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‘5‘ *QEPAY, JUNE 8, 1914'
M'j'i‘HEV scum NORWALK nvnnmc. SEN'I‘INEL‘ .
ran! THRE :
M
ants!
For Sale.
Classified “Ads"’-—To Let,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
Business and
and
Three Times, 50c.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
( Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
face or Caps, Double Price.
In Black-
thousands who have never tasted
WANTED
I TO LET.
ways he used.“
QCWWWJIOJO
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FOR SALE
WANTEDMA'I‘ (’INI‘IC. :1
hr heht housckerpiug, furnished or
111113)" furnished, .\I, ll. Anders'on.
(111111-1111 Dilivcr), Stamford, Conn
HOUSES
j\ 21
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INSURANCE MEN
Small as Well as larger towns, all
or spare time, sell our combined ac-
,ridcnt health and natural death pol-
icy. Most liberal 01‘ today. Energetic
111111: desiring an agency. liberal com-
niissitiii and collecting interest given.
Address with particulars, P. O. Box
8133 Boston, Mass.
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MANY MEN FOR I1‘lRi: \ll‘\' A.\'l)
hraltezutn on 1111:11h) 1:1ilroads. Wages
$100 to $120 monthly.
necessary.
motions.
May.
Send age, postage.
(‘are Sentinel 11 a
WANTED—, BRIGHT
about 111' as clerk in factory.
J. and 3. Cash. jli
WANTED‘MAN Oi FR in YICARS
o d to travel for us this summer, mak-
ing these towns. llethel, Bridgeport,
II);111hu1'y.I)a1ie11 l‘aii'tield, (lieoiiulth
(Ilunille Ne1v1‘.(a1111111, Newtown,
iNorwallt, Ridgefleld, liowayton, South
INorwalk, Southport', Stamford, West-
port. Glen Bros, Rochester, N. Y.
3. . jtl 2t
WANTED—TWO YOUNG
GIRLS
would like position to
do gcnexnl
housework. Apply 5 Lexington Ave,
South
Norwalk. ju :lt
WANTED—~(‘l.i’l€‘l“l‘, I’ICAIItlliY &
(‘11., Inc, have situationsflo otTer ox-
perieuccd operators on power mach-
ines; also two women as examiners.
Stca’dy work. in 6t
WANTED -— TWO 0R THREE
boarders iii a private family Apply
to It L‘ourilund Place
WANTED—430.1111) son AUGUST ‘
by voting married couple, about one
hour from N. Y., on the water, good
table. Address full particulars ‘ to
C. II, Hill, 96 Taylor street, Brooklyn.
(N. Y. .15 3t
u-HWANTEDL-OPERATORS GIRLS
to run Singer machines. learn to make
111e11' s linen coats and trousers. Apply
Tropical 'Sult 00., 51-56 Water street,
South Norwalk. 15 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. i-l.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 if
“The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
C”.-ptactic is the definition of the
cauwa of the disease and the art or
adjusting tiresome. Disease 15 cans
ed by a- wrench, twist or sprain In
the b" .:.k Evan If done In childhood
It 1 totes pinched nerves and pain in
late-r dire in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health Is restored
through harmonizing obs nerve sys
tents in your body. Female troubles
Vglven special attention; also curva-
..burs of the spine. You will never ro
not giving-ths Chltopractor a chance
to h 1Ip you r
Magnetic treatments given 111115.
'T. Francis; D. C.
.4 Washington so. So. Norwslk. Conn.
. Graduate from Palmer School. the
» discoverer
V ,Bishopric Stucco Board
, This under I Stucco or Plaster
Board cuts in all the cost of apply-
. in; plaster cement and stucco finish
to houses and buildings ‘1
it malted plaster and content walls"
,psrmanast, prevents crack-ins, with
half thé amount of cement. that is
1 V‘hec’essary when 911a- backgrounds
«5 'm '11used~
It gives: better Vjob at s gVI-‘eatly so: -' ‘
ducod figure—saves building money:
It theréfors, brings the distinctive .,
,_ . .. stnc'co house within the reach or
' :many Who Cannot afford Ouch work
,ss dona‘ by. 0111 11111110113.
