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Automobiles mos Sale
ION Durant Touring. A real buy.
1015 Model in Nash I passenger.
4 door sedan in splendid condition.
iiun 7.000 miles. Mechanically per
feet and exterior line upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
THE NOItWAi.it FRANKLIN CO.
Phone tell es Well It. Nevwelh
OVERLAND TOI'RING CAR-4n
good condition. Will demonstrate.
300 to quick buyer. Phone loll.
w. R. AUSTlN
South Norwelk
Phone 1059
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE
Westpcrt
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moments:
Iiesicel Novena-dies
FlNl UPRIOHT PIANO—Oak case.
excellent tone. good action. Ber-
gein for quick buyer. sits. Easy
terms arranged. Act promptly if
you want this bargain. Como in
today. Fox Piano Co., North Main
St. So. Norwllh.
Speciehatthchtoses
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory oouree. bliss J. De-
liea. Pupil of New Iork College of
GI
(Music. s Putnam Ave. Sc. Norwsllt.
Near West Ave.
Wanted—To Bay as
WANTED TO BU! - Rcwbcats.
l‘ltlsereld 00. First St. and New
St. East Norwallt. Phone 80w.
Roueh-ing—Ieeviosltatio- le
Repairing on all mol- of are.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO Eliot-IAN!“ OARAOII
8 Elisabeth 'St. Tel 41"
Slim ‘SISVIOI
Iustnem Services Offered 1e
CARPENTER WORK—of all kinds
wanted. Day work or contract.
First class workmanship tuar-
anteed New work or jabbing at
reasonable prices. Real Estate
bought and sold. Phone 471.
FIRES.
. Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
end steel drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 8080.
First A New Sts. Eat: Norwaik
WOUSTER & DAVIS
A. It. WOOSTER ,bi. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOISI‘ERING — and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
end npholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergetrom. New
1.0. 0. I". Bldg” So. Norwalk.
Ole-Mus. Dre-ins. Renovating so
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ll—Wanted—AutomoUvo
BUSINESS SERVICE-
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23-Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
28-lnsuranco and Surety Bonds
:3 agrucking—Storago
4 ainting. Papering. Decorat-
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Sl—Wanted—Husfnese Service
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dkHeIV—Male end Female
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88—Situetione Wanted—Female
II—Situations Wanted—Male
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68—Seeds. Pinata Flowers
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II—Wented—To Bu!
ROOMS AND BOARD—
fl—Roome With Board
Ila-Rooms Without Board
ce—noom. for Housekeeping
‘le-Vacetion Places
'(I—Where to Eat
'lI—Where to Stop in Town
‘il—Wanted—Roome or Board
REAL ESTATE Fill‘ RENT-
‘ld—Apertments and flats
iI—ilusineee Places for all
‘ie—Fnrns end Land The Rest
fi—Iiousee For Rent
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MAUUI'HINS-IJOAh-s
RELLO Blur—New heft No. the
old one cleaned blocked end
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing list Shop. 11 N Main St. a
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight staire
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Moving. Trucking SW 85
NAGY BROS-Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Plane hoisting Special vane for
moving. I ton Mack dumps. 100
coup. Ave. Phone III daytime:
804-14 nights.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female e2
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On
ladles' coats. Good pay. Regular
hours. Rubin Bros. Mfg. Co., at
Water St. So. Norwalk.
GIRLS—For clerical work in office.
If. Jacob & Son. South Norwaik.
GIRL OPERATORS - Wanted. on
Sings; sewing machines. Neat
work. good pay. Apply Pcisky's
Dress Shop. 45 Railroad avenue.
South Norwalk.
WHITE GIRL-to do light house-
work. Part or full time. good
wages. small family. G. Meyers. to
Putnam Ave. Phone 8887-J.
TWO EXPERIENCED—Salesladies.
none other than experienced need
apply. Salary confidential. The
Kresge Co., Washington St.
WHITE OR COLORED GIRL for
light housework. Hours 8—0.
Phone 698.
WOMAN—To do cleaning in factory.
Apply
Clucit, Peabody d: Co., Inc.
Help-Male no Inmate es
300” AND BOARD
licomsWithlloard el
FURNISHED ROOM—Well hcatcd.
In private home. for one or two
persons. Board if desired. Mrs.
lieu. Highland Ave. Phone 8418.
Rooms Without m 0!
LARGE FURNISHED—front room
with alcove. With or without
housekeeping privileges. Decker.
