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IC’I‘ OF NORWALK. as. Pro-
Court. May 20. A. 1)., 1925.
to of William F. Brown. late
1 [\vrwalk. in said district. decent».
o Court of Probate Ior the Dis-
i‘of Norwalk hath limited and ni-
, six months from the date
1:; for the on editors or said on»
‘to exhibit their claims for set-
Hnt. Those who ncglect to p1 cs.
heir accounts. properly attested,
It said timc. svlll bc dobarred a
‘ry‘. Al persons indebted -to
lactate are requested to make
irritate payment [tr
i CHRISTIAN BWAHTZ.
E Executor.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
CT 01" NORWALIC. ks..l‘10~
a Court. May m. A. 1).. 19.55.
{this of Eliza Wolf, late of N01-
in said district. deceased.
Court of Probate for the DiSv
I Norwalk hath limited and
six months from the date
.for the creditors‘ of sold cs~
0 exhibit their claims for set-
Those who neglect to. pres.
eir accounts. propelly attestcd.
. said time. will be dcburrod n
' ory. All persons indebted to
j‘osilto are requested to nlakc
diute payment in
HE SOUTH NORW'KLK
1.} . TRUST CO.
i C. E. HOYT. Treasurer.
l ' Administrator.
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Auction sales 90
11.10 AUCTION ... Household
1 do at 86 Van Huron Ave" Wed.
' y.”2'Ith. at 10:30 sharp. Sale
lbslsts of beds. bedding, gas
‘J-vo, kitchen range. dressers.
1;?!‘01'3. rockers. chairs. china
l slot parlor furnlimc. dining in
l: and chairs. IJnthc contents
1.9. nine room house. Sale
' or Mrs. M. chon.
JOHN K. FINCH. Auctioneer.
‘ ‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS
l'crsousis
IICI'
"s“ CE~My Wife. Willa. Miles.
ving left my bed and board. I
..“l not be responsiblo for any
i. -ts contracted by her.
H’f'gued) Gl‘. mun; .l.. mums.
Strayca. host. round it)
I Two rowboats adrift in
ubor. Owners can have same
proving property and paying
this ad. Inquire Il Sachem
1’ do. South Nor-.wilk.
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, ~Fox tcrricl. Sunday. Black
Ed brown head. 2 spots on back
lid tail. Finder please call Mrs.
R-gcrs, 1569 or call at 20 Spring
.30. Norwalk.
answers to
toward.
terrier,
“Brownie.”
—-Irish
3731 e of
fill 1807.
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--On Saturday evening. he-
can 5 and 7 o’clock. package
it taining three Stalls; either on
gr: avenue car or in \iclnity of
Ellington stroct..lien.1r.d Phone
.1 9.12.
.4 ——
Klmsmurday 11.11:. White Sam-
acd dog. female. Finder please
:5 urn to 3 Raymond Terrace and
f ehc rcnaid. Register No.
53.744.
:71
it —-Tortolse shell glasses at So.
rwalk Railroad Station. Sun-'
' y. Finder kindly return to Seth
at office.
s Yesterday alternoon near
iEc‘refront Park. 6 necks old
Ellce Collie puppy: brown with
g~ite streaks around neck. binder
diy phone 3325 and receile rc-
. d-
8TUDEBA.KER——Big six sedan. into
1920; perfect condition: new
paint: extras. Price (325. Hill
Top Inn Garage. 3 East Wall 81..
Norwalk. Phone 3385.
NEW-FORDS-USED
. lluy your Ford now.
Jos. Hollywood. 1 West Ave..
Tel. 2900 and 3113.14.
Garagw—Autos‘il‘cr Hire 14
GARAGE—Fireproor. corner Burritt
and Quintard avenues: rent. $6.00.
Call. or Phone 1705 after 5 o’clock.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
BOSCH MAGNE‘l‘O—All makes of
magneto”. starters. goneraiors re.
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition l‘or Fords and all other
cars. 119 80. Main St. Phone 345.
FOR RENT
JAEGEI‘. CONCRETE MIXER
$7.00 per day.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
nownyton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
onsmxo AND (:Annicrvmo -
Scwors or collars dug; comcnt'und
tar nnlks luld: stonc blasting. 011:.
