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WOUNCEMLENTS—a
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AUTOMOTIVE— -
Ar-Automobiie Agencies
11-Automobiles For Sale
18—Auto Trucks For Sale
18—Auto Accessories
ie-Garagee—Autos for Hire
‘ 15—Motol‘cycles and Bicycles
II—Wanted—Autonioiivo
BUSINESS SERVICE-
Il—Buslne- Services Offered
ill—Building and Contracting
1‘ ti—Dressrnaking and Mllllnery
. Iii-Beating. Plumbing. Roofing
! ss-Insurance and Surety Bonds
. ‘ IS—Trucking—Storago
' Ede—Painting. Paperint. Decorat-
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' u-Professl’ciisi Services
”—Repoirlng and Refinishing
ail—Tailoring and Pressing
II-Wauted—Businsss Service
LOYIIIINT—
Sim—Employment Agencie-
sac-Help Wanted—Female
ss—Help Wanted-Male
. td-Ihlp—Malo and Female
1 e ss—Soiicitors. monsoon. Agents
1 re—slunuons Wanted—Female
s‘i—Situatlonsl Wanted-Male
FINANCIAL-
gg..nmineu Opportunities
40... any n Icon—Mow
ms CTION— .
, 43.1mm Instruction Classes
1.44.11usioel. Dancing. Brunette
4g..Wanted-Instruction
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-asan ESTATE FOR usur—
. 14—Aperuneots and Plate
u—nneine- Places for Best
‘ {salam- and me For Rent
, 11—Hou- For Rent
' spores-e and bed Boom
. ”maize. and Mountain— to
anti: mars r012 sans—
‘ ”Brokers in Real Ento
ss—Busiae- Property
4...” and Land
ss—nooses nor Isle
ss—Lots
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SS—‘l‘o Hanan-‘3‘] uh
Vs—Wantod-IC-l lease
noises, Inst, sum 10
LOST—dilack Scotch terrier, ilcenso
No. 5457‘. Return in Froellchcr,
Wilson Point. Reward.
LOST—Ta stry hand bag. yesterday
morning tween Main St. and
Call Pits . 0 Beach. Reward if re-
turned Sentinel Office.
Interactive
aha-ml... so: Solo 11
A reconditioned Quality Co: is a
better .buy than any new car of
the same price. We will be glad to
demonstr p any of the cars listed
below. 3' of the Frankline runs
and locko’ like new and carries a
new car guarantee.
A ISM—Series 10-13 (Changed to
104:) Franklin sedan run only
seoo miles. Original' factory none
like new.
A int—Series 10-8 (Changed to
10-0) Franklin sedan. refinished in
Duco. balloon tires, disc wheels. Rim
10.000 miles. o
A Hie-Series io-U' Franklin se—
dan. refinished in Duco. balloon
tires. mm 21.000 miles.
In addition to the Franklins listed
we have the following bargains in
other makes.
A IDZB—Hudeon Coach. 5 brand
new balloon tires. disc wheels. or-
lgiuai finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 95 Wall Sta Nor-walk
A BARGAIN—1925 sp'ort model
Bulck Coupe. 1n splendid condi-
tion. Will sell cheap. Inquire P.
Keane, Taylor 6: Golden. Washing.
ton St. Phone 1230.
BUICK FOUR—Touring in good
running order; good rubber; new
battery. Cheap if sold at once.
Edward Bartram, 12 Bayvlcw ave-
nue. Phone 732-12.
FOR SALE-—
1924 Chevrolet Touring ...... $200
1924 Chevrolet Coupe . ....... 260
1923 Ford Touring ...... 75
1920 Dodge Touring ........ _.. 100
" VAAST BROS.
Cadillac Dealers Hupmoblle
34 West Ave.
FOR SALE~0ne Demonstrator:
Five Passenger Touring 1926:
Balloon Tires, spare tire; curtains
open with door.
This is your LAST CHANCE, for a
192 . Demonstrator. Small down
p out, 12 months to pay.
_ ,W. R. AUSTIN
l South Norwa‘lk
. 2 Phone 1950
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
3‘» Westport
, i 590
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.
BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Sev-
eral late model used cars. We no-
cept small down payment,
give easy terms on balance. This
sale includes several Nash, Hud-
son. and Maxwell cars. For parti-
culars. call 754.
BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.
Motorcycles and Bicycles 15
and "
MATTRESSES—Box Springs. Cush-
.. IIPLOYIINT
. . ilcip Wanted-Mole as
HELP WANTED—Female White
woman wanted to do hand iron-
ing-in private laundry—three days
a week. Phone 8110.
SALESLADIES WANTED
Experienced only. Apply at If. Lan-
dnuts. 117 Washington St. So. Nor-
walk.
WANTED—Experienced operators.
Apply The Rabhor Co. 111 rWash-
ington St. So. Norwalk.
rule warmest-lo " se
WANTED—Clerk. Apply Commer.
clal Hotel, Railroad Ave. S. N.
WANTED—Capable salesman. pre-
ferably with car. for permanent
local work. 850.00 to 875.00 to
stltrt. Call Darlen 158 at Q eve.
nings for appointment.
WANTED—Man to wash care. must
be experienced. Csil'st the Auto
Exchange 8 Elisabeth St. So.1Nor-
walk. Phone 4127.
WANTED Reliable young man (is
or over) for steady work in fee-
tory. Address P. O. Box 403,
South Norwalk.
Help-Male and Female s4
WANTED—Cooks 815 up. Couples
8150 up, general houseworkors,
both white and colOred. Apply
Norwalk employment agency, 90
Wall It. Phone 2568.
Situations Wanted—Mole It
HAND! MAN—Building and clean-
ing cssspoole: grading. hedge cutr
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. 01
Taylor Ave. Phone "ii-W.
LIVE STOCK
Cats and other Pets 47
BOSTON TE {RIER-qupples, Sire
Squanto Forty. winners of 200
Prices. William Kennedy. Fair-view
Farm Kennels, Wilton, Conn.
Phone Wilton 02.
MERCHANDISE .
Articles For Sale or
ANCIENT HISTORICAL—Records
of Norwalk. Conn.. by Edwin Hail.
812.00 Lot of surgical instruments,
chairs. 2 iron bedsteads with
springs. {Lawn mower. etc. M'rs.
F. H. Huntington. 88 Main St.
Norwalk.
Boats and Accessories 52
HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps 6 comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone for rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Norwaik Mill—W
Fuel. Feed. Fertilisers 50
FIRE WOOD FOR SALE-$15.00
per cord 4 ft. length. 817.00 per
cord out any size you wish. Phone
Nor-walk its. Saute Construction
Co. Rowsyton Ave.
Household Goods
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made, renovsted and repaired
Telephone 311. Norwalk Mattress
Co. 40 Franklin Street. South,
Norwslk.
FOR’ SALE—One Ace motorcycle
and Next side car. 'In perfect con.
ditlon. This machine can be bought.
on a small down payment. Wesley
Wilkins, 8 Westport Ave.
admins-Service swim- is
Repairing all all mikes of care.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
1 Elizabeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE,
s rm summer.
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires
years of practical experience.
A. 8.
Plus 272
Wodpoi't
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTEBING
Custom Slip Covers.
Auto Cushions. Carpets
it Woodward'Avs.‘
AWNINGS
W designs exclusive
They -Wesr. Wear sndl
*‘Thoritsgerald AwulngCa.
and New Sis. East Nor-walk
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WOW . .ODAVJS
.WOO R
H. . DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT W.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patept
Office.
,5 11.1! Help street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTEBING — and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergen-0m. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwalir.
meaning. Dyeing, Renovating so
HELLO BILL—New but? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat.
ingHatShep.11NMslnl. I.
Norwallr Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
satisfied customer h oursim.
Phone us
turns.
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. A. HORISSE'I‘TE—Local endless
distance transportation. Careful
handling. reliable service. liaison-
‘oble votes. Phone d'ays 410, nights
AMI. e Hamilton Ave.
arse! altos—storm. All .1... lo-
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.gssleaaisus dlstsnco uncalnsl
moses» nor for
meanness-es. its
. Zoom. . PLsAsANr—rumunea room
in .
., So. lifelnfit. so. Nor-walk.
