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so—Jewelry. Watches Diamonds
dl—Iechinory end Tools
ot—Junioei Merchandise
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dd—Speciais at the Stores
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BSAL ESTATE Fill‘ RENT...
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lb—Beainese Places for Rent
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it" 03000]: COUPE—Completely
overhauled. Sis good tires. 1
brand new. tully equipped. Must
be sold at once. Cell 8000 after
0 p. in.
man 'rounmo can—oboe rub-
her. good mechanical condition.
Price reasonable. Apply Norman
Taylor. Vincent Court. Roweyton.
Cell evenings.
it” athlORlu-Club laden.
Perfect condition. Cheap. Royal
Auto Painting Co. Concord It.
Phone Ni.
"to Model es Master 0 Buick. 0
belonger coups. in perfect condi-
tion both exterior finish end me-
chanically. run only 10.000 milen.
1030 Durant Touring. A reel buy.
1915 Model 100 Nash 6 passenger.
0 door sedan in splendid condition-
III Il.000 milsn. Mechanically per
test end exterior line upbohteey.
Looks like new. This car moot be
seen to be fully appreciated.
Till. NORWALR FRANKLIN 00.
Phone "at at Well I. Nsrwelb
I'OR “LI—One ltti lune coesh.
You can drive it out tor 8100.00
down. Smell monthly payments.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norweik
Phone it"
CHEVROLET SALES a SIRVICS
Westport
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more”. in
Repairing en ell melee ed cars.
Item. by the day. week or month.
your ear washed while you wait.
AUTO IXORANGS GARAGll
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Amenlng large eenh cemmimioal.
introducing beautiful 00."
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Shoes. Actual samples furnished.
Write for territory. Style Arch.
Dppt. lot. Cincinnati.
linens- wanted—leis
BAND? lAN-Seiidieg and alone-
lsg cellos“: grading. Nae ante
ting. lawn mailings nineties. and
local uneven. James roller. ts
Taylor Ave. “Phone «ii.
nauseous
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POTATOES - Select long island
well cured winter potatoes. direct
by boat new obtainable. T. Smith
Idliniey Piece Roweyton. Phone
"00W.
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“misdeeds so
a-an CABINET gas range. sss.’
Porch rockers end other turnlture.
Call 0 Myrtle St. oil East Ave.
FURNXTURE—hiehogany d i at n g
room not. consisting of bullet and.
service oblong table. sis chairs.
formerly belonging to the Good-
rich family. in excellent condition
end pattern. Can be seen Monday.
between t and 0 p. m.. at old T.
id. 8. A. Bldg South Main end
Monroe Ste.
“Hamil-lion Springs. cash.
loan end Pillows et all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone Iii. Nos-well Mattress
(to. es l'renkiin Street. South
Norwelh.
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Gaming—But Not Gambling
Many people have acquired the habit oi
regularly reading The Sentinel A- 3-0 Classified
Section just because it is a pursuit which adcrds
them as much pleasure as a fascinating game.
They become as familiar with the dlSaront
classification letters and numbers as other folks
are with lists Jougg “characters” or ordinary
But there’ I one outstandingly distinctive
feature to the .game of locking opportunity
tied columns.
It isn’t a game oi chance! ,
Most games have numbers and letters to
coniuso end intrigue one—but the alphabetical
and numerical notations of the classified section
are introduced for exactly the opposite moon.
They remove ell elements of chance and instant-
ly show you more opportunities than you can
shake a stick at.
Road the classified ads daily—and play the
gems to wini
ran A.S~O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Didersnt—In Opportunity
near. miss roe can
lioness l‘or isle as
t Elisabeth St. Tel 0!" flash! Wine 08
enemas moron rmn armour piano—out case.
excellent tone. good action. Bar-
Btmtne. w Om I. gain for quick buyer. 8105. Easy
CARPENTER WORSn-ot all kind-
wantod. Day worh or «event.
First class workmanship iner-
enteod. New work or jobbinlr at
reasonable prices. Real Estate
bought and sold. Phone 4".
FIRES.
Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned to.”
Chimneys repointed
All kinds oi ledder wdrh. brick
end steel drilling
Fitzgerald Co. Tel 8000.
First a New Ste. Salt Nos-walk
. WUUSTER & DAVIS
A. I. WOOSTER Id. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.
liil Iain street. Bridgeport.
