Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 8, 1924 · page 15

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Hummus For Sale
;‘ » .\~.ccssories

.—-.\ulos for Hire
. )LliJS and Bicycles
,' l-— \lliomotive
>1‘.-,i>> SEltVlCE~

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.: and Contracting
mining and Millinery
..‘:.4', Plumbing. Rooting

, my" and Surety Bonds
-, Trucking. Storage

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”Will”; and Pressing
l—Busineee Service

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,. Wanted—Male

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:lnzs Opportunities

15' lo Loan~Moflm

1—10 Borrow

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\ll Instruction Classes

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in» , ,.-, Futile. Vehicles
."ry and Supplies
, maul—Live Stock
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. .,.3 For Sale
«3...:ter and Exchange
.m and Accesssories
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and Dairy Products
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Villa at the Stores
Haring Apparel

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‘-i.ocms With Board
—-" mms Without BOOI'd
.umns {or Housekepinl
-— \ .lt‘ation Places
~‘.’»'izcre to Eat
’lL-Wltcre to Stop in Town
7.-‘.\;lnted—Rooma or Board
EAL ESTATE FOR RENT—
7l-.\mrlments and Flat-
. «insllmss Places for Rent
7"«—2 inns and Land For Rent
'T-' louse: For Rent
7~~H'tlces and Deslt Room

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—I;rokers in Real Estate

 
 

“—l'arms and Land For 8d.

Fl—llouses For Sale

“its For Sale
more and

Sale

:T-Suburhan—For Sale
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Dancing. Dramatic

()l'ICK SERVICE.
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Watches. Diamonds

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NOTICE OF SPECIAL mammal
+””9!” THE SECOND THING DIS:
TRICT 0!‘ THE CITY OF
NOBWALK

The legal voters ot the Second
Taxing District of the City of Nor-
waik are hereby notified and warned
that a special meeting or said‘ legal
Voters will be held in the Council
Chamber in the City Hall on
Wednesday evening. February 5th.
at eight ocloclt to consider the mat~
ter of issuing_bonde ,to an amount
not exceeding Seventy-eight Thou-
sand Dollars and. if it he decided to
issue said bonds. to determine the
several and aggregate amounts
thereof. the annual rate of interest
thereon .the dates and times of the
lane and maturity of the same. the
manner in which such ,bonds shall
be issued and the person or per-
sons bywhom the same shall be
signed. executed. negotiated. sold
and delivered on behalf or said Dis-
trict. all agreeable to the Act of the
General Assembly of the State of
Connecticut. 1923. entitled “An Act
Authorizing the Second Taxing Dis-
trictéot the City of Norwalk to Is-
euo Bonds." approved April 19th.
1923. ..

Dated at Norwaik. January 56th.
1924.
HORACE R. NASH.
D. WM. HARFORD.
IRVING C. JENNINGS.
Commieeionera of paid District.

olfisn on 50'er
DISTRICT OF NORWALK.

PROBATE COURT.

A. D.. 1924.

Estate 0: Margaret A. Newton,
late of Norwalk in said district, de-
ceased.

Whereas, written application has
been made to thiscourt by the ad-
ministr‘or of said estate. praying.
for reasons th‘erein set forth. for an
order authOrizing and empowering
him to sell the inventoried rcal cs-
tate of said estate:

Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Oiiice. in Norwalk. on the 13th.
day of February. 1924. at 10 O'clOck
Iorcnoon; and that public notice
thereof be glycn to all persons in—
terested therein by ubiishing this
order in a newspap r having a cir-
culation in said district. at least five
days before eaid day of hearing.

RUTH GOLDING.
Clerk.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Scull-d llld‘ will be receiv--d up to
1: o'clock noon. Feb. 11. 1024. ty
the City or Norwallt at the 061cc of
.the City Engineer. for the construc-
tion of a 12—inch vitrified pipe sew-
er and appurtenances in Maple
street. Norwallt. Plane and specul-
culions may be obtained at the or-
flee of the City Engineer upon Ihc
depcsit of five dpilars.
ISLMER F.

 

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February 6.

 

BRACKEN.
City Engine-3r.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals .

MARRIED -—- DONOHUE-BECK-
Icy—Mrs. Mary Hall Gill of
Stamford. 'Counecttcut announces
the marriage of her youngest
daughter. Gertrude Gill Becklcy.
to Mr. Joseph James DOnohuc,oi‘
New York, on Thursday. Febru-
ary 7,1924 at the Church of St'.
John the Evangelht. New York
City. by the Rev. Patrick O'Con-
nor. D. D. No cards.

