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slll.\ 1-;81‘ NOTICE
' ‘1 UP .\‘UR\\’ALI~{. SS.
' a '1‘}- COURT, April 15111.,A.
.‘ _\~‘llie O‘Hara. late of
.. \. Sfild district. deceased.
,' :-' of Probate for the Dis-
:\\.1;k. hath limited and
months from the date
creditors of said LS-
. their claims for set-
"1 we who neglect to pre-
‘ot'nls. properly at.-
said time, will be do-
. :1. -. All persons in—
vz-i estate are requested
payment to
'I‘AMMANY.
Executor.
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1:1 1 I: It) SETTLE ACCOUNT
‘ '. L‘l NOR‘VALK. SS.
VIL' COURT. April 30. A.
1
Ratio Holie. late of Nor-
egi district. deceased.
Luit the administrator
'< administration account
t", {or adjustment, at the
~ in Norwalk. on the
May. 1924. at 10
icon: and that all Per-
‘ r-*<:~:d in said estate may
i ”mreot. the administra-
« .<r- this order to be pub-
. Y‘.- “spapcr having a cir-
‘ bil‘l district. at least five
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GREGORY.
- Judge.
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Everett E. Dundee.
‘~::n'a:l-:. in said district, de-

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. ' tut their cums for set-
"itcse who negltct to pre-
‘” accounts. properly at-
?‘in said time. will be de~
‘ ' .'-:':0\ery. All persons in-
"‘1 ~ said estate are requested
: -,: "-tmediate payment to
E" Wit-1RD L. LOWNDES.
Executor.

 

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Cards or man

Card or Thanks
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These Ads Don’t Wait Very Long.

' AUTOMOTIVE;

 

Luminance For Sale

 

DETECTIVE— Confidential investi-
gations. at any time, any‘ place.
Write Box "D." 0.8" Sentinel.

Strayed. Lost. Found

 

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white gold wrist watch and strap.
Finder kindly return toEsther D.
Brown, 171 Main St., Norwalk.
Phone 714. Reward.

 

LOST—Lady's gold wrist watch be-

 

LOST—In So. Norwalk Wednesday.‘

USED CARS,
Star Panel Delivery, 1928, 8375.
Star Touring. 1923. $350.

Durant Touring. 1928.‘$650.
Durant Sedan, 1923. 5850.
Star Special Maroon Sedan; like
new, $268 down. balance monthly.
Shufelt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers.
Phone 3474.
201VWashlnzton St.

Auto Accessories. Tires, Parts 13

E. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Car Exchange. Inc.. 136. Cannon

Street. Bridgeport Ct.

BUICK TOURING——-7 Pas’s. Good
buy. Reasonable price of 5000.
Time payment plan. Bridgepon
Dealers' Used Car Exchange. Inc..
136 Cannon Street. Bridgeport. Ct.

BUICK TOURING CA ‘t——\Vill take
motorcycle or small car in part
payment. Phone 2019 after 5:30.

DODGE SPORT TOURING—Good
mechanically. 3650. Time payment
plan. Bridgrport Dealers' 15st
Car Exchange. lnc., 156 Cannon
Street. Bridgeport. Conn.

 

 

 

 

NEAV—FORDS—L‘SED
Buy your Ford now.
Jos. Hollywood. 7 \Vest Ave,
Tel. 2900 and 1359-4.

 

FORDS—1921 Ford? touring. $140:’
1920 Ford coupe. $190; 1919 Ford
roadster. $115; 1915 Ford touring.
$55. All in A-l condition. Call
1145-13 after 6 p. m.

 

FORD ONE TON TRUCK—$110.00.
Time payment plan. Bridgeport
Dealers’ Lsed Car 1350113113 0. Inc.
136 Cannon S't1cct. Bridgeport.

 

FORD SEDAN—No starter. $125.
Star Coupe. $242: don-113.10 mo.
Star 'I‘our. $170 down. 833 mo.
Paige, 6 cyl. Tour. $100 down, $20
mo. Durant Sedan. $290 (101111,
3:15 mo. Shufelt Bros.

 

FORDS—Se\eral unusual bargains
in used runabouts and tourings.’
$25 and up \lotor Sales &: Rtnt-
ale. 4 1-: Day St..So.‘\'orwa1k.

 

FRANKLIN SEDAN—Just the car
for your needs. Good running con-
dition. Paint good. 8535. Time
payment plan. Bridgeport Dealers'
L'sed Car Exchange. Inc. 136 Can-
non Strcet. Bridgeport. Ct.

