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1—Deaths
z—Cerd of Thanks
e-In' Memoriem
e—Punere‘i Directors
O’Nonuments. Cemetery Lets
eulooletles end Lodges
Iii—Lest and Found
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A—Autornobile Agencies
il—Automobiles For Sale
11—Auto Trucks For Sale
18~Auto accessories
, .Ie—Gueger—Autos for Hire
15—Motorcycls's end Bicycles
II—Wented—Automotive -
BUSINESS SERVICE-—
19~Buildlng and Contracting
21—Dreeemekin'g end lililinery
13—Heeting. Plumbing. Rooting
? II—Insurence and Surety Bonds
‘ ad-eTrucking-oStorsns
u—Peinting. Pepsrhg. Decorat-
ins
Ie-Profeseionai Services
i se-nsssirins and Refinishing
" so-Irauoring and Pressing
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tbsp—Employment Agencies
83—Hour Wanted—Female
, 88—Heip ‘Wanted—Male
It—Eeip—«Male and Female
lS—Solicitors. Canvassera Agents
\Ie—Situations Wantedwl‘emele
\Si-Situations Wanted—Male
MANCIAL—
Ies—Business Opportunities
ell—Money to Loam—him
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“ e ~Locnl Instruction Classes
44-Musical, Dancing. Dramatic
ed—Wanted—Instruction
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d‘l—Doge. Cats. Other Pets
dl-Poultry and supplies.
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I-I—Articles For Sale
BI-e—Berter and Exchange
,,---Boats and Accessories
. ‘3 Building Materials
Business and Odiee Equip-
a Radio Equipment -
‘ee—Seede Plants. Flowers r
sec—Specials at the Stores
eh—Weerlng Apparel
“~me Ray
ei—Roorns With Board
C‘s-Room! Without Board
ee—Rooms tor Housekeeping
Til—Vacation Pieces
TI—Where to Eat
18—Whers to Stop in Town
ll—Wantsd—Rooms or Board
u—Apartrnents and Plate
'lS—Business Places For Rent
16—Farms and Land For Rent
11—Houses For Rent
file—Onces end Desk Room
tee—Shore and Mountain— --Eor
Rent
ll—Wanted—To Rent
BnBrokers in Real Estate
u—Business Property For Sale
u—Farma end Land For Sale
sea—Houses For Sale
SS—Lots For Sale
lee—Shore and Mountain— for
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' her 12th, .A. 1).. 1915.
1923 Jordan 5 passenger sedan.
nsnn cans—we have them: come
Places
AUCTIONS—LEGAL!
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ORDER 0!" NOTICE.
VIOLA A. SLEZAK
VS.
GEORGE W. SLEZAK
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, FAIR.
FIELD ‘COUNTI.
COURT. SS. Bridgeport. Septem-
her 16th. A. D. 1926.
Upon the Complaint of the said
Viola A. limit, praying. (or reasons
set iorth. for divorce. custody of
minor child end change of name, re-
turnable to' the Superior Court in
Tuesday or October. 1925.
.Itfeppeering to end being found
by the subscribing authority that
George W. Slesak, the said defend-
ant is absent from this State and
gone to parts unknown—-
Therefore Ordered, that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a. newspaper print-
ed in South Norwalk. three (8)
times successively, commencing on
or before the 17th day of September.
A. D. 1925.
HENRY P. LYONS,
Asst. Clerk oi the Superior Court for
Feiriieid County.
ORDER 0!“ NOTICE
BENJAMIN KUENS'I‘LER
.VS.
BERNARDIN E KUENSTLER
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. FAIR-
FIEIJ) COUNTY. SUPERIOR
COURT. SS. Bridgeport. Septem-
ber 16m. A. D. 1926.
.Upon the Complaint of the said
Benjemln Kuenstler. praying,' for
reasons therein set torth. for a di-
vorce and custody of minor children,
returnable to the‘ Superior Caurt in
and for Fairiield County. on the first
Tuesday oi October. 1926.
It appearing to and being round
by the subscribing authority that
Bernardine Kuenstler, the said de-
fendant is absent‘trom this state and
gone to parts unknown—
Therefors Ordered, that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
e
ed in South Norwalk. three (a)
or before the 17th day of. Septem-
ber. A. D. 1925.
