hrs restricted to their
ifiostion and the regular
i tyio of type.
2 CLASSIFIED RATES
‘ rate per line for consecutive
. ..:
Cash
.05
0
Charlie
............ .08
Days ......... .0I .07
y . . . . . . .10 .00
advertisement taken for lop
00 cents.
Opunt five average words to the
hotels
.harged ads will be received by
ephono and if paid at odics with-
5 seven days from the first day of
1- rtlon cash rate will be allowed.
Ads ordered for three or six days
d chopped before expiration will
nly be charged for the mother of
Automobiles For Sale
uto Trucks For Sale
erases—Autos for Hire
Motorcycles and Bicycles
.2 INESS SERVICE—
’ Business Services Offered
.Buiidlng and Contracting
Dressmaklng and Mllllnery
Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
Insurance and Surety Bonds
‘ rucltlnngtol-am
#Painting. Paper cs. Decorat-
l
v-Professional Services
Inc—Repairing and Refinishing
30—Tailorlng and Pressing
Wanted-Business Service
MLOYMENT—
Ibo—Employment Agencies
32—Help Wanted-Female
gaze-Help Wanted—Male
dl—Eeipwhlalc and Female
dos-Solicitors. Canvasscrs Agents
Sits-Situations WantedA-Femaie
§7~§ituatlous Wanted~Male
PINNNCML-
tin-Business Opportunities
dilw-hloncy to Loam-Mortgages
lS’l‘RUL unopp-
43—Locni Instruction Gillie!
-Musical. Dancing. Dramatlo7
Wanted—Instruction
STOCK-
Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
Poultry and supplies
Wanted—Live Stock
CHANDISE—
31bdrticies For Sale
Mad—Barter and Exchange
l—Boats and Accessories
I—Building Materials
ids-Business and Office Equip-
ent
$2~Farm and Dairy Products
WFuel. Feed. Fertiliser
dl—o-Radic Equipment
filo-Seeds. Plants. Flowers
iidr-Wanted—To Buy
00MB AND BOARD—- ‘
"Vb-Rooms With Board
den-Rooms for Housekeeping
o—Vacation Places
—-Whero to Eat
ill—Where to Stop in Town
fl—Wanted-Rooms or Board
- ESTATE FOR RENT-—
Vd—Apartments and Flats ‘
1§~Business Places For Rent
d—F'arms and Land For Rent
q-I-Iouscs For Rent
d—Omces and Desk Room
Hhore and Mountain -- For
Bent
é—Wanted—To Rent
ESTATE FOR SALE—4
" Brokers in Real Estate
Business Property For Sale
. “Farms and Land For Sale
‘ ‘ Houses For Sale
Lois For Sale
Wu and Mountain -- For
burban For Sale
"fi-Jl‘o Exchange-Real Estate
Wanted—Real Estate
0‘ ,IONS—LEGAL-a
action Sales
legs: Notices
THE SENTINEL allows
‘As an accommodation
- ion of its public service.
CREDIT 2
to the"
are telephone «sunb-
, Bills are mailed
pm} on the date of first
‘ rtion with the exception
in view of the do ,
iided they will be paid:
‘ore the seven- day cash
at has xplred. Th0
nuation of this policy
pendent on the coo
on given by the puhlib 2
'lrllmlzlng collection cs.
by prompt payments.‘ ll
'- GRADING—Lawns (mowed.
onnl‘m or Nd’ricm. ' ‘ ‘
\ nls'rlllc'r OF NORWAL'K. ta. Pro.
bale Court. October 12. A. 1)., ill“.
Wireless, written “”an
been made to this Courto to Mull“.
‘ lstlation of the estate' of August; and.
zlmenowski late of Norwalit. in said
district. deceased.‘
heard and detennlned at the Free
day of October. 1025. at 10 o'clock
forenoon: and that public‘ notice
thereof be given to all persons inter.
ested therein by publishing‘ in or-
der in a newspaper having e at lila-
tion in said district at least five days
hefore said day of hearing. 2
HENRY W. GREG RY.
udxe.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Buoyed. Inst. Found
LOST—Small package, wrapped in
paper containing tools in canvas
bag, lost in \iclnlty of Washing—
ton street. Reward if returned to
Sentinel Office. ..
