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EIPLOTIIIT
Itreyod. last. Found it
LOST—Bank book No. 1174. Finder
please return to City National
bank of So. NOI’WIlll.
LOST—White gold wrist watch with
“UK strep between East Ave. and
Elisabeth St. Watch valued as
ltospsalte from late father. Will
tinder please return to Sentinel 0f-
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AUTOIOTIVE
Autcnsohilcn line set. it
1025 DODGE COUPE—Completely
overhauled. Six good tires. '2
brand now. fully equipped. Must
be sold at once. Call 3000 after
a p. m.
WORD TOURING CAR—Good rub-
bcr. good mechanical condition.
Price reasonable. Apply Norman
eylor, Vincent Court. Ilowayton.
Call evenings.
1026 HUPKOBILE—Glub Man.
Perfect condition. Cheap. Royal
Auto Painting Cc. Concord St.
Phone .01.
19:5 Model it Master 8 Buick. 4
pe-onger coupe. In perfect cohdi.
lion both exterior finish and mo—
chanicnlly. run only 10,000 miles.
1924 Durant Touring. A roal'buy.
1025 Model 160 Naah 0 passenger.
6 door sedan in splendid condition.
Run 7.000 miles. Mechanically per
fact and exterior fine upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must
noon to be fully appreciated.
THE NORWAiJf FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1181 is Well Std Norwnlh
FOR SALE—One 1025 Essex conch.
You can drive it out for $100.00
down. Small monthly payments.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE
Wesiport
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Repairing—Service Stations. 1|
Repairing on all makes of care.
scorers by' thd day. week or month.
your unwashed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
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I-In Memoriam
h—Funorel Directors
d-Monumenls. Cemetery Lots
1? 9—Societiee and Lodges
'3 WWW" °°"'¢"°° "‘ a plumber. Tel mt
posses by prompt payments.
BUSINESS SERVICE
NOCNCE Blaine-WWI“! ts
AN CARPENTER WORK—OK all kinds
I’D'mh' wanted. Dey work or contract.
First class workmanship tuar-
entood. New work or Jobbing at
reasonable pricee Real Estate
bought and sold. Phone 0'13.
to—um and Found FIRES.
_ brouo'rlvs— ‘ Notice
~Aulomobl|o Agencies Prevent Fires
—Automobiies For Sale
A‘ Auto Trucks For Sale
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ill—lilotorcycies end Simian
il—Wanted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE—
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19—Bulldlng end Contracting
21-Drotsmeking and hfilllnely
tau—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
fl—lnnurenco and Surety lends
:ii-Tmcking—Storago
.SB—Painting. Paper-lug. Decorat-
ing
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to—Taiiorlng end Preming
ll—Wanted—Buslne- Servido
' EMPLOYMENT-—
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VIZ—Help Wanted—Female
lt—Heip Wanted—Male
di—Help—uele and female
li—Boiioitors. alive-all. with
80—Situations Wanted—Female
t‘l-flituationo Wanted-mic
"FINANCIAL-
* ss—Ruainese Opportunities
iii-lioney to Loin—Mortgages
STRUCTION— .
‘dt—Lcoal I, ucticn Clause
dd—Musica‘? Dancing. Dramatic
dd—Wanted—Instructicn
LIVE STOCK’— ’9
d‘l-Dogs. Cate Other Jta ‘
dd—Hcrsoa. Cattle. Vehicl-
ds—Poultry and Suppl.
so—Wanted—Livo .
unannoun— .1
Si—Articles For Sale "
Ibo—Barter end Exchange
52—- and Aces-cries
lf—Buil ing Materials
ld—Buslneu end Office Equip-
. meat
-' —Fartn am .-nry Products
-Fuel. Fecu. l-‘ertlliner
—Good Things to Eat
59—Houeehold Goods .
