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A-B-C AD Index
\XNOUNCELIENTS—
1—Deaths
2—Cards ot’ Thanks
:;-—In Memoriam
4—li‘lowers
S—Funeral Directors
c—lilonuments. Cemetery Lots
7—‘—Personals
9—Socleties and Lodges
1 ’»-—Lost and Found
x1"l'O.\lOTIVE——
.\-—-Automobile Agencies
:l—Automobiles For Sale
:.;—Auto Accessories
'4—Garages‘Autos for Hire
ti—Motorcycles and Bicycle.
, T ——Wsnted—Automotive
LESINESS SEBVlCE—
:S—liuslness services Offered
:za—Building and Contracting
_ l—DreSsmaxing and Millinery
‘.‘_'—Heaiing. Plumbing. Roofing
;.‘:-—lnsuranco and Surety Bonds
Moving. Trucking. Storage
Papcring, Decorat-
. i—l’ajniing.
lug
:S—Professicn Services
;3-—i‘tepalring nd Refinishing
:‘ r—Tailoring and Pressing
: :——Wanted~—Businesa Service
1; El. l’LOYMENT—
. 1-a—Employment Agencies
t Z—Ilelp Wanted—Female
3. ;—Help Wanted—Male
il—Ilelp—Mslo and Female
35—Solicltors. Canvas-era. Agents
7‘ i—Situntions Wanted—Female
1.7—Situatlons Wanted~Msle
ELNANCLAL—
‘ .s—Businesa Opportunities
4.0—Money to Loan—Mortgages
lL—Wanted—To Borrow
in STRUCTICN—
‘ ’—Correspondence Courses
. —Locs.l lnstructlon Classes
—‘.\iusical. Dancing. Dramatic
. Aizi—Wnnted—Instruction
E.;\'E STOCK—
;Z—Dogs. Cuts. Other Pet.
«ii—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
43—Poultry and Supplies
E-l-Vv’anted-oLive Stock
1? HRCHANDISE—
s;—Artlcles For Sale
Zl-a—Bartcr and Exchange
“—Bosts and Accesssories
1-
4-»
‘u
.1
ix
. 'l—Building ‘iatcrlals
Ei—Business and Office Equ
ment
: IJ—Farm and Dairy Products
Six—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizers
f-T—Good Things to Eat
:f-—llousehold Goods
lp-
"—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
"l—Machinery and Tools
~‘C—1Iusical Merchandise
F2»a—Radlo Equipment
its—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
r‘i—-Specials at the Stores
FS—‘Vesring Apparel
oié—iVanted—To Buy
li'ilOllS AND BOARD——
zit—Rooms With Board
rig—Rooms Without Board
O‘Q—Rooms for Housekeping
TJ—Vacatlon Places
'l—Where to Eat
T2—Whero to Stop in Town
.
t T—s‘ uburbsn—For Sale
83—Wanted—Rcsl Estate —
ONDAY. AERIL‘ 14,1924: ,
x.
You’ll Save Your Time. Money 1 An.
Lees! Notice 91
" Ago-romo'nvn '
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. April 12. A. D.. 1924.
\threas. written application has
been. made to this Court for the ad-
misston to probate of a. certain writ-
ten instrument as and for the will
of Mary 0. Dow, late 0: Norwalk, in
said District. (licensed.
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office, in Norwalk. on the 18th day
of April, 1924. at 10 o'clock forea“
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a.
newspaper having a circulation in
said District, at least five days be-
fore said day of hearing.
, HENRY s. GREGORY.
. Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court, March 27. A. 1)., 1924.“
Estate of Amy A. Broadhurst. late
of Norwalk. 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-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly at-
tested. Within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
RUTH L. BAXTER,
Executrix..
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals 7
\VANTED—Ono hundred and fifty
people to attend the East New
walk Improvement Assn.
party and dance tonight at Gom-
munity llall. Admission 50c. Danc-
ing from 10 to 1‘3. 25c.
strayed. Lost. Found ~10
LADY'S BLACK HAND BAG—Lost
containing small gold watch and
money. Please return watch and
keep money. Return to Mrs. “Ll“.
Twasdale, 198 So. Main St. Phone
23534:.
AUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiles For Sale
BRA.'D NE\V—Chcvrolet Touring
Car, never been used. 1924 model.
You can make quite a saving on
this car. The l-erin M. Jennings
00.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St. Bpt.
