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ANNOUNCEMENTSw
l-«Deaths
:---Card 0! Thanks
h—ln Moreen-m
lv—Funerai Director!
d—Monurnento. Cemetery Lots
t-locietioo and Lodges
10—Dect and Found
AUTOMOTWE- .
A—Automoollo Agencies
11-—Automoblloe For .3an
:2—Auto Trucks For Sale
li-Auto accessories
ii—GuuehAutoe for Hire
liwhiotorcrclee and Bicycles
Il-Wontod—Automotivc
BUSINESS SERVICE—v
ls-Businese services Ordered
Iii—Building and Contracting
81—Dreesxnaking and Milligcry
38—Haating. Plumbing. Bootins
zit-insurance and Surety Bonds
”melting—stomp ,
88—Painting. Paper Ag. Decorat-
in:
lt—Profoeaionai Services
”-3ch and Refinish”
80—d'oiiorlng end Pronto:
liéWantod—Busine- Service
EMPLOYMENT——
. li-ap-Enlploment Agencies
sa-Eelp Wanted-Female
zi—Beip Wanted—Male
si—Help—Maie and Female
sit—Solicitors. Canvaeeers Aunts
86ce81tuationa Wanted-Female
81—81tuationa Wanted—Male
swallow,
38-281mm. Opportunities
ooh-Honey to beau-Mortgages
INSTRUCTION-—
tB—W .‘eatrncuon Clones
div-illusion. Dancing. Dranlatie
“—Wanted—Iastmciion
LIVE STOCK— .
41—chl. Cate. Other Pets
dt-Eoroeo. Cattle. Vehicles
it-Pouitry and supplies
lo—Wantod—Livo mock
die-Artist“ For 8an
lice-Barter and Exchange
Sa—Beate and Accessories.
u—Buiiding Materials
“alanine. and one. Equip-
moat
ll-Parn: and Data Products
“—311“. Food. Fertiliser
ilk-Good Things to Eat
‘ lt—Bouoohold Goods
= sit—Jewelry. Watches. Hacienda
: si—hiaohinory and Tools ‘
unusual Merchandise
star—Radio Equipment
unloads. Plants. Ficworo
dd—Bpeciaie at the limos
Gin—Wearing Apparel
Odo-Wanted—Tc Bu!
ROOMS AND BOARD-v . '
tie-Rooms With hoard
sic-Rooms Without Board
noncom- for ficusokoeping
foo—Vacation Places
lie-When to Eat
lie-Where to Stop in Town
‘li—Wented—Rocme or Board
u—Apartntonts and Flat-
15—8uaine- Pieces For Rent
fl—Fartna and Land For Rent
tic-Houses For Rent
“women and Deck Room
Ito-Show and Mountain -— For
Rent
iI—Wanted-Jl'o Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-
ltd-Brokers in Real Estate
u—Buainess Property For 8an
88—Farma and [and For Sale
ail-Houses For Sale
II—éboto For Sale '
80—8horo and Mountain — Par
Sale -
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ANNOUNCEMENT!
EMPLOYMENT
Sir-eyed. laoet. World to
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Help \\' antco-J‘cnlulc 82
LOST—Bank book No. 6069 of South
NOi’Wfllk Savings I'Jiiilli. lt‘indel‘
picnso return to bunk. Payment
has been stepped.
F'Ailt CIF‘ GLASSES POUND-“Tor-
toise shelled. with "Old rims. Own-
er may have some by culling at 25
Webster street.
utomohiieo For 8an
USED CARS—LWo have them: come'
in and look them over: all makes.
to choose front: in good condition:
moire your own terms. P. J. Di-
Pietro. 49 West avenue. Phone
8810. Open evenings until 9. |
ll.
Onothird down.
Ford Touring. with starter.
1924 Ford Touring.
Overland Champion. new paint.
Paige, Lpnss. Touring. it good buy.
r'hevrole‘. Coupes. Sedans. Coaches.
Tourinye and Commercials. 8'10 up.
Our Special today is a 1926 Tour~
ing with balloon tires: demonstrator.
Cars purchased now will be stored
until springv—l‘ree.
W. R. AUSTIN.
Chevrolet Sales and Sol-Vice.
