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NESS SERVICE-—
Business Service:- (Offered
liliiizliriu and Counseling
"lirecsnwklnu and Millinery
.Heiitlnu. PILnltul-ig. Rooting
Insurance and Surety itends
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“Help Wanted— Mats
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uations Wanted-Male
t'lAb—
Business Opportunities
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,‘liill"l‘liil\l—
' i.o l instruction Classes
’Mus cal. Dam-inn. Dramatic
.. Wanted -- Instruction
S’i‘itl'K—
L , Dogs. Cats. other Pets
Horses. (rattle. Vehicles
Poultry and Supplies
‘ Walitedv-Idve Stock-
. eliANluss—
ii-Arltelos if 3- Sale
' i-a—itartei a d Exchange
0~~uouts and Acdeesorieo
.'s-iaul.itns Materials
d—Rusineno and Office Equip-
" merit ’ _
. Farm and Dairy. Products
l-Fuet. Peed. Fertiliser
t-oooa Thinks to Eat
-—Hourehoid (loop.
-.iewelry. Watches. Diamonds
l t—Mschincry and Tools
S—Musioai Merchandise
H—ltndio Equipment
S—ficeda. Plants. Flowers
A—Speeiaia at the Stores
* —Wesring Apparel
l -—Wsnted—Tu iluv
this AND lltlAlll)—-
' Ronnie With Hoard
Rooms Without Hoard
,) llooim for Housekeeping
.. Vacation Places
othrs to Eat
V-Wheve to Stop In Town
‘ Wanted—ltootna oi iioard
I. ES'l‘A'i’E ii‘ii' RENT-
.. . rtnlema and Flats
he» Places for Re"
‘ sno‘ion‘l For Rent
‘ ”oases For Rent
'——tmicea and link Room
" ore and Mountain — M
V Rent -
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iii Fttomnen‘i'rnperts For ~h101
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iENTiJGMEN'S lliNGvn Set with a
green tourmaline. tiwuera initials
and date engraved on inside. Lib-
eral ruwuni for recowry. iteturn
to Sentinel Office.
l.()S' Gentleman's Wrist watch.
be t-en Ann St. and Patrice Thea-
tre. Phone 4176 Reward.
LUST—Police dog. 'i‘nn color. li-
censo it.- 54500. Answers to
name of .itni. Missing since Oct.
27th.. Will i’iuder please return to
Rev. R. it. it. Foote. 260 East
Avo‘. Phone 8277.
SUTUEOTIVE
‘Aulomoiitm r8: Hate it
1923 massif COACIi-oGood ins-
chnnicai condition. good paint and
tires. Equippt‘d udth Watson stab-
iiators. (‘an be Seen at 81 Ward
St. Telephone 3849 for appoint-
merit.
b
1825 Model lttii Nash 6 panrilgei.
6 door sedan in splendid condition.
liun 7.00» miles. Mechanically pet
feet and cx‘vrior line upholsttfly.
Looks like new. This car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
Hill. NltllWAl.i\' FRANKLIN CO
Phone taxi till Wall St.. Norwsik
l921 FORD COUPE—Phone 812!
after 7 o'clock.
k‘ttli SALE—Maxwell coach 1925 in
good condition. Auto painting .I.
Premrn A: Sons 1 Merritt St. So.
Norwalk.
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwulk
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES 6: SERVICE
Westport ‘
690
Repairing—Sent” Stations
lit-pairing on all makes oi ca-s,
Storage by the dog weeit or month
your cat washed while you wait.
Al‘Tri EXCHANGE GARAGE
1 Elizabeth St. Tel 4121
BUSINESS SERVICE —
Baum-as Services Offered ll
AUTOMOBILE—Tops and curtains
repaired. All kinds of heavy sew-
ing. Let us give your auto top a
coat of waterproofing. FITZGER-
‘ ALI) Awning Co. First and New
81.. E. Norwniki
latrines.
Notice
Prevebt i-‘irea ,
Chimneys scraped and cieaned“d.00
t‘himnnys rt-poinied
All kinds oi tildtlt'f work. brick
and steel drilling
Fitzgerald i'o Tel iiilltt.
First & New Sta. Ea Norwalh
WOOSTER & DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. w. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners of U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street, Brld cport
Send for Booklet on stable
_...I . _ - a-..
