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Bills are mailed promptly on the date of tint inicrtion with the exception that In view of the courtesy extended they will be paid before the seven-day cash ‘dlscount h expired. The continuatio of the polic- is dependent on the co- operation given by the public in minimizing collection cs- penscs by prompt payments with original f‘actor y ANNOUNCEMENTS— 1—Deaths S—Card of Thanks I-In Memoriam I—Funeral Directors O-Monuments. Cemetery Lot. 9-'-Societies and Lodges ' 10—120“ and Found UTOMOTIVE— A~Automobilc Agencies 11~Automobiles For Sale a—Auto Trucks For Sale , S—Auto Accessories . ‘ d4—Garhges—Autos for Hire it-Motorcycies and Bicycles é ll-LWantcd—Automotive fi-fismnss SERVICE— , l i l is—Business Services Odered d9—Building and Contracting 31—Dressmsking and Millinery ‘ 22—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing 2,;3: BS-Insurance and Surety Bonds IE—Trucking—Storage *‘fle-Painting. Papering. Decorat- gi‘ . ns "5; its Professional Services *5, n—Repairing and Refinishing Iii—Tailoring and Pressing ‘: iti—Wanted—Business Service LO'YMENT— tbs—Employment Agencies 82~Help Wanted—Female 88—Help Wanted—Male 84-Help—Male and Female 86—Solicltors, Canvassers. Agents , 18-Situations Wanted——Femsle “' 91—Situatlons Wanted—Male " ANCIAL— ss—Business Opportunities 40-Meney to Loan-Mortgages i STRUCTION— ds—Local Instruction Classes u-Musical. Danclns'. Dramatic. IG—Wanted—Instruction STOCK— arc-Dogs. Cats. Other Pets fine-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles us—Poultry and Supplies lo-va-Wented—Live Stock HANDISE— 51—..Artlcles For Sale iii-sl—Bsrter and Exchange u—Boats and Acccuories Sis—Building Materials u—Business and Office Equip- ' ment . u-Farln and Dairy Products ”—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser ~- 31—Good Things to Eat se—Bousehold Goods ANNOUNCEMENTS med. Inst. Found to ”Male red setter. Reward. john field. Jr., Westport. Conn. ,_ This morning. brown envcl~ ”e pocketbook between Washing. (pa St. and Haviland St. So. Nor- hFinder please return to Sen- glue! Office. Reward. *— " FFMDAY—June 4, a. package of hugs was left at our door. Owner any have some by claiming prop- my and paying for this ad. Ill-s. gr. Jennings, 191 Flax Hill Rd" .3, ”on. 18‘s *— auroxorm: we own usszn cans meson Coach ~. Guy-les- Spt. Roadster W Sot- Tourins munch 3130 e mammals Mall dou’tsseiustwsatmweat hereceuein m. We 2‘: mothergoodbuys and will mnmgooduedcersthis ,v w‘ a CLAIMED DISPLAY AUTOIOTNI # m SILVICI IIICIANDISI “AL ISTA‘I'I POI ILL! 2 I Automobiles N N0 11 Cleaning. Dyfig. Mine so Humanoid Goods so Boll-es For his 04 A GUARANTEED lilCCONDl- HELLO Blur-New III" No. the Fort sALE-i-Combinauon coal and b‘Ul'. sum:— TIONED QUALITY CAR ISA ilrIT- old one cleaned block“ and gas range. Bargain. i Lowudea 2-innrily house with bath and 'l‘Eit our THAN A NEW CAR AT "hum-4 “1.40011; ":10"! 27:0 did Ave.. Phone aloe-J. electric lights. garage: 80.000: THE SAME PRICE the Job? he no as novst- ‘ small payment down. balance on We have available. at Noun" the in He: ac?" 11 1: full“; It. I Htfifl‘fisaflgmg? Soprln‘glr. 12:2; e"! terms. . Norwsl on u stci " - f 0. following reconditioned i ranklirrs at . D I re. made. renovated and "mu“ Till. r‘l DOE REALTY CTol 5“ prices which cannot fail to inlerest you. Each car represents an creep. tional buy. Number one: 1925 Series lo-C Sedan, run 11.000 miles. original factory Duco finish like new, bumpers, balloon tires—fully equipped-in brand new condition throughout. New car guarantee. Number two: 192i Series 10-0 Sedan. run 14.000 miles. This car- has been re-laoquered. and thoroughly overhauled. it looks and runs like new. The bumpers, head- light rims. huh-cups. etc.. have all been ronickoled, tile upholstery thoroughly oloanpd and will afford new car satisfaction to the most fastidious owner. New car guaran- tee. Number three: 1924 Series 10-13 (Converted to 10-0) Sedan. run 9,800 miles. This car. loo, has been oroughly gone o‘er. mo- chanlcaily. has been re-flnislred in Duco lacquer, its bumpers, hub- cape, etc.. have been re-nickeied and it would take a very discern- ing person to tell it from a brand new car. Disc vwhccls add to its already attractho appearance. New hl‘ guarantee. Npmbcl four:10"ll Series 11 Coupe. run only 4. 