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L 50. Norwelk. Conn.
LOST—Sat. Nov. it. between South
Nos-walk and .Stemford. brown
wicker chair. I‘indor please no-
tify 'A. ll- Augcvtne. Atlantic Sb.
Stamford.
WHOM
Ailtomoothe to: one ll
ms muck-.ii} Sis Sedan. lies
lied praer care. Condition and
appearance the new. Driven leee
than 4.000 miles. Wonderful op-
portunity for good buy. For, fur-
ther particulars and demonstra-
tion inquiro‘of The Standard Oil
Co. garage, Road Oil Dept, Mea-
dow st.. So. Norwalk.
bonus SEDAN—Typc-B 1925. uses
carefully by owner far only eight
months. 18.000 miles. condition
and appearance A-l. “80. Mrs.
Helena Hill Weed. Wilson Point.
Tel. iii-23.
1028 FORD TOURING—Starter and
domountable rim. 0100 H. MeOill
85 Riverside Ave. Westport. Phone
Wspt. “2.
FOR SALE CHEAP—“Rex" winter
top complete. will fit Studebaker
big sis. incuire of Stephen S.
Prince IWhite bridge Roweytou.
FOR SAle -— z-TON FEDERAL
truck. express body. pneumatic
tires. rsesonebly priced. , Inquire
BISHOPA LINES. INC. Phone
1182.
me REO SPEED wioqu—rn
good condition. New rubber.
phone ":10.
ran NORWALR FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1881 00 Wall‘St. Norwelk
Several good buys in this lot of
used cars. Call or come in as soon
as you read this if you went bar-
too.
"It lter Sport Touring "9.00.
010.00 down. 00.00 a week for bal-
aneo.
W. 3. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 10”
o Thanks
o-In If riam
I—l‘uneral Directors
e-asonuniosts. Cemetery
Hoeietiee and Kodac-
10-Loot and Found
AUTOMOTIVE—
A-nautomobile Annalee
11—Automobileo For Sale
18—Auto Accessories
lists
lioAuto Trucks For lalo
iioOaragoe-Autoe for Hire
‘ iii—Motorcycles and Bicyoloo
ii—Wantod—Autcmeu'o/
BUSINESS SEBVTCE— ..
it—Buelnese Services Ol‘od
io—Boilding
sis—Drums
zs—Truckiog—Storego
ind
2a—Profonioual Services
Contrasting
and Ilillnory
:z—Beatlng. Plumbing. Boom]
.zs-lneiirence and Surety Beads
zi—Repetriag and Refinishing
ail—Tailoring and Pressing
al—Wanted—Roelnese Service
EMPLU Y MEN T—
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”Ila—Employment Agencies
ail—Help Wanted—remain
ss-Heip Wanted—Mole
at—Holp—Iiale and tennis
ss—noiloitere. Came-ere. Agosto
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FINANCIAL-
1N STRUCTION—
tione Wanted—Female
tloiie Wanted-lino
‘iI—Bueino- Opportunities
soc—Money to Dean-Home
ii—neeel Instruction Clueee
li—Mtlolcal. Douala. Dnmuc
if—Wanted—inatructlen
LIVE STOCK—
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u-Pouitry and. Suppllu
lo—Waatod—Un Stock
MERCHANDISE-
’ 51—Artioloe For hie
ii—Doas. Cats. Other rote
ii—Eeroos. Cattle. Vehicles
u...— jean Exchange
, 62.30am AM“
I. ‘ sa—Buiieina itemi-
M—Paintiag. Pa poring. Decorat-
lii—Businool and Office Equip-
mint
SO-rnOWlTOld Geode
‘ sic—Machinery and 'lbolo
os—ifueical Merchant?
one—ass» Denim
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55-Ferni and Dairy rroducts
u—Apertaieute and one
~ . 'Tfiuom he lost
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Il—S‘arme and land For
‘oo-noneeo m filo.‘
“units For his
If
PRINT-
tic-situate.- I’Ioeoler lest
idol‘ermaandfaadlogw
is—omandbemaoeni
iI—lhoroand Ion-lain-“
Rent ~
SEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-
" . n-nrokere in Beet Mate
' «es—Benne- Proust: m hie
ell-Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
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Westport
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Roping—Serviceman" id
Repairing on all nah. of care.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your ear. washed while you wait.
am!) nxcwon omen
FEEVBOLET SALES & SERVICE
8 Elisabeth It. II'ol em
Slim "8710!
amino. IcrvieeeOfforod in
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. Nor-walk.
