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Skid 30x3 1.2 tires. $8.80 each, for day.
“MN, "7' few days only. Austin‘s Garage. Phone 71 Cedar Street. pm“. 318
H‘ mirage. 1959‘ FROM gill-[BE EACTORY TO l‘unclliiilmgr‘lm Ill-f. [Stardom
w w 1:2. ’ . ’ ‘ .vccso r. _
' "“,7”_f7"__ son SALE—Sport model roadster, Mattress“ m 0MB PM,” of Chestnut H.” w John av
917 B ire takes it lti’ Frank . 9 0W8. bolsters and I . ilton. were
”H" ““i“ Lil) ' 2‘3th clot: St South glorwalk “sum“ Of all kinds sold on our easy he'd 3‘ 2 °'°‘°°k "“3 “""noon “rem
.m ., “e" 0" " ‘ ' paytr‘nent Dian. A130 renovating, satis- EJIT SWICVS‘KE'C‘MPOL Nov. 0. Stewart
- __ “ so on 8118.th . Drop “3 a card A c no 3 o c atcd. lurlal Was in
. FOR SAI.E—-Perfectly new National tele h or Ri- -. id . _
,.,.l,?..,:23 cash register. Call 2262. 19 Wall call.” °n° 317 f" relmmrmatlvo to ‘9“ 0 “mien.
.- m..... 3‘" “”3“" ' NORWALK MATTRESS co. Another Clue Showing That
3.»... ‘ , Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk ° .
' FOR SALE—Houses. 2 One family Ward Killed Peters ‘n Home
,.._.,.].,.,,T,:: houses. 6 l-goms, 1 bath. all inli- EXPERT AUTO MEG? 10 ‘ —_
. _. provements for $3700. central y Will overhaul and repairmyour car (Continued from First Page)
7_ located. 1 family house, 5 rooms. cen- in own garage. A“ makes of car; .
.nllm hem-h. ”8‘1 location; 8 “Foo?! 1.3.3322? ln- Starting, lighting and ignition. a spec- although l’ieryl was waiting."
”7 “'usllinz- quire at William ' 0} ' c ‘ 0' tally. All work muranteed. Phone ‘90 l ‘Vnrd has maintained that the kill-
. H ‘ . - . 11‘ occurred n »
lit—ill .1401. FOR SALE—Farm. 4 acres, 3 tillabie CRANES‘ MUSIC STUDIO Miro Peter's itrdffinicoroggzenfig
w: .on. Sev. acres. Fruit. trees, grapes, chlcken Commercial Building, Nonvnlk. 1 to also told of a pistol battle there with
”M "In” house. House of 6 rooms. 1 pantry, 1 9 p. m.. Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thurs- “Charley Ross" and a. man know. to
4-3.... up 'for good Well of water. 10 minutes from days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawsl- him only as "Jack 55 who he said
. the station. Price $3500. Cash _$1o00. Inn-Guitar, Ukulele taught. Instru- attacked him aflcr'ho had.qlmn I’e:
__ luqiure_Wllliam I‘. Hoyt. Tel. 430. ments sold on easy payments. , ters when the km” ‘mcnucm mm
""" ' ' - - k 'lth a pistol in an .fi' '
mu .llldl‘l . __ 2. . 1 S “. _ ( art to extort
i'llll‘ii't‘illf‘ntfl. EOR SALE Motor boat, 0 fl ODS Best “wnnlltyplgegégtl'gzagnltfifl blackmail. One shot went through
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CONTEMPT
, - Who
“lilvianland
"’iju'lzf'd in con-,
H'lnioml Legislative
1|" lt‘lllSGd to “1mm 3
._. M—‘—
ll 11' l'.
~‘litllllllil to
\\‘rlle stating
.. and salary
--_v (0.,
f upt'l'llltlrf‘l on
r.lll,‘"
:ululition two
_\w:lr.
4'. A. Smith,
«>r telephone
Shirt.
'. l-l|=nu,-l
-: m. lends.
mpericnccd
'llll'lll
' "‘Lr. Scribner
. ~ u (I hooks-l.
“'l'l\ illlll one
'1 HI
-?\.- l‘l'WtIl‘ll.
llw building
'“ll to do the
" :llltl a right
F the tiling
l't-l'l‘lxio,
ll Sllnwden
"l '|-'I('I'IIK§,
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Ill. No.
