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mining. [looting
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2 Supplies
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' i Accosssories
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"-‘d—izooms or Bodrd Conn. License Tree Moi/int
I l; FOR RENT-- No. as
"* ‘s and Flats TREE WORK
' .‘x' l‘iaces for Rent 18 MY
. Wad Land For Rmt SPECIALTY. '
. :rm Rent Phone 3346 S-l’iorwalk.
n14. Desk Room finish " 29
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’~ ”fume" PAPERHANGING DECORATING——
V ‘0 Eat Largest assortment in finest Wall
r. Goods yap". Work done is lowest figure
Watches. Diamond! Alex Whit:- 35 Lowe St” phone
3'2 and Tools 2858.
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s ? "53.22:: VALLERIE'S Excuses —- Daily
1.— :3, Flowers service between Norwslk and
m the Store; . Denbury. Also local trucking.
., narcl V9: Nor-walk once trolley :fp. Phone
2—1033.” .. ’: 676-8. Dsnbury once ..2.
3* LUARD— '7 Dr'essnnking and Millinery 21
it'lsiolifalgisrd WANTED—~Dresemaking or plain
.— llnusekeplng sewing. Prices reasonable. Mrs.
Place-s Royal Raymoud. 7 Couch SL, So.
:3 anti Norwalk.
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. alsommodatlon end I
momentum
Slated. Inst. Foam: 10
FOUND—A’fiat bottom skim. about
1: ft. long. between Loyd’s Neck
I and Long Neck Point. Inquire
( :tpt. Richard' Reddy. 12 Cove St
East Norwaik. "
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 11
CliEVROLI-ZT~In pertect mechani-
cal condition: newly painted. good
i rubber. cheap. .490 model. Price
$150. “'rite box 145. Rowaytou.
11mm. or phone 1045-14 Norwalk.I
DODGE BROS-.1 Dodge Bros. Sc-
clan, $450. 1 1923.1"ord Coupe A-l
condition. 1 1923. Ford open de-
livery. cheap. 1 1922. Ford closed
delivery. A bargain. P. R. Gregorv
l‘iodgc Brothers Dealer. 14 “'cst 1
Ave.. Norwalk. I
1923 Ford Taxi. .
1924 Studebaker Coupe light 6.
\‘AAST BROS.
Cadillac. Jordan, Hupmobile Dealers
Show Room Service Station
“:est Ave" Chestnut St.
Norwalk So. Norwaik
Fe]. 726 Tel. 1360
NEW—FOKus—USED
Buy your Ford now.
Joe. Hollywood. '1 West Ave»
Tel. 2900 and 13594.
USED CARS—-
192.
1922
'1923
192:
1920
,l919
“922
1922
1913
1018
1019
OAKLAND TOURING.
NASH ROADSTER.
DURANT SPORT.
FORD TOURING.
FORD RACER.
REO TOURING.
DITRANT SEDAN.
OAKLAND TOURING.
CADILLAC TOURING.
Chevrolet 1". B. ROAD.
PAIGE TOURING.
'ALL IN 1"'1:I"‘ECT
CONDITION.
1-". J. DI PIETRO.
47 “‘EST AVE. NOR‘VALli
H
BOSCH MAGNETOi-r —Ail makes or
Magnetos. Starters, Generators ro-
paired and installed. New Bench
Ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 119 80. Main St. Phone 3 is.
CABS WABhElu
SIMONIZING DONE
ON AUTOMOBILES
GEO. OLMS’I‘EAD
WASH. ST.. REAR MAHACKEKO
FORD REPAInINu -— by experts.
Live and dead storage for all but-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. S
Webster St. 80. Norwalk.
Garages—Autos For Hire
FOR RE.'T—Gnragcs—Convenlent
to commuters, being located near
R. R. station. Frank Satta, S
Burbank St., South Norwulk.
CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP—
nnd garage. Welding and cutting.
Service at all hours including Sun-
days. “Go-Gas" snd‘Sunoco motor
oil. Charlie Kolligisn. 8 Steamboat
Place. foot of an‘llsud 8t. Tel
l 915. Nights 2916.
Repairing—Service sum... to
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
BUSINESS SERVIUI
Business Services Offered
18
NAG! BROS—Stars... Local and
long distance trucking 0! all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Specisl vans tor
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.
AUC'I‘IONEER
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. 2103-12 510ka
'rree Specialist.
It'.
