E i i . “Remiss— "é All ads are restricted to Sentinel style of type. CLASSIFIED BATH Daily rate per line for consecutive Charlie Cash .05 .07 .0. No advertisement taken for is. insertions: '1: DAYS seesesseesee eon Three Days ......... .OI One Day ............ .10 then so cents. ment made at the rate earned. Special late for yearly advertising upon request. > 'A-B-C 'AD Index ANNOUNCEMENTS- l—Deathe a—Cerd of Thanks d—In Memoriam t—Funersi Directors c—Mcnuments. Cemetery Lets 9-Secieties and Lodges io—Loet and Found 'AUTOMOTIVD— A—Autolnoblle Agencies 11—Automobiles For Sale iz—Auto Trucks For Salc 13—Auto acceuoriee lt—Garages—Autos for Hire 1s-Motorcyeles and Bleyeles ii-Wented—-Automotive BUSINESS SERVICE-— Id—vBuslness Services Offered nonuildiug and Contracting slamming. Plumbing. Roofilil tau-Insurance and Surety Bends ai-Truckingostorans ing 28~Professional Services fs—Repeiring and Refinishing ail—Tailoring and Pro-ins tl‘Whnted—Bueinese Service EMPLOYMENT—- al-av—llnipio‘yment Agencies af—Help Wanted—Female n-eHelp iWentcd—Maie “idiom—Male and Female nominations Wanted—Female SToSitnatione Wanted—Male FINANCIAL—- ‘ zed-Business Opportunities "" ice-Money to Loon—Mortgages INSTRUCTION—- «.qu instruction Classes Ali—"Musical. Dancing. Dramatic ed—Wented—Instructien LIVE STOCK— . ef-Doge. Cate Other Pets eta—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles eo—Poultry and supplies so—Wanted—Live Stock u—Articles For Sale' I nan-Barter and Exchange _ If—Roats and Accessories t ss—nuualng Materials “about. and one. Sculp- . mtnt ‘ es— and Deiry.Prodncts seq- ei. Feed. Fertiliser s‘l—Good Things to Eat . u—fldnsehold Geode ail—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds cl-lia‘cbinery and Tech .dz—M'ueical Merchandise . afar—Radio Ecuimnsnt '. 68—Seeds. Plants. new». 3; de-Speciele at the Stores , - oil—Wearing Apparel do—Wented—To Buy ROOMS AND BOARD—s ol—Rooms With Board cs—Rooms Without Board es-Rooms for Housekeeping fo—Vacation Places 71~Where to Eat ‘ ' If—Where to Stop in rm' . it—Wanted—Rooms or Board REAL ESTATE FOR BENT-e. fir-Apartments and Plate 15—Business Pieces For Rent 16—Farms and Land For Rent Tf—Rouses For Rent 78—00:)» and Desk Room Ell—Shore and Mountain - For Rent . si-Wanted—Te Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—- R—Brekers in Real Estate of—Business Property For Sale u—rarrne and Land For Sale ‘ “unease Fer Sale IS—Lots For Sale ‘ . senohore and Mountain -- Per Sal O I fl—Suburban For Sale Il-To Exchange—Real Estate lid—Wanted—Reai Estate AUCTIONS—LEGAL— ell-Auction Slice 91—00833 Notices ‘ ' rem spun-mun allows As an accommodation extension of its public service. CREDIT 102m CLASSIFIED . ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of first insertion with the esseptiee that in view of the courtesy extended they will be it!“ before the seven-day nah discount has aspired. continuation of this policy is dependent on the co-‘ operation given by the public in mlnimilng collection .l‘i eense by prompt payments. INDEXED FOR QUICK SERVICE their proper classification and the regular . u“Count five average words to the e. Charged ads will be‘ received by telephone and if paighet omen with- in seven days from I first day of . insertion cash rate will be allowed. *the Fourth Ward “d one (1) Coun. Ads ordered for three or six days . end stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ad appeared end adjust- Il—Drsssmeking end Idillinery _ Vic—Painting. Paper ng. Decorat- 85-Soilcitors.. Canvassere Agents ’ September, 1935. at 10 o'clock fore- AUCTIONS-LION m Notiécl NOTICE OF BIENNIAL CITY MEETING. The electors of the C“? and Towa 'of Norwalk are hereby notified and warned that a meeting of said elect. on will be held in said city and town on