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1 NNOUNCEMEN’I‘S—
1—Deaths
2——Card of Thanks
8—1n Momoriam
b—Funernl Directors
B—Moniiments. Cemetery Lots
9—!ocieties and Lodges
{AUTOMOTIVE—-
12—Auto Trucks For Sale
‘1 Ill—Auto accessories
ld’Garages—Autos for Hire
16—Motorcycles and Bicycles
17—Wanted-Automotlvo
BUSINESS SERVICE—
81--Business Services Offered
7 19~Building and Contracting
‘ 21—Dressmaking and Mlllincry
83—1
2 b—Tru citing-Storm
ing .
7» BB—Proi’essicnai Services
' :1 29-Repairing and Refinishing
A ao—Tnilorlng and Pressing
81—Wanted——Business Service
, MPLOYMENT-
aha—Employment Agencies
32—Help Wanted—Female
Elli—Help Wanted—Male
84—Help—Male and Female
Sit—Situations Wanted—Female
87~Situatlons Wanted—Male
INANCIAL—
ail—Business Opportunities
40-—-Moucy to Loan—Mortgages
-'INSTRUCTION—-
4 3—Locul Instruction Classes
i ‘ , IS—Wanted—Instruetion
LIVE STOCK——
47—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
48—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
.49—Poultry and supplies
_ RCHANDISE—i
51—Arlicles For Sale «’1,
{3' oa--Burter and Exchange +7,
.. 2—Boats and Accessories
Bil—Building Materials
d"v ment
“ass—Form and Dairy Products
.ss—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
67—.Good Things to Eat
59—Household Goods
53 61—Machinery and Tools
- £2~Musical Merchandise --I
_;162va—Radlo Equipment '
Ids—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
(lb—Specials at the Stores
, dfi—Wearing Apparel .
dc—Wanted—To Buy ““5
\ 61~Rooms With Board
‘ 1- 7, Gl—Rooms Without Board
'.70-Vacation Places
7.’»..71-—Where to Eat
. lz—Where to Stop in Town
Is—Wanted-Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT!)
74-—Apartments and Flats
1. IS—Business Places For Rent
{5 Iii—Farms and Land For Rent
1; 77-Houees For Rent
rs—omcoo and Desk Boom
‘ Rent
» al-Wanted—To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—«i
R-é-Brokers in Real Estate
sz-Businoss Property For Sale
s:——-Farms and Land For Sale
84—Houses For Sale
ssaLots For Sale
Sale
37—»Suburban For Sale ‘
88-4'1‘0 Exchange—Real Estate
ss—LWnnted—Real Estate
AUG l‘IONS— LEGAL—
90—-Auction Sales '
91-—Legai Notices
21v.
filo—Lost and Found _ .7.
A—Automoblic Agencies f
11~Automobiies For Sale We;
7 22-— eating. Plumbing. Rootins
suranco and Surety Bonds
afi—Pamting, Paper“. Decorat-
35—Solicltors, Canvassers. Agents
44—Musical, Dancing. Dramatic
SO-Wantedo-Live Stock 77 g;
in.
‘m',
,. li—Business and once Equip-
Ito—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
noous AND BOARD—i . _ _.
" {Isa-Shore and Mountain - For
ss-—Shore and Mountain -- For
SATURDAY OCTOBER 3.1925.
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ssuopsomnrs
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Copyri htcd by James Golden, South Norwslk. Conn.
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omissirmn mortar
BOICE MAGNno—Aii makes oi
magneto». starters. generators ro-
psired and installed. Now Bosch
ignition tor Fords and all other
can. 119 80. Main St. Phone 845.
MONEY
OWWW
N“ 7
E Miriam-autumn
Y W emu only
Beneficial Loan Society
27 want. or. noon zoo
PHONE 2-7-0-5
Missal WM
"WEE“
s
,,7;7,:,.;. . ,1 .717.
Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton '& Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephone 35
South Norwslk, Oonn.
and Tcnths. , 7
V— Struycd. host. Found 10 ..
