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mum.—
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'd ~Wanted—Instruction '
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Isl-Poultry and Surviiee
Ids—Wanted—Live Stock
alumn—
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name of Rover. Finder phone “3
Situations Wanted—hie It
RANDY NAN—Building and clean-
ing cosspcole; grading. hedge cut-
Bnrtrem i: Bayview Ave. So. Nor-
Walk.
1024 FORD ROADSTEil—Balloon
tires. Bosch system. 1928 Essex
four touring. 1923 Dodge Roadster,
1021 Durant sedan. 'Phcne 1158
after 6 p. m.
1931 FORD TOURING—Self starter
and in good condition. $75.00.
Easy terms. Phone 3820W.
A isle—Hudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloon Itires. disc wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles
can NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1881 SI Wall St. Norwalk
PIERCE-ARROW—d-IS. live pal-
sengor touring. run 10.00u miles.
6 new tires. fully equipped with
Westinghouse s h ock absorbers.
New battery. car in perfect me-
chanical condition. Price $500 for
quick sale. Address Box 65. clo
Sentinel Ofilce or phone 1280.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwslk
Phone rm
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Westport
i590
Repairing—Service Stations rs
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your ear washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
s Elisabeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE
mm commenter.
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires
years of practical experience.
A. II. KELLNER.
Phone 272 Westport
Burne- ServiccsOffered
A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
u Woodward Ave.
10
Phone us
AWNINGS
Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned 84.00
Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drillins
Fitzgerald Co. Tel soso.
First a New Ste. East Norwalk
WOOSTER & DAVIS
A. ll. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPBOLSTERING —- and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers‘ supplies. Chat-
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg.. So. Norwalk.
Building and Contracting is
JOSEPH V. FABRIZIO
Building Mason and general Con-
tractor.
es Stuart Ave.
Telephone 2173-2.
, .
Cleaning, Dyeing. Renovating.”
HELLO Stun—New hatf No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing list Shop. 11 ‘N Main St. S.
Norweilt Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
or call 05 Cedar St. Reward. ting; lawn mowing; planting. and
local-trucking. James Fuller. as
AUTOIOTIVS Taylor Ave. Phone «11.
Automobiles For Sale 11 m 31-00;
BUICK FOUR—Tourney in good
running condition. sood battery Poultry and Sepplys dl
and rubber. Price $36.00. Edward p, nomno
APARTMENTS—~6 rooms and bath.
ll. CHAPEL 8T.—Apartmont of I
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Ponitrv cleaned and dressed while
you wait. Fewls 40c lb. Broilers
doc. Roasting chickens doc.
Roosters 10c.
18 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk
t
Phone "ll.
museums:
Artldm For Sale Ii
DRAFTMAN'S—Drawing table 89
by 51 inches. Telephone nor.
GET YOUR GOODS—This Tuesday.
Lots of new things in The Blue-
ston Remnants. Will not be open
nost'Thursda-y. Jewish Holiday. 13
‘Raymend St.
BoatsandAccs-oriu
HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps s comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone for rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Norwelk sue—w
[INLMW- so
FIRE WOOD FOR seen—stats
per cord 4 ft. length. 111.00 per
cord out any also you wish. Phone
Norwallt m. lento Construction
Co. Roweyton Ave.
Borne-Mode Things so
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE— Pri-
vate sale. Call between 6 and I
evenings before Sept. 15th. 2
Couch Street, So. Not-walk.
Household Goods
ItATTRliSSBS—Bos springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
mado. renovated and repaired
Telephone 811. Norwaln Mattress
Ce. it Frankun Street. South
Norwellr.
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PIANO—Upright. mahogany finish.
latest design. Splendid tone and
action. Very exceptional piano
for beginner. Good for many
years' service. Bargain at 0115.
Easy payments arranged, Free
delivery. Fox Plano Co.. North
Main St. So. Norwallr.
BOOKS AND BOARD
Rooms With Board
FURNISHED ROOM and breakfast
for one or two.-elso~garege for
rent. 2? Quintsrd Ave. phone
8000. .
31 VAN ZANT ST.—Eest Norwalk
furnished rooms for men. steam
best. electric lights-baths near C.
at K. factory 88.60 and 84.00 per
week. Meals if desired. Phone
2234.
Rooms Without Board 65
.7
rooms. also garage. Phone 19.
s VAN ZANT ST.—Eest Norwalk.
,Nice furnished front room for
gentlemen. ‘
3 UNION PARK—Nicely furnished .
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‘ That’s what you
San Francisco or from
commends-
commend the classified
them the quickest and
selling success.
lug—because it has me
sud eflort for them.
if the ads there include
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ous to you—so you travel via the route he re.
There are thousands of people who will re-
They will gladly praise classified advertis-
Ouce YOU buy and ‘sell via the classified
route-you'll see its great advantages.
