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’ ANNOUN CEMENTSA-
11-Deaths
.H‘srd of Thanks
set-in Memoriam ‘
#Ennarai Directors
. (eMonumcnts. Cemetery Lots
—-Boclctles and Lodges
~Losl and Found
TOMOTIVE— ’
,1. A—Autotnoollo Agencies
Il-Automobiles For Sale
:2-Auto l‘rucks For Halo
Mic-Auto accessories
16—-Gars.es~Autos for mu
16—Motorcycles and Bicycles
II—Wantede-Autcmotlvo
BUSINESS SERVICE—
18-Business Services Offered
lsvdulldlng and Contracting
r 21—Dressrnaklng and Millinery
‘ :zg-Heatlng. Plumbing. Roofing
zt—lnsuranco and Surety Bonds
‘ ab—Truckincv-Storam
26~Palntinm Paper ng. Decorat-
ins
EB—Protessional Services
29—Repsiring and Rollnlshlnf
filo—Tailoring and Pressing
tt-rWanted-Business Service
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‘ liniiiBLoYMaNT.
Ml
, sl'ia~Empioyment Agencies
zit—"Help ‘ Wanted-Folnale
all-Help- Wanted—Male
-84—11elpa—Male and Female
‘ .35-—So.‘.citors. l‘nnvassers Agents
_ ”'36-. Situations Wanted—Female
,3 lit—Situations Wanted—Male >
iFINANClAL~ .
' lie-Business Opportunities
(ll—Money to Loan—Mortuges
INSTRUCTION-—
”T dag-Loom .‘ostruction Classes
44—llusical. Dancing. Dramatic
ddoWanted—Instructlon
‘ LIVE STOCK——
47—Dogs. (tats. Other Pets
48—Horscs. (tattle. Vehicles
49-v-Pcultry and supplies
50—Wanled—l.ive Stock
MERCHANDISE—
51-_-Articlcs For Sale
fiber-Barter and Exchange .
52-‘-Boats and Accessories
fill—Building Materials
i4.—-Business and once Equip-
meat
65—Farrn and Dairy Products
Bil—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
BI—Good Things to Eat
Bil—Household Goods
60—4ewalry. Watches. Diamonds
(ii—Machinery and Took.
tin—Musical Merchandise
Gust—Radio Equipment
till—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
ilk-Specials at one Stores
til—Wearing Apparel
dd—Wanted—To Buy
“ROOMS AND BOARD—q
.d'I—Rooms With Hoard
Gs-gfiooms Without Board
. Gil—Rooms for Housekeeping
1?“ ‘ 70¢Vacation Places
Il—Where to Eat
72-Whers to Stop in Town
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
EMPLOYMENT
Strsycd. Inst. hound to
"rip \lfilldd—chulo
LOST—flank Hook No. 1238. Thu:
Peoples Trust Co. Return to live-
hing Sei'itlncl—-—llcwnrd.
LOST, $17.00——Bctwecn the "lionI
Ton” and Woolworth's, Monday,
evening; reward. l’lionc 7-10.
LOST -- Monday, on \\-‘usliint;ton
street. between Telephone Co. and
Canevari's, golllL watch. Wulzlminl
make. one hand on; i‘r\\:1l‘d. lio-
iorcwnn‘inn in Shirl illuminatin-
ing l'lipiirliuuni. Apply (,‘lualt,
i'ruhudy .u Cd. inc. South Nor-
\\'llll\'. Conn.
YOUNG GIRL—~16 ll) 1“? )kill'H. ii) lla-
slst in gi-ncrnl hnusvwork in Now
.lliivrn. Apply tl‘llnrlvn h‘povot'k. 1
State iiil‘cf‘l. South Noi'wulil, bc-
twt-on o and 7 evenings.
