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INDEED FOlt QUIOI SERVICE
All ads are restricted' to their
Proper classiocstlon and the rsgules
‘ Sentinel style of type.
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Dally rate per line for consecu-
tive insertions:
. Charge Cash

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No advertisement taken for to-
than so cents. Based on a minimum

I of I lines.
Count Me average wot-ls to the
line
Charged ads will be received by
telephone and if paid at office with

. in seven days from the first day of
insertion cash rate will be allowed.
Ads ordered for three or eta days
and stopped before expiration will
only bo‘chargod for the number oi
times the ad appeared and adjust-
ment made at the rate earned.

‘1' Special rate for yearly advertising
upon request.

 

 

Tumult!!!

As an accommodation
musics of its public service.

CREDIT

to those

CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS

who are telephone subscrib-
ore. Bills are mailed
.promptly on the date of ltrst
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will he paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the polio
is dependent on the se-
oposatlon given by the public
in minimizing collection ex-
penses by prompt payments.

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announcements—

’ l—Deaths

S—Card of Thanks

-In Memoriam

.. Funeral Directors
d—Monumoute, Cemetery Lots
”deletion and Lodges
19—Lost and Found

=1U'I'OMOTIVE—
A—Antomobilo Agencies
ll—Automeblles For Sale
II-Anto Trucks For Sale
13—Auto Account-lee 1' .
15—Oaregcs—Autos for Hire
16—Motorcycles and Bicycles.
II—Wented—Automotivo

BUSINESS SERVICE-
13~Business Services Offered
Is—Bullding end contacting
Il—Dremmeklng and Millinery
Is—Ihating. Plumbing. Roofing
u—Insursnce and Surety Bonds
25-;Trncklngb8torago

F MuPalntiug. Papering. Docorat.

lug
ls—«Professional Services
II-chairing'and Refinishing
so—Talloring and Pressing
II—Wante'd—Buslne- Service

rmwmm-
.sI-e—élsnpioysnent Agencies
n—IIelp Wanted—Female
sI—Imp ‘Wented—slalo
.u—help—Maio and Female
“ u—Sollcitors. Canvassors. Agenh
. Id-Bitustions Wanted—Flemals
bl—Citnations Wanted—Halo

,2 FINANCIAL— 4
ss—Bosicess Opportunities

 

 

 

assesseslssim

Deaths I

Help Vanni—III.

 

 

 

 

LARKIN-r-Thuredey.- Sept. 9th. at
flamlord Hospital. Rose urhin.
mother of Robert E. urhin. Rich-
ard Lerkin and hire. Edward E.

 

 

Itinchart. Notice of funeral later.
Card cirrhosis, I
CARD on THANKS. '

We wish to thank our relatives
and many friends for their kindness
and sympathy during. tho illness and
death of our beloved daughter and
sister. Elsie Williams. also the
Knights of Columbus. No. It”. Col-
tie Player playere'Pog O'My Heart

Lin Savings Corps and Democratic
Committee.
Signed Mrs. Elisabeth Williams.

And bmily‘.

Cost. Police Department. Volunteer ,

OVER

Conn.

WANTED A GOOD IALEIKAN.

ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
SOUNDEST PUBLIC UTILITY CO'S
IN AMERICA WITH ASSETS Oli‘
"09.000.000 W A N T I A
S A L ES M A N TO REPRESENT
THEN lN SELLING THEIR LIST.
El) STOCKS AND BONDS.

Exceptional contract; drawing ac-
count and liberal commissions for
the men with good references.

The have the opportunity to write
your own pay checks: also there is
every chance for advancement to the
one who wants to succeed.

As you sell you not only make
clients. but you gain friends.
will buy from you again end agoin.
(Securities) In Main St.. Danbury.

who

try. The average All
to

he hasn’t gotten what

. prospective buyers. It

 

mamas-so lo

LOST—BANK book. People's Trust.
No. 2946. Finder pious return to
Bank.

LOST—On Washington It. Lady's
smell canvas change purse con-
tslning sum of money. Will finder
kindly return to Sentinel Olllce.
Reward.

