Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 29, 1925 · page 13

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5543115111555 and ones Equip-

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBE

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Economy

 

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than 50 can“. ANNOUNCEMENTS

i Count five average words to the Strayea, liner. Found 10

inc. '
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telephone and it Paid at 0mm with. please return to South Norwnlll.

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ment made at the rate earned.

Special rate for yearly advertising
upon request.

A-B-C AD Index

ANNOUNCEMENTS—

I—Deaths

z—Card of Thanks

8-In Memoriam

b—Funeral Directors
e—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
t—Iooieties and Lodges
iii—Lost and Found

AUTOMOTIVE—
A—Automoblie Agencies
u—«Automobiies For Sale
u—Auto Trucks For Sale
13—Auto accessories
1d—Garages—Autos for Hire
15~Motorcyclee and Bicycles
17—Wanted—Automotive

BUSINESS SERVICE-—
ls—Business Services Offered
ID—Building and Contracting
21—Dressmaklng and Mililnery

. ill—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing

, It—dnsurance and Surety Bonds

BS—Trucking—Storme

lthainting. Paper‘hg. Decorat-
,gin

II—Professlonei Services

zs—Repairing and Refinishing

lo-Tailoring and Pressing

II—Wanted-l—Business Service

EMPIDYMENT—
st-a—Empioment Agencleb
82—Help Wanted-Female
83—Help Wanted—Male
It—Hclp—Maie and Female ‘
35-Sollcitors. Canvassers. Agents
xii—Situations Wanted—Female

, 31—Situations Wanted—Male

FINANCIAL— '
. ' its—Business Opportunities
eo—they td Loen—-Mortgagee

INSTRUCTION-
eS—Locnl Instruction Classes
lid—Musical, Dancing. Dramatic
lS—Wanted—Instruction

LIVE STOCK——
07—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
ilk—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
dD—Poultry and supplies
BO—Wanted-lee Stock

MERCHANDISE-—
61—Articles For Sale
81- a--Barter and Exchange'
M—‘Boats and Accessories
ES—Building Materials

 

, meat

. 65—4Farm and Dairy Products
lie—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
57—60051 Things to Eat
Sit—Household Goods
(lo—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
iii—Machinery and Tools
ell—Musical Merchandise
62 a—Radio Equipment
63—Soeds, Plants. Flowers
iii-Specials at the Stores

iii—Wearing Apparel

ac—Wanted—To Buy

ROOMS AND BOARD—a
GT—Rooms With Board
(is—Rooms Without Board
IO—Rooms for Housekeeping
7o—Vacation Places
“ll—Where to Eat
72—Where to Stop in Town
78~Wanted~Rooms or Board

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—6
74—Apartrnents and Flats
TS—Buslness Pieces For Rent
15—Farms and land For Rent
‘17-—Houses For Rent .
fl—Oiflces and Desk Room
79—Shore and Mountain -- For

Rent
81—Wanted——To Rent

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-
R—Brokers in Real Estate
SZ—Business Property For Sale
ss~Farms and Land For Sale
Id—Houses For Sale
“theta For Sale
88—Shore and Mountain T‘ For

Sale
S'l—Suhurban For Sale
ss—To Exchange—Real Estate
ls-LWanted—Real Estate
AUCTIONS—LEGAL—
Do—Auetion Sales
91~Legal Notices

 

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As an accommodation
extension of its public service.

CREDIT

to those

CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS

who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has .xplred._ The
continuation of this policy
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
in minimizing collection es-
pensn by prompt payments.

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R 29,1925.

Marches

i” REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

 

'.._.. Houses 1 or said lid

liltlll‘llt Ti) Slfl'l‘TLI'J ACCOUNT.

purrllll'i‘ “.1" Nt.lll\\’.\l.l{.ss.,
unto Court. September A.
l01'5. '

”Hillll‘
.\'ur\1 ullx‘.

