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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 5, 1926 · page 19

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DEX Eli Nit Ot'lt‘li AllflWltil-I
All ads ara' rustrleted to their
per classification and the resular
tinel style of Wm.
wiAsali‘lBD RATE!
. ily rate per line (or consecu-
t insertions: .
= ’ Charge Cash
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thresliaya........... .io .00
Oneilay...............ii .10

‘No advortiserne'nt taken for less
- no cents. Based on a minimum
3 lines.
Count five averan‘words to the
line.

Charged ads will be received by
’aslephone and if paid at office with.
In seven days fro t e first day of
Insertion cash ra w be allowed.
Ads ordered for three‘or Ix days
(i stopped before expiration will
only be chamd for the number or
times the ad appeared and adjust-
ment made at the rate earned.
Ipeoial retrs fov'eariy advertising
onmrequest.

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\ 'l‘lllsi samurai. Allows

As All Accommodation
Extension 0! its Public Service,

CREDIT

. . to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS

who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of lint
insertion with the exception
that in view of the courtesy
extended they will be paid
before the seven day 'cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the policy
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
in minimiring collection en‘-
penses by prompt payments.

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AUTOGOTI‘t’B

 

Aritriiiioliilh l-‘tit Nair ll

“’33 lill'ln‘h‘x COACH (lood illu-

chnnlcul eoutiition. uootl paint and

tires. Equipped wyli Watson slab-i

llators. (“an in- seen u '1 Word

iii. 'l‘elephono “ill for appoint-
nielit.

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lllh D‘ntirl lflanh ii pulsation-r
1 door sedan n slilt'itill'i condition
ltun 1.0""‘ntia'a Mm-iiuntenliy our
feet and ex'i‘rlor "ill. ll httlslil'}.
Looks like new. PM! i‘tl‘lllllli be
seen to be fully appreciated
i‘Hi‘. Nil'iVVAl Fl'.\.'\l\'l IN (‘0
Phone Hill I Wall St . Norwallt

 

 

W. R. AUSTIN
South“Norwulk
I'lione lasti .!
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
\l'cstport
600

 

 

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aooas sun can I

ltmuue it it innit l to .

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HUS! wattu ittltlhlvin private
family. centrally located in South
Norwich. suituhlu for tor a: gen-

I'liono Milli. I

Nlt‘lfiil it‘llltNin‘lll‘Il irtittltint‘m
one or iwo gentlemen. Steam heni.
ltote water. is? 80. Main St.
PPhone art. ‘ i

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av...—
Iituiiin- for izoim-Itt-t'p‘rlu

 

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tttltlhifl l-‘tiit UltSI~Iithi~3i‘ING——
Two large r ins furnished for
houstlteeplng or 3 unturnlslieti
l'oolllt. l’rii'ato house on trollev
line. all improvements. Ht'lll. and
light furnished. I’hond,351:t—.l.

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\t'itiitetl—itoouis or "0;“!

 

ii0.\ltl) \VAN'I‘Ell—ii‘or two boys.
ages nine and thirteen. state pur-
licuiars. Address 1‘. 0. lies 625.
Stamford. Conn. '

 

Rewiring—Noni“ \irilitnia iii

lit-pairing or. all makes 0'. care

Riot-l" it! Rn- dtir Week or omh
votu car washed while vmi wall
Al'Tll l‘iNi’HANGI-T GAIIAIII“.

.8 Elisabeth 8t. Tel 4121

BUSINESS SERVICE _

 

Business fit'rVIct-i- (iffer-al iii

AU'i‘t‘lhit)l‘ili.E~—'I‘ops and curtains
repaired. All n‘tidu of “tiny sew-
lng. Let us give your auto top it
coat of waterproofing i-‘l'i‘ZGI‘ZR-
ALI) Awning Co. First and New
St.. E. Norwiilk.

 

FIRES.

Notice
Prevent l’irt‘l
tihlrmnays scraped and elenned 84.00
i'liiinni-yr- rupolliled
All kinds 0i luddl‘l work brick
anti steel drilling
Fitzgerald 1‘0 Tel litlh'tl.
First it New Sis. Ea Norwallt

“'OOS’I‘IJR 8; DAVIS
A. M. WOOS'I‘ER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS A’I‘ l..\\V l
Formerly Examiners of ti. it. Patent!
Office. .
1115 Main street. Bridgeport

 

 

 

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magi. ESTATE roa REN'l I
74 '

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Apart illi'llll‘" anti Willi;

 

ii I\l.I.\'ll-:\‘i' A\'l‘:.-tl rooms. all
inzproi‘elnt-iiut. newly decorated.

