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LOST—A 1‘ ft: Old Town canoe.
green. bow marked with white
monogram No. 4 ll. 13. "13" with.
one I! inverted. Ii‘inder please
notify George Schlichting. Jl‘..
Hickory Bluff Beach So. Not-walk.

181(08an!!“ BUSINESS SIIVIOI
sir-nil. ne'er. Found to Moving. Trucking storage as
FOUND—ii karat gold pin, at (‘alf CI-lLLAltEI and ceupools cleaned.
Pasture Beach. Call- at oilice. Light’trucklng. Mild. travel and
Calf Pasture Beach. Owner may loam for sale. Walter W. Brown,.

Westport Ave.. Phone 168: Nor--
walk.

NAG! BROS—lion's“. All - kinds
local and long distance truckL'lg
Piano hoisting. Special veils for
moving. 6 ton Mack dumps. 100i
Conn. Avd. Phone II! daytime:
lot-Id nights. ’ !

 

LOST—“allot containing oper'ators
license and ow'ners license, with
New York address. Return to
John I). Longwell. 10 Yost St.. So.
Norwalk.

AUTOMOTIVE

Automobiles F0 or Sale

 

 

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A GUARANTEED RECONDI-
TIONED QUALITY CAR IS A BET—
TElt BUY 'lIlAN A NEW CAR AT
THE SAME PRICE
We hale available. at present. the
following reconditioned Franklins at
prices which cannot fail to interest
you. 'Each cui- represents an excep-
tional buy. .
Number one: .1924 Series 10-13
(Converted to 10-0) Sedan. run
_9, 800 miles. This car. too. has
:been thoroughly gone over. 111‘-
’, cilanicaliy. has been re-tlnished in
Duco lacquer.. its bumpers. hub-
caps. etc.. have been re-nickeled
and it would take a very discern-
ing person to tell it from a brand
new car. Disc wheels add to its
already attractive appearance.
New car guarantee.
1920 Oldsmobile 6 Sedan 8125.00.
1922 Studebaker Touring $275.00.
9.2 Buick Touring 8125.
1924 Chevrolet Sedan, 3300.
19° ZCieveland Sedan 8460. 00.
we will be very glad-to demon-
strate any of these cars to prospec-
tive purchasers.
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 95 Wall St.. Norwalk

FOR SAl.H'—-Bulck., latest model
sport coupe (Big Six) with rum-
ble seats. In A-l condition. very
reasonable. Address Private Own-
, er clo Sentinel.

FOR SALE—-

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specs of Thanks“

In Memorialn

Funeral Directors

' onuments. Cemetery Lots
- lotion and Lodges
lip—Lost and Found

(iono'l‘lvn—
Automobile Agencies
t—Autoinobiles For Sale-
a—Auto Trucks For Sale
8~Auto Accessories
5 i—Garages-Autcs for Hire
" Motorcycles. and Bicycles .
‘5; FWanted—Automotivs. , _ .5 .

SERVICE-—

. i-Bueiness Services uttered
9—_I3ullding and Contracting.
{IIi-LDrcssmaking and hiiliinery
2—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
viiisurance and Surety Bonds
”4' Trucking—Storage

5, Painting. Papering, Decorati

ofessional Services
epairing and Refinishing
Tailoring and Pressing
-WantedspBusiness Service

3. ILOYMEN’Pe-a _
tbs—Employment Agencies
82—Help Wanted—Female
Iii-Help Wanted—Male
di—I-lelp—Maiea and Female
s—vgpilcitors. Canvassers, Agents
—Bituations Wanted-Female
, 7—Situatlons Wanted-ddaie

} NANCIAL—
- ill—Business pportunities'
iD—Money t art—Mortgages

STRUCTION— d

ds—Local Instruction Classes
di—Muslcsl. Dancing. Dramatic
it—Wanted—Instructlon

. sTocK— . .
dI—Dogs. Ca Other Pets
ill—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
iii-Poultry .and Supplies
Iq—Wanted—Live Stock w

."fl

merit
E—Farm and Dairy Products
:: Fuel. M Fertiliser
toned Thmgaotohmt
He hold 0
‘— [Watched Diamonds

Will

this AND BOARD-
7...!tooms With Beard
g—Booml Without Board

y—Roonl for Housekeeping
vacation Places
Where to list in T

s—Wbere to Stop

:1 —Wsnted—Rooms organ]
ESTATE F01! ‘t-i-RIINT

,. A’Iflm'm. and “it. .
. ..Buglaell Places for Rent

“ms and [and Vernon! --

For Rent '.-
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5 ESTATEFORBAIIL:
N‘s minnows-tea.

