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ANNOUNCEMENTS—-
1-Deaths
s—Card oi Thanks
8—-In Memoriam
5—Il‘unerai Directors
8~Monuments. Cemetery Lots
9—Societies and Lodges
10—14;“ and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-
A—Autcmobile Agencies
ill-Automobiles For Sale
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
13—Auto accessories
Iii—vGarages—Autos for Hire
15—Motorcycles and Bicycles
17—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE—
Iii—Business Services Offered
Iii—Building and Contracting
21—Dressmaking and ‘Miliinery
z—ueating. Plumbing. Rooting
23—Insurarlce and Surety Bonds
2 s—Trucking—Storage
all—Painting. Papering. Decorat-
lns ,
28—Protessioilal Services .
29—Repairlng and Refinishing
30—1‘ailoring and Pressing
zl—éWanted—Businesi Service
EMPLOYMENT-—
3 i-a—Employmcnt Agencies
32—Hclp Wanted—Female
33—Help Wanted—Male
34—Help——Male and Female
(is—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents
36~Situations Wanted—Female
37—Sltuations Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL—-
its—Business Opportunities
iO—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION——
43—Locul Instruction Classes
44—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
' 4 6—Wanted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK—-
47—Dogs. Cats, Other Pets
48—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
49—Poultry and supplies
Bo—WantedmLive Stock
MERCHANDISE-
51—A’rticies For Sale
Si-a—Barter and Exchange
bra—Boats and Accessories
Sit—Building Materials
54—Buainessr and Chloe Equip-
ment
55—Farm and Dairy Products
Eli—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
ST—Good Things to Eat
Bil—Household Goods _
60—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
til—Machinery and Tools -
62—Musicai Merchandise
She—Radio Equipment
63——Seeds. Plants. Flowers
(ii—Specials~ at the Stores 1
GB—Wearing Apparel W
ss—Wanted-To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—v
(SI—Rooms With Board
(is—Rooms Without Board
(is—Rooms tor Housekeeping
Io-Vacation Places
. 71—Where to Eat
72-—Where to Stop in Town
73—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—4
74—Apartments. and Flats
“ls—Business Places For Rent
Its—Farms and Land For Rent
77—Houses For Rent -
78-Oilices and Desk Room
79—Shore and Mountain — For
Rent
5 i ——Wanted~—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
R‘Brokem in Real Estate
1 sz—Business Property For Sale
‘ l Sit—Farms and Land For Sale
84-Houses For Sale
ss—Lots For Sale
Sit—Shore and Mountain —-
All
.3-
J,
For
' Sale
“l 87-—Suburban For Sale
' SS—To Exchange—Real Estate
so—Wanted—Real Estate
AUCTIONS-LEGAL—
90—Auction Sales
9 i—Legai Notices
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, 1925.
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1"" Here’s a Presentation
AUQTIONI—LEGALS
SOLVENT NOTICE
District at Norwnlk, ss.. Probate
Court, August 15. A. 1).. 1925.
Estate of Julia. Vadus, late of
Norwalk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for tho Dis-
trict 9! Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months iron. the date
hereoi for the creditors or said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement.
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate and requested
to make immediate payment to
LOUIS F. VADAS.
Administrator.
AUCTION
AUCTION—A. C. Hoxamer, nuc-
tionecr, will sell at public auction
on Tuesday. Aug. 25. 1925. at one
o'clock p. m. (D.S.T.) for the
Noroion Stock & Co.. on tile pre-
mises or L. W. Wilson, Post Road.
corner Linden Ave.. (opposite
Cove Pond) Noroton. Conn.. twen-
ty-iive good 'Holetcin cows. Six
of these ouws are new milk, some
with calves at side; rive fresh one
and two months, nine sprillgcrs.
balance tall cows. Also one large
'Ouernsey bull. These cows are
mostly of the big-milking dairy
type.
family cows among them. Many
of them raised by the owner from
high-class stock. They are in nice
condition. and good ages. This
dairy has furnished from 250 to
300 quarts of milk per day to the
Soldiers' Home for many years,
and the herd is being sold only on
account of Mr. Wilson retiring
from the dairy business. Sale posi-
tlve. rain or shine. Terms cash.
