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Hill ltd. between Trinity church.
and Boundvlew Ave. Finder please
oallitld. after 0 p. m. Reward.
HAND REVERE-And finishers on
dresses. Apply immediately. I. N
Huyehoff Co. Merwln St. Norwalk.
Take The Right Route! ' "
Notice is hereby given that a
publ hearing‘by the Mayor and
Col.- l of the City of Norwalk will
g, A Classified Ad lo An Absolute Necessit y To You !
mannerisms nurseries-r .~ 1 Javanese—nests mun uterus oussnmn mm:
m. Inn. MM 1'0 nolo Wasted-Inmate ss ' ' - museum. st ‘
noun nan PIN—Sunday on rlu — NOTICE. -1
be held at the Council Chambers,
City Hall. on Tuesday evening. Sep-
tember lith. 1926. at eight o'clock
Substantial Home ..
iiiiiiéiiiiiitisi‘c‘ii.513 of Rare Distinction
PRICE $8,000
“I want the quickest and best route.”
That' s what you say to some one who is
trying to direct you by rail from Chicago to
San Francisco or from St Louis to New Orleans.
You don't want to waste time that’ a precl-
our to you—so you travel via the route he re-
commends-
There are thousands of people who will re-
commend the classified route to you—if you ask
llEnllEl K": nAG —- Containing WHITE GIRL—For light house.
clothing ete.. off running board of work. it Putnam Ave.. lo. Nor-
automobile bctwmn horses“. and walk. ‘ '
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mat-1:13.13.- 2311:1311; .111. w... .......,. ......
' k. Apply il Putnam Ave. So.
moo Co. alum as. Reward. 33......
LINK PLATINUM BRACELW-Bd-
tween Compo Beach and Circle 3“” “um Idols 83
5‘ 3“ “mm“ “’3 .17‘11- R“ nor on some MAN—For store
erd. Phone 81“. work Addrdll. N M. C'O “nun“
,asonxslo soc cola team
All ode are restricted to their
Droper cisssillcction and the molar
hatinel ctyld of type.
Dally rate per line for com
tho Insertions:
And all persons interested therein
are hereby notified to appear at
said time and place and be heard
in relation thereto. if they so desire.
By order of the Mayor and Coun-
M Cash om . 1.
‘ his nose msgmu '.ee .es ANION o. r them the quickest and best way to buying and °" 0' Nd City. ‘ - . '1
'rllm Days .0: M can TRANSXTMAN and one helper ”was meow DIM at the City of Norw-Ik. . ' “
on. m, .OIIIIIODOOI .1. Co. ‘umuh My” I,
. "0 advertisement MOD ‘0' 1.. A Ind—Hudson Coach. 3 brand
"all 50 cents. Based on a minimum new balloon tires. disc wheels. or-
. of I lines. igluol finish in splendid condition.
for survey party. Apply to The
Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr., Coo lath, 84
Washington St.
YARD MEN—Apply Alfred Brown
°°'"" 3.30.; Without a Doubt The Biggest Home
Buying Opportunity On The Market '
They will gladly praise classified advertis-
ing—because‘ it has meant great saving of time
and short for them.
ESTATE OF NANNIE BELL
Count live erage rds to th
11.. _ u u ' "m w" 10' °°-° mu“ “mm Pm”- “mm“ ""‘3' Once YOU buy pnd sell via the classified mm
ell-reed ads will he received by m nonwam FRANKLIN co. help-slalom Female as route—you'll See it! 81‘0“ advantflsfl- mnmggmh?r zgmcn.
telephone and it paid ctofllco with- Phone 1331 1 as Wallflt..Norwalk T NOW t th 1 ~fl 1 - N RWALK. ss.,
1 WANTED-Cocks 875 up. Coupler um 0 0 c 855! ed section. See P BAT . . . .
Dream's. coenr August 10. A. WlliClI mean; that you are getting an excep. .,
in seven days from the drst den of
“23°;3'?‘ To? 51:: ebdr.dl1:'d.d‘fl 1910 Nash Advanced six. two-door
d etc d bef lrsti '1" sedan. This car is new and car- Norwallf employment agency. so
an 99° °" "9 °" ries r uiar warranty. Easy terms. w.“ a, rug. gun.
