'- ~ MERCHANDISE-'- WW.“ * l 1| ’1 saw is . ' I‘ ."t... -. f arisen—soars mm, cons. e PAGE FIFTEEN 42 r Here 'Are SOme Good Positions For People Who. Are Ansbitious. How About You? INDEXED FOR QUICK IERVIOI' All ads are restricted to their proper classification and the regular Sentinel style of type. CLASSIFIED RATES Daily rate per line for consecu- tive insertions: Charge Cash Sta Days ........... .06 .05 Three Days .......... .ul .0? One Day .10 .09 No advertisement taken for loss than 50 cents. Based on a minimum of 5 lines. Count dve average words to the line ' Charged ads will he received by telephone and if paid at cities with- in seven days from tlfi first day of insertion cash rate will be allowed. Ads ordered for three or six days and stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ad appeared and adluot- nlent made nt the rate earned. Special rate for yearly advertising upon request. m BENTINED Iallowl As an accommodation tension oi its public service, . _ CREDIT . to those 5 CLASSIFIED ' ADVERTISERS who on telephone subscrib- era. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of first insertion with the exception that in view of the courtesy extended they will be paid before the seven-day cosh discount has expired. The continuation of the. policy to dependent on the co- operation given by the public . in minimizing collection on- penoee by prompt payments. ‘ » [ANNOUNCEMENTS—- 1—Deatlis 2—(Tard of Thanks I-In Mcmoriam . 5-—Funcral Directors O—Monumente. Cemetery Lots 9—Sooieties and Lodges 10—I.ost and Found AUTOMOTIVE-— A—Automsbila Agencies 11—Autotnobiles For Sale 13—Auto Trucks For Sale ‘ its—Auto Accessories ' 14—Garages—Autoa for Hire 16—Motorcycies and Bicycles 111Wanted—Automotive BUSINESS SERVICE- Ii—Buainesa Services Offered ll—Building and Contracting 21—Dresamalting and Millinory 22—Hcatlng. Plumbing. Roofing . 33—insurance and Surety Bonds t‘, :B—Trucking—Storage Ii u—I’ainting. Papering. Decorat- l ing ZI—Profesaional Services fl—Repairing and Refinishing iii—Tailoring and Pressing Il—Waated—Busineos Service EMPLOYMENT—- , tbsp—Employment Agencies . '[v iz-Help Wanted—Female i It—Help Wanted—Male , 34—Hcip—Male and Footsie ’ 35—Solicitors. Canvaasers. Agents lt—Situationa Wanted—Female fl—Situatlons Wanted—Male FINANCIAL— :i—Busiuess Opportunities 40—Money to Loan—Mortgages INSTRUCTION— 48—Lccal Instruction Classes 'd4—Muaicoh Dancing. Dramatic i ‘do—Wanted-elnstruction i v i ' i ii—Dosa. Cato. Other Pets I. 'es—noroes. Cattle. Vehicles Is—Poultry‘and Supplies “L l’“ lo—Waated—Livo Stock 1. . IVE STOCK- - .H u .. ’7’! he; -‘s l i«' . I1—Articies For Sale l‘ lbs—Barter and Dachau. l ll—Boats and Accessories “ n—Bullding Materials :Id—Busluess and Office Equip- . : ment ' '55-Farin and Dairy Products FBI—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer 'll—Good Things to Eat Sta—Household Goods . Hewelry. Watches. Diamonds 1—Machlnery and Tools w. - x—Muslcal Merchandise ‘8. I-a—Radio Equipment .. u Ila-Seeds. Plants. Flow». is mic-Specials at the Stores 4. , a ”—Wurtng Apparel ”if ‘ .g—Wanted—To Buy‘ 1r: AND BOARD—- .' ' .‘t r fl—Rooma With Board , ' u—Rooms Without Board .p-npoina for Housekeeping i- "—Vacatlcn Places ”—Whore to Eat i ".Whare to Stop in Town . "._Wantod—Rooms or Board null wars non near. u—Aportnenta and flats n-Buaino. Places for Rent ‘ lip—Pam and d m Rent It—Bouaes For at u—Oi'deel and Deals Itooin fl—lhoro and Mountain _. Ila Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE- 3..Bveiiere in Real Estate?- ~ ”.nuelae- Property For his ”—F‘srme and Land For Hit“ u—Iiouses For Sale ,5.- u—Loi. For Sale . "-3nore and Ilountain ~7- W ~ asl- . - -. ~ .j—flUII'MB For his u—fl'e Exchange—Real Estate .p—Wantod—lieai W ‘. WIUNS-LEGAL— gel-pron our . _ .4, ANNOUNCE!!!