Per order. L. W. Wilson. ‘
Those who~neglect to "fie? "
There are also some good I
Mu}; "\ 14,”. . Capt ‘
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of some of the very
ran EVENING sssrmsumo. scariest, CONN.
Latest Stivles
Copyrighted by James Golden. South Nemih Cons.
ousslrmp curtail!
M; below for P. M.
' TIDE CALENDAR AUGUST 1925 ‘
— ‘
. CREDIT FOR ALL
sun° l Mon. | THE. I WOdo i Thur. | Fr]. I sat. We extend to mery one tho‘samc
helpful credit service banks give
' . . ' i b . I
first Qusr. Full Moon last Quar. New Moon "I 0. b “Ur,“gflzwo to Housekeep fl
_ . Fricndly—human—iair. Ea y rc-
i payment plan. Money in 24 ours.
a ‘ 1 . 19 1,5; .4 Only lawiul interest. l
‘ Call. write or ‘pllone
. ' ‘ . BENEFIOIAL LOAN SOO TY
8.32 7.3 B.” '.0 10.81 [.9 11.20 5.1 11.45 0.4 11.40 0.1 1.50 1.1 27 Wall St. Boo 203
. . ' Phone 2-7-0-5 J
8 Open 0 to 5.50 Saturdays to 1
a.“ 3.4 o.“ ‘ g5 "‘59 8.0 in” .4 1.11 7.0 2.10 I” Licensed intrat‘hhee 813mm?!“ Banded
2.34 1.2 3.39 as 4.4: u 3.“. a! e.“ 0.1 '1.“ 0.2 M. as REAL ESTATE l'OR NT
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Apartments and Flats u
8.1 1.3 4.12 . . CHAPEL ST.-—Five-room apar ment
0 '0 518 ' t. 0.18 .J 1‘“ 0'7 8'“ ." 8.40 1.0 with bath. electric lights. station-
‘ ary tubs. gas; clean; rent, 1530 a
9.18 M 0:55 as 10.25 1.0 10.58 7.2 11.19 1.4 a,“ u 23$: Iilfig:;”%of‘ “whim”
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT—(n 24
0.20 1.2 9.50 7.4 . . , ‘ Spring street. Apply at 32 Lowe
L 10:10 1. 10.51 I” I”. I'. 11.51 "I “'1. "' street. or Phone 592—8. 1 _
GROVE ST" 18~Four rooms. with
{3:523 .3: if: 24 :02 3-03 I.” 3-57 0-7 8.52 0.5 4.48 0.0 0.00 0.5 all improvements. Inquire within.
' _'. ..1_..______..1. 25 26 27 28 _ or Phone 1352-12. .
7.1830 0.8 8.24 31 1.2 - 29 FOUR. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS—Iii
7.41 1.1 ass ao 3-84 M 8.26 u 4.21 |r.1 an v.4 are rs m. residential section: dults
only; rcnt reasonable to ‘right
. ‘ 1. Ph 371'”.
The Moon is in Apogee the 1011.. an. mm b h PM m as. p" y °"° .
. . . , . _ FOUR ROOMS—First floor. In-
. Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the Umted Stilton." Issued b the W" A- ”0"“ PM“ 222 -
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time 01 I ' NEW HOUSE—0n Spring Hm NW
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOB,|CONN. walk. consisting of six rooms. bath
and garage: all improvements;
The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of. High Tide for A.
The figures at the Right of these give the Height of This in Feet
lot. to n. x 150 it: mm tr‘tas‘ on
, property; easy terms. Telei hone
and friends our sincere thanks for
the many acts of kindness during
our recent bereavement.