~~ llt‘ill
‘l Kiri-rt. The
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., .\l¢-l.:lu;:h«
mm lmnlnlry.
'lelnll,
' v ‘ FOR SALE—~5 room bungalow. 10
All modern Improve-
terms. For particu-
l‘nlllni‘lni‘.’ till?
l'lllt'HlN
' with!
NTINUED
Chem, '
Seven room house, bungalow type.
1. over 100 all improvements, desirable sectl _
x Price $4600. on
l'hcne 998 We family house, all Immementg
in Bast Nomlk. Price Woo.
Two family house, all improvements;
garage. Price $7600
O’BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate I: Insurance
4 South Main Street Tel. m
‘5”
All 9X—
nct
l'vrulnncnt
N ow
machines.
Rapid ad —
(in n stick.
non saw
One new six room cottage with
bath. butler’s pantry. steam heat;
all improvements, in one of the best
residential sections in the Third dis-
trict. Can be on easy
terms. -
and
(‘on-
work.
l'lti Wash
\an‘ii.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., INC.
5 Railroad Ave.
.lm-ol)
S; . South
FOR SALE—46 room house. 2 acres
of land. Desirable property. land can
easily be divided into building lots.
House in fine condition. having all
improvements. also barn. Would also
like to buy or exchange Bridgeport.
properly for a cottage or two family
house in Nomalk. G. W. Coggswell.
220 Meigs Bldg, Bridgeport.
FOR SALE—1919 Ford Suburban.”
8200. 1917 Ford touring, $135. 1917
Ford runabout. demountable rims,
$150. Call at 5 \Vestport.Ave.. or
Phone 7.153 Norwalk after 6 P. M.
FOR SALE—For $3,500 cash, farm of
in candy
work
lilllltli'l‘ to
Must
men.
wont-rs also.
"'r IHW'HI- 25 acres, 8 room house and burn.
\rlumic St.. 1~2 mile from a Railroad station.
Lawrence Agency. Phone 1900.
:..l llousn- FOR SALE-—-Ford touring car, per-
“1 Hlmm‘lr- fcct condition. all good tires;
“Wilt”? rC- reasonable. Tel. Norwallr 572-3.
,_________. FOR. SALE~1920 Ford touring car,
.mwrzllhouse- starter. demountables. Horan. 17
ml stl'oet' Woodbury Ave, Norwnlh.
ITOR. SALE—Ajax and Norwalk Non-
#16ng j
rmsrly Isles and Ash is now
running the business as usual buying
and selling new and second hand tur-
8. NORWALK
or Send Postal
STRANSHIP TICKET AGENT
United States
Line, Cunard 8. 8. Line. Anchor 8. 8.
Line, American 8. s. Una, Red Star
122 south Main st.
Expert mechanics.
3:1 all smakes of
ces. atistactlon
"as“ ......‘,“““
- on Si: .
condition all around. for ”‘6'
for sale. cut um m .mm
Cheap. Has to be m
Preciated. to be
~ Bis ran-ant store reopened
“8 year.
norm
ask am '1'. NASH.
teed. one “ammo said District. do
Main. Ford.
a 28 w.” _ .."’u§‘.'-: the minim-star will ca
visual“ operevsryilonday and“
ednesdsy from 8 a. m. to 12 m. and
Saturday from 9 a. into 2 p. m. for
Al A m m M
152 nut Ave. 13 room, *sssny‘ '
brick house, beats anythingz (stored
to tbs public inn long unannoun-
ts. (amiss-sums»)
$12000 m '. -_ Prles
._ . Immediate possession. m
:10!) monthly. Can be made to yield
12-050 yearly. Go see it. act quickly. at the Norwalk Hospital this morning
Milk. Conn. Phone 83833. Evenings
Ordered. That the a ’ "
Ad hibit its admintstmtidgmm a;
‘ this Court for adjustment, at the
up. to ofllce in Norwalk. on the 18th
Ir, day 0! June, 1922. at 2 o'clock. utter
’ . goon; and that all persons interested
said Estate may be notified thereon.
to be published in s newgptgs 1:33;
? circulation in said District at least.
ive days before said 13th" day or
June 1522.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
. Judge
Deaths and Funerals - ,
ms. Ellis“ J Lee
After suffering from.
acute indigestion for thndztyt:ckMi-‘:
Elliott J Lee, wife Lee
. of Willi
Geldsteln Place. East Not-:zllk. dig;
aged 88 years.
