‘ M ”Are restricted to their
pet clanslilct ttion and the regular
~el‘ style of type.
CLASS” JED RAT”.
iiy rate per line for consecutive
Cash
.05
Charge
.......... .06
. .08
eys . .
Days .07
Day. ..........10 .09
0 advertisement taken for less
It 60 cents.
‘ount the average words to the
liCiiarged ads will be received by
, ' lopbono and if paid at office with-
33$” seven days from the first day of
uncillon cash rate will be allowed.
l Ads ordered for three or six days
nd Mapped before expiration will
“only be charged for the mother of
mes the ad appeared and adjust-
out made at the rate earned.
Special late for yearly advertising
pon request.
. A-B-C AD “Index
ANNOUNCEMENTS—-
‘I-s-Deatns
flak—Cord of Thanks
.lu-ln Memoriain
iii-Funeral Directors
‘4-Monumcnts. Cemetery Lots
dsocletics and Lodges
0~Lost and Bound '
‘- tAUTOMo'rIvs—
~Automobile Agencies
. inAutoniobiles For Sale
VII—Auto Trucks For Sale
il—Auto accessories
:ld-Garages-Autos for Hire
15—Motorcycics and Bicycles
17-.Wantcd—Automotivo
fUSlNEss SERVICE—
); Business Services Offered
_ Building and Contracting
L-l)reesmaking and Milllnery
‘w-l-lontlng. Plumbing. Roofing
ulnsurance and Surety Bonds
——'l‘rucking—~Storor:e
6—Paintlng. Paper cg. Decorat-
ins
8—Professional Services
"ID—Repairing and Refinishing
so—Tailoring and Pressing
81~Wanted—Business Service
" EMPLOYMENT—
" 81- a—Employment Agencies
88—Help Wanted—Female
33~Help Wanted-Male
84—Help—~Malo and Female
Eli—Solicitors. (‘nnvassers Meats
ail-Situations Wanted—Female
7~Sltuations Wanted-Jim
FINANCIAL— .
ill-Business Opportunities
iO—ltioney to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION-r-
8—1.ocul instruction Classes
. t—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
48~Wanted—-Instruction
LIVE srocn—
dl—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
“us-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
‘ Poultry and supplies
Wanted—Live Stock .
RCHANDISE—
l‘l-bArtlcles For Sale
3.! a—-Barter and Exchange
a—Boats and Accessories
-—Buildlng Materials
—Busincss and Gates Equip—
. snout
s—Farm and Dairy Products
Ian—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
’l‘-—Good Things to Eat
8—Household Goods
,goa’bdewelry. Watches. Diamonds
61~Machinery and Tools
.el—Mtisical Merchandise
a.a—Radlo Equipment
8—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
8%oSpeclals at the Stores
* tilt—Wearing Apparel
Gt—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—
‘ file—Rooms With Board
68—— ooms Without Board
'89- toouis for Housekeeping
{ll—Vacation Places
».'Il.—-Whero to Eat
r7$—-Wherc to Stop in Town
it'll—Wanted—Rooms or Board
AL ESTATE FOR RENT—4
'dc-Apartmcnts and Flats
s—Business Places For Rent
O—Farms and Land For Rent
It‘ll—Houses For Rent
awomccs and Desk Room
‘D-v-Shore and Mountain —- For
Rent
b—Wanted—Jl‘o Rent
ESTATE FOR SALE—
1% Shore and Mountain - For
rm," ,
“Wanted—Real Estate
ii lONS—LEGAL—
I Auction Sales
legal Notices
.1
soononsauomt
WWW
lit-inn Notions
ORDER 01“ NOTICE.
ms'rum'i' 0E NORWALK on. Pro.
itm- Court. October 10.A.D.'i108l5.
listntc or Margaret. Diseh‘er. late or
Norwnlk. in sold district. deceased.
Whirl'Ol’tH., application, has been
made to this Court. praying. Io'r'An
order ascertaining the reslduary ban.
incll‘uion under the will of laid do.
Ii
the residuary estate to the beheld-t
nrics so found;
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Cities, in Norwalk. on the 19th
day of October. 1925. at 10 o'clock
forenoon: and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons inter.
ested therein by publishing this or-
der in a newspaper having a circu-
lation in said District at least live
days before said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY
Judge.
ORDER TO SE TTL Ll“ ACCOUNT.
DISTIIK T 0F NOR“ ALK. so. 'i ro-
hate Court. October 10. A. 1).. 1926.
