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ANNOUNCEMENTS—
I—Deaihs
2—Card of Thanks
fl-—In Memoriam
b—Funcru‘. Directors
0—Monumcnts. Cemetery Lots
o—Socictics and Lodges
Io—Lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVEa
A—Automobilo Agencies
11—Auiomobllcs For Sale
12-.-Auto Trucks For Sale
Iii—Auto accessories
14—Garages—Autes for Hire
lit—Motorcycles and Bicycles
17—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE——
‘18—Busincss Services Offered
19—Bullding and Contracting
21—Drcssmnking and Milllnery
ail—Healing. Plumbing. Roofing
Ill—insurance and Surety Bonds
25—Trucking—v—Storane
ze—Painting. Paper ng.
ing
ZSv—Professienal Services
zit—Repairing and Refinishing
80—Talloring and Pressing
Ii—Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT-—
aha—Employment Agencies
32—Help Wanted—Female ‘.
its—Help .Wantod—Male
34—Ilclp—Male and Female
35-»Solicitors. Canvassers Agents
all—Situations Wanted—~Female
37—6Itualions Wanted—Male
FINANCIAL-
zit—Business Opportunities
40—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—-
43--Loe:1l Instruction Classes
44—Muslcal. Dancing, Dramatic
46—Wanted—Iastruction
LIVE STOCK-—
47-Dogs. Cats. Other Pets
48—Horscs. Cattle, Vehicles
ss—Poultry and supplies
GO—Wanted—Live Stock
Decorat-
. MERCHANDISE——
51-Articles For Sale
lbs-”Barter and Exchange
52—13mm and Accessories
lid-Building Materials
64—Business and Office Equip-
ment
55—Farm and Dairy Products
Eli—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
57—Good Things to Eat
59—Household Goods
Gil—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
iii—Machinery and Tools
62—Muslcal Merchandise
ear—Radio Equipment
fill—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
(id—Specials at the Stores
GS—Wearing Apparel
lid—Wantcd—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—
67-—-Rooms With Board
Gs—Rooms Without Board
Bil—Rooms for Housekeeping
70—Vacailon Places
ill—Where to Eat
72—Where to Stop in Town
73—Wanied—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—o
74——Apartments and Flats
75—Buslncss Places For Rent
lid—Farms and Land For Rent
77—Houses For Rent“J
78—0flices and Desk Room
all—Shore and Mountain - For
Rent
si—Wantcd—To Rent
111310.41. ESTATE FOR SALE—-
R—Brokers in Real Estate
. sz-vBusiness Property For Sale
ss—Farms and Land For Sale
. sd—Houses For Sale
ss—Lots For Sale
se—Shero and Mountain —- For
Sale
87—Suburban For Sale
as—-To Exchange-Real Estate
ss—Wanted—Real Estate
UCTIONS—LEGAL—
oo—Auctlon Sales
‘ Dl—Legai Notices
THE SENTINEL allows
As an accommodation
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
prompily on the date of first
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the seven-day cash
discdunt has xpired. The
continuation of this policy
is dependent on the co-
operation glvcn by the public
in minimizing collection or-
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\ ANNOUNCEMENTS
Siruycil. Lllsi. Mind to
PASS l:1,ml(~——.\‘o. 3610. ' Finder
plt-usc return to South Norwalk
Savings think.
PASS liOl‘ilt'SmNo 28615 and 80972.
Finder please return to South Nor.
\eullt Savings Bank.
AUTOIOTIVI
Automobiles For Sale
Id
192:! DODGE—Cur Panel body in A
shape. Price right. Phone 2630.
FORDS F013 SALE~I924 Coach
1924 Coupe. 1922 Coupe. 1922
touring. all in A NO. 1 condition.
Will sell or exchange for Fords.
Phone 1145-13.
1933 FORD TOURING—l inc condi-
tion; many extras; $125; owner
leaving town Phone 2059 for up.
pointment.
