Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 5, 1926 · page 11

 

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DO" - Femal; Russian Welt
Hound. answers to name of Kitty.
it found please notify ‘his office.

LOST—Item larton fur piece. Sat-
urday night tutween Washington
Stand ntrdold Ave. Reward for
return to lira. John Alldn. 51 Fair-
flold Ave.

sarcasm

Automobiles Ice file it
301’ OWIIIb Sedan.
nditlon. Cheap. 110le
Concord St.

 

 

 

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1035
Perfect

OAub Painting Co.
Phone 001.

or 12 FOR sALnlmt coupe.

rgain. inquire Boot Black at N.

Y. N. it. a 11. R. 11. Station South
Norwslk.

FOR SALE—Late 1|“ Hupmobiio
‘club sedan. 4 cylinder, upholstery
and finish good as new. Driven
about 10.000 miles. Rubber good.
Just been thoroughly overhauled.
Priced righL ll Cannon SL. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1917. .

FOR SALE—Revers (Ducsenbeig)
sport touring. 1923. Rep-int Job.
Thoroughly reconditioned. Minor
perfect. 118 H. P. two spares.
Owner going south. Best offer
takes' it. Park City Garage.
Bridgeport Ct. Bars. 1610.

BUY TODAY. TWO BARGAINS In

 

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extension of it; public m!

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to those

CLASSIFIED ’
ADVERTISERS

who are telephone subscrib-
ors. Bills are mailed
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insertion with the exception
that in view of the court“!
extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the police
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reconditioned CHEVROLETS: 1016
Coach. and 1926 Touring.
Pay 1.1 Down. Balance monthly.
low interest rate.

W. B. AUSTIN.
CHEVROLET SALES 8: SERVICE.
Selling Chevrolcts 12 years. Phone

1059.

A rc-eonditlonsd quality car is a
better buy than any new car at the
same price. '

We have a 1024 model Series 10-8
(Changed to 10-C) Franklin Sport
Sedan. rsIDucoed in Juniper Gray.
renicklsd and thoroughly re-condl-
tioncd. This car has disc wheels. and
trunk. presenting a particularly
pleasing appearance. We will be glad
to demonstrate.

in addition to the Frankllns above.
we have two water cooled bargains
for sale.

, A 1025 Hudson Coach.
painted. in splendid condition.

newly
run

 

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ANNOUNCEMENTS—

l—Deathe

I—Card of Thanks

S-in Memoriam

S—Funerul Direcion
d—lionuments. Cemetery Lots
“0—Soci ties and Lodges
10—11» and Found

AUTOM’OTIVE—
A—Automobllo Agencies .
Il—lAutomobiles For Sale
lzéAuto Trucks For Sale
18—Auto Accessories
Ie-Osrages—Autos for Hire

' Iii—Motorcycles and Bicycles
Ii—Wanted—Automotlve

BUSINESS SERVICE—
ld—Businesa Services Offered
ls—Buildlng and Contracting
Jl—Dreamaking and Mlllinery
gz—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
id—lnsurance and Surety Bonds
dB—TrucklnHtorago

 

ss—Pnlnting. Paoering. chrat- .
4 0

ing
u—Profeselonnl Services
30~ltepairing and eflnishing
so-Talloring and easing
n—Wanted--Buainess Service

EMPLOYMENT—
tbs—Employment Agencies
82—Help Wanted—Female
lS—Help Wanted-Male
sou-Help—Malo and Femflo
It—Sclicitors. Canvasasrs. Agents
80-Sltuationa Wanted—Female
Iii—Situations Wanted-Male

FINANCIAL— ‘
lS-Business Opportunities

2) til-Money to loan—Mortgages

dS—Local instruction ‘Classos
‘ od—Muslcai. Dadclng. Dramatic
od-Wanted—lnatruction

LIVE STOCK-
di—Dogs. Cats Other Pets
dis—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
dl-Poultry and Supplies ‘
SO—Wanted—Liv Stock

MERCHANDISE—
SI—Artlcles-For Sale
obs—Barter and Exchange
Sl—Boats and Accessories - .
ss—Iluilding Motorist .
u—Buslno. and Office Equip-

meat

Bl—Farm and Dairy Products
50—Fuel. Feed. il‘ertiliser
51—Oood Things to Eat
it—Household Goods
dd-«lewelry. Watches. Diamonds
dl—Machinery and Tools
“Waste“ Merchandise
dl-av—Radio Equipment
08—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
ed—Specials at the Stores
‘dI—Wearing Ap
u-Wanted—

