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No advertisement taken (or In.
up: so rents.
.cuni live everege words to the.
Ln‘.
cnzsed ads will be received by
”gym-no and 11 paid u onion within
.pu days train the first dey or in
germ“; cosh rate will be allowed.
Al: ordered for three or six em
m: .mpped before expiration will
call be charged [or the filial»! 01
umes the ad appeared and adjust
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“7.1- noun-at such List. he loses the right to ap-
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A-B-C All Index run. 1924. - - -c
INUEMSNTS— THOS. c. BALCOM. Tax Com.
55M)“ HORACE E. DANN
fwl‘lcalhl Assessors.
:——-i.‘ards 0! m
ic—ln Memories!)
4—l’lowors -
X—Funelu Director. .
o—amuumentl.‘ Comm! m
7~-Personels ‘
9- Societies and Lea”
:vlwuasi and Found
Al IUMOTIVE—
A—Awomobiie AM“
[lb-«Automobile. For Isle
ifs-«Auto Aces-cries
:4-43erages—Autoe tor Eire
1i—5iotorcyclee and Bicycles
:T—-Wented—Antomotive
BliSL‘x'i-JSS SERVER-—
Hm Business services Offered
lit—Build”): end Contracting
;i-l)ressmaxing end Iliilinerg
'..‘r——l:ieaiins. Plumbing. Rooting
iinlnsurenoe end lurety Honda
.‘d- Moving. Trucking. Storege
26— Punung. Pspering Decorat-
in;
ill—Protesoimu wines .
;‘:v--liopeiring and Refinishing
Tw—Tailorln' end Predng
linenied—antneee Service
EMPLOYMENT-
ape-Employment Anna.
i:-—Help Wanted—Fame
7. .aflelp Wanted—lash
li-l—lelp—Male and Fannie
35—Solicitore. Conveeaeis Agenb
eel—Situations Wanted—Bemme
a:——Situations Wanted-Male
Fl .‘V LVCIAEJ—
. i—llusiness Opportunities
(C—Mund, to men—Mortgage.
il—Wenied—‘l‘o Borrow
I‘TrLTRUU'l'IbN—
43-—-Coneepouuenco Course!
ii—Locai Instruction messes
H—I-Aumcal. Dancing. Drum.
l. 5 —— Wanted- Instruction
in E STUCK—-
47—Dore. Cats. Other Pet.
lav-«Horses. Cattle. Vehicle.
w—Pouitry end Supplies
SCaWanled—UV‘O Block.
MERCHANDISE-
”-1—-.trtlcxee For Solo
obs—Barter and Exchnngs
c”—-Boato and Acossssoriee
5v~Bulldln3 Materials
'li—liiucness and Oince Equip-
went
~‘ vl-‘arm and Dairy Products
‘E—Futl. Feed. Fertilisers
-r—-—Good Things to En!
52—Household Goods
rib—Jewelry. Watch... w
*1—5iacbinery and Tools
‘Z—llusical Morons-061.0 SAVING.’
::»s—-—l-iadlo Equipment
iL—Seeds Fleur; “0'3" 1923 FORD SEDAN. PRICED
54—Speciais at the Stores RIGHT.
Sb-Wearing Apparel
té—‘Wantod—To Buy , 1928 DURANT TOURING. A BAR-
'ngl'Llo‘ AM) BUARD—. GAIN.
ST—Rooms With Hoard
“i—llcums Without Board
fife-Rooms for Housekepinfl
iO—Vaul‘ion Pinon ‘
.‘l-‘Where to Eat
Til—Where to Stop in To“
l?-Wer.ted--Rooml or Board
‘-"‘..\_l STATE FUR RENT—-
74—Apertments and Flu:-
T5~Businees Places for Rent
Ti-R‘irms and Land For B.“
Tl—I—iousen For Rent
T$—~‘.‘fiCt‘§S and Desi: Room
23-31mm sad ‘Monnuin—m
Rent ‘
SO—Euburbdn—To ROI“
Zl—Wanted—To Rant
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—-
F- ~Erckers in Ben! mu .
FE—Ruainesn Property For his
H—Farms and Lend m .1.