1925 Flint coupe ..... $1,160
.925 Jordan scdnn .. ...... 82.000
1996 Ilupmobile roadster .. 8900.00
1924 Oldsmobile. 5 passenger Sedan
. ................ .. 8400.00
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC. JORD -\N,
l-IUPMOBILE DEALERS.
USED CARS-4‘70: have them; come
in and look them over: all makes
to choose from; in good condition:
make your own terms. 1’. J. DI-
Piotro. 49 West avenue. Phone
3810. Open evenings until 8.
BUSINESS seamen
Business Sermons Offered 18
AUmDNEER
Joseph A. Angioss
Tel. 1163-12 Norwalh
BOSCH MAGNE'io-Au makes oi
magnetoes. starters, generators rh-
paired and installed. Now Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 1111 So, Main St. Phone us.
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
cut. oesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. I‘m-
ler. 92 Taylor avenue. South Nor-
walk. Phone 8778W.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty.
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
bli'JWIsnu-Gardens plough.
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up-to-daie machine methods.
Phone 8615. Fred Hamilton.
LAWN
LAWN lliownns suspense-
Have your Lawn M wer sharpen-
ed and put in g at! con/'liicn.
Alpha Plating Works. 04 Day
street. South Nor-walk. Phone 080.
WOOSTER AND DAVIS .
A. If. WOOSTIIR ll. W. DAVIS
AT’I‘ORNEIB AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Cities.
1115 Main St., Bridgeport. .
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOLSTERING~and cabinet
werk. Pletule framing. mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning etc.. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0. F. Bldg. 80. Norwalk.
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long. distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving, s-ton Mask dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phono 818. Daytime:
304 14 Nights.
CONTRACTING - Mason work.
grading lawns, drives,' roads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. clndera.
‘Looni for sale. Elisabeth Law-
ton. Pbons :61. Dirien.
Painting, imposing, suction-sting lo
Winslow SHADES
We sell themlimd we hang them
SOMERS O SOMERS
Paints. Window Shades. varnishes
Rowayton Ave. Phone Not-walk 8841 .
~11!” 303 m. 3333.31.11.35. medium, 1‘
Through Thesé Columns Hand
Copyrighted by James Golden. 450th Norwalk. Conn.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
M “1
TIDE CALENDAR —- OCTOBER 1925
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Sun. I Mon. | Tue. l Wed. | Thur. I Fri. | Sat.
First Quar. Full Moon Lust Quar. New Moon 10.12 8.8 10.58 8.4 11.38 8.4
~ 1 2 3
24 ‘i 2 84 31 9 17 10.33 0.1 11.30 3.0
12.12 7.0;”.57 7.4 1.4: 7.0"“: 0.3 4.23 0.1 4.20 ‘5.3 5.36 5.3
12.27 3.1 1.03 7.1 1.49 7.3 2.32 0.0 0.21 0.0 4.23 .2 5.30 00.1
p
34 cc 7.23 6.2 8.04 0113.35 0.0 0.04 7.4 9.30 7.1 10.10 3.:
11 12 “ 13 14 15 ' 16 17
40 61' 7.34 0.4 0.12 0.7 0.43 7.0 0.20 7.: 9.50 7.1. 10.32 7.0
1043 3.410.27 8.5 11.52 7.7 12.37 1.25 7.2 2.132 7.0 3.17 0.7
1111 7.7 12.00 3.5 12.35 1.44‘ all 2.0: 7.0 3.30 7.2
4.20 0.0 5.52 0.7 7.10 7.1 8.18 7.5 0.12 so 0.53:30 10. 43
4.51 5.0 0.21 0.3 7.43 7.1 0.40 7.4 0.40 7.0 10.23 1113
The Moon is in Apogee the 11th.
11.. below for P. M.
and Tenths.
EMPLOYMENT
rimsnsns AND FOLDERS—Ap-
ply Rubber Co.. 127 Washington
St. So. Norwalk.
M iLLINI". RY COPYISTS~
EXPERIENCED '. 0 N H I G 1'!
CLASS SPORT HATS; GOOD
PAY. CROFUT & KNAI’I’ 00.,
1 SOUTH NO‘HVALK.
Tl'PIST—Ji'iih office cxpcrrhce.
