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i-vDsatbs
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a—ln Memorial!)
h—Funeral Directors
c—Monumenls. Cemetery Lots
0—Socletiee and Lodges
iii—Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE—
A—Automoblle Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
Ill—Auto accessories
14-Garages-Autos for Hire
16—Motorcycles and Bicycles
17—Wanted—Automotive
lthusincss Services Offered
iii—Building and Contracting
ill—Dressmaking and Millinery
22~Heeting. Plumbing. Rooting
28~lnsurance and Surety Bonds
‘25-»Trucltlngv-Storane
'le—Peinting. Paper .ng. Decorat-
ins
zs—ne airing and Refinishing
Boa-Tel orlng and Pressing
u—Wsnted—Business Service
ill-av—Slmpioyment Agencies
its—Help. Wanted—Female
33~Help Wanted—Male
‘ u—fleip—Male and Female
all—terSollcitors. .Canvassers Agents
~88—Situations Wanted—Female
iii—Situations Wanted—Male
all—Business Opportunities
«lo—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—-
43—Local instruction Classes
“—Mualcal. Dancing. Dramatic
(ii—Wanted—lnstruotion
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47—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
eta-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
. 49~Poultry and supplies
SOnWanted—lee Stock
MERCHANDISE-—
Sl-emBm'ter and Exchange
5“ a—Boats and Accessories
53—Euilding Materials
54—Buslness and once Equip-
meat
559109.111: and Dairy Products
lid—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
ill—Good Things to Eat
59—Household Goods
tic—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
61—Machlnery and Tech.
62—Muslcai Merchandise
elm—Radio Equipment
fax—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
Gl—Specials at the Stores
os-Wearing Apparel
tic—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—
er—Rooms With Board
ss—Rooms Without Board
tie—Rooms for Housekeeping
70~Vacatlon Pieces
71-Where to Eat .
72—Where to Stop in Town
73—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—i
74—Apartments and Flats
is—Business Places For Rent
til—Jamie and Land For Rent
77-—I-Iouees For Rent
7S-—Oiiices and Desk Room
79~Shore and Mountain -— For
Rent
SI—Wanted—To Rent
(u.
R-Brokers in Real Estate
sac-Business Property For Sale
u—Farms and Land For Sale
84¢Houses For Sale
[B-Lots For Sale
sou-Shore and Mountain - For
. Sale .
Sic-Suburban For Sale
ss-To Exchange—Real Estate
89—Wanted-—Real Estate
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AUCTIONS—mam Copyrighted by James doidou. South Norwelk. Conn. OLABSII'IED DISPLAY
legal Notices 01 . ....
mm TIDE CALENDAR -—- SEPTEMBER 1925 M 0 N E Y
The l'lllil‘i‘. contents of the old ’ ' ‘
Noi-wulk hotel. consisting of 00 bed S -- M Tu Wed Th I Fri ' s t 0 up To .30.
room filrnitill‘r‘. complete. ‘ tables, “n on e “r. . a .
i-iiulrs. parlor furniture. sideboard. . I ' l ' A ° ' N“ n”'“'mfl
'onlce furniture, allow cases. roll top 0.26 1.1
lmk- wan pellat.r 01”,. cue. First Qusr. Full Moon 10.21 [.1 11.14 1.1 it." [.0 '.
idislies. cooking utensils, etc. Also . 2 3 4 ‘
'sivclal veiy old pieces of furniture. i ‘ ' '
Pictures. etc. that. have been in the ' 2 [.40 [.l 10.46 [.8 11.31 [.8 11.01 [.1 .. ”WW terms
building one hundred years or more. 25 11.50. l-C Y
Other goods too numerous to mom . ,, WWW“
“°"' 1.1 2.10 1.1 m at 4.11 1.1 5.19 u 117 1.0
sale positive rain or shine, aim-i. 1'" , ' Beneficial Loan Society
"18 at 10 a. in. Friday. Sept. 25. 6 7 8 9 10 62211“ 1 "7 WALD 512110051 "03
1020. continued Saturday, Sept. 26 PHONE 2-1-0-0
.l; tho IMHO hour, AlIO CVOI‘IIII‘ .glc, L‘. 7.7 $31 1.8 '12. . '19 0.2, OJ 0-31 ‘1' 0‘1 01.1100 ..O m'”" w,~.
l‘ir older. Whyfltbhs.