FIRES.
Notice
Plovont Fires
chimneys scraped and cleaned 80.00
Chimneys repointed
All kinds of der work. brick
and of drilling
Fitmenld Ce. Tel am.
First a New Ste. East Nerwelk
WOOS’I‘ER s. DAVIS
A. M. WOOST M. W. DAVIS
ATTORh YS AT.LAW
Formerly Examiners of U. S. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents
UPHOLSTERING-end cabinet
work. Picture fratfllng, mirrors
-and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
3 OZ 0. m. Bldg» So. Norwaik. "
(leaning, Dyeing. Renovating 20
HELLO Bub—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked Ind
trimmed Looks owoll Who did
tho Job? The Practical Recover.
log net Shop. 11 N Main Sb. S.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight atom.
a satisfied customer is our aim.
Home. W W IS
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds io-
ee.i and toil'g tidistance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vane for
moving. e ton Mock dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone Iii daytime:
econ, nights. . i,
" mums!
h
AUTOMOBILE—Tops and curtains .
lb. llo sting' chickens 400 lb. Place
your order for Thanksgiving 'l'ui'livy
new. Phone 3330. ii‘rcc delivery.
Indonesians
Articles For riolc oi
HERE'S A BAliGAlN—Curloud oi
the fanioud international pipe and
end. pipe heaters. These heaters
lion.
will be sold at u sacrifice. Owner
going went for winter. inquire
licni'y liegeleln. 2': Woodward
Ave. Phone 2018.).
e wrrzotfi‘ FRAMES—For aale.
Phones K
Farm and Dairy Products on
TURNIPS & POTATOES—Select, by
boat direct. why not use the best.
usually the clicupcs‘. in the i'lld.
T. S. Smith, McKinley PL. Ro-
wayton. Phone :lai'J-W.’
Household Good;
DINING ROOM SET—iii excellent
condition. consisting of Buffet, iu.
blc..hoautlf\i| crystal closet. chairs.
and arm chair, $75 to quick buy-
or. Will sell eepni-utcly if desired.
Phone 335-3. 80 Gregory Blvd,
East Norwalk.
liA'l'l‘RSSSEn—iiox Springs. Cue
tone and Pillows of all kinds
mado. renovated and repaired
Telephone iii. Norwsis Mattrell
Co. 0' l‘ranklln Street. South
Norwelk.
SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET—
Gcod as new; white; perfectL in
every respect. Must be seen -'.c be
appreciated. Call 22-4 or inquire
Mrs. Schenk. Alden Apia. Web-l
ater St.. between 0 and 7 p. m. l
Mine-i Merchandise 02
FOR SALE—4775 SLIGHTLY USED;
player piano. with rolls and bench I
8876. Convenient t e r m s. '1‘ it 1:25
BTUDWELL PIANO CO. South
NONI“. '
FOR SALE—USED L'PRIGHT Pl-
ano. 000. THE STUDWELL
PIANO CO. So. Norwaik.
0! NOTE PLAYER PIANO—Maho-
gany finish good condition. with
bench and rolls. Price 8300.00.
Small amount down. easyweekly
payments. Free delivery. For Pl-
ano Co. South Norwalk.
50
RADIOS
We sell the. following radios. Ra-
dlilns. Super-llmrodyue. Atwntcr-
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Small
payment down on any of these re-
dios to yo‘ur home. Balance Fox's
way. easy to pay
ALFRED FOX PIANO CO.