South Norwaik. Phone 1050
USED CARS
1010 Oldsmobile. d—oylinder, 5-mon-
cnger Touring . . . . . . . . . . $160.00
1020 Hupmobilc Coach. . . .. 800.00
1022 Hupmcbllc Touring... 400.00
1025 Jordan. 8.cylindcr Se-
dan . ..... 2,000.00
VAABT BROS.
‘ CADILLAC AND I-lUPMOBlLE.
HAMPDEN AND GLASSMOBILE—
Winter glass enclosures for all
makes of touring cars. We will
convert your open car into a closed
car. .1. Premru & Sons. 1 Merritt
place. South Norwnlk.
BUSINESS SERVICE
rhonn 370m. ,
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AUTOMOTIVE '
THANKSGIVING USED CAR SALE:
9W0MEN~For running ribbons
I Help Wentcd—llinic
l-‘lCMAlll-i OPERATORS -— Steady
work; your) pay. Apply all week.
fiyh’ia Brassierc Mfg. Co. 136
I Washington street. South Norwulk.
GIRL—To keep simple set of books;
also, wult on store. Apply in per-
son. R. J. l-lcnnsssy. 2% Washing.
ton street.
N 5611th WANTED 0N FLOOR
WORK—Also on cxumiuinls need
i pay. steady work. Apply star
l.‘nion OverallCo. 68 Water St.
South Norwalk.
[WANTED—Cooks, general house-
l workers and chumbermsid-wslt-
rcsscs. Apply at Norwaik Employ-
rnent Agency. 00 Wall street. Nor.
walk. Phone 2563.
in
fancy clippers: also. for table
work. Apply H. Jacobs A“. Sens.
Day street. South Nonvalk.
38
SALESMAN WANTED.
A man with fair education. good
appenranco. to sell electric applianc-
es;
tloua:
a real opportunity. Call at
DONNELLY'S.
Intolcritoil.
STOCK BOY—For shipping depart-
ment. Apply H. Jacobs A- Sons.
Day street, South Norwaik.
TWO YOUNG MEN—Catholic, for
sales work; salary and commis-
sion. Box "Sales Work". old The
Sentinel.
YOUNG MAN AND BOY WANTED
-—Apply at once to Jcsoph Davis.
4749 North Main stroet, South
Norwalk. Conn.
Help—Male and tomato 3:
WANTED—Domestic help of all
kinds; in town and out of town;
good wages. Twin City Emllloy-
ment Bureau. 24 Wall street. Nor-
walk. Phone 1242.
Situations Wanteo- Jaimie
YOUNG GIRL—Desires position in
36
magneto“. starters, generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
care. 119 So. Main St. Phone Sis.
GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges
cut. cesspoola cleaned. Filling dirt
and loom for sale. James A. Ful-
ler. 03 Taylor avenue. South Nor-l
walk. Phone 3773W. i
OUR CEMENT WALK:
A Specialty
SANTO CONSTRUCTION co.
Rowaston Ave. Phone Norwalk 234i
Business Services Offered 18 small family as cuok or general
houseworkcr: excellent refor-
AUCTIONEER shoes. Address Box "Cook". c‘o
Joseph A. Anxious - Sentinel Ollie!"- - '
'I‘el. 2108-13 Nomalk‘ "
‘ FINANCIAL
BOSCH MAGNETO—Ail molten oil
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Money to Loan—Mortgages 40
FIRST & SECOND—Mortgage loans
made. Buying mortgage. Easy
terms. inquire 30 Wall St. room
203. Norwalk. Conn.
SOMEONE To lNl’lSST-Or loan
33.000 to $5.000 i :1 good ettab-
llsbed business. For further tutor.
mutton write "Post Office Box
396." South Norwalk.
LIVE STOCK
Poo try and Supplies 42
LAWN MOWEMudms plough-
ed and cultivated. Work done by
up~to~dato machine methods.
Phone 8615. Fred Hamilton.
Have your lawn blower sharp-
ened and put in good condition.
Alpha Plhting Works. 04 Day
street. south Norwalll. Phone 950.
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds
local and long distance trucking.‘
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. B-ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818. Daytime
1800-14 Nights.
