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BROWN COON DOG—Answers to
name of Rover. Finder phone «i
or cell 05 Cedar St. Reward.
THERMOS BOTTLE-Quart else in
black leather case. Lost Wednes-
day between Roton Point and
Cedar street. Finder please re-
turn to Sentinel once.
AWIOTNE
Automobila m Sale 11
BUICK FOUR—Touring in good
running condition. good battery
' and rubber. Price 086.00. Edward
Bertram 12 Beyvlew Ave. So. Nor.
walk.
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EARN "0.00 weekly in spare time
sddre-lng envelopes at home.
Experience unnecessary. Ordin-
ary clear handwriting. write
promptly Crown Melting Bureau.
nos Pontiac Bldg.. Chicago.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—0n
single needle machines. it Water
St. Sc. Norwelk. '
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —
Rubber Co. 117 Washington St. So.
Norwelk.
III ‘rux HILL nD.—s rooms and
kitchenette. ell improvements.
steam heat. Garage. Telephone
III.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Sev-
eral good sedans of popular make.
These cars are priced right and
pt 5 lines. the terms ct sale are easy. For
‘ Count live average words to the particulars. call 764 Benedict's
the r Nash Agency.
Charged ads will be received by
telephone and it peid at ofdce with~
in seven days from the first day oi
insertion c'esh rate will he allowed.
Ads orderod to: three or sis can
and stepped bolero expiration will
only be charged for the number oi
times the ad appeared and adjust-
ment made at the rate earned.
Special late for yearly edvertieine
upon request.
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CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
are. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date at first
insertion with the exception
that in view at the courtesy
extended. they will be paid
betore the seven-day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the poliw
is dependent on the co-
cpcetion given by the public
in minimising collection es-
room it? prompt payments.
I—Dseths
I—Cerd of Thanks
o-Iie'numents. Cemetery note
o—Socleties end Ledges
10--I.est and Found
AUTO ; .
A—HL bile Agencies
11—Ante‘in'ebilee l‘er Sale
11—Auto Trucks For Sale
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1024 FORD ROADS‘I‘ER—Belloon
tires. Bosch system. ms» Essen
tour touring. 1018 Dodge Roadster.
191! Durant sedan. Phone ziss
alter i p. m.
1021 FORD TOURING—Salt starter
and in good condition. 875.00.
Easy terms. Phone arrow.
A lots—nuance Coach. 3 brand
new balloon tires. disc wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles
THE NORWALR FRANKLIN CO.
Phone "I! 08 Wall St. Norweik
1026 NASH—Advanced six show car.
This car is new end carries the
regular new car warranty. Easy
terms. For particurars call 764.
Benedict's Nash Agency.
PIERCE-ARROW—d-Is. nvc pes-
senger touring. run 10.000 miles.
6 new tires. fully equipped with
Westinghouse s h ock absorbers.
New battery. car in perfect me-
chanical condition. Price 8600 for
quick sale.
Sentinel Oilch or phone 1280.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwallr
Phone 1950
CHEVROLET SALES a. SERVICE
Waggon
Repairing—Service Stations ~10
Repairing on ell-makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
t Elisabeth St. Tel 4111
BUSINESS SERVICE
mm ermnanis'r.
scmN'rmc‘ an ,
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years of practical experience.
A. H. Km
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lit—Auto Accessories
iWAnmvur-m.» , “931.1272. . Westport
Ib—Motorcycles end‘Bicyclee '
dI—Wented—Autcmotivo Businen Services Offered in
BWBS SERVICE- A. later.
fl—Busine- Services 08."! FURNITURE U HOWERING
Building and Conflicting Custom S Covers.
—anl “a Millinery Auto Cushions. We“
and Curtains.
Heating. Plumbing. Rooting
Insurance and Surety Bonds
1 .
‘ Ill—Tm king—Storage
i' Wang. Papcring. Decorat-
l‘
1
Professional Services
spelrlng end denishing
loring and Pressing
fi—Wented—Busineee Service
LOYMENT—
w—Employment Agencies
S's-Belp' Worsted—Female
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Id-Belp—Iiele end Female
It—Soiicitcrs. Cenvessers. mats
”More Wanted—Female
SI—Sityetione Wented-hdele
a—Bulness Opportunities .
40-:an cc Lean—Mortgages
mammalian—'- .
‘ ii-Inoel Instruction Classes
d4—IInsicsh-Dencing. Dramatic
‘ d _ Wented-Jnstructicn
mm croon—
I'I—Does. Cats. Other Pets
u—Borsee. Cattle. Vehiclee u.
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It Woodward Ave.
Phone us
AWNINGS
Notice
. Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped end cleaned 84.00
Chimneys repointcd
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel soao.
First or New Sta. East Norwellt
WOOS'I‘ER & DAVIS
A. II. WOOSTER ’ Id. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEIS AT LAW.
'l'ormerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Cities.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send tor‘ Booklet on Patents.
UPBOLSTEMNG - and cabinet
and upheletsrere' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A..Bergstrom. New
I. O. O. r. Bldg. So. Nor-walk.
Building and Contracting 1e
‘ JOSEPH V. FABRIEIO
zp—Pcultry and Supplies Building Meson end general Con-
SO—Wented—Live Stock ‘‘‘‘‘ _ “my,
" ISB— ‘ es Stuart Ave. .
Ii—Articles no: Sale g “'9‘“- ‘ ' ' 117's.-
time: and Exchange a...“ -~
ls—Bm’ts and Accessories m“ m'“ ”
ss-nonelns mun-u moo m..—ates hat! No. the
" u—Bndaeee end oraco thip. old one donned blocked and
‘ gs—S‘ssm and Dairy Products
Mined. Mmrullser ,
Ii—aeod Thins- to list
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the debt. ThePrectlcal‘Renevet-
ingBhtShonnNIdeinSt. I.
NorweIk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
scuttled
g ghBonsehold Goods u r W' " “m"-
' . Watches. Diemcn - y
1:1.“ I; _ loving. muting Storage so
ss-llnsicei ate-casein. NAG! BBQSn-Storese. All kinds lo—
elm—Radio Eenipnieat eel end long dmce trucking
gg—eeedePiams. slower-s Piano hoisting. bans tor
Hpecisls at the Stores
dl-Weerins ADM .
.gpwsnted—Tc Bus :
goons AND oomph ,
»: 51.8mm- Wlth Board ». 4L
moving. I .ton Keck dumps. toe
Conn. Ave. Phone III daytime:
.3043“ mg l
EDLOYIEET‘
Wfihout Board
gpneons for Housekeeping
PleceeoesReut
.~ his ‘
jg—Clburben For his
a.“ Eachange—lissl Innis
”—Wnaloa—uesl Estate
MOBIL
up Wasted-Female I!
"ADDRESS ENVELOPES—At home.
Earn money. “droning-mailing,
spare time. Trial supplies tree.
Write quick. )Igr.~ F-Ii Dog I!!!
. Keane City. Mo."
In INTEIJJOENT WOMAN on
GIRL—As sentiment society editor
or the Evening Sentinel. Newspap.
or experience is not am but
“Balm end an ebility to with
simple English correctly on a
typewriter are e-entiel. Good op.
portaalty tor-any girl who likes
the smell of printer's- ink and
- wants to learn newspaper wort.
Applicants. please call at the Sea-
tlnel office and interview hire.
Copeland or Br. O‘Brien between
I.e.m.eud4p.m.oretother
Mini is eccshtmest.
BOYS—to metre themselves useful
in rectoryrliabher Co. 181 Wash~
sums b—LBGAL—
Address Box 66, clo '
.GET YOUR GOODS—Till! Tuesday.
work. Picture framing mirrorsv
" acorns Ann ocean
LADIES—We‘ve! 07 per hundred
(or gliding greeting cards: pleas-
ant easy work; write immediately.
Merguery Card Shoppe II'i East
Itrd St. N. Y.
SALESLADIES—hiust be experi-
enced. steady position for the
right party. References required.
Apply at once. Id. Landau. 127
Washington St.
