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OUNCEEBNTS—
Deaths
ards of Thanks
In Memoriam
Flowers
l-‘uneral Directors
Monuments. Cemetery m
Personals
Societies and Lodges
Lost and Found

OMOTIVE—

Automobile Agencies
Automobiles For Sale
Auto Accessories
cages—Autos for Hire
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Wanted—Automotive

'ESS SERVICE—
Buslnees services Offered
Building and Contracting
mint and utilinery
Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
Insurance and Surety Bonk
Moving, Trucking. Storage
Painting. Papering. Decorat-

ins

Professional Services
Repairing and Refinishing
Tailoring and Pressing
Wanted—Business Service

LOYMENT— .
——Employment Agencies
Help Wanted—Female
Help Wanted—Hale
Help—Male and Female
licitora. Canvs-ers. Agents
tuationa Wanted—Female
tuations Wanted—Male
'CIAL—
"Business Opportunities
Money to Loan—Mortgages
Wanted—To Borrow
RUCTICN— - w
ondence Courses
Local Instruction Clones
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
Wanted—Instruction

STOCK—
—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
——Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
Poultry and Supplies
Wanted—Live Stock
RCHANDISE— .-_\
I—Articles For Sale
-a——Barter and Exchange
z—Boats and Accessories
S—Building Materials
——Business and Office Equip-
ment
S—Farm and Dairy Products
G—Fuel. Feed. Fertilisers
T—Good Things to Eat
P—Household Goods
O—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
l—Machinery and Tools _
Z—Musical Lierchandise
:-a—-Radio Equipment
3—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
4—Specials at the Stores ;,
5—Wearing Apparel
5—Wanted—To Buy . .
OBIS AND BOARD—-
T—Rooms With Board
i—Rooms Without Board
9—Rooms for Housekeplng
. ‘-—\ acation Places
1—Where to Eat
.‘-—Where to Stop in Town
.L—Wanted—Jiooms or Board
XL ESTATE FOR RENT—
51—— Apartments and Flats
7 —-Business Places for Rent

 

2 —l‘arms and Land For Rent
.T-—.’clouses For Rent
S—Offices and Desk Room
T:—<hore and hieuntain—J'or
Rent
S‘—Suburha.n—-—To Rent
S'—V\’auted—-—'I‘o Rent
EAL- ES’I‘ATE FOR SALE—
3". —-Brokers in Real Estate
:S-Buslness Property For Sale
~l arms and Land For Sale
‘—Hor.ses For Sale

‘ —L - rits For Sale
5 {—8 here and Mountain—For
Sale . ..

5 ' —_‘ L2 Durban—For Sale
SS—Wanted—Rell W

 

 

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DISTRICT OF N0.R\VALK. SS»
PgOBATE COURT. April 9, A. D.
- 1 4.
Estate of Arthur B. Craw. late of
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said cs-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly at—
tested. within said time. will be de-
barred a. recovery. All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
CARL E. DAR'PI‘.
Administrator.

SOLVENT! NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. $3..
19§FOBATE COURT. April 3. A. D.

Estate of Sara. E. Scott. late of

Norwalk. 1:. said distrch deceased.”

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of mid es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly at-
tested. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to

OSCAR H. SCOTT.
Administrator.

SOLVENT NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.

PROBATE COURT. April 8th. A.
D.. 1924.

Estate of Bertha A. Cutbill, late
of Norwalk. in said district. dc~
ceased. '

The Court of Probate for the D15-
trict; of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly at-
tested, within said time. .will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to

CHAS. D. CUTBILL.
Administrator.

 

. “Autonomo- For Sale :1

 

USED CARS—

1921 CADILLAC TOURING. 7 PASS.
1923 JORDAN TOURING. 5 fills;
1922 NASH SEDAN. 7 PASS.

1922 FRANKLIN ROADSTER. 4
PASS. 1

1921 BUICK SEDAN, 7 PASS.
1921 SCRIPPS TOURING. .5 PASS.
1921 HOLMES COUPE. 4 PASS.

1 9 2 1 CADILLAC PHEATON, 4
PASS.

1921 FORD COUPE. 2 PASS.
VAAST BROS.

CADILLAC. JORDAN, HUPMOBILE
DEALERS.

SHOWROOM
WEST AVE.. NORWALIC.

 

 

 

 

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know where he is I

1y you come upon the
want. i

 

There’s One Man You,
Want To Meet '

He can help you in some way. Perhaps
he is an employer and has a wonderfully fine
position for you; possibly he wants to sell the
very house you want to buy; or it may be that
he wishes to dispose of a good used car ata.
price you can afford to pay.