0|"? b. “"3“ i" the number " For rtlculsrs. call 7514. Bone-
- “m“ u“ “' "WM ““ “5"“ dict's Nah Anne!- ~ “commons—Iron as
if the ads there include the article you want—
And if you 're in the selling game, call 92
and ask for an lid-taker. .
The A- 3-0 Classified Ads
FOR BALE 0“ EXCHANGE— filo up. general bousewcrkcrc.
both white and colored. Apply . . Estate of Nannie Bell P111... in. 1f
o: mm 1.. ma Dmnct deeeoo. tiohally well built house at Auction Price.
ed.
The Court of Probate for the Dis.
.‘ mcnt made at the rate earned.
Special rate for yearly advertising
upon request.
r
mmmowe
Accommodation
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—-
Dodge Touring. good rubber. all
equipment. including onubbers.
Priced to move. easy terms. For
particulars. «call 154. Benedict's
Nash Agency.
HAND! MAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspooie: grading. hedge cut-
ting; lawn snowing; planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller, a
Taylor Ave. Phonetic“.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN—seek! po-
Always the Ionic—In Service
Always inherent—In Opportunity
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months, from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be dehar-
red a recovery. All persons indebted
‘44 ..
0N LOT 50x 135
3 All the beauty of modern design in this house
-all the soundness of construction that better-
FOR SALE— sition as private chauffeur or ' . t sail Et t . .
“Eggs?" ' 33:.“ 5:13:33: ”our? 3.1 13° “mm meg-r .230 m am am. sen-Pa roa m1- “... m... m m. 131mm: :.°.:::.:°::,“°'f°‘ ‘° “‘“° built type houses are noted for- s... large,
1'31: 1“ 1m Maxwell Roadster :33 R ' °' "m" an M a F Rm 7. “'0‘me $333231?“ light, airy rooms with every possible conveni- .
22 f1. . Egng age. 1018Rudu§$$négaénun LIVE STOCK ore- con 11:. or not- meals as or 11.1mm] (lbl'YAAttljb COME“. once—large bath room—built in tubs—gas— ,_-
“ . (”IA ‘ ‘ . _. o rney. . . . “
. ‘.. p“, . assume Dealers Hupmobile “m" 'M ”M'" " *Effiglgagiftfi‘mgm 53‘9“; “mic ggrgfgmm “{‘g‘r‘g ~ electricity—sewer—clty water—steam heat—a » _
. ADVERTISERS as. West Ave. uvn ngfiggfigi ber. Price 3100. cm. Phone 1111. wood floors scone. Real Estate CLASSIFIED DISPLAY convenient stairway to attic—large front porch {-
_ Rm “ and Insure . Th Ta m - {I
'h" "° “Ming: "m; W. 1" AUSTIN Poultry cleaned and dressed while N 033032”: AVE' " Handsome Agency. zt'iimeio 33me u-closed In rear porch—plenty of shade—— 1
era. Bills
promptly on the a“. of m bungalow. 6 rooms and bath. all 33“.
improvements. newly decorated.
. Rent reasonable.
“um Norwclk you wait. Fowls 40c lb. Broilers
Phone 1959
insertion with the exception canvnonnrw same a saavxcn gm 369’" “mm “°'
that in view of the courtesy wmflt
ogtondod thgy 'm 5. ,ug 5” 13 Chestnut 5:“. “who. Norwsik
M v Fireper your 4‘" cement cellar—sidewalks—etc., and best of all
AR IN BEACH SECTION—WOIL o ' f ' ' ' ‘
0N MORTON ST.—Of! Taylor A“. dcrful lecation. near waterfront. 2 busmess It 8 1n the fineSt locatlon and neighborhood In
t. . -
before thosevcn-day cash a see id Baum“, M. room bungalow. 11?)“; :flezofioilneuire 13.0. Weekes. . .1‘ the City. . ' , ’5
discount has expired. The W" tions magma: Just completed. All improvements Modern methods of build-
‘mmnmn °’ ““ ”u" Repairing on all makes of cars. excevt m- Rent $30-00- Phone FOR SALE—Center of south Nor- ' “'3 “u"“w” "l“ ““4 INSPECT THlS BARGAlN
Storage by the day. week or month. 30-" “0 Aces-cries '3 3“- . walk. 1 family house. 9 rooms. hot 33$?z‘fi? g“;::'“;::g . . -
HOUSE non—to dharter by day or six noon A mnmrmri- Im- “i" ““1 “"4"“ “W". "”- ' ‘ ' 2~
is dependent on the :3-
operation given by the pa 0
your car washedHAthile you wait. But lire insurance laces th ..
