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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 22, 1923 · page 9

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m-Runners Now mnonwm
Th f n I 0 Sir k BUUMNEMK
Mr; ‘om ss: small towns along the coast. that is NEW FAUORY
v' - minf'l’ stirring many persons to condem-
*: '55 Long na'lon of the \‘olstcud uct.
'. mi lnwt; The boys know all the inlets. 'the The Crofllt and Knapp
‘5 l"?! :-~nt devious channels through the sbai- 0
- ‘ Erika- 4‘ low hays. and makc.excellent pilots Plant Bmstlng Red
. “"“n 0"‘r'11v‘r their elders who ere new at the
' "V m ’ game. The temptation is strong to Eatate Deals—Many
"*‘-'~ ’4' 1 a My “whiz-en. Who hes never had Changes
" '3 ‘--‘ ”A” j 31’“) of his own before. An offer of
7" 7‘ 1".“ 3 371 to A young man to take ; Visit-
’r ‘1”‘5 ~""- in: rv m r nne ,
\ wnmr :- 1 .5 24rd to resist? :gfigfr a: :36; Michael Clean and Steven Novazk
m4”. succumbs. from feming . lone of the Second distrincqt nave'purchascd
: 1 ' "'1! passenger to the rum fleet to taking " bona- and lot at "' \an ‘lant “feet
4,, _ v. a, | cg ‘ cu.) m. two or liquors ‘- but lrorn Min Sarah A. pibbed and they
,. p ,2 l . ”r: ‘ 1 4.44% and the boy 4, ‘ rum runner intend to uteri: alterationsthcre with-
5., ,4...“ T 4 gm." he knows m in h few weeks. W hen interviewed
.' .zvx ur. ”.‘ltn transient popularity of vari. by a §cnlmel reporter this morning.
.. 4. _.. ., m“ brands of Scotch and. in gen- .\lr.\.\ovack Slld that they had in
.- r. z.“ I , - “3.. the vagaries of mte in all mind either the erection of stoves or
g butvr ‘ k... z, of smuggled liquor. ere ulspurtments or both. The property is
f», 1,. 3 2. , of explnnntion ‘. sre umlopposiuz the new Crofut end knapp
4 1 Y rm“: r‘ltrm;es in the “y." of wom. construction. The new factory has
.v‘ 2.... n ‘ M s .41 “men; the first “up- given rise to much real estam dc-
' '. rr *7 ‘ n,- ‘w iif‘jr the passage of the \‘ol— “mpmflh: 0: into. Since its con}—
l rlv. 'z ‘ raw. Act was :1 quantity of Scotch ‘ mcr‘ncrrnvmr, a. .ew mOF‘hzdéo‘ 1::ch
rm r‘; .r.’ 2: \\ luv-l1 mnk i'l nme from the color}3 MW large Sized dpa.‘ 'uve .en
. ”a . .. ,. . .. m “be“ the bozties. Rum . made, Halvy Ash of) In Lent street
‘51:) -‘ wnvra brought it over in quanii-ihu purchased the Springfield Beck‘-
“"- “ "H .w. I: found In ragy market and‘ery fife and has in mind the Orv:-
... vhgl-jx M». 3 ‘2)“, "Pink and “bite" (lint - lion‘of stores and apartments. 11.0..-
i ”"T‘ ‘-'= m m: 1‘: resJ trade name) had their” :mpslun of merty square. «.13.:
latter a brand which borr- thelbbugmjhe. “Gm? O! Samuelnpbtnlg.
' ‘ ‘l‘ 5'“ '3 '1‘"le name of a. well-known Scorch , On' Ilium: ‘I‘fn" sire“; In; wind ‘lias
' ‘I 7“ "‘ ' " Maw wired into the booth-liter!1a nothing “UH“ in the r arn‘ 1:118
