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BUICK FOUR—Touring in good
running condition. good battery
and rubber. Price 085.00. Edward
Bartram 1: Bayview Ave. So. Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE—Sev-
oral good sedans or popular make.
These cars are priced right and
the terms or sale are easy. For
particulars. call 754 Benedict's
Nash Agency.
1824 FORD ROADSTER—Banw .
tires. Bosch system. 1918 P
tour touring. 1922 Dodge Ron.
.1938 Durant sedan. Phone
after t p.111. .
A ital—Hudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloon tires. disc wheels. or.
iglnal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles
TEE NORWALR FRANKLIN co.
Phone 1111 to Wall St... Nos-walk
1926 NASH—Advanced six show car.
This car is new and carries the
regular new car warranty. Easy
terms. For particulars call 7".
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ting: ”lawn mowing; planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. .1
Taylor Ave. Phone “17.
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You welt. Fowls “0 lb. Broilers
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“to" the seveni-rdceyfl The SCIENTIFIC TR Telephone Iii. Norwalx Mattre-
dmo‘m h“ exp "q“m' Co. to Franklin Street. South
continuation of the“ DON” years at practical experience. Norwalk.
is dependent on s. up A. E. -
operation given by the public .
ill mmmw" collection 08- no“. 272 Wenpcri ”ml I‘m a
”m b’ mm” mu“ nun...- mm rs PIANO—Upright. mahogany finish.
latest design. Splendid tone and
A. Meier. action. Very exceptional piano
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERINO tor beginner. Good for many
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1—Deaths Auto Cushions. Carpets Easy payments arranged. Free
end Curtains.
80 Woodward Ave._
Phone 419
AWNINGS
Notice
,Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped end cleaned $4100
Chimneys repolnted-
All kinds or ladder work. brick
and steel drilling
I-‘itzgereld Co. Tel 8080.
First do New Ste. East Norwalk
WOOSTER d: DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Cities.
1115 Main streetv‘Brideeport.
Send tor Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING - and» cabinet
work. Picturs.traming mirrors
and upholsterers'. supplies. Chair
cabins. etc. A. Bergetmm. New
I. 0. O. ll'.L Bldga'ASo.‘ Not-walk.
Building lad. Contracting II
JOSEPH V. FABRIZIO
Building Meson and general Con-
» . tractor.
cs Stuart Ave.
Telephone ' 2178-1.
magma mans. Renovating so
HELLO BILIJ——Nsw hati No. the
old one " cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
iagBatSheleNMainSt. S.
Norwallt Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Vulgmw IS
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal Ind long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone all daytimel
seeds nights.
- customer
”Wasted-Fannie! IS
AN mom WOMAN OR
GIRL—As assistant society editor
or the honing Senunel. New-pep.
. er. experience is not necessary but
' Macedon and an ability to write
simple English correctly on a
typewriter are essential. Good op-
portnnlty tor any girl’who likes
_the smell or printer's‘lnlt and
wants to learn or work.
A) please call at the See-
delivcry. Fox Piano Co.. North
Main St.. So. Norwalk.
. ROOMS AND BOARD
ileum wnn Board, or
FURNISHED ROOM and breakfast
gor one or two. also garage lot“
rent. 27 Quintard Ave.. phone
1000.
al,_VAN ZANT Sit—East Norwalk
furnished rooms for men. steam
heat. electric lights. baths near C.
& K. rectory 88.50 and “.00 per
week. Meals it desired. Phone
2184.
Rooms Without Board
2 UNION PARK—Nicely furnished
rooms. also garage. Phone 19. v
Roomswnouaeheeping SI
50 MEADOW ST .-—2 pleasant con-
nected furnished rooms. all con-
veniences on trolley line. suitable
for light housekeeping.
REAL ISTATB FOR RENT
Apartments and lists u
41 CHAPEL ST. -Apsrtment of 5
. rooms. all improvements. Rent
886.00. Inquire 04 So. Main St.
Telephone 60.
17 CHESTNUT ST.—-l5 rooms. all im-
provements. Apply P. Larissa 10
Madison St. So. Norwalk. f
24 oncmnp sin—r rooms. all im-
provements. decorated up to date.
