‘01 old Well. was decidedly interest.-
in:
II II II .11
Q0 ”VIII I
IIMIII WincbIItIr.
Albert E Winchester, superintend-
,7
7.
WANTED
tits on tb‘I
,TO LET -
"wa-ureo—omns non lumen.
lug department; also watchers. Pep-
pard Embroidery Works. unit 3t
rent reasonable.
St., East Norwalk, ,
To LET—FIVE .nooM FLAT,i
F. Hoop, 35 Cove
11111 St
WANTED —~ YOUNG MARRIED
couple desire room and board in
South Norwalk, near our line. Ad-
dress 4R. W, care Sentinel. mil 3t
WANTED-03hali3Ml’llH’s HELP-
er. One that has had experience C.
and bath and all other improvements.
11111 3t‘
TO LET-vCOT’I‘AGE. FIVE ROOM-S I
11‘. Green, Steamboat Place. 11110 3t 1 COME? Sl- “1‘1“”t 0“ premises.
r —-. mil 3t‘
WANTED~SlTUATiON AT GEN-
el‘ai housewonk. Inquires Kosauth 8t. TO LET —- APRIL 1, THREE
1119 at rooms with bath, electric or gas lights.
WANTED-GIRL FOR ‘GENERAL
housework. Apply 8-West Ava. South
:Norwalk. an? if
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and mul‘try. Best market 1111005 mm“ wfl
. 1 . ‘1
23?. it”h§"€§i..§°; fiat“: MISCELLANE°US~
Friedman. Conn. my Tel 1151029 a mamas.
”"mMLBEEMWM mm "smear.
:gminmnk' all other
LOST—ABOSTON lBULL PUP, FIVE
months old, dark brindle, with white
streak on «face. Finder please notify
14 Monroe St mil 1t
LOST—«ON SEAVIEW AVE, SAT-
ul1‘lni night, pair of eyeglasses. Re-
word for return to Sentinel office.
m9 at
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beanpain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
III-u-
Know Thyself
WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
“‘ INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Holley.
C. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND ".EAL ESTATE
155 Washington street,
.0th Moi-walk. Conn. Tel. 845.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the ‘
cause of the disease and the art of
adulation the same. Disease is cans»
ed by a. wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dilierent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or»
disease and. pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys~
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention;“‘ also curva-
ialre of the spine. You will never rs-
gret giving the CilirOprnctor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
9,94 Washingwn 3b, 80. Norwaik, Conn.
Graduate floul Palmer School the
discoverer.
w...~»...
20th Century Triumph
Latest scientific method of treating
disease and ailments. assures positive
and permanent cure, reaches every
case. investigate.
Suggestive Therapy, Magnetic
Treatment, Latest Treatment of the
Mini Organs. the Nelvous System and
tho Spine.
A System of Healing which brings,
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body Into liar-
Ili‘lolly with Nature.
PROF. MILLER
Special Notice—i have removed my
oliico at Kecicr‘a 8103., So Norwalk, .
to my Main Office at 1109 Chapel BL,‘
New Haven, Conn.
1...,“me Mum...— ,
RUBSIA IN NAVAL REVIEW.
Suitable for elderly couple.
ren. 51 Osborn Ave., East Norwuik.
Rent $10.00.
lBldg. Hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. 111.;
'No child-
m9 3t
T0 LET—81X ROOM COTTAGE.
Rentals 8
per month. Machine-
sold at $5 per month.
writer. Each: “.10: $337511: ‘23::
n
I'rlduport. 01.3
BUSINESS NOTICES
MRS. F. BELLE HARRIS HAS
moved her dressmaking establishment
from Cedar street to Room 10. Keeior
Sat-
urdays, 9 a, 111. to 9 p. m. _ 1119 III;
. ROTON
POULTRY FARM,
ROWLAND a LETTS, PROPS.
Will pay highest cash prices for all
kinds of chickens. We have eggs for
hatching from choice mater pens of
Willie, 13qu and Barred Plymouth
Rocks and White Wyndotls. Price
$1.00 per 15 or $6.00 [per hundred
(100).