‘ "f! m .‘h’ ‘ - rz:.:rk~‘t and “Pink and “'hitc" be-f‘x) linxnd' s‘tor-‘s f‘Or‘l' e .troth' "1. d
‘-' Y ”'K. J"- (.1 lr‘. filo hm 'tl'lSn (1’ H}? rum " NG‘I‘ICk‘O'I“? D‘Y.I:C;l.ls“ :3 ts e'l‘llzh
" "'1‘" ‘7‘ —... >r. "gust uln’k " Now. aimastizr .1 #333 1?: $503322;ny «lollurs.
""7": 7“ arm. 3.“.ll7d is JCCr‘p'ud. all being .axe l“ A I .. , “l" 1 h".
I: Kit "" .t ~\..~ nCW. raw. lln'l unscasoncd. tiixrrlou:d,:?t Erasfnzw‘::v:t::coign
' 'V ‘ \ ““ \V ~.-n vhe smugzlmz traffic was s! l \[:nv‘en:=\—le:‘mwsr linu- hnzn bought
v.9.“ v: m. knight a trade publication print- A! ,n'h .44, WW.” “mum“...
‘ ””3“ r~-l In Article in which n town in“ | L ' H 0 ”v : J
‘ lT-vrmu‘la. was mun-’loncd as the _ _ .
‘ 2",: m‘ l'. “.u smut lhd: Scotch could be; Dr. l‘.. lxulws of 30w i‘v-oclull‘.v
‘ I{\.“.1I..lr>}| 2.01:2! there for $l" a ens-x Tm. has ru;“- «1 Han house on 6 Fort I’olnt
; 2.44.] 11.1: . hm X.:'1‘ nn indignant. vlv‘nml fromistrvet from Norris Sopshin and will
"‘1‘_"""'3 u-ntl-nc ci'izena of the place. Th~‘y.as:.m'ish .. mwllcal practice in this
""‘auufz . wvrq angry 040:. rL;~.- "343cm,“ on‘?0“n ul'fxin the month.
”" "I" “1" thel!‘ '::r country: "l": s «Llrne'l‘ . . .
fr hw‘xv‘ml .. 4" sn- 1; ”“fl new-r so":
. 1' .V- ‘ .~'- »v-. lrr 1.33 Hum Si: 1 (use;- 4‘ ;«..r- m5 Sun? 1y school leach-rs.
.. . '.v:.: u..,- 11".! m the Swellishi
:1. - . l r : Twin-lay exenml and was.
4.1,“... say «~11 .urnn-h ii. The continzion “as.
“.4 ,4 ..._‘ 3». :v. wl m lrmg 'ogethfr the parents
.. Hi. m “7“. I. -... ._ , ’ .1124 :11»: l-m‘h-S‘s lor t'lr‘her co-op-l
M l' i .. l' . l , . «l rum I'm," one.) _r4.444n an-l 113° to explnm the new
Q. . ,. _ ,,.. , ' '_ x ' V - _ .. grub-.1 system Wl‘lll‘h mzl be lllU'O~
. . - .. .. m. ‘t’ ‘ ‘ ' 3“ ”Wk“ “ ‘7‘ "3 "'- no“! soon. l'p to the present time.
. . I. ....i hid." ' l ' .us..nv p 'fi" ti KI‘T‘iA—t 1‘_ .1} 5 3.13,. 3.4.1100! ClMStES have De-tn‘
\.. I rufll:‘ .. . ‘ n . .4 , . .A;' 1., .. li.. ,.-s:«; .4... 1.; .4 ,3 34.501.41.15 to an 014135-5191“:
. n. - . _ . " " .1 '..r, WM . :xll 11c? ' 3 l m hep-nit? ihly Will be copit‘xinft—l
-' : r-i' i l “L" “1"; V" ‘2“: " r'he svrt-‘mnftf‘e grumm-‘ret'noos
,i- v JV: ‘1' ‘ " '4 ""‘ .- r H " {"7‘1- " 7' ml “'1; l» "1' the sum» Era-lord
_‘. nu u. '3 J“ ‘ 1"." ‘ 1‘ L " 3 '71--"‘.o».’ .\1v‘r the meeting. a pro-
... ._. 4: rp' "H' l‘ ‘ f' g'l'fl, was (”afoul by the b‘nchers
. ‘. .‘ .. -~.. v- " " ‘ ’3 l “u a" - “ ml “'st heartily vnjoyc-l by all pro-
' ' "I “I‘m"; 4” x. s V» iil’DAh'J.’ I.» -s .“ H l A 54,... l’.~“r-rllmerl?s were .erved.
AK. . .,_, 4 m . .-- ‘ “4"" ’7“ ‘ "r" z“ I 5 ‘ 1‘: '1‘ ~ new huge Wat-3r Link at the:
I -H~\v' 1 ‘.;' .~ \ p ' v r9” 4, 3;}. r“ ll‘." Crofut 313d KMDD D‘Jil'
