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or. Address “M, " Box 90, Norwolk
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Afternoons all
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' FOR SALE
TO LET-5 NICE ROOMS WITH
Improvements in
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WANTED-GOOD STRONG 130v Ave
about 16 years or age to walk in
printing office. Apply to The ‘Borda
Press, Sentinel Bldg, rui'i 3t
Iqulre R Joselovsky, 4 Cove Ave.
TO
Nouwaik stationq‘
ngton St. 1318 otI
TO LET-4 ROOMS. N0. 1 COVE
All modern inllpnovements.
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_ WANTED ——- PAINTERS.
‘ . Kirk,“ Norotonfieinhts.
LOUIS
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WANTED—YOUNG MEN AND W0
men to become detectives. Dou'Itl
miss this opportunity. Write C. R.,
care Sentinel, South 'Norwalk. mi7 3t
WANTED—COMBINATiON LOCK
safe 3 x 4. Telephone 500. South
Norw-aik. 1111’? {it
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five rooms, All
weeks’ rent free to respectable parties.
Decorated to taste.
Randall Blk.
improvements; barn, chicken
Telephone 1041 ring
TO liar—rams, roua AND
improvements; two
inquire B. Woik,
mlti 6t.
WANTED —-— HIGHEST PRICES
paid for secondhand furniture, car?
pets, rugs, etc. J. K. Finch. and (30.,
12 Madison St., city. Tel. Con.
11117 (St
-WANTED WEAVERS A‘ND
learners. Learners paid 'whiie learn-
ing. English speaking people prefer-
red. Apply Muller Gloria Mills, Win-
nlpauk. ' ml4 6t
WANTED—FREE 'AND CLEAR
lots for beautiful income property.
Box 685, So. Norwalk, Conn, mill 7t
WANTED-r—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
85.00 for bob yalves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel,1151~
029 if
Know Thyself
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND .'!EAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street,
.0th Norwalk. Conn. Tel. 345.
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The New. Science:
DEFINITION or cHlaoPaAc'rlc.
Chiropractic Is the definition oi; the
chase of the disease and: the art of
adjusting the same Disease is calls
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 different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and: pain, health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys~
- toms in yourbody. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the a me. You will never re
gret giving t. eChiropractor a chance
to helpy
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. F rancls. D. C.
94 Washington at. Go. Norwalk, Conn.
ammo from Palmer school. like
discoverer. . '
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2 other methods have failed'to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you. call on me and be con- ,
the BEST
vinced that I am usi
not: MOST UP TO: ATE
Painless Methods
summon n. c.
_ 6’3: Meadow Sn. South ‘Norwalk.
, 710 8 p. m. »
307 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
m‘. to '5 p m.
Spinal Analysis Free
1-,F‘OR'SALE
, not mums also rouse man's
‘ “Stilts will no sold at almost one-half
“pl-ice. as we are All; out or the
3' .Whi: .Iinslneas. mail of units Ava
Vii . soothes Block, South fNordek,
first floor, 266 East"Ave., E. Norwolk.
Three minutes from trolley, depot and
churches.
Tel. 1271-3.
W
crating.
per. up—{o-date styles,
Estimates cheerfully given.
tiers solicited. Tel.
TO ILETwFiVE' LARGE ROOMS,
H. D. Wright.
mill 6t
Rent . $12.
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAlNTING, .PAPERHANGING, DEC-
Pninters’ supplies. Wall pa-
lowest prices.
Trial or-
400. Alexander
m14 ti
White, 61 1~2 Ely Ave.
Inn illilliii
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of .Norwalk, ss.,
Court, March 3, A. D., 1914.
Estate of Susan Balazs. late. of Nor-
walk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here
of for the creditors of said. estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present 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 '
Probate
LOUIS IS. BEERS.
mi 11 .18 Administrator.
ORDER OF NOTICE,“
District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Court, March 18, A. 1)., 1914.