— TIDE CALENDAR —-OC‘I‘OBER 1925
white fur lining. lesion Taylor nve- ~
nun curly last Tuesday morning. . .... f
Reward if returned to Mrs. John '
ilrnjiimin. Modern Grocery Co., 81“" i MO“. I 7Tue' i wed! I Thur' | Fri' i sat'
corner Writer and Huvllnnd streets. 7
'Fwo “0w BOATS—from mm”, First Qlllll‘. Fully Moon 11.5 cm. New Moon 10.1! 8.3 15.55 8.4 11.53 at
View Beach. Each 1: ft long. One 7
green ‘ with sharp bow; other 1
while, with name "Seagull," suit- ‘ 10.38 3.1 11.26 8.
uble reward. 46 Harbor View 24 2 & 31 l 9 17 0
A‘vc. Phone 3628\V. 7 i , ‘
2.12 .8 2.57 7. . 2 . . . . 8 0.1 4.28 . , .
OUTOIOM 1 'l' 1 417 70 228 05 83 It 538 5!
Automobiles For Sale 11 4 5 l 6 7. 9 10
1932 DODGE—Car Panel body m A 12.27 8.1 1.08 7.8 1.7“ 7.3 2.83 0.9 8.21 0.1: 4.22 6.2 5.36 6.1
shape. I’rlce right. Phone 28‘”. l -.
Irciiiiis mm SALE—1924 Coach 6 34 6 C 7-33 “-3 37““ 6-1 3-“ 7-C 9-04 7" 9'“ 7* 10-10 . 3-?
1924 Coupe, 1022 Coupe, 1922 7
touring, all in A NO. 1 condition. 7
Will sell or exchange for Fords. 1, .233 6. 12 _ '2 7.‘ .56
Phone ”“43. 40 e i 7 4 87 01 8.43 1.0 9 0 1 9 7.1: 10.82 7.6
1925 rum Coupe iiiro ‘ .
7925 Jordan “a... .2703. 10.48 10.21 8.51752 7.7 12.17 7.5 1.25 7.: 2.18 7.0 1.17 5.7
1925 iiupmo‘oue roadster .. $900.00 7 2 22 23
1924 Oldsmobile, 5 passenger Sedan 7
. ..... 5400.00 1117 77. 172.09 8.5 12.55 8.5 1.44 8.3 2.35 7.6 3.39 7.2
v \AST BROS 7 '
CADILLAC. JORDAN, 7
HUPMOBILE DEALERB- 4.26 6.6 5.52 7 8.1 7.15 7.1 8.18 7.5 1112 8.0 10. 48 8..
USED CARm-We have them: come 25 26 l 27 28 29 9.588‘33() 3177
. in and look them over; all makes i .
to choose from; in good condition; 4.51 6.9 6.21 4.9 it.“ 7.1 8.46 7.4 9.40 7.11 10. "S 7.511.13
make your own terms. P. J. Di- l -
Pietro, 49 West avenue. Phone |
8016. Open evenings until 9. The Moon is in Apogee the 11717. The Moon is in Perlgee the 25th.
BUSINESS BER-“OE Compiled from “Tide“. ables oi the Atlantic Coast of the United States. ” Issued by the
Business scum one.“ 73 United States Coast and eodetie Survey, giving the time of
‘ HIGH WATER iAT WILSON POINT. NORWALK HARBOR, CONN
AUUI'IONEEB 7
Joseph A. Anglos. The figures at the left7 above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for A.
To!- ml-II Nor-elk 11., below for P. M. “The 7figurcs at the Right of these give the Height of Tide in Feet
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
cut. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Pul-
ler, 9! Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone II'ISW.
OUR CEMENT WALES
A Specialty.
IAN'I‘O CONSTRUCTION CO.
MOWED—Gardens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
' up-to-date machine methods.
Phone 8615. Fred Hamilton.
LAWN MOWERS SHAEPENED—
Have your Lawn Mower sharpen-
ed and put in good com ltien.
Alpha Plating Works. N Day
street. South Norwalk. Phone 909.
WOOS’I’EI! AND DAVID
A. It. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Once.
1115 Main St. Bridgeport.
Solid for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING—and cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and uphelsterers' supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bergstrom, New
I. 0. 0. F. Bldg. Sc. Norwalk.
NAG! BROS—Uterus. All kinds
local and long distance Waking.
Piano hoisting. Special vans tor
moving, Hon Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone :18. Daytime:
:04 14 Nights.
CONTRACTING -- mason work.
grading lawns, drives. roads.
Trucking. Band. gravel. clndsrs.
Loom for sale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Phone 261. Barton.