" inquire on premises. or 15 Monrm-
Si. i’liollu 3974i.

 

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Al'.\l’.'l'.‘il'2.\"1‘ norm: on no.5
Di'0\llili‘l?'.fl. 5" rooms. 6!. I'utnuin .
avenue. inqulro 45 ltnllflmd uVe- I
fine. South Norwniit. i
4 .

 

2 APARTMENTS—Consisting of I .
furnished rooms eaeh. tins. elec-
tric lights. sicnui heat and set

 

 

9“

" e Mystery ls Solved!
Ma c you have been wondering why" the

some amount of mo ey always seems to go
further in your i’ricntl‘s hands than when it is
in yours. if en. ti. mystery is solvedl

Your friend regularly reads The Sentinel
.\ llel t‘imtsitletl Section. Ile finds economical
opportunities to obtain all the things he wants
and needs.

lie consults thc.wcil ordered classified columns
and loses neither time nor patience in rriving
at thT: cxnci ofi'er he is seeking. (.‘lassi d con
venienec mid classifl d economy are the two out-
standing qualities which have won his eternal
regard.

Why don't you follow his cxnmpiol You'll
i find the. classified columns brimful of all kinds
of opportunities—all classified and indexed for
‘luiek Ilntlinp. ‘lt’s as easy as l-2-‘i—as simple
as A-ll-(l—io get what you want out of The
Sentinel A-Ii-C (Tlaasifiod Section.

And it’s as economical as anything could but

. The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—in Service
Always Diderent—In Opportunity

 

 

 

INDUSTRIAL

.Many of Truck '
Fleet Go to N. Y.

.ftvo on. SEASON ovi-zit lino
uio VEHICLES wru. swan
WINTER narrow FtEL‘l. oil.

 

 

 

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i The road oil department of the
oilindurd Oil company. tiouih Nor.
walk biaucli winch iii looated in
Iti'eutlow street at tiio Junction of
South Main street and Wilson t‘oint
road in settling down for the winter.
with eight or ten dine large truoas
out 01' lots oince transient-u to how
AUrK City tor the winter. where
they will hunt fuel oil. 'liiu road
UlllllK season in WC“ over. and theae
.qu-iun trucks have been Mal-[livid
t0 the main luel plant at the coin-
pally in hewdt‘orn. noverai oi the
I‘ti‘llquliiK tru s at the local garage
- ..re tit-tin; overhauled.

 

which is um-tl as apurking space (or
I .no trucitii

. .lllt‘tl.
I ,.--.--

Htrpinu .\l.lnn-s, popular ytml
.llllllUJ'” In to..- noon plant. who ro-
t-cntiy underwent an operate“ at
tho IVoritniit hospital is recon-ring
nicely and wzii return to his duties
at another week.

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Work is well under way on the

 

 

tulnn. Near South Soru’nik Con-

 

grtgntlonnl Church, 32 Flax Iiiii
ltd.

CLASSIFIED mortar cussmsn uterus

 

31 COVE AVE—5 room apartment.
at Covo Ave. East Norwulk. some

 

 

 

linp. Rent tattoo. Tho Tammany
e agency ltt-Itl Estate and Insurance
123 Washington St. Phone 33“.

 

72i FNIIU‘WI'HJ) AVI‘L—G rooms all
Iniprovemunts. garage. 7: Ii‘Iilr-
field Ave. So. Norwallt.

ll LOWE ST.—Six rooms with bath.
all improvements and garage, two
minutes' walk from station. Ili-
quire lli Lowe Street. South Nor-
walk.