the first Monday of October (be. [Vlng the 5th day of October) 1925. for the purpose of electing officers of said city end town as follows to wit: A Mayor. a Treasurer. a City Shor- ii‘f. a,Collector of Assessments and Taxes. a Tree Warden. and three members of the Board of Education for the term of six (6) years. A Town Clerk. three-(l) Select- men. seven (7) Constables two (2) Registrars of Voters in the First Voting District. two (2) moisture of Voters in the Second Voting Dis- trict, two (2) Registrars of Votbee in the Third Voting District. two (a) Councilmen in the First Ward. three (3) Councilmen in the Second Ward. and one (1) Councilmen in the Third Ward. one (1) Councilman in cilmen in the Fifth Ward. A member of the Board of Dis- xtrict Commissioners in the First Tex- ‘ing District for the term of six (6) Year-.1 A member of the Board of District Commissioners in the Second Taxing District for the term of six (6) years. A member of the Board of Dis- trict Commissioners in the Third Taxing District for the term of six (6) years. A member of the Board of District Commissioners in the Sixth Taxing District for the term of six (6) years. A member of the Board of District Commissioners in the Sixth Taxing District for the terni of two (2) years. A member of the Board of Electri- , cal Commissioners in the Second Tax- ’lng District for the term of six (6) y.ears A District Treasurer in the‘ First Taxing District. . A District Treasurer in the Second Taxing District. A District Treasurer in the Third 'Taxing District. I A District Treasurer in the Sixth Taxing District. And for the purpose of considering the authorisation of a bond issue. by theGenerai Assembly of Connect- icut. at its January Session, 1926, en- titled “An Act Authorizing the City of Norwalk to Issue School Bonds." Those who approve said Act shall vote: ”School Bond Issue-Yes. ” Those who disapprove said Act 'shall vote: ' "School Bond Issue—No." . Also. for the purpose of consider- ing the authoriznticn of a Firemen Pension Fund, pursuant to a certain Act passed by the General Assembly of Connecticut. at its January Ses- . slon, 1925. entitled “An Act Author- izing the City of Norwalk to establish a Firemen Pension Fund. " Those who approve said Act shall vote: “Firemen Pension Fund-4Yes." l Those who disapprove said Act shall vote: ,“Firemen Pension Fund—No.” The polls will be open for said pur- ‘poses frcm six o'clock in the fore- noon until live o'clock in the site.- ficon‘ at the following pldcelt o wit: the First and Fourth Wards. at the Corner of Commerce and Wall ’Streets. Second Voting Dietrich—Embrac- ng the Second and Fifth Wards, at the Central Fire WStation ? Third Voting District—At the Mayflower Hook and Ladder House. Van Zant Street. ‘ , Dated at the City of Norwalk. this list day of September, 1925. Attest: ‘ mvmo n. ROBERTSON City Clerk. ORDER 0!“ NOTICE District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate Court, September 19. A. D.. 1926. In the matter of Ada S. Thomas. of Norwallt in said District. an in- capable person. ‘ Whereas. written application has been made to this court by the said Ada S. Thomas. praying. for reasons therein set forth. that her estate be restored to her: rdered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate once in Norweik. on the 39th day of noon: that public. notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a newspaper having a circulation in said District. at least five days be- fore said day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge. assesses-sure SWIM 113“. MC 10 CAMERAS-Lost. near Bear Mona. tain. N. 1.. Sunday the 18th. two small foreign cameras; suitable reward. S. W. Stern. 817 West End avenue. New York city. serenity: “mobbed For his ll FORDSFOR SALE—isle Coach. 