7 THURSDAY. D'ECE 1,1925.
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INDEXEI) FOB Qt ICK b'ICRVl
All ads uro rcsirlcivd to t
proper Classification and the regu
Sentinel style at type.
i
One Day ............ .
No sdvertiarment taken for l
‘ than 50 cents.
Count five average words to tl
line. '
‘Charged ads will be received
telephone and if paid at office witi my. Coup. good show 3150 I
in seven days from the first day l
Daily rate per line for conse
tivo insertions:
ANNOUNCEMENTS
‘ MERCHANDISE
strayed. lmt. Found
to]
Fuel. Food. Furniture; oil
T~Grrmun notice, not. Sunday. "i‘iiti-z \voon you SALE-"CM any ‘
out one your old. boiu'i-cn ltuil- ,
size you wish; Sis , r cord. dvliv-
d avenue and South Norwuik; cred. Phone Norwulk 859. some
tlon; shown to name llcnlo; Construction Co.. Rowayton svc-
vurd. Return to 12 Laura. nus.
tot. * 'o 'uik.
( mum “ r“ i minding Materials on
. AUTODEOTIV“._ _ 11101.1. noormo. mm mm noun
' Automobiles For Sale 1 ; Slate surfaced, $2.00 per roll.
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dltlon.
CLASSIFIED RATES
Charge
$130:
10 -,
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LII-Old Pierce Arrow tour- ' -
our. good rubber. line running 527 Concord Ave.. Cambridge. Mass. ;
Apply G. G. Ernst.|
wrest, Nor. Phone 296. I
SALE—Slx-cyllndcr. uvc»pass-.
Cmbr touring; cvvi-hault‘d; runsi
time puymvnl. Also. .
~. seven-passenger ltco; 8125.i
15v. Touu. ilow paint $225 {
inuriion cash 1‘3“ Will be RHOWM» 115V. TOURING almost new
ANNOUNCEMENTs“ 'mobm BOOM-um- $900 Call ”to for intormation.
1—Deaths . anhsdsn .......... 1.000.
3—Card of Than“ mobile Sedan “0 ruuivinunb fl(l()MS~Bingie and
19—h Mrmoriam «halter Coupe 300 double. 92 Wall street. Phone
a—oll'uncral Directors . VAAST 13305. 2563‘
6—Monuments. cemetery LO‘a ill. St. 84 West Ave.
Do-Sociotiss and Lodges (.0 Tel. 725 i Rooms tor Housekeeping co
AUTOMOTIVE—
‘ls.
/
upon request.
BUSINESS SERVICE.—
MERCHANDISE—
Ads ordered for three or «ix day ltl) ‘i‘OL’lt. in lino condition It
and clapped bctnru expiration wi itD COUPE priced to move
only be charged icr tholnumncr
times the ad ap‘peured and adjust RUAN SEDAN many extras
mcnt made (it the rate earned.
Special rats
A-B-C AD Index _
10—-l.ost and Found
A-oAuiomoblie Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
11—Auto Trucks For Sale
13-Auto Accessories
14—«6srsger-Autos for Hire
Ibfiblotomycles and Bicycles
17~Wanted~Automotive
ls—Business Serviceh Offered
19~Buiidlug and Contracting
Slwllrossmaking and Millinery
zit-Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
law-insurance and Surety Bonds
25—Trucklng—«Storcge
ail-Painting. Paperlng, Decorat-
in
zs—Pfofessional Services
z9—Ropairing and Refinishing
zo—Tailoring and Pressing
81—Wanted'——Busincss Service
EMPLOYMENT—'-
81-a—-—Employment Agencies
33—Help Wantedalt‘emsio
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33—Hclp Wanted dMlé‘ldemsle Ii.l.‘\(.‘v -— and cabinet :F‘lVE-ROHM APARTMENT— Wilh
34—Hoip—~Malc an ‘ icture' framing miirorsi bath and all cpnvenli-ncvs “ Lib.
