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\‘NOUNCEMENTS—
1—Deathe
:—Cards of Thanks
3—ln Mentor-ism
4—Flowers
s—Funeral Directors
G—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
1—Peraonsls
9—Societles and Lodges
Io—Loet and Found
. U TOMOTIVE—
A—Automobile Agencies
11—Automobiies For Sale
13—Auto Accessories
li—Garnges—Autoa for Hire
15—Motorcyciea and Bicycle.
17—W'antcd—Antomotive
.USINESS SERVICE-—
Isl—Business services Offered
iii—Building and Contracting
:I—Dressmaning and Mlllinery
:z—HeaUng. Plumbing. Roofing
nil—insurance and Surety Bonds
:5—Moving, Trucking. Storage
:G—Painting. Papering, Decent-
ins
"‘-—Professional Services
::—-Repairing and Refinishing
: .—Tailoring and Pressing
2;-Wamed—Busineu Service
'31 PLOYMENT—
:« ’ a—Employmeht Agencies
3. —-Help Wanted—Female
—-Help Wanted—Hale
:4—Help—Male and Female
ss—smicitors. Camus-era. agents
‘>.: —Situations Wanted—Female
:- 7-Sitnations Wanted—Male
‘iNANCIAL—
:s-Busines. Opportunities
l-J—Money to Jinan—Mortgages
i—Wanted—To Borrow,
NSTRUCTION—
1 2—Correspondence Courses
43—well! Instruction Classes
i4—Mnslcal. Dancing. Dramatic
4 6—Wanted—Instruction
LIV E STOCK—
4.-—-Dogs. Cats. Other Pet.
48—11mm Cattle. Vehicle.
43—Poultry and Supplies
so—Wanted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE-—
SI—Articles For Sale
51 :._—Barter and Exchange
32—Boats and Account-la
Ei—Bulldlng Materials
l—Businees and Oince Equip-
ment
3 ‘w—Farm and Ddry Products
-‘—-Fuel. Feed. Fertilisers
:T—Good Things to Eat
’ ‘-—Household Goods
6 "-Jewelry, Watches. Diamonds
v‘I—Machinery and Tools
. .‘—1iusical Merchandise
FI-a—Radlo Equipment
T—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
‘4—Specials at the Stores
. Q—W caring Apparel
" 3-Wanted—To Buy
9‘ 10118 AND BOARD—2
—Eooms With Board
iE—Rooms WithOut Board
.rg—noom. for Housekeplng
T"—\'acation Places
'::—-Where to Eat
TL—Where to Stop in Town
TJ—Wanted—Rooml or Board
HELL ESTATE FOR RENT-—
. '.--.-\partments and Flats
‘ —Bn siness Places for Rent
—i‘arms and Land For Rent
—Eiouseg For Rent
?~-Of:lces and Desi: Room
- '-Shore and Mountain—For
.cnt
5 —S:burban—To Rent
il—Wanted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—-
1"- —Brokers in Real Estate
FE—Buslness Property For Sale
’ ‘—i~‘arms and Land For We '
Sl—liorses For Solo
53—321: For Sale
55—Shore and Mountain—For
Sale
V-iuburban—For Sale
SE—Wanted—Real Bate
DA
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CLASSIFIED
"ADVERTISERS
I
Legal Notice
ORDER TO SE'ITLE ACCOUNT
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, SS..
gRolgATE COURT; ,April 14.11.
.. 24.
Mgton. late of Brooklyn. in the city
and- state of New York. deceased.
Ordered.‘1‘hat the executrix ex-
hibit her administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the
Probate office in Norwalk. on the
22 day of April.1924. at 3 o'cmck
afternoon: and that all persons in-
terested in said estate may be noti-
fied thereof. the executrix Vrill cause"
this order to he published in a. news-
paper having a circulation in said
district. at least five days before said
22 day of April.1924.
‘. HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
NOTICE
All voters of Sixth Taxing district
city of Norwalk should attend refer-
endum meeting to be held at. Hose
House. Rowayton, Wednesday, April
16131.8 p. In. when important busi-
ness will be voted upon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strayed. Lost. Found
LOST—Friday. young airdale dog.
answers to name of Rex. Notify
Thos. Buchta, 266 East avenlie.
AUTOMOTIVE.
Autinnobilos For Sale
-10
4
I!
91|
Estate in Connecticut of John A. .
AUTOMOTIVE
Rewiring—Service Stations.
