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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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1016 DODGE ROADSTElt—In per-
fect condition. Wonderful ber-
galn. THE ERWIN M. JENNINGS
COMPANY. 13 West Avenue, Nor-
walk.
ESSEX COACH—New paint. clip-
cuveru. the good tires. 111 Ad
shape. Big saving to immediate
buyer. 'l‘he l‘lthN Ill. JEN.
NINGS CU\iP.\.\Y.12 “cat own.
one. Norwaik. \
Franklin Owners buy Freak-
lin because it is Franklin—mot
because their old cars are taken
in at fancy prices Used ears of-
t‘ered by Franklin Dealers are
always bargains. At present. “‘0 »
have the following for sale:
1023 Franklin i-Puss. Coupe.
newly painted. new slip covers.
thoroughly overhauled by an
export Franklin mechanic.
priced. for quick sale. at
$1000.00.
1928 Nash 2-Loer, o-Pass.
Chummy Sedan, (Carriolc) in
excellent mechanical condition.
This same car is selling else-
where at from $050.00 to'
3575. 00. A bargain at 3400. 00.
THE NORWALK IRANKLIN
CO.
Phone 1331 95 Wall St.
non saah— ,
1021 Dodge Coupe \, 0225.00
1026 Hupmoblie Coupe 850.00
1026 Jordon Touring 1000.00
1923 Dodge Sedan 425.00
VAAS'I‘ BROS.
Cadillac Dealers. Hupinobile.
NEW 1920 CHEVROLET-sedan
with spare tire andr‘other acces-
sories at a remarkable saving.
Don't miss this ban gain THE ER-
WIN ill. JENNINGS COMPANY.
12 West Avenue, Norwalk.
SEVEN-PASSENGER HUDSON .—
Seden in very nice clean condi-
tion. late model. A fine family car
kept in the best of shape. A buy
at 6826.00 easy terms. THE ER-
WIN Ill. JENNINGS COMPANY.
12 .cht avenue, Norwalk.
.‘Iave them:
come in find look them over; all
makes to choose from. In good
condition: Make your’own terms.
P. J. DiPietro. 49 West avenue.
Phone 3616 Open evenings until
860.00 to 3176.00—Wlll buy one of
our good used cars. A car for
every pocket-book. Don't deprive
your family of the pleasure of
outdoor touring when you can
buy a. car at such a low price
from a reputable house. THE ER-
wm monuments common“.-
12 West Avenue. Nerwaik. .
BUSINESS SERVICE
TEEE SPECIALIST.
Call J. A. Rudder. 103 So. Main
st. fie. Norwelk. Phone 1440.
Ill'itAl. CARlillill't —- Examination.
Nero-air. Salary 61600 and main-
tenance. Arc 18-00t Don’t miss
this opportunity. Coaching course
3.». ertn for free booklet and
particulars! 1.. Hampton. Box
ills-S 1... Washington, D. C.
SALESMJEN—Full or pert time. In-
, Billing-.0 covering disability end
death from accident and sickness;
Auw end limited policies to. tin.
till a your. Liberal commission.
National Accident Society. 320
Broadway. New York City. Estab-
lished‘iSSli. - I
WANTED. MAN—Te install and re-
pair ice machines. Richmond lio~
frigeratlng & Supply Co.. 305 Fla:
{Hill road. Phone 2800. L
WANTED - Intelligent than. nice
appearance. one who can’ speak
Italian or Hungarian for good soil-
ing preposition. Apply I North
Main street anytime.
WANTED ~1'oung man for stock
clorit. Apply I-I. Jacob & Son. Day
St. 80. Norwalk.
YOUNG MEN WANTED-Width or
' without experience. to fill various
positions in South America. Big
Salaries: steer opportunities. on-
close 200 to cover booklets. etc.
P. 0. Ben flit. Stapleton. Staten
island. N. ‘1'."
none—mic and some; as
WANTED—Cooks 875 up. Couples
8150 no. general houseworkers.
both white and colored. Also
gardener b be day. 86. 00 per
day. Apply News": Employment
agency. 90 Wall St. Phone 2508.
WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA-
TORS —- and cutters. Apply II.
Jacob 61: Son., Se. Norwelk.
Situations Wenteo~ttele 314'
HAND! MAM—Building and clean-
in: cesspocls: grading. hedge cut-
ting: iswn mowing: planting. and
local trucking James Fuller. a
Taylor Ave. Phone um-w.
SITUATION WANTED -— Engineer
or master mechanic wishes poslo
ties to take charge of industrial
plant. Competent mechanically or
electrically. Phone 2542. /
ri'flkeut.
Wanted—Tic Borrow 4!
WANTED TO BORROW-30.000 on
first mortgage 6 per cent on new
eight room house,‘ all improve-
ments. lost 88.000 address. A. B.
1—4-0 clc Sentinel.
LIV! STOCK
Dogs Cats and other: Pets e‘l
FOR SALE - A black male pedi-
greed police dog." one year old.
Order New for Spring r
Guaranteed Storm Proof Awnings.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
65 Cove Ave. Phone 3080
Your Trees
Need “WEN N M“ HI"! Richmond. 306 Flex
CERTIFIED TREE so 'ums'r H“! road. South Norwnlk. Phone
I. n. acumen. 2309...
m” 272 “MW" massacres
swarms. - Articles sou- Sale
FOR SALE—Baby carriage. Phone
2808.
mew IRON swmomo stem—r11.
ectrisaiiy equipped. Suitable for
Inn. Man's bicycle. porch orvlawn
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
1116 Mela street, Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING —- and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
end upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. ~~A. Bergstrom. New
I O. O. .. Bldg..\Se. Not-walk.
meaning. Dyeing, Renovating 30
HELLO BILL—New bat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
, trimmed Looks swell Who did
.-the Job? The Practical Renovat-
hlngfiaat Shop 11 N Main St” 8.
' Norwelk Coun.up'1 flight stairs,
a satisfied customer is our elm.
Meeting. Trucking. Storage at
D. CZAKO -— Moving done at ‘low
p oes. Call any time. Phone
00 I. ,
NAG! PROS-Storage. All kinds
local and. long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 6 Jon Mack it no. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 31 daytime:
‘ loo-it‘nigb’ts. ;
11(10an RAUL
AT MILES
‘Truching and Moving.
A. Irish Phone 8808 Days
one 37203 Nights
:0 it our 5t. So. Nerweih
Bepeirhguudncuatshhg its
WANTED—Chairs tease-seat. Price
mhle. Phone 3850. Edward
‘1 whom .
Help Wentedoli'emele 82
LAUNDRY wows—Wasting and
iren. to "do at home or will go out
by the day. Mrs. Bs‘edshaw. 47
Lexington dye. South Norweilt.
vamp—4 middle-Izod Women
Business Services Offered to swing also for sale. Phone 2542.
WOMER h DAVIS hid. M MIMI so
A ll. WOOS'I‘ER M. W. DAVIS '
. ATTORNEYS ar LAW, man on son seam—31sec
per all s it. length. 61?. 00 per
Nerweih 869. lento Construction
Co. Roweyton Ave.
Household Goods so
NA‘I'i‘RESSES—Box Springs. Cush-
ions end Pillows et all kinds
made. renovated and "pm
Teleplano 317.NOI‘W&II ant
Norwelk. e
critical armament: -.
FOR SALE—Used upright piano
taken in exchange for another
"Brewster" player plane. Price
$75. 00. Small deposit. Balance
Fox's way. Easy to pay. Fox Pl-‘
ane Co. So. Norwaik. "
FURNITURE—Second hand nought
at highest prices. If you have any
{unit or meteltc sell. we will also
pay high prices. Cell or write 8.
Jeffee. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone (99. ‘ ‘
‘ " uvmed To Buy on
DON'TKTHROW AWAY Your old
clothes. Cell 3375 Vor‘eddress a
card to P. O. Box .633.
