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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strand. Lost, Found 10
LOST—Black A: White English
Setter. Tel. 210. Reward.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale‘ Ii
BIG USED CAR SALE.
Specials -
1030 Durant Sedan. new paint, por-
tect condition.
1825 Essex Coach, like new.
1824 Essex Coach, bargain.
1926 Chevrolet Business Coupe.
sacrifice.
193‘ Chevrolet Sedan, pctft‘ct con-
dition.
1925 Chrysler Sedan five months
old Many others including Ford,
Studebaker. Buick. llupmobilo.
Flint. and Jordan.
TEE ERWIN M. JENNINGS CO.
18 West Avenue Norwalk
Open Evenings and Sundays.
mun-Passnsosn — Buick in
good condition. Tel. Norwalk
2052. Dr. J. N. “Mills. Richards
Ave.. Opp. Darien Boarding Ken-
nels.
I'OB SALE—
19!! Dodge commercial, tine con-
dition.
1921 Studebaker light-six touring.
1924 Chevrolet sedan.
1920 Chevrolet four - passenger
c tips.
192 Ford touring. balloon tires.
We have Ford coupes. coaches.
and sedans. all years and models.
priced from $35 up. Easy'tiiflb’”
payments. Many others to choose
from.
w. R. AUSTIN.
Chevrolet Sales and Service.
South Norwelk. Conn. Phone 1959.
FOR SALE—-
.1928 Dodilo Sedan.
1020 Jordan Touring.
‘I’eckero 'I-passenger Touring.
1.“ Light Sir Studebaker Sedan.
4 ant. carers roe asst
“AL IITATE I'OB ML!
modern tire-proof garage at to
unused street \pplv to A. Wal-
dron A Sun. 29 iiavlland St. 80.
Nonvelk.
avenues “3V1“
firestorm _ mourns-r
flanges—Autos l‘oe live 16 Situation WflM—W 3"
GARAGE SPACE—For rent. in RAID! MAN—Building and clean.
ing oesspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller, 0::
Taylor Ave. Phone till-w.
five areas
silo SPECIAIJII.
Your l'l‘recs
Nocd ATTENTION
osmium!) runs arsenals:
A. II. “LINER.
Phone 272 Westport
amines. Sankara Oilorcd
18
UPHOLS’I‘ERINO — and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholstercrs' supplies. Chair
oariing."etc. A. Bergetrom. Now
I 0. 0. l-‘.. Bldg. 80. Norwalk.
Cleaning, Dyeing, Renovating 80
HELLO BlLLr—New hat! No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing llat Shop 11 N Main St.. S.
Norwaik Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Moving. Trucking. Storage at
YOU CALL, WE RAUL
WE SMILE AT MILES
Trucking and Moving.
A. lilsh Phone 3308 Days
l‘hono 3720B Nights
20 Moscow St. So. Norwalk
Repairing and quiinialilng 2U
NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 6 ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime:
304-14 nights.
WANTED—Chairs to re-eeat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Charce.
WOOSTER 5; DAVIS
A M. WOOS’I‘ER M. W.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners L”. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street, Bridgeport.
Send to:- Booklet on Patents.
EMPLOYMENT
DAVIS
I Dogs. We. Other Pets ‘1
F01! SALE—Cheap very fine Police
Dog. High class pedigree end Blue
Iiibbon Stools. Dr. J. M. Mills,
Richards and Barton Post Road.
opposite Dnrien Alloardlug lien-
nols. ~
Wm“ M Wu 1‘
FOUR BOOMw—Apsrtinent in Fair-
ilcld Building ii Wall St.. fur-
nished or unfurnished, modern in
every particular. Apply The HW-
urd Agency. Inc. Phone 3600 Its-
gcut Building, Not-well: Conn.
