per classification and the regular
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he insertilhs:
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count ave average words to the
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ephcno and if paid at once with.
sovon due from the first day of
heertlen cash rate will be allowed.
. Ads ordered for three or Ila dnys
it stopped before‘eapiratloll will
i, be charged for the number of
times the ad appeared and adult-
pont made at the rate med.
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request.
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" whoare telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
. insertion with the exception
‘ " that in view of the courtesy
‘ , extended they will be paid
' h" before the action day cash
. discount has expired. The
; continuation of the policy
.- is dependent on the oo-
‘: . operation given by the nubile
in minimising collection ox-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS-
it; s—neeule
Hare of Thanks
~ a-in llemerism
I—ll'nnovul Directors
“ Flouauilw Cemetery nets
, Io—inst and round
jlilrro'hermit..—
A—Automoblle Agencies
1i-Automebllss lb Isle
inn—Auto Trnele- For his
"18-'-Aote Accessories .
1d rages—Autos for Hire
16—h! tercyeios and m
1f—Wasted-Auhamotive
BUSINESS SERVICI—
. Services
:m! ‘-. Panama.
s. Plumbins. Roofing
ss-insuranee sad surety Bonds
1 ‘ :b—Truehilg-Stosugo
se—Palattsg. Paperlna. Decor-at
’ SS—WOIAI Services
ignores—nonsu- Service
EMPLOYMENT—-
MI-fi-Ihnpioyment Agencies
amp Wentodnl‘omsie
u—Heip Wounds-Idols
se—Roip—llalo and Vomslo
sHolldters. ”save-eve. Agents
deductions Wanted-Inmate
.. sf—Situstione Wanted-lids
~ FINANCIAL—
- Emma's Opportunities
‘ewlloney to Man-lions!”
‘meruucnon—
sly—lace! Instruction Ole-es
.F ed-lludeal. Denemg. Dramatic
‘ ‘.se-—Wsnted~instruetien
imvn STOCK—
ell-Dose. Oats. Other Pets
, etc-Horses. Cattle. Yehleies
L seq-Poultry and lupplios
0—Wentedoldve noses
. . suntan—-
Stu-Articles for file
It‘s—BIN and We
‘ I'd—Beats sad Annemarie-
. eel-lesion lerehaodiso
sea-Reese Walnut
thinnest-Reels or
’IDI'I'i-bllel And while
mesons ‘
Mm.rosee ll‘
Business Communities SI
Cocker
Spaniel en New Cessna need near
lloyt'e Nuroery. Reward. lteturn
lac. Veest. Lafayette Circle. Nor-
wslh. ‘
1
LOST—Sat. Nev. it. between South
Not-welt and Stamford. brows
wicker chair. l-‘ihder please no-
tify A. J. Angsvino. Atlantic 31..
Stamford.
" AWIOM .
- Anomalies luv Isle II
I"! BUICXl—ilg Six Sedan. Hes
had proper care. Condition and
epponranee like new. Driven lea
than 4.000 fillies. Wonderful op-
portunity for good buy. For fur-
ther particulars and demeanin-
llon inquire of The Standard Oil
Co. sersge. Road on D‘ept, Men-
‘ dow BL, lie. Nerwaik.
FOR SALE -- l-TON FEDERAL
truck. oapress body. pneumatic
GOOD BUSINESS —- investment.
Corner store. Lam. house. ms-
.ceilent for apartlnenfn or board-
lng house. Gena. ii'll-i
INSTIUO'I‘ION
Initial. Ilenclng. Dramatic
e4
PIANO lN8'l‘itUC'l‘lllN.
Conservatory course. hilse J. De-
lloe. Pupil of New York College of
‘.
A Number
v tlen.
lluslo. d Putnam Me. Be. Nerwalk
Near West Ave. .
LN! STOOI
' Poultry and hairpin"
BUI‘ l’ULLISTS-And .gct cue.
py farm-raised chhorns and
A cenns live and six months.
{I
Holden Ilill. Tcl.
