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I—i‘ard of Thanks
d—ln Memorifim
I— Frinerai Directors .
e—Itonunieote. Cemetery In
O—aoctettes and hedges
lhinst and Found
AUTOMOTIVE-
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li-a—lisrtei and Bsebsaae
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Bx—Ruitdisa lateriab
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“drum and Dairy Much
se-ruet. Feed. Fertiliser
"—Good Thin“ to In!
. ”—Househotd Goods
eo—Jewetry. Watches. Diamonds
di—Iischinery and Tools
fl—Iiusicai Heron-adieu
dl-a-itsdio Equipment
es-Seeda Plants. Flowers
tic-Specials at the I".
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,..dI~—Wanted—-'l'o it"
litmus AND Bustin—
ili—Roome With iteerd
I—Rooms Without "at.
“citations for Boolean“
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é” *“its’st. ESTATE nv- itiiNT—
«fl—thre to Iloo in town
ie-Aoartntenis and this ~
,', fl-Husine- Places for Rel!
_ Id—Farrns and land For m
"oi-looses For Rent
fl—tmiced and Dose Boo-
,tHnore and biennial. - lo.
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”Al. ESTATE FOR SALE—
R~ilrohere ta lteai flit-
,"th For his
“to-shore sod looststn - lei
-1'o Mane that his
Q—Iantol-ttul flute
alumina-tuition—
inflict niaabs
tilts and Artsy-Nines Ill
CARD Ol‘ THANKS.
We whh to thank our neighbors
and many friends. The Court lila-
hacltemo. N0. 88. Forestry of
America, Straw Dept. 01 C. it. K.
Hat Co. tor their itind expressions
of sympathy and tiorai tributes foi-
towing the death of our beloved
father.
signed
WM. MONAGHAN.
JAMES G. MONAOHAN.
Him MARY. it. WALKER.
Itraied lass. Footie t0
rounm—a It‘foot rowboat. The
owner may have it by ldentitfying
it and paying for this ad. Phone
8138.
uo'ron near-14 a. nut ho'tom
motor boat with 1 cylinder t’ulm ‘
er engine. $50.00 tor quick sate.
Also do it wood navy hull very‘
cheep. it taken at once. E. H
Roberts. a Hawkins Ave. Tuto-
phono int-i. [
momma '
Farm and Dairy Products so
HAND PIIIKEI) BALDWIN
APPLES, DELIVERED ANi'-‘
WHERE IN CITY. “1.00 PEI!
SMALL BARREL. “.00 l‘l-litl
LARGE BARREL. C. d: K. FAitM.1
TELEPHONE INS-i.
THE (‘IIUF‘UT i“ KNAI‘I‘ (‘0.
liy J. G. Grllnnun‘
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FOUND—Red Rowboat it feet long.
i Fenwlck hrset. East Norwalk.
HORSE—Found near it“... farm.
One sorreli horse. Newly snod.
Righ‘. hind leg white. Long tttli.
Weight about "0. Owner apply
to Town Clerk of Norwaik.
LADIES HAND BAG—Containing
sum of money. here and other
articles. also bill with name und
address. Reward.
LOST—Book No. ssss. It‘lndor please
return to The City National Bank.
South Norwalh. Conn. .
LOB'l‘ DOG—Female English Setter.
1 months old. Color mixed
reddish brown and white. Stray-
ed Sunday afternoon. November
21st from realdctica of h. H. Hall.
New Canaan. Had cotton cord
leash attached to collar. Liberal
reward. L. H. Hall. telephone
New Canaan Ito.
AU'I'OIO‘I'M
Automobiles In his
1925 CHRYSLER COACH—P rtect
Condition. Wondertul bares n for
cash. Tel. 203. days: 3028. evc-
nlngs.
i'iiis NUitWAI.H FRANKLIN CO
Phone it” is Well It. Norwstli
w. it. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone ma
CHEVROLET. BA LES ‘ SERVICE
Wastport.
"o
Rep-We "lawless
Repairing on all makes of cars
Storage by the day. wceh ot‘inonth
your car washed while you wait.
Ail'l'o EXCHANGE GARAGE
s Elisabeth It. 'i'et eis‘l
scooters ssavros
sums-mom ta
MARINE llOTORIi— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 810.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
l‘iret & New Bis. Phone eoso
W003"!!! A DAVIE
A. at. WOOITER
ATTORNEY! AT LAW
Formerly Examiners of U. a Patent
Office.
