Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 26, 1912 · page 3

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' MARRIED.

STREET-MACDONALlD-v-‘ON Willi)—
11osdey. July 24, 1012.111 Church of
the Heavenly Rest, New York city, by
the Rev A C. Monk Florence Selleck,
daughter of M18. R. A. Mnci)o11uld,to
(liili’ord W. Street, of Durien, Conn.

WANTED ,_

WANTED-BOY, MUST BE AT
lohst sixteen years old. Win. 1?. Beers,
South Norwuik store. 126 {it

WANTED—«TWO GIRLS WANT
situations at general housework. In-
quire Elizabeth Romuclsh. 03 idly 111e-
,nuu. 120 ill

WANTED—MISSION DINING 'l‘A«
bio and chairs. Reasonmble p1ice Ad-
dress “Furniture,’ care Sentinel of-
fice. 16 int

 

 

 

 

TO LET

TO LETv—IN BEST RESIDENTIAL
port of city. house with every lin-
provement and convenience. in good
condition. Cential. Possession at
once Inquire 22 Taylm avenue. near
West street. , 125 St

TO LET~FURNISHED. FOR AUG
net and September,11ny residence, No.
4 Mott uvenue.Ve1y reasonable

terms to desirable tenants. George
-E. Curtis. 125 (it

 

7T0 LET—~LOWER FLOOR, WITH
nttlc won}, 61 Van Zant street. Watei

and gas. immediate iiiossesslon. Rent
reasonable. Inquire 3 Osborne ave-
nue. 125 tit

 

TO ~LET~—-THREE ROOMS, COR.
ner North Main street and Pine

 

'IWANTED — CHAUFFEUR, . MUST
be experienced and a careful driver.

.1 Address “Car," cure Sentinel.

 

WANTED-«BOY WANTED BE-
tween 14 and 16 years of age. Apply
lactory entrance of J. J. Cash Co.
Ltd, Chestnut St. 1215 Lt

 

WANTED~A GOOD RELIABLE
unnn to take charge of ice wagon in
South Norwal-k. Telephone cell
1221-2 or 259—3. ' 125 3t

WANTE1D~BY YOUNG c.1111. srr-
untion at general housework. 11 Tall-
imadge Place. 124 (it

 

 

WANTED —— SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
all improvements, convenient location,
to rent from August 1. Will not pay
over $25. Address P. O. Box, 51, Nor-
wslk. . 124 3t

 

WANTED—T0 BUY .ALL KINDS
cattle. Desi market prices paid. Ex—
.tru prices for fat calves. $3 to $4
for bob .cnlves to fatten. H. Fried-
men, Conn Ave. Tel. 1151.

 

MISCELLANEOUS.

street. Weter.tollet; $7.;00 no child-
ren. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1056-3. f
11 lb

 

TO LET FIVE ROOMS, WITH
part improvements, East Norwnik;
also one steie in East Norwulk at
ieasonnble price. Inquire of R. Jose-
loveky, First Ave, East Norwulét.

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TO LEV-LOWER FLOOR, FOUR
rooms, huge 1,1nntry nil improvezngnts,
garden and fruit Inquire afternoon
and evenings, 21 Grove St. 123 tit,

TO LET—APARTMENTS AT 39- 41

psi street, Norwslk. Freshly dec-
carted, modern improvements: also
an apartment at 219 East Washington
St. inquire 64 South Main St., South

 

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Norwalk. 9.30 tf

T0 LET~lIAMILTON AVE" HALF
of two-family house, 6 teams. and 8-
robin fiat; alli111provemen_;ts good con.
dition; one block from rr' "find station
Joseph R. Taylor 1113 tf

 

 

T1HE BATES SUIT.

 

Preliminaries in Hat Case in
New York State.

Legal

 

“HiLLSlDE"-—DESIRABLE BOARD-
wu’ntod at “Hillside.“ Prospect
Beautiful lawn and
Excel-
per
Address Dinner 11., Norwnik.
117 im

crs
I'lill, Norwnlk.
trees. Comfortable bedrooms.

lent table. Terms $12 to 1518
week.

