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ANNOUNCEMENTS '
Strayetl. mt, round to
FOUND—A l‘0\\' lmul ul'f Fitch‘s
Point. owner may have same by
calling 3210.
LOST—Wrist watch. lI‘inder kindly
' return to Sentinel Office.
AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiiu For Sale
A reconditioned Quality Car is a
better buy than any nc\ car of
the same price. We will be glad to
demonstrate any of the cars listed
INDEED FOR QUICK SE8
All ads are restricted to
II
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proper classification and the regular
Sentinel style of type.
CLASSIFIED RATES
Daily rate per line for cousco-
tivs We"; below. Each of the Franklins runs
' mm Cash and looks like new and carries a
Big pm . , m _ .0. . 5 new car guarantee.
Inn-g. Dan..-'..u.......; as :7 A lint—Series lO-B (Changed to *
on. Day “H." . '1. . '0. 104‘) Franklin sedan. run only
5600 miles. Original factory finish.
like new.
A 1924-Seri0s Iii-B (Changed in
10-0) l-‘mnklln sedan, refinished in
liucn. balloon tlrcs, disc \l‘hOlll. Ilun
10,000 miles.
A lfl24—Serics iii-F Franklin sc-
dan. refinished in lJucO, balloon
tires. Run 21,000 miles.
In addition to tho Franklina listed
we have the following bargains in
other makes.
A 1025—Hudson Coach. 6 brand
new balloon tires, disc wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10000 miles $950.00.
No advertisement taken for less
than so cents. Based on a minimum
of I lines.
Count Me average words to the
e .
Charged ads will be received by
telephone and if paid at office with-
in seven days from the drst day oi
insertion cash rate will be allowed.
Ads ordered for three or six days
and stopped before expiration will
only beI charged for the number oi
time. the ad appeared and adjust-
ment mhde at the rate earned.
Special rate for yearly advertising
upon "quest. A ”El—Chevrolet sedan in good
p running condition, $250.00.
A Model—.12 Diamond 'l‘. 2 ion
truck in running condition $175.00.
A model—12 Diamond ’I‘. 2 ton
truck in running condition 8150.00.
THE SENTINEL allows a
As an accommodation
EIPLOYIIN'I‘
Help Wanted—Isle SS
I’AlN’l‘lJllS
Alexander
Phone 2358.
WANTED—l p q u l r .-
White. 35 Lowe Sh.
llelp-MaIO’ntl l-‘cmslo 34
WANTED—Cooks $75 up. Couples
8100 up. general houseworkere.
both white and colored. Apply-
Norwnlk employment agency. 90
Wall St. Phone 2563.
\\'.\.\‘Tl~2li— Salespeople to do house
to house camasslng for reliable
concern. \\'rllc Box 34. cjo Senti-
nel.
Situationsthnted—Ilaie H
HANDY MAN—Building and clean-
lng cos-pools: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. Ii
Taylor Ave. Phone sm-w.
Business Opportunities
PRINTING SHOP—For sale.
Stamford 452 for particulars.
MERCHANDISE
Fuel. Feed. Fertilisers SC
FIRE WOOD FOB SALE—Ill.”
per cord 4 it. lusth. “7.00 per
cord out any site you wish. Phone
Norwalk I”. Basic Contraction
Co. Bowayton Ave.
Household Goods so
FURNITURE—Second hand bought
at highest prices. If you have any
SS
Call
catsuit“! of ill public RM“: junk or metal to sell, we will also
CREDIT THE NORWALK FRANKLIN co. my 1fish W“!- Cl" °" ""0 H-
us Phone 1831 95 Wall st. Nor-walk Joifee. 87 Fort Point lire-t.
‘ Phone 499.
‘0 “‘0" 1924 CHEvnoni—Tourmg car.
CLASSIFIED excellent condition, only driven MATTRESSES—Box Springs. Cush-
_ ' 6.000 miles. Good rubber. Will '0!“ and ““0“” 0‘ "I kinda
ADVERTISERS 50" cheap. Cnll 73-2. made. renovated and repaired
. Telephone 817. Norwalir histt
.who are telephono subscrib- FOR SALE" CO. 49 Franklin Street. Sortft'h.
