Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 2, 1926 · page 19

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rpm-rel Directors
“ma-Monuments} Comet-r! Dots
s—societiu and Lodges . '
ecu-Loot and Found

WMOTIVE— -
A—Automobiie Assholes
Il—Automobilcs For Solo
IZ—Auto Trucks For Sale
13—Auto Acne-cries
li—Garoges—Autos- for Hire
. fi—Motorcycles and Nicolas
dt—Wanted—Automoflvs

spams. Plumbins. anodes
uni-once and” Surety loads

 
 

.go—Eslp Wanted—Male .
“—8 Hole and Female
15-9-80 tors. Canvases-s. Agents
Lid-Situations Wanted—Eamon
"filtration Wanted—Male .
FINANCIAL—-
yumm- Opportunities
‘ cm to non—Morton‘s

INSTRUGTION—
«Id—lacs! Instruction Clo-so

”lei-infield. Dancing. Dramatic
£ sumac—damned”
Em STOCK-q
.» ".13”: Cats. Other Pets
oteoa Cattle. Vehicles

, Poultry and Supplies
SWosted—Livo Stock

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' 51-43000 Thing. taut

. a lt—Eousehele Goods

Midi-Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds

,. « 1—Way and Tools
es-Itudoal Merchandise

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moratorium-s -

womanhood id

LINK PLATINUM BRACELET—Bo-
lwoen Compo Bosch and Circle
St. So Norwslk. Aug 21th. 11o-
strd. Phone Ii“.

WHITE SILK SCANS-With three
other colors. lost from auto going
from compo Beech to East Nor-
wallr. Suitable reward. Mrs. A.
'l‘erhuue. Oompo Bosch Or Phone
Wosiport iIs-s.

serene-I'm

Automobiles [be his is

1020 FORD ROADSIDE—Dolmen
tires. Bosch system. 1923 Essex
tour touring. 1033 Dodge Roadster.
191' Durant sedan. Phone lib!
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amorous
“new wares—ems It
HANDY IAN-Building and clean-

iag eeospoels; grading. hedge onto
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local trashing. James Puller. OI
Tutor Ave.“ Phone «11.
UV! I100! ,
Poultry and hpplys as
P. ROMANO

LIVE POULTRY MARKED
Poultrv cleaned and dressed while
you v‘ait. Powls 00c lb. Broilers
Clo. Roasting chickens 00c.
Roosters 00c.'

10 Chestnut St. lo. Norwalk
' Phone use.

mononmss.
Boots saddens-cries es

 

A int—Hudson Coach. I blond
new balloon tires. diso wheels. on-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles

m NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1m 00 Wall St. Nos-walk

W. 1!. AOSTIN
South Norwoih
Phone 100!
CHEVROLET SALES A SERVICE
Waggon

more“ 10

Repairing on all makes or cars.
Stories by the do:. week or mouth.
your on washed while you wait.

AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
3 Elizabeth St. ‘flel 4137

BUSINESS SERVICE
mun consumer.

SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires
years or practical experience.
A. n. mum.
Phone 272 Westport

Busineu Services Offered

A. Meier. -
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.

Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
80 Woodward Ave.

 

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AWNINGI

Notice
Prevent Plus
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
Chimneys‘repointed
All kinds of ladder work. brlclr
and steel drilling '
Fitzgerald Cot Tel rose.
First A; New Sis. East Norwalk

WOOSTER EDAVIS
A. It. WOOSI‘EB . M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send tor Booklet on Patents.

UPHOLST RING -- and cabinet
work. cture fronting mirrors
and upholsterers' sup lies.
caning. etc. A. in. New

‘0. O. F. Bldg" So. Norwalh'.

housing and m to

JOSEPH V. FABRIZIO
Building Mason and general
tractor.
63 Stuart Ave.
Telephone 3173-8.

m. Dining. Renovating so

HELLO BILL—New hat? No. the
old’ one cleaned, blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat—
ing Eat Shop. 11 N Main St. S.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.

