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A-B-C AD index
ANNOUNCEMENTS—-
1—Deaths
2—Card oi Thanks
I—~ln Memoriam
t—Funersl Director!
R—Monunionte. Cemetery Loin
0-ldcietiea and wages
lo—Losl and Found
AUTOMOTIVE——
A—Autornobiie Agencies
li-Automoblles For Sale
:2—Auto Trucks For Sale
iii—Auto acceuories
li—Garanea—Autos for Hire
toe-Motorcycles and Bicycles
ii—Wanted—Automotivo
BUSINESS SERVICE-
ia—Business Services Offered
-. unwinding and (iontraoting
21—Dreestnalting and Millinery
5 22—Heatins. Plumbing. Roofing
3 23—insursnce and Surety Bonds
3 libaTrnciting-v-Storane .
. 26-Feintlns. Paper on. Decoratp
ing
28—Protessicnai Services
29—Repairing and Refinishing
30~Tail0ring and Pressing
tl—Wantedfi-Busine- Service
..EMPLOYMENT——
' at-a—Enipioyment Agencies
32-‘-—Help Wanted—Female
lid—Help. Wanted—Male
ate-Heip—Male and Female
35~So.lcitors. (lanvassere Agents
80- Situations Wanted—Fishnets
iii—Situations Waittetk—Iiaie
FINANCIAL-‘—
iii—Business Opportunities
40—Money to Donn-Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—
iii—Loom instruction Glasses
M—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
dG—Wanted—Ioetruotion
LIVE STOCK-—
ii—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
iii—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
it—Poultry and supplies
bo—Wanted—lee Stock
MERCHANDISE-.-
61-Artioles For Sale
thy-Barter and Enhance
ill—Boats and Accessories»
ail—Building Materials
iii—Business and Qilice Equip-
- merit
all—Farm and Dairy Products
oil—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
57—Gpod Things to Eat
fie-Household Goods.
(lo—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
ill—Machinery and Tools
lie—Musical Merchandise
She—Radio Equipment
. (is—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
et—Speciale at the Stores
dl—Wearing Apparel
06——-Wanted—-To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD——
d7—Rcome With Hoard
seaflooms Without Board.
es—Rooms tor Housekeeping
70oVacation Places
ii—Where to Eat
iz—Where to Stop in Town
ia—Wanted—Rooins or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-
74—Apartinents and Plate
76~Business Places For Rent
76+Fm'lnl- and Land For Rent
77-‘-Honees For Rent
78—Oflices and Desk Boon:
til—Shore and Mountain - For
Rent _ 3 »
Si-Wanted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-—
R—‘Broiters in Real Estate *
sz—Bueiness Property For Sale
sa—Farms and hand For Sale
ilk—Bonus For Sale
Shallots For Sale
ss—Shere and Mountain - For
w“
e
Sale
87—Suhurhsn For Sale ‘.
ss—To firetruck—Real Estate
Si—Whted—Real Estate ‘
AUCTIONS—LEGAL—
eo—A’aetion Sales . '
iii-Jase: Notion ‘
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CLASSIFIED
. ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
en. Bills are mailed
promptly on insulate oi tint
insertion with the exception
that in view or the eonneey
extended they will be way
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discount has spired. The ’
conUnuation or this policy
ANNOUNCEMENT!
EMPLOYMENT
l‘iersonaie
liclp \Vuni-ctlailnio as
MY WI Fifi-—
ALICE Kanpur FERGUSON.
HAS LEFT int. nan 0”“
BOARD. runniwonr: l on...
PAY NO BILLS common-m L.
or no...
WILLIAM FERGUSON.
Err-lied. mt. bound to
LOST—Bunch 0! keys on Cove Ave.
between Filth St. and First St.
Finder please return to 000. Halo
is Cove Ave;
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale.
1924 Cadillac Sedan 2500.
1020 Hudson Coupe 375.
1925 Hupmobllo Closed Touring 000.
1925 Jordan 8 Cylinder Sedan 2000.
YAAS’I‘ BROS.
17 Chestnut St. 34 West Ave.
Tel. 1360 Tel. 720.
FOR SALE—nerd ion truck. 1923
model. $85.00. Call at Golden‘s.
51 Washington or.
1924 FORD SEDAN—Four-door:
1014 Ford coupo.l These cars are
in 41 condition; , all good tires.
Call 1145-13.
1925 HUPMOBILE-Club sedan. In-
quire at the Royal Auto Painting
Company. Concord St. extension
phone 901.
I!