ROOMS AND BOARD— t
di—Rooms With Board
CI—Rooms With t Board
fl—Rooms for Weeping
ihVacation Placea'
ii—Whm to Rt ,
u—Whare to Stop in Town
is—Wantod—Booma or Sued

REAL ESTATE F01?
id—Amrtmdnts and “is
ilrliuaioeas Places for Rent
"Llama and Land the Belt'
it—Houasa For Rent .
lei—Offices and Deals Boom
is-Shore and Mountain — For

Rent
33 ESTATE FOR SALE—,
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--Brokars in Real Mate ‘
Property I'd! his
Jl-ehrma and hand For his
Ida-Houses In! his

u—Lcts for file
lt—Shoro and Mountain - for

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AUCTIONS—

. Looks like new. This car must be

only 13. 000 miles.
1024 Durant Touring. A reai‘buy.
1925 Model 169 Nash 5 passenger.
4 door sedan in splendid condition.
Run 7. 000 miles. Mechanically per
foot and ex .srior fine upholstery

seen to be fully appreciated.

1928 Durant 4 pass. coupe. Run
16.000 miles. in excellent condi-
tion.

Tim NORWAIJC FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1881 or Wall 8t...N alk

mum!“ Stations 1.

Repairing .Q all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your ear washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARACI

 

 

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Shaman SSSVIOI
swan-momma 1s

 

CARPENTER WORK-4f all kinds
swanted. Day work or contract.
First class workmanship tune-
anteed. my work or lobhtllg at
reasonable prices. Baal mists
bought and sold. Phone us.

' FIRES. ,

Notice
Prevent Fires
Cfimneya scraped and cleaned “.00
China ‘rspointod
All kinds of Mdsr brick
meet-aimed“ soto
First A Now Its. liar: Norwaik

Woman A DAVIS
a. to woman at. w. DAVIS
A‘l'l'OitNlln AT LAW.
Ilarmoriy smallness U. S. Patent
Office.

1135 Main street. Bridgeport.
Sand for Booklet on Patents.

WHOLSTERING -- and cabinet

and upholstorsrs' supplies. Chair

caning. etc. A.
I. 0. 0. F. Bldg. Io. Norwalk.”

arching. Dyeing. Renovating so

new Slur—Now aatt No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Locke awoii Who did
the Job? The Practiul Recent-

iag Hat Ihop.i lain St. .-
Norwailr Conn. 1 (light stain
a satisfied ends on aim.

 

teammate-ego as

NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds lo.
cal and ‘lo ‘ distance making
Piano he . Soooiu vans for
moving. a ten last: dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone sts daytime:

 

 

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sarcomas
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HAND “VIBES - And labelera.
Webbing . Edging Co. 88 Wash-
fhgton St. Rear.

WHITE oIRIr-‘M general'houoo-
work with experience. Phone 1s".

mnemoms—wmm.- dead
pay. Apply at once. it. Landau.
5o to)1.00 Store. 121 Washington
St.

GIRLS-713‘s» clerical work. Apply 11.
Jacob & Son. So. Norwallr.

moons AGED—Woman to assist
‘with housework. One dult'ing goal
home in preference to high wages
unit“ also fond of children. Phone
All

2 LADIES CIA-Rm DI
Mumwoorspreasntanao'

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hoses to house caring. give ad.
dram and telephone ether: to

- Ewart! IlainSt.
b“Cl-Cann-

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Joli damsel-souls as

"me - Pro-oil's. thoroughly
experienced on “1'le and Woolen

 

dresses. Apply if. . Mayehbif A:
Company. 15 lierwin St.. Norwalk
Conn."

"waitress - Dre-l
leased on fine tel
About in N.
pony. 1s hierwia St.
Conn."

"WANTED—liandaswera. experienc-
finishing dre Apply hi.
ayehoff A scum» iii Mer-

win St. Norwaik. (.onn."

GIRL OPERATORS «— Wanted. on

 

era expor-
d dresses
chaff A: Com-
Norwaik

 

 

Singer sewing shines. Neat
work. good pay. Apply Polshy‘s
Dress Shop. as ita‘lroad avenue.
South Norwaik.

 

Ill. my. 83

BOY WANTED—Chi one for ad-
vancement. Refs co required
Vigdcr A Wells Maklln and his.
1111th Sta. So. Norwalk.

BOYS WANTED—Fe light cton
work. Must be oviir it re of
use steady work. Apply Jtogers A
Stevens It So. Main street. So.
Norwaik.

