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”\‘OUNCEMENTS~
0 -Doa,ths
ds—Card‘of Thanks
“l-In Memoriaui
“Flowers
s(—Funeral Directors
—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
-Personals
pl—Societies and Lodges
‘ —Lost and Found
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..I‘OMOTIVE—
~Autonl‘obllo Agencies
. au—Automobllcs For Sale
'. _s.—~Auto Trucks For Sale
q.—-Auto accessories
h—Garages—Autos for Hire
"—Motorcyclcs and Bicycles
. "‘-Wanted-—Automotive
hSINESS SERVICE—
;—-Business Services Offered
QT—Bulldlng and Contracting
tl-Dreesmaklng and Millinery
h—Heattng. Plumbing. Roofing
p—Insurance and Surety Bonds
I—Trueking—Storage
sl—Palntinx. .Bapertng. Decorat-
t‘lns
N—Professlonsl Services
pi—Repairing and Refinishing
v—Talloring and Pressing
p—Wsnted—Bustneu Service
JPLOYMENT—
%- -a—Employment Agencies
-I-Ielp Wanted—Female
'l—Help Wanted—Male
.‘l—Help—Male and Female
'Si—-Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents
‘i—Sltuattons Wanted—F emale
;:—-situations Wanted—Male
iANCIAL—
, ‘—-Businoss Opportunities
i—Money to Loan—Mortgages
‘ ~Wsnted—To Borrow
' ASTRUCTION—
’l—Correspondcnce Courses
lI—Locul Instruction Classes
I—Musical, Dancing. Dramatic
.‘r‘i—Wanted—Instructton
STOCK——
FAQ-Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
.«S—I-Iorses, Cattle. Vehicles
i—Poultry and supplies
'D—Wanted—Live Stock
:ARCHANDISE—
lit—“Articles For Sale
I-a—Barter and Exchange
z—Boats and Accessories
3—'-Buiiding Materials
-4-—Buslncss and Dulce Equip-
1 meat
' 5—Farm and Dairy Products
, S—F uel. Feed. Fertilizer,
. I—Good Things to Eat
l 9—Household Goods
o-Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
‘ l—Mschtnery and Tools
..2v—Musical Merchandise
z-a—Radio Equipment
8—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
4—Specials at the Store!
8— caring Apparel
6—— anted—To Buy
OMS AND BOARD—o
I—R'oogns With Board
8—Rooms Without Board
9—Rooms for Housekeeping
o—Vacatlon Places
l—Where to Eat
k—Where to Stop in Town
8—Whnted—Rooms or Board
r AL ESTATE FOR RENT—.- '
' 4—Aparlments and Fists
5—Buslness aces For Rent.
6—Farms an Land For Rent
I—Houses For Rent
8—Odices and Desk Room
9—Shore and Mountain — For
Rent
:4 1—1Wanted—Jl‘o Rent
,‘ AL ESTATE FOR SALE—-
R—Brokers in Real Estate
z—‘Bustness Property For Sale
84-Fsrms Ind Land For Sale
I 4—Honses For Sale
‘ s/zs—Lois For Sale
Exit—Shore and Mountain — Far
Sale .
‘ ' i7—Suburban For Sale
~ ~ —To Exchange—Real Estate
w—Wanted’Real Estate
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ANNOUNCEIL‘NTS
host. Found
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St [a ycd. l0
LOST- —-—Spanlsh \vlrcd hair puppy.
Lost \\ rdnrsdm. Has black spot
around it It vie und black spot on
back. l'lvuou return to 158 1"th
Hill road.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
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BARGAINS lN USEL- CARI -- We
must dispose of the few used cars
we have left before April 1st,
Come in and look them over. They
must go at a sacrifice. We need
the space. Make your own terms.
P. .l. DlPlstro. 49 West Ave. Phone
988. Open evenings until silo.
CHEVROLET SEDAN 1 nil—Priced
to move. Good paint and in sood
running order. Easy terms. TIIE
ERWIN M. JENNINGS CO.. Hud-
son and Essex. 13 West avenue.
