e
I FOR QUICK SERVICE
are restricted to their
classification and the regular
1 style or type. .
1 CLASSIFIED name
etc per line for consecutive
Charge Cash
ys ............ .00 .05
'9 Days ......... .04 .07
oDuy .............10 .09
No advertisement taken tor' less
hall 50 cents. '
1Count five nxcrage words to the
Charged ads will be received by
iephone and it paid at once with~
In seven days from the first day of
insertion cash rate will be allowed.
Ads ordered {or three or six dayo
and'stopped before expiration will
ly be charged for the number or
times the ad appeared and adjust-
silent made at the rate earned.
Speelal late for yearly advertising
upon request.
3.1-3.0 'AD Index.
ShFuneral Directors
deonuments. Cemetery Lois
I—Societlcs and Lodges
tic—Lost and Found
.Ae—Automoblio Agencies ..
Ila—Automobiles For Sale 15;;
lit—Auto Trucks For Sale
13—Auto accessories
id—Garages-Autos {or Hire
iii-Motorcycles and Bicycles
fl—Wantcd—Automotivo
i,SINESS SERVICE—
l—Businoss Services Offered
V f—Building and Contracting
b—Dressmnklng and Mlllinery
- Heating, Plumbing. Rooting
la—Insurance and Surety Bonds
35+Trucking»Storam
ZG—Palnting. Paper ng. Decorat-
ins
- ls—Proiessionai Services e
, zit—Repairing and Refinishing
” 80—Tailoring and Pressing
Bi—Wanted—Business Service
. EMPLOYMENT-
31-a—- Employment Agencies
ill—Help Wanted-Female
lid—Help Wanted—Male «1
ai—lielp—Male and Female
, 35~Sollcitora Canvassera Agents
”animations Wanted—Female
21~Sltuations Wanted—Male “‘
’ FINANCIAL—-
, iii—Business Opportunities
40—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—-
43—Locnl Instruction Classes
44|—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
46+Wmted—IastmcUOn 4
LIVE STOCK—
47—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
A 48-—-Horscs. Cattle. Vehicles
49—Poultry and supplies
50—Wanted—lee Stock
hERCHANDISE—
‘ 51—Mticlcs For Sale “
-a—-Barter and Exchange
—Boats and Accessories
b—Bullding Materials
{ea—Business and Otilce Equip.
silent
55—Farm and Dairy Products ‘
lei—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
57-Good Things to Eat
Ell—Household Goods
‘ 80—Jewelry. Watches,‘Dlsmonds
ill—Machinery and Tools
‘ 62—Musicai Merchandise
. 62--s.——»Radio Equipment .
' ell—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
64-Speclnls at. the Stores
iii—Wearing Apparel
GS—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—
Gl—Rooms With Board
(is-Rooms Without Board "
.da—Rooms for Housekeeping ,
lo—Vacatlon Places
71—thro to Eat
72—thre to Stop in Town
'lil—Wanled—Rooms or Board
~i'4—utpalltments and Flats
1. 75~Business Places For Rent
til—Farms and Land For Rent
77—Houses For Rent
—-Oificcs null Desk Boom
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—1 REMOVAL NOTICE—N. Fromei‘.
“nonhuman.
Phone 3128.
, Stl'uyull. loss. moo “ 10
LOS'l‘wllrown and White puppy,
with black ‘ around the race.
Co.
PASS BOOK-No. 4062. Finder
‘ please return to Peoples Trust
'T
First Quar.
coronal-1v: 7, ‘
‘ Automobiles For Cele it
shape. Price right. Phone 3080.
FORDS FOR SALE—1924 Coach
11924 Coupe, '1022 Coupe. 1022
touring. all in A NO. 1 condition.
Will sell or exchange 'l'or Fords.
Phone 1145-13.
1028 F , D TOURING—Fine condi-
tion: any extras: tl25; owner
leaving town Phone 2650 for sp.
pointnlent. .
