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2 legal Notices .1 Moving. Trucking. Storage as Business Opportunities as I
SOLVENT NCTICE. NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds LUNCH WAGON—tor sale. l-‘ully
CT 01“ NORWALK. as. Pro- local and ions distance trucking equipped, in first class condition.
. Court May .2 A D 1535 Piano hoisting. Special vans for Located on the Post road. Doing
.. of Sarah 'E' Beanie" 1;“ moving. t-ten Mack dumps. 100 business. reason for scllliil’. other
2 . walk in said district ddceas- Conn. Ave. Phone all. Daytime: business. Wagon cost 83.600.
- ' " . sol 16 Nights. wm sell for 32.200. 31.200 cash.
balance in monthly payments. In-
Court of Probate tor the Dls- Ivalnting. Paper-ing. Decorating 20 quire lilr. Booth. 5: llond St..
accounts. properly attested
'y.
state are requested to melt
late payment to ,
ARRIET B. WEED.
.AURA SMITH.
Executrlces.
H Fairfleld Avenue.
South Norwalk. Conn.
OUNCEMENTS
, l Stray-ed, Lost. Found
.5
I outh Norwalk business sec
5 and pearl.
-d to Sentinel Oitlce.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
t go at a sacrifice.
space.
Open evenings until 9:00.
’ Buy your Ford now
i New or Used Cars
seph Horosky. ’1 West Ave.
t' Phone 2900.
' FOR SALE. .
Sedan 19:2. A1 condition.
Suburban 1922.
Touring 1922.
, Bearcat Roadster.
in
lies.
°iod rubber.
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r; O’BRIEN’S GARAGE
' uster St. South Norwslk
‘ l Phone 2832.
TOURING—In good condi-
. 'Inquire at 29 Fifth :‘rect.
' thone 1931-4.
Jordan Sedan.
: Maxwell Sedan.
Oldsmobile Sedan.
Hupmobile Touring.
. VAAST BROS.
} CADILLAC. JORDAN.
: , iUPMOBILE DEALERS.
' AND— Five-passenger tour-
''.car for sale; very cheap to
,1: buyer. Inquire 52 Spring
“t. South Norwalk.
i ,isEDAN—Luie new. wm sac-
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m.
l REGENT GARAGE
ames Cunningham, Prop.
lEvenings. All Day Sunday
"go. cars washed and polished.
‘lulck. dependable service.
12
Y Auto Trucks For Sale
tuAUTO TRUCKS-One four-
Vhite. with enclosed transfer
.. . in perfect order. has been
Plenty 3,000 miles; one three-
'~ iker, with enclosed body, in
R. do G.
lfil running order.
'~ 'et Co., Inc.
. IBUSINESS SERVICE
I'd—m
etusincss Services Offered
t'
has memo-an makes of
ullistoes. starters. tenerators re-
' d and installed. New Bosch
on for Fords and all other
i". 119 80. min St. Phone 845.
18
., FOR RENT
can concnam mxna
. $7.00 per day-
' N'ro CONSTRUCTION co.
-’ ' ton Ave. Phone Norwalls 2541
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NO AND GARDENING -
. s or cellars dug: cement and
”a". alks laid; stone blasting. etc.
'3 s Flrnnz and Mike Panichel-
Cliff street. South Norwalk.
.e 2282 or 1593.
" MOW’ED—Gardens plough-
d cultivated. Work done by
. -date machine methods.
. , e 3515. Fred Hamilton.
’ ORB—To an every need. Pic-
' trainee. Upholsterlng sup-
» A Bergstrom. cabinet maker
‘ .upholsterer. New I. 0. O. E”.
h .. Bo. Norwatk.
‘woos'ran sup paws
_" WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
"unease“ AT LAW
' erly Examinersfl. 8. Patent
i ' Ollloe.
, 118 Main 8L. Bridgeport.
" d for Booklet on Patents.
