:,:°. == SATURDAY AUGUST 14. 19M . ‘ * Here. Are THE EVENiNo SENTINEL—soum comm. CONN. ' (. PAGE ELEVEN ; “ r Seine Good Positions For People Who Are Ambitious. How About You? INDEXES) sen QUICK SERVICE All ads are restricted to their "0901} ole-location end the regular Sentlne style of type. . W713!) RATES Dells rate per line for «mean- tive insertions: Chem Cub Ill DIy. es.0'|‘o"osssn so‘ .05 Three Days .......... .us .01 One Day ............ .10 .09 Ne advertisement taken for i. than 50 cents. Based on a. minimum of 5 lines. li Count five average words to the no Charged ads will be received by telephone and if paid at office with in seven days from the first day oi insertion cash rate will be allowed. Ade ordered for three or six days and stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ad appeared and adjust. ment made at the rete earned. Special rate for yearly edvertisiils upon request. m sans-man allows As an accommodation extension of its public service, CREDIT to those ‘ .4 CLASSIFIED d ' ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of first insertion with the exception that in view of the courtesy extended they will be paid before the seven-day cash discount has expired. The continuation of the polls! is dependent on the oc- operetion given by the public in minimizing collection ex- penses by prompt payments. ANNOUNCEMENTS—- 1—Deeths sa-Cerd of Thanks 93-h Memerlem b—Funeral Directors s—Mcnumenis. Cemetery Lots 9—Societiee and Lodges lo—M and Found ” AUTOMOTIVE- A—Automobile Agencies 11~Antomobiles For Sale 11—Auto Trucks For Sale 1:-A‘uto Accessories 14—Garagee—Autee for Hire 15—Metercycles and Bicycles 17—Wanted—Automotive' ‘ BUSINESS SERVICE— 1i—Bueinees Services Oifered . 19—Building end Contracting 21—Dreeemeiclng end miiineiy fl—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing j :s—Insurence end Surety Bonds - :s—Truckingh—Storsle e M~Pslntingt Pepering, Decorat- ing u—Prcfeeeienel Services so—Repeiring end Refinishing doe-Tailoring and Pressing u—Wented—Businees Service ; EMPLOYMENT-— nib—Employment nannies Ski-Kelp Wanted—Female fl—I-Iclp Wanted—Mela :. = ahdieip—Iiele and Female iii-Solicitors. Canvases". Agents seq-Situations Wanted-Female . Sta-Situations Wanted-Kale ANCIAL— 3km... Opportunities 409-iicaey to Ion-Hortense . INSTRUCTION- . is—Leoal Instruction Classes «blinded. Dancing. Dramatic 4s—Wented—Inetruotien LIV-l S'l‘OCK-dmll r u 1:. 4f—chs. Gate or e ! em Cattle. Vehicles 'f' try and Supplies 0“ ented—-Live Stock . IBE— “Mole. Tor Sale ! ‘1er and mm I Sac-Boats and Acceborlee l Ito-Bulldlnx Materials 1 “anesthe- and Office Ecolo- [ ‘ meat ll—l‘erm end Dairy Products 59-!‘001. reed. nriiliser . git—Good Things to Eat _ ‘ elf-nonseheld Geode ‘ eta-Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds l'i e cat Board “..W for Eonseheesins vie—Vacation Pisces flit—mm u a: [knots to Step I M se-wems—noou or sense mammals . rFOR SALE—1925 Chrysler Road- asrara roe nann—‘ Q It. it"s. More and 11me - I" 4' file « r better buy than any new car of thd seems price. We will be glad, to demonstrate any of the care listed below. Each of the Frenltline runs and looks like new and carries a new car guarantee. A 1984-vSeries 10-3 (Changed to 10-0) Franklin sedan“ run only 5000 miles. Original 'factory finish. like new. A “st—Series 10-8 (Changed to 10-0) Franklin sedan. refinished in Duee. balloon tires. disc wheels. Sun 10.000 miles. A Int—Series 10-0 Franklin ee- dsn. refinished in Dunn. balloon tires. Run 21.000 miles. in addition to the Frenlsline listed we have the following bargains in other makes. A inn—Hudson Coach. 