Pro.
25. 1).,
ul‘ Suit-in Bronson. late of
i in snid district. dccrrusod.
, (il‘ilrri‘d. That the Administrator
iv. 'l‘.‘ A. exhibit. his Administration
m-rouhi In this i'ourt for ndjusimont.
ui li'xv i’roluliv Office in Norwulk, on
the 6111 day of October. lil'JJ. ut iii
o'clock forcnoon; iilltl ihut 5111 per-
sons intorrstod in suid cstnln may be
noiilicd lhcrrof. the Administrator
will cause lhis order to be published
in a newspaper having :5 circulation
in said district lit lr‘nsl five days be-
fore said 51h day of October, 1025.

 

 

 

Savings Bank.

’ AUTOMOTIVE

 

 

 

 

Automobiles For Sale 11
ESSEX COACH—Used only five
weeks: run 1.000 miles. Inquire
at 3 Union Park or Phone 19.
1926 Flint coupe “.150
1925 Jordan sedan . . . . . . .. 11.000
'1926 Hupmo'oile roadster .. $000.00

1924 Oldsmobile, 5 passenger SNlnn
$400.00

senseless-oo-

. YAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN.-
HL-‘PMQBILE DEALERS.

USED CARS—We have them; come
in and look them over; all makes
to choose from: in good condition;
make your oivn terms. P. J. Di«
Pietro. 49 West avenue. Phone
8616. Open evenings until 0.

BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Servmes Offered

AUCI'JONEER
Joseph A. Angione
Tel. 3101-11 Norwaill

BOSCH MAGNno—sn makes of
magnetoes. starten. generators re-
paired and installed. Now “Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other;
cars. 11’ So. Main St. Phone “5’. i

GRADING—Lawns mowed. h“-

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Copyrighted by James Golden. South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TIDE CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 1925
Sun. i" Mon. I 111.3. i Wed. 1 Thur. 1 Fri.’ l" Sat.
FlrstQunr. null Moon 9'" 5.5 10.25 5.1l11.15 5.5 12.25 5.5

.. ' l . 2 3 y 4
25 , 2 5.55 .55 10.55 5.5 11.55 5.2 1i.oa 5.2 13”.. 5.5
1.1% 5.5 2.10 1 5.1 5.05 5.5 5.11 5.1 5.15 5.5 5.55 5.5 5.15 5.0
6 7 8 9 10 ll 12
1.55 5.5 5.51 5.1 .55 * 5.5 5.55 5.5 5.55 5.5 5.55 5.5 5.50 5.5
5.05 5.5 5.55 5.5 5.50 5.5 5.45 . ' 5.5 15.15 5.515.55 5.511.15 ‘ 5.5
‘13 14- 15 16- 17 18 19
:5215 5.5 5.55 5.5 5.55 5.3 5.55 5.1 15.55 .55 11.05 5;: 11.25 5.5
1215 5.5 15 55 5. 51:55 5.1255 ‘5 5.51“ i 55 55:7 5.5
20 21 L122 '23 24 25 26
1155 51. 12555.1 _ 5.5.5.1315 5; .1!” neweftr 51:, 3.31 '15:;
5.50 5:5 5.12 5.5 5.55 535 51:;V 51.-let Que‘r. New Moon ‘5' 5. ‘ 5'
27. 28 29 30 .. m .
5.25 . 5.1 5.50 5.5 5.59 5.5 535 50. 1° 18

 

 

and Tenths.

EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Ecrnah:

YOUNG LADY—«to take charge of
my roll {loparilnenlalnrrg i'uc-
tory good opportunity—stoic ox-
perimont reference. Wirto Box {ll
clo Sentinel office.

Help Wanted—Male

 

33

 

BUY—~Wilh working papers to learn
show‘doir business stondy work.
willing'worker wanted only. 'Dnr-
ien Boarding Kennels.

 

out, cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Ful-
ler. 9: Taylor avenue. South Nor-
wellr. Phone 5555w.

OUR CEMENT WALES
A Specially.
ssxro cousmucriou co.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwaik 2511

LAWN" MOWED—Gardsns plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-io-dote machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton.