OSBORNE AVE. - Handsome
bungalow; I rooms and bath. all
improvements. newly decanted.
Rent reasonable.
it COVE AVE-I rooms and bath
all conveniences. n“age. Phone
ISM-S or It)".
9 EANFORD PIA—5 rooms. all im-
provements. Inquire e MentordPl.
or 05 Railroad Ave. Victoria
Barber Shop.
SIX ROOM APARTMENT — Im-
-prevemente. Rent moderate. Call
1007.
TO LET—4 rooms with improve.
meats good location. Inquire R‘.
Jossloti. 01 leaview Av'e. or it. E.
Gotham. Washington St. ,
u VAN RANT S‘b—Eest Norwelk. I
rosins'. ell improvements.
M
. tinelotnce and interview ills.
"tibia. and enumeratysesr
hoursbylpponitm but.
BOYS—to make themselves nestul
in rectory. Robber Co. 11‘! Wash-
inston St. '
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On ,
ungle needle machines. ~03 Water
St'. Io. Norwalh.
SALESLADIES~Muet be experi-
enced. steady position for the
'rlght party Reiereaces required. ~ . .
us our mu. nose-ems i
Apply at once. M. Landau. 1"
Washington St.
WHITE GIRL—For light is
thANllAM “ktmmfirst‘
xmv'm .- ,1 misc Ind Cw.
union-ear fin-II.
115 WASHINGTON I'D—l Mull.
steam h .all. improvements.
Inculrg Re this Free.
lemmas-s fl"
improvements lot 30 x 1‘0. rruit
tress. Telephone 1341 W. H. Ba.
her..Will._rent_ or sell. ‘
room house all improvements.
Inquire John Peder sss Flax Hill
Rd- Phcne sass-s.
ufi‘w‘erh. Apply 41 Putnam Ave.‘
Nerwsllr.
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no! “or. room. resin-roi- store
SJAddrem. N. M. clo Sentintl
roan new—nappy Alfred mow.
W‘Plaes. Telephone 3.9.8.
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AUBURNSTa—OEMYMAW.
I room semirhnagalow, all im-
proyemeamhotmtsrheeahardn
.‘wecdfioora, garage. with
fier’lota. lyeersdld.
“M“ II
Furnished. it ddred. Owner
leaving‘olty.
1e DDLIEAVEPI roomhou'se. all,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale as
REAL ESTATE TOR SALE
Houses filer Sale At
CORNER McKlNLEY STE—And Mc.
Kinley Place Rowayton. 6 room
house and lot 84 x 124 x 160. W.
F. Ambler.
ONE FAMILY HOUSE—In excellent
condition residential section South
Norwalk. only six minutes walk
from R. R. station. All modern
conveniences. Price less than re-
placement cost. HOME REALTY
~ C . .
FOR SALE—One 6 room house with
garage. No. 68 Osborn Ave. Let
so. a 105. Price 15.500. One 6
room house. Lot 60 x 150. No.
'57 Belden Ave. Price ".500. One
0 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding building lots. 86.000.
Robert Joeelofl. tel. 1809. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt A Son. tel 485.
NEARLY NEW—7 room. well built
hause. garage. tingle or double lot.
All improvements. Easy terms no
agents. Owner and location or
house at :6 West Main St. Ncr-
walk.‘
ONE FAMILY HOUSE—8 rooms
with all improvements. Recently
built. Large plot with several fruit
trees. large grape amor and vines
inquire after. 6 p. m. at 6 Van
Zant St.
[clamor-Sale so
FIRST DISTRICT —- Two lamily
house part, improvements all hard
wood floors 88.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
.‘Asg‘c‘ncy. 123 Washington St. Phone
MARVIN BEACH SECTION-Won.
deriul location, near waterfront.
lots 40:100. Inquire B. O. Weekes.
Phone 2261.
FOR SALE-Center or South Nor.
walk. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot
water heat. hardwood floors elec-
tric lights. gas. sewer. price 87. 500
to quick buyer. Do: an South
Norwslk.
