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Decorat- .‘ tug ‘ ss—Profossional Services ao—Repsirlug and Refinishing ail—Tailoring and Pressing u-Wentod—Businoss Service “EMPLOYMENT— She—Employment Agencies Sta-Help Wanted-Female I " ss—Eclp Wanted—Mela m u—nelp—Male and Female 35—Solicitors. Increases-e. Adults Sd-Sltuations Wanted—Female fl-Situatlone Wanted—Male FINANCIAL— 88—-Busineeo Opportunities iii-Money to loan-Mortgages INSTRUCTION— iap-Locsl Instruction Classes sis—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic dd—Wented—Instruction LIVE STOCK— d‘l—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets 48—30mm. Cattle. Vehicles dO—Poultry and Supplies do—Wented—Live Stock . mncmxmsn— 3 r il—Articles For Sale . She—Barter and Exchange sac-Boats and Aces-cries SS—Bullding Materials “—Businam and Office Equip. ment bi-Farm and Dairy Products 50-Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser st—Good Things to Eat 50—Household Goods do—Jewclry. Watches. Diamonds di—Machlnery and Tools ' 6:—Musicel. Merchsudlso‘ dt-e—Radie Equipment do—Seedo. Plants. Flowers 64—Speclals at the Stores es—Wearing Apparel od-Wentod—To Buy ROOMS AND BOARD-n d'l—Itooms With Board dt—Roome Without Board os—ltooms for Housekeeping Ill-Vacation Ple'cee ‘ll—Where to Eat H—Whare to Stop in Town u—Wonted—Roems or Board REAL ssrsru Fill‘ altar.- ‘lt-Aportmenta and Plate ts—nueiness Places for Ron too-Farms and Land For Rant II-Houses For Rent ‘lS-Uflices and Duh Room IO—Phoro and Mountain - I‘m Rout REAL ES'i‘A'l‘ili FOR SALE— R-Brokors in Real “to sz—uuslnoos Property For hie ss-l-‘srms and land For his se—linum For p“ Jamaal... . 4_h . i. .uwm . f . b ' We» Adams ‘»' v’“ :.de*- Foil... “ o '1 ant What ""‘o’u‘anflo'wr' Sell West. of New Haven. formerly of Ho. Norwulk. and James Croi‘utt. of Detroit, Michigan. Interment in Danbury, Conn. sacred. lost. Ibsen LOST-White gold wrist watch \vlth link strap Thursday night be- tween East Ave. and Elisabeth street. Reward if returned to Sentinel Office. AUTOMOTIVE Anwmoblieo N “Is FORD TOURING CAR—Good rub- ber. good mechanical condition. Price reasonable. Apply Norman Taylor. Vincent Court. Rowayton. 1025 HUPMOBILE—Ciub Sedan. Perfect condition. Cheap. Royal Auto Painting Co. Concord St. Phone 001. FOR SALE-Revere (Duooenborg) sport touring. 1021., Itepaint Job. Thoroughly reconditioned. Motor perfect. 110 II. P. two spares. Owner going south. Best offer takes it. Park City Garage. Bridgeport Ct. Bars. 1010. A ro-conditicned quality car is a better buy then any new car at the same price. We have s 1914 model Series 10-3 (Changed to 10-0) Franklin Sport Sedan. ro—Duooed in Juniper Grey. renlckled and thoroughly ro-condl- tionod. This car has disc wheels. and trunk. presenting a particularly pleasing appearance. We will be glad to demonstrate. In addition to the Frenkllns above. we have the following water, cooled bargains for sale. 1025 Model 48 Master 6 Buick. 0 passenger coupe. In perfect condi- tion both exterior finish and me- chanically. run only 10.000 miles. A 1925 Hudson Coach. newly painted. in splendid condition. run only 15,000 miles. . 1020 Durant Touring. A real buy. 1025 Model 169 Nash is passenger. 4 door sedan in splendid condition. Run 7.000 miles. Mechanically per feet and exterior line upholstery. Looks like new. This car must be seen to be fully apprdiated. THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO. Phone 1831 95 Well St. Norwalk W. R. AUSTIN South Norwalk Phone 1059 \ CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE . Westport 590 [Repairing—Service Stations to Repairing on all makes of care. Storage by the day. week or month. your car washed while you wait. AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE LEiisebetla St. 'l'el if" _.____.._.__..