300“ “0330A” ‘_
" Booms With Boon! It
FURNISHED BOOM—With bee
in;prlvate family. all convenien-
ces. I Putnam ave. near .West
ave. Tel. tuft-W “re. A. Hirtzler.
about and soup
nouns With on...-
random; noodle—eta:
withentboerd. Inquire to ma.
rot-m - . ‘
‘ looses Without Board so
dFUWROOWDSpflng
street. Byweeltcrb'y'de'Y‘.‘ Reno
61
. for light. hcnsework. ritual! fam-
.t- u-
.ig. auto. sues.
conscious»... Inquire at sent. an.
dre- __
cord on any else you wish. Phone .
Ce.‘ 69 Franklin Street. South
’i‘ililEE 1100M APARTMENT For
light housekeeping in nice private
house, fine location. near water.1
Phone 2901W.
REAL ESTATE FOR. RENT
Apartments dad nets to
l‘Uit ltENT—i rooms llccond floor.
all improvements, garage. rent
reasonable. :80 Flax Ilill Rd. in-
quire next door.
FOR RENT—Very desirable small.
modern apartments. A‘llllls only.
Apply Mrs. Whitney. i Orchard
St. 'l‘olvphonc 708.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale M
FOP. SALE—Cozy Little holnc.‘ five
rooms water and lights. lot 50 x
{'20 First Dls't. Price 3.000.
Good 8 room house large gar-
den and well 33.000.
0 room house all Imp. 3rd Dis't.
Lot 60 x 230 four Apple trees
price 36.500. Sea The Tammany
Agency Real fistula and Ins. 123
Washington St. Phone 3344.
FOR SALE—
Nico 7-rocm house: improve-
ments; 1-: acre ground: near trol-
leY. $0.500.
T1111) FUDGE REALTY CO.
Tel 559 153 Washington St.‘
FOR SALE-New ncvon room llouse
all improvements. with hot water
heat. two car garage. lot 50xl25
Just off Gregory Boulevard. three
minutes to trolley. no: 1.. M. Ii
cio Sentinel.
il‘Ol’t SALE-10 room house. all im-
provements and double car gar-
age. Lot so x 125. Price reason-
able. Inqulrc rear 53 Woodward
.tvc.
FOR SALE
SEE
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN
FOR
One. and two-family houses.
business blocks. shore front
property. farms and summer
rents.
1). Pershing St. Phone 1823
FOR SALFr-Tbe entire property No.
18 (hand St. Nerwaik, belonging
to the late William Reinhardt.
must be sold to settle the estate.
A well built home. most modern
up-tc-date. consists of seven rooms.
bath. sun parlor. heat. etc.. garage
for 3 cars. One cottage in rear.
4 rooms. some improvements, one
building suitable for a balm shop.
storage etc.. work shop and other
buildings. lot 00x300. This entire
propel-t, can be bought at a very
itnsonable flgure.-—Apply to Mrs.
Wm. Reinhardt. 60 Belden ave.
FOR SALE—The late William Rein-
hardt residence. corner 0th ave.
and Ward St.. Neruaik. must be
sold to settle the estate. The house
is new and most modern in every
respect. censists of six rooms. heat.
can parlor. open fire place.
etc.sG:tl'nge big enough for two
cars. This fine place can be
bought at very reasonable figure.
Apply to Mrs. Wm. Reinhardt. 60
Beldeo avenue. Nerwalk.
HILLTOP FARM—of tlve acres. 3
room house. out buildings. locat-
ed in Wilton. Price $2,000.00. A.
J. Hauckes. Bpringhlll Road. West-
port. .
' PERSONAL
REAL ESTATE
SERVICE
Claire Dunn
Telephone “69
Prompt and efficient personal 1
attention given tc‘iistiags, l»
both city and country. 1
Sales and Rentals.
