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‘ 150.5%.— Rcal Estate
6 room house.
lawn. 83.000.
1:”; 78. Norwalh.
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r 111') front. 140
. ~.. mth some im-
; acres. fine land,
«nut 500 feet on
and 509 feet on
r good wells.
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MRS T. HAYES
Norwelh
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. us} :'
Full SALE
7. minutes from
1 g ~rwi. All improve.
mnzmlly located.
.Zvn'ml section. let
”7‘. and lot. $8.000.
. rooms. all in!-
--x.* to section of 1rd
J. M. O'BRIEN
EM. EVA“? and insurance
p. 34.1.: 5-. Phone I77
SUI", ll .‘5' ‘RW ALK. CONN.
Mimi .'-~ wrmz. 1922 ..... $850
Mani touring ......... . . . ’7”
“1:0: vmx.‘ lHfl ........ $300
tori union. 1“.“1. .......... ’35.
man l mu, umpc ..... $450
Shufclt Brothers
[HT-HST s shut DEALERS
2M \lsthington Street
Eati Mirwsik -— Phone 8073
SALE
".ta of seven rooms.
steam
FOR
i'-~.‘.'. 1 v‘ ,_
TU: l :' \rments.
1 uh with shower.
ir=. fireplace. etc.
a $7,000. Term!
Que
Wm. F. Hoyt 3 Son
it So. its.“ pt. Phone “5
Reiltrrs —— Insurance
FOR SALE
[5150 CARS
lDodge Touring ...... . $350
1 Overland Touring . . . . . $300
IStudebaker Special Six, $1.000
ANDERSON MOTOR
FOR BALE—Nola.- gm
fact condition: Ive-drawzr'g
writer desk and chair. complete 830:
oak dining room .3 “a:
Phone ms. t' 0' an "N"
FOR SALE—To rent pa cosy
’ -
room house with implements. in
last Norwaih. near shore. A
if sold at once. Price ".300.
81.2.0. Phone 10324..
Xorwalk 2023 or call Graf. 20 Nor-
man avenue. East Norwalh.
FOR SALE—One two-family house.
Three lots. Price 83500. For per-
tlculars phone 1865.
£011“pr :4 ft. by oft.
Mam. 3 1-2 h. p. Bridgeport an
gins. Steel tank. Copper tubing. Moor-
ing. sailing lights. etc. M Chen
Smith's boat yard. A-l sea boaL Sdi
tag on account of illness. Dr. J. J.
suer. Phone less. Price ”as
FOR BAKE—Ford chassis with l-ton
truck body in good condition. Price
3150. Terms arranged. J. C. Bonick.
Soundview even . R. F D 87. South
Norwnllt. Tel 12 2-11
l-‘OR SALE—G-room house. level: n.
yard. 4! large apple trees. Call at
Olmsiead. 6 Glenwood avenue. South
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Fords and Dodges. Con.
pee. Sedans. Roadsters and Touring
cars. The Erwin hi. Jennings 00..
inc, :7 Harrison -strset. Bridgeport.
Ct.
FOR SALE-Essas Sedan. late modfl.
newly painted. Very attractive in
every respect. Ready tor immediate
delivery. The Erwin M. Jennings Co..
Inc. 87 Harrison street. Bridgeport.
Ct.
FOR SALE—Cadillac Victoria Coupe.
Four passenger. Newly painted.
good tires. Westinghouse shock ab-
sorbers. 81.850. The Erwin N. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc.. 21 Harrison street.
Bridgeport. Ct.
FOR SALE—Hudson Super Six Seven
peuenger Sedan. entirely suitable
for private. use. The Win It. Jen-
nings 00.. Inc. 27 Harrison street.
Bridgeport. Ct.
FOR SALE-National Coupe. An u-
ceptionally attractive four passan.
ger car. Has had very good cm. An
opportunity to own a high priced
powerful car on a comfortable basis.
The Erwin ht. Jennings Co.. Inc. 37
Harrison street. Ridgeport. Ct.
FOB SALE—Power boat. Henry
Lockwood. Roton avenue. noway-
ton. Conn.
503 SALE—Lunch wagon business:
in health cause of sale. For infor-
mation address L. J. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—New a room home.
House has all improvements. but
58:100. Price “.000. Where take
notice. Inquire at as Plymouth ave-
nue.
FOR SALE - Printing plant now
showing a profit of 83.000 to 88.000
per year. Very reasonable first pay-
ment. balance on time. a. 0.. care
The Sentinel.