 

Bend for Booklet on Patents

UPHOIfi'I‘ERlNGwhpd
work Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. (‘liztir
reaping. etc. ‘A llcrgrtrom. New
1. O. O. E. Bldg. 80. Norwalk.

cabinet‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ANNUUNI‘EMENTB-

.2' I-lluatha

inward of Thanks

Orr-in Mentorlatn

I—F‘ineral Directors
C—Moriunianta Cemetery Lots
—Booleties.and lodass
0-H"! and Found

- U'I‘thil'l‘IVE—
A-Aliiotllolillt- Agencies
Il—Auiomoiiiira For Isis
ll— Aute Trurhs For his
Il— Auio Accessories
Ie—uaraaee some for Hire
lbw Motorcycles and Bicycles
11- Wanted Automotive

BUSINESS SERVICE-

13- Business services rim-re!
n—liulldina and contisrilna
at —i‘lrrainelrina nd Million-y
fl—i-ieailna. Pl¥ihina Rootina
fl-insuranoa all ilureis Honda
. ~‘l‘riieitina—flioraaa

, -Painilnn. Paperlna. Decorst.
ill!

al—Profeaslohsl Services
li~ltepairimt and Refinishing

Tel. 2651 Stamford.

Cleaning Dyeing. ni'liiilillllii: Ill

HEM!) tulip-«New not" No ills
old one cleaned tilockvn amt
trlrniind i.oo'tt» sir/ell who did'
"i0 Job'.’ The I'lut'iicm I‘l‘lli')\lll
in: Hot rlhnp Ii N Main Ft. ll
Norwatk tionn tip l tliuhl Nltlliil
a satisfied customer is oi" aim

'2h

 

Movinlt. Trm'ltlnc Storm

 

NAOY [Hills—Storage All lt‘nda to
land long distance lrnrklnp
acne hoisting Rpeetsl vans for
m'oving '6 ion Muck dumps loo
Conn Ave Phone Hill daytime
lot.“ nlizhts. -

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EMPLOYMENT "
Help \“lfllli‘dri‘ cruelt-

 

 

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WAITRESS — Competent
white. Also chniuhm-
sistinfilning room .‘
References. Will Ni

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msrau‘éfiba

Musical. Ilnllt‘illfl. Iliauualit

 

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’ ‘ Oil—Tailoring and Warning
. 8!'-Wsntem—lttistne- Barrios
E

MPLUYMENT—
Shh-Employment Airenciae
82—min . ‘Wsntrd— Female
sac—Help wanted-fuels
Help-Male and Female

 
 
 

lice. Pupil of New York Conege or
Music 8 Putnam Ave.. So. Norwnlk
Near West Ave.

i’lANtl lNS'I‘ltl‘tl'i'lllN
Conservator, court-o. Miss J. De-

 

MERCHANDISE

 

 
 

log-solicitors. 'ianrsssers. Ascot:

Articles For Sale bl

 

" jfl-Fhitustlons Wantsd- l'rrnals
Ile-flltuatlons Wanted-Hale

NANI'IAL— .
ll—iluainesa Opportunities

 
 
 
 
 
 

CIDER BARRELS~ For sale.

In-
quire 188 South Main St. South -
Norwnlk. Call at it in the morning,
and between hand 5 in afternoon.

 

r 40—Hour, to lash—Mow
INSTltllt'Tlth-

 
 

lloriet-hoIIT (lootls In

 

 
 
 

‘I—lmi lnstrartlon Ola-es
ell-Musical. Dani-ins. Dramatic
- “—Wanird—lnstnictioti

LIVE. S'I'lil‘K—

FURNITURE -— Queen Ann dining

.room furniture. walnut, almost
new 9112 rug. Other small pieces.
Phone silos}

 

 
 
 
 

I‘M-lion. Cats. Other Pet!
dB—Horses. (tattle. Vents-l.
u-Poultry and hipplias
lo—Wanlrd‘idve Stock

HERl‘ilANlliSB-

li-Artirlee For his
bi-a—Hartei and Enhance
5!-~Boats and accessories

,. Sx—niiiidina ”slavish

‘ u-muanera and ones lento

fUltNi'l‘UitE-a piece silk mohair

living room suite. 5 piece bed
room suite. mahogany gate log
tahle. rush bottom \vindsor chairs.
con table with mirror. other
odds lid endi. Will sell separato-
ly or as a whole. Above furni-
ture was purchased at B. Altman
II Cp.--G. L. Berg. :6 River road. '
East Norwalit. Phone 4098W.

 

merit
“—Ferm and Dairy W
M-Ppai. Feed. Fertiliser

 

GAB HEATER‘Radiant gas heater.

 

26 MADISON 811—8 rooms. all int-
cst improvohients. 2 complete
kitchens and #wo baths. Rent

$45.00. lnquiro Dr. Slomnn. Phone
8129.

