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d—Motturuents tictttefery‘m
9—Societiee and Lodges
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Il—Oarages— Autos for Hire
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ll—Wsntcd—- Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE-
18—Huslneaa Services uttered
It—Huildlng and Contracting
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Lit—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
38-insurance and Surst! Bonds
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28-Profeasional Services
downepairlng and Refinishing
ail—Tailoring and Prcnlng
Ii—Wanted—liusiness Service
,. EMPLOYMENT—
al.a—-Employment Agencies
az—llclp Wanted—Female
83—Heip Wanted—Male
u—Help—llala and Famals
dos-Solicitors. "anvassera. Adults
86-Situationa Wanted—Female
81—Situations Wahtcd-llads
FINANCIAL—
' sl—Rusinesa Opportunities
iii—Money to loan—Mortgages
INSTRUCTION-
d!-—l.oeal Instruction Clonal
u—Musicai. Dancing. Dramatic
id—Wanted—lnatructlon
LIVE STUCK—
.flflt—Doga. Cats. Other Pets
Kg d ‘ Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
3 4 Poultry and Supplies
8 Wanted—Live Stock
CIIANDISE—
EI—Articlcs For his
, bios—Barter and Isehangs
.L’ n—Boats and Accessori-
Sd—Rttllding Ilatcriall
Sd—Rualness and Officb m
merit
SIS—Farm and Dairy Products
lie—Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser
ht—Good Things to Eat
i‘ Sit-iiouaehold Goods
do—Jewalry. Watches. Diamonds
di—Msehlnery and Tools
02—Musicai Merchandise
‘vdz-a-liadio Equipment
ls—Seeds. Plants. Flowers
dd—Speciaio at tho Stores
db—Wearing Apparel
"—Wsnted—To Bur
HMS AND BOARD—
d'l—ilootua With Board
dl—Rooms Without Retard
69—iioome for Housekeeping
iii—Vacation Pisces
Il—Whero to Eat
‘lz—Where to Stop in Town
Il—l‘luited-ltoorns or Hoard
REAL ES'I'A'I'E Fit" RENT-—
76-Aportmertto s'nd Flats .
fl—llttsineas Places for ROM
It—hrma and land For Rent
'l'l—Hgttass For Rent
Il~4illlm sndCicalt Room
‘lt—Sftore and Mountain .- I'm
,r ltenl .
EAL ESTATE Full SALE—
R—llrnhera In liesi Moist"
lz—uttstweta Propena For his
as it‘srrm and land For his
Id lintlne For Hi0
as. 0'! For this
“ Shine ind NOUGIIII -
Bale
t-‘uioutttan For hid
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Al'.t“i'it than LEGAL-
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Automobiles For this
”MGR—On account leaving town.
8250 buys my 7 passenger Buick
Touring (old model). In line
mechanical condition. lisrgsin.
Many extras included. Ilawlcy.
iii Bavvlow Ave. Phone 57.
C. J. O‘HARA and COMPANY
"-14 COMMERCE STREET.
JORDAN and CHANDLER CA RS
It will pay to look over our used
cars. Some day no want you for a
new car. so now it is up to us to
treat you right on a used one.
it“ Hudson Sedan.
1923 Durant Touring.
ma Jordan Biuoboy.
1022 Studebaker Sedan.
1m Chandls'r (Demonstration Car).
1926 Jordan Touring (Demonstra-
tion Car).
1928 Packard "Sport Touring."
Look Them Over 'I‘ry Them Out
We will do the rest
Ford Coupe Hal—800.00.
Dodge 'l‘ourlng 1921—89000
Flint Touring lint—8215.00.
Overland Coach 19244-8225.“.
I’nige Brougham ”ti—8225.00.
PAIGE JEWET’l‘ MOTOR SALES
CO. INC.
NORWALK
PHONE 4170 OPEN EVENINGS
mt Durant Touring. A real buy.
1025 Model ltit Nash 5 passenger.
4 door sedan in splendid condition.
Run 7.000 miles. Mechanically per
feet and exterior fine upholstery.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
i‘i-tl'.‘ NtliiWAl.K FRANKLIN CO
Phone ital til Wall St.. Norwslh
W. it. AUSTIN
South Norwalh
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE
‘ Westport
590
Repairing—Service Stations
Repairing on all makes of are.