You want to meet him—but you don’t

This is the time that the Sentinel’ s A -B-C
.Classified Section steps forward to help you. ‘
A little attention devoted to this section will
.e the means of finding your man in short order.

Don’t take our‘word for it. Try the clas-
sified method for yourself. Just run your
eyes down the orderly columns until—sudden-

There’s the man you want to meet I

exact opportunity you

 

 

 

 

 

 

TEL. 726.
And now you know how to find him at any,
SERVICE STATION. time l
CHESTNUT ST.. SO. NORWALK
TEL‘. 1360. The L390 Classified Ad;
Repairing—Service Stations. id Always “10 Same—In Mg.
BOSCH MAGNETOS—All makes or Al Mm In 0 .
Magnetos. Starters. Generators re- Em, 5 t ' Pm
paired and installed. New Bosch 1
Ignition for Fords and all other .
cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone us. I
CONTRACT IIACHINE SHOP—Ser- , .
vice at all hours including Sun- EMPLOYMENT Rooms 30

days. "Go-Gas" and Sunoco motor
oil. Charlie Kolligian. 3 Steamboat
Place. foot of Havlland St. Tel.
915. Nights 2916.

FORD REPAIRING — by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. 8
Webster St.. 50. Norwalk.

 

DIVIDEND NOTICE

To stockholders of the People's
Trust company.

A semi-annual dividend at the
rate of 5 per cent. per annum was
declared to stockholders of record
April list. 1924. Such dividend to be
paid on May lst. 1924.

SAMUEL S. VELSOR.
Secretary.

NOTICE.
REGISTER YOUR DOGS.

A. penalty of $1.00 in addition to
the regular fee is provided by law
for all ‘dogs not registered on -or
before May lst. Dogs may be regis-
tered in the Town Court Room. Wall
Street, in the afternoons of Wednes-
day, April 23rd and Saturday. April
26th, 1924. from 2 until 5 o'clock.

Norwalll. ‘April 21. 1924.

HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.

ANNOU “WIS
Personals 7

 

 

 

DETECTIVE— Confidential investi-
gations. at any time. any place.
Write Box “D." tare Sentinel.

DETECTIVE—Criminal and domes-
tic investigations. strictly confli-
dentinl. Employing both male and
female operators. Stamford P. O.
Box 347.

Strsyed. Inst. Found -—10

LOST—Small hand bag. between
Madison and Monroe street. Find-
.er please return, care of Sentinel
and receive reward.

POCKETBOOK LOST — Between
Cluett and Peabodys and Palace
theatre. Finder please return care
of Sentinel and receive reward.

AUTOMOTIVE.

Automobiles For Sale 11

1923 BUICK TOURING—Run 3.000
miles. like new. Hudson seven-
passenger sedan; 1923 light six
Studebaker touring. ,Motor Ex-
change. Commerce St.. Norwalk.
Phone 3261.

FORD COUPE—For sale reasona-
ble. Best running order, good rub-
ber all around and one spare.
Phone 433. A. Mair.

FORDS—lszz Ford touring; 1921
Ford touring: 1919 roadster. win-
ter top and starter: 1920 Ford
coupe. All in'A-l condition. Will
sell or exchange for Ford. Call
1145-13 after 6 p.,m.

JORDAN. 1923 — Sport touring.
Perfect mechanical condition.
Looks like ' new. Telephone
2143-12. , °

RED TOUKING—Excellent condi-
tion. winter curtains. made like
closed car. Newly painted. 5 good
tires. 8200. Mr. Archer, 37 Tay-
lor Ave. So. Norwalk. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

usnn cans—‘—

1-1924 CHEVROLET—Coupe. A1-
most new. spare tire. loci: wheel.
bumper. mirror. Cost $772 a. few
weeks ago. .

1-1923 BUICK—Roadster. Excellent
condition. extras. Price 5550.

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l

P. R. GREGORY

14' when Iva. NORWALK

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

BUSINESS SERVICE

Business services Offered 18

 

 

 

AUCTIONE'ER
Joseph A. Angione

Tel. 2163-12 Nor-walk

. Movtng. “ironing. Storage 25

NAGY BROS—Storage. Local ‘Jld
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special Vans for
.moving purposes. 6 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.