 

 

MODERN APARTMENTe-~h run is.
all linprovuments. first fioo iii

' Gregory lilvd East
Rent ‘45 no Phone 2025.

 

‘rooms and bath. All improvements

hot water heat. .

 

:. itooit PLAT—Third riour.‘ No. a
ltaliroad Ave.‘ Rent 825. Adults
only. For particulars C. Rwaris
()III Well Cigar Co.. Washington

 

 

 

within short distance of Sentinel
office. Address. “Light House.

 

 

lWalterd’t Ceilings

23 N0. MAIN STREET

ABSOLUTE BARGAIN

Splendid new modern
”°""'”‘ house, all improvements.
':->:. tht‘iiAI‘Ji ST.-—l"trst floor. 6 'Steam heat. Easy T e i‘ m ‘l.
Off Gregory Boulevard,
East Norwalk.

An up to date house just

other listings call this

FOR SALE .

Seven room house. modern. nice
residential section. Convenient
location. Large sun parlor
I’rlre “0.500

iioi untcr heat. open fireplace.

See or Call

REALTOR

 

Phone 3915

0
East Norwiik. all room houaa
sonic iluprnv lilIQfl'O. Price 3': 500
For tin-~c or an) Gib"?! conwit

CANTY & C0.

Realtors-alanine“
l? 80 Main Ft Phil. w

FOR SALE

 

 

 

Somers & Somers
Till-3 PAINT PEOPLE

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ultorlitnins to the power house of
tlio lliuill pl..nt in Mason I‘oltit road
at Liy avenue. .Ncw casings will be
until. around all three ooilors
Will be live or six snore weeks W~
tore the work is completed. The

down.

John Taylor. 282 East. avenue.
. has touch a position as innit Wagon
fort-uni“. .\ir. l.l_il0l‘ sure-reds Clien—
tor Uuiit-s who i‘i-nlfliit-d the position
that Saturday. Mr. unites worked
at the local phi'nt for about seven
years and was out: 01 this must popu-
lar eriipioyes. lie. is planning to I'O-
turn to his former trade as a plan-
.erer.

 

The quarterly inventory of the
flpet‘lllltlt'li department is being tak-
.n this week.

 

Bowling is on Ill earnest at the
plant with department teams bowl-
. tug at least once a week. A state
ISocony league will be formed in the
near future.

 

George E. Harris has resumed his
duties in the order department after
an absence of sevt-rnl days. due to
the (lentil of his father.

David L. Brennan and Edward
Merritt oi the ottico torcc. and Earl
linker. salesman witne the
Yale-Army game in the New Rayon
' last Saturday.

 

Miss M. Grace O'Brien was a re-
cent visitor In No WoYrk city.

 

John Lawson has resigned his po-
sition an clerk in the main ofi'ice slid
ha saccepted a. like. position with a

 

 

 

3" . WINDOW SHADES
"2:22. .f.:::.:2:;.:’.i':.. 1:12:22: °‘l>1'“?‘eted-v‘:e‘egf"t§°mf~ mm

merits. 3000 also 2 furnished a 1m r0 men 8. XCB- '

i::::;;‘::;'.2‘."2~.“":ii lent loiation. N o r w a I I... “3.2? T2313... .

a oncy. 1 Van 'l.an St. - ' ‘ . ' ' '
Wanted To lit-iii ill Prlce $6,500. Terms. i 50 “all this Dillgi‘ggma AV“

wmrnn 'ro RENT 0 or three 1 i '

2222.22 'For innumerable

 

 

 

A BARGAIN

keeping." clc Sentinel Office. ”9!)er your
ssAI. ssrarn ron sans oii‘ice any day. when
"more For Wilt. ill ‘ . I
_ Modern ttirthods of build-

ing construction and tested

 

ONE FAMILY HOUSE In excellent
condition. on improvements. cen-

lire prevention equipment can

 

traily located. handy to railroad

station. So. Norwnlit.

HOME REALTY ‘UMPANY
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ANOTHER BARGAIN—Tivo-fnmiiy.
house. improvements. 1 years old.
centrally located in Norwalk:
$6.50li—Si.000 cash will take it.
Don't fall to see us about this one.
THE FUDGE REALTY C0.
155 Washington St.
Tel. 559. 3.
FOR BALE—0m- six room house.
lot do it Ibo No 51 Holders Ate
Price 85 son Robert Joeeloff Tel

 

Hotel on thefler, 22 rooms,
6 car garage.

