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AUTOMOTIVE
Salomon". lor Solo II
A reconditioned Quality Ca;- is a
better buy than any new car of
the same price. We will be glad to
demonstrate any of the care listed
below. Each of the Frankilno runs
and looks like new and carries a
new car guarantee.
A ital-Series loan (Changed to
Iii-C) Franklin sedan. run only
5000 miles. Original factory finish.
like new. \_ ,
A int—Series lo—E (Changed to
10-0) Franklin sedan. refinished in
Duco. balloon tires. disc wheels. Bun
10.000 miles.
A int—Series 104} Franklin se-
dan. refinished in Duco. balloon
tires. Run 81.000 mild.
In addition to the Frankllns listed
we have the following bargains in
other makes.
A ”gs—Hudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloon fires. disc wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10,000 miles
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
swordsman-
As an accommodation
extension of its public service,
'CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
' who are telephone subscribo
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the, poliw,’
is dependent on the so-
cporstlon given by the public
in minimizing collection ox-
Phone 1531 05 Waugh. Norwalk
FOR SALE— .
1924 Chevrolet Touring ...... $200
1924 Chevrolet Coupe ........ 260
1923 Ford Touring ........... 75
1020 Dodge Touring .......... 100
VAAST BROS.
Cadillac Dealers Hupmobllo
84 West Ave.
FOR SALE—Ono Demonstrator:
Five Passenger Touring 1926;
Balloon Tires, spare tire, curtains
open with door.
This is your LAST CHANCE, for a
1926 Demonstrator. Small down
pwment. 12 months to pay.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Nerwalk
Phone 1950
CHEVROLET SALES 85 SERVICE
Westport
590
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Four
show cars and demonstrators.
Trade in your present car and buy
omen- msruir
whom!"
lielp’ Wanted Isle as
YOUNG MAN—Will you be earning
85.000.00 per year five years from
now? Are you earning over
“0.00 per week 11 your present
Job? If you are over 21 years of
age. of neat appearance and be-
lleve you have ability to sell. cell
at 44 Wall street. Norwaik. per-
haps you can qualify.
Help-Male and Female 84
WANTED—Cooks 876 up. Couples
8150 up, general houseworkers.
both white end colored. Apply
Norwalk employment agency. lol
1
Wall St. Phone 2563.
Situations Wanted—Male se
W A N T E 1) POSITION— General
houseworkcr will live out. No
children. Call 35 Osborn ave. East
Norwalk.
1
Shutlons Wanted-“II. II
HANDY MAN—Building and clean-
ing eesspoeie: grading. hedge ont-
tlng: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. .lamoe Fuller. 0:
Taylor Ave. Phone Illa-W.
YOUNG MAN—would like position‘ns
private chauffeur. Can drive any!
make of car. For interview ad.l
dress Box 45 c.'o Sentinel.
MERGE ANDISE
Boats and Accessories 52
HOUSE BOAT—40 charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps 6 comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone for rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Norwnllt 3549—W
Mel. seen. Fertilisers M
FIRE WOOD FOR SALE-315.00
per cord 4 ft. length, 811.00 per
cord cut any else you wish. Phone
Norwalk 859. Santa Construction
Co. Itowayton Ave.
one of these cars, new“ and fully
guaranteed. at a bargain price.
For particulars. call 754. .
BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Sev-
eral late model used cars. We ac-
cept small down payment, and
penses by prompt payments.
enticeme—
“ I—Funeral Directors
Monuments. Cemetery Lots
ocietles and Lodges
-Lost and Fciind
'f‘Aq—Automoblle Agencies
Tull-Automobiles For Sale
iz—Auto Trucks For Sale
.iI-yAntn Accessories
’ Autos for Hire
il—Wanted-y-Automotivo
1|. SINESS SERVICE—
fit—Business Services came
tin—Building and Contacting
{oi—Maine; and Millin'dry
ids—Heating.» Plumbing. Roofing
‘ss-insumce and Surety Bonds
i’dS—Truckingo-Storago
Elf—Painting? Paper-ing, Decorat-
ing _ ~ '
ll-Profesoional Services
cit—Repairing; and Refinishing
0—Talloring and Pressing
: I—Wsnted—BBusiness Service
II'WMENT—
flukmmployment Malicio-
Jgp—Help Wanted—Female
:u—Help Wanted—Male
u—Help-j—Malo and Female
gap—solicitors. Canvasesrs. Agents
lk—Siuiattons Wanted—Female
31—minute" Wanted—Male
a ANOIAII—
u—Bnaine- Opportunities
iO—Money to Mon—Mortgages
smucrroy— ,
gs—Inoal‘ instruction Classes
u—-Music_al. Dancing. Dramatic
. dd‘Wantcd—Instruction
' :v STOCK-d .
