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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 3, 1926 · page 13

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m sou QUICK SERVICE
All ads are restricted to their
regular
Daily rate per line for oonnoeuo
M Cash
taken for lo-
then so cents. Based on a minimum
Count dvo average words to the
Cursed ads will be received by
telephone and if paid at office with-
in seven days from the dret day of
Ads ordered for three or six days

only be charged for the number oi
times the ed‘appearod and adjust-

Speeini rate for yearly advertising

AUTOIOTIVI

sarcomas

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Automobiles For Sale ll

Help "mm

 

A reconditioned Quality Cal- in a
better buy than any new car of
the same price. We will be glad to
demonstrate any of the cars listed
below. Each of the Franklius runs
and looks like new and carries a
new car guarantee.

 
 

lo-C) Franklin sedan.

like now.

10.000 miles.

den. refinished in Duoo,
tires. Run 81, 000 miles.

other makes.
A lore—Hudson Coach. 6 brand
new balloon tires. disc Wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles

THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO-
Phono 1681 95 Wall St.. Norwalk

A Isle—Series 19-3 (Changed to
run only
6600 miles. Original factory finish. .

A 1916-8erios 10-3 (Changed' to
10-0) Franklin sedan. refinished in
Duco. balloon tires. disc wheels. Run

A 19ze-Series 10-43 Franklin eo-
balloon

In addition to the Franklins listed
we have the following bargains in

66,000.00 per year five years tron
now? Are you

haps you can qualify. .
Situations Wanted—lumen so

EXPERIENCED laundro- wishes
work to do at home. will also go
out 2 dsyn‘e week. Mrs. F. Crab.
:1 Lawrence Street. So. Norwaik.

“In!” Wu” .1

HAND! nan—muons and clean-
ing eoespoolsi grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing; planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. 99
Taylor Ave. Phone Ills-W.

 

 

 

 

 

YOUNG MAN—would like position as
private chauffeur. Can drive any
make of car. For interview ad-
dress Box 45 clo Sentinel. '

 

CHEVROLET SEDAN—1979
l
time. Sell for 9195.00. have anoth-

rien.

FOR SALE—-
1924 Chevrolet Touring .4200

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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m of its public service,
CREDIT

to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS

who are telephone subscrib-
oso. Bills are mailed
mptl on the date of ilrat
l’nnnortio: with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
amount has expired. The
nation of the poliw
dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
ill minimising collection ex-
!»be b! prompt payments.

 

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Four
show cars and demonstrators.
Trade in your present car and buy
one of these cars. new and fully
guaranteed, at a bargain price.
For particulars. call 754.

BENEDICTS NASH AGENCY.

 

FOR SALE OR. EXCHANGE—Bev-

cept small down payment, and
give easy terms on balance. This
sale includes several Nash. Hud—
. son. and, Maxwell care. For parti-
culars. call 754.

BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.

w. it. warm
South hurwallf

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘1 Mechanisms—

LL13!“ of Thanks

.l‘-In Memoriam
:7, ;', Funeral Directors
V6—Monuments. Cemetery Lets
.s—Sooiotioo and Lodges
‘ IO—Dont and Found
abronorrvn—
‘A—Automoblle Agencies
.Automobilen For .3"..- ,
'soAuto Trucks For Sela
n—Aute Aaeuorles i
“Mes—Autos for Hire
ssq-lsotorcycles ond Bicycles
“Wanted—Automotive

USINESS SERVICE—

B II-Businesn Services OSes-ed

, ls—Building and Contracting
sl—Drennmeking and Millie”!
Bs—Heeting. Plumbing. Roofinl
Isolnnuraneo and Surety Bonds

9

Immune-Storage
lbs-Painting. Paper-lug. Decorat-

. .ing

los—Professional Services
Ihnepairlng and Rennishing
‘ IOaJI'ailoring and Presnint

. li’ 31—Wnnted—Bunineen Service

DOWNT—
gig—Employment Agencies
r.Il-nnolp Wanted-Jennie
i gs—nelp Wanted—Male
fps—nelp—Male end Female
95—Selicltors. manners. Agents
sew—Situations Wanted—Female
gp—Situationn Wanted-Male

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one ppo u on
ail—Money to man—"Mortgages

 

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lamented-destruction

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‘4s—aoreoo. Cattle. Vehicles
genrfpnltry and Supplies
3 “Wanted—Live Stock

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Phone 1959

CHEVROLET SALES ill SERVICE

’ Westport
590

Repairing—Service Statioue 16

Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
3 Elizabeth St. Tel 4127

GII’IKHIIIDI For Hire 14

'FOR'RENT—Garage. Ikfipring St.
Inquire on premises.

