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monosm hummus ' cussmso Diem! YOUNGEST HOSTESS 0FI)IPL()MA'!‘l(‘SET
m u ”Ill y. “MOI "urethral-s es —7
roman—A ll-toot moon. The iron. sane—ms SL'lClHTLY uaun FOR SALE
owner ntay have it by ldontltfying
it and paying for this ed. Phone
Ills.
POUND—lied Rowboet 12 feet long.
1 Fenwiok street. lieet Norwelli.
can poo-indust- English Sottor.
1 months old. Color mired
reddish brown and white. strov-
pl yer piano. with rolls and bench
ii. Convenient t o r m s. 'l‘ H l-2
HUDWELL PIANO CO. South
Norweilt.
FOR SALE—USED UPR
one. ”0. THE STU
PIANO 00. So. Norweilt.
as units PLAYER PIANO—Maho-
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proper oleestdastloe and the readies efternco November _ . '
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cusstnnn BAT“ ‘f N" Genus. “ cotton “M thall amount down. ossy weekly
Dolly rate per line toevesnnsu- leash attuned seller. Liberal wmenll. pf.” delivery. l-‘os Pi-
tivo insertions: reward. i... fl. 8le telephone eno Co. South Norm“!-
;. ‘ Cash New Canaan m.
h ' ‘ RADIOS
I‘- :3: “35W '3’ 3:: £070.01!“ eye sell the following radios. Ra-
” Conley '°""°.'.".'. :ll .10 . dl Ins. Super-Heterodyns. Atweter-
‘ No advertisement taken for to- ‘m n his ll 5:;030?rwhngnvmh$tmfh«lime?!
' ' 3;": again“. oil ‘ ”I!“ ll” “IBM“ COACH-"PM.“ dlos brings one to your home. Bal-
; ‘- Condition. Wonderful bargain for once Fox's way. only to pay.
r" com" a" "m" w ' to the cash. rel. IN. den; soil. ovs- ALFRED FOX PIANO CO.
" ”deems ads will be received by “‘9'“ 5°“ "°""”"
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insertion cosh rate will be a. lswo . ‘
W. 11- AUI’flN PLACE. ll RAYMOND 8'1- \ [LL
Ads ordered for three or sis days . ,
" A South Norwellt BE OPEN THANKSGIVING DA\.
and stopped before sspirsttqnvlll " FROM 9 1'0 ” or] OCK
‘- only be charged for tho nxmb‘o‘r it: 0W0 . at}: . SERVICE . . -
1 ‘tltnee the ed appeared on a net- \-
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m FURNISHED ROOM—Iii private
mum”. on ‘1' meta “ care. family. hosted. excellent locu-
r THE Elm!“ ”'0'" ' mm 0’ m:.:"hm':°:":;mh tion off West Ave. ominutee walk
LI" 1 w o v .
' a- An accommodation nuigrb'sgcwon census: tamcuth Not-walk center Phone
w Extension of its Public Service, a Elisabeth St. 'l'ei «st .
t v . ROWAYTON—Nice room conveni-
i CREDIT 'm “In“ ant to station and trolley. 85.00
’- n th ' .. per week. Ladies only. Tel.
5 °" menstruation-i is «’3 1173-4-
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MARINE uoeoau— overhauled.
all ADVERTISERS Special ‘eulboord motors over- 11-03 main—1" gr '8 tfurnlls‘hgd
l' hauled to. rooms or th c one to or 3
who are telephone subsorib- .
E- on. Bills are not led “TMER‘LD AWNING 00‘0” :gigreltigglfis'. 6 Hawkins Axe.
fi' promptly on the date of first First ‘ "0" W- PM". ' I h d
5. ”mu" "m "l" "“9“" 2 LARGE ROOMS—Fugue e. r...
17' that '1' 7‘" °l "'9 000M wag“ ‘ 1:“? DAVIS housekeeping or I unfurnished
w . ""M’d “1°! '1“ b. 1‘.“ ~ " WOO ATLA'W rooms. Private llouse on trolley
dig“. 5“”. the "V” d” “0" ‘11:}!!!le ot U S. Patent line. All Improvements Host end
l4 discount has expired. The MW “J": ' light furnished. Rowayton. Phone
33E continuation of the policy 11"," ' street. ”an”... “in.
' '3‘" " “mum °" a” °" send for Booklet on Patents
' "W: operation given by the public __ _._ .__._. a“ 331‘“ to; RENT
*" ._ in minimising collection on upfiomERING-‘nd against
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s—aoclotlee and lodges
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Il-Antotnobiles For sale
is—Auto Trucks For filo
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st—lasurence and Clint, flesh
M—Paintlog. Pepering. haunt
ss-Repetrlng and M.
