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Outla- od Nmioe.
Gladys M. Piunkut vs. William .

Plunkett. .

State of Connecticut. Feirne‘
County. Superior Court. Is. Bridged
peat. Fatigues-y 15th. A. D. 1924.

pon e oompleint of th
Gladys M. Plunett. praying? ‘2:
reasons therein set forth. for divorce
and ehnnge of name. returnable to
lihldsgopefl" Court in and for Fs‘uu
e unty. on the first
11. 1910. Tue-dey of

It appea’ring to and being found
by the subscribing euthority that
\Viliiun Plunkott, the. said deftnd-
not is absent from this lute and
gone to parts unknown.

Therefore Ordered. that notice of
the pendency of sold complaint be
given by publishing this order in
The Evening Sentinel. a. newspaper
in South Nor-wells. three times suc-
cessively. confisncing on or before
the.- 21st day of February. A. 1)..
1924. .

FRANK P. MUNICH.
-Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court
for Fairflcld Col’ty.

LEGAL NOTICE

Solvent Notice
District'of Norwnlk. ss. Probate
Court. February Is. A. D. 1924.
Estate of Phebe J. Rhinehart late
of Nor-walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probete for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six monhs from the date
hereof for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit thcir claims for

 

lsettlemcnt. Thoec who neglect‘to

present heir acccmns. propcrly at.-

tosted. within said time. will be de-

barred a recovery. All persons in-

debted to said Estate are requested
10 mile immediate paymcnt to
EDITH ROSCO,

Ext-cutrix.

mouncmms

‘Losr BANK BOOK N0. 96v? —
issued by South Norwalk fixings
Bank Finder will please return
to said bank as payment has been
stopped.

LOST. HAND BAG — Containing
large sum of money on New Can-
aan avenue. Pearls and a wrist
watch also in hug. Reward. Tel-
ephone 789.

AUTOMOISTB
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DODGE BUSINESS MAN'S COUPE
—Loolu like new. 1923 model.
The Erwin M. Jrnnings (30.. 27
Harrison SL. Bridgeport.

DODGE. :92: STATION WAGON;
DODGE. 1922 51-20sz
DODGE. 1919 SCREEN;
smcx. 1921 TOURING (7 PASS)
EASY TERXS.

STRATTON BLISS co.,
14 WEST AVE.. NORWALK. 752

DURAN? Six SEDAN—Year old. at
lest than half original price. Car
is in good condition. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co., 27 Harrison St...
Bridgeport.

FORDS FOR BALE—Ford coupe.
1921; Ford coupe. 1922; Ford se-
dsn. 1921. All in A-i condition.
Will sell or exchange for Ford
tour-inn or rosdsters. Inquire 9
Hamilton Ave.. So. Norwallt.

 

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l’ORD SEDAN—Late model. many
estrus. Low price. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. 1‘7 Harrison SL.
Bridgeport.

HUDSON 7 PASSENGER—Touring
car. very slightly used. Like new
car in all respects. Reasonably
priced. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co.. 27 Harrison St. Bpt.

KING 3 SPORT MODEL—1n very
nice shape. \‘ery nttractive oer in
all respects. Price very interest-
ing. The Envin M. Jennings Co.,
27 Harrison St.. Bridgeport.

LEXINGTON TOURING —- Attrac-
tive automobile. last yeen's model.
priced yen! low. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. 27 Harrison St.

Bridgeport.

CLASSIFIED ADS are cheertul
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Automobiles For Sole
USED CARS-—

Star Sedan. 1923—8450.
Stu- Touring. 1923—4350:
Ford Coupe—8250.

Ford Touring—875.
Durant Sedan. 1923—8850.

 

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Time Payments Arranged.

Shufclt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers.
Phone 3474.
201 Washington St.
USED CARS—

E. Norwalk.

 

WE HAVE OX HAND SEVERAL
LATE MODEL USED CARS ALL

IN FIRST CLASS RUNNING 0R-

THAX 5,000 MILES:

REO. 1923 TOURING.
MOON. 1923 TOURING.

HL’PMOBILE. 1923 SPORT TOUR-
ING.

MAXWELL. 1923 COUPE.

STUDEBAKER. SPORT 6

TOURING.