She is survived by her husband. The
nlture; also junk at
44 WATER ST.
SallPhone 903,
White Star Line.
8. 8. Line. For particular; at
JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate, Insurance -
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days
there is wuss giving it. away
half the price while I am paying
full price for Junk I also pay 1
pound MMMR. . 123%}; 399-12.
' MAN.
5 Rowan St. 3-
NAGY BROS.
New York City.. Building stone.
,, , .lgnmmaalteroeea smash? m
7 Main St.
East Net-walk
Local and long distance truck! of
all kinds. Piano moving. Specialngvsn
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock on
chapel of Frederick II On
South Main street. Rev. flights;
Werner. rector. of Grace church om
ciating. and interment will be in th;
family plot in East Norwnlk cemetery"
r -‘—-— I I
ThI-‘ttmerd of Mrs. De Martino
e uneral of Mrs. Ra
Martino was hold this momlggezi: 81:3
trorn her late home, 26 Woodward
avenue and at nine o'clock from St
Joseph's church. I
Rev. Jose 11
Daley officiating. The pail Search;
were William McGlone. Joseph De-
:iargno. lSamuel Ireland, Frank De
ar no. rnest De Martino, a -
thur DcMartino. “d Ar
Interment was in St. Mary's ceme-
tel-3'.
and
hr
the ____.
c I Funeral of Mr. Adams.
Funeral services for George J. Ad-
ams. consulting engineer, were held at
the late home in Dry Hill avenue at 8
o'clock last night and were largelv at-
tended by relatives and friends. There
were many handsome 'fioral piece-s.
Rev. John J. Snavcly officiated at the
services. The body was sent to Gran-
by. Conn.. his birthplace. for burial to~
Tr
with cabin, 8 horsepower engine.
Cheap. 48 Flax Hill road after 5
o‘clock.
.._,._____-
FOR SALE—~Overland Model No. 4
touring car. Not a year old, in first
class condition. Can be bought right.
Tel. 1816,
parking
lit turn to FOR SALE—A farm of 70 acres on
the post road between Norwalk and
Dunbar-y with 1 mile frontage, about
35 acres under cultivation, 35 to '40
acres of very heavy timbernnd 'pas~
ture. 13 miles north of Norwalk, 9
miles south of Danhury. 11 room house
in very good condition with Delco
system electric lights, all improve-
ments. Cobblestone garage for tWO
cars. Five chicken 'houses. Big barn.
Cows. Team of horses. All harnesses.
About 200 chickens. All kinds of fruit
trees at big bargain. For particulars
call John J. Vena. Real Estate and
Insurance, 123 Wu. ‘2”. Dmce
in he built.
“1‘ izrutling
('ttllilllh- 01'-
Mason
Tel. 1292—4 or Residellcéf‘iiicii‘b?“ .
QUICK SALE—Do you want to sell
any or all of your property or buy
property. I have over 200 houses in
the city at very reasonable prices. It
you will step into my office any time
convenient, I will give you full par-
ticulars. A bargain.
John J, Vsna, Real
surance, 123 Washington St.
Tel. 1292-4 or Residence 2813-3.
538.
last
\'. :ls :l vlclo.
See me first.
Estate and in-
Office
from
Elton place.
ments. Very easy
lars Phone 2015.,
l"llllt" in
WON
mm. m' tank, enamel bathtub
with all nickel-plated fittings:
-, _‘ bis bargain.
ll “mm . closet seats
' 3rd Ave., between
N. Y. '
companies which were
tended to be
solidatlon.
June 8. _____.__m——-—'———-—"
NIGHT TRIP PKIIS TO "LONDON
Cou-
round trip at night
trans- ‘
and London was negotiated,
Lisbon on
on their
Setting
planned to
renew-1 _
Strong lights w ere
the route and the
dromes at LeBomget
were illuminated.
W‘—
Installed
, T h omas L.
l) romoted
Steel
Would Soon as.