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so—Jewoiry. starches. unless: ~
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23‘“; ESTATE “W Rm:
~ taunts and stenetsie . for
{set carers masses-
1. O. 0. It. Bldg. 8o. Norwellr.
wooing. Dyeiss. lteeovetlna so
Rent 860.00. Inquire. of Chas E.
Hoyt. South Norwellt Trust Co.
HILLO Hilda—New not! No the
old one classed blocked and
trintinod lasso swell Who did
the Job? The Prsotieoi Renovat-
ing list M ii I state at. 8
Not-well: Open. up 1 flight states
a utisfiod custonm is our aim
storm mine sieroas as
user anon-stereos. an binds l'e-
sat slid long distance cochlea
hoisting W vane for
S ovtna e toe ilees domes. too
as“. Ave. Phone us daytime:
“do" “his.
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2 APARTMENTS—28 Falrfleld Ava.
first floor. d rooms. second floor
5 rooms. All improvements. New-
ly decorated. inquire Palace (‘on-
foctlonsry. 11 North Main St.
South Norwelk.
M
APARTMENTS-in new house. 6
rooms and 5 rooms. all modern
improvements except heat. Also
garage. 46 Tierney St. inquire
A. RICCl. 22 Tierney st. Phone
2021.
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS -- All lm.
provernsnts. Reasonable rate. in-
quire New York Bakery. 106 Cs-
dar St.
m " “Elsi-Fell”. S!
misread» ea Luster)!—
wentod. Apply at once. M. Landau.
1" Washington St South Nor-
walk.
otat.’ OPERATORS—on Singer
sewing machines. Nest worlt. good
pay. Apply Polsky. 45 Railroad
Ave.. South Norwsfl. .
to OPERA‘I‘OltkImInedtetely with
osperlotm on melting costs. Ap-
ply is. N. Iteyehol'f A Co.. is
Merwtn street. Norwelk.
loin mouth-lets so
WANTED—An electrician and a.
wire men. Apply H. Jacob d: Son.
South Kerwelit.
mnemonic POUNCERPwent-
ed. One fetniller with all branches
of pounding. Apply
. “ERICA." HAT C0._
MIMI! Whirled—Mlle IO
WANTED-work by the day wash-
.tng. ironing and house cleaning.
Write Box so did Sentinel Office.
mallow.
lllm m m S.
CAPITAL Whmst-By secu-
rity selling organisation ”with es-
tablished clientele. and unusual
facilities and connections for the
prompt disposition of stocks and
bonds. Only tntorested in propo«
sltiona holding forth pront pos-
sibilities to investor in established
enterprise or new project of
merit. Give full details by letter
only. Stanley. Jefferson t Co..
”to ill. 43 Broadway. New
tensity.
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nontoxic?
ell-ltd. liesehg'. Dramatic so
none moorlan-
Conservetsnnsntss- Ili- J. De-
tieo. Pupil at New lorit‘ College of
Inns. 0 Putnam Ave. so. Norwelh.
loser West Ave.
OI COVE AVE—5 rooms and bath.
electricity. gas. Rent $30.00 a
month. Inquire as Cove Ave.
31 COVE AVE—5 room apartment.
31 Cove Ave. East Norwulk. some
imp. Rent 330.00. The Tammany
agency Reel Estate and insurance
123 Washington at. Phone 83“.
FOR RENT—7 room apartment
all improvements. gas. electric.
hot. and cold water. bafh. large
pantry. ell hard wood floors. Hot
water heat supplied. 10 Hillside
St.. So. Norwalk. inquire M. B.
Tomey. Phone 2667.
ROOMS—All improvements. :6
North Main St.. South Norwalk.
Rent 825.00. Phone Dr. Sloman.
' 8129.
ROOMS—For rent with improve-
ments. at 282 East Ave.. second
floor. Inquire on premises or
Phogio 2018. .
ROOM FLAT—Third floor No. 8
Railroad Ave. Rent 325. For per-
tieulers C. Ewart: Old Well Cigar
Co.. Washington St.
1: VAN ZANT ST.—Second floor.
4 rooms and kitchenette. Inquire
downstairs or phone 2162-23.
no. ranch eva—t rooms and
totals. all improvements. 1p.
quire on premises.
6 ROOMS—Steam heated apart-
ment. Janitor serVice. Cor.
North Main and Webster fits. in-
qnirs c. J. Mints.
