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AOOTIONS—LSOALS Cornishtod by James Golden. South fuel-walls; Conn-
chsl Notices Oi '
TIDE CALENDAR ~— AUGUST 11925
The legal voters of the'rown and X
(lily of Norwalk are hereby notified ' Fri
that the Registrars of Voters of the Sun. I M011. l Tues i Wed. l Thur' I ' i ’ sat'
Town and City of Non-walk will be in L A: "1 0|
session at the following places to wit: . I
Town Court Room. City Hall. 2nd and First Q“... l Full Moon Inst 0“". N" Moon I
6th Wards; 199 Liberty Square. 8rd , ’ -
Ward. on Friday. August 7th and ‘ t i i .
INDEXED FOR QUICK snnvws: 14m. from 12 o'clock a. m. until u s 1 1o 7'“ ‘ u
. All ads are restricted to their o‘clock p. m.. Standard Time. for the ~a-.lmr
\ » proper classification and the regular purpose of receiving applications for -
. Sentinel style of typo. caucus and primary registration and 8-33 73 9-” .7-0 10-“ 7.9 ii.” S.i 11.46 8.4 “.40 0.1 1.80 1.1
{1’ for correction of said caucus lists. ‘
i CLASSIFIED RAT” Electors whose names now appear , 5 \ 7
Daily rate per line for consecutive 0“ “in" party “I1 and who deflire ‘0 , .d s. . . . . ” - ‘ . - ~ 1 ~ ~
. insertions: transfer .to another list must make S64 8 O. .5 1050 M K II Ii .1 1 1‘ I. 0.10 H I.
.‘t . Chu‘. Cash :vrittou application to the Registrars
. or such change.

:1 Six Days .. ass-.Ufbll .08 .06 Electors are warned that they are 2'“ I" a.” .J “i t. 6." .4 6.“ .J 1.“ .3 .J. 0..
Three Days os-osvsool .08 .07 not legally entitled to vote in any 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
One Day ..........‘.. .10 .00 party primary or caucus unless they

No “venuement taken for is. hgve been registered. 3.10 7.3 4.12 7.0 I.“ 0.8 0.18 6.7 1.18 0.7 I.“ 0.. OJ. 7.0
than 50 cents. Electors having changed their res.
ungount five average words to the idence sine. the completion of the ' '
- last Primary and Caucus Lists. in 0.18 0.0 9:56 0.! 10.28 1.0 10.88 7.8 11.1. 7.4 ‘ . .
Ch‘r‘“ "d’ '7'" b. MW“ 5! August. 1924. are requested to notify ll 1‘ 16
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in seven days from the first day of are...
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moat made at the rate earned. JAMES JOHNSON. "' 25 26 27 28 29

‘ Special rats for yearly advertising JOHN McORATH. 7.18 30 all are 31 1.:
upon request. Third Ward. 7'“ 7'7 3.“ go I.“ 7.0 8." 7.6 4.11 'M 6.18 1.4 0.10 1.6

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itNNOUNCEMENTS— “£53.? Mm“- ll" 31" “V °' Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast or the United snow Issued by the
1M - United ,States Coast and Geodetic Survey, givmg the time of
z—Card of Thanks ANNOUNCEMENTS '

s—In Memorlam

1 6—S‘nnoral Directors

d—Monumonts. Cemetery Lot!

9—Societies and Lodges
io—Lost and Found

(AUTOMOTIVE—
A—Automobllo Agencies

' lid-Automobiles For Sale

,- II—Auto Trucks For Sale

18-—Auto accessories

Ii—Garagcs-Autos for Hire

16—Motorcyclos and Bicycles

il—Wantsd—Automotivo

USINESS SERVICE—
18~Businoss Services Offered
u—Building and Contracting
21—Dressmaking and Millinery
. 22—Heating, Plumbing. Roofing
28—Insuranco and Surety Bonds
26-Ji‘ruckingb-Storsgo
zd—Painting. Paporing. Decorat-

B

 

I
. 38~Profosoional Services
zi—Rspairing and Refinishing
so—Tailoring and Pressing
ai—Wantedunusiness Service

_' EMPLOYMENT—

~ Ibo—Employment Agencies
32--I-Ielp Wanted-Female

. iii—Help Wanted—Mala
ild—Holp—Male and Female
35—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agent
Sis—Situations Wanted—Female
ill—Situations Wanted—Male

