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mm contemporaries
an see are restricted so their
proper cuanacauw and the regular
Sentinol‘awio or type.
I CLASSIFIED RATES
Daily rate per lin‘e ‘tor cousco-
tive ' :-
Ill W. pagan-sees; oo. 0..
Tmmn ceoaoosoos so' so!
on. m, 'lIDQOOOIIII '1. So.
4 n No advertisement taken for is-
p then so cents. Based on a minimum
at I lines.
“Count live average words to the
.. - i
Charged ads will be rpceivod by
telephone and‘ it paid at otdoo with-
in seven days from tho drst day of
insertion cash‘rato will be allowed.
,4. Adsordorod for three or sis days
. and etcppod_boforo expiration wil‘,
l only be chas‘ged for the number oi
1‘: times the ad appeared and adiust-
, mont made at the rate med.
. Special rate for yearly advertising
upon rayon.
m ENTERED [allows
As an accommodation
extension at its public sent“,
“ to those
5 CLASSIFIED
" ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscribe
ere. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of ilrst
insertion with tho exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will iio paid
hetero tho seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
mounuation of the pcliq
is” dependent on the ac- ~
operation given by the public
‘ * minimising collection as-
In!” by prompt Wil-
W;
3 moments. Cemetery Lots
‘ incties‘ and Lodges
't and Found
TIVE—
obile Agencies
”out obiles For Sale
s-l-Auto Trucks For Sale
18-Autc Accessories _
Ie—Garagoe—Actoo ltor ‘niro
15—Motorcyclss and Bicycles
‘ I‘l—BWantod—Aetombiive
shamans cannon-
lid-Business Services ‘Oflorod.
HBuilding and contracting
. e 1-1-Drassmakln'g and Millinsry
I tofloating. Plumbing. Roofing
', e-Ineurance and Surety Bonds
: l‘ .gs—erokinr—Storage
I se—Painting. Papering. Decorat-
‘ i “I. 3".
SI—Proio‘lional Services ' -.
nae—Re g and Refinishing
‘ tho-'1‘ ’gand Pressing
fwadted~3usinese Service
a VDOMNT— ;
j‘ “Mnmploymcnt Measles
“Map-new Wanted—Female
. was-aria. Wanted—Hale
“WV-allele and Female
= Ell—Solicitors. Canvassors. Agents
le—fltnations Wanted—Finale
jun—Situations Wanted-Male 4
,,. V ass Opportuni
f, '. ones to loan—nome-
INSTRUCTION-
‘ ds-dlocel Instruction Clause
sa-dlusieai. Dancing. Dramatic
, dd-Wentad—Instructicn
W STOCK-e
gamete. Cats. Other Pets
' u-nlorses. Cattle. V
ee—Poultry and Sun!!-
‘u-Waatec. live Stock
n as for Sale
g1....nartor and Exchange
".an taster-lass
“—311an and Otileo help:
if“
still-'-
‘1
n l
u. '
.s
" 1
meat
gprarm and Dairy Products
gm greed. Fertiliser ,
S'Wlnmfl to My -.
sk-wneo ‘to lat . ,
{more to loop in Ten
‘
. arousesmrs
summer 0'
Mofmnks' I
Help Wanted—Male ll
CARD Oii‘ THANKS-I wish to
thank all the lodges. Camp 11 of
P. O. S. ot‘A.. Camp I of
tho rl’. 0. of A.. and the Old
Well Commandery. No. 050, U. 0.
G. 0.. and also all the many
the illness of Brother Isaac T.
Payne. and for the many flowers:
.I want also to thank all friends
for their attentions and help dur-
ing my husband's sickness.
_ Hislwife, Lottie B. Payne.
Strayed,hcst.llound ‘
KEYS LOST—Between So. Nos-walk
..and notes) Point. Owner's name
on tag. Return to Henry Schenk.
Evening Sentinel Ofilce.
STRAXED—From tho I) e r i e n
. Boarding Kennels.
bitch. Reward, phone 2338 Nor-
walk. -
AUTONO’INS
Ausonsobilos lbr lets it
A Inbound-on Coach. I brand
new balloon tires. disc wheels. or.
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 188!
FORSALE-n
‘ 1025 Paige 5 Pass. Brougham 81.00:
1025 Hudson Sedan . . . . . . . . . 1,00
1933 Maxwell Roadster ...... 276
‘1924 Federal Truck 1 1-2 ton 1.200
VAABT BROS.