800 miles. Original factory Duco (polished) finish ill“ new. [This car is less than a ye old has the attractive new lines. and is in better condition, if any- thillg, than the day it left the fac- tcry. The price which we are quoting makes it perhaps the best buy in the list. It. carries a new car guarantee, of couhe. in addition to the 1. r'urkllns iistcd abox e, \\0 hate the following w uter- (0.11 d cars, (sch a bargain in its . class. paltui‘lil'lifi Nash adlanccd Six the pass, 2-Door Sedan, lull less than 10 000 miles. thoroughly ox crhaulcd, Duco finish like new. This car is in exceptional- ly fine condition ,bolh mechanically and with respect to its appearance. A 1924 Chevrolet Sedan in good condition. A bargain. A 1922 Buick 6 cylinder touring car priced for quick sale. We will be very glad to demon- strate any of these cars to prospec- tive purchasers THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO. Pltpne 1831 95 Wall St. Norwalk DEPRECIATION— Depreciation generally costs purchasers of new cars more than tires. gas. oil. and main- 'tenance put together. But few people gile enough thought to it. When you buy a Lscd Car with a good share of unused mileage you can often save th’ee 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 -—.\'ew tilcs _ .......... $600 1923 Packard- Six Coupe Nowpaint .......... .. 1350 1923 Packard ‘ Six Sedan ~New paint and tires' .1350 sseseeesess 192i Packard Six 7-pass. Sedan —— New paint 1924 Packard Eight Se- dan — New paint .. 2650 1922 Buick Sedan -‘Ll- mousine . ... 975 1922 Studebaker Sedan .... 650 1924 Hudson Sedan ....... 800 1660 1921 Hudson Coupe . .. . . . . . 300 1921. Hudson Coupe 550 1925 Stude‘baker Phle- ton ............. . . . . . 875 TIME PAYMENTS Ili‘ DESIRED. PACKARD BRIDGEPORT MOTORS. INC. 170 CANNON STREET. PHONE NOBLE. 9410. « FOR SALE—— One Ton Truck. a Bargain for 9300. 00 One Half Ton Panel Delivery for $325.00. Other L'sed Commercials and a few choice Tourings. W. R. AUSTIN CHEVROLET SALES 8: SERVICE. Scutll' Norwalk. ,Phone 1959. a iron «Ln... ~ Hun Touring 1922 8800.00 Hap Sedan. 6 cylinder 1930. $1,250.00 Jor‘darr. Brougham 1923 8750.00 Ford Coupe 1924 3250.00 . . VAAST BROS. ' Ohdiilac‘ . Dealers Hupmobiie. \ A PAYING a satisfied customer is our sun. laundering WANTED—Washing. individually done. Prices right and satisfac- tlon guaranteed. Collection and delivery. Just phone 4815-w. Moving. Trunking Storage as NAGY BROS-Storage. All kinds local and long distance trucking Piano hoisting. Special vans for moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime: sot-14 nights. EMPLOYMENT Kelp Wanted-Female 24 GIRLS WANTED—Apply Norwslk Steam Laundry, 43 Day St. So. Norwalk. LADY—(colored) wishes light house work part tilne or washings if dc- livcred and called for. Mrs. T. 16 Parndiso Street, So. Norwnlk, 1st floor. WANTED-Bright glrl to work in store. One who has knowledge of typewriting. Answer in own hand- writing, stating salary expected. Must be able to furnish reference. Address K clo The Sentinel. WANTED — Cools. Cnsmoermaid and Waitress, good wages. Nor- wailr Employment Agency. 90 Wall St. Phone 2508 Norwaik. WANTED .