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THE EVENING SENTINEIr—SOUTH NORWMJK. CONN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, I926.
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tethooo
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who are telephone eubemib-
era. Bids are. mailed
promptly on the date of first
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extended they will be paid
before the seven day cash
discount has expired. The
“Stimuli
mum-is IO
HORSE-dunno near town farm.
Ono aomll horse. Newly shod.
‘ Right hind leg white. Long tell.
Weight about 000. Owner apply
to Town Clorlt of Norwelk.
AUTOIO‘ITVI
MN.“ ‘Il
me no sense WAGON—In
good condition. New rubber.
phone "00. .
"I. NORWAIJI IBANKUN 00
None till it Well a. Roswell
W. h. AUSTIN
do til Norwelil
\ one it"
cnmonnr SALE! a cannon
Weatport
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Renew stations to
Repairing ee ell nieiles or care
storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO dXCltANOI GARAGE
e Iliaeheth at. Tel till
Sm ensues
lilies-mattered is
MARINE 'MOTOltI'i- overhauled.
'Speoiel outboard motors over-
hauled. tic.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
First A New Ste. Phone 8000
WOOITIIR A DAVis
WOOSTSR it. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners or U. 8. Patent
Office.
till stein etluet. Iride‘pol'l
land for Booklet on Patents
UPHOIATERING—and cabinet
work. Picture framing. mirrors
and ”bolderore' supplies. Chair
using. etc. A Berg-trout. New
I. O. O. F" Bldg. So. Norwelh.
Giulia. It)“. Innovation do
HELLO Blur—New bet? No the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed been swell Who did
Lu.
lit-to and Anumrite ll
MOTOR BOAT—Ii it. flat bo'tom
motor boat with I cylinder l‘elm-
or engine.
Also 00 it wood navy hull very
cheep. if taken at once. E. ii.
lioberts. e Hawkins Ave. Tele-
phone lift-2.
Household Goods 6.
\iAflltti‘Ni-nv tine lounge. Cush
tone end Pillows of ell hind»
made. renovated and repelled
Telephone Ill Norweie Maltreat-
Ce to Franklin Street. South
Norweih.
OAK BED—And spring $7.00. onk
drones 08.00. Clorheni. 08 Greg.
ol'v Blvd. East Norwalk. Phone
I OS.
SELLERS KITCHEN CABINBT~
Good as new; white: perfect in
every respect. Must be seen '.o be
appreciated. Cell-ft-e or lnqulrei
Mrs. Schcnlt. Alden Apia. Weh-
eter St“ between I and 'l p. m.
slushy-at Merchandise
FOR SALE—8775 SlHTIJ USED
player piano. with rolls und brnrh
me. Convenient to r m e. '1‘ it E
STUDWBLI. PIANO CO. South
NOI'WAIk. J
I‘OR SALE—USED UI‘RIGHT PI-
ano. 085. TI! Ii STU DW E LL
PIANO CO. 80. Norwnlk.
as NOTE PLAYER PIANO—Mono.
gnny finish good condition. with
bench and rolls. Price $289.00.
Small amount down. easy weekly
payments. li‘ren delivery. For Pl.
Inn Co. South Norwnlk.
RADIOS
We sell the following rndioe. Rn-
diolaa. Super-lleierodync. Alwnlcr-
850.00 for quick sale. '
A Number
tion.
the others which make
single day.
of .l lifetime may pass
day you pass by them.
Retiring tho A-B-C
“This World Is So Full Of 7
And nearly all of them are listed at some
time or other in the systematically arranged
columns of The Sentinel A~B~C Classided Sce-
There is hardly any limit to the variety of
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 there ever-
changing, never-ending opportunities every
If you read the classified ndsnearly every
day. but hot every day—tho BIG opportunity
lay assures you of being present every time
that opportunities are being distributed!
The ASS Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Didereni-In Opportunity
Of Things”
up these columns. if
I
through them the very
Classified Section every
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
II
it ALLVIEW AVE—0 room house
all improvements newly decoia~
liotlm For lll'nl
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Small.
payment down on any or those ru-
dies brittle one to your home. Biii~ .
ancc Fox's way. easy lp pay. i
ALFRED FOX PIANO C0. '
‘ South Norwelil.
Wearing Apparel til
GENTLEMEN'S—Ncw tuxedo cont.
full satin lined. Will sell for
half cost. Aleciladlcs' mole skin
casino in excellent condition. Tel‘.
