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WEDN SDAY, JULY 22. 1925.

- se Who Consult These Offers Do N of Have To Spend Much Time 0r Much Money

THE EVENING SENTINEIJ—SO. NORWALK, CONN.

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A-B- C 'AD Index

ANNOUNCEMENTS-—

i—Deaths .

, 3-—Card of Thanks

8—ln Memoriam

d—J‘lowers

8-Funeral Directors
d—Monuments. Cemetery Lois
7—Personals
as-Boclouos and Lodges
io-Lost and Found

AUTOMOTIVE—-
A—Automobilc Agencies
ilvAutomobiies For Sale
12—Auto Trucks'For Sale
18—Auto accessories
lt—Garages—Autca for Hire
18—Motorcycies and Bicycles
il-Wanted—Automotive

BUSINESS SERVICE—-
I8—Businese Services Offered
19-—‘-Buiiding and Contracting
21—Dresemaking and Millinery
22—Heating. Plumbing, Roofing

' 23—Insurnnce and Surety Bonds

25—Trucklngi-—~Storage

26~Painting. Paperlng. Decorat-
ink

,. BI—Professional Services
zs—Ropairing and Refinishing
ao—Tailoring and Pressing
31—Wanted—Business Service»

 

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Ska—Employment Agencies
Bic—Help Wanted—Female
33—»Help Wanted—Male

~ 84—Holp—Male and Female
38—Solicltore. Canvassers. Agonu
sou-Situations Wanted—Female
37—Situatlons Wanted—Male

FINANCIAL—
38—Business Opportunities
to—Money to Loan—Mortgages
di—Wanted—To Borrow

INS’I‘l’lUClTION-u~
ill—Correspondence Courses
48~Locui Instruction Classes
ti—Muslcsi. Dancing. Dramatic.
td—Wantedofnstruction .

LIVE srocx— ...
‘ 87—Degs. Cots. Other Pets .w.
GS—Homs. Cattle. Vehicles '
ds—Poultry and supplies
80-Wanted—Live Stock

MERCHANDISE-
die-Articles hr 8an
star—Barter and Ilixcliolign"J
law-Boots and Accessories
lit—Building Materials
li—Business and Odies Equip-
. moat

88-Farnt and Dairy Products
88—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
lit—Good Things to lot
89—Househcld Goods
ell—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
ei—Machin’try and Tools '
62—Musicnl Merchandise ‘
83% Equipment

 

I. d8—Wearlng Apparel

. dd—Wouted—To Buy

ROOMS AND BOARD-i

d'l—Rooms With Board

“—30ch Without Board

i ell—Rooms tor nonsekosm .

_. 70—Vacation Places

1 71—Where to Eat

vz—Whero to Stop inITown

. '18-Wantsd—Rooms or

REAL ESTATE FOR BENT—l '
lrec—Apartments and Plats .
rs—Buainess Places For Rent
78—Ferms and bond For Rent
'l'l—Homses For Rent .

I. li—Oflces and Desk Room
fie-Shore and Mountain - l'or

Rent

81—Wanted—To Rent

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—e
R—Brokers in Real Estots
u—Business Property For Solo
ss—nmmsa Land For Solo
ld—Ronsse For Sale _
ds—Isois For Sale
88—8horo and Mountain .— n;-

Solo

SI—Buburban For Sale
st—Tc rulings-Real“ Estate
si—Wants'd—nealm

AUCTIONS—LEGAL—
9o—Auct‘ion Sales
ct—Legol Notices

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AUMONI—um
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NOTICE I
AT A COURT OF PROBATE. hold-

In at Norwaik within and for the

District of Norwslk on the 21st

day of July. 3825.

Estate of Nelson Taylor. Jr.. late
of Norwalit. in said district. de-
ceased.

Whereas. The trustees under the
will of said deceased have exhibited
an account of their‘said trustee-
ship to this court for adjustment
and approval.

