Home son omca ”nylon All ads are restricted to ibsil . -or olauldcetloa and the regular linel style of type. CLASSIFIED RATES a. Daily rate per line for censors tivo insertions: Charge Cash “i W. eseo‘o_(ososa' .00 .98 “f“ DI” ooeoe seen a". .07 ‘ “. DI, Ipdllait OS. 0‘. 1.. _ No advertisement taken for is. “has! to cents. Based on a minimum f I lines. ;- Count Me avenge words to the ‘Itne »5 Charged ads will no received by .. ciophone and if paid at office with- do seven days from the first day oi Jasertloll' cash rate will be allowed. .32. Ads ordered for three or sis days ,and stopped before expiration will my be charged for the number oi lines the ad appeared and adjust- 3ment made at the rate earned. Special rate for yearly advertisinl pon request. A THE mm; allowe As an accommodation extension crils public service. CREDIT to those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed - promptly on the date of but ' insertion with the exception that in view of the oneness extended they will be paid before the seven-day cash discount has expired. The continuation of the polio! is dependent on the cc- operati‘on iven by the public in minim sing collection as. passes by prompt payments: OUNCEMENTS— ‘ 71-month. .. ‘ d‘of Thanks i In Memoriam ww' ‘ l—l‘uneral Dlroctdrs . Sohionumenls. Cemetery Lots ‘ o—S'oeleties and Lodges , 10- 3 and Found A—A mobile Agencies al-ea” 'mobllee For Sale 18-3Auto Trucks For Sale Ital-Auto Accessories Imee—Autcs for nirp lding end Contracting making and lithium ”ting. Plumbing. Roofing react and Surety Bonds rushing-emote" ;~I’aiatins. Pepering. Decorat- n.ofeseionsl Services lgfio‘pairing and Refinishing , lcring and Pressing . slfiWanted—Busincss Service uncommo— Ila—Employment Assholes g3+fleip Wanted—Female psyfielp Wanted-«Male '.3d'-LHelp-Male and Female :l-Solicitora Canvassers. Agents add—Situations Wanted—Female «at-Situations Wanted-Male cm.- 09 Business Opportunities Ami-Money to Loam—Mortgages INSTRUCTION— dhLooal instruction Clanee' dd—dldusical. Dancing. Dramatic so—Wanled—lnstruction ' u STOCK— ' ' Ala—Don. Cats. Other Pets dS—Boreee. Cattle. Vehicles dp-Poultr! and Supplies 30»Weated-—leo Stock st—srtlclee For Sale ’ Ibo—Barter and Exchange . 33»Doais and Acceuorics 1 u—Eullding Materials Ida-Business end Ofdce Equip- ‘ i6» rm and Dairy Products ll-M’ Feed. Fertiiiaor :1 Hood Things to Eat ss—sioneenolo Goods / So-deeiry. Watches. Diamonds Ol—Wery end Tools ‘ "oz—Killed Merchandise ate. Flowers is at the Stores Apparel . gs. »To Dev 30" 1 goons AND scann— ugh-Rooms With Board " ll—Booms Without Beard sou-Rooms for Housekeeping detention Places to Eat to Stop in Town :33»Waotod—Rooms or Board her me am. : and lists File. for “Rent :s—hrms and Land For Real -, a»-..._. . ....._—..........,. a. .mmm a...“ Lost Something A Classified Ad Is An Absolute Necessity To You mechanisms m. Islet. Found 10 LOST—0n Washington St. Lady’s small canvas change puree con- taining sum of money. Will tinder kindly return to Sentinel Odice. Reward. TRAVELERS CHECK -- -(John Elias) lost between R. R. station and East Ave Will finder please return to hindcy's store :84 East Ave. . AUTOMOTIVR Automohilee For sale FOR SALE:— 1 -— 19:6.Flvm1’essenger Chevro- let Coach: Duos Finish. A No.1 condition, good rubber. Asmaii down payment. twelve months to pay. 1 -- Roadster. A worth while buy to any one having use for a light upkeep run—about. W. R. AUSTIN CHEVROLET SALES a: SERVICE. South Norwalk Phone 19". SPECIAL USED CAR SALE 1926 Dodge Coupe .......... 3825 Late Model Essex Coach .. 5150 Late Chevrolet i-pass. Coupe . 365 1924 Rickenbacker 'I‘our . .. 