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AUCTIONS-4130A”
[moi Notions
SOLVENT NOTICE.
, {STRICT 013‘ NORWALK. 311.. Pro-
cute Court. May 20. A. D., 1225.
“state of William 11‘. Brown, late
TlNorwalk, in said district. deceas-
0|
‘ he Court of Probate for the Dis-
,1 at of Norwalk hath limited and
' owed six months from the date
of for the creditors of. said
die to exhibit their claims for set-
, ent. Those who neglect to pre—
"'5‘ their accounts. properly attest-
within said time, will be debarrcd
ocovery. All persons indebted to
3.1.711 estate are requested to make
mediate payment to
CHRISTIAN SWAR'I‘Z.
Executor.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
TRICT OF NORWALK, 55.. Pro-
Ite Court. May 12. A. D., 1925.
state of Eliza Wolt‘. late of Nor—
1‘,“"‘ lit. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
t of Norwalk hath llmlttd and
wed six months from the date
cot for vilit‘. creditors of said
etc to exhibit their claims forset-
‘ment. Those who neglect to pre-
it their accounts, properly attest-
. within said time, will be donor-
‘1 a. recovery. All persons indebt-
to said estate are 1e11uestcd to
pile Immediate payment to
er. THIJ SOUTH NOItWALK
TRUST CO. ..
bl C. 15.1l0T'I‘. Treasurer. "
V . Administrator.
5
5 SOLVE N’l‘ NUTICI'}
. District oi Norwalk, as
iurt. May 28, A. D 1.92»
TAI'Jstatc 01 John McGuintss late of
p. prwalk in said Dietrich deceased.
5‘ The Cou1t of P1 'obato 1‘01 the Dis—
ct of Norwalk, hath limited and
5° dowed six lnon‘ .hs 110111 the date
byreof for the creditoxs of said lis-
onto to exhibit thcii (lulms I'm s11-
' mment. Those '.\l111 1101.11ch to 1110-
nt their accounts, p1opc1ly attest-
5‘1 n.1vithinsaldtlmerlllbc deharred
,“V'recovery. All persons indebted to
hot-.11] Estate are requested to make
ma linedlato payment to
5 . l)l".i.l k MCGL'INLE S
53'? l'lxecutl'ix
in" women
PciNotlce is hereby given that 11 Reg-
ar Mecting of the boald of Esti-
5:360 and Taxation will be held in
tic
l‘l'obatc
Council Chambels. City Hall, on
nday, June 8 1925. at eight
lock 1’. M. (I) S. T.,) for the fol—
'1 Jving purposes:
To consider the budgets from the
rst. Second and Third Districts
d Charity and Street Departments.
Dated at Nori'alk, Conn., this sec-
.” a day of June. A. 1)., 11125.
' THOMAS ROBINS.
Mayor of the City of Norwalk.
i ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strayed. host. round
10
ST—Boy's tortoise shell glasses.
at Roton Point. Saturday after-
noon, May 30th. Liberal reward.
Plume Stamford 41562-2.
soromrr‘vn
Automobiles For Sale
drip“:
11
.. RGMNS IN USED CARS -—- We
1 must dispose of tho few used cars
we have left' before April 1st.
Come in and look them over. They
t must go It a sacrifice. We need
JAEGER CONCRETE MIXER
".00 per day.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowsyion Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
GRADING AND GARDENING ~—
Sewsrs or cellars dug; content and
tar walks laid: stone blasting. ate.
James Flrnnz and Mike Panlchel-
Phone‘2282 or 1593.
resumes BEBVIOE ‘ EMPLOYRMN’I‘
Business Services Offered to Help Wanted-4mm 33
FOR RENT sull't'lNo CLERK—With experi-
la. It Clit! street. South Norwalk. .
11111113.
pccted.
Norwalk.
State 11:10 _ and salary ox-
Address “1.1th 354." South
\l'ANTED—Non-union linoiyp. 0p.
craters. baud compositoru and
newspaper make-up men. and
man to work on 24-11mm Scott por-
fuotlng press. 801110 labor trou-
ble, Write "Bangor Commercial.
