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PUBLIC NOTICE-OF

‘N' ti ~IIOtI’SEOIJJ'I‘ION.
- l o co ereby v n t “
partn . lately d 0 hat the
were Samuel Bier of
firing Goggberg of

mag mutual co
I:th.. day of March. 12;?"011 the
All debts owing to the said
nanhlp are to be paid to 13:11:
Goldberg at. Number 141 Washing-
ton Street. South, Norwalk. Con-
necticut and all debts owing by
said partnership are to be paid by
the said Irving Goldberg.

_ SAMUEL BIER.
IRVING GOLDBERG.

50me NOT! ‘
DxPflRROfl‘TEOF NORWALRCL ’, as
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1).. 1925‘ '1' March 14. A.
Estate of Theodore Stanley Smith
late of Norwalk. '
cemd, in mid district. dc-
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Norwalli. hath limited and
allowed six months from tho dz...
hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. properly at-
tested. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said (state are requested
to make immediate payment to
THEODORE 8. SMITH.

. n. F. D. 37 South'Norwalk. Conn.

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ANNOUNCE”)!!!

Peru-ls 'l
HILL TOP INN—Offers its spacious
dance pavilion for ' dances. ' get-
togethers. etc. Conveniently lo-
cated. Catering . service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone
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Automobiles 5‘:- Solo

1924 Buick. 5 pass. sedan.
1931 Studebaker. 6 pass. sedan.
1923 aupmoblle. 5 pass touring.
192‘ Hupmobile. 5 pass. touring.
1921 Studebaker roadster.
vaas'r 3305.
Cadillac. Jordan. I-Iupmoblle Dealers
Show Room: Service Station:
“'ost Ave. Chestnut St..
Norwallt. So. Norwalk.
Tel. 136. Tel. 1800.

N308 FOR SALE-
- 19:8 Ford touring
1020 Ford touring
(2) 1938 Ford roadsters

1024 Ford roadster

All in Ad condition. Will sell or
«Me for Fords. Call Norwaik
1156-18.

FOR SALE.
Buick coupe. . .-
Ford suburban.
Oldsmobile sport.
Studebaker touring. a
Dodge coupe. ; .-
Ntsh touring. ‘ 2
Buick touring.
Buick touring. 5100.
Dodge racer.
“any others. Easy terms.

MOIOR EXCHANGE

Tel. 3261
5‘: Commerce St. Norwalk.
Open Sunday until 1:00.

NEW—FORDS—USED
Buy your Ford new.
Jos. Hollywood. ‘1 West Ave..
Tel 3000 and 1859.6.

Buy your Ford now
New‘or Used Cars
Joseph Bomb. 1 West Ave.

’ Phone 2.900.

SALE OR EXCHANGE.
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Studebaker touring . . . . . . . . “00.00
Chevrolet sedan ....... . . . . $500.00
Durant touring ...ssoo.oo
Can be purchased on easy terms.
BENEDICTS NASH AGENCY.
73 No. Main St. Phone 154

BARGAINS IN USED CARS -— We
must dispose of the few used cars
we have left before April ht.
Coins in and look them over. They
must go at a sacrifice. We need
the Make your own terms.
P. J. DiPiets-o. 49 West Ave. Phone
955. Open evenings until 9:00.

”MEWS.“

TWO AUTO TRUCKS—Ono four-
ton White. practically now: closed
body. Ono three-ton Biker. good
running order: closed body. In-
quire O. F. Denton at our office,
R. a G. Corset Co.. Inc.

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sun-as ssrvlcw W

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to: frames. Upholstsring "’9'
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Joseph A. Angione

Bosch “AGNETo—All leases of
mu.“ Ill-HUI]. 3030”“ I".
paired and installed. New Bosch
knition for Fords and all other
can. 119 80. Main St. Phone us.

Moving. hacking, m 35
NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and ion? distance truckinl
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 540:1 Mack dumps. 100

Conn. Ave. Phone 318. Daytixn :
Sos-ld'Nlthts.‘ ° .

VALLERIE'S EXPRESS - Daily
service, between Norwalh and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Nor-walk oilice trolley exp- Phon-
675-3. Danbury omce'223.

