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cLASSIFIED' Advertisements on
Three Tunes, lion—.- Each Addit
For; Sale, BusineSS and
Professicinal Cards and
Miscellaneous:
this page. Twenty-flare Words or Less. 250—-
dittone. Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black.-
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MEADw—IN MEMORIAMwIN LOV
1113 memory of my husband, Frede1ick
l3. Mead who passed away January
20th. 1909
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WANTED
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tWANTED -— EXPERIENCED 0P.
lerntors cementers and button sewers;
also learners on ralncoate. Apply at
[D119 Raincoat Factory, Union Bt.,l
nlbove Hani‘ord garage. 120 ill
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LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKE-
pieii, wages about $100; experience
unnecessary. ISend age, postage.
Railway, care Sentinel. lb 12 19
WANTED—8080M TUCGERS, AN
unusual opportunity for experienced
operators on power machines, paid
{while learning. Cluett, Peabody and
(10., no. 120 6i.
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:WANTED~«SI’I‘UATION AT GEN-
,eral housework. Inquire 7 Hoyt: St,
{South Norwalk. 120 Ill.
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WANTED—~SITUATION AT GEN-
ieral housework. Inquire 72 Lexington
litre. 120 31;
WANTED—AT ONCE, WOMAN OF
refinement to give all or part time to
pleasant occupation «paying 7313c per
hour, in *South Norwnlk and vicinity.
Address S. ‘N., care“ Sentinel 11:) 3t
WANTEHHILDltEN ’l‘() liOAltD.
lAle age. “Respectable family. Good
sanitary house surroundings. Exper-
ienced care given. Terms very reason- 1
able. 30 Myrtle St, East Norwalk.
Conn. Phone 12194”). ,l'lt) 3t
WANTED — BY MIDDLE Atlldl)
man, house painter by trade, handy
(with tools, strictly temperate, inside
nvork of any kind. Address Reason-
able, this office. jlli 3‘.
TURN SHOEMAKERS WANTED--
iAI turn shoe makers on high grade
shoes, good pay and steady work.
[onushury and Sonic. (To Stamford,
Conn. le lit
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WANTED—— 2 Oil 3 thli‘t' RNlSllllli
rooms with improvements, not tar
l’Ioni Ccntcr, quiet people. State pricc,
particulars. Address iii. 0., care Senti-
~ net. ji? 3t
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN
lplaln neclrwear. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mail dime for pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3? 04 Altoona Pa. 112 ll
MAKING
WANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
[mid Extra prices
85.00 for bob valves to fatten
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 tf
”WANTED—4m our ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Highest prices
paid; llob calves to fatten from $3.50
to $4.50. Joe Dickmnn, Box 664, South
Norwnlk. 12 mt
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, MEAT/Ni, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
likdURANCE AND f’tEAL ESTATE
156 Washington street,
Couth Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 346.
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“World-wide Method
All known discunos have been cured
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Suggestive Therapeutlel. Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or
pane. the Nervous Syotvm and the
Spine
A nyniem of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringlughnlnd and body into harmony
with nature ,
FREE-.0110 Full Tasmania—FREE
do Mich and every person applying be
[me Jan. tit). 1914 A great many
oascs Allli ('liiildi) from one or two
treatments.
PROF. MlLLER
185 Wachirgibn 9t, Euler's Bldg"
Benin Norwalit, Conn.
Office Hoe“ to a.
for fat calves. ,
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To LET—~F‘URNISHED ROOM,
first floor, to right. all improve
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
l120 Washington St.
i TO LETwHOUSE. six ROOMS.
,clty water, two acres of land 204 Ely I
Ave. Inquire Lawrence Agency, 15 80.
Main St 117 at
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To LEW—STEAM HEATED A-
‘partment, live light rooms and bath.
all modern improvements.. with or
:without garden, near trolley. Rent rea.
sonable. Apply 24 Catherine street
Norwalk.
To LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
ment, East Washington St, East Nor-
walk. Inquire 64 South Main 3St. dll ti
To LET—~PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
impromments, large grounds: reason-
able to right party. 188 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort St. East Nonwalk. Phone 931.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 'ROOM
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov.1st. Rentszu. For
lsale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
lE Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co. 016 tf
BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinning business to 36 Gregory Boole
vand‘, East Norwalk,‘ Third District.