Wt it.
a :11 mt WIH‘MSTHOHPE.
1'le “a: " 't V V
Experience unfi‘
'I’ermanent positions, pro- ~-
Rzlll- V‘
1y-
GIRL (“mp1
Inquire;
lit.
15 31-
' Sentinel office; , .‘
TO LETerr‘i'RNISIlldll
0111- large room and one small one.
Terms reasonable. Inquire 1.3 Ilavi-
land St. jS :1“.
T0 LETvv'l‘WU
to gentlemen. llath.
son St.
Fl'linSIllIli
Inquire ‘_‘_' Iliadi~
jti tit
TO
front room,
LETtlAliGE
all improvements; suit-
able for two. can be seen at any
time. Breakfast if desired. 16 Van
Zant SL, liast Norwnlk. jfi 3t
t TO LET—.5
beth St.
Taylor Ave, city.
noons, 2:1
No. 1163-5.
als tf
Tel.
T0 LET—HOUSE
271 St John St.
St John St.
at Inquire .1.
Tel. 1449.
To LET—HOUSES, FLATS. STORE
barn. carpenter shop, manufactory
.with power, storage. At Norwalk,
:South Norualk. East
'Iiov;ay.ton (let our rent list. Raymond
113m )5 33.
11001118, 115 Rowan street. part improve
linents. Apply 18 Rowan street.
112 I’Vutnam
Slauson,
the improvements.
linquire II. ll. View Crest.
for light housekeeping
Gas plate dishes, everything (OIHCII
lent No 11 lia1iland St, South Nor-
walk, 151 M.
TO LET~DI1.:)SIRAIIIIZ
connecting or single, furnished or an
furnished; bath and elccuic lights.
Decker, llS'South Main St.
To LET—FOR SUMMER MONTHS,
handsomely furnished house, 4 Mor-
gan Ave, Norwalk. All modern con1
venlenccs. Apply to Geo. L. \Vood-
ward. 13 9t
11
I11-
11 If
TO LET—JI‘HE RANDALL BLOCK
Is 'under new management. I have
stores and flats to let; will decorate
to suit tenants. Hyman Funt. Inquire
Attorney Louis Goldschmldt. Tel 382.
‘m29 6t
T0 LET——AI’ARTIIIE.\'T A'I‘
Elizabeth St. All Improvements.
quire United Grocery Co.
suite of offices over Central Food
«Store, consisting of three large cou-
necting rooms; will be painted and
papered to suit tenant. For further
particulars apply at office of The Old
Well Cigar Co. ' m16 ti
126511
LOST—BETWEEN CORNER CLAY
and,.,West Sts,‘ and Pleasant Hour
Theatre, string of gold beads. Re-
ward for return to Rogers and Stev-
ens. 18 1t
IOST —— SATURDAY, WATCH
chain and knife. Watch gold hunting
case, chain. gold and platinum, knife,
pate‘nt bladés.’ Reward for return to
.18 2t
LOST—«HUNTING CASE GOLD
watch. Reward for return to Sentinel
011109.in 3t
FOUND.
FOUND—DOG. . COLLAR WITH
Norwaik license 1914. Owner may
have same at Dr. .Meek’s by paying
cost of adv.
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cpl-EN AIR ream-Rs. 1
'ro LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED
11oo.\1s,V
1‘1'ux1sunn?
nmz.1£_
Inquire Mrs. It. Tarlov, 10%;.”l
CONTAINING.
, seven rooms, all modern co111'e11iences,‘
A. 1
\‘orwalk and .
TO LET—4111 111111 F1 0011 or rivu' city
15 BM
it'arm, 1‘: room house,
TO LET—SIX ROOMS, WITH ALL sound view, some woodland and pas-
Ave.‘ture; over half can be cultivated, (‘an‘
‘be bought cheap.
j.'1 311". 0. lildg, Norwalk.
TO LET—TWO LARGE ROOMSI FOR SALE—III'ICK CAR, (1001)
best in city condition. new shoes and full outfit.i
--.._..._..—__._-._———-——-—--~ and tonnuodlous home 1’
noons ’51.;
j.’1 3t.
