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THE EVENING SENTINED—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
PAGE ELEVEN
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of 5 lift“.
Count are average words to the
line ’ ,A few more cars at great bar-
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telephone and if paid at office with. AARON Kong.
in seven days from' the first day at bldmobus.Poerlees.
insertion h rate will be allowed. Sales—Service.
Adrordo for three or In der- Railroad Ave. So. Norwulk.
meat made at the rate earned.
upon request.
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Special rate for yearly advartiaills
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ANIODIOIIIITS
Itrsyed hoe, hand
LOST—Saturday Sept. is. an trolley
car box containing lady's dre-
Reward. address iii. Ponies 21 1-:
Bcidcn Ave. Phone 864.
es 'in front of Narwaik High
School. Reward if returned to
lleck liassard Inc. 5 No.
St.
LOST DOG—lrish terrier with small
white spot on chest. in Tokeneke.
550. 00. reward. No questions ask-
ed. P. M. Whelan. D'arien 755.
Abraham ,
Automobiles For Sale
1921 Buick 5125.
1924 Chevrolet 159.
1923 Ford Coupe 15.
192i Oldsmobile 150.
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NASH-Special sedan. Will ex-
change for‘ Buick coupe or other
small car.‘ Phone Stamford 520.
A re-canditioned quality car is a
better buy than any new car at the
same price.
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ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of drat
insertion with the exceptial
that ill/view of the court-l!
extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the pailos
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..sration given by the public
.l minimising collection ex-
penses by prompt payments.
We have a 1924 model Series 10-13
(Changed to 10-9) Franklin Sport
Sedan. re-Ducoed in Juniper Gray.
renlckled and thoroughly - re-condi-
tinned. This car has disc wheels. and
trunk, presenting a. particularly
pleehing appearance. We will be glad
to demonstrate.
' In addition to the Franklins above,
we have two water cooled bargains
for sale.
A 1925 Hudson Coach. newly
painted. in splendid condition. run
only 15, 000 miles.
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1881. 7 95 Wall St. Norwalh
Reaching—herd“ Stations to
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
a, Elizabeth St.‘ Tel \Ist
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-\.\'NUUNUEMEN-TS—
~ I't'dthl
rurd of Thanks
‘ ~ln Msmoriam
, Funeral Directors
c—Monumcnta. Cemetery Dots
9—Societies and Lodges
Ill-Lostand Found
AUTOMOTIVE-
A—Automobile Agencies
tin-Automobiles For Sale
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
13—Aeia Alice-cries ,
ll—Garsger-Autas for litre
Ill—Motorcycles and Bicycles
di—Wantsd—Automative
BUSINESS SERVICE—
‘ll-Business Services Offered
' 19-n-Building and Contracting
21+Drcamaking" and Millihery
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BH—Beating. Plumbing. Roofing
{Hg-Insurance and Surety Bonds
' 25—Truckingh-Storage ,
ing
28~Prafesslonal Services
“:1 >Repairing and Refinishing
-'i'ailorin.g and Pressing
u‘d—Wanted—Busine- Service
' EMPLOYMENT—
‘ Ila—Employment Agencies
sconce Wanted—Female
dis—Help Wanted—Male .
iL—nelpA-Maie and Female
old—Situations Wanted—Female
lid-Situations Wanted—lids
FINANCIAL—,
serusincss Opportunities.
eoiw-Ilonay to man-Mortgages.
INSTRUCTION-
dl-Laaal Instruction Classes
dt-‘Musioai. Denotes. Dramatic
df—Wanted—Instructian
LIVE STOCK——
’ 41% am. am: rm
u—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
it-Paultry and Supplies
oo—Waoted—Live Stock . .
uncompres—
li-i-Artlcles For Sale
she-Barter and Exchange
.r cthoamand Accessories
st—Building Hateful!
meat
55—Nrm and Dairy Product
dt—l'ufl. god. Reminisce
SW all to
' :hfioneshold Goods
. Hawaii-y. Watches. Diamonds
' ei—issea‘lmue Too’h
di-diusical Nerchendiss
di-e-i—Redlu Equipment.
si—Seedal’lsnts. Flowers
at the States
dl—Wsaring Apparel
dt—Wauted—Ta Bus
ICONS-AND BOARD—
. df—Roome With Board
. gg—Bccms Without Board
{...-Rooms for Housekeeping
‘ e—thion Places
. vac-wears to Stop in
fund Desi! Room
Sd—Peinting. Pepsi-lug. Decorat~
"Winners. 'hnvassera. Ageuh
59—3asiness and Ofllce Equip-
18-- Rooms or I
m FOR altar...
