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A-B-C 'AD Index
ANNOUNCEMENTS—
l—Deatbs
2—Card of Thanks
a-In Memoriam
4—Flowers
b—Funeral Directors
G—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
7—Persone-ls
s—Societiss and Lodges
10—Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-
A—Automobilo Agencies
u—Auilomoblles For Sale
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
13—_Auto accessories
it—Gereges—Autos for Hire
15—Motorcycies and Bicycles
IT—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE—
ll—Businpfl Services Offered
zit—Building and Contracting
21——Dressmaklng and Millinery
its—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
zx—Insurance and Surety Bonds
2 5—Trucklng—-Storage
ze—Paintins'. Pepering. Decorat-
ing
'al—Professionel Services
as—Repairing and Refinishing
ao—Tailorlng and Pressing
31~Wanted——Business Service
. EMPLOYMENT—‘
~ aha—Employment Agencies
iii—Help Wanted—Female
zit—Help Wanted—Male
34—Help—Maie and Female
35—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents
ail—Situations Wanted—Female
37—Situations Wanted—Male
' FINANCIAL-
" ash—Business Opportunities
eo—Money to Loan—Mortgages
el—Wanted—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION—
41—Correspondence Courses
‘48—Locui Instruction Classes
,~ 44—Musicai. Dancing. Dramatic
* ee—Wanted—-Instruction
. LIVE STOCK—
d‘I—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
is—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
‘ es—Poultry and supplies
Soc-Wanted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE—,-
51—Articlee For Sale
She—Barter and Exchange
52—13mm and Accessories
Sit—Building Materials
bl—Buslness and Oiilee Equip-
ment
55—Ferm and Dairy Products '
56—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
"—6006. Things to Eat
sit—Household Goods
oil—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
st—Meehinery and Tools
sa—Musicai Merchandise
aim—Radio Equipment
63—Seeds, Plants, Flowers
64—Speclals at the Stores
6 5—Wearing Apparel
’ fit—Wented—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD— -
ef—Rooms With Board
es—Rooras Without Beard
es—Rooms for Housekeeping
“lo—Vacation Places
1'1—Whero to Eat
la—Where to Stop in Town
la—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—1 '
N—Apartments and Flats
75—Business Places ForRent
76—Farms and Lend For Rent
71—Houses For Rent
73—Omces and Desk Room
79—Shore and Mountain - For
. Rent
Si—Wented—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
‘ R—Brokers in Real Estate
sz—Buslnees Property For Sale
83—21m- end Land For Sale
Sl—KOMes For Sale
Si—Lots For S e
' SG—Shore and Mountain -- For
Sale
87—Suhurban fir Sale
Sl—To Exchangr-Real“ Estate
lt—Wanud—RealEste
AUCTION LEGAL—u
so—Au on Sales.
91—min: Notices
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THE EVENING smallish“--.
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the space. Make your Own terms.
P. J. DlPietxo. 40 West Ave. Phone
055. Open evenings until 0:00.
192‘ BUICK—Master six. seven- pas-
senger touring, with California top:
excellent condition. .Inquire 100
South Main street, or Phone
3974.1.
ESSEX COACH 1924—Re-condition-
ed and new' paint. This‘ desirable
closed five-passenger car will fur-
nish economical transportation.
Terms arranged. THE ERWIN
M. JENNINGS co. Hudson and
Essex. 12 West avenue. Norwslk.
1025 Flint Coupe, 4 pass.
1925 Jordan Brougham, 5 pass.
1918 Stutz Touring Car.
1021 Chevrolet Sedan. model 1 B.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
FORD noADsTEn—mz In good
condition. $75.00. Inquire Young.
Bartlett avenue. rear old Broad
River School.
FOR SALE OR HIRE.
U
Drive.
1928 Ford Coupe............. 8200
‘
1924 Ford Suburban . . . . . . . . . $275
1918 Buick Touring .. $125
All cars in perfect order. accessor-
ies and good rubber. Easy terms.
O'BRIEN'S GARAGE.
S Webster street. Phone 2832
HIGH GRADE USED CARS
that are ready to go and give many
months of satisfacto. . service.
