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ONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925
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THE EVENING SENTINEL’
PAGE ELEVEN
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BUSINESS SERVICE
LIVE STOCK
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61.
Straycd, Lest. mind
Paints.
ILING 0R FISHING PARTIES—
“ y sail only. Capt. Frank Stev- [We sell them and we hang them
ns. Rowayton. Phone Norwalk'
0: 8-10 l'iailroad Avo..
Varnish”;
2 Wall St.
Norwalk
Window shades.
Bo. Nerwslk
ST—Black Spanish lace sc'irf. Tree ”mums“. 28A
bout 8 by 36 inches; rewa'd.
hone 198 South Norwalk. 'I‘wo High Pressure
ST—Iflexibls link bracelet Wl'l POWER. BPRAYERB
hrse diamonds: valued as a keel ~ .
site. Liberal reward if returner At Your Service.
0 Sentinel omce.
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g)S'I‘-—8niall blue enameled pin, let A‘ H' IxELLhIZR
., _'ith three pearls. Lost between _ .
.- Vsehlngton and Monroe. streets. PM“. 2‘3 “estport.
Finder kindly return to .Scnllnol Repairing and Refinishing 20
miles.
WANTED—Chairs to re-scat. Price
JST—Small 10ml” Police ‘10" ensemble. Phone 2856. Edward
Black. tan markings. reward. phance.
t: \lorwalk 2353. Answers to name
oco- EMPLOYMENT
ST-Tortoisa shell glasses. 1!! Employment Agency 3iA
blacx case. at Roton Point. Lib-
tral reward it returned to W. B. CONbEC'I‘ICUT EMP. AGENCY—
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l Fenn. 62 South Onota street. Pitts.
eld. Pa, or 7 Ann street. Soluth
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AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
RGAINS IN USED CARS —s We
must dispose of the few. used cars
we have left before April 1st.
Come in and look them over. They
'must go at a sacrifice. 'We need
the space. Make your own terms.
‘1’. J. DlPietro. 49 West Ave. Phone
it“. Open evenings until 0:00.
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‘7“ RD FOR SALE—1924 Suburban.
~ two 1023 Roadsters. two 1024
f) upes. one 1923 Coupe. 1923
- V ourinr. 1922 Sedan. Will take
: our old Ford in trade. Call Nor-
alk 1145-13.
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Ford Coupe. 1522. A1 condition.
Ford Touring. 1922. A1 condition.
”Sci. Ford Runabout. 1922. be: back.
5 . A1 condition.
31 Ford Touring. 1921. A1 condition.
‘9‘ ll cars in good running order.
'_‘ .od rubber. Prices reasonable.
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;‘ $ebster Street South Norwalk
if. ' Phone 2832.
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shin SALE—1923 Dodge Sedan; in
road condition; two new tires and
: ubes. Inquire George Holtzman,
-:Rowayton. Phone 3380.
5° GOOD USED CARS.
._ lP22 Ford Sedan, low price.
i ' 923 Ford Sedan. in one condition.
it $922 Chevrolet Touring, chcap.
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Studebaker Sedan, priced
right. -
Essex Roadster. reasonable.
Essex Touring. priced to
move.
Essex Coach. with extras.
Easy Payments.
E ER‘VIN M. JENNINGS CO.
West Ave. Norwaik
923 Jordan Sedan.
918 Stutz Touring.
92‘ Oldsmoblre Sedan.
M925 Hupmobile Sedan.
" VAAS'I.’ BROS.
CADILLAC, JORDAN.
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
'KLAND-Sedan, 1921: good con.
‘on: A1 tires and extras: 3125.00
sites it. Hill Top Garage. 3 East
Vail street. Norwalk. Phone 3385.
BUSINESS SERVICE
iiiBusiness Services Ofiercd 18
been MAGNDO—All makes 01
" inagnstoes. starters. generators re-
. red and installed. New Beach
. tion tor Fords and all other
1.10 80. Hall: St. Phone 845.
. FOR RENT
, AEGER CONCRETE MIXER
$7.00 per day. .
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
~ ytOn Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541
. r“DING AND GARDENING -
4 H ewers or cellars dug: cement and
:- walks laid: stone blasting, etc.
= ames Pimp: and Mike Panlchol-
v. 8 Cliff street. South Norwalk.
hone 2282 or 1593.
tING—Lawna mowed. hedges
t. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
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nd loom for sale. James A. Ful-
. 92 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
3 alk. Phone mew.
