Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 13, 1924 · page 12

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BA 11 RELS AND W. ~New

barrels and kegs. partinnnc £3:
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3.) . ., . 33-00. ful section. 6 min tes walk
..::.:..:?~.:.;:.rl.r2:.- s..- mm- H... «rm-“on M32:
7'alénfl. road. Phone 25“.. " ar Post, nue. Rent reachable. Call 2928
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a “"",‘,'°“1. .-._. ”A 8321-: A341) ICE BOX—.~Snfo :4 in. 1 nymxmgwmfl‘flfimv or
:m Moving lea :30; 4";ng and 30 in. high. particular. Within two mlgug
. on top. 3100:! butter tub. 4 hole walkout the Regent Theatre.‘1°os-
». W1 do at bolto ”on batlom, (2 in. session immediately. Apply to
7 1-2 leet hlmh~7 imiwlde at top. the Howard Agency, Inc.. Regent
Inquire at 188M023; lageflc “2:159. Eheatre 81113.. Norwalk. Phone
_,. ._ .. - -. or 400 or call 1619.
r. Nor-Walk Dhone 2.59.
, ”mm“, 2, ammo-a «we. a unison-r: rennin
:.":-l:;lsfl3 “-39. FOR SALE—Dining rmm and sit-
. a”; Reason- :umringgnvc?ed too: and kitchen lou- M his I.
l -. ,.._ . ‘L - . leap. finer; ]e 'l a
’ “fee 3‘." locality. Phone 3615.3. m “5 3 ACRES 0F LAND-1° mum“
.c.. row: .11.. ’
V‘ono 4!! Walk from Main and “’all streets,
. ., , . ,. Wand—1» nu v“ ltIhl-cmgh Springwood avenue: £130
7:... ‘. R NG - ’k— onus of two rooms with lmprove~
r. 101\11'.1Ev6ry axial-331' PRICE: run -- For meats ilnrDISeaa. court. price £3.-
..rs T .8“ m. to or “giant daturnuma. Call 903 200. Hence on Summit St. 10
.wi tron will 0 Alb. “ Water 8!. rooms. lot 65“): 270. LOUIS GEN-
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,155 positions for
“ , help. Good
."v-zmdlngs. Bring
:431. Conn. Em-

30 \Ycat Ave.
I.“ .c__ I ._ I _____-—
‘ hummus. Agents 35
’ l l. FOR FREE
. '! “Better-Made"
Ilfirvufacturer direct
."z‘nl or experience
3100 weekly
“RON MILLS, 563

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:‘INANCIAL

loan—Morten“ 40
LOANS—Loans on
“fort-sages. City or

terms. Room

'_l‘: Bldg. 30 “'all
Tl Nor‘walk.

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All).

Rooms Wuhan Board a

1‘1: ICE LY FERN [SHED—steam heat-
ed roon‘l. Adjoining hath. Suit-
able for one or taro gentlemen.

"' South Main St. Phone '924.

15“?” PLEASANT ROOMS— Fur-
nished. Heat. gas, electric lia‘htn.
uln- of bath. Adults only. Middle
nerd couple profound. Inquire 2:
T:i:'lor Ayn. near Flax Hill road.

MMW‘N

ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING—
Neatly furnished 2-mom apart-
men'. for light housekeeping.
Adults. Hotel Brunei, 94 Washing-
ton ntrect._l"hone 3217.

Wnuted—hoou- or Board 1’8

WAh'TED’Dcalrable light hon-é-
keeping room: by young women
employed. Best references. Write
Box 51 cio Sentinel.

WANTED—Two unmrnlshod rooms
and bath. Phone 2116.

REAL ESTATE 1'03 REIT

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Apartments. I18; 24
FAIRFIELD AVE. s‘—Slx room
apartment. all improvements. in.

eluding hear. and light. also gur-
359. Apply phono 645-4.

