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ANNOUNCEMENTS-
I—Deathe
Hard of Thanks
p-In Memoriam
Iv—S‘uneral Directors
Monuments. Cemetery Lots
Societies and Lodges
lib-Lost and Found
AU1‘0MOTIVE—
utomeblle Agencies
ll—Automobileo For Sale
III—Auto Trucks For Solo
II—Auto Accessories
1e'—Garsgee——Autoo for also
Io—Motorcycles and Bicycles
w I‘l-Wanted—Automotive
husuvass canines-
! lt-Rusineoo Services OSered
l la—Building and Contracting
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li—Dreilmaking and Ilillinery
ZI-Eeating. Plumbing. Roofing
3 ss-tmnnce dbd Surety Bonds
3 so—Tmcktnr—Storago
' u—Painting. Paperipg. Decorot.
its—Professional Services
fl—Repairing- and Refinishing
90- oring and Preming
Il—W ted—Business Service
YMEIWP—
.tlsOr-Emvloment Amel-
Ila—Help waisted-semi.
ss—Eelp Wanted—Male
u—Eelp—Malo and Female
got—Solicitors. aura-era. Agents
loo—Situations Wanted-hoists
fl—Situstlona Wanted—Male
ANCIAL— .
nSbBusiheos Opportuniti-
io—Money tom-Monsoon
INSTRUCTION-
dl—Loesl instruction Clo-es
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
I‘xlEWanted---Instruotion
STOCK—
dI-Dosa Cots. Other Pete
4 Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
I Poultry and Supplies
ShWanted—Livo Stock
MERCHANDISE—
SI—Articles For Sale
She—Sorter and Exchange
S's—Boats and Accessories
sec-naming Materials
Io—Rusineso and Office Equip-
set
i in and Dairy Products
“retool. Feed. Fertil
era-moo Things to Eat
Sigh-Household Goods
sot-dowel". Watches. Diamonds
oi—‘Machinery and Tools
n—Muslcal Merchandise
(Ii-Radio Equipment
II—Seedo. Plants. Flowers
OWE" at the Stores
ol—Wearlng Apparel
fl-Wanted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—
CI—Rooms With Board
It-Jtooms Without Board
"~Ronms for Housekeeping
70—Vacatloo Places
Il—Whero to Eat ,
fs—Where to Step in Town
Is-yWanted—Rooms or Board
REAL ESTA'l‘E Fiil‘ RENT—
Ids-Apartments and l'his
"in-Rustin. Places for Roll
"Jolie-me and land For Rent
Til—Houses For Rent
‘l‘u-iifilceo and Dosh Room
IHhore and Mountain - g.
Rust ‘
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
R—nrokers in Real Estate
ss—Busiaees Property For hie
ll—l‘arms and land log file
Sic-Houses. For Sale
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II—‘Rubuibsn For hie
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SO—Woniod—lfeol Estate
AllC'l'll —.l ROAD—
n Pelee
, both white and colored.
Nerwallt employment agency. as fl
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“"m'm'" “mm” °“”"” ”mm A QUEEN AnMIm: s A «.onnlts-‘s
Stroyed. mot. l’band l0 [landing Meteriob SI
HANK lama—south Noruulk aw. l'gtk‘gudmrfilwlfofifif 3:313:30 FOR SALE
inks .\'o 28800.110turn to bank.
AUTOIOTIV‘E
Automobiles For Sale
1014 Durant Touring. A real buy.
192s Model 169 Nash 6 passenger.
4 door sedan in splendid condition.
l’iun 1.000 miles. Mechanically per
foot and exterior line upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
soon to be fully appreciated.
THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone till to Wall St.. Nos-walk
OVERLAND IpURING CAR—In
good condition. Will demonstrate.
"0 to quick buyer. Phone “18.
USED CARS.
1925 Essex Conch.
1924 Sport Model Star Touring.
1923 star Touring.
1923 Chevrolet Touring. 1-8 Down.
Balance in Monthly installments.
w 1!. warm
South Noswaik
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE
Westport
590
Relish-Whom id
Repairing on all makes of care.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
I Elisabeth St. Tet its!
30811118831710!
Emine— ServicesOffered it
AUTOMOBILE—Tops and curtains
repaired. All kinds of heavy sew-
ing. Let us give your auto top a
coat of waterproofing. FITZGER-
ALD Awning Co. First and New
St.. E. Norwalk.