I VAN ZANT ST.-Eest Nerwaik.
Nice tarnished iront room tor
gentlemen.
Kelp-Isle and Male s4
PRESSERS -— Thoroughly exper-
ienced on Janey ind woolen
dresses. Apply immedihtely. M. N.
Meyehott Co. Merwln St.
WANTED—Cooks m up. Couples
I100 up. general houseworkere.
both white and colored. Apply
Norwelit employment mney. 00
Well St. Phone to".
Situations Wanted—Isle II
BAND! BAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspoole; grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. end
local trucking. James I'uller. II
Taylor Ave. Phone “11.
LIVE STOOE
Poultry and Sepplys 40
P. R MANO '
LIVE POUL RY MARKET
Poultry cleaned end dressed while
you wait. Bowie 400 lb. Broilers
450. Roasting chickens doc.
Rooster-s 10c.
II Chestnut St. So. Nos-walk
Phone use.
EEECEAIIDISE 1
Articles In! leis SI
DRAFTMAN'S—Drewing table 80
by lit inches. Telephone 2006.
Lots at new things In The Blue-
ston Remnants. Willa be open
idem.”-
muggy. Jewish
MM‘W
HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps 0 comfortably. ell
conveniences. Telephone tor rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Nerwalk IBIS—W
mummies-e so
FIRE WOOD FOR SALE-418.00
per cord 6 it. length. “1.00 per
cord out any else you wish. one
Norwallr III. Sento Construction
Co. Roweyton Ave.
‘ Bomc-Msde'l‘hings as
HOUSEHOLD mnmn— Pris
vets sale. Call between ii end 'I
evenings beiorc Sept, 16th. 2
Couch Street, So. Norwalk.
Household- Goods SI
IA'I'TRESSES—Box notion. Cush-
ions und‘ Pillows or all kinds?
mode. mounted end reputed
Telephone Iii. Norwelk Ilsttress
0o. 40 Iranians Street. depth
Nerweik. ' ,
”minim
FOR SALE—Huntington Player
pienowlth bench and rolls. It
note. mahogany case. Coed tone
' end action. Bargain It". " nee
«Ounr’e ML “acme M We
To: Plano Co; North Main Sh;
Ileana Withheld .st
FURNISHED R00! and breektest
for one or two; also gerage‘tor
rent. 11 Ouinterd Ave.. phone
8000. ' “
II VAN ZA‘NT STA—East Net-stalk
tarnished rooms for men. steam
heat. electric lights. baths near 0.
a; K. rectory II. to end “.00 per
week. Meals if desired. Phone
slit.
Resultant-those! es
s UNION PARK—Nicely furnished
. rooms. sleeper-ego. PhongLis.
-e
to IlEADOW ST.-.—I pleemnt eon-
neeted furnished rooms. ell cen-
veniencee on trolley line. mitablo
{or light housekeeping.
masses-arcane“
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APARTMENTS—I rooms end bath.
steam heat. hot water. ionttor
service. “0. 00.
I rooms and bath. Very desirable
for one or two persons. 040400.
. Alden Apartments.
- ~ Phone list.
01 CHAPEL STE-«Apartment at I
"can. all improvements. Rent
825.00. Inquire 04 Se. min St.
Nephene so.
11 W sn—t rooms. all in.
provenance. P. Lerhss 10
Mi!
ladhon &. Se. Norweik.
I4 ORCHARD sr.-s rooms. all im-
provements. decorated up to data.
‘1 ELY AVE—Cigar.
NEARLY NEW—1 room. well built
mmme'
commends-
selling success.
and start for them.
Turn NOW to the
Take The Right Route!
“I went 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’ s preci-
ous to you—so you travel via the route he re«
There are thousands of people who will re-
commend the classified route to you—if you ask
them the quickest and’ best way to buying and
They will gladly praise classified advertis-
ing—because it has meant great saving of time
Once YOU buy and sell via the classified
route—you'll see its great advantages.
it the ads there include the article you want—-
And it you ’re in the selling game, call 92
and ask for an sci-taker.
