FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1928.
”’ Economy Marches Through These Columns Hand in Hand With Opportunity
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ANNOUNCEMENTS-
1—Deaths
2~Card of Thanks
e-tn lfemorism
s—Funeral Directors
s—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
s--Secieties and Lodges
10~Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-
A—nAutornobile Agencies
11—Autornobilee For Sale
:2—«Auto Trucks For Sale
. 13—Auto\aocossories
‘ '11i-Gerages—Autos for Hire
1 ll—blotoroyoles and Bicycles
17~Wented~Autornotive
.1. BUSINESS SERVIOIL-
Moeinees Services Offered
r19--'-Building and Contracting
fl-nDreesmalting and Hillinery
ti—Eeatlng. Plumbing. Rooting
zi—Instiranoe end Surety Sends
zo—vTrnckingb-Storens
“l-oPsinting. Paper pg. Deseretp
" ti-énProfessionsl services
.2l-!tepeirllls and Refinishing
”ventilating end Pressioe
ei—Wentthnuslneu Service
gEMPLOYMENT~
~ .. si.a~+Employment Agencies
”é"? sz—efiolp..Wentcd-—Fenlele
“172:. zit—Help Wanted-um
st-Help-Mals and Female
ss-Solicitors. Cenvsssere mills
sis—Situations Wanted—Female
,;~:, ,ofa-eitnations Wanted—Male .
Samarium-—
1.‘ Sta-Busineu Opportunities
lO—ddonsy to Loan—Mow!“
MSTRUOTIONu ,
u—Loeal instruction Classes
ei—Musicel. Dancing, Drsmetlc
00~Wented~lnstrucflon
LIVE STOCK—
“ 47—Day. Cats. Other Pets
l8—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
1 - eo—Poultry and supplies
)1 bile-Wanted—Live Stock
1 DERCHANDISE—
tic—Articles For Sale
liar-wen" and Exchange
,SZ—Boats and Accessories
Sa—Building Meterieis
00~luslness and once lollip-
meat
‘ 00-—Fs.rnr and Dairy Products
Hamel. Feed. Fertiliser
lie-Good Things we let ‘
ss——Eousehold Goods
oo-Jewelm Watches. Diamonds
, ot—itechinery and Tools
' :l-ohfu'slcai Merchandise
nap—Mo Equipment
~ ill—Seeds. Plants. Flowers ,
u—Speclaie at the Stone
”for
‘s'flu
LAWN
.1001 FORD FOR SALE—Touring:
starter; five tires: dernountable
rims; speedometer A.‘ C.:
brakes; 0121. Gebrgo Clerk. Ray-
mond street. Rowayton.
FORDS FOR SALE—~10“ Coach.
1900 Coupe. 1022 Coupe. 1912
Touring. All in A-1 condition.
Will sell in exchange for Fords.
Phone 1145-13.
1920 Jordan B-paesenger ..... $850
1920 Jordan Blue Boy ...... . 0500
1025 Flint coups .. .......... 01.150
1015 Jordan sedan .......... 02,000
VAAS’I‘ BROS.
' CADILLAC, JORDAN,
HUPMOBILE DEALERS.
USED CARS—we have them; come
in and look them over; all meires
to choose from: in good conditions
make your own terms. P. J. Di-
Pidre. 00 West avenue. Phone
0010. Open evenings until 0.
BUSINESS SERVICE
flatness Serums Offered 10
AUWONEER
Joseph A. Angions
Tel. 0100-10 Norwelk
8000!! MAaNno—Au makes of
' usgnetoes. starters. generators rs-
palred and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
one.» 110 80. Main St. Phone 00s.
GRADING-bums mowed. hedges
out. «upools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Ini-
len 00 Taylor evenue. loath Nor-
walk. Phone 077000.
OUR CEMENT WALES
A Specialty.
BANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwallr 0001
LAWN" Iowan—Gardens plough.
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-date. machine methods.
Phone 0010. Fred Hamilton.
uownss SKARPENIJD—
Have your uwn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good conf'itiflll.
Alpha Plating Works. N Day,
street. South Nerwslk. Phone 000.
woosrsn AND DAVIS
A. I. WOOITII 00. W. DAVIs
A'I'I'ORNOII AT HAW
Formerly leloe ners U. I. Patent
1110 lists on. Bridgeport.
lend for Booklet on Patents.
