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li-Automobiies For Isle
11—Auto Trucks For his
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alumnus—Autos for titre
15-»Motorcyclee and literal.
l'l—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE-
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lb—Rutiding and Contracting
al—Dreremahlng and Ililitnery
actuating. Plumbing. Rooting
ds-lnsursnce and Surety Bones
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Ste-Situations Wanted—Female
81—Sttuations Wanted-Hale
FINANt‘lAL—
i It—Ruslness Opportuniti-
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i“ din—Horses. Cattle. Vehicl-
, ; de-Pmlltry and Supplies
M1.” IO-nWanted—Live sues
,HERCHANDISE—
5"” 'll—Articlee For his
62: lbs-Barter end llschanle
to ba—Doete snd Aces-ates
his. IS—Rulldihl Islnh
t ei—zmustne- and Office Equip-
‘o w bb—Fenn and iiatry W.
's n: .- Is-rllel. Feed. fertiliser
'lh. bt—Oood mess to let
1:4 ~ n—Hounehoid Goods
ton ~ se—Jewelry. ‘Watches. Diameuds
For! dl—Iachlnery and Tools
CI-umi ”SEMI.
, er-a-w-liedio South-slept
‘ - eI—Seeda Pill". flowers -
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db-Weartng Apparel
dI--Wellted-—To BI?
onus um sumo-
I‘I-Roolne With Bees.
de—Roome Wit ut Boat.
dr—itoelne for oueeheeplol
' . jo—Vaoetlon Places
tt—there to Eat
' "—Where to flop in MI
g ‘ls—vvanled—aeolne er ileerd
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"—8an Phose' fer III
Ie—Psrms and land For Rent.
t‘I—uousss For Rent
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y '. R—Itroh'ere is Real Ilete
' u—Bustae- Property let his
.- ss-rerms and toad he his
-5 It—iteesre for his
sow-lets let .ie
fies—Shore sue lunatic - list
’ his
s'f—eebonae lies his
W "1-7. and.» nest nests
Ik'lpid-ufli Insets
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its;
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mausoleum
sinus Ins. sue-o to
mono—a 18-foot rowboat. The
owner they have it by ldentltfllng
it and paying for this ad. Phone
312'.
HORSE-Found near to...l farm.
an sorreii horse. Newly shod.
monannlsa
than and Dairy Products on
HAND Plum-3n u.\l.lnle
APPLEs. lil‘ll.l.l‘2itl‘:l) amt:
wax-mu 1N CITY. $3.00 PER
sMALL BARREL. “.00 PER
LARGE BARREL. (1. a K. “1ou
TELEPHONE 17434. I
THE CROFUT s. KNAI’P CO. 1
AUTOIOM
Automobiles For Sale
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I‘HI NURWAIJE FitAhKiJN CO
Phone I”! II Wall St” Norwaih
w. R. AUd'i'lN
. South Norwaik
Phone lass
CHEVROIJBT SALES a SERVICE
Westbort
no
MW stations to.
Repairing on all makes or cars
dterage by the day. week or month
you: eat washed while you wait.
Atl'i'o EXCHANGE GARAGE
Blah: hind leg white Lone tail. By J. g. Grimm",
Weight. about "0. Owner apply |
a. Town Clerk .1 Norwalk. Flu-I. Fred. lt-rttttscrs so‘
DOST—410 Reward. A BLACK WANTED—d or '7 loads of good‘
LEATHERETTB HAT nox CON- mlnurc- Apply 6 Losnn Ht. or
TAININO SILK HAT ETG. from ”10M 40901 ‘
run It board of my automobile
on gas: Ave.. late Thursday night ilourchnlu "‘“l' 5" .
the 13th I“oveflrlber- MA'l'rlu-xasrzs ilns Glorious. Cush
' 0301“”: 0- SCOTT: ions and Pillows of all kind.
Ridtefleld~ C°n"- made. renovated and rt'plliivfl
Telephone all Norwus Mullrrnri
Co 4’ Franklin Direct. South ‘
Norwalit. ;
RICHMOND n a N o I-t—excclloni ‘
condition. 020.00. York gas range.
“.00. Window shndcn used tow
weeks. Reasonablo. 7 Reed Rt. Bo.
Norwuik. Tel. 8492.
SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET—
Oood us new; “'llllt‘; perfccl ln
every rcspect. Must be sm-n .o in-
nppreclntl-d. Call 22-4 or lnuutre
Mrs. Schenk. Alden Ap‘s.. Web.
stel- St.. between 6 and 7 p m.
Muslim Men-Illumilsc
il‘.‘
won slim—Lam SLIGHTLY USE!)
player piano, with rolls out bench
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tion.
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day, but not every day—the BIG opportunity
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lily you pass by them.
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that opportunities are bring distributedi
The A80 Classified Ads
Always the Same-In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
8375. Convenient terms. TH E
BTUDW'ELL PIANO CO. South
Norwalk.
l Ilinbeth St. ‘l'el dil'l
BUSINESS SESVIOE
lube-mm tl
MARINE MOTORS— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 010.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
ll‘lrst & New Ste. Phone 8080
WOOSTER a DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners of U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents
UPHOISTERING-and cabinet
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chalr
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. 0. 0. l'.. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
m asst-es; mm}. as
c.“—
tiEl.l.o Blu:flsw hatf No the
old one cleaned biocheo and
trimmed been swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing list Shop. II N Main ht. S
Norwallt'tionu. up I flight stairs
I ntlsfled customer is our aim
loving. Trucking Storage so
NAG! BROS—Storage. All Mode to-
eat and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mach dumpa 100
Conn. Are. Phone Ill daytime:
lot-it nishts.
mourns!
FOR SALE—USED llPRlGHT Pl-
Ino. 885. T ll E S TU ll W [‘3 l. l.
I’lANO CO. So. Norwnlk.
8: NOTE PLAYER PlANU—Muhn.
gany tlnlsh good conditlon. with
bench and rolls. Price 8289. on
Small amount down. easy Werklyi
payments. i‘l‘er) dclivcry. Fox l'-i i
one Co. South Norwalk.
RADIOS
We sell the following radioa. Rn-
dlolas. Super-Heterodyne. Aiwnlor-
Kent. Bo h and Freshman. Small
payment own on any of three ra-
dlos brings one to your home. llnl.
ance Fox's way. easy to pay.
ALFRED FOX PIANO C0.
South Norwnlk.
Wearing Apparel on
GENTLEMEN'S—New tuxedo coat.
full satin lined. Will sell for
half cost. Also iadles' mole skin
ooatce in cxccllcnt condition Tel
4517 or call 109 Flax Hill Road
6 .o I p. m.
Wanted—1‘0 liuy so
WANTElh—IMB Harley Davidson
motorcyclc. Archer, 26 Ohio urc-
nuc.
aoous AND lloannr
“(some “‘itllmlt llulsflt
'tit
COMFORTABLY F U R N l S II I? D
ROOM—Private family. Central,
Suitable for one or two gentle-
Ilelp Wanted-Female I!
EXPERIENCED S A L E S L ADY—
wanted. Apply at once. M. Landau
18 Washington St. South Nor-
walk.
GIRL OPERATORS—on Singer
Sewing machines. Nest work. good
pay. Apply Poisky. 45 Railroad
Ave.. South Norwalk.
GIRLS—Over to, who wish perma-
nent work on one or' two needle
machines. Apply Cluctt. Peabody
A Company. Inc.
Help Wants: -lsle SI
EXPERIENCED POUNCER—want-
ed. One‘tamlllar with all branches
of peunclng. Apply
AMERICAN HAT C0.
MOULDERS WANTED—We need
two bench moulders on gray
iron work. Must be experienced
at ornamental work. Apply Eln-
ployment Bureau.
Yale & Towns Mfg. Co.
Stamford. onn.
Bltnltit‘lae Wanted-Female 80
WANTED—merit by the day wash-
ing. ironing and house cleaning.
Write Box to clo Sentinel Office.
rnlasolal. _
”WWW! 8'
“CAPITAL FURNISHED BY SE-
CURITY SELLING ORGANIZA-
TION with established clientele.
and unusual facilities and connec-
tions for the prompt disposition ot
stocks and bonds. Only Interested
in propositions holding forth pro-
tit po-ihllltles to investor in es-
tablished enterprise or new pro-
tect of merit. Give lull details by
letter only. Stanley. Jefferson. A:
Go. Suite 722. ‘3 Broadway. New
York City." ' .
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I“. lined-in. Dramatic u
PIANO inmucrmu:
Conservatory course. lites J. De-
tiee. Pupil it New rorll College of
lusts. O Putnam. Ava. So. Norwalli.
