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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 29, 1924 · page 13

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That ’s good enough

Such an individual

Sentinel because-—

locate dozens of opportu

classified opportunities.
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Doing One Thing At A Time

You have been. advised frequently that the
way to do things well is to

seem to ‘overlook the needs of the individual
who wants to get many things done.

the ABC ClaSsified Section of the Evening

Here is a place where one can do one thing
at a time and still do many things in a minute i

The alphabetical and numerical guides in
the A-B-C Classified Section enable one to

One can do one thing after another with great
rapidity when the “things" consist of finding
you fail to read the Classified Ads.
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do one thing at a
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advice—but it DOES

should regularly read

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REAL ESTATE roa nan
Apartments. Hats

 

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APARTMENTS —— Six rooms and
bath. all improvements-“food-
ward Avc.—Also 5 and 6 rooms on .
Concord St.—All newly decorated.I
Inquire 122 \VoodWard Aye. or 56'
\Vatcr St. Phone 473-3.

 

' i‘lVO APARTMENTS—FIVo ropms

249—5 rooms.
In-

FLAX HILL ROAD
all up to date improvements.
quire on premises.

 

FOR RENT—Two apartments. four
rooms each. All improvements.
One at 24 Van Zandt Street, the
other at 6 Fort Point Street. In-
quire Mr. Sopshin. 225 East \V‘ash-
nigton St.

 

each. with all improvements. on
Spring St. Apply Mrs. N. Garfield.
32 Lowe St., or phone 592-_3.

T0 'LET—s rooms. all
ments. centrally located.
1581.

 

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FOR RENT—A. five room
heated apartment. with all
provmnents in one of the city's
best. residential sections. Apply
Mr. “’cisberger. 8 Iiii’isido St...
So. Norwaik. Sunday only.

To RENT—From Sept. 1st. Six
rooms and bath. All improve-
ments. 2. 3 Flax iiill road. Good

section of city. Inquire 281 Fla:

llill road or phone 2642.

 

 

FOR RENT—3 rooms with all imv
provcments. Separate entrance.
Rent :18. Beginning Sept. 1st.
Adults only. (‘an be seen any
time at 21 Mei-win St. or phone
2183~13.

 

For. RENT—Five rooms with im-
provements. In good condition.
On second floor. Garden. 3 Yost
SL. So. Norwalk.

 

FOR RENT—Floor with 3 rooms—
and bath. electricity and gas. good
section. cheap. Inquire 19 Spring
Hill. Phone 2928.

Business l’lsco tor stout. 7.

BUSINESS PLACE FOR RENT—-
Inquire at Gottlieb’s Clothing
Store. 12 So. Main St. Tel 314-4.

RAILROAD AVE. 55——Storo and
furnished rooms by day or week
and also half a. house at 21 Cot-
tage St., E. Norwalk. Inquire at
M. Pascale at 36 Van Zandt St. E.
Norwalk.

 

 

 

’FOR RESULTS list your property

 

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
, Houses for his as

A VERY GOOD BUY—Very nice
ten room house. center at town;
every improvement; only $9.000.
cash 81,500.

E. A. STROUT. Inc..
68 “'ail St.. Phone 3658

FINE HOME—7 rooms and bath.‘
oak floors. tire-place. water and
every improvement. on Danbury
road. 8 1-: acres. about 1.500 ft.
of brook on property. A tine
home: only $8.500: a good buy.

E. A. STROUT. Inc. .
68 “fall St.. Phone 3658

 

 

 

 

withths Strout Agency. 68 Wail
St.. Norwsik. Conn.

SACRIFICE—-Owns waving town
7 room house all improvements.
two car garage. large lot. splendid
location. easy terms. D. 8. Hull.
Haviiand Block. 80. Nonslk.

SEVERAL HOMES—Have several
very desirable homes on Ohio
avenue; every modern improve-

 

 

 

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USES e
CLEARANC SALE

Our entire stock being sold at
marked reduction in price.

ALLMAKES&ALLHNDS

Fords. Dodges, Buicks, Oak-
lands. Overlands, Gray, Stude-
baker, Mercer and many
others. -
ALSO RECONDITIONED
HUDSON AND ESSEX
COME IN AT ONCE.
The _ .
Erwin M. Jenmngs Co.,
.. Inc.
27 Harriso' n St. Bridgeport
Liberal Terms. _

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

 

FARM IN SILVERMINE—About
fifteen acres, bounded by river.
Good house. consisting of six
rooms. good barn. etc.

