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lllll to the re.-
A‘Icnuu inle-
AUCIION
Openln: sale. at the
Co. stables. 46-43 Hawthorn
flannel-d. Tuesday. March 9
she]. (p. m.. 1 cal-loud of homes from
mutant-$31 rs‘ormxf1torthem Illinois. to
man 1200 to 1800 1133“"- “mm“
‘ axons. harness and an
Five saddle horses. 21335;“
ponies. Sale rvcr .
chino. 3 Tuesday, min 0!"
8L.
:5. 1924.
: rum.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cantu of Thanks
0
a
“‘0 wish to extend our
our neighbors, frlcnds. :tnllut‘li‘gllso“?
a] Ordrr of the Moosv. for the?
pretty lloral tributes. and their kin YE
ness in our recent be “-
. . ' ‘ ' . rcavcment.
lulu“. Ll. le\ ECZ and Children.
strut-d. host. ,l-‘ound ~10
HROVV’N AND \VHITE
rcscmhlr-s a New Foundland. An-
swers to mun-o of “l'ancho.”
turn to J. Urumxu. 'l'cl.
rr‘m‘h'o r: ward.
AUTOIUTIVZ
Autonicblle- r0} Sole
DUG—Smnll. '
lo-
1364-3 and
II
ANDERSON COACH 1923—; 25ml
prn'ulcly. 7 months old: perfect
condlllon. 3"3'). Phone ownnr
17M. Nurwulk. .
Clll’JVllLHJZ’l‘ BABY G ll A N l.)
rozulsh-I'uSpm‘mlly priced at 895.
'l 1m llruln .\l. donning: (39., 2?
ILLKTISHH St. lh‘lllz‘mort.
CHEYICULIIT SEDAN,
nuzn cams and in unusually
lllm' L'ululllmn. $37.7. The! mmh
Id. .lvnnlnrrs Co. 2? Mai-rise} Stu
‘il'ldflv purl. ‘
logs—With
PASS.
1321 SCRI
5 PAS
1.31 BUIC
\V’ EST
1922 NASIK SEDAN, 7 PASS.
ma onnsnomu: ‘rocnmo,
1 923 JORDAN TOURING.
CADILLAC.
BILE DEALERS.
AW Fol-file
‘7
USED CARE——
1 3 2 I ESSEX COACH.
a
PPS-BOOTH TOURING.
S.
1923 JORDAN BROGHAM', 5 PASS,
5 PASS
K SEDAN. 7 PASS.
VAAST BROS.
JORDAN’. HUPMO-
SHOWROOLI
AVE.. NO PJVALK.
TEL. 726.’
SERVICE STATION
CHESTNUT S’l'.. SO. NOR‘V’ALK
TEL. 1360.
Repair
inc—m snow- to
cars. 119
BOSCH MAGNETOS—AH makes or!
Magneto; Starters. Generators 1e~ '
paired and lnstallcd.
Ignition (or Fords and all othnr'
So. Main St. Phone 345. .
New Bosch
seeking eyes I
1 offers Which makes
find I
or “0ne-two~th‘rce
I)!
. should complain that
l beyrmd your reach.
l
l
The Best Thing About The . ‘
Classified Section ,
Is a great, big. eager crowd of 'opportunity.
And the reason that this is the be“ thing.
about it is self-apparent.
tion‘s specialty is to disclose opportunity.
No matter whether you believe in ordinary
; “signs” or not—you're bound tobelieve in the
‘ ' alphabetical and numerical classified “signs,”
which conduct you through these columns to
the exact offer you want and need.
It is the systematic arrangemenbof these.
Opportunity so easy to
It‘s just as simple as saying, “A4343"
It isn’t a bit trying to
your. eyes or your patience !
There is no legitifnate reason why you
Opportunity is always
Keep your eyes upon the
A-B-C Classified Section and Opportunity will
be right. before you—all the time !
a The A-B-O Classified Ad!
Always the Some—In Service
Always Difierent—hi Opportunity
c
It is because this sec-
lilZl Ixuiwk 'l'ourmg.
STHAT’l‘l'N BLISS
H \‘l. on: .\ \ 0,
CO.
