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Dated at Nor-walk. this
February, A. 1).. 1925.
o THOMAS ROBINS.

Mayor.

Order to Settle account.
Distnct o: Norwaik, 35., Probate
Court. Janna» 80. A. D. 1925.
Lstale 01 John Henry Knapp. late

8rd day of

ed

Ordered. That the Executor exhibit
11!: Administration account to this
Court lor adguszment, at the Pro~
bate office in Nor-walk. on the lath
day or February, 1925. at 11 o'cloek
lorenoou; and that all persons in-
Lerestcd ln Bald Esmte may be noti-
lled thereof, the Lxeculor will cause
this order to be published la a news-
paper baflng a. circulation in sald
Ulslrlct. at least five day: before said
10th day or February. 1"“;

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HENRY W. GREGORY.

«Order to Settle Account. ,

District of Nor-walk. 53.. Probate
Court, January 30. A. LL 1925.

Estate 0! John Henry Knapp. late
of Norwalk In said District, deceas—
ed.

Ordered. That the trustee under
the will of said deceased Exhibit his
account to the Court. 101' adjustmem
at the Probate ofllce in Norwalk. on
the 10th day of February. 13:5. at
11 o‘clock zero-noon: and that all per«
sons interested in Bald matter may
be notified lhereof. the sold lruszee
will cause this order to be published
in u neu’spaper having a circulation
in Bald Dlslrlcl, at least five days
belore said 10th day of February,
1925.

HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

 

Public 501100.

There will be a. hearing before the
Common Council of Lhc CILV or Nor-
walk. at its Inc-Lung to be held on
Tuesday evening 1.: 8:00 o'clock.
February 10. 19‘ on the widenlng
of the szuslerly 13:9 02 Spring S1reet
from Wathmglon Street north to
Flax Hill Road. '

Dated at I‘m-walk. this 3rd day of
February. A. D. 1923.

THOMAS ROBINS.
Mayor.

ANNOUNCEEENTS

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LOST—Pocketbook contalnlng large
sum of monvy between Ely Ave.
and Concord 52. school. Reward
l! returned to Sentincl Office.

 

LOST—Small. white. straight-haired
dog u‘lth polnted nose. Lost be-
tween_£ly and Lexington avenues.

 

 

Re 'ard. Finder. please ’phonc
92 or 2546.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 11

 

10:1 Harmon. 1 pass sedan.
1923 Studebaker. 5 pass. touring
1922 Hupmobllc. 5 pass. touring
1920 Hupmoblle. 5 pass. touring
VAAST Hun-s.

Show noun BurVice Station

West Ave. Chestnut St.
Norwalk So. Norwalk
TN, 726 Tel. 1360

 

STAR TOURING. mas—Good con-
dition. just painted. Very cheap if
sold at once. J. Premru & Sons.
1 Merrttt place, So. Norm-31k.
Phone 2855.

 

USED CARS—W'e have used cars at
Bargulns. Come In and make your
own terms. You need the car and
we need the space. P. .1. Di Pletro.
‘7 West Ave. Phone 955. Open
every evenlng until 9 p, m.

of Norwalk in said .Dlstrlct. deccaa- ,

Judge. '

Cadillac. Jordan, Hupmoblle Dealera‘

1“ b0 held in.
City Hall. on;
ary 911:. ulsz
allowing pur.‘

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How Much Is Your Money Worth?

Toward the end of the Civil War, when Cou—
foderate pcner was more pap‘er than money, a.
Southern officer stopped a farmer on the road
and offered to buy his horse.

“I’ll give you $5,000 for him—what do you

“‘I just paid $3,000 to have him shod.
Even today some people claim that a dollar
won 't go much more than half as far as It used

But others—the real wise ones—know that 1
dollar W111 go just as for as ever—if they give it

They ’re the people who watch the opportunity
market in the Sentinel ’s classified columns every
day—their money is worth one hundred cents
on the dollar because they
brings the biggest returns!

The no classified Ad-
Alwuys the Sane—In Service
Alwnys Different—In Opportunity

was the farmer’s reply,

spend it where it

 

 

 

 

 

 

AUTOMOTIVE

 

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Garages—Auto. For Hire

BOSCH M.~\GNE'I‘U~A11 makes of
magmloes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
lgmllon for Porch. and all other
cars. 119 50, Main St. Phone 345.