1921

BUICK, 19:0 6 TOL'me.
DODGE. 19:3 WAGON.
REC). 1922 SPEED wicox
REO, 1921 SPEED WAGON.
HAYDEN AUTOMOBILE CO.
stwnsr AVE. TEL 1:3:_
STAMFORD BRANCH

747 hiAIN STREET.

 

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HEU SPEED MAGUNS— .. reb'vlit—

can be bought on “my pwrr-rrts—
1 Buick Touring 1922 model—1
Buick Coupe £350.00. Hayden Auto

Co.. 56 No. Mun St. Phone 1351.

 

Auto Acocmories. Tires. Parts is

TIRES—~Snlc. n. free tube with every
tire. A face tire cover with a
32x4 iiillcr Cord. Gregory's Tire
Shop, 0 \K'all SL. Norwnlk.

Garagee—mtoe m air-e H

LARGE BARN—0n Day St. 25360
feet. Can be used for garage. shop
or storage. Inquire nt Avrick's.
1". 0. Block. 80. Norwelk.

Repairing—Service Stations

FORD REPAIRING -— by experts.
Live and deid storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O‘Brien. !
Webster BL. So. Norw

 

 

 

 

 

MACHINE SHOP—and 7e ste-
iion for gersges. Oils 8 geno-
llne Charles A. Kolliginn. So
Norwalk. Phone 915. Home tele-

. phone. 1814-2.

O'BRIEN GARAGHAI'I washed
on short notice. Prion: 2832.

BUSINESS SERVICE
Mom trucking. Storage 25

NAGY BROS—Storage. boost and
long distance trucking of ell kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.

NON-READERS lose in Just the
some measure that readers gain
from the classified columns.

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“MEN wanted 1”

tunity to seek them.

say that they are able,
ambitious—~who prove it

Classified Opportunities.

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MEN Wanted—With The Accent
On The Men!

That is the universal cry.
the world says, what. the employer says and what

intelligent, keen and ambitious—enough so to
seek opportunity rather than to wait for oppor

“MEN wanted l"-—who prove rather than

the opportunities alphabetically listed in the
A-B-C Classified Section.

You can’t take the measure of a men more
accurately than by measuring his inclination
in grasp opportunity—and you can’t; show
the world. the‘ employer, the individual that
you‘re a manly man yourself by any clearer
method than by regularly reading the A-B-C
of doterminatidn to win 3

Why not show the world that ‘you’re a.

The ABC Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service

Always Different—In Opportunity

That is . whet

Men who are able,

intelligent, keen and
by regularly seeking

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Tree Specialists

 

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KELLNEll—Docs your
tree work and will eventually

yours. Comm-d trce sprain ihl.
l irhtcrn years“ cspericncy. Conn.
iruxsr No. CS. Arthur ll. K‘ Einc'.
Phonl 18524.

 

Repairing and Refinishing 29

 

l'l‘HHIS’l‘ERlNG—-—And cabinet ma»
king. Pictures and :nlvrnrr
framed High grade nork A
Rrrcslrom, New I. O, U. F Puild-

fine. So. Nor-walla.

 

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Repairing null Refinishing

 

crrr ‘usu. sum: RLP.\iRI:\'G—
First class. highest :rade t-m. re.
pairing done prompll) win-e you

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llOL‘SEKEEPER—Genernl hum
worker, widow. with boy 7 wish-
('3 good home. Convenient to
school. Capable for motherla-
home or smell family. Good re-
ferences. \Vrite Box 111 etc Ssn~
tinel.

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CARPENTRY~I£ you have any re-
pairs Alterations or additions to

 

make. I will be pleased to give
you an estimate. 11. Syskn.
2165-12.

POSITION WANTED—Mechanlal

and electrical engineer. graduate
of several German universitiel.
well experienced in stain tur-
bines. general electrical work. nu-

 

 

 

 

wsit. Lattst machine used. Low
est prices for quality work tone. tomobilcs. R34“). patents. seeks
with finest qunllt), lenlhev only any position in office or factory.
Satisfaction guaranteed 36 North speaks fair Entlish. L. D. €10
Main St. iilpp. City lAii.) 5613mm!-

- EMPLOYMENT LIVESTOCK

Help “'nnietchulc 3-: Poultry end Supplies 4s

GIRL~TO do genera Lonsework.

