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lL'NCEMENTS—
11mins
:erds of Thanks
In hiemoriam
1-‘.oWers
:‘uneral Directors
Bicnuments. Cemetery Lots
"Personals
Societies and Lodges
List and Found
c-lOTIVE—
Aautornobile Agencies
Automobiles For Sale
..czo Accessories
garages—Autos for Hire
Motorcycle! and Bicycles
wanted—Automotive
\‘l-JSS SERVICE—
3=uslness services Offered
Building and Contracting
Dressmaning and unlinery
Heating. Plumbing. Room
insurance and Surety Bonds
-.‘~'.oving. Trucking. Storage
Painting. Paperlng, Decorat-
lag
Professional Services
Repairing and Refinishing
Tailoring and Pressing
Wanted—Business Service
cornstar—
a—Employment Agencies
-Help Wanted—Female
Help Wanted—Hale
Help—Male and Female
Situations Wanted—Female
Situations Wanted-Male
ANCIAL—
_Buslnesg Opportunities
—M0ney to Loan—Mortgages
—Wanted—To Borrow
'InUCTICN—
~Correspondence Courses
—-Local Instruction Clau-
-—Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatic
—Wanted——Instruction
1-: STOCK-
.—l)cgs. Cats. Other Pet.
' orses. Cattle. Vehicles
—Fnultry and Supplies
»—V.‘anted—Live Stock
ECEANDISE—
i—Artlcles For Sale
.a—Barter and Exchange
-8~ats and Accemoriee
- ildlng Materials
‘ <iness and Office Equip.
meut
E~I arm and Dairy Predom-
T—quel. Feed. Fertilizers
T—Good Things to Eat
F—iiousehoid Goods
‘—-: ewelry. Watches. Diamonds
‘—:~!achinery and Tools
—)fiu3lcai Merchandise
-a-—Radio Equipment
‘ .15, Plants. Flowers
i-:,-:ciala at the Stores
s—R‘Jearing Apparel
6-Wanted—To Buy
"ICES AND BOARD-—
7—.”7, 3:13 With Board
:31: Without Board
some for Housekeping
-..tion Places
lillllr
-..ted--Rooms or Board
t STATE FOR RENT-J.
menu and Flats
.ness Places for Rent
rm: and Land For Rent
1': sea For Rent ‘
ites and Deck Room
‘ “re and Mountain-For
T.::t
i—s';bul-ban-—’I'o Rent
<—Tanted—TO Rent
V ESTATE FOR SALE-4
rkers in Real We
r315 and Land For nu.
For Sale
e-‘: turban—J‘or Sale
8-'-‘~.a::ed—Real Estate
, MR.
qolicitora. Canva-ere. Agents
snesSNPropert! I?” all 7
and Mountain—For
A: an. accommodation and
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SENTINEL allows
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DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 88..
PROBATE COURT, April :5. A.
1).. 1924.
Whereas, written application has
been made-to this court for the ad-
mission to probate of a. certain writ-
ten instrument, as and for the last
will of Mary McGuinness. late of
Norwalk. in said district, deceased:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Pro-
bate oflice. in Norwalk. on the 2nd
day of May. 1924. at 2 o‘clock after-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in
a newspaper havi a circulation in
said district. at least five days be-
fore said day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
- Notice. .
Fixtures belonging to the estate of
E. K. Banks. now situated in Bank's
stor ein Mahackemo Hotel Block.
Said fixtures include show cases.
shelvings. counters. etc. No reason-
able offer refused. Must be sold be-
fore May 1st, 1924. Jos. J. Linx-
weiler. executor.
ANRODNOfiMhn'is
Cards of Thanks 2
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends for
their klndnca and sympathy during
the illness and our bereavement;
also for the floral tributes of the
Fellow Hunters. Norwaiis LockCo..
Iron Moulders‘ Union. Maccabees
and friends.
