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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 24, 1925 · page 3

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CALI. YOUR OPERATOR

ASK FOR NO.“ 36

 

 

PARAMOUNT ROOFING COMPANY

Cement and clay tile, slate asbestos and all designs of asphalt
shingles, Barrett 8. I. S. tar and gravel roofing. Copper leader
and gutter work. Ask about our convenient time payments.

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OUR SIDING. 2'

Skillfully and carefully execut-
ad will make your home vr‘arm
and cosy in «winter'anrl cool
and comfortablqin summer:

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29 AN STREET Tel. 3390

 

 

ELIABLE
OOFING

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PRICED

 

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3E MPH’L‘IZ fer;—

. We carry in stock a Complete itsEortment of the
‘ Famous SARGENT—L‘ine

57 North Main St. ._Phone 3590

: PETE "'

so. NORWALII
' HIGH QUALITY . , ,“Low Pawns
Ail SOMERS & SOMERS
‘ 2:2 Wall St. THE PAINT PEOPLE 8 I0 Railroad Ave.

 

 

 

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- B. M. BETTS
PLUMBING. HEATING, SHEET METAL” worn
NORWALK. CONN.

ll WALL STREET PHONE 742

 

 

 

 

Announcing the' opening'of our
New Store

which enables us to carry a large
' and complete line“ of
Edison Mauls hmps.
Electrical equipment and
. Appliances
and to give better service to
our Patrons
You are invited to call and ’
inspect our stock,

R. J. Hennessy
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
28 West Washington Street
South Nomlk. Conn,
Tel. 8001

ADVERTISE ON THE

TENNY-MAC
Illustrated Billboard
47 Wall St. 1311er 3367'

“Do Not Roam—Buy at Home‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

F. 1. 11011615 '

CARPENTER

AND

BUILDER

Alterations and Jobbing '
Promptly Attended to.

RMAIR

".NACES

SMALL PAYMENT DOWN.
BALANCE WITHIN 12 -
, MONTHS .
We have 35 sitisfied cus-
tomers in this sediiiion. Come“
In and let us show you the
many good points about this
dependable furnace. ’

THE NO} RWALK

:SUPPLY SHOP, Inc.
418, m St... NW Oonnl.
muons: us ,

x .14 First St. East Norwalh

 

 

 

 

WINDELL
ESTATES

; of bandits. was indicted in Norfolk

Sol. Applebaum Walli-
ed As One of Ring
Loaders :- Reining
Stbrg Denied 5’ ~

HARTFORD. Oct. 24.—-(AP)‘.
"801" Applobaum. Hartford hard-
war employs, wanted as one at the
ring leaders of the "Cowboy Gang”

yesterday for bringing u silencer in«
to that’ state.

Applebaum is being sought by po-
lice through. the country. Assistant
District Attorney Richard C. Mur-

phy of New York, said last night ,‘ ‘5

that further indictments, one chaIg-
in: receiving stolen goods and.,nnu
other bringing stolerosoods-into the
state. will be returned against Ap-
piebaum Monday.

Eugene G. Reising, East‘Karttord
inI entor and arms manufacturer.
was not arraigned yesterday and is
held without bail aL the Tombs.
Relslng was accused by Murray
Marquis and Peter Stroh. his soli-
confessed accomplices in the silenc—
er and stolen car exchange. of being
more 'than what he has admitted to
police. a. trader with bootioggern
with silencers and automobiles fig-
uring in the tranfiactlons. In their
te'stlmony before Judge Allen they
charged'Bbising with direct com-
plicity-in the gang‘s activities. say-
ingthat the last Hartford man on-
gineered several of the actual "jobs"
and was "good at planning the lay."

Raising was the look-out in the
Noble druggtore robbery in East
Hartford, they stated. The notorious
Frank "Cowboy" Tessler stuck his
gun under William Noble's nose
while Fred Leslie and he waited
just outside. Marquis declnmi

DUKE LEAVES
BULK DF ESTATE
T0 DAUGHTER, 13

SOMERVILLE. N. J., Oct. 24.—
(AP). The will of James H. Duke.
tobacco magnate, disposing “of all
estate estimated at $150,000,000 was
filed for probate yesterday. lenunr
the greater part of his thlltecn your
old daughter. Dori? and prov-iding

 

mar noes
Horus No; 713

.JIMPLICITYisthcke note all . 2
which a apts it~-

colors and textures
of brick. The builder can

thhe particular kind of

Ckbest and be sure of an

attractive home. With a good band
and mortar joint treatment.g it will be

this deal
1 self to

a gem in an / landscape.

'Iwo shades of brick might be used.
one for the “field and the other for the
trim. the band course at the
second story window sill, the quoins,
arches and the like may be either
slightly ii hter or darker than the body
1, preferably darker.

