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ANNOUNCEMENTS—
1—Deaths
2.0m.“ Thanks
d—In blemoriam
I—mneral Directors
Gallonuments. Cemetery Lou
0—Societies and Lodges
10—Dost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-—
A—Autoruoblle ‘Ageneles
11-Automobiles For Sale
lit—Auto Trucks For Sale
13—Auto Accessories
ld-rGaregeswAutos for Hire ...
15-'_-Motorcyeles and Bicfiloi -
‘17—Wanted—Automotivs '
BUSINESS SERVICE— .
18.—Business Services Offered
:gi—B uildlng and Contracting .
q—Dre'ssimtklng and hilllineu
22+Reatlng. Plumbing. 110an
. 28.—Insuranee and Surety Bonds
. lecklnp—Storsge '
’ xde—Psinting. Papsring. Decorat-
‘ lng
28'—Profeselonal Services
zest—Repairing and Refinishing
ao-L—Teiloring and Pressing .
IlaWsnted—dsusihees Service
' EMPLOYMENT—
tt-sw-Ernployment Agencies
1 liq—Help Wanted—Femsle it
88-Hour Wanted—Male
f Sta—Help—Male and Female
soaclieitors. Canvases". Agents
ass-Situations- Wanted—Female.
fl—Sltuatlons Wanted—Male
T'INANCIAL—
as-Buslncss Opportunities
. Ill—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION-—
da—Locel Instruction Classes
u—qusieei. Dancing. Dramatic
id—Wnnted—Instructlon
LIVE STOCK—
41-— ogs. Cate. Other Pets
‘40— areas. Cattle. Vehicles
dt—Poultry and Supplies
Io—Wsnted—Live Stock
MECHANDISEa. . '
Ila—Articles For Sale-
lbw—Barter and Exchange
lea-Boats and Accessories
u—Duilding Materials
Ida—Business and Ofdcs Equip-
bent
35—Farm and Dairy Products
Id el. Feed. lfertiilzer i. ._
‘1 d Things to lint ‘
lo-Seunhold Goods
"Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
dt—Ilschinery and Tools
‘dl—Musical Merchandise
’dl-fi-Radlo Equipment
68—SeM-J’lants. Flowers
0 ',et,ihe Stores , ~
dl—Wearing Apparel '. '4!"
dd—Wsnted-u-To Buy ,;'. .
1100MB AND BOARD—
ot—Rootne was Board
sl—Rooms Without Board .
00—300m- lor Housekeeping
to—VscIEOn Plaeeb
Il—Wliers to Est
1::‘Wheu to Stop in Town
—Rootne ofBeerd
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-e
ids-Apartments and Fists
iii-Business Pisces ’10s Rent _
".m- and lend For Rent
"—anopses For Rent '
choruses-6mm,”
too-Shore end
Rent
REAL ESTATE FORSALE—
R—Brokerria Reel Estate
sz—Buslne. Property For Isle
se—Fsrnu and Land For Isle
u—Iionses for Isle ’
15-14:. For Ssle
u—Sbore and lionetein - fit
his
fl—Buburbsn For Sale
. ".7. Baggage—ass! Estate
”—Wsnied-Real Estate
'UCTIOWW,
...—Auction Sales
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ANNOUNCEMENTS MERCHANDISE
its-eyed, Loot. Found 10 Articles For Isle ll
ll‘t)l'Ni|7.\ i'ow bout ol‘f Fitch's lll'.}llll\'(} STONE—100 losds. will
Point. owncr may have sumo by
calling 1310.
LOST—Wrist watch. Finder kindly
return to Sentinel Office.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 1-1
A reconditioned Quality Car is a
better buy than any ncw car of
the same price. We will be glad to
deliionsii'uio any of the cure listed
below. Each of tho l~‘rnliklins runs
and looks like new and carries it
new car guarantee.
A NIH—Series 10-l3 (Changed to
ill-1‘) Franklin sedan. run only
6000 miles. Original factory finish,
like new. ‘
A ISM—Series 10-13 (Changed to
10-C) Franklin sedan. refinished in
Ducu. balloon tires. disc wheels. Iiun
10.000 miles.
