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A-B-C 'AD Index
ANNOUNCEMENTS—
1—Desths
2—Card of Thanks
3—In Mcmorlam
4—P‘lowers
E—Ii‘uneral Directors
6--1\.'onuments. Cemetery Lots
7——I’ersonals
9—Socletics and Lodges
IO-Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-—
A—Automobflo Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
Ill—Auto Trucks For Sale
iii—Auto accessories
4—Garages—Autos for Hire
15—Motorcycles and Bicycles
17—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE-
18—Buslness Services Offered
19—Buliding and Contracting
21~Dressmaking and Millinery
22—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
23-Insurance and Surety Bonds
Zh—Trticklng—Storage
26—rI’ainting. Papcring, Decorat~
ing
28—Professional Services
29—Repalrlng and Refinishing
so—Tailoring and Pressing
31—.-Wantcd—-—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT—
3La—Employment Agencies
33—Hclp Wanted—Female '
fill-Help Wanted—Male
34—Help—Male and Female
35—Solicitors, Canvassers. Agents
36~Sittlations Wanted—Female
:iT—Situatlons Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL—e
~ adv-Business Opportunities;
Ail—Money to Loan-v—Mortgbges
il—Wantcd—To Borrow
INSTRUCTION—
42—Correspondence Courses
iii—Local Instruction Clpsses
44—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
46—Wanied—Instruction
LIVE STOCK—-
47—Dogs, Cats, Other Pets
48—Horses. Cattle, Vehicles
(9—Poultry and supplies
50—Wanted—Livo Stock
MERCHANDISE—-
51—Articles-For Sale
dl-a—Barter and Exchange
Bz—Boats and Accessories
BB—Bullding Materials
54—Business and Cities
ment
Eli—Farm and Dairy Products
56—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
‘ 57—Good Things to Eat
7 Sit—Household Goods
‘ 60—Jewelry, Watches. Diamonds
(ii—Machinery and. Tools
62—Muslcsl Merchandise
Gan—Radio Equipment
(is—Seeds. Plants, Flowers
iii—Specials at the Stores
(SS—Wearing Apparel
66—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD-e '
67—Rooms With Board
(is—Rooms Without Board
Sit—Rooms for Housekeeping
70—Vacatlon Places
“ll—Where to Eat
72—Where to Stop in Town
73—Wanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.-—.
74—Apartments and Flats
75—Business Places For Rent
76—Farms and Land For Rent.
77—Houses For Rent
78—Omces and Desk Room
Equip-
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~ {Is—Shore and Mountain — For
Rent
Sl—Wanted—TO Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—9
R—Brokers in Real Estate ‘
82—Buslness Property For Sale
Sis—Farms and Land For Sale
iii—Houses For Sale
ss—Lots For Sale
all—Shore and Mountain -— For
1 Sale
s‘l—Suburban For Sale
ss—To Exchange-Real Estate
' aa-Wanted— cal Estate
AUCTIONS—L GAL—
90—Auction Sales
9 1—Legai Notices
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strayed. Lost, Found _ lo
3I.OST—-—i«‘ur piece at Baxter Grounds
‘ during circus. Reward, $10.00.
till-s. J. Mlltrl‘lt‘ll. 4 ’l‘olles street.
LUST—Jack Screw left alongside of
i strt‘ct on Woodhury avenue. lt‘ri-
tiny morning. Will finder kindly
lteaio same with Mr. William H.
lily-mend. 19 Woodbury avenue.
William R. Haasc.
LOST—~On Washington street: grey
purse containing sum of money
and valuable papers. Reward.
Mrs. li‘ronk Lyon. 3 llayview ave-
nus. East Norwalk.
LOS'I‘-—Saturday afternoon gray
leather pocketbook containing sum
of money. rosary. drivers license
from automobile between Harriet
street. Norwalk and Connie Bench
via Post Road thru Westport.
Finder please phone 0'2. Re-
ward.
