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ANNOUNCEMENTS—-
I—Doathe
“lord of Thanks
I—ln Memoriem
S—Il‘uneral Directors
d—Monunlents. Cemetery Lots
9-Socletles and Lodges
10-111.: and Found
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A—Automoblle Agencies
11—Automohlles For Sale
» it—Auto Trucks For Sale
. 13—Auto Aceemories
Je—Garssos—Autos for Hire
ill—Motorcycles end Iiicyelu
li—Wanted—Automotlvo
BUSINESS SERVICE—
ld—Business Services Offered
, lib—Building end Contracting
'-, 21—Drerslnaklng end Iiillinery
. xi—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
5 ls~lnsurenco and Surety Bonds
SS—Truoking—Storago
Whistles. Peoerins. Decent.
«- ing
as—Professional Ssrvldm
:s—Repairing end Refinishing
so—Tailoring and Premisg
II—Wanted—Busine- Service
EMPLOYMENT—
Sl-a—Employment Agsnoi.
82—Help Wanted-Female
SS—Belp Wanted-Nels
u—Help—Malo and Tomb
se—Solloitors. Ihavessst's. Agents
:d—Sltuations Wanted—m
s‘l—Situatlose Winted-rleie
FINANCIAL— ,
sec-Basins. Opportuniti-
ell-lites» to wen—How
INSTRUCTION— -
4s—Leeel Instruction Classes
4i—Musieal. Dancing. Dramatic
dd—Wentcd-Instnlction
LIVE STOCK—
» 47—1309. Cats. Other Pets
ed—Borses. Cattle» Vehicles
s—Peettry and encodes
o—Weated-Livs ems
MERCHANDISE—
‘ II—Artioies For his
Ila—Barter and m
. ”sso-Deats and Aces-arise
1. IS-Bulldllil lam
'r u-Budnsas and Otdee Incip-
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‘ ls—l'erm and Dairy Products
u—Fnei. M hrtiilser
Sic-Good Things to at
IO—Botleshold Goods
Sl—Iusical 11th
”ca-Radio Easiness
'ss-ssm. Plasma flowers
1 ‘10-»va Pilo-
,3 il—thrs to let ~-
W‘ fl-Whese to lies in Town
Minted—Ibo."
Mascara roe near-
.g‘sam. ESTATE} JR RSALE—
{1 l-Srohers in Soil Islets
AUTOIOTIVI
SEAL ”TA“ '03 III"
Automobiles For Sale II
lmmb and “Ila ‘Id
HIGH GRADE USED CARS
mt Chrysler (70) Sedan.
1124 Sport model Nash Sedan.
1014 Jewett Sedan.
1034 Nash Sedan.
mt Overland Sedan.
1914 Studebaker Sport touring.
1084 Oakland Sport touring.
"2| Studebaker light slx Sedan,
1984 Ford Panel delivery.
1018 Durant touring. new paint.
1028 Buick Touring.
If you don't so. what you want
listed here. come in anyway. we ex-
pect to take in many other models
this wee . Will accep‘: your Christ.
mas che as first payment:
JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM
REGENT GARAGE
Wall St. Phone 8261
BUICK SEDAN—“New seven ps-en-
ger Buick sedan at a sacrifice, to
settle estate of Lecmon B. Tripp.
Run about 2.000 miles. Can be
ever. at Wehrlc's Garage. West
Ave.
1925 STUDEBAKER—5 passenger
sedan A-1 condition. Very reason.
able to quick buyer. easy terms.
Phone “MW.
TH. NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone I"! 06 Wall St.. Norwalk
W. R. AUST
South Norwa
Phon 1959
CHEVROLET 8A 8 S SERVICE
Westport
no
Repairing—Service Stations is
Repairing on all makes of care.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your ear washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
S Elisabeth St. Tel e111
BUSINESS SERVICE
amine- m Offered
Norwalk
MARINE MOTORG— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 810.
FITZGERALD AWNING C0.
First In New Ste. {Phone 3080
UPIIOLSTERINGoand cabinet
work. Picture framing, mi rors
and upholsterers' supplies. sir
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. O. O. F.. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
fleecing, Dyeing, Renovating so
HELIA Bl New half No. the
old one eased blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. S.
Norwaik Conn. up 1 flight stairs'.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Moving. Truck Storage so
NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. loo
Conn. Ave. Phone 81! daytime:
304-14 nights.
as. ".O‘IMENT
Help Wanted-Female S:
GIRL OPERATORS—on Singer
Sewing machines. Neat work. good
pay. Apply Polsky. 45 Railroad
Ave.. South Norwalk.