AUTOIOI‘IVI '
Automobiles For Sale ’ 11
A 1923 DODGE SEDAN—Ill deed
condition: fiVe new tires: villus.
rltloe to. quick buyer. Phebe
615-13, or call at 100 South Main
street.
19le DODGE—drawing. 1023 Bee
truck. closed cab. 1020 touring.
1020 Ford 1 ton truck. telephone
Wilton 6.
FOR SALE-4922 Buick
Phone 045-3 or 299.
. . $850
@400
1920 Hudson. coupe.....‘...
1024 Chevrolet, coupe ......
1023 Studebaker. touring; Spe-
cloi Six ..l..'..... ......... $460
1918 Buick roadster. 6-cyiln—
dcr ....................... $125
VAAST 131108..
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
‘ use» Cline-m. have them: come
in and lock them over: all makes
to choose from: in good condition:
make your own terms. '1’. .l. Di-
Plctro. 40 West avenue. Phone
Lists. Open evenings until 0.
BUSINESS chevron
Business 50er Offered
18
AWI'IONEEK
Joseph A. Angione
'i'cl. aids-1) lorwslh
BOSCH MAGNmo—Ml metres of
magnetoes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
can 119 So. Main 8:. Phone us.
W
hedges
out. cesspools cleaned. filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Pul-
ler. 01 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone tmw.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
u . AI 8 eclslty.
MN’I‘O CON TBUC’I‘ION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwallr 2541
MWN‘ MOWEMsrdene plough.
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-dale machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton.
LAWN MOVERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good coalition.
Alpha Plating Works. 00 Day
street. South Norwsl‘k. Phone us.
'NOOSTER ANY) DAVIS
A. I. WOOSTER M. w. DAVIE
ATTORNEY! AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
once.
uu Main St. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOIBTERING—and cabinet
work.‘ Picture framing. mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bergstrom, New
I. O. 0. F. Bldg. So. Norwaik.
Ordered. That said collimation be
bate Office. in Norwallr. ontthe 30th?
coupe.”
First ‘ on...
United
and (deaths.
‘ mourns!
Help Wanted-uremic . so
‘ a carom rouse GIRL—ale cash-
ier in, dry goods store. Address
"Cashier". oio Sentinel.
FEMALE HELP WANTED-
TEN THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
ENCED OPERATORS ON ALL
PARTS OF FINE SHIRTS AND
PAJAMAS. WE HAVE PLEN‘
TY OF WORK FOR OPERA-
TORS ON PLAIN AND DOU-
BLE NEEDLE MACHINES. AT
VERY GOOD PRICES. AP-
PLY GOODWILI.‘MFG. CORP.
M N. MAYEHOFF co..
15 MERWIN STREET.
FEMALE OPERATORS -— Steady
work good pay. Sylvia Brassicrc
mfg" company. 138 Washington
street. ‘
FINISHERS AND P‘OLDERG—Ap-
ply Rubber Co.. 121 Washington
St. So. Norwaik.
GIRL OPERATORe-Bshhor Co..
1 27 Washington at. 8°. Norwsik.
SALESLADY-Wanted with experi-
ence in selling dresses and costs.
Address Box 6. I. clo Sentinel.
WANTED—An experienced girl for
general housework. Inquire at l
ll‘airt‘ield avenue.
WANTED—Feeders and folders. Ap-
ply to The Brophy Laundry. 134
Water street.
WANTED —— THOROUGHL'I Ex-
PERIENCED som‘ HAT TRIM-
MER. WE WILL» GUARANTEE
S'I‘EADY WAGES AND PAY
YOUR ansron'ra'motv. 01>-
EN snop. WRITE LETTER
STATING EXPERIENCE AND
REFERENCES. GORDON _ a.
. FERGUSON. INC.. ST. PAUL,
MINNESOTA.
NAG! anon—storage. tell kinds
local and low distance trashing
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. e-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. ave. Phone did. Daytime:
lot 14 Nights.
GON'PRACPING -- Mason work.
grading lawns. drives. roads.
