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Il—Machinery and Tools
di-Muslcaii Merchandise,
OI-a~lisdto Equipment
08—89%: Plants. Flower!
lt—speeisia at the Stores
OI—IWMrtng Apparel
Clo-Wan d—To Muv
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Ol—itooma Without Hound
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iO-Vacation Places
il—thre to Eat
Ila-Where to Stop to Town
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‘/ ilU—ll‘arim- and land For Rent
:1 fl—Houm For Rent ‘
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cllunlcnl «audition. good paint and
lire-”Equipped. \\".’ll Watson Idah-
ilators. Can be awn at 81 Ward
St. 'l’eleplionc 8049 for appoint-
' ment.
mun Centric-19». Good colidi-
tion. lteasonahio. J‘ c l o p h o n s
2854. .
1925 Model l" Nash b DIM'IIII‘I
4 door sedan ln‘spleilill'i condition
itun 7.000 miles. Mechanically psi
feet and u‘erior tine upholsterl-
Looks like new. Thin car must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
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Phone mu . 05 Watt tit. Non-ill
1921 roan C(il'l;l‘::i‘hons am
after 1 o‘clock.
W. R. AUSTIN _
South Norwaik
Phone 1059
CHEVROLET SALES lb SERVICE
ALI) Awning Co. First and New
8L. E. Not-walk.
FIRES.
Notice
Prevent ii‘ircs
chimneys scraped and cleaned 84.00
tihimneys repainted
All kinds oi rudder work. brick
and steel drilling
Fitzgerald i‘o Tel 1030.
First to New Sis. Ea . Norwalk
WOOSTER dz DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW'
Formerly Examiners of U. 8. Patent
Office. ‘
1115 Main street. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents
UPHOIS’I‘ERING—nnd c a b i n o t
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A iiergttrom. Now
I. o. o. in, Bld‘ so. Norwalk.
meaning. Dyeing. Renovating 80
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HRIJO mun—New hat? No the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimnn-d‘“.ooku swell Who did
the Job? The I’iaciical Ito-novat.
tna list ilhoo it N Main St. ii
Norwa than» no i tzigtn stairs
I saiisfi customer is our aim
. Nov-ins. l‘riu'limg NW- I.
aooas no sous ii
tau-nu wiisuu iii-rs as
' one or two ”ottoman. Iiieam'h‘eal.
Hot water. 181 So. Main St.
Phone Ill.
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ROOM-With all improvements for
o e or two gentlemen. Can be soon
i a tor III. Phone “I. .
‘ Kitollltl For limos-limping
I.
family. centrally located in South
, l\0|‘Wllli. suitable for 1 or 2 [91‘
tlonion. Phon's "09.
ItUO‘MS FOR HOtISIKEEPiNG—,
Two large rooms furnished for
housekeeping or 8 unturnishod'
rooms. Private house on trolley
line. all lmprovcmsrits.’ Host and .
light furnished. Phons "iii—.1. I
Wanted—twins or III-n! is!
some WANTED—For two boys;
‘ ages nine and thirteen. state par.
tloulars. Address 1’. 0. Box 626.
CORY WARM IIOOII‘I-In private:l
o
in yours.
opportunities to obtain
and needs.
regard.
oi opportunities-mil cla
The Mystery ls Solved!
Maybe you have been Wondering why the
same amount of money always seems to to
further in yolir friend's lllillliti than when it is
If so. the mystery is solved!
Your friend regularly
All-i) Classified Section.
lie consults the well ordered classified columns
and loses neither time nor patience in arriving
at the exact offer he is seeking. Classified con
vcnicncc and classified economy are the-two out-
standing qualities which have won his eternal
Why don’t you follow his examplsi Y’u'll
find the classified columns hrimful pl all kinds .
quick finding. It‘s as easy as l-2-3—ss simple
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reads The Sentinel
He finds economical
all the things he wants
ssii‘ied nnd'indexcd for
81 COVE AVE—6 room apartment.
at Cove Ave. East Norwaik. some
imp. Rent 880.00. The Tammany
agency iteai Estats and insurance
128 Washington 81. Phone ”it.
"ill FAIRFIL‘IJ) AVB.— rooms all
improvements. gura 78 Fair-
flt-ld Ave. So. Norwaik.