Norwalk. '
CHEVROLET lint—Touring, in ex-
cellent condition. This car has
had very little use. l’rico reason-
able. THE» l-ZRWIN M. JEN-
NINGS CO.. Hudson and Essex. 12
West avenue, Norwalk.
ESSEX COACH 1924—llc-contlltlou-
cd and new point. This (leslruble
closed flvc-pnsscngcr our will fur-
nish economical transportation.
'l'rrrms arranged. 'I‘Hl-I ERWIN
M. JENNINGS (10.. Hudson and
Essex. 12 West avenue. Norwalk.
('opyllghtcd by James Golden. South Noinnlk. C «Lnu. '
TIDE CALENDAR —— JULY 1925
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:Sun leon. _| Tue. lg Wed. '| Thur. I Fri. l Sat.
First Quar. Full Moon LsstQuar. 8.81. 0.7 0.80 0.8 7.49 7.1 8.48 ' 7.4
9 e a: 1 2 3' 4
*7 428 .~ 6' 12 l 0.22 7.7 7.18 will I 8.14 8.41 9.09 8.7
9.48 7.7 10.42 7.9 11.80 8.0 11.82 8.7 12.48 8.3 1.47 7.8 2.50 . 7.3
5 6 7 8 10 11
10.04 8.9 10.88 8.9 12.88 7.8 1.81 7.8 2.88 7.8 8.88 7.4
404 ‘ 08 8.18 0.03.0.2 0.4 728 I 04 8.17 0.8 8.08 8.48 0.8
12 13 14 15 16 M3170 18
48 :2 8.84, 7.2 0.82 7.2 748 78 8.23 7.8 7.4 8.88 7.8
. 10.20 0.8 10. 88 7.0 11. 20 1.111.!” 7.0 12.82 7. 4i 1.11
19 20 21 22 23 24 25...
10.27 7.010.115 7.01128 7.0 11. 43 71. 12.28 7.2 1.00 7. 2 1.88 7.
.. 8
LN. 7.1 2.81 0.8 3.27 I 0.7 4.20 0.8 8.10 0.5 0.0 NcwMoon
26 . 27 28 29 .30 31 g
2.21 7.2 l 3.00 till 3.51 7.4 4.81 7.8 8.80 7.0 0.51. 20
1925 Flint Coupe, 4 pass.
192.? Jordan Brougham. 5 pass.
1011 Stutz Touring Car.
1021 Chevrolet Sedan. model i". L
VAAS'I‘ BROS.
CADILLAC, JORDAN.
iIUPMOBILE DEALERS.
FOR SALE OR HIRE.
1.7
Drive.
1923 Ford Coupe............. 3200
1921FordCoupe........... 8180
1924 Ford Touring .......... $275
1923 Ford Touring $215
1024 Ford Suburban 8275
1918 Buick Touring ...... 8126
feet order. accessor-
ber. Easy terms.
All cars in p
les and good r
O’BRIEN'S GARAGE.
8 Webster‘street. Phone 2882
HIGH GRADE USED CARS
that are ready to go and givevmany
months of satisfactorv service.
All makes and models to choose
from.
Small downwayments. one year to
pay the balance.
Open evenings and Sundays.
Cars washed and polished.
REGENT GARAGE.
Wall St. Norwalk
JAMES C. CUNNthil-lAM. Prop.
Oldest and most reliable used car
dealer in the State.
OLDSMOBILE ION—Sport Touring.
ready for the road. Two bumpers.
tras. Price interesting. THE ER-
WIN M. JENNINGS CO.. Hudson
and Essex. 12 West avenue, Nor-
walk.
' Motorcycles and Bicycles
l5
INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE—With side
car; late model; perfect running
order: price. $75. For particulars.
inquire William Hull. 74 Wood-
ward avenue.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Serle Offered .