Telephone contraction. 113 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORW‘ALK. CONN.
FREE! E i
lie-arrange numbers in each row so
that total of each will be 1.3. To the
2 nearest correct answers will be
'ivcn one lot free at Somcrville, N. J
tontcsl closcs Jan. Bil. .lnmos Realty
lt‘o. at 095 Webster Ave, N. Y. (lily.
114 4'.
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you. call on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
B. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
.107 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m
Spinal Analysis Free,
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DARIEN
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The funeral of Charles W. Hoiicck,
who was employed on a fireman on
the New lluvcn road. was hold this
ul‘icruoon at. flat-ion. 'l‘hc docmtsed wan
26 ,vcnrn old and is survived by his
widow and one son. A delegation of
omnibcru of the l’irotliorhood of Loco»
motive I-‘lrmncn, No. 284. of New its
run. attended the services.
’ 9 -m.-m
MR3, SHERER WAS AsTONISHED.
Nchr wan Mrs. 'llonry t3. Sharer. of
Vi'cut. Washington ntrcot more surpris-
cd than lust cvnnlng when ilftoeu ol‘
lwr friends tcndcrcd her a surprise
party. When all walked in at
.m
not refrain from luugl-itcr and general
merriment. The evening was spent in
card playing and there were four to
bias. The prizes wont to Mrs, Helena
A, Van Alstyne, hire, Elton Baker, and
Mrs. Everett Ii. Jones. Refreshments,
provided by the nurprlners, Were serv‘
ed and it was a late hour when all do
parted. Mrs. tallerer was a moat
charming hostess.
16 if
114 (it,
i walk,
the
iopcning of the (loot. tiitfiltliilesimzi-bel
gasped for breath. and no genuine was,
her surprise, that all the guests could
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FOR SALE
FOR CALEwCUT'l‘ER snares.
Also parlor stove cheap T. P, Fair-
banks. New Canaan, R. F. D. tit).
I FOR SALE—OWING ’l‘O [LLNESS
of my wife I am obliged to dispose of
all household goods to meet outstand-
log obligations Goods must the sold.
lDraughtsman's outfit included.
gains.
St, East Norwalk. 120 3t
LAST CHANCE —— ONE MORE
brand new Oliver typewriter, p: int
'type, latest model, No. 5, at the whole
FOR SALE—SINGLE SLEIGH.
quire 232 East Ave.
IN-
117 3t
about).
charm. Owner may have some by
proving property and paying charges.y
John W. Burke, 9 Quintnrd Ave.
320 ll
Execution Sale
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigncd a deputy shoriu‘ within and
for Fairileld (ounty, by virtue of an
execution issued by Fred \l. Traci,
assistant clerk of the Superior Court
for l3‘1iit‘ileld County. on a judgment,
rendered by the Supirlor Court for
Falrfield County, on the. tub day of
January, ltll-i. in an action in favor
of Christian l3‘cigcnspnn, a corporation
organized and existing under the lqu
ol‘ the sintc "i New .lcrscy and located
at Newark, in said slate of New .lcr-
soy, and against (‘hurlcs Adams, of
Norwalk, in Falrllchl t‘ountv,
Jolm ll. Obcrlnndcr, ot‘ Darion, in said
county, for lhc Htllll of Tl‘il'i,‘“n\‘t‘ ll: ilr
drcd and Fortyntuc l'lollurs and 'i‘wcn-
tyilvc (‘ents debts and for thc sum
of 'l‘rhlriy-lhroo Dollars and ldlghttcn
(fouls costs of suit as approve of re.»
ords whereof execution rcmnlns to bc
‘ donc will soil at public auction at, tlu»
public sign postal, the corner of .\'11: th
Main and Ann slrccis in said Non
at South Norwnik. on tho Illst
day of .‘ianunry, lliil, nt in o'clock in
the forcnoon. one liquor liccnsc twiczl
by the County t‘ominlssinncrs of Fair
iicld t‘ounty to soil and cxchanu‘c lu-
ioxlcnting liquors at No. it Railroad
Ave, South Norwalk. Will also sell
at, public auction at tho public stun
post in the Town of llurlcn on Jan-
unry Illsl, iiiivi, at 2 o'clock in tho ul-
toruoon. onc liquor ilccusc issued bv
the County ("onimlsslvmcrs of Fulriield
li‘ouuly to sell and cxciianuo intoxi-
cating liquors at the 'l‘nokcr llousc in
Dnricn, in l‘ililnf‘ltl (‘nunlv Said 'l'~ll0]i
crty liming boon attachrd to ammo
said judgment.
listed at Norwaik this 15th day of
January, till-l.
