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{ANNOUNCEMENTS——
' 1—Deaths
h z—Card of Thanks
S—In Memoriam
5—Funeral Directors
d—Monuments. Cemetery Lots
9—Societles and Lodges
10—110“ and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-
A—_-Autornoblle Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale
12-——Auto Trucks For Sale
Zia—Auto Accessories
iii—Garages—Autos for Hire
15—Motorcycles and Bicycles
11—Wnnted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE-
18—»Business Services Offered
iii—Building and Contracting
21—Dressmaking and Milllnery
z—Iieatlng. Plumbing. Roofing
28-Insurance arid Surety Bonds
:5—Trucking—Storage
26—Painting. Papering. Decorat-
ing
zsf-Professlonal Services
ZB—Repairing and Refinishing
all—Tailoring and Pressing
31—Wanted—Business Service
EMPLOYMENT—-
Ska—Employment Agencies
82—1!pr Wanted—Female
33—Help Wanted—Male
34—Help—Ma1e and Female
35—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents
36—Sltuatlons Wanted—-Female ‘
37—Situations Wanted-Male
FINANCIAL-—
ll—Buslness Opportunities
Ill—Money to Loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION—
43—Local Instruction Classes
lt—Musicel. Dancing. Dramatic
it—Wanted—Instruction
LIVE STOCK—
47—Dogs. Cets.‘ Other Pets
'48-—-Korles. Cattle. Vehicles
iii—Poultry anthupplies
SO—Wanted—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE—-
n—Articles For Sale
libs—Barter and Exchange
52—-Boats and Accessories,
53—Building Materials
si—Buslness and Cities Equip-
. ment
lit—Farm and Dairy Products
Bil—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer
hi—Good Things to Eat
59—Household Goods
' eo—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
AImMuhinery and Tools
Izollusical Merchandise .
'n-a—Radlo Equipment
.. u—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
si—Speclau at the Stores i
is—Wearing Apparel
u—Wanted—To Bus
its AND BOARD-
' s'i—Rooms With Board
US—Roorns Without Board
GO—Rooms for Housekeeping
Til—Vacation Places
_2."-.F?-V ..
11—.Whern 0 Eat
”..th 0 Stop in Town
qg—wm. n—Rooms or Board
REAL Esl'ATE FOR RENT—
74—Apnrtments and Flats
is—Buslness Places for Rent
76—Ferms d Land For Rent
77—Houses For Rent
"-0ch and Desk Room
19.8120“ and Mountain — For
Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-4
n-Broiters in Real Estate
u—anineu Property For Sale
u-nme and had For Sale
li—Bo'uscs For Sale
ls—Ibts For Sale
u-Shors,and Mountain - For
Sale MIN his
T—QDII r .
:Deo-Jb Excitation—Real Iistaie
., n—W-med—Reai Eststb
'AUCTIONS—i.l«lCAL-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
analyses ssavren
Strand host. Found 10
Moving. 'I‘nn'kiug Storage 25
I“OL'.\'D-—I.uuo and money. Apply
at is lllgblund Ave.
LOST—Black and \vhltu bird dog.
strayed or stolen from llichurd
Ave.. near Boston Post Road. ile-
wnrd if found. ’l‘l-lvphono licgclit
7373. New York City.
AUTONOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
A reconditioned Quality Car is a
better buy than any new car of
the same price. We will be glad to
dcmonst‘ato any of the curs listed
below. ch of tho li‘rnukllus runs
and looks like new and carries a
new car guarantee.
A 1024—Scrlcs 10-13 (Changed to
10-L‘) Franklin sedan. run only
6600 miles. Original factory finish,
like new.
A Hill—Series 10-13 (Changed to
IO-C) Franklin sedan. refinished in
Duco. balloon tires. disc wheels. llun
10,000 miles.
A NIH—Series 10-0 I-‘ranklln so-
dan. refinished in Duco. balloon
tires. Run 21.000 miles.
In addition to tho Frankllns listed
we have the following bargains in
other makes.
A 1025~Iiudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloon tires. disc whccls. ore
iglunl finish in splendid condition.
run only 10,000 miles
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1831 05 Wall St.. Norwaik
AUTOMOBILE I’AIN'l‘ING—By the
wonderful Mlmux Lacquer method
or regular brush work. The Ells
Lacquer Finishing Co.. Headquar-
ters at the Nor-walk Hardware (30.
FOR. SALE—
1924 Ford Coupe ........... $165.00
1924 Ford Touring . . . . . . . . . 125.00
1920 Ford Roadster . . ...... 75.00
NAUY BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
l'lnno hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps, 100
t‘onn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime:
304-14 nights.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female
32
WANTED—Maid for
work. .‘ilrs. Gray.
lull Islund.
