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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 15, 1925 · page 15

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ANNOUNCEMENTS --

I—Deaths

I—Card of Thanks

a—In nemesis.

O—l'lowers

a—Nmfll Directors

C—uonumenis. Cemetery Dots

7-.Persouals

{ O—Socicties and Lodges
IO—Lost and Found

AUTOMOTIVE-m

A—Automobite Agencies
Ila-Automobiles l'or Snio
Il—Auto Amssories
II-Gangee—Autos for Hire
16—0ersges—Autos for lire
io—uotorcycles and Bicycl-
17—Wantod—Automotive

BUSINESS SEBVICE— ,
IO—Buslnees Services Offered
le—Bnilding and Contracting
Ila-Dom and liilinery

:. ss—Eosting, Plumbing. Roofing
zs—Ineuranoe and Surety Bonds
smoking—Storage
lt-Paintlng. Papsrlng. Decorat-

ill.
sl—Proie-ionnl services
fl—Repalring and Refinishing
' Io—Tanoring and Pro-log
It—Wnntod—Budness Service

EMPLOYIIINT—a
Shaw-Employment Agensios
ss—aolp Wantod—l‘emale
88—Help Wanted—Hale _
u—Eolp-Jlals and Female .
ail—Solicitors. Canvas-era. Agm
le-u-Sltnations Wanted—Female
lié-flituations Wanted—isle

FINANCIAD— .
st—Businem Opportunities
oo-llom to Loan—now
, V ei-Wantsd—to Borrow
INSTRUCTION—
' “—00er Courses
«twinned motion Classes
, eo—siusiosl. Dancing. Dramatic
'dd—Wanted‘o—instructlon

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.u-Dos'l. Cats. Other Pets
Isl-Borne. Cattle. Vehicles
dis—Poultry and Supplies
Ce—Wlntedc—Live Stock

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tl—lAs-tiolss For Sale

Ibo—Bares sand Exchange

ls—Boats and Acne-cries .,

Sic-Building Haterisls

u—anins- and one. Equip-
inset

1mm and Dairy Products

se—l‘uol. reed. Fertiliser

. "-0001! Things to let

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WEDNESDAY, JULIY 16,1928.

\V that are ready to'go and give many

dealer in the State.

SALE on EXCHANGE-4's lmako

INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE—With side

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AUCTIONS—DION
Legal Notices ‘ U
SOLVENT NOTICE

DISTRICT OF NORWAIK. Is. Plo-
llnlo t ‘ouli. July 9. A. D. 1035.
Estate of Albert E. Winchester.

late of Norwalk. in said district de-

ceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said cs-
tale to exhibit their claims. for set-

 

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tlemcnt. Those who neglect to pre-
rent their accounts. properly attested.
within said time. will be dobarred a
recovery, All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to'rnake
immediate payment to

ELIZABETH cl. WINCHESTER.
Executrix.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
strayed. non, Foul-rd io

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LOST—Dog. brown and white Span-
iel. Answers to name “Squire,"
Further information appreciated
st Hillside school. phone 228.

AUTOMOTIVE ' '
Automobiles For Sale

BARGAINS 1N USED CABS — We
must dispose of the few used cars
we have left before April 1st.
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the space. Make your own terms
P. J. DlPietro, so Went Ave. Phone
on. Open evenings until 0:00.

ESSEX TOURING CAR—~19“, 1st
class running order, $250.00 Phone

 

The Moon iinn Apogee tho

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3802 Norwaik.

 

1926 Rupmoblle Sedan. 6 pass.
1925 Flint Coupe, 4 pass.

1925 Jordan Brougham. ii pass.
1924 Oldsmobile Sedan. 6 pass.

VAAs-r BROS.
CADILLAC. sorrow.-
EUPMOEILE DEALERS.

 

Business Services Offered

KAISER

Plumbing. Tinning,
and Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds.
Metal Ceilings,

Figures g

ii 8 “Erin St.

8.1. BARRY.
Heating

Jobbing. Also. two Airdaie puppies for sale.

lsdly given. Phone e05. .Woston Livo Poultry
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Phone 3084 Market, 58 Main street. horwalk.

