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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 5, 1923 · page 22

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For Sale—Real Estate
“11.73,:71‘17iflif sold at once,

NT- Jul“? 1-2 on Davis St.,

" ’ PM... “5’ fair grounds).[

Sin. i'ni'lu‘lt. 0-3

s. w :1 room house, elec-
tilso large
FMS North

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’——-——.

”.1 1' whim“:
inquire

...<._w-mi lots. Marvin
V. ..-~, ”it‘ll! lots on \"in-
”if 1;. .. right. Easy terms.
M” .g or write 42 Fifth

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\uw six room house
...;w-‘n and breakfast
, .uiml just of! Greg-

liyvry modern im—

(‘31 5AM.
s’h ‘ V

' I»: i~~r‘.'ir mirage; lot
"f. -.~~ .- .iliil terms reason-
}. .- ‘ . mm.- (70. Phone 511.

' 0-6
,. -.¥ . Hume. six rooms.
"' ... im' “zitl‘r heat. clen-

min, illrnwood range;
...:l.‘ tin-l water: corner

 

. inn other lots

,. . v.1..nr. $3.750. Other
“" ' .-..1 v linusr's. l‘}. .l.
' I:.I}\'i"\\‘ avcnuc.

.‘ 0-6
m; ..m ount. of leaving:
..mlmi to sell my
‘ ' --wl iiirll‘ll‘l. l'rop-

or Zvv2.\l:.’v. House
and both.
:1” heat.
‘4 range. hot
-p'7it'(‘. «to. One-
iw-ns. fruit. shrub-
sn,mo, i‘nsh Si.-
l'lmnc days 435

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lint.

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run family house, .11
moms, lights. One
..ml lx'. Factory.
H. lynx 31'), so.

1 -.'»~
. . \ l'
H- . -", l'.

i‘nivk farm. house. all

ifll'L’" barn, fruit.
. mar trolley. Easy
.__. Mitchell. P. O. Box

3* . H 'wllll.

-»l£7.':"v0 will buy Dwel-

R {‘Itf'nls. Lot li‘Oxlao,
1‘ lili‘s walk from center.
.3.- 14, us and terms apply to
y E it link! Co.. lnc.. 5 Rail-
-' - - , Smith Norynlk. 3-0-10
~_ \af '. vlniiiding lot SOxloo on
. Norwalk to close an
mm 3 'l‘~'t‘fl Biselow care of Son-

71“

 

g.’ 0-12.
WANTED
.\\.' i‘ ‘mmx couple. posi-
m: ;, tri'iu r of privnto place.
pith. .‘ i—s in ‘I'nretnkt‘r.’ rari-
5.”qu O-R
i‘b’v ll \yortment. Four or five
rt ' . 'nrn: wntrally located.
‘ fi-Tu if
it." 'v ’mn‘ to six rooms with
i'. improvements by two
gi‘s - r» to business each day.
MM" - vlwnlrntl but not es-
1':. 3". nut lye too for from
‘I:— <- .. 'mn of Sn Norwnlk.
~x: pir'iculnrs to "II. S."
rf r-* ‘ mi t,villi.‘-:.
The Lawrence Agency
Offers
rll :00 rmli. a. neat 5 room home.
Prim: . ......... . ... $4.500

. H.000 rush. two family house.

Mn rrnt. l’rlce . . . . . . . . . . $5,000
r s: mo t‘nsh. fine residence.
Prit‘o' . ...... . . . . e - . u. ‘81500

$3 500 rash. new 2 family house.
I‘l’lf‘t' .......... ‘1‘1500

-i- 3.1mm rash, gentleman's resi-
denrv. l'rlcc . . . . . . . . . . 310:000

P 527-0 rmh. center city. 00 ft. lot.
Prim _ 3550

r 51mm rush we have two 01'
inn-n home! we can turn to you
at mmlerntc- prices.

m it is. so. wux STREET

 

 

FOR SALE

00$
‘1

'1! room house. - baths. every
"Wlt‘rn improvement, including
two heaters. Situated in extra
KWl residential section.