 

 

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have at

least

YOUNG MAN—1| or. older must
two years High
school and be bright. intelligent
and anxious to get ahead.
know how to drive. Ford. a know-
ledge of Spanish will help though
not essential. The young follow we
take now will have a splendid op-
portunity for advancement and
should be prepared to present ref-
rencee testifying to his honesty

Must

Where can you get a
that!

start learning NOW.
lid-taker. And if you

these little ads.

 

1 — 1925. Five-Passenger Chevro-
let Coach: Disco Finish. A No.
condition. good rubber. A email down
payment. twelve months to pay.
1 -— Roadster. A worth while buy
to any one having use for a light
upkeep run-about.

» W. R. AUSTIN
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE.
South‘Ncrwalk Phone 1959.

. A Ins—Hudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloon tires. disc wheels. or.
lgiual finish in splendid condition. '
run only 10.000 miles

 

ran nonwsnx‘ murmur: co.

Amflom and manliuess. Apply Richards of
West avenue Thursday and Friday
Automobiles For lets it all day.
FOR SALE:-—- Help-Isle and Picnic as

 

Money Well Spent

“We want our money’s worth!”
That’s the universal demand in this coun-

petronise an establishment where he feels
’s coming to him. There
are too many other 'good stores or hotels or
restaurants where he can get value received.
The Evening Sentincl’ a classified section
odors wonderful opportunities for the people
of this city to get their money’s worth.
‘ The few lines for which the advertiser pays
a very small gum are read by thousands of

proximately one fivc- hundredth part of a cent.
to send his message to each individual reader.

If YOU haven’t learned the great value
of. classified advertising as a sales medium—

-it will pay you to be a consistent reader of

The A-DC Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity

wricnn doesn’t continue

costs the advertiser sp-

bcttcr . investment than

Call 0:! and ask for an
arc in the buying game

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1 WANTED—cooks m up. Couples
use up. general honeowcrkers.

 

l' ousslrisn DISPLAY '

CLAIMED

DISPLAY

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

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business

Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tests
lire prevention equipment con
tribute much to your safety.
_But fire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a I."
s.ult of fire.

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

.1. M. Layton Co.. Inc.

86 Washington Street
Insurance and Re'al Estate
TELEPHONE as

FOR . SALE

I
Quintard Ava—Eight room house
with bath. furnace, etc. All large
rooms. Good barn for 4 care.
Good house and good location.

 

 

 

 

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Two family house. eleven rooms.
two baths, two furnaces. Mo-

 

 

 

 

 

 

lng cssspools: gradin‘g, hedge cut-
ting; lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller.
Taylor Ave. Phone 4411.

 

INSTRUCTION

both white and colored. Apply _.
$1.5m“ .mflm‘ “‘“°" '° SEAL screws ron am REAL ssrsrs res RENT.-
Ihllltltlll Wald-Nd. CI Amelia SM Flats I. Wanted To Rent 81
HAND! IAN-Building and class. a MILTON AVE—s rooms all APARTMENT—Furnished. s or s

improvements. Phone 1182-14.

2c LOUDEN ST. —Winnipauk. 5
rooms. improvements. electricity,
. garage. Call after 7 p. m

MELBOURNE ROAD—Modern six

 

 

 

Musical. Dencng. Dramatic dd

 

Phone 1831 ill Wall St.. Norwelh

Baum—Service Stallone id

Repairing on all makes of cans.
Storage by the day. week or mouth.
your car washed while you wait.
. AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elisabeth St. Tel 4131

BUSINESS SERVICE

TREE 8PM.

SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires
years of practical experience.

mammals.

 

 

8649-3.

MISS MABEL E. ALLEN—Teacher
of piano. Pupil of Victor Biart.
McKinley Place, Rowaytcn. Phone

 

LIVE STOCK

 

you wait.

Poultry and Sepplys

P. ROMANO

Phone 8888.

4.

LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Poultrv cleaned and dressed while
Fowls soc lb. Broilers
toe. Roasting chickens loo.
Roosters 80c.

18 Chestnut St. Bo. Norwalk

 

Phone 272 Westpori

MERCHANDISE

 

Emine- Services Offered 1e

 

Boats and Aoccssorlu

 

A. infer.
FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.

Auto Cushions. Carpets

‘ ' .. and Curtains.
86 Woodward Ave.