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.‘lamcs li‘hnnz and Mike Panichcl- ‘
in. 3 Clin‘ slrcct. South \‘mnaik.
Phone 328’: or 1593.
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LAWN MOi‘l'limucurdcus plough-‘
cd and cultivated.» \Vorkdone by
up-to-dato machine methods.
Phone 3315. Fred Hamilton.
lilllllttll‘tSw'I‘O‘ilil ovary need. Pic»
turo frames. Upholstering sup-
plies. A Bcl'gsirom. cabinet make:
and upholstcrcr. New I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg" So. Norwaik.
AUCTIONIEER
Tel. 2163-12
Joseph A. Angione
VALLERIE'S EXPRESS — Daily
service between Norwaik and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Norwalk oflice trolley exp. Phone
670-3. Danbury olllce 222.
Norwaill
WOOSTEit AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Ofnco.
1115 Main St._ Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
CONTRACTING -- Mason work.
grading lawns. drives. roads
Trucking. Band. gravel. cinders
Loom for sale. Elizabeth Law-
‘ ton. Phone 261. Darion.
WINDOW CLEANING -—— Quick and
reliable service. Slot-cs. offices.
factories, residences, clc. Contract
by day. week 01 month.
(‘ITY WINDOW CLIIIANING Cf)
90 “all St. Phone .5113
Moving. Trucking. soorngc
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and tom distance trucking.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn: Ave. Phone 318.
'304 14 Nights.
Painting. rspcring. Decorating 20
WlNDOW SHADES
Regular or Special Sizes
We sell and hang them.
SOMERS & 80M ERS
Tho Paint People
80. Norwalk Norwalk
8-10 Railroad Ave. 2 Wall St.
3830 - Phones - 3'21.
Mimi)” BCIVICOI 83
HAIR DRESSING MARCEL WAV-
ING—round curling. scalp treat-
ments. singeing.. shampooing. tint-
ing. Henna Packs. Manicuring.
Facials.
MARINELID BEAUTY SHOP.
62 West avenue. Phone 485.
AUTOMOTIVE
'i‘rco SpeClllisis 28.!
Automobiles For Sale 11
:OAINS IN USED CARS -- We
dispose of the few used cars
have left beiors April in.
me in and look them over, They
go at a sacrifice. We need
space. Make your own terms.
. DiPietro. 49 West Ave. Phone
Open evenings until 9:00.
54;.
Buy your Ford now
New or Used Cars
cpl: Hora-icy. ‘4 West Ave.
‘* Phone 2900.
13-» 4 Essex Coach.
E" Jordan Touring.
31 Ford Touring. 5 Pass.
' 9 Cadillac 4 Pass. Coupe.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS."
ROADSTER-‘vAI mach?!-
“ condition; new paint; good
‘ ‘1 Will sell for bcst cash offer.
036 1183-3.-
s For: saw—~19“ Suburban.
o 1928 Roadsters, two 1924
upes,‘ one 1922 Coupe, 1923
tiring. 1923 Sedan. Will take
‘1- old Ford in trade. 'Call Nor.
11: 1145-13.
' FOR SALE.
rd Sedan 19:2. A1 condition.
rd Suburban 1922.
rd Touring 1922.
is Bearcat Roadster.
ck Touring 1925. only run 3
lies.
cars in good running order
-od rubber.
. O'BRIEN’S GARAGE
i hate: St. , South Norwalk
. Phone 238:.
RTY SEDAN—an attractive
. Original cost. over $3. 000. Has
ays had careful handling. Will
a thousands of miles of good
co. Price $800. Inspect at
"ills Robichauds. Garage.
ostuut street. .
OR EXCHANGE—10 special
in used can: Nash Tour-
. . "50 to 9700. Chevrolet Se-
. Ford Sedan. Star Sedan, 3350
‘g 9450. Your car taken as first
~. meat-balance on easy mouth-
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Two High Pressure
POWER SPRAYEIIS
,’ At Your Service.
"A. ll. KELLNER
Phone 272 Westport.
Renaming and Bciinishiug 9.0
WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Chance. ‘
EMPLOYMENT
Employment Agency , 31A
CONNECTICUT EMF. AGENCY-
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mn. Good
positions for, competent general
houseworkers. 8 West Ave.. Nor:
walk. Phone 2481.