South Norwnlk.
C Wearing Apparel no
ALASKA SI‘IAI. COAT-Size :0 Dust
measure, burl: and sides
class condition, sleeves and front
edges worn some. needs relluiug.
Reasonable price. Address Box 9i
clo Sentinel Office. '
BOOKS AND BOARD
Rooms nor Housekeeping.
“'ANIED -— large room for liifht.
housekeeping. c c n t. rel location
preferred. State rent in reply.
Box 83 clo Sentinel.
REAL ESTATE POR~RENT
'ld
INNER“ and “It!
APARTMENT—0 rooms. all ini-
provcmcnts. in desirable lncatleu.
llcnt $60.00. Inquire. of Chris. 1‘).
Hoyt. South Norwulk Trust Co.
33 COVE AVE—5 rooms rind bath.
electricity, gas. llrut $30.00 a
month. Inquire 35 Cove Ave.
31 COVE “AVE—5 room apartment.
31 Cove Ave. East Norwalk. some
imp. Rent 030.00. The Tammany
agency Real Estate and Insurance
128 Washington St. Phone 33“.
MODERN APARTMENT—5 rooms.
all improvements. first floor. 81
Gregory Blvd.‘ East Norwalk.
Rent $45.00. Phone 2025.
MODERN APARTMENT—mt five
rooms. and aim parlor. all im-.
provements. newly deco'rated. se-
. parato furnace. Garage if desired.
28 Wilton Ave. Norwalk. ,
85 ORCHARD ST.-—-first
rooms and bath. All
floor. 6
improve-
ldl’ wallow]. 3!
COIPETENT STDNOGRAPHER—
Caplein d: Goldman, So. Main dc
Loreen Sta. So. Norwelk.
EXPERIENCED FORELADY - To
take churn of stitching floor. Ad-
R. h T. Shirt Co. 20’ Center
“donned Gena. ,
Vim OPERATORS -- Experienc-
ed on one or two needle chines.
Thii is an opportunity secure
p ' ant employment under the
working conditions. APPLY
. PEADODY & CO. INC.
GIRL OPERATORS-con Singer
Sewing machioee. Neat herb. good
pay. Apply Poieky. ill Railroad
Ave» South Norwelk.
OPERATORS—Wanted on sewing
machines. apply at once. Hender-
aon=_ t'Erwin Co. High St. Nor-
walk. ‘
mlaatod-eflmale so
WANTED—Washing and ’ house
«also to do. Inquire to Spring
St. do. Seawall:
. necessaries!
Iflm my“
.' .I on. a
. M Wm ..,..
flee. Pepi! low rm Celine of
ode. d Philemon. So. Norweih.
flit-ton»
i
merits. hot water heat. Phone
4133.
5 R005! FLAT—Third floor. No. 3
Railroad Ave. Rent 325. For par-
ticulars C. Swarts Old Well Cigar
Co., Washington St. "’
3 ROOMS—with all improvement
2rd floor. Small family. 136 Soul
Main St. Rent. 020.00: inquire.~
Philip Slomansky, 23 Webster St.
s ROOMS—With improvements :8 t
Lowe St. Inquire 108 Cedar St.
Phone 2058.
8 ROOMS—08 Ely ‘Ave. All im-
provement! , .
Houses For Rent '17
on
A BEAUTlFilh—Flve room bunga-
low on Mort 8L. of! Taylor Avc.
Bath, all tm vemcnts. also ger-
age. Rent 835. Inquire John J.
‘i'cna. Phone 365.
.z_
manner CLASS—Moorish siyic.‘
new 5 room furnished home. Half
rental value. Heated garage. trees.
Marvin Beach. 8 minutes by trol-
iey. fig’hono ion-w. ’
FOR BENT—From December 1st.
a room house. steam heat. all im-
provements. Garage. Excellent
condition. Rhone ”15. Walter
It. Cotillion. Realtor. - . .
am-agars’roa mu
: man», if
FOR Sahib-IO» eta room house.
lot 00 a III‘NO. bl Boldon Ava.-
" Tel.
