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WOUNOEMENTS—s ,gsg
'1—Deeths 9. '
vs—Card of Thanks ‘
S—In Memoriam
5—B‘Jneral Directors
S—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
t—Societi‘cs and Lodges
10~Lost and Found

AUTOMOTIVE—-
A—Automnbile Agencies
Il—Automobiles For Sale‘
12~Auto Trucks For Sale

“2,, 13—Auto Accessories

 

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:7" lt-Garages—Autos for Hire
Joy—Motorcycles and Bicycles
11nWanted—Ahtomotlve

USINESS SERVICE—
18-Buslness Services Odes-ed

, li—llullding and Contracting

l‘ 21—messmaklng and Millinery

l ”diluting, Plumbing. Roofing

I ad-lneuranco and Surety Bonds
1 25—Trucking—Storage

“I :d—Painting. I’aperlng. Decorat-
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» Il—Profe-ional Services .
ll aO—Repairing and Refinishing
SO-Tallorlng end Pressing
81—Wanted—Business Service

EMPLOYMENT-
slow—Employment Agencies
u—Help Wanted—Female
ss—Help Wanted—Male
Si—Help—mle and Female
35—Solicltora Canvassers. Menu
IO-Sltuations Wanted—Female
j.’ sl—Sltuations Wanted-Male

FINANCIALd
Sta-Basins. Opportunities
40-14onv to Inn—Mow

IN STRUCTION—

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Mausoleum

names, was. Found 10

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LOST—West‘wlth watch and chain
and fountain pen near liowayton
Depot Liberal reward. Phone N54
or cell Sentinel Office. ‘

"mums!
Help Wanted-Female
.SALESLADIES WANTED
Experienced only. Apply at M. Lan-

daule. 131 Washington St. So. Nor-
walk.

 

AOTOSIOTNI
Automobiles so: Sale in

 

WANTEbs—Esperienced operators.
Apply The Rabhor Co. 127 Wash-
ington St. So. Norwalk.

 

A reconditioned Quality Car I 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 Frankllns runs
and looks like new and carries a
new car guarantee.
A tin—Series 10-B (Changed to
“-0) Franklin sedan. run only
5000 miles. Original factory finish,
like new. . , l

A lift—Series iO-B (Changed to
10.0) Franklin sedan. refinished in
Duco. balloon tires. disc wheels. Run
10,000 miles. a.
A 1024—flerles 104} Franklin ee-
den. refinished in Duco. balloon
tires. Run 21.000 miles. '
In addition to the Frankilns listed
we have the following bargains in
other makes.
A ins—Hudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloons tires. disc‘ wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles

Phone 1881 05 Wall St” Norwalk

 

A BARGAIN—1025 sport model
Buick. In splendid condition. Will
sell cheap. Inquire P. Keane. Tay-
lor 6‘; Golden. Washington St.
Phone 1230.

 

FOR SALE
1025 Buick Coupe.
1025 Maanll Sedan.
1025 Chevrolet Touring. ‘_
1024 Dodge Coupe.
1924 Flint Touring.
1924 Ford Coach.
1924 Overland Touring.
1924 Buick Touring.
AUTO EXCHANGE
ll Elizabeth St,
Phone 4127. ‘
Open Evenings and Sundays,

 

 

FOR SALE;-

'1924 Chevrolet Touring ...... 5200

1924 Chevrolet Coupe . ...... . 260

1023 Ford Touring .......... . 75

1920 Dodge Touring ........ 4 . 100

. VAAST BROS.

Cadillac Dealers Hupmobllo
. 34 West Ave.

FOR. SALE—One Demonstrator:

Five Passenger Touring 1920;

Balloon Tires, spare tire. curtains

open with door.

This is your LAST CHANCE.

1920 Demonstrator. Small

payment. 12 monthsto pay.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwaik

Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Westport
590

for a
down

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Four
show cars and“ demonstrmrs.
Trade in your present car and buy
one of these cars. new and fully
guaranteed, at a. bargain price.
For particulars. call 754.
BENEDIC'I'S NASH AGENCY.

FOR. SALE OR EXCHANGE-78w—
eral late model used cars. We ac-
cept small dowa payment, and
give easy terms on balance. This
sale includes several' Nash. Hud-
son. and Maxwell cars. For parti-

culars, call 754. ‘
BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.