light room house. East Norw‘lk'
~uitnhlc for one or "70 {811111105-
l'ru-.~ 5n.‘_‘4)0,
_ 0 Ci Ct
Mi lllii‘l1tln. ANY OTHERS
CONSULT

anty e Co.
Realtors - Insurance 5

17 South Main Street
Phone 830

p—.¢

FOR SALE

‘8 rrvom bungalow, all ”BMW“
meats. Very desirable section of
In District. Price . . . . . . . . 80.000
room house. near center of First
District. Price ...... . . . . . . $0.000
or investment. A four family house
In Third District. Price . . . . $8.000

0 family house In Second District-
Pl'?!) ....... .......-..o. ‘61000

J. M. O’BRIEN

S R:ai Estate and Insurance
1'15"?” 5'!- Phone 377
~_iLTll NORWALK. CONN.

GENUINE MORFELT HATS
1“ A" the Latest Shapes and

Colors.

$2.65 to $3.50
Rialto Clothes Shop

 

 

laSSifiéd ‘ 

, A. M. WOOSTER

 

103 Washington St. So. Norwnlk

 

 

FOR SALE

FOR SALE ——- Chest of carpenter

tools: several large still
' son wre -
es. \\ . A. Reid, 8 Fitch St.. East :5):-
wnlk. Phone 117644. 0-8

FOR SALE—One black F
coat in good condition,
size. Also a parlor stove in

der. Can be seen a '
1400-2. nytime.

all over-
medium
good or-
Phone
0-6

FOR SALE—Great Bargain! Chal-
mers limousine in good

runnin
order. 3100. Inquire Tammany if
l\ihill, 123 “'ashiiigton street.

0-6

FOR SALE—Good Long Island win-

ter potatoes. 60 lbs. to bushel.
Apply T. Smith, Ron-ayton Ava.
Rowayton. Phone 1878-6.

 

LEGAL

ORDER. 01" NOTICE.

District of Norwalk, as... Probate
Court. September 28. A. D.. 1923.
\threas. written application has

been made to this Court {or the ad-

mission to probate of a. certain
written instrument as and for the
will of Florence M. “’olfe. late of

Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That said application be

heard and determined a the Pro-

bate Otlice, in Norwalk. on the 12th
day of October. 1923, at. 2:00 o'clock
forenoou: and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested therein by publishing this or-

'dcr in a. newspaper having a circula-

tion in said District, at. least five

days before said day of hearing.
HENRY \V. GREGORY,

 

 

 

O-G Judge.
FOR SALE—Maxwell tourin
_ ear
1 $00. Ford touring car, 875.8 Per: Help wantEd Female
cct running order. Gordon foot ' '
. . ~ . — - ‘\.\.\TED~(‘i
re?“m printing press. 10x15, $75. ‘ work. Smgal {farnfigfenganhogsw
which?!) ,dcsk. $10. Merrill. 47-2 nings hem... 5 and '7. Home:
. Samctz. “'ashington St, “'estport.
min S;\I.E~—-1923 Ford coup“. star— ”mm 81' 0-3
or. 325. 1020 Ford touring. star-
ter. 8160. These cum arc in first \VANTED-——Expcricnccd operators:
class condition. Phone 2153 Nor- nongd finishers. Steady he"? only;
walk after 6 p. m. “vfqutippg‘. Ii airfield Mfg. Co.,o f;
Blifinifialéhgggirgonnfifflzzl; 52:: \VANTED—Glrl to act as assistant
Phone 127 “v. ll. Luther. 0-5.- ln dental office. Experience un-

 

li‘Oll SALE—1: Domesticated mal-
lard ducks also 2 hounds. rabbit and
coon. reasonable price. :9 Glenwood
acnuc. between North Falrfleld anti
I-‘erris Avenue. 0-5.

 

lt‘nlt S.\Ll£~Nicely furnished

front room. all impi'oxemenm. pri-
vate housr. 3 minutes walk from
\Vushington St. bridge. Pohne 30115.

'ply 114 \Vashington St. above the

 

 

 

necessary. Dr. Slomnn. 102 \K'asliing—
ton street. 0-5.

“'AN'I‘I-JD—One t‘lrncr-in girl and
finishing girl on square boxes. Ap-

:. and 10 cent store. .1. Lessln and

 

Son. 3—5.
\\'A.\_"l‘l-ll')~»A girl to do light
housework. References requir-

oli. Inquire, 3 Concord street.