The mass of the house follows the'

of the

Colonial style, with all its advanta
in floor planmngernent but the

tails conform more to the style of
archikcturc being developed in the

west and southwest.

This house turned endwise or broad»
side to the street, to fit your particular
lot, will be eg‘ually attractive. Follow-

ial plan. the en. _
trance hall has been centered with the
stairway ascending to a landing “here '
one might expect the genial welcome

ing the usu

oi grandfather'lseock.

The living room on the left is on.

c-ndowment rsinhliszlmi ii
ilrs Nnuniino II. Duck. ih

‘ .terlai men in Bitbilit
the: pointing out tit ,
prospective item 3.
, ‘ taking his work at a “

labor will be plentiful.
; tree of the pressure of
" “and architects in .a‘ pbiitlo‘ to
" close supervision to the work.
, There were 150 bdoth‘s in the or
position. showing every kind or “
terlal that oes into the mm
A horito.

«Abilities or each material tor win
tet- building, and the economy, the
results tor the
raises upon a stack r;.“r.~tb rsths

* Debit; month for his town

 

 

 

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Will'- .00D.D00 shall be used for In; co“;

\. ilIOVi a

tuition at a medical sohooi.

his second wile. Isceh ed the Duke h,” [m and n msrsel‘ hoin’e. .

residences in three (litter.
and, \\ as ilnmlrd gunrdlnn
daughter.

on to the Duke

used in. the Inherit of Duke lni- ins ulth
line one those rtluud by blood should

versl'x .I‘I lull-.linnl N. i“.

Ior tillflllma mm to ho itilii‘tl to the eligible to participate
more than $171000. 000 for the DIIKODICSf‘nt iIII: d. and ever In .1 that 64 - 7

111:
CI

,; Two separate bulmsls “no gh-
enllou'llwnl to ho» aside for nephews. nieeés raid

(luvs I‘riii Elmer‘s that ‘tui's construeu“ '
her It!)

lb be undertakeh as soon as M f
s «.2 .
The sums of $2,000,900 was“

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Is Our Motto

6 WESTPORT AVENUE

.W‘First Class Work” I

TELEPHONE 2166-2

End Builder
N ORWALK, CONN

Al airing the line “intere-
of - motion was given regardiiig the pot-2 ;

ihdlvldufl WhO

 

so clean and bright.

When Painting or Decorating you need the kind that's sure to satisfy This
WHITE. his methods try. -His workmanship is up-todate+—"He'll treat you square" at any rate and make your home" 7
"ALEX WHITE WILL TREAT YOU WHITE. " , '

,ex White

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PAINTER AND DECORATOR Wail Paper‘s, Paints, varnishes, Brushes?) ; ~;
35 Lowe St, Tel. 2858, South NorWallt. Salssroom 110 Main St, New Canaan, tel. 66SV~ ‘

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Thatcher Furnaces
Lester Rogers & Co.

None Betta Made, Always Reliable. w. Sell Them? ,

Let us estimate on your next Plumbing, Heating or Tinning job. '
Our motto—Superior up—tmdate service and complete satisfaction. -

PLUMBING,, HEATING AND TINNING -
14. River 82., Not-walk. 001111.’Pl1o11es2 Gilles 2815. House 1124-8

 

F. J. “Fratto E

leciric Co.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and SUPPLIES
, 20 MAIN ST. Phone 689 N ORWALK

Issrmarns on'EERruLnr or'v'nsm'irnnrurimn'noirle

newness oN Iva‘No AND mrunns on uses see manna: ‘ ;

FIXTURES FOR 8 R90u HOUSE
Complete $22.00 up »

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- , , oofihaetor and Builder ,
Jobbing (liven oil-em and Prompt Attention

Io; Winfield-St. 1e1- 3304

 

 

 

 

 

 

ALL KINDS OF MASONS B

THE N ORWALK COAL & SUPPL
108 WATER STREET

 

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Builders of Good Homes

 

Let us Plan, Finarice, and
Build Your Home

, F. J. Moeller, Mgr.
E. A. Strout Agency

.8 WALL 8T. NOBWAU"

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Foot of Orchard Stre’et2 “

EVERYTHING IN

21 ELIZABETH ST.

 

 

We carry them in stock and
Ask for our prices. ‘

.. 452-47 Main St.

 

THE WINCH-ESTER ST, RE
WINDOW SHADES

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make them to order carctniiy. A complete and meet qttrsctive assortment of newest do; ., ._ I

And u still he done In I highly satisfacio; manner You

1 cars of

experience, coupled with

 

- WALL PAPERS

. signs and patterns.

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TREE SCIENCE .
Obtained by Years of ‘
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

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End All PLUMBING Werries
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THE NORWALK BUILDING C0.
' BUILDERS 0F HOMES

:25 COMMERCE ST. .5 " TELEPHONE 624-;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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