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,wa‘urso-anr ‘Anbn'rs Anna's-
plants cryi‘our' rooms,‘m‘ust be central» rooms, viurnished i‘or’light lhousekeep-f red cockcrel, good, color, 1A1 ”stock.
ly located and have all improvements. ing; suitable for a couple. Can be Price 13.00. J.‘
iAddress with full particulars. ”Apart- seen any time at ‘No. 8 Clay St, South Conn.
about" cereal Sentinel. am at
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ssrrmo. Wallis WANTED—1"
would like to buy or rent 1 or 2 set- improvements. Apply to.J, M. Layton room- cottage two acres, hot water
ting hens? .lAddress L., care Sentinel.
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.WANTEDwFIRST-CLASS TEAM-
sters. Steady work the year around
dor right class of men. Raymond
Brothers. ‘ m26 3t
WANTED-mMAN AS COACHM'AN;
one who understands milking; also-
iwoman as cook and lnundress. Mrs.|
'Andrews, 46 West Ave, South NoraI
walk. . . m25 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle-and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman,-Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
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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
E. BARTHOL. ‘D. C.
63 Meadbw St., South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St., Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p- m. ,
Spinal Analysis Free,
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DIVIDENL NOTICE
Fauheld County Savmgs Bank
Norwalk, Conn, March 19, 1914.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Fairfleld County Savings
Bank held this day, a semi-annual
dividend at the rate of four (4) per
cent. per annum Was declared to de.
. positors from the earnings of the six
months ending March 81st, 1914.
The same will ‘be entered on pass.
.books and .paid on and after Aiprii
10th, 19mm.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS. Treasurer.
DEPOSITS
Made On or Before
. April 4th, 1914
..,, Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 1914
- The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the,
. cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease in 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 different organs and
limbs. .
, Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease andrpain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems imyour Ibody. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
,_,T. Francis, D. C.
., .
94 Washington our Bo. Norwalk‘,’ Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer. L '
Know Thyself ‘5‘
wonKMEIQs coupsusmou.
masonry, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
, ‘INSURANCE. '
Write Me for Sample Policy.
c. 'r. MoGOVERN' ~*
Insunauce AND :EAI. ears-rs
"155 washinaton street,
‘ 'Iouth Norwaik. Conn. - , Tel. Mil.
John Fountains
will give you suggestions and esti-
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
, have done this spring." A'postal will
‘ lining samples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work.
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' muons con.
m20 181
"ro Lsrwrwo, OONNECTING'
Nonwalk. an27 It
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TO LET—COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS.’
& 00., inc. m27 3t
TO LET-iv‘lRIST icirOQR, NO. 16
Rowan street, East Norwalk, part im-
provements; adults preferred. Address I
M. care Sentinel, or inquire 18 Rowan i
street. m2? at
_ T0 LET—THREE LARGE ROOMS‘
a nice piece’ot garden. All improve-
ments. A1 quiet place. iSmall family.
inquire 12 Howard street. m‘27 3t
TO LET—«HOUSE ON seams st.
to small family. Gas and water. Good
repair. Rent $12.50. Telephone eve-
nings 686. . Frail? ill.l
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR, 8 COT-
tage St., East Norwalk, five large
rooms, cook room, gas room, attic.
attic bedroom, good cellar: gas and
water. Rent reasonable. Inquire on
premises. m25 3t
To LETe—FIVE ROOM COTTAGE.
bath, 1 Cottage 'St., East Norwalk.
Inquire on premises. 11126 3t
TO LEV-SIX ROOM HOUSE, iM-
movements, 29 Cove St. *Six .’ room
house, 272 East Ave. Seven rooms, 6
Pleasant St. Inquire F. II. Rowan, 21
Elmwood Aye. n126 3t
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM,
first floor, to right, all improve-
ments. Use of telephone. inquire
120 Washington St. Gentleman pre-
l‘crred. . 11126 if
.TO LET—THREE ROOMS \Vl’l‘li
bath and all improvements, gas and
electric lights; for light housekeep-
ing. Address D., cure Sentinel. ....
"man 31
To LET—APRIL ls'i‘, THREE
rooms with bath, to couple; electric
or gas lights. New house.’ Rent
$10.00. Inquire 51 Osborn Ave, East
Norwallr“. mes 3t
To LET—rive ROOMS. coon LO- -
cation. rent reasonable. F. Hopp, 35
Cove, Ave, East Norwalh. m23 6t
TO LET—4.9 CHAPEL vS'I‘., FIVE
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington St. inquire 64 So.