1926 Flint coupe . . . . . . . . . . $1,150
1925 Jordan sedan . . . . . . . . $2.000
1925 Hupmobile roadster .. ‘8900. 00
1924 Oldsmobile, 5 pallsenger Sedan
8400.00
VAAST BROS. ‘
' CADILLAC. JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
USED CAM-We have them: come
in and look them over all makes
to choose from; in good condition:
make your own terms. P. J. D!-
Pietro, 49 West avenue. Phone
8616. Open evenings until 0.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Scrum altered to
humor-£1113
Joseph a. Angione
Tel. 2141-12 Norwelh
BOSCH MAGNno—All plates or
magnstoes. starters. generators ro-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition tor Fords and all other
cars. 11) 80. Main St. Phone 845.
cut. cesspoois cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. I'm-
ler. 03 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone smw. .
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specially.
SAN’I‘O CONSTRUCTION CO.
l'towayton Ave. Phone Norwsllr 2541
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up.to-date machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good eonrltion.
Alpha Plating Works. 24. Day
street. South Nor-walk. Phone 850.
1923 DODGE-+0” Panel body 111A
GRADING—Lawns mowed. at.
LAWN' uowne—osraans plousn.‘
:u: 12
7.12 4.4 8.11
1—1
:9
18
10.41 1.4 10.21; 3.51153“
11.1177. , 11.117"
‘25 ' ~26
(1“
4.2 0.6 5.53 0.? .7.“
4.11 we .211 4.9 7.4:
United States Cost
and Tcnths.
customs!
The Moon is 115‘ Apogee the 11th. The M;
Compiled from‘ ‘Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States.” Issued by the
’aud Geodetic Survey, giving the time of ,2
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HAWK, CONN.
» The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time oi High Tide for A.
M.,,beltw for P. M. The figures at the Eight of these give the Height of Tide in Feet
MECHANISM
Help Wanted—Female 82 M“ For Sale
So. N orwaiis.
OPERATORS —— On sleeve lacing.
sleeve inserting. telling and curt-
ing. Apply Ciueit bPeabody Cc. '
WATERS NIANU—vely tine sound-
ing and nice looking.
quick buyer. 345. 00
Woodward avenue.
Norwellt;
Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED-Two needle operators.
button sewers. plain stitchers. on
mens’ dress shirts. A few learn-
ers taken on. Apply Lenny
Shirt 00.. 11";Cl1estnut St. South
Building Material
ROLL ROOFING. 81.00 FER ROLL.
—Slaie suruced. 82.00 per roll.
0. A, RANSOI,
n1 Perlgse the 25111.
‘1'-
O
Wilma res and! ‘
’flous'esI-urltcnt
THREE UNWRNISHED ROOMS-.1 ' ‘
With all improvementat‘ in. South; . , Dr "-
by young quiet couple:
rent must be reasonable. Address
“Young Couple." clo Sentinel.
- Wanted—To Rent
FURNISHED APARTMENT— Or
small house tol- immediate occu-
panel. Mrs. C. J. Copley. 1 Wash-
ington Str. 130. Norwalk. Phone 6.
1242.
mp 24. ‘
527 Concord Ave. Cambridge Mass
Household Goods
WOMAN wrf'n CHILD—For gener-
aw. garners roll sens
al houseworkcr; New York city in
winter; also. several other general
houseworkers. Twin City Employ.
ment Bureau. 24 Wall street. Mar.
shall Building. Norwalk. Phone
DINING-300M FURNITURE-l‘er
practically new;
2 Woodbllry avenue,
avenue;
‘WOOS'I'EII AND DAVIII
A. It. WOOBTER 14. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 3. Patent
Oilice.
1115 Main BL. Bridgeport.
Send tor Booklet on “tests.
UPHOLSTEEIING—and cabinet
work. Picture iraming.‘ mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bernstrom. New
I. 0.0. F. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long! distance truckinll
Piano hoisting. Special VIIIILIOI
moving, b-tun Mack dumps. 1.00
Conn. ave. Phone :18. Daytime:
804 14 Nights.