16
FORD REPAIRING -— by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien, 8
Webster St“ So. Norwalk.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
, BUSINESS SERVICE
Piano hoisting. Special
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.
EXPRESS — Daily
service between Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local trucking
Norwnlk ofllce trolley ox Phone.
675- 3. Dnnbury ofhce “.21..
VALLERI E'S
"' Trce Spcclalist-s ' 28-1
PRUNING AND Sl’llAi’lXG—Cavi-
ty work. nursery stool: in any
- quantity. “'ork (lone anywhere by
certified tree specialists. Arthur ll.
Kcllncr. 7 Grmc st. l’hono 18.3124.
Repairing and Refinishing 2'.)
1923 BUICK TOURING—Run 3,000
miles. like new. Hudscm seven-
passenger sedan. 1923 light six
studebaker touring. Motor Ex-
change. Commerce St. Norwalk.
Phone 3261.
1923 Dodge coupe.
1923 Anderson sedan.
1921 Buick touring.
1920 Dodge sedan.
STRATTON BLISS CO.
14 West Ave. Norwalk 2?
FORD DELIVERY — 1921.
body. Phone 2992.
ROADST'ER. null-Good running
condition. reasonable price. Ap-
ply B. Gunner. 21 Fifth strcct.
East Norwalk. '
USED CARS-
Henderson motorcycle. 1920. $100.
Star touring. 1923. 8350.
Ford touring. 380.
Rec speed wagon. 3175.
Time Payments Arranged.
Shufelt Brothers. ‘
Star and Durant Dealers.
Phone 8474.
201 Washington st.
8‘.‘
open
e
E. Norwalk.
USED CARS—
1924 ESSE); COACH, 4 PASS.
1923 JORDAN TOURING. 5 PASS.
1922 NASH SEDAN. -7 PASS.
19 = 2 FRANKLIN ROADSTER,
PASS.
5
1921 BUICK SEDAN. 7 PASS.
7::2‘:
CADILLAC PHEATON,
PASS.
1 9 2 1 SCRIPPS 5 PASS.
1921 HOLMES (PASS.
1921
1921 FORD COUPE. 2 PASS.
VAABT BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN. HUFMOBILE
DEALERS.
SHOWROOM
WEST AVE. Konwsmc.
TEL. 726.
SERVICE STATION.
CIIESTNUT er. so. NORWALK.
TEL). 1360.
Garages—Autos For Hire 14
DRIVE YOURSELF—
'\
FORDS. SEDANS. TOURING. $10
PER DAY. 85 PER EVENING.
au'ro uvsnr SERVICE. 5
WEBSTER S11. O'BRIEN'S GAP.-
AGE. rnoxz 2832.
GARAGEs—Individual. steel. tire-
proof. erected on your property,
Suitable for pleasure or light com—
mercial car. Apply RuSsell Frost
Jr.
WM Slim 10
BOSCH KAGNEI‘OSe—An makes or
Msgnetos. Starters. Generators re-
and installed. New Bosch
Ignition for Fords and all other
care. 119 80. Main St. Phone us.
', QOROTHY DARNIT
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings;
holstering of closed cars.
able prices: best service,
corner \Voodtvnrd Ave. Grove
South Norwalk. Phone 42:9,
Ic-up»
itcnson-
A‘. Muir.
1,
1:...
CITY HALL $1101: 1:..1’.‘Ill’.1;\‘G-
ing. So. Norwull-i.
EMPLOWNT
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Help “‘nulcli—l'emulc
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BAXI) Sl’Ti"l'lIliS~-.\l:<i 110111 ‘
Sit-mix \vr '. Apply Le-lltx)
£30., 11 (Lil-2411111 Si.
11151.? \VAN'l‘lil’m Tut: f‘u’ltl :13}—
l-‘ul‘;~
pouring: me 11
cr Brush Cu.
1) rt-Ilr. _-:.
2:1 1:521:11
1.1rl'l‘5.
Xvi“ ill}.
long distance trucking of all kinds. ‘
Business scrviccs‘Oi'fcx-cd 18
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. 2163- 12 ' . Norwali-z
Moving, 'irucking, Storage 25»
NAGY BROS—Storage. Local and.
vans for‘
First class. highest nude .Izm. n:-
pairing done prmugzlly Willie you
wait. Lalcst machine used. Inw—
cst prices for 1111212175" “'an 'lr-nc.
with tincst quality .‘cuillu $11!}:
Satisfaction guurnn‘mui. 1.3» thrill
Main St. (011p. City 13H.)
