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average words to the
will be received by
;: paid at office within
:21 {he first day 0! 13’,
allowed.
fie Agencies
1.65 For Sale
Autos for Biro
Ies and Bicycles
——A‘.ltox.uotivo
ERVICE—
vorvices Offered
and Contracting
numbing. Rooting
. and Surety Bonds
Storage
.~:.al Sefiicel
finishing
a; and Pressing
_;—-Business Service
lyLO '1 I". EXT——
. » ' .‘; Inch! Agencies
cad—Female
'—. Wanted—Male
e and Female
Canvaflem Agents
rs Wanted—Fellini.
. = Wanted—Male
other Pets
‘ .119. Vehicles
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G: For Rent
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ciao—To Rent
55 Places for Rent
5 and Land For Rent
.rE-an—To Rent
1 Supplies
ine Stock
:5; :- snd Exchange
Accesssoriel
and omce Equip-
and Dairy Products
‘ Fertilizer-
7'5ings to Eat
Watches. Diamonds
.-_v and Tools
.11 Merchandise
- Equipment
Plants. Flower.
the Stores
With Board
Without Board
for Housekeping
Board
Room
M contain-For
"ATE FOR SALE—
"5 in Real Estate
ss Property For 8310'
.. and Land For Sale
Decorat-
Ql [CK SERVICE
restricted to their
fxcatlon and to the reg—
_e ;cl' lino for'consecutive
rusemtnt taken (or lei
‘11:er three or six m.
:f-are expiration will
d for the number of
aflpcarcd and adjust-
“1e rate earned.
- or its public
CREDIT
to those
accommodation and
service.
TINEL allows
CLASSIFIED ..
ADVERTISERS ‘
2e are telephone subscribe!
to one 0: first insertion with
‘5 exoecranon that. in view
" the CGurtesy extended. the! '
he continuation or this new
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" be paid before the seven-
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detendent or. the em '1
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FORD rm:
a.
by the push In
Ofllel- ot Katine. *'
Loini‘rfstc. Sconeld of Norwalk. v
N“watt-ester Warren. formerly of
state of Conuedicul.’ F
County. Superior Court, ss 1:33:22:
poi}. Mayhlslh, A. D. 1924. ‘ -
pon t e complaint or the said
Sarah C. Sconeld. praying, Ior rea—
sons therein set forth, twenty-live
hundred (2.600) dollars, returnable
igaiil‘iielfucpcrior Court in and {or
e — oun . '
of June; 1924. ty on the first Tuesday
It appearing to and hem f '
the subscribing authority 1:53;:
Streeter \Varren, the said defendant
is absent from this State and gone
to parts unknown to the plaintlit.
that the last known post oflice ad-
dress of said defendant. was Straw-
berry Hlll Ave.. East Norwalk. Conn.
Therefore Ordered, that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
EveningSentinel, a. neWspaper print—
ed in said town of Norwalk three
times successively. commencing on
or before the 20111 day of May. A. D-
12324.
FRANK P. MUNICH.
Ass't. Clerk of the Superior Court
for Fairficld County.
AIndication for License to Conduct a
Public Plsce o! Amusement. in
an Amusement Park.
The undersigned has made appli-
cation to the Superintendent of State
Police under the provisions of Chap-
itcr 85. Public Acts of 1919. for ll-
‘censes to manage places of public
amusement in an amusement park
DAILY (INCLUDING SUNDAY) lo-
cated at ROTON POINT PARK.
town or NORIVALK.
DESCRIPTION.
DANCING PAVILION. DANCING.
COASTER 0R SCENIC RAIL-
YVAY—Ride consisting of two curves
electrically driven to head of first
incline, then gravity. Safety brakes,
on structure.
“'HIP—Flat ride with
tachcd to arms. Cars travel on clip-
tical steel platform. Operated by
electric motor.
CAROL‘SEL or MERRY GO
ROUND—A revolving platform with
artificial horses on same.
GORGE SCENIC “'ATER RIDE CO.,
‘ Neville Bayley, Pres.
_ Applicant.
Any objection to the granting of
the above referred to licenses may
be made to the State Police Depart-
ment. Hartford. 171 Capitol avenue
and a. public hearing will be held on
“’ednesday the 2lst of May, 1924 at
ten o'clock standard time.
cars at-
Applicstion for License to Conduct a
Public Place of Amusement in
an Amusement Park.