Straw”:
2732
hon. $."n. [luck-2 sl-clnn. 33m”).
Thu l-Irxnzl .\l. Jtnlllnga £20.. 2?
Hannah. llrl'lglrmrt.
lllillSuN l‘an‘ll. 1323~llqulpped
with ll|.ll|_‘- v :slm. llL‘liussul’hS. Very
low “in“.l—I'. at interesting pncc.
’I‘llw I'lr\\l:l .‘ll .lrnnmg: Cu. 23'
“(111an r‘ , Bridgeport.
LATE Mold-ll. linlGlS—lellvcry m
\vf'Y mm l'nmlmun. NL"51_V paint-
lmlllH‘ 4'I)M.\u;uc[_.\1, _ 19:1 FuRD REPAIRING — by experts.l
(and: . .n wu- good rqndizlon, leo and dead storage for all bat-3
{- u i, ;.:. ‘l‘ l'mw'm. \Vcstport. term; Edward J. O'Brien. 8
’l. x. I... Webster St. So. Norwalk.
lull lmdgc 'lounaax. aU'lll‘Jl-IN GARAGE—«Tarn washed'
. 102;: loans: Coupe. on short notice. Phone 2832.
MACHINE
Charlie
Place.
lnga installed,
linings. Crank shalt turning. coo-i
nectln; rod rehabilitating.
unsonne and \‘alvolme—Keroecne. ‘
foot. 0:
915. Nights 1314-2.
SHOP—Flywheel gear-
Multlbestos break
Good
Steamboat
5:. Tel.
Kolllgan. 3
llavllnnd
nos
INESS SERVICE
Professional Services 28
M. II. CONN—Public
stenograp he r.
ml 1.0“. prlwn .’l'l:-3 I'Irwm .‘«l. Jon—
xzmgs u. -7 llllrrla'cn 51., Bridge—
you.
.\J.\.\'\\'lll.l. SPORT. 192'1—Dlstctl
wlnw l» \‘ ll' Bibi-1 dul‘mclors, and
my! .‘r. r w\tr.st. This car la In
lunmtnl‘ .l mu: lillllh. $717.1. Tho lir—
wm .\l ' numqs Lin” :7 Harrison
til. lindw I‘m-ll.
_ t
5'“ 'l'Lv’. '3' I‘. l‘l;~— In lxcautlful condl~'
hon. l..:.t»- model. 'l‘no Erwin 31.:
Jcnnlnzs 01.. _. llanlson St.
Bridm- [\hrl.
llUl(?l(S--Bulck Tourlnusf;
L‘SI‘ID
liondslcrs and Coupes. All models.
1 Overland touring car. "cry 300”.
l
3
l'
2
$75.00. Motor Exchange. Com-
merw s: . Norwolk. Phone 8261.
-U:<lll) EAST; -
Paige o; CH wurmg~$25m
Ford Couple—8250. I
Star Touring-4400.
Oakland Touring—3200.
Nash Roadster, 1322—8450.
Star Scddn. 1025—80130.
Durant Srdan, 1923—3900. ‘
Time Payments Arranged.
Sllufclt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers. ‘,
Phone 31“.
20]. “'ashmzllm St.
NOTICE WANTED TO BUY—nu
kinds of cattle. price. to:
calven Also pigs at all. kinds. and
poultry. Will enchant! milking
can go;- beet cow; Norm ‘Hury
szdmnn Phone use.
Artich- l‘w Sale M
BARGAIN-Bediroom suite. Owner
placed for we, 3 piece walnut in-
lay. lnoludins box spring. cost
$310. sell for :85. Must have
npoce. ' Bergxtrom. 3 flantord
place.
“CASH REGISTERS—Show Cases.
Saba. Scales. Coffee Mills. Meat
Choppers. all kind: of Bankrupt
Stern Fixtures. Bridgeport Sales
Co, :61 Noble Ave” Bridgeport.
Conn."
FURNACES—1 Radiant furnace.
No. 52. 1 Crawford furnace, No.
119; Pipe: with each. Right price
to quick buyer. Telephone 633-2.