LAWN MOWERS SKARPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good comltirn.
Alpha Plating Works. 94 Dell
street. South Norwalk. Phone 95!.

‘ WOOSTER AND DAV/Ill
A. M. WOOSTER 11. W. DAVIS
. arroruvavsm'r LAW
Formerly Examiners u.’s. Patent
Cities.
1115 Main St., Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.

UPHOLS'I‘ERINGr-wand cabinet
work, Picture framing. mirrors'
and upiiolsterers' supplies. Chair
. caning etc.,_,A. Bergstrom, New
I. O. O. F, Bldg. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NAG! BROS-talcum. All kinds
local 555 ion! distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving, b-ton Mack dumps: 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818. Daytime:
555 14 Nights.

CHINESE COOK—~Wamod.

Wages
Apply at ~Nor1vulk
00 Wall St..

590 “month.
Employment Agency.
Norwnlk. Phone 2503.

 

LOCAL YOUNG MENv-‘Vho desiri‘

to get info newspaper work: must
star: at bottom at low salary:
good chance for right mon to ad-

The Moon is in Apogee the 15th.
Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of the United States.” Issued by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of
HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR, CONN.

The figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of High Title for A.
M, below for P. M. The figures at the Right of these give the Height of Tide in Feet

33

MERCHANDISE

Wanted-tin tiny do

i

:

FURNITUIlE—-Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell 55. will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jaffee. 81 Fort Point street.
Phone 555.

KILN l-‘(lil FIRING (.‘HINA-\V0ulLi .
likr to gut. in touch with parties,
1 huvlnn name. Phone :i60l-3. '

’ ROOMS AND BOARD

 

 

 

Booms 15111.33; Board 08
FURNISHED ltUOM - in nice

home. with line surroundings: for
one. or two gentlemen. Central-
ly located. 0 Cedar St. near West
avenue. Phone 485.

 

DESIRABLE." Furnished room ntthe
De Moldy Club. 1 Elisabeth St.

 

FIRST 85 SECOND-Mortgage loans

 

Money to Donn—Mortgages so

 

made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inq‘iiro 00 Wall St, room
203. Norwalh. Conn.

 

LIVE STOCK

 

Dogs. Oats, Other Pots 47

 

FOR SALiileenliine White French

l’oodla $10.00 White Mountain
canary with cage $5.00,nlso young
Parrot $10.00 with edge “7.00
Inquire ut store 15 Van Buren
Ave. Norwalk.

 

Horses. Cattle, Vehicles to

renew. Write ."l.. D... (:30 The References required. Call 3570 for

Evoning Sentinel. information.
FINANQIAL KITCIIENETTFI APARTMENT ——
burnished. ltolldy for ovcupunry

 

about Oct. lst also 2 double rooms
suitable for two gentlemen. 02
Wall St.. Norwalk. Phone 1490.

Nif‘l-ILY l'L'RNlSHED—Jront room
for one or two gentlemen. Con—

 

'r55 Moon is in Perlgee the lot and 25511.

5"

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Hats 75

:l lttiUlilb‘w—Ail iinpri‘1\'5.\llicnla 1:11:10

‘ bathroom. “:6 Madison St. $20.00.
inquire Joseph Sloman 10:! Wash-
inumn Si.

 

ii ROOMS—At 21 Webster St. All
improvements. Inquire nt 23
Webster St. Phillip Slomnnsky.

7D

 

Business Places For Rent

 

STORE FOR RENT—~58 North Main
street. from November lst. Apply
t". (i. Miniz_ 50 West nvonuc.

Farms and Land For limit to

 

l".\lt1\i FOR liileTv—Slx-room house
mid two Imrns: 20 acres of ground:
rent. 320 month: Norih Tnylot
nwnuo. Inquire 103 South Main

 

 

51155-5, South Norwalk:
. Houses her Mat 77
lii'll'SE OF SIX—«rooms. bath. elec-
tricity. cily wattr. sloom bout.
splrndldly furnished: fine well,
garage Highland nvt‘nno urnr
trolley north of Fnrroll estate

$50,510 mouth. Doggoii, telephone
1557.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

 

 

lrnlly located. In private fum-
liy. Phone 14l0 or call at M So.

