Here is
.7 . ,..—er I...
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife. Mrs
Anna White. com this day forward
Signed. .
THOMAS 13. WHITE.
AUTOIOTNE
murals n
A GUARANTEED RDCONDITION-
ED QUALITY CAB 18 A BETTER
BUY THAN ANY NEW CAR AT
THE SAME PRICE.
-,because it was built to give I def-
initely higher standard of perform-
ance. and because that performance
was built to last. -
Buying s. reconditioned FRANK-
LIN from us is sound' move. There
is no risk—our reputation. our re-
sponsibility. and s. specific guarantee
accompany each one. All have been
,thoroughly reconditioned by our
own mechanics in our own shop.
The values available now arO unus
uslly fine.
, Terms can be easily arranged—
with your present car at full value
as part payment.
FRANKLIN gives maximum all-
round all-year satisfaction. A no-
eonditioned FRANKLIN gives max-
imum value for your motoring dol-
lar. We urge you to call in person
or phone us for a demonstration.
. THE NORWALK FRANKLIN
COMPANY
/.
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35 Wall Street Telephone 1331
DEPRECIATION—
Depreciation generally costs
purchasers of new cars more
.‘ than tires. gas. oil. and main-
tenance put together. But few
people give enough thought to
it. When you buy a Used Car
with a good share of unused
mileage vyouvcan often save
three to'" five cents a mile-
enough to pay all operating ex-
penses for the life of the car.
1920 Packard Twin Se-
dan. Brewster Body
—-New tires ...... .
1923 Packard Six Coupe
, Newpaint...‘......... 1350
.1323 Packard Six Sedan
—New paint and tires
s...o-.-..-.
3600
,. 1850
'1324 Packard Six 7-pass.
' Sedan — New paint
. 1924 Packard Eight Sc-
1 dan — New paint .. 2650
‘1923 Buick Sedan - Li-
mousine ..............,.) 375
1923 Studebaker Sedan .... 650
, 1934 Hudson Sedan .......- 800
i 1921. Hudson Coupe ........ 300
i 1931- Hudson Coupe 550
“ 1325 Studebaker Phae-
1650
NI ton ‘876
; TIME PAYMENTS 1F DESIRED.
PACKARD ‘
BRIDGEPOR'I‘ MOTORS. INC.
170 CANNON STREET.
's‘oa unn—
Hup Touring 1923 8800.00
Eup Sedan, 6 cylinder .
1025 81.25am
[oi-den Brougham 1923 $750.00
90rd Coupe 1924 3260.00
_ VAAST BROS.
aniline Dealers " Hupmoblis.
ER IALE— e
Ono Ton Truck. 'a Bargain for
stoobe. ,
r
it!
' One Half Ton Panel elivcry for
”25.00. Other Used mmerolals
‘ and a. few choice Tourings.
W. R. AUSTIN CHEVROLET
, SALES d: SERVICE.
3 Wuth Norwalk.‘ Phone 1959.
XT susmsss muss
'T Tana: arms-r.
. ASHES FREE—to} carting. Apply
.
' moor-am-
soonsasn soaan
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
ls. Wanted-rentals u
WANTED —- At once — ex perisncod
cook and hou. worker. farm
raised, of middle age. while. intel-
lllsnt and responsible. Protestant.
by cultured American family of
four. living in country five miles
from Stamford. Conn. lilghest
wage's; year round. no laundry.
Rare opportunity for woman who
can prove her reliability and
loyalty. Write letter giving full.
details of your past work and
character references—which will
be thoroughly investigated. Give
addre- and time that interview
may be had. Mrs. S. ii. ltichcy.
Newfleld Road. Stamford. Conn.
WANTED-Bright girl to work in
store. One who has knowledge of
typewriting. Answer in 'own hand-
writing. stating salary expected.
Must be able to ftlrnlsh reference.
Address K clo The Sentinel.
WANTED — Cools. Chammrmaid
and Waitress. gocd wages. Nor-
walk Employment Agency. 90
Wall St. Phone 2363 Norwsik.
WANTED — Coupon distributors.
house to house work. Previous ex-
pericnco not necessary! no selling.
Hours 3 to 12 and i to .4230. Wages
$2150 pcr'dny and car hire. l’lcns-
uni. Healthful work. Give ugc, ud-
drcss and phone number. liox 2:
clo Sentinel.
WHITE WOMAN—wishes to go out
washing and cleaning by the day.
Address 89 Bouton St.. So. Nor-
walk.