Phone (20

 

AWNINGB

Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned M. 00 .

Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick

 

HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps 3 comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone for rates.
Theodore E Smith.
Norwalk sue—w

l‘ueLMMIMI

FIRE WOOD FOR SALE-$815.00
per cord 4 ft. length. 811.00 per
cord cut any else you wish. Phone
Norwaih sse. Saute Construction
Co. Rowenon Ava.

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and steel drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel solo.

mum

 

First & New Sis. East Norwalk

WOOBTER a» DAVIS
A. IL WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. -
Formerly Esagtlilera U. 8. Patent
ffi‘ce. ,

ions and

Norwalh.

spade. renovated
Telephone 817. Norwallr Mattress
Cc. so Franklin Street South

Pillows of All

MATTRECSEI—Box Spnngs. vi-Oiish

kinds

and repaired.

 

111s Main street. Bridgop
Send for Booklet on Paton

Ilulhl Mm.

room house. all improvements.
garage if desired. Best residen-
tial section. two minutes' walk to
Norwalk center. Skelly, 10 Mel-
bourne Road. Phone 8318. '

REED ST.-—apertment with all
improvements. Telephone 3492.

ROOM—Apartments with all im-
provements. New Houses. Inquire
Alex White. 86 Lowe St. Telephone
sass. ,

SO. MAIN Sit—Six rooms all im-
provements. five rooms all im-
provements. three minutes from
center of town. Phone Mil-4.

T0 LET—Apartment of 5 'rooms
with all modern conveniences on
South Main St. Phone 4151.

T0 LET-l rooms with improve-
ments good location. Inquire It.
Joseloff. 41 Seavicw Ave. or E. E.
Gorhnm. Washington St.

to Van Zunt Stu-:4 or 5 rooms. all
improvements. Phone 1522. M.
Pascale.

166 GREGORY BLVD—New houeq
seven rooms. open fire place. elec-
tricity and gas. Lot 60 x 100.
For rent or will sell.

5 NICE ROOMS—Garden spot. lo-
cated on outskirts: 826 month.
First month's rent free to tenant
who will take good care of
property. Inquire Fudge Realty
00.. 155 Washington St.

11s SO. MAIN Sit—Six room list.
all improvements. steam heat.
hard wood floors. newly decorated.
also three rooms all improvements

 

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FIRST DISTRICT —- Two family

 

rooms,
couple.
lice.

UNFURNISHED heated apartment.
three to live rooms. near Frank-
lin school. Must be reasonable.
Prhate bath preferred. S. 8.. clo
Sentinel Office.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Honpce For Sale es

6 MYRTLE AVE—6 room house.
steam heat. ell improvements ex-
cellent condition. Best neighb r-
hood. off East Ave. A good b y

FOR SALE-One 5 room house with
garage. No. GI Osborn Ave. Lot
so x 166. Price 36.500. One 6
room house. Lot to x 160. No.
61 Belden Ave. Price ”.500. One
6 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding b u ilding lots. 86. coo.
Robert Joseloif. tel. 180” or Wilo
liam F. Hoyt d: Son. tel I".

FOR SALE—Several fine building
lots in best sections of the Nor.
, walks. also forms. business blocks
and houses.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St. Phone 1828

70 HARBOR AVE—Good ti room
house. improvements. also space
for 2 more rooms in attic. Price
$3,700, part cash. This is a real
bargain. also lot near Gregory
Boulevard. East Norwelk $350
cash. N. L. Byxbee, 12 Cove Ave.
East Norwalk.

scam Sale ‘

central location. young
Box 75. ole Sentinel 0f-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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house part improvements all hard
wood floors $6.000. Reel .Fstate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St. Phone
at“.

 

adults‘only. F. H. Fitch 118 So.
Main St.

 

 

UPHOIJTERINO - and‘ cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chgir
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwaik.

BulldingandOuntrecting 1|

 

 

action.

delivery.
Main St.

for beginner.
years' service.
Easy payments arranged. Free

PIANO—Upright. mahogany finish.
latest design. Splendid tone and

Very exceptional piano,

Bargalnat

Good for many

".25.