Tracking. Band. gravel. einders.
been for sale. Elisabeth Lew-
ton. Phone :01. Dal-lea.-
Painting. Pavel-log. inventing 2e
WANTED—Cooks, general house-
workers and chambermald-walt-
reset-a Apply at Norwallt Employ-
ment Agency. 90 Walistreel. Nor.
walk. Phone 2663.-
11.» Wastes—rule as
BOY WANTED ~‘Apply Rabnor
00.. 137 Washington street. South
Norwallr.
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN as clerk. ao-
ply at Commercial Hotel. 87 Hall-
road avenue. So. Norwalk. Conn.
WINDOW ensues
We sell them and we hang them
saunas e 503115338
Paints. Window shades. Vsrnishcs
8-10 Railroad Ave. 2 Wall St.
Professional Serslvcs 28
I GUARANTEE to take off cataract
of the eye without surgical inter-
ference. Money refunded if
treatment fails. I". Kaidon. N. D.
070 Atlantic Street. Stamford.
Conn. "Phone 020.
Tree anemia. 28A
SCIENTIFIC
TREE
WORK
A. n. INNER.
‘ Westport.
Painting. Paneling, Decorating as
PAPER HANGING—500 double roll.
Painting: reasonable: work guar-
anteed; practical painter.~ 1'.
Havlland street. South Norwalk.
Murine and Refill-hing . so
WANTED-4nd!" to re-sear. Price
-2 reasonable. Phone not. Edward
Chance
Phone 271-2
‘VrAdvertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
OPERATOR—For slippers on Over.
lock. machined Rabhor Co.. 27
Washington street.
WANTED - THOROUGHLY EX-
PERIENCED SOFT liAT‘TER A8
ASSISTANT FOREMAN.t APPLY
BY LETTER STATING EX-
PERIENCE AND REFERENC-
ES. STRICTLY. OPEN SHOP.
WE’WILL PAY YOUR TRANS-
PORTATION. GORDON a FER-
SOTA.
Help—Male and Male 34
WANTED. COUPLE-Or family to
care for house and grounds for
winter; rent free. Apply Law-
rence Agency. 15 South Main
street.
“countless—Ime- to
Enter a SECOND—Homeland
made. Buying merited! Easy
terms. Inquire?” Well at. room
:03. Normal). Conn.
Poultry and Supplies so
HUSKY BAH! CEICKB-diarred
and White Bookcases. Leghorn:
Ducklings. Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Middle” as for sale.
Phone cos. Weston ve Poultry
Market. ‘58.
GUSON. INC" ST. PAUL. MINE-
m... case-s. 2
trite Moon is in Apogee ii: iii 2,
Com lied from ”Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the Unite
tee Coast and Geodetic Survey. giving the time of
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWAIlK
The figures at the left above the day of the breath give the it
M., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the
m STOCK
Poultry and supplied to
LIVE POUNI'RI-wxllleo and (iron.
ed whiie‘you welt. P. Romano.
first class service. Phone use.
hive Poultry Market. 13 Chestnut
street. south her-walk.
mandamus
oracles nor Stilt:
‘L
‘ 0...... in a. also... sou am
last night. are
but mostly on roll hints
to GROW S'rfihlshl‘our rooms'
all int outs. heat furnished.
PIANO—Excellent tone. Fine case.
mahogany ilnlsh. Splendid ac-
tibn: bargain. Must be seen to be
appreciated. $195. 00. Easy terms.
Alfred Fox Piano 00., So.
walk.
. - Building Material 53
Nor- '
in or phone ”fluid.
2 tin. all modern inl-
poly above address.
let.
to Tokeneite.
Browns gro-
ROLL-ROOFING. sum ran sou.
-hlste surfaced. 32.00 per roll.
' “go. A. mason.
De
52? Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass
59
set
sell
So.
Bmuehold Goods
FOR. SALE—One dining room
and. one parlor sci. Will
cheap. Call at 16 Grove St.
Norwallr.
LIVING ROOM SET—In excellent
condition; very reasonable price
for immediate purchaser. Inquire
mornings and until 3 p. nu. 03
West avenue. South Norwulk.
unevenness. PILLOWS - cm. ‘
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817.Norwallt ultimo
Co.. 09 Franklin street. South Nor; ‘
walk.
RESRECTORY TABLE—New '3..-
cobean. unusually nne. hand
carved. Sell for reasonable of-
fer. Phone 750 New Canaan See
by appointment.