Crockett St. Rowayion.
Phone 16244 or 517.
UM
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinc'ui that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Nor-walk.
7m8p.m
207 Atlantic Smt” stemiord, 9 a.
m. to 5 p? m.
Spinal Analysis Free,
-....._.....- m...
[Hill llllllilll
“GREY-F 1% Words 91‘ be”. 800-» and District. Md recently chief onsl-
«Each Additions. Word. 1 cent perm In Black
.IIcI or Capabuuhle Price
. lAve.
T0 LETc-JCOTTAGE OF FIVE! ‘
rooms, implovements. Apply to .l. M
’I.ayton and CO Inc, 5 Railroad: AV“ lei “20" Roadster in perfect condition. for it in which no and
out or the Municipal Works or the floc-
I not! 11¢ the 80th Norwalk Fire De~
par-talent and I popular member of
_ 3 Old Mil. was neat called upon. and
- delivered the following address: '
V »What is therefor any one many
of Old ‘Weii'a 40’ splendid years, that
has not bean far” better recorded in
the meilowlug memory of those ofits
members and friends to whom ,Vtilat
name Is dear? .
V i it would be but to tell a tale that
FOR BALE-“1911 HUDSON MOD is being lived and to project a future
,, FOR SALE
FOR SALE—0N BUERIT'P AVE,
lot 00 x 135. Price 01, 000. For i‘ur-
tilcr particulars inquire at 22 Burriit
.. 111111 0t
can be seen;
completely continued “188' 888"? for Old Weli'é‘ work is oi a kind. and
00W. Demonstration gladly “V9" for a purpose that when once started,
Price $325. 00. A E Wheeler, 3 1‘4" must not stop. A fire is always kind
N0. 1.1.Blld8@0fl Conn. 11111 6‘ ling for its ever-ready hands to sub-
,due. And in its unceasing war. of
lprotection against destruction, as on
Vi , weary comrade turns away to rest, his
place is filled by one track with the
FOR S ALE lvlzorm that keeps victory over in ad-
‘ { vance of the never-ending battle. To
200 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S name those whodeserve the males for
Suits will be sold at almost onehaii’ the ‘Hook and Ladder Companys rec-‘
price, as We are going out of the 0rd, that like good wine, grows better
the missiles. In: m the 11101 been Its mi 1... boon—all well with
Bridgeport. a 111111181 80th Norwalk Overdratta. secured ”a un ' “mm 'i
,Nflldflm. and 9110 0‘ the near’ofldhul EVeciiI‘t‘d , - .11 o 1 . 1 I . - o 1. . 410V2W471V‘I.‘8omd' (30 560618 '0’!“ 1’,
‘members‘ of Old Wail Hook and I J“ U. 8. Bonds to secure cir- , . . ouiatlon ., .........
lotion ........... 150,000.00 Other bonds to ‘
our Company. save a remarkable num-
It Norwnlkfill the State or Conner: Connection.“ the close all
ticnt at tbc'elose of business Match MMBwlI“ 401 MM: -.
4, 1914: Resources .:
Resources. , loans and Discounts .
Loans and Discounts 4672, 230 9i! Dvordn‘Its, hounded Md till-ll
‘ 1
.8
‘i. 1
Bill Well.
Colbnni Wade.
MontenaniwColouoi John ‘.H Watts. of
her of historical remilliscences, and Bonds. Securities etc ..... . 203,449.04 secure Postal
kept his auditors in laughter over the Banking H0119" Fumiture ‘ 81M“?! $3.00K'rllm
expgflenceg Whlflll happened In the and Fixtures . ....... 1. . . . 20,000.00 Premiums on U 81.110110“ - :14“
early days. no dw'nit particularly on Duo from National Banks . “OMS. WWW”, file ----- 300.
the incidents connected with nglltlngl (not reserve agents). 0-16" 88 Banklnc House, Furniture
tires in those days. and some of tllfli ”"9 from Elam and Private i and Fixtures ........... '
Hanks and Bankers Trust
Camisoles and Savings
Due from National Blinks
I not reserve agents)
older members of. the company well:
remembered the circumstances. 3
The Committee Banks .................. 6,608.74 Due from State and Private T,
' 1 Due from Ilpmoied Reserve . llanks :uld Bankers/Frost
Success for the affair ‘3 due the m l Agents ................. 96.iill.7i , ‘omlpanles and Snvim
iou’llng: - ’ . :Cilecks and other Cash ‘ Banks ...................