FOR RENT FOUR itOOIil—l'llrd
door. not "8.00. Immediate DO-
eeesten. Ineuire l‘. J. Buchiu.‘
Larson St. Bo. Norwelh
FOR RENT—l reoni apartment in-
cluding. taciosed sun porch. all
modern improvements Apply at
Taylor Me or call ll“.
monstrous ,
Articles For aisle
BREAKFAST SET—Consisting of
table and four chairs also Miilcr
electric table lamp. Inquire 0
Fourth St.
Oi
CONTENTS OF llUl'SE—Wurlitser
Electric Plano with Victrols.
-St.ein\vuy Baby Grand. Electric
Stove. Exceptionally fiuo furni-
turn mudo by one ofthe boat
firms in Now York. Curtains.
draperies and etc. May i‘lill any
afternoons. but especially Friday.
Saturday, and Sunday. Dr. J. M.
Mills, Richards A: Boston Igost
Road, opposite Doricn Boarding
Kennels.
FOR SALE - PIANO—IIARRINCI-
ton upright. Good for beginner.
Taken in part payment on one of
our Brewster grands. Price tilt).
Easy payments. FOX PIANO CO..
North Main St.
FOII.
$123.00 radio loul sposker 81.50
and 86.00 Studtvell Plano Co. No.
Main St. So. Norwalk.
roar SALE-Victrola table phono-
graph with records. Cabinet to
match. price 885.00 Studwell
Plano Co. No. Main St. So. Nor-
walk.
VICTOR SAFE FOR SALE—Brand
now. Cost $150. 00. Will sell for
$75.00. All latest improvements.
About 3 ft. high by- 2 ft. wide.
Can be soon by appointment. lllrs.
Joseph‘ Klslnfelter, Vincent Court.
Rowayton. Phone 629.
Help Wanted-remit: 88
- moi. 'n-oa. I’l‘l’llillfll se
GIRL OPERATORS—On
sewing machines. t
Good pay; Apply Polsky's
Shop. 45' Railroad Ave.
Norwalk.
WANTED — Cooks. Cna ermaid
and Waitress. good wag . Nor-
walk Employment Agency. 90
Wall St. Phone 2508 Norwalk. .4
WANTED— Capable young lady
stcnographer for billing and of-
fice work. Experience desirable
but not' essential. Good opportun.
Singer
work.
Dress
South
'ity: \Vi‘lte fuil‘pni'ticttlara to Box M.
M. clo Sentinel.
“‘ANTED—EXPERIENCED HAND
SEWERS TO LEARN WOMEN'S
HAT TRIMMING GOOD OPPOR-
TUNITY. THE CROFUT 8'.
KNAPP C0.
WANTED —- Experienced operators
on all parts of shirt making.
Steady employment all your. Ap-
. sply Le Roy'Sbirt Co. 11 Chestnut
VMST 3303- St. SorNorwalk.
11 Chestnut St. 34 West Ave.
Tel. 1860. Tel. 720. Situations Wanted—Natale 80
1011 FORD SEDAN—For sale. In
perfect condition. 3100. 00. Inquire
.1. Coleman 16 Cove Ave. East
Norwuk. Phone 387.
CARS—We slave them:
some in and look them over: all
mites to choose from. In good
condition: Make your own terms.
I. J. DiPietro. 49 West avenue.
Phone 8616 10mm evenings until
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‘strong these days.
are soing
MOM’N r01T
WANTED-«Positidn by young steng
ographer. Write or-call, 17 Hoyt
St.
WANTED—Work to do by the day.
Mm Bradshaw. 11 Glenn St.
South Norwslk. ‘
situations Wanted—Male 37
ELDERLY HUNGARIAN ,— Man.
single, wants position around pri-
vate place by day or month. or
to help in hotel or store. Call 18
Lexington Ave. So. Nor-walk.
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FIRE WOOD FOR SALE—81500
pcr cord 4 ft. length. 817.00 per
cord cut any size vou wish. Phone
Norwslk s59. Santa Construction
Co. Rowayton Ave.