Estate of Margaret Dischcr. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the trustee exhibit
his account to this Court for adjust-
ment ,st the Probate Office in Nor—
wnlk. on the 19th day of October.
1925. nt 10 o’clock forenoon: and
that all persons interested in said
matter may be notified thereof. the
trustee will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district at least
five days before said 19th day of
October.1025.
HENRY
\V. GREGORY.
Judge.
AN NOUNOEMENTS
lN MEMORIAM.
In and and loving memory or our
dear son and brother. who rests be-
neath the soil of France at Romange.
Argonne. Jeremiah Fisher O'Brien.
slain in battle. October fourteenth.
nineteen eighteen. ,
. MOTHER. FATHER.
snowman. SISTER.
su'oyed. host. Found to
PASS BOOK-No. 1656. Finder
pleast return to People's Trust Co.
AUTOMOTIVE
Auton‘iobllcs tor—”Nude
Li
A 1923 DODGE SEDAN-11] good
condition; live now ill-cs; \vill'tluc-
rltlco to quick buyer. Phone
615-13. or call at 100 South Main
street.
FOR SALE—1922 Iiulcit
Phone 645.3 or 299.
coupe.
1920 Hudson. coupe ....... $850
1024 Chevrolet, coupe .. $400
1923 Studebaker. touring: Spe-
‘cial Six . .......... . .......
1918 Buick, roadster ti cylin-
der . . . . .................. ..
VAAS'I‘ BROS”
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
NUPMOBILE DEALERS.
USED CARE—We have them; come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose from: in good condition;
make your own terms. P. J. Di-
.Pletro. ill West avenue. Phone
3610. Open evenings until 9.
assumes oeuvres
ceased and for an order to pay otter, ‘
.Phone 272
I(MRI.
First Our.
24
7.32
10.27 mm
19
4.51 0.9
6.21'
N's
and Tenthe.
311813353 SERVICE
Tree specs-true ‘
ICIEN'I'IFIC
88A
TREE
WORK
A. n. KELLNER.
Weetport.
residing. rapt-m... Docentlng 2e
PAPER HANGING—500 double roll.
Painting; reasonable; work guar-
anteed; practical painter. 1',
Hovlland street. South Norwalk.
The Moon is in Apogeetne 11th.
Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of
1m STOCK
mu!” m “lull“!!!
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and dress-
od while you wait. P. Romano.
first class service. Phone 8888.
Live Poultry Market. 12 Chestnut
arrest. South Not-walk.
maximums
Mill?!" For Sole
PIANO—~Exoollent tone. Fine cnsc.
mahogany finish. Splendid ac-
tion: bargain. Must be seen to be
appreciated. 8195.00. Easy terms.
Alfred Fox Piano Co.. So. Nur-
walk.
’19
5|
EMPLOYMENT
Help \yantcuuldcmole 82
A BRIGHT YOUNG GIRL—Ad chall-
. lcr in dry goods store. Address
"Calumet". cio Sentinel.
Blinding Material 53
ROLL ROOFING. law r-ER ROLL.
—state surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
0. A. RANBOII.
Dept. ll.
52'! Concord Aye. Cumbrhiec. Moss.
lt‘lNIsHERS AND FOLDERS-Ap-
ply Rabhor Co.. 127 Washington
St. Sc. Norwalk.
OPERATOR—ltabhor Co..
127 Washington St.. 80. Norwaik.
OPERATORS-0n Singer machines.
134-136 Washington: street. Top
floor.
SALESLADY—Wantod with experi-
ence in selling dresses. and coats.
Address Box a. L. clo Sentinel.
WANTED-win experienced girl for
general housework. Inquire at 4
Fairfleld avenue.
Business Bel-rm Offered 18
Aumohnmt
Joseph A. Anglone
'i'el. 3163-1. NOIINI
WANTED—Cooks. 'general house-
workers and chambermaid-wslt-
resses. Apply at Norwalk Employ-
mcnt Agency. 90 Wall street. Nor.
\vulkl Phone 2563. .
BOBCH MAGNmo—An males of
_snagnetoes. starters. generators to-
paired and installed. Now Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 11! Be. Iialn 8t. Phone us.
GRADING—Lawns snowed. hedges-
eut. eesspoois cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. l'ul-
ler. M Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone "NW.
OUR CEMENT WALK!
ABpeclally.
BAN'I‘O CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
LAWN HOMO—Gardens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-twdate machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton:
LAWN IOWEBS BRARPENED—
Havo your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good com ltion.
