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SOLVENT NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK.
PROBATE COURT.
A. 0.. 13:4.
Estate of Albert Phil). into of Nor-
walk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probete for the Dh-
trict of Noni-nix. huh limited and
ellowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their chime/for
settlement Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly nt-
tested. within said time. will be do.
barred a. recoyery. All persons in-
debted to sold Estate are request-
ed to rnslte immediete pennant to
KATHARINA PAN.
, Executrix.
SOLVE.“ NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. January :1.
A. D.. 1924.
. Estste of Edith H. Powell. late of
Norwellt in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
the date
hereof for the creditors of said es-
tate to exhibit their calms for set-
tlemcnt. Those who neglect to pro-
sent their accounts. properly at-
tested. within said time. will be an-
buried a. recovery. All persons In-
debted to said estate are requested
to unite immediate payment ,to
‘THOMAB H. POWELL.
Executor.
ORDER 10 m ACCOUNT
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS.
PROBATE COURT. Jenunry :1.
A. I).. 1924.
Estate of George C. Stillson. late
of Sci-walk. in said district. sn—
ceased.
Ordered. That the trustee under
the will of said deceased exhibit her
sccount to this court for admst-
ment. at the Poriute office in Nor-
walk. on the 20th any of January
1924. at " o’clock afternoon: and
that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. the
trustee will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district. at least
five days before said 29th «in: of
anuary. 1924,
HENRY W’.
as.
Jenunry 13.
GREGORY.
Judge.
ANNOUNCED!!!
swayed. lat. Pound
FUR LIKED GLOVE—Lost on
“'uhington street. Finder please
return to Sentinel office. F. K.
Keller.
MAN'S BLACK GLOVE -— Right
hsnd driving glove. Lost Saturday
night. Reward. Phone 1533.
SHEPARD DOG—Brown. Addre-
on collar. 54 Highland Ava nag.
Bridgeport License No. 4tflx.
Return to Jenifer, :3 Ann St. eet.
So. Nam-mun Renard.
AUTOHOTNE
Automobiles For Sale
BUICK FOUR COUPE—Just paint—
ed. in good mechsnicel condition.
About one your old. Price very
reuonsbie. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. Inc.. :7 Harrison St.
bridgeport. Ct. .
CHEVROLET SEDAN l 32.8”
had the very best of care. Cphol~
stery like new. A nice little lighr
oer at n low price. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co., Inc.. 27 Harrison
St... Bridgeport. Ct.
CHEVROLET—Touring Bob! grand
model. 1919. A-l condition. with
good rubber. Fully equipped
Must sel let once. Westerling. :5
Eu: Avenue. Nomlk.
FORD TRUCK. one ton. good condi— '
tion. Price 8100. Ernest Britta.
5 Pitch street. East Norwalir.
10
l!
DODGE SEDAN—Excellent condi-
tion. reasonable price. Inquire or
phone 2863-: or write Box C. Sen-
tinel Office.
DODGE —- 1923 Station “'ng'on:
Dodge. 19:: Sedan: Dodge. 1919
screen: Buick. 1921 touring (T-
'pus.) smtton Bliss Co.. 14
West Ave.. 23th 278:.
ESSEX TOURING—Demonstrator.
in very nice shape. This sntomo-
bile is ready to take the road at
once end is priced right. The Er-
win M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. :7 Ha:-
rison at. BrianOrt. Ct.
FORD SEDAN int-For sale im-
whgdy. Reason for coining an
inning town Wednesday. Call 18
Lowe Street or PM!“ “7‘-
Rum—4 pessenger. Looks
F like new. In good condition. Come
in nod buy it. The Erwin M.
1m Co- 15.3.. :7 Harrison
St. moon- Ct— -
cam—Lets model.
8%”?me "Id 1" be“
mam3 Now in the time to buy
this ”imbue. while the price!
m w, The m M. Jennings
Co. Inc. :1 m 52-. 811486-
MCI-
Astouobuu For Sole II‘
WE WILL ACCEPT—Fords as Plrt
paymenMOr any outmobile in
our stock. Come in and talk it
over. The Erwin M. Jennings Co..
Inc.. 27 Harrison St., Bridgeport.
Ct. ‘
SED CABS—r
STAR TOURING, 19:3. szsu.