Ii—Doss. eats. Other P0
“-305“. Cattlo. Vehicldl
ie—PouIn-y and Burn"-
so—Wanted—Idvo Stock
I: 'CHANDISE— '
“Articles For Sale
gag—Barter and Exchange
5:-Bosts and Acoenorioo
ss—Buildinx Materiel-
, u—-Businom‘ and Office Equip-
' meat
1ng and Dairy Products
. e—Iruel. Feed. Fertiliser
Egg—Good Things to 3“
visa—Household Goods
1~.ngelry. Watches. Diamonds
iuiLMacbinori and Tools
.kunsiool Merchandise
”4—3.4” Equipment
. fig—ands. Plants. Flowers
gal—Specials at tho Stores "_
i :u—Wearins Apparel "'
. .;gg-Wantod—To 311’
e MS AND BOARD—o
gy—noofiis With Board
”.3003” Without Board
; ”.300” for Housekeepinl
:. u—Vaeation Places
'14—“.3‘. to Eat
u—wnm to atop in Town
; fingeranted—Eooms’or Beard
. : . "ESTATE FOR RENT-
3 og—Aparttlonts and h
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gin—Jams. sciatic-4“”: Bent
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fl and not Reese d" s
and Moos -
, ‘gg.offieos
: More
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EST/ATE FOR S
ore and Mountain — For
.10
M‘unsumlvm Sale
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' ”Wasted—ital hate
f‘li OHS—LEGAL—
eetion was -
scan the eta-tiled columns to find
out the busine-
give easy terms on balance. This
sale includes several Nash, Hud-
Household Goods do
Write Y ourAds
If you do not, get results from a classi-'
fied advertisement, do not blame the
newspaper.
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
reply. ,
Then why blame a newspaper? “All it.
doe
sage.
If you do not get results, it is because
you
cipl
Practice them, and your classified ad-
vertising will be your most profitable ‘
investment—Realtors Journal, 7 |19|26.
SUBMITTED BY WALTER R- COLLINGS,
With Care
s is to print and deliver your mes-
have violated some of these prin-
es of advertismg.
REALTOR
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE _
8 room house, all improve.
merits, hardwood floors, .en-~
tirely redecorated, on corner
lot 50x150 on car line-
TSRMS $1,500.00 CASE
Balance $8,000 first mortgage
For Service Call
Mr. Keane
1230
Taylor & Golden Co.
Real Estate Division
So. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg”
So. Norwalk, Conn.
We have 38,500 to place on first
IIIOHM
$7,000
house in excellent
”m
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety..
But fire insurance places the
one sure protection between
MATTRESSES—v-Box Bill'll‘lll. Cillh-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE‘
made. renovated and repaired
Houses For Sale
86 Shore-Mountain For Sale 80
Telephone 317. Norwalit Mattress
Co. 49 Franklin Street. South
Norwallt. I
Musical Merchandise SS
son. and Maxwell care. For partl-
culars. call 754.
BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.
Repairing—Service Stations to
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
you:- car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elizabeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE
PLAYER PIANO—88 note.
BARGAIN—Upright piano good
for beginner, easy terms. free de-
FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 family
water heat. but wood floors, elec-
~trio lights, gas. sewer, price $7,500
SHORE FRONT bungalow, four
rooms furnace. electric lights, city
water and sea wall. Ten minutes
from South Norwallt stn t l on.
ouse. 9 rooms. hot
livery 535.00 Fox Plano Co. 43 &
45 North Main St.
a.
hogany case, latest improvemclrgslts.
bench and rolls. Free delivery.
Easy terms. Price $175.00. Re-
cently taken in trade on one of our
Court. Nicely located. overlooking
sound. Consists of 6 rooms.
bath. Enclosed sun porch, all im-
provemcnts.
terms. Theodore 0. Olsen.
Main St. Phone 1958.
to quick buyer. Box 399 South Price $3,600. part cash. Inquire
Norwaik. Box Shorefront. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—house at 12 Gibson
Enters». Movies
and
Price $8,500. Easy
140
famous Knabe Ampico Ito-Enact-
lng Pianos. Fox Piano Co., 43 and
45 North Main St.
TREE SPECIALIST.
Wanted—To Buy 00
Your Trees
Need ATTENTION
DON'T THROW AWAY your old
FOR SALE-new seven room house
all Wilton Ave. All improvements.
Easy terms. Inquire Alfred Aprea,
44 Wilton Ave..
1272 or 101.
