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AUTOIOTIYB
Autombiles lice Isle II
FOR SALE OR 10 TRANCE-10:0
Nash 0. good bber and good
mechanical condition. 1025 Nash.
advanced six. perfect condition.
Chalmers touring. good running
order. good rubber. sloo. Those
care may be purchased with small
down payment. with convenient
1
~torms on the balance. Benedict's
Nash Agency.
l‘ord Sedan 090.00
Ford Coupe 00.00
0 Chevrolet Tourings 00.00 each
Chandler Coupe 150.00
I, Poigo Tourings 00.00 each
I Poise Ooupe 150.00
1 Buick Touring 50.00
020.00 Deposit. 85 Weekly
PAIGE-JEWETT
MOTOR SALES CO.
Open Evenings. Tel. 4170 .
7H3 NORWALK FRANKLIN CO
Phone in! II Well It. Nerwnik
We are disposing of some creep.
tionallv good bargains in USED
CARS:
Overloh -
Chevrolets. 1020 S 1020.
. W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwolk
Phone 1059
CHEVROLET SALES o snnvmn
Weetport
no
mealtimes
Building Materials SI
llATErilAlrS-teken from the finest
homes at lowest prices consistent
with high grade reli his stock.
Bathroom outfits. sinks. wsahtubs.
doors of all kinda. sash. HARE
lhiAN’I'ELS in different marblgs.
etc. Iron grille doors. iron fencing.
etc. PIONEER W R E C K E It 8
(Est. 47 yrs.). 08 Ninth Ave.
(lith Sh).
[firm and Dairy Products 50
TURNIPB & POTATOES—Solon. by
boat direct. why not use the boat.
usunlly the chuapcg‘. in the end.
’I‘. S. Smith. McKinley l'l.. Ro-
vvnyton. Phone IMO-W.
[Iotuehoid Gods so
l"Ul'leTl.‘llE-—Soild uulnut secre-
tary 5 pc. Walnut bedroom suite.
Console table and mirror. 'smokor
set. kitchen table and chairs'llish
class. G. L. Berg. 20dtivcr Drive.
Phone (OBS-W. y,
MA'I'I‘IIESSEn-ltos nprlnke. Cush-
ions and Pillows of at kinds
do. renovated and opnired
lophono Ill. Norwaik Mattress
Co. 00 Franklin Street. South
Norweik.
SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET—
Good as new; white: perfect in
every roapect. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Cali 22-4 or inquire
Mrs. Schenlt. Alden Apia. Wob-
ster St.. between 0 and 1 p. m.
“This World
A Number
And nearly‘ all of
little or'other in the
tion.
single (lily.
that opportunities are
‘ columps of- The Sentinel A-B-C Classified eo- .
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fied columns~today or some other day.
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changing, never-ending opportunities every
. it‘ you read the classified ads nearly every
day, but not every day—the BIG opportunity
of a iiietime.msy pass through them the very
(lily you pass by them.
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day assures you of being present s time
, The A-B-O Classified Ads
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Always Different—In Opportunity
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88 NOTE PLAYER PIANO—Maho-
gany finish good condition. with
' bench and rolls. Price 8280.00.
Small amount down. easy weekly
_ payments. Freo delivery. Fox I'l-
arlo Co. South Not-walk.
mum—Service Stations to
Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. week,“ month.
your ear washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
0 Elisabeth St. ’I'ol mt
3m ”8710! ‘
nun-memo Io
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 end New
St. I. Nor-walk.
FIRES.
Notice
Prevent B‘lreo
Chimneys scraped end cleaned $0.00
Chimneys ropoiuted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
and steel drillina
Fitzgerald Co. To] note.
First Aflow Sta. East Nevwalk
WOOSTER 8'. DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Fermerly thminers of U. 8. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Brldg
Send for Booklet on Pa
UPHOLS'I‘ERINO—and cefbipet
work. Picture framing, (nirrors
and upholsterers‘ supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0. li‘.. Bldg. So. Norwallt.
aching, Dyeing. Renovating I.