New York-“mm and wit
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom,
555, Syphon closet. china low-down
and lavatory,
special
white celluloid :water-
36. Seidenberg ,Co., 645
33th and 37th Sta"
lover experts’ reports on the seven
originally '11:-
brought into the con-
PARIS. June 8:—'nie first aerial
between Paris
last
night, by an alsplans carrying ten
y..., .
along
terminal aero—
nnd Croydon
Don't put it off.
Remember
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
PIumbing—Heating—Tlnning
Phone 473-3
56 Water Street.
Agent for
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
we combine Quality
South Norwalk
Famous international 0ne~Pipe Heater
til-3 window of his coupe, he said.
Cunningham hold as a material
witness since a New York newspaper
tl-rnml him over to the authorities
maintninml'thc shooting took place
at \ViU‘ll'S home. and the authorities
have inclined to this belief. al-
thcugll they haVD not made public
any strong proof tending to support
that thf'ol‘)‘.
Kendall declared today that when
Mrs. llurke called for the coupe last
ROOFING
Gravel, Asbestos,
Slate,
and Repairing
32.60 per Roll. Red or Green
23 Elizabeth Street. Tel.
Shingles,
asphalt Shingles. Roof Painting
3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Tuesday. she inquired nnxiouslv
after the letter. '
Mr. Burke. who is connected with
a New York woolen company. de-
clarcul the letter had no bearing on
the Ward case ,and that neither he
nor his wife had attended the card
party at. the \Vard home on the night
337 or the killing.
Country Water System. Ranges
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH s. KERY( JR.,
Tel. 492
21' Taylor Ave.
PLUMBING ——TIl\'NING—-— HEATING
So. Norwalk
Referring to the statement con-
cerning the broken glass in the let~
tEr, llt‘ alllnittmi the glass in his car
had been broken accidentally in
starting the mac‘lline.
lire. Alfred B. Hook. who" lives
across the street from the Wards,
and
W. DE BRUYCKER
Painters and Decorators
and whose. Christian name, Frances,
is abbreviated to "Fran" by her close
friends. admitted to newspapermen
today that she was at the Ward card
CARRIGAN a FLYNN
(Office Leary 8:. (20.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1517
Home Tel. 368
uses assumes
All makes. for sale or ”to
MT
ins pussies im on.
For Nor-walk and vicinity:
quite no firm ’Frlda)‘:
donned sum area this morning
er! W0. occurred
wave is M the
«up sale new in
“I
flew
bm-uy‘amln.m'
. rty on the, hi ht f th ‘
12 Hi lit St. South horwalk pa . ‘2' o e. Peters
8 Phone 213‘ shot-1mg. She said .Mrs. Burke was
there also.
“Vi’as there any shooting in the
. Ward house?" she was asked.
“Positively none—there was no dis-
TRUCKI'NG turbauce of any kind." she said.
local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
on
warm maul-rm
00:“
men:
thundérshov’ters‘tonlght or Friday: not
moderate
southwesterly winds. There is unwell;
of the Rocky‘uountains. Incal‘shoit-
dam the rust
centralisation Am; rate“ _ to
from "Illinois W its
"th3' was the information that
the glass in Mr. Burkes’ car had been
broken not made public When the
.subjcct of the broken glass played
stich an important part in the Ward
case? she was asked.
"We saw no_ reason for making it
public," she answered.
Mrs. Hook said she could not re-
member-how many. pemns attended
the card party at the Ward home.
She declared emphatically she 3had
not seen Peters-about the place and
there, ~
NEW 1500 custom DISCOV-
' mm)
of a new food property which pro-
motes bone growth and preven'ts‘rick-
eta was—announced by Dr; E. 'V. Mb-
COIlum of Johns‘ AWE!!! {livers
lty iman address ‘beforc’the 37th an-
nual conventional the Hostels-Frie-
dan Association of America. here yes—
asst
day.
Frank 0. Milieu. former governor
of aminou. was unanimously re-eiected
president 0 ’nne association.
The citysro rth'en’etz convention
,now fair to prosecute anyone who does
that there had been no disturbance
. . . _ . - meat of distanceor
msas. cm. m... “ex—Discovery .
A v}
. "I, A _ n - Jr .1
11’ "" roam “r BUSINESS on m A "‘ ” .