FOUR ROOMS—And bath. all im-
provcmentp. Second floor. One car
garage. Near C. d: K. Factory.
Boot £30.00. inquire :1 Fort St.
Telephone 2218. , '
28 MADISON 815—8 rooms. all lat-
est improvements. 3 complete
kitchens and two baths. Rent.
“5.00. Inquire Dr. Sioman. Phone
8129. -
MODERN APARTMENT-5 rooms.
all improvements. first floor. 81
Gregory Blvd. East Norwalk.
‘iRsntltumo. Phone 3085.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.—Aiiartmcnt
of four rooms. item $30.00. Phone
Dr. SLoman 3129.
ix ORCHARD xii—rm room
apartment. newly decorated. All
improvements. ,
as oncuann. sun-ism: noog. 0
rooms and bath. All imptovements
hot water heat.
"Tor anon—storage, an limos io-
»" cat and ions distance trucking
- Piano notation Special» vans tor
moving 6 ton Muck dumps, loo
Conn Ave. Phone at! daytime:
sot.” nights.
EMPLOYMENT
lleip “'flnli‘d-I‘Ntldll I!
WAITRESS —- Competent waitrcu.
'Whlte. Also chambcrmaid. to as-
sist in dining room. Six in family.
References. .M’lii pay trolley taro.
Tel. 2061 Stamford. -
W A N T E D—Eider woman who
would, like good home and board
and 83 week for caring for Ill
months 'old child. Phone Hob—J.
is'ltuat llilln \I anted— l' «unalt- 80
WANTED—Position as cook or
housewor‘iter by do. or month. by
middle aged wom . Can furnish
excellent references. Write box 9!
care Sentinel. '
_ INSTRUCTION
littsIl-al.‘ Dani-lug, liraniatlc
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
Conservatory course. Miss .1. Do
tics. Pupil of New York College of
Music 6 Putnam Ave" 80. Norwaik.
Near Welt Ave.
MERGEAND E
Articles For sale bl
CIDER BARRELs—tii'or sals. In-
quire 188 South Main St.. South
Norwulk. Call at it in thoworning
and between I and 5 in afternoon.
Reinhold-Goods as
FURNITURE—3 piece silk mohair
living room suite. 5 piece bed
room suite. mahogany gate leg
tabla. rush bottom wi rechalrl.
console table with . other
odds and ends. Will sell separate-
ly or as a whole. Above furni-
ture was purchased at B. Alt
Co.—G. L. Berg. at River road.
- Norwalk. Phone “th.
d-I
5 KO M FLAT—Third floor. No. I
iiairoad Ave. Rant m. Adults
only. For- rticulsrs c. Swarta
Old Well. gar ,Coa- Washington
It. ' a, ' '
THREE. ROOMS—Part Moro"-
ments. 5 rooms with all improve-
snts.. ’uo.00. also 2 furnished
' ms for. light housekeeping with
Improvements. Apply Mrs. P. P.
Mahoney. 5: Van not at.“
"WOODWARD E.-Fonr rooms
filth all improvements. Contrally
located. inquire at market next
door.
Wanted To Rent 81
WANTED TO RENT—two or three
rooms for light hon-eke ping.
Man and wife. Must be ted
within short distance of Sentinel
office. Addrets. "Light House-
keeping." clo Sentinel Office.
REAL ESTATE '03 SALE
Houses For file I3
A BARGAIN
ONE FAMILY HOUSE in excellent
condition. all improvements. cen-
trally located. handy to railroad
station. lo. Norwalk.
1 HOME REALTY CSMPANY
w°:'9"0°" summrd- C°""« . fl 9 as A-B-C-io get what you want. out of The
. Sentinel A-B-C Classified Section
. . . B '02 REN'I . . '
llcvulrIIIs—N'Mw ‘IIHMII 1' “‘1' 5 TA“ And it‘s as economical as anything could be!