 

0-5.

iv‘ou mm: ~2 Registered stock-I

hulls. i llulsicin. 1 year 2 months;
old and 1 Guernsey. 1 year old. “'ilii
sell cheap. Inq. Fair Oakcs Farm.
Darltn. 0-9

 

FOR SALE—Scripps Booth Road-

ster. 1920, in good condition. good
tires. low mileage. Low price. The
Erwin M. Jennings 00.. Inc. :7 Har-
rison street. Bridgeport.

FOR RENT

TH RENT-Six room house. all im-

provements, newly Lfitt‘nl'zlil‘d. l.'-
Smiiid View Tr-rncf‘. Rt‘ffll‘r‘nm-s
desired. Phone 869. 0-8

heat. hot
510 for

 

 

 

TO RENT—Five rooms:
water. all improvements.
summr-r. $i7- for “inter. St; for
garage at. Trinity l'lm-c. “Minder
Street. “The Alden." 2592-12. Juni-
tor at Franklin School, Mr. ()‘llnru.
(3-1?-

 

im-
T.
0-5

FOR RENT—ic rooms: no
provcmcnts; $13.00 a month.

ll. (‘mity & l‘o..‘phonv‘ $30.

 

Vol: lil-INT—w'it l‘mwayton: furnish—
r-d or unfurnished; six room house.

 

bath, electric lights. Reasonable
rental to April xsv. Briggs. Roton
avenue, near trolley. l’hone Iviulni.

(LR‘
TU LET—Six rooms, all imprnvv-

ments‘. iii-wly renovated; on trolley
line. 36 Second St. East Norwalk.
Phone 3096. 0-8

 

T0 lti~2.\"l'-- Larsro furnished

suitable for one. or two gentlemen:
Every convenirunce. Apply 4 Couch
St. O-S

 

T0 RENT—3 Rooms. all improve~
monts. Phone 341-2. 0-6

FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room
for couple. All improvements: in

 

 

 

center. Phone 115'). 0-6
TO RENT-Five rooms. all im-
provements. 17 Bette Place. East
Norwalk. Phone 1186-13. 0-6
"SHOW CASES. ‘cash registers.
scales, safer. coffee grinders. all

kinds of bankrupt store fixtures.
Bridgeport Sales Co., :68 Noble ave-
nue. Bridgeport. 0-8.

 

FFOR RENT—8 Room house. st
19 Day so. all improvements. large
chicken yard. rent 360. Phone 3241

 

or. Inq. on premises. 0-9.
FOR RENT—Two lofts. steam
Desirable for offices and factory

purposes. Very reasonable rent. Ap-
ply “’rn. K. Fniklcr. Real Estate
and Insurance. 127 “'oshington St.!
So. Norwalk. 0-6

PATENTS

 

WOOSTER a. DAVIS
M. W. DAVIS:
A'i'I‘ORNEYC AT LAW '
s‘orfneriy Examiner- U. 8. Pat. Offica
1115 Main St... Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents.

 

 

 

Eva-yaw“ W3 you
Dividends inwur in-
creased sense

Scour! . And when
'8 1033 cc: ' ‘ x-, it
simply rewards . flu-
for your force-EU. .‘:§

room I

0—3 tf

HELP WANTED MALE'

\\'A NTl-In —— \V I‘ILT
l.i )UNSRL'RY
("f '.

 

L A S T 1'} R S.
liA'l‘lili‘VSON dz
0-3

 

\\'.\NTl‘ZD—ef‘nrp-‘nters. Apply 1“. D.
Johnson. 3 (‘ottuge SL. liast Nor-
wnlk. "IO-5

\\':\N'l‘ED-—.\ DISTRIBUTOR

Capable. of earning $100 to $300
nf‘r work and financially able to
take the r-xv'liisivv sales agency of
tho Oliver Oil Hus llurncr for the
city of Nm‘wnlk. l-Illii'ioncy. low
price. hacked by ironclad guarantor.
innkt-s NHIO'S His). Coal at 319.
«lust, labors. aslits, soot. all done
il\\':l}' with. Oliver Oil Gas Burner
Salve (.‘o.. Darien. Conn. 1‘. O. Box
47:1. phone in». (LS if