 

PEERLESS COUPE—Good running
condition. Paint good. tires good.
35-5". Time payment plan. Bridge-
port Dealers“ Used Car Exchange,
Inc., 136 Cannon Street. Bridge-
port, Ct.

 

STUDEB:\KER_——Light Six touring.
3500. Time payment plan. Bridge-
port Dealers‘ Used Car Exchange,

 

 

tween So. Norwslk station and
:Yestport. Reward given. Tel. DELIVERY BODY—For Ford ("'.
- ‘ 39- " Excellent condition. IMulxe
Frank Dorsey, “est Ave Grocery,
AUTOMOTIVE. Norw alk.
Automobiles For Salo 11 Garages—micron For Hire 14
.1923 BUICK TOURING—Run 3.000 GARAGE—No. 35 Chestnut St.
miles. like new. Hudson seven- Phone 1104—14, So. Nam-am.
passenger sedan. 1928 light six
studebaker touring. Motor Ex- Repairing—Service Stations. ‘6
change. Commerce St. Norwa . 1
Phone 3251. ' 1“ BOSCH. MAGNETOS—All makes or
_ _ _ Magnetos. Starters, Generators re-
BLICkaix cylinder touring. 5 paired and installed. New Bosch'
Past. Good all around car for Ignition for Fords and all other
summers 3280. Time payment cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone 345 1
plan. Bridgeport Dealers' Used

 

CONTRACT ISIACHJNE SHOP—Scr-
vice at all hours including Sun-
days. "Go~Gas" and Sunoco motor
oil. Charlie Kolligian. 3 Steamboat
Place, foot of Ilaviland St. Tel.
915. Nights 2916.

 

RELINING—

$19; Chev-
515; Essex.
$13: Aluxtvcll.
Oakland. 512:
Overland “4".

EXTE 1.. 'AL 13 1A 1(1-2
Cadillac.

.Buick.$ql.‘:

rolet. Dodge.
$11.50; Hudson.
$11.50; Nash. Slfi;
Oldsmobile. $13:
$9.50: Packard. $13: l‘lvrcc Al'-
rmv. $11!: lino. $13;
314; \\'i11_\'s Knight. 31”. (.‘hare
lie. Kolligian. 3 Sh-illllbt-ut. place.
foot or 11:11'ilanll Ft. Tel. 915.
Nights 2916.

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

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L.-\\V.\' .\10\\'l-IRS GROUND—Called
for and delivered; also scylhos.
sicklcs 11ml shuirs. i‘liux‘lic lx’olli—
gian. contract machine shop and
garage. Night cull L‘filb‘. Foot of
llavilaml 51.. So. Norwalk.

 

0' BRIE). GARAGE—(tars wasth
on short notice. .l’hone 28:12.

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to remember that you

 

Studclmkcvr,‘

of someone else.
point to remember.
will do if.

:his part of the matter.
Read it and heed it

 

They re Usually snapped Up At Once

Ninety-One Reasons‘Why You
Should Read Classified Ads 5

There are ninety-one different classifica-
.tions in the Sentinel ’s A-B-C Classified Section,
each one of which presents a different kind of
information—and each one of which cbnsitutes ‘
a reason why vo on should glance through this
perfect catalogue of opportunity each day.

It is unreasonable for you to expect that
each classification will hold profitable informa-
tion for you individually—but you just want

own opportunity lies until you glance through
the complete list. of opportunities.

There is something for everybody
classification will seem to be made just for you
alone, while another will exactly meet the needs

‘ And there’ s one other mighty important
It’ s uncommonlv easy to
skim the cream from this section.
The perfect/indexing takes care of

The A-B-O Classified Ads
:Always the Same-In Service
Always Difi'erent—In Opportmty‘

 

 

can’t' tell where your‘

One

A glance

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Box 197, Springdalc. Tel: 157-14.!

 

BUSINESS SERVICE

 

 

Business scr\'lccs’0ficrcd IS
AUCTIONEER .
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. 2163-12 Norwalk

 

Moving. smelting. Storage 25

 

NAGY BROS—Storage. Local and
long distance trucking or all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
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.
Norwalk office trolley exp. Phone
675-3. Danbury office 122.

VALLERIE'S

 

Painting. Fathering. Decorating 26

 

PAINTING, PAPER fiANGING,
Calemnining —— Excellent. work-
manship. I-Istimntcs cheerfully
given. ’1‘. Rogers. Ronny-ton. Box
114.

