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ALICE KELLEY FERGUSON.
HAS LEFT MY BED AND
BOARD. THEREFORE IWILL
PAY NO BILLS CONTRACTED
BY HER.
'WILLIAM FERGUSON.
noise. noel. sound to.
FOUND SILK UMBRELLA-Jud-
nesdey in Goldens Contectiousry
store.
LOST—A black and while short
haired dog. Answers to name or
“Beppo.” Finder please return to
Mrs. W. H. Ostronder Jr. 9 Con-
cord St. "Reward."
AUTONe't'tvri
Automobile-roe Sol;
1924 Cadillac Sedan 92500.
1920 Hudson Coupe 875.
1925 Hupmobile Closed Touring 900.
1925'Jortlon ll Cylinder Sedan 2000.
vnnsr BROS.
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Tel. 1360 Tel. 726.
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A-B-C AD Index
ANNOUNCEMENTS—-
1—Doatbe . ~
'z—Cerd of Thanks
l-ln Memorialn
I—Funeral‘ Directors
e—Monurnents. Cemetery note
s—Societiee end Lodeee '
Iii—Loci and Found
AUTOMOTIVE——
A—Autotnooue Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale-
12-—~Auto~ I‘rucke For Sale
18—Auto accuser-lee
14—Guucs-Autos for Hire
16~Motorcyelee and Bicycles
li—Wentod-Autolnotlvo
BUSINESS SERVICE—
ls—Buolnese Services Otter-ed
10~auilding and Contracting
at—nmsmaking end Ililllnery
32—Heeting. Plumbine. Booties
It—insurenee end Surety Bonds
zip-Truckins—Sterme
ac—Potnting. Paper ng. Decorat-
tng
zt—Protessionel Servloee' '
sit—Repairing and Refinishing
llo—Teilortng and Pro-ins
u—Wantod-vBuainoss Service
EMPLOYMENT—, 5.
shy-Employment Agencies
Iz-t—Holp Wanted—Jennie.
lid-Help Wanted-Male y
4—Holp—Mel and Female ~.
' 5--So.lcitors. ianvassere“Agents
36- Situations outed-Female
S'l—Situatione Wanteé-Meie -_...
FINANCIAL— I ‘
iii—Business Opportunitiee
til-Money to Loon—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—
4s—Loctu instruction messes
44—Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatte
do—Wanted—laslruction
LIVE STOCK—-
47—Dogs. Cats. Othdr Pots
«ethic». Cattle. Vehicles
. 4e—Poultry end supplies 3‘
'50—Wanted—lee Stock
MERCHANDISE-—
‘ 51—Articles For Sale _
ll-aP-Barter and Enchant.
Etc—Beets end Accessories
. lt—Bullding' Materials
ld—Business and Chloe .Bqutp-
men
“wrist-n: and Dairy Products
Sevh‘nel. Feed. Fertiliser
Si—Good Things to Eat
Ill—Household Geode ,
doc—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
. 61—Machinery and 'l'oolt.
oi—uusieal Merchandise
then—Radio Equipment
08—Seede. Plants. Flowers
co—smclals at the Stereo
eI—Woorlng Apparel
Io—Wanted—‘I‘o Bil!
ROOMS AND BOARD—i
di—Roeme With Beard
es—Rooms Without Board
ct—Rooms for Housekeeping .
to—Vecetlon Plane-
‘ll—Where to Eat
IE-Where to Stop in Town
‘II—Wsnted—Roorns or
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—a
‘Id—Apartrnonts and Vista
75-anineos Pieces For Rent
10—Ferrns.end Lend For Rent
‘l'l-oHonaes For Rent ,
18—Oliloeo end Desk Morn,
79—Shore and Mountain -'— For
Rent ‘ .
st—Wented—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR
lt—Brolters in Estate
u—Busines Property Fur Sale
noting-ms and Land For Sale
Ida-Houses For Sale
dl—Lots For Sale
"ct—Shore and Mountain —- For
Sale
fl-vSubueben rot- 'Saie
u-e'l‘o Exchange—Reel um
t—Wented-Reel neat.
AUCTIONS-LEGAL—
00~Auction Sales
sic-legal Notices
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ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
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insertion with the eruption
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extended they will be paid
betoro the seven-day cash
discount has spit-ed. The
continuation of this policy
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
in minimum collection es-
sess- b! "0le oermoota ‘
l
. USED CARS-We have. them: come
son SALE-Ford ton truck. 1023
model. $85.00. Call at Golden's.