——.—o—_

TWO FAMILY HOUSE—Located
near hospital. Just. completed.
Every modern improvement.
2-car garage.

Canty €3CO: .

 

 

 

 

 

RECONDITIONED
HUDSON and ESSEX
CARS

These cars are like new and will
be sold at a great saving to the

purchaser. {
We also have other good used cars

SEE US TODAI

T H E
ERWIN M. JENNINGS
COMPANY, Inc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
New 6 room house. all im-
provements. One car garage.

.First District. Easy terms. Price

$7.000.
10 room house. off West ave..
in Second District. all improve-
ents. $8.500. ‘9
(Two family house. well located
Second District. 87.500.
TWo family house. Third Dis-
trict, 36,000.
J. M. O’BRIEN
4 80. Main St. Phone 977

 

 

 

FOR SALE

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

grapes. Lot SO x 115 and an ex-
tra. lot 60 x 97. For particulars
inquire at the office of

J. M. Layton
& (10.. Inc.

Insurance That Insures

 

to live in. 313.500: terms.
& E. A. STROU’I‘. Inc..
68 ‘Vhll SL. Phone 3658

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE’Uncoln
Ave.. in i‘ine condition. All mod-
ern conveniences: hot air furnace.
Lot 45 x 126. Price very reason-
able. Home Realty Co.. phone
511.

\VEY PAY RENT—“hen you can
own your own home on a small
cash payment? Six rooms and
bath. very well built. good look-
ing and line location. Cash 81.500.
costs $5,500. Total expenses per
month $23.50. If you were rent-
ing it would cost. at least $40.00.
Call at office and see how easy it
is.

 

 

E. A. STROU’I‘. I_nc..
68-“111 an. Phone 3658

hot-mono 85

WHY PAY‘83.000?—-for a lot, when
$1,000 will buy it. now. Shore
property on Great Marsh. Build-
ing lots. 60x100 on channel. fast
building vicinity for 81.000. A
rare opportunity. Easy terms.
John Knapp—“'ilton 63-2.

ON RAYMOND TERRACE—5w:
building lots. restricted residen-
tial section. Phone 3999. Terms
cash.

 

 

 

 

Houses For Rent . 'i'i

 

FOP. RENT—‘51: rrom house. All 5n:
provements and hot water heat.
Inquire 257 Flax Hill road. 5 min.
utes' walk from station. .

NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE—Never oc-
cupied. pantry. hail.. bath. gas.
electricity. hot. air heat. in beauti-
ful section. 5 minutes walk from
library. Has cellar. on Grand ave-
nue. cht_reasonable. Call 2923.

REAL ESTATE FOB sans
nmlses For use 8‘

iron SALE—'1 ‘m... be... all an.
provements. 5 minutes from Nor-

 

 

 

 

ON GRULIMAN AVE—Plot 250 by

296 with cellar 36 by 28: 8,000
ft. of timber. $2.800.
E. A. STROU’I‘. Inc..
68 Wall St.. Phone 8658

 

GEORGE nous-am
Carpenter and Builder
mndow Screens
Making Screens s Specialty
R. F. D. 37 Phone 1045-18

. Form
Rutus—tht's do law of aver-
ages? .
Mose—'Bout thlry days in jail.

In Maine or Wisconsin
You my camp where =you please;

 

 

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But campers In tropics

 

walk P. 0. 85.500. Small cash ”3"

 

meat. 1’. O. Box 1'8, Norwoik.

Are troubled with tens.

 

 

 

—-Realtors..
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.

 

 

NEED MONEY?

We Loan $25 to 3300

According to Your Wants
PROMPT. CONFIDENTIAL

AND COURTEOL'S SERVICE

City or 0nt-of~Town.

EASY MONT [LY REPAI-

MENT AT L GAL RATE
INTEREST.

Louis on Household Furniture,

Real Estate, Salaries, Auto-
mobiles.

No Service Charges,
Bonus or Fee.

Public Loan Corp.

Room 203. Commercial Bldg.
Call, Write or Phone 3931

30 WALL 8T.. NORWA‘LK
Under Supervision of the Slate
Banking Commission.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

TAXI! .
For Instant Service if?“

PHONE
58

O’Connor Taxi Co.