1
Household Goods“
50
MATTRESSflS—Box Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 317. Norwels Mattress
Co. 49 Franklin Street. South
Norwalk. I
-. wanted—To Buy 80
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 Ii.
Jaffee. 37 Fort
Phone 599.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Booms With Board
BI
FURNISHED ROOM —- With board
in private family, ail conven-
ienccs. 8 Putnam ave. near West
ave. Tel. Still-W Mrs. A. letzler.
Rooms Without Board as
FURNISHED ROOM-4n private
family (board if desired) rosi-
dential section 8. 'N. business
couple or two gentlemen. Refer~
onces. Box 610 South Norwalk.
Rooms Without Board
ed in nice neighborhood. board
SALE—ltcgular $10.00 anl‘
kinds .
Point street. -
FOR RENT-o rooms all improve-
ments. as Second St. East Norb
wallc Tel. 8086.
son RENT—5 rooms sun parlor.
all improvements. t Plattsville
Ava Norwalk. Inquire A. Israel 8
Concord It. Phone 2965.
FOII.‘ RENT—b rocin apartment
with bath. stationary tubs. elm
trio lights and gas. nicely paper-
pd. painted. and cleaned. Chapel
St. and Liberty Square. garage
space. inquire 04 South Main St.
Phone 60.
FIX liOOMS~With all unprove-
innnts. Lower floor of two family
house. Located one block from C
do K. factory. Inquire at Keeier's
Shoo Store. Tel 302:.
is ROOMS-will improvements. new-
ly decorated, one block from rail-
road station. Inquire 58 South
Main St, or Phone 413.
Houses For Beat '17
HOUSE AND GARAGE—238 Flax
I-Iill road. Rental 360 per month.
Inquire of C. E. Hoyt. at the
South Norwalk Trust Co.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
.04
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SFAMILY HOUSE—For nie‘;
Laura strcot. All improvements 4
car garage. Price reasonable. In-
quire Nigrl-Gueto Agency, 46 80.
Main St. Phone 3494.
Houses For Solo
FOR SALE—
In South Norwalk: Centrally lo-
cated: 6 room house: all improve-
ments: $5.000. $1,000 cash.
THY! Fl'DGE REALTY CO.
Tel. 659 Washington street
FOR SALE—In Sou=h Norwslk. Up
to date modern. 2 family house; e
rooms each family, all improve-
ments: centrally located. price
$0.000. Very our terms with
small payment down. Address P.
0. Box 399.
FOR SALE—New seven room house
all improvements. with hot water
best. two car garage. lot 00:125.
Just off Gregory Boulevard. three
minutes to trolley. Box L. M. I!
clo Sentinel.
FOR. SALE—Six room house all
improvements and 6 room cottage
part. improvements lot 100 x 165
ft. Fruit trees. 64 Osborse Ava.
I-Jnst Norwalk. Mrs. Frances liu.
lioness For Sale at
9 “COM HOUSE-For sale, newly
pniuir-il inside and out. Bower.
gas, i-Iectrlcity, “ill, ”raga.
chi-up to quick buyr‘fl (‘n-ntraii
lur'lttfd in Norwalk. l’honn 3561.
1:00.“ liOUSE-Jlt‘or sale. Splen-
did location. Exceptionally good
Wilma. lnouiro of lu‘. Durham (20..
Washington street. or Ii. Joaeloff.
ti Seuvlow Ava, E. Norwalk.
ROOM HOUSE—In Wllistlovillc,
all Improvements, lot an x 100.
Price $5500. cash 8500.00.
9
In East Norwulk just off East
Aw. modern at): room house. with
every convenience. steam heat, lot
00 x 137. Price $7600.00.
all
Avi'.
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FOR RENT—Six rooms
provtmlsnts. off West
“5.00
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Li“. 30m- properly with me for
spring sale.
AIFRED K. ST. JOHN.