CARPENTER WORK—o: all kinds
wanted. Day work or contract.
First class workmanship tuar-
anteed. New work or Jobblng at
reasonable prices. Real Estate
bought and sold. Phone on.
FIRES.
Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00
Chimneys ropointed
All kinds oi‘ ladder work. brick
and steel drilling
. Fitsgorold Co. Tel 8000.
First A New Sis. Eatt Nor-walk
_WOUSTER A DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S: Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patenta
UPBOISTERING --and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterors' supplies. Choir
caning. etc. A. Sargon-om. New
I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Nos-walk.
Cleaning. Dyeing. Mating so
HELLO BILL—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Sat Shop. 11 N Main St.. S.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Moving. Trotting Storage as
NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance ' trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
800-10 nlSllto.
EMPLOYMENT
_ Eelp Wanted-Female SS
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—On
ladies' coats. Good pay. Regular
hours. Rubin Bros. Mfg. Co.. is
Water St. So. Norwalk.
GIRL OPERATORS -- Wasted. on
Singer sewing machines. Neat
wora‘eooa m. Apply Poisky‘a‘
Dre- Shop. 45 Railroad avenue.
South Norwolk.
about 0' high. complete with beauti-.
iul double driveway gates and posts.
iron and promo grille entrance
doors. exquisite and rare mantels in
different marbles and wood. Colon.
lal doorways. We are "Specialists"
in this high grade material of cvorv
description from these fine all
homes. This is worth investigation.
PIONEER WRECKERS (Est. no
yours) 6.‘ Ninth Ave. NYC (15" St.)
FannAndDairyProducis 00
POTATOES — Select Long Island
well cured winter potatoes. direct
by boat now obtainable. T. Smith
McKinley Place Rowayton. Phone
astow.
Reinhold Goods I.
FURNITURE- 1 oak desk and
chair. Hoo'ver ,kltchen cabinet.
gas range. also several odd chairs.
Cali between 10 and 11 in the
morning and e and 5 in the after-
noon. a Washington St.. South
Norwolk.
MATTRESSES-nos Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone ll‘l. Norwalk Mattress
Co. or hostile Street. South
Norwalh.
SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET—Bin
first class condition. Reasonable.
Cali SIN-W or Ii. Butler St.
Section
playing cards.
shake a stick at.
game to win!
Gaming—But Not Gambling
Many people have acquired the habit of
regularly reading The ‘Bcntinel A- B- C Classified
st because it is a pursuit which affords
them as much pleasure as a fascinating game.
They become as familiar with the dlflerout
classification letters and numbers as other folks
are with Mah Joagg H’charactcrs" 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 chance!
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.
Iy show you more opportunities than you can
Read the classified ads di ily—and play the
TH! A-B-O‘Olossiiied Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Difi'mnt—In Opportunity
Musical Melatonin“ 02
PIN! UPRIOHT PIANO—Oak case.
excellent tone. good action. Bar-
gain for quick buyer. 8185. Easy
terms arranged. Act promptly if
you want this bargain. Come in
today. For Plano Co.. North Main
StL So. Norwalk.
Specials at’ the Stores
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss J. De-
lieo. Pupil of New York College of
Music. 0 Putnam Ave. So. Norwalk.
for West Ave.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Boonie was Board or
FURNISHED ROOM—Well heated.
In private home. for one or two
persons. Board if desired. Mrs.
Han, Highland Ave. Phone 3418.
WWIMM I.
LARGE FURNISHED—front room
with alcove. With or without
housekeeping privileges. Decker.
75 Spring at.
More lbr Housekeeping es
8 FURNISHED ROOMS—Can be
'used for light housekeeping to
adults or would take 2 or 8 to
board. Phone 1500-8.
ROWAYTON—Two large rooms fur.
nished for light housekeeping. pri-
vate house on trolley ilnc heat and
light furnished. fbhone istu.
REAL ESTATE 03 RENT
Apartments and u
APARTMENT — Consisting of five
large rooms with beautiful sun
parlor, heat. hot water. Janitor
service. Fine location. beautiful
porches. also four room apart-
ment. Adults. 8 East Wall St.
