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AUTOMOTIVE—
A- utomabile Manatee
11 Automobiles For Sale
il—Anto Trucks For his
is—Autc Accessories , , _ ,
it—Osreges—Autos for Hire
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BUSINESS SERVI
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10-Building and Contracting
21—Dre-meklug end Ililiiaery
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st—Painting. Paper-lug. Decorat-
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zs—Professionel Services
u—Repeiring end Refinishing
to—Taiioring end Pro-lug
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EMPLOYMENT-
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dt—Eelp Wanted—Female
00—Help Wented—Ideie
ti—Eelp—Mele end female _,
ss—aolieitors. Guava-en Agents
iHitueticns Wanted—Female
Ii—Situetious Wanted—Hue
FINANCIAL—
st—Bueiness Opportunities
40—Money to Loan-Mortgages
- INSTRUCTION-
40—10“! instruction Ole-es
44—Musloel. Dancing. Dramatic
id—Wented—Inetruction ‘
LIVE STOCK—
i‘l—Doa's. Cats. Other Pets
40—80 Cattle. Vehicles
40—Pcultry add Supplies
lo—Wented—u'e Stock
MERCHANDISE-
51- cles For his
Heal—Barterzand Exchange
bio-Boats and Moe
u—Building Materials ,
dd—Businees end Otncs Equip-
ment
fl—Farm end Dairy Products
os-nFuei. Feed. Fertiliser
oi—Good Things to; Eat
50—Household Goods '
so—Jeweiry. Watches. Dismoinie
01—Mechiuery end
n—Mueioei Idsrchendise
Chev—Radio Equipment
ss—Seeda. Plants. Flowers
di-—Speciele at the Stores
dd-Weering Apparel
ss—Wehtsd—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD-—
si-Roo'ms With Board
dd—i'tooms Without Board
dt—Rcoms tor Housekeeping
'lo—Vacsilon Places
ii—Wbere to Eat
”owners to stop in Town
is—Wanted-Itooms or Board
asst. asrs'ra run usur—
14—Apertments end‘l'iats
‘lI—nueineee Places for Item
is—l'arms end Land For Rent
ii—Eonsss lies Dent
tt—Ofdoes end Desk Room
n—dhore end lounteia I‘m
Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
R—lircksrs in Real hosts
sa-Busine- Property For his
u-l'brms and tend For his
lt-Iiousrs For his '
u...l.ots For hie
ts—Ghore and [contain -- re:
Isle .
I'l—lubnrben so: sale \
"—4-. age—uni lusts
ls—We ell-Real hints
sou-nonsensical...
sheaths miss.
Folks Wh Want
' lion both exterior finish and me-
‘ use: sacs—sum All kinds ic-
To Bu at
M
tween Osborne Ave., and Wash-
ington 8t. Will tinder kindly re-
turn it to hire. .1. lliholy. 14 0e-
liorno Avsl.
Losr DiAlilOND~8tickphi Sutur-
day. Reward it returned to Sen-
tinel Ottico. ~
LOST—White gold wrist watch
with link strep Thursday night be-
tween East Ave. and Elisabeth
street. Itowurd if returned to
Sentinel Office.
AUTOEOTIYB
Atitomobllt! For Sale ‘11
FORD TOURING CAR—Good rilb-
ber, good mechanical condition,
Price reasonable. Apply Norman
Taylor. Vincent Court. Roweyton.
1025 EUPMOBILE—Club Sedan.
Perfect condition. Cheap... Royal
_Auto Painting Co. Concord St.
Phone 001. ‘
045000—1020 Model Chevrolet Se-
dan. used nine months, perfect
condition. new tires. two spares.
Used by private party. F. .1. Mill-
er. a Compo Hill. Westport.
OVERLAND TOURING—cit. good
condition. $85.00. Phone 841..
