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ANNOUNCEMENTS—-

l—Dcsths .
:—Card of Thanks
s—In Memorlam

' 6—Funeral Direcmrs
d-Monumenls. Cemetery Dots
S—Societies and Lodges
Ill-Dost and Found

' t, AUTOMOTIVE—

A—Automobiio Agencies
11—Automobiles For Sale

' 18—Auto Trucks For Sale
Ill—Auto Accessories
ie—Geregss-eAutos for Hire
Its—Motorcycles and Bicycles
l'l—Wented—A'utomotive

BUSINESS SERVICE—
is-Rusiness Services Oflered
19—Huiiding and Contracting
ill—Dretamaklng and )lllliaery
22—Heatlng. Plumbing: Roofing
till-insurance end Surety Bonds
l. zs—Trucklng—Storage
‘ .‘d—Petnting. fapering. Decorat-
inl '
zs—Profe'sslonel Services
3 29—Repeiring and Refinishing
lio—Tailorlng and Pressing
st—Wanted—iiueiness Service

EMPLOYMENT— ,
she—Employment encies
sz—nelp Wanted— amale
Iii—Help Wanted—Male

84—Help—Mals end Female
- 85—Soilcltora. Canvassers. Agent
‘i all—Situations Wanted-Female

81—Situations Wanted-Hale

FINANCIAL—
as—Business Opportunities

til—Money to Loan-Mow

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is—Local Instruction Classes
in 44-Muncsl. Dancing. Dramatic
td—Wnnted-Instructlon

LIVE STOCK-
fl—Dogs. Gas. Other Pets
48—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
es—Poultry and Supplies
SO—Wented—Live Stock

MERCHANDISE— ..
81—Articles For Sale .
lbs—Barter and Exchange
SZ—Boata and Accessories
ell-Building Materials i .

l Si-Rusiness .end Office Equip-
ir ,_ ment

SSA-Farm and Dairy Products

3 ltd-Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer - _

“bl-Good Things to Eat

h9—Household Goods

l oil—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
of—Machtnery end Tools

i lit—Musical Merchelflise
oz-a—Rodlo Equipment
Cit—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
di—Specials at the Stores
Sir—Wearing Apparel.
60—~Wented—-’l‘o Bus

ROOMS AND BOARD—
s'l—Rooms With Board
dt—Rooms Without Board
dil—ltoome tor Housekeeping
to—VacsCon Places
71aWhere to Eat '
13—Where to Stop ln.‘i‘.own
71—Wanted—llooms or Board

REAdeSTA'l‘E FOP RENT—
‘Ii—Apertrnents and Stats
'Is—Buslness Pieces for Rent
IdJ—Farius'and [and Fee Rent
ti—Bouses For Jeni
‘Is—Ui‘itoee end Desk Room
is—Bhere and Mountain - fol

Rent

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
R-oBrokers In iteel Estate _'
IZI—Buslne- Property rev leis
ss-Ifisrrne and land For his
st-Hooses For Sale
u—liotg‘ For Sale
tt—Shofe end Mountain — For

Sale

II—Bnburben For hie
ss—1'e Exchange—Ital mt.
"—Wanlsd—Haal Date

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ell-Auction nicer
SI—lagal Ratio.

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um. last. '0'“

LOST—Bank book No. “'74.. Find-
er pl‘ase return to City National
bank of So. Norwalk.

AUTOIO'I'IYB

Automobiles For Sale

FORD tUURINO CAN—Good rub-
ber. ,good mechanical condition.
I’rlcu reasonable. Apply Normen
Taylor. Vincent Court. Roweyton.

1.25 iiUI’MOBIIJS-Club Sedan.
Perfect condition. Cheap. Roy-l
Auto Painting Co. Concord St.
Phone 001.

STUTZ li‘OiI SALE-101! coupe.
Bargain. inquire Boot Black at N
.Y. N. II. 6; II. II. 11. Sutton South
Norwalk.

I-‘OIt SALE—Late 1924 Hupmobllc
club sedan. 4 cylinder. upholstery
and ilnish good as new. Driven
about 10.000 miles. Rubber good.
Just been thoroughly overhatlled.
Priced right. 0 Cannon St.. Nor-
walk. Telephone 1917. .2

FOR SALE—Revere (Duesenberg)
sport touring. 1023. Repaint Job.
Thoroughly reconditioned. Motor
perfect. 11! H. 1’. two lpprss.
Owner going south. Best otter
takes it. Perk City Garage.