51 Washington St.
1924 FORD SEDAN—Pour-‘door:
1924 Ford conpe.| These cars are
in A1 condition; all good tires.
Call 1145-13. -
1925 HUPMOBILE-Ciub sedan. In-
quire at the Royal-Auto Painting
Company. Concord St" extension
- phone 901.
n
in and look them over: all makes
to cheese from: in good condition:
make your own terms. P. J. Di-
Pletro. 49 Wootevenuo. ' Phone
9410. Open evenings until 9.
USED DEMONSTRATOR.
1935.‘ MODEL “K" CHEVRO-
LET FIVE-PASSENGER
TOURING CAR. PAY 0NE~
THIRD DOWN AND BALANCE
IN TWELVE MONTIIS.
w. R.AUST1N. ,
CHEVROLET saws AND
snnvrcn.
PHONE 1959..
sourn NORWALK. CONN.
HAMPDEN AND GLASSMOBILD—
Winter glass enclosures for all
makes of touring oera.‘ We will
convert your open car into a closed
oer. J Prsmru a Sons. 1 Morritt'
place, South Nor-walk.
. ., .IUSINISS snavron
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton‘ Ave. Phone Norwaik 2185
NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds
1 and long distance trucking.
o hoisting. Spoclel'vane for
moving. b-ten Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 318. Daytime
804.14 Nighte . .
,Urnoasrnnluo — and cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
EMPLOYMENT
l‘nrsouels I Help—liters and rentals at
MY WIFE— . WANTED—Domestic help of all
kinds: in town and out or ‘own;
good wages. Twin City Emloy.
ment Bureau. at Wall street. Ner-
Wuik. Phone 1242.
TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN \vishes‘
part time work assisting with
housework or care or children.
Phone 9485-5.
Situations Wanted—Mlle d'l
WISHES POSITION—es salesman.
Collector or llrot'nan address box
“Salesman" cio Sentinel.
YOUNG MARRIED—Man wants
any kind or extra work evenings
can drive car and also keep books.
Add J. E. clo Sentinel.
FINANCIAL
biopsy to boon-um '40
FIRST & SECOND—Mortgage loane'
terms. inquire 80 Wall St. room
203. Norwalk. Conn.
SOMEONE To INVEST—Or loan
$3.000.to 85.000 in good estab-
lished business. For turther inter.
motion write “Post onice Box
398." South Nerwelk.
MERCHANDISE
. Artlelee star Sale oi
you SALE—No. a A Folding Scout
8506-12.
8 FOOT FLOOR Show-case. First
class condition. Will sell reason.
able. Kelly’s Grove, Post Road.
Phone 1543.
OAK DINING ROOM SUITE-sin-
sie double and 3-4 beds. with
Mattresses and springs. also kit-
chen and living room stove. all rn
excellent condition will sell
sonablc Inquire at is Rowan st.
PARLOR STOVE—For sale. Price
$7.00 to quick buyer. Inquire 15
Marshall St.
Fuel, Feed. Fertilisers 50
WOOD FOR SALE—Stove length.
815 a cord; fireplace weed, it? a
cord—and native lumber. Tele-
phone Wilton 56-8.
ICE BOX—3 Compartments can on
seen at James Butlers 118 Wood-
ward ave. South Nor-walk.
& Building Material 88
ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 PER ROLL
Slate surfaced. 82.00 p roll.
C. A. RANSO .
Dept. M.
521 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
Household Goods 50
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE .. For
sale. including dining room suite.
living room. bctl room. rugsand
electric iron. All in excellent
condition. Will sell reasonable.
39 Spring street.
,hlA'l'l‘RESSES. PILLOWS - Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817. Norwalk Maltroa'e
Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
UPRIGH’I‘ PIANO—Price $50. Call
between 6 and 8:30, P. M. 77
Spring St.
_ Wanted—410 Buy 00
end upholstorore‘ supplies. Chair
cauiru etc. A. Berg-tram. New '
I. O.‘ 0. B‘. Bldg. Se. Nomelit.
THE PRACTICAL RENOVATING
SHOP—t1 North Main St.. South
Norwaik: upstairs. We r" "a. re.
shape. trim. dye all hate; a trial
will convince our work is best. A.
W. Hitchcock. ’
WOOSTER AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOS’l'EB. M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEIS AT LAW
Proctorly Elsewhere 0. 8. Patent'
.1115 Main St.._Brldcoeort.
fend for Booklet on Patents. '
Moving. Trucking. Storage 25
LIGHT AND—Heavy trucking. are.
speelel’clooed van for moving. D.