1 AUC‘I‘IONEER
llies-1s
' JOHN! A. Anglone
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. : '8 EXPRESS '— Daily
1‘ll‘loe between Norwalk and
.bury. Also local trucking.
walk ones trolley exp. Phone
"is. Dubai-y one. an.
l"mariner —- anon work.
(”ding lawns. drives. roads.
, ' ng. Sand. gravel. clnders.
'. -- tor sale. Elisabeth Law-
(. Phone 261. Dorian.
i 0W CLEANING —- Quick and
i‘ ble service. Stores. offices,
in -rles, residences. etc. Contract
5- . . week or month. .
WINDOW CLEANING CO.
' all St. Phone 3568
Norwalk hath limited and
six months from the date
,i‘or the creditors of said cs- We sell them and We hung
exhibit their claims for settle-
Those who neglect to present
said time. will be dobnrred a,
All persons indebted to
10
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| Saturday night in Norwalk
white gold bar pin with sap-
Reward it re-
11
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AJNS iN USED CARS -.,We
t dispose or the law used cars
have left before April 1st.
.0 la and look them over. They
We need
Make your own terms.
i DlPlstro. to West Ave. Phone
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: FOR SALE—1924 Suburban.
11923 Roadsters. two 1924
‘ if: °1“9°,,.19s:%anc°“‘{;'m 13k: EXPERIENCED HELP—On At.
" . 1% Ford in trade Call Nor- wood 5 B Spinners. Steady emu
‘ 40145 13 ‘ ployment. good wages, ideal work-
] 1 ' ' __ in: conditions, in new plant. Ap-
! ROADSTER—1923. In A1 ply in person to
. 12:32:35“ “65' Call 10 n. 15. vnmaw co. INC.
' " - w. MAIN ST. STAMFORD.
""k Touring 1925. only run a
1’ears in good running order
Norwatli
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
WINDOW SHADES
them
SOMERS k SUMI'IIIS
Paints. Window Shades. Varnislies
. 8-10 Ilnilroad Ave” 2 Wall St.
80. Norwaik Norwalk
Professional Serstvm
2B
[NO—round curling. scalp treat-
ments. slngeing.. shampooing. tint-
ing. Henna Packs. Manicurlng.
Facials.
MARINELID BEAUTY SHOP.
s2 West avenue. Phone (to.
28A
Tree Specialists
Two High Pressure
, rewzn sensvuns
At Your Service.
A. II. KELLNER
Phone 272 Westport.
n
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Repairing and Refinishing ll
WANTED-Chairs to re-seat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Chance.
EMPLOYMENT
Employment Agency
CONNECTICUT EMF. AGENCY—
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mgr. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkers. 8 West Ave. Nor-
wallt. Phone 2481.
31A
Help Wanted—Female 35
HAIR DRESSINU MARCEL WAVe
Bridgeport. Conn. I’liouo Noble
0902.
Money to Lorin—Mortgages 40
325.000 'I'O LOAN—On 1st. 2nd and
3rd mortgages. Easy terms. City
or out of town. lluylng mortgages.
Room 203 Commercial llldg.. at:
Wall St. Norwsik.
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies
40
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred
and White Ilocks. Reds. Leghorns;
Duckllngs. Wishbone broodsrs.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Phone 405, Weston Live Poultry
Market. 58 Main street. Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Stile
51
FOR SALE—Show eases, refrigorn-_
tors. Soda Fountains, Cash Items.
tors. Sonics. Safes, Coffee lilllis.
Meat Choppers. Meat Market and
Restaurant Equipment. Cash or
and lean on them!
to baby carriages.
Look them up today!
Do You Believe in Signs?
that have “ Wet Paint” signs on them?
Do you find yourself stepping on the gas
when you read a placard that. says “Slow Down
——-Sharp Curve And liiiilway Crossing Ahead!”
Do you walk right up to “Danger“ signs
Or do you sit right' down on the beaches I
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if you do, you won’t be interested in the,
Evenilig'h‘cntiiu'l‘s Classified Section. It’s only
for people who believe believe in signs and are
on the lookout. for them.
