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ANNOUNCEMENTS-

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H‘urd or Thanks

S-in Mentorlam

_I—-F“~\ncrul DII’SCaOI'S
I‘Monuments. Cemetery Lots
S-Socletles and Lodges
A’s-elitist and ll‘ound

, AUTOMOTIVE-
A—Aulomol-lle Agencies
11—Aulomohlles For Sale
IS—Aulo Trucks For Sale
u-Auin Accessories
ie—Gsrsger Autos for Hire
ib-Motorcycles and Hicyel.
li—Wsnied ~ Automotive

BUSINESS SERVICE-
iS—lluslness Services littered
lloilulidlna and Contracting
Ilohrrnltthking and Million-y
21—Heatlng. Plumbing. Roofing
SS-Insurance and Surety Bonds
Sb-Trucklng—Stornae
M‘Puinllng. Papering.

ing '
I *Professional Servic- -
g Repairing and Refinishing
SO-Jallorlng and Pruning
' Sl—Wanted—liusinese Service

or

iEMPLilYMENT—
Shh-Employment Agsnoi.
lS—i-lelp, Wanted—Female
SI—Heip Wanted—Halo
Sd-I‘lelpohlalo and Female
SI-Collcllors. 'Xnvassers. Agents
sac-Silustlous Wanted—Female
Si-Siluatlons Wanted—Male

-FINANCIAL—-
-» Sic-Bustlin- Opportunities
dd—Money to loan-Mom.

INSTRUCTION-
dS—-l.ooai instruction Classes
(ta—Musical. Dancing. Dramatld

. dl-Wanled-lnstruction

w m it STOCK-

{’9' Dogs. Cele. Other Pets

«Horses. (tattle. Vehlolu
Poultry and Suppli.
Wanted—Live Stock

vMIRCIlANDISE— .
tic-Articles For Sale
Ii-a—Berlsr and Escham
“—8qu and Accessories
SI-lluildlna Ilaterlals t
Sknusinm and erase lenie-

merit
Ib—Parm and Dairy Products
"ohm. Feed. Fertiliser
floGood Things to at
Skflouaehold Goods
dHewelry. Watches. Diamonds
SI—Mae nery and Tool!
Montreal l Merchandise
Sl-a—llsdlo Eoulpment
dS—Seedn. Plants. Flow. .-
Sdc-Speriais at the 1-“ .
dl-sWearlng Apparel
do-Wanted—To llue

ROOMS AND BOARD—-
St—Rooms With Hoard
dl-ltooms Without hoard
dI-itooms dot Housekeeping

, iS—Va‘ullon Places
tic-ween to Bet
fi¢Whore to hop in Town
ts-Wsnled-llooms or lisard

REAL ESTATE It‘ll" RENT-
N-Apertments and note
“‘liilllnm Places for RIM
"9'0"!!! and land For Real
fie-lions" For Rent
VIA-illness and near Room
"doors and Mountain -. n.

Neill

REAL ES'I‘J'I‘B Ftlll SALE—
ll--llroaers in ltesl latel-
as'oiluolno-o Property For his
Sl- Future and land N HIS
Sd- Houses #0! Rio
“—40" For Hie
"-“i’i0'. tad liounisin — For

Sale \

If- nut-urban For his
SS aTo trachea-o lie-ll flats
lI-Wsnied—lieal mu

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ANIOUSOIISNTS
mrayed. and. Sound

LOST—Sum oi money in pay ea-
vslope with owners name on same.
Lost in Springwood section. Phone
2040.

 

AUTOIO'I‘IVB
Automobiles his Sale

0. J. O'HARA and COMPANY
12-10 COMMERCE STREET.
JORDAN and CHANDLER CARS

It will pay to look over our used
cars. Some day we wont you for a
new car. so now it ls‘p to us to
treat you right on a used one.

1025 Hudson Sedan.

1m Durant Touring.

1m Jordan Blueboy.

I”! Studebaker Sedan.