The undersigned has made appli-
cation to the Superintendent at
State Police under the provisions of
Chapter 85. Public Acts of 1919. for
a license to manage a. place of pub-
lic amusement in an amusement
park DAILY (INCLUDING SUN-
DAY) located at ROTON POINT
PARK. town of NORWALK, Conn.
Description of Amusement. AIR-
PLANE SW‘ING—n tower having ex-
tended arms with cars swung on
steel cables. . 1
LOCATION OF‘ AMUSEMENT-—
South edge of athletic field.
Dated at New York this 28th day
of April. 1924.
ARTISTIC AIRPLANE SWING
CORR. Applicant.
William Goldstein‘. Sec'y.
Any objection to the granting of
the above referred to license may be
made to the State Police Depart-
ment, Hartford. and a. public hear-
ing will be held'nt 171 Capitol ave-
nue. Hartford, Conn., on the fllst
day of May. 1924.
moummnus
Personals '1
DETECTIVE—Criminal and domes-
tic investigations. strictly cond-
dentisl. Employing both male and
female operators. Stamford P. O.
Box 847. Q
DETECTIVE— Confidential Investi-
gallons. at any time. any place.
Writs Box ".D.’I tare Sentinel.
GOLD \V‘RIS’I‘ WATCH—Octagon
shape. lost in vicinity of Rialto
Theater. Suitable reward. Phone
1924-13.
NOTICE—My wife having left my
bed and board I fully serve no-
tice that I will in no wise bu res-
ponsible for her. John M. Larkin.
Westporters please note.
Strnyefl, 1105!. You“! 10
LOST—Bank book. No. 256. Finder
kindly return to bank as payment
has been stopped-
LOST—Monday afternoon,' so. 'Nor-i
walk. silver log chain wrist watch.
(Reward) 55 Wall St. Phone
\ 1538 Peck.
LOST—Pocketbook containing glass-
two keys and Legion card with
name on: also three Lodge books.
small sum of money. Finder re-r
turn to Sentinel Office.
es,
CST—Travelers check book' con-
L taining : ten dollars travellers
Finder
checks. also other money.
Kindly return to Sentinel office
and receive reward.
No.
ST—Whito Bull Terrier. Reg.
L371“. One out inclined to droop.
Phone 983-5 Norwalk- »
_ AUTOKOIIVE
swan-mm
* ' dition.
.SEDAN-e-In.good con Y
F331]:- rossOnable. Write 130: ho. ;
'E. c. clo same"
F0 3]) COUPE—Cheap to uni
buyer. Moo ly 3°°d' A?
ply-'30: No. 11.“7l° Sentinel.
URING cam—In osccllent
FORD: To order; - Willy.
W‘ . , . lore , phone
{15139231 16,“ 'Wiiton :Ave—
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DELIVERYeGOOd
.for‘ M Met." Price, right.
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iummobua m Sale in
Form {ROADSTER-sso. Phone '
3900:
l 7 NEW—Fonns—usnn
Buy your Ford now.
‘ dos. Hollywood. 7 West Ave.,
l Tel. 2900 and 1359-4.
NASH 4 PAS—Coupe. 1923. Driven
12.00 miles. Nev car warrants.
Priced low. S. L. Benedict, Nash
l distributor.
I .
.\.\SH, 5 PASS. —- Touring.,1923.
Drvien 8,000 miles. New car
warrants. Priced right. \ S. ”L.
Benedict, Nash distributor.
USED CARS—
JORDAN. 1923 'roumxc. s PASS.
JORDAN ROADSTEII. 2 PAS. 19::
FRANKLYN. 1 9 2 2
PASS.
ROADSTER, 4
BUICK. 1921 SEDAN, 7 PASS.
HOLEIES, 1921 COUPE, 4 PASS.
SCRIPPS’-BOOTH. 1921. 5 PASS.
CHANDLER,
PASS.
1 92 0 ROADSTER. 4
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC, JORDAN. HUPMOBILE
DEALERS.
SHOWROOM
WEST AVE., NORWALE.
TEL. 726.
SERVICE STATION.
CHESTNUT ST.. SO. NORWALK.
TEL. 11166.