HENRY P. LYONS.
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fairfield County.
TAX COLLECTOR'S OFFICE.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons llable to pay taxes in the City
of Norwalk. Conn., and the several
Taxing Districts of said city.‘ on the
Assessment List at 1924, which taxes
shall become due and payable .on
the first day or October. A. 1)., 1925.
and that I will meet‘them to receive
such taxes at the Office of the Col-
lector, in the City Hall. Thursday,
October, 1, A. D..1925,tron\ 9 until
11 o ’clock in the forenoon, and from
2 to 6 in the afternoon, and that said
oflice will be open thereafter for the
purpose of receiving said taxes every
week day at the some hours. Satur-
day afternoons and legal holidays
excepted.
On all taxes which shall remain
unpaid after the 2nd day or Novem-
ber. A. 1).. 1925. interest 'at the rate
of e per cent. per ennum will be
charged from the 1st day or Octo-
ber. A. D.. 1925. until the same shall
be paid.
Dated et Norwallr, Conn.. Septem-
ROBERT C. MITCHELL.
Tax Collector o! the City at Nor-walls.
entrepreneurs
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LOST—White, belt with Sterling Sil-
ver‘Buckie' on South Main. or
Washington St. Return to Sentinel
Office. Valued as keepsake.
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Evening Sentinel, a newspaper print- ‘
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Bum” Inna!
- Business services one} is
LAWN” MOWED—Oardsna plough.
ed end cultivated. Work done by
up-to-dete machine methods.
Phone 8515. Prod Hamilton. '
LAWN IIOWERS SEARPENED-
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed anil put in .good condition.
street. South Norweik. Phone "I.
WOOSTER AID DAVIS -
A. II. WOOSI‘ER ' It. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT RAW
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Olos.
1115 Walt, Bridgeport.
Send tor Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING—and
work. Picture framing.
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bergstrorn. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwalk.‘
NAG! BROS-arena. All kinds
local and ions distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vane for
moving, li-ton Meek dumps. 100
cabinet-
mirrors
Conn. Ave. ,Phone nil. DWme:
801 14 Nillite.
conrmcmvo -- sis-on work.
lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking. Send. gravel. cinders.
Loom ior sale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone :01. Darlen.
Painting. Papeging, Imam Io
grading
The Mesa is in Apogee fie 11th.
The figures attire left above the day of
11., below for P. M. The figures at tho Iii
' MACHINISTS—for
Alpha Platinl Works. N ”I!
EMPLOYEE“
Help “Ignited—Mela
BOY—About 16 years' old. to work
all day in store. Apply at Don-
nelly' s.
night shift.
Night Rates 20 per cent. higher
than day rates. Apply Mr; wm.H
puny.
OPERATORS—on Jones & Lam-on
and Engine Lathes. Apply to The
‘ Norwaik Company,
T" I. “1‘ 01‘s
The Moon‘is le Perigee thelst and ztth.
Compiled from ‘ ‘Tide Tables of the Atlantic Coast of. the United States." Issued by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of
' HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR, CONN.
the month give the time of High. Tide iorA
ght oi! these give”L the. Hcight oi Tide in Feet
Mofrett. Nash Engineering Com- .
South Nor- _
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MERCHANDISE
Wanted—do Say so
FURNITURE—ascend bane. bought
“highest prices. It you have any
Sunk or metal to sell we will also
-. pay high prices. Cell or write
1!. lattes. 81 Fort Point street.
Phone on.
rooms AND ocean
Rooms, Without Board! on
FURNISHED ROOM -- In nice
home. with line surroundings: for
Central-
OLAIIII'IID DISPLAY
MONEY
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RY “Warm
WWW!
21 WALL ST. ROOM 208
PHONE n-l-o-s
Openers“ .Wees
sear. ESTATE ros nm‘
Apartments and. lists is
16 LEXINGTON AVENUE—Four
rooms to rent with all improve-
ments. Inquire at same address.
Houses nu- nest is
8 zoom HOUSE—with 15 scre‘s.