“Mill's. bruins. Decor-mg so

WINDOW SHADES
Regular or Special Sizes
\Ve sell and hang them.
SOMERS & 80M ERS
, The Pain: People -
So. Nor-walk Norwallt.
8~10 Railroad Ave. 2 Wall St.
2830 - Phones — 377.

Professional Services 20

HAIR BOBBING — our specialty.
llair cutting our motto. Sanitary
harbors.

FRANK MAISANO. 46 Water St.

HAIR DRESSING MARCEI.
WAVING—round curling. scalp
treatments. singeing. shumpooing.
tinting. Henna. Packs. Manicur-
ing. Facials.

MARINELID BEAUTY SHOP.
63 West avenue. Phone “5.

LA MAY BEAUTY SHOP—11 No.
Main st. Marcelling. bob curl.
shampooing facials. eye brow
arching. etc. Can accomodato
.few without appointment. Phone
391 for appointment. .

WOOS’I’ER AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER ‘1. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
’ omco.
1115 Main St. Bridgeport.
Send. for Booklet on Patents.

Repairing and Refinishing so

WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Prices
reasonable. Edward Chance. Tele-
phone 2856.

Minimum
Employment Agency 81A

CONNECTICUT EMP. AGENCY—
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. llgr. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkers. Office. 8 West Ave.
Norwaik. Phone :481.

HAVE GOOD COMPETENT—chauf-
fours. gardeners and handy men.
By‘day or month. Inquire NOR-
\VALK EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
90 Wall St... phone 2563.

Help Wanted—me as

BOOKKEEPER‘ AND STENOGBA-
prion—Experienced. Steady posi-
tion. Must have reference. Write
box Stenogravher. care Sentinel.

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —
On sewing machines. Good pay
and advancement to those Who
qualify. Apply at once. G. S. Roth
& Son Co.. Inc. 43 Water St.

GIRLS—for exam~ning and count-
ing woven names and labels. Good
prices and pay while learning. Ap-
ply J. is: J. Cash. Inc.. Chestnut

pt.

WOMEN—Make bungalo aflus at
home during spare time. Enclose
2c. stamp for particulars. Rose-
mary Apron Co.. Asbury Park.
N. J.

WOMAN \V‘ANTED—For general
housework. References required.
Mrs. C. 31. Reynolds. 16 Putnam
avenue.

YOUNG GIRLS—For light work.
Also women to press on handker-
chisfs. Edwin Boese. Chestnut
St.. So. Norwalk. .

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YOUNG LADY—to assist in office.
with knowledge of stenography.
bookkeeping and billing. State
experience. Address. Office As-
sistant. cio Evening Sentinel.

Help “’me

AUTO SPECIAIJSI—Salary and
commission. Cali 3693-2. Charlie
Kolligian, Steamboat dock. South
Norwalk.

MAN—Energetic and reliable. want-
ed for factory representative to
handle our business in South Nor-
walk district: unusual opportun-
ity. with fortune for right man;
experience or capital unnecessary.

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AN—LOONS

\Vrite fully. Syncro Motors Co..
Battle Creek. Mich.

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, FOR SALE-Mahogany dining-room

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culties, or some sort of
for instance—-

extra house furnishings

possible-—
Turn your

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When you’re in one of those everydaydiffi- ‘ ‘

Whenyour cook lesvgnne’xpestdly, or you
decide to look for another place to live.
want to find someone to do‘that bitrof'ropaib
ing, or you wonder where you can get some

thoughts to The Evening Sentinoi’s

It’s the first aid in every sort of predicament

for thousands of Norwalk people all the tints.
the emergsn‘ cy habit “of can“
ing on Sentinel A-B-Cfllaasified Ads. ‘ '
.. Tryiit yourself—the next time you don’t know
where to get just what you want. And if there’s
no ofler in these columns that interests you,
use an inexpensive little ad of your own.

Call 92 and ask for an ail-taker!

The A-B-O Classified Ads
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Always Difl'eront—In Opportunity

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Wat-manna. Phones.

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SALE OR RENT—Comfortable large
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Film D. 8. Starring. Fair-field
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ALFRED K. 81'. JOEN—Reai eo-
tats and insurance. Wanted—-
Houses to list. for sale and rent.
Summer rentals. 11 Pershing a.
Phone 2805.8.

