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up.
; mourn iron cows elli'li'lUi‘J
«.‘elephone and if paid at oflioe With-
j‘in seven days iron: the first day oi
F “11.1;
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7 Zl-g-Dreesmaking sud Militaery
22.3mm. Plumbing. Booting
.3. :k-Insursnce and Surety Bonds
.'.“‘9'Plllllns. Paper as. Decorat-
’-' 'tlfq-Roplirm: and Refinishing
Si—Sltuations Wanted ~Msie
him
' newcomer- ~
“7M
" side-Seeds. Plants. Flowers
THE EVENING $EN'IINEIfi-80; TNORWAIK. CONN.
"em.“ up mac-y
: Ali ads are restricted to their
proper classification and the resale:
{3emincl tllyle or type.
. i‘.'l.ABSlFlhiIJ auras
llsily‘me' per lino for consecutive
inevrtioor:
Chores Cash
bills boys .00 .or.
'ilhree Days ......... .08 .07
OneDly ........ .....10 .00
No advertisement taken for less
than 50 cents
Charged ads will be received by
insertion cash rate will be allowed.
, Ads ordered for three or sis days
and clapped before expiration will.
only .be charged for the number or
limes the ad appeared and ndiust-
meat made at the rate earned.
Special tale for yearly advertising
upon request.
fich-C AD Index
ANN OUNCEMENTS~
bodies
h—Cerd 0! Thanks
I—dn Memorial:
s-d‘uaersi Directors
, ’ ‘onulnontqunietery Lots
9 lotion and Lodges
luv-met and Found
A—Autoxnooilc Agon es
11-—Auto obilee For
ill—Auto rucks For Sale
Lite-Auto accessories
”Marines—Autos tor Eire
‘ 1Bu-Motoroycles and Bicycles
, rial-Business Services Ordered
iii—Building and Contracting
obi-Jr"; torsm
. in! .
tic-Professional Services
Ito—Tailoring and Preesius
u-«W'enteduBueine- Service
EMBLOYMENT—p
e,IAinfirm-Elmprominent Agencies
rfl-nfieiptWanted-Femsle
tail-loin Warned—Male
‘hta-Hl-Ielpé-Mele and Female
’1 illumination. Csnveseers Agents
30-"- Situations Wanted—Female
o3
'GIALe—T
...v
‘ Shh—Business Opportunities
dill-Money to Loon-Mortgages
imam 'ustructio'n Classes
tie-Musicaly Dancing. Dramatic
itikWantedd-lnst‘ruclion
{NYE STOCK~ . .
iii-shoes. Cats. Other Pets
tho-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
ital-Poultry and supplies
ooh-Wantedc-Live Stock .
MERCHANDISE——
51—wclwkor Sale
thee-Barter and Exchange
it—Boa'ts and Accessories
53~Buiidlns Materials
ii-Bueincse and Office Equip-
inept ‘
say—Ferns enamrlgumducis
Jill-vil‘uei.l Fe r
dt—Goed mines to Eat
50—Household Geode
0He’welry. Waikhee. Diamonds
st—Ma‘chinery and Tools _
stoniusicsl Merchandise;
then-Mo Equipment
di—Spsciels at the Stores
thWesrins Apperei
sh—Wanted-ov'l‘o Buy 5 e
ROOMS AND BOARD“
sl—Booms With Beard
use-Rooms Without Board .
iii—Rooms for Housekeeping
to
1.— Where to Shop in men
1:..- Wanted—Rooms or Board
only. nsrArn roe RENT—-
t pertussis and Flats -
, ‘Eu‘einess Pieces For Rent
73M and hand For Rent
kennels For sale
,_‘ seamless and Monatsle— For
- assumes-M Int- mmo. Phone me. sum
. ilelpJVeeted-lneieie I!
. lount tlvo metals horde to the 1
- .inc. ~
-1.
anteed: practical painter. 1‘.
Ilsvliand street. South Norwalk.
