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" Automobns Agencies l utemobiles For Sale Auto Aocsnories Wanted—Automotive = saunas— l.l . stages—Autos for Hire' usages—Autos tor Eire Motorcycles and Bicycles malno- Services Odoeed : . ding and Contraction ok i . i fellow Services v lorlng and im— ng and Mllllnory Heating. Plumbing. noocns trance and Surety Bonds tug-alters rose O—Painting. Paperlng. Decorat- Repairing and Radnishlng «Wanted-Busine- Service “DIOIDIIR W!“ help Wanted—Female '_ Bolp Wanted-Mala ‘ 'nslp—Mals and Female - - tors; Canvasssra Agents tuatione Wanted—Female ‘ h , motionsj Wanted-dials - CUL— Duslns- Opportunities 'Wanted—to Borrow UOTIQN— 608°. COOP“. "Wanted—instruction -8TOCK—- . . . Cats. Other Poll ' . . and Supplies _ ,Wanted—les Stock l7 0i: . imm— . For Sale rand Each-ll and Aces-cries it!!!“ ustiloss and intent sLMFortillur "ood'rhlngstoliat - 0 Equipment Planta Flowers welcome or - ants and Plate ‘ to:- Rent . . to Losn—Mortgagd instruction Classes uslcol. Dancing. Dramatic Cattle. Vehicles 1“ Materials Olllcs Equip- ESTATE FOB RENT—s . toss Places for Rent and Land tor Rent and Desk Room and Mountian — For .4 Notice is hereby given that a Spc. clai Meeting of the Board or lieu. mate and Taxation will be held ill the Council Chambers. City Hall, on Monday evening. June 22nd. 1935. at 7:80 p. mJD. S. T.). for the follow- ing purposes: I. To ' appropriate the sum ot ”12.38 in payment of the Judgment of Charles E. Conklin \s. the City of Norwalk. 2. To appropriate the sum of 81.165." in payment or judgment of Joseph Acquino vs. the City of Nor- walk. 8. To re-appropriate the sum of 85.000 tor the Charity Board (or out. side poor. To consider the necessity to lay a. tax to meet any of said purposes. and. if deemed necessary. to lay the same, fixing the amount thereof and the time oi.’ payment. Dated at Norwalk. Conn.. this 17th day of June. A. D.. 1925. THOMAS ROBINS. Mayor ol the City 0! Norwalk. ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals\ '1 SAILING OR FISHING PARTIES— By sell only. Capt. Frank Stov- ons. Rowayton. Phone Norwaik 61. Btrayed, Lost. Found 10 LOST—Between Elwood's Shoe Store and N. E. Ryan's. one pair 0! gray silk stockings. Kindly return to Sentinel Olllce. A LOST—Flexible link bracelet with three diamonds; valued as a keep- sake. Liberal reward it returned to Sentinel Oillco. LOST.Smnll Black. tail Norwalk 2383. Toco. female Police dog. markings, reward. Answers to name AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Solo 11 BARGAIN! IN USED; CARS —- We must dispose ot the tow used cars we have lsit before April 1st. Come in and look them over. They must go at a sacrifice. We need the space. Make your own terms. P. J. DlPletro. 49 West -Ave. Phone 065. Open evenings until 9:00. FORD FOR SALE—192d Suburban. two 1028 Roadsters. two 1924 Coupes. one 1928 Coupe. 192: Touring. 1922' Sedan. Will take your old Ford in trade. Call Nor- walk 1146-19. W— 1 Ford Coupe. 19:2. A1 condition. 1 Ford Touring. 1922. A1 condition. 1 Ford Runabout. 1022. be: back, A1 condition. 1 Ford Touring. 1921. A1 condition. All cars in good running order. Good rubber. Prices reasonable. O'BRIEN’S GARAGE. S Webster Street South Norwalk Phone 2832. FOR SALE—1920 two-ton White truck. 1928 one-ton Oldsmobile. All in good condition. Nor-walk 2907. 1026 Jordan Sedan. . 1918 Stutz Touring. 1924 Oldsmoblve Sedan; 1925 Hupmobile Sedan. VAAST BROS. CADILLAC. JORDAN. HUPMOBILE DEALERS. SALE OR EXCHANGE—Special. like new. 1924 Chevrolet Sedan; 1924 Nash Sedan: Ford Sedan, 1924 model. All are ready to run. BENEDIC’PS NASH AGENCY. 