 

BUSINESS ., NOTICES-A

The suit of .lohn E. Rules, :1 New
You; uholcsule but ‘ulihei', against,
lho' LeellItIAiclilnn Co. of Dnnhnrx l
to;- duniuges ol $00,000 for 1111 alleged
breach of iti‘inii'ucl, is being pursued
in the supreme court in New York city
where .llitl'no'linvcgnn rcccnlly order-
ed the plaintiff to {lie on ninendnionl

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NOTICE

PAINTING.

 

PAPER-
hanging, Decorating. by practical 1111111.
Save money by buying your wall pa-

compininl 11nd counsel for lilo-pinin-
tili’, Alger 81 Simpson, liuvo 11151100111
plied with lhul order.

 

1\1\ei;”:11:il lilfiih‘lfiixdshvsdmgil‘ifis4‘9“: 11W? 'i'lm suit ii.- similar in its general de
mulcs’ciioehluily given. t" “1.1224111 lniis lo that which was brought to
.. -._- lin- I“llli'lll‘lil county suporlor court 11
TURKISH BATHS Fill}. THF. l‘l-w 1110th 111:0. when Mr. ilzilcs (hon>
. 1......
Wuiisworlii'skSuriltlirlidn. 'i‘ci.}2l0. ' lion 11141111151 lilo I.w.>~.\ii'l.'.11~hidn '00..
[9 ti restraining lllnl (-mnpnny iroin nliir

._.. Rollin: the product of its l’ncloi'y horn
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR through the medium of its own soiling
21913:01:11:dinsidliczemwlfglairIgli‘flgndAéggligfi ugcncy which it had cslnblishivd in

11,11 ironiced.

28 West Washington St.

New York. Mr. 111111.111. us 11 jobber, lor-
morI)’ bundled much or the product

 

 

Tree Spraying

Don‘t take chances. have your trees

Iprayed right. I spray them right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden.

Phone 8146-51.

of the IxnrMelnchlnn fnclorr nnd in
Ills notion for an lujuncrlon us in his
present suit, alleged llinl he had the
exclusive selling right to tho 1.1101111:-
I.uchlun prmiuci.

The lConneclicut court dismissed the
upplicutlou for n pormpnont injunction
deciding thnt the evidence presented

 

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Undertaker

'84 souru MAIN eraser
TEL. 904

did not show the plaintiff/hurl been
giion exclusive right to sell ithe cont
11111ny'a product

The present suit in the New York
court is to recoup dnmuges upon pron
llcnlly the some grounds that tho. in.
hint-lion suit was brought here. The
suit. in New Yorketnlc wss brought

 

«4 ’ finest-mm». W~.W

Follow the Crowd

Roton Point

Dancing Pavilion

.Dsnclna Every Night untoward:
Afternoons.

Six Pieces of Music

silver sat (liven Away

, Naodcom’o
Every Saturday Night. ,

it will be remembered nt whom the
some time the notion in (lonncelll-ui
was 11111111111 uud lingboou pending since
blml time.

The order requiring the pluhitllt to
lilo 1111 amendment complaint was
bonded ,down by Justice Ouvegun on
July 12. Thu nmundmcut complaint 11v-
eru lhut the plaintiff has been cosmic
ed In tho but commission business for
11 number of years and that he has
been sole selling agent for the Leo line
of stiff 11nd obit lists for seventeen
yehrs.‘ din alleges that on oral com
hurt by which he was to continue on

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- _ GENIROUU. '
"No." said the manager of tho/old

show in the men who had spoiled for
tor four

, misnogln which ,“io flint"

weeks, "i can’t pay you any salary."

"What kind of terms

‘ their?" demanded the " ester. ”
"it’l ll lei] you artist l'll do,"

,. manager, after visible thought.

said til

dowh."wYtll.ltll’s (30111911111011. 5

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clot sorghum.

ni‘l'llld OI our

1 "vol. D11 here is u helm of diners 1
11nd
Whale;

once between being afraid of war
being sen our sun

ill you make.