Rudolr so Raymond sr. Tel. 3009.
Penning. Pom Decorating co
WINDOW SSADES
We sell them end we hens thorn
' SOMDRS AND SOMDR I
8-10 .Reilroad Ave.
TrosSpeclellsto'
nuns
' BEATS -
nan .
BOUBLES
Phone 272 Weapon
m and Belladonna 20
W ' .
“enable.
Cheree.‘
surnames
Help Wastes-4m 82
A PROOF NEWER—Familiar with
the city. Must have good general
education. Remuneration in pro-
portion, to demonstrated ability.
Phone Sentinel Odice is for up.
pelnttnent. '
WANTED—Coons. gene l house.
workers and ~ohernbo dswaitp
rossoe. Apply at Norwalh Employ.
most stones. oo-Wall street. Nor.
walk. Phone use. '
WWW
WANTED-w 1 ~ .
a-ma-ioeced vertical end heri-
acntel boring sniil operate".
2-4». a tensor: operators. ‘~
l—itedlol drill press operator. .
l—First class shalt grinder.
Apply to
THE NORWALK COHPANY.
‘Phdlio 88“. MM
A YOUNG MAN—tor clerical work.
A991! 40 Franklin St. South Nob
well. :
torso-oat. Price“
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. it you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
has high prices. Call or write
n. Jettee. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
rooms AND—50AM)
3...... was Board or
FURNISHED rvROOMS -— For light
housekeeping—i. 2, 5. or more
rooms, with kitchen or kitchen-
ette; steam hcet, hot. water. elec-
tric light. on trolley. one (are:
also. meals it desired. Call Colon-
ial Hotel, Rowaytou. Phone No.
439.
Rooms Without Board 00
FOR RENT—A nice. furnished room
{or two gentlemen or man and
wits. Board also if desired. 9
Crescent Terrace. Phone 2532..
FURNISHED. ROOMS-Single and
double. 92 Wall street. Phone
2508.
Rooms tar Housekeeping 00
FOR RENT—Two lléht housekeep-
ing rooms. heat. gas. electric
lights. turnished. One single room
tor sleeping to rent near South
Norwaik Congregational church.
32 Flaxhlll Road. So. Norwaik.
83A!- ‘SITATB roe “it!
Apartments and nets to
AN APARTMENT-vet six rooms.
reasonable rent. all improvements.
steam heat. Inquire. 24 Van Zant.
St. M. Sopshin.
AN APARTMENT—oi three rooms
to let. newly decorated. heat tur-
nished it desired. Inquire at 14
Comp St.
APARTMENT—For rent. all int-
provements, six rooms. sat-ego
privilege. Inquire at 24 Van
Zant St.
A'l‘ BOWAYTON—on trolley line
for the winter months part oi tur-
nished house all improvements
House keeping privileges host,
light. telephone furnished reel
reasonable. telephone 2491 or
2724.
MROOII APARTMENTH-Nod.
on improvements: 4 Plattsvllie
’ avenue. Inquire A. Israel. 8 Gen-
cord street. Phone 2965.
FIVBROOM APARTMENT—With
bath and all conveniences at Lib-
erty Square. East Norwsllt. and
Chapel street. Norwalk: rent~ tee
per rrnonth. lnouino 84 South
this street, Telephone to.
made. Buying monsoee- Easy,
Camera. post card size A-l condl- ,
tion, Call 8 Quintard Ave. Phone'
rca- '
buy. let us say. some
the vast stock of nails,
item ordered
contents l
e
eous service.
bored and lettered to
things.
Hitting The Nail On The Head
When you go into a hardware store to
the clerk more than a few seconds to find
the exact kind and size you call for. From
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 ABC '
Classified Section you Will also find instantan-
These columns are also num-
startt selection of the things you want. With.
out this scientific systematization it would be
as hard to find thetoder you were seeking as
it would be to find a ten-penny nail in an
immense keg containing all sorts of other
You will like the convenient service ren-
dered by the 11.3.0 Classified Section—and
you 'will like the profits it presentsi
The A.“ Classified Ads
Always the Some—In Service
Always Different—1n Opportunity
i
nails, it doesn't take
tacks, spikes, bolts and
make possible the in-
REAL screws res item
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apartments and Flats to
FIVE ROOMS—All improvements;
new house; Woodbury- avenue.
Tel. 645-2.
FIVE ROOMS—All
$35.00: 20 Madison street.
quire Dr. Sloman.