U'PHOLSTERING—end cabinet
e 0—Weerlng Apparel
lit—Wehted—To Buy
’ " ROOMS AND BOARD—
5 t‘l—Rooms With Board
tit—Rooms Without loud
ei—Roorns for Housekeeping
ill—Vacation Places .
- 71—Where to Eat
70—-Whors to Stop in Town
- 70—Wan‘ted-Rooins or Board
.. : REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-—
7' 7d—Apartments and Field
"- ' 75—Businees Pieces For Rent
, 76—Fern1s and Lead For Rent
‘ . 77—Houses For Rent
3 70—00». and Desk Room
. 7e—Shore end Mountain —- For
P. I Rent
SI—Wented—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
R—Brokors in Reel hints
st—Business Property For Sale
00-Farlns end Lend lbr Sale
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work. Picture framing.
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
‘ caning etc.. A. Bergstrom, New
I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwelk.
NAG! BROS-Store”. All kinds
local and ion-r distance trunnion
Plano hoisting. Issue! vans for
moving. e-ton Heck dumps. 100
CmAvs. Phone 010. Daytime.
000 10 Nights.
CONTRACTING —- nlasoh work.
grading lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking. Send. navel. claders.
been for sale. Elisabeth hw-
ton. Phone :01. Derien.
mm. Papas-mg. Decorating 0s
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them end we hens them
IONERS‘ SOMERS‘
POST
mirrors ’
AUCTIONS—~qu "" ’ -. TIETT' Copyrighted by James Golden. South Norwslk. Conn. " "771”"
Intel Nations 01 . —
TIDE CALENDAR —— SEPTEMBER 1925
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.. Pro.
bate Court, September 24. A. D.,
W“- Sun. | Men. 1 Tue. I Wed. 1 Thur. I Fri. | Set.
Estate of issbeiia F. I-leymond.
I . , - . 0 .7. ~ 1 9'2
mafimm‘k '“ “m mm" 0° First Qusr. ruinous ” . 7 10.21 1.1 11.14 as . b use so
The Court of Probate for the Dis. ' 1 i4 '
trict of Norwalk hath limited and ‘
allowed six months from the date 3 0.00 0.0 10.01 0.0 11.07 0.0 10.00 0.0
hereof for the creditors of said es- '5 13-52. 0.!
late to exhibit their claims for set- "
tlemcnt. Those who neglect to pre- 1." 7.0 2.1. g" 0.00 g" 0.11. .4 0.10 5,. g" H. .741 g'.
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be dobar- 6 7 8 9 10 ”('11: 12
red a recovery. All orsons indebted ,
u, said “u... m, “Sum... .0 m... I.“ 1.1 1.11 1.: are e.r are as an as no 0.5
immediate payment to
FRANK V. RAYMOND. 0.00 0.1 0.00 0.0 0.00 0.7 0.00 . 7.2 10.10 70. 10.00 70. 011.10 0.0
Administrator. 14 15 16 17 18 19
MIT atom 13
O 0.15 0.7 0.00 0.0 0.07 7.! 0.00 7.! 10.1170. 11.0170. 11.20 7.0
Automobiles lror Isle ii . . ,. . 1
CHEVROLET TOURING -— Good ' . '“
com...” m“ "mu“... Cm 11.15 as 11.59 70. 1.45 7.1 2.15 0.0 0.11 0.0 are v.1
be seen after t P. M. 1 Lowndcs 20“ 21 1“”22 23 24 25 26
Ave.. 80. Norwaik. Phone 3789.1. . .
11. H 10.00 01. 0.00 7.0 2.50 7.0 0.07 7.0 0.00 7.1 '
1m Essnx COACH—In perfect . W. .m u. p- q o. ..
condition; run 3.100 miles: spare ,. 1‘... .. ., o. . yr. ‘1. . m
tire and accessories: 0700: cash a. ' _ 7.9 Last 11-. N.“ Moon
or terms. Phone Westport 099-3. 5.50 ‘6 7'" ' 8 t" H 0 2" Q _~,- ’
ESSEX COACH—Used only five 27 28 29 30 . r a
weeks: run 1.000 miles. Inquire 0.00 7.1 7'“ r“ g.“ g" g." g.“ 10 1'
st 1 Union Park or Phone 10.
and Tenths.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wented~Fomels 30
EXPERIENCED—tailors wanted on
silk robes. Rabhor Co.. 127 Wash-
ington St, So. Norweik.
SEVERAL GIRLS—For general
housework: good wages. Twin
City Employment Bureau. 24 Wall
street. Marshall Building, Phone
1040.
l' llelp Wanted—Male
000 month. Apply at. Norweilt
Employment Agency. 90 Well st.