STAR SEDAN. 1923. $450.
nomrr SEDAN. 1923. DEMON
STRATOR. 31250.
TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED.
SHUFELT BROTHERS
STAR & DURANT DEALERS
201 WASFi‘Ing'l‘ON STREET,
E. NORWALK PHONE 3474
Motorcycles end Bicycles 1!:
HARLEY DAVIDSON-Motorcycle
model 61. late 23. police motor.
Price $250 cash. Phone 1195-6.
Ranking—Service Stations to
FORD REPAIRING—By experts
Liveand dead storage for all but.
leriel- Edward J. O'Brien, 8 “Feb-
ster 8L. So. Nor-Walk.
fulcrum-'3 SHOP—And service sca-
tion for garages. Oils end gaso-
line. Charles A. Kolligian. So
Norwslk. Phone 915. Home tele-
phone. 1319:.
O'BRIES GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. P‘e 2532.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
13
MOVING E'IC'I‘ITILE equipment set
up and furnished for any kin-d of
lodge. schoal and church affairs
for one night or more. Fred Brit-
ten. :18 East .11» 9, East Nor-
walk.
Building and Contracting I!
EXCAV’AI‘ING
six two-family houses gust com~
pleted. belonging to Giibert S.
Bennett 03.. Grcrgntown. Conn.
also two-family ‘ use of the
former Miss Jennie Policy. Spain:
MAS.) N—-— For the
street. just bewn completed by
contractor. Henry l-‘abrzz . ll
Snowden Ava. 30. Xenon“;
Moving. Trucking. Storsge 23
NAGY BROS—Local and long dis—
tance trucking of all kinds. Piano
moving. Special can for moving
purposes. Daily trips to Sew York
City. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 313
daytime. 30‘.” nights.
Repairing and Refinishing so
UPI-{OLSTERING—And cabinet ma.-
king. Pictures end mirrors
frnmed. High grsde work A
Bergstrom. New I. O. U. P Build-
ing. So. Norwaik.
Bcpoiring and Refinishing
CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING—
First class. highest grade :tCe re.
pairing done promptly whzie you
wait. Latest machine used. Low-
est prices for quality work lone.
2,
;
The answer is:
betieally arranged.
are seeking.
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Ofi‘eringmAnd Answering—
A Problem; In Arithmetic
What is the diflerence between
.“I need"
and-
“I have"
The A-B—C Classified Section F / _
You don’t have to be a mathematician to
figure that out. All you hays to do is to turn
to The Sentinel’s A-B-C inflamed Section and
receive an object lesson inhaling wishing to
owning. This section is composed of. innumer-
able little ofiers whose sole purpose is to put I
the things you have set your heart upon with _ l
in easy tench of your purse. A
And to make “having” doubly easy. all
these 03ers are both numerically and alpha-
Tlie -A-B-C and 1‘2—3,
"guides” take you straight to the things you“
Give daily attention to the section which ;
makes it so easy to say “I have” ,
“I need”!
The A-B-C Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity _
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instead of
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EMPLOYMENT
MECHANDISE
Situations Wanted—Mole a7
Musical Jim-ck muse
CARPENTER. JOBBING—Ry com-
petent man. All work guamn'ecd
Phone 2155-12.
LIVE STOCK
PlANO—310d playing
.‘dshognny case- Well knowr
make. Will sacrifice for 375
cash. Write I... K.. P. O. Box
South Norwnlk,
i
conduits ,
48
FRESH GUERNSEY COV\'—-And
calf 1 week old. Tuberculin test-
ed. 885. Also one 3 months old.
Collie pup. Stephen 0. Keilngg.
Phone 331-4. ‘
[lone-n. Cattle. Vehicles
Poultry nod Suppiia 45
BABY CHIC KS —
Buy Conn. State tested chicks,
Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wellingford.
LIVE STOCK—Now hooking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
5. C. W. Leghorns. R. I. Reds. 8.
P. Rocks. Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America.
Place your orders now and avoid
disappointments. .l’. C. Herold.
Penn: Ave, New Canaan. Conn.
Phone 433.
RHODE
bred. single comb. breeding cock-
erals. Lesh Brothers. Now Co.-
nsnn. Conn. Phone 137-13.