A
UPliULSTlililXG—~.\nd Cabinet mu.
klng. Pictures and llll'rUl'li-
framed. High tuuxlu well: Ai
Borgstrom, New 1. U U. l-‘. build
. a
guides.
l
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NV'hen a ruler is graduated in inches on
one edge and in! centimeters on the other, it
‘1 _ serves a double purpose.
And when a classified advertising medium
is indexed alphabetically and is also classified
numerically, it becomes doubly convenient as
a quick— reference guide to opportunity.
The Sentinel’ s A-B-C Classified Section
has—like the double-edge ruler—twin sets of.
Readers may fix in their .minds the
exact numbers of the classifications-
interest them—or they may follow the alpha-
betical arrangements of these classifications and
. \arrive instantly at their @111.
I. You can’t beat this failureproof system i
And you can’t be beaten if you follow it
-—and take daily advantage of the opportuni~
ties that are offered m and around Net-walk.
The A-B-G qualified Ads
- Always the Same—In Service
Always Din‘ercnt-Jn ”Opportunity
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which
,
- nan. sewers r03 SALE
Holmes. For sale 84
LARGE 12 "BOOK HOUSE—High
ceilings. electric lights. two baths.
large garage. one- acre. 'fruit. near
trolley. Fifth district. $6,800. 1).
~S. Hull. Headland; Block.
0N POST ROAD—Eleven room
house. all improvements, two
baths, twolacres of land. two-car
garage. Bargain for quick sale.
D. Ar Bernstein. 206 Weetport
avenue. Norwalk. Conn.
7 ROOM HOUSE—hear Rowayton
post office. Telephone 1878-4.
.WELL BUILT—7 room house.
sill
improvements. Level lot. 2 car
garage. 2 minutes to East avenue
trolley. 85.500. 81.500 cash. Also
6’ room house. barn. chicken
house. fruit trees. acre of land.
Oi! North Taylor avenue. $4,500.
Other one and two family houses
for sale. Inquire E. J. Van Ness,
40 Bayview avenue. So. Nor-walk.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
LIVE STOCK
up. sen-m ran. am
l’oullry and Bunnies ' 49
LlV'E STUCK‘NOW booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
S. C. \\'. Leghorne. it. i. Reds. B.
l’. Rocks, Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America.
i'lace your orders now and avoid
disappointments. J. C. Herold,
l'rmus Ave..‘ New» Canaan. Conn.
Phone 4?.9.‘
Wanted—Live Stock 50
I\U'lit.‘l:21 \YANTED TO BUY—All
lzlnds of cattle Extra. prices for
t- thus Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows tor 11cc! cows. Notify Harry
J. i~‘1_'ccdmsn. Phone 16139.
MERCHANDISE
Articles‘ For Sale
51
For 11111-1111: .‘ 1»? cu»
505. CI. .ll. 311.1‘1'13“ rt;
3 LA DIES—“Hinton to reach Dane
lug. Apply . Volume Dancing
School. Stamford. Conn.
BABY'S STROLLEK—In good con-
dition. Inquire 1:3 Fourth St" East
.\'0r\'.‘;lll{. 01‘ call 1439.
and
Pan--
\\'.\l‘i‘l;ll.\s -~ .
good \\:1;:'1 .
ion. Trig-1 ‘IUliU Born :1 5'
Help \\ :snrrf—n‘: lute
JA‘si'l‘Ul'. \\..
thlll'Hr 11111
tor. cum 51-111
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connect with :1 luv {Pill (Slitll‘
concvrn. ln :{nur lwlt-»r‘1{:1;~pléval~-
tiOn give 111 (lt'lllll )mh' «\‘ple -
Which will he l1"\l (elm-.2.
;\tltll‘1‘f_:;; 1’. U. 1303 Lil,
Norwnllr‘, Conn.
ill-EAL l-IS'J‘.\'l‘l£
opportuuliy 1.: 0113-1th
grorsn l.‘ ‘ ’* 7 ~
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work.
Sunnucr
SALES.“ llN
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—— 1-‘01' Epoch
Hurry Herman.
Shzmz'tntl.
