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LOST—t months old Collie. Please
return to It Lincoln Ave.. 80. Nor.
walk. Howard.
GENERAL IiOUSEWORKER—Ap-
ply Mrs. J. A. O'Connor. 1 Rock
Ridge Drive Cor. of Garner St.
AUTOMOTIVE
AMI-lulu 11
FORD TOURING CAR—Good rub-
bar. good mechanical condition.
Price reasonable. Apply Norman
Taylor. Vincent Court. Rowsyton.
1020 BUPMOBILE—Club Man.
Perfect condition. Cheap. Royal
Auto Painting Co. Concord St.
Phone 001. '
FOR SALE—Late 103d Mupmoblls
club Sedan. 0 cylinder. upholstery
and finish good as new. Driven
about 10.000 miles. Rubber good.
Just been thoroughly overhauled.
Priced right. 0 Cannon St.. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1011.
FOR SALE—Revere (Ducsenberg)
sport touring. 1938. Rspalnt 30b.
Thoroughly reconditioned. Motor
perfect. ill 11. P. two spares.
Owner going south. Best offer
takes it. Park City Garage.
Bridgeport Ct. Bars. 1010.
A re-condltloned quality car is a
better buy than any new car at the
same price.
We have a 1930 model Series 10-‘8
(Changed to 10-0) Franklin Sport
Sedan. re-Ducoed tn Juniper Gray.
renickled and thoroughly re-condi-
tloned. This car has disc wheels. end
trunk“ presenting a particularly
pleasing appearance. We will be glad
to demonstrate.
In additicm to the Frankllns above.
we have the following water cooled
bargains for sale.
. 1026 Model it Master 0 Buick. 4
passenger coupe. In perfect condi-
tion both exterior finish and me-
chanically. run only 10.000 miles.
A 1025 Hudson Conch. newly
painted. in splendid condition. run
only 10.000 miles. .
1024 Durant Touring. A real buy.
1925 Model 10! Nash 5 passenger.
4 door sedan in splendid condition.
Run 7.000 miles. Mechanically per
foot and exterior tine upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN...
Fer general housework in New
York city apartman Family con-
sists' of elderly lady and compan-
ion. Phone 2111 or write box 704
So. Norwalk.
Help “wa I.
DO! WANTED-Chance for ad-
vancement. Reference required
Vlgdor a Wolln Franklin and Ma.
. iii-ion Sta So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Young man It to so
years of age interested in Radio
Work. Reply by letter to Ms
"Radio." clc Sentinel.
YOUNG MAN—Wanted. Good pay
for an honest. willing to advance
young man. Apply at once. I.
Landau. I cents to 01.00 Store.
111 Washington It. So. Norwslk.
YOUNG MEN—Over it years of age
to work as helpers in grocery
store. inquire Modern Grocery Cc.
Water St. and Baviland St. So:
Norwalk. Inquire between I and t
in morning.
Help-Male and Pamela Si
WANTED—Cooks lit up. Couples
0100 up. general be are.
both white and colored. Apply
Norwalk employment agency. 00
Wall St. Phone flit.
Situation Wanted—Male II
HANDY MAN—Building and class-0
lng cesspools: grading. hedge cot-
tlns: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. 01
Taylor Ave. Phone «If.
FINANCIAL
Investments. Stocks. Bonds as
CAPITAL FURNISHED BY SECUR-
ITY SELLING ORGANIZATION
With active clientele and every
known facility for the prompt dis-
tribution of stocks. We desire at-
tractive resale issue or new enter-
prise with good possibilities. Prin-
y
' in “WWW"! “mm" "' run sonwsnx mam co. cipals only. Clarke lIavilaud and
WM" 0! 0mm” WWW" Phone mi ss Wall at. Norwalk Co.. zoo Broadway. New York cm.
Racism—Service Stations is INSTRUCTION
ANNOUNCEMENTS- Repairing on all makes of cars. Musical. Dsncins. Dramatic ‘4
1-0“.” Storage by the day. week or month.