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FORCED SALE -— Owner leaving
town. House of four bedrooms
living room. dining room. kitchen
and bath. Fireplace. hudwood
floors. electricity. gas. water and
sewer. One»car garage. Large
chicken house. Shade and fruit
trees. Lot. 50x185. Price. 37.000.
Cash. 81,500. ‘For particulars see
William I“. Hoyt 8: Son. rultors.
46 South Main street. Phone £35.

 

 

 

 

 

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AUTOMOBILE BALBSMAN—This is
your opportunity to cash in for
this Spring on the sale of the won-
derful New Chevrolet. Get aboard
this money making big selling car.
\Ve can use some real producers
for our Greenwich and Stamford
stores. Apply to Mr. Hagan. clo
Anstock Motors Corp. 603 Main
St.. Stamford. Conn.

WANTED—Bushelman for local
work. Address Tailor. 15 New-
town terrace. Norwallt. Conn.

Help—Male and male as

STAMFORD AGENCY -- Couples.
cooks. waitresses. chamberrnsids.
nurses. houseworkers. gardeners.
dairy men. teamsters. farm and
hotel help. Miss Donahue. 50 At-
lantic street. Stamford. Conn.
Phones 45004501. Branch Dulce.
Greenwich. Conn.. ,

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Situations Wanted—Female 30

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper
and typlst. 10 years' experience.
Reference furnished. Write box
D3. care this office.

I'MARUIAL

Haley to loan—Hermes d.

035.000 10 LOAN-—On 1st. 2nd and
8rd mortgages. Easy terms. City
or out of town. Buying mortgages.
Room :08 Commercial Bldg. so
Wall BL. Norwalk.

LIV! STOCK
Dogs. Cats. Other Pets d'i

'FOR Wows pup. female. 8
months old. Will sell cheap. In-
quire 82 Woodward Ave. South
Norwallt.

Poultry and supplies 0.

BABY CHICKS—Rhoda island Barb
rod Rooks. White Wysndottos.
Leghorna selected from heavy pro-
ducing’flocks. Also hatching eggs.
Phone (05. Weston Live Poultry.
5! Main street.

LIVE STOCK
Wanna—Live Stock
-—NO'I'ICE
Will buy all kinds of cattle. extra
prices paid for calves. also pigs.
Highest Prices Paid for Poultry.

'aarutx J. Fan-Josiah!
Tel. 1659 South NorWalk.

MERCHANDISE
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table and automobile trunk: good
bargain. Phone evenings 708-2.

Household Goods b.

ANTIQUE—~4 poster mahogany bed.
Inquire 3 Third St.. E. Norwalk.
upstairs.

 

’ Seasoned Fire Wood
Single load in block . . . . . . . . 44.00
Selected for fireplace ..... . . .8450
Split for kindling W. 15.00
The ems Woodyard. Tel 181.

 

 

—-Advertise_ in the Sentinel for the
best results.

 

mum 6 hand. bought
athlsllest prices. If you have any
Junk or mstaltoasll we will also
pay high Call or write
8. Iaffoo. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 490.

TAKE ACTION NOW-II your mat-
tress is bard. lumpy or uncomfort-
wlo let us nabs it over and re-
turn it as good as now. Telephone
317 and let's talk it over. Nor-
walh lath-s- Co.. 0 Franklin St...
So. Nerwalh. .

Wanna—Ire Buy dd

ANTIQUES. EIGII PRICES PAID—
Antique furniture. old china. etc.
Have you anything 100 years old?
3min. :05 Westport avenue.

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BOOKS BOUGHT.

We pay cash for large or small
collections of books-removal. our
expense. Writs. phone or call. Eni-
pire State Book Co.. 10 Wax)!“
fix-6‘8“. New York. Phone Circle,

 

 

 

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PLEASANT FRONT ROOM—In
private family: all conveniences.
Suitable for one or two Bentle-
men. Call after 5 p. m. at 10
South Kain street. or phone 82".

PUTNAM RuolllNG EDDIE—All
connotations with heat by day or
west to Railroad Ave. la Nor.