ROOM HOUSE—In business dis-
trict of East Norwellr, fine possi-
bilities. as could be converted into
3 family residence with stores in
front if desired. 87. 600 and only
is. 000 initial payment. Balance
'will be arranged on easy terms
Cell Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdale
Realty (20.. Realtors. Nor-walk
1941-12 or Stamford 4054.
HELPFUL BUYING and selllns
hints are ,protussly sprinkled
throughout the classified columns.
OUT -* OUR WAY
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A browse ‘ WM:
LDFoselLl I 60 V014 Vital
Mica-n o_ GNE i 01.0 moo
KID A JOB.
FOR SALE-Several Ilue building
lots in best sections at the Nor-
walks. also terms. business blocks
and. houses.
ALFRED R. ST. JOHN.‘
Real Estate.
CLASSII‘IID DISPLAY
reproof your
business
Modern methods ct build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your sslety.
But fire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult or fire.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
your dre risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
\ WHO“ IS
FOR SALE
Eight room house. Modern. nice-
ly located of: West Ave. Price
“0.000.
Modern six room house. Every
improvement. Lot 15 It. treat.
3 car garage:
Several other one and two family
houses.
cam & co.
11 Pershing St. Phone 1328 Aucmonyuam
AUGTIONB—LIG‘L Legal Notices 91
legal Notices ‘01 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEET-
iNO, SECOND TAKING DISTRICT
OF THE CITY OF NORWALK.
CONNECTICUT
The legal voters at the Second
Taxing District oi the City or Nor-
walk are hereby notified and warned
that the annual meeting of the legal
voters of said district will be held in
the Council Chamber in the City
Hall on Wednesday Evening. Sep—
tember 15th, 1926 at 8 o'clock P.M .
(daylight saving time) for the rol-
lowing:
To hear the reports oi the Auditor.
District and Electrical Commis-
sloners.
Directors of the South Norwnlk
Public Library and Treasurer.
To appoint an auditor.
Horace R. Nash.
D. Wm. Harlot-d.
Irving C. Jennings.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS,
Second Taxing District.
City of Norwaik. Conn.
' ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court, September 1. A. I). 1926.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court ior .ad-
ministration of the estate of Charles
H. Tuttle. late of Norwalk in said
.Disirlct. deceased. who died more
than ten years prior to the tiling of
said application:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Gilles. in Norwalk. on the 15th day
of September. 1916, at 9 o'clock
tore noon: and that public notice
the-root be given to all persons in-
terestcd therein by publishing this
order in a nestpaper having a cir-
culation’ in‘ acid District. at least five
days before said day or hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY
Judge.
NOTICE—The State Board of Ex-
amination and Registration of
Nurses will hold a meeting at
10:80 a. m. D. S. . '1‘. Sat-
urday. September 25. 1928 at the
State Library. Harttord Conn. Ex-
amination for registration will be
held at the State Capitol. Friday
0F SIXTH TAKING DISTRICT
Notice is hereby given that the an-
nual meeting of the electors or the
Sixth Taxing District 01 the City of
Norwalk will be held on the 15th
day (the third Wednesday) of Sep-
tember, 1920. at eight o 'clock in the
evening. Daylight Saving Time. in
the building occupied by the Roway-
ton Hose Company in said District.
for the iollowlng purposes: to hear
and act upon the reports of the
Commissioners oi said District the
Treasurer and any other ofiicere 0!
and District. to authorize and em-
power tne District Commissioners to
provide tor additional lights in the
Streets of said District: and to
recommend the names ct two elec-
tors oi said District (or appointment
to membership in the Board of
CLARENCE E. CROFOOT
' WM. F. JENNINGS
Commissioners of the Sixth
Taxing District.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District oi Norwalk. ss.. Probate
Court. September 1, A. D. 1926.
Estate 0! Eva L. Foote late oi
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Executor ex-
h'ult his Administration ‘account to
this Court for adjustment, at the
Probate ofllco in Norwalk. on the.
15th day of September. 1026. at 0
o'clock tore noon: and that all per-
sons interested in said Estate may be
notified thereof the Executor will
cause this order to be published in
a newsphper having a circulation in
said District at least'five days before
said 15th day of September. 1926.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
School in Detroit is teaching the
blind to make shoes. which is better
than making them baseball umpires.