Send tor Boobiet on Patent.
terms arranged. Act promptly it
you want this bargain. Come in
today. For Piano 00.. North lain
Be. So. Norweik.
UPRIGHT PIANO—For sale at a
reasonable price. Call Telephone
“26.
Wettbebtorce dd
PlANO iNS’l‘RUG‘i‘lON.
Conservatory course. lites J./Do.
iloe. Pupil of New Terit College of
llueio. d Putnam Ave.. So. Norwalli.
Near West Ave.
Wanted-To tiny I.
WANTED TO BUY - Rowboete.
Fingoreld Co. First St. end New
' St. East Norwaih. Phone Iota.
300K! ANDBOARD
noes- witness new as
UPSOIJTERING — end ubinst
work. Picture framing mirrors
end ophoisterore' supplies. Chair
“hint; etc.“ A. Barium NOV ‘
l. O. 0. F. Bldg. 80. Norweih.
(leaning. Dyeing. Renovating so
HELLO Blur—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked end
trimmed beehoeweli Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Eat Shop. 11 N Main St... I.
Nos-walk Goon. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer in our aim.
laundering M
WANTSD-daundry to do at home.
Wort all head done. Mrs. 11.
Jackson. 12 Day St Phone I”.
Call evenings.
loving. Trucking W C
NAG! BROS—Sterner All kinds le-
osl end long dishnee flushing
Piano hoisting Special vans for
moving. a too Incl dumps. tea
Goon. Ave. Phone 810 Motor
800.14 ninhtn.
antenna!
lloip W an
experiment: OPIRATORS—On
ledies' costs. Good pay. Regular
hours. Rubin Bron. lug. 0o., 0|
Water It So. Norwaih.
.GINISAL nonmemn
A good home. steady work. Amer-
ican temliy'ot two. Trolley to Nor-
walk passing door. No‘. lonely.
Brooker. Highland Ave.. opposite
Ferrell Estate. Telepth m.
GIRL OPSBATOM — Wanted. on
Singer sewing mochinea Neat
vort- rood lily Ann is We
Diem Shop. es Railroad avenue.
South Norwelh.
LADIES—ladies we pay 030.00 per
100 to Glid Greeting Cards. troo
particulars for addressed envelope.
Torkvilie Card. Debt. RA. 8“
Lexington Ave.. N. Y.
moms—mus. Go'od
pay. apply at once. It. moan.
g: to $1.00 Store, 1!! Washington
\
WRITE GIRL—to do i ht house-
work. Part or tell me. good
wages. ‘eroalt temlly. G. llsyere. to
Putnam Ave. Phone tut-i.
SALSSLADIIS. steady employ-
mentnood-ierytostart. Wither
without Woe. Reicrenoee re-
quired. Apply at once.
.i. .7. amount co.
nets It. Norweltr.
up MINE—ISIS II
I NEED AN AGENT—to sell my
delicious Chocolate Bars and Can-
dles. Permanent business bulit'up
quickly. Free sample. Write lil-
ton Ogden tilt Vine It. anoin-
neti.
mum-mm . as
waN'i'lD—cesbe tit pp. denies
It” on. moral beenewerbsre.
both white end entered. am
Negwaih employment agency. as
west or. Phone sass.
MR 30! will dad ex-
cellent Matty (or new
tab. Una have graduated from lib
grade. ho a dandy and bring
Memos! withayon. Apply to air.
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS-—
fins home for winter. liot water.
heat. Rant reasonable. Telephone
“it. hire. )1. A. Crow. 80 Chen“
nut St. So. Nor-walk.
STEAM HEATED—furnished front
TERI! Room-Tart improve-
reom. newly decorated. with privi-
lege ot light housekeeping. De-
sirable location on volley lino.
Garage. Phone ”MW.
Booms llor Hosseehceping es
NIGEL! FURNISHED—rooms tor
one or two people. or light house-
hoeping rooms. Apply as South
Main St. Phone ma
RIAI. ISTATS roa am
Am. and Plate T 14
YOUR ROONS—witii eli improve-
ments. in fine location. Inquire .l.
D. Stall. :0 Concord at. Phone
slssw.