Fox Plano Co.. North

So. Norwalk.

 

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. eo—noney to'Loan—Mortnns
- JOSEPH V. FABRIZIO
.INSTRUCTION— Building Mason and general Con— - .
;' es-Local Instruction Ole-es tractor.

lid—Huston. Dancing. Dramatic “Stuart Ave.
db-Wentcd—Instruction Telephone . Illa-2. ’
LIVE STOCK- (seeping. Dyeing. Renovating so ,

 

et-Doal. Cats. Other Pets
es—Rorsee. Cattle. Vehicles
. dt—bPoultry and Supplies
j ge—Wented—Lin Stock
181:—
SIS-Artifice For one

: «eta—Barter and Exchange
fl ss—Boate and Accessories

 

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HELLO BILL—Now hatf No. the

PUTNAJI AVE—Near West Ave..
8o. Norwelk. room and board in
private family. telephone ”II-W.

 

old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Locks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
lng' Bat Shop. 11 N‘ Main St. I.

rent.
sooo.

FURNISHED ROOM and breekfest
for one or two; also garage for
8'! Quintard Ave" phone

 

Nerwaik Conn. up 1 flight shire,
a satisfied. customer ...ls our aim.

 

it—Blliidin! Material.
OHM“ and Office Equip-

II-mvhnd‘ Dairy Products
“vital. Food; Fertiliser
sI—Ocod Things to Eat
ls—Housshold Coeds ;
'do—szoisy Watches. Diamonds

 
 
 
 
 
 

use! anus—stones. All kinds lo-
_ Plehio hoistingspouel

1(me as

 

cal and long distance trn

ease for
moving. s ton luck dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 81‘ daytime:
seeds mm.

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:‘WW and Tools

“Qt-MIC WWI!!!
“—800“. Plans. Flowers

 

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:1 MADISON ST.—Nicely furnished
room with or [without board.
accommodations. T e I e p h o n e
sill-R. Private home. call
. week. Convenient .to trolley and
R. R. Station for commuters.

31 VAN ZANT ST.--Eest Nos-walk
furnished rooms for‘vmen. steam
best. electric lights. baths near 0.
t K. factory ‘3. so and “.00 per -
week. Meals if desired Phone

all
all

 

sinuses-em Les

 

 
 
 
 

Ila-Specials it the Stores

BRIGHT YOUNG girls for light

work. Edwln‘inoese. Chestnut St.
So. Norwelk.

 

 
 

3chch for Housekeeping

meme

ED OPERATOR! -—

ItccmslbIIonssiseflng es

FURNISHED APARTIIENT -- 0:
three rooms. all
steam heat. Fine
Adults only. Reasonable. Phone ..
"OI-W. . g .

improvements.
neighborhood.

 

Rubber Co. III Washington-St. lo.
Norwelk. '

 

 
 

, je—Vacatlcn Places
”What's,” “I r

HILLINERT ssleelddios for Satur-

day only, The Smart Shop. es
Washington St. So. Norwelk.

 

 
 
 

.m
scram res near--
.9. Apartments and flats ,

mmmmR-‘Glrl for mull

office and clerical work. Stsnegh
raphor preferred. Experience not
necemary. Address “Clerical." care

roomeor

rooms for

Privatobome.

fl QUINTARD AVE—I furnished
light housekeeping.
Adults. References r o u u tr e d.
Phone 8506-5.

ROWATTONa-s cr I tarnished
unfinished rooms.
conveniences. heat. on trolley line.
Phone "18.1..

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mouths-the saxophone.“
lanes-w. We ‘

rtassotuhhusisriefi

Win-tum . m’ g a...
. local-in ._ n encod.‘ Apply at once. Emilee. ‘ fl '0
111Weshlngtcn8t..8olNorwaih. 001‘.”pr rooms with all im-
MLE— m In: cuss ornaments. on second floor. ass
RFBRut . O Eumt h “Amwholmudstatlon. .
_ o . heaping. Hrs. Tarlov ti Putnam W ”“5 Phone ,3“
Property for sets as} Is. Norwalk. . ‘1 cc ’
nd land “to.” I 41 m out ,of I
.3. M W! on ,H mm
m "a ss- 33:: 3.13”" act's... scene. mill-s es lo. ruin st.
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b'm'.“ voices for menses. annals “mm”. '
.. Anamdhumer» '25-! rooms.-

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89 WOODWARDoAVEp-Four room
flat. all ‘ improvements. Inquire
Bresev Shop. BI‘SOuth Main St.
or 4 Concord St. Telephone 2519.