Phone 8508. 0
21 BELLE AVE—Between Chest-
nut and South Main St. 5 rooms
with all modern improvements
with steam heat. furnished.
4 ROOMS—East Norwaik. Inquire
it Water St. So. Norwolk. H. Ash.
telephone 00: or lass—w.
5 ROOMS—all modern improve-
ments. heat. as Spring St. Tele-
phone 2084-4. Inquire at Water
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' or unfurnished. 0
use. all improvements. in
Beach Tract. Elliot
St. and Gregory Blvd. Rent rea-
sonable. Phone till. i
WHITE GIRL—to do light house-
work Part or full time, good
wages. small family. G. Meyers. to
Putnam Ave. Phone sail-J.
TWO EXPERIENCED—Shoshana.
none'other than experienced need
apply. Salary confidential. The
Kresge Co.. Washington St.
Help wanna III. as
A MOBILE SALESMEN -- For
N elk. One acquainted with
Chevrolet. Year round position.
Only those willing to work need
apply. see W. R. Austin. Chevro-
let Sales and service. Railroad
Ave.. South Norwalk. Phone use.
Selp-Malo and female . Id
SOY AND GIRL—Wanted to make
themselves useful in factory. Ap-
ply
The Rabhor Co.
127 Washington St.
"W0 . MEN. everywhere. Sell
Hosiery. Underwear. Dre-ea Earn
81.00 per hour. Part or full tint
Write for Fall samples. THE
PEDDIE COMPANY.. Amsterdam
N. Y.
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS—
Also boys wanted. Steady work.
good pay. Wear~Ever Slipper Co..
I Burwell St.. at end of Wood-
ward Ave. South Norwslk.
WANTED—Cooks m up. Couples
em up. general housework
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W.“ I. Photo 35“.
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SANDY MAN-Solidi" and don-
lag smooch: grading. hedge owi-
tiag: lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. Joyn- l‘nlic. OS
Ithyier Ave. Phono‘ulf.
MAINE COUPLE-Desire position.
Prefer-slur as ca 3. Refer-
enccs. Frank 9
as
0 NORTH TAYLOR AVE—Four
rooms with improvements. In-
quire 11 North Taylor Ave.. or
phone 11.01.
TWO APARTMENTS—Eon rooms
each newly decorated. Rent 813.00.
Two rear office rooms. rent
825.00. Inquire The People‘s Trust
company.
5 ROOM FLAT—Third floor. No. 8
Railroad Ave. Rent 825. Adults
only. For particulars C. Sworts
gut Weu‘ Cigar Co. Washington
8 ROOMS—Lights. heat. Rent .18.
Garage if desired. Near C. I K.
factory. if Fort St. East Ner-
walk. Phone 1195- 4.
FOR RENT—Five room apartment.
All improvements, located on
’Scribner Ave. Phone If".
sxx ROOM APARTMENT. all im-
provements. except heat. Garage.
Inquire M. Miller. I West Ave"
South Norwafk or phone tau.
5 ROOM HOUSE—All improve.
meats. furnace beat 87 Palsdeid
Ave. Rent "0. Phone 8915.
THREE ROOMS—Part improve-
ments. Apply Mrs. P. P. Maho.
ney. it Van last St.
masters 1‘03 “Ll
“I.“ so
SOR SALE—One no room house.
lot so a in No. of Selden Ave.
Price es. 500. Robert Joesleff. Tel.
tree. as- William S'. Hoyt A Son.
Tel. m.
FOR Sum—beautiful homey 0
room house. an improvementa in-
cluding open fire place. cedar
clooot. woken hath boot, large
open porch. Also i ear gangs. On
lot so a us. Price ".500. Terms
can be arranged to suit purchaser.
inquire Taylor A Golden Co.. ‘i'e-
lepaene use. So. Norwslk 111st
Side. .
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale SI
NEW HOUSE—lv‘nirfleld park.‘ Bert
residential section. Call 41 Ohio
avenue. Tel. Mal-W.
FIRST DISTRICT — Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors ".000. Real Estate
and insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 125 Washington St.. Phone
It“.
FOR SALE—East Norn'aik. Pretty
bungalow. Four rooms. Pantry.
Bath. Screened porch. Gas. Sewer.
Water. Lights. llcnt. Garage.