' Bridgeport Ct. Bars. 1010.

A re-conditloned quality car is a
better buy then any new car at the
same price.

We five a 1934 model Series 10.8
(Changed to 10-0) Franklin Sport
Sedan. rs-Ducoed in Juniper Gray.
renickled and thoroughly re-condi-
tloncd. This car lau‘etse wheels. and
trunk.. presenting a particularly
pleasing appearance. We will be glad
to demonstrate.

In addition to the Frenklkls above.
we have the following water cooled
bargain for sale.

1925 0ch ts Master 6 Buick. 4
passenger coupe. In perfect condi-
tion both exterior finish and me-
chanically. run only 10.000plles.-

A 1035 Hudson Coach. new
painted. in splendid condition. run
only 15,000 miles. .

1924 Durant Touring. A real buy.

1925 Model 109 Nash 5 passenger.
4 door sedan in splendid condition.
Run 7.000 miles. Mechanically per
foot and exterior tine upholsterv-
Looks' like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.

TEE NORWAIJI FRANKLIN CO.
Phone "at as Well St.. Norwalk

[locating—Service Stations id

Repairing on ell makes oi cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you welt.

AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
3 Elizabeth St. 'l'el tli‘l

BUSINESS SERVICE

Business Services oldie is

CARPENTER WORK—ct all kinds
wanted. Day work or contract.
First class workmanship sunr-
antood. New wo‘k or lobb'mr at

reasonable ’prtce Real mutate
bought and soM‘hons tu.
FIRES.

Notice -
. Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
. Chimneys » repointed
All kinds of ladder rk. brick
and steel dri ng
Fitzgerald Co. Tel solo.
First & New ts. lac: Norwelk

Wooster: r: DAVIS

M. at. WMS’I‘ER M. W. DAVIS
A'I'i’ORNIIIS AT LAW.

Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent

Cities.
Bridgeport.
tor Bookie on Patents.

UPHOLS‘I‘ERING —- end cabinet
wor Picture training mirrors
and pholsteurs' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergetrom. New
I. 0. O. m. Bidge So. Norwalk.

Cleaning, Indus. Months '0

HELLO. BILIr—NJhItI o. the
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ed Looks swell Who did
the Job! The Practice enovet-
ing Hot Shop. 11 N St. I.

Norwelit Conn. up 1 flight stair.
e satisfied customer b our aim.

irons. Trucking eta-«j as
user snowman. All kinds Io-
Mill

cal and long dhtanoe

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moving. I the flank data 100
Conn. Aye. Phone lit sytlme:
hot.“ nlgils.
EMPLOYEE!
nap Wanted-Female es

 

EARN HONEY-”king handker-
chiets at 88.00 per dozen. Sent.
82.00 for sample and materials.
L. Eckler. Pleasentvtlle. New

. York. ’

EXPERIENCED oPEItATORS—On
ladies“ coats. Good pey. Regular
hours. Rubin Bros. Mtg. Co., dl
Water St. Sc. Norwalk.

GIRL OPERATORS -- Wanted, on
Singer, sewing machines. Neat
work. good pey. Apply Polsity's
Dre. Shop. 45 Railroad avenue.
South Norwalk.

 

 

100 to Gild Greeting Cards, free
particulars for addressed envelo .
Yorkvtlie Card. Dept. 'KA. It
Lexington. Ave.. N, Y.

OPERATORS WANTED-Operators
on single and- double needle nia-
chlnes. Shirt and underwear
Otltchers preferred. Shall accept
a few desirable learners. .Steady
work all year around. never dull;
good hours and good salaries
earned by our employ” Come
and grow with us. Apply at ones
,te t.- Roy shirt locum. it
Chester: St.. So. Norqlk. Conn.

SALESLADIES —Wented. Godd
pay. Apply at ‘ I. Landau.

 

 

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APPRENTICE MOULDERI WANT-

“fe are willing to teach men who
are physically lit to become mould-
era. Instructions Mil be given by
competent mechanics and during the
learning period the wages are, $23.00
for a "fly hour week. Later on the
pay is by the piece rate system and
satisfactory earnings can be made
by those who quality. Apply at once
to the Employment Manager. The
eels & 'l‘oWQo mu. c6. Stamford.
Conn‘. ‘ '

BOY WANTED-Chance hr ad-
\cnccmcnt. Reference required
Vtgdor a Wolln Franklin and its-
clean Sta. So. Norwalk.