Also cocquclc.
l‘. NOMANO.
LIVE I'Olflll‘llY MARKET
Wilton. ill.
ready to lay. nouwm'rn PARM.‘
l
l
single day
Jay you pass by them.
“This World Is 80 Full Of
And nearly all of them are listed at some
time or other in the systematically arranged
columns of The Sentinel A-B~C Classified Beo-
There is hardly any limit to the variety of
the odors which make up these columns. If
it s something you went — if it’ s something
people buy and sell-you'll find it in the classi-
lied columns—today or some other day.
That’s why you should weteh those over-
chunging, neveré -ending opportunities every
If you read the classified ads nearly every
day, but not every day—the BIG opportunity
of .l lifetime may pass through them the very
Of'l‘hings”
hauled. :10.
FITZGERALD AWNING C0.
First ls New Btu. Phone 8080
WOOSTER d: DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER If. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners of U. 8. Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport
Send for Booklet on Patents
wv“ —. ~—
UPKOLS'I‘ERING—ead‘ cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and uphelstoro'ra' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Bergstrom. New
Leo. O. In. Bldg. 8o. Nor-walk.
M‘ **
HELLO Blur—1T“ nett No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Leeks swell Who did
the Job? The Preotlni Rsnevst.
tag Bet Shea-'11 it Main S
Nerwslk Open. up I flight stairs
a satisfied customer is our aim
Immanuel!” ss
NAG! altos—Storage. All kinds le-
oal and long distance trucking
risso aoieune Mei vans for
moving. 5 too lines dumps. 100
Conn. Ave. Phone lit daytime:
see.“ nishts. '
whereas:
Help Wanted-Female 32
'hono 335- ii
‘ t Net-walk.
m Orrin. Renovating so
ll‘lll'm nllii Ilnls'y l’rmlulu lib
TURNIPB & Ir’O'I‘A'l‘Ol‘IS—fialect. by
boat direct. why not line lllt‘ host.
DINING ROOM SET—In excellent
condition. consisting‘of Buffet, in:
bio beautiful crystal closet. chairs
nntfiarm chslr. it'll to quick buy-
or. Will sell separa‘ cly if desired.
30 Gregory Bitch.
\lA‘l'l'ltl'iSiil-illwllos springs Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. venerated and repaired
Telephone 811 Norwelll Mattress
Co. 09 Franklin lltreet. South
Norwslk.
SELLERS KITCHEN " CABINET—v
Good us new; white; perfect in
every respect. Must be seen to be
appmciated. Call 22-4 or inquire
Mrs. henk. Alden Ap‘..s. Web
ster 5.. between 0 and 'l p m.
Mlllll'll Mcrcllandlse is
FOR SALE—3775 SLIGHTLY USED
player piano. with rolls and bench
i816. convenient to r m s. 'I‘ II E
STUDWELL PIANO CO. South
Norwslk.
COMPETENT srnncanernsn—
Caplein (a Goldman. Bo. Main &
Parson an. as. Norwalk.
FOR BALE—USED UPIthI-l'l‘ Pi-
ano. tile. THE BTU DWELL
{TANG CO. 80. Nor-walk.
GIRL OPERATORS—on Singer
Sewing machines. Neat work. good
psy. Apply Feisty. 45 Railroad
Ave. South Norwelk.
OPERATORS-Wanted en sewing
machines. apply at once. Hender-
son a Erwin Co. High St. Nor-
walk.
—Mal 38
Help WSIIM e L
ACCOUNTING—I went to tail: to a
young men. who is really interest-
ed in his future: has a desire to
get outlet the rut and can see an
opportunity in the accounting pro-
fession. Must have common school
education and willingness to train
under supervision of certified
pnbiie'ioe oeeuntants. State are. edu-
cation. present employment. teleo
phone umber. Address Box is clo
I Office“ '
4 ASSISTANT HANAOER
For Credit Investigations and
Collections.