Stet-us by the day week or month.
your cat washed while you wait.
Al'Tn EXI‘HANGE GARAGE
I Elizabeth St. Tel iizt
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offer“!
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._
FIRES.
Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and clunad “.00
Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
. and steel drilling «,4
Fitzgerald to Tel 3080.
First a New Sis. Ea“. Norwalk
Witttqu-zn a DAVIS
A. ll WOtiSTER M w DAVIS
AflOIiNEYI AT LAW
li‘crmoriy Examiners U. I Patent
Office.
tilt Maia street. lirtdgepbrt.
Sand for Booklet on Patents.
llPHlilfi‘l‘ERlNG - and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Borgatrom. New
L 0. 0. F. Bldg. 8o. Norwalk.
meaning. Dyeing. Renovating so
mountains '
Poultry and min 0 .
a. c. wnirn LnoHonNs—ruttetn'
for sale. 5 1-: mos. old. Antonio
Gllbortlo. Sylvan Road. Weatport
Tcl 27-8.
i'arta And hairy Products on
FOR SALE—Sweet cider mado front
choice clean apples. delivered di-
rect from mill at no per barrel.
Will change from my barrel to
youn's or furnish new oak barrel
for Si extra. Prod H. Whipple.
New Milford. Conn.
Household Goods
POTATOES
The best. an wasto. Satisfy and
keep until summer comes again.
Select hand picked direct by boat
from Long Island.
'1‘. S. Smith.
McKinley PL. Rowsyton.
Phone IMO-W.
FUltNITURE- I oak desk and
chair. Hoover kitchen cabinet
gas range. also several odd chairs
Call between 10 and ii in the
morning and d and t in the after-
noon. 8 Washington St. South
Norwalk.
lA‘l'l'llEflSldS—fioa Springs. Ouch
ions and Pillows of all kind»
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone It'l Norwsla Mattress
Cc ti Franklin’ areal. loath
Norwalk.
Musical Mt‘rt'llalidlse .2
UPRIGHT PIANO. sweet tone.
good action. excellent piano for be-
ginner. Price 8100. Easy terms.
Free delivery. Act quickly. Come
in today.
POX PIANO C0.
South Norwnlk
BOOKS AND BOARD
Ihiornit tvun nest-c
ROOM & BOARD—in private fam-
ily. a Putnam avenue near West
avenue. South Nor-walk. Tele-
phone it‘ll-W. Gentlemen only.
lineups Without lion-ii or
FURNISHED BOOM—Steam heal
all improvements. Centrally locat-
ed. Inquirs Telephone 1873.
FURNISHED ROOM—Nico home
for winter. Hot water and heat.
Apply Mrs. H. A. Crow. 80 Chest-
nu‘. St. Phone “is.
known For Hummer-ping oa
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING—
Two large connected furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Private house on trolley line. Heat
and light furnished. Phone ISIS J.
asst. siren roa aster
Apartments anti flats to
2 APARTMENTS—For. light house-
keeping, 3 rooms each. Hot and
cold water. gas and electricity.
Near South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church. :2 Plan Hill Rd.
0 BURBANK S'l'.-newly decorated
rooms. with garage. la center.
It BURRIT’I' AVE—5 rooms.
improvements. 0 rooms. all
provemcnts. Phone tilt-i.
lo ELIZABETH s'r.-—s room apart-
ment. all improvements. Rent res-
sonabic. Apply Louis Avrick. Post
Office Block. South Norwnlk. or
5 Elizabeth St.
H
all
im-
BEl.l.O BlLlr—NQW halt No the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Locke swell Who did
tho Job? The Practical Renovat-
lag Hot Shop. if N Main St.. S
Norwsllt Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim
“om Mf‘lllll‘ W II
73 PAIRFIELD AVE—d rooms all
improvements. garage. 73 Fair-
fieid Ave. 80. Norwalk.
FOR RENT—5 room house. part
improvements. 6 minutes from R.
R. station and trolley. Price
815.00. Inquire John Lukacs.
Hunt St.. Rowsyton.
MG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance positing
Plano hoisting Special vans for
moving. t ion Inch dumps. toll
Conn. Ava. Phone in daytime:
lot-id nights.