75 Spring St.
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS—
fine home for winter. Hot wet‘er.
heat. Rent reasonable. Telephone
“18. Mrs. H. A. Crow. 30 Chest-
nut St. So. Norwnlk.
STEAM HEATED—furnished front
room, newly decorated. with privi-
lege of light housekeeping. Do-
sirable location on trolley line.
Garage. Phone 2801W.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Finis N
APARTMENT —— Consisting of five
large rooms with beautiful sun
parlor. heat, hot water, Janitor
service. Fine location, beautiful
porches. also four room apart-
ment. Adults. 8 East Wall St.
Phone 3508. -
FOUR ROOMS-with all improve-
ments. in this location. inquire J.
D. Stuil. :6 Concord 8t. Phone
“03W.
I ROOMS—all modern improve-
ments. heat. 41 Spring St. Tele-
phone 2081-4. Inquire 84 Water
St.
FURNISHED or unfurnished. ii
room house. all improvements. in
the Mervin Beech Tract. Elliot
St. and Gregory Blvd. Itcnt roa-
soneble. Phone 8111.
0 NORTH TAYLOR AVE—Four
rooms with improvements. In-
quire 11 North Taylor Avc.. or
phone 21".
5 ROOM FLAT-Third floor. No. 3
Railroad Ave. Rent :25. Adults
only. For particulars C. Swarts
Old Wellv Cigar Co., Washington
St.
3 ROOMS—Lights. heat. Rent :18.
Garage if desired. Near C. d: K.
factory. 42 Fort St” East Nor-
walk. Phone 1195-4.
10‘ SOUTH MAIN ST.-¢ rooms. all
improvements. Heat. 118 South
Main St. I rooms. all improve-
ments. heat. Inquire. 102 Flax
Hill road. or phone 3168.
FOR RENT—Five room apartment.
All improvements. located on
Scribner Ave. Phone 1781.
SIX ROOM APARTMENT. all im-
provements. except heat. Garage.
Inquire M. homer. 8 West Ave..
South Norwalk or phone 1626.
5 R0011 FLAT—Third floor No. 3
Railroad Ave. For particulars C.
Swarts Old Well Cigar Co. Wash-
ington St.
I ROOM HOUSE—All improve—
ments. furnace heat. 87 l‘alrtield
Ave. ‘Rent “0. Phone "II.
THREE Rooms—rm improve-
ments. Apply Mrs. P. P. Maho-
ney. I: Van Zant St.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Seven room house with all me-
dern improvements. located near
the armory. Price ".000.
So. Norwalk. modern seven room
house with sun‘perior. hot water
heat. open fire place. corner lot.
Price “1,600.
For these or any others consult
CANTY & C0.
[sailors—Insurance
I? So. Iain St. Phone III.
Tree Specialist -
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
s1
Houses For Sale
NE\\' HOUSE—I’lllrilcld park. llesl
residential scttion. Call 41 Ohio
avenue. Tel. sect-w.
bots For 5an
Sb
Have you any kind of property
for MIN—Houses, lots, business
blocks of acreage? “'c‘ro having ..
demand for business opportunities.
if you have a good business for sale.
consult us
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
165 Washington St.
Tel 659.
omsslrmn DISPLAY
_. .~_
Fireproof your
business
1 Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety.
But tire insurance places the
one sure platection between
[ you and financial loss as a re-
sult of are.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
your fire risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc. '
80 Washington Street
Operators
Wanted
Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.
insurance and Real Estate
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GLASSIIIID DISPLAY
See or Call
Walter R. Coiling:
REALTOR.
23 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
Stuart Ave. 8 room house
in beautiful condition. Lot
50 x 300. Will sacrifice for
$6,500. Terms. Here’s a
home worth owning. Act
now!
-—-—.
Spring St. 9 room house at
, Bargain Price, $4,800. Ex-
cellent Terms. Don’t hesi-
ta t e t o investigate. This
chance won’t last long.
\ For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
”
Somers & Somers
TEE PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
NEVER IDLE
A. H. Kellner
'I'RL‘E SPECIALIST
Phone 272 Westport
American Hatters
Disturbed By Flood
Of German Products
Thu National Association of lint
Manufacturers has commenced an
inquiry lllto tho reporivd large in-
crease in imports of but bodies of
German lllunlri‘nctllro. and in a letter
to Harry lit-Lushlun, of Dunbury. a
director of the association, Warren
S. Smith, secretary of the organiza-
tion. which has headquarters at 34').