.sosnifis salmon
seen SPECIALIST...
Your Trees
' Need ATTENTION

mm!) mm SPECIALIST

A. 3. mm
Phone 272 Westport
Bantams Services Offered

‘ A. Meier. .
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.

Auto Cushions. Carpets

end Curtains.
96 Woodward Ave.

 

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Phone ‘39

 

AWNINGS
Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.

The Fitzgerald Awning Co.
First and New Ste. East Norwelk
Tel. 8050 ‘

WOOSTER at DAVIS

A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office. .

1115 Malaistreet. Bridgeport.

Send for Booklet on Patents.

UPHOLSTERING. - and - cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bernstrom. New
I. O. O. F...Bldg.. So. Nor-walla

 

 

HELLO an—p-New list? No. the
did one cleaned a and
_ trimmed Looks .swell Who did
the Job? The Practloal Fallout;
'ingHatShOp.‘ 11 NMain 9t. 8.
Remix Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
asatintied customer a ouraim.

 

 

all
good tires. demonstration at any

or car. M. P. Richards. Tokeneke
Road. Dorian. Telephone 321 Da-

eral late model used cars. We ac-.

" nonnm—s Rooms and Beth-—

son Smith. Phone 1117.

”camerama-

'ro LEN-greed 5 rooms. at so and

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MERCHANDISE
luel. soon. W

FIRE WOOD FOR SALE—919.00
per cord o ft. length. 917.00 per
cord out any also you wish. Phone
Norwalk 959. Suite Construction
Co. 110an Ave.

 

 

 

 

1994 Chemist Coupe . . . . . . .. 260

1929 Ford Touring ...... .. . . . 75 "W M 59

1920 Dodge Touring ....... ,..‘ 100 FURNITURE—Second hand bought
“gar BROS‘H bil at highest prices. If you have any

cum” 3‘ $323.21“ upmo ' luck or metal to sell. we will also

pay high prices. Call or write H.
Jaffeo. 17 Fort Point street.
Phone 699.

 

MATTRESSES—Bon Springs. Cush~
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
“Telephone 917. Norwelk Mattress
Co. to Franklin Street. South
Norwaik.

Minion] Merchandise 6!

BARGAINaUpright piano good
for beginner. easy terms. free de-
livery 585. 00 Fox Piano Co. 49 d:
45 North Mun St.

PLAYER PIANO-88 note. me.-
hogany case. latest improvements.
bench and soils. Free delivery.
Easy terms. Price $175.00. Re-
cently taken in trade on one of our
famous Knabe Ampico RefEnact~
in: Pianos. Fox Piano Co.. 49 and
65 North Main St.

Wanted—To Buy ‘ 66

norr'r Tnnow AWAY Your old
clothes. Call 9676 or address a
card to P. O. Box 699.

ROOMS AND BOARD
Booms Wlthout'Board es

TO LET—large front room adjoin-
ing hath. 0n Trolley ll e. near
Water. Gentlemen prefe
fercnces. 5 Hawkins Ave.. Phone
, 1911.2. , . ‘

aw. nsrs'rn roa snar-

Wfl and mil to

FOB BENT—At 12 Concord St. a
5 room apartment and sun-porch
with hardwood floors: tile bath
and shower. gas range and auto-
matic hot water heater. Heat fur-
nished Inquire at 14 Concord St.

FOUR ROOMS—All improvements.
at 48 Van Zant St.. E.‘ Norwalk.
Inquire at 44 Water St... So. Nor-
waik. Telephone 909 or ”El-W.

FIVE ROOMS—All improvements.
near trolley line. 5 minutes from
center of city. Inquire Box No. 49
cio Sentinel Office.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

38
YOUNG MAN—Will you be earning

earning over
990.00 per week 11 your present

Job? If you are ever 21 years of

age. of neat appearance and be-
lieve you have ability to sell. cell
at 44 Wall street. Norwelk, par-

ed. Reo‘

newspaper.

