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THE EVENING armors NORWAIK; CONN.
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, 'DEXED FOR QUICK SERVE!
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. per classification and the regular
nllnal style of type.
j CLASSIFIED RATES
_- Daily rate per line for consecu-
. e insertions:
‘ Cash
.05
- Charge
Days ......-..... .06
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’ No advertisement taken for less
an 60 cents. Based on a. minimum
6 lines. "
l Count rive average words to the
e
4 Charged ads will be received b!
_lsphone and it paid at office with-
seven days from the first day oi
on cash rate will be allowed.
[mas ordered for three or six days
‘3 stopped before expiration will
- be charged for the number oi
mass the ad appeared and admit-
t made at the rate earned.
. eelal rate for yearly advertising
__-n request.
THE SENTINED m
As an accommodation
extension of its public service.
oCREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
‘ who are telephone subscrib-
‘ Bills are mailed
mptly on the date at first
. :rtion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
betore the seven-day cull
discount has expired. The
;’ continuation of the polite!
"I. is dependent on the to-
' operation given by the Dflblic
in minimizing collection ex-
. uses by prompt payments.
unmmawmu
Strand. toss. Mud IO
Mel-NI“ ll
nnowu co’ON Dom-Answers tot
name of Rover. Finder phone “2
. or call 05 Cedar St. Reward.
AUTOHOTIVS
GET YOUR GOODS—Jule Tuesday.
Lots of new things in The Blue-
aton Remnants. Will not be open
next Thursday. Jewish lloliday. 18
Raymond St.
Automobiles los- late 11
1824 FORD ~‘BOADH‘ER—Dallooss
til-ca. Bosch system. 1928 Essex
tour touring. 1922 Dodge Roadster,
1913 Durant sedan. Phone 2153
alter s p. in.
1921 FORD TOURINGo-Sclf starter
and in good condition. $78.00.
Easy terms. Phone sszow.
A ills-Hudson Coaoh. 0 bread
new balloon tires. disc wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10, 000 miles
THE NORWALR FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 95 Well at. Nor-walk
W. R. AUSTIN
Boutn Norwaiir
Phone ms
CHEVROLET SALES Al SERVICE
Waggon
Boats and accessories at
HOUSE BOAT—to charter by as: or
week for Long island Bound
cruises. sleeps 0 comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone tor re'les.
Theodora S. Smith;
Non-ll: sm—w
luei. m. routines to
FIRE WOOD FDR SALE-Ill."
par oord 4 ft. length. 311.00 per
cord cut any else you wish. Phone
Norwaih ass. Saute Construction
Co. nowaytcn Ave.
Home-Made Things lid
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE— Pri-
vate sale. Call betwaen 5 and 7
evenings before Sept. 15th. 2
Couch Street. So. Norwalk.
nousehOIdGoods'
Repairing—Service Stations to
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
you: car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 EilzabgthSt. Tel 4117
BUSINESS SERVICE
GOOD COOKING STOVE—Apply 11
Lincoln Ave. 60. Norwalk.
MATTREsaES—ch springs. Cush-
.lens and Pillows ct ell kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 117. Norwatk Mattress
Co. 49 hanklln street South
Norweik.
You don’t want to
commends-
lhcm the quickest and
selling success.
They will
ingabecause it
and effort fol them.
Take The Right Route!
“1 want the quickest and best route."
'llist’s what you say to some one who is
trying to direct you by rail from Chicago to
San Francisco or from St. Louis to New Orleans.
our to you—so you travel via the route he re-'
There are thousands of peeple who will re-
commend tho classified route to you—if you ask
ghadly praise classified advertis-
ss meant great saving of time
Once YOU buy and sell via the classified
routenyou'll see its great advantages.
Turn NOW to the classified section.
if the ads there include the article you want-
And if you’re in the selling some, call 92
and ask fer an lid-taker.
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different-In Opportunity
waste time that' s preci-
best way to buying and
See
TREE SPECIALIST.
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
Mutual Merchandise or
run slim—Hunting?” Player
FURNITURE UPHOLSTIWING
Custom 8le Covers.
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
Id Woodward Ave.
