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ANNOUNCEMENTS—o ,3 v 3
3 I—Doathu
5; - Hard at Thanks
" s-In Memoriam
daMonuments. Cemetery Dots
9—Societies and Lodges ..
10—hour and Found .
AUTOMOTIVE-—
A—Automoblle Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
Iz—Auto Trucks For Sale
13~Autc Accessories
1t—Garages-Autos for Hire
3. 15—Motorcyoloe and Bicycles
" Il—Wanted-Autcmotivo
BUSINESS SERVICE—
Is-Business Services Ofloro'd
ls—Building and Contracting
21—Dressmaking and httllinory
st—Hesting. Plumbing. Booting
st-Insuranco and Surety Bonds
fl—Trucldngh-Storcgs
8—Psint1ng. PanelingLDocos-at-
ing
SS-Proiessional Services
zs—nepalring and Refinishing
SO—Tailorlng and Pressing
Il—Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT—
lion—Employment Agencies
ss—Bels Wanted—Female
SI—Help Wanted—Male
uI—Heip—Malo and Female
,st—Soue‘ltors. canvas-m. scents
sHitustions Wanted—Sbmale'.
fl—Situationa .Wantedc-‘hhie
I‘INANCIAB—
ss—Businsss Opportunities
eil-dieney to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION-
, ts—Local Insuucticn Classes
“.Hngical. Dancing. Dramatie
ee—Wentod—Instructton
LIVE STOCK—I , 3
t'l-Dogl. Oats. Other Pets I
ss—Bersos. onus. Vehicfll l
ssh—Poultry and Supplies «'
so—Waated—Idvo Stock '1'
. . 7:}
u—Articlos For Sale is}
,r lbs—Barter andllschange V
‘ 3 os—Boats and Aces-cries f '
i 3 bus-Building Stateside
Flt—Busine- and Qtileo Ionic-
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! A. I. WOOSTER
AUTOIO‘I'NI ,
AMI. m “b 1]
A loll—Hudson Coach. 0 brand
new balloon tires. disc whoela or.
igllssl finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles ‘
THU NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone int 00 Wall St. Nonalk
FOR SALE—1028 Ford coupe. good
condition. good rubber. Call
1368-0.
son SALE OR EXCHANGE-late
1010 Chrysler sedan. This car is
priced to move. Your car or small
amount of cash accepted as tirst
payment. balance extended over
long period. For particulars call
154. Benedict's Nash Agency.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Three
Nash demonstration cars. Bring
in your present our and buy one oi
the. cars at the right price. For
particulars. call m. ' Benedict's
Nash Agency.
FOR SALE—
1029 Paige 6 Pass. Brougham 91.000
1025 Hudson Sedan . . . . . . . . . 1,000
1928' Mauw’ell Roadster . . . . . . 2'15
1924 Federal Truck 1 1-3 ton 1.200
VAAS’I‘ BROS.
Dealers
at WestLve.
w. a. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1m
’cnuvnourr some a senvxcn
Waggon
WW Station 10
Repairing on all makes 02 cars.
Cadillac Hupmoblle
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
I Elispbeth St. . Tel 9127
BUSINESS SERVICE
mum srntnsmsr.
. SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires
years of practical experience.
A. a. WEB.
Phone 272 '
Business Services Ottercd
A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPHCLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
80 Woodward Ave.
Westport
19
Phone 'tzt
AWNINGS
Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
The Flts'gorald Awning Co.
First and New Ste. East Norwalk
Tel. 8080
. WOOS'I‘ER S: DAVIS
W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS A'l.‘ W.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Oitice.
. 1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send tor Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING - and cabinet
work. Picture training mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0. F. Bldg. So. Norwslk.
meaning. Dyeing. Renovating lo
HELLO BILL—~Nsw hptt No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Locks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. S.
Nor-wall: Conn. up 1 flight stain.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Moving. Trucking Star-go; IS
Storage by the (III. WOO: or mouth. U
DEMAND!”
l Mlbed.lertilhors so
per cord o it. length. 011.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phone
Norwsik sso. lento construction
‘ a. Itowpyton Ave.
nos-ohddGoods SI
hiA’I'I‘ItSSSlS—Iios springs. Ouch.
ions and Pillows or all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone SI‘l. Norwalk Mattre-
Co. 00 Franklin trout. South
Not-walk.