35'Boll’citol‘5- (Emmett Agfn.‘ We“ sunpiies- Ch.” arty Suuurc. East Ntanaik. and
35-511uations “Muted—4:31;: e “' Iiergetrom, how Chupvl street. Norwalk; tent. $30
37-5izuatlons wamed‘f “3" So; Mr‘vnlk' per month. _.lnuuirc N Soulh
FINANCIAL— ’
38—Business Opportunities
40—Money to Loan—Mortgages
Y
INSTRUCTIONv
’ 43—hocul instruction Classes
44—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
de—Wanted—Instructlcn
STOCK—
DIXIE-Dogs. Cats. other Pets
48—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
Mic—Poultry and Supplies
bo—Wanted—ldvo Smelt
ill—Articles For Sale
lib-’Farm and Dairy Products
56—Fuci. .Fced. Fertilizer
Bl—Good Thlnflaotod Eat
uschold o s
gtizeiry. Watches. Diamonds
dlmMachinoi-y and. Tools
lid—Musical Merchandise
dz-s—Radlo Equipment
‘ss—Sceds. Plants. Flowers
fll—Speclsls at the Stores
Gil—Wearing Apparel
dc—Wantod-r-To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—o
67—84mm With Board
es—Rooms Without Board
its—Rooms for Housekeeping
“lo—Vacation Places
'11-Where to Eat
iz—Whera to Stop in Town
TS—Wanied—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT——
74—Apartments and Flats
75~Busincss Places For Rent
76—Fsrrns and Land For Rent
Til—Houses Fur ,cht
78—Officcs and Desk Room
79—81mm said Mountain — For
Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE——
R—lBrokei-s in Rein Estate
sz—ltusincss Property For Sale
u—-Fsrmn and Land For Sale
80—Houscs For Sale
“—1.0“ For Sale
shallot-e and Mountain —- For
. Sale
87—8uburban For Sale ‘
Sio’i‘o Exchange—Real Estate
'BS—Wanted—Rcal Estate
AUCTIONS—LEGAL—
IO—A uclion Ra tel
g:...l.cgai Notices
...-s.
yment.
own terms.
\Vert avenue.
SEW“!!! Offered 13 : documents and Pints 74
.——Storage. All kinds '
long distance trucking.
Special vans for
100
Phone 318 daytime:
ting.
ton Muck du
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Enos
5
filcc.
up that
ond St.
8-10
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DAVIS
.\I. W. DAVIS.
AT LAW
miners U. 5. Patent
why not you.
that is why we are
l itenov. Hal Shop.
. Main St. S. Nor-
Services
a
lDSON SEDAN seven pass.
SEX COACH priced right.
tor yearly advertisin unity PAYMENTS
inwnv M. JENNINGS co.
tudcon-Essex Agency
‘ Avonuc
‘OPEN uvuxmas
ENT —— on your deposit!
a long way toward your
Come in and lot
you the CERTIFICATE
W. R. Austin. Chevrolet
Service, South Norwallt.
59.
S—We Have them; come
ok them over; all makes
itrom. in good condition;
P. J. Di-
Phone
on evenings until 9.
mps.
,———_—__——.______———.
treat. Bridgeport.
okiet on Patents.
eing. Renovating to
We
Our
hat.
spa—Barter and Embargo “lchcock- quire 1. Druks. as South Main
.' ...—Boats and Accessor I “f ‘_'""'—'—' git-est. '
;:_Bu1ldiug Materials flamenco 2‘ y - _
(is—Business and Office Equip- 1.16 My "uckmg “a. I<0R RENT—hour rooms; all im-‘
ment at an for moving. D. provemenis: 36 Van Zant street.
Tel. 3069.
we hang them
i D SOMERS
Pan odes. Varnish“
2 Wall St.
0
”iv. TOURING good buy '95
DUEBAKER TOUR. 8100 '
Norwslki
18
C. A. RANSOM.
Dept. iii. ~
fluuxohold Goods
MA'l'l‘llERHER. Pll.I.nws - (lush
ions. made. rencuivd and repair-
ed. Phone lil‘l. Norwailt ,Msltrcas
Co.. or It‘rsnltiln llruut. South Nor-
' and touring. uotontal amt. walk.
Phone can. "
Wanted—To Buy on
ilr‘URNlTURE—Bccond hand. bought
at highest prices. it you have any
Junk or metal to sell. we will also
my high prices. Call or write
H. lattes. 37 Fort Point street.
Phons 490. ’
ROOMS AND BOARD
.—-..._. . ma...—
Roam: Without Board ‘08
8 FURNISHED ROOMS—Ail .. im-
provements. 6 Howard Av... Bust
' Norwaik. Phone 1422-2.