MAN WANTED—For d to 5 days
garden work. 65c hour. Phone
1070 between 6 and 7 p. m.

WANTED—Young man, 10 to to
years of age interested in Radio
Work. Reply by letter to box
‘wdtol' clo Sentinel.

WANTED-Middle aged men for
Porter 'work end cleanlnlr in tac-
tory. Call L's Roy Shirt 60.. 11
Chestnut St... so. Norwalk. Conn.

YOUNG ' MAN—Wanted. Good pay
for an honest. willing to advance
young man. Apply at once.
Landau. 6 cents to 01.00 Sto .
127 Washington St., So. Norwalk.

YOUNG MEN—Over 10 years of age
to work as helpers in grocery
more. Inquire Modern Grocery Co.
Water I. and Havllend it. So.
Norwalk. Inquire between I out!
in morning.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“ Help—Halo end Female u

WANTED—Cooks "I. up. Couples
mo up. general houseworkers.
both white and colored. Apply
Norwslk employment agency. 90
Weil‘t. Phone use.

Situations «anion—Male H

mm NAN—Building ‘nd clean-

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and economy.

on your vest.

one way and another.
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Value. Variety and Veracity

There you have three outstanding cher-
actoristics of The Sentineg's A-B.C Classified

It's hard to overestimate its value to you
—simply because ,lts ofl'ou present such liberal‘
villues. It is the very personification of thrift

4 And it is equally ruinous for the variety
of its oderlngs. It classifies and indexes enough
dittorent kinds of things to meet the ordinary
wants of any men, women or child. It wdl
oint out to you a good used car, a washing
achine, a place to live, or somebody to sew

butt?

lnally, it has a habitual regard for the
exact truth. Its veracity cannot be doubted for
a minute. Truthiul people tell truthful stories
about definite opportunities for you to profit

Don’t let a single day go by without read-

The A-S-O classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Dideroat—In Opportunity.

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Court. October 7. A. D.. 1020.
Estate”! Jami-s Ii. O‘Huru into or
Norwnlk in said llislrict. tit‘t'tllllt'ti.
The Court of Probate tor the ilili.
trlct oi Norwulk. hath limited and
nilowed six moutlm from ”In date
hereof tor illl‘. creditors of mud lie-

tloment. Those who ncglccl to pre-
sent their accounts. properly uttest~
ed, within suid llllll‘. will be tit-burr-
ed a. recovery. All‘poreous indebted
to said l‘Istalo are requested to make
lmlncdiutc payment l0

hi. ALICE O'IIAIIA

l'chculrlx
or Tumlnuny & t‘ouncry.

Ilcr Attorneys.

SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. September 27. A.U,. 1026.
Estate in Connecticut or l-‘rcder-|
ick Seymour lute or East Orlulgo.'
Essex County. New Jersey, di-ccuscd.
The Court of Probate l'orghu Dis—

 

 

trict of Norwalk. ltullt limited and '

nllowed'ix months from tllc date
hereof for tho creditors of said his-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlcmcnt. 'l‘hoso who neglect to pre-
stnt their uccounls. properly attest-
ed. within sold lllllt‘. will be dcbnrr-
en a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate ul‘c requested to make

immediate payment to
JULIA C. LEYMAN

l'lxt-culrix
25 Yale Terrucc. West ()rnncg.
' New Jersey

 

 

REAL ESTATE 1'08 BENT
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Rooms Without Board

 

FURNISHED ROOM-All )mprove-
merits. 02 North Main St. in Ben-
ford Block. Cell mornings elm
evenings. Phone 1378.

 

ROOM—Bath end board in private
family otlcrcd to woman willing to
let payment go not in rent. but
in part time service preparing
simple breakfast and supper.
Write Box 175. R. 1". D. 43. Nor-
walk.

REAL ESTA“ I03 Sm
linemen Property lb! Sole S2

 

 

It‘OIl. SALE—Bridgeport Business
Property with two 6-room flail.
all improvements. or exchange for
one family house or term. L.

 

Greiser. N North Avo.. Bridge-
lport.
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FOR SALE or FOR RENT—Wilson
Awnuc, Itowayton. seven room

_ cottage. with ell modern improve-
ments.