USED CARS—Don't be a motor
maniac. Save that first year de-
preciation of (40) for‘y per cent.
by buynlg a good used car of the
Motor Exchange. Largest exclu-
sively used car dealers in Nor-
walk. Terms. 52 Commerce St..
phone 3261.
Garages—Autos for Hire 1-;
TWO GARAGES—ZG Elizabeth St.
33 Elmwood Ave. Apply George
Cunco. \Vasliington St.
a”? V
88 A on Ne:
Sentinel.
ready profits !
tunily in the A-B~
. V ‘ .7 A “Handy Cl§88ifying And
l Alphabetical Listing ,
Those two thingsysre what assure you of.
luick—as-avflash finding when you seek. oppor-
C Classified Section of the
This section is like a department store in
that different kinds of offers are brought to‘
gether and presented. in distinct groups. You
.don’t have to bother to wander through the. ,.
“Household Goods” offers when you are look. '
ing for a used car bargain.
And its alphabetical arrangement is as per—
fect as the dictionary.
decision to buy a Ford, you don’t have to bother
to wade through a large number of offers to .
see which ones relate to Fords.
dcr ‘ ‘F”—-and it’s as easy as A-B-G to find “F."
This is the principle of service which has
guided thc' building of the
Classified Section.
Take daily advantage of this handy classiv
fying and alphabetical
The A.” Med Ad!
Always the Same—In Isl-vice ‘
Always Blimp-In Opium-tug
If you have— reached 0
They’re all im-
Sentincl’s A-B-C
listing and reap the
/
murmurs“
Help Wanted—Female
machiuc operator.
South Norwalk.
and salary desired. to Box
care Scnllncl. ‘
GENERAL
small lumily. Good
laundry. good wugcs.
cook
..l
EXPERIENCED—,— Powcr punChlnBlFOR SALEL—Psir of good 1.300 lb.
Position locat- ,
ed Within commuting distance oil
Apply by letter.
stating age. education. experience
1'12.
I'IOL'SEVVORKER—fol‘
,no
Call 2759.
Repairing—Service Stations. I0
ATTENTION BIOTORISTS— _
CARS “’ASHED, OILED AND
G REASED.
CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIV-
ERED.
QUICK DEPENDABLE SERVICE.
LIOTOR SALES & RENTALS.
4 1-2 DAY ST. PHONE 363
BOSCH MAGNETOS—All makes or
Magnetos, Starters. Generators is-
paired and installed. New Bosch
Ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 119 80. Main St. Phone us.
CARS YVASI-IEDfi—Automobilc sl—
monlziug. “'ax process. George
Olmstcad. Rear of Mahackcmo.
FORD REPAIRING -— by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien, 8
Webster SL. So. Norwalk.-
CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP-
and garage. W’elding and cutting.
Service at all hours including Sun-
days. "Go-Gas" and Sunoco motor
oil. Charlie Kolliglan. 3 Steamboat
Place, foot of Havilarld St. Tel.
915. Nights 2916.
LAWN" MOWERS GROUND—Called
tor and delivered; also scythes,
sickles and shears. Charlie Kalli-
gisn, contract machine shop and
garage. Phone 915. Night call
2916. Foot of Haviland Sb. So.
Norwalk.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832. .
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Offered
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Angione
18
Tel. 2163-12 Norwalk
lilovlng, Trucking. Storage 25
NAGY BROS—Storage. Local and
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 sud
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Norwalk omco trolley exp. Phone
676-3. Dsnbury omes 122.
Tree Specialists 283
Tree Specialist
Tree Work Conn. License
Nursery Stock No. 26
Power Spraying
‘Vritc box 100 Clo Sentinel.
HOLISEKEEPEK—lur small family.
KITCHEN )IAID—To go to Shemeld
In"! STOCK .
Horses. Cattle, Vehicles ‘8
work horses. suitable for all kinds
of work. Apply Harris «6: Guns.
\Valcr St.
Poultry and Suppuu 4’
BABY CHIX—s28 per hundred. two
weeks old 382 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
Bared Rocks. R. 1. Beds and S. C.
\V. leghorns. We will also book
a. limited number of orders for 2
months old pullets for June 1st.
Delivered. Herald's Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 439.
011116 >
Rooms Wilbur; Bond 08
VAN ZAND'I‘ ST. B—Jsast Nor-walk.