1021 Chandler (Demonstration Car).

1020 Jordan Touring (Demonstra.
tion Car).

1088 Packard “Sport Touring."

Look Them Over Try Thom Out

We will do the rest

Ford Coupe l9:l-”0.00.
Dodge Touring nil—$90.00
Flint Touring Ind—8276.00.
Overland Coach tin—lilacs.
Paige Brougham int—"10.00.
PAIGE JEWE'I'T MOTOR SALES
CO. INC.
NORWALK
PHONE 0170 OPEN EVENINGS

tut Durant Touring. A real boy.

till Model m Nash t pa-vnger.
4 door sedan ln splendid condition.
Run 7.000 miles. Mechanically pet
fact and exferior line upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
l‘tiltl NtlitWAl.K FRANKLIN CO
Phone ill) is Wall St. Norwaik

w. it. Atfii'rm
South Norwdlk
Phone ms
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE
Westport
600

Repairing—Seems Hutton id

Repairing on all makes oi oars.
Storage by the day week or month.
your car washed while you wait.

Allel EXCHANGE GARAGE
I Elisabeth St. Tel 6131

BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Serelca Offered iS

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AUTOMOBILE—Tops and curtains
repaired. All kinds of heavy sew-
ing. Let us give your auto top a
coat of waterproofing. FITZGER-
ALD Awning Cc. First and Now
St., E. Norwnlk.

FIRES.

Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned “.00

Chimneys repainted

All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drilling

Fitzgerald (‘0. Tel Iliad.
First a New Sis. Ea: Norwslk

. thtlflTER S DAVIS
A. Id WOHS'I'FZR ' M. W DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S- Patent
'Omce.
1110 ltialn street. Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents

UPHmS’l‘ERlNG - and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
cat-ing. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
L O. 0. if. Bldg. So. NorwAIk.

meaning. melon. Renovating so

HELLO BlLl—New not? No the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looku swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing list Shop. it N Alain lit. S.
Norwsllt Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim

laundering Id

WANTED-Washing to do at home.
Work hand done. Mrs. Id. Jack-
son. 12 Day St., So. Norwalk. Call
evenings.

lsorlns. main. storage as

NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds is-
oal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting Special vans for
moving. s ton ilscit dumps. ‘100
Conn. Ave. Phone us daytime:
"told nights.

microns!
W Waniadol'erualo SS

Gliti. OPERATOR! - Wapted. ea
Singer sewing machines. last
work. good'.psy Apply.P,olshy's
Dress Shop. 40 Railroad avenue.
South Norwatk.

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OPERATORS—On one and two
needle opsraiifi. Also Immunol-
ers. Apply Cluett Peabody 5 Co.
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WOMAN—4o do cleaning in factory.
Apply Cluett Peabody a do. Ilia.

Sclp Wanted—Isis SI

DENTAL MECHANIC—AW” ’I'. I.
J. Rylo.- "S Main St. alamtord.
Conn. ‘

JANITOR—wanted. I n on i re lla-
hacltemo Hotel. South Norwalk.

PIN BOYS WANTED—Clifford
Bowling Alleys. So. Norwaik. -

lleip-Ialeaadl'e-ah sl

WANTED—Cooks an oil. Couples
em up. general houseworksra
both white and, colored. Apply
Norwalll employment agency. at
Wait I. Phone sass. -

M III!

nsunr static-enlists. ans‘elean-
ing ce-pools: cradled. hedge ost-
tlng; laws mowing: planting. and
local truealna James roller. at
Taylor Aes. Phone «It.

littoral. llsn'elng. tires-lie dd

etaao msrmlc‘rlotl.
Conservatory course. Illa J. De-
lloo. Hpil of New Tori College of
lame s Putnam Are. In. Nos-walk:
tlear wanna, .

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IIICBASDISS
Farm And Dairy Products

FOR SALE—Sweet older made from
choice clean apples. delivered dl-,
root from mill at .10 per rrtel.
Will change from my be I to
your's or furnish new oak barrel
for H extra. l‘red Ii. Whipple.
New liltord. Conn.

 

 

 

umssetulld Goods SS
POTATOES
The best, no waste. Satisfy and

keep ‘untii summer comes again.
Select hand picked direct by boat
from Long Island.
'1‘. S. Smith.
McKinley PL. ltowayton.
Phone "is-W.

tlcally new Gray and white
enamel smooth top Gas Range.
Equipped with oven control. used
three months. Will sell at a sacri-
fice. Telephone m, or address 1
Cedar St.

FOR SALE—Piano. good kitchen
range, beds. mattresses, springs.
dressers. dishes, etc. Will be sold
cheap it sold at once. Call day
or evenings. llrs. nettle L Wood.
SI Stuart Ava, So. Norwaik.

