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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 25, 1925 · page 15

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THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 19281

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PAGE FIFTEEN

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“ANNOUNCEMENTS .—
thl 1-Dootha
1n. S—Ca-rd oi Thanks
ed I—In Iomorism
. ;“ dé-S‘lowors
I l—Funorsl Directors
5 Au d—lienumonts. Cemetery”
. lu‘ ‘l—Porsonsls
' of ' i—Societies and Lodges
ye. Iii—Lost and Found

mgAUTouorlvE.»
- A—Automobilo Agencies
11—Auiomobilos For Sale
18—Auto Accessories
ll—Garsgos—Autos tor Hiro'
c“ 14—Gsragos—Autos ior Eire
be. ‘ 15—Motorcycles and Bicycles

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mi li—Wsnted—Autemotivo

w“BUSINESS SERVICE—7

, ““3 18—3an Services Closed
. 1mm 19—8de and Contracting
wai‘ 21.11an and Illusory
cm ' S'z—Hosting. Plumbing. Roofing
cm“ ,u-Insuranee and Surety Bonds
..' lS—Truohing—Stersgo
titer u—Psinting. Paporing. Decorat-

Mr’ W
.3. Sl—Proieasional Services
0 “a 29—Depsirlng and Refinishing
tuk. dos-Tailoring and Proming
‘ .2 u—Wantsd—Busino- sci-m

‘hJEMPLOYMENT—s
Th tho—Employment Agencies

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“1, 82—Help Wanton-Jamal.
88—Help Wanted—Halo

°" a4—Holp—Male and Parnell

e" . u-Bolieitors. Canvasoors. Agents

l" . adv—Situations Wanted—Female

1111:: Sin-Situations Wanted—Male

moi: SS—Buslnoss Opportunities .

sari 40-Moasy to Loan-Mortgagol
13 dI—WmM—to Borrow

91° STRUCTION—v

tub“: dz—Oorespondonco Courses

de'“ ill—Local instruction Classes

«onusioal. Dancing. Dramatic

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

°ri I IO—Wsatod—instruction
tir _ i 1, OK“!

:3 . Id'I-Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
bu“ tar-norm Cattle. wanna

Sch—Poultry and Supplies
to—Wanted—Livo Stock
r183.—

ll—Artiolso For Sale

. , Il-a—Barte rand Exchange

‘-i .. la-isBeats and Accessories

" tic-Building Materials

u—Businoss and Gilles Equip-
most

I... . '5- sH'u-n and Dairy Products
[0.x IS—l'usl. Feed. rot-nun:

,; _, "—Good Things to Eat

:., tic-Household Goods

3 ii. 00—Jewell7. Watches. Diamonds
f 01—Msohinory and Tools

.. Bid-Musical Merchandise -

’. the—Radio Equipment

ff . cameos. Plants. Flowers
it ’3. Adi—Special at the Stores
on , its—Wearing Apparel

dd—Wsnted—To Buy
|OMS AND BOARD-

i. GT-Rooms With Board

: 68—800mm Without Board'

;, BS—Booms ior Housekeeping
:1 Ida-Vacation Places
'll-a-thro to Eat
" ii—Whoro to Stop in Town
‘ . "—Wanted—Rooms or Board
3 »_ ESTATE FOR RENT-o
',..'I4—Apsrtmenta and mu
rad-Business Places ior Rent
'i‘ Ti—Farms and Land ior Rent
git—Houses ior Rent
‘ "—0mees and Desk Room .
Iii—Shore and Mounties - l'er
"‘ neat
‘ II—Wanted—To Rent

' t'AL ESTATE FOR SALE—
Hroksrs in Real Estate
Wat—Business Property For Sale
”dime and Land Fm Sale
S4—Eonses For Sale
Iii-Lots For Sale

10—81mm and Mountain —. For

,. Sale
, "’ fl—Subnrban—Fer' Sale
ii-Wantod—Real Estate

 

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friends. neighbors and H. Jacob A-
Son. lne.. ior their floral offerings
and many klndnesses shown during
the illness and death of our beloved
daughter und sister, Irene.
Signed MRS. K, KOVACS
AND FAMILY.