I ROOllS—ail modern improve-
. manta. heat. it Spring St. Tols-
bllone sou-t. inquire it Water
St.
m SOUTH IAIN 813—0 rooms. on
improvements. Heat. in South
Main St. I rooms. ell improve-
ments. \hset. Inquire. to: no:
Sill read. or phone tits.
ma ROOM PLAT—With ell mod-
ern improvements. 41 Cedar at.
good location near West Ave. gar-
age it desired. Inquire 81 Cedar
It
To RENT—Furnished or unfurnish-
ed I room house all improvements
in the liervin Beach Tract. Elliott
St. end Gregory Blvd. Rent ree-
nonebie. Phone and.
APARTMENT — Consisting or live
large rooms with beautiful nun
parlor. heat. hot water. innitor
service. Fine location. beautitul
porches. also four room apart.
ment. Adults. 3 East Wall St.
Phone asst.
liAlT NORWALK - Colonial my.
house or s rooms and sun perch.
all laments. onpieoe. steam
heat. also eerese- Phone “it or
call 0 Harlan Ave.. Marvin Such.
I 800! FLAT-Third tloor No. a
Railroad Ave. Tier-particulars c.
lwertn Old Well Cigar Co. Wash.
tngt- It.
s aooss noose—ail improve-
ments. turnece heat. at Feiroeid
Ave. Rent 000. Phone "1|.
meats. Apply Ira. P. P. labe-
nsy. "haunt.- ‘
Mfumylbrmb'n
nvsirmns mamn— new
Large store. it room house. small
hem and tVo lets. Gena. Tale-
Donne tum.
MUTATINIMII
lamest-He as
i'iltl'i' planter—m m
FOR SALE—Near liervin Bench.
Fine largo new 0 room house. lies
everything. Large lot. 3 car ger-
age. il'lno built house. Price ’8.-
too. Part cash. N. L Bysbce. 12
Cove Ave.. East Norwnlk.
FOR SALE or FOR RENT—Wil-
son avenue. Roweyton. seven
room cottage. with all modern
improvements. address 10 East
Mill St. New York City.
FOR SALE-beautiful homey 0
room house. all improvements. in-
cluding open fire place. cedar
oioeet. sunken bath. bent, large
open porch. Also 1 car garage. 0n
lot 50 a lit. Price 01.600. Terms
can be arranged to suit purchaser.
inquire Taylor A Golden ca. Te.
lephone i300. So. Norweih Trust
Co. Bide.
FOR SALE-House with large liv-
ing room. with fireplace. dining
room. kitchen. largo sun parlor,
tour bedrooms bath room hot
water heat. gas range. porcelain
tub. tile bath. automatic quick
water heater. electric laundry
washer. new shades. window
screens. $10,000.
Ed. VAN mass
40 Beyview Ave.
LARGE HOUSE -— Newly painted.
garage. inquire at Quinterd
Ave.
NEW HOUSE—F airfield perk. Bert
residential section. Call 41 Ohio
avenue. Tel. slot-W.
Mm Sale
Have you any kind of property
for mist—Houses. lots. business
blocks or acreage? We're having a
demand tor business opportunities.
it you have a good business for sale.
consult not
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
1" Washington 8!.
Tel I".
OMSSITIED DISPLAY
Fireproof your a.
business '
Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
drs prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your am.
But are insurance Die“ the
one acre protection between
you end dnnlofll less nee "-
nuit of dre.
Be sure your tneoranee h
adequate and osrreotvr an-
piied. We will gladly lamest
yonr lire rishn.
Operators
Wanted
Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.
RABHOR CO.
12? Washington St.
South 8m
[leaves Town Art
NEW YORK—The sum of ”.000
and 10 at his paintings were he-
qusnthed to Seymour. Ind. "to start
a. museum." by H. Vnnvo Swaps.
well-known painter who died re-
cently. Mr. Swope was born in Sey~
mour.
Barn Liquor Ads
LONDON—Punch. the lemons
London weekly. on whose front page
for years have appeared advertise-
ments tor liquor. announced recent-
ly that it will accept no more liquor
advertising at any kind.
OUT OUR WAY
Somers & ' Somers
m PAINT PEOPLE
wntnow sashes
return
300! COATINGS
NORWALK SO. NORWALI
so We‘ll St. ScioneiiroadAvc.
WE DENVER
OLASIIIIID DISPLAY
OLAISUIID DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Seven room house with all me.
dern improvements. located near
the armory. Price $8,000.
So. Norwelk. modern seven room
house with sun parlor. hot water
beet. open fire place. corner lot.
Price tiiJoo.
l‘or these or any others consult
CANTY & .CO.
Realtors—inserts»
17 lo. Iain St. Phone 080
, don fruit.