WILLIAM F. HORAN
THOMAS P. MORAN
MRS. JULIA BIRD.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 11
BUICK ROADSTER~Good condi-
tion: cheap; will demonstrate
after 5 o'clock p. m. 1 Rowan
street. East Norwnlk. Conn.
CLEVELAND SIX—Roadster: $300
cash. Phone 173 Darlen.
1923 Packard, G-cylindcr Touring.
1921 Studebaker Special Six Rond-
ster.
1924 Cadillac, 5-paesenger Sedan.
1922 Cadillac. 7-pnssengcr Sedan.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC, JORDAN.
IIUPMOBILE DEALERS.
USED CARS—We have them: come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose trom; in good condition;
‘ make your own terms. P. J. Di-
Pletro. 49 West avenue. Phone
8010. Open evenings until 9.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered 18
AUCTIONEDR
Tel. 8158-18 Nor-walk
Joseph A. Angione
BOSCH MAGNE‘lO—Ml makes of
magneto”. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition tor Fords and all other
cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone 845.
GRADING—Lavina mowed. hedges
out. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. ful-
ler. 93 Taylor avenue. South Ner-
walk. Phone 8773W.
LAWN" MOW-Gardens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date maenme methods.
Phone 3515. Fred Hamilton.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good condition.
Alpha Plating Works. 96 Day
street. South Norwalk. Phone 959.
MIRRORS—To till every need. Pio-
ture frames. Upholstering sup-
plies. A Bergstrom. cabinet maker
and‘upholsterer. New I. O. 0. F.
Bldg” 80. Norwalk.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowaytoii Ave. Phone Norwaiir 2541
'JVOOSTEI! AND navm
A. IrWOOS’I‘Iin 11. W. DAVIS
A'I'I‘ORN E18 AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
0
dice.
1115 Main St. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
WINDOW CLEANING —- Quick and
reliable service. Stores. emcee.
factories, residences, etc. Contract
by day. week or month.
CITY WINDOW CLEANING C0
90 Wall St. Phone 2508
Moving. Trucking. Storage 25
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 810. Daytime:
304 14‘ Nights.
Painting, Pswring. Learning 20
PAPER HANGING—«60¢ double roll.
Painting; reasonable: work guar-
anteed; practical painter. 11
Haviland street, South Norwalk.
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS .e SOMERS
Paints, Window Shad”. Varnishes
YOUNG LADY—For clerical work
with knowledge of typewriting.
Address C. G.. clo The Sentinel.
Help Wanted—Male
ABLE BODIED MEN-—
FOR TIRE BUILDING AND
cunlno. INNER‘ TUBE
BUILDING AND FINISHING.
BEST OF WORKING CONDI-
TIONS. NOI‘.\VA.LK TIRE AND
RUBBER Co.. , NORWALK.
CONN.
.l.
YOUNG MEN—To work in stock
room. Apply 1!. Jacobs & Sons.
Inc. 50 Day street. South Norwalk.
BELL BOY~—Over .18 years oi age._
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—0n
Singer sewing machines. rlnquire
'Fairiield Mfg. Co.. 8 Webster
street: top floor.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS-0n
Singer button hole machines; also.
learners: good pay; steady work.
138 Washington St: top floor.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS ~—
Wanted. The Hidden Door Cof-
fco House. New Bunk Bldg.
Westport. Conn.
MIND—For general housework. Ap-
piv Villa Crest Sanitarium, Nor-
walk. or Phone 1032.
WANTED -— Buttonhole operators,
collar setters, sleeve makers. plain
stitchcrs, examiners and inspec-
tors on men's dress shirts. Steady
work all year. Apply LcRoy Shirt
Co.. 11 Chestnut St.. lo. Norwaik.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Gener-
al houseworkcr, also experienced
wwaitress: good wages. Norwalk
Employment Agency. 90 Wall St.,
Norwalk. Phone 2563.
YOUNG WOMAN—
FOR INNER TUBE AND STOCK
PREPARATION WORK: MAR-
ANNOUNOEMBNTS and Tenths. Norwaik 1582.