1923 BUICK TOURING—~Run 3.000
miles. like new. Hudson seven-
pnssenger sedan. 1023 light slx
Studebaker touring. Motor Ex-
change. Commerce St. Norwalk.
Phone 3261.
DANIELS ROADSTER -— Special
body. six \virs wheels. good rub-
ber. recently overhauled. Can be
seen by appointment. Terms.
Call Norwalk, 1871.
1928 Dodge coupe.
1933 Anderson sedan.
1921 Buick touring.
1920 Dodge sedan.
STRATTON BLISS CO.
14 “Test Ave. Norwalk 2782
DODGE SCREEN DELIVERY—late
model. in very nice condition. at a
low price. An excellent buy for
anyone going into the express
business or for store deliveries.
’l‘he Erwin M. Jennings (30.. Inc..
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport.
FORD—One ton truck. Price rea—
sonable. Inquire 5 Fitch St., East
Norwalk. .
ESSEX SEDAN—Late model in good
shape—low price. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport.
USED CARS--
1934 ESSEX COACH. 4 PASS.
19:3 JORDAN‘aOUBING, 5 PASS.
' 192: 1.».er SEDAN. 7 PASS.
-
on
an
FRANKLIN 'IIOADSTER,
PASS.
1 4
1921 BUICK SEDAN, 7 PASS.
1921 SCRIPPS TOURING, 5 PASS.
19'31 HOLMES 4 PASS.
CADILLAC EATON,
card J
11’
Automobiles For Sale ll
FORD SEDAN—In very nice shape
at a. very low price. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. 27 Harrison St.,
. Bridgeport. -
ROADSTER. 1919—Goo’d running
condition, reasonable price. Ap—g
ply B. Gunner. .21 Fifth street,
East Norwallt. ~
HUDSON COACH—Last year's mod-
el, repainted and reconditioned—
a. wonderful purchase. The Erwin
M. Jennings C0,, In'c.. 27 Harriso’n
St., Bridgeport.
HUDSON TOURING LIMOUSINE—
New tires. repainted. Car is in
very fine condition. Late model.
Price very reasonable. The Erwin
M. Jennings (30.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St, Bridgeport. 1 l
USED CARS-—
Paige touring. 6 cyl. 8195.
Star sedan. 1923. $395.
Reo truck. 8175.
Star touring, 1923. 3350.
Ford touring, $50.
Time Payments Arranged.
Shurelt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers.
Phone 3474.
201 Washington St. E. Nor-walk
14
Garages—Autos For Hire
DRIVE YOI‘RSELF—Fords. sedans,
touring. $10 per day. $5 per eve-
ning. Auto Livery Service. ’8
“'ebsier St. O'Bricn's Garage.
Phone 2832. " ~ "
GARAGES—Indlvidunl. steel. fire-
proof, crectcd on your property.
Suitable for pleasure or light com»
mercial car. Apply Russell Frost
Jr. ~
a mass...
. - v.
w
. 71
m3. nan-1s run sum \
’ i
the public.
oughly good, high class,
get there.
Look through these
"Giving ’Em What They Want”
That’s what the theatrical producers and
the movie magnatcs claim they are doing for
It is denied, of course, by a certain class
of people who insist that these productions
should be placed upon a higher plane. '
But when we assert that the Sentincl’s
A-B-C Classified Section is “giving ’em what
they Want,” it cannot be gainsaid ——- because
this section is giving the people ALL the thor- ,.
round out their everyday lives.
You just better believe as firmly as ever
you can that the classified section is the place
where all the people get what they‘want—and,
what’is equally important: they want what they
_'opportunities daily and
inswcr the offers that interest you i
The A-B-G Olsssifled Ads
Always the Same-In Service
Always Difi'erent—In Opportunity
pm. is sad m' u
FIVE ROOMS—And bath. all im-
provements. 1 minute trorn R. R.
station. Newly 11 rated. No. 16:
Bamiltou nvcnue. Inquire or AL?
“exandcr White. 83 Lowe St. Tel. ‘
2858.
SOUND VIEW A1711. 2—5 rooms.
all improvements. Call after 5
o'elocer. M:
< _
l
necessary things which
SUMMITI‘ ST. 27—6 rooms. 2 on
second floor and 4 on third floor.
Gs: and electricty. Rent $19200.
Phone 8. Ksplln. 1612-3.
i
3:; new... meson .3 out”.
:rwo SETS 013‘ Roous‘a—s rooms
each. Also one set ot\2 rooms.