T‘Nl 117R!” .. I '- ML on L.“
. mid for old- .. non small Burma's cannon 1"- ‘ ' be ”meant“ “m the “m" " W" -
.erless to prevent an accident an”. O. G. P
The planter less accidents is being
either actively worked out by. actual
co-operation between citizen om.
organized to a point flm‘gfiw‘ be
begun in a short time in the following
cities: Bridgepm-t. New Haven. Hart-
ford. Meridian. New London. New
Britain and Waterbury.
‘5‘ “”3“?“ the four cities in
which the work has been the most ad— '
variced andhfhere actual activity- has
extended over a period of at least a
month'shows that in timeout of the
four. over a time period from April
3031149- Ma): goth. there has been, a,
very decided decrease in accidents.
In one of the four cities there has
been an increase for the same period.
The cities which show the decrease
are those where the citizen organiza-
tions are actively working with the
police.
The following is the suggestion of
the Mom Vehicle Department for a
continued program to be followed out
through the month of Jane:
M at Interseétkms“ .
To continue to enforce through @0-
lice disclpline. in even a more ‘strict
manner. the regulation of speed at in-
tersecting streets with special refer-
ence to the “delivery trucks." The
gain for less accidents has been made
by controlling this type andfit has been
demonstrated that effectiveness can
be had if the police will insist upon
absolute control of cars at dangerous
intersections.
Hand Signals.
There is considerable agitation for
the adoption of mechanical signals.
The mechanical signal cannot. in point.
of effectiveness. take the place of the
hand. because no mechanical device
which is capable of giving all the sig-
nals has yet been widely distributed.
It is therefore necessary that the hand
signal he used for those signals which
cannot be given by a mechanical‘.‘--
vice. It is the observation of this dc-l
partmcnt that signals are being given
better all over the State and it is be-
coming exceptional to find a driver
who has no idea about signals 1‘ ‘5
because there has
not .9 a signal.
gl‘ and warning
been ample publicity
given.
Pedestrians.
The analysis of accidents shows that
the subject of proper control of pedes-
trians should be taken up. In certain
cities of the State. upon the closing of”
factories. the cmployes make it a
practice to walk home on the streets
and not on the sidewalks. This makes
o. dangerous hazard. A good form of
co—operation which could be put into
effect would be to ask the_'manufac-
turers in each city. through their as-
sociation. or direct. to warn cmplcycs
either by the posting of signs or by a
general notice... ,
Bicycles.
The riding of bicycles. especially
where in large factories there are a
great many cmployes who ride. ought
to be standardized and each man who
rides a bicycle should have a definite
crossover to the proper
highway and then proceed. 0n leav-
inp: vcork many of such employcs who
start at the some time. ride all over
thc street and in that Way make a
serious hazard for themselves and for
every motor vehicle operator.
Helping: Children to C'msa Streets.
The standardizing of the practice of
the streets and supervise the children
in some of the smaller cities is indi-
cated. '
In a general way.
lowing subjects might be 0:5].‘(3 along
during J unc:
, 1. Hold down speed
of intersections.
2. Insist upon the giving of a prop-
cr signal either by hand. horn or me-
chanical device. and to prosecute
where some signal is not given. This
'means that the born. the hand and
the mechanical device must each be
used with a full knowledge of the
limitations which surround each. and
that it is the duty
use the one or more methods of giv—
ing the signal which constitutes prop-
er care for him to exercise on the oc-
casion for the signal.
3. To attempt to secure publicity
and actioncn better walking in the
highways and streets and in better
management of bicycles.
at approach
press in its publicity in connection
with this “NOvACCldt‘llit” material. A
suggestion has been secured from
newspaper publicity
newspaper publicity which is now of.-
and of: of motor wehlcles.’ Traffic
m‘oves too fast now tor human mus—
cles and agility. and a mistake in judg-
specd‘ mites for
serious injuries. There have been sev-
eral’death‘saue t‘o'att’empting to jump
on or off- raoving public service motor
vehicles.
The, following is a quotation from
hicla into the path of another. with
taken ffrorn an editorial in the Nor-
wich Bulletin of May
been widely copied:
forent than they were-
sary to use ,
thought was given to it at one time.
children to ’n recon
will be selected thriftne found-or 3n;
‘ mimic. Vs; . ‘ 7
».