RESPECTABLB—Middls aged wo-
man to take care of house for
small family. Telephone 2288.
Help Wanna—slate . 88
WANTED—Boys to sell flavoring ex-
tracts after school: send for free
sample. Wakefield Extract Co..
Sanbornvllle. N. H.
INSTRUCTION
Ineical. Dancing, Dramatic 44
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
lles. Pupil of New York College of
lusts. e Putnam Avi. So. Norwallt.
Near West Ave.
LIVE STOCK
noises. Cattle. Vchides es
FOR SALE—B 'grade Guernsey and
Jersey eowe nearly dry. Price
reasonable. See Supt. Chas. H.
Harris Ledgewood Farm. Tele-
Dhone 2620-4;
MERCHANDISE
Articles no: sale Ii
AVOID DISAPPOINTMENTI— Or-
der your Christmas wreaths. Rop-
ing and Crosses now for prompt
delivery. B. A. Taylor. Willow St.
Norwelk 884-5.
. dieslcaihicrchandise dd
NR SALE—8715 SLIGHTLY USED
piano, with rolls and bench
d 15. Convenient terms. THE
STUDWELL PIANO 00. South
Nor-wail.
l‘ORIALIl-USED UPRIGIIT PI-
N”. “I. '1'!!! STUDWELL
PIANO CO. Sc. Norwalk.
It NOTE PLAYER PIANO—Idaho.
geny finish good condition. with
bench and rolls. Price "80.00.
Smell amount down. easy weekly
payments. Free delivery. Foe-Pi-
ano Co. South Norwalk.
RADIOS '
We sell the following radios. Ra-
OIOIII. Super—Heterodyne, Atwatsr-
Kent. Bosch end Freshman. Small
payment down on any of these re-
flos Irina one to your home. Bal-
eass I'ex's way. easy tops!
[OZ PIANO CO.
youth Net-walk.
sooxsaxnsoaan.
“WWW It
Fates—Wmtum,
sedwifsertwohdlesress‘ubis.
trolleyya-asdoor 31 Woodward
Aral. NorwalkComl.
APARTMENT-f: Fairfleld Ave.
first floor. brooms. all improve-
ments. Newly decorated. Inquire
Palace Confectionery. 11 North
hialn St. So. Norwallt.
APARTMENTS—In new house. 0
rooms. re t ”6.00, and 5 rooms.
125.00. a modern improvements
except heat. Also garage. 40
Tierney St. Inquire A. RICCI. 22
Tierney St. Phone 2021. 0
FIVE ROOMS—downstairs. corner
Monroe and Franklin St. all im-
provements. Inquire. B. Policy. 20
1 Monroe St. Phone 3127.
ROOMS—all improvements. Hard
wood floors. nice pantry. Hot wa-
ter hcat furnished. 15 Hillside St..
Phone 2567.
ROOi‘S—all improvements. Now-
iy decorated. Also garagg I All~
view Ale. Phone 397- 3 or inquire
15 Monroe St. South NorWalk.
49 SPRING ST.-—‘l newly decorated
rooms with improvements. 2 min-
utes from So. Norwalk depot. Call
3580 or 1416.
SEVEN ROOMS—Both all improve-
nwnts. convenient location. Rent
845.00. Inquire 9 Concord St.
FOR RENT—Delightful 8 .room
house. all modern improvements.
fism heat. garage. Established
neighborhood. South Norwolk.
Phone 8915.
WALTER R. COLLINGS.
REALTOR.
Business Plan? For Rent in
he found that2
because he knows that
things. But—he does
practical use.
He goes after oppor
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This wouldn’t be a
he didn't know that “B
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filled with all the best 0
is filled with them!
The Man Who Goes Atter
Opportunity——
Knows the alphabet well enough to know
that “B" comes after “A" and that “C” comes
after “B." And as soon as be learned to count
comes after 1.
He doesn’t brag much .bout this knowledge
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tiers of the city—but it
Beauty Pays
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It WIN llvt'lllt‘tli.’
.‘liss ('lnl'lt'f‘ liarr. to be adjudged
llli‘ lost beautiful ()l'tol‘rr bride of
favour. :fldncy. Aililrllld. Tito
honor l'lll'l'lt ll with it a prlu‘ of $5,-
000. not to alll‘illx l f n l‘rt-l‘ trousscuu,
bedloom suite, piano. honnymoon
tour and some odds and ends. .‘iles
llarry had been a government sicno.
mphcr.
worth while to
ceasstrmn DISPLAY
FOR RENT—Well estdhliebed and
lolly equl pod Lunch Room on
Boston 1’ t Road. If you are inter-
ested in a. good location where rea-
sonable termn may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norwalk
.iEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Redness Property For Sale In
Good brick business block for sale:
this one brings income. As it is. a
bargain and well located it will not
be on the market long. Come in and
let us tell you about it.