Ordered. That the matter of the
adjustment and allowance of said
account be heard and determined at
the Probate onion in Norwaik on
the lit): day of August, 1925, at 10
o'clock. forenoon. and that public

 

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sons interested therein by publishing
this order in a newspaper harlot a

circulation in said district 'at least , I

five days before said.day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge:

SOLVENT NOTICE

 

DISTRICT OF NORWAIJI. SS.
PROBATE COURT. July 20, A.‘
‘D.. 1925.

Estate of Catherine collins. late
of Norwalk. in said district. dc-

ceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Norwelk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their cla'ims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts .proporiy at-
tested. within said itme, will be dc-

notice thereof be given-to all per- '

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Estate of Albert E. Winchester.
late of Norwalk. in said district. de-
ceased.

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said es.
late to exhibit their claims for soil»
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly at-
tested. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in~
d'ebted to said estate are "requested
to make immediate payment to i

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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR»
Sealed bids will be received at

 

the office I of the City Eng‘i-
neer up to July 24. I4:
o'clock p. m., Eastern Stands

Time said bids to cover the furnisfi“l
ing of all labor and materials for
the laying of cement concrete walk

. .. and curbs in front of the premises
' of Eva. C. Ferris and Edwin t

Brit--
ton. First St.. Third Taxing District.
Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the City Engineer.
The contract will be awarded to

 

the lowest onslble bidder. The and upholsteror. New I. 0" 0. 3'.
right is rose ed to reject any or am. So. NW!“- ..
all bids.
THOMAS ROBINS. OUR CEMENT WALES
A Specialty.
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. . ' M" r SA 0 CONSTRUCTION co.

AUTOKOTNI, Romvto Phone Norwalk 1511

 

Automobiles For Sale 11

DAMAINI IN cam: CARS .. We
must disper- lit the row used cars
Iwe have' left before April 1st.
Come in and look them over. They
must go at s «critics. We need
the space. Idaho your own terms.
P. .1. DiPien-o. or WestAvs. Phone
us. Open «onions until i_:oo.

1924 BUICK—Master six. seven-pas-
senger touring. with California top:
excellent condition. Inquire 100
South Main street, or Phone
3971:.

1828 Flint Coupe, 8 pass

1028 Jordan Brougham. 8 bass.
1918 Stuts Touring Car. .

1921 Chevrolet Sedan. model 1‘. 3.

VAAs'r BROS;
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
“P88031111! DEALERS.
303D ROADSTER—1922;5~ In good
condition. 878. 00. Inquire Young.

Bartlett avenue. rear old Broad
River School.

 

 

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barred a recovery. All persons in; United StaleHs Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of If..."
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Administrator. 3111141011111? I . '. . ;.
SOLVENT NOTICE I , I . . , .. I .
DISTRICT or NORWALgt. es. 'BUSINESS SERVICE " EMPLOYMENT ““ """" MERGRANDIIE "
{figflm COURT' M” A' D" .. " Business Serva orrma 1s Help Wanted—Female as muck, p...- 5... s1

 

.BOOGH MAORI: o—AliInIlahoa— oi
magnetcos. sinners. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and on other
car-.119 30.81am 8r. Phone us".

GRADING AND GARDENING -
Sewers or cellars dug: cement and
tar walks la‘id: stone blasting. etc.
James Flrnnn and Mike Panichel-
is. 8 Cliff ltr'eet. South Norwalk.
Phone 3283 or: 1898.

cummoeeuws-

 

 

mowed. hediei

walk, Phone 8718W. _

LAWN" MOWED—Gardons plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date machine methods.
Phone Mullen Hamilton.i

 

 

. . , cut. cesspools’cieaned. Filling dirt~.
ELIZABETH (II WINCHESTER» L“: nnd icon: for sale. James A. Ful-
ler. 92 Taylor avenue, South Nor- ‘

WOMAN—to work.in..kitchsn. and
do'7 general housework. .ipply
Gipperts Tea Room. 300 Post
Road. Darien. Phone. 193.