CONTRACTING - Mason work.
grading lawns, drives. roads.
Trucking. Sana. gravel. eindera.
Loom for sale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone 261. Barton.
Painting. Pam. laminating as
04114an SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS a SOMEBS
Paints, Window Shades. Varnishes
s-1o Railroad Ave. 1 Wsll St.
urea epeasnsu‘ 28A
mnnmc
TREE
WORK
A. H. “LINER.
Phone 272 Welliport.
Tailoring and Pressing 30
tailor, has moved his business to
a West avenue, corner Pine street.
Cleaning and dyeing. Covered
buttons made to order. «
,, bore and Mountain —— For
1’11 Rent
"t—Wantcd—Jl‘o Rent
All ESTATE FOR SALE—-
R—Brokcrs in Real Estate
apBus‘lness Property For Sale
‘ ss—Farms and Land For Sale
.“84—5-Houses For Sale
,[ ‘sS—Lots For Sale
dd—Shore and Mountain —- For
Sale
gjbosuburban For Sale
x—Jl‘o Exchange—Real Estate
ps—Wanted—Reai Ediate
THE SENTINEL allows
As an accommodation
e tbnslon of its public service.
CREDIT
[0 111050
* . . CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date or first
neertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
,thendcd they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
lscoum ll.’l.- xplred. The
continuation or this policy
is dependent on the co-
operstion given by the public
'In minimising collection ex-
-use by proth payments.
WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price
PAPER HANGING—50c double l'oil.
AN EXPERIENCED -C O '1‘ T O N
Repairing and Estimating 20
reasonable. Phone 2856. ll'dward
Chance. ‘
Painting, Papbrlng, Decorating 26
Painting; reasonable: work guar-
anteed; practical painter.‘ 11
Haviland street. South Nor-walk.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Jennie 32
WINDER—Apply J. & . J. Cash
Corp., Chestnut street. South Nor-
walk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines..Apply at once to
Henderson & Ervln. 17 High St.
Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —-
On Singer sewing machines. Also
finishers by hand. Apply at once.
Fairnr‘ld Mfg. Co.. S Webster St.
top floor.
EXPERIENCED—tailors. wanted on
silk robes, Rnbhor (10., 127 .Wash-
‘1ngton 81.. So. Norwalk.
FINISHERS AND FOIDERS—Ap-
ply Rubber Co 3127 W511 hington
St. 50. Norwaik
LADIES—80 cents an hour. Dis-,
tribute samples to \ory homs andi
office. Send shit-addressed stamp-
ed envelope. Dennison. 346 Foun-
tain, Dayton, Ohio.
SALESLADY—Wn mm with experi-
us'r'rnnssus. rumows - Cush-
Eelp Wanted—Male es
tons. made,.renovated and repair-
Norwalk.
BOY W‘ANTED —- Apply Rabnor
Co., 127 Washington street. South
Phone 817. Norwalk Mattress
Co.. 40 Franklin street. South Net‘- 11 penning St.
Houses For sue.
FOR SALN—w
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE-4:1 East
every modern conven-
ience: open tire pla'ee; lot.’ 48x1”;
price. $8,700; ,
ALFRED K. 8T3, JOHN.
Real Estate.
> Phone 3381
Norwalk. Phone 2563.
Evening Sentinel.
“indigo—'10 Buy
FURNITUREs-aecond band. bought
at highest prices. it you have any
luck or metal to sell we will. also
pay high prices.
H. Jsttea. 37 Fort Point lire...
CHINESE COOK-Wanted. Wages
:90 month. Apply at Norwallt
Employment Agency. :10 Wall St,
West Ave.
LOCAL YOUNG MEN—Who desire
to get into newspaper work: snust
start at bottom at low salary:
good chance for right men to ad-
vance. Write ~"'L. D... clo The
Call or write
Tel. 55 9.
