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OUNCEMENTS—
Deaths
“and: of Thanks
In Memoriam
flowers
Funeral Director-
).icsumenta. Cemetery Lots
Personals
Societies and Lodges
Lost and Found
MOTIVE—
Automobile Agencies
Automobiles For his
A1110 Accessories
Garages—Autos for Hire
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Wanted—Automotive
IVESS SERVICE—
Buslnere services Offered
Building and Contracting
Dressmaning and Milliner’
Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
lnsurance and Surety Bonds
Moving. Trucking. Storage
Painting,' Papering, Decorat-
ing
Professional Services
Repairing and Refinishing
Tailoring and Pressing
Wanted—Businem Service
'LOYBIENT—
.a—Employment Agencies
Help Wanted—Female
Help Wanted—Lisle
Help—Male ind Female
-- lcltors. Canvas-en. Attila
Situation‘é Wanted—Female
Situations Wanted—Male
’- \‘CL-ilr—
Business Opportunities
Money to Loan—Mortgages
—Wanted-—To Borrow
TRUCTICN—r
—Correspondence Courses
—-Local Instruction Classes
—3i’uslcsl. Dancing. Dramatic
—Wanted—Instruction
E STUCK—
—chs. Cats. Other Pet.
v-iiorses. Cattle. Vehicles
—Poultry and Supplies
——Wanled-Live Stock
i:Cl:lANDlSE-—
:—artlcles For Sale
l-a—Bartcr and Exchange
L—Bosts and Accessories
’—-Buz!ding Materials
——Business and Office Equlp-
ment
: ~Z"arm and Dairy Products
——l‘uel. Feed. Fertilizers
'-—Good Things to Eat
' vuschold Goods
-—::we:ry. Watches. Diamonds
_-—.‘lachinery and Tools
:—E.lusical Merchandile
_~a—Radio Equipment
—S~;e.is. Plants. Flowers
i—épecials at the Store:
‘ aring Apparel
sated—To Buy
AND BOARD-—
—-_~'.3:~ms With Board
¥—-i.:c:ns Without Board
" arms for Housekeping
—‘. station Placu
__—"T“.c.'e to Eat
"‘- zero to Stop in Town
7. —V.‘a:ted--Rooms or
, ESTATE FOR BENT—
‘: criments and Flats
mess Places for Rent
‘ 7:1: and {and For Rent
i_useg For Rent
"ices and Desk Room
and Mountain—For
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ESTATE FOR SALE—
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REA
ESTATE. ;
Court of Probate. District of‘Nor-
walk. ‘ '
-Estate of Paul Kubovic late of
horwalk. in said District. deceased.
Pursuant to an order of the Pro-
bate Court for said District of Nor-
walk, dated February 6th. 1924.
there will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder on the 30th
day of April 1924 at two o’clock in
the afternoon. on the premises. the
following real estate of said de-
ceased: _
All the right. title and interest as
said Paul Kubovic had at the time
of.hls decease in or to all that cer-
tain tract or parcel of land, situated
in the Town of Norwalk. Connecti-
cut. ‘tvlth the buildings thereon
standing. containing three and one—
half acres. more or loss. and bound~
ed‘Northez-ly by land now or form—
erly of the estate of Uraih Seymour;
Easterly by North Taylor avenue:
Sputherly by land now or formerly
of the estate of Uriah . Seymour:
and \l’esterly by land formerly of
“'illiam Hendricks.
Said public auction will take place
on the premises on North Taylor
avenue. in said Norwalk. and the
terms and conditions are to be made
known at the time of such sale.
JOHN T. DWYER.
Administrator of estate of Paul
Kubovic.
I!
Order of Notice.
Frances Casey vs. Andrew Joseph
Casey.
State of Connecticut. Fairfield
County, Superior Court, as. Bridge-
port. April 25th, A. D. 1924.
Upon the Complaint of the said
Frances Casey. praying. for reasons
therein set forth, for a divorce and
change of name. now pending before
this Court, having been returned
thereto on the first Tuesday on Feb—
ruary. 1924.
It appearing to and being found
by this court that the said defendant
is absent from this State and gone
to parts unknown and that notice of
the pendency of the complaint was
given as required by order of notice
heretofore issued, and now the
Plaintiff. asks for a. further order of
notice in the premises.
Therefore Ordered. that notice of
the pendency of sale complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper print-
cd in South Norwalk Conn. once a
week for two tvccks succcsslvt-l)‘
commencing on or before the Zfllh
day of April. A. D.. 1924.