FOR RENT—Four and five com
aparcments nt 36 Van Zant s root.
East Norwaik. inquire on pro-
mises. Phone 1522.
FOR RENT—trout December 1st
to Family or adults. house at 8
rooms. desirable location. Rent
805. inquire C. E. Hoyt. South
Norwaik 'lrust Ce.
improvements:
in-
1
FOR RENT—South Nervvaik. 11
Couch street; live rooms. first
floor: all improvements. Walter
R. Ceilings. Realtor. 28 North
Main street. South Norwaik.
15 GROVE STREE'l—hour rooms
all improvements: heat furnished.
Inquire within or phone 1059.12.
ROOM APARTMENT—First door.
All improvements. steam heat. one
minute tram Railroad station. In-
quire 7'! Spring street.
ROOM APARTMENTe-Stearn
beat. all improvements. Reason.
able. Also a large furnished room
and garage. Phone 2901W.
5
N
THREE ROOMS—All improvements:
$20.00; 26 Madison street. in—
quire Dr. Sicilian. .
TWO APARTMENTS—One (our--
room apartments at. 70 Taylor
avenue and three-room apartment
Houses For Sale 84
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW—All im-
provements; lot 60 ft by 150 (L:
vary reasonable. Call evenings
after 6 o'clock. Mrs. Milton Row-
land. 63 Osborne avenue. East Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE-Two family house in
East Norwnlk. all improvements.
Lot 50 x 150. Price $8,000.
Alfred K. St. John
Real Estate
11 Pershing St. Norwalk
Phene 8381
FOR SALE—lilodern two-family
house: 7 rooms each apartment:
all improvements; blg bargain it
sold immediately. Consult The
Fudge Realty Co. Washington
street. Tel. 559.
FOR SALE. on FOB. RENT—Six-
room house; all imp tvemenlo:
furnished or unfurnished: near
town. Also. player piano and bicy-
cle for sale. 8 Spring Hill. or
phone 3049-5
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE All im-
provements: good location. lot.
523150; garage: all kinds of fruit:
87.500. Building lots. from “75
up. Consult The Tammany Agency.
Real Estate and urance. 123
Washington street. Phone 8344.
Lots For sale 85
BUILDING LOT—40 it. trout on
Chestnut street. 73 it. rear and
100 it. deep; exceptional oppor-
tunity {or cash. Call 684 or 3838.
at 88 Taylor avenue; part im-
provements. Phone 1575. .‘UOTIONB —t.EGAI-S
attains-s Pieces For Rent to 11““ gm .1
FOR RENT—Store on corner oi
Day and Raymond at. Good tor
dry goods. shoemaking and dress.
maker. Free electricity. Rent 812.
Tel. 2298.
HALL TO LET-4n South fNorwalk.
for meetings or entertainments.
Phone 4018W. ‘ '
Houseman» fl
BUNGALOW—l‘or rent, six rooms:
some improvements: 64 Osborne
avenue. Apply same address or
Phone 3849-11.
NEW Six-ROOM ONEJ‘AMILY
HOUSE-5A1! improvements; are.
place and tile thrones: rent rea-
sonable. Telephone 1219-5.
6 ROOM HOUSE—with all improve-
ments torrent at 88 Woodward
Ave. Inquire l: rear.
SEVENJROOM HOUSE—at Howard
avenue: pert improvements. luv
quire M. Pascale. 86 Van Zent
street.
THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW and
garage. tor rent; three minutes‘
walk to,,Eewnyton B. R. station.
"Po. O.'Box 142." Roweyton.
so WILTON natives—Ho. .e at
seven rooms for rent: all improve.
mania and in portect condition:
Bongo tor three cars: rent. $50
per month. For particulars see
William F. Hoyt a Son. Realtors
46 South Mein street. Phone 485
' wanes-arenas: or
m
THREE on POUR ROOMS—For
light housekeeplnr: center or town
protorred. Phone 8848. or address
to Pearl Silk Con 3.Qulncy -'reet.
South Norwalk.
REAL-"TAT! 1‘03 811.!
WWW” s:
BARBER snore-trot» Sale. Write
to Ben 13. cle Sentinel.
inmmmf‘
rrr'rn msrnror~aumuvs hell».
6 rooms. improvements. hardwood
floors. . eteem heat. hell‘ ,.acre.
ram Block trots trolley. loos
terms. D. S. Hull. 94 Washington
street. . ».
srttour announce snuvtcn— .
Branch or Street Fat-mums”
cells over 5.000 properties a ”Is.