Mrs. Edmund Kirby

Tel. 2556.

trliiute much to your safety
Bui are loeursnee places the
. one sure protection between
i you and financial loss as a re-
‘ suit of tire.

I-‘OR SALE

 

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I Be sure your insurance is

l adequate and correctly ap-

Bargain. l plied. We will gladly inspect
f i'our lire risks.

J. M. Layton Co.. inc.
as Washington strut

insurance and lteat Estate
2 I'mfll‘lltml: 8|

WEB'I‘PORT, AVENUE
Gall mornings.

 

 

 

 

 

ill». or William F. Hoyt 8; Son.

Stamford contracting nrm. Mr.
Lawson
Goriniey.
ploytd in the garage oiiice.

 

John W. Curtis has resumed his
duties as traveling mechanic from
. the plant after a visit in Philadel-
phia.

Test Ans'Wers

Here are the correct answers to
the questions which appear on
the. comic page:

1—irving Berlin.‘

Z—Rcrolutionary War.

3—Port of the Appalachian range
through Pennsylvania to North
Carolina.

t—Aieacndre Dumas.

6—Wyomlng.

Cullen. _

1—1808.

s—uuh Pasteur.

9—Beniamin Franklin.

io—A m e r i c a n Expeditionary

 

 

 

 

Tel. 486. W

 

FOR QUICK BAI E—yAt a bargain.
New sis room house. all modern
improvements. Largo lot. Several

.. old shade trees. Located half bloek
from trolley line. in nice nelizh.
bcrhood. Very little cash neces-
sary. Enter 8: Golden South Nor-
walk Trust Co. Bldg, Phone 1130.

 

Like new. Ten burner. Phone

. sir-fa.

 

 

ot-tlood Things to Eat

”.— Hoaseholo Goods

- Co—J ry. Watches. Diamonds
lit—Ma am and Tools
es—simhcgi Merchandise
dl-a—ilsdio Evmipment
CI—heeda. Plants. Flowers

 
 

SELLERS KITCHEN {CA KINET—

Good as new: white: perfect in
every. respect. Must be seen :0 bet
appreciated. Call 22—4 or Inquire
.Hrs." Schenk. Alden Apia. Web-
,stsr Sn. between 6 and 'l p. m.

 

 
 

IHperials at the flier.
os—Waarina Apparel
u--Wanted—‘I‘o line

.lMB AND BUM“)-

 

MA'rTltrissrin "or aprinxb Cush-

rwo FAMILY HOUSE—Jo cent?!-

Nuw unl'sa—‘Faoneie pat-tr.- um
residential section. Call 41 Ohio
avenue. Tel. Rabi-W.

 

of South Norwaik. All improve-
merits. Price 310.500. The Tom-
many‘Agency. Real Estate and in-
surance, 123 Washington Street.
Phone 88“.

 

Inns and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone ll_‘a'_ Norwalit Mattress
Co 49 Franklin Street; Booth

 

lain- li‘or Hale tin

BUILDING LOTS - Six beautiful
- lots on Sydhmore St. oft Gregory

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

/ ham and land ire. Rent

V' lufm' Willi Hoard '. Noreaiit , Boulevard. East Norwalk. Best
“-me Without my." building proposition in town.
g—mm»;|m~m «Shiite! Men-homer: s: Writs Box iresuorwaik.
“VI-When to his! . OPRIGH'I‘ PIANO. street tonefi AUCTIONS—LEGAL
tan-ween to Stop to Town good action. excellent piano for be A _
fl-Wsnted-Rooma o liflrd ginner. Price 8100. Easy terms. local union 0i

L “31"“; Fri" NT... Free delivery. Act quickly. Coma —NOTICE _
M“”""'""" "l" '1'" ' m '3‘“ pIANO Co. . The South Norwnlk Draw anon
i 9—!th Pu” '°' "9" .t u”. Norwuik will be closed between the hours at

 

narrow rat rim
Sic-titling ad but ileum

BOOKS AND BOARD

 

/
./ W. and 'Hflnlli. - For

«new wuiTlim-o \ at

 

Halt —
past. mire rot: slits-
"it—limbo» in ltrsl nun-
as-imnm Prayer“ For his
‘ .Inhfflfl and land For his

 
 

ROOM ti DOARD—in private fam- .