All improvements. Furnished.
' $100 per month or will sell. Phone
1106-5.
All improvements; 88 Woodward
avenue, South Norwulk. Inquire
at same address. ‘ "
TEN ROOM HOUSE—On West Ave.
Apply C. J. Mints, 59 West Ave.
Farms and Land For Sale as
FOR SALE—Farm in Wilton, large
houss.“14 rooms. 80 acres, large
barn. chicken houses, price
$18,000.
ALFRED 1k. ST..JOIIN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St. Phone 8181
Houses For Sale'
FOR SALE—-
we have lt!
IE IT IS a two-family for a home
‘ and income—we have it:
IF IT IS tor speculation—we have
it!
Come in and talk it over.
WANTED~A party who under-
. stands blocking 0! ladies Felt and
Velour flats to‘ tells a space inan
established Millinery store. If in-
terested communicate with Sell-
on Millinery 281 State street
Bridgeport Conn. opportunity for
the right party.
Modulation—MW so
FIRST .1. SECOND—Morison loans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 30 Wall St. room
203. Norwalh. Conn.
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Other Pets 41
Reterences required. Call 8570 ror
. information.
FURNISHED—Ream. nextto C. 8.
K. rectory. All conveniences. 81
Van Zent St.
NIGEL! FURNISHED ROOM-'40:-
one or two gentlemen. Private
‘rei‘nily.centrelly~ loceted. Call. at
74 South Main street. or phone
1410.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM —
With modrcn conveniences, in-
cluding steam heatund hot water;
suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Mrs. M. A. Brown. 155 Washing-
ton street.
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang
SOHERS .a SOMEBS
them
GUARD YOUR HOME—with a
good collie. Puppies for sale. John
Kennedy, 49 West Ave., roar.
Painthg, Pam, Decorating IO
PAPER HANGING—500 double toll;
Painting: reasonable; work gush
anteed;‘ practical painter. II
Havilend street. South Norwellt.
Automobiles hor- Sale 11
FORD CAMPER—With mattress
to sleep two persons. Curtains
enclosed weather tight. Good run-
ning condition.
Mervin Beach.
roan SEDAN~Excelient condi?
tion. Inquire United Cigar Store.
9 North Main St.
1928 ESSEX TOURING—in A-1
condition. Also 1928 Ford touring
' with new tires and new point. 18
South 81., Phone 1488. -
1916 Flint 4 passenger coupe..
1924 Chrysler 6 pa-enger sedan.
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORDAN,
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
in and look them over; all makes
to choose from: In good condition:
make your own terms. P. J. Di-
Piao. 40 West avenue. Phone
ROBERTS
TIRES
Weekly Payments
Pay As You Ride
AGENT! NR m
. Witherbec Battery
FRANK ROBERTS
16 Nail“ m1
GRADING—hm sieves. hedges
me. Open evenings until
BUSINESS SERVICE
m Isrvscm other! 18
anmonm
Joseph A. Anglo-e
Tel. sits-1: - . Norwelk
BOISE homo—arr makes . oi
negaetoea generators re-
starters.
paired and iesta.i_lsd. New Beech
ignition so: my and all other
care. 110 So. Iain St. Phone see.
out. eeespools cleaned. l'tliing dirt
and loom for sale. Jeni. A. Pul-
ler. ll Taylor avenue. South Nor-
welk. Phone smw.
our! cm wants
A Specially.
SANTO‘ CONSTRUCTION 00.
All right to go '
South. 345 cash. 9 Eiloitt street '
Repairhrgendaeiimhng ID
WANTED—Chairstore-eeel. has
reasonable. Phone use. Edward
Chance.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—mesons as
A GIRL—For general housework.
Ville Crest Sanitarium. Phone
1533.
GIRL FOR- GEN EBAL—Offlce
' work. typing essential. Give ref-
erences if experienced. Write be:
NO. 1 care Sentinelotfice.
EXPERIENCED HAND SEWERS—
And finishers wanted. Apply Rab-
hor Co.. 121 Washington street.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines. Apply at once to
Henderson & Ervin.11 High St.
Norwaik.