3 kooat HOUSE—For sale, elec-
tric lights. good well of water.
telephone and free delivery of mail.
about six acres. can be cut up
for "building lets. garage for six
automobiles. barn, city water. to
fruit trees. Will be‘ sold at a sac-
rifice as owner is leaving town. 1
1-4 miles to South Nerwalk dc-
pct. Small amount of cash requir-
ed. agents protected. Phone
1306-13.
SIX ROOM HOUSE —- All homes e-
meats. first class condition. three
car garage. lot 50:: 50, nice “loca-
tion. Price $6. 500 0.0. Phone own-
' or 1394- 3.
Lots Fur Snlo _ 85
FOR SALE—A lot in Melrose
Square East . Nerwelk 69:100. 5
uteI from school. 10 minutes
f m station. Will be sold cheep.
Phone 424 Norwalk.
FOR SALE-Lots at incomparable.
Combo” Beech Richards Realty
Co. Samtuck Conn. Tel West-
pcri.‘ 42.
FOR. SALE—Lot No. 3, Block No.6.
Rhodonolla Perk. Prospect Hll
Write Mrs. M'Lachlen. Pest Of-i
lice Box 156. Stamford. Conn.
“Many ”mystliise with Sir Thom-
Mn coause he has:
tolled 'in four attempts to lift the:
”23““ yet the «lots heed made:
failures than that. Mlle-ou-
lies Jamel. . .
T810 ARRANOWENT of the
classlded ads to scientific from be-
ginning te’end.‘ ‘
NOTABLE OFFERS are continu.
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, , Stu-eyed. last. Found to Help Wendell-Mela as [looms Without board as Local Notices ill mat hulit‘rs at
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L08T~Wire haired Fox Terrier. ANTED - Cools. Coemnermald now AYTON —— Two counting UNITED STATES DISTRICT coi‘m
name on COIIII'. ‘V. iiuil, Ohllfl'l and W“ [00d "It“. NOI'O looms. private house on trollcyl DISTRICT 01.‘ CONNECTICLT
pct. Reward if returned to Wll- walk Blipl out Agency. 00 line Phone 3513.] i the matter of
lien: Bull. u Woodward Ave. Io. Wall St. Phone 8666 Norwaik. —~—~- i n
Nurwulk. \VAN'I‘E If! {0 ll lit f t T\\’0 lHiAU'I‘FUL Connztfl-IDIL' lilil'liIt HAT COMPANY. U.\i\it'liLi"i g
M I 1‘ I 30 0!? rooms and bath or one age _ , , 1 ‘ 't ,. .‘ “I
‘UTOLIOTWI work. an“, employment, “a.“ i‘oem. Right on the sound. Private 11. nil-lusltucd Mill sell at punk. llllL ion on lutniu), .I. J lath, '
“3,00, Diamond Hungry Corp. home. Contfllly located. No other 1026. at ii A. M. Standard Time. at the premises, iiulll’oiixl uvcnuc,
“MIMI 901' m 1' Ea“ "0""lk- (comers. Phone 1228 Saturday yr South Norwalk. Conn, the land and buildings of 1hr lluiiiii‘upi t'slith
CHRYSLER SEDAN -- Practically WANTED -- Woruum {or gong“ “"u 3‘ ll“ Scavlcw Arc. consuming of .1. complete equipped hat innnuiactoi‘y. Anglican-11‘ will
new at. a big discount. Dc sure to housework. Mrs. Aaron Kuhn. 'i TWO Nlt‘l.l.\’ jl‘urnighul rooms nl‘” ”1111.1! 111 lllClInIbOI‘flflCCfl of $25,000. Factory lilllll‘lhi-P“ 1... my...‘
EM in touch with us if you “If; ltollroad Aw W Norwalkn “In“ W" of bath. 3”" Ilrown, 4011111. with sprinkler system. 011 centrally located plot. .