5 brand new balloon tires. disc wheels. or- igluel finish in splendid condition. run only 10.000 miles THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO. Phone 1881 95 Well St. Norwslk FOR SALE-— 1020 Cadillac. 7 passenger Sedan .................82900 1913 Cole 4 passenger Phaeton 850 1921 Ford Touring 75 1920 Dodge Touring . . . . . . . . . . 100 .VAAST BROS. Deelere ' 84 West Ave. Cadillac Hupmobile ster, excellent condition. will sell reasonably. Call South Norwallt 8780M. FOR SALE—1925 Chrysler Sedan 4 Cyl. equipped with enubbers. Good condition, .0wner leaving town. Call Chrysler Agency or Phone 3422. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—1920 Chrysler sedan. very late model. looks and runs like new. Small down payment. easy terms on bal. ones. For particulars, call 754. Benedict's Nash Agency. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Sev- eral 850 cars. ready for the road. These cars are in ‘good running condition and have enough rub- ber to last the rest of the season. Call 754. Benedict's Nash Agency. USED CARS Chrysler 1924 Brougham Chrysler 1925 Sedan Maxwell 1924 Touring Overland 1024 Sedan Nash 1029 TourinS Flint 1024 Touring. THE R H. GRANT MOTOR SALES CO. 81 Main St. Phone 8412. ' W. R. AUSTIN South Norwaik Phone 1959 canvnohm ems s. smvrcn Wesgort 5 Repairing—Service Stations 14 Repairing on ell makes of cars. Storage by the day. week or month. your car washed while you welt. ’ sure EXCHANGE omscn Tel 4127 s Elisabeth so BUSINESS SERVICE rm memes. SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK requires years of practical experience. A. II. KELLNER. Phone 272 Westch Business ServiceeOffered A. Meier. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING Custom Slip Covers. Auto Cushions. Carpets and Curtains. it Woodward Ave. IS Phone 419 swxmcs Beautiful designs exclusive patterns. They Wear. Weer end Wear. The T‘ltsgareld Awning Co. that end New Ste. East Norwailt Tel. 9000 . WOOSTER e DAVIS A. I. WOOSTEfi S 1:1. IginDAVIS ATTQRN . Formerly lsemlhers U. s. Patent Office. ms min street. Dridgbert. Send for Booklet on Patents. UPHOLSTEBING — and cabinet work. Picture naming mirrors end uphcieterers' supplies. Chair ceiling. etc. A. Bergen-cm. New I. 0. 0. F. Bldg. Se. Norweik. mnydnmnsnovstingso name BILL—-—’New hat? No. the -cld one cleaned blocked end trimmed Leeks swell, Who, did the Job? The Practice: Menu dngHetShop.11Nldeinlt.. S. Nerweik Conn. up 1 flight mire. .e asthma cutenes- is our aim. Intent-mm as NAG! EROS—stones. an kinds le- cai and long distance unsung Piece hoisting. Special m for moving. s ten slack dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime: 004—14 nights. , ‘ Intermi- Lin" Help Wanted-lemme SS mains—We pay it per hundred for gilding greeting cards: pleas- ant, easy work; write immediate. 1y. King Card Co.. 150 East 42nd W Women end gi “m ED towel-h in for fee- euecy employment. seed AUTOIOTIVE 1mm Automobileb For Isle n help Walled—slob u A second tinned Quality Cel- is e WANTED—Man. experienced in main-hater. mm cutting felt end'ieether. Apply E. Jacob & Son So. Norwslh. WANTED—Tell strong boy teunake himself useful in cutting Dept. Rebhor Co.. 111 Washington St. YOUNG MAN WANTED—To take charge of stock room in garage, one with experience preferred. but not essential. Address "Stock Room". ole Sentinel. Se. NorweIk. Helpvle'lo and mu se WANTED—Cooke its up: Couples 0100 up. general houseworhere. both white and colored. Apply Norwelk employment agency. 90 Well St. Phone 15“. Sum WISH-Ill. HANDY MAN—Building and clean- ing cesspools: grading. hedge cut- ting: iswn mowing: planting. and I! local trucking. James Fuller. 