 

 

 

O‘BRIEN'S GARAGE.
8 Webster street. Phone 2832

Conn. Ave. Phone III.
sot to Nights. -

FOR SALE OR HIRE; wmnow CLEANING — Quick and 14330”me
, ‘ reliable service. Stores. offices. ' .
DrIve. factories residences. etc'. Contract Articics For Sale I1.
- by day. week or 'month. ROLL ROOFINGZ‘lelo PER ROLL.‘
1923 Ford Coupe ............ . 8200 CITY WINDOW CLEANING C(l‘ —Slnte surfaced. 82.00 per roll?
1021 Ford Coupe . . . . . . 3160 90. WelLSt. Phone ”Bl C A. RANSOK ‘
1924. Ford Touring ..... $215 ' '
1923 Ford Touring ........... 3215 “mm" mm“ SW ’5 ”7 C°"°””d Ag: Lcimb'mm “m
192‘ Ford Suburban ........ s 3275 NAG! BROS.—Storage. ‘1' ma. D
1913 Elm“ “Wing --------- 3135 local and long distance trucking Business and‘OffioIc Equipment as
All cars in perfect order. accessor- pl“, hoisting. and“ m for

ice and good rubber. Easy terms. moving, ~54” Mack dumps. 100 FOR SALE—Two Black Walnut

Daytime:

 

 

HIGH GRADE USED CARS

monogamous. Dottiratiug is

 

months of satisfactory senice.
. All makes and models to choose
from. I

WINDOW canons -

SOMEBS

We sell them and we hang them

DSOMEBS .

Paints, Window Shadu. Varnishes- :.

 

Cars washed and polishedY

Small down payments. one your to 8-1;: rgétxtikAve” gogglISL
pay the balance. '
Open evenings and Sundays. m W“ SSA .

 

REGENT GARAGE.
Wall St. Norwalk

JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM, Prop.
Oldest and most. reliable used car

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ONE-TON TRUCK—Iii A1 condition.

Phone MRI-14.111),

 

Swirl-.1 Pro-m
POWER SPRAYER'

At Your Service.

aei

A. H. KELLNER

one :7:

Westport.I

 

room for 1926 model Nash cars.

Repairing and Refinishing use

 

about to be announced. we will sell
or exchange our few remaining

WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward

 

used cars at a sacrifice. Our Chance.
terms and prices are right on one
1934 Chevrolet sedan, onc"19'.!4 EMPLOYER!

 

Flint touring, one 1924 Noah tour-
ink. For information and demon-

Employment Agency .

 

 

stration call Benedict's. Nash

Agency. ‘
MotmcyclesnndBicycies 15
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CU EC'I‘ICU'I‘ IMP. -AGINO¥-r

re. A. w. Hitchcock. liar. Good
positions for ; competent- general
houseworkars. s. West Aves‘NOI-i
walk. 'Phone you.

 

car: late model; perfectzrunning
order: price. 876. For particulars.

netp-waum—suruale‘ . as I

 

inquire William Hull. 76 Wood-
ward avenue.

 

Is-Housohold Goods

sit—Jewelry. Winches. Diamonds

oI-llechinery and Tools
Huston slot-chandise

_,-,

eo—Spoeisl at the Stores
ell—Wearing Apparel
ee—Wsntod—flosuy
BOOKS AND BOARD-

o'l—Booins With Board
ea—Booms Without Beard -
os—Roorns tor- Eousekeoping .

'. fed-Vacation Pieces
‘lI—Where to Eat

BOSCH MADNnO—iui makes of

BUSINESS SBBVIOD.

 

EXPERIENCED orEnAroIfia— -~;
Anso, LEmVNEVns.
consuls co. Viola. . '-

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HUSKY BABY CHICKVS-V-qured

Duokiings. Wishbone
laying hens. .poultry

brooders.
supplies.