Help Wanted Male
light
South
house.
lit-rich.
83
on l-iOdil fountain. Apply Illa-
illit'kl'lllu Candy Store. 51 Wash-
ington St.
\\'.\.\"I‘I-2|)—l"irsl
Apply Stollwrcck
Stamford, Conn.
clues machinist.
Chocolate Co.
WANTED—Two experienced brass
turncrs. Apply Norwaik Lock Co.
IIclp-Maic and Fortune 34
WAFI‘ED—Cooks I75 up. Couples
8150 up. general houseworkcrs.
both white and colored. Apply
Not-walk employment agency. 00
Wall St. Phone 2563.
Situations Wanted—Female as
WANTED—“Writ to do by the day.
omcc cleaning. house cleaning.
washing to do or will take it
home. Phone 3950.1. after 7:30
p. m.
Situations Wanted—Male 87
HANDY MAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspoois: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. in
Taylor Ave. Phone sin-w.
LN! STOCK
Call at 5 \Vcstport Ave. or phone
2153 after 6 P. M. Horses. Cattle. Vehicles 48
FOR SALE—0 cylinder Buick tour- you SALE—Heavy work horse.
lug car. Cheap. Must be sold at
once. Call Mr. Bcnmcs. telephone
851-5.
FOR SALE-—
1024 Chevrolet Touring .3 200.00
1025 Buick Coupe ....... . 1000.00
1921 l’uckard G cyiludcr touring 350.
1926 l-Iupmobile Coupe . . . . 1800.00
' VKAS'I.‘ BROS.
Cadillac Dealers Hupmoblle.
FOR SALE—-
Dodge Touring.
Oakland touring. summer or win-
ter top.
2 Paige Touring. Summcr or Win-
ter top.
Chandler Coupe.
Olds Roadster.
Oids Touring.
motor (3-00 model
One Paige
name your price and terms.
I’AlGl-Z-Jli\\’l~:'l"l‘ MOTOR SALES
CO. INC.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 4170
Open Evenings.
FOP. SALE OR EXCHANGE-Sew
cral Nash demonstrators and show
cars. These cars are new and
fullyguaranteed. A real saving
for you if you act at‘ once. We
take your present car at the top
price and make convenient ar-
rangements for.payment of the
balance. For particulars call 754.
Benedict's Nash Agency.
FOB SALE—Rec Speed Wagon. 6
cylinder. closed in cab, rack body.
Almost like new. a bargain. Also
a few bargains in pleasure cars
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave. So.
Norwaik. ' 1
Warren IN EXCHANGE -— We
have a constant demand for small.
four cylinder closed cars. We can
use several of this type now. If
you want the high dollar for your
car. call 754. Benedict's Nash
Agency. '
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Westgort
59
Wing-Service Stations 16
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your ear washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elizabeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE
. man senowusr.
Iour Trees
Need ATTENTION
CERTIFIED TREE SPECIALIST
A. H. NEWER.
Phone 272 ' ~ Westport
Business Services Offered
II
gcuile. good worker. also harness.
plow and scraper. Bargain. I’honc
704-4 or call at 173 Perry A\e..
Norwalk.
MERCHANDISE
floats and Accessories
FOR SALE—Launch speed model
20 feet. in fine condition. No Itin-
gine. Price $40.00. II. 1.. Rowland.
Rowuyton.
Fuel. Feed. Fertilisers es
FIRE WOOD FOR SALE—015.00
per'cord 4 ft. length. 817.00 per
cord cut any size you wish. Phone
Norwalk 359. Sonic Construction
Co. Rowayton Ave.
Household Goods 59
FURNITURE-Second hand bought
at highest prices. If you have any
junk or metal to sell. we will also
pay high prices. Call or write H.
Jaffec. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
52
MATTRESSES-Bos Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made, renovated and repaired
Telephone 817. Norwsls Mattress
Co. 49 Franklin Street. South
Norwaik. ' |
Musical Merchandise 02
COLUMBIA RECORDS—4W have a
fine assortment at bargain prices.-
10 inch for 23¢ each and 12 inch
for 30c. while they last. Fox Plano
Co.
Wanted—To. Buy 60
DON’T THROW AWAY your l231d
clothes. Call 3375 or address a
card to P. 0. Box 693.
WANTED—A row boat, must be in
good shape. Price reasonable. Ad-
dress S cio Sentinel Office or
phone 2000. '
ROOMS AND 30m
Rooms won nope or
noon AND BOARD—In French
private family. 8 Putnam Avc..
near West Ave. Phone 3977W.