18
AUL’I‘IDNEER
'llsl. 8108-11
Joseph A. Angtons
Norwsih
BOSCH MAGNno-AII makes of
magnetoes. starters. generators re-
' paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
can. 119 80. Main St. Phone 848'.
GRADING AND GARDENING —
Sewers or cellars dug: cement and
tar walks laid; stone blasting. etc.
James Flrnnz and Mike Panichel-
1a. s cm street. South Norwalk.
Phone 2282 or 1508.
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
out. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Ful-
ler. 92 Taylor avenue, South Nor-
walk. Phone 8778W.
LAWN” MOWED—Gsrdens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
Phone 8815. Fred Hamilton.
mote-meter. wiper and ‘other'er—‘i‘
. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—
M., Below for P. M.
and Truths. ‘ ‘
nusmsss issues
Moons. melting, Storage
NAG! altos—Storage. All kinds
local and ion" distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving, 8~ton black dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 811. Daytime:
304 14 Nights.
25
Painting. Paperlng. Decorating 28
'lVINDOW SHADES
The Moon is in Apogee the 20th.
LIVE STOCK
Artie-ice For Sale
51
11‘} LIABLE MATERIAL—At lowest
prices. Warehouse full or bath-
tubs. toilets. basins, sinks. wash-
tubs. doors of all kinds. sash, rare
Colonial mantcls. Colonial doors
and trim. iron grill doors—drun-
tireils of other things. Soutllurd
(Pioneer Wreckers. Est. 46 years).
133 Ninth avenue. New York city
(15111 Street).
We sell them and- we hang them
SOMERS 8i: S \
Paints, Window Slia V. Vsrnlshes
8-10 Railroad Ave" 2 Wall St.
So.Norwalk - Norwalk 5
Trco Specialists 28A
ROLL ROOFING. 81.00 PER ROLL.
-—Slate surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
C. A. HANSON.
27 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
Dept. 11.
The Moon is In Perigee the 6th.
Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast. of the United States." Issued by the
Initcd States t'oast and Geodetic Stirlncy giving the time of
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NOItW -\LK HARBOR, (‘ ONN.
The figures .it the Left abmc the day of the month gim tlw time of High Tide for A.
The figures at the Right of those cite the Height of Title in Feet
ROOMS AND BOARD
Where to Stop in Town 72
HILL TOP INN—Otters its spacious
dance' pavilion for dances, get-
togethers, etc. Conveniently io-
cated. Catering service. Patel
reasonable. For particulars phone
2281.
Wanted—Rooms or Board 78
THREE BUSINESS ADULTS—Dc.
sire unfurnished apartment with
lvuurd. Address I’. O. Box B. 3..
Norwalk, Conn.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
- 74
Apartments and Flats
Business and Office Equipment. 51
'1‘sz High Pressure
POWER SPRAYERS
At Your Service.
A. H. HELLNER
Phone 273 Westport.
a
Repairing and Refinishing
20
WANTED——Chalrs to re-seat. Price
1"0 R SALE—Two
Black Walnut
Bookkeepers Desksv810.00 each.
One Fine Black and Circassizm
Walnut Library ltoitop Desk 20.00-
tlue Mid-Victorian Solid Black
Walnut Combined Book case and
Secretary. beautifully carted, has
four plate glass doors. A handsome
piece of turniture_flt for any home.
Itust be .seen to be appreciated.
Worth at loast‘7200.00 will sell for
850.00.
Inquiroz—C. Swartz.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mgr. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkers. 8 West Ave.. Nor-
a?:::bie. Phone 2856. Edward Old Well C‘s“ Co..
' 83 Washington St.
EMPLOYMENT household Guods Sit
Emlllomem 580m! 31A us'r'rnassns. PILLOWS — ousti-
CONNECTICUT Enfl'. AGENCY— ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817. Norwalk \Mattress
Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
walk. Phone 2481.