Norwalk. Phone
clothes. Call 3375 or address a
card to P. 0. Box 008. ,
_ A. ll. WEB.
Phone 272 Weetport
ROOMS AND SOLID
'Busineu Services Offered 18
Rooms Without Board dd
' A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING .
Custom Slip Covers. ‘ .
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
TO LET—lame front room adjoin-
ing bath. 0n Trolley line. near
Water. Gentlemen preferred. Re—
ferences. d Hawkins Ave. Phone
1931-2. '
86 Woodward Ave.
Phone 420
REAL ESTATE 1'08 RENT
dpartsncnm and Flats u
AWNINGS
Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
The Fitzgerald Awning Co.
First and New Sis. East Nerwalk
Tel. 8080
FOR RENT‘AC 1: Concord St. a
5 room apartment and, sunoporch
FOR SALE-One 6 room house with
garage, No. 03 Osborn Ave.
60 x 165.
room house. Lot 60 x 150.
67 Belden Ave. Price 35,500. One
6 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding b u lldlng lots. $6.000.
Robert Joselofl. tel. 1809. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt 0: Son. tel 435.
FOR SALE
room 'house all improvements. Lot
”2:191 and two extra building
lots in retir. 50x125 each.
$10,000. See The Tammany Agency
Lot
One 6
No.
Price $5.500.
Price
with hardwood floorqvtilo bath
Real Estate d; Insurance. 121
Washington St. Phone 8844.
Lots For Sale ‘ s5
and-shower. gas range and auto-
matic hot water heater. Heat fur-
nished. Inquire at 14 Concord St.
_ WOOSTER & DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT ISAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent,
Office. .
lo
FOR SALE—Several lino * building
in best sections of the Nor-
walks. also farms. business blocks
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING - and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
near trolley line. 5 minutes from
center of city. Inquire Box No. 49
clo Sentinel Office.
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergen-om. New
I. O. O. F.. Bldg. So. Norwallr.
Cleaning, Dyeing. mooning no
FOB RENT—8 Rooms and ,Bath—
son Smith. Phone 1117.
. ly.
Hot water and Janitor service.
Summer rent $35.00. Apply Gib-
I
HELLO BILL—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who‘ did
FOR RENT—0 room house with im-
provements. Newly decorated. 64
Osborn ALve. East Norwalk.
the Job? The Pflcflualchnovat-
ing list Shop. 11 N Main St. S.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
FOR RENT—Six rooms and bath.
centrally located. Adults only. Ap.
ply Harris & Gans. Telephone 721.
a satisfied customer ‘b our aim.
Mouse. melons Sitar-so 35
use! BROS-Storage. an kinds lo-
FOUR ROOMS—to .renf. All 'im-
provements 9 Bayview Ave. ,Te-
lephcne 1782.
«Land long . distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mafi dumps. 100
TO LET-4 and 5 rooms. at 50 and
52 Van Kent St. With‘Improve-
meats. Rent 839.00. Inquire 52
Van Zant St. East Norwalk.
Conn. Ave. Phone 818 daytime:
304-141nlghts. 4 ~
WHAT IS so rare as a classified
ad? Nothing- brings good luck so
quickly from bad.
mom
leis Wanted-Female
T0 LET—5 rooms with allimprovo-
TO LET-rs rooms with improve-
Q
merits and steam rhoat. Apply 10
Elisabeth St.
meats If location. Inquire R.
Jessie 1 SeariowAve. or E. n.
Oorhnm. WthSt.
Experienced only. Apply at M. Ian-
SALESLADIES WANTED »-
am. more to: can
danls. 127 Washington St. So. Nor-
nousulurehlo Id
walk.
wmmonm . operators.
Apply The Rabhor Co. 127 Wash-
ington St. So. Norwalk.
WMHenmpheu and Dic-
taphone typists. assistant book-
keoven. order clerks. at least one
year's commercial experience.
Caplaln d: Goldman. So. Main &
lanen St. So. blot-walk.
rouse nan: WANTED—for w-
nmu‘mwn HOME—Is in Token-
eke. 8 large rooms-hard wood
doors. fire place. lovely sun parlor
with tile floor. also maid's unar-
ters. 2 bath rooms. garage. large
amount of ground. Will rent.
furnished. for 1 year at 81,300 or
sell for 811.500 with only 88.000
down payment and balance easy
terms. Mr. R. '1‘. Norris Spring-
dale Realty Co. Realtor. Nerwnk
1041-18 or Stanford 4004. '
manont position in Real Mate
Office. Nobnsineas experience re-
duirod. Hero ‘is an excellent
' choice for a beginner. Advance-
montin‘hiarymadeonthobasia
of snorit..8eply. stating ago and
story expected. To Opportunity
clo Evening Sentinel.
now no to tho‘fortnno teller—
I'OB SALE—an unusual opportuni-
ty to procure a well planned and
nth-sou" home. English typo
Builtli‘yfill'l ago. On Main St.