A lit-pairing or: all makes of CII‘I.‘ .. \Ll‘:Il;$il:;l{t;r anal 2:5" A:
viii)“:ihiviirtieguvyrhi'il:1'o:'“2‘3"!h improvements. newly decorated. .Tild A-B-O Classified Ad:
hurl, ENCHANGE GARAGE Inquire on premises, or 16 Monroe Always the 833119.41, Sam“
3 Ellzaiicth‘ 9t. Tel mt 9" PW“ ”7"- Always Different—In Opportunity
APARTMENT no USE—All im- .
BUSINESS SERVIO: provements. 8 rooms. 60 Putnam a
avenue. Inquiro 46 Railroad ovo-
Ilnsim-as Services 1. use. ‘0th Norwalk.
wronomtEl'rops a xii;- 21 BELLE AVE'ii-mtgms cam. A
repaired. All k'nds of n ‘fi‘w. nut and South sin is. rooms
ing. Let us give your au top a with all modern improvements. AUCTIONS—LEGAL CLASSIFIED 018?“!
coat of waterproofing. l-‘i'l".GER- Steam heat tarnished. - a
hunt Millwa lit
NOTICE.
Notice ls hereby given to all per-
sons interested or whose land may
be “fooled that n pub-lo healing by
the Mayor and Council of the City
of Norwalk will be held in tho Coun-
cil Chamber, City Ilnll. on Tuesday
evening. November 0th, 1920. at
eight o'clock to consider the pro-
posal to alter. change and dung-
nalo building "111'! on botu sides of
South Main Street. so called. ill the
Second Taxing District. irom_ .‘iion-
roo Street to Concord Street. and to
take such action as shall be deem-
ed appropriate.
And all persons interested there-
in are lyrsby notlllud to appear at
said time and DIIIL'ti and be heard
in relation thereto. it lhey so desire.
By order of the Mayor and Coun-
cil of (aid City.
Dated at the City of Norwaiit.
Conn.. this 2nd day of November
1928.
STEPHEN DOKUS.
City Clerk.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that a pox
llc hearingvby thewflayor and Lou i
oil or the City or Norwaik will he]
held at the Council Chambers, t'l'y‘
Hall, ’on I‘uvsduy ovi-nlng. Nowm».
ber tith. 1920. at eight o'clock. relu-
tlvs to tho proposal to Cllillmt- the
grade of St. John street. so cull-d.
in the Third Taxing i‘istlct. :
All persons interested therein‘
are hereby notiiled to appear and
be heard thereon. if the so desire.
Dated at the City Norwulk.
Conn.. this 2nd day of November.
1926.
STEPHEN DOKUS.
City Clerk.
in
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby g yea that a pub-
lic hearing by tho ayor and Coun-
cil of the City of Norwaik will be
held at the Council Chamber. City
Hall: on Tuesday evening. NDVL‘IIIIN‘I‘
till. 1020. at eight o'cloek relailw
to the proposal to change the grade
of Day street. so called. in the Sec-
ond Taxing District. fronl Raymund
Street to Concord Street.
All persons interested therein are
hereby notified to appear and be
heard thereon. if they so desire.
Dated at the City of Norwalk.
Conn.. this 2nd day of,Novcmber.
1926.
STEPHEN DOKUS.
City Clerk.
, .
See or'Call
Walter R. Collings
REALTOR.
23 ’0. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
FOR SALE
Splendid new modern
house, all improvements.
Steam heat. Easy T e r m s.
O ff Gregory Boulevard,
East N orwalk.
4'!
All up'to daté'house just
completed. 6 elegant rooms,
all imirovements. Excel-
lent location. N o rw a l R.
Price $6,500. Terms.
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
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AUCTIONS—LEGAL
last \otleu OI
-— riot-ICE —
The South Norwalk Draw Bridge
will he closed between the hours oi!
ti n. in. Sunday Nov. 7 and d a. in.
Monday Nov. 8. 1926.