192‘ Coupe. 1933 Coupe. 1921 Touring. All,in A-l condition. Will sell ‘in exchange for Fords. Phone 1165-18. 19" Jordan l~psssenger..... 8850 1928 Jordan Blue Boy....... 8800 1st; Flint 'ceupe ............ti,lso 1925 Jordan sedan ..........$2.000 VAAS’I‘ BROS. CADILLAC. JORDAN. ”NOD” DEALERS. STUDEBAKER—1023 Special Tour- ing. excellent ' condition. “8500. Darlen 1n. USED CABS-We have them; some inend look them over: all makes to choose from; in good condition: make your own terms. P. J. Di- Pldro. l! West avenue. Phone pursuant to that certain act passed; First Voting District—Embracing ‘ Cenrishted by James Golden. South Norwtik. Conn. . CLASSIFIED DISPLAY and Tenths. BUSINESS SERVICE Business Scrvwes Offered 18 audnonssn Joseph A. Anglone ’l'eI. 1183-13 Nowell magnetoee. starters. generators rc- psire'd and installed. New Beech ignition for Fords end all other _, cars. ill So. Stain St. Phone us. BOSCH MAONirJo—eu makes of anthems! Compiled Item “Tide Tables 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 HABBOR, CONN. The figures at the left above tile day of the month give the time of High This for A. 11., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the Height of Tide in Feet MERCHANDISE Help Wanted-Female Building Mltcl’lel . SS OPERATORS WANTED - Steady work. Good pay. Sylvia Brasslcr Mfg. Co., 136 Washington St. YOUNG LADY-nil and clerical assistant: state stcnographer salary expected and give reference, Re- ply in own writing to "P. O. Box 687," South Norwalk; ‘GRADING—Liwms mowed. and loom for sale. James A. I‘m- ler. 03 Taylor avenue. South Nor- walk. Phone smw. OUR CEMENT WALKS A Specially. ,» SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO. Rowaytcn Ave. Phone Norwalk fut LAWN' MOWED-v-Garde'ns plough- ed and cultivated. Work done 51 up-to-datc machine methods. Phone 3515. Fred Hamilton. LAWN Iowans SHARPENED— Have your Lawn Mower sharpen- ed end put in good dentition. Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day street. South Norwelk. Phone oils. WOOS’I‘ER AND DAVIE! A. If. WOOSTER I. W. DAVIS ATTORNEIS AT LAW Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent Once. 1115 Main St. Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents. ‘UPHOLsrsamo—and cabinet work. Picture framing. mirrors and upholsterers' supplies. Chair caning etc.. A. Bergetrom, New I. 0. 0. F. Bldg. So. Norwallt. NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds local and ion! distance trucking Piano hoisting. Special vans for _Conn. Ave. Phone tit. 80‘ 14 Nights. CONTRACTING -— much work. grading lawns. drives. roads. Trucking. Sena. gravel. clnders. Loom for sale. ton. Phone 261. Barton. Painting. Paperlng. smelting do. WINDOW SHADES We sell them and wehanl them SOMERS ch SOIIEBS Daytime: PemWindow mes. Vanishe- s-ie Railroad Ave. a Wall st. Tree specter-ts ISA scrum-mo TREE ' WORK A. H. mm Phone 27! Westport. Painthg. reports-g. Decorating so PAPER HANGING—50c double roll. Painting: reasonable; work guer- enteed; practical . painter. 11 Haviland street. SouthNorwalk. Bepslrhgsnd M" as to re-seat. PM Phone 8856. Edward W reasonable. Chance. SEPIA)!!!“ Help Wanted-plumb . ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER etcnogrspher. Rabhor 00.. 127. Washington street. EXPERIENCED — Hand sewers. Apply Webbing d; Edging Corp. 83 Washington St. So. Nor. EXPERIENCED HAND SEWERS~ And finishers wanted. Applyneb- hor Co. 127 Washington street. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on power machines. Apply at once to Henderson e Ervin. 17 High St. Not-walk. EXPERIENCED SLEEVERHWO needle Operators. band setters and single needle operators. A few de- sirable learners taken on. Steady work all year. Apply Le Roy Shirt Co. So. Norwalk. Conn. hedges. cut. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt moving. e-ton stack dumps. 100. Elinbolh uw- ‘ Help Wanted-Mela ’ all day in store... nclly'e BOYe—About 18 years' old. to work Apply at. Don- CI—IINESE COOK-Wantcd. too month. Apply at N Norwslk. Phone 2683. Wages orw nlk Employment Agency. 90 Wall St. ONE 01': *‘rwo MEN-to Ann street. 80. Norwnlk. deIIVUs ice. Inquire Fred Help. foot of enccd 1111.1 we have a stead tion. It you drink. don’t Apply at once. Co., So. Net-walk. PIANO. MOVER 7‘ For an expert- y posi- apply. Alfred Fox Piano OBS-on paper boxes. Cluett. Peabody do Co. Inc. TWO EXPERIENCED OPERAT~ Apply street. South Norwslii. YOUNG MAN—To learn shoe busi- ness. Milton Elwood. Washington Situations Wsntcd- a-i'emale Avenue. WANTED—Housework of any kind. by the day. Call at 10 Lexington FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 88 established Mllllnery store. terested communicate with er's Millinery 287 State the right party. WANTED~A party who. under- stands blocklng of ladies Felt and Velour Hate to take a space in an -!f‘ in- Scll- ‘ street Bridgeport Conn. opportunity for For sale. walk, Conn. WELL ESTABLISHED Tailor shop. 12 Ely Ava, So. Alar- Money to [loan—Mortgages 40: made. Buying moi-tease. 308. Norwelh. Conn. FIRST 5 SECOND-hfomo loans Easy terms. Inquire to Well at. room m sroox Horses. attic. Vehicles 48 With three saddles; six will sell on my payments. Di Pietro. 49 West avenue TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES- years: P. J. o Poona-y and Snppliu LIVE POU'IJI‘Rt—xilles and ed while you wait. P. first class service. Phone street. South Norwelk. and White Rocks. llarket. 5! In!!! MN» so dress- Romano. Live Poultry llarket. Id Chennut RUSK! DAB! CHICKS—Barred. Iaghcrnsi Duckilngs. Wishbone breeders. Mint bone. poultry supplies. Also. two Air-dais mp1. for sale. Phone toe. Weston am" Poul!!! . : Norwth. GRAPES FOB SALE-By the el. A've.. So. Norwalk. bush- Joeeph Eula, d Woodward BRASS BED—with spring mtttcress. $20 IP91! 1 etc. Garner St. or merous other articles. In ”Id 11 in good condition. phone HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Gar- den tools. china, cut glass and nu- Main street. Norwaik. Phone 1080. TYPEWRI’I‘ER—Oliver 11. new. (rent for Buick blaster Six :5, I set of side curtains for Like Pines Automatic Winter- 1’"- Buick laltsr Six 1921—35. Phone It'll-J. EXPERIENCED-tellers wanted on silk robes. .Rabhor Co.. 12'! Wash- uie. Open evenings until 9. men at..- so. not-weir. \ . inches low- Price $1.00. see-ls. ~ ‘ n WHITE ENAMELED TABLE—40 Phone -Slale surfaced. 82.00 per roll. c. A. RANSOH. Dept. 11. 527 Concord Ave. Cambridge Ilsa. Household Goods es FOR SALE—large size Vulcan reuse in good condition. Call in ., morning oz North Main St. Han- ford Block. Phone 1873., FOR SALE—Stamford range in first class condition. Can be seen at Mrs. Morton's. 2nd floor. Krieger d: Co. Building. MATTRESSES. PILLOWS - Cush- ions. made. renovated and repair- ed. Phone 817. Norwalk Ifsttrees Co.,kifl Franklin street. South Nor- wel . Wanted—do Buy ee FURNITURE—Second hand. bought at highest prince If you have any innit or metal to sell we will also pay high prices. Call or write H. Jeffee. 8! Fort Point street. Phone m. scents asp ocean Room With Board ' dl ROOM AND BOARD -— In New Canaan. 6 minutes walk to R. R. .etation. All modern Call 340 lifter 5 P. M. Booms Without Board SS FURNISHED ROOM - In also home. with one surroundings: for one or two gentlemen. Central- ly located. t Cedar St. near West avenue. Phone All. DESIRABLE Ftltnllhed room at the 'Do Malay Club. I Ellsebeth St. References required. Call 8570 for information. FURNISHED—Room. next to C. 6 K. factory. All, conveniences. ‘1 Van Zant St. KITCHENETTE APARTMENT -— Furnished. Ready for occupancy about Oct. 1st also 2 double rooms suitable for two gentlemen, 93 Wall St.. Norwalk. Phone It”. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM-—For one or two gentlemen. Private family.centrally located. Call at 1410. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM —- With modern conveniences. in- cluding steam heat and hot water; suitable for one or two gentlemen. int. 156 Washington street. kitchenette apartment of two or» , three rooms: also. nicely furnish- ed rooms. enteecccmtnd- dated. Phone 14“.; Bomberlonscheeptng ee LARGE FRONT ROOM—In Pfi- vate family. center of town. for two gentlemen or business couple: privileges of homkuflilill. 100 South slain street. Phone ”NJ. ONE LARGE ROOKF'WLIDIS for light housekeeping. RosenSeld Bros. 125 Washington Street. HILL TOP INN—08m tte spacious dance pavilion for danced 'get- leathers. etc. Conveniently Ic- eated. Catering melee Rates must. to. Murderous stone Wound—Boomer“ t8 BOARD-For two children. age 7 and 8 years. in private family near school. Reference required. Ad. dress Robinson. 1 Wed AV... Sc. Norwslk. mb 5.1“” reruns Apartments end lists is rmsr FLOOR—dive films and bath. One room on esc'end floor if desired. Garage. On trolley line. Phone SIM-l. ROLL ROOFING. Shall I'll. ROLL. . improv c- _. ments. telephone. electricity. etc. 74 South Main street. or phone - Mrs. M. A. Brown. Keeler Build- ' want. or. u—wm rent tux-rinses. ‘ Sun. I Mon. I Tim. I Wed. I . Thur. I m. I SIS-l u N“ “.3.” First Quar. rolls/loos "" "7 10.23 at not 1.2 4 1!."5 u w 25 l 2. Mt I.t 10.15 at 11.87 at lacs t.t it "V . at WWW . ' . . . . .t 0.2: m 1.11 at ' .. . 1.18 Lb 1.10 11 8.06 00 ill. SI '19 5 . BenefiolelboenSoclety 7 8 10 11 12 SI watcher. . noose cos ‘ HONE a-r-o-s i.“ 7.7 1.81 1.! I." 8.9 C.” 0.! I." M 0." SJ 1.30 SJ MODM' - Wfil’ A ' MEWS-“v 8.0! 6.1 8.15 0.! 0.30 ' 0.8 0.0 61.! 10.16 7 "- 10.4i8 LIV 11.119 8.0 m 3.15 OJ 8." 0.! 0.17 ‘ 1.! S.“ ’ LI 10.21". 11.01 > 1.0 11." ~ Ll - am I’ll“ '03 “M ‘i . ‘ . Apartmenteend hate 'u I is. is u use is. 1.“ 1.! a." at m as i." an mvm seems—wits .1. Improve- ‘ / mentl; near business center of 20" 21 ”’22 23 2 _ 5 , South Norwallt: nearer; gent]. . . . . Inquire at N. Fromer’ . an or 11. 55 12.8511. .01.“ Li 1.58 V 1.5“!!! 1.! 5.04 1.: place. Phone 1010. _. * " "I“ "‘“ " Y ‘ rivn noon s Elizabeth street; sec 1.1: “at us 1.4 all 1.9 Last Ones. New Moon m .mpromem heat. I...“ ' . i rooms: all improvements. I'll fi» South Main street. Call 202 Flax, Hill 1!. Mi heel Ocen. Ph 0 6.3071. 1.40 . ‘M S.“ . 1.1 VI." 8.0 -. 1° 18 8108.”. c .. on 1 ‘ , FOR RENT, OCT. IST—i-Pive-roomj The Moon is in Alleles the 18th. - \ . I The Moon is in Periges the 1st and 19th list with all up-to-date improve. . . merits; references required. In-' quire Michael Santclia. to or 23 1-! First street. East Norwelk. ‘ FOR RENT-— SOUTII MAIN STREET-Six nice rooms; all improvements; Very reasonable: immediate possession. SEE D. S. HULL. REALTOR. 94 Washington Street. 80. Norwalk. FOUR OR FIVE ATTRACTIVE all improvements. steam heat, elec- tricity, etc.; live minutes' from center of South Norwslk. Call 2]. Semlcw avenue. FOUR-ROOM—Steam-lleatcd apart- ment: all improvements. large room suitable for light housekeeping. Rosanneld Bros, 125 Washington street. 15 LEXINGTON AVENUE—Four rooms .to rent with all improve- ments. Inquire at same address. 5 Rooms and bath. Electric lights, gas.- SIMO. Inquire at 35 Cove Ave, Enst Norwalk. modern improvements at 4 West Washington street. 3 AND I ROOMS—newly decorat- ed. bath. gas. electricity. Stem- ford Range. hot air hearter. In- quire. 12.? Woodward eve.. or 56 Water street between 8 and 5 p. in. phone 473-8. improvements: good location. SIX ROOMS—All newly decorated: Phone 4089W. six Rooms-In improvgmeuts. 