“ BUSINESS SERVICE Itrayed. boot. Found 10 Cleaning. Dyeing, Renovating 20 LOS‘r—Ourang (Silky-coated) Airc- dale answering name Barry. Tawny colored; grey saddle. white spot on chest. Ilcword. Phone I". l-lchang. 20M. or return to 388 Max Hill ltd. AUTOhIOTIVE Automoblla [-‘or Sale A reconditioned Quality Car is a better buy than any new car of tile same price. We will be glad to demonstrate ally of the cars liated helow. 1-inch of the Franklins runs and looks like new alld carries a new car guarantee. A ”Bl—Series 10-}! (Changed to 104‘) Franklin sedan. rtln only 5000 “11103. Original factory finish, like now. A ION—Series 10-13 (C ngcd to IO-C) Franklin sedan. re shed in Duco, llnllotln tires, disc wheels. Run 10.000 miles. A iDL‘i—Serlea 10-C Franklin sc- dan. refinished in Duco. balloon tires. Jinn 21,000 miles. In addltioii to the Franklin listed we have the following bargains in other makes. A urn—Hudson Coach, 5 brand new balloon tires. disc wheels. or- iginal finish in splendid condition. run only 10,000 miles Ii THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO. Phone 1831 95 Wall St.. Norwallt FOR SALE—6 cylinder Buick tour- ing car. Cheap. Must be sold at once. Cull .‘ir. Beamcs. telephone 861-5. FOR SALE— 1924 Chevrolet Touring . . . .8 200.00 1923 Chcvl'ollt. Sedan ..... . 250.00 1926 Packard Sulan ..... . 1500.00 1920 Hupniobile Coupe . . . . 1800.00 VAAST BROS. Cadillac ['calcra Huplnohile. FOR SALE—— 'Dodgo Touring. _ Oakland touring. summer or win- ter top. 2 Paige Tommi. ter top. Chandler Coup Olds Roadster. Olds Touring. Ono Paige mo name your price a PAIGE-J EWET'I‘ CO. 1 C 50. Norwnl Phone Summer or. Win- t 6-46 model terms. r Open Eve ings. IPOR‘SIIJ— 1925 Ford Coach 1924 Buick 6 Towing 1025 Chevrolet Touri 1924 Ford Coupe 1924 Flint Touring 1028 Durant Sport To ing 1023 Buick 0 Touring Several others. Terms Auto Exchange rage 8 Elizabeth St. ’hone 4127 Open evenings and .mdays. Fon SALE OR EXCH 'GE—Wo have a. few more goo used cars at the following terms: :25 cash —balancc in easy vv lily pay- ments. Our stock of u (1 cars is changing every day. C e in and look them over. Thea cars are priced from 025 to 81. 0. Call 754. Benedict's Nash Ag cy. FOR SALE OR. EXCHAN E—We otter. for this week only special trading allowances on no cars. If you are interested in citing the right price for your esent car, call 754. Benedict‘s Nash Agency. WORTH INVESTIGATI. 1925 Studebaker Phaeton . . . . 875 1922 7 Pass. Studebaker Sedan 550 1924 Nash Carriole . . . . . . . . 19:3 Hupmobile Coupe . . . . . . . . 50 1024 Flint 4 Passenger Coupe . . 00 1019 Oakland Touring. . . . . . . . . 00 1921 Chevrolet Sedan . . . . . . . . . 50 PACKARD CARS 1928 5 Pass. Touring . . . . . . . .i 1023 7 Pass. Sedan 1 0 1026 4 Pass. (‘oupe 21 19:3 6 Pass. Sedan .......... 13 TIME PAYMENTS PACKARD BRIDGEPORT . MOTORS INC. 170 CANNON STREET suit. HELLO Blue—Now hat? Nail; old on". t'lt‘ilnCd blocked and trimmed Looks swell Who did the Job? The Practical anotat. ing lint Shop. 11 N Main St. 8. Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs. a satisfied customer is our aim. Moving. Trucking Storage to A. llOlilSSliT'l‘H-—I.ocai and long distanrc transportation. t‘areful handling. Iii-liable acrvico. Rea- ammlllc rates. l’holio days 416 nights “MW. 8 llamilton Ave. NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds 19. cal and long distance trucking Plano hoisting. Special vatfi for moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. 100 t‘ nn. Arc. Phone 318 daytime: 304-14 nights. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted-Female Gllilr—For clerical work in office. it. Jacob do Son.. So. Ncrvvnlk. GIRLS WANTED—Apply Norwaik Steam Laundry. 