LOST—Saturday. betwccn (,‘arlllo’s
Main and Monroe streets. Pay
envelope containing large sum of
money. Finder kindly return
same to Sentinel Office and re-
cr‘ivc rrward.
Fruit Store and corner of Smith -
LOST—~Will person who picked up
small red purse containing sum of
money between St. Joseph's
(‘llurt-h and 74 South Main street
please return some to office of this
paper.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
BARGAINS IN-»USE1; CARS - We
must dispose of the few used cars
we have left before April 1st.
Come in and look them over. They
must go at a sacrifice. We need
the space. Make your own terms.
P. J. DlPletro. 49 West Ave. Phone
955. Open evenings until 9:00.
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1925 Flint Coupe, 4 pass.
1925 Jordan Brougham. 5 pass.
15113 Stutz Touring Car.
1921 Chevrolet Sedan. model 1. I3.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
FOR SALE—Ford Delivery. good
running condition—$00. Frank J.
Murphy. Stuart avenue.
FOR SALE.
1924 Ford Coach .......... ,. $450
1324 Ford Coupe. extras. . $350
1924 Ford Coupe ........ $325
1920 Ford Coupe ..... $125
1924 Ford Touring . . . . . . . . . . $200
1921 Ford Touring ..... $160
Phone 2153 after 6 p. m.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
1924 Nash Sedan.
1924 Nash Touring.
1923 Nash l‘oach.
1823 Nash 'l'ouring.
Low prices—cnsy terms.
BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.
FOR SALE OR HIRE.
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Drive.
1 Ford Sedan, 1923 $235
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1 Fol-d Totiring. 1913 45
1 Ford Suburban. 1923 276
1 Buick Touring. 1918 125
All cars in good running order.
Good rubber.
O'BRIEN'S GARAGE.
8 Webster Street So. Norwaik
Phone 28 32.
HIGH GRADE USED CARS
that are ready to go and give many
months of satisfuut ' service.
All makes and models to choose
from.
Small down payments, one year to
pay the balance.
Open evenings and Sundays.
Cars washed and polished.
Encam- GARAGE.
Wall St. Norwalk
JAMES C. CUNNINGHAM. Prop.
Oldest and most reliable used car
dealer in the State.
USED CARS—
WE HAVE 'I‘OURINGS. COUPES
AND. SEDANS—Ail in A1 condi-
tion. Prices from $100 up. Also.
Suburbans and Commercials. You
pay one-third down and small
monthly payments for the balance.
W. R. AUSTIN.
Chevrolet Sales and Service.
Railroad Ave. South Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 1959. ‘
1
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Sex-vim Offered 18
AUC‘I‘IONEER
Tel. lies-11 Norwnlk
Joseph A. Angione
BOSCH Maurizio—Ail makes of
magnotoes. starters, generators ro-
pairsd and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all othsr
cars. 119 So. Main St. Phone :45.
Copyrighted by James Golden. South Norwttlk. C onn.
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Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlan tic Coast of the United States.” Issued'by the
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and ’l‘enfhs.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of . .
' HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORW ALK HARBOR, CONN.
The flgurcs at the Left above the day of t he month give the time of Hi h Tide for'A.
SUNS at the Right of these give the Height 0 Tide in Feet
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
'NOOSTER AND DAVID
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Office. .
1116 Main St., Bridgeport,
Send for Booklet on Patents.
18
KAISER 8: BARRY.
Plu billg. Tinnilig. Heating
and Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds.
Metal Ceilings, Jobbing.
Figures gladly given.
as Water St. Phone 3084
CONTRACTING -- M35011
work,
grading lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cinders.
Lodm for sale. Elizabeth Law-
ton.
Phone 261.l Darlen.
UMBRELLAS—A personal necessity.
You can have them made to order:
also, recovered and repaired by an
expert. He calls to your house.
Please send ward by mail anytime
ring week days to Sal Redock,
.55 Railroad avenue, South Nor.
walk. .
WINDOW CLEANING -— Quick and
reliable service. Stores. officcs.
factories, residences, etc. Contract
by day. week or month.