__T... EUSIEESS SERVICE Emine- Scrvicee Offered to CARPENTER WORK—of all kinds wanted. Day work or contract. First class workmanship tuar- antoed. New work or Jobbinlr at reasonable prices. Real Eoiats bought and sold. Phone 473. FIRES. Notice Prevent Fires Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00 Chimneys repainted All kinds of ladder work. brick end steel drilling Fitzgerald Co. Tel 8080. First A New Ste. East Norwilk WOOSTER & DAVIS A. I. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Formerly Examiners U. S. Petont Office. 1115 this street. Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents. UPBOLSTERING — and cabinet work. Picture framing mirrors and upholwerers' supplies. Chair caning. etc. A. Bergen-cm. New I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Nor-walk. meaning. Dyeing. Renovating so HELLO Blur—New hat? No. the old oae~ cleaned blocked and trimmed looks mu Who did the Job? The Practical Renovat- lng list Shop. 11 N Main St. I. Norwelk Conn. up 1 flight stain. a satisfied customer Is our alps. Mommas-cw '3 NAG! BROS-Storage- Ali kinds lo- cal end long distena trucking Piano hoisting. Special vans for moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. 100 Conn. 'Ave. Phone Ila daytime: 104-10 nights. DEPLOYMENT lelp Wail-Pamela as EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On ledles' coats. Good pay. Regular hours. Rubin Bros. Mfg. Co.. dt Water St. So. Neural" GIRL OPERATORS - Wanted. on Singer sewing machines. Neat work. good pay. Apply Polaky's Dra- Shop. 45 Railroad avenue. South Norwelk. ' GIRLS WANTED—Apply Dr. Rich- ards Co.. 47 West Ave. Norwelk. OPERATORS—Experienced on Mar- row Overlook and Singer Sewing machines. Apply Star Union Over- all Co. Railroad Ave.\ So. Nor- welk. ‘ SALESIADIEIs—Wanted. Good pay. apply at once. I. Landau. at. $1.00 Store. 187 Washington n—lots For Sale u—Shoro and Mountain - l‘al Sole , st-Suburben For hie ll-To Exchange—lies] liters ' WANTED — Dressmakers. expou- onced on one tailored dresses. Ap- "ply N. N. ideyehcc A Company. 15 lerwln 3.. Nor-walk. Conn. _ ”—Wanledn ltoal Ilhsate . AUC'l'il lNS-lJiOAb-o Wu“ I \TQA N T E D — Handaewers. experi- enced on finishing drones. Apply ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYIIET Deaths 1 Help Wasted—Isle SS t‘llOb‘UTT—ln Los Angeles. Califor- MAN -— Active. middle-aged. for nia. Oct. 10. 1020. Willis S. Cro— light. pleasant outside work in full. father of Mrs. Arthur L. Norwelk. Pay weekly. Write Bolt 2l7. Manchester. Cont TWO SALEIMEN WANTED—Must be experienced house to house. This proposition is a new apar- ture of a company widely dver- tlsed end rated AAA 1. Address Box at: clo Sentinel. WANTED—Young man it to to years of age interested in Radio Work. Reply by letter to box "Radio." elo Sentinel. flelp-Italo and Forests u WANTED—Cooks on up. Couples 0100 up. general houseworkere. both white and colored. Apply Norwalk employment agency. to Well It. Phone sus. Situations Wanted—Sienna SI WANTED—Work as cook or general houseworker by the day or week. To sleep home. While women. Telephone tut-W. muons wanted—Isle HANDY NAN-Building end clean- ing cesspools: grading. hedge cut- ting: lawn mowing: planting. end local trucking. James Puller. ts Taylor Ave. Phone «if. PIEAEOIAI: S‘I * Gaming—But playing cards. It isn’t a game of shake a stick at. game to win! Many people have acquired the habit of regularly reading The Sentinel A-B-O Classified Section just because it is a pursuit which aflords them as much pleasure as a fascinating game. They become as familiar with the different»; classification letters and numbers as other folks are with Mah Jougg “characters” or ordinary But there's one eutstnudiugly distinctive feature to the game of seeking opportunity through the classified columns. Most games have numbers and letters to confuse and intrigue one—but the alphabetical and numerical notations of the classified section are introduced for exactly the opposite reason. They remove all elements of chance and instant- ly show you more opportunities than you can Read the classified ads daily—and play the TEE A-E-O Classified Ads Always the Some-In Service Always Different—In Opportunity Not Gambling chance! Investments. Stocks. Bonds so CAPITAL FURNISHED BY SECUR- ITY SELLING ORGANIZATION With active clientele and every known facility for the prompt dis- tribution of stocks. We desire at- tractive resale issue or new enter- prise with good possibilities. Prin- cipals only. Clarke. IIaviland and Co.. 200 Broadway. New York City. INSTRUCTION a Musical. mad—ii}. Dramatic « PIANO INSTRUCTION. Conservatory course. Miss J. De- llee. Pupil of New York College of Music. 