References requircd. Apply 8 Con-
cord St.

 

3 LADIES—“Hunted to teach Dunc-
ing. Apply \‘olante Dancing
School. Siniiliord. Conn.

OPERATORS ON DRESSES-01:
l’nion special. dentin and single
needle machine. .‘xlr. Gemore. 136
\K’ashlngton Ft. Smith Norwnik.

 

 

\VOMAN—To
chiefs. Ont
red. Appfy
nut EL. So.

{loss on handker-
rxpericnced prefer-
L‘jwin Boone. Chest-
Norwalk.

 

YVOMAN \X‘AXTI—ZD—4Vishing a good
home in cxchancv for taking care
of childrrn. Call nights. Apply
Mrs. Mary Suhaka, 22$ binin Sh.
3rd floor. Nom'alk.

YOUNG GIRLS—To fold and lie on
handkerchiefs. Light and study
work. Edwin Boesc. Chestnut 8‘.
So. Norwnlk.

 

 

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MAN—Tu do janitor work end odd
jobs at Donnell)";

Help Warlord—Male

 

 

my chums-
Buy Conn. Stnte tested chicks.
Leghorn; Reds. B. Roch. Wy-
nndottee. "Our honesty is your

protection." Free circulsr. Hall
Brothers. Wallingford. -

 

LIVE STOCK—New booking orders
for baby chicks end latching eggs
S. C. \V. Leghornl. R. I. Beds. 8.
P. Rocks, Jersey Gianta highest
producing strains in America
Place your orders new end avoid
dissppointmentn. J. C. Herold.
Ponns Ave. New Conan. Conn.
Phone 489.

Wanted—[Ave Stock ‘

 

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NOTICE! “'ANTED T0 BUY—All
kinds of cattle. Extrl price. for
calves Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1859.

CLASSIFIED ADS will exchange
whet you have and don‘t want for
what you went and don't have,

 

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Articles' For sue on
TALKING MACHINE—Only one

zett or 8125 model to be sold {or

869 only 55 down. "Editor: Phono—
g'itph Agency." The Alfred For
Pinno Co. 80. Norwalk.

Weston—so no: so

FURNITURE—1—80cond-nend, nought
at highest prices. "you haw. any
junk orrnetal to sell ‘vs will also
pay high. prices. . on: or write
3. Julie. 37 Fort Point street.
Phonn as.

 

 

sweat-Arenas“:
Homes For tide

 

 

CERTRALLY IDCATED—IO rooms
improvements. A real bar-gun.
Terms 1’. O. 73 Norwalk.

ISAAC STREET—UD-olrdnlo. two-
fsmily house in fine condition
Sell cheep. Smell amount dofn
George Mitchell. Phone 3861.

 

 

 

EHGHEST PRICES PAID —— For
“second-head furniture. Call 903
or write to H. Ash. {4 Weter St.

W Apparel 65
FOR SALE—Lady’s long fur coat.

 

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natural fur. almost new. Tel.
1808.
nouns AND BOARD
Booms Without Board 08

 

NO. MAIN 8t. oil—Nicely furnished
room. 'nlr conveniences. Phone
2788~2.

So. MAIN St. 76—Large {mulled
room. all conveniences. centrallyt
locsted. Private tnmily.
above address. _ }

 

 

R'ICI’JLY FD'RL'ISHED ROOM—Ad-
joining bath. Steam heat. Break-
fast if desired. Centrally loca’ted.

 

8 Putnam Ave” near \Vest Ave.
Mrs. A. Himler. _
VAN ZANDT ET. Si—Furnished

rooms with ell conveniences by
day or week. at above address. ll.
Ash.

nun. sen-m 1-03 am

Apartments and Hats

CHESTNUT ST. 53—5 room 23‘. "
improvements. heat. Second floor.
Apply lot floor of above address.

 

 

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COVE AVE. 2l-—-7 room house; all

improvements. Phone 7 73-3;

IN BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION

, —6 rooms and bath. All im—
provements, new house. 5 minutes
from R. R. Station. Also Garage.
Inquire Alexander \V'hite. 33 Lowe
St. Tel. 2858.

ORCHARD ST. T—I‘irst floor. after
March 1. Inquire Mrs. Donahue
Tel. 867.