Houses 5.. sun 55

 

Mnin l-li.. So. Norwalk.

runu'isnEo—iwom. next to c. a
K. factory. All conveniences. :1
Van Zant St.

NICELY lv‘UanSHle‘D ROOM ——
With steam heat and hot water.
lx't-cior Bldg, 155 Washington St.
Mrs. Ilrown. So. Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

noems Iior nouseleépmg do

 

TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES——

.—.__.

With three saddles; six years:

 

will sell on easy payments: P. J.
Di Piotr-0,19 West' avenue.
Poultry ano supplies ‘9

 

 

'OON'I‘RACTING - Mason worn.
grading lawns, drives, roads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cinders.

Loom for sale. Elisabeth Lew- .

LIVE POULTRY—Killed and dress.

ed while you wait. P. Rdmano.
'nm class service. Them "88.
Live Poultry Marke 18 Chestnut
street. South Norwal

 

ton. Phone 261. Dar-ten.
Painting, Paper-155g. Mom-sung 25

 

LIVE STOCK

 

WINDOW SHADES

Poultry and Supplies 40

 

We sell them and we hang them
_ SOMERS a SOMERS
Paints, Window Shades. Varnis'hes

 

 

HUSKY BABY CHICKS—43”?“

and White Rocks. Reds. Leghorns:

 

 

 

 

 

PAPER HANGING—50¢ double roll.
Painting; reasonable; work guar-
anteed; practical ‘painter. .11
Haviland street. South Norwalk.

Repairing and Refinishing 20

WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price
reasonable. Phone 3858. Edward
Chance.

 

 

5-10 Railroad Ave. 2 Wall St. Duckllnss. Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
m Emeline 38‘! Also, two Airdale puppies for sale.
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
ICIEN'I'IF'IC Market. 68 Main street. Norwalk.

“mi uncommon .
WORK Articncs For Sale 51
A. n. KELLNER. ass RANGE—Indulre arm five
‘ ociock at 40 Seuvlcw avenue.

Phone 272 . Wentpert. Phone 1615.

Painting, Papermg, Decorating 25 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -— for

.. PR. 011‘

sale. To go cheap. Good location
for rooming house 48 Flax Hill
Road. Phone 3701.1.

ALMOST—now double
velour portlcrs, Dark brown on
one side and dark blue on other.
Callrat 20 Norman avenue or
phone 2022.

 

 

mnomm'
Help Wanted—Female

 

VULCAN GAS RANGE—For

Large size Vulcan range in good
condition. Call in morning. 6':
North Main St. Hanlord Block.
Phone 1873:

 

AN OPERATOR—on sleeve piecing.
Also operators on other shirt mfg.

Building Material 53

 

operators. Apply Cluctt, Peabody
5% 00.. Inc. So Norwnlk.

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines, Apply at once to
Henderson &'Ervin, 17 High St.
Norwalk. e

 

 

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On
power machines. Apply at once.
Henderson 6’5 Ervin. High street.
Norwalk.

 

1 ROLL ROOFING. 51.55 ma 1505.1.

527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass.

DINING ROOM—set $50.

-—Slste surfaced. 52.00 per roll.
c. A. BANSOI,
Dept. it.

One par-
lor table and two chairs to match
330. One puritan oil stove. with
oven :20. Ono bed 810. 2 kitchen
chairs 82. One dresser 38. Mrs.

' normals Goods

 

EXPERIENCED—tailors wanted on
silk robes, Rabhor Co.. 12'! Wash-
‘ ington St., So. Norwalk.

SEVERAL GIRLS—For general
housework; good wages. Twin

I
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS - Cush-

‘ed. Phone 117. Norwallt Mattress

Wm. Malllvanb. Brooksldo Court
off Flax Hill Road. 80. Norwalk.

ions. made. renovated and repair-

 

Clty Employment Bureau. 24 Wall
street. Marshall Building. Phone

i

 

 

 

1253.