THE FUDGE REAIII‘Y. COMPANY.
Washington St. South Norwsiit
nonseslhorlsle lid
FOR SALE OR RENT—Two fam-
ily 10 room house. double garage,
in Third Taxing District, on trol-
ley lino. Vacant Dec. 1st. See
The Tammany Agency. Real Es-
tate and Insurance. 12: Washing.
ton St. Phone 8344. '
ONE & TWO-FAMILY HOUSES—
nll conveniences. residential neigh-
borhoods. Norwalk. South Nor-
walk and East Norwalk. . ,
HOME REALTY COMPANY
ant noon HOUSE—and large al-
cove, third‘ taxing district. Won-
derful floors. inte ior decorations
practically new. cry deep lot.
ahruhberya hot water heat. A good
buy for the right one-Will meet
terms. Also a one car garage. No
broken or real estate agents ap-
ply.. call 783 for this wonder.
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OLASSIPIID DISPLAY
FOR SALE
——-—
Now two family house. consisting
of six full sized rooms on each
floor. Modern in every detail.
two hot water heating systems.
located in verv good residential
‘sectlon.
Several six end
houses at rcaoonnblo prices.
CA3!” 33:333'co.
scvcn room
SOMERS. & SOMERS
THE PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
M Wall St. 8-10 Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER
'AUOTIONS—LEGALS
Legal Notices
3 SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.,
PROBATE COURT. November 20. A.
1).. 1926.
Estate of Lemma 3. Tripp late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Nonwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set.
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounte. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be dober-
red a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
LOUISE A. TRIPP.
Executrix.
or
KEOGH s. CANDEE.
a Attorneys.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. se. Probate
Court. December 4. A. D., 1020.
Estate of Joseph w. Rooney. late
Tel. Stamford 1142-:
S. BOTIAN
Public Auctioneers d: Appraisers
' Buyers of All Kinds of
Paint. fiardware. Furniture. etc.
.5“ Iain St. Stamford
Seven New Members
Seven new members were taken
into the membership of the Chris-
tian Endeavor society of the South
Norwallt Baptist church at the
meeting Friday at the home of
Miss Cora Amreln. Elton place.
The new members are: Miss Boat-
rice Scott. Miss Gladys Scott, Miss
Gladys Lobb,’ Prank Glover. Miss
zGladys Robins. Miss Gertrude Ba-
ker and Miss Marion Conley.
Plans were discussed for' the win-
ter work ofthe society and the pro-
gram for next month was definitely
—
Spring Prices Always
Higher
80le NOR“'ALK
Tun family. 11 room house.
garage. all improvements.
Price 810.000. Cash ”.000.
3 car
center.
BARGAIN—Two family house. 12
rooms. all improvements. Garage. .
near center.
easy tcrnis.
Price ".500. Very
Modern Home —- 8 rooms. steam
beat. all improvements. 1 block off
West Ave. Price 18,500. Cash and
terms to suit.
EAST NORWALK
.lust built—6 room house and
garage, all improvements. best loca-
tion. Price 17,500. Very easy terms.
Brand new. 0 room house. steam
beat. all improvements. sun parlor.
lilc kitchen and bath. Make offer.
Easy terms.
Three family house near C. t K.
factory. all improvements. Garage.
always rented. Price $11,000. Cash
13.000. Terms. -
Beautiful building lots. sacrificed
for 81,000. 45x1”. Just off Eaet
Ave. Gee. sewer, water in street.
SEE OR CALL
Walter R. Ceilings
REALTOR
23 North Main Street
So. Norwslk Phone 3915
December 21. the members are
planning to nthor at the church
and go out singing Christmas
carols.
Arrangements were also discou-
od for a box lunch and Valentine
party. February 15.
March Id, the members will give
a play. It has not been selected as
yet but will be announced shortly.
The next business meeting of the
society I be held January I. at
the ho e of Miss Helen Baker.
Henry street.
—-Adverilse in The Sentinel for
arranged.
the best results.