A large ‘ furnished front room
‘ with/twin bed}. Suitable for. two
gentlemen. Apply above address.
Boom-roomy oepmg so
.MEADOW ST. Idaho furnished
rooms tor light housekeeping.
Every convenience, Adults 'only.
PLEASANT SUITE—2 rooms neatly
' furnished for light housekeeping.
Gas. heat. light and linen fur-
nished. Reasonable. Adults. Ret-
crences. Hotel Bristol. 94 Wash-
ington St. '
”AL 38111! ransom
Am and Flats
APARTMENT—2. room apartment
furnished. all improvements, new-
ly decorated, suitable for light
housekeeping. 32 Flu: Hill road;
near Congregational church. Al-
so one single furnished room.
APARTMENT—Five room; steam
heated‘spartment with all im-
provements. Garage and garden
space. Rental 635. Phone 1787.
APARTMENT—Four rooms in the
Keeler Bldg. Steam heat and hot
— water furnished. All improve.
ments. Inquire at Keeler’s Shoe
Store.
APARTMENTS—One five‘ ‘and. one
six room/steam heated apartment.
>Newly decorated: 1 five minutes‘
walk-from station (in good resi-
‘ dential section.. Phone 8108.
APARTMENT—5 rooms with all
improvements; rear of .Stephen
Novak’s house; inquire Ste n
Novak. 188 So. Main St” or p11 e
1821. r ‘ .
Grumman. 31:, 15—4 rooms. all
improvements. . Garage. Phone
3543. '
CHESTNUT ST.. 53—5 rooms with
- heat and garage. Improvements.
CONNECTICUT AVE. 48—from June .
lst. two 6 room apartments. new
house. all _improvements. Phone
583-3 for information.
ELMWOOD AVE. S—Fivo room
apartment in brand" new buildingd
Steam heat and all modern im-
provements. Beautiful neighbor-
hood. Inquire phone 130.
FOUR ROOMS—all improvements
Inquire at Mr. Michael Venn. 21
oral house-worker for small
ily. Good pay.
need apply.
a. m. to 1 p. in.
Help Wanted—hide
DROOMFIXER—Expcrienced.
section of Crompton 8: Kn
broad silk looms. Steady po
and good pay to right party.
ply by Letter.
Nor
(To m pan)‘. Quincy 51.,
Conn.
Champion or Goodyear machines.
11. Jacob & Son. Inc. 50 Day St.
YOUNG WOMAN—ms cook and gen-
fam-
Only experienced
Call Norwalk 2008. 9
83
for
owles
sltlon
A p-
giving experience
and references. to The Pearl Silk
walk.
for opportunities offered.
Box l“.B.C. Clo Sentinel.
FULLER BURSH CO.—-Cun use a
few more men in local territory
Address
o
.4
HELP \VAN'l‘ED—“’anted
gressivc salesman to sell
experience. Salary
and partial expenses.
“opportunity. Call in person
Boldcn Place, Nor-walk.
ag-
Amer-
ican Magazine, must have selling
Commission
Wonderful
I,
a
to
YOUNG MAN—as clerk in a. store.
Call in person at G. Cunco's store
\V‘aslxington St.
Help—Male, Female 34
to engage
crs. winders. etc.
giving experience. place
employed and length of se
to Pearl Sill; Co. Quincy St.,
walk.
MAN-~Man for permanent
nection with old established
corporation to s o l l c it
ihracite and bituminous.
from combined consur’nErs
shipment direCt:
.users: stores, factories,
institutions, homes are easily
our men making $6,000 to
000 yearly;
once required.
Solicitors, Csnvsssers. Agents
A NEW‘ MILL—~Startlng in Norwalk
in manufacture
broad silk is now ready to receive
applicants for positions as weav-
Aiiply by Letter
where
of
rvlcc.
Nor-
85
con-
coal
car-
load orders for finest quality an—
coals
for
big savings to
schools.
sold;
5101‘
some capital neces-
sary in the beginning; no experi-
Bolyston Coal (10..
corner Woodward Ave" Grove St.
south Nan-walk. Phone 428.
first! CLASS—Shoe repairing. Only
the “best leather used. ~All work
‘gysi'antecd. Quality and low
prices. ‘ Satisfaction guaranteed.
cTty' Hall Shoe Repairing Co., 21
North Main St. (opp. City Hall).
