t“! “'5 SERVICE
nutricied to their
um and to the reg-
ot typo.
7. l! RATES
who for consecutive
Charge Cash
_ .oo .05
. .08 .07
.. ’ .1 ~03
.51.: words to the
.i be rccelvcd by
7" ~ 1 at office within
‘ 7'. z .1 first any at in-
‘ vm be allowed.
* Llirue or six my.
\‘lpll‘flllon will
2 r the number of
..t»l and adjust-
r;-.:o earned.
,-.2r!y adv-eiifs'ing
'5:
.; dollvcry. A bargain. P. R. Gregory City Hull).
_. Dodge Brothers Dealer. 14 West.
- ._-..- Ave., Norwalk. UPHOLSTERING-—Ano cabinet ms-
. _ E. . ll) Index king. Pictures snd mirrors
.i' 7., ; FORD SEDAN, 1920—3150. Bargain. framed. High mil. work A
‘ "HT ‘ ' George McKondl'y. West Nor-walk. Bergstrotn, New I. 0. 0. 3'. Build-
v.....:..\ 5——
‘5 1923 Ford Taxi. m" s°' N°"'"'“
_ - 1924 Cadillac. :3 pass. sedan.
’ ‘ 'L 118-111“ 1021 Cadillac. Imperial 7 pass. sedan. mom“
":'.i".1 I YAAST BROS.
. ‘ Cadillac, Jordan. IIupmobile Dealers Help Wanted—Female 32
1 iict‘lOl‘fl , Show Room Service Station
V._ '39. perinatal? m \Vcst A\'e.. ~{Shootout Sh,
. . Nor-walk So. Norwalk. HELP WANTED—A. lady for house
fV: . and Latins Tc-l. 726 Tel. 1350 soliciting. Pleasant. work: salary.
"" WM Address Box 3’, Sentinel, So.
’ FORDS~1922 Ford Suburban. $22 , Norwalk.
- , in. 1921 Ford Commercial, $125. 1921
1-,“ . Agehclm , Ford Touring. $165; 1921 Ford :JIIGH SCHOOL GIRk—FOI‘ very
5." For solo Sedan. $235. Call at 9 Hamilton Minnie house WOT-k in the after-
n" ‘ nan-lanes Ave., ?“ phong 1145.13 Norwalk. noon. Throc adults, small house
i" ‘ . in Itowayton. Phone 23:» after
:wv “WW ’0' 5’" NEW—Foxus—USED 3:30. .
:i—‘ '3 and mad“ Buy your Ford now. .
;'- "’ \‘JEOmO‘JV. Jos. Hollywood. 7 West Ave, Help “sumo—Male 88
. my“)! Tel. 2900 and 1359-4.
l:.. w ‘w- MAN WANTED —— Married profor-
_»,-— ~ Thu-’3 Offered ably. must. have sales ability and
:4” «no-J CODY-PW“! USED CARS bc energetic. One not afraid of
:1- - ”In: and MUN-1917 ' ’ work. Good salary to right man.
.i_ l..l:;lhillg. Room Ford—Dodges—Stars-Oaklands and steady work. Apply by let~
£1- ..l.d Surety Bonds ter to N. S. L., care oi: Evening
:'_.‘. . tucking. morale CHEVROLETS Sentinel.
_; ”perm" mm" Ncw and 73,... MAX ‘WANTED—-To do porter
, ' work and tend to boiler. Hotel
:5- . :11: Services ‘ . \Iahackemo
._ . .md Refinishing Terms to suit the. Purchaser ‘ '
1:; .1 :fi,::;~g:1u AUSTIN'S‘ GARAGE Help—Mala, Fem". 3.;
him.- 3»;.‘-.'I—- Phone 1959 DOMESTIC HELP \VANTED—-Ali
.,- ..r.cni Agenda. kinds: good wages. Must. bring
. 2.. :t-d—Ii'emals rcfcrenccs. Connecticut Employ-
”4” I '. j~fius USED CARS— men: Agency, 30 “‘est Ave, Nor-
‘ .. . walk. Phone 2481.