By tbc Court.
FRANK MUNICH.
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court
for Fairfleld County.
Notice. .
Fixtures belonging to the estate of
E. K. Banks. now situated in Bank‘s
stor ciwahackemo Hotel Block.
Said fixtures include show cases,
shclvings. counters, clc. No reason-
able offer refuscd. Must be sold be—
fore May lst. 1924. .105. J. Lin)»
wellcr. executor.
ANNODN CW1:
Personals
7
DETECTD'E— Confidential investi-
gations. at any time. any place.
Write Box "D.' tare Sentinel.
DETECTIVE—Criminal and domesn
tic investigations. strictly confl-
dential. Employing both male and
female operators. Stamford P. O.
Box 847.
Societies and Lodges.
RL‘MMAGE SALE—to be given. by
the \V'omcn of Moose Heart Le-
sion on Monday and Tuesday in
store next to Head‘s Drug store.
No. Main street.
AUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiles For Sale
BUICK ROADSTER—Lato model.
275. The Erwin AI. Jennings Co..
1115.. 27 Harrison St. Bridgeport.
1923 BUICK TOURING—Run 8.000
miles. like new. Hudson seven-
passenger sedan, 1923 light slx
Studebaker touring. Motor Ex-
change. Commerce St. hortvalk.
Phone 3261.
CHANDLER COUPE—Ready to go
out at once. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc. “' Harrison St...
Bridgeport.
CHEVROLET SEDAN—19:2. Call
at Deering's Garage. 10 Tan Buren
Ave. Phone 1319-2.
11
like new. at a. considerable reduc-
tion. The Erwin hi. Jennings Co..
Inc., 2? Harrison SL. Bridgeport.
* FORDS
Buy your Ford now.
Jos. Hollywood. 74 West Ave,
Tel. 2900 and 13594.
ESSEX TOURIXG— Demonstrator. ,
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobllu so: Sai-
ll
USED CARS—
1-193 CHEVROLET-Coupe. in-
most new. spare tire. lock wheel,
bumper. mirror. Cost $772 a. few
Weeks ago.
1-192: BUICK—Roadster. Excellent
condition..extras. Price 3350.
P. R. GREGORY
14 WEST Avlt. NORWALK
USED CARS —- All types of both
pleasure and commercial cars. See
the authorized Ford dealer. D. W.
Nor-
..
4
Flint. Inc. “'cst Avenue.
walk. Conn.
O
USED CARS-—
Star Panel Delivery. 1923. $375.
Star Touring. 1923. 8350.
Durant Touring, 1923. 5650.
Durant Sedan. 1923. 8850.
Star Special— Maroon Sedan. like
neW, $263 down, balance monthly.
Shufelt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers.
Phone 3474.
201 “'ashington St.
USED CARS——
E. Norwalk.
BIOON TOURING, 5 PASS.
JORDAN TOURING. 5 PASS.
STUD}: BAKER
PASS.
COUPE. 4
1321' FRANKLIN IOADSTIII},
PASS.
4
1921 BUICK SEDABI I.) PASS.
1921 CADILLAC PIIAETOX, 4
PASS.
1921 CADILLAC TOURING. 7
PASS.
1921 HOLMES COUPE, 4 PASS.
1921 SCRIPPS BOOTH TOURING.
5 VPASS.
192
1 FORD COUPE. 2 PASS.
\‘AAST BROS.
CA DlLl.AC‘. Jonpii'. IlL‘PMOBlLE
DEALERS.
suowneox
TVEST A111. NORWALK.
TEL. 726.
SERVICE STATION.
CHESTNUT ST., SO. NORWALK.
TEL. 1360.
USED CARS—Don‘t in: a motor
maniac. Save that first year dc;
predation of (40) forty per cent.
by buynig a good used car of the
Motor Exchange. Largest exclu-
sively used car dealers in Nor-
walk. :2 Cozmmrrcc SL.
phone 33171
Auto damsel-ice. Tires. Parts is
DELIVERY BODY—For Ford car.
Excellent condition. Inquire
Frank Doncy, “'cst Ave. Grocery,
Norwalk.
Repairing—Sonia Stations.
BOSCH MAGNETOS—All makes or
Magnetos. Starters. Generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
Ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone 346.
CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP—Ser-
vice at all hours including Sun—
days. “Go-Gas" and Sunoco motor
011. Charlie Kolligian. 3 Steamboat
Place, foot of Haviland St. Tel.
915. Nights 2916.
FORD REPAIRING —- by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. S
Webster St. 80. Norwalk.