Moving, Trucking Storage as

NAG! BROS—Stereos. All kinds lo:-
cal and long distance com
Plane hoisting. ,Speeiel vans tor
moving. 5 ton Mash dumpn 100’
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
lot-1‘ nithts.

moors“:
Help. Wanted-hauls
AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN on
GIRIr—As"hsslsiont society editor
or the Evening Sentinel. Newspop.

or experience is not necessary but
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typewriter are essential. Good op-
portunity for any girl who likes
the smell or printer’s ink Ind.
_..wants tollearn newspaper work.

tiaei'otrioo and interview Mrs.
Copeland or Mr. O'Brien between
“Landowner-tether
hours by appointment.

DOYS—to make themselves hostel
in factory. Robber Co. in Wash-
ington St.

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On
single needle machines. It Water
St. So. Norwalk. 4.

W811! GIRL—liar light hello.
work. I. Putnam Ave. 30. Nor-

WKITE GIRL—Bier light house.

work. Apply ti Putnam Ave. So.
“Nor-walls. ‘
news-sea stale as
her on room HAN-Jo: um
vwoeb Address. N. 11. ole Sentinel

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ONE TRANSITMAN and one help-
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YARD MEIR-Apply Alfred Blown
_MSPMPIO P1000. ,m. 30.14.

 

Chair '

simple English correctly on a 0

Applicants. please call at the Sen- ,

 

nousn BOAT—to charter b: day or
wool: tor Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps comfortably. on
conveniences. iophone tor rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Norwailr tut—W

mmnm’nsrs so

nan WOOD ION sans-moo
per cord o it. length. 011.00 per
solo out our use you wish- Phone
Norwelh us. Suite Counts-notion
co. loweytos Ave.

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OAK DINING ROOM SUNS-9F”

solo. Ineuire 104 South Main St..
Phone 1100.

 

 

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ous to you—so y
commends-

Thero are thousand

selling success.
and eflort for them.

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Take The Right Route!

, “I want the quickest and best route.”

trying to direct you by rail from Chicago to
San Francisco or from St. Louis to New Orleans.

commend the classified route to you—if you ask
them the quickest and best way to buying and

They will gladly praise classified advertis-
ing-because it has meant great saving of time

Once YOU buy and sell via the classified
route—you'll lee its great advantages.

it the ads there include the article you want—-

And if you ’re in the selling game, call 92
and ask for an ad- taker.

'l‘he AM Classified Ads
Always the Same—1n Service
Always Mount—In Opportunity

ay to some one who is

waste time that's preci-
vcl via the route he re~

s of people who will re-

classified section. Soc

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“MISSED-nos Innate. Cush-
ions and Pillows ot all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 81!. Norwais Mattress
Co. 00 While Street. South
Norweih.

"WW I!

TRAP DRUM 0U’1‘B‘I’1‘—At a bar-
gain. $85.00. Cilil'llrd Jewelry &
Musical 00., 00 South Main St.

FOR SALE—dluntington Pl ay e r
piano with bench and rolls. 88
note, mahogany ease. Good tone
and oction.‘ Bargain $200. Free
delivery. Act quickly. Call today.
For Piano 00.. North Main St.

BOOKS AND SOABD
soon”- was Board or

FURNISH!) ROOM and brooktsst
for one or two. also garage for
rent. 31 Quintard Ave.. phone
8000.

noomswuhoutlcard es

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM—With
alcove. Light housekeeping it do-
sircd. Central. 1'0 Spring St.
Decker.

 

2 UNION PARK—Nicely turnishod

rooms, also garage. Phone 10.
Boonie so: Housekeeping os

50 MEADOW 811—2 pleasant con-
nected rurnished rooms. all con-
veniences on trolley line. suitable
for light housekeeping.

lo VAN ZANT ST.—il furnished
rooms. for ilght. housekeeping.
some improvements. Inquire 51
Van Zant St. East Norwsilr.