 

 

 

local t ing. Jemes Fuller. .8 +
mic.- . Phone «u. Room- {or "Wflocm so
Humour . FURNISHED —.Lnrgc front room

 

Investments. Stocks. Bonds so

CAPITAL FURNISHED Bil-SEQUE-
ITY SELLINGMGANIZATION
With active clientele and-every

known facility for the prompt dis-

tribution oi stocks. We desire at.
trnctli'c resale issue or new'enter-
prise with good possibilities. Pr.
cipals only. Ciftrkc. .Havllnnd and
Co., 200 Broadway. New York City.

msrauormn 1 j
illicit-ll. pencils... Dran‘tic u

PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. lilies J. De-
iiee. Pupil ot New York College I
Music. 0 Putnam Ave., 80. Norwn&.
Near West Ave.

 

 

 

 

 

LIV! BT00!
' i‘oultryyand Sapplys d!

HUSKY FARM RAISED—Lelhorll'.
cockerols. 260 to 308 egg strain.
$7.50 to 810. Bob White Farm.
Belden Hill Rd.. Wiltom

.moiianmsil
Articles slos- sets on

FOR SADE-‘Turklsh rug. 8 ft. 9
in. by 8 tt.. i Livingetm PL. or
Phone 81. ’

hemendbsiryl’rodnas so

FOR SALE—Apples. Extra choice.
Fell end winter truit by basket or
barrel. 'i‘el.. New Canaan “6.

M And Dairy. Products SS
J;

PO'r—A‘IOES — Select Long Island
welfcu d winter potatoes. direct
by boa ow obtainable. '1'. Smith
McKinley Place. Rowayton. Phone
ssisw ' .

Miamm II

"III WOOD I’OR WIS.“
pee cord 0 ti. length. 011.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phoae
Norwsik see. lento Construction
Goe'nowton Ave.‘

*' IlonseholdGoods ee

SELLING OUT—All house furnish-
ings. Mahogany inlaid dinihg
suit. bedroom set. separate pieces.
diven. cheirs.,tables. mahogany
sectional bookcws with leaded

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u cant ' lawn mower. vacuum.
. etc. Me Is. Nogoton Ave. near
Mldgllesex oed. Noroton Heights.

phone Dorian 415.

MATTRESSEG—H‘ Swings, Othello
ions and Pillows oi all kinds,
made. renovated and repaired
Telohcne in. Norwalk Mattreu
Co. 4! Franklin Street. South
Norwalk.

null Merchandise es

FINE UPRIGHT PIANO—OAR case.
excellent tone. good ection.’ Bar-
gain for Quick buyer. 3185. Easy
terms er nged. Act pi’omptly it
you want his bargain. Come in
today. Fox Plano Co., North Main
St.. So. NoLrwalku -

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LADIES—Ladies we pay 320-00 it" .gvsmstv vro BUY — Bowboate.

S‘iMreid Co. First St. it New
St. East Norwalk. Phone 8080.

ne'er. ass-m so: use
' ‘neo-s wet-nine as.

runnisnen noostsfs'or men.
Clean. Electric lIghI. steam heat-
ed furnished room. Joule. ".00
to 04.00 per week. Heals also.

at Van Zent SL. East No lk. '
I MAI AVE. Near West Ave.

Smmorwallt. rooms and board in
private family. Tel. sin-w. . .

St. Mule wow a pennant. Next
thing you knew the farmers will he
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with alcove. Light housekeeping
privileges if desired. Decker. 75
Spring 8t.. 80. Norwalk.

Apartments and Flats
FIVE ROOM —- Apartment.

 

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floor. all modern improvements.
rent $45. 31 Gregory Blvd. Phone
2025,...

 

IN NEW BUILDINQ—Four rooms
and bath. All improvements and
steam heat. furnished. Next to
Washington School. Inquire at 06
Cedar St. and Summit Ave. '

THREE ROOMS—Part improve-
ments. - Apply Mrs. ‘P. P. hieho-
noy. 52 Van ant St.

'I‘O RENT—Four rooms all .tm.
,provcments on Van Zant St. In-
tent" at 44 Water St. So. Norwalk.

Or call 901i or ”NW. Also gttrnge
to rent. '

 

 

 

‘I'O LET-l rooms with improve.
menu good location. Inquire R.
Joselolt. l Seeview Ave. or to. E
Gorhum. ashlngton St.

.5 ROOMS—Ali modern improve.
ments. heat tarnished. t0 Spring
St. Inquire 84 Water'St. Tel.
2084-4.

WEST AVE. APARTMENT -— 4
rooms and bath. Heat. hot water
and Janitor semce. Adults only.
Tel. 700. .