Branch outcor go Well street.
Now those out. ‘t .
DISTRICT OF‘ NORWALK. ss..
Probate Court, December 8. A. D.
1925.
Estate ct William B. Wardwell
lots 0! Norwalk in said District de-
ceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court {or an or-
der authorising the administrator
to sell the lnvontoried Real Estate
of said to.
0rdo . That said application be
heard arid determined at the Pro-
bate Ottice. in Norwslk. on the 10.
day at December 1925. at 10 o’clock
iorenoon: and that public “OIVOU
thereof be given to all persons in-
terested therein by publishing this
order in a' newspaper having a air.
euletion in said District. at least five
days before cold day or hearing.
my w. nascent.
Judge.
ORDER OFpNOTICE.
EVA HOW
VI.
HAROLD KIGENBOTEAM.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Fair.
neld County. Superior Court. se.
Bridgeport. December -4. A'. D..
1935. '
Upon the complaint; or the said
Eva Higonbothem. praying. tor reeo
oone therein set forth. tor a divorce
and custody or child. new pending
betorc this Court. having been re-
turned thereto on the first Tuesday
at September. 1935.
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that the said defendant is
absent treat this State and that no-
tice or the pendsncy at the complaint
was given as required by order or
nation heretofore issued and now the
Plamtii‘t asks for a. turther order of
notice. in the premises.
Thorsten Ordered. That notice at
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in The
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper print-
ed in South Norwalir. Connecticut.
once a week for two weeks. com.
mending on or before the 9th day of
December. .4. 1).. 1925.
By the Court.
HENRY P. LYONS.
Assistant Clerk or the Superior Court
tor: l‘etrnold County.
A rich man's son has} hard time.
Has to get his marriages annulled in
-tho. soy-harm. ‘
AUCTION S-LMIALS
Legal NOticca 0|
SUMMONS WIT}; h'UTlClG
Plaintiffs designate
an the place of trial.
SUPREME COURT Oll‘ 'l‘llE S’i‘A'l‘l-i
OF NEW YORK. County of
Queens.
Queens County
Consuelo \'- Ilnilnud and
William H. lloliund.
Plaintiffs.
against
Frank J. Zoiio and
Mabel l. tulle.
Defendants.
To the above named Dotcndant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to answer the complaint in this ac-
tion. and to curve a copy of your
answer or. ii' the complaint is not
served with this summons. to serve
a notice of appearance, on the Plain-
till's Attorneys within twenty days
.altcr the service of this Summons.
exclusive of the day of service; and
in case of your tenure to appear. or
answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default. for the relief
demanded in the complaint. ,
Dated. September 30th, 1925.
)chENNEE d: MCKENNl-JE.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Office and Post Oiiice Address:
No. 90-16 Boulevard,
Rocknway Beach. New York.
i
To FRANK J. ZAJlC and MABEL.
I. ZAJIC. Defendants:
The foregoing Summons is served
upon you by publication pursuant to
an order by the Hon. Edward La-
sonsky. a Justice of the Supreme
Court of the State of New York.
County of Queens, dated the 27th
day of November. 102:. and tiled
with the complaint in the Office ol‘
the. Clerk of the County or Quer-ns.
at Jamaica. Queens County. New
York. The object of the above cu-
tltled action is to impress a lien. etc,
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Money to Loan
$20.00 to $300.00
On \‘our own Signature on
Household Furuilurc. wltivb
remains in Your Possession
Salaries. lien! Estate.
Buy Monthly Payments
On You Pay Per Month
350.00 ..............-. $5.04
375.00 sum
“00.00 . .. . . . . .
$150.00 ...... u... .... 3M"
$200.00 .............. SUM"
8300.00 ......... ..... $lb.0l
Plus legal rule of interest only
' No bonus. Ice. or service
charge. Uonlldenllnl and (bus-
tcous—Money to ho ohlaince
the some tiny applied lot
The Public Loan Corp
80 Wall 81.. Room 20:‘
Not-walk. Conn. Phone 3031
Insurance
and
Real Estate
.l. M. Layton & Co
(incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 30
South Norwalk. Conn.
Experienced dress mak-
ers, also finishers and
hand sewers wanted im-
on premises described as follows:
“All that plot or parcel of land.
situate. lying and being rtt Hollis.