CITY WINDOW CLEANING CO
90 Wall St. Phone 2563
Moving, Trucking. Storlage“ 25
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and ion,~ distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special Vans for
moving, 5-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 318. Daytime:
304 14 Nights.
Painting, Popes-lug, Decorating 26
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS & SOMERS
Paints. Window Shades. \‘nrnishes
8-10 Railroad Ave.. 2 Wall St.
So. Norwalk Norwalk
Tree Spectausis 28A
SCIENTIFIC
‘ TREE
WORK
. .
A. H. KELLNER.
Phone 272 Westport.
Bopliring and Refinishing 20
WANTED—Chairs to re-sest. Price
insomniac
Articles For Sale
ROLL ROOFING. 51.00 rER ROLL.
—Slats surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
C. A. RANSOH,
Dept. lid.
52'! Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.
Household Goods 50
LIVE STOCK
Help Wanted—Male 33 51
II" YOU ARE A GOOD SALESMAN
-—one of the largest and strongest
security houses in the country can
offer you a chance to earn money in
bubstantfal sums. but will also put
you ill the way of rapid prolllotlou
to supervisory and executive posi-
tlons.
FOR SALE—A $185 coal and gas
combination range. in good condi~
tion; will sell for $40. Inquire 32
Stewart avenue.
Compensation: drawing account and
liberal commissions. No security
selling experience necessary if you
are a GOOD salesman.
large
Phone
FOR SALE—Vulcan range,
size: in perfect condition.
1373. Hartford Block.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush.
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 317,-Norwalk Mattress
Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
Machinery and Tools
Branch offices located in (.‘onnccti-
cut. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Missouri.
Tennessee ,lx’snsas. Texas, Washing-
ton. Oklnhomn,'Colorndo and New
York state.
In replying state your sellinc cvpcri-
cnce .record and give TeferPltt‘l‘S.
ADDRESS 13. J.. CARE OF
01
SENTINEL.
NEW SINGER MOTOR — Never
FINAN‘ DIAL used. 115 volts. 118 revolutions
per minute. Factory style. For
Business Opportunities its sale reasonable. inquire Henry
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION “Fm" Emu“ s°"“"°"
Co eland Products. Inc., Detroit.
Mich gall. are new ready to issue
franchises for the distribution of
their Electric Household Refrigerat-
ing Systems to reliable dealers in
towns in Connecticut.
The demand for electrical rci’rlc-
oration is large and the profits are
exceedingly attractive. If interested
in obtaining a franchise in your 10-
cality for the sale of Copeland Ile-
frigeratlng Systems. write. giving
complete details of present lines han-
dled. length of time in business and
Wanted—'1!) Buy 00
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
~ pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jaffee. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
ROOMSl AND BOARD
Rooms With Board
07
ROOM \VITH BOARD—in private
family. All modern conven-
whether you expect to sell as a side “mm“ s puma", "mug near
line or to devote your entire time to \Vcst avenue. Mrs. A. Hirizler.
electrical refrigeration. C. A. DODGE, Tel 3977-W
192 Church street. Hartford, Con- ' ' A
nectlcut.
Rooms Without Board 68
FURNISHED ROOM -— In nice
home. with fine surroundings; for
one or two gentlemen. Central-
ly located. 9 Cedar st., near West
avenue. Phone 485.
Money to [loan—Mortgages 40
FIRST 8.: SECOND—Mortgage loans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 30 Wall St.. room
203. Norwalk. Conn. '
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies 49
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and dress.
ed while you wait. P. Romano.
first class service. Phone 3338.
Live Poultry Market. 13 Chestnut
street, South Norwalk.
HUng BABY CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns:
Ducklings. Wishbone brooders.
laying hens, poultry supplies.
Also. two Airdaie puppies for sale.
WALL 8‘13, cz-zwm rent' furnished.
kitchenette apartment of two or
three rooms; also. nicely furnish—
ed rooinu. Transients accommo-
dated. Phorls 1490.