M "TAT! 1'08 “81‘
Apartments and m ‘u

41 CHAPEL ST.-—Apartlnent o: 5
rooms. all improvements. Rent
325.00.1nhuire oi So. Main St.
Telephone 60.

17 CHESTNUT Sit—5 rooms. all im-
provements. Apply P. Lukas 10
Madison St. So. Norwalk.‘ ‘

 

 

 

 

DIAL ESTATE v '03 IA“ ,
Eons-loo Solo Id

FOR SALE—Ono 5 room house with
garage. No. 68 Osborn Ave. Lot
60 s 100. Price 05.000. One 0
room house. Lot 00 s 100.» No.
51 Boiden Ave. Price 05,000. One
0 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding b u ilding lots. ".000.
Robert Jossioii. tel. 1000. or Wil~
lion 3‘. Hoyt A Son. tel oils.

NEARLY NEW—7 room. well built
house. garage. single or double lot.
All improvements. Easy terms no
agents. Owner and location of
house at 26 West Main St. Nor-
walk.

ONE FAMILY HOUSE—B rooms
with all improvements. Recently
built. Largo plot with several fruit
trees. large grape other and vines.
Inquire otter 5‘ p. m. at 0 Van
Zant St.

MIMIC“. .6

FIRST DISTRICT — Two :amlly
house part improvements all hard
wood floors $6.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St. Phone
asst. ., ‘ .

MARVIN BEACH SECTION-Won.
dortul location, near waterfront. 8
lots 40:100. Inquire B. 0. Weekes.
Phone 2257.

3'03 SALE—Center or South Nor-
wsllt. ‘1 lamily house. 9 rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights. I”. sewer, price 37.000
to quick buyer. Box 399 South
Nor-walk.

IN EAST NORWALK—Resldcntlal
section. 1 room house. all improve-
ment: small down payment. Ad-
dress Box 00 ole Sentinel Omce.

FOR SALE-Several tine building
‘lots in best sections ot the Nor-
waiks. also terms. business blocks

and houses.

ALFRED K. 81‘. JOHN.
Rm Estate.
11 Pershing St. Phone 1328

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

z: ELIZABETH sun—s rooms with
improvements. Rent 83.500. On
Woodward Ave.. 3 rooms with im-
provements. Rent 836.00. In-
cuiro 18: Woodward Ave. Phone
8011-1.

its WASHINGTON ST.--e'«.roo‘rss
steam heated all improvements.
Inquire Roseatield Bros.

u OSBORNE AVE. -— Handsome
. bungalow. 0 rooms and bath. all

NEAR WEST AVE—nice large 0

. room house. all newly decorated
improvements. hard wood floors
Handy to Norwalir and South Nor-
wallr. Ono car garage. Price $7.500.
$1.000 cash. Ready to move in. N.
L. Eysbee. P. O. Sex. on. South
Norw‘ollr.

 

Mormons ADSIreeuentiy ac-
complish the seemingly impossible.

 

lBIAL ”TA“ '03 SALE

WNSllo‘ '5

ll 1100M HOUSE—1n business dis-
trict of East Norwallr. line poo-l5
bilitlee. as could bo,converted int
2 family residence with stores in
treat if desired. 01.000 and only
33. 000 initial payment. Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Cali Mr. 11. '1‘. Norris. Springdale
Realty 00.. Realtors. Norwolh
1941-12 or Stamford. 4050.

AUCTIONS—LIB“

Legal Notices 01

At a Court or Probate holden at
Norwalk. within and for the District
oi Norwalir. on the 1st day of
September. A. D. 10".

Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the lil-
ing and recording in and by this
Court of certain writings with said
application filed and therein alleged
to be the duly authenticated and ex-
empllilcd copy o! the will 0: Emma
Reed ltuach late of Jersey City in
the County of Hudson and State at
New Jeri". deceased. end of the
record of the proceedings had es~
labllshing the some in and by the
Sulrogate's Court (or said County or
l-ludson;

Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Olilce ill Norwallt. on the 9
do! oi September. 1920. at 1 o 'cloclr.
afternoon. and all persons interest~
ed therein are hereby cited then
and there to appear if they see cause
and be heard thereon: and it is
further

Ordered. That public notice of said
application and or the time and
place or the hearing thereon and
notice or said citation be given to
all persons interested in sold me -
ter by said applicant causing a cop
of these orders and citationto be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said District. at least
live days before said day of hdarlng.
and that notice be given to the Tax
Commissioner of the State of Con-
necticut. by a clerk of this Court
mailing to him a copy or these or.
ders. on or before the 2nd day of
September, 1026.

HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

The Treasury Deportmont esti-.
males the present population-ct the
cduntry at 115,461.000. which should
remind the automobile salesmen
that they still have much to do.-
Indianapolis News.

 

 

 

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cussIrrsn DISPLAY

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY . ‘

 

" Fireproof your
business

Modern methods or build-
ing congtruction and' tested
iiro prevention equipment con-
tribute muoh to your solely.
But lire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and iinsncisl less so a re-
sult of dre.

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

J. M. Layton Co., Inc.

80 W a Street
Insurance and heal Estot,

 

 

 

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FOR SALE

Eight room house. Modern, nice-

-Iy located of! West Ave. Price
010,000.

d... I— _
Modern six room house. Every

improvement. Lot 10 it. (rent.

3 car garage.

Several other one and two family
houses.

CANTY & CO.

Realtors-J measures
17 So. Iain It. Phone sso

 

 

 

 

AUCTIONS—LEGAL

[legal Notices .1

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEET-
ING. SECOND TAKING DISTRICT
OF THE CITY OF NORWALK.
CONNECTICUT
The legal voters or the Second
Taxing District or the City of Nor-
wallr are hereby notiiled and warned
that the annual meeting or the legal
voters of said district will be held in
the Council Chamber in the City
.Ploil on Wednesday Evening, Sep-
tember 16th. 1936 at 8 o'clock P. M.
(daylight saving time) for the fol-
lowing:
To hear the reports of the Auditor.
District and Electrical Commis-
sioncrs,
Directors of the South Nor-walk
Public Library and Treasurer.
To appoint an auditor.
Horace R. Nash.
D. Wm. Hartord.
Irving C. Jennings.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Second Taxing District.
City of Norwalk. Conn.

Small Term In Ofiice
Brings Pass On Every
Railroad In France

To be minister. it only for 86
hours. as was the case for the late
Herriot ministry. apparently brings
its consolations when those few
hours are over tor some ministers.
Andre‘llesse. lormer- Minister of
Public Works, indicated this to
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lobby alter the downfall of the
Harriet retimc.

“Well. I really don't know that
I ought to accept your sympathy."
the two-day minister replied. “I

didn't ohtiroly lose my time. Look

at this." And he held out a per-
manent free pass good on every
French railroad.

'“rbis document in these days or
door traveling has its value," Mr.
Hesse added. “It is a little perquisite
of former ministers of public works
which reached me this morning."

 

 

 