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o...-e and arousino— lot.

1925 Studebaker Coupe 81,200

1924 Buick Sedan {-50

1923 Dodge Seddn 425

1923 Essex Couch 350
. VAAS’I‘ BROS.

Cadillac Dealers Hupmobllc.

 

OUII BIGGEST YEAR

This year we have sold during the
first six months almost twice as
many Used Cats as we did in 1925
or any similar period. ‘

We ate coniidcnt we are offering
to Norlvalk public some real mines
in Used Cars.

1925 Studebaker Phaeton .8 $75

CARS hROhI THE Rns'r’noma.
TIME PAYMENI‘S .. .
PACKARD BRIDGEI‘ORT vi
MOTORS INC. .
170 CANNON STREET
NOBLE 3410

wakes. .of- cars.

Repairing on all
eck or month.

Storage by the day,

' your car washed while you walla;

AUTO EXCIIANfiE GA'R'XGE

3 Elizabeth St. Tel. 4127

W. R. AUSTIN
Sout Norwalk '

Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES 8s SERVICE
Westport
590

Business seamen
TREE SPECIALIST.

Your Trees
Need ATTENTION
OERTIFIEDE TREE SPECIALIST
A. KELIANEB.
Phone 272- Westperi

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' ‘A. Mater.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers
Auto Cushions, Carpets
Ind (.lnptains. .

36 Woodward Ave.
429.

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AWNINGS

 

They Wear. What and Wear.
The Fitzgerald Awning Co.“

First and New Ste.
. Tel. 8080

' WOOI'I‘ER & DAVIS
A I. WOOSTER )1. W.
’ ATTORNEY! AT LAW. . . '

'romerly Examiners ,u. a: Patent

Office. -
1115 Main street. Bridgeport
lead for Booklet on Patents.

Established 1899 telephone 151:
BROWN BROS.
Foundry & Electra Platers
i 46- 48 Garden St. Stamford.
Brass Copper. Silver and Gold.
Oxidising in any finish. Die Cast-
‘ lngs Nickel Plated. Steel Facing
' on rolls. etc. Let us restore in.
old finish on Antiques. Brass Ket-
tlés. And-irons. Jugs. Etc. We
’also- -speclslize in refinishing all
Automobile Parts. Quality Work
' Prices. Reasonable. trucking fa-

 

"llm Studebaker Sedan imV-WAN'l‘lsD—Coolts $75 up. Couples
1922 Studebaker Sedan 550 3150 lip.‘gcn(‘l‘l\I' houseworkcrs.
19.23. llupmobilc ,Coupe . . . . . . 550 . both white a colored. . Apply
1021 Nash Touring . ..... .. . . 275 Nor-walk emDIOymoni.‘ ‘iigency. 90
1921 Hudson Coupe ......... 300 \Vzlll St. phone 2553,

1924 Film 4 l’asucngcr Coupe 800

.1919 OOKIMLg‘OllrIIm. 5.. 123“” Sltuutions Whirled—Male II
1918 Mitchell oupe 1‘

I924 Packard Six Sedan .. . . . . 1500 HANDY MAN~Duildlng and am’
Packard Twin-Six 'Touring 175 Ins currents: grading. hedge. eut-
Packard Twln- Six 'l‘owne Car . - 276 ““3- Ii'n mowing:.planting. “I.
Packard Twin-'Slx Coupe ...._. 250 local trucklns- Jun," Wilts. 03

Beautiful designs exclusive patterns. '

East Norwalk »

DAVIS -
FURNITURWnd hand bought .

PEA-TING: Nickel. Black Nickcl._

 

summits:
lleip Wanted-Female 32 i

GIRL WANTED—Apr)? ‘NOI'WnIki
Steam Laundry. 43 Day St”

anl-l,‘ den or. clue—lo work
Sundays. Chinese ball game.
Call at Roton l’oint. Mr. Lee.

 

 

 

LADIES—Work for us at home in
spare time. Interesting and pro-
fitable. No selling. Enclose stamp.
Coslnos Manufacturing Co. 4401
Broadway. Chicago. Jloom 128.