Dnu‘ddal opportunity for man 21 to
it to enter a large successful chain
organisation which will provide him
with every chance to develop and
use his ability: owner ef Ford car
to receive special compensation.
ApplloAatI with experience in retail
credits and collections will base
preference; ' health habits.
character and rsenelity required.
lust be at lees: a. high school grad-
s-istnnee given in training and in
furthering education. Advuucenunt
la e-ured' if you hove ability. since
this business is large. lawful and
growing. Applications will be held
oenndontiai.
no: XXIX
Bream Sentinel.
NIGHT MAN—Elderly. steady job.
Inquire hlr. Hopkins. Erwin ll.
anninss 00.. w“; Nerwsik.
WANTED—Two high school grad-
uates. eighteen dollars a week.
Boo Hr. Duffy 0: 804:00 9. 111.1“
m St. Se. Norwuk. .
nets; prefer college men. nmy'
88 NOTE PLAYER PIANO—Maho-
gany finish good condition. With
bench and rolls. , Price 3280.00.
Small amount down. easy weekly
payments. Free delivery. For Pl-
ano Ce. South Nerwalk.
‘ RADIOS
We sell the following-radios. Rn-
dieles. Super-Heterodyne, Aiwnter-
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Smell
payment- down on any of these rao
use brings one to your home. Bal-
‘cli Fox's way. easy to pay.
ALFRED FOX PIANO CO.
South Norwalk.
~ ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms‘Wlthoul noel-o _
FURNISHED ROOM—in private
family. heated. excellent , loca-
‘ lion eff West Ave. ll minutes walk
to South Net-walk 'center. Phone
2018. '
ROWAYTONL-Nlce room conveni-
Ol-
ent to station and trolley. $5.00
per week. Ladies only. Tel.
like. ‘ A
Room:- For I'oellillcepina d!
FURNISH ROOMS—Two beau-
tifully. rnished rooms for light
housekeeplnd’ Must be seen- to be
appreciated. All improvements.
Trolley goes by deer. Rates rea-
sonable. Gaiago. Telephone 8709-
:.1: Gregory Blvd.
REAL 381111103 BENT
. Apartments and m 'r'.
APARTleN’r-e rooms. 'all im-
provements. in desirable location.
Rent 860.00.1ncuire. of Chas. E
Hoyt. South Nerwnlk Trust Co.
33 COVE AVE—5 rocms and bath.
toil). gas. Rent $30.00 a
, Inquire 36 Cove Ave.
y.
mo
:l Cove Ave. East Nerwalh. some
imp. Rent 080.00. The Tammany
I 800“ Ely Ave.
_ . agsneynoal no t rence
“III-ill fill-h M m wellington resume“.
'w ' allele or N- e noon T—Thlrd floor. N. s:
One. Can“ Wheat 8‘ For por-
eso ee ":10. comm» . W ‘semm out Well Cigar
Cali 'I‘hnes Secure 0°"— I
- 2”“ at North id hows: era-no: rooms with new.
g Ner‘e: or so ailtmprilvemems one sense. two
’mlnubna' walk from station. In-
. quilt-.10 Lowe street. 800th Ner-
walk.
All in-
tt COV'E'AVEe-h room apartment. *
:l .\l.i.\'ll-1\\' A\‘li.v—l‘l room house
all ilnprmclucnts newly decora-
icd. I’llonn 307-8 or apply at 16
Monroe Ht.
if“;',"sf;‘.?h‘hg;‘g;;f,;“$3 m" "ITS; lllulll-tsr CLASS—Moorish style.
“.n).f0,,_ Ilh'ono 35494., new 5 main furnished home. Half
' ‘ rental value. ilcatcd garage. trees.
"OIIH'IIDIII Goods bi) ‘ Marvin "each. 8 minutes by trol~
Icy. She it. Phone toils-W.
Volt RENT—From December let.
.‘i room house. steslfhcat. all im-
provements. Garage. Excellent
condition. Phone 3015. Walter
It. Ceilings. Ilcaltcr.
