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l—Oerd of Thanks
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5—- eral Directors
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9—Sooiotiee end Lodges
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AUTOMOTIVE—— 1g
A—Autoniobile Agencies Y5
11—Automobiles For Sale "3*;
u—Auto Trucks For Sale '-
IB—Auto A rise
14~Gsrages~ utos for‘nire
Ibnotorcyclee end Bicyely
II—Wantcd-f-Automotlve
31181111185 shaman-
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Ifi—Wanted—dlusiness Service
EMPLOYMENT—
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sac-Help > Wanted-Jame»
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, see—delicitors. Canes-era Agonts
lHltiiatione ,Wa‘nted-Iiiemale
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FINANCIAL—1
; ell-Business Opportunities
’ ell-.rIpney. to Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—
dI—Local Instruction Classes
. “-MMML Dancing. Dramatic
55“ diet-Wanted—olnstructlen
LIVE STOCK-i
:1—Doel. Oats. Other Pets »
dress. Cattle. Vehicles
nits-y and Supplies
;}' :bWented—Live Stock W
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es—Wesriag Apparel 5%
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ROOMS AND BOARDI—o
; gt-Roome was Board ..
, gg..Boome Without Board
u—Rooma for Housekeeping
lepVacation Places
u—Where to list
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gg—Wantod—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-
u—Apsrtments end Flats
ill-Busine- Placee for Rent
;. te-siarme end Land “is Rent
1" fl—lleuess For Rent ,
n-Afdoee and Desk Room
se-lihors end hfountaip— res
Bent .
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-—
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ss-nnela’sss Property For Isle
".— end land For his
u—iio For Sale
ss—Inte rot Isis
80—8110” and Ileaniais - For
Sale
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1 , 22—Hoating. Plumbing. Roofing
' ! zs-Insuranoe end Surety Bonds
‘1'. M—Peinting. Papas-lag, Decorat-
lint -
”Jam and Dairysl’rodll
Watches. Diamonds
hi
muse
mechanism
IULOMI‘
strayed, last. scene no
STRAi’iCD—Ii'rom the D a r l e n
Boarding Kennels. Irish setter
bitch. Reward. phone can Nor-
walk.
AUTOIOTIVI
Automobiles be this
a ins—llama Coach. a brand
new balloon tires. Mac wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 05 Wall 8L. Norwalk
FOR SALE—1928 Ford coupe. good
condition. good rubber. Cell
1208-4.
ll
ilelpiieie and libs-ale as
WANTED—Cooke I‘ll up. Couples
8150 up. general housework“
oth white end colored. Apply
erwslk employment agency. so
Wall St. Phone ll".
WANTED—Young boy and girl to
make themselves useful in fee-
tory. Rabhor Co.. 11'! Washing-
ton St.
suaeuoas Wanted—Isle ' ll
HAND! ”AN—Building and clean-
, lag cssspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting; lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. ti
Taylor Ave. Phone “1?.
FINANCIAL
Money To [nee—Mortgag- so
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Late
1926 Chrysler sedan. This car is
priced. to move. Your car or small
amount of cash accepted as first
payment. balance extended over
long period, For particulars, cell
Investors Mortgage A Guaranty Co.
B. D. Pierce. Jr.. Pres.
R. E. Spresue. Boc'v.
so: Johnson Bidg.. Barnum 111!
New Plan Second Mortgage Loans
75¢. Benedict's Nash Agency.
LIVE STOCK-
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Three
Nash demonstration cars. Bring Poultry and Sepplys I.
in your present our and buy one o
P. ROMANO
these cars at the right price. For
particulars. call 754. Benedict's ”VB POULTRY MARKET
Poultry cleaned end dressed while
Nash Agency.
FOR SALE—- ‘
you wait. Fowls 40c lb. Broilers
45c.
Roosters doc.
R o a at l n g chickens 05c.
intervals.
divided into carefully
.position.
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erly connected with the central exchange.