MIAMI!!!
Ilelp, Wantedoi'emals I!
up! “WANTED—4t interested in
converting your apdro time into
dollars and cents this will interest
you. Addre- box It case Seatio
not.
SALESLADIBS. steady employ-
ment. good salary to ital-t. With or
without experience. References ro-
qulred. A iy at once.
.7. J. EWBERRY CO.
Main _St. Norwaik.
OPERATORS—On one and two
needle operation. Also buttonholv-
ere. Apply Cluett Peabody A: Co.
Inc.
Belp Wanted—Isle SS
DnN'rAI. MECHANIC—Apply Dr. .1.
.1. Kyle. 52: Main St. Stamford.
Conn.
JANI'I‘On—wantad. I a q u i r o hin-
hackemo Hotel. South Norwalk.
PIN BOYS WANTED—Clifford
Bowling Alleys. So. Norwalk.
Help-Bale and Rule 8d
WANTED—Cook's "a up. Couples
tin up. general housework"!
both white and colored. Apply
Norwallt employment agoncm so
Wait at. Phone alts.
III-ti“ Would-ll“ .1
RANDY IMF-Bulging and of:
ins mean: are as. betas -
our: laws mowing: slim and
local trsehias. .lstrtsa teller. OI
'I'arlcr Ava. Phone «it.
' mmccrioa
lust-L m lie-mile dd
.PIANO lel‘ltiltTl'InN.
Conservatory course. Alisa J. Do-
ties. Pupil of New Iorh College of
laws 0 Putnam Ave. lo. Norwaih.
Nest Wu Ara.
Ant hills are established It the
base i' certain it c and
”for...“ win-1 :5 in-
m w ' ' :"
FIVE ROOM FLAT—With all mod-
ern improvements. 41 Cedar St..
good location near West Ave. gar-
age if doci‘cd. Inquire 31 Cedar
St. .
FIVE ROOMS—Part. improvements.
set tubs. hot water. 8 Church St..
So. Norwslk. Apply J. )1. nylon
O Co. Inc.. Washington St.. So.
Nor-walk. Phone at.
FIVE ROOM—And sis room flat
from Nov. let. all improvements
and garage. Inquire 54 Taylor Ave.
So. Norwalh. ~
HOD!!!" APARTMENT—s rooms.
all improvements. first floor. 8).
Grocery Blvd. East Norwalk.
Rent “3.00.1’hone 2025..
d ROOMS—With all improvements
at at Van Zaat St. East Norwalk.
Phone 15!! I. Pascal.
5 ROOM FLAT-Third floor. No. 8
Railroad Ave. Rent $25. Adults
only. For particulars C. Swarts
Old Well Cigar Co. Washington
St.
6 BOOK APARTMENT—With all
modern improvement at t West
Washington street. Telephone
tut.
SIX ROCHE—With bath. all im-
provements and garage. two min-
utes' walk from station. Inquire
It Lc-vn street. South Norwallr.
To LET 4 rooms all improvements.
hot air luster. 2nd floor. sso Flag
ill Road. rent reasonable. In-
quire cs: Plan Hill Road.
THREE ROOMS—Part improve—
ments. 6 rooms with all improve-
ments. ”0.00 also : furnished
rooms for light hombceping with
imbrovemonts. Apply lit-s. P. P.
Itahcncy. la Von iisnt at.
I) VAN IAN? lit—loco“ flow.
Nov. 1st. Inquire down-
Phcne tits-fl. .
“admonish-i is
SIX R00)! APARTMENT-4n East
Norwslk all improvements accept
heat. Garage. Inquire )1. Pro-
msr. I Wan ave. South Norwalh.
or phone it”.
House For Rest
[18' R001! HOI‘Sl-I—All improve-
i'ttrlitcr in your friend’s
in yours.
A-B-C Classifldi Section
and needs.
and loses neither time n
regard.
as A-B-C—io get what
Sentinel A-B-C Classified
The Mystery Is Solved!
Maybe you have been wondering why the .
illillle amount of money always-seems to go
If so, the mystery is solved!