REAL ESTATE run “In!
“"llouscs Fer dale '1
ROOM HOUSE .. Every
modcrn convenience, oak floors
lhroughout, hot water heating
system. file hath. Convenient to
railroad station. near center. 80.
Norwaik. HOME REALTY COM-
l’ANY.
E If} ll '1‘
Y
il‘Olt SALE—One six room hOlilr'
lot 60 a too No 67 Helden Ave
Price 85500 Robert Jeseloff Tel
1809. or William I". Hoyt A: Son
Tel. 435.
\‘HW lIUl'liE—Fnlrfieid pe'rk. Ben
rcsldnniini section- Call it Ohio
avenue. Tel. ”bl-W.
ANOTHER nandslN—rwo-ramuy
house. improvements. 3 years old.
centrally located in Nerwallt:
80‘.600-—SI.000 cash will take it.
Don't fall to see us about this one.
THE FUDGE REALTY CO.
156 Washington St.
Tel. 669.
TWO FAMILY HOUSE—In center
of South Nerwaik. Ail improve-
ments. Price_010.600. The Tamv
many Agency. Real Estate and
surance. 128 Washington Street.
Phone 38“.
Lots [001‘ SAID 35
FOR HALE—Two acres of good land
on the end of Flex Hill read. In-
Quire E. H. Smith, so Ely Avon
Se. Norwalk. Conn.
-Advertlse in The Sentinel.
001‘ mm WAY
gufilofi°¥§§b§fl°§c 12$)“: Poultry lulu-a and llrcsscd \l'hilc Itcaring the A-B- C Classified Section every
tilt ‘ ' "fl you wait. l"u\vl.i loc Ill. llrollcra we in. assures you of being present "or, time
' lll. toasting chickens 40c. ll-. l'lacv. liliit opportunities are being dlltl‘lblllddl
isle n20 SPEED WAGON—In your order (Or Thankselvinr 'I‘uriu-y :
good condition. New rubber. new. Phone 3338. Free dcllvcl-y.
phone “to. ‘ , . 'I‘lie A-B-O moulded All!
Wanted—Lite block 00 Al" “I. “km W
Iago-n "lelRIWH-I‘: {all It. orwcnloh FOR FALI~2-30 ”m" "mmni ““X' AlwaysyIJiiforent—In Opportunity
. cd. 10 crnis per pair. l‘harlcs ll. '
' w. 3, AUSTIN Harris. Lcdgcwood I‘dil‘lil, I'llonc
South Not-wells 26204. . i
l Phone I". -
cushions? sense a SERVICE MERCHANDISE
Westpcri Artlclu For Sale pi e—-.
"0 O . . .. “.. . “‘ ,
0 \VIRDUW lltAhil‘m-l'ur calm:
W mm ‘0 Phon.‘ 3350, ‘e. l 2 REAL EST‘TB ’03 km— ‘umomm‘u
Repairing on all aisles et ears snomuN~1louhm bum-l. urer.-hi Al-urinwnc- and Hats 10 [ml gm .1
. hill loadln . In nir- W lkl- Htullo. , ‘ ‘
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE . . garage. nll improvements. 1va Dislric. of Norwalk es. Probate
‘ Elisabeth 8i. 7" 0121 lions and Armswrica 52} quire on pl-cmlscs. t‘onri. November 17. A. D. 1016.
. i~-— ‘ “slate of Iilias K. White. late of
3m mm“ RIOTOI‘ BO-VI—ID (I. “ill. IJOIIOIII "Hunt's I‘OI' [leaf 1' NOHHAIK Ill “Id DIIII’ICI dOCQMt‘d
motor boat with 2 cylinder Palm- \ “FACT“.H ”W room bunge maul-ca, 1-)“: the Trustee under
or engine. $50.00 for quick unlc. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ r“ ‘ the will of said deceased. exhibit
WWW; 1' Also 80 ft. wood navy hull very mix";shhrr‘SJ'foitmatings; :1: its nccotln‘. to this Court for ad-
, T.— . cllczlp. if taken at Once. 1",. ll. " ' , ,, ' juslnlcnt, at, the Prob“. office in
MARIN}? Mmfd“ mo?;:;hu::zs: IlOlH'l‘ls. l; Hawkins Arc. 'I‘clc- MU“. 1"?“ SJ.:‘.r'lnriulv John 5' Not-walk. on the 20th 6!! of No-
Spoon on phone 193'”:- \a‘ll.i. lhonu . m. Vl‘mllt‘l‘, ‘9’.' .t , O'OIOCk .“or.