Madison aVcnue. New York. states
that he is arranging to procure a
complete report on the German hat
industry.
Mr. Smith also writes that ho is_
requesting tho statistical division of
the United States Department of
Commerce to classify monthly im-
port statistics in the future in such
a way that exact statistics on im-
port of wool felt. hats and Wool felt
bodies may be had. At the present
limo import statistics on wool hats
are included undnr "manufactures
of wool." which includes cvvrything
in the line of woolen wearing ap-
[llll‘i'L
Mr. Smith points out in his lettcr
that figures appearing in a rcccnt
dispatch from Washington to the
Daily News ltccord, New York. rep-
resent imports of wool fell hat
bodies for the first six months of the
present year of approximately 94,000
dozen to the approximate value of
$680,000, or about 87.23 a dozen.
"Figures on imports from Ger-
many of fur felt hats and fllr felt
bodice. including men's. women's
children's. are all combined. and it
is impossible to have them separat-
ed. Altogether. however. for the
year from August 1. 1925. to July
31. 1026, there. were 8.973 dozen to
tho value of 8222.900, or an averagc
value of 824.84 per“ dozen without
tariff. For the month of August
this your the imports from Germany
of fur felt hats including bodies and
including men's. women's and chil-
dren’s together. were as follows:
I-Ints valued over “.50, not over
89 per dozen. 4 1-6 dozen. value 333.
Huts valued 0\'(I‘ 89. not over 815
per dozen. 395 I-
667.
Hats valued over 815. hot over
824 per dozen. 380 1-6 dozen. value
BOY AND GIRL—Wanted to make
themselves useful in factory. Ap-
sly
The Rabhor Co.
117 Washington St.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—
Also boys wanted. Steady work.
good pay. Wear-Ever Slipper 00..
I Burwell St. at end of Wood-
ward Av South Norwellt.
WANTED—Cooke m up. couples
1150 up. general houseworkers.
both white and colored. anon
Norwelk employment agency. 00
Wall St. Phone 85".
Situations fluted—leis If
RANDY IAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James roller. es
Taylor Ave. Phone «it.
MAINE COUPLE—Desirepceition.
Preferably as cars takers. Refer.
eases. Frank D. McVeigh. Deer
Isle. Xe.
momma:
Ferns And Dairy rm ss
POTATOES -— Select Lent Island
well cared winter potatoes. direct
by boat now obtainable. T. Smith
McKinley Place Rowayton. Phone
“40W.
wounds
iouandl'lilowe of all lb.
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone sit. Nos-wall lettu-
ce.“ menu hreet. leeth
Nos-walk.
PURNITURB- I oak desk and
chair. Reeves kitchen cabinet.
gas range. also several odd chairs.
Cell between 10 and 11 in the
morning and s and I in the after-
noon 8 Washington St. South
Neswhlk. ,
mm ‘
inflamed—nos dunes. coh- .
“AL ESTATE I'OB SAL!
louse techie ltd
ONE FAMILY HOUSE—Residen-
tial section South Norwalk. Every
convenience. hardwood floors. hot
water heating system. user rail-
road station. HOME REALTY
COMPANY. ‘
FOR SALE—Ono six room house.
lot to x 150 No. If Beldon Ave.
Price 815.500. Robert Jcosloff. Tel.
1809. or William F. Hoyt A Son.
Tel. 485.
FOR SALE—beautiful homey 0
room house. all improvements. ins
eluding open fire place. cedar
closet. sunken bath. heat, large
open porch. Also 1 car garage. 0n
lot 50 x 185. Price 87.500. Terms
can be arranged to suit purchaser.
Inquire Taylor A Golden Co., Te¢
lophcne 1130. So. Norwelk Trust
Co., Bldg.
FOR SALE—House with large liv-
ing room. with fireplace. dining
room. kitchen. large one parlor.
four bedrooms bath room hot
water heat. gas range. porcelain
tub, tile bath. automatic quick
water heater. electric . laundry
washer. new shades. window
screens. 010.000.
E. J. VAN NESS
40 Bayview Ave.
I'an' DISTRICT - Two anally
hoses pert improvements all hard
wood floors “.000. Real mute
and insurance. The Tammany
.Agen'“ cy. us Washington St. Phone
FOR SALE—East Nerwalk. Pretty
bungalow. Four moms. Pantry.
Beth. Screened porch. Gas. Sewer.
Water. Lights. Heat. cum.