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$13511]: t’§1_bu:::;]lgoghcou. Help Wllllod—Mllu 38 1‘0"“! Hail“ “ashlngion ‘lt ‘ Salt,- suluuct to confirmation of John ixcogh. 1.qu lit-irrt-r 1.1 Linux“
PAN’5. 13 West Avenue. PAINTERH WANTED-Al once. “WU For HOUWIOODIDI GUI l‘llilll')‘. 'l‘crms of sale 10 percent at time of sulr- zunl lmluuvo on con-
“11111111011.
lur information apply to Jt-ssr:
WILLIAM IiO\\'.\I‘iU \\'.\KELEE.
T. Dunbar, ’l‘ruslcv. Noru'alk. Conn.
'1'. S. Auctioneer.
1351\le til‘ JOSEPHINE RAIN.
01‘ Ill. Ii It) SETTI II ACCOL’ NF“
Dl<li: 111‘ or NORWALK. ..l
1>1m1;.\'1‘1-: cucu'r. May 7. .1. L
10.0.
liul 1.142 01 Josephine Halli law or"
\‘oru 1. 'l\ 111 said District. deceased
111.1. M , 'l'imt tho ,«Kdminiemitor
«slum lls Administration account.
14.. [ill-i. Court for adjustment. at the
l‘mlv.11-' office in Norwalk. on 1111-
17 any of May 1026. at 1 o'clock
2.7101'ilu0il; and hunt all persons iii-l
min-sun 1.1 sald' listato may be noti-
l‘lwl then-oi, the Administrator ulli‘
0.11:. 1 this orzdcr to be published ln'
.1 . \. spam-r 11min; 1. cliculation 1111
uni Di strict at least the days bc-.
101 said l7 tiny ol’ May. 1020'. l
HENRY \\'. URI-3m
Judge. 1
SOLVENT NU'I‘lCE.
l‘ii’l‘. ‘1‘}. OF AVTON NIZVISIIISKY.
Du: "'1lt‘lC1' 01‘ NOIIWALK. as.
:’ll.OBATL COI 111‘. May 0'. A. 1).,
“"6.
[-2 statu of Anton \‘t \c1isky; late of
INorwulk in call] Dislilci. del cased
The l curl. of l'r1ob1to [‘01 the Dis-
1111' 1" K4 411\\‘.1Ik. hath linilitd ulld
allow-.1 51V months from the (late
liv'i'mt' in: tho f‘i‘(.liil0l‘3 of said [:23-
t:,Ltt\ in l'~lilllll lilt‘Ii‘ claims (or act-
ilnmt-ni. 'l‘hosu uho neglect to pro-f
sent llit'i.‘ accounts, properly attest-1
(it). within said time. will be lichen;
1: l I. 101 awry. All Pt‘l‘SOnS indebted '
to: 1111 l. r..’lt" arc rcqurstcd to make-
imm- 111‘ 11;.y11uiit to ‘
\\'.\1'. I“. TAMMANY.
_. Administrator.
or
i 11hr. 1m (‘01 um) Atty”s
UNIONS FOUGHT FOR PEACE, . %
DECLARE ARTHUR PUGH,
ENGLISH
NOTE: Arthur Pugh. chairman of the negotiating committee
of the Trade Union Congress and the man whose signature on the
strike order plunged Britain into the World' I greatest industrial
battle, breaks his silence with this exclusive interview.
It was obtained by Milton
for NBA Service and The Evening Sentinel.
offered for its news value as the
partisan leader and no editorial
sentiments cgpressed.
STRIKE LEADER
Brenner, London correspondent
The interview is
point of view of an outstanding
responsibility is assumed for the
MONEY 'i‘O LOAN
moo to $300.00
On Your Own Ngna‘ tune on
lleueehold Furniture. which
remains in Your I'ouusiou
Salaries. Real Estate
_ Easy Monthly Payments
Up You Pay Per Month
660.00 ................ 65.00
010.00 ................ 00.00
“00.00 ......... ...... ".00
$150.00 ............... 88.00
‘20".00 eeeesseseoesol ."IAM’
6300.00 "6.00
Plus algal rote ofin inII-reet only
No bonus. fee. or err-vice
charge. t‘eniidontiel and (WP
mus—Money to be obtained
the some day applied for.