Every Passenger Protected by
Liability Insurance.

 

 

FOR SALE

avenue. good residential section,
for particulars
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street Nor-walk. Conn.
Real Estate—Jusuranco

 

Desirable building lots on Adams

 

 

 

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-ln the erection of a huge municipal ‘
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Auto hours after he had landed in

MOTOR CARS

Sixesandl‘ours
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JI‘LWEHRLE

 

 

 

You can borrow from us 0
your home furniture left I}
your keeping, Get some
ready cash to meet extra
summer expenses. such so
vacations, taxes. pointing
the house. etc. No delay—
confidcntiaL and calf-re-
specting. Many of your
neighbors are our patrons.
No endorsers are required.
Arrange your own terms of
repayment up to 20
months if desired. Only
lsnwfdulf interest.

so . or your copy ”True
Story of a I.oan"in Pic-
tures

Beneficiallosn Society

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

tors—Insursm . “ 1
17 So. Main St. Phone 830 w“ “a a ’9'.
, wmmoonnecwuu. -_
' Just till a» b; has ‘
ll OI. mo 0 .
Credit' UptoS300. plied the

needs of every family.
laundry of today supplies
every sanitary need {run
the roughest wash to
finest finished fabrics. .7;-

'0ur Telephone is WIT—om Ill
and s representative
call and explain our diff-n»
out services that we can ot- '-
fer you.

55;. -....

Norwalk Steam Laundry

43 Day 8t. 80. Km'

 

 

 

27 “'au St. Phone 33.12

 

 

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Kiwanis Notes

The meeting of the Kiwanis club
was more or less of an informal
session. In the absence of Pfesi-
dent Arthur C. W. “'heeler and Vice
President Fred Moran, Fred Lyon.
secretary. presided over the session

and he did well.
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The one big leature of the session ‘
was a vote to turn the proceeds of
the proposed return basehal game be
tween the Kiwanis and Toreadores
over to the Christmas Tree Fund.
This ball game will be held within
two weeks. possibly on September‘
12, National Defense Day. The :
Christmas Tree Fund is to. be used '

tree at Christmas in some

place in the city.
t

center

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The. busy hoes. 7‘"r“es and ann~ ,
dagc. drew the lucky prizc number. ~
.‘dilton Elwood was the. winner of the
prize.

A letter from Arthur C. Wheeler.
president of the club. announcing
he would be on hand for the next
session was read by Acting Presi-
dent Lyon. A similar letter from
Fred Brack. who is vacationing in
the Maine woods was read.

Attorney Leo Davis sent word that

Christiana. Norway. lie was stand-
ing under a huge sign advertising
Nor-walk signs. And then came a lot
of funny stunts. C. Irving Byington.
postmaster. told a. story and gave a
recitation. Jim “'ood presented him
a bouquet of flowers. Albert E.
“‘inchester told a. fish story: Sam
Greenstein was heard from. Elmer
Crai: sang “Ten Thousand Years

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PLAISTED

DRUG STORE 5‘ ~

59 Washington. Street—
80. Norwalh. Conn.

C. l". MOUUION. Prop.

 

 

 

SEE MOORE ._

SEE BETTER,

Eyes Examined ‘ ' .

Prescriptions med

Bring Your Eye Troubles to (b;
Who Is Skilled In Your M

 

 

Ago." Al Fcchhcimer told what a
success the outing of the Kiwanis
club held recently was and he turn-
ed over $13 to‘the Christmas fund. !
This amountu'ss left after all ex—
penses were paid. "Doc." Moore
shamelessly described how the .
Kiwanis nine had gone to slaughter
under the attack of the Toreadors.
Ho declared that a challenge for a.
return game had been accepted: the
game to be played within two
weeks. and the proceeds to go to-
ward the Christmas tree fund.
3 C 0

Mike Steinbcrg blew the club to
cigars celebrating the birth of a. lit-
tle daughter born a week ago. If we
remember rightly. Mike was madly
dashing from first to second base in
the Kiwanis-Toreador baseball game
when he received the call announ-
cing the birth of his little daughter.

 

We speak ‘of "thick blood" in

 

*— ‘

William J. Moore:;
ommmsr 1:9 :
Keoler Bldg. Washington at. E
South Norwalk .