Shop. Shade. Garden. 15 Straw-
berry Hill Ave. 85.500. Edwin I...
Hoyt, 3 Wosiport Ave, Norwplk.
ONE FAMILY HOUSE—Residen-
tial section .aouih Norwalk. Exer‘y
water heating system, near rail~
road station. HOME REALTY
COMPANY.
SIX 1100M llOl'SlC—Onc mile from
Norwalk. P. 0. Kim homo. excel—
lent noighborhood six rooms. attic
and collar. water in house. l'rit‘u
84850. Part rush, L‘. M. A, 1i. i“.
D. 3. Box 81. Georgetown Conn.
Lots For Sale
Have you any kind of property
for solar—Houses. lots. business
blocks of acreage? We're having a
demand for business opportunities
If you have a good business for salu,
consult us.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
Tel 559.
Wanted—Real Estate
tlon. Not over 312.000. Can my
81.000 as down puyuwnt. $1,000
yearly. Address "Two l-‘nmlly.“'
cio Sentinel Office.
AUCTIONS—LEGAL
Legal Noiiccs
ESTATE WILLIAM J. KLIMKIC-
"CZ.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK.
PROBATE COURT. October 4.
1).. I926.
. Estate of William J. Klimkovlcz
late of Norwalk in said District, do.
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dus-
triet of Norwaik. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect
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convenience. hardwood floors. hot:
i adequate and correctly
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TWO FAMILY Horse—Mus: be a.‘
good location and perfect condi-‘
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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Fireproof your
business ‘
it‘-
liodern methods of build-
ing construction and test“
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your ui‘oty.
But are Insurance places-tho .
one sure protection between .
you and financial loss as a re-
sult of tire.
fi-
Be sure your insurance b »
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plied. We will gladly inspect
your fire risks.
.1. M. Layton Co.. Inc.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real mu
TELEPHONE 8|
Operators
Wanted
Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.
RABHOR C0.
127 Washington St.
South Norwalk
. cellent Terms. Don’t hesi-
present their accounts. properly at.
li‘SIOd. within said time. will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested
in make immediate payment to
GEORGE KLIMKEVICZ.
Administrator.
Traffic Tr'oubles
Cost Millions Daily
WASHINGTON. (AP) - Traffic
congestion is costing the -Uni‘.od
states approximately 810,500,000
per day. the American Road Build-
nrs‘ Association estimated today on
survey of traffic conditions
Seven room house with all me-
dern improvements. located near
the armory. l‘rice 08.000.
80. Norwalk. modern seven room
house with sun parlor. hot water
heat. open fire place, corner lot.
Price 911.500.
For these or any others consult
CANTY & CO.
Realtors-demon
17 lo. Main St. Phone soc
See or Call
Walter R. Collings
REALTOR
23 NO. MANN;l5 STREET
Phone 91
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
Stuart Ave. 8 room house
in beautiful condition. Lot
$6,500. Terms. Here’s a
now !
Spring St. 9 room house at
Bargain Price, $4,800. Ex-
t a t e t o investigate. This
chance won't last long.
For innumerable
other lis ings call this
office any day.
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Somers & Somers
THE PAINT PEOPLE
wmnow SHADES
rsntrs
ROOF COATINGS
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
so Wall St. s-iO Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER
Tree Specialist
NEVER IDLE
A. H. Keliner
TREE SPECIALIST
Phone 272 Westport
throughout the country. The total
loss in time, uccidcn‘s and property
damage was estimated at $3.833.-
500.000 0 . the year. exclusive of the
loss in insurance as the result of
over 20.000 fatalities.
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writ-l 'A‘l’ HAT 3‘
WATCH HIM
50 x 300. Will sacrifice for.
home worth owning. Acti
: roles for Dix but h
. mfserings are
'.today opened an engagement of
_ . "into Her
Macom, hearing iwr tn the iintiory
Queen Marie. gazes upward apprct‘intii-cly
as ”w \‘lli'tlllllllg nu;
front the Ianlnilutu at Quarantiur.
passes Close to the llllllilllt‘lfif: Statue of Liberty.
Senator
State Campaign For U. S. 1
Is getting Hot
Broadside Against Bingham Issued
dramatic and romantic story oi coi—
lcgc football and college life. Dix
plays the important role to perfec-
tion. It is a celebrated picture
with entertainment to meet the re-
qulrements of the sci-crest critic.