Phone 410
AWNINGE
Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned 84 co
-
d of Thanks
. " Memorials:
nines-e1.- Directors
” menumsnts. Cemetery Lots
Societies and Lodges
‘ Mat and Found
. TOMOTIVE—
.‘ AvAutomohlie Agencies
l, 11—Automeblles For Sale
11—Auto Trucks For Sale
‘ lit—Auto Accessories
,. ll—Garuak-Autos for Hire
.5. 16~Motorcyclee and Bicycles
‘ I'i—Wanted—Automotlvo
DIESS SERVICE—
~Bnaineas Servlcci Ol‘fcred
.Bniiding and Contracting
.. ti—Dronmaking and, Mililnery
fizz—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
"dB—insurance and Surety Bonds
35—Trllcking—Storage
Jae—Painting. Paperlng. Decorat-
‘ in]
Professional Services
Repairing and Refinishing
til—Tailoring and Pressing
.31—Wanted-Business Service
l'LOYMENT—
’ Employment Agencies
‘elp Wanted—Female
‘ alp Wanted—Male
sip-ollale and Female ,
-lieltors. Gunners. Agents
~81tuations Wanted—Female
, ~Sitl1atlons Wanted-Male
! ANCIAL—
l I~Busincas Opportunities
caustics to Loan—Mortgages
. TRUCTION— ,,
‘ taboos! Instruction Classes
di—Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatic
”Yd—Wanted—Inetru ction
.' . STOCK-—
1—Doga. Cots. Other Pets
s—nersea. Cattle. Vehicles
«aroma-y and Supplies
‘ go—Wented—Liva Stock
IRCHANDISE~
il-Articiosvror Sale
Sid—Barter and Exchange
‘ 61.30am and Accessories
‘ sis—Building Materials
8t—Budneu and Otilce Equip-
‘ merit
’ til-firm and Dairy Products
s—s‘uel. Feed. Fertiliser
t—Good Thinsl‘ to Eat
'ssaflansebold Goods
. sis—Jewelry. Watcheau Diamonds
,3. Molecular: and Tools
es—llnsloai Idmheitdise
' tau-Radio Eustace»:
Plants. flowers
. k—lpedlls at the Stores
. s—wml Apparel
V quud-Jo Buy
2 I: AND BOARD—-
Room With Beard
- ms Without Board
.Rhoms tor Housekeeping
Vaoflon Pisces ,
_WIIII’O to not
to Hop to Tcw‘e
wanted-Rooms or Board
ESTATE FOR RENT-
.- . and l'iats
.. I’m for Rent
and use. For Rent
i
a
asllenntein—l‘m
:
.Tmmmnmfifn.
. Pm may for‘hie
' purine and use For one
, to: RI.
W: :‘or sale
lountaln — Fol
Chimneys repainted
requires piano with bench and rolls. as
years of hractical experience. note. mahogany case. Good tone
A. II. KELLNER. and action. Bargain 1295. Free
Phone Wenpon delivery. Act quickly. Call today.
272 Fox Plano Co.. North Main at.
Business Services Offered 18 Room m ”cm
A. Mater. 07
Room With Board
FURNISHED ROOM and breakfast
for one or two. also garage for
rent. 37 Quintard' Ave. phone
1000.
31 VAN ZANT BIZ—East Norwaik
furnished rooms for men. steam
best. electric lights. baths near C.
a K. factory $1.50 and 84.00 per
week. Meals if desired. Phone
sass.
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 3010.
First a New Sta. Best Nor-walk
WUOS’I’ER 8r. DAVIS.
A. M. WOOS'I‘ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Booms Without Board as
UNION PARK—Nicely furnished
rooms. also garage. Phone 19.
VAN ZANT SIX—East Norwslk.
Nice furnished front room for
gentleman.
2
Formerly Examiners U. '.8 Patent
Office.
REAL ESTATE 1'02. SENT
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Band {or Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING - and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers'taupplles. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
I. 0. O. F. Bldg. Bo. Norweils:
Building and Contracting IS
Apartments and flats
steam heat. hot water. Janitor
service. 850.00.~
3 rooms and bath. very desirable
for one or two persons. $40.00.
Alden Apartments.
Phone 1117.
JOSEPH V. FABRIZIO
Building Mason and general Con-
tractori.
68 Stuart Ave.
Telephone ‘ 2173-2.
41 CHAPEL Err—Apartment of ii
rooms. all improvements. Rent
825.00. Inquire M So. Main St.
Telephone 80.
Cleaning, Dyeing, Renovating so
HELLO BlLIr—i-New hat'l No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
181 FLAX HILL RD.-—5 roomsand
trimmed Leeks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main at. 8.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
kitchenette. a ll improvements.
steam heat. Garage. Telephone
332.
ELIZABETH ST.-—-5 rooms. bath.
rent low. Telephone 416 evenings
1480.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Nov-lug, Trucking Storage , as
NAG! BROS—storage. All sinas lo-
ROOM—Apartments with all im-
provaments. New Houses. Inquire
Alex While. 35 Lowe St. Telephone
2858.