YOUNG LADY—Tc assist in book-
keeping. with knowledge of typing.
Previous experience required. Ac-

 

curacy essential Write “Assist
Bookkeeper," c 'o Sentinel.
Help “amen—Main“ ‘88“

 

DRIVING INSTRUCTOR—10m who
can drive all makes "of cars.
Driver must have car. Write Box
Instructor, cfo Sentinel.

MAN WANTED—To install
air furnaces Connect
company, Chance for adlance-
ment. Steady pogk. wlitc A. B.
C. ‘c 0 Evening Siniinel office.

 

 

LAWN mownns SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good co _‘itlon.
Alpha Plating Works. 9 Day
' 'street.‘ South'Nor'w'alkI Phone 889."

MIRRORS—To on every need. Pic-
ture frames. Upholstsring. sup-
plies. A Borgstrom. cabinet maker

 

 

 

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A: I. WOOSTEE ll. W. DAVIS
‘ ATTORNEII AT DAV
Formerly Examiners .U'. 3. Patent

1118 Main so. Bridgeport.
Sand for Bonlst on Patents.

KAISER Id." planar.
Plumbing. " Tinnlng.- Heating
and Shem-Work of All Kinds.
Metal Ceilings.I . Jobbing.

Figures gladly given.

 

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88 Water Stu -._.. Phone 8084
CONTRAcrmq -’ Mason ' work
smiles. lawni. drives. rcad'b:

.Trucklng. sand. gravel, cindsi‘siI
ton. 1{hone 281. Dsriee.

Debbi to? sale. Elisabeth Daw- ‘

SHOEM ER WANTED -— Apply
H. Joe 8-. Son Inc.. 50 Day St.,
So. Nbrwaik.

 

86

WOMAN—Annie to go out by the
day or be steady laundressh In-
quire 2‘! Lexington avenue.. up-
stairs. '

Situations \i’nntcdlén-niaie '

 

 

TINANOIALI ,
Money to boon—Mortgages 'ao
FIRST .1. SECONna-Mortgafiioans
made Buying mor -Eosy

terms Inquire 9’0 Well so, room
203. ‘Norwalk. Conn.“

. LIV! prod:
' Poultry and yiwplics , 49

LIVE POULTRY—smiled and dress.
ed while. you wait. '1'. Romano.
ilrst class service. Phone 8888.
Live Poultry-Market. 18 Chestnut
street. South" Norwalk.

Hoax! 8A8! CHICKS-Lianne

. .and White Rocks. Rails. “thorns:
-Duckilngs. Wishbone breeders.
Clearing hone. poultry supplies.

. 9Also. two Airdale puppies for sale.
Phone s05. Weston Live Poulb'r
:‘uarket. 88 Main street.I w.

MERGRANDISE

 

 

 

 

 

 

WINDOW CLEANING —- Quick and

, ”liable service. stores.-- offices.

‘ factories; residences. etc. Contract

. by day. wsek~or month. :

' CIT! WINDOW. CLEANING (:0.
so .Wa'ii so, 5 Phone nus

 

Aryans For Sale 8!

FOR SALE—Hub kitchen 'rango.
heating stove. oil hesiter. kitchen
cabiust. small wardrobe- bed and

, urinal. Albina. chairs. .pllIlons and
other small articles. Call 68 Put-
namjavjenuo. -.

 

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FOR SALE OR HIRE.
U .
Drive.

1‘ Ford Sedan. 1828 ...~.-. ...,
1 Ford Touring. 1918 -..-"...
1 Ford Suburban. 1928 ......“-
1 Buick Touring. 1918 ......

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278
136

NAG! MOSS-Stones. All kinds
local and long distance
rune hoisting. Special for
moving. 8-ton luck dumps. 100
ConmAVb‘. Phone 818. Daytime:
804 it Nights.

raining. Tailoring. Decorating so

 

 

 

Wall St. Norwsik
JANE! G. CUNNINORAII '.Prcp
Oldest and most reliable used car

dealer in thistste.