78 No. Main'St. Phone 7“ BUSINESS SERVICE Business Services Ottorod 16 BOISE MAGNno-All makes or magnetoes. starters. generators ro- pelred and installed. New Bosch ignition tor Fords and all other cars. 11! So. Main St. Phone Ill. FOR RENT JAEGER CONCRETE m1! 61.00 per day. CANTO CONSTRUCTION CO. Rowayten Ave. Phone Norwalk 2561 GRADING AND GARDENING -- Sewers or cellars dug: cement and tar walks laid: stone blasting. etc. James Flrnns and Mike Parlchel- is. I Clltflstreet. South Nome-1k. Phone 2282 or 1593. GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges out. coupools cleaned. Filling dirt and loom for sale. James A. Ful- ler. 92 Tayloravenue. South‘Nor- walk. Phone smw. MIRRORS—To on every need. Pio- turs ironies. Upholsterlng sup- Phone _ AUCTIONS—LEGAL! . BUSINESS [IRVIOI Legal Notice. ' si Business Services Offered“ is some ron srncuu. MEETING. uwnw uownn—o-mm plough. ed and cultivated. Work done by up-to-date machine mIlltMI. Phone 9616. Fred Hamilton. WOOBTER AND DAVIS A. I. WOOS'l‘llR M. W. DAVIS ATTORN EIS AT LAW Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent Odloe. 1116 Main It. Bridgeport. Send tor Booklet on Patents. kumounnn m. sits-ii Joseph A. Anglons VALLERIE'S uxrnaall -— Daily service between Norwaik m aubury. Also local trucking. orwslk odioe trolley exp. Phone 675-1. Daabury cities ”I. CONTRACTING - Meson, work. grading lawns. drives. roads. Trucking. Sand. gravel. closers. Loom tor sale. Elisabeth hw- ton. Phone 201. Dorian: WINDOW CLEANING —- Quick and reliable service. Stores. offices. tuctc‘rles, residences. etc. Contract by day. week or month. CITY WINDOW CLEANING 00 90 Wall St. Phone 2568 Moving. Trucking. 5...... so AUTO STORAGE—~13)! the (lay m- month in Fire-Prue! Guests at 30 IIavlland street. Apply to A. Wald. ran 8; Son, 29 Hevlland street. NAG! BR‘Ol—Storago. All kinds local and ion:- distance trucking Piano hoisting. Spocial’ vans tot moving. b-ton black dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 81!. Daytime: soc 16 Nights. Painting. I’apcring, Decorating Id WINDOW SHADES We sell them and we hang them SOMERS & SOMERS/ Window Shades. Varnlahes 2 Wall St. Norwalk Paints. 8.10 Railroad Are. So. Norwnlk Tree Specsalists 28A Two High Pressure POWER SPRAYERS At Your Service. A. Ii. KELLNER Phone 272 Westport. Repairing and Refinishing .79 WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mgr. Good positions tor competent general houseworkeu‘s. I West Ave. Nor- walk. Phone 2691. Help Wanted—Female 89 A FEW GIRLS-Betw con 14 and 16 years of age for card facing. Ap- ply J d‘v J. Gish. Inc. - CASHIER Young lady between 22 and 36 to assist in our Norwalk cities of large organization engaged in. business of lending money un- der State supervision. ' Work is varied and interesting. Regular salary increases. Applicant should be a rapid typlst. good writer. and make plain figures. Some bookkeeping, knowledge and stcnography desirable. but not. essential. Courtesy. tact and accuracy essential. as dealings are with the public. Good char- acter and personality required. Permanent position and good _. pay. Address Box 50 c-o Sen- tinel oillce. ‘ s EXPERIENCED HELP—On At- .wood 5 B Spinners. Steady em- ployment. good wages. ideal work- ing conditions. in new plant. Ap- ply ln person to H. E. VERRAN 00.. INC. . ' ‘ W. MAIN ST. STAMFORD. OPERATORS—Experienced on oin- glo and double needle and butt.n- hole and button sewing machines. Apply L. Hirsch & Son. 186 Wash- ington street. v SEVERAL EXPERIENCED OPER- ATORS—-On all parts