ANDREW A‘VDERSON AND
FAMILY. -
We wish to express our sincere
‘ gratitude to our many friends and
neighbors, Standard Oil garage em-
ployee and Sons of St. George for
the beautiful flowers and kindness
extended us in our and bereavement.
Signed.
MR. JOI-IN ASHWORTH.
MIR. CHARLES ASHWORTH.
MISS ANNA ASHWORTH.
M'RS. ELIZABETH SHRADER.
IiiRS. FLORENCE ‘IMERRI’I'I‘.
Personals 7
DETECTIVE—— Confidential investi-
gations. at any time, any place.
Write Box “D.' tare Sentinel.
DETECTIVE—Criminal and domes-
tic investigations. strictly cond-
dential. Employing both male and
female operators. Stamford P. O.
Box 847.
‘Soeietiee and Lodges. ‘ 9
{EMMAGE SALE—to be given by
the Women of Moose Heart Le-
gion on Monday and Tuesday in
store next to Mead's Drug store.
No. Main street.
Strum} Lost. Found
{DEF—Small duck bronze watch
charm in So. Norwalk on Satur-
day. Reward. Phone 1412.
AUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiles For Sale
1923 BUICK TOURING—Run 8.000
miles. like new. Hudson seven-
passenger sedan. 1933 light' six
studebaker touring. Motor Ex-
change. Commerce St. Norwaik.
Phone 3261.
BUICK ROADSTER— Late model.
275. The Erwin M. Jennings Co..
Inc.. 27 Harrison St. Bridgeport.
CADILLAC 4 PASS. COUPE—Big.
.roomy, comfortable and in good
”mechanical condition. $350. Time
payment plan. Bridgeport Dealers
Used Car Exchange. Inc. 136
Cannon Street. Bridgeport. Ct.
CHANDLER COUPE—Ready to go
out. at once. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St,
Bridgeport.
CHEVROLET SEDAN—$200. Hud-
son coupe, 8150; Chevrolet road-
ster, $25: Ford tourings, $50 and
up. Allcars in running condition.
Bridgeport Dealers' Used Car Ex-
..change. Inc.. 136 Cannon Street,
Bridgeport. Ct.
CHEVROLET-Special coupe. Cue-
tom built body. Just the car for
two! 3675. Time payment plan.
Bridgeport Dealers’ Used Car Ex-
change, Inc.. 136 Cannon Street.
Bridgeport. Ct.
CHEVROLET SEDAN—1921'. Call
at Deerlng's Garage. 10 Van Buren
Ave. Phone 1319-2.
DODGE TOURING—Paint like new.
5 new tires. mechanically O. K.
Time payment plan. 8575. Bridge-
port Dealers' Used Car Exchange.
Inc" 136 Cannon Street. Bridge-
POri’. Ct-
ESSEX COACH—Paint. tires. up-
holstery and running condition
plan. Bl'idgpéort Dealer-3' Used
Car Exchange-Inc" 136 Cannon
Street. Bridgeport. Ct.
ESSEX TOURING—' Demonstrator.
like new. are. eondderable reduc-
tion. The Erwin M. Jennings Co..
Inc. :7 Harrison St. Bridgeport.
FORDS
' ' Buy your Ford now.
Joe. Hollywood. 74 West Ave..-
Tei. 2900 and 1359—4.
A
ans—4921 Ford touring. with
mud new Firestone tires. in Ad
oonditiOn. Price 3140. Also 1920
Ford coupe. Cali 1145-18 after 6
—10
11
5.
' SEDAN—No starter. $12
F081;? Coupe. 6242 down. 840 mo.
Star Tour. 3110 down. .382 mo.
, sioo down: 820
P8130- 5 cthTg’m ”90 down.
D112“ )7
a? mo, shared”!-
. lcfi..3;uc year's car.
N 02341 recondfli0995- v?
ever! way. The '
in ‘60” In“ 9.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
JORDAN—7 Pass; touring: brand
new paint and tires. Good uphol-
stery. 8700. Time payment plan.