Consistent 0 rooms h both. all
improvements. instantaneous not
vapor heat. Large lot. garage. Will
unfurnished ~if dosirod.-Terms
Easy. Theodore o. Olefin. iio
Main St. Phone 1058.
nctsmwaatte
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LONDON—lire. Amanda. Rey-
nolds .a. farmer’s wife, found a die-
mond ring valued at 100 pounds
sterling in the body of a fish recent-
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HOUR Rooms-ran improvements. and houael- v
at 48 Van Zant St. E. Norwalk. ALFRED K ST. JOHN- WING E. YOST
Inquire at 44 Water St. 50, Nor- Real Estate. Fielding H. "Hurry Up" Yost. vet-
walk. Telephone 903 ”42544“ 11 Pershing St. Phone 1323 crnn football coach at the University
of Michigan, has entered the movie
FIVE ROOMS-A“ improvements, Ring In Fish field. Yost is directing the gridiron
scenes in Richard Barthelmoss' new
picture “The Quarterback." Ills
duties will cover a period of three
weeks, with scenes being shot on
Long Island.
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WEEK fro GET Hoo’fo CUT
’me GRASS ~ALWAVS 1bo
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ANVBODV WHO CAN THROW qufeq oqu
200 Pounce. AROUND LIKE ME. LIKE. 1mg 3
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you and financial loss as a. re-
sult of fire.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will giadly inspect
your tire risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
,36 Washington Street
Insurance and ‘Real Estate
TELEPHONE SS
WALT:
23 North Main St.
Ofiloe Phone 3915
DELIGHT FUL HOME
Lot 50 x 210. Fine Location.
All improvements. ’
~ I A SACRIFICE AT THIS PRICE
EAST NORWALK
Near trolley—3 minutes from R. R. Station.
Close to schools, near the water, 6 room
tion, cement cellar, two extra rooms finished
oil 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.
SERVICE THAT SERVES
ER R. COLLINGS
REALTOR
GENERAL INSURANCE
condition, stone founda-
South N orwalk, Conn.
Residence 3690
FOR SALE
Two family house in suburbs. 10
rooms, 2 baths, separate furnaces.
corner lot. good condition. Price
88.600.
_
Modern seven room house. with
every improvement. hot water
heat. garage. extraugood location.
For these or any others consult
CANTY & CO.
Realtors—Justine“
17 lo. Main fit. these 880
5-.
WJZ, NEW milk—455
P. M.
l
ROE—Madison Concert Orchestra.
SIM—Imperial Imps.
8:30—Stadium Philharmonic Con-
cert.
10:20——Waiter Preston. barytone.
10:30—Astor Roof Orchestra.
\VEAI“, NE‘V YORK—492
P M.
two-Dinner music.
6:56—Baseba1l scores.
7:00—Synagouge services: address
by Rabbi A. Neulander;
Change In Fuses Puts
. Out Lights In Some
Sections Last Night
Street lights were out in several
sections of East Norwalk last night
between 8:80 o'clock'and 0 o'clock
when fuses blow in the power house
as workmen‘were replacing them to
give greater brilliancy to the light-
ing system as a whole. Lights were
out along Van Zant street. Seaview
avenue. and acress the bridge. At
Calf Pasture beach the lights did
not go out but dimmed for a while
and then flared up.
. s..-3.._.., _..___...._‘.__ . _.
M‘l GOSH hMAt k
waGH N0.
By WILLIAM
5'". ..... a. rm .s
lie-as.
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II“:
' 11:50——Sllver Slipper Orchestra.
solos by Manuel Compinsky,
violinist.
7:80——United states Army Band.
MSG—Davis Saxaphone Octette.
9:00—Ipana Troubadonrs. '
limo—The South Sea Islanders.
10:00—Old Timers Concert.
11-12—Pelham Heath Inn Orches-
tra.
WGBS. NEW YORK-410
P. M.
Moo—Uncle Geebee.
dzso—Fess Williams’ Orchestra.
7:00—Amerlcan Legion program;
Captain .1. Millikan. ,
-~7:15—-Basebale and news items.
7 : 20—Orchestra.
WEN, NEW YORK—801
P. M.
7:00—Milton Mayer, pianist; Ar-
thur Calace. violinist.