"i’ll
give you your meals ,fiiill a ghetto

"Another War ssarel l” chuckled Sen--

l'll'l'iiy do you laugh? Are you not

ed 11111 locomsof otter 3150.000 soundly

G ,
Molnoldun hate.

3 us the plaintiff alleges with loads.

ah

i meant lode my wish. tourism

 

low
And 11 butterfly fluted Across the field,
And all the lssves were calling his.

 

hind,
Tossing the grasses to end ire,

hands-1a

 

 

 

rence skiff
one 17 it. flat bottom skiff, 20 ft.
launch 8 h l) 2 cylinder engine; 50

101e1

1 supplies,

the solo selling agent for the inside
im-hlnn (31)., for two years. was made
April. 1010. lie alleges thht he muslin
on commissions from the sole of Lee

A11 in the Oonhootleut dull. the do
madam deny this, Mr. listed was the

sole selling scented one product or
their tsctorrnr that such A contract

not is brown bird sang in the apple

And the wind went sighlng over the

And 11 rslnbow bold but its shining

resents, «1‘
FOR SALE—~14 FOOT ST. LAW—
14 ft. Swempssott dory,

ft., 80 horse power ”boat Apply to

Leslie Gamble, East Norwulk.12(l 5t

FOR SALEV -— POWER BOAT,
14 1t 4 1.2 ft, 1 1-4 h p.1lurker e11-
glue Perfect lunnlng order. Make line
yacht tendei. $75. 00 takes it. Ad-
dress Burker, cure Sentinel. 126 11‘.

FOR SALE—~MO'l‘0R CYCLE, IN
dlnn make, slightly out of repair; $30
to quick .b'uyei. The White Electric
00., 54 Water St, South Norwju2lk.

5 1t

FOR SALE—WILL SACRIFICE
for $100. launch 10 x 5, 4 h. p. Barker
engine. First class condition. Great
bargain. Address P. O. B., 158, Nor-
walk, Conn. 124‘ 31;

FOR. SALE—A NEW LAST YEAR’S
built 10 foot flat bottom rowbost; 2
anchors, sail and ours. Inquire Pres-
ton H. Boyd, Rowsyton. 124 3111

FOR1 SALE—A BARGAIN, NEW
1912 foredoor E. M. F. automobile, ruu
4,000 miles. Reason for selling, am
getting large cur. AddresmB. F. 0.,
care Sentinel. ' 124 at

FOR SALE—ALL KINDS OF SEC-
ond blind household goods for sale;
also highest «prices paid tor furniture,
stoves, carpets. -.i. K. Finch, 12 Medl-
son St, city. 122 61:

 

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—FARM AND EIGHT
young pigs eight weeks old. Spring
chickens. Apply to Louis SlplZZIlGO,
North 'i‘aylo1 Avenue. 122 61.

FOR SALE OR TO LET—MODEL.
seven room cottage, nearly new, local-
ed 7 Eddie avenue, plensuntest street
in town. All conveniences, hot water
hent. Apply Geo. E. Thompson. Sold
or rented at once. 120 lit

 

 

FOR SALE—(EARLOAD KANSAS
horses for nil purposes, direct from
the farms and well broken. Weights
from 1,100 to 1,000. Look them
ll Hersl1iield,sules stnbles.
(Joneoui and Wood stleets;110 tl’.

FOR SALEwGARAGE, WITH ALL
etc. Enough storage to
more than {my expenses. Must be
sold nt once. No oi‘i’er refused
Address Gurugo. cure Sentinel 1.; ti

For Sale

House nearly new, 0 rooms. nil im‘l

 

 

 

pi'ovcineuls, $1300 (rush, buluncc cnsy
Might

irlnst

or to let.

lot i‘hnrlos SL.
”lie ‘lot Il-‘nlr Grounds.
iiull‘ cosh. ‘

telms nil" per (out
lrude. Ono
Norwulk. $200.

2310.

JAMES E. ELLS. JR.. Broad River, or
LAWRENCE AGENCY.