USED CARS—We have them: come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose from: in good condition:
make your own terms. P. .l. Di-
Pletro. it West avenue. Phone
8618. Open evenings until 0.
USED DEMONSTRATOR.
1035. MODEL “K" CHEVRO-
LET FIVE‘PASSENG ER
TOURING CAR. PAY ONE-
THIRD DOWN AND BALANCE
IN TWELVE MONTHS.
W. R. AUSTIN.
CHEVROLET SALES AND
SERVICE.
.PHONE 1969.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HAMPDEN AND GLASSMOBILE~
Winter glass enclosures for all
makes 0: touring cars. We will
convert your open car into a closed
car. I Premru & Sons. 1 Merritt
place. South Net-walk.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Olicrcd
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Speeialty.’
SANTOQV CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwnlir 2135
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking.
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. o-ten Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818. Daytime
lot-1i. Nlnhts.
’UPHOLSTERINO — and cabinet
work. Picture trailing. mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
centre etc» it. Bergstroni. New
I. O. U. 11‘. Bldg.. 80. Norwaik.
THE PRACTICAL RENOVATING
SHOP—~11 North Main 51.. South
Norwalk: upstairs. We r1 m. re-
shape.~trini. dye all hate; a trial
will convince our work is best. A.
W. Hitchcock. ‘
s
18
WOOSTER AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOS’I‘ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Fromerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Oiiioe .
1115 Main St., Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
Painting. Paper-lug. ”mating 26
_ wmnow SHADES
We eell'tiiern and we hang them
SOMERS AND SOMER S
raisin. Window Shades. Varnishcs
2 Wall St.
SSA
8-10 Railroad eve.
Specialists
KEN-NEE
~ ' nears
REE
Romans
Phone 272 ‘ Westport
mmmmmsae
WANTED—Chairs‘to re-seai.‘ Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Charoe. .
EMPLOYMENT
lieip “sateen-Female 583
A PROOF READER—Familiar with
the city. Must have; good general
education. Remuneration in pro-
portion to demonstrated ability.
Phone Sentinel onion 02 for ap-
pointment. ' .
A WOMAN-$0! good personality and
rennement. wanted for position
'Whicii will sivo her a good in-
come to start with; splendid op-
portunities for advancement in the
near future: previous business ex-
perience not e ntial: retcrenoes
required. Address "Box 08." clo
The Evening Sentinel.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—want.
ed: must have experience. Reply
by letter giving age. educatiOn. ex-
E‘Nllfll Sentinel.
wtsrnoucoou. gencral house~
workers and chamberniaid-waity
‘ .resses. Apply at Norwaik Employ-
ment Agency. to Walt street. Nor.
walk. Phone :5“.
ing Department. Apply cluett.
Peabody d: 00.. Inc. South‘Nor-
is dependent on the co-
, operation given by the public
: in mlnixuisins collection es-
cape-guy prompt carnivore.
“_
‘ ~
Milena.
A YOUNG NAN-40i- clerical wont.
Apply,“ Franklin St. South Nor-
M - -
' perlence and salary. expected, ,clo‘
WANTED-prom woman to assist;
torewdnian in Shirt flanuheturc‘
WANTED—-
2-—l-prorlonoorl i'ortionl (illil liorl-
zontni boring mill operators.
2——-.loiics & anson operators.
l~lloilinl drill press operator.
1-1"lriit clues eliul‘t grinder.
Apply to
[Hill NORWALK COMPANY.
34
l
Help—diam and tomato
\\’ANTED--Doniosllc
kinds; in town and out at “own:
good wages. Twin City Eni.'loy-
merit Bur-run. 1:4 “'0“ street. Nor-
wnlh Phone 12”.
TRUSTWOHTIIY WOMAN wishes
part time work assisting with
housework or care Oi? children.
Phone M3545.
Situations “lantern—mule
WISHES 1‘(lSl'l‘lON~ns salesman,
Collector or fireman address box
“Salesman" cio Sentinel.
FINANCIAL
Money to ho;n~3l01'tgaga~:0
FIRST .9. SEl‘OND—Mortgage loans
made. Buying mortgage.
terms. inquire 30 Wall St. room
203. Norwallt. Conn.
SOMEONE To lNVBST—Or loan
83.000 to $5.000 a good estab-
lished business. For further inter.
motion write "Post Oi‘llce Box:
306," South Norwnllr.
. MERCHANDISE
Articles For 8an
FOR SALE—No. .‘l A Folding Scout
Camera, post curd slzc A-l condi-
tion, (Tail 8 Quinlurd m'o. Phone
3500-13.