co—Jewolry. ‘Watehen. Diamonds
Ci—Mschinery end Tools
62—Muslcal Merchandise
Che—Radio Equipment
dl—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
ld—Spcciulo at the Intel
oil—Wearing Apparel
dd-Wantod-Tc Buy
iOMS AND BOARD—
d‘l—Rooms With Board
"—Rooms Without Board
dt—Rooms for Housekeeping
Iii—Vacation Pinon
‘ll—Whero to Eat
u—Whoro to Stop in Town
'll-Wasltod—Roomn or Board
'_REAL ESTATE FOP BENT-
fd—Apertmsnia end l'iats
fs—Ruaine. Places for Rent
‘lt—Farmo end land For Rent
fi—Hounen For Rent
ft—Ofdoss and Desk Room
fs—Ihore and Iiountain — l'or
Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-
R—Brokern in Real Estate
lz—Busins- Property For Isle
sa—i‘urms and land he his
ld—Bounea For his
skim For Sale
u—Shoro and lountain b For
Sale
tI—Suburben For Sale
tt—Tc auctioneer-ital Meta
ID—Wsntod—Ileal Estate
llb‘l‘itiNS—lJiOAh-v
so—Anetion Pelee
u—tasst liotioee “ cl
Chimneys scraped end cleaned 84.00
. Chimneys rspointed
All,,,kinds of ladder work. brick
.1535 men:- :‘fld mini“
amt co; Tel 3030.
First A New Sis. Ear: Norweik
DO FINE UPRIGHT PIANO—Oak OI“.
Situations Nantfl—Iaie If
HANDY IAN—Building and alone-
tag cesspoolst grading. hhdgs eut-
iing; lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James lruller. ti
Taylor Ave. Phone “l1.
INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing. Drsntltio es
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Mien J. De-
iioo. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 6 Putnam Ave. 80. Norwalk.
Near West Ave.
Farm AM‘DIII'! Producu Id
POTATOES — Select Long Island
well cured lvlntor potatoes. direct
by boat now obtainable. T. Smith
McKinley Place Rowayton. Phone
aslsw.
‘ muons Goods l‘ss
A NEW CABINET gee reuse. $85.
Porch rockers end other furniture.
Cell s Myrtle St.. off East Ave.
piATTRESSES—Plos ”rim Wh-
icne and Pillows of ell kinds
reeds. renovated and repaired
Telephone til. Norwels ”nurses
Co. is Franklin Street. South
Norwslk.
Musical Merchandise OI
excellent tone. good action. Bar-
gain for quick buyer. 8186. Easy
terms arranged. Act promptly if
you wen‘. this bargain“ Come in
today. Fox Piano Co., North stain
St. Sc. Norwalk.
UPRIGHT PIANO—For sale at a
reasonable price. Call Telephone
“26.
Wanted—To lluy .0
WANTED TO BUY — Itowboata.
Fitzgerald Co. First St. end New
St. East Norwalk. Phone 1080.
near. serene roe tam
Rooms wallet Board or
FOR RENT-Steam heeted furnish-
ed front. room. newly decorated.
Near C. t K. Hat factory. Desir-
able location on troligy lies. Gor-
ngc. l-‘hone 2001-W.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Plate ‘li
MADISON ST.—5 room apart-
ail improvements. Rent
Apply Dr. Slomnn. Phone
26
. ment,
$30.
8129.
FOUR ROOMS-All improvements.
furnace and bath. Centrally io-
cnted. Telephone 2755.
25 STUART AVES-A large rooms
end bath, all improvements. first
floor. Inquire on premises.
WOOSTER It DAVIS
A. is. WOOSTER ii. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. I. Patent
Office.
itii‘Mein street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on'Patents.
UPHOLSTERING —— end cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
end upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Borgstrcm. New
I. 0. O. i". Bldg. So. Norwslk.
meaning. Dyeing. Renovating SO
HELLO Blur—New list! No. the
old one cleaned blocked end
trimmed books swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Bat Shop. 11 N Help at. l.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
WWW as
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds ic-
cei end long distance trucking
. Piano hoisting. Special vens- for
moving. I ton lack dumps. too
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
sot-ii nights.
r mm!!!“
Km weeps-rents is
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS-0n
ladiee' coats. Good pay. Regular
hours. Rubin Bros. mg. Co.. on
Water St. So. Norwalk.
LTD RENT—Furnished or unfurnish-
104 SOUTH MAIN sax—s rooms. all
improvements. Heat. 17: South
Main St.. 5 rooms. all improve-
ments. heat. Inquire. 202 Flax
I-Ilii road. or phone It“.