4517 or call 109 Flax Hill Road,
8 to 8 p. m.
continuation of the policy the Job? The Practical Renovat-
is dependent on the oo- lug list Shop. it it Main It. a
operation given by the public levwelh Coon. up 1 flight stairs
in minimising collection on. | .tiefled eueiemei is our aim
new by prompt payments. II I 1' “no! u
"no! BROS-Stored.- All hindenlo-
. cal and long distance true on
“NOUNLEMENTB‘ Piano not-tins Wei vans fol
i—Deethe
a—t‘erd of Thanks
e—tn lieutenant
S—Merel Dlroom
a—Ilonunlonta tieoietoly Ma
S—Ioetetiee and IMO.
ill-lost and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-
A—Autolnebile Agencies
II—Automobllce For hie
l8—-Auto Trucks For hie
it—Auto Aces-cries
te—Oereeee——Autoe tor lite‘
lb-htetoreyoloe and m
il—Wenlod—Aotomotive
BUSIN SERVICE-
‘is- nose Services adored
le—nulldles and cum
al-Dronrnehtne eed itihheep
lI—aeatlns. Plumbioa. Reeling
fa-iesnreeee end Surety leads
,I—Tl'uching—Mrele
gd—Peinttng. Perrier. Mat
x I”
it—Profe-ionel Corrine
ae—iteeelrlss and item
iii-whiter!” and crosses
ei—Weoteo-nmeee devotee
DEPLOYMENT-
SIvI-vEmPlomdDI Aaoeeieo
lh—Belp Wanted—Female
)kuelp Wanted—Mela.
u—iteip—uele and Female
Sl—Sollcitore. mere-era Allie
do—ottuetione Wanted—Mia
di—lituatione Wanted-hints
ITNANCIAL—
ll—llueineee Opportunities
d Money to [loan—Mm
IN UCTION—
instruction Cleanse
Mutual. Dancing. Dramatic
dt—Wented—lnstrnetlon
DIVE STOCK-
tf—Doae‘ an. Other Pete
lav-Boreas. Cattle. Vehicles
to—Pooitry and supplies
Io—ohntod—ldvo fleet
MERCHANDISE— .
Slumictee For Sale
‘ She—Barter and Eyeball“
“—8qu and AM
rig-mansion Iteteriab
loo-lineme- and Office Ionic
moot '
“—ll‘erin and Dairy Mote
ot-l'oel. Food. Miser '
li—Good raises to let .
lkllouechold Goods
til—Jewelry. Watch“ [Diamonds
di—iteehinea and Tools
ei—Itusicel itorohandlee
dt-e—Redio mm
‘ e Plants flowers
dd—Speciele at the flor-
dI-Wearinn Apparel
de—Weetod—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD-
"—Ronnle With Hoard '
dl-Roome Without Board
dI—Ronme for. Housekeeping
tel-Venues Places
‘lt-Whevo be fit .
fro-ween to non in Town
rs—weatee-Iteeae or hand
BEA]. ESTATE IN!" RENT-
fd-Apartmente and This
IS-Blninou P for Bell
fe—ll‘ermo end lend lbs Boat
_ "—Houese liar lent
fl-mlioee and M Re-
‘lI—anero and Mountain - I.
Bent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
.. h i Reel "
I Bro are n It“
lb Ole
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li-Bneineee Pro
thrones 0nd to
ld-ldolsero For ID
SS—llnte I. .b
so- 2:. one leeetata - hi
. "—0:an M It.
as «To In” mat “to
lhr-Weeidd- te .
moving. a ton iteoli dumps. too
Ooee. Ave. Phone Ill daytime:
000-16 nisllte.
_ mums
MD "MOS-Fm” 82
GIBLOPEBATORS—ou linger
Sowing machines. Neat work. good
pay. Apply Polon- 05 Railroad
Ave.. South Norwelk.
Help deled-«Male ea
AMWG—I went to talk to a
young men. who is really interest-
ed in his future: has a desire to
Meetottherutandeenseeen
opportunity in the accounting pro-
fession. Must have common school
edueetion and willingness to train
under upervislon of certified.
nubile accounteme. State In. edu-
cation. present employment. tele~
phone number. Address Box to pie
Sentinel Office.
COMPmN'r noncomme—
Otnleie at Goldman. so. Main 0;
lemon Sta. do. Norwalk.
