Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 2, 1923 · page 15

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. .STATE ' ‘ i I '
Alf Automobile. Md. Help Wanted MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED— x on e re - sag! rm‘ : if Pu" I:
~ :1 home 1 If so, FOR SALE " “W IOU-flex“ sfi‘fly’wmf'fifig {Ami-:3; Asgrgzt Of "2:6“ W‘s;

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i v the chance.
‘lZY ARE:

. .. no, 5 rooms. one
l‘rlce $3.700.

‘ .nsh $2,000,
.1 good residential
. 'o-(‘ll'ic lights and
Price “.000.
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wars: one In Nor-
m Sn. Norwalk.
hrnml new. 7
mwmenis, good
' '1” 37.500. terms
show you ihll

K'anIIIk. right In
. S rooms: good
i'iJ'l good terms to

same. Price

{ Mules; 1st house In
- on street and In a
»rlinnd. This ll I.
. Jill“ look till. up.
ms, 1‘. baths. large
n and fruit. Price

' $4.500.
: n In No. Norwalk.
~.prr»vnments. good
;hhnrhnod. 2 car
i'nrr‘len and fruit.

’ rush.

. Hoyt 69’ Son

. ,__ Insurance

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Phone 435

 

 

I'll: SALE

3 large rooms and

' i'lnm'; sew-n rooms
.-i sawrnnd floor. Situ-
nice rcsldenilsl sec-

$7,000.

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hillh. Ill lmpl‘OVO-
«vm- lnt. 2 car Karl“.
~' $6,500. Terms ar-

ur any others consult

nty 69’ Co.

. :t .mte and Insurance
Phone 680.

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l' ".\L OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE
r-unms, sleeping porch
n, at Marvin Beach.

minis. all improvements.
4le feet. In a most
.. residential section.

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LAYTON & CO., Inc.

RANCI THAT INSURES
id avenue Phone 35

FOR SALE

' house on lot 67x200 feet,
.111 sirrnt. Price $6,000.
, '41an

JOHN T. HAYES

t Norwalk
mutate —- Insurance

 

 

Home at Tokeneke. D
l ‘ improvements. ‘10.600.
i ”in.

r ' v. A :i-' improvrmonin. a
r . (mod location. $6.500-

’ v: t Your Automobile
lz‘slll‘ilnce.

"IANY & NIHILL
, .riun St. South Norwalk

Phone 33“

 

 

 
 
 

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Dodge sedan . . . ......
Durant sedan . .
Ford coupe . .

eessd 8650
............ 8950

.............. 2'
Chevrolet touring ......... :llig
Ford runabout .......... 3100
Ford touring ...... 8125

Shufelt , Brothers
003m a swan DEALERS
201 Washington sum
East Norwslk -— Phone 8075

 

 

 

We have a few very nice used
cars on exhibition at our new
Service and Sales Station
here, and full details regard-
ing our large selection of
used cars at Bridgeport. \Ve
specialize in honest values,
and permanent satisfaction.

THE ERVVIN M. JENNINGS
CO., IN C.

12 “lost Avenue.

 

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FOR SALE—Seven passenger Buick

in fine condition; newly overhauled;
cheap. George Roberts. 55 Falrdeld
Ave.

FOR SALE—Five
touring car.
$250 cash.

FOR SALE—1922 llupmobile touring

car. Mileage 2.700. Condition equal
to new. Reply by mail to F. M. Baa-
ger, 11 Cannon St.. Norwalk.

FOR RENT ‘

'I'O LET-From May 1st. five rooms:
1st floor: all modern Improvements.

separate furnace. Adults only. In-

‘quire 41 Lincoln avenue.

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T0 LET—From May 1st. 6 rooms. all
improvements. Ind. 76 Lexington
Ave.

 

 

passenger Buick
For immediate sale.
'l‘hone 803. ‘

 

 

 

 

'I'O LET—Three rooms. part improve-
ments. adults only. Inquire of ,B.