FOR WWI". bedroom. liv-
ing room and dining room suits.
chairs. CW". davsnports. dressers.
buaets. etc. P. Alexander. so Ray»
mond street. 8o. Norwalk. Phone in.
It BALE-Kittens. exceptionally
Femely Persians. from splendid pedi-
greed stock. “0 each. Also a beauti-
ful silver Persian at stud. \ Fee 8|.
Phone Dari!!! "i.
SALES co, son W drop 1:0“- wu-
“Wmii- ' Ocea- eosSOibbechainsutchendmy
m “mm other makes of shit? you! I‘m ‘3“
cnines. Home as M II 310- “ 3““
a- shop. is Railroad avenue.
iron. - u‘ '3‘"-
higa grads. M ear. 08-
FOR SALE ceilent medium. Price very reason.-
“ mm.
b“ “a m ns-s or Stamford
T-n .. ...,M h Prop ”c- Phone Nerve-it
“1 ‘ ‘ soeo mules. -
"W ' n r ms. hath, hardwood
. .~ __ h... A we" Female Help Wanted
built house (13'! newly painted. WAN Ell-Girl for ”at m. '“k
, qr” ...M mtg-nurses. Addie-B. care I'll-
' “ ' with all im- and.
1-... ' water heat. Ilt- w‘m—Ym W to work ‘3
“"' 1 - sidential section adios. verm‘ ‘W" has " :'
Ina-e . .1 .3 center. 5km. WIm-m m !es- aeesewesk
snug.— ;‘ of 1° assist m h
mush house. those m
j Canty £9 Co.
bur-me Phone sso nus-us
FOR SALE
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“1m!!! house, in sou-a, an in;
Mlemcnia. Bess such a
bomb Sorwllk s13“
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WANTED—Instancaa Geld-
leia Bree. lest Norwalhf’geua.
"Mm cum.
mounts; '
n Harris.lnc..llaiafl.,
WANTEm-Boys m M“
Ready work.
nerdwu's Ifg.
lieu Norwslk.
FOR RENT
shun.
Good ..lary. Nam
Co. ss tort street.
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PUBLIC. nx my;
occur-anus mm 15. now news
to Ian stun-us. mos: nus-
osnnuz. error as
m,- PHONE ”0.
T0 RENT-Nicely furnished room
with board. suitable for one or two
gentlemen. Phone 3838. s Crescent
Terrace.
TO RENT—Light and airy steam-
heated omces. Best location in
town. Rents very reamnabls. la-
uuire of Gottlieb‘s Clothing more. 12
South lain street.
FOR RENT—broom bungalow fur-
nished. I months. rent cheap to s
or 3 adults. use of row boat. 'nqurre
exner. Hi- Crace Tooher. Yost street.
c y.
FOR RENT—Four rooms in center
town. 7’ Washington street. Isolate
shoe store. Ila: Levy. at South Main
street.
'ro LET—Large front room.
ed. Newly decorated.
Haviiand street.
furnish-
Decher. ss
TO RENT—Six rooms all latest im-
provements. Nerwalh. Telephone
1798-8.
TO LET—4 rooms. 8rd floor. inquire
Mr. F. J. Burma. between 5 and 'I
p. m. at a Larsen street (formerly
Cross street).
FOR RENT—1-8 house. modern ins-
provements. pert hardwood floors.
awnings. garden. permanent tensant
dedred. no small children. 1 minute
from trolley.
Phone 1806-4.
FOR 8mm district. Five-room
apartment. all improvements. new
house. Ready {or occupancy July 1.
Adults only. Convenient to hudness
:ec‘tion. stations aad trolley. Phone
0 1. ‘
‘l'O LET—d moms. all improvements
at 104 South lain street. 5 room.
all impsovements at 178 South Main
street. CallatzOSFIameroedor
phone 81“.
FOB RENT—Two eon rooms.
suitable for light housekeeping. Also
single furnished rooms. at 31 north
Main street. over the French Millin-
ery Storm Tel. 283334.
FOR RENT—Five rooms. all improve-
ments. 6! South Iain 8t. Phone
3408.
Wanted
WANTED—Have positions for plain
laundress (whit private family:
two girl friends email family as
m
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manuals-swear '
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coarser
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s nowas er. nasr soawans
«consensus—anxious:
Astor-resume.
anawermweathernescouain-
dameushomekeepersareofeourss
buyrsnovatiagtheirhonea Wheth-
eryoewanttodispo-ofjaahand
oldfuraiture orbuynew material.
cellos-u
Phone”! downer-8t.
motionless-mm
William Rhodelsisad Reds.