EARNINGS —- Front ”0 to "I
_ weekly. Addressing envelopes at
home. re time. Permanent
work. Everything furnished. How-
ell Co.. in W. Lake. Chicago.
LADIES-«We nay 030.00 per 100 to
Gild Greeting Cards. tree per.
ties for adore-ed onvelepe.‘
torhvi a Card. Dept. RA. m
Inst-glen Ave. It. Y.
Laurie—We on no a hundred
gliding eerde. Opportunlw for
beginners. Addressed envelope
brings particulars. Universal
Card. 1” Broadway. New York.
so; went-e -Iale as
isomers WANTED—We need
two beech mootdero on grey
iron work. Must be experienced
at-ereenlental work. Apply Em.
ployment Bureau.
Yale it Towns Mfg. Co.
Stamford. Conn.
mellow. J
node's-e case-tomes so
GOOD BUSINESS -- Investment
Corner store. tars. hen-e. lis-
collent for Apartments or board-
ing house. Gene. tilt-0.
mil-auction
it“ Deer“. Dramatic ee
rulto Mutation.
conservatory course. lites :. De.
lice. Pupil of ltew rerll College of
[lie 0 Putna- Avo. lo. liar-wen.
Near West Ave.
"me
restore-em
P. ”IMHO.
- LIVE POUR!” MARKET
Poultry killed and dressed while
you wait. l'owis tee in. Broilers toe
lb. meaning chickens m lb. Place
your order for Thanksgiving Turkey
new. Phone use. Free delivery.
W wants-nucleoli se
renown-nemesis.
ed. 'lIooutsperpsir. Charles H.
narrieliedgowood
Farm. Phone
"'04.
' “tunnels .ei
I WINDOW m file.
M ”N.
“gamut—Double barrel. brooch
ROOMS AND BOARD
Roomy- thh llnnrd
ROOM AND BOARD -— In private
family. 0 Putnam evcnuo near
West avenue. South Norwnlk.
Telephone it‘ll-W. Gentlemen
only.
(lemme Without “self"
COMFORTABLY F U R N I S It E D
ROOM~Priveto femily. Control.
Suitable for one or two gentle-
men. Phone .1236.
FURNISHED BOOM—in private
family. heated. excellent loco-
tion off West Ave. ll minutes walk
to South Norwallt center. Phone
2025.
ROWAYTON—Nlce ream conveni-
fl?
M
out to station end trolley. $5.00
per weclt. Ladies only. Tel.
11784.
[ultimo For trmm‘kl-rp‘nn llii
FURNISHED ROOMS—Two bonu-
tlfully furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Must be seen to be
appreciated. All improvcminis.
Trolley goes by door. Rates rea-
sonable. Garage. Telephone 8700-
1.. 112 Gregory Blvd.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartmfllte and Flats to
APARTMENT-‘4 rooms. all im-
provements. in desirable location.
Rent 800.00. Inquire. of Chas. E.
Hoyt. South Norwslk Trust Co.
31 COVE AVE—5 room apartment.
at Cove Ave. East Norwnllt. some
imp. Rent 330.00. The Tammany
agency Real Estate and Insurance
ind. Phone 897-3 or apply lit 15
Monroe St.
ROOM llOUSEv-Buth. all im-
provements Center of town. a-t
ncrcs lend. Garage end lco build-
ing. B.Quackenbueh. Telephone
Dericn 3H. -
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SJ
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE —- Ewry
modern convenience. colt iloore
throughout. hot weter heating
system. tilo bath. Convenient to
railroad station. our center. 80.
Norwntlt. HOME REALTY COM-
PANY.
l‘
ileum For s‘ale
l-‘lln SALE—0m- eiil room house.
lot so a the No 0'! iieiden Ave
Price in him liniwri Joni-loft Tel‘
1809 or William F‘. Hoyt A Son
Tel. (as.
v...—
cLassir- DISPLAY
12 Room House & Five
Garages
Price $8,000
Mrs. Edmund Kirby
REAL ESTATE
wrsrrorr evnm
'rei. rose Monies-
SOMERS & SOMERS
THE PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NEW iii)l'SE-Fnlrneid park. BM!
result-mini section Call 41 Ohio
avenue. Tel. Hist-W.
\NO'l‘lIElt liAllGAlN-Jl‘wo family
‘ . improvements. 8 years old.
centrally located in Norwelk:
Seton-41.000 cash will take it.