FINANCIAL— .
~» tit-Business Opportunities
io-Monoy to Loan—Mortgages

‘ dNSTRUC’l‘ION—
is—Lociil Instruction Classes
di-Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatic
die—Wantod—Instruction

LIVE STOCK—
' d'I—Dog-s. Cats. Other Pets
dB—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles

 

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ds—Poultry and supplies it

60—Wanted—Live Stock -
MERCEANDISE— ‘

iii—Articles For Sale i ”

aha—Barter and Exchange
62—Boats and Aoceuories
68—Building Matorlals
si—Businoss and Ollico Equip-
moat
til—Farm and Dairy Products
ss—Euol. Feed. Fertiliser
51—Good Things to Eat
ail—Household Goods
oo—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
tit—Machinery and Tools
ole-Musical Merchandise
dial—Radio Equipment
u—Seods. Hana. Flowers
od—Spcclals at. the Stores
. Gil—Wearing Apparel
' ss—Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD-v
til—Rooms With Board
GS—Rooms Without Board
ds—Rooms tor Housekeeping *
'lo—Vacation Places
II—thro to Eat
lz—Whoro to Stop in Town
78—‘Wauted—Rooms or Board

REAL ESTATE FOB RENT—o
“(d—Apartments and Wills
76-—Business Pisces For Rent
76—Farms and Land {or Rent
77—Housos For Rent
Ila--Oincos and Desk Room
lad-Shore and Mountain -- For

Rent
ti—Wantod—To Rent

3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—

-‘ [ti—Brokers in Real Estate
u—Businoss Property For Sale
u-«Farms and Land For Sale
u—Eouaes For Sale
gs—‘Lots Per Sale

' ss—snore and Mountain -— roe

Sale
era-Comm Fer Sale

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Strayod. Lost. Found
FOUND—Ladies gold

fying. Inquire Sentinel office.

10

wrist watch.
Owner may have same by identi-

and Tenths. ‘

 

LOST OR

ward if returned
Transfer Corporation.
street. Bridgeport.
1870.

427 Jolt

STOLEN—Goodyear V
Mounted. one 33x4 Goodrich. Re-
to Highway

Phone Noble

HIGH WATER AT .WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR, CONN.

The figures at the loft above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for 'A
M., below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these

give the Height-'01 Tide in Foot

ROOMS AND 30AM)
Rooms For Housekeeping

men. or a married couple:
housekeeping if desired;
heat. Phone sottw.
street. South Norwalk.

.os

COMFORTABLY EU R N I S I! E D
ROOMS—For one or two gentle-
light
bath.
70 Spring

REAL ESTATE ran SALE
Houses For Sale as

FOR SALE--

'rwo summon Houses—some
improvements. 1st district. each
sum

SIXJIOOM HOUSE—Improvements:

 

wpereeoswptad'owo

7' lug. lot. llt district. . . . H.600

 

1361.

HILL TOP INN—Odors its spacious
«nos pavilion for dancss. get-
togsthors. etc. Conveniently lo-
cated. Catering service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone

li-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements;
2nd district l6.600

NINE-ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
ments. two-car garage.._.. 39.000

SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—All im.
provemonts: newly decorated. and

 

DIAL ESTATIUOB BENT

(“atrial ... ......‘... ...... $7.000

 

Apormeocs adil'lus

rs Cdnsult

 

in ilrst class condition.

(days only) 418-8.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT—:44
rooms: garden; improvements: all
Inquire
11: Woodward avenue. or Phone

THE TAMMANY AGENCY

if you are thinking of buying
a home.

128 Washington St. Phone is“

Real Estate and General Insurance.

 

A PA RTMENT—Over

Paris Cloak
Store So. Mala street. Phone Hi.

 

SELLING—Tract of land. 3 1-:
acres. located east of Port Jeffer-

 

COVE AVE. :s—p. Norwaik 4 rooms

son Station. north side at track.

all improvements garage it want-
ed. Phone 808-2.

FOR RENT—High 'class steam
hosted apartment. six roOms and

 

Mrs. Mary E. Hyde, Highland ave-
nue. Northport, L. I.

WINS.“ BO

 

 

sun parlor; garage if

required.

FOR.SALE—63 building lots. Port

five minutes walk from station.
Can be soon daily from ten to four.
88 Seaviow avenue Norwalk.

FOUR NICE ROOMS—Newly decor-
ated all improvements for small
family only. 119 80. Main street.

GROVE ST.. 16—Four rooms. with

 

 

Jefferson. L. 1.; sold separately or
double; cash or easy payments.
Mrs. Mary E. Hyde. Highland avd.
nue. Northport. L. I.