Bills are mailed 1924 Chevrolet Touring .3 200.00 Norwnlit.
.I‘S.
promptly on the data of first 1923 Chevrolet Sedan . . . . . . 250.00
1925 Packard Sedan ...... 1500.00
that in view of the courtesy 1926 liupmohilc Coupe . 1500.00
extended they will be paid VAAST BROS.
before the seven-day cash Cadillac Dcfllerl Huprgobng
discount has expired. The FOR SALE——
. centinuation-u of the policr
is. dependent on the oc-
operstion given by the public
in minimizing collection ex-
panses by prompt payments.
1925 Dodge Roadster
1926 Chrysler Coach
#1925 Chevrolet Sedan
1925 Chevrolet Coach
1925 Esux (.‘oach
,. l—Card of Thanks
phenomen—
‘ nan: norm FOR RENT—
101'4 ll‘lint Touring -
1923 Iiuick ('nupe
1923 Buick ’l‘ouring
1924 Overland Touring
Auto Exchange Garage
3 Elizabeth St. Phone 4127
{ANNOUNCEMENTS—-
1—Deaths .
insertion with the exception y
Musical Merchandise at
COLUMBIA RECORDS—We have a
line assortment at bargain prices.
10 inch for 23¢: each and 13 inch
for 30¢. while they last. Fox Piano
Co.
‘ “‘nntcd—I‘o Buy 66
LUCK ALWAYS seems to be
with some people-‘probably because
they regularly read the classified
ads.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Booms wnh Board or
Open evenings and Sundays.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—We
have a few more good used cars
at the following terms:~——825 cash
—-balancc in easy weekly pay-
ments. Our stock of used cars is
changing every day. Come in and
look them over. These cars are
priced from $25 to 81.000. Call
754.,Benedlct's Nash Agency. '
I’ln Memoriam
l—Funcral Directors .
O—Monumcnts. Cemetery Lots
”deletion and Lodges
10—10“ and Found
'AU'I‘OMOTIVE—
A-pAutomablle Agencies
11—Alltomobiles For Sale
11—Auto Trucks For Sale
18—Auto Accessories
FURNISHED ROOM—With board
in private family. all conveniences.
8 Putnam Ave.. near West Ave.
Telephone 3977-\V.‘¥rs. A. Hirtz-
ler.
NICE LARGE furnished room stilt-
ahlc for 2'gentlemen or man and
wir‘. with board if desired. Phone
2532.
f li—Gara‘ges—Autos for Hire
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—We
lid-Motorcycles and Bicycles
offer. for this week only. special
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats 'M
APARTMENT TO RENT—i rooms
to adults only. All improvements.
Heat in the winterslol Woodward
‘ Ave. . ‘» ’1
dI—Wantod—Automotiu trading allowances on used cars.
BUSINESS SEMCE— If you are interested in getting
1I—Businces Services Offered the risht price for your an em
tit—Building and Contracting car. call 754. Benedict's sh
11—Dressmakiag and Milllnery ‘3‘““3”
al—Bcatlng, Plumbing. Roofing W. R. AUSTIN
fl—Insurance and Surety Bonds South Norwails
2§~Trucklng—Storsgo Phone 1959 _
li-Pnintinl-, Paverinl- Docqnl- CHEVROLET SALES & saavxca
ing - Westport
il-Professlonal Services 590
Ste-Repairing and Refinishing
Iii—Tailoring and Pressing
Sl—Wanted—Buslness Service
* BUSINESS SERVICE
ma SPECIALIST.
Your Trees
Need ATTENTION
CERTIFIED TREE SPECIALIST
A. a. KELLNEB.
lbs—Employment Agencies
tic-Help Wanted—Female
iI—Help Wanted—Male
TO LET—Apartment,
FOUR p’OOM apartment. All im-
iii Woodward Ave.‘
provemcnts.
Inquire A. Israel. 3 Concord St.
phone 2965.
four rooms,
centrally located in South Nor-
gvolk. possession Aug. 1st. Phone
1656. evenings from six to seven.
TO LET—8 rooms with
improve-
ments good location. Inquire R.
Joseloff. 41 Seaview Ave. or E. E.