The Public Loan Corp.
so Wall St. Room :03
Norwulit. Cone. Phone am
THE MAN who has the backing
of several classified opportunities
need entertain no “All of the fu-
ture.
Pugh started life as a steel worker and is called the “in-.
ventor" oi the iron and steel
trades confederation embracing
all the unions in these industries.
By ARTHUR PUG]!
'i ONDON—Gcnerai steppago of
industry is in progrcfifor the first
time in the history of Britain.
The immediate cause was the
looking out of nearly a million mine
workcxs while negotiations for wage
adjustments were proceeding. and
the refusal of the mine owners to
(1ng to withdra’w the lockout no-
ticca and of the government to ob.
into their withdrawal so that nego-
tiations might be continued free
from threat by either side.
'Qic government insisted the
mine workers must agree to accept
a wage reduction before lookout no-
tices could be withdrawn and nego-
tiations osumcd on all other issues
covered y roport of the national
coal commission.
.Thls demand was resolutely resist-
ed by the Min-"i‘a' Federation of
Great Britain with the united sup.
port at the whole of the British -.
trades union movement. who con-i
tended that negotiatiofls must pre-
cede sgrecments, and the govern.
ment should insist. in respect of the
lockout. upon the cardinal principle
to which it applies, animal" that the
status one must he. wrforcd. and
maintained throughout the negotia-
tions.
The unions having determined not
to slronder the vital principle that
a single issue should not be settled
in advance. but that all issues should
be left open tor discussion and set-
tlement by negotiation. the govern.
mcnt abruptly wrecked peace of-
iorts of the general council and left
the trades union movement with no
‘sicrnost struggle for the rights and
siblc assistanca to the
minors.
The trades unions struggled for;
none".
But the government laud deter-
mined upon war.
l‘ndcr the guise of defense of the
Constitution. it preclpated this
grave national crisis in order to en-
force its own will upon the unions.
The general council of the
trades union congress has met this
combined challenge to the rights 0!
the trades nnioa ina dispute and to
the standard of lilo of the. mine
workers and their families by call-
ing upon approximately two mil-
lion workers in key industries and
\ltal serticcs to withdraw their. le-
her.
The response has exceeded all at-
pectation‘s. and almost complete
stoppage of'ludustry has? sued.
British labor is cage ed in its
well-being of its workers.
In a spirit of quiet determination
rad unity the workers will carry on
the fight hopeful that their caller
the resources. will enable them to
win through to an honorable con-
ciusiou.
Tliey’feel assured of the cordial
sympathy of all trades unionists.
not only in America. but in every
part of the world. and are confident
their efforts will be anxiously
watched by organized workers in all
countries. who will readily appre-
ciaic that British labor is contending
for principles and interests that are
vital and communito all.
alternative but to render all mog-
Tightening. the
l .-
An effort to encircle the globe in a shorter time than it was ever done
before has been begun by John Geldstronu. aviation writer. shown stead.
ing beside Hie plane above. and Morris Tltterington (inset). sereneutic
engineer. They called trcnt New. list-1r on the Aquitenia and expect to,
ally. Mg tn imoi'gumma do in their overland traveling by airplane. The present round-thc-world
1 record is 85 den. 31. hours and 86 minutes. ' .
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MAKE OFFER
6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE .
41 SPRING STREET
You can’t miss it—newly painted—looks brand
new—give it a thorough inspection, then make
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LoanS Service 7
If you 1.1141 111111111‘ for any timtl'e
'u-ncv, my will gladly loml it to you.
\\ 1‘ Lt‘lul I." to $300
in llutiet-kccpt‘l'.~
Note our new wiriilllil- repayment
til‘Ill."ilill.: .