All makes and models to choose
from.
Small down payments, one year to
pay the balance.
Open evenings and Sundays.
Cars washed and polished.
REGENT GARAGE.
Wall St. Norwalk
JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM. Prop.
Oldest and most reliabla‘ used car
dealer in the State. '
LATE 1921 BUICK—Six roadster. In
good shape. Phone Darien 158.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE—With side
car; late model: perfect running
order; price. 375. For particulars.
inquire William Hull, “7'4 Wood-
sees...
15
1921‘Ford Coupe ............ 3160'
1024 Ford Touring .......... $275
1928 Ford Touring ........... $215
ward avenue. Help Wanted—Female 82
0811i! 03
B 38 833“ IS EXPERIENCED OPERATORS-—
8m Servi Offered .
Aumogmg ALSO. LEARNERS. R. a 0.
Tel. list-11 Nos-paik ~
Jogepb A. No". CORSET CO. INC.
The Moon is in Apogee the 20111.
n
and Tenths. V
The figures at the Left above the day of t he
M. Below for P. M. The figures at the Right
Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT NORWALK HARBOR CONN; ~ 7'
month give the time of High Tide for A.
of these give the Height of Tide 1n Feet
The Moon is in Perigee the 6th.
’Issued by the
'Loom for eel}. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone 281. Derien.
WINDOW CLEANING Quick and
springs. tables. chairs. pillows and
Call 65 Put-
otllor small artlcl
nam nvenue.
CS.
analyses saunas Ecumenism , _ #9911959. 99“”
Business Services Offered 13 Articles mi- Sale 51 800m Willie“ Bard “_8
CONTRACTING - Mason ‘ work, FOR SALE—1111b kitchen range. WALL-8T2," 9'!—'Will rent furnished.
grading lawns. drives. roads. heating stove. oil heater. kitchen kitchenette apartment of two or
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cinders. cabinet. small wardrobe bed and three rooms: also. nicely furnish-
cd roomii. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 1‘96.
.reliable service. Stores. offices.
factories, residences; etc. Contract
by day. week or month.
CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO.
90 Well at. Phone 2568
527 Concord Ave.
-—Slate surfaced.
ROLL ROOFING. 81. 00 PER ROLL.
82. 00 per roll.
C. A. RANSOM,
Cambridge. Mass.
Dept. lid.
“Where to Stopus Town“- '12
HILL TOP INN—Offers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances, get-
togethers, eie. Conveniently io-
outed. Catering service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
. moving, 5-ton Meek dumps. 100
2141 orylliie.
inquire
“WW. mm" 3‘0"” ’5 poem and Accessories on ”‘1
may BROS-Storage. s11 sum REAL ESTATE 1'03. RENT
local and 1011* distance trucking M9503423ftazmzsifi 23 n' x 6 ' "’ '
' Apartments and Fists "ll
‘ Conn. Ave. Phone us. Daytime!
804 14 Nights.
nil-incl. and Office Equipment as
APARTMENT—Five rooms with all
improvements: also, garage. In-
Painting. repaint". Deislrstiog ue
' . WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS a SOMEBS
Paints. Window Skid". Varnishes
sue-mums Aver. ' ‘ ‘ 2 Wall it
So. Norwalk Norwalk
Theo Specialists 28A ..
Two High Pressure-
rowgn SPRAYERI
350. 00.
0
_ Inquire: -—C. Ewart: -
'Weil Cigar Co... -
FOR SALE-Two Black Walnut
,Bookkeepers Desks 810.00
One Fine Black .and Circassian .
Walnut Library-Roltop Desk 20.00
One Mid-Victorian Solid «Black
Walnut Combined Boo-k case and
- “Secretary. -beantifuliy» earfid.’ has"
four plate glass doors. A handsome
piece of furniture fit for any home.
Must be seen. to be appreciated.
Worth at least $200. 00 will sell for
1
Washington it.-
each.
qulre 7 Hanfdrd place.
ELY AVE. 58—-—-Three rooms, on
second floor; improvements. In-
quire at same address. ‘
‘FIVEJtOO'K ELAT—With improve-
ments: two-family -llouse;~loca-
lion. residential street in East Nor-
walk: short walk from trolley.