HELP “'ANTlCl)—Man to take care
(it two furnacmz in business dis-
trirt. \“l‘lit‘ stating salary wanted

 

to llox. "M" Sentinel. 0-6.
\\'A.\'Tiil}.Sign painter. Good let-
ttrrr and all around man. Apply

:1: once or phone New England
Sign C0,, G “‘11” St. Norwalk. Phone
3'17 1-2. ‘ 0-6

WANTED-Young man over 16 to

work in fictory. Apply H. Jacob
8-. Sons. lnc., 50 Day St.. South
Norwzilk. 0-6

HELP “'ANTED—A good boiler re-

pair man. able to do any killd of
boiler Work including retublng. Ap-
ply I. K. Policy. Monroe St.. 0-5.

MALE Ill-JLP “(ANTED—“Hunted

Bricklayer and Cement Finishers
New Gnliliu 3101c \Vorks Bidg., \Vg—
tcr St. South Norwalk. Lewis A. Mil-

 

ler Contractor. Phone 3164. 0-5.
W'ANTED—Men to work at ico busi-

ness. Apply 1“. llaln. Freight
yard. 0-5.

 

\VANTED—A boy over 16 years to
work full time or part time. notor-
ence required. Inq. Golden's Con-
fectionery Store. 51 Wnshinxton St.
0-3 tf.

 

 

TAMMAN Y & NIHILL

HAS FOR SALE

Brand new a room bungalow.
all improvements. Price $5,000.
Cash $1,200 or will’rent $50 per
month. 6 room bungalow, best
section So. Norwnlk: all improve-
ments. Price $8,500; half cash.

We have 80,000 to loan on first
mortgage in two parcel lots of
$3,000 each.

To rent. 2 stores. 8 Ind 10 Mon-
roe street. Several red] nice buys
located in all sections of the Nor-
walks.

Real Estate and Insurance

123 Washington Street

South Norwalk
Phone 3344 or 3409

 

 

 

FOR SALE

011 Van Znndt street. East Nor-
walk. opposite new 0. & K. fac-
tory. two family house of ten
rooms. some improvements. Lot
561210. Price $7,500. Term ar-

ranged.

-FOR PARTICULARS SEE
WM. F. HOYT & SON
40 So. Mn St. Phone 435
Real Estate —5 Insurance

 

 

 

Ford Suburban, 1918 . . . . . . 8150
Studebaker Roadster, 1918,
6c,l......... .......... $250
Ford Touring, starter and
winter top 8200
Star Touring, 1923 . . . . . . . . $400

 

0'
mg.“

J. M. Layton 6‘ CO
REALTORS

INSURANCE THAT INSURES |

 

phone 33 .- mtlroad Avenue

 

Durant Tgu'ing, r923 . . . . . 85:50
Dodge Touring. 1919 . . . . . . $290

 

SHUFELT BROTHERS

DURANT- & STAB DEALERS

201 Washington Street
East Nomlk Phone 3075

 

 

 

-
»_ lng
MISCELLANEOUS

CONCRETE BLOCKS
$21.00 per hundred cash. at yard.
Tokcneke Sand Pit.
BODYCOTT BROS.

Phone Dnricn 519. after 6:00 p. m.

0-16

 

 

MAHACKEMO TAXI
Open under new management.
Under Tarlov's Cigar Store
Cars for all occasions;
American drivers.
Lowest Rates Prompt Service
Phone 3320.

OLD CLOTHING WANTED—“fill
pay the hixhest price for used

clothing. Call or drop postal. Max

Berger. 145 \Vuhln‘ton street;

NAGY BROS.

Local Ind long distance trucking
of oil kinds. Pluto moving. Special
van for moving purposes. Dally trips
to New York City.

100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime.
304-14 nights.

 

 

 

Since warm wuther has actor. in-
dustrlous’ housekeepers or. of
course busy renovating their homes.
Whether you wont to dispose of
junk and old furniture or buy new
mnterill. coil or see >

H. ASH
Phone 903 .. 44 Water at

HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT
PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order
KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial may. Norwalk
Phone 3021

on. ...

