.9 .4. l a. g. f": “.35 . . .z....i s i . .mmfi: .r r '3‘". fl -- - a... INDEXED FOR QUICK SERVICE All ads are restricted to their proper classification and the regular Sentinel style of type. CLASSIFIED RATE! Daily rate per line for consecutive insertions: Charge Cash Six Days ........‘.... .06 .05 Three Days ......... .05 .07 One Day ............ .10 .09 No advertisement taken for less than 50 cents. Count five average words to the line. Charged ads will be received _by telephone and if paid at oilice with- in seven days from the first day of insertion cash rate will be allowed. Ads ordered for three or six days and stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ad appeared end eddusb- ment made at the rate earned. Special rate for yearly advertising upon request. .A-B-C 'AD Index , ANNOUNCEMENTS— 1~Deaths ~3—Card of Thanks s—In Memoriam b—Ii‘uncral Directors 6—Monuments. Cemetery Lots 9—Societies and Lodges 10—Lest and Found AUTOMOTIVE- A—Automobiio Agencies , 11—Automobiles For Sale 12—Auto Trucks For Sale 13—Auto accessories 14—Garages—Autos for Hire 15~Motorcyciee and Bicycles 17—Wanted—Automotive BUSINESS SERVICE— 18—Bueiness Services Offered 19—Building and Contracting 21—Dressmaking and Millinery 22—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing ail—Insurance and Surety Bonds 25—Trucking—Storage Iii—Painting. Papering. Decorat- in! zs—eProfessionai Services z9—Repairing and Refinishing 30—Tailoring and Pressing 31~Wanted—-—Business Service EMPLOYMENT: ' ska—Employment Agencies lit—Help Wanted—Female _, 33—Help wanted—Male 34—Help—Ma19 and Female 35—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents ~ 36—Situations Wanted—Female fill—Situations Wanted-dilate FINANCIAL~ all-Business Opportunities 40—Money to Loan—Mortgages INSTRUCTION— 43—Local Instruction Classes 44—Muelcal. Dancing. Dramatic 46—Wanted—Instruction LIVE STOCK—- 47-Dogs. Cats, Other Pets 48—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles ill—Poultry and supplies SO—Wsntcd—Live Stock MERCHANDISE-e 51—Articles For Sale Ii-a—Barter and Exchange 52—Boats and Accessories 53—Buiiding Materials 54—Business and 015cc Equip- meat 55—Farm and Dairy Products Bil—Fuel, Feed. Fertilizer 57—Good Things to Eat 59—Household Goods 60—Jeweiry. Watches. Diamonds 61—Machinery and Tools 62—Muslcal Merchandise 62-a—Redio Equipment Gil—Seeds. Plants. Flowers 64—Speciais at the Stores 65—Wearing Apparel ss—Wanted—To Buy ROOMS AND BOARD—o . 67—Rooms With Board ' tit—Rooms Without Board .‘ u—Rooins for Housekeeng i 7o—Vacation Places 'll—Where to Eat 'Iz—Where to Stop in Town 73—Wanted—Rooms or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-q 74—Apartments and Flats 75—Business Places For Rent 76—Farms and land For. Rent , 71—Houses For Rent 78—Omcee and Desk Room Pia—Shore and Mountain — For - Rent Si—Wanted-To Rent _, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. R—Brokers in Real Estate ss—Business Property For Sale "chi-ms and Lend For Sale st—Honeee For Sale til—Interest Sale seamless and Mountain -- For Sale' H—Suburban For Sale ail—To Exchange-Real ml. 39 9-Wanted—Real Estate i. ‘ AUCTIONS-JEWE— 9o—Auction Sales e1—Lega1 Notices extension of its public service. ”‘4, ’ CREDIT 1.051105. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscribo' ere. Bills ere spelled promptly on the date of first insertion with the em that in view of the courtesy extended they will he said before the seven-dumb discount has mired. The continuation of this policy is dependent on the co- operation given by the subtle inmiaisaieiosoon doom Semce That Serves AUCTIONS—LEGAL! Legal Notices ‘ l‘lEGISTRARS' NOTICE. The undersigned, Registrars of \‘ oters of the City and Town of Nor- “111k. hereby give notice that they will hold sessions on September 81h. 1925. from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. east- ern Standard time, at the following places. to wit: FIRST VOTING ‘ DISTRICT—451‘ AND ST“ WARDS. City Court Room. Town Assembly Hall Building, 39 Wall Street. SECOND VOTING DISTRICT—IND AND 5'!!! WARDS. City Court Room, City Hall, North Main Street. THIRD VOTING DISTRICT—311D WARD. No. 199 Liberty Square. For the purpose of receiving ap- plications of those persons by whom or in whose behalf 9. written claim is made that they will be entitled to be made electors before the day of the annual City and Town Meeting. On said day the undersigned. Reg- istrars of Voters. shall also be in session for the purpose of correcting and revising the last completed vot- ing list. Warning is given that the Town Clerk and Selectmen shall not have power to admit to the elector's oath any person whose name does not appear on the “to be made" list to be completed by the Rigistrars of Voters. Dated at Norwalk. this 31st day of August. 1925. THOMAS F. FLAHERTY. JOSEPH A. CARIER. JEREMIAH EGAN, RUFUS .1. SMITH. JOMN J. McGRATH, JAMES A. JOHNSON, Registrars of Voters for the City and Town of Norwalk. SOLVENT NOTICE. DISTRICT OF NORWALK, on. Pro- bate Court. August 15. A. D., 1925. Estate of Julia Vadns, late of Nor. walk, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwalk hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date' hereof for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims for set- tlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts, properly nttcbted. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to LOUIS F. VADAS. Administrator. ANNOUNCEMENTS Strsyod, host, round 01 10 FOUND—uh boat adrift outside of Norwalk harbor. Owner please in- quire of A. Diedrich, 101 Cedar street, South Norwaik. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 11 FORDS FOR SALE—Two 1924 Ford coupes, one 1922 Ford roadster. one 1924 Ford coach. one 1923 Ford torirlng; Al condition; your old Ford in trade. Cali Norwalk 1145-13. FORD—Light delivery. Used body. Address A. D. clo Sentinel. 1924 Hup. Club Sedan. 1925 Buick Sport Touring. 1921 Studebaker Special SixRoad- star. 1924 Cadillac, 5-passenger Sedan. VAAST BROS. CADILLAC, JORDAN, HUPMOBILE DEALERS. USED CARS—We have them; come in and look them own all makes to choose from; in good condition: make your own terms. P. J. Di- Pietro, 49 West avenue. Phone 3616. Open evenings until 9. BUSINESS. SERVICE Business Services Offered . AUCTIONEEB Joseph A. Angione Tel. 3161-11. Nor-walk BOSCH MAGNDO-ls’li makes of megnetoes. starters. generators re- paired and installed. New Beetle ignition for Fords and all other care. 119 So. Main St. Phone 345. ESTIMATES ON—Any work cheer- fully given. John Drlscoil, gen- eral mason contractor. Phone 481. GRADING-lawns mowed. hedges out. cesspools cleaned. Willing dirt and icons for sale. James A. l‘ul- ler. 91 Taylor avenue. South Nor- wslk. Phone mew. OUR com WALKS A Specialty. BANTO CONSTRUCTION CO. Rowayton Ave. Phone Nor-walk 3541 LAWN” MOWED—Gardens plough. ed and cultivated. Work done by up-to-dste machine ' methods. Phone 9515. Fred Hamilton. LAWN HOWERS SBARPENED— Have your Lawn Mower sharpen,- 'ed'and put in good conrltion. Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day street. South Norwslk. Phone 959. ,HIRRORS-To iill every need. Pic- ture trainee. Upholsterlsg sup- plies. A Bergstrorn. cabinet snake: and npholsterer, New I. O. 0. 3‘. 18 ,.... rap»... l Copyrighted by James Golden. soutli' Norwelk. Cons. TIDE CALENDAR— AUGUST 1925 Sun. '3‘" '1‘ '0' Mon. i 111110100! 19 .l 2 0.54 0.4 IsstQusr. 10.01 10.50 Tue. Wed. New. Moon I i Tlilll'a . 1 1.0 11.50 . 0.1 11.056 5 as 1 15.016 “with" . Fri. | .. . 1.91 Avl’ ‘ Bat; ‘ are. 5.1 ‘1'0‘0 ‘ 7:; an... , * s.i rs . 2.55 1.2 9 1.10 1.8 0.01 0.0 ‘11 ‘ 0.0 12 0.15 \ 0.1 0.50 13 0.1 1.15 0.1 0.1 1.00 14 0.00 0.1 0.0 0.4015 1.0 0.10 0.0 16 0.10 1.2 17 0.50 1.0 10.25 10.20 use 20 11.20 1.0 10.5819 10.51 '5. 18 ‘ u as 1.0 1.0 ."7 1.8.1.5 es 72235 use ‘ is 21 11.51 1.0 12.45 1.0 1.05 23 1.0 1.10 6.8 1. 4130 1.1 1.34 1.! 1.41 24 1.0 :22: 31 3:: 8.05 I.“ 1.0 5.51 , 0.1 26, . 0.55 1.5 5.51 -27 1.01 25 1.0 0.5 1.4 4.00 28 5.10 i '29- vs ss‘o , _ 3 u, and Tenths. BUSINESS SERVICE Marius. hocking. Storage as NAG! BROS—Storage. All kind! local and ion! distance trucking Plano hoisting. Special vans for moving, 5~ton Mack dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone :18. Daytime; 304 14 Nights. Painting, Pepsi-lag, Decorating 96 PAPER HANGING-50c double roll. Painting; reasonable; work guar- antocd’; practical painter. 11 Haviland street. South Norwaik. WINDOW SHADES We sell them and we hang them SOHERS & SOMERS Paints. Window Shades. Varnishcs 8-10 Railroad Ave.. 2 Wall St. Repairing and Refinishing 35 The Moon is in Apogeo the rein. MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale FOR SALE—New oak barrels and kegs, all sizes, one to fifty gallons. Charred or parrafln lined. Retail at wholesale prices. Free delivery. Special prices on quantities. Steve Reynolds. Scribner Ave. near Post Road. Phone 2854. ROLL ROOFING. 514w PER ROLL. —Slate surfaced. 82.00 per roll. 0. A. HANSON. Dept. u. 527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass. Business and Office Equipment 54 FOR SALE—Lightning calculator-— adds. multiplies. subtracts and di- vides perfectIY; brand new; suit- able for any business. For par- , ticslers Phone 98. 51 WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward Chance. Tree Specialists 28A \ SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK A. n. mamas. Phone 272 Westport. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Female 82 BOOKKEEPER—And siencgrapher: steady position: reference requir- ed. Address Box 67. clo Sentinel. CAPABLE. ENERGETIC MAN — Needed for factory representative to handle our business in South Norwaik district; wonderful op- portunity with future for right person: experience or capital un- necessary. ertc fully. Vulvan Mfg. Company. Battle Creek, Mich. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on power machines Apply at once. Henderson 8: Ervin. 17 High St. Norwalk. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On Singer sewing machines. -_Apply Rabhor Co.. 127 Washington street. South Norwalk. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Gener- al houseworker, also experienced waitress; good wages. Norwaik Employment Agency. 