noon; and that all persons interest-
ed in said Estate may be notified
inert-or, the Trustee will cause this
order in be published in s. newspa-
per having a circulation in said Dis-
trict, at least five days before said
10in day of November. it".
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge
OLASIIPIID DISPLAY
cussirtse DISPLAY
CLASSIFIED OISPLAY
See or Call
Walter R Ceilings
REALTOR.
23 NO. MAIN STREET
Phone 3915
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
11 room house in fine con-
dition, all improvements, 2
baths, extra
toilet on 3rd floor, 2 car
garage. Can be used as a
three family house. Locat-
ed in South N orwalk with-
in two blocks of West Ave.
Price $10,000 Cash $3,000
0
as
furnaces,
For innumerable
other listings call this
office any day.
SOMERS & SOMERS
Till". PAINT l’l‘IOl‘Ll'}
FOR SALE
——
’l‘ivo nice building lots in high
class residential section. each 00
fl, front. 31.800 i-ucll.
Sm’crai others from 81,000 up
One with 2-Clir gach, 82.000.
Modern seven room house with
sun parlor. fire place and hot
water hens, Convenient location.
Price 810.500.
CANTY & CO.
Realtors—Issuance
1? be late as. none on
NOTICE
’1‘: Real Estate Owners of
Norwalk:
There are. no doubt. many
people in this 'I‘own who have
for sale vacant lots and dwel-
lings. As we have: lllnlly pros-
pects for both: it is our aim
to have the listings of these
places to sell. 8y listing your
property with this agency you
will benefit by a service which
has taken us thirty-nine years
to perfect.
Phone 1230
The 1?mi and
Golden Co.
lo. Norwnlll Trust Co. Bldg.
80. Nor-walk, Conn.
WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
Fireproof your
business
Ifedoru methods of build-
lng construction and tense
lire prevention equipment con.
tribute much your misty
But ere less pleas the
one sure or on between
you and Inaselai is. as a re-
' suit of ore.
no sure your Isunnee b
adequate and currently an-
silod. Wewlligisdiy inspect
veneered“.
J. M. Layton Ce. inc.
ream-3n.
SOMERS&SOMERS
runner mm
WINDOW SHADES
New Bold On
WEEKLY PAYMENTS
sonwsu so. nonwana
as Wall or. one new Ave.
WE DELIVER
So far we have learned. liars
didn‘t try to borrow any money
from lea—Cleveland Prom.
'I‘ei. Stamford net-e
8. BOTFAN
Public Auctioneers & Appraisers
Buyers of All Kinds of
Paints. Hardware. Furnlmre. etc.
.354 Main St. Stamford
NORWAIK 50. NORWMIK ,
50 Wall St. 8-“) llullrund Ave.
WE DELIVER
l
FOR SALE
Beautiful thvly Constructed
Colonial House
Opcn flrcplacc. i’inc residen-
tial sectioni (‘clltrnliy locat-
cdl I00 feet all East Ave.
Garage. cement sidewalks —‘
will soil at once for low figure
and easy semis.
Owner does not wish to carry
this house through winter.
'l‘cl. Si” or Slob-J
12 Room House & Five
Garages
Price . $8,000
Mrs. Edmund Kirby
REAIA ESTATE
WIS'I'POB'I' AK BNUE
Tel. 2550 mornings
G. PORFILIO
' TAMI!
es RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
We Dry Clean and Press
. , By WILLIAMS
WillT-ly Daugherty
‘ ‘ ”Again in January
The second trial or Harry M.
