Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 24, 1920 · page 7

 

 

 

.wms, To to, rot sale, mm Pilate-dam puns. lino-Hum “my;

- LASSIFED ADVERTISEME

‘ ' ' - ..;x _ 7...»: 1
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 500 per lune, 3 times $1. Gaps Double Prick

 

 

 

 

“'ANTED

Operators. f i nisher s.

 

nressers on infants and
children’s 200d
positions offered to com-
petent hands. Learners.
Apoly— .

coats :

also taken.

LOUIS GREENBERG
8; BROS. Inc..

llcpot PL. East Norwafit

 

FOR SALE

[FOR SALE—A rowboat in good con-
dition. Inquire at 53 Fort street or
phone 875-3.

FOR SALE—~Ford touring our in good
order good reason for selling. Phone
4384-5. D. G. L'Hommedieu, Rowayton.

FOR SALE—6 room house, all modern
improvements, good location, call
after 7:30 pm. 74 “‘oodward Ave.

FOR SALE-431811 for Wednesday;
Fresh mackerel and Boneta, 16c lb;

 

 

Channel bass, 12 1-2c lb; Fresh Had’

TIPS TO nurses or ”New“

—‘ _

4. .When contented“ W at
real estate
Liwould you know all the faults of a

property, he should WE in tea.

“m ho thinks the war to cut
. '1 buyer or
the prices is to “knock" the M'mi
something yet to hell.

I Too many movie are loohhg for
houses and lands for the mere plou-
‘ure of looking—eel: any Wt it thaw
.isn't so.

'old‘ It is a good idea to settle with"ma'
Flake just what you want to buy before tuit-
'o.'mg a ride with the representative of

lsome ohice. fie don’t want to get

'into any family ms. ”

There is a man “at large

 
 

names stances

H. W. FISKE, Vocal Instructor,
Italian method; teacher of
O'Hara; private lessons at Studio,
6 Stevens SL, Phone 555%, Corner

Franklin Ave, City.

 

who sav-

. 'above‘ the said commission to do it.
full) given for all work. Phone 2311' A quite common method of deter
CARRIGAN .& FLYNN. local and loll mining the value of a house and lot is
distance trucking of all kinds. (Jaco-I “we; the owner's price, and slash it.
Leary d: Co., Phone 1577. House phone He who examines about fifty “31.

 

 

Place, Phone 1152-3.

FOR SALE—Ford touring car, self
starter, used short time. Price $300.
cash. P. L. Miller, 23 Putnam Ave.

‘rou SALE—Choice buildin lots on
Lowndes avenue, between \ ’oodward
avenue and the bay; all improvements.
electric light. as and sewer. Inquire

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘Eiil Woman to board and take

 

 

, l .1 (-hiltl by the week. Phone

4. ' t (nil 237) Lincoln Ave.
\: ”:1, An elderly woman [9 keep
~ mt two men or eta. from
.. 2:. m 6 pm, Address orlnan,

<.l“li St._ South Norwalk.
kltow bout, not over 10~tt.
m) price and COIldlllOI'l. C.
. Sentinel.

 

 

 

 

-,.l « Electricians for house
. oitht-r whole or spare time.
i. :mwulllty. Address Jennings,
' - St, So. Norwalk or phone

 

3 A TO RENT~Either a small
. .. Slt‘anl~h€ated flat. or four
..:ltlll'nishctl roonls. V. J. Ben-
'..~:lln: Sentinel Office.

 

llov for drug store, must
. n or over. [till 01' part. Lune
.nr porter. Apply Stlllson-
l ~l :r,

 

First class Cllauflt-lir to
mink wagon; steady work and
w the right party. inquire

‘ U11 (’0.

.3» W;l‘:<-llmzln
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for
South Norw

Kara e.
k

-.\;. . 70:3,.

\-. ‘ ...‘3l Experienced Hotel cham-
l twilite), $40 a month and
lpplv Housekeeper, Royal

L ‘, Norwulk.

 

 

. r.“ ~Htmse or five rooms with

illlllz‘twcmunts anvwhere by

:‘ulllily by Oct. 1st. House pre—
l = XYZ, cure eSntinel.

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U Assistant cutter at new
wart luctory. Louis Greenberg

. Depot Place. East Norwalk.

-‘l ’10 RENT—3 or 4 furnish-

. » ms with improvements, by

, lllquire (TB. care Sentinel.