Houses For Rent 11
A BEAUTIFUL—Five room bunga-
low on Morton St. off Taylor Ave.
Both. all improvements. also gur-
ego. Rent 895. Inquire John J.
Venn. Phone us. ’
tron naN'r—rrom nicember m.
s room house. steam heat. all im-
movements. Garase. Excellent
condition. Phone 8915. Walter
R. Ceilings._ Reeito‘
HIGHEST CLASS—Moorish style.
new 3 room furnished home. Half
m roams! Harm
- Pooliry hillsdsnd drusd while
no wait. rm. toe lb. Brbilers «is
is. nee-ting: lions. «e lb. PM!
rose «on: to Wm WM
m. M tut-m “m"-
i
m m rental value. Heated garage. trees.
* *' Mervin Beech. s minutes by trol-
l'oisils old W 0 ley. See it. Phone toss-w.
r. Bonito: stx noon cousin-wan all im-
proveuienls. convenient to center
or South Norwnlk. Very low rent
to couple who will keep place in
manner desired. o 2488-: or
cit at No. it Ge er street for
\ keys. (Attes- tzso p. m.)
rseat. sore-rs roe BALI.
’. . ' ' lotion [or this at
odds annular nouns—en
nonunion“ centrally floated.
South .Norwelh'. noun amt-rt
cougar. ,.
I'WO FAIIL! HOUSE-4n center
of. seats Norweiir. All improve.
stsnts. Price “0.600. The Tent.
A Number
lion.
the offers which make
lied columns—today or
That’s why you sh
single day.
.luy you pass by theta.
Rearing the A-B-C
“This World '18 So Full Of
And nearly all of them are listed at sonic ‘
time or other in tile systematically arranged
columns of The Sentinel A.B.G Classified Soo-
Therc is hardly any limit to the variety of
it’s something you want —- if it's something
people buy and sell—you'll find it in the classi-
ehanging. never-ending opportunluu every
If you read the classified ads nearly every
day, but not every day-the BIG opportunity.
of .t lifetilnc may pass through them the very
lay assures you of being present every time
lliz'l‘ opportunities are being distributed!
The are Classified as?
Always the Same—In lorries
Always Different—In Opportunity
Of Things?
up these columns. if
some other day.
ouid watch these even
Classified Section every
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lflAl ESTATE FOR sans
llouscs For Sale at
\NO’l‘HEll liAltGAlN-Two-fnmily
house. improvrmmis. 2 years old.
centrally located in Norwalk:
36.500—31000 cash will take it.
lion't fall to SOL' us about this one.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
To]. ’659.
t‘illl HALE—tine at: room hour-v
lot fill s ”:0 No 67 ileldi-n Ave
Price do him liniwri Join-loft Tel
llfili or William F Hoyt & Son
Tel. 485.
AUGTIONSr—LEGALS
la-znl \‘oiitv'sj
01—-
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk as. Probate
Cour November 22. A. D. 1926.
Es ate of Susan A. Young. late
of Norwalk in said District, dc-
rnased -
Oldered. 'l'hut tho Administi‘stor
exhibit his Administra‘ion necoulil
to this Court for ndiurtmcnt. at the
Probate oflicc in Norwalk. on the
3rd day of December. 1028. at to
o'clock forenoon: and that all per-
song lnieres‘ed in said Estate may
be notified thereof. the Admtnlutra-
tor will cause this order to be pub.
lishod in a newspaper having a cir-
rulation l/n raid District. at least five
days before said 8rd day of Decem-
ber. 1926.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
SOMERS -& SOMERS
THE PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NOINYALK SO. NORWALK
5ft Wall St. 840 Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER
G. PORFILIO
TAILOR
cs RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
“'0 Dry (‘loan and Press
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
SOMERS &SOMERS
THE PAIN! [’me
WINDOW SHADES
Now Sold On
WEEKLY PAYMENTS
NORWALK so. nonwaut
so Wall St. enio steamed an.”
we Dbhlvaa ~
101 SALE
EDDIE AVE. East. Norweilt. “5
story 8 room fronts house. hot air
heat. electric .lghis. newly pepered
and decorated throughout. modern
plumbing. now ten year guarante-
ed roof. lot 65:150. 2 car garage.
Only one block from East Avenue
trolley lino. Sale price “.100.
Cash payment 01.500. Very good
ltocellty. Owner wishes to leave
own. , '
on use
The Taylor & Golden
go. Norwah IIll-Ital C... am,
So. lorwelh. Conn.