CARD Oi? THANKS.

To all friends who have shown us
such kindly couriesies: we wish to
express our hearty appreciation. In
our brief time permitted we would
gladly thank each one personally.
Your nets of kindness .wiil be
chmishod as a most precious me.
moryc

 

Very cordially. .
MR". AND MRS. G. V. BUCHANAN.

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Sireycd, Loci. Found

FRATERNI'I‘Y PIN—Lest Tuesday
evening at the Roton Point Dane.
ing Pm-illion. gold, act with pearls.
Finder please phone Darien 450.
Reward.

LOST—~nt High School. Monday
night. two skin mink neeltpieces.
Kindly call 2148. Reward.

 

LOST-Sum oi money in vicinity oi
First and Third streets. East Nor-
walk. in brown bill iold. Reward
if returned to Mrs. G. McGraih.
Sycamore ntreet. East Norwalk.
Phone 2562.

AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 1 1

BARGAINS 1N USED CARS - We
must dispose oi the tow used cars
we have left bsioro April 1st.
Como in and look thorn over. They
must go at a saerliice. We need
the space. Make your own term.
P. J. DiPieiro. to West Ave. Phone
on. Open evenings until 9:00.

BUICK TOURING 1924—Wlnter and
Summer enclosure. Good mechani-
cal condition. Only driven 9.000
miles. Extras—5 good tires. Terms
to responsible party. Call 3640
before 5 p. m. or 3828 J after 5
p. m. '

ESSEX ROADSTER—lszl. Fine
condition. Price reasonable. Phone
1198-8.

FORD COUPE. ISM—Cheap. In
good running order: many extras,

8235. Good rubber. Write X-Ford.
care Sentinel.

1921 Ford Coupe.
1923 Dodge Sedan.
1924 Hudson Coach
1025 Hupmobilc Sedan.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.

HIGH GRADE USED CARS
All Makes and Models
REGENT GARAGE
James Cunningham. Prop..
Open Evenings. All Day Sunday
Storage. cars washed and polished
Quick. dependable service.

 

SALE OR EXCHANGE—1924 Ford
sedan: new 1024 Nash six tour-
ing: 1024 Chevrolet sedan. Your
car taken as first payment. Easy
terms on the balance. Phone 754

Benedict's Nash Agency.

SALE OR HIRE.

Ford Coupe. 1921. A1 condition, $185.
Ford Cope.1923.A1 condition. 5225.
Ford Coupe. 1024. Al condition. $355.
Ford Runabout. 1022. A1 condition.
............... $135
All cars in good running order:
good rubber with accessories; will
exchange for your old can—Touring:
preferred.

O'BRIEN'S GARAGE.

S Webster st. South Norwalk
Phone 2832.

 

 

 

BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Oiiered is
AUCTION!“
Tel. 8108-11 Norwalk

Joseph A. Anglono

BOSCH MAGNnO-Ali makes of
magnoioos. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition (or For“ and all other
cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone 845.

GRADING AND GAI'LDENING —
Sewers or cellars dug: cement and
tar walks laid; stone blasting. etc.
James Fires: and Mike Paniohel-
is. 8 Cliff street, South Norwalk.
Phone 2282 or 1593. > -‘

GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
cut. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Ful-
ler. 02 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone 3778W.

FOR RENT
JAEGEB. CONCRETE MIXER
$7.00 per day.
. SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowaytorr Ava. Phone Norwalk 2541

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DOINGS OF THE VAN LOON S

ANNOUNCEMENTS . BUSINESS SERVICE
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Card of Thanks 2 Business Services Oiiered 18
CA 111) 01“ THANKS LAWN" MOWED—Cerdens plough.
We wish to thank our many ed and cultivated. Work done by

up-to-date machine methods.
Phono- 1315. Fred Hlmllion.