GOOD JOBS are easily located by
reading the classified ads.
—For Sports-Tho Sentinel.
and Saturday October 8th and 9th.
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September 2nd. 1m. 11 c on 0mm Phone 3915
S. G. ADAMS '
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Substantial. Home
of Rare Distinction
PRICE $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. ‘7‘
ON LOT 50x135
All the beauty of modern design in this house
-all‘ the soundness of construction that better-
built type houses are noted for. Six large,
light, airy rooms with every possible conveni-
' slice—large bath room—built in tube—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—ete, and best of all
it’s in. the finest location and neighborhood in
msrrcr 1111s BARGAIN
BEFORE BUYING
Call, Write or Phone
“Service that Satisfies”
WALTER R. COLLINGS
REALTOR ,
General Insurance
South N orwalk, Conn.
Residencé 3699
Battery
J. J. Lynch and. James E.
Torrent Enlist—Basket-
- hall Workouts N e a: t
Week—Drill Tuesday-
day.
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Wednesday. novelty night {or
Battery C. 192nd Field Artillery.
preved exceedingly popular with the
members as demonstrated by the
goodly number in attendance and
the enthusiasm shown by those who
participated in the various sports.
Captain Edmund Preece inter-
rupted the indoor baseball game to
exhibit the pencils that are going to
be awarded to members 0: the
squad attaining the highest percent-
age and a pen to the honor man at
the battery. Four or the pencils are
red with gold tips and ospll, while
the other tour are black and gold.
The pen is one 01 the popular scar-
let colors with a solid gold point.
These will be suitably engraved. sig-
nifying what they are awarded tor.
Captain Preece remarked that he
hai learned through Colonel Mogcn
Mogeusen oi the 192nd Regiment
that Adjutant-General George M.
Colo thought that before next sum-
mer that the regiment would be
transferred to 76 mlllemeter guns
and it so would go to Fort Ethan
Allen. Vermont. tor next year's
camp.
Two more young men applied and
were accept“ tor enlistment in the
battery. They are John J. Lynch and
James E. Tenant. Mr. Tan-ant is a
chemist and holds the rank or lieu-
tenantrcommender in .the junior
rves.
The battery had a visitor in the
person of Edward Cahlll. Ed is a
"Rome-rem
Cahili" while in one or the gun ecc-
tlone. His position was that oi
rammsr on the shell. Mr. Cahlll
now has a machinist mate's rating
in the United States navy and has
tie the Teena-Arlee Nundsry dil-
puts between Chile and Peru.
The boys will be looking torwerd
(1 May Be Put
In 75 Millemeter Class
Because of Labor Day, the battery‘s
next drill wili be on Tuesday eve-
ning instead or Monday.
August Temperature “7;;
This Year Varied But
Little From Normal
NEW HAVEN. (AP)—- .Whlle
Connecticut had some extremely hot
weather during August. the mean
maximum temperature ior the
month was but three tenths of a de-
gree above normal. according to the
monthly report ior August issued by
the weather bureau here. he mean
maximum temperature was 78. 6.
while normal temperature is given
as 78. 8.
The mean maximum temperature
however. was 64 degrees while the
normal is 10.7.
August I. was the hottest day or
the month. when the mercury toucha
ed 84 on the oitlclal thermometer.
August 12 was the coolest day or
the month. the mercury dropping
to 54. The greatest daily range was
en the 29th when the mercury drop-
ped 2t points train 92 to 68.
There were 10 clear days during
the month. it was partly cloudy on
eight days. cloudy on 18 days and
it rained on it days. The machine
hours totaled 265.9. Thunderstorms
occurred on nine days.
Oldest Living Twins 3'
CELINA. 0.. (AP).—The birthday
at the oldest living twins in the
United States has become something
at s. lets day in Mercer county.
peopled by the festival-loving Ger-
man and Alsatian immigrants and
their descendants. ~
The twins are Mrs. Margaret Kon-
rath. who lives near Goldwater. a
few miles from Celina. and Mrs.
Catherine Petot. oi Loudenvlile. 0.
They were 93 on July 20. 'They
staunchly maintain their "right by
seniority" to the title oi the oldest
living twins in the United States.
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