 

day or week. at above addreu. a.
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COLONIAL Hotel-3 in new develop-
ment. Buried living room 15180.
hooded fireplace: dining room with

open fireplace: 6 bed too 3
baron. urns. or 2 can. 0
house—large lving room with

fireplace, sun parlor, 4 bed rooms.
2 baths, garage for 2 cal-3.7 Build-
mg sites on devotion. overlooking
Saugatuck river. Situated in
Thomas Rood, connecting Compo
road with Imperial avonue. Terms
libenl. L. M. Thoma W‘estport.
Tel. 151-2.

COLONIAL BUNGALOW—Tho best
built Colonial bungalow in this
section. 6 light cheerful rooms and
bath. every improvement. oak
floors and trim throughout. Also
larfiro gal-ago for quick sale only.
$9,200. part cash. ’

E. A. ETROL’T. Inc.
68 Wall St. Phone 3658

FINE HOUSE—Two tawny. in So.
Not-walk. handy to station and
everything. 13 room in im-
provements. two haters. Price
$8,000. Only $2,000 cash neceosary.

E. A. STROUT.
es Wall St. Phone 3658

FOR SALE—1 room be.» all im.
provements. 5 minute- trom Nor-
wnlk P. 0. 85.300. Saul] can pay-
ment. P. O. Box 78. Norwnlk

FOR RESULTS list your property
with the Strum “an”. 68 “7.11
St. Norwalk, Conn.

OUT 01" TOWN—Party wishes to
dispose‘ot a 9 room house. An
ideal little home. W'ill go at the
fight price. Some cash and easy
terms. S.-N. Center. All improve-
ments. Apply at once. 24 Clay St.
80. Norwalk.

10 ROOM HOUSE—in the best real-
dentlal section of center. all im-
movements and in very fine condi-
tion. Only $9.000. Cash necessary

 

 

 

 

 

 

provemenm. Rent. 25 per month.
Inquire at 3 ”fast street. So. Nor-
mlk. ‘

GROVE ST. Y—Four rooms and
both. unfurnished. second floor.
Inquire at name address.

HALF HofiSE—Wnn all unprove-
ments, 03 “(est Arr. erle Box
.‘i (:30 Sentinel. ‘

LN KEELER BLDGP—S room apart-
ment. steam heat and hot water
furnished, also 5 rooms in new

 

house ct. Osborne Ave. all im-
provement. Inquire at. Kceler'l
Shoe Store. Phone 33:.

5 ROOM'FAnd bath. all improve-

ments. newly decorated: also” sar-
age. ,Three minuoea from R. R.
station. Alexander W'hlte, 37 Lowe

at. Tel. 2553.

TO LET~4 rooms and garage, lower
half of two family house. All im-
provements. 4 Fcnwick SL, Em

Norwalk.

TWO APARTMENTS— Five room

each, with all improvernon s. on

. Spring St. Apply Mn. N. (Barnum.
32 Lowe St. or phone 592-.»

W'ES'E AVE.. 1-3—6 ,room
merit, all improvements. reason-
able rent. newly decorated. In-
quire N. Framer. 2 Hanford Place.

So. Norwalk. .

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FOR RENT—5 nice rooms. All lm— 31.500.

prove'rnenll. 1'25 E. Washington E. A. STROUT. Inc.

':.. inquire Mr. Sopsllln. 68 Wall St. Phone 3658
FOR RENT—Five rooms. All 1111- SACRIFICE—Owns mm: town

7, room house all improvements.
two car cmxe. large lot. aplendld
location. any torus. D. 8. null.
Huvllnud Block. 80.. Norwnlk.

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HIGHLAND PARK -— They came.
they saw, they bought Saturdgy
and Sunday. attractive home sites
at Roton Hill (Highland Park)
they know wonderful values when
they see them. Don't be a. “lo-
morrow nun" today’n the time to
act. Roton Bill Co... 9? Washing-
ton Street. Tel. 93. J. A. Gold-
smith. Ede. Director.

 

KEYSER ST. But Norwalk. Select
neighborhood. Lot: for sale.
Phone 2162-5.

N0 FINER LOCATION. Many well
known residuals hove already
made pummel '01 select home
sites at Baton Hill (Highland
Park) ml: or convenient terms.
High. dry and healthful location.
No finer location {or "the castle of
your drums." Roton Hill Co.. 97
Washington Street. Tel. 93.