Estate of :Hannah- G. Johnson. late
of Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court by the coon-
tor of the will of said deceased, prny~
lug for reasons therein set forth for
an order authorizing and empowering
him to sell the inventorled real estate
of said estate.
Ordered, That said application ’he
heard and determined at the Probate
office in Norwalk. on the 24th day of
March, 1914, at 2 o‘clock afternoon,
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a news-
paper having a circulation in said dis-
'trict, at least five days before, said
day of hearing. I
xl-lENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
Advertise in .‘the
Obtain Results
almost new ‘and bwo \i‘amiiy houses.
or few llouls daily ‘Has two typel'vrlt house. Inquire F. 0. Johnson, 17 Lin cottages for sale, or will echan‘ge for
this It properly,” in your section or vicinity
IMorbgagee stocks. bonds or other val.-
LET“ATTRA'CTWE ONE uables taken as pa.yment
WANTED FIRST MORTGAGES half 'iamlly residence 0 rooms a" list Blinn coo Malley Building, New
52 .500 and $3,800 to: modern stucco ‘.lmprovelnents beautiful interior, 5 Haven, Conn. Agents protected.
residences. 6 per cent Interest ill ad. minutes ‘0 Ea“
IMaring Construction‘Co., 125 Wastn!
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SENTINEL and" -
VICINITY NEW HAVEN—dorm}
Also shore
Send for
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F‘Ga SALE—NEAR BISHOP MILL.
I-fine 12 room house price $3,500; also
good ti room house, city watel and toi-
Inlist only 81. 250; pay down 3250; und',
'5 lange lots 50 by 225, near N01 walk
price $750; and one lot, Spring Hill,
200. more 31 h '
TO LET—NINE ROOM nousa..*,a,k 8° 3°“ 4 9°“ W”
all
house. fruit, three acres; on trolley;
five minutes from. Norwalk bridge. 65 business wagon, with panel doors 12—Sflm\\9I M SWIM“?
Newtown Ave.
4.
71117 5tI
FOR SALE—ONE CLOSED TOP
front. back and seat. New condition
" 11:16 litislllo. Apply Postal Telegraph office, 14—31“: J \lllton
South Norw aik.
74 Washington St.,
' .m17 3t
Rock eggs from good winter laying
strain for hatching. Also a fee liar-
red Rock cockereis. Job Lockwood,
R. F. D., 37, So. Norwaik. Tel. 1306-2.
‘ mill 3t
FOR SALE—0N
lot 60 x 135.
ther particulars inquire at 22 'liul‘rilt
Ave. mil 6t
BURRITT
FOR 8ALE-1911 HUDSON MOD:
el “20" Roadster, in perfect condition.
completely equipped. Tires nearly
new. Demonstration gladly given.
No, 1, ’Bridgeort, Conn.
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Los'r
LOSTT‘VVHITW KID GLOVE 0N
Washington St. below-on «Crescent Ter-
race and post-office. Kindly return to
this office and receive reward.
John Feuntaine
will give you suggestions and cell
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.
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON.
20th Cantu-i; Triumph
and permanent cure
case. investigate.
Suggestive Therapy,
the Spine.
many with Nature.
PROF. MILLER
Special Notice-l have remol ed In)
office at Keeler' s Bldg. so Not-await:
to my Main Office at 1169 Chapel St,
New Haven, Conn.
MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR SALE—BARRED PLYMOUTH
AVE.,'
Price $1,000. For fur?
Price $325.00. A. E. Wheeler, n, r. 7)..
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Latest scientific method of treating:
disease and ailments, assures positive;
reaches everyl
Magnetic
Treatment, Latest Treatment of the liaison
Vital Organs, the Nervous System and}
A System of Healing which bringsI
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into hur-
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lrlyveighl Births, Thirty. sevn
Baillie and Thirteen
, “Marriages
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According to the vital statistics filed
with Town Clerk uiierbert R. Smith,
last month, there were ,ihirty-eight
births in Norwaik, thirty-seven deaths
and thirteen marriages, as follows:
I Deaths.