SECOND s'r. 36—:5 rooms. .11 mi.
proveinents. Phone 3096.

 

 

 

 

SPRING ST. 28—0 rooms newly do:-
orated. heat. hot water and all
improvements. Apply above ad-
dress.

manual-brawl

BEAUTIFUL LOFT—1100 sq. feet.
in new building. Suitable for many
business purposes. Inqeire 64;
Main St.. Nat-walk. Phone 954.

FACTORY SPACE-+2500 u... feet-e
garage 2500 sq. feet, at 1 Eliza
beth Street. Apply Han“! & dens
Tel. 7:

STORAGE HOUSE—-
pot. consisting of floors and
basement. Suitable for storing
highest grade merchsndise. use
garage.
St.

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LAWRENCE St. 1; ~4 rooms. All
improvements. Inquire. Mrs, Berna
43 “'oodward Ave. Phone 365-2.,

 

 

SO. MAIN S11. lit—House. eight

 

rooms. Newly papered and
painted. All improvements. In-
quire Wnlter Becker. Phone
1(06—2.

Wanted—In Rent 81

Apply 3

75:

B. Alexander; 74 Spring:

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WEST \VASHINGTON St. 28—! or
7 rooms. First floor. Apply 2.
Sallick. 29 Madison St. Phone.
1937. '

bots For Sole 85

BARGAIN—Fine building lot in

best section of East avenue. Wo-
thirds values for quick sale. Perl
cash. P. 0. box 73. Mei-walk.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE non sous:

 

 

 

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FOR SALE

Two family house in perfect
:ondition. Five rooms. and both
and six rooms and bath. Very
nice looetion.

Seven room house with every
modern improvement. H‘ot water

heating plant. Nicely located.
lust of! \Vest avenue.

For these or any other consult

Canty 69° Co;

Realtors—Insurance
17 So. Main 8:. Phone 830

 

 

 

Your Success in
the Future

HGETTOS'I’OP *

momma
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Northern Paelfi' C After“
3.000.000 Acres—Na- “
hone! Forest Ina.
valved

WASHINGTON. Feb. 18.-A ciuux‘ ‘
that the Northern Pacific Railway r
company had received a total of.“
$136,118.58: rmm lands of its gov-
ernment grant. or nearly twice the
870,000,000 cost of constructing the ‘
railroad. is set up by the Forest Sena},
vice as the chief reason why Con-
gress should deny the runway corn-
peny the right to take over midi-.2
Lionel 8.000.000 were: of public lands
which it now claims under the or-
iginal grants. ‘

A resolution directing the Score-
tary of the Interior to withhold hi-
approvel of t edjustrnent of the :
Northern Pac' land grants and
the issuance of any further patent.-
on them until I. centre-tonal in~
quiry can he made. he: been intro‘r,
duced in the House. It in spon-
sored hy the Interior and Agriculo--
ture departments and will be posed.

Asserting that the rallwa'y corn-
pony issoekingecrenge inthe Kn.-
tionnl forests of Montana. Idaho
and \Vashington worth probably
ssu.oou,ooe. the Forest Service. in“?
a summary of the controversy which
became public todny argues that
the Northern Pacific land grants
have been fully satisfied. Mot-carer.
it says an accounting from the 1111- '
road which Congress has the right
to demand. may justify the can-

 

 

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ceilntion of the patents to all
granted lands still retained by the
corporation.

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' present.

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: Only if your property. your business

To substantiate this claim. the

your past sad the protection of your: 1‘0“ Si Si nice makes the following
' conditions:

“That the land grants were made

{for the purpose of aiding in the

f interests and your personal \aiunblesg construction of the railroad. The
. arc insurr-d TODAY can you be Sinai total gross receipts of the Northern

‘- ni’ suctvss TO_\i()RRO\\‘.
day to protect tomorrow.

“‘0 can give you all forms of Prop-
1 (Ti: Protection Policies.

J. M. Layton
& (‘0.. Inc.
-»Realtors-

Insurance That insures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.