Card 0! Thanks . 2 ’ 6 ROOM APARTMENT—Sop... 1st.
.. BUSINESS BERVIOE EMPLOYMENT 33mm . All improvements. Centrally lo-
CARD 0F THANKS ‘ ' calcd. Phone WWW.
We desire to express to neighbors Business Services Offered 18 Help Wanted—memoir: 33 Articles For Sale 51
ROLL ROOFING. 81.00 1-101! ROLL.
~Slats surfaced. $1.00 per roll.
C.,A. HANSON.
Dept. ll.
62? Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
Business and Office Equipment 54
FOR SALE—Lightning calculator—
adds. multiplies. subtracts and die
vldes perfectly: brand-new; suit-
able for any busineps. For par-
ticulars Phone 9:.
Whole Goods 59
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS - Cosh.
iona made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817. Norwalk Mattress
Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
ROOMS FOR BEND-Good location
Ste-
from
7:00.
all improvements. Inquiri
phcn Novak. Phone 1821‘
12:00 to 1:00 «from 8:00 ti
7 ROOMS-Fine location. A§l im-
provements. Reasonable to right
party. Inquire 2 Gregory ‘Blvd.,
or 234 East avenue.
THREE ROOMS-Part improve.
ments: 11 Seymour street. In-
quire same address. downstairs.
Business Pieces For Keir to
ON LIBERTY SQUARE—Tw large
stores. completely renovate . suit-
able for all businesses. Re t 350
Inquire M. Pascale. 80 V . Zest
street. i
l
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Machinery am 1'00}! 01
Houses For Sale
NEW SINGER MOTOR - Never
used. 115 volts. 118 revolutions
FOR SALE—A very attractive
near East Ave. eight large moms.
easily converted into two four-
room apartments: steam heiit: lot.
100 by 175: a desirable he e. or
suitable tor investment on poses;
811.000. 11. E. Darin a an, 61
‘ Wall street. . .
FOR SALE—Five-room bungalow,
Fair avenue; all improve eats;
cheap; easy‘terms. Phonei92 or
1601.
is
President and Mrs. Coolidge pay
Mrs. Elmira Goodhue. It' was on this some porch that Coolidge was
notified of his nomination as vice-president. ‘ ‘ J ‘
a visit to the president’s mother
otsssn'mo 111:3qu ‘
Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
E'Bailroad Ave. Telephone .35
South Norwalk, Oonn.
4
Money to Loan
$25. to $300.00
On Your Own Signature on
Household Fumituro, ‘which
remains in Your Possession.
salaries, Real Estate.
Easy Monthly Payments
On You Pay Per Month
$00.00 .......... $5.00
$100.00 ............... $7.00
$75.00 ........... $0.00
............ $8.00
. an: $10.00
$150.00 . . .
$200.00
ssoo.oo..... ..... ..'..015.00
Plus legal rate of interest only
No bonus. too, or service
charge. Confidential and door.
teens—money to be obtain-
ed the same day applied for.
The Public Loan Corp.
, .80 Wall St, Room 203
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 3931
FOR SALE—House seven rcoins all
improvements. Centrally located
on trolley line. For partculars
inquire'at 93 Woodward avenue.
South Norwalk.
WANTED—White couple, cook and
butler. for work in Norwalk: good
wages. Norwalk Employment
Agency. 90 Wall St. Norwalk.
Phone 2563.
FINANCIAL
Money to man—Manges!!! 40
FIRST & SECOND—Monmoloans
made. Buying mortgage, Easy
terms. Inquire 30 Wall St. room
203. Norwalk, Conn.
INSTRUCTION
Private Instruction
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION — Miss
Eva Avallone will take in a. cer-
tain number of pupils to teach
voice. 63 Lexington Ave“ or
phone 462-3.
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies 40
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and dress-
ed whilc you wait. P. Romano.
first class service. Phone 0888.
Live Poultry Market. 13 Chestnut
ntrcet. South Norwalk.