8 JEOOT FLOUR Hlmw-cuso. First
class condition. Will sell reason-
iiclp or in
37
5]
i
|
the vast stock of nails,
. item ordered
. contents!
/ cous service.
bored and lettered to
things.
I
Hitting The Nail On The Head
When you go into a hardware store to
buy. let us say. some nails, it doesn’t take
the clerk more than a. few seconds to llnd
the exact kind and size you call for.
whatnot, he can instantly pick out the exact
But he could not do this if the stock were
not carefully arranged in containers which
. were all numbered and lettered to show their
When you go to the columns of the A~B~O
Classified Section you Will also find instantan-
'l‘hese columns are also num-
stant selection of the things you want. With.
out this scientific systematizatiou it would be
as hard to find the odor you were seeking as
it would be to find a ten-penny nail in on
u l immense keg containing all sorts of other
may i
You will like the convenient service ren-
dered by the A-B-C Classified Section—and
you will like the profits it presentsl
m and ' Classified Add
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
From
tucks. spikes, llolts and
make possible the in-
OLABSIFIED DISPLAY
gag-g: “Ulioflcliil ’.
PM:
dammit
Put your household in shape to
enjoy a Happy Christmas and
a Prosperous New Year.
If youneed coal, warm clothes
or repairs to your home, come to
us. Only lawful interest charged.
Call. write or 'phone
Beneficial Loan Society
Rogers & Stevens Bldg. Room 20.
27 Wall St. Phone 2-7-0-5
Open 9 to 5.30 Saturdays 9 do 1
Licensed by the State and Bonded
to the Public
W6:
Insurance
_ and
Real . Estate
J. M. Layton & Co
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35
South Norwalk, Conn.
. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
near. ns'rirrn roe SALE!
cord—and nulivo lumber. 'l‘clo-
phone Wilton 50—3. .
Building Material (is
ROLL noolrmo. $1.00 PER ROLL
' Sluto surfaced. $2.00 per roll.
0. A. RANSOM.
Dept. hi.
2? Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
l
H3
llouschold Goods - nil
HOUSEHOLD li‘Ul-lNl’l‘Ul‘tli -— For
sale. includingfllning room suite.
living room. bed room. rugs and
electric iron. All in excellent
condition. Will soil reasonable.
30 Spring street.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS - Cush-
ions. made. retiOVatcd‘and repair.
ed. Phone 317. Norwaik Mattress
00.. 40 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
Call
'4'?
UPlthlrlT PIANO-”Price $50.
between 0 and 8:30 1". M.
Spring St.
Wanted—410 Buy
FURNITURE—Second hnnil. bought
at highest prices. it you new any
Junk or metal to soil we will also
my high prices. Call or write
it. Jatlce. 3’1 Fort Point street.
Phone 499. .
ROOMS nun’fionnn
_.__..‘._..
lithium Willi Board 67
FURNISHED .ItOOMs -- ii‘or light
housekeeping~1. 3. or more
rooms. with kltphon or ,lcitchcn-
(rite; steam heat, hot water, elec-.
tric light. on trolley, one taro;
also. meals if desired. Cull Colon-
inl Hotel. Rownytou. i'honc No.
430. . -
Rooms Without Board
u
~y
oi;
FURNISHED ROOMS—Single and
double. 92 Wall street. Phone
2503.
Rooms for Housekeeping
00
FOR RENT—Two light housekeep-
. lug rooms. heat, gas. electric
lights, furnished. One single room
for sleeping to rent near South
Norwalk Congregational church.
32 Flaxliill ltoad. So. Norwulk.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats 74
AN APARTMENT—mt three rooms
to let, newly decorated, heat fur-
nished if desired. Inquire at 14
Camp St. ”
all im-
garage
24 Van
APARTMENT-3F" rent.
movements, six rooms,
privilege. ”inquire at
Zant St.
AT ROWAYTON—on trolley line
for the winter months part of fur.
nished house all improvements
House keeping privileges heat.
light. telephone rurnlshed real
reasonable, telephone 2491 or
2734. ~
00'
nblc. Kelly's Grove, Post Road.
Phone 1543. Apartments and Fish 70
Fuel. Food. Fertilizers 50 l~'01i RENT—South Norwaik. 11
Conch street: 1ch rooms, first
WOOD F0” SALE"St°V° length. floor; all improvements. .Walter
315 0. cord; "WNW“ “’00". 5‘7 a It. Ceilings. lteultor. 23 North
Main street. South Norwaik.