FURNISHED ROOM—For one or
two grntlcmen. DsMoiay Club. 49
West avenue. opposite Armory.
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS—For
housekevping; part lmprom moms.
42 Fort Point street. East Norwalk.
Phone “95-4.
\Vanted—Jtooms or Board 78
TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD—-
Wanted. in private American ism.
Hit. in South Ncrwallt. by business
man. including cars and happy
home surroundings for boy .of
eight years; liberal payment for
right place. Address "Box H. H.
3.". etc Sontinel.
REAL ESTATE r'on RENT
4 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS—at 19 First
street E. N on 2nd floor part im-
provv-mvnis vary handy'lo Crotut
and Knapp shop rum 2h 00 In.
quire on 1st floor or call J. .l Ve.
ns Phone it'll-iii.
Main sin-ct. Teirphons 60.
FOR RENT—Modern apartment. 5
rooms. all improvements, $40.00.
81 Gregory Blvd. Phone 2025.
FIVE ROOMS-\Vitn all improve-
ments exuvpt heat. intiulre n' 41
Woodward avenue.
FOR RENT—Five large rooms; lm.
provomcnts; iii Lowndcs avenue.
Phone 8642W.
FOR RENT—Five rooms; all
. provcments:
im-
newly decorated. in-
Seven rooms:
Howard uvenue.
part improvements;
M. Pascale. Tel.
50.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
|
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out in clear relief.
the opponunitics that
today—tomorrow~and
-One look over this
desirable and available
at the same time.
an ad-taker.
The Point Of Vantage
When you climb to the top of s hill and
. lock around-tho country on all sides stands
You can see how the land lies.
And when you turn to The Sentincl's A-
flB-C Classified Advertising Section, you put
yourself in a position to catch at a glance all
Norwslk to fill the varying needs of your every-
day tits at the least expense.
You can spot every chance to save money
sad time in gotting‘thc things that you want
promote your comfort and satisfaction.
you can practice- economy and find advantages
Wake up to the possibilities of this big field
of opportunities today—and when you want
to use an ad of your own, call 92 and ask for
The ADC Classified Ads
Always the Stuns—In Service ,
Alwsys Different—In Opportunity
are presented here in
every day of the year.
page will show you the
offers that can help to
Here
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
s4
Bruises F or Sale
FOR SALE—Now housc: six rooms;
$8.500; will take $250 cash; bli-
once any payments. The Fudge
Realty 60.. Washington street.
Tel. 559.
STHOUT SUBURBAN Sl‘ZiiVlL’Er-
Branch of Bit-out Farm Agency;
cells over 5.000 proportles a year.
Branch Office: at! Wall street.
Norwalk. Phone 8658.
FOR SALE-Bountiful shore troni
property on Sound: five-room
house with hot water built. sun
perlor and four-cur garage; very
large lot with sea wall and private
landing: at a bargain. it. E. s.
00.. Khrwsik 99:.
FOR SALE~io-room. two-family
house; all improvements; m-wiy
decorated“. just off West avenue;
59.000. The Tammany Agency.
Real Estate and lhlurlnCi. 123
Washington ,strcct. South Norwalk.
Tel. 8!“.
PERSONAL
REM. ESTATE
SERVICE
Claire Dunn
Telephone 3469
Prompt and emcient personal
attention given to listings.
both my and country.
Sales and Rentals.
auctions—Luciana
licgal INOHH‘S Di
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. December 80.
A. D. 1925.
Estate or Nollie O'linra. late at
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Executor ox-
hlbit his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment. st iiio‘i
Probate office in Norwalk. on the
7th day of January. 1926. at 11'
o‘clock torsnoon; and that all per-
sons interested in said Estate may be
’1
FOR RENT—Elva rooms and lava-
tory; newly decorated;
inquire Alexandre White. 35 Lowe
street. Tel. 2858.
FOR RENT—‘Fivo rooms: all im--
provemcnts; 26 Madison street.
Inquire Dr. J. H. Slomsn. Wash-
ington street.
i
“M's FOR RENT — riv. rooms ma
EB bath; newly decorated throughout;
. . ground floor apartmcnt; two min.