BOOKKEEPER —a latent. Young
man about 21 year old to assist
in Office detail wprk. lluat be
good ponman and accurate figur-
sr. Only willing and conclentious
worker need apply. Good opportu-
nity for the right than.

Federal System of Bakeries
616 Main St.
Stamford. Conn.

HATTEltS—Thorougllly experienced
sizors and starters on mena soft
fur felts good opportunity for
steady reliable men. give age and
detailed past experience. . addre-
Ilox “Hatter" clo ilentinel.

 

 

 

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TRUCK DlllVEll—Wnntcd. Alfred
Brown. Mcrrit Sb. So. Norwalk.

YOUNG MAN—Wanted. Good pity
for an honest. willing to advance
young man. Apply or once. M.
Landau. 5 cents to 81.00 Store.
127 Washington St.. So. Norwailr.

YOUNG MEN—Over 116 years of
to work as helper in ‘grocery
store. inquire Mode n Grocery Co.
Water So bad Haviland St. So.
Norwalk. inquire between 8 and l
in morning.

 

 

 

’ Help-Male and lift-male 84

SWEDISH COUPLE —- Wife good
cook and houseworker. man car-
penter. gardener. very handy all
around. inside and outside, refer-
cnces. city or country. Box 78 etc
Sentinel ofllce.

COUPLE-Middle aged. as carc-
takers fdr house and dogs. Novem-
ber 1st to May lot. on island.
Norwnlk Harbor. Light and fuel
furnished: good wages. Local ref-
erences required. Box '76 clo Son~
tincl.

 

 

 

WANTED—Cooks 871i up. Coupl‘

8160 up. general houseworkars.
both white and colored. Apply
'Ncrwalk employment agency. 00
Wall St. Phone 2561!.

simulates «Ventral—Female so

WANTED—Washing_end ironing to
do at home. Inquire 88 Ely Ave.

Situations Wanted-Stale 81
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Imp-court! Nomi“. CONN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5,1926.

 

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Value, Variety and Veracity‘

There you have three odtstanding char-
acteristics of The Sentincl's Adi-C Classified
Section.

It’s hard to overestimate its value til you
—simply because its offers present such liberal
values. It is the very personification of thrift
and economy.

And it is equally famous for the variety
.of its oflerings. it classifies add indexes enough
#30 cent kinds of things to meet the ordinary

outs of any man, woman or child. it Will
point out to you a good used car, a writing
machine, a place to live, or somebody to sow
buttons on your vest.

Finally, it has a habitual regard for the
exact truth. Its veracity cannot be doubled for
a minute. Truthful people tell truthful stories
about definite opportunitifis for you to profit
one way and another. It’ s as exact as mathe-
matics.

, D!on’t let a single day go by without read
ing it

. The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Sonics
Always Different-fin Opportunity

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Household Cpoda I!

lam-ears and stats

71

 

FURNITURE-4 piece fumed oak
dining room suite perfect condi-
tion. silence pads included. 810.00.
3 piece solid mahogany living
room set "0.00. 3 Brass beds
85.00. 1d Center Avo. Nor.

:i no.
your.
mvnl. l’llono 891-2.

 

LARGE PARLOR STO\'E-—Dining

17 lililJJl'JN A\'l£.——To adults only,
:1 \cry dcslrnble furnished or par-
mlly furnished apartmoht of four
lOOiiiH and bath. heat. water. gar- ‘

Will lease for six months. or
Mu’ba seen by appoint~

 

room suite. rugs. baby gntc. single
bed. dresser. ice box. 2 bird cagea,
also car in good shape. \‘cry rea-
‘ sonabie. Must be sold at once.
Party icating town. l‘hono aloe-s,

llolvayion. .6 or

l"l'll.\'lSliED OR - unfurnished.
6 rooms. ind
llour. lmprovements. desirable lo-
cation. Adults. Address C. H. clo

 

 

 

 

.\\.-. ”one 2213.

OVERSTUFFED—l.lving~room elite

Sentinel.
56 Woodward Ave.
9 ll. N 1‘ .— -
UA'I'I'BISSES—floa Springs. Cillh- ..‘ “in” m. ‘ '°° ' '" "n
lulu-mints. Inquire o premises
ions and Pillows of all kinds or M “8“er A"
made. renovated and repaired '
Telephone 811. Norwallt Mattress 9 l‘l..\'l'T Sit—1 rooms. all improve-
Co. 0 fianloiln Street. South inputs and garage. "0 a month.
Norwalk. also 5 rooms-ascend floor. 261 East

 

taupe with Old rose back ground
made to order. used since May.