 

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day evening. $5 reward if re-
turned to 51 wood Ave.
AUTOHOTXVI ,
Automobiles For Sale ii

DODGES FOR SALE;
DODGE. 1922 STATION WAGON;
DODGE, 1922 SEDAN:
DODGE. 1919 SCREEN:
BUICK,1921 TOURING (7 PASS)
EASY TERMS.

STRATTON BLISS CO.,
14 WEST AVE... NORWALK. 78

HUDSON SUPER SIX—Sedan in
good running condition. Price
$200. Phone 399-12;

THINKING or buying a home?
Consult the Real Estate columns.

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USED CARS:-

STAR Sedan. 1923 . . . . . . . . $450
DURANT Roadster. 1923 .. 8550
FORD Touring ......... . $60
STAR Touring. 1923 . . . . . . $325

 

Tim‘e Payments Arranged.

Shufclt Brothers.
\ Star and Durant Dealers.
Phone 3474.
E. Norwalk.
1:

201 Washington St.
Auto'rructts m Sale

REO SPEED MAGONS— 3 rebuilt-
can be bought on (any payments—
1 Buick Touring 1922 mn'lei-—1
Buick Cbupe $350.00. Hayden Auto
Co... 56 No. Main St. Phone 1351.

 

 

 

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PRIVATE GARAGE—Ker one car.
,One minute walk from railroad de-
pot. Suitable tor commuter who
desires to park his cal: during day.
Reasonable rent. Inquire It. Alex-
ander, 74 Spring St. Phone 491.

Garages—Autos For Hire

 

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ages. Inquire of F.
W. Washington St.

Repairing—Service Stations

C. Schaub. 16

 

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roan REPAIRING -- by experts.

Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward 3. O'Brien, 8
\Vebstcr St. So. Not-wall}.

SUCCESS COMES to those who go
often to the classified section.

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MACHINE SHOP—And service sta-
tion for garages. Oils and gaso-
line. Charles A. Kolligian. So
Nora-elk. Phone 916. Home tele-

phone. isle—2. i

 

O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notlco. Phone 2832.

BUSINESS SERVICE
, Moving. ‘iruciting. Storage

 

 

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NAGY BROS—Local and long dis-
tance trucking of all kinds. Piano
moving. Special van for moving
purposes. Daily trips to New York
City. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.‘

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Tree Specialists

 

 

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KELLNER—Docs your neighbor’s
tree work and Will eventually do
yours. Certified tree specialist.
Eighteen y'ears experience. Conn.
licen so No. 26. Arthur H. Kelme,
PhouI. 1852- 4.

Repairing and Refinishing -29

UPHOIBTERING~And cabinet ina-
king. 'Plcturee " and mirrors
framed. High grade work A
Bergstrom, New I. O. O. 1“ build-
ing. So. Norwaik.

CITY HALL SHOE itLPAlRING—
First class. highest grade :bce rev
pairing done promptly whlle you
wait. Latust machine used. inw-
est prices for quality work tone.
with ilnest quality leather only.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 36 North
Main St. (Opp. City tall.)

 

 

 

 

 

\VASHINGTON ST.—-'Pwo gun,

 

 

 

 

 

You Can

learned scientists.

’who have fiined it.

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’t Get Geld out of Air!

That’ s a problem that battles the most.

You can't pick any of the werthwhile
things of life out of the thin air. If you want
gold you ’ve got to go into a gold mine after

v [it—or make some form of payment to those

But, fertunately, it is not necessary to go
into deep, dark, dank, underground passages
for all of. the worthwhile things of life.

There’s the A- 3-0 Classified Section—fight
out in broad daylight—where the sun otuipros-

You can get practically all of life’ 3 neces-
sities and luxuries out of this section—whose

. profits are even synonymous with gold.
an easy~chair method of selecting the things
you want and need. It' s! a perfectly

of opportunity.

,Itfss'n above-ground gold minei

; The a-ao Med all!
.Alwsy: the Sage—In let-vice
Always; Different—In Opportunity

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WANTED—Young woman (or stea-
dy Job. Inquire L. A. C.. care Sun-
tinei.

 

Help Wanted—Male ea

 

CREDIT MAN—ACCOUNTANT—

Experienced executive. 'Ifiventy
years with large manufacturer
full charge accounting. credits.
collections, corporation records.
Engaged at present. Married.
Highest references. Suggest inter-
w‘iew. Box 320. South Norwalk
Sentinel omce.

 

CUTTING ICEh—Mcn wanted. Apply
at the pond. Brookside or 'I‘Iain’s
II. R. yard.

MAN WANTED—Who understands
repairing and polishing of turn!-
ture and who can give part time
in a furniture store. Addreu 8..
care Sentinel.