‘ Burmese ssavxos-
TREE SPECIALIST.
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
racuires .
march of practical experience.
B.
. Phone 272
omino- m. r Affirmed
' WM. HAUSSLBR JR.
lPipnos of all kinds tuned and re-
paired.
‘ Player Pianos a specialty. ,
Satisfaction ' guaranteed 6: yon
,‘Buren Ave. Norwaik, phone 551-4.
AWNlNos‘
Notice
. ‘ Prevent Fires-
Chimneys scraped And cleaned 84.00
Chimneys repainted -
All kinds of ladder work. brick
' and steel drilling
Fitzgerald 00. Tel 8080.
First a New Ste. Blast Norwalk
WOOSTER A DAVIS
A. ll. WOOSTBR Ii. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEIS‘AT LAW. ’
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office. ‘
1115 ilain street. Bridgeport. ;
Send for Booklet on Pataat's.
UPHOLSTERING - and cabin‘pt
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholstere‘rs' supplies. Chair
”calling. etc._ A. Saran-om. New
1. O. 0.91.. .Bldflg. Norwaik.
Building and Contracting . 1
. JOSEPEV. FABRIZIO ‘
Building Mason and general Con-
, . tractor.
es Stuart Ave. '
Telephone 2171-1.
Main .
. IIA‘l'l‘RESSES—Bax Springs. Cush-
. - whom
llalp Westcdol'emsls as
EXPERIENCED TYPIBTS -— Wen-
ted. Apply Clover Mfg Co. Winni-
pauk.
GIRL OPERATORS .-- Wanted. on
Singer sewing machines. Neat
work. good pay.- Apply Polsky’s
Dress Shop. it Railroad avenue.
South Norwalk.
nap Wanted—Isle as
SHOES—Felling operators and las-
. tcrs experienced’on good line soft
sole leather slippers for New York
City. Commutation paid. Apply 3
Burma" St. South Norwsik.
YOUNG MAN . WANTED — Must
have High school education. Good
opportunity for hard working
young man 'to learn business. Ap-
ply at once. 11. Landau. 111
Washington St. References requir-
ed.
Help-Isle and Mia M
AGENTS—Sell Christmas Cards.
Personal and box assortment. A
selection equal to any. Medium
priced. Samples free. Herbert F.
Grate. box 177 New Brunswick. N.
J.
WANTED—Coolie 575 up. Couples
lilo up. gentral houseworkers.
both white and colored. Apply
Narwaik emplbymant agency. to
Wall St. Phone 1551.‘
. Situations Wenonah-Inmate se
WANTED-Four days work week.
Laundry to do at home. Call or
i
write all week 1". Russell, 10
Wood St. .
Situations Wanted—leis fl
HAND! HAN—Building and clean-
ing cosspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting; lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. 91
Taylor Ave. PhaLne 4411.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities [do
A GOOD CARPET—Cleaning busi-
‘ ness. Good reason for selling, ad-
dress Carpet cla Sentinel.
“Money to loan on your automo-
bile. Wm. 0. McLean. Inc.. Insurc
once 52 N. Main street. S. Narwalk.
Conn. Phone 1951."
INSTIUOTION
u” uni-loo. Dana—5:. .
{hiss m:
of prion.
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upii of Victor Biart.
I 549-1.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale. 51
THREE BURNER—Gas stove with
oven and broiler. One gas hot wa-
ter heater. One bench wringer.
Call 2867- 5.
RADIO—for sale. De Forest,
Tubes, Baldwin. Headphones. In-
door loop. large superspeaker.
‘Price $50.00. Phone 2652. 5-8 p.
m.
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luel. Filed. leniliaers se
FIR! WOOD I‘OB IAIN-915.09
per card e rt. length-817.00 per
Nerwaik 359. Santa Construction
Co.- Rowaytoe Ave.
BMW I.
1.0 PIECE—Mahogany dining room
suite. in good condition. up to
date. Phone "ll-W.
loos and'Pillaws of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
, Telephone 811. Norwalk
Ca 49 Franklin» Street. South
Na'rwalk. '
mnymmamgso
manta Bub—New nan No. the
old one ..cleaned blocked and
trimmed Loch swell Who did
the :obf The Practical Renovat-
ingBAtShop. IINMainli-i I.