ROOM IN PRIVATE FAXILY—
Centrally locatsd. all improve-
ments: breakfast if desired. 13‘
Hamilton avenue. Mrs. G. Wil-
liams. Phone 11454:.

SOUTH MAIN STREET. III-Fur-
nished room: all improvements.
including heat. Inquire same ad-
dress. -

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'rwo BOOKS—For light house-
keeping. Call 0 West avenue.
South Norwalk. or phone 1528.

REAL ESTA“ 1'03 I!!!
Amos. m “u

APARTMENT—Four rooms. With
bath and all improvements. Cen-
trally located on Woodward Ave.
Phone 3735.

FLAX ELL RD. III-11" room
apartment with garage. All im-
provements. Inquire same ad-
.dress.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR RENT—Four rooms on second
floor; all improvements except

heat. Inquire 41 Woodward ave- .

nus. South Norwalk.

iron RENT—Six fins room's. Part
improvements. Near So. Nor-walk
station. 5 Bates Court. Inquire
48 Chestnut St. or phone flizw.

OSBORNE AVE" Il—Ea‘st Nor-
walk. Five beautiful rooms; all
improvements. Best location in
East Norwalk. Inquire at same
adds-cu.

WEBSTER s'r. tr 1.8:” of
house.Cal1 or phone 1735-1; after
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FOR SALE — Eight-room house.
near “Fest avenue; modern im-
provements. 1 Cedar street. South
Norwalk. Phone 028.

FOR SALE—d rooms and large at-
tic, all improvements. Lots 50 x
150. Garage :0 x ‘16. Inquire 12
Spring ‘Hiil. Michael Tierno.
Phone 1822-12.

IN NORWALK. CONN.—85.000 cash
mime $9.000. mortgage, buy.
nus s-room house. 2 baths. gar-
age. large corner plot. Beautqu
shade trees. back from Post road.
Convenient to railroad station.
Owner 6 Stevens St. Phono‘1177,
Norwaik.

NEW DUTCI-I COLONIAL home just
out of town. plot 60 x ‘00 in a very
fine section. house consists of 6
rooms. bath. breakfast nook and
sun parlor. electric lights. city wa.
ter. heat. oak floors. and fine two
car garage. A bargain at 85.500.
Only 81.500 cash necessary.

 

 

E. A. STROUT AGENCY.

68 ,Wall St. Phone 3658

 

NORTH AVE. 7—Centrally located
beautiful corner 1: rooms Colon-
ial house. No family. Open
tire places. Just remodeled. Very
latest all new modern improve~
manta. *All kinds of trees. Phone

‘ 88:4.

OSBORNE AVE.—6 room‘house for
sale. Part improvements. Inquire
9 Reynolds St. (evenings).

VERY ATTRACTIVE —- six room
semi bungalow in center of Nor-
walk. only one block to trolley. ov-
sry improvement. fins plot 60 x
100. well plan'sd flowers. shrub-
bery and fruit. 311.000, part cash.

 

 

E. A. STROCT AGENCY.

‘8 Wall St. Phone 3658

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AT COMPO BEACH—Three choice
building lots. Fine opportunity
for investment. Furnished houses
to rent. Nelson HuUbutt. 5 Earl-
land street. South Norwaik. Phone
Norwalk :00.

BUILDING LOT—Corner Cove Ave.
and 2nd Street. East Norwalk.
'Fronts on trolley and other im-
provements. About 100 yards dis-
tance to channel at low tide. Ap-
ply to Frank Manion, Marvin
Beach.

DESIRABLE LOTS—1n Norwalk
are fast becoming scarce. I have
a few left in the Newton Avenue
section. R. M. Tenny. 56 Newton
avenue. Phone 2361. Office 3367.

Walled—m mm as

WANTED-40 to 50 acre farm. 4
to 5 miles from So. Norwalk. Not
over 83,000. Describe fully. A.
Chopin. 254 Ocean St. Lynn.
Mass.