D. L. monmnx.
Deputy Sheriff for l'nirtleid County,
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MORE CONNECTICUT BANKS AP-
" PLY.
WASli'iTNG’l‘ON, Jun. Mir—Thu (You.
nectlcut National Bank or Bridgeport.
Windham National oi' Willlmnntic,
llnnbury National of linutiury. and the
First National of liockvillc. are includ-
snip in the federal roscrvc uyutmu.
For Coughs and Colds
Even Stubborn Bronchial Cough!
Yield to This Wonderful Romany
Pneumonia. gorinu warm to the
victim of a cough or cold. lilnonino
Prevents Pneumonia
by overcoming weakness and fortify
ing the membranes against germs. it
fills the arteries with rich new
worm. vitalinlnu blood, curing coughs,
ovcn stubborn bronchial coughs. and
relieving colds, no matter ilurw deeply
seated. it is a rmucily thousands of
physicians title in their private prac-
ice and: is free of alcohol and pot-
eonoun drugs
Kerr'- Fiiuotmd Emulsion Lincoln.”
in the only Linoninc.
tum.
All momma—25c, title and ti , .
Avoid uninit-
120 11'
llar- ‘
Wm. Mcliodmoud, 8 Cottage
FOUND—WATCH FOB ANI) GOLD‘
and ‘
ed in the list of applicants for illt'nllltlr-,
—-w1EDN'F.BDAY SPECIAL.
Porterhouhe and sirloin steak, 20c
20 lb. Ferguson and Hedman.
Conductor Howard Knapp. of the
East avenue line, is working today de-_
spite a severe cold “
mom ..
Miss Carrie Gostrang, of East Nor-
walk, has taken a, position in the
Clueti & i’eabOdy factory.
Dominick diluevnri, the East, Nor-
wnlk l‘rulterer, spent yesterday in
[New York city on business.
Mrs. Edward S. Merritt, of 33 Sen-
vlew nvonue, is visiting at her paren-
tal home in 'Pecksklll, N. Y. 5
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A little boy in crossing the bridgt
this morning said to his father, “Why
that water's almost ice, isn't it, dad-
a
sale price. Bazaar, 76 Washington St,
no all
Gunner Gabrielson, one of the “Son-
ltlnel‘s clever little East Side nevvsles.
has recovered from an illness of the
,mumps.
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i The meeting of the Young Men‘s
Bible Class of the East avenue Mctho-
dist church was must enjoyable and
helpful last evening,
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R. Critchiow DeWnr, construction
superintendent [or the .Vlvllurg. liar
ion & Company, building thc new
bridge, spent Sunday at his home in
Orange, N. J.
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A ncw chair has bccn placed in the
Crescent laundry for the benefit or
patrons and this is rreziily appreciat—
ed. The former chair becamc wcak in
the logs and one tiny collapsed.
l’OSiiilS from C. .i, Polly, who is in
Fort Wayne, lnd., report that he will
tic. bump to." a few days ncxi week.
after which lie will depart on some
further work for Shel-ham & Company.
The business transnctcd at the meet-
ing of the third district commission-
crs last evening was purcly routine in
liuilli‘c. iliiiltlliifll llli‘-l‘c was a (Younitliir-
atlun of matters to misc ircl’ort- iii.
illilti‘it'l lllct-tln' till l~'l‘izln_\‘ cumin
The hand roll on onc oi the East
nrcuuc lino curs war. (-linrird this
morning ncmrdln: to n rcpnrl. mail.“
by our ol‘ the conductors. The little
shtick that cut; lull \tus in no “3,313,-
ious. hnwcvor, and cars wcrc cliuugv-d
lutcr,
.ur
'i‘hc liritlnc is lip; win lot 1111: .i . and
one of tin» big- at: _\ . on ll. ilci 511‘ kid 5
team slid to the planking this morn‘
lair. ’l‘lic slccd was uol,lnjurcd. 'l‘lic
Hill-Iiti‘tilitlli has bccn illtllli‘ that usllcl
or sand bu sprinklcd on tho lcc cover ‘
a
cd boards,
’l‘wo dons of nicdliiiu size clitcrctl
lilo zzroccry siurc of L'Hillllilll'tllPti
ilrothcrs ycslcl‘dny ul‘tcruoou. "Snip-
pcr," ihc fcuious cal, niudc n ilyins
lcnp and redo cnc of ilui nature to
the door. Ncilhcr inlrudcr cuulvl on
caps that cxiough to suit his instc.