Cadillac Dealers
as West Ave.
Hupmobile’
friends Ior their kindness during -
WANTED-Boys over 11‘ years for
machine work, also boys on tho
floor. it. Jacob d: Son. So. Nor-
walk.
WANTED—Vertical end horisontal
boring operators. turret and lathe
bands and experienced orectore.
Apply to The N orwalk Company.
, room MAN WANTED,
Must have High school education;
. o
k.
Servicé Depends 0n
Sydteml
All the telephone lines in the city would be
a rest nuisance instead of a great convenience
.1 each ’phone weren't numbered and prop-
erly connected with the central exchange.
Irish setter
a.
96 Wall Stu Nos-walk
Good opportunity for ha working
young man to learn busino Apply
at once. ti. Landau. 121 Washing-
ton St. References required.
Help-Isl. Ind Female M
WANTEMooka "a up. Couples
8160 up. general houseworkera.
both whito and colored. Apply
Nos-walk employment agency. 00
Wallet. Phene "it. e
WANTED-Young boy and girl to
.make themselves useful in fan-
tory. diabhor Co.. 11'! Washing-
ton 8t. .. ' I
situation Wanted—lasts ss
.HANDY IAN—Building and cloan-
ing cosspoole: grading. hedge cut-
ting; lawn mowing; planting. and
local trucking. James. Fuller. es
Taylor Ave. Phone “17.
, masons.
Money To loan—Mortgages so
Investors Mortgage A: Guaranty Co.
-B. D. Pierce, Jr.. Pres.
' R. E. Sprague. Soc'y.
50! Johnson Bldg.. Barnum 1718
New Planxsecond Mortgage Loans
intervals.
divided into carefully
4L
.
And the street car service would be a ublic
annoyance instead of a public utility—-
cars didn’t run on regular routes and at regular
And this newspaper's Classified Section would
be a community “grab;bag" instead of a com-
munity market-place—ii all the ads weren't
and alphabetically listed under each one!
In these columns and columns of interest-
ing little ads you get the same sort! of intelligent
and necessary service that the telephone and
transit company give you.
Instead oi savmg your minutes and your
steps, as the other two utilities do, the A-B~C
Classified ads save your dollars and your dis-
, position. ‘ .
The A84! Classified Ads
Always a Same—In Service
Always t—In Opportunity
the
grouped Classifications
i
e
l
Leeann" and declared that his reason
nil;
can. asrarn roa sens
matter—Service Stations to
Repairing on all makes ot cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
s Elizabeth St. Tel mt
BUSINESS SERVICE
~ ‘mnnv newsman.
SCIENTIFIC TREE; WORK
, . requires ‘
years of practical experience.
A. 11. smart.
Phone 272 Wastpcrt
Divine. Services Offered
A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPHOLS’I‘EBING
Custom Blip Covers. ‘
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains. ,
80 Woodward Ave.
Phone “I
AWNINGS
Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.‘
The l'ltsgorald Awning Co. '
First and New Sis. East Norwaik
Tel. soso
WOOBTER.‘ DAVIS
A. K. WOOS'I‘ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. '
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
omen. . i
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
. Bend tor Booklet 9!: Patents. -
urnomnnmc — and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
Gluing. etc. A. Berg-tram.
10 as as Fae BldI'l .0! ”m
HELLO Blur—New bait No. the
old one cloaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell lwhe' ,! did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shep. 11-h! Main St. S.
Nos-wail: Conn. up 1 flight states.
a satisfied customer is our also.
Mom. mm m SI
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Pianohoisting. Special vans tor
moving. e.tcn luck dumps. toe
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
sot-1i nights. .
W
leip- mm as
LB WANTED—Roma Steam
ends-m vdl Day St, Sc. Norwalk.
ran mom—musimI-iag or
its kind wishes to appoint a few
ladies o: rednmesu and business
commutation to our customers
in thissecantmauo one to asses
sopsrvisca This,“ a menu. dig:
niilod wpb. Pass a good income
and upholstered supplies. Chair .
New
menus.nrm.nmvemso '
"‘4 " W“ 3“ ‘°' 4° mum. bungalow.
.N'E'WM ‘ ; erooms'ded~:oth.sil ‘
WW ea Singer "““h”"" m.
W’s-nelson ”Madman, eeOshernAvo..lsstNo . J
“M " ‘ r iron maul-t or Irma-‘3‘:
Windy. . CedarSt. r less 0!