9: Taylor Ave. Phone 4417. FINANCIAL Money To [seen—Mortgages 4o INVESTORS MORTGAGE at GUARANTY CO.. 13. D. Pierce, Jr.. Pres.. R. E. Spregue. Sec'y. 501 Johnson Bldg.. Barnum 1710. NEW PLAN IN SECOND MORT- GAGE LOANS. “SWISS 11er end Accessorim HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or week for Long Island Sound cruises, sleeps 0 comfortably. ell conveniences. Telephone for rates. Theodore S. Smith. Norwallt ”ill—W Nd. M, Fertilisers M FIRE WOOD you SALE—915.00 per cord 4 ft. length. 911.00 per .cord cut any else you wish. Phone Norweik 1159. Same Construction Co. Rowayten Ave. Household Goods BED ROOM SET FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL New bedroom set. must be sold. due to family mov- ing out of town. Set of the high- est grade furniture. Can be seen at 8 Concord St. First floor. Phone snow. / . MATTRESSES—flox Springs. Cush- ions and Pillows of ell kinds made. renovated and . repaired Telephone 911. Norwelx Mattress Co. 49 Franklin Street. South Norwelk. umfla'chmdlse'“ PLAYER PIANO—.08 note. me- hogeny case. latest improvements. bench end rolls. Free silvery. Easy terms. Price 0175.00. Re- cently taken in trade on one of our famous Knebe Ampico Its-Enact- ing Pianos. Fox Piano Co.. 48 end 45 North Main St. Wanted—To Buy 0. DON'T THROW AWAY your old clothes. Cell 8175 or address a card to P. O. Box 098. ‘ BOOKS AND BOARD Meme Without Board as FURNISHED ROOM—One 'or two gentlemen. board optional. Box no South Norwelk. Booms For Housekeeping se FOR RENT—Four room furnished apartment. modern in every per. ticuler. heat furnished. Apply The Howard Agency, Inc., Regent Theatre Bldg.. Norwelk. Conn. Phone 8400. - FOR RENT—Two beautifully far- niehed rooms for light housekeep- ing. Must be seen to be appreciat- ed. All improvements. trolley goes by door. Rates reasonable. Ga~ rage. Telephone 8709.1. 112 Gregory Boulevard. TO LET—One or two furnished rooms end kitchenette. set tub. sink. gas stove. heat end bath. Tel.1195-18. Wanted—Rooms or Board is REFINED YOUNG—Men it wishes board and room write stating few particulars, e'ddren Box 87 clo Sentinel. DIAL ESTATE 1'03 BENT Wu and l'lstl fl provenients. gee. electricity. bath. garage if desired. Reasonable rant. 120 ,Woodwerd Ave. proveineatsret es Woodward ave. Tel. 9901-J’. ’ son RENE—nurtrooms. all im- prevemente. 49 Couch Sb. lo. Nor- welk, phone ”I. TOR RENT—lose rooms. 00 Van Buren eve. 990. 00 per month. Anaemia“. SOB RENT—I rooms and both. hot water.- ienitcr service. Summer rent 040.00. Alden Apertmeats.‘ a” 1117. 4‘ 1'03 RENT-I room apartment; pantry end bath. improvement :5 East Ave. Phone 9100-8. . FOR RENT—i rooms. all improve- ments. from Aug. 15th. 10 Spring St. Apply on premises. Cell 1410. 9‘01! amen—s rooms. o'pert im- ornaments. with without we. Rent reasonable 4 ”lioneNerwemPhone 410m! srecmestuebl FOUR LARGE BOOM—All lm- ' FOR RENT—Fear rooms. all im- with sense ”5. 00. in advance. F‘ cars intervals. divided into carefully transit company position. Service Depends On ' System! All the telephone lines in the city would be rest nuisance instead of a great convenience —-if each 'phone weren’t numbered end prop- erly connected with the central exchange. And the street car service would be a public anno anec. instead 0! a public utility—if the dn’t run on regular routes and at regular And this newspaper's Classified Section would be a community “grab -bag" instead of a com- i munity market-place—if all the ads weren't and alphabetically listed under each onel In these