”snowman“ Beavylay-
legstrshs. chicks’pestpsid. Cata-
an. HALL.
Wellington-d, West
THE m 880?
Scalp Treat-
Perla.
Hair
41 Wall street
Phone Nos-walk 85“
Telephone at
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Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholsterin.
Picture Frames and slim Ihadss
blade to Order.
1 We: Ave. 30. lorwalh. Conn.
WALL PAPER MIPL"
mmmo. SKIRT PLEAT‘ING
all files. Buttons Covered
to Order.
moan-s ART & 80m“ 8801’.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalh
Phone 8091
GETASQUAKBDEAD
Wewinbsyyonrhou-holdgooda.
ma papers sent and all second.
handgoodaAnythlogroehavaPflcs
soccrdtngtotheoualityofthegooda
Asquaredealalwers.
Pill“? neutron-:1
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“mamas-numb
Idiom Issue General Electric
“up. notor-
CflURCB and ABBOTT
—- Successors to -
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR.
Incorporated
Electrical Connection and Repairs
ROODNER BLOC! Phone 14”
GARAGE:
Portable and pcmanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel». or
wood. Erected on your premises
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUC‘HON CO.
Bfldg'wft. Conn.
An Opportunity to Pur-
' chase a Home on
Mt ram 1"
100 Conn. ave. “one. hit daytime:
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LEGAL
At a Court of Probate. holden at Nor-
Nuxwalk. on the 28th day of June.
t» 1).. 1923. p
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the filing
and recording in and by this Court
of certain writings with said applica-
tion filed and therein alleged to be the
duly authenticated and exemplified
copy of the will of John 3. Hopkins.
late of the town of Jamaica. in the
(‘4: unty of Queens. and State of New
York. decened. and of the record of
the had establishing the
some in and by the Surrogate’s Court
for said County of Queens.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Prcbate
Oflire in Norwaik. on the 10m day of
July. 1923. at 10 o‘clock. forenoon. and
all persons interested therein are
hereby cited then and there to appear
if they see cause and be heard
thereon; and it is further
Ordered. That public notice of said
application and of the time and place
of the hearing thereon and notice or
said citation be given to all persons in-
terested in said matter by said appli-
cant causing a copy of these orders
and citation to be published in a
newspaper having a circulation in said
Diurict. at least live days before said
day of hearing. and that notice be
given to the Tax Commissioner of the
State of Connecticut. by a clerk of
this Court mailing to him a copy of
those cxders. on or before the 30th
day of Jul-e. 1923.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate (hurt,
June 88. A. 1).. flu
Estate of Mary Donavan. late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the admin—
istrator of said estate praying for an
order authorising him to sell and con-
vey certain real estate of said estate.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
competent cook. Mhmld ‘12: w F Office. in Norwalk. on “3. gm ‘1‘, of
waltz... am. I". "° Several at” WNW or July. 1923. at 11 o'clock forenoon:
3““ ”rm-”13:. com and . and that public notice thereof be given
competed Cell m- to all persons interested therein by
THE NORWALK manorm-r RADIO SPECIAIS publishing this order in a newspaper
AGENCY. 0 Stevens 8L. opposite er» having a circulation in said District.
”“7- T“ 3“" at least live days before mid day of
hearing.
WANTED — Wit-10w mum THE NORWALK’S gum-z! w. GREGORY.
will? fl“.‘....‘.".."'h.;...’;‘“:; ELECTRIC oo ......
c an m cs '
college graduates with experienfi. ’ At a Court of Probate holden Nor—
Plione 18!. , 11 '0' m M walk. within and for the D ct of
A N llt.onthe28thdayo J'e.
“ram—Laundry to take home; most ”7' 13:" t “1
“Mrs. W West can 3‘- 5“ Whereas. the Executors of the will
fix . of Thomas 1. Raymond. late of said
WW Nomlk- mm, in“ ““5““ ‘°
this court an account of their winding
up of the co-pertnership of Raymond
Brothers for sum and approval:
Ordered. That the matter of the ad-
Justment and allowance of mid ac-
count be heard and determined at the
Probate Office in Norwalk or the 6th
day of July. 1988. at 8 o'clock. after-
noon. and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
thu-ein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said district at least five days before
said O” of hearing. ,
HENRY W. GREGORY.
walk. within and for the District of ‘
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\ CONSULT
The Taylor :6: , GoldenCo.