FURNITURE- 1. oak desk and
chair. Hoover kitchen cabinet.
gas range. also several odd chairs.
Call between 10 and Ii in the
morning and d and a lo the after-
noon. ! Washington St. South
Not-walk.

KITCHEN STOVE-lg first class
condition. Price reasonable. In-
quire at C Van Zant ill. East Nor-
walk.

MArrllercn—rlos Springs. Cuah«
tons and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone It‘l Norwsla Itattress
Co 40 Franklin treat. South
Norwflk.

Music“ Merchandise SI

FIN. UPRIGH‘I‘ PIANO—Oak case.
excellent tone. good action. Har-

 

S'Oll SALE—rug t by 11. also prac- ,

in yours.

and needs.
' and loses neither time
at the eyact offer'he is

regard.
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Th; Mystery Is Solved!

Maybe you have been wondering why the
same amount of money always seems to go“
further in your friend’
If so, the mystery is solvedi

Your friend regularly reads The Senti el
A-B-C Classified Section.
opportunities to obtain all the things he wants

lie consults the well ordered classified columns

venience and classified economy are the two ouh
standing qualities which have won his eternal

’t you folloii' his examplei You'll
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of opportunities—all classified and indexed for

as .A-B-Ca—to get what you want out of The
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FOR SALE

Seven room house. modcrn. nice
residential section. Convenient
location. Largo sun put-tor.
Price 810.500.

Hot water host. open fireplace.

 

East Nor-walk, six room house.
some improvements. Price .0500,
For these or any other. consult

CANTY 8: C0.

. lsaltors—Isursnos
17 So. Iain St. Phone ddt

 

 

See or Call
Walter R. Coiling:
REALTOR

23 N0. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915

ABSOLUTE BARGAIN

'Stuart Ave. 8 room house
in beautiful condition. Lot
50 x 800. Will sacrifice for
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m1. ESTATE FOR SALE
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llollm‘s For hula

ROWAYTON—lovely 11 room house
a ll conveniences, b o u u ti f u l
grounds. Near station and trolley.
P r i c e reasonable. Tel. 0 a n n.
1178-4.

FOR SALE or FOR RENT—Wilson
avenue. Rowayton, seven room
cottage. with on modern improve-
ments. address 30 East com 5L,

 

gain tor quick buyer. tits. Easy
terms arranged. Act promptly if
you want this bargain. Come in
today. For Piano 00.. North Main
It. So. Not-walk.

scone sun scant)

[looms Without Board as

FURNISHED ROOM—Steam heat
all improvements. Centrally locat-
ed. Inquire Telephone It‘ll.

Booms lbr Housekeeping do

30 LINCOLN AVE—2 large con—
nected furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. All improvements
including wash tub and sink.

ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING—
Two large connected furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Private house on trolley line. Heat
and light furnished. Phone 8513 .1.

out. some r93 sour

Apartments and flats it

3 APARTMENTS-Jar light house-
keeping, 3 rooms each. Hot and
cold water. gas and electricity.
Near South Norwslk Congrega-
tional Church. is Flax Hill Rd.

e BURBANK Sit—newly decorated
rooms, with garage. In center.

it BURRI'I‘T AVE—t rooms,
improvements. 0 rooms. all
provcments. Phone till-i.

so ELIZABETH SIX—5 room apart-
ment. (ll improvements. Bent rea-
sonable. Apply Louis AVf’lck'. Post
Office Block. SouthNorwulk, or
S Elisabeth St.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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New York City.
I'lltB’l‘ lllS'l‘lilC’l‘ -— Two family
house part improvements all hard

wood floors 80000. lteal Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St. Phone
Mil.

FOR BALE—One six room house.
lot 00 I lilo No in itelden Au-
l’rlce atrium ltolwrt .loselnff. Tel
1800. or Willlum F. Hoyt 8:. Son.
Tel. 435.

HERE IT IS. A real bargain. tine
two-family house. well located. 6
rooms down stairs and 0 up. hot
water heat. halite. electric lights.
gas. sewcr.-~Prlco $8.500.
sonable amount cash down. bul-
snco on easy terms.

THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Wuehlngton St.
Tel. 550.

 

NEW HOI'BE—l-‘all'fleld park. l’mH
restdentinl section. Call it Ohio
avenue. Tel. Mill-W.

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IN SOUTH NOIIWALK

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. especially
desirable.

 

 

road station.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE.
garage. large t.
TWOJ‘AMILY USE. very central
location.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.
garage. price very reasonable.