FIVE ROOM FLAT—With ell mod-
crn improvements. 41 Cedar St.
good location near Wed Ave. gar.
age if desired. Inquire 37 Cedar
St. " '
' ed Groom house all improvements
in the Marvin Beach Tract. Elliott
St. and Gregory Blvd. Rent rea-
sonable. Phone 8114.
REAL ESTATE 1'03 RENT
' Apartments and Plate
It
APARTMENT -— Consisting of five
large rooms with beautiful sun
parlor. heat, hot water, Janitor
service. Pine location, beautiful
porches. also four room apert-
mant. Adults. 3 East Wall St.
Phone "08.
EAST NORWALK — Colonial type
house of 0 rooms and sun porch.
all improvements. fireplace. tieam
heat. also garage. Phone 4258 or
cell 0 Merinnmve" Mervin Beach.
I ROOM FLAT—Third floor No. 8
Railroad Ave. For particulars C.
Swarts Old Well Cigar Co. Wash-
ington St.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER
A good home. steady work. Amer-
ican family of two. Trolley to Nor-
.1 passing door. Not lonely.
B - 'er, Highland Ave.. opposite
Fa Estate. Telephone 075.
GIRL OPERATORS - Wanted. on
‘ Singer sewing machines. Neat
world good pay. Apply Poisky'e
Dram Shop. 45 Railroad svonuo.
South Norwelk.
SALESLADIES— Wanted. Good
pay. apply at once. If. Landau.
In to 81.00 Store, 127 Washington
a" .
WHITE GIRL—to do light house-
work. Part or ‘full time; good
wages. small family. G. Meyers. to
Putnam Ave. Phone "II-J.
SALESLADIES —- A nd alters
hands for coat and dre-
Btate experience and salary a
ted. Address Confidential elo
tinel Office
SALESLADIES. steady employ-
ment. good salary to start. With or
without experience. References re-
quired. Apply at once.
J. J. NEWBERRY CO.
Main St.. Norweik.
Halli-Isle as” I’d-ale as
WANTED—Cocks 875 up. Coupin
sits up. novel heussworhorn.
both white and colored. _Appn
Norweih employment agency. so
Well I. Phone sass.
HESSENGER BOY will find ex-
cellent opportunity fer psrmnnunt
ice. attest save endeared from sth
grade. no a steady worer and bring
references with you. Apply to In.
" everything. Largo lot. 2 car sar-
5 ROOM HOUSE—Ail improve-
ments. furnace heat. 87 Felrdold
Ave. Rent 360‘. Phone ms. "
THREE ROOMS—Part improve-
ments. Apply Mrs. P. P. Mallo-
ney. 5: Van ant St.
Houses For Rent 1'!
d ROOM HOUSE—Ali improve-l
ments. 2 minutes to trolley car.
House is in good condition. Phone
Mai-d.
DoniaeeePchrtylbrSale s2
BUSINESS CORNER— Rowayton.
large store, 12 rosin house. small.
house and two lots. Gann. Tole.
phone 1171.4.
REAL ESTATE l'OE SALE
Eonmhedeio so
' . DISTRICT - Two family
ou- part improvements all hard
wood floors ".000. Real hints
and Insurance. , The Tammany
A:e:tcy. 12! Washington St. Phone
8 i . ~
SIX ROOIf ‘HOUSDéb-All modern
conveniences. residential section.
South Norwaiit. near railfoad sta-
tion. Owner. It 0. Box No. 001
South Norwalk.
I’OR SALE—Ono etx room house.
lot I. n 150 No. 57 Bolden Ave.
Price 85.500. Robert Jceeloff. T“.
if”. or William F. Hoyt 5 lots.
Tel. “3. 9
FOR SALE—Near m M
il'ineiergeaewsroomhsusanae
ags. Pine built house. Price 3..
playing cards.
shake a stick at.
game to win!
Gaming-But Not Gambling
Many people have acquired the hebi of
regularly reading The Sentinel A-B-c
Section just because it is e pursuit which chords '
them as much pleaguro as a fascinating game.