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hnnoyanco instead of a public utility...
cars didn't run on regular routes and at regula:
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munity market- place—if all the ads weren'
and alphabetically listed under each cnel
In these columns and columns of interest-
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and necessary service that the telephone and
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 dis-
‘I'hs A 3-0 Classified Ads
Always the Seine-4n Service
Always Didersnt-In Opportunity
grouped Classificatio
Won Stations 10
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
TIRE WOOD FOR SALE—815.00
per cord 0 ft. length. 011.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phone
Norwaik 859. Santa Construction
Co. Rowanon Ave.
Household Goods
BUSINESS 333m
mun SPECIALIST.
FOR SALE-Kitchen range. Herald
Cabinet 8” 00 Mrs. Frank Gaff-
ney. Hhhland Ave. 1284- I.
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
“requires
years of practical experience.
A. II.
Phone 272 Westport
. BushnemdervioeeOifoM ll
HA’I'I‘RESSES-dlox springs. m.
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated end repaired
Telephone 817. Norwaik Mattress
Co. to Franklin Street. South
Norwalk.
A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
16 Woodward Ave.
Phone us
Machinery and Tools 01
FOR SALE—1 Barker 8 HP. motor.
Inquire Jacob Linxweller. adminis-
trator. 4 Livingston PL, So. Nor-
walk.
hiusicel Merchandise ell
AWNINGB
Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
. The Fitzgerald Awning Co. .
First and New Bis. East Norwalh
Tel. soso
WOOSTER A DAVIS
A. It. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPRIGHT PIANO—For sale.
FOIL SALE—Player piano 8! note
mahogany finish, bench and rolls.
Excellent tone. Easy terms. lllg
bargain 8290. Free delivery. Call
and hes:- this piano today. Fox
Plano Co. North Help St. So.-Nor-
walk.
in
good condition and reasonable.
also round oak dining table and
six chairs. Inquire 10 Franklin
t.
wasted—mo Buy 00
UPIIOLSTERING -- and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
L'O.‘ 0. -F.. Bldg.. So. Norwnllt.
Cleaning, Dyeing. Renovating”
HELIJO.BILL——Now hett No. the
WANTEMnything antique. such
as furniture, glass. china. pewter.
mirrors. lamps. pictures. clock. for
old homestead. Write Miss Free-
man. 810 Allston St.. Brookllne.
Mass.
rooms mp Susan
'old one cle'ansd blocked and
Rooms Without learn as
trimmed Leeks swell Who- did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
.ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. I.
Norwelk Conn. up 1 flight stall-s,
FURNISHED ROOH—One or two
gentlemen, hoard optional. Box
"010 South Norwallr.
'a satisfied customer is our aim.
Rommnousekeeptng ee
norm, mm. W I.
NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and bag distance making
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. it ton Meek dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone Iii daytime: ,
lot-14 nights. ,1
mavens
you RENT—Two beautifully fur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Must be soon to be appreciat-
ed. Ali improvements trolley goes
by door. Rates reasonable. Ga-
rage. Telephono Slot-J. 11:
Gregory Boulevard.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Help Wanted-Female 8!
run LARGEST—manufacturing of
its kind mines to appoint a few
ladies of refinement and business
ability terttend to our customers
do this locality. ‘Also one to act as
supervisor.
' nlfied work. Pays a good income
and is permanent. no: so, do
Sentinel Ofllce.
WANTED-Operators on Singer
sewing machines. 10 Hadison St.
and door.
WE WANT—a lady with sales or-
ganisetioameperlenoe or If you
can sell and interest others we
' would be glad to .give you an in-
terview. This is not house to
house canvassing and w‘ are not
interested in the avenge can-
vasser. Box Experienced. clo
Sentinel ofllcs.
WANTED—Woman for. general
housework. Apply Mrs. Aaron
Kenn 0 Railroad Abe. So. Ner-
welk. ’
WANTED—White girl about 18
years of age for light housework.
Phone Slit-J between 10 and 11
a. m.
YOUNG WOMAN—With knowledge
of home economics wanted in Tea
Room. Must be experienced in
modern cooking and waiting on
table. Two young women. a-iet
each other in the preparation of
meals and seruioe. .Good home
for well bred girl. "I and tips.
Write. phone. or cell in person on
Mrs. Raymond Met. 8" Pod
Road. Dar-ion. Conn. Phone 779.
Will not be home Ionday.