24-3", of Thanks your car washed while you wait. c Em”? lNSTRUCESINB D
,_,n Memomm .au'ro nxcnam causes: 1 °“'°"‘" "V °°“';°- c i ' °'
s—Funcral “new" 3 Elizabeth St. Tel ‘1" ice. Pupl of New crk olege of
‘ d—Monunienu Cemetery Lots gigolo“: PutAnam Ave...So. Nofivalk.
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.AU'I‘OI‘ “VE— mammalian es
A—A omobils Agencies CARPENTER WORK—of all kinds
Il—Automobiles For Sale
lt—Auio Trucks For Sale
13—Aulo Accessories
ls-Garnges—Autos for Hire
Itchiotorcyclee and Rios-cl.
ll—Wanted—Autometlvs
BUSINESS SERVICE-
ill-Business Services Offered
in—liuildlng and Contracting
21—llrrrsmaklng and Mlllincry
22—Hcstlng. Plumbing. Roofing
28—insurance and Surat! Bonds
Ss—Trucking-Storage
fit—Pointing. Papering. Decorat~
1 ins
zl—Profeselonal Services
rile-Repairing and Refinishing
dO-‘I‘uiloring and Framing
fi—Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT-
She—Employment" Agendas
82—Help Wanted—Follicle
Sit—Help Wanted-Mela
st—Help—Mals and Female
85—Solicltors. Canvsmars. Agents
80—Situstions Wanted—Female
fl—Sltuatlons Wanted—Mala
FINANCIAL-
tt—Bueineas Opportunities
40—Money to loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION— .
ts—Leoslrlnstruction Clamss
dt—Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatic
ie—Wanted-Instructlon
LIVE STOCK—
df-Dosa. Cats. Other Pets
dt—Borssa Cattle. Vehicles
es—Pooltry and Supplies
~. toy-Wanted—Live Stock ,
MERCHANDISE— I
It—Artlcles For his
thee-Barter and Bauhaus
"—30“ and Aces-cries
hS—Bnllding Motorist
. u—Businem and Otdce Sculp-
.r
b
u—Fusl. Feed. Fertiliser
hI—Good instill to let
u—aousshold Goods
st—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
II—WOMMI‘! and Tools
ei—Ilnslcai Mes-she ice
she—Radio Denim t
ds—Secds. Plants m
, 'sHuuaie at the Stores
_~;. and-Wearing Apparel
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Awaits AND BOARD-
‘ ' cr—noom was Board
Stukooms Without Board
ss—ltoems for Housekeeping
fd—Vsostlon Places
fl—Where to list
fs-Whars to Stop in Town
, u-Wantcd—nooms or Board
: ansi. ssrs'rn FOP am—
' ft-Apsrtments and lists
"-Rusiness Places for Berti
u—Fsrms and had For Rent
_f1-Boupss For Rent ,
"5 "cornea and Dual Room
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Rent
s'BBAL ESTATE FOR SALE-
" R—Hmkers in Real Diets
- St—anlwem Property For his
Sl—Fsrmg and Land lib,»
Ida-Butlers For his .
lie-[Ail For his ~
”~8th and Mountain
Sale
s‘l-iiutvnrbso For his ~
88 o'l‘o Exchange- Real “at.
Wanted-Just More
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wanted. Day‘ work or contract.
First class workmanship tuor-
anteed. New work or Jobbing at
reasonable prices. Real Estate
‘bought and sold. Phone 078.
, FIRES.
’ Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
. Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steal drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 1000.
First A New Ste. Bast Norwalk
WOOSTER Sr DAVIS
A. it. WOOSI'ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEIS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U: S. Patent
Office.
1110 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPBOLS’l‘ERING -— and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholstercrs' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
-1. 0. 0. F. Bldg.‘Sc. Norwalk.
