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natal: mailed promptly or
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' Order of lotion. ,
The South Norwalk Trust Com-
pany vs. Holland Xaobino pop
at all. 0013 "
State of Connecticut. Fairlield
County. Superior Court. Is. Bridge-
port. February 20th. 1924.
Upon the complaint of the. said
SOUTH “ORWALK TRUST COM-
set forth. for the foreclosure of a
chattel mortgage on mashing-”em“
and a sale of the mortgaged chat-
tels. returnable to the Superior
Court in and for Fairlield County.-
on the first Tuesday of March, 1924.
it appearing to and being found by
the subscribing authority that Holi-
LAND MACHINE
CHARLES AUSSENHOFER. crux.
VESANT FIXTURE CO.. KNC" the
said Detendants. are absent from
this State and gone to parts un-
known—and whose addresses are
unknown to the plaintiff. and that
FORD TECHNICAL LABORATOR-
lES. iNC.. one of the defendants, is
located at No. 25 West 43rd Street.
New York City;
THEREFORE. ORDERED. Thai
notice of the pendency of said com-
pluint be given to said defendants
HOLLAND MACHINE COMPANY.
CHARLES AUSSENHOFER. and
BTUYVESANT FIXTURE COM-
PANY. 1N0. by publishing this Or-
der of Notice in The Evening Sen-
tinel. a newspaper printed in South
Nor-walk. in the City of Norwalk.
three times successively. commenc-
ing on or before the 21st dag, or
February. A. D. 1924: and to said
defendant. FORD TECHNICAL
LABORATORIES. lNC.. by deposit-
ing a copy of said Complaint and
this Order of Notice. on or before
the 21st day of February. 19“. in
the poet-once. postsgdl‘ paid. at
South Norwalk afdresald. directed
to said defendant. by registered let-
ter, at No. 25 West 43rd St- New
York City.
FRANK P. MUNICH.
Asst. Clerk of Superior Court for
Fairfield County.
PROBATE SALE REAL ESTATE
Under and pursuant to an order
of the Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk authorising him
thereunto. the subscriber hereby of-
fers for is all such right. title and
interest as Katy Stefan. late of Nor-
walk in said district. deceased. had
at the time of her death. in and to
the following described real state.
to wit:
That certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon. known us lot
No. 1 in block 6 on a certain map
entitled "Map of Building bots. Rho-
donolla Park. Prospect Hill. Nor‘
walk. Conn.. C. N. Wood. CE. 1913..
which map is on file in the omcg
of the Town Clerk of said Norwalk.
For particulars and terms. apply
to
PETER HARRAK.
PANY. praying for reasons thereinI
COM PANI.
announcements -
strayed.’ Lost. l-‘ound
LOST. GUERNSEY HEIFFER ——
Last Sunday night. Kindly notify
H. J. Friedman. ’PhOne 1659.
AUTOIO'HVI .
’ Automobiles For Sale
DODGE. 1922 STATION WAGON;
DODGE. 1923 SEDAN:
DODGE. 1919 SCREEN:
BUICK. 1921 TOURING (7 PASS)
EASY CERMS. "
STRATTON BLISS CO..
14 WEST AVE.. NORWALK, 3782
USED CARS— _
Star Sedan. 1923—3450.
Ste! Touring. 1923—8350.
Ford Coupe-8250.
Ford Touring—175.
Durant Sedan, 1923—0850.
Time Payments .Arranged.
Shufelt Brothers.
Star and Dusant Dealers.
Phone 3474.
201 Washington St. E. Nor-walk.
WHAT THE classified ads say’ls
true.
to.
Auction hiss so
m0 AUCTION-.A. C. Hexa-
, mer. auctioneer. will sell at Pub-
lio'Auotlon on Tuesday. Feb. 26,
1924. at 10:80 a. in. on the prem-
ises of the late R. M. Kellogg.