1‘“ ', """ “m”. 1923 OAKLAND TOURING. ‘
5-" ' “‘ ”mm" A”“" 1922 NASH ROADSTER. ‘ 35
»‘ . pooled—Bums 19:3 DURAN’!‘ SPORT. Solicitors, Cant-33ers. Agults
“ ’ ‘ “mud-“‘l. 1933 FORD TOURING- AGENTS \vANTED—-To tako or-
:.‘~.\'- ' * — 1930 FORD RACER' tiers direct irom concumcr for our
_ v: portunities 1919 R130 TQI7RI¥G- 90 styles of fine hosiery. Address
._ v "rm—Morita!“ i235 gfxfri‘i‘gn S$§§§~VG Lawrence Knitting Co. 2 Charles
‘ _ . -u n .s A . s -- ‘ ’ > .
f Borro' 1913 CADILLAC TOURING. ' “8mm" Ma" -
" ,._ 1918 (“havrolet F- 13- ROAD- SALESMEN~T0 soil rooting. An
"' :"VHCB cont.“ 1919 PAIGE TOURING- entirely new and succesful propo-
“ "' Vino“ Clssscs sition which gives home owner
"” " arming. Dam. ALL “‘7 PERFECT one year to pay. Call at 21 Eli-
“‘ ‘35”uc“°n COXDITION- zabeth St. between fund 9 P. M..
mi. .4 T DI PIFTRO “’ednesday. or S to 9 A. EL.
4'— ‘x. other Pets P- - - ‘ ' Thursday. Interview factory rep-
45- , 37;... Vehicles 47 WEST AYE‘ NORWALK resentativc.
A: A I V ’i sus’lggi- Garages—Autos For Him 1‘ \K’ANTE'D —- Two neat appearing
I “ ‘ "l‘ "U n to sell Fuller brushes in near-
753. , "filler“ BOSCH MAGNETW’AH mskes or ryetcrrltory. \N‘ritc G. H. Hedon—
:'— Sule ”knew" sufl‘m G°"°"“°" "' bcrg, 51 \‘Viniield St., East. Nor-
: ,a_,_ 2...d Exchange paired and installed. New Bond: walk.
-_ ‘ ; Accesssoriel Ignition for Fords and all other
. {Satorials ‘
l'L'ld Oflcc Equip-
' .3 {wiry Products
:. Fertiliser.
‘ Mics to Eat
i Goods
Watches. Dismonds
r; and Tools
. .‘inrchandlso
Equipment
: outs. Flowers
the Stores
.‘ppurel
'»—'Tn Buy
‘ ,‘~ .1' BOARD——
' ...~ Hoard _
. .301" Board
r Ilousekcpibg
w . :: Places
30 Eat
o Stop in Town
.. * t:—-I‘.ooms or Board-
' " 5‘s and Flats
Places for Rout
.lrl Land For Rut
Rent
l‘csk Room
Mountain—For
.‘J’
’." For
fir-‘1
sci
’Ll—-TD Rent
‘mTo Rent
g 3.; FOR SALE——
"1 i'l‘ Real Estate
Property For Sale
:-'.:i Land For Sale
.: For -‘
for {Fall
and
r
Mi auntcio-l'or
’ wry—For 8110
V -' ': i—Real Estate
‘~_ 5-—
wmmmodatlon sad |
' rt its public servics.
“J‘~”I’ll\'EL allows
A5. 'i 1
5" .. .
.31“
< ‘D
.EDIT
A.
xi 3 I i,
2‘ trslrphono subscribers.
‘ malted prompt]! .03
N: c: first insertion with
*i ':‘«L' elation that. in View
' courtesy extended. the!