IN EAST NORWALK.

NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE. every
convenience.

ATTRACTIVE BUNCALOW with

one-car garage. '

two-car

HOME REALTY COMPANY.

 

it FAIRFIELD AVEP. rooms all
improvements. garage, it Fair-
field Ave. So. Norwalk.

FOR RENT—s room house. part
improvements. 6 minutes from R.
R. station and trolley.. Price
tu.oo.- Inquire John Lukacs.
Hunt at. Bowayton.

ms noon-Ana or room flat
from Nov. let. all improvements
and garage. Inquire M Taylor Ave.
So. Norwalk.

TOUR NICE Itoo’lS-Ail improve-
ments. located on Woodward
Ave. Naphonsjill.

IODERN APARTHENT—l rooms.
all humans. first floor. 81
Gregory 'Slvd. last Not-walk.
Rent “3.90. Phone l0".

s SOUND—With all improvements
at to Van Sant St. East Norwsllr.
Phone in! is. Pascal.

I 800! FLAT—Third floor. No. 8
Railroad Ave. Rent .25. Adults
only. For particulars 0. Swarts
aid Well Cigar Co. Washington

I BOO)! APARTMENT—With all
modern improvement at d West
3W street. Telephone

SIX ROOMS—With bath. all in.
provements‘and garage. two min-
utsn' walk from station. Inquire
14 Lowe street. South Norwalk,

mass noose—rut improve-
ments. 0 rooms with all improve-
ments. ”0.00 also I furnished
rooms for light housekeeping with
improvements. Apply Mrs. P. P.
dishonor. H Van Sant St. .

it VAN IAN? ST.-—Sooond hour.
From Nov. 1st. Inquire down-

WII Phone 3108-".

nooam lbs-lint if

s SM! HOUSE—s rooms. all
tin momenta Inquire as l'ort
, I..- oeraer Osborne Am
Ind Norwalk.

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NEVER IDLE
A. H: Kellner

TREE SPECIALIST

Phone'm ‘

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AUCTIONS-LEGAL
Legal Notitu Si

NOTICE OI" SPECIAL MEETING‘
or sscoun TAXING ms-
'rch or run cm or k
NORWALK, cos.
NECTICUT

 

 

 

 

 

Fireproof your

business ll

Modern methods of build-
lng construction .and tested
fire prevention equipment coll-
trlbuts much to your safety
But dro insurance places the
one sore protection between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult of hrs.

 

Be sure your insurance h
adequate and correctly sp-
plled. We will gladly inspect
your tire risks.

.l. M. Layton Co.. Inc.

30 Washington Street
Insurance and iii-pl Estate
TELEPHONE II

 

 

The legal voters of the Second

 

Taxing District of the City of Nor-
wttlk uro hereby‘ notified and warn-
ed (hut a special meeting of said.
Distrlt-t will be held in the Council
Chamber in the City Hall, on the
bill (lily of November, IS". at eight
O'f‘lm'k tn the evening. for the fol-
lowing purposes: to authorise the ls- '
gun or bonds to cover the balance of
menus appropriated at the special
melting of said District. held on
Jnnuatrl‘ 22nd. 1920. in connection
with the report and recommenda-
tions of Nicholas S. Hill, In. and to
determine the several and aggregate '
amounts of such bonds. the annual
rule of interest thereon. the dates
and times or issue and maturity
of the same. the manner in which
such bonds shall be Issued and the;
person or persons by whom such
linnlls shall be signed, negotiated
and delivered on behalf of SIM Dil-
lrlrt. all agreeable to those certain
Fpm-lnl Lows or either of them. an-

Operators
Wanted

Steady work all year,
largest pay in town. Ap-
ply ready for work.

RABHOil co.

127 Washington bi.
South Not-walk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

home worth owning. Act
now!

 

ISpring 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.

 

 

Important Post
For Bridgeport
Banker, E. S. Wolfe

Edmund S. Wolfe, president of
‘the First National hunk of Bridge-
port, has been notified of a. new
honor. his appointment by the presi-
dent of the American Bunkers' us-
soclstlon as chairman in charge or
all federal legislative matters of the
American Bunkers' association. As
-such chairman. Mr..Wolte is there-
by chairman of the Federal Legisla-
tive council, the membership of
'whlch is composed of a representa-
tive from such state.
Work on Manddcu Bill.

