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ii S'E‘UL‘K— ,
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who-res unis. Vehicles
?o:V:.—y and Supple
. treated-Live Stout
* gift UISE—
."zoee For 8.1.
-2— as: re.- and Exchange
one”: end Aces-011.
“ending Entertai-
1mm.
Farr; and Dairy Produc-
Thznge to m
magneto Goods
——detc;r§. Watches. M
—5lachlnery and Tool!
—.It‘sev:ez Merchandise
-e—Z~Ladlo Equipment
—-Eeea’:. Plants. Flowers
Special. at the m
Kleenex Apparel
“awed—To Buy
:52.‘ 3.31) thltD—
' cam: With Hoerd
cm; Without Board
Exam: for Hon-stem ,
Equation Pine“
—Wnere to But
Where to Stop in Town
Wanted—-Rootns or m
l. ESTATE FUR RENT—-
Abertmenl. Ind Flats
: smear Places for Rs!!! .
Tarn: and Land For 8.1! -
-—::cuseg PM Ben!
”mes snd Desk Roars
.‘~ we and Mountain—I'd:
Font
* *u-ban—To Rent
7386—70 Rent
1 ATATE FUR SALE—
~Es~okere in Real Insists
143.com Property For kl.
Farms and land For .1.
Bazaar For his
Lots For file
Shore sod Kenslsln—l'sr
Bela -
Samarium—For his
Wanted—Ru! mu
or accommodation In!
tensor of mu pubflr eel-non.
C REDIT
‘ to those
1 LASSI Fl ED‘
ADVERTISERS
o sre telephone subscribers .-
it In: mailed promptly or.
Gale 0: first insertion with
dxpeclallo'p that. in “I.
the courtesy momma "I”
I» and before tbs ssvss- ’
- out: discount no expired
“inhalation oi this m
stresses.t
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0? THE encoxn Time D18-
mtcr or can" crry_ or son.
WALK CON}.
The legal voters or the Second '.
mung District of the City «no.1
walk are hereby notified and warned
that a'speclni meeting? of the lags:
voters will be held in the Council
Chum“:- in the Cityvfisllon Tues-
day evening. Jannaryjlhh. 1925. at
eight o’clock to consider the advis-
ability of mono en’oc-clvelyrlighting
the streets in the business portion of
the Second Taxing District. and to
take such action in relation thereto
so to such meeting may scorn ad-
visable or expedient. ,
geyser! st Not-walk, CL. January 8th.
HORACE R. NASH.
D. Wm. HARFORD,
IRVING C. JENNINGS
District Commisloners.
2nd Taxing District.
City of Norwalk, Conn.
amend-urn
Autoimmune (hr as? 11
FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring 1928
model in perfect condition. 8400.
See L. dedack. Harbor View Gro-
cery. Woodward Ave.
NEW—Fortils-JJEED
Buy your Ford now.
Jul. Hollywood. 7 We}! Ave.
Tel. 3990 and ISRD-d.
ACCESSORIES—Glass Enclosures
and‘winler side cumulus for your
touring our Perfection Car Best-
on said and installed. Auto
springs in stock {or popular mites
of cars. Extra Leaves complete
spring service. Auto coor‘ hinges.
Hardware. Glass and Channels.
Soft. Band and Tool Steels. Tilly
Auto er Carriage Works. 79-!)
North Main St, South Norwalk.
Conn.
FLUIDS—1923 Ford Sedan.
One 1922 Ford Coupe.
One 1922 Ford Runabout.
One 1918 Ford Runabout.
All in A-l condition. Phone Nor-
mk 1145-13.
1921 Marmon, 7 pass sedan.
1923 Cadillac coupe.
° 1921 Packard, 5 pass. touring.
1923 Jordan. 4 pass. Brougham.
VAAB’I‘ Runs.
Csdillsc. Jordan, Hupmoblle Dealers
Show Room ' .SHrTICe Station
West Ave. Chestnut St.