Bangor. Maine."
LAWN" MOWED-w-Gardens plough.
ed and cultivated. Work doneby
up-to-dnte mscnine methods.
Phone 3515, Fred Hamilton.
MIRRORS-To till every need. Pio-
turo frames. Upholstering sup-
plies. A Bergstrom. cabinet maker
and upholsterer. New I. 0. 0. F.
Bldg.. Bo. Norwalk.
AUCTIONEER
Tel. 2163-13
Joseph A. Anglons
WOOSTEII AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Ofllce.
1115 Meta Sh, Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
VALLERIE'B EXPRESS —- Daily
service between Norwulk and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Norwalk oiflcs trolley exp. Phone
675-8. Dasbury office 222.
CONTRACTING —- Mason
grading lawns, drives, reads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cinders.
Loom tor sale. Elizabeth Law-
ton. Phone 261. Durien.
Nor-walk
WINDOW CLEANING —- Quick and
reliable service. Stores.
faction-,5 residences, etc.
by day. neck or month.
tI’I‘Y WINDOW CLL‘iNING (‘0
90_Wsli St. Phone 2363
Contract
blaring, Trucking, morage 25
NAGY BROS.-—Slorage. All kinds
local and ion" distance trucking.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving, 5-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 318. Daytime:
304 14 Nights.
Painting. l'spcrlug. Decorating 20
. \\'INI)0\\’ SHADES
sell them and we hang them
SOMERS K- SOMERS
Paints. Window Shades, Vurnisllcs
8-1.0 liailroud Ave, 2 Wall St.
So. Norwalk Norwalk
We
Proms-mum Services 28
INC—round curling. scalp treat-
ments. singeing,. shumpooing. tint-
ling. Henna Packs. Manicuring,
1 Facials. '
'MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOP.
62 West avenue. Phone 455.
'l‘ree Speasllsts 28.!
Two High Pressure
POWER SPRAYERS
At Your Service.
A. H. KELIINEP.
Phone 272 Westport.
Repairing and Refinishing 29
a 111- mm. Make your own "I!" WANTED—Chairs to ro-scat. Price
P J. DiPietro. 49 W9“ AV°- PM“ reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
965. Open evening‘s until 9: 00. Chance.
Buy your Ford now EMPLOYMENT
'1
A _ New or Used Cm
5.. Joseph Horosky. '1 West Ave.
N Phone 2900.
.3"
' RD FOR SALE—1924 Suburban,
two 1928 Roadsters. two 1924
,s. Coupes, one 1923 Coupe. 1923
3"" Touring. 1922 Sedan. Will take
' your old Ford in trade. Call Nor-
vli'walk 1145-13.
t'
RD ROADSTER-liifli’n In A1
condition. Price. $165. Call 10
Orchard street.
FOR SALE.
Ford Sedan 1932. A1 condition.
Ford Suburban 1922.
', Ford Touring 1922.
Stutz Bearcnt Roadster.
f w miles.
All cars in good running order
11 good rubber.
o'BnrnN's GARAGE
Webster St. South Nor-walk
iii,- Phone 2832.
1 51928 Jordan Sedan.
’ 11924 Maxwell Sedan.
- e11924 Oldsmobile Sedan.
"1924. Hupmobile Touring.
. 115
ll
VAAS’I‘ BROS.
CADILLAC JORDAN.
fiUPMOBILE DEALERS.
‘ no SEDAN—Like new. Will sac-
1: rifles. ,
REGENT GARAGE
James Cunningham. Prop. ,
' pen Evenings. All Day Sunday
to‘ru’ge. cars washed and polished.
Quick, dependable service.
1: .
WEanER—Blg six sedan, late
”5 1920: perfect condition; new
: lpsint: extrss. Price 3325. Hill
'0 Top In Garage. 3 East Wall St..
Nor-walk. Phone 3385.