Mr. Wolfe, who went to Bridge-
port in 1918 and who is a former
president of the Connecticut Bunk-
.ers‘ association, and now serving his

second year of a. three-year term as

 

 

 

thortzlng said District to issue

 

 

bonus. passed by the General As-

a. member of the Executive council
of the American Bunker-3' nsaocln-

 

ifil‘lllllly of Connecticut. at its .lan-
unry 1917 and January tilt sessions
ittnti approved respectively on April
illth. 1011. and April 10th. 1m:
| and also to authorise and empower -

event that all of the money realised
Irmm the sale or said bonds shalt.
no? he required for the completion
of the‘worlt recommended in said
rcport of Nicholas 5. mu. Jr. to
lien and expend any balance there-
of that shall remain in additions to
nnd extensions of the water system
of said District.

Dated at Norwalk. Connecticut.‘

 

Somers & Somers
TEE PAINT PEOPLE
wmnow sashes

PAINTS '

soar cosmos

KORWALK 80. NORWALK
M Wall Ni. 8- ") Railroad Ave.
WE DELIVER

ltion by his position heads the. com-
mittee which represents the entire
American Bankers' association in
charge of all federal legislative mat-
ters affecting some 22.000 banks.

' The particular work of this com-
mittee this your will deal with the
McFadden bill. which has for its
purpose the enlargement of the

.powors of national banks through
amendments to the National Bank

1 Act, the perpetuation of the Federal
Reserve {system through the perma-
nent rcchartcring of Federal Re-

tserve banks and the limitation of
branch banking.

 

 

 

this 26th day of October. I920.

 

HORACE R. NASH.
D. WM. HABFORD.
IRVING C. JENNINGS.

Commissioners of Second Taxing
District.

Test Answers

Hqc are one correct answers to
lthe questions which appear on the
comic page:

i—Gene Tunney.

s-xing Alexander was bitten by
a monkey and the disease caused by'
the bite took the king's life.

8—Wllliam Cullen Bryant.

 

 

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0— uelty and desertion.
10~Declnrntion of Independence.

A statue of Gustav III, the first

monarch to recognise the United

tales as an independent nation.
recently at Gothen-
urg. Sweden.

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Last year 85.768 forest fires in the
United States reduced 26,000,000
acres of timber to ruins.

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Machine Guns For
Marines Guarding
Bridgeport Mails

BRIDGEPORT. Oct. til—Spring-
field rifles will be discarded by the
Marines guarding the mall at the lo-
cal railroad station in favor or
Thompson machine guns. on improv-
cd model of the type used by the
Elizabeth. N. J.. bandits in the re-
cent mail hold-up.

The government has ordered
Thompson machine guns to displace
the Springfield rifles and us soon as
the weapons are received four of
theta will be shipped to this city.
The Thompson machine gun is one
of the most deadly weapons of its
type.

One and possibly two more mar;
ions are expected in the city to assist
in promoting the mails. When they
arrive they will begin guarding the
mail trucks running from the rail-
road station to the post office.

For some time past it has been
the policy ot the post office offi-
cials here to ask the local police
for a guard When Federal Reserve
shipments etc leads from the banks
and the post ctt’tce. This practice
will to atmllahed temporarily, at
least. after the extra. guard of Mur-
incs ranches here.

The Marines will ride with the
driver of the mall trucks with a ma-
chine gun fully loaded. ready to
open rlre at the least sign of trouble.

Big Earnings In
'- General Motors
And U. 8. Steel

NEW YORK. (AH—The coun-
try's two largest industrial com-
panies—the United States Steel cor-
poration and the General Motors
corporation - announce numusily
large earnings for the third quarter,
with General Motors still holding
'the lead both for this period and the
drs‘. nine months of the year.

All records were broken by Gen-
eral Motors, with earnings of 8140.-
II‘MEI for the nine months. exceed-
ing those of any previous full year.
The Steel corporation was not tar
behind. its total earnings up to Sop.
tomber to standing at transmits.
Be y the same min was nulli-
‘ in the i Ird quarter figures.
which totalled SMILI‘ls for Gen-
terns. “In and “8.010.“. for U.

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Bricklnying no longer is strictly
a man's Joli. Mrs. II. II. Neiilon.
wife of n Wichita (lint) contractor,
has proved it. she works daily on
ono of her husband's building iolts
and draws a regular tunic brick-
layer’s wages.

