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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 25, 1924 · page 9

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LOST—~8mall female d 1. NY
tween police and airdflt. cross be- REGAL".

Answers
to name or Mitzie. Reward. Return

to R. \V Finch. S Van 2
East Norwalk. and: St"

LIBERAL REWARD for return of
green headed bag. lost at So. Nor-
walk railroad station. Particularly
need eye glasses. owner unable to
work. Address Box H. So Nor—
walk Sentinel-

£110:an
Automobile-for on.

BARGAIN —- to new car buyer.

- FORD TITDOR coach. absolutely
new. never need. Won at recent
carnhal. Will sacrifice. B. 0.
Weekes. 14 West Ave. Phone
2257.

DODGE BROS—1 Dodge Bros. Sec
dan, 3450. 1 1923. Ford Coupe Ad
condition. 1 1923. Ford open de—
livery, cheap. 1 193:. Ford closed
delivery. A bargain. P. R. Gregory
Dodge Brothers Dealer. ll West
Ave" him-walk.

FORD RUXA'BOUT. 19:34am:
condition. With starter. demounb
able rims. when! lock and other
accessories. Phone Darien :37.

1923 Ford Taxi. _
1324 Studebaker Coupe light 6.
\‘AAS’I‘ BROS.
Cadillac. Jordan, Hupmoblis Dealers
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“‘cst Axe. Chestnut .

Norwaik So. Nor-walk

Tel. 726 Tel. 1360
NEW—NKDB—USED

Buy your Ford now.
Jon. Hollywood. I Went Av...
Tel. 1300 and 13594.

 

USE D CARS—-

OAKLAND TOURING.
NASH ROADSTER.
DURAN? SPORT.
FORD TOURING.
FORD RACER.

REO TOURING.
DURANT SEDAN. '
OAKLAND TOURING.
CADILLAC TOURING.
Chevrolet F. 8. ROAD.
PAIGE . TOURING.

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1922
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ALL IN PERFECT
CONDITION. ,

r. J. m PIETRO.
WEST AYE. NORWALK

Garages—Autos For Hire 14

BOSCH MAGNETOu-van makes or
magneto... Starters. Generators re—
paired and installed. New Bach
Ignition for Ford; and all other
cars. ll! Bo. flair: St. Phone 3“.

CARS WASH.”
SIMONIZING DONE‘
0N AUTOMOBILES
GEO. OLWAD
WASH. ST» REAR MAHACKEXO

INDIVIDUAL GARAGES—at 15
Washington St. and 85 50. Main
St. 35 a month. Inquire C. P.
Hayes 66 So. Main St. Phone 832.

GWABIO' we like 14

FORD REPAJm -- by exports.
Live and dead storage (or all hat-
teriel. Edward J. O'Brien, 8
Webster 81.. lo. Norwalk.

coxmac'r mom snor—
and garage. Welding and cutting.
Service at all hours including 8111:.
days. " and Bnnoco motor

.~oil. Charlie Koliigian. 3 Steamboat
Hm root at Havllaod 8%. Tel

’15. M8110 2916.

Repairman” u

O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cara washed
cop-hart notice. Phone 3181.

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NAG! BROS—Rome. ml and
long distance trucking of all kinda.
Piano hoisting- special vans tor
moving porno.“- 5 ton Hack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone :11
daytime. some nighia.

array-Jung.
Joseph And
N aux-1: Nam

APEnHANGING DECORATING—
? Largest mortrneng in finest Wall
Paper. Work done in w m

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AUTO TOPS—Tanning; mp.
110181"!!! of closed can. Rea-nu-
lblo nrlcco: best service. A. Hair.
Met. Woodward Ave. Grove St.
South Nomlk. Phono ‘38.

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CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING-—
Highest quality work only. Every
lob guaranteed. Hour- 7 a. in. to
8 p. :11. Try us once and you will
come again. 36 N. Main St. (opp
City Hall). ‘

uruommu—Am cabin“ no
king. Pictures and mirror:
framed. High grade work.“ A
Bergatrom, New I. 0. 0. 1'. Build-
ing. So. Norwalk.

mom!!!
Help wane—mu. on

TWO Mimi-to work on an excellent
proposition in Norwalk and vicin-
iiy. Must own a car. A perman-
ent position for the right men. Ape
ply. Box L Care of Sentinel.