VALLERIE'S EXPRESS -— Daily
service between Norwalk and
Danhury. Also local trucking.
Nor-walk office trolley exp. Phone
675- 3. Danbury oflico 122.

Tree Specialists 28A

 

PRUNING AND SPRAYING—Cavb
ty w.ork nursery stock in any
quantity. Work done anywhere by
certified tree specialists. Arthur H.
Kellner. 7Grove St. Phone 185 2-.4

- Repairing and Refinishing 29

 

AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: reoup-
bolstering of closed cars. Reason-
able prices; best service. A. Mair.
corner Woodward Ave" Grove St...
South Norwalk. Phone 423.

 

UPHOISTERING—And cabinet ma-
king. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work. A
Bergstrom. New I. 0. O. ’9. Build-
ing. So. Norwalk.

SHOE REPAIRING —— First class
work. highest grade leather used.
Latest machines. Low prices for
quality work. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. City Hall Repairing Co..
36 North Main St. Opposite City
Hall.

EMPLOYMENT

 

Help Wanted—Female 32

 

EXPERIENCED FORELADY— On
men's dress shirts. Excellent op-
.portunity for a capable woman.
Apply LcRoy Shirt Co.. 11 Chest-
nut St.

 

GIRL—For clerical work in insur-
ance since. Experience unneces~
sax-y. Permanent position for
right party. Give ago and salary
expected. Address Box 626, South
Nor-walk.

 

GIRD—For general odlce work.
State experience and salary. Write
box 44. care Sentinel.

STENOGRAPHER—We have a po-
sition far a young lady who has
had actual business experience. or
will consider recent graduate or
commercial school. Clover Mfg.
Co.. VVlnnipauk. Phone 1115.

 

 

 

WAITRESS —— Smart family and
good wages. Mark Norman. Dar-
ien. Telephone Darien 123.

YOUNG LADY—As typist and gen-
eul oflice worker. Apply Clover
Mfg. Co.. Winnipauk. Phone 1115.

Help Wanted—Mali 83

 

 

 

BOY—16 years or older to work in

broom factory. Apply Tavlinl

Broom and Brush co. :15 Cedar
St... So. Norwalk.

BOY—Over 17. to learn printing
business. work at night. Good op-
portunity. Sec foreman Sentinel
composing room after 7 in the
evening.

MEN—To solicit orders. ADW
Kai-m Terminal Coal Co. office, 64
No. Main St. 9 a. 'm.

WANTED—8 young 'men to sample.
Call at Francis H. Loggett' "Coo
g Cross Sb, Not-wait; 7180‘s. in.

 

 

 

 

 

Situations Wanted—Male 87

GARDNER—Wishes position mow-

ing lawns. 75¢ per hour. \Vrlte to
\Valter Veacb, Gen. Delivery. So.
Norwaik. Conn.

 

INSTRUCTION

 

Musical, Dancing. Dramatic 44

 

HARMONY CLASS—In response to
requests. a. class in harmony will
be conducted “duesday morn-
ings. beginning May 7. to which a
limited number of students will
be accepted. Victor Biart. 34 East

Ave. Tel. 1482.

 

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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 48 ‘

 

BABY CHICKS— -
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.

' Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. “Our honesty is your
protection.” Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wallingford.

 

GUERNSEY cow -—- Fresh. ave

years old: also a few loads of cow
manure. .T. H. Olmstcad. h Wil-
low St.. Norwalk. Tel. 1453.

 

PONY FOR SALE—lat class pony

and rig. Complete equipment. at
a. bargain. Call 879-3.‘

 

YOUNG HEAVY HORSE—Good for

farm and 'road. Frank Secknr,
Ponus avenue highway. Stensland
place, Norwalk. _

Poultry mom 4.

 

 

.LI‘VE STOCK—Now cooking orders

for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
8. C. W. Leghorna. R. I. Beds. 8.

. P. Rocks. Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America.
Place your orders now and avoid
disappointments. J. C. Herold.
Ponus Ave. New Canaan. 901111.
Phone 439.

 

Wanted—me stock 50

 

NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—Ali

kinda of cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1669.

MERCHANDISE . .
Articles For Sale oi

 

FOR SALE-Grocery man's 3-top

ice box. Inquire MJ Mlkus. 102
\Vest Cedar St. ‘9 ~

Seeds. Plants. Flow 63

 

ROSE BUSHES—Two years old.