Howard 1" Zeiuii’, l'oleman, luduumi items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,004 59 Db- from approved Reserve
J' Fiaherty, first. assistant, John 9 Notes» of cther National Agents .................. 34,5“.
Stgdler, i1113001111 assistant 1) H. Hanks .................. 4,200.00 Checks and other Cssh' ~
0mm "fie, 0f Aimsgfiline‘ll‘leen: m li‘rnntionni l’alwr Clil‘it’ilC}, items ..................
8' West, c arman ’ re 8 1 a ’ Nickels and Cents ...... 110913 Notes of other National .
9 Charles D. Hamilton, George Vi. Gain lmem Money Reserve in Banks
er, Albert Coutu. . , ‘ .......... . ........ , , ,
.._ I Bank, viz: bractlonal Paper Currency,
89““ cmmmue“ WW” 1 "0 Specie 3:19:27 10 Nickels and Cents ......
Pherson, Samuel P. ‘Holmes, Charles
Bauer lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz:
Specie
Legal-tender notes
l l‘llegsi-tendcu notes 18,800.00
$527.50 - .
$12,719.00 -
9,500.00.
~ i
The Guests. :ltcdenwticll fund with U_ s
Councilman Hurry .W. Mather. Rob-i Treasurer (5 per cent. of
clothing business. Call at Louis Av-
rlclr, Posiolflce Block South 'Norwaill.
Conn.
' V. I
1
John Fountaine ;
will give you suggestions and anti
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work. ;
8 BURRITT AVE PHQNE GON.
is a hard snow storm. If your
ropilleaks, drop us a card or
'phone us. We will repair and
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed, 11: per square foot. Call us
GENERAL noos AND mason
com-Ramona.
11 Washington St. 80 Nofwnik, Conn
Phone 781.
OBSERVE FllllTlETll Illllll-
VEIISAIIV 0F 0L0 WELL
Continued From Second Page
men, as happened ill New York city
this past week. damning the church,
and yet receiving of her hands. The
trouble is not with the church or re
ligion, the trouble is with the times
ill which .we live. The social world
was never so unsettled. Never in the
history 01‘ man have social conditions
been as if they rested on quicksund.
Everything seems to be changing. The
wonderful inventions and discoveries
ill the scientific world have almost rev-
olutionized lite and living. I feel that
a great change is going on in society.
that every strata. from the top to the
veryboitom, is gradually being chang-
ed. Every thing is striving to adjust
itself to changing conditionsg and as
the church is necessarily somewhat
slow in meeting new conditions and
adjusting herself, some say that she is
Winning her control over men's lives.
But the great fact remains that the
Church oi! God is the ieavening influ-
ence of life, and We will 8684“)!“ when
SOLVENT NO'TICE.
District of Norwaik, as, Probate
Court, March 3, A. D., 1914.
i
Estate of Susan. llalazs, late‘oi Non‘
walk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwvalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here.
of for the creditors oi! said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to mascot their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to [make immediate pay-
.ment to
ST. PETIIIRSBURG, March 11.—-’~Rus-
sin today announced that "it had decid-
ed to accept the invitation of the Unit-
ed Istates Government to partieipatel
in the naval review in Hampton Roads'
in 1015 In celebration of the opening
or the Panama (lanai. The names of
the. vessels selected to proceed to Am-
erican waters for the occuslon'will be
published later. "iii“
mun—am.
Sentinel Wants are a nun-.11 action
1
alien. 'i‘ner alert! a tract wry of
carrying I message to the ones who
‘V wiilbe most interested ‘
LOUIS. 8. BEERS,
Administrator.
‘1
mi 11 18
........