LATE 1982 BUICK—Six roadster. In
good shape. Phone Darlenjst.

"' Motorcycles “unicycle; 11.
INDIAN MOTOR CIGAR-With side
cor: late model; perfect running
order; price. 818. Per particulars.

inquire William Hull. to Wood-
ward avenue.

sensors “IMO!
airsho- scum Offered
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with large ’

ROIW :flMDB- ROLL»

—-SIate -ourfsced._ 41.00 per roll. _I

‘ ”Cf A. RANSOH
52'! Concord Aver-Cambridge. Mal.
" Dept. M. ,

Boats and Accessories so

moron equifiofule. :3 ft. x s
it.: i-cyllndor-——engine. Inquire
2141 or £186.

 

 

Business \and Office Equipment 84

 

FOR skin-ewe Black Walnut
Bookkeepers Desks 810. 00 each.

One Fine Black and Circusian '

Walnut Dibrary Rollo Desk 20.00
One Mid-Victorian Black
_Walnut Combined Book case and
Secretary)“ )Jeautifulry carved, has
four plate "a‘la‘es’ddb’flilia hond‘s‘cme
place of furniture fit {artsy home.
Must be seen to be sp.preclnied
Worth at least 8200. 00 will sell for
‘ 850. 00. 4- .
- Ilium—C. Swartr.
Old Well Cigar Co.

88 Washington St.

Manet. aeramm

IgglaizanTMnNr-m

IIv‘u‘t». second floor;
.. ii quire at same address:

Rooms Withoui’lioerd an

FURNISHED ROOM -- In nice
home, \vith'line surroundings: for
one or tuo gentle-min. Control-

I ly located. e Cedar St. hear West
avenue. Phone {85. ‘ .

 

 

WALL SD, 835-971.“: rimt fllrnlshcd.
kitchenette apartment of tch or
three rooms: also. nicely Ifurnish-
ed room“. Transients accommo-
dated Phone 1098.

whet-owsmptn'rown

HILL TOP INN—Offers its special"
dance pavilion for dancesI'gst

 

 

cated.
reasonable. For, parilbulara' 1"?"
2281.

 

 

mullet!!! Ind Fills 74

nonhuman
improvements: aluminum-1p.
quire 7 Hartford place. '.

ELY AVE. 88—10213” rooms, on
improvements. Ino‘

 

 

FIVE ROOMS-part improvements
centrally located 1141);” or witbontv"
garage. 'iel. £18 or 1999..

 

FIVE-ROOM FLAT—With improve-
.ments: two-family house; loca-
tion, residential street in East Nor—
walk; short walk from trolley.
Call 942-2. ,

. FOUR Rooms—All lntprovements.

Inquire 100 Taylor avenu'sr- Phone:
.8.18

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“FOUR ROOMSo-Flrstz‘fleor; lmme~

_diate possession. jaunt-c 'F. _J.
iiuckiey. 4 Larsen *str‘eet. South
INorwatk. between‘b dild'7’p.’ m

GREGORY BLVD.»Flvo.-room not.
in new house; all»irrrp‘rovornente:'I
small family of adults desired. In-
quire Chris Hansen. 16 Gregory
Boulevard. Phone 2680.

3195619!) ST. 38—6“ rooms with all'
improvements Phone 8096.- '-

 

 

 

WESTO WASHINGTON‘ ST. -- Sin
rooms and bath; all 'improvo-
"'rnents; opposite Telephone build-
ing. “111%“er at 29 Putnam ave-
nue or all 889- 8.

f Business Pisces rm- 1911i.

 

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r‘on‘j RENT—Store and ‘,dweiilng;
' Connecticut avenue" on Postman:
.general store. lunch room. .eto.:
‘. four rooms and bath upstairs; all

improvements. Phone ill. ' ,.

 

STORE—With four rooms inIreol'l
reasonable rent; good location for
a drug store or bakery and doll-I
catosaon. Tel. 1891. ‘ 1- .