’9 raid before the seven-
cash discount bus sxplrei
. ”fillinuation of this poll”
driendent on tho (lo-om
3 Elven ny the public in
min-“inn: uolleciion expens-
b’ W031 Pt payments.
‘~—-~.___ sum - .
~.;. 1122 taken {or less:
v
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Thrifty Ramos... (3
LEGAL NOTICE
Auction Sale.
“Eddie‘s" Confectionery Store, 10
So. Main St.. South Norwalk. Conn..
will he ot'fcrod at auction Thursday.
I September _4th. at l P. M. Fixtures
consist of the following articles: 3
large ("andy Show Cases. 42 large
Mirrors, extra. line Fountain costing
0
-
BUSINESS mun
Business Services one“
Phone
8 5 8.
$2,500. 1;: Marble Top Tables. extra
lino Chairs. Register. Safe, 5 Round
Conn. License
Tree Specialist. 7
Tree Moving
Tables, Marble Candy Table. Ice “0- 3‘
zB‘oltes. Dishes. Glassware. Ice Cream TREE WORK
,1‘ N‘ezer and x number of articles 18 MY
that grws in “n: lino of candy mak- SPECIALTY.
mg. 30 feel of Marble “‘all. Deal- Phone 3346 1 S. Norwslk.
(«rzi invilod.
l-Sl)\\'.\l1D DOULENS, Auctioneer VALLEPJE'S EXPRESS — DU”
4 service between Norwmk sud
ANNOUNCEMENTS Danbury. ‘Al-o local trucking.
Nor-walk attics trolley exp. Phone
Straycd, Lest, Found 10 675-8. Dsnbury once 122.
LUST-*lepnncso mink fur neck Repairing and Refinishing 29
mot-r». Lost Sunday morning be-
vaen \i'usllington St. and Frank- AUTO TOPS—Trimmings: ro-up-
lin St. Liberal reward. Nirs. bolstering or closed curs. Reason-
ng95 Diggs, 41 First St, East able prices: but Iurvico. A- lur-
—\OrVValk. corner Woodwsrd Aves Grove .51..
South Norwalk. Phone 488.
AUTOMOTIVL
Repairing Int! Bennishi as
*Aummobfles For Sale 11 n8
DODGE BROS—1 Dodge Bros. Se-
dan, $450. 1 1923, Ford Coupe A—l
condition. 1 1923. Ford open de-
livery. cheap. 1. 1922. Ford closed
,8
CITY HALL SHOE REPAJRING—
Highest quality work only. Every
job guaranteed. Hours 7 a. m. to
come again. 36 N. Main St. (opp
p. 111. Try us once snd you will
oars. 119 So. Msln St. Phone "I.
Situations Wanton—a unsle
36.
FORD REPAIRING - W “PM GENERAL HOUSEWORKER .—
Liw‘ Mid dead morale for I" Mt- Would like position, preferably
tor Edward J. O'Brien. 8 with a. small family. Phone 1575
‘ SL. 80. Norwalk. or call at 101 Cedar St.
ti'i‘ MACHINE SHOP— “'ANTED—Drcsmaking or plain
”Judge. Welding and cutting. sewing. Prices reasonable. Mrs.
.tlce at all hours including Suu- Royal Raymond, 7 Couch Sh, So.
days. "Go—Gss" sud Sunoco motor Norwalk.
oil. Chsrlio Kolligiun. 3 Steamboat
Place. foot of Haviisud 8t. Tel
Sim-clans “urea—Male 87
915. Nights 2916.
GARAGES FOR RENT—Convenient
to commuters, being located near
Tl. R. station. Frank Satta, 8
Burbank St. 50. Norwulk. Ad
SITUATION “’ANTED—Chaul‘feur
wants' position.
One of five years
ployor.
Good references.
with one cm-
X‘Vill take care oi: place.
dress Box R. D.
Bandung—m stsuous is
O'BRIEN GafiAGHsl-s wuhsd
on short notice. Phone 2882.
