WANTED, 4...... ,
—~ gum
ANTIQUE mammals
‘lti‘Lillll‘S. high prices paid for old-
luruilurc, mahogany, cherry,
. » Pine, etc, 51130 01‘1 china, 318353, ducklings, Pedigreed Barred Rock,
"’30“? 01 ment that is over #00 (lockcrals. Herold, Ponus Ave, New
, .. wt Canaan. Tel. 93-3. 6t
$4.?
FOR SALFr—Barred Rocks, Pullets
50c each and upwards.
3759' SQRIiEeES C
J.
I...
‘ room; .
..
fr..- -
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BUSINESS NOTICE
and Cockerals, 1 to 3 months old,
White Pekin
l), A. BERNSTEIN,
‘-'-.'- Westport Ave. Phone 998
"4.- .tN’l'lyi‘ilexperienced operators on
Singer machines. All piece work.
lel Shop. 24 Monroe St. Phone 390. St;
‘WAN'l‘l‘ZDMzX man to drive 5 ton
il'ut'll. Apply Roodncr Feed Co.
I)
t)
WANTEIF-A good second hand coili-
hinuli-m gas and coal range. Phone
2219
WAN'l‘ED~—lel)y
334.
sutky. Tel. Daricn
WANTED-lV-ashings to do at home.
Mrs. Currie Crosler, 117 Water St..
South ‘.Norwalk. 3t
WAN’l‘ED-Tall. able-bodied man.
l't-rlnunvnt all year position with
_good wages. Apply in person to Manu-
FOR SALE—House in East Norwalk,
on a good road, in a good neighbor-
hood. House of seven rooms, water,
gas and electric nghts. One outbuild-
ing. Price $4,500. Mortgage $2.600.
Cash $1,900. VV'llliam F. Hoyt & Son.
Telephone 435. 3
FOR SALEv—House in the hill section
of South Norwalk and one of the
best rcsiden ial sections Of tile City.
House has modern improvements, also
tlll‘Ct' car garage and can be purchased
for $4,500. Mortgage can be arranged.
William F. Hoyt & Son. Telephone
435. 3t
FOR SALE—-0n the Post Road, six
room house, large frontage, only
$4,200. 8 rooms. up-to—dute, $8,000.
George Mitchell, Telephone 1861 be-
fore 8:30 a. m.
:ncturing Dept. Clover Mfg. CO., \Vin—
nipault. _
WANTED—Men on first shift for
, .picu- work job. Apply Employment
FOR SALE—A new cash register and
adding machine coulbined. A big
bargain. Must be sold at once. Louis
Subscriptions or renewals for Pictorial
Revi ., Price $1.50 will be forwarded
to pu lishers on receipt of postal or‘
phone call to—
M. J. BURKE . .
21 Elm St. Norwalk Phone 453-5
Agent for All Magazines.
T U 00 l ARON Ev—Vlolinist’
of a. grand overture.
positions and meth-
students of all
for banjo. mam;
PROF. P. A.
and composer
37 standard com
ads, will accept
grades; also lessons ‘
dolin and guitar. Studio, Central.
Trust Bank Building, Wall Street,
Norwalk. 6t
-—DON’T let yoxn roor lens. Doyou
know We put on’Asphalt roofing at
less than cost of wood shingles? They
look much better, wear better and
have a fireproof surface. We also do
slate. gravel and Asbestos roofing.
Threoply rubber roofing, $2.75 per
roll.. Leadnrs and gutters.
NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2956.
We Buy and Sell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40- Water Street 80. Norwalk.
Phone 2252.
a
iShelton Hospital. Shelton. Conn., aged lshall notify the club matron eitherby
eighteen years. after a sham lJnesa. ;telephone 1538. or other-Wise by
The remains were brought (0 this cityfThursday, July 27. Box suppers,
last evening by Funeral Director F. H. ,thirtyutive cents.