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Situations ii niltt‘d—s‘ audio 30
\VAN":I.H D—i‘osll
to cldlrly “on. :111 '
ligl ._t hous: kthix
ion as conunmion
“'1“ also do
.A-lt‘ll'scs 3.1. 1,3,,
L‘UNl‘l-lAC'l‘ MACHINE SHOP—Scr-
'* at illl hours including Sun-
,. "GU-Unis" nn-l Sunoco motor
.. \flmrl‘n- Kolligiun. 3 Steamboat
3"}.tt'f', foot 111' llavilund St. Tel.
915-. Nights 2316.
'l‘_\\'lx BABY CARRIAGE—1n good
t'wndilion. Apply Mrs. John Ander-
Jil I‘lult SL. l-Zu‘st Norwalk.
will.
Furl, Food. Fertilizers 53
FUR SALE—Loam [or lawns. Phone
4.21. A. l‘. Brewer.
Framed—'11.- buy 60
FL‘l'lNlTUilE—Second-nand, sought
at highest prices. If you have any
31ml: or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
ii. Jafi‘c, 37 Fort Point street.
Phone '439.
HUGHES) PRICES PAID — For
second hand furniture. Call 903
or write to 11. Ash, 14- Water St.
ROOMS AND BOARD
ccllent references.
with last lamily.
Box 197,
Seven years
‘s'v‘liilam lluvis.
Springtime. l. 1.37-14.
J I:
Businrms Opportunities
ATTENTION CONCICFSIONERS
\Vonnicrfully successzul ll=3\\' Fr
sell-1r ' for parks, bra-1011135.
parks'carnivals, icrml: ls, stands.
confociloncrs. etc. Lazy-st :4. 115:1—
tion. “i‘opsicl»:"—a drink on a,
stick. New, frozen confection.
Small investment, Gig profits.
Making good everywhere. ‘t'ritc
quick for full information. Con-
necticut Popsicle Corpomflon. 45.)
\Vashington St... New York.
LIVE s'rooK
Poultry and Supplies
BABY CHICKS—-
Buy. Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. ivy—
andottes, "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers, Wallingford.
1T MAKES it easier for readers to
answer your classified ad if it con«
tains both your telephone. ' mber
and.)our street addrese.3
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Situations it amen—Mule 3? Rooms “111130an “7
CHA'U Lilli—-yiechang. wants a 1:0\\’AYTO.\'— room or two
position “1th whale family. J-Zx— connecting room No other room~
(rs. Trolley passes door. Ten min
lll‘.‘3 from L. I. Sound; 10 minutes
front station. Board nearby. Tel.
20-16~3.
Rooms “'ithout Board 058
FURNISHED ROOM —-5 In private
family, nil‘ improvements. Break-
qul‘. 1:? desired. Centrally looated.
S Putnam ave, east of West ave.
FURNISHED ROOM—$8 a. week. off
\i'cst avenue. Apply Sentinel once.
1 ARC}: {ONT ROOM—Centrally
located. Apply Box No. 8, care of
Sentinel.
VAN ZANDT ST. 31. AFurnished
rooms with all conveniences by
day or week. at above addressa.
Ash.
REAL ESTATE IUR RENT
Apartments, Flats
74
ATTRACTIVE 3” ROOM APT. ——
Iv‘tzrniShcd. All‘modern improve-
ments. Convenient location. Good
neighborhood. Adults. Address
“Apartment,” care Sentinel.
CLASSIFIED ADS turn spending
into saving.
I
1
Apartments and Plan '14
APARTMENT—5 room. steam heat-
ed. with all improvements. Gard-
on space and garage included.
Rental 335. Phone 1787 or 324.
TAYLOR AVE.. sen-4 rooms with
all improvements. Phone 116.
looms—Running water. electric
lights and garden. Second dis-
trict. Rent 818. Address ‘Rooms,’
care of Sentinel.
SUMMITT AVE. 38-—5 rooms. all
improvements. New house. .Call
evenings. Phone 2479.
FIVE ROOMS-And bath. all im-
provements. 1 minute from R. R.
station. Newly decorated. No. ‘16
Hamilton avenue. Inquire of‘Al-
exander White. 85 Lowo St. Tel.
2858. .
OFEICE ROOMS—81 Washington
St. over the People's Trust Co.
Inquire A. Cohen. Phone 351-2.
SOUND VIEW AVE., 2—5 rooms.
all improvements. Call after 5
o‘clock P. M. '
SUMMITT 813.. 27—6 rooms. 2 on
second floor and ”in third floor.
Gas and electricty. Rent $19.90.
