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ANNOUNCEMENTS:—
[unbeata-
‘ Hard of Thanks
i In Memoriam
. Warn] Directors
4 ”Monumonts. Cemetery Lots
¢iO——Sdci¥ ies and Lodges
:IVE—and Found
'AU3‘0M
Ag-Automobilo Agencies
Iii—Autémobiles For Sale
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
18—Auto Accessories
. 14'—0arages-——Auto' for Hire
15~Motorcycles and Bicycles
Wed—Automotive
lips 83 SERVICE—
. lab?- usinese Services Offered
,‘ —Duilding and Contracting
l',ll—Dreasrnaking and Millinery
l z—I-Ieatiug‘. Plumbing. Roofing
gdswlnstiranc'o and Surety Bonds
fills—Trucking—Storage
flu—Painting. Papering. Decorat
:3 ing ‘
Il—Professioual Services
s-eRepairing and Refinishing
+rTailoring and Pressing
. l ' Wanted—Business Service
LOYMENT—
7. c3 Employment Agencies
82 Help Wanted—Female
88—Help Wanted—Male
u—Help—Male and Female
sis—Solicitor". Canvasscrs. Agents
glad—Situations Wanted—Female
jvt'l—Sltug‘tlona Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL—
sh—Business Opportunities
. iii—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—
48—Locai Instruction Classes
44—Muaical. Dancing. Dramatic
id—Wabted—Instruction
LIVESTOCK—
41—gboga’Cata-Other Pets
toe-Hogan. Cattle. Vehicles
'4s-Peultry and Supplies
so—Wanted—Live Stock
assembles—
51— dies For Sale
514-— rter and Exchange
”Joan and Accessories
ss-Building Materials
Bt-_-Business and Office Equip-
ment ‘
95—min Ind Dairy Products
56-4131“. [Feed. Fertiliser
' ‘7md mm to Eat
i
‘i
1
59‘36 old 00on
i 00—: 17. Watches. Diamonds
61—1“ nery and Tools
sac-Mil cal Merchandise
ez-a— dio Equipment
63—Seedl. Plants. Flowers
es—Bpocials at the Stores
85—‘Wenflnt Apparel
es—Waii‘tedLTo Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD-
s‘f—Rootns With Board
dI—Rooms Without Board
es—Reoins for Housekeeping
soavacation Places '
‘Il'J—Whei'e to Eat
‘ls-Whare to Stop in Town
1 .mted—Itooms or Board
unlit usurp FOR RENT-
inf-Khulna“ and Flats
- m Places for Rent
1s and land For Rent
_ Houses For Rent
Inf-0? and Disk Room
"Arab nip and Mountain - l'et
REAL nES'i‘A’l'lll FOR SALE—
Mannheim in Real mate
u—mlsise- Propel-ts For we
"aims and land For Isle
u.— uess For date
see- trier date
I . era and Mountain” — for
r! ‘ “rhea for his
Exchange—Reel his.
pied-m Estate
LEGAL—-
express our thanks fur the kind-
ncss, sylllpllilly llild ilowui‘s lll our
rtccnt bereavement.
Mr. and hire. .l.
' Viola I). Phillips
Lloyd Ii. l'hllllps. Jr.
I). Dcckcr
ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS SERVICE REAL ESTATE ’03 RENT
Card of Thanks a Cleaning, 01mg, Renovating so Apartments and Flats N
csnn or THANKS—We wish to HELLO IiiLlr—Ntw him No. the "0 LET-‘3 ”0"“ “'1'“ "WWW”
old one cleaned blocked and
trininvd Leeks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
lna list Shop. 11 N Main St. 3.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs,
Strayed, lmt. Found to
FOUND—Ii karat gold pin. at (‘alf
Pasture Bosch. Call at oillce.
i'uif Pasture ilcnch. Owner may
a satisfied customer is our aim. 32““: 1f)? 19310? Mr- or phoni-
i
Moving. Trucking Storage 85 Houses For Rent. a”
CELLARS and ccsspools cleaner]. 6 ROOM BCNGAIDW—wlili “mo
Light trucking. Sand. gravel and '
loanl for sale. Walter W. Brown.
job of hinhucknnlo Iloiel, lost bo-
twecn I'osi Uillco and City llall
\ia Water St. and Marshall i-lt.
have pill by proling property and Westport Avc.. Phone 163': Nor-
psying for this ild. walk.