Call 912- “ ..-, ..-. "
Inquire 100 Taylor Avenue.
815. ,
FOUR ROOMS-First door.
Phone
imme-
_ At Your Service.
A. H. KELLNER
Phone 271 Weetpori.
. Repairing and Refinishing so
.1.
street.
Household goods. - '
KITCHEN STOVE—For
good condition. Inquire 4 Cottage
sale: i
,-
diate possession. .Incuire F. .1.-
Buckley. 4 Larsen street. South
11 Norwelk. between 5 and 'l' p. m.
‘08 Wall St
FOUR Rooms—An imprdvemenls. .-
AUOflONfl-Lza‘u , Copyrighted by James Golden. South Norwalk, Conn. -RMI, ESTATE ’03 RENT
Legal Notices ill . - . a Apartments and Flats 74
“mm TIDE CALENDAR —" JULY 1925“ °” “WM °
Sealed bids will lie received .1 > ‘ ‘ , stores. completely renovef‘ed.‘lifixta
llif‘ office of the City .Engl- . .' able for all businesses" 1.;an
ilcer up to July 24, e —-s v M Th vi Inqul‘re M. Pascale. ah t
o'clock p. m.. Eastern Standard , , ’1 . ' roe
'i‘ime said bids to cover' the furnish- llll I 011. l Tue. - I “r | 11“} . I ‘ sat. Houses For Rent '17
ing of all labor and materials for . . - , . . '- ‘- .‘
the laying of cement, concmt. wglk "I," all". .Eulluoon manor. 5.“ 6.7 E50 “ 1." 7.1 .4. 7.‘ A. RENT OR; BALE—011v .a'y “1‘11“.-
and curbs in front of the premises - . _~ . six-room house “I improvements'
of Eva C. Ferris and Edwin A. Brit-f _‘ . - . f ' ‘ -: _ East Norwelk. erssonsble. Write
ton, liirst SL. Third Taxing District. - Mg ' 1.1 ms 's.i 8.14 "as toe" at s. 6.. do Sentinel
Specifications may be obtained at 28 6 13 . . . , .. . . .
the once of the City Engineer. - N _f f ..
The contract will be awarded 1* “5 - H 1048 7. 11 ' , ' ’ ‘ ‘ . Rm 351““ ’03 3A“
the lowest responsible bidder. The '- ' ' ', ' .85 3'0 11'" 8.7 1"“ -.'a "a 7'. l-W ' ' 7'. Hm For Splh
right is reserved to reject any or ‘ 7 8 - 9 10 11 l. ._
all bids. » ‘ . ‘ ~ ' - - . ‘
. ‘ -. FOR SALE-— ~—-—- - v «i»
THOMAS ROBINS. 1°“ "’ ‘0'“ ”i "-88. - I-l 1M 'M ass as use 'M noun ROOM 3011315431411 502100. in,
' \ .... " ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " ' -,- , ~. '— fruit and shade was}: ".200. ..
Mayor. - SIX- ROOM HOUSE—Improvements'
4.01 is as use as us M an - as e.os on use as 10., 61,305 14 500 '
ANNOUNCEMENT! 13 . - - -. , .. .-. ._ ..-, . rwo- “1:11.! 119311111 -— All im-
pm“. 7 ‘ ‘ . . ,- -~‘ ; ‘ provements, 1st distriE‘tE’ lot 77!
-.. ' use 1.21am 1.2 an 1.2 m ' u 3.13 1.3 an; .. , _ .. ' ,' ‘ - 104. 85.800.
NOTICE. .. " J ' :: "5 7| TWO-FAMILY HOUSE-11 rooms;
lily wife having left my bed and .. r 4 _ improvements. and district. (5.500.
board. I will no longer be re’spon- no,” at... m g, M “_u 7.1 ~ ".57 4.0 1,.” 1.11 1.8 SEVERAL FURNISflED‘ 110M533
sible for any debts contracted by 19‘ 20 21 2 r for tLent Bdilf‘lfiing lib“: summer ,
her or others. ' 2 . , 23 24 25 mon s. u 11g 0 ‘
Signed. CHARLES T. MORRIS. . ' . . THE TAMMAN.~' AGENCY: -
10.11 1.6 10.55 7.511.” 1.5 11,“ 1.1 12.25 1.211139 1,: . Phone 33“ 1;; WWW“ .