Bonus he Housekeeping" 00
ROOMS TO LET—~Wlth or without
furniture, year round electricity
water, and heat. Mrs. Louise
Hoffman. Roton Ave. Itowayton
Conn.’ '
Wanted—Rooms orirnosrd 73
YOUNG COUPLE-With in f a n t.
would like 2 furnished rooms and
bath. with housekeeping privi-
leges. Conveniently located. Tele-
phone 2087.
am ESTATE FOR RENT
Apart-rials and lists ) u
A. Mater.
FURNITURE UPHOLBTERING
r Custom Slip Covers. '
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.
, 36 Woodward Ave.
Phone
AWNINGS
Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
The Fitzgerald Awning Co.
First and New Sis. East Norwalk
Tel. 8080
\VOOSTEII & DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiner-“U. S.
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.
UPHOIS’I‘ERING — and cabinet
work. Picture frhrning mirrors
and upholstercrs' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Besgstrom. New
I. 0. O. l“.. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
meaning. Dyeing. ltcnovaung :0
HELLO BlLl—New hatf No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing lint Shop. 11 N Main St.. S.
Norwnlk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
pooAuctlon Sales
ii; ”.1“ Noueq
A
a satisfied customer h our alas.
439
FOR BENT—No. 8! via zine It.
6 rooms. all improvements. New
floors and wall paper. - Inquire
upstairs ortelephone 2162.21.
FOR RENT—l rooms. all improve-
ments. Inquire 11 Quintard Ave.,
So. Norwaik.
FOR RENT—5 room apartment.
M o d e r n improvements. Rent
$45.00? Phone 1821 after hours of
6 and 7.
FOR RENT—5 rooms. 28 Madison
. Stat also' 4 room on North )iain
St. Inquire Dr. Sloman Wash-
ington St.. So. Norwalk.
’ FOR RENT—Six rooms ald bath.
centrally located. Adults only. Api
ply mm. & Gene. Telephone 721.
_._.__..___.__—_—— .
FOR RENT—(very nice l'OOIT‘f‘ - 'ul
bath on liain st.. Norwaik. ry
convenience. Garage. A it . is
only. Mr. Norris. 83 Muzn St.
Norwalk. phone 1941- ‘
6 ROOMS for rent. Isl 'otil‘, all im-
provements. with or w i t h 0 u 1
garage, also 4 rooms. third floor.
all lmprfi‘tements. :l Webster Si.
1 n o u i r e Philip Slomansky. 23
~ Webster St. . -
WANTl-Zil-Iloy over 16 m. to mini
intervals.
position.
*‘ Service Depends On
System!
All the telephone lines in the city would be
a great nuisance instead of u grunt convenience
~it‘ eneh' ’phonc wcrcu’t numbered and prop- '
criy connected with the central exchange.
And the street car service would be a public
annoyance instead of a public utility—if the ,
curs didn't run on regular routes and at regular
And this newspaper’s Classified Secti
be a community “grab-bag" instead 0 a com-
munity inarkcl-plncc—if all the ads weren’t
divided into carefully grouped Classifications
and alphabetically listed undcr each onel
In these columns and columns of interest-
ing- littlc 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-
Tbe A-B-C Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
would
CLASSIr-D DISPLAY
’ REAL ESTATE
NOTE.
All over the civilircd world it is
man's ambition to own a house.
and lot. Here is an opportunity
to own a real HOME.
Six beautiful well decorated
rooms. larg e pantries and
open porch, a bath room 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
So. Norwsik Trust (‘0. Bldg.,
So. Norwalk, Conn. -
\\'e have $3,500 to place. on first
mortgage.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR um:
Apartments and Finis 74
NOIIO'I‘ON III‘IIGII’I‘S —- Opposite
station. 3 or 4 room flats. 818.00
and 820.00. Near bus. Telephone
William Ashton Dal-ion 145-5.
’i'U LET—House 1-” So. Main. 7
rooms all improvements. adults or
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84
Houses For Sale
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Fill! SALE—Ono 5 room house with
i.’ill'l|,’.:t‘,, No. 68 Osborn AVO. Lot
on x 165. Price 85.600. One 6
mum house. Lot 60 x 150. No.
1-7 llcldcn Ave. Price 85,500. One
I} room house on Fla. Hill Rd. in-
tludlng b u ild in_g lots. 36.000.
Gorhnm. Washington St.
THREE ROOMS—null improvements.
‘ Inquire 100 Taylor Ave. or phone
815. .