One having had experience on
bookkeeping machines preferred.
Address P. 0 drawer "O." Nor-
walk.
Help Warned—Male 88
BOY “'ANTED ——— Apply Ilabnor
Co. 127 Washington street. South
Norwalk.
CHINESE COOK—Wanted. Wages
$90 month. Apply at Norwalk
Employment Agency. 90 Wall St..
Norwalk. Phone 2563.
LOCAL YOUNG MEN-Who desire
to get into newspaper work; must
start at bottom at low salary;
good chance for right men to ad—
vance. Write "L. D... clo The
Evening Sentinel.
STORE KEEPER—Familiar with
machine parts. tools and general
store room duties. State ageaud
salary wanted. Am"! Box 354,
So. Norwulk.
TELEPHONE CLERK—From 0 to
9 evenings. Applv Western Union.
WOMAN WITH CHILD-For gener-
al houseworker: New Ycrk city in
winter: also. several other general
houseworkerm Twin City Employ.
ment Bureau. 24 Wall street. Mar-
shall Building. Nerwaik. Phone
1242.
The Moon is in Perlgee the 25111.
newsman A
Houseboat Goods
BARSTOW-RICHMOND ‘IiANGE—
In fairly good order. Inquire of
J. II. Brown. house next to Brook-
slde school. Rowayton.
69
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE—For
snle; practically new; call even-
ings only. 2 Woodbury avenue,
Nerwaik.
MATTaEssns. Pinhows' —— Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817. Norwalk Mattress
Co. 49 Franklin street. South Nor—
walk.
Wanted—410 Buy 00
FURNITURE—moons hand. bought
at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to sell we, will also
pay high prices. Call or write
1!. Jaffse. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms “'ii-h—hllonrd
ROOM WITH BOARD—in
family; centrally located: all im.
provements; 8 Putnam avenue.
near West avenue. Mrs. A. letz.
ler. Telephone 3077W.
Rooms Without “tiara
M
prlvnic
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 figures at the left above the day of the month give the time of High Tide for A. '
The figures at the Rig, lit of these give the Height of Tide in Feet
9
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats 74
11017812 Wl’l‘li SIX ROOMS—Bath
and all improvements. Lot ex-
tends from avenue to street with
room for another house, 86.000.
inquire Van Ness. 40. Bayviow.
Ave. or I’roeb's Agency. 18 Lowe
S‘.
ROOMS—Aliview avenue. 6 room
house. Naramakc avenue. All im-
pr‘ovcments. 'l‘clephono 897-3.
ROOMS AND BATH—All im-
provemonts. 2780. Main St, 830.
inquiic 108 So. Main St. or phone
1440.
ROO)!1~"i.A'l‘——To let. All im-
provements. Opposite Tokeneke.
Road. Inquire in Brown‘s gro-
ccry store.
313‘. ‘V EN- ROG“ HOUSE—All
prove ments. 16 Madison
Inquire same address.
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im-
GII‘GQI.
Suburban For Brut 80
2'. ACRE FAltM~Lot of fruit.
Large vineyard. Part wood land
and pasture. House and born.
Will sell or trade in exchange for
small house near So. Wilton sili-
iion. Mr. Salvatore Chappa. Se.
Wilton. Conn.
DESIRABLE Furnished room at the
De ‘lfoluy Club. 1 Llizabeth St
References required. Call 3570 for
information.
KITCIlI-JNETTE APARTMENT ——
Furnished. Ready for occupancy
about Oct. 1st also 1' double rauins
suitable for two gentlemen. 92
Wall St.. Norwallt. Phone 1496. 1.
FURNISHED—boom. next to C. 5}:
5. factory. All conveniences. t’.
on Zant St.
NICELY FURNISIIICI.)—Front room
for one or two gentlemen. Cen-
trally located. In private family.
Phone 1410 or call at 74 So. Main
A. II. KELLNER.
Phone 272 Westport.