AUTO Exc GE GARAGE week for Long Island Sound provemcnts. Rent moderate. Call :;‘°q%f::'bfl”;3 22:. it‘s: one sure protectionp betwee; BEFORE BUYING
cruises. sleeps 0 comforta y. all 1801. J; - u .
.3
Call, Write or Phone ;;
in minimising collection ex-
3 Elisabeth at. Tel i137 Norwaik. you and financial loss as s ro-
cenvenienccs. Telephone for rates. T0 LET-l rooms with
pence-by prompt payments.
. suit of dre.
JUNE“ 333““ Theodor. a. Smith. m EAST NORWALK—Residential
section. 7 room house. all improve-
ment. small down payment. Ad-
dress Box eo elo Sentinel Office.
improve-
ments good location. Inquire R.
closeloff. 41 Seavicw Ave. or E. E.
Gorhnm. Washington St.
Be sure your insurance to
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
Norwuk shit—W
' OUNCEMENTS— .
Real. Food. Millers IO
' Heaths
om 8PM“.
SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
Iii—Card of Thanks 1 your fire risks. ' )5 ~ - n . 1
‘ M riam “q“ ‘" woon ton sans-s1.» so woopwmo AVE.—Four room 1 Serv1ce that Satisfies L
IIfiuiJSODIl'eetors years of practical “9mm”. ”:02 «rd 4 ft. lenlth. ”1.00 ,pcr list. all improvements. Inquire 3.01quthme fine: mung!" J. M. Layton Co Inc. ' "
' onnments. Cemetery Lots ' ‘- n- m cord cut my gig. 7011.th phone Bresev Shop. 61 South Main St. or walk “.0 f n; : .blogk'; 36 w " 1;
- sit-seconde- and Lodges _‘ PM” 272 ““9” Norwelk m. lento contraction 4 Concord st- Tel- 2519- . “a 1131s... m u m" ,nw‘nmum. ‘
Milli-W and Found out; A m. on” "- °°~ 3mm“ "'- Houses For Rent ‘11 “911?“!me loan. menu as l WALTER R. COLLINGS
0M0 " ‘ household Goods so . . ,. . e '
merggg ........ . . m. . "..:;’.’a’.‘:..ti€;7:. or: 2:13.31: 11 .. m1» 1. E . L T o .. ,
ii—Autoinobilcs For Sale FURNITURE UPBOLSTERING on: DINING ROOM: SUIT—For trees. Telephone 18 41 W. H. Ba- NEAR WEST ”In.“ litre . General Insurance .5
iii—Auto Trucks For Sale 3 Custom Slip Coverl- sale. Inquire 104 South Main St. m 1.0“... all newly decorated
Il—Auto Accessories Auto Cushions. Carpets Phone 11" leer. W!" rent or ”I" t hard cod fl " ‘
- " DI'OVOIHOII I. W ‘
Id—Garagee—Autoe for an. and Curtains. summons-nos ”m“. cm” are FLA}: 1111.1. now-seven Bandy to Norwslk and south gig:- FOR SALE l 23 North Milli Street South N orwalit, Conn.
Id—Mctorcycleo and Bicycles ‘ It Woodward Ave. ’0 and Pills we .2 all kinds room house all improvements. walk. One cai- garage. Price 87.600. 0m“ Phone 3915 Res'den 3699 '
11;.Wanted—Automotive Phone I” “2;" voted and "NM Inquire John Fodcr 322 Flax Bill 81.5390 cash. Ready to move in. N. Eight room Mu" Modern 1 ~ 1 cc
"I” . h -3. be . . . . .nce— '
BUSINESS SERVICE“ , e AWNING! . 30109308. “1'- Nm latte“ Rd P one 1826 kerak.‘ -P O Box on South ly located off West Ave. Price I
ll—Buslne- Services OW N ti , Co. 0 Franklin Street. “nth m1. ESTA“ ’03. “LE ‘10 000.
lieu-Building and Contracting “Watch“ Nmk- . l tapers noose—so business an.
new For Sale so tr ct of East Non-walk. dne poni-
; genre-making and Winner!
