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Bo rd tNOTICE.
' s 0 Relief Meeu
Notice is hereby iven margin tax "
nssossment lists. of he City- ot Nor-t
walk. last Completed. i be deiiver- '
ed by the City Clerk the Board
of Relief of said City. on lurch 20
19:4. and that mes of such
Board of Relief will be held in the
City Hall. in the Second Taxing Dis-
trict. in the City of Nor-w
following dateg; sik. on the
Thursday. March 20th' Frid
March 21: Saturday, March it:
Monday. March 24; between the
hours of two O'clock an '
in the afternoon. on S‘fgeozcaci:
says. an: 0;: Tuesday. March 25. be-
wecn e ours ‘
m the evening. of 7 and 9 oclock
Said board of relief w
sion at the place store
of said dates, to hear t
all persons
ill be in ses-
siad on each
cl 1 i he appeals of
a m rig to be aggreivcd
by tho doings of the assemrs of the
"su'rouonvs
Repair-W swim- in
BOSCH moxx-roa—su makes or
Magnetos. Starters. Generators re-
paired end installed. New Bosch
cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone 345.
FORD REPAIRING ~— by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. .O’Brien. 8
Webster St.. 80. Nor-walk.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone can.
MACHINE SHOP—Flywheel gear-
ings installed. Multibcstos break
linings. Crank shaft‘turning. con-
necting rod rehabilitating. Good
gasoline and Valvoiine—Kerowne.‘
Charlie Kolligan, 3 Steamboat
Place. foot of Hurllnnd St. Tel.
915. Nights 1314—2.
City of Norwalk. in the making and
completing of said assessment lists
and for the purpose of exercising
the powers conferred by law upon
said board. and nil persons claiming
to be so nggrcived. and who may so
desire to be heard. are hereby no-
tifled to appear before said board of
rollicf‘st said time and place.
)aled at the Cit o .' '
March 8th. 1924. y t \o'malk'
GEORGE W. STEVENS.
D. BURR BEACH,
\VALLACE DANN.
Board of Relief of the
Norwalk. Conn.
City of
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 3s. Probate
Court. February 21_ A. D.. 192 .
-Bstate of Julia Shepard. isle of
horwalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
BUSIREBB SERVICE
lion-g. snacking. Stonge 25
NAGY BROS—Storage. Local and
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.
VALLERI E'S
EXPRESS — Daily
service bctwcon Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local
Norwalk ofiiee trollcy exp. Phone
675-3. Danbury oiiico 122.
Tree Specialists
Conn. License No. 26.
Tree \V'ork. Nursery Stock.
Fruit and Shade Trcos.
I‘RCNING AND Si’ltAYlNG
Tree Surgery. .
ARTHUR H. KELLNER
7 Grove Strcrt South Norwalk
Phone 1852-4.
295
tlcmont. Those _\vho neglect to
present their accounts. properly at-
tested. within said time. will be de-
barred u. rvcovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
ALEXANDER i... SHEPARD,
Executor.
or Tnlyor & Cunco. attorneys.
AUTOhu‘Im
Automobiles For Solo 11
BUY YOUR FORD NOW-—
8100 DOW’N, 15 MONTHS TO
PAY. PHONE 2900. JOSEPH
HOLLY\VOOD. 7 \VEST AVE.
CHANCE OF A LIFETIME—Abso-
lutely brand new cars. Never been
on the road. At factory price.
Only 0 more left. First come. First
go. Phone 00. care “'illinm Santa.
1024 Dodge Touring.
1923 Dodge Coupe.
1921 Buick Touring.
STRAT'ION BLISS CO.
16 West Ave. Norawlk 2782
USED CARS—192: Hudson 1 pa...
longer. 1922 Buick 5 passenger.
1921 Overland Coupe, 1921 Ford
touring 8100. Motor Exchange.
Commerce St.. Norwalk. Phone
3261.
USED CARS—-
Paige 6 cyl. touring—8:50.
Ford Coupe—4250.
Star Touring—3400.
Repairing and Wishing 29
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: rc-up-
' holster-lug of closed cars. Reason-
sble prices: best service. A. Mair.
corner \Voodward Ave.. Grove St...
South Norwalk. Phone 423.
CITY HALL SHOE RLPAIRING—
First class. highest grade :ncc re-
pairing done promptly while you
wait. Intost’machins used. Low-
est prices for quality work done.
Ignition for Fords and all othnr'
trucking. ,
nouns m Boson
Very few of us at
into our laps by more w
the best place to go to
vcniences, luxuries and
ings at a lower-lliun-llsu
Have tlio wisdom to
Having Wisdom—And Other ‘
Things
Having other things—material possessions
-—is usually dependent upon having wisdom.
have the things we wish to possess dropped
But those of us who have wisdom' know
The Scntiucl's A-B-C Classified Section 1
It is wisdom‘s part to read this perfect
catalogue of opportunity daily.
classifying and alphabetical indexing make it
a quirk-finder of the flaboratc or the inconse-
(luPllllfll things you Wish to have.