Iii—Horace For kl. -
is—Lots For filo '
iii—Shore end landmine—I’m
Sale
37—Suburbsn—For hie” ,_
33—Waniod—Rw mu
1
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'msrrucr or .. NORWALK,
Imei'xodeee
ASSESSORS‘ NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given. that every
Person. Firm and Corporaton. re—
Sign? or Non-resident. liable to
axes on real or personal to -
ertv in the City of Norwalk. linuzt
tile with the Board of Assessors of
the oils or Nonalk. within twenw
days from date hereof e written or
limited list duly sworn to, of all
property belonging to such Person.
Firm or Corporation, on the First
no.7 of October. 1924.
”colors of said
assessed and vslued.‘and desi tin
the District or Districts inflows:
on? lag is aim-m. , '
or e purpose of receiving
Lists. the Assesors will be in session
in. the Assembly Hall Building.
FirstDistrictendintheCuyBall
Building. Second District. on Mon-
day. Oct. 13th,.19z4 from 10.00 A.
at. until 12 o'clock Noon'end train
.. P. M. until 5 P. M. in the after-
noon and on Friday evenings from
7 until 9 o'clock. at the places
aforesaid, and daily thereafter. ex-
cepting Sundays. until end includ-
ing Saturday. November lat, 1924.
Failure to file such Lists, will
make it necessary for said Assessom
to an out the same item the best
information obtainable and a Pen-
alty o! 10 per cent. will be added
as required by law.
It the property owner fails to file
.1
SOLVENT NOTICE.
$3..
PROBATE COURT, OCT. 10, A.
D.. 1924.
Emte of Kate A. Day. late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trht o! Nomadic. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
her-so: tor the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for sei-
tlemont. .Those who neglect to pre-
sent their Mounts, properly attested,
within said time. will be disbarred
a. recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
KATE A. POLHEMUS.
Administratrlx. C. 'l'. A.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Stayed. Lost. Found
FOUND—Purse keys and money
found on Woodward Ave. Owner
can have same by paying for this
Ad. Inquire 59 Woodward Ave.
LUST—Black leather purse With one
hundred and thirtymve dollar
bills. loose change and fifty-nve
' and a. half dollars in checks. Be-
, tween R. ll. station and Post of-
Iicc. Return to this 003cc. Itowaid.
ST—ln South Norwalk. between
Banner Bel-fiery and Post Office.
via. Railroad Avenue. small leather
purse containing sum or money
and keys. Finder please return
keys and half the money to Mrs.
A. Merriam. 16 Bayvicw Avenue.
South Nam-elk.
10
t 1,
gunmen. sale} r If
1923 Ford Taxi.
1921 Cadillac 7 pass. touring-
1918 Oldsmobile, 6 pass. touring.
1922 Hupmoblle Sedan.
1928 Ford Touring.
182i Chevrolet Touring.
VALET BROS.
Cadillac. Jordan. Hupniobile Dealers
Show Room Service Station
:
West Ave. Chestnut St.
Nor-walk So. Nor-walls
Tel. 726 . Tel. 1860
NEW—~F‘leus—USED
Buy your Ford now.
Joe Hollywood-1 West Ave.
Tel. 8900 and 1859-0.
The Place of Sound Values
‘——m USED cans}—
The purchaseoiaused eel-issue
when you buy from us. and You saw
money. while getting perfect satis-
(action.
No.
478 Maxwell Touring . . . . . . . . $100
985 Studebaker 2 Pass Coupe. . 8‘95
689 Chevrolet Sedan. brand new 8800
855 Dodge Roadster ..... '. . . . . 8475
67? Dodge Sedan ....... ..... also
352 Studebaker Touring .v- . . . . ‘8505
203 Essex Coupe ........ . ... 3675
632 Chevrolet Touring . . . . . . . $150
$450
8695
8675
‘815
306 Oakland Touring . . . . . ... .
349 Peerless Touring ..... . . . .
828 Dodge Business Coupe . . .
605 Chevrolet Touring . . . . . . . .
‘76 Maxwell Touring . . . . . .... 8100
20? Buick Coupe -.‘.......... 8150
898 DurantSodui ............8850
8136
3395
(49
881
890
876
854
583
Chandler Touring . . . . . . . .
Chevrolet Coupe . . . . . . . . .
Chevrolet Sedan . . . . . . . . . 8195
Essex Touring . . 8650
Studebaker Touring Big Six 8695
Jewett Touring 8675
ensue-eu.
enee ......