FOUR ROOMS-.Wlth all improve-
ments. inquire 00 Fulrfloid ave.
hue, South Norwallt.
iii GROVE STREET-how rooms
on improvements: heat furnished.
inquire within or phone 1863-13.
5 ROOM APARTMENT—First floor.
All improvements, steam heat. one
minute from Railroad station. In-
quire 77 Spring street.
THREE ROOMS-«Ail improvements:
$20.00: 1:0 Madison street. lu-
milro Dr. Slomun.
TWO AI‘.\ItTMEN'l’S-Ono four-
room apartments .at 70 Taylor
airline and three-room apartment
at as 'l‘oylm‘ avenue; part in:-
provemcnls. Phono'iois.
Business Pisces For Rent 73
North Main
F01: RENT-mm 1 1
Phone
street, lurge front office.
"‘ 1.
i2
FOlt l'tldN'i‘—~—Storo on corner ot
tiny and Raymond St. Good for
dry goods. shoeinukilug‘nnd dress-
mulsor. Fret: electricity. Rent $12.
’I‘i-l. 2:138.
Houses For Sale or
FOR SALE—Modern two-lamlly
house; 7 rooms each apartment;
on improvements; big bargain ii
snlri immediately. Consult The
Fudge Realty Co. Washington
street. Tel. 009.
FOR SALE. on FOR RENT—Six-
room house: all imp ivemenis:
furnished or unfurnished: near
town. Also, player piano and bicy-
cle for sale. it Spring Bill. or
phone 2049-5.
SEVENuROOM HOUSE All im-
provements; hood location. lot.
tleno: garage: all kinds of trult:
87.500. Building lots. from “75
up. Consult The Tammany Agency.
Real Estato' and urauco. 123
‘ Washington street. Phone 3344.
STROUT SUBUnbAN SERVICE—
Branch of Strout Farm Agency:
sells over 0.000 properties a year.
Branch Chloe: 68 Wall street.
Norwalk. Phone 3658.
Lots For Sale
85
BUILDING LOT—60 it. tront on
Chestnut street. 73 it. roar and
160 it. deep; exceptional oppor-
tunity for cash. Call 084 or 3638.
AUCTIONS —LEGAL8
Legal Notices
91
HALL TO LET—4n South Norwalk.
for meetings or entertainments.
i‘hono 4013W.
OFFICE FOR RENT—Large. light.
heat; very desirable: 20 North
_ Main street. South Norwnik. over
Palace Theater. Sec Dr. Cornell
oi n. E. Dibble.
Houses For [lent
BUNGALOIV—-—rur rent, six rooms:
some improvements; 64 Osborne
avenue. Apply sam’o address or
Phone SSW-R.
NEW Six—ROOM ONE-FAMlLY
HOUSE—drill improvements: dire-
place and tile bathroom; ront rea-
sonable. Telephone 1379-2.
6 ROOM HOUSE—with all improve-
ments for rent at 88 Woodward
Ave. inquire in rear.
17
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—at Howard
avenue: part improvements. Inv
quire M. Pascale. 36 Van Zant
street.
THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW and
garage for rent: three minutes‘
walk to Rowayton R. R. station.
“Po. 0. Box 142;" Rownyton.
00 WILTON AVENUE—Ho .e of
seven rooms for rent: all improve-
mania and in pertect condition:
garage tor three cars: rent. :50
per month. For particulars see
William ii‘. Hoyt S Son. Realtors
40 South Main.street. Phone 435
Wanted-am Beat 81
W‘fl
THREE OR l'oUR ROOMS—For
light housekeepinr: center or town‘
preferred-- Phone annex- address
to Pearl SilkCos 3 Quincy v'reet.
South'Not'walk.
FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT—Mod-
ern improvements: 4' Piattsville
avenue. Inquire A. Israel.“ 3 Con-
cord street. Phone 2965.
FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT - With
bath and all conveniences at Lib-
erty Square. East Nor-walk. and
Chapel street. Nor-walk: rent, :30
per month. Inquire 64 South
Main street. Telephone 60.
FIVE ROOMS-All improvements:
new house; Woodhury avenue.
Tel. sis-i.
FIVE ROOMS-Ali ‘ improvements:
$35.00: 20 Madiion Street. In-
quire Dr. Sloman.
FOR RENE—Font“ and five room
aparements at 86 Van‘Zant street,
East Norwalk. Inquire on pre-
mises. Phone 1522.
FOR RENT—4min December 1st
to Family or adults. house or 8
rooms. desirable location. Rent
8“. Infinite (LE. Hoyt. South
‘
near. straws res sate
Business Property Fin- Sale 82
BARBER SHOP—For Sole. Write
to Box..B..clo Sentinel.