Alpha Plating Works. 88 Du
street. South Not-walls. Phone us.
"NOW AND DAVIS
A. I. WOOS'IIR K. W. DAVIS
ATI‘ORN E18 AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 5. Patent
tiles.
III! angst. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLBTERING—and cabinet
work. Picture tramlng. mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bergetrom. New
I. 0. O. F. Bldg. So. Nor-walk.
'. ms: SENTINEL allows
As an accommodation
union of its public service.
CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
"he are telephone subscrib-
Bilis are mailed
mptly on the date of tint
7 rtlon with the exception
" ‘ in view of the courtesy
Inded they will be paid
're the seven-day cash
Hunt has xpirod. The
n tion of this policy .
e ndent on the co-
“1 given by the public
In lzing collection es-
' _ .a prompt payments.
NAG! Baal—morass. 'All kinds
local and ion- dlstsnoe trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. o-con Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone :18. Daytime:
80‘ N Nights.
CONTRACTING - Mason work.
grading lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking. sand. gravel. eindsrs.
Loom tor sale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone 261. Darlon.
Painting. Pam. llama, 2e
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS I SOMERS
Paints. Window Shari. Ventures
8-10 Railroad Ave. 3 Wall St.
Professional Serslves its
I GUARANTEE to take off cataract
of the eye without surgical lntor-
terence. Money refunded if
' treatment falls. F. Kaldon. N. D..
670 Atlantic Street.
, Conn. Phone 620. '
WANTED—Feeders and folders. Ap-
ply to The Brophy Laundry, 134
Water street.
WANTED —- THOROUGHLY E:-
PERIENCED sos'r HAT TRIM-
MER. WE WILL GUARANTEE
STEADY WAGES AND PAY
YOUR TRANSPORTATION. or.
.EN tenor». WRITE LETTER
STATING EXPERIENCE AND
REFERENCES. GORDON &
FERGUSON. INC.. ST. PAUL.
MINNESOTA.
Help Wanted—51110
38
“BOY WANTED—~A grocery clerk.
Apply at once to the United Gro-
cory. 1 Railroad avenue.
[BOY WANTED — Apply Rabnor
Co.. 127 Washington street. South
Norwalku
BRIGHT. YOUNG MAN as clerk. AD-
ply at Commercial Hotel. 37 Ball-
road avenue. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
OPERATOR-4“” slippers on Over.
lock machine. Rubber (30., ‘ 127
Washington street.
WANTED - THOROUGHLY ax.
PERIENCED sons BATTER AS
ASSISTANT possum. APPLY
BY mama STATING ax.
pnamscn AND surname-
ns. srmcrm OPEN SHOP.
we mu. my YOUR TRANS-
roa'rs'rton. cannon e FER-
cusom INC.. so. PAUL. MINE-
sou.
Help—Male and Female so
WANTED. COUPLE-0r family to
care for house and grounds for
winter; rent free. Apply Law-
rence Agency. 15 South Main
street. .
FINANOIAL
Money to Woe 40
FIRST & SECOND—Homilies"
msde. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire so Wall“. room
set. Namath. cons. '
Stamford.
m swoon
Poultry and Supplies
40
1031!!
and White Rocks. Reds. Inherits:
Ducklings. Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry. supplies
Also. two Alrdsls puppies sale.
Phone 605. Weston Live .eultry
locket; II Isle WNW
ans! omens—mm.
Farm and Dairy Prtxlucb , so
FINE LONG ISLAND POTATOES
and Turnips: by boat '1‘. smith.
McKinley Place. ltowaytou . Tel.
lddfl-VV.
Household hoods
69
not
sell»
So.
FOR SALE—Ono dining room
and one purlot wt Will
cheap. Call at 16 Grove St..
Norwalk
LIVING ROOM
condition:
for lmmedlnn~ purchaser. Inquire
mornings and until 8 p. _m.. 89,
\Vest avenue. South Norwnlk.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS - Cush-
ions.“ made. renovated and repair.
cd. Phone 817. Norwalk Mantels
Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor,
walk.
si'IT—Jn excellent
—... -—. .. :-
RESRECTORY TABLE—New Jo.-
col-ream. unusually flue. hand
carved. Sell for reasonable of-
fer. Phone 750 New Canaan. See
by appointment.