Houses the Rent '1 '1

828 FLA}! HILL. ROAD—Seven
room house all improvements.
Inquire John Federszz Flex Hill
Rd. Phone ruse.

Offices and Desk Room rs
OFFICE FOR RENT—Two room of-

 

 

 

 

An Abel-denials went into 'a chom-
ist's shop and asked for three penny
worth of

wanted it for.

ROOM HOUSE—In business dis-
trict of East Nomik. line‘poesi-
bilitios. as ‘could be converted into
2 family residence withstcres in
front if desired. 81.500 and only
$8,000 initial payment.“ Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Call Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdele
Realty 00.. Realtors. Norwalk
1941-12 or Stamford sou.

no Didn't Got It I

order authorizing and empowering

estate particularly described in said
application:

heard and determined at the Probate
office. in Net-walk. on the 16 day of
September. 1926. at 10 o'clock fore-
noon: and that public notice thereof
be given to all
therein by publishing .1“ order in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. at least five days before
said do)! of hearing.

dam in every respect. Nicely
located. '

l-‘CANTY & CO.

Realtors—Insurance
17 do. slain St. Phone 880

 

 

 

 

AUCTIONS—1.30m
Auction Sales 90

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION—-
By order of Con
1. House and lot. No. 4 Wilbur
SL. 80. Norwalk—to be sold free
and clear of all incumbrunces—
Scpt.11.1926. at 1:. noon. stan-
dard.
3. House and lot, No. 3 Wallace
Ave, E. Ncrwalk. subject to u
mortgage for 85,000 "and a lease
that calls for a very substantial
rent to the buyer-Sept. 11. 1926.
at 1 p. m.. standard.
3. House and lot. corner of Spring.
lllll Ave. and Grandtflew Ave..
Norwalk. to be sold free and clear
of all incumbrnncch-‘Sept. 11.
1926. at 2 p. m.. standard.
FREDERICK F. LOVEJOY. Jr.
'Trustco in the matter of
Patsy J. Di Pietro. Bankrupt.
By order of John Keogh. Referee
in Bankruptcy.

Legal Notices 01

ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE (DRAW.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 85..
PROBATE COURT. September 9. A

D. 1926.

Estate of Josephine Crew. late of
Norwuik in said District deceased.
Whereas. written application has

 

 

 

 

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FOR SALE

OFF EAST AVE.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE

for

$9,000

0N LOT 60 x 140

Splendid location—-
Southern exposure—-
0n improved Street»—
Away from the Noise-
Near the Trolley-—

Surrounded by attractive Homes—

Eigllt large rooms-
Large pleasant Porch—
Warm dry Cellar—
-Modern Kitchens-
Large bath Room—
Stea‘m Heat—
Laundry Tubs-
Gas—Sewer—Electricity—water—
Large Open attic-
Many extras—

IN VESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN AT ONCE!

Call, Write or Phone

“Service that Satisfies”

WALTER R. COLLINGS

 

 

 

 

been made to this Court by the ad-
ministrctrix with the will annexed of
the estate of said dcq'ascd, praying.
for reasons therein set forth. for all

her to sell certain real esectc of said

Ordered. That said application be
interested

persons

HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

 

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The chemist inquired what he

Nome. Alaska, in frozen blcllits. Un-
scrupulous mllkmen have to go to'
the bother of drilling holes and in—

Reindeer milk is delivered in

 

 

 

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week days. ‘ pence—Tit Bits. London. don.

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e sewer in Lawrence
streets, in the Second
of Norwalk. Bids are
day of September. 192
ence of the Mayor and
titles will be required.
13 manholes.

86 “XS" Y'I V. T
4 12x6" T'S C. 1.

Within on (I)

The City of Norwaik

right to reject any or all bids.