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reply.

sage. ‘

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you have violated

 

' Write. Y our/ids

With Care

If you do not get results from a classi-
fied advertisement, do not blame the

If you wired J. P. Morgan '& Co. to
send you $100,000, you would not
blame the Western Union because Mr.
Morgan did not send you a favorable

Then why blame a newspaper? 'All it
does is to print and deliver your mes-

If you do not get results, it is because

. ciples of advertising.

Practice them, and your classified ad-
vertising will be your most profitable
investment—Realtors Journal, 7 |19|26.

SUBMITTED BY WALTER R- COLLINGS,
REALTOR

some of these prin-

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

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FOR SALE

8 room house, all improve-
ments, hardwood floors, en-
tirely redecorated, on corner
lot 50x150 on our line-

nuns 91,500.00 CASH

Balance 96.000 first mortgage

For Service Call
Mr. Keene
1230

Taylor & Golden Co.
Real Estate Division

So. Norwelk Trust Co. Bldg,
So. Nor-walk. Conn.

Wehavees,5oomplaceondrst
mono-se-

 

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$7,000

’ house in excellent
tion, cement cellar,

 

 

 

business

Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety.
But ilre insurance places the
one lure protection between

 

 

REAL ESTATE 1‘03. SALE

REAL ESTATE '03 SAT-I

 

Houses For Sale so

Shore-Mountain For Sale 86

 

FOR SALE—-Center of South Nor-
weik. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights, gas. sewer, price 97. 600
to quick buyer. Box 999 UStlutb
Norwelk. .

SHORE FRONT bungalow. f our
rooms furnace. electric lights. city
water and can well. Ten minutes

 

FOB SALE—v-Cosy ,6 room house,
some improvements, barn. large
orchard and plenty of gre'pes.
95.000. 6 Room house. some im-
provements. partly furnished 1st
District. price 95.000. 91,000 cash
on either. See The Tammany
Agency. Real Estate and Insur-

58‘4. 1L
FOR SALE—house at 19 Gibson

Court. Nicely located. overlooking
sound. Consists of 6 rooms. and

anus. 128 Washington BL. Phone.

you and financial lose an a re-
sult of are.

Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gledly inspect
your fire risks.

.7. M. Layton.Co.. inc.

 

 

 

 

Public Sale—Boat. Cabin Cruiser. 60
H. P. Speedway engine. 94 feet
over all. In Excellent Condition.
May be seen any time at the Miller
Boat Yard. So.Norwalk.

‘ 'Serno will be sold at public auction
next Saturday afternoon. Aug. 1.
1926, at 2:30 Day Light Saving
Time at the Miller Boat Yard.

 

6'9 Osborn Ave.

FOB. SALE—new seven room house
on Wllton Ave. All improvements.
Easy terms. Inquire” Alfred Apres.
44 Wilton Ave.. Nbrwelk. Phone
1272 or 901.

FOR SALE—One 5 room house with
garage. No. 69 Osborn Ave. Lot
60 x 165. Price 95,600. One 6
room house. Lot 60 x 160. No.
57 Belden Ave. Price 95.500. One
6 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding building lots. 66.000.
Robert‘Joseloif. tel. 1809. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt A: Son. tel (85. -

 

 

Hot water and Janitor service.
Summer rent 995.00. Apply Gib-

 

FOR RENT—6 room house with im-

 

Fon SALE—Several ’fino building

and houses.

movements. prly decorated. u ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Osborn Ave. East Norwalk. Real Estate. '
11 Pershing St. Phone 1128

Lauren Sale 85

 

.lots in best sections of the Nor-
walks. also farms. business blocks

 

FOR RENT—7 room house. 15
Souhdview Tel-recs. All improve-
ments. Telephone 869.

FOR 1119wa rooms and. bath.
centrally located. Adults only. Ap-
-‘ ply Harris I: Gone. Telephone 721.

all the people.