UPEOLs'rERING—And cabinet ma-
kins; - Pictures and . mirrors
framed. !!th grads , work. A
W Nsw’l. O. 0. F. Build-
ing 80. 780?“:- .
with last family.
or typist.
care Sentinel.
moment. i .
vating..bu'siness. '
located at ‘11 km» . St...
For SALE-11: first class sari-eno-
. ' grunts»: work.
.105: rent and Mable; Iii-lee.
V ' Yonkers
.9‘Untou "
A. H- KELLNER Bosch Building. Broadway and
Phone 3346 7 Grove St. 60th, New York.
Repairing and mamas 2' Sitnsdons vaten—dtfl" 8'1
AUTO TOPS—Trillium": re-UP- chFEun-Mechanic. wsutl s
bolstering of clmd cars. Reason- position with private family. Ex-
sbls prices: but coma“ 4- 3“"- cellent references. Seven years
William, naval
Box 197. Springdale; -' Tel. 461-14.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE —
Wishes position as stenogrspher
Addrcss Stencgrsphel'.
Island from middle of June to . . . ‘
middle of September. ‘Writc for BABY CHICKB— Osborn Ave. Dist Nornalk.
an appointment to inter-vii): to Buy Conn. 51110 tested chicks. FOR RENT—5 rooms. all improve-
Mrs. Robert L. Corby. 1140 mm: Leghorn; Reds. B. Roch. Wy- ments. also new two family house
Ave.. N. Y. C. andottes. "Our honesty is your (or sale, 8 rooms. all improve-
-— . 0’ Protection." Free circular. Hall ments. Also 6 family house, all
LADIES—1n thisf locality t” 11:31:; Brothers. Wollingford. improvements, without heat. In-
broidcr linens or us a _
during their leisure moments. HUSKY BABY CHICKS —— Barred quire ‘3 w°°dward A‘e'
\Vrite at once. “FASHION EM— Rocks. nods. Leghorns. Also GRAND ST.. 7—Norwalk. Four
BROIDERIES," 1121 Lima. Ohio. some fine Airedale puppies andl rooms. all improvements. first
singing canaries .- Chickens. Wes- floor; with garages Inquire S.
MAID—t0 serve as “'al‘rcss and ton Live Poultry, 32 Main St. Kaplln. 177 So. Main St., So. Nor-
Chamber Maid-rCfCI‘CUCCS- MrS- Phone 405. walk. Phone 1612-3.
'1‘. 1. Raymond. Sasquzi Hills— .‘___..4
East Nuru’nlk. 'l‘cl.-—GGS. ’ Wlntm-I-hl'o stock 50 PUTNAM AVE.. 37_9 rooms:. all
OPERATORS \VAN'l‘ED-—-0n the NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—All Ligg‘gtmfif‘gon’fqz‘fiS.”S “ M
kinds of cattle. Extra prices to:
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. \Vill exchangs milking
cows (or beef cows. Notify Harry
J. Freedman. \Phone 1659.
mammal
Barter and Exclnngo 51A
SELL OR EXCHANGE—tor good
car. Edison diamond. disk phono-
ammonia machine. Suitable for
butcher or ice cream or any other
business. ltugc, P. 0. Box 364.
Westport.
Articles For 5310 51
FOR SALE—Auto knitter and roll-
or organ. good condition. Lee, 21
Marshal St.
Boots and Accessories
BOATS FOR SALE—Flat bottom 10.
It. tender. new. 825. and out-
board motor. 330. Both for $50.
See at E. C. Browne. Bell Island.
MOTOR‘ BOAT—2
52
-
cylinder Barker
Can be seen at Mll-
ler's Shipyard. 17 But-well street.
So. Norwulk. Phone 3433.
'Fuel. M retainers 60
LOAM—ng‘hest quality for sale at
2.76 per yard. Also building
stone. Further particulars by
phoning John Knlpp. Wilton 63—:
Household um “ ,5!
FURNITURE—Bloc: walnut sols
and two chain, 315; mahogany
table. marble top. $5; also large
easy chair. :8. All in good con-
ditions Mrs. R. 1“. Way. 116 East
Ave. Phono>1814.
Musics! Heronsndlse
FOR SALE—:Uprignt
good condition.