Wiring-Janice Stations id

THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO: ‘

WANTED-Girls to work around,
factory. H. Jacob a Son. So. Nor-
walk.

Ilolp WIIIM Ill. ‘3

WANTED—Strong boys to work. in
stock room. Apply Ii. Jacob'lnl

 

 

Son. So. Norwalk.

 

YOUNG MAN—Will. you be earning
$5,000.00 per year five years from
now? Are you earning over
$50.00 per week n your present
job? If you are over ii. years of
age. of neat appearance and be-
lieve you have ability to sell. call
at 44 Wall street. Norwalk, per-
haps you can qualify.

Help-aisle and Female st

WANTED—Cooks 875 up. Couples
8150 up. general houseworkers.
both white and colored. Apply
Norwalk employment agency. 00
Wall St. Phone 2503.

Situations Wanted—lumen so

W A N T E D POSITION— General
houseworker will live out. No
children. Call 35 Osborn ave. East
Norwalk.

Situations Wanted—Isis 8':

HAND! MAN-Building and clean-
ing cesapoole: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller, 0:
Taylor Ave. Phone till-W.

MERCHANDISE
Boats and Accessories 52

HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
, .crulses, sleeps it comfortably, all
conveniences. Telephone for rates.
Theodore s. Smith.
Norwaik 8549—W

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Write YourAds

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

does is to print and deliver your mes-

If you do not get results, it is,because
you have violated some of these prin-
ciples of advertising.

Practice them, and your classified ad-
vertising will be your most profitable
investment—Realtors Journal, 7|19l26.

SUBMITTED BY WALTER R- COLLINGS,
REALTOR

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REAL ESTATE POE SALE

AUCTION S—LEGAL

 

Fuel. M. Fertilisers se

FIRE'WOOD FOR SALE-015.00
per cord 4 it. length, 811.00 per
cord cut any size you wish. Phone
Norwalk :50. Same Construction
Co. Rowaytoa Ave.

Household Goods 50

MATTRESSES—Bos Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made, renovated and repaired
Telephone Ill. Norwalx Mattress
Co. 40 Franklin Street. South
Norwalk.

Musical Merchandise .2

BARGAIN—Upright piano good
for beginner. easy terms. free de-
livery $85.00 Fox Piano Co. 48 &
45 North Main St.

PLAYER PIANO—88 note, ma—
hogany case, latest improvements.
bench and rolls. Free delivery.
Easy terms. Price 8175.00. Re-
cently taken in trade on one of our
famous Knobs Ampico Ito-Enact-

 

 

 

 

 

Bousgs For Sale 84
BEAUTIFUL HOME—Is In Token-
eke. 8 large roolns. hard wood
floors, fire place, lovely sun parlor
with tile floor_ also maid's quar-
ters. 2 bath rooms. garage. .lnrgc
amount of ground. Will rent.
furnished. for 1 year at $1.200 or
soil for 512,500 with only 88,000
down payment and balance easy
terms. Mr. R. T. Norris Spring-
dale Realty Co.. Realtor, Norwalk
1041-12‘cr Stamford 4054.

FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 family house. 0 rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights, gas. sewer. price 87.500
to quick buyer. Box 308 South
Norwalk.

 

 

FOR SALE—house at 13‘ Gibson

Court. Nicely located. overlooking
sound. Consists of 6 rooms. and
bath. Enclosed sun porch. all im-
provements. Price 88.500. Easy
terms. Theodore 0. Olsen. 140
Main St. Phone 1958.

 

lng Pianos. Fox Piano 00., 48 an
45 North Main St. -

Wanted—To Buy 00

DON'T THROW AWAY your old
clothes. Call 8875 or address a
card toP. 0. Box 003.

ROOMS AND BOARD
Room For Housekeeping es

 

 

 

 

 

Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the dahweek or month.
your car washed ile you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
i Elizabethan Tel 4127

some SERVICE
mm creamer.

Tour Trees
Need ATTENTION

FOP. RENT—Two beautifully fur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Must be seen to be appreciat-
ed. All improvements. trolley goes
by (1 nor. Rates reasonable.
Garage. Telephone 3709.]. 112
Gregory Boulevard.