» Auto Trucks For sale
'LEDERAL TRUCK—One and one-
hulf ton; good running condition:
5“ stake body; pneumatic tires all
,' . around; bows and canvass for top.
Inquire ti Ely avenue. Phone 1588, ‘
. , M. Budovsky.
{if Motor-crass and Bicycles
RLEY-DAVIDSON ~— Motorcy-
cle (1923) with side car. 8150.
35 Ely avenue,
15
;
5: Andrew Powell,
.‘ South Norwalk.»
. UBUSINESB SERVICE
‘1 posing-uncles- ones is
unscrew: m9- at
. m»,
Buick Touring 1925. only run a. ,
12'
81A
CONNECTICUT EMP. AGENCY—-
, Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mgr. Good
‘positlons for competent general
houseworkers. 8 West Ave.. Nor-
walk. Phone1 2481.
Employment Agency
Help Wanted—Female 32
EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES —
Steady work. Boston Store.
FEMALE HELP -— 'l‘l1e Brophy
Laundry. 134 Water street.
GIRLS \VANTED—Apply Norwnlk
Steam Laundry, 43 Day street, So.
Norwalk.
HOUSEKEPEER—(Whlte) in fam-
ily of three adults. Phone 2622.
WANTED -- General houseworkers.
cooks, waitresses. laundresses.
chambermalds and mothers‘ help-
ers. for private families. good
wages. Norwalk Employment
Agency. 90 Wall street. Phone
2563. Efficient help in all branch-
es.
Help Wanted—Maia 33
MEN—With factory experience; to
work on tires and tubes, on either
day or night'shitt. Eight hours,
with piece work after learning.
Apply Norwalk Tire and Rubber
Company.
work.'
offices, ,
HAIR DRESSING MARCEL WAV- '
Help—Male and Female 84
SALES“ 1‘.l-Jlll‘t-l'ISl-IN'I‘A'I‘IVE —- For
Norwulk and vicinity. by large
111:11111i’uot11rcr or outer wear and
lingerie. State particulars in your
reply and personal interview will
be arranged with District Mann-
gnr. Address Henry James Sup.
ply House. South Norwulk.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities as
LUNCH WAGON—401‘ sale. Fully
equipped, in first class condition.
Located on the Post rend.» Doing
business. reason tor.dclling. other
business Wagon cost; 83,500.
“'1“ sell for $2.200. $1.300 cash.
balance in monthly payments. In-
quire Mr. Booth. 82 Bond St,
l’lridgcport, Conn. Phone Noble
5902.
Money to man—Mortgages 40
. 5 Reader
'11
When vou turn to
people.
ivoryday life.
and every day ‘
Suction, vou know that each 111'] there is trust-
worthy 111111 1111211118 exactly what it says. _ . .
There is no other way for it to be!
The Sentinels 11d.
watch over every ad as his prepared for the
A-B-C Classified Columns.
articles and services can be advertised there.
Honest advertising —-. that’s the basis on
which the Classilod service ‘of this newspaper
has built its large folimving among Norwalk
Let this fair- and- square thrift medium help
)0 ate save money at almost every turn of your
Read the 'AB-C Classified Ads -- today'
The ABC Classified Ads.
‘ Always the Same—In Service
Always Diil‘erent-g-In opportuniy
Reliance
The Sentinel’ s Classified
censor keeps a careful
Only trustworthy-
:25. 000 '10 [CAN-00 1st. 2nd and
:1r'd mortgages. Easy terms. City
or out of town. Buying mortgages.
Room 203 Commercial Bldg. 30
Wall St. Norwalk.
LIVE BT00!
Poultry and supplies
19
HUSKY BABY CHICKS-«Barred
and White Rocks. Reds, Leghorns:
Duckllngs, Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Phone 405, Weston Live Poultry
Market. 58 Main street. Norwuik.
MERCHANDISE
‘ Articles For, Sale
BABY CARRIAGE—For sale. cream
color Loyd baby carriage; almost
now; very reasonable. Mrs. John-
son, ‘21?» Liberty Square. Bust Nor-
\vulk.