9

8 NW” APARTilli‘NT—Completc-
ll lnrnlnhed all im‘prolcmcnts. in

10 piece Anicricun Walnut din. p: nuts home. quiet. refined con.

ing room suite. used since May. \v'ilcnt. \‘ery desirable for

Must be sold at once. Call bop ":=«2u|ts. l) M. 0. do Senilucl office.
A

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tween . and 1 in the afternoon
at the home of Mrs F D Baker.
20 Raymond Terrace East Nor-
“slit.

so
I

HIS.

llOOMIL-In East Noru'alk.
improvements. Rent $56.00. Phone

All

 

 

ROOhL HOUSE—All
ments. furnace heat. It
Ave. Rent $60.

Wanted—rs Buy so 7‘
WANTED TO BUY ——TRowhonts.

 

Phone 8015.

improve-
Fairfleld

 

Fitsgcrald Co. First St. and New
St. East Norwallt. Phone 3080.

Iinaioal liolwhandlse

THREE ROOMS—Part
ments.
hey 52 Van fiant St.

 

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Apply Mrs. P. P. Maho-

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improve-

 

 

UPRIOHT — Sterling Piano. You To W' rooms with

good 'ooiidiiion. 8100 cash. Address;

Box 71. cio Sentinel ofllcc. Jcaaloff. ‘1 “VI" M1.-

Oorhans. Washington I.

 

, rnontsgood location. inquire it.

improve.
or n. l‘.

 

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REAL PTA“ FOR RENT

Booms With boards or
RQWAYTON—eL a r g e furnished

5 ROOMS—All modern

 

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inquire 8‘ Water
208 {-4.

 

ments. heat furnished, 42 Spring

improve-

St. Tel.

 

- r i for housekeeping or will

boar co le. Ph l J.
d up W” m v reer' apartment.

 

HANDY MAN—Building and clean-
ing cesapools: grading. bears cut-
ting: lawn mowing; planting. and

 

 

local trucking. James Puller. is
Taylor Ave. Phone‘ddit.
migrates.
Money To Loan—Mortgages so

 

"NONE.

work. Picture framing mirrors ""

N-dOn your auto-
Milken. Inc. In-

mobl¥. TO “71:06

 

surance 62 N. Ma. street. S.
Norwaih." s
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lilnsical. 5:15:51 Drantatle do

PIANO mnnbcrrort.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
llee. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Ave So. Norwallr.
Near West Ave. W

musician

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son saw—Turmoil rug. s ft. 0

 

in. by 0 ft.. 4 Livlngstczt PL. or
Phone i1.
RADIO——for sale. no Forest. 4

Tubes. aldwin Headphones. 1n-
door l op, large superapsakar.
Phone 2662. 6-8 p.m

Farm Ind Dairy Products SI

APPLES FOR SALE Wilton-West-
port Road. Call. a. Lothrop.
Wilton “-21.

FOR SALE—Apples. Extra choice.
Fall and winter , it by basket or
barrel. Tel.. New 9 can «a.

surrealism-as so

rmn woou‘roa . sum—eta".

 

 

 

 

per card o it. 011.00 per
:‘ordelaa'nysiaa a wish. Phone

erwalh Imlaa Confirms
Co. nswaytos A

 

PIANO~Hainea Bro Upright wal-
ut finish, latest asign. Splendid
one and action. V ry exceptional

piano for beginnernt‘lood for many
years' service. Bargain at 81“.

 

 

 

Easy mutants god. l‘roe de-
livery. Fox Pk .North Iain
so. So. Nogalk.
nae-mus Eels ‘ as
o onion—cu boy's for sale.
Rubia. Cali {Mt-W.
mm W‘ room
.‘tahls with o la candle
tion m. alssaora has us

atovalcalr bedstedd :1 Gregory
Blvd. _ ii

 
 
 
 

 

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”IN.

 

, ”carom-sawe-

s rmmn AVE.-—Near West Ave. Dir Dr.

So. Norwaik. Rooms and board

:4 NORTH 11er ST.--d rooms.
"Rent 328.
Sloman. to: Washington

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in private family. Tel. it'll-W.
Rosina Without Board 68

FURNISHED ROQ’I—Newiy decor-
ated front room. For 1 or 2 per-

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Telephone 1510.

St.. § Nerwaik.
98 W ODWARD AVE-rd
at. all improvements. Inquire 61
uth Main St. or o Concord St.

room

 

sons. 80 Falrfleid Av.c So Nor-

“m can. xsrasaLroa

SAL!