THE CLASSIFIED news reaches

bath. Enclosed sun porch. all im- , Signed .
provoments. Price 98,600. Easy RICHARD W.‘ SWEENEY.
terms. Theodore 0. Olsen, 140 Administrator
Main St. Phone 1958. Estate of JOHN CABANA.
FOR SALE—New Six room house. Legal Notices 91

 

ESTATE OF DOROTIIEA BANK.
SOLVENT NOTICE
DISTRICT or NORWALX. ss..
PROBATE COURT. July 16. A. 1)..

1926.

Estate of Dorothea Bank also
knovm en Dorothea Banks late of
Norwelk in said Didirict. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly ettesb
ed. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted te-sald Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to

JOHN BANKS.
Administrator 0. T. UA.

 

GENEROUS OFFERS of all kinds
appear dellyvin the classified notion.

 

THINKING of buying a home?

from South Norwalk at a. t io n.
Bzf'.::;§?.".;.£‘:‘...°‘ii.mfil“"° Ins-“Wm?
AUCTIONS—LEGAL ‘
Auction Sales '0
AUCTION

* conducted in four dioceses. and in

 

Fireproof your

SERVICE

23 North Main St.
Office Phone 3915

 

DEL‘IGHTEUL HOME

Lot 50 x 210. Fine Location.
All improvements.

I A SACRIFICE AT THIS PRICEU,

EAST NORWALK

Near trolley—3 minutes from R. R. Station.
Close to schools, near the water, 6 room

off in attic, large veranda, sewer, city water,
gas, electricity, hot air heat, hot water
heater, modern plumbing, chicken coops and
chicken runs, excellent garden, etc.

ACT NOW!

Call, write or phone.

WALTER R. COLLIN GS

REALTOR
GENERAL IN BURANOE

condition, stone founda-
two extra rooms finished

THAT SERVES

South N orwalk, Conn.
Residence 3699

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Two family house in suburbs. 10
rooms. 2 baths. separate furnaces.
corner lot. good condition. Price
”.500.

Modern seven room house. with
every improvement. hot water
heat. garage. extra. good location.

For these or any others consult

CANTY & C0.

loeltomlnmsme
1790.th Phenom

 

WEAP. NEW YORK—s92
P. M.

two—Dinner music.
owe—Baseball scores.
7:00—Elalne Horton. contralto.
hill-Columbia University French
lecture.

7:90—Grant Kimball, tenor.
7:45—“Psychiatry Work," George
Battle.

l:00-Selon concert.
hill—The Gold Dust Twins.
9:00—Eveready hour.
10:09—Carlotta Burke, Lore Burke,
pianists.

 

 

 

Bishop Of Salisbury
Sees Revival Coming

England is on the eve of a. great
spirituelxevivalgin the opinion or
the Bishop of Salisbury. who spoke
at a recent meeting of the Church
Assembly. ,
He said a. remarkable movement
had been started among young men
at Oxford. Cambridge and other un-
iversities to present the fourth re-
port of the Missionary Council
throughout the country. A cam-
paign by 198 students was being

 

September. 196 students will con-

 

 

OUT OUR WAY

 

Consult the Real Estate columns.

 

 

 

 

 

»; Is You use: St. was Improve-
‘ , {tent 990. 00. Inquire 5:

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

deals. 127 Washington St: So. UNor-
walk.

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WANTED—Ex Experienced cm
Apply‘The Rshhor Co. 11'! Wash-
lnsten at. no. Nowell. ,

 

YOUNG LADY WANTED—fir;
maneut position in Itoei Mate
Office. No business
united. Hose , . an
chance for arm“.

 
 

. 1941-19 or W 6056.

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lozlo—Jack Albiu's Orchestra.
11: 90—Frank Farrell's Orchestra.
M. WJZ. NEW YORK—455
P.
7: 05—Frank Dole of the N. Y. Her-
ald Tribune. talk. "Dogs "
7:20—Harold Leonard's Orchestra.
8:00—N. Y. University summer
school symphony orchestra.
6:90—The Delteh Pearl hour.
9:00—Pennsylvenie Railroad hour.
9:90—Pennsylvania-Reilroed hour.
10:00—Cook’n southern hemisphere
cruise.
10:80-Milton Cross, tenor.
rods-George Olsen's Pennsylvania
Roof Orchestra.
WGBS. NEW YORK—did
P. M.
6: (lo—Uncle Geoboe.
6: sod—Joseph Tucci. muhical new.
o: til—Cy Kenn, 'l'eropateh.
7: 00-Arrowhead Concert Orches-
' tra.
7:15-Bssoball and news items.
hail—Arrowhead Concert Orches-
trs.
9: oo—Pley. "The Finger of God."
Cast: Charlynne Courtland.
Marius Underwood and Rex-
tord Kendrick._
9:20—Lesson in universal radio
language.
I: 90—Dsce. cowboy-composer.
9: oo—Intervlew with Arson Do
Coerpy.
.g; io—Ludmilla Torotsks. l'tussisn