Test Answers
Those are the correct answers to
the observation test questions which
appear on the comic page:
l—A held-heeded men has no
heir on his head to comb.
6—0n the front fenders
o—‘rhe finger next to the index
finger.
T-Georgs Wnshingtcn'e.
s—Eix.
s—Two.
’“Rllhl. suit of fire.
l—North.
d—Lett. Be sure your insurance b
——-——
Apartment house. five apartments
with all modern improvements.
Steam heat. inccme $2,400 an-
nuel. Price 810.600.
New sis room house. with garage
attached. Steam heating plant.
Good location. Price 88.000.
For these or any others consult
CANTY 8: C0.
Realtors-Janna“
i? So Help St Phone Obi
:I.
See or Call ,0,
Walter R Collings
REALTOR
23 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
EXCELLENT
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-
in two blocks of West Ave.
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
'.|
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
in; consiructihu and tested
tire p;oveniinn sctuipmem con
tribute nut. to rout ash-t,
But fire insurance pieces the
one sun otyiet‘llun house.
you and financial loss as s to
edequsio end corroctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
your fire rlske
J. M. Layton (‘o.. Inc.
lo—Towerds the front of the car.
Loan 5
Our Brothel-r lodge. No. is. and
Butler lodge. No. or. have arranged
a splendid entertainment for the
benefit of the grand Iclllcers and
members of both lodges at the big
district meeting be held at Our
lirothers' lodge ms. December is.
All members who do not reserve this
36 Washington Street
insurance smi Nea- this“
TELEI'IIUNK I.
Tel. Stamford ”ladle
S. BOTFAN
Public Auctioneers a Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of
date will certainly min e big time
as both lodges are very busy putting ‘
this affair on in good shape. l
Paints. Hardware. Furnlmre. etc.
Price $10,000 Cash $3,000
'90
United States. )1. George Gretztano.
iirthday.
The youngest hostess in Washington's diplomatic set is )iilc, Jenn
Gretziano. beautiful daurzhtcr of the new llumnnizn minNer to the
She only recently passed her filth
Francis l. Jones. Director General
of tho Unitcd States Employment
Service. states that the Service and
the Department of Labor plan to In-
vestlgnte methods or finding em.
ployment for men and women over
middle age who have lost their Jobs
and are handicapped by their are.
There are a great mu‘ " such per-
sons. who are willing to work and
who would be vuli'nblc if the. proper
place; could be found. Mr. Jones
declared. This is shown, he amid.
by the numerous letters daily n".-
dreescd to himself and the Secretary
of Labor.
liJ't (Villli WAY
I
hid Main St. Stamford
,._ liywiluAMs
fiat-l ,LEETS‘DALE
N'l
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Accouoom‘lou -
io-uf-l youth
H4 i-lAf-‘l'A -' HURRV ! mu)
- cos; acrsum: ouT ?
RIG 5 i6 ow ‘ us
wnf-l 14' more. i . DA -
\ JRtMlliM’
" new" . ‘ s l.
‘ m9 ARI. MAflEr-Mdl’, BOFN.
.i.v.-...e; ‘ “’ ’- '{.s '1 v .1 ‘ v ..
Kb :fusf scMEBoov
tarmac: on THEV'RE
SicK so THE-I wouT
.1 Know rrl
me To EAT car or A
DINNER BUCKET TODAY!
DRAT 1H5. EMA
Ll$few AND
RAlLROADiNC‘l!
Many of these elderly persons are
pcnniicss. some are disabled by phy-
sical inllrmitics and al‘hough they
are experienced in various lines of
employment they often cannot find
place; because employers want
l'cunser workers. Often. Mr. Joni‘a
said. they are. out of work through
'10 fault of their own. but ll’ll‘Oll'Yll
changes in management of estab-
lishments. closing of shone. or
‘ . places where they have worked for
so long they find it hard to stun
in anvw e‘s<-\vhere. Letters re-
ceived by officials often show tha'
many of the men over 60 who still
Uncle Sam Interested In
Helping Old Folks Get Jobs
If They Are Seeking Them
have years of productive work be-
fore thcm, ii“.\4' iv: 11 in l‘t'SD'rilSlIJIG
positions/or drawn 5mm] salami-s. but
for various reasons nmy not h vs
been able '0 save for the rainy rlay.
The Director (lcuvml slaiwl Soc-
nlnry of Labor Duns has iniwh up
the qmstlon personally. 9nd made
public the following litter written
it lllm by Mr. D'u‘iv.
lmttcr Announced.