475 Fords and Chevrolets. all models We have several used cars for 3150. and under THE ERWIN M. JENNINGS 00.. INC. 19 West Avenue. A lino—Hudson Coach. 8 brand new balloon tires. dice wheels. or. tglliai finish in splendid condition. run only 10.000 miles 11 THE NORWALR FRANKLIN CO. Phone 1891 96 Wall St. Norwalk Repairing—Service Stations id Repairing on all makes of can. Storage by the day. week or month. your car washed while you wait. AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE d Elisabeth Bt.’ . . nuclease SERVICE TREE SBECIALIST. SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK requires years‘ of practical experience. A. 3. Rm 272' Wed”?! Business Services Offered A. Melon? FURNITURE UPHOIJTERING Custom Slip Covers. Auto Cushion-Carpets an'd' Curtains. u Woodward Ave. Phone Phone 429 Wild. HAUSSLER JR. Planes of all ltlads‘tuned and re- paired. Player Pianos a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed 62 Van Buren Ave. Norwaik, phone 681-4. AWNINGS Notice Prevent Fires . Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00 Chimneys ropointed All kinds of ladder work. brick and steel drilling Fitzgerald (Io-“rel 8080. First S; New Sis. East Norwallt WOOSTER I DAVIS A. as. woos’rnit n. w. DAVIS ATTORNEIS AT LAW.- Formorlr Examiners U. l. Patent Office. 1115 Main street. Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents. UPHOLSTERING -— and cabinet work. Picture framins mirrors and upholsterers' supplies. Chair caning. etc. A. Bergenom. New I. O. O. I“. Bldg” So. Norwalk. Budding and Contracting iS Josurn via-413111210 Building Mason and general Con- tractor. . as Stuart Ave. 3 Telephone , ' sill-r. Cleaning. Dreins. Renovation 30 HELLO Slap—Nuns" Nellie old one cleaned blocked and trimmed Looks swell Who did the Job? Tb Practical Renovat- ingfletShopJINMaiuSt. S. Ncrwolh Coon. up 1 flight stairs. e a satisfied «skater ‘is our aim. amusements“ so NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds ice 1 eel and long distance trucking Piano hoisting. Spells! vane rer leaving. 9 ton Mach dumps. ice Conn. Ave. Phone .818 daytime: see-ls nights. . entourage mm as . "ADDRESS MPH-«At heme; Ell-a money. addreedngeniaiiing. spare time. Trial supplies tree. erié culelt. Mgr. F-li Box 5119. Kansas City. Mo. " BRIGHT YOUNG girls for light work. Edwin Boofi. Chestnut St. lo. Norwaik. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS u— Rsbher.Co. in Washington St. Io. Ncrwollr. GENERAL BOUSEWORKER—Aad experienced cook. No washing. telephone sire. - GIRL—Flor manner and office afloat. experience neoomary. apply by letter Box so :10 Sentin- IIO'I'HER’I HELPER»Experienoed trustworthy girl to allot with W and four ygar old boy. ‘WMID‘ to I. to city or m. aodoreuees. tare. Ii. Street. Deli i‘ad. South Nerweik. “WRAPEIR—Ald With knowledge ct bookkeeping- Apply crwoik.‘ ‘ “Mabel! Wotan-suntan: adie- Tel 4121 , mum Help Wanton—stole es XACRINIST —- Experienced prefer- red. Wilcox? a also. look stitch. Singer flcmstltch machine. Per- manont' position. apply dth floor. II. It. Berna Co. inc. West Main -Sl. Stamford Conn. Telephone Slam. 010. 1 lwmmm u wAN'rIlD—Ocehe sit up. Couples slit up. gecelel heuseworlere. both white and colored. Apply Norweili employment agency. to Well It. Pheao sits. ammo-avenues”. ss DIRECT FACTOR! AGENT.’ 100 store route. Open- countles this state. Experience u ll 11 e c o as a r y. Should not 070.00 weekly. Box 100 cl'o Sentinel Office. . It“ floated—leis SI HAND! IAN-Building and close- g cos-peck” log. hedge cut- nsi lawn at not planting. and local trucking. sales Fuller. 