." MOWED—Cardens plough-
. and cultivated. Work done by
rte-date machine methods.
hone 8515, Fred Hamilton.
I‘ ROBE-Jim n11 every need. Pic-
:ramcs. Upholstering sup-
lisa. A Bergstrom. cabinet matter
at! npholsterer. New I. O. O. F.
= ’dg. Bo. Norwalk.
woomn AND DAVIS
WOOBTER‘ M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT HAW
”grossly. Examiners II. 3. Patent
Office.
‘ ms Main st. Bridgeport.
. Send sor- Bookletion Patents.
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stems .
, Joseph A. Anslono
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‘as'vloe between Norwaik and
3. )anbnry. Also local trucking.
g malt oflca trolley exp. Phone
15-). Dalbnry eflles 222.
b—i
' CTING —- Mason work.
- . lawns. drives. roads.
iii - -ng. Sand. gravel. cinders.
ii . tor sale. Elisabeth Law-
ion. Phone :61. Darlen.
3,
;NDOW CLEANING — Quick and
. reliable service. Stores. offices,
- eateries. residences. etc. Contract
:. day. week or month.
m WINDOW CLEANING co.
9‘ 0 Wall st. PhOne 2563
l Moving. Melting, Storage 25
9" OS’I‘ORAGE—By the.day or
gunth in Fire-Proof Garage at 30
laviland street. Apply to A. Wald.
A: Son. 29 Havilsnd street.
0! BROS—Storage. All kinds
" - and ions distance trucking.
o hoisting. Special vans for
wing, (Mon Mack dumps. 100
ft"
Mrs A. W. Hitchcock. bier. Good
positions for competent general
houseworkers. 8 West Ave.. Nor-
wallt. Phone 1481.
Personals 7 Painting. l'npcrlng, Decorating :0 Horses. t‘nillfl. “dill-lea «iii
WINDOW SHADES Ffili SALl-I—-One strong team of
horses; formerly owned by Mr.
SO.‘II".IIS& SOMl-JRS l~‘isku O'Hara. Inquire M. Pas-
cale, 36 Van Ziint street. East Nor-
walk.
Poultry and Supplies 40
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. lieds, Leghorns:
Ducklings. Wishbone breeders.
laying hens, poultry supplies.
Phone 405, Weston Live Poultry
Mrirkct. 58 Main street. Norwaik.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
5!
FOR SALI'b—Snow cases. i‘cfrlgerri.
tors, Soda Fountains. Cash Ilegis-
tcrs. Scales, Safes. Coffee Mills.
Moat Choppers, Meat Market and
Iiestaurant I'liiullillli'lll. Cash or
credit. BRIIIGl'Il'Oli'l‘ SALES
t‘o.. 261 Noble avenue. Bridgeport.
(.‘onn.
ROLL i'toorixo. sum mart ROLL.
—-Slate surfaced, $2.00 per roll.
(‘. A. HANSON.
.527 Concord Ave. Cambridge, Mass.
Dcpt. M.
11in Wanted—Female 32
Hosts and Accessories 52
CASHIER
Young lldy between 22 and 35
to assist in our Norwulk Office,
of large twanlzation engaged in
business if lending money un-
der Stale upervlslon. Work is
varled and interesting. Regular
salary intcascs. Applicant
should be . rapid typist, good
writer, and. liakc plain figures.
Some bookilcping knowledge
and slcnograhy desirable, but
not essential. 'ourtosy, tact and
accuracy essei'ial. as dealings-
are with the p ilic. Good char-
acter and perruality ri-rpiirod.
I‘crliiiiticnl. position and good
pay. Address by 50 0-0 Scu-
tinel omce.
EXPERIENCED HTLP—On At.
wood 5 B Spinner. Steady em-
ployment. good wls-s. ideal work—
ing conditions. in try plant. Ap-
ply in person to
H. 1!. \‘ERRAN 1)., INC.
W. MAIN ST. SANFORD.
EXPERIENCED PRESS its—Also.
girls and women to lean to iron
shirts: good pay. stony work.
Apply LeROy Shirt 00., 1 Chest.
nut street. South Norwai.
EXPERIEXCED OPERATO’S—a
FELT SLIPPERS; ASO'
APPL‘. H_
ON
LEATHER SHOES.