33
neip Wanted—nail:
RELIABLE Ill.‘lN--l\llildiu to
“fit"
turn to Henry Peterson. Ti 05—'
.borne uvt'nllc. East Norwnlk.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For 8an ll
FOP. SALE—Ford ton—”truck. 1929.
model. $83.00. Call at Golden's.
51 Washington St. l
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1924 FORD SEDAN—Fonr-dooi‘:
1924 Ford coupe. 'l‘hosc cars are
in Al condition; all good tirrs.
Call 1145-13.
1925 IlUl‘MOBlLli—Cluh niriliin. Ii]-
qulrc at the Royal Auto Painting
Company. Concord SL. extension
phone 901.
$400
500
1275
700
1923 llupmobilo Touring
19:58 Dodge Touring . . . . . . ..
1920 Hudson Coupe .........
1921 Mercer 4 pass. Touring..
VAAS'I‘ BROS.
34 West Ave
To]. 728
17 Chestnut St.
Tel. 1360
USED CARS-We have them: come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose from: in good condition: I
make your own terms. P. J. Di-I
Pietro. 49 West avenue. Phone
. 8618. Open evenings until 9.
USED DEMONSTIIATOR.
1925. MODEL “K" CHEVRO-
LET FIVE-PASSENGER
TOURING CAR. PAY ONE-
TIIIRD DOWN AND BALANCE
IN TWELVE MONTHS.
W. R. AUSTIN.
. CHEVROLET SALES AND
SERVICE.
PHONE 1959.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HAMPDEN AND GLASSMUBILE~
Winter glass enclosures for' all
makes of touring cars. We will
convert your open car into a. closed i
car. J Prsmru & Sons. 1 Merritt,
place. South Norwalk. I
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered 18:
AUCTIONEER
Joseph A. Anxious
Tel. 2168-12 . Norwallt
BOSCH MAGNETU—Ail makes of
mane-toes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition tor Fords and all other
are. 11‘.) 80. Main St. Phone 345.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A SpeciaIty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION; CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwaik 2135
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking.
Plano hoisting. Special vans tor
moving. B-ton Mack dumps 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818. Daytime
804-14 Nights.
UPHOLS’I'ERING -— and cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and upbolsterers‘ supplies. Chair
caning. etc.. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0. B‘. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
THE PRACTICAL RENOVATlNG
SHOP—11 North Main St.. South
Norwalk: upstairs. We 0‘ ~-._ re.
shape. trim. dye all hats: a trial
will convince our work is best. A.
W. Hitchcock.
WOOSTER AND DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Fromerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Gilles
1115 Main St.. Bridgeport.
Sand for Booklet on Patents.
Painting. Paper-ins. Decorating 26‘
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
SOMERS AND SOMER S
Paints. Window Shades. Vsrnishes
look ni‘tcr our business in this city
and counties nearby; [lily check
weekly; outdoor powlon; easy
work; Just tliko orders for spring;
ouiilt true. Write Oakland Nur-
si‘rlce. Iiltlni‘llfffiil.'l‘. Conn.
WANTED——
Q—Exl'icrliuim-d \'(‘l‘ill‘ill llllil hori-
zontal boring mill oprrntoi'b‘. l
2—Joncs & Liunson opt-rotors.
l—l’tirrlilil drill press Operator.
l—-~li‘irst class hhuft grinder. 5
Apply to ‘
Tilld NOII\\'.\I.K COMPANY. I
"rip—Mine anti I"Cllllll0
WANTED—Domestic help of all
kinds: in totvn and out of 'own. I
good wages. Twin City Em, loy-l
mont Bureau, 34 Willi slrcct. Nor- ‘
walk Phonelufl.
TRUSTWO‘RTHY wmmrv wishes
part limo work assisting wiih
housework or Ch?“ of rhilvlron.
Phone 3435-5.
FINANCIAL
Money to [nan—Mortgages 40
FIRST K: SECOND—Mortgage loans ‘
inadc. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. lnqulro :50 Wall St. room
203. Norwaik. Conn.
SOMEONE To l.\'\’l‘.ST—Ur loan
$3.000 to 5.3.000 ll good estab-
lished business. For furihor lnfar.