V. .fl _,, Expectional opportunity

‘ first-class bookkeeper.

n: 'nllllllunications to the Senti—

n . giving references, experien-
t. . millily expected. Box. X.

RELIEVE YOUR GOLD
By retina

Baxter's Couz‘h Sync

r H. BAXTER. Drunk!

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

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STREET, 10:30 a. m.—«Rall-
. sum-s were the strongest feat-
u. :-- the opening of today’s Stock
' ‘ New York Central rose 1
Heading 3-4 and the leading
.umrinentals, Chicago & North-
v t- m. St. Paul Preferred. Baltimore
"4 ".w' and New Haven averaged
nl’ half a point. Equipments,
».; specialties and several promi-
. Nils also improved, American Car
.9. .4 1 1—2, Bosch Magneto 1 and
"\ililn and Pan American Petrol-
~ Kalning large fractions.“ Vana‘
": l'l, Royal Dutch and International
l'-:u-x- leatured the backward issues.
WALL STREET, Noon—Buying 01‘
wt. Ilareastfi during the momms-
‘: tlaru was an unusual demand for ‘St.
? wig and Sap Francisco Adjustment
and Income Bonds. In other quarters.
however, prices receded, steels, oils.
motors and shippings denoting further
pressure with coppers. sugars and
1.bnccos. British and French Ex-
: hange _was weak, The money market

-,'.'9«~.:i:

1. n»: unchanged, call loans opening
:zurl renewing at 7 per cent.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.—-Rails

« r'lllnued to lead the market durins
‘t: li<tless noon hour. Oils were the
( inter ‘of- another selling movement,
l- .,-..-ypr, Royal Dutch losing 3 1)an
5' wls and equipments were heavy.

 

BLONDE, BBUNETTE AND
PLUMP WIDOW FAILED “I“
it'iSHINGTON. Aug. 24.—-In his
.vlllPDl of 08min umdltmfll
Puree, recently defeated for the
mm‘ralic nomination in the tenth
wuri district says:
"Hr-zllst 1.—-Postago on 25 letters
I '~ to influential men in my district.
7'" 4 that i
’ 1:.»«5 of the people and the mercy
'v'vl to elect me. Both Mod. 59

gust l.~—-Fhot0§fflph 0‘ my '
:vwnlbles Jel’s partner. In“:

't:;.'ll.<t 3.—Another
r -.-.~.' 20 a charming brat“
=‘ my cards, 35 centl.‘
"’lst 2.~For her work and
> among her many I,
l=. a pair of am 10!?
plump widow—4M l

>: lllis- the better—amour
g ’2‘?

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3 you fill.” less W

K. L. Prentiss, Voodward Ave.

FOR SALE—One duck boat, in good
condition; reasonable;. 10 lost St.,
0r phone 842-5.

FOR SALE—~0ne Ford touring car,

1915. rice, $260. One Ford touring
car. ’191 . price $275; one Ford road-
ster, 1918, demountable rims, $350.
.Call at 5 Westport Ave, or 216602
after 5 pm.

FOR SALE—Bed and springs, 2 Os-
termour mattresses 1 ch Eonier, 1 bed
couch: also other articles, all in good
condition. P. L.
Avenue.

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—House and garage. Some
improvements. 16 Lawrnce SL, So.
Norwalk.

FOR SALE~A few desirable houses
6 rooms, ham, electric light, gas,
furnace. range; good location; moder-
ate price. Address Box 625, South
Norwalk.

FOR SALE—Strictly modern home, 6
rooms and bath; beautiful hard
wood finish; price right it sold at
onfe; no agents. Inquire 123 Senti-
ne .

FOR SALEMPony and harness. Ap-
ply at E. O'Connor‘s stable.

 

 

 

 

ron SALE—4 Iii-foot dory in fine con-
dltion, good order, for either en-
gine or' tender. Wlll sell cheap. Cpll

South Norwalk. Conn.

FOR SALE—oAttructive well
house at No. 25 St. John St.. E. )1.
Seven rooms. laundry, bath with mod-
em umprovements. Lot 45:150. For
particulars, terms, etc.. inquire Annie
D. Camp, executrix. 27 St. John St.,
East Norwalk, Conn.