They become as familiar with the dldereut
classification letters and numbers as other folks
are with Malt Jongg “characters” or ordinary
But there's one outstandingly distinctive
feature to the game of seeking opportunity
through the classified columns.
It isn't a game of chancel
. Most games have numbers and letters to
confine and intrigue one—but the alphabetical .
and numerical notations of the classified section
V" are introduced for exactly the opposite reason.
They remove all elvents of chance and instant-
ly show you more opportunities than yOu can
Read the classified ads daily—and play the‘
TEE A-I-O Classified Ads
_ Always the Isms—In Service
Always Different-In Opportunity
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REAL ESTATE 303 SALE.
Houses For Silo N
FOR SALE or FOR RENT—Wil-
son nvonuc. Rowsyton. seven
room cottage. with all modern
improvements, addi‘l- til East
50th St. New York City.
LARGE HOUSE -- Newly painted.
'garage. Inquire 33 Quinlan!
Ave. 1
Lots For Sale as
Have you any kind of property‘
for sale‘l—Ilounes, lots. business
bl oils of acreage? We're having m
d and for business opportunities.
If you have a good Maine. for sale.
consult on.
THE FUDGE REALTY C0.
155 Washington St.
Tel 550.
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Auction Sales
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
Court. Oclober 7. A. 1).. 1926.
Estate of James II. O'Hara. late of
Norwalk in ssid‘Distribt. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the DD-
lrict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for thayrcditcrs of said En.
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their ewounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be dobarr-
ed a recovery. All pencils indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
M. ALICE O'HARA
Exocutrix
or Tammany d; Connery.
”‘ Her Attorneys.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as: Probate
Court. September 37. A.D.. 1928.
Estate in Connecticut of Freder-
ick Seymour late of East Orange,
Oil
cussmsn Eisner
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
ll'lg construction and tone.
tire prevention equipment ocs~
tribute much to your list.
But tire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and financial is. an s ro-
shlt of fire.
a
Be sure your ianraus is
adequate and ocrroetly op-
pliod. We will gladly inspect
Mr iiro risks.
d
Insurance and Reel lhtato
mutton as
Operators
. Q
Wanted
Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.
much “co.
s
127 Washington St.
South liorwelk
Essex County, New‘Jorsgy. d-u ‘
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
nilcwdl six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Thoso who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. Within laid time. will be debnrr-
ed a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to‘
JULIA C. SEYMOUR.
Executrlx
25 Yale Terrace. West Orange.
New Jersey
A silver wig one-twelfth of an
inch in diameter will support a
weight of 188 pounds.
OUT OUR WAY
SCRADOER
too. Part use. N. 1. Byxboe. is' l
OonAmnatNgrwalg.
Somers & Somers -
THE PAINT PEOPLE
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some“ so. sonwsne
so We‘ll so. s-io Railroad Are.
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chansons DISPLAY
Frat SALE
Seven room house with all mo-
dern improvements. located near
the armory. Price “.000.
So. Norwelk. modern seven room
house with sun parlor. hot water
heat. open lire piece. corner lot.
Price $11,000.
For these or any others consult
CW3: C0.
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{AND No State.
OF A STRUGGLE.
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use: was A
Tree Specialist -
NEVER IDLE
A. H. Kellner
TREE SPECIALIST
Phone 272
Westport
Test Answers
Here are the answers to the ques-
tions which appear on the comic
I—Erncst Torrcncc.
z-Florida.
3—Hnmiiton, New York.
i—Charlcs Dickens.
fi—Iiarrirt Beecher Stop-c.
d—An English authoi- whose
chief works were concerned with
life on the sea.
7—Oreat Salt Lake. Utah.
s—Amason.
9—-—.\ species of rclndccr.
IO—Nov. ll, 1918.
Gains Decision
(Contiii'ucd from Page Fourteen.)
Pete Couvarls, Gr‘pek Junior
lightweight champion, for. on a foul
in the ninth round of the ten round
semi-final bout with Johnny Lew-
son. of Allentown. Pa.. when Cou-
varin was disqualified by Referee
Young McAuliffo for hitting his op-
ponent low. Ccuvarin was easily
winning on points until the tinex»
pectcd occurrence.
