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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 3, 1924 · page 10

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Diggmcr 0F NOR\VALK, 85‘ . loam an sue 1: .”
A. 31323334 COURT. February 13:
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“Memm . in ma district. de-i‘ Putting 'l'hought And Thflft Into
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iriEtheo 5195‘ Ofklpmbme for the Dip 1933 REO TOURING. ~ Buying“
rwn . hath limited u ‘
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I:Jfgidtgxtfloggmtrmm the (iatcl 1 STLDEBAKLR TOL 121343. You may be very certain that; the regular
tale to exhibit their clr:ii;)1::lrda::- 1920 BUICK TOURING' - reader Of the ILL-(J Classilhed seetwn ls nut
ucmem. who... Who or “ ‘ h 1 b v ——that e uts th ught
gitct lo prc- - a hap alum u’ or ' p 0 as
an: $12121; 2333““? properly “.9“. 1923 REO \V AGQN. well as money into pin-chasmg—and that thrift
. mo. wi . c - ' ~ . '
barred a, ”cave”. A” mimosa 1‘1: 1922 REO \VAGivii. 3 goes into allhls spendii‘ig.l d h'
debled to said estate are rating-stud l . It IS said thet a ‘ 00. an . 13 money are
to make immediate payment to 1923 DODGE ““5 ; 800D parted—“1110“ saying is an adequate
EDITH ROSCOE, . \ ‘ expression of opinion of the person who does
_ Execumx. NOT t th ht into spending
THE 11.x. ' x p“ ‘ oug '
DISTRI SOLVENT Nancy: XDE\ CO" All those peollle whowant to get the mo“
I’mog'rhogouggRYALK' ss. 147 MAIN 51:. for their money should dlhgently read the A33
. “CllI'Ulll'Y :1 ' ' ' ’
A. I)- 19“. . Classnfled Section. . -
. liltate of Julia Shepard. late of STAMFORD. The pithy little Offen' “7111011 make up thfromese
Norwnllf. in said district (icccaacd. columns disclose man.“ different sources
rho (.ourl of Probate for tho lJls— Rewiring—Darvon Station. In

irict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from .m- «int.»
Lon-yr im‘ the creditors of said (5*
:m- to i-xhihit their claims for sei-
i‘vmz-nl. 'l‘hoao who ni-gl‘mt in DIT-
m'ni their accounts. prop-NV ni-
tcstcd. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
dcbted to mid cumin are requested
to make immediate payment. lo
ALEXANDER l.. SHEPARD,

I‘m-cuter.

or Taylor & Cunuo. :lIIOI‘nt)‘B.

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i-‘URD REPAIRING — by experts.
Live 1nd dead storage (or all but—
terica. Edward J. O‘Brien. 8
Weblter 8L. So.~ Norwub

MACHINE SHOP—and uerVice SID
tion for garages. Oils and gun
line. Charles A, Kolligian. So
Nor-walk. Phone 915. Home tele-
phone. l314—2. ‘

O'BRIEN GARAGHars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.

 

 

THE SECE'I‘ is out: Classified
advertisers want quick action and
ihcrctoro name low prices. ~

 

LOST. il.\\'ix’ I‘.U()K——Containing 2
85 lllllfi. luvlwcvn Day St. and
r'airm-iu in». Reward. Call at 78
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LOST—hmithvl' slump wool lined
glows nml Iii-ill) handle knife on
Kiwi .-\\r.. nmr Raymond Terrace
Friday m. nlnlz. Findcr please rc~
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mory :ml Ht, T'u.z';. u Myrrh, pail
12 Fort St. l: Noruiilk, lit-ward.

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1024 Dodg» Touring.
19:3 Dodgv ‘voupe.
1921 Buick i‘ouring.
STllAT’I‘ON BLISS CO.
14 Won't Ave, Norawik 278:1

 

mHDS—I’Or sale, 19112 Flii'd coupe.
1921 Ford nedan. 1921 Ford coupe.
8140. 1917 Touring dvmountable
rims. 875. Will soil or exchange
for Fords. Call after 6 p. m. 2153
Norwalk.

FORDS——i"ord coupe. 19:1. Strom-
berg carburetor, lock wheel” lots
of extras. Also 1921 Ford sedan
in A-l condition. To evil or ex-
chango for Fords. Inquire 9 llam-
ilton Aux. So. Norwalk.

 

USED ITARS- ‘
Star Sedan. 1923—3660.
Bur Touring. 1923—8850.
Ford Coupe—8250.
Ford Touring—875.
Durant Sedan. 1923—3850.

Time Payments Arranged.
Shufcit Brothers.

