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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 15, 1926 · page 11

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~ This is the famous feed
that contains Cod Liver
, Meal. It’s just chock-
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pure egg-building ma-
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it. It’s all feed—every
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year, if you put: them
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Mayorality Post

.\ contest for' the ltcpiibllcaii
nomination for mayor of Stunifonl
at. the O. 0. 1‘. primary which will
be held October 20. loomed Wednes-
day. when the names of three men
were belnflnicntioned as possibili-
lit'l in addition to George 1‘. Row-
ell. whose candidaty for the nomi-
stion “as announced by him the
llay before.

George it lilies. ltusscll Waiter-
lury and Col. iluch L. Cooper were
reported us possible candidates for
the head or the city ticket.

t‘oopor Out or It

A.t'.i\,‘ll\‘tl iit his oilicu in NW
York. Colonel Cooper said lie was
not a candidate tor the nomination
and dorinml that he couldiiot tnko
the post. Colonel Cooper. who is a
hiller known. engineer. had been
prominently mentioned as a candi-
date during tho‘last few days.

Mr. Waterbury. the president of
”11' Lincoln Republican club. was
l'cpui'it'd iii; ii posslgle candidate at
that iiiuiinlzntion lit the primary
iii-ii \\'ednesday. M Waterbury
was absent from the ct today. and
it was stated he probably would
not rctutn til. i tho ili‘sl of next
ii'ctk.

ileum ll. lilies O

There was a report that George B.
lilies was being urged by his iriends
to enter it petition for the nomina-
lion.

Contests for the Ollitl‘ nominations
on tho citi thkct :ilso Stilllt‘d proli-
:ii\lc. for it was reported that the
Lincoln l‘irpiibilcun club would en-
tcr candidates in the word primaries
and possibly for the other city of-
iicre. This could not he i'i-riflcd iii-
day.

The time for the filing of petitions
expires 73 hours before the opening
of the pens which would be at it

 

 
 
 
 
 

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queen of the air.

The J- 3 has Just completed its maiden flight after being assembled and liiilnicil iii the n iiiil

air station. This photograph was taken lust betore the bus Muscles was scheduled IO.Il‘il\C o i ll iiiiil-“esti-rii

tour similar to that which brought

ii. iii.. Sundny, October 17.
l'riictictilly nli oi' the present
members ot‘ Iht! Common Council
will probably be candidates for
nomination i‘or I'l‘-t'lCl‘Ii(lII. it up.
peered. though none lliItI as yet doti-
nitcly iinnounced his candidacy:

 

‘ Arrange Dance In Stamford.
One of the biggest nffiiirs of tho
neon pill I)“ lll‘ltl this l'\'t‘Il-

n3. iii the lilli‘s auditorium, Stam-

ford. when Barney Rnpp and

Ills Victor Orchestra start playing

l‘oi a long evening of enjoyable

dancing. at this popular ballroom.
Messrs. McCornint‘k and Barry. oi

Bridgeport. are in charge of this nf-

fair and great credit" is due Ult'ln

for brlnxring such an exceptional
treat to Stamford and surrounding
towns.

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Certain scientists are working on
a scheme to abolish sleep—The new

 

baby has beaten them 'to it.—-.\linnc-
npoiis Journal.

disaster to the Shenandoah.
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Ma kenzie

Given German
“D. D.’.’ *Degree

iiiiornntlonsl recomitloii of in
high iicudeintc standins of the Han
rord Seminary .I‘oundatlon and of
tho ucliiovein nts of its president.
\Villliun Don Mackenzie. in .vyii.
tciiintic theology. institutional ad-

ministration and international
friendship. was disclosed at on im-
|.iessive reception in Mnciiviizii- Ii.lll
\\'i-dncsdny iiftcrnouii “in ll Illf‘l'u
inns conferred upon l'l"'.“l'lt‘ll' Mud.
outta the honorun' dance or tlltt‘lf‘l'
Of divclnity Aw tho l'nliiisiti of

(lit-seen. OerniimY~
The bostownl of this ileizrw foi-
iows the contracts which limo, Ill‘f‘ll

made between these two institution:-
by the exchange of students irisi.

 

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town, busldi- tho I";i".i’ii: ()ltllll. its
business district biilit on pilini: owr

the tide flats. has lfl'l‘l'lllf‘ i‘,ii- M‘I‘lltl‘

i 5 Genuine R. C. A. Tubes, matched

or a IlO\t‘l cold quest

liidir. itioiis of cold q l.’ .itx \H rn
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filing. Si- Zlf‘t ii i5 is imn; idl; lil'ly

idnrtrd for gold in t‘lllillllf‘l‘i'llll (lllllll-
titles nrxl to tho First National
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