1115 Main street. Bridgeport
Send "tor Booklet on Patents
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UPHOLBTERING—and c a b i n e t
work. Picture training. mirrors
and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A Borg-trout. New
I. O. O. E. Bldg. Bo. Norwalk.
(musing. metal: Renovating in
W’s... am No the
old one cleaned blodll'd and
trimmed boobs dwelt Who did
the Job? The Practiai Renovat-
ing Ital Shop. it It iisin St. a
Nomilt Conn. up i tttgnt stairs
a ntisfied customer is our aim
Hod“. Milt. W to
NAG! BROS—Items. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting special vans for
moving. I ton lack dumps. itto
Coon. Are. Phone lie daytime:
semi sights.
surname:
Help Nested-Female si
EXPERIENCED 8 A L_ E 8 1. AD?—
wanted. Apply at once. M. Landau.
13'! fl Washington St. South Nor-
walk.
GIRL OPERATORS—on Singer
lowing machines. Neat work. good
pay. Apply Poislty. db Railroad
Ave» South Noryelk.
emu—cm 10. who wish perms~
neat-work on one or two needle
machines. Apply Cluett. Peabody
& Company. Inc.
M. W. DAVIS ”
llmtrt-lmiii (totals bit
M A 'l'l'll HRS I'Jti
lies hprtngs. Curb
tops and Piliown of all kind.
made. renovated and repaired
telephone ill? Norwsla Mann-re
Do to Franklin street. South}
Norwaiil E
RICHMOND It A N U l’l—-exccllcnl
condition. 820.00. York gas ruiittc. [
".00. Window shade used it w ,
weeks. Reasonable. 7 cod 8t. 80. ‘
Norwalk. Tel. 369:.
8 PIECE LIVING ROOM SET
Ivory dresser. ice box. rose rtlg.‘
s Cedar lit. Phone ”5. I
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blanket Mewhundlse n2
FOR SALE-8718 SLIGHTLY USi-ID
player piano. with rolls and tn-mh
"75. Convenient to r m s. 'I‘ ll [.3
STUDWELL PIANO CO. South
Norwallt.
FOR BALE—USED UI’RIGIIT I‘l-
one. “5. 'l‘ H la) S TU I) W E I. I.
PIANO CO. 80. Norwnik.
88 NOTE PLAYER PIANO—Mutto-
gsny finish good condition. With
bench and rolls. Price 8289.0".
Small amount down. easy Weekly
payments. Free delivery. lt‘ox I‘l-
ano On. South Norwatk.
RADIOS
We sell the iollmv'ng radios. Rn—
dlolae. Bupcr-I—lelcrodine. Atwnter.
Kent. Bosch and Freshman. Sum”:
payment down on any of these re-
IIIOKANDIII f
tion.
the offers which make
Iicd columns—today or
single day.
lily you pass by them.
“This Worid- Is So Full or
A Number Of Things”
And nearly all of them are listed at some
time or other in the systematically arranged
columns‘ of The Sentinel A-B-U Classified Sec.
There is hardly any limit to the variety of
it‘s something yeti want —- if it's something
people buy and sell—you'll find it iii the classi-
'I‘ltnl's why you should watch these otter.
thattging. never-ending opportunities every
If you read the classified ads nearly every
day, but not every day—the BIG opportunity
of .i lifetime may pass through them the very
Ileuring the A-Ii-C Classified Section every
l-ty iiiSlll‘mi you of being patient: every time
that opportunities are being distributed!
The A-B-O classified Ads
Always the lame—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
up these columns. II I
some other day.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
AUCTIONS—“GAL!
[lulu-s Per "0m ‘11
FOR lIi‘INT—Ii‘roui
Dtccmher tat._
ll room house. stt‘um hrnl. ail liti-
pruvemcnls. Garage. Escrllunt
condition. l'llOllt'. 3915. WilllOr
it. (mimics. ilcnltor.
SIX Iiutmt‘it(titan—anh all im-
IIGIII‘IS’I‘ (‘I.ASS—-Moorlah style.
new 5 room furnished home. Half
rental value. ii 'liit'll garage. trees.
Muriin Hench-ii minutes by trot.