UPBOLSTERING -— and cabinet
work. , Picture training. mirrors
and upholsterers‘ supplies. Chair
caning. etc.. A. Borgstrom. New
I. o. 0. tr. Bldg. So. Nor-walk. "
WOOSTER AND DAVIS
A. it. WOOSTER. bi. w. DAVIS
A'I'I‘ORNE'II AT LAW
Promerly Examines-e U. s. Patent
Oflice
1115 Main St. Wesson.
lead for Booklet on Patents.
CONTRACTING -— Mason work.
grading lawns. drives. roads.
Trucking. Sand. gravel. cladero.
Loom for sale. Eliuheth Low-
ton. Phone 8761. thrice.
handouts ad
HANDLAUNDRY—For shirts; also.
family wash: reasonable price.
Telephone ”SSW.
Pam. hm, Decor-stilt 20
WINDOW onions
We sell then: and we hang them
SOMERS AND 8031133 8
Paints. Window Shades. Vornlahes
8.10 Railroad Ave. -3 Wall St.
Painting. Popes-hug. Decor-”I783“
PAPER Rename-soc double roll.
Painting"; reesprlahie: work guar-
anteed; practical painter. 1'.
Haviiand street. South Norwalk.
Tree sped-nets 38A
TREE SPECIALIST
Kaunas
BEATS '
REE
, ROUBLES .
PHONE :72 '6 “.‘STPORT
newts-chasm 20
WANTED-Chairs to re-ssat. Price
reasonable. Phone 2856. Edward
Chores. ‘
customs!
Help Wasted—Male so
LIVE POULTRY—Kltted and dress.
ed while you wait. P. Romano.
tlrst class service. Phone 8388.
Live Poultry Market. 13 Chtstnut
street. South Norwalk.
HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred
and White Rocks. Rod. Logborns:
Ducklings. Wishbone broodcre.
laying hens. poultry supplies
Also two AirdaJe puppies for sale.
Phone 405. Weston Lire Poultry
Market. on Main street. Nor-walk.
MERCHANDISE
Building Material as
ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 PER ROLL
Slate surfaced. 83.00 per roll.
C. A. RANSOM.
Dept. lit.
52? Concord A‘s. Cambridge. Mass.
Household Goods so
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE —- For
sale: very reasonable: part! leav-
int town and must dispose of fur.
niturc quickly. Apply 11 West
avenue. South Norwalk.
MATTRESSEB. PILIDWS -— Cush-
ions. rnade. renovated and repair-
ed. Phone 817. Norwaik Mattress
Co.. 49 Franklin street. South Nor
walk. .
must be roiiubls and conscieno.
the exact k
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1 item ordered
contents 1
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things.
. Hitting The Nail On The Head
When you go into a hardware store to
buy, let us say, some balls, it doesn't take
the clerk more than a few seconds to find
ind and size you call for.
the vast stock of nails: tacks, spikes, bolts and l
whatnot. he can instantly pick out the exact
But he could not do this it the stock were
not carefully arranged in containers which
were all numbered and lettered to show their
When you go to the columns of the A-B-C
Classified Section you will also lind insinutnu.
eons service. These columns are also num.
bored and lettered to make possible the in-
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
‘ it would be to find a ten-penny nail in an
immense keg containing all sorts of other
I You will like the convenient service reu-
‘. (ICI‘Ed by the A30 Classified Section—and ;
you will like the profits it presents!
The A-BO Classified Ads
Always the Same-In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
From
REAL ESTATE F03. RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apartments and Fiat: N
Houses I'D! scale 54
12 CONCORD STREET~Flve larze
rooms and sun porch with the
kitchen. bath in .. ~il modern im-
provements; heat furnished: gar-
age if desired. inquire at 14 Con-
I'Ol‘iI street.
16 GROVE STREET—Four rooms
all improvements; bent furnished.
inquire within or phone 1852-12.
6 ROOMS—All improvements. 33
Stuart awnuu. inquire 2i Sound
View uvcuut. after 5 P. M.
S ltiiNMlS—«i upstairs at $25.
downstairs. All improvements.
Cit.“ at 42 Woodward avenue. ups
stairs roar.
.il'AllTMlL‘NT—vAll im-
including
lfl Putnam art-mm.