JOSEPH LILGATO. [.01 [.1 [.08 4.0 [.20 0.! 9.49 [.2 10.18 1.! 10. 44 "b.1118 [0.
mm 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Automobiles For Sale 11 1.15 M are 1.1 1.27 1.1 [.66 M 10.11 1.1 110! 1.111" 1' MILK “DING
CHEVROLET TOURING -- Good
condition Price "88mm- 0"" 11.15 1.11:.” 1.1 1.15 7.1 1.11 at 3.31 at an 1.5
be soon after 6 P. M. 1 Lowndos
Ave.. do. Norwelk. i’hone 3730.1. 20 21 22 23
1025 ESSEX COACH—in poi-feet 1155 [1. 12.15 [1. 1.1! 1.0 2.00 1.8 2.50 1.6 8.51 1.! 0.04 [.1
condition; luu 3,100 miles; spare .. 1. 5%: ‘
tire and accessories; $700: cash - . . Tim.“
or terms Phone Wrsinort 499 3- 7.1a 0.0 [.28 1.4 ,MI 7.0 Lest Oust. New Moon
S O ‘ .
noses: COACH—Used only [live 550:27: 28 29 30 Seven M11110“ Dairy
weeks: run 1.000 miles. Inqu re . . ~ .
at 2 Union Park or Phone 19. 1.20 No 1.4 1.49 1.1 an 1.0 10 18 COWS Big Factor In
a ~~W—--——-¢— ~—- >——-¢—- \ O 0
1921 Form FOR SALE—Touring. Economic Evolution
"We" “W “”5? ““"°“"‘""“‘ The Moon is in Apogee is. 11111. The Moon is in Perigee the 1st and 29th. ——WISCOIISlli Leads
rims; speedometer A. 0.: rear
brakes: $125. Georse Clark. WW- Compiled from "Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States.” Issued bl. “10 CHICAGO 5,”. n, “up, Tho '
mm "m" “MN“- United States Coast and Geodetic Surlcy. giving the "m 0’ cream 1.... of the mind... west. in.
1" 0RD” FOR sALE"193‘ ““0“, HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT,N NORWALK HARBOR, CONN. upper Mississippi valley. is ruling
1024 Cou o. 1922 Coupe. 1922 . _ up. >
.pourilig. ”All in A-l condition. The figures at the left above the day of the mouth give the time of High Tide for At um... mica COMM“. ”m jug
Will '8” in exchange for li‘ords. up below for P M The figures at the Right Of the” give the new“ of Tid° in Fee today have about seven million dairy
Phone 11‘5'13- iiiiil Tenth». cows. which is one cow for upproxh
r lliutt‘ly (every three human beings in
.1923 Jordan 5'”"“"‘"'"" ”"0 those states. Milk products of tho
1023 Jordan Blue lloy ...... . $800 EMPLOMNT MERCHANDISE l REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 7.000.000 duli‘y herd have been the
1925 Flint ”Up” """"""‘1'150 I ,, prime factor in on economic orolu.
1925 Jordan sedan """"" “'00" Help Wanted—dibmab ”i Building Mnlcriul "“ Apartments and Flats 74 lion. which is. rapidly providing far.
1 ~ , . . ,. 7 more with all all your mum income.
CAD‘IEIAuig EIOIIBDAN EXPERIENCED -- Hand sowers. ROLL ROOFIAG, $1.00 PER ROLL. lil\ l. ROOMS-Jilth all improve. The ”Mus "m Wiecomilu. Minneso-
- . Apply \Vcbbln‘ .o, Edging Corp. -~Slaio aurfaccd. $2.00 per roll. luoiita; near business center of , I q llli . N'l)r.’lsl"l and
HUPMOBILE DEALERS. . ' . . S th Norwaik' reasonable rem. in. own. nms. i. i.