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BUSINESS SERVICE

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NAGY BROS.-—Storage. Local .nd
long distance irucking of all kinds.
l’inno hoisting. a Spccml Evans for
moving purposvs. 5 ion, Mack
dumps. luv Conn. Ave. Phone ails
daytime. 304-14 nights.

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EXP] i 1385 —- Duih’

service between Nor‘wnlk and
Danlxury. Also local mucking.
N0rwn"< ofiice Kl‘f:ll(‘) 42.“). Phone-
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vxpciiSr. Arthur H. Kellncr.
l'hono 1852—4.
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l’liL’NING IS A SCIENCE—“Ia
don't experiment on your trees.
Our cxporlcncc attained at our
own orchard. Why pay for oth-
ms’ (’xporli‘nc‘o at your anvnsc'.‘
Arthur H. Kellncr. Phone 1852—4.

 

AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: re-up
bolstering of closed can Henson
nble prices: best service. A. Mair
corner Woodward Ave.. Grove 81..
South Norwalk. Phone 423.

 

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which you can obtain the things you need. A
little thought—and a little regular reading of
these well-indexed offers—cannot fail to make

Today is the day in begin—~and every to-
morrow is the day in continue this excellent

The ABC Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service

Always Different—In Opportunity

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EMPLOYMENT
Help “union—Malt- 38

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on light clcrical work. (Unicorn;
located within commuting (213—;
mum: of Norwnlii. Apply luv iv ting,
biailng :azr. miuuxtiun. v.\;.-x Z)"I‘.(C‘,E
it run. and 2.41mi}. Liisirmi, Ii, 1m:
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writing: on".‘. claims: :lLl'. < " r!-
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mg. Apply \olamv Dancing
School. Stamford. Conn.

TYPISTS—w‘Ve illlvr- u for» \aran—
(rich for cxrxmivncm‘. Hzllsis. inc—
lory located wiiinx: lummuiing
distance oi .‘x'nrwallg. Apply by
letter. sintin: ago. cxponvncu and
salary desirml. in box 4-1.2, can
i-‘inimvl.

”Pi-IRATORS 0N lil:l‘2.<.<i';;~"-’un

:1);.‘CI.'1XU"¢. Lighi.‘
Sit adv work. Good
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>3... So. Norwallx.
()I‘l‘ll:ATClIlSr—‘L‘ll LmIT '- Sowing

svuln: Illuilllll . .I-nrncrs.

Apply 11. .lurolys ‘. Day St.

 

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EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wanted—nak-

 

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.ENGINEEIb-
MECHALN’ICAL AND ELEC-

TRICAL ENGINEER. GRADU-

 

ATE UP SEVERAL. GERMAN

UNIVERSITIES. WELL EX-
PERIENCED IN STEAL“ TUR-

BINES GENERAL ELECTRI-

CAL \VUHK. AUTUMURILES,

RADIO, PATENTS, s E E K 8

ANY POSITION IN OFFICE
OR FACTORY. SPEAKS FAIR
ENGLISH. ADDRESS L. D.

cfo SENTINEL.

 

FINANCIAL
ammonia, Stocks. Bands. 39

 

 

 

\ PER CENT PREFERRED STOCK
—<hnres, $10 each. Growing
business. Address .7. A. G. Sentinel

Publishing Co. 5

 

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All‘Sl(._‘AL msrnvcnox, PIANO}
~—L‘an accept a le‘w pupils. Ap-.
ply at once. Studio: at 20 North ,

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LIVE STOCK—how bucking order-
tou- lash! chicks sad atom eggs.
8:0. W. Wu. 3; l. Roda. B.
P. Rocks. Jar-q Guam. highest
producing m in finned“.
Pluc- yonr order- now and avoid
duppoiutmonu. J.“ C. Retold.
Pom Ave... New Man. Conn.
Phone “I.

Wanted—41v. Snack

NOTICE! WANT” TO BUY—Ail
kinds of attic. Extra prices for

rum Alsopiniatul kind-.md
poultry” Will “change milking

cow- for beef can Notify Harry
J. Freedman. than. 1659.

WM“:

WWW-Md. cough:
ct highest moon. I! you have any
Junkcrmomwscu vowuiaiso
my high prices. (all or write
H. Jule. 87 Elm Point street.
Phono 08.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID — For
wound-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to H.-A.sh. 44 Water St.

BOOKS AND BOARD
Booms Without Board

LARGE FURNISHED doom—For
.two. Also malbalngle room. on
Hamilton Ava. near nation and
trolley. Heat and all convenience}.
Reasonable. Tel. 3043.