FOR SALE—Balance or. flock " and
store fixtures. Apply Copyright
ClotlalnlP Ca. 0 No. Main Street.
So. Romans. Conn. Phone 834.
II
‘_’r‘-'
Amts, Flat; 74
NEWw-Flve room “about and
some; including all modern 3m—
provcments: vapor heat. Mm be
goon to be omit-echoed. For to-
tormatlon call 335-3.
Business Place for Rent
LOP? T0 LET—About 2.000 sq. ft.
fox-"light or heavy manufacturing.
Apply 40 Whter St. So. Nat-walk,
Conn.
" “inked—To Bent
ROGMS WANTED—2 or 3 untur-
ninhed room: for light housekeep-
ing. Adult; with small private
family preferred. Address box
428. care Sentinel.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—In Fair-
field Park. with all improvements.
Telephone 863. ‘
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property For'sde 82
BUSINESS BLOCK—lat District.
'81
flats. $7.500. Terms. P. 0. box 73.
Nor-walk.
House [or Sale :81
H , 52
WANTED—Small cruising boat vm’;
anthems-ice not to exceed 8400
ash. P. 0. box 466. Darlen,
Conn.
HOUSE, 6 ROOMS—All improve-
ments. 13 Quintard avenue.
TWO FAMILY—House, new. All im-
provements. on South Main St.
Inquire box 77. care the Sentinel.
FOR SALE—18 :1. power boat.
Just been overhauled and in good
condition. '1‘. Smith. Rowayton
Avenue, Rowayton. Phone 1378-6.
nous-casuall-
59
1
l BUSINESS SERVICE
mumm-
!
l Repairing and ltelmsshmg 29
sumac-m Wanton—awe a:
'CIT! HALL Shut: RLPAIRING—
‘ First class. highest ;rade "rm; re-
pairing done promptly whre sou
watt. Latest machine used. 1 ow—
est prlCes for qunlsty work lone.
wlth finest quality :eaLhev only
' :sr'. .Qorth
Satisfaction guaranteed,
‘ Mala St. (Opp. Clly inn.)
UPHOLSTERING—And cabinet mn~
king; Pictures and unrrors
framed. High grade work A
‘ Bulld-
Bcrgstrom, Now I. 0. 0. F
mg. 50. Nor-walk.
EMPLOY KENT
Typmvrlling. munuwrlpts st‘vncm‘ o
rnr- 11?. mlmoogrnrhinz. mum. l Help Wanted—l cmalc 3..
nraphlnt. mlqlrcsalng. 1'.‘ Railroad:
AVF. l'l.0.m ‘33}. ll:.\'l"l2RIl~‘\Cl-ZD- (le’lll‘..\'l‘l-ll;$ —
l On S: ”tr SC‘VlEI nlzlciill‘lr. Ap—
Monng. immune. Storage 33 ply ll. Jacob c; Son. lug. '- L-ay
' 5:. So. Nom‘aik.
NAGY BROS—Storage. Local 1nd
long distance trucking of all klnds. f Gllll. “1th51. _. 1.1»;- ; neml
Plano hoisting. Spccxal vans for; housework, in . April
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack? 15:. Aprh' 31m. ‘N'zzrnvzrm
dumps. 10‘) Conn. Ave. Phone 318 Ann, )lum'm ling-:2, 1.1.x: .\ur-
daytime. 304-11 nights. wall-i. Tr-l. 2‘“.-.
\'.\LLERIE'S EXPRESS —- Dally: 3 LADXES—W'antco .o veacn Danc-
scrvlce betweon Norwalk and lag. Apvy lotante Dancing
Dnnbur)’. Also local trucking! School. Stamford. Conn.
Nor-walk ofilco trolley exp. Phenol
675-3. Dnnhury. office 12:.
Tn‘e Specialists
.' A L‘TO
A TREE IS YOUR GOOSE—~Fru1t is '
your golden egg.
your geese la}.
once In our OWn orchards Show rt".
11017
sults.
that‘s all.
Kellner make-s
Practical xpe n-
I’hono 1852-4.