Wanted—do Buy 66
Help Wanted—h eniale 32
ALSO. LEARNERS.
CORSET CO.. INC.
R.&G.
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jaffes. 47 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
FEMALE HELP WANTED —- The
Brophy Laundry. 134 Water street,
ROOMS AND BOARD
South Norwalk.
l
APARTMENT T0 LET—In two-
t'amlly house. new; all improve-
‘REAL ESTATE FOR. MINT
78
Business Pisces Fur Item.
FOR RENT—Store and dwelling:
Connecticut awnuc‘on Post road:
general store. lunch room. 6th
four rooms and bat upstairs: all
improvements. Pho e 481.
STORE—With four rooms in rear:
reasonable rent: gand location for
a drug store or bakery and dell-
catessen. Tel. 2898.
ON LIBERTY stABu—Two terse
stores, completely renovated. suit-
able for all businesses. Rent 850
Inquire M. Pascale. 86 Van Zant
street.
71
FAIRFIELD llEACh—New five-
room shoro cottage: all improve-
ments; newly furnished; month,
$l80: season. 8300. Boating.
fishing uud bathing. Also. three-
room cottage. Inquire John L.
Lyon. Bridgnport. Phone Barnum
2504.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and [land For Sale 83
FOR SALE—Farm and building lot.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN
Real Estate and Insurance
ll Pershing St. Phone 3331
Si
Houses For Rent
Houses For 5an
ATTRACTIVE IIOUSl-l -— Fifteen
rooms: two or three families; lin-
provemems. Good barn: large
plot: central location. Phone
1051-12.
FOR
house.
SALE—Desirable two-family
Norwalk. Phone 2942.
FOR SALE-
FOUR- ROOM HOUSE-Lot 80:100..
fruit and shade trees. $2.200.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements:
lot. 67.1;805. 14.500.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE - All im-
provoments:1st district: lot 77:
104. $5. 800.
TWO- FAMILY HOUSE—11. roonis-
improvements. 2nd district. (5. 800.
SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES
for rent during the summer
months. Building lots. ‘
THE TAMMAN "AGENCY.
Phone 3844 128 Washington St.
FOR SALE-House seven rooms all
improvements. Centrally located
on trolley line. For particulars
inquire at 91'. Woodward aunue.
South Net-walk.
FOR SALE—
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE—12 rooms:
all improvements: two baths: lot.
40x1tl0; price. $8.600;
ALFRED K. 51‘. JOHN.
t‘rofnt &. Imam): rent. :25; part
improvements. Inquire J. J. Venn,
contractor. Phone 371-18.
VIE-ROOM FLAT—I'Vlth improve-
ments; two-family house; loca-
tion. residential street in East Nor-
walk; short walk from trolley.
Cull 042-2. ‘
l-‘I
FOR RENT—Four rooms;
provvmcnts. 3 St. John
Eas‘ Norwalk.
FOUR ROOMS—All improvements.
Inquire 100 Taylor avenue. Phone
318. ‘
FOUR ROOMS—First floor;
diato possession. Inquire F. J.
Buckley. 4 Larsen street. South
Norwalk. between 5 and 7 p. m
GREGORY BLVD.—Flve-room flat.
‘in new house: all improvements;
small family of adults desired. In-
quire Chris Hansen. 10 Gregory
Boulevard. Phone 2680.
OSBORNE AVE.. 17—Four rooms
all im-
street,
imme-
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
—We have permanent positions
for a few young ladies experienced
in this line. Apply in person.
59 Cove avenue, East Norwalk.
Clover Mfg. Co.. Winnlpauk, Conn.
‘-
WOMEN OPERATORS—On bras-
sleres: steady work. Apply Syl-
viu Ilrnt‘slcr Mfg. Co.. 136 Wash-
ington street, South Norwalk.