Bridgeport Dealers' Used Car Ex-
change. Inc., 136 Cannon Street.
Bridgeport. — .
JORDAN, 1923—Sport touring. Per-
fect mechanical condition. Looks
like new. Telephone 772143-12.“
LIGHT DELIVERY—Panel Jobs,
Ford, 8150; Atlas, 8175; Dodge,
8200. The Erwin M. Jennings Co..
Inc.. 2‘? Harrison St... Bridgeport.
MERCER SPORT—Series 5‘. new
paint and in fine condition. An
unusual opportunity to buy one of
the finest automobiles in the city
ll
for $900. The Erwin M. J'en-
nings Co.. 1110.. 27 Harrison St..
Brdlgeport.
STUDEBAKER—Light six coupe. A
real opportunity, 3550. Time pay-
ment plan. Bridgeport Dcaiers’
Used Car' Exchange, Inc... 136
Cannon Street. Bridgeport, Ct.
USED CARS—
1-1924 CHEVR'OLET—Coupe. Al~
most new. spare tire. lock wheel,
bumper. mirror. Cost $772 a. few
weeks ago.
1-1922 BUICK—Roadster. Excellent
condition. extras. Price 3550.
P; R. GREGORY
14 WEST AVIS. NORWALK
USED CARS-—
Star Panel Delivery, 1923, 8375.
Star Touring, 1923. $350.
Durant Touring. 1923. 8650.
Durant Sedan, 192.1. 6850. \
Star Special Maroon Sedan. like
new. $268 down, balance monthly.
Shufelt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers.
Phone 3474.
201 Washington St. E. Norwalk
USED CARS-
1924 MOON TOURING, s PASS.
1923 JORDAN TOURING, 5 Pass
1923 STUDEBAKER COUPE. 4
PASS.
1922 FRANKLIN ROADS'I‘ER, 4
PASS.
1921 BUICK SEDAN_ E PASS.
1921 CADILLAC PIIAJZTON, ‘fd
PASS.
1921 CADILLAC TOURING. 7
PASS.
1921 HOLMES COUPE, 4 PASS.
1921 SCRIPPS BOOTH TOURING.
5 PASS. '
1921 FORD COUPE. 2 PASS.
VAAST silos.
CADILLAC. JORDAN. HUPMOBILE
DEALERS.
SHOWROOM
WEST AYE, NORWALK.
TEE'rzs.
SERVICE STATION.
CHESTNUT 5'12. 50. NORWALK.
TEL. 1360.
USED CARS—Don't be a motor
maniac. Save that first year do-
_ preciation of (40) forty per cent.
by. buynig a. good used car of the
Motor Exchange. Largest exclu-
sively used car dealers in Nor-
walk. Terms. 52 Commerce St.,
phone 3261.
Auto Accessoria. Tires; Parts 13
DELIVERY BODY—Eor Ford (tr.
Excellent condition. Inquire
Frank Dorsey. West Ave. Grocery.
Norwalk.
Garages—Autos for Hire 14
BARN—Suitable for garage. Call S.
O. 5.. care Sentinel. «
Repairing—Service Stations. 16
BOSCH MAGNETOS—All makes or
Magnetos. Starters. Generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
Ignition {or Fords and all other
care. 119 So. Main St. Phone I“.
CU" N’ TIECT’ liKCHINETIIOqu-
vice at all hours including Sun-
days. "Go-Gas" and Sunoco motor
oil. Charlie Kolllglan. 8 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, 8
Webster St... So. Norwalk.‘
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Oifcred 18
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. 2163-12 Norwalk
WWW 25
NAGY BROS—Storage. )Loca! -.nd
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans tor
moving purposes. 6 ton Hack
, dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone :18
daytime. 304-14 nights.
SW8 EXPRESS —- Dally
ponies between _ ..Norwaik and
rarer.
r7»
Alaoloceltrncking.