Light and gas. Inquire B. 11..
Nasty. 15 Lowe St. -
Wows Place (or Boat 5
A..-
.
I
Repairing—Service Stations IS
A
BOSCH MAben'rosp-An makes or
Magnetos. Starters, Generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone 8“.
FORD REPAIRING -— by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. 3
Webster St. So. Norwalk.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP—Fly-
wheel gcarings installed. Multi-
bcstos break linings. Crank shalt
turning. connecting rod rehabili-
tating. Good gasoline and \‘alvo-
line—Kerosene. Charlie .{olllgam
3 Steamboat Place. foot of Bivl-
land St. Tel. 915. Nights 2918.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Offered 18
AL'CTIONEER
Joseph A. Anglono.
Tel 2163-123 Norwalk
Moving. 'lructlng. Storage 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.
VA.LLE R] E' S
EXPRESS -- Daily
service between 'Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Norwalk office trolley exp.“ Phone
675-3. Danbury omce Y‘“
"n...-
'I'rcc Specialists 28A
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Male
33 l
OPPORTUNITY—\Ve have a good
position for a bright. energetic—
and willing worker ,in our col-
lection department“. Good income
to man who qualities. “'riie.
stale past experience. age, etc..
J. A. 3L. care of Sentinel.
\VANTE D—Expericnccd farm hand.
good pay. Board. Steady work.
Inquire Chas. Sigscway. phone
IGSL‘.
Help—Male and Female 34
POSITIONS—Bookkeeper, Typists—
$12“. \Vaitrosses——$75‘ and $80.
Cooks-5SO and $1M. Couples
”$150 and $180. Farmers Gard-
eners. llOlCl help. Bremen Em-
ploymcnt Agency, 231 Atlantic
street. Stamford. Phone 3685—
8686.
TYPISTS AND Cl..ERKS——\‘acancics
exist in the office of a large man-
ufacturing concern within commut-
ing distance of So. Norwalk. In
your answer state your age. edu-
cation, experience it any. and sal—
ary desired to Box Y4 cfio Sentinel.
MERGE“ D182
Articles For sue a:
BABY'S STROLLER—In good con-
dition. Inquire 15 Fourth SL. East
Norwalk. or call 1439.
W‘ANTED-Every property owner
to use I... 8:. M. Semi Paste Paint
and make his own point for_ 82.82
per gallon. See our advertisement
in this paper and note a gallon
costs nothing it not satisfactory.
Fuel. Food. Fertillscrs 56
FOR SALE—Loam for lawns. Phone
454. A. D. Bmwer.
FURNITUREd—Second-hand. mm
at highest prlces. It you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
new high prices. can or‘ write
H. Jane. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID -- For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to 8. Ash. 4‘ Water St.
BOOKS AND BOARD
Room With Baird
Wflntale-JI‘D m
67
, Situntlons Wanton—41:10 3':
CHAUFEUR—Mechsnic. Wis s.
position with private family. Ex-
cellent references. Seven years
with last fami". \Villiam Davis.
Box 191', Springdnlc. Tel. 157-14.
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cat lie. Vehicles
48
PRUNING AND SPI’..\YING——Ca..«
iy work, nursery stock in any
quantity. \Vork done anywhere by
certified tree specialists. Arthur ll.
Kcllner. 7 Grove St. Phone 1852-4.
“701”: HORSE—For Sale. Good for
farm and coutry; apply Norwalk
Coal and Supply Co. 108 “"ater St.
49
Poultry and Supplies
llOVVAY'I‘ON—One room or two
connecting rooms. No other room-
crs. Trolley primes door. Ten min
utes from I. I. Sound: 10 minutes
from station. Board nearby. Tel.
20464.
Booms Without Board 68
FURNISHED ROOM -— In private
family, all improvements. Break-
fast if desired. Centrally located.
8 Putnam ave. east of West are.
LARGE FRONT ROOM—LContrnlly
located. Apply Box No; 8, care of
Sentinel.
Repairing and Bonnlshlng 29
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings:
holstering of closed cars. Reason-
able prices: best service. A. Mair.
corner Woodward Ave.. Grove St.
South Norwnlk. Phone 423.