- the ground end was cursed above all
. ing into being.
‘ English Editor
v
Tree Specialist
NEVER IDLE
A. H. Kellner
TREE SPECIALIST
Westport
Phone 272
Test Answers
Here are the answers to the Bible
questions which appear on the comic
page:
l—Evc offering Adam the forbid-
z—The serpent was to crawl on
beasts.
I—To the land of Nod.
d-A raven.
5.—Lcah.
G’Oencais means origin or com-
T—Mount Ararat.
8—Enoch.
9—hinry Magdalene.
lOOGaIiricl.
Says Prohibition
Is Bad Thing
The evils oi prohibition's work-
ings. as seen by an Englishman in
the pulled States, are pictured by
J. St. Lee Stmchcy. editor emeritus
oi The London Spectator in a book
called "American Soundings." to be
published next week by D. Appleton
and company.
Mr. Strnclicy explains that no
does not intend to take sides in the
prohibition question. and that his
thoughts must be considered an im-
partial observations of ti traveler in
the United States. Nevertheless. he
makes serious charges as to the cf-
iects oi prohibition on the American
people. and declares that perhaps its
most serious oirense has been to
build up a class consciousness in this
country'a—"en angry division be.
tween rich and poor."
"Defiance oi the prohibition law."
he writes. "has come to be regard-
ed. end to a certain extent with rea-
son. as one oi the luxuries ot the
rich. They are the people who ere
allowed to break the law with im-
punity.
“For example, though it is true
that the police occasionally raid e
teahionable restaurant or even a
club. nobody dares suggest that the
police should be given power to die~
solve a smart social club and con-
llsoate its property it it is round
that it is a resort where in variouh
secret ways men contrive to obtain
the liquor which the Voistead law
was made to prevent them from ob-
taining.
"it is notorious. again. that at
many of the fashionable hotels do
luxa there are means (generally
through the bellboys). or obtaining
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See or Call '
Walter R.
REALTOR
23 NO. MAIN STREET'
Phone 3915
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
now!
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
lather listings call this
oilice any day.
_
spirits or champagne an and when
required. But. though this is
known to all. the police have never
asked. and will not ask. for power
to close the said hotels and seques-
“1‘ their buildings."
Mr. Strnchey declares that pro-
hibition "has had a special and curl.
ously perverse reaction on young
people or both uses—though here
it should be not“ that this particu-
larly bad result in for the most part
confined to the youth or the rich.
professional and woll-to—do classes.
"The ill-omencd change is I can-
not help believing due to that sense
of defiance which exists and on
many grounds ought to exist in the
minds oi the younger generation.
They cannot. they feel. take every-
thing or indeed anything on trust.
They must prove the rule for them-
selves. That being so. the more
strict and autocratic the ban on a
particular act. the more imperative
the desire to apply the system or
trial and error."
Mr. Stracboy discusses a relation-
ship between prohibition violations
and crime. “No one." he writes.
seams to regard the employment or
the bootleggar as an act of moral
turpitude. and yet the bootiegnr is
a man who cannot exist without
eiihcr bribing the policeman to be a
criminal oi the worst kind or else
being willing to drew his revolver
on the instruments or the law.
“Crimea or violence. and especial-
ly murder. are terribly common in
America. and the homicidal habit.
it is to be feared. has become com-
moner since prohibition."
Pops A Climber
ROME—The Pops recently ac-
complished a. tent never done by his
predecessors when he climbed to the
dome of St. Peter's Basilica. The
Pontm. during his younger years.
was a skilled mountain climber. He
stood on the topmost balcony for
several hours. viewing the city in
the sunset.
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Dancers Strike
TOWNSEND. Mesa—Because the
roprister at the Park Hotel boost-
ed tho auto for Terpaichoreen ies~
tivities from 06 to 010 a. night re~
contly. Townsend went into the
throes of a dance strike. Memorial
Hall. the only other place in town
suitable for dancing, is booked up
for the movies.
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British Gain
LONDON—fronts of the first
quarter 0! the year. compiled from
1.500 companies in England. show
an increase at more than 1 per cent
over any quarter in ital. according
to reoeht figures. The largest in-
crease is for 280 rubber companies.
whose aggregate net earnings have
risen from 020. 000, 000 to 800000.~
000.
M
. Med Tree Saved
LONDON. --A mango tree in mill.