Houses For Rent ..
7'1
FOR RI‘IN’r—Furnishcd for balance
season. at bin-gulp. nix room cot<
loge. 62 Harbor View A\e. on
water front at Harbor View
llcach. All conveniences. Apply
at Dcirnur l‘ottagc. 00 Harbor
View Ave. Phone 35H.
FOR ltl‘JN’l‘u-G rotm hmlsc. all im-
provements. 04 Osborn Am.
Offices and Desk 1:35... 78
OFFICES TO ”51‘
Good sized oilicc on Washington SL,
cxcelicnt light. $15 per month. For
information. phone Stamford 4400.
REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
. x Houses For Sale 84
FOR S.\Ll::-'-—Center of South Nor-
walk. 1 family house. 9 rooms. but
water heat. hardwood floors, elec.
triallghts, gas. sewer. price 87.500
to quick buyer. Box 399 South
Norwalk.
FOR S 'LE—Cozy 6 room house.
some mprovcmcnts, barn. large
orchard and plenty of grapes,
85.000. 8 Room housefisoma im-
provements. partly furnished 1st
District. price $5.000. $1.000 cash
on either. See The Tammany
Agency. Real Estate and Insur-
ance, 123 Washington St.. Phone
3344. t
FOR SALE-5 room bungalow in
Broadiémver. Nice locatifin, had
wood floors. beautiful large stone
lire piece steam heat. Has large
open attic which could be convert-
cd into 4 more large rooms. Also
garage. Lot good size. 85 x 200.
Mr. R. T. Norris, Springdaie
lteaily Co.. Realtors. Norwalk
1941-12 or Stamford 4054.
For Sports—the Sentinel.
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0W" 140 50- Main bt- hum r. “on a. Son. tel 435.
TO LET—8 rooms with improvo- li‘Ol: SALl-IA-Slx room house. double
ments good location. Inquire It. S-‘H'ugi‘. all improvements. excel-
Joseloff. 4t Seaviow vo. or E. E. lvnt. condition lot 50 x 150. litre
lu'iuhlmrhood price reasonable 21
l-Idho Ave. ‘
85
will SALE —- IN SILVEIIMINI‘I
Si‘ll‘TiiIN A’I‘ A'I‘T R A CT I V E
I'Iili‘l‘ZS. 9 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
[lots For Sale '
LOTS. 190 FEET ROAD FRONT-
‘AG I3. It i-ZS'I‘IUCTI'ID DEVELOP-
’.\ll'2.\”i‘, (TI'I‘Y \VA'l'I'IR. ELECTRI—
t'l'l‘Y. “QR. SLAUSON. 61 “Mid.
8’12. PHONE 3:00. 011 YOUR OWN
Blink lift.
FOll SALE—Several 11$: building
lots in best sections -of the Nor-
walks. also forms. business blocks
and houses.
ALFRED K ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St.
Phone 1823
FOR SALE—Excellent building lot.
60 x 170. Just of! East Ave.. op-
posite the new DeMou school do-
vclopment. situated, in center of
many new beautiful homes. Ad—
dress Owner. cIo Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Two lots in Wallace
Avenue. Man-in Beach. Inquire 76
Springmstrcct. South Norwalk or
328 Atlantic street; Stamford.
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Leghl Notices
AUCTION
0. G. Palmer. Auctioneer. will sell
ht public auction on Saturday. July
31st at 3 P. M.. 94 Hobson St., at
Shippan Point. Stamford. Conn.,
running through to Rock Ridge
ltoud. 100 feet on each street by 300
[cot long with 2 residences on
property. House facing Iiobson St..
Queen Ann type. has 10 rooms and
3 built in baths. sewer. gas. elec-
tricity. steam heat. (Kleen Heat)
automatic oil burner, s p a cious
rooms. elegant bedrooms. Rock
Lodge dwelling is Dutch Colonial
type with green shutters. Has 8
rooms and 2 baths. steam heat
(lileen Hoot) automatic oil burner.
Both houses were put up for all the
your around living and in a, very
Code of Ethics
For Ministers
(Literary Digest)
A professional (Todc 0% ethics for
ministers might be considered
work of wpcrerogutiom since they
re supposcd to put away the world.
llti flesh and the devil when they
subscribe to thcir ordination vows
and take up their sacred calling. Yet
there are certain mistakes into
which ministers sometimes innocent-
ly fall. certain errors of judgment
to which the very nature of their
calling makes them more susceptible
than are those engaged in the world-
ly professions. With this. perhaps.
in mind. a committee has prepared
a code of ethics for Presbyterian
Silulsters and submitted it to the
resbytory of New York. which will
take up the matter of its adoption
at the fall meeting. The committee
is composed of the Rev. Dr. George
Stewart. one of two asso"i.i‘.e pastors
of Madison Avenue Pri‘Si-ylflli-‘lli
Church, chairman: the Rev. Dr.