CITY HALL SHOE 1111?.lele—
First class. highest grade :hoe re-
pairing done promptly while you
wait. Latest machine used. «Low—
cst prices for quality work. done.
with finest quality leather only.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 86 North
Main St. (Opp. C21! 1311.)
ro-up-
UPHOLSTERIN An cabinet ms.-
klng. Pictu es d mirrors
framed. High gr york. A
Bergstrom, New I. O, 0. F. Build—
ing. So. Norwalk.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female 82
s LADIESEVEteT 1mm Tran?
ing. Apply Volsnts Dancing
School. Stamford. Conn.
WAITRESS —- Smarl family and
good wages. Mark Norman, Dar-
ien. Telephone Daria: 123.
Help Wanted-vn‘slo 83
BELL BOY—For Saturdayyand Sun-
day. Mshackemo hotel.
o 4
Ts—W‘nnted—Jlooms or Bonn! “APASS.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT— ,
74-Avartmenta "id Fla" 1921 roan courts. 2 PASS.
TS—Buslness Places for Rent
7 T—F‘arrins fimffl—P‘fia’r WE i, :7 i‘AML 7 7
'IT—Housea For Rent 3‘
73-Uttlces and Desk Room CADILLAC, JORDAN. HUPMOBILE
73—81mm and , Mountain-For ” ‘ DEALERS.
Rent -
50—Suburban—To Rent ‘ SHOWBOOM
Sl—Wanted—‘fio Rent
~ AVE.. NORWALK.
REAL ESTAT FOR SALE— . WEST .
P. —Brokers in Real Estate TED. 72‘-
83—Business Property For Sale
‘3‘“"3‘ 9*“ 1”“ F" 9‘“ SERVICE STATION.
Si—Horses For Sale
Six—Tots For Sale TNUT ST.,
55—Shore and Mountain—For CHES ..
531° ‘ TED. 1860.
so. NORWALK. ‘EXPER'I‘ FORD MECgANIc—Ap.
BABY CHICKS-—
Buy Conn. Stats tested chicks.
Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. Wy-
sndottes. “Our honesty is your”
protection." Free circular. Hull
Brothers. Wallingrord.
VAN ZANDT 81'. IL punished
rooms with sll conveniences by
day or week. at shove address. H.
Ash.
REAL ESTATE FOR BENT
\
LIVE POULTRY MARKET—Poul-
try killed and dressed while you
wait. li‘owl 35c lb. Roasting
chickens 3501b. Old ruesicrs 25c
lb. First class' service. Phone
3338. P. Romano. 13 Chestnut St.
LIVE STOCK
roam-m
LIVE STO'C New booking orders
for baby chicks sod hptchlng eggs.
S. C. W. Leghorns. R. 1. Beds. 8.
P. Rocks, Jersey Giants. 'highest
producing strains in America.
Place your orders now and avoid
disappointments. « J. C. Herold.
Ponus Ave. New Cansan. Conn.
Phone 439.
49
Apsrtmenis. Fists ‘14
ATTRACTIVE 8 ROOM APT. ——
Furnished. All modern improve-
iuents. Convenient location. Good
neighborhood. Adults. Address
"Apartment." care Sentinel.
APARTMENT—5 room. steam host-
ed. with all improve his. Gard-
en space and gar included.
Rental :35. Plum 3,! or :24.
EAST AVE. .2“-wa opsrtmenis.
up and down stairs. $30 and 8:5.
Inquire Chas. Slgsswsy..commer-
cial Hotel.
COUCH ST.. 48—5 rooms with gar-
age; all improvements. Apply. on
premises. ~
Wanted—lave fioéf *srr
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—All;
kinds of cattlev Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows for beet cows. ”Notify Entry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
ply service superintendent. 7 SVest
avenue.
51'
all improvements. Phone 815.
5 RO0MS~Running water. electric
lights and garden. 'Second dis-
trict. Rent 318. Address ‘Booms,’
cars of Sentinel.
SUMMIT! AVE. 38—5 rooms. all
improvements. New house. \Csll
evenings. Phone 2479.
TWIN BABY CARRIAGE—In good
condition. Apply Mrs. J ohn-Ander- ~.
son, 19 Plait St.. East Nomlk.
so. MAIN 51:. 92—8 rooms. all on.
movements. Newly decorated. In.
LOFT T0 LET—About 2,000 sq. ft.
for light or heavy manufacturing.
Apply ‘40 Water St. So. Norwsl‘k.
2 OFFICE ROOMSPSI Washington
St.. over People's Trust Co. In-
quire A. Cohen. Phone 351-2. '
T0 LET—Space {or working garage
or storage. in Water street. Ap-
ply at Harris 8: Guns Co.