Norwalk So. Norwaik
Tel. 726 Tel. 1800
USED CARS—W’s time used cars I'
Bargalns. Come in and, ranks your
own terms. You need the car and
we need the spsce. P J. Dl Pietro
41 West on. Phone ’55. "use
every evening until I p. In.
anew—Asu- Is- to It
30808 usaxmo—m- :nukss oi‘
megnetoos. starters. generslors re-
puired and installed. New Batch
ignition for Fords and sll other
cars. 119,80. Main St. Phone 845
FORD REPAYBYNU -- by experts.
Phone 27:
no. at
Tana. won:
18 II!
erncuurr.
A. a. mum
framed. High grade work. A
‘Berzstrom. New 1. O. O. 5'. build-
, ing. 80. Nor-walk.
Benoit-in; and W I.
CIT? HALL SHOE REPAIRIN-
Blghest ousllty work only. Every
‘jobguamntecdnoufslanio
89.!!! Trymoncsandyouwlll
,come again. SI N. Main St. to”
City Hall). ‘ '.
minim!
Help Women-Fannie 83
\
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER'
-—Perma.nent position. Apply by—
letter to S M. Stevens. Cure 0! The
Norwaik Co So. Norwalk.
WOMEN—To iron children's hud-
kerchief; Must be quick. Edwin
Boese. Chesnut Si... no. Norwslk. /
Help own: I!
MESSENGER BOY—With fair edu-
cation and willing to take a real
interest in our work. Will be con-
sidered tor employment at once by
seeing Mr. Northrop—Nash En-
gineering C0.
ADVERTISING 80L! CI'I‘O R-For
Norwalk and vicinity. Inquire
“The Westport Standard." , West-
Port. Conn. '
Hunt ions “‘1!!me so
EXPERIENCED BEAMSI‘RESS —-1
wishes opportunity to do sewing in
homes by the day. Write Box B. .
E. cio' The Sentinel.
MEN’S rulers-Wanted to make.
Any size you desine. You may
‘ bring your own material. Phone
390 or call at 7 Railroad Ave"
Mrs. M. Kemper.
WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES.
Sell Madison "Better-Made" Shirts
for large Manufacturer dlrect to
wearer. No capital or experience re-
quired. Many com 3100 weekly and
bonus. Madison Mills. 56: Brood-
.way. New York.
mantel.
Money to Inna—um do
825.000 TO LOAN-"On 192.. 2126 end
3rd mortgages Easy 'tcrms Cu:
or out of town. Buying mortgag-
es. Room 203 Commercial Bldg-
so Wall 81.. Not-well. '
Poultry and 51:93:13 4',
FOR SALE—5 pure bred game
' pullers. re'sd yto lay. and one fine
oockrel. 315 takes the pen. Phone
57-8 Wilton iron: 6 to VP. M.
‘ .7 Live sud deliver-age for all lini-
teries. - ’Edward J. O'Brien. 8
WebsierfiSt. So“ Nat-well.
Blindness tin-vices Often-d ll.
AUTO PAINTING—o! hm: ciga-
workmanshlpwsnd mslerlsi. .Au-
thorised service for Egyptian Ls-
quer Finish ~101- Norwsik. New
wlch (The anub'ot all finishes).
By' Veil the nuto painter. Glen
brook. conn.‘ Phone Word.
1676-4.
AUCI'ION EBB.
Joseph A. Anglm
Tel. ”88-18 ' Remit
FRANK SKLENARIRI—Violln mah—
er. Repairing and bow rehslring
~nghland Ave. So: Norwalk. 7th
house on right from Raymond's
corner sud Wilson Point rosd_
Tel. 308?. J ‘
woes'rEB AND DAVIS
A. ll. WOOSTER‘ l. w DAVIS
ATrORNEYB AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. a. Paton
Ollios . .
1115 Help 81.. Bridgeport
Sand for Booklet on Psients.
WINDOW SHADES - Regular or
special sires. We sell their: and we
hang thorn. Special attention given
to large contracts. Somers &
lomers. South Norwalk. Phone
3880—8-10 Railroad Avenue.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 281:. '
'Ilovlng. Mugs. m _. It
VALLERIE'S EXPRESS - DAILY
service between Norwslk sud
Dsnhury. Also local trucking
him-walk offlositrolisy exp. Phone
675-1. Dsnbury office 222.