LOST—«Set of plans for alteration NAG! 330931011". All kind.
local and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. ii ton black dumps. 100
prices which cannot fail to interest
you. Each cat. represents an excep-
tional buy.
Number one: 1924 Series 10-13
(Converted to 10-0) Sedan. riln
9,800. miles. This car. too, has
been thoroughly gone over. me-
chanicnlly. has been ro-flnlshed in
Duco lacquer. its bumpers. hub-
caps. etc.. have been re-nickelcd
and it would take a very discern-
ing person to tell it from a brand
new car. Disc wheels add to its
already attractive. appearance.
New car_ guarantee.
1920 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan 3125. 00.
' 1922 Studebaker Touring $275. 00.
1922 Buick Touring 3125.
192‘ Chevrolet Sedan. 3300.
1922 Cleveland Sedan $450.00.
We will be very glad to demon-
strate any of these cars to prospec-
tive purchasers.
THE NOIIWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 95 Wall st. Norwalk
1925 CIll-‘ \' llOLET touring car. bal-
loon tires. for sale ihczlp. C. .l.
0' liars (‘ 0., Phone 106:.
FOIL SALE—Buick. latest model
sport coupe (Big Six) with rum-
blo seats. In A-l condition, very
reasonable. Address I’rivntc Own-
; er clo Sentinel.
FOR SALE—
1925 Studebaker Coupo $1,200
1924 Buick Scdiln 550
1923 Dodge Sedan 425
1923 Essex Coach 350
VAAST BROS.
Cadillac Dealers Hupmobile.
oun 'momasr vim:
This year we have sold during the
first six months almost twice as
many Used Cars as we did lll 1925
or any similar period.
“'0 are confident we are offering
WA N'l‘ED——Cooks $7 I!
4! Phone .los. Kory. plutnbcr.’lil!."c°nm Ave. Phone 313 daytime:
Rewal'd- ' lot-14 nighis.
. AUTOMOTIVE MLOYMENT
Automobiles For Sale II Help “‘11.”me u
A G U A R A N T E L D RECONDI- lavrl-znllcvcicl) clerical w o i- k e r
TIONI‘IDY QlJALlTY CAR lS A BET- wanted. One with good hand
Tnlt my l‘IiAN a nl-zw CAR AT “rm“: p,..r..,.m1_ “abhor Co,
THE SAME PRICE 1‘2? Washington St.
We have available. at present. the
following rcconditloncd Ii‘rankllns at Gilli. \VAN'l‘l-ID—API'IW NOY‘VMK
Steam Laundry. 43 Day St.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL—lo work
Sundays. Chinese hull gains.
- (‘llli at Retail l’olnt.‘ Mr. Lee.
SALESLADII‘IS \\'A.\"l‘Hl)—.\iust be
experienced. Good my.
position for the right party. lief-
crences required. Apply to M.
Landau, 5 & 10c Store. 12? Wash-
ington BL. at once.
WANTED—Expemnccd girl opera-
tors. Apply Rubber Co. 127 Wash-
ington St.
WANTED—Girl to keep simple set.
of books and wait on electric
store. Apply at 28 West Wash-
ington $1.. or Phone 3097.
\\'.\.\"l‘l-Il)—girl to wash dishes twice
it day. Wages $23.50 weekly,
Phone 4236.
WANTED—Man for Shipping Room.
Must libs experienced. intelligent
and fairly well educated. Address
“Efficient" clo Sentinel Office.
Help Wanted Male
88
WANTED—Automobile p it i n t e l’
skilled in tall lines. Telephone
James I]. Ella. 1663 or 3490-2.
Help-Male and Female so
up. Couples
SIM) up. gem-rill houseworkcl‘s.
both white and colored.
Norwulk employment. agency. 90
Wall St. Phone 2563.
Situations Wanted—Male I!
HAND! MAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspools: grading. hedge eut-'
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller, 0!
Taylor Ave. Phone ails-W.
to Norwalk public sonio l'clll vulucs
lil Used Cars.
LIVE STOCK
1925 Studebaker Phaeton . . 5.8 875
1921 Nash Touring" uh)
1921 Studebaker Sedan 450 nm- 0mm Vilma“ “
o l .
3;; Engnbtj‘lfif; 33%;: Egg FOR SALE—Black horse. -2 years
‘ ,... old. true in all harness kind and
gentle. Nice :65} Stephen 0.
Kellogg. Phone 851-4.