Victrolas ;

Musical Instruments :3
Hoovers “A"
Typewriters “"-"‘"‘
Easy Washers ":3"

Sold on Easy Payments.

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DONNELLY’S
16-18 South Main M

 

the spring. and of "thin blood" in
the'fall, when. as a. matter of (act.
the density of norms? blood rc~
mains unchanged from one season
to another.

 

Man'svacaticin is the mosquito's
vocation. ’

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. ‘ Help Wanted—Female 33
DODGL‘ EROS—1 Dodge Bros. Sc- ‘4 <
”an. S400. 1 191,3. Ford Coupe A4 EXPERIENCED -— Milliners and
oond'tion, 1 1923‘ Ford open de- Copyists on sport hats'. Crofut; S:
l‘iv‘c‘ry. cheap, 1 193:. Ford closed hnapp, South Norwalk. Conn.
i l r» very. A liar am. _ , _ ,
Dodge Brother: Dca‘ll’erR.1(:x:‘gor:v “ANTED—COOK one who can do
Ave. Norwalk. ' . '38 .l 800d. plain cooking. Phone 1677
or apply Home for Aged. -
4 1923 Ford Taxi. » ' so“ Cllll
'. is SERVICI'. 1112i Cadillac. 5 pass. $01.18*“ allots. s. dam" 85
mm to their 192i Cadillac. Import... 7 ”led“. AGENTS “'ANTED—To take or-
: M the .08- :r' dill TVAAS'I‘ BROS. dr‘rs direct from consumer to:- our
"7"":‘.. ; -8“ .10.. ordan. liupmohile Dcaiers 90 styles of fine hosiery. Address
»_,\ .lm . 1?“ Room :‘orvicc Station Laurence Knitting Co. 2 Charles
' . .‘ 'n..ccutive \\ :‘fit .\\'0.. Chestnut 81., St. Methuen. Mass.
Anywalk So. Norwalk. 4
ymge Cash 'r..1_ 73.; Tel. 13130 Situations “amen-annals 86
'J .05 . .. ¢
5 0" NEW—mhus—USED “TAN FED—Situation by young girl
. _ , .. .M .0; nuy your Ford now. as general houseworkcr or nurse
’ . .lt) - ~30; Holly-wacd. 7 Wm AVO.. girl. Phone 3121.
aims for lea Tel. 2900 and 1359-1.
. Situations “natal—slate 87
. i
was to thc~ r5151) CARS— SITUATION WANTED— Chauffeur-
, . , mechanic desires position in prip

' pvt-rived DJ 1927: OAKLAND TOURING. vate family. Familiar with all
‘_ 5. aim-a mtg?!) 19:: NASH ROADSTER. makes of cars. Phone 2214.

i. wt any 0 n- 1".ng DURANT SPORT.

" allowed. tug-J FORD TOURING. INSTRUCTION
- . . vr six day» 19:0 FORD RACER. ‘

”no: w”; “”5, Km, 'l‘nljluxu. ‘ Musical, Dancing. Dramatic dd
. sum 01' 0 13:: lJL'ltAV'l‘ 51‘: .
, mm... “,3: “_‘KLan ’nflérlsix-v \OCAL -— Isabelle Slauson-Bibblns.

» . “my, 1:113 (.‘ADILLAI ‘TOL‘ltl‘Vl‘z. will reopen her vocal studios in
; v ;; “erasing 1;.” phonolpt F. R ROA'D East Norwalk and Darien. Sep-

1919 PAIGE TOURIS’G. ' tembcr 2nd. For particulars
_ -... _. phone Daricn 353.
\ ‘ ALI. .‘v’ PERFECT
. 3.1% W: index, CONDITION. LIVE STOCK
' .~5—- (7 “ p. .1. DI PIETRO. Poultry and Supplies 49
'. ‘EST AVE. NORW ' -

fl ‘ AL“ nusnnv BABY CHICKS—Ply-

_ ‘ 1-»: Garages—Autos For Hire ll mouth Rocks. Reds. Duchlings.
Laying hens. 'Poultry supplies.

-. |Boson MAGNETW .An mahes or Be" Pm” ”a!“ ‘°" 1‘" Wm”
- . .1. Magnetos. Starters. Generator. ,._ Phon 405. Weston Live Poultry.