'Norwslk. Phone 0500.
EXPERIENCED OR UNDXPERI-
ENCED—Prossers on Hoffman
machine. Also examiners. Ap-
ply Rsbher Co.. 107 Washington
St.. so. Norwaik.
EXPERIENCED STRETCHERS -—
And blockers; open shop; seed
wages. Apply Twin City Employ-
ment Bureau. 24 Well street. Mer-
shall Building. Phone 1242.
Situations Wanted—Nels 07
POSITION DESIRED ‘-— By young
gentlemen. Experienced at steam
engineering. Willing to do any-
thing. Handy with tools. Ref.
srences. Address Box “Handy
Man" clo Sentinel.
IINANOIAL
Money to been—30m e0
FIRST a SECONDoMortgegoieans
roads. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 00 Well St. room
200. Norwalh. Conn.
' LIVE STOCK
noises. Cattle, Vehicles
I.
_._.___._...._1_.._..___..
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES—-
With three saddles: six years:
will sell on easy payments. P. .7.
Di Pietro. 4! West avenue.
Poem and supplies 00
LIVE Popular—muse and dress-
ed while you welt. P.
drst class service. Phone 0000.
Live Poultry Market. 10 Chestnut
street. South Norwells.
RUSK! men! CHICKS-Barred
and White Rooks. Bede. Leghorne:
neckline. Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Ail-dale puppies for sale.
Phone e05. Weston Live Poultry
Market. 00. Main street. Norwslh.
Wanted-Dive Stock so
WANTEDr-loo pullets of any large
breed: state full particulars in first
letter. Also. Carneaux pigeons.
Address Box “Pallets". Sentinel
Office.
WISE
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se—Homes For Sale Pelnts. Window Sleds. Vsrnhhes
3;an Sir-m 3‘09 8510 0-10 Railroad Ave. 0 Well St.
00—3110" end Ionntein — "I 00A
l its—“suburban per Sale surname
i ss-To Exchangr-Reel Islets
,. ss—Wented-Beai Estate TREE
'.‘. UCTIONS—LE AL—
Ase—Auction isles WORK
.. 01 gaiNo cu A. 1!. man.
Phone 272 Westport.
kl: m sum allows
As an accommodation
, mansion of its while service.
CREDIT
to those
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. . Bills are mall elled
promptly on the date of 01rd
insertion with the enoeption
that In view of the condo”
extended they will be paid
before the avenoday
discount has .xpired. e
continuation.“ otthis policy
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
is minimising collection ex.
SALESLADIES—lWith or
Paint“. Pepermg, Decorating 00
PAPER HANGING—50011011”. roll.
Painting: reasonable: work guar-
anteed: practical painter. 11
Havilend street. South Norwelk.
MONROE-Hull: I.
. TRACTOR FOR SALE—With plow.
swarmed. st
Also. spring and spike barrows;
Ford all steel trailer: portable
saw with 00 in. cross-cut and rip
saws, with ripping attachment and
other tools. Will sell very reason-
able as have to be removed. Cell
Saturday and Sunday at Hugo
Rnohl’s. West Norwelk road West
Norwslk.
nosusndAccsssos-les 00
CATBOAT—Ceder hull: open deck-
ed: 00-ft. O. A. soil. and ell in
fine condition: 0150 for quick sale:
owner leaving town: can be seen
wmnpi-‘ffis m 33%.".33 in water. can 1m.
reasons one . w . ,
Chance. Building News! 00
customer sou. accrues. use ran sou.
‘ —siste surnsced. '0 .00 per roll.
Help Wanna—Male 00 .. c. As.» I.000.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines. Apply at once to "7 Concord Ave. mm“ a“
Henderson a Ervln. 17 High St. VWMW 00
Norwaik.
without
experience in general merchandise
line; permanent position. Apply
pense by prompt meats.
Mill Outlet Store. 120 Washington
street. sooth Emil- . .
. 'i ‘
mama need. will
at highest prises. It you heveesy
innit or metal to sell we will else
"1 high prices. all or
The Moon is in Apogee the 11th.
The figures at the left above the
1. below for P. M. The figures at the
CHINESE COOK~Wanred. Wages
80001030. ’
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MERCHANDISE
4.
The Moon is in Perigee the 1st and 29th.
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.
day of the month give the time of High Title for A.