ON macaw! sodium-two large

 

stores. completely renovated. suit-‘

able for aii'businesscs. Rent 850
Inquire M.. Pascale. 86 Van Zant
street.

Houses For Rent

 

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..mat on. Families! 4 is

FOR‘SALE—Box and crdte Iumber,
excellent: for kindling purposes
This is all new_ dry wood. 83. 00 a
truck load. F. o B. factory. Ap-
ply Clover Mtg/Co. Phone 1118.

”Bungalows. , ‘isl

 

MATTRESSES. PILLOWS — Cusho
ions. madu'renovsted and repair-
ed. Bhone 817. Norwalk Mattress
Co. _‘9 Franklin street. South Nor.
WII}.- 3.»

*9“ch and Tools 01

new ‘stnnn -‘Morort -— Never
used. 118 volts. 118 revolutions
per minute. Factory style. for
sale reasonanie. Inquire Hung}:
Schenk, Evo‘uing: Sentinel. I, .: .

FURNITUR need Ibdusbi
at highest prices. If not hire any
Junk or metaltc sell a will also

”Pt-PW amt.
H. Jaffee. 81 Port Point street.
Phone «8.

 

 

 

 

 

. RENT on slim—cam

terms.
slx- room house; all improvements;

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. am em as
FOR SALE— ‘

FOUR-ROOM HOUSE—Lot 908100‘
fruit andrshade trees. 88. 200.
Inf-ROOM HOUSE—improvements:
lot. 60:808. “.500.
TWO-FANILY HOUSE - All int-
provon'ldnts: 1st‘dfifl-ict:,.lot '11:
104. 85. 800.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE—11 room:
improvements. and district. {8.800.
SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES
for rent during. the
,months. Building lots. ." .
1 'THE TIAMMAN Aonthm .
Phone 88“ 1:8 washingt'oii Std

iron SALE—house seren rooms
on trolley line. For partiolilari
inquire at 02: Woodward avenue.
*lo‘u‘h NME «we_-\n-?~smfl~s§sr

ron‘ssLe—Two family house. 9

 

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togethers. etc. Conveniontry. 'io- _-
Catorf bum Bates ‘

 
 

Situation... .rush through

w.

business so' that at the opening ses-
i. slon of the General Assembly he can

' 7 walks and cement walks to the

East Nor-walk; reasonable. Write”

summer _

an
-‘- =improvements. muslin located. _ 2.»...

‘FAIRFIELD, July tie—Tho pros-
crib method of having the legislature
oivoue'the January after the state
its busin'ss
before it knows what it is all about
and before the governor or the leg-
islators have become thoroughly
fim'i'iiar with the state institutions
and activities is wrong declared Ed-
nald I.L Kelly. executive secretary
of Govbrnor John H Trumbull ad-
dressing the Fairlisld Luncheon club
at noon Tuesday at the Unduowa
hotel;

"Governor Trumbull has recomr
mended that this system be ‘bhango
cd.’ 'he said. Under the present plan,
a governor is elected in November
and between then and January muss
familiarise himself with all of the
staid institutions, departments and

deliver his message.
Plan Suggested.

“The legislature should convene
as usual. organize. hear a few W01 ds
of friendship from the governor and
adjourn until the following January.
In the meantime the standing com-
mitt-cos may be appointed and the
machinery can be put in operation
so that when the session opens the

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

FOR SALE

3 beautiful one family houses
located on Corner Gregory
Boulevard and Fifth Street,
East Norwalk. ‘

Consisting of 6 large room,
open fire place, tile bath room,
floor. and‘ wall, built-in tubs,
pedestal wash basin and all
high credit plumbinr 90pm
leaders. gutters. Cement side

 

 

h e. Small payment down.
do in monthly psymlllts.