HELLO BILL—New not? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11.," Main St. I.
Norwolk Conn. up I flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
oil
WANTED-email rock crusher. be]!
driven. Clover Mfg. (‘0. Telephone
1116.
ROOMS AND BOARD
[looms \vnn Board
Wanted—To Buy
t
FOR MEN—furnished rooms. steam
heat. all improvements. 33.00 per
week. Meals if 'untcd.. 31 Van
Zull‘ St. East N walk.
NICE LARGE IlOOM——l“uruished.
for man and wire or 2 gentlemen.
Board if desired. Telephone 2532.
Ilooum Without Board‘ as
gm. ssrsrs roe our
Apartments M m 74
5 ROOMS—Ali improvements. 3
minutes to trolley car. 6 rooms
centrally located. Inquire rs Lex-
ington Ave. So. Norwalk.
FOUR NICE ROOMS—with all im-
provements. Centrally located on
Woodward Ave. Inquire at Market
No. 50 Woodward Ave.
ItOO M APARTMENT—with all
6
ingion 61.. South Norwnlk. Tele-
p phone 2013.
[louse- l'br Bell 11
T0 LEASE—On Newton‘n Avo.. a
nouty painted ton room hows.
two nrcplumis. spacious rooms.
hardwood floors. Two acres. largo
barn. H.000 annually. Phone
3550. mornings. Q
COSY WARM ROOM—1n private
family. centrally located in South
Norwullr, suitable for l or 2 gen-
tlemen. Phone 3409.
FURNISHED ROOM-‘for one or
two. uli improvements. furnace
heat. but water. Cnii‘aftcr 5:30 p.
m.’ Mrs. Schmidt: 12 Marshall St.
So. Norwulk. ’
8 FURNISHED ROOMS-mil
provements. 25 South Main
im-
Ni.
Wanted To Rent If
\VANTED TO RENT—6 rooms With
all improvements. South Norwalk
preferred. Address Box 03 cfo Sen-
tinel inicc.
altar. serum to: sou
{cases For Role as
ANOTHER‘BARGAtN—wo-remuy
house. improvements. 1 years old.
South Norwalk. $3 pcr week.
i
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM—For‘
one or two gentlemen. Steam heat. .
Hot water. 127 So. Main St. :
Phone 924. I
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS—mull
improvements. steam heat. Cen-
trally located in South Norwaik.
Telephone 1373.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and. mu ‘ 'u
if CEDAR S'I‘.—-l_l‘ive room tint with
all improvements. Good location
near West Arc. Garsgo’if desired.
Inquire 37 Cedar Si. ‘\
lam. mm W I!
NAd! BROS-Storage. All kinds lo.
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoist“. Special vens for
moving. 0 ion Meek dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone at! daytime:
sot.“ sights. .
snowman
lelp Wanted-Fannie as
GIRILS—over It on all classes of
sewing machines. Apply Cluett
Peabody & Co._ Inc.
r.
GIRL 0 PE R AT 0 R S-on Singer
Sewing machines. Neat work. good
pay. Apply Polsky. 45 Railroad
'Ave.. South Norwalk.
WIRMAID—Slx in family.
Rotoroncos. Will pay trolley fare.
Telephone 2651. Stamford.
Help Wentec—alelo
A PAYING POSITION.OPEN
to representative of character. Toke
orders shoes-hosiery direct to wear-
er. Oood income. Permanent. Write
now. ‘Iknners Shoe Mfg. Co. 1014.11
C It. Boston. Mass.
23 cove AVE—East Norwalk. in
room apartment. Newly decora-
ted. All improvements. 5
(is-COVE .\\'lC.-—— rooms.‘ nun:
electricity, gas. titre 86 ‘ovc
Ave.
78 FAIRFIISLD AVB.—il rooms all
improvements. garage. 73 Fair-
fleld Ave. 80. Norwalk.
181 FLAX mu. Roam-frowns
and sun parlor. that floor. all im~
provcmcnts. steam heat. two car
garage. Phone 38:. Rent :60.