45
Apply Mahackcmo Hotcl.’ South per minute Factor “3.1 Fe
- vs 2 Wall St. - y e. r
8 10 Railroad A ” Norwalk. sale reasonable. Inquire Henry
Repairing and Refinishingniao BUY WANTED FOR DRUG STORE Schenk. Evening Sentinel.
WANTED—Chairs IO re-seat. C. -—--Mugt be 15 your; 01' over, Ap.
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward ply Stillson-I’owell Corp. South Wanted—do Bill 00
Chance. Nora-elk. 4 . FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at i
“w "mm" 2“ "dc-“m" "0 mm 3' a..i.'§‘.°'.§.f.'.‘i".‘. 3.533."..‘L‘JHFJ
SCIENTIFIC MEN AND WOMEN—To iron men‘s 9‘“ “Sh Wm- Cl“ 01' Wm.
shirts. To learners and cxpcricnc- g; ""5.‘ 37 9°“ PM“ street.
TREE ed pressers, a splendid position is one - .
0’35““: 3°06 PW: "Gad? “Wk- WANTED TO BUY—2 iamily house
WORK Apply L°R°V Shirt C°-' 11 Chc‘t' 8 or 10 rooms. Price must be
““t street. SW!“ Nor-walk. right. Dealing direct with owner.
A‘ 11' “MAE“ ismonn SEWING MACHINE— ”“915'3'1
no: at ort. operators and men in lasting de-
Phone I We p pariment. good opportunity. H. 300MB AND BOARD
EMPLOYMENT Jacob &. Son. Day street. 80 A
Norwall. . Rooms Without Board 08
Help mum-“mu" 32 runmsnnn noon -— 1n nice
home. with line surroundings: for
one or two gentlemen. Central-
ly located. 5 Cedar St. near West
avenue. Phone 685. .
WALL 81%, ”-4711! rent furnished. .
kitchenette apartment or two or
three rooms: also. nicely furnish-
ed roomn. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 1490.
Roomsmnousekeeping
LARTGE FRONT ROOM-r-In pri- '
vste family. center of town. for
two gentlemen or business couple;
privileges of housekeeping. 100
South Main street. Phone 39743.
Where to Stop in lawn fl
HILL TOP INN—Often its spacious
dance pavilion tor dances. get-
togethers, etc. Conveniently lo-
cated. Catering service. Bates
rzezassfnable. For particulars phone
Wanted—Booms a Board '18
BOARD & ROOM-Wanted by a
young man. In a‘ private family
in the vicinity of the Croiut &
Knapp factory.
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Roda Leghorns:
nan. nsrars m cm
FOR SALE—In the best residential
section of East Norwalk. near East
avenue. very substantial bolus of
six rooms. with all improvel ents;
37,500. K. E. Dunn & S n. 01
Wall street. ‘
roams-l,
mo summon HOUSES-i301!“
improvements 1st distric each.
......................... “$8.800
SULROOM HOUSEelmprov enie:
large lot. 1st district....... 304.500
II-ROOM 'BOUSE—Improve eats:
provemcnts: newly decorat (1. 2nd
district ..... ........ ..... 137.000
Consult
THE TAMMANY AGENCY
it you are thinking of buy ng
a home.
123 Washington st. Phone’ 844
Real Estate and General Inslrance.
BUILDING LOTS—-
Dry Hill road-40:100.
Grant street—55:100. , 1
Marvin Bcach—iOxlOO ea h.
Stuart avenue—40x100 clch.
Spring Hill—50x15. each.
Center avenue—501:2“) each.
EversIEy street—50x24? el ch.
Corner plot on Roosevelt a. root—
urolowaaHl-l
For Sale
New two family house -— Every
modern improvement. well con-
structed. Corner lot. very good
location.
Six room house—Hot air heat:
two car garage. located in Nor-
walk. Price 86,500.
For these or any others consult
Canty 69° Co.