Help Wanted—Female
GIRL WANTED—With knowledge
of stenography.‘i‘or general office
work; experience unnecessary.
Write "A. B.."v clo Sentinel.
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Daytime: .
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EMPLOYEE“
Help .Wantod-s—I'cmsic 30
nxrruumcnp onion-Aroma ....
Steady work; good ‘ pay. Apply
.ltobhor Co. 12': Washington St.
South Norwulk.
0PERATORSwlixllorlenccd on doll.
bio needle machine. for alcove
soiling. Apply 1.. Hirsch & 00..
I30 \i'usl‘iiugion street.
0I’l’()1i’l‘UN1'1‘Y~- .
The Erwin Iii. Jennings Co. 12
West: Avenue. Not-walk. will
make an attractive Opening for
a high class sni‘iesman who can
qualify soiling HUDSON and
ESSEX automobiles. Future is
unlimited and position is per.
innncnt. Come in and talk Jt
over with M r. Lambert.
TWO WOMEN—To soil aprons in
spare limo. Quick and ‘cusy still-
ors. inquire 1‘). L. Iiauck. i 189
Hillside avenue. Waterbury. Conn.
cnciosing stamp.
WANTED —— General houseworkers.
cooks. waitresses. laundrcsses.
chambcrmnids and mothers’ help.
crs. "for private gamlllcs; good
wages. Norwalk Employment
Agoncy‘. 90 Wall street. Phone
2563. Efficient help in all branch.
(33. , '
Help ““uuicdmliiule. 33
AUTO \lOlIli.E MI' ‘CllAVIC—lVant-
ed at once. lei: class than with
PXIHII'lCnCO on all makes. Apply
l'olloy Refrigerator and Supply
(30.. Monroe St.
llO‘)’ \‘i'AN’l'l'ZIlwli'm' llrug store.
I\iu.-t. he sixicon or over. Sililson
l‘owcll Corp. 30. Noi‘Wulk.
POM-ill WANTED 7.. Apply Tho
.ltough lint l'.‘u., 8 Mulvoy street.
South Norn'nlk.
L'll.\i"l-‘l‘l'llfliwtlno who has had
("xpcrlmlcc. is ohligiug and willing
to make liimscli‘ useful. Address.
“‘Chnuffcur \Vltllieti,” Box 591.
South Nol'wulk.
1‘Uli'i‘iilll WANTED—41hr general
slum ln‘urk. Apply A. 1'". Beck-
nnnm & Cw 35 Main St. Norwulk.
\VANTEI)—--Non-union liuotype op-‘
crators. hand compositors and
newspaper make-up mun. and
man to work on :4-pngc Scott pur-
fm-tinl: press. Some labor. trott-
hle. Writo ”Bangor Commercial.
lilnngor. Maine."
Situations Wametl—mmulo 30
WAN'l‘llll—Drossmnking and sewing
of all kinds. Dion's shirts a. special-
ly. 70 Spring Street. Phone 3591-4.
WOMAN WVANTSWW'OI‘R by the
day or hour. .lpply 108 Wood-
ward Avon. So. Norwnlk.
FINANCIA}.
Business Opportunities 88
LUNCH WAGON~lor solo. Fully
equipped. in first class condition...
Located on the Post road. Doing
business. reason for selling. other
business. Wagon cost 83.000.
Will soil for $2.200. $1.200 cash.
balance in monthly payments. in.
quire Mr. Booth, 82 Bond St.
Bridgeport. Conn. -I‘houo Noble
5902,
Money to boon—Morison: 40
$25. 000 TO LOAN-01: 1st. 2nd and
, 3rd mortgages. Easy terms. City
or out of town. Buying mortgages.
Room 203 Commercial Bldg. 90
Wall St.. Norwaik.
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies 49
HUSKY BABY ClilCKS-—Bsrrcd
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns:
Ducklings. Wishbone broodors.
laying lions. poultry supplies.
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
Market. 98 Main street, Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale at
I Oil SAI.E-—-Show cases. rotrigera~
lots, Soda Fountains. Cash Regis-
tors. Scales. Safes, Coffee Mills.
Meat Choppcxs. Meat Market and
llcstaulant Equipment. Cash or
credit. BRIDGEPORT SALES
(20.. :61 Noble avenue. Bridgeport.