SIN-ROOM
movements.
second [loo .
Phone «iOSflW.
TO RENT—An apartment 0'! six
ost improi'emmtis: nt 0 l-‘ort Point
street. Inquire st 24 Van cht
street, [Just Norenlk.
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Houses For Rum e 7
NEW SIX-ROOM ONE-FAMILY
HOUSE—All improvements; tire-
placc and tile. bathroom: rent rea-
sonable. Telephone 1279-2.
SIEROOM HOUSE AND BATH——
lu Norwaik. Also. for Dec. Isl
{our rooms and bath in South Nor-
M'fi'lll‘lgfl. 123 Woodward
Phone 473-3.
3 p. m.:
avt‘llllt’.
TWO HOUSES —— One four-room
apartment at 70 Taylor avenue.
and one three-room apartment at
83 Taylor avenue: part improve-
ments. Phone 1'“
60 WILTON AVENUE—+10...) of
seven rooms for rent; all improve-
ments and in perfect condition:
garage for three cars: rent. $50
per month. For particulars see
William I". Hoyt A: Son. Realtors.
46 South Main street. Phone 435
Wanted—To Bout 8|
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS—For
light housekeeplnr: center of town
preferred. Phone 3348. or address
to Pearl Silk Co.. 3 Quincy :‘rcel.
South Norwellr.
Wanted—’10 Bay as
FURNITURE—Second hand. bought
at highest prices. 11 you have any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
pay high prices. Call or write
1-1. Jame. 81 Fort. Point street.
Phone 490.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Wit—inane e1
COLONIAL HOTEL -- Rcwcyton.
Tel. No. 439. Norwalk. Directly on
water: steam heat: open all year:
on Shore road between South Norv
walk and Darlen. on trolley line.
American or European plan: home
cooking: low rates; transients so.
commodgted.
Rooms Without Board 08
A NICE. LARGE. FURNISHED.
SUNNY SOUTH ROOM-8uitable
for one or two gentlement: private
family: all conveniences: three
minutes’ walk irorn trolley. train
or the center. lilrs. A. E. Win-
chester. Phone 6:.
KITCHENE'I‘TB APARTIIEN'I‘ —-
Furnishedr ready for occupancy
about Oct. let. Also, two double
rooms. suitable for two gentlemen.
02 Wall street. Xorwalk. Phone
2568.
REAL ESTATE 1'03 RENT
Apartments and Plate 14
APARTMENT FOR RENT—Five
A WHITE GIRL—To do light
homework. Apply 41 Putnam ave. .
nue. _
EXPERIENCED OPEMTORS ~i
Apply at once. Rsbhcr Cor. 1‘17
Washington street. -.
in mlnituizimr nonfiction es- '
genes by prompt payment!-
EXPERIENCED sswsunr —;
\jnnted on dresses and coats. The.
r's ,Shop. South Norwaik. Cons. I
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rooms: all improvements: ready
Nov. 151,11; at 8 Road street. In-
rlulre of Mrs. New’cil at same ad-
dress: second floor.
CHAPEL STREE'l—First floor:
l liven-war apartment: all iro-
proremsnte: frort and back porch:
use condition: absolutely clean.
inquire 64 South Mam street. South
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REAL ESTATE 1'03. BALE
Bounce—Ear sue as
STROU’I‘ SUBUIusAIi SERVICE-—
Branch of Btrout Farm Agency:
sells over 8.000 properties a year.
Branch Oflice: 68 Wall street.
Norwalk. Phone 8668.
FOR SALE—-
LARGE CORNER LOT—Lomted in
fine residential section of Norwaik;
1293158. For further information
consult
ALFRED K. ST. JOHN,
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St. .
Phone 3331
FOR SALE. OR F01! RENT—Six-
room house; all impzovcmenls:
furnished or unfurnished: n’oar
town. Also. player piano and bicy-
cle for sale. 3 Spring Hill. ‘01-
phone 3049-5.
FOR SALE—To close esthbe. 22
Flo: Hill Road. South Nor-walk.
house. shop. garage and plot of
land 84 feet on street. 63 feet rear.
220 ieet deep. Price 88.000. in-
quire of The South Norwallt Trust
Company. C. E. Hoyt. Treasurer.