Help Wanted—Male 33
HIGH SIHOOL BOY—who is will-
ing to work hard to learn sport
writing. Apply by letter to Roy
Downs clo The Evening Sentinel.
i.
WANTED—A boy over 16 years of
age. willing to learn lilaclllnlst's
tradc.o.\p'ply Cluctt. l'cabody 0':
Co.. Inc., So. Norwulk.
WANTED AT once is hell boy.
I Colored. at the Royal James, Nor-
walk. References necessary.
WANTED—bright high school boy
about 18 years old for day clerk.
Apply Commercial Hotel. Railroad
Ave.. So. Norwaik.
WANTED—Six young men —- good
pay and advancement. Croi'ut &
Knapp Co.
'Help-Male and Female 34
WANTED—Cooks 375 up. Couples
8150 up. general houseworkers.
both white and colored. Also
gardener by the tier. $5.00 per
day. Apply Norwalk Employment
agency. 90 Wall St. Phone 2563.
Situations Wanted—Male 32
HANDY MAN—Building and clean-
it cesspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. 92
Taylor Ave. Phone 3773-W.
' uncommon
Rooms We Bousoltevping OI
b‘OltiRENT—furnisbcd rooms. con.
sisting of 5 rooms it'ul bath. seven
minutes walk front i‘rofut and
Knapp Co. Call 37654.
REAL ESTATE FOR, RENT
. “rs and flail 1‘
FOR RENT—4 file room apart.
meuta at 1'3 and EG‘pl'lng 1‘ All
improvements. Cull r phone 33
Lows St. 'i'tlcphouc 502-3.
FOR RENT—6 rooms ulld all im-
provements. 16 Lowe St.
FUR RENT—6 rooms all improve-
ments. Inquire 10 1-3 Hamilpn
Ave.“ So. Norwnlk.
i-‘OR RENT—i room npnrtnlcnt. fl
Larson St. Adults only.
JULY iS'l‘-—-4 room. All improve-
ments. Ncnr Cu &. K. factory.
Adults only. inquire M. \‘eno. 21
‘Osborn Ave. East Nortvalk.
THREE AND FIVE ROOM—apart-
ments to rent in the Alden Apart-
ments Oil Webster St. Apply to Mr.
S. S. Velsor. People's Trust Co.
Washington St.
'1‘0 Lift—Liberty Square apartment.
uil improvements, .‘iuo con tion.
Just out of the hands 0f~ili dec-
orator. Rent 325 ll month. inquire
64 So. Main St. Phone 00.
TO RENT—Nicely furnished apart-
ment of 4 rooms and bath. all iln-
provcments. Adults only. 4
Marian Avc.. Mnnvin Bench.
Business Places For Rent 76
A REAL-BARGAIN.
-—il«‘ YOU LEASE NOW.—
An attractive lease can be arrang-
ed for immediate occupancy. A new
two story fireproof building on
Knight street. Norwalk, 30000“. ft.
on each floor. suitable for an up to
date garage, automobile paintshop.
storage. factory. etc.. Apply to Wil-
liam Krusch. 32-34 Main street.
Nerwalk.
Houses Fel- Rent. 77
STUDIO—Barn At Silvcrmine. Has
hath. city water. electricity. large
living room. dining room, studio
with north light. three bedrooms.
.Land about 165x105. Restricted
against business. Price 67800.
Mortgage 34000. John Crawford 7
East 42d Street N. Y. Residence
Westport, Conn. Or your broker.
am serum roll sass,
Houses m Saie S4
3 FAMILY HOUSE—In East Nor-
walk. Just painted and in excel-
lent condition throughout. Only
2,000 down payment required.
Any one looking for a good in-
vestment should investigate here
as 14 per cent can be realized on
purchase price in rents. Call Mr.
R. '1‘. Norris. Springdale Re y
Co., Realtors. Norwalk 1941-13 or
Stamford 4354. -
Articles For Sale 81
FOR SALE—Buffet v35. dresser.
chlffonier. 2 metal beds. almost
new (oak) reasonable. No deal-
ers..19 Fort Point St. after 6 p. m.
For Sale or Exchange.
TYPEWRITERS.
Typewriters. All Makes. Sold,
Rented. Repaired. Exchanged. Add-
ing Machines: $5.00 per month.
places any make typewriter in your
Home or Office. Why Rent.
PLUMMER TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE.
156 Falrfield Ave.
‘Bridgeport. Conn.
Budding Materials
Commercial Ho l. 87 Railroad
Ave.. So. Norwal .