 

Mayors’ Annual
Meeting Today
In _l_iridgeport

Mayor Thomas Robins of Nor-
walk is in Urtdscpcrt today uttentl-
ing the annual meeting of the
’Muyors' assoctution at The Stt'utflold.
The City is ultra represented by L's-
hluyor Calvin L. Burton, who as
secretary and treasurer of the us-
socluttuu, will read his report among
those given by committees.

The stssiou opens “llll a business
meeting, at which time the le-ys of
the city will b..- ltundcd our to the
uswciutlon by Mayor llultrttts. They
Will be accepted in due iotm by
Charles Kerr. LIX-Mayor of Dan-
bur)’. president of the association.

Election of officers will then take
place and at 12:15 the association
will be the guests of the Kiwanis
club. A special eutertuitttncnt llr the
benefit of the association has been.
prepared by the club under the direc-
lieu of Frank llruithuulte.’

'I‘uur L‘liy ’

At the conclusion of the lunch-

eott the menthol-sci the Mayors' as-

sociation will be taken on a tout".abet-"em"-t

Bridgcport, to be shown the princi-
pul poutls 01' interest. manufacturing
plants. public institutions, etc. A
motorcycle escort will be provided
by hiuyor Beltrcns lllltl automobiles
furnished by members of the Kl-
wanis club. '

The following mayors
pooled to be present:

1“. Wm. Behrcus, Bridgeport: A.
Hunter Flllow, llunbtltzv: Frank J.
Conway, Derby, Norntun G. Stevens,
Hartford; Wales L. Ucliussy. {lit-r-
iden; John B. Tower, New Haven:
Thomas Robins. Net-milk; Francis
1. Nettleton, Shelton; John C. Tra-
cey, Willmtuntlc.

Lockwood llotchkiss. Ansonla.
Hugh Sterling. lt‘retl Al\\':li-:l', lieu-
ry Lee. E. T. Btu-kituzhum. Dennis
L. Mulvlhlll, F. w. llehrens, midge-
port; Charles S. I'ock. (i. .\l. ltuudie,
Wm. A. Braun, Charles livrr, A. M.
Sunderlund, A. Homer lt‘illow, lmn-
bury: James A. Miles, Dt rivy: Frank
J. Conway, Norman G. Stevens.
Hartford; Wales 1.. [lotus-5y. Meri-
dcn: Joseph A. Cooke, John Ii. Tow—
er. F. ll. lt‘nrnsworth, Samuel (Tamp-
ncr. New Haven; A. C. Wheeler.
Norwalk; Richard H. Golden. Cul-
vin L. Burton, Christian Sum-ta,
Thomas Robins. Norwalk; Timothy
C. Murphy, Norwich; lv‘. J. Nettleto
Shelton; W. George Austin. John
Treat. Stamford: W. E. 'l‘hotus. Vi"
terbury.

were ex.

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One Single Man

Proves Exception
To Medical Rule

Repeated statements of the medi-
cal profession that single men die
young has been Chulieligt-d locally by
Richard Hurst-r. u L‘hu \l‘ur \elcr-
an who died yesterday at the Nuro-
ton Soldiers' Home. Mr. llurgcr lived
to be over 06 years uml four months
old and to the time of his death is
said by observers to have appeared
40 years younger than he uctual‘
was.

The veteran seemed to chance ac-
quaintsnces to have been not older
than 65 or 60 rears old. it is said.
and to the lust retained a full head
of hair. The only physical indica-
tion that he had lived. nearly a cen-
tury was the wrinkled state of his
hands. '

Bonn in 1830 at North Ilempstcud.
la 1.. -Mr. Burger enlisted in the
‘rnnks of_ Company K. Second in-
fantry Volunteers. in 1861. He came
to the Soldiers' home in 1901 and
was in length of time there, as well
as ago. one of the senior occupants.

 

 

Celebrate Piano‘s lnvt-nllon

Many musical organizations are
celebrating this your the two hun-
dredthannivemary of the lnwntlcn
or the piano. Boriolt‘lmmco Crlstofori
is credited with having perfected the
prototype of the modern piano in
1720. Ho conceived the idea of hav-
ing the hammers strike the strings
and rebound so as not to stifle the
vibration by remaining in contact.
On the harplschord. the predecessor
of the piano, the player could only
make the music faster or slower.
Cristoforl made it possiblc to get es-

premion with soft and loud notes.
hence the original name. "piano-
forts". from the Italian "piano."

meaning soft and “torts." meanins

 

 

 

 

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