Articles' For Sale
51
GAS RADIATOR—in good can?!-
53
DANCING SCHOOL —— Few more
girls to help. Experience unnec-
essary. Good pay if you learn to
teach well. Call Tuesday or Thurs-
days at T. Pollny’s. 25 Monroe St.
DRESSMAKERS— Experienced
powEr machines to
till: end crepe de chine dresses.
Apply all week to W. N. Maye—
hoi! & Co. Max-win street.
on
W’OMAN—W‘oman for home work
on hand embroidery. Good pay.
study work. Apply Grace Ern—
broldery “forks. S Hanford Place.
Help Wanted—Male 83
EXPERIENCED MA): on builders’
hardware finishes. lacquering. etc.
The New Departure Mfg. Co_,
Bristol. Conn.
REPRESEZ‘TA'I’IVB— Permanent-
ly in Norwalk. over 30. Interest-
ing. profitable. outdoor work.
W’rite Kenne 3: Phelps. Newark.
New York.
m Wanted—Male 3‘
CLEALVING AND LAUNDRY WORK
also cooking. Call 622-3.
FIRST CLASS IAUNDBESS —
make wash ,
with finest quaiz'y league: nmy tion. Can be had wad-cheaply
Betisfaction guaranteed 3‘ North No reasonable offer refused, Ap-
Mnin St. (Opp, City nu.) ply Sentinel ofiice
EMPLOYMENT Building Materials
Help Waited—Fem 3: LUMBER—Second hand. noxious to
sell. Price 320.00. Ernest Britto.
5 Fitch street, East Norwalk.
80.5”“ and Office Equipm 54
OFFICE SAFE—And typewriter for
sale at a bargain. Samuel Alex-
ander. 50 South Stain St. Phone
3560.
annndDdryProducts 55
FRESH EGGS—From the nest t
your table. Delivered in the No
walks. 70¢ a. dozen. Eggs for in-
valids. Call or write IL'Thoele.
I30 \Vinfleld St. City.
Household Goods
DINING SUI’rE—le-piece American
walnut new 8165. 9:12 Argonne
velvet rugs. ranging $28.00 up-
ward. Odd china. closets. linoleum
and congaleum my. Very low
rates. Beds. mattresses. stoves and
stair carpet. H. Ash. 4‘. Water St.
Tel. 903.
Mm] Stefan-dine
PHONOGRAPH—Genuine new Edi-
son Diamond Amber-ole. Makes.
any cabinet model with 58 rec-
ords included. Only slightly used.
Perfect playing condition. Com-
plete outfit to quick buyer $59.66-
ISLAND REDS —— Pure,
’ICTROLA—oGood condition, girl-2
hoguny cabinet: also a large nilm. i
be: of records. Price 33 ‘ WEE
Ernest Eritto. S Fitch street. l-Jast'
Sci-walk. '
Waited—To Buy 06
FURN‘ITL'REe—Snoond-hamz. Magi: i
books. pamphlets. autographs. etc
complete libraries or small coliec-
tlonn Write or phone Daubvr 6.,
Pine Inc. 83 Fourth tin-flue, New!
York ley. rte'cphone )
1383.
BOOKS AND south
WWII]: Bard
FURNISHED ROOM—Centruly io—
c..ted in the First district. Phone
Stuyvesar. ' 1.
67
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3608-3. *‘r ‘
:1 COVE AVENUE—Five room
house. all improvements. Tele-
phone 773-3.
TWO INDIVIDUAL furnished rooms.
adjoining bath, steam heat. break-é
.5 ..
8 Putnam avenue, near “Fest ave-5
one. Mrs. A. Hirtzler.
Booms “'ithom Board
HA‘VILTON AVE.‘—Com10rmbléf
furnished room with both, near;
station. 6 Hamilton Ave.
es?
6
i
FURNISHED ROOM—Ali :mprm-e.‘
merits. Phone 2793-2.
LARGE FRONT R0031. all lin-
provernents, suitable for 2 gentle-
men, centrally located. in privatcf
family. 76 80. Main street.
ROOliiS—Five rooms: all improve
menu with steam heat. with or
without garage. Inquire ICO Tayv
irr avenue. Phone 315.