Your attention to
nobody.
tion.
to give you.
The classified ads
you a Whole lot i
[t
t
First And Foremost 'Among-
.YOur D’utieSr—
I
Are the things that will both help yen and
help you to help others.
you to gain material success is apositive duty.
You mustn’t regard it as something optional
with yourself, because if you do, you will drop
into the sea of mcdiocrityTwhcre you can help
And prominent among the things which
will help you and everybody are the opportuni-
ty—offers in the Sentinel’s A-B-C Classified Sec-
These offers demand and deserve your
attentionébut only a little bit of it each day.
They are so scientifically arranged and so con-
veniently indexed that they require but a very
few minutes’ reading to disclose all they have
don’t ask very much of
, you—but from day to day they offer to give
‘ The sac cuisines Ads
if ()3 Always Jthe Sam‘s—In Service
egalA/lways Difi'erent—In Oppommty‘
Q.
the things which help
BUSINESS SERVICE
INSTRUCTION
Painting, Papering. Decorating 26 .
Musical, Dancing. Dramatic 44
PAINTING, PAPER
Caisomining ——- Excellent work-
manship. Estimates cheerfully
given. '1‘. Rogers, Iowayton. Box
114.
Tree Specialists 28A
PRUNING AND SPRAYING—Cavl—
ty work. nursery stock in any
quantity. Work done anywhere by
certified tree specialists. Arthur IL.
Kellner, 7 Grove St. Phone 1852-4.
Repairing add Refinishing 2.
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings; re~up~
bolstering of closed cars. Reason-
able priees; best service. A. Mair.
- corner' Woodward Ave.. Grove Sn.
South Norwaik. Phone (28.
UPHOIS’I‘ERING—And cabinet ma-
king. Pictures and minors
framed. High grade work A
Bergstrom. New I. 0. U. I". Build-
ing. So. Norwalk.
SHOE REPAIRING —— First class
work. highest grade leather used.
Latest machines. Low prices for
quality work. Satisfaction guer-
anieed. City Hall Repairing Co..
36 North Main St. Opposite City
Hall.
SHOE REPAIRING—First class
work. “Wideoak.” guaranteed lea-
ther used. High grade work. Satis-
faction guaranteed. Mike Rublno.
25 Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk.
EMPLOYMENT
Help trunnion—Female 32
ASSISTANT FORELADY—On men's
dress shirts. Excellent opportu-
nity for a capable woman. Apply
Le Roy Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut
SL
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER —-
\Vhlte preferably. middle aged.
for small family in White Plains.
No washing. Good home. Phone
Norwalk 932.
MAID —- For general housework.
Either sleep at place‘ or at home.
Apply Mrs. John Cahill. 16 Belden
Ave, Nor-walk or phone 2520.
Help Wanna—Male
AUTO PAINTER—let class wanted
to paint trucks and pleasure cars.
Apply Standard Oil Co.
BOY—For drug store. Must be six-
teen or over’; Stimson-Powell Corp-
So. Nor-walk.
BOY—Over 17, to learn printing
business. work at night. Good or»
83
portunity. See foreman - Sentinel
composing room after .7 in the '
evening.
BOY—Not under 16. The Cole-Roe-
coe Mfg. Co.
BOY—To work in store and do er—
rands. Frank Jacoby. 12 No. Main
St.
MAN—For blowing room. Apply by
7:30 Wednesday morning. Ameri-
can Hat Co.
\
HANGING. ‘
MEN—To solicit crews, Apply
Karm Terminal Coal Co. Office.
64 No. Main St., at 9 A. M.
MEN T0 WORK—in factory- AP-
ply H. Jacob and Son. Inc.. 50 Day
St. s. N. -
SALESMAN—With a car to sell
staple articles of merchandise .in
Norwalk and vicinity. Apply z’to
Box L. C.. Sentinel Office. ,
Situations “since—We 8'
~.-.‘~».. ...“...u-
WANTED -— Position as steady
. .houseworker. Mrs. Helen Robe. 13
Paradise St... 80. Nor-walk.