0 Putnam Ave. So. Norwalk. Near West Ave. MERCHANDISE Farm And Dairy Products on POTATOES —- Select Long Island well cured winter potatoes. direct by boat now obtainable. T. Smith McKinley Place Rowayton. Phone aolew ‘ sues. meanness-s so FIRE WOOD FOR SALE—010.00 per cord 4 ft. length. 011.00 per cord out any else you wish. Phone Norwalk a". Santa Construction Co. Rowaytcn Ave. Honorhuld Goods 6' REAL ESTATE I'OE RENT Apartments and note It FOUR PLEASANT—Rooms for rent. Newly decorated. Inquire s Bur- bank St.. So. Norwalk. 5 ROOM FLAT—Third floor No. 3 Railroad Are. For particulars C. Swarts Old Well Cigar Co. Wash- ington St. 5 ROOMS—And sun parlor. 2 ger- agea. all improvements. Steam heat. $60.00. 181 Flax Hill Rd. First floor. Phone 832. ROOM .HOUSE—AII improve- ments. furnace heat. 87 Fairiicld Ave. Rent 300. Phone 8915. THREE ROOMS—Part improve- ments. Apply Mrs. P. P. Maho- ney. s2 Van Zest St. ‘l'O LET—t rooms with improve- ments good location. Inquire It. .loseloff. cl Seavicw Ave. or E. E Gorham. Washington St. Business Pieces For Rent 15 8800 SQUARE FEET -- Storage space. Ground floor. situated in business section. Double doors. trucks drive in and out. Heat if desired. Inquire 66 North Main St. So. Norwaik for particulars. 9| GOOD COOKING STOVE—For sale. Inquire 11 Lincoln Ave. so. Nor- walk. REAL ESTATE I‘OS SALE looses line Sale tie MATTRESSES—I’ios lprlnge Cush- ions end Pillows of all kinds made. renovated and repaired Telephone 811. Norwals Mattress Co. 40 Franklin Street. South Norwailt. rmsr DISTRICT — Two family house part impmvements all hard wood floors ".000. Real Estate and Insurance. The Tammany Agency. 128 Washington St. Phone sail. Musical Merchandise es PINE UPRIGHT PIANO—Oak case. excellent «tone. good action. Bar- gain for quick buyer. 3185. Easy terms arranged. Act promptly if you won‘: this bargain. Come in today. Fox Piano Co.. North Main St. So. Norwalk. 6 ROOM HOUSE—Third at. East Norwaik. Inquire C. F. Weeks. Second St. Phone ilO‘l-W FOR SALE—One six room house. lot 00 x 100 No. 57 Belden Ave. Price “.000. Robert Joeeloff. Tel. 1800. or William F. Hoyt A: Son. Tel. 435. Wanted—To Bill S! WANTED TO BUY -- Rowboats. Fitzgerald Co. First St. and New St. East Norwelk. Phone 3080. REAL ESTATE 1'03 BENT Rooms With Board or 8 PUTNAM AVE—Near West Ave.. So. Norwaik. rooms and board in private family. Tel. sen-w. Rooms Without Board ROOM—Bath and board in private family oifered to woman willing to let payment go not in rent. but in part time service preparing simple breakfast and supper. Write Box 175. R. F. D. 4!. Non- walk. ‘ REAL ESTATE TOE RENT Apt-menu and m u A FIVE ROOM—Apartment with All improvements on Scribner Ave.. So. Norwalk. Rent 025. Phone 1781. t HAMILTON AVE—Pine sunny rooms. all improvements. iirst floor. Adults only. Phone 2521. and bath. All improvements and steam heat. furnished. Next to Washington School. Inquire at at Cedar St. and Summit Ave. at uamson er. 4 cream apert- North Main St. 4 room apartment with bath. ell improvements. 825.00. Apply Dr. Sloman. Phone Slit. FOR RENT—Six rocm apartment to let with tile bath and kitchen in the best location. with all im- provements. Also garages to. lot. Rent $00.00 without heat. Inquire Phone tsss. FOUR ROOMS—And bath. all im- provements, steam heat. herd- wood doors. fireplace. Also I and 7 rooms. 12: Woodward Ave. Phone 30184., 4 R00)! APARTMENT -- All in- prercmonts. steam heat. Newly decorated. over Liggott's ’Drug Store. Inquire at Golden's. 