LARGE FRONT ROOM—In pri-
vate family with all conveniences.
Gentlemen préferrcd. Centrally
located near station. 2’6 So. Main

St. Cali one.“ 3 o'clock.

 

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FOR 'RENTvFurnished room
private family. lot gcmh
only: breakfast if preferred; c n
trally located, 3 Putnam; ace: 0,
near West. avenue. and south
Reed street. Mrs. A. His-mic:

 

 

 

 

VAN ZANDT ST. ill-r Furnlslzoel
rooms with all ccnvtnicnvcs
day or week. :1? ohm»: addrcs.
Ash.

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manual: 3:“! Flak

BEAUTIFI‘L APARTMEIJ’“
rooms, 5 minutes walk to
or center. Can! 324 Saturday
1787 Sunday.

 

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CENTRALLY LOCATED —— Five
room steam .1363th Apartment
with sun parlor. Phone 1787.

 

ELMWOOD AVE.——5 rooms. ill '03.

provemanu. New building. Also 4 ;
rooms on Taylor Ave. All improve- .

movements. Tel 130.

2 ROOM APARTMENT~Inquire 23
Ely Ave. Tel. 1502.

SUMMIT 8T. 29—80.
rooms. improvements.

 

 

Norwak. 6
Inquire S.

Knplln. Tel. 1612-3. 177 So. Mnjn‘

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Bushes M II! Ball 75

 

REAUTIFUL LOFT—1100 sq. feet.
in new building. Suitable for many
business purposes. Inquire, 60
Main St. Norwalk. Phone 954.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BUILDING milk—8W lot_ :1:
best section 0! boom Oct-so
Beach. Weapon. Write E. J.
Cochrane, 255 Ellsworth Ave..
New Haven.

BARGAIN—Fine building lot in
last section «iii In.“ Two
third. value- for quick Inc. Part
cash. P. 0. box 73. NM

SIX BEAUTIFUL BUIIJJING
W Sycamore St. 03 Gregory
Boulevard. East Not-walk. The
best location in tho Normal to
build. For Mounts m
P. 0. Box 33. Norwalk.

 

 

 

TO BUY—Modern double house. all
improvements preferably with
garage or single modern home.
All cash. Send description nnd
lowest price first letter. No agents.
No commhaions. Box 463 South
Norwalk.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

SO

GOOD USED CARS
AT $150.00 EACH

1 to the first 50 people who take

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ANOTHER JENNINGS 00. g
l SENSATION. :
3 All guaranteed in running order.
' Many worth four or five times
1 the price. '

l mmzmn, TERMS.

' CALL EUR DETAILS.

I THE ERWIN . l.
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17 So. Main St. Phone 830 T;

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Your Success in
the Future

—-depends much upon the Inlet, at
your post and the promotion 0! your,
meat.

Only if your property. your business
interests and your personal valuables
are insured TODAY can you be cure
0! sum TOMORROW. insure Io-
dny to protect tomorrow.
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and Durant Dcaicrl. pairing done promptly while you . 3 <N_n-,, Hum. huh... m low; Main St. and 16 Bnyvicw Ave. Or—u‘ "~‘CTORY SPACE—«2500 ‘0- feet-
Et‘r .. wait. 1‘3“)“ mum“ used. an “ ?erfr§:or)' {or (vii! on‘nhlishcd firm. chestra 10" any occasion. Phone‘ gm” 250° IQ- !ut‘ “t 1 film‘ my Protection mm
Phone 34.4. . _ cs: prices {or quality work ionc. \‘Vrltc 62' l. n r“... Svniincl. L‘Sis and 2149 Archibald Merritm. { both Street. #991! an“!!! & $3.118
201 Washington St. 15- hex-walk with lines! quality leather only STOCK Tel. 721. J “I
-—- ‘ Satisfaction guaranteed 36 North Help “Intro—Male 33 LIVE - 0 Lay ton
ARI. rare op ortunitics
in {Efgismcd columns You will Main St. (099. City nu.) . . Horses, (hale Vehicles 68 m1. MA“ FOR SALE & CO. Inc.
wait many a day be! 8 you “'1“ i‘PHUISTERING—And cabinol ma- “23:13.r".“."’ff.'v’§..,§:‘023:: “no; ' ' am; “a had For Sale 83 ' —3eal;on-—
min a‘eo their like. king. picture. and mirrors “7‘ “Jr; \‘j “Wen“ ‘ FOR SALE—Jlegistered 5 year old Ins“ T ~
MINUT shopping m framed. High grade work A “ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ trash Jersey cow and a day old HOUSE, LAND. PARLI—Any agent. ance hat mm
ed need will show you Berntron}. New 1. 0- 0- F Bulld- Situations “aimed—Male 3: Cal!- Price $139. Inquire 85 Mrs. Toner. Dry‘ Hill Avenue Phone35 Railroad Ave.
3 tiresome walk ing. 80. Norwalk. Mouton St.. 50. Nomi]; . Pinon. 1995-13.
—— t:Alll’E.\'Til‘i‘——if you have any 112— . FOR SALE
EMPLOYMENT pairs. alterations or addition: to M", m W ‘9 um m a.” 84 House. 8 room-”nu improvements.
ANYTHIN hich tend: to save 1! ' Warm “mule 3" make. 1 will be pleased «to give‘ 10! 9-, x 225 It. ‘ Rowayton-
as much mo an the classified aec- '3 P ”‘h’ " {03' can estimate. 1L Syska. BABY CHICKS— » 'mc Wuglf‘flw'dlg'“ convenient to run-out! Itati .'
tion should 0 “n “"3““ ““en' LADY—An collector on monthly ac- ‘1 ”'1" Buy Conn. sun can“ chicks. mt‘wéunmm, $033603 trolley and shore. {1.000. F
lion. counts in So. Norv’vaik. Work re— yor \VILL wan. some of the Leghorns. Redb. B. Rocks. Wy- Groom Mitchell. Phone 1551, particulars— ‘
DOGS ATS other pets are quires morning: of {wo wccku of good things ol‘fcn-d by the classified andottes. “Our honesty is your Ask JOHN T. HAYES
contin ' lly ottere tor ”1, in the each montli. Write 3110 Wood columns when you see. hnw reason- protection." Free circular. Bali LEARN 7 MAIN ST. NORVV
cl d section. building. new Haven. Conn. ably they may be obtained. Brothers. Wallingford. w"
DOROTHY DARNIT