columns and columns of interest- ing little ads you get the some sort of intelligent - and necessary service that the telephone end give you Instead of saving your minutes and your steps, as the other two utilities do, the A-B -C Classified ads save your dollars and your dis- Tlie A 3- 0 Classified Ads Always the Same—In Service Always Different—In Opportunity grouped Classilldatione REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE '03 SALE Apartments and Flats I4 Emlblllli M 'ro LET—Six rooms and b'atn. 40 Scaview Ave. Apply 8. S. Denton. Ridgefleld, or telephone 3184-2. 80. Norwalk. . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1‘0 it SALE—Residence of Frank ' (inodchlld 15 Garner St. 9 rooms. All conveniences. Hot water sys- tem house especially constructed. 1 001 in summer. warm in winter Phone 880. Houses For Sale at Lots For Sale 85 BEAUTIFUL HOME-Is in Token- eke. a large rooms. hard wood floors. fire place. lovely sun parlor with tile floor, also maid's quar- ters. 1 bath rooms. garage. large amount of ground. Will rent. furnished. for 1 year at $1,200 or sell for 812,500 with only 83,000 down payment and balance easy terms. Mr. R. T. Norris Spring- dsle Realty Co.. Realtor. Norwaik 1041-12 or Stamford 4054. FOR SALE—Center of South Nor- welk. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot water heat. hardwood floors, elec- tric lights, I". sewer. price 87.500 to quick buyer. Box 300 South Norwalk. "Eon SALE—One 5 room house with garage. No. 68 Osborn Ave. Lot 00 x 105. Price 95,500. One 0 room house“. Lot 00 x no. No. 57 Belden Ave. Price 85,600: One 0 room house on Flex Hill Rd. in- cluding b uildlng iota. 80.000. Robert Joeelcn‘. tel. 1800, er Wil- liam 1“. Hoyt a Son. tel 485. F0 SALE room house al improvements. Lot 75x10). and two extra building lots in rear. 50x125 each. Price 310.000. See The Tammany Agency Real Estate 6‘: Insurance. 123 Washington St. Phone 1344. IN NORWALK -— Substantial 10 room house. laundry. 2 fire places hardwood floors. wide por- ches. ‘Improvements. Adaptable for of: family house. with 2 acres on 2 1' ads. making excellent building lets, le‘rge barn. 81.000 cash busy it. Price 812.000. Ex- ceptional terms. Call mornings. MRS. EDMUND KIRBY as Seaview Ave. Phone 2556. NEW CANAAN—s room house. large barn. plot 80 x 180. best sec- tion, $10,500. cash $3.000. movements. Near station and water. 80.000. Part cash. Newtown Ave. section. 0 room bungel ow. all improvements. 86,000. 81,000 payment. Geo. Rewayton. 7 room house, all im- ‘ McKendry. 109-4 New Canaan. ' OUT OUR WAY WA...” . “Mm in.“ SS ‘ AGO . t. AT Finer 'i: FELT LlKE A MO'lF-l m A1i=.m’~Now 1 FEElB'PHE AflENT N H . , FOR SALE—Desirable building lot at Rock Ridge. lirown, phone 3898-2. FOR SALE—Several fine building lots in best sections of the Ner- \valks. alsofarms. business blocks and houses. ALFRED K. 81‘. JOHN. Real Estate. 11 Pershing St. Phone 1818 LOTS FOR SALE~On easy terms. oft,East ave, excellent location. 135 x 75 end 170 x 00. Price $1,300. Address Bargain. clo Sentinel. WIFE SLAYER GIVES SELFUP NEW YORK. Aug. 14.—(AP) Antonie De Pelo, sought since the finding of the body of his wife. with the head almost out off by an axe in their Brooklyn home yesterday walk- ed lnte a police station several hours later end surrendered. De Pele was charged with homi- cide after police had questioned him. They said that he admitted he had killed her as the result of domestic differences. The couple had three children. the eldest nine. Test Answers Here are the correct answers to the questions appearing on the comic 13386- ‘ I—lfarlcn Talley. 