33 Washington St.. b0. Nor. L. A. RALSOH. 103“” tN F'omor's z Hanford the two Dakotiis. 'iho. economic
USED CARS—We have them: come . , .. , . . , ”‘9'” ' " ° 11 ' r ,, ' rhungo is the londonry away from
in and look them over: all makes Lth‘ll‘g‘hSCER‘aym" 3:":‘323: 527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass. Dincc. Phone 10.0. mmwmp farming, which duirylllg
‘° “W“ mm: 1“ 30°“ “NW”? m (,M's'.' go “mm; ‘ Wanted—1o Buy on ‘i‘Ol': lump—nix rooms and mun, MS it‘d- "rid its most iiiivrfsiins
make your own terms. P. J. Div 5 " ‘ ' ' ..l.\..u-l.-nym1.l gag, hot alr “linden. luuniicnlution tho flint that in after-
Pietro. ‘9 West avenue. Phone OPERATORS WANTED -— Steady FURNITURE~85°W° hand. bought 1:311 llt‘illi‘l‘ on. boiler: till newly lilo-war “nation ihc value 0: dairy
8015. Open evenings until 9. work. Good Day, Sylvia Breseicr at highest prices. if you have any pninioil: Osborn in'cnuc. East Nor- products guliopod llio lcaet of. all
if . Co.. 130 Washin ton St. junk 0" metal ‘0 '3" w” “’1“ “I” Norwnlii. inquire Rogers & 'Slt’i‘. “H“ “0° 5'
BUSINESS SERVICE 0 g ' a pay high prices. Cell or write en". 1.3. Mu”... ’ Authority for the slnli'nicnt that
. SEVERAL Oil:l.H——-l«‘or general. H. Jnlfee. 81 Fort Point street. dairy products underwent snmller
Business 301’"th Offered 18 housvwork: good wngos. 'i‘win Phone 499.‘ F011: ROOMS-All improvements. price reductions. is J. Q. l‘lmory,
City lrimployiuont iiuroau. 24 Wall ~ E Apply 21 lAlWl't‘llCl‘J street, South stale dull-y and food COlllllllSSlonCl‘
Aum’ONEER nil-vol. liiiirsllull Building. Phone "mm”o‘“ “”0“” 5‘“ Norwnik. of Wisconsin. promiirr dairy siiiie 0!
3030911 ‘- ADSWM 104p . , . . , ) , , _ ---- ~~-~~~- --- the wool. Mr. Emery i-stlmiitcd to-
Tel. '1“.1’ NOI’WOIk .. -. DOUIiLlu DA‘ I.l‘.h-hlllfll6 lli‘tl. 1"(‘lIIII—R00Mr”SU‘flm'hoflth flDiIl'l- (lily Ililll. lht‘ money invested Ill
. Help Wanton—Alain 33 folding out. all with initlll‘l‘n‘aos mom: a” lniprovcments. Also. one mmyhm m Wisconsin is “000.000.-
8080“ MAGNDW‘U mane- M —',“.TT""’T‘" , (“on"): “5 gm" "5“" “V" large room suitiiblc for “xiii, 000. and that milk is tho. source of
magnetoes. starters. generators re- Llilhluhb ( Ole—Wnulcd. Vinson mouths: 1:113 watt-r Dmitri”. nil housekeeping. nosulillcld lime. 05 pm, a“, of tho $34:i.liiiii.ti00 gross
paired end installed. Now Bosch
isnition for Fords end all other
cars. 11! So, Main St. Phone 3111.
GRADING—Lame mowed. hedges
out. cesspoolls cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. li‘nl-
ler. 02 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone I'l'llw.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
LAWN hiOWED-vuerdens plough-
ed snd cultivated. Work done by
up-to~dal.e me'cntee methods.
Phone 1515. Fred Bernilton.
$00 mouth. Apply at Norwulk
Employment Agency. 00 Wall St..
Norwalk. Phone 2561i.
EXPERIENCED OR UNBXPERI-
l::Ni,.‘l~:D-—-l‘rr.-ssors on Hoffman
machine. Aleo examiners. Ap-
ply Rnbhor Co..
St.. So. Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED STRETCHERS ——
‘ And blockers; open shop: good
wages. Apply Twin City Employ-
: moht Bilronu. 2i Wull'nircet, Mar-
shall llulldlug Phone 1242
YOUNG MAN—To learn shoe busi-
nose.
street, South Norwnlk.
Situations “'antca-Jcmaio 30
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good confitlon.
Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day
street. South Norwallt. Phone 9".
income AND DAVIfl
A. It. WOOS’I‘ER IL W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
\VANTED—Housi‘work of any kind.
by. the day. Call at 10 Lexington
Avenue.