3 oi-AKaating. Plumbing. Roof}!!!
gait—Insurance and Surety Bends
:Mruckingu—Storage ,
l“ u..Painting. Paperlng. Decorat-
hl—Profeesional Services
se— and Refinishing
3;: oring and Pressing
af?di.—--.‘Wsnted—--Businesa Service
entrapm—
qu—Empioylnent 'Agencieo
armaments. cs
TRAP DRUM OUTFIT-At a bar-
galn. $85.00. Clihord Jewelry d:
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 3080.
bilitiea as could be converted into
: famflydresidence with stores in
rent esired. ".600 and only
$1,120: initial payment. Balance 1°" “N"
e arranged on easy terms.
Call Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdole :evoral other one and two family
Realty (20.. Realtors. Norwalk ouses.
19.1.1. .1- Stamford lost. C AN" & C0.
Idlers—Insurance
DEIEGATIONOF
50 GOING TO
LEGION MEET
The Frank C. Godfrey Post. No.
ATTRACTIVE—Six room home.
Every conveienience. one car gor-
‘ age. Shade trees. Excellent condi-
N 8“. Eat Now“ mm“ °°-- ‘° 5““ 3"“ 3" _ tlon. Price 37900.00. n. M. Hornop
First A; ew . PIANOa-Upright. mom «“1“. 43 Ohio Ave. Phone 2915.
1 WOOSTER & DAVIS latest design. Splendid tone and ,
A. an woosrnn M. w. paws action. Very exceptional .. piano Wm?“ chENIfiEY-Sfr-Ay Mc-
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. for beginner. Good for many 11 “my“ (1‘th “WW2?"- “50:31
Formerly Examiners .U. 8. Patent years' service. Bargain at tiff. F Ambl " 1 3
Office. Easy payments arranged. Free ' °"'
ms Main street. nrldseocrt. delivm- 9‘08 Pi!” 0°» NW“ one 1111er HOUSE-In excellent
1::3.A..r11;1..11;1-1.._' is: TOREADORS lN
GRAND DEFY
:1: TANNT LIONS
(Continued from Page One.)
«WANTED--
Ila-Eelp Wanted—Female
3:" tea-nun Wanted—Male
9:“...Hclp—Ilsle and ii'emsJe
. git—Situations Wanted—Mala
lag—Business Opportunities
1' thermomete—
Ala—Local Instruction Classes
co—Wanted—Instruction
d‘lgr-Dogl. Cats. Other Pets
ldj-‘é-Wonted—uve Stock
it spot-Articles For Sale
see-amnion Hemm-
silent
um and Dairy Products
ltd-Fuel. nod. Fertiliser
51.0006 Things to Eat
:Ié-‘Iloueebold Goods
asp-Kaolin”! and Tools
sessions-u Merchandise
swindle Equipment .
gas-seeds. mu. mowers
u—Bpeclcls at the Stores
. aa-s-Weerlng Apparel
. t Ills AND BO
Q‘s-Booms With
ea-Roeme Without Board
goo-neona- for Housekeeping
“Vacation Places o
Where to Eat '-
lay-Whoa to Ctop in Town
pennants and lists
poi-Houses For Rent
-—0fda‘ce and Deck neon
”Momma-ta
*- -\
sale
To firehouse—lies! hints
' Wesson-no.1 Estate
lit 10. -. 1 1.1.111.—
.UPBOLSTERING - and cabinet
ids—Collette". mnvasssrs. Agents
Id—lituations Wanted—Male
Send for Booklet on Patents.
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterere' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergslronl. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg. do. Norwclk.
t M _ Dyeing. Heller‘s-s I0
40—Hour o ”"1“ m mo amp—Now hate 0. the
u—lllueieal. Dancing. Dramatic
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Leone swell Who did
the Job? Th5 nautical Renovat-
ing list Shop. 11 N Main St. 8.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stain.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
dds-Korean. Cattle. Vehicles 4
mm. lineage as
‘di—Poultry and supplies .lfi
. use! silos—storage. All kinds lo-
ISE—‘ "P
-‘ ; 51.5....“0? and Exchange a
chasm and Aces-cries .1.
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. I ton Hack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
soc-1c lightl- .