Your friend regularly roads The Sentinel
opportunities to obtain all the things he wants
He consults the well ordered classified columns
at the exact offer ho is seeking. Classified con
venience and classified economy are the two out-
standing qualities which have won his eternal
Wlty don ’t you follow his examplci You'll
find the classified columns brimful of all kinds
of opportunities—all classified and indexed for
quick finding. It’s as easy its 1-2-3—as simple
And it’s as economical as anything could be!
The A-B—O Classified Ads
Always the Same—in Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
hands than when it is
. lie finds economical
or patience in arriving
you want out o! The
Section.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR SALE
Seven roont house. modern. nice
residential section. Convenient"
location. Large sun parlor.
Price 810.500.
Hot water heat. open fireplace.
East Norwalk. six room house
some improvements. Price tattoo
For these or any othnr. consult
CAN ‘Y & CO.
Bastion-Insurance
i? In Iain St. Phone Bat
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AUCTIONS—LIONS
Houses For ~init- S-I
11ml N olives
ROWAYTON—iovcly 11 room house
a I l conveniences, it c it u t I f u l
grounds. Near station and trolley.
I' r l c 9 reasonable. Tel. G a n n.
1173-4.
l'lltS'l‘ Dls’l'lliCT — 'l‘wo family
house part improvements all hrtrd
wood floors iii 000. Real l-istaie
and insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St l‘hone
33‘1”
NEW HOUSE—19 Fifth St.. East
Norwalk. Six rooms. bath and
all modern lmprovcmentr.‘()nk
floors. fire place. rte. Inquire
Wm. R. Ilunsc. 83 Dayvlcw avo-
nuc. So. Norwnlk.
It‘lllt HALE—Oin- slit room hout-v.
lot 60 I 150 No it? Holden Ate
Price tltmt ltnhcrl dost-Inf! Tel
lllol. or William l". lioyl & Son.
Tel. 435.
HERE IT IS. A real bargain. fine
two-family house. well loomed. 6
rooms down at and 6 up. hot
water heat. bh Eclectric iltzhis.
gas. Bowen—Price 33.500. lien.
sonabla amount cash down. ital.
anon on easy terms.
Till; FUDGE REALTY C0.
155 Washington St.
Tel. 559.
NEW HOI'SE—i‘nlt'licld park. 1?th
residential section. (‘all it Ohm
avenue. 'I‘ei. Mill-W.
IN SOUTH NORIVALK
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. especially
desirable. l
SIX ROOM HOUSE. handy to rail- j‘
road station. 3
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. two-car
garage. large lot.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE. very central
location.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE. two-car
garage. price very reasonable.
IN EAST NORWAL‘K.
NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE.
convenience.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW willt’
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I .l. M. Layton Co.. Inc.
ORDER 0? NOTICE
District of Norwalk. so. Probate
Couri, ”PIOIIPI' 27. A. D. 1928.
l-Izi lli‘ of Miles B. Robertson. late
of x walk in said District. de-
(‘cttsmi
“herons, written application has
ltcrn mmlv to this Court by the ad-
miniwtmtrix of said estate. praying.
for tensions-therein set forth. that
Hmn" person other than said appli-
cant, tu- authorised and cmpcwcrcd
to sell certain real estate of said
mint.» ptrtlculariy described in said
application:
(mlntwi, That said application be
ltl'urtl nnd determincd‘at the Pro-
ltzti" ("'lf‘f‘. in Norwnik. on the ith
l‘. ‘_v of November. 1928. at 10
o'r‘liit'k intention: and that public
l’IO'll‘i‘ thwroof be given to all per-
sons inu‘rcsfcd therein by publish-
lni: thin order in a newspaper hav-
ing a i-ircttiatlon in said District. at
It‘n'd five days before said day of
heariniz.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
CLA SSIPIE D DISPLAY ‘_
m
~- Fireproof your
business
hicdorn methods of build-
firo prevention equipment con I
trlituls much to your safety
But are insurance places the
one sure protection bstwsep
you and financial ion as a re.
suit of fire.
Be sure your insurance b
adequate and correctly Ill.
piled. We will gladly inspect
rear tire risks.
30 Washington Street
Insurance and Rest listato
'I'Ichli'd'llullli lb
one-car garage.
HOME REALTY COMPANY.