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS—
Also. single rooms with host: res.
aonnblo. Burner, 88 Woodward
avenue, South Norwnlk.

 

THREE 0R *FOUR \ROOMSwFor
light heusokeoping; furnished or
unfurnished: fine private house:

 

 

dance pavilion for dances, get-
togethers, etc. Conveniently -.‘°’
cated. Catering service. Bates
reasonable. For particulars phone
Hdl.

 

190 R

TH. .3139

SALE—Noni little five-room
bungalow, with three acres of
ground in East Norwulk: 10 min-
‘utos to railroad station—$4.000.

The Fudge Realty Co,
165 Washington Street.

 

sraou'r succulent SERVICE-

Branch of Strout Farm Agency;
sells over 5,000 properties a year.
Branch Office: 6! Wall street.
Nor-walk. Phone 3658.

 

THE TAMMAN!’ AGENCY,
Real Estate and Insurance.
123 Washington Street.
Phone 5555.

 

gas. light. bath. steam hosted: NEW 6 ROOM——housc in Norwalk,
also. garage; reasonable. Call . .All improvement; steam heat, op-
, 3941“,. on fire place. Lot 50.1130 price
$6800. Terms.
Where to Stop in Town 72 ALFRED K. 81‘. JOHN.
. Real Estate.
HILL TOP va'OECH “I .PICIOHU 11 Pcrshlnx St ‘ phone 3331‘

 

TWO- FAMILY HOUSE —- Centrally

located in South Norw;alk good
condition and reasonable. Inquire
The Fudge Realty Co.. 155 Wash-

 

ington street, South N . l .
aw. nsrsrnron RENT phone 559. "“"k
Apartments and lists . 74 Lots For late so

 

APARTMENT T0 REN’I‘—-—All con~
vonlcnces. Bath, electric light.
Sunny. Garden. 78 Fort street.
East Norwalk.

FIVE ROOMS—On 2nd floor. All
improvements. 5 minutes walk
to C. A: K. hat factory. Inquire
M. A. Santclla. 25 or 33 1.2 First
85.. East Norwalk. , 1

ROOMS—With all improve-
ments; near business center of
South Norwalk: reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer's. 2 Hanford
place. Phone 1626.

FIVE

REAL ESTATE-4301‘ sale—100 dol-

lars down. balance 15 dollars
monthly buys a lot at VILLA
CREST MANOR. Wostport Ave.
Norwalk. Inquire WALLACE P.
VOLLMER. Tel 2181.

 

REAL ESTATE-35. 000 secures this

beautiful 8-roour house: garage:
largo plot; every improvement;
balance mortgage: full price. Sit «-
500: owner leiiving town: not
quick. Sec Macmillan, 61 Winfield
street. East Norwalk.

Wanted—Heel Estate

 

 

FOR RENE—18 Berkeley street: six
rooms; improvements; garage.
Edwin L._ Hoyt, No. B‘Ncstpori
avenue. ‘ Norwalk.

him. ESTATEé-Wsnted.

Houses
or other property for sale. List
with MacMillan. ti Winfield St..
East Norwalk.

 

-—Advertlse in the sentinel for the

 

painted; Osborn avenue. East Nor-
Norwalk.1nqulrc Rogers & Stev-
ens. E. Myrick.

FIVE ROOMS AND‘BATH—All im-
provements: also. garage. Inquire
Alexander White, 85 Lowe street.
Phone 2858.

FROM EC'I‘ lab—Six or seven rooms ‘
all improvements. 74 Spring St.
or phone 1416.

 

 

 

HIGH cuss APARTMENT—Six
rooms; .one -and two baths:

- sun parlor; garage; all improve-
ments; $75 up. 88~Seaview ave-
nuc. Phone 2745 Norwalk.

ll ROOM—apartment with all mod-
.orn improvements at 4 West

 

 

 

Co.. 19 Franklin street, South Nor-
"Ilka I '

Washington St.