4 . Y. M, D,-
2——Edwurd com-tom 20 2 2
27—lienjanlin R. Issues 82
4-Eruest R. Sartlni I21
iahmnsrd Taradaeh 4 4 22
5—~~-Ann O‘Neil , sq
6——'Jalnes Elardo 50
7-»«Frank uApecella I)
7~Antonio Riccio 3
7—Alt‘red Kroger 50 ‘20
8—Stephen McNerney -
8—~Ellzaheth' Gaiyas 42 8 18$
8——James E. Stevens 89
9—4liarold Silk 5 7 17..
,—~10 (‘atherine M Bernard 50 18 10* ‘
Iii—«Joseph Squires 48
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12~liieorge 0. Seller 1 11‘
59 3 2
Ill—~Sarah Ann Hall 76 1 ‘
Iii—Amara i-i. Szalai . 1 1‘9:
Iii—Stephen Redway .21'
16-Joseph Tammany 74 2 15
l7»~Mnry Ann \Vaish 73 3 14
ilk—Arthur J. Lelmcr 10 28
l9—~—'I‘he:'esa Palango 62
20——.\iargaret Murphy 54
22-»Alcxander Mills 16 4 12
23—:Samuel Kolodny 29
23-Janp Smith 84
,24——lli‘iorence Makovioh 5
24v—Louise S. Clear 14 7 .
26—«Rnchel Kelly 62 ‘ ‘ ~
26—William E. Raymond 61 1'2
L’Il—Suszlnah S. Utzillger 74 it
L’TéCorneiIn F. Baird 08 8
2_8—.\licllacl McGowan 68
; 28-—l'lloobe Willis 90
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Births.
2-~—'Son to Barney and May Miller. ‘
:i-—~t‘.eo:'ge to James and Grace Hop-
kins. »
i~\\'iiliunl
It‘ullis.
‘i-Emmn to I‘b'arles and Eliza Kis-
tenbaum.
4—-—Wlnu0lla l0 i’cr‘civnl and Angie
ilenuett
.yolucille to Mortimer
Ibelle Whitnev.
I fl~i.ella to Joseph und'Cora liritto."
5—i-illy to Joseph and Cora Britta.
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I (inezn to Joseph and Audra
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.——ll)orothy to Leonard and Cass
undra Wilmot.
I ill—Emanuele to Charles and Sue-
anna Oddo.
I 8~Son to James II. and Julia Mc-
Nernéy.
S~Snrab to John
Istolz.
9-Francis to
and Florence
Joseph and Julia
9—-lRaymond lo Raymond and Eliz-
Ia'beth Langley.
9—Paul to John
Carpenter.
Il—spalll
Grumley.
12—hilennor
Margaret Casey.
14—Alice to Edgar and Pearl Hoyt
lfi—Cora to William and Louise
Holloway
to William and: Mary
to William III. and
Henry St, please call again any even
lng Ifrom five to seven?
WILL LADY W'HO FOUND PIN
front 25 cent'store and called at 8 u
tondina chras.
'liiwDorothy to John
Burns.
Ill—«Angeline to Christopher and
and Mary
1.51" 3" Antonott‘e Csnnto.
mamas.
luminance
makes.
all
Plummer
Conn.
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ARIORCULTURIOTO. ,3
SOUTH NOHWALK, CONN.‘
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ROTON
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND «I. LB‘I‘TS, PROPOI '
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kinds of chickens.
‘ “slot per is or -»
r iuou'liiter .W "‘
moms—.7.
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m h. noel-:33
The
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33%,?“ euro. 15’ rum-la ve-
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 8t Saunders
Will pay highest cash. prides form all
We have em for Wes'teritng. .
hatching from choice'mhind pens of
197mm to John v and Fannie
Ii. Johnson .
sea—Donald to Percy and Martha
Barnum.