Repairing and Riennlnhlng 29
l'OPS—Trlmmlngs: re-up-
liolsterlnx or closed can. Rea-on- 4
able prices: beat Iervice. A. Mair,
corner \Voodward Ave., Grove 51.. ‘
South Norwalk.
Phone 423.
E. Norwalk. (YX‘HINET “FORK—Picture framing.
trult bearing treesfl
l) I‘I‘IllATOlls U N
DitJSSES—Ex—
on "V
Machlnes.
pl-ricnced
28.‘
Light. cosy . 'Good pay.
, Steady work. Mr. Gemore. 13$
\l’ashlngtcn 5' up 2100:.
?V\’0.\IEN—To rlzn rlbbon through
‘ felt slippers. Apply Jl. Jacob 5:
Son. Inc. 5') lazy 51.. So. Nor-
walk.
\\’U.\ll:.\‘——l-‘or cl-ricnl work in 3.
Apply
and
focal contracting concern.
KlVlZiLI axpc‘rlence
xrruscnt salary.
5 law 1..
l
; Situations “amen—gum 3‘:
l CllAlfFEUR—Mcchnnic. want: a.
l position with private family. Ex-
; ccllont rcrcrcncvs. Seven years
CARBENTRI—n you have my ee-
palrs. alterations or additions to
make. I will be plmod to give
you an estimate. H. Snka.
2165-12.
YOUNG MAN—Would
tunity to learn
like oppon
carpentry work.
Tc}. 3194-5.
AS PROFITABLE 1: compound in;
wrest—answering classified 0(-
fers.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities :3
POOL PARLOR—For sale. 5 tables
and fixtures. Rent $35.00 per
month. Jack Dempsey, 60 Wall
Street. Norwalk. Phone 1197-5.
INSTRUCTION
Mantel, Dancing. Dramatic. ‘ u
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION—Plano.
can accept a few pupils. Apply
at once. Studloa at 20 No. Main
St. or 16 Barlow avenue. Orches-
tra tor only new Phonic 2513
and 3149. Archibald Mex-rum.
LIVESTOCK
Poultry and m ‘8
BABY CHICK!—
Buy Conn. Stats tented chicks.
Leghornn. Red... B. Each. Wy-
andottes. “Our honesty to your
protection.“ in. clrculsr. lull
Brothers, anntrord.
LIVE STOCK—Nov booking cm:-
for baby chick: and rams“;
S. C. W. Lethorns. R. l. Redo. B.
P. Rocks, Jersey Glam, bitten
producing»! strains in America.
Place your order: now and nvold
disappointments. J. C. Harold.
Penn: Ave. New Cannon. Conn.
Phone 4”.
JOEN K. FINUd—Auetioneer and
appraiser. Antiques and curios
bought and sold. 26 Commerce
St.. Norwuk. Conn. Telephone
Connection.
L Wanted-4n: any
DESK W’ANTED—Must be roll top
and In good condltlon. AnsWer by
mail to Mr. Schuman, 5 Hanford
place. So. Norwalk.
FURNITURE-Second-n‘nd. brush!
'3 11181338! prim, . It you haw. nny
look as metal to sell to will also
pay high prtca. all or write
H. Jane. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 439. ,
HIGHEST PRIC PAID —- For
second-hand ure. Call 903
or write to H: Ash. 44 Water St.
ROMS AND BOARD
Booms Without Bond 68
VAN EANDT ST. :u—Fumlshed
rooms with :11 conveniences by
any or week. It above address. H.
Ash. /
Wren-weeping
NO. MAIN ST.—-Two connecting
rooms to: light. housekeeping:
also single rooms at 21 50. Main
St. Over French Millinery. Tel.
2335-4.
Wanted—Rooms or Board
EAST NORWALK—Wanted. room
7 uld board in American family in
East Non-walk by young man. Ad-
dreg "Swedish." care Sentinel.
ml. nstarn run Ran
Winona Flats
APARTMENT—Four rooms. modem
improvements; newly decorated.
Gauge. Located in residential
section of Norwalk. P110116 1594.
ROOMS—On or betore Aprl1,15t.