Turn NOW to the classified section.
And if you’re in the selling game, call 92
and ask for an all-taker.
The A34) Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Diderent—In Opportunity
say to some one who is
St. Louis to New Orlealns.
route to you—i! you ask
best way to buying and
ant great saving'of time
. See
the article you want.
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0WD DISPLAY
he Weather
Fireproof your
liner: Pair tonight and
business uly. Slightly cooler tonight "
\ aesday.
Modern methods of build- .
ing construction and tested 3"
fire prevention equipment con- .
tribute much to your safety.
But dro insurance places the
one euro protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult of tire. ‘ (V K?"
Be uro your insurance is PRl‘
adoquao and correctly sp- .
plied. We will gladly inspect
your tire risks.
J. M. Layton Co.. Inc.
36 Washington Street
insurance and Real Slate
TELEPHONE ss
Without a Doubt The
Buying Opportunity Oil '11..
—.:
which means that. you are‘ getting an e.
tionally well built house at Auction Price. q
ON LOT 50x 135
' FOR SALE
Bight room house. Modern. nice-
ly located off West Ave. Price
$10,000.
REAL [STATS FOR RENT
losses the Rent it
10 1213le AVE—8 room house. all
improvements. lot 50 x 160. fruit
trees. Telephone 1841 W. H. Ba.
ltor. Will rent or ‘sell.
828 FLAX HILL ROAD—Seven
room house all improvements
Inquire Jphn Fodcr 22 Flax Hill
Rd. Phone 2828-8.
REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
donors For Sale Id
Business Property For Sale on
I ELY AVE—Cigar, candy.
cream and stationery store.
AUBURN ST.—-Off Sound View Ave.
ll room semi-bungalow. all im-
provements. hot water heat. hard-
wood iioors. 1 car garage. with
1 or 8 lots. House a years old.
Furnished if desired. Owner
leaving city.
CORNER McKINLEY BIL—And Mc.
Kinlcy Place Rowayton. 0 room
house and lot 84 x 1‘." x 150. W.
F. Ambler.
Houses For Sale
FOR SALE—One ii room hbuse with
ice
so s 165. Price 85.500. One 6
room house. Lot so a 150. No.
5'! Belden Ave. Price ".500. One
s room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
auding b u ilding lots. 86.000.
Robert Joseloii‘. tel. 1809. or Wil-
- liam F. Hort do Son. tel 485.
FOR SALEd-Sev‘ersl fine building
lots in best sections of ‘the Nor-
waika. also farms. business blocks
and houses.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St Phone 1121
Lots For Sale so
fist. sore-1's roa ester
‘is
Apartments and Flare
steam heat. hot water. janitor
service. 350.00.
FIRST DISTRICT —- Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors 88.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St. Phone
33“.
8 rooms and bath. very desirable
for one or two persons. “0.00.
Alden Apartments.
Phone 111?.
rooms. all improvements. Rent
825.00. Inquire M So. Main St.
Telephone 60.
lam. mm SW 55
NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Spools! rvans for
ruiwm BEACH SECTION—Won-
derful location, near waterfront. 2
lots 40:100. Inquire B. 0. Weekes.
Phone 2267. '
FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot
water heat. hsrdwood floors, elec-
tric lights. gas. sewer. price ".500
genes. No. es Osborn Ave. Lon
AUCTIONS—“0A1.
WNW
At a Court of Probate holdcn at
Norwalk. within and for the District
of Nerwslll. on the 1st day of Sep-
tember. A. I). 1926.
Whereas. written application has
been manic to this Court for the filo
ing and recording in and by this
Court of certain writings with said
application filed and therein alleged
to be the duly authenticated and ex-
emplified copy of the will of Freder-
ick Seymour. late of East Orange. in
the County of Essex and State of
New Jersey. decfised. and of the
record of the proceedings had estab-
lishing the same in and by the Sur-
rogate's Court for said ‘County of
Essex;
Ordered: That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwaik. on the 10 day of
September. 1916. at 10 o'clock. fore-
noon. and all persons interested
therein are hereby cited then and
there to appear if they see cause
and be heard thgon: and it is fur-
ther
Ordered. That biic notice of said
application and of the time and
place of the hearing thereon and
all persons interested in said matter
by said applicant causing a copy of
these orders and citation to be pub-
lished in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said District. at least five
days before said day of hearing. and
that notice be given to e Tax coin.
missioner of the State Connecti-
cut. by a clerk of this'Court mailing
to him a. copy of those orders. on or
before the 6th day of September.
1926.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ESTATE OF MAI LEVY.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 88..
PROBATE COURT. September 1. A.