SALESLADIES vv‘Axt‘nD—Muei be
experienced. Good pay. steady
position for the right party. Iter-
crences required. Apply to M.
Landau. (- & 10c Store, 127 Wash-
ington St. at once. '

 

 

WANTED—girl to wash-dishes twice
' a day; Wages $2.60 weelqy.
Phone 1230. a

Help Wanted Male 33

 

A PAYING position open to repre-
sentative. or character. Take or-
ders shoes. hosiery direct to
wearer. Good income. Perman»

'ent. \Vl‘lto now. ’i‘itnners Shoe

Mfg. (30.. 1024-7 C. St, lloston, Mass.

llItJl.l' \\'.\N'l‘l£l)—-l\lnlc. usher and
polisher on celluloid. Experienced
only. Diamond I'olnt Pen Co.. 40
North I"l‘illlkIIn St.

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position.

 

Service Depends 0n
System!

All the telephone lines in the city would be

a great nuisance instead of s great convenience

w—if each ’phone weren’t numbered and prop-
erly connected with the central exchange.

And the street car service would be a public

annoyance instead of a public utility—if the

cars didn’t run on regular routes and at regular

And this newapsper 's Classified Section would
be a community ‘.‘grab-bag” instead of a com-
munity- market- place—if all the ads weren’t
divided into carefully grouped Classifications
and alphabetically listed under each one!

In these columns and columns of interest-
ing little ads you get the same mat of intelligent
and necessary service that the telephone and
transit company give you.

-Instead of saving your minutes and your
'steps, as the other two utilities do, the A-B- C
Classified ads save your dollars and your dis-

The A- B- 0 Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service -
Always Differenb—In Opportunity

 

 

 

 

 

 

REAL ESTATE 1‘03 SALE

 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Plate 74
modern
w ill-
Beat

APARTMENT—six rooms.
in .evcry way. redecorated.
dows screened. Garage.

location ill city. Phone 3089.

 

WASTED—-.\utollloblle p a. i n t c r
skilled Ill all lines. Telephone
James II. l'Ills. 1063 or 3490-2.

 

WAN’l‘l'Iliellau for Janitor work.
liounelly'a Stale

 

WAN'l‘l-l ll—lilan in. Shipping Room.
Must be aperionced. luteliigcnt'
and fairly well educated. Addlcss
"l-llllcicnt" Clo Sentinel Oillco.

 

WAN’I'ElL—Salesnlall ‘ to sell , lulu-
ing stock. Liberal commission
basis. C. A. Sllccllan, Noroton

Ilclghts, ('onll. l’honc Darlen 749.

llclp-Mnlc and Female 34

 

RIIPRIC Sli \TA'I‘IV ES evcrywhele.
Sell hosiery underwca; dresses to

wearer.” Good pay. All 01 part
time. Sanlplcs furnished. (Dis-
trict Managers wanted.) The

l’ed'die Co.. Amsterdam, N.»Y.

 

 

 

Taylor Aye. Phone lift-W.

Business We!

rmNTrNG SHOP ror' sale.
Stamford 452.

m sToox ' 5
Dogs Cats and other Pets as
GERMAN'PPEDfoRRED female po-

 

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bld."Will sell reasonable. Party
leaving town. I'hene after five,
dial-J. ‘

 

'norsei. Cattle. vcaicteo- es

FOR SALE—Black horse. 12 years“
old. true in all harness kind and.
gentle. Price 365. Stephen 0.
Kellogg. Phone 851-4.

MERCHANDISE
Armies l"or,8sls It

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—house
cal-with sink refrigerator. lights.
etc.. for good used cat. pail Mr.
Gibbs, Darien 199.

FOR SALE—The following:
volt D. C. motors, 2-8 PIP,

 

 

 

 

 

220
1-2

600 volt D. 0. generator. 10 tube
superhetrodyne with loud speaker
and A batte .Everythlng in good
condition. Ill sell cheap. R. D.
McKibbin. Tel. 138- ii.

hid. M. W ‘0

FIRE WOOD FOR SALE—III."

per said I ft. length. 811.00 per
cord cut any else you wish. Phone
Norwaik I”. Saute Construction
Co. Rowsytcn Ave. . ‘.r

Household Goods

 

 

at highest prices. If you have any
Junk or metal to' selh we will also
pay hi‘ih’ prices. Call or‘ mi. Ii.
Jaffee. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 099. _

Harnesses—no; sprints. Cush-
ions and Pillows. of all kinds
made. renovated and re
Telephone 311.210qu Ilsttress

. Co. 49 Franklin. Street. South
Norwaik. .