 

EMPLOYMENT ' LIV! STOCK
Help Wanted—Female 3! Poultry and Supplies 49
OPERATORS - ON DRESSES —— I
Union special. double and single BABY CHICKS—
needie machines. Mr. Genmore, .
136 Washington St.. South Nor. Buy Conn\ mt. tested chicks.
walk. Leghorn-l. Items. B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. “Our honesty is your

protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothen, Wallingtord.‘

 

LIVE STOCK—Now booking orders
for baby chicks and hatchins eggs.
S.C.W.Leghorns.R.I.Reds.B.
P. Rocks. Jersey Giants. highs-”t
producing strains in America.
Place your orders nowand avoid.
disappointments. J. C. Herold.
Ponua Ave.. New Canaan. Conn.
Phone 439.

Wasted—Iain Stock .4 so

NOTICE! WANTED’ATO BUY—Ail
kinda or cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs 0! all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notity Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1650. -

MERCHANDISE
'“Articiee no: Sale at

VICTROLA—A bargain. $75. slight-
ly and for 886. Call . st '14! 80.
Main St. So. Norwallt. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female 32
A‘NEIV’ YORK PUBLISHING CO.

—Moving near Stamford, will re-
quire a number of ledger clerks.
Elliot-Fisher c'omptometer opera-
tors, stcnogruphers. typists. cor-
r‘espondents. general clerks. for
accounting and subscription depts.
High school and college graduates
preferred. Salaries $18 to $25.
’ Registration free. American Vo-
cational Exchange. 3 East 42nd
street. New York. '

GIRL—4‘0 do general housework.
References required. Apply 8 Con-
cord. St.

STENOGRAfHEh. WANTED—— \Ve
require an experienced stenogra-
pher. This position otters an ex-
cellent opportunity to the right
party. Apply by letter. stating
age, educition. detailed experi-
lences and salary expected to box
123. care Sentinel.

 

 

lmTHY DA RNIT

YOUNG MAN——
Wanted for selling. experience in
advertising preferred but not ts-
scntiai. Must be live. wide awake.
good appearing and willing to
learn. Salary ‘and commia'elon.
Write, stating age. experience. etc.

to ”W. 1“. T.. care Sentinel.

 

saw “amen—sands so

EFFICIENT TYPIST —- Requires
typing or clerical-work to do at

 

 

home. Write box R, care Senti-
ncl.
DO YOU wish to better yourself?

Read the "Help Wanted" columns
daily. ‘

 

 

Building ante-isle as

SECOND mo same -— For.
sale. telephone 2132.

Household Goods 50.

USE OF PIANO—For storage by
. party owning own home. Address
Piano. care Sentinel.

 

 

 

 

nouns macaw
Baum wane-n shard ea
VELY AVE. 11 1-2—2 and 8 rooms

with light and gas. ply Mrs.
Nasty. 16 Lowe St..' S.

FOUR. ROOMS — Improvemeas.
newly decorated. In good location.
Adults only. References required.

 

 

H. A. Hegelein. 56 Water St.
‘ Phonewi'lléa; '
yap: ZANDT- ST. lie-Furnished
‘ ms with all conveniences by

day or week. at eboveuddress. H.
‘ Ash.~ ,-

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‘ centennial-cam 5
Houses Foe-gin H

HOUSE. 8 ROOMS—9 miles from
Bridgepbrt, 1.000"'feet from state
road. Electric light (own plant)
water pressure. bath. etc. Beauti-
f_ul shade. 2 room garage. chicken
house. 1 1-4 acres. 84,500. Samuel
G. Sceicy. Bridgeport. ann. R.
D. 1. - ‘

ISAAC STREET—Up—tn-date. two-
family house in fine condition
Sell cheap. Small amount dewn
George Mitchell, Phone 1861.

 

 

[lots For Sale 85

 

FURNISHED ROOMSQ—Every con-
nnlence for light homekecplng.
Near center. Inquire 7 Grove St.

 

WMIOSIOBIBIDWII . 72

HILL TOP INN—01ers the finest
rooms. near center with-or with-
out board. Home cooking. Day or
week rates. Transients accommo-
dated. Phom 2381.

REAL ESTATE 1'03 RENT
Wis and Fists ‘

CENTER AVE. 4 FOR aura—6
rooms and Bath Improvements.
Inquire above address or

I‘honc 3944

EAST WALL SIRE}?! S—Four-
room apartment on 2nd floor.
Heat. hot wafer and janitor ser-
vice. Convenient location. Tele-
phone 8508.

IN EASTw' NORWALK—4 rooms.
bath and garage with all im—
provements. Nice location and
beautiful garden. Morps \ ogel’,
68 No. Main St. Phone 1820.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM—Ad-
joining bath. teeam heat. break-
fast if desired. Centrally located.
8 Putnam avenue, near West ave-
nue. Mrs. A. Hit-tater.