FOR RENT—At ii Concord St. a
munchingm 3_
Musical Merchandise ea
BARGAIN~Upright piano good
for beginner, easy terms. free de-
livery 085.00 Fox Piano Co. 4! d:
45 North Main St.
PLAYER PIANO-7n note.' me.-
llogany case. latest improvements,
bench and rolls. Free delivery.
Easy terms. Pries.$175.00. ' Re-
cently taken in trade on one of our
famous Knabe Amplco Rc-Enact-
ing Pianos. Fox Piano Co., 48 and
45 North Main St.
Wanted—To Buy so
DON'T 'rsmo’w away your old
clothes. Call 8875 or address a
card to P. 0. Box cos.
rooms sun soaan
------ BoomsWithout Doors II
for gentleman. Phone on.
REAL ESTATE 1'03 RENT
Aperture-{n and sm- Au
EAST NORWALK—On shore. 5
1, rooms second floor, conveniences.
garage. “5.00. Phone sue-4.
5 room apartment and sun~poroh
‘.wlth hardwdod- floors; tile bath
and flower. at. range and auto.
matlc liot water heater. Heat fur-
nished. Inquiroat it Coward St.
roa anus—s ind e room spin-
ments , 8 West Ave.. So. Norwulr:
all improvements. Inquire. 711
Fromer quorfihop. . . .
FOB RWY rbpms. all improve-
ments from Adm 15111, is Spring
St. Apply on premises. Call 1416.
FOR RENT—e room house with im-
provements. Newly decorated. es
Osborn Ave. East Ndrvnlk.
T0 car—4 and 1 rooms. at so .ml‘
52 Van hntSt. With Improve-
ments. Bent "0.00. Inquire 51
Van Zant St. East Nogalk.
To It‘ll—Four very nice rooms. all
improvements. newly decorated.
with or without some. Small
mily only. it Beldon Ava, phone
d5.
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Josoloif. £1 Ssavlow Ave. or E. E.
Gorhsm. Washingtonlt.
agar. ssrarnus‘basui
"sneaky“? st
on Wilton Ave. All moments.
ass-.AvePbsoe are
uni“
FOR SALE—new se'vee room house .
With
newspaper.
reply.
sage.
Write Y our/l
. If you do not get results from a classi-
fied advertisement, do not blame the
If you wiredJ. 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' 18 because
you have violated some of these prin~
ciples of advertlsmg.
Practice them, and your classified ad-
vertising will be your most profitable
investment—Realtors Journal, 7 |19|26.
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SUBMITTED BY WALTER R- COLLINGS,
REALTOR
Care
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE J'OD SALE
Houses For Solo 84
Houses For Sale 86
BEAUTIFUL HOME—Is in Token-
.eke. 8 large rooms, hard wood
doors. fire place, lovely sun parlor
with tile floor also maid’s quar-
ters. 1 bath roopls. garage, large
amount of ground. Will rent,
furnished. for 1 year at $1,200 or
sellfor 812,500 with only 53,000
down payment an balance may
terms. Mr. R. T. orris Spring-
dale Realty Co.. Realtor, Norwalk
1941-12 or Stamford 4054.
FOR SALEc-‘A real good house and
a. bargain- 0 rooms. 1 bath all im-
provements. 1 car garage—175 it.
front on Van Buren Ave. near
‘the Armory. Price 17.600. Cash
$1.500. Inspection invited.
WILLIAM I“. HOYT & SON
46 SO. MAIN ST. SO. NORWALK
TEL. 435
FOB SALE-wan unusual opportuni-
ty to procurfi a well planned and
attractive home. English type
Built 2 years ago. On Main St.
Consists of 0 rooms 6: bath. all
improvements. instantaneous hot
vapor heat. Lar e lot. garage. Will
sell furnished i desired. Terms
Easy. Theodore 0. Olsen, 140
Main St. Phone 1058.
FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
wailt. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights. I”. sewer. price $7,500
to qulck buyer. Box 399 South
Norwslk.
FOR SALE—house: at 12 Gibson
Court. Nloply located. overlooking
sound. Consists of 0 rooms, and
bath. Enclosed sun porch. all im-
provements. Price 88,500. Easy
'terms. Theodore 0. Olsen. 140
Main St. Phone 1058.