Box
mation write “Post Office
396." South Norwaik.
MERCHANDISE
Articles do; halo 5!
S FOO'I‘ FLOOR Shiny-canola First
class condition. “'11! mil reason-
ahlc. Kelly’s Grow; l'osl llolld.
Phone 1543.
Fuel. Feed. Fertilisers 50
WOOD FOR SALE-Stove length.
$15 a cord; ilrcpinro wood. $17 :1,
cord—and native lumbc-r. Tull:-
phono Wilton 56-3.
Building Material 58
ROLL ROOFING. 8100 PER ROLL
Slate surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
C. A. RANSOM.
. Dept. M
527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. lilass.
Household Goods 5i] i
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contents l
cons service.
bored and lettered to
things.
Hitting The Nail On The Head
When you go into a hardware store to
lmy, let us say, sonic nails, it doesn’t take
clcrk more than it tow seconds to find
exact kind and size you call for.
viist stock of nails, tucks, spikes, bolts and l
\vhiitnot,.hc can instantly pick out the exact
But he could not do this if the stock were
not carefully arranged it! containers which
were all numbered and lettered to show their
When you no to the columns of the A—B-C
Classified Section you Will also find instantan-
Thcso columns are also num-
elunt selection of the things you want. With.
out. this scientific systematization it would be
as hard to find the odor you were seeking as
i it would he to find a ten-penny nail in an
immense keg containing all sorts of other
You will like tho'convcnicnt service ren-
licrccl hy the A-B-C Classified Section—and
you will like the profits it presents!
The A-B—C Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
From
make possible the in-
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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Money to Loan
$25.00 to $300.00 i
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slurmlurr oil I
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Your Own
IIOllM‘Ilplll Furniture. “Ilil'll
I'omniiis in Your Possession
isnlurli-s. ilrul Ilhlllll'.
\ l'IuSy Monthly i’uyim-nls
On You Pay Per Month
8.30.00 snot
$75.00 mun .
isloimo $7.0! .
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$200.00 . . . .. . . . .. . . . . stun
$300.00 . . . .. slap
l'lus lrgnl rule of lnlcri'st only ,
Ml hon us. (no. or scrrli '1
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uhnrgo. (‘onildl-nllnl and rum
icous—Monl-y to be ohlililll'
the some tiny appili-il l'0l
The Public Loan Corp
30 Wall at.
hoi-wnlk. Conn.
limit" 20.
Phone 303)
Insurance
and
Real Estate
I. M. Layton & Co
(incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35
South Norwallt, Conn.
REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR MILE
Apartments and Hats 70 Houses For Sale 84 l
FOR liEN’I‘~South Nor-walk. 11 FOR SALE. Oil. F011 RENT—Six»
Couch street; lire rooms, first room house; all lmr. M‘mcnls;
iloor; nil improvements. Walter furnished or unfurnishnd; near
1:. Coiling-s. Ht'illlOl‘. 23 North town. Also. player piano and bicy-
Miiin strcot. South Norwalk. clo for sale. 3 Spring Hill. or
phone 2049-5
lv‘tIL'l't llOOMS~—\\'lth all improt'o- ._.___......_.__.._.__._ _
moms. inquire till la‘niril-iid nve- F011 F.\l.l§—-'l‘wo family house in
min. South Nurn'liik.
lG GROVE S'i‘ltEE'i‘-—-lv‘our rooms
all lniprovvmcnts; hent turnishr'd.
inquire within or phone l852-12.
Nl-I.\'i‘i.Y I'fL'IlNlSllle‘I) Steam hcut-
rd tronl room. suitnhlo (or one or
two. mill. hot and cold water.
ivlcplionc. Centrally located. Pri-
vuto family. Next door to Rialto
Theatre. Mrs. P. l". Cunco. 124
Washington stror-l.
o ROOM APARTMENT~Flrst floor.