Conn.
Building Materials 53.
FOR SALE—~Crusbed stone. loam.
sand and gravel. DO 11‘ Concrete
Products. Inc.. Box x, Norwalk.
Conn. Phone 734-2.
Inf-Business and Office Equipment
SHOW CASES for sale. Inquire
Golden‘s Confectionery Store. Maé
hackcmo Block. South Nor-walk.
Household 60ch b9
FOR S..’il E——-l"nmlly. leaving town
will sell bed room and living
rooln furnilurc. ling, lamp. vic-
trola. table. cic. Phone 1701.
telephone and electric
pass continual currents
and power.
that are not connected
npportuuityo
eating headings in the
The Classified “Cliilllééllod? .4
All around the city run the notworka of
But here and thcrc‘ is' a- house to which no
wires run-stauding alone without the conven.
icncc of this great public service. '
And there are still some. families in the city
currents that. pass through The
Sentinel’ s A- B C Classified Section every day.
, They are aloof—out of touch with modern
methods of money-saving, sensible buying.
Are you taking advantage of your chance .
to “ out in” on the unusual offers of every sort
that are being niado under the scores of later.
There’ s real service waiting for you—.3“
the Classlficd connection today!
no one Classified so:
Always the BaniFIn‘Sorvios
Always Diil‘oreni—Iii Opportunity
1
wires. Through
E110!!!
of communication,
igllt
with tile economy and
Classified columnsi
MERCHANDISE
'flouseuom Goods 00
assassins r03. am
Apirtmuis and ‘ n‘m 14
lilAT'l‘IiESSESé-From the isctory to
the home mattresses. box springs.
pillows and cushions. We also do
renovating, making them good as
now. Tel. 317. Norwaik Mat-
tress Co.. 49 ' Franklin street.
South Norwalk.
Wanted-’10 Buy
li‘UIINlTUIlliJwSOc-ond hand. bought
at highest prices. it you have any
lunk or metal to sail we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
it. lattes. 31 Fort Point street.
» Phone 499.
“METRO-430111 throw away your
old clothes. If you have any. scnd
a. postal card to P. O. Box 369.
South N‘orwaik. and we will call.
BOOKS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board 08
FOR. RENT FURNISHEI‘P—hii'gc
front rooln. all conveniences. Call
Crescent Terrace or phono 134-2.
06
FURNISHED ROOM—With private
family. near West avenue; dttruc-
live. sunny and all conveniences.
Call 2385.
PUTNAM ROOMINO fiUUSE—Ali
couvonleucu with boat by day or
week. 55 Railroad Ave. Bo. Nor.
ROOM—In private family; centrally
located: all improvements; break-
fast if desired. 8 Putnam avenue.
near West avenue. Mrs. A. I-Iirt-
zlcr. Phone 3977i".
Rooms for Ilousckccping 09
IN ROWAYTON—Two connecting
rooms for‘ light housokooping. ad-
loiuing bath. all improvements.
On trolley line. Address B. B. B.
clo Sentinel.
WALL ST. {la-Will rout furnished
kitchcnctto apartment of ii or 3
rooms. Also nicely furnished
r.oins. Transients accommodat-
ed. Phone 1496.
Where-yo Stop In Town vs
HILL TOP INN—~0ffers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances. get-
togathers, etc. Conveniently lo:
catod. Catering service. Bates
reasonable. For particulars phone
261.
W
Wanted—Rooms or Boon! 73
WANTEnrAdult family of three
desire several rooms and board in
pleasant locality in or near Nor-
walk. with pr‘" ' family prefer-
rcd; references exchanged. “Rollins
and Board.” 1’. 0. Box 514. South
Norwalk. Conn.
REAL ESTATE r03 RENT
Apartments and Flats in
CHAPEL s'r. 41—Fivc-room apart:
meat: set tubs. bath. electric light.
range: Just out of the hands of
the decorator: rent. 890 a. month.
Inquire 64 SOULh Main street.
Phone 60.
CHESTNUT ST" 59—5 rooms. all
improvements. Inquire at same
address. .1st floor.
FOR RENT -- 5 rooms. all improve.
manta. Apply Froeb Agency.