UPHOLSTERING-nnd c a bin et
work. Picture framing, mirrorsi
and uplioistercrs' supplies. . Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. 0. O. R. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
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Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating Ill
HELlO ilii.l.—-—-New hat? No the
old one cleaned blocks-d and
trimmed Looku swell Who did
the Job? The Practical ili~novpt-
ing Hat Shop 1134 Main Stc‘fli
Norwalk Conn. up 1 Night stairs
a satisfied customer is our aim
Movlna. Trill-king Storage 0b
NAG? BROS—Storage. All k'nds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting Special vain for
Ci
moving a ton Mack dltmps. lilo
Conn Ave. Phone 010 daytime:
lot-ii nights.
EMPLOYEES!“
Help Wanted—Mole S3
WANTED—Married man with re-
fsrenc as clerk in store. Inquire.
P. O. x 892.
ifillp- Male and Female '34
TEIJSPHONE OPERATOR—Know-
ledge of
11 m. Rep y to Box X‘ clo Sentinel
Office. "
Sittlst limo Wanted—Female 80
WANTED—position as cook or
houseworker by day or month. by
middle aged woman. Can furnish
' excellent'refsrences. Write box 02
cars Sentinei.. I
JOB PRINTING .OFFICE—Smali
lob printing office. five minutes
from South Nor-walk P. 0.‘ Can
start business at once. Phone
SIS-W. Owner has other interests.
Norseman
Hulls-oi. llooeing. "ran-tic 04
PIANO iNS'i'itliL'l‘itiN.
conservatory course. Miss J. De.
lies. Pupil.of New York College of
Music. 0 Putnam Ave. So. Not-walk.
Near West Ave. '
assessable:
.lloun‘ltolil (South . I.
SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET——
Good as new; white; perfect in
story respect. Must be seen to be
I appreciated. Cali ”-4 after 0 p.
in. or inquire hire. Schenk. Alden
Apia. Webster St.
visas and Pillows of all kinds-
llldo. "9000100., and repaired
Jolt-phone 0n Norwais Native-
Co 00 Franklin Great South
gases-la .
5:”. inertia-db“. . 00.
-' ~ Ito-smalls one
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ping. Hours d p. m. to .
Iiusins‘lts . (moor-tunmes SS .
MA‘ITitlIISSi-ifl—flns Springs Cush- '
lood action. excellent piano for be-
ginner. Price 3100. Easy tatms.
Free delivery. Act quickly.
in today.
rox PiANo co.
South Norwaiit
ROOMS AND BOARD
llotmis Without lic-rd
Nltfi‘JL! FURNISHEI
Hot ‘ water. 131 So.
Phone 024.
Wanted—Rooms or linen!
Stamford. Conn.
REAL ESTATE [03 SINT
Apartments and flats
a ALLVIEW AVE—6 rooms.
St. Phone 397-8.
511 BELLE AVE—Between Chest-
with all modern improvements.
Steam heat furnished.
lmprovemehts.
field Ave. So. Norwaik.
FOUR ROOMS-And bath. all im-
provements. Second floor. Ono car
garage. Near C. a K. Factory.
Rent 830.00. inquire at. Fort St.
Telephone 1210. e
HILLSIDE PEACE—Five room
apartment. steam heated. with all
improvements. Rent $45.00. Phone
1280.
& 0 ROOMS--improve'ments in
good residential section. Rent rea-
sonabie. inquire. 12: Woodward
Ave. Phone 2018 J.
26 ‘MADISON ST.—-8 rooms. all lat-
est improvements. 2 complete
kitchens and two bath:w Rent
$46.00. Inquire Dr. Sloma .Phone
3129.
MODERN APARTMENT—0 rooms.
all improvements. first floor. It
Gregory Blvd. East Norwalk.
Rent 845.00. Phone 2025.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.—-Apartment
or four rooms. Rent 330.00. Phone
Dr. Sloman 3129.
i2 ORCHARD ST. - Five room
apartment. newly decorated. All
improvements.
its ORCHARD ST.-VF‘lrst floor. 6
rooms and bath. All improvements
hot water heat.
it ittiulii FLAT—Third floor. No. I
Railroad Ave. Rent :35. Adults
only. For particulars C. Swarts
Old Well Cigar Co.. Washington
St.
THREE. HooflS—Psrt' improve-
ments. 5 rooms with all improve-
meats. 030.00 also 2 furnished
rooms for light housekeeping with
improvements. Apply Mrs. P. P.
hiahoney. 52 Van Zant St.
58 WOODWARD AVE—Four rooms
with all improvements. Centrally
located. inquire at market next
door.
4 Wanted To Rent 0!
WANTED TO RENT—two or three
rooms for alight housekeeping.