All lmprorcmcnls, steam heat. one
minute from Railroad station. In-
quire 77 Spring stroct.
HOI‘SEHOLD islrnxi'rtiir: —- r13. 8
sale, including dining room sultc.
living room. bed room. rugs and
electric iron. All viii cxorilont
condition. Will soil relisonuhln.
39 Spring sirctvt,
blA'l'l‘RESSl-‘is. Pii.l.(iw3 - Cush-
ions. inado. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 317. Norwalk Maltress
C0.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
UPRIGIIT PIANO—film $50. Cull
between 0 and 8:30 1‘. M. 7?
Spring St. .
Wanted—1 o [my till
FURNITURE—Second hnnii. bought
at highest prices. if you haie any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. ,Cail or write.
H. Jaffec. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 490.
"Rooms ANDTOARD
a
Rooms With Board
FURNISHED ROOMS -—1-‘or light
housekeeping—l, :1. ll. or more
rooms. with kitchen or kitchen-
ette; steam heat, but water, elec-
tric light. on trolley, one fare;
' also. meals if desired. Call Colon-
ial Hotel. Rownytoia. Phone No.
439. '
Rooms Without Board
08
SOUNDVIEW TERRACE—Near
Itnllroad station. 3 room apart-
ment. nil improvements. heht and
light furnished. Rent reasonable.
Call Sunday or evenings.
Tilmil‘: ROOMS—All improvements;
East Norwnik. all liuprovluncnts.
Lot 50 x 150. Price $8,000.
Alfred K. St. John
' Real Estate
11 Pershing St. Norwalk
Phone 3331
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE All lino
provements; good location. lot.
52xl50; garage; all kinds of fruit;
$7.500. Building lots. from "(5
up. Consult The Tammany Agency.
Real Estate and prance. 123
Washington street. Phone 3344.
STROUT SUlithAN sEill/lUE—
Branch of Strout F.rm tyrncy;
sells over 5.000 properties a year.
Branch Oflicc: 68 Wall street.
Norwaik, Phone 3853. '
hots For Sale
BUILDING LOT—60 it. front on
Chestnut street. 73 ft. rear and
160 ft. deep; exceptional oppor»
tunity for cash. Call 684 or 3638.
85
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$20.00: ‘36 Madison street. In-
quire Dr. Sinnmn. Wanted—ital Estate so
Business Places For Rent 75 If you wish
North Main
Phone
FOR RENT—At 11
street, large front oltice.
721.
FOR RENT—~Storc on corner of
my and Raymond St. Good for
dry goods. shoomaking and dress-
inuki-r. l-"i‘cc electricity. Rent 812.
Tel. 2238.
HALL 'I‘O LET—In South Norwnlk.
for meetings or entertainments.
Phone 4013\1’.
OFFICE FOR RENT—Large. light,
heat; very desirable; 29 North
Main street. South Norwnlk. over
Palace Theater. Sec Dr. Cornell
or 11. L‘. Dibble.
Houses For Rem
BUNGALOW—ror rent, six rooms:
some improvements; 64 Osborne
avenue. Apply same address or
Phone 3849-11.
NEW SIX-ROOM
H
ONE-FAMILY
fignwsgaezggog‘gkowa 3.10 Railroad Ave. , 3 Wall St, FERNglsemsg) {iOSMSt—Stingli‘hzgc‘l’ HOUSE—Ail improvements: tire-
] . __ ._. W. on . 2 it 5 rec . ' place and tile bathroom: rout rea
74—Apartments and Flats Tree Specialists 885 2563. ‘ sonabic. Telephone 1270-2.