 

 

 

 

 

Bookkeepers Desks $10.00 each.
One Fine Black and Clrcasslsn
gamut Library R'ojtop Deals :0. 00

no
Walnut .Combined Book case and
Secretary. beautifulry carved, has
four plate glass doors. A handsome
piece on furniture fit for any home.
Must» be seen to be appreciated.
Worth at lam -.1200 00 will sell for
850. 00.
Inquire:—C. Swarts.

Old Well Clslr Co.,

,8! Washington St. _

leasehold (rm

 

 

FOR SALE—White enamel bed.
kitchen table. chairs, mahogany
table. living roam set and dig} cot
bed. music cabinet. tovbe sold- very
cheap. Phone Hit. 18 Haviiaud

3 street. »

MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush-
ions. made. renovatsd and repair-
ed. Phone 811. Norwaili Mattress
Co.. '49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.

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FOR BALE—Faber piano in oncol-
lent condition; cheap "to quick
buyer; partits leaving town; Call
at 92 Woodward avenue.

Wanted—lb Buy on

FURNITURE—henna hand. bought
.- at highestwrlegs. If you have any
ilink'or metal- to sell on will also
on
HE: I so.- it

“re. -. fleet.
--‘ Phone on. . '. WE”

 

 

 

 

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
housedresses.
street. So.‘ Norwslk.

136 Washington

 

Business Service Offered to
AUCTION!“
Tel. 1168-18 Norwaik
Joseph A.,Angione

 

magnetoea starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
cars. its no. Kain St. Phone sis.

 

lac-Where to Stop in Down
'ld—Wented—Booms or, Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT..-
u—Apertmonts and l'lata ‘
rfl—Business Places for Best
ifs-rents and had for Best

GRADING AND 'GALDENING -

Sewsrs or collars dug: cement and Wilk-

FEMALE HELP WANTED — The
Brophy Laundry, 184 Water street.
South Norwa‘lk.

YOUNG GIRL—Fer
work: splendid opportunity..
ply- W. R. Austin. Auctin' s Garage.s
41 Railroad- avenue, South Nor--

light office
Ap-

 

tar walks laid; stone blasting. etc.
James Flrnna and Mike Panlchel-
ls. 8 CH: street. South Not-walk.
Phone 3282 or 15”.

 

i .fl—nonses for Rent
i il—Oilcos and Desk Room .
j Inc-Shore and Mountinn -- M

Ol—Wssitsd—illnn
REAL ESTATE FDR SADD—

 

GRADING—nwns mowed. hedges

Help “encode-aisle

BAKER WANTED—For bread and
rolls, Address Baker, clo Sentinel.

 

I BOOBS ADD BOARD "

and Whlt’i Rocks. Reds. Leg‘horrls: '

Mid-Victorian Sclid Biaok'

h prices. Call or write“

Rooms Without Board ' OBI

FURNISHED ROOM-15 West ave-
nue. Norlvalk. Phone 1907.- .

WALL ST.. Dav-Will rent furnished,
kitchenette apartment 0: two or
three‘rooms; also. nicely furnish-
cd I‘OOI'nIi. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 106.

Rooms For Housekeeping es

ONE'DR' TWO—Largo connecting

rooms. furnished or unturnisbod.
-~'for “liglit housekeeping: garage
" accommodations. 1! ‘Camp street.

\throtoStopuI'l‘own 'iii

HILL TOP INN—Okers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances, get-
togeth'ors. oto.~ Conveniently io-
osted. Catering service. Bates
roaso1 sable. For particulars phone
336 . ’

gust. narA'rs roa ItllN’l‘
Apartmentsandl‘lats- mu.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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run EVENING SENTINE ~~-~~---~~.--.....

Here is A Buying Arid Selling Service 01’ Treme ndous Value To Everyone

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DIAL ESTATE FOR RIM
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Business Pisces l'ur Rout

 

FOR RENT—Store and- dwelling:
Connecticut menus on Post toad:
general .store. lunch loom. oto.1
four rooms and bath upstairs. all
improvements. Phone isl.‘

arena—Witt. four rooms in rear;
reasonable sent: good location for
a drug store or bakem and VdVoii-
oetossen. Tel. 3801.