2 "STORES—In brick block.
Good
a-r- i
business section. 'Del. -ioi. t
STORE AND Rooms—Big store‘;
and seven room house with all;
improvements, on Day street. In—i
quire Charlc’s Sigseway. Phone
1583.
Houses for Rene 17
....:....
FURNISHED—Six room cottage. To
adults. Central. So. Not-walk. i
Telephone 3206-2. ‘
~REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
84
Houses for Solo
IN SOUTH NORWALK—S room
bungalow.-31800. Part cash. P.
O. Box 73. Norwalk, Conn.
LARGE 1: ROOM HOUSE—High
ceilings. electric lights. two baths.
large garage. one acre. fruit. near
trolley. Fifth district. $6,800. D.
8. Hull. anilsnd Block.
ON POST ROAD—~Elevcn room
house. all improvements. two
baths. two acres of land. ‘lWo-car
garage. Bargain for quick sale.
1). A. Bernstein. 205 W’cstport
avenue, l'orwalk. Conn.
ROOM HOUSE—4mg; Rowayton
post office. Telephznie 1878-4.
4
i
and the individual.
you up to $303..
mm’ in your possession.
OpenQNSJO
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
SEVERAL VERY DESIRA-
BLE LOTS, UENTRALLY
LOCATED ON BELDEN
AVENUE. PRICES VERY
REASONABLE.
room house. all improvements,
desirable location in Third Dis-
trict $7.000
u.... ...........
Two family house in Taylor ave-
nue. Second District . . . $5
6 rooms, part improvements. large
lot. Second District . . . . $5.300
.
,v
Two family house. with garage.
part improvements. “to extra
lots. good section, First Dis-
trict .................. $5.000
Two family house. all improve-
ments. centrally located in 15:
District $7.500
"J. M. O’BRIEN
4 So. Main St.
/
Phone 977
\VELL BUILT—7 room house. all
improvements. Level lot. 2 car
garage, 2 minutes to East avenue
trolley. $5,500. $1,500 cash. Also
6 room house. barn, chicken
house. fruit trees. acre or land.
Of! North Taylor avenue. $4.500.
Other one and two family houses
for sole. Inquire E. J. Van Nos.
40 Bayview avenue. So. Nor-walk.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
For Sale
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with two
baths. located at Rowsyton;
hardwood floors. steam cat;
BE SAFE FROM
GOMPLETE DISASTER
Every man knows tint. dismter
MAY hit him. Fire, mcidcnt and
theft respect. no (me. Great
catastrophes have meant com-
plete disaster to thovnsn~ ds.
Save yourself, today. from such
a passibility.
\Vith wise insurance there can be
no such thing as “complete discs-
tcr" for you in any eventuality.
Insurance will give you full finan-
cial protection in case of loss.
“'1: can give you all forms of
garage.
.-—-oOo—-
FAMILY HOUSE—11 rooms.
baths and every modern im-
provement, located nice resi-
dential section.
FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS
CONSULT
Canty- 69” Co.
17 so. min 3:. Phone ‘830
Baum-Issuance
n
u
The property b rig to the
estate or John , crris, situ-
ated‘ on W lngton street.
south of the bridge and former—
ly occupied by the Ferris Coal
”60.. is now offered for sale.
This very desirable property is
centrally located on the principal
thoroughfare and is suitable for
s. tine business block or s.
wholesale warehouse. having a
ring tmfleg the harbor of
about 110 feet and their}?
on Washington street at about
200 feet. Terms can be ar-
ranged. For further particulars
inquire of— .
J. IRVING DIBBLE
EXECUTOR
149 WASHINGTON ST.
as PROFITABLI: ss compound in-
terest—answering classified or-
tors.
quire ‘Walter, Becker. Phone
1406-2. _
. If
Property Protection l’ofldm.
J. M. Layton
8; Co., Inc.
--Realtors-—-
Insurance That Insures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.
GENER XSERANCE
VVIL I F. HOYT
& SON
REAL ESTATE
~16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 433
FOR SALE—Two-family house on
School street, Norwalk. Price.
$4.800._ For particular—
Ask JOHN T ,HAYES
REAL ESTATE S: INSURANCE
7 Main St. .Norwalk
Our Klmfiiffioi-Ernmient”
Smpicionod.
(Akron Beacon.)