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 6 ton Mack dumps. 100
9 HAMILTON AVE—5 rooms
all
improvements. Phone 1162-14.
Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime:
801-11 nights.
anatomic-r
Help Wanted-Female as
MELBOURNE ROAD-House. s
rooms. all improvements and gar-
age. in best residential section of
Norwalk, 011 East Ave. two min-
utes walk to uptown center. Skelly.
10 Melbourne road. Phone 3218.
"ADDRESS ENVELOPEB—At home.
Earn money, addressing-mailing.
spare time. Trial supplies tree.
Write quick. Mgr. F-ls Box 5119
Kansas Clty.‘Mo."
1372mm YOUNG GIRLS—Wanted
for light work in factory. Edwin
Boese Chestnut St. 80. Norwelk.
22 MADISON ST.—-—Niceiy reminisce
I REED ST.-spartment with all
room. with or without heard. all
accommodations. telephone Phone
3841 n.1‘rirnte home. cull nil
week.
improvements. Telephone “92.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —-
Rubber C0.127 Washington St. 80.
Norwslk.
To LET—Apartment of 5 rooms
with all .modorn conveniences on
South Main St. 'Phone 4161.
SALEBLADIES—must be experienc-
ed Apply at once. It. Landau. 127
Washington 81.. South Norwelk.
Help Wham-Allie SS
BOY-over 16 to learn printing
trade. 36 per week. Apply at Sen-
TO LET—8 moms” with improve.
. Joselott. 41 Seavlew Ave. or lo. I:
Wasblneto at.
H VAN ZAN’I ST.--5 rooms. first
quanta good location. Inquire It.
Gorbasn. 3.
floor. all improvements.
Inquire
upstalFs or Phebe ates-2s.
tinel Olticc. _ , '
. I
MAN TO WORK—in bottling ,worlra
s VAN za‘tv'r 33,3” Norwalk. 5
rooms. all improvements.
all round work. Must have refer-
ences. Inquire 24 Van Zant St. E.
Norwalk.
6 Van Zant Sir-4. or 8 rooms. all
improvements. Phone 1522.14.
Pascale.
YOUNG NAIF-In men's clothing
store. experienced preferred. Pai-
ace Clothes Shop. 18 N. Main St.
I
:5 WASHINGTON 8T.—'-t‘ rooms
steam heated all improvements.
Inquire Roscntleld Bros.
nets-misses M as
ammhnnmnmsuu;
WANTED—Cooks 875 up. Couples
81 up. general some...
humans :sr
white and colored Ap'ply
Norwellt employment agency. as
Well It. Phone sass.
COUPLE — Butlertchauueur. wits
38
room house all improvements.
Inquire John Foder 823 rte: IIlil
no. Phone arse-s. .
cook. t in family. murcnces re-
null-ed. So: or age Sentinel.
Wheres-t re.-
attendees m a}
mo: in—nuuewasa clean-
o'sw morons ' Somethished
house with garage. From Oct. 1
to April Lihlominel rent to right
party. Apply Dupdnt cio Taylor.
~CaifI’ast need.
ll '
APARTMENTS—5 rooms and bath.
our OUR WAY
FLA: HILL ROAD—Bevan " ‘
anal. nsrarn- roe sans
Houses For Sale so
FOR SALE—One 5 room house with
garage. No. 63 Osborn Ave. Lot
60 x 165. Price 36,500. One ll
room house. Lot 80 x 150. No.
67 Belden Ave. Price ".500. One
a room house on Final Hill Rd. in-
cluding building lots. ".000.
Robert Joselod’, tel. 1809. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt a Son. tel 436.
FOR SALE—Several line
lots in best sections of the Nor-
waika. also farms. business blocks
and houses.
ALFRED K. 81‘. JOHN.
‘ Real Estate.
11 Pershing BL
Phone 1323
[nfll‘orsele 55
FIRST DISTRICT -- Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors $6.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St. Phone
8314.
FOR BALE—Center or south Nor-
was 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot
‘ ws't'er h'est. hardwood floors elec-
tric lights. gas. sewer. price 87. 600
to quick buyer. Box 399 South
Nomik.
ROOM HOUSE—In business dis-
trict of East Norwslk. tine possi-
bilities, as could be converted into
3 family residence with stores in
front if desired. 87.600 and only
".000 initial payment. Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Cell Mr. R. '1‘. Norris. Springdaie
Realty Co.. Realtors. Norwaik
1941-12 or Stamford 4054.