$3.75 per doz.. postpald. insured
delivery. Francis Scott Key. Ophe-
lia. America. White Killarney.
Premier. Annie Lauriefcoiumbia.
Madam Butterfly Crusader. Bloom
‘from these bushes. won first prize
at the International Flower Show.
New York City. 1922, 1923. First
again 1924. Hardy chrysanthe-

mum plants. all colors. $1...5 per
dos. postpaid. Order now for
planting time. Honorable treat-r
ment guaranteed. Reynolds Farms

Scribner- awenue. South Norwalk.
Conn. Phone Norwalk 2854.

- Fuel, Feed, mm 50:

.ngsu-'

 

FOR SALE ~5- Loam for lawns,

Phone 454. A. D. Brewer.

Wound—nu my . .00
FURNITURE-Bacond-band. bought

at highest prices. it you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high priceh. an or write

H. Jute. 37 Fort Point street.

Phone 499.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID -- For
furniture.

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be surprised. Entire envelopes it
newbie. Current stamp!- United
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Rooms for Housekeeping so

N0._ MAIN ST” 21—2 connecting
rooms for light housekeeping.
Also single rooms. Over French
Millinery. Phone 2338-4 after 6
o'clock.

REAL set-ma ron unm-
Apartments and Fists '34

APARTMENT—Four rooms in the
Keeler bldg. Steam heat and hot
water furnished. All improve-
ments. Inquire at Kecler's Shoe
store.

APARTMENT—6 rooms. all im—
provements, except heat. Cen-
trally located. Newly- decorated.
Inquire o; N. Fromcr. 2 Hanford
place. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

APARTMENT—6 rooms all 'im-’

provements. best residential sec-
tion. new house. ready May let.
Alex White; Lowe St.. 2858.

FBAX HILL RD. 278—8 rooms with
part improvements. Apply at 282
Flax Hill Rd.

NO. MAIN ST.. 24—! new rooms,
all improvements. Dr. D. W. Slo-
man.

 

 

3 ROOMS—All improvements ex-
cept heat. Price $18.00. Call 130.

 

TAYLOR AVE.. 98--e rooms with
all improvements. Phone 315.

 

TWO APARTMENTS —- Beautiful
live room. steam heated apart-
ments. newly decorated. Five
minutes' walk from railroad sta-
tion. Reasonable rental. Apply at
the Children’s Store. 3‘! W. Wash-
ington St._ Phone 3108 or 1787.

 

WOODWARD AVE. 43—5 rooms.
all improvements. Inquire at same
address. Phone 365-2.

Business Place for Ron t is

 

 

SPACE—To let for working garage
or storage on Water St. Apply at
Harris 8: Guns Co.

STORE & ROOMS—Big store and
seven room house with all im-
provements on Day street. Inquire
Charles Slgswey. Phone 1582.

SPACE—To let for working garage
or storage. on Water St. Apply
‘ at Harris 8: Gan: Co.

TWO STORES—In new brick build-
ing. centrally located in good bus-
iness section. on Woodward ave-

. nue. For information phone 2756.

WALL STE. 42—Rooms. Also not
for rent. suitable for any busi-
ness. Phone 1448.

 

 

 

 

Houses tor Inc-it fl

HAMILTON AVE.—8 room house.
all improvements. Good location.
Phone Wilton 14-2.

 

 

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‘nouses for Sale 8!:

Fog, SALE—7 room home. all im-
provements. 5 min tel from Nor-
walk P. o. $6.600. all cash pay.
in‘ent. P. O. Box '18. Nomlk.

FURNISHED BUNGALOW—86,ooo.
$1.900 cash: 6 rooms. bath. run-
ning water. furnace. garage . hen
house. fruit trees. 'half acre. Half
hour by auto. Addre. “down.
core Sentinel. .,

LARGE 1: Boone seven-nigh
» ceilings. mom lishta two baths.
large tango. use acre.‘ fruit. near
trolley. Fifth district. 36,800. D.
8. Hull. Kavflabd Block. ‘

 

 

ON POST ROADF—Eleven room"

house. all iniprovementa Two
baths. two acres of land. two car
garage. Bargain quick sale. D.A.

Bernstein. 305. Weapon Ave.
Norwalk. Conn. , ' '

T-ROOM MOUSE—Near Bavarian

post office and station Telephone _

1878-4.

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Insurance That Insures
Railroad Ave.

 

 

 

FOR SALE

New six-room Colonial house in
suburbs. electric
and garage.

lights. bath
Price $6,500;

Two family house.

very desirable residential sec-
- five rooms and bath on
first floor and six rooms and
second floor.