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Prom-cor George C. White of 5.-
Connecticut Agricultunl W
unwrittenanuuclctorthoaa.
lege Review which has n m
upon the recent and sun tamed
controvmy in West Hartford are:
the taxation or thoroughbred ends.
The article is made especially pun-
tinent by the announcement a“:
the standard of valuation for ouch
animals is to be raised in the urn
to the west. where objection his
bed; made that some high-puma.
blooded animal; are put into (.230
tax list simply as cove—s and pay a.
more taxes than a snub.

To the uninitiated it seem per-
fectly proper that a cow or ball
which cos; the owner $51900 or 310,.

poses at fifty or one hundred tune.
as much as an animal which cost
35-) or $100. let. there are even
more valid arguments against
adoption or any such policy.
Professor White's articles is 11m-
minatlng on that point. He was not
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._.=.bc:.". the marmvr 13 which dairy
I .mcrs can i:, :v ~~3 ‘. . :rzcomes.
'Accordrnb :o 1:131 l“‘C(:‘L.5 cl cow
LvSLEng asscczation I‘emonstrdzo
filia: cows sin-d 'I_\' Lhoroughbred
012' " " 5’ 1wr x'z‘.’ more Dro-
..‘_s .k.’ : l".~”-‘ .' ‘ do those
:Slr“d by srr-uhs .r g. . .. 1‘. was
one cl 2.11:: Armours “2.;- oifsrcd ‘22.
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and hum. ilzor-
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.10 “ii. 4.... . . groin-‘-
ing 1hr- :zufj he :.;ses, increased
costs or ail utensils h c1593 and to

combat tho scarcity 'and high was
at tumbauds.

The whole country is inter-outed
in the welfare of agriculture. Bart-
ford has just been through a. cum-
paign to raise three-quarter! o! I
million dollars to help the insolvent
wheat farmers at the Northwest.

Connecticut and Hartford county
farmers need help, too. They need
to be encouraged to improve tho
standard of their stock and in-
crease their profits flier-obi. timer
tban discouraged from so doing.
That is helping agriculture to ma
on its own feet.

Every progressive farmer who
keeps thoroughbred animals help.
to raise the standard oi? agricunm
in his community. 'both by his ex.
ample and because he helps to
make better stock available in: m
farmers to buy.
or shortsighted policy to pencil“
and check such stock improvement
by laying heavy tax burdens upon
it. The improvement or uflcoltxn-c
is tar more important than any
ennui revenue increase which an
be secured from laying heavy taxes
on fancy priced bulls and cows.

It. is an ancient and established
theory that the power to tax ll 1310
power to destroy. That theory and:
to be observed quite as much in
the rural towns or Connecticut a
in the hall: or legislation at Wash-

 

 

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YOUR ONE best bet for Business
Opportunities in the A—‘B-C Classified
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