43 Day St.. 80. Norwalk. WENTED—Giri to wash dishes and do light housework. Bell Island. Telephone 1786. Help Wanted Male 83 Man WANTED—To handle ice. Ap- ply ll‘rcd llain. freight yard, foot of Ann St. J intervals. position. Service Depends 0n System! All the telephone lines in the city would be a great nuisance instead of a great convenience —i£ 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 newspaper’s Classified Section would be a community “grab-bag” instead of a com- munity marketplace—ii all the ads weren’t divided into carefully grouped Classifications and alphabetically listed lil‘ltlt‘l‘ each one! In these columns-ind columns of interest- ing- little ads you get the same sort 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 ABC Classified ads save your dollars and your dis- The A-B-O Classified Ads Always the Same—In Service Always Different—1n Opportunity CLASSIFIED DISPLAY REAL ESTATE NOTE. All over the civilised world it is man‘s ambition to own a house and lot. lien: is an opportunity to own a rcal'lloalii. Bl: beautiful well decorated rooms, la r g e pantriea and open porch, a bathroom that is built to perfection and a foundation that is a credit to the builder. All modern im- provements. On a lot 50 x 105 ft. The price is $8,500. Mortgage can be arranged. For Service Call Mr. Keane 1230 Taylor & Golden Co. Real Estate Division 150. Norwalk Trust (‘0. Bldg, So. Norwalk, Conn. We have 03,500 to place on drst. mortgage. WANTED—Felt slipper leaters. also bdys, 19 years old to work in fac- tory. Wear-Ever Slipper Co., 8 Ilurwell St. 80. Norwalk. Help-Male and Female WANTED—Cooks 875 8150 up. general houseworkers. both white and colored. Apply Norwaik employment agency. 90 Wall St. Phone 2563. Situations Wanted—”male 80 WANTED—~Poaition caring‘for chil- dren by young girl of 14. 76 Osborne Ave., East Norwaik. . WANTED—~‘Vork as chambermald and waitress. Apply 75 Day St. Situations Wanted—Male 8! HAND! MAN—Building and clean- iag ceaspools: grading. hedge cut- ting: lawa mowing: planting._and local trucking. James Fuller. .2 Taylor Ave. Phone Illa-W. MECHANIC—~Wishcs position as a. factory maintenance mitn. or gen- eral machine shop work, willing to work out of town. Call. Ills-J. MERCHANDISE Fuel. Food. hrtillsers so. FIRE WOOD FOB SALE-015.00 par cord 4 it. length. 817.00 per cord cut any size you wish. Phone Norwalk "9. Saute Construction Co. Bowsytcn Ave. ' Household Goods so FUENITURE—Seco‘nd hand bought at highest prices. If you have any junk or metal to sell, we will also pay high prices. Call or write H. Jaffee. 37 Phone 499. MATTRESSES—Box Springe,’ Cush- ions and Pillows of all kinds made. renovated and repaired Telpphone ll‘l. Norwsll Mattress Con 49 Franklin Street.“ South Norwalk. Musical Mandi” 03 COIrUMBIA RECORDS—We have a fine assortment at bargain prices. 10 inch for 23¢ each and 12 inch éor 30c. while they last. Fox Piano 0. 34 up. Couples \Vsntcd—l‘o—Buy do DON'TXTHROW AWAY your old clothes. Call 3175 or address a card to P. O. Box 698. 300MB AND SOABD Room! With Board 57 NOBLE 3410 W. R. AUSTIN South Not-walk Phone 1950 CHEVROLET BALEQ'& SERVICE Weoggort I BUSINESS SERVICE ma 59m. NICE LARGE furnished room suit- able for 2 gentlemen or man and \vif’ with board if desired. Phone 253.. Rooms m W3 0. OR RENT—Two pleasant fur- nished rooms for light “housekeep- ing. Every convenience. * On rolley line. Inquire 50‘ Meadow t., 80. Norwaik. Your True d ATTENTION CEBTIF _ m A. 1!. Phone 272 . . . Westpori A.:Msier. FURNITURE UPHOLBTERING Custom. Slip Covers. Auto Cushions. Carpets and Curtains. ‘ 86 Woodward Ave. Phone at! AWNINGS Busine- Sen'ices Offered -' is fir. ssrsrn ron snarl 1 Apartments and flats u so RENT—Six rooms and bath. e trally located. Adults only. Ap- p Harris & Cans. Telephone 721. F0 RENT—d rooms. all improve- m to. 13-Bylilgton Placo_‘Nor- .W . NOR ON HEIGHTS —- Opposite eta n, 8 or 4 room flats. 