Joselovsky. 41 Seaview _Ave.. 'Eaat

Norwalk. or 1-). E. Gorham Co.

 

FOR RENT—~From May 1st. six nice
rooms. Improvements. Adults only.
Call at 6 Fitch St.. East Norwalk.

 

FOR RENT—Large front room. twin
beds, Improvements; gentlemen pro.
fcrrcd. Call 1276.

 

with all the
Located at
Keeler's

T0 RENT—Six rooms

newest improvements.
39 “West Ave. Inquire at
Shoe Store tel. 392.

FOP. RENT—Furnished. parlor-din-

ing room; privilege of kitchen and
bath: residential section, by water.
Tel. 3018.

 

 

TO LET -— Twr-room
nently furnished, for
keeping. Adults. Hotel Bristol,

Washington street.

FOR RENT—Bright.,airy room for
living or business purposes. Rea-
sonable rent. Apply Girls' and Wo-
men's club. Wall street, above Glen-
denlng’s drug store. 'Phone 1538.

T0 LET—Opportunity! Large stordto
let. centrally located on \Vall street
in Norwallr. 'Phone 8187-3.

TO LET‘LIn the Mercantile building.

So. Main street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inc. of B. Joseiovsky or
Keogh d: Candee.

For Sale—Real Estate

FOR SALE—New house and garage.
Inquire 10 Gregory Boulevard or
'phone 3435.

FOR SALE—To close an estate a lot

50 x 150 on Fifth Street. Est Nor-
walk. This Is the last and only plot
for sale in this desirable sdction. Ad-
dress P. C. 5.. care Sentinel.

FOR SALE—Small farm house and 2

acres of land with 20 good apple
trees, good well. fine location. 83,500.
Geo. hutchell. Telephone 1s“ morn-

ings.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE—One spring wagon. one

open buggy and one top buggy.
Inquire Frank Secltar. Ponus Ave.
Highway. Norwalltu

FOR SALE—Moderate else coal cool:

stove. Equipped with kerosine oil
burner and hot water attachment.
Can burn either coal or oil. 836 for
both. 1'. A. Doggett. Highland Ive-
nne. Rowsytoa. Telephone Norwalk
1457. -

FOR SALE—Store fixtures. Count-
ers. roll-top desk. slicing machine.
sate. For ddelivery. United Grosery.
so No. stain 8t. .

FOR sun—Jous- use: old pill
to: ’ ’h m
imam street.

a partment.
light house-
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sale. A)!!!
strawberry mu. W
101. 01-16.

m CALI—h pisog fining room
,soite for .100. and a six pipes hed-
seeun suite at 0100. Also set of dish-
esat us. out Initial 11. float besold
at once. Phone use-n.

Auction

way. an! $11”- “ 1’1“”
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pay. Apply LeRoy Shirt Co.. 11 Chest-
nut street. \
WANTED—z young men to learnl

trade in laundry of large shirt
house. Apply LeRoy Shirt Co.. 11
Chestnut street.

WANTED—Wire have openings for a
heat treater. toolmakers. diemakers.
machinists. machine, operators. In-
cluding punch press and blankers. as-
semblers: men and women: inspec-
tors. Suitable o enings for men from
21 to 50. youth from 16 to 20 and
young women from 16 to 85. Apply
the employment omce. The Yale &
Towns Mfg. Co.. Stamford. Conn.

WANTED —- TURN SHOEMAKERS.

 

 

LOUNSURY. RIATHE‘VSON‘ &
CO., 5 HAYILAND ST., SO. NOB-
“'ALK.

 

WANTED—One or two good all
around ma Inists. Apply Peerless
Mfg. Co.. 40 W or street, So. Norwalk.

WELT LAS'I‘ERS WANTED. LOUNS-
BURY. MATHEWSON CO., 5 HAV-
ILAND STREET.

WANTED—First class grocery clerk
who can driv a car. Very good
wages. Call Peo le's Grocery Store.
telephone 1599.