TreeSpecieltsie 30A
TREE .
weak”
a. a. mum!
rm. 2?: * Westport.
anuopuossinllrs
l I nurnomur-
titrated. Inst. Flound
FEMALE DOC-«Loin: cross be-
lwcen auAil‘dalen Irish lerrleu'.
email padlock on collar: no li-
(nun: answers to name “Buddy":
reward Phone am. ‘
LOST-«Hank book No 5000 of South
Nomulk slivings Bank hinder
please return io bank. l‘tl)ll'l¢ill
has been stopped. , .
amouorm g“
”CC-«1M .... .1.
Automobiles hoe Sale
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11
1015 Buick seddn. five-passenger.
192:4 Oldsmobile, live-passenger.
1010 Cadillac limousine, [seven-puns-
enger. ‘
VAAS BROS.. r
("ADILLAC A D HUPMUBILE
USED CARS—We hl.\8 them: come
wm.‘ SELL AT SACRIFICE—To
quick buyer. one 1024 one-ton
Ford truck; one Dodge delivery.
good tires: one roller ,tcp desk.
Call at the Clifford Shoe Store, 58
South Main street. South Norwelk.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Otter-ed ‘
woulonnmn
lb
Tel.’ 2108.12 Norw alk
BOSCH MAGNETO—All makes of
legnstoes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition tor Fords and all other
care. 119 So. Main St. Phone 845.
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
cut. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale... James A. Full.
walk. Phone 3773W.
OUR CEMENT WALKS
A Specialty
SANTO CONSTRUCTION CO.
Rowayton Ave. Phone Norwolk 2541
LAWN MOWED—Gerdens plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
‘ up-to—dste machine methods.
Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton.
seed and put in good condition.{
Alpha Plating \\ orks. 01 Day
NAG? BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking-a!
Piano hoisting Special vans tor
movins. S-tou Mack dump! 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 313. Daytime‘
804-14 Nights. , ,
UPHOLSTERINC -- and cabinet .
' work. Picture framing. mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Ch erl
canini. etc.. A. Bergstrom. Noni
I. O. 0. F. 131ng. so. Norwelir. l
WOOSTER AND DAVIS 3
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS i
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ‘
Fromcriy Examiners U. S. Patent
one.
. 1115 Main.8t.. Bridgeport. 1
Send tor Booklet on Patents. .
CONTRACTING —— Msson work.
cradle: lawns. drives; roads.
Trucking. Sand. mvcl. cinders.
Loom tor sale. Elisabeth Lew- ;
ton. Phone 2701. Dorian. ‘
Painting. Paperinp. Decorating as!
WINDOW SHADES
We sell them and we hang
‘ SOMERS AND HOMER. S
Paints. Window Shades. Veruishes
8-10 Railroad Ave. 2 Wall St.
Professions! Services :0
mmGATlOanlleteotives Civil
their: l
' tor Attorney‘s Merchants land in-
divtduels by a Reliable. Licensed
and Bonded Aseuey. Male and
Female Operatives 100 per cent
efficient. Legitimate Divorce evi-
- deuce quickly and confidential!
“secured; Tel-ins
istervior. Address Eureka Dec
tective Bureau. Inc. 215 West
135th street. New York city. l
Painting. Pspcrinlg, Decorating as
PAPER HANGINav—Wc double roll.
mung: reasonable'; work lint"
' W swim as
WANTED-fleirstnrevseat. Price
" mnmnxcnn no '
. safest.” South Nor-well. Conn.
Y—Ae-
insistent rerslsdy and instructor on
«. masking: permanent position:
good esters. Apply Laney Shirt
C61. 11 Cit-(nut street. South Nor-
‘ walk. Cesar.
lite Chdiliac sedan. live horsemen,
in and look them over: allgmakes‘ .3 000 to ‘5 000 L ‘0“ "m.
t° °h°°'° from in ‘°°d condition. . lish’ed business. For turther infor-
ms“ {WP 0"" “W- P.- 5- Dl'i motion write “Post Office Box
Pietro. 40 West avenue. Phone . 306." South Nor-walk
3010. Open evenings until 0. J
LIVE STOCK
Joseph A. Anplone 1
ler. 93 Taylor avenue. South Net'-
i
LAWN MOWEBS summon—l
Have your Lawn Mower sharp-l'
. street. South Not-walk. Phone 959. WASHING MAC}IINE- "Laundry.