 

uatod loss than one minute from
West avenue; 8400 each. H. E.
Dunn 8: Son. 61 Wall street.

 

all improvements. Inquire within
or Phone 186243.

IN EAST NORWALK—For rent.
live rooms. in good condition. with
all improvements except heat: ”0.
H. E. Dunn & Son, 61 Wall street.

 

 

 

 

 

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ROWBOAT—Found. Returned 1

cation. Address Box X7. Sentine

AUTOMOTIVE

payment for this Adv. and ldontln.

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1.

Alpha Platinl

 

Automobiles For Sale I

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LAWN MOWERS SEARPENED—g
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good dentition.
Works. 94 Day.
street. South Norwalk. Phone 96!. .__.

A. n. mum

, Market. 68 Main street. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

1926 Flint Coupe. 4 pass.
1924 Buick Coupe.
1925 Jordan Sedan.

VAAS’I‘ BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN,
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.

1921 Chevrolet. Sedan. model 1._ B.

turo trames;

and' upholstoror. New I. 0.
Bldg.. So. Not-walk.

OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.

 

 

FRANKLIN—5 Passenger Sedan.
Good running order. Phone Po-
gahy 1296-8.

SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowaytou Ave. Phone Norwaik 25a

'NOOBTEI! AND DAV]!

 

 

on. Open evenings until 0:00.

FOR IALE OR EXCHANGE—1924

 

more ensue vans calls

that are ready to go and give many

months of. satisfaet- ' service.

from.

pay the balance.
Open evenings and Sundays.
Cars washed and polished.

REGENT GARAGE.
Wall St.
JAMES G. CUNNINGHAM, Prop.

dealer in the State.

BARGAINS IN USED CARS -~ We
must dispose of tho 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. DiPietro. 0 West Ave. Phone

Nash Sedan: good rubber: new ton. phon. :01. Dar-ion.

paint. Dodge Roadster: cheap.

1934 Flint Touring; low price; easy Knggn & BARRY

terms. Benedict's Nash Agency. '
Plumbing. Tinning. Hosting

All makes and models to choose

Small down payments. one year to

Norwalk

Oldest and most reliable used car

A. 'M.‘ WOOS’IER
ATTORNEIB AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent

Ofloe.
1115 Main St. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents-

 

Loom for sale. Elisabeth .Law-

 

and Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds.

Metal Ceilings. Jobbing,
Figures gladly given.

68 Water St. Phone 60“

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING
~Prico reasonable. Bitter A: Beer.
20 First street. Phone 3396.

 

UMBRELLAS—A personal necessity.
You can have them made to order;
also. recovered and repaired by an
export. He calls to your house.
Please send word by mail anytime
during week days to Sal Rodock.

 

WILLYS KNIGHT—i919 Roadster
in first class condition. Inquire 23

Sound View Ave. Phone 1202-5.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
HARLEY DAVIDSON—Motorcycle
Cleveland and Henderson side
car. Call 2019 or see Wesley Wil-
kins. 16 Winfield St.

 

15

65 Railroad avenue. South Nor.
walk. "5

WINDOW CLEANING - Quick and
reliable service. Stores. ofilcos.
tactories. residences. etc. Contract
by day. week or month.

CIT! WINDOW CLEANING CO.
so Wall St. Phone 1663

 

 

 

 

BUSINESS SERVICE Nouns. mains. More 35

Business Services Offered 13 rue”: EROS—Storage. Len ma.

local and long distance trucking

WWW!“ Piano hoisting. Special vans for

7"- “°"" "“1"“ moving. 6-ton Mack dumps. 100
““95 ‘- “w’” .Oonn. Ave. Phone 818.

 

spoon ammo—an makes of
magnetoos. starters. generators ro-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition tor'h‘ords and all other
case. no So..Main St. Phone us.

 

GRADING AND GARDENING —

James Firms and Mike Panlchol-
is. 8 Cl!!! stroet.'Scuth Norwalk.
" Phone 2281 or 1698.