Situations Wanted—Male 3'1
POSITION DESIRED -— By young
gentleman. Experienced at steam
engineering. Willing to do any-
caning etc., A. Bergstrom, New
I. O. O. F. Bldg. So.‘Norwalk.
local and ion- distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vane for
moving. e-ton Meek dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone :18. Daytime:
804 14 Nights.
CONTRACTING —- Meson work.
gradlng lawns. drives, roads.
Trucking. Send. gravel. cinders.
Loan for sale. Elisabeth Lew-
ton. Phone 201. Des-lea. ,
Painting. Panning. Decanting Ia
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang
SOMEBS .lll SOMERS
Window we. Vsrnishef
them
Ofloe. thing. Handy with tools. Ref-
1115 Main St.. Bridgeport. erences.. Address Box "Handy
Send for Booklet on Patents. Men" clo Sentinel.
UPHOMTERING—-and cabinet FINANCIAL
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair “ Bus'ncss Opportunities 33
WELL ESTABLISHED Tailor shop.
For sale. 12 Ely Ave., 60. Nor-
walk. Conn.
Money to Loan-Mortgages 40
either .1. SECOND—Mortgegoloans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 30 Wall St.. room
.203. Not-walk, Conn.
LIVE STOCK"
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
48
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES—-
With three saddles; six years:
will sell on easy payments. P. J.
Di Pietro. 49 West avenue.
I!
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extension at its public service. '
CREDIT
to those
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ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
. insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of this policy
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
in minimizing collection ex-
pense‘by prompt payments.
Painting. Papers-g, Decanting 2e
PAPER HANGING—50o double roll.
Painting: reasonable: work guar-
anteed: practical painter. 11
Havlland street. South Norwalk.
s-1o moi-out Ave. 2 Wall St. ' room no manual
am amuse ' sea LIVE POU’UI‘RY—Klllea and dress.
‘ [0131ch ed while you wait. P. Romano.
first class service. Phone [388.
-. TREE Live Poultry Market. 18 Chestnut
, ntrset. South Not-walk.
WORK apex! may CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghoras'
A‘ l‘ mm Ducklinge. 'Wishbone breeders:
Phone 272 Weetpert. laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Airdale puppies for sale.
Phone 406.’ Weston Live Poultry
Market. 58 Main street. Not-walk.
Wanted—Live Stock 50
WANTED—100 pullcts of any large
breed: state full paltlculnts in first
Help Wanted—Female 82
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines. Apply at once to
Henderson 8: Ervin. 17 High St.
Not-walk.
EXPERIENCED SLEEVERS-—-two
needle operators. band setters and
single needle operators. A few de-
sirable learners taken on. Steady
work all year. Apply Le Roy Shir-t
mm ”a 3.an 30 'letter. Also. Carneaux pigeons.
‘ n. Address Box "Pullcts", Sentinel
WANTED—Chairs to rodent. hie: Office.
reasonable. Phone me. lidwar
Chance. MERCHANDISE
EMPLOYMENT Articles For Sale 51
TRACTOR FOR SALE~Wlth plow.
Also. spring and spike herrows;
Ford all steel trailer: portable
saw with 24 in. cross-cut and rip
saws. with ripping attachment and
other tools. Will sell very reason-
able, as have to be removed. Call
Saturday and Sunday at Hugo
Ruohl s. West Norpalk road, West
Norwalk.
._._.
~Adveriiao in the Sentinel fertile
Co. 50. Not-walk. Conn. -
best. results-
127 Washington '
Milton Elwood. Washington .
copper wush liuilnr: one leil gold
color mi: 1111:: tiloiiniiiul p.111 pinto.
' Lot‘mhiiis, 96 South Main street.
I
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -— (in
tin: rooms: also. our Stamford t‘Oill
rnnur. nlmoat new. Iiiiluirc litre.
liluliibaud, llrooksii‘lc Court. oft
li‘lax llill read. next to Brooksldo
school. '
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -— Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair.
ed. Phone 81.7. Norwalk Mattress
135 Washington street.
5 ROOMS and bath. Electric lights,
gas. 830.00. Inquire at 36 Cove
Avon Eliot Norwalk.
“()th APARTMENT—with all
ll‘OdCl‘l‘l iiuprovements'at 4 Went
Washington street.