Son
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single day.
i day you puss by them.
. Always
‘ ' A« Number Of Things”
0 And nearly all of them are listed at some —
lime or other in the s stematically arranged ' 1
columns of The Sentine A-B-C Classified See.
There is hardly any limit to the variety of
the offers which make up these columns.
It's something you want -- if it’s something
people buy and sell—you'll find it in the classi-
fied columns—today or some other day.
That’s why you should watch these over-
vliungiug. never-ending opportunities every
i If you rend the classified ads nearly
1 duy. but not every day—the BIG opportunity
l of .l lifetime may pass through them the very
! llvuriug the A-B-C Chmiiied Section every
.luy :miirev you of being: pi'vscut every tithe
; . Ilm (ilillol’lillllllt‘fi are being distributed! l
l m sac cuisines sci ‘
l Alwayefiie Same—In Service
D erect—In Opportunity
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AUOTIONS-LEOAL
Houses For Sale lid
ANOTHER BAltGAIN—Two-famiiy
house, improvements. 2 years old.
centrally located in Norwalk:
taboo—$1,000 cash will take it.
Don't fall to see us about this one.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
155 Washington St.
Tel. 550.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE -— Every
modern convenience. oak floors
throughout. hot water .heeting
system. ti“ bath. Convenient to
railroad station. near center. South
Norwalk. HOME REALTY COM-
PANY.
NEW House—amend park. as:
residential section. Call 41 Ohio
avenue. Tel. east-w.
'rwo FAMILY HOUSE—In center
of South Norwalir. All improve-
ments. Pl‘iCO'OIOJOO. Tho Tarn-
many Agency. Real Estate and in-
surunce. 12:; Washington Street.
Phone 33“.
Lots For Sale
FUR SALE—Two acres of good land
on the end of Flux I‘ll road. In-
quire 1:). ll. Smith. 96 Ely Ave.,
80. Norw‘ulk. Conn.
AUCTIONS-LEGAL
Legal Notices
-— Np'rlCE. —-
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested or whose land may
be affected that a public hearing
by the Mayor and Council of the
City of Nuruulk will be held in the
Council Chamber, (‘lty Hall. on
Tuesday evening. November 23. 1920
at right o'clock to consider the pro-
posal to designate building lines on
both sides of McKinley street from
llighlniul lli‘t‘lllle to Rowayton Ave-
nue: on both sides of llowsyiuu
Avenue from hirlx'iiiley Street to the
llmvuytou Railroad Station: and on
both sides of Ciidlipp street from
Rowaytou Avenue to the White
llridge. so called all in the Fifth
District and to take such action as
shall be deemed appropriate.
‘Andmll persona Interested therein
are hereby notified to appear at
said time and place and be heard
in relation‘ thereto. ’if they so de-
sire.
By order of the Mayor and Coun.
oil of said City.
Dated at the. City of Norwalk.
t‘fonn. this lstli day of November.
1926.
srnrunx noxt‘s.
, City Clerk. I
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ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Norwalk. es. Probate
Court. November 18. A. D. 1920.
Estate of Oliver 8. Mills. late of
NOl‘Wllk. in said District. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the Ad-
ministrator of said estate. prayins.
for reasons therein set forth. for an
order authorising and empowering it
to sell the inventoriod real estate of
said estate:
Ordered. That mid application be
heard and determined at the Pro-
batc Office. in Not-welt on the 23
day of Xovember. use. cl :0 o'clock
forenoon: and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested therein by publlahl this or.
der in a newspaper havi circu-
lation in said District. at out five
days before said day of heart .
HENRY W. GREGG Y.
Judge.
ORDER. 0!" N ICE
District of Norwallt. es. Probate
Court. November 18. A. D. 1930.