T0 RENT—5 rooms. part improve-
ments. Inquire Gorham Press. 4
Elizabeth St., or phone 416 days
and 1489 nights.

VAN ZANDT ST. ill—Four and five
room apartments. with all im-
provements. Reasonable!” — rents.
Above address. II. Ash.

WILTON AVEVL’E—-M5&h 15:. 5
room apartment. Phone Norwalk
”‘2.

Emine- Plewe For Run
FACIORY SPACE—2560 «q.

 

 

 

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teet—

beth Street. Apply Hal :1: 6: uans
Tel. 721. ‘

nominee Item 7':

LAWRENCE ST. 13 —— family
house for rent, 4 rooms on .first
gnd second floor. ' All improve-
ments. Also 3 rooms at 48 \Vood-
ward avenue. Inquire Mrs. Beres,
43 Woodward avenue. Phone
365-2.

Ofticeesndbeskfioom 78

PALACE THEATRE BLDG.-—Large'
room. heated. suitable for odice
or commercial vpurpoees. Apply
Cliflprd Bowling and Billiard Par-
lors. So. Main St. .

 

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urage 2500 sq.‘ feet. at 1 Eliza- '

BARGAIN—Fine building lot in
best section of East avenue. Two~
thirds values for quick pale Part
cash. P. 0. box 73. Nor-walk.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
REAL ESTATE you SALE
FOR SALE

6 room house. some improve-
ments and District;’l. 000 cash.
price 84.500.

a room house. Improvements. 2nd
District; centrally iocatul. 83.-
000 cash. price 86.000.

8 room 2 family house. improve-
ments, 3rd District, $6.200. cad:

$1.500.

Ten room 2 family house. 3rd Dis-
trict. imp“ $4,000 cash. price

7.000.

"mums? and main.
RQI Estate and Insurance
123 Washington Street
Phone 38-14 or 3409

 

 

 

 

No one expects

No one expects a fire. But tires
~oome.

Insure.

No one expects sudden loss of prop—
erty. But property is destroyed and
financial loss and ruin often follow.
Insure. _

Just because you do not expect mis-
fortune—INSURE.

We can give you all forms of Prop-
erty Protection Policies. ‘

J. M. Layton
' & Co., Inc.
---B.ealtors-—

Insurance That [nsures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.

 

 

 

FOR SALE

An excellent two-family brick

house; six rooms, and bath on
first floor; seven rooms and bath
on second floor. Tiled baths. com-
binaiion gas and coal ranges.
dumb waiter. Two hot 'water
heating plants, open fireplace in
each li\1’llg room; ‘2-car garage.
\‘i’ill sacrifice to quick buyer for
$12,000 00.

£011 FURTHER INFORMATION
CONSL'LT .

Canty e Co.

Realtors-"Insurance
17 So. mm 81:. Phone 830

 

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FURNITIJRE—Becond~navid. sought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or opts] to sell we will also

pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jane. 81 “rt Point street.

ern improvements. within 10 min-
utes' walk of‘depot. Rent reason-
able. Box '1‘. M. W.. Sentinel.

 

Phone 499.

WANTED TO BUY FILE-lets! or
wooden tile in good* condition.
containing 4 or more drawers.
Write D. B. 1-1.. eel-e Sentinel.

ON'T GO to the fortune" teller-—
scan the classified columns am
find out the business facts Jyou

 

 

LARGE . STORE—With‘ basement

' attached. About 25 ft. by 75 it., or
garage in So. Nor-walk preferred.
Rent hot to exceed 85.0. Apply
Shelton Rooting Co.. 46 Bridge St.
Shelton. Conn.

GET HOUSEHOLD GOODS the mo~
dern way—by reading the classi-

 

 

want to know.

Wanted—mo Res: 81 .

rac'ro' RY—Seml preproot ch ‘JOHN T. HAYES
.heat and sprinklers: from 10.000 '

to 25,000 square feet. Brokers INSURANCE

protected. L. Schmidt, 10.505 —and—

93rd St. Woodhaven. N. Y. REAL ESTATE
HOUSE WANTED——By umn- lst STEAHSHIP TICKETS

for 4 adults. 6 «.7 .rooms, mod- I Main St, Norwalk

 

 

OPEOPLE who wish ,to rent

 

 

offices
and desk room tell you what they
have to interest you in the classi-
fied columns.

SELECT a. good used car from
-among those which are parked in
the classified section.

 

 

ARE YOU considering going in busi-
ness for yourself? Read the

 

tied columns. .

Bv (TIA

"Business Opportunities” in the
classified section.

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test. The plan will have toffi “’-
optcd by the United States “I ‘
or approved by a. referendum): "
people before he will be a
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fit and style of Morse
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it“: manufactuing m5
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enable them to sell their:
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CREDIT

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ADVERTISERS

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