'l'o RENT—Furnished or unfunn- od (room house all improvements in the Marvin Beach Tied. Elliott uncommrlflmw 1N new BUILDING—Four rooms , men: all improvements. 880.00. "to, Alexander White. as Lowe Street. FOR SALE—Near Marvin Beach. Fine large new 6 room house. Has everything. Large lot. 2 car gar- age. Fine built house. Price :8.- l’.00. Port cosh. N. L. BYXbce. 1:: Cove Ave., East Norwalk. 81.000 CASH—New 8 family 2 story and basement frame house. Fair- ficid Park. 10 rooms. 1 baths. built in tube. electric lights. wa- ter. gas and sewer. Two separate heating systems. Lot soxloo. Cement sidewalks. PRICE $11.- 000. Phone 8127. OUT OUR WAY Niel-n’l mam] UP NONI‘GET '5 HIM iN 'A ’ I a ///r . .- “e ‘ fuel Insole. ran-sun. . REAL ESTATE 1'0! SALE Houses For Sale St EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN Attractive inflow with all modern improvements. Large lot. line shade and fruit trees. garage. East Nor- milk. HOME REALTY COMPANY Lois Fur-Sale do Have you any kind of property for sole ?—Housea. lots. business blocks or acreage? We're having“ dvnmnd for business opportunities. If you liuvc a good business for sale. consult us. THE FUDGE REALTY C0. 155 Washington St. Tel 550. ‘ AUCTIONS-LEGAL IMHO!“ I-JSTATE JULIA LOCIWOOD. SOLVENT NOTICE. DISTRICT OF NORWALK. SS. l‘liUBATE COURT. October 1st. A. D. 1928. listste of Julie Lockwood. late of Norwnik in said District. deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed sis months from the date hereof for the creditors of said '12s- tute to exhibit their claims for set- tlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their accounts. properly attest- cd, within said time. will be dober- rcd a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to (Signed) JESS LOCKWOOD. Administrator. ' or TAMMANY A: CONNERY. Attys. Test Answers These are the answers to the questions which appear on the com- ie page. l—Ilcnry Ford. z—Lleut. Commander Richard E. Byrd. Jr. t—British Broadcasting Company. e—Geno Ahern. 6—Tlny insects. o-Twoivo. 7~Mountaln time division. s—Thirty-one. O—Et cctere. ‘I'LL Know His cocoons. BLOCK OFF! 'M’p WHUT ILL 00: Famous wAi‘l'N OUTSlDE FER ME'N event! 'fiiiucr l I ear ‘lime FER lemme-(m ‘2 T. ARouu' .EUEH MORNIN i ”Mathews her as».-. lo—A star-shaped mark used in printing. _— ‘li-ilurt’ I d , _ ' settlers I J Reached Thiiough ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING of the Norwalk Hospital Association will be held at the Hospital on Tuesday evening. October 12th.. ii", at 8 o'clock for the following purposes:— 1. To hear the annual reports of the officers of the Association and take action the same. "I. To hear th reports of any committees appoin ed by the Presl- dcnt or Board of Directors which may be presented and act upon the same. I. To choose four Directors to take the places of those whose terms may expire. d. To transact any other business proper to come before said annual meeting. Dated at Norwalk this ith day of October 1920. , JAMES T. RUSSELL. OLASSUIED DISPLAY — See or Call Walter R. Ceilings REALTOR 23 NO. MAIN STREET Phone 3915 ABSOLUTE BARGAIN $1,000 CASH—your pick of two brand new 6 room houses. All modern im- provements, beautiful loca- tion. Lot 47 x 130. Price $7,000. Balance as Rent. Splendid two family house -Fairfield Ave, S o u t h, pancy, Oct. 15. Very Desir- able location, all improve- ments. Price $12,500 Terms For innumerable other listings call this oilice any day. Operators Wanted Steady work all year, largest pay in town. Ap- ply ready for work. RABHOR CO. 127 Washington St. South Norwalk The smallest island owned by the United States is Semom'with an area of 77 square miles. In Utah. persons under sentence r; ,. l./,// . ‘-. . and-Mr of death may. if they prefer. be shot by a firing squad. i» Jfifwllwdb AOOTIOES-LEGAL GLASSan DISPLAY Legal Notices el Nonwaucc 11:33:51?