FOR SALE—Show cases. refrigera—
tors. Soda. Fountains. Cash Regis-
ters, Scales. Safes, Coffee Mills,
Meet Choppers, Meat Market and
Restaurant: Equipment. Cash or
credit. BRIDGEPORT SALES
Co.. 261 Noble avenue, Bridgeport.
Conn.
Household Goods
FOR SALE—ii piece upholstered liv-
Ing room suite. Mahogany book-
case and two rugs. Phone 170].
h9
MATTR ESSIS, PILLOWS —- Cush-
ions, made. renovated and repair-
1-rl, Phone 317. Norwalk Mattress
011.. «It! Franklin street. South Nor-
wall/1.
Wanted—To . [my 60
FUi‘.NlTUIiE—-8ec0nd hand. bought
at hlflhcst prices. It you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high priitc Call or write
H. Jailee,*37 Point street.
Phone 499.
WANTED-Don't throw away your
old clothes. It you how: any. send
a. postal card to I’. O. Box 693,
South Norwalk, and we will call.
\‘i'lu‘ \VISH TO BUY—~11. Platform
Scale. capacityrQOO-iiiit) lbs. Olden
’l‘lmo Bottling Works. 9 Van Zuni
street, Phone 966-2
nouns iuvu BOARD
Rooms Without Board 68
PUTNAM ROOMING HOUSE-Ali
convenience: with heat by do! or
week. 55 Railroad Ave. 80. Nor.
fast. if desired. S Putnam avenue,
near \Vcst n\'enuo..Mrs. A. let-
zler. Phone 3977W.
WALL ST. 92—Will rent' furnished
kitchenette apartmentof 2 or 3
rooms. Also 'nicely furnished
r.oms. Transients accommodat-
ed. Phone 1496.
. Rooms tor nousmccplng 69
TWO ItOOMS~Plcasunt, furnished.
Every convenience for" light
housekeeping. Convenient _ , to'
fiolley and center. Inquire 50
Meadow street So. Norwalk.
Where to Stop in Town 72
HILL TOP INN—Offers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances, get-
togethers, etc. » Conveniently lo-
l'iOOZti-ln private family: centrally '
located; at Improvements: 'brenk- .
» CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
[in m (11' Ml
[11.111'.
Cssli fer the Home
Up to $300
hi i sill” ”
s as nus
:iai’i‘ri‘t tchg‘r ed. invest 195515:
lien lyu that Isensbkdsomny
taunt omondulnd buynmultles.
QUICK— ~FAIR —- PRIVATE
sum 9
Way-assessed»? m
Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated) ~
5 Railroad Ave. Tel. 86
South .Norwslk, Conn.
REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT
Apartments and 11m '14
CHAPEL ST.. 41—Flve-roem spart-
men’t; set tubs. bath. electric light.
range; test out of the hands of
tho decorator: rent. :30 a month.
Inquire 64 Sotnh Main
Phone 00. ,
lr‘OUl't ltOOiilS—-Wltl1 all Improve-
ments. Inquire 1110 Taylor ave-
nue.’ Phone 316. .
1N NOItWALK—«Apartmcnt. eon-
trally located. 4 Rooms and Porch.
steam heated; hot water. janitor
service 3th monthly. Will sell fur-
niture it desired. Phone 1701..
5 PLEASANT ROOMS—«with
and all improvements. 111
location. Phone 1665 or
205 East avenue.
both
good
inquire
I'U'I‘NAM AVE” 25-1"'ive rooms; all
i111provements. Inquire 1118 Cedar
street. 'I'lionc 2058.
SPRING ST.. 24—Fivc-room apart-
ment; ull improvements. inquire
'32 Lowe street. or Phone 522-3.
SO. MAIN ST. 173—5 poems. all hu-
,provc1nents. Also 5 rooms. l1rut,ull
improvements at :1 Elizabeth
street. Inquire Michael (Menu. 2112
li‘lax Hill Road, Phone 3168.
WALL S'l‘., di—Ifinlrflcld Bldg. 4
room apartment. every modern
improvement. lient furnished.