811.00 and 20.00. Near bus. Telephone Will in Ashton Darien 145-5. THRE ROOMS—all improvements. . Inc 100 Taylor Ave. or phone Spoonful designs «elusive patterns. '15- They W0”: W0“ and Wear. TOrL ! rooms with Improve- _ mi. mule Awning Co. media a location. Inquire at First and Now Its. East Norwalli least at Seavlew Ave. or E. E. . Tel. 80" ‘ Col-h Washington at. woos'rna 0: DAVIS mans: oils to mi. no. else. A. x. woosrna M. W- DAVIS tricity. dulta only. its. Fifor. ATTORNEYS A1; LileI; t t' "Ply .. Formerly Examiner: '. . a on Office. 3!:- M 8.! fl .-1115 Main street. Bridgeport. , , . . FOR RLN 6 room house, all im- . “3d for~Booitlet 0' Patent: provemc oi Osborn Ave. 093013115811“) -— and cabinet work. Picture frown! mirrors Welland supplies. Choir . caning. etc. A. Bereatroiu. New - I. 0.0. F. Bldg. lot Norwallt. - throughout the eladfied columns. cs “units-tn. norms and was: hints are proiueoly , sprinhled CLEAN-CUT ornns' at low-cut . Lprlces abound in tho . soc.- tlaa. . .. I, .i o . ..1‘.,..,....., .. upping, .:u .\ T .t‘ . wearers-ls i 34 AN VUNUIU opportunity to pio- ‘1 core A n fondly dwelling in restricted ity. to room. it . baths. doors and all Im- pro onto. only 311.500. Con lent Phone 8121. . Inquire ‘ Fort Point street, , BELL ESTATE FOR SALE s4 Houses For Sale FOR SALE—Center of South Nor- walk. 1 family house. 0 rooms. hot water heat. hardwood floors, elec- tric lights. gas. sewer, price 87.500 to quick buyer. Box 399 South Norwalk. FOR SALE—Cozy 6 room house. some improvements. barn. large orchard and plenty of grapes. 85.000. 8 Room house. some im- provements, partly furnished 1st District. price 85.000. $1,000 cash on either. See The Tammany Agency. Real Estate and Insur- ance. 128 Washington St.. Phone 33“. ROOM HOUSE—Near Harbor View. and large rear lot extending through to another road. good possibilities 83700 only $1200 ilown’paymcnt. Call Mr. II. F. Norris. Springdaie Realty Co. Realtors Springdale Conn. Nor- waik 1041-12 or Stamford 4054. FOR SALE—devout fine building lots in best aectflns of the Nor- wslks. also forms, business blocks and houses. , ALFRED x. ST. JOHN. -, Real Estate. 11 Pershing St. Phone 1323 Lots For Sale 85 FOR SALE—Excellent building lot. 60 x 170. Just off Ida—st Ava. op- posite the new Delfott school de- velopment. situated in center of many new beautiful homes. Ad- dress Owner. clo Sentinel. AUCTIONS—LEGAL Legal Notices 91 NOTICE TO BIDDERS " July 20 1926. All previous proposals for the con- struction of sewers in Rdige, ClilI and Buds. Sta. having been rejected. new proposals for the same work will be received by the City of Nor- walls at the oiiice of the City Engi- neer in the City Hall of said City not later than 2 P. M. Standard Time. Friday July 23rd. at which time they will be publicly opened. Plans. specifications. etc.. may be obtained at the office of the City Engineer. The City of Norwslk reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. DOMAN. Street Commissioner. SELECT]. good used car from among those which are parked in the classified section. 