“ ASSO- FOR S ALE Secretary. Norwalk. Ready for occu» --trips to the plate. twice purposely Seven room house with all mo- dcrn improvements. located near the armory. Price ".000. So. Norwaik. modern seven room house with sun parlor. hot water heat. open tire place. corner lot. Price 811.500. For these or any others consult CANTY 8: CO. leeltore—lnsuresoe 17 So. Isis St. Phone 080 . Elam... ::- Fireper your 1 business i Modern methods of build- ing unstruotion and tested ilre prevention equipment con- tributo much to your safety. But Ara insurance places the one euro protection between youendilnencialioesesero- suit of dre. Be sure your insurance is adequate and correctly ep- pliod. We will gladly inspect m are risks. J. M. Layton Co.. Inc. 80 Washington Street Insurance and fleet Estate amnesia so Somers & Somers THE PAINT PEOPLE WINDOW assess rams EOOI' COATINGS NORW'ALK SO. NORWALK SS “'lill Si. 8-10 Railroad Ave. WE DELIVER Tree Specialist NEVER IDLE 'A. H. Kellner TREE SPECIALIST Phone 272 Westport FOR RENT Attractitely furnished h o u s e, lovely location Or Wiu share with congenial couple or two business men with or without board. References Essential . PHONE 1180 Cards Defeat (Continued from Page Nine). had no such dramatic opportunity as Alexander faced and capitalised. The cracks in the defense of the Yankees hurt most but their failure to seiao most of their opportunities on the attack also played a. big part in the team's downfall. They threat- ened in all seven of the innings that l-laines was on the mound and had the bases full when Alexander step- ped into the picture but in only two were they able to push over a run. Bath Gets Bonner Ruth's home run. e towering fly that Just cleared the right field bleacher screen. produced the ilrst tally in the third inning with two our. while Dugan's single. followed by Severeid's long double in left, ac- aountcd for the other Yankee run in the sixth. again with two out. (Iber- wiso the decisive punch was lack- ing. . Ruth. his hitting touch restored .for the first time since his record- breeklng clouting in the fourth game. was ready and anxious to bet the Yankees into the championship but he had scent chance to do it. He was passedgo tint on‘his other four by Balnes and dually by Alexander in a dramatic moment in the ninth when the big hitter faced the veter~ an pitcher with two out. Alexander. no le- oool because he knew that one mighty wallop from Ruth's bet would tie the score. started out to pitch to the slugger. Ila curved one atriite over. then s ball. then a low one that the Babe swung at. only to foul 0!. Safe thus far. however. Alexander por- heps figured that discretion was the better part. of valor. for he pitched wide three times to walk the Bam- bino. who ended the game a. mo. ment later in a vain attempt to steal second with Hansel at bet. The rest of the Yankee story is one of wasted opportunities. In the first Ruth walked and Manuel ain- gled with two out but Barnaby got Gehrig at out after Juggling hm hard smash. Dugan singled in the second with one dowb. but died try. in to steal. a victim of O'F‘erroli's y arm and Severald's hit was wasted. Nine days have been out from the traveling time between Hangout in Sudan. and Rhos-tum. in British M Africa. with the cm of a now PAGE ELEVEN This Page Westporter Wins Many Honors At The D_al_1llury Fair II. T. SHERWOOD‘S "OAKS AND HOWE (.‘Al'l‘l'lll'l MUST ()l“ PRIZES—E. M. GRANT HAD FINE DISPLAY OI" I’lll'l'l". WESTPORT —____. Ralph Sacco. Westport rer- reepondcnt. tel. Sentinel Office Norwoilt 02. ' H, T. Sherwood, Westport. carried off several honors in various classes of agricultural and live stock exhib- its at the Danbury Fair last week. in the fruit exhibit h). M. Grout. Greens Farms. had a fine display of many varieties of apples and pears. in the Berkshire division. Mr. Sherwood carried off third prise for two-year old boars; first. in senior yearling boars; second, in junior yearling boars; first in junior boar pigs; first. in senior boar pigs; third. in two year old son's; second. in scu- ior yearling sows; third. in junior sew pigs and second. in the aged herd. Mr. Sherwood also won the unique distinction of carrying off first, sec. end and third prizes in our class, Junior yearling sows. This exhibit was considered one of the best seen at any Connecticut fair. Other prizes in the Berkshire class that went to Mr. Sherwood's stock yards at Westport were third in the herds. raised by the exhibitor; sec. end in the produce of one sire. Mr. Sherwood also carried off the blue ribbon with his Junior boar. grand champion barre not 100 to 250 pounds. Great interest is being shown in the training course for Girl Scout leadership. ccuducted by lilies Ruth Hediand. from National headquart- iers. October 12. 