0: Taylor Ave. finds “11. msrapcnon lluelcel. DalioiTg. Dramatic as MISS MABEL E. ALLEN»Teechor of piano. Pupil of Victor Diart. MSKinIey Place. Roweyton. Phone 95 DJ. LIVI STOCK fi' .1 prospective buyers. It Where can you get a thatl these little ads. Always Money Well Spent “We went our money 's worth!" That's the universal demand in this coun- try. The average American doesn’t continue to patronize an establishment where he feels “he hasn't gotten whet' s coming to him. There are too many other good stores or hotels or restaurants where he can get value received. The Evening Sentinel’ s classified section odors wonderful opportunities for the people of this city to get their money’s worth. The few lines for which the advertiser pays a very smell sum are read by thousands of proximately one five hundredth part of a cent to send his message to each individual reader. If YOU haven’t learned the great value of classified advertising as a sales medium» start learning NOW. Call 92 and ask for an ad-taker. And if you are in the buying game -—it will pay you to be a consistent reader of The A-B-C Classified Ads the Same—In Service ‘ Always Didercnt—In Opportunity costs the advertiser up better investment than a lil' L CLASSIFIED DISILAY Fireproof your business Modern methods of build- lng construction and tested fire prevention equipment con- tribute uch to your safety. But lire neurance pieces the one sure pmtection between you end financial loss as a re- sult of dre. Be sure your insurance is adequate and correctly in- pllcd. We will gladly inspect i’our fire risks. J. M. Layton Co., Inc. .86 Washington Street insurance and Real Estate TELEPHONE so FOR SALE Quinterd Aves—Eight room house with bath. furnace. etc. All large rooms. Good born for 4 cars. Good house and good location. a—lav—e Two family house. elcrcn rooms. two baths. two furnaces. Mo- Poultry and Supplye so P. ROMANO LIVE POULTR! "MARKET Poultrv cleaned and dressed while you wait. Fowis 40c lb. Broilers doc. Roasting chickens doe. Roosters 80c. 19 Chestnut St. Phone ssss. WCHMBI' ’ Boats and Accemorics ’ '33 HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or week for Long islelld Sound cruises. sleeps o comfortably. all conveniences. Telephone for rates. Theodore S. Smith. Norwalh sue—w lust. seen. Mlle-u II FIRE WOOD S’OR SALE—916.0. per cord 4. it. length. 811.00 per cord out any also you wish. Phone Norwalit 8". Seats Construction Co. Rewayton Ave. Household Goodl fl so COAL STOVE-For sale. In good condition.. 203 East Ave. mmnnsshs—nox Springs. Cush- ions and Pillows of ell kinds mode. mounted and rcpaired Telephone m. Norwelk Mattre- Co. it Franklin Street. South Not-walk. usual Mprcheudisc es piano-415.0031» bed room fur- niture. 2 Couch St. So. Norwalk. FOR SALE—Huntington "Piayer piano with bench and rolls. It! acts. mahogany case. Gecd tone and action. Bargain use. Free delivery. Act quickly. Call today. For Piano 00.. North Main St. socks upfront: Boomertb Board . of s PUTNAM AVE.-—Neer West Ave. So. Norwalkproora and board In private family. telephone ”if-W. suamsnnp noon and breaktrt for one or two. also gang! . er a7 Quintard ’Ave.. phone do. Norwalh rent. 8000. 23 MADISON ST.-—Nicely furnished room with or without board. all accommodations. T ei o p h o n e slit-R. Private home, call all week. R. R. Station for commuters. Roomshbrnousohoeflng do FURNISHED APARTMENT - or three rooms. all improvements. steam heat. Fine neighborhood. Adults only. Reasonable. Phone ”pl-W. ~ 85 QUINTARD Aim—d furnished - rooms for light housekeeping. Adults. References reduir ed. Phone “OI-I. ml. mars run near, m I" "I" . ‘M 41 CHAPEL lTa-Apdrtmeat of I rooms. all improvements. Rent 816 00. In uire do So.