HOME SITES—Beautiful Baton Hill
(Highland Park) home sites. 3500
up. Roton Hill Co.. 9': Washing-
ton St. Tel. 93.

ROTON 'HILL—v-Golng fast. don't
wait 'till int! Get choice of home
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Doing On'e ThingAt A Time
You have been adViaed frequently flat that~
my. to do thingswell it to do one thing at §‘

- . That’s good enough advice—but‘it DOES *3
seem to overlook the. need: a: the individual
who mntatogetmnythinp'done.
\ Such an individual should regularly read
the ,A~BvC Classified Section .of the Evening

Hereisnplncewhaoonoundooni'thinc
atatimeiudstilldomnythinpinnminutel

The alplubefical and numerical guides in'
theA-B-C Classified Wendie auto
locate'dozens of opportunities in a short time.
One can do one thing after mother with great
rapidity when the “things? consist of findillg

‘ You’re missing Opportlpicy’. invitations it
A you fail to road the Clonified Adi.
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FOR SALE—No taxes to pay until
October. 19:5. Home sites that
make one hum the tunetul note:
or "Home Sweet. Home' and Wish
thnt the opportunity to locute hero
wu uttered lonx your: ago. But.
it: never too lute you know while
“the coax-'0; opportunity" remains
alar. Lat Suzurdoy And Sunday
you would luv. felt genuinely por—
ry tor the busy “lumen. Bad to
send out a. hurry all tor hum nnd
e“ sandwiches tad nibble be.
tween the closing of deals with
eager buyers. And. they wero
courteous solo-Inca. too. No to-
luctance to show honest worn.
Muir people cane with their
friends and rclutxvec. Some do-
clnre they will "our: building op.
oration: thin all" while other: will
erect "the cutie at their drums"
next opting whm a. young man's
fancy turns to pooaeulng a love-
ly wife and joyful kiddies. Yep.
they came "right from church"
and lunch and are going to live
"hnpplly ever after" purchasing
happy home sites ct Roton Hill
(Highland Park) 031cc. 9'! Wuh-

lngion 8!. Tel. 93 (or appointment ’

with J. A. Goldsmith. Sole- Dirac.
tor.

HIGHLAND PARK—Everyono od-
miru the lots “on the Bill."
dent: who moved am all anxious
to get back where the balmy
breezes blow and warm mmhln:
bring the rosy glow of health to
one'l checks Throw tlu‘ old
medicine bottle and box at Peach-
um‘s pills ”to in. dogs." Select
a. home site now It Baton Hill
(Highland Park). High and dry.
\Yhy‘.‘ Over 160 feet nbove Sea-
level and you con behold on unob-
structed View 0! land. sea. nod sky
many miles distant. Like stand:
in; on'iho summit of 1 hl‘h
mountain with the world beneath
your net. Roton Hill (Highland
Park). Home sites will prOVe "the
custle of your drama." What the
old folks will enjoy. what. the chil-
dran need to nuke then: robust
and happy. Roton Hill Co" 97
Washington St. Corns Santa!
or Sunday or telephone 93 for up—
pointmont with ur. Goldsmith.
Note. Sunday won "a rod loan
day" here. May loin sold to local
people who appreciate ronl home
site values at their very door.

 

 

\VHY PAY 88.000?——tor a. lot, when
81.000 will buy it now. Shore
proporty on Great Marsh. Build-
ing lots. sauna on channel. tut
building vicinity to:- $1.090. A
rare opportunity. Em terms.
John Knapp—Wilton 63-2.

 

 

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PHDNE

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O’Connor Taxi cl.

Eva-y Pan-engu- Protoetod by
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Large beautiful honle sitc- (now vacant) on Flax Hill ‘37".
Bond oppout’ a Highland Ave.
fine cisterns, 2 wells on property, city water, electricity. ,
View down Highland Ave. and of «country’side, one of the

most bountiful sights h be found anywhere. m0x250 feet,
price $3,500. This is considerably lower than one can buy ’

Excavation sidewalks, 2

' green‘farm land for between here and New 'ork. -‘.3 mill-
utes to Railroad Station by automobile.