EVERYTHING—In material that
comes from the finest homes in
the city. Plumbing. sn'Sh. doors,
lumber Colonial mantels and
hundreds of other things. See us,
save money. PIONEER WRECK-
Ens 63 Ninth Ave. NYC (1'5th
St.) '
guarantor-aim so
o
Y us- Tress
,° N.“ its-rumors gran woon, son SALE—81".”
mm mm SPEOIAIJS’I.‘ W W“ ‘ “- 1°33“!- “7-00 W
A. I. m . gent Oil; any size you Willi. Phene
‘ CM orwal 253. Saute Construction
FM" 272 . W . n Go. Rowayten ~Avo. A
AWNINGS. H old
' ouseh . 400‘. 60
‘ Order New for Spring
"1: luarantsed Roam Proof Awnings.
7v mamas AWNING co." .
ll Cove Ave. Phone 8030
. “morass 1|
' WORD UPHOLSTERING _
. Refinishing. cabinet making, ous-
. t alas. draperies. slip COVOI‘. ms.-
l tsrials. Estimates. Artistic Inter-
’ tor Decorating and Upholstortng
Co. 3 Haviiand St. Phone 4136.
if WOOITEB a DAVIS
1 at. WOOITEB M. w. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS “I‘ll-aw.
formerly Enninero . 8. Patent
times.
ms unis street. Bridgeport.
sole for Bookleton mum.
mote. New
1.0.0.1.quth
FOR SALE—Cont nation coal and
gas range. 13a in. 1 Lowndcs
Avs.. Phone 3739-.7. .
FOR SALE.Dining‘room furniture
also other household goods. In-
quire 18 Hillside Place. tSoutll
Norwaik. ‘
FURNITURE—Second handpought
at’ highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell, we will also
pay high prices. Call or write H.
Jaffee. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone us. ‘ - ‘
marmosets—so: Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 311.- Norwsln Mattress
Co. 60 Franklin Street. South
. ‘~ all. remain as
r
NR SALE—Used upright -plano
taken ia~oaehsngo for. another
"Brewster” player piano. Price
815.00. Inaudeposit. Ensues
Fox's way. Eon to pay. For Pi-
ano Co. So. Noni-slit.
so
Wanted {a Buy
WANTED. ‘ "B —-man's bicycle.
goddcoa n.P.O.Box46.
.Rowayton. ,-
aooasasnsosan
“Manama so
you -mrI-e nicely males-:4
moms with an improvements in-
FOR SALE—beautiful modern six
room house. all improvement
one car garage. in Fairiield Park.
Owner anxious to soil. can be
bought at a bargain. Call 1230.
Mr. Keane. Taylor 8: Golden.
FOR SALE—Beautiful 8 room. mod-
ern house in fine residential Joc-
tlon, every convenience. ‘ 2 pear
trees. fire place. sleeping porch.
garage. fins trees. shrubbery, fruit.
grape vines. asparagus bed. Lot
100 x 341. Price $10,500. Extra
100 ft ”.500. ,
ALFRED K.“ST. JOHN
11 Pershing St. Phoud 1323
FOR SA th— " .
2-funilly house with bath and
l
electric lights. garage; 86.000:
small payment down. balance on
easy terms.
, THE FUDGE REALTY C0.
Washington St. Tel 559
FOR SALE—Good 8 room house lot
503160 price $3,000; 85,560 takes
'8 room house and 5 1-: acres.
with stream running through pro-
perty. See The Tammany Agency,
123 Washington St. Phone 3344.
lA-i thtoes II
NOTICE TO BiDDERS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the City of
Norwalk for extending the present
iicndricks Avenue Sewer 72 feet
westerly of its present outlet: bids
to he opened and read in public at
the ofilce of the Street Department
in the City iiull, South NOl‘Walk.
Connecticut nt 2 p. m.. Wednesday.
Jlino 13th. 1926. ’
The following approximate ql‘n'
tltics will be required:
25 cu. yd. excavation (mud and
silt). , ’
10 cu. yd. Class A Concrete 1-2-4.
1.000 F. n. M. 8x8 L. L. ‘1'. P.
stringers. '
700 1“. B. M. 10x10 L. L. Y. P.
Caus._
1.100 F. B. M.. L. L. I. P. 8"
planking.
72 ft. 18" Vit. plpc.
1.800 Common Brick.
1 Cast iron Manhole Frame and
CO\cr. . .
2.000 lb. Reinforcing Rods.
12 Pine Pllcs, 25-00 ft. long, 12"
die. at 2 ft. cut off.