Klan Home Destroyed,
Catholics Proler Use
Of Their Institution
HARRISBURG. .‘I’fl..—Thc board
of managers of the. Sylvan IIclghls
Orphanage. an institution for girls
conducted by the Catholic Church
in this diocese. have offered the fa-
clliilIs of their institution to the Ku
Kill Klan for the gills among the
46 children left hOIIIt‘ltM by the fire
at the Klan Haven home for chil-
dren recently. The orphanage offer-
ed3to care for the girls until the
Klan could re-csiablish a permanent
home.
Klan officials have expressed their
appreciation of the offer of the
Catholic home to care for the girls
who number 25. but said that they
would utilize the former building of
tho Polyclinlc Ilospltnl. which has
become available and which Will
allow the children to be kept to-
gather.
There are a number of children
not of the Catholic faith at the Syl-
van Iieights orphanage, which does
not require that its charges be
Catholic. As a spokesman explained
in this present situation “for all time
the Catholic Church has preached
Christian charity. and it is ready and
willing at all times to extend its fa-
cilities wherever and whenever they
may be accepted. a
Henderson Gilbert, a Protestant
member of the board of the Sylvan
Heights Orphanage. extended the in-
vitation to house the children from
the Klan home at the Catholic or-li
phanage. In a letter to Mrs. Mary
I. Goodwin. major klc'agle of the
women of the Klan in Pennsylvania
and New York, he said in part:
"The Sylvan Heights board asked
me to extend this invitation to you
so that there would be no misunder-
standing nt all on your part. There
are Protestant children in the Cath-
olic institution now and there will
be no proselytlziug. Your children
would have exactly thc’same care as
the others, which I may state is
excellent. The offer is made in the
spirit of co-cperatlon. which I think
is wonderful in this community, and
we desire only to help you in_ your
unfortunate position. on account of
the fire."
ARRESTED «HERE, THOUGHT
IT WAS GREEN‘VICH
That he thought he was in Green-
wich when arrested in Norwalk for
driving without :1 license, was the
excuse proffered by Ralph DeCor-
doba in the downtown city court
Saturday. A fine of $10 and costs
was imposed by Judge Free-
man Light. DoCordoba gave his
address as Rose Place. Stamford.
OUT OUR WAY
By WILLIAMS
o: Nor-walk. in said District. an -. $— - r
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sent their account; :::::liloattpe:- 6000‘, SA‘L‘NG' 3"“ tie- ‘ll-lA‘r ME$3$. .
ed. within said time. will be debar- 3W5 "‘3 ‘MERE' ”A WE‘RE wHEN “MERE."E.
ngdngaay. All persons indebted WHEN O‘l‘l-lER PEOPLE M W“ AWNCI 'VO
immediate ”Ditnmfited w mm WAN“ GET ‘N'! ' CLCI 56' LAOGH AT Ammo
MABELLE .r. sooner. . \{EE EE P~ 6000‘ HERE -—1 WANT
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For Rent ‘ l , ' .
Four rooms, bath, all improve- ‘ '
meats. Heat furnished. Jani- , \ '
tor service. $45.00 per month ‘ \ l . \
during winter, $35.00 per . ,_ 1
month during summer. In- D ‘ [
quire of 3
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l as Washing-1m .ltrsst ‘- 3;
lo. lorwaik, Conn. Tel. 88 -- C: ‘ '
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Daily Radio Program
“ICC. llllllX-‘EPORT—Sbb
I’. M.
7:00—Children’s Feature.
7:30—ilcd t‘ross talk. Amelia Wen-
llt rolh.
:40—\\'. .l. Connors. baritone.
zoo—Talk. Ethel Woostc.
:UO—llnven Four.
:30—ltadlo Frolic.
zoo—l“. 8. Weather reports.
\i'JZ. NEW YORK—ebb
M.
:UU—Dnnl‘t‘. orcllt‘sirn.
:Ila—".ill-Allu'rll‘nn li‘ o o t b a l 1."
John 13. Kennedy.
zoo—Dance orchestra.
8:30—iiuslcal program.
:so—Vernon Kelso, baritone; “or-
old Webster. pianist; Maur-
ire Lecst and Trio; Ellie
Ebcrllng. soprano.
:sil—Ilance orchestra.
WRAP. NEW YORK—401
M.
:oo—Dinncr music.
:OO—Hclcu Graves.
prano.
:is—t‘olumble i'niverslty lecture.
7:30—Ilouse of Myths.
zoo—"What's Wrong with Educa-
tion," tlrrln Lester.
:lo—Uld 'I‘inlcr‘s concert.’
:10—“Say it with books," W.
Lawson. .
:00—Gypsy string Ensemble.