 

 

111m lions. wrn’nlus
111 £181 runwnx

(Continued from first page.)
lioslon, brother of bridegroom: Rev.
Milton 1.. llounelt, of Merldcn; Rev.
and Mrs. Alfred lloutwull, of bridge
port; Rev. 11nd Mrs.,.’llurr30rossett,
of lliinllim Luke; Miss Bobs E. Posse.
ol‘ Melrosc; Mr. Persons, of New
York; Mr. Schmidt. of Middletown.
and Mr. Cohover, of llrldseporl. term,
or ciuumuie of lirideliroom. ’

 

BOOFIELMEEHHENT. '

Fletcher i). Stanfield. sonof Mr. and
Mrs, Henry Seonold, of South Nor-
wnlk. and Miss May Oeehrsnt. dough
tor of Mr and Mrs. lioehruut. of Free-
<port, Long island. were mauled yes-
lurdsy in high noon by the Rev. Tho»
mus Mlllsr. orator of the First Melbo-
dlot Episcopal Church. of Grseuport.

The bride is n populur young lady of
lirtionimrt. and the groom is
known in south Norwnlk.

'l‘hs chums were attended by the

bliss neutrino (inmost.

ed by unlemohlis for the steamer. On

ware whiting. showering them with
confetti and blowing horns. etc.
steamer sailed tor New tioudon softy

A reception was held st 24 Madison
street. lust craniumw

make their items.

chine. 11nd linen.

 

istaasuiusss‘

"gambling squad only took orders from

well.

bride‘s another and sister, Harry and I

A wedding dluuer‘wes served at the
bride's homes utter which they dentist»

Meningitis pier their many friends”
The 11

hi the afternoon and item that ally ‘
they came by title {stimuli Namath.

where they will

They received a large number er'W
presents. including out 31111111.” silver

The odnfesslon at William shuns,
the checkout or the ”murder our" has
supplied commissioner Dougherty and
District Attorney Whitman with many
missing pieces of evidence. ‘ -

‘ Commenting on the'progress made
District Attorney Whitman said: “I
11111 certain that every man that had it
part in the muider of Rosenthsl will
be brought to Justice. From having
no case at all a few days ago I could
arrest four or live today it I lied to. "

The public prosecutor says he has
smashed the edible of “Bald Jack"
Rose, of "Bridgie" Weber and of Hal-
ry Vallou

The investigation by the grand jury
into the relations between gamblers
and the miles is Drovlng more than
satisfactory to District Attorney Whit-
man. The testimony or Lleut Costl-
nnn. known he the “Honest Con" has
created a sensation in police circles.
Costignn flutly declared that he did
not believe any gambling house could
remain open without police protection.
He‘ssld that the gambling squad took
orders from Police Commissioner Wslé
do end no one else.

Detectives me scouring the city for
a mysterious member of the shooting
party that was pickedup by the “mur~
der car" at "Bridgle" Webbers place.
lShnpiro in his confession, said this
stranger was the men, who after the
killing strolled back [to the car with a
smoking revolver In his hand.

Later Lieut. Costigun, in the pres-
ence of éPollce Commissioner Waldo,
publicly denied that he had made
statements to the grand jury that gem-
1bllng houses could not remain open
without police protection and that the

Commissioner Waldo.

 

THE ONE THING LACKING.

murmured: "At lush—the time, the
place, the girl." ‘
Julia—And there‘ was
lug?

[pulse—Yes, n witness.-Life.

nothing luck-

 

 

 

 

Registrar of Voters
NOTICE

The lognl voters of the Second \'ot~
lng District. of the Town of Norwulk,
lire hereby noillled that the Regis~
trars of Voters of the Second Voting
iiislrict of the Town of Nurwnik' will
he in session all the Town Court
room on Fridays, August 2d and 0th.
from l2 to l) p 111.. for the purpose of
winning applications for town and
c111 caucus 11nd 11111111111 registration.
EDWARD ii. ilOilLENS,
, JEREMIAH EGAN,
L Registrars of Voters of Second Voting
District of Town of Norwuik.
South Norwnlk, July 26th, 1012.