DeathsahlfFunel-als ' “my new son
..~ _ - ... GHELS AND woman’s CLUB
Antonio Collin/la ' O There will be amok supper on the
Antonio Coppqla. son of. Mr. and rocks at Roton Point forClub mem-
Ml.s.~Anthoriy‘Copp01a, passed awayibers Saturday evening July 29. It is
shortly after noon yesterday at the 'dcsired that those whorplan to attend
Gaming, undetaken to the family, A. permanent matron is» now in
home, 2 Smithstre'et, second district. {charge of the. club rooms. 55 Wall
Besides his'parents he is survived by'strcet. The second floor having been
three sisters, Misses Nellie, Catherine I renovated and prepared for rental,
‘and Anna, and _uthrec brothers, *may at any time be exhibited to club
Charles, Benjamn and Joseph, Fa. imcmbers wishing to see for them-
neral services will take place from the selves and to learn particulars. They
house Thursday morning at 8:30 ,willfind the rooms desirable midst-
o'clock, and . 9 o‘clock from St. ‘tractive either as living. rooms or for
Joseph‘s church. Interment in St. business purposes. The rates will be
reasonable and the fact that the
‘ imatron will serve breakfast or lunch-
Funcral of Stephen B. Kiss Icons, if so desired, will add greatly to
The funeral 0f Stephen B. Kiss the comfort of those so fortunate as
died yesterday -morn‘ing, Will take/to secure accommodations. The club
“place from his home. 76 Lexington : has again been made happy through
avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 ‘the generous co—operation of friends
o‘clock. and 2230 from the Hungarian §lnterested “in the welfare of this ven-
Rcformed church. Rev. Gabriel It'ure. Furniture and a checlg for one
Dokus will ofliciate. The interment hundred dollars have. within the
will be in the family plot in Riverside lweek, been received. 1rom Mr. and
cemetery.
——-—-————_— Mrs. Wlxwell who have...proved them~~
STRATMD’S RECALL ELECTION. iselves faithful and-unfailing in their
Mary’s cemetery.
l;
Mrs. Lybrand of Shorehaven. Mr. and,1
. Weather ForeCast
For Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to~.
might and Wednesday; moderate tem- -
berature; «moderate to fresh north-
west winds. The pressure is low this
morning over the Middle rAtlantic
Coast and over the Rocky Mountains}
It is high over the Lake region and‘
on the North Pacific coast. Showersi
have occurred during the last 24;
.hours along the Middle and North Ate;
lactic coasts and in the interior from-
Kansas northeastward to Illinois. 0011— l
.siderable cloudy weather prevailabut
”there is no well-defined .storm area‘
feast of the Rocky Mountains. The
'temperature-ls about~ normal for the
season of, the year in the northern
sections.
D 'I‘ERNATIONAL ART
COREPETITIONS
PARIS, July 25.—-— (Associated
Press) .-—.-il‘he French Executive Olym-
pic committee, desiring to‘ give eflfect
to the idea of associating art compe—
tition with athletic prowess, as held
by the ortginal .revlvers of the Olym-
pic Games, will institute five interna-
tional cmpotflions during the 1924
meetdnnnrchitecture, literature. music,
i .
l
Avrick, P. 0. Block, SO. Norwalk. 3t
«Mice. Norwalk Tire 8: Rubber 00. if
WANTED- \Vork by the any, or wash-
ing to do at home. Apply Mrs. A.
llulllthk)’, 23 Benton street, So. Nor-
wll: 3t
WANTED—Operators on girl's dres-
ses. Jerome Frank & CO., 10 Madi.
:svm sire-cl. 3t
WA'Nfl‘El‘) ----- Men openers and cleam
~-l‘n' on here skills. Jonas & Naum-
berg. Inc. Spring Street. 3t
W AN’l‘El‘L-Operators. We have
openings for hemmers and neck
hand setters. Opportunity for good
steady position. Leroy Shirt (10., 11
Chestnut, street. 3t
'1‘0 LET—2 tarnished rooms to Int.