FOR SALE—One Maxwell touring
car, in A. 1. condition. 0 ly run

gt’woc miles. Inquire, 171 South Main
.. V.i y.

FOR SALE—Board and rooming house
must be sold at once. No reason-
able omer refused. for soil-

ing, party leaving u'ty. Riggt in

built

the art of Stamford. J. in. endt,
145 .lain St., Stamford; Conn.
FOR SAL — ' -
on; Ste-Earl? . do? 3*
. o e x tm
Namath use “ °' 0°" “3:
FOR SALE—Dwelling, 10 rooms, with
fire places, toilet. as, city wa-
ter and sewer conne . ; also ga-
e: lot. 80x140 feet; well located:
0. 195 East Ave, East Nmnlk. Price
$6,800 a bargain. Mao a two family
house, slate roof toilet.
range, boiler, gas. d water, sewer
onnections. No. 21 11%“ St; South
Norwaik. Price $4,500. at mailers
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main 8 will:

Realm .

 

THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST (—10.1

SOUTH 103W“ 00".

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a.

LOOKING am no. -r
m ‘

for the first time many am.
is surprised to find himself so
much ahead. He has bought
everything he really needed,
yet has more money ahead than
he ever had when he kept his
own cash. The reason is easi-
ly ekainOd. '

An Account it I'hil Bank

ends to shop mammoth.» isn’t
. nee-wri- ' Am will draw a
6 dollar out of his pocket much
' u check $0! it. um; 101'

 

 
 
 
 
 

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dock, 12 1-2c. 1st Wagon me. __ ‘ .. out pieces of re?!m§$‘fo mm" ‘21:.
FOR SALE—One parlor set; two 011“ and after Augulstb lst, the 3033331123: trams o
. d: sears; one dining w 3:365. I11 0 locate A1 _ '

reggdsiélblé‘é‘il ln‘l'lrst class condition. Mechanic street. Norwaun gtaphenl 10“ can “mamas b”; What ”at
Apply 74 Lexington Avenue. . ’- Kerekes. "”2; With nery'eaa‘angtgfi leilow who
‘ . . 1 - . .. - .. . - ways praise ‘

, J ._ . . 15; RICHARD new 5 Union 8 t
lif‘easiifi Tfiifilfifilét‘élinffififieger- his sheath. serufieéfrmshsl :23 ”w" °
, at 113, ust ht for s breed. .' . ' in down.
1:12 rgall {liter o'clock, 1 Betts to. sheriff‘s??? J; “t ‘ Prices ”8' no doubt, com 3

Miller, 23 Putnam-ll

Edward H. .Miller. South 3rd Street,‘
. l flee Old “'63“ Cigar Co.

 

 

 

'But when. this side of the Judgment!
WALL PAP

D PAINT , . —? ' to bet has yet been iound
The Buckaroo“ fé‘Nl-Ihplts new. ‘ 11“” “1‘0 p p ,
Just received ten thoncan roll: at“) te - _ ience is tot
"I“ Paper. Latest designs and coloring; A most distressful 63997
with pressed borders. You know thong“ <eller and buyer a flock of chick-
wnll pa :- advances in price like evolv- ‘ ”
thing 6 . But bolero going come platens apart. th Ki 9
“'0 Old 96' high prices I wish you would} Not a, few people would ra er v

look over my stock first end cove {run ‘ e airs than to do
:5 to so per cent. Estimates cheerfully'tmn‘l’fifiglgffegoiof £250-

v 1 . 5
3! en on paper and panting Paint and . He who seeks a faultless proper-

Mper now and’ save money“ ' '
arty don’t. want a home this side at Jor-
l

A warm:
3rLowo Street. ‘ Tel. 21 n l
o...

d
1 rue NORWALKS’ ecccrmc co. J
ELECTRICAL couraacrom
Telephone 950

 

‘3 home is changes and repairs. W
5 “There is no place like 293% !
uh “I18 when husband and wife‘are con 1 ‘1
“GE’ELL‘LR iAyo. "58:; 5,35,:Wuy engaged in correcting and chastin
Ray Waring, Mgr, sing each other,

I

- l‘ d hereabouts in
«am for Us and Weft! wire for YOU” The aborigines we But, it an

 

 

 

