Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 12, 1926 · page 13

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Ian-Deaths
‘ji—Card of Thanks
9‘ ,S-“iln Memoriam

_. ...l—i"'.\ncrai Directors
" L' d-l-Monumenta. Cemetery I'Jcts
, l ;. e-I-Societies and Lodges
, ' [305w and Found

' opponent's-
~.'~A-~Automobilo Agencies
116Autcmobiles For Sale
1I-i-Auto Trucks For Sale
‘ .« 18—Auto Accessories
" at 1d-—Garageo—-Autco tor am

. 1|—_Motorcyclee and Bicycl-
.‘rtth-Wnnted—Automotive
, SUSMSS SERVICE—

ff menu-loose Services owed

'1 10¢Bullding and Connecting
i; u—Dre-malsing and Miulnery
t n—Heeting. Plumbing. Rooting
. SSH-Insurance and Surety Bonds
,6? sea-Trucking—storago'
f. Whining. Pepering, Decorat-
“' ing

ls—Proteesicnal Services ‘
le—Rspelrlng and Rednidilng
, , 00—Telloring and Pressing -
. fill-«Wanted—Busine- Service
, momm—

1 Ila—Employment Agencies
II-onelp Wented—J‘emale
‘IS—Belp Wanted—Halo
unnelp—Halo and Female
la—Solioltors. Canvesoers. Agents
. .Se—Situations Wound—Female
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4a—Loool Instruction Ola-so
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eiienc, sat. sci-a 1e
DOST—A Russian woit hound. too
male. answers to tho name ot
“Kiddie". Mostly white with a
spot on the left side.‘ Reward it

returned to this once. Phone
0011 alter 'l P.ȴ.

aurcnorrva
Auto-souls so: sale in

A reconditioned Quality Ces- is a
better buy than any new car ot
the same price. We will be glad to
demonstrate any ot the cars listed
below. Each at the Frenhllns runs
and looks like new and carries a
now cer'guarentee.

A Ind—Series 10-3 (Changed to
10-C) Franklin sedan. run only
mo miles. Oi'lglnai factory mun,
like new. , '

A tin—Series 10-3 (Changed to
10-0) Franklin seden.‘ ntinisbed in
Duco. balloon tires. disc wheela Run
10.000 mil“.

A Int-Series 10-0 Franklin oe-
den. refinished in Dunn. vbelloon
tires. Run 21.000 miles.

in addition to the Frankiins listed
we have tho following bargains in
other makes.

A ins—Hudson Coach, 0 brand
now balloon tires. disc wheels. on-
igiual finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles.

TEE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.

 

 

 

Phone 1001 05 Wall St. Norwelk

FOR SALE—-

1820 Cadillac. 1 passenger
Sedan........ ......... 02000

1018 Cole 4 passenger Phaeton 800

has: Ford Touring 75

1020 Dodge Touring . . . . . . . . . . 100

‘ VAAST BROS. .

Cadillac Dealers Hupmoblle
u West Ave.

 

FOR SALE—Essex 1923., tour cylin-

Good condition. Rub-
Cell

der coach.
her good. Price reasonable.
anon-w.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—1020
Chrysler sedan. very late model.
looks and runs like new. Small
down payment, easy terms on bal-
ance. For particulars, call 754.
Benedict's Nash Agency.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Sev-
eral 850 cars. ready for the road.
These cars are in good running
condition and have enough rub.
ber'to lest the rest at the season.
Cell 764. Benedict's Nash Agency.

W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwaik
Phone 1950
CHEVROLET SALES‘A SERVICE
Weetport
500

Repairing—Service Stations 10

Repairing on all makes of care.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.

AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elizabeth St. Tel 4117

BUSINESS SERVICE

 

SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires \

years ct practical experience.
A. B. maxim. ’
Phono'272 Weetpert

.ounns-smiasouued 1s

A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPBOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.

Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.