5 Pine Batter Piles. 25-30 ft. long.
12" din. at 2 ft. out off.
The above items are cohlplete in
place with necessary bolts. fittings
nndmiscellunceus hardware.
Bidders are to personally view tlle
site and familiarize themselves with
condition prior to submitting bid.
Drawinx. specifications, proposal
sheet and form of contract are. on
file at the otllco of the St t Depart-
ment and upon npplicu on to the
Street Commissioner will be furnish-
ed to bidders upon deposit of 35.00.
this sum to be returned to unsuccess-
ful bidders upon return of these
plans. specifications, etc.. in 800d
condition to the Street Department
within five (5) days after award of
contract. A certified check of 8100.00
shall accompany cnch bid as ovi-
dcnce of good fnlth on the part of
the bidder that if his bid is accepted.
he will within five days of notifica-
tion of such acceptance enter into
a contract with the City of Norwalk
to perform this work. Checks will
be returned to unsuccessful bidders.
and to the successful bidder after he
enters into contract to do this work
and furnishes bond hereinafter call-
ed for.
The successful bidder will be re-
ach-(d to furnish bend to the amount
of $1,000.00. ‘ '
The City of Norwalk reserves the
rig'lt to reject any or all bids.
Signed,
JOSEPH DOMAN.
Street Commissioner.
-- NOTICE. - .
Notice is hereby given that the
following is a list of persons asses-
sed benefits resulting and accruing
from the laying of a sewer in Belle
Avenue and Chestnut Street. Second
District, City of Norwalk with the
amounts of their respective assess-
ments all as embodied in the report
of the Committee of Freeholders
and accepted and adopted by the
Council of said City on June 8th.
1926..
J. d: 1. Cash. Limited . . . . . . 108.70
Vincent's: Rose Fasaho . . . . . . 40.30
Margaret and Sarah McClure and
Margaret Dibble . . . . . .. 25.24
Fannie S. Bush and Bertha M.
Cromley. ..... 18.8.5
Bela Leyay ................ 48.20
William J. Mel-[ugh ........ 41.33
James H. and Nora F. White . 20.62
Louis and Mary Gull . . . .. . 33.66
Julia and Andrew Oravetz . .. 88.10
Julie. M. Ethel and Alexander Ganzy
. .. 89.38
J. & J. Cash. Limit . . 227.52
By order of the it yet and Coun-
cil of said City. Dated at Norwnlk,
Conn. this 12th day of June, 1026.
- STEPHEN DOKLB.
City Clerk.
Mark Twain had his hair mas-
saged daily up to the time of.hls
death.
The armor used by Joan of Arc
was especially made for her in
Tours. ‘
CLASSIFIED ADS are xorerunners
of good fortune.
Q
1
Governor Will Unveil
Pillar, at Sesqui Today
Special Honors For 13 Original States At Philadelphia,
Exposition—Tablet To Signers Of. Declaratlon Of g
Independence.
A
Connecticut, and the chief execu-
Governor John H. Trumbull. of
lives of twelve other states will be l
- AT SESQUI TODAY I
presrnt at the dedication of the sea-
qul-centcnulai international expo-
sitlon in Philadelphia today. to-
morrow and Wednesday. when
special ceremonies honoring the
first is commonwealths will be held
in connection with... the elaborate
Flag Day ceremonies.
Thirteen columns erected to thel
memory of tile signers of the Decla-
ration of independence will be un-
vclied by the governors of Connecti-
cut. Pennsylvania. Delaware, New
York, New Jersey. Virginia, North
Carolina. Georgia. New Hampshire.
lthode island. Massachusetts and ,
Maryland on the grounds of the scs- ‘
qul-centcllnial. l
The three-day patriotic fete is the
first great series of events since the
exposition's opening day on May 31. ,
A monster parade, replete with
patriotic. military and historic glow.
is the principal feature of today‘s
program. The Sedgwlck Guards,
the Putnam Phalanx. the New York
Grays. First and Second Company
Governor's Foot Guards. \vill repre-
sent Connecticut in the procession.
GOVERNOR JOHN H. 'l‘ltlldllll'llll
A faithful picture of the evacua-
tion of Valley Forge will be present-
cd in pageant form on the Valley
Forge camping grounds tomorrow.
A gay military ball for the visit-
illg men of the service and other
prominent guests of the city will be
held in the Auditorium in the eve-
ning. ~
Strangers in Philadelphia from
Connecticut will meet their friends
at the Conhecticut building on the
Exposition grounds. which will be a
replica of the famous old Senate
chamber at Hartford.