of shirts: also. three custom shirt operators. Apply M. N. Mayeholi 8; Co.. 15 _ Merwin street. Norwalk. . ‘ plies. A Bergetrom. cabinet maker and npholstsror. Now 1.0. O. F. _Bldg.. So. Norwalh DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS YOUNG GIRL—For light house- keeping. Apply 41 Putnam ave- nuo. South Nor-walk. Chance. EMPLOYMENT Employment Agency 81A CONNECTICUT EMP. AGENCY— I j There lll'c plenty of They’d pay real me Maybe these people ' made up by The Evcni Columns every day. tried it—or just because offered under tho differ 'cstions. A.B- C Classified Section \ Service Can Be Just As Good. When Its Free scribe to a money-saving service that Would not them it neat percentage of the money they ordinarily spend in the course of a your. opportunity service and thrift guide that is 'And maybe 801110 of them are passing it up because they dont know about it or haven’t ‘ You, for one, can’t afford to‘ neglect this chance to keep in touch with daily opportuni- tios‘to make your money go farther and bring your greater satisfaction and comfort, that are Business man or housewife—there are ads there that have messages for you. The A-B-O classified Ads Always the Some-In Service Always Didercnt-In Opportunity people who would sub- ncy for it, too! are using the valuable ng Sentiucl’s Classified it’ s free. ent interesting Classifi- Read the every dsyl "rooms! ransom Isn- Help Wanted—Female 32 Boots and Accessories so WANTED -- General nouseworkers. cooks. waitresses. laundrcsscs. clmmbormslds and mothers' help- ers. for private families: good wages. Norwaik Employment Agency. 90 Wall street. Phone 2663. Efficient help in all brunch- es. * Krill Walliod—Malo 83 BOY WANTED-Must be 16 years old and have working papers. Ap- ply at Velour Department. Nor- wallt Hat Mfg. Co.. Madison street. South Norwalk. KITCHEN MAN WANTED—Apply Rooney's Restaurant. 161 ‘Wosh- ington St.. 80. Nor-walk. SHEET METAL ~WORKER—Wiint- cd. Apply Employment Office. The Yale d: Towns Manufacturing Company. Stamford. Connecticut. WANTED—Nou-union linotype op- erators. hand compositors and newspaper make-up men. and man to work on li-page Scott per- lecting press. Some labor trou- ble. Write “Bangor Commercial Bangor. Maine." YOUNG MEN—Over 16. to work in factory. steady work Apply II. Jacobs & Son. Inc. to Day street. South Norwalk. Situations Wanted—Female so DRESSMAKING — Ladics' under- wear. dresses. men's shirts. East Norwslk Dressmaker, Ruth Harri- son. 18 Winfield street. Intercom. ‘ Money to Loan—Mortgages co SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS— Made and discounted. Write Box M., Clo Sentinel. LIVE STOCK Horses, Cattle, Vehicles IS FOR SALE—One strong team of horses: formerly owned by Mr. Finite O’Hara. Inquire M. Pas- cale. 86 Van Zant street. East Nor- walk. FRESH JERSEY COW—Excellent milker. B. Quackenbush. Dorian. Phone 518. Poultry and Supplies es HUSKY BABY CHICKS-Barred and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns: Ducklluge. Wishbone broaden. laying hens. poultry supplies. Also. two Airdale puppies'tor sale. Phone' 405. Weston Live Poultry Market. 68 Main street. Norwalk. MERCHANDISE Articles “I Sale 51 FOR SALE—Show eases. refrigera. tors. Soda Fountains. Cash Regis- tors. Scales. Sales. Coffee mus. Meat‘ Choppers. Meat Market and Restaurant Equipment: Cash or credit.‘ BRIDGEPORT SALES Co.. 201 Noble avenue. Bridgeport. Conn. . sou. noormc. 11.00 pen ROLL. Barker engine. inquire George lloltsman. Rowsyton. Phone 2860. Household Goods 5. DINING ROOM SUITE—Consisting of buffet; table. live chairs and grm chair: chins closet. finished in gray‘with blue trim. 62 North Main street. top tloor. FOR SALE—Walnut bed.\bcx spring and other things.‘ Mrs. William Reap. Phone 4094W. MATTRESSES. PILLOWS - Cush- ions. made. renovated and repair- ed. Phone 111. Norwallt Mattress Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor- wulk. Musical Merchandise 6! FOR SALE-Taber piano in excel- lent condition; cheap to quick buyer: parties leaving town. Call at 92 Woodward avenue. Wanted—Tb Buy WANTED—Don't throw away your old clotheh It you have any. send a postal card to P. 0. Pen 699. South Norwalk. and we will call. FURNITURE—Second hand. bought at highestprloes. It you have any Junk or metal to II" we will also pay high prices. Call or write H. Jaiteo. 11 Fort Point street. Phone 499. 300MB AND BOARD Rooms Withsntflnoard noon—4n privito umiiy: centrally located: all improvements; break- fast it desired. 8 Putnam avenue. near West avenue. Mrs. A. I-Iirtz- lor. Phone 3977W. so. MAlN er. III—Large. airy room. suitable for one or two gen- tlemen. Phone 924. kitchenette apartment cl I are rooms. Also nicely furnished Lents. Translents' accommodat- ed. Phcno 106. Where toStopdn Town '12 HILL TOP INN—Odors its spacious ,‘dapce Jevllloo tor dances. sotr. togethors. etc. \ Conveniently io~ catod. 2261. FOR. SALE—lb“. motor boat With ' WALL ST. 92--Wlll rent furnished Catering service. Rates reasonable. For particulars phone section—Fairilsld avenue and Bay- view avenue. inquire Alexander White. 38 Lowe street. Phone 2658. HAMILTON AVE, S‘s—First iloor. tlvo rooms and bath: all improve- ments: adults only. ._ Phone 2522. NORTH MAIN ST.. le—Fonra'oom apartment. Inquire Dr. Sioman. Phone 9180. FOR RENT—5 room apartment. New. beautifully decorated. All improvements. ill Myrtle street. East Norwsik.‘ Inquire within. ‘urrna HALF—0t two family house. Near center of Se. Norwalli. All improvements. Best neighbor- hood. inquiro at N. Framer. I Hanlord Place. Phone 1626. WEST WASHINGTON ST.. t—Nsw. .ly decorated six-room apartment. with all modern improvements. .Inquirelsame address. WOODWARD AVE. 180 —- Five rooms: all improvements: 827 per month. inquire 11 Test street. Mrs. lirbtor. Business Pieces For Rent 'il FOR RENT—Store and dwelllnll Connecticut avenue on Post road; general store. lunch room. etoi tour rooms and bath upstairs; all improvements. Phone 681.- S’IORE—With four rooms in rear: reasonable rent; good location tor a drug store or bakery and dell- catessen. Tel. 2892. BMW“! 77 AT BELL ISLAND—South Norwslk. live-room cottage: waterfront; garage. Mrs. John McCarthy. Phone 3649-2. THREE-ROOM. COTTAGE -- With improvements: line location: im- mediate possession. Osborne avenue. Esst Ncrwalk. REAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE Ileana For Sale 84 A BAR’lAIN-Jl‘woviamlly house: all improvements: residentlslsec- ticn; within city limits; should be seen to be appreciated. Phone 1820. compo BEACH—Furnished house with six bedrooms for season or by the month. Telephone West-- port 218. FOR SALE—- noun-noon HOUSE—Lot toxioo. fruit and shade treasutmoo. SIX-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements: lot. 65:605. 34.500. TWO-FAMILY HOUSE -- All im- provements; 1st dlstrictr lot '17: 104. 36. 800. ' TWO-FAMILY HOUSE—11 rooms; improvements. 2nd district. $6.600. SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES tor ‘rent during ~ the summer months. Building lots.’ ' THE TAMMANY AGENCY. Phone I!“ 129 Washington St. FOR SALE-Two-tamily house oi ton rooms and improvements: in good condition and centrally locat- ed in South Norwalk. Price 86.