ON LIBERTY SQUARE—Two largo
stores, completely renovated; sult-
nbie for all businesses. Bent "0
Inquire hi. Pasoalo. so Van Zest
‘street.

 

 

Houses to: Rent V 11

FAIRFIELD nascnvrlew rive-
room shore cottage: all improve-
ments; newly furnished: month.
8150; season; “00. Boating;

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room cottage. mantra John' ,L.‘
Lyon. Bridgeport.‘ Phone Barnum,
2504. _ , . .

 

Household Goods 5.

FURNISHED—hSix-room. shore front
cottage; clean: silimprovolriontli
garage; private boaoh. near trol-
lsy apdV Country Club; adults.
Write Bog ll‘i'l, South Norwnlk.

“AL ESTATE 1'0? m

I Farms and Land For Sale on.
FOR SALE—Farm and building iot'.’
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN

Real Estate and Insurance
12' Pershing 8t. Phone 8831

Houses ForWSnlo s4

FOR SALE—- -
FOUB~ROOM HOUSE—Lot 30:100.
trait and shade trees. 82. 200.

 

 

 

 

lot. “still, “.500.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE — All im-
provoments;
104. 35.800.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE—11 rooms:
improvements. 2nd district. (5.500.
SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES-
for rent during the summer
months. Building lots. ,
THE ’I‘AhiHAZe-I AGENCY.-
l’houo ms 1:8 Washington St.

FOR SALE—House seven rooms all
improvements. Centrally located
on trolley line. For particulars
inquire at 92 Woodward aVvonuo.
South Noiwslk. ~.

FOR SALE-Norwaik Park: New
six-room bungalow; three lots ad-
joining; all improvements: hard-
wood floors; price, 85. 860; 81. 000~
down. balance some as rent; Phone
1103-12 evenln‘gi.

 

 

 

 

 

_ Main street, ovrr Paris Cloak and
Suitiheprv inquire ill Soutthsin-
street.

COTTAGE Uri ii—lt‘ivo rooms. first
floor.- on improvements. Inquire
A. Stuli. 24‘ Cottage St. 'IL'. Nor-
walk. . Phone “01W; : l l r V"._

FOR 11th ’

3I excellent roomIs. bath.
merits. 1 car g'ar‘sge‘.
Phone 1015. .
WALTER R. COLLINGS,
Roaltor.‘ -
‘ ' ~28 North Main Street
South Norwaik. Conn.

FOUR Roousirgtan improvements,
Inquire. 109 Taylor avonuo.- Phone
115. . .

FOUR ROOMS—First floor:
diate possession. Inquire F. J.
Buckley. 4 Larsen street. South
Nor-walk. between 6 and 7 p. m.

GREGORY BLVD. fr—nes.
rooms on second floor. All
movements. Phone Mill-3.

 

 

improw
'cht 880.

 

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‘KELDOGC Sr, 4—7 ’3‘on house all
improvements'.‘ Inquire 'l‘red B.
Howard 8 Spring Hill avenue tel.
Norwiik {0'49- '_21 ' '

 

Boom Without Board so

 

room, good location. near trolley
and train. With or without board.
Phone 8482.

 

O.MAIN I'D. Inf—Nicely furnish-
ed airy room.for one. or. twogsn-

IN EAST 'NOBWALK—Il‘urnishod -

improvements. Inquire 28 Van
Znndt street. East Norwaik.

WEST AVVE.. 36—40th Norwalk.‘
Second floor five-room apart-
ment: all improvements. Call 60
West avenue. or Tel. 1845.

woonwAnn ~AVE.,

 

21 ---, Eour

 

tlemen. Inquire. same address or
phone 924.

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rooms, upstairs:
merits. Inquire at same addrem.

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out. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James L‘Ful-
lor. 92 Taylor avenue. Soutthor-
walk. Phone imw.

 

DAWN" uoWEn-l-GIai-donsI plough.

BOY WANTED—Over 18 years of
age to learn pressing. One with‘
experience preferred but notinbd-
cannery: Inquire Babiior Co..I.13'l
Washington street.