Right of these give the Height of This in Feet
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RIAL ESTATE FOR RENT
801100010“! floods 69
DOUSLE DAY BED-Single bed.
folding cot. all with mattresses
(clean): gas stove. used two
months; gas water heater: ell
1 copper wash boiler; one 23:10 gold
color rag rug: Clienwood gas plate.
Loemhuls. 90 South Main street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -— 0f
the rooms: also, one Stamford coal
range. almost new. Inquire Mrs.
Mallihand. Brooksido Court. off
Flex Hill read. next to Brookside
school.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 317. Norwaik Mattress
Co.. 00 Franklin street. South Nor.
walk.
BOOKS AND BOARD
moms With Board 07
'ROOM AND BOARD - In New
Canaan. 5 minutes walk to R. 11.
station. All modern improve-
ments. telephone. electricity. etc.
Cell 000 after 0 P. M.
Rooms Without DOOM OS
WILNISRED 110011 -- in nice
home. with fine surroundings: for
one or two gentlemen. Central-
ly located. 0 Cedar St. near West
avenue. Phone 000. '
DESIRABLE Furnished room at the
De Molsy Club. 1 Elizabeth St.
References required. Cell 3670 for
information.
FURNISHEDmhocm. next to C. c.
K. factory. All conveniences. 02.
Van Zant St.
KITCHENETTE APARTMENT ——
Furnished. Ready for occupancy
about Oct. let else 0 double rooms
suitable for two gentlemen. 03
Well Gt. Norweik. Phone 1000.
Moms nor lotmeeping 00
LARGE FRONT ROOM—In pri-
vate family. center of town. for
two gentlemen or business couple:
privileges of housekeeping. 100
South Main street. Phone 00701.
1
Houses For Rent 7
TO RENT—For the winter. modern
0 robin house. sun parlor. com.
pletely furnished. Feirfield Park.
Item 0100 per month.
ALFRED 5. ST. JOHN,
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St. Phone 3031
REAL mm roa'sann
SI
Houses For Sale
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE-
Branch of Sirout Farm Agency:
sells over 5.000 properties e year.
Branch Office: 68 Well street,
Norwalk. Phone 0650
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Reel Estate end Insurance.
120 Washington Street.
Phone 0000.
TWO-FAMILY Hones: —-- Centrally
located in South Norwslit: good
condition end reasonable. Inquire
The Fudge Realty Co.. 100 Waah~
ington street, South Norwalk.
Phone 500.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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FOR SALE
.Six room house with bath. fur-
nace, 1 car garage. Price 00,000.
Two family house. eleven Moms,
2 baths. 0 furnaces. 0 oer garage.
corner lot.. Price 011.000.
Several one and two family houses
at reasonable prices.
CANTY & co.
Realtors-«Insurance
17 80. Main 00. Phone 830
Whessroswpin'sown 70
KILL NP INN—Offers its specious
dance pavilion for dances. get-
togethers. etc. Conveniently io-
ceted. Catering service Bates
r'eernebie. For particulars phone
2 1.
DIAL ESTATE '03 “NT
, Apernnsnrssnd lists re
FIVE ROOMS—On 2nd floor. All
> improvements. 0 minutes walk
to C. 8.: K. but factory. inquire
M. A. Santelln. 25 or 23 1-2 First
St.. East Norwalk.
FIVE nooaisovms ell improve-
' meats; near business center of
South Norwallr; reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer's. 0 Kenford
place. Phone 1600.
FOR RENT—Six rooms and bath.
electricity end gas. hot air furnace.
gas heater on boiler: all newly
painted: Osborn avenue. East Nor-
Norwalk. Inquire Rogers .0: Stev-
ens. E. Myrick.
FOUR~ROOM—Steam—hcated spart-
rnsnt: all improvements. Also. one
large room suitable for light
housekeeping. Rosenfleld Bros..
100 Washington street.
FOUR ROOMB~With ell improve-
ments. Inquire 100 Taylor eve-
nus. Phone 016.
HIGH CLASS APARTMENT—Six
rooms: one and two baths:
sun parlor; garage; all improve~
merits: 375 up. 03 Seeview ave-
nue. Phone 2745 News”:-
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE—To rent. for
winter, fiveoroom house; furnish-
ed: all improvements. Riggs, High-
* lend avenue. near Bound View sve-
nuc.
Six-ROOM HOUSE—Garage: ell
improvements: 270 Fla: Hill road.