8 Gregory Boulevard. Phone 1289- 12. Hduses bur Mat '12 SIX-ROOM HOUSE For. RENT-- All improvements; '88 Woodward avenue, South Norwaik. Inquire at same address. TEN ROOM HOUSE-On West Ave. Apply C. J. Mints. 59 West Ave. T0 RENT—Fer the winter, modern 8 room house. sun parlor. com- pletely furnished. Fairfield Park. ,cht 8100 per month. ALFRED h. ST. JOHN. Real Estate. . 11 rmhlok St. Phold m: sear. scram solicits Houses For Sale ’ HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS-All improvements: central location; South Norwailr. Full information at Van Near. to Bayvlew avenue. or hoeb’s Agency. 18 Lowe street. 84 SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—All im- prevernents; in good residential section of East Norwalk. Apply to H. J. Wilkins. 8 Westport ave~ nue. STROU'I' SUBURBAN SERVICE— Brench of Strout Farm Agency: selle'over 5.000 properties a year. Branch omen: 88 Wall street. Norwelir. Phone "58. THVE TAHHANY AGENCY. Reel. Delete and Insurance. 12! Washington Street. _ . Phone ecu. TWO-FAMILY HOUSE - Centrally located in South Norwaik: good condition and reasonable Indulrs The Fridge Realty Co., 1“ Weeh~ ington street, South Norwalk. Phone Kid. ' f Lots r’oi- Sale es ON HILLSIDE ST.--a choice to: nearly opposite Elmwood Ave. Fine view lot has frontage of ever to it and 100 ft. in depth. For full particulars phone 184. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY nr‘ Insurance and Real Estate J. M. Layton & Co. . (Incorporated) ‘ Slain-cad Ave. Telephone 30 South Norwslk. Conn. rooms and bath: newly decorated; Also. one o ROOM APARTMENT—with all *- FOR. for all improvements. , all improvements. _ Caugense on Shore Front improvements. One House on Shore Front improvements. 4 New Sonics Colonial Architecture ‘ -‘tc— SHORE FRONT PARK “The Garden Spot of Norwelk" ‘lleclrio‘lights, gas. sewers and telephone, one minute to South Norweik Station by automobile. Houses and Lots Sold on Easy Terms One House on Water l'ront, ii rooms. 2 baths, 2 car garage One House on Shore l'ront Drive, 0 result and bath. 1 car" Salesman on Premises or Sterling Furniture Co., South Norwalk SALE 3 rooms and bath.” all and bath. nil Drive, Drive, 7 rooms r \ FOR SALE A Cool Ietc ‘ little one Inbest residential section lest Norwalk. Alihn rove- ments of course, in ailing garage. Convenient to trolley. Gas range and shades furnished. Nothing extra to buy. House ec- .. tireiy decorated. Cheap For Quick Sale# A Phone .3160 for appointment LOANS‘: -.— $25. to S800. 00 On Your Own Signature on ' LOANS V'Ifouscbold Furniture, which months in You Possession. Salaries, Real Estate. ‘ Easy Monthly Payments Legal rate "of interest only. No bonus, fee, or service ”charge. Confidential and courv teens -— money to be obtain- ed the some day applied for. The Public Loan Corp. 30 Wall St. Room 208 Non-walk. Conn. Phone 3081 FOR SALE Six‘room house with bath. fur- nace. 1 car garage. Price $6.000. Two family house. eleven rooms. 3 baths, 2 furnaces. 2 car garage, corner lot. Price $11,600. Sexeral one and two family houses at reasonable prices. CANTYVVVS; Woo. 17 So. Moll! St. P1130830 Zilllllsnn CHANGES FILED AT CITYHALL The following twentydjour. real es. tats transfers were filed with Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith during «the . past week: Ralph E. Case to James F. Cald- well at al lot. Rowayton Beach. . Eugene J. Van Ness to~John To- tilas and wife, lot and "b‘ull‘dings. Platt avenue. Michael Pascale at u. to L. May Iloyt. lot hnd buildings. Cottage ave- nus. Frank 0. Johnson to J. Leslie Banks. lot, Fourth ytreet. . Micheline Sserszen to Alexandra Mlchaicwsky. lot. Fair Grounds. Micheline Sserszen to Peter Ml- chslowsky. let. Fair Grounded . hudence G. Brownie