 

ed and cultivated. War! done by

SW‘ Walling—M so

 

np-to-dsto machine methods.
Phone 8515, Fred Hamilton.

 

DAWN MOWER! SHABPENBD—

WANTED-Child to board. Mothers
Care Call 866-4;

 

Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-

FINANCIAL

 

ed and put in good condition.

Incumbents—norm do

 

Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day
street. South Norwaik. Phone on.

 

 

 

TEE SENTINEL snows
As an accommodation

manna-urn an every need. Plo-

made.

taro trnmea. Upboisieriag “1,.
plies. A Borgetroni. cabinet maker

Buying

FIRST & SECONDfi-Mortgnge loans

Wmortgnge Easy

terms. Inquire 30 Wall. St..;room
so}; Norwslk. Conn. ' ‘

 

anduphelnuer.No.wl.0.0.l'.
Bldg. lo. Norwalh

 

 

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i CREDIT
it? to these

newsyiou Ave. Phone NorwaikIzhil

OUR CEMENT WALKS.

" Doss. cm. Other‘Pets

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A Specialty. __
same coxsrnoc'rrbn co.

 

A. I. WONT“ I. W. DAVIS

WOO"!!! AND DAVIS

Nam“.-

FOR. SALE—Your desire to own a
registered Police Puppy of excel-
lent blood lines can be satisfied at
a very reasonable price, as I am
leaving town.

In Hayes avenue.

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formerly Miners [1. S. Patent
once. .

ulllshstelridgeport.
londforEoekletenPae-ts.

 

consume - linsnn wort.

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Gum ‘HOLS'I‘EIN COW—s

m. old. with caii~ 8-woeka old.

Must sell: Inquire 305 Main street.
malt. . ,

 

grading lawns. » dares. reeds;
Trucking. Sand. gravel. sinders.
Loom for sale. Elisabeth Law-
ion. Phone 281. Dnrien. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Persian and Supplies

LIVE POW-Akin“ and dren-

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some of the ads' in

Some of it may strike
most of it is bound to be
you has no immediate

it easy for you to pick
will Want to read.

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Ready-Made 'Ads-O'r 'Atis That
Fit Your Needs? I

Clasiified Columns are just made. to your
measure, because they tells/on how to get crests.
ly what you need at the- lowest. poskiii 'I

Most of the adverfiaing' you see is readyo
\mado — to fit as many people as possible.

But when you take your wants. to the A 3-0
Classified Section, you can put your finger on.
' the ads. that; have messages for you“ assurely as
though they, began with your: name and s'lldrcssi
You can do this in a minute' a time, because

the alphabetical Arrangement and indexing dunks

an’t miss mess! IV theet are meant for , f

'I'hoAIDOlsseiiiodAds

The Evening Sbntlhelh

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you just right, though

- uousa. 10 ROOMS-3 shin. hard

IPARTMENTF" O‘ ‘ POOH“. IN' wood ”90"; .un ”nor: op.n are.
prov-moottmnowlv decorum place; lot 100x350. Includes large
adults. Pie tly little-Lit Cara F.1WM 35:11.0. fieateghhoflm‘
chn plot. ,Cnli ill-I to 5 sin.» condition. Biggest bsfg'iin in the
1'“ Woodward “muc- Norw.aiks For quick sale 111000.

APARTMENT—To ”MV on South - Will sell house separately Phone

1: ANOTHER BARGAINTFine corner

OSBORNE AVE" 55—4 rooms. Ill ,

part improvo- ,

- Vprovcments, $35.00.

2387.

 

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NORWALRL-i
lit-ROOM HOUSE-Ail improve-
ments: two baths: good condition,
lot, 10:: 50; prlé'e. (82500
erROOM HOUSE-mast horwpDe,
.VlAll improvements; iot’ Blight).
V ‘Prico 35.000 it sold. at once.
ALFRED LL- S'Vl'. JOHN¢I .
. Real Eatato and Insurance.
11 Pershing St. I Phone 8831

OWNER LEAVING. TOWN—Otters
desirable well built two-family
ll-room house. garage. Very cen-
tral: near West avenue. Full par-
ticulars. D. S. Hull. Haviland
block.