. HE .. 1 -~ ' “ ‘3 ., " 7"5“_“"“ Y '9 3’ r» m \im Rant strcet u-lllbe compl~?-~‘
. "x -- ‘ ' " 4 4 ‘ ' 7" ’9" nib!" in ulnvi' 'wo weeks according to 701.
q. l - H " ‘ ii" L “ 32“ 3‘"? 'rrir‘w's who are working on it now.‘
. m ' 4 “' "“L ' ' V" "l' 3 50m" m The lw‘lt“'ll’°. wi'l accommodate 60.-
_ .. 4 I .' . .l- ' -r.r. This story.‘ m.. zayrm, of way"- and will tower
. _- :v- ~ " =~i<“-"I""-1‘t‘d m the 1', feet above the roof of the rectory.
' """" --““ g" ‘ "- L‘- ‘r'wli‘l't'll '0 DB- l: «n: be madn entirely of steel.
. . . 'r t ’ .\" *rrzv‘y F‘lv-lvrlck l-Z. “’eekg. a A ,. anfcrd' g “a «pry-ct
. l . '.\ — 11";‘IVF'! ".1: the .lufinsc would" J m SH 0 00 em
' <~ . : I? ' 1‘ .4 ' .4: 5'43‘13-4nt. which‘pnpular mailman. will enjoy o two!
‘ ‘- ‘ 5 7“” ““3"“, ‘ ' “"“L “”r" “‘3 at‘weck‘é' \ncatlon from his duties be-
. ' t g r. ' u. ‘ : 2‘ ,sl.l.tt;,;.::. 0.: m.‘ \1- 21::ir‘g On 31.11.4133,. .
w: -— u" t ‘ 82' ‘ ‘ ”0'. allow-
- '; ~ 4‘ .~‘ ;; s \Vlr‘. Sl‘ult yr r2, Lain: nf Fri-lzvport has sold
. .4 l». :‘9 u In} this .l -.;:;:m.; :mm in: m Al‘red Haws. of New York city
.' "‘1 """i i 71" ‘3’: 11‘} “3‘74 V.” {01‘ Ms rtroperty on Fort Point strwt.
.- - . r m: mv r1! gaws to.» d-;‘.n s of the “vim-h exto‘mlb from Bunny's lunch
.- .. . *m: , ept. room to Novnck's saloon. Lumber
W w t' “ ‘ ‘ "' ‘g: xm. :i'."‘.;r .-’ the 3531- has alr>~a=ly been brought in the site
”'7‘": ‘fl ‘5 "‘ r "‘ 1‘ “50‘" “3 "J“Timy ”16 for construction works. It is believed
' :- - l ln'. 2!- “51.! first Etinrti ln vtcn- illn' M: “:le “-111 ercct a guoline
’ I\ r. -."."v". u c'n h'e arm" :2 the summer sta’lon (hero.
1 r ' 1'. :' l~.'_'. Uta-~11 lie 'IDDPJI" vi .1: a New. ' . ‘
l 'l‘ 1 l uric !. q 51:.” r vthms WHY: win: pangs and \‘.';lliarn R. Kellogg have
.- iv" ‘jm 1.1;1 u I: kt‘viw.mi:e Y} .r, “lZ».l~'s"'rqcpng:y nurvhasod tno new fox
2' ._ and "For-rs" Wcrr ‘59-'11 RV Lewis. hovxnd34whivh they have greet (ulth
‘7 J ‘3' 3 li-J-‘l -"|"¥‘-‘-"71' 4’71 'L'n" I‘U‘S‘J‘I. in and which they hope to use to
' '1 'r rior“ 44.13 i Asa " ‘ 12'7“! I'l‘v’flnlal‘t in the 3"" future.
I“ .3 “mg \ Tun-Edam! Sword ‘Thwy ("aim that the hounds have
" 7‘ l‘unm- l mus than. the mviat'l', mny ' grout. aHllry and th-‘y are. ready to
‘ - -" ““' m 4.3.] were pointed out last . mulch them against anything 03 1h"!
’31 3" n:.;' t 23’ persons {chewing the trial. '1ccamy,
‘lt-r gru- was the exhibit. the state, 0 0 0
" it “:1: sun). will be acknowledging in “'lillam Gamble of First street.
.2" V U‘ a. woman.“- that a blackmail lCl‘l" 181?}ng purchased g, new Mason delivery
I‘ ' f l." rm; Iv existed. For the defense to ' ‘ruck.
“ 'fl'h.‘ “:a‘admlt ‘iue utl'ahxlt is to open the! 0 0 O
" ‘ 1 v” '3 wn’ M An HSH‘UT‘ADUGD ”NI-2 “fin-13 Ari-l Ainlworth of Cove eventu-
" ’F‘ C1} ls: ind F» for: m .l dispute between: was a \‘isiLor in Stamtord yetterday.