92 So. Main Street. {St
TO LET ~Altrnctivc home, modern
lmprm'mnvnls. centrally located.
Apply .l. M. Layton CO., Railroad Ave.
1t
TO LET “‘I)tlllllll' rooms. all front. Al-
so silltrlo rooms in rmr. Furnished
«or uultlrnisluul. Usi- of bulbs. Ready
tor m-vupzmcy August lst. Apply M. N.
Muyr'liol‘l &. CO., 15 Mcnvin SL, Nor—
walk.
'l‘O LH'I' wLuruv. :liry room. adjoining
bitill.’ ull convenient-v.4. imluding
phonu Stumbli- tor one or two gentlcL
men. 1:17 So. Main. St., So. Norwalk.
3t
TO LET ~43 llllltll‘lllr‘llf‘ti looms. all
unpmwmunts. l'or mlulls, $213 per
month. includingr has and electricity.
tk-nimlly lounlml in select section.
Call 877, ‘ ‘3
TO [JCT»»l“urnisll(-rl rooms, private
‘ luilllly. (“intrully located, at 94 So.
.lluzn lervt. 3t
’lt’l Lli'l‘ . ti rooms, all illiprovonlvnts,
Ill Franklin llltlt‘lx’. lllq. Mike Olcon.
2302 Flux Hill Road.
'l‘O 'l.l-‘.’l‘ l m‘ 5 unfurnished rooms,
Wi’h :ill illlprlwwilwllls. 42 \V'Ood-
‘wzlrd Aw. lllli. tlU\\ll>l;lll'S.
,, ..,.\ ..
10 'lll....l lllzm- lnl'rv rooms, all im-
‘Illtalmlit'lllm mut- painted. Inquire
lxrulll.’ lulmi-l'. 2 Mouton 8L. So Nor-
wull: . qt
3t
Milt “ENF—To milllllo :lcwl couple
tour mum upm'lmt-nt, with all “11-.
pu.\4~mrnl<. \i’olmln to assist Ill
hm: “i‘sui'k. man to llt'lfl wound place
:i‘l'tv'l working hours. Reasonable rent
t.., t‘:ll:- ol‘ tit'illilll-l .
«W'le‘11’l: LICNROOT TO CONTINUE
1‘1“]{1'
o
WVA SH lNG'l‘t‘).\'.~:'l:lly
. 3'.——Whothcr A 91 ' » ‘ .. « - - , . . . - 7—H d -B tlev . . - -_
Ht‘llnL‘ l,“ . ,., " , . - - . 0am. mnrlnt alchltect during the TURE PIAlNOS ETC. WITH T a mister) t0d33- owar en - l aria. to pay immedl
inn“gun.”(H‘lxjrllfofv’ff- lVilsconsun coulg werld wru- for the Sloan Shipbuilding REMO’VAL Also lend». GUAIgAUN told the police he met the lad -on a has figiifimfigfhvu ’(vprmally $7,-
“Ii-rill”) with 'flpu med" votes to company. was found dead laSt night '1‘ ' . ' ' 7 . on - “bicycle trip in Northern New —Eng- :20}000) due to the Allies under that
u... Il‘jnnnt’t Cod]; 3‘ the Wmocrats. in :1. Japanese lodging house, shot EED INOTES‘ 1N0 PAWNS‘ FIF‘ land on July 3 and that,Cox was plan- t ,.,;,s of the peace tree. -
m, “Erlflllllur'fln112:“:50 Iminority and through the head. TEEN MONTHS to repay, lfdesired. Ding to visit his grandparents in 08'- ,e The demand has profoundly ima
“rm” 0, a maximum HOG in the Clutchcd in his right hand was a. ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG- densburg. N. Y.
rate of sixty
Mrs. Tattle having returned is
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new fur is re-
quired, I have very beautiful pelts.
. THE TUTTLE SHOP
84 Nonth Main St., South Norwalk
Telephone 389
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos, Generators, Starters and
FOR SALE—Hay press for sale at»
108 Water St. Norwalk Coal and
Supply—Co.