SPECIAL USED CAR SALE
HUDSON BROUGHAM -—llke
new 01150
1020 OAKLAND LANDAU
SEDAN tine condition 075
{m OVERLAND DULUXE
SEDAN like new
nssnx FOUR-CYLINDER
926
COACH I75
LATE MODEL ESSEX COACH "I
LATE MODEL HUDSON
COACH 800
1920 CHEVROLET TOURING 100
WE HAVE SOME USED CARS FOR
$150.00 AND UNDER.
TEE ERWIN M. JENNINGS CO.
‘ 12 West Avenue.
A re-couditloned quality car is a
better buy then any new car at the
same price. ~
We have a 1924 model series 10-8
(Changed to 10-0) Franklin Sport
Sedan. re-Ducoed in Juniper Gray.
renickled and thoroughly rs—ccndi-
tioned. This car has disc wheels. end
u-unk. presenting a particularly
pleasing appearance. We will be glad
to demonstrate. '
In addition to the'Il‘ranklins above.
we have the following water cooled
bargains‘ror sale.
1015 Model _48 Master 0 Buick. t.
passenger coupe. [Merfect condi-
chenlcally. run only 10.000 miles.
A 1010 Hudson Coach. newly
painted. in splendid condition. run
only 15.000 miles. . .
1024‘ Durant Touring. A reel buy.
1025 Model 160 Nash 5 passenger.
idoor sedan in splendid condition.
Run 7.000, miles. Mechanically per
feet end exterior tine upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
TEE NORWALR FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1881 05 Wall St. Norwelk
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwnlk
Phone 1050
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
Wesiport ..
590 \
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ANNOUNCE“!!! MOW!
Blessed. Inst. head i! [1pr Wanted-Inmate es
LOS'r—llully's 'I'hcrmoevcage. he. cums WANTED—Apply Dr. Rich-
ards Co.. 41 West Ave., Norwalk.
OPERATORS—Experienced on 11er-
row Overlook and Singer Sewing
machines. Apply Star Union over.
all Co. Railroad Ave. So. Nor-
walk.
WANTED — Dressmakers. experi-
«need on line tailored dresses. Ap-
ply M. N. hieyohoir & Company.
15 Mere-in St. Norwelk. Conn.
TEA N 'I‘ E D — Handsewors. experi-
enced on finishing dresses. Apply
M. N. Meyehoi! a. Company. 10
hierwin BL. Norwelk. Conn. ‘
Help Wanted-leis
A YOUNG MAN—well acquainted
for collecting. Write stating wages
expected. Box Young Men.- clo
Sentinel Oitice. .
SALESMEN—two young men to
ccnnect'wlth National Organise-
tion. Salary. Write Box Salesmen.
clo Sentinel Office.
TWO BALEBMEN WANTED—Must
be experienced house to house.
This proposition is a new depar-
ture of a company widely adver-
tised and rated AAA 1. Address
Box 84: clo Sentinel.
YOUNG MAN—between 20 end 80
years old to learn well drilling
business. Good opportunity for
right party. Apply 7 Novak 8t.
Phone 402.
WANTED—10 men for machine
tire building. On second shift.
NORWALK TIRE d: RUBBER co.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED BIZERS
APPLY
THE CROFUT &
KNAPP COMPANY
Help-Nels and Male St
WANTED—Cooks I‘ll up. Couples
0100 up. generu houseworkere.
both white end colored. Apply
Norweik employment agency. 00
Well 8t. Plioosjus.
Situations Wanted—Female as
—O‘
WANTED—Work as cook or general
houseworkcr by the day or week.
To sleep home. While woman.
Telephone tut-W.
situations Wanted—Isis
fl
HANDY MAN—Building and clean-
ing cesspools: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. .larnee Fuller. 00
Taylor Ave. Phone 4411.
[NITRUOTION
Musical. new-:3. Dramatic u
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
llee. Pupil or New York College of
Music. 0 Putnam Are. So. Norwelk.
Near West ’4‘!
STOCK
Dogs, Date. Other Pets d'l
POLICE PUPPIEHcr sale. 8. 6
months old end 0, 5 weeks old.
Inquire Mrs. Fedor ii Laure St.