Perry Sherman. colored heavy-
weight of Greenwich. won the deci-
sion over Roscoe Hall, also colored.
of Stamford. after six rounds of
fighting.
Tommy Reilly of Pat Chester do.
feated Young Augie Stamford in
the opSlng four rou d bout.
Speaking of France one is remind-
ed bf the old saying that when a
man loans money to a friend he is
very apt to lose not only the money
but the friend—Tho Argus.
Scientific chcmlr‘. who propose
to do away with sleep have reason
to expect a popular reaction toward
doing away with scientific chemists.
Weston Loader.
A state of war was annulled by
royal decree in Spain. and that
seems to illustrate the difference
between war and a slate of war. —
Louisville Times.
Houses For Sale
FOR SALE—beautiful homey 6
room house. all improvements. in-
cluding open fire place. cedar
cloget. sunken bath. heat, large
open porch. Also 1 car garage. On
lot 60 x us. Price 81.600. Terms
can be arranged to suit purchaser.
Inquire Taylor on Golden Co.. Te-
lephone 1:30, So. Norwaik Trust
Co._ Bldg.
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fif.sfl066LE
A‘ RlFLE
AIMED A'TWEEN
SHoo ,H .
woes. inflows
steam: HIM room
“ii'i‘ LEDC-ttsi Heart's
vol-tan «new come -
a
standardst will not date
an infinitely ea Victorian styles did.
They believe women will never again
wear the long heavy gowns of past
generations.
antenna DISPLAY
See or Call
Walter R. Ceilings
REALTOR
28 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
s
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
Stuart Ave. 8 room house
in beautiful condition. Lot
50 x 300. Will sacrifice for
$6,500. Terms. Here’s a
home worth owning. Act
noivl
Spring St. 9 room house at
Bargain Price, $4,800. Ex-
cellent Terms. Don’t hesi-
t at e t o investigate. This
chance won’t last long.
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
BOSTON BEARS
,lN groom
The Boston Beers will meet a re-
.iuvlnsted eleven in the Brooklyn
Horsemen. when they clash at
Commercial Fold. Sunday afternoon
in an American Football league bat-
tle. Coach Ed hicNeeley has been
driving his big scarlet and black
squad through hard scrimmage ses-
sions every afternoon since it was
humbled by George Wilson's Pacific
Coast Wildcats.
“No man in certain of his Job on
my team." Coach Mcheley told
President Humbert J. Fugnsy. in.
night. They‘ll au have to battle for
their Jobs. and the Jhlnute one shows
in his plece.’.’
McNeeleymas been concentrating
on the liqedn aii progtlco sessions
ever since‘ the Wilson machine
showed that department to be the
weak spot in the Horsemen's game.
From tackle to tackle has been the
big defensive problem that life-
Neelcy has had to solve.
He is confident that the backfield
led by Captain Hurry Stuhldreher,
and augmented by such stars as
Elmer Leyden. also a. member of the
famous Four Horsemen of Notrs
Dame. and Earl Britton. famous run-
ning mate of Red Grange at Illinois.
is equal in skill and power to any
offensive on the American league
circuit.
I'll bank on those fellows to get
no points." .McNecley has said: “If
I can develop a. line to giv' them
some help there should be nothing
to the race. We’ve got two more
semen with the Wildcats and I still
think that We've got more to fear
from the Philadelphia Quakers md
Red Orange's Yankees than from
Wilson's club.
“Mark my words. wc‘ll best Wil-
son and his crew when they return
here for their second game. And
we'll also take-the third from them.
Twin Daughters of ‘~
Lord Ruthven in
Academy Exhibition
Lord Ruthvsn's debutatite twin
daughters continue to dress identi-
cally and are so similar in face and
figure that even their close friends
cannot tell them apart until they
speak. A portrait of these two bob-
bed misses in modish evening gowns
was one of the features of the Bri-
tish Academy exhibition last winter.
and raised much discussion as to
whether it is possible for anvrtist
to paint artistic full-length portraits
of women in
odern short skirts.