Signed.
S. L. CRAIG.
Freight Agent.
N. Y. N. H. d H. R. R. CO.
Sir George Rowland Blades, M.l',.
will be London’s Lord lilayor for
next year. He will be ofllcially in-
stalled. Noyember 9.
The bridal veil had its «min in
the east where many women still go
roiled during the greater part of
their lives.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
' FOR SALE
Sci-an roam house. modern. nice
residential section. Convenient
location. Largo sun parlor
l‘rlcs “0.500
Hot water heat. open fireplace
East Norwaik. at: room house
some lmprov unen‘s. Price to .500
For these or an) other. commit
CANTY & CO.
Realtors-Janina“
i? do Ilaia 8t. Phone w
Somers & Somers
Till“. PAINT PEOPLE
wmnow assess
rams
ROOF COATINGS
NORWALK SO. Ni)lt\VAI.K
M Wall ls't. 8-10 Railroad Ave.
“'15 DELIVER
Roger Ludlow
‘ Debaters Heard
iNl'X‘ESSITY 0F Illtn‘ll SCHOOL
[EDUCATION IS I’IIUI'EN .'\'l‘
l \I’I‘IEKLY ASSEMIILY.
EAST NORWALK
I
Oscar G. built-retrom. [Cast
, Not-walk loi'rcspondeut. tel.. bou-
iincl Oiflec. 92.
l
A debate was given by the 8A vo-
outional closs at tho ltogclyLuulow
weekly assembly Wednesday morn-
ing. The question debuted nus:
| "ilcaolvsd: That a High School lau-
| motion is Necessary for a Successful
‘ Life."
The debaters were:
Atllrniutlvo -—- Jeanette Johnson.
Irving (lorhani. Mary Roberta.
Negative -— Katherine Fitzgerald.
_ Richard Luring. Mary Alice Liar-
num.
| The other numbers follow:
Hymn.
Scripture and prayer.
Announcements, Principal
llama.
' Soio.'Franccs Hartnett.
i l'hysicai Educational
Girls.
ltecitation "if." Tony Conic.
Plano Selection. Charlotte Cunt-
lnings and Joan Dyer.
Piano Solo. hiargerite Foster.
G. O. certificates awarded by
“'Il-
Drill. 7B
Fireproof your
business
Presid t Evelyn Greene to tho lol-
lowln ~puplls:
loom i—-—lvla Brnnllnge, Irene
Bibby, Emma lileck. William Kedv
er. Lillian Murphy. Jack Morgan,
Caroline Pndula, Lester Smith.
I Joseph Thomas, Tony Touzzolo.
Verna Waterbury.
Room 2—Kaihlcen Burke. Virgi-
nia Cappollo. Lucille Duffy. Marlon
Fitzgerald. Mildred Gadioslk, Louise
Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
Hawkins. Nelson Hubbell. Muriel
tire prevention equipment can
.trihuts much to your shirt:
not fire insurance places the
bus sure outer-lion boluses
you and financial loss as I ro-
sult of tire.
its sure your insurance is
admuato and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladiyinspsct
your fire risks.
.1. M. Layton 00.. Inc.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
'I'I‘II. Sl'lllINE 3.
FOR SALE
Hotel on the water, 22 rooms,
6 car garage. Bargain.
Mrs. Edmund 'Kirby
wns'rroa'rl ovum
Tel. 2556. 0.111 mornings.
Test Answers
TEST ANSWERS
These are the answers to the geog-
iaphy test questions which appear
on the Comic page.
i—Judgo Ben Lindsey.
2—Soulhern extremity of Africa-
a—Baltic' Sea.
l—Atlantic ocean and Mediterra-
nean Sea. 3,1
o—Mlchigan.
G—Maine.
7—Yes.
8—Sevcn.
9—Siam.
10—North American.
A well known physician suggests
that saying grace before meals is
good for the. digestion. The brief in-
terval of calm during which grace is
spoken has the effect of soothing the
ANOTHER BARGAIN—Two-funily
house. improvements. 8 years old.
centrally located in Norwalk:
86.500.41.000
Don't fall to ass us about this one.