So. Norwelk.
meniscus
Itepetring—éervicsStetione Id
Repairing on all makes or cars.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
0 Elinbeth St. Tel 4127
BUSINESS SERVICE
Busine- mattered Io
CARPENTER WORK—ct ell kinds
wanted- Day work or contract.
First clam workmanship tuei'h
enteed. New work or sobbing at
reasonable prices. Real Estate
bought end sold. Phone 47!.
FIRES.
Notice ~
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned 04.00
Chimneys repolntsd
All kinds of ledder work. brick
end steel drilling ' ‘
1H reld Co. Tel 0000.
First A ew nu. East Norwelk
WOOSTER e DAVIS
A. I. WOOS'I‘ER , M. W. DAVIS .
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent
Office. _
1113 Help street. BrileDOrt.
dead for Booklet on Patents.
UPBOIJTERINO — end cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
. and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergetrcm. New
‘I. O. 0. i". Bldg. do. Norwelk.
gust-s. bros. Mons so
HELLO Elma—New hat! No. the
old o cleaned blocked end
trimm Looks sweii' Who did
the .iohi' ThePrsetieel Renovat-
ing Eat Shop. 11 N Main It. I.
Norwelk Conn. up 1 night stairs.
e sathtied customer is our aim.
lmmm es
oel and~iong distance trucki
hrmAndDeiryProducts as
POTATOES - Select Long Island
well cured winter pctatoes. ding:
by boat now obtainable. T.‘ Smi
McKinley Place Rowayton. Phone
3540W ‘
Honcho“ Goods I.
GOOD COOKING STOVE—For sale.
Imiuire 11 Lincoln Ave. 80. Nor-
wallt.
“nausea-nos outlast. Cush-
ions end Pillows ct ell. kinds
loads. renowned end repaired
Telephone 011. Not-walk Hsttrees
Co. 40 Franklin Street. loath
Norwelk.
Muslim Merohaiflilo II
EASE—Cabinet Grand u o r i g h t
0 piano. Dark Oak, looks like new.
Also baby carriage, Phone 1741.
FINE UPRIGBT PIANO-Oak eese.
excellent tone, good action. Ber.
gain for quick buyer. am. Easy
terms arranged. Act promptly it
you want this bargain. Come in
today. Fox Piano Co.. North stain
St.. So. Norwelk.
Wanted—To Buy es
WANTED 'ro BU! - Bowboets.
Fitsggeld Co. First at. end New
St. East Norwelk. Phone 0000.
DIAL ESTATE POEM
Rooms With noel-d er
a PUTNAhI AVE—Near West Ave.
8o. Norwelk. rooms end board in
private family. Tel. "ii-W.
ltoon-Withoutloesn es
ROOM—Beth and. board in private
family ordered to women willing to
let payment go not in rent. but
in part time service mperlng
simple breakust“ end supper.
Write Box 175, It. If. D. 4!. Nor-
walk. “
Plano hoisting. Special vane for
moving. 0 ton sleek dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
004-14 debts.
masters:
as. wastes-resale ss
EXPERIENCED OPERATono—On
ladies’ coats. Good pay. Regular
hours. Rubin Bros. Mfg. Co.. 00
Water 30. lo. N k.
max. ornaaro Wanted. on
singer sewing lace. Neat
work. good ply Pctsky‘e
Dram lhep. 40 avenue.
South‘ieorwaik.
.mnmprnsé-wumo. cm
on. epply'at once. sou-sen.
DIAL ESTATE 1'03 new
Apartments and flats at
~IN NEW BUILDING—Four rooms
end bath. All improvements end
steam beet. furnished. Next to
Washington School. Inquifi at 00
cedar at. and admit Ave.
is MADISON 5T. —- I room apart-
ment ell improvements. 000.00, at
birth lists at. 4 Min apertmdnt
with bath. ell improvements.
non BENT—die’rcem apartment to
let tile bath end'kltchen in
the best decades. with all im-
provements.» Ales garages to let.
Rent etc.» without heat. Inquire
. or White. “laws dire
01—year!“
‘ .