Icy. 5-0 It. l‘liOiit‘ {Hits-\V.
convenient to center
Very low uni
pros outputs.
of South Noruulli.
33°23; gyyfzggugohggy- "t”- I§.::.‘.’.‘.‘;‘."E.Tit'llfi..T:'I-t’.‘§§f3 ‘Iiiglz‘i?
ALFRngli‘EONirzmzo CO' hit-yet“ (Alter 6:33:11; rec or
300m AND BOARD REAL ESTATD FOR SALE
Ittttmis Without them *2: "m.” h" m“ as
”:nfiiflfmgnw'jf’oglgmm“13:: noun ONE-FAMILY HousEs—au
tion of! West Ave. 6 minutes walk gag“l§2:;8‘;lk‘°';g:ilg RE???
to South Not-walk center. Phone
2026.
ROWAY’I‘ON—Nlce room conveni-
cnt to station rind trolley. $5.00
per week. Ladies only. Tel.
1178-4.
Koont- rm [Ilium-ist-i-ii'tig till
FURNISHED ROOMS-two beau-
tifully furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Must be seen to be
appreciated. All improvem-nts.
Trolley goes by door. Rates rea-
sonable. Garage. Telephone 3709-
.i.. It! Gregory Blvd.
FOR RENT—2 or 3 furnished
rooms with kitchenette for light
housekeeping. 6 I—Ixtwkins Ave.
Phone 1931-2.
“AL ESTATE FOR RENT
l-‘tm HALE—(NW slit room hem--
COMPANY.
lot till it tho No 51 lleiden Au
Price 85 film itnlwri Join-loft Tel
liltis or William F Hoyt & Son
Tel. 435.
\Nti'i‘lli‘lll
T\VO FA MILY
il.‘llOAlN~Two~Inmlly'
house. improvements. I years old.
centrally located in Norwalk:
“JON-iiitoo cash will take it.
iton't fall to see us about this one.
Till: I’l'itCil-l REALTY CO.
156 Washington St.
Tel. 559.
Hill'sE-Jn center
of South Norwaik. All liuprovln
menis. Price $10,509. The Tnm~
mnny Agency. Real Estate. and in-
surance. its Washington Street.
Phone 3344.
Apartments and Han. ti
APARTMENT—d rooms. all im-
provements. in desirable location.
Rent 860.00. Inquire. of Chas. E.
Hoyt. South Norwatk Trust Co.
2 APARTMENTS—22 Ii‘airtield ve..
first floor. i rooms. second floor
it rooms. All improvements. New-
ly‘dooorated. inquire l’gllace Con-
fectionery. 11 North ain st..
loath Norwatk.
ll COVE AVE—5 rooms and bath.
electricity. gas. itcnt $30.00 a
month. Inquire 35 Core Ave.
31 COVE AVE—b room apartment.
at Cove Ave. East Norwulk. some
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
. 50 Wall St.
imp. Rent $30.00. The Tammany
SOMERS & SOMERS
U‘Ill Notion I
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwailr. -. Probate
(‘ulit‘L November 1, A. D.. 1026.
talcum in Connecticut of Sue Ann
Hurry also known as Susan A. tier-i
ry. tutu of Yonkers in the County
of Wt'utchcster and State of New
York. deceased.
The Cour‘. of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hem-l fcr the creditors of said Es-
Itllti to exhibit their claims for set~
lit-itit‘ttt. Those who neglect to pres-
ent their accounts. properly attest-
t'd, within said time. will be debar-
reri a recovery. All perrona inrlebi~
"(l to said Estate are requested to
make immcdlata payment to
LIABLE R. REE'I‘LEY.
Administratris.
CLASSIFIED 018?“?
FOR SALE
ildlic Ave.. East Norwalk, 2%
story 6 room trains house, but
‘ill' heat, electric light. newly
[tapered and due orated.
hrougliout, modern plumbing.
new ten year guaranteed root.
tot 55:150. 2 car garage. Only
one block from East Avenue l
’roilcy line. Sale price $6,700. '
Cash payment $1,500. Very
good locality. Owner wishes .
to leave town. ‘
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CALL 1230
The Taylor & Golden 1
Company
So. trot-wits me do. magi I
i
THE PAINT PEOPLE '
8o. Iterwslir. Donn.