 

skins and upon bivalves.
, jpears that we shall be lucky if We
GURBL 'G- Kmte lawn r01"!!!- ghave our own skins in which to dwell,
“fro stile tar “6 h {to say nothing of clams and mussels.
ital? Sunni! £50.. flgfifler 5353533 Most people have become“: wlse as
113' to recognize the "knocker neighbor,
' :and to go contrary to his advice.
LOST. ‘ A woman found fault with an agent
LOST D t bl . d tire ,the other day ibanshee he sold her
~ Pmoun a e rlm an , l' "to u C .01
near I{0t0n Paint a “'96k 3.80 Sunqprgper‘: “'99,?5 back these came "1‘0
dav Reward Phone 1546 Stamford ' f9 " '
P O Box 29“? Staml'ord ’ ' an office a man who wanted to pur-
. ' fl' ' ,chlse a farm. But. he could not act1
LOST—Baby bonnet. white with plnkfin the matter until his wife was suit!
ribbon.

8- Altman mme inside..cd, and her gramlfathvr, of ninety‘

Thursday near Ddrlon Road House‘wintern who w,“ unable to come UP-

0 . . l ' ' ‘

Phone 1.193. Reward. ,had pronounced it “m" I h d t

I! There is no class of peope t at e-f

TO T ,9 light in giving people “joy rides? asl

ran RENT-11 room house with allimuch as the real estate 859“} 3““.

improvements. inquire 56 W'iniield,they like a little of the joy them-2
St. George Finch. selves.

TO I ET F m l l I Let everybody join in “There's No;
4 ~v rant. 0 cc former y occup u . H In and th in
9d ”3' J. R. Taylor. Attorney—at-Law.‘m‘°e Like °“‘° 9“ 5" the

For further particulars, inquire at of- home.
MR’LANES REACH HOME.

HOME. Amok... Aux. 24.-—The four

 

 

 

 

 

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TO LET——Two front rooms over

We: We our. “2- .. .
an as mg on . tn) or o - r lr lanes fl, air 1‘0"
lice. Rent $20.00. For further partl-‘hmgh sift? 1:0 IlL'ome arrived here
cuars. Inquire oflice Old Well Cigari‘ R. b Alaska “3 5.30 o'clock
Co., or John Neugahour on premises. ,from n y. ‘ . ’ ‘l _

' . .yesterday afternoon. The actual . y_.
FOR RENTv—STORAGB SPAL‘Ejlng time from New 10th, was 5;»
household furniture. leper-ate roo'mghours, the return trip to hew You

Semi-lire proof building. Hubbell 0011 will be made In a fewdays. l

5 Storage Co.,,Inc, S Luck, Conn. “T“- ATE. ,
rel. Westbort. 29¢. a? MRS. wanna u?

 

TRING. ENG.. Aug. 24.—-—Mrs. Hum-
phrey “’ard. the novelist who did
here recently has left estate ruined
at £11,306. !

 

Last Friday evening, at the regular
meeting of Lincoln Council, No. 4, O.
U. A. M.. final arrangements were
made for the old fashioned basket pic-
nlc and outing, to be given by the
D. U. A, 'M,, at Compo Beach. West-'
port, Conn, next Sunday, Aug. 29th.

All members, and their families and
friends are requested to be prosent.

Trolleys or autos will leave RIH-‘
road avenue at 9:30 a. in. stopping at:
Norwalk for Norwalk members and‘
their friends.
Dont forget to be there and enjoy,
one of the biggest day's outings ever
givenby the O. U. A. I. of Connecti-

 

 

The Norwaik Poultry Association
w~lll hold I. meeting this evening at:
the home of Oscar Schultae. Weak:
port avem‘e. All members are re-

quested to attend.

 

This evening at Com'nity Hall, Van
Zandt street. East, Nor-walk. a recep-i
"on will be tendered to Ir. and Mn:
George E. Thompson, and daughter»
Miss Judith Thompson, who wzlt
leave on September lot. for Britain!
there to make their permanent home,
The reception Is to to wandered them

cut State. by all their

Stamford, New Cannon. Danblry, friends are mama! to mend.
Bridgeport and Norwalk Council: will . l
attend.