William Raymond .Iclllffc. the other
associate pastor of Madison Avenue
Chi h; the Rev. Theodore 1". Sav-
age chairman of the Church Exten-
SlOIi Committee of the Presbytery.
andeames C. Forbes. an elder. As
we quote it from the New York
Times. the proposed code of ethics
would have a minister give his full
service to his parish. devote suffi-
clent time for serious study in order
to develop himself and kccpabreast
of current thought. keep physically
fit and take a weekly holiday and
annual vacation. Then it goes on to
say' .
"It is unethical for the minister
to one sermon material prepared by
another without acknowledging its
source.
"As an ethical leader in the com-
munity it is incumbent on the mini-
ster to be scrupulously honest. avoid
debts and meet his bills promptly.
"In accepting a pastorate. a min-
ister assumes obligations which he
should faithfully perform until re-
leased in the constitutional manner.
"As~a professional man. the min-
ister should make his 'serviee pri-
mary and remuneration secondary.
“A minister should not regularly
engage in other kinds of remuner-
atlvo work, except with tho know-
select neighborhood. Give these
places your attention. They are go-
ing to be sold for the high dollar
and no reserve.
Per Order Owner.
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BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Rogers & Simon» Illdg.. 27 Wall 51.. Itonm ‘.'0:l. .‘tll'nlllk. 'l'r-l. 2.7-0.3
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ACT NOW!
DELIGHTF UL HOME
Lot 50 x 210. Fine Location.
All Improvements.
l A SACRIFICE AT THIS PRICE
EAST N ORWALK
Near trolley—3 minutes from R. R. Station.
Close to schools, near the water ‘~‘ 1'oom
house in excellent condition, stor - ...nuua-
tion, cement cellar, two extra rooms finished
off in attic, large veranda, sewer, city water,
gas, electricity, hot air heat, hot water
heater, modern plumbing, chicken coops and
chicken runs, excellent garden, etc.
Call, write or phone.
SERVICE THAT SERVES
WALTER R. COLLINGS'
REALTOR
GENERAL INSURANCE
"As a minister is especially charg-
cd to study the peace and unity of
the Church. it is unwise as Well as
unethical for a minister to take sides
with factions in his church in any
but exceptional cases. '
"The minister is the servant of the
community. and not only of his
church, and should find in the oppor-
tunity for general ministerial service
a means of evidencing the Christian
spirit. .
“It is unethical for a minister to
interfere directly er indirectly with
the parish work of another minister;
especially should he be careful to
avoid the charge of prosclyting from
a sister church.
"Except in emergencies ministerial
services should not be rendered to
the members 'of another parish
without the knowledge of the minis-
ter of that parish.
“A minister should not make over.
tomato or consider overtures from
a church whose pastor has not yet
resigned.
"It is unethical for a minister to
speak ill of the character or work of
another rninlster. especially of his
predecessor or successor. It is the
of flagrant misconduct tobring the
matter before the proper body.
"A minister should be very care-
ful to protect his brother ministers
against imposition by unworthy ap-
plicants for aid. and should refer all
cases to established charitable agen-
cies. rather than to send them to
other churches.
"A minister should be scrupulous-
ly careful in giving indorsements to
agencies or individuals, unless he has
a thorough knowledge andapproral
of their work. lest such indorsemcnts
be used to influence others unduly.
"As members of the same profes-
sion and brothers in the service of a
common Master. the relation be-
tween, ministers should be one of
frankness and cooperation."
In Presbyterian circles. it is re-
ported. the belief has been exprest
that the proposed code will not be
adopted without a warm debate.
the one presbyter is quoted as
having said that the code is in line
with what its other organisations
are doing and that "there is not one
error mentioned in this code which
some millster of the Presbytery is
not guilty of." I
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Side-stepped the Legislature.
"Iiow do we know that Solomon
was the wisest man?"
“Well. for one thing he got to-
gether a colossal fortune without be.
ing investlgated."-—Washington Star.
Leading lml Product.
Little Boy (sight-peeing in Wash-
ington)—-“licy. poppa, when are
we goln' to see the red tape, huh.
poppa?"-—Chapnrral.
Well. well; four out of live have
it. and this may be what's the mat-
ter with the law's tecih.—-liockiore\
Star.
she's lost the adds-en.
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Norwalk Chronicler