Cor. Broad River and New Canaan
‘ Avon. Norwalk, Conn. Twent)
cows and helters. consisting oi
fifteen milk cows. balance two-
roar old heifers: also one large
registered uolstoin bull. i-‘arm-“
ing implements. including mow-
ing machines. hay rakes. plows.
barrows. cultivators, farm wagons.
two-horse tip cart. heavy and
light. double and single harness.
Mayard cream separator. milk
cans. etc. Will also sell two good
farm horses. seventy-five chickens.
large quantity of cow manure.
about tWenty-flve tone of hay and
green mowed oats. The above
cattle are mostly Holsteins o; the
big dairy typo. twenty-five to thir-
ty quarts per day is claimed for
many of them. There are also
some good Guernsey family cows
among them. A number of th It
cows are new milk. balance 1 r-
ward. springers and summer coWe.
These cattle are young and In es~
cellent condition. Mr. Kellogg
always aimed to keep the best.
Sale posture. rain or shine. Terms
cash.
Par order.
F. S. KELLOGG.
Admx.
l
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles Hot Sale in
USED CARS-—
The follow you see
from his half-closed
finder.
find a job, has not paid
People who do not
to consult pathfinders
portunity trains.
hunter ’3 Pathfinder.
ically classified.
If you are
, A Pathfinder for the Jtheeker
the station, .with shirts ., and collars flapping
enough attention to the railroad A-B-C Path-
And the chap you see rushing around like
a hen with its head off, wondering where to
ABC Classified Section. ,
The A-B-C Classified Section. is .the job.
It lists the different.
trains and the different routes to Success. They
are alI there—alphabetically indexed and numer-
looking for a good position and
read this section regularly, you will scion catch
an offer which will he like catching an express
train—that is, an offer made expressly for you i
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the 8ame—-—In Service
Always Diderent—In Opportunity
s ,_
mom szx STUDEBAKER. 1922
‘ ,
. .
dashing madly towards
suitcase, did not pay~ i
enough attention to the
have the common sense
generally miss the Op-
‘TOURING.
LIGHT SIX STUDEBAKER. 1922
. ‘ COUPE.
BUICK SIX 1921 TOURING.
#0 1.
BUSINESS SERVICE EDI-0m
Sims! natal—Md. 81
VALLERIE'S EXPRESS —— lulu;- . Em “
service between Norwnlk and
Dan'bury. Also local trucking. ENGINEER—
Norwalk office trolley exp. Phone
’ 675-3. Danbilry ofilce 122.
CHEVROLET 1922 sEDAN.
noun 4 DOOR 192: SEDAN.
DunAN'r 1922 TOURING.
FORD 19:3 TOURING.
MANY FORDS :50 00 UP.
'r I M E PAYMENTS A N D
TRADES. " 7
HELEAN'I'S
as MAIN s'r.. Non.
TEL. fill?
Allin Trucks Io: 5N0 II
REO SPEED MAGUNS—- 3 [CD‘JHI-
can be bought on easy payments—-
1 Buick Touring 1922 model—1
Buick Coupe 0250.00. Hayden Auto
(20.. 56 No. Main St. Phone 1381.
Repairing—Service Stations
FORD REPAIRING —- by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat~
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. s
Webster St.. So. Norwaik.
MACHINE SHOP—and service sta-
tion for garages. Oils and gaso-
line. Charles A. Kolligian. So
Nerwalk. Phone 015. Home tele-
phone. 1816-3.-
bO'BRIEN GARAGE—Can washed
on short notice. Phone 2831.
Moving. trucking. Storage 25
NAGY BROS-Storage. Local 1nd
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special Vans for
moving purposes. 6 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone us
daytime.’ 804-14 nights.
lllan'I‘HY DARNIT
CLASSIFIED ADS are cheerful
helpers.
DORO—~Y'.
WAKE up
Professional Services 28
MUSICAL-~Pianos of all kinds
tuned and repaired. i‘lnyer pt-
:inos a specialty. W. linuxsier.
l5 \Vashlngibn SL. 50. No'rwalk
'i’hone 1236.
Tree Specialists 2%!
TREE WORK -— You wouldn't go
to g. blacksmith to have your
teeth fixed — would you? Why
not go to a tree spt-clnllst with
your tree troubles. ! 1f. Kellm-r,
phone 1852-4.
Repairing and Refinishing 2O
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings;
bolstering of closed cars. Reason-
able prices; best service. A. Mair.
corner Woodward Ave.. Grove St..
South Norwalk. Phone 423. .
llPHUIlflTERlNG—‘And cabinet ma-
king. Pictures and
framed. High grade work A
Bergstrom. Now i. 0. t). F Huild»
ing. So. Norwallz.
re-up-
Repairing and Refinishing 29
CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING-
First class. highest :rade rot. re-
pairing done promptly while you
wait. Latest machine used. inw-
est prices for quality work tone.
with finest quality leather only.
Satisfaction guaranteed as North
Main St. (Our). City tall.)
EMPLOYMENT
Help “soled—Female ss
LADIES—Wanted to teach Danc-
ing. Apply Volante Dancing
School. Stamford. Conn.
Situations Wanted—Male
87
CARPENTRY~I£ you have any re-
pairs. alteraiions or additions to
make. I will be pleased to give
you an estimate. H. By‘ta.
2166-12.
CLASSIFIED ADS show_ you how
when and where to get it. .
leTOI'F .
‘-
MECHANICAL AND ELEC- ,
TRICAL ENGINEER. onADu-
ATE or sEVEnAL annuals
UNIVERSITIES. WELL Eig-
PEmENcno IN STEAM rum.
BINEs. GENERAL ELECTRI-
CAL wonx. AUTOMOBILES.
RADIO. PATENTS. SEEKS
Airy POSITION IN OFFICE
on FACTORY, SPEAKS FAIR
ENGLISH. ADDREss L. n.
clo SENTINEL.
’
INSTRUOTION
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic} u
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. PIANO—3
Can accept a few pupils. Apply
at once. Studios at 20 North
Main St. and 16 Bayview A‘ve.
Orchestra for any occasion.
'Phones 2313 and 2H9. Archibald
Merriam.
LIVE STOCK
Pouluy'ana Supplies so
BABY CI-ncxg—
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorna. Reds. B. Rock. Wyl-
andoiies. "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wallingford.
LIVE STOCK—Now booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
8. C. W. Leghorns. R. 1. Beds. 8.
P. Rocks. Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America.
Place your orders now and avoid
dlnppointments. J. C. Herold.
Ponus Ave. New Canaan. Conn.
Phone 439.
50
ANTED T0 BUY—Ali
ttie. Extra prices for
of all kinds. and
NOTICE!
, do of
. yes. Also
poultry... W
cows for beef oows. Notify Harry
. J. Freedman. Phone 1659. '
,. Articlesnortials si
BATHROOMamXTURES—A loud
new bathroom sco syphon closet.
china low-down tank, enamel
~ bathtub and lavatory, with all
nickelopiatod fitting“ neck-i big
bargain. White medicine cabinet.
CLASSIFIED ADS will find the
hhip you need.
non-ends aeoli- as
ROOSEKOLD Goons—usury u.
bles. sewing machines. Morris
chair. carpet and other articles.
Also furnished room to rent. In-
quire u Franklin avenue. Nor-
walk. near lrmory.
- “hollow sss
J 80. MAIN ST.
RADIO APPARATUS—Complete 3
tube set installed. including bulbs.
storage battery and 8' battery and
horn. 8100. Free home demonstra-
tion. A. Wilbur. radiotrician. 65
Main 8t.. Norwalk. Phone 2917.
_ fluted—'10 1—: GI
FURNITURE—“command. nought
exchange milking a?
of
tsAAc ‘ cream—up-ol—aate. t‘wo. '
family house in line condition
Sail cheap. Small amount down
Codi-go Mitchell. Phone 1801.
loo-lulu! so
BARGAlNa-nne building lot in
best section of East avenue. ‘I‘Io-
thtrds values'for quick sala‘Part
cash. P. 0.,bos 73. Nomi;
on estrus name
FOR SALE
TWO FAMILY HOUSE in perfect
condition; five and six room
apartment with all improve-
ments. Hot air furnaces.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with ev-
ery modern improvement. con-
taining four bedrooms and bath
on second floor. Hot water
hem. Nice location.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
CONSULT
Canty £6 Co.