Ami it marl)“ always gives you its offer-
will have the other things you want and need i
The A-B—C Classified Ads
Always the Same—~11: Service
Always Difl'erent—In Opportunity
c fortunate enough to
ishing.
get the everyday con-
necessities we crave—
Its numerical
111 price.
read it daily, and you
.
:
EMPLOYMENT
LIVE STOCK
Situations “sult‘a—l'rmnic 3“
Poultry and Supplies 40
MIDDLE AGEI.)-Iiuligarlan “'01“:th
wants pOsition as linzlso worker or
r‘lxc take in washing. Cu". or
White M. It, 18 Loxmgzmn Arc.
So. Norwnlk, Conn.
Situations “silica—aisle 37
CARPENTl‘tY—lf you have any re-
pairs. alterations or additions to
WIS—mm
Help Wanted—Female
COMI‘ETENT BOOKKlil-Zl'iil'
And typist for front oflicc. Apply
Royal James Inn. Phone 463.
COMPETENT CHAMBER MAID—
Good pay. Board and sleep at Inn.
Apply Royal James Inn.
3 LADIES-Wanted to vcacli Danc-
ing. Apply Volante Dancing
School. Stamford. Conn.
32
Help Wanted—Male 83
TWO CARPENTERS AND—Two
helpers. Apply on job. “7. S. Crim-
mins. Bell Island.
Help—Male and Female 31
BOY—Ago sixteen. Apply Golden's
Confectionery. 51 \Vashington St.
Oaklsi'id Touring—3200.
Nash Roadster, 1922—4450.
Btsr Sedan. 1923—8800.
Durant Sedan. 1923—8000.
Time Payments Arranged.
Shufelt Brothers.
Star and Durant. Dealers.
MEN—With or without selling ex-
perience. Apply giving qualities-
tions and present occupation to
Box L. clo Sentinel.
MEN AND \VOMEN—To work in
factory. ~Good My. Steady posl-
Phone 3474.
201 Washington St— E. Norwsllb
DOROTHY DARNIT
tion. Gabbc Mole W'orks. Water
and Concord Sis.
“'m‘ “395‘ “UN" leather nnly. make. I 1will be pleas-ml to give
Satisfaction guaranteed. :6 North you an estimatc_ n, Syska,
Main St. (Opp. City 1411.) 2105-12.
Repairing and Refinishing 2i) INSTRUCTION
UPHOLSTERING—And cabinet. ma- Musical. Dancing. Dramatic 4.;
king. Pictures 'snd mirrors
fumed. High trade work A MUSICAL IxsrltL’C'l‘ol; — l’mno.
Bergstrom. New I. O. 0. F. Huild- can. accept. a few pupils. App‘y at
inc. 80. Norwnlk. once. Studio at 20 xmzv. Mun
St. and 16 linfucw Avc. Orr 31".:-
tra for tiny occasion. l'liOllx's Zslil
and 2149. Archibald .‘Ivri‘lillll.
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
4|
PERSIAN Kl'l'l‘l‘TNS-—Szl\(‘r sharia}.
best stock—iii llll. comm; Almi-
cratc prices to good homes. Mrs.
R. G. “'ilson, i'.’ Nurlli avenue,
Norwulk. l'bolu‘. 2911.3.
Horses. Callie, Vehicles 48
FOR SALE—Tito fresh coWs. one
“itli cztll’ two \\ Colts old. inquire
of Peter O’iiara, ileum-d Amnue,
East Norwalk.
FUR SAlJi—Guvmsl-y cow and
heifer. Phone ll‘G-s.
Poultry and Supplies 49.
BABY CHICKS—
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns, Reds, B. Rocks. Wy-
andottcs. “Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wallingford.
A FEW lines in the classified col‘
umns will quickly rcnt your vacant
rooms.
I
LIVE STOCK—how booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
S. c. W. Leghorn; R. 1. Beds. B.
1‘. Rocks. Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America.
Place your orders now and avoid
disappointments. J. C. Herold.
Ponus Ave. New Canaan. Conn.
Phone 439.
FOR SALE—240 eggs. cypher incu-
bator. also 250 Chick, size buck-
eye broodcrs. both new last year
$15 each. Tel. 57-15 \Vllton.
Wanted—hive Stock 50
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—AU
kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. VVili exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.