thn iCd James was wuyinld by a
woulddio murderer, slimltmliii'tb and
left unconscious in a pool of blond on
West Broadway, New York. l’orly
ycnrs use. he ilioualii the limit had
been renchcd. but it appcnru not, from
recent buppcnln‘zs and lilo old man
says he has more sympathy for
the protcsslonul murdcrcr, whom he
did not know. than for pimple be has
befriended nearly all ibi- lune since
then. i,
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The following were the awards to
local men at the roccnt Western (lon-
ncvtlcut Poultry Association. liun'nury
rliuncli. are as follows: Myron W.
Osborn, int bun, lat cockerol. and 13rd
bullet. is), H, Patterson, int cock in
tho liurrcd Plymouth llock clans, lir.
lluxncil ill. Mariam. int ctwkcrnl in the
runs conihud mimic Inland lludn. with
a special for shape and color, also an!
cocitcrul and and piillci. with a special
for niinpo, and ‘lnniiug :lrd pulict,
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The office of ilcnidcnt Engineer W.
‘Wutture i’ngon. at. 173 Washington
street, midway urroun ibc bridge. in
‘lminu littcd with 11 new door to keep
out the mid windy blunts. The old
door was an n grumi screen and tho
wind wiiisllcd and sang an it entered.
the creche, crovivcs and mull slot. The
brldue coltstructlnu coinniittne has on
hand in putting up the door, it is said.
but will probably deem it only right
to take upon the board the burden at
expense, ut stride future meeting. illn-
gineer Patton's omrc will be snug and
warm when the work nhnii have been
completed and the fire started,
“WEDNESDAY ”Kelli!"
Poricrhouse and sirloin steak, title
so its. Ferguson 1.3111 Human.
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Mrs. George W. Scott is entertain-
ing friends from New York.
Mrs. Harry 1M. Cummings has re
turned to New York, after a visit here.‘
Robert s. Barclay, of Rowayton ave
nue, is recovering from an attack of
pleurisy.
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Mr. and (Mrs. Richard Le Gnlleinne
returned to New York city today for
a. few weeks' visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mead
been entertaining Mrs. William
Hubbell, of South Norwalk.
have
1B.
Mrs. Andrew lMills has returned to
hpr home. having been the guest or
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton llart, of Staten
Island.
Rev. Edgar 18. Jackson is spendinga
few days in Cold Spring Harbor, Long
Island, where Mrs. Jackson has been
spending a few weeks, having received
word that his daughter is quite ill.
The Literary Study Club, of lioway-
ton, met at the residence of Select-
man H. '13. Taylor, last night, being
entertained by Mrs. J. B. Raymond.
An interesting program was rendered.
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and refreshments served.
Mrs. George A. Wright has gone to
Hartford, where she will join her hns
band, who is playing this week with
the Joseph Jefferson Company in tho
sketch "Poor Old Jim." The Hartford
Coursnt today says: “Joseph Jeffer-
son plays the character of Jim in a
way that makes it seem very realistic,
and “Blanche Bender, as the wife and
George 'A. Wright as the doctor, do
splendid work in hoping up the illu-
sion as to Jim's death.“
The regular.coilcctlou for electric
lights will be made this week. There
are small amounts due on several
pledgcs, which if paid will meet the
present dcilcit, and it is hoped that
each individual will make an ct‘i‘ort to
pay tho full amount 11c pledged. so
that this dcllclt may be paid. 'l‘hrre
is still one month on tho prescnt coir
truct. at tho t-xpiruilou of which time
the lights will be discontinucd it the
directors are obiiacil to make up a do
iiclcucy.
iii;l\l.u. win of
(12‘ 1ch liil\\'il_‘l“‘.l ..1
l'rail “5-:
liuxii‘ .{ll
(.3, was in Ill} inlmcd utilic
lining; ni’lcrnmu. ill) \vi-ui midi-r
win- it 11cc. and" turn his uiuwl. uudcr
(aililiifti'
'vliti‘u}: _\ci~
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tho cyc. lii‘, .li‘ltll lit inolth r :11 »l\ snv.
crul stitches in thc wound.
ilr. Sillcr- ll l.:i\'\rcl\‘c ha< lic‘u
i-lct‘tcd :1 nit-mimr ct‘ tuc u:l‘.l.'.r>
board nl i111 C“lliwcli an laun- >3
ut ihc aurzmt 23ll."‘l5}% hc'd in
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l'lat'ti'm‘d. rccczil
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this owning, and all intuilu-‘s :m- 11-
qncstcd to bc prcscnt.