 

Taoism-mini. .

 

spectively.-—-— Boys
noon, recounting the attack upon

bel McE wen,
spectively.

of Glenbrook, and

deRoman‘ces
Revealed By
Thugs’

Misleading Article Printed in Stamford N ews—
paper Causes, Harold and Earl Curtis to
Announce Their Engagement to Miss Ma-
bel McEwen and Miss Mina Marston Re.

Attack

 

Glad to Make Known

Identity of Their Fiancees

 

STAMFORD, Oct. 5.—

As a result Of a misleading newspaper article yesterday after-

Harold and Earl Curtis, of Turn-

of—River, North Stamford, the engagements are announced this
morning of the two brothers, Harold and Earl, to the Misses Ma—

Mina Marston, of Stamford, rc—

 

The announcements of the en-
gagements were, curiously enough.
the direct result of <8 newspaper
phrase in the article relating the ex-
periences of the two young' men on
their rcturn from New York early
Sunday morning. The article in
question mentioned the fact that two
young women were with the Curtis
brothers and the pertinent phrase.
out of which the (ngagtflnehtsgl‘cu’.
was as follows:

“'l‘hclr identity was not revealed."

Names Sol \\'lthhekl.

"We did not withhold the names

of the giy~ls."declarml Howard Curtis.

 

OARAGES
Portable and permanent build .
inn for every purpose. Sheet steel

or wood. Erected on your premises

.Send.for price list.

EAQLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.

 

Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH Ind ABBOTI‘
-.Successorl to.——
Norwnlk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-

TRACTOR
incorporated
onstruction and Repairs
ROODNEP. BLOCK PHONE 1096

HOUSE PAfNrfm
Paper hanging. estimates alien at
lowest price. Urge assortment of
wall paper samples. Cp-to-dsto style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK

Electric”

 

 

Phone “6 of Benton St.
Paperhnnger. Decorator and Point-
er. Largest usortment of fine-t

wall paper and palniers’ supplies in
reasonable prices. Try our famous
floor and deck ennmel which will
{five you n tine ion; wear on any
kind of floor.

ALEXANDER WHITE
15 Lowe St. Phone .1858

 

Highest price: pnld for run. pn-
oer. rubber. metal Ind scrap tron.
NOR‘VALK JUNE 00.

5‘ Wilton Ave.

Norwalk Conn.

Telephone 3113

0. H. HANKS
Telephone 801
Cobinet Making. Refinishing end
Upholstering
Picture Fume: and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order ’
1 West Ave. 80. Norwnlk, Ct.
\VALL PAPER SAM’PLES

 

 

 

 

 

MARK-OFF’S
The Home of Bargains!
School Shoes for
Boys $2.25
Girls $1.95

All sizes in Black and Tan

MARK-OFF SHOE

STORES
42 50. MAIN STREET
so. NORWALK

_
FALL SUITS

.——_.nd—_
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to $35.00

The lowest Priced Store in the
Norwnlks. .

 

ASHER GLICKSON

Clothier.
to Men and Boys

.‘IAIN ST. NOR‘VALK

OLD CARS

Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.

1310 North Avenue
Between Out: and Center 8th..
BRIDGBPORT, eon.
Phone Barnum 65m
Second-Hand Pam and Tim ta

11

 

 

 

Hatter and Fumlslicr 5

 

Flt Any Mela of Car.-

i

' The Coolest Place in Tow: :

 

‘47;
Former” N. E. Candy Shop
1080. amiss.“ senor-all!

 

tis last night to a Sl‘nlincl reporter.
“and the. New York policeman at
the booth was given our names
when we reported. the attack. 'l‘h’er
article gave a black eye to the girls
and there was every reason in the
world for their being filth liurl and
me."

"Mabel and l." Honin- ll‘Vt‘nt on.
“are engaged and so are Nina. and
Fly-l. “'9. might just as well let that
be known how. The inference of the
article yesterday afternoon was that
the, ‘women’ were of nlicstionahle
repute. Instead of that." he finished
smiling. "they‘re our iiancees.”

Girls Srl‘t‘anl

The brothers last night gave a
graphic account of their experience
and heatedly rcclifir‘d several mis-
takes in the account published yes-
icrday afternoon.