MlRRORS—To on ever! need. Pio-
turo irames. Uphoislorihg sup-
pliea. A Bergstrom. cabinet maker
and upholsterer. New I. O. 0. S'.
Bidg.. So. Norwaik.

WOOBTER AND DAVID
A. ll. WOOS'IER . M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
_Formeriy Examiners U. S. Potent
Oillce.
1115 Main St., Bridgeport.
Send ior Booklet on Patents.

VALLERIE'S EXPRESS -- Daily
service between Norwalk and
Dsnbury. Also local trucking.
Norwslk ones trolley esp. Phone
016-8. Dasbury oillce 121.

 

 

CONTRACTING -— Mason work.
grading lawns. drives. toads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cindors.

Loom for sale. ,Eliubeih Law.
ton. Phone 201. Dorian.

WINDOW CLEANING —- Quick and
reliable service. Stores. oiflcel.
factories. residences. etc. Contract
by day. week or month.

CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO
90 Wall St. Phone 1063

Moving. Trucking. Storage 25

AUTO STORAGE—431’ the day or
month in Fire-Proof Garage at 10
Havlland sircct. Apply to A. Wald-

_ ron & Son, 29 Haviland street.

NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and ions diotanco trucking.
Piano hoisting. Special vans tor
moving. li-ton Meek dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 118. Daytime:
304 14 Nights.

Painting. Papering, Decorating 20

WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOIDSRS & SOMEBS
Paints. Window Shad“. Vsrnishea

 

 

 

 

 

 

8-10 Railroad Ave.. 2 Wall St.
So. Norwaik 'Norwslk
Tree Specialists 28A

 

Two High Pressure
POWER SPRAYERS
At Your Service.
A. H. KELLNER

Phone 278 Westport.
Repairing and Refinishing 29

WANTED—Chairs to re—seat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2860. Edward
Chance.

EMPLOYMENT
Employment Agency 31A

CONNECTICUT IMP. AGENCY-—
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mgr. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkors. 8 West Ave" Nor-
walk. Phone 2481.

 

 

 

 

 

Help Wanted—Female '82
OPERATORS
AND
HEMSTITCHERS
50 experienced Sewing Machine
Operators. l-‘irst eight weeks salary
guaranteed, after which we pay at
piece-work rates. plus a bonus. .We
keep ‘good operators busy all year
round. .
H. E. \‘ERRAN C0.. INC.

 

 

<‘This Page Is Especially Designed To Meet Your

 

its thorn.
And the sweetest
shells.

limbs. '

for you to read—

fincl just the offers —-
you’ll be interested.

day.

 

_ 'A Little Improvement 0n Nature

We‘ve always known that every rose has

And the best cherries are on the highest

But—tho most profitable part of The Eve.
ning Sentinel for you to watch is also the easiest

That's the 11.3.0 Classified Section!

The alphabetical listing and convenient
grouping of the ads make it easy for you to

Read the Classified Ads—today and every,

The A-B-C Classlnsd Ads
Always the Seine—In Service
Always Dillorent—In Opportunity

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nuts have the hardest

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EMPLOYMENT
neip Wanted—Male

BOY WANTED—1n stock room.
Ask for Mr. Van Zilen. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. C0.. 66 Fort street,
East Norlwalk.

38

Local concern is in a position to
give evening work to good penman
who can produce small drawings
of names and addresses in var-
ious kinds of type. For turiher
particulars write G. P. do The
Sentinel.

 

YOUNG MEN—~0ver 10, to work in
stock department. Apply Ii. Ja-
cobs A: Son. Inc.. 50 Day street.
South Norwalk.