Phone 8. Kupliu. 1612-3.
SPACE—To let for working garage
or storage on “’ater St. Apply at
Harris & Gans Co. ‘
T\V0 SETS OF ROOMS—3 rooms
each. Also one set of 2 rooms.
Light and gas. inculre B. H.
Naggy, 15 Lowe St.
Business Place tor Rent '25
LOFT TO LET—About 3.000 sq. ft.
for light or heavy manufacturing.
Apply 40 Water St. So. Norwaik.
Conn.
STORE ANDro 0120
and seven
improvemengi
Quiro Charis
1582.
his-Big store
house with all
Day street. In-
lgseway. Phone
Houses for Recs .1!
ELTON PLACE——
t
5 BOOK HOUSE. ALL ILL
PROVEMENTS. 2 BLOCKS TO
EAST AVENUE TROLLEX, FIVE
MINUTE WALK '20 E. NORe
WALK RAILROAD STATION.
RENT $40 A MONTH OR SELL
REASONABLY. PHONE W. F.
TAIT. DAYS 92. NIGHTS 1029-13
3m sen-rs ron sans
‘mlorsah 84
IN SOUTH‘ NORWALK—S room
bungalow. 81800. Part cash. P.
0. Box 73. Nor-walk. Conn.
AS PROFITABLE as compound in-
tenet-answering classified or-
fers.
For Sale
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with two
baths. located at Rowayton:
‘hardwood floors. steam heat:
garage.
——oOo—-—
2 FAMILY HOUSE—41 rooms,
baths' and every modern im-
provement, located in nice resi-
dential section.
FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS
, CONSULT
Canty £9” Co.
11 30. Main St. Phone 830
q
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Realtors—Insurance -
FOR SALE
The property belonging to the
estate of John H. Ferris, situ-
ated on Washington street,
south of the bridge and former-
I§ occupied by the Ferris Coal
Co., is now offered for sale.
This very desirable property is
centrally located on the principal
thoroughfare and is suitable for
a fine business block or a
wholesale warehouse. having a
wharf frontage on the harbor of
about 110 feet and a. frontage
on Washington street of about
200 feet. Terms can be ar-
ranged. For further particulars
inquire of—
' J. IRVING DIBBL-E
EXECU'I‘OR
149 WASI'IINGTON ST.
FOR SALE
SEVERAL VERY DESIRA-
BLE LOTS, CENTRALLY
LOCATED ON BELDEN
AVENUE. PRICES VERY
REASO LE.
6 room 11 improvements.
deal is tion in Third Dis-
trict $7.000
Two family house in Taylor ave-
nue. Second District . . . $5,500
6 rooms, part improvements. large
lot. Second District . . . . $5.500
Two family house; with garage.
part improvements. two extra
lots. good section. First Dis-
_trict .................. $5.000
Two family house, all improve-
ments. centrally located in :lst
District .............. $7.500
O’BRIEN
Phone 9 7 7
J. M.
4 So. Main St.
GENERAL INSURANCE
WILLIAM F. HOYT '
& SON .
REAL ESTATE
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 435
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Beneficial
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Do Bills Werry You 2.
Spring and Easter bring new expenses to the household
bills or for any purpose, we will immediately advance
Loans are made on your household furniture which re-
mains in your possession. The interest rate is fixed by
You repay on practically your own terms,
Honey for any Need
Beneficial Loan Society
ROOM 203. ROGERS & STEVENS BLDG.
PHONE 3882, NORWALK.
need money to pay past due
;
Saturdaythol
Demand Loans (without collateral)
Collateral Loans (time and demand)
Mortgage Loans
Overdrafts
Surplus
Due to Banks and Bankers .. ... one...
Certificates of Deposit, demand 3”»...
Christmas Savings or Thrift Funds .
Total Liabilities ..............
1 ompanx.
best of my knowledge nad belief.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE PEOPLE’S TRUST COMPANY:
At the close of business on‘the 31813 day of March, 1m 3:
ASSETS.
Bill! Discounted. gun-acree‘o-enoses-anmghQWoonfi‘ ‘12”
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United States and National Bank Notes ...~.-u.— oer—u- “axes-n:
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Chccks, Cash itcms and Exchanges .. eeI-ahc-‘oo nun-mucus
Total Assets yoga .:.” . . . . . . .-. . . . . n'umwanbmwh”
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock N -.-.-. .:. “an... . . e - . . - . e a o.- on-M’.nm:._;.