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EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES—e
“MUS'I‘HAVE REFERENCES.
APPLY IN PERSON 'I'O R. C.
LEWIS. s. a ransom co.
.
574 wasrmvorou so. so. __
NORWALK.
Paints. Window Sindee. Verniehss
8-10 Railroad Ave. 1 Wall St. Horses, Cattle, Vehicles es
dream ' ISA TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES-—
With three saddles- six years:
SCIENTIFIC will sell on easy pay'ments.’ P. J.
TREE Di Pietro. 49' West avenue.
Poultry and Supplies es
WORK .
LIVE agUIERI—xmeo and dre-o
mm m edw eyou wait. P Romano
, A' 11. A 7 iirst class service. Phone surf
9'10”. ,7: Weapon LIV. Poultry Market. 1. Climut
FOR BALD—Stamford 111136 in ilrst
street. South Norwelk.
RUSK! RAB! CHICKS-Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. Leghornsl
Duckiings, Wishbone hroodere.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Airdals puppies for sale.
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
Narket. 63 Main street. Norweik.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale 81
GRAPES FOR SALE—Dy the bush-
el. Joseph Eula, 8 Woodward
Ave.. So. Norwaik.
BLUE AND IVORY—Baby carriage.
like new. Cost 850. Will sacrifice
$15. Call at 11 Fitch St. East
. Norwalk.
BRASS BED—with spring and
mattercss. All in good condition.
320 apply 15 Garner St. or phone
880.
FOR SALE—ZG-foot cabin host; 'can
be seen at Bates' Boat Yard; also,
a hull. Tel. 874-14. East Norwelk.
Building Medal 33
ROLL ROOFING, 81.00 PER ROLL.
—Sleie surfaced, ".00 per roll.
c. A. RANSOX.
Dept. ll. .
537 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Hess.
Household Goods se
FOR SALE—large else Vulcan
range in good condition. Call in
morning 62 North Main St. Hen-
ford Block. Phone 1818.
FOR SALE—Smell Boll top desk
:16 Ax. Rug' 3 x 10 820 White
Dresser 820 Dining Room Suite
896 5 Wallace Ave. Marv'in Beach.
hilt
class condition. 'Can.’ be,
eger‘
Mrs. Morton’s. and door,
a Co. Building.
EXPERIENCED—tailors wanted on
silk robes, Rabhor (3.0.. 121 Wash-
ington St. So. Norwelk.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-4001‘ sale.
All in good condition. Inquire
Seemnuis. 96 South Main street.
ron RENT. ocr. IST—l'ive-rooin ‘
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS—Pri-
vats bath; private entrance; rent
reasonable . Address “C. W.." clo
Sentinel.
WALL ST” u—Wiil rent‘rurnished.
kitchenette apartment lot . two or
three rooms: also. nicely furnish-
ed roorno. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone use.
Rooms nos nonseaeepisg so
LARGE FRONT BOOK—In pri-
vate temily. center of town. tor
two gentlemen'or business couple;
privileges at housekeeping. 100
South Main street. Phone 8974.).
mwmhm 18
walk. Conn. -. one or two gentlemen.
A = ly located. e Cedar st. near West THE FUDGE REALTY 00--
YOUNG MAN—Liggett’s Drug store. avenue. Phone 4". ., 155 Washington Street.
, ' ‘ South Norwalk.
mum Rooms Without Board 08 Tel. .559. .»
BuSIIlOSS Opportunities 80 DESIRABLE Furnished room at the HOUSE OF SEVEN 3005‘s.”!
D3 Md” Club 1 Elisabeth St improvements; central location;.‘
South Norwalk. Full tutor-motion
at Van Ness. 40 Bayview avenue.
"so Weheepere.
Beneficial LoanSooiety ‘
SIX-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT—.1”
asst. ss‘rsrs roe sens . -
IF IT IS a one-tamiiy for a home-'
or Froeb's Agency. 18 Lowe street..
CLAIMED DISPLAY
swarms nurses
FOR
For our Protection—Fully
-!'
Electric
all improvements.
garage. all improvements.
One House on Shore Front
improvements.