Shop. Shade. Garden. II New.
bcrrynlll Ave. stoop. scout.
Koyt. e Veins-t Ave. Norwalk.
LABOR 800.3 - Newly,
hive fl ‘,
m
AVG
“3.197.
Pm Hats valuod over 824. not over
RABHOR C0. 300! ao‘mas $86 per dozen, 1. 007 2-3 dozen. value
335. 812.
“11111th t, NORWALE SO. NORWALK Hats valued over 836. not over
127 w Ii 8 so Wall St. 8-10 Railroad Ave. 848 per dozen. 126 1-4 dozen. value.
South Norwalk wn DELIVER 35.349. .
'lbtnl. 1,913 1-2 dozen, valued at
$55,058.
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2 dozen. value 85.--
Marie likes her It room mm of
rooms in one of New York‘s mos“.
fashionable hotels. it was (Illilf mv r'
specially for lur and with the rurt 51
good taste.
W'hllo democratic America. un-
geiting all cscltrd wondering what
a queen likes and “but might pos-
sibly bring a frnun, our {various
woman calmly prvpured the royal
suito without a quulm of Tilll‘.
“To be sure. I am no‘. familiar
with queens." Eleanor Woodruff
admits with a smile. "but I do know
women. And my feminine phycology
tolettery than the humblest of her
subjects.
Created Beautiful Background.
“So. in decorating Queen .‘Idllv' s
rNew York abode. I have had but
one idea in mind—to create a boon-
tiful background for a bountiful “'0-
man. Tha‘. she happens to be u
queen adds glamor to nlt‘,.l)lll. does
not change my problem."
Though well known as an actrcsa,
and at present playing a leading
role in a Broadway hit, Miss Wood-
ml! was practically unknown as an
interior decorator until this com-
mission to decorate the queen's suite
brought her into prominence.
For she is a graduate of no deco-
rating schooi. is not dependent on
anyparticular period or style. and
is practically self taught.
Rose Curtains for Color.
"The queen herself is beautiful,"
she goes 0n. "everything around her
must be lovely. but not conspicuous.
That is why I selected green fer the
walls of her living room. Green
is the most flattering color there is.
and it makes a neutral background.
"‘For high spots of color I used
rose damask curtains, crystal chan-
deliers. tapestries and Louis XVI
furniture. Each article is not only
NI‘I‘V YORK.—--0f (‘flllrwv Qlli‘l‘n:
used to queens and tllvir whys, \l'nsl
told me a queen was no loss il\'i'l‘l~ll“
Why Miss Woodruff Decorated
Marie’s Suite As She Did
Beautiful, But Not Conspicuous
lovely ill llsi‘lf‘, Illll ii lull v:1!..-t
iltnt llnn'm on llll‘ w . ”l w,‘ '
(:unon 1].. lit-Ks lvlllivwlu l. \.ry
‘llmdlln. \\il|l :l p-lmull ! 1 thin.
lu.d |ll| ul. illlliII. rim .1-- . pp.
phlrv- luluv \wlul 4: :l v 1... “my
tl'i'JlIlI-i‘i‘lllll'i'll wzlll .,
“l‘u-nuilful but not “mm. m -- M...
\\'nndrlllf i‘illllllllli'~ "Nu" up to
(-mnpt-lo in brunt) \llih l‘x. liliHiv‘N.
’l‘he regal nuiv. Iltl\\u\‘l'l‘, bum not
‘lf‘ln nlnlilml. 'l‘ls dmm‘ Hm!» .nd
:7" thI- liuhilng iiunrrs imu- b..."
lznlll plnllll. 'l‘lll f‘uiil ‘ll‘yir'c- Hue
lli‘f‘ll [likill Oll' of Hit auto am'
of ISS ELEANOR \VOODIII'I’I“
shined up for tho royal lwl‘l's use.
And thousands and thuusulnis of
dollars have llw'll spent purchasing
inconspicuous illilllilSli'l‘ and Jude
lumps, and l'llln‘it-u a queen might.
low: in Itllli‘ll.
A crew of CLII‘IH‘ITI(‘I‘§.
(rs. iIf‘i:.’()l‘lli)l‘S ullvi painters
upholster-
of tilt \lllllnsblllill hot-l into a roy‘l
Milli (vi Ll‘llnums lUl lili' quton, her
lwn i'lllilil‘l'll l'liln-e Nicholas and
I'l‘llll'<.:>‘ limnu, :lnd illvlr party.