2i—Jane to. Fletcher and .15th
Montgomery .,
rep aired. .
per montmmnasinn“ that: zzwilernard to Abraham and Annie
”M at 85 ’9' m9" Weinsteiu.
Ira to ‘ira and Phoebe Whaley.
2 *-"988118 to Thomas and Marion
Ambrose.
Zia—Harold to Joseph and Ella PeIl-
nell.
Wood.
Maniac.
Ferris.
' ' to
Pasquale
» Rachelle. Car.
'I‘hurmann.
Inna 1314403571:
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and Ana- ~ \
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and Miguel
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95"395919 4° 199999” 999 Minn hot the chance his part offered to show
Les—«Amelia to Alfred and Rosie trsyal
25*”EIBW9I‘ I0 ““1“" 999 L999 ‘.could charming the audience by lliii
and m...
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“William do “PM“ and ME“ IIIP revenge is his love “for Squire Don-
”WWW?“ ‘0 Harry» and 1935“" who has penetrated O'Brien's disguis,_
28-Dhulr tar to, soil and Lillilln‘bgm R.
Dbdne‘ity can. can and ales-
, ty‘a eoualoblelwto a lonely mountain
glen. ‘where the squire was illforllled.
Brion and: his nine it could no
iouhd and captured. l'Bthhla trap suc-
needs and Donneily dlld his men are
linoeda Biscuit
‘Nouriahmentwfine fia-
' VOf—purityu-crihpnm made prisoners. They are about to
“wholcgomoncgs. All he put to death when Margaret, who
for. 5 ., cents, . in the " had ,concealed herself near the glen :
moisturb-prooi'packagcf,’ lor the double purpose of saving her
father's “found her lover Il'hnl cour
milling a crime. begs to know‘ if
there "Is any sacrifice that she can
make in order to save her"futhpr. lint
one,JO’Bri'eu answers, and that is that
she promise to marry hlnl. lier fath-
er indignantly forbids such a rash,
' promise, but Margaret heroically opn-'
cents and the squirc's the .5 saved.
"Later O'Brien. who has been para
cloned by the government, is con-I
sciencesmllten because of forcing an,
unwilling promise from a woman llll-I
der such circumstance. and offers to
. release her from her promise. To his
great surprise and satisfaction, Marga-
ret shows no Inclination to be releas-
ed, and admits that she is willing to
redeem her promise. .And they live
happily ever after. }
'Miss Alice Solon, as Old Nancy, the
mountain witch was: a scream. TheI
love-making of Edward J. Splan as
Terry Murphy, and Anna K. Connolly:
as Alice German, ill true Irish dialect,‘
afforded much amusement, as did the '
bashful courting of Alice S .
Blanch Flynn, by T. '.A Collins as
- Phil Courier. '
During the intermissions Miss Ilele
on V. Millard rendered in a very pleas- I
ing manner ':St. Patrick's Day" and'
the “Low-Backed Car.” David Manon I
White Serge.
Trousers ‘
Look?
Let us clean and press them
' for the coating season; We also
cleanse and press ladi‘es' suits.
A fair trial is all we ask
'Phone - 5 ring 4 '
Round, thin. sender‘-
with a delightful flavor _,
—appro rials i‘orlunch-
The Feed 81 Voik
Electrical 1 Co
The Only Fullyflquipm
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In the Town '
AUTO screen's.
Phone sue ~59 so. a... so.» *
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AM ‘30,. every day. . ey brought forth gates of lnerrlment‘
Crisp, tasty“ and 2‘); ills side- splitting recitation, How : So Nor-wall. Mule Hall flinch“.
