.moupsbliv, SEPTEMBER 9, 1929.
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NNOUNCEMENTS—
1—Deaths
2—Card oi! Thanks
a-In Memoriam
b—Funerni Directors
d-Monumente. Cemetery Lots
9—Societies and Lodges
io—Lost and Found ’
3 UTonOTIvn—
A—Automobilo Agencies
11—Automoblles For Sale
" , 12—1090 Trucks For Sale
‘ Ill—Auto accessories
_ 14—Gnrages-Auios for Hire
‘15—~Motorcycles and Bicycles
17—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE—
. Is—Business Services Offered
2 19—Building and Contracting
21—Dresemaking and Mlllinery
2—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
23~Ineuranco and Surety Bonds
25—Truckingh—Storane
Eli—Painting. Paperng. Decorat-
1118
‘ za—Professlonal Services
' I’ll—Repairing and Refinishing
30~Tailoring and Pressing
81—Wanted—Business Service
v MPLOYMENT—w
' aha—Employment Agencies
1: 32~Help Wanted—Female
‘ 33—Help Wanted—Male
84—Holp—Male and Female
35—Sollcltors. Canvassers. Agents
“> Sit—Situations Wanted—Female
til—Situations Wanted—~Mede
FINANCIAL—a v '
- 38-Business Opportunities
40—Money to Loan—Mortgages
STRUCTION—
”T ds—Locul Instruction Classes
‘ 44-Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
46—Wanted—Instruction
I IVE STOCK——
47—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
« 48.Hcrses. Cattle. Vehicles
‘ nit—Poultry and supplies
" to—Wanted—lee Stock
. 'RGHANDISE—
.Sl—Artlcies For Sale
dim—Barter and Exchange
' Mw—Boals and Accessories
SB—Building Materials
Iii—Business and Cities Equip-
msnt
. ESf—Fam and Dairy Products
Eli—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
BI-Good Things to Eat
Ell—Household Goods
(so—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
til—Machinery and Tools
62—Musical Merchandise
Gael—Radio Equipment
, 63—Seeds. Plants. Flows
iii-Specials at the Stores
ell—Wearing Apparel .
ss—Wanted—Tc Buy
'ROOMS AND BOARD—a
67~Rooms With Board -41.“.
Gil—Rooms Without Board '
ell—Rooms tor Housekeeping
70—Vacatlon Places
ii—Whero to Eat
“(z—Where to Stop in Town
73—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—4
74—Apartments and Flats
75—Buslness' Places For Rent
76—Farms and Land For Rent
77—HOIIses For Rent
78—Oflices and Desk Room
_ Iii—Shore and Mountain — For
Rent
Sl—WanIEd—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—é
R—Brokers in Real Estate
2. sz—Buslness Property For Sale
' 89~Far1ns and Land For Sale
84—Houses For Sale
BB—Loil For Sale
‘ 86—81mm and Mountain -— For
Sale
87—Suburban For Sale
ss—To Exchange-Real Estate
.4 80—Wanted—Real Estate
.. UCTIONS—LEGAL—
90—Auction Sales
‘7 ill—Legal Notices
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AUGTIONLLEGALS
legal Notices ‘ 01
SOvaNr NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss. Pro-
bulc Court. August 25., A. D..
19 ."5.
12011110 of George ilukovescy late
of N01 walk. in smd District de-
council,
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict. of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims Ior Settle-
mcni. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. propcriy at-
tested, within said time, will be de-
barred :1 recovery. All pcrsons in-
debted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment in
ROSE BUKOVESCY.
Exocutrix.
ANNOUNOEMENTB
Struyed. Lost. Found Ill
LARGE YELLOW MALE CAT—v—
Answers to name of "Pinkie."
Liberal reward if returned to Mrs.
Jennie Fairy. 63 Myrtle St., East
Norwalk, or phone 2072.
LOST—Small tan colored dog. about
four months old, in vicinity of
Woodward Ave. and So. Main St..
Sunday morning. Reward it re-
turned to R. J. Henncssy. Shore—
front Park. Phone 3603-14.
serene-Tm
Automobiles For Sale 11
1924 Run. Club Sedan.
1926 Buick Sport Touring.
1921 Studebaker Special Six Road-
‘ ster.
1924 Cadillac. 5-passonger Sedan.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN,
HUPMOBILBI DEALERS.