..Test Answers
The following list. of cotrort eu~
errors are to the ques‘ious nppcnlv
ing on Comic page
1-Ynk
S—Arliet.
3—Kcntucky.
4~-—Grcck.
B—Ibson.
d—IRobinson Crusd‘t."
7-Anlmal.
ll-Undcr water.
9-Czsr.
Ill—A mineral.
A girl of '17 has gone into grand
opera. perhaps as a result or bed on-
vironmcnt.
CLASSIFIED ADS save both time
oulldlng '
'wasuoill
l0 RAISE $5,009
TO ELIMINATE
MOSOIHTOES
Dr. M. Munson. Westport health
otllcer, will draw up a. tentative plan
for mosquito elimination in West-
port. This project is the outcome
of a talk given by George W. Gair.
Greens Forms, at the recent Re-
publican caucus when he stated
residents of Greens Farms would
give it considerable sum of money
for such a campaign.
It is estimated that the cost of the
proposed work will be about $5,000.
After the ditching has been done.
iliaintnlnnncs will be undertaken by
the state. It is hoped by the spon-
sors that the work will be under-
taken in order to have it completed
before spring , when mosquilos
breed.
Anyone desiring to contribute to
the project is requested to send the
money to the Westport Band and
Trust company. Health Ofiicer Dr.
lilunson is taking charge at present.
He announces‘lhat contributions of
more than 8160 are already in.
0 O 0
Mrs. Margaret Council, 106 Henry
street. Bridgeport, was seriously in-
jllrcd Sunday afternoon. when she
was run down by an automobile
while crossing the Post road near
Morningaidc drive, Westpori. She
is in the Bridgeport hospital where
her condition is pronounced hope.
fill. The automobile was operated
by Mcnvln Daniels. 229 Cleveland
uvenuc. Harrison. N. J. Daniels
was arrested by State Policeman
Earl Morin, but was released later
under bonds of $500 pending the re-
sult o! the woman's injuries.
0 O O
The registrars of voters are meet-
ing in the Westport town hall in
the selectmcn‘s office today from 10
to e for the purpose of registering
the names of persons who: desire to
be. made voters. Joseph McGlll and
Jerry Kechan are (he registrars.
O O D
James Rogers of Weslport. an
cmploye of tho F‘slrlield County
and money.
Hunt club, was-=errestcd Sunday
3 business
OLASSII'ISD DISPLAY
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
_ Fireproof your
Modern methods or build-
gl ing construction and tasted
fire prevention equipment con.
tribute much to your safety.
But fire insurance places the
one acre protection between
you and llnancisl loss as a re-
sult of lire.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
your tire risks.
J. M. Layton Co.. Inc.
80 Washington Street
insurance and Real Mate
TELEPSONII 88
FOR SALE
Eight room house. Modern, nice-
ly located off West Ave. Price
$10,000.
Modern six room house. Every
improvement. Lot 75 it. trunt.
:car garage.
Several other one and two family
.houses.
. CANTY & C0.
Realtors-insurance
17 lo. Iain It. Phone 880
night charged with operating a mo-
tor vehicle while under the Mn
fluence of liquor. He was arrested
by State Policeman William Silk.
ltogors was released after posting
bonds of 8150. He will be arraign-
ed in Westport town court, Thurs-
clay.
O O 0
There is a. large white oak tree on
the lawn of the now Bcdtord Junior
High school that is in poor condition
and in the opinion at the town om-
cluls it may have to be cut down.
However. W. Withlngton, manager
of the Davey Tree company, who is
a resident oi Westport. has oiiercd
his services in an effort to save the
tree. Mr. Withington states that
the tree is more than 200 years old
and worth a. good deal. It has a
spread of more than 100 feel. The
work at saving the tree will be
sponsored by the Wcslport Rotary
club.
0 O O
The first meeting of the season of
the Doric chapter, No. 50, Order of
Eastern Star. will be held this eve-
ning. Meetings were discontinued
during the summer months. It is
requested that all members he pres-
ent at the muoiing.
George Allen and Jerry Marks en-
joyed a fishing trip to Barncgat Bay,
over the week-end and holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jolin A. Lees re-
turned to Wesiport recently from
their summer home in the Catskills.
I I t
Poslmuslcr and Mrs. William
Kraiiac are touring Canada. The
postmaster is enjoying his annual
vacation.
0 O
There will be a n cling of the
teachers of the We port schools
this evening in the Bediord Junior
High school.
e e e
Miss Minnie Dietzko, who has
been spending the past few weeks
in Atlantic City. N, J.. returned to
her home. Saturday. Miss Dictzko
resumed her duties at the town
clerk's office this morning.