 

 

Salaam-Pioneer
Rooms For "Oil-OW so ’ line

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FOR SALE—Bridgeport

 

2 PLEASANT FURNISHED—Rooms
for light housekeeping. Every cou-
_vonicnce. on trolley line 50 Men-
dow St.

Angling associations in England
stock their fishing waters yearly "
with millions of baby trout.

our OUR WAY

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Grefper. N North Avon
port.

 

 

in the classified section.

 

property with two o-room Qleta
all improvements. or exchange for
one family house or farm. L.

Businem

Bridge-

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$2.0” (‘AsllL—Ccntrnlly

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'i‘el. W. F. Ambler. Norwalk 9’.

6 ltUOlli HOUSE—All improvements
also 1; room bllnizulow in rear.
Chicken coups. shade trees. fruit
trees. grape vines. Lot 100 x 165
Will sell with or without lot. Price
reasonable. 64 Osborne Ave., East
Norwulk.

 

loculcd in

Norwalk. New six room home
\vlih all improvements. Owner
must sacrifice. Price 86,700.

l’llonc mill-J.

lv‘Ull SALE or l-‘Oll RENT—Wilson
avenue. lioxvuytou—scven room
cottage. with all modern improve.
nloziis.

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7 HOUSE-All improve-
ments. Fine location in East Nor-
walk. Price. $7.500. Box 75. clo

Sentinel omcc.

LOVELY noun—m r‘a'irueia Park.
Colonial style. House comparative-
nsw. ll large rooms. hard wood
floors. Set in fire place and book-
cnscs. Sun parlor. Many extras.
such as awnings. screens and
range go with house. Garage.
Owner will take 82. 600 down pay-
ment. to. 000 Bk.hlor¢age.13al.
easy terms.

Mr. R. T. Norris
Springdnlo Realty Co.
Norwallr 1041-1“ or Stamford 4054

 

 

FOR S.\1.E-—One_slx room house.
lot 60 x 150 No. 57 lleldcn Ava.
Price $5,500. Robert Joseloff. Tel.
”09. or William F. Hoyt 8: Son.
Tel. 435.

 

FOR SALE.
Good 6' lloom house
-— Bargain —
H.300 — Can be had
for $1000 Cash
llnlunce as Rent.
TilE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Wnslfmgton St.
Tel 559.

l'msr st’rRlc'r -- Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors $6.000. Real Estate
and insurance. The Tam ny
Agency. 128 Washington St. P
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out new; ros sans: motions—moat.
fluxes For Sale 8d Asset Notions at
A DWELLING—1n ltowuyton is of- n puuug \N . l . .
ferod for solo at a reasonable I; CIONV’L‘tcLTtlLSFS AM)
price. Six rooms. corner plot ON
McKinley Si. Lot Si x 160 a 1.1. CAUL'USES

 

Caucuses of the Republican vice-
tors resldlug'in the several wards
of lilo City of N01 walk will be held
on the 11111 day of October. 192..
at eight o'cloek p. m., at the places
and for the purposes hereinafter
mentioned to nil:

First “'zard Court Room opposite
Police station.

Second Ward: City Hall.

Third Ward: Community Hall.

l-‘ourth Ward: First District Wa-
tcr Works office.

Fifth Ward:
House.

Each of said caucuses shall elect
delegates to the Republican Conven-
tion hereinafter mentioned. as fol-
lows:

First Ward: eight delegates: Sec-
ond Ward, nine delcgutes; Third
Ward, flvo delegates; Fourth \l'urd.
four delegates; Fifth “\ard, three
delegates.

Said caucuses may elect alter-
nates, or authorize the delegates
to appoint their own alternates.
Each of the delegations from said
several wards. shall consist partly of
men and partly of women electors;
and no dolegato.or alternate shall
represent a ward, unless he or she
be a resident of the ward he or she
represents. .

~ CONVENTION.

A convention of the Republican
delegates from said several wards
will be held in the Council Cham-
ber, City Hall Building, in the Sec-
ond Ward of said City of Norwalk,
on the llth day of October. 10': 6.
at 9: 00 p. m., for the follow’g pur-
poses to wit:

1. To nominate cand’iates of the
Republican party for Representatives
in the next General Assembly, and
for Justices of the Peace, all for
the election to he h‘d on the 2nd
day of November, 1926.

2. To transact any other business
proper to come before said Conven-
tion.

Dated at Norwalk, this 4th day of
Oc‘ober.19!6.