Apply The Howard Agency. 1111:"
Regent 'l‘llcatro Bldg, Norualk.
Phone 34011.
WASHINGTON $22..
rooms; all improvements; heat.
Also. one large front room for
rent. Inquire Roscnfleld Bros, 125
Washington strect. South Norwaik.
15
125 -- Four
+- nusmm m... our Rem .
FOR RENT~Storo and dwelling;
Connecticut avenue on Post road;
general store. lunch room. etc.:
four rooms and bath upstairs; all
improvements. “Phone 481.
STORE AND ROOMS—Store. with
rooms in rear: reasonable rent;
good location for delicatessen. con-
fectionery. bakery or drug store.
Phone 2392.
TWO STORES—at 225 Liberty Sq.
Inquire 36 Van Zont St. M; Pas-
caie.
Houses For Rent ‘37
EAST AVE—Lease July 15: to April,
longer. modern cight-roomhouse:
bath. lavatory. hot water. oil burn-
ing furnace. two-car garage.
Phone 1976. References required.
, aw. scram r011 3111.15
Houses for Sale 84
BUNGALow—murneld Park sec-
tion. Very tine location, six rooms,
bath. every improvement. in very
. tine condition. open fireplace. hard-
wood floors, large porch. Plot 50
x100. Fine shade and lawn.
bargain, 36,000.
E. A. STROU’I‘ AGENCY. ’
68 Wall street Phone 3658
cated. Catering servicm mue-
reasonable. For particulars phone
2261.
- Advertise iii the SentineL
best results.
It met.
A
a
REAL IBTATB 1'03 SALE'
Houses For Sale 84
A BARGAINmTwo-tsmlly house:
all Improvements: residential sec-
tion; within city limits; should be
seen to be appreciated. Phone
11121). '
.
BliNGALOW-—-11 Forest street, Nor-
wulk Park, six rooms. new. with
all improvements: oak floors: lot.»
701111111; borders on Norwolk river:
picturesque; price. $4.800: easy
terms.
corrnen s12. 1—rna’n‘ Norwalk.
attractive. well built house, eon-
sistlng of live rooms and bath.
with all modern conveniences.
Price. 53.800. Phone 3782W.
BUNGALOW~Ncw, cozy six-room
bungalow; close to center; hot
water heat, bath. Ilghtsw ggs.
5500 down with permanent mort-
gage. balance in small monthly
payments. Price. $4,800. Tel.
175
FOR SAL1$~—Six-room house: elec-
tricity. ctc.; large lot; grapes;
fruit trees. Phone 3188.12.
FOR SALE-Two-fsmily house of
ten rooms and improvements: in
good condition and centrally locat-
ed in South Nor-walk. Price $6.-
500. Terms arranged. ,For pur-
- .tioularsnse William F. .Hoyt &
Son. ts South Main street. Phone
435.
11011 SALE—Two houses in Osborn
uvcmic; all improvements. Phone
2363.
DUNGALOWS —- 2 family houses.
building lots. on easy terms.
Summer rentals. Silvermine. Ro-
wnyton. shore Front Park and
East Nolwalk.
Rents collected.
kinds.
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
123 Washington St. So. Norwsllt.
Telephone 33“.
FOR SALE—House seven rooms all
improvements. Centrsliy, located
on trolley line. For particulars
inquire at 9:,Woodwsrd avenue.
South Norwnlk.
Insurance of all
NEW BUNGALOW—Slx rooms: all
improvements. except heat: near
shore. Second district: Price. 85.-
800. Write “Box Bungalow."~c|o
Sentinel.
SALE OR RENT—Country house:
furnished or unfurnished. in Sil-
vermine Artists' colony. Remodel-
lcd Colonial typo house. near river,
Three acres. Largo living room
and tire place. Three
rooms, servant's room; double gar-
nxe. Frank T. Hutchens. Phone
2991-3 Nor-walk.