 

es—aio pressure—Rel! Estate
se-Wanted—Rsai Emu

. NS- GAL— snd loom for sale. James A. S‘ul- first class service. Phone 8388. thus rooms: a nicely tarnish. ‘8 w‘“ 3".“ mm" "5" ‘0 w‘” an.“ i *
A Aggiecflon gfl. IN'- 93 “'10? "en“- 30““ 5°” "A°"”“'° m '1‘“ “mm" 1" ‘3' Li" P001"! Mullet. 1' Che-it‘ll ed rooms. 'i'rdflisnts accommoo -Advortlso in the Sentinel tor the P 11°” 1.2794 ORailroadAve. Telephone”: T
Ol—Logl! Notices ~ walk. Phone mew. best results. - street. South Not-walk. = dates. Phone me. " best results. South Norwalk. Oonn. .-

GRADING—Lavms mowed. hedges

out. cesspools cleaned. lilting dirt

Daytime:
see 14 Nights.
Painting. Paporing, Decorating SS

. WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS a SOMERS

 

 

sewers or coitus dust cement and :10 lm,._““* 333%: and pressing business tor sale:
tar walks laid: stone blaming. etc. So. Not-walk Norwaik owner leaving town. Phone 88“.

 

mum“ 8.

WANTED—Chairs to rs-ssat. Price
reasonable. Phouo 1866. Edward
ca.

 

 

MIRRORS—To till every need. Pio-
Upholstoring sup~
piles. A Bergstrcm. cabinet maker
0. P.

I. W. DAVIS

folders. Apply Williams Bros.’
CONTRAWO "' Mason '"k' Laundry. Saugatuck. Conn. or
grading lawns. drives. roads. pm“. Wulport “0.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. clndors.

 

Employment Agency 81A

CONNECTICUT EMP. AGENCY—
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Mus. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkers. I West Ave.. Nor-
waik. Phone “II.

EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female 32

CHAMBERMAID—Inquire at Com-
mercial Hotel. 87 Railroad avenue
South Norwalk. .(

EXPERIENCED IRONERS-Waniu
cd. Also. experienced feeders and

 

 

 

 

 

 

OPERATORS WANTED
0N BRASSIERS.
STEADY ‘VORK-

SYLVIA BRASSIER CO.

136 Washington St. South Norwaik

STENOGRAPHERS AND TYPISTS
—Pcrmanent poaltion, eonganisi
surroundings for experienced girls.
Apply Clover Mfg. Co.. Winnipauk.
Norwalk. Conn.

Help Wanted—aisle

EXPERIENCED grocery clerk. who
can drive any car; good wages.
Phone 1699.

WANTED—A young man who can
sell Radio and complete installs.
tlons. Answer by letter stating
experience. "Radio." clo Sentinel
Office.

Help-Male and Russia as

MALE & FEMALE—help wanted
for light factory work. Perman-
ent employment. Advancement for
good workers. New Diamond Point
Pen 00.. 40 Franklin St. So. Nor-
walk.

 

 

 

 

 

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rntartolal.

 

Money to [nan-Mortgages so
FIRST a SECOND—Mortgagoloans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 80 Wall St, room
208. Norwaih. Conn.

Basin-s Opportunities 38
BARGAIN! FOR SALE—Cleaninl

 

 

 

LIVE 8T0“

Poultry and snpplla I!
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and all...
od while you wait. P. Romano.

WALL 3T; ”-WIII rent 1W“.

 

Phone 272 Wectport. ESRORANDISE ‘ ROOMS ii lmnrovoments, 86
EMPLOYMENT Articles m- Sale or 5mm" “em- Phone 18“.
hour. noormo. s1.oo run noun. ° ROOM Housmwmih- su- ‘ aloe.

c. A. BANSOII.
Dept. Id.
627 Concord Ave. Cambrian. Mass.

TYPEWRITEB -— New. noiseless.
portable typewriter; guaranteed:
regular price, 866:
835. Phone "SSW.

Boats and Accessories

1

 

 

venienccs;
rien.

$1.600.

 

adds. multiplies. subtracts and di-
vides perfectly; brand nsw: suit-
able for any business. For par-
ticulars Phone 92.

Phone 406. Weston Live Poultry

—-Slate surIaoad. “.00 per roll.

will sell for

MOTOR BOAT—34 ft.: electric light
and starter; state room: all con-
Box 187. Da-
aninees and Office Equipment 64

FOR SALE—«Lightning calculator—-

EOR SALE-Several lots. suitable

for commercial purposes, situated
directly in line of Norwslk's fast-
est growing commercial and real-
\dontiol section. We can arrange
very unusual terms. first payment
as low as ten percent. balance
monthly. An opportunity for he
small investor to profit by or-

6! Wall street. 4

 

 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

LIBERTY SQUARE. CHAPEL 3T.—
BUSINESS SERVICE Dumas SERVICE I'm BT00: Five-room apartments, with bath. '

—- .. 4 electric lights. stationary tubs. gas.

