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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 14, 1924 · page 27

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AUTOMOTIVE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Automobiles For SI“ "
m 3 USED CARQ—‘
DIZI'cECTIVF—Crlmtnal and demes- 7 "
, investigations. strictly conti- JORDAX‘ 19:3 TOURING, 5 PASS-
denfiu. Employing both male and I
£31121: operators. Stamford P 0 IJORDAX' ”:3 BLUEBOY' ‘ PASS.
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.rnsxxm'x. 19:: noADsrfin. 4
DETECTIVE— Confidential lu‘estl- PASS-
$110135. at any time. any place.
rite Box "D." are Sentinel. CADILLAC ”:1 PHBATON’ 4
- . . PASS.
TEUKED INLRSE—Has a desirable \
, ome for elderly people. invalid; BUICK. 19:1 SEDAN 7 PASS
Bid convalescent: at 166 “’est Li— . '
er St. Bridgeport. Conn. Good HOLMES 19:1 COL-PE ‘ PASS.
care to those “ho come. Phone
Barnum 4osacn1prs-noorlr,1921. 5 PASS
AUTOMOTIVE CHANDLER. 13:0 ROADSTER.
PASS.
Automobile. For Sale 11
‘ \‘AAST BROS.
csDILLAc COUPE—-—a\'cwly painted 7‘
in nice condition. Late model. The ”mums—sen“? Stations. '0

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. Agencies
_ 19:3 For Sale
A. Caté'orles
—.‘.3105 for Hire
and Bicycle.

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Contracting
and Millinery
;‘: 111g. Rooting
Surety Bond.
1113. Store‘s
.giering, Decent-

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$17 5 Call Darieu :35

KISSELL CAR~Sport touring. no
model. In excellent running o::'d(

Newly repainted. good rubber, ex-

tras. Price $650.1’honc G‘...

NEW—FORDS—USED
Buy your Ford now.
Jos. Hollywood. ‘1' \Vcst Ave,

 

Erwin M. J. -
Hams” St.Ln;ix-xil§;-1C2;t "it-- 2* BOSCH MAGNETOS—All makes or
‘13 Magnetoé. Starters. Generators re-
DODGE ROADSTER—1922. Excel- Paired and installed. New Bosch:
lent running order. Sacrifice at Ignition for Fords and all other
8200. For further Palicurlars cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone 3“.
phone Stephen “bod Daricn 132' CARS “ASHE ll—- \'. 11c 'uobi‘ e si-
DODGE TOU RING—$150. 0‘1,“ 111011izi111:.\\;1x {‘i‘OL‘tFS. Georg"
812d scgam Light Six Slutlehaker, Olmstr 1d Roar (11' .‘iulzack-‘mo.
sm .
Dodgeougsd 15.13.. 1:31.? ‘°.“”“8~ F0110 REPAIRING -— by experts
10,105. River StMG 5 :ml Lat- Lite and dead storage for all balm
33-; .' ' aragc. Phcno tcrlcs. Edward J. O‘Brien. 8
DOD Webster St.. So. Norwalk.
GE TOURING—“inter 1.
OD. in . . . ..
gogd running condition Price cos'rRAC'r MACHIM. snor—

and garage. “hiding 31ml cutting.
Service at all hours including Sun-
days. "Go~Gas" and Sunoco motor
oil. Charlie Kolligian. ll Stcamhont
Place. foot of lluviland St. Tel.
915. Nights 2916.

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also scythos.
Charlie Rolli—

tor and delivered:
sickle: and shears.

 

 

 

 

Tel. 2900 and 13534. clan, contract machine shop and
a mirage. lhonc ('13. Night cull
MERCER lOUR—Sportabout sc- 2916. loot of Ilnxil'tnd SL, SO.
T188 5. new paint and in Lxccllcnt Noma1k.1~;
condition. A \CI‘Y attracting pnr- , ‘ , ‘
chase The Emu“ \l. Jennings OllltlI-“N GARAGE-“Cars washed
C0 “10-- ~7 Harrison St. UN. on short notice. Phone 2832.
OLDSMOBILE FOUR—Sedan. A BUSINESS SERVICE

nice light sedan at
esting price.
nings Co.. Inc..
Bridgeport.