\ avenue.

6 a: in. Sunday Nov. 7 and i a. in.
Monday Nov. 8. 1926.

 

 

’ Signed.
8. L. CRAIG”
Freight Agent.
N. Y. N. H. k. H. R. R. CO.

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Ily. 8 .Putnam avenuepnear West
th Norwalk. Tele-

Soils Are Studied.

 

phone 8977 Gentlemen only.

 

lo- House for his -

Moll. “imam lknird‘

 

fi'lrifl. rer as»
u- More iad Irwin's — hi
.I fit. .

- sic stub-roan rattle '-
' 51's

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

FURNISHED ROOM—Large au any .

‘ ideal residentialljsectign. ,All

room in private family for one or
two gentlemen Centrally located

 

Mlstituenls and behavior of different

cultural hearing but is of great im-
poriance to the bishop engineer.
Difdrrent types of soil require indi-

Knowiedge of-the properties. con-

types ot.soit has not‘ only .an agri-

 

Milli road material.

. our OUR-WAY

Forces.
it} WILLIAMS

 

 

I WANT ‘ro SHAKE. wool? Hard)
SIR! \lou ARE. A9 FINE A’NPE
oF MANi—tqoo As we MR LAID
was out A MAN, writ-i wot?
COURAGE mu scrum Heist-ifs
,3.“ mm A TILE st‘r. AND Itasca
" . ‘t’o PART OF n’: 1'. MW
'b 1-th woo Foill wrim' V00
THooanT WA: molt-miner
\\ \ ,t . w moan-rent
m .‘ .

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' The yard at the side oi the garage '

is being scanned alidi
l

is succeeded b yJoscphl
who was formerly em~
i

"should be commemorated

 

President Asks Display
Of [flags Armistice Day

 

WASHINGTON. (AP) -— liy pro-
clamation. l'reaitiunt Coolidge dl-
ectud that the flag should bl: tiin~
Lined on all goi'erllliit-iil liniltimus
on Arinlstirt- Duly, Noteinlu-i' II. and
called upon the people to observe
the till)" with "thanksgiving and
prayer. and rxercis-a 1‘ :lanetl to
perpetuate peace through good will
and mutual midcrstnmlinit ltl'l\\t'l‘ll
nations."

The proclamation read;

"Whereas. the ilth of Not‘vnilwr.
illili. marked the cessation oi the
moat destructive snimulnnry and
far-renehing war ill liuuinn annals;
and

"Whereas. it is
curring aniiivcrsnry

the
the

re-
dale
w i t It
thanksgiving and prayer and ex-
ercisea designed to pt-I'|it'lll~’lit' |it':ltti
through good will and' mutual un-
derstanding tit-tween nations: and
“Whereas. liy ll concurrent resolu-
tion. passed by the Senate on June

ailing
of

 

4, 1926. the i’rlrr'ltit-n‘ \vtm l‘l'llill‘illt‘tl‘.

lt-tI Slillt'li to Illntl'i'w liw .1... in
schools and vitamins ol‘ “1;“!-
pltit‘eit, with tipproptlt t'rl't'llttrllli‘~.
l'xlll‘l‘stht‘ oi‘ utli‘ gi'ililillllt [to p. H-
and our tlt':vlll‘ tni' ill" (“'l.ll| u-mm
of friendly relation: u.tlt nil illllt'l
port ":2

"Now. illi‘l‘M‘tii'e, I, t'ti‘ttu tool.
“12:“, I'.tl,:tl 'l til l‘ HI 't‘iH
of America. In puz-su ‘um- ml the .;II
t‘llllt'lli'l’t'ill rl'.\ illtllttil. It» in |~ It, I...
tit-r that the ting ol Iln- l'unta _.-. 4..
be limit )(wl on till gowiuunn'
lxiiiltliuhs on Nmiqu-i Ili|.. tut.
and ill) ito lllt' ~- 4pm Itit ‘ 1.:
it'd Stair-ll l0 ()lvsrrtt‘ illi' -l.t_\' in
s liools. :in-l churches. or other Hilli-
tillin pint-vs, .illl ‘lI’ ‘IIIIJII‘ tire-
monies. ('Xlil‘t'SNIH‘ of our I!l.illllltII'
l'ol" pence and our tlwil'r- tor the
continuance of t‘rir-ntlly I'i'l:tl|tll\>~

with all other W'O]llt‘.~

“In witness. “llt‘l't'tll', I have her“-
unto rel my llillltl :vn‘i enlisted to l..-
ntllxml tho grout sea] (I ‘lie l'ni'v-tl
limits.