Man and wife. Must be located
within short distance of Sentinel
office. Address. “Light House-
keeping." clo Sentinel Office.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
‘ on
“opera For Sale
A BARGAIN
ONE FAMILY HOUSE in excellent
condition. all improvements. cen-
trally located. handy to railroad
station. So. Norwaik.
HOME REALTY COMPANY
UPRIOH‘I‘ PIANO. 0'00! tone.
Coma
10
some WANTED—For two boys.
'agos nine and thirteen. state pars
tlcuiars. Address P. O. Box 626.
14
all
improvements. newly decorated.
Inquire on premises. or 15 Monroe
nut and South Main Sta. 6 rooms
73 FAllth‘lEiD AVE.-—0 rooms all
garage. 7! Fair-
ROOM—For
one or two gentlemen. Steam heat.
Main St.
in yours.
opportunities to obtain
and needs. -.
and
regard.
quick finding.
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‘ The Mystery Is Solved!
Maybe you have been wondering why the
same anmuut of money always seems to go
further in your friend’s hands than when it is
if‘so. the mystery is solved!
. Your friend regularly reads The Sehtincl
A-B-C Classified Section. He finds economical
Ho consults the well ordered classified columns
ses neither time nor patience in arriving
'at the exact ofl'cr he is seeking. Classified con
venicnce and classified economy are the two out-
standing qualities which. have won his eternal
Why don’t you follow his examplef You'll
find the classified columns brimful of all yids
of opportunities—till classified and indexe for
it’s as easy as l-2-3—as simple
as ABC—to get what you w t out of The
Sentinel A-li-C Classified Sectiofi
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L
AUOTIONS~LEOAL
some improv nueu'a Price 86 mm
FOR SALE
Seven room house. modern. nice
residential section. Convenient
location. Largo sun parlor
Price "0.500
Hot water heat. open fireplace.
V
East Norwaik. slit room Must.
For these or an) other.- mnsttit
CANTY 8: CO.
Sultana-insurance
l? 00 Alain St. Phone to
.5
Somers & Somers
THTC I'AINT l‘l‘:()l"ln
meow SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NORWAIM St). NtiliWALR
50 Wall St. ii. iii iiuliroatl Ave.
WE DELIVER
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
'A‘Kfll Millers. Si
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested or where land may
be affected that a pub.ic healing by
the Mayor and Council of the city
of Nerwalk will be held iii the Coun-
cil Chamber. Cily Hall. on Tuesday
evening. November :ith. 19:0. at
eight o‘clock to consider the pro-
posal to alter, chunge and denig-
nato building lines on boili sides of
South Main Street. so called. in Lite
Second Taxing District. lI‘Uili Alon-
roe Street to Concord Street and to
take such action as shall be deem-
ed appropriate.
And all persons interested there—
in ars hereby toxiiied to appear at
said time on place and be lis'ill'd
iii relation thertto. if they so desire.
By order of the Mayor and Couli-
eli of mid City.
Dated at the iy of Norwalk.
Conn., this 2nd (1 of November
lfizli.
STEPHEN DOKUS.
City Ciel k.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given iltat a pub-
lic hearing by ”it: Mayor and Coun-
cil of the City of Norwalk will be
ttoid at the Council Chambers, Cl‘y
Hall. on fluidity evening, Novelti-
Viior 91h. 1926. at eight o'clock. H’ln-
live to the proposal to change the
grade of St. John Street. SQ called
in the Third Taxing l‘islriei. 3
All persons interested
are hereby notified ‘.o appear and
be heard thereon. if they so desire.
Dated at the City of Nurwulk.
Conn., this 2nd day of November.
1928.
STEPHEN bonus.
City Clerk.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a pub-
lic hosting by the Mayor and Coun-
cil of the City of Norwalk will be
held at the Council Chamber. City
‘Hall. on Tuesday evening. NoVeluhcr
9th. 1920. at eight o'clock relatiVe
to the proposal to change the grade
.of my street. so called. in the Sec-
ond Taxing District. froui Raymund
Street to Concord Street.
All persons interested therein are
hereby tilted to appear and be
heard th rcon. if they so desire.
Dated at the City of Norwnik.
Conn., this 2nd day of November.
1926.
DOKUS.
STEPHEN
" City Clerk.
ANOTHER SARGAIN—Two-famliy
house. improvements. 8 years old.
centrally located in Not-walk:
tuoo—tbooo cash will take it.
Don't fall to see us about this one.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
Tel. £59. .