6.". ninmhly. llllih 1.111111! inturost. ro-
puys to”. 3?.) or $1110 rash loan.
30 11101111111; plus 1:111'1111 lill'il‘ehl. rc- 4*
pays 390 or $1211 rush loan,
37 monthly. plus lawful interest. ro.’ .-
pdys $105 or $110 cash loan.
83 monthly. plilh 1.1wt‘ul interest. re.
pays $100 L'llail luau. ‘
$10 monthly. pins lawful interest.
repays $301) cash loan.
$l5 monthly. plus iuuiui llllt‘l‘f-Si,
repays $300 cash loan.
Beneficial Loan Society
Open 9 to 5:30 Saturdays 0 to 1' “
Licensed by the State and Bonded ‘
to tho l'ubllc '
us an offer. This house is going to be sold— 0
we’ve kept it vacant for you—no delay—move
right in.
Every room beautifully papered-very large
modern bath roem—set-in-tubs—Coal range—
gas—electrlclty. sewer,c city water.
.THIS BUY WILL REQUIRE
PROMPT ACTION
CALL, WRITE OR PHONE
“SERVICE THAT SERVES"
WALTER R. CO
REALTOR
General Insurance
IiNGS
23 North Main Street South Norwalk, Conn. 3
.- ., Office Pheneg3915 . Residence 3699
103%?) 8616‘: am Wittnunlmw. HOY econ
Wm guy /F #5 am no [r
a large double door safe
inquire at oflice of
J. M. LAYTON & CO.
Incorporated
Insurance and Real Estate
36 Washington St. Phone 30
. South Norwalk. Conn. ,
. YOUR CHANCE
A six room house on Garner
Street
At a price that‘s hard to beat
Come and see it any day
And buy in the installment way.
The Nigrl Gaeto Agency
Real Estate 8-. Insurance
Phone 3404 g. 46 50. Main St.
INDEPENDENCE
Store and dwelling on Cedar
Street
Doing business all complete
An investment worth your while
At a price that will make you
smile.
4.50 cmv m6
'35 acres. vineyard. orchard. ber—
ries, garden. woods, springs.
bungalow sites. only 3 miles
out. .Ilouso and ai‘icslan well.
Bargain, all for ....... 37,500.
m A I A I Miami/1.50
SENORWALKIUNIA ”
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. in order to give their employees
. rest from their previous trouble in
‘ getting to work.
. Southampton. testified today to the
_ cars with tin-batted crews. slowly
Financial District Deserted.
LONDON.—-tAP). The strike had
a more mechanical aspect today
than yesterday. As far as the city
was concerned the population was
restricted to the personnel of banks,
insurance houses and Lloyd's under-
writing rooms. most of the other
institutions. including the stock ex-
change were closed for the usual
Saturday vacation while commer.
cial work and factories shut down
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Tanks Move On Inndon.
IJONDON.-(AP). Friends of ar-
riving passengers at the Leviathan.
who went to meet the big lIer et.
absolute quietness of the country-
side. The signs of milltency. they
said consisted of a dozen armored
moving toward London from the Al-
derelict Military Camp.
Al? the his. shipping companies
report. they. have been able to move
their lorries to and. from the parts
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' * FOR SALE '
High Spots 0f. 5' Six room house with bath. Cen-
English Strike trial. PNlowly; pastysted and decorat-
- In News Briefs V... . c° '.
without interference from the Itrlg‘
we
Two family house. all improve-
ments. 2 baths. 3 ranges. :i fur»
naces. modern." Price $10,000.
Terms arranged.
For these or any others consult
'CANTY & co.
leeltorsmlnsurance
‘17 80. Help St. Phone 830
Y
. .A Rare Bargain
Seven room house in perfect cen-
dltlon on large lot in Norwalk
Price $5,200.00 .
Gall Mr. P. Keane—1230
Taylor & Golden Co}
. Reel Estate [Mellon .
lo. Nerwellt Trust Co. Pidg-
louth Norwellt. Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler