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AUCTION .-— Within a. om“
mum. em sell to on '
bidder tor the estate 0: In. Win.
co. Olmeteeodg. hoeehold toode. etc.
I
momma h ell-pets, rage. hed':
tebiee. etende. chair-e.
conch. suit canoe, hem T3:
canoe. mprhle top table. dishes.
cooking utensil; 'Ieee.
some very old ane. and odd
pieces oi old turniture. oil point-
ing: and other. pictures gen
and kitwen tables. Sole positive
rein or shine. .2 1:00 P. 31.. Sat:
nrdey. larch 1. 1924, on the prem-
lacs. 10 Union Park. Norwelk.
It'll “m .l
mum °F .0...
no Petruccl vet F .
trucci. Mk P9.
State 02 Connecticut. Feirdeld
County. Superior Court. on. Bridge-
port. Februery 21. A. D., 1924.
Upon the Complaint 0: the eald
Filimino Petruccl preying. tor ren-
lone therein eet torth. for a divorce
returnnhlo'to the Superior Court in
and for Yeirfleld County. on the a
Tuesday of April. 1924. rat
it appearing to and being tonnd
by the soberibing authority. that
Frank Petrucci_ the eaid defendant.
is absent from thin State and gone
to pert: unknown.
Therefore Ordered. that notice or
the pendency 6t aid complaint be
given by publishing thie order in
The Evening Sentinel. a newepaper
printed in the City of Norwerk. three
times successively. commencing on or
.beioro the 28th day of Februa , .
.D.. 1924. FY A
FRANK P. MUNICH,
Ant. Clerk of the Superior Court for
I-‘alrneld County.
“ransom
Bummswunve-n e
30‘) DANCERS \VAN’TCD—To ll-
tend lilver cup meaquerede dance.
The beet costume wine the prize.
Saturday night at the Central
Trust Co. hell.
FRIDAY EVENING—Feb. ‘9‘ e.
meequerede‘dence will be given by
the Hungarian Catholic club at
Kieh hall. l-‘our prince will be
given ewey to the bent dreaed.
and funniest couples. All invited.
5!?!“ non. Found 10
LOST BUILDING and LOAN, BOOK
—Number 3375 of Sorwelk Build-
ing end been improvement Aeeo-
. .cietion. Return to Taylor & Gol-
den. 93 W'eehington 8t.
“none-1m
Auto-vote]. For Sale Ii
BUICK. LATE MODEL—Touring. 5
pnecnger. maroon with yellow
whole. 8400. The Erwin hi. Jen—
tnnge Co._ 27 Harrison St.. Bridge-
port. '
BUICK. 1921 TOURING (7 PASS)
”RANCH BLISS CO._
H “7851' AVE" NORWALK. 2782
CHEVROLET COUPE—19:4. Lock
wheel. new epnre tire and every
extrn needed. Fine condition.
Driven 1400 xnilee. Flret reeeon-
ebie ofler tnhee oer. See this car
before buying. 29 Woodward Ave.
Aek for Hull. or telephone 423.
4
DODGE TOURING—In food condi-
tion. reedy to go out at once. 8:75.
The Erwin M. Jenninge Co.. 27
\ Harrison St. Bridgeport.
ESSEX FOUR DEMONSTRATOR—
Touring. revsrniehed and recondi—
tioned. A worth-while porch-e.
The Erwin )1. Jenninge Co.. :7
Wu 8t.. Bridgeport.
19:1 FORD TOURING c3:
good condition: new ‘top and aide
curtains. chains 'nnd tools. A
good buy. Also entire household
pod. including Glenwood rouge.
parlor stove, Singer eewing mech-
ine. victroin. Inquiry F. Purdy.
28 Crockett st.-. Itoweyton. Conn.
FORD COWCIALv—Rune good.
8600. The ”in M. .1ch Co..
:1 Berri-on 8L. Brianna-t. .
Nitride q
PortDs—roroJeun, m; my
end roodetore. All late models.
:3: low price. The Erwin u.
1“- Co-. 27 Harrison 3
Brannon. — L‘
HUDSON. 7 PASSENGER—Sedan.
1523. like new; at .. mg eating.
The Erwin' M. Jennings Co.. 2;
Herrbon 8!. Bridgeport.
HUPMOBILE TOURING. 1919 —
“'ith live new tires: in very good
condition; 8375. The EPwin M.
Jenninge Co.. :7 Harrison St.,
Bridgeport.
LATE MODEL AUBURN—Touring
with extrnvegnnt extras. A’grea:
hny. The Erwin ll. Jennings Co..
17 Harrison St. Bridgeport,
1918, 7 PASSENGER CHANDLER——
Good running condition. Winter.
and a new summer top. "Good rub-
ber. Aleo 1924. tour—cylinder Olde.
mobile. cheep to quick buyer.