Mary Og- den. lot and buildings. Cannon street. . George W. Fitch estate to Edwin -L. Heyt. lot and buildings. Maple street. i Alice hi. Webber to Homer S. Cum- mings et ei. lot and buildings. Belden place. Charles Prensscr to Anne V. Su- chy. lot. Cedar street. Paul Papp and wife to Ernie Bi- golini. lot and buildings. Mshaoksmo Heights. John B. Sherer estate tol'erdi- nendo Uccellini and wife, let. Rho- denolle Park. SophieJIetona estate to John B; Riskorand wife, lot and buildings. Lexington avenue. Tomaso Cossuto and wife to An- gelo Salterelliu lo! and buildings. North Taylor avenue. Shorefi'ont Park Co. tenths! Hen. lllli noon ALIENS 0N ml; * trict Attorney Hopes T 0 Put Additipna‘i Teeth' m Crusade ‘ " NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-V( United States District ~Attc, Buckner announced yesterday he would hereafter seek the it”, tatlo‘n of‘all aliens found guilty violating the prohibition law. aid of the Department of Labor be asked. he said; , “We have found something at that will put tooth has prohibitl‘ enrol-cement." said Mr‘. Buckner. Deportation of aliens will sought under the conspiracy bio. of the prohibition not. the p tor explained. The Federal stat provides that aliens who‘ have Ii . in the United States for loss five years may be deported u conviction of a crime invoi .. "moral trpitude.‘-’ with sentence more than one Year. and aliens who have lived in the country for than five years may be do after two convictions that result sentences of more than n. yearnesdh. Aliens once convicted: end‘ found guilty under the clause of the prohibitio be imprisoned for two --o V years, which would subject thorn deportation proceedings. ,. Under the new system. aliens t be deported will be turned over the Department of Labor. Mr: Buo .ner said. to be sent out of the con try. and they will have the cam status as Chinese in the eyes of tit government. “In some cases." said Mr. Duck nor. “these men will be liable to I... year in jai las well as d ortatibn A.~ man so convicted can never return to this country " WASHINGTON Sept. 22. m-(AP Department of Justice anioni- Oh plained yesterday that conviction or violatl us the prohibition law lies was not an offense upen which 11 portatlon proceedings could be start- ed. but that such a conviction taken in connection with conviction 0, other charges would warrant Vs‘uc action. In many cases. they said, authbr- » ltles seeking dcportutiens for dry law violators had been able to convictions also on other charge Stamford'Priest , Pastor 25 Yo STAMFORD. Sept. 12. - Rev James C. O’Brien. Sunday, com’plet ed his twenty-fifth year as pastor o St. Johns Catholic church liars Lather O‘Brien. born on Christine) day. 1852. in New Haven. has been a priest since December 22. 1877 For IS years before coming 1 Stamford he was. the pastor of th Sacred Heart church in Bridgeport Went Too Fast, William La Gate of Stamford fined '10 and costs in the down city court yesterday on the ch ‘ of speeding. Lo. Gaza was arrested by Lengycl last Friday. charged . traveling 38 miles an hour in (31‘s ory Boulevard. new. lot. Shorefrent Park. . Shorehnven Realty Co. to Clydt Martin. lot Shorehaven road.. . Wilson Point Co. Inc. to M Wren lot. Wilsons Point. ~ , Lisele Popp to Louis Ferries ‘ wile. two lots. Roekland road: " Michael Tenyi and wife to Jones Bob's and wife. lot and bull ngs. an avenue. . . . Domenico Forielllno to Plot” Buono. lot and' buildings. .Lt street. ' William I Hoyt et all to lid 1. Hoyt. dot and buildings. Berkeley. street. . Sophie "anions estate to Dennis Kstons. et ai lot and buildings. 113‘ avenue. M. J. Jordan to David Logan. lol's Ingleslde. Theodore 0. Olsen to F L. Lichtbl'au. lei. Sermons
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