YOUNG LADY—To assist in book-
PLEASANT MONT noon—1n pri-
vate family; nicely furnished; all
conveniences; suitable for one or
two gentlemen; centrally located.
Also, garage for rent. Call us 70
South Main street. or Phone 8253
after 5 p. m.
keeping. with knowledge of typing.
Previous experience required. Ac-
curacy essential. Write “Assist
Bookkeeper." clo Sentinel.
Help “sated—Male 88
WALL ST., 92—Will,rent furnished.
kitchenette apartment of two or
three rooms: also. nicely furnish-
ed roomu. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 1486.
and bath: all improvements. In.
Rooms Without Board 08 quire at same address. .
FURNISHED ROOM—For one or QUINTARDAVE»13-?“"°|'°°m"
two persons; near water. Apply ‘” improvements. “‘9’“ A"
1st. Inquire on premises.
SO. MAIN ST., 27—Flve rooms and
bath: all improvements. Indulre
108 South Main street. Phone
1446. .
WEST WASHINGTON 's'r. -— Six
rooms and bath: all improve-
ments: opposite Telephone build-
ing. Inquire st 29 Putnam ave-
nue or Call 882-8.
a.
WOODWARD AVE. 27 — Four
rooms. upstairs: part improve-
ments. Inquire at same address.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good condition.
Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day
'street. South Norwalk. Phone 989.
MIRRORS—To till every need. Pic-
ture frames. Upholstsrlng 'sup-
plies. A Borgstrom. cabinet maker
and upholstersr. New 1. 0. 0. 8'.
Bldg. So. Norwalk. 9
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
CANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 8541
'NOOS'I‘ER AND DAV].
A. I. WrrnS‘I‘lR I. W. DAVIS
A'l‘l'lltl‘lm' AT LAW
’omsrly Hiaminm U. S. Patent
0111s..
1118 Main 8L. 311829th
Sand for Booklet on Patents.
BAKER WANTED—For bread and
rolls. Address Baker. clo Sentinel.
CARPENTER AND MI'LLWRIGHT
-—For factory mason's work; steady
position. Crofut a- Knapp I-Iat Co.
TWO YOUNG' MEN—For stock
clerks. R. 4': G. Corset Co.. Inc.
Situations Wanted—male . 88
WOMAN—Would like washing to do'
at home. Inquire Mrs. KOVECI.’30
Soundvtew avenue. South Norwalk.
FINANCIAL
. Money to loath-Mortgages 40
FIRST & SECOND—Mortgageloans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 30 Wall St. room
203. Norwalll. Conn.
CONTRACTING - liason work.
grading lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking land. grml. cinder-s.
boom for uls. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone 201. Dorian.
KAISER & BARRY.
Plumbing. Tlnning. Heating
and Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds.
Metal Ceilings. Jobbing.
Figures gladly given.
08 Water St. Phone 308i
WINDOW CLEANING -- Quick and
reliable service. StoresI offices.
far- a residences. etc. Contract
by melt or month.
Cl‘l‘i ..lNDOW CLEANING CU.
”pm It Phone 8848
\ ~ a
' 4
Poultry and mill!!!
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and tire-
ed while you wilt. P. Romano,
first class service. Phone 8888.
Live Poultry Market. 18 Chestnut
street. South Norwslh.
HUSKY BAH! CHICKS—Barred
and White Books. Rods. “horns:
Duohllngs. 'Wlshbosss breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Airdals puppies for sale.
Phone 408. Weston u» Poultry
Market. ll lain street. Norwalh.
mobile I
are sure.
ask for an ad taker.
“What’s Your’s Today?”
What do you want—a better position—5s
more comfortable room—a new home—an auto-
Evcrybody has some big want—and a lot
of smaller ones on the side.
successful and comfortable—these two wants
But—you know what particular things are
on your mind today—and whatever your im-
mediate wants are—s look through the indexed
columnsoof The Evening Sentinel’ a Classified
Section will help to satisfy them. '
This A-B- C Classified Section' is‘l clearing-
‘house of all the wants and offers of, the people
of Norwslk—every day you’ll find new oppor-
tunities to get what you ’ve been looking for.