Saute esgpaying rent. Apply

JOSEPH KLAFF

to Water Street
”1911' 137.993-

Stand. On Your Own Post
' Don't ask your friends or rela-
tiv.es Borrow on a. business
basis. It is a self-respecting.
honest and sensible wuy. .
Quickly. and Oonfldeatially
mlonn ..........~. .8 month
878 1013‘ 88 month
unclean ...... at month
sucrose ......-.. 810 m
8200!oan-.-.-.....v,.:.. 812 ,
880010an.......... 818 month
Plus lawful Interest Only '"
Call. Write or Phone

' guilt. Loan clip.

80 Wall- $208 Commercial Bldg.
.~ - ' _‘Norwslk.

“Under supervision of State
flanking“. Deportm. out

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“~1411-7'Operators .
On popular line of dresses. Must
be ambitious workers. Our girls

 

 

 

 

W' .m: IOIID- rooms. all improvements. good
location. Rents (oh:- Iw$70‘._ .a'tili'“

m. m Bound " “ ' . month. Price is. 00 site no;

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FRANKLIN sin: .u—Oa‘e iii-ks 15°11 SALE— '- .le :1 -

nicely furiti’s‘hed room. suitable

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W hairs to re-ooat. Price

Maple. Phone 8888. Edward.

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this. m "M“
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mm s when». Nor-
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Help Wanted—remote
mannNcnp 'orhitarono-

 

 

 

 

 

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What’s Your’ s Today?”

section will help to satisfy them.

. This 'A-B- C Classified Section" _iaa clearing. ‘
house of all the” wants sn‘d‘dfierir' of the people

tIunitles to get. _whst you 've been lookgngfbr.

. -41.“.th y’pn' want isn’t‘idvortised herd;

Intro ybul‘wisbjnio a re
aslirfor an ad taker.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i -- l ~ for- onror two‘gentlemsa. Pri-
wAdveri‘ise' in the Sentinel for-I the veto ~famlly; ‘ell convenience;
. best reluitg. « ~ “ Inquire at same address. ~ -~
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all improvements: ton _baths. lot,
--;10x100 price. $8,900

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“Real Estate and- Insll'i'afiee. ' ‘
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I Thresjfamily house. centrally l
locam. Hot air furnace. garage.
Price 8Q, 800.

'Attraciivo six room house in
‘noutb Nerwnlk. best residential
”section. Every' improvement.

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All cars in good running order. 9‘! SHADES I: ~ TWO FIVE-ROOM ROUSESctt'. 800
Good rubber. We sellsotheni ‘1': .1500“!!! then _ . I“ * ”each. one good six3room cotton;
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men canon usan cans ; momma ass -- Everybody has some big "Mir-tilt! a lot , . .3 HOUSE SIX may: -Ingrovo.
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that are ready to go and give many SCIENTIFIC 1’? "Mu” 011“ 9.” the 5‘ e. .Tbu WWI ‘01” ; ‘, $11..;§3.mm2 .13....“ 2:1:
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”All makes and models to choose I TREE _: ‘ “5 gnu. _. I I 5 ; _ T. , places fogwaals. Tndliire Van NO”.
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DIM! evenings and Sundays. .... .. A. H. Kollnsr. improvements and large lot: on
Cars washed and polished. ...-.7... _ , - .. _ ' mediate WgfitngE 10018111011311 the indGXOd lIyatt avenue, between Stewart
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is an exceptionally good buy.
Price, 8828: cash. $100: bounce.
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C(WERNOR’S SECRETARY SCORES";
PRESENT LEGISLATION SYSTEM;
TELIS 0F TRUMBULL’S P

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Edward L. Kelly Declares Elected Body Should-if.
Not Meet for Real Business Until Yeah
Following Induction So They Can Familial-k
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foliowmg January, the business can.
be handled with intelligence

"New business might be introduce
ed up to October 1 and copies 0:
all bills be prepare and dlstribut-I
ed to members of e committeei
concerned with them These bills:
can be sudied and digested and when"
the session convenes they can b
talked on intelligently. In the mean.’
time the committees can investignI
and hold conferences. n,

“Under the present process. com-
mittee earlngs are not held until
after the middle of February and all-
legtsiation is ,the result of host
with the result that there are ap-
peals to the court and time is tak-
en at the next session to interline“-11
to correct errors in earlier legisla
tion. I . ‘ ‘

System Wrong.