(Real Estate.)
ii l‘crsiling St. Phone 1823.
ifl’ 1‘0 DATE APARTMENT—
lluusi; for solo on the Sound. Two
duplex each of 6 rooms. bath and
illi'l0ht'd porch. Third has 6
rooms. two baths. Bppursiu en—
trances. All improvements. Har-
ing & Kirby, 38 Seavicw avenue,
East Norwaik.
\t‘niitod—Iti-ai Estato Si'
LISTINGS WANTED—Of all kinds.
Two family houses and sluglu
houses. Inquire ngri-Gaeto
Agency 46 So. Main St. Phone
MM.
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Auction Sales 00
—AUCTION.——- V
Auction of llcsl Estate to settle
Estutr- of Lauren M. Alltn. Wm. Ii.
Guthrie auctioncor \viil sell to the
highest bidder. Lot and buildings
known as No. 13 Washington street
South Norwalk Conn. subject to the
approval of tho probate court sec
legal notice. Sale positive rain or
shine. To be held on tho premises at
2 p. m. Monday April 12th. 1920.
Legal Scum-s iii
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COI'RT. April 5th A. D.,
1928.
Whereas, a
strument. dated
certain written In-
thu Jill day of
April. 1926. by and between John
Randolph Bray and Paul Albrecht
Bray, both of Norwalk in said Dis.
trict. providing in substance. for the
legal adoption by the said Randolph
Bray of the said Paul Albrecht
Bray, has born tiled in this Court;
and whereas, said parties have
made application to this Court for
the approval of said agreement:
Ordered. that said matter be
heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Office in Norwalk. on the 16th
day of April. 1926. at 10 o'clOck,
forenoon. and that public notice
theer be given by publishing this
order in a newspaper having a. cir-
culation in this District. at least five
days before cold day of hearing.
m'TIi GOLDING.
1
FURNISHED ROOMe—Btelm heat- .
dlnaky. Phone still-ll. Clerk.
FOR SALE—Six room house all Im- - q
movements 18 Hillside St. 171d-
“'lll'd l3. Donlcns. “Wflfi-‘og tmi
DON Know
FOR SALE—4' room house, price.
82750: 6 room house and 5 room QWig-tfig 1%”
house on same lot 37500. cash ”150053“,
82000. For partiCulars see The
Tammany Agency. Real Estate &
Insurance. 123 Washington St.
Phone :3“.
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REAL ESTATE
SERVICE
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Telephone 8469
Prompt and efficient personal
attention given to listings.
both city and country.
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NOTICE
All dogs in the City oi’ Nor-
walk must be married or
chained up until i'urthrr
notion.
WILLIAM ANDERSON
poo wannsx
A pet kitten in an Atchison (Kas.)
store caught a mouse and teased.
The mouse finally tired of the play
and hit the cat on the nose. The
cat. fiabbcrgustcd, let the mouse es.
cape.
The tiger is more intelligent than
the lion. trainers say.
MONEY 'l‘O LOAN
825.00 to $300.00
On Your Own Signature on
Household Furniture. which
remains to soar Possession
Salaries. Real Estate.
Easy Monthly Payments
On You Pay Per Month
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Plus legal rate of intcrest only
No bonus. fee. or service
charge. (‘oniidcuital and cour-
teous—Money to be obtained
the same day applied for.
The Public Loan Corp.
30 Wall St. Room 203
Norwalk. Cons. I’hono 303i
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Arkan s as Professor
Doubts First F] a 3'
W a s Made Out of
Traditional Under-
garment.
l’AYET’I‘EVILLE, Ark., April 0.
(Am—Tho immortal potticoat of
Betsy Ross is due for tho limbo his-
torical myths. if Dr. George 15.
Hastings. associate professor of
English at the L'nivcrslty of Arkan—
sas. has his \my.