WANTED—Don't throw away your
FOR SAi.E~'.‘1-lt. motor boat. with
Rurkcr engine. Inquire George
Holtzman. ltnwnylon. Phone 3880.
Household Goods 60
MATTIIESSES. PILLOWS - Cush-
ions, made. reiterated and repair-
ed. Phone 317, l\’orwalk Mattress
C0,, 40 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
Musical Merchandise 0‘:
lr‘Ol‘. SALI'J—li‘aher plane in excel-
lent condition; cheap to quick
buyer; parties leaving town. Call
at 02 Woodward avenue.
Wanted—To Buy till
old clothes. If you have any, send
a postal card to I”. O. Box 6.03,
South Nortvalk. and we will call.
MERCHANDISE
Wanted—To Buy
06
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jaifee. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 490.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms \l'iillout Board
08
JACOBS or sex. INC, so or:
STREET. SOUTH NOR“'AL',
OPERATORS—Experienced on -n-
sic and double needle and butt..
hole and button sowing muclilnr,
Apply L. Hirsch A: Son. 136 Was.
ington street.
WAXTED—Expcrlcnced hemmcrl.
plain stitchers. two needle opera-
tors wanted: also. examiners and
inspectors on men's dress shirts.
Apply LeRoy Shirt Co.. 11 Chest-
nut street. South Nerwalk.
WANTED — Generui houseworkcrs.
cooks, waltressoii, laundrcsscs.
chambermaids and mothers‘ help-
ers. for private families; good
wages. Nor-walk Employment
Agency. 90 Wall street. Phone
2563. Efficient help in all branch-
es.
ROOM—4n private family; centrally
WALL ST. 02~Will ront furnished
located; all improvements; break-
!ast if desired. 8 Putnam avenue.
near West avenue, Mrs. A. Hirin-
ici'. I‘hoiio 3077\V.
kitchenette apartment of 2 or 8
rooms. Also nicely furnished
r ems. Transients accommodat-
ed. Phone 1496.
a.
a.‘
Where to Stop in Town
oiLL TOP mph—Offers its spacious
lance pavilion for dances, get.
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one to ilt‘lll‘ it!
The opportunities
venicuccl
Section every day!
It All Depends On You
i When a tree falls in the depths of some
i uninhabited forest, .thcru ‘
f doesn't. l‘lllikl' a noise because there isn’t any-
l’retty much the same thing is true about
opportunities. They don't exist for you unless
you're there to take advantage of them.
make. it—tluit. are presented in The Seutinel‘s
l'lassifieti Columns every day don’t mean my-
zliing to you unless you know about them.
They’re simply little. printed ads—until you
read them and make them serve your purpose.
Can you adopt to miss this chance to keep
in touch with the. best offers—in Real Estate,
Merchandise,Employment. Business Service and
the other bit; interests of everyday life-that
are alphabetically listed there for your 0011.
it will pay you to road the A-B-C Classified
The A-B-C Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always .Diiierent—In Opportunity
is no sound. It
to save money -— and
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
-: Beneficial
loans
'3 ‘ ~ Ca‘ll.writeor"plione
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Open it to 5:30, Sat. ii to 7.
Licensed by the State and Bonded lo the Public,
27 Wall St., Phone 3332
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
‘pto‘flenssksepers
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REAL rerun res SALE
Lots For Sale
85
FOR SALE—Two lots. 00x117.
on
Melrose Square; in good resident-
ial section of But Norwulk;
bargain for cash buyer.
ther particulars inquire Mrs.
9.
For tur-
L.
Erdos. Post road. South Norwslk,
Conn.‘-
~Adverttss in the Sentinel for t
best results.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apartments and Iv‘lnls 'l~l
GREGORY BLVD. — 5 rooms, most
modern imprOvcmenta. vapor llCill.
hot water. Secony Oil Burner.
mirage. Ncar (Tali Pasture licaxh.
I‘ouulry t“luh. Golf Links. Inquire
:it 15 Railroad Ave, Illr. Schimer-
ling.
NORTH MAIN ST.. 24—Four-ronm
apartment. Inquire Dr. SJOIIIIID.
Phone 3129.
NOR“’.\Lli-1“ivu rooms illiti bath;
all modern improvements; 4
l Pinttsville evcnuc. Inquire S Coti-
i card street. A. Israel. Phone Swill.