- 600. Terms arranged. For par. ticulsrs see William F. Hoyt d: Son. 46 South Main street. Phone us. , FOR SALE—House seven rooms all improvements. Centrally located on trolley line. For particulars South Ncrvnlk. OSBORNE AVENUE— . NINE- ROOM HOUSE—All modern improvements: open lire place. electricity. gas. hot water heat. Upstairs could be rented for light ply on premises. and bath. with all improvements. .Inquire 205 East avenue. or Phone .1665. _ 483, —-Slate suriaccd. $2.00 per mil. C. A. RANSOM. 527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass. Dept. M. nue. Phone 916. apartment, 5 rooms and bath. Apo. EAST AVE—Five pleasant rooms FOR SALE OR RENT—Fivo-roonl cottage on Ed. Hammock Islands. E. G. Scarring. Phone [airfield FOUR ROOMS—With all improve.- ments. Inquire .100 Taylbr ave- housekeepiug. has kitchen. sink. W ESTATE‘FOB “M etc. Lot. 601116. ' Reasonable \ price. Party leaving town. Apartments and Hats ‘14 ' ALFRED K. ST. JOHN. CEDAR ST. 78—Ncwiy tinishsd Real Estateland Insurance. 11 Pershing St. Phone 8331 TOILSOME AVE—House. 8 rooms. barn. A acres land. .truit trees. spring water. Price $6,000. Must be cash to settle estate. -Act quick. Mrs. Jennie Khalil). ad- ministratrix. 11 Summer Bt., So. Norwaik. ‘ ' it bring in $927 per year, besides? It so. see MR. MOELLER Inquire at 69 ' inquire at I! Woodward avenue. . WOULD You not. 310.000 home it . you could live. rent tree. and have “All “TAT! POI Ill! OW JIMMY ‘ W NIP“? AW“ and Flat- 7‘ FOR RENT—Two Ila-room sosrt- $ $m$ Insurance manta with garages: new house; \ newly decorated; best residential and $ LOANS? $ $:”:”w”m $ :30 "M Imflclallessfietlety : at Wall at. Phone ass: 0pcuItoli:I0.Sat.Itol Licensed by the State and headed to the Public. - $ WWW REAL ISTATE FOR SALE 5 Does he Bole II AT MARVIN BEACH~ f \ TWO LOTS—Near water, $1,000 each. ALFRED K. ST. JOHN. Real Estate and lnsui‘sncc. 11 Pershing St. Phone 8331 FOR SALE—Two lots. 603117. on ‘Melrcss Square; do good resident- ial section or East Norwalk; a * bargain tor cash buyer. For tur- thor particulars inquire Mrs. L. Erdos. Post road. South Norwalk. Conn. cmuco BEGIN T0 FIGHT-BACK Gunman Fires Shot in City Hall to G e t State ’3 Attorney Crowe‘—-—Threat CHICAGO. June 17.-—(AP). An~ gored at the city's greatest drive against gangsters and their beer- .running feuds. -started Saturday utter a street light in which two po-_ licsmen ,and, one, gangster. were slain. gangland attempted last night to strike back. A gunman went into the strong- hold ot the law—the elites of State's Attorney Crows. .in the City Hall-and dred a bullet which Mr. Crows believed was intended for him. But it missed the only occu- pant ot.the odj'ice. Police Sergeant Elbridge II. Curran. who bears a striking resemblance to Mr. Crowe and the supposed emissary oi the underworld turned and tied betcro Curran’s tire. Search for the would-be killer ex- tended to the city's catacombs. the ordinarily are devoted. to the trans- ter or merchandise underneath Chl- cogo's "loop." Bodyguarde were as- signed to protect Mr. Crews and subterranean mass of tunnels that Chief of Police Collins, and two po- licemen were ordered to travel with William Sweeney. policeman who killed Mike Gonna. gangster. Satur- day. ‘ For a time it was thought the bullet tired at Curran was intended for sweeney. in view 01 an anony- mous telephone threat that he would be killed for slaying Gonna. but Currsn’s resemblance to the State's Attorney led authorities to believe the latter-was the intended