» '1 ley Conduct an Election in lrelanui' . -
“rangth‘ning' FRSh One of the features of the eveningImmrnvnv'v ‘C7W
b‘kcd' MdeOSh dc' was the singing of “When it’s Moon I
.livcred. 10 cents. light in Mayo," and-"if »1 Only HadI
a Home Sweet Home," by Master
'Willinm Rllodc of Stamford, in .uoI ‘-
tumc. «Master Rllode, who is but sev-I ‘
on years old, has a remarkably strong!
and sweet tenor voice. and bids fair
.to develop into a genius. They werei
accompanied by Steegmuiler’s orclles I
,iru which also entertained with iris}.
melodies. '
There was a performance ill the of-
ternoon as well as in the evening. and.
it is estimated that altogether there
Ash Cans J
$1.10 to
$3.50 ..
. »- .Cans 39c
i. to $150 ‘
" . . were about 1,000 people in attendance}
Buy biscuit baked by standing room being at a premium. IAlbeI-t F Gehebe
NAI|ONAL The ushers, who were pretiilyI
, gowned in appropriate green n 7d whiteI ,
2 Wes Was in on t.
BISCUIT u ere The Misses Nora 070mm! 5 9' h gt 5 '
. .7 , I south Norwaik.
(OMPANY , brace and Frances Costello, Myrtle? 10692 P _ Deli ,.
~ . and Nutnlle Scully, Alberta Comstock, 199°” ”mi" "’3'
AM”. [Mkfor that Tessie Buckley, Alias hit-Hugh, Jo- -_._
Property owners utilise sentinel
Want Ads. in finding My?” or tear»
ants with small cost or delay.
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may York, Newiiaven.
and Hartford
Railroad Timetable
scphilie and lgnes l.vucll and “4.4. i‘. I
A. AdicNamara. William Mcliugh sold
tickets and Flank ..l iono‘lllle presid-
ed at th edoor.
'rHlo Dni‘llls'rls PERSONAE
Squire Donnelly, an English official
residing in Ireland John J. Cunco'
Burtle'lBranningan. formerly an Ir-
ish patriot. now an informer and
traitor Edward J. Hayes
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24—iiarlholomcw John White
Grace Theresa Keeling.
ZZbFrank i‘nsqunlc iliid
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Antolleite ,
thin-Nicola \‘rltul-ci and Anna (las-
tnbilc. James O'Brien. captain of a band of
23~Frunk John Culli‘ieri and May rebels 11). Louis Ladrigan -——--——-——
Atkinson. Phil Connor, a young irisll American IN EFFECT MARCH 15, 1914.
l-Jcseph Fobrizio and ilose All- Thomas A. Collins; 77-7—7 3
alone. ' Terry Murphy. DI‘OUG of h birth \ISOUTH NORWALK TO NEW'VOIK'
8~Anthony lilrhoyto and Kaihcrin and ready to fight for L ill (.0 A. 'M.—1:20x, 5:33x, 5:413, 5:09,
Zniaczkowrka Biallgll Edward “I Splat: 6:553, 72181:, 7:46, 8:17x,8:55x,9:153.‘
iii—Vincent (‘zaphihi and Victoria Margaret, Donnelly, the squire-o 9:37, 10:27x, 10:45x, 11:44:.
liqffa. daughter, who falls to know her 7p. M.-1. 09x, 1 19 3 00:7. 3 23,:
1—~John Pupil and Eva Kuziellcka. own heart Elizabeth R Hamilton [:4 40X 5:12x, N.“ 6‘ Wk, 6:417:11”.
I7: 31x, 9- 42x, 10 1277
Sundays.
A. M.~12.2px.5:333, 5.41)“ 8 54.
10:27x, 11:24.
P. M.-—12:50x 2: 44x, 3: 00x, 5;“;
6:00x, 7:01x, 7:12. 7. 537,7 9:42. 10:12:,
10:28. ' “ "‘
25~Archlbhld Loving Josh! and Blanche Flynn. Margaret's cousin.