Phonc ‘
[FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
and Criminal invention-lions made _
reachable. for 7
A Ilclv Wand-31“. 3.1
MALE: HELP WANTED—Salesman
to can our high grade garden and
field seeds 'dircct to pluntcrs. A
mod position with his income.
Experience unnecessary. Cobb Co..
Franklin. Mass.
Help—Mlle and Female dd
WAN'i‘ElD-Domestio‘ help or all
kinds: in town and out or town:
good w.sgee Twin City Employ.
ment Bureau it Well street. Nor-
walk. Phone 130".
. FINANCIAL,
! Money to Loan—Mortgages to
l
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FIRST 8; SECOND—Mortgage loans
Easy
1‘00!!!
made. Buying mortgage.
i terms. inquire 30 Wall St.
1:03. Nor-walk. Conn
isonnonn 'ro mvnsr—o: lose
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l
l Poultry and Supplies 42
LIVE POULTRY-owned and dress-
ed while you wait. 1". Romano.
i first class service.’ Phone 8388.
Live Poultry Market. 13 Chestnut
street. South Norweik. .
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Red. Leghorns:.
Duckiings. Wishbone breeders.
laying hens. poultry
Also two Airdale puppies tor s‘aie.
Phone 405. Weston Live Poultry
Market. 58 Main street. Norwaik.
huge. one. Other Pets 0'
ENGLISH SETTER—Two years old:
partly broken. Inquire iii. hialkin.
"8 Gregory Boulevard after 7 p.
m.
supplies ‘
\
" the clerk more than
the vest stock otnells
whatnot, he can lusts
item ordered
contents!
When you go to th
Classified Section you
eons service.
bored and lettered to
things.
Hitting The Nail On The Head 7
When you go into a hardware store to
buy. let us say, some nails it doesn’ i. take
this exact kind and size you call for. From
But he could not. do this ii. the stock were
’ not carefully arranged in container. which
were all numbered andrlett‘emd to show their
These columns are also num-
stant selection of the things you want. With.
out this scientific systematization it would be
i as hard to find the odor you were seeking as
i it would be to find a ten- -penny lnell in an
immense kcg containing all sorts of other
You will like the convenient service ren
dercd by the A-BC Classified Section—and
you will like the profile it prcsonis!
A1_1'iie m Classified Ads
myltlle Seine—In Seri'ice
Always Diiterent—In Opportunity
a few seconds to find
, tacks. spikes, bolts and
ntly pick out the exact
e columns of the A B C
will also find instantan-
make possible the in-
D
RHINELANDER’S
MARITAL WOES
A- ...-....
Attorney Tells H o w
Scion Met Jones Girl
'-~-—To Prove She In of
Negro Blood
WHITE PLAINS. N. 11. Nov.
—--lruuc N. Mills. attorney for Leo-
nard Kip Rhinclundcr.‘ voilérduy
dealt out SCIla-‘flllflllal dclnll after
sensational detail in a Mary of how
the scion of one of New York:
wealthiest and most aristocratic
funnies. a descendant of (he first
French Huguenot; to land in thin
country, nus "luveiglr-d" into a ma-
trimonisi alliance with a girl or 1:01-
orod blood whose own father doc.-
! not remember his purcentngo.
limute only lmgmcnts are
was .Immned to its doors with
throng in which block {new ll'igill‘l ':.'in
with white. in which chumbefinairi:
elite 0! New; York socl. 1y,
They had come to incur youne:
Kip Ithinclander press his suit in
anuul that marriage. contracted just
a. your ago last month. .00 the
grounds that he was, fraudulently
led to believe that his bride was
white. .
They stayed to gasp as Attorney
MEROEAN DIS! '
Articles For Sale 5i
GORTON nuance—Wm sell very
reasonable. inquire at 20 Rowan
street. East Norwaik.1’hono 1181.
SAVE ON PLUMBlNG—Juet rccolv.
ed, 100 high class bathtubs. ba-
sins. sinks. elc.. splendid condi-
tion. New lumber. sash. doors.
Colonial mantel: and other high
class stock from Wrecking work;
big saving. Southai'd. 03 Ninth
Ave, N: 1'.‘ C. (15th St.)
cite"; practically new.
~1021J. Inquire Mrs. C. R. Dippio.
lion-nylon.