Marten him

comment sarcomas-4w. have a.
one assortment at bargain prides.
10 inch for no eac and 13 inch
for 10¢, while they-vi For Piano
Co. '

 

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the Job! The Practical stopover.
mnemon- ”Imam!

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film‘s; . _
OHIO no -- and cabinet , Seeds. Mrm on
"’k‘ m "w" ”'"m FOR SALE—Celery Plants. flsid
new... 3.22:2: n: «m .. .n m...
0.05 I. Bldg. Se. lorwaik. 125:3; at ‘ m:°“- out arm' .
M“ . DI“. m ” , ‘ gnu—38 m It ‘
3w ”JPN" am "M“ wANrs-e T0 our-at Meshes "
out one cleaned blocked one- .. H.
trimmed books swell Who didi “no“ Wflt’ P' 0 bl" ‘ ‘

welt AnwArs seems to be
with some people—wroimny because

 

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.llce dog for sale. sixteen months .

H.P.. 1-4 H.P., 1-6 H.P., also 1-80 .-
I-I.P. 110 volt motor and 100 wait

they regularly read Arie ell-sided.

 

I’OL'll ROOMS—all Illlpl’on‘ll‘iPllIB
separate furnace, at '.’~i Van ZaIlt
St. inquire on Ilri'llllStS.

 

4 Oil 5 ROOMS for rent. with heat.
Call 316i-2 or 3038.

 

TO LET—Five rooms all improve-
ments. Inquire A. Sluil. :14 Got-
tage Sh, 1-3. Norwalk. Phone 3801-
W.

'I‘O LET—8 rooms with improve-
ments good location. Inquire It.
donate”. 41 Seariew Ave. or E. L‘.
(iorliam. Washington St.

 

THREE ItOOMS~nll improvements.

Ilousu For dale as

$03 SALE-Several fine building
“’ lots in best sections of the Nor-
' walks. also farms, business blocks
and houses.
.\l.‘.~‘l‘.l-‘.l) K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
31—Pt‘l‘9liing St. Phone 1323

e ROOM HOUSE—Near Harbor
View. and large rear lot extending

 

through to another read, good
possibilities 83700 only $1200
down payment. Cull Mr. R. F.
Norris. Springdaie Realty Co.
ltoniim-s Springdale onn. Nor-
waik 1941-12 or Siam ord 4054.
Lots Fus- Sslo so

 

liOIt SM lI—llxcellent building lot.
60 x 170. Just off East Ave... cp-
positn the new Dehiott school de-
velopment. situated in center of

 

inquire 100 Taylor Ave. or phone many new beautiful homes. Ad-
315. " ' ‘ " ‘ dress Owner. ch Sentinel.
Houses For Iicnt 77 ' Shore-Mountain Flor Sale 80

 

6 llOOhI BUNGALO-W—«with some
improvements. at (it Osborn Ave,
E. Norwaik. Iii-ally July 15th.

“4.1153141!” ton 8m
Business Property For Sale 82

 

 

 

FOR SALll—Andle's restaunlnt. on
. Boston )‘ost Road. one mile from
so. Norwaik toward New York.

 

 

 

Stopping place for hunters all
.year round. _1’honc 3288.
. Houses For Belg ill
m SALE—Centerz of S‘ h Nor-
walls}; janilly hoiisc. a. hot
water: heat..hardwood 9111" elec-
tric‘ lights, gas. sewer. p ‘ 87,600
.to quick buyer. Box 399 South

Norwaik.

FOR SALE—100w 6 room house,
comer-improvements. barn. large
orchard and plenty of grapes,
35,000. 6 Room house. some im-
provements. partlytrumislled Ist
District. price 35.00% $1,000 cash
on either. Si‘fl The Tammany
Agency. Real Estate and Inslir-
‘ancc. 123 Washington St., Phone
.83“. 3

FOR. SALE—Good six room house.
electric lights. gas. telly. water;
also two more ‘rporns‘innttic, near
Mel'win St. Will make some work-
ing mtm good hotne. Price $3650
part cash. N. L. Byxbee I: ‘Covc
Ava. East,Norwalk.

ml; CLASSIFIED page. is paging
the buyers. only telling them vol-
umes. .