“a... M333 3‘ Bresnan’e market. so Wall St.
cast-ell and we‘re: others we Noreen. phone m. ‘
"fl‘u’mu emu-niac- , > ,
mom." ran Jonathon-e u. ”m,fi°f‘w"gubfi
hensacanve‘sbingaadsrsaronet germanium“ reasonable. ‘
"hm.“ "‘ “a'.“"“".. ”'9' met. um ml...
some . ‘ “" “trainer; . it”. ‘
WWWomaay for general T0 WI M l: M013“?!
ragtime Ava-so. .1qu . “tumult": ”1"“ ‘00
ROAMER CAR—Sp e 0! al tourer. S m STOCK lioness For 5an ad
nvs passenger, for sale at 4 Con- ' ’ -
cord Sh. So. Norwalk. Poultry and Sappln ‘0 FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 lamily house. i rooms. hot
W. 3- ‘Uan 9- ROMANO water heat. hardwood floors, elec-
“1:11:11 Nara?“ LIVE POULTRY MARKET trio lights. sea sewer. price ".000
one Poultry cleaned and dressed while to me u . . cs ”9 39““,
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE you wait. Fowls 400 lb. Broilers "0,2,“:- b y '08
Westport 45c. R o a s t i n g chickens .450.
m Roosters soc. - you SALE—Newly completed a
HOUSE BOA'iHo charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps 0 comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone for rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Norwaik sees—w
MM.W SI
nun WOOD I‘OR ‘ saw—sis.“
per cord 4 ft. length. 011.00 per
cord cut any also you wish. Phono
Nos-walls ass. canto Construction
Co. Itowayton ave.
WW II
MATTRESSEl-ncg Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Tolepbono ail. Norwaia Mattress
Co. at Franklin Street. South
Norwalk.
IIusical Merchandise as
DOUBLE DISC—Columbia records.
We have 'a few more left at, bar-
gain prices. 10 inch at 280 each.
12 inch at 82c. Your own choice.
18 Chestnut St. So. Nomlk room colonial bones in has rai-
Phone 888‘. dentisl section. Price reasonable.
, Call 80 4-3 after 6 P. M. No
monstrous "a... ‘
Boots and Accqsories 58 FOR SALE
0 room house all improvements. Lot
toxin and two extra building
lots in rear. 60:125 each. Price
310,000. See The Tammany Agency
Real Estate ds Insurance. .12!
Washington at. Phon me.
FOR SALE-4 room house. Nor-
walk. 7 room house So. Norwalk.
6,1-oom house, garage, 2 large eg-
tra lots, East Norwalk. Small
cash payment. Balanco in month-
ly payments. Inquire Van Neal.
40 Bayview Ave.. or Froeb Agency.
18 Lows St.
FOR SALE—Two 5 room houses
garage. Improvements. East Nor.
walls section. Price 36.500 Mrs.
Helnsclman d Hendricks Ave. Nor-
walk.
ROOM HOUSE—In business dis-
trict of East Norwalk. line possi-
bilities. as could be converted into
3 family residence with stores in
front if desired. 87.500 and only
$3.000 initial payment. Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Call Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdnle
latest_ design. Splendid tone and
» action» Very exceptional piano
‘ forbcginner. Good for many
yeara' service. Bargain at 8125.
Easy payments arranged. Eros
delivery. Fox Piano (50.. North
Main St.. So. Norwalk.
BOOKS AND IOASD
Boon- Without Board I!
resume noose—cs- or two
gentleman. board optional. no:
010 South, Norwalk.
neon m Homekeeplng ws’s
*I'OR RENT—Two beautifully fur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Must be soon to be appreciat-
ed. All imnrcirements trolley goes
by door. Bates reasonable. Ga-
rage. Telephone iron-J. 11!
Gregory Bduiovard. -
“WARNER“!
Woodman y- u
’08 Want of d rooms.
some improvements. Bent "3.00.
SOVanZantSt. Alsctfurnl'lhed
rooms for light homekeoping, with
_‘improvosnents. Inquire 0: Van
‘ melee. East Norwalk.