Miss Lillian Odell of Popular
Plains is .lhe guest of her aunt, Mrs.
A G Beyer of Forest Hills New
York.
WH‘! -ArA° Misfit? ,
A -A-ui-\ ~ gene
we pass , ., .
an; garnish? Suit-VWELque
" .' ,_ Nr N EF 0 .
PLACE. WHERE Dou't‘ WAN-roll). '
mwunnmnmnul
FOR
ON nor
Splendid location—g
Modern Kitchens-—
9“ Large bath Room--
Vi Steam Heat—
Laundry Tubs-
INVESTIGATE TilIIS
23 North Main Street '
OEcc Phone 3915 .
EAST NORWALJK
Thoeedesirlngto place ltnn
inshlscelnninshould comm
at. with Dame 6. Marathons.
totes.
DISTRIBUTE
BOOKS FOR.
SCHOOL
This Y e a r ’s Enrollment
Ex To E x c c e (1
Last Year’ a -- Much In
tereet In Light Swini.
Tomorrow morning the children
flock back to the Roger Ludlow .Iun-
d
ior High school. the Marvin an
Fitch schools. tor the start of the
tall' grind." \ilthout even the flavor
ct nice weather over their last week
and or freedom. Teachers are sfhed-
uled to report at the schools oday
tor the distribution of books so that
all preparations will be complet by
tomorrow morning and actual work
can start trom the gong. School
hours this year wild be the same as
last.
it is expected that this year‘s en-
rollment at the three local so ools
will be larger than ever hetero but.
no count can be taken until this-eg-
iatretton. ‘ . . .
Large numbers of East NorFalk-
are expected home yesterday tron
holiday trips had not retur this
morning and evidently eaten their
schedules because! the rain. De-
Iplte the downpour the at
those homewsrd bound through last
Norwalk was one of the year's‘ eav-
last.
The inclement weather over the
paridd‘usuatiy called the clips oi
the season will probably have the
etfeot ot .putttng o1! vacattd‘ .an
celebs-atlas to next week. “1%:
SA E
OFF ‘ EAST AVE.
I‘
TWO FAMlLY HOUSE
for
$9.000
u
60 x 140
Southern exposure-—
On improved Street-
'Away from the N else—-
Near the ITrolley-~-
Surrounded by attractive Homes—
Eight large rooms—
Large pleasant Porch—-
Warm dry Cellar—
d
Gas—Sower-—Electricity—water— "
Large open attic—
Many extras—,
BARGAIN AT ONCE!
Call, Write or Phone
“Service that Satisfies”
WALTER‘ R. COLLINGS
nusnros
General Insurance
South N orwalk. Conn.
Residence 3699
in winning the race.
a O O
The life guide will have their
monthly meeting tonight at the
beach headquarters at 7:30 o'clock.
O O O
The Ladies“ Aid society at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will resume meetings for the you
tomorrow ailernoon at the church at
3 o'clock. Plans for the winter will
be discussed.
e a
By a coincidence Just 18 couples
from New York city gathered here
yesterday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Schavrien. 8 Bowen
street. to help celebrate the couple's
eighteenth‘ wedding
Their appearagcc were, surprise.
0 0
Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. Gray and
son. Charles are expected home to~
day from Lake Zoar. where they
spent a month's vacation.
0 0 O
Policeman Louis Brchm is report-
ed sutfering from a. nervous break.
down and was contined to his home
Sunday. He is covering his new'heat
on Railroad avenue, South. Nerwalk.
as usual. however.
O
The you g people of the Swedish
Congregati nal church, who were to
have held erpicnic at the Marvin and
Taylor grounds yesterday. were tore-
cd by the rain to gather in the base-
ment or the church. where an outing
lunch was served.
0 O O
A general meeting of the East
Norwalk Improvement association
will be held this afternoon at 2:80
o'clock in Community Hall. Mrs. Les.
lie Gotham wm preside.
Yankee Doodle All .
Irish Tune, He Says
LONDON. (Am—The tune "Ian-
koe Doodle" is not American at all
~it's Irish!"
So says Dr. Gratton Flood. 1
Irish authority on musical history.
He asserts that "Yankee Doodle."
was originally an Irish air known as
“All the Way to Galway. "
“God Save the King," the British
national anthem. Dr. flood says.
also is an old Irish tune which
originated somewhere about 1818.
:innie has been geth strong ever
l
anniversary. '
Norwalk Chronicler