If what you want isn't advertised here.
turn your wish into a reality—call 92 or 93 and
m up Classified Ads
Always the Santa-In Service ' .
Always Masai-Ill Opportunity
You want. to b
—Advartise in the lsntlnal for
1280mm
moms; tlvc rooms with extra Real Estate and Insurance,
room. Inquire 48 Taylor avenue. ll Pershing St. Phone 3331
FIRST sT.. 19 —-Four beautiful at
rooms; newly decorated; handy to WILTON AVENUE——
TWO FIVE-ROOM HOUSES-$3.800
each. One good six-room cottage
on Fair street. 84.800.
" srnofir nonxc‘v,
till Willi St. Phone 3658
SIX ROOMS—Improve-
ments; two-car garage: high
ground: shore air. Little cash
and monthly payments. Other
places for sale. Inquire Van Ness.
40 Bayvlew avenue. Phone 1347.
HOUSE.
Nonwaut—
lO-ROOM HOUSE—Ail improve-
ments: two baths; good condition;
lot. 70x280; price. 88.500.
d-ROOM HOUSE—East Norwalk.
All improvements. lot 8011150.
Price 85.000 it sold at once.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate and Insurance,
11 Pershing St. Phone 8331
WWW. I". HOY'I‘ & SON (REALTORS)
Moved to 8 North Main' St.
Doing business as usual since being
burned out by fire.
HERE ARE
THREE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
BUYS:
ONE 2- FAMILY HOUSE—28x28.
Chestnut street. 14 rooms. For a
quick sale price 88. 800. Look
this over.
60 WILTON AVENUE—House. seven
rooms; all improvements; in per-
fect condition: good neighborhood;
two garages. room for four cars.
Pride. 87.500; mortgage, 84.000.
HOUSE. BERKELEY STREET—
Best of locations. near the center:
all improvements: one-car garage
—snd a wonderful buy. If you
are looking for a home, don't for-
get to see this home. Price, 87,-
800; mortgage. 84.800.
WILLIAM F. HOY’I‘ a: son.
8 North Main St. ' Tel. 488
OWNER—Forced to raise cash. will
sacrifice this modern duplex two-
family house: short walk to South
Norwalk station. Consists of two
six-robin apartments. with bath.
two ‘separate furnaces. all brass
piping. every improvement. In
perfect condition. No money need
be spent for repairs. 88, 800, worth
$10. 000. -
E. A. STROUT AGENCY.
68 Wall St. Phone 8688
[mafia-Sale 88
ANOTHER BARGAIN—Fina corner
building lot. 1110 ft. on Xaple
street; worth 8600: will sail for
8800. Fred W. Buckley, 25 Cedar
street. Phone 2028.
SIX-ROOM nunoubw—rwo lots:
all improvements. including hot
water host and oak doors; low
price with easy terms. Phone
1198-12. 2
Blue Coming Back.
The turquoise is mas a come-
back. according to dicta from Paris.
Reports by returned trsvalers indi-
cate turquols blue is being used
widolyufor sweaters and summer
gowns and even for evening dresses:
In some instances black or White'sllk
voile gowns are embroidered or
Meriden Judge’s Wife
Is Killed'in Crash
All‘lllllll‘IN. t:onn.. .luly 18,-(AP)
Mrs. Ill. 'l‘. DtiWnt'S, wife of Judge
liownes. “as so badly injured in an
automobile accident at Wallingtord
yesterday that she died at the Merl-
don Hospital fifteen minutes after
she \"tlS udmlttwl.
Mrs. Ilobert liusscti.
with her escaped with
wound and a few bruises.