122 25 '1

 

 

Special Meeting of the
Board of Estimate
and Taxation

Mayor's Office,
- South Norwulk, Conn.

Estimate and Taxation of-tbls city is
hereby called to be held at tho Coun-
cil Chamber. on' Monday, the 29111
inst, st118 o’clock p. 11.1., to consider
the advisability of unprepriating the
sum of 3481.81, (the some being'tho
,unexpended balances of appropria-
tions for constructing coward in Lin-
coln Ave, Snowdon St and Falrfleld
Ave.),1for the construction of a sewer
In Spring St. bemoan ( lay and ash-
ington Bis. and the construction of
the Cedar St. slower, or for either of
sold purposes. or to appropriate said
:33 or my part thereof, for other
r purposes. and to take such so»
tics in relation to any of said molten
as to uld'msetlns ,nmy seem udvlsnble
or expedient.
:Q WILLIAM F. TAMMANY,

123151, . l ‘ Mayor oi bold Olly.

 

 

 

iii
or 110me

tart run
131 the it cools no
1 b lily.

Louise-Clusplng me in his arms 11s '

A special meeting of the Iioard, of I

trust me:
his: cool-ll water, mend oilr
divorced chum the boot. _
wedded to in. but he wants test kn»
patent “port of his hot venom oom-
Cortilled the lie that .
on; line
, it’s not _
for you. Or 1' today. Phone .

appear,

blow Drop That Quickly Removol
‘ The» Namely spots.

Theres no longer the slishtest need
of feeling 1111th of your freckles, as
s new drug. .othlne—double strength
has been discovered

removes these bomelys
Simply not one ounce of othlnev—
double strength,
and apply 11. little at it at night. and ”g
in the morning you will see that even
theworst freckles have begun to dis
while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely.
more than an ounce is needed to com-
pletely clear the skin and gain u been

tlfunl' clear complexion. ages, eight held guns, six ammunition $1. 00
Be sure to ask for the double wagons. 12630011 wagons. battery wa- F. H .Baxter, 10m agent,
strength othine. as this is sold under gun 011d store wagon. The batteries "AA”...L.-. '

guarantee of money back if thistle to
retrieve freckles.

WIUAUELBHIA. . 1
him of the army that will atteck sud
‘uttempt to invade New York city next,
month arrived here today from Fort
Myer, Vb. it consists of Batteries D
and F, or the Third United States Ar—
tillery, and Is on its way to Connecti
but, where it will go" into camp with
other (United States regulars and urea
pare for the manoeuvres.
The two batteries camped last night
dozen miles south of this city and
will spend tonight in camp In the nor,
thorn portion of Phllhdelphla. They
looked extremely war like as they
trumped through the city streets. The
batteires include 270 officers and men,
200 horses, 30 mules, 24 artillery carri-

 

discovercl by a prominent till i
which is guaranteed to eureoll
diseases or blemishes. Till ‘,
treatment is called linkers. soil 1
only greaseles‘s. and antiseptic.
contains no load, mercury or Myths
that. will injury the most. delicate 11

Wonderful and gratifying results
low its use and it is guaranteed W
quickl‘y‘ relieve and cure in ~
obstinate and chronic cases ofexle
pimples. ulcers, itch, piles, etc. _

Get 11. Jer'today and ifnot butts
lory when used undirected we“ will .
turn your money if you will 11
back empty jar. , 1 1 "

Liberal jar 25c, larger sizes 500 AM

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

at “ positively
spoilt. 1; ‘

from F. H. Baxter

It is seldom that

 

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No man can be a slave who thl

let‘t Fort Myer, July 11, and are due
at Danhury. 100nm. August. 8

 

 

 

”-mmmm— with Eplctetus.

 

Mrs .Peck—I've talked to you till
i'm tired and what good does it do? I
‘ Peck—~None! You talk just as much
aileron—“Boston Transcript.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Little faithfulnesses: it is all the: No man can be a coward who thl
more necessary lei us to contemplate with Etllctetus.
them, because it is not these In gen- No man can be a pessimist
I eral which men venerate or admire. — thinks with Eplctetus

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