' FOR SALE
0n Newtown Ave., house, 5 rooms, ex-
tra- large porch, well water, shade,
garden, chicken house, garage, 2 cars.
Lot 65x240 feet. Price $4,500. For par—
ticulars usk— ,
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
FOR SALE—A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwalk. A 6 room bungalow
With pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on easy
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION.
Water St. and Steamboat Place
Ignitions repaired and installed on
and also special fine machine _work
STRATFORD, July 25.—-Voting ghelp and constant encouragement;
was heaVy in today's recall clectiornhave once more donated a check
here. W'hen 313. 9,935 Opened, both ltowards a payment 0 nthe piano.
sides were confident of victory. Coun- . Almost daily expressions otwlnterest
cilman Herbert Sniffien. supporter of ,and approval—often from unexpected
the'ousted Town Manager R. H. Hun- lsources—are received by those haying
ter, predicted that the six councilmen l‘the club and its success in G‘ 1 .
against whom the recall is directed .“ith so many good friends, agile u: ts11 .
would be defeated by the people'sgen_iand Wmnens Club may . pe w1
eral committee candidates by 3 to 1 confidence for the future.
vote. Council Chairman Robert B.
Turney was equally confident. “\Vc‘ll
all be around Friday evening to at-
tend the adjourned meeting of the
'Council," he said. _
Today's election marks the culmin-
ation of a battle started months ago;
when the Council voted to oust Man-l
a or Hunter. The Supreme Court of‘ mmons sent by the
Cinnecticflt SUStained the Council inigilitcré-isresl‘llotlsfwifg truck drivers who
its stand, but also handed down .a de- ‘ were without mirrors. 'The arrested
cision “We“ °°mp°”°d ““3 “mung onrrivcrs were Louis Votrolo and Wil-
ARRAIGN TRAFFIC VIOLATORS
BEFORE \VESTI’ORT COURT
1
\VESTPORT. July 25. _- State
Policeman Cliflord C. Grgas of this .
district, had two cases that came up'
before Judge Joseph G. Hyatt yester—
day. The men brought to court came
terms. For particulars John J. Vena, ATTENT‘ON
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash-
ington St. Tel. 1292-4.
FOR. SALE—Brand New Bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
cum! to rags. . P - .
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory, p r hone 399 12
MB. H. FELDMAN,
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying the
full price for Jlmk I also pay lo a
LOS ANGELES’ Cal. July 24.—Ax‘— ‘ week in Canadian country. stopping at
guments to the jury were begun today Montreal. Quebec and other places.
in the'second trial of Mrs. Madalynne The fire alarm whistle i snow in.
3rd Ave. between 36th and 37th Sta.
0 .
_A“
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street.
FOR SALE. FROM THE FACTORY TO
' THE HOME
A two lamlly house, all improvements, Mattresses, pillows,
located in the 3rd district, within 3
minutes of trolley or 10~minutes walk.
lng distance from the bridge. Apply
at the office of— ' telephone
call.
NORWALK IMATTRESS CO.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.,
, , EXPERT A '
0 Railroad Avenue LTD MECHANIC
So. Norwalk
with all nickel-plated fittings; special 5 Rowan St. East
big bargain, white celluloid water- . .- . - Nor-war]:
closet seats, 55. Seidenberg Col, 545 NAGY BROS.
Local and long menace trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
Phone 318
' bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satls
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
317 for representative to
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting, lighting and ignition, a spec-
Obenchain for the murder of her running order. Thursday and Ffiday
sweetheart, J. Bolton Kennedy, a evenings. chief of the department
young broker. Francis P. Dunnigan. had a man sta—
Mrs. Obenchain has expressed her- “(med in each house in case of a. fire.