90 Wall St. Norwalk. Phone 2563. YOUNG GIRLS —- For light work. Edwin Boese. Chestnut St. So. Norwnik. Help Wanted-Thule 33 BouseboldGoads so MATTRESSES. masons- Cush- ions. made. renovatgg 9, ed. Phone 817. Nomlit “515% 00., 49 Franklin street. South Nor-y walk. THREE- PIECE mahogany living room suite: bargain it quick sale. Apply 8 Gibson Court. Phone 1489. fidscninery and Mn . . 61 NEW SINGER MOTOR -— Never used. 115 volts. 118 revolutions per minute. Factory style. For sale reasbnabie. Inquire Henry Schenk. Evening Sentinel. .Wsntc‘ddlo Buy 00 FURNITURE—ascend hand. bought at highest prices. If you have any junk or metal to sell we will also pay high pres. Call or write 11. .leffee. 97 Fort Point street. Phone 499. scone AND BOARD Rooms Without Board .4 58 FURNISHED ROOM -— In nice home. with tine surroundings: for one or two gentlemen. Central- ly located.- ll Cedar St. near West avenue. Phone 485. FURNISHED ROOMLNicely‘ fur- nished. airy room, adjoining bath. Suitable for one or two gentle- men. Inquire 127 So. Main St. or phone 924. TWO FURNISHED‘ROOMS—Elec- tric light. hot water. bath. 5 min- utes from C. 8:. K. factory. ,Apply 64 Osborn Ave.. East Norwalk. Call 3849. ’ . ' TWO FURNISHED ROOMS—Elec- tric light, hot water. bath: five minutes from C. & K. factory. Ap- ply Frank'Budinsky. 34 Osborn avenue. East Norrvaik. .Caii 3849B ABLE BODIED MAN—As Janitor: must” understand low pressure boilers. Apply in person. Clover Mfg. 00.. Main street,. Norwalk. YOUNG MEN—yin all departments. H. Jacobs & Son, 50 Day street. South No‘rwalk. Help—Male and Female 34 WANTED—White couple, cook and butler.forwork in Norwalk; good wages. Norwaik Employment Agency. 90 Wall St. Norwalk. Phone 2563. 0 FINANCIAL Money to Donn—W 40 mar a SECOND—liowloane made. Buying mortgage. Easy terms. Inquire 30 Wall St. room Formerly Engines. II. 5. Patent Me. 1115 Main St. Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents. Buiness See-vices Offered is CONTRACTING — Mason work. grading ism drives. roads. Trucking. Send. gravel. eindera Loonifor ssie.‘ Elinbeth Law- ton. Phone :61. Darlen. + mum lathe mound Bldg. Bo. Norwalk. 203. Norbvalk. Conn. woosrnn um navzs LIVE STOCK s. wwoomn at. w. DAVIS amounts“ or flaw roomy and mile! 40 LIVE?OULTR!——Kiliso and dress- ed while you wait. P. Romano. first class service. Phone em. Live Poultry Market. 13 Chestnut otreet. South Norwalk. HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns: Ducklings, Wishbone breeders. laying hens. poultry supplies. Also. two Airdsls puppies for sale Phone 4415. Weston Li've Poultry Basket. 5! Isle street. Snell. WALL 81'. 93—47111 rent furnished. kitchenette apartment of two or three more: also. nicely furnish ed roomu. Transients accommo- dated. Phone 1490. - Rooms For Housekeeping . 00 FURNISHED ROOM—And kitchen- ette. gas stove.‘stearn best. electric light. use of bath. Garage if de. sired. Residential. Tel. 1195-13. LARGE FRONT. ROOM—In pri- vate family. center of town._ for two gentlemen or business couple: privileges of housekeeping. 10 South Main street. Phone 3974 . TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED — Rooms for light housekeeping. Every, convenience. 50 Meadow St. Inquire at same address. .Whu'o to Swap in Town 1! HILL TOP INN-Otters its specious dance pavilion for dances. get; together; etc. Conveniently lo- cated. Cstpring service. Rates reasonable. For particulars phone 2161. REAL ESTATE 1'03 DIM- Apartmansandl‘ists '14 APARTMENT—~For ‘rent. second floor house. 