1,457 MOTORISTS STOPPED IN TWO HOURS FOR GLARlNG LIGHTS The state motor vehicle depart- nu at has received from Superinten- dent ltobcrt '1‘. liurley of the state police a. report showing that two sinus policemen stopped 1.457 on- toanlcs with glaring headlights in two nights during the past month. The ofilccrs were assigned to certain highways with instructions to stop each car which in their opinion. had daum‘rousiy allarp headlights. No urrcats were made. The policemen merely informed each operator they Stopped that lit! heldlithu needed attention. ‘ 'i‘he check-up wu‘made at the re- quest of the motor vehicle depart- ment. which is attempting. through the medium of the Eastern Confer- ence of motor vehicle administra- tors. to relieve the headlight situa- tion, not only so far as Connecticut cars are concerned. but ears regis- tered throughout the East. The pur- Fait I"pken Dresser ‘ To “TiDemonstrotion ' aidgefield Aug. 10 Clean and cut up a chicken in one minute! That's hard to believe we'll admit but such is the claim of Miss Inn” 5 Lindman oi Muncie. Ind.. and she will be in Fail-field county to prove her ciaiin this sum- . ll‘lill'. Miss Lindman is director of the ‘ educational department of Bali Brothers. manufacturers of fruit lore. and her methods of 'canning chicken have brought her nation- wide fame. Her technique is admir- able and the marvel of the thou- sands of women who have seen her in action. She saris with hands spotless clean-4nd finishes the same way. The only place in Fairneld county that Miss Lindman will appear to demonstrate publicly is at the sum- mer field day of. the ll‘airdeld County Farm bureau. to be held at Outpost farm. Itidgefleld. on Tuesday. Au- gust 10. when Col. L. D. Conley will throw open his saints to the Farni bureau and their guests. Senator Hiri'lni Bingham as speak- or. a. real old fashioned farmera' picnic dinner, barnyard golf. a tour of the farm. nursery and kennels. baseball, etc., will be the entertain- ment. features planned for the oc- casion. pose is to get all the stairs in the Eastern Confer-unite. which includes all on the Atlantic seaboard from Maine to Virginia, inclusive. and loveral Ulllt'i‘s. to arrive at n. solu- tion. from a technical as well as ad- ministrative standpoint. The matter has been the subject of communica- tions with the bureau of standards of the l'nltcd Status Department of Commerce, and lighting engineers of different. states in the liastorn Con- fert‘ncc are working tumthnr to agree on improved methods of road illumination. Fifty-six different makcs of cars were found by the t‘onnvcticut state police, in the tuo nights‘ checkup. to have glaring headlights. The makes of cars listed in lill‘ rrport to the motor whirl-r. dcpaitmont rang- ed frnm the most common to the most exclusive cars on the high. ways. Carries On Charles E. Morris of Dayton, 0., had been named publiSlier of the Canton (0.) Daily News succeed- ing Don R. Mellct. who was shot to death because of his campaign to clean up lilo city's underworld. Morris, who is cditor-in-chief of the Cox newspaper; iii Olilb. will carry on the work Mclfctt started. CM!" 9' i VoU‘LL.$TAND..,.\ "V FllGH'i’ N THOSE‘\'9}~E concerts ‘l'iLl. you =3; . Feat. woo CAM’GETK ALONG ToGEl‘l-lERi “fl-tr. verb-l lDEA! O . It“ . .- ' ‘4‘ m ‘ ‘ ‘ . ”saw. By WILLIAMS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY YOU! ORANGE sia 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. Tm: GAETO AGENCY Real Estate a insurance Phone :04 so So. Main St. INDEPENDENCE Store and dwelling on Cedar Street Doing business all complete An investment worth your while At a. price that will make you smile. A W ' CASH IN 24 HOUR. Primand i'air loan service inhomo- m- in easy inn]. I“. Call. write or ‘phons. ONLY LAWI‘UL INTEREST Beneficial Loan Society 27 Wall St. "OIU‘I‘K A' Stun-its llldg Norwnlk l'honc 2-7-0-5 Iloom :03 9.