Dr. Hastings. in his book. “Tho
Life and Works of Francis Hopkin-
son." sings a. requiem for Mrs. Itoss'
famous pctticoat. which tradition
saysuns used to make the stripes
for tho first American flag. The
book, which is to be published this
spring by the University of Chicago
Press, credits Ilopkinson with hav-
ing designed the Stars and Stripes.
Tradition has it that Betsy Ross
was asked to make the first Ameri-
can ting for General Washington.
Dr. Hastings declares that ho can
trace this tradition buck no farther
than 1870, when a grandson of Mrs.
Ross announced that it was his
grandmother who had done the de-
signing of the this, ll: having heard
his forbenrs make that statement.
In going through tho papers of
as Continental Congress in the
ngressionni Library at Washing-
ton, Dr. Hastings says he found Mr.
flag. which was adopted by the Con-
tinental Congress in 1777.
Mr. Hopkinson had suggested. hu-
morously that a quarter of e; cask of
public wine would be a suitable re-
ward. As he had designed the seal
for the department of admiralty
and that for a number of other gov-
ernmental departments, Hopkinson.
in 1780. was asked to submit an
itemized statement of all his
charges.
This ntail‘meni. including that for
designing the flag. is on tile in the
Congressional libraiy and amounts
to " .700 pounds sterling .
In addition to designing the first
flag. the author says, Hopkinson
had the distinction of being the au-
thor of the first book of music ever
published in America. The book
was a compilation entitled “Seven
Songs.
Although iiopkinson died in 1791
at the age of Bi. his achievements
were many. A painter. poet. essay-
ist. inventor and lawyer. he was a
close friend of Washington, Jeffer-
son and Franklin and like the first
By TAYLOR .
two was a signer of the Declara-
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Now They Want to Take l
Away Betsy’s Petticoat 4
gross. Sidolighls of those illustrious
figures In cuilv Ammicun history
are brought. out in correspondence
contained in the book.
Besides serving in tho Continen-
tal Congress. liupklnson 11ml charge
of the administration of tho navy.
He also designed seals for
American Pliiionophic Socittv, the
State of New Jersey and the 1 hi-
vxei sity of Pennsyliauia.
In. lliislings became intucstol in
llopliinson while a graduate student
at Harvard and made him the. sub-
Ject of his doctoral thesis. Since
that time he
study over a period of eight years
delving into I‘mvolutlminry war roo-
libraries on tho Atlantic Seaboard.
tion of Indcpvndence and a mem-'
ber of the Second Continental Com 1
tho.
has continued the,
ords of a score. of the larger public ‘
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I FOR SALE
Lilli?" t'Ol‘Il"‘l‘ plot. 1m) x 1": {L4
in Ens! N4,ir\!';ill«. 1 block of!
1111:". il‘xl'll‘ll'. mil-I‘d rirrlit for
'l‘lli‘k suit.
(‘all Mr. I’. lionlm
1230
< Taylor & Golden Co.
I Iicnl lisintn Dlii~inu
So. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
1 South Norwalk, Conn.
. P. 5. Call us to list your property.
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Try, Try Again
Sir Thomas Lipton, famous Irish
sportsman. arrives in United States
for another try at America's yacht
cup.
Consumption of ice cream in the
United States in 1925 amounted to
322.729.000 gallons, against 260.000.:
000 gallons in 1920. according to the
Department of Agriculture.
A British surgeon reCeutly said
that the majority of people virtually
commit suicide because they pay so
little attention to their health.
Ruins of a city about 1500 years
old have just been found in Sweden.
FOR SALE
Sis: room bungalow. lingo stone
l fire plnce. Strain llrflilhlf plant.
(llll'flk'f‘
Two family house. eleven rooms.
2 baths. '.‘ furnaces. Very good
location. l'rioc and brine at-
l‘or those or any when: consult
; CANTY & co.
Realtors-Insurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 880
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1 House. t1 Rooms. 1 Acre. $3.00!
1 House, 6 Rooms, Terms. $4,500
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10% Acres. Good Location. $1.000
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