‘ ' w at») cottl‘e‘ieratr‘s in 'an unuccmly entcr- ° ' U
‘ mum‘s prise. Conrad P. Prey of Sesvchsvt-nue
' ,. Javy' 'r1;.: tlw‘. lnttnr line will be lol- was a business \isltor in New York
v2 r la. a 16““: 4. the 3,“... it was expected. vcxy Thursday.
””4“ Wi‘nlCunGIngizllm. a widely-known race, ' ' °
q'f’uk‘ " iruv‘k innntue and tormer private . Charlo- W'icka of Fort Point street
‘ " 1"”; d» rectne. was lav-fore the extruonlin-ghas rosimtml his position with the
' ’ ' "3 V3314“ grand :ury (hut indicted \Vardgprrflple's Trust Co. and has enfvred
"10‘ “"3 {34, WW}: and mil he placed on the ; Yhn freshman acn‘lnmic class of Yale
’ in) w‘} mtg.“ lldnll this coming week. :L’niversity.
ml tllv. ? . . 0
:1 :74 in ‘ , Miss Harriett Rcos of Seton-I
au- taf ts'reet. who wus'lnmred a. few dgys
Gus son ’ago in an eutomoblle rccident in
3 ,7... l Sumter-d is recovering slowly et her
'4' '1 1" ‘ «Continued from page one.) home. .
“ “it of cvld ~nm: has been collected . ’ ‘
.v Cliv'll‘ , again-t mp rm] squirrel showing that 13"!“an 0 Han Of SPCODd street.
- *Li lite‘ ms unpreudatmns are such on to “8 STE-”med his position with the
1- . Ixuor make it nnceseury to kccp down 13"?95 ““‘797 grocery store 0‘3 Nnfih
mes ; hll number it insectivovou- birds are Elam street. and has accept-cg 8139031-
,,A‘lm be “4",,“ to flour”)! ‘nd 1:919 thn as manger of the .3. . ect-
nr. ? out in their useful work.” .I'nsn [Poet-I7 store on Washington
'~ . nip-m ; “The late John Emoflfi'groér a; street. . . .
- r
7 to the ; .Lhd "'1 “1:33't;:;’?n:my '3“ at- The wanna"- eeemed to frightened
‘ ' 1"" do- . :ook upon it '1‘,“ u ‘pe‘r' some or the Eu! Norwalkcrs last
"m"; ack and annoy ' n 1 evening for they did not present
. ulcer their breeding haunts. I“
“ "mm . H”. seen the ”wee. the guano, the themselves_ in [rest numbers st the
5., r n do a), n! the wood “Hm punch: East Nomlg Improvement A-oclu-
\' vm‘an-i r ”F; ' vow, ind 'm,“ 19 tion bmr. The cud party in the
. ~ ,, : uy in " ":uhmfg birds to breed .21.; afternoon was well attended. There
~ aw prln- 3:3“. in your "chad, “d groves. were eleven tableswhich mans that
‘ v from kill every red squirrel thst infest-u 11 women m undo happy by first
. s-‘u .ll try the D‘IC¢-" prizes. The emu were. open and
um. A The stand Mm: the red equirrel were well pntmnlzed- The supper
: ' wigs n 4 4. ”read... throughout the enure‘ started 3.: mom was ruling}:
. . r": "1:1,,th an it is hoped mu the cute “tended. The eyenlng «ow t l-
. 'i m m t Alum-13min, ut its next eelelon. will com 150. I093 VET! Nd burn-bar
- " " ~5d-‘MK, definite notion toe-ad the ell- consideringehe lnclemeuy of the
.» ‘ v ~ ;:.m._ Initiation .1 m1. .peci. of quiz-rel. weather. Dancing was enjoyed from