S ROOM HOUSE—Ail improve-
ments. furnace heat. 81 Fairdeld
Ave. Rent “0. Phone 3916.

5 ROOMS-On second floor. all im-
provements. good location be
twccn‘Fslrticld and West Aves.
Garage. if desired. Inquire 87 Ce-
dnr St.

The (tut telephone exchange in
London was opened 47 years ago.
There are now more than 600.000
subscribers in the 700 square miles
of the London district.

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TNRliis—One iunily houses with
every modern convenience. resi-
dcnllui section. So. Norwalk.
IlOlll-Z REALTY COMPANY.

t ROOM HOUSE—All immovements
also 6 room bunnlow.in leer.
Chicken coops. shade trees. fruit
trees. grape vines. Lot 100 x I“
Will sell with or without lot. Price
reasonable. 04 Osborne Ave.. East
Norwalk.

 

 

FOR SALE—One six room house.
lot 60 x 150 No. 67 Belden Ave.
Price ".500. Robert Joeelott. Tel.
1809. or William F. Hoyt d: Son.
Tel. 435.

HRS}; DISTRICT — Two family
house pert Improvements ell hard
wood lloore “.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. in Washington St. Phone
33“.

Lots For Sale

 

 

 

Have you any kind 01 property
for notch—Houses. lots. business
blocks of acreage? We're having us
dcmand rm- business opportunities.
1! you have a good bustnc- tor selc,
consult us.

THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
165 Washington St.

 

Test Answers

These are the correct answers to
the questions listed on the comic
page.

1.-—Mery Brien.

2.-—-Eight.

3.—Sem le.

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5.—Alaske.

6.—-Cleveland baseball club.

7.-—Bret Harte.

s.—-Forty-two.

9.-—A geysenln Yellowstone Ne-
tionsl Perk.

10.-—In the Department of Agri-
culture.

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ORDER 0|" No'l‘lt‘l'l.

District of Norwulll. as. Probate
Court. October Gill. A. D.. 1926. In I
the matter of James V. I’nssnfumo!
of Norwulit in said District. on in-
capnblc person.

Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the con- I
sen'ntog of said James V. Passer
fume. praying for on order nutllor-
lstng and cmpowcrilli: it to mortgage
certain real estate of its said ward
for reasons and to ill] amount set
forth in said application:

Ordered. That said llppllcullon be
heard and determined at the Pro.
bate Office. in Norwalk. on the 14th
day at October. 19:56. lit 2 o'clock
atternoon; and that public notice
thereof be given to nil persons in-
terested therein by publishing this
order in in newspaper having it circu-
Intion in said District. at icuflt tive
dayl bciurc mull day of hearing.

HENRY W. GREGORY

’ Judge

 

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

Operators ,.
Wanted

Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.

RABHOR CO.

127 Waihlngton St.
South Norwelk

 

 

Tree Specialist

NEVER IDLE
it. H. Kellner

TREE SPECIALIST

 

Phone 272 Westport

 

 

 

I “ AUCTIONS—“GAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
' IA-gei Notions Ii
SOLVENT NOT! ‘E. ‘
District of Nnru'nik. s(s. l'robate FOR SALE

lmunc. “llll

Nine room some
Inlpl'owlllvnls. t‘ulmmvnl lulu»
lion. Price $4.10“. 'i‘l-rllls ar-
ranged in Hill.
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Sin room llilllh'il \\illl nun pullor,
open ilro plncc. all lilipl‘tH't'llll'llill.
Guild Inlrn llllil Kiil‘llfll'. l'l‘lCO
£6.00“. l-Illsy lupus. v d

For these or any others consult

CANTY & co.

 

 

 

 

 

Sealiorsfinsnrsnce
1? So. Kain 8t. Phone 830
7 Fireproof your
‘ business '1 .

Modern methods at build-
ing construction and tested
tire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety. 1
But dre insurance placeaethe
one sure protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult of tire. '

 

Be sure your insurance is
a nets and correctly ap-
pl ed. We will gladly inspect‘
‘hr fire risks.

J. M. Layton Co., inc.
30 Washington Street

Insurance and Real Estate

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See or Call

Walter’R. Ceilings

REALTOR

235No. MAIN STREET
' Phone 3915

ABSOLUTE BARGAiN

MUST BE SOLD—Three
Brick Houses—renting for
$105, situated close to cen-
ter N orwalk—owner out or
town.Willsacrificefor
$11,500. Terms.