‘ .10.“, I“. paired and Installed. New Bomb 3" M St“ N°rwalk'

— Ignition for Fords and all other MILK FED BROILEHH —. Direct
- .igcs cars. 119 80. Main St. Phone :l“- from farm to consumer. Killed to

' . . . order and delivered. Also strictly

’ 33.. CAltS WAShE“ _ i'rcsli Sterile eggs. direct from hen-4

33..“ SIMOAILI‘NG DONE nery St Clair Poult Farm
, ON AUTOMOBILES ' -' ry '
1 .- ll . Phone l\orwalk 1956-5.

" an. GEO. OLMSTEAD

-,: _. WASH. ST.. REAR MAHACKEMO BABY ClllX—323 per {Until-ed. two
,’ Hiro r _ weeks old 832 per hundred. Bred
"r [e LORD REPAIni'Nu by “m to lay stock. Hatches weekly.

- . uCYC 3 Li“! and dosd storage for I.” ”b Barcd Rocks. R. I. Reds and a c_
- ""‘° teries. Edward 5- 0'8”“1- 3 iv. leghorns. We will also book
.. ‘ E— WObSleT 5‘» 50- NONUK- a limited number of orders for 9
: wmred FOP. RENT—Garages—Convenient 33:52:23” ”“3353; ““3353;
, :Hructlui_ to commuters, being located near ‘

_ 1 Manner! It. ll. station. l-‘runk Satta. 8 Yard. New Canaan. Pnono 439'
_ Hunting Burbank St, South Norwalk. Woolen—line arms 60

‘ - stay Hood. ‘

.. 5.0,“. CONTRA 'r MACHINE SHOP- so-ricnz WANTED TO BUY—All

' ‘ Wm; Decorut- and gar ge. Welding and cutting kinds of cattle. Extra prices for

‘ Service 1t all hours including aun- calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and

, ‘ . “hm." days. "Go-Gas" and Sunoco motor poultry. Will exchange milking

" ",‘M‘mn' oil. Charlie Kolllglan. a Steamboat cows for beef cows. Notify Barry
- ‘ «in Place. foot of Havllsnd 8t. Tel J. Freedman. P5039 1859-

— Jefmfl 915. Night; 2915.
Repairing—Service Stamina to R D

.- ' annih- o'munx GARAGE—(tars washed ““C‘“ F" m "
__ : will!) 0 '0 0 .

_ ”a.” on short 'notice. Phone ‘83" FOR SALE—Coal range in good con-
. ,_ _“l l (lition.- Also girls” winter coat with
‘_ J)“ a“ :gonu Busmnss SERVICE silk collar. size 12 years. 4 Syca-
f“ "“3 li“ . . more St. East Norwulk.
—: ‘ ‘A" ""“~ Bustness Services Offered 18
-:- ”vi—Mule FOR SALE—New oak barrels and
.1, NAGY BR08.—&On§‘. Local 3110 kegs, paraffin lined. 5 gal $1.50, 10
~ ”mm“ long distance trucking otali kinds. gal. 32.2.5, 15 gal. $2.50. 20 gal.
’1' ‘ an“ e. Piano hoisting. Special vans for 2.75, 25 gal. $3.1m. 30 gal. 83.25.
‘ '““ V n! moving purposes. 6 ton Mack So gal. $4.00. Stcvc Reynolds.
:' "P i dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone .118 Scribner Ave. Phone 2854.
-i time. 304-14 ni hts.
_ mum, d“ 8 Household Goods so
- . - .— ~; NE R -
h m AUCTIO E QUARTERED OAh—dining room
Dramatic Joseph A. Angionc ‘

. ‘ -. T ‘ "163-1” him-walk suite, buft’ct. china closet. table and
'--‘°n e. "' " {our chairs, very reasonable.
if 1- . PAPERHANGING DECORATING— Phone 2455.