— Coupon «llQ‘ibutors, house to house work. Previous ex- perience not necessary. no se‘ing. liours s to 12 and 1 to 0:30. Wages 32:50 per day and car l’arc. Picas- ant. Healthful work. (live age, ad- dress and plrcrro number. Box 23 c|o Sentinel. Telephone 817. Norwsls Mattress Co. 49 Franklin Street. South Norwaik. Musical Merchandise FOR SALE—Used tairsu in exchange for another “Bremtcr” player piano. Price 915. 00. Small deposit. Balance Fox's way. Easy to pay. For Pi- ano Co. So. Norwalk. . 09 piano upright Walled To Buy 66 WANTED TO BUY—man's bicycle. good condition. 1’. O. Box 40. Rowayton. is BOOKS AND SOARD Rooms Without Board FOR RENT—2 nicely furnished rooms with all improvements in- cluding bath and hot water. Kecler Bldg. 165 Washington St.. Mrs. Brown. _ Roon- For Housekeeping ee FOR RENT-furnished rooms. con- sisting of 5 rooms n'llfl lurth. seven minutes walk from (.‘roiut and Knapp Co. Call arcs-J. sear. ssra'rn FOR RENT ‘ls Apartments and Fists FOR RENT—6 rooms all improve- ments. Inquire 10 1-3 liamilton Ave. So. Norwaik. FOR. RENT—~3 rooms. part im- provements free t'lt\Cll‘l(‘lly. $18.00 per month. Telephone 2238. FOR RENT—4 rooms with all irri- pr'oxemerrts. Garage and garden. Flatt St.. East Nol'waik. Inquire Morris Vogci. 14 St. John St. East Noru‘hlk, Telephone 1320. WAN'l‘ED—Middlc ago Woman in- terested in securing good home. to take care of invalid lady. No house work. Write giving refer- ences and wages expected. Address Sentinel. Box 23. WOMAN wants day work. First class laundrcss also. Apply Mrs. Marks. 51 Water St.. Sheffield Lunch. 80. Norwaik, Conn. WHITE WOMAN-wishes to go out washing and cleaning by the day. Address 89 Bouton St.. So. Nor- walk. Help Wanted—Male 39 POSITION OPEN To representative of character. Take orders shoes-hosiery direct to wearer. Good income. Permanent. Write now. Tanners Shoo Mfg. Co. 1624-0 C St. Boston. Mass. ‘WANTED—bright high school boy about 18 years old for day clerk. Apply Commercial Hotel. Railrpad Ave.. So. Norwnlk. WANTED—Boys to soil vanlii after school: send for so mples. Wakefield Extract ‘ Ssnborn- ville, N. H. WANTED—Six young men -— good pay and advancement. Crofut d: Knapp Co. Help-Male and Female 84 WANTED—Cooks 975 up. Couples 8150 up. general: houseworkers, both white and colored. gardener by the day. 95.00 per day. Apply Norwalk Employment agency. 90 Wall St.‘ Phone 2563. WANTED—Man and wife. man to drive ambulance and to be janitor of Nurses home. Wife to mph in Hospital. Comfortable living quar- ters in new garage. Apply Super- intendent Norwalk, General Hosa pital. Situations Wanted—Male 87 HANDY MAN—Building and clean- Aiso ' FOR RENT—4 room apartment. 12 Larson St. Adults only. LOWER APARTMENTle Gregory Blvd. 5 rooms, all improvements, new house. inquire on premises. phone 2680. T0 LET—Liberty Square apartment, all improvements, .‘inc condition. Just out of the hands of the dec- Oratdr. Rent 325 a month. inquire 04 So. Main St. Phone 00. “-7 T0 RENT—Nicely furnished apart- ment of 4 rooms and bath. all im- provements. Adults only. 4 Marian Ave.. Marvin Beach. Business Places For Rent lb A REAL BARGAIN. -—-1F‘ YOU LEASE NOW.— An attractive lease can be arrang~ ed for immediate occupancy. A new two story fireproof building on Knight street. Norwalk, 3000 sq. ft. on, each floor. suitable for an up to date garage, automobile paintshop. storage. factory, etc., Apply to Wil- liam Krusch. 82- 34 Main street, Norwailrw Houses the Rent 17 STUDIO—Barn At Silver-mine. Has bath. city water, electricity. large living room, dining room. studio with north light. three bedrooms. Land about 165x105. Restricted against business Price $7800. Mortgage 84000. John Crawford 7 East 42d Street N. Y. Residence Westport, Conn. Or your broker. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 9' Houses For Sale 84 3 FAMILY HOUSE—In East Nor- waikr Just painted andin excel. lent condition throughout. Only 92, 000 down payment required. Anflone looking for a good in- vestment should investigate here as 14 per cent can be realized on purchase price in rents. Call Mr. R. T. Norris, Springdaie Realty Co. Realtors. Norwalk 1941-12 or Washington St. li‘OIt SALE-Good I room house lot 50x150 price 93.000: “.800 takes a room house and 9 1-: acres. with stream running through pro- Dcrty. See The Tammany Agency. 121 Washington St. Phone 8941. FOR SALE—Several this building lots ill best sections of the Nor- walks, also farms. business blocks CASE FOR ALL LOANS TRANSACTIONS Do not hesitate if you need ready money for Spring expenses. Monthly payments of principal and interest arranged to suit your convenience. Privacy prevail. throughout the transaction. CON- FIDENTIAL PROMPT SERVICE. Under the State Banking Com- missioner's Supervision. Call, Write or phone Norwaik 9991. THE PUBLIC LOAN WANTED—Small house in good condition, quiet neighborhood. for local client. Willing to pay cash call 1210. Mr. Cane, Taylor d: Golden So. Norwalk Trust Bldg. AUCTIONS—LEGAL Legal Notion -— 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 Dietrich t'ily of Norwalk with the amounts of their respective assess- ments all as embodied in the report of the Committee of Froeholders and accepted and adopted by the Council of said City on June 81h. 1926. J. 8: J. Crrslr. Limited ...... 108.70 Vincent .h llosc l~‘asano ...... 40.19 Margaret and Sarah McClure and Margaret Dibble ............ 25.24 Fannie S. Bush and Bertha M. Cromloy ...... .. ....... . 19.85 Bela Lovay ........... .. . . . 48.20 William J. Iilcliugh ....... . 41.33 James ii. and Nora. F. White . 29.62. Louis alrd Mary Gall ..... . 38.66 Julia and Andrew Oravetz 98.10 Julia M. Ethel and Alexander Ganry ..................... 30.32 J. a J. Cash. Limited. .227.“ By order of the Mayor and Coun- cil of said City. Dated at Norwaik. Conn. this 12th ally of June. 1920. l STEPHEN norms. City Clerk. LUCY TORTOBELLA vs. SALVA- TORE NRTORELLA. ORDER OF NOTICE. LUCY TORTORELLA vs. SALVA. TORE TORTORELL. June 11. 1920. STATE OF CONNECTICUT. FAIR- lv‘lELD COUNTY. SUPERIOR COURT, SS, Bridgeport. June 11, A. 1)., 1926. Upon the Complaint of the said Lucy 'l‘ortcl-eila, praying, for rea- sons therein set forth, for a di- vorce. custody of minor child. and alimony, returnable to the Superior Court in and for 'F‘airfieid County. on the first Tuesday of September. 1996. It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that Salvatore Tortorelia. the said de- fendant. is absent from this State and gone to parts unknown. Therefore Ordered, that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Evening Sentinel. a. newspaper printed in South Norwaik. Conn.. three times successively, commenc- ing on or before the 90th day of (lune, A. D. 1926. HENRY P. LYONS. Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for Fairfield County. CLASSIFIED, ADS are the high- ways of opportunity. CLASSIFIED ADS will sell any- and houses. ALFRED K. ST. JOHN. CORPORATION 11 per-slung?! Em“. Phone 132a 300‘“ 303 C0mmm‘“ B““‘““' so Wall St. FOR. SALE—Very desirable 10 room house, 2 fire places. large porch. all' conveniences, fine neishbor- hood. lot 130x180. Price 99.600. AUCTIONS—LEGAL Only $2000 buys it. Mrs. Mann.” il ‘ Scaricw Ave. Phone 2334-W. mil“ . 13 TA ‘1') OF .lJZA J. TBOW- \Vanted—Ilcsl mm. as b 1 BRIDGE. ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Nor-walk. sa, probate court. Juno 14, A, 1).. 1926. Estate of lu‘dzrt J. Trowbrldgc late of New Canaan in said District, dc- ceased. Ordered, That the Administrator exhibit his Administration account. to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Office in Nor-walk. on the .2 day of June, 1026. at 11 o'clOck forcrloon: and that all persons in- terested in said Eslnio may be noti- fied thereof, the Administrator will cause this order to be published in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least five days be- fore said 22 day of June, 1926. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY W Mosley see the Home wrgtm I” 1‘0 .30. am able in easy incubate. Oak is truest shamed. Our friendly sis-vim ha enabled many homectemcrguldcscndbuynocdtlcs. Beneficial Loan Society Rogers & Sim-ens llldg., ltoom 203 21 Wall St.. Phone 2- 7-0-5. Nurwulk named Mel CLASSIFIED DISPLAY' YOUR CHANCE A sis room house on Garner Street At s. price that's hard to beat Come and see it any day And buy in the lnslullllloni way The Nigri Gaeto Agency ilclti Estate & insurance Phone 3401 40 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 hood. in South Nor-walk. CALL .‘lll. r. ESTATE 01“ SEYMOUR VAN D. CROFL'T. ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Norwalk, ss.. probate court. June 14. A. D., 1026. Estate of Seymour Van D. Crofoot late of New Canaan in said District deceased. Ordered. That the Executrix ex- hibit her Administration account to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Office in Norwalk. on the 22 day of June. 1926. at 11 o'clock forenoon: and that all persons in- terested in said Estate may be noti- fied thereof, the Executrix will cause this order to be published in a newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least five days before said 22 day of June. 1926. HENRY W. GREGORY, Judge. COOLIDGE CAMP lS CENTER OF FAMOUS GROUP Many Prominent Persons From All Sections 01‘ Country Have Enjoyed Section. PAUL SMITII'S. N, 1'.. June 16 (AP)-In selecting the Kirkwood camp on Osgood lake for his sum- mer White House, President Cool- idge chose a section of the Adiron-‘ dacks long famous for the promi— nent persons who come here from many parts of the country. The settlement at Paul Smith's, the community nearest the presiden- tial camp, comprises a summer hotel and a large number of lodges on Lower St. Regis lake. A list of the landholders around the small body of water would seem to have been culled from the social registers. Paul Smith's is named for the man who was a pioneer in opening this part of the Adirondacks to city - enemies ssavtcs man SPECIALIST. Your Trees Need ATTENTION smiles. Order Now for Spring Oust-smut! horns Proof Awnings swam AWNING 00. u Cove Ave.» .Phone‘2090 ing ce'lpools: grading, hedge cut- Stamford 4054. thing that anybody will buy. people. Smith. a native of Vermont. ting: lawn mowing: planting. nd . local trucking. James Fuller. 92 M“ A“ m” """" OUT OUR WAY - B WILLIAMS ~ streamers): ' . , w, y. -s, Articles m Sale at '. w " l PRIVATE SALE or oil and pastel “ATS, Atle‘MA?THE'-l ,- , paintings Thursday. Friday and AIN’rtN OMQREK i W a Saturday between 2 and 4 o‘clock. “1' 99 Seaview Ave.. East Norwslk._ “\I’l‘lxgnatlmigixjgl.‘ '.. h l . , __ a i F0 Exch ’5‘” °’ W CLo’ESMAT l-luirlf? .,_ TYPEWR‘TE“ Know’Wl-lenal NH. "‘ ‘ Typewriters. All Makes, Sold. Rented, Repaired. Exchanged. Add- ing Machines. 85.00 per month. places any make typewriter in your Home or Office. Why Rent. PLUMMER. TYPEWRITER EX- CHANGE. 156' Fairfieid Ave. Bridgeport. Conn. Building Materials ASHES FREE-for carting. Apply Commercial Hotel. 87. Railroad Ave» So. Norwaik \ Baum-moaned ls FURNITURE UPEOLSI‘ERING - Refinishing. cabinet making. our- tains. draperies. slip covers. ma- terials. Estimates. Artistic Inter- ior Decorating and Upholsteriug Co. 1 Havlisnd St. Phone use. REED. CANE—And Reed workers supplies. seats resented. William Akes. 54 Osborn Ave. East Nor- walk. " woosrsn A DAVIS A I. W00“!!! 11. w. DAVIS . ATTORNEYS AT LAW. tormesiy W U. S. m: Office. use min else-t. Brldcim - moor been» on Patents. upholstered supplies. Chair me New 1. 