- FOR SALE
6 room house all improvements. Lot
75x191 and two extra building
lots in rear, 6011125 each. Price
$10,000. See The Tammany Agency
“Real Estate 6': Insurance. 121
Washington St. Phone 83“.
OUT OUR WAY
P'v“ ~' "
FOR SALE—New Six room house. -
69 Osborn Ave.
FOR SALE—One 5 room house with
garage. No. 08 Osborn Ave. Lot
60 x 185. Price 85.500. One 6
room house. Lot 00 x 150. No.
57 Belden'Ave. Price $5.500. One
a room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cludlng b u lid 1 ng lots. $6.000.
Robert Joselolf, tel. 1809. or Wil-
. liam F. Hoyt C: Soil. tel 485.
Lots For Sale
FOR SALE—Several fine building
lots in best sections of the Nor-
walks. also forms. business blocks
and houses.
ALFRED IL 81‘. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St.
Phone 1828
Chamber‘Of Commerce
Critics In Hartford
' Plan Rival Board
HARTFORI).—- A meeting of the
group of prominent business men
who recently expressed public criti-
cism of the Hartford chamber of
commerce. promising to form e.
board of trade or similar organiza-
tion if the chamber does not reor—
gani on s more aggreselle basis.
will be held next week. Harry S
Bond. one of the leaders of the
group. announced teddy. The exact
time of the meeting has ndt been
decided. upon. It is expected that at
this meeting six men will be named
to act wltii six directors of the cham-
her in a study of the chambcr's pos-
sible need for reorganisation.
YOUR SHOPPING list is already
made out for-you in the classified
section.
BUILD BIGGER and better busi-
r-css by borrowing classified sugges-
tions daily.
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FOR SALE
.8 room house, all improve-
ments, hardwood floors, . en-
tirely redecorated, on corner
lot 501150 on our line-1
TERMS $1,500.00 CASH
Balance $6,000 first.mortgego
For Service coll
Mr. Keane
, 1230
Taylor & Golden Co.
Real Estate Division
So. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.,
So. .Norwslk, Conn.
We have 83,500 to place on first
mortgage.
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A HOME WORTH OWNING
1.0150 x 135. Excellent Location.
, Fine Residential Section
$2,000 Cash
I l, HERE’S THE BARGAIN YOU’VE BEEN
LOOKING FOR
Just OE East Avenue—Surrounded by beautiful
homes—plenty of shade—a splendid 6 room, artistic-
ally built house, just been newly painted. Books like
new. All rooms large, light and airy. Large open
attic, cement cellar, doubled hard wood floors, large
front hall way, roomy front porch. Closed in rear
porch—Large Pantry—plenty of closet room—large
modern bath room—fitted slide screens—many extras.
Gas, sewer, city water, electricity, STEAM HEAT.
TERMS
Mate Sues
Mrs. Richard W asllbum Child tacos
a div oscc Sit“. in the courts at
Siroudsburg, Pa. Lawyers kept the
allegations secret. (‘,hild noted nu-
thor, formerly was United States am-
bassador to Italy. Tile couple were
married in 1910.
. 1863 Penny Found
By Workmen Ma
Over Knapp lkllfile
An American penny bearing the
date 1803, “as found recently by
workmen at the Philip Knapp estate.
11 West avenue. This property is
being remodelled for the Norwalk
Young Men's Hebrew Association.
which purchased it last week from
Philip Knapp. Pine Hill avenue.
William Anderson, foreman for
contractor Fred Hodges found the
coin near the base of a column. If
bore the‘dato 1863,11nd according to
Mr. Knapp, it was placed there
when the home was first built. Burr.
Knapp and Fitch, well-known cone
tractors of many years ago. built
the home.
The custom of putting coins in
a very common one, and during the
past few years the age of many old
buildings has been ascertained by
that method.
By. WILLIAMS
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HOUABQVS soils . .
nousug‘? Don‘r 11 ,
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newly built structures was formerly '
_lce, which is o union service.
Price $8,500
Priced Exceptionally Low for a quick sale.
Call, write or phone.
SERVICE THAT SERVES
WALTER R. COLLIN GS
REALTOR
GENERAL INSURANCE
23 North Main St; South N orwalk Conn.
Odiee Phone 3915 Residence 3690
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' ROWAYTON
Those desiring to place items
in this column should communi-
ats with Mrs. Edgar L. Ray-
mond, tel. 4131, or with The
Evening Sentinel, ted. 02.