Near West Ave.
ms erode
”WNW
- P. IOMANO.
LIVE POULTRI‘MARKET
Poultry killed‘and dressed while
you wait. Fowls tee lb. Broilers «c
lb. Dealing chickens toe lb. Place
your order for Thanking 'nsrksy
new. Phone 88". Free delivery.
monsoon
Mmm er
aroma soar—u ft. ht be'tota
teeter boat with 8 cylinder Palm-
er engine. “it.” for quick ule.
Aleolbthwoodnavyhullvsry
cheap. it taken at once. E. a.
Roberts. 4 liawhius Ave. rele-
Dhea'e 1081-3.
1
Cl
D
men. Phone l2“.
FURNISHED ROOM—in private
.famlly. heated. excellcnt loca-
tion oft West Ave. 5 mlnuics walk
to South Norwnlk ccntcr. Phone
2025.
ROWAYTON—Nlcc room convcni-
ent to station and trolley. 55.00
per week. Ladies only. 'I‘cl.
1173-4.
litmus- rot "oust-keeping us
FURNISHED ROOMS—~Two bcnu-
titully furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Must be seen to be
appreciated. All lmprovomvnls.
Trolley goes by door. Rates rcn-
sonable. Garage. 'l‘clcphone 3709-
J.. ll: Gregory Blvd.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
u
Apartments and Flats
APARTMENT—6 rooms. all im-
provements. In desirable location.
Rent $60.00. Inquire. of Chas. l5.
Hoyt. South Norwalk Trust Co.
31 COVE AVE—5 room apartment.
at Cove Ave. East Norwslk. some
imp. Rent :30 00. The Tammany
lags-coy Real Estate and Insurance
128 Washington st. Phone all“.
FOR RENT—second floor 4 large
rooms. all improvements. except
heat. garage if desired. Also 8 fur-
.nished rooms for housekeeping.
Trolley parses the house. Adults.
188 Main St. Norwalk.
ROOM FLAT—Third floor. No. I
Railroad Ave. Rent 826. For par-
ticulars c. Swarts out who Cigar
60.. Washington It.
82 VAN ZANT Sit—Second floor.
0 rooms and kitchenette. Inquire
downstairs or phone 2162-28.
78 SOUTH MAIN Std-Posesslon 1st
of month. Rent 365.00.
Wm. F Hoyt & Son.
it South Main 5‘.
N0. TAYLOR AVE—7 rooms and
garage. all improvements. In-
quire on premises
NEW HOUSE—s rooms. first floor.
all improvements, 3 Sound View
Ave" at corner of Flax Hill Rd.
Inquire within or Tcl. ssaz-M.
ROOM FLAT—Second tloor all
improvements. good location. be-
tween Fairtleld and West Ave.
Garage if desired. Inquire 81 Ce.
dar St. ‘ '
ROOMS—Strain heated apart-
ment. Janitor senice. Cor.
Nolth Main and Webster Ste. In-
quire C. .1. Hints.
ROOMS-d'llectrlc lights. enamel
. sink. washlub. gas and toilet.
Rent "I. Inqulre 56 Taylor
Ave.
7531' wasmnorou er. —
Apa‘ment with all improvements.
Telephone 2418.
6
linens l-‘or Rt'II it
'A‘ outrun”,- room buses-
iew on idertoq Sh. if Taylor Ase.
”nth. all Improvement. share-
l
CLASSIFIED DISPLA Y
FOR. SALE
*—
l‘wo nlco building lots in high
clued rvsldcnllul section. (‘il(‘il .m
ft. front. $1.800 eucli.
Ii
ll
lI Several othcrs from H.000 up
i. One with 2-cur xnrugc. 33500.
,! Modern sevcll room house vvl'h
' sun parlor. llro place and hot
water heat. Convcnlcnt location.
Price 310,500.
CANTY 8: CO.