10 LOWE ST.—-—South Norwalk.
rooms. all improvements.
I
6
MODERN APARTMENT—5 rooms.
all improvements. first floor. 31 i
Gregory Blvd. East Nero-ail“
Rent 845.00.‘Phcno 2025. i
MODERN . APARTMENT—of five
rooms. and sun parlor. all im-‘
provements. newly decorated. sc-i
parntc furnace. Gurnge if desired. i
28 Wilton Ave. Nor-walk. ‘
NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS-
and garage. In center. Phoh 766.
0 Burbank St.. South Norwaik.
WWW—Mia so
.WAN'l‘lb—Work by, the day. two
or three days a week. either wash-
ing or cleaning. so Ely Ave. So.
Norwelk. _ _
m wasted-Isle ii
POSITION WANTED—by young
soon. with good steady habits as
driver. or will work in factory.
'iieiephone 8008. .
fimmm u
PIANO MUMON.
Conservatory course. Ifiss I. Do-
lieo'Pupil of New Iorlt Collegoof
India. s Putnam Ave. So. Norwalk.
Nod: Wed Ave. '
It ORCHARD .ST.—-—fi floor. e
rooms and both. A improve-
ments. hot water heat. Phone
4183.
8 ROOM FLAT—Third floor. No. a
Railroa‘l Ave. Rent 825. For par-
ticulars C. Sworts Old Well Cigar
Co. Washington St.
S ROOMS-And bath. all improve-
merits. Inquire 100 I“!!! St. Nor-
walk. - s
THREE ROOMS—and bath. near
West Ave.. newly decorated. pri-
. vote entrance. stare room and col-
lar conveniences. Address, Mios'J.
_Doilee. exmiinnm Ave.. So. Nor-
srollt. ,
3 ROOMS—with all improvements.
Alain St. Rent 020.00. Inquire.
. orgasm Philip mommy. 2t“’cmr‘8t.
. M lb! filo N 0 ROOMS—end garage. New hbuso.
_ o tile kitchen and bath room.
3m”. GARDEN TRACTOR— Alégmder While
power town mower. ,Ree- as have fit. Telc. :sss
oonabio. Phone :0”.
we. I. °
lust—Despite two
snow (torri- end the inclement
Mos- of the past few months. I.
owned. by IIrs. Henry
III ' ed maiden!-
‘ 5“ (lot. as. the bed
More
APAR'DIEN'r—o rooms. all in-
nta. in desirable locations
Rent "0.00. Inquire. of Chen. 3.
Hoyt. South Sorwelk Trust Co.
81 AVE-d mepeittnoh‘b
u ove Av‘o. coursework. some
hop. Rent stone. mum
I“ Om.
3rd' floor. Small faml'. 1.5 South ,
ceniruliy located in Norwalk:
$0.000-4LOOO cash will take it,
Don't fail to see us about this one.
Till: FUDGE REALTY CO.
1.65 Washington St. /
‘. To). 559.
FOR SALE-Ono six room house.
lot 60 a 100 No. 67 Belden Ave
Price 85.500. Robert .loeeloff. Tel
1800. or William F. Hoyt & Son.
'l‘el. (as. ‘.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—With two-
cnr garage; Large lot. 160 feet
frontage. Seuth~No_rwalk. liome
Ronlty Compalg:
NEW HOUSE—Pa l'fleld park. Bert
residential section. Call it Ohio
avenue. 'I‘ei. sasmv.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—Ill I;
of South Noru'nlk. Al? improve-
moms. Prim 810.500. The Tam-
many Agency. llcal Estate and in-‘
surance. 123 Washington Street.
Phone 33“.
Nos, 8:. Work.
BOSTON—Mrs. Suva Libby and
her sister. Miss Hittie hlcxeen. 83.
and. possibly the oldest twins in New
England. still manage to sad about
and do all thyir own work. The twins
recently motored front Lincoln.
Alissa. to Boston? 250 miles.