HOUSE FOR' SALE—All ‘ll'npr‘ox‘eL
merits. Inquire 108 South Main
street. Charlt- Marina.
No rwnllt
It you wish
To SELL. INSURE or RENT
Your property. consult
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
Real Estate and insurance.
Rosier Building Washington St
Tel. 359.
NEW six-BOOM. HOUBDT—With
all modern improvements. Inquire
Not-walk.
Norwaik.
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SEVEN‘ROOM HOUSE-—
All llllpruwuncnts;
10!. 53150:
fruit; $7.5m“.
good location:
garage: all kinds of
llL‘lLl’llXt‘l LflTS---l‘rOtii 3275 up.
Consult
Till; T.\.\l.\i.i.\'Y AGENCY.
ltcul Estate. and insurance.
123 Washington St. Phone 3344
TWO-FAMILY lltlljb‘l'.‘ — Garage.
half acre on corner: owner left
town: will sacrifice for $4.350. D.
5'. Hull. 94 Washington stl'cct.'
South Norwalk.
AUCTIONS—LEGALB .
in?
illegal Notices
0mm: TO’SETTLE .lcmtxl.
butt: Court. Nortmbcr 1-1. A. D.,‘.
192:2. i
Estate of Elbert A. Woodworrl.‘
late of Norwalk. In slid district. do-
ceased.
Ordered. Thu: the Trustee of the
trust created in the will of said do-
ccased. primarily for the benefit of!
John 13. Woodward, exhibu "5 no-
munt to this Court for sdjusln1ent.l
at the Probate Office. in Norwalk. on i
the 24th day of November. l935. at .
and ihat all
persons intorcstnd in said ostnto may
cause this ordor to be published in
.1 newspaper buying a circulation in
said district at least mm fir-lye tut-fore
said Sith dny of November, 1925.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss., Pro-
bate Court. November 14. A. D.
1925.
Estate of Nelson Taylor. late of
Norwallr. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the Trustee of the
trust created in the will of said do-
ceased exhibit its account to this
Conrt for adjustment. at the Probate
Office. in Nor-walk. on the 24th day
of November, 1928. at 10 o'clock
foreuoon; end that all pencns in-
terested in said estate may be noti-
ned thereof. the Trustee will caune
this order to be published in a news-
paper having a circulation in said
district at least five days before said
24th day of November. 102 5. '
HEXRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.. Pro-
bate Court. November 14, A. D..
1926.
Estate of Harriet Aymar. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That a Trustee-of the
trust created in o will of said'de-
ceased exhibit its account to this
Court for adJustlnont. at the Probate
Office. in Norwalk. on the 24th day
of November. 1926. at. 10 o‘clock
iorenoon: and that all persons inter-
ested in said estate may be untitled
thereof. the Trustee will cause this
order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district
at least live days before said 24th
day of November, 1025.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
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Insurance
and
Real Estate
J. M. Layton &' Co
(Incorporated)
ll Railroad Ave. Telephone 36
South Norwalk. Conn.
Etonns
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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Money to Loan
$26.00 to $300.00
(in Your Own Signallin-
"(lllhi'llfllil i‘urnliuru. “lili'b
rcmutna in Your Possession
salaries. ltcul Emile.
linty .‘lnnillly l‘uyult'nts
You Pay Per Olnnth .
slim 1
UP 1'0 ”on
To
A “W“W" gilt...
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‘ y Wt terms 3100.00 sun 1
mm“ ' $150.00............... tittol
N0 Mmed $200.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 310."!
Lawful interest only $300.00 slum
Plus legal rule of intcn'st only i
Clllowfimor 'phcns 50 bonus. ice. or sen-lot “
BO 'fl charge. t‘onfidt'ntisi and (‘our- :
no CIII LOCI! oci : locus—Money to be ohtsiucu
S ct; ! lllC same day applied for
Rogers & Stevens Bldg. Room 2 . 1
2-: “unfit, Nor-pull: Phone 2.7.0.5? The Public Loan corp.
i 30 Wall 51., Room 203 l
I "’5‘” “WM””' . Norwnilt. coup. Phone 3031
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KL'I’J’ING FIT. ‘1 never felt better in my life."