Realtors insurance
[7 do italn Rt. Phone 83¢
‘ éee or (‘all
Walter R Cohings
REALTOR
23 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
REAL ESTATE [OR BENT 0mm DISPLAY
EXCEL! ENT
li‘nlt RENT—From Drccmbor lsi.
llouws l-‘or ill-alt
SOMERS & SOMERS
lt room housc, strum hcat all im-
prow-mcnls. Gnragv. Excgleni THE PAIN, PEOPLE
condition. 'l‘houo 3915. Walter
it. (Killings. llcnltor. WINDOW SHADES
! llltliil-IST PLANS—Moorish style. PAINTS
new 5 room furnished homo. Half ROOF COATINGS
rental value. llrutml mirage. trees. ’
Mari-In Roach. 5 minutes by trol- NORWALK SO. NORWALK
ll‘y. Sun it. l’llono iO‘JS-W.
(‘. ROOM IlOl.‘SI£—Bath, all im-
provements (‘cnter of town. ." 4
:lcrcs hind. Gnrngc nnd ice bulld-
on Wall St. s-lo Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER
OPPORTUNITY
11 room house in fine con-
dition, all improvements. 2
furnaces, 2 baths, extra
toilet On 3rd floor, 2 car
garage. Can be used as a
three family house. Locat-
ed in South Norwalk with-
ing. ll. Quuckenbush. Telephone
Durh'li 833.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ll
FOUR ONE-FAMILY HOUSES—all
conveniences. ccntrnlly located.
South Norwnlk. HOME REALTY
COMPANY.
NOTICE
To Real Estate Owners of ~
Norwalilt
There are. no doubt. many
people in this Town who have
for sale vacant lots and dwel-
lings. As we have many pros-
pects for both: it is our aim
to have the listings of these
places to sell. By listing your
ilml-rs i- os \‘Ile
l-‘lilt SALE—Um- slx room house.
lot on 1 ”iii No 6'1 llclden Ave
Price in Mm ilnhcrt Joseloff Tel
i309 or William F Hoyt dc Son
Tel. 435
NE“ il(l|'Sl’I--l‘ull‘flc|d peril. Best
rostrlcnllnl llPtlionE Call 41 Ohlo
avenue. Tot. Hill-W.
\NO'I‘HER BARGAIN-Two-family
house. lmprovrmelts. 3 years old.
centrally located in Norwalk:
SG.50|l—$l.000 cash will lake It.
lion't full to see us about this one.
Tilii FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
Tel. 659.
T\\'() FAMILY HOUSE—4n center
of South Norwalk. All improve-
ments. Price “0.500. The Tom-
many Agency. Raul Estate and in-
surance. 123 Washington Street.
property with this agency you
will benetit by a service which
has taken us thirty-nine years
to perfect.
Phone 1230
11.. ET... and
Golden Co.
90. Norwalh Trust On. Bldg.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 3344.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Test Answers
SOMERS & SOMERS comic page.
THE PAINT PEOPLE ;:§‘;_u"” nude"
s—A one-celled animal.
t—A plant-eating animal.
WINDOW SHADES
Now Sold On :33;
WEEKLY PAYMENTS 1:3?
9~Foul
NORWALK SO. NORWALK 10...?“
50 Wall St B-IO Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER l
are turned in as evidence.
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These are the correct answers to.
the questions which appear on tho
Michigan townships place a boun-
‘ty on rate. The tails of the rodents
in two blocks of West Ave.
Price $10,000 Cash $3,000
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
Fireproof your
business
Modern nlcthods of build-
ing consiructlo'n and tested
are prevention equipment con
trlhule much to your astrty
Bill tire Insurance places the
one sure protection betweru
“ICU. BillllGi-ll’OilT—285 .
l'. M.
.w—Kidlilo Period.
:30wltcd t‘l'uns tllik.
doroth.
.40~'.nl.., worse it. Woods.
Mfr—Mary lllncllcllll. soprulln.
.0ll—~.\lusirul ’l‘l'iplcls.
:30-—'l‘llt‘l‘t:sli hiul‘canlonlo. plnn»
isL
lids—Anna Louise Sissro. soprano.
u;UO~Annu Lynch. violinist.
9:15—11) ho nnlloulmcd.
9:3il—'('llnll‘0 Orchestra.
ln:tl0——()olrs’ orchestra.
ll:00—i"our lianJollnrs.
WIMP, ‘.\I-1\\' YORK—Illa
hi.
:Oo—mnncr music.
lift—Rod Cross roll call.
.OO—Hclcn llulul-s. stprmo.
lit—Columbia l'nlwrslty lccturo.
filo—House of Myths.
00—"l-Iducatlonnl System." 0
Loop 1'. '
:IO—tllivrru Little :4) mplmny.