.‘lliss \\'nmlrurf is unable to ac-
count for her iron-l fortunv in be-
ing si'll‘l'llwl m lll.lllll§.I“ it :lll.
"l'l' BIL: ('lliun'l'.
“li's inch. jusl lurk." sht- insists,
"lzwl ll'.~ my his: .hunv-I‘
I|U\\‘l \'«‘l', Miss \\‘mull'lli'l‘ has been
:1 tireless \‘.l‘>l‘l\'il'. All thv limo not
actually 'lwmmnl'il lr_\' ll'l‘ stage
vul‘m 1‘ hzls llt't‘ll ,L‘iV'l‘. io «i-H‘orllt-
ing.
1'. Sifll'il‘ll with jus' nn‘ul'ul good
tusto and an illsmu'tiw knowledge
of \tht :1 room Hill‘iill idol; like.
lil-r own upzlrtnwnts ll:l\'u always
bur-n bountiful. I-‘il'st :‘l'iI-nds sought
bur iid\'lf‘i‘, and tilt-n :(rrmlrers, un-
it], without v-xnf'lly l'v‘ulixlng it, she
found ln-rsvll‘ n revurnixo'l tic-com-
tor.
"I'm quite surc thp qucen will like
her suite,“ shc says with confidence.
"because it so obviously docornted
for a beautiful woman as well as
for a qllf‘f‘ll."
Jefferson Bible
Compiled For
Use of Indians
The so-called Jefferson Bible is a
compilation made by Thomas Jeffer-
son. consisting of passages from
the four gospels cut out and pasted
in a. volume according to a scheme
of his own. “Tile Pathfinder” re-
lates. He began the work about
1804. during his presidency when
he bought two English Testaments
and compiled a. work of forty-six
pages. Two'cvenlllgs were spent at
this interesting task. at the conclus-
ion of which the president remark-
ed: “A more precious morscl of
ethics was never seen." He intended
this first abridgmcnt for the use of
the Indians.
From a letter which he wrote to a
friend it is learned that he was in
the habit of reading from the vol-
ume-every night before going to bed.
About 1819 Jefferson completed the
work by doing the same thing with
Testaments in Greek. Latin and
French. I-Ie entitled the work "The
Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazar-
eth." The book contains no notes
except the section of the Roman law
under which Jesus was supposed to
have been brought to trial. The list
of passages. the title pages and the
references to passages are in the
handwriting of Jefferson. Two maps,
one of Palestine and another of the
ancient world. are pasted in front.
The original work is in the National
Museum. Washington. D. C.
Test Answers
These answers are to the questions
which appear on the comic page.
1—President Calvin Coolidge.
a—Violinist.
I—Women's
ance Union.
de-italian poet.
5—1018.
s-sAnaeoeiis.
7~Anbhony Trollope.
I~Theodore Roosevelt.
Christian Temper-
Schools Close Friday
For Convention Of
Teachers In Bpt.
Norwalk's public schools will close
Friday and the teachers. supurvlsors
und prinmpuls 173 in number. will
ntlcnd the Fall Meeting of the Con-
necticut State 'l‘cuchcrs' Association.
This is the Milli annual convention
and all teachers are required to at.-
tend. Met-tings “ill be held in
Bridgeport, New Haven. Hartford,
and New London.
Norwalk teachers will attend the
Bridgeport sessions. The general
meeting will bc held Friday morning
at 9:30 o'clock in the Central High
School Auditorium. Ill lilo afternoon
will be section meetings. for high.
school and elementary school teach-
era.
Carroll R. Reed. Superintendent of
Schools in Bridgeport. will be chair-
man of the meeting.
So “Backward” They
Are Without Any Vices
LONDON,—A greeting has been
brought to King George from a race
of Australian savages who are so far
behind civilization that they have no
vices. according to tho message
bearer. Jack McLaren. author of
"Wanderer.” The race is known as
the Waiulaha. and Manren discov-
ered them in the northeranst point
of Australia. which stretches toward
the islands of New Guinea.
They are veritable lotus eaters. he
says_ wearing no clothes. doing no
work. and dwelling in the opcn air.
They exist on fruit to be had for the
gathering and animals. which they
kill for sport. Their chief sent his
message as from the "King of the
black people to the King of the
white people." and it was delivered
in Buckingham Palace by McLaren.
who lid he was the first white man
the Weiulahs ever new. They be.
lievcd themselves to constitute the
whole world and were astonished to
beer that shoreswee another melts
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Norwalk Chronicler