80 Woodward Ave.

 

Phone 410

AWNING!

Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
The 'Fitngeraid Awning Co.

First and New Sta. --East Nos-walk
. Tel. sos‘o

- uWOOSTEB a DAVIS - .
A. is. WOOSTER H. w. DAVIS
ATTORNEIS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Otiiee. ,.
1115 again street. Bridseport.
Send torIBooklet on Patents.

UPHOLSTERING -—, and cabinet
work. Picture (ranting, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc.’ A. Bergen-om. New
I. O. O. I. Bldg. Sc. Norwalk.

Building-W so
mpnmnmm‘w
ilcors laid or any kind 02. lab
work. reasonable. by day or con-
tract. Phone I105. 1 Tariov Eb.

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"old one cleaned Nomad
attuned-Inch swell . did
theJobI- fie Practical Move:-
lng natfllhop. 11 N stain St. I.

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asatietied. . them-aim.
resonance—manuals-
‘oel andliong ‘distanco trucking
mahomwu vane for
moving. I ton uses dumpa
Conn. Ave. Phone 010 daytime:
std-16mm.

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provocateur~
new and Male ‘4
WANTED—Cooke "I up. Couples
lite up. general houeswerkers.
both white and colored. Apply

Nos-wells employment agency. so
Well It. Phone ssss.

Still“. WW. II

HANDY HAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspools; ending. hedge cut-
ting; lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. 0:
Taylor Ave. Phone “11.

masons
Money To Mortgages e0

INVESTOR E HORNAGI C
GUARANTY C0., 3. D. Pierce,
Jr.. Pres., R. E. Spregue. Se‘c’y.
501 Johnson Bldg.. Barnum 1113.
NEW PLAN IN IECOND HORT-
OAGB WANE.

LIVE STOCK
Dogs Cats and other rm

PERSIAN KITTENS—Blue eyed
whites. silver and brown tebbles.
and orange. Pedigreed beauties.
Melee 010.00 and 015.00. Cats
boarded. Persians at stud. Phone
Dar-ion 80!.

measures
ensues our sale at

BRAND NEWl—t x 12_Wall tent.
made or heavy canvas. need only
1 week. In first class condition.
Bargain to quick cash buyer.
Cost 047.60. will sell tor 081.00.
Telephone 788. Mr. H. A. Gorham.

Boots and Acre-odes as

FOR SALE—Canoe. it it. Spona’on
special model. ,Old Town canoe.
complete with paddles, sail and
extras. Just like new. Shamrock
end grass green colors. 0100.00.
Phone lib? between 0:80 and 'l
P. M. for particulars .

HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps it comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone tor rates.

Theodore S. Smith.
Norwaik IND—W

MM.W I.

l'lRE WOOD Fort SALE—slut
per cord 4' it. length. 011.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phone
Nos-walk sse. lento Construction
Co. Roweyton Ave.

Household Goods SI

KAflRESSES—llos Springs. Cush-
ions end Pillows or all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 817. Norweih Hettre-
Co. 40 Franklin Street. South
Norwalk. \

‘Iinslcel Merchandise es

PLAYER PIANO—ii note. me-
hogany case. latest improvements.
bench and rolls. Free delivery.
Easy terms. Price 0170.00. Re-

taken in trade on one at our
tamoue Knsbe Ampico Re‘olleaot-
ing Pianos )‘os Piano Co.. 40 end
.45 North lain St.

Wanted—To Buy 00

DON'T THROW AWAY your old
clothes. Call me or address a
card to P. 0. Box ”I. ‘

monounsman‘.
EoomIWithoItloell es

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
for one or two men. —0 Hamilton
Avo.. So. Norwelk. '

TO LET—Nicely furnished room for
one or two gentlemen. Coil evo-
nings s to t.» 124 Woodward eve.
Price reasonable. '

Itoomalbrilodeehoophg 00

FOR RENT—3' pleasant connected
furnished rooms tor light house-
keeping. Every convenience. On

Was. 50 Heedow, St» 80.
N .