Tree Specialist
hols For Sale its
BUILDING LOTS — Six beautiful:
lots on Sycamore St. on Gregory;
Boulevard, East Nor-walk. Best
building proposition in town
Write Box m. Norwnlk. l
fl .
Scientists recently dot. onstratedl
NEVER IDLE
A. H. Kellner
TREE SPECIALIST
Phone 272
that it was possible to drive a mo—I
tor with grain dust.
OUT OUR. AY
“to at I" hulk Half“
unusual. . .
ing .CGIIII'GCIIOD and tasted . .
See or Call
Walter R. Calling:
REALTOR
23 N0. MAlN STREET
Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE 'BARGAllll
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. $8800. Ext
cellent Terms. Don't hesi-I
t at e t o investigate. This
chance won’t last long.
l
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day. ?
Somers & Somers
THE PAINT PEOPLE
wmnow canons
rams
aoor commas
NORWALR so. NORWALK
to Wall St. S»I0 Burro-dew.
wt: DELIVER .il
‘ 'ficturnc-l to their
in 'ly appointed cheer
Igi'c a few cheers. Dave tool“ ‘lla‘e’
Westport i
Test Answers;
Here the the answers tothdqucs-
tions which appear on the comic
Pale-
l—Laura LnI-‘lante.
z—Arisona.
teltogers Hornsby.
iJ-Colleen Moore. ~_ ' ,
5—‘I‘welv3‘dozons. . "j‘ . '
G—An inconoclnst is a destroyer cl
icons or images. ‘ A‘ .
7~Utah. ' ‘ .
t—Canadn, .
t—Thcrmopyiae is a famoup
mountain pass in northern Greece.
Iii—William Makepeace Thack-
cray.
v
Our Halloween Began With'
Celts of Northwestern Europe
The Halloween celebrated by the
American people with all the clap-
lrap of costumes and evntbolisnt
had its origin in the New \‘ear's fire
fesllvnl among tlto Cells of north-
western iiuropc, writes J. G. Frazer.
in his epic book on prlnilliu: rites,
The Golden liough. Ho remarks that
the celebration has greatly chang-
ed in meaning and observance since
I then.
. ’l‘he pagans of “Land's End" hogti-
ing their fire festivals many years
before Christ observed lilo even or
May Day and November 1. he do-
clares. The theory is that the Colts
as‘ d pastoral people were l‘l‘lilng
the two divisions of the year. in May
the flocks were driven out to sum-
mcr pastures and on November I.
smile at the up-
proach of winter.
Once lit-gnu New \‘car.
The beginning of the year was ap-
parently dated front Halloween. as
evidenced on the Isle of Man. which
long held out as n IOI'II‘ORS of Celtic
custom against Saxon nsnitttilation.
and where New Years was in recent
centuries celebrated at this season.
Man Halloween customs 'nrc
iracca into this New York influ-
once. The numerous fortune telling
tricks and nugtlrles rcniorcd to are
natural at the first of the year. when
one Would wish to see what. the com-
‘Sitrong Appeals
0 I
.~ For H. S. Spirit
‘v- -————— .,
filament. JAKOB asp max-
" its. saunas rumu.‘ en'-
‘nrzsrs AT ASSEMBLY—AND A
new SONG Is HEARD.
One of the most interesting as-
semblies of the school year was held
‘ ,-day at tho Norwalk High
. . thcrpui Jakob spoxedurcu-
‘ mounting the coming football
between the Norwulk High
Laridf‘tho eleven representing
' Harding High school Oi
,t.
' ‘wcre rather .‘lll'iioflun-
. on and have yct'td'nvut
. .rinctpal Jakob stated that
the time to really show school spirit
is now. when the team really needs
the support of the entire student
body. .Tlckets went on sale this
ornin'kfan‘fl' fifty were sold within a
elation?”
'11 then introduced Donald
‘ m Leonard Harris who
_ 9 humorous dialogue bringing
. out the fact that the Dramatic club
of the school will hold its first so-
cial of the year in the school audi-
torium, this afternoon. All pupils
will be admitted free of charge and
will be served with cake and punch.
The Dramatic club is the richest or-
ganization of the school and can af-
ford to stand the expense or the so-
clal.