‘ .., who _____._____———- lo oclock until closing time. A
. . . tor-gs attendance in W m-
" . .. "m ammo DAY. evening a: n l. the cloning night
: Jan‘s“, on Among those who left this mora- nnnetn'g will sure of 9:20 and III.
I l H ‘ . - - .vuome. in: te stten dtbe Instill; gill“. wens orchestra will pl”.

"' “n . nattthlww W“ e e e ,4
“S . ,. f4 ,iinfimg‘lgm u. x... L 1. Demo or no mam-oral. loesl m
“:4.-. 4 .._ fl.) inf”; some “M I!!! u... 1, v” «mmmemmmbner;
‘0?" .4 Q labors" sc”otm,m ”mmmffflummdluw
{‘3'} m- ,. ., , O. ,W Holly. 30s. m3. hamlets-wk
. .44'; . -.- .. . “mm“, lend street. In m «but than»

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COURSE IN RADIO—cam 18-41111!)— ,
MATIC STARTER . '

em up too uh: .
e dssb pot is us
This consists bf 3
null cylinder with
the plates sttsched to the stsrtlt
Irm- As the starter goes up. the
piston moves to. and tends to cre-
ate s mum in the cylinder. but
there is A mail adjustable leak in
one end of the cylinder. This lost
control: the speed at which the
urn moves upward.

To the right of the tutouutlc
Itarter is the “defined and over-
loed circuit brother. The three
dub squures are contacts. the cen-
ter one being connected to e move»
able urns. In the norms} position
this is down and closes the circuit
through the solenoid of the cute
mutic stsrter. The upper coutsct
is connected to the reclining m
net, which untometlcully epentu
when an overland is placed on the
motor. It comes ubout in this
way: The overloed coil to the
right of it is in series with the
ermsture of the motor sud unturn-
lv. all the current flowing through
the urnsture slro flows through
this coil. When more then s stip-
ulated snouut (35 super") no"
in thin circuit. this con being an
electronsgnet. uttrects the em of
the movable contact directly be-
low it. This cutouetlcslly nukes
contact with tbs retuintng coll and
current flow: through it end make:
it on electronsgnet snd holding
the movable urn: in place. When
this on: is in the upper position.
it breuks the circuit to the roleuoid
of the starter end this starter arm
drops down. cutting current of! the
motor. The returning srm holds the
movable contucts as long as pov-
er in on. When the min I'llch'
is dinconnectsd. tble ems drops
back to its normal position Ild if
the switch is put in. lulu. the
motor will start up toxin. It the
overload still remains on the
motor. the overload coll will trip 4
and the motor will come to I. step. '
It is then necessary to hunt for
trouble.

The resistance to the left of the
starting resistance is known I: the ;
dynamic broke resisteuee. it real

 

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:1. Holding m
1!. Overload cell. I‘M button
to start motor. The hasty
mdrwteftbesrustere. _
mmtbmtetwbflem
gelpeeddthemshonrles
e frequency 0 m
wbhbltdrlves.
Thematofcurmtmts
tbe-ohrerueture depends
monuultudeeftbecmter

dependent upon the mol-

by nouns of the rim: will come
the motor to speed up end s

er field

slow down. Briefly en increase of
reelstnlee in the motor laid will
increue the speed

crease of resistence will decrease :41" to at
the speed.
roams

While 3 low sorts! will get sig-
uuls. u bigb one gets than better.
During this time of tbe veer
you will get notions with your
telephones tbet you cuuot get

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It is

pxaile! switch to! r. m
will truce it out you will In that scum.

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(Continued from pege one.)
. -.. new-#5.; * ’
cum. (tube! to get out. Their
screens and cries for help were

Rescue Neighbor.

"In the case of our neighbors. how-
ever. Mr. end Mrs. John Robb. of
Scotland. we munged to get. them
out. In. Robb had been sanding in
the doorwuy end it we. easy to
rescue her. With the old of name
more neighbors who cunt running
to us we were eble to release the
husband and childnn. We no dil-
nculty in getting our neighbor's sis-
ter was “’nlker. however. on she had
been on the second floor in the bath
tub when the terrific shock occurred.
We found her umldst the wrecknge
unclothed. with only minor brul.
us end scratches.

Long natures kept opening in the
earth end then closing. ln Toluo
the-e fissures were urge enough
to mllow up a. coolie end his rick-
chew.

“Then came the tire. You see it
we; just noon when the worst quake
occurred and the people II! over
Yokohama. and Toklo were cocktnc
dinner. The Japuneee use little
stoves or ‘hibechi.’ which are sl-
vvays it: the center of the room. sad
they till then: with chucoel. When
the houses were shaken. tbsss
stovel turned over and um fitted
simultaneously ell over the y. The
bonus hove light. Inn-y work
uld the fires spreud rapidly. Thou-
nnds v‘re prisoned under the
fallen timber with no chance of ens
cape. By 1 o'clock the sky was so
black with smoke one could not nee
the sun. The beuutiful Japanese
cherry tree: 1nd other trees. huge
in proportions. were torn up by the
roots.