59" as confident Of acquittal,.so con- Now. as the whistle is repaired the
fident, she declared. that she already cans will be mow“ the same as usual.
had begun packing her possessions ln ________._______—-
preparing for leaving the county jail, THREE YEARS
where'she has been nearly a year. IN BAW'
Then. she said, she was going back BALTIMORE, July 25,—Lieut. M11-
to her former husband, Ralph Obensx ton n Macks". “1,9 (or the last three
chain, to a home he Was preparing for} years had lain m a bathtub at the
her in Evanston, Ill. i‘ort McHenry Hospital as a. result
Several months ago,,, Obenchaln, of a wound received in the world war,
while acting as her attorney, obtained, died early today, He was conscious
a license here to remarry her, but thef (“most until the last. His case was
authorities refused to permit a wed- without parallel in the military an-
ding. nals of, the counttry.
‘ The wound which caused his par-
i LIVED
painting, and sculpture, it was an- .
nounced today. .
INDEPENDENT ORDER G901)
TEMPLARS.
BUTTE, Mont...
a recall election as demanded by the liam A. Tott of New Haven. They Superintendent Temperance Eaca- .
legal number of voters. were lined $1 and vests. flan—Miss Laura. R. Church, Wash- “mm ,
' W Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherwood of ington, D, C, — . _
MRS. OBENCHAIN ‘ Imperial avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Chaplain -—- {Harvey Penberthy. Pm ‘ Shgw, Yuk . M
EXPECTS ACQU'TTAL‘ William D- Dickson have left on a. trip wwngton. 3 ’I' .
to Canada. They. wish to spend a. Marshal—C. Wilmer King, Dela- Gm m find I”
ware.
PELLETIER ORDERED
DISBARRED.
The order
York.
July 25.—-—-Ofiicets
were elected yesterday at the annual
convention of the Grand Lodge, Inde-r
pendent Order of Good Templars
They.include:
Chief .TemplarmRev. Edwin C. Din-
widdie, Washington. D. C
Counselor—Harry E. Wellman, New
York. . '
Superintendent of Juvenile Work——
Mrs. E. J. Candler. New Hampshire.
Secretary—“Hilard O. Wylie, Mas-
sachusetts. ‘
mick-Albert Sutclifle, Massa-
chusetts. -
Past Chief. Templar—Dr. C. A. Carl-
son, Ohio.
BOSTON, July 25.——Joseph Pelle-
tier. former district attorney _of Suf-
folk county, was ordered disbarred
from mantles in United States Dis—,
trict Court today.
signed by Federal Judge Mack of New
was ‘
NOTICE:
We buy and sell new
second hand clothmg‘ .
If you have any, drop my .2
card and we wfll‘ call. .
3. LE
58 Water 81:.
l
, l
FLORISTi
Cut Flowers, Bouqmts;Spnyl
and Floral ‘Designa. '
Rowland M. Béach
Phone 2140 1‘ m 3
We Can-ya Full Line of—
Wall Paper at ill-M . 25G.
“ Per Roll
Painting. Pam-Hash: at In?
Rates—Give Us a Trim —
13 Wall St.
Phone 50
I SOUTH MAIN 8TB!“
AGENT FOR
CANDIES ..
Men’s All Wool Scrge
Suits—$17.50
Young Men’s Sport M04 '
prism 5's AIRPLANE IS SMASHED. mysis and death was suffered October
. ' 16, 1918, when a German sniper shot
LONDON, July 25» (Aseociutcdi him in the back as he crossed N9
Press).—Thc airplane in which MajOr l Man‘s Land. One of the bullets par-
“F. T. Blake. 3l'itish aviator, is nt- {tiany severed his spinal cord and for
Finder Phone 2155 or 1608. St JOSEPH S. KERY( JR.,
’ . ‘ Tel. 492
LOST—~l‘wo Savings Books, No. 34S 21 ‘Washington St.
_und No. 2421 on People's Trust Co.
Finder please return to People’s Trust
(70., “'ashington Street. So. Norwalk.
So. Norwal
CLEANING CO.
3t
Experts.