“JOSEPH c. MAGKIN DEAD.
CHICAGO, March 11—410“le c.
Mackin, a powerful factor in liilnolli
Democratic politics, thirty years ago.
died early today, at the Chicago State
Hospital for the Insane. He was crad-
Ited with having Introduced the free
lunch in saloons.
Among his friends he was known as
mannbra. lie was 73 years old
Ten oer cent. of diminlort 111 I
social conditions become more stable
and settled. that the church has had
,great influence in bringing it about.
This, my; friends, is one oi? the duties
of a fire chaplain or any other chap-
lain, as he touches men to make them
realize that after all, the Church of
God stands Iothhe very things which
support and leaves lite. To make the
man whom he touches my personal con-
tact sao that the visible things pf this
world are not the realities of life, but
that they are the invisible. that for
which the church stands. VA chaplain
must. first of all, be a man of and
amongmen, but yet different. He
must preach that which he represents
not only with the word of mouth, but
by his own life. He must make men
feel and realize that the real things 01:
lilo are the things of (l‘od. ’I-le must
enter into the lives of the men and by
kindiy'sympathy, by the word of ad!
vice, by the show of friendliness and
by genuineness and sincerity, preach
in his life those things for which he
stands and ‘of “4.1.1. he speaks.
Mayor Wilson.
VI"
‘ colleague. mayor Funnels I. Barbell. of-
in; history of the
. Well will have 110 last member.
,A Good Roon‘est‘
E.R.Bradley&Co.
the oily or Norwalk, gave an interest. non
Is'v
as time goes on, would be to begin with
the first and not miss a member all
,down the train of years; and yet the
last would not be reached. for Old
I
From a start 40. years ago with a
few oiiMlme ieathern fire buckets. a‘
couple of ladders, some axes and a
bike pole or so; all hanging on the
old depot wall: and the flower of the
budding City of 'South Nol‘walk‘s clu-
zenship, as its organizers, a. tire com-
pany sprang into being, whose fame
as a band of invincible fighters and
royal good fellows, too, soon spread
beyond the State and earned a name,
so dear andw'ell maintained, that the
roll is long of those 111‘ Its first days
who are still with tile re-eniorcenlents
oi’ later years. The old and the new-
timers are with null tonight, each feel-
ing more proud than the other that his
name is upon that scroll of honor. 011
tallt list we seenmnlce, aplenty, or
men who busily building a city. stop
pod lull); enough occasionally to put
out the fires that kept pace with the
new. city's progress; or, when fire bus-
ineq was slack. for an exercise frolic
l-onybody‘s wagon, if he wasn't look-
!lng, that. happened to be handy. did
Pi’or the exercise apparatus and, it is
safe to say, it was done for. all right,
lat the end of the run, but even black-
,‘smitils have to live, so a double Dill
‘pose was served. Perhaps a feast, to
, n1ark.an event, was the order, or just
fbecause some one moved that it was
‘ time to out; a motion that was always
[tabled at once. and then. taken up
'piecelneul, so to speak, until wholly
digested mid rampant, though harlllon~
ions debate.
indeed, those Old Well hooks were
a popular bunch; even the prize chick-
ona of certain prominent citizens.
seemed to have a sort of love for the
truck quarters; or was it Did Wall's
hankering for chickens? Tradition as
revealed by the neighbors, says, these
chickens never came back to feed any
more. but, as it has also been handed
down that the fire luddies of those
days were good feeders, as now, it is
presumed that the chickens fared not
ill. Even today some pretty fair chick-
en inspectors are In the good old com-
puny.
For a year or more the Old Well
Truck Company constituted the citys
whole lire department. until its
sponsibiiity was no ably relieved rill
part by the advent of Putnam Hose}
whose ranks rejoiced in the posbession
of some of Old Wall’s originals.
l
i
an London, John Milne, M. .l. RIerdanJ circulation) ....... _ ...... 7,500.00 ——~—~——- 52,210 0
George W. Stevens, II. J. Hipson. Vilne from 17.8. Treasurer .. 3,400.00 Redemption fund with ll.