20 Washington street; immediate possession. sell Frost. Jr. Apply Rus- ‘ I The Moon is in Pm the 0d. . Compiled from “Tide 'l'dblde of the Atlantic Coast of the United States." Issued by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of ' HIGH ,WATER AT .WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR, CONN. The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for A. 11., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the Height of Title in Feet REAL ssTATs m sans Apartments and Flats 10 CHAPEL ST.—Five-room apartment with bath. electric lights. station- ary 'tuhs..gas; clean; rent, :30 a month. Inquire 64_ South Main street. Phonefio. , i. 39 COVE AVE. EAST _NORWALK—- Five rooms and bath. Inquire at 36 Cove avenue. ‘Fred Hopp. FIVE ‘ROOMS—Wlth all improve- ments: near business center of South Norwalk; reasonable rent. Inquire at N. Fromer'e. 2 Hanford place.‘ Phone 1626. GROVE 8'11. 16~Four rooms, with all improvements. Inquire within. or Phone 15752-12. HALF HOUSE-18 Winfield street. September 1st. Seven rooms; all improvements. Inquire Mr. H. J. Wilkins, 8 Westport avenue. Sat- urday p. m., or Sunday. run me We nosWAIIK. liens. — That’s the Kind You Get Frorn the Classified chassis-Inn exerts? ”Thrift " Through Credit Our cash credit has saved money for thousands by enabling them to secure sale prices on furniture, ' clothes and other necessities. It also accustom. them to lay by s | little every month. Only lawful in- ' terest‘. \ Call. write or ' ’piione Beneficial Loan Society . _ 21 Wall St. Rom 203 - Phone 2- 7-0-5 0 to 5.50 Saturdays 0 to 1 , Licensed by the aim and Bonded . , ‘ to the Public. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE , .ss ' Houses For Sale ONE-ACRE KNOLL—- WHICH AFFORDS a wonderful view _ of surrounding country for miles. Plenty iiowers, shrubbery. fruit and beautiful old shade trees. Well built. old home. six rooms; artesian well; large barn. Real country home. handy to form. Ill health forces owner to sacrifice‘for 36.000. STROUT AGENCY. 38 Wall Street. 'Phone 3858 MODERN 8 ROOM HOUSE -— All modern] improVements. including ‘Socony Oil Burner. Two car garage. 152 Main St., Norwalk. Phone 1066. SIX-ROOM HOUSE—Part improve- ments; 88 Taylor avenue. In- quire at same address. ONE AND ONE-HALE ACRE— 051/ BOSTON POST ROAD—Well planted and cared; fruit. flowers. shrubbery and shade. Wonderful old house; every modern im- provement including. vhot .Water. heat. bath and line large porch: six-room house. Fine location for line home or business. Owner's business calls him out of town: must sell at once. hence the low price. $13,500: terms. amour AGENCY. 118 Wall Street. 'Phone 5658 Slx- ROOM HOUSE—All improve- ments: two- car garage and build- ings on property; desirable neigh- bot-hood: price reasonablo.1n- quire at 84 Woodward avenue. ,Sonth Norwalk. ‘ STROU'I' SUBURBAN SERVICE-'— Branch of Strout Farm Agency: soils'over 5.000 properties a year. ‘ Branch Office: 68 Wall street, Norwalk. Phone 3658. NEW‘HOUSE—l'i‘ive rooms. All im- provements. Newly papered. In- quire. 6 Woodbury Ave., Norwalk. ONE TENEMENT—Four rooms. bath and ‘pantry; new house. Just completed. 35 Chestnut street. South Norwslir. Inquire in rear., 5 ROOM" APARTMENT‘Modern improvements. 4 Plattsvllle ave- nue Inquire A. Israel. 8 Concord St 80. Nortvalk. SIX ROOM APARTMENT -— Sept. Jet. All improvements: centrally located. Phone 4089W. THREE PLEASANT ROOMS—Sec- ond iioor; Goodrow street. In- quire 59 Seaview avenue. or Phone 38. \ THREE ROOMS—At 8 Sound. View, Terrace.» South Norwaik: near railroad station: all improve; ments. Call after 8. o‘r Suddeys,‘ at earns address. \ THREE ROOMS—PIT! “improve- ments. 