7:15—Bob Langston. songs. .
7:30—I.oéw's Theater organ recital.
8:00—Rev. Bernard Shlcofi, songs.
8:15—Farons and Varick. accord-
ian solos.
8:80—"0 o o k to." the California
songbird.
Sufi—”The Two Bills." harmony
songs.
0:00—"Thrlft Talk."
9:10—Loew’s Theater Orchestra.
9:30—Loew's Seventh Avenue The-
ater Concert Orchestra.
10:00—Roseland Orchestra.
10:30—Paiisades Park Orchestra.
P MWBNY, NEW YORK—fits.
3:80—Protestant Circle. music.
mas—Weather report.
too—Sport rays.
1:10—Commereial digest.
lilo—Helen Holprin. pianist.
7:80—Paullne-Watson. violinin.
Izoo—Itenee Sthiober. ”prone.
his-Charles Isoocson's concert.
duo-Steamship: Majestic orches-
trs. -
DIN—Irina Dubova. George Miller,
duets. ' .
10:10-Georgette Nyrielle. soprano.
load-Starlight Parking.
lozao—Alfonsornomoro. tdbor.
Ions—sens Hue-ion contralto.
P mWNYO, N, EW YORK—dad.-
d:10-Piano selections.
duo-pliant high spots.
duo—Elementary Spanish lessens.
two—Advanced Spanish lessons.
filo—frail: by Winter Russell.
7:50—3li mitt “
lick—Samlvotoie Canons; mandolin;
mo—nn‘ Regiment - land. from
Control Paris. ~‘ -
P “Want. an 10M
nee—sis “or. songs.-
dill—Bobby Joyce. uko artist.
.' _ 1.4
firm—Patricia Slmdoy entertainega’
:45—Bob Branden, songs. ‘
10:00—Bohby Joyce, Songs.
10:30—Mldnight serenuders.
WIIAP, SEW YORK—HM.
M.
:so—Holmcs String Ensemble.
:10—-—l\lixcd Quartet.
:15——-W’lnifrcd lluucr, "Piano Man.
terplcces."
Ia
and,”
IMO—Franklin Ford. news singer.
8:00—Tollefscn Trio.
8:30—Taik. Franklin Ford.
8:50—Tollci‘scn Trio.
9:15—James P. B. Hyndmnn. '
speaker.
Milli—Augusta Stetson. reading.
10:15—Dari Rethmann, hurylonn:
Edna Aurelia Jones. pianist.
WLWL, NEW YORK—288.
P. M.
moo—Edith Freytag. soprano.
9:15——Ruymond Maher, cellist.
9:25—Wllllam Lawlor, barytono.
limo-Musicale.
10:00—Popular program.
WMCA—NEW YORK—341
P. M.
6:00—Senator William Love.
Political Undertow."
6:30—-Ernle Golden's Orchestra.
7:00—Employment opportunities.
7:30—Tappen's Orchestra.
8:00—Monte Carlo By-thc-Seo Ore
chestra. '
kilo-Steamer Benjamin Odell
tertainers.
9:00—Mohicans.
9:30—Crescendo Eight.
10:00—Robert Wyatt. tenor.
10:154—Samuel Heller, readings.
10:30—Colonlal Inn ‘Orchestrn.
11:00—Jack Denny's Orchestra.
11:30—Club Brighton Orchestra.
12 midnight—McAlpin Entertainers.
won—NEWARK—aiorx
6:15-Jacques Jacobs's Ensemble.
6:45—Blll Wathey. "Sports.”
1:00—Jacques Jacobs‘s Ensemble.
7:26‘—Ncws Bulletin.
7:3Htudio program.
7:45—"Topics of the Day." Spencer
Armstrong.
8:00-Newark Philharmonic Band.
moo—Jazz extravaganza.
sub—“Summer European Tourists"
John Regan.
into-«lass estravaganza.
9:45—Monterey Society Orchestra.
lotto-Special feature. ,
10:45—Monterey Society Quintet.
11:15—Ben Bernie's Berkeley-Can
teret Orchestra.
"Til!
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filo—Police alarms. ' .
{- AUCTION
Thursday, August 5, 3 P. M.
011 the premises, No. 6 West
Rooks Aroad, (end ‘of France
St.) attractive six room house,
all improvements including in-
stantanebus w a t e r heater,
smooth-top gas range, kitchen
furniture, g a r a g e, poultry
Irhouscyhonse newly decorated
and in perfect condition.
Terms can be arranged.
W. H. GUTHRIE,
l Auctioneer.
Norwalk Chronicler