 

FOR RENT—Six rooms and bath. best results.
' ' electricity and gas, hot air furnace.
gas hes. on boiler; all newly . mum mgr“!

55555" FOR con

'Got your winter‘s supply of
coal in before it goes up in
price—with cash which we will
lend you and you pay back in
”My monthly indium“!!! at
loan! rate of interest only.’
No bonus, fee, or . service
charge. Confldentisland cour-
locus.

Money may be obtained the
flute day applied for.

'The'Public Loan Corp.
30 “Wall St, Moll 208
NWT: 99"“ .“9‘” ”3‘

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CROSSWORD PUZZLE

 

. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

,__....

MONEY.

 

HORIZONTAL—-
i To skip
4 Special irlp on business
10 Preparation used in making lficcr
ll Always
10,13aglc's nest
ll Opposite of awcntbcr
15 Female horses
20 Knots
21 Similar to a frog
23 Glidvs
24 One in cards
25 Two flvcs ‘
26 Organ of hearing
28 Son eagles
31 A rust who works in marble

til iiush

37 To exist ,
till lloxcs

39 Exposrd

4i Geographical drawing

Mimickrd

’l‘o divide

Slim! '

Wand

lio‘toms

Silk ninivrinl

11011.15 em

if) Wrilf'lld

00 “out rigorous

5" Small pics

M Point

51'. Possessos

55' Hi‘cciriliwi pnriirio.

58 To know thoroughly-

63 Orient

iii To send forth

66 To depart

07 Ceremony .

08 Frost!

70 Regions.

7i Anni rs

7:: Filled with twigs (lulskli nem-
ing)

73 To finish

VERTICAL-—

1 Rows ‘

I l-zgg—shapod 1

Fairy

Sun god

’l‘o sonk flax

Melody e

Opposite of nophow

Ono who abandons a canon

10 l-‘nianglcd

11 Bitter plants used for drugs

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48

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”—3.7%- .

0 UP to $300
Nee Housekeepers

Easy repayment terms;
Y Lawful interest only
Beneficial Loan Society!

'11 \i‘ ALI. 8T. . MOM 2011
PHONE 24-0-5
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FOR ”SALE

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Six room house with bath. fur.‘
nnce. Mo. 1 car garage. Con-l
venicntly located. cheap for one

5'4

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it To scatter buy

15 Scarlet.

19 l’croolulcs

'23 l‘orchcd

27 (Iarmouis

:0 To bow

’i‘o regret

Frightened

Dcscxcd fowl
Employed

Guided

ltanis

Foundation

To change a gem soiling
.\'1 iuuic object
Ordinary crosr cs
blot-national basil:

’l‘o obstruct

tinlynx

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Energy

i-‘lnvor

llumiilc

'l‘hrond-liko filament of fur
llnsrbail loam

(lcoan

Net wright of container
'i‘o level

02 l’ornso

0:; Silk worm .

0:1 Marble usod n‘s shooter
0:: Point of compass

 

li‘ivo room bungalow in suburbs.
with bath and city water. (100 .
location.

CANT—YE: CO.

Realtors---Insurance ‘ ‘
17 80. Main St. Phone 830- ‘

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Insurance
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Real Estate

J. M. Layton & Co.

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PARIS. Sept. Ell—(AP). The
highest prices cvcr paid for grapes
from the famous "King‘s Vine" at
Fontsinbiead’ were realized at the
annual sale. when a‘um noirly dou-
ble that of 1924 was taken in.

The 1025 production. which was
of good average quality brought 1..
1'00 francs for 36 lots of ‘35 pounds
each. as against 000 francs in 1024.

The grapes come from tho cele-
brated vino. planted by King Henry
IV in the iSth Century. With the
care given it by Louis XIV and de-
spite Napoleon‘s indifferemto. it is
now engendered the finest specimen
of its ind in Europe.

It has a counterpart in Hampton
court. England, which porduccd this
year 600 bunches of grapes.

Longer skirts. longer sleeves and
high collars will be lho' rule in wo-
men‘s'dress for the coming fall and
winter seasons, the dictators of
fashion have ruled.