'Norwsih Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a dtisfied _custonm is our aim.
m.m«uism ss
NAG! BIOS—Storage. An'kinds lo-
cal endless distance trucking
Pieuohoistin g.,Speeial vans for
. signing. 5 toghUch dumps; too
Ave. one its daytime:
l' 10:36 opts. . r ,
~ nae Wanted-Female
APPRENTICBF—B‘or hair droning
must have two years High
School. Gaod Opportunity to right
party. Mrs. Glady’s latices. 1.11
South SorNorwalk.
coax—Ase m houseworfer.
permanent “lion. Mrs. Edwin
”NOT. 1
“Pm ‘OPERATORI ..
gather Cat 127 Wllhin‘lon It. So.
"mavens-dis. _ es
PIANO-{Upright mahogany finish.
latest design. Splendid tone and
action. Very exceptional piano
for beginner. Good for many
years' service. . Bargain at 9125.
payments arranged. Free
; ell very. Fox Piano Co. North
Ilain St. So. Not-walk. .
ICONS AND SOAID
.m‘wu soars. '- et
9 PUTNAM VE.——Near West' Ave.
Sc. Norwal
private family Telephone trim.
WW” II
NIGEL! strum—Well heat-
d room. not and cold water ad-
Nestler. Ball island. -
Where to Rt .11
T83 FAR men—Moran at 12
North Main street of South Nor-
ily under now want.
Maps:- from 11a. to. totals.
‘ Lunch to cells. American er qui-
aaaI. slurs res ass:
Steadyposttlan. goodpaytodght
party Apply at once I. mean.
12‘! WM 3-. So. Namath.
GIRLS WANTED—0a searingI mac
r/ohlnes m Washington it Top
Hanoi-.1. [unlit San. ,
WWW—econ”. easy house-
m‘“ """‘ ”it.“
home. mace-w, required. 0-
pbeue Batch. see or write
P. o..Sss* are hand Beach.
Mai.
4m»
EXPERIENCED SALESLADIEI — "
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4 meme molt]: improve
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‘flmmmmwum‘
Money To Mon-‘fliortgages 40 «
'. olu ing canola; iota. eaooo.
E. ALLENLiTeacher'
McKinley Place, Rowayton. Phone
‘J
card cut'any else you wish. Phone '
flattress»
Rooms and "board: in ‘
ing bath. Apply at 15 Menwln .
, Section.
values. It is the'very
and economy. .
And it is equally
point out to you a go
buttons on your vest.
one way and another.
metics.
ing it!
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Value, Variety and Veraclty
There you have three outstanding char-
acteristics of The Seuiinel’s A-B-C Classified
It’s hard to overestimate its value to you
—simply because its offers present such liberal
' 'of its oflerings. It classifies and indexes enough
5 diflerent kinds of things to meet the ordinary
wants of any man, woman or child. It will
machine, a place to live, or somebody to sew
Finally. it has a habitual regard for the
exact truth. Its veracity cannot be doubted for
a minute. Truthful people‘ tell truthful stories
about definite opportunities for you to profit
Don’t let a single day go by without read- .
The A-B—O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
personification of thrift
famous for the variety
ad used car, a washing
It’ s as exact as mathe-
assI. new: roe RENT
Apartments and “lets
2-2
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17 CHTSTNUT ST.—7 room apart-
ment. Ali improvements. inquire
10 Madison St.
FIVE ROOMS-4mm modern
FURNISHED House—a bed mo};
Bell Island to May 1st. E. C.
Brown. Phone 1511.
aw. ISTATI you sans
abuses For Sale
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FOR W01"! 5 room house with
garage. Na. 6! Osborn Ave. Lot
50 s 165. Price 55. 500. One 5
room house. Lot to x 150. No.
51 Belden Ave. Price 55. 500.
0 room house on Flax Hill Rd.
rt Joselai‘f.t 1109.0:- Wil-
w t “e ...] ‘35s
FOR SALE.
Good 6 Room house
._ — Bargain -
84 500 — Can be had
for 21000 Cash
Balance as Rent.
THE FUDGE REALTY C0.
155 Washington St.
Tel 559.
A DWELLING—In Ron-nylon is of-
.. fared far‘sale at a reasonable
price. Six rooms. corner plot.
McKinley St. Lot 94 x 150 x 124.
Tel. W. F. Ambler. Norwalk 99.