"\Ve were returning from the
City." continued Howard. "and in
the Vicinity of Hunter's Island Inn
we noticed ti. detour sign. I was
driving and I stopped to see what
the sign rend. Suddenly out of the
darkness. and on the right hand
side of my car a large touring car
drew up. I: stopped alongside of
us.

"One of the two men in the car
stepped over to our machine and
ilcaned through one of the windows
in our sedan. lie shouted:

 

"'Come out of that car or I'll
crack you on the jaw:' Then the
man poked l-errl in the nose. Earl
jumped at the man and utmost went
through the window. The girls
screamed but pulled m? brother
back into the car.

“I turned around quickly and
started for the police booth which
we passed about 200 yards down the
read. One of the men wheeled
around and threw a. jack into our
car. smashing the glass. Then a
t‘usilludc of stone and bricks were
thrown. “'0 got started down the

 

if! Hill. is mm you
Gomel'o SAVE,

AT BA LKY
“MC E

 

. ...;

 

 

your home.
hehlving?
pair und adjust it.

and night.

 

& DEAN CO.
2 Flex Hill Road

 

‘

a ...--

HE LITTLE PLUMBER In-

quires about the comfort 0.!
is your furnace mis-
If you will let us re~
it will out".
you faithfully or we'll know the
reason. Save coal morning. noon

The NASH, RAYMOND

 

m.“ .‘

Aaron Kohn’é‘
9 Railroad Avon.
euro summon“:

 

 

 

 

BATH IN G CAPS
\VATER WINGS

 

All the Popular Talcum Pow-
ders and Cold Creams.

 

 

road and I stopped the machine
where two cars were standing and
“Skid for assistance.

llold-L‘p Men. Sure
“Then the other car came along.
\\'-: had all stepped out of our “in-
chine. One of th 0 men came to-
ward us with a, knife in his hand.
He lunged at 'Earl. slashing him .
from below the ear to the jawbong.
Then the man jumped into his car
and the pair drove away. their lights
extinguished. “3: got. their number
..n-i reported it to the policeman in
the booth.

“As quick as we could we got Earl
to the Fordham Hospind when: the
wound required sixtmn stitches."

Asked what possible motive existed
for the attack. Curtis said:

“\\’tthout. question. the men were
trying to hold us up. I don't. think
lht? men were drunk because they
were too handy with their machine
and too alert.“ '

Earl Curtis will have the stitches
removed from his neck today. his
brother said. He is not in a. serious
condition.

“We just wanted to clear this busi-
ness up about the ‘women’ whose

names were not revealed," the
brothers said. “I guess when we say
now we're engaged

that that‘s
enough-isn't it?" »

 

Funeral Services
‘ For James Crosta

STAMFORD.

The, body of James 1!. Crosta.
Stsmtord boy. killed lag! Friday
when run down by an lllinols Cen-
tral express train at Blue island. on
the outskirts of Chicago. was
brought to Stamford yesterdayimii
removed to l'rltcliard's Undertaking
establishment on Bank street. Fun-
eral services were held later in the
day and the body buried at the
Springdale cemetery. Friends and
relatives of the young man attended
the ceremony.

Crosta saw service with the. reg:-
ular L’. S. Army forces during the
Mexican uprising in 1908. During
the world wnr he fought with the
)larines at llcllcau \\'00d and took

 

Oct. 5.—

part in other oftenslves. He was
»a. member of the Veterans of Beileau
Woods. 15. S. Marine Brigade, Kew
York City.

Virginia-Carolina Sells.

Virginia-Carolina. Chemical Com-
pany has sold its common and pre-
ferred holdings of American Cyani-
inid stock at a handsome prom. It
is understood the company received
between $1,500,000 and $2,000.00!)
(or approximately 125.000 shares of
common and several thousands pre-
ferred. Benjamin N. Duke. already
a. heavy holder of American Cyani-
mid stock. is the purchaSer. is the
report.

 

Well-meaning hostess to Amateur

 

 

Vocalist: "You must never tell Us
again that you can not sing. Mr.
Brown. “'e know now: ’

 

 

'safe investlnent.

 

Buy A Used/Car

Don’t harbor the idea that because
a car is not brand new it is not a

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