MOWER
Articles For Sale 51
1’01: SALE-Collt-cvion of 600 old
coins, U. S. and foreign countries.
ii. 1.. llowlnn‘d. R. I”. D. 37. Phone
551-14
Household Goods 5’
JOHN K. FINCIi—Auctioncer and
appraiser. Antiques and curios
bought and sold. 26 Commerce
St.. Norwalk. Conn. Telephone
Connection.
on: DINING ROOM SET—For sale.
Would like to dispose of same be-
fore March 15th. Call 8 Hanford
Place or 'phone 2530.
Wanted—h any so
HIGHEST PRICES PAID —- For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to H. Ash. 44 Water St.
FURNITURE—Second-m'nought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. on or write
H. Jane. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
Boomswnnomaosrd 68'
is.
VAN WT or. Il—l‘nrnishod
name with all conveniences by
do: or week. at above address H.
Ash.
‘,
FOR ,RENT-Fumished room in
private family for gentleman only.
8mm if desired. chats-11y lo-
cated. 8 Putnam avenue. near
West avenue. Mrs. A. Hirtsler.
Rooms to: Ion-unsungw 1 5 09
FOR LIGHT nonsmo—
Four rooms. large gin We. aim:
With hot and cold water. 48 Flat
Hill road.
NEATLY FURNISHED—Two room
apartments for light housekeping.
Adults. Hotel Bristol. 94 Wash-
ington St. » .
REAL ”TATE 1'03 381“?
Wt: and lists ‘14
APARTMENTS—Four room apart-
ments. improvements. good loca-
tion. Five-room apartment in
centre. improvements. Inquire
days. 56 “filter street. 11. A.
liegcicin. Phone 4734.
APARTMENT—Foug- rooms a bath,
with improvements. Adults only.
Call at No. 6 Fitch street. East
Norwalk. Conn. 1
AI’ARTMEXT — 4 rooms.
heat. Hotwaicr supply.
service and private porch.
345. Tel. 3508.
CENTRALLY LOCA-usD‘L- Five
room steam heated apartment
with sun parlor. Phone 1787.
steam
janitor
Rent
TAYLOR AVE. 21—Corner Hillsidc. ‘
3 rooms with all improvements.
Rent. 818.00. Tel. 130. Also 4
rooms with all improvements. Tel.
130.
’i‘\\'0 APARTMENTS—5 rooms eacii’.
All improvements. Reasonable
rcnt. 225 Liberty Square. Iri-
quire Sopshin. same address.
\VASIIINGTON ST. le—Keeicr
Bldg. 4 room apartment. steam
heat and hot water furnished.
Ready March 15th. Apply .tiecler's
Shoe Store.
, s
and shore property.
Canty
17 SOUTH MAIN ST.
NOW!
Is the time to list your property for sale. We have ‘
buyers for one and two family houses; also country
If you have property for sale come in and see us or
Phone 830 and a representative Will call.
6" ii
69? Co.
‘rnosssso .
REALTORS—INSURANCE SPECIALISTS
A
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
bots For Sale
LOT 60x150—-0n 5th street. East
Norwalk. last one on street.1 for
sale. Act quickly. For particulars
address box E. A. C.. care Senti-
ncl.
TWO BUILDING. LOTS—-Dry Bill
road. between Pershing Place snd
Drake St. Phone 2446. *
85
“1281‘ MAIN SP. 29—Large lot.
Seven room house in perfect cun~
dition. Every improvement. 88.-
000. The cheapest place I know
anything about. Come and see me
—-and come “pretty quick." Edwin
L. Hoyt. No. 3 “’cstport avenue.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Several desirable homes on easy
terms; we also have some very
desirable building lots in the rap-
idly growing section of the Third
District. Now is the time to bu .
For further information consul
The Tammany Agency
Real Estate and Insurance
123 “'Ishington St. Phone 3844
South Not-walk
reception hall. Inquire at 1 Edlie
avenue. or phone 72-5 after 6
o’clock evenings.
Wanted—To Rent 8!
‘WANTED — House within city
limits. price must be reasonable.
\Vrite. Box A. B. C., care of Sen-
tincl. No agents.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE _
Business Property For Sale 8:!
BUSINESS BLOCK—1st District. 2
flats. $7.500. Terms. 1‘. 0. box 73.
Xvi-walk.
Houses For one
HOUSE—6 rooms and bath. all im-
provements. in excellent condition.
Near new Crofut & Knapp Est
factory. Good neighborhood. No
brokers. Address cfo Owner. The
Sentinel.
HOUSE-41x rooms and bath. steam
heat. all improvements. Two~cir
garage. Best. section of East. Norc
walk. Large plot. fruit. etc. Ar-
dress 5. II. E.. ears of Sentinel.
Lots For also
BARGAIN—Fine building lot. in
best section of East avenue. Two.
thirds values for quick sale. Part
cash. P. 0. box 73. Nor-walk.