Wanted—do Buy . es
FURNITURE—second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
K. Jeffce. 87 Fort Point street. .
Phone 499
ROOMS AND BOARD
Booms Withhonrd » er
ROOM WITH BOARD—1n private
family; centrally located: all has
provcments; 8 Putnam *nvcnue.
near West avenue. Mrs. A. Hit-ts-
ler. Telephone aortw.
Booms Without Board 00’
FURNISHED ROOMS—For one or
two quiet men; convenient to
trolley or station; quiet house;
only two in family; every conven-
icnce; hot water. bath. omen!”
floor. Telephone accommodations.
Phone 38413.2Madison street.
KITCHENETTE APARTMENT ~-
Furnlshed. Ready for occupancy '
about Oct. 1st also: double rooms
suitable for two gentlemen» 93
Wall St. Norwalk. Phone 1096.
FURNISHED ROOMS—With . 5 ; or
without meals.
keeping rooms; steam heat: mod-
ern; on trolley line; one farel'
special winter rates. Colonial Ho-
tgi. Rowdyton. Phone Norwalit
4 0. *
Wheremnwpmlm.
FURNISHED—keen next to C. d:
K. factory. All conveniences; 3‘.
Van Zant St.
mu. TOP. INN—Offers its specious ’
dance pavilion for dances. g:
togethers, etc. Convenient!
cated. Catdfdlll seerce. OI
attachable. For particulars phone
amass-an son also
. Apartmen. is and mm
Also. light house- ‘
78‘
‘74
[FIVE ROOMS—Improvements; at
232 East avenue. Inquire on pront-
lses or phone 3010.
FIVE ROOMS—With all improve-
ments; near business center- of,
South Norwallt:
Inuulre at: N. Fromer's. ll Buford
niece. “Phone 1630.
reasonable rent. ,
i ROOMS-01) third floor.
omen“. Apartment road
Oct. ‘lil.
quire llP. Siemenslc‘y. at 33
sh: Street.
photons-To Bent all improve.
menu. 1.? Laura street. South
Norwalk. Apply at same- -addreoe.
Six LARGE. BEAUTIFUL nouns
~—0no and two baths; sun parlor
and garage; one Duplex; fur-
nished if desired. 83 heaview ave.
and. 2
Web-
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS—Ali im-
prOvemenis; . reasonable:
decorated. inquire" ital Woodward
avenue, evenings. days. 56 Water
street. Phonefl’la-l. . '
Bushnell: pent ‘12
NEW ' HOUSEa-Slx‘ rooms. both
large attic hot ‘watcr heat. electric
light. gas hard' wood floor. Rent
reasonable. phone 1900“ or write
box No. ll. care sentinel.
asst. ssrllm'rcasm 2
Houses For lose. 84
STROU'I‘ SUBURBAN SERVICE-
Branch of Shout Farm Agency:
sells over 5.0200 properties s. year.
Branch Office: 08 Wall street.
Norwalk. Phone 8068.
FOR SALE~A good opportunity
for any one to buy a.tell room
”house-good location—at an ex-
ceedingly low price. Inquire. of
Robert Joseioff, ‘or E. Gorham
Co.. Washington St. '
' t BEAUTIFUL m nouns-0n
easy tem‘fl. ‘
2mm mum sonnet
Real Estate and Insurance V
its'Washington Street.
Ail tint
21 Webster Street. in, z”
‘ Todd. y’s 'I’otsl
newly-
booed his tactics at tel tithes do
2*» ing the bout and Mahdi at the as».
rind:
fell. Grab Weighed 10
‘ “his opponent if? 1.:
etched the battle.
hr ’wili‘ make, a
‘ent of its hind to attain
the so on {brute nisr that‘slso wall
credit all records. : ill ,
dam “gate" to he co cc ed
Last year the comm
‘ it to. a
the Giants' and Yankees. drew 31.4-
008,810. .
'l‘he attendants. however. will fail
far below the merit set in 12033.
when 301.430 saw the games. six 2' ‘ ‘
contests this year have entertained
239. 974 and no more than 45, 000
can he‘llcoommodaied at Forbes
field today._
FINANCES.
Series '16le
Attendance ‘
03.810 ..
Total receipts
318?. 030 . . . . . s. . .". . . . . . 8903.380.