HUSKEY BABY CHICKS-—Ply-
usincss Serv cred 18 mouth Rocks. Reds. Ducklings,
B we, 0!! Laying hens. Poultry supplies.
NAGY Erica—stony» 30°31 and .Best prices paid for live poultry.
long distance trucking of 8“ kinds. Phone 406. Weston Livs Poultry.
Piano hoisuns. Bream vu- for 32 stun so, Norwslk.
‘ LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies 49
mom; purposes. ‘ ton luck
MILK ‘FED BROILEKS -— Direct
lad fa obey
18
PAPERHANGING DECORATING—-
Largestassortment in finest Wall
Psper. Work done is lowest figure
Alex White. 35 Lowe 8t.,
9»
‘ ms, , sol-1m r03 sum, .
Doing One Thing At A Time ~
You have been adviSed frequently that the
way to do things well is to do one thing at ‘3.
time. ' :
That’s good enough advice—but it DOES
"seem to overlook 15.118 needs of the individual
who wants to get many things done.
9
Such an individual should regularly'read
the ABC Classified Section of the Evening
Sentinel because— '
Here is a place where sale can do one thing
at a time and still do many things in a minute i
The alphabetical and numerical guides in
the A-B-C Classified Section enable one to
locate dozens of opportunities in s slim-t time.
One can do one thing lifter another with great
rapidity when the "itlnngs" consist of finding
‘ classified opportunities.
You’re missing Opportunity’s invitations if
you fail to read the Classified Ads.
the A.” Mod “I
Always the Sumo—In Ionics
Always Diifsrsnt—Is 0pm
s
808;“ Fol-sue ‘ 84
provemsnts. 5 minutes from Nor-
wslk P. 0. 86.500. Small cash pay-
ment. P. O. Box 78. Norwalk.
FOR RESULTS list your property
with the strout Agency, 68 Wall
St.. Norwalk. Conn.
SACRIFICE—Owns mung town
7. room house all improvements.
two car garage. large lot. splendid
location. easy terms. I). 8. Bull.
Has-iisud Block, So. Nor-walk.
SIX ROOM HOUSE—All improve-
ments: no gas: good location.
Inquire Stephen Novak, 188 80.
Main St. Rhone 1821‘
~ [lots Purpose 85
WHY PAY 33.0007—for a. lot, when
$1,000 will buy it now. Shore
property on Great Marsh. Build-
ing lots, 50x100 on channel. fast
building vicinity for 11,000. A
rare _ opportunity. Easy terms.
John Knapp—Wilton 63~2.
CLASSIFIED » DISPLAY *—
USED UAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our entire stock being sold at
marked reduction ili‘ price.
ALL MAKES & ALL KINDS
Fords. Dodges, Buicks. Oak--.
lands, Over-lauds, Gray, Stude~
baker, Mercer and many
— others.
‘ .
ALSO RECONDITIONED
HUDSON AND ESSEX
my: STOOL
m1. soul's anon mm '
COME. IN AT ONCE.
T h e
Pr
Poultry and Sum 40 Alla-uncut... Hats
,4 Erwin M. Jennings Co..
BABY CHIX—st per hundred. two
weeks old 832 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
Bored Rocks. R. 1. Reds and 8. C.
W. leg—horns. We will also book
it limited number of orders for "
orated. hot and cold water.
near Congregational church.
walk.
APARTMENTS—Two ' housekeeping
apartments. furnished. newly dee-
Right;
minutes Irom center of So. Nor-
lnquirc 32 Flo: Hill Rd.
Inc.
27 Harrison St. Brid
Liberal Terms.
geport
Twp
FOR SALE—7 room hut-n. all im» -
ammonium? - ‘
RECONDITIONED
HUDSON and ESSEX
.CARS
These cars are like new sud will
be sold It s. great «saving to the
purchaser.