NAG? BROS—Storage. Local Ind
long distance trucking or all kinda
Piano hoisting. Special vans {or
moving purposes. 5 ton Incl
dumps. 100 Conn. nvc. Phone 811,.
daytime. 804-14 nights.
*-
m' son mu - literati-h;
5' elitism condemn. 4
momma
Houseman m h!
JAL’UARY SPECIAL—A pair of
feather pillars given away with
every purchase of an all cotton
mattreu, Norwalk Mattress Co..
49 Franklin St. So. Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 317.
Canaan. Derirn. Stamford. Green- '
V Mosul Hero-snubs , s:
FURNITURE—Second .usnd. bought
at highest prices. if you have an}
Junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high pricea Call or write
finance. 87 Fort Point street
Phone 499.
BOOKS AND BOARD
Boom Wuhan Basra Oil
PUTNAM RUOMING HOUSE-All
conveniences with heat by day or
week. 55 Railroad Ave. So. Nor.
Museum 0!
FURNISHED ROOMS - Two or
three furnished or unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. All
improvements. heat. Phone 1628.
REAL ESTATE r03 REIT ”‘
Apartments-no M 'u
litmus—Have a few very desir-
able rentals. Also summer rentals.
shore. country or town. E. A.
Strcut Agency, 68 Wall St. Phone
3658.
FIRST 8T.——Flve rooms with bath.
seam heat and en modern im-
- overnents; handy to C. 8: K.
' int factory. Also handy to trol-
_ icy. Fire proof building. newly
; built. Inquire John J. Venn, 74
Stevens St. Phone 371-13.
FOB RENT-p6 room flat and gar-
age. 75 Woodward Ave. Stare at
5 Woodward Ave. 4 rooms I! 7'!
‘Woodward Ave. Inquire at 130
So. Main St. Phone 2382.
DOINGS 0F pinyin LMNS
Westmrt. Conn.
uraoimmm -— not cause
meklng. Pictures and mirrors
.1
does today.’
ing s isrger'snd
expenditures. -
best for the least. ~
. ., {I fit, {,1 ‘:
KecantthmeYmm '
nox'rw'lunu ‘ on
coming when it munch myths “I.“
I
‘Buy from ammo midi-n: a...
-willingtotekessmsllprofits"sloussith
one. , ,-.
Follow the 3.34: W _.
blush? farmed offal-s.“
t so or meoqnomy moped
large-Mintls _
Eveningw.
era-1W
:ommunity. fiem‘efits of
A-B-C Clsesified section are licensing
ruined by all. ‘You are tepid}: telling
the times unless you. use
it was. gnu: yéir
People who come forward with quit
sworn to classified offers gét the motto! the
Always moms-mu
umpnmmom
— _
.
‘ Nomi Pococctspetl, in Mexico, is in s surly mood.
' «Iowan, sad huge» col-nus of heavy lsvs-indcn smoke is being poured over the so
try. Pococspctlisl‘lfibo feet high. lthssnotbocgins '
y . Wauid Nat Be Here”
POWER
_.‘»—- u—us
in Eruptlb
maneuvers"!
W M - u
FIVE ROOM APARTMENT—«lust
out o: the hands of the decorator.
Bath. stationary tube, electric
lights. gas Inquire 64 So. can
st. Phone ,60.
FOUR ROORS~Part improvements.
Reasonable rent. Inquire at 7: So.
Main 81.. or Phone .1484.
FROM JAN. 15th--Five rooms and
bath. all improvements. Arnols
hot water heater; rower floor; 1*
Chestnut St... 80. Norwalk. For
particulars inquire The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington 81.. So.
Norwelk. Phone 8344 or 8409.
- LINCOLN AVE.. 4-—5 room all im-
provements. with or without gur-
sge. Inquire 2 Lincoln Ave.
SO. MAIN ST. 104—! room all imi
provementa. nest. Also a five
room spin-imam on So. Main 8L.
all lmprosements. Inquire M.
Olsen, :02 Flu Hill Rd. Phone
8168. -
rwo APARTMENTS—(J no 4 room’
and one 5 room “"865 East Ave.
._1tcasonatle rent. Pm improve-
ments. Inquire Commercial Hotel.