‘ NUIICB
WHEREAS. a Committee duly ap-
pointed by the Council of said Lit) u:
Not-walk. has made to the Council of
said City its report. showing the pro-
posed layout. alteration. enlargement
and change of Washington street
.from \V’ashington Street Railroad
'Bridge on the west to Water Street
ion the East in the Second Taxing Dis-
trict of the City of Norwalk. which
'report embodies a descriptive survey
of such proposed- changes. together
with an estimate and appraisal of
benefits and ammo. as the case
may be. resulting or accruing to any
person or persons from the taking of
land therefore. or from such layout.
alteration and change. Now
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. to
every person interested by reason of
his land being taken or benefited by
the proposed improvements. mat a
meeting of the Mayor and Council of
the City 05 Norwaik. “‘1” be held in
the Council Room. in the City Hall.
in the S-tond 'l‘:i\ing District. in said
city. on July 10th. 1923. at seven
o'clock p. m. standard time (eight
o'clock p. In. new time) for the pur-
pose of hearing objections to such
layout. alterations and survey and. to
such estimate and appraisal of bene-
fits and damages. and to hear all par5
ties interested in relation to the ac-
teptance of said report of said Com-
mittee. Wholly or in part. and in re-
gard 00 any modifications thereof.
And all persons interested therein
are hereby notified to appear at said
time and place. and be heard in rela-
tion therto. if they so desire.
By order of the Mayor and Council
of said City. ~
Dated at the City of Norwalk. Conn.
this 28th day of June. 1923.
STEPHEN DOKL‘S.
City Clerk.
MANANDWIFE
SUEDFORBILIS
Woodridge F. Blgelow and wife Em.
lly C. Bigelow of Greenwich are made
the defendants in two civil actions
papers for which 'were filed yester-
The plaintiff in the first action.
John Wanamaker and Company of
New York City. is asking damages of
8428. The suit was instituted to re-
cover payment for merchandise total-
ling $359.22 sold to the defendants.
$1“ and company also of New York
city. plaintaiff in .the second action
asks damages of 8350 to cover a bill
of 8264.94 alleged to be due the plain-
tiff. '
Attachmel'ls in both suits were 108-
terday levied against property owned
by the defendants on. Fall-field. aw
nue. Stamford. ‘
The suits will be heard before Judge
Samuel Young in the City Court on
July 33.
RECEIVE MORE PAY NOW
MANCHESTER. Eng. June 29.—
Maybe the bscuits won‘t be so tough
now. Special cooking courses are be.
ing given maids and general servants
at the College of Domestic Economy
here.
‘ WITHSAGETEA
If Miscd with Sulphur It Darkens So
Naturally Nobody
Can- Tell
The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair is grand-
mother‘s recipe. and folks are again
using it to keep their hair a good. even
color. which is quite sensible. as we
are living in an ago when a youthful
appearance is of the greatest ad-
vantage.
Nowadays. though. we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-loans»)
product. improved by the addition of
other ingredients. called "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound'.‘ It is very
popular because nobody can discover
it has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with it and
and draw this through your hair. tak-
ing one small strand at a. time; by
morning the gray hair disappears. but
what delights the ladies With Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. is that.
besides beautifully darkening the hair
after a. few applications. it also pro-
duces the soft lustre and appearance
of abundance. which is so attractive.
—Adv.
warren
Men to sort and handle cast
‘ironcssfingsinmestockroom.
Hustbestrongandhnsky
abletorced. Applyin
to
THE HASH Home
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AskforhelterOaksl.
runs. a. name _/
FUNERAL nlnec‘ros sun
censuses
as so. Iain so so. sou-walk. on
Phone isss
4 l
ants
commune.” ‘
,. meshng' oftheDlrsctorsoftfis
day.adividendattherateofr003m0m
:1.» out. ‘per annual}. was declared to
‘esrningsefthedxmonthsendlnngnsmlw.
' hesunewfilbeentcredonpassheohsandpsidonand
some? nerosxmn ON on BEFORE JULY ;
mlnmwmrmsrrmm . .
DIVIDEND NOTICE
, ' 147th
Semi-Annual Dividend.
The Norwalk Savings Society
leewalk.
June 12. 1923.
, held this
(415%)
from the
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Norwalk Chronicler