2?

a. very intcr-
The Erwin M. .‘icn-
Harrison 51..

 

Business services ()l‘lcrcd ls

 

AUCTIONEEIL
Joscph A. Angione

 

STUDEBAKER-Light Six tourin

Tel. 2168-12 Norwalk

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' Paint bright and mechanical con— Mming, Truck-1111:. {storage -a
dition good. Priced to soil at

once. The Erwin M. Jcnnlnga Co.. NAGY BROS—Storage. Local and

11112.. :7 Harrison St.. Bridgeport. long distance trucking of all kinds.

Piano hoistmg. Special vans for

STUTZ FOUR—Coupe. like tit-w, at moving purposes. 6 ton Mach

:1 great sacrifice.

The Erwin M.

dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.3.1 Pressing lrnnings Co Inc ”7 I-lar-ison do ' ‘
. ‘ " '1 " ‘ ylime. 304-14 nights.
“syncs: Seer Sh, Bridgeport.
‘ VALLERI 3'8 EXPRESS —- Daily
. ~ 5 service between Norwalk and
1.1—;553’61.“ LSED CAR Danbury. Also local truckinl.
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1—13.16 1920 cwDLEn ROADSTER, 4 2‘9???) z‘:g:";‘§:g ff? “1““
' 913.3 Fem]. ' I-- - a 3 .....
" ..vasscrs. Agent- PASS' Tree Specialists 281%
1nted—Female
ted—Male 1923 JORDAN TOURING, 5 PASS. Tree S’pccialist
Trcn “'ork Conn. License
“minim. 19:3 smnzsnfih COUPE. 4 Ix'urscr)‘ Stork x1). 2r.
2: M n PASS. Pour.” Spraying
“_ ° 3“" , 2'1. 11. 1{r21,1..\'1-;11
L5”°" 19:2 FRANKLIN ROADSTER, ‘4 phone 334.; 7 arm-n sze.
PASS.
Repairing and Refinishing 29
1921 BUICK SEDAA' 7 P ' AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: re—up-
, . - holste‘ring of closed cars. Reason-
IDZlPAEg‘DILLAC PHAETOK' 4 able prices: best service. A. Mair.
- h ' corner \Voodward Avon, Grove 81..
313:9;- pet. 1931 CADILLAC TOURING. 7 South Norwalk. Phone 423.
”3:1” PAS“ HIGH CLASS—~Shoo repairing. Only
mp , _ ,, ,
' .. - the bestlcntncr used. All you:
e Stock 13.1 HOLMES COLPE' 4 PASS' guaranteed. Qualityfi and low
a - ‘- prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
1' Sale 19"" SCEéé’PS BOOTH TOLRID‘G' City Hall Shoo Repairing (70.. 21
Lxchange 5 P ' ' North Main St. (opp. City Hall).
_‘:::°n“ VMST BROS- UPHOLSTERING—‘And ca binm ma-
‘ , king. Pictures and mirrors
Office Equip— CADILLAC; JORDAN’ HLPMOBILE framed. High' grade work. A
' t . A . P d m DEALERS Bergstrom, New 1. O. 0. F. Build
3:: Cary re 11 in . So.~i\‘orwalk.
- .-. Fertilizers SHOWROOM ‘3
--...—.:3 =0 Hal SHOE {EPAIRING—First class
: 1 Good: WEST AVE.. 14'0me work. “Whiteoak” guaranteed lost-

 

T when Diamonds

TEL. 72 s.
ssnvxcs STATION.

CHESTNUT ST.. 80. NORWALK.
TEL. 1366.

ther used. High grade work. Satis—
faction guaranteed. Mike Ruhino.

 

 

 

 

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p in Town

.s’ o? lTonfi! 7
FOP. RENT—

- . Flats

» ‘ ' 7:; Paces for Rent

.1 Land For Rent
,-r Rent

“1 Desk Room
Mountain—Eb:

 

 

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‘—'1'o Rent
—To Rent

1-1924 CHEVROLET—Coupe.
most new, spare tire. lock wheel,
bumper. mirror. Cost $772 a few

1_ 19-13 BmcK—Roadster.