S‘s-to 01.00 lane. 10? Washington
' ‘one me -
d
. 2
l .
m
. ' ~L II
$25.00. Apply Dr. Siomen'. Puss .
0110.
3“- t
tb—SOUTl-I'
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spirits. CONN. TUESDAY,OQTOBER12; rm
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playing cards.
It isn’t a game of
shake a stick at.
game to win!
Many people have acquired the habit of
regularly readil q The Sentinel A-B-C Classified
Section just because it is a pursuit which adords
them as much pleasure as a fascinating game.
They become as familiar with the diderent
classification letters and numbers as other folks
are with Mah Jongg “characters” or ordinary
But there's one outstandingly 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 nuiilerical 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
a Read the..classiflcd ads daily—and play the
TH! A-B—O Classified Ads
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Always Different-In Opportunity
Not Gambling
chancel
Phone 2013-.1.
28 GREGORY BLVD—on Nov. 1st.
Nice. large. pleasant apartment. 5
rooms and bath. with all improve-
ments. Telephone 1230-21.
5 ROOMS—and both. second floor.
all improvements, good location.
East Norwelk. Inquire. 21 Fort St.
Telephone 2218. ,
To RENT—Furnished or unfurnish-
0dr! room house all improvements
in the Marvin Beach Tract. Elliott
St. and Gregory Blvd. Rent ree-
sona‘ble. Phone 8114.
ROOM FLAT—Third floor No. 3
Railroad Ave. For particulars C.
Swarts Old Well Cigar Co. Wash-
ingtcin St.
5 ROOMS—And sun parlor. Lgar-
ages. all improvements. Steam
eat. 000.00. 181 Flax Hill Rd.
‘trst floor. Phone :32.
noon noose—Au improve-
ments. furnace heat. 01 Fairileld
Ave. Rent 060. Phone 0010.
THREE ROOMS-—Pert improve-
ments. Apply Mrs. P. P. Meho~
neyisz Van last at.
93‘ WOODWARD AVE—4 room
flat. all improvements. Inquire. 51
ml: Main St.. or 4 Concord Si.
Iophone 2610.
Business Pieces “client 75
8:00 SQUARE FEET -— Storage
space. Ground floor. situated in
business section. Double doors.
trucks drive in and out. Beat it
desired. Inquire 50 North Main St.
80. Norwnlk Ior particulars.
I BusinesPeopertylbrSeie 02
postman CORNER— Rowaytcn.
Large store, 12 room house. small
house and two lots, Gsnn. 'I‘ole-
phone 1178-4.
Germany's government construc-
tion projects are relieving the unem-
ployment situation there.
Mexicans are taking to American,
sporting goods.
OUT OUR WAY
m1. semen: 103 um: REAL ISTATI roe BALI
Apartment:- and stats '14 homes Ila sale 84
FOUR-PLEASANT—Rooms for rent. FOR SALE-beautiful home)! 6
Newly decorated. Also garage. ln- room house. 8" improvemgnts. in-
quire o Burbank so. 80.. Norwelk. cludlne“ open fire place. cedar
Phone 735, closet. sunken bath, heat. large
open porch. Also 1 car rage. On
FOUR ROOMS—And bath, ll“ 111“ lot 50 x 185. Price 01.6 . Terms ‘
provcments. steam heat. hi"!- can be arranged to suit purchaser.
wood floors. fireplace. Also 6 and lnuulre Taylor a Golden (35., mo.
7 rooms. 122 Woodward Ave. lepllone 1330' so. Norwelk nun
C0,. Bldg.
“1181‘ DISTRICT - 'i‘wo temily
house part improvements all hard
wood doors ".000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. III Washington St. Phone
33“.
ROOM HOUSE—Third at. East
Norwelk. inquire C. 1". Weeks.
Second St. Phone 4107-W
FOR SALE—One six room house.
lot 60 x no No. 57 Beldon Ave.
Price ”.500. Robert Joseloff. Tel.
1800. or William F. Hoyt 8 Son.