victim. As s‘result'ot the1 Incident.” the police were directed to. search tor and arrest Joseph Costa. said to be a haltsbrother- to John Scalice.» who was indicted Monday with Arthur Anaclino as a member or the Genus song that killed the two policemen Saturday. "it lathe latest defiance of the Genus. gangsters, desperate at our attempts to drive them from power and to purge the city of rule by the gun." State's Attorney Crewe dc- olared. He said he had received hundreds or threatening letters in the last tow days. The 89 men arrested Sunday as members or the Gonna gang of alco- hol distillerl and" pedlcrs were an- raigned in federal court yesterday. and released‘in blanket ball of 61.- 000 each after all had pleaded guilty. Sweet Silence. \ (Spanish Paper.) Sho—-—Do you remember the night when you proposed to me? It was a sacred hour. an hour in which I. -—Acverinls in the sentinel toi- the best'resuits. E. A. STROUT AGENCY- “ Wall St. Phone 3858 didn't speak a word! Tie—Yes; it was the happiest ' Real Estate J. M. Layton & Co. (Incorporated) 5 Railroad Ave. Tel. 85. / South liar-walk. Ocnn. For Sale Eight Room House with all in. provements located on water - privsts beach. Good concrete cellar. hot air heat. Price ”.000. St: Room House with every im- provement. Good section. Near center. Price $1,509. ,.,... 9...... Canty 62? Co. mailers-Insurance 17 8c. Main St. Phone 880 NEED MONEY ? STAND ON YOUR OWN FEET , Don't ask your friends or rela- tives. Borrow on a business basis. It is a sell-respecting. honest and sensible way. Quickly and Contidentially Easy Terms I50 losn as month I'm loan ............ II month 8100 loan .........y. 87 month 3150,10”! sessIIIIIe .10 month 8200 icon........... I12 month 9800 icon .815 month Plus Ilawlul Intcieoi Only Call, Write or Phone ,Public Loan Corp so Wall St-.. 908 Conunercial Bldg. Norwalk. Conn. Under supervision of State Banking Department . DRY CANDIDATE wms IN FIGHT 3 I W NEW JERSEY w State Senator Whitney I Nominated'for Gov-Iw emor on G. O. chine Man NEWARK. N. J.. June 113-11112). State Senator Arthur- Whituey‘. oi. Morris county. anti-saloon league . and "anti-boss" candidate upset pres» ccdents and captured the Republi- can nomination for governor in yel- terdayl's primaries. detecting former Attorney General Thomas: F. Mo. Gran or Paterson. and former Dlso irlct Court Judge Cornelius Dorc- mus. ~ The vote in' 2.408 ‘of 2.776 pre- clnctsryvas Whitney 123.460: Mc- Cran 97.293. and Doremus 46.926. Commissioner A. Kerry Moore oi Jersey City. became the Democratic naming; without opposition. ,The Republican result brought the first defeat of an organisation candidate. for nomination as governor in New Jersey's 16 years under the direct primary law. Senator Whitney received strong support among rural. anti-organisa- tion. dry and women voters. ' The former Attorney General was had the endorsement of United States Senator Edge. State Tress- urcr Read Comptroller Bugbes and other organization leaders. Be tail-3 ed to poll the heavy vote in the lac- ger counties which had been expect- ‘ ed to overcome the Whitney lead in smalls; places. Running as the bone dry candid date whose great hope was to re- deem, .n New Jersey. at least. “the young people (rem the hypocrisy oi the hip flask which leads to the petl ting party and its attendant danger.“ Judge Doremus. contrary to expec; tatlons. did not drive a fatal wedge hour of my life! into the Whitney dry vote. By F. LEIPZIGER Ticket-- Defeats Mum regarded as the wet candidate. He
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