PUTNAM .\\’l.-2., Sir—Flat: all lin-
movements. Inquire 103 (‘wiar
street. Phone 2058.
lt'Olt RENT—5 room apartment.
New. beautifully dct‘oratcil. All
improvements. :5 Myrtle street.
East Norwaik. Inquire within.
SO. MAIN S'I'.. 25~Fivc rooms and
bath; all improvements; iriidy
for occupancy; rent, $30. Ililllllru
.l. A. Rudder. 108 South Main
street. or Phone 14-16.
WOODIVAl'iD AVE. 100 —~ I-‘lve
rooms: all improvements; 327
per month. Inquire 11 Test
street, Mrs. Iii-bier.
Business Pine-es For Rent 55
FOR RENT—Store and dwelling:
Connecticut avenue on Post road;
general store. lunch room. etc.:
four rooms and bath upstairs; all
improvements. Phone ”I.
STORE—With (our rooms in'rcnr:
reasonable rent; good location for
WANTED—Young girl for light
work. mornings, nine , to one
o'clock: private family: 'ttvo
adults; Dorlon's Point. Address
"Box 377," South Nerwalk.
lmpro merits. Inquire J. J. Vena,
contra...“ Phone 371-3.
YOUNG GIRL—For light house-
keeping. Apply 41 Putnam ave-
nue. South Norwalk.
Help “billed—Male 33
KIV‘HEN MAN WANTED—Apply
Rooney's Restaurant, 141 Wash-
ington St.. So. Norwalk.
PRESSERS WANTED—For men‘s
dress shirts; steady work all year
round with good pay. Apply Le-
Roy Shirt Co.. -11 Chestnut street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
SHEET METAL WORKER—Want-
ed. Apply Employment Office. The
Yale & Towno Manufacturing
Company, Stamford. Connecticut.
WANTED—Non-unlen linotype op-
erators. hand compositora and
newspaper make-up men, and
man to work on 24-page Scott per-
fecting press. Some labor troua
bie. Write “Banger Commercial,
Bangor. Maine.”
FINANCIAL
Money to Loan—Morislsfl 40
835.000 T0 LOAN—On 1st. 2nd and
8rd mortgages. Easy terms. City
or out or town. Buying mortgages.
Room 808 Commercial Bldg. 80
Wall St. Norwalk.
FIVE-Rout APARTMENT—In the
KCHN‘ llciing: all improvements.
includinateam heat and hot wa~
tcr rural...“ mm, 340, Apply
Kcelcr's E... Store. Phone 302.
FOR SALE a RENT—Five-room
cottage 0“- l. Hammock Islands.
Ea- 0- Scat-w. Phone Falrfleld
4 9.
FOR RENT—*4, 5-room apart-
ment; nemywcorated; improve-
mmisi 51"“ adults. Inquire
122 Woodwardvenue or 53 “v3.
ter street. beforg o‘clock. Phone
473-3.
FOUR Rooms-Jr. all improve.
ments. imiulre 1‘) Taylor “'3'
nu... Phone 315.
FOR RENT~F0UT‘r‘-n apartment:
light. 110‘“ and bat Darlen. on
New Canaan road. “1.053 Box
34A. clo Sentinel.
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FOR RENT—Two six-,1m .pug.
ments with garages: .w house:
newly dOCOl‘fltC‘d: hes‘esldcntlal
section—I‘airneld aventand Bay-
view avenue. Imiuire lcxandcr
Houses For Sale 84
F0]: SALI‘Zv-Ncw six-room bunga-
low: large lot; oak floors; Arcola
iii-zit; bath. lights. gas and range.
$4.500. Terms. Inquire 11 Forest
strct-l, Norwalk Park.
l-‘OR SALE—Two-tamily house of
ten rooms and improvements: in
good condition and centrally locat-
ed in South Norwalk. PrICe $6,-
600. Terms arranged. For par-
ticulars see William F. Hoyt d:
Son. 46 South Main street. Phone
435.
FOR SALE—House seven rooms all
improvements. Centrally located
on trolley line. For particulars
inquire at 93 Woodward avenue.
South Net-walk.
MODERN—Seven-roam house; 3-car
garage; largo shop: extra corner
lot in one or East Norwalk's grow-
ing business sections. This lot is
ideally located (or gas station or
for any other business purpose.
ALFRED K. STl JOHN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
ll Pershing St. Phone 3331
NEWTOWN TERRACE — Six-room
house; all improvements: lot. 50:
175; I-car garage: price. $8.500.