ALL« THESE CARS ARE IN
GOOD STYLE. LATE MODELS.
MANY NEWLY PAINTED. AND
ALL REPRESENT VALUES MUCH
ABOVE THE PRICE ASKED.
J
B'P’I‘ DEALERS USED CAR
EXCHANGE INC.
136 Cannon St. Barnum (437-4438
USED CARS—We have use-d cars at
Bargains. Come in and make your
own terms. You need the car and
we need the spade. P. .1. Di Pietro.
47'West Ave. Phone 955. Open
every evening until 9 p. m.
Guam—Ame For Hire I4
ANCHOR STEEL GARAGES. An-
chor Corrugating Construction Co.
N. Y. C. A. W. Vining. Sales
Agent. 1&6 Holmes St, Strata-rd.
Telephone ‘51.
l
Important
49
numerical “pain
muting Sentinel.
serve you fer-ever.
beticel and numerical
An finally—here’s
Evening Sentinel l
. important Points About I .
There are some important.
remembered about-thigh _
” w get pg guide pom .
- throughout the ‘Ati-G- Classified Section of the
. In thefirst place-those “pain ” are.
fixedisnd unchanging tram day to day. They
are always the same so that «soon as" you
memorise the one which interests you, it Will
Then these “pointers” prooeed‘in alpha-
”soothers-end they lead you instantly to your
goal. You can’t go "tray in Opportunity ’s field
as long as you follow the guide posts.
pointc—Julifl systematic; arrangement of classi.
fied “ads is exclusive in this territory, with the
flied-”Med“
Alwaysihelsnie—Ialcviee
Alwayswm—hw
Painter‘s" y ‘
points tobe
alphabetical and
’x
.
‘1
order. One pointrto
a mighty ‘ important
venues AND oumou-oesuect
*7 3 (f ‘ _; .7 >
7.. when... _' And Oppo rtunio _, -
up. were run sun
Hemline-Sale as
FOR SAX-Me Stamford ‘nengo.
One, Stewart Range. and one baby
crib and mattress ell in Ad «in-
dltion. Call at linen-Ave. East
Falwell: or Phone 3038-11.
WHITE IRON BED-W121: buss
trimm‘ ins. Almost like new. For
Sale at soKWoodwu-d Ave. Mrs.
Sheldon. .
“mamas:
new (or spring delive of bulbs.
Dahlia prices 150 to 8 .50 per tu-
ber; also hardy plants. 312.124-
BFJTH ‘MOREBOUSE. Wehurst
SACK! VICE—Owns
roofing town
‘7 room house ell improvements.
. two car strut. large lot. splendid
location. easy terms. D 8. Run
Haviland Block. So. Nor-walk.
0mm msrfi‘?
Ova-75% erasure-theta!” 7.
take a total of thousands 00'
hundreds of million dollars in. ‘
erty nines ere preventable- "
you sip protect yowsei! and
community from fire by being
FOR SALE~On eesypeyinente. six
room-house. with two lots. 03.850-
5 roam house. all improvements.
2 lots. $5.800: 3 room 'houso.
$2.650; two calmly house. twelve
rooms. all improvements. Sh. Nor-
wnlk center. $9.000. Other one
and two family bone Apply
Freebl Real Estate 1 Insurance
- Agency. 18 Lowe street or E. J.
Van Nest. 40 Beyview avenue.
Dahlia Gardens. Greenfield Hill.
Fail-tum. Phone 108-0.
‘ “niece—1n IN OI
SPRING HILIr—S roam house. d“
improvements. lot 50:140. Gab
age 20:16. Inquire M. Tierno, 72
sprint" Hill.
FURNITURE—hm «inane-id. erugiu
It higbm prices. I! won haw em
lunb 0e diesel soeell ve will also
pay high mile... on it write
3. Jane. 8!. For: Point street
FOR SALE—'1 room so...“ all im-
pmvements. 5 minutes from Nor-
welk P. 0. “$00. Smell cosh can
inept. P. 0 Res 7! Noni-elk.
Phone :99.
Edam 'PRlCl-JSV Paul; -— For
second-bend turniinre. Cay 908
or write to B Ash 40 Water St
WANTEDethme piece mahogany
table. Stabs price- P. 0. Box (68>
So. Norwalk.
loosens}: 33;.»