5 MYRTLE AVE—0 room house.
steam heat. all improvements. ex-
cellent condition. Best neighbor-
_. hood, off East Ave. Agoqd buyu.
FOUR. ROOM HOUSE—Large lot,
fine garden 3:150. small amount
cash. Balance in monthly pay-
manta. Inquire of Van Nest; 40
Bayv‘iow Ave. ‘
LOVELY ROME—in Fail-field Park.
Colonial style. Halls comp'arathe-
new. 5 large roan: hard wood
fioOrs.’ Set in fire place and book-
cases. Sun parlor. Many extras.
such as awnings. screens and
range go with house. Garage.
Owner will take $2.600 down‘pay-
msnt. 55,000 Bk. Mortgage; Bel.
easy terms.
' . Mr. R. T. Norris
Springdale Realty Ca.
s
lm- 3344.
provemcnts. Inquire J. Rippel. 9
Summit Ave. Phone 4027W.
_ . AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Houses, For Rent '1':
Legal Notices 91
REAL ESTATE 1'03 SALE
bots For Sale 85
l‘IRST DISTRICT -- Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors 85.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 128 Washington Bl. Phone
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Frank W. Gesner vs. Isabel! Ges-
nor.
State of Connecticut. Fairfield
County. Superior Court. as. Bridge-
port. September 17th. A. D.. 1925.
Upon the complaint of the said
Frank W. Gesner. praying for rea-
sons therein set forth. for a divorce,
returnable to theSuperior Court in
and for Fairfieid County. on the
first Tuesdayof October. 1925.
it appearing to and. being found
by the subscribing authority that
the said defendant is absent from
this State and gone to parts un-
known. 3's;
Therefore Ordered. that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order‘ in
The Evening Sentinel. a newspaper
printed in Norwalk. Conn.. three
times successively commencing on
or before the 23rd day of Septem~
bar. A. D. 1926. .
s FRANk P. MUNICH.
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court
for Fail-field County.
ESTATE OF MAX LEVY.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. September 1. A.
D..1925.
Estate of Max Levy late of Nor-
walk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts. properly attested.
within said time. will be debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
ANNIE LEVY.
Execufrix.
It is not expected that Europe
will ever really succeed in convinc-
ing us that the war was our fight
and that they rushed in at a critical
moment to save America.—-Detr"oit
coming to the United States. . . .
- possibly to find out what some of
the cosmetics she has been indorsing
are really like. —New York Hclaid
Tribune.
. cum DISPLAY
cuesmsn DISPLAY
W A N T E D
OPERATORS
Who can operate power sew-
ing machine, on ladics' coats.
Steady employment, good pay
10 MADISON sTasxT
poem ncnwans
FOR SALE
Eight room house. near West
ave. Parlor. living room. dining
room and kitchen. in floor; four
bed roonls and bath 2nd floor.
Maid's ro 'in attic. Corner lot.
Nice resi entinl section. Price
.310.000. . Terms arranged.
Several other one and txto family
houses at reasonable prices.
CANTY 8: CO.
Realtors—Insurance
17 lo. lists St. Phone 580
AUCTION S—LEGALB
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Legal Notices
CITY TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE ‘
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons liable to pay taxes in the City
of Norwoik. County of Fairfield. and
State of Connecticut. on the AT-
sessmcnt List of 1925. that the same
is due and payable on the first day
of October. 1926. and that I will
meet them to receive said taxes. at
the Office of the Tax Collector. City
Hall. Second District. City of Nor.
walk. on Friday. October 1st. 1926.
from 9 o'clock forenoon until 1
o'clock afternoon. and from 2 o'clock
to 4 o'clock afternoon.
Said office will be open there-
after every week day from 9 o‘clock
until 1 o'clock afternoon and from
2 to 4 o',clock afternoon. Saturday
afternoons excepted.
On all taxes which shall remain
unpaid Iafter the first day of Nov-
ember. 1926. interest at the rate of
9 per cent per annum will be
charged from the 1st day,cf October
A. D., 1926, uptll the same shall be
paid.
LAWRENCE K. PAUL.
Collector of Taxes and Assessments.
in and for said City of Norwalk an
the list of 1925.