One House on Shore Front
improvements.
a
Sterling Furniture
4 New Houses Colonial Architecture-
—-st-.
SHORE FRONT PARK
“The Garden Spot of Norwelk”
lights, gee, sewers and telephone, one minute to ‘
South Norwelk Station by automobile.
Houses and Lots Sold on Easy Terms a,
One House on Water Trout, 6 rooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage.
One House on Shore Front Drive, 6 rooms and bath, 1 car ’
Salesman on Premises 'or
SALE
Restricted-Boating—Bsthing “
Drive, 6 rooms and bath, all
Drive, 7 rooms and bath. all
00., South ‘Norwalk
=' Westport Avenue
PUBLIC
AUCTION
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
, AT 2 P. M. ON THE PROPERTY
Valuable Presenis'Given Away F refe, :
Norwalk, Conn.
Home on .Westport Avenue.
new. or den or property.
HOW TO REACH THE PROPERTY
Villa Crest Manor is about 400 feet east at the Children's.
Boston Store and get off at Walter Avenue-Property
. across the street. If by auto. Center of Norwalk, up Mill
Hill to detour sign, do not take detour, main road is open to
If it rains sale will i; held next clear day.
Take Bridgeport trolley at
1s
NEW HOUSE—With ail improve-
ments; one-pipe heater; garage:
lot, 100 It. by 120 it. deep: live
minutes to Compo Beach. Apply
Mrs. A. B. Walsh. Brookside Ter-
race, Westport. .
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—All im-
provements; in good residential
section of East Norwalk. Apply
to H. J. \Vllklns. 8 Westport ave-
nus.
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE-
Branch of Strcut Farm Agency:
soils over 5.000 properties a year.
Branch Office: 88 Wall street.
Norwelk. Phone rots.
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
123 Washington Street.
Phone am.
WILL SACRIFICE-“My new six
room house (or a quick sale.
Terms to suit; your pocketbook.
No dealers. Address. Terms clo
this paper.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
HILL TOP INN—08ers its spacious
dance pavilion tor denote. get-
togethers. etc. Conveniently lo-
sated. Catering service. Rates
:ueosabie. so. particulars phone
"I. .
REAL ESTATE 1'03 “NT ‘
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Apartments and lists
l FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT~~Also.
.1 six-room apartment; newly de-
corated; with all modern improve-
ments. 6 Hamilton avenue. Phone
2955.
meats; near business center at
South Norwalk; reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromsr's, l Hanford
place. Phone 1636.
FIVE ROOMS—l Elisabeth street:
all improvements. heel. Five
rooms; all improvements. 118
South Main street. Cell 102 Flex
Hill road, Michael Olsen. Phone
» .8108. , , '
FOR RENT—Five room house. all
improvements. Rental of no per
month.
Six room house. all improvements.
Rental or us per month.
Located on Raymond Street. Rowey-
ton. Inquire at the South Norweih
Trust Company. Executor or the,
estate or George W. Reymond or
Mrs. Raymonden’ the property.
list with all up-tosdste improves
manta; references required. In-
quire Mlchsei Santella. 85 or I!
» 1.1 First street. East Norweik.
FOR RENT—Flee rooms all im-‘
prove'ments' "I per month. Irr-
“"11; s 10st street. South Nor-
WANTED AT ONCE‘Whlte help,
also colored help. good wages, ap-
ply at once. Norwelk Employ-
IIA'I'TREBSEB. PILLOWS - Cush-
ions. roede. renovated and repair-w
ed. Phone Ill, Nmejk Idattren
ment Agency, 90 .Well 8L. Nora
1!!-
11mm“
“Pheasant;
FOUR-ROOII—Steam-heeted apart;
ment: aliirnprovementa. Also. one
large room suitable for light
co. in henklinytreet. SguthNer.
9‘
housekeeping. Resend, old My ‘,
FIVE ROOMS-With ell improve- ~
TO LET
4 room apartments. all improve-
ments, steam heet furnished.
Janitor service. Located in the
8rd district. For turther part1.
culars incurs at cities of
J. M. Layton Co. Inc
5 Railroad Ave.
So. Nor-walk, Conn.