Rooms. With Board
81
15 ROOM HOUSE—Two baths. elec-
tricity. ‘water. two fire places.
four-ca: garage under house wit
eight acres 0: cultivated in :
barn and all outhouses on placer
near conveniences. For quick sale
at $12,000. Easy terms. If this
house does not interest you I have
several'other good buys. John
Knapp. owner. Phone Wilton 03-2.
omssmnn nmruv
VAN “ND“; 81. b. ofurnisheo
rooms with all conveniences 0:
day or week. e1 above eddrem. 8
Ash. ,
hinting. Trucking. slur-0‘s 35
HOUSEHOLD MOVING—in or out
of city. Quick service. Dally
(reign: trips to New York. Furni-
ture moved safely and reasonable.
Phone Herebdeld Motor Transpor-
tetion'Co. 26 Concord St. ‘l'ele-
phone 190. New York once 208
W 10th street.
CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP—
and garage 7 Welding and cutting
Servwe ‘u all hours Including But.
days. ”Go-Gee” end Sunoco‘ motor
oil. Charlie Kolligian. s Steamboat
Place. toot of Havilsnd 8!. Tel
915 Nights 2918.
BOSCH MAGNETO—All makes of
magnetoes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition tor Fords and all other
care. 119 So. Main St. Phone Sis.
LUTONO'RVL
Automobiles For Sa-le \ II
FOR SALE —- 1 1928 Chevrolet
Coupe. New Paint, $425: 1 Chev—
rolet Coupe. 8875; 1 Star Coupe.l
new paint. $365; 1 Chevrolet 50-)
den. $400: 1 1922,0hevrolet sedan
5375: 1 Dodge Commercial car.
$125: 1 1923 .Ford roadster. 3200-.
1 1924 Sport model. Chevrolet
roadster. $600. Demonstrators
and. several other bargains, at
.Lustin’s Garage. Phone 1959. So.
Nor-walk. Chevrolet dealers since
1314. *
USED CAR SPECIALS-
FORD TOURING. NEW. AT A RE-
DUCTION.
1924 CHEVROLET court. AT A
i.
1932 DODGE” SEDAN. FINE CON-
DITION. .
192‘ ESSEX TOURING. A. GOOD
BUY
1922 SHERIDAN SEDAN. PRICED
RIGHT.
HTTPMOBILE TOURING. CHEAP.
THE ERWIN M. JENNINGS CO.
12 WEST AVE. YORW'ALK
DOINGSOF
.—
- 153.}; HOSPITAL ABCSOCIA- '
semen is hereby given-that the
f?“ ”AL .‘xiEETING of the Norwalk
T"? kssoclation will be held I.‘
on Tuesday Evening
“6.- 14th 1924, at eight o'clock.
Ire following purposes: {
'-.:- hear the annual reports 0!:
re oi the Association
the same. ' .
hear the reports of any
appointed by the “0-:
'9, President or Director-l.
presented. and to act
Nd}
rlect three Directors 00
‘ " lilac“ of those whose terms
Grill"; ‘
'lo transact any and all other
35-76?!» Proper to come before such
1..an meeting.
r Dated at Nero-elk this nude! 0
”"4":- 1924.
JAMES '1'. Hum
. in . l ’
5 " MAN!” DO ‘00 K559 THAT RACE an: 50mm
7"" .... .0... 1......
BECAUSE THAI was, we ,
I N am SPYIN‘ " 956m“: —"". \ . .- - L -.....
if»; or- 'A :4me 0“ ”RS i CoMlqu.
'5 ALWAYS '- . ' _
7m mag: ”15%. 3” .
‘” "1% WM' .. ~ -
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b ...___--"T ._...—-f
9." --—' -
/ 31:... ‘~——-_-__e
ill a ,
THE VAN
O'BRIEN GARAGE—4131’s washed
on short notice. Phone 2882
FORD REPAlthu -. by exptru
Live and dead storage for eil'rq-
l‘ree unis-lenses Isl.
Conn. License Tree Liming
No. 26
TRIS!» WORK
IS MY
SPECIALTY.
k. H. KELLNER.
Phones 356-2443“ Be. Norwelk
Repelring and Maintain; :0
AUTO TOPS—Trimminss: redw-
holstering 0! closed core ' Reason
bolstering of closed cars. Reason-
able prices: best service. A Mair.
corner ‘Woodward Ave. Grove Si...