Machinery and Tools Si
FOR SALE—I Barker I KP. motor.
Inquire Jacob Linswsilsr. adminis-
trator. t Livingston Pl.. So. Nor-
walk.
NWIWUS SS
PLAYER PIANO—ts note. ma-
hogeny case. latest improvements.
bench and rolls Free delivery.
Easy terms. Price $110.00., Ite-
contly taken in trade on one ct our
famous Knabo Ampico Ito-Enact.
ing Pianos. For Piano Cot. ll and
46 North Main St.
UPBIGHT PIANO—For sale. in:
good condition and reasonable.
also round oak dining table and
sit? chairs. Inquire 10 Franklin
BOOKS AND some
am whoa Board a
FURNISHED ROOM—Ono or two
gentlemen, board optional. Box
010 South Norwalk.
Room on: Housekeeping SS
FOR RENT—Two beautifully tur-
nlshed rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Must be seen to be appreciat-
ed. All improvements trolley goes
by door. Rates reasonable. Ga-
rage. Telephone HOD-J. 112
Gregory Boulevard.
SEAL ESTATE 1'02 BENT
Apartments and flats ‘ld
FOR~RENT~Apcrtment ct 8 rooms.
some improvements. Rent "2.00.
50 Van Zant St. Also 2 furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. with
improvements. Inquire 53 Van
Zant St.. East Norwaik.
FOR RENT-First floor.
with bath and garage.
ments and small g‘ardcn. Price
reasonable for right party. In-
quire trom 4-7 at 3 Neptune Ave..
Alex Premru. '
FOR RENT—Handsome bungalow.
0 rooms and, bath. all improve-
ments. newly decorated. Inquire
04 Osborn Ave.. East Norwslk.
FOR RENT—6 rooms. 21 Chestnut
6 rooms
Improve-
St., all improvements. Apply P.
Furies. 10 Madison St. So. Nor-
wallt. A
FOR RENT—o rooms. part im-
provements. with or without
garage. Rent reasonable. 0
Elisabeth It. So. Norwalk. Phone
419' Evenings It”.
FOR RENT—six rooms inhrst cla-
ccndltion. with '. tile bath and
kitchen. and all improvements.
Best apartments in town. New
house new under construction.
garages included with each house.
Inquire Alexander .White. ill Lowe
street. tel. 9858.
0 ROOMS-Newly decorated. All
. improvements. Located at. 10 Oe-
born Ave. Rent “0 month. In-
wire at Keeler's Shoe Store; 157
' Washington St. '
I
FIRE WOOD I'OB IALl-Ill.”
A
figs“ nuisance instead
connected with the
intervals.
transit company
Instead of so
steps, as the other two
position.
Service Depends 0n
‘ System!
All the telephone lines in the city would be
eaoh'phone weren’t numbered and prop
,, d the street car service would be e ublio
annoyance instead of a public utility—
cars didn’t run on regular routes and ,st regular
And this newspaper ’s Classified Section would
be' a community‘ ‘-grsb bag” instead of a com-
munity marketplace—ii all the ads weren’t
divided into carefully grouped Classifications
and alphabetically listed under each one!
In these columns and columns of interest-
ing little ads you get the some sort of intelligent ~.
and necessary service that the telephone and
vs you.
g your minutes and your
Classified ads save your dollars and your dis.
The ABC Classified 'Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Iliil'erent—In Opportunity
of a great convenience
central exchange. '
utilities do. the A-B- C
mm: n 1313qu
W
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods ot build-
ing construction and tested
lire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your oatoty.
But fire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult of are.
no sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. Wo will gladly inspect
your tire «I
J. 3M. Layton Co., Inc.
Washington Street
, Insurance and Real Estate
WESSON]! SS
———~
FOR SALE
Si? room house with all improve.
ments. Newly decorated and in
good repair. Price 96,800. Easy
termsr
I.
Five. room bungalow near Silver-
mine. Large living room, with
field stone tire place. Electric
lights. 'Stearn ‘lIcat. Garage.
Price $0,500.
'C'ANTY & co:
1? “mozo 880
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds'lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Conn. Ave. Phone 818 daytime:
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 0 too Much dumps. I09 ,
TO LET—s rooms. from Sept. 1st.
03 Spring St. All improvements
except heat. Inquire Mr.
Sebachtsr. 0,1 Spring St.. or Pol-y
ley's grocery store. so Monroe St.