FOR RENT—Four room turniahed
apartment. modern in every par-
ticular. heat furnished. Apply
Thenoward Agency. Inc. Regent
Theatre - Bldg. Norwello .Copn.
Phone 3400.

son RENT—Two beautifully tur-
niohedrmml tor light housekeep-
ing. ltnstbe seen to be appreciat-
sd.’ All lmproVemsnta? trofley goes
by door. Bates reasonable. Gap
rago.- Telephone ' "on.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1ST FLOOR—Jim house. main
"rcedzotjilvormino. . cm 1007 or
‘ sacs-ea, ~ .,

s-rva scans—an improvements.
on trolley line. I minutes from
center oi city. Phone tin-i.
3‘
walk, phone 10!.

ron‘ unis-m rooms. so Van

Buren ave. 080.00 per month.-

with urine lasso. in ad
amount. 9 .-

S'OR RENE—hp: very pied-ht
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rooms. improvements. “(at
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. Service Depends 0n
System!

All the telephone lines in the city would be
a great nuisance instegd
n,’t numbered and prop-

erly connected with the central exchange.
And the street car service would be a public
annoyance instead of a public utility—i1 the
cars didn't run on regular routes and at regular

And this newspaper’s Classified Section would
be a community “grahbag” instead of a com-
munity marketplace—i! all the ads weren't
divided into carefully grouped Classifications
and alphabetically listed under each onel

In these columns and columns of interest-
ing little ads you get the same sort of intelligent
and necessary service that the telephone end
transit company give you.

Instead of saving your minutes and your
.steps, as the other two utilities do, the A-B.C
Classified ads save your dollars and your die—

The A-E-O Classified Ads
Always the Seine—In Service
Always Diderent—In OppOrtunlty

ot a great convenience

 

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Apartments and Plate ‘id
FOR RENT—3 pleasant rooms and
both. second floor. garden. 10
min. from station, improvements.
Call 122 Woodward Ave.. phone
20181.

FOR RENT—Four rooms and bath.
newly remodeled. All improvc~
ments including telephone. Ten
minutes from city center. Hill
section. Phone 1114.

TO LET—Six rooms and bath, 40
Seaview Ave. Apply S. S. Denton.
Ridgeileid, or telephone 8184-2.
So. Norwalk.

REAL ESTATE POE SALE
noose- For Sale ' ea

BEAUTIFUL HOME-4s in Token-
eke. a large rooms. hard wood
floors, tire place. lovely sun parlor
with tile floor, also maid's quar-
ters. 2 Bath rooms. garage. large
amount of ground. Will rent.
furnished. for 1 year at 01,200 or
sell for 012,500 with only 08.000
down payment and balance easy
term Mr. R. T. Norris Spring-
dai'o salty Co.. Realtor. Norwalk
1041-18 or Stamford 4054.

FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
wellt. 1 tamily house. 0 rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights. gas. sewer. price 87.500
to quick buyer. Box :00 South
Norwelll.

FOR SALE—One 5 room house with

9 garage. No. 03 Osborn Ave. Lot
60 x 106. Price 06.500. One 6
room house. Lot to x 180. No.
51 Bolden Ave. Price “.000. One
6 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding b,u lid i n g lots, 80,000.
Robert Joseloif. tel. 1800. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt a Son. telJiis.

FOR SALE
0 room house all improvements. Lot
Ham and two extra building
lots in rear. 003126 each. Price
$10,000. See The Tammany Axencv
Real Estate & .Insurance. 1%
Washingtoh St. Phone am.

hols For Sale

 

 

 

 

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FOR SALE—Desirable building lot

at Rock Ridge. Apply Alirsd
Brown,~phone 1303-2.