William \Vuddleton. instructor at
the Wailllligtord Golf Club was driv-
ing Judge llownes' closed car with
the. two women toward the golf club
at neon. when a rear tire blew out.
who
._u scalp
.dashcd‘ tho car against a telephone
pole on liltsf. Center street with
force enough to tear 011' the door.
Roth women were thrown clear of
tho'cur. They Were hurried to the
hospital. but nothing could be done
for Mrs. Downes. \Vaddleton was
barely scratched.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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lior Sale.
Thu-n family house. centrally
located. Hot air furnace. garage.
l‘rlce 89.500.
Attractive six room house in
South Norn-alk, best residential
section. E v e r y improvement.
Garage.
For these or any others consult
Canty 69’ .Co.
Realtors-Insurance
.17 So. Iain St. Phone 880
“’fls .
FOR SALE
3 beautiful one family houses
located on Corner Gregory
Boulevard and Fifth Street,
East Norwalk.
' Consisting of 6 large rooms,
open fire place, tile bath room,
floor and wall, built-in tubs,
pedestal wash basin and all
high grade plumbing. Copper
leaders, gutters. Cement side-
walks and cement walks to the
house. Small payment down.
Balance in monthly payments.
Same as paying rent. Apply
JOSEPH KLAFF
40 Water Street
Phone 1279.2.
Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35
South Norwalk, Conn.
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850 loan ............ 88 month
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8100mm ............ 87 month
8180 loan 810 month
8200 loan .A........ .. 812 month
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Holds Center'of
Stage m_ Dayéort .
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This photo of William rJen-‘l
.nings Bryan' was taken a few-
:dsys ago in Dayton, Tenn. Sur-r
.rounded by the usunlacrowd of
admirers Bryan stopped discuss-
ing “he! developments? in i the
Scopes evolution“ ,trial, long
enough to pom“; ’
MINERS DEMAND
OWNERS snow
SALARY nsrs
Want These for Con-
sideration in Deter-
mining Labor Costs
In Coal Production-
ATLANTIC CITY N. J.. July 18—-
(AIM) Anthmtite minors yesterday
demanded that operators reveal sal-
aries they paid to presidents. direc-
tors and "high-priced lawyers" for
consideration in determining labor
costs in anthracite production.
The lllllll' owners refused on the
ground that such information was
irrelevant.
The. scale conference
until Tuesday afternoon.
In describing tho demand. a min-
ers' spokesman said: o
"So far we have been unable to
get a statement from the operators
on the labor cost of mining anthra-
cite coal. In order to ascertain all
the. {acts that enter into this charge.
we roqurstcd the operators today to
submit to the sub-comm flee the
saalries of presidents of coal com-
panies. of members of boards of di-
rectors and the huge sum paid to
high priced attorneys. We believe
that the total represents a substan-
ltal item in the cost of labor in the
hard coal business."
adj ou rnsd
Calls Newspaper Man
Guilty in Strike Case
WILLIMAN'I‘JC. t‘onn.. July 18.—
(AP.) The case of Clarence J.
Kearney. Providence newspaperman.
who was arrested Thursday on
charges of breach of the peacgand
trespassing when trying to get an
interview from a lll('illl)t"l‘ of the
family of one of the striking opera-
tives of the American Thrtari Coni-
pany. some of whom have been
evicted by tho cmupnny. came up
before .luour- Frank H. Fess yester‘
day. The cnurt found him guilty of
technical ln't-m-h of the prace and
susptnded judgment on that count
and Kearney \vils discharged on the
trespassing count.
Kearney told the court that Its
committed no breach of the peace
In trying to get the interview and
that he thought that ho had the
right. as a newspaper man to go to
the operatives home in his quest
for a statement.
One of the most popular of the
scrren stars. and 011° who never
gets :1 divorce or shoots anyons
has just been signed for another
series of pictures. I refer to Fells
the cat. I‘nt Sullivan is the cro-
ator of, Felix. you know. Aldous
Huxley. noted author, says Fells
is the. perfect personification oi
what a motion picture star should
be.
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