Hull»
9: SO—Robortine Robertson. con-

lignite; WGBS String Ensem-
e.

9. lS—Redio Pranks.

lo: oo—Bernard Cohen. pianist.

lo: .ls—mright and Wrong. popular
Ml!»

idiot—Arrowhead Dance Orchestra

PM Will. I“ gonna-sol.

mic—will Moss's Chateau.

 

7:10—Commercia1 Digest.
hid—Starlight Parking.
kilo—banter Mason. tenor.
7:46—Orlendo's Concert Orchestra.
8:15—“Scientifio Problems and
Puzzles." H. Winfield Secor.
8:50—Edison Hour, French Pro-
gram, Mme. Lina. Abarban-
ell, soloist.
9:30-Huarte's Spanish Ensemble.
mes—John Adam Hugo.
lo:00-—-Cape May program.
10:15—“Audlo Frequency
tiers," Clyde Fitch.
10:90-French Ensemble. Georgette
Nyrielle, soprano: George
Maxis. tenor; Henriette Ang-
streich, pianist.

MWCA, NE‘V YORK—34L

Ampli.

RM
6: Ill—Jack Winslow. ukulele.
6: 50—Willlam Roulstone, talk.
Izoo—Monte Carlo By-the-Sea 0r-
chestra.
7:80—Minnie Well, pianist.
8:00-Talk. “Care of Hair."
ems—National Thanksgiving Doll
Offering Committee.
6:30—Peuline Watson, violinist.
sup—Talk. 'l‘. R. Weyant.
9:00—Paul Whiteman's Picadiily
Players.
9: xii—Columbia Park Entertainers.
10: OO—Edgemero Club Hotel 01"
chestrs.
10 : 30—Shelhurne Orchestra.
11:90—ch11: Robertson. songs.
limo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
11:00--Ernie oGlden's Orchestra.
12—McAlpin Entertainers.

WNYO—NEW YORK—526
P. ”or.
5 :i .v—Mnrket High Spots.

6: (i—Bert Relth's S. S. Bear Moun-
tain Orchestra.

7. IO—Police alarms.

7: 85—"Renuscltatlon and Life Say
ing." Captain Charles Scully.

’4'. 55—Beseball results.

'9: 00—U‘livieri' s Band, Prospect Park
Ionic-Lawrence McCarthy. ban.
tone.

19:15—Plano selections. ,
iozao—Police alarms; weather.
WEEK—NEW YORK—279

P, M.

6:15—Bill Schudt., Jr.. radio chat.
6. 90—Melestic String ensemble. .
9: oil—Mischa Tulin's Musicale.

9: 90—wsche Tulin's Music‘s.
9:45—Arrighi Double Mixed Quar-
tette.

10:00—Judith Roth. soprano.

11.00 Club Deauvllle Melody Sextet.

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‘=“°.Trleleroleed some Owners'

9: Iii—Evelyn Evolyntaska. soprano.

s: ih—Pdnes Plottl. entertainer.
taco-Nines Spoiler. violhiiot.
ale—likable nick Rushed songs,
Dido—OW' n nurse orchestra.
10:90-Jeo Sherman. songs.
10: 15—min,” N. T.‘G

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sons-Leis.

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AUCTION

Thus-eds , August 5, 3 P. 1!.
On his premises, No.6 West
Rocks road, (end of France
8t. ) attractive six room house,
all improvements including' in-
stantsneons or at e :- heater.
smooth-top gas range, kitchen

tore, g a r a go, poultry

sad in perfect condition.
Terms can be arranged.

 

 

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