Realtors-Insurance
at highest prices. If you how. any
Junk or metal to sell to will also
pay high prices. Cal or write
H. Jaffe. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID -— For
second-hand furniture: Call 303
or write to H. Ash. 44 Water St.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Booms wnnom Joni-d
68
NICEIJ’ FURNISHED ROOM—Ad»
joining bath. Steam heat. Break-
fast if desired Centrally located.
8 Putnam Ave.. near West Ave.
Mrs. A. Hirtzler.
VAN ZANDT ST. aleurnished
rooms with all conveniences by
day or week. at above address. H.
Ash. ’
Wanted—Rooms or Board 73
ROOM AND BOARD—By young
man. Must not be far from cen-
ter. American family preferred.
17 So. Idsln 8t. Phone 830
Your Success in
the Future
—dopcnds much upon the safety of
your past and the protection of your
present.
Only if your property. your business
interests and your personal valuables
are insqu TODAY can you be sure
of success TOMORROW. Insure to-
day to protect tomorrow.
We can give you all forms of Prop-
erty Protection Policies.
J. M. Layio 1
& (‘0.. Inc
MRealtorsn-
insurance That insures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.
Address-E. 6.. care Sentinel.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats
COVE AVE. 11.——6 rooms. all im-
provementt Phone 773-3.
fl
FLAT FOR RENT—Elmwood ave» l
nue. Five rooms. all improve-
ments. steam heat. Also 4 rooms.
21 Taylor Ave. Rent reasonable.
Inquire ’phone 130-31
104—6 rooms. all
improvements. heat. Also one at
173 80. Main. 5 rooms. all im-
provements. One new two family
house on Novak place. off 80.
Main. All improvements. Inquire
102 Fla Hill Road."1‘el. 8168.
SPRING ST. 35—5 rooms. 320 a
mouth rent. Improvements ex-
dept bath. Inquire of Z. Sallick.
‘39 lladison St. Phone 1987.
Businms Pieces For Rent 75
BEAUTIFUL LOFT—1100 sq. test.
in new building. Suitable for many
business purpOsos. Inquire so
Main St.. Norwalk. Phone 954.
FACI‘ORY SPACE—3500 no. test-
garaga $500 sq. feet. at 1 [Silas-
Tammany & Nihil]
REAL EsrA'rn AND
memos
123 Washington Street
South Norwslk
Phone can
BIG SALE
Stock Up Now For Spring.
This Week Only
ALL TIRES AT COST.
30 x 31/2 Cords, $8.50
GREGORY’S TIRE
SHOP
G WALL 8T. NORWALK
' both Street. Apply Harris & dens
Tel. 721. ‘
Houses sos- Rent '17
FOUR HOUSES——For sale or for
rent. All improvements. Inquire
Mrs. N. W. Benedict. Phone 648.
LAWRENCE St. It —4 rooms. All
improvements. Inquire. Mrs. Reres
43 Woodward Ave. Phone 365-2.
l'rs Rammcxr
THONOE s aaa
NIGHT
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\NHY DioN‘T
You walk!
Wins . ‘1 Y
INSUR CE
—and—
REAL ESTATE
B)? (‘H ARLES McMANUS
fuss. Mel-«Mos
By L. F. yam
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consume we
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state's was? in-
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slows , Fans (A),wlcu no:
mass 1o (tomes meow
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has Won Over Some "
of the Best
Great interest is being shown la‘;
the coming bout between Johnny
Rocco and Newport Johnny Brown
at the Armory on next Friday night. X
Both of those fighters have good’
records and are out to score a vice"
tory in their coining bout.
'15rown fought Mickey 'I‘raverd
three times, their m-st battel was a
no decision one in Portland, \ie.