A 1024~Scrics 10-(‘, Franklin so- ‘
dan. refinished in liuco. balloon
tlrcs..llun 21.000 miles.
In addition to the l<‘runkllne'llstcd
we have the following bargains in
other makes.
A low—Hudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloon tires, also wheels, or-
iginui finish 'in splendid condition.
run only 10000 miles 3950.011_
A IMO—Chevrolet sedan in good
running condition. $250.00.
'A Model—.12 Diamond 'I‘. 2 ton
truck in running condition $176.00.
A model—.12 Diamond ’I‘. 2 ton
truck in running condition 8150.00.
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 95 Wall St.. Norwalk
FOR SALE—-
1925 Dodge Roadster
1026 Chrysler Conch
1025 Chevrolet Sedan
1025 Chevrolet Conch
1925 I'Issex Couch
'1024 Flint Touring
1928 Buick Coupe
1023 Buick Touring
1924 Overland Tom'ing
Auto Exchange Garage
8 Elizabeth St. Phone 4127
Open evenings and Sundays.
FOR SATE—
1924 Chevrolet Touring . . . .0 200.00
1923 Chevrolgt Sedan . . . . . . 250.00
1925 Packard Sedan . . . . . . 1500.00
1020 Hupmobile Coupe . 1800.00
VAAST BROS.
Cadillac Dealers Hupmoblle.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES 61: SERVICE
Westport
500
BUSINESS SERVICE
TREE consumer.
Your Trees
‘ ' Need ATTENTION
CERTIFIED TREE SPECIALIST
'A. "11. KELBNER; '
Phone 272 Westport
Business Services Offered .18
.Maier.
' FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING.
Cus‘ om Slip Covers
Auto Cushions, Carpets
no t urtalns.
. 8 Woodward'Ave.
Phone
4 2 O
' AIVN'INGS
Beeutitul designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
The Fitzgerald Awning Co.
First and New Sis. East Not-walk
Tel. 3080
» ' , WOQSTER d's DAVIS /
A I. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
A'I‘TORNEIS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 3. Patent
Office.
1115 Rain street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING -- and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
' caning. etc." A. Berg'eti'o‘m. N
I. O. O. F. Bldg.. So. Not-we! .
Cleaning. Dying, Morning so
HELLO BILL—New hat? No. the
old‘ one cleaned blocked snd
med Looks swell Who did
Job? The Preclicsl Renovat-
int'flet Shop. 11 N Mela St.. I.
1
~Ndrwnll¢ Conn, up 1 flight stairs,
. alsstisflsd customer -is our site.
loving, 'I‘rncklng Storm
NAG! BROS-Wraith. All
local and long' distance truohtlg
__ ”no hoisting. Special use for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. .100
_I'. Conn. Aye. Phone 818 daytime;
cos-ts sights.
Wm
Silo Wanted-rentals es
MOTHER’S HELPER—one child in
" family. sl'eep'in preferred. 'Apply
Mrs. Reid. Gibson and Oskwocd
Avs.. Harbor View.
WANTED—Competent cook. with
good references. White pref‘rred.
Inquire Mrs. Le Grend Belts. 83
Elst’Ave" On‘th‘e Great. '
WANTED—White girl to do light
housework. Inquire it Putnam
Avenue.
Help WIND“).
wcmrERsZ-Awiy to w. John
Lewis It; Greenwich. Conn.
.Eeb-xsienndmemsle
WANTBDI—Cooks 815 up. Couples
0150 up.‘ general houseworkers.
both'whlte, and colored. Apply
‘Ncrwellt employment agency. to
Wtil'SQPllone 25".
WWanted—lsls
HAND! IAN-tie and
leg e-eeist grad es. bodes set»
ting: laws lowing! Heating. and
local tracking. ,Jesnes no». OI
‘I‘syler Ave. Phone "is...
“your? snoremo 11-11- sinsd‘r
made out for you in the classified
fl
_.£§°ili\
Id ,
(lolliol if necesssry. Cell at. 8'.‘
Lexington Ave.. 80. Norwslk.
Nd. M. W I.
FIRE WOOD I'OR “LII—Ill.“
per cord 0 ft. length. “7.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phone
Norwalk lei. lento Construction
Co. Rowayton Ave.