WANTED—A live man who will ap-
preciate a. chance to sell high
grade investment securities.
ancinl experience unnecessary but
honesty. industry and reasonable
ability are absolutely essential. Ad-
dress "Local Investment House".
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Today’s ‘HaPPY. Hunting t'fironn'ds’~

The American Indian’a idea of supreme
happinwswasmdunineplacewhemundit'
turbed, he could follow his favorite pastime of
hunting game in an ideal forest.

Today civilized people realize that there is
something more to life than the mere pursuit,
and killing of game—and their idea 0; a Happy
Hunting Ground is a place like the Events
Sentinel ‘s A-B-C Classified Section, where prac-
tical opportunities are easily found.

There is happy hunting in the Evening Sch—
tinel’s classified section became it is loaded
so full of all kinds of profitable opportunities}
—ond there is easy hunting because all of these
opportunities are numerically classified and
alphabetically indexed for quick finding.

You will not have to need it very long to
understand fully why the A-B-C Clauified Sec-
tion is the Happy Hunting Grounds of Nomlkl

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USEB‘GAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our, stock being sold at
parked reduction in price.
in. mm o m mos
Fords, Dodges, Buick; Oak.
lands, Overlanda,.Gray, Stude-
baker, Mercer and many
others. in
AIBOBEGONDITIONED

HUDSON AND @333
com m if:- ouch.

The .

Erwin LLJenmngs 00.,
Inc. »

27 Harrison St. Bridgeport

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RECONDITION ED
HUDSON and ESSEX
CARS

These cars are like new and will
boaoldatagreatuvingtothc
’ ' purchaser.

We also have other good used cars

SEE US TODAY

- T H E
ERWIN M. JENNINGS

COMPANY, Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport

 

 

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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL summon acres
in Shore Front Park, formerly l

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i the McMullen estate. Come
see us for an inspection. ‘
TW,O—FALIILY HOUSE. eleven“

rooms, 2 baths. 2 furnaces.
to-date in every respect: good .
investment. 3

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Help—Hale. tomato :4
EMPLOYMENT ~—- Grover-neon to

travel—490. Cook—8100. Waitress
«:80. Chet~ 130. Butler-chant.-
{er—$125. Farm and Hotel help.
Brennan Employment Agency. 232
Atlantic 8L, Stamford. Conn.
Phone 3535—3636.

 

Solicitors, Canvmers, agents 35

RELIABLE SALESMAN “‘ANTED
—32 profit on 57.50 article ab-
solutely indispensable everywhere
to everybody. Liberal commis-
sion on another item needed by
merchants. P50. Box 804. Bridgev
port. Conn. L

FINANCIAL
Money to [nan—Mortgages co

MORTGAGES , a. LOANS—Loans
on lat. 2nd. 3rd. Mortgages. City
or out of town. Easy terms. Room
:93 Commercial Bldg. Roz-Walk.

INSTRUCTION

Musical. Dancing. Dramatic H

VOCAL —- Isabelle'Slauson-Bibbinc.
fill reopen her vocal studios in
East Norwalk and Darlen. Sep-
tember End. For particulars
phone Darieu 353.

LIVE 8m

, Dog. (his. Other Peta 4':

FOR SALE-Black and white Eng-4
lleh letter. Ten months old. with
papers. Ssfiflfl. Apply Barney
Lucas, 5 Ely avenue, So. Norwatk.

Poultry and Supplies 40

8173st BABY CHICKS—Ply-
mouth Rocks, Reds. Duckling;
Laying hens, Poultry supplies.
Best prices paid for live poultry.
Phone «is. Weston Live Poultry.
3: Main St, Nomik.

MILK FED BROILEBS —— Direct
from {arm to consumer. Killed to
order and delivered. Alto strictly
ireah Sterile eggs. direct from hen-
nery. St. Clair Poultry Farm.
Phone Nomlk 1955-5.

8A3! Clint-823 per hundred. two
weeks old 832 per hundred. Brod
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
BaredRookaILLRedsandfic.
W. ”horns. We will also book
a limited number or order: tor 2
month- old pulleta for June lot.
Delivered. Herald’s Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 489.

Wanted—nave” so

NOTICE! WANTED 1‘0 BUY—All
kind- o! cattle. Extra price. tor

. calves. Also pig: 0: all kinds. and
poultry. wm exchange milking
cows {or heat cows. Notify Barry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.

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Alex Mite. 35 Lowe St.. Phone
2858.

VW —- Daily
service between Kerwflk and

Norwalk ones trolley up. Phone

615-8. Danhur! once :21.

LOOK DOWN the future through
the classified columns.

Doro-tbs; Darnir .-

wan-r DO YOU
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FOR GAE—Richardson & Boynton
range. medium size in fine condi-
tion; also {our bur’ner Perfection
oil stove withtiouble oven. Phone
Darien :37.