So. Norwalk. Phone ‘23.
CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING—
nghest enemy work only. Every
jo‘b guaranteed. Hours 7 e. In. to
8 p. in. Try us once and you will
come again. 30 N. Lula St. (opp
City Hall).
UPHOLSTERING —— And cabinet
making. Pictures dud mirrors
(tamed. High grade work. A.
Bergstrom. New I. O. O. F. build-
teriee. Edward J. O'Brien. I ,
Webster Si- 80. Norwelk. ing. 30‘ him-walk.
BUSINESS SERVICE sarcoma!
Business services Oderea 18 Help “fund—[m]. g:
PAPERHANGING DECORATING——
Largest assortment in {finest Well
Peper. Work done in figure
Alex White. 35 Lowe Sr... Phone
2858.
BUI'rON SEWERS—Also single and
double needle operators. on Ath-
letic Underwear. Apply Cluett Pea-
body & 00.. Inc. Be. Norwalk.
Conn. .
AUTO PAINTING—0t hlsh class
workmanship and material. Au-
thorized service for Egyptian
Laquer Finish. for Norwalk. New
Canaan, Darlen, Stamford. Greg»
wich. (The finish of all finishes)
By Volt. The auto painter. Glen-
brook. Conn, Phone Stamford
1676-4. .
NAG! BROS—Store... Load and
long distance trucking of all kinds
Piano hoisting. Special ms for
moving purposes. 5 ton Huh
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818
daytime. 300-10 nights.
,vVALLERiE'S EXPRESS —- Daily
service between Nor-wall: and
Danbury. Also local truckind
Nor-walk omce trolley exp. Phone
675-3. Denbury once ‘12.
WOOSTER AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOS’l‘ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S.
omen
Patent
CAN YOU BMBROIDER 1 Women
wanted to embroider linens for us
‘at home during spare time. In-
formation upon request. Belfast
Company. Dept. 728. Huntington.
Ind.
WE HAVE—Jim crass positions for
all kinds of domestic help. Good
pay. and good surroundings. Bring
references Phone 2481. Conn. Em.
ployment Agency. ’20 West Ave.
nap Wanted—Male s:
FIRST CLASS CARPENTEE—dor
shop work. Steady work. Experi-
enced. middle aged man preterred.
Apply employment. Office The
Norwelk Tire a Rubber Co.
WEAVERS WANTED—Steady Job
guaranteed. good pay. Apply at
Pearl Silk Cox, 3 Quincy street.
Nor-walk.
YOUNG MAN—.16 or 11 me. old to
work in local well established
“~—
_ :- Where to El! 71
1.6 _ ..__....T.__ refine nosnnens WANTED——
‘ m In”! Gentlemen only. in private family
BUSINESS SERVICE Good home cooking. 1 bone 1222
, Soliciting (Jen's-ere. denote 85 or Cell 110 So. Main St.
. W W Offered '9 \VANTED—Fleshers. beamere and WANTED—Two or' three boarders
Aucl‘lONh‘ER pullers on rabbits. Pluckers on nu- in private family. Address 57 Win-
Joseph a. Anna" iris. end beaver. Apply Gabbe- field St; East Norwa‘lk.
Tel. 1133.1: hex-walk 331° Work!- Dny & Raymond
. eet_ - A
AGENTS -— WRITE FOR FREE
Samples. Madison “ er-Mede"
Shirts for large Menu! urer direci
to wearer. No cepiiel or experience
required. Many earn 8100 weekly
end bonus. MADISON MILLS. 063
Broadway, New York,
I'INANOILL
Money to Loon—Form , e_u
335.000 T0 LOAN—fin 2nd and 8rd
mo . Easy terms. City or out
of town. Buyins mortgagee Room
308 Commercial 3145.. 30 Wall St.
Norwell.
IN STRU 0N8
Modal, V DIM 44
MRS. A. PAM—Instructor of piano
end musicianship. ield method
taught in Reading. Harmony. Sight
slum. Ear training. Rhythm. 1m.
browsing. Playing. Demonstra-
tions at 531 Flax Hill Rd. Phone
2888.