14 WEST AVE.

USED CARS—-

1

*weeks agr
condition. extras. Price 8550.

p, n. GREGORY

Al-

Excellent

NORWALK

2:) Railroad A1'e.. So. Norwaik.
EMPLOYMENT
369,}th Oil—Female 32
LADIES—4n this locality to em-
hroirlrr linens for us at home
during their icisuro nonmnnts.
\Vrito at once. “i"ASFllCiN l-ZAI-

BROIDERIES," 1122. Lima, Ohio.
NURSE GIRL—To can: for small
child. Apply 4 Frankln St.

 

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TVOMAN—To do cleaning by the»
’riay. Phone. 2974.
Help Wanted—Male 33
BOY—For Drug Store. Must be
sixteen or over. Stillson Powell
Corn. So. Norwnlk.
BROOMFIXERfiExperienced. for

section of Crompton 8:. Knowles
broad sill: looms. Steady position
and good 1135* to right party. Ap-

 

.. - 1. -FOR SALE—-
‘ Real Estate
Property For 81.
3‘d Land For 8H.
1' ‘? Sale

 
 
 
 
 
 

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ETISERS

893! 31011qu PHONE 3

USED CARS—-
OAKLAND SEDAIY, $300. .
PAIGE 5 C111. TOURING, 3175.
FORD SEDAN, use.-

use rates, 5125.
13mm SEDAN. 1923. 3700.
OVERLAND TOURING, 13:2.

575.

sigorur BROS.

's'rAR AND DURANT DEALERS:

201 WASHINGTON STREET.

474.

ply by Letter. giving experience
and references. to The Pearl Silk
Company, Quincy St, NOl‘\\'_l‘tli{.
Conn.

EXPERIENCED MAN — Wanted
to assist shopmaker. Inquire at
Central Shoe Repairing Co. 33
Washington St. So. Nor-11:321.:
Conn.

EXPERIENCED—Used. car sales-
man to sell. used Ford pleasure
and commercial cars. Salary and
commission. Apply :5!ng 7 “lost
Ave. Norwalk.

SODA. FOUNTAIN CLERK—“fant—
ed at once at Liggct's Drug Store,
Washington St. Apply in person.

YOUNG MAN—To Act as clerk in
store. ‘Must have good referenms.
State Salary. Phone “”0

4 .

LA‘VN th\\'El‘\S GROUND—Called.

 

 

 

,1 .. ....-.. MW

wishes.

1131c not been able to

‘1 ham it made up specia

And after that—to

e\ or} thing you want i

The A- B- C Classified

 

station of everything f

The A-B-O O

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A Wish-Filling Station

_ You may go to different stores and find tho
means of meeting n10st Of your

Then—1‘11 case you still want something )ou

l a manufacturer a machinist or a ca1pcntcr and

lange 01‘ human wants—«there are such men as
rbcal estate agents, insurance agents, brokers,
public accountants, and so 011..»

You can get anything you want~pmvided.
' 3011 keep going long enough.
There s oniv one place where you can ge.

l tolls you instantly where to get. both the usual
and the unusual things which
livcs of almost every Ohio;

Road it and hccd it daily!

Always the Same—In lorries
Always Difi'orent—In Opportunity

needs and

obtain—you may go to

lly for you.

satisfy the complete

But—«-

Section of the Sentinel

enter into that
It’s a wish—filling

o everybody.

laslifled Ads

 

 

 

 

 

 

EMPLOYMENT

mnomnisn

 

Ilclp—dlnlc, Female 34-

 

A .\'15\\' MlLL—-Stz11'ting in Norwalk
to Mignon in manufacture of
broad sill; is now rr'uvly to receive
applicants (111' positions 115: weav-

winders. ctc. Apply by Latter

giving t'XIlPl‘lt‘nt‘l‘, plum where

411111120)" Ii ntni l('ll£lll of Sf‘l‘l'lL‘",

to Pour! Silk L70, Quincy St” Nor—

walk.

4‘ 1‘5.