Id. Intel—Isle
WANTED—Boys over "years
for
This is a refined. dig- ~
FOR RENT—First
FOR RENT—5 room
1%” 1111:. 5s? "“1,“
WI Illa lien N
FOR RENT—Apartment of 8 rooms.
some improvements. Rent 822.00.
so Van Zant St. Also 1 furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. with
improvements. Inquire as Van
Zent Sh. East Norwalir.
a
dpor. 0 rooms
with bath and garage. Improve-
ments and small garden. Price
reasonable for right party. In-
quire from U! at 8 Neptune Avs.,
Alex Proms-u.
iron anus—mum. bungalow.
0 rooms and bethynil improve-
ments, newly decorated. Inquire
M Osborn Ave., East Norwalk.
FOR RENT—d rooms. all modern
improvements. with garage. 25
Cove Ave.. East Norwelk. phone
806-2.
FOR RENT—5 rooms. 21 Chestnut
BL. all improvements. Apply P.
Farkos. 10 Madison St.. So. Nor-
walk.
im-
provements. with or without
garage. Rent reasonable. 4
Elisabeth BL, So. Norwaik. Phone
410 Evenings 14st.
e ROOMS—Newly decanted. All
improvements. heated at 18 Ce.
born Are. Rent “0 month. Int
duire at Keeics'e Shoe Store. 151
Washington Ra
T0 LET—e room with improve-
maetsgeod location. Inquire R.
deselect. el lsesiewAvaornli.
derbamwuhingioalt.
IIALIITATI means
lesson» ed
FOR SALE—Newly comle I
room colonial house in fine red-
Price reassnable.
1. 000
:35: 233.5. ggcltnnf?ug.h.m..'1o oo 13 Chestnut St. 80- Nomlk
1923 Maxwell Roadsyui . .t. .. . 1 :3: “Wild 33”- .
it“ Federal Truck -2 on ,
VAABT 13305 monmm .
Cadillac DcaicrsA Hupmobile m “6"” O! 1-I--——
84 West vs. ..
w a. warm HOUSE ”0”.“ W" 5' a” 0* Rug ESTATE FOR SALE AUCTIONS—“CAI.
- week for Long Island Sound
3012:!“ Nag?“ cruises. sleeps 0 comfortably. all Houses F" 5“” II “I“ 1‘0““! 01
on ' .
CHEVROLET 9 «is SERVICE °°nv°nfinxfiz°£p§$3mr "m BEAUTIFUL HOME—ls in Token. Al anon, cuss. a. canon
Westport . Nam“. 3“,__w' aka. a large rooms. hard wood UNITED sums DISTRICT
”0 doors. fire place. lovely sun parlor SOUTllFl'l‘iloggg‘Rxcr OF
M. mum with tile floor, also maid's uar- ' . l
"a. u Q CONNECTICUT
tors. 2 bath rooms. garage, large
amount of ground. Will rent.
furnished. for 1 year at $1.200 or
sell for $12,500 with only 83,000
down payment and balance easy
terms. Mr. R. ’1‘. Norris Spring-
dale Realty C0,. Realtor. Norwelk
1041-12 or Stamford (054.
FOR SALE—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights. gal. sewer. price 87.600
‘ to quick buyer. Box 399 South
Norwalk. ,
FOR SALE-One ll room house with
garage. No. 68 Osborn Ave. Lot
to a 165. Price 85.500. One e
room house._ Lot 60 x 150. No.
51 Beiden Ave. Price $6.600. One
6 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding building lots. 86.000.
Robert Joseloff. tel. 1809. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt dz Son. tel 435.
FOR SALE
0 room house all improvements. not
its!“ and two extra building
lots in rear, 501125 each. Price
$10,000. See The Tammany Agency
Real Estate dc Insurance. 128
Washington St. Phone it“.
FOR SALE—i room house. Nor-
walk. 7 room house So. Norwalk.
6 room house, garage. 2 large ex-
tra lots. East Norwalk. Small
cash payment. Balance in month-
ly payments. Inquire Van Ness.
40 Bayvicw Ava. or Froeb Agency.
18 Lowe St.
Lots For Sale‘
FOR SALE—Building lot at Rock
Ridge Drive. Phone 2303-2.