REAL ESTATE 1'08 BENT
, Wis and lists is

 

 

 

EAST NORWALK—On shore. 5
rooms second floor,“conveniencel.
garage. 545.00. Phone flu—2.

 

 

is—Lccei Instruction Classes g, l.
1 44—Musicsi. Dancing, Dramatic Phone 272 Weetport
dt—Wented—Instruotion
LIV]! STOCK—4' 3 ame- Services Offered- 18
.41-Doga‘Cats. other Pets . A. m".

dl—Honel. Cattle. Vehicles

ss—Pcul and Supplies
go...Want —-Live Stock
18!:—

. u—Articles roi- ssio‘
51,er and Exchaegd

. “vacate and Accessories
l'l—Bulldiiil Hater-tall -
Ida-SEMI". and 011100 Edi!”-

meat
gs... ‘ and Dairy Products
gs- Eeed. _Fertiliser ,
514M Thing! to Eat

., u—Hnuaehold Goods ,

‘ do—Jewelry'. Watches. Diamonds
gz—uaehinery and Tools‘
ss—etasicel Iterchandise

, “handle Equipment
'sséleeds. Plants Flowers -
sMpec'isls at the Roses ,
u-Wearins some
de-Wnted-r'l‘c Bus

soous AND sown—s
mm With Board.

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a for Housekeeping
gg-V on Places
‘14-'10“. to El!

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Winslow-Rooms or
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Glistom .Slip covers.
Auto Cushions. Carpets

_ end Curtains. .

80 Woodward Ave. : ‘ .
Phone - if!
AWNINGS

Beautiful designs esclu'lve patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
\ m Fltsgerald Awning Co.
First and New Sis- East Norwalk
‘Tel. 8000

 

WOOSTER er DAVIS .
A. It. WOOSTIB. . as. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEY Air 111W. 2
Formerly II. S. Patent
Office.

~ 1115 Kain street. Bridgeport.
Sand for Booklet 'on Patents.

UPIIOLSI‘ERING -— and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
. and upholstereif supplies. Chair
-caaing. etc. A. angstroms New
I. 0. O. F. Bldg. Seuliorwalh.

EEILO BILL—New list? No. the
old one cleaned .‘bleeked and
trims Looks swell" Who‘ did

the Job The Practiul Recover»
tagger. marines-own.
Norwalk. . up i-flicht smile.

anthflsdcustomor h surfing
magma-ore.“

distance transportation. Carehl
handling. reliable service. Respon-
able rates. Phone dgys 410.,“qu
010W. 0 amnion Ave.

asdieeg didnooe tracking
mmw‘ vans tor
moving. I'tsa ileck dumps. 100
case. Ave. near its daytime:

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mnlALil—ansrecmhouewlth

FOR RENT—At 1: Concord St. a
5 room apartment and sun-porch
with hardwood“ floors; lilo bath
an shower. gas range and auto.
me 0 hot water heater. Heat fur-
nished. Inquire at 14 Concord St.

FOB RENT—4 d 0 room apart-
ments 8 West ve., So. Norwalk.
. all improvements. Inquire If.
Framer Taylor Shop.

FOR RENE-d room house with isn-
provements. Newly decanted. 04
Osborn Ave. East Norwalk. ’

TO LET—4 and 5 rooms. at 50 and
53 Van Zant St. With Imps-Ove-
ments. Rent ”0.00. Inquire 53
Van Zant St...East'Norwalk. ,

To LET-Four very nice rooms. all
improvements. newly sileoorated.
with or without garage. Small
family only. 4! Belden Ava, phone
345.

T0 LET—5 rooms with all improve-
ments and steam heat. Apply to
Elizabeth so ~ .

TO LET—B rooms with improve-
ments good location. Inquire R.
Jceeloff.“ Seevicw Ave. or I. I.
Gorbam. WW St. .

REAL ESTATE '03 “LE \
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. attractive home. English woe
Bunt.’ years ago. On Main I.
Conduit»! 5 rooms A bath. all-

heat. Lars- lot. range will
mad if desired. Terms
Easy. Theodore 0. Olsen. 140
Halo I. Phone 1055.