Situations “noun—Aisle 37

 

CIIAUll‘lilJR—Mcchnnic. wants a
position with private family. Ex-
cellent rct‘crcnccs. Seven years

 

 

with last family. ‘Nlllinm Davis.

Box 197. Splingdalr. Tel. 157-14.
INSTRUCTION _
Private Instruction 45

 

class or indlvldn-
and high crime!
for examin-
Smuucl

'l‘l"l‘(llllf\'Gv—Allv
ally. Elcrnrnlnry
suhlccts. l’rcpnrntinn
mion for summvr work.

 

 

 

 

DABY CHICKS——
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
chhorns, Reds, B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. “O ‘1' honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers, VVai‘ingford.

 

lll'SKY L‘AHY CHICKS —- Barred
Rooks, rwrlsz. Leghorns. Also
some fine Airedale puppies and
53113111: canarics . Chickens. “fes-
ton Lixc Poultry. 32 Main St"
Phone 433.

 

Wanted—Live stock 50

 

NOTICE:
kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. \Vizl exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.

 

.3 -
MERCHANDIII
Articles For Sale

 

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L'Si-JD HUGS—window shades. chairs
piano, sliding bed couch. beds. pil-
lows. crib, high chair. table, 3
burner gas store, oil burner for

i knchensztnger (,lalkevenii'rgSrMC?

Grain, 65 Pulnam avenue.

 

 

\VEBER ['PRIGHT PIANO-Good
Condition, reasonable. Phone 3995,

 

lVANTED TO BUY—Alllr

FURNITURE—Secondhand. bought
at highest prices. It you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will elso
pay high prices. can or. write
ll. Jatte. 87 Fort
Phone 499.

‘ ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms “’ithout Board 68

FI’RNISHEI) ROOM—In private
family. All improvements."Break-
fast. if dosirr'd. Centrally located.
8 l‘utnnm Arc. cast of “'cst Aye.

 

 

 

VAN ZAND'L’ ST. h- arurnlshed
rooms with all conveniences by
clan or week. at above address. H.
Ash.

 

VAN ZANDT ST. 3~l¢ast Norwalk.
A large furnished front room
with twin beds. Suitable for two
gentlcmcn. Apply above address.

REAL ESTATE FOR KENT

 

 

 

 

 

.l, (l‘x’l-il. 'l‘el. SID “'ns-tpot't. .

Apartments And Fists 74

LIVE STOCK lArAn'rMEx-T—rour rooms in the

‘ : Keolrr mug. Steam heat and hot

Poultry and Supplies 4‘ water furnished. All i1npro1c~

L‘ABY CllIX—-S‘J3 per hundred, two 3:22:5' Inquire at. healers Shoe
\vr'oks Old $33 pcr humlrcd. Bred ‘ '

to 1211' sio'r‘n'. Hatches weekl-V- APARTMENT-71 rooms will}: all

hand Rocks. R. I. lleds and S. C. -improvpm0ms; rear ot’xStephcn

\V. lcghorns. “’0 will also book Nnvak‘s house; inquire tephcn

:1 limited number of orders for 2 NOV-alt, 153 So. Main St, or phone
months 011) pullcts for June lst. '18:]-

D9livcrml. l-lcrcritl‘s Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 439. Al’AHTMl-INT—- 7 room. heal. (l

apartment. All improvements. 1n-

quire H. Krieger CO. 1’

 

APARTMENTS—Four. five and six
room apartments. all improve-
ments. newly tie-,orstcd. Refer-
rnces required. Good location. In-
quire 12: \‘lr'oodwsrd Ave., or 56
Water St. Phone 473—3.

CHARLES R. ST..
improvements.
3543.

 

15—4 rooms. all
Garaga. Phone

 

F—v .

EAST AVE, 265-4 rooms, upper
half of two family house. Rent
$25 per month. Inquire Commer-
cial Hotel. Railroad Ave. or

phone 1582.

ELMWOOD AVE.. S—New 5 room
apartment. all modern improve-
ments. Nico residential section.
Phone 130.

FOR RENT—5 rooms. all improve-
ments, also new two family house
for sale. 8 rooms, all improve-
ments. Also 6 family house. all
improvements. without heat. In-
quire 43 Woodward Ave.