The second one was a draw and the é
third. Brown received the reteree‘l:;
decision. in this contest he dropped‘
Travers to the mat twice for the -
count. ‘ "
He fought Earl Baird twice, LII.“
first battle Brown lost. In this con. '
2o
\&
.9
.4 i.
The battle was such a sen-annual
one that they were rematched, In
this battle Browu gave Earl Baird:
the licking of his life. putting him
to the mat for the count of nine
once and scoring another knock.“
down later in the contest. This bout.”
was taught. in Portland. Me. '
a licking from Brown.
twelve round go. In the 11th round;
he had Chapman on the verge of a”
knockout. when the bell rang and“
saved Mr. Chapman. Red never
forgot this fight for he had , many.
good offers to box Brown, but ale
ways refused, his manager admittin',
that Brown had his numbfi.
Al Shubert. and Newman. Johan’s
Rown clashed twice. The first bat.-
tle which was a sensational one.
Shubert won the decision. even;
though Brown had the New Bedford
Bearcat on the floor for the count;
of nine. They fought stun add-7
Brown Won the dectsion this time. 1;
Another important tight Bron”,
won. was with Chick Suggs. the);
New England featherweight chain..-
pion. Brown made 125 pounds for:
Suggs and the only thing that saved
Sugg's title was that the! we“.
figuring In Portland. Me... in which
State the reteree has no authority to
glue 8. decrsion. Brown xnocled__
sir. Suggs to the mat for the count
of nine which only goes L0 9110':
matte is one of the hardest nit-.mg
teatherweignts in the country. The.” :
are some of Brown's most. important
battles. He lost the decision to:
Lew Paiuso. Cooney and Billie Mur-
phy. the sensational Lowell boy. but
Newport Johnny Brown is only a
featherweight and has never lost g»
battle to a boy who weighed as
light as himself. He has always”
been forced to give weight. New-
port Johnny Brown is a Portugeeso. ‘
born in Portugal. but came to and
country when seven years Old. When
only 17 years old he enlisted in th.
U. S. Army and it was at Camp Dis. -
where Jet: Smith was boxing in-
structor that he put on his first box-
ing gloves. He was later sent oval-o
seas and while in France fougl‘
many battles. one of them was a all
round draw with the late Frankie
JeTome. '
Johnny Brown of New Roebello.
the speed artist and ,the pride 0!
his own town and vicinity has been
coming along at championship form.
He has cleaned up air the boys nu
has faced. but when he faces Brown.
he will have to be at his but. in ow
der to assimilate the punishment
that Brown is capable of handing
out. Rocco has the reputation at
being the best boy of his might do-
veloped in this section in years. poo-
sessing both speed and punch. a»
combination hard to beat and bound
to bring him to the top. Rocco is
managed and handled by Frank
“felling. a brother to the famous
Joe. who has brought him along"
his boy has reached championship“
form and is ready to match any
with any boy of his weight barring
none. Rocco. in the ring. is a. mine"
iature Harry Greb. action from on.
tap of the gong. so when these tw"
boys face each other. the fans are 1‘
ions rounds of fighting seen ”
these parts and it is doubtful Mk
it will go that farastheysro _
out tO'put over the knockout punch: ‘
NORWALKTIRE
' sown-ms But;
The Norwalk Tire . and Rabbi“
company bowling team and than."
and W. bowling five clashed 1nd“.
night at the Norwalk alleys. Thd‘
tire makers won two out o! “no"
games. High individual score. llfrf
was made by Berber. Howard an."
Budnioh also rolled over 100.
The scores: .
NORWALK TIRE; . u
‘erw. -
'1an- n...
gradually and now he is sure that"
for'twelve of the fastest and furéh
routs as sea no not:
. ‘42» 421 .«s not? ;
Johnny Rocco Hero“ I
test he broke a bone in his left hand. , .
Red Chapman was another to utkgfl .
It was 3,“. _.
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nontgontery . . . . 88 8“ 30—3“;
Reward ....... 83 109—8
Toth .......... 78 .— ‘
m“ sea-assoc —’ 89
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