Solicitors. Canvsssers, Agents 35

 

 

REPRESENTATIVE WANTEDv—To
build up and take entire charge of
our business in South Norwalk.
We want a responsible, enterpris-
ing man who lives in vicinity.
Largest company of kind in world,
operating successfully in 26 nu-
tiens and throughout U. S. Lib-
eral commissions. Capital not re-
quired; but business or bank ref-
erences are requested. and appli-
cants should have ability to earn
from 82:30 to $800 monthly. Write
promptly. giving full particulars.
to Thomas E. Spence, Electrolux
Co.. Inc., 250 Park Avenue. New
York.

Situations Wanted—Female 30

\VAN'I‘ED— Washing ’ in ' do at
home. Inquire 2 Wilbur street.
So. Norwalk.

IINANCIAL
Money to Loan—Mortgages so

SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS—-
Mode and discounted. Write Box
11.. cio Sentinel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

W. MAIN ST. STAMFORD. LIVE STOCK
OPERATORS Poultry and Supplies 40
,HEMSTITCHERS HUSKY BABY CHICKS-Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorna:
50 experiencetl Serng Machine Ducklings. Wishbone broaden.
Operators. First eight weeks salary laying hens. poultry supplies.

guaranteed, aiter which we pay at
piecegwork rates. plus a bonus. We
keep good operators bhsy all year
round. ~

H. E. VERRAN C0.. INCL.
IV. MAIN ST. STAMFORD

 

OPERATORS—

EXPERIENCED—On single and
double needle and buttonohoie and
button sewing machines.

L. mason a SON.
136 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

WANTED -— Genera! houseworkers.
cooks, waitresses. laundreslos.
chambermaids and mothers’ help-
ers. for private families; good
wages. Norwalk Employment
Agency. 90 Wall street.‘ Phone
2563. Efficient help in all branch-
es.

 

Help Wanted—Male a

POLISHERS AND BUFFERS—Ex-
pericnced men needed. but we can
use a. few who would like to learn.
Apply at once. Employment Oillce
oi the Yale & Towns Mfg. C0..
Stamford. Conn.

 

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Also. two Alrdale puppies for sale.
Phone 405, Weston Live Poultry
Market, 58 Main street. Norwalk.

MERCHANDISE

Articles For Sale 51

EASY WASHING MACHINE—Pram

tically new. at a big discount. Tel.
Nor. 3745 J.

ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 PER ROLL.
-Slate suriaced. 82.00 per- roll.
C. A. RANSOM,
»527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
Dept. M.

Household Goods Sp

MATTRESSES. PILLOWS —- Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
cd. Phone 317. Norwalk Mattress
C0.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.

MISSION BUFFET—For sale cheap.
with extension dining table to
match: also. one axmlnster run-
ner. 12 it. Inquire H. Krieger &
C0.. Washington street.

OAK DINING ROOM—set (or sale.
A few other things, very reason-
able. 80 Gregory Blvd. East Nor-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. .;, To Tile aliens. was»
'- LARGE norm sagas. new

walk. Phone 3787 W.

 

MERCHANDISE
Musical Merchandise ea

FOR SALE—Faber piano in excel-
lent condition: cheap . to quick
buyer; parties leaving town. Call
at 92 Woodward avenue.

Wanted—To Buy '00

WANTED—Don't throw away your
old clothes It you have any. send
a postal card to P. 0. Box 608.
South Norwalk. and we will call.

 

 

, FURNITURE—Second hand. bought

at highest prices. If you have any
luck or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jaifeo. 81 Fort Point street.
Phone 409.

_aoous AND aoaab

Booms Without Board

HAVILAND ST., 11—So. Not-walk.
Furnished room to let. Inquire
same address.

Where to Stop in Town iii

HILL TOP INN—Odors its spacious
daneo pavilion tor-dances. got-
togethors. etc. Convoniantiy io-
catod. Coloring service. Bates
réessonable. For particulars phone

281.

REAL ESTATE roa aster
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Apartments and Plate
‘APARTl-lENT-Si: rooms: siesm
heated: Janitor service. From
July 1st. Apply C. J. Mints. 69
West avenue. Norwallr.