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Seine—In Service
Always Mount—In Opportunity
classified section. See
REAL ESTATE I'OR BENT
Apernncnts end Flats to
OSBORNE AVE. — Handsome
bungalow. 6 rooms end bath, ell
improvements. newly decorated.
Rent reasonable.
03 COVE AVE—6 rooms and bath
ell conveniences. garage. Phone
3104-2 or 3033.
I HANFORD PIA—5 rooms. all im-
provements. Inquire 0 I-Ianiord Pl.
or 05 Railroad Ave. Victoria
Berber Shop.
TO LET—l rOOms with improve-
ments good location. Inquire R.
Joaeloti. 41 Seeview Ave. or E. E.
Gotham. Washington St.
at VAN ZANT Sit—East Norwslk. 5
rooms. all improvements.
8: VAN ZAN'I' ST.—6 rooms. first
iio'or. ell improvements. Inquire
upstairs or Phone nos-st.
BonsmINchut fl
1! I‘DLIE AVE—8 room house, all
improvements. lot 50 x 160. fruit
trees. Telephone 1841 W. H. Ba-
henVVllfi soil.
It!" can . Dr ROAD—Seven
room house all improvements.
' Inquire John Foder 322 Fla: Hill
Rd. Phone ”20-3.
REAL ESTATE ‘FOR SALE
Bosses nor isle as
Business Property For 3an as
do
candy. ice
cream end stationery store.
AUBURN sax—0a Sound View Ave.
I room semi-bungalow. all im-
provements. hot water heat. hard—
wood doors. 1 car garage. with
1 or 1 lots. House 2 years old.
Furnished if desired. Owner
leaving city.
CORNER McKINLEY ST.-—And Mc.
Kinley Place Roweyton. 0 room
house end lot 84 x 124 x 150. W.
F.-Ambier.
house. gsrege, single or double lot.
All improvements. Easy terms no
agents. Owner and location of
houseat 26 West Main St. Nor-
wellk
ONE FAMILY HOUSE-h rooms
with all improvements. Recently
built. Large plot with several fruit
REAL ESTATE '03 SALE
Bosses m Sale as
FOR SALE—Ono 5 room house with
garage, No. GI Osborn Ave. Lot
60 x 165. Price 85,500. One 0
room house. Lot 00 x 150. No.
51 Belden Ave. Price ".500. One
0 room house on Flu Hill Rd. In-
cluding b tl ilding lots. “.000.
Robert Joeelofl. tel. 1809. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt t Son. tel 415.
Lotsmsde
l'IRST DISTRICT — Two family
house part improvements ell hard
wood iloors “.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St. Phone
8344.
MARVIN BEACH SECTION—Won-
derful location, near waterfront. 2
lots 401100. Inquire B. O. Weekes.
Phone 2257.
FOR SALE—Center of South Ner-
walk. 1 ientily house. 0 rooms. hot
water heet. hardwood floors, elec-
tric lights. gee. sewer. price Insoo
to quick buyer. Box In South
Norwelk. .
noon HOUSE—In businces dis-
trict of East Norwellr. tine possi-
bilities. as could be converted into
2 family residence with stores in
front ii desired.
".000 initial payment. Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Cell Mr. R. T. Norrie. Springdele
Realty 00.. Realtors. Norwelk
1941-11 01' Stamford ‘0“. "
Homes For rule as
FOR SALE-Several tine building
lots in best sections of the Nor-
welks. also farm; business blocks
and houses.
ALFRED It ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.
11 Pershing St. . Phone 1128
Test Answers
How many questions in the comic
page were you able to answer cor-
rectly? Here are the answers:
I—Thomas A. Edison.
2—4660.000.000.
I—Beskcn VII.
4—er S. New.
S—Myron T. Herrick.
o-.—Sencr Don Manuel C. Telles.
7—289.000 miles.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
ing construction end tested
are prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your seiety.
But dre insurance places the
one sure protection between
you end dnenclei lose as a re-
sult ct lire.