 

“regent“. es Odors Ave. hot
es s 105. Price tacos. One 0
room hem. urea: 150. No.
if Bellies Ave. Price “.500. One
. 5 room months

 

 
 

 

 

 

FOR. SALE—Several fine

, ty to procure a well planned and "

ths. instantaneous hotj"

alone. as. [
sangsb..uildisg,istfinfi'fi£fi

FOR SALE—Now Six room house.

00 Osborn Ave.

 

FOR SALE-new seven room house

on Wilton Ave. All improvements.
Easy terms. Inquire Alfred Apron.
44 Wilton Ave.. Norwalk. Phone
1272 or 801.

FOR SALE
6 room house all improvements. Lot
7521101 and two extra building
lots in rear, 50x125 each. Price
$10,000. See The Tammany Agency
Real Estate 8; Insurance. 123
Washington St. Phone 3344.

‘5

Lots For Sale
building

‘lots in best sections of the Nor-

walks. also farms. business blocks

and houses.

ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.

11 Pershing St. Phone 1323

THINKING of buying a home?

 

 

 

 

Consult the Real Estate columns.

 

 

Legal Notices 01
REGISTRARS' NOTICE

The legalvoters of the Town and
City of Norwalk are hereby notified
thul. lilo Registrars of Voters of the
Town and City of Norwalk will be in
session at the following places to
wit; Town Court Room, No. 20 Wall
St, let. Ward. Town Court Room
City Hall. 2nd Ward. Mayflower
Firc House. Van Zandt 8t. 8rd
Ward. Friday, August 6 and August
13m, 1926 from 12 o'clock A. M.
until 9 o'clock P. M. Standard Time
for the purpose of receiving appli-
cations for caucus and primary
registration and for correction .of
said caucus lists. -

Electors whose names now appear
on either party list and who desire
to transfer to another list must make
written application to the Registrars
for such change. .

Electors are warned that they are
not legally entitled to vote in any
party primary or caucus unless they
have been registered.

Electors having changed their
residence since the completion of the
last Primary and Caucus Lists in
August, 1925. are requested to notify
the Registrars of such change of ad-
dress.

Joe A. Carrier
Fred C. nledeli
First and Fourth Ward
Rufus J. Smith
Jeremiah Eagan
Second and Fifth Ward
Harry B. Waterbury
John McGrath
Third Ward
Registrars of Voters. for the Town
and City of Nerwalk.
Dated at Norwalk. this list day of
July. 1926.

Kidding A Star

FILM MAGNATE—Wo u l d you
consider an offer of $1,000 a week?

MOVIE QUEEN—As a Joke. yes,
but if you want to talk real business.
you’ll have to is. it up some. They
don‘t allow tipping in our studio.—
Laughter.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

 

FOR SALE '

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

TEBMS 81,500.00 CASH
Science $0,000 first mortgage

For Service Call
Mr. Keane
1230

Taylor '& Golden Co.

Real Estate Division

So. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.,
50. Norwalk, Conn.

We have 83,500 to place on ilrst
mortgage.

 

 

 

 

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
you and financial loss as a res
suit of fire.

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

J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
36 Washington Street

Insurance and Real Estate
TELEPHONE 85

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

Two family house in suburbs, 10
rooms. 3 baths. separate furnaces.
corner lot, good condition. Price
$8,500.

Modern seven room house. with

every improvement. hot water
heat. garage. extra good location.

For these or any others consult

CANTY & C0.

Realtors-Insurance
17 So. Iain It. Phone 830

 

 

 

 

 

Then What?

ENGLISHMAN—You need have
no fear of bears. Sambo. They are
extinct in this country.

SAMBO—Yes. boss, but some day
I might run into one kinda sudden.
like dat didn't know he was cxtlnc'.
—-Langport Herald.

 

Fastest Crawler
LAMAR. him—Frank Horton is
the world's champion crawler. On a
recent afternoon he went around
the square on his hands and knees
in exactly 20 minutes. It's 2,000
feet around. Frank did it on a. wag-

 

buy a new pair of corduroy pants.

er. won the wager and now he'll

 

 

II

DELIGHTFUL HOME

$7,000,

EAST N ORWALK

ACT NOW!

 

 

WALTER R. COLLINGS

Lot 50 x 210. Fine Location.

All improvements.