Household Goods l0
FURNITURE—Second hand bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell. we will also
pay high prices. Cell or write 11.
Jaffec. ‘17 Fort Point 'street.
Phone 499.
MATTRESSEs-aos springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 817. News“: Mattress
Co. 40 Franklin Street. South
Norwnlk.
Musical Merchandise 02
COLUMBIA RECORDS—We have a
fine assortment ei. bargain prices.
10 inch for tile esch and 12 inch
for We. while they last. Fox Plano
Co.
“'nnlod-‘lo Iiuy ee
LUCK ALWAYS seems to be
with some people-probably because
they regularly read the classified
ads...
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board
FOR REVT—Niccly furnished room.
5 West Ale. ., So. Norw.nlk Phone
1094.
REAL ESTATE ’02 RENT
¢ Apartments and Hats '14
APARTMENT T0 REW-s'roonu
to adults only. All improvements.
Bout in the winter. 108 Woodward
Ave.
FOUR ROOM apartment._ all im-
movements. 75 Woodward Ave.
Inquire A. Isrcnl. 8 Concord St.
pbone 2965.
TO I. —-8 rooms with improve-
ments good location. Inquire R.
Joseloff. it Seavietv Ave. or E. E.
Gorhnm, Washington St.
THREE ROOMS—well improvements.
Inquire 100 Taylor Ave. or phone
:15.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
1 Business Property For Sale 82
FOR SALE-At No. 7 Ely Av..e ice
cream. stationery and drug store.
In e‘busy part of So. Norwalit.
Telephone 302-5. John Poklemba.
FOR SALE—Andre's restaurant. on
Boston Post Road. one mile from
So. Norwnlk toward New York.
Stepping place (or bosses .1“
year' round. Phone 3281'.
FOR SALE—Well equipped lunch
room and gasoline station in-de-
elrable location'pn Boston Postl
road between Not-walk and Dcrlcti.
security required? ,. Inquire J.
Erdos, 43 Taylor Ave.
REAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE
notices lbr Sale at
Fort SALE—Center of South Nor-
wsilt. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot
water host. hardwood floors, elec.
tric lights. gee. sewer, price ".600
to quick buyer. Box 100 South
Norwslk.
FOR SALE~Cosy 6 room house.
some improvements, barn. large
orchard and plenty of grapes.
85,000. 0 Room house. someim-
provements. partly furnished 1st
District. price $5.000. $1,000 cash
on either. See The Tammany
Agency. Reel Estate and Insur-
ance. 123 Washington St.. Phone
3344.
8 ROOM HOUSE—Near Harbor
View. end large rear lot extending
through .to another road. ~ good
DMbllitles moo only moo
down payment. Call Mr.
Norris. Springdaie Realty Co.
Realtors 'Springdele Conn. Nor-
walk 1041—12 o;- Stamford 4054.
FOR SALE~Severel fine building ,.
lots in best sections of the Nor.
walks. also forms. business blocks
and houses. 4
. ALFRED K. 51‘. JOHN. '
Real Estate. 1
11 Pershing St. Phone 1328
" LnlslbrSel‘e
41 Fair St. .106 feet frontego.
unnlng back to river.. A lot“ of
unit. Good land. Good' barn.
derelict: room house. no improve- .
ments except lights. but just
painted and in good condition.
About 31. 000 cash needed.’ Edwin
L. Hoyt. 8 Weitport Avenue.
FOR SALE—4 acres of land. Fair
St. Suitable for ice. barn, farm
lend. Very~rensonable. Address
Aercb. P. O. Box 383 So. Norwslk.
FOR SALE-Excellent building. lot.
to x 170. Jun 08 But Avel, op.
posits the new Deflett Iohool de-
velopment. situated in center of
many new beautiful homes.
dress Owner. ole lentlnel'.
snoredountsin m Eels u
FOR SALE—Island n Norweik har-
bor. two acres f ur room house.
cook‘ house. lswn 2 0 x 800 feet.
Many shade trees. legsnt beach.
Price $15. 00 to quick buyer.
1.. D. clo nel. - '
' lo hard to get a good cutting edge
on soft'eoilars there‘s no toy in be-
ing a laundry men these days.