Be sure your insurance ls
against; and correctly up-
D s will gladly inspect
your dre risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
as Washington Street
Insurance and Reel libtete l
TELEPHONE II I
FOR SALE
Eight room house. Modern. nice-
ly located of! West Ave. Price
810.000.
Modern all room house. Every
improvement. Lot 75 it. front.
I car garage.
Several other one and two iamily
houses.
CANTY '& C0.
Realtors-Insurance
17 So. Iain It. Phone 000
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Legal Noticce or
NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEET-
ING. SECOND TAKING DISTRICT
OF THE CITY OF NORWALK.
CONNECTICUT
The legal voters oi the Second
Taxing District of the City of Nor-
walk are hereby notified end warned
that the annual meeting or the legal
voters ct‘ said district will be held in
the Council Chamber in the City
Hall on Wednesday Evening. Sep-
tember 16th. 1020 at 8 o'clock P. M.
(daylight saving time) for the fol-
lowing:
To hear the reports of the Auditor.
District and Electrical Commis-
sloners.
Directors of the South Norwellr
Public Library and Treasurer.
To appoint an auditor.
Horace R. Nash.
D. Wm. Heriord.
Irving C. Jennings.
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Second Taxing District.
City of Nor-walls. Conn.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION—-
By order of Court.
1. House and lot. No. 4 Wilbur
SL. So. Norwalk—tc be sold tree
and clear or all incumbrances—
Sept. 11. 1020. at 12 noon. stan-
derd.
2. House .and lot. No. I Wallace
Ave. E. Norwalk. subject to a
mortgage tor 85.000 and a lease
that calls for a very substantial
rent to the buyer—Sept. 11. 1936.
at I p. m.. standard.
1. House and lot. corner oi Spring
Hill Ave. and Grandview Ave..
Norwellt. to be sold tree and clear
of all lncumbrences—Sept. 11.
1928. at 2 p. m.. standard.
FREDERICK F. LOVEJOY. Jr.
Trustee in the matter of
Patsy J. Di Pietro. Bankrupt.
By order oi John Keogh. Referee
in Bankruptcy.
THE CLASSIFIED section lists
some ot the best used car bargains
to be Iound.
CLEAN-CUT OFFERS at low-cut
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MADE. ME. PuTl’uM
ON FELLERS «~A
HULL weEK FORE. .
SCHOOL SmRT5~ '*
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trees. large grape arbor and vines. l—Four.
Inquire after I p. m. at 6 Van 9-1.2.. prices abound in the classified loco
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(Continued from Page One.)
the playground. The sketch was
very good and the line acting oi the
little thespiens added beauty to it.
. Charleston. Too
Charleston exhibitions were also
given their place in the program of
the day. Little Betty Amundsen oi
the Harris group did the Charles"
ton so well that the audience so-
pleuded until the judges were torc-
ed to give her a large pencil box as
first prise. Clifiord Badman also
knew the art of swinging his legs
around and was awarded a close
second prise.
and deserves much credit. He was
awarded a searchlight. Lois Wilson
o: the State street playground took
third place and received a necklace
oi beads.
The boys and girls were convoy-
ed to and from the beach through
the courtesy of Fred T. Moran. ’1‘.
Olsen and Mrs. Policy. Lollypops
were donated by the Springwood
pharmacy. Thomas’e end by Leo
Conch. The New Haven Dairy
donated plenty of ice cream and
the Modern Grocery c *npany donat-
ed the cakes.
"Everybody sucking a. iollypcp."
seemed to be the motto of the day
and each kiddie received "extras"
when he run short of the suckers.
Prise Winners .
The events; the winners and their
prises iollow:
Beginners 50 (set dash (or girls
under II—Eleenor Sehenk. State
street. book.
Beginners to yard dash tor boys
under II—Joseph Romeo. Harris.
league baseball.
Ioo toot swim tor girls under 18-
Elisebeth Lane. Mervin. autograph
book.
so yard swim for boys and“ 10—
Psul Iosobey. Slate street. lech-
kniio and chain.
Hunting for rocks -- Eleanor
Schenh. autograph book: Isabelle
Usinger, cameo pin: Lenore Mac-
Ouire.‘ pocketbook: Edward Guile‘s.
baseball but. .