WINDOW SHADES
PAINTS
ROOF COATINGS
NORWALK
SO. NOR\VAIII(
8-10 Railroad Arc.
WE DELIVER
agency Real Estate and insurance
123 Washington St. Phone 3844.
FOR RENT—second floor 4 large.
rooms. all improvements. except
heat. garage it desired. Also a fur-
nished rooms for housekeeping.
Trolley parses the house. Adults.
18! Main St. Norwalk‘
FOR RENT—9i room apartment
all improvements. gas. electric.
hot and cold water. both. large
pantry. till hard wood floors. Hot
water heat supplied. 10 Hillside
8b. 80. Norwaik. Inquire M. I).
Tomey. Phone 2567.
10.0PERA1'0R8—Inimedlately with
experience on making coats. Ap-
ply is. N.,ledhol a Co. is
Kerwin street. Norwalk.
Iii-b matter-state so
minuscule museum-mt.
ed. One tasntliar with all branches
. or poeodamaosls
AMERICAN EAT CO.
samba- wasted—reissue so.
WANTED—wart by the day waeh~
tag. tracing and cleaning.
write Box so domupmeo.
memos
I‘ll. tiaaiiag. W at
PIANO. mm on.
canon-raters course. a...»
has. Pupil selector! curse oi
Ida d Putnam Ave. Io. lensin-
Near fictive. ~
“Wiesel-salsa so
P. IOIANO.
"VI P031331 HARRIS
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LARGE ROOMS—Furnished for
housekeeping or a unfurnished
rooms. Priirate house on trolley
line. All improvements. Heat and
light furnished. Rowayton. Phone
851". _
RUD- H.A'l'-—'l'hird floor No. I
ite'moad Ave. Rent 825. For par-
ticulars C. Bwsrts Old Well Cigar
Con Washington St.
I: VAN ZAN‘I' Fifi—Second floor.
4 rooms and kitchenette. Inquire
downstairs or phone 2162-:3.
N0. TAYLOR AVE.-1 rooms and
garage. all improvements. In-
quire on premises.
NEW HOUSE—5 rooms. tirst~fioor.
all irnpmements. I Sound View
Aye...at corner of Flax Hill Rd.
Inquire within or 1'". sass-u.
s ROOMS—Item heated apart-
ment. Janitor service. Cor.
North Main and Webster Sis. 1n-
outre C. J. Mints. ‘ ‘
I ROOMS—Electric lights. enamel
sink. washtub. gas and toilet.
{tent in. Inquire 56 Taylor
ye. '
"can i-‘or lint. It
A auburn—rive room bann-
iow on Horton IL. cl Taylor Ava
I l a”. _. . , .. .
Greece is considering measures to
stop the great new of people from
the country to the cities of that
country.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Fill SALE
——-—
Apartment house, fire apartments
with all
Hiram lu-ut.
Price 816.500.
mod rtl littprmrntt-nta.
incrme 33.400 an-
nual.
New six room ‘touse. \illh nnrnize
Itltli'llt'tl. h‘teum heating plant.
Good location. l'rico $8.000.
For these or any others consult
CANTY & CO.
Realtors insurance
I it so lion on Phone is:
See or Call
Walter R Ceilings
REALTOR
23 N0. MAIN STREET
Phone 8915
EXCELIENT
OPPORTUNITY
11 room house in fine con-
dition, all improvements. 2'
0
us
furnaces, baths, extra
toilet on 3rd floor, 2 car
garage. Can be used as a
three family house. Locat-
d in South Norwalk with-
in two blocks of West Ave.
Price $10,000 Cash $3,000'
For innumerable
)thcr listings call this
office any day.
W
Fireproof your
business
Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
are p.svention eittttpiueni con
tribute much to your aniriy
But fire insurance places the
one sure ptilrctlon oriuein
you and financial loss as a re.
sult of tire.
Be sure your insurance is
’adrqua'te and correctly sp-
We will gladly inspect
10in tire rtaiis.
ll
J. M. Layton 00.. Inc.
36 Washington Street
Insurance and Real Estate
TELEPHONE as l
Tel. Stamford 4742-:
S. BOTFAN
Public Auctioneers & Appraisers
‘ Buyers or All Kinds of
Paints. Hardware. Furnl.urc. etc.
584 Main St. Stamford
changed from telegraphic to tote-
phony is to be installed at Christ-
church. N. z.