, Mrs. Sigs'wcy.
salt. mars run an
WM m
WANTED TO SUI—A ferns. good
location Send run dclalis to Box
3 Cars of Evening Matt—“v.
DWI” DISPLAY
‘- For sale ‘
(have!!! hosted...” room
house with all snodsrs liens-ove-
rnents.‘ Good location (or non:-
Two ugly house of tour rooms .
end bath and the rooms and is!)
located in End. Harv-it. Price
Canty
um»... hum
£360.
WOODWARD AVE~
room all ,inaprovo‘xentg except
“heat. tumors roan.” zap.
MIMIC“ 3|
FACTORY LOFT—5000 and" It.
Centrally located. Webster 8t.
tron: January . 1st. Apply 0 J.
Mints. 6‘ No Mun Shae. Norwslh
(1x7: BOSTON nos-r RD.—Wnil Bl.
Norwal k. A bright lip-Mlle
more. Large window. Good cellar.
Phone 1485 . -
STORE TO RENT—At 064 All!!!”
8t. Stamford. Conn. Phone Stun
ford 4621.
REAL ESTATE [‘03 Ill-I
Hon-ardent fl.
DUTCH COLONIAL HOME—Moa-
ern new dutch Colonial home. rive
rooms. bath. every improvement.‘
large two car garage. lot 50 x 130.
a good buy at $6.000. Part cosh.
E. A. Strout Agency. 6| was at.”
Phone 3658.
89‘— Four
v... .
Anion
Invisible
Fires. storms and sccidentsoen
finsndisl iii-tron unseen ins-
urdsottouiorrow.
, ore-Int.
WoundemslltsI-nsof
Propertyl’rotsctionf'oiioiea.
J.M,Layton
&Co..[nc.
[macaw-Insure!
~Issiiors—
Phone” ‘mdvs.
NEW HOUSE—e rooms. ”I inl-
provements except gas. ~ lot so
3 150. Garage :0 x 16. require
72 Spring .um. Id. Tiered.
Q
‘OR'I‘H AVE—31.8011» with‘ettrs
Corner louror paruonisrs Phone-
2824.
orrounfiw'rv-Ir you 'are‘tlilnk-
ing of owning your own home,
come in and see us. Wegwili ti-
nsnce end build for you With small
amount of cash. Estimates cheer-
fully given. E. A. Stront Agency.
dS‘WslI 8?. Phone 2653;
$4,500 TAKES thm >ths New
Your right, buy this ‘honie in End
, Nov-walk. well built bunniow; rive
. rooms. bath. city mgr. no.”
er. electric light. rungs. hot ulster
heater and heater, cement oellsir.
steam heat. glass enclosed no
large front porch and garage. lot.
45 by 108. “Jonah. it. E. A.
Street Agenq, as Well at. Pam
3658.
tam our min of quick
We I!“ prompt.
rm and ,eontidentisl sar-
vies. our monthly mean.
legal interest. lilo bonus or too.
reu- lined him law. out.
write or phone ”31 and we
loans now.
A Whip MESSAGE
(The Bridgeport Telegram)
It would natal-nil: be nseumed
that Governor Binghnms message
to the lexillninre uhdvl‘ existing Cir-
cumstances. would reflect the new;
y
.ot his slices-or as well as those oi
himself. All doubt on this is and-
ed by (Iota-nor Bingham's explicit
docinrniion that be consulted Lieu-
tenant Gown-nor Trumbull in the
preparation of the message. that
they were agreed on the points oci
forth and that certain other nutter};
were purposely omitted. as the gov-
ernor-uric has “his own personal
"mam
these n well es other cutters.
Viewed in this. light the me
3 unique in coming not merely from
one cover-nu. but from no. in any
use i: is so interesting doCummit.
well prom-mica. toll of sound m-
cohmendltions and won-by .of
' thoughtful consideration by every
cities: 02 the stale.