Hr- :-
_ i;-§2fi$fi.§"fi2'.§¥.?°£§m KELLNER Wilma—300"“ 0" Board .3 SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE and sun par-
: 77‘.’a°“'°‘ F" 3°“ mm ROOM AND BOARD-Wanted. by if; fi‘}:§3‘§§§;§.§“‘ 5;”“3336” “a“
g 78.0““. and‘Des'k Room 3“ young lady with cox [trial Aincri— ' ‘ ‘ '
li' ”Keith?" and Momma '- For ROUBLES can family. Miss 14- Aldl‘ei'. Mn- SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—at Howard
If” 31-:Wantsdr—To Rent Phone 2-.» Westport hackemo Hotel. South Norwalk. avenue: part improvements. In-
1'. V " REAL ESTATE FOR RENT quit-c ill. Pascale. 36 Van Zant
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E Ill—Blaine” Property For Sale WANTED—(inurs tore-seat. Price “Amflmen'a and FMS 7‘ THREE'P‘IOOM BUNGALOW, and
." SI‘W and Land For Sale reuoenble. Phone 2856. Edward - __ . . _ 88mg" 0" lent: "Wee m flute"
; “anon.” For Sale . Chme. Aitgiggig if r r233]: “gm-311:0 walk to l'towiiy’ton R. R. station.
E: "jigs?” deal; F Whom privilege ' limuirc qt” “i4 Van "Po. 0' Box “3'" Rowayton.
.~.: as ore an ountain - or ' ‘ . ‘ I
5* Sale" Zant St. 60 WILTON AVENUE—Ho c of
E :1-ggbgzflfmmisfizl mm. ”Bill “mew-“mm 3’ FIVE-ROOM ).PARTMENT—Mod- T323312? {3" ngfiecfncmgfgx'
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K _ . . )ER—Famlllar with em improvements. 4 Iiattstillc .. _
ii fl—Wantod-Real all“. A 3:11:23: RES; have good general avenue. Inquire A. Israel. 8 Con- ixaizofifi ”12?; cggiiicftfr. 2:2
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EAUCTIONS-LEGAL“ education. Remuneration inbgirto‘ °°Id street. Phone ”96'” William F. iloyt & Son. Realtors
; ’ ”imitation Bales portion 10, (15%??339tfd fit 3;: FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT— “Hill 40 South Main street. Phone 435
f: gala—lasts. Notices Phone Sent no i- ' bath and oil conveniences at le- Wanted—To ltcnt 3|
f , pointment. crty Square. L‘ast Norwaik. and ' __
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' - swam—or ood personalltyand Lhapel strut- Mrllalk. lent. $30 111mm on 1001': nouns—rm
. ,‘I’HB BENTINEI. snow- ‘ per month. Inquire 6~l South light housekccphr- center of town
‘ Assn accommodulon
extension of its public service.
CREDIT
:_ f ' to those
3 - CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone
us. Bills s.rs stud
promptly on the date oi first
insertion with the exception
that in view or the courtesy
expended they will be paid
hetero the seven-day cash
'dlscounl has splrsd. The
continuation of this policy
is dependent on the co»
. operation given byths public
in minimizing collecllon cs-
penpr by animal payments
refinement. wanted for position
which will give her a. good in-
come to start with: splendid op-
p rtunitles for advancement in the
nfiar future: previous business ex-
perience not essential: references
required. Address "Box 98." ("o
The Evening Sentinel.
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DICTAPHONE OPERATOR—Want—
ed: must have experience. lcplyl
by letter giving age. education. ex-
perience and salary expected, c'
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Evening Sentinel. ‘ |
LADIES—Canaan: 50c an hour.
Distribute samples to every home
Main street.
FIVE ROOMS—All improvements:
new housr; \Voodhui'y uremic.
Tcl. 645-3.
Telephone 60.
FIVE ROOMS—All
$35.00; 36 Madison street.
quire Dr. Slomnu.
improvements:
In-
I~‘OR RENT—find floor. four “torus
and bath; :llso.'3 attic rooms;
rent $25: take possession at once.