 

 

dump truck. Raymond Street &
Son. Phone 100 Darion.

 

USED CARS—

1-1324 CHEVROLET—Coupe. A1-
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 AVE. NORWALK
1:551) CARS— .
19:0 CHANDLER ROADSTER, '4
PASS.
19:3 JORDAN TOURING. 5 PASS.
19:3 STUDEBAKER COUPE. 4
PASS. , ,
19:2 FRANKLIN ROADSTER, '4
‘ PASS.

1921 BUICK BEDATV. 7 PASS.

19:1 CADILLAC rmrox, 4
PASS.

1921 mime comma. 7
PASS.

1921 HOLMES COUPE. 4 PASS.

1921 SCRIPPS BOOTH TOURING,
I PASS.

vus'r BROS.

GADIIJJAC, JORDAN. HUPMOBIILE
, DEALERS.

snownoou
was: an. 1:0an
‘ can. m.

 

Pennant

-crrcrivn—Crlmmai ad don‘t. W s'r. 80: NORWALK'

- estigations. strict—l! collfl
'1‘ Employing both mils and

 

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4 71a 6 recuperated been 1!: l.-
"’2 illness and am “3‘ '
a n1- .hop W W' Iv
hie service and

. 'efore. VIM . 1 > F

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games crayon

inn; use.

cans—Don't he a mom
USED , “that first 7081' de-

precaution or “(40) fort! W “”1"

Inc.. 136 Cannon Street. Bridge-
port. Ct. Tree Specialists 28A
r5131) TPQgUCK—Two ton autocar PRUNING AND Bl-‘llAYING—Cavi—

ty work, nursery stool: in any
quantity. \Vork done anywhere by
certified tree specialists. Arthur H.
Kcllner, '1' Grove St. Phone 1852-4

 

Rtpalrlng and Itcnnlshlng 2!!

AUTO TOPS—Trimmings; re—up-
bolstering of closed cars. Reason-
able prices: best service. A. Mair.
corwer “loodward Ave... Grove St.,
South Nomaik. Phone 423.

 

 

UPHOLSTERING—And cabinet ma-
king. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work. A
Bergatrom. New I. 0. 0. F. Build.
lng. So. Nor-walk.

 

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.

 

SHOE REPAIRING—First class
work. "\Vhiteoak" guaranteed lea—
ther used. High grade work. Satis-
faction guaranteed. Mike Rubino.
29 Railroad Ave.. So. Norwalk.

EDIPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—0n

 

32

 

 

Singer sewing machines. L. Ol-
chin & Co.. 9-11 \\'all St.
LADIES—4h this locality to em-

broider linens for us at home dur-
ing their leisure moments. W‘rite
at once. "Fashion Dubroiderics,"
112': Lima. Ohio.

 

YOUNG LADY—“ranted to inspect
men's top shirts. W'eek work.
Steady work all year round. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Apply LeRoy
Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut St.

 

 

Help Trauma—male 83
MEN—To solicit orders. Apply
Karin Terminal‘ Coal Co. once,

64 No. Main St. at 9's. m.

MEX T0 WORK—In factory. Ap-
ply H. Jacob and Son. Inc. 50 Day
St, S. N.

sIZERS—‘Vanted by American Hat
Co.. Grand St. Apply atonce.

Help—Male and Female 34

 

 

AGENTS—For house to house can-
vass. selling toilet water. _Apply
Nor-walk Perfumery Company, 1-:
Wall 81.

Situations tamed—resume 36

GE: CERAL HOUSEWORK— With-,

 

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any.“ ”E:
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INSTRUCTION

Musical, Dancing. Dramatic 44

 

 

 

HARMONY CLASS—In response to
requests a (‘lass in Harmony will
he conducted “'cdnesday morn-
lugs. beginning May 7. a! which
:1 limited number of students will!
be accepted. Victor Biart. 84 East
Ave. Tel. 1452.

LIVE s'rocx
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles

 

 

48

 

FARM
Raymond
10" Dorian.

HORSE—For sale
Street & Son.

cheap.
Phone

 

Poultry and supplies 40

BABY CHICKS;—
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. “'allingford.

BABY CUBE—$33 per hundred. two
weeks old 532 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
liared Rocks. R. I. Reds and S. C.
\\'. lcghorns. “'e will also book
:1 limited number of orders fbr 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 fricassee chickens. “feet-
on lee Poultry. 3:: Main street.
Phone 405.