But for the watching thousands
and the modern note of the exposi-
tion structures. Philadelphia's
broad streets will again reflect the
stirring days of the Revolutionary
war as line after line of troops in
the blue of the Continental Army
come on and on in the historic pro—
cession.
General Pershing at its' head, the
four .mlle parade will assemble at
1 o'clock and march down the
Parkway to Broad street to begin
an advance on the Exposition
grounds through an avenue of wav-
ing colors where innumerable pa-
geants and processions have passed
before. Governors of the 13 Original
states will join the troops of their
commonwealths in front of the
Union Lessue. which has offered to
entertain them at‘ lunch. As they
take position at the head of the state
contingents. the parade will resume
in march to the exposition. Here the
governors will unveil and dedicate
the 13 stately columns at three
o‘clock. part of the sculptural decor-
ation of the exposition. each bearing‘
a greatbronso commemoration tab-
let engrand with the names of each
state's signers of the Declaration of‘
Independence. The commonwealth
sell adoms each tablet. o
Von Kluck Observes
Birthday, Gets '
oto'Of the Kaiser
ral Alexander Von Kluck.
whose valry was headed off at the
Marne early in the var. Just pass-
ed his 80th birthday at his home in
cellént health and spirits.
President Von Hindenburg sent
him a cordial autographed letter:
the ex-kaiser frorn his retreat at
Doorn came forward with the in-
evitable signed "photograph. and
even the former crown prince sent
a congratulatory telegram.
naments for the women with prizes
golf sticks and special
Tables for bridge will be provided.
Two interesting trips for the we-
Old 'l‘ownc Mill—built by John Win-
tllrop tile Younger in 1650; the No.-
than Hale School House; Yo All-
cient Burial Ground. dating back to
1045; the submarine. base. the bean-
tiful Connecticut
men. which commands a. sweeping
view of the Thames River and tile
New London Harbor;
Guard‘Base. where to patrol vessels
are berthed: and other spots of un-
usual interest.
boat trip Wednesday morning across
Long Island Sound to Fisher's Is-
the Gruenwald hero. He is in ex- land where Fort Wright will be in-
spected under the direction of Col.
Ferguson. the commandant. For the
benefit
crews will, demonstrate how
giant defense guns are wheeled into
action.
the a tea and reception for the we-
womu wul
BE ENTERTAINED
AT dilution
HARTFORD, Julie 14.—A pro-
gram of especial inlcrest to women
has been arranged in connection
with the 27th annual convention of
the Connecticut chamber of Com-
merce to be held at the Hotel Gris-
wold. Eastern Point, Tuesday and
Wednesday, June 22 alld 23.
Tile New London Chamber of
Commerce has selected the follow-
ing women's committee which has
Sordid”!
‘ tIos-Ill'gy'gmadsowmmrum
W
l p... o. «more» i. N... which "You Cannot AW T° ”3"?“
‘ cmsnmn etsruv.
OLASIUIED DISPLAY
CASH FOR ALL
LOANS
. TRANSACTIONS
" I a. H Do not hesitate if you need
" m “to.” ready money for Spring expenses.
To loom Monthly payments of principal
mtg: W“ Only and interest arranged to suit your
I ' convenience. Privacy prevails
Orr friendly h” ambled many throughout the transaction. CON-
to most emergenciessnd buy ascsglties.
l-‘lblix'l‘lAL PROMPT SERVICE.
Under ‘the State Banking Com-
missioner's Supervision. Call.
Write or phone Norwalk 3931.
THE PUBLIC LOAN
CORPORATION
Commercial Building
30 Wall St.
Beneficial Loan Society ‘
lingers & Sicvclls Bldg. lioonl 203
27 Wall lit" I'llonc 2-7-0-5. Nortvulk
Mel
a i
lloolll 1‘08
NOTABLE OFFERS are continu-
ally appearing in the classified
FOR SALE“:
ON TERMS CHEAPER
THAN RENT
HERE IS A WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITY TO OWN
YOUR OWN HOME
$38.00
per month
Just think, $1,000 cash and $38 a month buys this
beautiful. 6 rooms and bath, up-to-date, modern
home. all improvements and situated in one of South
Norwaik's best residential sections.
The $38.00 covers. all interests on mortgages, all taxes
and insurance. This is one of the EASIEST TO BUY
places over odered.
Price Reduced For a Quick Sale
charge of the two-day program of
special events for women: Mrs.