16
O‘BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
BUSINESS SERVICE
FORDS—1921 Ford touring: 1920
Ford coupe: 1919 Ford roadster.
winter top antharter. Ford tour-
ing :55. Will sell or exchange for
"I
an accommodation
.1‘: of its public servan-
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ADVERTISERS
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“tom: SEDAN—No starter. 3125.
l
Fords- Call 1145-18 after p. m. or
Sunday morning.
Star Coupe. 3242 down. :40 mo.
Star Tour. 8170 down. S32 mo.
Paige. 6 cyl. Tour. $190 down. :20
mo. Durant Sedan. 3290 down.
555 mo. Shufelt Bros.
.zlupsox COACH—Instyw'l sar-
repunted and reconditioned. \ery
attractive in every ‘78!- The 13:;
win 3!. Jennings Co.. Inc. M
‘Harrllon so. Bndseport.
HUDSON SEDAN—1323. looks and
perform like new. A very fine
at a very attractive
w Ioszort touring..Per-
Jofeel: . condition. Looks
like new. Telephone 2143.12.
DELIVERY—Panel j.“-
1;? ’15.: mu 3175: m
3m. Th. m 1‘- Jenningl 00-.
W Sane?
., lld’EV-thm cum An
and!
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Business services Offered :8
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Anglono
Tel. 2163-12 Nomlk
Moving. 1mm 25
NAGY BROS—Storage. Local -.nd
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
’ moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.
VALLERIE‘S EXPRESS — Daily
service between Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Norwalk omen trolley exp. Phone
675-3. Danbury omco 12:.
Painting. Paper-lug. Decorating”
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING,
Caisomining ~— Excellent Work-
manship. Estimates cheerfully
given. '1'. Rogers, Ilowayton. Box
TreeSpeuallsts 23A
strike !
every time !
in life.
,1
a Striking Suc’cess
When the bowler rolls a ball down the
alley and hits the first pm Just right, he knocks
’cm all down with that one ball—and gets a.
And wh It you want to find anpapartmcnt.
secure a posztion or buy a used car, you can
look into the Sentinel’s AvB~C Classified Sec-
tion, and with just that one “look” you can
see everything that is offered.
And you can strike the right thing nearly
The bowler who can knock only one pin
down now and then doesn’t get a very high
score — and if you seek single opportunities
new and then, you won’t get along very fast
It’s much easier to pick out exactly what
you want from a large group of opportunities
than it is‘ to trust to luck that you will hear of
one which just meets your requirements.
Read the classified ads daily and strike just
what you want, when you want it !
The 5.3.0 Classified Ad-
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
BUSINESS SERVICE
INSTRUCTION
Music-.1, Dancing. Dramatic 44
Bergstroxn. New I. 0. O. F. Bulld-
lng. So. Norwalk.
SHOE REPAIRING — First class
work. highest grade leather used.
latest machlnes. Low prices for
quality work. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. City Hall Repairing Co..
36 North Main St. Opposite City
Hall. é
SHOE REPAIRIXG—Flrst class
work. “Wideoak.” guaranteed lea-
ther used. High grade work. Sails-
faction guaranteed. Mike Rublno.
29 Bailroad Avesfo. Norwalk.
ELADY—Ou men’s
drrss slfir Excellent opportu-
nity for a capable woman. Apply
Le Roy Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut
St.
ASSISTANT
GENERAL A HOL‘SE‘VORKERr'b—
\Vhlte preferably. middle aged.
for small family in “‘hitc Plains.
No washing. Good home. Phone
' Norn’aik 932.
MAID —— I’or general housework;
Either sleep at place or at home.
Apply Mrs. John Cahill. 16 Belden
Ave. Norwulk or phone 2520.
Help Wanna—Male
38
Repairing and Refinishing 20
king. Pictures and mirrors \
framed. High , grade work A
UPHULSTERlNG—And cabinet ma- ' HARMONY CLASS—In response to
requests a Class in Harmony will
be conducted “'ednesday morn—
ings. beginning May 7. to which
a limited number of students will
be acucptcd. Victor Biart, 34 East
Ave. Tel. 1482.
LIVE STOCK
[Ion-sea. mule, Vehicles
BABY CHICKS-
Buy Conn. Stats tested chicka.
Leghorn; Reds. 3. Books. Wy-
andottes. “Our honesty is your
ptotecllon." Free circular. Ball
Brothers. Wallingford.
Poultry and Supplies
BABY cum—42: per hundred, two
' weeks old 83: per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
Bax-ed Rocks. R. I. Reds and S. C.