Estate of Addie 0. Mills. late of
Sorwalk. in said District. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the Ad-
uilnlstrator of said estate. proi'inl'.
for reasons therein set forth. for an
order authorising and empowering it
to sell the lnventoried real estate of
said estate:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Pro.
baic Office. in Norwalk. on the 23
day of November. 19:0, at 10 o'clock
foreseen; and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested therein by publishing this or-
der in a. newspaper having a circu-
letion in said District. at least five
days before said day of hearing.
- HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Ncmlk. as. Probate
Court. November 1. A. D. 1926.
Estate in Connecticut of Sue Ann
Berl’y also known as Susan A. Ber-
ry. late of Yonkers in the County of
Weetehester and State of New York
deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Nor-walk. hath limited and
allowed at: months from this date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set‘
tlement. Thou who neglect to pre-
sent the accounts. properly attest—
ed. within eeid time. will be dober-
red a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are ronucsled to make
immediate payment td
MABLE ll. REETLET.
Administratrix
Walter R. Ceilings
REALTOR
23 N0. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
11 room house in fine con-
dition, all improvements, 2
furnaces. 2 baths. extra
toilet on 3rd floor, 2 car
gnrage. Can be used as a
three family house. Locat-
ed in South Norwalk with-
in two blocks of West Ave.
Price $10,000 Cash $3,000
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
l Fireproof your
5 business
Ifodern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your safety I
But dre insurance places the .
ono euro protection between ‘
you and financial less so a re-
eult of tire.
Be sure your insurance h .
adequate and correctly ep-
pliod. We will gladly inspect .
7.! fl" rinks. .
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J. M. Layton Co., Inc. ‘
30 Washington Street .
insurance and Real Estate
maroon 8|
Stamford «i? '.'~2
8. BOTFAN
l‘ublle Auctioneers & Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of
Points. Hardware. Furniture. etc.
Tel.
and Main St. Stamford
AUCTIONS—LEGALS
Legal Notices 91
UNDER 01’ NO CE
District of Norwnlk.‘ . Probate
Court. Nui'einbcr 15. A. Il. 1928.
Estate in Connecticut of Sue Ann
Berry olhcrwls" known he Susan A.
lh-rry. lute. of Yonkers. in the state
of New York. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for an or-
der authorizing the administratrix
to sell certain real estate of said Es-
tate. - -
Ordered. That said application be
hczird and determined at the Pro-
bate Office. in Norwnlk. on the 24
day of November 1926. at 9 o'clock
forenoon: and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons
interested therein by publishing this
order in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said District. at least
five days before said day of hear-
ing. .
HENRY W. GREGORY.
0 Judge.
OUT OUR WAY
or coease. omits cum
By WILLIAMS
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won-i. ‘ ~
Wee 6000 EH? WELL.
'l'LL MAKE. A SET Willi woe
iN’lELLEcTuAL Gail's!
our use A rm. 3A0 1i-us stem body can. chr
~-. PLACE 'i. SEND iT-TLL WALK
f; cme' 1bwu AN BAcK on
i w HANDS Au‘ Knees. Au'
; iF ‘\T 0035 SELL #00 ALL
Does ‘li-i'. MT! .
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Seven iooui house. all modern
improvements. Largo sun parlor.
hot water lieut. Convenient loca.
tion. Price 010.500.
New six room house. garage at-
tached. Sicnm heat. nicely locat-
ed. Price 88,000.
For these or any others consult
CANTY & CO.
SOMERS & SOMERS
Tlll PAIST PEOPLE
WIN DOW SHADES
Now Sold Oil
WEEKLY PAYMENTS
NOBWALK SO. NOR“’ALK
50 “'all St. Sell) Railroad Ate.
WE DELIVER
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m I”. “I“ .0 l‘oultty and lino." CO . .
“.0 “Lawn“ Livu JSJifi-‘ii'yiilhxml ‘ ‘ FOR SALE For Dar lCl'l G.O. P.
0 i a use it ill ‘
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The City National Bank A’l‘ Sl‘tft‘lihsl<'L'l. Mi t' I \ l.