For three days beginning with
tomorrow. another magnificent pro-
gram of Keith vaudeville and a
splendid photoplay open at the Pal-
ace. The photoplay is "The Lure of
the Wild." The vaudeville program
is: ."Montana." the cowboy batma-
ist: Fred Weber & company in a
ventriioquist comedy "At The Stage
Door." Charlies Hill in “Tuncfool-
arceny." with Agnes Finlay and Har-
ry Pollard: LaSaiie and Mack in a
“Pair of static Nuts" and "The
Broadway Whirl." which comes here
direct from the Hippodrome theatre
in New York city. That is the pro-
gram for the big show during the
last half of the week. Ladies will
be admitted to tomorrow's matinee
for 25 cents.
“arenas
Raymond Griffith in “You'd Dc
Surprised." ieaves'thc Regent after
today‘s presentations. Griffith is a
coroner in this picture investigating
a murder case and with this as his
theme he doesn't hesitate one mom-
ent to begin the grand laughter cat-
astrophe. Tomorrow and Friday
Richard DI take the. Regent
screen in nrterb "' a. story
of college football wh . n eryone
will find a delightful gisrtainmcnt.
This is something no the way of
.uns it very
capahly and gitcs a “if. mimhlo per.
formance. _‘
R 1'0
Corrine Griffith, whose screen
always enjoyed here,
I
three days at the Rialto theatre in
Kingdom." It offers a
production. superb in its entirety.
The theme is deftly unfurled. It is
that .of a member of the car's
household during the darkest days
of Russia who. because of dislike ot
a certain subject. banishes him to the
terror of all R‘s. Siberi- The vic-
NE\V1IAV'EN.—-“Ium astonished l:;it« thu Aluminum Cum; my of
at the statement issued by the ltc- A““"""'~ ”"' 9'1“” “1"“”“"“‘ “'1‘“
publican State Central Camillllli‘c ln 1”“ [[1111 :‘Vn‘llfi MI I “ w M m d
which "- is 3m" d it would 1"" U "l tlxlnkllnll .n s-y vilim u in (‘nu-
plcascd to know the uhvrv-‘tlrouls 0f XII-«limit, i" .lel‘ill's.\ .-x plum-s uh»
Mr. Cummings, .\lr. l-‘itzgi-ruld and “u..- tort‘itl to inner or [my 5;, or
Mr. Spt‘llttcy in llll-‘s‘ Cillllll‘dliill.” said $11.1 it Hill for «mil l Hi \‘xlillv l‘ \‘tl'lllll
Rollin L'. Tylt'r. uulnim-c lul' l'mlt‘tl [Min to know \\'li- 1'» Senator ling.
SINGS senator. )Tfilkl‘dily- “I "William \\:is \'.I1rl1 111v (Mp. lulul liv'au-
not aware that any of lllt‘ l'ul‘tilluilli: ‘ lullnn :illilluz'lain: thi- l'i‘l $l|lt iii 10
named somlcnwn \Vrru vundidulvs mm: :timlll ..n Emmi um- .u who w
for office in this ('tilllp.ll{-le. .\ll. u; 1l~»- IUil snake v.5 luxury (in-
Morris and myself ilrl.‘ the (undi- S~‘ll.llt‘.
dates and we lune mad.- ulli‘ \\li«,1'i:- 1 no. 5- .1.. 1:: . I, p 1...; .1...
abouts very Well known. 7,. us in rumba. .le \\ . .il in 1.1..»
“To date we have not hwn illllu to ‘ ii form. .1 r by ~< n lltil 1 in: :mm
locate. cilhcr the ltrpulllimm i‘.ill'll-|’«'Li!ilvl l! [Ir-5‘ n: In \. p on til--
date for governor Ol' L'llllul Stallsiulvln-inllmn: m" Humans l\..i'1vn us".