Inquire J. A GOLDSMITH, Roton, Hill
Company, 97 y’ashing'ton Street Tele-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Price $8.200.

 

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Elite Dining Rom ’
30 West. Ave- ' ,
Busmf ess Men’s Lunchfiflc.

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LONDON, Sept. 13.—“But of. luck

 

 

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of tomorrow.

We
Vhlt erupt.
your (launch!

Policies.

Phone 85

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How to decrease
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Your financial problems may
will be lo. it you do not need
to odd to than panthle prob.
lam: of tomorrow. .

moo relieves you of worrie-

Immune mks

today are. and tomorrow at”.
Inna-onus is n promotion every
win man has. Very who men
nuke sure they or. toll: haul-ed.
an serve you in adv-lung
whnt you would macro—ad to

We can decrease
worries.

We can provide you with oil
forum or Property Probation

J.M.Layton
‘&Co.,Inc.

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provomento.
First District.
07.000.

 

New 6 room house.

all im-
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Wade: sent to his prlvute m.
Sir Godfrey Thom“, when the m
married was Din-n3. Hoekynl or
Chlcheotor Cathedral. _

Gift}E from the King and Quota
and the Prince were among the well-
ding presents. The Prince cent ht
principal secretary a. plum

 

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Will sacrifice house of 7
rooms, with all improve-
ments. Beautiful location,
large 'porch, shade trees.
Just off EAST iiAVENUE.
Leovingfhe city only rea-
son for selling. Price $6,500.

Terms arranged. The
house alone could not be re-
placed for $8,000.

This is one of the most un-
usual bargains ever offered.

 

 

 

watchchain and a check. .
The bride was given my by In:
lather. the Archdeacon of Chlcheslnfifk
She wore a gown of gold and crann—
brocade. with a train or gold than;
trimmed in old Limerick lace. in
last being a gltt from the .W
groom’s mother. Lady Thoma.
There were five bridesmaid! nod two
pages. also dressod in gold' and
cream. Pale green shoes tum
the bridesmaids attire. :

The old cathedral was W
decorated for the occasion with ,
white and gold flowers. Them:
departed for a. wedding trip on th.
Continent.

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Pork). Stone gate entrance. Flax -— 10 on: home. on West Ive” - ‘R’ m ,
Business Place :0: “an: 7. Hill Road. Clll oiliwflg .1- 9A in Secrgnd District. nil lmprovo- . m. F 0 H0? t 8 son M”. Fem d: m
Goldwthp ROtOn n 0-. 7 W mEDtS", $8.500. . ‘1 , - , . , “ghildt, nee Non. m
STORE FOR RENT—Inquirf I-t wumngmn 5" Tel 93' Lot 1503300 feet. Another lot n Sleconu and Diana? 53" mated 45 South Mam Street ' ar- ' daughter of W. G. m ‘3.
Gottlieb'l Clothing 5“" 1‘ 80. STOP PAYING R‘ENI—Buy now an 169x150 with nah-old in rénr. Two (”any home" Third m,_ . the latest society wow to do:
Mann 5:. Tel, 314-4. ideal home” Site u Roton Hill Both streets have war. water. mt, $6.000. ’ South NONI“: business. She has was! a.
ted—Jr Rent 81 (lemd Pork). Call Mr. Gold; as and m. m ' . . ‘ . bureau in Paris for the —’
W“ 0 —- smlth, Baton mil Company. 9- able. v V J M- 093le Phone 435 l f an: who . b» .
WANTED by a. couple, 3 or 4 rooms Washington St. Tel. 93 0!:d com: Ask JOE T. HAYEb ‘ 80. 3-1-1! St. a”. ",1 _. .. =' 1 oh rt ob'ect m the “I "
with all improvements. Write E. suntan! memoon or 5“ W 1 7 Mann Street Non-1k. Conn. _ use a J y . ,
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5 ‘ :15. Beds. I
Poultry corolla-l
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