‘l‘elteftoo much exercise end you
set” muscle.bound. Think-too much
and you burst a breisi cell; [to burnt
W
‘ mu: BIGGER and better busi-
ness by borrowing classified sugges-
tions daily.
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intervals.
position.
Service Depends 011
System!
All the telephone lines in the city would be
a great nuisance instead of a great, convenience
——if each ’pliono wercn 't numbered and prop- .1
criy connected with the central excite go.
And the street car scrvicc uould be
snnovancc instead of it public utility—i! the
cars didn't: run on regular routes and at regular
And this newspaper 's Classified Section would
be a community‘ ‘grab -”bag
munity marketplace—if all the ads weren't.
divided into carefully grouped Classifications
and alphabetically listed under each one!
In these columns and columns of interest-
ing little ads you got lliersnmc sort of intelligent
and necessai'v service that. the telephone and
transit “company give you.
' Instead of saving your minutes and your
steps, as the other two lllllllics do, the AB- C
Classified ads save your dollars and your (1111.
The A- B- O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Difl'crent—In Opportunity .
on public
instead 0! a com-
AUCTION S—LEOAL
AUCTIONS-LEGAL
Legal 5 oticos 0!
hurt“ Notices .1
ESTATE 01“ JOSEPH LINK-
“'Ellililt
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwulk. rs.
Court. Jnly 12..\.1).. 1920.
Estate of Joseph l.inxwellcr. into
l‘robnte
or Norualk in said District de-
ceased.
The Court of I'robulc for tin: liis-
trict of Norwulll. l1111I1 limited and
allowed six months from the dulc
hereof {or the creditors or said 1211—
luto'io exhibit their claims for settle—
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, prcpcrly attested.
within said time. will be dobarrcd 11
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate puylnint lo
JACOB LINXWElLl-Zn.
Administrator.
ESTATE OF HYMAN WALLER-
STEIN
State of Connecticut, District of
Darlen, as, Court of Probate. July
171a. 1026.
Estate of I-lynmn Wallcrslcin
late of Dorian in said District. de-
ceased.
Upon the application of lIlln
Wailersteln p r :1 y in g lllnl. letters
to st 11 n1 c n in 1 v of administrullon
thereunder be issued it is
ORDERED—"That. the application
be heard and determined by this
Court at the Probate Court in
Darlen. on the 34111 day or July.
1026.111 10 o‘clock 1'11 i-ho forcuoon;
and 1111117111- purtics interested in 1111
estate may love notice ll1cxc‘of.pnb-
lio notice of this order shall be
given' by publishing it once in it
newspaper having a circulation in
thilestrlct. at least five days below:
the day of hearing. and (1 copy of
this order shall be mailed at least
the days before‘ lhe'day of llcnrilli:
to S. R. Hoyt. Esq” of Marion, who is
hereby appointed Guardian ad 1110111
or the interested minors.
' MARK W. NORMAN.
Judge.
W. M. Masher Made
lmm'ortsl; Has His
Name In Comic Strip
Following the example '
of the
New York Times which has been
using the pictures and names of
Norwalk people in its rotogmvure
sections. the New York American
has adopted- the policy of displaying
local celebrities in pictures. the
comic siri
William H. Masher. 30 Perry ave-
OUT OUR 'WAY'
Fix ME. UP. WILLVA
M.A? I'M A FAT MAN
00 Out? SHOW.
05 cameos I‘CANlr ..
(of 11’ MATURUL. :=
Woo Know How;
ft .MEAM MA-$OS
" PEEPUL‘. wou'r' GIT
s'lfilsnos. pleats
SUMP'N' Dou‘r LOOK
1215111 A‘Boo'f rr,
ESTATE OF TIMOTHY FRANCIS
.\l.-\lll".ll
SOLVENT NOTICE
lllsti'lct of Norwaik. es. Probate
Court. July 9. 1920.
l‘l‘~l:i|e of Timothy Francis Msher
lulu of Nor-walk in said District. dc-
Cum-oil.
'l‘l1c l‘mn't of Probate for the Die.
tl'it't of Not-walk, hath limited end
nllowt-il six months from the date
licl‘l-oi' for tlit creditors of Illd El:
into to exhibit their claims for settle-
111cm. Those who neglect to present
iht'il‘ accounts. properly attested,
within said time. will be deberrod I
recou'l'y. All persons indebted to
said l-Istuto are requested to make
immediate Payment to
CHARLES E. HOYT.