Butane Pint Sale or
FIFTH DISTRICTwAttraotlve home
0 rooms. improvements. hardwood
floors. steam heat, half acre.
garage. Black from trolley. Easy
, terms. D. S. Hull. 94 Washington
street. .
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW—Ail im-
provements; lot sq, ft by 150 tt.;
very reasonable. Call evenings
after 0 o'clock; Mrs. Milton new-
land. 63 Osborne avenue. East Nero
walk.
iron SALE—Two family house in
' East Norwalk. all improvements.
Lotto x 150. Price $8.000.
Alfred K. St. John
Real Estate
11 Pershing St.
A i.
Norwnlk
i.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.
Probate Court. December 1. A. D.
1925.
Estate of Kirhy \\'ost.‘lutc of Nor-
walk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dir.-
trlct of Nor-walk .linth limited and
nilowod (six month from the (late
hereot tor the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims {or set-
tlemeut. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their sccounts. properly attes-
tod. within said time, will be dehnr-
red a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
Peornn's TRUST CO.
Samuel Velsor, Tress. Executor
UNUSUAIJ BONESTY.
LANCASHIRE. Eng. -- A man
dropped a one-pound note on the
railroad platform or a etatIOn near
here. When he returned the next
mornins. he found the note careful-
ly folded and weighed down by a
small stone.
oussirmn oisruv
I\
Money to Loan
$25.00 'to $300.00
On Your Own Signature on
Household Furniture. which
remains in Your Possession
Salaries. [teal Estate.
Easy Monthly Payments
On You Pay Per Month
$50.00 ................ 83.1".
$75.00 30.!"
8100.00 ............... 8““
31:50.00 ............... 88.0!
8200.00 . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . 810.07'
$300.00 . . . . . $1M"
Plus legal rule of interest only
No bonus. too. or service
charge. t‘oulldontlnl and (our
toous—liiouI-y to be obtained
the some day appiled (or
The Public Loan Corp
30 Wall 81.. Room 203
Norwaiii. Conn. Phone 3031
ANOTHER ROW
HALTS TRIAL OF
COL. MITCHELL
WASHINGTON, L'rC. 4 (AP).—
Opposing counsel in the court mar-
tial of Colonel William Mitchell
failed yesterday to keep the peace as
ordered Wednesday by the court
president. Major General Roliort L.
Howzc, and they wore warned again
that the tribunal "viewed with dis-
taror" the continued bickering and
wrangling.
Gonorul llowzn called the hitch-
(inn 'ol counsel uncw to Army lau‘s
altlellna
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46. Anglos. Answered
ill. Alleged force produi-iug iiypno- 1
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5.2. Is defeated.
03. llcvercntlul fear.
54. Scale on molten metal.
55. Commander.
VERTICAL.
1. Root used as n relish.
:3. Soil.
3. Therefor.
4. Opening for letters.
5. Child.
0. Spike ot’ corn.
7. To slide.
5. Provided.
9. Silluvorm.
10. Saturated.
was given during the cross oxuuiinu-
tion of Lieutenant Commander
Charles E. Rosenduhl. sonior sur-
viving officer of the Shenandoah
disaster. by Ropresonmlive Frank R.
Reid 0! Illinois, chief tlol‘cnsc couri-
sol.
Major Allen Gullion, assistant trial
judge advocate, hnd 0b,l('i‘Leil o. few
seconds linOl'ti [0 )ll‘. ilcld'5n1c1n.
nor of examining tho witness. The
defense attorney rctorrml to what
he Called his opponent's luck of
comprehension. and added:
"Things get to your ours but they
governing mun-t procedure and sol-
omnly requested "counsel for both|
never reach your hralns."
In the confusion that followed.
.
sides" to take noiit‘t‘. Tho. \varningfirnornl llmvzo ordm'ml
a three-
minute l‘i’lft‘SS and. Win-n the. court”
rccouvpnetl, (lollwroil his admoni-
tion. .
Cmnmundc-r Rnsonrluhl instilled
that Lieutenant. Commander Zach.
nry Lansdowno did not protest
against inking the Shenandoah on
her fatal lliglit into the Middle West.
The reduction effected in the auto-
matic gas mix-es hail nothing to do
with the wrecking of the‘shlp. he
Lr‘sliiit‘ci. and the gas oscapo‘s func-
tioned satisfactorily during its lust
litlllll‘ with the elements. These
statements were supported by Lieu-
;lonnm ltolami G. Mayor. construc-
'iion officer of the Shouundonh.
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