FOR SALE—Ono sis room house.
lot so a 100 No. of Holden 'Avo
Price 00.500. Robert Joseloff Tel.
1800. or William F. Hoyt ls Son.
Tel. m.
FOR SALE or FO-R RENT-2W1].-
son avenue. Rowsyton. seven
room cottage. with all modern
improvements. address 19 East
sou: St. New York city.
FOR QUICK SALE—At a bargain.
New ‘1! room house. all modern
improvements. large lot. Several
old shade trees. heated half block
from,troliey line. In nios neigh-
borhood. Very *iittlo cosh neces-
sary. Taylor & Golden South Nor-
' walk Trust Co. Budg. Phone 1280.
IN EAST NORWAIJC-Two small
places 15 Strawberry Hill Ave.
Bungalow. Four rooms. improve-
ments. Garage with extra room.
Good lot. 05500. No. 1 Cottage St.
Five rooms. every improvement.
small lot. sssoo. Fairly essy terms
on both. Edwin L. Hoyt. No. I
Westpert Ave. Not-walk.
NEW HOi'SS—irsirtlsld park. BM
rendentiai section. Doll 41 Ohio
avenue. Tel. ”II-W.
yl‘ls In his 00
3
one Bellman LOT-Joe solo.
Just off the Boulevard lssuiro .i.
Phone 1010‘.
surmise LOTS -- as beautiful
lob sssyaslsm as Ores-rs
sealants. out a ik. out
ballots: nos-titan in town.
Writs Sea 800. News}
eiaaossih Mia-d. Ora;
my!
s,
V 4.!“ ._ " ‘-
was: assessme-
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E'Griti'ia I. 01""! BOW.
will be
next year.
stalled. November 9.
Sir George Rowland Blades. Iti.l’..
London's Lord illnyor for
He will be officially in-
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our our. ’ivav
‘hki‘ld‘ln .
See or Call
Walter R Ceilings-
REALTOR
23 N0. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
son SALE
Splendid new modern
house, all improvements.
Steam heat. Easy T e r m s.
O f f Gregory Boulevard,
East Norwalk.
a
An up to date house just
completed. 6 elegant rooms.
all improvements. Excel-
lent location. N o r w al k.
Price $6,500. Terms.
| For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
Test Answers V
These are the correct answers to
the questions which appear on the
comic page:
1—‘-Corlnne Griffith.
2~"Seosme."
B—To set before.
i—Benito Mussolini.
B—Insanity.
6—Jumbled type.
7—A lawyer without professional
honor.
s—Japanese actor.
ii—Lansing.
IO—Pittsburgh.
am
[ Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
ing construction slid tested
fire prevention equipment con
tribute much to your safety
But fire insurance places the
one stirs pliteetlun between
you and financial loco as 0 r0-
sult of tire.
Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly sp-
pllt'd. Ws will gladly’inspeoi .
your firs risks.
.l. M. Layton (‘0.. Inc.
’30 Washington Street
Insurance and lival Estate \
TELEPHONE 00
Rev. Culver Talks
ToVTeachers Of
East Ave. Church
Dr. bicnrl P. Culver of Norwalk.
addressing the fillmt‘ing of the Butt
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
school board members at their sup-
per last. night. gave a resume of the
Sunday school movement and re-
ported ns his own conclusion that
teachers must be “all-uroutiti' aids
to their pupils. The movement. he
said. has gone through a variety of
stages when first one necessity was
emphasized and ilicn another. but
the time has come when the leach-
cr mus'. combine instruction in
Bible knowledge. religious experi-
ence and understanding of the
child.
There were about 25 teachers and
board officials picstnt at the sup-
pcr. which was served by the ladies
of the church under direction of
Mrs. S. L. Moore. C. D. Ilodglmun.
superintendent of the school. an-
nounced that plans were under way
for an active season socially.
Detroit's ”new traffic ordinance be-
sides forbidding “one-aruled driving"
and front seat crowding. also pro-
hibits any one to drive with another
ptrson sitting in his lap.
More 'than one hundred billion
pounds of milk are produced annual-
ly in the United States. according to
Roberts Everett. manager of the Na-
tional Dairy Industries exposition.
Bv VWILLIAMS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS "3030““. T7 . CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
aimed. lull Will. it Dill-it'll “Mill-Oil! ' 0| ‘ V RCSDCCt for Old Age DOCS
to Eggs Lord
Dewar Tells Poultrymen
I ' ' (News of the World.)