Florence Lillian hnmduge. a venue lady with common sense
4—Charles Agustus Rubey , Alice :.-S Foley
Minnie Beers Alice German. Margarots maid and
. _....-..._.._...._.. Terry's fptule better half,
Anna K. Connolly
DRNMA ERIN 90 BRIE“ Old Nancy. a mountain witch. who
'8 PRESENTED tells more truth than. folks like to
hear Alice C. Splan
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laminates.“ imu’i rirel gnaw ”1...... .. ._ “'".“"I""“',‘" ...'............ A. M.—-4 4,5x h: 40 6. ‘5‘ '8 03*.
training by the 39" M J. Lynch who To the. Board of County Commission ‘ 8:51x» 9:151, 10: 0217., 10: 05", 10: 50:,
‘ era of Fail-field (:‘onnly: 11: 03
wtlizl‘rsteidhard for the splendid success, I hereby apply for a transfer of a ~M.~'-12: 03 1- 05 $441.2 57
The scenewas" laid In the mountalnh‘men'“ N9: '1‘ t9 99“ ’SII’IVII“°“5..~'“II3 73» 9.0'X. .3- 55 4:29. 5:0537. 6,24,- 5; 28
‘of ir'old‘lid.” Jilh‘iis ‘M O'Brien, the intoxicating Liquors: Ale. Lager Beer, a 01x 6: 07 a 10x, 9 4px, 9: u “.153
leader of _a band of mountain rebels“ Rhine Wine and Cider iron} Chas. E 11: 30} 12: 00x. “
I ‘ i 7 Sundays. .1
has escaped no... risen and returns Williamson, receiver in balltruptcy o ’ .
In disguise to wort}: for aqulm Don» Chas. Adams i:st., lit 9 Railroad Ave. A. M78: 00. 8: 08):. 9: 0111:, 10:02:
‘ to Curl Scilaub, ht 9 i‘iailload Ave. 1110017.
holly. throtqgll whom, inihis official on
paclty, he Was committed to his lonely
island prison. innocent- of crime.
O'Brien has sworn vengeance on Don-
nelly and Bertie Brannigan. whose
trickery it was that betrayed‘him to
the squire. D. Lotus ILadrigan did re-
markabie work as the Mountain Rebel,
.,and Edward J. Hayes took adv‘anta‘ge
Town of Nor-walk
The proposed .phlco of business is.
not located within 200 feet in a di 12: 0075.. .
rect line of a Church Ediflce 01 Public; ” ' .
Schoo'l- house, or the premises pertain-I SOOTH NORWALK TO NE, HAVEN
ing thereto, or any Post~ofiicc, PublicI‘ 'A’. M712: 23x. 11171:,47 28
Libray or Cemetery. . 9:1.Gx, 10: 22, 11: 112:, 11: 57:
Dated at Norwnlk, this 10in day» oliI 1111.713 20...;11467'7, 4: 28,
March A 11,1914. ' .6: 47: 7: 10;, 9: 267:, 10: 501:, .
his wonderful powers of character Sol. ‘ CARL SCI'IAUIII, Applicant. I , . ‘1 .. . Auction.
City Auditor John J. Cohen We. the undersigned, electors and, M.-—12:232,1:17x. 7
played Squire Donneil‘y as no other taxpayers] ended bylaw, of the 10 19, 11:11:; .
P M: 12:70, norms .33.: 5:02):
application of the above?
Schsub" for sllc’h“;licenss I _. ,. .. " .
severally certityledsh for himself that; SOUTH .NORWAL'K TO
we are tannayers owning . real estate? .4». Amide-1: 2o .76 13, 8: 27, o
situated in said Town of ‘ fNorwalk. P M.-~1: 25, 4: 38, 6' 20, 'i
are "on: this lint any o » ..
characteristic strong and natural not
' The dilly break in Q‘Brien' 9 plan of
nelly's beautiful daughter .Magrgarst‘.
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