Mr. Jakob wanted to get the real
Green and White spirit in the stu-
dents. in preparation for the game
Friday. and asked Dave Framer.
leader. to‘
platform and the response was grat-
ifying. He then asked Mr. Jakob if
a few boys could get on the plat-
form and sing a new song of his own
composition. The principal consented
and the following boys sang the‘
song. to the tune of "East Side West
Side:" Jack Lewis. Hen Hopkins.
Franklyn Neuman. ' Buttery.
Dave Fromer. An rew C are. Leo-
nard Harris. and Ernest Harris at
the piano. The song proved a huge
success and the boys were forced to
give an encore. It will be added to
thh list of school songs.
The big treat of the morning
and everyone. 'I‘he treat was a stir”-
ring oration by Franklyn Neuman
or! school spirit. Neuman is a senior
at the school and his talk was ex-
captionsliy good. He showed the
students that they should support
their team and, mixed humor in his
talk, telling the story of the old Ne-
grp w b. in his slow moving mule
andb ggy, tried to travel 12 miles to
a neighboring town. Asking strang-
ers on the road the distance each re-
plied "about 12 miles down the
road." The Negro said to his mule
"never mind Napoleon. we are hold-
ing our own.” and Newman then told
i the pupils that they were not hold-
ingthair own as far as support to
athletics is concerned.
- f He received a. "big band" at the
_ conclusion of his talk.
The words to the new school song.
which Dave Framer. cheer leader.
composed and song at the assembly
follow:
»"I-‘ullbaoks. I! al 1 b a c k s. crashing
through the line,
- “let's the Norwalk High school and
our boys are doing fine.
‘ . mm the team is fighting. give them
a rousing cheer.
To the Green and White warriors.
there's no such word as fear."
Tho song is sung to the tune of
East ado. West Side. and has proven
a big hit.
‘0- t
. Report cards for the first six
oeks,were issued yesterday after-
There were many and faces.
hit titers were also many broad
» smilear'l'he honor role will be ready
for publication some time next
week. .
The members of the football
squad have received their ushers”
“cm for the Yale-Army gents
filers will be many features at this
salts and the local students are.
very fortunate in receiving the tie.
trots.
reheat-ml of the or-
‘I’hc weekly
_ 'clie‘sq. Glad club and aids appre-
cla- was bold
doe the direction of lib
ing twolvt‘muutll llultlh lu slim.
Jttck-o-lanlt-rtts. full]. .«wtlmtuupq
for great. butti‘irt-s. l'i'l‘illl Ui" tun.-
wheu the new fire. t-tuluut it by Mill.
ple pagans \vltlt IiliIl-(IC |Irlllli‘l'lltn.
was ccrelituttluliy lIL'llit‘tl, Ili tin
hope lhitl. Its illt'rwltlu uoul-l tllillllt‘
through the year \\llll'll \v..\ pump,”
ill.
Source Of (.‘nltiim,
Tilt-so fit-ca itluo Were ltuitt- ll an 4..
welcome to the souls of the llt.|'l_
which were ntlltpmmi to i’u- t‘vtlstiit 2
their old homer. l-Zflurm to t'\lwl n.-
hopes to be rid of tho “(‘L‘Illilllllllltl
Mile of the old yrur no the ti-‘tv
might be begun with a (‘ll‘ill‘ slurp,
act. ghouls goblins, “lli‘lll'fl utlrl \vur-
locks a-rldlltg through llii' air on
bt‘sonts or "gitllopln: tilting the romp.
on tabby-cats, which for that t‘\\'-
him; are turned htlu coal black
steeds." The Celts livllm’ul Lliéll llll'll‘
magic rites would cause the ii\\'t‘-
some sprites to quit thi- rt-elon for a
”In" at. least. .
Halloween llfls been ill lllOtll‘l‘il
days explained as the lilil" \\llIlI
evil spirit; left llll' Luld lulOI'w tin,-
entering of the good for thv stimuli .l.
in; 31, allows pny.._l,iu.l hunt-y
tntr‘ figmo antiquity; l‘nt' :tlltwlul.
ing aach'a conception. mvlnt: that
the. ("lirlsfiult church llt'sl
.‘lllr‘nlplo
ml to suppress and lfllt‘l' K.’i\t' HM
own'complvxion to tln- atvtml ftro
Jewelry store has received a num-
bcr of these compacts Will] the Net‘-
wulk High school banner and Color!
ull them. They ul'u proving no big,
a hit for the girls an the m \v Green
and White belts are for llli: Loys.