snnaiur so that \u- could Ulllillillilllnlll- _: ~.~ 11v : .l \~.1.v n 1. round it
from them rt-pllcs to lllu ptrl'llllt'llt‘illi]lu>~\llli 1.. WM...” ”punt
uucctlons rcl‘rrriug to the conditions mu m rm \\.lt~~;l l'rlrlIL on the
in the State and L'llllctl Stubs ’l‘vllput I'Hil‘n' lll\l::ll:.lllun, And
which we have addressed to tlmn. slam (in plv .x [if 1:: ltqml in; in or-
"A few days ago I tried to locate a ll'iiidllt u l\ ‘.\lr. Map: .111 :lmulil
Senator Bingham through the moss . lw rll m l :n mull :- T"..' l. - lusty run-
and have him answer my qucsliunllmuo In rilmml't l'it .vl-‘m .i‘uui.
as to whether or not he would \‘oll: lilil",' \‘.li)' \\.l:~ hp . ~..l~l a. not
to seat Yarn and Smith. your»: on lln‘ tililt 5.1...“- lllll to
"Possibly the Republican State urn l‘-l‘lill‘ 1hr 11me 1.15 \t 1.. 1:1 the
Central committee. which has sign-n «mu St‘ssiull."
fit to inquire as to the \\'l|vrezthuuis .\lr. ’l‘yil r ‘lltl. "i' l:. 0v f' ~ 1'1 good
of Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Spellncy pulllics in luvclnuli " lthllu 1) in-
can enlighten us as to the \vlton- quirim: as in ill. \..'ll ilw!!"\ nnd
abouts of Senator liinghnm when activities at Air. l'll.‘_‘l'.llll u'l'l Mr.
the Agricultural ltclh-f liill was be Sp llucy \\'lln 11.1w [I:l'llL‘-\l in. their
fore the Senate for action. injlll support and [lint duds“ or
"I would also like to know," said crude mzmwly lllu :msmrs to ques-
‘Mr. Tyler. "where Senator liingimzn lions to u'hirh tiw (‘ill/vns of Con-
was when the resolution to inrostl—inucticut .u-v (-niilli vi."
THEATrE NOTFS tlm escapes from this lt‘l‘l'llflt‘ fats
\ J and finds his way to .\lllt.l'l(‘fl.
liloody dais follow in ltlirrid' the
PALACE lllt‘mlicr of the (Hull's l.llli>l who
_______ 10und such mums: plulsurc- in
‘ ‘ wreaking lif'l‘ \t-nzmwo fli,l."> i0
F13:21:;‘1611‘3tfizfixfl(islélfilllll‘lf‘t’ticlll: Alllcrica and hero is t‘,ul..iOl‘.l' vl \\ilh
“The Quarterback" la rollicking llor sulucct who she thought \Iun
' . “‘llllln the Collllllt's m thv- Slim-mu
country. What ll‘itll>1‘ll-$ from this
point on would only l.ll(“ il.-\ inn-rest
away from the plot. it is 0w- ot‘ the
most thrilling dramas Ill ninth Miss
Griffith has been srtn.
Cantaloupe Thief
May Be Deported
Nl~2\\' HAVEN—Brought to this
country a balm in arms, lsdtlou- Ar-
‘14. faces diflitll‘lilllilll in lius-
rick,
sin us an ulim with a criminal rec-
onl. livcnusc nine yum-:4 mm in: Halo
iuo canvxlouws from :1 nvighbor‘s
ice-box “‘llt'n he “us lmnui'y.
Arrick was pleased 1mm Wilh-
crsflcld prison Friday and was im-
modiutoly strvcd with a warrant
for doproiation an tukr-n to jail.
Yesterday a writ of hniwas cor-
IHIS was filed with the clerk of the
United States district court. ‘nking
.irrick out of the hand" of the. de—
partment of labor ofllclals. He. will
be. permitted to tell his story in
court. with n stair-mm: from the
board of pardons wiping out his
record of three years in the refor-
mntory and five years in the state
prison. the objective of his efforts,
This is said to be his only hope and
Judge E. S. Thomas. who sinned the
writ, decided to open it to him.
Test Answer 0....
Here an- the answers to the 0m"!-
tions which appear on the comic
page:
I—The man should “3:11. 0:: ill“-
othcr side of the girl. mar tin- nub.
:——.\iount \'( rnon.
3—3600.
t—l)etroit. ranks fourth
S—Texns.
G—Great Britain.
7—A volt is a unit of elrrtr. me.
live force and a wait is a unit of
power.
R—Tallehasece.
9—0ffths coast of California
IO—Vnncouver is on the \‘N‘nt
coast of Canada.
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