‘ htaln St Telephone 0. ELISABETITSTF-l recall. sets; “pillow. Telephone 416 evenings 1d 9. 'l GROVE Sit—Four rooms. in new house. improvements. desired. 1 . “SHAKIIA'ONAVI—l rooms all improvements. hone nos-1s. “Wall St. ‘ improvements. cellar. garage. Rent 880.10. Inquire 1! Marshall ll. Phone ”It-J. ‘ provoments. on hound door. so! Rest.Ave.. near’treller and station. Rout m. Phone 9813. Convenient to trolley and ‘ sme- ii. OCT. luv—>5 rooms With all im- e ROOM-apartments with all in. provem New lioness. Inquire ‘3.“ as Lowe St. Telephone 3 , ‘. 4‘ slSPRINGus—Srsemaoli im- medians-pt Am Poilor'sdreeevsnoroftsitoarce Sterlile “Infill.- Wiokbperdfproneper- analy'i‘srmnmnelu 3Wsuruie¢u ole h , BIAL ESTATE 1'03 838'! documents and Fists - ‘ld MELBOURNE ROAD—Modern six room house. all improvements. garage if desired. Best residen- tial section. two minutes' walk to Norwelk center. Skelly, 10 Mel~ boulsle Road. Phone 8218. TO LET»Apartmcnt of ii rooms with all modern conveniences on South Main Si.‘ Phone dill. T0 LET—I rooms with improve- ments good location. Inquire R. ,Joseloff. ti Seaview Ave. or E. E. Gerhard. Washington St. to VanZantvStr-t or ii rooms. all improvements. Phone 1522. iii. Pascale. 166 GREGORY BLVD.-—N=w house. seven rooms. open fire place. elec- tricity and gas. Lot 60 x 100. For rent orwiil sell. I NICE ROOMS—Garden iLpot. lo- cated on outskirts: 626 month. First month’s rent free to tenant who will take good care of property. Inquire Fudge Realty Co.. 165 Washington St. 11! 50. MAIN S'l‘.—Slx room flat, ell improvements. steam hast, hard wood floors. newly decorated. also three rooms all improvements adults only. F. H. Fitch its 3.). Main St. Housed For Rent 1“ SOUTH MAIN Bill—7 room llousc. all improvements. newly ldecbrstedfiwilt meke special price to favor ble adults. small family. 1 Apply a. 146 South Main St 1'! CHESTNUT sax—z Family/house. with 13 rooms. all lmprovementa Apply Paul Ferkas. 10 Madison St. Sc. Norwelk. Offices and Desk Room ‘7s OFFICE FOR RENT—Two room of- ilce center of South Norwelk. $25 a month. Cell Stamford “00 week days. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Wanted To steal a: APARTMENT—Furnished. 3 or 4 rooms. central location. young : couple. Box 76, 019 Sentinel 0f- nco. ’ mum on ranch-wan small place with enough land to keep cow and chlokcnspneer city. pre- iterahiy in Rowayton. Address Box 81,0 cfo Sentinel. So. Norweik. OUT OUR WAY . 1’1/ 71 lay/4;, 05m 11-11 CAwwr- Do 11': .1Jllsf‘cawu'r . SEEM «new CHOIR Wm? Lone mecca '1" GET A Donut. ' toner BUGLE. HAS REAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE Houses For Sale or FOR SALE OR RENT—5 room house all improvements 2 car gar- age large lot. 49 Van Zant St. or phone Westport 617- 8 evenings. 6 MYRTLE AVE—6 room house. stcam heat, all improvements ex- cellent condition. Best neighbor- hood. off East Ale. A good buy. FOR SALE—Ono 6 room house with garage. No. 68 Osborn Ave. Lot to x 166. Price 86.500. One 6 room house. Lot to r 150. No. 6‘! Belden Ave. Price 86.600. One 9 room house on Flex Hill Rd. in- cluding building lots. or 000. Robert Jossioil’. tel. 1809. or Wil~_ llern ll‘. Hoyt A Son. tel 486. FOR SALE-Several fine building lots in best sections of the Nor- waiks. also farms. business blocks and houses. ALFRED K. 51‘. JOBN. Real Estate. 11 Pershing St. Phone 1828 70 HARBOR AVE .—Gcod 6 room house, improvements. also space for" .. more rooms in attic. Price 8.1.700.an cash. This is a real bargain. also lot near Greg y Boulevard. East Norwaik. 3x0 cash. N. L. Byxhee. 12 Cove Ave.. East Norwalk. Lola For Sale I'IRS’I‘ DISTRICT — Two family house part improvements all hard wood floors 68.000. Real Estate and Insurance. The Tammany mercy. 