’Phone 377.
USED CARS-
Star Sedan. ins—3‘50.
5m; Touring. 1923—3350.
Ford Coupe—3:50.
Fordl'rourlng—its. ‘
Durant Sedan. 1928—8850.
Ti'rne Pnyxnente Arranged?
Shutelt Brothere. ,
Star and Durant Dealer-e.
. Phone 3474.
20! Wanhinxton St. E. Nonvuk
euro-hum men; a:
REL) SPEED MAGUNS- 3 rebuilt—
ain be bought on any partnerin—
—-’p
The Swanson“
Really there has mien no reason for keep- A
ing it a secret. Everyhody nught just as well
have known _it at any time.
Some people have? known it for Some time
Some of_them guessed it—nnd Rennie of then
have been" told. _
- But the fact now irthet everybody is going
to know why the A—B—C Classified Ads nlmost
always quote lower-themusuel prices. ;
It is because claefified advertisers invari-
ably want action. They'vrent to see their of.
fers snapped up immediately. The quicker ° r
their offers are snapped up, the less profits for
themselves they are usually willing to take. 7
And so they make prices justee low es they
are able to 3
That’s why you'd better follow thin section
from day to day and take advantage of its
economies ! V
f
The A343 W Alb
Always the Same—In Bertie
Always Different—In Opportunity ‘
—o-—
. 1
1 Buick Touring 1922 model—1
Buick Canoe 81.50.00. ans-den Auto
'rormm-mmem
an c. w..taghorel.'n. Laede. a
r. Roch. Jen-neg ohms nuns:
“mural-initiate”
Pbooyourordersnowendevdd
amt-am J. c. .Beroid.
Penn in. New M’Conn.
Phone w.
lm I". a“. “
"H, l .
mmwmtuwm.
met. .
oncaenn 31M, apert-
mz. All improve-eats. Read! by
Hatch 1:. Phone 837.
5 ROCKS—Impmtn. Indra
3mm. ymmmno.
Norwan'.
“muu’ a
BEAUTIFUL LOW—1100 an. (oer.
in new building. Suiteble for an
bruins- m Inquire ‘0
wet. Norwnlk. m ’34.
PAC“)!!! SPACE—‘SSOO'W ted—
gnrege 2500 on. feet. at 1 Eliot
both Street. Apply Heme & dens
Tel. 121. .
WALL ST. 2. BTORE—Imire' of
\HnnlonBroes Welletreetornt
P. J. Bach’s buck-nut}: shop on
House to! Mt 7?
NOTICE! WARTED To not]; —All
kinda of cattle. Extra prices for
poultry. Will on!!!” milk!“
cows for beef cown. Notify Harry
I. From Phale 15.59-
WIS!
MINI-Sub 5|
BATHROOM FIXTURES—A brand
new bathroom $60 syphon closet.
china low-down tank. enemel
bathtub and lavatory, with all
nickel—plated hangs: Special big
COVE AVE. ill-63 room home for
rent. Air improvements. Enat
Rorwnlk. _'Phone 773-3.
Wanted—410 Rent 81‘
CENTRALLY LOCATED—4 rooms.
all improvements. Address box
' $96. . ..
CELNTRALLY ‘LOCATED—S or 4
room! for two adults. All improve-
mente. Address A. L. M- care 361-
tinel.
IN VICINITY OF-—South Main
street. apartment or preferably
Co...6¢ No. Main 8t. Phone 13;]. m “3V1“ mum bargain. white medicine cabinet. single family home. 6 or 7 room
3 l- 85.00. Seidenberg & Co.. £96 East with modern improvemenn.
meg—acme when. to W and Wing 2e Help Weston—flute on 134th Sn, New York City. Phone 153:.
FURD REPAIR'NG —' by expel-tn. CIT! “Al-L 850:: Kb? \IP'NG’
First clan. higheet :rnde rm. re
pairing done promptly «m e you
wait. Latuu mechine used. Low
est pricee for quality work (one. D C.
with finest uuadty .ea.het ‘my
Sniinilctlon guaranzocn 3" MPH: tOUh’G MAN—pr boy to help in
Live and deed etorege tor all hot-
teriea. Edwnrd J. O'Brien. S
Webster St. So. Norweik.
MACHINE SHOP—end eel-rice ate
tion for gerngee. Oile en! gnu;
line Cher-lee A Kolllgian. So
Norwelk Phone ’15. Home tele-
CLBRKS, RAILWAY WIS-35.
tree particular-e. write R. '{erry
(tanner Chi! Service miner).