LAWN’
Itowayton Ave. Phone Norwaik 25417
with parties having kiln for lirpng
China. Phone Wit-3.
l
BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS—oi og7o to
work before school and arte
school in store. Apply at Don el-
lys. 7
CHINESE COOK—Wanted. W as
390 month. Apply at Nor alk
Employment Agency. 00 Wsll7 St.,
Norwalk. Phone 2568. 7
LOCAL YOUNG MENv-Who d sire
to get into newspaper work: l ust
start at bottom at low ss7sry:
good chance for right men to7 ad-
vance. Write “L. D... clo 7Ths
Evening Sentinel. 7
STORE KEEPER—Familiar ith
machine parts, tools and ge eral
store room duties. State ag and
salary wanted. Appw 80:78“,
So. Norwalk. ' 7
9 evenings. Apply VV'estel‘n U7nion.
WANTED—Experienced Sslesladies
on suits and dresses, May Shop
Washington St. Mehsc emo
Block 7
l
WOMAN—tor housework in rumily
or two. an easy place for mbder-
ate wages. Call at 218 So. iMiun
st. So. Norwalk. or phone 307“.
WOMAN WITH CHILD—For ener-
al houseworker; New York ity in
winter: also. several other 3 neral
houseworkcrs. Twin City E ploy.
ment Bureau, 24 Wall street7 Mar.
shall Building. Nor-walk. i’hono
1:42.
Painting. Paperlng, Innovating as
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang them
some O SOMERB
Paints. Window Shades. Vanishes
8-10 Rsllrosd Ave. 8 Wall s1.
one am ass
scmNnmc
'rnnn
~17 wonx
ammonium.
Phone :72 .Weotnort.
Tailoring and Pressing so
REMOVAL NOTICE—N. ‘ Framer,
tailor, has moved his business to
8 West avenue, corner Pine street.
Cleaning and dyeing. Covered
buttons madmvrder.
Repairing “embossing so
WANTED—Chairs to rfietosent. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Chsnes.
Painting, Paper-mg. Decorating as
PAPER HANGING—50c double roll.
Painting; .ressonable; work guar-
anteed; practical painter. 11
Havlland street. South Norwalk.
j - autumn
THE SENTINEL allows
As an accommodation
extension of its public service,
CREDIT
to those
.ICLASSIFIED
DVERTISERS
be are telephone subscrib-
s. Bills are mailed.
depen eat on the co-
..cratlon iven by the public
minimizing collection ex-'
me by prompt payments.
coun‘ has .xpired. The
untinuaXn or this policy
Help Wanted—Female 32
EXPERIENCED obsmrons—on
power machines, Apply at once to
Henderson d5 Ervin. 17 High St.
Norwafllk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —-
On Singer sewing machines. Also
finishers by hand. Apply at once.
Fairtleld Mfg. Co., 8 Baxter S ..
tcp'floor.
Situations Wanted-Maid 81
JANITOR—Married. strictlyi tern-
perate, wsrits work. Under tends
steam heat or houseman work.
etc. References. Address Ibex I’.
010 Sentinel. 7
., IINANOIAL 7‘
Money to [loan—MW
FIRST a SECOND—Marisa cleans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. Inquire 80 Wall 8 . room
203. Nor-walk. Conn. 7
.7 Ins-racemes 7
Correspondence Council 42
CORRESPONDENCE couksn .—
With reliable school. Iiiuhiaung
and cartooning. Address N! S. ,"
clo Sentinel. l
ms area: 7
l
Horses. canto, Vohiclet‘f‘
'rwo FINE smnnn 1107515 s—
With three saddles; sis‘ y s:
will sell on easy payment P. .1.
Di Pietro, 49 West avenue.
roumsnessppuod
(8
ed while you wait. P.
first class service. Pho
" Live Poultry Market. 18 7 hsstnut
street. South Norwsik. I
HUSKY Ban! on: Barred
and White Rocks. Reds. ghorns:
Ducklings. Wishbone readers.
laying hens. poultry supplies.
Also, two Airdals puppi for sale.
Phone 405. Weston Poultry
Market. In Main street. orwsth.
mammal; .
some. so: sol-7 si
EXPERIENCED—tailors wanted on
silk robes. Rabhor Co., 127 Wash-
ington St., So. Norwalk.