Octet-oer Binglmm hits the nail
OI the head in his discussions on
N?! h," lad his suggmted test that
should be applied to every proposed
’11": “Does it further curtail indi-
vidual liberty? 0 0 s 0 Will it on-
‘ m self reliance in the inam-‘
duel citisen or will it lead him to
become more dependent on the
government! Col. Bingham's views
on this subject are well known. In
his mes-ego he has restated them
forcefully snd eucolenctly. and it is
to lid hoped that his viewpoint will
be that of the incoming legislature.
in recommending 1 further lighl-
ening or that restrictions against
drunken driving. Col. Bingham is
supporting-the extort: oi' the Motor
vehicle commissioner. In the final-
her or high ways he makes sugges-
tion! that are very pertinent. He
one; to transmit. on.
recommends that all future state, trying to catch s glimpse of";
highways should make room for
pedestrian traffc, and he puts this
responisinillty where it belongs—on
the towns through which the high-
ways pm.
In recommending the enlargement
of the aunt. police tort-v. as "inc lost
machinery for law enfovz-enwn! by
state author-in” the governor has
the {acts with which to back his re-
commendation. Connecticut cm-
barked slowly and somewhat timid-
ly on the experiment 0! organizmg
a. state police force. but the results
achieved are so satisfacioy that the}
state should now be read to utilize
this arm of the law to its fullest ca-
pacity by increasing its personnel.
Space prevents a detailed com—
ment on all of Governor Bingham‘s
recommendations, but We would call
the attention of every reader to his
remarks on the billboard nulnnce.
it is lhcciearert. most forceful and
vigorous presentation of the pubhc's
right to have its landscapes preserv—
ed. that. we have ever seen any—
where.
“Nobody objects to those bill-
boards. whlrh screen dumps or un.‘
nightly back yards." says the govern-
or.
"It is true. however. that Nature
has richly endowed Connecticut with
charming landscapes. Our varie-
gaicod shore line. lhe meandering
_rl\'ers in the salt meadows. our for-
eslclad. och rlhiwd hills. our noblff
oaksand elrns~theae are indned a:
rich inheritance which has brought
and will bring to our Stale thous-
ands oi' vacationlets and home writ.
rrs. “'e are spending millions of
dollars in building roads which are
used as often as possible by cltlzt-nr
who wiSh to enjoy ally-artifi- drives.
How often ere they irritated. when
“Business as Usual," as Woman Bosses Wyoming
It's crater lake: LOGO fest Jena. 5
decoding
tics since mo.
beautiful pieces of scenery. so _
the view suddenly
tremendous billboard which
thrust their ”tendon heck are.
pursuit of happiness to their money
ial needs end the objects 0! a."
merce and industry.
"After all, we would not 1
utilizing the State Capitol (.7 fl;
vex-using purposes no matter m
revenue the State mm
rive from that purpose. We M
tumou- dotne lie
surrounded by huge signs. no , .
how much this might benefit. Q}
taxpayers. We would not '
an advertising sign on the I
“’hy. thou. should we
crate it at s. new in the rose at
of our teautiful
where Nature has provided I.
did oak. or e rich meadow. or l“.
sight or distant hills to shad-I ed
hearts. If it is true. In Shaken“
says. that in the “mint; we III” 7
“tongues in trees. books in the
ping brooks. sermons in stow-l
good in evrrything.‘ why let “a
mcrce ruin it with billboards!“
nod and the Post 0mm.
(Wall Street Journei.’
Young wife—The post omoss In, .
very careless sometime; don't m
not allow its
Sympathetic Friend—Yes.
Young Wire—Fred sent me. ' x
where he is staying on busine- “I. ‘
the sills post office people put.“
Atlantic City mark on the enveloping.
4 :
“on our view quit us We
ourselves with the boiled that it
we who quit thorn.
.-
. wanna-weer r “wow-wt? wt rifting“. out to. I i L 41" ,‘1‘ ’
‘ mwr.w_ .q' w. ‘.
“Redness so cruel.” is the sign hanging out It the Wyoming minimise. where Hrs. Nellie
T noes. drum governor in U S. history. new presides. Mrs.
ed. lessen signing the osth'oi oilioe s: governor. Left to right: _
Antonio. Tea. her brother; George '1' Ross. son. Got-mu Ross, Mrs. George Tsyioc. her s
kw; WW 3. Boss, son; Chief Justin C. H Potter. who W
B? F. Lnirzm'i‘n
Boss. saintly halted sud m‘ i
Judge Samuel Thyme. lied?!
MiG“? «I
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