 

YOU haven't forgotten the classi-
i‘led adds. how's you?

 

 

maroon

nan man 1-02 am.

 

Wham—1o nu OI

FURNITURE—becom-hand. sought
at highest prices. It you have an.)
Junk or metal to call we will also
pay high priest. cm or write
H. Jane. 87 FOR Point street.
Phone 48!.

HIGHEST PRICES rub — For
second-hand furniture. Call 90:
or write to 8. Ash. H Water St.

BOOEAIDBOAID
Room. With Board

 

 

 

 

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vax mm or. s. arm-anneal

room with oil conveniences by
darcrweehatahovoaddrua. 3.
Ash.

 

FURNISHED ROOM —-— In private
family. All improvement): break.-

1aat if desired: centrally located:
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8 Pumam Ave.. east 0: Wear Ave

GROVE ST. 7—Fumiahed rooma.
etery convenience for light house-

 

keeping. Improvemmts. near cen-;

ter. Inquire same address.

nun man: :03 ”m!-

Apartmentl. em :a

APAR'rvar—s‘room 7: West
Ave.. s‘o. Nor-walk. Inquire of J.
v. McGinn 73 Cedar St. Phone 370
or 992~5.

FOR RENT—Large front room.
, Fully furnished. Phone 168-1.

 

 

 

 

 

FENWICK ST.—-4 rooms downstairs.
All improvements. Inquire at
same address.

FOR RENT—Four rooms with all
improvements; 53 South Main St.
Inquire Harris & Gans.

GROUND FLOOR—5 room apart-
ment. all improvements. Steam
heat. Rental 325.00. Apply .7.
“‘eisberger alter 6:80 P. M. I
Hillside St.. 80. Nor-walk.

IN THE KEELER BLDG.——5 room
apartment, ateam heat. and hot

 

 

 

water furnished. Rent 840. In-
quire at Keeler'e Shoe Store.
.Phone 393.

 

SO. MAIN 81. 177—4 rooml. all im-
provements. electric and gas. In:
quire on premises or phone 1611-3.

TWO APARTMENTS— have rooms
each. with all improvement: on
Spring St. Apply Mrs. N. Garfield.
33 Lowe St, or phone 3924.

TO LET—5 large bright rooms. all
improvements. Three minutes
wax tr‘o'ln moon Inquire at a
Hamilton Ave.

WEST AVE. 1—6 room apartment.
Rent 885. All improvements. New-
ly decorated. Apply at N. Framer.
2 Eamon! Place. Phone 1619.

 

 

 

 

nme- Place to: nut 1‘

WASHINGTON or. “—er rooms
and two oflce rooms. Inquire of A.
Cohen, 13'! Waahingtou St. City.

HURRY up and get your share at
classified opportunities and profits.

 

 

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NEW BURGALO—s Rooms. bath.
electric lights. city water. and
every improvement. in Norwalk;
lot 501100. Price 3!,700.

 

Strout Farm Agency. 68
Norwalk.

FOR SALE—1 room hear. all im-
provement. 3 minute- from Nor»
walk P. 0. “.500. Small cash pay.
ment. P. 0‘ Box 13. Nor-walk.

FOR RESULTS list your property
with the Strout Agency, at Wall
St... Norwalk. Conn.

SACRIFICE-Owne- mm town
‘1 room home all. improvements,
two car garage. largo lot. splendid
location. can terms. D. 8. Bull.
Haviland Block. So. Norwalk.

SEVEN ROOM 'HOUSE—Lincoln
Ave.. in line condition. All mod—
ern conveniences: hot air furnace.
Lot 45 x 125. Price very reason~
able. Home Realty Con phone

Wall St.

 

 

 

 

New I room house, all im-
provements. Ono car garage.
First District. Easy terms. Price
Q1000.

10 room house. of: West ave-
in Second District. all improve-
ments, 38,500.

'hro family house. well located
a Second District. 87.500. 1

he ramily house, Third Dis-
trict. 86,900.

J. M. O’BRIEN

Canty‘é’éCo

aeolian-«Inseam:
17 So. lain 8t. _ Phone 830

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GEORGE HOLT“
Carpenter and Builder

 

 

 

‘ 8o. “fin 3" I Fhono ”.7 Window Screens
W Making Screen: a Specialty
% _ n. F. D. :7 Phone 1045-1:
FOR SALE Psonzssxosan HANDICAP.