' n-O lbw.
y I
azv” Of ""‘fClnssified Advertising l
costumes amen
Repairing mains-sunning as
our mu anon REPAIRING—-
Highest quality work only. Every
job guaranteed. Hours 7 a. m. to
8 p. :11. Try us once and you will
come again. 36 N. Main St. (OPP
City Hall).
UPHUmERING—Ane cabinet ms-
king. Pictures snd . mirrors
trained. High grade work. A
Bergen-om. New I. O. 0. 8'. Build-
ing. So. Nowell.
Knapp. South 'Norwslk. _ Conn.
83
WANTED—Four $100.00 per week
men to sell BEST Ford Oil Gauge
made. . Automobile furnished.
Standard Products Co.. 808N
Broadway. Granville. Ohio.
Help “mused—male
Solicitors, Cans-assets. Agents 35
AGENTS \VANTED—To ake or-
ders direct from consum r for our
00 styles of fino hosiery. Address
Lawrence Knitting Co. 2 Charles
St., llcthuen. Mass.
I
Situations “amen—a. male 30
\VANTED—Situation by young girl
as general houseworkcr 'or nurse
girl. Phone 3121.
INSTRUCTION .
Musical, Dancing. Dramatic 44
VOCAL —-— Isabelle Slauson-Bibbins,
will reopen her vocal studios in
last Not-walk and Daricn. Sep~
tember End. For particulars
phone Darlen 353.
LIVE BT00!
Poultry and Suppile; 49
HUSKEY BABY CHICKS—Ply-
mouth Rocks. Reds. Ducklings.
Laying hens. Poultry supplies.
Best prices paid for live poultry.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female 82 .
EXPERIENCED Millint‘rs and
Copyists on sport hats. (‘rot‘ut 8:.
chassis-inn msPIIAY
cussmmn DISPLAY
way to do things well is
time.
That '9. good enough
O
Sentinel because-—
clasaified opportunities.
Doing One Thing At A Time .
You have been advised frequently that the
seEm to overlook the needs of the individual
who wants to get many things done.
Such an individual should regularly read
the ABC Classified Section of the Evening
Here is a place where one can do one thing
at a time and still do many things in a minute i
The alphabetical and numerical guides in
the A-B-C Classified Section enable
locate dozens of opportunities in a short time.
Onecan do one thing after another-with great.
rapidity when the “things” consist of finding
You’re missing Opportunity’s invitations if
you fail to read the Classified Ads.
Th0 L-I-O Mod ‘8
Always th’e Suns—In lot-vies
Always Must—Is Opportunity
to do one thing at a
advice—but it DOES
o
' baker, eMercCr
USED «5A9.
CLEARANCE SALE
Our entire stock being .‘sold in
marked reduction in price. ‘-
ALL MAKES 8'. ALL KINDS
Fords. Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lauds, Overlands, Gray, Studs.
and many
others.
‘ ALSO RECONDITIONED
HUDSON AND ESSEX
COME IN AT ONCE.
The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.,
Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
Liberal Terms.
one to «
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms “'1th lit-I'd 68
80. Man»:- s12, 127—2 pleasant
.rooms for gentlemen. Sunny and
airy. Inquire at same address.
[loans for 2101”“me
l
esi
T0 LET—Two furnished rooms {or
is Osborn
from farm to consumer. Killed to
order and delivered. Also strictly
fresh Sterile eggs. direct from hen-
nery. St. Clair Poultry Farm.
Phone Norwslk 1955-5.
BABY crux—:23 per hundred, two
weeks old 832 per hundred. ‘Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly
Barod Rocks. R. L Rods and E. C.
\V. leghorns. We will also book
a limited number of orders for ?
months old pullets tor June m.
Delivered. Herald's Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Pnons 439.
Waugh—lave em
1
NOTICE! WANTED To BUY—All
kinds of cattle. Extra. prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows tor beet cows. Notify Barry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
FOR SALE—New oak barrels and
kegs. paraflin lined. 5 gal $1.50. 10
Sal. $2.25. 15 gal. $2.50, 2 fat.
2.75, 25 gal. $3.00. 30 gal. 3 .25.
50 gal. $4.0“. Steve Reynolds.
Scribner Ave. Phone 2354.
Household Goods
QUARTERED OAK—dining room
A: suite, buffet, china closet. table and
four chairs. very reasonable.
Phone 2455.
Wanted—10 my;
FURNITURE—Secona-nsud, bought
at highest prices. It you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jane. 8! Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID — For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to '11. Ash. 44 Water St.
soars up new
50
51
59
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry. light house keeping.