A SACRIFICE AT THIS PRICE

Near trolley—3 minutes from R. R. Station.
Close to schools, near the water, 6 room
house in excellent condition, stone founda-
tion, cement cellar, two extra rooms finished
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.

Call, write or phone.
SERVICE THAT SERVES

REALTOR
GENERAL INSURANCE

23 North Main St. South N orwalk, Conn.
Office Phone 3915 Residence 3699

 

 

 

 

Minutes In Civil Suit,“

Effort May Be Made

T o UseGrand Jury

 

 

Henry’s New ‘V'Aid

 

BRIDGEPOR'I‘, Aug. 6.-—A radical
step in the Grand Jury system in
Connecticut was taken during the
investigation of the shooting in a
crap game raid of Harry Fischer.
late of anlowood avenue. when an
official stcnographcr was admitted
into the- Grand Jury room to take
verbatim reports of thc‘teslimony of
all witnesses.

Eleven persons have been sum-
moned to appear next Monday hes
fore Judge John W. Banks of Su-
perior court to show cause why all
evidence concerned in the case shall
not be perpetuated as a. preliminary
to the trial of a $10,000 civil action
filed against the police officers wlio
took part in the fatal raid.

There is no indication however.
that an effort will bu made to have
the record of the Grand Jury brought;
into court and filed until the trial”
Attorney Leonard Coggswcll, official
reporter of Superior court far Fair-
field county, who took stencgruphic
notes of the testimony offered by
Grand Jury witnesses, is not named
in the papers served on those men
who will appear on Monday before
Judge Banks. He is in solo possession
of the Grand Jury ndtes and they
have not been transcribed from the
short-hand symbols in which they
were taken.

Only once before ill the state was
a stenographcr admitted Into a.
grand Jury room. That was during
the investigation of the eclectic doc.

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Mrs. Harriet It. Foote grows gor-

Mass.. home. Henry Ford and Mrs.
Ford saw them. Henry promptly

greet rose garden for him at Dear-
born,

West Connecticut
Fish and Game Field
Day, Bristol, Sept. 4

Members 'of the Western Connec-
ticut Fish and Game Protective aa-
sociation are manifesting much in-
terest in the» field day and outing

 

 

. of the Connecticut ash and game

geous roses at her Marblchead.

employed Mrs. Footc to lay out a

tors in Connecticut. and that unus-
ual circumstance served as a. pre-
cedence for the allowing of a sten.
ographer in the Fischer grand Jury
room. Judge John R. Booth, how-
ever. in his charge to tho Il‘i‘schcr
Grand Jury. particularly cautioned

its members that no information. not

even the names of the witnesses.
could be revealed outside the delib-
eration room.

 

She “Rolled Her Own”

In Public And Judge
Sent Her To Jail
NEW YORK—(AP) Rolling her

stockings on Fourteenth street Just
off Fifth avenue today cost Miss

 

 

 

 

 

clubs 'whiehvwlll be held at Lake
Compounee',
September 4. The field day and out-
ing are to he held under the ana-
. pleas of the state board of fisheries
end one.

iToIlathounty
‘ g j ‘IIoaerIIeIe, Sept. 22
With a litsrir‘y program in the

. ‘ afternoon, and‘n pogean‘ t in the eve-
‘ th'e memory of Nathan Hale will

 

 
 
 

September 02. Every town in
Coun' tywillhaveaparhltls

Frances Rathowitz three months in
the workhousc.

The arresting policeman lot! the
court Miss Rathowitz had caused a
crowd to collect by her action. and
that, when he had rremonstrated
‘ with her. she had called him various

names.
To

Eristol, on Saturday,

"Women should not roll their stock-
ings in public,” the court ruled. "The
scanty apparel they wear nowadays
is sufficient to attract attention with-
out thelr doing other things that will
cause men at look at them.

The workhcusc was imposed after
fingerprint records had re ealcd that
the young woman had on twice ..
convicted on other charges. '

Court By Phone

in south Om, ntry Wed-

 

 
 
 

KANSAS CITE-Judge Lcahy of“
Wichita. Kansas. walks into his
courtroom in the morning. picks up
the receiver of his telephone and
keeps the line busy trying his cases
over the phone. Several criminals
handeddedtodoswaywlthieles

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