For Sale
At Marvin beach, in high class
residential section. seven-room
house with attic. nicely decorat-
ed .iargelliving room with fire-
.Dlace. four bedrooms. garage,
blue stone drive, everything
complete including screens, storm
porch and sash. window shades.
expensive gas range. bath ilx-
tures. etc. Priced tor mick sale.
Inquire 16 Wallace Ave.. East
.Norwelk. ,.
LOANS Loans
$85. to 830000
e
‘ yard.
l
Newark, New Jersey—A traffic
cop with three children, has received
live now dimes from a. motorist
named John D. Rockefeller. "I'm
not trying to bribe you, officer." said
the donor. expressing thanks for
courteous directions.
Churchill, England—The vicar in
the parish magazine is rebuklng
girls for smoking cigarettes while
seated on' tombstones in the church-
Yonice—“Dislnfect the theatre;
it's almost nausea." remarked Ar-
turo' Toscanini about ultra-modern
compositions rendered at an inter-
national music festival.
Boston—The Bible has been read
aloud in 65 hours 47 minutes by a
group of Adventists, working in re-
leys.‘
New York—Friends of Harvey
Emery. Princeton tackle last year
and the most popular man of his
class. are just learning or his mar-
riage last month in Peking to Miss
Mary Carter. daughter of the direc-
tor of Peking Union Medical College.
Stoke Pages. England-Enid Wil-
|son. 15. with pigtails hanging down
her back, is the girls' golt cham~
plan of England. .
New York—An egg in it trying
pan on a cake of its was cooked by
wireless at the radio show.
Auburn. New York—Manholes
emitted flames over a mile stretch
alter a train hit a gasoline tank
wagon an‘d oil ran into sewers and
caught fire.
RACCONIGI. Italy—The Crown
League ,Cliiei
watermelon-sod or made. clrle!
or the Baltimore delegates to the
assembly or the league or Nations
at Geneva has been elected president
OVER 200 LOTS -- EASY TERMS
W. P. VOLLMER ADAMS & INGALLS
Attorney . Auctioneers.
Flashes of Life
' Big Bill and Little
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Bell Island—Seven room. year
around home. Large living room
dining room and kitchen on their
(loor 4 large bed rooms and
bath on 2nd floor. a maids robot
in attic. Hot air heat. Garage.
New 2 family house. Well con-
‘structed. Eleven rooms. 8 baths,
ll furnaces. 2 car garage.
For .further particulars consul
Realtors-nlnsursncs .M
17 So. Nola St. . Phone 880
the snowbound Prince of Wales 1
Chile. Humbert is delighted . ‘
cause an orchestra. 01.80 is to pl,
dance music every night now for '
guests arriving for his sister Mate
da's wedding. ,
ARICA, Chile. -"So sorry.‘ Gen
eral. I have been so near and y
so far from you." Wales has wired
Pershing from Valparaiso. .
NEW YORK—The full text of
speech over the radio by Thomas
Edison from a veteran telegraph
dinner follows
“Hello. "
CONSTANTINOPLE—Hatters Ill'
doing a big business because 01 ab‘
iition or the fez. and pronts'ering
has caused a limit to be put 0
prices. ,
NEW YORK—Ma. Ferguson ‘
president of Mexico in the view
some school students as revealed
tests on current history condo
by the Review of Reviews.
CESURAS, Spain.-’Pho
mistaken tor a wild deer, has
shot and seriously wounded do
a hunt.
NEW YORK—Winnie O'conndily
star rider in the sport of kings
20 years ago ,is broke and ice . ‘ ”
for a Job. “'1"
ABOARD S. S. PARIS. —-Meiii
of the French debt. mission
amused by United States imu
tion blanks asking it they have a
violent ideas against this «Vernal
ment.
FOREST HILLS, New Yor
Bill are d
their stud to the utmost in 0rd
have their annual battle again
year.
BOSTON. --Ths aromas of
future, in the opinion of II . .
Ford. will be e combination of di '
gibie, heavier than air plane
helicopter. “We are working town?
that end now." he says.
name
orihe'uegne. The picture was
v take-elm
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mood of his. The sewers '
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