32 Main St., Norwalk. Ave., East Nor-walk, Conn. .
MILK FED BROILERS —- Direct REAL ESTATE 1.03 m1?"
- FOR RENT—3 rooms with all im-
Aparuneuts. Fists 3 4
APARTMENTS —— Six rooms and
bath. all improvements—“food-
ward Ave.-—Also 5 and 6 rooms on
Concord St.—-All newly decorated.)
Inquire 12: Woodward Ave. or 56
Water St. Phone 473-3.
FLAX HILL ROAD 249—5 rooms.
all up to date improvements. In«
quire on premises.
FOR RENT;——Two‘apartmcnts. four
rooms each. All improvements.
One at 24 Van Zandt Street. the
other at 6 Fort Paint Street. In~
quire Mr. Sopshin. 225 East \V‘asb-
nigton Si.
FOR RENT—Four large rooms. All
improvements. Heat furnished.
Apply as Spring street. So. Nor.
walk. Call after two o’clock.
Two APARTMENTS: Five rooms
each. with all improvements. on
Spring St. Apply Mrs. N. Gerdeld.
32 Lowe SL. orphans 592.3.
sll‘ ‘ improve—
Phone
T0 LET—J) rooms,
ments, centrally located.
1581.
TO RENT—From Sept. 1st.
rooms and bath. All improve-
ments. 233 Flax Hill road. Good
section of city. Inquire 231 Flax
Hill road or phone 2642.
ii REAL usurp so: can
Six'
17
NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE—Never oc-
cupied. pantry. hall. bath. gas.
electricity, hot air heat. in beauti-
ful section. 5 minutes walk from
library. Has cellar. on Grand sve-
nue. Rent reasonable. Call 2928.
Houses iOI' lien:
*RECONDITIONED
HUDSON and ESSEX
CARS
These cars are like new and will
be sold at a great saving to the
purchaser.
We also have other good used cars
ens" us TODAY
T H E
ERWIN M. JENNINGS
COMPANY, .‘Inc.
27 Harrison St. ‘ Bridgeport
.New 6 room "housc. all im-
provements. One car garage.
First District. Easy tg‘ms. Price
$7.000. .
10 room house. off “'est ave..
in Second District. all improve-
ments, $8,500.
Two family housenwell located
n Second District. $7,500.
Two family house. Third Dis-
‘trict, $6,000.
J. M. O’BRIEN
FOR SALE
FA‘RM IN SILVERMINE-«About
fifteen acres, bounded by river.
Good house. consisting of six
rooms, good barn. etc.
O
TWO FAMILY HOL‘SE—Lovatod
near hospital. Just commuted.
Every ,modern improvement.
2-car garage.
I
Cdnty 69’ Co.
hesitate- Insurance
17 80. Main ’St. Phone 830
meat. P. 0. Be: 78. Norwsllt.
FOR RESULTS list your property
with the Strout Agency. 68 Wall
St. Norwalk. Conn.
SACRIFICE—Owns roofing town-
7. room house all improvements.
two car gsrsge. lsl‘gs lot. splendid
location. easy terms. I). 8. Hull.
Haviland Block. 80. Norwslk.
firm: ROOM HOUSE—Lincoln
Ave. in line condition. All mod-
ern conveniences: hot air furnace.
REAL ESTATE 1'03- SALE 4 80. Main It. Phone 977
Houses For solo _ 84 L
ran sun—1 room boas: all im- _. " -
£$i°§i°3f‘s.‘..i’3‘.“§éfiu‘2$ 2.2;: FOR SALE
A six room. house. city water.
electric lights. fruit trees and
grapes. Lot 60 x 115 and an ex-
tra lot 60 x 97. For particulars
inquire at the office or
J. M. Layton
& Co.. Inc.
Insurance That lnsures
—-Realtors.—
Lot 45 x 125. Price very reason-
able. Home Realty Co.. phone
511. .
[m l‘ioreus 85
\VHY PAY 83.000?-—!or a. lot. when
$1.000 will buy it now. Shore
property on Great Marsh. Build-
ing lots. 50x100 on channel. fast
building vicinity (or $1.000. A
rare opportunity. Easy terms.
John Knapp—\Vilton 63-2.
ON RAY1HOND TERRACE—Two
building lots. restricted residen-
tial'section. Phone 2999. Terms
cash.
inasmmp aux-LAY
Separate entrance.
Beginning Sept. lst.
Can be seen any
provemcnts.
Rent 3 l 8.
Adults only.
2183-13.
FOR RENT—Five rooms with im-
provements. In good condition.