“2 lcghorns. “'3 will also book
a limited number of orders for 2
months old pullets for June let.
Delivered. Herald’s Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 439.
HUSKY BABY CHICKS-Barred
Rocks. Reds. Leghorns_ also some
fine Airedale puppies and singing
Canaries. Milk fed broilers. roast-
ing and fricaasee chickens. West~
‘8
4.
on Live Poultry. 3: Main street.
Phone 405. _
Rl-IODE ISLAND REDS —- Baby
chicks 20c each. High grade.
Phone “‘llion 30. Talmadge.
AUTO PAINTER—15f; class wanted
to paint trucks and pleasure cars.
Apply Standard Oil Co.
BOY—Over 17. to learn printing
business. work at night. Good op-
-
portunity. See foreman Sentinel
composing room after 2’ in the
evening.
BOY—Not under 16. The Cole-Ros-
coe Mfg. Co. '
Wanted—lave block
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—All
kinds of cattle. Extravpricea for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. ‘Vlll exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Barry
J. Freedman: Phone 1659.
WIS!
a.
HADJDY MAN—To work around
house and grounds. Steady job for
the summer. Apply Employment
Office. Norwalk Tire 4;: Rubber
Co.
LASTERS—On felt slippers. Apply
H. Jacob & Son, Inc. 50 Day St..
So. Norwalk.
MAN—sfor blowing room and boy for
feeding on. Monday morning at.
7:30. American Hat Co.
KARL—For night watchman. Steady
position. Apply Norwalk Coal 6:.
Supply Co.. 108 “‘atcr St. So. Nor-
walk.
BIAN——Steady Work. good pay. AD-
BICYCLE—Just like new. Used but
very little. Will sell for half
price. Inquire 13 Lincoln Ave.
FOR SALE—Used lumber. beaver
board; two heaters. two toilet
bowls. one porcelain sink. Phone
583-2.
nouns up new
Eoun‘s Without Board 68
It Will Pay You To Become A Constant Reader of the Offers Pres :nted Here . .
annealing—Is as
IN EAST NORWALK—Mvely fur-
nished room in private house: on
waterfront. Street car passes
house. Reasonable. References
exchanged. Call 3018.
runmsunp ROOM — In private
fast if desired. Centrally located
8 Putnam Ave. east of West Ave.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM —
Su table for two persons 5 “fest
A 2.. Phone 1994.
VAN ZAND’I‘ ET. I; 'Furniehed
rooms with all convenienca by
day or week. at above address. H.
Ash.
.
’ x
RoomsWithBoard 67
CRESCENT TERRACE. 9.For two
young men or man and wife. who
desire nice room with board. near
center. Inquire Mrs. Carson. same
address.
‘REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats '4'4
APARTMENTS—Four. five and six
rooms. near center. good location.
newly decorated. References re-
quired. Inquire 56 \Vater St. and
122 Woodward Ave. Phone (lays
’ 473-3.
ARCH ST., is—Two apartments. 5
rooms each. All improvements.
Inquire 9 School St. lionvalk.
BELDEN AVE., 60—5 rooms, all
improvements; also 3 room apt.
and store. suitable for barber.
Phone 2239 for particulars.
FROM'MAY lat—Apartment. five
rooms and bath on first floor of
new two-family apartment house
at 27 Camp St. For particulars
call 1516 or 877.
FURNISHED APARTMENT—locat-
ed on \\'cst Ave..' near High
school. Garage space. Phone 1838
for information.
LEXINGTON AVIS. 82—4 rooms.
All improvements. Phone 1888.
NO. MAIN ST,
all improvements.
Dr. D. \V. Sloman.
24—4 new rooms.
30.00 month.
PUTNAM AVEKUE—S rooms. all
improvements. Inquire at 108
West Cedar after 7 p. m.
Phone 2058.
St.
ROOM—Apartment. all improve-
ments except heat. Central. Suit-
able for boarding or rooming
house. Inquire N. Framer.
Hanford Place,"So. Norwalk.
2
SUMMIT AVE—5 rooms in new
house. all improvements. Apply
at meat market. M. A. Tcnyl.
Connecticut and Taylor Aves. or
phone 28 48.
TIVO APTS.—Beautiful five room.
steam heated apartments.
decorated. Five minutes' walk
from railroad station. Reasonable
rental. Apply at the Children‘s
store. 37 W. “’ashington St.
Phone 3108 or 1787.