Daugherty. former attorney general.
and Colonel Thomas W. Miller. who
was alien property custodian under
the Daugherty administration. will
start on January ii. before Federal
.ind'geJohn C. Knox. The Indict-
ment Charges conspiracy to defraud
the government out of the proper
services.“ the defendants. which
resulted. it is alleged in the payment
“1.000 in bribes for the return
of .000. 000 received through the
sale.“ the assets of the American
Metal company. to the Bccicle Sulsse
pour Valeuls do Metaux.
wunsel in the case appeared
Tuesday before Federal Judge Mack.
who presided at the first trial
George 3 Leisure. an assistant to
United States Attorney Buckner.
asked that the trial be set down for
Decemberd. this: D. Steuer. coun-
sel for Mr. Daugherty. told the court
that his client was ill. Robegt s.
Johnstone. counsellor Colonel Mll-
ler o asked for a later date be-
cause of'tna illness of his client. An
injury received by Colonel Miller
some months ago. resulting from a.
fall from a roof at his home in Wil-
mington. Del., was still troubling
him. Mr. Johnstone said it would
be e. great hardship for him to go
through another long trial at as
early a. date as that desired by the
. :overnment.
Judge Mack said he had been in-
formed that an affidavit had been
prepared by counsel for Colonel hill.
ler that some judge other than him-
self. should be chosen to preside at
the trial. that this was the right of
counsel. and that after a censultal
tion with Judge A. N. lined. the
presiding judge. and Judge Knox it
had been decided that the latter
should preside.
Test Answers
-‘——
These are the correct answers to
the' questions which appear on the
cornic'pagez'
'TI—Thol traffic semaphore. says
"Go" in two cross directions.
2—8even buoyed and twenty
hours.
S—James Monroe.
4—Demecretic.
s—Frem WHOM did you get
'I‘Hossi books? ‘~
o—Yes.
1-—N_o.
d—llars.
Q—No.
r 10—Denver.
"Will cost 8260 new to be Rus-
rian bignmlst."-—-llcadline. Ameri-
cans have to pay far more than that
to be .monegamists. -—- Norfolk Vir-
gluten-Pilot.
Betty Sherwood
(Continued from Page Um.)
Sherwood. Doris I’t‘llilllyt.l‘.
Most popular with tile Ullll'r sex:
Chris Ali-ins. harle Conlsleck, in)”,
l’ennoyt-r. Hylvln. Ul‘llck.
Uld Most lor Hchool; l‘llrle Adm...
Iinl‘olll Ourhulll. (il'l'll‘llllu mm. H
Dolly Sherwood.
[lest All lloilllll Sport: lllll in l‘ulll.
IIOi‘k. \"IIIlfllll Milli'l', (Ii‘tH'L’t)
Hirsub. Willll'rcd Hopkins. Iiv‘ily
Sherwood.
[lest Atlllctu: I-Iarlc ('umatollt,
William Miller. ll‘clix .\I:l('l',
llu'l. Hoicn Andersen.
WittlI-st: John Walsh l;.-:lr|. inn .
stock, Gertrude gotta. Glow Sll: l“.
Most Original: John “lllllh. I‘llrll)
Comsteck. Gertrude Ctllll'l. ullm
Finch.
Most Unorigiunl: iialrlc COlnstOf‘ix,
Lawrence lit-,ury. Sophia [\Il‘xilllllt'{"
llelen Anderson. Grace Hilllw.
Late Most Ol'tcn'. l-Inrle Comstoch.
llculy l'l'iit. (ital-0 Shaw. Emma
Ki 1)
Most Tulkuiixi:
Danny I‘lllnlull.
l'l-nnoycr.
Most popular: Chris Adams. liar-
old l‘lorhnm. lictly Sllcrwood. Syililt
llrack. Doris Pennoycr.