Where to Stop in Town 72
HILL TOP INN—Offers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances. get-
togsthsrs, etc. Conveniently lo.
eatsd. Catering service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone
2281.
—Advertism the Sentinel for' the
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mar. 0606
positions for competent general
houseworkers.’ 8 West Ave” Nor-
walk. Phone 3481.
Help Wanted—Female 32
GRADING AND GARDENING —-
Sewers or cellars dug: cement and
tar walks laid: stone blasting. etc.
James Flrnns and Mike Panichel-
la. 8 Cliff street. South Norwalk.
Phone 2282 or 1593.
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
cut. ccsspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Fut-
ier. 92 Taylorlavenue. South Nor-
waik. Phone 8778W.
LAWN" MOWED—Gnrdens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-tc-dats mscmee methods.
Phone 3515, Fred Hamilton.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good cont‘ition.
Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day
street. South Norwalk. Phone 95!.
MIRRORS—To fill every need. Pic-
ture frames. Upholstering sup-
plies. A Bergeirom. cabinet maker
and upholsterer. New I. O. 0. F.
mas. So. Norwslk.
OCR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
COOK—Wanted for three hiveeks:
white: competent: good wages;
stay or go home nights. Phone
798.
ON BRASSIERS.
STEADY WORK.
1
SYLVIA ‘BRASSIER CO.
136 Washington St. South Norwalk
YOUNG GIRL -— For light office
work: splendid opportunity. Ap-
ply W. R. Austin. Austin's Garage.
47 Railroad avenue.
walk.
Help “sheen—Male 33
HELP WANTED— Good work.
tSeady pay. Diamond Battery Co.
Goldstcln Pl'ace. East Norwalk.
Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents as
SALESLADIES —- For coats and
dresses; good salaries: steady po-
sition. Apply The Paris. 33 South
Main street. South Norwalk.
OPERATORS WANTED ‘
South Nor- ‘
5 call 92 or 93 and ask for an ad taker. 3
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward ‘ Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
Chance. Market, 58 Main street. Nerwalk. best results.
nursomar 3 ‘ i ..
Employment Agency 31A
CONNECTICUT EMF. AGENCY—
A Service That Can’t Be.
, Measured In| Cash-- 3
Service can be judged in two ways. How
well can it serve one person! And how many
people can it serve equally well!
And that's where The Evening Sentinel’s
Classified Section scores. It serves everybody
who wants 'to be served—equally well!
Hundreds of people read f‘ssuuee these ads
every day. But their greatest ‘flllm to service
.lies in the fact that: they can help hundreds
more—and be just as efficient asever.
No matter what you may need, you can get ‘
it from some ,reader of The Evening Sentinel.
Turn today to the heading that interests ydu—
find out what is being ofiered.
If you want to use an 'ad of your own-—
Tlls A-B-O Classified Ads 3
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different-In Opportunity
stunner”: res am
74
Apartmenh and Flats
CHAPEL 812-va0 apartments: sll
improvements: clean; rent. 130
per month. inquire 04 South Main
street. Phone 60.
FIVE ROOMS—part improvements
centrally located with or without
garage. Tel. 410 or 1(89.
FOR RENT—No. 30 Taylor avenue.
First floor all improvements.
First class condition. Adults only.
Ready August first. Inquire at
'same address. second floor be-
tween five and six o'clock p. m.
FOR RENT—f8!!! rooms; all im-
provements. 30 Second street.
Phone 33096. .
FOR RENTéSlx rooms and bath:
iarge‘attic, hot water furnished.
electricity. gas; adultfi preferred.
Phone 481 or write “New." cio
Sentinel.
FOR RENT—Small apartment con-
sisting bedroom. living room.
kltchenc to private bath and pri-
vale entrance. Rent reasonable,
writs Box: cfo Sentinel.
FOUR ROOMS—First floor; imme-
diate possession. Inquire F. J.
Buckley. 4 Larsen street. South
Norwalk, b’etween 5 and 7 p. m.