WANTED—5 or 6 room house or
two family house. with improve.
ments. Agents need not apply
Write box 31. I... 8-,. care Sentinel

Welcomes to Borglnrn. 7
"Gutson Borgium needn't mind."
He can come right out to Kansas
and carve the picture of the Big
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\ » .STORY or STORM

Friends in this city of William N.
Molnar-e. son or cars. wiinam Shula
of Selleclt street. this city. listen-
ed in on station WGN last. night
to hear him sing, but. they were
somewhat disappointed because of
the static which interfered With the
program. They did hear parts of
the songs of the South Norwalk ten-
or. but the interference was too
great to be satisfactory to them.

Those who tuned in on the station
heard the announcer tell of 1b.
catastrophe at Frankfort. Ill. which
late yesterday practically wiped out
that town. which is a few miles
from Chicago. The announcer re-
quested that all doctors and nurses
close to Chicago who could do so
prepare to entrain for Frankfort at

W DISPLAY

For Sale

Exceptionally good house consist-
ing of seven rooms. reception hall
and sun parlor. Hot water heat-
ing system. pen fireplace in
living room. Extra good loca-
tion. Corner lot. 1-oer garage.

 

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New six room house with

improvement. steam heat,
bath. etc; Price $8.500.

Canty 89" Co.

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1,000,000

Trees, now alive
will never die

Connecticut” License Ito. 8
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- Investigate our lyuorn of quick
loans NOW. We give prompt.
private and confidential ser.
vice. Easy monthly payments.
legal intenst. No bonus or fee.
rates fixed by state law. Call.
write or phone 3981 and we
will explain our plan.

Public Loan Corp.
so wan. s-r. soswus

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on the Flint Hills Came right along .

Guts. Make yourself to hum."

Banking, MMar

HEAR

a certain time in order that M
could do all they could to a“
those in the storm-wrecked city.
Although the skies was clan!
here a terrific storm was raging IQ.-
Chicago. “'hiie the radio sn-
nouncer was telling of the m

to the Illinois town he said. ”I...

can tell what kind of a storm and,
bad there by looking out the who
dow." Those in the storr‘ belt I”
have been able to do so. but it was
difficult for Easter-hers to m
a storm so terrific that it caused the
damage of that which swept
through the Illinois town. and
caused what was reported last night
as a large loss of life.

IN BRIDGEPORT,

NEW CANDIDATE:

namnronr. March cit—nos

publican rc-organirstlons. hcadeLb/y
Judge Ralph '1‘. Beers.
working quietly in all sections of

the city and are about to establish.

anti-King clubs in almost. every vot-

mm

4.

havebeen7

ing district in preparation for whas .

they believe will be the greatest up-
rising against Ktng machine poli-
tics in the party primaries next fall.
it became known yesterday.
Admitting that carefully laid plans
for control of the ass: city convon«
lion are being warned out. leaders
of the re-organisation. or “cunts"
movement. decks-ed last night than

Alderman Wilbert Sanford u: the ~

Ninth district. president ‘ of the
Common Council. might be utercd-
their support for the mayoral?!

nominaan Sanford. supported by‘

Beers. was defeated by Mayor Behra
ens in the last Republican mayoral-
ty convention.

He had the support‘ ‘.

ofthreeofthoiadlstrlcta. They,’

hope to displace Mayor Behrens. ex-
pected to be the King candidate.

Argue Citizenship of
Jap War Veterans

WASHINGTON. March is. —-"I‘hs
right of Japanese and other Ashtics

to citizenship on the grounds that

they served in the military or nova!
service during the World War was
argued in the Supreme court your-
day in a case brought from )las—
sachusetts by Hidemitsu Toyota who

served in the coast guard.
Counsel for Toyota contended that
in enacting legislation

providing for the naturalization of

"Aliens" who had been in the mill.
tary or naval service during the
World War had used the word in its
broadest sense. and had included all
aliens. thus opening the door of cit-
izenship to Japanese and aha
Asiatics who otherwise are excluded.

A memorandum prepared by Corn.
missioner of Naturalization CrisL in
which he supported that construc-

tion of the lawwasroad 'to the_

court. with the explanation that
Commissioner Crist had actively par-
ticipated in the framing of the new
laws and know what had been the
intention of Congress. It was brought
out. however. that the ruling ;was

 

subooduently reversed by the onus
missioner. ‘

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