Signs of t‘llilllt lg.- to HilYl‘ money—4nd make
it. Signs of bargains ~~from used touring ears
Signs of getting anything
you may need at less money than you would
artlinarily have to pay.
This is the sort of signs you’ll find among,
the little ads in the A-B-C Classified Section.
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Din‘ere'nt—In Opportunity
27 WALL ST.
. id . get credit from malady and in
. .. - strict privacy. my re -
! not plan has helped many to be thrifty. Ourinterest ch33.
are lswful and fair—every payment reduces them.
We lead UP To .300 to Bonselteepess
Call.wrltcor'phaie
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
‘~ aufl'ia-VWNW“ ”I “’4 Phone 333-3
0’0"“... MMIMM‘MM“ WC“!
‘Betiveen Husband,
A?) People 05 load character can
W lfi, and Ourselves
Noam-mas...“
illl‘iiH.
inns, mode. renovated and repair-
nl. Phone 317, Norwalk Mattress
L‘o._ 49 Franklin street. South Nor.
walk. ‘
I‘AlilJiIt Sl-I'l‘~—i piece parlor act
for sale. inquire phone 2172-12.
GIRL—Past 20 or lady to take or-
ders in East Norwnik on email
article which appeals to all we'-
men and girls. 820:1 week to
start. Short hours. Call 1 Sheri—
dan street. South Norwalk. off
Woodward avenue (formerly River
street).
OPI-Zl'tATOI’tS—Experieneed on sin-
gle and double needle and button-
liole and billion sewing machines.
Apply L. Ilirseh & Son. l36 Wash-
ington street.
WANTED —- General nouseworkers.
cooks. waitressen. laundresses.
chambermalds and mothers' help-
ers, for private families; good
wages. Norwalk Employment
Agency. 90 Wall street. Phone
2563. Efficient help in all branch.
es.
out experience: general merchnn~
disc line. Call or write Mill Out-
‘ let Store. 124 Washington street.
South Norwallt.
Help Wanted—Male 33
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SHIPPING CLERK—With experi-
ence. State age and salary ex-
pected. Address "Box 354." South
Norwalk.
WANTED—A first class all-round
automobile mechanic for garage.
Phone 251.
WANTEDoNon-unlon
erators. hand compositora and
newspaper make-up men. and
man to work on 24-page Scott per-
footing press. Some labor trou-
ble. Write “Bangor Commercial.
Bangor. Maine."
linotype op-
WANTED—One or iWO machinists
and an apprentice buy. Apply
Peerless Mfg. L‘o.. East Norwnlk.
Conn.
WANTED—Sales girl, with or with- ' -
Radio Equipment 02A
ItADlO—I‘tepnirlng on all types of
sets; nerinls erected; batteries
charged. Davo llider. Illahauko-
mo Bldg. Phone 2289.
Wanted—To 13in till
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell Wei will also
pay high prices. Call or write
it. .laffee. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone (99.
WANTED—Don't throw away your
old clothes. If you have any. send
a. postal card to P. 0. Box 693.
South Norwalk. and we will call.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Willi I308 rd
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PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM—
Wlth board; private family; cen-
tral. Phone 2592-18.
ROOM AND BOARD—In private
family; near Iloton Point: rea-
sonable. Mrs. llau. Highland
avenue. Phone 3418.
68
PUTNAM ROOMING HOUSE—All
conveniences with heat by day or
week. 55 Railroad Ave. So. Nor.
Rooms “'ltliout ‘Board
ROOM—~1n private family; centrally
located; all improvements; break-
fast if desired. 8 Putnam avenue.
near \Vest avenue. Mrs. A. Hiri-
zler. Phone 3977“".
SO. .‘ilAlN S'I‘.. l27-—-Nicoly furnish-
ed room, adjoining bath. For
gentleman. Inquire sumo address.
\\'.il.l. ST. 'J‘J—Wlll rent furnished
kitchenette apartment of 2 or 3
rooms. Also nicely furnished
r oms. Transients accommodat-
eil. .l‘llone 1496.