“The en rupldly uppreecbed our
bench end tho. of us who bad 0.
coped the fix‘ terrible shock—there
were 31 of us In all. took refuge In
little bstlung shocks on the further
end of the beech. These chucks bed
no strong {condemn snd cheek Ind
swayed heel and forth. but they did
not tell. The are cum secret and
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urnld the timber. .
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bathbom.We crswlcd w the
wreckage of our house sad as“
some M end I m M,“
cloth”. but I we: We as hi
the louvlnlrs of leeouemre. been

collected on budne. trip. through

"A: the end of the 4! hours. a
man from the Grand hotel in Ye-
kohama. who had escsped from tbs
ruin. a. per-ow friend of mine.
thought of us down on Sodef'y
bench. end got u cello. and paddled
down the boy from the bushes lee-

3° W urn-d out

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were W.“ "M The and be further added that he would
““3 0‘" '° ‘0 me u ‘1" ’°"' be very appreciative in hem of
hr!" Coated. wee Helen Wage of the “an“. to ‘11 those who '0“

learn or other n-mel were enter. mm
ed. The. nominstion bleak-
evety one off with
many more votes ere Added to
remiss with your-elf.
willb'eprtntedheecbi-ueef'rhe
Sentinel. until the does of the con-
test October 25. Every one of these
coupons

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contestant.

mu: will be the “ages.
contest will be brought to n clone tern vi" to Into
“filed ballot box" '
and will be under the personal su-
pervision ef the judges.
“Bettery C“ end G. J. Dlefen tn
undo non! direction 0
mfigmmn is being staged. '53“!- vbicb is new under m in

I!!! and impetus! mg- lbemlk. The signs 1711 be discri‘ but-
undid-tee. Should ‘3’ ed around the town reedlng: “sine.
cue-ties nurse. however. the decision 1910. Noni-elk in: bud s new than};
of the judges will be nbsehxbe end end “00 new pupils." The mtement
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JAPFUND
glam

W's dime for the Jup- muck. On—returning to school yester-
uees relief mad be. gone over the
top by 81.000. The total nmount re- m being painted at him because
eeived to am is “11L“.

The list of the new contributions

friends to clip then: for you. _
Remember. to the girl m. the
greeted number of vote. wl biet
given e ”I. vamlet coupe.
sddittentothbsbewulbeeccmm-
edtben‘lest ”pomgiriinlerwsl
Tethe secelul nod ”painl- girl wt
5. gives u. vein-this
w velueble for cool to the
I!” ”W" Ii!!- m
prises for the fifteen most DOW
girl. in Norwnlx. Who on they?
in?! sir! residing within

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for u ‘3,“ title. would not be offered in the

m]. usembly hull where no desks were
111' avnilnble end where seats were yery

however.

”stem

boob.

The m ”a”. .39..” g: students of the high echool will be
the Harwell Armory October 39 um celled upon by Mr. Jukob to get u
ues until
Wmueibecb who staged the mace-I- next Wednesday's assembly. He wish-
ful expo-luau. lost spring. will per 9' “I. mitt“ to reecb the general
noisily supervise the new show. .

There will be booths. specie! mm the wetter of further high echool
dc. W m he. flew York “virulent no u mm to ._
theatres end ul the lots cruetions definite point after is has groped
from the tableau wovtrd will be around incrzecuveb' for the pest few

mums:
me3a to the populuty con- cess will most probably be the any-
test. which get under wey with such come.
eblgstrttodebierewtllbegnny
features.

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WM ufternoon. qu are bold-

0f porter this morning that the boys

m muons ere being offered for the
votes. git-h.“ be nil. "but the boys. who
that on more enger for employment after

gnarnntee them Maury returns."
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k. students in rooms 27 1nd 3; sad in
11 other cl“ room lllr. Jurob .14!

“I; ing in recitution rooms is an old one
”.4." “a, or am. district of end one which has been always m
NW is eligible to cute his nine. in the high school during the pm
Wu
see asked t ere“ the rules tare!h £111.
Cbs lent 'er-
“a mcmtiq c. 0:1. PM! school term. but it seems
l'ltcbef the cm Noticed null: of ‘0 MI» wiser one than tint ofstndy-
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beneftheBighScboo!
Wmomgutcumem

inc :3 I.“ day ailing M out on
the Sound today. A voyage to bag
Island but been planned.