FINISHERS AND FOLDERS—Ap-
ply Rabhor Co.. 127 Washington
St., So. Norwalk. «
MILLINERY COPYISTS—
EXPERIENCED 0 N H I G H
GOOD
CLASS. PORT HATS:
PA}: ROFL'T & KNAPP C0.,
scum spawn; ,
WATERS PIANO—very nits sound-
ing and nice looking. 7Priee to
quick buyer. $45.00 Inlquire 84
Woodward avenue.
7
ROLL ROOFING. [1.00
~31“. surtacod. ”.00
Farm and Dairy 9117711111:-
By boat. McKinley plat (2. Roger
ion. 9011!. Finns 351
TELEPHONE CLERK—From 7G to.
FINE LONG ISLAND P07 li'l'OES—
ions, made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 811. Not-walk Mattress
Co., 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
waik. '
Wanted—'10 Buy so
FURNITURE—ascend hsud. bought
at highest prices. It you have any
junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
K. Jones. at Fort Point street.
Phone 4”.
income in BOARD
Booms Win? Board
ROOM WITII BOARD-4n private
4”
family; centrally located; all im.
provements: 8 Putnam avenue.
near West avenue. Mrs. A. Hirtz-
Telephone 3977W.
Booms Without Board
FURNISHED ROOM — in nice
home, with line surroundings: for
one or two gentlemen. Central-
ly located. 9 Cedar St., near West
avenue. Phone 435.
DESIRABLE Furnished room at the
Do Molay Club 1 Elizabeth St.
References required. Call 3570 for
information.
KITCHENETTE APARTMENT -—
Furnished. Ready for occupancy
about Oct. lat also 2 double rooms
suitable tor two gentlemen, 92
Wall St., Norwaik. Phone 1400.
lot.
68
FURNISHED—boom. next to C. £1
K. factOry. All conveniences, 3’.
Van Zant St.
NICELY FURNISHED—Front room
for one or two gentlemen. Cen-
trally located. In private family.
Phone 1410 or call at 74 80. Main
St" So. Norwslk.
Rooms 101' nonlesecpuu
THREE 0R FOUR ROOMS—For
light housekeeping: furnished or
unfurnished; tine private house;
gas. light. bath. steam heated:
also. garage; reasonable. Call
not-W.
Where to?” In down ‘12
BILL TOP INN—Otters its spacious
dance pavilion tor dances, get-
togsthsrs. etc. Conveniently it»
acted. Catering service. Bates
reasonable. For psrtlcuiars'pbone
2281.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT .
Apartments and Plate “ 74
3 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS—4nd bath
newly decorated, 4 rooms all im-
A-provcments, furnace. bath. coal
and gas range. 6 room cottage
and bath.1\'orwslk. neuly decoia-
tog. Inquire 122 Woodward Ave.
or 56 Water St. to 5 P. M. Phone
418-8.
Fivn'izooms—On 2nd floor. All
improvements. 6 minutes walk
to C. do K. hat factory. Inquire
M. A. Santells, 25 or 23 1-2 First
St., East Norwalk.
FIVE ROOMS—With all improve-
ments; near business center of
South Norwalk: reasonable rent.
Inquire at N. Fromer's, 3 Hartford
place. Phone 1626.
FOR RENT—5750 sq. feet of floor
space all or in' part, suita-
ble tor garage or other 'pur-
poses. on Mechanic St., oi‘f Wall
St. Will alter to suit tenant, rent
reasonable Inquire z. Salllck 29
Madison St. So. Norwslk Phone
1917.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH—All im-
provements; also, garsgo. Inquire
Alexander White. 86 Lowe street.
Phone 2858. ‘
8 FIVE BOOM APARTMENTS—at
12 Concord street. Heat. all mod-
ern improvements. Garage Inquire
at 14 Concord St. 80. Norwalk.
16 GROVE STREET—Four rooms;
all improvements; heat furnished.
Inquire within or phone 1862-13.
All
2, '3 OR 4—rooms. improve-
7 .
EMPLOYMENT 7 MIROEANDfiB REAL ESTATE 1'93 BENT
noip trams—mic 7 as - “who... Goods 5. spot-mum and mm 74
WOULD LIKE~to set in to‘ch MATTREBSES. ymwwg _ (3...... HOUSE wm‘u SIX ROOMS—Bath
and all improvements. Lot ex-
tends from avenue to street with
room for another house, $6,000.
llllllill‘ti Van Ness. 40 Bayview
Ave. or Froeb‘s Agency. 18 Lowe
St.