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Dividends Unpaid .s...-................... u—umn..u-.....au:..z
Savings DEPOSltS ;:._....u.-‘.w.u—¢.——‘n—oh-nbm.:—
General Deposits ............n..-:.s....u.._.....—..m....-nn-uz
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State of Connecticut. County of Fair-field City of Norwalk:
I, Samuel S. \elsor, Treasurer of the aforesaid The People's Iris!
do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to an
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 141.11 day of April, 1924'. ,
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\Vith wise insurance there can be
no such thing as “complete disas-
tor" for you in any eventuality.
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cial protection ‘in case of loss.
We can give you all forms of
Property Protection Policies.
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- J. M. Layton
,& Co., Inc.
—-Rea.ltors--
Insur That Insures
P110 35 Railroad Ave.
USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our entire stock being sold at
marked reduction in price.
'ALL MAKES 5: ALL KINDS
Fords, Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands, Ovcrlands, Gray, Stude-‘
baker, Mercer and many
others.
‘ALSO RECONDITIONED
HUDSON AND ESSEX
Liberal Terms.
COME IN AT ONCE.
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The
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Ins CLASSIFIED section never
hesitates when you ask it where to
get household goods. oflice equip-
ment or auto accessories.
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M. Jennings Co.,
Inc.
27 Hal-risen St. Bridgeport
By CHARLES McMANUS
54w! 1 n Wonomm'
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You You've Go‘l'
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THA ,
SEEN v-BEFORE
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JULIUS CAES
AT THE OPERA
HOUSE THIS
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THINK OF THE
PERFORMANCE?
THE SCENERY WA$
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”men PAR-r om .
YOUUKE nee-r?
water. You GET
ifs-meow:
' the Pinochle club on Friday
' afternoon were, Mrs. P. R
FOR SALE——Two-i‘amily house at
School street. Not-walk. PM
54. 800. For particular—-
Ask JOHN T. HAM:
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
7 Main St. - * Nogwsfi
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BEDDING. April 15-4110 and
Harold Edwards of Middleton. is“
accepted the call to become the ties
tor of Christ church. "The mix! .:_
the church extended the cell and“
Saturday the written 100M
from Mr. Edwards to become “J
rector was received. The R". *1:
Edwards was born in Stepney. M =
he received his early education. “a"
ter' he was graduated from w
school he was engaged in busine-An
Bridgeport for four years. at it...
end of which time he entered fie, .‘
Berkeley Divinity school. For one 4.3
past six years he has been m
rector at the Holy Trinity church!!!
Middletownn Mrs. Edwards. betel.
her marriage. was a teacher of and.
in the Middletown schools. Thq‘
Rev. and Mrs. Edwards expect In:
assume their duties here the and
part of May. They will reside in th- , ~
rectory of Christ church. which Is
now being made ready for thel:
occupancy. , ‘-
Mrs. Emory P. Sanford will an-
tertaln at an informal luncheon at
her home today in honor of Mar. ‘r
and Mrs. Edwards, who will con.
to make final arrangements be!“
taking up their residence here.
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Among those having a perfect»
tendsnce at the Ridge school
the month of March are the folly;
ing: Raymond Whitehead. Leo
Whitehead, John Sullivan, Ka
Gill. James Gill, Marion Burr
Aaron Kelly.
The teachers’ meeting which *1,
postponed on last Monday
of the tra\eling. will probably
held Monday. April :1.
O O O -
Public schools of the town 1%!
close on Thursday for a week’s Iain
ter vacation.
e e e
The first baseball game of (.9 i
season was played yesterday w:
the Sanford school team played
Redding town team. Because
the late hour at which the . ‘
started only seven timings ,
played and at the' end of that
the score was tied. eight to eight;
e e e
Frederick Eaton of Yale
sity and Roger Carter of = . .
former students at the
school. was visitors at the Be:
Saturday.
0 I 1
Miss Esther Ostiing cut
’and the prize for the highab
was taken by Joseph Babcodrr
Jesse P. Sanford ranking second.
0 O I ‘
Among the townspeople yrhoj 7
Anna Pavlowa dance at the;
theatre in Bridgeport on
Mrs. H. L. MacDonald. Esther
ling and Katherine Barnes.
0 I 3
George Banks. Jr. has pu
a new runabout. ,
o e e .
Miss Elizabeth Mills and [Us
HcGee of Bridgeport were at
homeoventheweek—end.
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