It—Dusinese and Grace lollip-
WANT BOOKKEEPER and
.Watohes. Diamonds
m WW I!
clerk. Experienced «girls only.
Caplan d: Goldman. 80. ‘Main a
rut-sen Sta. .
, A POSITION—Is open for a lady
3',
a
dfi-Wahted—To 3111/ 11%
a;
, with poms sales experience tower-k
in Norwalk on established bust.-
ness. This position is an excellent
onewith high earnings lfyoilcan
qualify. A preference will be
given to widows. 715 Halley Bldg.
New Haven.
EDIE-note
DECO“ A NURSE-Become a
—Rcoms or Board
m
‘1'? ESTATE FOR RENT--
1 cos Plscee for Rent
:. rethin- and me so: Bust
o themselves useful
in factory. abhor Co. 12'! Wash-
ington 8t.
Nun. Earngoo good wagon complete
analog course taught. either oer-
respondence or attendance classes.
Writs New York School Ruling
701 second Amos. Astoria. New
fork gig
ore and louaiain !- he
'BSTM'E FORMI—
‘ Desi-e. Property For his
«Eul'srnlc and land For his
.Wh; ..
.mllflhh may on D
bureau For his \
Woes-r wow 08
- was“ asclslalu society "editor
of the Ironing Sentinel. Newspap.
flatulence Is not none-syn:
education and an ability to write
Main It; do. Norwalk. ‘
scene can scan
d PUTNAM AVE-near West Ave.
do.'Ncrwalk. Room a board in
private' family. Telephone it'll-
.W. 3
FURNISHED BOOM and breakfast
for one or two. also garage for
rent. 21 Quintard Ave.. phone
3000.
Booms‘Wfthontloasd dd
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM—With
alcove. Light housekeeping” de-
sired. Central. .75 Spring St.
Decker. * _
u ORCHARD ST. -—fumishod Milli.
for lady or gentlemen or young
couple.
aces-mm cc.-
de MEADOW Ira—3 pleasant con-
nected furnished rooms all con-
venlencee on trolley line. suitable
for light housekeeping. ’
le- VAN ZANT lit—s furhished
rooms. ‘for light housekeeping.
some improvements. Inquire I:
Van Zant St. East Norwoik.
can. cause roams
c1 (lumen—continues of .‘s
rooms. all improvements. Rent
888.00. Inquire It So. Main 3.
Telephone so.
146 max 1111.1: Rim—Rooms to
rent to couple who will take owner
to board. '
as human sn-s rooms with‘
increments. Bent tam. On
Woodward Ave» I mm: with in.
movements. Rent 885.00. In-
«1.13419 Woodward Ave. Phone
3 . .
maxim-Amosmtsn
arses-enticLGeodop.
forsnygirl who likes
tkcufsiitef printer's minted
”Munomspcpcr worn.
WM
Cbfiflflfl
mIGOItCIIADDn—Sreomaall
FIVE ROOM second door. all
immmvwith or without
garage. good location between
Falrdcld Ave. and West Ave.
Adults. Inquire 81 Cedar It.
provenenta. newly decorated.
quire first floor.
lee-noggin «Home!
sweet». ”WW: . ~4
RoomsWith Board Q1
condition residential section South
Norwallt. only six minutes walk
from R. R. station. All modern
conveniences. Price less than re-
. placement cost. HOME REALTY
NB SALE—One 5 room house with
garage. No. 68 Osborn Ave. Lot
ID x 165. Price 85,500. One 8
room house. Lot co x 150. No.
51 Beldon Ave. Price $5 500. One
0 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in.
cluding building lots. “.000.
Robert Joselolf. tel. 1809. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt a; Son. tel 436.
OUT OUR WAY1
Sizers, experienced on fur felt
hats, extra good wages,
steady. employment.
AMERICAN HAT
COMPANY
Mulch“. Ilene“
mPomysBooovrring
The condition of Mrs. Mary
Pomys. 8 Kossuth street who tried
to take her own life Sunday. but
was saved from death by Drs. Roth-
enthal and Tracey. when they'gsve
her antidotes. was given out as
25 Grand Street, Norwalk
. I '65!) '1l-iA'r.
oz voolsaz .
WAS .GOMMA
MAKE ME. EAT- ‘
DiRTo G'MON-v
MAKE. ME. and
comic MOM.