Building Material as
ROLL ROOFING. 8! 00 PER ROLL
Slate surfaced. 0". 00 per roll
C. A. RANSOM.
Dept. M.
52 7 Concord Avle Cambridge. Mass.
j Household Goods . bl
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -- For
sale. Very reasonable. Party
leaving tow and must dispose or
furniture q ckly. You may also
rent the rooms it desired. Rent
reasonable. Apply 17 North Main
street, South‘Norwaik.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -— Cush-
ions. made. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817. Norwalit Mattress
Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor-
walk.
0-0
W anion—To Bu!
at highest prices it you have any
luck or metal to sell we willalso
pay turn prices. Call or write
ll. Jatiee. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 409.
300115 AND BOARD
Booty With Board
-—
.7
COLONIAL HOTEL — Rowsyton;
one fare on trolleyzl furnished
. rooms with or without 1 eels.
Also. one. two or three rooms with
kitchen (or light housekeeping:
special low winter rates; steam
heat; electricity: modern. Phone
430 Norwalk.
KI’ICHENETTE. AP THEN! ——
Furnished. Ready or occupancy
about Oct. 1st also a double rooms
suitable tor two sentient». 0:
. Wall St. Norwallr. Phone 1496.
lime WithoutBoes-d es
FIVE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS-1411
improvements: nice location: rent
reasonsbld: 7i. Osborne avenue.
East Nor-walk. Phone 8081.
Wanted—acorns or Board I:
LISTEN—Respectehie young man
wishes board and route in private
family in South Norwellt. Write
Mr. 2: care Schumann Art Print.
giving location.
anteater; profs assr
» Apartmesesendls‘iets ’ lid
it own)! mum—spec near.
a. Ive-room apartment; all Ills
provinisnts: trout and back“ poroht
nae condition: absolutely eleeu.
Inquire 0; South learn strettfbouth
Not-walk. ..
rxvh AND snouoou APART-l
”th—Oa men’edress
.. shirts: steadywo‘r allyear. Ap-
plihkoySh'ir-t .ilChestuut
. discount heeclspiret. Th
continuation in! this poi
W
for and m: simple neutrino: pay
while learning. 3. Jacobs & Sons.
so has street. south diet-walk.
em '10 PER SHIRTS IN 803- MENTS—East and South Numlkt
Mien. bent and steady work. all improvements; desirable neigh-
Apply Lekoy Shirt Cg. 11 Chest- her-hood. Inquire at Keeier's shoe
but elicit. South Norl'filk. . m Phone to: or use; _
W we more narrow pm 3001.19.11; new house: all
HMS-And worsen «
improvements. 58 Taylor avenue.
Phone 357%. ‘ " .
5'on 1100;» 'All improvements:
280 Fla; Hill road. Inquire at
308 Flat Hill road. .\. ~
six-noon armrsrsnr— sum
beet. all Jmprovernonts With prim
iile‘he ol arose. 0 Fort Point
siresLI‘nuulre 24 Van Zantx'reet.
e
place and tile bathroom: rent rea-
sonable. Telephone 1379-3.
131‘ FLOOR DWELLING—30 win.
ster street: South Norwelk; all
modern improvements; terms rea-
sonable. Apply by telephone 550.
e,
60 WILTON AVENUE—Bout) at
seven rooms for rent: all improve~
meats and in pertcctlconditlon:
garage for three cars: rent. $50
”per month. For particulars see
William F. Iloyt 0: Son Realtors.
40 South Main street. Fugue 435
Wanton—To Mont. . i1:81
THREE 0R FOUR ROOMs'o—Fcr
light housekeepingn center of town
pieterrod Phone 5343. or address
to Pearl Silk Co.. 3 Quincy r treat.
South Noruolk.
REAL nsrarn you sans.
Houses For Sale 84
STROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE-—
Branch of [trout Farm .tpency:
sells over 5.000 properties a year.
Branch Office: 68 Wall street.
Norwsiir. Phone 8058.
FAMILY HOUSE—on corner. 14
rooms. All improvements. Very
near 30. Norwalk station. For
sale to quick buyer. 810.000. The
Tammany Agency (Real Estate A;
Insurance). Phone mt. 123
Washington street.
r.