:oo—Talk, Uroton 'l‘twson.
:OO—Gypslcs.
10:00—Opcrn.
moor."
ll:00—-Ilolfc's Orchestra.
will, NEW YORK-4.15
l‘. M.
two—Concert orchestra.
7:55—John Kennedy.
8;00-—-l)anco ol‘chcstra
8:30—0rchcstra.
9:30—Thayor's Cavaliers.
10:30—Dunco orchestra.
“fills, NEW )‘UllK—Sltl‘
P. M.
tizou—Iimiilmc story.
fi:.’lfl—-Wundcrllch's (lrchcstrn.
7:00—lt e in o B u f n n 0, “Marion-
ctics."
7:10—Orchcstrn; ncws items.
WRNY. NEW YORK—3'”.
P. Iii.
Two—Sports. financial digest.
filo—Weather report.
l:l5——l‘r|nce Plotti.
I-EO—Sonmn’s Concert Orchestra.
ESE—Talk.
8.00—liclen Bn‘dvv‘n. recital.
izlS—llrllnbow Orchestra.
8:45—llcth Challis. songs.
9:00-~“In\cntlons," lingo Gcrns-
back.
trio—Iltllsmann Trio.
9:30-.losnph llubcrgrltz. violinist.
9:45——llulslnnnn Trio.
lo:00——Iloh Klnd‘oe's Orchestra.
\VNICA, NEW YORK—341.
P. M.
(filo—Ernie Golden‘s Orchestra.
7:00—Taik.
Inn—Ernie Gildcn's Orchcstra.
7:30-—Hunynrian Orchestra.
8200—4 cclllre.
9:!5——-Ilour of music.
lOIIS—Whozit contest.
10 : {in—Music.
12 : (lo—Entertainers.
12:80—(‘lub program.
\I'HN, NEW YORK—301.
l‘ M.
EGO—Radio Movie Club.
T'SO-Da'lcc orchestra.
3 fro—Ron (mnnnugh. songs.
3 1t--llc’.lv Monls. singer.
F'Zfi—Tnlk
Alto—Dawn) orchestra.
(Hill—Lo -rl'~l Szlnphony Ora-hot.
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you and financial loss as a re-
sult of Me.
Be sure your insurance In
admin-ls and correctly ap-
plied We will gladly inspect
real the risks.
J. M. Layton (‘0.. Inc.
as Washington Street
Insurance and RI'U' Estate
i TELEPHONE as H
L==._m_ i
Tel. Stamford 4742-2
8. BOTFAN'
Public Auctioneers 8:. Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of
Paints. Hardware. l"urnl.ure. etc.
A“ Main St. Stamford
—-Advertise in The Sentinel.
our our. WAY t
/" econ HEAvms'.
7/1 THOUGHT 'l‘i-tE
,4 'RooF HAD FELL
I CAUGHT THIS
snow ME WHAT
HE'S GOT on His
POCKET. '
I Know l-llM'.
1' CALi‘l’ HAVE
A ‘Ii-ltNGr
ARoouo HERE!
won. 1 Dodrcme:
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AREMT V00 0F Nit-l Room
ASHAMED? Aug He word-r
1'. . Jr
By WILLIAMS
GOOD GOSl-ll
FELLER CAN'T
WALK ARoou‘
‘fi—l‘ House even.
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Theoweo Down!
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arr MAD!
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seasonal. Insure: r.
‘lO:-‘=;—\'a m“ li.e.
‘ io 30—901mm”: h'-llads.
11:00-—l{enry Bergman's Orchestra.
l‘ S’l-'fluh ran-Hahn.
”.0" mid” “at on orcht-t
“MSG. NEW YORK—303
P. M.
ROG—Langston and Ruth Mal-r.
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songs.
6:15—Skctch. "Castles in the Air."
6:30—Jean Lambert. soprano.
6:45—Sport talk. Bill Str-lnko.
hon—Edna Crowe. pianistc.
his—Talk.
Emil—Emma Kaufman. soprano.
8:15—Sorse show opening.
sun—Wright and Wrong. songs.
limo—Emma Kaufman. soprano.
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:30—Geortzlft Hazlett. sopruno.
.45—"l’octs," Prof. Arthur Nuson.
TOO—Harmonlsls.
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:io—Horace A. Taylor. reader.
:55—Ncws.
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