Fireproof your
business
1
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 re.
sult of tire.
Mrs. Kirk Iillng and children.
who have been spending the past
few days at the home of Mrs. Illlng's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Lynch, Westside avenue, have re'-
tllrned to their home in Naugatuck.
. . . 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
Miss Nancy Milligan has returned
to her home, Rowayton avenue, af-
ter spending several weeks as the
guest of_ her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick W. Schultz who are
spending the summer at the Kent
House in Greenwich. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bell. Crock-
ett street. and daughte June. and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. K ggins of Mo-
Kinley street. are expected to re-
turn to their homes tomorrow after
spending the past ten days on an auo
tomobile trip to Auburn. N. Laud
Niagara Falls. Mr. Kiggins will re-
turn to his duties with the Anacon-
da Copper, company of New York.
Monday. ‘
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FOR SALE
Eight room house. all modern
improvements. Lot 100 x 325.
‘ ‘ ‘ Very good location, shade and or-
...uLocal‘ View ‘Post Cards and namental trees, flowers, etc.
Folders at Allen's Drug Store."—— Price 810.500-
Adv.
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Attractive looking green and white TWO family house- Madem-
Eleven rooms: two baths; two
furnaces. Good location.
For these or any others consult
’CANTY' &. C0.
Melton-Insurance
17 So. lain St. Phone 830
awnings have been placed over the
Ilowayton post office by Mrs. H. A.
Bond. postmistress and by Joseph
Feralgo proprietor of the barber
shop.
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The motor boat “Elise" of New
York is a visitor in the harbor over
the week-end.»
‘ o e e
.,,
Miss lions. Herrick returned to
her home in the Flatbush section of
Brooklyn today after spending the
past week as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. James Wallace at their home
on Westside avenue.
L! V; t O O
Baptist Church
l'rlsior. ltcv Victor Scalise
10:00. Sunday school in charge
of .Vlurew i’ninter. superintendent.
‘11. l alliler will be in charge for the
month of August.
11:00. Morning-worship. Sermon
by Captain Bevlne 1 r. Salvation
Army of South No
7:80. Evening worship. There
will be a program of special music
by the community choir at this serv-
le class. Subject for
Spirit of the Master."
11:00. Morning worship. Sermon
by the pastor. subject. “They That
Grow."
7:30. Evening worship, union
service in the Itowayton Baptist
church. sermon by Rev. Lester Rum-
blo of Yale university.
Special music at the morning serv-
ice has been planned by Mrs. George
A. Key. organist.
O
Clifton Scofleld, McKinley street.
who was overcome with the heat
during the recent .llot wave has re-
turned to his duties with the Nash
Raymond and Dean company of
Norwaik.
Test. Answers
These are the answers to the in-
tolligence test printed on the comic
M1
1. H. (1. Wells.
2. William Sydney Porter.
study. “The
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Miss Winnie Coolnbs. Darlen;
Miss Helen Iaules. New York: and
All. Lens. Kliuefeiier. 'Itowsyton
aveneno. were tho'guesis of Miss
Helen Soofield at a beach party
Thursday everdng near Columbia
grove. Miss Ssules is spending sev-
ere‘id..sys at the home of Miss Sco-
fie .
OI. ‘
Ilse Frances Ioofieid. who has
been w friends in New Illi-
tord. Conn. for.the past week has
returned to her home on McKinley
,o e o 8. Character in Sinclair Lewis'
Arthur Sommers Roche. the well ”u" “M
imowa- author. who is summer-lag 4- Spanish-
5. Free verse poet.
King Henry IV.
. Walt Whitman.
I. Joel Chandler Harris.
I. Sinclair Lewis.
10. Athos, Porthoe and Aramis.
in one or the cottages owned by
John Sherman nor: on Content-
ment Idsnd. has engaged William
Watson. Sowsyton avenue. as chauf-
feur. )Ir. Watson expects to n to
Palm Beach in the fall with Mr.
. was aware
«it some
ssomstobe
Mum
It. regulariy’rsufie sis-thee
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