3
FOR SALE—-
LARGE CORNER LOT——I.omtod in
line residential section oi! Ndrwalk‘.
129x158. For further information.
consult
ALFRED K. 81'. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St.
Phone 3351
Norwnlk
One-Wily house. 11 rooms; two-
. tenuly house. two choice building
lots; in beet residential section oi
Norwelk. inquire Charles E. Hoyt.
South Nomiit Trust Co.
t
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT—Six-
room house: all improvements:
furnished or unfurnished: near
town. Alec, player piano and bicyv
cle for sale. [Spring Hill. or
phone 2040-0.
. , " It you wish
”1'0 SELL. INSURE or RENT
Your property. consult
THE FUDGE REALTY C0..
keel Estate and Insurance.
Keeier Building Washington St
Tel. "0.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE -- Caress:
heir sure on corner: owner left
town: will sacrifice “if 00.35031).
5. Hull. N Washington street.
South Nohvalh. ‘ ,u
ORDER OF NO'rlCE. ,
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as. Pro~
’ bets Court. Neutrino“ A D.
1026'. “:."'i‘ l
Whereas. val application has
. been seeds to Court tor semin-
istretiotgliif tho". We 01- Frances
.lbe‘nei'te 'Jb‘yoe. isle or Kernels. in
deceased;
said district.
W1msue application be
heard “dam at the Pro-
hste- 20M in Nowell, on the 11th
on a: November-.1033. at 1 o'clock
stretches; and that publih notice
thereoibeglventosu personstntst-
«zed thereto by publishing on. orv
der- in e it having a circu-
ntiopinuieelmssm an
d‘aysheforee‘all dated hearing- "
north! w. unfunny.
Jinn flier you island a broken
maus‘tuuseesm ‘
the Sentinel (or the
non sun-'m American umilies: A.
Judge. . E
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REAL ESTATE 103.2351”: AUCTIONS-71.20MB
nouns For tion., 77 L98!" NOilces 91
NEW six-ROOM oNEoF‘AMlLY 01mm: 71.0 SETTLE ACCOUNT.
HOUSE—All improvements; lire-
DIS'T'RICT Ql" NORWALK. 93.. Pro.
b‘nlr», Coliri. Novcmbcr 7. A. I),
1035. '
Estate otlhillus M. Svllcclt. latc oi
Norwaik, in said district. deceased.
Ordered. ll‘hut (he Executors oxhi.
hit. their Administration account to
this Court for adjustment. at the
Probate Cities. in Not-walk, on the
nu. day 01 November. 1925. 0L :2
o‘clock afternoon; and that all per:
sons interested in raid estate maybe
notified thercor. the said Executor-s
will cauho this order to he published
in a limnpapcr liming a circulation
in said district at least the deyr. be.
fore sold 17 hday of'Nm'omher. 1.025
lil’Nlt'i' W GREGORY
Judge.
URGES NEW JR.
' HIGH SCHOOLS
FOR BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT Nov. to. --Five
Junior high schools will be needed
by 1980 to house 5.775 pupils under
the 0-3 53 plan of school operation.
Reed told the Board of Education
in making his preliminary five year
ibuilding p ogrnm report yesterday
‘i ulternoon.
‘9 By adoption of a infilor high
building program 'prcsent, senior
high school buildings will hos ade-
quote in 1930 and present clemen-
tary schools. as far as “.capacity
is concerned will be sufficient
without building additions during
, the next five ycars. although the
health and safety of children may
require some replecements.- said Mr.
Reed. l
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Large ten room house of the bet-
ter type. located on corner acre
plot. Extra good location. Con-
venient to So. Norwalk R. R. eta-
tion. ‘
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Seven room house cit West we‘-
\ ue. Every modern improve-
'ent. Hot water heating system.
For these or any others consult
b
. incorporated)
Superintendent of. Schools Carroll 3. ;
Layton a c. '7“
Mills. in his introduction to the
jury. wove a, net of evidence yet to
be p'rov'ed. ihct Alice Beatrice
Rochelle cab driver.
plotted to advance hcmcll from we
position of one wanting only an
apartment in New York. to 00—,
wanting an apartment with a wed-
ding ring thrown in on the bargain
and got it. for a time.