‘ l’A RTAX EXT—Six
CE. 'TlLALLY
; CDT'E‘ALEE
at highest prices. If vow in.» am ;
junk or metal to sell we Will also.
pay high prices. Call or writ-v; ‘ v.
H. Jade. 37 Fort Point street:
Phone 499. i
i
BOOKS “(ANTED—Cash paid {oral
‘ E H A DD “1' LA ‘N'N
fast if desired. centraliy located?"
“heretostnylnfo‘n
BILL TOP {NR-03ers the linear
rooms. near center with oeartth-
out board. Home cooking. Day or
week rates. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 2261.
Wanted—Roone'or Boo rd :3
REAL ESTATE FOR REIT
Apartments sad Finis ' 74
APARTMENT — Fire rooms and
bath. all newly decorated. steam
lll'fltl‘fl. hot water furnished dur-
ug Winter months. electric lights
and gas. Third floor. No. 3‘
“'nshzngmn St. Apply to Sen-incl
\V. Hoyt.
{r
,..
rooms, steam
heat. hot water and janitor'scr—
vice. Apply Gibson Smith. I Trin-
sity place. hone 1117.
lIIELDEN AVENUE (WP—5 or 6
rooms:,also 1-: ciher apartme-mi:
with all irnprowmcnts. Store in
gong location. Suitable for barber.
shoemaker or tailo~Ph0 1229
LOCATED——3z rooms.
LL. Rental 345. Tel—
l-‘OL'l-t iiOQBIS—Newiy decorum-«i. é
all improzements. also five rot; .
1' decorated. Adults.
'5 2‘4 «wind. inquire
' 5*? Vino}: street.
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l'
57.. 13—13122
Ln ’1, iinprovenieuts.
Woman's: slrv: =, t.
cams and
11.1 st Nor-walk.
S'I'Ili-ZEI'E‘
“ms: on
war-Jr and
':\‘»::ie3nt
all).
2nd ricer
r" :
its.
locn’ion.
Corner 0’. Mammal,
( llv’JOl‘. Inquj-rg
' " Lincoln Expat.
-l. l.
‘ . minu'es walk from
Firs
13—-
TDC T113.
.’
ail im-
2: rec-"is at 4.3
“in 2-1.». .124. Ir.“ ire Mrs.
Btrws. l3 \Vcodwar-i Ave. Phone
:5 13—1.
. a); l i AV'ILXL'E T—«i‘ou. f
2‘71QF’0V'7mtrfls'3.
- two minute-3'
'. Inquire 7
PK
‘3
ST.
.‘rif. pure at 15
n:- phcne 869.
lib—y‘all spa r'.
Orchard 5.!
:
INN—Benotu‘uL:
a'urnlslzvad. well heated suite wnn
hath; centrally
table and Skrs‘lce. Home rookinc
refined surroundings. L. M. Mu;
aw, 14 Kr. rict St. Teiephone 222i!
VAN ZANUT ST.--FOur Dire rooal.)
Inquire 1:5 -
Barnur— i
janitor scr- 3
HEW ;
im prove« i.
r
ribor'
Lt x1523...“ ,
all lrnproxunw-nrs. hot wafer from}
an:
Elam
. 'Dtj‘.‘i""‘ $tmpson,
illilg‘Oa St.
VAN ZANT ST. 33—
EAST AVE. 363—4 rooms some:
improvements. 39 Van Zint Qt.
Inquire downstaxs. Rent .
Also 5 rooms :65 East Av- —
lien: $35.09. Inquire Commerci...‘
Hotel. SC. Norwaili.
13 wr’xx-‘IELD 511—1-:
seven rooms. all
newly rr-nox‘ated.
house
:m pro=emon's.
Phone 2') l 9.
1‘1! 1
i
l
Bum Planes Fo‘yt 75?
ELY AV‘ENI’E— and . nnoy STTPOL
new building, 4 stores 1 owner.
3 lnmde. Heat furnished. Road}
for occupancy. inquire start non? ;
No. 1.
i OPT—50 to 56 Water street. Smith '
Norwalk. Suitable for factory pur
poses. Inquire Justine
agent. Tel. 4.63 before
after 6 p. in.
l‘Cv )MS—S rooms with all improve-
FACTORY ' SPACE—5.04m
Rain 55 or phone 92-1.
florists for Hanseleepnsg 69
LARGE ROOM and kitchenette.
beautifully furnished. all conveni—
ences. for light housekeeping;
beautiful surroundings. Sorwztlk
7?
merits. For particulars phone 903 feet at 1 Elizabeth Street. Harris
or 763-2. E. Ash. 4% Water street ii: Cans, 65 “Tate:- Street.