WANTED TO ZOO—Washing, ironing
house cleaning by the jar. Cali).
0
2§02 before 9 A. 11.. or after 5
P. M. ~ ’ - .
Situations “sum—allele 81
CHAUFEUR—dllecbanm: wants I.
position with private family. 2!}:-
cellent references.~ , Sewn years
with last family. William Davis.
Box 197, Springdais. Tel. 157-16.
ANY
to find» as a
book. '
as room
nine In‘ the nmbone'
. l
an...“ m.
\
mom-trolley some ,
moses-union,
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 accepted. Victor Biart, 84 East
Ave. Tel. 1482.
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies
BABY CHICKS-
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns, Reds. B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wallingford.
BABY crux—$23 per hundred, two
weeks old :32 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
Bared Rocks. R. I. Reds and S. C.
\V. leghorns. We will also book
a limited number of orders for 2
months old pullets' for June 1st.
Delivered. Harold's Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 489.
49
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred
Rocks. Reds. Leghorns, also some
fine Airedale puppies and singing
canaries. Milk fed broilers. roast-
ing and fricassee chickens. “Fest-
on Live Poultry. 32 Main street.
Phone 405. '
RHODE ISLAND REDS —- Baby
chicks, 20c each. High grade.
Phone “'ilton 30. Talmadge.
Wanted—love block so
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—All
kinds 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 1659.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
FOR SALE—Used lumber. beaver
board; two heaters. two toilet
bowls. one porcelain sink. Phone
583-2.
FURNITURE—2 full size beds with
box springs and mattresses; 1
large rocking chair with cushion;
1 library table: 1 titre-burner oil
stove in good condition. Call 856
Flax Hill Rd.
WANTED—Every property. owner
.to use L a. M Semi Paste Paint
51
and make his own paint for $2.82-
. per gallon. See our advertisement
in this paper and note a gallon
costs nothing if not—satistactory.
Building mm
A WHOLE WAREHOUSE—of ev-
erything in building material;
bathroom outfits; sash: doors:
. lumber: beautiful mantcls: mir-
rors; at, big savings; Southard
Company, 63 9th Ave., N. Y. C.
l
53
roams-alum to
M6
”FARMERS ATTENTION — Fertiliz-
er for gardens. lawn- or fields, 815
a ton. F. O. B. Nor-walk Fur Co..
WWW
G3
Seeds. Plsnlamm
ROSE BUSHES—Two years old.
$3.75 per (10's.. poetpaid. insured
delivery. Francis Scott Key. Ophe-
lia. America. White Killarney.
Premier.- Annie Laurie. Columbia.
Madam Butterfly Crmder. Bloom
from these bushes won first prize
at the International Flower Show.
New York City. 1932. 1938. First
again 1924. Hardy chryeanthe-
mnmhplante. all colors. 81.36 per
dos. postpaid. Order now for
Planting time. Honorable treat-
ment guaranteed. Reynolds Farms
Scribner avenue. South Norwaik.
Conn. Phone Nor-walk 2854.
WWW ». ee
313311. HERE—Oreo. nit-bend. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell we will-also
be! high prices. all or write
8. Jefle. 81‘ Port Point street
Phone 4”.
mom‘ 'rmcns ram - For
eeeondfhand surniture. Call 903
or write to B. Achilwuer’ St.
BOOKS AND BOARD
Women! ‘
Red—And Learn How Tb - s... A " bull .. And An no... «in About Amour.
Rooms Without Board as
1N EAST NORWALK-Lovely fur-
nished room in private house: on
waterfront. Street car panes
house. Reasonable. References
exchanged. “Call 8018.
FURNISHED ROOM — In private
family. All improvements. Break-
fast if‘ desired. Centrally located.