MALE HELP WANTED—Young man
, for printing business. Must be
strong: chance ‘to learn tradewith
good wages. Apply by letter at once.
Address P. O .Box A., Go. Nor-walk.
giving age, weight. education and ref-
erences.

WANTED-Jan May be white
man or colors Must’ have experi-
ence and furnish good refernces Ap-
ply In person. Clover Mfg. Co.. Win-

 

 

 

 

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nlpauk.
WANTED—Young man for good.
steady job. Good pay. Address C.

Sentinel Office.

vFemale Help. Wanted

 

 

warren .

Operators on power machines
to make plain center collars
and cuffs and single needle

seaming. Apply at once.

 

H. N. MAYEHOPI' 3 00-.

15 Kerwin 8t. ' Norwalk

 

“WANTED —— Neat appearing young

lady to net as demonstrator on
New Perfection oil cook stoves in
vicinity of South Norwslk. for period
of six weeks. Apply mgr. Standard
Oil Co.. So. Norwnlk.

“ANTED—Competent maid for gen—
eral housework Mrs. Thomas 1.
Raymond. East Norwalk. Phone 668.

“'AN'I‘ED —-— Hand ironers. Steady
work. good pay. Apply Nero-ail:
Steam Laundry, 43 Day street.

 

 

WANTED —- Opera rs. Experienced
on single and tw needle power

machines. Only stepdy workers.

LeRoy Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut St.

WANTED—Experienced saleslady and
alteration hand. Steady position.
The Paris, 8! So. Men. 80. Nor-walla.

 

mecca-ding to the nurture! the goods.

 

Paper and Painter-r Buppfls'e at Bee.-
sonable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a tine long wear on any kind
of floor.

ALEXANDER WHITE
’5 Lowe St. " Phone I!”

NAG! anon.

Decal and long distance tucking of

all kinds. Piano moving. Special van

tor moving purposes.‘ Daily trips to
New York City. ' p

100 Conn. Ave. Plus I"

NORWALI AUTO memo
comm
moms ass-is
s nowsx sr. EAST nonwanx

Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.

Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. Wheth~
er you want to dispose of Junk and
old furniture or buy new material.

call or see
H. A83.
Phone 908 44 Water St.

HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns, Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
Ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cats

logue.
A. 8. BALL,
Wallingford. Connecticut.

 

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THE ELITE SHOP

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Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat:
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving, Hab- Bobbing, Curling

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ml cans, Jesus-1

 

 

Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street . Norwalk. Conn.

Phone Norwsllr 2505

Telephone 391
O. H. HANKB
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upheletering ‘
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. So. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER BAMPL”

HEMS'I‘I’I‘CHING. SKIRT PLEA'I'ING ~
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 3091

car a Cousins pm
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything yod‘havu. Price

 

 

 

A square deal always.

PHILIP P. Manon!

32 Van Mt m
Sound-hand Goods Alwaysras Gels

READERS, ATTENTION i
It you have second hand furnitufl.
Junk. caper stoci or metals of any
kind, sell it to Jade Bros. and you
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
East Nor-walk. Conn.
Telephone 499.

 

37 Fort St.

 

Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
— Successors to —

Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRJCAL CON-
TRACTOR,
incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone It“

GARAGES
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel or
wood. Erected on your premises.
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.

 

 

W'ANTED—Silk we‘rpers. Steady
work. good pay. Berfelden Mills.
Bethel. Conn.

WANTED-—Operators on Singer sew-

ing machines. also learners. Apply
E. Jacobs & Son, 50 Day street. South
Norwalk.

as GIRLS Wrap
. For table work to fold and examine
children’s play frocks. Easy, light.
and clean work. Steady all year. good
pay. Apply at once. Gemore a; Schsf-
fer. 136 Washington street. 3rd floor.

WANTED—Saleslady for cloak and
suit department. Frank Jacoby.
12-14 North Main St.