Lowe St. Phone 1874.
FOR RENT-Sn rooms.
movements» Inquire or
com Ave. So. Norwalk.‘
GREGORY BOULEVARD —1Fivo
room flat in new house; all im-
provements: small family of adults
desired. Inquire Chris Hansen.
16 Gregory Boulevard. Phone
2880.
IN EAST NORWALK-nFive rooms
and bath; all improvements.
Phone 1665.
"IN NOItWALK—Apartmont. cen-
trally locn ..od 4 rooms and porch.
steam heated. hot water. janitor
service, $50 monthly. Will sell
furniture if desired. Phbno 1701.
all im—
27 Lin-
i'ioor. Quiet neighborhood. near
business center of So. Not-walk.
Rent 840. Read! June lot. In-
quire Keoiers Shae Store. Phone
392 or 1626.
SMALL APARTMENMouslsting
of kitchenette. diningroom. bath-
room und bedroom; ‘ completely
furnished; on improvements: cen.
trully located. Write Box'D. A..
clo ~.Sentinci. .
so. MAIN 8'1'.. 25.-—Five rooms and
bath: all improvements: ready for
occupancy. Inquire .I. A. Rudder.
109 South Main street. or Phone
1449. ,,
SPRING 8'12. 94~Five~rocm spa-rt-
nicnt: all improvements. Inquire
32 Lowe street. or Phone 592-8.
TWO APARTMENTS—six rooms.
all improvements. New house:
newly decorated: best residential
section. Also garages. inquire
9:21: White, 35 Lowe 8t. Phone
- 8.
13.
6 PLEASANT ROOMS -- Second“
Omaha-FAIR ~PlthA'l‘ll
W but Society
91 Wall with; mono aim
m M
asst. ssrsrn can can
not!” for SAID
84
BUNCALOWwCozy six-room bun-
. gslow; largo shade trees. pictur-
esque; extra lot; all improve-
ments; $500 down, 50 per cent.
permanent mortgm.~‘balaucs in
‘smallv monthly paymonls. Phonu
1751.
BUNGALOW—Fairncid Park sec-
tion.» Very dnol cation. Aurooms.
' bath..cvcry imp ovoment. in very
fine condition. open fireplace. hard-
wood floors. large porch. Plot 90
, x100. Fine shade and lawn. A
bargain. 86,000.
E. A. STROUT AGENCY.
' 69 Wall Street Phone 3858
BUNCALOWuSevcu rooms: all im-
provements: lot. 50x110;. garage.
"In. East Norwalk. Extra building
lot. 50:100. ‘
ALFRED K. sr. roux.
Real Estate“ and Insurance. .
11 Pershing St. Phone 3880.!
EAST AVE.--I..oaso July list. to April,
longer. modern cight-roomhousc:
bath. lavatory. hot water. oil burn-
ing furnace. two-car garage.
Phone 19.76. References required.
ONE DUN USED
IN Si; 1 DRD
MURDER CASE
,Verteli Brothers Killed
By ShOts From Saute
Revalver, Ballistic
Expert Says
a ----——- .
BRIDOEPOR’I‘. May 26.-—Two ro-
volvcrs. both smeared with blood.
were found in. the immediate vicin—
. lty of the triple tragedy in Stamford.
May 17. when Paul DeAngclo. Jon.
oph Vol-tell and his brother. Frank
Vorteli. were murdered. it became
known yesterday afternoon when
John A. Dickorman. ballistic expert
made report of experiments to Coro-
nerJohu J. Pholan.
One revolver. of .32 calibre. was
found alongside the' body of De-
Angelo. It was apparent that the
brothers had been fatally wounded
by bullets from it.
The other revolver. of army type
of .45 calibre. was discovered a. third
of a mile away from where the bra-
thors were shot. Examination show-
cd it had not been discharged.
Coroner Pholau will hold a. con-
tinued inquest int cine murders next
Friday morning at 10:80 o'clock in
Stamford. Police of that city. who
have the results of their investiga.
lions to lay before the coroner. have
been busy for the last wool: in Cr!-
minal Superior court during the
trial of Carl Wilson.
Medical Examiner II. Lollaron
Peters submitted a report to the cor-
ouer yesterday in which he declared
tests made of the substance found
on the two revolvers proved _it to be
blood. It was not definitely deter.
mined if it was human blood.
caisson!) morn!