FOR SALE—Several fine building
lots in best sections of the Nor-
walke. also farms. business blocks
and houses.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St.
Phone 1823
Anywhere Else.
TAXI DRIVER: Where shall I
drive you. sir?
REVELLER: I don‘t care—Shay.
d'you know where Johnson street is?
TAXI DRIVER: Yes.
REVELLER: Well. don' drive me
ihoro—thash where I live—Aussie.
PUBLIC AUCTION
The stack and fixtures of Charles
A. i‘nnnon. bankrupt, located at Van
Zant st, East Nerwalk. will be sold
at public auction Tuesday. August
Ziih at eleven o'clock. Standard
Time. by William Howard Wakelec.
U. s. Auctioneer.
By order of John Keogh.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Any information may be obtained
from Sherli! E. B. Doulens.
Death Rate For 65
Cities Shows Drop
Telegraphic returns to the depart.
ment of commerce from 05 cities
with a total population of 29. 000. 000
for the week ending August 14. in-
dicate a mortality rate of 10.1 per
1.000 of population. The rate dur.
ing the corresponding week in 1035
for the 65 cities was 11.6. Total
deaths during the week endinz
August 14. according to the returns.
numbered 6.888. of whom 780 were
infants under one year of age. Thu
infant mortality rate was set at 62
per 1. 000.
For the 83 weeks of 1926. the rate
is stated as it in the ca cities com-
pared with 18.2 for the correspond-
ing weeks of 1025.
The highest rate of the week end-
ing August 1‘ was It in Memphis.
Tenn.. and the lowest rate was four
in Lynn. Mass. The highest infant
mortality rate. 1". appears for
Indianapolis. Ind. and the lowest
for Dayton, Ohio: Duluth. Minn.:
Lynn. Mesa: St. Paul. Minn.. and
Trenton. N. J.. which reported no
infant mortality.
French Appoint Guard
For Unknown Soldier
PARIS '(AP)—-For three years.
General Goureud. president of the
Committee of the Flame and the
members of the committee. have
been trying to have a guardian ap-
pointed to watch over the tomb of
the Unknown Soldier. A former
factory foreman. Gaudin. perma-
nently disabled by the war. finally
was appointed to the dutY.
He has not taken up his work ofil-
cially, however. as the question of
DARIEN
Those desiring to place Items
in this column should commutati-
cats with Landon Herrick, tel.
Norweik OI.
“ARMY” DRIVE
WILL BEGIN
MONDAY
During the wcck beginning Mon-
day. the annual appcal of the Sal-
vnil0n Army for funds with which
to carry on its general welfare work
will bc made in Barton. Th0 cam-
paign will be under the management
of the following local committee:
Simon W. Cooper. chairman: G.
Winthrop Knapp, treasurer; Rev.
George A. Tuttle. Edward Neville
Voso. C. ‘. Bouton. Mrs. Andrew
Shaw and re. James MacCammond.
AA house to house canvass will be
executed by two Salvation Army of-
ilcers. Envoys Albert Taylor and Le-
Lend Cady. acting under the direc-
tion of the committee. They will
be in uniform and will carry offi-
cial credentials. All contributions
will be turned over each day to the
treasurer of the campaign at the
Home Bank and Trust company to
whom checks may be made payable.
The amount asked by the Army
this year is $400. a small quota and
one which the committee feels con-
fident it will be able to raise with-
out grcat difilculty. It is hoped that
all residents will contribute their
share so that the drive may enjoy
that success which‘Jt deserves.
(‘Hl “(TIES
St. Luke' s Episcopal church. Noroton:
Raul-101d S. Leach
8:30, Holy communion.
9:45. church school.
10:l5. morning prayer and sermon.
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St. John's Catholic church. Noroton
Rev. J. J. McGuane
Mass will be celebrated at 8:30
and 10:30. -
e e e
Noroton Presbyterian church
Rev. George R. Montgomery. Ph. D.
11. morning service by the pastor.
Sermon subject, “Motive Power:1
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Darien Methodist Church
Rev. H. M. Hancock
10, Sunday school. classes for all
ages.
10, men's Bible class.
11. divine worship. Preacher.
Grenville Crabb of Stamford.