ROOMS AND BOARD
FOR. SALE—
I have a buy for some one in a
two family halse. located 111st oft
House needs genie re-
pairs but‘prlce and" location will
make it a profitable investment.
The Fudge Realty 00.,
I{celer1 Building.
South Norn-alll.
.... ”......
Rooms Without nosrli
vanec. H. Jacobs & Sons. Day St.
Apply New York Battery Ex-
change, 28 Monroe St.
STOCK Boys—1n ‘ packing and
shipping department. An appel-
tunlty for ambitious boys to ad-
KITCHENE'I‘TE APARTMENT —-
Furnished. Ready tor occupancy
”about Oct. 1st also 2 double roams
suitable tor two gentlemen.
Wall St. Norwalk. Phone 1496. ‘4
FURNISHED-boom. next to C. c}
All conveniences. t‘.
buys.
YOUNG MAN. with driver's license.
Must be ambitious and honest.
Good chance for ~advancement.
Van Zant St.
Situatlons Wanted—Male 81
Where to snap in Town
BOOKKEEPnn—Wanls extra work
statistics evenings. Reply "Re-
greb" cio' Sentinel.
FURNISHED ROOMS—With
, without meals.
keeping rooms; ‘bteam heat;
.' on trolley line;
I will keep your books. records or Also, light house.
HEAL ESTATE—F or Sale, House 6
rooms. improvements. garage.
large plot on Winfield St..
station. SLOW—terms. Other good
Mschilan. 61 Winfield St.
East Norwalk.
s'rnour sununm SERVICE-
Branch of Strout Farm Allency:
sells over 5 000 properties a yes...
Branch Cities: 08 Wall street.
Norwallc. Phone 8058.).
THE TAMMANYAGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
128 Washington Street.
,Phone .3244.
11 car
special winter rates. Colonial Ho-
Man around place. or Janitor
St.. 80. Norfilk.
A Spanish peasant has Just com-
solid rock. The work took him 17
years. It possesses a balcony. gar-
ret and collar.
rnwvcw.
Money to Lilli—W 40
terms. Inquire 80 Wall St, room
203. Norwaih. Conn.
LIVE STOOI
norm, Cattle, Vehicles IS
GOOD ALL AROUND HORSE—
Will sell cheap to quick buyer.
Phone Wilton 5.
TWO FINE SADDLE RORSES—
With three saddles; six years;
will sell on easy payments. P. J.
Di Pietro. 49 West avenue.
Paula-yellow 40
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS—
1925 Boston winners: heavy lay-
crs. Big, strong, well-marked
breeding cocks. cbckerels, hens
and pulicts $5 ea'ch )nd up. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed or. money
refunded. W. L. Day, Watch-
Telephone Bediord Village 5.
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and dress.
ediwhll'e you wait. 1'. Romano.
iirst class service. Phone ISIS.
Live Poultry Market. 1| Chouut
street. South Norwalk.
HUSKY Bari! CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns:
Ducklings, Wishbone breeders,
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Airdals puppies for sale.
Phone 405. Weston. Live Poultry
Market. 5! Main street. Nor-wall.
monarchs:
uncles For Sale ' cl
BABY CARRIAGkFor sale. 79
Woodward .Ave., So. Norwalk.
.‘.
ence in selling dresses and coais. SINGER SEWING MACHINE”
Address Box 5.1.. c; o Sentinel. i Practically new. Phone ml 3.
POSITION WANTED -— As Handy Phone Nor-walk
masons 11mm:
' R. James Coombs. 5 enr
“°’ H y manor INN—Otters its spacious
dance pavilion i'or dances, get-
togethers. etc. Conveniently io-
Catering service. Bates
pleted the carving or a home out of
reasonable. For particulars phone
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Ellis
APARTMENT—O! 5
bath. all improvements. to rent. 7
FIRST 8; SECOND—Month“! loans
made. Buying mortgage. Easyi
FIVE Rooms—wan all improve-
Insurance-
and . V ‘
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
‘5 Railroad Ave. Telephone, 35
South Norwaik, 001111.