“ Saw 9 l huh “a! Bonded naughghe 'n: $1,000 23 North Main Street Oilice Phone 3915 CONNECTICUT PATENTS The following were issued July 20, 1926. List. compiled at the of- fices of Wooster dz Davis! patent lawyers, Bridgeport: Frank C. De Reamer. Bridgeport; adjusting screw for pull-chain sock- ets and the like. Guy L. Hammond and W. Nich- olas. Bridgeport, rubber-jointing- cuttlng machine. . Homer C. Knodorer. Bridgeport, outl boa. Ezekiel E. White. Hartford. liquidvfuel burner. Johannes R. Carlson. Hartford, electric switch. Michael J. Reynolds. West 1-in- ven, reducing girdle. Edward 8. Alien, Newtown. work- gsuglng means for sewing machines. Howard M. Barber. Stonington, safety gripper motion for cylinder presses, sheet-associating mechanism and fly delivery for sheets. Abbott P. Brush. Greenwich. ther- mometer. _Cha.rles H. Cuno. lipiden. cigar lighter. ' George Parker and A. B. Hance. Mcridcn, smoker'a igniting device. Albert Ehicrs. Stamford, shock absorber. John B. Freyolnger, New Britain, latch.- Elmer 13. Stone, New Britain, lock. Jesse A. B. Smith. Stamford, type. writing machine. l Edward J. Godfrey. Naugatuck. article of hand baggage and making the some. Adrian C. Bellow, Orange, ssh re- ceptacle (design). ' William R. Thompson (deceased) Rowsyton, refrigerator-door fasten- er. . » Dunbar! Considering Observance 0! Burning By British In 1777 The 150th anniveroaty of the burn- ing ,of Danbury by the British army. an evdnt. 01/ first interest in the his- tory of the town during the period of the Revolutionary war. will oc- cur neat aprihg. ' The records of the town. printed relating to the matching of the Bri- tish army from Westport to Don- hnry. the invasion of the town old the dmruction of the'storeo of the federal only here. This occurred on April IO. "it. The attack upon the invaders. as they began their match. towards Rim“ after so the mission that hrsughtthouherozthewounov ingot General Wooster hrs to roodvo surgical aid. fol- lowed quietly upon the invasion. ate. oeost. those no and otherwise. are rich in material" Memos-seam Another Exceptional Bargain CASH Balance Very Easy Terms 6 room house, every modern im- provement, c e n t r a1 1 y located, established neighborhood. Valua- tion can be estimated by the bank’s first mortgage of $4,000 now in force — and this rare opportunity can be easily realized when the Price Has Been Reduced To An Unheard of Sacrifice $6.500 This opportunity won’t last long—met now. Call, Write or Phone "Service that Serves" WALTER R. comNcs REALTOR General Insurance South Norwalk, Conn. Residence 3699 --——~ Fireproof your business Modern methods of build- ing construction and tested flre prevention equipment con- tribute much to your safety; one sure protection between you and financial loss as a re- sult of fire. Be sure your insurance is adequate and correctly ap- plied. We will gladly inspect your fire risks. J. M. Layton Co., Inc. 36 Washington Street Insurance and Real Estate TELEPHONE 35 Ir FOR SALE Six room house with all improve- ments, located in Hilltop section. Price 86.300. * Eleven room. two family house. 1 baths. 2 furnaces. Modern in every respect. Good location. Price 811.500. For these or any others consult CANTY & CO. Realtors—Insurance 17 lo. Iain It. Phone 830 rencee in this most stirring period in the history of Danbury and the surrounding country will be appro- priately commemorated at the Lil- nivemry dates. now only a few months away. POL! was rim our. wmi monucrxo ammonium Telegrams exchanged between 8. 2. Poll and Cecil B. De Mills this week marked the official closing of the booking deal between the Pro- . dnoorl' Distributing Corporation and the Poll circuit of motion pictures in New England. The closing of the contract means the entree of 1916- and 21 program of the Producing Dia- tilbutors' corporation into New Ila- ven. Hartford. bury. Meriden. Springfield and Wu- But fire insurance places the ‘ ., Bridgeport. Water-/ i-‘ 2!:- A—" II -(
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