Gorham. Washington St.
it—Hclp—Mate and Female
it—Solicitors. Canvasssrs. Agents
u-Sltustlons Wanted—Female
i‘l—Sltuatlons Wanted-Male
Phone 272 _ Westport
Business Seniccs Offered 1a -
THREE ROOMS—wall improvements.
Inquire. 100 Taylor Ave. or phone
815. '
, A. Miller.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Business Places For Rent 75
tie-Business Opportunities
40—Moncy to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION-—
4i—Local Instruction Clause
u—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
IO—Wanted—Instruction
Custom Slip Covers
Auto Cushions, Carpets
and t'urtains.
86 Woodward Ave.
Phone 429
AWNINGS
Beautiful designs exclusive patterns,
".13"; Cats. Other Pets
FOR RENT—Well equipped lunch
room and gasoline station in de-
sirable location on Boston Post
road between Norwalk and Darlen.
security required. Inquire J.
Erdos. 48 Taylor Ave.‘
SEAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
Shawl“. Cattle. Vehicles They Wear. Wear and Wear.
Business Property m Sale s2
The Fitzgerald Awning CO..
First and New Sts. East Norwalk
Tel. 3080
woos'raa a. DAVIS
A Ii. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
. ATTORNEIS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Office.
till slain street. Bridgeport.
Send-for Booklet on Patents.
UPBOISTERINO — and “cabinet
work. Pieturo' fronting mix-mu
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning, etc. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg; So. Norwalk.
Ito-Poultry and Supplies
lo—Wauted—lee Stock
mommma- '
“Moles For Sale
; 51.....Barter and Exchange
ss—Boats and Accessories
u-Buildlng Materials
u—Businsss and Ofdce Equip-
ment ~
ll—tl‘arnl and Dairy Products
u—S‘uel. Feed. Fertiliser
rr—om Things to Eat
se—aousehold Gwa-
”Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
u—uachlnery and Tom
‘ol—liudoal Merchandise
'. Star—Radio Equipment
SIM Pinata Flowers
iii—SW at the Stores
ss—Wearins Apparel
u—Wanted—To Bur
MS AND BOARD-
oil-Rooms With Board
u-Booms Without Board
ao—Booms for Housekeeping
7g..Vacation Places
«fl—Where to Slat
ga—thrs to Shop in Town
fl—“nted—Rooms or Board
HELLO muss—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Bat Shop. 11 N liain St.. 3.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is Cir aim.
loving. Trucking Storage as
NAG! BROS—Storage. An kinda
local and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans fin-
moving. 5 ton Mach dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone tit daytime;
IN-Id nights.
mm
leis Wslted-l‘u-lo- s:
WANTED—Competent cook. With
good references. White preferred.
ilk-Apartments and lists
We. Places for Rent
‘fl—hml and Land Per Rant
cry—Boos- lior Rent
‘ n—Ofloes and Desk Room
fl—Shoro and Ilouotain - For
Rent
tum: carers eon sans—
g-nrohars in Real Mate
smac- Property For “'0
u—l‘arma and Land For his
u—louscs For Sale ‘
gg—ths For Sale
go—lhors and lountain - For
East Ave" On the Green. ' ' '
WANTED—White girl to do light
housework. Inquire it Putnam
Avenue. .
his lleip Wanted stale
.IMChdngF-nfll but. BWYliw—Amso w. John
gp-Wantod—iteai Estate 4 , Louis. St.. Greenwich. C‘onra .
. omens-nacho—
sa-naasttea hie!
: “—1.: issues.
wmzn - Automobile mechani
' Apply Depot dings. P h e a e
Danes m. . .
www.mmueo.
Inquire Mrs. Le Grand Betta, 88 .
FOR SALE—At No. 7 Ely Ave.. ice
cream. stationery and drug store.
In a busy part of So. Norwalk.
‘ Telephone 802-5., John Poklsmbaf'
REAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE
BeusceForSslo SC
FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 family he so. it rooms. hoe
' water heat. hard cod floors, elec-
tric lights. gas. sewer. price 87.500
to quick buyer. Box an South
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Cosy 8 room house.
some improvements, barn, large
orchard and plenty 'of grapes,
85,000. 6 Room house, some im-
provements. partly furnished-‘1“
District. price $5,000. $1,000 cash
on either. See The Tammany
Agency. Real Estate and Insur-
ance. 128 Washington St., Phone
33“.