THE FUDGE ALT! C0.
1“ Washln on‘Bt.
Tel. 659. \
FOR SALE—Ono sis room house.
lot so I 160 Ito. H Holden Ava.
Price “.500. Nehemiah". Tot.
it". or William 1. man A Son.
Tel. m. ‘
FOR QUICK BALE—At a bargain.
Now is room bonds. all modern
improvements. Large lot. ,‘stsrai
old shade trees. touted. half block
from trolley line'. In nloa. neigh-
borhood. Very little cash neces-
sary..'l‘aylor a Golden lontli Nor-
waik Trust Co. Bldg. Phone 1330.
GAB HEATER-Radiant gas heater.
Like new. Ten burner. Phons
598.18.
.1
enemas Refuges cumm—
Good as new; white: perfect in
. every respect. ”beacon-zoos
appreciated. Call ”-4 after t p.
in. or inquire Hrs. Schcnk. Alden
"Apia. Webster 8!. ’
Innovating-moms outings. Cash.
ions aad'iPttiow-s of all kinds
roads. renovated .and repaired
Telephone Il‘l .Norata Mattress
(is “a “uphill . sous
Horn-tho '
Ila-hi Ilmtaafi ll
PLAN-1R PIANO-B ' at note
good as new. out int-s aftc; ms“
o'clock or call at it St. John
Stroll. East Not-walk.
player piano. beach on 'Nlh. Il' .
IN EASI‘ NDRWALK-‘Ji‘wd small
places. 15'Strawbsrry Hill Ave.
Bungalow. Four rooms. improve-
ments. Garage with catra room.
Good ‘ “00. No. 1 Octagon.
Five evary- improvement.
small lo! “500. Fairly easy terms
on both. Edwin L. Soyt. No. I
Wsstport Ava. Norwalk.
new none—[Quests park. am
not‘dcntbl seam: Call 41 Ohio"
arenas. Tet. ”bl-W.
TWO FAMILY Halal-4n csatsr
of South Norwalh. All improve-
ments. Price 01.9.5». The Tau.
bounce, in '-Wasbington Strut?
‘ Phone ”44:“; .
Inhibi- I
mill BUILDING Laramie ma.
Just off the Boulevard indies :.
Emma“ _Bontsvard.
will tells it. .
",m!Am.MI mum Ilio’
UU'I‘ om: "WAY
mind. he says. . ‘4
WILLIAMS
ill
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“dill!
ii
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WA5N"
you DOG-GONE PuDD'u HEAD!
you SAWDUBT Dov/«wt OiDsl‘
sue. sauce. Arr VA? \M-lu'r moor.
00 VA WANT? Wi—N Dlou‘ VA
seer-vim 1 glam were BUNDLES?
ER 00 soups S‘i‘iDDA STANNN'
use. a. Bio VAWP!
Bier 0AM! Grt‘f'u RED ALI. oven
AN‘ CAN'T ‘li-ilslvf o‘ non-lilo T'
5M! 1. COULD PUNCH VA ill—ill
RIGHT iN ‘li-i'sooci'. lF 1T
1" mil seesaw I
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AAi-i—VIA
BA
'iotioA CRA'Z‘I
Juiison. Elisabeth Kaiser. Derothy
Manuel. Helen Morris. Paul sheaf.
Albert Stelkovls. Earl Stevens.
Room 3. Lillian Archer. Ansonno
Bclardcnlell. Ester lireling. George
Bucknuecg. Jennie Johnson. Willa
[Kaska. Ruth Kay, William Kenna.
llaipll Roos. Grace Waldron.
Room i—Harold Muckln, Harold
Douglas. Leslie Grant. Charles
Frank. Ruth Shufelt. irma Verup.
May Whitlock. Mary Dawson. itulll
Young.
itoom 5—Brown. Alfred: Mnck~
cwsky. Lcltoy; Sperry. Richard:
Ilvochces. William; Bond. Marion;
t'ummlngs. Charlotte? Gabrielson.