9.81m.“ EVERYTHING—In material that comes from the finest homes in the city. Plumbing. sash. doors. lumber Colonial msnteis and s hundreds of other things. See us. save money. PIONEER WRECK- ERS 68 Ninth Ave. NYC (15th . St.) “MW I. run .WOOD FOR CALI—81'.“ per cord'd ft. length. 912.00 per card out any size you maroon. Norwalk m. ”to, Construction ‘ 0e. Romain. . held nought we . et highsetpricee. If you have any :' iunkormetaitoeeibwewiualso pay bin prices. Call or write a. Jeffee. 91 Fort Point street. Phone «e. museum-ml i . q" . r $315 BASE. BALL GLOVE. $15 7 FV A'Ksl L. . ' :"““ cuss-:7 9.2... 2 ‘ - . .2 E: ; ”SUCH: ,Mgl—iAD, ‘ l , , '4! l f M‘!" -UHM’ tfi- 1 fl l - ‘ ‘ : l i 1k. ‘ +2 a ' " r "liq! , .. l ‘ l . A ll, \ . i. q ill . ' ‘ \“\‘e ' k. h \\\ .l r ‘ l\: ‘\ , “ 2 \ l r . til " / ' . i- . 4 ~ ' l . ' r JR‘VAM .u"_"“z VACATiONSJBP-GNNING' me cactus. bytheShhelldBmdedtoi-hel’uhlle ""“m Six room house with all improvements including steam boat. electric lights and bath, largo porch. also brick gamut". good neighbor- Price $6,850.00—Reasonablo Terms TAYLOR & GOLDEN CO. Real Estate “libltlll SOUTH NORWALK TRENT (‘0. P. S. List your property or wants with us for service. KHAN I 2—4230 BLDG.. SO. NORWALK, CONN. THAN beautiful, 6 rooms and places over offered. 23 North Main Street Office Phone 3915 FOR SALE 0N TERMS CHEAPER 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 bath, up-to-date, modern home, all improvements and situated in one of South Norwalk’s best residential sections. , The $38.00 covers all interests on mortgages, all taxes and insurance. This is one of the EASIEST TO BUY Price Reduced For a Quick role $7 .000 THE ONLY WAY TO SAVE BUY NOW! Call, ‘ Write or Phone. "SI: RVICE THAT SERVES" WALTER R. COLLINGS R E A L T 0 R General Insurance South N orwalk. Conn. Residence 3699 in 1859 purchased fifty acres of land and erected a little lodge near- the shore. His skill as a woodsman, his ability as a story teller and the ex- cellence of his table soon were re- ported abroad and it was not long before visitors were coming from afar. Theodore Roosevelt, E. ii. Harriman, .i. P. Morgan, Dr. Ed- ward Livingston Trudeau. Anson Phelps Stokes; William Rockefeller and scores of other notables have been his guests. And every guest became a warm friend. Paul Smith was a. man of vision. The fifty acres were gradually ex- tended untli they embraced a. vast preserve. Many of his wealthy guests purchased preserves of their own. often from him. The St. Regis chain of lakes became famous. The Paul Smith lodge grow into e. mod- ern summer hoteL FOR SALE Just off East Avenue: New Home containing 6 rooms. bath, large pantry, and all nrodern improvements. Terms made to suit purchaser: price -— $8.000, small payment down. DON'T FAIL ‘10 SEE THIS ONE THE FUDGE , REALTY C0. Washington St. Tel. 550 BY WILLIAM F. HOYTC SON Waco/rumor Yowe own/f: Brooksidc Court Houses Only One Left House, 9 rooms. lot 95:10:. "00 cash —- terms easy. Price 84.500. Don't miss this chance to get a home if you want one. Mariel/lit: 50. NORWALKIONM TO LET Show room and garage on one of the main streets of Nor- walk. A very desirable loft with about 3,000 square. feet of floor space. For particulars inquire of J. M. Layton Co. Inc. as Washington Street Insuram and Real Estate m as FOR SALE Modern seven room house, four large bedrooms. tiled bath with. shower. larse living room. open fire place. Hot water heat. Con- venient location. Price $8.500. Terms to suit purchaser. A Modern two family house. eleven rooms, two baths. two furnaces. Good location. Price 810,000. CANTY & C0. Issuers—Insurance treasurer. Phenom _-_ r. 39.91.»; (as. ~. a. '
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