Electrical Commissioners 1’. .-Bro ——-— IS. Treasurer 15 per cent V
phy. Thomas Robins, Fredelick Hunks 1 Total ................. $1,235,704.21 . of circulation .......... 5.000 00
"“8“ '. Liabilities. i v ',V-
{strict Commissioner Stephen S.V’ Capital stock paid in ...... 3200 00000 Total .................. ”35.3309
Hutch, :Surplus fund ............ 50,000.00‘ Liabilities. V
City Clerk J. J. Linxweller. Eullle’idt’d Profits, 198$ EX— Capital BLOCK Ipaid in ,,,,,, $1” 000%
Assistant (‘ity Clerk Stephen ilokus. l penses and Taxes paid _ 06,380.60 Surplus l’uml ........... 100000
Clty Assessor William F. Hoyt.
Chief Engineer George W. Bogal‘dua‘. V
Motlewalni .
William J. Powell, Frederick .\i.lWheei~l
Deputy Chiefs Samuel
81'.
Chief Engineer Samuel C. Siluug, oil
Waterbury.
Captain Walter \icCartily, l’utnulll
Hose Company.
Captain ‘Harry Waterbury,
flower Hook and ladder Company.
Cnplaln W. R. Cniliil,
gins Company.
Phoenix ”It 11
Captain Charles H. iiiissard. l’io‘
neer Hook and [Aldllm Company.
(‘npiniu ioilll iicnoiit, 'iiope
Company
Chief of l‘oiice- -Wiiiiuln it. Penning
ton.
Sergeant .I. ll. Gibson.
A. Coutu, Joseph Davis, Wilfred Bod-j ' ‘
Harris. Frank Connors"?
William ,
H. AJ
Mathewson, James Hoyt, George H.‘
Suites. . Fairiield, as.
well, .lulnes
Harry Peters, Joseph Holey.
S. Wilcox, Robert ill. Wilcox.
Hirst, F. (l. Benedict. Paul
Cllllllefi iiilluiiion Enoch Silver, 'i‘llcoyV
« shovel 111.1le hunk 1io holeililll; swan
tar, Archie E anh, Robert Morton :Viilai the above statement is true ioV
F. llePicrne, .lnci: Quelill Frank Land the “PM CT my knowiczd o and be‘iei‘ i
er, Charles A. \valtcls. Matthew (‘orl
belt (2. F. Benedict, Prank Nash. Mi
dore Clark. ii. ll. Molloii, .lulllos Lo.
'1‘. lintcll, (ieolgc ii. I‘V'Gil‘is‘, Frank‘
Day,\1\Vl.lllillll l’oiilner. Warren
Smith, Jr., Leo Davis, R. L". Iiitcheii'
E. W. 'l‘uinludgc, Hamilton (tomslock
fi'boyal 'i.. Comslookimroy Adallls,b‘rank
lull-ranch Homer Crow, till-bard Volgllll
Albert Hamilton. R. (‘J
11311111112117?
Royal .1. Mills,
Clark, Fred S. Lyon. Willis Mills,
Preston Hurt. Homer 1-“. Bllcknnln,‘
CllarieslB. Watkins, H. .l. Rayi'usc lia.l
lold Parsons, Roland Plait, George P ‘
Bette, Alfred iirown. William 0. Mc
Lean, E. F. Smith, M.
Frank N. Ferris. Frederick =Scheidier.
Charles T. D'lnlond, C. A. (iopelcy,
Charles D. «Rogers, .l. Emory Stevens,
Mr. Underdown, oi Wllitcsiiie 1.. i.
Ellllillllll lllll llll.
~illlilllii Mill Hill
may». ..—.... ....
Yes, that list tells many a ntory.ti1nt'
could not be recounted In a night, nor
. many 11 nights ratios of the old do
partment days.
As we trace down the line, a name
here and there causes us to pause with‘
pointed finger still. and with a algal
we say: “All. but he was a noble old
boy." in thought We lay a phantom
flower upon the shadow of the past.