AUTOMOTIVE _ g ., , . l' . TOR SALE—Rouse beven rooms fl
Automobiles m Sale 11 ; 1.114 1.1 1.11 as an .s 5.19 as . - . . . ' Imvrovem-ntv 003W" 100“
0.! t” o a” .0 Newbuon . on_ trolley line. For particulars
3‘39“”3 IN “"3" CARS “ We 26 27 28 1 29 30 . ‘- inquire at 93 WOodwerd avenue.
must dispose of the few used cars . . ‘ ‘ South Norwalk. ‘
'0 have left before April 1st. 3.11 7.3 8.06 1.8 5.51 ~ 7.4 4.51 1.5 5.50 7.6 5.51. 7.6 20
Come in and look them over. They - , 'FOR SALE—-
must go at a «orifice. We need T
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE—1.3 rooms;
all improvements; two. baths; lot.
40x100: price, $8,000,.
ALFRED-K. 31'. JOHN.
Real Estate and Insurance,
11 Pershing St. Phone 3331
WILTON AVENUE:-
TWO FIVE- ROOM HOUSES—$8. 800
each. One good six- -room cottage
.on Fair street, 5.4- 500.
STROUT AGENCYK
Phone 3058
HOUSE. SIX ROOMS wimprove:
ments; two-car garage: high
ground; pure air. . Little cash
and monthly payments. other
places for sale. Inquire Van Ness.
40 Bayview avenue. Phone 1%".
WM. 1". HOYT a soulnpkmonm
Moved to ‘3 North Main St.
Doing business as usual since being
burned out by fire“: a
HERE ARE ‘
THREE EXCEPTIONALLY coon
BUYS:
ONE mummy ,HOUSE—zdx'ZL
Chestnut street.14 rooms. For a
this over.
60 WILTON AVENUE—House. seven
rooms; alllmprovements; in per-
fect conditlfin: good neighborhood;
two garages. roon'l for four cars.
Price. $7.5001mortguge.$4.000.
HOUSE. BERKELEY STREET—-
all improvements: one-car garage
—and a wonderful buy. If your
‘sre looking for a‘ home. dont for.
get to see this- home. Price, :7, 4
.500; mortgage. $4.500. .
WILLIAM F. HOYT & soup.-
8 North Main St. Tel. 435“
in new house; all improvements;
WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Chance.
EMPLOYMENT .
ed.
walk.
MATTRESSES. ruinows. - Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
Phone 817. Norwaik Mattress
Co., ‘9 Franklin street. South Nor-
'small family of adults desired. 1n-
quire Chris }ianseh. 15 Gregory
Boulevard. Phone 2680.
QUINTARD AVE: iu—anoe roomiu'
all improvements. Vacant Aug.
Employment Agency 81A
Wilma—1o a...
1st. Inquire on premises.
SECOND ST., 36—0 rooms with all
CONNECTICUT EMP. AGENCY-
Mrs. saw. I-liteMock. Mgr. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkers. 8 West Ave. Nor-
walk. Phone 2481.
FURNITURE-Second ...... bought
at highest prices. If you have any
iunk or metal to sell we will also
improvements. Phone 3090.
WEST “WASHING-TON s'r. — Six
ll hill! 1°”. Call or write rooms and- bath: ,ail improve-
from”; Fort Poigtltflet- , merits: opposite Telephone build-
Phone at _ ing. Inquire at 29 Putnam sve-
nue or Call 85248.
scours syn noasn -
Rooms Without Board
5
1L
Business mace- lbs Rent _. {is
3 iron RENT—Store and dwelling:
BOSCH MAGNln o-All makes of
magnetoes. starters, generators re-
ignition for Fords and all other
ears. 119 So. Main St. Phone “5.
paired and installed. New Beech ..
two persons:
runmsnnn ROOM—For one o'r
INS-1‘ water.