ALFRED K. 81‘. JOHN.
Rcal Estate and Insurance,
11 Pershing St. Phone 3331
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of the
Norwalk Building Loan and
Investment Association will be
held at their office. 80 Wash-
ington street.
ning. June 16.
o'clock (I). S. '1‘.)
Tuesday eve-
1925, at s
RICHARD H. GOLDEN, ‘
Secretary.
Insurance‘
and ‘
Real Estate
of
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Tel. 35
ll~li00.\i MOUSE—All improve-
ments. lnrdwood floors. bath. 0x-
trn lavatory. Ward heating sys-
tem; two-car garage: large lot:
select neighborhood. near water:
mediate possession. Inquire at 68
Osborne avenue. East Norwalk.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses 1’ or Sale
8-!
A BAR'lAIN—Two-i'amily house;
all improvements: residential sec-
tion; within city limits; should be
seen to be appreciated. Phone
1320.
COMPO BEACH‘—Furnishcd house
with six bedroom for season or
by the month. Telephone West-
port 218. i.
FOR SALE-—
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE—Lot 50:100.
fruit and shade trees. 2.200.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE—Improvements;
lot, 651305. $4,500.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE —- All im-
provements; 1st district; lot 77x
104. $5,800.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE—~11 rooms;
improvements. 2nd district. $5,500.
SEVERAL FURNISHED HOMES
for rent during the summer
months. Building lots.
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
White. 35 Lowe stree. Phone
2858. . ‘
Phone 3344 123 Washington St.
)gethcra. etc. Conveniently lo' a. drug store or bakery and dcll- pi‘it't". “5.500. Write S. R. 030
itcd. Catering service. Bates ‘ ‘ ., ,, 5. H cl
Cattsscii. Tel. .30... 0" n -
llsensble. For particulars phone
371. Houses For Rent 77 TOILSt’iME AVE—House. .8 rooms.
-—- 1 . burn. 4 acres land. fruit trees.
RAI- ESTATE FOR RENT 0N SHORE‘IMM'FONN ‘70“350 on - sprint: water. Price 86.000. Must.
. shore; furnished: large pantry; be cash to settle ‘ estate. Act
Apartments and Plate 7i some, improvements: adults only. quick. Mrs. Jennie Knapp. ad-
Chas. ii. Smith. 22 Lowndcs nvc- mlnistrntrix. 11 Summer St.. So.
FIRM s12. 19 — Four beautiful “Wt Phi-”i" 1351. Norwalk.
“°°m newly decorum? handy ‘0 THREE-ROOM COTTACE—-—With
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"'mfu‘e I‘m?!" rent, $35! pert improvements: flue location; lm- [\L [AU‘ ATTRACTI‘E Eight
room house: two baths: modern
improvements: hardwood floors;
garage: lot, 106x133: tine shade:
shi-ubhcry; centrally located.
Terms to suit. 6 Stevens street.
Norwitlk. Phone 1177.
WOULD YOU BUY 9. 310.000 home it
you could live. rent free. and have
it bring in $027 per year, besides?
If so, see
11h. MOELLER
E. A. srnoor AGENCY.
as Wall St. Phone ssss
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY,
Lake Kitchawan‘
Park
Situated in Lewlsboro. N. Y.. half
hour from Nor'walk. Best of fish-
ing. Large lake. hills. fields and
forests; scenic beauty unparallel-
ed. Many springs. bungalows and
bungalow sites with equal lake
privileges. For sale on easy
terms. Good roads. B. A. Brynn.
Ridgctield. Conn. . Phone 11.
Money for Taxes .
Home Repair Bills
or other Emergencies
$25.00 to $300.00
Quickly Privately
Payable in small monthly
instalment at lawful
interest only.
No Service Charge
Bonus or Fee
Csll—Write—Phons
Public Loan Corp.
so WALL ST. NORWALK
Phone 3931
Room 203
Commercial Bldg.
Under Supervision of
State W8 Department
For Sale
Eight Boom. House with all im-
provements located on water --
Good concrete
Price 88,000.
private beach.
cellar. hot air heat.
0
Six Room House with every im-
Near
provcment. Good sectibn.
center. Price $7,500. ... (.,._.;.
Cant—3.72:? Co.