LIVE STOCK
Maryann-opal. is
MILK FED BROILEN-S —- Direct
from term to consumer. Killed to
order end delivered. Also strictly
fresh Sterile eggs. direct from hen
nery. St. Clair Poultry Farm
Phone Nor-walk 1953-0.
TAXI!
For Instant Service
PHONE '
58
O’Connor Taxi Co.
Every Passenger Protected by
Liability Insurance.
mlfivvyly day I
Money to in}?
On Your mam-me g
$25 to $300
on household furniture which
left in your possesflon. sal‘
real state. lots and a- . ” vi:
EASY 310an PA A ;..-~ ‘
AT LEGAL RATE WI
am on our or roving;
no new: on m g
fl?”
Confidential Service . ,
Pi mac LOAN can?
'.
Under Supervision of Sate
mg Commissioner.
Ens DIVORCE
FOR} DESERll
BRIDGEPORT. Oct... 11. (M .
to The Sentinel.)—Harry 0. Mills a
Westport. was unwilling to shoulder
the responsibilities of married 1119.
his wife, Ella Siradinger Mills at
New Canaan. told Judge Mardflh
Superior Court yesterday. Sire win
given a divorce and the custody ot a 7
minor child on the grounds of do-
on
“g
1.2292
REAL ESTATE. I03 RENT
Anal-suicide l-‘inte N ‘
APARTMENTS-3 sets or rooms on
11 1-3 Ely Ave. Also set or rooms
on 17 Ely Ave. 8 rooms. all im-
provements. Inquire Mrs. Bertha
Naggy, 15 Lowe St. So. Norwalk.
.‘OVE AVE.. 8;. 1'... NORVVALK—
Five room apartment on second
floor with part improvements.
$30. Apply 'Dammany!
123 Washington St.‘
Phone 3340.«
ELIZABETH ST. 8—-rooms all im-
provements also rooms on -6 Day-l
Street. Reasonable rent. Apply 5
Louis Avrick. Post Office block or
5 Elizabeth It.
FOUR ROOMS—Second floor. im-i
mediate possession. Inquire S. 1..
Buckley. 4 Larsen street. between
6 and 7 p. m. ‘
FOR RENT—5 rooms on first floor. I
l
«M _......_-
32 Van Zuni. Street. East Nor-
welk. Tel. 3102-4.
5 ROOMS—Ali improvements. be-i
tween Nor-walk end So. Norwalk.
Call 1581.
80. MAIN 81‘. 27—5 rooms. bath. all
improvements. Also space for gets
age at 108 50. Main St. Inquire
J. A. Rudder 108 So. Main St. or
Phone 1446.
BABY 0813—828 per hundred. two
weeks old 833 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock). Bitches weekly
Bat-ed Rocks. R. l. Reds and s C
W. ieghoru We will also book
a limited number or orders (or ’
months old pullers for June let
Delivered. aerold's Poultry
Yerd. New Canaan. Pnone 489.
HUSKEY BABY CHICKS—Ply-
mouth Roche. Reds. booming-e.
Linus hens. Poultry supplies
Best prices paid for live poultry
Phone e05. Weston Live Poultry.
82 Idain 8L, Romain.
monopole:
amm- Ilbr sue
FOR SAW—Eleven Automobile
trucks. one cider press. Filling
send. loam. stone end gravel. Rey.
mend Street a. Son, Phone 100
Derien.
,—
5!
sumo SET—Counplete : tube set,
with tubes. batteries. earphones
em.‘ Beet working order. Price
$80 to quick buyer. , See Wm.
Hull. « Woodward Ave. 80. Nor~
Wells. otter 6 p. iii. any evening.
THE PUBLIC ANSWERS—By up.
'vroval- of the method established
for the past so years 0! making
the longest wearing pure paint.
Se our advertisement in this re-
banking institution. Fine chance
p mam Stu- Bridgeport.
Bend tor Booklet‘on Patents.
LooNs
for advancement. Phone 91 mm
Campbell. . , ‘
not narrator-y. _
not and note that L. d: It. Semi-
Psste Psintcosts “Jasper gel.
ion and a gallon costs nothing it
l'WO dPARTMENTS— Five rooms
,each. with all improvements. on
Spring St. Apply Mrs. N. Garfield.
83 Lowe St. or phase 592-3.
TO LET—Floor. 3 large connecting
rooms. Unfurnished; improve-
ments; near center. Inquire 7
Grove street.