FOR!) REPAIRING —- by experts.
Lhe and dead storage for 11] but-
:erles. Edwar: J. O‘Brien. 8 Web—
ster 51... So. Sorwalk.

BUSINESS 833va

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Business Santana uttered 18
AUCTION BER
Joseph A. Amoco
Tel. 216342 Norwalk

 

MAHACKBMO DELIVERY—Ford
(hmmcrciaJ cars {or rent by day
or week. Packages called [or and
delivered. Phone 980.

 

WINDOW SHADES — Regular or
speclal sizes. We sell them and we
hang them. Special attenllon given
to large contracts. Somers a
Somers. South Norwalk. Phone
2830—8-10 Railroad Avenue.

 

O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars wuhed
on short nollce. Phone 3832.

 

Mavinu. Trucking. wage as

 

EXPRESS — Dally
aervlce belwccn Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local trucking.

VALLER] E'S

 

Korwalk omce trolley exp. Phone
675-3. Danbury omce 222.

Help Wanted—Female ' 82

 

LADY—For selling on the outside.
Donnell)”;

 

M I L L I N E R S WANTED—Apply
Smart Shop. 90 \Vashlngtou SL.
80. Norwulk.

OPERATORS AND LEARNERS—

Wlmted to work on sewing ma-
chines. Apply '13! week. Century
Underwear Company. leerty
Squure. Em Norwuk.

 

OPERATORS —- 0n Slnger cewlns
machine. Apply 11. Jacob & Sons.
Inc., 50 Day St... 80. Not-walk.

 

OPERATORS—Two needle opera-
tors. sleeve". sellers and alngle
needle operators .on all parts 0!
(ll-era shirts. Steady work all your.
LeRoy Shirt Co.

 

OPERATORS—Wanted on double
and single needle machlneu. Good
pay and steady work. Apply top
floor. 186-138 Wuhlunon St.

 

Help Wanna—Ame 83

WANTED—Man to install radios
DONNELLY'S.

FINANCIAL
Money to [mu—Morison. co

 

 

 

 

 

Tree Specialists 88A
Conn. License Tree Mo vlng
N o. 2 6
IF. E E WORK
IS M Y
SPECI A LTY.

A. E. KELLNER.
Phone 272 Weslport. Conn.

 

Prolocelonal $031005 :8

 

EilDWIFE - LEVATRICL — Santa
Musco. 25 yours experience. sma-
uate from Stale: of New York.
New Jersey. Connecticut. Conflue-
mem cases. 8.88181 hyglene and care
Ofllce 4 Lexlngxon Ava. So. Nor—
walk. Phone 1588. Hours 11 A. M.
to 3 P. M. Realdonce 66 Latin:-
ton Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Phone
3481-12 and by appointment.

WOOSTER AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORKEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiner: U. 5. Patent
omce.
1115 Main St... Bridgeport.
Send (or Booklet on Patents.

 

 

Auto Accessories. Tires. Parts 18

Repairing and Refinishing so

 

ACCESSORIES — Glass Enclosures
and winter elde curtains for your
touring car. Perfection Car Boat.
ers sold and installed. Auto
springs in' stock for popular makes
of cars. Extra Leaves. complete
spring service. Auto door hinges.
Hardware. Glass and Channels.
53f! Band and Tool Steels. Tllly
Auto 6‘; Carriage 'Works. 79-83
North Mala St. South Sax-walk.

Conn.
Gama—Autos For Hire

NE‘V—FORDS-USED
Buy your Ford now.
Jon. Hollywood. 7 West Ave»
Tel 2900 and 1359-4.

Downs OF'THE

14

UPHOISTERING — And cabinet
mklng. Plcturoo and mirrors
turned. High grade work. A
Bomtrom. New L 0. O. 1’. build-
ing. So. Nonnlk. '

CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING—
Hlshcst quality work only. Every
job unwind. Bonn 7 a. 31.10
8 p. 12;. Try us onop and you will
come again. 86 N. Main St. (opp.
Clty Hall).

 

Qnuo 50..
(Illinolr. “’csleyun Argus.)
Chemistry Professor—What can
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VAN Loans"

Student-Wen-«ar—they‘re a. lot
' cheaper thuu day rates. .

 

825.000 70 LOAN—On 131. 2nd 1nd
8rd mortgagcs. Easy Harms. City
or out of town. Buyln‘ mot-1m
Room 208 Commercial Bldg. 30
“'all 82.. Norwulk.