,iucludiug electrit lights, domes slIGW-‘
FOR SALE—liliAli d'l .‘III'I‘IXU 11E?1
l6 3t
11111111 wonk-f
weight about 11110 lbs.
FOR SALE—ditmsrl,
er, fair driver,
r
. . , , $f3“"l
rice for marine engine; 1 to 2.; H. I‘. ,z', , . t
Inquire I), Keywcrth. jts ll'E V ; (Vm 0}” V‘ is Coup‘t'ILV 7
1 fit , this week, and 1_\' .1;1:.'111g 141.1
FOR SALE—A rivn 11110111 §,LM-.J I'cffvr you “ill 11111110
house in East Norwalk. corner lot.§ ,:f
(111 it 100 feet; price $1,230. Half; '1 ‘
doun. Inquire of W. Li. Crockett. l g
duct: to you our favorite blends we have made a spud-1:1!
‘ior this week only, because we know
Coffee Coupon
JW“ STAMP'i
Besides Rezular and Extra 511.111; s
Given on Sales
FROM MONDAY, JUNE 8th, to SATURDAY, JUNE
This (‘oupo-n not good alter Saturday,
We Givg 881" Green 'i‘rarl' r2 Stamps "fish for ”1.1va.
, .
Extra Special
COFFEE WEEK
5:3 years experience in coffee roasting and blending has made tor 1.1:» 11‘
more satisfied coffee customers than any coppany in the 11.11111!
ordinarily would satisiy some l'oasters.
"1'11:
but we know t.11—'e ar1 sii.
our coffee, and in 0:111' 111 111111- 5
Help
1111 at
“11111141:
“()ur I‘ol‘i’ee once tried,
..*OOOQOC‘C'OOC~DO£1~;~ 1: 00013
lrtsent it at (.111 1111'»,-
worth or more o1 f
Free
13th,
Juno iilth.
1914
I.» Stamps with 1 ll). Ambosa
1' 1 “1111 ................. 32c.
’11 Sta'nps with l I‘11.h‘l ItyVad
t‘oi‘l’ee ................. 35:
Whitefiean 54C 1])
l’rice 37.3 of sold at once Addless
.llorse Sentinel Ut‘iICc, Norwalk. ' 3” Stimuli with l 13). Iona
j; 3,1 I‘oi‘fee ................. 25c
_ . 9 211‘S1a1nps with 1 lb. Sultanta
FOR SALE—HORSE AND lil’NA~V toilee .................. 30c
bout, also delivery wagon Horse is:
first class roadster. Inquire at 25
Day street. 15 3t
FOR SALE—l)0L’lll.l£ HOUSE IN;
excellent locality, a.l I111prove1ucnts,
ers and other fixtures;
to quick buyer.
flee.
FOR SALE-NEW COLONIALV
house, all modern improvements, Iarge‘
good bargain; salmon
A. It, Sentinelvglm \
15 3t};
This
Extra Leaders
lot Sold at sacrifice it sold at once. 11337193; 12:1”‘11 ----- 2 Ibs.‘:c
. . V , c 1: eauu u or, 1. ........ :
iApply h' (" “JUL-mm Brush ht. Iona Succotash 3 cans zac
3‘ bl Evaporated Peaches, lli. ‘6:
W__ ~_..—.._. W... _.__.
Cohoes, Extra Spgrial
Week, 'i's. can
7c; c... llc
for This Week
i‘ruucs, ill-7111‘s,
1.131.111 Rice, lb. ............
1111:;1 I‘ccts ......... 3 cans Zbc
l'.11'e Olive Oil, pts. 33:, qts. boc
BARGAIN lN WILTONwlOO ACRE:
barns, fruit.‘
Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 pkg. Sc
C. Ilalconifi
13 (it
Thus.
Best
Crea
42 (llenwood Ave. 11 6t
1..., Butter 29.?
’I‘lie Stasons Finest l'l‘i)tl|l(.l.
New mass, Butter.