128 Washington St. Phone ROOM HOUSE—In business dis- trict’of East Norwaik. tine possi- bilities. as could be converted into 2 family residence with stores in front if desired. ".6th and only 83. 000 initial payment. Balance will be arranged on easy terms. Cali Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdalo Realty 00.. Realtors. Norwalk 1001-12 or Stamford 4054. For Faster Trains DETROIT—Railroad trains will be able to compete with airplanes in speed when ball-bearings are used on coaches. engineers believe. To make such high speed safe. the rails must be set in a solid concrete road- bed and several miles of this track is to be built here for experimental pm, . The concrete will be 18 inches thick and ten feet wide: Such construction would allow an enor- mous saving in final operating costs. it is said. A‘cw w-m-i A «1" Go AT 'lT-wr nema- DlFFEReuT 'lr-lm A aw wm-l AN CNDERSHOT‘ :l'Awh—meq Bell-1’ or: ,. Pteu'fi 0F . -//[=v/ltw1( LlKE A oseall'licu. “ MUTSTACH lid Mb! E dern in every respect. Nicely located. calm & co. Realtorsminsurenco 17 So. bioln It. Phone 680 AUCTIONS—LEGAL / Legal Notices 91 Sept. 10. 1920. NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice is hereby given that sealed .bids will be received by" the City of Norwaik, for the widening of South Main Street between Washington and Monroe streets. in the Second District of the City of Norwalk. Bids are to be delivered to the City Clerk of the City of Narwalk on or before the 14th day of September. 1926 at 8 P. M. and to be then opened in the presence of the Mayor and City Council. The following approximate quen- titics will be required: 7000 sq. ft of cone. sidewalk d in. thick 1-2-4 mix. 900 sq. yds. of warrauitc pave- ment on 8" Concrete base. 1800 iln. ft. of '1" x 20" curb with 'l‘ru'scon Curb Bar. 800 lin. ft. of cone. coping 6": 16". 800 sq. ft. of morntc sidewalk lights interlocking form or other type of manufacture of equal value. 4000 lbs. of 6" and 6" I Beams. 30 cu. yds. of reinforced cone. 6 cu. yds. of brick masonry. 10‘ cu. yds. of rubble masonry. 30 cu. yds. of excavation. 1 brick catch basin. 250 lin. ft. of Privot Hedge to be removed and rcplantcd. 90 lin. ft. of iron fence to be re- moved and rose 90 lin. it. of new wood picket fence. Plans and specifications may be obtained at the silica of the City Engineer. City Hall, 80. Norwalk. Conn, uporl deposit of 86.00. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a bond of 85.000.00. City of Norwalk reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed. J. DOMAN. Street Commissioner. COIIC Voluntary Prisoner. PARIS.-—In the women's prison Saint-Lazaro. there is a nun. Sister Leonlde. who entered the prison voll- untarliy 65 years ago and has re- mained there ever since. attending to the welfare of the prisoners. By WILLIAMS FOR ME 001’ 15$ VEN I COOM QUIT FRoM. 0A5 Bowl. I. FIND NH masses N M“! HAW-to Mr! EN‘l' NH FAU l” M"! THO To" JEWILLMQS' . ‘ ' eiu‘iw' WED DISPLAY CLASSII'IID DISPLAY FOR SA A HOME WORTH OWNING ON VAN BUREN AVE, NORWALK Lot 60 x 236 A 11 room, three story, exceptionally ucll built house with stone throughout the winter. handy during the summer. foundation, that can easily be made into a three family house—- convenient stairway front and rear—a fine large size new furnace has been installed that guarantees a thoroughly warm house Slate roof. A warm, dry high ceiling cellar that contains extra room and kitchen that comes in very There are many extras, too numerous to mention. Every room beautifully papercdwre large, light and airy—woodwork artistically decorated—house has every