Where to Stop in Toms 72
liILL 'l‘OI‘ INN—Offers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances, get-
togethers, etc. Conveniently lo-
cated. Catering service. Bates
be arranged with District Mana-
ger. Address Henry James Sup.
ply House. South Nor-walk.
WANTED—Wmnn for scrubbing
and cleaning. Young man for
shipping department. R. & G.
Corset Co.. Inc.
Situatidns Wanted—Male
37
Apartments and Flats I 4
FOR RENT—-
SIX NICE ROOMS—All improve-
ments; good location: Norwtilk:
$45 per month.
FOR SUMMER MONTHS — Four
rooms; nicely furnished: $65 per
month.
FOR SALE—244mm (arm. $6,000.
Building lots for sale.
TAMMANY AGENCY.
123 Washington St. South Norwnlk
Telephone 3344.
modern improvements. vapor heat.
hot water. Socony Oil Burner.
garage. Near Calf I‘asturo Iieach.
Country Club, Golf Links. Inquire
at 15 Railroad Ave” Zilr. Schinler.
ling.
SIX ROOMS — All improvements;
$40. Apply 74 Spring street.
Phone 1416.
SO. MAIN 51‘. 173—5 rooms. all lilt-
provoments. Also 5 rooms. beat, all
improvements at 3 Elizabeth
street. Inquire Michael Olean. 20‘:
Flax lllll Road. Phone 3108.
GREGORY BLVD. —— 5 rooms. must i
Unusual Opportunity
For a mail or woman with biasi-
noes experience and a few tinni-
saud dolhira to help me. market. a
product which will bring large re-
\‘ou t‘llll secure the rou-
troling interest. and handle your
credit. BRIDGEPORT SALES owa money.
(30., :01 Noble avenue. Bridgeport. .
Conn. ‘ P. 0. BOX 56,
Household Goods 58 ' Norwalk, Conn.
“was... mow. _ c... REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FEM- ESTATE F03 W
all improvements;
70x100; borders on
picturesque; price.
terms.
Houses For Sale
nUNGALOW—Il Forest street. Nor.
walk Park. six rooms. new. with
M
oak floors; lot.
Norwalk river;
$4.800; easy
Quickly
all improvements:
seen
1820.
to be
.\ DARTAIN—rwonamny house:
tion; within city limits; should be
appreciated.
residential sec.
Phone
500.
485.
FOR SALE—Two-tamlly house or
ten rooms and improvements:
good condition and centrally locat-
ed in South Norwalk.
Terms arranged. For par-
ticulars see William F. Hoyt 8:
Son. 46 South Main street. Phone
in
Price 86.-
l-‘OR SALE—Two houses in Osborn
avenue; all improvementa Phone
2363.
Money for Taxes .
House Repair Bills
or other Emergencies
$25.00 to~$300.00
Privately
Payable in small monthly
instalment at lawful
interest only.
No Service Charge
nouns or Fee
Call—Write—Plione
Public Loan Corp.
‘50 “ALL ST. NORWALK
Phone 3981
Room 203
Commercial Bldg.
l'nder Supervision of
State Banking Department
-
FOR SALE—House seven rooms all
Centrally located
For particulars
inquire at 93 Woodward avenue.
improvements.
on trolley line.
South Nor-walk.
33 Lowe street. or Phone 592-3.
WASHINGTON ST.
rooms; all improvements; heat.
Also. one large trout room for
rent. Inquire I'toscnllcld Bros, 125
Washington street. South Norwalk.
125 -- Four
WEST WASHINGTON ST.. 4—Six-
room apartment; all modern im-
x-irovemenis. Inquire at some ad-
qulre It Yost street. lllrs. Erbtcr.
Business Places For Rent 75
FOR RENT—Store and dwelling:
Connecticut aicnuc on Post road:
'general store. lunch room. etc.;
four rooms and bath upstairs; all
improvements. Phone 48!.