' MAKE. ME. EAT.
V00 RE‘lT-l FELLER
‘ wuchlls BEEN!
“N. ' r’lELLtN' PEEPUl."
\ u 'Hou'na ficuuA
MAKE ME. EAT
WORMS. ANCH
“good" at the Nonvalk hospital to-
day. She is at years old on is said
to be mentally deranged.
By WILLIAMS
our committee and the Hour's sport-
will move onto. they move right out
receive a warm reception.
Champions of Norwsik for four
years.
'rvl'eseld almost immediately to the
McMahon's letter that the Toreadorc
were afraid of Schultse. the former
league pitcher. Such is not the case.
The Toreadors are busy business
men and do not make their living
playing baseball. but they will on-
tertain the Lions' challenge under
the following conditions. which we
think as “champions" we have the
right to impose.
1. That Schultze will surely pitch
or try to pitch for the Lions until
he is shelled from the mound with,
a barrage f hits that will come so
thick and est from the ever ready
bats of the Toreadors that being in
the first line trenches in France.
will be a tea party compared to be-
ing in the box for the Lions.
8. That the game be played ,for
some worthy Norwnlk charity. which
is willing to help itself by assisting
in the sale of tickets.
ii. That the charity be selected by
the sporting editor of the Norwclk
Hour and Wendell P. Mlliigsn of
The Evening Sentinel. since the
Sentinel's sporting editor is our own
Boy. In case the sporting editors
can't agree. then E. J. Quinlan of
the Kiwanis Club ehsli break the
tie.
d. In case the Lions haven't cold
feet by this time. let them appoint
a committee of three. to meet with
log editor and Mr. Milllgsn and or-
range for this game
The next move must come from
the Lions. We don't expect that they
of town. We are ready and if they
come in eul- direction they will
filed
The Toreador Club. Luncheon club
NICEAEI. ABRAHAMS.
Captain and Physical Director
mixuphacoeeurredovertheeopyof
the dret edition of "Pilgrim‘s Prog-
ress" for which M00 pounds was
recently paid in a London auction
mm Examination of the vellum
is discovery caused the cancel-
of the sale. but the work was
12. American Legion, will send a
large delegation to the eighth an-
nual national convention in Phila-
delphia, October 11 to 15. It is ex-
pected that about 60 local legion
members will attend from Norwalk.
The crack drill team 'of"the local
post will head the Connecticut dele-
gation in the mammoth parade that
will be held on Columbus Day. The
Falrfleid county organization will
pay the expense of sending the tch’m
to 1 Philadelphia.
The Norwalk delegation will leave
this city on the "Legion Special" at
11:10 o'clock Sunday night. October
10 and will arrive in Philadelphia
early'the next morning. The Dan-
bury delegation will board the train
in this city. The Pullman sleepers
that carry the deicgaiibn to Phila-
delphia will act as its headquarters
while they are in that city. They
will leave the Quaker City late Tues-
day night. arriving home Wednesday
morning.
The mammoth parade and mlll~
tary circus. air carnivals. Junior
world's championship baseball series,
band and vocal quartet contests and
probably e professional 'football
game with "Red" Grange in the line-
up will combine with the Sesquicen-
tonniai Exhibition ss.the entertain-
ment features at the convention.
Mayor W. Freeland Kendrick has
taken an active interest in. the plans
for entertaining not only the ofiicial
delegates of the Legion but more
than 100,000 members 'and their
families who will attend unofficially.
Colonel Vincent A. Carrell. Assist-
ant District Attorncy of, Philadel-
phia, is at the head of a. convention
committee of 200 Philadelphlnns
among whom are General W. W. At-
terbury. president of the Pennsyl-
vania. railroad: Judge J. Willis Mar-
tin. Rowe Stewart. secretary of the
international Advertising Associa-
tion: Major-General Douglas Mac-
Arthur and Meier-General William
G. Price. Jr.
Test Answers
"the following list gives the correct
anowen to the questions on the
admin page.
l—Georgo Bernard Shaw.
z—Barbcr of Seville.
J—Charlcs F. Browne.
d—Ingcr. ‘
g—Fer his musical edmpositicns.
e—asit Lake City Utah
'l—Ilewspevef editor. . .’
l—Oharlotte Ennis.
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