MERCHANDISE
Articles lb! Iain S!
1921 Hudson Coupe .. ...... . 300
1924 Flint 4 Passenger Coupe 800
1019 Oakland Touring 100
1918 Mitchell Coupe 150
1924 Packard Six Sedan .. . . . . 1500
Packard Twin-Six Touring . . \ 175
”Fr
Packard Twill-Six 'I‘owno (far . - is)
Packard Twin-Six Coupc ..... -50
Cans imou rill: llliS'l“ HOMES
TIME PAYMENTS
PACKARD BRIDGEl’OilT
MOTORS INC.
FOR SALE—Scllcck History of Nor-
walk (1 to 10 inclusive) $25
Hull's Norwulk $15. Historical
collections of every town in Coup.
by Barber :15 cio Book Sentinel.
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by dhe day, week or moni "
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
3 Elizabeth St. Tel. 412'
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Westport
590
170 CANNON STREET FOR SALE—Tile following: ,2:_
NOBLE 3410 volt n. c. motors. 2-3 inn. 1.:
' }{.I.‘., 1.4 Ii.P.. 1-6 ma, also 1-30
HP. 110 volt motor and 100 Watt
500 volt D. C. generator. 10 tube
superhetrodyno with loud speaker
and A battery. Everything in good
condition. Will sell cheap. R. D.
Mclv'ibbin. Tel. 138-3.
Boats and. Accessories ' its
FOR SALE—16 toot v-bottomed
sloop. Marconi rig built two years,
sails and running gear new. .Bar-
' gain price. Phone Darlcn 237.
BUSINESS 31:th
Fuel. Feed. Fertiliserst as
TREE SPECIALIST.
Your Trees '»
Need A'i'l‘ ON
CERTIFIED TREES cums!
AEKELIANEB.
eras wooo iron sane-7mm
per cord 6 it. length. $11.00 per
cord cut any size you wish. Phone
_ Norwallt 869. Suite Construction
Co. Rowsyton Ave.
Westport
FURSITURIE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
36 Woodward Ase.
Phone 429
AWNINGS
Beautifui'designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
P 11°“ 272 . Household Goods
Business Services Offered to FURNITURE-Second sane bought
A Male:- at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell. we will'also‘
pay high prices. Call or write 8.
Jatfee. 87' Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
r
MATTRESSES—Bos springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows eti- all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 811’. Norwalg Mattress
00.. to Franklin Street. South
Norwalk.
The Fitzgerald Awning Co.
Muslim] Merchan‘ disc 02
First and New Ste. East Norwaik
'i‘el. soto
woos-ran a DAVIS
a it. women it. w. DAVIS
srromvsrs AT LAW.
COLUMBIA RECORDS—~We have a
line assortment at bargain prices.
10 inch for 23¢ each and 12 inch
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
Established 1m relepeo‘ne 1m '
BROWN BROS.
Foundry d: Electra Pieter:
Its" Garden St. Stamford.
PLATING: Nickel. Black Nickel,
Brass Copper. Si 'er and Gold.
Oxidising in any inlsh. Die Cast-
/
for tile. while they last. Fox Plano
Co. .
”Seeds. Plants; Flowers as
FOR SALE—Celery Plants. ileld
grown. fit) cts. per,;hundred.
dance at Shore 'Front Green-
houses.
Wantcd—To Buy . u
\VANTED TO BUY—pool table and
other“ fixtures for
Phone 1645.
pool room.
ings Nickel Plated. Steel Facing
on rolls. etc. Let us restore the
old finish on Antiques. Bran Ket-
WANTED TO BUY—2 second hand
canoes. Write r.—o. box.348.
ties. And-irons. Jugs. Etc. We
also specialize in refinishing ail
REAL ESTATE {03 DENT
Automobile Parts. Quality Work
Apartments andJ’Iq'ts - u
Prices Reasonable. trucking ia-
eilities. . _ . . . .
OPROIJTERINO — and cabinet
work. Picture tramiag‘ mirrors
APARTMENT-«six radius. .
in every way. redecorated. win. ‘
modern
Garage.
Phone 80".
dows. screened. Best
location in city.
and upholsterers‘ supplies. Chair .
* canins. etc. A. Bergetrom. New
l. O. 0. F. Bldgs So. Norwslit.
Minimise-toast.