Don't fall to see us about this one.
THE FUDGE ill-:ALTY CO.
100 Washington St.
v Tel. 500.
l‘WO FAMILY HOUSE—4n center
of South Norwnlk. All improve-
ments. Price 310.500. The Tam-
many Agency. Real Estate and In-
surance, 128 Washington Street.
Phone 38“.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
SOMERS & some
-THE PAINT PEOPLE .
WINDOW SHADES
Now Sold On .
WEEKLY PAYMENTS
NOBWALK SO. NOR‘VAIAK
dd Wall St. 040 Railroad Ave.
123 Washington St. Phone 0844.
5 ROOM FLAT—Third floor. No. 8
Railroad Ave. Rent 820. For per-
ticuiere C. Swerts Old Well Cigar
00.. Washington St.
10 LOW ST.-—Six rooms with both.
all improvements end gerage. two
minutes' walk from station. in-
qullrc 10 Lowe Street. South Nor-
wa it.
4 my: and kitchenette. inquire
down ire or phone 2102-28.
10 SOUTH MAIN ST.—Poeossion lat
of month. Rent 000.00. '
will. F. I-loyt & Son,
00 South Main St.
NO. TAYLOR AVE—J rooms and
gerege. all improvements. In-
quire on premises. '
NEW HOUSE—3 rooms. first floor.
all improvements. s Sound View
Ave.. at corner of Flex Hill Rd.
Inquire within or Tel. data-M.
I 800]! FLAT—Second floor all
improvements. good location. be-
tween Feirliald and West Ave.
Garage if desired. Inquire 8'! Ce-
dar St.
0 ROOMS—Steam hosted apart.
meat. Janitor service. Cor.
North Main and Webster Ste. In-
quire C. J. Mints.
4 wmsr WASHINGTON s'r. .—
Apartment with all improvements.
Telephone 8413.
floneee Fer Rent 11
A BEAUTIFUL—Five room bung...
low on Morton St. at! Taylor Ave.
Beth. all improvements. else gar-
ace. Rent m. Inquire John .1.
Voile. Phone "5.
FOR RENT—From December ill.
0 room house. steam heat. ell im-
prevenleuta. Garage. Excellent
condition. Phone em. Walter
R. Ceilings. Realtor. "
“HG!!!" CLASS—Moorish
style.
WE DELIVER
82 VAN ZAN’I‘ ST.-—-Second floor.
—Advertiso in the Sentinel for
NORWALK SO. NORWALK
00 Wall St. S-ili Railroad Ave.
. WE DELIVER
4
Tel. Stamford 4108-!
S. SO'ITAII
Public Auctioneers A Apprelsero
Buyers of All Kinds of
hints. Hardware. Furniture. etc.
AM Main St. Stamford
Fish Spurn Belt of
Briand When in Office
.P‘leh are as hard to catch as
needed votes in the Chamber of De-
puties. even for such an expert on-
gler after both so Foreign Minister
Aristide Briends. At his country
place be was complaining bitterly of
his bad luck—only three gudgeens
as his total haul after a whole Sun-
day of patient costing.
"Three years ago." sighed the ma-
nifold Premier end ex-Premior." the
fish of the Euro were falling for my
tiles and worms with beautiful re-
gularity. But then. at that time. I
was only a private member of Per-
linlnant. And new. that I have be-
come a. minister again—well. ell the
fish seem to have Joined the oppov
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
See or Cell
Walter R. Collings
REALTOR
23 NO. 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
garage. 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.
NOTICE
To Real Estate Owners of
Nurwnlk:
There are. no doubt. many
people in this Town who have
for sale vacant lots and dwel-
tings. As we have many proa-
pects for both: it is our elm
to have the listings of these
places to sell. ily listing your
property with this ngn-ncy you
will benefit by s. service which
one taken us thirty-nine years
to perfect.
Phone 1230
The TEE» and
Golden Co.
So. Noriillilt Trust Co. Bldg.
So. Norwellt. Conn.
These are. the correct answers to
the Bible questions which appear on
the comic page: ,
1——i\iosos breaking the tablets of
the Ten Commandments.
2—"I'eu. though I walk through
the valley of the shadow of death.
I will {car no evil: for thou art. with
me; thy rod and thy stuff they com-
Iort me."
S—Bnbcl received its name be-
cause it was there thli‘. the Lord
confounded the language of all the
earth.
4—Jethro'l.
b—Jonsn.