On second floor. Garden. 3 Test
Sn, So. Norwslk.
FOR RENT—Floor with 3 rooms--
. and bath, electricity and gas. good
section. cheap. Inquire 19 Spring
Hill. Phone 2928.
Booms With Board 6"!
Business Place for stout 75
VAN ZAND'J.~ 81'. a. erurnisbed
rooms with all conveniences by
day or week. stsbove address. H.
All). i.
\
GROVE ST.
7—Furnlshed rooms.
every convenience for light house.
keeping. Improvemmts. near cen-
ter. Inquire same address. 4"
Rooms Without Board 68
nlshed rooms for light housekeep.
ing. Can bo‘rented by week or
month. All improvements. Steam
heat included. Phone 1528.
ROWAYTON HOUSE—Nicely rur.
nished rooms. Rates reasonable.
FOR RENT—Furnished or untur--
BUSINESS PLACE FOR RENT—-
Inquire gt Gottlieb's Clothing
Store. 12 So. Main St. Tel 814-4.
RAILROAD AVE. 55~Store and
furnished rooms by day or week
and also halt a. house at 21 Cot.
tdge St., E. Norwalk.
M. Pascale at 36 Van Zandt 81., E.
Norwalk.
s
Houses For neat
FOR RENT-Six rr om house. All in:
provements and hot water heat.
Inquire 257 Flax Hill road. 5 min-
utes' walk from station.
77
WHEN YOU want to rent I. room or
buy is. home what would you do
Phone 2089.
without the clgsined section?
,f
time at 21 Mex-win St. or phone.
Inquire at .
Credit Up to $300.
You csolborrow from up on
your home furniture left in
your keeping. Get some
ready cash to meet extr-
suinmer expensu. such so
vacations. taxes. psintin
the house. etc. No daisy—‘-
confidentisi and self-rs-
speetidg. Many of your
neighbors are our patrons.
No endorsers are required.
Arrange your own terms of
repsyrnsnt up to 20
months if des' Only
lawful interest.
Send for your on y ‘Trus
Story of s Loon in Pics.
tures
Beneficial loss Society '
27 “'11! St. Phone 3332
Ops-Clem Soul-so: It!
GEORGE nuns-acme
Carpenter end But!“-
Wlndow Screens '
Making Screens s. 8p t!
R. F. D. 87 Phone 1045-1:
1— '
ASK ANY 0: the regular readers of
the classified section what they
think of its service.
Railroad Ave.
AUTO 1N ERASH
minimal
STAMFORD. Aug. 28.—
A small touring car going cast on
Sound Beach Avenue near the inter-
section ot Shorelands shortly before
midnight last night had a head-on
collision with a Connecticut Co..
trolley car. but escaped before the
polio could arrive.
trolley was undamaged by
the accident but the auto was
slightly damagml in the front. The
trolley was in charge of Motorman
“'ayrlc I’ctcrs. An investigation of
the accident. will he made by Super-
intendent \Villiam Kingdom of the
Connecticut Co.. today.
A woman living near the scene of
the accident became excited at the
time of the crash. and believing
someone injured rcalled the Stam—
ford liospitai'tor an ambulance.
The order was cancelled but it gave
rise to reports that so ieone had
been seriously hurt. an many call-
ed the Stamford and Greenwich
Hospitals to learn the identity of
the supposedly injured man.
The sole clue which the Green—
wich police are working on consists
in a. report from an eyewitness that
the car Involved carried a small
plate marked “Greenwich." beneath
the regular license plate."
BRITAIN ASKS n.5,:
TO PAY mm mi
IN RUSSIAN P :. '
mW.r’.'-«m.mflm
Great Britain is asking their
payments be made by the United
States to Mrs. Stan Harding
(above), journalist, whom they '
aver was confined in a Russian
soviet prison upon charges trade
by Mrs Marguerite Harrison of
Baltimore. a journalist who was
actingassU.S.sgentinBussis .
at the time. Mrs. Herdmg' suede Q
. the sccusstion some time ago, sud
Mrs. Harrison denied it.
Gibbons»Tnnney Match Not Closed.
3 It developes that Bill Gibson.
‘,Tuxmey's manager. has not signed
articles. for Gene's appearance at
Madison Square Garden the middle
of November with Tom Gibbons.
Golfer “‘11! is expected at Madison
Square Garden today to have an—
.othcr chat with Promoter Tex Rick-
iard. 110 may sign then and he may
not.
no... 35
‘ NEED MONEY?