Tailoring and Pressing 30
REMOVAL NOTICE-N. Fromer.
tailor, has moved his business to
3 West avenue. corner Pine street.‘
Cleaning and dyeing. Covered
buttons made. to order.
Repairing and Refinishing lit
WANTED—Chairs to re-seat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2858. Edward
Chance.
Painting, Paper-mg, Decorating 26
PAPER BAN INC—60c double roll.
Painting: easonable: work guar-
8-10 Railroad Ave.. 2 Wall St. rinmam St. So. Norwallt.
Tree Bpeclambs 28A Money to lioan—Mcrigagea 40 Rooms los- nouscneepuig do
ICIENTIFIC FIRST 0. SECOND-41073:” loans THREE 0R FOUR ROOMS-4‘1»
made. Buying mortgage. Easy light housekeeping; furnished or
TREE terms. Inquire 80 Well at. room unfurnished: line private house:
203. Norwalh. Conn. gas. light. bath. steam heated:
WORK also, garage; reasonable. Call
INSTRUCTION 2001-W.
Houses For Rent 77
ROOM HOUi$E~With 15 acres.
All improvements. Furnished.
$100 per month or will sell. Phone
3106-5.
on
Wanted—To Item 81
THREE UNFURNISIIED ROOMS—-
With all improvements; in South
Norwnik; by young quiet couple:
rent must be reasonable. Address
"Young Couple." clo Sentinel.
REAL ESTATETOR SALE
Houses For Sale
84
FOR SALE—-
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE—On East
“Venue: mery m'odern conven-
ienee; open fire place: lot. 4811180;
price, $8,700.
1 ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St. Phone 3331
Correspondence Courses ' 41
CORRESPONDENCE COURSE —-
With reliable school. Illustrating
am‘; cartooning. Address "C. 8.."
c'_e Sentinel. .
am BT00!
Horses. Cattle. Vehicles 48
TWO .FINE SADDLE HORSES—-
With three saddles; six years;
will sell on easy payments. P. J.
Di Pietro. 49 West avenue.
20117417811080"
LIVE POULTRY—Killed and dress.
ed while you wait.
first class service.
49
P.
Phone "I8.
AN EXPERIENCED C 0 T T 0 N
WINDER—Apply J. d: J. Cash
Corp, Chestnut street. South Nor-
walk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—on
power machines. Apply at once to
Henderson 13‘: Ervin. 17 High St.
Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —-
On Singer sewing machines. Also
finishers by hand. Apply at once.
I-‘nlriield Mfg. (30.. S Webster St..
top floor.
EXPERIENCED—tailors wanted on
silk robes. Rabhor (10.. 127 Wash-
ington 81.. So. Norwalk.
HOMI'ZSTI‘ZADS GOING
WASHINGTON, Oct-Freshme-
aieads in the. l‘niied States are al-
most a thing of the past. 0! ihd
155_00(1,000 :lr'lTB or public land re-
maining. little is fit for any pur-
pose. In Alaska. however. arable
pense by prompt payments.
land may still be obtained.
anteed: practical painters 1'. \Live Poultry Market. 18 Chestnut
Haviland street. South Norwalk. street. South Nor-walk.
EMPLOYMENT HUSKY 13.414! smarts—name
and White Rocks, Reds. Leghorn:
Help \Vanted—Eemale 32 Ducklings. Wishbone breeders.
laying' hens. poultry supplies.
Also. two Airdale puppies for sale.
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
Market, 581 Main street. Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale 51
SINGER SE‘VING MACHINE—
Pracilcally new. Phone 3661-3.
WATERS PIANO—very fine sound-
ing and nice looking. Price to
quick buyer, $45.00 Inquire 84
Woodward avenue.
Building Material 53
ROLL ROOFING. 83.00 can ROLL.
-—Slais surfaced. 82.00 per roll.
0. A. RANSOI.
Dept. Ill.
527 Cone-7d Ave. Cambridge. Haas.
Farm and Dairy Products so
I-‘lNF LONG ISLAND POTATOES—
Romano. .