Mutant. m23 tr
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fires SALE .5" , ,
‘FoavsA‘sts.-c. spoon IsiLANp
A. Gaylcr, Rowayion.
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FOR SALE—ON WEST .‘S'I‘l, SO.
Norwalk, beautifully remodeled eight
best, electric lights, 3 large lire places.
city water, bath. Garage, stables.
brooder house; quantities-trees, fruit
and flowers. Phone 1416. m2? 3t
CARRIAGE nun saonim House
for sale. Apply Andrew branch. Cedar
St” West Norwalk. m2? lit
FOR SALE—EGG shrrmcs. curt)
Olivingtons, $1, and Barred l’lymonth
Rocks, 50c. From all price stock.
Mrs. M. M, Broccoli. llrookslde, ‘R. F.
D. 37. m2‘.l 7t:
FOR SALE-20 FT. RUNABOI'T
lboat. "((1-2 H. P. engine. Everything
in first-class condition and ready for
immediate use; $109.00. Address J.
T} care Sentinel. med 3
MISCELLANEOUS.
‘ mwmrnss.
mm
mm TYPEWRITEM—L 0.
. Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes. gold, rontod‘«
repaired. Rentals 0 l
per month. Machines;
sold at 85 per month. I
The Piummer Typo»,
writer xohanu. 156' Folrfiold Ave. :
Iridunofl. Conn. ' ,
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POULTRY FARM
'ROWLAND d. LE_TTS, PROPS.
OFFERS FOR SALE;
1 pen orcholce matedi
Leghorns, 1 pro li’hcde island Reds?
open Wit o Wyandottest 1 lion"
colts. hii‘ne pullers and cogifg'el in:
each pen. All this stock are laying,
Price $15.00 per pen. 9'
Crockett St. . Rows
Phone 1624-2 (infill
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VILLA l8 DEFEATED .
AT Tillilliflll
(Continued from rust Page.)
into the leading streets of 'Tcr'teon
proper. ”
Villa predicts that he will have the
'latter city by Saturday or Sunday. ,
lRebols Severely defeated.
TO LET—ii‘iVE ROOMS, WITH [M-
pnovements. 9 «Hamilton AVe.
quire United Grocery Co. 11120 ft
‘ro LET—4 ”ROOM-s. NO. 1 cove
Ave. All modern improvements. In~
quire, It. Josolovshy, 4 (love Ave.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. MISS
Elsie M. Decker, B9 Seaview Ave. East
Norwalk, Conn. Phone 240. sn26 6t
PAINTING, .PAPERHANGING, DEC-
orating. Painters‘ supplies. Wall pa?‘
per, up-todate styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61. 1-2 Ely Ave. mil of
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Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain a: Saunders
aasoncuuualsrs. .
sourH Nor-(WALK, cons.
20th century. Triumph
Latest'scieutiflo method of treating
disease and ailments, assures positive
and permanent cure. roaches every
case. Investigate, ‘~
, Suggestive Therapy, Magnetic
Treatment, Latest Treatment of the
Vital Organs.“ Nervous System and
the Spine.“ ‘ .
‘ A system of
.I
Healing which brings
bringing mind and :body into
mony with Nature.
PROF. MILLER?
Special Notice»! have removed my
office at Keoler's ‘llldgz. Bo. Norwalk,
to my Main Office at 1169 Ohcpel St,
New Haven, Conn. ‘ "
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~ ~ Sentinel Wants are a connection
it ine‘x‘p'e‘nhlv‘é modest at. ‘cclnmnnib
Ins .
issnd troops under General Monro hilve
WASHINGTON, ‘March 27.—~-The‘
Mexican embassy today received the
fOIlowing dispatch from‘the Mexican
Consul, {Senor Diebold. at m Paso:
l‘iliebels have been severely defeated
at Torreon. A‘ column of live thou-
left Entlllo in, flanking increment tol
reinforce the garrison. The rebels last
week also suffered a severe repulse at
Monolova, losing over 1,000 men, as1
well as at 'Arteaga, where the losses'
Were over mix». I“.
fl‘ederhlsv Doi‘Not Gafil Ground. 1
wands,“ Mex. March 214nm
Federal soldiers at Torreon last night
:failed in a ten-hour light to ire-take
Lerdo, according to a telegram re-
ceived here today signed GenernlvVli-
la. The telegram was dued Gomezi
Palacio, Lerdo is a inanui’acturingi
. town in the suburbs of Torreon. ‘ i
O
JUA«REZ.. 'Mex., March 2791‘th
course of. events at Gomez I’alaclo.