Pho iObBLtigostm" utes‘ walk to South Nor-wall: bust.
; _ noes district. Will rent to small
rRefinishing 29 tamiiy; no children: for sat per
m— month. Phone D. R. Mason.
re-seat. Price Stamford 4400.
"a! 2856. Edward i
Che - lFOR RENT—«i rooms. part improve-
—"'"' msnts. rent 322.00. 205 Liberty
Sq. Tel. 3025.
FOR RENT—South Norwulk. ll
Couch street: tivs rooms. tirst
\vtfil’l; ELY—4 pm" floor; all improvements. Waiter
Westr the Al°d~ R. Ceilings. Rulior. fl NOrlh
Hom PDiY . Ii» '3“ i Main strsvt. South Not-walk. “
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WANTir—W for m roan on six Ruous—ro rent.
pop“ lc dldo _ with all improvements; steam
om,‘ " u 9 hosted. inquire as. Sop-bin. as
p l “mm to van ant street.
“’9" rivate tolo~
PM“ s furnished: .smnn 'ro LET—inquire Brown's
“mm to Florence} Grocery Store. Dorian.
Laotian” Annex.
V8
TEE SENTINEL show:
As an sccommodstlon
extension at Its public service.
CREDIT
t3 those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
'who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of iirst
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will he paid
before the sevcn~day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the policy
is dt'Dl‘ullent on the co-
4
operation givenrby the public
in minimizing collection ex-
7
rora de-
ries. Apply
tchsnge. 28
‘onvallt.
of experi-
warshcuse
Box I". G.
Em. l0!-
rcct. Nor—
" pancr- by pmmnt payments.
s40
THREE ROOMS TO RENT-Part
improvements; Wilson Point road. l
Inquire Preston H. Boyd. 'rsl.l
I (076W.
To REST—Six rooms and bath: all
improvements: hardwood floors; 8
Elizabeth street: 2nd door. in-
quire Louis Avricls. P. 0. Block.
South Norwallt.
Business Plat-cs For Rent
15
STORE FOR RENT~M so Railroad
avenue. M. Pascale. Tel. cat.
REAL ESTATE ’03 SALE
I Houses For Sale 85
garsgo.in°tilied thereol. the said Executor
w'll cause this ordcr to he published
in a newspaper “wing a circulation
in said District. at least the ds- s be-
torc said 7th day of January. 1926.
HENRY W. GJ-‘tEGORY.
Judge.
SOLD. NOT ~801Mb:
NUNEATON.. Eng..--"lt boot re-
pairs are not called tor within tif~
teen days they will be sold to pay
expenses." Timothy Payne. shoe re-
pairer. exhibited this sign in his
shop and acted on the warning. A
magistrate, however. sent him to
prison for a month on a charge of
stealing. while bailco. a. pair of wo—
men's shoes.
CLASSIFIED. DISPLAY
insurance
and
Real Estate ,
J. M. Layton & Co
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 36
loath Namath. Donn.
FOR SALE "
:Jamiiy house—Eleven rooms. 2
maths. good condition. Price
36.500.
5
FIVE-ROUI BUNGALOW—Aii lm-’
provcmvnu: lot 60 n by 160 (L:
very reasonable. Call evenings!
after 6 o'clorh. an. Milton How. 1
land. or Osborno avenue. East Nur- i
walk.
water
their.
113»
VD.“ SALE-8 rsmliy nous. it But
. Norwsllt our «1 t K. racioiv. Alli
improvrnianis. lot “silo (What i
waving town will sacrifice tor .
$8.700
. ALFRED K. 81'. JOHN I
_ llcsl Estate
- 11 Pershing 8b. Norwalk Phone 1m
....
Seven-room house. open fireplace
hot water heatinit Salem. up—io.
dosts. good location. Price $8“.
5 o.
For these or any others consult
cum 8. co.
Balm-«Insurance
17BoIsinlt‘l’hcocm
PLEA FOR FROST
MADE TO JURY
BY CUMMINGS
Bethe] Arson Case Will
Be Decided Today—
Comley An swers
“Eioquent Appeal”
BRIDGEPORT. Doc. It. -— The
same potent potvcr to move men
with words that has mods or him
a national political figure was ex-
srciscd by Attorney Homer s Cum~
minus in cntrrsting s Jury in Crim-
inal Superior court yesterdly to free:
' is.