AND 4 IlOO.‘lS-llOWlY decorat-
mi, bath. gas. electricity, Stam-
ford l‘lnngc. hot air llonrtor. In~
llllll'“, 1;“: Woodward am. or 56
L:
00., ‘9 Franklin street. South Nor.
walk.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board 67
ROOM AND BOARD ~— Ill New
Canaan. 0 minutes walk to It. R.
station. All modern improve-
ments, telephone. electricity, etc.
Call 340 after 5 I‘. M.
Rooms Willloul [loan] 08
FURNISHED HUOM -— in , nice
home. with line surroundings: for
one or two gentlemen. Central-
.ly located. 9 Cedar St.. near West
avenue. Phone 485.
DESIRABLE Furnished room at the
De Moldy Club. 1 Elizabeth St.
References required. Call 8670 for
information.
FURNISHED—Leon next to C. 5
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. 91
Wall St.. Norwalk. Phone 1496.
Rooms For noucleapdng 0'
LARGE FRONT ROOM—4n pri-
vate family. center of town. for
two gentlemen or business couple;
privileges of housekeeping. 100
South Main street. Phone 897”.
ONE LARGE ROOM-.Suitable for
light housekeeping. Roscnncld
Bros. 125 Washington Street.
Whereeoswpmam 'ls
HILL TOP INN—oner- its specious
dance pavilion for dances. get-
togethers. etc. Conveniently io-
eated. Catering service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone
2161.
Wanted—Rooms or Board 13
BOARD—For two children. age 7
and 8 years. in private family near
school. Reference required. Ad-
dress Robinscn. 1 West Ave, So.
Norwalk.
our. some manner
Apartments and Plate N
FIRST FLOOR—five rooms and
bath. One room on second floor
if desired. Garage. 0n trolley line.
Phone 3164-2.
FIVE ROOMS-On 2nd floor. All
improvements. 5 minutes walk
to C. & K. but factory. Incluire
M. A. Santella. 25 or 23 1-2 First
St.. East Norwalk.
rs...—
FIVE ROOMS—3 Elizabeth street;
all improvements. heat. Five
rooms; all improvements. 173
South Main street. Call 202 Flax
‘Vlllt‘l‘ street between S and 5 p.
in. phone 473-3.
Houses bur meat 71
Fli'F-ROOM HOUSE—4‘0 rent. for
winter, live-room house; furnish.
ed: all improvements. Biggs, High-
land nu‘nuc. near Sound \‘iew ave-
uuo.
'i‘O RENT—4001' the winter. modern
6 room house, sun parlor, com-
pletely furnished. Fairfield Park.
itcnt $100 per month.
ALFRED h. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St. Phone 3381
REAL usurp realism
Houses For Sale 84
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE—
Branoh of Strout Farm Agency:
sells over 5,000 properties a year.
Branch Office: as Well street.
Norwalk. Phone [853.
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
123 Washington Street.
Phone 3344.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE - Centrally
located in South Norwalk; good
condition and reasonable. Inquire
The Fudge Realty Co.. 155 Wash~
ington street, Sonth Norwalk.
Phone 559.
’ 1m m- s... so
ON HILLSIDE ST.—a choice loe
nearly opposite Elmwood Ave.
Finn view lot has frontage of ov er
5.0 It. and 100 It. In depth. For
full particulars phone 184.
We believe‘ln people having sketc-
tons in their closets. Much bettre
than having been them in bathing
suits.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Six room house with bath. fur-
nace. 1 car garage. Price 86,000.
Two family house. clown rooms.
2 baths. a furnaces. 2 car garage.
corner lot. Price 811.600.
Several one andtw'o family houses
at reasonable prices.
CANTY & C0.
Realtors---Ins'urance
Hill road. MichaelOlean. Phone
17_ So. Maini'dt. ‘ Phone 830
income of Wiuronsiu farms.
l‘. N. (‘Ol'li'l‘ Ill-Ill!) OCT. 2
A erosion of the 1.'1ilti'il Stilton l‘ils-
irict Court. with Judge lidwin S.
'l‘houihs pri‘nidiugL will be bold in
this City ()ciolicr Soverul cusps
were assigned for this session. yes.
lorduy.
9
COMPENSATION ll l‘ZARIXGS.