LUCEBNE. Aug. 24.—-—Prembr Lloyd
George, replying to a question of
newspaper correspondents. said yes-
terday he considered President Wil-

 

PROFITABLE mvce‘maur

 

There was once a noble college

my '
Woman
ROCKWfi, Aug. L—M re. '8”.
Copeland- criterion: c1811”
has been
man farm with. when road, in Veil
no for a
a its...
my“
00 m

honest of hu' scum“

f . . but the candy trade he

mm. A. KNOR, Bell Island. Con~ Tobin a as. city_ 1 gem-M My the dry edict t ,
tractl. Painter. ,om , ed an 333““ ”mm”?°“fi ”7 $329“ lifeboat 29 people is dilutes m m. all. m t _

Interior crating. Eitlmntes chubzpurchase, but it cos in: . larval;- , “The eory flu. men mama to

[Taylor will keep his nam

One of the interesting things aboutzof

,ing Company or

llf for the sake of the eyes alone, aw“! be heard

‘11 ten closely connected with magic and,
many friends and ‘ l ignorant 1. i

 

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From Veenon iv" \

stoollficdrtbew m...

Wand: “(detergent

lune, disappeared Saturday

M. 7 o'cloa. Up to local

0f hr had been hand. a is
hfi'

 

Shah-Math. for

the
kiosaidshoi

had drum
greater proportionate profits out of

the use of alcohol have become‘candy
eater-a dines the-advent of prohibition
is hood entirely open wrong premises,
and is not " he wrote. "More
candy is being consumed because the
people have more money to spend.
not clone for candy. but for everv-
thing else that they wut that adds “to
their comfort or pleasure."

J
«canine ON THE
FREIGHT RATE RAISE

“’ASHINGTON. .Aug. 24.—Exer~
cising authority over intrastate rates
granted by the transportation act, the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day ordered hearings at Chic-£0. on
Sept. 8, on the application of Illinois
railroad! to lam their Intrastate
freight and passenger rates In con’
formlty with the increases in inter—
state Irate-s recently allowed by the
commission.

The Illionis state commission re-

fused to grant m ,
unissued capital stock is authorized crease in mum; ”2:3me :1.

a certificate tiled with the secretary the mud- and

til the state yesterday by the Mercan- only 33 1-3 percent. ln freight rates
Que thug); of the Americas, Inc, of as against the M) percent. requested
._t .m or , the total outstanding capital The commission is expected to

s ock thereby becoming 68,000 shares. tervene in other Itates where the op-

The 818.000 shares have a v '
par \a he of licatlo '
$1,800,000. The amount paid th‘erfon yused. 11 Of the roads hate been re-

ls $3,420,000, of which 1.800 - -
resents paid up capital .stoclt‘.§d 1:1”-
620.000 constitutes paid up surplus. '

An organization certificate was filed
by the C. Blcltard & Sons Company of
Bridgeport. Warner Photograph-
Hartford filed a diaso-

BABY NAKED AFTER
SOUVENIR TAYLOR
Possibly with the hope that future
Connecticut republicans and their
doings might be made known or all
men in the same measure as prevent
today because of the vocation of Mi—
llam H. (Souvenir) Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 3. Montgomery of Queen
decided, when a nine-pound son was
born to them last Sunday mo ,
that his give. appellation; should be
William Taylor. Mr. Montgomery Is a
newspaper man, and the lusty voice 0:
the heir indicated that he too, is not
Inclined to shyness. Mr. Taylor ls
much prouder of the fact than If it was
a cigar, racehorse, or Pullman our. Mr.
esake well
gs and buttons, ant’
mory is kept green. '

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CORPORATION PAPERS.
The issue at 18.000 shares of hither.

 

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WATERWRY JITNIV

_ ORDINANCE
ll ATBRBURY, ' Au]. 24.——Counsel

for the local “toes/men's association
have returned trom Willmnue. where
they conferred with Judge George E.
. man. of the Superior court. No
immediate injunction against the
gyro he; mney ordinance was ask
‘ or, asmuch .5 went had
23¢”ng 1311; city odiclais that
o eymen we
made until the courts had pegged g;
the validity of the ordinance.

Judge Hinman W to hem- the
application for an injunction at Limb.
field W morning at 10 o’clock.
Counsel for the city and the jitney-
men will make their arguments for

fieuainm the ordinance at that1

lution certificate

~

M
DO YOUR EYES TROUBLE YOU?