Charles Frost of the charge of arson.
The jury will get the case today.
Frost has been accused by Abra.
ham “Whitey” Friedman of hiring
him for 86.000 to set tire to the
Daniel plant or the Excluso Auto
Trunk and Specialty company.
"The story of Friedman begins
in perjury and the trail of perjury
runs throughout its entire length."
Mr. Cummings ssid. "i know what's
been going on here. i know what
means have been followed to in-
struct this man - messages being
relayed to him on his way to and
irom the stand."
“1! Frost." he said. “had owed
Friedman “.000. he would have
come with a gun and got the
money. It Frost had hlrcd those
men to do that Job. and had
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cowl-Mugshot
this
Obs
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watched on them and had not psldlld.
them—ave would have had no trial
and little Mrs. Frost would be in
mourning. i know how they oper-
ate. Human lite is cheap in some
quarters in New York. pretty chosp.
The fixing of stories of this type at
criminal has become a science in
certain quarters of New York. It
has let many a criminal go when
he should have been convicted and
it has Jailed innocent mon.‘
"As God is my Judge.” cried Mr.
Cummings. "it would be a most
horrible miscarriage of Justice if
anything should happen to that boy
on any testimony or this kind—l
have had some. experience in this
court. and it has mode the very.
very cautious before I take away
the reputation of any man-l have
lived long enough to know that
human testimony. even when it
falls mm the lips of honest man
striving to tell the truth. must be
tested. tested and tested tgsln. -—
There is nothing. nothing. nothing
to this story—it is an unfortunate
predicament in which an honest
man finds himself.
"No power on earth can rem
Frost for the expert». the horror.
the tracedy. the lose this experience
has brought to him -— Frost is s.
pcculisr fellow. When you first «0
him you may not like him. i did-
n't. But. he grows on you. us has
-got sort o: s childish faith. He
says no one is convicted when he
is innocent. Sometimes there are
mistakes." .
Mr. Cummings strode over to
Frost. stood between him and Mrs.
Frost and said to the jury: "All the
future of this boy, of his wife and
his family are In yet" hands. You
can nicks him or break him.’
State's Attorney William H. Com-
lcy. Jr.. who said of Mr. Cummings'
address to the Jury that it was “the
most eloquent defame svcr uttsred
in this room." pleaded for s erdict
based on conscience. knowledge of
human affairs. and observance o: the
duties of a Jurcr's osth. “sad s por-
scnsl dirrrgard for the consequences
Just as every man. woman Ind child
in Falri'ield county expects the to
go on with this heart-breaking task."
—___.__.___.
BABY WAS SAFE
LONDON—"Hem. tsks my baby."
Edward Dawson. civil engineer. said
as he thrust the child Into the arms
at a perfect sinhgsr. "If anything
3 happens take her to the noiies.‘ he
continued; and iiin ate the Than:-
os. 80 reappeared its two boys
who bad Just gilnc under. Both the
boys and their mcucr were brought ‘
to shore sstsly.
WARTNABY. ling..—This
town owns a ghost which rides
horseback. Ono witness ssld the: be
_m tsrritiec by an apparition cal
i
horseback which rods through"
bins.
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Agreements.
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Microbes.
Poems.
To decrease.
To til min.
West-led.
Valuable property.
Baker on a stove.
Challenges.
Propelled by oars.
Those who love their country.
Persons infoCtrd with s conta-
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Knitted coats.
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Detects.
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in
MONEY TO LOAN
$25.00 to sconce
On Your Own signature on
Household l-‘urniiui-c. which ~
remains in Your Possession
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charge. t‘oniicli-zititil and (Our.
trans-Alon“ to ho ulztuincd
the Esme (icy nprALocI for.
The Public Loan Corp.
:30 Wall St~ “mini 20‘.“
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young man “ho lnilm-t-ii sii'unhliip
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rope in rchuhlliimml ...-ii-rrugi- quar-
ters. and thus lllulll‘ it lxus~lhli~ tox-
thmisamls of Aiiu-riruns lo tour lin-
row- at u minimum ol' exports». is p.0-
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