6 liOOMS~Ailview avenue. 6 room
house. Narumake avenue. All im-
provements. Telephone 397-2.
6 ROOMS AND BATHv-All im-
provements. 21 So. Main St., $30.
inquire 108 So. Main St., or phone
1446.
ROOM FLAT—w'ro let. All im-
provtmcnts. Opposite Tokoncke.
Road. Inquire in Brown's gro-
cery store. '
.._..'
0 ROOMS—new. All improvements.
Inquire l9 Novak street. Ready
Oct. 15.
Suburban For Rent 80
25 ACRE FARM—Lot 0! fruit»
Large vineyard. Part wood land
and posture. House and barn.
Will sell or trade in exchange for
small house near So. Wilton sin.
tiou. Mr. Salvatore Chaplin. So.
Wilton, Conn.
Houses For Rent
FAMILY HOUSE-to rent. Man!
improvements. Inquire 5 Laura
St.
3 ROOM llOUilE——With 15 acres.
All improvements. Furnished.
$100 per month or will sell. Phone
8106-5.
REAL ESTATE F03 SALE
.84
71
N
“cases For Sale
FOR SALE—-
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE—On East
avenue; every modern conven-
ience; open tire place; lot. 481180:
price, $3,700.
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate,
11 Pershing St. ‘ Phone 8181
FOR SALE-Neat
bungalow, with three acres of
ground in East Norwalk; 10 min.
utes to railroad station—$4. 000.
The Fudge Realty Co.,
Tel 559 155 Washington Street.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE-v.4“ improve.
ments; located on best avenue in
this city: on two trolley lines:
some fruit: two-car garage; best
buy in town. For partlfilars, ad-
dress "I’. O. Box 155. " Nor-walk
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE—
Brench of Strout Farm Agency:
sells over 5,000 properties s. year.
Branch Oflice: 68 Wall street.
Norwaik. Phone 8658.
little live-room
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
1'23 Washington Street.
Phone 3344.
REAL ESTATE—For sale—100 dol-
lars down. balance 16 dollars
monthly buys s. lot at VILLA
CREST MANOR. Westpert Ave..
Norwalk. Inquire WALLACE P.
VOLLMER. Tel 2431.
When a man starts out to raise a
nice quiet family he finds that he
must miss a rough house now and
then. .
. 0 III): DISPLAY
CASHFOR cell
Get your winter's supply oi
coal in before it goes up in
mice—with cash which we will
lend you and you pay back in
easy monthly instalments st
legal rsts or.interest only.
No bonus, lee, or service
Chime. Confidentlslsnd cour-
icons.
Money may be obtained the
same day applied tor.
The PubliqLoan Corp. ‘
so Well 51., Room aoa
7 Norwaik. Conn. Pheasant,
1... mm- mm armam-
. Milligun,
FOR SALE
Eight. room house. with every im.
provement. Just oft West even
nue. Fine location.
Two family house consisting 01
ten rooms. 2 baths. large lot.
Price 87.500.
For these or any others consult
'CANTY & CO.
Realtors-«Insurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 830,
FORBIDGE LOSING FAVOR.
GLASGOW, Scotland—Porridge,
the famous old time Scottish 100d.
seems to be passing. The amount
consumed many is less than hell
that consumed 25 years ago. says a
groocr's report. Porridge, as eaten
in Scotland, is made from ground
oats, stirod in boiling water with
salt. added. No sugar is eaten with
it as in England. Fish. ham and
eggs are taking porridgc‘s place.
Statement of the ()wnershw, Man-
agement. Circulation, Eit.., Re-
quired by the Act 0! Con-
gress of August 24. 1912.
5': The L'vcning Sentinel, published
daily at South Norwolk. Connecti-
cut. for Oct. 1. 1925
State of Connecticut. County of
Fslrfleld, as, South Norwulk.