SPRING ST. 40.~——Niccly furnished; Houses for Rent
room in center. reasonable. Ap~i _
ply Room, cjo Sentinel Oflice. :1 gmvg rung—5 1-on all 1.
7 . rovemen’-‘ P e " - .
127 so. MAI}. 51—me lront ‘3 “" m“ “3 3 -
room. nicely furnished. 4i; con- ELY AVE. :3__.3 ram 3 all im-
veniences. Suitable for are or prot'ements. Inquire Fcinsod's
two gentlemen. Call 1:: So. Dept. Store.
l-‘ENW‘lCK S'I'.-—S. cottage of 6
rooms. bath. all on one floor, all
improvements: will sell at reamin-
u'nie terms. Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Also cull
2074-2.
{2:64.
Room for Housekeepang‘ 89
ROOMS—2 _. '
furnished rooms for!
01“.” EAST AVE.——Purntshed bun—
galow, very reasonable. Garage. H
A. Ealdwin. Phone 2i90.
. Formsnadlml‘orm
tonndyonsgoodjob.
and money.
Washing to take home. Inquire Only :5 down. Edison Phono- light housekeeping. all improve-i
9 Raymond St. 80. Norwslk. mph Agency. The Alfred Fox meats: also Victor records for:
Conn. Piano Co.. South Norwxlk. sale.» 40¢ each. Phone 161—5.
CLASSIFIED ADS will work hard CLASSIFIED nos save both on Chicago has spent 339,009,000 torl
playgrounds and community centers.
WTLTOX AXD VICINI'l'Y—Attrac-
tive homes. farms and estates:
choice beading property. in Wil-
ton and vicinity- E. C. Godfrey.
Tel. 12:. Wilton. Conn.
T
Grifith i
10 a. m. or:
SQUIJJ'P t
By L F. Van ZRLM
2} ticnlars, inquire of
located. excel to n? .
.. . ’ 3; .
WALL Sit—(o. isrge'front. second
door. suitable for en: bunnies
Telephone 1446.
REAL ESTATEIOR 8m
Houses For sir} I!
BENGAI-OW—-Por sale. m in:-
provemcnts. on Gregory Boob
ward. Phone 3435 or inquire 10
Gregory Boulevard. E. N.
HOUSE IN ROWAh-ox, peer rail-
road. station and post office. Tel.
1873-4.
ISAAC STREET-Cp-ot-dste. two-
family house in line condition
Sell cheap. Small amount down
George Mitchell. Phone 1161.
lto‘NAYTON—Neu railroad nation
and Rowayton post office: seven
rooms. Telephone 1873-4.
WALTER .-\‘~'E._ NURWALK—z sis
roonn houses, all improver cots:
one minute to trolley. Lots 50‘ s
400 and 65' x 223. Terms reason-
able. Phone 2193.
Lots Hot Sale
BARGAIN—Fine building lot in
best section of East avenue. Two-
thirds .Ines for quick ale. Par?
rash. P. 0. be: 73. Norwalk.
“outed—Ron] Estate
SE VERAL ACRES-
\‘FITH HOESE. TREES, Vl—
CIXITY OF SOUTH NOR-
W’ALK. FRINCIPALS ONLY.
V! Rl‘i' H [’1' LL PARTI CTJLA RS
'1") BOX V. 51. CARE SES-
1
TINEL.
ems—117:5]: 13:3qu“
IKE-‘1. EST ‘72: Fi)B <ALE
TO LE'I
, Two stores. 16:71 each, heat
furnished. can be had on lease. 3
They are located in 3 growing l
section of the city. Suitable?
for most any kind of business. ?
Two new spurt-meats. 5 room 1
each. all improvements incIUd- ‘
ing heat, good location, not
far from the schools; for par-
.1 J. M. Layton
8: (70.. Inc.
~Resltors~
Insurance That Insures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave
- .1:
FOR SALE
Two family house. East N
modern in every m
rooms and bath on firm floor
and six mm nnd both a and
floor. Very good location.