USED CABS—We have them; come
in and look them over; all makes
to choose from: in good condition:
make your own terms. P. J. Di-
Plotro. 49 West avenue. Phone
0610. Open evenings until 9.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered 18
AULTIDNEER
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. 8108-1! Nor-walk
BOSCH MAGNE'io-An makes of
magnetoes. starters, generators ro-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
can. 119 So. hfain St. Phone us.
GRADING-Lawns mowed. hedges
out. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. l‘ul-
ler, 92 Taylor avenue, South Nor-
walk. Phone 8773W.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A S peclaiiy.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION co.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwaik 2041
LAWN" MOWED-Gardens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
, Phone 8515.1”red Hamilton.
LAWN MOWEPS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good conr‘ition.
Alpha Plating Works. .94 Day
street. South Norwaik. Phone 958.
woosrnn awn paws ,
A. It. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT HAW
Formerly Engine" 11. 8. Patent
aloe.
1115 Main St... Bridgeport.
.send for Booklet on Patents.
MIRRORS-Ire till every need. Plo-
turs frames. Upholstering sup-
plies. A Bergstrom. ClibIDQt maker
and upholsterer. New I. O. 0. ii'.
Bldg” So. Norwalk.
CONTRAcrfNG - Mason work.
grading lawns, drives. roads.
Trucking. Sand, gravel, einders.
Loam for sale. Elizabeth Law-
ton. Phone 201. Darlen.
Moving, Trucking. Storage 25
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving, o-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 91:. Daytime:
80¢ 14 Nights.
Painting. Paper-lug, Decorating 20
PAPER HANGING—60c double roll.
Painting; reasonable; work guar-
anteed; practical painter. 11
Haviland street. South Norwaik.
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS & SOMERS
Paints, Window Shadu. Vsrnishcs
8.10 Railroad Ave" 2 Wall St.
Repairing and Refinishing 20
Copyrighted by James Golden. South NorwelknConn. ‘ ‘L 4‘” ‘ rfiy
' TIDE CALENDAR~ SEPTEMBER 1925 '
Sun. I Mon. 1 Tue. [ Wed. | Thur. | Fri. I Set.
i‘lrnouul. 1201197000 9'“ "7 10.29 9.1 11.19 9.2 , {1.29 9.9.
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25 2 9.99 9.2 10.99 9.9 11.97 9.9 12.09' 9.2 12.92. 9.0
119 7.9 210 7.1 9.00 9.9 9.11 9.1 9.19 9.9 9.99 9.9 7.17 9.0
6 7 8 9 10 11. 12
1.40 7.7 2.91 7.9 9.29 9.9 9.99. 9.9 9.97 9.9'997 9.9 7.90 9.9
9.01 9.9 9.49 9.9 9.20 9.9 9.99 7.2 10.19 7.9 10.44 7.9 11.19 9.0
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
9.19 9.7 9.99 9.9 9.27 7.2 9.99 7.1 10.27 7.9 11.09 7.9 9 7.9
12.19 7.912.99 7.91.99 7.1 2.99 9.9 9.91 _ 9.9 9.99 9.9
20 21 M22 23 24 25 26
11.09 91. 12.99 91. 2.09 7.9 2.99 7.9 9.97 7.: 9.09 .7.1
550 0,0 7.12 0.9 8.28 7.4 9.21 7.9 Last Quar. ‘New Moon 1’ WW1
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9.20 1.1 7.40 7.1 9.99 7.7 9.47 9.0 10 i 18 i
The Moon is in Apogee the 13th. The Moon is. in Perlaee the let and 29th.
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compiled from “Tide Tables of. the Atlantic Coast of the United States." Issued by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time 01
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR,‘CONN.
The figures at the left above the day of the month give
M. below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these giv
and Tenths.
the time of High Tide for A.
o the Height of Tide in Feet
EMPLOYMENT
MERCHANDISE
REAL nsrnrn r019 anNT
Help “'sniul—ll‘cnislc 32
Wanted—'10 Buy . '00
Apartments and Flats 74
LADY-Deslriug a. good home. to
cook meals and mind children cve.
nlngs when desired. Address Box
N. W., clo Sentinel.
TYPIS'l‘ WANTED—*Wc have a po-
sition open for a. young lady in
our office. In auchr state ago.
experience. education and salary
expected. Box 37 Care Sentinel.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—(loner-
al houseworkcr, also erperionccd
waitress; good wages. Norwulk'
Employment Agency. 90 Wall st..
Norwaik. Phone 2563.