Inquire of Fred Hunts, :‘5 Stewart
uvenuc.
FOR RENT—Four and five room
workers and ' chambermaid-wait-
resins. Apply at Norwsilt Employ.
rasnt macs. so. Wall street. Nor.
yolk. Phone 2563.
and cities. Send self addressed. aparernents at 36 Van Zant street. ;
'stamped envelope. Deolson. 310 East Norwalll. inquire on pre-
Beckel. Dayton, Ohio. mlses. Phone 1522.
WlNTED-Comts. grnerai house- FOR RENT—from Deceinbcr let
to Family of adults. llousn of 8
rooms. desirable location. llont
805. Inquire C. E. lloyt, South
Norwalk Trust Co.
preferred. Phone 3348. or address
to Pearl Silk C0.. 3 Quincy “reel.
South Norwnlk.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property For Sale 82
BARBER SHOP—For Sale. “The
to Box I]. clo Sentinel.
Houses his Sale 84
FIFTH DISTRICT—Attractive home
ii rooms. improvements. hardwood
floors. steam heal. half acre.
garage. Block from trolley. Easy
li'l'nls. D. S. Hull. 94 Washington
street.
FIVE-ROOM EUNGALOW—AII im-
provements; lot 60 ft by 150 In:
very reasonable. Call evenlnn
:ll‘tcr 6 o’clock. Mrs. Milton Row-
lchd. 63 Osborne avenue. East Nor-
il‘lfllfi '
TO SELL. iNSUIIE or RENT
Your property. consult
THE FUDGE: REALTY C0..
lleal Estate and insurance.
chlcr Building Washington St
Tel. 559.
AUCTIONS-DECALS
- [legal Notices '
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Cl
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 88..
Probate Court. November 5. A. D.
1925.
Esialo of Joseph fl‘hopscy. late of
Norwalk, in said District: deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath llinltod and
allowed all: months from the date
hereof for the creditors 0: said Es-
into to c:'hlbit. their clzims for set-
tlcmcnt. Those who neglect to pro-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
(-d, within said time. will be dcbarred
a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate nro requested to make
immediate payment to
MARY THOPSEI‘.
Administratrix.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE.
Two family house —- ten rooms.
two baths. Convenient location.
Price $8,500.
Six- room cottage. cvorr modern
improvement. location East Nor-
walk.
For those or any others consult
CANT—Y1 co.
Realtorsmmsurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
Experienced dress mak-
hand sewers wanted im-
mediately. Apply
M. N. MAYEHOFF
and Co. .‘
Merwin Street
ers, also finishers and l
Echoes of Mr. A
(‘uptiiin Arthur. formrr .‘llllu to
Sir llnrl Sinnli. quniliinm lilo mys-
ti~rlnus Mr. A. in» just horn roll-us-
rd from primin. llc is sillnfli hero
in a Paris (ruin. or nli—rrcupornl-
Ing.
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Uncover Big Liquor
Still in Fairfield
FAIRFIISLD. Dec. 3.-—.-\ group of
local officers under the dirncllon of
Constable Arthur J. Brnnclt, seized
a good sized distillery in a liquor
rlllil yesterday afternoon in a burn
in the roar of the homo of John
Biaslroinnni on Black Rock turn-
pike.
A 350 gallon pizinl still was taken
by the officers as. WHO 25 five gal-
lon cans of alcohol. u barrel of al-
cohol. four barrels of wine. 37 bar-
rcls in which there had been alcohol
and t3? tire gallon cans. in all.
about 200 gallons of alcohol was
confiscated.
The man was placril under :1 $2.~
500 bond and is to bc arraigned ll‘l
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uncovered one of the main sources
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and rival that the raid is one of the
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congestion in the busy downtown
district. The plan is to construct
snvcrnl main highways 100 feet. wide
to tultc cnrc of the principal auto-
mnlilln tl‘Hfiil'. Such a plan would
Cost tho city $50,000,000.
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