 

“'1
Splendid two family house
-—Fairfield Ave., S o u t h
Norwalk. Ready for occu-
pancy, Oct. 15. Very Desir-
able location, all improve-
ments.

Price $12,500 Terlns

 

Fol innumerable
other listings call this
\ oiIice any day.

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A plan to have direct railway ser-
vice between Esthonia. Latvia. Li-

}(‘olupo Life
I hon. Donald 'l'uylnr.

 

thuania and Germany is under way.

Eight Teams

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Ur t‘ulumbun illili lili' lliL'i'ilHK illllt
iiil‘ “ruin-pull l||lll|ili would not
iliii'l' lill‘. It'lllnlv. The Y. M. ii. .\.
ul lillti‘,il‘|l(lll \\t l‘I‘ lllitiit‘llil'ii about
iii"ll' t'llll‘l'lllfl the. ll-llullw. Alli-l- a
i"lll.;lily tilHi'llilhiOll it “as (ll-clued to
llllili- the multi'l' of the twins ulull
iiii‘ lli‘hl lill't'illiK.

I‘rr-sldcnl (.‘llllrlcs Mulmncy manic
ll motion that two directors from
t'iit‘il ilillll be uppotnlcd. The motion

\\.i.‘t curried and the following din-cl.
4er of curb team “10% uppoilltcll:
Nnrwzllil lied Men. John McGurrlc,
.\lc.\lllsh-r: Noru'ulk Armory ll‘ivc,
t'lvln Fulfill). Eddie llvldlcnt: Stain-
lnrll llmls. l-‘rlmk ilillitiilllt‘z; New
l‘:lllll.tn. lilll llogun. ilt'COSlil; Stum-

iOI'ti. l'ndnly and Tony hlorukc;
lSlrtllford Legion. Robert Geller;
l‘nrt t‘hcstcr, iill(‘l\'it‘)’ nnll Molnar;

inurds. lv‘runk McMa-

Thc question of a name for the
llllgue was finally brought up.

{ Sew-ml names were suggested. Don

’l‘hylor suggested I’l'ocony. standing
lor l’rot‘cssionlll (.‘Olllliciit‘ul. New
York lluskctbull league. John Mc-
(Izll'rio suizm-stml lntvrulntc and Ma.-
llDlli')’. ll'llirl‘il-lll County league.

1 After considerable discussion it was

dtcldcd to table these names until
the next mot-ting at which time a
dlcision would be reached.

Tilt' set or rules and by-laws sub-

mitted by the committee appointed

at the last lllcciing were road to the
Klililf‘l‘lllK and accepted. The meet.

l‘iut: adjourned with the date of this

TELEPHONE 85 ., lirxt t‘llllitill sci for Thursday even-

ing at the Y. M. C. A. at which time
only.lrf‘l:t0l's of the teams that were
appointed “ill be prcscnt.

 

Writing That Pays.

"Sn your're going to he an author.
What do you expect to write (or a
living?”

“llomc.”—l’cle lllclc. Paris.

_.________._—_.——
It Was Familiar.

(‘OMI'OSICII (lo singer):
you over heard my new piece?

SINGER: Oh. yes. years ago. but
it “nsn't yours tllcn.——Dortbarbier,
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A Sporting Proposition.
“'il'o—“l’m put your shirt on the
clotllr-sllorse. Jim."
.il.\l-—"\\'hnt odds did you gct?"-—n
Sydney I‘lullctln.

 

The British treasury recently took
possession of 81540 of Scottish sav-
ilzigs for which no owner could be
found. "

 

Italy's electric WW” associations
have slnrtcdn movement toward
use of only llnllnn material for
construction. '

 

 

Russian wheat is being used ex.
tonsivr-ly in Latvia. and recently a.
sfimcnt of 103 cnrlonds was re.
cciwd thcrc.

Small firms or Australia are pro-
testing that the new compulsory
inho'r insurance act is too costly to
them.

 

In the new revue at. the Molliin
Rouge of Paris is a {catllp cntitlcd
“Phnmpngnc Baths Throughout the
Ages."

 

An American concern will supply
19.000 tons of steel rails for the
I’ckin-Mukden Railway of China.

 

‘ ThOIUS demand in Chile {Or more
American tractors than the dealers
can supply.

 

George Godfrey. who dlcd rcccntly
at Ashton. England. loft is" six-room
house filled with cannrlcs. a

 

 

Georse Uhle. the Cleveland pitcher
won 27 games in the 1926 season.
The other two days he was away on

 

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