Before me. a Notary Public. in
and for the State and county store-
said. personally appeared W. P.
who. having been duly
sworn. according to law. deposes and
says that he is the Business Manager
of The Sentinel Publishing Co., and
that the following is, to the best of
his knowledge and belief. it true
statement of the ownership, mati-
ogement, etc.. of the aforesaid pub-
lication for the date shown in the
above caption, requires by the Act of
August 24. 1912, embodied in section
443, Postal Laws and Regulations.
printed on the reverse or this form.
to wit:
1. That the names and addresses
of the published, editor, managing
editor. and business managers are:
Publisher. The Sentinel Publishing
00.. South Norwalk, Conn.; editor,
Leigh Dnnenberg. South Norwalk.
Con managing editor, David A.
Mor ssey. Norwalk. Conn.: business
manager. Wendell P. Milllgan, South
Nozrwalk. Conn.
That the owners are: A. Gold-
on2 Kelley, 07 Washington street.
South Norwolk, Conn.; Wendell P.
Milligan. South Norwalk. Conn.;
Charles II. Harris, Ponus avenue.
Norwalk. Conn.: Emma L. Golden,
Norwalk, Conn.
3. That the known bondholders.
mortgagees. and other security hold.
crs owning or holding 1 per cent. or
more or total amount of bonds.
mortgages. or other securities,sre:
None.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names of the own-
ers, stockholders. and security hold-
ers. if any. contain not only the list
of stockholders and security holders
as they appear upon the books of
the company but also. in cases
where the stockholder or security
holder appears upon the books of
the company as trustee or in any
other fiduciary relation. the name
of the person or corporation for
Whom such trustee is acting. is
given; also that the said two para-
graphs contain statements embrac-
lng afllant's tull knowledge and he-
lief as to the circumstances and con-
ditlons under which stockholders
and security holders who do not ap-
pear upon the books of the company
as trustees, hold stock and securities
in a capacity other than that of a
bona tide owner: and this afflnnt has
no reason to believe that any person.
association, or corporation has any
interest direct or indirect in the said
stock, bonils, or other securities than
as so stated by him.
5. That the average number of
copies of each issue or this publi-
cation scld or distributed. through
the mails. or otherwise, to paid gub.
scribers during the six months pre-
coding the date shown above is
4.878. W. P. Mlliigan. Business
Manager. Sworn to and subscribed
before me, this doth day or Septem-
bEr, 1925. [Benin] Lewis Wardcll.
Notary Public. (My commission ex-
pires Feb. 1.1030.)
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PEACE 0R WAR
Queen \Inrle of Runiuuia and
heads of the, two nations that may go to war over Bcssnrabin. .
Conflict in Balkans
LONDON, Oct. ,——The diplomat-
ic skill of the world’s most beauti-
t'ul and skillful qucvn, which al-
ready hzis won her several victories
in love and politics. new faces its
supreme test.
Can the lovely Queen Marie oi
Rumunlu prevent the threatened
war between her. country and soviet
Russia over the possession of the
rich and icrlile Country or Bossnr-
(this?
For centuries war making seems
to have been the chief occupation oi
royalty in that tiny section of the
world known as the Balkans. In
this area wars have started 0\Cl‘
things that sccmid trivial to the
zest oi the w.orld
let almost moinight these con-
flicts have embroiled nearly all the
Balkan states and then spread to
other parts 01 Europe, as was the
case with the World War.
.‘Icnaciiig Situation.
Diplomats agree that :1 most men—
acing situation again exists in this
“war hatchery." Should war come
it is almost certain to involve other
countries than llumunia and soviet
Russia.
Qut't‘ll Mario‘s great ambition has
been to make llti‘l' country domin-
ant in the Balkans by making each
one of her beautiful daughters a
queen. In this way the "mother-in-
law of the Balkans" has belit-vcd
it would be possible to unite the
tiny countries and preserve peace.
In this she has been partly suc-
cessfui.
One daughter is now queen of
Jugoslavia and another married the
now deposed king of Greece.
Royal Mulch Making.
During the last year Queen Marie
apparently realizing that the Bee.
sarabian question some day would
reach a crisis, has shrewdly sought
cooperation of the allies by visits to
the capitals of western Europe.
Here again she combined hei
great game of love and politics by
seeking to arrange a match between
her youngest daughter, Princess
Ile'afia. and the world's most prized
bachelor, Prince 0: Wales.
France “seemed more friendly
than any Oihcl‘ nation toward her.
but here again the queen showed
her political skill. Marie knew a
military alliance with France would
alienate Great Britain against her,
I
WHERE RAISINS GO.