85
DRY HILL ROAD—Two building
lots. between Pershing Place and
Houses tor Rent 77
Six ROOM HOUSE—At 7 Edlic
avenue. All improvements. steam
heat. Just been papercd. Large 80R SALE “
11 lots on Center avenue exten-
sion. whole can he bought for
83,500. For particulars—
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
7 MAIN ST. NORWALK
84 ,
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—Besltors—
Insurance That lnsures
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Drake street. Phone .1446.
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’ sent any creditor in connection with
BANKRUl’llCY
00st soon
Sweeping Reforms Are. ,
Planned In Report 7
Sent To Chief Justice
Taft ,
NEW YORK, March lit—Sweep»
lug reforms in bankruptcy admtnh-g
tration dcsigncd to eliminate '0‘
called "bankruptcy rings" are roc- '
oinmcndcd in a report to the Fed-‘1
oral Judiciary conference on im-
provement of bankruptcy adminiso. "
trntion held recently in Philadelg .
phia. The rrport had been kill".
secret until today when it. was made 1
public by Judge Henry Wade Rog-1
era of the United States Cour: of;
Appeals for the becond circuit. 1!;.
was addrrssc-d to Chief Justice Tait--
at whose suggestion the conference;
was bold.
"It is chargcd that ‘bankrnptcy‘
rings' exist in curtain districts." util‘W’
the report. "these rings are said to
cxact cxonbiant and unwarrante-r'n
fees. to control (states secretly in"
the interest of the bankrupts them-
selves. to encourage and control tin-r 5
fax composition settlements. to tile
petitions on fictitious assigned 11
claims. and generally to detest the“?-
underlying purpose of the Federal
bankruptcy act. 11_
"I: evidence of such corrupt bank;
ruptcy rings is brought to the offl-
cial attention of the courts appro-
priate action can readily follow. 11_ _
evidence.“ adduced of unethiw ~
practices on the party of attorneys”;
the Bar associations are in s. Dodo“;
tion to not. If creditors individually.
or through associations of credit .
men. will thoroughly play their le-, 1
gitimnto part in the administration
of the bankruptcy cases in which- 11
their funds are involved. the CICIJI‘
ing up process will be facilitated."
Among general orders which are
recommended as additions to those
already in force in the administra-
tion of bankrupts are the following:
The referee, at the time of
closing of an estate in which titer.
were assets. should mail to one):
creditor whose claim has been al-
lowed. s. summarized statement 0!
all money received and disbursed tn
the proceedings.
That. no receiver. or his attorney.
shall solicit any authority to repre- .
”3.1-: _
‘!
s
s
.1
the administration of the bunk-
rupt’s estate.
That no allowance from the bank- .
rupt estate mu be made toi- serif." 1-?
iccs of receivers, trustees or atte'i- 9a
neys. except at s. hearing of will“ :-
sll creditors shall have ten days 33”- 3
tice in writing. a?
That the court shall have power
to deny allowance of a fee to the
attorney for petitioning creditors
whenever it. shall appear thst tho 4»
proceedings were not instituted in
good faith. '
All Federal court judges are 111%
cd by Judge Rogers to express their .
opinions on the report. as are mom?
bers of the bar and laymen. The 11 -
conference was made up of member-s1“
of the Federal judicial council. 1. ,
American Bar Association. Commer- ..'~
cial Law League of luxuries and the
National Association of Credit Mu. ,_ .
y
Overnight News * . -
Told In Brief .1
Eight bodies are removed from "’7
mine number two of the Utah Fuel *
Company at Cutie Gain. Uni;
where 175 workmen were entombbi!
Saturday after an explosion. and It 1’
least twenty other bodies are knefll 1
to be in the workings. » " 7‘7“;
first line of inquiry in MW
tion of Attorney General Dam
is
promises to relate to charge- flu!" ’
the department of justice sided (“73 . 4
mer Secretary Fall and W'u“?
interests in 1920 in m I“;
meat of arms a lid munitions 5
Mexican revolutions. 37'" -1.
Minister of Defense unless: “13
to prevent furthes- muuny ts 1M3”.
Free State anny after issuance IF
orders for the arrest of Major I“
Secretary of Navy Debby M 1
so one having been named to our“
ceed him. ‘ " _.
elve hundred members “”5
Actors' Equity Association in ,
Yorkvotetosnstsino-
demnd on
Association for “equity” sh
June 1 sad two oppose move.
Faculty control 9! fl! 0011"
lette- is recommended to repent.
sued at New Yorkr by ~-
Foundstion for the saw
Learning.
Alexander ermetchckom ~
Ltime Chicago lsnerand
~.presldent of the Far m
public. and {our other. are ..
guilty of misuse of. fluids In ,
loom-t. ‘
1 m rouse-om
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