LOST—v (‘ow. Red and white Guernsey. Goods Called for and Delivered.
1 1t . Al
LOST a y 1 work guaranteed. Phone 490‘
v ‘ - 7 PLUMBING --TINNING—— HEATING
LOSIA-l‘llack'and tan dog, called Country Water System. Ranges and
'Sport . leerul reward offered. One—Pipe Heaters
CONNECTIOUT CARPET
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
tempting a round the world flight'nearly four years leading physicians
from Ellgl‘dnd. crashed at Sibi, Brit- i of this counttry and Europe used all
ish Beluehislun. near Quetta. SatuF-lthel!‘ skill and knowledge to aid him
day, sm's an Exchange Telegraph dis— ‘ in the rig-ht against death.
patch from Karachi today. — ——--—-
The aviator himself received no in-
jury" but the under carriage of his
machine was smashed.
__________._______.__.____
\VE LLESLE Y IN I) L' SERIAL
Bl’RR 8: RN; PP
BANKRUPTCY CASE
BRIDGEPORT. July 25.—-Flnal ac-
counting was made today before Bcf~
eree in Bankruptcy John Keogh of
the affairs of the Burr S; Knapp
k
week to address the ninth annual today-by Vincent S. Keating, attorney
\Vellcslcy Industrial conference, it was
. ..- ’ '1 ive
announced today- M1‘- Coolidge i5 $30,314.13-on hand. Wmch W” E
the depOSitors and other creditors a.
Lost Sunday. Finder notify Seigel
and Such, 143 \Vashington St. Tel
2247. 3i
MARINE ARCHITECT BENEFICIAL LOANS
HAD BULLET IN HEAD
$300,
SEATTLE. wash. July 25—305th steady incomes
3'C‘l'f'0nt duty on _ _ [‘UVOIVQr “1th one Chamber emptY- He ED on “11 add .balances f r ——-—_"“———_———._ ‘ - h has asked the Opposition Par‘ .t
Inilllllfilt‘turi-s ,fgfmc‘nwofiilantdlits recently had complained of failing time youp keep‘ the ’msneihe 83:: PA“TUCKET1$¥1?£LEY CABS :rhtcc) sustain the Government in‘opp’o-
Question t a. . ‘ . ‘ . ”a a a health- ~ * . ' ' 00 ~ ‘ " ' " terms the comm-is
mm "M: "303: EEVEVSCamtol. Claims ,sultation and adVlce FREE. SERV- ' pAWTUCKET. 12.1.. July 25,—Two 5:313: 32.3.2221; demandg. - .
'l‘hé- \Visconsiu Senator who S'Ou h {TEACHING FRENCH : ICE is strictly confidential. Put all rtrolley car§ carrying WOPKEIIS t0 “39 s -
la 1.11:0 1.1m commntm amen-t ii: WAR ORPHANS- ’our obligations in one place, thereby..L0rraine 31:11:. lfeflllglei 1:223:11 3:3 BRISTOL sums DEATémEVTAI‘
{IFOIIJOSJ'L and thus avoid an open break AUBURN N Y J I 25 ' ‘ keeping youlu credit good. “is is at persons “ere 5-" fl taid tréatment. ( A , A. o
.n t in Senate, was determined to m L ’ ' " u y .-—To teach a. score were g“ en rs
his right all along the line- unless
alga, youthful French war orphans and Rus-
thel sum refugees the ideals of true dem-
WE LEND MONEY, in amounts up. to
to HONEST persons having
on HOME FURNI-
scheduled to speak On August 2 and
Secretary Davis on Aug. 5. third dividend. th
one-tenth‘ of 17 1-10 to be rec
them.
eiVed by
M
W
BOY T0 new GRANDPARENTS.
LOST~Kodak “-A Camera "it Batch 37 Cedar St. South No CONFERE‘VCE‘ ’ ~
0 ' ‘ m l . z . . . v . - ~ . .