For a second the eye dime with a tear
that won't. stay back. How tender is
the softening influence of time. Yes.
they were a bully lot, those dear old
boys, who were once with us; none
better. IBut they" have repeated them.
selves in those who have since step
pod into the ranks. For where is there
a better lob-and so it. will be.
The glorious past is cure, the splen-
did rocord has been, maintained and.
will be sustained. And we are hereto-
night. and giadVbbcaune wears here
With those whose hands have gripped
0an when smoke has hid the way;
with thosewllose arms have been
about us when the fiery chasm has,
, ‘ yawned beneath our feet. Thus the,
Mayor Clinord B. Wilson. of Bridgn love. the truth titer loyalty has been
‘ ”I" inexpensivir “9““ 0’ communl "Chesterfield." because of his correct Dori. Who regretted the absence of his: pledged that‘
rat
011W:
“GaliiornIaLSyrup oi Hus” Best
tor lender Stomach,
Liver, dowels
I
Look‘back at your childhood days
Remember the "dose" mother inelstul
ohm—cantor oil. caiomci, catililrtics.
How you hated 1:!ch11, how you fougbtiweV are inuunyord owning real estate
against tailing WWI:
With our children it's difirri-ni.
Mothers who cling to the old farm oi‘ Mulch A 1).. 1911.
physio simply dent realize what they ‘
do. The ciliidreun remit in wall
founded. Their tender little "illolde‘l"iilcllla1‘li J. Reynolds,
are injured by them
if Your 0-1ng 91010111111, hint and ed cndorscrs are 1012.1an and laxativ-
boweis need cleansing, giro on‘. .y dull-
clcus “California Sylup oi Fignfi'
action In position, bill; gentle. Mill ions
of mothers keep this hulmlcsa “iruit Murcia/1'. 1).. till-i
lay lmow children]
love to lake It: ,tV lat it 116ch fails .to mil lit
clean the liver and bowels and sweeten
the ..aiomach, and that n. teaspoolllini‘
wr‘
laxative" handy;
‘ him to
HUSH
l
'Nntional [tank Notes out~ 1- Undivided Profits, “3‘33 ex- .
standing ................ 141,600.00 hen-886 and Taxes «paid -- 25.564
line to other National National Bank Notes out— ‘. w‘,
minus .................. 1,7302?» Standing ------------- 94.6904!
Due to State 11.1111 Private Due 10:00:81" National 1 ,
banks and Bunkers ..... 5.73.75 Banks .......... 24.5818
Due to VTrust Companies Due '10 Tm‘st Companies 3" .
and “at lugs Punks ...... 591.30 find Savings hunks ------ 4V5”.
lDilldnnds 1”an ,,,,,,,,, 119,00 individual deposits subject “I.
“"3” lindividuai deposits subjelt 5. to ”‘80“ ---------------- 4“ V497; V
l to check ................ 670,:i-l1’at’0 Demand celilficates 0‘. de‘
V;il1\mund certificates of do- 1 908“ -------------------
posit VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV .1091; 91’, Certified Checks ........
V(‘.0nifipd (hacks ,,,,,,,,,, ' 233 .10 Pasta] Savings deposits -. ..
i‘llshiei s checks outstand- Bills ‘iml‘ablL‘; including 01)-
ng ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 100430 ilgatlcns I01- money borv .
Bills payable, including ob~ VV VOW?“ ----------------- 301999
iiguiiolls fol mercy bor- . ”Mi”
rowed .................. 93.000.11.11“ Total .................. $825 330 i
lirbliities other than those SW43 0? ('0.|ill*"‘ti‘0‘ily 009M507
allow .................. 1.90 WWW. 88- a
_. 7---- l, Wilfred, llndwell, cashier of ;
'i‘ctui ................. 31.235.701.21 above-named hank. do svlernnlvfiw
state of Connor-limit. " of that tilo'above statement is tru
rl
I (‘01 1‘1 I t «Alto: t
H. Suiting”!
its of no. walk
i‘oullty ,
. ,the best of lily knowledge and ball
1. (theater S. Selleck, cashier oi‘ the, WILVFRED ”ODWEL'L' Cashier
Subscrrbed and sworn to before In
this 10th day of March, 1914. V ' V "
GEORGE l.. W'OODWARD..