"lion“ :it the t'iIV (if \\'11‘-il"li"l’lll

to issue a proclamation t::llli:ti.;I :i.h~ iliJ'ti din or No tll'ir.‘l‘, in iii.-
ilpori the ultimate in display the Iluu year or i r Iu‘lll. tllt‘ tlmiml. 1 pm
01' the l'nilttl Stalls on all pm lll- Eit'lnii‘ntl :tiil l".‘ w Ll 0‘ I'-

mont buildings on Now-Int.- r

Iiill‘

itnl inviting the peopic ox tin» l':.i-t

[tilt-p inltut-t- ol H l .Im; -

 

Explains How

(Continued from Page Sixteen.)

‘Iiv- tun. "lIIIII'ill li.:\'

Til. progrt-rs should ultimnttly
provide. step it) nlvp. tor eoinpitto
treatment of all suntan twtziniilng
with line SCI'l'i‘lln or strewn lilt-rn
which (in: less costly than other

. means oi ll'tflillllt'nl (it twillul rift-ct

am] it trl-‘Mllll‘nl plant ‘0? WW'JIJ'U dlsllumll'nntl are In any case rt‘lllllrvtl us ill!)

icuuiu lie lentil-ed all once- WHIWU“ initial treatment to be employ «I. and
providing intellec- ti'entliient at the loading to [nor-o inti-nw ”mt pom.

 

 

entity
that. tiicreiiimui 0t susptndrd nint-
tor lroln sewage as titlickl) its pos-
sible will [irt‘HJIIi a large part oi tin-
poltutlon and is all that is l't‘qulf‘tid
as the first step in the treutmtnl at
any dispoeai plaat. This can be
readily accomplished in all cases it)
[the screen filters or fine screens
and would serve to avoid visible
pollution of water-Ways and beam.
and sludge banks. _

Filtration with the modern highly

efficient seif~cieaning screen follow-

ed by the application of liquid
chlorine wili‘glve a very HflliflfflClOrV
«Nice—sufficient. indeed. as a com-
plete method of treatment in most
cases and need not prove so costly
as to require any Amerlcnn city to
delay the Installation. Should further
treatments—purlficntion—lie neces-
sary. the first start" of preliminary
treatment will thus have been pro-
vided in advance. dud have hop" in

 

lUi‘lllcr casings are now being torn some time. it Iii “ell kuuml and saw pit-to li‘t'llillli-iii. It is Ullt'll ihn t'ltflt!
admitted by all UUUWHUWI that line. screen filtering alone will

:ttfortl. ti Hui'fit-ient tr-ntuwni i'm'
runny years to come and that such I.
plan! put in us :i first strp in :1 mm.
‘iIt‘tl' system “Ill prmu in all!

that is hoot-Iraniy.

,,.\

i.\' IIAIII. MAN'S “‘Il’ll‘s
Nl'hiIlI-Iit l'l'\\'.\llll§ 0F 1th
LONDON (.\i')——-0ne man in
Ilnil. of the Ililili~1li (‘mneroulm West
Africa. has {til win-s while on the
other hcmd there are It?" men in the
town who have no wives at all.

Another man has 37 \\'l\'|‘S. while
there are sci en warriors with ten
mates each. and 350 with ltut two
spouses.

Some of the tribes, says a govern-
ment report, keep up a slavery.
witchcraft and trial Iw ordeal, and
ccncrnliy live in the most primitive
conditions. The men in some tribes
wear little clothing. and the “unit it

 

 

service holding down potir'ion untlllnone, and it is the women who do

the final plant can he built.

all the. Work.

 

Store Your Boats For Winter

And Relieve Harbor Congestion

Ample Storage Facilities Are Offered for the Winter

for any size craft up to 100 feet in length
.. AT _ . .

LINDSTROM SHIP YARDS

West Side

 
 

Shippan Point. Stamford

EQUIPPED WITH TWO .RAILWAYS

To Insure Careful Hauling.
PAINTING AND REPAIRS or tat. KINDS.

Rates Reasonable
Tel. Stamford 2976-2

 

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