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GRAND ST..' 7—Norwalk.‘ Four

.7 roomspiaif improvemnli’. 11ft "7

Inquire S.
So. Nor-

floor: with garage.
Kapiin. 177 So. Main St..
walk. Phone 1612-3.

SO. NIAIN ST.. 93—3 rooms. Adults

 

 

 

Fuel, Feed, retainers

 

LOAN—Highest quality for sale at
$2.75 per yard. Also building
stone. Further particulars by
phoning John Knapp. Wilton 63-2

Seeds. Plants. Flows 53

ROSE BUSHEs—Two years old.
$3.75 per (102.. postpaid. insured
delivery. Francis Scott Key. Ophe-
lia, America. \Vhito ‘ Killarney,
Premier. Annie Laurie. Columbia.
Madam Butterfly Crusader. Bloom.
from these bushes won first prize

 

 

on

New York City. 1 ..., 1923. FirSt
again 1924. Hardy Chrysanthe-
mum plants. all colors, 51.: ‘5 per
doz.. postpaid. Order now for
planting time. Honorable treat-
ment guaranteed. Reynolds Farms
Scribner avenue. South Norwalk..
Conn... Phone Nor-wank 235;. '

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Situations Wanted—Female 36

 

 

 

'z: 3;. c » motor
1 3°“ ”W cm smffififi‘mlym de- YOUNG LADY—‘Would like posi-
. .ed prompt}! 0' t (40) to!!! W cent. tion as salesiady. Has two years’
r5: “new” with v . o W car 01; the experience. Call 212.: Can fur-
:zon ring in View ); iifiuhisnfz a 8004 m dclu- 1 nish regemnces,_
'- .deiir§§§°§’§.°w;’ My used‘ arJ-‘Emmm” N30: CUTTER FOREBIAN-Jl'arkcr on
2:;5~ "Isrount his w my, W at shirts. boys’ blouses. full charge '
e~~~,:- , , pm. I351- of small manufacturing plant in
ation of all.” Stamford. Steady work. advance-
5

 
 
 
 

W new.

we!!!
gum-'mm

meat. State salty. experience and
women. To insure attention, in-
x it. 9.3011012. Nomi]:

 

 

Eonscnom Goons » 39

and two chairs. $15: .
table. marble top, 85'. also terse
easy chair. $8. All in good eon-
dilion. Mrs. R. F. Way, 118 East
Ave. Phone 1814.

at the International Flower Sir-ow. '

FURNITURE—Black walnut .103 :
mahogany .

17 North avenue.
. 'only. Inquire of E. Gorham Co..
Boats and Accessories 52 or R. Joselovsky.

MOTOR BOAT—~21x5 1-2 ft. 5 HP. spnrxc} 5—1:, 23—3 large rooms and
‘2. cylinder Palmer engine. Inquire bath. all improvements_ Adults
21 Bell avenue. only. Electric its ts and‘ gas,

56 space for garden.

 

Busineshaos-Forflen: 75

OFFICES—3 Largo oflice rooms in
the heart of the business section
of So. Norwalk. Inquire Tarlov'
Bros. Cigar Store. Phone 1681.

ON WEST AVE—Store for rent.
heated. Apply James Donaldson,
49 West Ave, Norwalk.

WATER ST.. 50-58—80. Norwsik.
Lott. suitable for factory pur-
poses. Inquire Justine Grifit‘h.
agent. Phone 3521.

 

 

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REAL ESTATE .1" UR RENT

CLASSIFIED DISPLLY

 

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Houses For-‘Ble 8'1
BUNGALOW’Sv—Four' of the most
beautiful Bungalows in Norwalk

that will suit, the most fastidious;
with all modern improvements, at
prices lowcr than they can he
built for now. In desirable soc-
iions. ‘Near trolleys. At prices
from 58.1300 to $10,000. 1—? cash.
or terms arranged. Iiandsomely
landscaped. Good places are
scarce. These places have not
« been handled hy agents bcforc.
Home or them will double in value
in a short time. This will not ap-
pear again. Cut it out There 310
only 4 Take spur pick quickiv.
I dont tell people “here places
are (new the phone. Gladly show
them to those interested. "No
Brokers." These places are in
perfect repair. Ben T. Nash.
P. O. Box 414.