“Md ”this.
mmvniur
nap wastes-roman
WANTED—Experienced stenogran
phor and bookkeeper. Adore.
reply "Experienced". clc Sentinel.
So. Nor-walls.
WANTED—Operators on Singer
sewing machines. 10 Madison St.
and door.
WANTED—White girl about 10
years of ago for light housework.
Phone tut-J between 10 and Is
I. in. I
.si
3st WASH—I‘D
WANTED—Male help tor teeter!
‘ work. Steady ammonia. goodm
wages. Diamond Battery Corp.
Goldstein Pl. East Kin-walk; '
wholeness-ale; :ss
”Woo
hoesvwerhsss.
bothniteend colored. Apply
.o-rtorwslk employment war. so
Wall St. Phillie sass.
WANTED-Thong boy and gum to
make themselves \isetulin
torya. Rubber Co. 1!! Washing-
ton .
Studs-”WM hr
nanny HAN—Building ind sis-a.
.l-s «uracil eroding. Wm
TO LET-4 rooms with improve-
ments good location. Inquire It.
Josslott. 41 ‘Soavlcw Ave. or Ill. E.
Gothamzwfl 5%
mount! ’03 SALE
”cereals es
BEAUTIM HOME—Is in' Token-
;ke. tam rogmathI-d ”mod
ocrs. co. are sun or
with tiledoor MOI“ maid's omn-
M s bath rooms. stress. large
amount or ground. Will rent.
tarnished. for 1 year at 01,300 or
sell tor $18,000 with only “.000
down payment and balance easy
tern“. Ill-.8.T.Nerris Spring. I
' dale, Ream Co. Realtor. Norwalk
tut-II or Stamford toss. -
”Imam!”-
Mirandiyhoustdmmhct
watorhoat. necro‘eieo-
trio lightens-I sewer. price 1.900
«summons»- South
Somatic .
sea SALE-6m t rooln house with
ar'sg‘eiNe. sOobot'n Ave. Let
us. Price tarot. Os. s
room house. not 00 in. No.
or Boidon Ave. Prlco' also. cos n
mu Rain-
we room on may
eluding bu lding lots. ”.000.
Robert , id. II”. or
my. Hoyt a Son‘. tel ill.
IDS SAL!
e room house
“not and two ortrebuildin‘g
ion in reel-I Ml! sash.
' ”0.000. See The Tammany Agency
nest Esmto. 0 Insurance. m.
Washington I. Phone to“.
'0‘
osssrpons a- ousness
custom
. Gravel. Sand and Loam
lbs Sale
All Kinds
Phone 1038
WALTER W. BROWN
Walnut Ave. Norwallr.'Conn.
allimpreyemenmnot "
4";
"Wm.“ ;
mud-g '
Opportunity usually comes around
.ever, the navy actmlly spent only
diuuised as trouble.
NAVY’S c031
HASAVERAGED
371500.000
The average annual cost of the
navy since the days of George Wash-
ington, whemthe army and navy
were one. has been calculated by the
navy department to have been ill.-
524.789.".
This caluclation begins with the
year 1789. when the army and n'avy
were first separated. and the navy
was given a separate appropriation.
It covers 180 years through the tis-
cal year of 1926.
During the 13s years of the navy's
life a total or a little over eleven
billion dollars has been appropri-
ated to it by vpte oi Congrou. How-
about nine and three quarter bil-
lions, or 89.121.371.391”.
This expenditure has been divided
in the annual report or the score-
tary or the navy into three periods.
The iirst covers 81 years trom 1780
to 1070 during which came the war
ct 1912 and the Civil War and the
conversion of the world-tnmous sall-
ing vessels or the early nineteenth
century into ironclad ships oi the
Monitor and Merrimac type. Less
than one billion dollars 'wss expend-
cd upon the navy during this period.
or ”41.288.989.97.
The next, period or 65 years. trom
1879 to 1921, saw the complete con-
version .ot the navy into armored
vessels. and also saw its expansion
until it ranked with Great Britain as
the torcmost navy in the world. This
period also covered both the Span-
ish War and the World War. and
cost the nation over seven billions,
or 87.294.000.082JB.
The average annual expenditure
tor the last tour years has been
greater than in any other period
save that during the war The up-
keep 0! the navy trons 1921 to 1025.
despite curtailment in building capi-
tal ships due to the Washington
Sgptsssrence. has totaled 01. 901.181.-
Inventory
PERCY—I'll go through every-
thing tor you dear.