Advisory council share ' ‘
$362,056.40 8140.803.
Plovers’ share
........ "lawns
Each club's share
89. "5 15 .... .. $127,008.46
Each league's share
Loom
Play Coast Team
,- Los wentmf‘ow 10. mp.)—
Louisvllle’s’ defeat by Baltimore in
the. Junior 'wol-ld's scrieewvill not in-
terefere with» the proposed intersec-
tionai series between Louisville and
San Francisco. President Harry
Williams of the Pacific Coast Lea-
gue said today".
The Colonels agreed several weeks
ago to make the California trip.
Williams said regardless of the out-
come of their series Wit-h Baltimore.
They are scheduled to begin travel-
ing immediately. making the west-
ward journey in easy stages. The
0
289.974
series will open October 22 at San 2
Frclclsco.
——....._......_......__
—-Advertlse in the Sentinel for the
best results.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
vonv SALE-Close to center. Mir
street. nearly new house. of six
rooms with all improvements. a.
convenient home for business peo-
ple. $6. 500 witha sln'ail cosh pays“
ment. H. E. Dana &. Son. 61
, Wall street. 2,
FOR BALE—Modern seven room,
dentin] sections. Ever! 001W”!-
ence. Tum baths. Two-car garage.
Let 60x220.
A. K. sandal:
Real Estate.
11 Pershing 8t.
FOR SALE—0N outskirts but with-
in one minute of street care. main
road, good six room house with
home improvements. extra. I“large
lot with fruit and grapes.
‘ 800d neighborhood. to. 500. ”n. n:
Donn d: son. 01 Wall street. , _
tron SALE— 5,? 2
nanny To morn lN—One of- u...
' most complete. undo-date homes
in town: near the trolley:
rooms: price. 38‘. 0‘00; “.000 dash .
gran canon sham! co‘ 2
‘ '155 Wellington lift-est. g
south hornets. . .
Tel 55o. , 5
sppcilon. Home on :‘vrhbl '1‘
g290d two-fa house .
fit by canine oh the Putin
FOR RENT—Newly decorated.“ I k‘
room apartment. all
merits. phone 4089 We ,
improvel‘ '
house in one of Norw'aik’s reel. 1
Phone ml
roll SALE-2'
Seven room rouse—off West ave.
Open fire place. hot water heat.
shower bath. etc. Price'reasen-‘2
able. ' ~
Double house -- six rooms and
bath on either side. o-‘oss
garage. Central location. Only
I years built.
For these or any others consult
where he was an allowed celebrity:
ems PALMER.
NE YORK. Oct. 14 .-‘atl Per-
rara. of the 105th Field Artilleryfi .
knocked out Frankie Palmer. of the
Mill Regiment. in the sixth round
of a scheduled eight~roulld hdut last
night at the 22d Engineers Armory.
In the eight-round semi~flnal.
Enrico Savsardo. 132 pounds. of
the 102d Medical Regiment. and
Willie Cross. 123 ounde of the 14th
Regiment. tough a draw» as did
Johnny Wilietts and Willie Tomey
in another eight-round contest. In
the first eight. Guy Masttain stop-
pod Pancho Smith in the fourth
round. In the opening four-rounder.
Bob Potter defeated Red Roland.
W
MANY sum 3. ’ .
"Automobile thefts number on the
1.
average of 35 cars a day in Les An-
peles‘ and the car thievery is in-'T
creasing at the late ‘of 20 per cent.
in surrounding cities.
AMERICA?
won over Kid Rash.
Custer defeated Joe
HALIFAX. N. 8.; Oct. ‘(
*ltoy Mitchell Negro light-heavyh
weight, last night knocked out We!
Larsen. of Boston, ‘in the soy ‘
round of a tea-round bout. M
LIVING I PAST.
' SAN FItANCISC . Oct. Ida-C
tumble. Callf.. has ‘lust made an of
tidal count of its. population.
small job it was 'tool At one linl
this town boasted not only of a pop‘
ularion of 15. 000 and a position 0
third largest city in the state. bit
also it claimed 3' grid yield of an
1 pmxlmatcly 100. 000 .000. The court
showed 300 inhabitants but they all
say that the old town’s coming
back some dayl 2 , ~
What's so rare as a day in Octo
her?
Norwalk Chronicler