Point, yesterday. Finder return to Phon 969 a k, 30"". \VELLESLEY' Mass, July 25’"- Banklug compan) nt4thls‘tfiltlbinbVi11iltliggl
Sentinel ()fl'ice 0,. Tel. Port Chester 3W6 clean und erenew l Vice-President Coolidge and Secretary failed In August. 191Ti1W1 ‘ort made
936- ' co or: 1‘" of Labor Davis are expected here next of about 3500.000. e rep
for the trustee, showed there was now .
is time of two and . L
TRUCKING
CARRIGAN & FLYNN
(001cc Leary & 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
Home Tel. 368
TWO FIVE ROOM BUNGALOVVS
ble section. $5,000 each.
NEW BUNGALOW .
Same section—7 reams—$6,000
NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE
I
»0'BRIEN & BOVI
Real Estate and Insurance
4 South Main Street T
3‘.
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
New. ,all improvements, very desire-I
2 car garage,'all improvements, $8,000
61. 971
All Wool—$16.50
GOTTLIEB’S.
12 South Main St. 50. NM;
REMODELING S
All Wall Paper and Paint , ,
Will Be Reduced to m
More Room
A. COHEN , '
137 Washington soil-t;
i
THENQRNALKS‘ Elicia
2 Ei’waé‘l
25‘: ‘ E. WA Sill icons r.
organs. 35‘s * ’
PAWTLTCKET, R. 1., July 25,...qu1e
disappearance of twelve—year-old
James Cox of Danvers, Mass.,- more
than three weeks ago. became lessof
$7,720,000.
SOFIA, July 25 (Assoc
~—The Allied Reparations commission
pressed th
SAFE place to BORROW from.
iBoth cars were badly damaged. BRISTOL. July 24,... 'Harry W.
BULGARIA ORDERED .10 Pay .
_ l
iated Press)- f
e Bulgarian Government."
l
"2. star..."
Tel. 2978.
Liberty Square
(5°-
11 No. Main St.
South Norwalk, Conn...
Dr. Dietz
47 South Main so:
DENTIST. 7
OLD CARS
Sell Your on em to the
Bridgeport Auto
'Wreclu’ng Co.
1310 North Avenue-
Bfidgeport. Gonn-
Between Oak and Center St... _
‘Ommittec gave way. 0'1 M" i ill b; l new lKnight. aged. 735’ Whose 3‘11; m me am 5386-2 t‘ ’
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Mimi.”$10,111:“). 25. Motor cars; Will make to Fl'alle, when he Elsi; 434 Main St. Stamford Conn ‘TORRINGTON. Wyo.. July, 253'“ Efguliit Ogre were no' wounds '~
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2'7“. W‘I‘Sons have been ' ; ' '3“— because of charges a gem { 8 apparently companion ’7 . , ‘ ’ .
m,,,,,,., m ersth traffirrfsted on t unsannurws VDAL’GHTER 8 No. Main St. (3rd Floor.) 80. Norwalk games were conducted in clubs oper- fishing. Auctioneer, . . W
mm .. ~ ~ 1 c n stolen. ROBRED Write or Call to the. above address .or ated in connection with the post. , . . .7. . ML]; 3“,, 7 : ,. . _~ ~_ « ..
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~. automobile law.lfRE§S).-Mrs. Guernee Munn, (laugh. PHONE NORWALK 1-4-9-7. WILL FQGHT IN SEPTEMBER. Stuart St? ’ or aStelaumn comm,” HI! lam JD! 3 86"“ ‘H ". ‘ m5" -. trained muggy.
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'V M 3 5" Q 71" idelpma'v has been robbed of a platinm ’ ’ . . s BAR-IS, July 25 (Associated Press). :rom them ewfil‘dx 19 tileteme' if. - * , , “NW "33"“
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Several of the cleverest detectives of
Paris have been- assigned to the case.
STORBIS DAMAGE IN ON'EGO.
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today were reporting
standing crops had been beaten down.»
fruit trees broken and damage done"
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