Realtors-"Insurance
_‘17 80. Main St. Phone 830
The
ROBERTS
Plan
V _ TIRES
Weekly—Iggyment‘s
, PayAs You .Ride
AGENTS FOR THE
Witherbee Battery
FRANK ROBERTS
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pense by proth payments.
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hero bimetlf sad doth
is spelle- realities.
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less at ens-e1.
elder say
daigs ls lbs -
sad wales.
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if F'Ts KID «on COURSE NOT- VINT'LL iii-LTRlESTOWKSH
Que new com camel, LACKS can DUDE mus cacssm' ms... soar
9M “96 so. EXPENENCE. De DESERT our west. w.“ 15“,
PRRNED.
CONTRACTING — Mason wort. . . Duckiinss. Wishbone brood”!- Apartments and Flats 74 129x158.
grading lawns, drives. roads. p IIIED 0R SINGLE LORWALK laying hens. poultry enroll". 15 COMMERCE STREET
Trucking. Sand. gravel. oinders. TIRE AND RUBBER'CO x03. Also. two Airdale puppies for sale. FIVE ROOMS—Ali improvements: 1 A. K. ST. JOHN. NORWALK .
Loom for sale. Elisabeth Isw- - " Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry on 42 Taylor" avenue. Phone Real Estate. 11 Pershing St. .
ton- Phone 261- Dmfl- WALK- Market. 68 “11.311100. semis. 257-2. Phone 3381. ' _
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WESTPORT. Aug. 24.—George‘
Jennings of Greene Farms was
rested by State Policeman Rob
Johnson Saturday night on a char
of operating a motor vehicle W.
under the influence oi! liquor. Je-
nings is alleged to have been trave'.
illg over the Shore road when th
policeman observed his car swervinii
from/one side 01' the road “1‘ ,
other an dstoppcd hinl. ‘ “
Several other arrests were in
here for alleged violation of the in
for vehicle laws. S. R. Levenbei‘
of New York city was arrested 0
charge of speeding. Levenberg ,
said to have been arrested hero “fr
short time ago for a similar 0115113
Thomas Lynch of New York on.
was arrested on a. charge of violat-
ing the rules of the road. ‘ Lawren
H. Hyatt of New York city w
charged with speeding and Edwar-
Elw‘ulgton, of New York city wi
operating a car with improp
lights. , -‘
Following an accident on th
Shore road in Saugatuck Saturd‘a
George Milan of New York city. ‘
driver of a New: York-Boston bu
was/arrested on a'recklees driv ,
charge. Thomas Howard. of 106
Fairficld avenue, Bridgeport. .an
Miss Lillian O. Gustafson of. 41 But
lcr avenue, Bridgeport. were injure
when Milan's bus crashed into that
machine and smashed the front on
top of it. They were taken to th
Norwalk _ hospital where Hem
was later discharged'but Miss Gu
tafson remained. She suffered
deep laceration. over the right eye
Milan told the police that aria!
in front 0! hi msiopped so sudden
ly that he was obliged to turncu
to avoidlstriking it and that wh
his bus got out of line he saw]:
was in the path of Howard‘s car ad
endeavored to get out of the pm
dicamcnt by driving entirely to th
left 01 the road." In doing so it
struck Howard's car and ran again!
a. stonewall fence. Passengers ,1
the bus were badly shaken up in tit
accident. ..
Jumps From Plane; 1
Hurt in iii-Ft. Fall
PHILADELPIIIA. Aug.‘ 24. I-G .1:
(AP). Lyman Ford of Lakewood. N
J.. made a half-mile parachut
jump from' an airplane yosterdll.
and landed safely on the top of
moving truck.
The roalibcd was rough and driv
or of the vehicle oblivious of Ford’
efforts to attract his attention. Fort!
was jounced oft antigen 10 feet
the road, breaking his leg. ',
Absconded '
,,..
Charged with stealing $800,000 '
from a Dcnwood (W. Va.) banks
Joseph Ward was arrested in'
Angeles after detectives had trai
him across the country. He adm ..
taking part of the large sum du
the 25 years he worked in the -
as cashier. «
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