13 and Id at ’l p. m. in Center Junior school. Norwaik. Members to attend from Westport are: Mrs. Clark Crossman. Mrs. Emory Guernsey, Mrs. Albert Allen. Georgia Taylor, Helen Taylor. Helen Robertson. Dorothy Lees, Mrs. Ed. ward Nash. Mrs. William Munson. Mrs. P. V. Shambaugh. Mrs. Hart Stoddard. Mrs. Ernest Jennings, Mrs. John Baker. Mrs. Thomas Leonard and Mrs. Walter Eager. Four new members have been appointed on the Girl Scout Council. Mrs. P. V. Shambaugh. rs. ‘rnest Jennings. Mrs. Thomas L um and Mrs.‘ William Manson. p~ nominate Mrs. Sarah Crawford and Edward M. Hubbcll. These two Be- publicans were representatives in General Assembly in the last term. Because of wet grounds. Manager Jack Moddack of the Owl football team decided to postpone the open- ing of the football season until next Sunday. The Westport team was scheduled to play the strong Jack- son Stars of Bridgeport. Both men. agers agreed to cancel the game. The Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Trinity church are meeting with Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie at her Linden lane home this afternoon. Plans for the beginning of the fall work will be made. Will Feature (Continued from page Eight): h him with a powerful physique. and he has picked up the knowledge of listicuffs rapidly. No less a Judge than old San Langford, the Boston Tar Baby. predicts that Sharkey will defeat the perennial heavyweight challenger. Wills Has Been Reeling. Wills is an oldtimer at the box- ing game. much older than many be- lieve he cares to admit. He hasn't gone through the experience of A has been fiking it easy for the last ponen‘. occasionally when the purses came without much effort. His long experience in the ring has made Wills a postmaster at de- fcnse. At the art of tying lip his opponent's arms and crowding and jostling him out of position Wills is most proficient. The Negro will have a twenty pound weight advantage on Sher- key. but the Bostonian will have at decided edge in age and speed. his gym work \tbe past week. Shar- key has Displayed impressive boxing skill. fast footwork and lots of energy. He ls sure to be the aggres- who starts eesy'and goes no faster than the occasion demands. In the pose Jimmy Derrach in a ten round lnariea. . Broadway Arena Might. youths who is imbued with street ‘ dbpleyod by De th, the Jack ter is in for an unpleasant evening. The bout is scheduled for ten rounds but it isn't likely to go that far. , Billy White and Sammy Vogol ': should furnish plenty of action in their ten-rounder, and Hilario Herb . tines and Georgia Beiduc will mingle in another clash of top rounds. too-mile motor road between the m m . The Republican caucus select candidates to run as repre ativcs from this town will be hel n the Town hall this evening at his - expected the Republicans it re. hard ring battle in many years. He , few years, taking on a suitable op.- f ‘1 " ear, for Wills is the kind of boxer ' semi-final George Courtney will up- go.‘ and there will be several prelim- . Tonight's attractions at the New fl Broadway Arena will include Arthur ' De th. one of the heavyweight .7 ambitions. De Kuh will meet Sailor Hosted and Judging from the one!!! . Al the result of a new agrerieu . law. many tarmors In Luthuanle are - bocorning landowners. The low side in the purchase of acreage and com- peis_the buying of seed. implements. attic and other amenities for afo-
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