 

 

 

 

WATER FRONT property in the
vicinity of Norwalk is nearly all
said. There are still a very few
unsold lots at Rowsyton Beach.
A splendid sandy bathing beach
(where the water is clean and"tin-‘
contaminated) and a deep water
Ildi‘bOI is available to every lot
.owner. The property is carefully
restricted. is supplied with city
watcr’ and electricity. Lots aver-
age in size 50:: 100 and some are

priced as low as 81.200. Write
or phone for descripmte folder.
Itee'd Hatiland. South hot-walk.
Phone 242 4.

Wanted—Real Estate so

WANTED—.0ne to four acres of
tiliable land with no buildings.
The best that $500 cash will buy.
.\'ot more than 3' miles from the
center of Norwaik. Address M. P..
clo The Sentinel.

 

 

 

, Church Wealth. ‘
WASHINGTON.——On the basis of
returns Just announced by the fed-
eral trade commission. the total
wealth of all religious organizations
in the United States in 1022 is esti-
mated at 88.271.668.000. The total
membership for that year. as report-
ed in tile fiar Book of Churches.

‘wlls 47.407.000.

 

That's Easy
TIIE VICAR (to unsatisfactory
pmishioner): How is it that I
llalv'cn t seen you in church lately?
'..:P I ain‘ t been. -—Tit- Bits. Lon-
don.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

OLABBIHED DISPLAY

outsell-mo DISPLAY

 

REAL ESTATE
NOTE.

All over the civilized world it is
man's-ambition toiown a house
and lot. More is an opportunity
to own a reel HOME.

his beautiful well decorated
rooms. large pentries and
open arch, a bath room that
is bait to perfection and a
foundation that is a credit to
{he builder. All modern im-

rovements. On a lot 00 x
105 ft. The price is $8,000.
Mortgage can be arranged.

For Service Call
Mr. Keene
1230

Taylor & Golden Co.

Real Estate Division

So. Not-walk Trust Co. Bldg.
80. Norwaik, Conn.

 

We have $3,500 to place on first
mortgage. '

 

 

 

 

AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Legal Notices

ESTATE OF SARAH E. BODWELL

At a Court of ‘i‘robiltc, holdrn at
Norwalk within and for the District
of Norwalk on the 1: day of July,
1926,

 

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Estate of Sarah E. Bodwell, late
of Not-walk, ill said District dc-
ceased

Whereas Harriet ii. Weed. an ex-
ecutrix of the will or said deceased;
has filed in this Court her written
resignation of her said trust to-
gether with an administration ac-
count for acceptance and allowance:

Ordered: That the matter of the

count be heard and determined at
the Probate oilice in Nuru'lilk on the
21 day of July. 1020, at 10 o‘clock
fore noon. and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons in-
terested therein by publishing this
order in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said district at least five
days before said day of hearing.

. HENRY W. GREGORY.

'5 Judge.

DOTICE TO l’iIDDLRS.

Sealed proposals will be leceilcd
by the City of Norwaik at the 0f-
fice of the City Engineer in the
City Hall of said City not later than
noon Tuesday July 20, 1926 to cover
the furnishing of all materials and
labor required for the construction
of \itrlficd pipe scwels on Cliff.
Ridge and Buds. Streets. Sewer is
to be of 8 inch vitrified tile, with
a total length of about 625 feet.

Plans. specifications. proposal
sheet and form of contract may be
obtained at the Office of the City

' Engineer by depositinrthe sum of

$5.00 which will returned upon
return of plans. et . within ten days
after bids are opened.
The City of Norwalk reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
J. DOMAN.
Street Commissioner.

 

Oilr Own Bremine.

NEW YORK—No more European
bromine need be used in this n-
try.‘ according to Carl R. Del’, ‘ng.
head of the Chemical Division of
U. S. Tariff Commission. Bromine.
necessary in medicine and many
arts is obtained from the ocean.
Treatment of about 1.800, gallons of
sea water is necessary for one pound
'of bromine.

ifio They Do
MRS. DWYER: An' when Mrs.
Grubbs so: you was no lidy. wot did
yer say? .
MRS. KELLY: I sen "I‘u'o nega-
tivesmakea intlrnml‘y.‘ and knocks
her down.—-—Humorist. '

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, YOUR canton

A six room house on Garner
Street

At a price that's hard to beat

Come and see it any day

And buy in the installment way

m GAETO AGENCY
Real Estate do insurance
Phone 3400 so 80. Main St.