Most of t e old-\me portrait
painters agree that modern modes
are death to artistic effort. but the
ultra-modem young painters insist
that the scent raimont of the mod-
ern mine is quits in keeping th art
ctures
signs of slippln'g I'll have a new one,
wall lEAGUE
sums NAME
ALMEEllNG
Will Be Called Fairficld
County Basketball
League — J’ori Chester
Out.
Seven- teams were represented m
the third meeting of the baakcllirl'l
league held at the Westport Y. M. i'
A. lantmlght. President Charles Mu
honey presided at the session.
After the roll was called it one
found that Port Chester was not n
presented. Paddy Morukc. apt-alum-
for Port Chester stnlr'd that llln
would not enlor'iho league bocauhh
of their inability to secure a hom-~
court. '
At the same time Manager Do-
Cosla of the New Canaan team ox-
pluined to the meeting that he ul-
so would have to withdraw i‘roni 1h.-
lt-ague because of financial runuons.
He pointed out that several of his
players had been offered lllollt'y
from other managers and that tho
New Canaan team could not after.
to pay its players having such a small
community to draw from. l)cCosl.n
hold that he regretted the move i)...
cause he was very much interested
in the league. The meeting would
not hear of the New Canaan [cum
withdrawing from tho leaguv. All: r
considerable discussion 0Vi.’l‘ llm
matter Manager DeCosta said that,
lli.‘ would consider his Withdrawal
from thg league and call another
meeting of his players within a to“
days and make a definite statement
at the next meeting.
The question of a name for the
league was brought up. Managua
.‘icGarrie of the Ilcd lilcn suggested
Fairficld County League. as the
teams in the league are confined to
I-‘airfield county with the withdraw.
al of Port Chester. A vote was ink-
on and it was unanimously voted
that the league would be called the
I-‘airficld County Basketball League.
Prosident'Mahoncy then called the
attention of the meeting' to the fact
that Joseph LiVolsi. representing the
Stamford Blues would like to say ;-._
few words. Mr. LiVolsi took lhu
floor and explained to the meeting
that he was very indignant over the
fact that he was not invited to en-
ter the league. Ito explained that
he had one of the strongest teams
in the state and the only way to
make the lcaguc a success was to
have strong teams in the league. He
pointed out that the Stamford Reds
consisting of Junior players had beer
admitted to the league which did no.
or teams in the league. After con-
siderable discussion Mr. LlVolsl
made application for his entronCo
to the league. Tile application was
tabled and a committee consiatlr‘v
of Paddy Moruko and Do: '
lor was appointed to ;‘
strengfll of the Reds n
the next meeting. Jol
then as ed Mr. M
,«thougllt lint two teams
in Stamford. Moruke eta
thought they would. II
that he was in the sum
the Red Man and Norw
Five. LiVolsi told the me
if he was not accepted in th
he would play independent
Stamford.
The question of players was t
brought up. licharrlc suggest
that each team he required to have
eight players. three men to be local
four to reside in Fairflcld County
and one player out of the County.
DeCosts. then made a motion that
the teams carry six local players. one
in filrfleld county and one out of
the county. 0 motion was sec-
onded and c ried. The meeting
then adjourned until next Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock. at the West-
port Y. M. C. A.
Dining Lost Art
In Old London
LONDON. (AP)- Clubmen are.
complaining that dining is rapidly
becoming a lost art. The establish—
ment of a‘ full-fledged revue at the.
dinner hour in one of London's
largest hotels has provoked no end
of protest. Theatres complain that
hotels are really becoming show
houses without having 'tllcntrical
licenses. and gourmets say the day or
artistic dining is over.
“How can one appreciate delicate
dishes and fine wines when there are
allsorts of distractions in the dining
room?" one frantic clubmun asks.
“Jazz orchestras were bad enough.
but now one gets med reyues and be-
tween acts a lot of wild folks dance
the Charleston in and out among the
tables and make it impossible to
eat in peace."
Cafes which had no music and no
dancing are gradually falling in lino
with the'demand for entertainment
at meal time. Midnight follies and
after theatre revues havO'been nu-
merous for some time. but the din-
FALL USED'
su. m'dfumwm razors
ner~hour revue is a novelty.
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