FAlltli‘iELD l’AitK—Elght room
house. every modern improve-
ment. Garage. See Canty s; (20..
11 1.2 80. Main St.
BUNGALows —- 9 family houses.
building lots. on easy terms.
,Bummcr rentals. Silvormlne. Ro-
'wuyton. Shore Iii-out Park and
East No. walk.
Rents collected.
kinds. , ,
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
133 Washington St. So. Norwnlk.
Telephone 3344.
FAIR ST. T—New bunngiow. flyo
' rooms and bath: all improve-
ments; hardwood floors and elec-
tric light; lot. 55:320. .Onihe
Norwaik River. Price. $6.000;
cusy terms. Call 3 Chestnut street.
South Norwalk.
FAIRFIELD PARK“ -- House 7
rooms, all improvements. 1 car
garage. Inquire If. P. Slausou. 13
Delaware Ave. Norwalk. Phone
174449.
Insurfiaco of all
FOR SALE¢~Two~family house of
ion rooms and improvements: in
good condition and centrally locat-
ed in South Norwaik. Price $6.?
590. Terms arranged. For par-
ticulars one William F. Hoyt A:
Son. 46 South Main street. Phone
435.
FOR SALE-House noun rooms all
-lmprcvoments. Centrally located
on trolley line. For ~particuiars
inquire at 99 Wdodward avenue.
South Norwaik.
Basilica I’IIWI to: Mt 75
Connecticut avenue on Post road;
four rooms and bath upstairs: all
' improvements. Phone 431. -
TWO STORES—at 225 Liberty Sq.
Inquiro 96 Van Zant St. M. Pas-
cale. .
Houses For Rent 71
FAIRFIELD maxi—ileum 7
rooms. all improvements. 1 car
garage. A bargain ou~~easy terms.
'Phone 1744-18.
ROOM HOUSE -- F‘urnishcd or
unfurnished, all improvements.
On Raymond Sn. Itowayton. near
White bridge. Convenient to trol-
ley and train. Price reasonable.
Apply Mrs. Mary Waliorstein. nay»
mond st.. Rowaytou. or call Nor-
w‘alk 787-12.
REAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE
Houses For Solo 84
A BARGAIN—Two-nmily house;
tion: within city limits; should be
FOR RENT—«Store and dwelling: .
general store. lunch room. etc: _.
all improvements; residential sec- ~
\ seen to be appreciated. Phone
1820. -
MORGAN AVE. 5—Norwalk. Fine
residence; immediate possession;
eight rooms: all improvements.
Garage. Good terms. Smith. 11
West Main street. Phone 1414.
NEW COLONIAL HOUSE—Six
rooms and bath. all improvements
East Norwalk. Small amount down
Balance as rent. Dwright W.
Smith. Novuk 81.. So, Norwalk. Ct.,
l’honc SHOW.
OFF NEWTOWN AVE-84 acre:
large kitchen: living room: three
bedrooms; hot air furnace: two.
car garage: price, 84.000. See
Canty & 60.. 17 1.2 South Main
street. . ‘
SUMMER BLINGALOW—4 rooms
equipped. about half acre. 812000.
Get out in the country and enjoy
nature. I). 8. Hull 94 Washington
Street.
WEST NORWALK biesutlfui
homc. two acres: modern eight.
room" house: tents court: caretak-
cr‘s house“. Property bounded by
fivo~mile river. but further par-
tlculars see Canty & 00.. 17 1-2
So. MalnISt.
éAdvertlso in the Sentinel for the
“best results. ,'
We Specialize in
'Autdmobile
Insurance
SEE US
Canty 89“ Co.
Janitors—Insurance
17 80.30.11: Bl. Phone 890
Money for Taxes
not!” Repair Bill!
or other Emergencies
$25.00 to $300.00
Quickly Privately
Payable to small monthly
instalment at lawfdl
interest only.
No Service Charge
Bonus or Foe
Callerite—Phonc _
Pubhc Loan Corp;
30 WALL ST. NORWALK
Phone 8991
Room 208
. Commercial um.