11 Seymour street. ‘ REAL ESTATE 5‘03 Sm _———‘ Houses For Sale 84 FOR SALE—Five-roorn bungalow. Fair avenue; all improvements: cheap; easy terms. Phone 93'or . 1661. . FOR SALE-— 7-ROOM‘ HOUSE —- All meals; 2-FAMILY HOUSE~Improvementsl 13 rooms: Second district” $9.000 7cROOM HOUSE—Marvin Bescbt-i screens: double windows: portable! porch enclosure. . . . . . . . . 59.0001 BUILDING LOTS-10 acres; good location eeee- sepsceeseec I04: 000 Real Estate and Insurance. THE TAMMANY AGENCY. 128 Washington Street, ‘ So. Norwaik. i. Phone 3344 FOR. SALE-41:19.11 bungalow with “rage; lot. 50:115; near water; Full price. $1.500: cash. $1000- Owuer, Grebe Tooker. Yost street.‘ South Nor-walk. . FOR SALE- SEVENsROoM HOUSE—On Roose- velt street: ellconveniences; large .' garage: lagoon”: ,. price. . 89.500. For this And 'other one and two- improve- suit monastic ST. JOHN. Real Estate. . .‘i 11 Pershing St. Phone uti‘ LOOK! smoo— ‘ ' ‘ in very inns condition: newly .minted.a‘nd decorated:- in foreign settlement: hsndy to thus. ‘ STROUT AGENCY. 08 Wall Street. 'Phone 8055 NEW 6 ROOM COTTAGE—Forest street. hath. not water heat. su- lights. \ hardwood floors: Low 73 CEDAR Sit—5 [00m Smelt and path 'Applympremisesx M “ 4-". Second district....'.$l.000‘; ‘ Dotsll‘orSsle 85 6 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS—on Sycamore street of: Gregory Blvd. 45 ft. front, 139 to 145 ft deep. Beet building proposition in East Norwalk to be sold in one parcel. Box 33 Norwalk. -Advertise in the Sentinel’for the best results. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Money to Load $95.10 $800.00 On Your Own Signature on Household Furniture, which remains in Your Possession, salaries. Real Estate. Essyiifonthly Payments on You Pay Per Month 850.00 ................ $5.00 $100.00 ............... $7.00 $15.00 .....n......... 05.00 ess’seeeesseeess ‘O-oo 0150.00 0200.00 "Nauru-w $10. 00 0800.00 .............. $15.00 Plus legal rate of interest only No bonus, fee, or service charge. Confidential and cour- .teoul-money to be obtain- ed the same day applied for. The Public Loan Corp. 80 WI“ 8‘4) Room 203 ' NMR, Oonn. “PM 3.81 Six room house in restricted resi- dential section. Every improve- ment including open fire place and garage. Convenient location. —-———- New two family house. «eleven rooms. 2 baths. 2 heaters, 2 car garage. good location. Corner lot. Price and terms reasonable. .VEor these or any others consult Can-ty 69’ Co. ‘ ' Realtors-Insurance 17 80. Main St. Phone 830 ,, family houses. lots and farms, con~ BUYS A coop mention nonsn fine large porch: - cratic‘momlnce for Congressman in .. DANBURY. Aug. 31. —— Ground PLYMOUTH. Vt. Aug. 29.—Two old women. who know Calvin Coo- lidge long before he or-anyone else even dreamed that he was ever so ingito live in the White House as first citizen of the land. are working hard on a little gift for the president and Mrs. Coolidge. They are Miss Ellen Dunbar. 75. who taught the school that Coolidge attended here when he was 8 year: old. and Mrs. Sara Pollard. 84, his aunt. with whom he spent many dpys during that period of his life. The gift that is in preparation is a huge Afghan blanket, to be com- mon stems! Section.