OUT OUR WAY
3
I
improvem'lis. at 4 West Wash- ’
Test Answers.
llere are the answers to the ehiid
test questions which appeor on the
comic page:
l—‘l‘ha wind should be blowing
the girl’s‘coat.
'.‘——No.
3~A can of olives WAS in the
pantry.
i—-Colorsdo. Wremnl.
Nevada and Arisone.
5—-'I'he wife of the president of
the United States.
6-Seven.
Idaho.
ivNo. Light woven travel foster. .
8~Yes.
s—«Throo thousand miles.
10~Columbuo
Champagne in France
To Be Costliest Ever
PARIS. (AP).-—Champegno of
the 1020 vintage will be the most
expensive in tho history of Fulton's
sparkling wine.
The quality. timer and bouquet of
the wine. however. will be on a par
with its price. say wine agents who
nrr- visiting the trade. They have
been warning their customers to
stock up oaths "price is likely to
double within tho next ”I."
Already there has been a big in-
crease. l‘iftc’en francs per bottle was
paid last year for Al Intro Dry in
baskets of 25 bottles. Today the
same wine is being quoted at :6
trance
The fundamental cause of the in-
crease is in the grapes. The host
marks are being sold at nheims for
forty francs per pound. They cost
2.50 francs last year.
Speed 0; Birds Found
25 To 40 Miles An Hour
BERLIN. (AP).-Sci.titie mono.
urements of the speed of a bird’s
flight show some of the feathered
fliers capable of approaching a mile
a minute. .
Prof. August Thionemsno. at his
bird observatory ot nossitten. East
Prussia. has added considerably to
the knowledge of bird speed. 'I‘oets
showed the carrier’s apeed to be
nearly equalled by that of the starl-
tag. which be measured on 00.05
miles per hour. Other speeds were:
the iackdow. ".3! ratios: the per-
rot finch ti miles. the finch and
the rock 83." miles. and hooded
crown and grey gulls 81.00 miles per
hour.
The slowest of the birds under ob.
eervetlon. was the sparrow hawk.
which made only 80.10 miles per
Dou'f HM BACK
hour. The tests wero mode .in calm
airs. ~ ‘
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‘
. See or Call
Waiter'R. Ceilings
’ neutron
23 N0. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
11 room house in fine con-
dition, all improvements, 2
furnaces, 2 befits, extra
toilet on 3rd floor, 2 car
garage. Can be used as a
three family house. Locat-
ed in South Norwalk with-
in two blocks of West Ave.
Price $10,000 Ca‘sh $3,000
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
inovmsn 10.1020. ‘
oussmsp auras!
FOR sits
0
Seven room house. all modern
improvements. Large sun parlor.
lion.
recs naturism
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sounts & sonar?
THE PAINT l'l-Iill’l .I~I
WINDOW SHADES
I
ed. Price ".000.
For these or any others consult
CANTY ‘8: C0.
Mics—Issuance
hot water heat. Convenient loca- PAINTS
Price 010.000. ROOF COATINGS
. sonwsnn so. sorta-m.
hew sis room house. garage oi- u Wall St. O-lit llailrmui Aw.
tsched. steam hoot. nicely loeet.
WI DELIVER
”Inhibit. roman
t
fireproof your
o business
I‘D!“ Iletho of bold-
ing mm 0 tested
Ire euro-tine eouisneet eon-
tribnto much to your my I.
let dro'insnroaoe places the
one sure protection between
you and Slalom is. as a re-
IIlt of In. ' y
lo suns your heuroaoe h
tunnels and correctly ..
sues. womumm
vars-eons
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WCWS—BRIDGEPORT—zeb
P. M.
tzib~llubcrs Concert Ensemble.
sub—Ernest Macauh-y. pianist.
too—Weather Riverside orchestra.
hob-Talk by Mr. Bullurd.
bzoo-llickcy'u 'i‘nxi Melody boys.
~8:IO—-Wedncsday afternoon mus-
ical program.