Wanted—'10 Buy
FURNITURE—second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk'or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or‘writo
II. Jsffoe. at Fort. Point street.
Phone 49!.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms .WIE'nomo
ROOM WITH BOARD—In . private
family; centrally located; all im-
provements; 8 Putnam avenue.
near West avenue. Mrs. A. letz-
ler. Telephone 8977W
Rooms Witness hoard 88
FURNISHED RO0Ms—-—For one or
two outer men: convenient-' to
trolley or station: quiet house;
only two in family; every conven-
iencc;
floor. Telephone accommodations.
Phone 884111. 22 Madison street.
Kircnnnmn APARTMENT ‘-
Furnlshed. Ready for occupancy
about Oct. 1st also 2 double rooms
suitable for two gentlemen. 93
Well so. Norwaik. Phone 1496.
FURNISHED ROOMS—With or
without meals. Also. light hound.
keeping rooms; steam heat: mod-
.ern: on trolley line; one fore:
special winter rates. Colonial Ho-
tel. Rowayton. Phone Norwnlit
439. 9
Wherolo‘mopln'lm so.
FURNISHED—awom. next to C. 5»
.K. factory. All conveniences. L".
Van Zant 5t. . >
HILL TOP INN—03ers its spacious
dance on for donesggstg
togethsrs. c. Conveniently lo:
cated. Catering service. hates
reasonable. veg-particulars phone
:231.
REAL ”THEN!!!“ .
Apex-immune. 'u‘
FIVE ROOMS-With all improve-
month: near business center st
South Norwnlit: amenable tent.
”“ six LARGE,
very reasonable price '
51'
. 9
hot water. bath. on same '
w
The figures at the left above the day of the month give the lurid . ’ ’ .
M., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the Height of Tide in Foot
we" * momentum ‘
_psrtateors and a... is
FOR RENT-Four rooms for rent.
17 Randall street. .East. Norwalk.
pater and sink: .812 per month.
Inquire on premises. Anna T.
Johnson. ~ .g . _ y
to GROVE ”Blunt-Four rooms
all improvements: heat furnished.
Inquire within or phone 1852-18.
Nov. tern-u Taylor avenue. five
roomsrand bath: all modern im~
movements. Apply above address.
0N sour}: NAIN STREET—Six
nice recipe: all improvements: im-
mediate possession; garage if de.
sired. D. 8. Hull. 84 Washington
street. South Norwalk.
4 ROOM FLAT~T0 let. All Im-
movements. Opposite Tokeneke.
Jtosd. Inquire in Brown's gro-
(cry store. '
4 ROOMS—On third 119011.. All int»
movements. Apartment ready
Oct. 15. 21 Webster Street. In-
quire P. Siomanslty. at 28 Web-
ster Street. l .
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
«one and two baths; sun parlor
and garage: one Duplexz' lur-
nished if desired. 83 Seavlow ave-
hue.
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS—All im-
provements; reasonable; newly
decorated. Inquire 122 Woodward
avenue. evenings. days. 56 Water
street. Phone 478-8.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Dale ’ 84
s'mour superman sERvICE-
Branch at sit-out Farm mncy:
sells over ti. 000 properties 9. Ves'.
Branch Office: 88;.Wall street.
Norwsik. Phone .8868.
3 BEAUTIFUL NEW llamas—0n
easy terms. , "u .
our: TAMMANY scatter
Real Estate and Insurance >'
123 Washington Street.
FOR SALE-A good opportunity
for anyone to buy a ten room
house—good location-eat an ex-
ceedingly low price. Inquire or
fRobert Joseloff. or E. Gorbarn
00.. Washington St.
house in one or Norwalk's resi-
dential sections. Every conveni-
Lot 60x220.
A. K. 81‘. JOHN
Real Estate. _ ,
11 Pershing St. Phone 8881
IF YOU HAVE Any kind of property
for sale. and wish results. give us
a trial.
The Fudge Realty (10..
Keeler Building.
Tel. 569.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE - Garage:
half acre on corner: owner left
town: will sacrifice for $4, 250.!) .
8. Hull. 94 Washington street.
South Norwallt.
FOR " SALE. ‘
Eight room house with every im-
provement. Just oft West 'ave-
nue. Fine location.
.Two family house consisting of
‘ten rooms. 2 baths. large. lot.
Price 87.500.