WILL PARTY WHO picked up
black shell rimmed eye glasses in
case Friday nighi~front of Rinito
Theatre, please phone 639. Re-
ward. Mrs. Frank 28. Field. .
WOMAN—For general housework.
by the month. To sleep out.
References.. Mrs. Aaron Kohn. 0
Railroad Ave.
Help Wanted—Female 82
COOK—Wanted short order cook
for Jersey Lunch, 14 Ely Ave. Ap-
ply between 7 P. M. and 10 P. M,
or phone 583~2.
FINANCIAL
FURNl'l'UliE—beconc hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jeffee. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms \vunnosra 07
I‘i.‘RNl‘SHED ROOMS —- With or
without board. Steam heat. Mod-
crn imprwemenre. (colonial Hotel.
racing the water, Rowaytou.
Phone 439 Norwalk. Rates mod.
crate.
Rooms \Vilhmfl Board 08
FURNISHED ROOM - In nice
home. with fine surroundingu: for
one or two uontlemen. Central-
ly located. 0 Cedar St" near West
avenue. Phone 486.
DESIRABLE Furnished room at the
De Malay Club. 1 Elizabeth St.
References required. Call 3570 for
information.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS—For
one or two persons. All conven-
iences. Private family. Also
uni-age. Apply 59 Cove Ave... East
Norwnlk.
Money to Dean—Mortgages 40
FIRST 09 SECOND—Mortgagoloans
mader Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 30 Wall St, room
203. Norwalk. Conn.
INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic 44
VOCAL INSTRUCTIONsa-RALPH
TOLAND, BARITONE, will accept
,a limited number of students on
special term rates. For informa-
tion address 7 Lynes Place. Nor-
waik. or phone 722.
LIVE. STOCK
PM“? and Suppl!“ I“
LIVE POULTRY—Elites and dress.
ed while you wait. 1’. Romano.
first class service. Phone 8888.
Livelgroultry Market. 18 Chestnut
street. South Norwalk.
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—’Bsrred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorni:
Ducklings, Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Airdsle puppies for sale.
Phone 4015. Weston Live Poultry
Market. 68 Main street. Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale 91
FOR SALE—New oak barrels and
kegs, all sizes, one to fifty gallons.
Charred or parraiin lined. Retail
at wholesale prices. Free delivery,
Special prices on quantities. Steve
Reynolds. Scribner Ave. near Post
Road. Phone 2864.
WANTED—Chairs to ram. Price
reasonable. Phone 3806. Edward
Chance.
Tree specialists 28A
ICIENTIFIC
TREE
WORK ,
9
A. a. mum
Phone. ”7 Wentport.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—minus 32
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—0n
Singer sewing machines. Apply
Rabhor Co.. 127 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL—For
steady position. Apply in person
at the Children’s Store, 37 Wash-
ington St.. So. Norwalk.
GIRLS WANTED—for general cler—
ical work. In answer state age.
experience, education and salary
expected. Box 42, care Sentinel.
~Advcriise in the Sentinel for the
best results. ,.
ROLL ROOFING. 91.00 1-1917. ROLL.
—Slats surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
0. A. RANSOH.
Dept. Id.
527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. nus.
HUNTINGTON PIANO — Upright;
reasonable. Phone 628.
PLAYER PIANO—Absolutely new.
Mlch‘ael'Mattlello. 70-81 Washing.
ton street. Phone 2774.
PZ1N0 —-—Keller Bros.‘ upright; ‘
WALL ST.. Si—Wiii rent furnished.
kitchenette apartment of two or
three rooms: also. nicely furnish.
ed roomu. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 1490.
Rooms For Housekeeping ‘00
LARGE FRONT ROOM—In pri-
vate family. center of town. for
two gentlemen or business cou’ple:
privileges of housekeeping. 100
South Main street. Phone 897”.
Wherewriwpin'im 72
KILL TOP INN—oner- its spacious
dance pavilion for, dances, get-
togethers, etc. Conveniently io’
cated. Catering service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone
2201.
REAL ESTATE POD RENT
Apartments and Flats 74
FIVE ATTRACTIVE - Rooms and
bath \vith steam heat. electricity.
etc. Rooms all newly decorated.‘
Pleasant and desirable location.
Price reasonable. Two adults pre-
ferred. Phone 2688.
FIVE ROOMS—With all improve-
ments; near business center of
South Norwalk: reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer's. z Hanford
place. Phone 1620.
FOR RENT—High class steam
heated apartment. six rooms and
sun parlor: garage if required:
five minutes' walk from station:
can be seen daily from ten to four.