2—E Pluribus Unum. s—Ohie. 4-Switserland. s—New York. 0—A king of Persia. 7—Williem Tyler Page. s—New York city. Mattel-sen City. 10—Fostering mother. Apply Alfred WESTI’ORT A truckload of young people from St. Mary's and St. Joseph's churches in Norwalk. spent the evening at Compo beach Thursday evening. Over 50 attended. A beach party. followed by a. dip, was enjoyed by ell. The chapcroncs' of the party ware. Mrs. J. M. Clark. Mrs. T. A. Skelley. Mrs. Michael Howard and Mrs. Loon B. Fish. The part was in charge of Father Shea. 0 O O Peter Vciremlle representing the Westport Y. M. C, A. placed third in the half mile race held in New Haven. Thursday. The meet was sponsored by the police depart- ment. Many of the I'. M. C. A. eth- ietes Ian to enter the field day moot old on Labor day. at Seaside park. Bridgeport. ‘ O The City Lumber company has brought a. lien against Anna Bleu- velt Furber and Wesley Furber. her agent. for non- payment of a bill for lumber. O Volmcr H. Heulberg has sold to Reynolds Benson 0 acres of land on Clinton avenue. 0 e 0 Louise E. Wendel has purchased from Katherine K. Peters 9 1-1 acres on Old I-illl road. 0 O 0 Miss Rita Orr. New York City. will spend the week-end with Mrs. W. T. Wood, Compo. e O 0 Mr. Ward Green. who is to enter New York University in September visited the institution Friday. 0 O O The popularity contest lists are the some. Miss Dietzko In still in the were here. 0 O 0 Edward Binzen was otcd into thoi Compo Beach Volunteer Life Guard Corps. at the weekly meeting held Wednecsday evening. He will enter the swimming meet tomorrow. 0 O O . Two warranty deeds were filed Thursday morning in the town clerk's oilicc. Oscar F. Howard has sold a piece of land in Coleytown to Lila W. Howard. Willium McFee the well known writer sold a plot of ground on Wild road to Ethel and Arthur A. Elder. . O . O 0 At a meeting of the Matthias Post of the American Legion held Wed- nesday eventng.Denald Crawford and William Matthias were chosen dele- gates to attend the state convention at New Haven. Alternates were John Keene and Herman Hanson. The auxiaiiery also chose Mrs. J. Keene and hire. Lionel Alcorn us delegates and Kisses Ethel and Teresa Heger- man as alternates. The delegates from here will take part in the cen- ventien in New Haven at which time delegates will be chosen for the net- ional convention at Philadelphia. Many of the legion and the auxiliary slgniiied their intentions of attending the national convention. Mrs. Crew. ford. state chairmen. will preside at the state convention. 0 0 0 Two cars were purchased by resi- dents during the past week. Miss Marguerite K. Stcran e Nash touring and John W. Coover a Ford Coupe. Hall 7 Mills (Continued from Page One.)‘ O the murder of Rev. Edward. Wheel- er Hell and MmEleaner Mills. That was revealed yesterday at the first session of the hear ng of Henry Devruy‘ere Cerpende. New York and New Brunswick millien~ sire. and life Stevens. eccentric brother of the rectors widow. er- reeted Thursday night and held without bail. Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall. the widow. is at liberty on 816,000 bail. also cherged with the double slayings. Sew Gun, She Declares The women pig raiser. Mrs. Jane Gibson. said by State Senator Alex- By WILLIAMS "V mugs Auoereo rfrom catl.‘ EM Fm SHRNKAGE OUERALLS -1745"! 111‘ ooe'lbt-D 33:15" 33mg?” 0 . ME I. HAD m a. "I'HIN clmma— q now-t museum 1 RE ALL'OUER -— Bduam‘ l lead. It looks as if that diamond ring i chassis-ran master CLASSIFIED DISPLAY l a r g e, light, cement cellar heating 3 y s i: open attic, a closed-in rear cement walks, of newness, n to. everything. chance. 