Prise!“ Jakob told u Sentinel re-

ef the high school have been We
in: te mm, for menoon W
but he dd be wu unnble to offer
them anything because of the fgw
butne- men who have applied for
31:. Jukob

try to seek employees through the
of his office. "Plenty of

school. have not been mommodnted
It all. 1 wish that nil local men of
enunwould camel: rue shoot em-
poyea end I'm me nut ! could

The auditorium will not be called
into nee for u study bell anymore. ac-
cordlngtoaplxnerrtngedbyur.
Jukob. who will divide the find!

this morning that proper study fed-

poorly arranged. The plea of study-

years.
Mr. Jskob was not in favor
of the plume: the beginning of the

effect on load”.
0 0

Posters. mode by various drawing
ch-ee in the city, luv. been ob-
tained by ”f. Jakob and will be used
in the ampugn for better and more

is effective us well as brief. The
propogundists for the alum st

public and he also wants to bring

yeers. His interest is strong and euc-

m debuting society will be or-
ganised next week by Hr. Jakob.
The can be: net yet been an.

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About 80 students W the
footbnll pm yesterday. Why (11an
theee people sign up for the trip
on Thursday when Menager- Paul
lama” came nround and sought.
the ounce? He got three Cultures
and made no preparation. for s.

(lemme found that great criticism

of his failure to have hired tran-
rtstion. He was not to blur-no.

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”73399-97. and M 3318.3.”7, the M director. who made s few
mummmwummmcmnmworm

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Jinx! Jones of Rochester.

'Chule. Robbir- of Wim- Fla-s

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weeks of tootbnu practice in prefi-
uuonfeettsepentnggu-ed -
mmfituflhy.“
Ccncnhul Grub:- m.
belief the: Rebuke!
infirm. win hm ms

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ported but the couch 'Cl
downuunnrnberenrlyned
8&0!”wa
are beck in tugs. Cupuin
oh
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«snowman-ne-

0-.

Rue: of Trey, Around thh
is being built the TM Tech
hpn combination. and
members of last se-oa
which Rem moot likely to
to fill some of the gaps Ind.
grnd do. use
New
Conm Leslie Bowman of JM

 

Rnlpb Chum of Bolynh.
Albert mam end Henry

of Butch. Thorn- Cenlon e! m
bury, Conn, June. Dunn of fie.-
cenOifton Bellesn of swims-u.
Mean. John K. Heather. 3!. ‘
Bridgeport. Olin. Ind With '
lv‘nnkentleld at New Tech. Is.
the men formerly out for 030'

or playing on ch- teuns. m
giving the headliners em for p‘r
tious ere flurry Goecker of Bldg.-
wced. N. L. Word fining d
Brooklyn. W'lllhrn um ‘
ledford. Vernon Beehler d m».
can. Kerry end Wine.- Clcb fl
Wellington]. Conn. mute Ralph *
We. John man If

31:... John X. 11mm. 113-. d,
There is n llkely lot of good M

n-
. a:

for snbcdtutee cane-d is been. ‘5,
the dummy in Villas!!! M‘ ‘
Arteris.H:rryW1nJeoflb€Ll.fl. ‘-
Morton Stewart of f‘reepott I. 4;;

Pettys of Depew. HANG! Jam ‘.
Selsmancn. Henry Urbnl of m
John Smucker of Huntingda. Penn. 7 ..
Kerry Dimmock of Binghmten. an =‘2 ;
Albert Sulzbgcg or Cones- M 7"
Besides these. eleven m it
out for the ecu-Id: Kelly. 1“
Kelly. Epple, Seem 0“
Young. Lloyd. Higgins. Mn;
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Friends is 9

(Continued from pege one.)

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time. Parent. communes comp“
that they receive little or W‘
for their taxes. wheres; mm at
them receive back more than tho
taxes they pay.

Mr. McMahon told of s nun w”
complained ubout his men. The
man had four children attend”
Nomlk schools.

"How much do you pay in tam"
I asked him.

”348.” he replied.

Then I told him that the city I."
4' over “a to educate each one of hi
.chlldren and therefore he was
in: over 8213-0 worth for his 3
tnxcs. He said he hadn't
of that.