Where to Stop in 1mm 78
FURNISHED ROOMS-Wlth or
without meals. Also. llgllt‘liOuse.
keeping rooms: steam heat; mod-
ern; on trolley line: one fare;
special winter rates. Colonial IIo-
tel. Rowayten. Phone Norwalk
439.
HILL TOP INN-Offers its spacious
dance pavilion for dances, get—
togothers. etc. Conveniently io-
catsd. Catering service. Rates
reasonable. For particulars phone
22 1.
near. nsTATE roe RENT
Apartments and Flats 74
FIVE ROOMS-On 2nd floor. All
improvements. 61minutes walk‘
to C. & K. hat factory. Inquire
M. A. Santella, 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. Fromcr's. 2 Hanford
place. Phone 1626..
FOR RENT—5750 sq. feet of floor
space all or in part. suita-
bio for garage or other pur-
poses. on Mechanic 81.. off Wall
St. Will alter to suit tenant. rent
reasonable I‘hquire Z. Sullick 29
liladls‘on St. So. Norwalk Phone
1937.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH—Ali im-
provements; also.garngc. Inquire
Alexander White, 35 Lowe street.
Phone 2858.
FROM OCT. 1ST—Slx or seven
rooms: all improvements. 74
Spring street‘. or Phone 1410.
10 GROVE STREET—Four rooms;
all improvements: ‘hent furnished.
By oat. McKinley place. Roway-
ton. Conn. Phone 854917.
inquire within or phone 18:32-12.
-Advertiss in the Sentinel.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE—All Improve-
merits; located on best avenue in
this city; on two trolley lines:
some fruit: two-car garage: best
buy in town. For particulars, ad-
dress "I‘. O. Box 155," Norwalk
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE—
Branch of street Farm Agency:
cells over 6,000 properties a year.
Branch Office: 68 Wall street.
Norwalk. Ilene 3658.
THE TAMMANY AGENCY.
Real Estate and Insurance.
123 Washington Street.
Phone 3344.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE-For sale
two family house, located Just off
\Vest avenue; house needs some
I have a buy for some one in a
repairs but price and location will
make it a profitable investment.
The Fudge Realty Co.. Tel. 559.
Keeler Building. South Norwnlk.
He wllo laughs last laughs least
and he who laughs first usually has
a set of gold teeth.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
CASH FOR COAI
Get your winter's supply of
coal in before it goes up in
price—with cash which we will
lend you and you pay back in
easy monthly instalments at
legal rate of interest only.
No Donne, fee. or service
charge. Confidential and cour-
icons.
Money may be obtained the
some day applied for.
.The Public Loan Corp.
:10 Wall St, Room 20:1
Xerwalk. Conn. Phone 3931
J I...‘
more: Feb. 1. 19w.)
Beneficial Loan Society
27 WALD ST. MOM 201i
PHONE 2-1-0-5
cps-saw Moths
, Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton & Co.
(Incorporated)
5 Railroad Ave. Telephoto 86
South Norwalk, Conn.
FOR » SALE
Eight room house with every im-
provement. Just off West ave-
nue. Fine location.‘
Two family house consisting of
ten rooms. :4 baths, large lot.
I’rlCd 37.500.
For these or any others consult
CANTY & CO.
Realtors-Insurance
'17 80. Main 81;. Phone 830
And then. another way to miss
your calling. is by having the tele-
phone tuken out.
Once mushrooms were the most
dangerous things in cellars. That
was back before prohibition.
No matter what you think you
can't do. you are right about it.
Statement of tho Ownership. Mal-
agemeni, (‘imnlstlon,:Eie.. Re-
quired by the Act. of Con-
' gross of August 24, 1013.
of The Evening Sentinel published
daily at South Norwalk. Connecti-
cut. for Oct. I. 19. 5.
State of Connecticut. County of
Fairi‘leld. 113.. South Nerwalk.
Before me. a Notary Public. in
and for the Slate and county afore-
said. personally oppeared W. P.