EVENT AMONG lHlillIV MIL.
ITICIANS .U‘ (“.lh'iili' (tl‘l'.
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DARIEN
Landon Herrick,
respondent.
Norwelk Ill.
llnricn. cur-
tci. Sentinel Ulflcc,
‘
Over 100 supporters of the lie.
publican party in Darleu gathered
in Canary cottage. Not-own. last.
evening for a victory dinner, to col-‘-
brate the G. O. l'. VlClUl‘ii'H in the
recent town and slate elections.
After an (‘XC“lli'lli. dinner haul
been served the guests. Ernest ll.
Croroot. chairman of the. town com-
llll'.l('i‘. in the role 01' imislniasti‘r.
called on the various sprain-re. Most
protiilu-snt among those who ud-
dressed the gutlirrlnir woro Lli'lll.
Governor J. Edwin liraliiard mid
,‘tnte Senator Mrs. Alice 1'. .‘ll‘i'l'lll.
urtforil.
L'Olll Mr. Bruiiiard and Mrs. Mer-
ritt were received enthusiastically.
Mr. Crofoot also called on several
local party supporters. among them
(i. Leroy Kemp. recently elected
FOR SALE
lionutiful Newly Constructed
(‘olonial House
Open fireplace! No detail
omitted! Last. word in con-
voniencel Fine residential sec-
‘ionl Centrally located! 100
feet off East Ave. Price
$1,050. Terms.
Dr. Sloman
(Owner)
TED. Si" or Sill-J
NOTICE
To Real Estate Owners of
Norwalk:
There are. no doubt. many
people in this Town who have
for sale vacant lots and dwel-
lings. As we have many pros-
pects for both: it is our aim
to have the listings of these
Needs to sell. By listing your
property with this agency you
will benefit by a service which
has taken us thirty-nine years
to perfect.
Phone 1230
The ri'y‘ilr and
Golden Co.
90. Norwulk Trust Co. Bldg.
So. Norwallr. Conn.
Henry Buckwalt on
Boston Fight Card
l-lenry Buckwalt. Benny Weafer’s
welterweight sensation amateur box.
tr who is at present sojourning in
Boston. Mass. will clash with Artie
liiely of Somervillc at the amateur
show being conducted by the Abner-
lean hegion of Somervllle. Mass.
Thursday night. Buckwalt who is
training at the Tremont 1'. M. C. A.
is. reported to be in fine shape for
the scrap and expects to turn in an-
other win.
Buckwalt made his debut in the
boxing game at the armory amateur
show two weeks ago by knocking
out Eddie O'Sheughnessy in the first
round. He showed plenty of stuff
for his first appearance in the ring
end with proper handling should
get somewhere in the fighting game.
In his bout with O'Shaughnessy.
Buckwalt displayed a pretty left jab.
but did not have a. chance to use
his right which Weller claims packs
a. sleep producer. Frankie Fay is
planning to use Buckwalt on his
siiiateur card to be held next month
with some good boy from out of
lomi.
According to reports. Rioly has
been cutting a wide swath in ama-
teur circles and it will be quite a
feather in Buckwalt's cap to hand
him a. setback.
Owls-Spring'woods“
Meet Tflksgimg
The Owls and Springwoods will
stage their second game the grid-
iron series. Thenksgivl Day after-
noon. at Amusement park. it was
planned to stage the game Sunday.
but Managers Palmer and Haddock
decided to hold the game off awhile.
longer, yesterday.
Manager Palmer is endeavorlng to
bring tho‘hiohawk eleven of Bridge-
p to Amusement park. Sunday.
T Bridgeporters an a strong out-
fit and will make the it'll step if
they hope to score a win.
Test Answers
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tlone on mythoiuy which appear on
the comic page: ’
1—Oonstruotlon of the wooden
horse by the Greeks. in which they
entered the city of Troy. -
z—The god of thunder; ‘
S—Zeus.
o—Tho nether world. ‘
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representative to Hartford from
Durien. Guests were. unanimous in
Ivoting the dinner an unparallellcil
succees.