MERCHANDISE
Busuwss uml Dulce Equippeln N 1

FOR SALE—Largo mlrror. cent-oi
and soda stools salmon-Powell
Corp.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.

House-hold Goods 5.

FURthUliE—Socond hand. bought
at hlghect prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to tell we Will also
my high prices. Call or write
H. .Juree, 87 Fort Pomt street.
Phone 499.

HAVE YOUR MATRESSES—Pll-
lows. box spring! mode over now.
Expert workmanship. 10 per cunt.
discount durxng February. NOR-
WALK MATTRESS CO. 49
Franklln St. South Nomlk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Phone 817.
BOOISAND BOARD
Romm Without Board 38
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED

steam hound room near both. 1.0-
cated near Not-walk center. a min-
utes from trolley. Phone 1605.

FURleaED—hm front room.
Central; movement... To]. 870-4.

FURNISHED BOON—s11: private
family. Plenum-1t. sunny room.
steam heated. on couven'sucu.
not apart Iron! other moms. For
intormntIou Phone 512-2.

 

NIGEL! FURNIS HEDImt
room. all oonvenlencec. rent reu-

I *uoonuuam
Rue-Imam ‘8‘

roman mxmvmo cums—an
confluence: with but by m or
rock. 35 Railroad Ave. so. Not.

noon—an print. rally. new
loaned: an improvement; with or
want board. 8 Put-lain Ava.
near Wat Ave.

 
 

 

 

VAN ZAN‘I‘ STE, 3! -— Mich“
~ room with all modern casual-r
anon. Hone-Ilka} wmuudim
Ste-1a heat”. butbvhot WCIOI' you-
round. Will not reasonable by
day. week or mouth. Phone 765-:
or 903.

 

m1. usury 1'03 m:

WI“ I'm- 14

FIVE ROOM APARTNENT—Jw
out o! the hand- or the WI.
Bath. electric light; m
tubs. gnu. Inquire 64 So. Mun 5L.
Phone co.

FOR RENT—5 lurte rooms. am
mama.~ All improvements. ale.
building on Elmwood Avg, Phone
1 0.

so MAIN ST.-—l:5. 8 rooms. as Im-
provements. third floor. Reason-
ublo rent. Inquire Pump Slamm-
sky. 21 Webster Rt. Phone 9934.

TAYLOR AVE- 66~Four rooms,
electric llghts. running water. tubs.
Inqule 72 50. kick: 81.. or cull
1484.

TWO FIVE-ROOM FLATS—At 56
West Ave. First 1nd third “com
All Improvements. John 1’. He-
Manon. 60 West Ave. Phone ”‘5.

REAL ESTATE 1‘03 SALE

 

 

 

 

 

 

flanges For Sale 81

 

BL’NGAIDW—G rooms. slum beat.
tile bath. l‘lre pLu-e. set in combi-
nation coal and m mute. Ex-
collent location an at 27 Ohio
Ave". or Phone 8760 W.

FUR SALE—House. 7 rooms. ull
modern improvements. Mun be
cold as soon as possible. Owner
lcuvlng town. For pmlculm
w! 3463.

LET (‘8 FINANCE 0R BUILD
A new home for you. Small amount
of cash. Baltimore: cheerfully giv-
en. For partlculm see.
’ STROUT AGENCY.
68 “(all 81.. Phone 8658. l

 

 

 

NURTu AVE—7. Houu with extra
Corner lot. For punlculuu Phone
282‘.

 

NEW HOI'SB—o rooms. all Im
provpmvnla excl-pt m hm an
x 150. Gurus. :0 I 16. Inquire
72 Spring Hnl M Tlerno.

GLASSIIIED DISPLAY

LOANS

0N Hon FURNITURE
REAL ESTATE AND
GUARANTEED NOTES

Investinto our Intern of quick
loan! NOW: We give prompt.
private and confidential oer-
vlce. Buy monthly payment!»
legal lnlerosl. No bonus or fee.
rate: fixed by male law. (all.
write or phone 8931 and we
will expluln our plan.

Public Loan Corp.

30 WALL 81‘. NOBWALX
Room :08. Comm-11w Bldg.
Mr 893]
l Under Supervision of the Blue
Bucking Commissioner

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Sale

Two family bouue -- central”
loaned. five room. and 03th on
first floor. Six rooms .rlt': hall-I
second floor. chestnut trim. 2 {on
name. some.