33 Seaview avenue, Norwaik.
FOUR-ROOM FLAT-*Ali improve-
.ments. Corner Darien road and
Raymond street, Dorian.
FOR RENT—Five room house. all
improvements. Rental of 830 per
month.
Six room house, all improvements.
Rental 0! 886 per month.
Located on Raymond Street. Roway-
ton. Inquire at the South Norwalk
Trust Company, Executor o: the
sweet, tone; good action: splendid?
for student use; 885; easy terms.
For Piano 00.. South Norwalk.
' Household Goods 50
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cash
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817.1%er Mattress
00.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor.
walk. .
Machinery “and mo 01
NEW SINGER MOTOR -- Never
used. 115 volts. 110 revolutions
per minute. Factory style. For
sale reasonable. Inquire Henry
Schenk, Evening Sentinel.
“it; details that count." sadly
moocd ~the~cowaas the train ran over
‘hcr iail.-—-'chxas Ranger. _
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estate of George W. Raymond or
Mrs. Raymond on the property.
ONE TENEMENT— Four rooms.
bath and pantry: new house. just
completed. 35 Chestnut street,
South Norwalk. Inquire in rear.
."4 ORCHARD ST.-To let furnished
room. Inquire A Bosill or tele-
phone 426 after 0 p. m. evenings.
a ROOMS—All improvements. -on
108 Cedar Street. Phone .2058.
5 ROOM—Apartment. newly decor-
ated. With all modern improve-
ments. First floor. 0 Hamilton
Ave. Phone 2955._
ROOM APARTMENT—seModorn
improvements: 4‘ Pisttsville Ave.
Inquire A. Israel, '8 Concord St.
So. Norwalli. ‘
SIX ROOMS—will improvements, 88
Woodward avenue. Also, six rooms.
27 Qulnard avenue. Inquire at 88
Woodward avenue. in rear.
. Business Pisces for 8309‘ 75
STORE T0 LET—Suitable for any
kind of business. Corner Darlcn
road and Raymond street. Duricn,
Opposite Tokenoke.
_. houses For Rent 77
FOR RENT, FURNISHED—8 room
house. all improvements. to small
family of adults. from October Isl
to May let. 1). S. Hull, 94 Wadi»
ington St. '
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
fl Houses For Sale “—8.9
A'i‘ MARVIN BEACH—New 6 room
house. all improvements. fireplace.
bargain. Owner out of town.
81.000 cash. Write Owner. care
01 Sentinel.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
(A True Story)
She Help: 899
'5‘ Her lok Father
Crippled. her father in s hospltsi. s brace bought
- with a Beneficial Loan enabled her to secure employ-
ment. We are proud to have sided this brave girl to
contribute to he: psrents’ support.
We unlit?” 838000th
Onlyiswfulinbuest. WM. fair Call. wrlmor'phcne.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
, 7 “Mill: ST. PHON It' 2- 7- 0 ii ROOM 203
OpuUroJIM Mum-Bhbmdmtothol’abue Wasps! fol
was Trudy to go through with the
Dempsey mulch under my promo-
' , lion." suld Rickard last night. "i
was under the impression that he in-
, tended to file his check and definite-
ly bind the match lustcrrlny.”
Tox seemed to be more satisfied
‘ when he learned that Wills was un-
000 F able to accompany Mullins to the
’ . office of the t‘ummisslm due to ill-
ness in tho lutter's (chilly.
P H Mullins did visit the Commission.
romi as he has done at almost every
ses’ owever’ to meeting the board has luld in the
Appear Again Fri- last six weeks. but he failed to trau-
sact any business or to offer to lay
day and Give Cheek his $25,000 check on the lino. 110
For Dempsey Bout said that he would return with Wills
on Friday.
Senator William Lyons. close
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-——Illncss in
Harry Will's family. which required
his presence in a local hospital most
of the day. prevented the posting
with the New York State Athletic
Commission yesterday ol‘ the Negro
chullcngcr‘s $115,000 forfeit to bind
11 match between himself and Jack
Dempsey for the heavyweight cham- barns that Dempsey would never
plonship 0f ”‘0 world. light again. and he offered to hos
This money. in the form of a cor- anybody $1,000 at 1 (”no 1 that he
tilled chock, wnl probably be placed was right.