Do most muor lr-asuo Dllchtrsyh“ 3" “Willi" 1° “1"“ "The “‘85 “C"
make a mistake in mmmmm”;‘12:? salami” crlfrl‘mrllll; l’tl’IZ‘llei-ug
themselves for the long grin-1 of 13‘. “Us...”
games? ' "if I l'l:i\‘t- control tonmrrow, ‘l um
Thu exmricnca of Walter .lnhllwn fsvlrc 1 will in? nblt; to show the Pl-
prlor to Lbs 192.3 world sr-rlco would ll‘ulhtl .ln int-.rcstlug game. i know
make It wont so. It, appears nmstltlmt i will but-.2 plenty of stuff on
pitchers pay too much attention to‘tho idol one."
the arms and far too little to the Johnson sure-1y called the turn. 1
legs. um um“ saw him pitch a bollor game.
About a month before the (‘lrvsl‘nfi’l‘l’lfilllll‘fill mum] on a fluke home
the rmsop Johnson suffered an in— “run. Joahumn struck out 10 men and
wry that prevented him (rem doing :1 am posuiw that he luv! two strikf-s
:my actual pitching. After a trrwk'r ion as malty more.
rest be conditioned himslcf for the ‘ ‘ “ .
series by doing What fighters. mll‘ 'I'llo cuwrit-noo of Johnson makt‘s
road work. It nppt-ur its if the pitchers should
Every day Johnson would 10.: so n'ursv tht'lr lflzs us ivndcrly as ”my
many miles around the bull purlrillnthu twirling: arm. l
About. :1 week before the opening; of: ‘ ' '
the series he did a. little pitchlnn i
The road work had kept his law,
shape and battered his wind.
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PAGE ELEVEN \‘
Solid ”Page of I ._ Assorted Opportunities Arranged for Instantaneous S
election
Harvard Men Send
Apologies to Brown
t.i.‘\ll:l?ll'\|'ll. Mu.i Nov. 17.
~»Au timllwm' l: . lat-An forwurtlld
;-. l'l‘t"l it \lil'lll't‘llllit i‘hovk,
llnmw lwr‘u‘w'lil rlplnltl ll) ms
iill‘ili'l" 1:. lulnull m of tlm Hal’-
turd Hun-v1: l‘ulllvcil, l‘gltllllnfl
l'm: film: llu'urri mun on
Saturday lllll’f‘I-’I 1! ill" t'Hfll [mule-s,
;.1lt‘rllt-~‘r ll.ll‘l" \lvmry. "'l‘ho
i‘rilmm," ll» tilll‘l‘fi dim, :lluo
nun -‘ it» 1- .‘i'4 ".
(Uphill! (lm ll urn“ ‘l"‘tu.n;»
Man of u {was lll'.llllx:klrl:;.: llllllur-i-
.twvs 1:: Until“; rlnu'n tho goal
posts ill ill" (an t'l Ylu‘ )If-v‘l'lll‘l on
Fallllw‘lfty rolls. tor an up' logy
from tip: liarl‘lir'l rturivut body.
"\t .: deeply r: (in that touch an
action illml'nl hrttv llllzcll Much to
mar ,-. rluy rttllcrux-o mullv hula;
lllre hv ll» prrt'rtl- um i good
spirit."
4%
to wreck a (Oilll'lill team as l'l'l'l
.u'entllol'.
ln thi‘-' r-«nmullnn l ham. in mind
lll‘. Nf'lll‘llhlv‘ll "film hi this _'l"lT, l":
lll.‘ mm” “it‘ll ll'lnc-h .‘Clhrmkn
'Shmvwl ll. IlJ'} lunch With-r. 'I'hl:
victory of Nebraska rllil'l': it Mom at
if that team would be (-nr- of t‘um
ranking clowns of tin: country.
Opening with a laugh game
illincls was a blunder net only
Nebraska but. lllin01:. are. well.
. ...co that time Nebraska in“.
played seven major teams. In 5mm“.
There isn't a hl‘l'fllhlng spell
ilk;
tr.
Against the strong \Vihhi' :ou
ton m that rrccntly defeated Stanford.