Fourth Ward. Borough and County
of Queens. City and State or New
York. bounded and described rs fol-
lows:
"Beginning at a. point on the
southeasteriy side of 109th Frect.
formerly Howard Place. distant 300
feet soutthsterly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the
said southeasteriy side of 199th
Street with the southerly side of
Jamaica Avenue, running thence
southeasteriy at right angles with
199th Street 10.3.72 feet; thence
southwesterly parallel with '199th
Street. 34 feet; thence northwesteriy
again at right angles with 109th
Street. 105.72 feet to the southcnsb
criy side or 100m Street: thence
northeasteriy along said side of 199th
Street 34 feet to the point or place
0'! beginning."
Dated. New York. November
1025.
27.
Yours. etc.
MCKENNEE dz. McKENNEE.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Office and 1’. 0. Address:
90—idBouievard.
Rocknwtty Beach. New York.
Services in Danbury’s
New Church Tomorrow
DANBURY, Dec. 5.—-Ser\iccs will
be held in the Sacred Heart of Jesus
mediately. Apply
M. N. MAYEHOFF
and Co.
Merwin Street
FOR SALE
'l‘wo family house —- ten rooms
two baths. Convenient location.
Price $6,500.
Six room Cottage, every modern
improvement. location East Nora
walk.
For tiles-3 or any others consult
CANTY & 'CO.
Realtors---Insurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
tics tomorrow morning. The services
will he held in the basement of the
cdlilcc and will he held there daily
until Duster. when it is expected that
Church. the new church being erect-
ed in Danbury by the Polish Catho-
tha upper church will be ready for
occupancy.
l CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Comfort
Put your household in shape to
enjoy a Happy Christmas and
a Prosperous N cw Year.
If you .11ch coal. warm clothes
or repairs to your home, come to
us. Only 1 awful interest charged. l
Call, write or ’phonc
Beneficial Loan Society
“00m 20:!
lingers tk Mouths liltig.
27 “all St. l'ltuue 2-7-0-5
Open 9 to 5.30 Saturday: 9 co 1
Licensed ltv the SM‘ :m l l ,l‘. It'll
to tht lL
6,495 units
DEPllllTED it
THE its} YEAR
Svcrrtmry of Labor .ltll‘lit'ri J. Davis
reports that the lmrttlgrrttlon Si‘I‘VlCO
during the 080111 your 1025 urrt'stod
and deported a total of 9,405 aliens,
the largest number in the history of
the service. lie makes tho. following
comment on the situation:
“With the time of immigration
(suddenly rtnti materially stemmed lug
:ilit‘. adoption of l'usli'lclh'r: lmmlgm.
;tion measures, lr-m'tn: millions oi
aliens who \v-u‘o unable: to gulll ltd.
(mission throuzh lawful channels, it
‘is quite llnllil‘lll that tin-tr rycs should
turn to other channels which effortl-
ed u litmus of guining entry. Stimu-
late.) by conditions existing in their
own countries tmvi encouraged by
unscrupulous persons who sought lo
.t'eap financial reward from-their un.
doriztkings. they Ware t-rtsily inliu~
email to adopt the “buck tloor,"'
which in them presented a. ready,
albeit an expensiwn means of affect-
jlng entry to 111': liilltl of their ambls
iiious. or u total of into; dl‘pol‘lll-
itions llllllI'T \Hll‘l‘tilll. for the fiscal
fyeur. llll,‘ lurpet number ill the liltle
tot‘y of tho lnmilgruilrtn St't‘vict'. 1.-
161! were upon tin.- ground of entry
lwithout inspection. Dcportullons to
lCliillillll illllllhi"l‘((l 1.031 and. t0 Mex.
lice. 1.530. The remainder. minus a. '
ismztli ]l(.'l'«'~"llluge of South Ameri-
cans. Abllilll.‘5 and Africans. were do.
ported to Llll'Ulit‘ull countries."
Chief among the causes for do-
porlttlion after entry were 637 crim-
inals, 1,1659 surreptitious entries, 1.-
7.30 vugrattls illitl persons likely to
broom-3 public charges. 104 aliens
afflicted with loathsome or danger-
ous contagious disease. 533 who were
afflicted with insanity or epilepsy.
2,723 who \H'l'i‘. without immigration
Visas. 13'! lutti no l‘ll'Oltll‘ passports,
474 \\‘l‘l‘(: unable. to l‘l’ilfl. 104 had
previously lJCl‘ll deported and return-
(‘tl without permission. 123 prostlu
tutes or in tit-3 United Slates for im-
moral purposes. Two were classified.
as “professional beggars."
All along: we have haul the high
cost. of living .‘llld now u. fuse the
high cost of ghlng.
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