Duo—George Lonlncchio. violinist.
Glob—Three Dixie boys and Ray.
\VEAI’. NEW YORK—£02
P. M.
too—Dinner music.
LOO—Synagogue services.
7:80-United States Army Bond.
too-Salon concert; llidonl. bary-
tone. .
Izlo-obnvis Sucphone Octet.
9:00—The Troubadours.
l:dO-—~Moment musicale.
to:no——Smith Brothers.
lO:80——0pera. "La Matcotte."
limit—Ben Bernie's Orchestra...
wn. NEW YORK—dob
P. M. .
7:00—Red (from talk.
TAO—Dinner orchestra.
moo—Imperial Imps
8:80—Dueber Hampden hour.
MOO—E. A. White hour.
10:00—The Record Boys.
loan—Dance orchestra.
11:80—Sixth annual Victory Boll.
WGBS. NEW YORK—lilo
P. M. 1*
0:00——Unele Goebee.
duo-Fess Wiiliams' Orchestra.
7:00—Arthur Brundage.
'iilb-News items.
mo—rm Williams' Orchestra.
WEN. NEW YORK-but
P. M. g:
7:00—Porody Orchestra.
filo—Theater organ recital.
I O-Theeter Orchestra.
0. 0—Coucert.
10:00-Donce orchestra.
10:80—“Tho Flour Bachelors,"
songs.
INN—Bernie Seaman. pianist. ‘
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are swarme- a. :3: mt.
“:00—Cozy Orchestra.
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1 —Elva Avallone. soprano.
10. —Pollce alarms: weather.
‘ . we, NEW sorta—us
.; RM.
'7<'f:1i5-'Sldney Schoctcr, pianist. '
, sue—De Bolt. soprano.
. town—swam- Orchestra.
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11:30—Danco orchestra.
”:00—Dance orchestra . ’
WHAI‘. NEW YORK—lat.
P. M.
7:00--Sacred program.
Ems—Mary I‘inney. pianist.
7:20—News digest.
7:00—WHAP Madrigal lingers.
7:55—Ilickman Price. speaker.
lino—August Stetson. reading.
mils—Tenor and violin solos.
9:25—Vide Mllhollsnd. talk.
ions—Violinist and soprano.
WHO—Mary Pinney. organist.
WMOA. new storm—cit.
P. M.
6 : :o—Employment opportunities.
onto—Ernie Golden‘s Orchestra.
7:00-—Conway's chat.
7:10-~Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
Lao-Radio Franks.
limo—Talk.
szl0—Chlorine Entertainers.
0:00—Aitechul's Pioneers.
mail—Nest Orchestra.
lino—Art Gillham. pianist.
12 :00 midnight—Entertainers.
'WEBJ. NEW YORK—278.
8:00—Lehish Sereneders.
8:30—Libby Horowitz. soprano.
8:45—William Bisugnano. accord-
ion. \
moo—Philip Krumhols. basytoue.
9:20;-.\lcl.cen's Dance Orchestra.
WNYC. NEW YORK—520.
P. M. b
0:10—Herman. Neuman. pianist.
6:20—Market high Spots.
smile-Elementary SputTlsll lessons.
8:00—Advanced Spanish lessons.
izso—Polico alarms. -
had-Talk by Winter Russell.
hob—Piano Twins.
mil—"Outdoor Life." Henry Wacl.
8:30—Appreciation of music;
course.
. ago—Elva Avoltone. soprano.
IO:00—~"Everyday English." Henry
Hown.
P. M.
9:00—“Ethlcs.” Dr. J. Ross.
Int—Musicale.
ratio—Veronica Honnon, soprano.
sue—Ernest Moron. cellist.
10:00—"John Ruskin." Professor 3.
C. Krowl.
10:10—-Populor prdretn.
mil. NEW YORK—373
P. M.
Sim—Employment opportunities.
filo—Knickerbocker Orchestra.
‘i:i5-—Theotre concert.
10:00—Artist pupils.
10:80—0rchestra and comedy.
