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Classified
For Sale.
Wants!
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
,“Ilds”——To Let.
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
v WANTED i TO LET FOR SALE
A FIRST-CLASS PARTY WANTED TO LET—HUI'SES. FLATS.
to sell our teas, coffees. etc, on big
premium offer in this territory. Eh-
t'epIIOIIai OleiFlIllliI)‘ for right man
‘M'hittaker, Broadway and Hill] St.,
101') with power. storage At Norwnlk,
South Norwalk and East .\‘orwalk_ Get
our rent list. Raymond Bros. jlu 31
New York. jlt: til
’_ ,#__ ____._ TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM AT
WANTED—401M} MAX, NEA’IfllO Franklin St. All improvements.
appeallanI-e, high school or college Apply after is p. m. 3‘13 3t
student, to represent as in South Nor-
{walk and nearby towns. 17- per cent.
commission on all sales. References
To LET—7 ROOMS, FROM AUG
ust 1st, 21 Cottage St., East Norwalk.
:I'eqlllled. l’luntmer Typewriter 1511- Apply Geo, Mickie, 23 Cottage St.
change, Bridgeport, Conn, 1'13 2t
e—w _._——._—. 0' To LET—6 noon COTTAGE ALL
LOTs WANTED—4‘01} EQI 1T1 IN improvements Large garden.
fine llast residence. Box 657., Sonthid ess Cottage, care Sentinel office.
Norwaik. jlii b't jll 3t
LOANS WANTED~° _, :00 AND 39. , TO LET—GARAGE, ROOM FOR
{.00 us let mortgage, 6 per cent. “1- Ione machine with above storage ca
Ad-
terest. liox ti.\5_ South Norwalk. ,paclty. Water in 'place. Located 51
313 ot'SouIn Main St. Apply Harris and
Calls. 111 3t
WANTED—WOMAN TO BAKE
pies at home for lunch room. Will T0 LET—FURNISHED. TWO CON-
call for them. Address Lunch, care necting rooms, water, gas, gas plate.
Sentinel. 310 3t|cook SING and all conveniences for
,__L light lousekeeping. 214 East Ave...
WANTED—JED BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
near depot, 110 St
paid Extra prices for fat calves. TO LEI-“FIVE ROOMS WITH
”.00 for bob valves to fatten. H. Improvements. Rent 313. Inquire
- l‘rledman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 United Grocery CO- 19 If
029 if
'ro LET—LARGE ROOM WITH
board, slutable for two persons. In-
quire Mrs. C. B. Hallock, 92 South
Main St. 18 6t
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILL EXCHANGE A VERY DE-
slrahle building lot In the best resi-
dential part of the city for five passen-
ger automobile, 1914 or 1913 model.
Ciiiust be in good condition. 'For par-
ticulars apply l-l. I'd, Dunn and Son, 45
To LET—APARTMENT, FIVE
rooms and collar, 41 Chapel St., fur-
nace, range. hot and cold water, gas,
front and back porch and burn.
iWaIl St, 113'1t Rent 315 month. Inquire 64 South
H- L--._._____._._. Main St. 124 I!
FOUND.
T TO LET—~S R ' . -
FOUND — A THOROUGHBRED TO E AND BASE
meat. 85 North Main St. Inquire at
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87
North Main St. 124 it
half grown female collie. Owner may
{have same by proving property and
paying for adv. Mrs. Oscar Anderson,
,(lvster Shell Point. 13 3t
[Hill NUIIBES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 86.,
(‘ourtjune 24, A. D., 1914.
Estate of Frank Racunelii,.late,oi
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
lll‘ict of Norwalk 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, preperly attested, within
said time, will be debarrcd a recore-ry.
[All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
TO LET—A40 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R, Tarlov.
102 Taylor Ava, city. Tel. No. 11656.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is can
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
his 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
throng-h harmonis'ing the nerve In
terms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spins. You will never ro-
gret siving tho Chiropractor a chance
Probate
”‘9‘“ ” ”17“”.I?“Wu
MICHAEL RACANELLI, m ° , “"7 m’
I113 20 27 Executor. T. FfallClS, D. C.
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onosa‘ or NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss.,
Court, July ‘11, A. 1)., 1914..
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for adminis-
ltration ofthe estate in Connecticut of
Clark A. Price late of Plainfieid, in
[the "State of New Jersey, deceased.