1 4 2 3 - 4 .
equipped.
" in
Phone
piano
$75.
_.,
Wanted—no as: so
graph. dining room suite. bed
room suite. oil painting. lcctric
fan. 1-3 ~11. 1‘. motor. 1 -2 tone
engine, good condition and fully .
SEVEN ROOMS—$40, near the wu-
tcr, quiet. Electric lights. running
water. Or will divide. Your
7 rooms_ $25: nnd three rcoms $20.
Apply 12 Yost St.
SUMMIT AVE.. 38—5 clean pleas-
ant rooms with all improvements.
Inquire A. Straub. So. Norwalk.
TWO APARTMENTS—5 rooms
each into new house. Ready for
occupancy on, June lst. All im-
provements. Apply at 48 Connec-
ticut Ave. 61' phone 376-4 [Or par-
ilculsrs.
\VES’I‘ CEDAR ST. 110—4 Rooms.
Improvements. Inquire 108 W'cst
Cedar St. Phone 2058.
\VOODWARD AVE.—5 rooms. all
improvements for summer months.
By water front. ncur trolley line.
Inquire 11 YOst St., Mrs. Erbtcr.
up
is).
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Homes!“ Sale on
ST. JOHN Sit. 14—811.“.Norwslk.
Nine room house. every modern
improvement. Garage. Phone
2067.
Wanted—Rein W - 8.
GOOD 'COMFORTABLE HOUSE-—
Some improvements. Prefer Third
district; convenient to depot. Ad-
dress Home. Box 448 South Nor-
walk.
IVANTED — A moderately priced.
house tor summer months. West
Ave. or vicinity preferred. H. H.
Vail, 2317 Courtelyou road. Brook-
lyn. New York. {a
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
In your hurry to
pack up nudge on
your vacation don‘t.
- forget to insure
bag&hoggo "
Alonrisls’ «lg: ¢
policyiswaihn 3%:-
you at our office.
J. M. Layton
‘ & Co., Iiic.
—-Realtors—-
Insurance That Insures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.
7
FOR SALE
.6 lots in very desirable section of
'niird District . ...... . $4.200
Now G-room house. all improve-
ments, with garage. Third Dis-
trict. Price . . . . . . . . . . $6.500
New G-room house. all improve-
ments. First District . . . $7.000
Two-family house on Main street.
First Diétrict 67.800
3-fnmily house, centrally located.
First District ..... . . . 36,000
J. M. O’BRIEN
4 80. Main St. Phone 977
ss-u....
'Grayel and Sand and E 7 .
_. L' on M --T‘
K Three different grading;
lug Stone.
NAGY; BROS: _
100 Connecticut Avenns."
é—Phone 318—: "
“.3
USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE.
Our entire stock being said.
marked reduction in gnu '
ALL MAKES 85 ALL “5 .
Fords, Dodges, Buicks}
lands, Overlands, Gray, if-
bsker, Mercer and .. '
others. ,' p.
ALSO RECONDITIONEB,
HUDSON AND ESSEX
Liberal Terms. i"
COME IN AT ONCE.“~
The -"
Erwin M. Jennings Co
Inc. -
27 Harrison St. Bridm
Two family house on Fairneid'
“Ask JOHN T. HA
REAL ESTATE & INSURAN , ,
7 Main St.
FOR SALE
(9 rooms) with some imp
merits. Salo price . . . . . . . . $52“
For Particulars :. '-
Nam _
vocatesct an amendment to the‘t'ed"
oral Constitution prohibiting mesa
ploymcnt of children under 1:8;
productive enterprise to considfi ,7
or the other important phasesl‘odzthr
proposal, and to concentrate oaths
one,
should bqpcouser'ccd in every :19de
way. to which no possible 011W:
can be offered, is but another
tration of the intellectual consul)
which overtakes those who reps-ll
the Constitution as a means ofgrov
moting righteousness. ’
of the condemned for daring W
lion this method of undertaking ,5}.
important movement in Dewitt-:01
human conservation is swept Lien-
tenant
and Congnessrnan Schuyler
of the Fourth District,
whose humanitarian
compare most favorably with.
who question their motives m
of the dmercnce of opinion room'd
Business hm For Rent 75
BAKER SHOP—at 18 Grand St.
ready for occupancy June lst. Has
flour room, space for 2 cars. extra
store room and can be used either
for workshop or storage. Inquire
on premises.- Wm. Rhelnhardt.