TWO STORES—at 225 Liberty Sq.
reasonable. For particulars phone I at . . _
Help—Male and Female _ 34 2251. 02?.) re 36 hm “M St. 1‘" 1"“
SALES REPRESENTA'NVE — For '
Norwalk and vicinity. by large REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
manufacturer or outer wear and ' . ‘ .. ,, House I-‘ ‘.
lingerie. State particulars in your “mum‘ms ““‘l l ““5 ‘4 5 or 5M” iii
reply and personal interview will BUNGALOW—Falrflold Park sec-
l"ll‘iS’l‘ S'l'., 19 —- Four beautiful
rooms; newly decorated; handy to
Orr-fut dz Knapp; rent. $135; part
lmprovrments. inquire .l. J. \‘ena,
contractor. l’hono 371—3.
Mil: IlliNT—l-‘our furnished rooms;
two suitable. for light housekeep-
ing: centrally located. Write
Box “R." care Sentinel.
WANTED—Position as Caretaker on
country estate. Thoroughly ext
perlenced. best references. AC-'
dress “Caretaker" cio Sentinel c!-
flee.
—Advertlse in the Sentinel for the
iron SALE on l:l-;.\"l‘-—I"ive-room
cottage on lid. Ilammock Islands.
1-). (l. Scarring. l‘hone Fulrflcld
439.
tion. Very fine location. six rooms.
bath: every improvement. in very
fine condition. open fireplace. hard-
wood floors. large porch. Plot 50
1100. Fine shade and lawn. A
bargain. $0,000.
1'}. A. STROUT AGENCY.
68 Wall Street Phone 8658
FOR SALE OR TO LET—Four-
room bungalow on water's edge:
camping sites; 1'). acres of land in
Bethel. Conn; for salo cheap.
dress. '
WOODWARD AVE. 180 —— I’lvol
rooms: all improvements. In-
17.1;
1-car garage:
It Pershing Si.
price. $8.500.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real listnto and Insurance.
.\‘l~‘.\V BUNGALOW—Six rooms; all
51 SOUTH MAIN SIX—Four rooms improvements. except heal: near
to rent: all improvements. Also. shore. $000M district; Price. 85.-
two steel garages in rear. Apply 800. Write "Box Bungalow." 0:0 IOVIIOV lune
llarrls it: Guns. Sentinel. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
SPRING 8'12. 24—1-‘lvs-room npart- NEWTOWN TERRACE—Six.room
mcnt; all improvements. Inquire house: all improvements: lot. 50:
Their niajesties.
Phone 3331
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
SPANISH KING .
ll‘li‘t
WILTON min
was HONilRS
ii U. S. navy, governor or the V
AT WESLEYAN f... not”... .
:Middlebrook Receives ‘
1- Award at Com:
mencement ‘— 89 De-
grees Confirred i
s
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lilillDl.lC’l‘O\\‘I\', Conn.. June
(.il’).-—\\‘esleynu University today-l
conferred bachelor degrees on SilI
members or the cities of 19:5. grant-
ed master of arts degrees to three
in course, and conferred seven hon-
orary degrees.
The recipients of honorary degrees
of doctor or laws were: Ernest 1’.
i.‘larke. managing editor of the Daily
Press, lliverstde .California; Henry
I". Cutler. principal of Mount Her-
nmn School; and Edward 13. Van
\"lrt‘k. 'Si. professor of mathematics
in the L'nlvresity of Wisconsin, 3. for-
nitr member of tho \l'eslcyan facul-
ty. and son of the late Professor
Joint M. Van V'leea. for whom the
Van \‘lrck Observatory was named
and who was one of the most dis-
tinguished members of the \\'esleyun 1
faculty.
William S. Woods. ’95. of Upper
CALLS THREAT f
TALK UNTRUEI
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3,...”th embassy here. today taste-dill"? .‘lidtlletown Iligh school, were
l
The '
:1 statement declaring that the rc-
rent reports of attemp' against tin-i
King and Queen at Barcelona. wen-i
"merely part of a campaign of dis- EI‘O-F'lllt'iliimlflL l
credit" against Spain.
statement .‘
added. were not endangered durlnglm-rms
their stay in ('nlnloum.