(leaning. Dyeing. Renovatiu so
HELLO Slur—flew hatf No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Locks swell Who did
the debt The Practical Renovat-
iangtShcthNMslnSt. I.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer h our aim.
mos-rainstorm as
NAG! BROS—Storage- All kinb lo-
cal and long dhtance trucking
Piano hoisting. special verse for
moving. 0 Mack dumps. 100
Conn. :Ave. Phone tit daytime:
tot-Id'nlghts.
mourns!
Help Wasted-Female as
man xenon-nests; insurer.
chiefs st ".00 per doses. Send
08.00 for sample and, materials.
L. Bckler. Plea-ntvills. New
York. . ‘
min can OPERATORS—On
ladles' coats. Good pay. Regular
hour-a. Rubin Bros. Mfg. Co. at
Water St. So. Norwalk.
ems. ormmss - Wanted. .6
Singer sewing machines. Neat
work. coed rev. Apply Polsks'a
Dre- Shop. to Railroad avenue.
South Norwslk. ‘
LADIES-Indies we pay 880.00 per
100 to Gild Greeting Cards. free
particulars for addressed envelope.
Yarkvilla Card.” Dept. MA. "A
lustngton. Ave. N. Y.
OPERATORS—Experienced on Mar-
row Overlook an’d Singer Sewing
.machiaea Apply Star Union Over-
all C0. Railroad Ave. So. Nor-
walk. ’ ,
OPRRATORS WANTED—Operators
{h'flagie and double needle ma-
chines. Shlr‘. and underwear
stitchcrs preferred. Shall accept
a few desirable learners. Steady
,wos'ksll year around. never dalti
good hours and good stories
earned by our can you. Come
and grow with us. Apply at once
to‘ Le Roy Shirt Mossy. It
Chestnut st. So. Norwalk. cons.
ssncsisnrszs -wa’nue. Good
oar. Apply at once. M. Isadaa.
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Value, Variety and Veraclty
There you have three outstandingchar-
sctcristics of The Sentincl's A-B-C Classified
It's hard to overestimate its value toyou
~simply because its odors present such liberal
values. It is the very personification of thrift
And it is equally famous for the variety
of its oderiugs. It classifies and indexes enough
diam-cut kinds of thingsvto meet the ordinary
wants of any man, woman or child. It will
point out to you a good
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
one way and another. It’s as exact as mathe-
Don’t let a single day go by without read-
Ths AJ-C mould, ed Ads
Always Melanie-In Service
Always Diderent—In Opportunity
used car, a washing
scar. neuroses sairr
Apartmults and Flats 'Id
FIVE ROOM —- Apartment, first
floor. all modern improvements.
rent its. 01 Gregory Blvd. Phone
2025.
IN NEW BUILDING-Four rooms
and bath. All improvements and
steam heat. furnished. Next to
Washington School. Inquire at it
Cedar St. and Summit Ave.
asst. scram you can
Houses lbs dale as
FOR SALE or FOR RENT—Wilson
Avenue. Rowayton, seven room
collage, with all modern improve-
menis.
FOR SALE or FOR RENT:— Wil-
son Avenue. Rowayton—Seven
room cottage, with all modern
improvments. Write Box W. A. R.
c§o Sentinel.
I PLEASANT ROOMS—East Ave.
East Norwnlk. Inquire 59 Seavlew
Ave. Phone 88.
R0011 FLAT—Third floor No. 8
Railroad Ave. For particulars C.
Swarts Old Well Cigar Co. Wnsh-
ingtcn St.
ROOMS—All improvements. as
Second St. East Norwalk.
5
HUSKY FARM RAISED—Leghorn
ccckercls. 250 to 808 egg strain.
$7.60 to 110. Bob White Farm.
Belden Hill Rd. Wilton.
MERCHANDISE
Articles rm Sale at
L
FOR SALE-Turkish rug. S ft. 0
in. by 0 i‘t.. ‘ Living-35:1 PL. 01'
Phone 01.