A wireless outfit that may bel
~Advertise in The Sentinel.
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“EM“. NEW YORK—402
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IIRI [Ni EPOIIT—‘JIL’i
thou—Dinner music.
.00 -—s..ptue .‘it'ilz. coutruito.
:lo—L'ulutubiu French lecture .
zuo—Ut-utit fdontunta in History.
:ttu-Ctmccrt orchestra.
Hill—Mule uunrtt-t.
:00—~i-:nstmule; licilo linker and
Vernon Dallili‘t.
i0;00——.\uction bridge game.
“mitt—lion llcrnlc'ii itrcltesti‘n.
ll:30—iittitce orchestra.
\i'JZ, NEW YORK—456
l‘. M.
too—“liege," by l"i‘tlili( Dale of
the N. i'. Herald Tribune.
hill—Concert orchestra.
7:50—Willltim lluiiyn. songs.
8:00—(lrchcslrti and animals.
moo—(ltciicstm selections.
i0:00——'tr.lvt loguo "l n
dam."
10:30—llua.cul program.
I0145—(}(‘0rge Uliit'il'd Orchestra.
IQ‘I‘I
C7:
Amster-
\\'(li‘.H, NEW \‘Uilll—‘Jltl
l’. M.
omit—illicit: Gecbeo.
fizalt—ilelin llrooks. songs.
G‘HO—TI‘III.
Gzia—iltllc iii‘ooks.
6:50—"'l‘lit- 'l‘ourlst.‘ C. M. Gar-
land.
7:00—liellu Iirooks.
7:05—'I‘h0titaii l‘z;.eli. "Fiction."
Inc—News items.
7:20—Conct-rt orchestra.
Ezto-ol’crcy Mat-kayo, readings.
8:30—lirooitlyn String Quartet.
9:00—-i)ebate. "ls Lynching Ever
DufcnttlblL-Z’" Gunrgo Chum-
iee, John P. Fort.
9:20—l.us Gonzo l e 5.
string ensemble.
9:30—(‘ntttigc hymn singing.
i0.tltl-—-Suprunu and iAnSt‘lillIli'.
lulu—Jose Martin. tenor.
lil13ll—-l.)all(‘0 orchestra.
“'MI‘A, N i-iW YORK—4% it.
P. M.
OHIO—Children's stories.
dziltt—S. Corsovcr. barytone.
6:45rBerlntit Purk. talk.
'i;00~Arthur Lance's. Orchestra.
I;30-——Couway'e Broadway Chat.
his—Talk.
eroo—llntertatncre.
9;00——’l‘nlk. .
his—Sphinx Club banquet.
10:15—Wltozit Contest.
iOLSB—Phil and Anne BtaL songs.
troll—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
ii:20—-—.i0c Davis. songs.
12.00 midnighthntcrtalnen.
\\'R\\', NEW YORK—I'M.
P. M.
Izoo—Jl-orts. financial dist-st.
filo—Weather rcport.
his—Tracy and Doughcrty. songs.
izbo—Devah Mart. soprano.
7:43--'i‘n i:. H Winfield sccor.
8:00—1‘hankrgiving devotion ti pro.
git-m
8130—“ it. )tt‘httr WliiiumJ.
onto—rim ilunic's Orchestra.
9:45—Samoiloff Ensemble.
unto—"How to Get DX." It. Hertz-
berg.
MAS—fut. utoi Ensemble.
llzlt'i— cntta party.
WN '0, NEW YORK—526.
P. M.
620tl~l~ierman Neuman. pianist.
Gzlo—Market high spots.
6:20—Heien Baker. soprano.
6:30—Eiemcntary Italian lessons.
soprano:
7:00—Advanccd itallan lessons.
EEO—Police alarms.
7:35—John Williams. tenor.
limo—Talk. Dr. William Allen.
sub—Laura Rm. contraito.
8:30—Hnrrlette Weems. reading;
suit—Laura Ross. contralto.
moo-"A Chat About China."
his-Holland society dinner.
10:80——Poice alarms: weather.
WEN. NEW YORK—273
P. M.
two—Clarence Williams Artists.
7:85-Mnithcw Hoskins. tenor.
7:50—Bert Herman, accordion.
limit—Talk. Garrow Geer.
amt—Milton Yokemnn. tenor.
Est—Raymond Orchestra.