 

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CHESTNUT ST.. 36-—Fivo rooms.
inith, pantry: all imprpvements:
new house: second floor.

COTTAGE STREET —- East Nor-
walk. 10 rooms. all improvements.
Inquire M. Pascale. .16 Van Zant
street.

EAST. NORWALK—Rowan
14—iour rooms and bath;
heat; all improvements.
above address at 0 p. m.

FAIRFIELD AVE. 75—0 rooms.
part improvements. Inquire same
address. ‘

FOR RENT—Flve-room apartment.
new: beautifully decorated: all
improvements. 25 Myrtle street.
East Nerwaiknlnquire within.

 

 

street.
steam
Inquire

 

 

 

V
FOR RENT—3, 4. s-room apart-
ment: newly decorated; improve-
ments: garden: adults. Inquire
122 Woodward avenue or 56 We.-
ter street before 5 o'clock. Phone
473-3.

FOUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS—All
improvements. _ Best residential
section. Real: reasonable. Phone
2102. ' '

HARBOR AVE.. 72—Three-room
apartment. lower floor; toilet. run-
ning water. electric lights. In-
quire ot‘iice Conn. Light and Pow-
er C0.. Wall street. Norwalk.
Phone 3600.

ROOM APARTMENT—With all
improvements. Newly renovated.
Rent 822.00. Apply Mrs. N, Gar-
field. 32 Lowe street. or Phone
592-3.

 

 

 

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TWO ROOMS—Inquire 'I Lubrano

 

Place. South Norwalk.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Plate 14

SIX LARGE ROOMS—all improve-
ments. central iocutlon: 142 Main
street. Rent 850. Phone 1958.
'I‘heodcre 0. Olsen. 140 Main St..
Norwalk.

 

 

Business Pisces Per Item. '15

FOR BENT—Store and dwelling:
Connecticut avenue on Post road:
general store. lunch room. ete.:
four rooms and bath upstairs; all
improvements. Phone ill.

0N LIBERTY SQUARE—Two largo
stores. completely renovated. suit-

able ior all businesses. Rent 850
Inquire M. Pascale, 80 Van Zant
street.

STORE—With four rooms in rear;
reasonable rent: good location tor
a drug store or bakery and deli-
catsssen. Tel. 2102.

 

 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ',

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cross the Ocean“:

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Cali, Write or 'phong

i , BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY

\ NT 27 Wall 5t.. Phone 8882 Open 9 to 5:80. Sat. 0 to i.
Liconsed by tho State a nd Seeded to the Public.

 

 

Eouseo For MC 71

AT BELL ISLAND—South Norwaik.
nine-room cottage: Waterfront;
garage. Mrs. John McCarthy.
Phone 0643-2.

aw. ESTATE 1'08 SALE

Houses For Sale 84

310,000 BUYS—A very fine house in
East Norwaik. handy to C. (I: K.
factory. and will give owner free
rent interest of 0 per cent. on 810,-
000. and not a profit oi $169 over
and above all expenses. See Mr.
liloeiier. STROUT AGENCY. 08
Wall street. Phone 8058.

FOR SALE-

FOUR-ROOM HOUSE—Lot 60:100.
iruit and shade trees. 82.200.

SIX-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements;
lot. 653305, H.600.

TWO-FAMILY HOUSE - All im-
provements; 1st district; lot 71:
lot. 85.800.

TWO-FAMILY HOUSE—11 rooms;
improvements. 2nd district. :5.500.

SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES
for rent during tho summer
months. Building lots.

THE TAMMAN'.’ AGENCY.
Phone 33“ 123 Washington St.

FOR SALE—House seven rooms all
improvomenu. Centrally located
on trolley line. For particulars
inquire at 92 Woodward avenue.
South Norwalk.

FREE RENT
Buy this two-family dwelling with
all improvements; centrally located.
in good condition. Rent one flat with
garage and get your own rent tree.
Also several extra lots. G. W. Coggs-
well. Molgs building, Bridgeport.