Tel. 435.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Seven room house with all me-
dern improvements. located near
the armory. Price 88,000.
50. Norwelk. mode seven room
houso‘vlth sun pal-Kr. hot water
heat. open tire place. corner lot.
Price 311.500.
For these or any othcrgconsult
CANTY &‘ CO.
mailers-insurance
11 So. Help at. Phone 800
Fireproof your .
business
1333'
Modern 'methode of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your eetety.
But fire insurance pieces the
one sure protection between
you and financial to. as a re-
sult of ore.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
yu- iirs risks.
J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
86 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
TELEPHONE 0|
Somers & Somers
THE PAINT PEOPLE
wrnnow canons
ramrs
ROOF COATINGS
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
so We'll St. 8-10 Railroad Ave.
Vi'k‘. llELIVER
Tree Specialist
FOR SALE—Near Mervin Beach.
l-‘lnc large new 0 room house. lies
vverything. Large lot. 2 car ger-
age. Fine built house. Price $0.-
500. Part cash. N. L Byxbee, 12
Cove Ave., East Norwelk.
$1.000 CAfli—New 2 ismily 2 story
and basement frame house. Fair—
neld Park, 10 rooms. 2 baths.
built in tube, electrielights. we-
ter. and sewer. Two separate
bee. g systems. Lot 50x100.
Cement sidewalks. PRICE 811.-
000. Phone am.
’7‘"
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
Attractive bungalow with all modern
improvements. Large lot. has shade
and fruit trees. garage. East Nor-
walk.
HOME REALTY COMMNY
g.
moors-ls ea
Have you any kind of property
for sale ?-Iicuses. lots. business
blocks of acreage? We're having -.
demand tor business opportunities.
It you have a good businem for sale,
consult us.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
105 Washington at.
Tel 550.
There are more then.four million
automobiles on terms.
THE CLASSIFIED columns are
more helpful than y0u imagine.
Size or Call
Walter R. Ceilings
aaamoa
23 N0. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE Barons
$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 famil house
—Fairfield Ave.,
. Norwelk. Ready for occu-
outh
pancy, Oct. 15. Very Desir-
able location, all improve-
ments.
Price $12,500 Terms
For innumerable
other listings call this
oifice any day.
_
Operators
Wanted
Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.
RABHOR C0.
127 Washington St.
South Norwalk
NEVER IDLE
A. H. Kcllner
TREE SPECIALIST
Phone 272 Weetport
Test Answers
TEST ANSWERS-—
Here are the correct answers to
the Columbus test questions which
appear on the comic page.
J—Chrlstopher Columbus.
Z—Gcnoa. .
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0—Wool-comhcr.
lO—Amcrigo \‘cspuccl.
Whitehall. iormerly believed to be
a distinct species of fish. is now
known to be the young of herrings.
sprats and other small fish.
Marco Polo. ancient Venetian
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- Best Location
in
CENTER OF CITY
Excellent Location
For Light Manu-
facturing or
Similar Purpose.
GOOD LIGHT ON
FOUR SIDES.
PilONE
NORWALK
2 7 3 9
I
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traveler. is solid to, have given Chine
the name Cathay.
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by people of sound judgment.
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. Lord Willi-gaunt. newly appointed
Lady Willingdon and ‘Musty,’ they
terrier. arrive to. hke up atheist
duties at Ottawa, (hnsda's capital.
. “Muely'a” duties. it is said, have
- ‘ not yet been defined.
Lgovernangcaerei oi Quads. with
There are no "idle rich." All are
kcpthusy dodging people who want
some of It.-—-Birmlngham News.
unanimously.
Mt To Sell Are Reached Through This Page
Ocean Hopper
“'hero Fonck failed, Paul Turn.
seen, another French World War
ace, hopes to succeed. Iie will at-
tempt soon to fly the Atlantic, in
competition for the $25,000 flay.
mond Ortcig prise.