1-1. Jeffes. 11 ton 1"! Sf!!!-
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South Norwelir. inquire 171 Flex
m or Phone 0100._
LOANS LOANS
”I. to $000.00
On Your Own Signature on
Household matures. which
remains in Iour Possession.
Salaries. lice! nests.
Easy Monthly Payments
Legal rats of interest only.
No bonus, fee. or .scrvlcc
charge. Confidential and cour-
teous -- money to ho abtain~
ed the same day applied for.
The. Public Loan Corp.
30 Well St.. Room 200
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 3000
Insurance
and
Real Estate
' J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35
South Norweik, Conn.
SABMIEN’ID OUTPOIN’I‘S MARKS
LOS ANGELES. Sept. :5.—-(AP)
Pets Sermiento. Filipino bentem-
weight. won a decisive ten-round
victory last night over George Merits
Les Angelss boxer. who recently de-
feated Frankie Genaro.
Mrs. Stevens Wins Wondwey Title
STAMFORD. Conn. Sept. 20.—
Mrs. Edward Stevens is the woman’s
golf champion of the Woodwey
Country club. She won the honor
. wealthiest-l-
yesterdsy. defeating bliss Arville
'cuuus All
too many pilgrims from all parts of
Icrutches are preoccupied and ab-
OLASSIHED DISPLAY
mount
0 use-cease
N ulsesekeepm.
Y
Beneficial Lean Society
ST‘WALL ST. ROOM 208
PHONE 2-7-0-6
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AUTO PARKING
TO BE FREE AT
State Police to. Take
Charge of A u t o s
This Y e a r Inside
Grounds
The parking of automobiles at the
Denbury Fair, October 5. 6. 7, l. 9.
and 10. this year will be under the
direct supervision of the State Police
Department. a largo force of which
will be stationed at the grounds dur.
ing the entire week.
In past years the parking was done
by persons who purchased parking
privileges. This system has proven
unsatisfactory both to visitors to the
Fair and to the association with the
result that the new plan hes been
adopted.
The State Police of New York,
Massachusetts and New Jersey su-
‘pervise the parking and handling of
all traffic within the grounds of the
fairs in those States with much suc-
cess and it is believed that the plan
will be equally as successful in this
city.
The proposition has met with the
approval of Superintendent Robert
'1‘. Hurley. who will probably super-
vise the work personally. Superin-
tendent Hurley visited the Fair
v’ircunds a. few days ago in order to
familiarize himself with the general
Asyout of the grounds and with the
space available for parking.
Under the new plan there will be
no charge for parking inside the
“grounds People entering the gates
will be directed to some particular
part of the grounds by State Police-
men. who will see that all parking
lanes are filled before others are
opened up.
r The lanes will be two deep so that
cars will be able to leave at any
time.
ROBBED SEEKING
CURE AT SHRINK
m
LOURDES. France, Sept. 25 (AP).
Posted on the wells of the mirac-
ulous grotto hero. Journey's end for
ltho world. therh is e placard which
needs: “Look out for your pocket-
lbooir."
- Above the heap of crutches aban-
doned by the devout in testimony of
cures there is another. and by the
sacred fountain there is a third.
Faith in the healing powers of the
shrine brings the pilgrim. and faith
in the fatness of the pilgrim‘s scrip
has brought the pickpocket and the
conman.
The best plalnclothcs men from
Paris. on duty at Lourdes. have
caught as many as six pickpockcts in
la single morning. Often the thieves
are young girls trained by older
adopts, who are mostly old offenders
fearful of the heavy punishment
dealt out in France to the habitual
criminal.
with a. great variety of nationalities
and that means I. vest variety of wal-
lets. The thoughts of the devout
when they buy candles for the shrine
er gathe reboot the pile of discarded.
strscted. They do not resent chance
plbowing. or Jostling nor feel the
DANBURY FAIR '
Lourdes is crowded in the summer .
TWENTY YEARS OF HEARTACHES
ARE ENDED BY THE RADIO WAND.
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Father Hopes to Make
He Deserted When Baby
OMAHA. Ncb.. Sept. 25.-—-0n the
mysterious waves of the air comes
the deep bass voice of the radio en-
nouncer:
“This is station KFKX. Heating.
Nebraska. The next selection will
be a violin dust by William and Ed-
ward Zimmcr. father and son."
And then comes a plaintive mel-
ody from two violins.
But even radio. marvelous as it is
in enabling people to hear beautiful
music hundreds of miles away, falls
completely to tell the story behind
the harmony of those two violins.
Story Rivals Fiction.