ROOM HOUSE—Near «Harbor
View. and large rear lot extending
through to another road. good
possibllitlcsrfl‘loo only $1200
down payment. Call Mr. R. I".
Norris. Springdale Realty Co.
Realtors Springdale Conn. Nor-
wallt 1941-12 or Sanford £054.
6
FOR SALE—Several fine building '
-iots in best sections of the Nor-
walks. also farms. business blocks
and houses. ,
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real MM.
11 Pershing St. _ Phone 18::
his Pb! Sale as
A LITTLE FARR—Wight in city. No.
:41 his St. 105 foot front-go.
. running back to river. A lot of
fruit. Good land. Good barn.
Small six room house. no Improve-
ments Coopt lights. but int
amid! and in good condition.
A t 81.000 ash needed. Edwin
L. Hoyt. 8 .Wsstport Avenue. -
’
intervals.
divided intO» carefully
position.
Service 'Depends On
System!
All the telephone lines in the city would be
a great nuisance instead of a great convenience
-—if each ’plione weren’t numbered and prop-
erly connected Will the central exchange.
And the street car service would be a public
annoyance instead of a public utility—if the
ears didn't run on regular routes and at regular
And this newspaper’s Classified Section would
be a community “grabdiag” instead of a dbm- .
muniiy marketplace—if all the ads weren’t ‘
and alphabetically listed under each one]
In these columns and columns of interest-
ing; little ads yon-get the some sort of intelligent
and necessary service that the telephone and
transit company give you.
Instead of saving your minutes and your
steps, as the other two utilities do, the ABC
Classified ads save your dollars and your dig.
The ABC Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
grouped‘ Classifications
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Lots For Sale
FOR SALE—4 acres of land, Fair
St. Suitable for ice. barn. farm
land. \‘cry rcflliOllablv. Address
Acres, 1'. (i. llox 332 SO. Nor‘nlk.
FOR SAlJ-I—l-Ixcellent building lot.
60 x 170. ' Just off East Avc.. op-
posite the new Deliioit school de-
velopment. situated in center of
many new beautiful homes. Ad-
dress Owner, cio Sentinel.
PROPERTY FOR l'EXL‘liANGE
l-‘or exchange, Oil Newtown Avc..
lino ten room house. all conven-
iences. largo barn. 2 acres, for
smaller place or two family house.
For exchange—4 room house. 2
bathrooms 2 toilets. 2 kitchens and
garage, ’flne'locatlon for five room
bungalow in good neighborhood.
For exchange—beautiful live room
bungalow, want acreage near trol-
icy.
For exchange—S room hopse, 2
car garage and 3 acres in Ilroad
River section for live room bunga-
low in good neighborhood.
MRS. EDMUND KIILBY.
lical Estate
33 Sesvlcw Ave.
Tel. 2556 :0 Call mornings
Share-Moon in For Sale so
FOR SALE-Island in Norwalk har-
bor. two acres, four room house.
"cook hod’sfi'lawn‘ 200 x 300 feet.
Many shade trees. Elegant beach.
Price 815,000 to quick buyer.
L. D.. clo Sentinel.
“Wet” And “Dry” Moon
Only A Superstition
The North and South Pole rank
among the arid regions of the world.
but they always have a “wet moon".
meterologists Of the chther Bureau
point out in a statement just issued.
Tito text of the Bureau's state-
ment says in part:
One of the commonest and like-
wise one of the most unreasonable
weather superstitions. is the belief
that if the horns of the new crescent
moon tip downward. it is a "wet"
moon. portendlng rain.
Near the Equator the position of
the young moon never makes an
angle of more than 30 degrees with
the. horizon. and it is generally in an
even more nearly horizontal posi-
tion, so that in a part of the world
notorious‘ior, regions of heavy rain-
fall. the moon is. according to the
proverb, always a. “dry" one.
mm IN
lOWA TOWARD
G.0.P. LEADERS
illis lllllhES. (AP).——A ._move-
ment to condemn the attitude of
the national administration on farm
relief and endorse Frank 0. Low-
den. of “Uncle. as Republican pres-
ldtnlml cantilddin for 1928 is to
be launched at the Republican state
conu-ntnun hero Wednesday.