'ro I.E‘i"--Ii‘ive.ro‘oms all improve-
ments. ‘Inquire A.‘Sil.ill.~24 Cot.
. tags St, I. Norwaik. Phone "9.1:
. J
steady I
Apply '
offered no attraction. Consequently
Inquire Ii.
1-1.
meats good location.
.Josclofi'. ii Scavlcw Ale. or 1’}.
Gorbam. «Washington St. .
’l‘H Ii BE ROOMS—all improvements.
improvements. at 64 Osborn Ave.
E. Non-walk. Itvndy July 15th.
SEAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE
Business Property For Sale .2
FOR SAL':~—Allill‘elfl restaurant. on
Boston Post itonll, one mile from
So. Norwalk ioivlil-d New York.
Stopping place for llllSSL'I all
. year round. l‘liono 128s.
Houses For sale as
FOB SALE—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 family house. 9 rooms. but
water host. hardwood floors, cloc-
trlc lights, gas. sower. price 87.500
to quick buyer. Box 399 South
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Good ! room house lot
50x150 price 83.000; 85.500 takes
8,room house and 6 1-: acres.
with stream running through pro-
perty. See The Tammany Agency.
123 Washington St. Phone 3344.
‘Olt BALE-Good six room house.
electric lights. gas. toilet. water.
a 0 two more rooms in attic, nf‘ill'
.\ crwin St. Will make some work-
ing man good home. Price 33650
part cash. N. L. l‘iyxbco I: Covc
Avc., East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Several fine building
lots in best sections of the Nor-
walks. also farmb. business blocks
and houses
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
ll Pershing St. Phone 1323
G 1100M HOUSE—Near llarbor
View. and large li-nl lot extending
through to another road. good
possibilities ‘33700 only $1200
down payment. Cull Mr. II. F.
Norris. Springllulo .llouliy Co.
Iicaltors Springdalo Conn. Nor-
' walk 194142 or Stamford 4054.
[All For Sale 85
FOR SALI'I— Excellent building lot.
60 x 170. Just of! East Ave, op-
posite the new llc.\iott school de-
velopment. situated in center of
many new beautiful homes. Ad—
dress Owner. c'O'Selltillcl.
83
Wanted—Real Estate
WANTED—One to four acres of
tlllable land with no buildings.
The best that $500 cash will buy.
Not more than 2 miles from the
Center of Norwalk. Address M. P..
cfo The Sentinel.
President Of France
Gets Piano As Gift.
Also $200 Tariil’ Tax
, All Alllerlcnn piano house that
presented President Dounlerguo with
it sample has placed him ill a rather
embarrassing position. With the no-
tice that'ihe piano had reached
Havre came a request from the.
Customs authorities to pay 6,000
francs duty.
As a non- -plano- playing bachelor
the President had no great use it)!
the instrument and tho idcit (if 1
lug some two hundred dollals on it
he wrote to the Customs Dopartlllent
to explain that he had only aCccptcd
tli’é' present 'frolu courtesy. not to
hurt the feelings of the donors. but
that he had regarded the gift as
having been made to his office ralli-
or than. to hinrpcrsonnlly. He added
that ho Intended to leave the piano
at the Elysce~Pnlacc on tho expira-
tion of'hls tc‘rm ob office ill the
hope that it would be of more use
to his successor. Therefore he asked
if the authorities thought that hi.
Doumcrgue. the private individual
ought to be asked, to pay the duty.
rm: CLASSIFIED ugly in the
sure way of finding-out what is he~
INDUSTRIAL NEWS
STORM RAISED
HAVOC Willi
PHONE WIRES
Wire Chief Cox and His
Men Worked All Sunday
To Repair Damage Done
By Thunder Storm. ,
._.____.
What the relatively slight thunder
simmers late Saturday afternoon did
not do to the telephone wires and
Sl'l‘HCt) ill some sections of the city.
in not worth mclilloninog.
“'ll'e Cilici‘ David 0. Cox and his
tillnil worked all day Sunoay re-
pllilnlg the damage that lightning
.ilil Saturday. There were several
polio thrown to the ground while
lduin‘u wires were twisted around
lllully other poles.
ll\ll' on Westport avenue henr
\\.l|‘.l 1- u\t‘lluu a large tl't't: aCi'OSS
ill" nil-cs made a terrible nlcss and
it, “as worso out in West Norwalk
nv..r the seminary of the Holy
(illilbl. ll‘nihcrs.
llut the local cable force made
'HillllL work or the damage and scr-
\Otv “us restored in good time.