where General Francisco Villa is
fighting decisive battle with tile
Huerta Government. was unknown in
ltllis town today. Reports were as con-
flicting as the sources from which
they emanate, From federal sources
come that Villa had been beaten;
from. rebel sources camedeclarations
Ici' victory
’genernl. ,5
’Onc brief message came from VII;
in himself. it was curl: and contained
his battle. It was a command for.
speedy shipment of themilitary mono-
l
~tracks be hurried south. The Tact that
. the message was sent fromuillomez Poly
t
able leader had captured
of Torreon. ,
'i‘list Villa bad
place was construed b3? some to mean
that he .wa‘s to begin his attack you
Torreon proper in the .immodiilt, in V
that suburb
been:
undergoingrepsirs hers. ‘ '
u “her, chord direct m at
o discuss" thence: who
out into . “ “
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Barred Plymouth llocks. l. pen ."Whltc!
yton.‘ .
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for the Constitutionalists t
ordered the monolii
’ture and that; hoghad unexpected.- comi
“dithtlEl tosurmount. Thomas ‘
f.
f today you;
pairis and discom
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One Hundred
. Million Were.
Sold Last Year
This enormous quantity was
used with good results by busy men
who suffered from constipation, due
to rrlack of exercise, or indigestion
caused by overwork—by children whose
. parents realize the harmful effect of com-
mon purgativcs-by old people whose sys-
tems cannot stand anything harshwby
women during pregnancy, and after child.
birth, when any medicine .with a violent
action would be particularly dangerous. Man
of those people are your neighbors’and frien .
Ask anyone who has ever ‘used thaw—they’ll
tell you Rexall ()rderlies satisfied and helped them.
Jose
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it could be put in running order, but,
Manuel Chao. military governor of
Chihuahua. last night gave his persog-
sl supervision to agile work of cxpcllt-
ing its shipment to the front. Track
equipment demanded will be shipped
from both Chihuahua City and Juarez.
The order for the equipment was
thought by C1130 .to have meant that
Villa had met far more stubborn resis-
tance in his attack’upon Torrson that
he had expected. and that “he wished
to “have apparatus to repair his rail~
way immediately at hand aothat he
might remain away from his base at
Chihuahua for as long a time as pos-
sible.
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f“ .. The’l‘hird
Taxmg District ,
‘ CITY OFV'yORWALK .
lasl’Noryaik, Conn, March {37, 19.14.
The page Voters and ’I‘sxnnyevsci‘
this District, are anarchy warned of a
Special District Meeting to be held In
the Fitch School House, Friday/“even-
ling, 'A-prll‘ldth. at 8 o'clock'lp. In.,
for the following purpose. to .wit:~——
Article~ ,t
l—-’l‘o authorize. the District Cozu-
missloners, in the name of the Third
Taxing District, to purchase a: site for
the use of the-District. “ .
lz—Considerthe advisability of ap-
pointing a Committee to act in con-
junction with the Dislrlct Commie
sioncrs, to construct a new Electric
Light Station, and cqulp‘uwith
and modern machinery.
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._ HIS simple. r le of .ligaltglris daily called. attentionwto by every doctorin ‘thc‘land. whosefirsi: questioni;
.f the patient almost Invarlably is,
“Are your bowels regular?” 'th there’s not one ~1'lcrsou in fifty who "
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AN EFFICIENCY TEST.
ElectricalnEQulpment ‘Between .
- tom and Westport Tried, Out.
W. "S. Murray, in charge of the elec-
trical equipment of the New Haven
Railroad between Stamford and New
Haven, when asked today, concerning
a test of the electrical equipment be-
tween \l’sslzport and Stamford, ,l't’s'tt-F
day, said that this was simply one of
a series or tests which are to be made
along the line. to determine its effic-
iency. He said there was nothing that
could. be be given out concerning the
tests until they were all completed.
He said that it was hoped to open a
portion of the line this spring. As yet.
no rolling stock has been run oVer the
portions of the line recently electri-
I
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-—-Don‘t think that plies can't be our
' ed; Thousands of obstinate cues have
coon cured by Dunn's Ointment. 50
cents at any drug store.
M — “wag...—
asurchso FOR BICYCLE. THEFT
claw, Haven, March 27.»?James
Dawso’n. 001in or Sullivan, as his
«name has been called, was sentenced
i
3—«1‘0 authorize the District Gom-
missionors, in the name of the Third
Taxing District, “to borrow such sum,
or some of money. as may be neces-
sary, fornhe lpumIoscs named, in Ar-’
tlciea One and Two above. ,
It‘m’l‘c eautilorlzd the vilommiasloucrc
o negotiate for thoompioymcnt of a
gar ct the new Electric Station.