GROVE ST.. Iii—Four rooms with
all improvements. Inquire within,
or Phone 1852-12.
HAMILTON AVE" 6 and 6 1-2—
For rent. 5 and 6 room apart-
menls. . All improvements. Janl"
tor service. Rent $32.00. Phone
2955 or 387.
ROOMS—~All improvements. Ap-
ply 16 Rowan street, East Nor-
walk after 5:30 p. m. or phone 30.
SIX ROOM apartment with bath;
newly decorated: all improvements;
rent reasonable. Also, garage. In.
quiro 14 Lowe strcct. South Nor-
walk.
TAYLOR AVE.. ion—Four rooms;
all improvements. with or without
garage. Phone 315.
Business Places For Rent 75
FOR RENT—Store. and dwelling:
Connecticut avenue on Post rosd:
general tore. lunch room. 0tc.:
four roo s and bath upstairs: all
improvements. Phone 481.
STORE—With four rooms in rear:
reasonable rent; godd location for
agdrug store or bakery and deli-
catessen. Tel. 3892.
ON LIBERTY SQUARE—Two large
stores. completely renovated. suit~
able for all businesses. Rent :50
Inquire M. Pascale. 36 Van Zant
street.
I
Shore and Mountain—For Rent 79
MYRTLE BEACH—Milford. Conn"
seven to ten-room shore front cot.
tages. $40 to 860 per week. Oth-
are near shore, $30 to $35 per
week. George P. White, Myrtle
Beach. Conn. or Phone.
' REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
Houses For Sale 84
FOR SALE—
TWO-FAMILY Hones—12 rooms;
all improvements: two baths; lot.
40x100; price. $8,600.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate and Insurance,
11 Pershing St. Phone 3331
FOR SALE— I
TWO SIX.ROOM HOUSES—Some
improvements. lst district. each
.. $3,800
SIX.ROOM HOUSE—Improvements:
large lot, lst district. . .. $4.500
....
11-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements:
2nd district ... .... ....... 75.500
I
NINE-ROOM HOUSE—Ali improve-
ments. two-car garage. . . . $9.000
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE —- All im-
provements; newly decorated. 2nd
district $7.000
Consult
. THE TAMMANY AGENCY
if you are thinking of buying
a home.
123 Washington St. Phone 3344
Real Estate and General Insurance.
FOR SALE—House seven roomsloll
improvements. Centrally located
on trolley line. For particulars
inquire at 92 Woodward avenue.
South Nor-walk. .
FOR SALE‘
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—Spring st.;
all-improvements: hot air heat.
gas, electricity: yard full of grapes;
lot. 45:110. Price reasonable.
Phone 3915.
. WALTER R. COLLINGS.
Realtor.
No.23 North Main Street.
~. South Not-walk. Conn.
FOR SALE—Six-room house; twol
car garage: large chicken coop
and, fruit trees; lot. ISO-ft. front.
.‘lwio-ft. deep; _part improvements.
Inquire 24 Ivy place.
FOR SALE—Two family houseuti
rooms. all improvements, good
location. " Rents ~ for 870.00 a
month. Price $8,000. Write Box
x7. :10 Sentinel.
SIX-ROOM Housnl-tn Nomllk;
all improvements: dot. 50x150;
$1,000 cash, balance on monthly
payments; Other good buys from
35,000 up.
Lots For Sale
DESIRKBLE BUILDING LOT—50x
100, Fairfield Park; easy terms
arranged. Phone 2450.
STUART AVE—Building lot. This
3. is an exceptionally good buy.
Price, $325: cash, $100; balance.
terms. Fred W. Buckley. 25 Cedar
street. Phone 1038. .
sumo CONSTRUCTION co.
80mm Ave. Rhone Somalis 15.“
Advertise in thotSentlnel for the
best results.
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i Norwalk, Conn.