VERY NICE COZY HOME'—6 rooms

bat‘h. city water. electric lights.

sewer. very large lot 55 x ’801. A

real bargain S4500. . '
‘ Strout Agency

08 Wall street 'Phons 8658.

sol-mane es.

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building lot. "0 ft. on Maple
~~street~ worth $800: ‘wili self for
8300. Fred W. Buoktey,V 2Vs‘Cedar
street. Phone 20.31. .

SIX-ROOM BUNG‘ALOW—‘I'wo lots:

all improvements. including hot
..water host and .oak doom... low
price with easy
1191-12.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

FOR RENT

4 room apartment, all im-

 

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: fishing and- bathing. Also. three- T

' IOne‘of Oldest Members

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 
 

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, BENEFICIAL
27 Wall Street
V “husbands-umbrella.

 
 
 

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Phone 2705 Room 208
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0f Connecticut Bar--
Served As Secretary
Of State in ’1881

THOMPSON. Comm. July 16.“.
(AF). Charles E. Searls. state attor-

 

 

Ist district; lot 77x ,

. of state‘s attorneys, hnl'iilg held of-

‘ high grade plumbing. Copper

termnV Phone ‘

ncy forWindhsm' county. died at his
Yl’om‘e‘mers yesterday afternoon. He
had been in failing health for two
years.

. Mr. Seattle was one of the oldest
members at the Connecticut bar in
length of service and the oldest prao
tlcing member of the Windham
county her having been admitted 55
years ago next month. lie was dealt

iico continuously since 1803.

Two generations and Mr. Scaris
was one of the active men in Re-
publican politics in the state and a
county leader known to electors in
every town in eastern Connecticut.
Political perferment did not, appeal
strongly to him and while many of-
fices were open, he accepted but few
from time to time. Forty years ago
he declined an appointment to the
Superior court bench. and also in
those days he declined the oppor-
tunltlca for nomination to Congress
and did not encourage his friends
who sought to have him nominated

for governor.
Valigns. uirod ulth in the prac-
9h ion. as; wealth is
noted in a cemmunlty like his home
town or the city in. which he prac-
ticed throughout his iif lie, how.
ever, Went to the Sonar 1 Assembly
from Thompson in 1871 and 1886. In

one term. during the administration
of Governor Hobart B. Bigelow. of
New. Haven. He went to the Senate
from the 28th district. in 1909-10,
and was chairman of the committee
on the Judiciary and party leader in
upper branch.

Mr. Senrls was s; native-of Porno
fret. being born March 26. 1846.
Besides his wife only one 'other
near relative survives: a. nephew,
Searls Dearington, a. student at Yale
who spends his vacation at the Searis
home.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY.

I FOR SALE

3 beautiful one family houses
located on Corner Gregory
Beulcvard and Fifth Street,
East Norw‘nlk;

Consisting of 6 large rooms,
open fire-place, tile bath room,
film and wall built-in tubs,
pedestal wash‘ basin and all

 

 

 

leaders, gutters. Cement side-
walks and cement walks to the
house. Small payment down.I'
Balsnce in monthly payments.
Same as paying rent. Apply

JOSEPH KLAFF

' fi ‘ ‘40 Water Street
Phone 1270.2.

 

 

 

provements, $37. 50;
4 room apartment, all im.

Inqulre of
J. .M‘ Imyton & CoJI

V (Incomes-sited.) V
S 3nilroad_ Ays- V 'roi. 85
South liorwaik, Conn.

 

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out only the add you' V‘ I.

“altruistic!

J ed. every' improvement.

For Sale

Il'lax Hill Rd; two .issnily house-

NEED MONEY ?.

Stand On Your Own lest
Don't ask your friends or rela-
tives. Borrow on a business
basis. It is a self-respecting,
honest and sensible way.