A six room house. city water,
electric lights. fruit trees and

grapes. Lot 6-.) x 115 and an ex-
tra. lot 60 x 9?. For particulars
inquire at the office of

J. M. Layton
& 00., Inc.
Insurance That lnsures
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Phone 36 Railroad' Ave

 

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‘ sm-BCNGALO—‘wm built.‘ and

good looking. 6 rooms and bath.
all improvements. electric lights
and water. lot 65:225. zine loca-
:lon. only $5,500. easy terms.

Strout Farm Agency. 68 Well 8:.
h’orwaik.

 

’ SUMMER BUNGAIO—wlth 1 acre

woodland. 6 light rooms and bath.
sleeping porch. and large front
porch. electric lights. and running
water. Handy to boating and bath-
ing. Only 85.000. Cash “.000.

snout Farm Agency, :3 Wall St.
Nomlk.

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WINFIELD 8T. 8 and 3 1-2—2»:
Norwalk. Ono double hon-a. 1"
rooms on each side; all improve-
ments. Price $8,000 to Quick buy—
er. John Knapp. Phone 08-: wu.
ton.

 

 

lot-lune so

FOR SALE—Building lot at Mn
Beach 40:110. Near Narvln School
Reasonable price for quick buyer.
Inquire 55 Osborn Ave. East Nor-
'llk. .

 

. 25,000
BELMONT BUILDING

First m d loft. Aug» 1044.
Price too “1m

1'“: 095%.

Refund of the State at Connecti-
cut Four 1011 Tax Will as ste
to Holders of These Bonds.

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Maples & Goldsdlmidt
mm C. mm
Manager Trading Department

85 Wallingion Street
So. lot-walk, (It.

The town “sport" met the minis-
ter Who was returning home with.
his fishing tackle. Stopping, they“
talked for a moment, and than the
“sp ” who prided himself on be-
ing ‘gz-eta angler. inqumed: “Hel-
L lo. any luck '3" -

: "Yes." replied the parson tap-
ping his basket. “I have a. trout—a
pound and a. half—that I pulled at

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”into the work of continuing the in?

Emoral menace. The evidence semi
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Earl J'. Davis or Detroit. recently
resigned assistan: attorney~genon3
or the United States. has pinngad

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vssligation or the internal revenue
bureau. He was personally employ-
ed as special counsel for the ask.
by Senator Jamel Couzens ct Hick-5
can. no .9! their-one. body. '
servers of the public morals?
It must He the Prince is an undue
sirahls alien, 5; hardened character. a

this aide of the ocean a. photograph
taken in sinful Canada. revealed his:
in the act of drinking a highbtil.
(A highball is I. quaint 8.11m“
manuracture composed by ancient!“
artisans with carbonated met and
other fluids.) In a popular weekly
magazine an American army officer
who served as an aide to the Prince
dwells in almost every other para-
graph upon the recurrent desire of
His Ron! Highness for the tetrah-
ment afforded by alcoholic bera—
ages. (He likes the 111me it
appears. :- than the Poms: to:
the simple reason that xr.‘D'ill:ixg-

h gave hint a drink in his prim-
og ce. whereas Mr. Zlexteld did
not.) ’

Sow the "Boston Eel-aid" print.
a spec‘al cable dispatch reciting how
the Prince at a. French watering
plays stays up until morning to play
boom: and. gambling thus, lose:

 

from the lower brook."

other. "I‘ve canght dozen: or flat: or
, two pounds and over in that stream."
i “Ah. but you have the advantage

 

of me." complained the preacher.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NEED MONEY? -
We Loan $25 to $300

According to Your Wants

. PRQMPI. COWS’ILAD

Ayn (manners SERVICE

. my or Ont-05““.

EASY 3101‘ TEL)? REPAY-

MEXT AT LEGAL RATE
INTEREST.

Imam on Household Fumimro.

Real Estate, Salaries, Auto-
mobiles.

No Service Charges,
Bonn: or Foe.

Public Loan Corp.
Can. Write or thc 3081
30 WALL 8T" NORWALK

 

"Advantage 1' Advantage 2’" ex-
claimed the other. “Same brook.
and you have better tack‘le."

"I know that,” was the retort.
"but you most remember that I am
a. parnon and you're not."—\\‘ater-
bury Republican.