 

 

 

 

INCUBATOR—One (SO-egg Buckeye
incubator complete. Will sell for
57. Call evenings between 5 and
7. 284 East. Ave.. East Norwalk.

 

RHODE ISLAND REDS — Baby
chicks 20c each. High grade.
Phone “'ilton 30 Talmadge.

 

Wanted—lave stock 50

 

NOTICE! WANTED To BUY—All
kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of. all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows {or beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.

MERCHANDISE

Articles Fbr Sale
USED. ARTICLES—In good ‘condl-

 

 

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EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE
Situations “Outed—Female 36. Musical Mercnandlso 02
YOUNG \VOMAX—VVants positlonv‘PIANO. UPRIGHT — Llahogany
as chamber maid or to do houee- case. $150. “Fell knovim make
cleaning. Inquire 18 Lexington Excellent for beginner. ~Monthly
Ave. payments accepted lrom reliable
Situations hunted—Mela 37 3:3: 131013111111 gargculegs, 58:8-
. . .., . . ox .
Cl-lAU: EUR—Mechanic. wants a South Norwalk.

position “1th prixato family. Ex- Seeds .
cellent references. .Seven years ' Punt" “0 63
with last family. William DavishnosE BUSHES—Two yea," 'e-ld.

$3.75 per doz.. postpaid. insured
delivery. Francls Scott Key. Ophe-
lia. America. White lilllarncy.
Premier. Annie‘Laurlc, Columbia.
Madam Butterfly Crusader. Bloom
from these bushes won'flrst prize
at the International Flower Show.

New York City. 1922, 19:33. First_

again 1924. Hardy Chrysanthe-
mum plants. all colors. $1.25 per
1102.. postpaid. Order now for
planting time. Honorable treat-
ment guaranteed. Reynolds Farms
Scribner avenue. South Not-walk.
Conn. Phone Norwalk 2854.

Walled—'10 any 6.

FURNITURE—Secondonand, sought
at highest prices. It you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jane. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID -.— For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to H. Ash. 44 Water St.

 

 

 

 

“’ANTED—Antiques and unusual
things. Furniture. mirrors, chine
dogs, lanterns. etc. Mrs. Milton
Coburn. 55 So. Main St. Phone

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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

 

68

 

ATTRACTIVE—Furnished room in
private family. Centrally located.
‘Referenccs required. H. B. Phone
545-4.

 

CRESCENT TERRACE, S—Nice.
large room, centrally located with
board for man and wife or two
gentlemen. Refined surroundings.
Apply Mrs. Cox-son. same address.

xiv EAST: NORWALK—Lovely fur-
nished room in private house; on

waterfront. Street car passes
' House. Reasonable. References
exchanged. Call 3018.

 

IN EAST NORWALK—Nicely tur-
niched room for one or two gen-
tlemen in private house, two min-
utes from center. Private en-
trance. Reasonable. Phone 2460.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM -—
Suitable for two persons. 5 West
Ave” Phone 1994.

NICELY FURNISHED—Room. rea-
sonable rates, 9 Matt avenue.
Phone 3213 for appointment.

VAN ZAND'I.‘ 8T. 81's‘urnished
rooms with all conveniences by

 

 

 

FOR SALE—18 rt. power, boat.
Been overhauled and in good con-
dition. Engine as well as boat. T. -
Smith, Rowayton Ave.. Rowayton.
Phone 1818- 6. .

Building materials

A WHOLE WAREHOUSE—or °V‘.
erything in building material;
bathroom outfits; sash: doors:
lumber: beautltul motels: mir-
rors; at big savlnxl: Southard
Company, 63 9111 Ave., NLY. C.

FOR SALE—Rocks for foundations
and buildings. 63 E1y.Ave.
so

Filament-tuners

FARLIERS ATTENTION -4 Fertiliz-
er tor gardens. lawn. or fields. 815
_a. ton, F. O. B. Nor-walk 00-.
Belden avenue, Nat-walk. Conn.

Household Goods ‘

FOR SALE CHEAP—One bed one
crib. gas stove. ice box. Inquire
77 Spring St.. after 4 p.111. _ »

 

53

 

 

 

tion. Piano. rugs. kitchen table. day or week. at “my. address. Ii.

ice box. high chair. 2 cribs and Ash.

other things. 'Call 65 Putnam .. ‘

Ave. Rooms [or Wing 69
Boats and Accessories 52 PLEASANT SUITE—0t 2 rooms.