FOR SALE OR RENT~LAIIGEV
IIavIlandV
easy terms For further particu-
lars Inquire C. Swartz. Old Well Cigar
CO mar‘ls “ i but, AXI'P 11113111111 ..... luc
. -. l hon: mmuénia .......... to:
B SINE i can Sultana Spice ...... Wt;
U SS NOTICES i c .111 Underwood s Sardines 10c
PAINTING, PAI’ERIIANGING DEG'
"Cour”... 10c
crating, Painters‘ suppllm Wall pl- . ‘9 M? V
.......-.
10 STAMPS FREE;
WITH ANY or THE FOLLOWING ..
Siuce 1:..11 .1.
1 jar Del Mdnte Honey . lbs
11911 \‘10r11 111-511111 154.213-
..3., 155‘
V 1 110'
:2 pl 1.: ABI’ Nootilr .5, .
.Sc, oi 1 pkg 3110c '
l
1
l
l I can till Ilutcli pr Atlantic
l
I
per. noto-data styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on1
ders solicited. Tel. 100. Alexander?
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. 11111 111 F
_-_.. - - w rec.
1107105. I ' 1' .
1 have 11 at.“ 111111. What? Tin forl DCIIVCI:
. ,,...
1
rooting, leaders and gutters that Is}
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,l
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money
HENRY A. HEGELEIN. .
I
Free ;_'i‘
MISCELLANEOUS.
141 Wash. St. Phone 1101112 or 37sz m We hive 5513 G een’lrading Stamps-ASK It" them V
jMINISTEBSV SPEAK Hill
V THE HOSPITAL
(Cdntinued from first page)
. “PEWTER
ing the service laid at its door. The
letter accompanying the circu .ar will
7112‘ more 1115111111173.
A permit has been Issued to A. K.
Morton to move the house of Edward
D. Leland. recently; purchased from
call spacial attention.to the salient
' will call to secure such subscription as
Bankruptcy 81119.
D. During the active campaign at-
15 ELY AVENUE the daily press, and three enormous
terest and focus attention upon the
meetings are held. will record from
_. the R. & G. Corset Company on A1111:
!
:le It and Install fixtures in, the store of
Willlam L. lBlasceVr, who has had Miss Baird .on Orchard street. ' ‘
considerable theatrical expei'ienée, has[
made arrangements to open the for- in the home ‘of 11.11.111.011 Maple fixP‘qlV‘lehCEd in the work?
later Alrdome Theatre, ‘
street. (sir. Blascer 111111. the malla- l
l cool: VsMITH ft)"
W DI‘O'
his in
In Marshall street,
VLsndeV e'r on Scribner avenue.
'ro 115111111- 11‘ 0111mm 15.10.1115“
_' V ' points of— thy circular and also inform
the recipient that one of the workers
15 I G
he may care to makeior five new
building fund. 91 '
giefutlillftmrsnl Household Goods .Etc'V liractlve and appropriatewindow’éords.
y g ow cos 1 pennants for automobiles, cartoons in
:clocks with twelve foot. dials, ele tri-
1L. 8. NYARY, Manager. cally lighted will stimulate public in
‘campaign. A large score board in the
Town Assembly Jinll where the daily
day to day. the work of each, team and
show its standing. '1 1‘
street. The house will be moved. to
South street.
A permit to Reed & your to wire
Theés short-term campaigns havcln
fine competitive sport or game. Very
few public movements approach them
V in interest to thosé‘ participating, as
the workers vie with each other in a:
splendid, unselfish service: 11111311111
V daily gatherings are occasions of
’Co'nneaily 8t. Bracken.
To 1111‘ White Electric Company a
permit to wire the house of Fred
s‘brbing interest and great enthusiasm.
‘Thpusiinds of workers in such cam;
psi “11‘ all sections of the country
To John Stealer to inbtall plumbing testify to the general plemre they
meters. etc; In the house 5! the Est of
Few Institutions uncut h's strongly
to all the people as does a' Hospital; '
M.;——.
‘FASA'LNE. " ’ ‘
its truth immune sot-kn! coiliifiuhl
" b in
them all the elements and Interest of a '
' did any harm;-
mm .1111th "11111 11111111111111. together with tits thor- '
. ougb preparatory worlc filial: 'iho'yo‘ii would not' trust“y0ur whole. :‘liifssos )Ehncrz:
1
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“WHO MARRIED CAIN?"