'Qt'tickly and Oonfldentially
' ‘ ' my Terms '

850 loan "nun"... .5 month
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H.150“...uuu...10 mouth
”So-loan ninth-nu. .1! month-
ssoo loan ...‘....... 815 month
Plus Will Interest Only

’Csll‘ Write or Phone

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WOMAN, BUT

Waterbury .Visitor and
12 Others Escape
Blaze in YBingham-

ton, N.Y

BINGHAM’I‘ON. N. Y.. July 15.4;
Thirteen escaped without serious ins . ,
Jury whken fire, apparently of ind I
cendial'y origin, wrecked a. dwelling
here yesterday. Firemen assisted
the occupants down ladders when
the fire, starting on a. rear porch.
cut off other escape.

Mrs. Edward Balcon. of Watcn
bury, Connecticut. fell from the
arms of a fireman who was SUV,
rylng her down a ladder. but was
caught before she struck the grenad.

Sentence Men for ,
Setting Several Fires

NEW HAVEN. July lie—Louis
Pepe, who today pleaded guilty to
arson. was sentenced yesterday to
state's prison for from t’wo to six
years on four out of nine counts. “
Pepe. with Adolph Pspale was taken
into custody last April 25,-when Ber.
gesnt ‘Frank Vireul was detailed to
the case. They were then. charged
with burning a barn on a farm near
Derby. When the arrest was made a
bench warrant was sworn out, and
the evidence against them kept avsc-
crot until a hearing was given the
following day. Papale pesterday rs-

celled a sentence of from one to two ' .
years. .,

'At the time of the arrests Sergeant
Vlrellt took into custody Dominick
Cstalano and Salvatore Capobisnco.
who were charged with setting tire
to a house at 192 Wakel'ey street.
Ansonia on Dec. iii. 1924. while at:
the same time Peter Charmeiio was
also arrested on a. charge of firing a
barber shop at 7 Bennett street. on
Jan. 4. 1925. They were discharged
at the time as the evidence against
them ,was insufficient.

Sergeant Virelli after investigate
ing the case placed Catniano. Caps
obianco and Charmeilo under arrest
last Thursday after which they were
released under 85, 000 bonds and
they were to have been tried on July
23, Sergeant Virelil after conferring
Monday night with States Attorney
Ailing placed them under arrest peso
tel-day morning on s. bench warrant.
When they were arraigned in court
they pleaded guilty and were sen-
tenced as follows: Cntalnno. from
one to two years; Charmello. from
one year to 18 months. and Capo-
blanoaV. one to 5 months. .

County Commission .
To Pick New Jurors

——-—‘
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. July 15.—-Georgs
S. Hartley (succeeding W. T. Hicks
Bradford D. Pierce and Michael
Flanagan ex-officio members. t e
jury commission for FaIirficld county.
met yesterday afternoon to select
the names for Jury service for the
ensuing year from the lists sent in
by the jury committee in the cities
and the selectmen in the town in_ the
country. The numbers of names to
be selected from cities and towns are
as follows:

Betbsl. 72: Bridgeport. 183:
Brookfleld. 42; Danbury. 102: Dan
ien. 48: Fairfield. V108: Greenwich.‘
126: Monroe, is: New Canaan. 84'
New Fairfieid. 30: Newtown. 102
Norwalk. 120: Bedding. 54: Ridge-
field. 72: Shelton. 54: Sherman.
80; Stamford. 126: Strstford, so
'.'1‘rumbull 42: Weston. 86. West

port. It; and Wilton. 86. '
The above is Just double wlisl
each city and town is entitled to,

cut the lists in half. .
and it is up to the commissioneu t6»

Emma's POLICEMAN male
BRIDGEPORT. July 15.—V»

J. Kelly. fifty. for twelve years
patrolman on the Bridgeport Po
forcepdiod suddenly lastnlght It
his home. 7‘ Garfield avenue 0 .
heart failure. He was attached *

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80 Wall St, :03 Cum mu. police headquarters.
NM Conn. He leaves a brother.
Uhsier supervision of State Km“ lilo I policeman on ti.
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