Business Services Offered lo Tree Spoctwsts 28A Poultry end supplies r9 clean. Rm. “0 a month m_

LAWN" MOWED—GIMOIII plough- SCIENTIFIC BUSK!‘ 3‘3! CHICKS-'Buf.d quire 5‘ South Main street. Phone
ed and cultivated. Work done by and White Rooks. Rods. Leghorn: 5°-

;fdonfin Fmgzl‘nhnénothods. TREE i giggling; ““1331"; 2:33;: o ROOM APARTMENT—From Sept.
lone . r s n. - . . .

. WORK Also. two Alrdolo puppies for sale. 1 Sun parlor located on water.

most desirable location in town.

 

heat furnished. garage. Adults only
Phone 2466.

 

 

triclty Hot water furnace. also 'a
small house on East avenue. all
improvements Phone (81 or ad-
dress Box 4712 clo Sentinel.

 

SOUNDVIEW TERRACE—Threo
r oms; all improvements. Call
e enings—all day Sunday,

TAYLOR AVE.. loo—Four rooms;
all improvements. with or without
garage. Phone 316.

WOODWARD AVE.
rooms: 'thlrd floor: rent rcaaon~
able. Inquire P. Siomansky. 28
Webster street.

21—Four

Business PM It)! Rdnt 75

‘ 17 lo. Isis It.

For Sale

Two family house. five rooms and
bath on each floor. 3 good attic
rooms. Price $7.600.

\‘
High class home in suburbs. con-
‘sisting seven rooms. 3 baths. a
car garage. 1 acre.

For these or any others consult

Canwt'yhdeo.

 

FOR RENHON and dwolung:

 

Connecticut avenue on Post road:
general store. lunch room. 0th.:
four rooms and bath upstairs: all
improvements. Phone 481.

 

Household Goods

FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL
STOVE-Two~burner. used three
months; reason for selling. be-
cause gas installed: reasonable.
Call SIN-l.

MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817. Norwalk Mattress
Co., 40 Franklin strooL South Nor-
walk.

l'dachineryand’liods

NEW SINGER MOTOR - Never
used. 116 volts. 118 revolutions
per minute. Factory style. For
sale reasonable. Inquire Henry
Schenk. Evening Sentinel.

Wilma—Io Buy 00

FURNITURE-ascend hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
iualr or metal to ssll we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
Id. Isffoe. II Fort Point street.
Phom d".

ROOMS AND BOARD
Room With Board

 

 

01

61

ON LIBERTY SQUARE—Two large
stores. completely renovated. suit-
able for all businesses. Rent 860
Inquire M. Pascale. 86 Van Zant
- street.

Shore and Mountain—For Rent :0

MYRTLE BEACH—Milford. Coons
seven to ten—room shore trout cot.
tag”. 840 to 860 per week. Oth-
ers» near shore. 830 to 886 per
week. George P. White. Myrtle
A'Boach. Conn. or Phone.

3w: ESTATE ’03 SALE
Houses For—Edie Si

 

 

 

FOR SALE—
NINE-ROOM HOUSE—16 minutes

_80 Wall St, 208 Commercial Bldg.

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 Confidentially
Easy Terms

050 loan ............ as month
Siblcan'............. Id month
SiOtlloan............37 month
$160loan...-........810 month
szooloan .r.....~..'.~. 812 month
.300 Ian eesossoess .15 mm
Plus Lawful Interest Only

1. Write or Phone

Cu.
Public Corp.
Norwalk, Conn.
Under supervision of State
Banking Department

 

from South Norwalk center; 2 1-25

 

acre farm: I-csr garage. Also.

 

barn. House has all modern im-
provements and well kept large
garden already planted. All kinds
of fruit 'trees. also grape vines.
This is an exceptional buy for 8H.-
000.

ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.

 

YOUNG COUPLE—wishes furnished
rooms. Light house keeping. Pri-
vate family state price. Address—
D. E. I". clo Sentinel office.

Rooms Willow m OI

FURNISHED ROOMF- In nice
home. with line surroundings: for

ly located. I Cedar St. near West
avenue. Phone 486.

kitchenette apartment of two or

one or two gentlemen. Contral- .