 

Dr. Bruce. in Good Housekee
says that the proper care of the 3:;
means much more than avoidance or
fwgk..IMinz..Uiog5ol made for the
the preventable causes of eye—strain
on which emphasis is chhflymd
rightly—laid In textbooks relating to
the hygiene of the eye. It is '7 not
enough to rest the eyes frequently
when using them for reading, sewing.
or other near-range. work. It is not
enought to secure good Illumination.
adopt a correct reading position, etc.
The teeth must be kept well cleaned
for tine good of the eyes as well as!" the New London “3‘ VVindh-m.
for ther own good. it being well “.Iountyi’uhlle 8W” Association, and
lablisbed that dental abscensses smith”.A"t°m°m‘e Jitney Driver's A550‘
a sequel to dental decay. and that a elation of Waterbury applied here to
clean tooth surface seldom decaysludge George ‘51 mum, 0*" "16 5“-
The whole mouth. for that matter,'pefi0r Court. for temporary injunc-
should be kept no club as mimeltions against enforcement in Norwich
by the use of simple month 'uhPSI1and in Waterbury of local ordinances
Any tendency to attacks of tonsllitis. regulaiing jltneys. The petition apply-
colds, or pain in forehead or cheeks ing 1° “'0 arrests 01 six drivers in
with or without swellings should thonrich for parking cars in restrict-
a signal for . visit to an eye nose ed areas will be heard in Hartford on
and throat specialist. And autism—”tho 27th. find the Waterbury petition
at Litchfleld tomorrow.
physician should be consulted it m' Jude: Elma h sitting at Hartford
digestion and constipation are petals-..my- ‘
tent. Slight dietetic changes, may;
be all that are necessary to secure; HUNTING muons WITH DOGS. 3
freedom from possibly serious eye: BERLIN. Aug, 24.—Burglars and!
trouble and, to improve the health in holdup men who have been doing a
general. .thriving business in all sections of the

._..___ .metropolis now are belng hunted by
FAILED-T0 LIVE UP TO NAME.

leaned: of polio. with don.
, One hundred police olflcerl Ind for-
Albert means ‘filohiy bright. illus-‘ty-two plalnclothesmen with twenty—

trious." a signification that did not six dogs raided 3 curve at Friedrich-
nlwnys fit its owner. The name is shain, which was suspected of being
found more frequently in German the retreat of criminal elm-en“.
than in other histories. 'I‘here’wufi‘hree hundred aspects were rounded
an Albert the Great away back in them ln less than an hour and loaded
thirteenth century. a Suntan noble- into motor trucks. There was a wild
man..bishop of Rail-hon. who was so scramble through the pnrk shrubbery
unusually leaned for his time that who. 1h ”no. arm-d, but the dogs
were loosed promptly and toned the
hint at bob: hiding places of the men.
necromancy. Mg the same cent- m
ury there was Alba-Loin of Emperor REORGANIZINB PERU'S NAVY.
Rudolph vou Mrs. who made NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-—-!"onr Unit
him duke of Austria had at the same ed States We! filo-re will sail tol-
time cordially hated by Its peopleflfgrn tomorrow to take elude of the

JITNEY CA8“ WING U'.
WIIJLIMANTIC, Aug. 24.-—C0unsel

 

 

In Advance of -

l “splendidly!

. state were on the
Hum Hovoy, the state champion, B. P.

‘4" Good: called or mama.

man. says Harvey's Weekly, who was
noted for the profusion with which
he spent. wasted and lost money in
everything he did. and win) W U
the practice for some years in bus-
.lneae AftOnhelelt bk Alma later.
He disappeared for a law years, and
when found again he won working on
n firm. A friend asked how he was
setting on, and he replied with enthu-

 

Top wave of pros-
perlty!” .
. “But. man. you dcn’t moon that
you're making money on P's hm?”
“on. no!’ I never expect tomato
any money. But I’m losing it slower
than I ever did before!"
STATE GOLF FALL TWRNAMINT.
NEW HAVEN. Au.'24.—Golfers-to
the number of 125 teed»! today in the
one—day infliction state golf fall tour-
nament-at Race Brook country Club.
Most of the well-knowu player- of the
list, including

and P. 5.
4' I

Merriman, F. Minfl‘.

White.

B.

cameraman
It is our business MCI-all
'CarpdsudRunandbyhandt
Pmcessto restore that-clues.

 

‘ soldiers who are crooning. the front-

ence. The premier added that he had ,
no wish or intention of mixing into
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the sane comment concerning Frame
when he was asked about the, recog-
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