'lllrro is a meeting slid luncheon
oi" lill: district plum. conference
mind at Cllump's Farm in Bridge-
pml today. This is the monthly gas
lll'iillg.
'lllose front the local exchange of
[ill Southern New England tele-
pliollo company present nic David
U. l.'o.\ wire chief; liouald C. Wil-
sun, illlt {ulinliim lhluaid Morm-
liy. l-xpl'i:scliiliti\c: Joseph "Lefty”
U I'ollllcr. ulltl Milton Nichols.
John W. Van Alstyne. supervisor
of lag counts. from the New lia-
vvn general office was at the ox-
iillllllgll, yrslf‘l’dl)’. "I'i‘c COUDIB" is I
lll'\lt‘l' for numbering.
livllvurli Killian ot' the wire chief's
(Ol‘ti: is spending his vacation visit-
ing local shore resorts.
.\ll>'s Evelyn Gainer. toil line su-
pcl‘visur. motored eler Boar Moun-
toil: bridge and Siol‘m Kills highway
“llil ll party of friends. Sunday.
_.._._._
\“diii‘l‘ Jordan, manager of the
ctclmlgc has leased the residence at
it Lyllos Place and Mrs. Jordan and
Illl'll‘ daughter. who are at Wood-
lnonl will shortly remove to this
city.
l‘..llpll Bray. switchboard repair-
man. is in Tobyhanna Pa. with the
Nflimllill Guard unit from Norwalk
for two weeks.
Miss Harriett Moore. of the busi-
ness office had the misfortune ’to
» cut her foot on a broken boitlc. while
in swimming at Calf Pasture Beach.
last Sunday. I
Don Foley, cable foreman is on it
two weeks‘ vacation. Hell in Hunk
ington L. 1., this week.
NASH COMPANY
Will MAKE. 90
PUMPS FOR GOVT
Local Centrifugal Device
Saves Great Deal Of Ship
Equipment — I. C. Jen-
nings Inventor.
The Nash Engineering Company
has received an order from the Unit-
ed Sthtca Shipping Board 'for 90
centrifugal pumps, which will he
ing offered by the entire community.
OUT OUR WAY
C’ MOM
S‘l'iFFV '
HEAH '5
. ,WHERE.
we err
LOFF :
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REAL ESTATE
NOTE.
All over the chili/rd world it is
man's ambition in 0““ it home
And IOI. "i'l‘i‘ is ill! illulnrilllliiy
to own it real lltlllll.
Six beautiful well decorated
room, large pastries and
open porch, a bath room that
is built to perfection and a
foundation that is a, credit to
the builder. All modern im-
provements. On a lot 50 x
105 ft. The price is $8,500.
Mortgage can be arranged.
For Service Call
Mr. Keane
1230
Taylor & Golden Co.
Real llsiulc Division
50. Norwnlk 'l‘rlht (‘0. Bldg-t
So. Norwnik. ('nnli.
“'0 blue 83.500 to place on first
mortgage.
1c icial
lllllllllllll llllili illli Milli—[liq
LOEIIIS
Our Scientific Budget
Books
If you have many pressing bills to
bepaid. ornccd moneyi'ornny
stringency, come in and
ictussbowyouwhatmrncwscim-
tific bndpt can do for you.
[lady Leena up to 8300
uni-runs Dolph-Mist“ Chanel
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
lingers a Mctt‘ils lil:l.'r.. 2: “on m- llnuni :.'u:i. \"iitulk H. 2 7 or.
figs-em whoa-amnes- sai-dossio l
lillll'il
l
FOR
ONE OF ’EM
An eight-inch shell. or what was
left of it after illo “1'0 and explosion
at the navy ammunition (lcpot. at
[rake Denmark. .V. J., held by
Bruce Wilson of .‘lorrisioun. N. .l.
The shell [ragillcnt was picked up
on top of o lllll overlooking the
valley ill which was the depot. It
was buried half a mile from the
scene. I
tor to Diesel motor equipment on 90
government vessels.
The centrifugal pillllp for this pur-
pose slipplnnis the old piston pump
which was formerly use-d. It was
invented recently by Irving 1?. Jen-
nings. president of the Nash En-
glncerlngtti‘o. .
Mr. .Jcnlllilgs .lins .COIlil'lllllii‘d
mully inventions during the past
few years, which are wry esscnlial
to efflcicli't power for steam shovels.