FOR SALE—Several tine building
lots in best sections of the Nor-
w'alks. also forms. business blocks

 

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aw. neurons am I sear. asrara too can

Lois For Sale on

LOTS FOR SALE-On easy terms.
oi! East eve.. excellent location.
135 x 76 and 170 x 00. Price
$1,300. Addrce‘s Bargain. clo
Sentinel. '

AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Legal Notices

REGISTRARS' NOTICE

The legal voters of the Town and
City of Norwalk are hereby notiiled
that the Registrars of Voters of the
Town and City or Norweik will be in
session at the touowing places to
wit: Town Court Room. No. :0 Well
81., 1st. Ward. 'l‘own Court Room
City Hall, 2nd Ward. Mayflower
House, You Zendt St. 8rd
Ward. Friday. August 0 and August
10th. 1926 from 13 o‘clock A. M.
until 9 o'clock P. M. Standard Time
torctlic purpose of receiving appli-
cations tor caucus and primary
registration and tor correction or
said caucus lists.

Electors whose names now appear
onelther party list and who desire
to transfer to another list must make
written application to the Registrars
for ouch 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 ot the
last Primary and Caucus Lists in
August, 1025, are requested to notify
the Registrars of such change of ad-
dress.

 

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Joe A. Carrier
Fred C. Riedeli
First and Fourth Ward
Rutus J. Smith
Jeremiah Eagan
Second and Fifth Ward
Harry B. Waterbury
John McGreth
Third Ward
Registrars of Voters. for the Town
and City at Norwelk.
Dated at Nos-walk. this 11st day of
JUIYs I’lB.

0H, YES. MARKEDi
GOLFER (bopctully)-Notiqe any

improvement since last year?
canola—ma yer clubs shined up.

'acn't yer'l—Lunch. London

 

, Life's So Swift.
“Father. what is the law oi gravi-

 

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 ‘ me G'oOd PoeItIOne For People Who Are, Ambifiéfi"

"_ oasssnnn DISPLAY

Look, This Over
This Week ,

HERE IS A MAN who owns a
beautiful new home with 6
large, light, airy rooms,
double hard-wood floors, a de-
lightful roomy tiled bath
rodm, an artistic fire place,
cement cellar with the best
heating 3 y s t e m obtainable,
open attic, a eczy breakfast
nook, large front porch and
closed-in rear porch.
side and rear entrance,
cement walks, beautiful lawn,
plenty shade, a garage to
match the house, gas, sewer,
city water, electricity. Finest
location and neighborhood in
the city. Lot 50x137. This is
a home of the finest, every—
thing in the very highest state .
of newness, near and handy

One More

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By the time all the bathing beauty
champions got into the ocean at the
Atlantic City pageant this tall the
‘vvatcr will be crowded way up on
(‘apc Gris No: or some place. Here’s
the latest city champion—Mine Doro-
thy Scilcr, 2i, who won the title in
Madison. Wis.

 

Demaria Wins

__—.—--

(Continued from Page Eleven.)

last amateur boxing bouts.

Connecticut assoclullon events:

loo-yard dash—First. Jackson,
Norwich; second. Higgins. New Ha-
ven; third. hicany. New Haven. Time
10.: seconds.

“ll-yard run — First. '1‘. Bosch.
New Haven; second. Sullivan.
Bridgeport; third, Henry. New Ha-
ven.

alto-yard run -— First. Gault, New
Huvun; second Gusher. New Haven;
third, Vctromclc. Bridgeport. Time
2 minutes. 4.6 seconds. ‘
Impound shot put—First. Hull. Rox-
bury; second F. Ludwig. ‘Roxbury;
third. linii‘ouc, New Haven. Distance
i0 feel. 0 1-8 inches.

Handicap Events

ion-yard (lush—Wilbccan. Century
A. C., Now York. first: second. We.
terliousc. unattached; Buckner, 8t.
Phllllp's New York. third. Time 10.1
secnndr.