Most Generous: Gl'Oth‘ Strollll,
William Miller. Chris Adams. lltllcn
.\udcrson. “'inlfr-d Hopkins.
llcst Nilllli‘t‘d; Harold Gorilllm,
William Millcl', IIl'li'll
lcho-n Burdos.
The Weekly assembly of tho Nor-
wnlk high school was lucid ycslr-rdlly
in the assembly hall. l'rincipai Jit-
kob made scvcrai announcements
pertaining to the school and Chris
Adams, prcsldcnt of the svnior class.
announced that tickets will be on
sale shortly for the annual svniol‘
play which will be held at the Ite-
gent theatre early in December. lie
cxpiaint-d that the only via) to make-
tho plm a. success “as for We on-
Illltoi ll )'
Earl“
Glam
Comatnck,
Shaw. Doria
Andi-mull, .
tirc student body to push it ever and!
he warned the juniors and sopho-
morcs that thcy. too. would have
ll. play In their senior year and thl-y
should help the seniors now as till-y
would want the scnlers to help thcm
later. .-
Miss Mary McCarthy made hl-r'
weekly announc<mcnls and Leonard
Harris spoke on the coming football.
game with Danbury Friday slur-
noon and also of the Athletic Asso-
ciailcn dance at the Contcr Junior
nil—'h school Friday (‘\‘t‘lllll;.'.
The senior class of February 1":7
voted to have the supervision 02‘
Miss McCarthy for the graduation
song. Treasurer William Miller an-
nounced that the membcrs of the
class have not paid their senior duos
as yet but most of the Junior dllm
are paid up. He said that there was
about 8105 in the treasury. Presi-
dent Adams appointed the following
to act as the prom committee and
arrange for tho senior promenadc:
Henry Plnlt. William Miller.
ll‘inch..l)erolliy Hull, Doris Penney-
er. and Betty Sherwood. After the
meeting. Business Manager William
Miller of the class book held a moot-
inp,‘ with his stuff and they diecussvd
llic matter of III" aris for the book.
The Junior class of June 102‘
held a meeting with Faculty Ad\I.SOI'
David Pollard. Tuesday afternoon.
Edward Fay. president. presided at
the meeting for the first time. The
constitution committee. of which Ar~
thur Amrein is tl chairman. read
the constitution a it was approv-
ed by the class. The following were
on the committee: Marion Magnet.
Charlotte Stuli. Got-den llnmblcn.
Arthur Amrcin. and Estelle Andcr-
son. The following are the officers of
the class; Vice President Bernice
Show; Secretary. Jack Smith: Treas—
urer. Thomas Foley and Faculty Di-
rector Miss Mary Morley.
The football squad will not prac-
tice today but will rest up for the
game against Danbury at Amuse-
mcnt park, tomorrow. The students
are planning to attend the game in
a body and one of the largest
crowds which ever attended a game
in Norwalk is expected. The Hal:
City team will bring about 100 root-
ers.
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The senior class of June. 1917 will
hold a meeting in Room 1!. thin
afternoon. President Jack Smith has
several important matters to brim:
before the attention of the class.
The editor of the class book will
also make I. report.
The weekly rehearsal of the or-
chestra was held yesterday in the
auditorium. Several new members
have been secured by Miss McCar-
thy. director of the orchestra. and
some of them will be played at the
annual festival which will be held
sometime in January.
Miss Mary Morley. dean of the
girls. held another workout with the
girls of the school. yesterday in the
Jefferson school court. The senior
girls played the Juniors but. there
was no official score due to the fact
that Miss Morley lost: track of the
score after the seniors started Pil-
ing up a huge score.
The A. A. dance will be held to-
morrow evening in the Center Junior
High school and a large crowd or
high‘ school students and their
friends are expected to attend. The
popular Melody Boys will play for
dancing and a "fine time will be had
by All.”
'Men Want Money’s Worth
Co-Operative“ Shoes Have a value that is the re-
sult of thirty-five years of skilled workmen who
. lgew what most men want.
High and Low Styles $8.50 and $9.00
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