We also have other good used can
SEE US TODAI
, T H E
ERWIN M. JENNINGS
COMPANY, Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
GEORGE fiUL’IVafiAN
Carpenter and Builder
Window Screens
Msking Screens s. Specialty
R. F. D. 37 Phone 1045-12
New 6 room house. all [.m-
provements. - One car garage.
First District. Easy terms. Price
87,000.
10 room house, oft West ave,
in Second District. all improve-
ments, $8,500. ,
Two family house. well located
1: Second District. $7.500.
Two family house, Third Dis-
trict, $6,000.
J. M. O’BRIEN
4. 80. Main St. . Phone 977
FOR SALE
A six 'room house, city water.
electric lights. fruit trees and
grapes. Lot 60 x 115 and an ex-
tra lot 60 x 97. For particulars
inquire at the office of
J. M. Layton
& (30.. Inc.
Insurance That insures
«Realtors—
Phone 35 . Railroad Ave
, geneticist
Anicles For Solo 51 Phone 1821.
J no lst ». \ Ioanis
3:332:33.” “£3213? uPoultry DAY ST; til—5 room loll-truest; , ' "-
’ f. . P ‘39- Qmost nl mprovcmenis. nquirc ,
and' New ,anaan‘ none Louis Avrick. Post Office block or ad“ UP to $300.
Wooten—larva Btu-.1 50} Lawrence Agency. , You can borrow from u. on
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—All FOUR Roomy—Ali improvements; ’2: iflfiumtge ”I m
kinds of cattle. Extra prices for newly decorated. Inquire Stephen :6. d 3:“:- fl some
calm Also pigs of all kinds. snc Nevsk. 188 So. Main St. Phone y c” ° meet “‘1’-
?oultry. Will exchange milking 1821. , :$::;.°§::::°fl Inglis!“
r beet cows. Notit Hurry ‘ - U. pain lug
s??r:gdmau. Phone 155: IN ’ROW’AYTON—Three furnished “10 house. etc. No delay-—
rooms in Rowayton tor small confidential and self-re-
MERCEARDISB family: near trolley line. Inquire ‘Peflmg- Many of your
Stephen Novok. 188 80. Main St.,
neighbors sre our patrons.
No cndorscrs sre required.
FOR SALE—Ono Smith lypcwrltcr. NElV
APARTMENT—iii-room mod-
Arrsnge your own terms of
repayment up to 20
QUARTERED 0A K—dl—ning room
Call after 5 . to.
suite, buffet, china closet. table and p
Price $5.00. One 10 H. P. Paimnr ern shoreiront apartment. .on-E months if desired. Only
motor, one 3 II. I‘. Mlanus. I'ro— vcnient to everything. Rent 320.? lawful interest.
peller wheels. Magnetos and coils. Adults or Small family. Apply Send for your copy 'Tmo
Harbor Englnccnng ('30.. Harbor evenings. 7 Elliott St., Marvin Story of . 8"in‘Pic-
View Beach. Beach. . tum
. h
Household Goods. . sol-assess, AVE. 54—12.“ Norwalk. Beneficial loan Scout,
4 roonis to let. all improvements.
1.“! “Call St. l’ilouc .41..-
{our chairs, very reasonable.
Phone 2455.
TO RENT—From Sept.
rooms and bath.
lst.
All improve-
. lnents. 2,33 Flax Hill road. Good
Wanted—~10 an: ‘ ' section of city. Inquire 231. Fla:
FORD COUPE BODY __ Phone Bill road or phone 2642.
Osmium Saturday-s m1
Six
I » ‘- ~~ — We.
NEED MONEY?
2829.
Day high prices. or
o...
E 5 312?.“ .2:fl.“:.*:.;.:l..r":l:; We Loan $25 to $300
' - hi ' v .