FOR REN'Ih—First door. I rooms
with bath, and garage. Improve-
ments and small gardeni'i: Price
” reasonable, for right perty-' III-
!rom be: it t Noptupo Am
reels-e
‘Alsu,
Am
a
rum-r ll m... gh-i staffer“
Ilia; between so and 1s
v
Fox Plano Co. North Main St» Realty Co.. Realtors. Norwnlk
So. Norwalls. 1941-12 or Stamford e054. ,
PIANO—Upright. mahogany ilnish. Lois For Sale 85
FOR flan-several tin. building
lots In oat sections of the Nor-
walkl. farms. business blocks
and, houses. *
ans-anon. st. soup.
Ital Estate;
11 Pershingxlt. Phone 1m
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Legal Notion Di
ESTATE OF GEORGE I). GILBERT
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. se. Probate
Court. August 10. A. D. 1920.
Estate of George D. Gilbert. late
of Norwalk. in acid District. de~
ceased. .
The Court of Probate for the
Diairict of Norwalk. hath limited
and allowed six months train the
date hereof tor the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their ’accounts properly at~
tested. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in~
dcbted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
LLOYD PHILLIPS.
Administrator
or A. D. Slavitt. Atty.
N O T I C E
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES.
CITY CONVENTION
The Democratic electors of the
Town and City of Norwalk are here-
by notified that s. caucus to elect
delegaiel to the Town and City Con-
vention will be held Monday ove-
ning, August 80th. at eight o'clock as
follows.
First Ward Caucus at City Court
Room, Wall St.
To elect twenty-three delegates
Second Ward Caucus at Council
Chamber. City Hail.
To elect twenty-one delogatcs.
Third Ward Caucus at Community
Hail.
To elect Ten Delegates
Fourth Ward Caucus City Court
Room, Wall St.
To elect eight delegates.
Fifth, Ward Caucus City Court
Room, City Hall. .
'l‘o elect rive delogatos.
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION
A convention of the delegates so
elected or their duly appointed alter-
nates will be held at the Council
Chamber. City Hall. on Monday
Evening, August 80th. at Nine
o'clock to elect ten delegates to at-
ttnd various Democratic conventions
as follows.
State Convention to be held ‘at
New Haven in Music Hall on
September 10th and 10th to nomi-
nate Candidates for the several State
omcers and United States Senator.
Conventions to be called later to
nominate a candidate for Congress-
man. a candidate for Sheriff. a can-
didate tor Judge of Probate and a
ca didats.for State Senator.
he delegates from the Towns
comprising the 26th Senatorial Dis-
trict attending the State Convention
will there choose a. committosman
from said district to be a member of
the State Central Committeo.
Norwalk. Conn.. August It. 1020
KATHERINE II. DISSELL.
Vice Chairman of Democratic
Town and City Committee
AND
A do igaer in Paris says. corsets
are co ng back. We say it will be
a long trip.
e
FRANK FRISCH '
unlit; SICK.
“Ellis (:0le
Deserts Team Mates In St.
Louis — McGraw Issues
Indefinite Suspension To
Second Seeker. ‘
'Cap in Frank Fripch of the New
York iapts. who disappeared from
his club mates without making
known his intentions in St. Louis
Saturday hrrivod in New‘ York late
hr absentlng himccli from the team
was due to poor health which was
chiefly due to trouble, With his legs.
The Giant's captain denied he left
the club because of disagreement
with Manager John McGraw and
when told word from St. Louis that
a. had been suspended indefinitely
he declined to comment. He said he
had not been in communication
with hicGraw and wanted to. take a
good rest.
. "When asked if he expected to re.
turn to the Giants. he hesitated and
then replied: "Sometime."
“I haven't been fclaling well lately
and want to take a. good rest in or.
der to "gain my health." said
I‘risch. “My legs have gone back on
me and I Just couldn't go on the
field. So I boarded a. train and ar-
rived at my home in New York this
afternoon.
“There's n thing, else to it I didn't
have any r in with McGraw and
have nothing to any."
McGraw Announces Suspension.
Captain Frankie Frisch, truant
second sucker oi the New York
Giants. has been suspended indefi-
nitely. Manager John J. MoCiraw an-
nounced in st. Louis yesterday sf.
ternoon. li‘rlsch left the club Batur
day .without permission. ’
"The indefinite suspension may
tut ., week or a month or a' day."
McGraw said. "It all depends on de-
velopmcnts. Frisch always has been
a well behaved player. He has an
excellent record and this is the first
tllnu he has ever done anything to
draw a penalty. I am going to take
his record into account and do not
intend to be harsh with him."
“Matty Day” Is To Be
Observed Thru State
“Matty Day" will be appropriate.
ly observed throughout Connec.1cut.