FRESNO, Calif.,_—The New Zea-
lander eats more raisins per capita
than any other country. according
to‘ the raisin growers organization
here. The per capila. is 4.4 pounds
0: raisins and 1. “ pounds at cur-
rents. England uses many currents.
but this is explained through their
7'excessiie use in sweet broads, cakes
and puddings. In the I'nitcd States
the per capita consumption of rats-
ins is but' 2.96.
TOURISTS GO TO CANADA.
TORONTO, Can..——Authoritios cs-
timate that approximately 800,000
motor cars from the United States
entered Canadaet Niagara Falls
during the months or June, July
and August.
BATS NOT BLIND.
WASHINGTON—To be blind as a
butts to be blind not at all, for the
bat line a very acute sense of sight,
secording to recent experiments
here. The bat’s eyes are bead-like.
and are almost hidden with the soil
for with which its body is clothed.
Its sense 0 {heal-lug. smell 7 and
Hate also are very acute.
Her Skill in Love and Diplomacy May Prevent
PAGE THIRTEEN
u RUMAiu 7'
IN HANDS 0F QUEEN MARIE
Premier llykofi’ ui’ soviet Russia-
Over Bessarabia
just at the time that country was
establishing relations with the so.
\‘Lli‘
And so ill), luck of complete suc-
cess on lIiLl' tiip mains the pr'eblem
new fuel]. hci all the more diffi-
cult to solve. ,7
llessurubizi has been a. potential
cause of war iot lllOlC than a cen-
tu1‘..
Russia aCilullCd most of Bessel-
able in 1512 through it heavy with
iutlu-y. 1t icmuinml in liusslu’s
possession until 1850 when 'it was
granted autonomy dudcr Turkish
rule.
In 1877 over Rumnuiun protests.
Bismarck, the great Gi'l'lllllll “iron
chancellor," iiiéiisted on suing the
country back to Ilussiu, thus hoping
to sow discord between Russia and .
ltumania. according to some his-
toriuns. ‘
Republic Pi‘tlt'lalmcd.
Then came the World War and 1
the Russian revolution. lussaruhia f
proclaimed lisclt‘ independrnt un- ‘
dcr the name of the Mormian is.
public.
But Runiania, anxious to extend
its domains, took iidvuiitugc of this
situation to send troops into Bussar-
ubia on the grounds that most 01
the people iht'l'e “tinted annexa-
tion.
Census ilgui‘i-s show that the ma-
jority of people in Bossui‘uhia ill'e
Moldavian and L‘iOrii'ly akin to the
Rumaniuus. For this reason Ru-
muliiu's claim to the country was
upheld at Versailles, despite pro-
testsot those in B-assurubia inver-
ing Independence. They sought a
plebiscite to determine whether the
country should be intlcpihdent or
iuled by Russia 01 ltumziniu.
Charges SOiict Plot
Soviet ltuo‘z-la liar] siezuitusily re~
fused to recognize the award to Ru-
mania.
lumaniu charges that llolshcvlst
agents haw icpezitcdly liicd to stir
up revolution in Bessuiubia.
‘ The ietcnt re\olt against the Ru-
manians in Kishinei the capital of
Bessarabia, has brought the ques-
tion to a crisis.
And now the great question of
peace or wat hinges largely on the
s1 ill of Queen Marie.
She can win for heiscll an even
more notable place in liistmy it? she
can avert war now.
BEES RAID JAIL.
CHARDON, 0..-—A swarm of bees
raided the county jail here a few
days ago. creating a. furore in the
prison cells, and a general excite.
inept, about the couitheuss yard.
They settled in a burrcl containing
a small amount 01‘ liquor mesh, 1
however, and became so woozy that
a. bee man scooped them up with
his hand and imprisoned them in
three hives. ,
sin DEVON) or FISII. "‘7‘
NORWAY,——A seamen, returning
here, reports that there returning
here. reports that there is n. stetch
or water in the Pacific off the Chi].
can coast where fish refuse to live.
A cold Antarctic current strikes
the coast in this part, but that dong
not. Bt‘tf'lll a just reason for the ab.
stance of fish. for the cold seas.
both north and south. team with“
[1le
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Progress seems to consist of find.
ing new things to worry about.
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The greatest mistake is in not ad.
mitting you make mistakes.
The melancholy days will be wcln
c0019. .
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Norwalk Chronicler