Spurucdiin Courtroom.
As young l‘lhlnclauder walked lo
his seat near the front or the court
room. Alice Jones Rhlnclundor lean-
ed forward in her chair to gaze
steadily into her husband’s facrr. it
was their first meeting in a your.
and the young wife. who only a few
weeks ago declared that when liip
camelinto the courtroom he would
run to her with 'outntretchcd arms
to be gathered again to her breast,
was waiting for some such sign.
Rhinslander did not onca glance
in her direction. and. as with all
eyes fixed upon them he clump.
so into his seat Alice Jones Rhine-
i'lsuder fell back in her own. one
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.hand covering her eyes and
sobc racking her body.
"This is a most important case,"
Melvliiille'said is his opening or-
gument. "This young man and this
ycung woman are aligned against
each other. ,
"The law in this section is impor-
tant. It is this: ‘Any material mis-
representation or concealment of a
material fact of a matrimonial rela-
tion which would prevent marriage.
.is‘sumcici‘lt ground for an annul-
merit."
khineiandcr, Huguenot Scion.
"Denial of fraud by the defendant
and a denial on information and be-
lictonly that she is or colored blood
have put the affirmative oi' the
question up to us.
“These are the questions to be
decided: \
“1 At the time or the marriage
Jones. daughter of a “colored" New.
dclibcmlely'
dry .
TOLD IN COURT -
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
w”..- mflm-_-._
LOANS
Our
To
No endorsers required
Lawful interest only ,
Cell. write or 'phone
Rogers .0 Stevens Bldg. iioom 20.1
27 Wall EL. Norwnlk Phone 2-7-0-5
Opera!» 0.80 Serurdeyeflldl
" licensed by the State and Bonded
it.- tho Public
W833
was tlw drri'ondunt colored?
1
no load letters that “me no in "
mm.“ : iUllllllOI‘L in an attempt to dctluud
bie. Th, collrtroom at W‘hito [10103 i ”I": vluiullii'
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‘indgry under the representation?
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and porters rubbed elbows ulth the “it“ in» “I” bull“ that Silo nai-
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f a. copy or young. Illiinclaiidcr's him.
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Way 9. 1903.
2. Did the (nu represent. that she
was while?
3.13m she main: ouch a rapid-
"1. Wm. llm pluinlll‘i inducml to
.1200 the plaintiff marry in
“bile. " ‘
.1105 he ll\'t-‘i with her sincu’.‘
"To prove to you the thlznre the!
“U will prove in you. we must alum
that the plaint‘ll in this action is o.
Dlll'i.‘ white stock, 0 descendant oi
the original lingucnoi 1c!
IILI‘S or New lloclmm. and born or.
We have u documen-
iul‘y evidence. of that."
11:: held up what purported to b:
certificate.
"Next we mint proxe to you that
the defendant is 01 black blood. no:
entirely so -~ the strain comes
through llkl‘ fathnr." i
lie poilltcrllo George James, who
stood up in his place and nodded
chillingly to the couit and specta-
tore. “nib fined throng broke into
an lliv.‘oluninlv ripple oi luuglitel.
Attorney Mills. without pausing
for emphasis. then produced in
rapid order sexerui :Lfllduvns. caril-
iied copies 01‘ records and other
documentary evidence which he
says will show that George J0me:
came here from England in 1301.
admitting his colored blood. while
Mrs. Jmlcs was entered as a. white
wonmn: that he admitted in March
of 1895. in his first papers for citi-
zenship that he was colored, and
again did no in 101’: when he re-
ccivcd his limit papers; that he also
1'0 esoo *
A‘ Housekeeper-s ‘
Easy repayment temis7
Beneficial Loan Society '
PAGE THIRTEEN
for * Instarltaneo us Selection
CL.iSbIFlLll DIS}? LAY
Money to Loan
' $2 0.00 to $30000
(m \ our (Inn riguaiura
ilmisclmld lurnlluvr. “Illlli
romaine in tour l‘urwnlun
Mlllll'li“. iii-0i l,'.~l:m-,
Lory .‘lmnilllv l'iiVllli'lilh
You I‘m il-‘r ‘Munlll
till
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850.00 ................ $5.00
$75.00 ....... ' .- , . 30.00
“00.00 37.1w
$150.00 ...... 30.00
200.00 .............. Slum
11300.0(: .............. Slum
1 Plus lcnni rate of intern-st only
No nouns. ice. or service
charge. i‘uuildu-nliui and Com-
urouy-llonvy to be obtained
the eauic tluy applied (or
The Public Loan Corp.