 

HOUSE—0 rooms. large ham. 8
lots. on very easy terms. House-—
5 rooms. all improvements. two
large lots. Inquire F. ‘Viicck. 37
Clinton Ave, So. Norwslk. Phone
2163-5. ‘

\Vnntctl—nuu fist-la 89

GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE—

Some improvements. Prater Third

district. convenient to depot. Ad-

dress Home. Box 443 South Nor-
walk.

W'ANTED — A moderately priced
house (or summer months. “'11s:
Ave. of vicinity preferred. H. H.
VaiL 2317 Courtelypu road, Brook-
lyn. New York.

CLASSIFIH) DISPLAY

 

 

 

affairs.

E
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Open 9 to 5.30

mmmmmr Beneficial
, Loans ,

w

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“ Strict Privacy ” Means -—
You can borrow up to $300 on your home furniture
(which remains in your possession), without embarrass-
ing inquiry or interference With your family and busxncss
\Vhen 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 15 repaid.
Me finance the man wi thout bank credit.

Money for elny flood

Beneficial Loan society

M Room 203, Rogers & Stevens Bldg. Phone 8332, Nor-walk

 
 

{Saturdays 9 m I

 

 

BUY BONDS NOW
BECAUSE-4

L‘xpt-ricncc shows declining

interest rates mean higher

prices in the ncar fntnrc.
ASK FOR LIST M.

Young & Company

1Nurtsrauzxrs-MORTGAGus

Roodner Bldg, 63 Wall St.

NORWALK, CONN. »
Phone 2703

 

 

 

 

 

When thallium Full

orwh en the/stood

. FOR SALE

6 lots in very desirable section ct
Third District ........ $4,200
New G-room house. all improve-
ments, with garage. Third Dis—

trict. Price .......... $6,500
New 6-room house. all improve-
ments. First District . . . $7,000

Two-family house on Main street.

First District ........ $7.800
3-family house, centrally located.
First District ........ $6,080

J. M. O’BRIEN

4 80. Main St. Phone 9‘1"!

 

 

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pciys e dam ages?
"your car is not insured

on do-
1.1111: ~ Wests
J. M. Layton
& Co., Inc.
---Realtors---

‘ Insurance That Insures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.

 

 

USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our entire stock being sold at
.marked reduction in price.

ALL MAKES & ALL KINDS

ALSO RECOVDH‘IOXED
HUDSON AND ESS 13x

 

 

The
Erwin M. Jennings CO.,
Inc.

27 Harrison St. Bridgeport

9

FOR SALE

TWO FAMILY HOUSE—South
Norwalk. located in very good
section with 100 ft. lot price
$6,000: with 50 ft. lot price
$5,300. Act quickly.

 

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ho—O
ONE FAMILY“- HOUSE—Every
modern improvement. located
JnigoorL. residentiak section?
Prico 37.500. Terms arranged.

Canty €61” Co.

17 80. Main St. Phone 830
v Realtors-«Insurance

 

 

.-— L O A M --
Three different grades.
Gravel and Sand and Build-
ing‘Stono.

NAGY BROS.

100 Connecticut; Avenue
—-—Phone 318—

 

 

REAL norm 1'03 SALE
‘ Farms and Land M Sale 88

PRODUCTIVE—m acre farm, state
road, buildings. elevation. Might

 

 

exchange {or Not-walk home. D.
8. Hull, Havllmd Block.
Houses For acre 86

 

BUNGALOW -— A new five-room
bungalow: with bath. large lot.
Very easy terms if desired».
ouire‘ 4: Glenwood Ave.

FOR SALE—r room muse. sll im-
provements. 5 minutes from New

 

 

 

 

 

 

walk P. 0. 85,500. 8111111 deih W'-
moot. P. 0. Box ’

 

GENERAL INSURANCE
" WILLIAM F. HOYT
& SON

REAL ESTA
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 435

 

 

 

In- .

 

‘ Two; unity,house on Falrtleld Ave.