“WINDSOR PLACE.
lights. Also
same add ress.
26—3 rooms;
garden. Apply at
Business Plans for Rent 75
OFFICES AND APART‘MEXTS—z
ofllce suites. 3 rooms each. Also.
5 room apartment. All improve-
ments. 23 North Main St. Phone
3197. *
OFFICES—z Large omce rooms in
the heart of the business section
of So. Norwalk. Inquire Tarlov
Bros. Cigar Store. Phone 1581.
SPACE—To let for working garage
or storage on Water St. Apply at
Harris 8:. Guns Co.
TWO STORES—In new brick build-
ing. centrally located in good bus-
iness section. on Woodward ave-
Company. 63 3th Ave. N. Y. C.
Fuel, Peed. m M
ply H. Jacob and Son. Inc. 50 Day
St. S. N.
ROOFER—for tar and slat. Apply
Shelton Roofing Co. 28 Ann St..
So. Norwalk, Conn.
SALESMAN~Wlth a car to sell
staple articles of merchandise in
Norwalk and vicinity. Apply to
Box L. C.. Sentinel Office.
Help—Male and ram]. 84
.WANTED—Cooka. couples. wait-
resses. chambermalds. nurses, far-
mers, gardners. housemen, but.
lers. stenographers, insists. em-
cient helpers. all capacities.
Brennan Employment Agency.
Bell Block. Stamford, Conn. Phone
3685—8686.
~..,
WANTED TO Washing. Ironing
or house cleaning by the day. Call
2302 'bcforo 9 A9 11.. or after 5
R 3!.
on
ply in person. Norwalk Steam FARMERS ATTENTION— Fertiliz-
Inundry. 43 Day St.. So. Nor- er for gardens. lawn. or fields. 815
walk. " a. ton, F. 0. B. Norwalk Fur Co..
1 Belden avenue, Nor-walk, Conn.
MEX—To solicit orders. ADD 9'
Karm Terminal Coal Co. Oillce. FOR SALE — Loam for lawns.
64 No. Main so at 9 A. M. , Phone 454. A. D. Brewer.
MEN TO WORK—in factory. Ap- ‘Seeds. Plants. Flour: ea
ROSE BUSHES—Two years old.
$8.75 per doze Postpaid. insured
delivery. Francis Scott Key. 0933*
its. America. White Kilian”.
Premier. Annie" Laurie. Columbia.
Madam Butterfly Crusader. Bloom
from these bushes won first prize
at the International Flower Show,
New York City. 1923, 1928. First
again 1924. Hardy ohrysanthe-
nium plants. alleolorl. 81.25 per
dos. postpaid. Order now for
planting. time. Honorable treat-
ment guaranteed. Reynolds Farms
Scribner avenue. South Norwalk.
Conn. Phone Kin-walk 2354.
m HILL an. 4% furnish-
ed room. all modem improve-
ments. convenient in bath.
MORE—ascend.“ bought
athlgbcstpriosa Itmhaum
innkormeialtosell-«wmuso
mhlghprlees. Call or write
made." For: Point street.
Phone 499.
gnome axn‘srnanxG—Cavi-
ty work. nursery stock in any
Kellner. 7 Grove or. Phone 1852-4.
W and
qusnflty. Work done anywnero by .
SW “W 783
podtionwithwflat‘sunmy. {Ex}
oelient reference: m ”an
,witnlssttaxn’ fly. William“ Davis.
Box 191. Springdale. m 1514‘.
' toms-nu)! -.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID—For
nosed-hand (prelim-e. Can so:
ormnamaiwwa.
Building Materialt 53 nue. For information phone 2365.
A WHOLE \VAREHOUSE—of ev- Emacs tor beat '7
erything in building material; r ,
bathroom outfits: lash; doors; CROSS ST; 40—horwalk. 6 room
lumber; beautiful mantels; mir- house. all improvements. Inquire
rare: at big savings; samba": 8 Riverside Ave. Phone 3231.
HAMILTON AVE.—8 room house.
all improvements, good location.
Phone Miter: 14-2.
SEW TWO FAMILY COLONIAL
House—“'est Main and Catherine
streets, each apartment 6 rooms.
bath. open fireplaces. sun porch.
Inquire on premises. Tel. 1072-5.
TO LET—An 8 room house. bath.
all improvements. Located within
short distance of railroad station
and trolley. For particulars in-
quire of J. M. Layton a: 00.. Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue. South Nor-
wsik. Conn. Telephone Norfolk
85. .