William O. Payne, a member of
the lies Moincs delegation. announc-
ed today that he wonld present a
resolution criticizing President Cool-
idge for failure to support the sort
of farm relief legislation desired by
the mld-wcst and praising Lowden's
work on behalf of tho furthers and
dcclatlng him acceptable to. the
farmers in a presidential aspirant.
Political leaders concede the con-
vention most likely will adopt reso-
lutions dealing with the farm relief
idea and possibly endorsing some
specific relief program, but the con-
vention is not generally expected to
go so far as to hold the President
responsible for failure of farm bills
in the last Congress or to consider
the. political aspects of the cam-
psign.
Meeting a day after the confor-
encc of the committee of :3 which
hopes to agree Tuesday upon a new
farm bill to be presented to Con-
gress next winter, the convention
probably will have some definite
plan. already adopted by farm
groups to incorporate in the party’s
platform.
Following closely upon the prim-
ary that nominated Colonel Smith
W. Brookhart for the Senate in what
has been widely interpreted as a
protest against the failure of farm
legislation. the party convention
may center largely about that sub-
jcct.
I'sriy Neglected Panniers.
The keynoler. Dan Turner. has in-
dicated the farm situation would re-
ceive cnslderable attention. Colonel
llrookhart and Senator A. B. Cum-
mins probably will address the con-
vention. dealing with economic con-
ditions as well Its political matters.
it will be the first Republican
convention to recognize Colonel
Brookhart since he became a. mem-
her of the Senate. his previous ab-
.Colonel Brookhsrt that the
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V
I REAL ESTATE
NOTE.
All (nor the civilized world it. is
man‘s ambition to own a house
and lot. Hero is an opportunity
to own a real HOME.
Six beautiful well decorated
rooms, is rg e pastries and
open porch, a bath room that
is built to rfedtion and a
foundation t t is a credit to
the builder. All modern im-
provements. On a lot 50 x
105 it. The price is 88,600.
Mortgage can be arranged.
For Service Call
Mr. Keane
~ 1230
Taylor & Golden Co.
Real Estate Division
So. Norwnlk Trust Co. Bldg,
So. Norwalit. Conn.
We haverudioo to place on first
< mortgage.
Society Formed For
‘ Study Of Atlantis
PARIS—Jun Now that the
North Pole has been flown over
twice and automobiles are traversing
the. Sahara wastes of Africa. wthh
once bore no other indication maps
but the words "Here are Elephants."
a society has been formed to rc-dis-
cover a continent lost to sight for
some. 11.000 years.
The "Society for the Study of At-
lantis" is a group that believes a
continent in the. Atlantic Ocean once.
connected the old and the new
worlds. and that its existence is the
explanation of various languages, an-
thropological and other problems.
The sOclety hopes to establish the
former existence of the island con-
tinent by seeking out all traces that
remain. just'as. in 6.000 years or so.
the existence of Japan might be
proved front families scattered
abroad. if the islands: disappeared.
Roger Devigne. author of a. book
on Atlantis, told the meeting at
which the society was formed that
Atlantis must have existed in it sort
of geological middle ages and that
during the. quaternary. «much it
must have had its center of civiliza-
tion probably where the Sargossa
Sea is.
The meeting decided that the
present moment was admirably-
adaptcd to founding such a society.
when American missions were pre-
paring to explore the Mayan cities
of Yucatan. and the paclflcallon of
the Riff would facilitate exploration
of the mysterious prc-liisiojj‘ic Berber
monuments of the Western Atlas
mountains. ‘ ...
The sOclety Is to meet again in the
autumn when it will have the re-
sults of Doctor Charcot's new At-
lantic soundings which he has just
begun to make from his Arctic
yacht. "Pourqnol Pas?" before it. as
well as a report on M. Rutoi's ex-
cavation work in South Morocco.
A library of books dealing with
the lost continent will he formed.