I
near business center ct
reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer's. 3 Hectord
South Norwalk;
FOR RENT—5750 sq. feet of floor
bio for garage or other pur-
poses. on Mechanic St. oi! Wall
St. Will alter to suit tenant. rent
reasonable Inquire z. Sallicll 29
Madison St. So. Norwaik Phone
16 GROVE STREET—Foul- rooms;
all improvements; heat furnished.
Inquire within or phone 1852;12.
4 ROOM FLAT—To let. All lm-
Opposite Tokeneke.
c1511 FOR (30111
Get your winter‘s supply '0!
coal. in before it goes up in
Price—with cash which we will
.191“! you and you pay back in
easy monthly hetelmenh .el
legal rate or interest only.
\0 bonus, fee. or “Niel
~1cllll'zc. Confidential and cone. ,
locus.
Money may be obtained the
some day applied for.
' The Public Loan Corp. '
30 Wall as" 1
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 3081
C
Inquire in Brown's gro-
bury Farm. Bediord Hills. N. Y. '
5 ROOM APARTMENT—um
ern improvemé’nts.
Also two stores with
llp-to-date windows, 24 main St.
Inquire H. Sachs
premises or phclfe 3154 after a Drovcment.
nus. Fine location.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—«All
10 Madison street.
inquire same address.
72 WOODWARD AVE—Either tour
or live rooms. Also garage space.
improvements. Inquire ’
Houses Foe-Belt
FOR RENT OR FOR SAL-45-
l-com house with tour lots. fruit
trees and spring water.
Also ohe turhished men! at
1011’ 511.1
Eight room house with every. im-
Judt 0!! West ave-
e
Two family house consisting oi
ien rooms. 2 baths. large lot.
Price 57. too.
For these or any others consult
«chili-11cc.
17 so. Kain as ‘ Them 830
1
i
HORIZONTAL-—
1. To regret.
person.
I 8. Sweetheart.
earth.
14. Exclamation or laughter.
18. Portentous.
10. To press. .
7.0. Point oi compass. ‘ ‘
21. Venomous snake.
28. Compcls.
25. Tobe in debt.
26. Trick.
28. Receded.
80. Rubber wheel pad.
31. Legends. '
85. Part in a drama.
36. Sins.
31. Unreflned.
38. Snake-like fish (pt)
39. Beverage.
40. Grief.
41. To tumble.
44. To rent by contract.
‘47. Weight.
, 51. Plant from which bitter chug is
secured.
52. To come in.
53. Edge of a root.
54. To perch.
56. Annoyed.
57. Writing fluid.
58. Furnishes.
68. Finish.
ing the income tax is easy—-
IF—you have the money!
'For the poor man. the salaried
man. 0. the man in model-ate cir-
cumstances, it is virtually 1190s-
sible—at \lcast .legally.
But for the rich man there are at
least three_methods, an sanctioned
by law, by which he can cut down
his tax.‘ .
The first—and by far the most
common—is by investment in tax-
exempt securities.
Don’t Help Poor Man.
{fax-exempt securities ’mcarl very
little to the man who has very little
to invest. Suppose he saves up 810, -
000 and puts it into tenable bonds
at 7 per cent. bringing a. return of
$700. On this he pays a tax of 2
per cent or $14. if his iotal taxable
income is less than $4. 000, so he at W
has left 8686. '
He couldn't make as much by
buying tax-exempt securities at the
unheard 0! rate of 6. 75 per cent, as
these would net him only 4675.
But. it an investor whose other
income totals $500, 000 over his de-
duction‘s.‘ invests‘in taxable securi-
ties he must pay a rlormal tax or 6
per cent and a surlax or 40 Her
cent-a total or 48—on the returns.
lEdlie Ave. Phone 72- -5.‘__‘
I: he bill’s 410.000 worth at 1 per
‘ g4. Point'ot compass
7. Dead held in trust by a third
14._Perthi ning to the ends 01 the-
5.w’olght oi container.
60. Troubles. ‘ .
11.116.19.111. dy‘
69. Balance, . .
70‘. no guide. »
72. Preserved. '
73. Examined. '
VERTICAL- _
2. Deity. ‘ ‘
3. Seed and.
4. To eject.
5. Famous Roman emperor.
' 6,‘Largest plant. 1 '
7. Narratlv, poem.
8. Painful. ‘ .'
v 9. Conclusion
10. Hastened.
, .V’..«
.1141. Correlative or either.
12. Pure.
l 15. Ruiabagas.
‘17. Out of bed.
:0. To putt up.
2'. To murmur as a cat.
24. Adjusted.
25. Wind instrument.
27. Snugglcs.
29. Cattle raiser.
31. To ascend.
32. Measure of area.
33. Paid publicity.
34. Artificial drain tor streets.
41. Fine flour made trom cereals.
42. Solitary.
WASI'II t 0 . Oct:»-5.-—Duc~k-
43. To gaze.
45. Halt an em.
down to 8878.
He can better this with tax-ex-
empt securities hearing only 4 per
cent. which will bring him a clear
$400. 5'
Omar Income.
An outstanding example is Sens.-
tor Couz‘ens oi Michigan.
About the time the income tax
law went into effect he sold out his
interest in the Ford Motor Com-
pany for approximately "3,000,000
and invested the bulk of his tor-
tune in tax-exempt municipal. state
and government bonds.
Now, although one of the noun.
try's mum-millionaires, he pays an
income tax or only 81,200.
And Couscns is only one of many.
According to Secretary of the Trees-
ury Mellon. tax-exempt securities
now total 31 “284.000 000 and are
increasing at he rate or one billion
dollars yearly.
The other methods of avoiding
highs income tax payments are a
trifle more. complicated.
One is the practice in vogue with
many, corporations or paying divi-
dends in mares or their own stock.
A stock dividend is not subject to
m 1- tax 1111: call the holder sells it or
the corporation rcdeenls it.
C: ¢Oillt€l the holder will even-
1. tactory today employs six
A J
‘ he ' solved on
Board at amassed,
flourishing. The business
handed down from tether
through the centurlm‘an‘d th‘
North Walsham at one time was 1
largest pity in England with a '
lotion of 60. 000. i
a scientist claims that 'e's’ ’
WOW! ht". memory Ind. til-ll
1mm.
44. Point of compass.
48. Garden tool.
49. Oat grass. ‘
50. To tamper. with.
55. A string of railroad cars.
56. Small bodies surrounded b
_ . water. '.
9: Irish. '
0. To require.
61. Orient. "
62. Ceremony. ‘v
65. 3.000 lbs.
11. Matching dishes.
to. Dad.
11.‘Second “note in scale.
.1_ l’
veneer. Pu ml .1
cent bonds. his 8700 return is cut
’ation in Washington cites the Fords .
in excess or 8100. 000, 000. \
Henry and Edsel—using the same
does not become taxable 1111111 dls- . “
tunily rca‘aze on it. But. he won't
be taxed fix it until he does. and
by that time he hopes taxes will be
reduced
How Corporations Do It.
The third method of income
avoidance is also a corporation at-
fair. commonly practiced when one
man or a. small group of men owns
all the stock.
The profits or the corporation are
simply not distributed In this way
the corporation pays a much smal- 1
[or tax than ”.11 stockholders collec-
tively would have to pay. .
A student or the income tax situ-
as an example. He says: .
“jrhe tax paid by Henry and Eli-1
sol indicates no income of around
80.000.000 cacll—‘8l2.000.000 in all.
"They can 100 per cent of the
Ford company. which indicated
through its tax payment on income
"Therefore the 'actual' income tor“
definition or income for them that
applies to the salaried mall-was at
least $56,000,000 each—in. other
words, a. total of $112,000,000 .in- '
stead of 812,000,000.
"Bur. under our present law. it
iributcd.“
«or
Norwalk Chronicler