“The present system is absolutei
wrong as it is a physical impose
bliity for the governor to consider...
all of the bills. It will relieve thin
mad rush of the last days of the le '
gielaturc when almost -anythl
might be put through as a bill.
hope the time is comingbwhen there
will be orderly introduction of bills-
and plenty. of imestigation beforo
they are passed.

He explained how the state offlo
cers are elected in November and
how the Legislature canvasses tlis‘v
vote when it convenes in January‘:
A committee is then appointed t
wait on the elected governor and ode.
vise him of his appointment and th
sheriff of Hartford county escorts
him “to tir‘joint session ,0! the Legisn‘
iature when 'he delivers his message...
There is both fiction and remand
to thiethat goes back to the earlyr
day when the governdr was the an
pointee of the crown and the aherift‘
was sent to escort him to the ass
nembu. This custom still prevails.

In the Federal government. th
representatives represent the people?
while the Senate represents the
states. The opposite is true in they
state where the representatives rev-'2”
resent the towns and cities and e.
Senate represents the people
whole. .

Never Voiced a Bill. i

a speaker explained the method

of egislstion and how the governor»
gtts more opportunity to study hig.
bills when the legislative and execuo.
live departments are working in,
harmony. He said Governor Trurn
bull never vetoed a bill during thq
Legislative session.

“Whirl the governor is working;
harmoniously with the Legislature.
the secretary of state brings all bills-
torthe governor on a, Thurads“
which allows him a full week or tart-2'
til the following Thursday to act oily-I
them. When things are not no harm
monious. the executive gets vtry few.
advance copies of bills and the sect
rotary of state brings the copies of
the bills on a Tuesday. giving th
governor until Thursday to act on.
them. Govlrnor Trumbull did not.
vote a single bill during the tension
of the Legislature."

He concluded by expressing the
hope that the governor's legislative
suggestions are acted upon fever-i
ably-

Germany Won’t Be at; .
Philadelphia Fair; 4’

, BERLIN. July 22 (Aim—Ger.
litany will not participate in the foil
to be held in connection with thd"
celebration in Philadelphia next year.
nf'the 180th anniversary of the sign.
ing of the Declaration of Indopefi
once. This declaration has, be
reached Jointly-by the Association
German Industries. the Federal!
of German Wholesalers and the Unite"
ed Retailers' Association. .
It is declared that the time f
preparation is too short, and that
Germany's economic situation' ist
desperate to enable German indust
to accumulatn the necessary funds,
for a proper showing at the fab.

Lady Diana Manners
.Gets $100,000 in Will

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LONDON. July :z.-(AP). La
Diana Manners and her two sist rs
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published today.

.The estate is valued at £080.00
(about 80. 880, 000). The widow red
calves £20. 000 while moat of the to“
malndor of the estate is left to the, " I
son. the present Duke.

The will loaves nothing to any
charitable institution because "heavy;
taxation and the intolerable super-o
tax renders any such action impose:
siblo."

(The Duke of Rutiand died
Ibndou Jiay 8, aged seventy thll
Besides his son who succeeded to the
title he left three daughters. th .-'
youngest of whom is Lady DienoI .
Manners. During his active cal-sot“ ,
the Duke was a dominant figure “fill
British oil interests in Russia), -

Shel-ills Fail to
Find Mary Pickford

LOSIANGELES. July 22.-—( -
Serving a subpoena on Mary - ‘
fond is almost as difficult as
to «kidnap her, Deputy Sheriff.
dI'oEldod after trying in vain 19‘
the motion picture actress. ‘1‘:

They were armed with a summer: .
for her to appear at the trial. in Ice ,
parlor Court Wednesday of twe'

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