D.. 1926. ‘
Estate of Max Levy leteoof Nor-
wslk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of 'Norwellt. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of sai Es-
tate to exhibit their claims to set-
tlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested.
within said time. will he deberred a
recovery. All persons indebted to
sold Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
ANN!
noticeof said citation be given to”
Modern six room house. Every 0
ifliotvfng' 1‘" 75 't' m“ 7; All the beauty of modern design in this house
8mm on“, on, and m “m", l »--all the soundness of construction that better-
hou-eu. built type houses are noted for. Six large,
CANTY & C0 light, airy rooms with every possible conveni-
e choc—large bath room—built in tubs—gas—
gutom electricity—sewer—city water—steam heat—a
convenient stairway to attic—large front porch
-—closed in rear porch-plenty of shade-
cement cellar—sidewalks—etc., and best of all
it’s in the finest location and neighborhood in
the city.
INSPECT THIS BARGAIN
BEFORE BUYING
it so. n... at Phone sso
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
. Lois For Solo so
I ROOM HOUSE—In business dis-
trict of East Norwallr. fine possi-
biiitlos. as could be converted into
2 family residence with stores in
front if desired. 81.600 and only
88,000 initial payment. Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Cell Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdale
Realty Co.. Realtors. Norwalk
1941-18 or Stamford ‘0“. Can, Write or Phone
AUCTIONS-LEGALS . .
k... 1..,...,... .. . “Service that Satisfies’f
ESTATE OF JOSEPH HAVILAND.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. Sl.
PROBATE COURT. September 4 A.
WALTER 'R. COLLINGS
D.. 1926.
Estate of Joseph Heviland late of B E A L T 0 R
Norwnlk in said District. deceased.
xgi‘bdgnd" That the administratrlx. .General Insurance
c it her Administration account ‘
to this Court for adjustment. at the 23 N01“! Md“ Street south Norwalk' COM
Probate office in Nor-walk. on the Residence 3699
11 day of September 1926. at 2
o'clock afternoon; and that all per-
sons interestcd in said Estate may
be notified thereof. the Executor will
cause this order to be published in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. at least five days be-
fore said is day of September 1926
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
Test Answers
Check your‘answers to the ques-
tions on Comic page with these to
see how many you were able to an-
srver correctly: ‘ ‘
1—Dr. S. Petites Cadmsn.
2—96.
l—Stl Lawrence.
d—South Carolina.
s—Northern Alabama.
s—New York World.
7—Sisty feet and six inches.
s—University of Oxford. England.
s—Grcenfleld. Mich.
Io—Woshington.
Oillce Phone 3915
ed at the beach was “Ruth Nugent
Night” at the Harbor View club-
house Saturday evening. in which
Ruth Nugent. assisted by her father.
J. C. Nugent and her husband. Allan
Bunce. delighted the guests with a
memorably fine entertainment.
Opening their act with a scene
from Barrie's “The Little Minister."
in which Miss Nugeut has Just
closed a successful tour. they fol-
lowed it with another scene. this
one from “Kempy.” written by J.
C. and Elliot Nugent and the New
York comedy hit of a few . seasons
ago. Both met with as many rounds .
of applause as their closing skit.
“Meal Hound." in which they ap-
peered some time ago at the Palace
theatre in New York.
The celebrated theatrical family.
everyone of Which has achieved an
envious reputation. generously of-
fered their talent to the entertain-
ment committee. and as a special
feature attracted as large an at-
HARBOR VIEW
Those desiring to plans from
in this column should communi-
cate with tendon Herrick. tel.
as. . ‘
PARADE FOR
unllllllll AT
CLUBHOUSE
Athletic Events Today—
Nugents Please Again
With Saturday Night
moving. I ton Neck dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
sol-rt nights.
whom
llelp Wanted-Female as
75mins BNVELOPES—At homo.
Earn money. addressing-mailing.
spare time. Trial supplies free.
Write q'uick. Mgr. F-15 Box 511s
Kansas City. Mo."
AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN on
GIRL—As assistant society editor
of the Evening Sentinel. Newspap.
er experience dot necessary but
education and ability to write
simple English correctly on a
typewriter are essential. Good op.
portunity for any girl who likes
the smell of printer's ink and
wants to learn newspaper work.
Applicants. please call at the Son-
tinel office and interview Mrs.
Copeland or Mr. O'Brien between
10mm.andlp.rn.oratothsr
hours by appointment. ‘
BRIGHT YOUNG GIRLS—Wanted
for light work in factory. Edwin
Boese Chestnut St. So. Norwallr.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —
Rabhor Co. 127 Washington St. So.
Norw‘alk.
leip-Ilelofienlklhmals u
BRISSERS -- Thoroughly expor-
isnced on Jersey and woolen
dresses. Apply immediately. If. N.
Ifayehcif Co. Kerwin It.