Administrator.
ESTATE OF LOUISE DUPERTUIS
Court of Probste for the District
of liuricu: July 10. 1020.
Estate of Louise Dupertuis. late
of inn-ion. deceased.
L'pon the application of The Home
Rank in Trust Company of Usrien
made the 10th day of July. 1926.
urging that its account as Adminis-
ll'iilill‘ herein be allowed and re-
corded
1'1‘ lls‘ ORDERI D that the applica-
tion be heard and determined by this
Court at the Probate Court in Darien.
on the 21st dsy of August, 1326, st
10 o'clock in the foronoon, and that
:14 interested parties in the estate
111111 hmc public notice thereof. pub-
lic notice shall be given by publish-
ing it once in a newspsper pub-
lished In Darlen and having s. cir-
culation in this District. at least 21
days before the (by of hearing and a
copy 0! this order shall be mailed at
last the days before the day of beer-
lng to each of the following at their
present places of address respec-
lively.
The parties named in the application
for administration.
MARK W. NORMAN.
Judge
nuc. chief engineer at the South
Norwalk electric works. figured
prominently in the comic Iirlp.
“Tillie the Teller" in the New York
American Saturday morning. He ess
dubbed a. chick by the heroine Tillie.
when she informs her associates that
"no other fellows have got e. chance
because Blli Moeher is ceiling on
her." -
Mr. Moshcr had no statement to
make this morning regarding the
words of Tillie.
‘1 1c
GLASSIHED DISPLAY
“Amman“
REAL ESTATE
NOTE.
All over the t'l‘lseei wold it is.
man's stuhltion to own e house
and let. lien is an opportunity
‘1 one a real HOME
Its beautiful well decorated
mats, large pastries and
filaments. a bath room that
feotion and s
foundetion t t is a credit to
the builder. All modern im-
provements. On a lot 00 x
100 ft. The price is 00.500
'Mortgsge can be arranged.
For Service Call
Mr. Keane
1230
Taylor & Golden Co.
Real Estate Division
89. Norwsllt Trust Co. Bldg.
So. Norwelk, Conn.
we have 33,500 to place on first
mortgage.
AUCTIONS—LEGALS
legal notices 0i
PROBATE S Al. 1': OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Igorwelk authorizing him there-
unto. the‘suhscriher hereby offers for.
sale all such right. title and interest
as Mary (.‘lnquc. late of Norwalk in
said District. deceased. had at the
time 0! her death in'snd to the fol-
lowing described reul estate. to wit:
All that certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon situated in
said Not-walk and bounded and
described as follows: Commencing
at s. Point on the easterly side of Ely
avenue. said point of commencement
marking the division line of the
property herein described and that
of Maria Agnose. said point being 10-
caled thirty-six snd ninety one-
hundrodths (36 90-100) feet Souih‘
westerly from the south front cor-
nc-r of dwelling house on said prop-
crty herein described. then running
eqeriy for e distance of- two hun-
dred (200) feet. more or less, to
dead formerly owned by Vincent
U. Tito. thence Southcrly about fifty
(50) feet along said land formerly
belonging to Vincent G. Tito to land
now owned by Lucia Mola‘. thence
following along the said land of Lu-
cie Mole to the center of e. well.
thence from the center of said well
along land oi.‘ Lucia Mole to the east-
erly side of‘I-Zly Avenue. then run-
ning Northerly along said easterly
side of Ely Avenue for a distance of
fifty-four and eighty-three one hun-
dredths (54 88-100) feet to the point
or place of commencement.
For particulsrs and terms', apply
to '
JOHN A. CUTRONE.
The farmers are making enough
money. But they are not getting it.
Coolidge hss's license to estch fish
in New York state. ' Won't help any.
Fish can't'rend.