All Monuments; with or without
cox-age. Inquire 100 Taylor Ave.
or phone 315.
'73
'34
hots For Sale 85
BARGAIN-Fine building lot in
best. section of East avenue. Twov
thirds values for quick sale. Par!
cull. P. 0. box 73, Nonalk.
FIN'E BUILDING LOT—On Fifth
street. East Nor-walk. B. F. An~
‘ derson. 1'3 Fourth street. Tole-l
phone 1383-2.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
‘ Insurance. mam I:
just no necessary
J. M. Layton
& (30., Inc.
-Renlton—
Insurance That Insurer
Phone 85 Balk-0' ad Ave.
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 buy.
For further mfermation consult
The Tammany Agency
Real Lstn‘ to and Insunnce
123 “'nslnlngton St. Phone 334-!
$0th Somali;
_ furniture finishing and repairing. . . ‘ . ,. .- YOUR everymly expen YVUI be
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on: FIRE.
17 80. Mun' St.
Room 203. Roger. A; m -
Bldg. P110110 ”82. Not-IL,
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For Sale
WOODWARD AVE.——Two n.9,; ’
house. ten rooms. 2 baths; ha!»
very good condition. Pepe.”
s 15 c o. '
SEVEN noon Hanan—m:
lights. bath. garage: located'wln‘ ‘
suburbs. Brice $4.500.
FOR THESE 01". ART om
CONSULT
Phone at?
Realtors—Insurance
11 lots on Center avenue uh.-
71143115181}.
FOR SALE
non. whole can be bought to:
$3.500. For particulars——
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
”nonwm‘
J. I. 0'33!!!
" soo'rn noawnnn
PRO“ .7!
th
Lenin embodies the Russian ma
ing class.
politically. perhaps, in not alder m
Lenin himself:
class, for it comprises the who}. at
the preceding development at Rn.- -
sla; '
future.
tine and contormxty co ween:- ad
convention. a decmveno- in think-
ing and a dating in well—fin this
mark: the Russian working clan and
Lenin as well, writes Leon Trotsky
in Current 'Hlstory Mosaic.
The nature or the Rm work-
ing class. which has made it the m
significant force in the lnth
revolution of the present. has been,
molded through the'ptocee: of Rus-
sian national history by the but”:
cruelty ot the absolute com
by the msiznlficance or its pm
classes, by the feverish dove
of capitalism upon the world-suck?
exchange. by the degeneracy at tho
Russian capitalistic class and in
ideoiogy, and by the cheapnesa at its
policy.
know these things. The revolutionary
tasks of the Russian working clan:
acquired an nil-embracing changes
which included these. Out“ history in
e past has had neither a Luther
nor 3 Thomas Munzcr,
Danton nor a Robespicrre.
that account the Rualan working
class has its Lenin.
ing in tradition was made up to: in
revolution
Lenin reflects the Run-inn wwk— "
in; class. not only in its pram:
present. but also in its pecan! m
which is still so fresh.
whose leadership is least disputld in
the working class. not only reusable:
the peasant outwardly but won: "
a good deal of the peasant in his '
psychology. , ‘
Wilson Democrat; lad quite M” ‘
ally believed in 7 the
was that Senator. James A. Read. I »
.. Democrat. was nominated and M.’
: : ed by Republican in 1922.
four years, .
have insisted their senator m m ,
a. Republican than a Democratr
The overwhelming vote in its
Democratic county conventions, ans. .
tax-day was due a. grant doc: to "b.
widespread beliet. In the m
that Senator Reed In an. an“
aid ' in defeating Mat , ‘
5nd particularly the turner ,,
dent's toreixn policies M;
m whether or not an w
ciin: mm to the Win at '
have A. deep venom tot I!
Lennin’s Character ‘
the young clnl. 'm
a deeply nation!
it holds in its hand W'-
Th: absence of strict 1.1:-
Our “thlrd estate" did not
neither, 1.
Just on
“‘hat was m-
ary spirit.
Tubman.
MW
(Kansas City Times.) .
One or the charges made by fin
rural com
those same Deuces-an
Norwalk Chronicler