possible convenience—large modern bathroom—open plumbing throughout ~—gas-sewer—electricity—city water—excellent hot air heat—l hot water heater—large front porch—plenty of shade—fruit» fine lawn. Room enough to erect a 3 car garage. erect another cottage in rear if so desired. You Couldn’t Build A Place Like This Today For $15, 000 OWNERS WILLING TO SACRIFICE FOR Also room t9 ‘/ $8,000 I‘23 North Main Street miles Phone 3915 HERE’S A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY! THIS PLACE IS GOING TO BE SOLD ' ACT NOW! CALL. WRITE OR PHONE “Service that Satisfles” WALTER R. B E A Ii '1‘ 0 R General lnsllrance filo South Norwslk, Conn. COLLINGS . Residence 8699 To Try Again Clarabeiie Barrett, towering over her manager, fine-Joiner. returns to New Rochelle. N. I... vowing-tho next time she tries she’ll conquer that English Channel. Miss Barrett came within two miles of victory her first “use. U S. PLAYERS RETAIN CUP PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 11. o—For the month consecutive year and the tenth time in the history. of. Davis Cup com etithn. America ,hsses- :ablished or world's supremacy at can The defense of the historic trophy was settled yesterday as decisively as it was began when the American doubles ccmbinatloaof Richard N. Williams and Vincent Richards smashed their way to triumph over France’s pair. Jacques Inigllon and Heart Cochet in a sparkling three- :e: iglerdecldcd by scores of he. This was -Anterlca's third straight victory over France whose bright hopes. as the survivors of It original national challengers have been ' blasted for the second year in a row. Cou led with the convincing tri- ump or ”Big Sill" Tllden over Jeenzaorhtra and “Little Bill" John- stone' em Rene LaCem yesterday. a decision save America three pol accessory to sottloahe chat: lenge‘round series on the courts of the Germsotown Cricket club. ‘ Mcclllml AND 1 “ RISKO “:URAW HARTFORD. Sept. 11.—-Johnny Risks. the' baker boy from Cleve- land. 0.. battled twelVe torrid rounds to a draw with Pet McCarthy. of Boston. in the main bent at. the Hartford Velodrome last night. The decision did not prove popular .with a crowd of. 5. 500. the majority of whom seemed to believe that McCar- thy hadomargln enough for a deci- s on. Jack Gagnon. of New Redford. knocked out Young Peterson. of De- tlolt. in one round in the semi-final bout. a. left hook to the head being the finishing punch while Freckle O'Brien. of this city knocked out Young Cross. of New London. in two rounds. Young Mack. of this city. won an eight round decision from "Spud" Murphy. of Ram. N. D. Ben Freedman Oi 5 Waterbury To Practice Law in New York Benjamin Freedman. son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Freedman of Hawkins . street. Waterbury. has recently pess- ed the New York bar association and will leave next week for New lYork city where he will practice aw. Freedman receive dlis degree of bachelor of law last car from New York university. and since then has been taking post graduate courses there and at Columbia. He was mdueted from Crosby high school in 1922. where he won both scholas- tie and athletic honors. TeSt Answers How many questions on the comic page were you able to answer cor- rectly? och your answers with those‘l below: ‘ ' .lgon Frank. . i—Freneh philosopher. i—Shekospoars. l—Fonr. ‘ I—A heron is a species of the bird family. 7»Empress of Auslaila. d—A beautiful maiden. who. sc- eording to the Mohammedan ialth. a'walts the advont of a pious Itosleul t“Aftsr death.”'tlsuelly referring to an examination of the body after dotth. . ’ ~ ‘
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