DREAM GIRL—Well. how much
have you got to go through l-—Au-
BELL' ISLAND
Thosedssirtngtoplaooltoms
inthiscolumaebouldcomatual-
cats with Miss Josephine ll.
loegamtol. 1080.0rwtth'rbe
monument».
ISLAND TENNIS
PLAYERS MEET
COUNTRY CLUB
_
A tennis match between the Bell
Island Juniors and the Norwslk
Country club will be played today“
old .Jupo Pluvlus behaves himsalt.
The singles lineup tor the Bell Island
team follows: ’
Sherwood Smith. ilrst. ‘ .
Brooks Peters. second. . 4
Andrew J. Mulcore. third.
Doubles:
Sherwood Smith and Andrew Mul-
care, first set.
Albert Erskine and Brooks Pet-
ers, second set.
O O O
Mrs. A. M Chamberlin and daugh.
tors. Ruth and Marion. ct Rochester.
N. Y.. are the guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Creuscr of "Comfort"
cottage. Miss Ruth Chamberlain is
society editor oi the Rochester Jour-
nal. Under the name 6! Aunt Emily.
Miss Chamberlin broadcasts bedtime
stories from Station WHEC.
O O O
Mrs. James C. stagg or "Stone-
crest." Rocky Point road is visiting
Iricndc in Leonie, N. J'.
O O O
Miss l-Ielen Frost was s. recent vis-
itor at Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Smith or Summit avenue.
O O O
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Storm of
Sound Beach, well known on Ball
Island are spending a few weeks in
Maine.
O O O
Mrs. Frederic W. Houston and
daughter. Letty. of Smmit avenue
have left the island for the Mount
Washington Inn. Brctton Woods.
o o o
Mrs. F. Neumullpr of New York
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Eu-
gene P. Bernstein yesterday.
o e o
Edward Kayscr has returned
from a trip to Montreal. Canada,
and is visiting his family here.
u s o
. Dr. J. J. McGowan of Beach ave-
nuo is spending his vacation at Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y.
O O O
There are only a few more weeks
lett to try for one oi: the season's
bridge prises. The ten highest play-
ers to date are:
First. Dr. Edwin C. Nestler, IS.-
958.,
Second. W. Frank Schwartz, 18,-
108.
Third. Mrs. Charles Perry. 13.088.
Ié‘ourth. Mrs. Hearn w. Streak 18,-
01 .
Filth, Mrs. Clarence Spear. 12.220.
Sixth, C. Brooks Peters, 13.193.
8Seventh. Mrs. Harold Clarke. 13,.
1 7 .
Eighth. Mrs. Edward Kayler. 1&-
051.
Ninth, Mrs. M. Gray, 11.801.
Tenth. Mrs. Harry McDermott.
11. 991.
o o e
A tennis tournament for the men
or the island will be held over La-
bor Day. September 4. 5 and 0.
Single and double matches will be
played. The entl‘anco ice for the
singles is 50 cents. and $1 per team
for the doubles. _
Those wishing to onto): the tour-
nament will kindly notify C. Brooks
Peters or Albert Erskine. Jr.
All entries must be in by August
29.
O O O
The positions on the ladder ten-
nis tournament at present are:
Sherwood Smith. Herbert A.
Schwartz. Jr.. Billy Selwyn. Albert
swore. London. In
Erskine. Jr.. S.hy Selwyn. John
n
OUTIOUR .WAY. ., “' 6,; ByWILLIAMS
,2 ‘4 or... more * ~ .
”ninesfium‘ ’ -- A’WEGK $9. :
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o ne‘- 1' 119.35% ' 39-345 ‘
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Wuvl'l-Iouriér , 5:3er . CH'H wows
wane/.00 AC. NSF-2%: in“ 3..
vac WGET 05¢ "HE?“ 3A,..‘S-E ‘ r"?
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W DISPLAY
la r g e, light,
cement cellar
closed-in rear
to everything.
chance.