C0lll|li'll:i;llli)ll Commissioner lid-
\vuril Illickinglizlili. will listen to sov-
criil COHlDt’llSllllOll roses in the down
town City Court room October "
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
“ionns'
to $300.00
LOANS
$25.
On Your Own Signature on
Household lhirniturc. which
remains in Your Possession,
Salaries. Real Estate.
Easy Monthly Payments
Legal rate of interest only.
No bonus. ice. or service
charge. Confidential and cour-
teous --. money to he abtaino
ed the same day applied for.
The Public Loan Corp.
30 Wall St.. Room 203
Norwalk. Conn. Phone 8081
Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35
SonthNorwalk. 001m.
‘efliccrs were
Miss lluih Gillette, boa Angeli-s
WOW!) to compete.
Landis 0. K.’s Radio
Broadcast of Series
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.»(AP).
Kenosaw Mountain handle. today
approved broadcasting a play by
play report or the world's scrlcs
games through a chain of broad-
casting stations all 01 oi the coun-
try. 'l‘wclvc stations in the ten-
tallvo (help are; WEAF New
York: WEAR. Praiidcncc. 11.1.,
WEEI, Boston: W'l‘IU. Hartford.
Conn: “'00, Philadelphia. Pa:
WCAE. Pittsburgh; WCAP.
Washington. 1). 13.; WC’l‘S, Wor-
cester: WGY. Schenectady; WGN
(hicago RDKA Pittsburgh. and
WMAQ, t liii‘ngo.
Graham McNaluoc and some
poll known sports \\ riter. as yet .
unchoeell. will alternate at the.
microphone.
F. J. Brennan Is Head
Of Bridgeport K. of C.
BRIDGEI‘ORT. Slept. 24.-—~At .1
meeting or the Park City council.
.\'. 16. K. of c. of Bridgeport. llcltl’
{Tuesday evening the following new
unanimously elected
Francis J. Brennan.
of the council; cap~
E. Murphy. deputy
and William 13 Grif-
ior the term:
grand knight
iuin James
gluad knight
fin chancellor.
All other officers lcinined their
stations. also without opposition.
They are: John G. Fitzgerald finan-
cial Eccreinry: John J. Ryan. recor-
der; .iamz-s ll. Broderick. treasurer:
George Burns, trustee for a period
of three yme; Jamos li‘ulvey. war-
den; Edward Devuney. inside guard;
Joseph Kelly, outside guard.
James C. Shani-ion, prosecuting at-
torney of Bridgeport and retiring
grand knight. was tho unanimous
choice of the meet an delegate to
the next State convention. Attorney
J. Lavery and Peter M. Davey, both
past grand knights. are the alter-
nates. ,
Buckingham Hears
Case of Local Man
The pass of Paul Pauka against
the Cliarlcs H. Harris Inc.. was
heard before Compensation Com-
missioner Edward Buckingham, in
Bridgeport, Tuesday.
Panka alleges he is suffering
from occupational neuritis which he
claims he contracted while at work
in the lecal glass plant.
After hearing the” testimony in
the case Commissioner Buckingham
reserved decision. Attorney Danlcl
Keogh represented Panka.
Govem
His New Airplane
NEW BRITAIN. Sept. 24.-—(AP)
Governor John H. Trumbull will fly
his new pickle-plated airplane to
New Britain Saturday afternoon.
when more than 20 planes will take
part in an aviation meet. The moot
will be continued Sunday. There
will be stunt flying by commercial
and army planes and parachute
jumping contests. .
FOR
—!'ishing.
One House on Water Front, 6
all improvements.
garage, all improvements.
improvements.
improvements.
Salesman on
.
4 New Houses Colonial Architecture
_...g_
SHORE FRONT PARK
“The Garden Spot of Norwalk”
For your Protection—Pally Restricted—Besting-Bathing
Electric lights, gas, sewers and telephone, one minute to
South Norwalk Station by automobile.