For it is a story of love. heart-
aches. anger and happiness, such as
is usually found only in fiction. -It’s
a story of real life written in bitter
and happy experiences of 20 years.
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At the age of 19. William Zim-
mer. a violinist educated in Berlin.
foil in love with a."16.year-oid girl
in New York city. After a hasty
courtship they were married and
both were very happy.
A baby was born.
When the baby was nine months
old". Zimmcr went on the road with
one of the Shubcrt companies. play-
ing "The Merry Widow" and failed
to return to his wife and baby. .
Mrs. Zimmcr obtained a. divorce
and married a wealthy cotton bro-
ker named Mack. with whom she
lived happily.
Heklittie son never knew his
father. but as he grew older he was
told about him and went by the
name of Edward‘Zimmer.
Like his father. the boy soon dis-
played real musical talent. The
mother did everything possible to
develop the son's musical education.
The family moved- to St. / Louis
and Edward made his debut over
the radio while his father was play-
ing over the radio at Hastings.
But due to adverse business con-
ditions. the Mack fortune was swept
away. This sudden change meant
an end to Edward's musical educa-
tion. the mother realized. unless in
some way the boy‘s father would
help.
The radio had revealed that the
father was living at Hastings. and
the mother decided on an unusual
plan in her efforts to make the boy
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mob.“
Great Musician of Son
0. real musician. ‘
To 1 other Incognito.
Under 1119 name of Meek she sent. 1
him to Hastings to take violin less '
sons under his father. .
At first. Edward protested "ain't '
the idea. saying he didn't. care to '
know a father who had deserted
him as a baby and had never shown
any interest in him.
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The rest of the story is told by the
filther.
“He had been taking music lee»
sons of me for several weeks, and I
hadn't recognizcd’him.” said Zim-
mcr. ‘
“You see, I hadn't even seen him
since he was nine months old. I
had worrlcl about him, and won:
dored about :him. because I . wasn’t
so proud of the things'that had hap-
pened when I was younger. And so
I hadn't tried to find him.
"On; day, as i gave him his lee.
son. I noticed tears in his eyes.
" 'You are homesick for ypur
folks.‘ I said. He had told me that.
they were in Omaha. and were cont-.
ing to Hastings later.
“I threw my arm across his
shoulders to comfort him. And
then he broke down. and told me
the whole story. 1 was never so
happy in my life.
Better Than His Dad.
"I had told my wife all about my
first marriage and that made it pos-
sib‘l to take him right into our
home. '
“I would always advise a man to
be perfectly, frank about his past
life. My wife is just nine years old;.
or than be. We have a little girl
six years old. And we are all ver
happy together.
“He is a \v-ondt-liul violinist. Ila
plays in the orchestra I direct. and
I give him the solo parts, for he is 8'
better musician than I am. »
“At the close of the season I shall
take him to New York to study. I,
am in a. position to help him. and
it is my turn to do something now. ‘
"In \his life we throw away the;
most precious things. That boy of
mine had made up his mind that. if,
I wasn‘t a worthwhile father he
would never tell me who he was!
How close 1 came to missing all this
happiness!”
MEANESTI
"I have found the meanest man at
last."
“Who? What did he do?"
"He's deaf, and has never told his
barber."
—A.dvertiss in the Sentinel for the
head that slips the wallet from its
resting place.
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National Anthem '
COPENHAGEN. Sept. 25 (AP).--'
Ever since Mistress Nina. Bang be»
came the first woman Danish minis-
ter. and as such also the head of
the Boar do! Education, she has done.
the unexpected and startling.
First. the singing of the national“.
anthem was banned. :which Ill
claimed was too war-like to benefit;
the public good. And when despite,
her prohibition. the anthem was in.»
advertantly sung in a. theater ill,
'which she happened to be. the mine‘ -
lster remained seated and moreover.
pulled her colleagues of the Cabinet»
back into their seats by their coat-V
tails.
Mistress Bang plans complete rs.‘
construction of the Danish school
system according to the German .
method. ‘
New Mercantile. .
Bldg. Front Pleases .
The new front on tho Mercantile
Building in South Main street has
been completed.
The scaffold on the building was
removed Wednesday and the Old‘
English style front revealed for the
first time. It. is the only busilleel
building of its type in th ecity.
Work on the building. which was
practically destroyed by fire during
the summer. is progressing rapidly
and it will be readyfor occupancy in
the near future. It is owned by
Judge John Keogh and Robert Jose:-
M. .
Norwalk Chronicler