STORE FOR RENT—Inquire at
Gottlieb's Clothing Store. 12 So.
Mt!!! St. Tel. 314.‘.
VAN ZAN'DT ST. 8” rooms. first
floor. - Improvements. Inquire on
premises or phone 21624.
amines. Mace to: “all! is
STORE TO LET—between Railroad
station and So. Main St. Low rent
Suitable for dry goods or house-
iurnishings- Inquire Polsky Cigar
& News Store, 8 Monroe St. So.
Norwslk.
Houses m‘ Ban :7
SIX ROOM HOUSE—Newly decor-
ated. all modern improvements.
Inquire 81 Woodward Ave. Phone
1M}:é
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—6 rooms.
upstairs and 4 rooms downstairs.
All improvements." Inquire 11 1-2
Woodward Ave. v
Not v itli standing every one moms
to be one diet or another. grocery-l
men all report that business was
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As your success grows you
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while you are still safe ? ,
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—- Realtors -—
_Phone 35 Railroad Ave.
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Two family house. in very fine
section of First District, 811.000.
New house. 6 rooms. steam
heat. tile r11th. all improvements.
Near Newtown avenue. $7.000.
Six room house. desirable sec-
tion of Second District. $6.000.
Six room house, all improve-
ments. Third District. Easy
terms. 85.000.
‘ J. M. O’BRIEN
s So. Main St. Phone 977
For Sale
SIX ROOM HOUSE. with all -
provements, including hot
tor bent; 1 car garage. Price
$6,000.
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THREE FAMILY HOUSE. win.
every modern improvement,
$13,500. Cash $3,000.
For these or any others consult
Canty ecu
scallion-insurance
.correspondents who traveled
17 so. Main-St. Phone 330
or ver better.
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Bettina. The suit was uncontam-
Deserted on March 15th. 1921.
less than a year after marriage. m1.
Mills has been receiving :15 wept]:
from her husband. who is en bloc-
trical eng'neer. The sum hashes:
received by her through s Staph!"
attorney. She testified that-ue_
father grinds a. number or attempts
to reconcile Mills with her. but eeéb
time met with failure. ..
Mrs. Mabel Fleming and Frank
Taylor. both or the same lccalityln,
New Canaan as Mrs Mills. descri
that she has been living alone”:
her father. brothers and sisters.
since the departure of her hum
William A. Boomer of Port Ch.-
ter. a. shop worker. was givenzn,‘
divorce from Irene Health Boom
of New York. on the grounds or age-
sertion. They were married Nov -
ber 16th, 1907. he testified, 8nd?
(1 ‘hirn December 181‘.
dose 192 _
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13 ed As Judge
11 Cartoon Comm
HARTFORD. Oct. 11—Mins m-
arine Ludington or Lvme In one.“ o.
committee. six other: 09“?me
prominent political writers. wnohm
pick the winner of a. contest incline
published cartoon "beet calculated to
arouse general interest in voting and
increase attendance at the polls."
conducted by the National League of
Women Voters. according to an en-
nouncement by the state office of
the league here. A prize 0t 3250”
been offered. The cartoon fin‘u‘ ‘
have been published between Sep-
tember 3 and November 4 and on-
tries must be received a: the League
headquarters in Washingtonrbh’lore
November 15. No cartoon of I.
partisan nature “ill be 'consideud. .
Prince Lia“: Galas-y ’l
CALARY. Altamont. Oct. 11.—D0s
claring that he enjoyed his visit in-
menseiy in spite o: the inclement.
weather. the Prince of Wales bids
farewell to Mayor G. H. Webstewd
a. number of our-r local dignifi?‘
and left. aboard a special train over.
the Canadian Pacific Railway at 8
lap of his Journey to Easter-um-
ada. ‘ .. '
“I enjoyed myself very much. M
although it will be impossible tor he
to return next year. I certainly u an '
to come again in 1926." said the
Prince. . i:
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Candidates Always Optimistic. -
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Back in 1896 Mr. Brynn told
him, that there was a popular he f
rising that would sweep him 1* 3:
office. He really believed it. fl
have the def ated candidates Ila
thet time, wth the exception—‘11
Theodore Roosevelt, who told ._ '
timates from the outset 01_
Progressive campaign“ that
was no hope.
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