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moo—Levine Entertainers.
6 . i it—specht's Orchestra.
TIE—Talk. .Iulla Hoyt.
Tito—Norman Plotkln. pianist.
Izib—Burt Andrewa
8:00—iadies' vocal trio.
8:15—Talk.
szso—c. Simmons. and artists.
moo—Ladits' vocal trio.
min—Darwin Kingsley. tenor.
Still—Goon.- Brown. pianist.
lozon—Enteriainen.
Main—Dance orchestra.
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:OU—I'rini‘o l‘lottl. enlttrtuint r.
:ifi—Iicile Osborne, conlrniio.
i :30-—I-Istcile llllltlli. \iollitist.
I‘ll—*l’t'lliit‘ and Nelson. Millilfi.
l tt'to—llurpmnn's orclustrn.
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9:30—- Violinist.
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10:40 - (irgun rt-t'itul.
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(lo-Plays.
lil—Iierl Samuel's ’l‘rlo.
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ill—Clifford Uduls. rt-i-iittiionc.
{ill—Belly lit'liiitt. pianist.
Oil—"Shanghai Gesture."
:lb—J. itose. soprano.
9:3ll—llagntur Boys.
btfittwilcrt Werner. songs.
ltlzttti-()rt:iit-stru scievtiow. .
linlb-Mili'ly Circuit. ltlml‘.
liken-Orchestra St'll'l'llmm.
\i'Oil—AIlii'Allix—lttrt.
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fizlS~Bill Wuthey. "Sports."
6:3tt——Quarlct.
Into—Elinor Ut-osso's orchestra.
loll—"liming.” Arthur Mctlonrn.
lilo—Adelaide French. Grace Hop
per. ducts.
MID—Organ recital.
into—Orchestra selections.
minis—i". b‘rnnccil. tenor; J. Fran-
ci-ll. soprano.
lo:55-—-News.
tlzoo—L‘urlton Terrace Orchestra.
Darien
(Continued from Price Nine.)
At the meeting of the
board of selccimen lr‘ld in the town
hall. Monday morning. the [viewing
uuliding permits \\".‘i't‘ issued: \\'il-
llan‘. A. i-Iogan. two permits to erect
two two-story sewn-rump frame
houses on Maple avenue. to cost $5.-
500 each; John Jones to erect a
frame garage on property at Park
place; Joseph Pontlcclli. four-room
one-story bungalow on Linden ave-
nue, 81.000; Mrs. D. l). I'lllinutn,
house on Coilender's I‘olnt road. :2.-
800: Halter ilidge Holding company.
stucco garage on Halter Ridge road
property. 8850.
Charges of driving with improper
lights and without an operator's ii-
cense will be brought in town court
next Monday night against Joseph
Mortelil. 211 101st street. New York
city. Policeman William Bowman
arrested biorielil at 6 o'clock last
evening. )lie was released under
bonds of 850.
Only four cases were disposed of
at the weekly session of the iluricn
town court. last evening before
Judge Charles I‘iales Dana. At the
request of Prosecuting Attorney Max
Spelke. five other cases. scheduled
to come up, were held over for one
week.
Fines of $10 anri costs “‘l‘l'f‘ meted
out on various charges to the fol.
towing: Charles Jacob. New York
city. arrested for faulty lights; Ed-
ward J. Atorick. Jr.. 15 Ednewcod
avenue. Greenwich. improper mark-
crs: Charles Machana. 124 High
street. New H'ivcn. speeding. Jo.
seuh Gardner. Peterson. N. .i.. for-
feited a bond of 825 when he failed
to answer a. charge of operating his
machine with improper lights.
Test Answcrs
These are the correct answers to
the questions which appear on the
comic page.
l—Alice Terry.
t-Last Thursday in November.
s—I-iarvsrd Lampoon.
i—Prince Leopold of Belgium.
Him Williams.
d—Saturday.
‘I—Jobn Gilbert.
t—February 22.
i-—Vlc Donahcy.
iii—Soprano.
At the Londond airy show experts
said that milking the cows morning.
noon and night increased their pro-
duction.
Milton
mwashiiigtonlt.
THANKSGIVING FOOTWEAR
The kind that won’t divert your thoughts from the
events of the day, the turkey and the fixins—you’li
. be thankful for their fine style too.
ELWOOD
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Norwalk Chronicler