Boxing exhibitions—
Ncrman Amundsen and William
Burns. Anderson. the winner re--
solved e ruler combination and
Burns. second best. received a bottle
oi peanuts.
Joe and Johnny Buschbaum. The
letter. the winner, an eversherp
pencil. the former a bag of plums.
Herman Robinson and Charles
Harris. The former. winner. a pen-
cil be: and the latter the same.
50 yard swim tor girls—Isabelle
"lint-r. Mervin playground '
Blindfold boxing - Joe Brennan.
Norman Amundsen. Lenin Bar-dini-
and Garfield Bridges. a hell doses
dve cents lolly pope each.
Boxing exhibitions—-
Ilihe Doihlnlc and Dominic Natale.
The former. victor. e harmonics and
iionally well built house at Auction Price. .
0N LOT 50x 135
. All the beauty of modern design' in this house
—all the soundness of construction that better-
built type houses are noted for. Six large,
He knew his "onions".
euasngsn alarms
Substantial Home
of Rare Distinction
$8,000
Without a Doubt The Biggest Home
Buying Opportunity On The Market
are getting an excep-
every possible conveni-
ence—large bath room—built in tubs—gas—
electricity—sewer—city water—steam heat—a
convenient stairway to attic—large front porch
—closcd in rear porch—plenty of shade-—
cement cellan—sidewaiks—etc., and best of all
it’s in the finest location and neighborhood in
lNSPECT THIS BARGAIN
BUYING
Call, Write or Phone
“Service that Satisfies” .
WALTER R. COLLINGS
REALTOR
General Insurance
South N orwalk. Conn.
Residence 3699
Joe Lecare. winner, and Fronchle
Blenkmanshlp. The tormer e. ilrst
baseman's mitt and the latter a
water playball.
Yale lock race—Dominic Mendel.
la. revolver. and Rocco Inccrto. ruler
of Chinese make.
Individual backward running race
—Casimo Gradia. Harris. baseball.
Wheeliarrow race—JO) and John
Buschbaum. each a half dozen tvo
cents lolly pops.
Prizes for the quoit tournament
held recently on the various play-
grounds werc also awarded to the
champions of the playgrounds. Joe
Brennan. boys' singles champ. re-
ceived a fountain pen end Brennan
and Joe Splvak. doubles champ. re-
ceived pocketbooks.
Girls' singles champ. Laura. Busch-
baum. received a vanity case. The
doubles single champiols of girls.
Eleanor Schenk and Rae Olsen re-
cent-ed pocketbooks.
Joe Brennan. champion singles
paddle tennis player. was awarded a.
chain and knife. Irving Golden and
Joe Brennan. doubles champs. were
awarded a baseball and cvsrsherp
pencil respectively.
Alice Geddes. champion of the
girls tennis players. received a
French 'periumc holder and Doro-
thy l-Illkemler and Alice Geddes.
holders of the girls’ doubles cham-
pionship received autograph books.
The State street supervisors. John
Kane and Helen Katherine Sullivan
were awarded the silver cup for
totaling the highest number ct points
at the track meet Monday and were
also presented with the cups at The
Evening Sentinel and the Norwalk
Hour tor the best baseball teams on
the field. The Sentinel donated the
cup for league B while the Hour
donated the league A cup. State
street won both cups.
Helen Buachbaum. high scorer of
points at Monday's field day. re-
ceived a beautiful silver cup.
Joseph Brennan received a similar
cup for the same honor.
.Women are so inconsiderate. A
Loe Angeles man was so worried
over his wife's bad health he took
chloroform.
Census Reveals
Astonishing Fact
According to the 1020 Census.
there are 8.549.611 women and girls
employed in all trades In the United
States. Nearly nine million women
would make a vest army.
Napoleon said. "An army travels
on its stomach." This women's
army travels on its general health.
Probably there is scarcely a woman
in it who has not tor-cod her-eel: to
work when she was not able. In all
sorts oi weather and Inder‘ trying
conditions. like good soldiers. they
stick to their pm
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