Ethel: Hanford. Mildred: Joyce, in-
cz: Murphy. Amelia.
' Room 6 — Amundsen. Verna;
.Elrehm. Louis: Brown. Robert; Erd-
lea. ltose: Tarkaa. Helen: Fitzgerald.
Katherine: Josnaon. Jeannette; ltid-
6y. Ruth; Roberta. Mary; Shepman.
invelyn: Tuonolo. nose.
‘ Room 'l—‘lebio. Muriel; Grer-
pnaann. Doris: Greene. Evelyn: itali-
ond. Irene: Lewis. ltenwlck; Malone.
Thomas; Nelson. Helen; Tyrell. An-
'tll May: Wolf. Hilda.
itootn 8-«t‘appillo. Charles; Hed-
.iibcrg. Madeline: Holley. Mildred;
lulorr. Evelyn; Light. Beth; Loring.
‘ilichnrd; Maloras, Frank; Nadia.
Marjorie; Olsen. Gladys; Rutlidge.
Erma. ‘
The assembly ended with a sal-
ute to the flag and the singing of
the Star Spangle Banner.
The SA graduating class held its
first class meeting yesterday for
the purpose of organisation.
Civic League Luncheon
A luncheon was given by the Civ-
lic League of the Roger Ludlow Jr.
High School. Wednesday noon. The
menu consisted sandwiches. cake,
soda. and candy. 13.75 was the not
profit of the luncheon. This will
go to the curtain fund.
Through the courtesy of the dom-
estic science teacher. Miss Stone. the
luncheon was a big success.
-—Crawford Ranges and Reuters
sold on easy terms—Sterling Furni-
ture Co.~—Adv.
The militant East Norwalkers
preparing a loud and raucus protest
concerning the activities of the
bridge committee, particularlthhe
conduct of tho Seaview avenue
dump. expect to emphasize the need
of a municipal garbage incinerator
when they call a meeting soon. The
object of the gathering. they say
now. will b'b not so much denounce-
ipont of the slow increase of park
ground there or the "lnetllciency" of
the committee as to, impress the
need of sanitation.
it the projected park is to be
completed within five years as John
F. McMahon. chairman of the com-
mittee. says. the five years must not
see continual dumping of garbage
practically on East Norwalk's door-
step. they declare.
Two of the group returning from
a recent trip to Florida exprssscd
surprise that cities of that state
with populations C only a. couple of
thousand are so much farther ad-
vanced than Norwailr as to have em-
cient incinerators.
i %
John Lillig, who fractured his
knee cap a week ago when he fell
own 'a night 0: steps at the First
street home of his daughter. Mrs.
John Roberts. will undergo an oper-
ation at the Norwalit hospital short-
ly to decrease chances of the leg
becoming permanently stiff.
The quarterly supper and busine-
msetlag of the Loyal Workers' soo
cisty of the Advent Christian
c n'l‘ch, Tuesday night was attended
1) close to 10 young people.
per was served in the basement-rot
the church by the
negation. ”do
its. union that.
tag of tho odicsra‘wiport. tits socie-
ty was addre-od l.) the Roy. A. R.
Rollins of Hartford. He spoke on
the work of young people in the
churches.
0—- t
A anions birthday new will
given this afternoon by nor. a.
Its. flint-tar Git-Mains: or Van
III} _ . "My.
,“Vfl
Your Money “Will Buy
hai Hay?
Inquisitive “Ike." one of the two
glrni'ies “hose, inot"el elongation
brightened darkest .‘l‘l'il’ll heroin
their capture by the Southampton.
Chrysler il\p:tl.’ll.;n. Ilen- \‘.L‘ limo
“Ike" peeking forth from ink stall--
room as the strip ll.‘lil|';lli him into
Boston harbor. "Ila-K fellow eup-
tive, is. of course. "Mike."
each will he attended.
will be one of the
Charl:ston Chilllillitill.