FarmAndDairyPrcducts SS
POTATOES - Select Long Island
well cured winter potatoes. direct
by boat now obtainable. T. Smith
McKinley Place Rcwnyton. Phone
arrow
MMW I.
FIRE WOOD FOR BALD—s10.“
per cord 0 ft. length. 01f.” per
cordcutanysisayouwlshPhoas
Norwalk SIS. Sautc Construction
Co. Rowaytoa Ave.
mom I.
SELLING OUT—All house furnish-
ings. Mahogany inlaid dining
suit. bedroom set. separate pieces.
divan. chairs. tables. mahogany
sectional bookcases with leaded
glass doors. best run. kitchen
utensils. lawn mower. vacuum.
etc. McDaniele. Norcton Ave. near
Middlesex Road. Noroton Heights.
phone Darleu 015. ‘
Hammad—nor mugs. Gosh-
ions and Pill of all kinds
made. sane and repelled
Telephone sit. Norwatk Mattre-
Ce. it hookup Street. South
Norwalk. ’
Hush! W I!
FIND UPRIGRT PIANO—Oak case.
excellent tone. good action. Bar-
gain for quick buyer. tut. llasy
terms arranged. Act promptly if.
you want this bargain. Come in
today. To: Piano Co. North Main
St» So. Norwalk.
Wasted—To Boy 00
WANTED TO BUY -— Rowboats.
masonic Co. First St. and New
St. Dam Net-walk. Phone 1080.
\ mum 0'
FURNISHED ROOMS—For man.
Clean. Electric lights. steam heat-
ed furnished room. Baths. 0.00
to ".00 per week. Meals also.
at Van East St. East Norwalk.
0 WA)! AVE—Near West Ave.
So. Nerwsik. rooms and board in
private family. Tel. tiff-W.
MW“ at
noon—nun and hire in private
tamllylcffcred to woman willing to
let-payment go not in rest. but
in part tine service preparing
sinipie breaki'eu and supper.»
“Write Box 11s. R. 1". D. d8. Nor-
‘Bos-lbrncmsbasflsg O
Futurism—Inseam”
.withalcsve. Light
privileges if dedred. Decker. fl
Spring IL. So. Norwaik. ‘
The grasset-daylfesfelk h
‘ .
ROOMS—And sun parlor. 3 gar-
ages. all improvements. Steam
hent. $00.00. in Flex Hill Rd.
First floor. Phone 882.
ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
ments. furnace heat. 81 Fairficld
Ava. Rent 060. Phone 8015.
b ROOMS—On second floor. all im-
provements. good location be
tween Falrfield and West Aves.
Garage. if desired. Inquire 87 Ce-
dar St.
THREE ROOMS—Part improve-
ments. Apply Mrs. P. P. Maho-
TMREE-One family houses with
every modern convenience. resi-
dentlal section. So. Norwalk.
HOill') REALTY COMPANY.
ROOM HOUSE—All modern im-
provements. 1 block from East
Ave. and trolley. Terms to suit.
Apply 57 Winfield St. East Nor-
walk.
Norivnlk. Inquire C. 1". Weeks.
Second St. Phone tiOI-W
s ROOM HOUSE—Ali improvements
also 6 room bungalow in rear.
Chicken coope. shade traaa fruit
trees. grape vines. Lot 100 s 100
Will sell ith or without lot. Price
reasonabl . u Osborne v . East
Norwalk. A . '
FOR SALE—One is room house.
lot 00 a 150 Nd." Belden Ava
Price ".000. Robert Joeelcff. Tel.
48002:;- Willlsm I". Hoyt & Son.
0 . .
nethVanZantSt. “Florists as
T0 LET—t roo jwlth improvo- H”. ,0“ an I
manta seedless _ , ,Inqutre R. {or Islet-vnou'ssthgnf gm.”-
' Jcssloff. et Ssa'visw-Avs. or ll. F.
Gerhsm. Washington St.