30 Will! 51.. [{0qu 201i
Norwnlk. Conn. Phone 3031
into the company of C'ull C'mcltl-vr.
a minoruble wruicll.” In (number.
1031. mid Mr. Mills. ("rd-skier and
Rhiuelnndcr were ruling: through
New Rochelle When their :l‘i'l'lllli'l-
bile d“-\'(-!upn?d erllhlr and they
stopped um i‘ the Jonas homo (Strait?
Jones. sister of Allen: and nmv lb»
Wife of "l“ooluy" Iillllcr came by and
spoke to them. ncvcrrllng to Mr.
Mills. Rhinclandt-r moi, Alice through
Grace. Later he and Alice wont to
ihr: Hotel Marie Antoinette. register-
ed as man and wife. and remained
ill-“re five days.
A short time later they visited the
hotel again. said Mr. Mills. and then
a representative of lhlnclauder‘e
father, Philip I‘lblnclanrlvr. err-pumi-
o'. them. Rhinelander wns snnt. will.
a companion. to a ranch in Arizona.
He was not yet twenty-one. and. cm-
corrliug to Mr. Mills. Alice Jones was
tour yenrs older than he. Then fol~
. lowcrl a, series of letters. 426 in nlL
Alice in the young; man in
bogging him to rolurn in
from
Arizona.
her.
“When he lvcamc oi" cg: he. want
to the Jonas house and stayed." said
Mr. Mills. “But they were not mar~
ried right away. An estate of some-
thing less than 3300.000 was due him.
but he did not get it just then. The
subject ol’ his sister's marriage to
a Negro came up. and the Jnnoucs
told him they felt the marriage was
a disgrace—that the Jones family
«as “ hlte ’I‘hcn, believing that she
was \lhltc he took her to Mayor
Ilnlrv Small and thcx “ore mm'.ri0d
In hm application {or n mirrlage
licmse she said she “05 while.
they had told him the truth he
wouldn't have married hor."
admlticd his cOIOlC‘d blood in mak-
ing appllcilion (or an automobile
liccnnc an 1010 as 1"24
is Tillnguu Tied
lie asserted that young lihine- ;
lender is sutl'oring and he'll sufiereoi
from a physical infirmity “blah ar
1ch3 his speech and mind.
"He is practically 1ongue tied." he i
stated. "and there m.- times when
he can hardly not the words out."
Because pf these speech difficul-
ties. Mr. Mills continued. women of
Mr. Rillnciamlcr‘s "own kind" never
smiled uponhim.
In 192i. said Mr. Mills. Rhineland~
er's condition became so serious tliai
he was sent, to The Orchard. a. pri-
vain senatorlum for nervous casest
near Stamford. Conn. Therehc was
allowed to have an automobllrraurl
ccnsldcmhlo money. without re.
sirainl.
? Mot Girl in Auto Mishap
‘Ihcrrf' said Mr
urns pianist MOMENT
311118. "he {'11 gninnl lly lllliinlln! an investlgaiion.
PREDICTS COAL
DISTRESS l*RE
\\'.iSIll.\'GTON. l\ov.
Predicting rlisircss in New England
unless anthracite production is re-
sumed rhoriiy Mrs. John Jacob
Hegel‘s, Reproconlativmclcct of Man-
sachusetts. ul'g'td President C001-
irlge yesterday to appoint an impar-
tial board of inquiry to attempt soi-
tlement ot' the hard coal controversy.
She said later that she received
no encouragement. the President.
adhering to the View that the Federal
Government can do nothing under
the law and that nothin; could he
."l
.r ‘4
ATowel. AROUND
Hts NECK. STEPS
Apart; WITH THE
, MACi-ilNElEv..r-‘
THE. DENTlST‘s 7"” j
A§SISTANT FASTEN s
ouT AND derives HIM
If,
10 (Arr-A
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Norwalk Chronicler