Humorulcintiliated at the annual
dinner of the Poultry Club in Lon-
don. Lord Dewar. who is the presi-
dent. is a well-known eplgrslutiia-
tist. and coniulscd his audience with
some of the quaillteat observations
liever matte at n gathering of poultry-
. keepers. He disclaimed any inten-
;‘.ion to opeil up the Controversial
subject whether it was the hen or
i the on that appeared in the world
first. or to suggest crossing the leg-
lhors with the queen bee that laid
8.000 eggs in an afternoon. or with
n codilsh that laid a million eggs
in a lifetime. and had never been
known to cuckle over it; or with
the firefly. to enable the hen to lay
- at night an}! save the electric light.
When attending school he was keep-
! ing poultry on a small farm in the
back pastures of his benighied coun-
try of Scotland. The only poeite'.
money lie then received was derived
i from the revenue from a few bend
of poultry.- pigeons. and rabbits
i which he killed on the farm. The
lchildren of Israel in bondage, when
they had to find straw to make
bricks, had an easy task as com-
. pared with his. because he only got
l the skins to sell of the rabbits which
he caught—he had Scot‘ish parents.
'Pouiiry-keeping. he contended. was
lone of the oldest. if not the oldest.
of industries in- the world. it was
goingVon before Samson had his hair
bobbed or Moses dropped the oldies.
if Samson were living today he
I would be the
STRONG MAN ON THE MUSIC-
HALLS:
Moses the British representative in
Arabia: Adam ‘he game ranger in
Ashdown ll'ol'esi; Joill‘lill of israel
lite Viceroy of Inliiu; Solomon
would he in prison tor an elegant
stilllcieiicy of lilKililly illill other ttiu-
riiul offenses; uud t‘leopuiru would
be writing lli'r reiulliirt't-ln-es for the
Sunday papers. The wages of sin
sometimes commanded a much
higher price iliuil tile iiityea of vir-
tue. Lord Uivui did not strictly
coiillne himself in tin.- .lilu-ct of
poultry-keeping, but he t‘lever \vult-
tiered for train l‘.. ill-re are a few
more of his homely meditations:—
Respt-ct for old age does not ex-
tend io eggs. 0
The road to sneer-is is filled wi
Women pu.~iilng their hushun 0
along. .
Tile cockerel does the crowing.
but the hen delivers the goods.
it is n. \vlse wife who laughs at
lli‘i‘ husband's Stories. The Jokes
may not be funny. blit some hus-
buuds ure.
One child said to another. "They
have comptinv downs‘nirs" The
other said. “How do you know?"
"Because i hear mother laughing at
father's jokes."
Henvrii protects the \vorkliig'ulrl.
but it is the girl who does. not work
who needs most protection. Some
lend a strenuous life dodging work.
Mohammedan girls never see
illi‘li' husbands before they are mur-
ried. Christian girls seldom see
their husbands after they are mur-
ried.
The inventor of the bagpipes got
the idea from stepping on a cat.
A handyman on a poultry estate.
who was told to mark and du'e eggs.
gave in his notice, saying, "i am not.
going to be secretary to your Lei:-
horns."
Have You Talked With
Mars Over Your Radio?
l
English Are S
l
|
i Many English radio fans are at-
itomptlng to listen to the pltiiit‘l
Mars. according to reports received
from London. Up to the present no
messages front that planet Seem to
have reached any one of the many
thousands of British listeners.
hiars is now only 42.000.000 miles
from the earth—closeritban it has
been for the last yeah-but hopes of
getting into communication with the
planet seem to have received scant
support from the leading astrono-
' mere.
Dr. Ct-ommelin. of the Greenwich
Observatory. says that it is practi-
cally an liliposaibillty that. Mars. if
intelligence exists on the planet.
should think of sending illessuges to
the earth at the some time listeners
here attempted to hear Martian sig-
! unis.
i “Probably the same
title knowledge on t
would be reached millions of years
lupart. even supposuig Mars has in.
habitants." he said. "if there are in-
telligent people on the planet they
lwouid have had our radio knowledge
millions of years ago."
. Other noted astronomers expressed
lsimilar opinions.
Use 'l‘weive-Tube flu-elven
However. a. specially designed
'twelva-tube super-heterodyne recei-
ver and a two—tube unit for short
wave reception were in use in the
office of “Popular Wireless." a Lon-
don radio publication. All wava
lengths from 80 to 40.000 meters
were explored. The great range or
logo of scien-
one knows what wave length the
Mnrtian‘s would select it they should
take advantage of their unusual
nearness to the earth.