A Magistrate Embarrassed by I
Prisoner's Conundrum.
A magistrate In a Sew York police
court. recenily, was 1-1 aplussed by
a conundrum propounded by a man
whom he committed to Bellevue
Hospital to he examined as to his
sanity.- -WI1‘en 115111 i. l‘ c usual ques-
tion as to whether he had anything
to any. the prisoner said:
“Yes. there is Just one question i
want to ask you, judge. Who .mar-
ricd Cain?
ain't you? Judges ought to‘ know
things like that. ”
“Well. there are a lot of people
who think Judges dont know as
much as themselves"
“I don't know anything myself
so I _Vmust be a judge. But that Isn’t
answering my question- What
your answer.
said the magistrate.
"Well, 1l'll appeal."
"Then I'll have to ' sustain‘ your
appeal and reserve my own decls~
Ion."
“All right. then, judge.
said the prisoner who calls himseit
Gédrge' Graham: as 'he started to go
:jon’tl' ‘c‘ ‘sa‘yé that he has 110' home,
but. 3' clothes, are not. those of a
tramp. . He walked into the Mercer
streatus‘tation and ’asked me" serg-
‘eant‘ to take care of him befo’rs' be
At the time he was
apparently sane. ',
And “blind 11111 on" in 111115th . V
My 1.11111 11' l
“ low Inrlctan \1."lli
.,
Inns:
1.111116111211111:
'canic two clowns, who
'audiencc with
'You' re ‘calied a judgeflV
is.
Who married Caian
"I'll have to reserve my decision."'
V. rest danced about together.
Good- bye," .
Don't. marry any man to whomif’l‘hé 11191111111111 of that class were the
Vl’laven. Dora Van Hal.
9x12 Stfp:
1111 Co have discontinued, which
Rugs
TheA J
8 x10 Stripe Border
9 x 1’2. Fancy Border
8 :1 1 Fa'my Border,
We made a large purchase of some patterns the Crex. Cair-
at such unheard of prices.
Fine Quality Japanese Matting Rugs, 9 x 12 size ............. ‘3.”
Just as big a bargain as the Crex.
see them nolh' in our window.
81 Son Company
134-186 Washington Street
1rder
, I
enables us to-offer genuine Clo!
Angevme
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NINE FVEl'E AT HILLSIDE
A 81100583
(Continued from First Panel
card by 1: :11 {Rod of .-' :111lirl1t shining
:on all tht' varird tints of the costumes
and by the vista of the hills
‘z'ieyond
the trecs. The evening pcrt‘ottuaace
gained an entirely different result from
the deep darkness of thdharkground
against which‘ the dancers stood out
like shining iigurps of light.
The 111'11511'11111 opened with a lro
when all the dancers came.
slowly on 111 .lo UlIOl'fiIlCe to the Lord
and Lady 01' the Fete. Miss Iilinor
Moses as [ho nolilc lord let his lady
(Miss .\1u_v Rosenthall gallantly by
ci'ssioil,
,1he hand to the throne. at the. lower
‘3 ,nd of the lawn.
In turn they were
grcctcd hy the CIHLH‘ classic ,urletnn .,
of lovely shadt's of 1.11111, pink Viol 't
and yellow; the vonui'Vcr Clint; in yet-
'"”V'il' )c‘Irw lVIn
primary (‘lls‘i‘ in (0 tiImC?
llll’ila' butter lies and
and {111‘ rest of tht1 school in
1111
flowers:
.pink, with panniers, itercniei 1111,:l (ups
10f flowered pink siui‘s’, -
Last of all. but interestinu also.
amused the
their antics and did
valuable work I11 serving as messen-
gers for the noble pair on the throne
The program of dances is as fol-
lows:
First Half.
.I.—-'I‘hc "NIghtinrn‘es—Class I.
ll. —PizzicaIi——Class ll.
III—«Hark. Hark the
Class.
I\'.—May Pole Dance~1Prin1ary Class.
V.—-—1Contra Dance—Alemberr of the
V School.
Second Half.