To RENT-Furnlshed or unfurnish-
ed 0 room house all improvements
in the Marvin Bosch tract. Elliott
St. and Gregory Blvd. Rent rea-
sonable. Phone tilt.
Bum Pllccs Mr Rent 73
8100 SQUARE FEET -— Storage
space. Ground floor. situated in
business section. Double doors.
trucks drive in and out. Most if
desired. Inquire to North Main St.
So. Nor-walk for ‘particulsrs.
DIAL ESTATE P08 SALE
lussmlIIhle u
I'IRS't‘ DISTRICT - Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors ".000. Real hints
and Insurance. The Tammany
mac). in Washington St. Phone
walkable-malt w
blocks of acreage? We're having a
demand for business Opportunities.
If you have a good busincm for sale.
consult lien
THE FUDGE REALTY C0.
155 Washington St.
Tel 550.
Test‘ Answers
Here are the answers to the ques-
tions which appear on the comic
page.
1-——Jacob's dream.
t—The scriptures of Mohammad.
t-Jcah.
i—Jesus.
t—Satan.
t—Hachsllah.
f—Twelve years of age.
i—Asa.
t—Samsen's riddle was: “Out of
the ester came forth meat. and out
of the strong came forth sweetness”
io—Rshab and her family.
ROOM HOUSE—Third It. East-
AUO'IIONS—LSGAL
Legal Notices 01
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT
District of Norwalk. as Probate
Court. October 'I. A. I). 1010.
Estate of Sarah E. Bodwell, late
of Norwnlk is sold District, deceased.
Ordered That the E x e c u t r i 1
exhibit hl‘l' Administration account
to this Court for ndiustmentr at the
Probate office in Norwalk. on the 21
day of October. 1020, at 8 o'clock
afternoon: and that all persons in-
terested in said Estate may be no-
tified thereof. the Bxccutrix will
cause this order to be published in a
newspaper having a circulation in
said District. at least five days he-
foro said 27 day of October, 1026.
HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge
PUBLIC NOTICE OF DISSOLU-
TION.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership lately subsisting between
Edward It. Bradley and Willem Mil-,
Icr. and conducting a Taxi Business
under the name of The Mahnckomo
'l‘asi Company. in the Cl. and Town
0 'orwalk. was dissolved by mutual
Gent on the 1st.. day of October
1
All debts owing to the said part-
nership are to be paid to Edward
R. Bradley at Washington street.
South Norwnik Connecticut and all
debts Owing by said partnership arc
to be paid by the said Edward 11.
Bradley.
E. R. BRADLEY.
WILLIAM MILLER.
NORWALK HOSPITAL ASSO-
ClATlON.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the
ANNUAL MEETING of the Norwallt
Hospital Association will be held at
the Hospital on Tuesday evening.
October 12th.. 1920, at 8 o'clock for
the following purposes:—
1. To hear the annual reports of ,
the officers of the Association and
take action the same.
2. To hear the reports of any
committees appointed by the Presi-
dent or Board of Directors which
may be presented and act upon the
same.
I. To choose four Directors to
take the places of those whose terms
may expire.
i. To transact any other busine-
propcr to come before said annual
meeting.
Dated at Norwalk this tth day of
October 1926.
JAMES T. HUBBELL.
Secretary.
G. Q. P. Caucuses
Monday; Voters
Made Wednesday
Republican caucuses in the sev-
eral welds of Nor-walk will be held
Monday. October 11. at 8 o‘clock. at
the following places:
First. court room, opposite police
station.
Second. city hall.
Third. Community hall.
Fourth. First district water works
olilce.
Fifth, Rowsyicn hose house.
At each caucus delegates to the
Republican convention will be elect-
ed as follows: First ward. eight del-
egates: second word. nine; third.
live; fourth. four; ilfth. three.
The Republican convention to
choose candidates for representa-
tives in the next General Assembly.
and for Justices of the peace will
be held in the council chamber. city
hall. October 11. at 9 a. m. .