FOR SALE

 

 

ta. allowed Connecticut 101'
zcns Milnur)’
litald during August at Camp Dexetls‘.
Muss.
comments the

vigor and moral oxccllence.
unclcrslztmlmz '
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terans of 1?

THE CITIZENS '111313'ING CABIP.

It is sllrprising that. the full quo-

'l'r11ining (3.111111 to he

is not nirczuly completed.
Hartford ilourant

The opporltznit - tor young mtn to

31 curt a training that “ill not only

make them mole Valuable citizens.
but which 1111] develop tilt-111 physi-
cally and mentally. is one that
should not he died-:gardrri. As we
have pointed out, the young men
who attend cuter into no obliga-
tions which would bind them‘ to do.
military sonic-c. Tiny will how: a
month in t c opcn air where they
will be fed, instructed in the basic
principles Cfovari"!!! re
the value of S“il-l‘-,‘ll(ll"..’t‘
encc.

l‘rcsidcnt (.‘cnizzlgc.

boy was at the l'mv-ns Camp l::st~
summrr, said rccr-nlsgv:—-— _

TllQSC (‘zunps :11e on ttssrrztinl in:
the plan of 1 ‘ '1‘??on

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Fords. Dodges. Buicks, Oak- promote our ii to in :me res—
lands, Overlands, Gray, Stude- ”9;" “it “1.0? “ "{“ULS "7 a “"3”
. or 1:11:01 sot-l1.“ :2 on 1; mm
baker’ LIGI'CS!‘ and many helped to illusion! health. men 1
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Liberal Terms. ouzm p {,5 m .
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COBIE IN AT OXCE- national (in: en, rt‘frrrrcd to 2129' ‘m—

to the service as 131.:

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SHE BLAMES FATfiElz-I‘N‘LAW FOR Loss
or FRIEND HUSBAND, sues FOR $109,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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\Vorld \K’ar wno have:
continuod to devote :henmcivc-s \ol—g

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crs of the forces we should en‘
in case of “at, and adds that
successoxs are being prot idcd M
the youth of the country th
the summer training camps ‘1‘
through the rescue officers' tnflg“
units established in many of '
schools 8111 colleges where 1155.0.
s'uucnts die cmolled this year.
the training camps he said: —
During the past summer I devoid.
mv time to an inspcction 0! on:
training camps and iotmd that ta
country generally is coming to Ig-
it: 6 their incstimahle value. not on
as a means of defonsixe prepnxitlofiigz
hut cspccinlh as a binding I
which stumps upon the \on
mind a corn option of unselfish m

 

 

 

ice to country. Parents when.
sons have taken the course are 3Q
loss cnthusiastic than the young,

men themscixcs. Employers has.
commented upon the industrial hens“:
rfits derived through the attend-luv
of their emplo: ccs at these summefi
schools. '

l‘h1 sicians hate remarked taped
the pinsical improxcmcnt WM,
results {mm the out— door life and
the cxmcise. l: ducntors have con"
intended the lllfl‘lfil discipline of Chi
camps and their training in cheerflfi
tenth-work as hrncticiol prem
tion for school and college. Th“
pr‘rsonal inspections have brought
the dctinite comicrirm to my mind
tllut the summer camps have boo
come. a national institution whlcfi
must endure in scum form or other;
I 1'c-"'1r(i them as the most wonder;
{ul school “’1: llfllt’: for 1 c developi
li€llt cf the lien! 111111.15 require"
to: good Cl izcnship.

“a cannot lllga too strong anti
1!!" consideration of young met: Wh‘
urn eligiille the anuo of this train-

inc: and that. if possible, thcl' should
makn application for enrollulcnt
while there is still time. .4.

 

 

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[N THE DERBY

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l=-;;.~*' 1\\'-11:_\'.'1rc c‘irf‘clo'l to start in
tho Dc rl _\' Saturday. The largo
"'.‘r1, 3., arm-1'1 1.1.1111 :1 351100 gold
in. to say no ' of the honor."
l :1“r:\r:r man)" 0‘. 1‘: of cliglble‘
'I'H- two 3 t :1 115.11 and a quarter.

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thonmnd.
. year.
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