By order of The Republican Town
Committee of tho Ton-n of Nor-walk.

JOHN D. MILNE.

Chairman of said Town Committee.

Altest:

llowayton Hose

 

 

j..-
SOLVENT NOTICE.
MSTRICT 01" NORWALK, 88..
PROBATE COURT. Sept. 15. 1926.

Estate in Connecticut of Emma
Reed Itusoh. late of Jersey City. in
the County of Hudson and State or
New Jersey. deceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hemp! for the creditors of said Edv
late to exhibit their claims for set-
ilcmcnt. Those who neglect to prea~
out thcflnccounts. properly attested.
within said time. will i v debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to ma
immediate payment to

WILLIAM H. RUSCH.
Executor.

Test Answers.

Here are the answers to the child's
test which appears on the, comic

POR-
1.

 

Tile candle is not burning.

2 Twr-nfydlve minutes after I.
it. Twolve.
4. Highway MAINTENANCE is

TOO expensive in this district.
5. Fourteen.

6. .l’eacoful waters.

7. Copper and tin.

8. Ancient picture writing.
9. Washington. Oregon and Call-
Icrnla.

1 0. Annapolis. Maryland.

 

Tramps who beg lodging at a
North Side police station in Chica-

 

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YOU ALWAYS get a square deal store to prevent its being stolen by

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

go bank their money at a nearby

fellow lodgers.

 

 

GEO. E. iNGHAM.
AUCTIONS—LEGAL Sec. pro tem of said Town Committee
Legal Notices Ii Statement of the Ownership, Man-
0

agcmcnt. Circulation. Etc, itc-
qaircd by the Act of Con-
grus of August so, 191:.

of The Evening Sentinel, published
daily at South Norwaik. Conn.. for
Oct. 1. 1926.
State of' Connodieut. County of
Falrfield as.

Before me, a Notary Public. in
end for the state and county afore-
said. personally appeared W. P.
Mllllgan. who. having been duly
sworn according to law. deposes and
says that he is the Business Manager
of The EVEI’n‘ Sentinel and that
the following is. to the best of
his knowledge and belief. a true
statement of the ownership. man-
agement (am if a daily paper. the
circulation). etc.. of the aforesaid
publication for the date shown in
the above caption. required b the
Act of August 24.4913. embodl d in
section «8. Postal Lowe and Reg.
ulations. printed on the reverse of
this form. to wit:

1. Tha‘. the names and addresses
of the publisher. editor. managing
editor. and business managers are:
Publisher. The Sentinel Publishing
Co.. So th Norwalk. Conn; editor.
Leigh anenbcrg. South Norwalk.
Conn. managing editor. Alfred S.
O‘Brien. South Norwalk. Con . ' busi-
ness manager. Wendell P. M iiigan.
South Not-walk. Conn.

2. That the owners are: A. Gold-
en Kelley. South Norwalk, Conn.‘;
Wendell P. Mlliigan. South Norwaik.
Conn.: Charles 11. Harris. Norwalk.
Conn.: Emma L. Golden. South Nor-
walk. Conn; Leigh Danenberg. South
Norwalk. Conn.

8. That the known bondholders.
mortgagees. and other security hold-
ers owning or holding 1 per cent. or
more of total amount of bonds.
mortgages. or other securities are:
None. i;

i. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the own-
ers. stockholders. and security ld-
era. if any. contain not only the lat
of stockholders and security holder?
as they appear upon the books of
the company but also. in cases
where the stockholder or security
holder appears upon the books of
the company as trus‘ .ee or in any
other fiduciary relation. the name
of the person or corporation for
whom such trustee is acting. is
given; also that the said two para-
graphs contain statements embrac-
lng aii'tant's full knowledge and be-
lief as to the circumstances and con-
ditions under which steakhoidsrs
and security holders who do not ap-
pear upon the books of the company
as trustees. hold stock and ooeuritles
in a capacity other than that of a
bona fide owner; and this afilant has
no mason to believe that any other.
pbrson. association. or corps n
has any interest direct or lndi

the said stock, bonds. or oiher ssour~
files then as so stated by him.

. That tho average number of
co ice or each issue of this publi-
cation sold or distributed. through
the mails or otherwise. to paid sub-
scribers during the six months pra-
ceding the date shown above
5.103. W. P. Milllgan. Basin
Manner. Sworn to and subscribed
before me this dth day of Oct. 1030.
[Seal]. Lewis Wardeil. Notary Pub-
lic. (My commission expires Feb. 1.
film.)

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