50 Cove avenue. East Norwalk.
Apply
Connecticut .avenue on Post road:
ur rooms and bath upstairsl' all
provements. Phone “1. '
STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
-~Wo have permanent positions
for a few youn'g ladies experienced
in this line. Apply in person.
Clever Mfg. Co. Winnipauk. Conn.
GRADING AND Gamma -—
Sewers or cellars dug; cement and
James Flrnns and Mike Panichel-
la. 8 Cliff street. South Norwelk.
Phone 2183 or 1508. ‘
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
out. cesspoois cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Ful-
ler, 92 Taylor avenue, South Nor-
wafk. Phone 8778W.
LAWN” MOWED—Gardens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton. .
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed enil put in good coni'ition.
Alpha Plating Works. 91 W
street. South Norwalk. Phone use.
THE SENTINEL allows
As an accommodation
extension of its public service.
CREDIT
to those
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mail
promptly on the date of first
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they Will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of this policy
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
in minimising collection el-
pense by prompt payments.
a: - "N‘U ‘2‘ "V'IW'UWH (5 Pk” ."i.
1
gun's-v Henna-aux
ture frames. Upholsterlng sup-
plies. A Bergen-om. cabinet maker
and upholsterer. New I. O. O. l'.
Bldg. So. Norwalt.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
WOOSTEK AND DAVIS
A. I. WOOSTIR M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Oflee ~
1111' Main IL. Drldgcport.
lead for Booklet on Patents.
mean. a Dinar.
Plumbing. Tinnlng. Heating
and Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds.
Metal Ceilings. Jobbing.
tar walks laid; stone blasting. eto. ‘
MIRRORHO flll every need. Pio- '
YOUNG LADY—As typist and assist-
ant bookkeeper. Muller Gloria
Mills. Fair Grounds, Winnipauk. .
conveniences;
after 5 p. m.
PLEASANT‘ FRONT ROOM—In pri-
vate family: nicely furnished. all
suitable for one or
two gentlemen; centrally located.‘
Also, garage for rent.
South Main street. or Phpne 3258
Call at 7
STORE—With four rooms in rear;
reasonable rent; ’good location for
catessen. Tel. ll".
—Advert_lse in the Sentinel for the
best results.
6
YouNGx-MDY?TO assist in book-
keeping. with knowledge of typing.
Previous experience required. Ac-
curacy essential. Write “Assist
Bookkeeper." clo summon,
~ Help “sheen—mo '88
SHOEMARER WANTED —- Apply'
H. Jacob & Son Inc. 50 Day St..
So. Norwalk,
Situations Wanted—Female 86'
WOMAN—Wants to go out by the
day or be steady 1aundiess.1n.
quire 27 Lexington avenue, up-
stairs.
WOMAN—Would like washing to do
at home. Inquire Mrs. Kovacs. so
Soundview avenue. South Norwaik.
rnisnom.
Money to Isiah—MW so
FIRST & SECOND—Mortgage loans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 80 Wall St. room
203. Norwalk. Conn.
LI“ STOCK .
Ponlwyana sinne- 4e
LIVE POULTRY—Kin“ and dress.
ed whilo you will. P.‘ RomanO.
first class service. Phone ens.
Live Poultry Market. 18 Chestnut
street. South Norwalk.
RUSK! 'BAB! CHICKS—Basted
and white Rocks. Reds. Leghorn:
Duchlfnga Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
I.
Figures gladly given;
66 Wait
Phone me .
Also. tw’o Alrdals puppies for sale.
Phone in. Weston Live Poul
Market. n Isle street. Nor-gels.
.
mobile!
n
» “What’s Your’s Today?” a 1
What do you want—a bett'er- position—a
more comfortable room-a new 1101an ,au'to.‘ .
Everybody has some big want—and a lot
’ of smaller ones on the side.
successful and comertable—these two wants
are sure. -
But—yon know what particular things‘are‘
On your mind today—and whatever your im-
mediate wants are-7a look through the indexed
columns of The Evening Sentinel’ s Classified
Section will help to satisfy them.
‘This A-B-C Classified Section' is a clearing-
house of all the wants and offers 9': the people“
of Norwalk—every day you’ll find new oppor.
tunities to get what you’ve been looking for.