Dated at Nornalk, Conn., September
VICTOR & WOLIN '
FOR SA
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A HOME WORTH OWNING
ON
VAN BUREN AVE, NORWALK
Lot 60 x 236
A" 11 room, three story, exceptionally well built house with stone
foundation, that can easily be made into a three family house—
convenient stairway front and rear—a fine large size new furnace
has been installed that guarantees a thoroughly warm house
throughout the winter. Slate roof. A warm, dry high ceiling
cellar that contains extra room and kitchen that comes in very
handy during the summer. There are many extras, too numerous
to mention. 'Every room beautifully papcred; are large, light and
airy-woodwork artistically decorated—house has every possible
convenience—large modern bathroom—open plumbing throughout
—gss——cewer—e1ectricity——city water-excellent hot air heat-
hot water heater—large front porch—plenty of shade—fruit—
fine lawn. Room enough to erect a 3 car garage. Also room to
erect another cottage in rear if so desired.
. You Couldn’t Build A Place Like This Today '
For $15,000
OWNERS WILLING TO SACRIFICE FOR
$8.
750
’ HERE'S A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY!
; THIS PLACE IS GOING TO BE SOLD
’ACT NOW! CALL, WRITE OR PHONE
“Service that Satisfies”
JALTER R. OObLlNGS
/
REALTOR
Qeneral Insurance
23 North Main Street
. Oiiice Phone 3915
South N orwalk. COnn.
Residence 3699 .
9.1926.
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These are the correct list of refer-
ences for the questions listed on the
comic page:
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l—Rudyard Kipling.
2—Beniamin Franklin. .
3—Old Testament. ‘
4~Ncw Testament.
' 5—Longfcliow.
6~New Testament...
7—Jolln Keats.
8—Robert Burns.
9—Old Testament.
lo—Shakespearc.
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The gross area of the United Stat-
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high. ‘
Richardson, Ruddy. Refills. Tergon,
Ungamack. Casserly. Home run—
Arnald. ' Sacrifices—Sober. Redway.
Krall. .nngamack. LiVoiel. Stolen
base ——A.ifauo. Cammerano, 2; Ar-
noi Struck out-.by Ruddy. 11;
Moger. 9. Base on balls—off Ruddy.
Moger. 2. Hit by pitcher-by
Ruddy IfCasserly). -Passed ball-—
Targon. 2: Hammernick. Double
play—Unsamsck. Casseriy and Rich.
ardean. Left on bases—Norwaik. ii:
Stamford. 7. Attendance—.909. Time
As for the fair Estelle. Dam
is essay about her. The romantic
side of his: is’eenstently whisperb
millethsmsst win. Thersislifp
tie ghmeur in being an ex-chem-
plan. Dempsey must contilnu to be
the champion. It pleases the fair
Details and she's about the only one
Dempsey I perflcuiar about pies.-
ing classic”.
1 ‘rsigbt add that the “note
which Dempsey is to get as his
:hsrciaf the India is not exactly
- f‘rsssea for his ce-
' I“ it trait the
Eastellana’s Thesis .
Wins Second Prize
Stamford Wins
(Continued from Page Nine.)
Dr. Philip Castellano, chiroprac-
tor, 111 Washington street. received
second prize for his -thesis on the
subject “Secondary Adjustment" at
the regular quarterly meeting of the
lion yesterday in the sun parlor of
the Strati‘leld hotel at Bridgeport.
ven, president of the association.
presided.
’Dr. Craig Kightiinger. president of
the Eastern college of. chiropractic
of New York city, guest of honor
at the meeting, presented the prin-
cipal address of the day, and gave
to the members his new and succel-
fui method of treating nervous dis-
orders particularly nervous prostra-
tian.
He reported that in the clinic of
the Eastern Chiropractic college in
Now York. many stubborn as
were restored to health, through he
use of hismcw method.
Dr. F. R. Whittaker of Danbury.
was awarded first prize in the thesis.
contest. reading a most interesting
paper on the "Sympathetic Nervous
System." .
Dr. Willima Dick. New Haven. re-
ceived honorable mention for his
paper on "College Factionslism." I
The next meeting will be held in
January when a. speaker of nation-
‘al importance will address the mem:
bers.
An American writer foresees the
time when women will no longer
wear skirts. At any rate it is uni-
versally believed that they will wear
them no hogan—London Opinion.
The British coal strike and atten-
dant discussions have cleared up
virtlally nothing so far except the
London sin—Detroit News. .
FOR RENT, 5 rooms.
‘bath, all imp. hardwood
floors, STEAM HEAT
FURNISHED DURING
WINTER, Inquire of
J. M. Layton & 00.,
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