921:2:313 pflcgionlal 33%.:Zuay garage. Three minutes from R. According to Your Wants
'1unk 0: metal to ”1" 1. will “.0 R. station. Alexander White. 35 PROMPT. CONFIDENTIAL
a“ 'me Lowe St. Tel. 2858. AND COURTEOUS smvxcs
H. Jafle, 31 For: Point street.
Phone (99.
HIGHEST PRICES. PM” - For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
Spring St.
32 Lows‘St. or phone 592-8.
TWO APARTMENTS— Five rooms
each, with on improvements. on
Apply Mrs. N. Garfield.
City or Out-ot-Toun.
EASY MONTHLY REPAY-
MEN'I‘ AT LEGAL RATE
INTEREST.
bonus on Household F‘tlrrutllrc,
or write to 8. Ash. «4 Water St.
2001:: AND 30m
section. cheap.
Hill. Phone 2928.
FOR RENT—Floor with 8 rooms——
and bath, electricity and gas. good
Inquire 19 Spring
Real Estste. Salaries, Auto-
mobiles.
No Service Charges,
Bonus or Fee.
Rooms “’1!!! Board 67
VAN W1 81. s. —1Purnishss
rooms with all conveniences , by .
TO LET—5 rooms. all
merits, centnlly located.
1581. "
improves
Phone
Public Loan Corp.
Room 203, Commercial Bldg.
day or week. st above undress. H.
Ash. -
Call, \Yriteor Phone 3991
rooms {or gentlemen. Sunny‘and
Business Plscs to;- we to 30 WALL ST., NORWALK
Under Supervision of the Slate
Rooms "“30“ 50"“ as BL‘SINESS' PLACE FOR BENT— Banking Commission.
Inquire at Gottlieb‘s Clothing
SO~ MAIN ST" 137*3 New“ Store. 12 80. Main so Tel 314-4.
airy. Inquire at same address. RAILROAD AVE. 55—Storo
mmmm
FOR RENT—Furnished or uniur«
nlshed rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Can be rented by week or
tags St., E. Norwslk.
N orwaik.
furnished rooms by day or week
and also 11th a. house at 21 Cat--
Inquire at
M. Pascale at 36 Van andt St. E.
and
FOR SALE
Desirable building lots ouAdams
avenue, good residential section.
for particulars
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street Norwalk. Conn.
month. All impmvements. Siam
heat included. Phone 1528. Hohsa For "In:
77 Real Bstate—Jnsurlmce
Worsted—Rooms or Board 78
cupied. pantry. hall.
WANTED —- Furnished rooms or
housekeping apartment: must.
NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE—Never oc-
bsth. gas.
.electriclty. hot air heat. in beauti-
ful section, 5 minutes walk Irom
library. Has cellar. on Grand ave-
ELITE mmxc noon
so West A... Norwslk.
\
TAXI!
' For Instant Service
PHONE
58
O’Connor Taxi Co.
Every Passenger Protected by
Liability Insurance.
v
31 3
FOR SALE ’
TWO FAMILY BRICK HOUSE.
six rooms and tiled hath on
first floor and seven rooms
and tiled bath on second floor.
Hot water heat, Z-car garage.
SEVEN-ROOM IIOI‘SE with all
improvements, off \Vest ave-
nuc.
Canty 69’ Co.
Realtorsulnsunncs
17 So. Main St. Phone 830
SOUND mum’s
WET. 22
PROVIDENCE, R. I., Sept. 3.—
Trials of the masters of the Steamer
Boston and the tanker Swift Arrow,
the collision between which July 21.
off Point Judith resulted in the
death of four of the Boston's pas-
sengers, will be begun before the
“United States Steamboat inspectors
here Sept. 22. Captain Alfred “'2
McCall. of the Boston. is charged
with having signalled that. 'his en-_'.
glues were working full speed re-
verse when the two ships were not
in sight oi each other and with tra-
veling at a. fast rate under the con-
ditipns.