"For some llvnc i b'nv xixrn con-
‘zi'lerzzhlc ihou'th‘. tml s'mlx- in hmv
\\'c Pilllltl l-v‘ (if ,"1‘wszfvi' 5 r114" l0
lined :uvn :mri VIC/mull him :“‘i wriw
int; :i.‘.i)lo_\'n‘.n:zi. [l tin.- swim in
m" that ihrvu'h proper 43‘ '71 viii-
ploynmnt cou‘d lw found for the
lur're numhz‘r (‘f (‘Mvriy men who
are not now employed. and who dc-
:~ir.\, employment. if is my wish
thut you give special nffentlon to
this phase of your work. I am well
convinced that there is a place for
everyone who is anxious in work.
l am particularly inn-noted in el-
derly men who have held respon-
sibl.» positions. but by reasons of
change in mnnnm-mcntl and other
Changes. hnvo lost their jobs. Such
pz‘rsons should receive the wry hcs‘.
attention the service mu render}
Equal Rights
(Continued From Page Four.)
of the "moral hazard." but that the
cabaret dancer. can work until early
hours N the morning. dressed mostly
in a smile!
The speaker next showed the dif-
ference between the 48-hour “welt.
so called and the 48-hour law so
time for the women if they desire it.
while the latter specifies that n
woman shall work 48 hours and no
more and forbids overtime. This is
discriminating against the wong'n in
one of its worst forms. she maln-
tnined. for it means the employers
will pick men instead of women for
their Jobs. which often rcqul‘re over-
time. at for which they are quite
willing 0 pay.
She stressed the fact that Women
do not want laws made specially for
them: that they desire when a so-
called "benefit" law is made for
them that it apply also the men: in
short they want equality on the has-
is of industry and not sex.
Suilregc Alliance '
Mrs. Smith next spoke on tht‘In-
teraauosat sutrrage Alliance held i."
Europe last June and to which I c
was a. delegate. She said that amonir
the questions decided at the rather-
ing were:
1. That peace can only be solved
by the perfect coopeqtlon of both
sexes.
8. That there should be equal pay
for work as far as women are con.
corned.
:. The tthe laws pertaining to the
mother should be so framed as not
to hedicap her. , ‘
d. The: women are no more sus-
ceptible to lead poisoning than are
men.
5. That there should be an equal
moral standard for men and women.
e. That there should be you laws
for the unmarried mother and pro-
vision for her child in the way of e
name. support by the father and so
'crth.\, - ‘
'i. That the (ether and mother
should b'vc equal Jurisdiction (it-r
our childrol.
V
called The former allows for mer. '
Willie Provides
BigSurprise By
His Cloverness
HOLDS HIS OWN Sl’CCl-JSSFULLY
AGAINST PROM-TUTOR IN
LONG Glll'iililJNG CROSS Ex-
_ AMINATION.
I Experts at the
2 were agreed this morning that Willie
[Sim-ens. hitt-rto Sllpposwi to bc “a.
nut" had been more than a match
for the shrewd and unscrupulous
Prosecutor Simpson in their first.
l‘nglgvmcnt yesterday and today.
Willie emerged front a long and
careful cross examination without a.
crutch on his étlglnal story which
denied any knowledge of the murder
and any part in it. The alibi offered
by himself and his lawyers stood
firm as a rock. liming made up
their minds to the assumption that
Willie was a ctbwn the observers of
the trial appear rnihcr stunned by
this turn 0 f"'\ tilts.
Aftr‘r hi‘: s'slcr. Mrs. Hail. 'ftnl
the "Pig Woman." Mrs. Gibson.
Willie is doubtless the most lntcr-
estlngfigurc in this tragedy. All the
news has played him up as a sort
of curiosity in human form and
great interest has felt in his le‘liz—
mouy and conduct on .tho stand.
“Crazy as the Will known fox" con-
cludes Damon Runyon in a. signed
article this morning.
While. on trial with his brothlr.
Henry. and his sister. Mm. Frances
Stevens Hall. on a charge of mur-
dering Mrs. Mills told his story on
direct culmination in 1‘5 minutes
and was c rose-crammed for 55
minutes before. court adjourned.
had been concerned with a calling
card of the Rev. Mr. Hall. introduc-
ed in evidence by the state as found
near the body of the elain minister
and wh‘irh scouring to stain ex-
Dl‘rtll. cars the imprint of the loft
index our of Willie Rtevcns.
Rcfute, Fingerprint (1cm
Hall-Mills: trial
A trio of defense fingerprint cxr
poets testified that the imprint on J
the cord b not that of Willie.
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