7:80. Divine worship. Louie Ce~
ton will again lead the congregation
singing and also furnish a program
of sacred solos.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jumos Harvey and
daughter, Savila. of the Post road,
have left on a month's vacation trip
to Vermont.
e e a
Morris Druekcr. 707 Hopkinson
avenue. Brooklyn, and Charles A.
Munroe of Greenwich were both ar-
rested early Friday morning by Po-
liceman William Bowman. the form-
cr on a charge of speeding and the
latter for driving his machine with-
out an operator's license. Both cuio
prits gave bonds of 826 to appear in
court Monday night.
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The 0: Ridge Polo team will meet
the Greenwich outtlt on the home
field this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Both teams have been playing well
this season and a last game is pre-
dicted.
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During the past several days Town
Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt has record-
ed nine realty transfors and mort-
gagee amounting to $17,850. The
transfers are as follows: Elisabeth
Aroularius to Helena 1?. Podycomb.
LoRoy avenue; Katherine A. Becker
to Vick Realty Co.. lot. Maple eve-
nue. Glenbrook; Ruth L. Boyer est.
what uniform he should wear has
proved a difficulty.
to D. A. DeMains. Grove street: M.
D. Cutler to L. L. Stanley. Maple
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l a r g e, light,
cement cellar
closed-in rear
to everything.
23 North Main Street
Office Phone 3915
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Look This Over
This Week
HERE IS 'A MAN who owns a
beautiful new home with 6
airy r o o m 5,
double hardwood floors, a de-
lightful, r o o m y tiled b a t 11
room, an artistic fire place,
with the best
heating 8 y st e m obtainable,
open attic, a cozy breakfast
nook, large front porch and
porch. Front,
side and rear e n t 1' a n c e,
cement walks, beautiful lawn,
plenty sh ade, a garage to
match the house, gas, sewer,
city water, electricity. Finest
location and neighborhood in
the city. Lot 50xl37. This is
a home of the finest, every-
thing in the very highest state
of newness, near and handy
HE WANTS TO SELL‘ and if
you want to buy this is your
chance. Only $10, 500 with
about $2,000 cash.
INVESTIGATE! 'ACT N OW!
Call, Write or Phone
"Service that Serves”
WALTER R. COLLl
REALTOR
General Insurance
'58
South Norwalk, Conn.
Residence 3699
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FOR SALE
New six-room house, all modern' improv ements, includ-
ing open fireplace, built-in book cases, built-in cedar
chest, one car garage, etc., located 150 ft. ofi 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.
FOR. SERVICE CALI.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN co.
TELEPHONE 1230
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY BUILDING\
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avenue; 1“. J. Egan eat. to B. It.
Ruggles. Highland avenue: J. C.
Huiflngton to G. A. Annand et al. 2
pieces; C. F. Muller to S. S. Wood
at al. Highland avenue; William
Proctor and wife to Max Rettig, lot
a Brooksldc: 0. S. Slawson and wife
to G. A. White and wife. Maple
street.
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night at the Sound Beach Firemen's
night at the Bonn Beach Fireman's
carnival. Peter calls out the num-
bers in the popular "Bin'go" game.
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Mrs. Clarence H. Sconeid. Post
road, and Miss Clara. Scodcld. Le-
Roy‘evenue. have left on a. motor
trip through Connecticut and Messa-
chusetts.
Test Answers
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These answers to the questions on
the comic page will show you how
many you answered correctly:
1—Edna Forber. .
P—Crlmsoa.
8—Cave explorer who died in spite
of spectacular alerts to save his life
when he was trapped in a cave.
d—Philadolphla.
tan“ Howard Taft.
theoretic party. -
l-Mdviile. Cele. ,
l—IAke Superior.
s—Irae letter" “o .
10—” ocean liner.
Fishermen are bigger liars than
golfers. oifers' arms are not long
andigh to tell about their shots.
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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 re-
sult of fire.
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adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
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36 Washington Street
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FOR‘ SALE
Six room house with all improve-
ments. Newly decorated and in
good repair. Price $6,300. Easy
terms.
Five roam bungalow near Silver-
mlne. Large living room. with
field stone fire place. Electric
lights. ’Stcam heat. Garage.
Price 86,600.
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