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New Ii: room house who open
flropluoo in living room. Slum

honing system. good location
Prleo 86,800. Terms mm

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We Have
First Mortgage‘ Money
To Loan -
0:: Good Security
Come in and talk it over with

as.
J. M. Layton
& (30.. Inc.
Insurance Thatrlnsures
-- Realtors —
Phone 35 _ Sultana Am.

Resume Suit to
Get Compo Beach

BRIDGEPORT. Bob. 3. -- Judge
John J. Walsh will open the own
tide of the Court of Common Plea
this morning mm a. Jury. Judge
Frederick W. Buford will hold upe-
c131 oeulon of the court in Dnnbury.
The Criminal Conn of Common
Pleas has been cdjourned (or leveral
weeks.

The Februun’lerm of the Natur-
alization court wxll open thlc morn-
lng before Judge John “2 Banks.
Judge L. J. Nickrraon will resume
the hearing of the suit brought m
William Borden. or New Haven.
cgunu the Town of “import and
the State of Connecticut. to quiet
title to u 810.000 acre 0: waterfront
and near Compo Beech.

 

 

 

 

 

Sew England's [Ave Stock.

Accordlng to the bureau ol’ Agri-
cultural hounomlcs numbcru of bore-
L-u. mllk cows, ()1th cattle. und
swine in New England were reduced
uurmg 192i. sheep. under, the m.
nuance ol lax-oruble prlcas {or wool.
gamed slightly both to number: and

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DIRECTIONS

 

\aluee. lo: the Lmted Status as 1.
whole numbers or both milk cow»?
and sheep gulnéd 2.2 per cent dur-l
ms 1320, Willie othcr mule were re- ;
uuced 6.1 per cent; horses 2.6 pct i
cent. and cu'lno lb per cent.

rum norm show small reduc—
tion: 121 number: to all states except
Mume and va humpahlre when
the total remains unchanged. Hon;-
u are now reported at 83.000 in
Mane; 34,000 m New Hampshire.
33.000 in \ex'mo'nl; £4,000 in Mus-av
clausetta; 5.000 in lihodc Island and
“.000 In Connecllcut. A louu 01
275,000 head :or New England com-
putes wan 234.000 3 year :30. Price»

the New England sluice.

Mull cow: une year or age cud over
show 1 per cent decrease to: New
England as a Whole. Mama rgpom
this cuss Ol lncslock at 206.000 bead
coutparud vrlth 210,000 I. you :80.
New flampshxru 121,000 the same to
as: year; Vermont 377.000 compared
ullh 385.000; .Mcssacbusctts 115.000
Compared with 180.00; Rhoda, Island
:7.000 the some as last you; and
Connecticut 141.000 comparbd With
111.000. Prlcos per head (or New
England average 82.00 lower than a
you: ago. Low prices {or 4:1er pro.
ducts and higher pnces asked 101
grain are largely responsible let this
decline in numbers and valuau 0:
milk cows. Malls cows :0: the Unix-
cd Stale: have Increased 1mm 24.1
786.000 not your lo 25.313.000 now.

Other neat cattle in New Enxlund
chow much the same trend in both
numbars mud valllcl as do milk cows
diucuned belore above. In both 01
these classes of llwsstock. increases
In number: are shown m Connecticut
where 1924 fluid milk prlcea have
been better than elsowbere tn New
England.

Numbers of sheep remain un-
changed at 18.000 in New Hamp-
shire: 14.000 in Alamchuselta; 3.-
000 111 linode lslund and 5,000 in
Connectlcut. 1n \‘urwout the num-
bers of sheep lucreued lrom (5.000
3 year no to 48.000 now and in
Manna trom 91.000 to 94.000. Price:
In all states are also cousldcrabls
higher than a year 830.

Numbers of swine have declined
15.5 per cent for New England as a
whole and 18 per cent ln tho L'ullod
Smo- compu-ed with a year no.
Return. from many forms ludlcate
a decline from 70.000 last your to
63,000 at present 11: Maine; 31.000 1.0
28,000 in New Hampshire; 62.000 to
50.000 in Vermont: 66.000 to 55.000
la Mamhuseus: 11.000 to 8.000 in
Rhode island: “.000 to 85.000 11:
Connecticut. Price; in New England
are somewhat better than 1 you: no.
Sboruge of corn is cousins heavy
marketing: of boys in the corn belt
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