 

9an a POOR FELLOW.

rive respect for royalty. prints this
~anecdote apropos of King 'Yictor
Emmanuel‘s recent state visit to
London: "Many stories are told. of
the democratic my: 0: the king 0:

incognito with his people. One day
when out humingi he asked a peas-
an: boy, who - had no idea or his
identity. to do him some small ser-
vice. and in return altered him a.
share o! his lunch. which consisted
of a small loa! or black bread and
an option. ‘50. thankn‘. declared
the boy, with a shirt. none c! the:
for me. I thought you were a gentle-
.man. but. I sec you are only a poor
fellow like atrocity—Lula: Ase.

 

 

Catholic Idea & To Low

 

TAXI !
For Instant Service

PHONE
58

O’Connor‘Taxi Co.

Every Passenger Protected by
Liability Insurance.

(Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes.)

\Ve ire anxious about the tuture
of America. There is such a. large
percentage of. the American people
that is not affiliated with any reli-
gion. But I believe Ihat alt—heart

'We have reverence for authority and
that I think. will save us. But we
mxnst teach our children reverence
for law. The child needs something
more than a. teacher to instruct it in
the secular branches. Surely we
ohght not to deprive edhcatton or
that essential need which we get
from religion knelt. You cannot

 

make children obey the law unless

 

you bring heron them the great

 

 

 

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1'03 SAL!
Desirable building lot: on Adam
nvenue. good residential notion,
for particular: ‘
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
7 Rain Street Norwalk. Conn.
Real Mic—IMMce

 

eternal lavage-er Himself.

Rho, W, Bk!
(Worcester Telegram.)

Will the Prince of “‘sles be per-
mitted to enter this country without
protest to the immigration authori—

 

 

 

 

 

 

ties on the part of someone from the
sent 5 its at our volunteer pre-

By GEO“. MENUS

 

 

Patwe‘as Gol'N' Home
To 611' Some OiNNER

 
 
 

. SO LONG

"Oh, that's nothing.” bragged the;

The London Sunday Times. which?
still retains a Wholesome conserva-z

Italy and his fondness for mixing.

the American people are religious:

‘ fireplace.

his money.

There are _here
States one honored and ten amigo
or us avagahle {or contamination y
leach a tough bird as this. Can it
Impossible that nobody is going to
: holler the alarm: i\"'.

‘ ‘—-—-‘-—.‘-v-—; 3‘.
Making Friends For m -
E (Philadelphia Lodger.)
3 Represematives were present trout
:Templo Beth-El and the Calvary
l Baptist church. A petition ‘3‘ read.
fwith 50 names of residents in the
neighborhood while a number or
landlords appeared in person to oh—'
ject to the station on the ground it‘
would depreciate properb': be dan-
gerous to traffic on the diorama
{are and open a way to commercial-b
izing Public street, in a. now purely
residential district. while it was
suggested no need existed for such
a station. ' " r"

Activities Among 51,.
* Norwalk Builders

The following building items m .
taken. from the Commercial Record: "
Plans {a Resource.

Plans have been completed M
Architect 3. H. North for a mold
English cottage to be built in Rou-
ayton for R. E. Case of New York.
The dwelling, which will have ;
one-car garage attached. will be or
frame construction. 37:24 Oct. The“
first floor will be arranged {at liv-
ing room, kitchen, a breakfast nook
gand the garage. On the second
:tioor will be three masts:- sleeping
,rooms. one or “which will have n
There will be oak mu
throughout. The heat. has not. been -
decided. The exterior or the how
‘will be stucco. attractively net with.
red tiles. Lupton sash willbe used.
throughout. The windows fin bn.‘
of leaded glass. The contract for
the work has been let to to R. E»;
Fuller Construction Co. ‘_ ,

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Out for Figures.
Plans are out for figures to: a six-
rwm cottage which Architect Harry
Mather has plannei {or John Foe-och
to be built at Red Hook. N. Y. m
dwelling is to he on colonialélineu.
and will contin six rooms with Mr
wood floors. enamel trim. and the
bath will be tiled. The page.“
will he of brick and tile. ’ The My .
ling will be of frame, 26:28 feet.
All improvements will he W
and the heat will he with mom
ter.

 

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New? Church ’ l

Architect P. 1. Fowler is taking.
bids on the general contract. for like
church building which is to be m-
ed for St. Paul‘s parkh. 01 um
Rev. Louis B. Howell B the.»
tor. The building will he cu;

and basement. ssnzo feet. at “‘9‘

3
Ono-Panel!" m . < ,
The Model Home Corp“
awarded the contract. tor the * dfl}
family dwelling on W
to Contractor George‘ . ‘ ‘
The dwelling will be of m
oil—action, Six: fleet. two
high. It will contain six mus
all improvements. 1: ‘53
$5,690. "

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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