Notary Pub’lc
”w
‘iulrfi'l‘h‘lbi {Sh‘ld ECK Clsilier.
Sahel tiled and mum to before me
illi-l lilil duy ol’ Miiltl‘l, 1914
SAMUEL l. WEED,
Notary Public.
(Ton-1‘- el—- \tii‘st:
J \VALLAC E MARVIN,
Lawn; 11 illlnmU'I'l‘,
Cii-ltlS'i‘lAN swan'rz,‘
NEW HAVEN up I
aw”...
1:1“le o suntan,
.11. H. uneven.
ll. 1‘, ,-(‘Oi,l«3liiTRN.
i‘o the Board oi i'ollllig, Clmlllhs. on
01‘s of h‘ilililelti (‘vounly
i he'eby apply for a transfer of :1
liicenso No. 14 to sell Spiriiuons unit
intoxicating Liquors, All}, Lager licer,
Rhine Wine and Cider from (than, ‘Efi
Williamson, resolver in bankruptcy of
Chas. Adams list, at 9 liniiroud Ave,
to Curl Schu‘lil, at 0 Railroad A-‘vaq'V
Town of Norwuik
The promosrd place of business is7
not located within 200 feet in a di
‘rect line of .1 church l'ldiiice or Public
School liOlhO or the premises pertain
lug .thcleto, or any Post office, l’ll-‘ .lilc
lel‘ny or ‘Ct‘mutcry.
Dated at .Norwuiii, this ii)“: any of
Marc-15‘s; 1).. 1014.
, CARI. S‘Cli‘Allil. Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
Viaxnhyezgs us de’lncd 'by law, of tho
lTown ci‘ Nmuaik. hereby (adorns the
illppiilution n: the above named Cali
i-‘cllaub for such license and we do
suaverlliiy certify each for himself that
will lililiiilli
Govenmcniflcpmt Also Show
Inspections oi liars and Brakes
Give Fair Average
w...._.._.
WASH'INl,.T()N. March il.—‘—Hnlel
appliances and kindred matters“ coll-
‘ctituta the subject or a recent report:
of the Interstate (zombierco cannula-V
sion. The v’report states that H.301?
freight carslon' the New York, New
Haven 8; Hartford railroad. were ain-
apected during the fiscal year ending
July 1, last. 0! these. 1883. or 9.6 per
cent. were found defective in one
respect or another. Considerably
smaller numbers oi iii-eight can on
the New Haven road were inspected,
in previous yoursVand tho purcenlasb
of defective curs reported was also
smaller,’ as follow: ill 1012,, 0.8, per
cent; .1911, 3.73 per cent; 1910. 20
per cent; 1909, 0.3.per cent.
Terminal tents of 1121- imakwion til,
N. 11., N. H, a it. it. n. were made
Fred H ioiemu :1 ‘llvl‘uy if. i“? ~ during the last fiscal your by govern
lAibcl‘i M Poilllnan Matthew (o.brtt,.m,.m Inspectors 1,. till: I‘m” pf
wtrainn and’m‘rs am. An to the; .
tests the commission ireport ind it
this showing; liraitcs lint 0
brakes that did not cppiyll 0,0 build
that opelated 1,104,111”; not can
on by air It; curs controlled by
1,104,111» can‘t; 111' cars controlled.
. air 03, brakes with- excessive plat
travel it.
.1 The report lllrdlizr allows that. ‘
situated in said Town or Norwuik.
Dated at Norunlk this 101i: day .I
|
i hereby certify that the above 11am
era as delimit by law, of thn ’l‘owu
Dated at riorwalk. this liltil tiny ‘clVi‘
ANNIE. W.SMI.'DH1
. Assistant/lawn Clerk.
1. ,
POEICEMAN AHEEETG His 8001. railroad during till- you 5‘
Iron lawn ion to or moral laws
' lineal his own son‘iaat night VArm- by traillulVen calla
2.700 ' ‘
Norwalk Chronicler