“In thirty yeers.” went ,
-erahdn. “we have spent 3:
on echools end we have
about 315.000.0013 in men!
first question n new can!
‘what kind of schools
Norwalk can't dodge this

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tlen to see u n 0‘ I him: Why clan-t, all those tint intended must vote 768' on this re , .-
He took the ”yuan-“33:131.“ Minty ubmwledged. . $7931.35 to so give in the“ mes? Then tht Antiques m mmeunu‘ . 4 .4.
a.“ a,“ 1,. would I". the!!! .0 ‘3! m WI Church .. 20.60 manager would not hove bad to so and if the bond tune “no. N
“Mn of the PM 3m D. Jennings ...... g. charter n conveyance ct the lust nxk-. 'scbool Intern ‘1“ see.
U . . dent mm | 0 and ‘ “3.910," “a minute. His work “I ‘ IV.“ “' valuable as an unique .34 If '0-
;uted Sate: veael. which hopper clone] 4 _ , . . , . . . . . . . . . . 3.25 commodutioa. That should be e. leo- Mel-ion. ' ' ‘
:0. 21:33:12“ in the I“,- 3‘ 4“ Friend I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l. 8011 to thoughtle- ones the next Acting on Judge Cendee's n.“- 4';
2!: P ‘i u "neon. September L Wt Code No. 108 . . . . . . 3. time- _ ‘ tion. Chain-nun Dr. Erna Item .
e res dent Jelersoa cent u relbaf In Jennings for So. Wilton 7.50 e e e. . asked all who could help It the pen-
butandw. "lemw M ......-............ 10. Th. Athletic Association will be ing places to had their urn-t.
the men “a“ I. 0‘ UK. ,. 1‘" It. “It‘ll". “8183 .‘ organised by Messrs. Clifford sad Mn Betta and 1" Word.
mzctlve cunpnnieg gm] Mum m , , , , . , 4 , . , , . 4 _ g7, Ghee: at the latter part of next
“toy hsd leniency. Dethl'sslm.... l”. W" 0 O t
-w. x... x... ... ..,.., u. mar-cwummemmc THE PEOPLE’S ~
”80. at once. New: up so more club will be held in Rooms 2‘! sad 2! UST COMP _
refugee. g; y to ram gs 11‘4“) Mondny afternoon et 1:45. Nomina- IR AN 1 4 “.
o hung on the ver- ' clan. and election of officers will '
mt entire city m levelled to the take ’1‘“. of South Norwub. Conn. _ 4.;
all-111d nothing bug pile. of u... v . e e o - iat: the close or busine- on the mg‘ I" .
been.“ °‘ mun... M at": of who“ Alcotbell enthushsmmeeting m 1 any of September. 1328. ~
' “° timber from balm Bong Open in Winter held in the undifortum yesterday Ana- _’
1" W- 4’81?! “had the morning and. was attended by all Bills Discounted ...... 8136.1...“ .n
mm t of the mum. end are. the students of the school. Princi- Demand Lem (without , e
be re “I no tldnl n", a" y.» _ pol Jakob opened the meeting with collaterul) ... ....... 11.515... *
m is sheltered by m. m, g... The ”mood venue. home on e. brief “are. He acid in part. “Let Collateral Loon- (tizne ‘ .'
ever. there were I row brisk Inve- Pane evenue will be open e3 win- as been our team. in some. is of and dcmd) . ”.133... ;.
about five teething, mmmmummum impommtounoeelt notbeer 101151;!me guess ,
.. . Bill Taylor no 1 eetve applications be: my one in out some end do we not cure to Overdrsfts ........ an 1.
Afr-lend of mine. Bin Teflon“. “mama-“4m lee film? A sood teem '- en Funds set udd- fer
mutter: the Vex-ends of a“ Grand A should be and. to Char- amt—end only one that um up S.vmn Depositors ,, smug... a
Hotel in Ichabod. when the a" l. 8. Hints. to—the rule. and who believes in the Stock: ‘nd Securing. 4, 134.11,”
bl: quake aqua-"d. m his a” ‘8 fair end secure wuys at doing things Furniture and fixtures 6.81m fie,
on the mum; feeding ‘ will be nble h curry the none of D“. (you mm “at. 1’4”“ ‘ .
shock, m 431mm“, 9...... ... Water Department our m mt V- no w mt Due trom Bak- ma '

Banker-
L'nlted States and Ne-
uouel Bunk Notes . . .

“73‘

Cheeks. Cash items and
Exchenges

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