If what yen want isn’t advertised 11ers.
turn your wish into a reality—call 92 or 93 and
ask for an ad taker.
s
nous diamonds
Alwaysthelume—Inlervio'e
',. Always maul—nominal.
You want to be
Gfl-z-v angle-u. C" *-
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GREGORY BLVD—Five-room flat. ~
Lots ForSele'
ANOTHER BARGAIN—Fine corner
building lot. 1110 ft. on Maple
street; worth $600; will sell for
“8300. Fred W. Buckley, 25 Cedar
street. Phone 2028. ’
85
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW—Two logs:
all improvements. including but
water host and oak floors: low
price with easy terms. Phond
1191-12. .-.a
STUART AVE. —Building let. L-This
is an exceptiouelly good-- -buy.
Price $325: cash, $100; balance.
terms. Fred W. Buckley. 25. Cedar
- 500. 000 in individual donations. lump
sires to canvass the entire subject of
-' suit me and I want to broden the
'ngreement and
- Best of looationeu mambo—center: 1:
ASKS PUBLIC 10
HOW TO GIVE
AWAY 10 .THE
‘Leopold Schepp, 85-year-old Philanthropis
Who Already Has, a $2,500,000 Foundatio
For Boys Wants to Broaden His Work—-
May _Aid Young Girls
:
thud-team. ~
NEW-soak. July 31.—-Leopold
Sebepp.xs5 year old philanthropist.
today asked the public for sugges-
tions as to the best way in which
he could distribute his millions.
«vile recently established a. founde- 1
tion with e 82. 500. 000 trust fund, to
assist deserving young boys. In ad-
ditton he has distributed some 88..
sum gifts and pension.
. Now 'he wants to accelerate the
distribution of other millions but de-
publio philanthropy with a‘view to
determining the way which will af- '
ford the Quickest and surest relief to
those who need and merit help and.
at the same time. offer some per. '-
manent-‘good to society.
Mr. Schepp emphasized that he
was not seeking opinions from ”those
who have axes to grind. " nor from -'.
those connected with established in-
stitutionsnregardlesu of their ‘pur- 1
poses and without question of wheth-
er they were achieving their objects.
"I thought the pe pie themselves
doubtless Would hav some concrete
and workable ideas on the Aubiect"
he explained.»“and they certainly
_have a right to be heard."
"Sittln'g'ifi the office on Hudson
street where the headquarters of his
cocoanut business has been located
more- than. sixty years. Mr... Schema
alinounced’bis intentions to retire
absolutely from c merce and to
devote his time. att ntion and money
to philanthropy.
"I wish to make philanthropy a
study." he said" and will be glad
to entertain any sugfiestions that can ‘,
_be made on the sublect.1 txpect to
add at once another million to the
82. 500, 000 fund now standing to the
credit of the Leppoid Schepp Foun-
dation and will. add more in the
future as I withdraw from business.
‘We are now~paying up to 840,000
a month from the Foundation‘s fund
but it is not moving fast enough to
scope of_ the werk. Just Ihow to go
aLout it so that the most may be
derhed by the beneficiaries is the
great problem " ‘
The new arrangement will not in-
terfere in any way with the present
plans of the Foundation to aid boys.
Mr. Schepp said. To the contrary.
he hopes to extend also that pro-
gram which entails the payment of
a few hundred dollars to each boy
who subscribes to the required
lives up to it for
three years. Further applications
are desiredlfor admission lo‘f‘the
ndeavorels." as the Foundation's
clientele _are known. and he sug-
gested parents interested should
send s. post card to the headquarters
_.at 185 Madison avenue.
Intenseiy individualistic '11 his
philanthropic work. Mr. Schepp has
given his personal attention to the
hundreds of cases in which he has
extended old. In the lodgers in
which these accounts are kept. ap-
pear page after page of items rang-
ing from 050 to several thouse'nds
and in each the merchant made his
inquiry before determining the
amount. '
~
His one ambition for the remainda ‘
or (if his life is to have some small
part in the distribution of his money
toward “easing the hurts of those
caught between the millstones of
life."