Ordered, That said J application be .
heard and determined at the Probate
office in Norwalk, on the 23rd day of
Only. 11114, at 2 o'clock afternoon, and
that public notice meteor be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper hav-
lng a circulation In said district at
lease five days before said‘day of
hearing.
04 Washington St., do. Nomik. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discover".
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Elm, he; Sprayed
Beaup‘ain 8. Saunders
.. ansoncULrunl‘srs‘.
sourH NORWALK. noun,
Probate
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge. ‘
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stones.
SEALED DIDs.
Bids will be received of the contracs
tors within the jurisdletioil of Norwalk
Lodge of Elks, 709, on the addition and
alteration of their newly acquired
“property on sopth‘ Main street. Plan
and specifications may be seen at tho
I ' only“ 0F NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss,, Probate ,
court, July 13. A.\D.,1914. '
.Wheroll's, written application has
I been made to this court for the admis
sion to probate It! a certain written
instrument as and for the will‘of Mawl
' sol-III maimed late or Not-walk, to
I'd. 33d filth-too; access '
application be.
ington O,
In the mural, ”I”
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, 'All
store, barn, carpenter shop, manufac~'
"oooii
' Telephone Connection, 98 Walnut.
0 face of Architect Morohodhe'on Wash ‘
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE INI
East Norwalk. Building plans furnish-E
ed free to buyers. Maring Construc-;
tlon Co., 123 Washington St. jl" 6t
COCKERELS FOR SALE-TOM]?
Barron strain S. C while leghorn cock-l
erels '10 make room will sell a few%
choice young ones this week only at
75 cents each. Call eIenings.13
Adams Ave. Norwalk ‘
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i FOR SALE—“'EST A\E COR\EH
propertv having 300 ft. street front
large modern house. (‘an be bought:
for price of ground Business prOpo-i
sitlon. Box 212, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—A NICE IIORSE AND
rubb er-tired buggy Also harness. For
information address I’. 0, liox 247,
Saugatuck. Tel. 177. no 3t
FOR SALE—BUILDING STONE
Inquire John S. Istvein,
Norwalk.
Clinton Ave,
110 31
FOR SALE—ONE LATEST MODELl
Printype Oliver Typewriter and one
Columbia Graphophone at—Ihalf price.
Bazaar, 76 Washington St, jib 3'.
FOR SALE—TWO BOSTON BULL
puppies, six weeks old, screw tails.
Nicely marked. Little prIZe winners.
Inquire John P, Wilson, 24 Clay St. ,
110 3t,
FOR SALE—CHOICE CORNER?
building lot, 57 it. front. on Gregory;
Boulevard (‘ement sidewalk and
maple shade tlees. I’rlte reasonable
0. J Smith, 3 Cove. Ave. Phone 1446 21
J10 6t .
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELIIT
ing, No. 74 West Ave. known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
(and price very low. Address Christian
Swartz. j3 if
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For Sale or Rent
Largo Single House, all
merits, attractively situated, on Ste-
vens street. Norwalk.
c. T. MoGOVERN
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
155 Washington street.
Oouth Nomlk. Conn. ' Tel. 345.
LOST
LOST—SMALL PEARL BAR PIN.
Reward'for return to Sentinel office.
susmess NOTICES
NOTICE.
I hue It at last. What? 'I‘ln for
, leaders and gutters that Is
morantsed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
MT'Wuh. 6t. Phone 1106-12 or 378
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport, Conn.
Service, a la Carte, noted for
' Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Amusements canoe made
for banquets upon short notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY'EVENING.
MR8. M. LEVY.
TELEPHONE gate 729.
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Master-+7715“ is the meaning of one-
, . twenty-arch?
Little Boy—I——I don’t know.
Master-If you had twentyt dive chil-
tired visiting you and cullsr onoapplc
furthest," what would you do?
Little Boy—I'd wait till they went
"' ms sous-a NORWALX ermine sum-mm:
- given to a large number of guests, on
'and Joseph W. Rooney, of South Nor-
improve .
fellowship prevailed throughout, and
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" land. to whom was accorded the hearty
ill 1ti
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The Seminal has always been considered favorably by summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
tion We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us
and at the “me time you will be reading a newspaper that,
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcOme contribu-
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
them to the office or telephone them to 118.
Bell Island '9
Vernon Zarboe, of BIookIyn, .\'. l'.,i
WIN-MM 8' SMHH GIVES “a. the gmst of William It. Thump-t
suit, over the week end.
RHUDE lSiii ll BilliBiKt
, .\il rs. Child Zatk and her daughter,
Kathleen, of New York city. are at the
(‘ourt Laurel Club for a week.