Real Estate and Insurance.
11 Pershing St. Phone 8831 Eggmfif 6 large room"
l
mu BALE-House Imn mm In open fire place, tile bath room,
improvements. Centrally located - .
on mu” "M For H mm floor and wall, bullirln tubs,

inquire at 92 Woodward avenue.
South Not-walk

 

leaders, gutters. Cement side-
NICE HOME— walks and cement WdlkS to the
house. Small payment down.
10 ROOMS. bath. ovary improve. "33181180 in monthly payments.

moat. finest residential streot in
town. 400 feet of! West avenue.
Owner leaving town. 89.000.

STROUT AGENCY.

 

 

 

 

pedestal wash basin and all
high grade plumbing. Copper

Same as paying rent. Apply

JOSEPH 'KLAFF

FOR SALE

3 beautiful one family houses
located on Corner Gregory
Boulevard and Fifth Street,

.CONSECRATE ,-

r‘on SALE—:Four bulidingJots. sit-

w'slk's growth. H. E. Donn & Son. '

Waterbury Firm to

tion company of Waterbury.
been awarded the contract by Ill
State Highway department for
paving of East avenue. The bidA
“5.926. Work will begin at o
The paving Job is a .little over . fly
mile long and will connect the M
road with the Shore road.

from the state as state aid (chill.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Raid on Crap, {Gain ,t
Ends Fatally As' Pit--a
lice Arrive on Ste
new voltmrtlu’). 0nd

gunman was killed and two others, .
probably fatally wounded after raids

\

morning. The three men fell victi
to police vigilance as they attempted.
to escape. James McCann was shot
dead in front of the place where he
and his two companions had lined 1‘

several thousand dollars in money . . "
and Jewelry. ’ . f
The other two tried to escape in‘

an automobile but after a ranch!
gun battle were wounded and cdpu'
lured. Both were taken to the hose
pitai unconscious. One was identified:
as George Mullln. Little hope is hold,
for the recovery of either.

 

Large Assemblage at
“ Services to Episcopal}
Clergymen and Layi-
men in Virginia ' ‘

ORKNEY SPRINGS. Vs... Aug.“ _
6.--(AP). Consocration ceremonial

for the Shrine ol the Transfigurde',
tion. an edifice of native. unhe'wny
stone erected on the heights of tho
Shenandoah Mountains to the mom.
cry of prominent ciergymen and late"
men of the Episcopal church in,
Virginia, drew a large assembly at.
.church represc'ntatives here today.
The stone shrine. standing 2.40
feet above sea level, has a campan
lie of the same material, with a sa-
ct-isity, rock-roofed. on the actual
ground level, and on the third tiara
biel cote with a one hundred pound.
boil. A cross of rough stone sur-
mounts the whole edifice. ‘ .
The most conspicious memorial
will be a. tablet erected to the late
Bishop Robert A. Gibson; while var.
lous associate memorials such as al-
tar rails and communion sets. will .
be placed in the Shrine for other I
prominent in' the church. Bishop
William Cabell Rowan. of Virginia.
was the presiding dignitary for tho ,
ceremony.

French Debt Mission I
To Come Next Month

PARIS, Aug. (Sr—(AP). It is now'
virtually settled that the French
mission which is to go to the United
States to arrange a settlement of
France's war debt will leave I0! ,
Washington during the first forte!

night of September. I
The French government has .66-
cided to treat the debt settlements
with Great Britain and the United
States as two distinct and separala
undertakings. and that whatever!
might be the stage of the unloads
ticns opened ten days ago at Lon-i
don between France and England int
early September the French mission
will proceed to the United States. "

 

 

 

 

Pave East Avenue.

The Waterbury Concrete Constrll
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Insurance
and
Real Estate 1,,
‘J. M. Layton &' Co.

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THE WEI: allows
As an accommodation
extension of its public service.

CREDIT

to thoso‘v

' CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS

who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed.
promptly on the data of first
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extandod‘thsy will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has oxpirodu The
continuation of this pone!
is dependant on the co-
opcrailon‘ given by the public
in ttrlnimising collection”-

 

 

 

 

 

pens» by prompt payments.

 

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BAKERY ,: ..
FOR SALE 9.}

_ Only Bakery in town of.
7.000. situated on Boston
Post Road. Well establish-
ed trade and growing daily. - ‘
Store. kitchen. supply 3":
room for tables. to ,v. “3'
apartment: all now. our - .
meat "0 anHWuI b. .
Reasonable to asicldh. mi .. .

ii o alt h of. "Washing hm

necessitates sale.
soon to be .pp‘ no I“ and”;

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