Classnfied Adv...
l
5
i
lperty, as claimed. the new
. the old owners never could ; '
3mg ' ,
coolmu;
succul i,
Seeks To Wit.
Present Cri was;
Board in' laws
Fights ‘
\VASHINGTON, Sept. 3.
dent Coolidge will otter s. ’
tive suggestion for the se
railroad labor disputes
present campaign is ended.
stated officially from the
House yesterday that while
sident does not wish to d.
aneo the Railroad Labor . 7.
is seeking a. suggestion if
handling of labor disputes
railroads which will. void
cisms aimed at the preset!
The President believes.
American public is the first‘
eration in all matters ’
transportation. He is wiigniu
shown that more satisfactm:
gross may be made through: 7
ganization upon which the
not represented. Effort will u.
to remedy the situation w
isted at the last session at lu-
when a constructive railrolfl!
gram was blocked in” the 6.. u
election of a. chairman of the :‘
commerce committee and :.
Cummlns, who had headecb:
years. was displaced.
The Administration 1-3,")r"
that the railroads or railroafi‘
will develop a constructive ._.
paign. He is in the prime-f,
awaiting advice or suggestio- '
them. “'hile willng to aw»:
theory that greater prom
be made without public rep '
tion in the adjudication
he will insist that the nubile? 7
est. is the paramount consdemflmt"
all such contingencies.
f
u.:
is.
s.
g a
.1.
SEIZIXG PUBLIC ROM
(Bridgeport Telegram .
If the road on Sherwood'gi
which was barricaded by primate
tercsts and reopened on Sony's” .
State officials is really priv‘ : u
o
must have established a, cia;
with. For at least halt a.
previous attempts to close .
were made and in every c335“
fence or barricade was torh7m
If the owners had a -
claim to the property, WE 33'
they neuer arrest the pe -
thus tore down their fellow}?! »
It is most tiresome and - : .-
aging to see road after to“
ing to the Connecticut shore
up by private interests who
have no claim. who are , ,- .A
the statutes in effecting such
urc. but who rely on the in: --
ence‘ of ‘apathy of town catch};
hopsfi by force, to establish:
that continued possession
mately legalize.
In the Sherwood! Isianx,
the people of Connecticut‘i .
thank the State Park Com.
which was looking out for up. _ ,
lic's rights. The commissio‘fi. d ,
troyed the fence that. had; baa
erected over the old road. “mo: «
a barricade of ties and the roll 7
motor truck over the road tam
its public use. i l—
Thc Telegram calls upon :31 '
cials in Fairfield county .
this nuis’ance 0 {private 1 ‘ .513
hing by selfish interests. A study
thetopograp‘hical map which
prepared about 1890 wit Show
in the 34 years that 113.ng
since that may was drawniby‘m
State and national gov 1 mans.
road after road has been 0 d' or»
seized by squatters. Usu this
term “squatter" implies semi sow
id hermit living in a shack. {411: -
matter of road-cicsing hoviifeivi'iF t
squatters have not all been‘of -
hermit variety. Some of them .
been wealthy persons, evenusnulifo
millionaires. and their “811 .
have been mansions.
Nevertheless they have sewed t
their own use property which *
longed to the people of the ..
and which should have been'-
served for the use of tho
Let us hope that town oli-
r-verywhcre will be alert home
the further extension of th! m
now that, the State Park Comm!“
has pointed the way.
.____-__—*
Members of the Ladim’ Ag ‘
ciciy of the Grace Baptist
léld its annual outing at Lulu: E
pounce Monday. The trip. .
lake was made by automohi
h ' t b ds. Wr'te answer care , k! sis A La Carte . Tho outing was a success;
dumps. Iogfiogr'nflfifmm ’1‘ from farm to consumer. Killed to 0:1ngch ecare otlSentincl. nue. Rent reasonable. Call 2928. BusifgszaMgn's Lunch, . . . . 60c trggtaj; Jzfiagoe?es*§; thiivhilfgt h
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