Under Supervision of
State Banking Department
Pride of Possessron
- him: than any collector of
, art. treasurers, the builder of
a business has cause for pride
in the evident results of his
labors. '
Would.you. who take such
pride in your business success.
. entrust it to chance? Fire, ac-
cident. the forces of nature are
ever-present dangers. You
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lN MURDER CASES
Kirby Smuggled Into
Maine Jail to. AWait
Arraignment for the
Death of Girl
AUGUSTA. MAINE, May 23 (AP).
-_—Harry A. Kirby .nrrcs‘tcd yostcr- '
day in Newburyporl. Mass. chars“:
ed with the murder of Miss, Aida
I’leyward. the attempted murder or
bar aunt, Mrs. Emma 91. Towns. arid ‘
the burning of their cottage on Lake
Marunacook in Winthrop one block ‘
ago. was smuggled into the Konae- .
boo county Jail here this morning. to.
await arraignment in Winthrop. . ‘ ‘3
He was brought hero from POEl-,
land in the custody of Deputy Show
lit William Cole. County Attorney -,
Frank E. Bouth'ard and Detective .
James R. Wood of Boston. The par-
ty reached the jail in two automo-
bile at 4. 98 o’clock.
Yesterday evening Sheriff Henry,
F. Cummings a'rrivcd here from '
Portland. where Kirby was being
held in the Cumberland county Jail
and announced that the prisoner 3
would not be brought here for at '
least a. day or-two. The mob of sev-
eral thousand which had been wait-"
in; Kirby's arrival, and from which
the officers feared violence it Kirby.
arrived. quietly dispersed. .
Word was immediately flashed to
Portland that the coast was clear
and the 'othclais tool: advantage of
the opportunity to bring “in their
man. Half an hour after his arriv-
nl. Kirby was preparing for sleep in
his .0011. just two doors down the.»
street from the Y. M. C. A. building ‘
where he slept before fleeing: the
state last Friday night. The street
hetero the Jail. filled with a milling
throng a few hours before, was de-
sorted.
ALTERAHONS
IN ElKS’ HOME '
The consideration or an appropria-
tion of $5.000 for furnishings lu’the
renovated lodge room will be the :
most. important business to. come up
before the rrwnilrly meeting of Nor-
waik Lodge" No. 709. B. P. 0. E..
to be held at 8 o‘clock tomorrow
night.
Alterations to the .Elks' home will
be started soon. The alterations.
will cool: about $35,000. The build»
lug committee in charge of the‘
changes to be made in the home
consists of the following. '
James M. O'Brien. John W. Soul-
loy. Stanley F. Stevens. Fred
Madden, Albert II". Rose. Chariosfi. _.
DilWorth. Frank W. Buckholts...
Arthur E. Wickes. John F. Bani-dos. '
John T. Dwycr. Elbert W.Clsr
R. D. L'lIommedieu. Carl A. And! . .
son and Barry W. Mather.
Westport Man says
Wife Left Him Quickly .
BRIDGEPORT. Fan“ 26 4mm
0. Host. Westport. says he was do; ‘
sorted two days after his marriage
on June 17,1919. by Marion Hamil-
ton Hogs. Brooklyn. N. Y.. millet .
whom he‘ brought a. suit; for a decree
of divorce in Superior court yester-
day afternoon.
oFur other petitions for decrees
were filed yesterday. including the
following: ‘
Alice Kcssler Kelly. Bridgeport.
alleges intolerable cruelty against,
Finion J. Kelly. Bridgeport. to
whom she was married on October v
8. 1920. She asks for the custody of .
a. two year old daughter.
Habitual lutompcranco and latch
erable cruelty are alleged against
George Butler. tormeriy of Bridge-
port. by Ellen in. Parker Butler. .
Bridgeport. , They have a. son. 17.
and were married on October 2.
1901.
John Kropinski is named. as co- r,
erspondent in the action brought by
John Maciorokski. of Southport.
against Florence Dulovvsky Macin-
rowskl. formerly of Fairfield. They .
were married on May 15. 1993. Mrs.
Maciorowskl being said to have
abandoned her husband in ’March
1922. 1-10 asks for the custody of a
son. 19. '
Desertion on December 1. 1921. is
alleged against Tessie Lovas. Fain _
field by Steve Lovas. Bridgéport.
They were married on November 27.
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