The selectrnen and the town clerk
will be in session Wednesday. Octo-
ber 13. from 3 p. in. until I p. m..
and Saturday. October 10. from t a.
in. until i p. m., in the council
room. city hall. to examine and pass
on the qualifications of those "to be
made."
Wilton
The Republican caucus in Wilton
to nominate candidates for represen-
tativa' and justices of the peace will
be held in the town hall. Monday.
October 11. at 7:80 p. m. The se-
lectman and the, town clerk will
oussmnn DISPLAY
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
-L"OFT-
in
Best Location
in
CENTER OF CITY
Excellent Location
For Light Manu-
facturing or
Similar Purpose.
GOOD LIGHT 0N
FOUR SIDES.
PHONE
NORWALK
2 7 3 9
Operators
Wanted
Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.
RABHOR C0.
127 Washington St.
South Nor-walk
Tree Specialist
NEVER IDLE
'A. H. Kellner
TREE SPECIALIST
Phone 272
Westport
.e
FOR RENT
Attractivcly furnished h o u s c,
lovely location
, Or
Will share with congenial couple
or two business men with or
PHONE 1180
meet in the town hall. Saturday. Oc-
tober 0, from 0 a. m. to t pan. and
Saturday. October 16, from 0 a. in.
until I p. m., to pass on the qualiti-
cstions of those listed by the regis-
trdrs to be made voters.
{I Weston
n Weston. the selectmen and
town clerk will meet in the town
hall. Saturday. October 0. from 9 a.
m. until 0 p. m.. to examine the
qualifications of prospective electors.
The Roger Ludlow junior high
school organisation and ofilcers
have been selected for the year.
The membership has been announc-
ed as follows:
- Domestic Art Club: President.
Helen Nelson: secretary. Jdnct
Quick: treasurer. Miss Stone: mem-
bers: Verne Amundsen. Helen Avery.
Vera Bracken. Edith Craig. Louis
Creighton. Katherine Fitzgerald,
Helen Farr. Katherine Groschner.
Jeanette Johnson. Mary Miklc.
Katherine Manual. Helen. Nelson.
Jean O'Sulltvan: Janet Quick. Mary
Roberts. Ross Tuzsola and Bertha
Wilson.
Study club — Eleanor Battlstone.
Ansovinc. Alfred Brown. Lester
Brown! Robert Brown. Milton Bru-
chan: Charles Cappiello. Mary Daw-
son. Fred Field. Franklyn Caches.
Worthgflruelis. Towers Hamuton.
Rt lodgemen. Arthur Berton.
Albert; Jack Mossly. Glenn
Peck. ey launch. Josevh Boys-k.
Ward .. . Ruth Thompson.
Jules ,M' fend Robert Wilson.
smegma club—Earle Aaron-
sen.. w ' Francwitch. Leslie
Grant. Gray. Teddy Ravens-
., ‘ xeeae. Alanscn Os-
born}, . ' ,Iitn'h. David Schav-
rian. Jmsph-Ufhcn. Norman Wald.-
ron. Balsa Anderson. Irene Bibblr.
Lillian (hitch. Dorothy Cloud. Ruth
We!" Gabrieisom Doris Gehr-
manaim Ranch. Wills Kllka.
mm: Nil-both Knorr.
xiimheth Lane. Gladys Olsen. Ruth
Roddy. Temiajnhkb. Cecile Schlmer-
ling. 'I'heona Stiles. Gertrude Tobey.
Girls' Basketball club-Alma Bin.
W. hora Buschbanm. Muriel Dib-
hteplvsiyn Green. Florence Gre-
gory. Irene Holland. Ethel Macmi-
llan; Belch Streub and Ruth Shu-
felt.
- Art and Design clukl‘rsnom
Bermsany. president; Lillian Arch-
er. vioaoprasidan}: Jeraldlna Daw-
fiorsseretery and treasurer: its.
land' mocha. wuss Archer.
wkinahesees
FOR SALE
Nine room house.
improvements. (‘onvcnlvnt locn.
ticn. Price ".400.
ranged to suit.
with Mime
Tornis lir-
Slg room house with sun parlor,
open fire place. all improvements.