The section containing novels will
certainly be the largest.
eence being due to his differences
with the party organization.
The platform will contain a def-
inite statement. advance reports in-
dicate on agricultural policy and
is expected to strongly support the
stand of Senator Cummlns and
Prior
has neglected to carry out its pro-
mises to the farmers made in 1924.
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CHANCE TO
own
PRICE
Interior artisiiely decorai
brand new coal range and
pantry with plenty of she
frigerator. The rear por
lightfully cool spot and 1a
of all the breeze. Attic
of store space.
many extras.
ACT
23 North Main Street
Otllce Phone 3915
YOUR CHANCE
A six room house on Garner
Street
At a price that's hard to but
Come and see it any day
And buy in the installment way.
TBS GABTO AGENCY
Real Estate I: Insurance l
Phone and so So. Main St.‘
,nmsrasnsscs . j
Store" and dwelling on Cedar
Street
Doing business all complete
An Investment worth your while
At a price that will make you
smile.
WILTON
AN‘ SUCH;
a
The Norwslk‘ Garden club will lie
the guests of Mrs. Spinning ht
Maugh West Farm. the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Lynch,
Wednesday. This estate is renowned
ior-its beautiful roses. sunken gar-
dens. meandering brook which flows
into a three acrc lake, rustle bridges
willows and general scenic beauty.
and Mr. and Mrs. Spinning are de-
lightful hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Lynch
are now. abroad. Mr. Spinning is the
secretary of the Central Fairfleld
Trust Co. and brother of Mrs. Lynch.
0 O - 0
'Ths Misses Schubert. daughters of
J. Paul Schubert of the Royal rant:
and"Cannondsic. entertained a nu, .
her of young friends on Saturday.‘
‘ ‘ -s q o
Idisa Ethel ,Bart. librarian ‘of the
Wilton‘libi'ary and her mother hire.
Wm. B. Bart. are spending two
webks in Maine.
, O O 0
line. Merle Roemat Resanoff. the
famousfceilist and the Illness Little-
hals and North are in town occupy-
ing their bungalows on Cherry To.
Which is proud f of such tale ted
neighbors; ’ ' " "
_ O I O ,
The Woman's League of the (ion.
gregational church wili'rneet at. the
horns of tire. William Benjamin.
Drum Hill Road Tuesday afternoon.
. o o s ,
vhancis Young. of ”chart loot-
loge, has taken a position with the
road superintendent for the dura-
mer. His brother. Thomas married
a young woman in Jersey. Sam
Young is driving a new sport model
. .
NEVER was THERE A BETTER
OWN YOUR
HOME
SMALL CASH PAYMENT - -$40 PER MONTH
$6,300
A fi-room, exceptionally well built. house, situated in
one of the best residential sections in South Nor-walk.
eel—large living room—a
delightful dining room with plenty oi" light—:1 well
equipped kitchen with modern fixtures including a
hot water heater—a largo
If room also holds the re-
cll, well shaded. is a de-
rge enough to Serve meals
on, very convenient for hot weather. The cellar con-
tains set-in tubs, extra toilet, new furnace, cement
flo’or, high ceiling and extra store room.
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
There. is
large and roomy—plenty
Gas, elcclricity, sewer, city water,
This is a wonderful opportunity
DON’T DELAY!
how:
lNVESTlGATEl
Call, Write or Phone
“Service that Serves”
WALTER R.
REALTOR
General Insurance
COLLINGS
South Norwalk, Conn.
Residence 3699
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Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety.
But ilrc insurance places the
one sure protection between
i. you and financial loss as a re-
sult of fire.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate, and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
your tire risks.
J. M. Layton Co.. Inc.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
TELEPHONE 35
FOR SALE
Owner leaving town. will sacrifice
modern six room house with
every improvement. Lot 75 it.
front. 2-car garage. Terms ar-
ranged.
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Two family h O u s e. Gregory
boulevard. A l l improvements.
Modern.
Consult
CANTY & CO.
Bealtors—Insurancc _ 4
12 So. Main St. Phone 830
MONEY T0 LOAN
Will loan $50,000 on first
mortgage real estate.‘
Box 463
South Norwalk, Conn.
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