Milllgun, Who. having been ‘duly
sworn. according to law. deposcs 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. a true
statement of the ownership. man-
agement. etc. of the aforesaid pub-
lication for the date shown in the
above caption, requires by the Act of
August 24, 1012. embodied in section
443. Postal Laws and Regulations.
printed on the reverse of this form.
to wit:
1.. That the names and addresses
of the published. editor. managing
editor. and business managers are:
Publishcri The Sentinel Publishing
(30.. South Nerwalk, Conn: editor.
Leigh Dnnenbcrg. South Norwalk.
Conn: managing editor. David A.
Merrissey, Norwalk. Conn: business
manager. Wendell P. Mllligan. South
Norwnlk. Conn.
2. That the owners are: A. Gold-
en Kelley, 97 Washington street,
South Norwalk, Conn; Wendell P.
Milligan. South Norwaik. Conn;
Charles H. Harris. Ponus avenue.
Norwnlk, Conn; Emma L. Golden.
Norwulk, Conn.
3. That the known bondholders,
morigugees. and other security hold.
ere owning or holding 1 per cent. or
more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages. or other securities are:
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-
ing ai'tiant‘s full knowledge and be-
lief as to the circumstances and con-
ditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not ap
pear upon the books of the company
n‘s trustees. hold stock and securities
in a capacity other than that of a
bona lids owner: and this ai‘fiant has
no reason to believe that any person,
association. or corporation has any
interest direct or indirect in the said
stock. bonds. or other securities than
as so stated by him.
5. That the average number of
copies of each issue of this pub“.
cation sold or distributed through
the mails or otherwise, to paid nub.
scriliers during the six months pro-
nedlng the date shown above is
4.873. W. 1’. Zililligan. Business
Manager. Sworn to and subscribed
before me. this 30111 day of Septem-
ber. 1.025. [Seal]. Lewis Wardell.
mewvmmr...
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{.CROSSWORD PUZZLE
HORIZONTAL. ll. Born.
1. To finish. 18. Tiny green vegetable.
4. Revolving motor. 15. Cry of a sheep.
9. 2,000 13-. 17. Iliui‘flcd.
12. Circlod around. 18. Sheds.
14. To refund. 21. Narrow path.
16. Mooed. 2'1. To harvest.
17. Crowd. :4. Umbrella.
19. To glue. ». 25. HumorOus.
20. Ocean 20. Crowns.
21. Refembling the moon. 28. Attachments for circular saws.
23. Devoured. 30. Aromatic berry.
32. L011 fu scarf.
25. Provided food. 34. EveEgi-e; trees
27. To sin. 86. Sun.
29. While. 40. Employed.
30.1‘rult of the pine tree. 41. To change a gemsetting.
81. River nymph 42. Talc.
33. Therefore 43. Quite a few.
34. Stormed angrily. 45. Aliegorics.
35. Gaiters. . 4s. Assisting.
37. Excuse. 50. Winds.
38. Portals. 52. Curtain fabric.
39. To repeat itself. 53. To misrepresent.
43- Odor. 55. Drone bee.
44. Proposition of possession. s7, Unopened flower.
48. Bottom. 58. Wing part of a seed.
47. To civilize. 59, To marry,
48. Measure of area. 61. Child.
494 T0 ioiter. 62. Wooden nail.
2;.1rnstructions. 34. To accomplish.
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54. Evil. 6a. Within.
56. To run down.
57. Col.
58. To permit.
60. To attempt.
61. Bulb flour. ‘
63. Sneered.
65. Lack of this causes goiters.
66. Almost a donkey.
67. Latent.
0‘8. Hen fruit.
VERTICAL.
M [ensure of cloth.
. Iariats.
3. Marriage portion.
4. Coloref anger.
5. Alleged force producing hypno~
item.
0. To make amends. 1
7. Eithsr's psi.
8. Cordcd‘cloih.
9. Flavor.
10. Fishwating mammal.
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COUNCIL ,
DRILL LAURELS
Much Credit Due to
Fred.|'A. Scofieid, Di-
rector of Team —
Active Season
Lincoln Council won iaureis last
Friday night before the delegations
from Bristol. last Hampton. New
Haven. Bridgeport and New Canaan
of Connecticut: and Brooklyn and
Yonkers Councils of New York.