in the hands of the Commission by At the some time the Senator cxr
Paddy Mullins. manager of Wills, at hibltcd a letter he received yesterday
the meeting of the Commission to from Los Angelou in which Dempsey
be held Friday morning. Jack was quoted as saying that the brook
Kcarns, who still insists that he is between himself and Jack Kcarns
managtr of Dempsey and who has was complete and final, which. if
already handed the heard his coril- true, would scorn to indicate 1.11111
tied chock for 825,000, is due here the champion would never go
from the Paclllc Coast tomorrow through with any match that Kcarus
morning and it would not he surpris- had mode {01 him
ing it he and Rickard were to visit ~~-—
U1 C0 l l F‘li "U M ill 5
an: Will's“ siilgkulftlfsuiflvgflilio fgrfrfit SO' Norwalk KT.- 0f C
has been in the hands of the Com- To Elect Officers
visited Rickard at the Eighth ato—
nuc our pains yesterday \wailng
button shoes. carrying a swond cunc
lllld pith a ( ‘oit I‘ozty- foul lashed to
his waist. He took occasion to un—
Ilouncc for the benefit of everybody
within a. radius of a. mile of the
mission for several weeks.
Rickard was confident that hlul.
line would file his check with the K of C .- .
, . . . ., will meet 'lhursday even-
Commlsslon yesterday and “‘03 Pb' tug at the Council rooms in West
"lOUSIY disappointed and “”1‘111'150'1 Washington street. The annual
when he heard that Paddy had fail- 910.1110" of officers will take place
(duto (1‘; 5° Scwrai Ollll‘l lmpoltnut mutlms iilL‘
\lull us has informed me thnt he to come up, including the purchas-
ing of new pool tables and the. plans
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY fora ncntcrtuinmcnt. Arrangements:
will also probably ho made for a
third degree L‘xcmplification. .le-
South Norwaik Council. No. 1233,
li'Ol’t SALE—5 rooms and bath on
our line, at Rowoyton. All 1le-
provemonts. steam heat. electric
lights, hardwood floors. garage.
1.. ll. Kendrick, Iloton Ave. or
Box 334, So. Norwsnt.
FOR SALE—Five~rcom bungalow.
Fair avenue; all improvements;
cheap; easy terms. Phone 82 or
1061.
F0 It SA LE—
7 Room House. Large Barn .about
8-4 acre. .‘lst. Dist. 85.000.
. w
7 Room Heuse. all imp, corner lot.
2nd Dist. 87,000
Beautiful home, 'Marvin Beach. 7
.Rooms, z-car Garage. 89.000. 1
8 Room House. all, imp» z-car Gar-
age. Fruit and shade trees. about
2- acres. in Westport. 815.000.
, Terms arranged on all at these. _
1 . , i .
The Tammany Agency ..
Real Estate and Insurance
123 Washington St. So. Norwalk.
Phone 3344.
0 ROOM HOUSE—All improvements
Hot air furnace., Electric lights.
Also 0 main bungalow. Lot'100-
ft.-x-165 ft. 64 Osborn Avenue.
East Norwalk. Phone 3849-R.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—
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ALL IMPROVEMENTS—Newtown
avenue: one-car garage; lot. 150:
204 112.: price, 812.000.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate,
11 Pershing St. Phone 3381
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE--
Branch 01' Strout, Farm Agency:
agile over 5.000 properties a year.
Branch Cities: 68 .Wall street.
Norwalk. Phone 8058.
DotsMSaIe"* as
{CHOICE 'BUILDING “LOTS-on
Sycamore street of: Gregory Blvd.
45 ft. front, 139 to 145 it deep.
‘ Best building proposition in East
Norwalk to be sold in one parcel.
Box 38 Norwalk.
Wanted—Real Estate 80
FARM WANTED—Vicinity 'West-
port .Wilten, Weston. Nor-walk.
Reasonable priced farm 0!“ coup.
try home. Write price and full
particulars to Box "Farm" clo
Sentinel. ‘
KILLS PHONE MANAGER.
POTEAU. 01:10., sent. 9 (AP).—
L. E. Thrasher. manager of the Ok-
lahoma-Arkansas Telephone Com»
pany. was shot and killed and Miss
Mayme Fries, chief operator of the
local exchange, was seriously wound-
ed by L. E. carmlchaei. Thrasher's
partner yesterday. The shooting fol-
lowed an "argument between the men
over business matters. Miss Fries
- troshinoms will he served. This
WANTED meeting will mark the opening of the
fall and winter activities of South
Norivulk Council. .