Approximately $650 was sub-
scribed by Darieultes iii the annual
Red Cross membership drive. which
came to a. close Saturday. it was
announced today by General Henry
C. Hodges, chairman of the com-
patgn committee. Complete returns
will not be known until tomorrow
or Thursday. and it is thought this
figure will be slightly exceeded.
No further progress towards is.
eating a. dumping ground for Barton
was reported by the sclectmen at a.
meeting of the board in the town
hall yesterday. Third Selectman
Andrew Show announced following
the meeting that efforts 0: members'
of the board had been repeatedly un. ‘
successful. and that in each instance
when a. suitable location had been
discovered some difficulty arose to
make it impossible to purchase the
property. The selectmen will con-
tinue in search of a solution to the
problem 'and will report again at the
next meeting of the beard Monday.
-—-Spend g, night in Egypt
Nov. 29 to Dec. 4th inclusive
State Armory, Norivalk.——.-\dv.
Frank Leo Dunne. lilaybrook T.
M. C. A., sustained a fractured skull
last nigh‘. in Stamford. when he was
struck by a. machine. driven by Mrs.
P. J. Golden. Noroton. as ho was
crorsing the Post road mar Myi'hh
avenue. Mrs. Golden, who is an oiii:
plays of 9. board oi? recreation.
Stamford. was accompanied by Miss
Sophie Fishbsek. 328 Atlantic strict,
Stamford. The two women with the
aid of another passing motorist. llfi.
ed the man into their (‘nr and tool:
him to the Stamford hespltul.
lilr. Dunne. who is about ".5 yearn
old. stopped from the curb on the
Post road and was knocked to the
ground by Mrs. Golden's car. His
condition is serious. The only infor-
mation available was ‘.l.ut in a book-
let in his pocket, which gave his
address as Maybrook Y. M. C. A..
and his next kin as Mrs. Frank
Dunne. \Vatcrbury. Mrs. Golden rc-
perted the accident to police head-
quarters and was released on her
own recognizance.
The Women's Guild of St. Luke's
Episcopal church. Noroton, will
have a. bridgo party Thursday aft-
ernoon at the home. of Mrs. How.
ard Stout Neilson. Althea Farm.
Middlesex road. Tahloa may be re-
served through Mrs. Nellscn. Mrs.
St. Johntor hire. Charles Bennett.
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Intoxication c h a r g e 3 brought:
against Thomas Mathews. Dorian.
arrested by Policeman Joseph Rich.
were noiled yesterday in city court,
Stamford.
Edward Dunn. Norcton. arrested
lll Stamford last week on an assault
charge. following a. disturbance in
a Pacific street store. which was
subsequently raided. appeared in
city court yesterday. where the
charge was nolled.
A dramatic recital by Miss Esther
Wilshlre. assisted by Miss Elaine
Bafird. violinist. will be given in the
120le school auditorium this even-
ing at 8 o'clock. The recital is be-
ing sponsored by the school commit-
tee. The proceeds will be turned in
to the fund for the High school
athletic field.
There will be a. meeting of the
High school building committee in
the town hall at 3 o'clock this ev-
ening. -
Probate Judge Mark W. Norman
in in Europe do a business trip. Dur-
ing the indge's absence there will be
no sessions of the Darlen probate
court.
Judge Charles Dana will preside
this evening at the weekly session of
the Barton town court.
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Edward H. Fuller. superintendent
at school! in Darlen has returned
ironsnooion. where he attended the
convention of school superintendents.
Joseph Gardner. Patterson. N. J..
was apprehended by Policeman Wal-
ter Bcrouiot‘yesterday afternoon. and
arrested for operating his machine
with illegal lights. Gardner posit!
m bond for court appearance to—
niaht.
Here are the knowers to the once. »
7—Parle carried of! Helen Of
Sports to Troy.
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