'l‘llu ccntriiugul pump. in: said this
morning. is'onc of his most import-
ant contribulions ill recent years.
Through its use. there is :l great sav-
ing lll ship cqlllpllil-lil. for it ubol-
islios the old piston plllllp whth was
(onsidercd a necessary requisite for
Diesel motors. The centrifugal pump
has the power of d rnwing \vlltcr di-
rectly for vapor power. as well as
furnishing puller for tile ilioiors.
William H. Church( 14 Burwcll
strect. recently received it patent for
used in the conversion of steam mo-
t.
,
(
(L ( “a
an oilling device for bearings.
By WILLIAMS
' dR-WilltAlb 5
ALL MODERN
$6,
venience and with
for.
to show for your in
receipts when you
than rent.
ACT NOW!
General
23 North Main Street
Office Phone 3915
SALE
6 ROOM UP-TO-DATE HOUSE
lMPROVEMENTS
EXCELLENT LOCATION SO. NORWALK
300
WHY BUILD—when you can purchase
this delightful home with every con-
many extras for a
price far cheaper than it can be built
WHY PAY RENT—and have nothing
oney except a lot of
can purchase this
exceptional bal'gain on terms cheaper
WHY D E L A Y BUYING —— when a.
small cash payment and such easy
terms make you your own landlord.
IN VESTIGATE! I .
CALL, WRITE OR PHONE
“SERVICE THAT SERVES"
.WALTER R. COLLlNGS
REALTOR
Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn.
Residence 3699
WILTON
Among those who participated in
the staging of the Norwalk pageant
werd‘lllr. and Mrs. Waller Sterling
and little son Francis. Miss Eleanor
Jcnks of Boldell Hill. Walter Bas-
sctt. Miss Blanche Smith. Middle-
brook school teacher, and her two
younger sisters. Elsie Carlson. Ear!
Whitney, Iiuth Wiley and two sl
tors and others from Cunnondnle.
They are all loud in their praises of
the efficient training given them in
their acting by Lcwcllyn Knapp who
had charge of the entire production.
The scene in which they participated
represented the purchase of Nor-
walk by Ilogcr Ludlow from the
Indians. The gorgeous costumes
which Mr. Knapp procured for the
actors from the Norwalk Order of
Red Men added much to the scene
and all the Wilton and Can-
nondsle people take this means of
thanking the order for their gener-
ous co-operatlon. .
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Mrs. Marietta Hill. who has passed
her eighty-fourth birthday. and her
daughter. Mrs. Helen Hill Godfrey.
have Just returned from Cape Cod.
where they were the guests of Mrs.
George Jenkins. formerly Marcia
Godfrey. “
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W. H. A.’ Fischer gave a dinner
party at Dorlon's on Sunday to
celebrate the 81st birthday of Mrs.
Bryan Cooney. mother of Mrs.
Fischer. Several guests were preheat
from New York and Brooklyn, be«
sides the immediate family.
' O O 0
Miss Leila Whittier and friends
are occupying the‘ bungalow of
Ralph Rounds on Iiurlbutt street.
Miss Whittier is an art critic em-
ployéd by Knoedier. New York.
Samuel and Francis Young. sons
of sclectman Capt. Henry A. P.
Young. the Misses Janet and Alice
Schubert. the Misses, Janet and Cyn-
thia Moore and Lawrence Moore
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. A. Fischer at Wood!
Crest. The young people are planning
tennis matches boating. swimming
and musical entertainment for the
sinner vacation. and expect other
young people to ioln them.
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,YOU NEED a store if you intend
to become a storekeeper—in which
case you need the help of the clas-
sified section.
PEOPLE who wish to rent ofilccl
and desk room tell you what they
‘have to interest you in the clawilied
“fl-~‘ J
f v. r '1 . . up
‘ LiII . .- :1 7 -u. I
~ .Qllunns, _
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.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
TEL. 35
A
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 .GAETO AGENCY
Real Estate 8: insurance
Phone 3494 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.
FOR SALE
Owner leaving town. will sacrifice
modern six room house with
every improvement. Lot 76 ft.
front. 2-car garage. Terms ar-
ranged.
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Two family h o u s Ga Gregory
' boulevard. A l l improvements.
Modern.
" Consult
CANTY & CO. ,.
lsaltors-«lnsursnee-A
lilalaisdt. Phenom
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