J'ust painted and furnished for
light housekeeping. Gas. heat.
light. Gas and linen furnished.
Reasonable. Adults. Hotel Bristol.
94 Washington St.

MISTATSWBBBNT'
Apartment-enamels . I4

FIVE ROOM-Steam heated apart-
ment with sun parlor. Good real-
dential section. Rental $45.«Tele~
phone 3108 or 1787."

 

 

APARTMENTS—Four, and six
rooms. near center. good location,
newly decorated. References re-
quired‘. Inquire 56 Water St. and
12: Woodward Ave.’ Phone days
413- 3.

 

APARTMENT—Four rooms in the
Keeler bldg. Steam heat and hat
water furnished. All improve-
ments. Inquire at Keeler's shoe
store. Phone 392. .

 

 

0! German invention 8 " ., e
that records w by
flelephoae site"msm '9‘ “r
S . t‘ 1 .t.

FIVE ROOM—Steam heated apart.
meat. All improvements. Gauze
and garden space include. Rental
535. Phone 1737' . .

' the New World Promotion Cam-

 

REAL ESTATE FUR RENT
Apnrtn'ients. Flats

FURNISHED APARTMENT -- Lo-
cated on West Ave.. near High
school. Garage space. Phone 1838
tor information.

74

 

 

ROOM—Apartment. all improve.
ments except heat. Central. Suit-
ablo for boarding or- rooming
house. Inquire N. Framer.
Hantord Place. So. Norwalk.

Ex ROOMS—And bath. All im-
provements. Newly decorated. In—
quire phqne 627-4.

SPRING 8T., 28—4 rooms. all im-
provements. Heat. hot water.
Adults preferred. Also big gar-
den. Apply on premises.

SUMMIT AV‘Er—S rooms
house. all- improvements. Apply
at meat market. M. A. Tenyi.
Connecticut and Taylor Aves.. or
phone 2848.

Business Place {or Rent

BELDEN AVE.. Gil—Store to let.
Suitable for barber shop or deli-
catessen store. Phone 2239. Also
large ice box with sliding doors.

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OFFICES—2 Large oflice rooms in
the heart of the business section
ot'So. Norwalk. Inquire Tar-lav
Bros. Cigar Store. Phone 1581.

 

OFFICE—Consisting of two suites.
3 rooms each. 23 North Main St.
or phone 3197.

 

OFFICE—Consisting of two suites,
3 rooms each. 28 North Main St.
or phone 3191.

 

SPACE—To let for working garage
or storage on Water St. Apply at
Harris d: Gans CO.

TWO STORES—1n new brick build-
ing. centrally located in good bus-
iness section. on Woodward ave-
nue. For information phone :75 .

77

 

 

Houses tor bent

 

HAMILTON AVE.—8 room house.
all improvements. good location.
Phone \Vilton 14-2.

ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
ments. with garage. or four rooms
all improvements, first floor. with
garage. '1' Grand street. Norwrilk.
Inquire phone 1612-3. S. Iiaplin.
177 South Main 81., South Nor—
walk.

SIX ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
ments. Single house. Nice location
on Post road. Apply Mrs. Cari 1-:
Fitzgerald. 18 Ferris Ave.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Houses for Sale

 

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84

 

COTTAGE—4 room cottage, all im-
provoments. near Noroton station.
near bus and trolley. Phone Dar-
icn 252-13. ,

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE—Part iin.
provements. Single house. with
garage. Apply 18 Ferris Ave.
Mrs. Carrie Fitzgerald.

 

 

FOR. SALE—7 room bode. all im-
provements. 5 minutes from Nor-
walk P. 0. $5,500. Small cash pay-
ment. P. O. Box 73. Norwalk.

ON POST ROAD—Eleven room
house, all improvements. Two
baths; two acres of land. two car

arage. Bargain quick sale. D. A.
crnsieln. 205 \Vcstport Ave. Nor-
walk, Conn.

8 ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
ments. garage. large garden. Very
low price to quick buyer. Part
cash. Inquire phone 1798 eve-
nings.

ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
ments. garage, large garden. Very
low price to quick buyer. Part
cash. Inquire phone 1788 eve—

“nings. .

T\V0 FAMILY HOUSE—of ten
rooms with some improvements.
and extra lot with fruit trees. In
Second district. Price 86. 000. Ad-
dress Box 11 clo Sentinel.

TWO FAMILY HOUSE-In South
Norwalk center. Part improve-
ments. A bargain. Also live room

 

 

house on Post road. Just. the
place for garage business or lunch
business. Phone 1688-2. -
Wanted—Res! Estate 80

 

GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE—-
Some improvements. Prefer Third
district. convenient to depot. \Ad-
dress Home. Box 443 Southh or-
walk.