“The custom up leaving large
sums nf,mon_ey to a few people is
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located on Corner Gregory
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East Norwalk.
Consisting of 6 large reams,- -
open fire place, tile bath room:-
floor and wall, built-in tubs, "
pedestal wash basin and all
high grade plumbing. Cop‘per
leaders, gutters. Cement side-
‘walks and cement walks to the
house. Small payment down.
Balance 1n monthly payments.
Same as paying rent.- Apply
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40 Water Stroll '
Phone 1279-2.
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' Operators
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are making from 818 a week and’
up. So'hprev is your opportunity
to start with us. We teech~you
how to make dresses.
Rosenlilatt & Hollub
engender. NORWALK
'fil'i‘or Sale
Thres family house. centrally
loceted. I-Iot ail- furnace. garage.
P1109 359.500.
”Attractive six room house in
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section. Every improvement.
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“snafu in
(abchYof- B
" weigh weenie J. E. New
wreng." he said. “1"t makes the K"?
cipients lazy in mind And body., "It; ‘
would bl‘ so much better. I thought.
to spread it out with a view tO-
equipping, a number of people—op"
of re-establishing those who or
now handicapped—so they may face.
the requirements of'llfe with a
better chance‘of making a real suc
cess of it. If we can effect this,"
object in some way, which. at the”
same timerwiil lay ir-{oundation for
permanent betterment of society
generally. that. of course. would be
wonderful."
Since he has given considerable
thought to the problem. Mr. Schepp
has mgew "embryonic ideas” him—
self, but he insisted these would g .
into the symposium to be made of
the answers to his request. and
would not take precedence in the
consideration of the lot by an ad-,
visory cOmnlittee he will organize.
As'illustrating the type of suggest-
tlon he hopes to obtain. however.
he said he. had considered somd‘
general scheme of assisting young
Women, now qualified only for posi:
tions as clerks or cash girls. to be
come governesses. ‘
1“Such a program would give this
mediate aid to those girls," he said.
“and their future work should have
some effect upon the qualifications
of the next generation."
lilr. Schepp chuckled as another
thought struck him.
“Then there is the direct benefit,
to be derived by the men those girls
would marry." he said, “the bus-
bands, in turn. would be boosted. no
doubt. by association and example."
.Whilo plans for aiding the indi-
vidual are foremostl in his mind.
Mr, Schepp said he also was inter-
ested in scientific, developments
which would contribute to the com-
fort and safetyfof the public gen.
orally. ' ‘
Devices for increasing the emol-
ency of public highways. or of sani-
tation of city and rural communi-
ties would be welcomed and their
production financed. he indicated. if
they seemed to Islam er the purpose
in view.
CLANS BATTLE
AGAIN;‘2 HURT
‘lN TENNESSEE ,.
Bowman, Recently
Kidnapped and,Tied
'To Tree, Shoots God-
sey Brothers
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 21’
(AP).—Members of the Godsey end
Bowman clans have fought it out'
again with guns in a revival of their.
'ancieht med. this time in the very‘
shadow of the police station. ‘
Two of tho Godseys. Benton and
Sam. were wounded Sam seriousl
when they met Lawrence Bowm
near police headquarters last nighte ,_ ”
Bowman. who with Dr. W. D.
son. was assaulted. kidnapped Ind.
tied to trees in the wilds of Signs
Mountain. a few weeks ago. was in
lured. Both. of the Godseys w I"
shot in the leg. A bystander. At h.
ney General George W. Chalmee, 11.4 _
a close escape “hen hip hat was
knocked off by a bullet during the
encounter. _ ‘
Sam Godsey said Bowman starts!
the battle while Godsey was upbraid.
ing Attorney General Chaimee top;
not indieting Bowman for carrying _l
pistol in another case.
Bowman' a story does not conform
to that of the Godseys. He said lens
Godsey was cursing him to Attorney
General Chalmee and when be $1
Bowman hereeched for his gun. ' -
Basilio! Depl'fl'm‘eht'
4 .
'Am'xm'm '“1 focus: and hit sun Godsey in use
,‘ . , e‘ _ .
Us
..si
Bowman then shot down Bent
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