By WILLIAMS
R CHANCE
A six in house on Garner
Erect
At a price that's hard to heat
Come and see it any duy
And buy in the installment way
my cAE'l'o AGENCY
Real Estate lb insurance
Pliono «m. M 80. Main N.
l IPINDENCE
Store snd dwelling on C(‘llal
Street
Doing business all coniplcic
An investment worth your while
At I price that will make you
smile.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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"BU' cllli'nnsi
.casn
IN 84 HOURS
'—==__ ._
I Private and felt loan service to house-
. Ropsyeble in easy instnl~
1 clones. Call, write or ’pbrmc.
l our LAerL runner
; Beneficial Loan Society
27 \‘Ml N. "ligi'l'~ N hlt'it'ns llllls‘r,
l'liiillfl 2-7-0-1') “1111111 :‘ll'l
9 rod Saturdays 0 to I
Liven-ti both- iilMe sod “001.0” in l lml‘ubils
m-
CHANCE TO
. OWN
Interior 11"tislicl_\
irigcrator.
tnins sct- in tubs
of all the breeze. Attic
of store space.
many extras.
'ACT
“Service
23 North Main Street
Office Phone 3915
Scout Wales
Reset- .tber Prince or “else in a
new role—that Boy Scout. Ho
dressed in this rb to scape for
the British Bay boili‘ lee bronee bui-
fslo. presented by Boy Scouts of
America st ceremonies seer London.
' R0 IO N POINT
In spite of the .raln‘ycsicrda)’.
Roton Polnthsd a big day. The
beach snd.perk were filled in the
sfternoon and the stands were kept
busy. Because of the storm last
evening. thgpark shut down early.
The excursiens included:
Catholic Dsughters of America.
Court Holy Trinity of Numero-
lick.
Emmanuel Baptist church of New
York city
All these parties came to the point
in bus-cl.
O
' we...“ m-x...~ .1. mi‘. ._
NEVER WAS THERE A BETTER
OWN YOUR
HOME
SMALL CASH PAYMENT . .140 PER MONTH
PRlCE $6,300
A Groom. exceptionally ucll built llnllsn' situntml in
one of the host residential sections in South \'or \\;1ll(.
tlccor.1tctl———lni'gc li1iug room—:1
delightful (liniuv' lOUlll “llll plcniv oi light—11 \"cll
equipped kitchen 111111 lliOilCl‘ll fixtures including 11
brand new con] range and hot nutcr heater-11 largo
pantry uilh plenty of shelf room also llUltl\ tln: 11--
”1110 icur porch, well hlllltlt‘tl is .1 (iv
liglitfullv cool spot and large enou-rh to solve iuculs
'on very 0011\0llll‘lltflll'l10t ncutlicr
cxlra toilct,
lloor. high ceiling and extra stoic 1110111.
an extra. wide stairway leading to the second floor
which contains three bed rooms and bath, plenty of
windows in each room that give you the advantage
The collar cm]-
cement.
'lllcre is
new furnace
large and roomy—~plcuty
(his, electricity, sewer, city water.
This is a wonderful opportunity
DON’T DELAY!
NOW!
lNVESTlGATE!
Call, Write or Phon'e
that Serves”
WALTER R. COLLINGS
REALTOR
General Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn.
Residence 3699
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
‘ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety.
But tire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult of fire.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We “iii gladly inspect
your lire risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
TELEPHONE 35
FOR SALE .
Owner lclving town. “ill sacrifice
modern six room house with
every, improvement. Lot 75 fl.
front. Z-car garage. Terms ar-
ranged.
Two family h o u s 9. Gregory
'boulevsrd. All improvements.
Modern. "
Consult
CANTY & CO.
Realtorsa-lnsnrenee
17 So. Main 8:. Phone aso
Good Doggie Will
Soon Re Dead Doggie
Charged technically with "rag-
rancy", the strangest p11‘soner tlu
uptown police station has O\Ql‘ seen
one lodged in a cell curly this morn-
ing after being picked up by one of
the policemen uho discovered the
\a‘fdnt roaming the streets. upper-
cntly homeless.
The prisoner. a homely. lovable-
looking dog. goes» to her 11min, un-
der the grdlnsnee restraining un-
registered canines. with the added
blot upon her escutcheon of having
a Jail record. Interviewed in her cell
this morning she looked her re-
proach but bravely said nothing
about the indignity. she stood ul\
on her hind legs and shook hands
or even outline the details of her
arrest.
but refused ,to kill for publication ”
Norwalk Chronicler