Phone 3563. ,
OFFICES—2 Large omce rooms in
the heart of the business section
0! So. Nor-walk. Inquire Tarlov
Bros. Cigar Store. Phone 1581.
STORE—Fitted with lunch loom
equipment.‘ Suitable for lunch
'room and' bakery. 42 Van Zandt
St., East Nor-walk. Inquire M.
Pascale on premises. .
REAL ESTATE 1'03 BALE
m and land For Sale 83
vacuums—lo new farm. sme'
'road.._buildings. elevation. Might
exchange for Norwslk home. D.
8. Hull. Havilnnd Block.
. HM En: suite
BUNGALOW'—- A new fiveqoom)
bungalow with bath. _ large lot.
Very easy terms it ‘dtli‘l‘td. In-
quire 42 Glenwoodlvs".
ANTIQUES—We pay highest prices
selling. Bernstein.
- 205 West-port,
Ave. Phone '99:. .
for antiques. - Consult usbetors .
non W? room so“ an tin-V
movements. S‘mlnutes troxn Nor.
walk Pt 0. 35,500. Small cash pay-
ment. P. O. Box '13. Rex-walk.
HIGHEST PRICES rub ~3- For
second-hand furniture. Call so:
or write told. 1811.114 Wstor 8t.
WUWmdvm-W
at highest prices. If)“ hove on!
nukes-install tpuil we will also
In! mu: #11006. cm or, writs
3. June. 8:1, For: “Point street.
Phone 430.”: ~ - - .
' f3. acre-.0!
OPPORTUNITY—An exceptional o'p-
portuhity to secure a ne‘w‘ modern
and extremely attractive seven
room-house. steam p heat. .7 lire-
plsce ”' and all improvements. cor-
ner lot. one car garage. Losing!
in one of Norws'lk's restricted res—
identialsecuons. Phone .3121 ‘be-
antenna a. 1n. and. 6189: p. in.
ON 2031’ ROAD—éllso’om-house,
.‘nll modernrimprovemeuts. 2 baths,
hummus". two-
1*}
bargain Aer vquickn"
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM HOUSE.
’ with everx. modern improve-
ment, situated on large corner
lot in good location; steam heat
and garage. Price $10,000.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE. with all
improvements, in good residen-
tial section. Price reasonable.
Canty 89’ C0
17 so. thin 8t. Phone 830
hadron—Insurance.
L‘
,T GENERAL INSURANCE
‘ WILIJAM, _ r. HOYT
.& SON
REAL ESTATE
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET
3305721435,
.f
a
between them.
sentcd before the
those distinguished citizens at: '
necticut. while nevcr relaxing
cfltorts in behalf of child cultm:
child development. oppose thew
the federal Constitution, to
which it is the highest morab
spiritual duty ‘0: the state too 7
smacks of a modern spirit at
crance which is not adding-w
sum and total 01 human happinéi
this country today.
spirit and voicing is wnuamnugust
“'ulling of New York. a. wcllkfio
s0cial reformer.
a public statement, We cannot“
out which from the newspapeésap
counts of it. Mr. \V'alling mates
vicious attack on both Go
Bingham and Representative I
ritt whose conduct in this W
tion, he says. "shows how '
and impudent reactionsries rid
come it left long enough in
The crime of which Governor-
ham is guilty consists in his Wino
(usal to believe .hat the tedemi ‘
eminent can do as well
state should do for itself and»
belief that these is no warrant
4
contention t2
ever contemplated by its mm
machinery to be water or?
purpose. ‘-
of rendering unto Caesar the
that are Cat; ir's.
Charles Jonm will be called
ern Luc " A
the leading role.
Child Labor Amendment.“
(New Haven Journal-Courier.)._
The refusal of the enthusiastic av
that the health of cfifldm
Into the»
Governor Hiram 131qu
1121‘!th
two
instincts
I.
To be misunderstood or .. .4.
public b - y“
TYPHS‘UI‘" ;
In an addbe. or
u :
‘3: -
what f
r. the Constitution.
Ills is the sound
Beatrice Burma"r
43:379an
Bernstein. :66 west-
Norwalk Chronicler