Insure to-

 

 

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INSURAN GB

‘123 Washington Street
South Norwalk

Phone 3344

 

 

 

’ . JOHN T. HAYES

. INSURANCE

% -—an:l—-

. REAL ESTATE

‘ STEAMSHIP TICKETS

1 Main St. Korwalk

 

 

 

 

 

HOUSE WANTED—By ‘Aiamh let.
for 4 adults. ‘6 or 7 rooms. mod‘
ern improvements within 10 rain-
utee' walk of depot. Rent reason-V
able. Box 'l‘. M. W.. Sentinel.

 

Till; CLASSIFIED section is the
foreground of opportunity“

KEEP H" the right end read the

WHY WORRY—with the classi-

 

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By CHARLES MEMANUS

PEOPLE “'HO are bright enough
Ito seek pomions through classified
:ads are bright enough to deserve the
lconsideration of all employers.

i
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iday and dispel your las lingering

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Pacific to June- Sfi. 1917. from the
sale of the lands from its grant
amounted to SIS-3.118.533. The cost
of constructing the road did not ex~
coed 370.050.000. The sale of lands
has more than paid for the cost of
constructing the railroad.

"That the Northern Pacific failed
to construct 1,505.21 miles of its
railroad within the time required
by law. thereby rendering the grant-
ed lands subject to forfeiture.

"Thdt the Northern Pacific tailed
to dispose of certain of its lands
to settlers at not to exceed $2.50
per acre, as requlrtd by la“:

“That the Northern Pacific failed
to dispose of hundreds of thousands
of acres of its ands at public sale.
as required by law.

”That hundreds of thousands of
acres of poor land in the Korthern
Pacific grant were erroneously
classified as mineral and turned
back to the United States. the rail-
road acquiring mineral indemnity

i rights therefore which were applied
g in part on more valuable lands in
5 the indemnity limits.

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1.300.000 Acres in linear

“Thai under a rule of law laid:
down by the Supreme court. the?
Northern Pacific has been err-on;
cousl)’ allowed 1.500.000 1cm too
much land in the state 0! Washing-
ton.

“That over 500.000 acres of land-
credited to the Northern Pacific
should be deducted because of un-
iiict with the lend grant of another
road and the erroneous fixation of
the land grant limit lines.

"That the Northern Pacific has
been allowed to make over 1.000,-
000 acres of indemnity selections in
its second indemnity belt. whereas.’
those selections should heve lnen
confined to the first indemnity [vita

“That for lands erroneously pa-
tented to the Northern Pacific the
Government should be entitled to
receive mt least what the railroad
received from the sale of these lands:
instead of $1.25 an acre. ‘

"That the Northern Pacific under‘
the Mount Rainier Park Act 02’
March 1899. relinquished to the;
United States thousands of acres of
commercially valuelcss land and re-_
ceived therefore selection privileges;
to the finest lands they could find-
in the States of Oregon. “'nshingv-
ton. Idaho. Montana. North Dakota,-
hlinnesotn and Wisconsin."

Wants Jobs for Vets -
Trained by the L‘. S.‘

Col. Edward Olmsted. acting dis-T
trict manager of the United Stator
Veterans Bureau for the second dis-‘1'
trict. comprising the state. of New“
York. New? Jersey and Connecticut.
has issued an appeal to the employ-
ers of the district to take. care of
the 153 voter-antwho will have fin-'
ished their training during the
month of February. These men in-
clude junior accountants. office
managers. adv'eruning_writers. show
card «writer; commercial m

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auto punters. better-y repelnnen, neo_
clinical optics. We". hook-

keepers. clerk-foreign trade. ale-t
men. sign painters. photograph“.

mechanical dentists. auto ignition,
specialists. vulcenbsrs. machinist

hands. civil enginees‘l and shoe re-

gunmen.

“it is for cheaper." Col. Olmsted
said. “for a: employertotske inn
trained men—trained at the govern-
ments exam—than a. nun who,
must be trained at the employer's
expeme. The mpnyer pea-l be;
training use veteran and should etc,
tainly utilise the service. of one in.
whose interest he hes Indirectly.
contributed.” ’

The bureau placed :34 .en in eno.
planners: in the Who use.»
during Jenner," . These in" m.
M lump through mien-w
screed-ace end the Boo-kn (h-
hes- ol' ems-sees. out u whia'
imihsbmsolvsthogfl,‘
lea “Wies- he ms
and W will,” ~’ “ '