Good barn and gnrnge. Price
$6,000. Easy terms.
For these or any othrrs consult
CANTY & CO.
Realtors—Insurance
17 80. Help St. Phone 830
l IFireproof your ,
business
Modern methods of build-
lng construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
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l But fire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and tlnancial loss as a re-
sult of are.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly sp-
plled. We will gladly inspect
yur dre risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
TELEPHONE as
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Walter R. Calling:
REALTOR ‘
23 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
ST! BE SOLD—Three
rick ouses—renting for
$105, 5 tuated close to cen-
ter Norwalk—owner out of
town.Willsacrificefor
$11,500. Terms.
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Splendid two family house
—Fairfield Ave., S o u t h
Norwalk. Ready for occu-
pancy, Oct. 15. Very Desir-
able location, all improve-
ments.
Price $12,500 Terms
For innumerable
other listings call this
oflice any day.
Roger Ludlow Students
Organize Various Clubs
Key-er. Marjorie Nadin. Mary Pas-
cale. lama Rutledge and Alva
Staples. ‘
Beginners' Reed club—President.
Joan Dyer; secretary and treasurer.
Ruth Young: Charloette Fey. Otto
Hellened. Louis Hawkins, Eleanor
Hunter. Madeline Hedenburg. Nel-
son Hubbcll. Mildred Hauler-d. John
Kubovlc. Blodwyn Keene. Frank
Majors, Ray Olson, Arthur O'Mano.
Florence Peterson. Alton Reynolds.
Katherine Vaast. Charles Williams.
Verna Waterbury. Grace Waldrun
and Ruth Young. 1 .
Nautical Science club—President.
Harold- Douglas: vice-president. Ar-
nold Overton; secretory. Leroy Mo-
kowsky: members: Kenneth Buflng-
tcn. George Beekovey, Stephen Bos-
ki, Stephen Berdlnc, Hamid Capos-
seia, Tony Canto. Harold Douglas.
Louis Drensky. Carl Glover. Randall
Hartnett. Leo Hencry. William Keel—
er. Richard During. Howard Larsen
Vincent Lopes. John Lucas. Herbert
Lund. Donald A. Mark. Everett
Mosely, Jack Morgan. Bryant
Madge. Walter Malina. Leroy Mc-
kowsts. Lynn Niokerson. Sidney Na-
than. Artbold Overton, Ralph Rom.
Charles Richardson. Alfred Rosa.
Albert ltovis. Richard Sperry.
Earle Stereos. Lastu' Smith. Paul
Sheuft. Golding Sarita. Russell
Lewis. Tony Toosolc. Joe Tonns.
Raymond Wake. Ernest Terran.
Dramatic curb—President.
Frances Martnett: vichprcsident.
Henrietta Halley; secretary. Hilda
Wolf; treasurer. Williamctta 0.
Noah: mer‘ers: P. Bracken. K.
Burke, F. Capuano. v. Coppola. E.
Black. M. Block. B. Erickson. J.
Forkas. M. Foster. M. Gadidosik. H.
Haley. F. Barnett. L. Henry. M.
Tecct‘i. J. Johnson. 1. Joyce, M.
Juleaon. A. Xsske, R. Kay. A. La-
mort. D. Manuel. 1!. Morris. D.
Moseley. L. Murphy. C. Paduls. A.
Tm“. I. UslnSaI'. A. Valentck. E.
Van men. I. Vet-up. O. Vlokers. A.
Whitclcck. R. Wolfe. M. Bdruum. R.
Liilracs. I. Duflsy.
Sewing club—Helen Boshhaom.
Grace Corati. Virginia Coppola. Dor-
othy Goad. Hden Earkhs. Rae Gor-
m hem RoseJBsrmeun. Wills Ksska '
auil’unr .Belea Morris. anon
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