“Tim” Sullivan
4Vice President,
State Masons
Timothy Sullivan. South Norwnlk
mason. was elected one of the vice-
prcsldcnts of the Connecticut
branch. .Bricklaycrs. Masons and
l’lasterers‘ International Union at
the annual convention in Dnnbury.
yesterday. Thomas Burns 0: Bridge.
port was elected president.
Other vice-presidents chosen bee
side the local man are: A. E. Goes.
lin of Bristol; Edward Lanlgan' ot
Danbury; I’ctvr Bnhn of New Ha-
ven; Robert McCarthy of New Lon.
don; Carl Hanson of Middletown:
Charles Hellyar of Hartford. and
Michael Kelly of Waterbury.
Steve Lengyei
Fined $20 For
Street Fight
Sieve Longyel, Railroad avenue.
was fined $20 and costs by Judge
Freeman Light. on the charge of as:
unit in the downtown city cour '
yesterday afternoon. He was arrest-
ed by Supernumorary Policeman
Kramer following a light in Rails
road avenue, Saturday evening.
Candidates
(Continued from Page One.)
M. Kent, Mrs. A. J. Rummler. Judge
Nehemiah Candcc was chairman and.
Mrs. Frank Goodyear, secretary.
Second Ward.
Attorney Richard 11. Ireland.
Councilman S t a n l c y Tullmadge.
Councilman Edward M. Guns. Coun-
cilman Harry Mather, Frederick
Kane. Marion S. Wadsworth. Arts
Light. Mrs. William Gainer and Mrs.
Julia. Doulcns.
Third Ward.
Prosecuting Attorney Cramcr C.
Hogoman, Ellis Howard, George
Ingham. Charles Keene and Mrs.
Tillie Day.
Fourth Ward.
Deputy Sheriff Edward J. Lycett.
Captain ,William H. Hoyt. Mrs. Mary
Mullins and Councilman John Mills.
Firth Ward.
Tax Collector Lawrence K. Paul,
Mrs. Fred Ambler and Wesley G.
Wood.
Darien Caucuses
Over 160 Darlen Republicans met
in caucus last night in tho Boyle
school and nominated G. Le Roy
Kemp. for representative. Mark W.
Norman id’ judge of probate. and
endorsed the candidacy ot the four
present incumbents for justices ot
the peace.
Harmony prevailed throughout
the party meeting. Ernest B. etc-
toot. chairman of the Republican
towncommittee. acted as chairman.
and Albert runner on clerk.
1n nomina ing Mr. Kemp for re-
presentative. Dr. Barry 1), Hanson
said in part: "It is essential that the
town select a good Republican tor
this office. for it will be necessary
to further legislation on the blind is-
sue tor the new high school. 1 think
the man who will live up to our ex.
pccietione is G. Le Roy Kemp.”
W. W. Ballard nominated the four
present Incumbents for Justices of
the peace. Dr. Barry D. Hanson.
Joseph C. Peetrick. John Seilock and
G, Frank Jones. In each case on
ballot was cast by the clerk. - 3'
Only nlde Democrats met for the
party caucus in the sclectmcn'e ..
room in the town hall last night. at '1‘
which Edwin Cooper was nominated '
by the party as its candidate for re- '
presentative in the General Assemb- .
C. F. Wegner. chairman of the
town committee. presided. and :4
Frank J. Merklen acted as clerk. In
each case one ballot was cast by
the clerk. Tax Collector Louis Jef-
ferson made all the nominations.
which were seconded and carried
For judge of probate. the Demo- ;.
orats endorsed the Republican can-
didate. Mark W. Norman, The fol-
lowing were nominated for justices
of the peace: Franklyn Lynch. V. R.
Pcoley. W. L. Austen and Carl Bren- ‘
ner. -
Edwin Cooper's lnomination comm. .‘
as something oi a surprise. It was ‘
knm that Cyril Crimmlns. who ;,
was defeated as Democratic eendi- ;‘
am last year. declined a mouth.
There are more than 10.000 regis-
tered clubs in Marion.
tion. but recy bed surrounded?
the Demcgtic ,c‘lee this ma
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