Sewing Machine Operators. ***** "‘5
GIANTS my cnrcuuu.
and Learners . \VlClll’l‘A. Kilns, Sept. 9. (.11).)
\ -—~li,ugh Mcilulliu. twenty - three.
Apply all week catcher for the Wichita Club of tho
\\-'<:stcrn League. has been sold to
Century Underwear C0. the New York Giants, 11 was an‘
nounccd today. The purchuscpricc
LIBERTY SQUARE was not given.
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EAST NORWAL; SENATE llE-ITSION
MlDDLl-J’i‘OWN, Sept. 8.~—(AI")
Numbers 01‘ the 1925 Senate have
received from Senators Pierson of
Cromwell and Norway of Somers.
“ notice of the Senate i-c-union Fri-
Or a e 1 day at Hadrian). United States Son-
~ alor iiing‘hnm has been invited to
attend.
New six room house with open
fire place, tile bath. steam heat.
Price 97,000. Terms. . . ‘ HE’SNS
Five room bungalow with bath.
coal range. large lot. in suburbs.
Price 85,500.
\
For‘ these or any others consult
Canty 89’ Co.
Realtors—Insurance
17 So. Main 81:. Phone 830
TO LET
4 room apartments. all improve-
ments. steam heat furnished.
Janitor service. Located iii the
3rd district. For further parti.
culars inqure at office of
J. M. Layton Co. Inc
ii Railroad Ave. ‘
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Money to Loan
825. to 8300.00
On Your Own Signature on
Household Furniture, ,whlch
remains in Your Pesscsslou,
salaries, Real Estate.
Easy MOnthl‘y Payments
011 You Pay Per Month
850.00 ................ 8500
8100.00 ............... 87.00
870.00 ................ 80.00
8150.00 .......... . 88.00
8200.00 . . . . . . .».-. . . 07.1 810.00
1800.00 .............. 815.00
Plus legal rain of interest ‘only
No bonus, fee, or service
charge. Confidential and "cour-
teous~ money to be obtain-
ed the same day applied for
The Public Loan Corp. ,
80 Wall St. Room 209
ROBERT
. a—mmfihfi to its
17min. Oonn. rpm 9991‘ 1,3, 9110 pm two ”so“.
friend to both Dempsey and Kcarns.‘
owuN common
. .
l-‘ormcr Holy Cross College hurlcr ;
who won his first major league
game for Detroit against Cleveland ,
the other day. Sent in as relic! »
pitcher. he held the Indians wall in
check. He also combed out two
clean hits with men on the tussock:
cal-h tlmc.
WOMAN IS T0 .
MANAGE BOXER '
IN PHILADELPHIA? a
First One to Get Li-
cense —— To Handle
Lou Sokolove,‘ Light
Heavyweight ',
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9. (AR! .
~Mrs. licruicc ll. Baumgartner ll
Pennsylvania's first woman boxing
manager. Shr- hus been granted a,
license by the state athletic coma ,9?
mission and bus entered a. contract”
to manage Lou Sokolme. a 10ch
light heavyweight, for 18 months. ‘
Mrs. Iiaumgnrtner is the wife of
Stanwood Buumgmtnci, a south-
paw pitcher of the Philadelphia. Ath-
iolics.
Southport Club to . ,
Re-nomiuate Oflicers ‘
. SOII'I‘IIPORT. Sept. 9.‘—-—The ofli-
ccrs of the Pequot Yachb‘clubhaVe .
been selected for re-cicctidn by the
nominating committee according to
advice forwarded to’sccretary Ai-
lhur P. VanSchoik. Tho nomina-
tions have been posted in accord- ,,
111100 with the by-luws of the club
which requires their posting six
weeks 110901;; the annual election. ,
This lmnunl meeting is scheduled
for Saturday October 3 an dwiil be
hold in connection with a club to»
cinl at which motion pictures illus-
trating tho weekly activities at the
club will be a feature. _
Officers of the club who have
been rcnomlunicd are: Johanna! ‘
Suhlolt, commodore; Arthur P. Van-
Srhuik. secretary and George A.
Sherwood. treasurer.
Soon be time for the annual coal
shortage to see its shadow.
NEW COACH
99......
He‘ll coach the Navy varsity crew next season, having been appointed .
recently. to succeed the famous Dick Glendon. who tihncd out sensa- ‘
tionsl shells in 1024 and 1929.11.00.- is a graduate of the University
of Washington, where he's acted as assistant to Coach "Busty" Gallon.
Norwalk Chronicler