WANTED—Cooke tie up. Couples
housework
\
0180 up. meal are...
both while and colored. Apply
Norwalit ompbment agency. as
Wall St. Phone use.
lleb Weasel—late
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to quick buyer. Box 899 South LEVY. NOW TURN to the section or ' . tendence to the weekly dance as
1'1 me.HILL Rn“ rooms and 2&5le V Exocutris. service and read the classified offers. Entertainment that institution has enjoyed this
kitchenette. '- ” improvements. ‘ . season. The delight of the audience
steam hoot. Goran. TOIOPIIOM . TM Children ' parade 1“ the club. could be easily measured by the al-
"3. .. OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS house yesterday afternoon. one of most thunderous applause that
IZABBTH ST-B rooms. hath. . V ‘ .... the numerous events of the week. greeted the actors when they made
Eri-eut low. Telephone 410' evenings J ‘ ‘I ' i l - w ., v I'. ‘“"’—‘ ' "‘ v ~ -~ 4 “id “mm”- though toned indoors 3: provzrbial bowuwl‘hilmnb‘ll“ now
1489. H H I l I ll WELL MAi Vain-£06 b’ ”1° wu‘h‘“ ”'"nmu’" 1°" pmblymrlde summer colony
"T to with all km "W" I I ' -' -WE"GOT-1H.l " ”l” °f "3 charm thereby, and boasts of'so many celebrated reel-
6 ROOMEfiannnwul Inquire 3:; . -’ .. ‘CAR FIXED Up C‘JO'NE RIGHT r proved a hishly amusing and suc- dents as Harbor View. None 'aro
3.23%.". :5 Laws lit-Telephone K " /' -/ V iAND 'fi-l' GARA'GE l|T$.CLEAN: - «um emmmmnt' ”me" by 3;” 1313‘liooilil‘lty‘EENTESI
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28”. . ALI: Ni CE. \ §CLEANER'N: - ‘ :lcollvizllnoro than the children them- for their ”"1“. to the club.
i marrow Ayn—s rooms all 4» 9 ’ “ Every rank of life was represented *-
improvements. Phone nasal. AHDIC. .,§AN1 . .A‘GOL “SH H in the colorful line of march that 5 gig] Cattle Prizes i
' ' or: ‘ fl "M GASOLNE‘ wound its way about the clubhouse. p0 ,
8' MELBOURNE ROAD—House. s HAiN"'|T Kings and convicts. hutlers and Offered At Daub
rooms. all improvements and gor- \ .. , ‘ l ehelks. chorus girls and farmers— m
It.» in W residential section 0: .5. ‘ _ ' DA ? '4 4" 5.} . all were there. disfonrding for the F ' N tM ‘h
Norwalk. of! East Ave. two min- o v/ 2‘ . moment the distances society had an ex on
utss walk to uptovzn gator. 38:10.11» 2‘ -. ‘ 4r ’ blind: between them. enjoying the
10 Melbourne roe . one . x . i- ng or itg own "kg,
F a After the march. the children The following “peel: 5:2." 2::
22 MADISON ST.—Nicaly furnished ’5 ""4 up before the mam comprise been altered by the 0 en.
room. with or without M ‘11 ' . ad of three guests at the beach, “a slab Association of America. for ex-
'°°°'“‘°“"°‘“' “1"”9“ mm“ "‘ hm“ "1° ""4 of th- vflm Batty hiblts at the 192s Dsnbury Fair.
“‘1'“- Pfl'm 11"“ “n “1 ,. , ' Hlld “the Follies six-land Barbara Ono statuette or Model or true
week. '» Hm? I; the Fargo: maid were in. cow, for best exhibit of our
- . ‘ ° ° I” 0" 0 two b d—this to be determined by the
_ - 5 rec
u ORCHARD ST. 340°“:th ollllll 1 most beautiful costumes. The prize Judge of the breed and the 'upefln-
provements. decora up 0 ate. ‘9’ the most original costume went tendent of cattle: one gold medal.
at 0 BN3 'AVI. ~ Handsome ‘czn'lvi‘glfeofgfl “Who hm. ‘ for get-of-sire—four animals. both
b cw. s rooms and bath. all prise for 1h . no; ””6”“ and “3° sexes represented including not
cosmonauts. newly decoratedn . w” b, no“, Mung: :3" :5" more than two bulls. (Sire must be
Ra t h .. .. ~ W“ ’ named): one bronze medal. for pro-
n reasons is. . a rolling stone.
it COVE AVE 5 d b th '-. . . . does on cow-vtwo animals, the pro-
on nonunion;- mefn Philno‘ ’ . n" Tm" ”‘4 “m “m" ”W!" ‘"Xil°l'.i'.:h°°3n tin t these
sin-z or ms. ' ' - “M ‘°’ sud” “mm”- "' W" awards must. be .2'....'...°i. the
m“ “m" "m ”m" °“ "°°°“‘ Holstaill-P‘reisian Herd Book of
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