Most of the fall and winter mod-
els displayed at the "grand open-
ings" of the leading dressmakers
show a decided tendency toward
tight fitting. particularly at the nor-
mal waist line.

All the frocks for daytime wear
have long sleeves, mostly large front
elbow to wrist. and nearly all have
high collars. some reaching to the
ears. .

For evening the styles run to lace.
in black. gold or silver; velvets and
silk or chiffon in light colors. Many
are fur-trimmed, and all_ have em.
broldery. in floral designs. of the
finest beads.
~ The colors‘ mostly used are black,
purple. bright blue. gray, all shades
of green and red. 'Much of the rod
is combined with black and many
o! the blues are two-toned.

 

A proposal to remove the smoke.
soot. grease and other dirt that has
accumulate. on the outside walls of-
the Opera House during the last ten
years has raised a sharp controversy
in artistic circles.

Some ardent adm1rers of the
great building are crying out fiercely
against the idea that some morning
they may go downtown and find an
entirely white Opera looming bo—
forc them. deprived of the many
shades of color "artistically” laid
.5 by time.

The opposite \lowpoint is strongly

 

 

GRAPES FROM 5155's WM
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WAY up lN PRICE AT 5115

Called Finest Specimen in Europe—Women’s
Styles for Winter in Paris to Be Longer
Skirts, Longer Sleeves and High Collars——~
Other News From France

 

 

 

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Baron \on ltltcinhnbon. mom
of the German lu-iclistag, is ln’ A
ark-15 as the principal German doiod
gate to the intelparliatnontary 00
gross which opens shortly.

 

the opera was once clean. and was.
no loss admired then than now.

There is a law in Paris that all
buildings must be scraped. washed
or cleaned in some waywvory ten
years. and. it. is hold that opera can-
not cscnpo from this regulation.

REALTY DEAL

Al the Froeb Agency 51 warrants
dccd was given by Nollie 1). Tucke
to Eugene J. Van bless for a 11011
and lot in Gira'rd street. Norwalk.‘

 

The. world's butter and cheese Austria, Hunga
men. when they meet in solmon con-
clavc here next your, will be asked
to ratify a rule drafted by the In-
tornationai Cheese Commission‘ at
Home, Switzerland. by which the
place of manufacture of all kinds of
cheese would have to be clearly
stated.

Thus. cheese manufactured in Am-
erica but resembling Emmcnthnl
would have to be described as "Am-
orican Emmonihai." to distinguish
it from the Swiss article.

The meeting of the Choose Com-
mission was eiirnded by representa-
lives of France. England. Germany.
Italy. Sweden. Norway. Holland. Fin-

lurid. Denmark,
and Switzerland.

The French debt funding missio
to the United States sailed unaccom
panied by a single woman. althcug
some of the delegates have Amer
ican wives. The fair sex is not repfi
resented even among the stone:
rnphors, secretaries and clerks.

Strict economy ruled when th‘
mission was created, and 1-‘lnan
Minister Cnlllaux said:

“I am not even taking my valet
with me. In these days of finan'
cial penance we must show the Am
cricnns we do not intend to spend
single franc. of. F ranco‘ a money with
out absolute necessity"

A . oussrrmo DISPLAY

 

unseen-Inn 1115qu

For ‘SALE.

4 'New Houses Colonial Architecture

—at—-—

SHORE .5051 PARK

“The Garden Spot of Norwalk”

For £11m Protection—Fully Restricted-Boating—Bathlng
—Fi '

Electric glights, get, sewers and telephone, one minute to _
South Norwalk Station by automobile.

Houses and Lots Sold on Easy Terms
0115 House on Water Front, 8 rooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage.
all improvements.
One House on Shore Front Drive, 8 rooms and bath,1 car
garage, all improvements.
.One House on Shore Front Drive, 6 rooms and bath, all
improvements. ,
One House on Shore Front Drive, 7 rooms and bath, all
improvements.

. Salesman on Premises or
Sterling Furniture 00., South N orwalk'

 

 

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