Carroll Johnson, tour ymr old.
son 01' Air. and Mrs. Jiillllh‘ A. John-
son. Tllll'il street. was not seriously
’l‘lie party
ilsw “llhodt .1.
lmurell yesterday “hen lit? “as
‘knoeitul down by a troll. operated.
lb} l‘cler b‘llrl‘ett. West il\i'll‘il‘, but.
was badly lJI‘UINtd. 'l'lle liCL‘illHll.
is the tint of tilt: kind in 124:1 Nor-
walk in Sevurtll months. i'illiti'l of
children living fiil‘lli'li as they have
run from the sidewall; li:i\e. lll)\\'-
ever, been lrequcnt in other parts or
the city.
A number of liast avenue rr-Sl-
dinis are expressing their intr‘nllon
oi being present at the met-lull; of
the City Council, Tuesday nllilll,
when the matter oi l'SlillillblllllK
building lines on that thormlghl'are
“ill be given it [illlillt’ hearing. Thy—n
council is undecided as to its course
as the h'L'llillllllll. ol' the property
owners is not knoun. ‘
The Woman's :zziild of (‘llrist l‘ipih-
ccpal church mil Imu- ll:i immutlil)‘
social and lilmbiulll‘ll)‘ ill-villi; til
the Church lilirl :tl‘lt-l‘lmtlll.
The East Norwalk improvement
assocmtlon will hold a card . l‘ly
December 1. A drive for lli‘\'t l..“lll-
core will be made in ounuary.
Charles \‘.’llterl)ury. Cove avenue.
has been‘transferred from Schult-
zc‘s Liberty Square mark l. to the
South Norwulk store of the chain.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
East Avenue Methodist iiplsc‘Opul
church held a social meeting yes-
tcrduy afternoon.
Boys and the (‘hmt Episcopal
church 3. 0. S, club ulll ll-'|\l' tl.
supper this evening iii the. basement
of the church.
The Friendship lilhlc class of the,
East Avenue Methodist linen-opal
church will hold its monthly nicot-
lng tomorrow night at the home at?
Mrs. Burton Osborn. Hawkins me-
nuc.
Izzy Cohen
(Continued from Page Twelve.)
104 pounds. a‘. the end of the fourth
round. The. judges failed to amt-o
at the end of the. third session and
an extra round was ordered. Cha-
rlott rallied in the final sea-ion and
earned the verdict. litany of the
fans M not agree with the decision
of the judges.
Henry liuckwalt. East
148 pounds, lmoclud out I'ili'lIO
O'Shaughnersy, New Canaan.
pounds. in the iirs‘. rcund. innit.
wnlt displayed splendid form and
his left hand was labeled T. N. T.
sent the New Canaan sernpper
to' the canvas for the count of nino
and when ll(‘. came up promptly
sent him down again. This time he
did not get up until Referee t‘r: iah-
ton had counted of. Eddie did not
get a chance to land a blow.
"Sheik" Klenllsh. Wcsipori. 140
pounds knoeked out lilliy ilolles.
Bridgeport. 138 pounds. in the sec-
cnd round. Mollcs looked good at
the start of the battle but he soon
ran Into the “Shelk's” right and hit
the canvas taking the count or nine.
He went down a ilin for a similar
count in the firs round and in the
second session a right sent llllll
down and out.
"Chlck"Creaton. sporting editor
0! the Bridgeport Telegram. Dr. .102»
evil Slomnn and William "Smoke"
Smith were the referees for the cv-
ening. Eddie Moriarity and the
writer was the Judges and Billy
Aiillworth was the timer.
Nearly 1.000 fans attended the bout
and they all seemed satisfied with
the evening‘s entertainment. a
'Frlnkie Cavanagh. Falrficlri tiler
and Johnny "lied" Allen were in-
troduced to the fans.
Norwn i it.
'I‘wo daggers. said to have been
used by Col. Blood and his compan-
ion..Parnot. when in 1m they at-
tempted to steal the crown jewels
from tho 1'0er of London. have
lost been porited on loan in the
“If! f M by the itoyal
l-iTi '
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