Tanganyika territory. Atrioa. has
been set off by a rail and stone
fence on a memorial. It was at
Will that K. II. Stanley found the
great explorer. Livingstone. 50 years
ago. Livingstone. exhausted. was
resting under the tree when Stanley
reached him.
SLUSH FUND
PROBE OPENS
ON MONDAY
Indiana Situation Likely in
Got Airing From Senate
Investigating C o in mi t-
tee.
CHICAGO. (Al’).—Tl1c rcopcnlnn
of hearings in Chicago \\'ll.'l announc-
ed by the United Stulcs Senate Cam-
paign Funds Committee and sub-
poenas were issued to five pcrnona
to appear as witnesses. At the rc-
quast of lilcklin Yaton. Sccrciury
of the committee. who came to Clll~
cugo alter conferring at St. LOUIS
with Senator Janice A. itecd oi hits-
nouri. Chairman of tho cummittcc.
the United States Marshal sent sum-
monaon to Dr. George A. Safrord,
lliinois Superintendent of the Anti-
Seloon League: Mrs. James 1). Mor-
rison of the lilinois Lcague ol’ Wom-
cn Voters: James D. Simpson. I‘rcsi-
dent of Marshall Field 6; ('0.. Elmer
Williams. Chairman oi the Llcitcr
Government Association, and Cia-
mcut Studebaker. a public utilities
executive.
The hearing was called for 10
o'clock on Monday morning. ostcn-
sibly to conclude tho taking of ice-
timony not heard at the previous
session here, when the committee
dovolopcrl the expenditure of $250.-
000 in the primary campaign at
Colonel Frank L. Smith. Republican
Senate nominee. and of 8350.000 by
Senator William B. McKinley, sock.
Ing rcnomination.
it was pointed out. however. that
the place of meeting is convenient to
Indiana. where charges have been
made that political corruption in-
volves United States Senatorshlps.
and that the committee can summon
lmiiana witnesses handily if it con-
cludca that the charges come within
the scope of its authority.
Secretary Yates said he had no
inlormation that the reopening of.
committee sessions here was promp-
ted by the Indiana charges. or that
those charges would be considered.
He recalled that the committee
left open at its adjournment last
Summer the inquiry into the iliinoin
primary. with a view to reconvcning
to take more testimony ii‘ advisable.
No subpoenaes were issued here to-
day for indiana witncsses. and no
request was_medo to Palmer Ander-
son. United States Marshal, he said.
to summon any.
At its former hearing in Chicago
the committee. represented by Chair.
man Reed and Senator La Foilettc
of Wisconsin. summoned Studcbaker.
Simpson. Sailor-d and Mrs. Morris~
son but adjourned without hc
any but Safford
The committee developed th
tribution 0! 8125.000 to the
campaign fund by Samuel
public utilities executive and
by Allen Moore. Repbllcsn
Committccman and Smith
campaign manager. that St
had been a contributor.
Saftord testified that
Saloon League gave its 9
both to Smith and McKi
primary. Simpson was
have been a contribute
mary lund. Mrs. Mo
mentioned by officials
icy campaign as hnvi
arrange meetings am
on to endorse Amer
to the World Court.
etor McKinley voted.
The Anti-Saloon League is sup-
perting Smith for Senator against
George E. Brennan. Democratic
nominee on a wet platform, and ten
other candidates for the office.
Hugh S Magill. independent candi-
date and an "uncompromising dry."
has attacked the league {or support-
ing Smlm and for countenancing his
acceptance of large primary contri-
butions. and several constituents of
the league met today to protest the
endorsement.
Roman Find
LONDON—Part of the remains
of an ancient Roman house, the mo-
saic pavement of a. 2.000-ycar-old
villa. was uncovered recently in
Woodchester. Giouccstorshirc. It
had been lavishly built, with pillars.
corridors. colonnadcn and court
yards. The villa contained 65
apartments. Orphcus charming the
birds and boasts forms the central
design or the mosaic work.
Daring Climbers
WASHINGTON. D. C.-—Tbou-
sands of gulls. guiilemots, pufiine
and nuts roost in the bitch ass. ciiib
ol’ Farts Islands. The islanders has
them wholesale as they sit on the
cliffs. but the climb up 2.000 reel of
serried cross is one of the most
dangerous in the world.
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May Day Our oCel
STOCKHOLM.-—Because of the
British coal strike. it is expected
that Sweden will burn a great deal
of American fuel this year.
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