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Improvements. newly decorated. CLASSIFIED ADS are thrii't mes-whole Demm family in New York
Rent reasonable. _ section. , g 8886!. . l ‘ ml... had its name changed to German.
ON MORTON sr. -oa Taylor Ave. ‘ ‘ ’ ~ .
?&“2‘§$...‘ill. ritualistic OUT. OUR ”WAY -_ .. 8:: WILLIAMS
except gas. Rent $00.00. Phone ’ " ""‘“‘” ‘“ “"‘
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out soon APARTMENT—lm- HE‘I! WHAT WHOOH! . vesnnA-r's.
movements. Bent moderate. Coll 'va ' “DEA SEE WHAT’ 1'0.
. 1801. . Um I LL ~ CALL .
- . 4 B T W? moose A
so «its good w it'd”? ' \IOU ‘A 00‘ ' 5“ OFF. " COM‘C’
Iglncsolott. 41 W Ave. or n. n. ‘rAKN ”OUR QUlCKER M Gil-NP!
Gorhem. wit-slams St. W . OVERALL?) OFF #00 COULD .
so woonwaan AVE. .muhmnl BEFORE li—i 1 SKIN ‘3'
Mn “nirvana-gum if g Q ’ le5‘n.E Stews GRAPE
e Concord st. Tel. am. ‘ ‘
J to sum Ava—s roomhouso. all . E ~ =-_-_'=‘ '- .
improvements. lot so a m.’ trait . "‘ "0. l
tron. Nephone 10“ W. I. Do. A b .
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sympathy as he passed through the _

PRICE

drawers.»

the city.

28 North Main Street
Office Phone 3915

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Substantial Home
of Rare Distinction

$8,000

Without a Doubt The Biggest Home
Buying Opportunity On The Market

which means that you are getting an excep-.
tionally well built house at Auction Price.

ON LOT 50.135

All the beauty of modern design In this house
—-all the soundness of construction that hetter— -
built type houses are noted for. Six large, 7‘
light, airy rooms with every possible conveni~ ’
once-large bath room—built in tubs—gas—
electricity—sewer—city water—steam heat—a '“
convenient stairway to attic—large front porch
~.—-closed in rear porch—plenty of shade—
cement cellar—sidewalks—etc., and best of all
it’s in the finest location and neighborhood in’

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lllsrlscr THIS BARGAIN
BEFORE BUYING

Call; Write or Phone

“Service that Satisfies”

WALTER R. COLLINGS

REALTOR ;
General Insurance

South Norwalk, Conn.
Residence 3699

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Former Czar’s Aunt
Sues Person Who Ran
Her Down In Motor

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The Grand Duchess Nicholas of
Rule. aunt of the late Cur. whose
husband is regarded as rightful sac-
eomor to the throne by the majority
of espotrieted Russians. has started
prooeedingi in a Paris police court
"ageinst an unknown person" on
account 0; iniuries received in an
automobile accident.

Clothod eniinly in black. in
dealers of the late Czar and his

.' family. she were a wide hat with

large wide wings. as far removed
Mm the toshion of the day as pos-
slbie. She showed marked difficul-
t! in walking due to the accldont
which occurred last April. She was
then pining through the Paris su-
herb o! l. Mounin inthe automobile
of General- Daron von Steel. when
the ohauttour. Vladimor Apouch-
hfla. blindedby the headlights or
o ear some distance further alone
road. ran into a motor trust
ing on the road.

 

 

DOUG ’N MARY LIONIZED IN EUROPE

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Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks snapped with President .r;
Masaryk of Cscchoslovaklo, center, while visiting Prague.

‘ Test Answers

The Gated ..

suttorod many injuries. J
. notablytolhe log. .
.‘l‘he magistrate appointed a
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Community Hotel Is
To Be Dedicated In ,
Williluantic Sept. 20 :

WILLIMANTIC. Conn.. birthplace “'
02 Nathan Hale. will this month de- ‘ 'r.
dicute a new community hotel. 4‘;
bearing the name of the Revolution- , a
cry patriot. General J. Leslie Kin; J
cold. president or the American
Company. announces that the open- '
lng ceremonies will cover three days. at
beginning Monday. September 20.
with to directors' dinner. The main .,
banquet will be held on Thursday 'i‘r
night. with Go‘vernor John Trumbull '
and U. S. Senator Hiram Bingham
and George P. McLean as principal 3
speakers. *

 

 

 

 
 

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The correct answers to the slow-
questions on the Comic page are:
1—Sprontlng ot the rod of some.
confirming God's choice or him now ‘7‘
high priest or lsrael.;,j1f

2-—A.t the tower of Babel. “

 

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