' Under supervision of State
i .‘Here Is A Page Especially Designed For Those Who"; Exercise Prudence In Buying",
Take Bingham’s Ideas
For Fliers’ Uniforms
WASHINGTON. July 27 (AP).—
angle breasted. four button. olive
drab tunics. with roll collars and cili-
broidered gold or silver insignia of
rank and service. will displace the
present high collared Army biuust-s
in the Army Air Service under spe-
cifications approved by Acting sm-
rctary Davis.
To set off the new uniforms. the
air lighters will wear overseas caps
instead of the present bell crowned.
tan vlsored regulation Army cap, the
new ones to be marked with "a pip»
ing of ultra-marine blue with golden
orange threads."
“The new outfit is designed to re-
lievo officers of the difficulties that
arose in using the regular uniform of
the Army in the tight quarters of-
fered by military planes. The met-
sl rank and service inllgnias which
have been d0ns away with were al-
ways in danger of catching against
some portion of the plane.
HARTFORD. July 27.——Shortly
after the adjournment of Congress.
March 4. Senator Hiram Blnghum of
Hartford made an inspection of the
various ArmyQIying fields. He made
recbmmcndations in subsequent ad-
dresses which included aviation train-
ing for cadets at West Point. actual
flying experience for commanders of
Air Service units. and more pructi-
cable uniforms for officers and men
in the Air Service. All of these re-
commendations now have been car-
ried out.
New Haven Bar Is
Probing Macri Case
NEW HAVEN. July 27.—(AP).
Progress in the investigation of the
conduct. of the Olympia Maori trial
for the alleged murder of John
Bngnnno is being made behind
closed doors by the special commit-
tee of the New aven County Bar
association. Phil p Pond, president
of the association, said last night
that he was not certain when the
committee would make its report.
All witnesses called for hearing
have been pledged to secrecy, it has
been led. ed.
When 'e committee which in.
cludes six members of the associa-
tion and Mr. Pond was named, the
situation leading up to its creation
was widely discussed from several
angles. Frank N. Platt of Milford.
foreman of the Jury which dis-
agreed by a vote of If to l for ac-
quittal. and Attorney Joseph lx’oiet-
sky, who defended Miss Macrl. have
been examined.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
NEED "MONEY?
Stand On Your Own Feet
Don't ask your friends or rela-
tives. Borrow on a business
basis. It is a self-respecting.
honest and sensible way.
Quickly and Conlldentiaily
Easy Toms
$50 loan 85 month
375 loan so month
8100 loan ............ $7 month
$150 loan .. ........ 810 month
5200 loan . . . . . . . . . 012 month
$300 loan 815 month
Plus Lawful Interest Only
Coll. Write or Phone
Public Loan Corp.
30 Wall St., 203 Commercial Bldg.
Banking Department
Insurance
3 and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 RailroadAve. Telephone 35
South Norwalk, Conn.
> FOR SALE
3 beautiful one family houses
located on Corner Gregory
Boulevard and Fifth Street,
East Norwalk.
Consisting of 6 large rooms,
open fire place, tile bath room,
floor and wall, built-in tubs,
pedestal wash basin and all
high grade plumbing. Copper
leaders, gutters. Cement side-
walks and cement walks to the
house. Small payment down.
Balance in monthly payments.
Same as paying rent. Apply
JOSEPH KLAFF
Phon91279.;.m 8m”
l’tween two or more towns the I
.ED WOMAN " 1'
Lady Grace Ma’cKe,
' zie, Big Game Hun.
er, Had Tampa Re ,
tor Endorse Paper T.
TAMPA. lt‘ln.. Jilly 27.—7(A_B
Lady Grace lism‘e llngenzie.
tcrnatlonal big game Punter l
photographer, was in Jail today .9
a. charge of issuing .1 worth
check for $200. she was arre‘
on_ a warrant sworn out by G.
Bray. 'l‘ulllpa realtor, who said
endooscd the draft and later had
make if good.
Lady Grace came to Tampa. 1‘
Wednesday from Miami on,
friend's yacht to arrange scttlemm
'of the draft which she drew '
April on a New York bank. 8
was in the real estate business her
last March and “(is on the point .