- A PRESENT FOR COOLIDEE: Mrs. Sarah Pollard (left) and Miss Ellen Dunbar: posed of 48 separate squares of crocheted and knitted material. Aunt Sarah and Miss Ellen are not the only ones who are busying themselves on it. either. Among tho others are Mrs. John Gaiibaidi Sal“- gent, wife at the attorney general the United States, and a dozen more. When all the separate squares are finished an old- inshidned knitting. lice will be held and they will b! joined together to make the blanks , It is hopcd that this can be done in time to solid the present to t president and Mrs. Coolidge b01519 they return to Washington front Swampscott. Mass. , W.i:‘. wanna lN AUTO CRASH ~ iii-wound Norwalk Man Arrested Charged With Driv- ing While Drunk—- .._ Held Up Trailic W‘ESTPORT. Aug. 81.—-Wiiiiam English Walling. writer and Demo- the elections last year. was arrested here yesterday on the charge of reckless driving and operating of reckless driving and operating with- out a license. Walling was arrested after he had figured in a collision with a motorcycle operated by Max Bergman of New York. Joseph riding in the side car of the cycle. In the crash part of the right ear of Max Bergman was torn off and his cousin suffered inyuries to both legs. Both men were taken to Bridgeport where they were given treatment. Five others were arrested by the police during the day. Homer Com- ant. Westport. was arrested, charg- ed with operating without a license after an accident on Main street. Samuel Hutcliing, New York city. was arrested charged with viola- tions of the rules of the road. Gustave Malinborg. Stamford. and Frank McKnight. Long Island city, were arrested charged with opera- tingwith improper lights. Steve Simko, twenty-two, street.'South Norwalk, was arrested charged'wlth operating while drunk, operating without a license and no brakes, on the‘Shore road when his car ‘stalled and held up a long line of traffic. Investigating officers found Slmko unable to stand when taken from the car. ' slaw POLISH cannon. was broken Saturday for the ‘new church which the Polish speaking residents of Danbury of Roman Catholic faith are to build at Stone and Cottage streets. The church will not be a large one but will be' sufficient to- accommodate the Polish families of the city. LAUGHS FOR MEN ONLY BERLIN, Aug—Regardless of all the reports to the contrary. man is the— only animal that laughs, says Prof. Herziner Frobes of the Berlin University. Frobes has just returned from a trip to southern Africa where he made an extensive study of ani- mal life. OANIIING ’EM.‘ .UNAWARE ' NAUEN, Hungary, Aug—A law has been passed here compelling theatre managers to turn on the lights without warning at certain in- tervais while the film is being shown. And couples caught in the eat of “petting" are torbe heavily lined. best results. (II-ASSN ED DISPLAY- Money to Lean on 1st “5111311:qu Also 3 CLAUDE B. mm. 450 Help St. Stamford. Conn. ‘ Phone 90 new croutons. res im‘Pho 5:11? . ”i Insurance _ and Real Estate l M. Layton & Co. (Incorporated) 5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35 South Norwalk. Conn. rain. at: Bergman, a cousin of the latter was Ridge ‘ —'—Advertise in the Sentinel for the ‘ New Dry Bosses Frederick C. Baird is now. 111 charge of prohibition enforcement in western and central Pennsyiv nia.‘ / . up ‘ V i.-. . Andrew W. Campbell: has bee named regional prohibition director for Iowa. Nebraska and. South Dos Kola. Federal prohibition enforcemoli in Louisiana. Arkansas. Alabama and Mississippi has been placed in. charge of 0.1) .Jackson of New leans. .
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