.‘lillllt'lilll'. New Jersey. editor of the
Literary Digest. received the honor—
ary degree of doctor of humane let-i
tors. t'pon the Reverend Clarencci
11’. McCli'lldllll. '07. of Carmel. Newfli‘illiam Iii.
l'urlc. principal of Drew
for Young Women, was conferred.
the degree of doctor of divinity.
ltnlph L. Peek. Bucksport, Maine.
lil'lllt‘llltll of Bucksport schools. and
Julia A. llrazos. '09. vice—principal of
Seminary
made honorary masters of arts. Missi
llrnzus was dean of women at Wes-i
'1 :sqm, 11104-10. when the college was’
The commencement exercises were
prev'mlril by an academic procession
the campus. The senior
sprnlwrs at commencement.
Ask Citizenship
w .
Captsl
. s
r l
'7 Philip
I Coolidge to grant the plea of. the
. Virgin Islanders to be made
gAmcriosn citisess.’ More than
i 30.000 English-speaking was
In. the "islands are “men carpi
‘Eonl: a country? since the U. S.“
bought the territory from Daié'.
mark in 1917.
peting for the lllch prize. were: Paul
A, Reynolds, Newton. Iowa; Arthui
\\'. Bromage, Warehouse Point. Con:
nci'ticui. and Leonard B. Beach
Elmhurst, Long Istand.
liiuh honors in general scholar:
ship were awarded Mr. Bromage. Mr
Reynolds and Joseph R. Swain, Oa-
slniug, New York. The following
WPl'n among those awarded schoh
at'ship honors: Floyd 31. Ineson.
\\'atcrlmry: (“art V. Johnson
Portland; Samuel M. Mid-
tilt‘llI‘Utlli. \\'ilton. and John C. White-
ly. Philadelphia, Rhodes scholar
from Connecticut.
A commencement luncheon and
the baseball game between Wesleyan
and Trinity brought to a close Wes-
leytiu's live-dayinstallation and com.
meneenmnt program.
Among the prize awards announc-
ed by President Mct‘ouaughy were:
The Pierce. prize for chemistry.
George M. liraumnu. '23. Bridge-
port: l‘hi Ileta Kappa prize (L‘atinl.
Mitchell, ‘3”. Portland:
.lohu ‘wll Scott prize (Modern
l.(lll}lilll£t'l. Iizirold (l. Carlson. '26.
Mhldletown: Spinney print! (Greek).
Martin Steward Huey. ‘26. \Vater—
bury: llulibnrd prize“ (Freshman
lissnyl. (‘lmi'lt‘x B. Johnson. '33:
t‘rmnwcll: '.\_vre.s print" (The Best
l‘rt-pnri‘il l’l'i‘sliiiizin). Ernest “illit-
worth, ’5‘. West Ilnven: Olin rlze
(English Composition). first. Jo ph
ll. Swain. ’23.;
wenml. Arthur W. llrmnage. '25:
\\’;irvhouse l‘oiut. Conn; Cole prize
(English l'omnositioti). Jonathan
com-(.7. Lucas. '18. llt'liigeport.
and
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave.
Insurance
Real Estate .
South Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. 35
Six Room Cottage
large bed
closets,
"'oom.
I‘OOHIS
Hot water
walk.
Also. two fine building lots in Yost ‘
street. To rent. tour rooms. some;
FOUR ROOMS—With all improve-
ments. Inquire 100 Taylor ave-
best results-
nue. Phone 315.
improvements. 6 Yost street. ‘
M. n. ssoxnnns. ‘
12 Yost St. South Nor-walk
17 80. Iain It.
For Sale 3‘
residential neighborhood.
open fireplace in living
about 100x100. Beautiful spot.
Six Room House with every mo-
dern improvement. in East Nor-
Good location.
For these or any others consult
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services of Thomas R. Marshall, war time vice president of the U. S., in Indianapolis, but all busi-
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