I.——Valse BrillanIe—Class l.
II.——.Poppies-— Class II.
[IL—Flower Sony—(“horns Class.
lV.-—Jean et Jeanette—Margery Cous-
Ins Dorothea Sagal.
1V.—-aHrazilian Maxim—Class I.
V: —Gypsy Dance-ClassI and II.
iii-«Norwegian Mountain Dance-—
The Whole School
'The children In the May Pole Dante
,went through,~their dainty steps and‘
courtseyb Without a‘VhItch. They Were
trained by their teacher, Mrs Edith
Hunter Bourne, and In the beautiful
costumes niade for a play which they
'will have later they model a pretty
sight as butterfly and daisy, bluc bird
and ‘srhutus: _four leafr clever and
anemone, Violet; rose; and all the
-The little duet, Jean and Jeanette,
danced by Mdrgery‘Go‘usins and Doro
then Sagal proved a fascinating bit
of acting and won an encore In the
evening The Gypsy Dance was also
encored being especially eilective be-
cause of the grace and abandon of
the dancers. 1-
11 d ace of 1111,1hel . '
“16 most 1119111511 3 I MagIStrate-“Where did you
VaisVe Brilliants performed by the
older. clrfss was done with remarkable
grace- and precision The swaying 0114:
gracefull
lswings and runs were all charming
arms, the pirouettes, the
and werja done with 1111113111111 eii'sc
’Fohilhi‘ Williams
El»
PW“
leen Kiel .V Brld‘gs '
Lark—Chorus 1
| this morning.
_ .?1.- ..-.-—.—. 9.... W
You are strongglgd well,
That' s pleasant.
You hope to remain so,
That's natural.
'Your spine 111 v get out of order.
That’s poss VI 1.1 .
You need so ' digstmentsgj‘
That's evidV_ ' ‘1 , ‘ ‘ '
Better start today. ‘
That's wisdom,»
You want the hést,
That' a proper. f
Painless methods. $1.“.
That's discrimination. 5,113.
See I13. Barthol,
That's Important. .~. ,
gOfflces So. .Xorwalk and Stamford
1 That's the right. place. «
Delays are dangerous
That‘s all. ‘
E. BARTHOL. D Q
53. Meadow St, South Romain,
I). C.
'1 7 to 8 p. m. .11.
107 Atlantic St.. Stamford. 9
in to 5 pm-
Spinal A nalysis. Freya
1.1.1111" an 11 ‘ll’lowcr‘Song" shows V
cellent trainingih tone produo
and in all the. elements that 3
make good singing The c1110!!! .
under the dire: ticn of ltlrs. L
Sherwood-Re Mimi Q" V
The beauty of the“ dancing did
c1edit tVo tthV teachings. of MVI'V‘
(‘ulv,er‘ who I; . {550111188
January 'dnd‘t lie previous '
done by-Mrs. W' lam G. Rubin“! _
Culver 13.61311 capable town
has devaloped splendidly ill at
of the class. Her skill is shown
,ly well both in the dancln it
older and the younger nibble V
Miss 111111111 Becker, «11111;?
violinist with Miss Madeline
at the piano, played the min
the dancing.
The whole entertainment
great'success and assures the
tinnedsuppoxt of the Maryvllle ‘-
nrship for VIIIICIIVQIB'VWRS- xiv‘en‘
voung ladies are. to he conzrit
on the result of their labors. .V
ROTOVN VPOINT VVNorss. ‘
Roton Pointfiiffoves to be
popular every’ y' that passes.
lusuaily big crowns; more 11.11.: V
Lall day yesterday and Sam
joying the new and expensive 11¢
of this season. "w 1
; Trolley service every too
was enjoyed yesterday.
Despite the orderlin I
a fight occurred in th‘ .
l“yesterday afternoon {he 1
‘I-Iedrick and Polo Chalet flay
arrested by Dinner W
fined $18,133 by Judge John
the. idea that ycuf' have a
beat your wife?" , " 1
Ugbt Mung-1111a 1111,; .‘
left me his lick 'eVi'V '-
Buffalo Espress‘ V'V_
MW.
Norwalk Chronicler