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
m for Sale 84
ELTON PLACE— “"""‘“"‘”‘
.‘ ' 5..
"K':_ _--.. .. .__ , . - " 3"”, ,
5 ROOM HOUSE. ALL . III-
rnovzunx'rs. z BLOCKS no
em Aves-oz mount, FIVE
MINUTE WALK m E. sou-
WALK RAILROAD STATION.
RENT $40 ‘4 atom on SELL
REASONABLY. rnoxn w. r.
TAIT. DAYS 93. NIGHTS 1023-13
family. All improvements. Bream,
LEXINGTON AVIL 64—4 rooms.
some improvements. Inquire on
premises. '
newly'
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FURNISHED BUNGAIDW—45.000.
$1,000 cash; 6 rooma"bath. run-
ning water. furnace. garage. hen
house. fruit trees. half acre. Half
hour by auto. Address Widower.
care Sentinel. ' ‘
ON POST ROAD—Eleven room
house. all improvements. Two
baths; two acres of land. two car
garage. Bargain quick sale. D. A.
Bernstein, :05 Westport Ave. Nor-
walk. Conn. - .
SACRIFICE—Cozy 1 room house.
set range. electric lights. 2 acres,
fruit. berries. ahrubbery. Near
trolley. Terms. D. 8. Hull. realtor,
94 Washington Street.
SALE OR RENT—New two family
Colonial house. West Main and
7 rooms. bath. open fireplace. sun
porch. Inquire on premises. Tel.
1073-5. -
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—of ten
rooms with some improvements.
and extra lot with fruit trees. In
dress Box 11 clo Sentinel.
CLASSIFIED HWY
“FOR SALE
The property belonging to the
estate of John II. Ferris. situ-
ated on Washington street,
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
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-
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inquire of—
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and can repay your loan on practi-
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100 loan repay 7 monthly
150 loan repay 10 monthly
200 loan repay 14 monthly
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Rogers & Stevens Bidg., Norwalk
Open 9 to 3:30 Saturdays 0 to l
FOR SALE
New six-room Colonial house in
suburbs. electric lights, bath
and garage. Price $6,500.
Two family house. located in a
very desirable residential sec-
tion: five rooms and bath on
first floor and slx rooms and
bath on, second floor. two
furnaces.
Canty 69’ Co.
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
Realtors-Insurance
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Three different grades.
Gravel and Sand and Build-
ing Stone.
NAGY BROS.
100 Connecticut Avenue
—-Phone 318—
FOR SALE
6 lots in very desirable section of
Third District . ._. . . . . . $4.200
New 6~room house. all improve-
ments. with garage. Third Dil-'
trict. Price .......... $6.500
New o—room house. all improve.
ments. First District ... 87.000
Two-family house on Main street,
First District ........ 87.800
:-family house. centrally located.
First District 88,000
J. M. O’BRIEN
4 so. Main St. ‘ Phone 972
FOR SALE -
House 1 row. all improvements.
garage .............. $5.000
Housedroomaauimprofemenb,
.-............. 84.600
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Catherine streets. each apartment;
Second distdict. Price 86,500. Ada
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lands’, Over-lands, Gray, Stude-
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others. "H”
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Looks now as though the 7
1924 might be a banner ono'lfir .
southpaws. At least the initial ‘H—
forts of some of the lefthandea-a E-
dicated that; Jack Bentley. “are
Sent, “’alter Ruether, Joe Sham
Dinty Gear-in and one or two qthgrs _
were hooking ’em around the bat-
ters' necks in good style in the an:
few games.
0 O .
Speaking of Jack Bentley. “W;
showing in his first appearanceth
the mound for the Giants was n‘ioEe ,
than cheering to Jan Meal-aw. ii ;
his work the one day can be one:
as an indication of his unfit '
means that'tbe former Balm
star will not only saving the “I
mean bat he did last year as a prea-
hitter but can be depended “903’
ring up some victories in thesedfl!
weeks while McGraw is getting.“
pltching‘ staff int» some kind-, of
shape for the campaign. ;‘
Probably the biggest thing...ij
Bentley's favor those days is 3*
successful fight against mperltq?‘
flesh. Last year he carried 3“
much fat. 1: tired him. ' ’ '
Jimmy Buttery. whose deem
victory over Young smbllng as“
him sublg drawing card these 65%
takes another young hopeful. ‘
Lynch, May 1:. Lynch nan- ‘
Oklahoma. and the dope from,
section is that Mr. Slattery
meet a tartar in the western ’
The mam-Lynda on: k
one of the prelim to
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