The local bot” of Lincoln Council.
\'.0 4.0 L. .M. were unanimous-
ly voted the", best appearipg. best
drilled and best equipped\degrei
team of this order in the two states
with the New Haven team in second
place.
There was considerable interest
shown in Lincoln Council's team for
they have been 1drilling hard for
this occasion. and they deserved all
the credit which they have received;
and much of the credit is dire to the
untiring efforts of Fred A. Scefleld.
Sin. who is the director.
The following is the list of men
on the team who introduced a class
of candidates from Yonkers to the
mysteries of the O. L‘. A. M.. which
is the oldest beneficial order of this
city.
. (:.ounelllor——A W. Raymond.
Vice Councillor — Howard Rich—
ards.
Jr. Ex-Councillor—George Over-
ton.
Senior Ex-Councillow-Fred Young.
Inductor—Al. Kraemor.
Examiner—Thomas Kelly.
Inside Protector—Angelo Deilus.
(,‘npiain—~Philip Merriam.
Guards: Robert Weingsrtrf. Har-
ry Weingartner. Raymond Wilson.
Halby Amundsen. Charles Young.
Edward Oartle. Leslie Overton, Har-
ry Schoiield. Bruno Kaeslner. and
lichard Ried.
There were many notables of the
order present. Among them werei
State Council Secretary Hills of East
Hampton. Fix-State Councillor'1{im~
bcrly of Bristol. State Council Chap-
lain Peck of New Haven. Jar-State
Councillor Phillips of New York.
present State Councillor Waring of
New York State Council Inside Pro.
teeter L'pson of Bridgeport. 1511- State
Councillor Grey of Bridgeport and
the present State Vice Councillor
Phillip Merriam of this city who i
also captain of the victorious degrr
team.
The lneoin Council boys expect
very busy season all over the slut
us well as in Norwalk. 0n Oclohm i
31 they journey to Bristol to can
for the degree on a class of con
didates in that city. From all in.
lNotui-y l‘ul-lic. (My commission ex.
dicstlons. from the reports of tbti
who.
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various state countil officers this
old. patriotic organization is on the
threshold of a great revival. after
a number of years of inactivity. and
promises to have all the prominence
it occupied in the days of our
fathers.
Since oysters came back nine mil-
lion picces of shell have been 11113.
taken for pearls.
When a stranger promises to let
you in‘ on something it is time to
get out.
Talk is cheap unless you are do-
ing the talking.
TEST. FREE
Beauty
Comes firm stimulating
Glands
The new way to beauty. health
and vim is through stimulating
glands. Let us show you at our
cost how much it means to :you.
The largest gland is the liver. It
Is the most important gland. We
thought. for generations that drugs
made it active. No we know iii-2r
don't.
A torpld liver wrecks both health
and beauty. It means lack of bile.
Then germs breed and form toxins
in the intestines. and 111050 poisons
are absorbed by the blood. Some
results are these.
Indigestion Heart and
Constipation Kidney Troubles
Impure Blood Bad Complexion
High blood pressure Lack of Youth
'Tho cathartics you take do not
affect the liver cells. The ill results
continue. But we have found a
gland secretion which does stii‘nulnto
the liver. It is ox-gall. Physicians
the world over new prescribe it And
to millions it is bringing beauty.
new health and new vim.
Ox-gall is now embodied in a tab-
let. The name is Dioxll . Each tab-
let contains 10 drops of purified ox-
gall. All drugglsts supply them.
We ask you to learn what Dioxol
does. The results start In 24 hours.
27 a day or two these tablets may
ring you a new conception of life.
Let us send you enough to try.
See what you gain in a day. Do
this for your own sake. Clip con-1
pon now.
Diesel is specially recommended
by HAROLD A. MEAD.
Whitehall filtrates-i 00.
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I. New York, N. Y.
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Trial
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