Nt»l.rasltzl not a 6-1? lie. It. looked
like 11. grout team that day. Yet a
few weeks later Drake upsct y...
brnslm.
p O
The Nf‘bl‘llrka scllodulc was
o
DIV
,mngod briorc (with Bturg was
'lllrr-d.
he will have
Nebraska's
football dates next year. Records
fail to show the real worth of his
1925 tram.
.it's a cinch
le-u fulfow who mys me under—
:lnnrls "'nrucn in lllr: sumo fr'llmv
Who will agree to rttnllutc your car-
hurctur.
m!-
est flames Ilt' (“‘i‘l‘ pitched in tltc‘flf litilr’ value in dflpmg ”.31”
qpming Plush ‘ I I
In” [’Inohur | IN-vai‘ll “ nslltnutr-n; if on" cared to drive into me tig-
’ ( ' g '; lulu-s ii uould be possible to 1.0m;
. _ , . “that Siwush has -'i hottr'r tram :lmn
(”“J‘LD TIRB. .l‘larlmmllll.
Thr- riuy Micro l had tnlkr-tl ui'h‘ ., ‘1 . .
Johnson about his condition. ltnnw-i “vhf“: “Mm“; A.”
in: hr hurl suffcrnlfl serious injury. lm'mht rm.” irom Tuluno tor its dd.
Lilli-e Victory ovcr Northmstorn.
lthe Southern institution shouldn't
llrllw [no sarlrmsly that dclmlt of Mich-
}uznu in Nttril‘moslcm.
'l‘ulnne has a prong. clot-en. it
definitely proved that in the Nowh-
\H’rit‘l'l) game. Bill to intimate that
in ls fur hotter than Michigan boa-1
écnuw Yost‘s loam i‘r-ll before the.
loam Tuilml conquered, is. absurd. !
Norihvrt‘str-l'n
to to lit‘:
FOR SALE
Largo ten mom house of tip:- bet-
ter type located on corner ucrc-
plot. Extra good location. Cou-
renient to So. Norwnlk R. R. stit-
lion.
f dlrrmml Michigang
13~2 on a field that made real mutt-tallI
impossible. Northwestern won. but
:th one in thw “'I'ri, tor a minute'
,ihiuks Nonliwé'Sl-Il’rl is 3 l'lclterl
:trxum than Michigan. l
o a r
.chen room house 0!! West are-
uue. Every modern improvt.
melli. Hot water heating system
Fnr these or any cthcrs consult
CANT—Y_& co.
unqllt-stinmlllly n ilrsil
flight clcwn. Its 0-8 U4) \\'lUJ Mis-
souri is continuing proof of than!
Our thought is simply that ‘l‘ulunc
‘mustn‘i mire tiw" Niobium-North-
iwt-stt-rn grime tnu seriously as the:
i; 'I‘ulanc in
Fords and Piano in
Princeton’s Big Blaze
l-‘l':II\‘Cl-.“i'0.\'. N. J.. Nov. 17.—
l'rlrlt"etc~tl twl'vblatrttl its Big
Three championship last night
with a shake dance which wound
iii: pay through the campus and
town and (nut-d up at the cannon
11‘ tllr 1-. -.,- at Nausnu lit-til. “here
in monstrr bonfirc flamed while
l)rw.~.ldt.lu John Grier Ilibben. Bill
[10pm and L‘aplalu Ed. McMillan
and his innl‘: :il («hr-n all made
it! l-f l uhhfiia
The tloslxmu‘. hall collected a
pile of illvl around the old Revol-
utionary cannon forty feet high
in the mass of material were two
Ford cars, a pulls. half a dozen
tangmls :luri kindling wood of cv-
~r,v tit-M‘l‘lpllnll.
Captain .‘lt.§.‘llll«i.il. ill
truce with football III-.dlIlliTl
Princeton. touched off tho bou-
‘ire. The llamas set the campus
”slow and flared high in the sky
while the bell in the tmwr m‘
or card-
or
Realtors-ulnsmnce . ECOH‘Y“ 1“"‘5" "fr“: “Tum have us. j Na§atf llall tolled m lulu-n «If
17 80. Main St. Phone 830 1 mm) snap. { Victory-
Tough :~-'lu;rlulcs can do as much
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