Houses and Lots Sold on Easy Terms
One House on Shore Front Drive, 6 rooms and bath, 1 car
One House on Shore Front Drive, 6 rooms and bath. all
One House on Shore Front Drive, 7 rooms and bath,
Sterling Furniture Co.. South Norwalk
SALE
rooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage.
all
Premises or
in the Pulitzer Cup Races at Mitchell Field. 11.1.. and will be the only
She is shown with Boots, her mascot.
and Join the colony of veterans ‘
organ of the community. among “16:, .
former prominent Mouipalnasslanam
now recuperating at Westport
Edward Boyd,1{all Anderson,1:lr.
nest Fuhl, James Earle i‘hlazci. (de.
signer ot the Bualo Nickel of which
commodity he now has an enormoul
supply.) Walter li‘rankl, Ossip Linda;
George V. Picknell,
and George Wright.
artists who seem to be tolerated by
the simple villagers me John Held.
Rose (chpie-
and that haid- ~1idlng veteran of the ‘
United States Cavalry, J. C. C. Rehe'
society girl, has ordered her plans;
wasuou R000 j
T0 WESTON is _
TO BE DELAYED
Dropped From This
Year’s Program By
State -— Other News
Of Westport ‘
WESTPORT. Sept.
ing of it permanent load from here
to Wooten which had been planned;
for this your by the Sate Highway
department has definitely been put
oi! until next spring. Deputy High-
wuy' Commissioner Weldon has eds
vised t0wn authorities. Stare at: 1
liciuia say that. the Weston road.’
which is to be paid for by the town
01‘ \Vcstport, but built under state
supervision Lind when completed
lilllt'll owr by the state for future
illalllii"llt‘lli‘0 duo the new trunk line
road to Wilton will be undertaken
next season. ' _
Various delays are said to have
arisen in tho preliminaries to build-
ing the Weston road, but Deputy
Commissioner Weldon has advised
First Selectman King W. Mansfield
that the road plans and surveys have
now been completed. The plans are
MallfillC'lil so that town officials can
take steps to procure the necessary,
rights of way in order that all do...
tails will have been takcn‘cal‘o 01
before the next road-building sea-
son ill‘ll\\‘5.
“ill-Huge Ceremony.
Miss Elsie M. Mills. daughter of
“1.11mi M15. lxobert It. Mills, Sr..
of Cross Highway and Euclid Ru.
Contourc of Providence, it. I., were
married Monday night til; the West;
port Methodist “church by Rev. Nor.
mun A. Hall. motor. The bride W“
prctlily attired in a tan dress with
hat and slippers to match. and her
bridesmaid, Miss M. Elizabeth Mill“
a sister. was attired in old rose. The
bride's brother. Harry J. Mills. was,
best man. After a. motor trip
through New England, Mr. and Mrs.
Couteurc will lt‘BllIC in Westport.
Trophy Dinner.
The annual tiophy dinner will b‘it
held at the Country club next Sat.
ul‘dziy evening. The prizes to ho.-
awarded to those having the bent,
scores of the season are now on ex.‘
hibition at the club. Reservation ,,
for about 100 have been made.
A birthday party was given at tile
home of Miss Eva Wohitorth in‘
honor of her eighteenth birthday-f
Monday evening. Those present wero‘i
the Misses Helen and Margaret Ros
onbush. Adelaide Brown, Once.
Maurer, Dorothy Buckley. Lillie
Turnler.l:1mma. Loretta and Eva.
Wohlforth. Ralph Allen, Frauk'Grlt»
fin. Michael James. Clarence Bar
low, John Kano. Charles Brewer
Ray C. James. Edward Lussier, o!“
Ridgefleld and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Wollltorth.
Westport Landed.
Paris has heard of \Vestpnrt as
pleasant place and at the same tlm
has learned where so many of it
tamous artists and writers. afte
leaving Paris flatshavc settled. A
writer in a recent issue of the Paris
Times facetiously marvels at the dis
covery that tho eventfuidestinatlo
of so many artists and writers 1‘.
Wcstport. where, he says, the art;-
lste “seem to be tolerated by ‘th
simple villagers."
"We all know what becames 005,
the cast off plus. and the cventfu
destination of superannuated chorus.
ladies," the article reads. "811
what becomes of the old Montpar;
nassians? Well. in the case 0
Transatlantic Left. Bunkers they go
back, it‘ they have the car {are lett’.
tablishcd at Weetport. Conn.
“According to the Town Crier.
which seems to be the official hound
are
Everett Shinn
Among other
O'Neil Clive Weed.
l
3168.
toginphs that \\ cstporl is a pleasant,
place.”
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li appears irom various pho-
Lh ..
to be forwarded soon to Selectman ‘ ’
Norwalk Chronicler