-. f {conditions he units-’11; . favorable.
and the importance of impremlng up; I‘:
17!! Chm the need 0": mm fie ‘
. practice of jumping onto ”the rear of m m
‘ ning into the'street‘ln play. cannot‘be.
stantly to the front.” . M I“ m :_
ills. null
tions and the police: «or is at this time i
side of the ,
having the pollée help children across '
therefore. the fol-
of the operator to .
The State owes a great debt to the ‘
whic his now *of- .
29th. which has
ugqgmy dangers are much flit:
It is neces-.
caution in undertaking £17. I
cross streets today. where little or "no -_ . _ . _ _ . .' ._ 7 . ' : ,
’ e m 5mm -m -
while the problem of educating the ~ .
‘ idea of the dung: .
era-grows m and): yum-A ‘eren a=
vehicles for rides, or of suddenly rm):
given too much emphasis. The value?
or safety first needs to be kept can
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEYS 1T LAW "
Formerly Examiners U. S,'Pn”5i
one. -
ROBBINS B. STOECKEL.
Connoisstoner of ’Motor Vehicles.
A” 1115 Main/8th. m. . L.
Send for Booklet on Patent- ‘ ;
Weetm attain-sot
Wall Paper at 10-15:”! _
Per Roll
amused
. BRIDGEPORT, June 8.—-A woman
who took poison while on a trolley car
inward bound from Stanford. lust
night .tol arse hospi‘ tel-authorities so- Pahtlng, Pa onus/in. In ‘7
day that sham Delia. Eccles, a will- tutu-33;: Us a. I?“ 47““
ow of New Brunswick. N. J. ascora- 7 - ‘ '
ing to her explanation o; the act. as
made known by the police. the won:-
an had been here two weeks and also
had stopped in Stratford. Her hus-
band disgust-s9; mmmm 7 7. ~ ,CQIHPANY,
engaged and was to have been mar- 13 M Q: m “
ried next Saturday. She says that she 'M 4 i
decided she did not want to remarry,
and when she told her folks. they 013- ~ 4
jected to her decision. She says she
became despondent and came here. ‘
Last night. feelpg depressed. she said _
she bought two kinds of poison and
took both. A‘ hearty dinner shortly m :5
before did much to counteract the ef— ' . "i
feces o fthe poison and Mrs. Eccles- w.” m ' . , -.,
will be discharged. probably tomor- “m and m .,
ow. "" ‘ V l ‘ “
r I souru slam cram .:3
mnun._ MWFfll~ 1"~
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A notawsssr bsttle should never be
really filled. If it is to be put in I
bed to warm it have it only about
three-quarters full.
SANDER
Gottlielirs;
Now at their new store
10 South Main St..
South Norwalk
GET A BENEFICIAL {LOAN
WE LEND MONEY on HOUSE-
HOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.,
WITHOUT REMOVAL: also on
GUARANTEED NOTES. STRICT .
PRIVACY ; we do not inquire of em-'
ployers. LOANS UP TO $300. repay-l
able in from 8 to 15 monthly instal-
ments, or as desired.
LAWFUL CHARGES ONLY, based
upon unpaid balances, for the exact
time you have the money.
CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTATION
"—BANK LIKE SERVICE. It will pay
you to Investigate our Plan further..
and get acquainted with our methods:
CALL, ‘WRITE or PHONE
STAMFORD - 9-2-6
OLD CARS
SellYourOldCar-stothom‘
\ Bridgeport Auto
Wreckmg' Co.
1310 North 3.va ‘ :
Between Oak and. Gestu- St,
Bridgeport, Conn. ~’
Phone Barnum 5586—2
Secondhand parts and tires' to-
fit any make of cm- f
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY '.
Room 108. 434 Main St.. Stanford, Ct.‘
New Spelke Bldg, (2nd Floor)
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CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING 00. '
37 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 969 .
We clean and renew colors at
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
Radio Headquarters ' ’
We have a full lineof ’ ' 2.-
Equipment at; our new store,
No. 15 North Main St. .4, .._.;7 ‘
Dr. Dietz
47 South Main St. ? r wnsqg‘gdm
vigour. 959
DENTIST
GAS WATER HEAT- 3
ER SALE NOW
. The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
37 Wall St. cm
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stables, “trslnsd min-u. -
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sterilised m nil! - '
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runaway.
used; '-
Perenninls, Cut Flow-
ers and Bedding ._
Plants
fl
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mass mm. the rear atone ve
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Norwalk Chronicler