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i‘i‘opcrty owuri‘s utilise St'liilllt‘
Want Him in finding: lwvrw
nuts with small cost or dclai‘
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Many a success sful business «3 ire er got its
start in news page
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instantly Clean Air Passages;
Breathe Freely; Dull
Goon; Nasty Catarrhal
Stopo.
’l‘ry “Ely's Cream l’iiilm."
1 (list a small bottle anyway. just
try lt——A3p1ily a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stoppptl up air passages of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear.
morning!
caiarrhai sore throat will be gone.
End such: misery now. (“lot the small
bottle of “Eiy's Cream llnlm" at any
drugstore. This sweet, fragrant balm
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You dissolves by the beat of \the‘nmitrl ‘,
Headache ’ penetrates and boots
Discharge
to i comes immediately.
By
the caturrh, cold'ln-hcud or
the
swollen membrane which
nose, head and throat; clears the al“
massages; stops nasty discharges an
a feeling of cleansing, soothing raid
Don‘t lay awake tonight strussiin
for breath, with bond stuffed; nostril
closed, hawking and blowing. Catarr
or a cold with its running nose, foil
mucous (ll‘opplnu into the thrust on
raw dryness is distresSing but trill
needless. “ .
Put your faith—just once—in “Eiy‘l‘,
Cream Balm,” and your cold . or on»
tnrrh will surely disappear,
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the arguments in the Wakefield case.
llcrseron. who killcd a woman with
whom he had becn livin’g for a time
and with whom he was still infatuated,
is under sentence to die February 4.
When his appeal was called Chief Jus»
lice Prentice said to J, Blrney 'I‘uttle,
counsel for the condemned man: “1
sec bv the papers that Bergeron is to
hung,r on February 4. in that case.
something; will have to be done: in
fact. something will have to be (lane
in both cases."
"You. Your Honor," replied Mr. Tut-
tle, and the court ordered this case
placed on the transferred list.
The Wakcfield case when called,
brought State's Attorney Ailing and
the woman's counsel, Thomas 13‘. Do
vine, ol‘ \\'aterbury, to their feet. Mr,
Ailing stated that while the transcript
of the evidence had bcen placed in the
bands of the court, the briefs had not
been printed and he, therefore. asked
that the case be continued. This was
granted. in this case them is ilfl,
only an appcnl from the Superior
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Court, but the motion for a new t i
Some other Cases.
The Supreme Court of Errors open
ed for its January sitting today. the;
illev Dr, Stewart Means, of St. John's
Church, offering prayer,
‘ After the calling of the list. the
cases were marked for trial:
New Haven countwahomas Dis
ct. al. appeal from probate; 'Nsw’Iia
ven Gas Light Company vs. William‘
J. Garland et, at: Merlden Trust a
Safe Deposit Company et. at. adm'nivb
trator vs, 1. Burton Miller et. at.
Coast Central Mill Company vs, The»
Russell Lumber Company (snbmitt‘d
011 briefs); Alvin '1“. Craig vs. Harri-.-
son Wagner; Clarence P. Wilson VSLV
The Cheshire Brass Company, Inner-1.:
porated; Mary Cooganxvs James M
Lynch, administrator; C. W. Brock vs
The Travellers’ dustirance Company. ,
Fairfleld County—State of Connectia
cut vs. Theodore Raymond, Floyd B.‘
Bi‘irtram, trustees,
Powell et. al.
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Sumnel A. ~.
Cases continued were:
Purdy adminiStrator, vs. Stanley
Watts; Horace M, Gray vs. Albert:
Mossman; Montowese Brick_Companyr
vs. tlcuunro do. Lucia; The Brunswick,
School vs. Town of Grconivich,
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