‘ 7"" c ' Largest assortment in finest W3"

, j \ Chm,” Paper. Work done in lowest figure Wanted—1o ”‘1 ‘0
‘-‘ ‘ Alex White. 35 Lowe Stu PM“ FURNITURE—Second-Mud. sought
7' 2858. at highest prices. If you have any
~, _ Junk or metal to sell we will also
—. ;,. VALLERIES EXPRESS Daily p” nigh pnm Gail at, 'me
‘_ 13.3.5139 service between Norwalk and H. Jane 31 For: Point street

,,.. , ”some. Danbury. Also local truckins- P110 "9’ '
-: . ”3,! Norwalk office trolley exp. Phone no '

T "lance Equip- 575"“ Dam” °m°° “2' HIGHEST PRICES Pan) -'- For

"5* dvhand furniture. Call 903

Tree Specialist. secon
_5 . _ I? Products Conn. License Tree Moving or write to H. Ash. 44 Water St.
- ‘ Winners No. 25 '8 IND I'D
.—- _ z. Eat TREE WORK “‘00 BO

. ' wow 18 MY Room With Board or

.—. - ‘=. “.3 Diamonds SPECIALTY. . ,
-r\:,- -. - 2 Tooll phone 3345 S-horvalk- VAN ZAND'L 81. s. —1!Purnish;o
-: - ~ hlfidmg ,, rooms'with all conven ences r
.-|— , 11.1.63: Repairing and Refinishing ’9 day or week. at above address. H.
r: . _ a. “Ewe" AUTO Tops—Trimmings; ro-up- 531'-

' I "A Time. bolstering of closed cars. Reason- Rooms Without floor-d 68
fi- ‘ ‘ . l 7“ able prices: best service. A. Hair. '

'Tf ~~ . my corner Woodward Av... Grove at" FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur-
4 l}. fift- South Norwnlk. Phone I". nlshcd rooms for light housekeep-
"7 '1 ‘r‘oard ’ ing. Can be rented by week or
‘-' a...” Board Laundering 2-! month. An improvements. Steam
a; . . . _ . I; .. heat included. Phone 1528.

1“ .1 «agencpm‘ LAUNDRY WORK—Wanted by .

-7: 1‘ At‘ Home Hand Laundry on 12 Day ROVVAYTON HOUSE—Nicely fur-
‘T 7 .. St. Phone 13031-3, nlslied rooms. Rates reasonable.

.7 ~ >“ in - "'3 Phone 2089.

3' ~ :1! or Board _ Rem and m 39 -

—~ 1 you RENT-n , so. MAIN ST.. 27—: pleasant

' 1:} Flats CITY HALL SHOE REPAIVRII‘F rooms for gentlemen. Sunny and
‘ 7.x . ”.3 for Rent Highest quality “Wk only. Every airy. Inquire at same address.

l“ " 1 1 d {r Rent iob guaranteed. Hon" 7 3- m- to

‘3 . ‘. in or s p. m. Try us once and you Will m tor non-escaping as
‘ 5 f“? come again. as N. Main st. (opp

h A'V'FK Room Cit Hall) T0 LET—Two furnished rooms for

‘ .‘Aountain—For y ' 5 light house keeping. 18 Osborn
_ _ UPHOLSTERING—Ano cabin“ 1111’ Ave. East Norwalk. Conn.

, -.: licnt km‘, Pictures and mirror-

? To licnt framod. High grade work. . A ASK ANY of the regular readers of
I _ : i‘UR SALE— Bergstrom. N", I. o_ o, l'. Build- the classified section what they
a} 51,331 Estate ‘5‘ So. Nomi. think of its service.

5. ' "party For Sale ' .. -—— . ~fi "" r “
‘f ‘ 'f Land For 89.].

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f I‘ “ Fa‘c A o
‘ x“ l aiountain-l’or

.‘ '~-."‘or Sale ‘
' ~z'i-“al Estate '

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4'5 ' ’ mbnc service. )1 - 1:
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Trouble During Trio?

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FRIDERICHSHAFEN. Germs-v.5
Aug. 29,—Englne trouble in tho
dirigibie ZR-3 developed on .-
first. trial flight. Wednesday
to announcement of the
company officials and several
Will be required to malt. tho ..-
sary repairs. The airship. built,
Germany for the United fictitir
soon to cross the ocean for W

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The Zeppelin officials
the nutsvand bolts on one o! u).
glues were found to be 4
during the trial _trip. Two
motors, it was said. did not
come up to expectations and ‘ . .5;
were taken down with the flow 3.
remedying (units. It to M
unethe same motors on tho. "
trial night which probably will
place early next week. .

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