, bw’l‘c hear the report, relative to
E'dwlard‘lf. Mead. . _ ,
. ‘ 6--'l‘o‘ consider 'lhe best method of
.urllfindllchiilg all oriany part or ‘ the
plane from Juarez and an order that Electrical. lighting plant or business of
about the cure of, all disoages by 1le equipment forgrebuilding rallroudsaid Third District. I
. , tion relative loathe
fdiscontlnuance‘ of all or any part or
said electrical business (implant. or
7——¥I‘o take no
or. any part of the, present electrical
business orplantfl, ‘, ‘
8-—,'_I‘o amender'jtho ,‘lfl‘istrlct, do -
mates/w any. speclslcommmée up
anointed-raided“! m
at ohthe thin ‘
,lp this-coir
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lcompetent. Superintendent and Manor ..
nothing concerning the fortunes of the bill rendered {GP ”title?“ by: MW
acio gave rise to the belief that the to take. actionon the disposal of a”,
tonne-to? do, any or ‘
to fifteen days in jail for theft of a
icycle by the city court here today.
tvthe expiration of his sentence he
will be taken to Waterbury to an»
uwcr a charge of theft there;
Check ihe Symptoms,
. of Lung Trouble
One or the many reasons why Lung
'l‘mublc Isis dilllcultvto flour is because
. (Ju- Illwnsc in often I) II \tl-l-y fluttering
nature. The patient um look well, but in
rtulzlilv is font loulrm strength by com
tlmlcl night «Wolds. fever and cough.
’l‘llom- nylnplmna should be cowbell us
. quickly no mum.
ill Ilvilt'lli'ill in checking: fever and oluhb
"sluts nullwit has brought about many
rollwlole recoveries iicu‘d this cngozw
, 305 w. dam SL, New 10111.
, i am writing you this ion-
llmuninl that others may now what
your Alina-alive lum «loan for Ino- Slnw i
.wns II vary you" woman 1 was n suf-
lflllil' from lll’llilI-Iltltt. i trim] "lll‘i'il'
flcr doctor, uniting little or 'uo Min--
1i. l-‘innllv i hml ui ill swonin, ,u'onk
spoils and lost rapidly, In weight. and my
doctor told me if they werc‘noi checked
I would have Lulu; 'irmlblc. :lilm Mary
Kovllnluor. who inn l'rlcud of illiilt'.'l't'~
om'rmi ntlsi- inkllli' your Ailcrntlu: null
luxlsl'll that l try ii. l out now. after
Mr
' "(II-cliculcu:
(MIIdIiin . nus.',Ilosa"vo
About- a llll‘fll‘liiil‘tl‘. more
iwlnmm'n Altcrcllvo but! M
"”"" W" m _ . ‘followird, s council’ss- §
. , t‘cnc VII. lithiilo ’I‘ til fluii‘ll . _ , .
-- ~canard.-‘3...:l.stl:t"‘.u. mum - _. t» “ r u .
minwuwixmagg {Hillbilly “(wrists gléxcilercd to theoompl nt can the gr
'muommiy.‘il ' ‘ " . i- that ltncbalsod ,
donut. [liar ."".'
{for
, waste Imiicrinls left. after food is digested. decay acts in, the
the risk of Typhoid Fever. Appendicitis, and many other serious diseases. . 1
_, In treating constipation, there is alright wag/"and a wrong way. The wrong way is to take harsh purga-
ves which evcn though they do clear the bowels, cause griping and Mason, injure the delicate tissues, and.
so disturb the normal functions as to cause the rcturn of constipation. I
produce naturalmovemcnt, without pain ondiscomiori, by using
—-a gentle laxative in the form of a chocolate-tasting tablet. One-of
these tablets eaten just. before going to bed will help to restore
your bowels to normal activity at a time when, your body
being at rest, the medicine can do its best work. As a result
of takin that tablet (or say two, if your case is ob;
stinate ,your bowels will move easily and naturally
The use of RexallOrdcrlics
for a few days afterward will restore nor-
mal regularity. Even chronic consti~
potion is benefited by them, and it
is not necessary» to conlinue the
treatment for a long time, be
muse, instead of driving
Nature, they si m pl 1/ help
her to, help herself.
Sold only at the more
than 7,000 Rexail
Stores and in this
town only by us.
in vast pocket
tin b o In a.
100. 250.
600
,ébuuiniur
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Mi‘ltillllll'u Allcrntlvo ..
I‘n'l'u. perfectly well. strong null»
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While ‘the‘ Mellon matter inny come"
before the April term. which will be,
_ lush
: .. takes proper care Oftllé bo'wels. Am! the result ofthis foolish neglect is nine-tenths of all ill-licnlth
are unable toifreeyour body of waste matter at. the usual time, or ii the act causes straining,
fort, don’tle't that condition occurcgain tomorrow. Unless. 'our bowels can carry away the
poisons of whic 1, taken up by the blood, inc-react:
a
'v .