8 Putnam Ava. east of West Ave.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM —
Suitable for two persons. 5 West
Ave.. Phone 1994. -
NICELY FURNISHED—room. rea-
sonable rates, 9 Mott avenue.
Phone 3212 for appointment.
VAN ZAND’L‘ ST.
rooms with all conveniences by
day or week. at above address. H.
Ash. . .
REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT
Apartments Ind Fists 'a'd
APARTMENTS—Four. five and six
rooms. near center. good location.
newly decorated. References re-
quired. Inquire 56 Water St. and
122 “'oodward Ave. Phone days
473-3.
APARTMENT—Four rooms in the
Keeler .bldg. Steam heat and hot
water furnished. All improve-
ments. Inquire at Keeler's Shoe
store.
BELDEN AVE. 60—5 rooms. all
improvements: also 8 room apt.
and store, suitable for barber.
Phone 2239 for particulars.
FIVE ROOM—Steam heated apart-
ment with sun parlor. Good resi-
dentinl section. Rental 845. Tele-
phone 3108 or 1787.
FIVE ROOM-Steam heated apart-
ment. All improvements. Garage
and garden space Include. Rental
835. Phone 1787.
FROM MAY lat—Apartment. ilve
rooms and bath on first floor of
new twpofamily apartment house
at 27 Camp St. For particulars
call 1516 or 877.
FURNISHED APARTMENT—locat-
ed on West Axe. near High
school. Garage space. Phone 1838
for information.
LEXINGTON AVE., 32—4 rooms.
all improvements. Further partic-
ulars by phoning 1888.
PUTNAM AVE.—-—9 rooms. All im-
provements. Inquire at 108 “’est
Cedar St, after 6 p. m. Phone
2058.
8 ROOM—Apartment. all improve-
ments except heat. Central. Suit-
able for boarding or rooming
house. Inquire N. Framer. 2
Hanford Place, So. Nor-walk.
SIX ROOMS-And bath. All im-
provements. Newly decorated. In-
quire 637-4.
SUMMIT AVE—5 rooms in new
house, all improvements. Apply
at meat market. M. A. Tenyi,
Connecticut and Taylor Aves, or
phone 2848.
TWO APTS.—Beautiful nve room.
steam heated apartments. newly
decorated. Five minutes' walk
from railroad station. Reasonable
rental. Apply at the Children‘s
store. 37 W. Washington St.
Phone 3108 or 1787.
WINDSOR PLACE.
lights. Also
same address.
W0 ODWARD AVE..
26—3 rooms:
garden. Apply at
88—6 rooms
age. Inquire on premises. ,
Business Place for Rent “:5
OFFICES—2 Large oifice rooms in
the heart of the business section
of So. Not-walk. Inquire Tat-lav
Bros. Cigar Store. Phone 1581.
OFFICE—Consisting of two suites.
3 rooms each. 23 North Main St.
or phone 3197. -
SPACE—To let for working garage
or storage on Water St. Apply at
Harris & Gans Co.
TWO STORES—In new brick build-
ing. centrally located in good bus-
iness section. on Woodward ave-
Houses (or been 77
CROSS ST. 40—Norwalk. 6 room
house, all improvements. Inquire
8 *Riverslde Ave. Phone 3231,
HAMILTON AVE.—-8 room house,
all improvements, good location.
Phone I‘Vilton 14-2.
REAL ESTATE roa sans
Houses for Sale
84
provemcnts. 5 minutes from Nor-
walk P. 0. $5,600. Small cash pay-
ment. P. 0. Box 73. Nor-walk.
ON POST [ROAD—Eleven room
house. all improvements. ' Two
baths; twmacres of land. two car
garage. Bargain quick sale. D. A.
Bernstein. 205 Westport Ave. Nor—
walk. Conn.
8 ROOM HOUSE-All iniprove-
merits. game. large garden. Very
low price to quick buyer. Part
cash. Inquire phone 1798 sve-
ninga. ' .