:00—"I. a k m e." WEAF Grand
Opera Company.
:Oo—Rolfe'l.
“'NYC, NEW YORK—520.
M. ,
:no—Ilcrmon Ncuman. pianist.
zlo—hiarket High Spots.
:Zo—lierman Neuman. pianist.
:GO—Gcrman Lessons.
zao—I’ollcc Alarms.
:35—"Our Mental Clinic." Dr. I. L.
Neschcr.
:BS—Dnncc Orchestra.
‘lfi—Taik. Dr. S. N. L'sshcr. .
30—Dance Orchestra.
:00—"Boys of Today." Judge W.
I3. Vause.
20—illlly King. Scotch songs.
filo—Public school Ath letlc
League. Gen. G. W. Wingate.
:45—Commonwealth Quartet. l
10:15—Civll Service Announcements.
limo—Police Alarm and weather
forecasts.
WGBS, NEW YORK—Sid.
M.
o:00—-Uncle Geebee.
6:30—Concert Trio.
6:55—News Items.
7:00—Concert Trio.
WEN. NEW YORK—380.
duo—WEN Radio Movie Club.
7:30—Melody Bendbox.
two—Bert Dixon. _songs.
Russ. Piano. '
SHE—Dora. Slihert. songs.
moo—Patrick Killikelly. tenor.
OAS—Lillian Davies. contraito.
mac—Murry Schulberg. violinist.
OMB—George Orteil. songs and uk-
elelo.
iozoo—Merlon Doran. songs.
10:15-—LeVlta.. trio.
10:45-—'i‘rncy and Daugherty.
many.
lltdil—Ilancc Orchestra.
12:00—Dancc Orchestra.
WMCA. NEW YORK—>341.
P. If.
szlo—Dencé Orchestra.
7:00—Broadway Chat.
1:10—Dance Orchestra.
7:80—Dance Orchestra.
8:00—Chrlstian Science Lecture.
him—Theatre Program,
10:30—Billy Day. songs.
10:45—Dick Robertson. songs.
limo—Montana. Rambler;
nus-To be announced.
12:00-Enterteiners. ‘
12:80—Cluh Program.
WPCII. NEW YORK—278.
P. M.
limo—Employment Opportunities.
o: Oil—Weather Report.
3: Iii—Blake and Bagsr. Entertain-
ere.
duo—Dinner Music.
8 : Oil—Philharmonic‘ Girls.
ems—String Ensemble.
8:20—Radio Pranks.
I: 80—Dancs Orchestra.
9: cos-Melody Maids.
9: 10—Forest Shackleford baritone.
9:15—Tommy Christian, sax-
ophone.
9:30—Clenrtron Symphonic Orches-
tra.
10:00—Grace Billie, soprano.
Ions—Freer and Smith harmony
dusts.
limo—Holland Kids.
unto—Senator Ford. monologist.
11:00—I-Iemstrelt Singers.
11:10—8hilltret's Orchestra.
11:fl--Roeslie Wolfe’sopmno.
1::00—Dance Orchestra.
12:15—Blue Grass Four.
12:30—Broadwsy Hour. “
A. M.
1:10—Dence Orchestra.
2:00—Dance Orchestra.
WLWL. NEW YORK—804.
P. M.
I: 00—Trio Ideele.
s: 15—"Current Even .s." Rev. J. M.
Gillie.
9: lO—hicEvoy Concert.
I. OO—Talk, Rev. Peter Doiin. S. J.
ills—Elite Ensemble.
sun—Anthony hfell. Baritone.
hill—Innis Kebir. Violinist.
limo—Kathleen Robinson. Soprano.
10::0—Cestieton Instrumentation.
WHSG. NEW YORK—SOS
1’. it.
ozoo—Iangston and. )iarr. songs.
hit—Taylor and Roberts. songs.
0:80—42. Connoley. soprano.
Il:00-—Anton and Budden. songs.
filo—Talk. Capt. Upton.
tins-Dance Orchestra.
I:80~Broks and Jerome. songs.
'iikWfllht and Wrens. enter-
mono I0-
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ANGEVINE
FURNITURE CO.
16 North Main Street
30. Norwalk Phone 253
We Are Our Own Whole-
Salers and Retailers of
Quality Groceries
A. F. Beckmann Co
Inc.
Washington Street
Phone 3065 So. Norwalk
New Dresses
For A
Fall
L. GOLDEN
WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK
RENT
JOHNSON ELECTRICAL
FLOOR. POLISHER
for a day
Alexander Furniture
Company
50 South Main Street
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