5131!“.

hence no expense
Notice is hereby given that seal-
ed bidet-will be received by the City
of Norwalk for the construction of

ed to the City clerk of the City
of Nerwalk on or tefore the ltth

and to' be then opened in
The following approximate quan-

2250 lln. ft. 15"-V. T.
387 1111. ft. 12" C. I.

Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the oftlco of the City
Engineer. City Hall. South Norwalk.
Conn.. upon the deposit a! ".00.
Bidders are to personally view the
olto and familiarise themselves with
condition prior to submitting bid.
Drawing. spocilloetions. proposal
sheet and form of contract are on
file at the ofdoe of the Street De-
partment and upon application to
the Street Commissioner
furnished in 'ddora upon deposit
.of 86.00. thi‘ sum to be l‘ilui'llud
to uanoooeel-sl hidden upon return
to these plans. spectdeesioes. etc" in
good mantles tr.- iho Stews: Depart-
ment
awards! contrast. a certified check
of 8100 shall tuooornpeny each bid
as evidence a: good faith on the
part of the bidder that if his bid
is accepted. he will within five days
of notification of such acceptance
enter into a contract with the, City
of Norwall: to perform this work.
Checks will be returned to unsuc-
cessful bidders. and to the success-
ful bidder oftbr he enters lutc‘oon-
traot‘tc do this work and furnishes
bond hereinafter called for. .

The successful bidder will be re-
quired to furnish bond to the amount
of "000.

’Josnrn' new.
Street Commimlelier.

and Meadow
District. City
to be deliver-

6. at 8 P. M.

:50 pm.
City ouncil.

wi' l hi-

deys after

reserves the

 

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL.
Nos-wells. Conn. Sept ember sill.
Notice is'hescb- given that the un.
dersigned John Miewhaodolng bug-
laces at South Norwalit. Connecticut
under the name ct~Jchn Poltlembe.
intends to sclt'seldifusireos hereto-
fore conducted by him at No. I my
Ave. South
Fincluding all fixtures and stock - on
hand to Stephen Kalahnrqvi and
‘ Dede
: Ma ‘leooctlent on or about

September 18th. 1910 for e consid-

eratlenwisichtstobopaid incash
at no time of sale.
‘ JOHN POKLEIIBA.

Norwelk.

lauyl

1320.

Connecticut

Greene

 

 

normals-outs,

 

attain. All
to mice do-

 

REALTOR
General Insurance
23 North Main Street South Norwalk', Conn.
Office Phone 3915 Residence 3699
auctions—user. anemone—Lucas
Legal Notices 91 W! 3““ .1

 

Sept. 10. 1926.
NOTICE ’10 BIDDW.

Notice is hereby gives that sealed
bids will be received or the City of
Nerwalk. for the widening of South
Main Street between Washington
and Js‘onroe Streets. in the Second
District of the Cite os‘ Nerwalk.
Bids are to be delivered so thoCity
Clerk of the City of Norwalk or or
before the 14th day of September.
1920! at: I i'. M. and to be then
opened in the presence of the Aieyor
and City Council.

The following approximate quan-.
titles will he required:

7000 sq. ft of cone. sidewalk 4 in.
thick 1-2-4 mix.

900 so. yds. of warranite pave-
ment on 8" Concrete bees.

1800 lln. ft. of 7" x 20"
curb with 'I‘ruscon Curb Bar. .

.300 lin. ft. of cone. coping d" x
15’.

300 sq. fl. of morilte sidewalk
lights lnterloclrini form or other
type of manufacture of equal value.
v {000 lbs of t” and 8" I Beams.

so on. vds. oi reinforced cone.
6 cu. vds. of brick masonry.
10 no. ads. of rubble masonry.
80 cu. yds. of excavation.
1 brick catch basin.

250 lin. ft. of Privot Hedge to be

removed and replanted.
90 lin. ft. of iron fence to be re‘
moved and reset.
to lin. ft. of new wood picket
fence.
Plans and specifications may be
obtained at the allies of the City

conc.

Engineer. City Hall. .90. Norwalk.
Conn“ upon deposit of ".00 The

oneseufui bidder will be required to
finish a bond of $5,000.00. City oi
Norwaik Nerves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Signed.
J. DOMAN.
Street Commissioner.

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