17 So. lain St. Phone 830
Find 'Body of Man
Lost at Seaside Park
BRIDCIGPORT. June 15 (AP).—
Tlm body or Peter Dobras. 1:1. who
tilHKDliCiil‘ttli June. ’I while bathing at.
Seaside Park. was found early yes-
lf‘l‘dil)’ floating in the water about
200 yards oi“! shore. half way be-
twocn the boulevard and tho mu-
nicipal bath houses. The body was
taken to the city morgue, where it
was identified by relatives. Dobras
is bclloved to have been stricken
with cramps while bathing in the
chilly waters.
In Mocking Ilird Valley
In Mocking Bird valley
There is a green alley
’l‘luit leads to a brook
singing along:
The. tier-ii Eirchinr,‘ mcr
(The rnipr-t of clever
All stippled with l‘zuttercups set to
0 song.
that trips
In :iiockliig Bisd valley
Swell peace seems lU daily.
As\why should it not where all’s
lashionod for route;
The bird calls are sleep,
The clouds iaze, the creepy
Soft winds drift on slowly. at twi-
light to cease. ’
In Mocking mm valley
The Bull magically
Paints treetops with fire till it's far
down the. hill.
And golden are glowing
The haters that {lowing
Deep into the dusk are forevermorc
still.
In Mocking Bird valley
The. moon lifts to rally
The ghosts of old nights in its silver
to play. ‘
And there you recapture
The. hopes and the rapture
That come with bright youth and
with youth dropped away.
Maurice Morris in'Ncw I'ork Herald
ALBERT PHILLIPS.
ONCE A STATE ‘
OFFICIAL, DIES
Darien Resident,-
Prominent in Stam—
ford Politics Ill Long
Time—Was Lawyer
sixiii'i-‘onp. Juno ‘ 15.—-—Aibert
Phillipa. secretary of state under
(ilIH'I‘llIOl' Simeon E. Baldwin. from
lliid to 101.3, (“01‘ at, the home of
his piii'i‘iils. Mr. and .‘il'i‘L .1011“ Phil-
ilps. L‘S'.’ lit-stun l’osi. road, Dai‘len,
ycstvrdni.‘ morning.
lie had lunch suffering from a.
mental brriiktlown since the fall or
101.“. but during the past. six months
it “its will :il. his home his mental
condition unis gradually improving
and hi- “:is nppzircutly on the way to
recovery, \llicu Sll‘lei"lI suddenly
with heart Qtilure, rcsuliilig in his
death.
Albert Phillips was born in New
Britain, .\iiii'.. ltd? his family moving
to Stamford win-u he no..- three years
old. lie was cilucatwl in the pupil.
schools here graduating from the
high school 111 the class of 1905. In
1908 he had completed his course at
the New York Law scheol and was
'ril,illlii[t'tl to the k‘Olll’li‘Clit‘lll bar soon
ilfI'L‘l'.
Alter prar-liciiig law with the firm
of Cummings null Lockwood he
opened up an office. oz his own in
lulu. lie was elected a member oi!
thi- :-l:i'c ilouse ni‘ licprrsentatlves in
litll on the litiuocmlic ticket. Fol.
lowing the. I’i‘otzi'cusivi'v-licpubiican.
split, in 1012, he has elected secre‘
buy of state unib r Governor Bald-
win, l‘l‘lllll iiiifi lo lfllfi. At the same
limo he was prosecuting attorney of
Stamtord.
During the World war he was
Connecticut courts-l for the Federal
Alien l’roierity Custodian A. Mitchell
Palmer. Hl' “as an active and in-
fluential Democrat and was stricken
with mental breakdown, at a time
when his future was most promising.
Albcrt l’hlllips lcavcs beside his
mother and father. ii. sister Eva
Phillips. The funeral will be. held at
the home \Vciincsiiuy morning at
11:30. (.‘ommitmrtzt will be in Mount
Hebron cemetery. Flushing. L. L
\chnesilny afternoon.
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(Strix. Stockholm)
“Do you speak French?"
"No."
"Do you speak English?"
“No." . .
“But on your window it says,
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Who speaks it 1‘”
“The customers!"
LATE ' WARREN s. STONE
, MST-1390700“ WARREN 5.61an
The heavy care which caused his breakdown is written deep Into
the face of Warren 8. Stone. labor and co~operative banking leader, in
the last photo made before his death. It. was taken in his office in
Cleveland a few hours bciorc he was stricken and taken to the hospital.
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