WANTED—Foreiady f0} examining

and packing department for large
concern. For interview write Sentinel.
Box, Forelady.

Wanted

DENTIST—Great opportunity to re-
open and furnish old established

office In Bridgeport. Conn. For par.
ticulars address Dentist. Care Sentinel.

WANTED—Wire

 

 

 

 

 

dy screen weaver

plant; permanent position: no labor
troubles. State age. experience. sal-
ary required and whether married or
single. Address 11. 11.. 28 East 26th
at, Suite 1010. New, York. ~'

WANTED—~3aby to board: ,over two
years. Mother's care. Tel. 2870-14.

LOST
fl~"" ’ w.
LOST—Pocketbook containing 8:1 In

bills. about as In change “(LII-H-
road ticket from 'Ilorringten to New.
York. hetwoen station and East Wash-
ington street. Finder pious return
to 10 West Washington street (up
metre). Reward

Lou—Bunch or has with plate
marked c. w. Kenyon. Reward It
runs-nod to Sentinel Oilcg.

 

 

 

 

 

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wanted to take.oharge of small l quested to m' _ w cut

s. .~

Dine at the :
rams nos-rescue

Post Road, Darien
Chicken Plate
$1.00

_ 'w ——
Take a Chicken-With You
$2.00.

Lacs}.

SOLVENT‘NOI'IOE * v

District of Norwalk. se. Probate
court. April 18. A.~D...1928. .
Estate of Frederick layer. late ,oti
Norwalk In ssldfdistrict. deceased.

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of Nor-walk. hathgltmiud and allowed
six months from,tho dats.hereof fer'
the creditors or “putts ' exhtblt
their claims for ”human Thoee‘

properly attested; ‘ is said time.
will be eebma a recovery All see.
sons Indebted to said. estate are our

to 2 ,.
Locum sonssox.
‘ g Executrlx. '

FOR SALE ..

 

out water front.
'“fiW- .
Two 1 funny houses. in desirable see;

at liar-yin Beach.

m.nt.e Etch :e‘sseesiesess .53“
Bis room house. elixir-prevalent.
very desirable
m“ seeess‘ese

 

The Court of PM for.th_e Dots-let ' "

who neglect to present their account.

New house. a rooms all Improvements. '

’tion at 8rd District. “all Improve. »

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lei: ls foreman of WIN. A

“GIN m TODAY
Jose Arrascsds. leader of the

Basque ants in Paradise Valle . is
owner as the Baueho Duane ista
an or of New

d 'u‘mr‘i-lval is e ey
hires outcoBIcIrAc h banal
the Double met. in plots
with Buck odina. new owner of

th old Webster place. to rob the
. of their wator Cash

ran
NOW 00 ON WITH STOB!

Bless found the saloon tilled. At a
table six men played mrds. They
were the only ones present who
seemed untouched by the general air
of disaster.

Blane bought e. drink.

The cud-game ended. Bless
caught the reflection of the players
in the fly-specked mirror over the
hack-her.

"You boys are too dad-mud
lucky for me." ths_smsllest of than
cachled. “I been going for the use-
urd every time." ‘

Inthemirror.Blaacouldseethat
he had caught the little man's at.
tention. It was half dark in the
saloon. but be sensed the alertness
in the other's eyes. Blane reached
for his glass to finish his drink.

uWell, If It ain't old Timberline.”
the little men exchimed.

Bless set his drink down and
turned to scrutinise his neighbor.

came quickly.

“Joe Kent!" he cried. “What an
you doing way over here. Tuscaro-
“to!

"Why. I been over this s-wus

time. What you doin' hers?"

" emeoutoftownawslyssnd

past. I'm headed for Wehstu-
That out of your my?"

Benayide waved him goodhy as
heandBlase left. Tuecsrorawus.
fixture in the valley.

“What's on. son?" he asked. when

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home." Bodine instituted to speed
his guest.

“Not on an empty stomach.” Blane
said with a. sour face. “It's prom

near time to eat. Isn't it?"
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