G—Elis‘hn.
7-Twonty-iive years of ego.
8~—()ld Testament.
O—No. '
10—Solomon.
The coal shortage has caused the
~ require Walker Studio.
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new 5 room furnished home. Ba! ‘
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FOR SALE
*-
Two nlco building lots in high
class residential section. each to
it. front. 01.!” each.
Several others from ".000 up.
One with accer garage. ”.000.
Modern seven room house with
sun parlor. or. place and hot
water heat. Convenient location.
Price 010.000.
CANTY & CO.
leeltore-Jnrerenee
lilo Islam. flonoddl‘
cusslriiin DISPLAY
Fireproof your ‘
business ' ‘
"More methods e: hit;-
lng construction end tested
fire prevention equipment con
tribute much to rein Slit-I,
But are insurance pierce the
one euro protection not"...
you end financial loss as a re-
sult of tire.
Be sure your insurance b
adequate and correctly op.
plied. We will gladly inspect
your fire risks.
.l. M. Layton. Co.. Inc.
80 Washington Street
Insurance and ltvei Itetete
TELEPHONE as '
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4'-
WEAI'. NEW YORK—402
P. .\i.
zoo—Dinner music.
:tio—-.lnnssen’s Orchestra.
:30—Jnmes thlan. entertainer.
:io—Schullert Instrumental 'il'lo.
zoo—Musical comedy hlia.‘
:uo—Bnlkite Hour.
:oo—erAP‘ ltevue.
:U'i—Vinccnt Lopez's Orchestra.
will, NEW YORK—400
. M.
:«iu—Weeiher reports.
:30—-Hnrverd-Yale football game.
:30—-l‘nul Spccht's Orchestra.
:ao-Markct reports.
:lO—Conccrt orchestra.
zit—Don Voorhees‘ Orchestra.
:lo—Bostcn Symphony Orchestra.
.so—Jnck Dcnnys Orchestra.
waits, NEW YORK—310
M.
:Oo—Unclo Cleebec.
:ao—Rny Nerer's Orchestra .
:oo—lrcno Kerr. violinist.
:lb—News: football scores.
:20—"'I‘he Melody Molds."
Izod-George Hall's Arcadians.
tub—Clifford C h e a a l e y. "Num-
bers." .
moo—Mellow Mixed Quartet.
Dido—Dorothy Divert. Blues Girl.
ens—wane String Ensemble.
10:00—Alfred Dulin, pianist.
lO:15—~“Wlntcr Constellations."
misc—Deuce Orchestra.
WMSG, NEW YORK—~30:
P. hi.
moo—Bobby Schaffcr end Radio
Girl.
duo—Dorothy Bentley. contrnlto.
cits—Sport resume.
7:00—Wyllic Whyte. jszs pianist.
7:15—0rmond Orchestra.
8:00—l'rancee Jnnnuul, pianist.
sub—Horse show news.
8:30—Louisc De Lure Alexandre.
songs.
his—Orpheus Mixed Quartet.
moo—Devan Morel. soprano.
{tub-Misses Deighton and Paler-
mo. duets.
Brio—Dr. Aaron Hocny. readings.
sue—P r i n c e Plt\. Madeline
Hardy.
10:00—Tracey and Daugherty.
lO:25—-I"renk Melloy. readings.
it‘llo—Plnno voice and banjo.
WPCII. NEW YORK—218
P. M.
6:00—Movie chat. Regine Crows.
0:10-Ethol Zimmermen. songs.
two—Knickerbocker Eskimos.
1:00—-Maiosttc String Ensemble.
7:15—F‘inancial talk. William Mc-
Mahon. -
7:80—~Muiestic String Ensemble.
3:0&—Adolphe de Castro. “Remb-
lers."
8:15—Modellne Hardy. pianist.
azfo—Blue Gran Four.
9:00~—Paullne Watson. violinist.
9:30—Southern Harmony team.
tome—Looms and Lytton. readings.
loud—Fred Ehrenberg. musical sew
10:80—Frenr end Smith. duets.
limo—Paddock orchestra.
“moo—Caravan orchestra.
WENT. NEW YORK—81‘
P. M.
'i:00-—Sports. financial. weather.
7:20—Songs.
7:80—Somnn's Concert Orcheetn
8:00—Anne Russo. songs.
8:!0—Artists’ debut hour.
iltb—Cotirlie- Vere.