Canty 69‘ C0.

17 80. Main St.
Realtors—Insurance

located in a

Phone 830

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE ‘

The property belonging to the
estate of John H. Ferris,
on Washington
south of the bridge and former-
ly 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
business block or a.
wholesale warehouse. having a
wharf frontage on the harbor of
Labout 110 feet and a frontage
on Washington street of about
Terms can be ar-
ranged. For further particulars
inquire of.
J. IRVING DIBBLE

. EXECUTOR
1 4 9 WASIIIN GTON ST.

 

 

 

USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE

Our entire stock being sold at
marked reduction in price.

ALL MAKES 3: ALL KINDS

Fords, Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands, Overlands, Gray, Stude-
' and many

N'DITIONED
D ESSEX

ALSO RECO
HUDSON A.

Liberal Terms.
COME IN' AT ONCE.

 

Erwin M. Jennings Co.,

27 Harrison St- Bridgeport

 

 

—— L O A M —
, Three different grades.
Gravel and Sand and Build»

ing Stone.

NAGY BROS.‘ 5

100 Connecticut Avenue
'--—Phone 318—-

 

 

FOR SALE

8 lots in very desirable notion of
Third District $4,200
New B-rooni house. all improva
meats. with garage. Third Dis-
“ Price 86.50!)
_New. 6400111 house. all improve;-
ments. First District .1. $7. 000
Two-family house on Main street.
' First’Distrlct ........
3-famiiy house. centrally located.
First Piltrlct ‘........

J. M. O’BRIEN

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C. J MINTZ

OFFICE—Blink Bldg, No. 31.11: St.

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

. FOR SALE—House 6 rooms, good condition. 1163.

cated on waterfront.

Price $7

FOR SALE—Six room house. N orwalk Ex

0 lent condition. Price . . . . . . $4,

FOR SALE—£11 Rowayton, seven room he
r1ce.......... $5,

FOR SALE—Lot. Golden Hill Park. Price 600.

FOR SALE—Five room house. Norivalk, niv‘vlyg

built. ‘111 latest improvements“...

posses-slssoosllesl‘e

$5, a.
FOR SALE—Fine house on West Ave, the com-

- ce $19,”):
, FOR SALE—Business block, Norwalk. Will pay

10% on investment ,
FOR RENT—East Norwalk. High class apartli
ments, 4 rooms and bath, Rowan
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STOCKS
BONDS
LOCAL SECURITIES

GUARANTEED
MORTGAGES

YOUNG & COMPANY

ROODNER BLDG., 63 WALL ST.
NORWALK PHONE 2703

 

 

 

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FOR SALE

House 7 rooms. all improvements,
garage .............. 35,000
House 4 rooms, all improvements.
garage ....... ........ $4,500
BOTH ‘VELL LOCATED
For Particulars

Ask JOHN T. HAYES
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
7» Main St. Norwalk

24th Dist. Democrats

 

To Gather Ma'y 8

 

DANBURY. April 23,—It is probv
able the convention of the delegates

to the twenty-fourth Democratic»

senatorial district will be held in
New Haven, May 8_ the night prior
to th copening of the'statc conven-
tion.

Although there are twenty-seven
votes in the district there will be
but twenty-five delegates this year.
New Fairfleld having failed to elect
delegates. The New Fairileld town
committee is empowered to fill the

 

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vacancies but the committed“ V
taken the stand that as long 3'
Democratic voters of the town”
attend a caucus they see no and:
u by delegates should be 11pm“
Danbury Democratic leadeli'fibl
confident that Attorney Thomas A.”
Keating. the present state menu
committeoman, will be rem
despite the opposition of the W
and Ridgeficld delegates whiten“
said to be out for “'illiam Sam
of needing. _ . “ '
Dunfliiry leaders claim ancients
ing wi'l reccixc at least 17 of lull,
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NEW YORK, April 23.4%
Jennings, of Georgetown. 69%
senior in the School of Continual”:
Accounts and Finance at N '
L'nlxcrsity and a member Q ti»
Varsity track team. repeating?!“
up his indoor shoes after a; ' ‘
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- Sues for Auto mash. j

Saistran Krcps. of 379 East:
street. New York city. has "
civil action a. ainst W‘illlam ‘
colored. of 37 Hanahrau It“
Stamford( for $1. 000. The ac ‘
the outcome of an automobile 1W
dent. Sunday night on the Post!“
in Dar-ten. in which both parties I‘d
ured. Kreps asks damages of m.

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