One mllc run—Gus Moore. Century
A. t‘.. Ntw York_ first; Theobald.
New York A. 0.. second. McMahon.
New Haven. third. Tillie 0 minutes,
88 seconds.

12-pound shot put—First. Hail
Roxbury; second. liniione. New Ha-
veu’: third. Ludwig, Roxbury. Dio-
tancc 43 test. 9 1.2 inches.

Six-mile run—First, Dchlaria. Wa-
terbury. second. Zira Stamiord; third
Sollie Slivcrstein, lirooklyn. Time as
minutes 00 seconds.

Ono-mile relay—First. Century A.
C., New York; second. New Haven
Harriers; ihird. Holy Name A. A.
New Yrk Time 3 minutes. :03
seconds.

Events For Girls

100-yerd dash—First Eleanor Egg.
Patterson. N. 0., second Mary Smith,
New Haven; third Wieme. Patterson.
NJ. 'I‘lmc 11.4 seconds.

440~yurd relay—First. Paterson,
N. .I.. second. Prudential Girls, New-
ark. N. 'J., third. New Haven Har-
rlcrs. _ 9

a pound shot Dub—First. Eleanor
E88. Paterson, N. J.. second. Booth.
Paterson: third. Blnks. Paterson.
Distance 81 feet, 3 1-2 inches.

 

 
 
 

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ALFRED K- ST. JOHN. "1 don't know. They are making 75‘3”“? dash+Won by M“,
. Real Estate. . so many laws uowedays."—-Buen Smith. New Haven Harrier; second
11 Pershing St. Phone 1323 Humor. n.4,”, Crawl. Resell. New Haven: third
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PAGE THIRTEEN

How About You?

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

Front,

HE WANTS TO SELL and if
you want to buy this is your
Only $10,500 with

about $2,000 cash.

IN VESTIGATE! ACT NOW!

Call, Write or Phone

“Service that Serves”

WALTER R. COLLlNGS.

,REALTOR

General Insurance

23 North Main Street
Ofice Phone 3915

South Norwalk, Conn.
Residence 3699

 

 

 

 

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New six~room house,-all modern improvements, includ-
ing open fireplace, built-in book cases, built-in cedar ‘\.,
chest, one car garage, etc., located 150 ft. off East Ave.
on Hendrick St. Will be ready for occupancy Sept.,1st.
Price $2,000.00 cash, balance of $6,000.00 to
remain on mortgage.

EOE SERVICE CALL

ME. KEANE ,

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. .
Minstrel Show By.
DeMolay (lapFr at
. C O
Masonic Hall
The Norwolk chapter of the De-
Melay 'will'stage e mlnstrel show
this evening in the South Norwellr
Masonic temple. Washington street.
Many of the out have already par-
taken in minstrel shows and are tlrst
class actors. The directors are Harry
Beers and Fred Hamilton. Both book
loeding roles in the High school
black taco show and proved to be

a bitbit... .
There will be Charleston exhibi-

 

ers and there will be many saxo-
phone selections and vocal numbers.
The oomnsittee in chargt has been
working hard and all signs point‘te

Among those in the circle are:
trod nemilten. Adam newsman.
Edward Dwyer. Iran is Undorhill.
Reginald Bopklns.‘ Harry Boers.
Paul Singeweid. Oedrgo Wei-dwell
and William Waite. _

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tlons by Freddie minutes and out: '

succe- tor the boys. ‘ .

Fireproof your.
~ business

Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
lire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety.
But tire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a re-

sult of tire.

,Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. Wo will gladly inspect
your tire risks. ' ”

J. M. Layton Co.. Inc.__
~30 Washington direct
Insurance and Real Estate
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Modern seven‘ room hduo‘e, good
location. all large robnsa', plenty
closet space. interior chestnut.
Tiled both with shower. Hot
water heating eyvatem. Price
00,500.00. Small cash payment
required. balance on easy terms.

 

Two family house. eleven rooms.
modern in every detail. Price
5011.500. .

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