SACRIFICE—Cosy 1 room house.
set range. electric lights. 2 acres,
fruit. 'berries.’ ehrubbery. ' Near
trolley.“ Tel-ms. D. 8. Hull. realtor.
94 Washington Street.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—of ten
rooms with some improvements.
and extra lot with fruit trees. In
Second district. Price 86,000, M.
dreu Box 11 clo Sentinel. ‘
W e. um rubber tubs
down throng a new cover for mue-
tard jars e a small amount of
mean-renown
‘e. 'Furnished 7
ctys
’your' carbon! insured .
cdamuge's?
USED CAR 1‘...
CLEARANCE SALE- .
Our entire stock being sol“ 7‘
marked reduction in prime
Fords, Dodges, Buicln, ~ : 5
lands, Overlands, Grady, S j
baker, Mercer an . W .
others. in?
ALSO RECONDITION‘Efi
HUDSON AND assures; -
Liberal Terms. 1...
COME IN AT ONCE;
Th e ——-w-'.
Erwin M. Jennings CU.
The property belonging to the
estate of John B. Ferris. situ-
ated
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
wholesale warehouse. having a
wharf frontage on the harbor-of
about 110 feet and a. frontage
on Washington strect’of about
200 feet.
ranged.
inquire of—
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Insurance That Insures MERRILL 8 gym
Phone 35 Railroad AVE. Moving our specialty. local_
or long distance. at ratei"
» that are different. Freque 4i
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FOR SALE :23: atgd 53...: also out}:
on Washington street.
or cities. Service count-g;
ASK 3IERIKIIJL. '3'
Res: Murray St... Norwalkg‘:
business block br s.
GENERAL INSURANCE}:
WILLIAM F. HOYgl‘
& SON ‘ .
REAL ESTATE 'I—I
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET
1.5
PHONE 435 3
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Terms can be ar-
For further particulars
J. IRVING DIBBLE
EXECUTOR
Stop Servm’ g Mill: at
Winnipauk School 2:
The Winnipauk Mothers' club has
decided to discontinue the servinc
FOR SALE
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with bath
and electric lights. 1 car ga-
Price .......... $4.500
TWO FAMILY HOUSE.
ward avenue,
Price ......... $7,500
“9 WAS ‘ GTON SI" of cocoa and milk to the schiii chil-
dren at noon during .the Spring
months. This srevice, undertaken
by the members of the club IastJalI.
proved very successful, an aver-egg
of 40 cups of cocoa or milk having ,
been served daily during the .win-
ter months. There is a. smalkdbel-
ance left in the. treasury with glitch
to finance this wook next autumn.
Thanks are due Mrs. Andre! V.
Heath for her activities as m
urer of the club and to the teachers _,
for their co-operatlon.
FOR THESE on ANY OTHERS
Conty e CO.
17 80. Main St.
CONSULT
Phone 830
Realtors-Insurance
Gravel and Sand and Build~
with all improvements. Also gar-
—LOAM—
Three different grades.
in g Stone.
NAGY BROS.
100 Connecticut Avenue
—Phone 318-
6 lots in ,very desirable section of
New Goroom house, all improve-
ments. with garage. Third Dis-
trict. Price . . . . . . . . . . $6.500
New 6-room house. all improve-
nue. For information phone 2755.
Two-family house on Main street.
3-famlly house, centrally located.
4 So. Main St.
FOR SALE
Third Dinti‘itn . . . . . . . . 34.200
merits. First District . . . $7,000
First District $7.800
First District 86,000
J. M. O’BRIEN»
Phone 971 p
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House 7 rooms. all improvements.
House 4 rooms. all improvements.
.garage ............... $4.500
Wm * W 7- “Tag
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
REAL ESTATE c INSURANCE
7 Main St.
FOR SALE
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BOTH WELL LOCATED
For Particulars
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