Illiikll‘lg a big deal for interests S
represented when she was forced .
return hurg‘icdly to New York, '3:
lievlng ‘suflicient money was on d
posit. to close the deal she told my
lice she drew the draft for 8200 to _
traveling expenses and thought I .
tle of it until informer] later that.
was no good.
Mr. Bray said Lady Grace in
arrangements for purchase of
land and said she would wire 0
000 for a binder as soon as -
reached New York. It was the
she asked him to endorse the chat:
he said. ~‘
Luriy Grace traveled a good (I
in the melltltilllo. finally landing ‘1
Havana. Cuba. to obtain a hurrl
divorce from ank 'l‘. Jennings -
Columbia. S. C. She went I;
Havana to Miami. 3
The draft came back to Tam
and Mr. Bray had to make good
endorsement. ’l‘llls surprised M"
for he said the prisoner claimed ,
be purchasing 35,000 acres for
New York syndicate to be used:
the colonization of Russian farms
Lady Grace admitted today 3-;
has three more checks ollt. amoifli
ing to $500. which will be worthl
unless She is released in time ‘
stop them.
Willie Lady Grace came here ..
make good the check, it; later d~
veloped she lllld no money and.
pooled to make arrangements Wl 3
out. putting up any cash. She h,
been given the opportunity to ma:
the check good since being place
in jail but has been unable to do
Sheriff's deputies said.
Lady Grace is well known he!"
through previous visits.
i t
Towns Must Repair . ,
All Highway Bridge "
As the cost of keeping in renal
bridges on uncompletcd sections I
the trunk line highway system '
no longer be borne by the state to
lowing action of the Legislature. i." .
state highway department has my
titled town selectlnen of the cha- '«
in the law which now requires '
towns in which the bridges are
catcd to maintain them. Attenti
of town officials is called. in ..t‘
letter. to the provisions of the 11
law and copies of the act relating
the change have been sent to eve
state.
The new" law provides, in the‘ ~
of state aid or trunk line bridg '
that the. cost of constructing ad
tional widths over and above iii
twenty‘eight foot width spcclfi
and the installation of any highw,
lighting system on the cost of all!
walks shall be borne by the town
The new laws covering the S
nation are contained in Section 1
Chapter 2113, and Sections 1, 8 '
7 of Chapter 237 of the Public A
of 1925'.
In cases whore bridges are
I\
empowers the state to assess
cost of the additional width on,
sidewalk work upon each town
proportion. If sidewalks and ad
tional width are desired. such ad
tional width and sidewalks most,
requested by both towns. ‘
Father Shoots Three 3
Times at Girl’s Bea
STAMFORD, July 27.—Franl:
Formanto. 1G ancl street, anger
because his daughter Nellie, slxte
declared she was engaged to Jo
minh Tote. 225 West Main str
went to the house of his daught
fiance late last night. called him,
the door, and fired three shots fr ,
a 32 calibre revolver at the you-T
man. The shots all went wild.
cording to 'l‘ota. the girl's to 31
then warned him never to _
around the house to see his doll
for again or he would "kill him-L
Tofa ran to t e police station -
lowing the inci cut and soon I
Formante was arrested ch
with attempt to kill.
unseen-inn masts! f;
For Sale
Three family house. centrally
located. Hot air furnace. garage.
Price $9,500.
Attractive six room house in
South Norwalk. best residential
section. Every improvement. 3
For these or any others consult
Cant??? Co.
17 “Iain It.
Phone 030
r
Garage. i
i b Reasonable to quick buyer.
i ‘H e a l f h
3 store in state.
BAKERY ,’
FOR SALE
Only Bakery in town of
7.0M. situated on Boston ‘1
Post Road. Well establish. ‘
rd trade and growing daily»
Store. kitchen. supply room.
room for tables. four room
apartment; all new equips
mcnt two months ago
of proprietrofl
necessitates sale. Must be
seen to be appreciated u
it is the most delightful
\‘i'rlto BO!
27 cfo The Sentinel.
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