INDEPENDENCE

Store and dwelling on Cedar
Street_ .

Doing business all complete

An investment worth your while

Ate price that will make you
smile.

 

 

 

 

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CASH

IN 14 1100!!

Private and fair loan service hotter-e-
keepers. Repayablc in easy lam]-
malts. Call. write or 'phonc.

ONLY LAert. INTEREST

Beneficial Loan Society
27 Wall St. liligi‘h & Stevens lililg.
l’llonc 2-7- 0-. ' itumn 20;:

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FOR SALE

6 ROOM uUP-TO-DATE HOUSE

ALL MODERN

IMPROVEMENTS

EXCELLENT LOCATION SO. NORWALK

WHY BUILD—~when you can purchase
this delightful home with every con—

venience and with

many extras fora

price far cheaper than it can be built

for.

WHY PAY RENT—and have nothine

to show for your money except a lot of

receipts when you

can purchase this

exceptional bargain on tel ms cheaper

than rent.

.WHY D E L A Y BUYING ~— when a

small cash payment and such easy
terms make you your own landlord.

'ACT NOW!

IN VESTIGATE!‘

CALL, WRITE OR PHONE
"SERVICE THAT SERVES"

WALTER R.

COLLINGS

REALTQR
' General Insurance

23 North Main Street
. Office Phone 3915

South Norwalk. Conn.
Residence-3699

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Political Pot

ContinuedFrom Page One.),

 

 

 

 

the Budgeship during the last term
of ihe legislature and had consid-
erable more time to devote to his
duties in the House.

The Democrats hale not men-
tioned any one for the offices this
yearnJudge James Hubbcll oppos-
ed Senator Gregory for senator at
the last election. but. it is doubtful
that he will be a candidate again.

Probate Court. Uncertain.

Judge Henry W. Gregory expects
to be the candidate on both tickets
"for the judge of probate for this dis-
trict. He has held this office for a
great many years. being the candi.
date on both the Republican and
Democrat tickets. There seems to be
some opposition to his renominatlon
but the judge‘ btillei‘cs this ’will be:
overcome at the' probate convention.

The candidates for :ustices of the
peace will be picked at random
from the ranks of both parties.
Nomination for this office is equiv-
alent to electiot.

John D. Milne chairman of the
Republican town committee is ex-
pected to call a meeting in the near
future at which time he will line
up the G. U. P. forces.

Democrats Lack Chairman. ‘

The Demoelats have considerable
more work to do .‘n their ranks." The
town committee will be talked. to-
gether by Mrs. Iy‘ran't Harper Els-
seil the vice chairman. The first
business will be to select a chairma‘n
to fill the vscancy caused by .the
death of Town. Chairman Joseph J.

,Llnxweilsr. The real work of laying

plans for._ .the coming election will
then be started. The Democrats have
some real work-om thelrh
they: hope to make. any dent on
large msiority rolled up by the B9!
publishes ,at :tbe last city election.
when the entire ticket was swept
into 011109.. .

At the time of his death Town
Chairman Linsweiler had laid plans
tons. reorganisation of. the Demo-
cratlo 43W if this city audit is
expected that tiresir plans will be
carried out hy the newzchalrmau

*- .xaeh ashram Dose.

- .Warhers of both parties have. been
convening the various Wilder
the d‘irectiou 00f ‘thw ward chairmen
for new voters and it is expected
that allerg- number of new appli;
cations will be in the hands of the

when the Time for making
new 'yoibrs rolls around. '

The Republican party seems to
have the better emulation in the
cityat the met-time. but the
Demons-(ts have weir backs-to the
mail and undetermined to put up
terrific fight in order that they may
keep their place in the sun. It was

 

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inquire of

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ing victory of the Republicans at the
last city election that it would be a
great man' years before the Demo-
crats could ope to make an impres-
lsion in the Republican ranks again,
bukthe leaders .of Democratic party
seem to" think otherwise and plomise
a surprise at the coming state and
city elections. -

 

Ostriches Loaf.

LONDON. —_-Slnce h 0 hi) e d hail
came in and large hats with featheri
went out. the farmers have been
.selling their ostrishes and the file-
toriee have been losing their trade.
Many of the lists are small now and
made of felt or straw with little or

- no feathers on them.

Thousands' or Years.
"Did you write these jokes" your-
self?" "
"Yea. they' re original. " .
"Then you must be. much older
has you look "—Buen IIumor. blad-

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