11:00—Rendesvous Orchestra.
1150—?“de Orchestra-
WILSG. NEW YORK-808
Orbit-Hack Laurie and Goldy.
OHM-Shines Garrett. tenor.
‘ tuba—"Fifteen lilautoa- of No."
too—domes Garrett. tenor.
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two—limbo May Borneo.
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0:! tre program.
0:00-3-Idorie Houston. songs.
pziI-i-Dorethy Bolt. soprano.
sail—lasts Houston. sense.
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Eco-Sport and finance.
lumen. Citratepon. oontrelto.
moo-secur- woert orchestra.
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fair—Show!” tour.
two—mono orchestra. 0
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o:so—Broedwey Beans.
two—Women disputed.
r sub—Betty. uko artist.
s:0o-!orkvilio Ramblers.
tab—Lonny Leeds. songs.
1:10qu Casanova. Indian lyrics. .
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cub—Jacques Jacobs's Ensemble,
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two—Geology course.
8:10—Kaiinke Gypsy Ensemble.
Ozoo—Sittig Trio.
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lows—News bulletins.
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NEW CANAAN
BOXING SHOW
Final arrangements for tho amu-
teur tournament to be held in New
Canaan. Monday, November 15, are
being completed by promoters/Ha.
rold. M. Smith and William Martin.
It is planned to have from eight to ‘
be the last until after the holidays.
Iszv Cohen and "Babe"
will appear in the feature bout of‘
the evening. Cohen was awarded the
judge's decision over Denlco after ,
.four re s of hectic fighting at tho
armory ov‘held Wednesday night.
Denice is confident that he can take
Com over and challenged him to
a rn battle.
Jack Pennington. New Canaan
heavyweight. who was put to sleep
by “Beezo” Lounsburv will stage a.
comeback against "Big" Kovecs of
Stamford. Pennington was slated to
swap punches with “Beezo” again.
but the Stamford boy stated that
fighting is not his game. therefore ~
will not appear in the ring again. '
Other boxers who will appear are
Tommy Brown. Red Miller. Young
Manley. Jack Riley. Al Burduslw.
Harold Yudeln. Louis Franco. Young
Shorkey. Young Chiepinelll. Young
Chauiott and Frank DeBone.
"Fighting Bell Hop." °
Owl Eleven Workiné
For Springwoods
Manager Jack Maddoclt of the
Owl football team is putting his.
sound through two snappy drills
this week. The first workout was
held at the Bodford Oval. last night.
The final drill will be held tonight
in preparation for Sunday's game.
Manager Haddock expects to use
trick plays snipe: the Springwoods
instead 0 atroight football as lined
against t e Pastimes. last Sunday.
The Springwoodl are also preper~
ing for the game. Coach Andy Bol-
lus has drilled his squad on several
new plays that will thrill the fans
who attend the game. the locals
did not try any of their trick plays;
Sunday so as not to givo the Owl
scouts a. chance to get a line on
thorn. I
Music Fans Eager For
NEW YORK (AP)—-Music. liho
mm has its fans and though
somewhat more renewed than rabid.
they ore none the less enthusiastic.
Ooncort'msnegers of New York
hue the names of several hundred
person! who desire tickets to the
performances of certain of the
With“? M In a few instances.
seats are requested for every New
York performnce of the artist.
Podorowskl. Kreteler. “fleifeta.
John If eCo rm on k and Modern
' Sohumonnd-Ieink are among those
who thrill their fans with theig note(
It!!! a at!” Ruth malice bleacher-
ites ecstatic with his home runs.
One New York many of six persons
has a standing order for tickets to
every Pederewski concert. and hu
even gone to other cities to hear the
mentor One member of the
family heakopt clippings £1 Padcre-
waki’s press notices.
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WARDEN—What was the iroublo
In“! the prisoners? .
TURKEY—A light. Tho minister
who was in for murder trio-l io make
his Mutant oellltate stop smok-
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“clown“...
Odots. recitation.
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ten bouts on he card. This show will .
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