“rides-n six room house. with a
irnmrements in hill-top sec-
tion. Price reasonable.
Canty e Co.
Realtors-«Instance
17 So. Iain 8t. Phone 830
PLENTEOUS PROFITS always are
swelling for those who do eta-i-
ned buying end-dung.
22-9 public in
upon.
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1.
Grievances against the motor vo-
hicle laws and regulations of tea
states will be heard st s public hm-
ing to be held by s sub-committee
of the Eastern Conference of flour
beheidntthe officeofthe My
York State To: CommidOn, 21.
Welt Fortienth street. New tori
City. Thursday. Commidoner Rob-
bin 8. Stoeckel of the out. motor ‘
vehic department of Connecflaf
.ind obert J. Hownrd of the tax
commission of New York state. are
the members of the sub-eonmltt.‘
to give the hearing.
Any constructive criticism of mo-
tor vehicle law administrstion in say
or nil of the New England at”
and New York. New Jersey. Pen-
misnbie. and suggestions for uni-
form laws in all of these steten on
'he subject of motor vehicles will be
received. Ten minutes will be n.1-
lo'xed each person spparing to
state hic cor/npiaint or suggestion.
and s report of the hearing. with
possibl- recommendations, will be
laid before a full ,meeting of the
motor vehicle administrator! of all
ten states to be held in New York
City the following ‘1!-
Proposals for endorsement by the
administrators of car meteoric
and equipment will not he accepted
at this meeting. which will be the
first of its kind to be held under the
auspices of the conference. At I»
later date. it is expected the con-
ference will be prepared to consider
the subject of mechanical signnls
and accessories. and the present plan
is to hold a public hearing on tho!
sublect in advance of the conference
meeting on the subject.
The sub committee was nppointed
by Benjamin C. Synon. registrar at
motor vehicles for Pennsyivanin.
‘who is the president of the eastern
conference. The idea. is to give pub—
lic contract to the conference when.
object in meeting at regular quer-
teriy intervals is to co-ordinate the
efforts of mate:- vehicie earn-inlet“-
tors in firm - "-r the conveni-
ence of 1:1». I: ~.~. i the reduction
of traffic has; . The admims‘trsp
tors hag not the authority. of course.
to change the mot-gr Vehmle ism of
gthe states in which they serve. but
they have poo: to make regula-
tions. and the conference adopts re-
solutions fer cmszderaticn by the
legislatures of the several membc
states. the adminstrsior in each
state being expected to sdvccate be-
fore the Legsiwure of his was not
proposals as haw»: the endorsement
of the conference. The conference
was organurd two years ago through
the effirts Cornzrnssioner Stoeckel
f Cznzrc“ ' .issicner Wil-
lzam .3, D1. sly. It; work
to d..te has
formzty cf '.
been strained
notably in
rule: Seth
and confine.
ways.
The initial hear
gin at
e=n ex‘ensvr, and uni-
regulsiians ha
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r‘
3 _
y
.:g. which Will be-
;e oc;ock Thursdny morn
ing Will be Largely in the nature of
a. survey of the public sentiment to—
wsrd motor Vehicle admini‘ration
m the member states. and the sub-
comm.ttee wzl report the following
day its conclusions as to whether
practical idm may he expected ’to
be obtained from public hearings of
this kind. It will else piece before
the conference any ideas developed
at the hearing which the sub-oom-
mittee eon-ders worthy. Any or-
ganisation or individual desiring to
mite suggestions to the conference
relative to the uniformity of law b
invited to attend.
Old Well Masons
Hold 1924 Election
Well Masonic Compeny wan heal
Inst night nd the following ofleers~
were elected for the ensuing rat:
President—Clande- A. Pain.
Vice—president --- John H. H.
Coatea.
Seer. etary—Thomu O. Turin.
Treasurer—Chris: J. m
Directors—D. Burr Beach. m
E. Light. C. Jackson White. 30.91
Dun-in. Ellis 8. B. Howard.
The newly elected beers vars-a
its lira meeting next Tm. Inch
to the regret of the members.
on Sub-Committee to 7
Hear Grievances of
Autoists
Vehicle Administrators which fl to
nsrylvznia. and Maryland. will be Id- 7
The annual meeting of the Old -
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