"Matty Day" will be held Satur-
day throughout tho nation. but
lovers of baseball in Connecticut.
plays. and spectators alike, who
realise the lnliuence Christy Me.-
thowson. the "Big six" had on the
national pastime. have joined in ar-
ranging special memorial games in
cities and towns thro'hout the
state. - .
Meyer Wales L. do Busssy. at Mo.
ridon. has appointed a special com-
mittee of well known Meriden
leaders and sports lovers. to co-
cparato with the activities of the
Foundation. while Mayor Gardner
ll. Weld. of New Britain. and May-
or Norman C. Stevens. of Hartford.
all have signiiled an intention to aid
in the progress. a
It was stated at the netional
headquarters at the Christy Ma.-
thewson Memorial Foundation. New
York City. that committees are be-
ing appointed everywhere to. enlist
baseball teams in the playing at
beneiit games for the tund.
. Nice People
SPRINGFIELD. Mesa—A wol 1-
known contractor was brought into
court here recently on the charge of
threat to murder. It was alleged he
ruled the family caveman style. hav.
ing once torn a gas range from the
wall to use as a weapon against a
dough r. When it came his turn
to test fy he declared his daughters
had recently attacked him with dat-
OUT OUR WAY
.......
a;
ous'smso alarm cussn'mn nrsrnar
*
In East N orwalk
A' Bargain
s
The owner is building a
and garden.
SERVICE THAT
I
23 North Main Street
Oflcc Phone 3915
You
. has just reduced the price to $6,000. .
Below actual value in order to effect an
immediate sale.
Located in. an excellent section, 1/, “
block from trolley, plot 50 x 150.
House in excellent condition, 6 rooms
and bath, gas, city water, electricity,
sewer, STEAM HEAT. One car i.
garage, plenty shade and fruit trees
CASH REQUIRED $3,000
This is truly an unusual opportunity.
Investigate Today!
CALL, WRITE 0R PHONE.
WALTER R. coimes
Rainrga .
General Insurance
Awaits 1
larger house and
SERVES
South Norwaik‘, Conn
Residence 3699
1'03 SERVICE
r"
i
FOR SALE w
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 it. 03 East Aye.
-on Hendrick St. .W ill be ready for occupancy Sept. let. . >
Price $2000.00 cash, balance of $6,000.00 to
remain on mortgage.
.TAYLOR & GOLDEN co. g3
' TELEPHONE. ,
tom uplwans racer ”mm BUILDING l
cant. ‘
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1230
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‘ ' I Here are the answers to the ques. bllSllleSS
‘ \. tlons printed-en the Comic Page. a , t b M
' -— . . odornmothoso u-
“ht l Lg?“ Barrymore I ins“ construction and tested
a-Indians. iire prevention equipmen con-
“ t—Orangeblossom. tribute much to your ety.
Bolir James hi. Barrio. But die insurance places the
c—rni American flag. one euro protection between
1W". 3mg. cc and financial loss as a re-
, “m can“... . it of fire. ‘ _
3' "delicate “”h' ‘ be sure your insurance is
ifi‘flm‘ Everest. adequate and correctly ap- i;
' - , 'plied. We will gladly inspect
' 0 No your Sre . .
. scold, Hurler "m u -
I‘ . w‘ Jo Ms Lam“ 00., Inc. .
'" from, " Ni .‘ 80 Washington Street
“flung—J"? i" 1 [insurance and neat natato
Flanagan." - d o o:s,.e 0 mouse.
O'Malley. c 4 1 1 0', 0 0 ' '
remoteness coarse a .. ,.
Nicola? use: a s e .. .
~ - ="”~' FOR SALE
traitor, ooriiossos—t g ~. . .*
located ‘070040‘10000-4 V
' White—Terwilligor.Nicela his room house with all improve-
). ram hits—Tom. sun. mam, Newly decorated .and m
.. ‘ noses-W» burglars—W- good_ repair. Price sasoo. Easy
‘ ‘ AltaaaOaasarlytntanel'rworiigser. terms. ' ‘ .
Clark, 1? ea W it
mm; by “:3: Five room bungalow near Silver.
new a: by mosses. a. mine. Largo'living room. with
Panel ’ ‘eo'. Umpires-7 dold stone nro place. Electric
wining. . . es lights. Steam heat. caress.
, game-1th. Price ".600. ‘_
CANTY & C0.
:stsaanset race-ac .
i v y. A .
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