We Loan $25 to $300
According to Your Wants
PROMPT. CONFIDENTIAL
AND COURTEOIJS SERVICE
City or Ont-oto'l‘own.
EASY MONTHLY REPAY-
DIEN‘I‘ AT LEGAL RATE
INTEREST.
Loans on Household Furniture,
Real Estate, Salaries, Auto-
mobilcS.
No Service Charges,
Bonus or Foe.
Public Loan Corp;
Room 203. Commercial Bldg.
Call, Write or Phone 3031
30 WALL 8T., NORWALK
Under Supervision of the State
Banking Commission.
Since his knookout victory over
Georges Carpentier Gibson has been
dclmcd with offers for Tunney‘s
services in all parts of the globe.
They even want him in England.
BOOSTS STANDARDS
OF DENTAL-SCIENCE
, TAXI!
r’or Instant Service
PHONE
58
O’Connor Taxi Co.
Liability Insurance.
Every Passenger Protected by
Dr. Henry L. Bdnzllaf, dean
of the dental college of Mar-
;
quette rUniversity, Milwaukee,
FOR. SALE
avenue. good residential section
for particulars
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street
Real Estate—Insurance ,
Desirable building lots on Adams
1
Norwalk. ‘Conn.
t
has taken two steps expected to
effect standards of dentistry in-
ternationally. He has extended
the course to five years making
two years of liberal arts courses
rcqulred,‘-snd he has opened the
world’s first graduate school in
‘sz GEO. M’MANI‘JS
dentistry.
.4
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DAMAGE suns ‘“
ASKING $70,000;
' FILED lN COURT
Many Actions on Cal-
‘ endar for September:
Term of State Courts
Suits for damages aggregating
370,000 have been filed in the Sep-
tember terms of the Bridgeport state
courts. it) addition to several divorce
actions.
Julia Borg of Stamford. acting as
administratrix of til". rotates of Mar-
garet and Charles A. Bjorlslund. has
tiled several suits in the superior
Court. against A. Arthur Bjorklund
of Bridgeport. Suit has been institu-
ted for the recovery of $2,300 from
the défenda'nt, who is Illegedx to
have rotainl‘d a $1,600 debt collect-
ed for the estate of Margaret Bjork-
lnnd. In behalf of the estate at ,
Charles Bjorklund. i" is claimed
that the estate holds several unpaid
demand notes {or borrowed money;
to tho amount. of $39,000:
The S'andurd Oil Co.. of New
York has tilcl suit against the Be.—
(‘on Engineering ('70. of Sound Beach
in the Court of Common Pleas. The
claim allrgos indebtedness of $49.85.-
L‘amagu: of. $1.300 are asked.
011 an alleged obligation of Sin
750.76 the Buru‘oml House Building
Cbrpn. has been made defEn ant In
a suit for damages of $1.950 brought: 5
by the A. E. Bounty Co. .02 Stan:-
ford.
Fred Ynnkes of New Canaan ‘
claims damages of 8.300 from Ole
Paterson. also of New Canaan for an;
alleged obligation of $460.
Foreclosure of a lien and poses-
sion of liened property at Dar-ten.
are claimed in clvtLacuon flied byé
Eugene H. Palmer against mph
Kara of Dal-ion, and others. The C;
E. Siauson Co.. ,and Christopher
Brennan, both of Stamford are nan—-
ed as co-defendants. They hold liens
on the premises. It is alleged W” .
materials to the amount of $660.9
were furnished and that only “
was paid. Damage of $800 : -
asked. '
Foreclosure of a mortsm on
Dnrien property for alleged tail -
to meet a. note of $600 is asked by
Lena Elfron of Stamford in action
the Court of Common Pleas alga" .
Grover C. Raymond and wife. .
The American Flyers.
(New York World.)>
Without the spare engines, m
parts and extra. fuel carried by m ‘
destroyers their expedition might
have come to grief long lago,
probably would have. Without
glimpse of a destroyer beneath ‘f
Lieut. Nelson might near hnvs.’ .
csted Iceland. 'Without - .
.. landings neither Smith nor
could have descended on the tip"
Greenland.
Woman’s Letter, Will
Help South Norw
She writes: “I hated cooking
cause all I ate turned sour.
formed gas. I drank hot voter ‘
olive oil by the gallon. - .
helped until I used swarm-.3:
medicines act only on Iowa-'1 ’
but Adler-11m. acts on both 89 --
lower bowel and removes all
poisons. Excellent «for p
. constipation. Helps anyone.”
m'm‘macn in Sunglasses.
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