WILL SELL OR RENT—Beautiful
10-1'oom house. all improvements.
in Newtown avenue. Lot. 85:292.
two-car garage. Orchard on lot.
Fine residential section. Shade
trees. Price to selL,$Ii.175; cash.
$6. 000.
ALFRED K. $150321,
Real Estate and Insurance.
11 Pershing St.‘ Phone 8856.1
n...—
Owners of the Boston Braves have
reassured members or the team that
the deal for the Worcester Eastern
League club! wasn‘t engineered with
the thought of strengthening the
National Legaue club.
1
Money for Taxes
House Repair Bills
or other Emergencies
125.00 to $300.00
Quickly Privately
Payable in small monthly
instalment at inwtul
interest only.
No Service Charge
, Bonus or Foe
Cali-AVrite—Phone
Public [can Corp.
30 “"ALII 8T. NORWALK
Phone 3931.
Room 203
Commercial Bldg.
Under Supervision of
State Banking Department
i
For Sale
Six Room Cottage in restricted
residential neighborhood. Three
large bed rooms with large
closets. open fireplace in living
room. [Hot water heat. Lot
about 100x100. Beautiful spot.
Six Room Hfluso with every mo-
dern lmprovmnent. in East. Nor-
walk. Good location.
For these or any others Consult
Goofy—55" Cor.
maltoumlnmruos
17 lo. Main 811. Phone 830
Trotzlcy Returns From Exile
We.
ti;
That Leon Trotsky, former commander of the soviet army, 41"“ 1‘
staged a. genuine. comeback 'sftcr months in exile, is now certain, ’
He now holds a minor oiiicisl post, but is received with cnthusias"
wherever he goes, dispatches state. ”The first picture of m'lt‘rots,
taken since his return from exile shows him' on his waylto 211555
session» of the liedcrsi congress, in the Grand Theater, Moscow} ..2- i
NEW COMPANY
T0 AID BUILDING
lN BRIDGEPORT
Waiter Lashar a n d
O t h e r s Organize
Mortgage and Guar-
anty Co.
HARTFORD, Conn. June 2.
Brldgf’port Is to have a new invest-
ors’ niortago and guaranty coni—
puny, The lucorporzitors are: Brad-
ford D. Picree. Jr.. Walter B. Lashar,
DcV’cre H. Warner.
v'l‘hesc men are of prominence and
means. These men and others who
may become associated with
are incorporated by the name. or
"The luvcstors‘ Mortgage and Guar-
anty Co." with principal office.\ in
Bridgeport.
The bill. incorporating the com-
puny. which passed the House y'és-
terday was immediately transmitted
to the Senate, with a favorable re-
port ot the Committee on Incorporao.
them
sleeping '
tlon and was explained by Represen-
Did These Arcticdilastes ConunA mundsen?
Luih‘e Charles E. Williamson
Daricn. ‘
The office of this new comp, _
shall be located in B1 1dgeport.
ed into 1,000 of par value all Sill
ouch, which may be incieased tro'
time to time to 5500. 000.
The purpose of the incorporate
is to m’ake it comparatively easy 1“"
builders and prospective home-ow _
cm to borrow money with which t
build homes, also to help to attain“
into building generally in Brid‘g
port. .
The present State law! prohibi
saving banks from loaning mo '
than 511 per cent. of the appraise
value on any contemplated bulldltifl
The new company will be able ‘
make much more liberal terms.
Van Heusen of Collar
Fame, Defends Sill;
BOSTON, June 2—1113.) Tr
began'ycsterday in Superior cou‘t
beiorc Judge Qua. and a jury ,02, '
suit for $5 000 000 brought by Joli
1) Bolton of Philadelphia age
John Manning Van Heusen oi? t
J unaica. Plain district. The plain
tit‘t claims that in 1913 Van Eel;
son entered into an agreement Wit
him undc1 which Bolton . assign
bis patent for soft collar fabric 0
the understanding that he was to 1'5?
cclve 33 per cent of all preiits n1 '
1n the manufacture and sale 0 so
roll collars. ,‘Qt _,, . '
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