According to reports shortly after
8 o'clock Wednesday evening the
London listener reported hearing an
unaccountable station signalling the
letter "M" on a 80.000 meter wave
length. It 3 supposed the letter "M"
siood for Mars. The fact that the "n-
usually high wave length was used
Nicholé’s Spec}
Through Darien '
‘ Causes Arrest
MichAci Nichols. Putnam hotel.
Railroad avenue. who occupied the
dlts" one evening. again stepped in-
to publionotice last evening. when
he was. arrested by Policeman
IGeorge Evans. Darien. for speed-
ng.
Evans chased Nichols from Darien
csntcrto South Norwalk before he
caught him. The offender was trav-
cling at the rate of 56 miles per
hour. Evans turned Nichols over to
tho Noryalk police. who politely
gave him back do Darien. He was
summoned to appear in court Mon-
day night. .
Policeman William Bowman. of
Darien. also arrested two speedcrs
last night. At 1 o'clock he appre-
hended Adolphe Anderson. in Con-
nection: avenue. Bridgeport. for
speeding at the rate of 61 miles
per hour. and also for not carrying
his license. Anderson was released
under in bond. Five minutes later.
Bowman arrested Lester Pack. Cos
Cob. on the charge of speeding.
Peck was summoned to court Mom
.y night. \
Ifilitarytraining wi 2h. intro-
ducsd in all Turkish 1-! and Nor-
msi schools for boys. ttendsnoe
at summer halal” camps will be
. obituary. .V
’e ttvo planets '
wave lengths was chosen because no.
limelight recently when deprived ofl
_ a lady friends by a gang of "nail-
erious About It
lsuggested that the signal originated
from a iiiysterlous source. However.
the leill-r was reported to be in or-
tltmtrv Moran, code—«n Code which
Martians would probably not under-
. 5-iuiid.
None of those who heard the sig-
nal were iviliiiig to assign the
strange signal as originating from
the red planet.
Semis. Meetmgc to Mars
Onc optimist is mid to have sent
a (iiiiliilt‘it' turnout,“ to Mars throng
ego vtua ill a peculiar code which no
one “as able to decipher. However,
the sender was confident that. if the
lueesuge was received. the Martian“
would be able to understand its text.
llptvt-vvr. although regular rate will
pultl. delivery was not guaranteed
l-y the f‘Olllllit‘i‘t'lili company.
It will be .L'llllnll)L‘i‘t‘(l iimi sev»
v.-..l _\«'il'S ago Senator Mun-out con-
structed spri'ittl long “the apparatus
.. liiili' in on planets tilt-n approach-
ing the earth. believing that it nus
possible for hliii to pick up some
kind of signals trout iliem.’
Zilany scientists were surprised to
hear that peculiar signals had been
pil'Kcii up by Marconi. After a long
scorch to find their origin they were
true to the network of high ten-
sion w res carrying high voltages of
some New York power company.
Because of the fact that .signals
lic-in neighboring planets may no
transmitted on any number of u mil-
lion possible wave length channels.
and composed of signal groups
which would be hard to recognize
llllCSfl they were repeated offended
with regularity ii is practically a
foregone conclusion that nothing of
tl-is sort wiu come about. according
to the opinion of a number of well
known radio engineers and astron-
ctners.
Even if it were possible to trace
the wave radiations to a body space.
the task of finding which part was
oomg the actual signalling would be
a. great piece of work. There are mil-
lions of heavenly bodies which might
be considered sources of ethereal
vibrations.
\
Daricn School
BondsvTaken By
The bid» of R. L. Day and com-
pany, Boston. for the purchase of
the bond issue of the Town of Da-
rien school bonds. at a price of
8101.659 was accepted. out of eight
submitted. it has been announced by
the board of finance.
The following were the bidders
pony. Beaten. 8101.659; G. B. Gib-
bons. New York, “01.5149; Pulleyn
and commny, New York. $101.61;
Estorbrook. in conjunction with
Putnam and company. Boston.
8101.49; Eldridge and company.
Boston, 3101.“; H. L. Allen and
company. New York. $101.43; R. M.
Grant and company, New Yet-lg
8101.31. -
County Clericus
To Hear Paper On...
The November meeting of tho
held Monday at St. Paul's church.
ltiversida. Rev. J. A. O'Moara. 1A D.
the rector will be the host for tho
meeting.
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Sound :sessa will road a "9:11:
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and their bids: R. L. Day and com- V
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