Sim—Miriam Davis. songs.
rec—Stock and Friedman. songs.
9 : i 5—Tolmen and Weekendorf.
milk—Bert Andrews.
OztB—Totmen and Weekendorr.
”zoo—Henson and Howard. har-
monlsts.
lone—Dorris l‘euber. pianist.
10:30—1. Plantadoei'e Popular Party
13:00.0. x. Hound hour.
’ "WMCA. NEW YORK—841
duo—Music.
two—Conway's Breadwsy chat.
fsz-v’ro he announced.
loud—Art Glllham. pianist.
10:i0-—Neet Orchestra.
limo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
”zoo—Entertainers.
P MWNYO, NEW YORK—SIS
duo—Herman Noumea. pianist.
two—"Boys Who Win." William
Alexander. J
two—Herman Neumsn pianist.
lilo—"Reception and Bradford
Street Hospitals." Dr Janet:
L. Rancher.
hill—Police alarms.
nit—Mes Wechelor. violinist.
moo—Football m
hot—Police Department lend.
Nib—“The Lynx" Mariel Chase.
hid—Emily Avery Musicale. with
male quartet.
IgiSO—POIIOO slams: nether.
1 iii—The Roth 'i'rlo.
I won. merit—see
P. ‘
ozll—Jeoooee Jaeobe'e Ensemble.
mil—Bill Wethey. “M”
7:00—Jecobe'e Ensemble.
hid—Vanderbilt Orebatrl.
lioo—Jeeh Windrow. eke.
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Mob—Press bulletins.
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New Books At
Public Library
Adult hooks added to the South
Norn'iilK public library lollow:
hon Fiction
Bloom Eric. Htt'pt‘llliul'cn 01' music.
Grshum Stephen. GCIIIIL‘ art or
traiuping.
lusts. linlph. England.
LudOVlci. A. hi. Artist's
London and Ports.
’J'muhnson. H. M. Sen and the
glc.
life in
Jilli-
Fiction
Arnin M. A. Introduction to Sally.
Berry. Churn-s. lictt-cliic‘s hoilo
day.
Diggers. E. D. Chinese parrot.
Cluiiiciiis. Colin. ’ihi-y do not.
Clouston. J. S. Lunatic in chaise.
Coolidge, Dane. Not-nfruid.
Furrcrc. Claude. Ifsclt-ss IlillldF.
Klii)0lll‘nt_‘. Fannie. Horton twins.
Lutz. Grace L. Coming ihiough
the Rye.
McCutchcon, 0. I3. Kindling and
ashes.
Marshall. Bruce. Stopping \‘cnus.
Musiciiiiuii. W. 5. “Hull: lixllvr.
Miilt‘orti. L‘. If. Bur L'ti l‘lti".‘i again.
Nicholson. Iii. Ami IllL‘)' liicd imp-
plly ever after.
Ostcnso. Ill. Dark dawn.
Porter. Eleanor. Little
and other storlvs.
Itath 1:). J. Too many crooks.
liogn-rs, \i'lll. lii‘li‘l'h‘ or it self-
made diplomat to his lll"'>'I'i' i.:.
Sincluir. liltiy. l-‘iii' ciid.
'l‘urnbull. Morgan t. Loft lady.
Walpole. Hugh. Ilal'iiit-r John.
pardner
Marshal Petain to
Print Book “The Soldier”
Marshal Petain is spending some
of his time in the pursuit of litera-
ture. "Le Soldait” (the Soldier) 8.
subject with which the Marshal is
quite conversant. will be the title of
the book he is now putting the fin.
iahlng touch to.
Paul Bourget. the" well kncwn
French writer. has nail thi- first
part oi the work. and pronounces 't
a masterpiece.
Both Mainlials Joifro and Foch
are members of the French Academy
a distinction which has not yet been
bestowed on Marshal Pcttiin. His
friends hepe that "Le midst" trill
open the gates of the lmmortms to
the hero of Verdun.
40 Your People Find
Jobs Scarce in France
PARIS. (APl—Pnrislennes who
have passed—or rather who are wil-
ling to admit to have passed—tho
to your mark ere organizing them-
selves into a league to defend their
Interests. The main object of it's
league is to find employment for
its members. who from the more
feet of their age often meet difficul-
ty in getting positions in office or
workshops. Charities, both public
and private. decline to assist them
on the ground that they are not old
enough to ccanc work. Their situa-
tion often is pitiablc.
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