14? Berrister Bldg. Wuhington.
phone. 1314-2.
il'iliill-JN GARAGE—Care weehed
mo. Experience nnneeeenry. For
WWW
RADIO APPARATUS—Complete 3
tube net installed. inelnding bulbs.
etorege battery end E battery and
horn. $109. Free hotnevdeznonetrn-
tion.‘ A. Wilbur. rediotricien. Is
m’sr. Norwaik. Phone 2917.
nu. noun: roe emf
lSAAC Sl'REET-Up-ot-deto. two~
family house in line _condirion
Sell cheep Small amount down
on ehorri notice. Phone 283:.
Mowing. urea-sin; Storage- 2.
near BROS.-—Storage. _ Loaf nd
long dintnnce trucking at all kinde
Piano hoisting. Special vnne for
CLERKS rW'c require afiVEl’fll girls
on light ell-rlcal “ark. Concern make. 1 will b. planned to ‘n
tence of Scream. App-l) by .-._-...r.
stating age. education. expcnvnce.
it any. and salary desir-d, to box
444. core Sentinel.
CARPES‘TRY—ir'you here en: re.
pairs. alteration or addition: to
elttlr «momma; «1;:— you an estimate. a. Byst-
216542.
BNGINBER— .
moving purposes. 5 ton fleck
dumpe. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 313 LXPEBIEXCED OPERATORS —
On two~ncedle machines. Apply
Leroy Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut St.
South XOnl'a:k_ Con:
daytime. act-14 nights.
VALLERIE'S EXPRESS — Daily
MECHANICAL AND ELEC-
TRICAL ENGINEER. GRADU-
ecrvlce between Norwnlk and
Dnnbury. Also local trucking.
Norwelit omoe trolley exp. Phone
875—8. Danbury ofiice 122.
Protestant Services :3
LXDY—For whole or part time. to
represent a responsible firm. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Earnings av—
erege 8} per hour. Apply Barntz-
Mm its. Co.. Now Haven. Conn.
~ ATE OF SEVERAL Gm
UNIVERSITIES. WELL EX-
PERIENCE” arm W30“
MUSICAIr—Pianoe of all kinds
tuned and repaired! Player pi—
anos e epecielty. W. Bonnier.
LADIES—Wanted to wnch Dnnc~
Apply \oianle Dancing
School. Stamford. Conn.
mm GENERAL mm.
CAL WORK. Ammonium,
15 Washington St. 30. Morwnlk
'Phone 1236.
'l'reefiochfleia ”A
TREE WORK — You woufin’t go
to e. blackmith to here your
teeth tixed — would you? Why,
TYPISTfi—We have a few recen-
oiee for experienced typilte. Fec-
tory located withzn commuting
distance of Norwalk. Apply by
letter. ntetlng age. experience. end
celery dteired. to box 445. core
Sentinel.
RADIO. rem- eanxe
m POSITION m omen
on. recronr. arms nun
ENGLISH. ADDRESS L. D.
not go to a. tree specialist with
your treetrouhles. A. H. Kellner, OPERATORS—On Singer eewing
mmchines. Also learners Apply H.
Jacob & Son. Inc. Day St” Bo.
Nor-walk.
phone 1852—4.
Repairing end Refinishing :9
c§o mm
HARVEST ICE—I’m,
AUTO TOPS—Trimming; ro-up. OPERATORS ox DRESSES—0n
Singer sewing machines. Light.
clean work. Steady work. Good
pay. Mr. Gemorc. 136 W'anhing‘ton
SL. 50. Norwalk.
holetering of cloned we. Ree-on-
eble prices: best service. A. Hair.
corner Woodwnrd Ave” Grove St..
South Norwnik. Phone 423.
awning,
Merrill'e pond. aid 0! Broad
River trolley. Sliver ”e lee
Co.
UPHULWERINGé-And'abmot ma- WOMEN—T0 imp?“ 16“ 3119""-
' Apply III Jacobs & Son, 30 Day St.
king. Plcturee and mirror:-
med. High grade work A
Bergrtrotn. New 1. O. 0. F Build-
ue” “’“wfifle 3‘ hmmLLQW
ing. 80. Norwnit.
THAT UNUSUAL article you are
looking for will Itppcar in the clas-
emed colurnna one o! theeo tine days.
DUROTHY DARNIT
BOY—In stock room. Good ulnar.
Steady work. Neptune Hardware may
Mfg. Co.. 66 Fort St.. East Nor- ler renders tell oteeeingremerkahle
YOU WILL
adenintheciednedcetion.
o ’ .
D
look or metal to ac" to will eieo
poy high prices.- Qil or write
H.Je1fr.37 Fort Point Ether-t
Phone 433
HIGHESI' PRICES PAH) — For
second-head furniture. Can 903
or write to B. Aeh u Water St.