0 n l Look This Over This Week HERE IS 'A MAN who owns a beautiful new home with 6 airy r o o m 8, double hard-wood floors, a de: lightful r o o m y tiled b a t 11 room, an artistic fire place, with the best em obtainable, cozy breakfast nook, large front porch and porch. Front, side and rear e n tr a n c e, beautiful lawn, plenty shade, a garage to match the house, gas, sewer, city water, electricity. Finest location and neighborhood in the city. Lot 50xl37. This is a home of the finest, every— thing in the very highest state ear and handy e HE WANTS TO SELL‘ and if you want to buy this is your y $10,500 with about $2,000 cash. INVESTIGATE! ’ACT NOW! Call; Write or Phone “Service that Serves” WALTER R. COLLINGS R E A U T 0 R General Insurance 23 North Main Street South Norwalk, Conn. ' Ofioc Phone 3915 Residence 3699 i ' FOR chest, one car garage, etc. TAYLOR 8: New six-room house, all modern improvements, includ- ing open fireplace, built-in book cases,bullt1n cedar on Hendrick St. Will be ready for occupancy Sept. 1st. Price $2,000.00 cash, balance of $6,000.00 to remain on mortgage. P03 SERVICE CALL . MR. KEANE , 1230 S0. NODWALK TRUST 00. BLDG. SALE located 150 ft. eff East Ave. GOLDEN CO. ander‘Simpeen, special prosecutor directing the renewed investigation to be the state's chief witness; pointed in turn to Cerpender and Stevens and pitching her voice in a dramatic key said they were the men she saw at the crebapple tree the night of September 14. 19:2. Carpdnder, she said, had “some- thing shiny" in his hand Just be- fore four shots were fired. Mrs. Gibson said that while fol- lowing e wagon' she thought con~ teined corn stolen from'her. she saw their faces in the glare of en- tomoblle headlights. A moccasin she said she lost in‘ Deryesey's lens. near where the bodies were found. was produced as evidence and idea- tlfied by her. The circumstances of its finding were not revealed. . curious mile. daughter. of the . slain chorlster. told or an attempt to poisonher mother. Recalling conver- with her mother. Charlotte. who was only is at the time of the murders. mid that Mrs. Nina had bode :se the Neil home one arter- ncentcleckettheflowersinnrs. End's larden. denied to have tee. Charlotte said the mother related. Hrs. Hills notion she was the only one drinking the be. After taking several else she became violently ill and did not recover for several days. Aesthe crows. awed by the gavel of County Judge Funk L. Oleery whispered astonishment. a brother of the late Asireh mu. first 00 the seer “motors to sift the evi- ddseis the romantic hiilim marched down an aisle of the court- nemeerryiag the alleged missing documents tar which the state has been searching for weeks mam- ? 9 Th- meat-semen “mnemontu 5:... ”Wk. came upon the alleged slayer-e end‘ reproof your . business ' Modern methods of-build- ing construction and tested lire prevention equipment con- tribute much to your safety. But fire insurance places the one sure protection between you and financial loss as a. re- sult of tire. _ Be sure your insurance is adequate and correctly ep- piied. We will gladly inspect your fire risks. J. M. styton Co.. Inc.‘ a Street Insurance and Real Estate TELEPHONE 85 FOR SALE Modern seven room hon-aloud location. all large rooms,le closet space. Interior chestnut. I‘lied bath with shower. Hot water heating system. Price 08.000.00. Smell cash W i. required. balance on easy tom, Two family house. eleven roomy. modern in.every detail. 811.600.
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