Tito Drnmalic club of the school
held its first social of ”if" )‘vul‘ in Illu
school auditorium. yesterday flitti-
noon. About 50 couples attended
the dance which was it Very, succum-
i'ul one. The newly organized High
School Seronadcrs played to}- dn‘nc-
ing which was enjoyed for three
hours. |
George Ingham' and Virginia
Moilcnz won the lucky nullllii'l‘
dance and gave an exhibition tor
trot. An exhibition fox trot was also
given ' by 'Ifisa "Ratrhford' of the
Latin department and James Fuch-
hclmer and Dan Perlnlun gave an
exhibition of the Charleston.
Refreshments of punch, cake and
cookies were served by the following
committee in charge; Medellin:
Leonard. Consuelo Dawson. Donald
Sturges. Leonard Harris and Presi«
dent grumpyohsspn. ll ’.'
The Lfinutlc club has‘bc mimic-
tivo for the pus: low yours but lt is
the aim or‘ the club to make up for
lost _time tilts year. l‘iuya wi'l be
given in the. assemblies about every
two weeks and meetings will be held
at the same intervals. An enter-
tainment will be held at every meet-
ing.
The football team will play the
Warren Harding illrll school of
Bridgeport at. Atnusmnvnt park. this
afternoon. The locals haw yet to
win a game but they hope that they
will turn in their first victory today.
A‘lprgo crowd is expected.
.5. r».
The first call to court enthusiasts
of the school was issued today liy
Miss Mary Morley, dean of the glrls.
Miss Morley has requesitd ztll supoh-
more girls to b opt-qaent at a trpout
at Jeiferlion scltool., Monday; alter-
noon., It‘is the. aim ‘of Miss hlot'lcy
to give all the girls of‘titc school a.
chance to play. There will be a sep.
arate team for each room and a
schedule of inter-class games will be
arranged soon.
I The Dialing (Iii Eli's‘s not met
..'h the best of.'..'.nli‘bb&s.'in their
w ..; . .. ..
a .true surprise to Principal .1an ”ramp “ka“?“ "mm
”ere-have tried-'hard‘fnfionroll the
class but. only a small' ntmtbcr has
as & paid the membership dues.
. ___,,_, .
Seycral teachers of the school will
attend college football games. Satur-
dx, , afternoon. Measure.“ Pollard.
B n. Nathanson-snd Jakob will at-
tend the Yale-Army game as will
Miss Nichols. Miss Child will see
the Dnrtnfouth-Brown game.
squad V‘who agreed that they would
not shave until they won a‘ game
have broken their agreement. Sev-
eral of the boys had a board so
largo thathey a... requested to
shave it off. Many are still keeping
the agreement and will keep it tor
the next two years when they will
proballfihke thclr'lrs't shat»... L
.E’dmtlsd .Brceaeytfimndnont 3gtor.
was a. visitor at the school yesterday.
.- ',‘_”‘_'_..__' . .. ‘~
”‘ The’c‘onitltutlor‘i committee of the
class of June. 1928, met yesterday
and drew up the class Constitution
and bytlawa ‘
Pearl Bearing Tree:
The next time you have a coconut
in your hands. states The Mentor
feel the three dark dcprvsfiiens on
tho end. If all three are equally
hard and tough Open your dad
quick. There may be a pearl instdc'
The phenomenon has been known to
hlbmofl frequently on the re.
land of Ceiobes. in the Dutch East
Indies near thq iloluecss prone
Usually the. "corona: purl" is
about the-sise of a pro and 'eimd in
the milk. Sometimes il com-rs a lit-
fle larger. ml in shape and is: on
ed to the meat
To produce a pearl a A‘n‘nul
must have all of its ctr-rum deer-«r
siona scaled tin . . ocean
softer than the ‘
Int lid ..
”root 1" - -
perfectly
let lot-N
.sn-
,.. ,4.
e
ft-stlvnlu of which linllovr-u-n is cum.
.4‘
, q .
Several members of the football
-... .m. .m:._ua.n;. s .. _L._m
. or. c. ilk-m.
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