Danbury Church Folks
Honor Local Pastor

The Progressive Club and Auxil-
iary of the New Hope Baptist
Church. Danbury. of which Rev. J.
Edward Harris of Norwalk 1s pas-

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by these dealers individually.

John Street, Near Courtland

 

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION

BRIDGRPORT DEALERS USED CAR EXCHANGE, INC.-
Tfie Bridgeport Dealers Used Car Exchange, Inc, 15 3. Con-
necticut corporation of $100, 000 authorized capital.
supported by 21 reputable dealers. This Eschange will
take over the entire used car business formerly conducted
are selected from the stock now held by these dealers.

LARGEST NUMBER OF .USED CARS EVER OFFERED . '
AT AUCTION IN THIS CITY

, , ———’from———-—
m STOCK or 21 REPUTABLE outings. .
THE CAR YOU WANT AT YOUR OWN PRICE

Don’t Let Anything'Intei-fere With YourrAttending This
GREAT AUCTION SALE.

A Wide Selection of Makes and Models.
"—The List Includes——

Auburn Buick Chandler Dodge Essex

Ford Grant Hupmobile Chevrolet Jewett
Hudson Locomobile Maxwell Nash Oakland . _
Peerless Roamer Studebaker Velie Overland .

-—LIBERAL TIME PAYMENTS——

Sale Starts Promptly at 1 1’. M., Daylight Saving Time
SATURDAY. MAY 3rd
Rain or Shine.

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“ Strict Privacy ” Means —

You can borrow up to $3M on your home furniture
(which remains in your possession), without embarrass-
ing inquiry or interference with your family and business
afiairs. When we guarantee strict privacy,' we mean
that no one need ever know you borrowed.

Your relations with us are confidential from the moment
you make application until your loan is repaid.
We finance the man without bank credit.

Money for any. New!

Beneficial Loan Society

Room 203, Rogers & Stevens Bldg. Phone 3332, Neural]:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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FOR SALE

TEN ROOM HOUSE with every
modern improvement lncluding
2.car garage; located near
trolley, in very nice residential
section of suburbs. Price only
$7,000. ‘ ~

 

TWO FAMILY HOUSE. consist-
ing of 11 rooms. two baths and
two furnaces; nicely located.
39.500. Rents {Fr $35.00 per
month.

Canty 69° CO.
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
Realtors—Insurance

 

 

FOR SALE

6 lots in,very desirable section of.
Third District . . . . . . . . 84.200
New G-room house. all improve'-
ments. with garage. Third Die-
trict. Price . . . . . . $6. 500
hew 6- room house. all improve-
ments. First Distrlct . . . 37. 000
Twoet'amily house on Main street,
First District . . . . . . . . 87.800
3-{amlly house. centrally located,
First District . . . . . . . . 86.000

J. M. 'O’BRIEN

4 80. Main St. Phone 97]

. FOR SALE

Two family house on Fair-field Ave.
(9 rooms) with some improve-
ments. Sale price . . . . . . . . 85. 200

For Particulars

Ask.JOHN T. HAYES
REALESTATE d1 INSURANCE
7 Main St.’ Norwalk

 

 

 

 

tor, held its annual social Tuesday
night at the home of the latter. 156
Main street. Guests of honor were
a delegation from the misslonary so—
cicty of the First Baptist Church of
Greenwich. Impromptu addresses
were made by the presidents of the
two organizations, B. W. Perry of
Danbury. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of
Greenwich. A general discussion or
church and missionary work follow-
ed. after which a collation we; serv-
ed s

The club presented Mr. Harris
with s. birfiday surprise a. leather
portfolio. upon which his name
was engraved. To the progressive
Club. the New Hope Church is in-
debted {or its splendid showing in

paign. which closed April 80.1111.
Church completed Its quota in July,
1923.

 

. ‘ $100 ‘
Railroad and Industrial
_. BONDS .
51/310 7% Interest.

Send for Circular A22 ‘

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USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE

Our entire stock being sold a!
marked reduction in w‘

ALLMAKESGrALLKINDS‘:
Fords, Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands, Overlands, Gray, Studh
baker, Mercer and many
others.
ALSO RECONDITIONED:
HUDSON AND ESSEX
Liberal Terms.
COME IN AT ONCE.

 
 
 

 

 

 

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