“01W"”sMJme-wnflm row/7, ,
minutes
Belief in Bridgeport Slate’s At ‘
idi‘flfiy'Wiil Loam Since aI
.. Term End,ll.cl '
Balcsnron'r.~ March :ll.»¥—Tlle
chances are that no further action in
the case of Charles 5. Mellon. charged
with criminal responsibility for the
Westport wreck. will co 9 before
June fat and at that Wh it it does
come there will be, so lawyers here
now say. a new state's attorney in
place of Stiles Judson. who holds the
office at present. *Mr. Judspn’s term
expires 'on June. .1 and title commo‘n
report around the court house that
he will step out of office-at that time.
The Marchdte'rm of the Superior
court was adjourned Wednesday-morn-
ing after several conferences in chum-
bere between Judge Tuttle, wno~has
been presiding, and lawyers interested
‘in cases on the docket. The chamber
conferences led to the belief that there
was some serious and national reason
for the adjournment of com-that. the
cill‘cial statement was made that,
tllroguh some mistake on Tuesday at-
ternocn. the jury was adjourned for
thelerm and there-being 'nd jury'thc
court had nothing else to do than can
presided over by' Judge linger, it Is
expéci‘cddhiltj iii/"will be. putfcvcr until
aftei' Juno 1.}. . .
Among those mentioned as possible
successors to the present state‘s tit-p
nil-$.3loh13.
"Elias izi.‘
Bessemer «linjrtioldgnJacoh, maidens
torney are Homer is: Culnmi
D. Pullman} oi." ‘smmrom.
Judge John J: Walsh. ct‘Nd‘rwalk. ‘
WK before,.inst,liomer 13".9‘314‘”
minus, for Mi‘. Mellon.’nelted‘thevcoul‘tv j
Ito“ vacate . y .. ,
Mellon we arrssicd‘in May/”inst and
‘wllic
’"e u .
warrant on. which in
acted [by Judge hardin-
The right way is to help Nature to
If Rexall Orderlies do «normal:
your bowels not right, tell us so and,
we’ll; give back your money without .
asking a single question. There is no
red tape to this guarantee.
just what it says. .. You sign nothing;
We won’t hesitate, or ask you any queas-
tions. Your word is enough.
Orderlies do not do all you expect them toil
~if you don’t feel better after using them and ",1
find that they amthe pleasantest-a'c‘ting and best“
laxative you have ever used, we want you to
tell us and get your money back. ‘
career-
South Nor walk, Conn.
', Ironic.
' ‘a hearing, 'I‘be‘lno- ,
8
It means ,,
If Rexall ‘
Van
a
"air
motion to restate. .1 I « ,
Before sojourning court Wednesday“
afternoon Judge Tuttlc tiled mpmo‘ ‘
do with the court clerk. also"; 5
was thought to be decision on the
tion to vacate but it proved to he‘ 7
formal record of motions of, Mr Me
to dismiss the complaint on
ground that the bench warrant.’
issued in a manner contrary t '
constitution and bill’of rights.‘
on the demurrer to the cbmplaint.
Wm
CASESIN BANKRUP‘TG‘Y‘
Isaac, '
NEW HAVEN, March .. .,
death of Henry G. Newton, referee
bankruptcy for New Haven}. can
has left many matters heard 1)
him unfinished, it is understood.‘
lawyers are speculating as to wide
cases will havc’to be reheard. ,5 ’
was stated today that .among
cases which are not: completed!
findings in bankruptcy procéédinso
that of Mrs. annan Wray. woos.
nanclal matters have Mouths .
Iect or litigation. x'rhe hearings on
the’ petition throwing her into. bani:
ruptcy lasted for w 'nnmbel‘uloi i do”
The chief creditor who aoti‘shf‘j "w
secure a portion or the assets was Mr.
Zimmerman. of "New _ York. who had
been a close friend offlMm. Wray.“Mr
Newton had glvén'ia "llccisiot'h in til"
matter of which Zimmerman's‘clai
for a large amount was thrown” 0
but it is understood that the form
finding has not been completed
Mr. Newton.‘ if this should prove.
lobe so, lawyerssay Inequalities wit
a
urine as to tutor?) ”nation.
.The Red Mill
been completodj'au‘
Hills:
R‘ Us
if
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. ‘. u .
in her n '
hsWuofStzndstdh
alcoholic-attraction
but. ’ MDT"
Norwalk Chronicler