LOWE Sl‘. aft—Two family house,
10 rooms. with improvements. Ap.
ply. Mrs. N. Gariield same address
or phone 592-3.

MARVIN BEACH-

SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—All im-
provements; garage; right on wa-
ter edge.

SHORE FRONT PARK — Two
houses. six rooms and bath: break-
fast nook; all improvements; gar-
age.

ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
11 Pershing St. Phone 3331

SALE OR RENT—5 room bunga-
low. Fair Ave.. Norwaik. All im-
provements. Cheap. Phone 92 or
1661. s

WILTON AVE. (lo—Remarkable
bargains House of seven rooms
and bath. Every improvement.
House newly redecorated. Two
two~story outbuildings. Lot 50::
150. Must be seen to be appre-
exated. Price $7.500. Terms ar-
ranged. See William F. Hoyt &
Son. 46 South Main street. Phone
435.

SHOREFRONT PARK—New home
on the shore: complete in every
detail. To right party will make
very attractive price and terms.
Phone 2776 or write her 463. So.
Norwalk. '

 

 

 

 

 

' Lots For Sale so
FOR SALE—Two lots. 50:111. on
Melrose Square: in good resident-
ial section oi East Nerwaik; a.
bargain ier cash buyer. For tor-
the:- particulars inquire Mrs. L.
Erdos. Post road. South Norwalk,
Conn.

(ExChangeJ

Probably seven hundred thousand
young men and women have been in
attendance at the colleges and unl-
versities oi America in the session
just closed. Enrollment increased
more than 150.000 from 1922 to
1924. or from about 460.000 to more
than 600,000. In 1924. gifts alone to

 

the universities and colleges amount-
ed to nearly 77 1-2 million dollars.

Operators—Flnishers—Examiners

«—:— WANTED —:—

0n ladies’ silk dresses. Experienced and learn-
ers—Assistant forelady wanted—We shall be
ready' to start work in our large, light, and airy
factory on. Monday morning, June 29.

- Apply --

ROSENBLATT 69’ HOLLUB ,

ROODNER’S BLDG. 65 WALL STREET

 

 

Insurance
and
Real Estate

. ' For Sale

Six Iooom House located in re-
stricted residential section. In
|very good condition. 1-car garage

J. M. Layton & Co.

(Incorporated)

5 Railroad Ave. Tel. 35
South Norwalk, Conn.

Two Family House 7- East Nor-
waik—conslstlng at eight rooms.
Hot water heat. Z-cnr garage.

For these or any others consult

 

 

 

Campy-Ed Co.

Realtors—Insurance
17 So. Main St. Phone 830

NEED, MONEY?

STAND ON YOUR.
OWN FEET
Don't ask your friends or rela-
tives. Borrow on a business basis.
It is a seli—rcspecting.'honest and
sensible way.
Quickly and Confldeuiiahy
Easy Terms
850 loan . . . . . . ...... 85 month
875 loan ............ $0 month
8100 loan ;.. . . . . . . 37 month
8150 loan .. . . . . . . . 810 month
3200 loan .......... 312 month
#300 loan . . . . . . . . $15 ulouth
Plus Lawful Interest Only
Call. Write or Phone

Public Loan Corp.

80 Wall so. 203 Commercial Bldg.
Norwalk, Conn.
Under supervision of State
Banking Department

 

 

 

(New London Day.)

The. principal defect of the bill
will be its slowness in bringing relief.
A few particularly objectionable fac-
tories will he lllt immediately, but
not many. It may take a generation ‘
to get our streams completely clean. .
But to rush such an important and i
widespread reform would be to im-
pose a handicap upon the industry
or the State. |

The great majority oi Connecticut
people wanted the bill. Moreover.
they wanted a bill such as the Senate — .
finally put over on the House—one
that would prevent municipal cor- '
poratlons as well as private business
from contaminating the rivers and
lakes and harbors.

 

 

 

 

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