In the meantime the public busi-
ness went to pot. It is true in face
of. the growing public wrath.Dem0o
crat and Republican are know try~
ing to prove by each other that the
public business has not been neglect-
ed. -. The people find them—
selves bctrnyed. and representative
government finds itself closer upon
3’ :-
the rocks than at any time since the
foundation of the republic. '
As an accompdstion and
extension or its public service.
THE SENTINEL allows
CREDIT’
to those '
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS _
who are telephone subset-nae".
Bills are mailed DEED“, on
the date of an: insertion with
the expectation that. in W‘
of the courtesy amended. m
will be paid odors the assen-
day cash.discount hss .
The continuation of this policy
is dependent or. on W
Lion given by the ”origin
minimising 00le ’m
‘Wfi'
DOItOTHY DARNIT
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Do Bills w... You?
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Spring and Easter bring new expenses to the housdroid
If you need_money to pay past due
bills or for any purpose, we will immediately advance
Loans are made on your household furniture which 22::-
The interest rate is fixed by 'f‘
law. You repay on practically your own terms. " .
Momfirdnyflted
Beneficial Loan
BOOM L08, 1106}:st S'Agvgxs BLDG.
l’I‘IONE 3332, N’.;1;WA].£. ,
‘Despite Losing":
than a few
Glenna Cullen. despite the fact me
she lost 1120. National. championship.
to Edith Cummings, dfsvrrves to Pit-0i.
as.
land.
ship. which drexv a fit-ld, including
Alexa Stirling Edith Leitch. ml.
Hurd. Mrs. Gavin. Ada MscKenz'io
and othcr leading figures; the North
and South. the Eastern, and the But-V
cage by Mrs. Letis and at Sheneeol-
i the span of a season is hardly belief: ,
than second. ‘
‘ list of the first ten has a finer retard
Ethan Dorothy Campbell Hut-d. ljrs.
‘ .‘Iurd has played so often on pr
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Leading w o .m can:
Golfer
NEIY YORZQ. April 11—11339.
experts believe that.
the landing “‘omnnr'golfcr indie
Among her Victories were the ”I
lli'xaiion of the Canadian champion~ -
falo and lhc Shcnecossett toms-r
ln- his. -
Miss Cummings was beaten at'Chit
sctt Ly Miss Colleti, so despite her,
National crown. he standing over.
In the first tcll Philadelphia leads
1110 list with three representatives—e
Mrs. Barlow. Mrs. Hard and Hrs,
Vandcrbeck. The Metropolitan din-V.
trict has txvo in Alexa Stirling sad”?
Mrs. 1:. G05: Chicago two in Illa
Cummings and Mrs. Lotts, and Provi-,
dcnce. Kansas City and Memphis om;
each in the persons of Miss Collett‘f"
Miriam Burns and Mrs. David Gout. V
The three Philadelphia. women gr.
real veterans. and probably will not i
be counted on in the topmost tight '
alter a few more years. though. they j
are still very fine and dangel'filis'?
players. Mrs. Goss. Mrs. Lott: “if;
Mrs. Gaut come in what might?
roughly be termed the middle m‘
while the Collelt-Cummings-Stirflnt’
trio, combining marvelous slim”?
and the COlllpC‘llliVG soul with M6“
in; youth. will probably continmrh‘s
shut Olf the way to the top.
Miriam Burns, who won the Welt- }
ern championship last year. and V30 7
must be rated just behind the lend-'
lug combination. should cam
oceans of trouble this year. 01:11.!"
young players. like Louise Fordyoe,
of Ohio. who could not be MM!!! 3 ,
the first ten of 1323. will carry high
the standard of women's golf'ln
America. '
No one woman in that twilight
York courses that the Metropolitan
district players know her almost as
well’ as do those in her adopted
home of Ph' dolphin.
Mrs. Iiurd is the only woman She
can boast the distinction of having
held three National titlrs. She ‘won
the championship of England. 01
the United States and of Canada.
Not even the peerlcss Collett-Cumo”
things—Stirling trio can boast of that.
She b-‘longs to the Merion Cr‘lckei "
club. where the amateur champion-
ship will be played this fall. And It’s.
might be mentioned in passing. that}:
lierion has some remarkable players a
in its list of niembez‘s. '7
Besides Mrs. Hurd there are flat
Marston. National champino “m7"
Winner of so many state and city
and other titles that they can 7 -
ly be listed, and Mrs. Ronaldmfi
low. nine times city champion a
a former National semi-finalist.
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