Walter S. Gardc. Chairman; Mrs.
William L. Aplcy; Mrs. J. I’. 'l‘. Arni-
strong: Mrs, Clifford H. llcldeu;
Mrs. Edward Bloom; Mrs. Theodore
Bedenwcin: Mrs. Waldo E. Clarke;
Mr. William C. Fox. Mrs. Prentice
M. Hatch; Mrs. James G. Hammond:
Mrs. P. Leroy Harn’ood; Mrs, Al-
fred Pollock; Mrs. Ezekiel Spitz.
There will be golf and tennis tour-
of
in the form handsOme cups.
trophies.
mcll have been arranged—one b
motor and one by boat. '
The motor trip will take in the
College for “'0-
the Coast
Plans .ire being perfected for a
of the visitors. battery
the
. $7 .000
. THE ONLY WAY TO SAVE
BUY NOW!
Can, Write or Phone.
.“SERVICE THAT SERVES"
WALTER R. COLLlNGS '
REALTOR
General Insurance
23 North Main Street " South Norwalk, Conn
. Office Phone 3915 Residence 3699
——
men at the home ‘of President Ro-
gers of the state chamber and Mrs.
Rogers witich"has a d Shtful loca- YOUR CHANGE
tion overlooking Long sland Sound. A six room house on Garner
Transportation for the women at Street
At a price that’s hard to beat
Come and see it any day
And buy in the installment ,way.
The Nigri Gusto Agency
Real Estate & Insurance
the convention will be available in
the form of three palatial motor
coach buses which have.bccn. fur-
nished the state chamber through
the courtesy ofthe New England
Transportation company.-
Mrs. John T. Trumbull is chair- Phone 3494‘ 40 50- Mun 3-
man of the state-wide women‘s com- INDEPENDENCE
mittee and Mrs. Rogers is vice- Store and dwelling on » cg“,
chairman. Mrs. Trumbull's commlt- Street
tee is composed of many prominent Doing business all complete
Wednesday afternoon there will
FOR SALE .
4 SOUTH .NORWALK.
'rgo apartment house about. five
mi 'tes front station. remodeled. all
improvements, steam heat, earning
evpr 32.000 yearly. Can be purchas-
ed at a sacrifice and on easy tents.
Don't investigate unless you have
confidence enough in your own
knowledge of South Norwalk values
and location to enable you to act
quickly. An excellent investment
earning over 12 per cent on entire
equity. ‘ . ‘
‘ Call.‘ write or phone.
' "Service that Serves." -
WALTER R. COLLlNGS. .
“ . REALTOR. -
‘ , 23 North Main St.
rhino. ms
Americas-gallon -
Auction Sales ‘
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
01“ e
George's Confectionery
9 Main stregt
Norwalia .
Tuesday June 15 at 11 o'clock.
. . (Standard Time.)
,' malnouris- oi
ESTATE OF SAMUEL TAYLOR.
‘ SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as.
PROBATE COURT. May 29. A D..
1326. 4
Estate of Samuel Taylor late of
Norwalk in said Di rict. deceased.
The Court of P hate for the
District of'Norwllk. hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for ths creditors of
ma Estate to exhibit their claims
for oe'ttiement. Those who neglect to
‘ present their accounts. properly at-
i . within said time. will be de-
a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are mounted
to make'lin, to mutant to
SA “ I. VELSOII '-
‘ ' Administrator.
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smile.
BY i F. HOYT‘ SON
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FOR SALE
Modern seven room house, four
large bedrooms. tiled bath with
shower. large living room. open
fire place. Hot water heat. Con-
venient location. Price 88.500.
Terms to suit purchaser.
Modern two family house. eleven
rooms. two baths. two furnaces.
Good location. Price 310,000.
CANTY & C0.
WOO
For Two Weeks Only
House 6 roOms, Over 100 ft.
front on Smith street.
Price only $3,300.
lst mortgage $1.5“.
17Io.liain8t. ransom“
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2435
“In“ TO LET
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”4 NORMLKJOII Show room and garage on one
of the main streets of Nor-
walk.
V FOR SALE .
Just of! East Avenue; New
Home containing 6 roolns. bath.
large pantry. and all modern
improvements. Terms made to
suit purchaser; price — 88.000.
mall payment down.
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THE FUDGE
l REALTY 000
A very desirable loft with
about 8,000 square feet of
floOr space. For particulars
inquire of
J. M. Layton Co. Inc,
86 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
.wulllum st. Tel. use
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Norwalk Chronicler