For these or any others conluii
Inquire at N. Fromer's. I Buford
place. Phone 1883
[when darkness began to close
FOR SALE-Modern seven room '
ence. Two baths. Two-car garage. ,,
i \ 3*
new HA’VEN' Oct. ran-4m. P1
The football game between Yale and
Pennsylvania in the bowl next 8st-
urday‘ will be started at s: 80 p. nu.
instead cl 3 p. m. as prowously an-
nounced and which time do printed
on the tickets. Penn's football
management today "agreed to the
change in time. Lust spring. when
the date was made. Pennsylvania
wanted the starting time to less p.
on. so as to allow‘i Philadelphia one
other folks from that section mm
time to reach New Haven. Yale men
pointed out that the late start might
mean a period of play in semi-dark-
ness. Penn was ready to risk it,
however.
At the Brown game Saturday.
in
Ponns man "emcnt realised that
the same con itlon might prevail
here next Saturday and suggested
advancement of time. Yale straight
cned out. the matter today and 2:80
will he the hour.
Tickets for Sutul‘duy’s game oenl
on public sale at Yale today.
. Praise for the Yale football team
is given by Coach Woodruff of the
University of Georgia in an inter-
view givon to the Yale News.
"Yale's football team this year
has shown an all- round improve-
ment over last years eleven." Mr.
Woodrnff said. "The entire team
played with a. greater driving force.
Every Yule man that stopped on the
field showed the fact that Coach
Jones has developed well rounded
players in a sufficient number to ‘
keep a strong eleven in action all
the time. including substitutions.
The most noticeable
over lost year is in the greats: ex-
perience l"‘.t- the Yale team shows.
not only in‘ guarding against lor-
werd passes but also in its offensive
action. The backfield gets off to
quicker starts and reveals a greater
punch than a year ago.
“The line, too. shows that it has
made an advance along defensive
Iinu. and without the individual
stars of last year it displays a well
coordinated action by its members .
as a whole. I think the team, con- '
slderlng all the factors. is a stronger
football unit than its 1924 predeces~
sor. .
egotahle
Did for MraJeolnno
Middle Ohio. - "I am
log
geof lefesnd sndgfsrn
Pi harn’ V
5 88°-
Conipo und
‘ for the troubles
that come st that
tsorun-
down could
house all the time now
u ithout it. My we' t
93 pounds and nowb ileum
Johnna. are N rth Front: 8
madame Ohio? M
. it
improvement ~..
nouncement
the cabinet
expected today
Plans for the, selection" or his stick
monument of the sotlrernen
member or his snout retaliate“!
the publication of the name at the
successor. .
when Secretary, page» resigned and
was succeeded by Frank B. Kellogg.
then ambassador to London.- .
If the President renews the slime
course. it appeared probable that he
Would name Dwight F Davis oi Mia.-
sourl for the war portfolio. Mia
Davis has been the assistant Secre-
tary or war since .1. Mayhew' Wain-
wright resigned to take the place in
the Rouse -or Representatives to
which he was elected by his New
York constituency. ' .
Since secretary Weeks was strick-
on last March with the illness that
has resulted in his decision to retire.
Mr. Davis has been acting secretary
and has borne the full administra-
tive burden of the department.
Other Names.
Many ‘ther names are known to
have been suggested to the President
in view of the general feeling that
Mr. Weeks would not be able to re-
sume his duties in the war depart-
ment. These included. Secretary
Work of the interior department and
Postmaster General New. Charles
D. Hines or New York. former chair-
man of the republican national
committee: Dwight W. Morrow of
New York. new chairman of the
President's special ,alrcraft heard.
and Hartford 8. MacNider of Iowa.
former head of the American Le-
FAIRFIELD, Oct. 13 .-----The Roger
Ludlowe High school eleven is to be
put through a hard grilling this
ccssor have not been disclosed. It '
. has been the.Presideht’s custom in
‘ in
He followed, that course ;
bury I-Ugh school Friday afte ..
at Roger Sherman athletic
Center street. This will be
other victory to is
scored over' Cl}
The 1925 Ludlowe grid dolphin
appears stronger than the team 0!
iy of green material. Veterans
seasoned material give the Fairlie
season.
probable iine- -ups for the gin
follow: .
Foirlleld
Fitzpatrick
v
thahy
Wakeman
Barbcri
Flanagan
Drew
Hiller
H. Wakcrnun .‘ , ,
. ~ LIIB
Toele ; .
QB
13. Wrtkemun Bonndlo
’ nun ‘
Lee *
Burilnson
week by Coach Walter Hellman to '
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Italian stability. net- engagement so thin P'ullppe Cellar-em p, seam .7
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