~ BOOKS AND BOARD
' mwtam C?
Room. mu HEATED—For a‘
gentleman. Inquire 127 So. Mela
St. So. Norwelk.
mun—em Cl
FOR BERT—Furnished room in
private tnmiiy. tor gentleman
only: breakfast it preterred; cen-
trally located. 8 Putnam‘ nvenne.
near West evenue. and eoith of
Reed street. Mr; A. Hinder.
FURNISHED ROOM-In center. All
conveniences. Privilege of kitchen
it desired. Lady only. Telephone
2498.
VAN ZAND'I' tr. Il—Fnrninhed
rooms with all conveniences by
de: or week. at above add“ H.
Ash. '
mam “
FURNISHED BOOKS—Suitable to:
light housekeeping. Alec single
rooms at :1 No. Hahn so. over
French mimicry store. Tele—
phone 3333-4.
so. MAIN 31'. 162—1119 rooms end
both. an improm 'Phone<
‘18-: or all et 81 St.
'80. Norwnlhetter «on p. m.
heerregn-
YOU we. went none or the“
good thing: oflered by the classified
column when you see how redeco-
nh'ly they my be obtained.
(”up City up i Kennel of dogs and to be neetul Geom Mitchell Phone 18“.
around place. ‘ Darien Boerdtng ‘ —-
EXPLOYMENT Kennels. Norwnlk zen. wnm-W ”'0 “ Ian “I 8- fl
. ... sung":- “M 31 FURNTTI'RE- Second—need. erughl BARGAIN—Pine building lot in
“d” “m" d “‘m J‘ et highest prtoee. it roe: new env beet eection of Best evenne M
third: values for Quick enie Peri
cosh P 0 ho: 7: New.
mm DISPLAY
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FOR SALE
TWO FAMIL! HOUSE in partect
condition; the and six room '
apartment with all improve-
ments. Hot on- furnaces.
SEVEN ROOM EOY'SE with ev-
ery modern improvement. con-
taining four; bedroom; and nun
ooh-cud moor. Set wnter
heat Nice loation.
FOR FURTHER tantrum
com - 'r
:Canty 89* Co..
Button—lumen“
1780.!einflt. romeo
Tammany& Nihill
museum
resume:
“Southllorwelk.
mas“..
By cam MeMANUS
Pop! TflERE WM»
4 BIG WEDDMI'
OVER A? THE
CNURCH Tocqyg
DID You SEE
THE BRIDE
two Gnoon?
No! THE emoe 0.0.41,-
HIWE ANY 1.26.5. so
THEY HAD TO trey )3
”0 CHURCH i guess a,
WHO TOLD '
in.) Tom? [Muss Cuties I
suite, |' ocean use SAY.
one srooo up EOR
«me amps
v—
2 .ed promptly on
" "It lneortion with
that, in '1.- .
’9 extended. the)
,. (are the men-
nmr he.- expired
u. :on of thin m
‘ m. the co-pm.
. action upon.
SERVICE gr»
do“
mum-low.
Weagheyualh-d
J.M.Layton
&(‘o.,[nc.
Ask JOHN '1'. mm“ j;
7 MAIN ST. ‘
Subterranean W ‘
The rocks that term the a"
the eerth are not solid W
but contain innumerable‘hol‘
open spaces. which reage Il.r
from minute pores to huge m
These open spaces. both “I I“
emnll. are the underground-tab
wire that fwd eprmgn‘ end “a _
tarnish the water eupply {ct-
Roclcs are of
kind; and the? difler greatly
number. size, shape. and '15“
men: of the open spaces my ‘
contein. and hence in their — -
to hold and yield met. m “3
ence or ground were: in an:
my theretore be determined» ‘ ,.
character and distribution 0! 1D.
rocks by which it in WM’ .
is. by the geology ot the rm; '
hearing
therochsnretherauitot ,
that have been at work. a: b, V
o! mnnhind.
long ego. of geologic time.
and eltering the _rocke. Host of “
opening: an be grouped into thy-1
termed them werelsidm _
eethespeceabetweentho _‘ _
thetcompoeeebedotgrevelw." _
tweenthegreineotebedot-nly—
eeendstone;
into which the mm
suchesgrnnite.q
have everywhere
been : a
crevices end cover-no pro“
by the work of ground m. n";
The water '
through the rocks teodueee ope-fie
exbting
with the material thet Rm.
Graveliethebeetktndofw
tion to wry and to yield We-
United States gravel m
the water to most or the m“.
tarnishing more weter to with”
A well that ends in
gravel may yield nm'r
sand gallons e. minute.
gravel come and.
eoone. and bee-1t. in
which they are named.
many kind- 0: rock thnt do
weter freely but ere
drawn upon whore Stet—cm
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