23 North Main Street
Ollice Phone 3915
3 e
‘ “Service that Serves”
WALTER R. COLLINGS
REALTOR
General Insurance'
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY "»
Look This Ove
This Week
HERE IS 'A MAN who owns a
beautiful new home with 6
airy 1‘ O 0 Ill S,
double hard-wood floors, a de-
lightful roomy tiled bath
room, an artistic fire place,
with the best
heating s y s t e m obtainable,
open attic, a cozy breakfast
nook, large front porch and
porch. Front,
side and rear entrance,
cement walks, beautiful lawn, ,1
plenty shade, a garage to I
match the house, gas, sewer, ' 31
city water, electricity. Finest
location and neighborhood in "
the city. Lot 50x137. This is . ‘
a home of the finest, every- '
thing in the very highest state ;,
of newness, near and handy
HE WANTS TO SELL’ and if *— ,:
you want to buy this is your I
O nly $10, 500 with
about $2, 000 cash. '
INVESTIGATE! 'ACT NOW!
Call, Write or Phone
_ *1
South Norwalk, Comb;
Residence 3699
New six-room house. all modern improvements, includ- "
ing open fireplace, built-in book cases, built-in cedar
, chest, one car garage. etc., located 150 ft. off East Ave.
on Hendrick St. Will be ready for occupancy Sept. lst.
‘Price $2000.00 cash, balance of $6,000. 00 to
remain on mortgage.
FOR SERVICE CALL
TAYLOR & GOLDEN CO.
A ‘ TELEPHONE 1230
scorn; uoswsu: rsusr comm BUILDING
fi'
oxen». f. ;. ,« , .-
Gioetsner. Malcolm Hayes. Henry
Pisring. James J. Dore. Jr.. Charles
Snitten. Jr.. Eugene Bernstein. Jr.,
Arthur Clarke, Donald Brush. Kent
Crcuur. 0. Brooks Peters, Andrew
J. Muleare. Jr., C. Wellsley Smith.
Louis Wat-doll. Clark Salmon. Mel-
ville F. Riley. Jr.. George Riley.
O - O O
Preparations are in order tor a
diving contest to be held between
the girls of Bell Island and Harbor
View. A contest was held last
year between Shirley Johnston. oi
Harbor View. and Ann Matthews, at
Pine Point. in which Miss Matthews
was victorious. Many or the Island-
ere are looking forward to another
attain at this kindin the near in-
o e Is
A week trbrn tomorrow night. Sat-
urday. August IS. the annual barn
dance will be held. and Friday. Au-
gust II. the Bell Island Carnival will
take place.
O O O
Moo. McGowan and daughter. Joan
will return to .the Island next week.
O
'Georgo D. Smith is oh a vacation
trom his duties in New York city.
James Doro. Jr.. or Srooltlyn is
spending the week—end- with his
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. J.
my. Bound View. Rocky Point
O O O
. Kr. and Mrs. II. Joseph Wright
will w friends over the
wash-sud.
O O
Shell-so holandlllnlaPow.
‘ norm It 'gavoaeurd
.wcrcrr. M-
I" mop-tWednes'uayin
as. armaments.
*' 3' O O O
learn Facets-spoutinl’tuslu.
e' ;
'ning. Among those present wet
Mary Mallory. Josephine N. Keegan‘i'?‘
Ines Montelth. Doris Turner. Jea
Harper. Elinor Leonard. Sherw
Smith. Cecil Hope. Andrew J. Mu :
cave. Jr.. Brooks Peters. Albert Ers-
kine. William Solwyn. Warren Ito-I
binson Malcolm Hayes and Charles 1
Snitien. .J'
o o o :{
Mr. and Mrs. Silkworth of Rocky 4
Point Road are visiting in New 3
York.”
Brakeman Eiler Hurts
Log In Local Yards."
Anton E. Ellers. 970 Titisny stree ,_
the Bronx. brakeman on the New,"'
Haven read. sustained a possible”;
tracture oi the leg at 9: 45 last night;
when. in leaning out or a standing;
car. at the South Norwaik trelgh
yards he' was hit by another out
which drew up along side.
He was taken to the Not-wait?
hospital where Dr. Henry C. Sharer!
attended him. X-ray pictures word
taken today to determine the saris?
ousness ot the injury. To results:
have not yet been made known. Ella?
erswasreportedtobsinagoodoon-r
dition at the Norwaik hospital this
morning.
Test Answers
The following are the answers
the ”cautions appearing on the
. I~—'-hi’ary Garden.
S—Albcrt.
S-A plateau near Quebec. , »
“15.000 a year. ,
S—‘Northeru lights
u—A balloon runs.
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