A euchre and blidge party will he:
held at the club house tomorrow eve
ning
Large and Happy Party Gathsrg
ed at Barc'ay’s Island Last
Saturday Afternoon
The dance held at the club house,
:Saturday night, was a very pleasant
affair and everyone thoroughly enjoy-
ed themselves. New music has been
engaged and has proved to be very
The jolliest kind of a time imagiuu- fine.
his was enjoyed on Saturday after
noon at William C. Smith's famous
‘Rhode Island clambake. which was Harbor View BeaCh
picturesque Wood Island, ode of Long Mrs Kuhnast is the guest of .\ll‘5.'
Island Sound's most beautiful islands. Asky for a few days.
The splendid bake has gotten up by
Capt. George Tobey, long noted forms I" Stafford and E. Silvelnail were
expert efforts in the culinary line, a’nu-thc guests our the peek end at the
he was assisted by Robert Brown, Idle liour cotage.
Capt. Starr, George Cooper and Tony ———-— ,
Polasky. The edibles were of the fin- Elsie Asky and Alma Kuhnast, two
est. and the manner of their prepara- of the best swimmers and divers at
tion and serving couldn‘t be beat. The the beach, swam to the Country Club
111911" “HOW“; and back yesterday. This is a very
Chm bouillon difficult feat and the young ladies
Steamed clams Little neck clams. were given a lot of praise for their
Bluefish task, .
Spring chicken Potatoes _._.
30"“ IOI’SWI‘ ~Iluy your lfurniture at sterling
Scalllons Radislles Tomatoes
-Ham sandwiches
Chicken sandwiches
Bread Pickles
, Cigars, etc.
Entertainers from New York city
charmed the guests with their excel-
lent singing and music, and convttlsed
them with lal‘IRllter at their humorous
antics and wit.
Furniture Co. 7 Washington street.
The Misses (alllleld will give a
dance this evening at their cottage,
Idle Hour. A large number of guests
will attend and a very enjoyable time
is expected Among the guests willy
be lilies (lrare Iivingston, Thelma
llarnltz, Helen Cornell, Jennie w bite
head, Elsie Asky, Lillian Leach,
The entertainers. who were Peter . , ,
Murra John Heene' Daniel Allman (.eOIge and Arthur Ask), Roy Mule
y, L ’ valley, Fred Ilul'nelle, Daniel Gleason.
and John Mebodl, of New York city, Fred 'Faherty and D" and Mrs.
Daiiey.
Norwalk Country Club
One of the largest crowds of the
summer season was at the Norwalk
Country Club, Saturday night, to enjoy
‘the club dance. The weather though
threatening, did not diminish the en-
thusiasm of the dancers, for the floor
was filled throughout .tlle evening.
Spotdel's orchestra furnished the mu-
‘sic in gn excellent manner. Shortly
before the closing time the piano gave
the out and the musicians were forced to
I play without the piano.
During the afternoon the tennis and
roq'ue courts‘were kept busy and the
games drew an Interesting audience.
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WORSE THAN “SKEETERS.”
W.
walk. are the best obtainable, and
their offerings were greatly enjoyed.
The musicians, who_dispensad excel
lent and entertaining music, were John
‘Worns and Joseph Cappnla. the instru-
'ments, n harp, violin and banjo, made.
a splendid combination. Jovlal good
great, indeed, was the time enjoyed.
This bake is an annual event. and Is
thanks of the many friends, who en-
joyed his generosity
Wood Island. on which the bake was
:pnse by Robert S. Barkley. and
{bungalow on the island was open al I
day. The guests were brought to the
island In the boat “Lou," by George
McKay, and in Mr. Smith's H'Haywood"
and Lewis Prices boat, and Charles
,Money’ s “Ethelwynn.” '
I To those who found it impossible to:
attend the bake on Saturday, Mr..
.Smith kindly extended the festivities;
gover yesterday. and a splendid time,
was enjoyed at yesterday’ 5 bake. ‘
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Roosevelt Tells of Biting Insects of,
the Brazilian Junule. -
The fire ants, of which I have above
Among those present were M. 8 spoken, are generally found on a spa
linden. George McKay. Thomas Csnty, cies of small .tree or sapling, with 11
Joseph \',olk Harry Mac‘Lachlan. greenish trunk. They bend the whole
Thomas Haslett. Charles MoneyI No body as they bite the tall and lI‘é'a'i'i
ville Barley. John Coe, George Ker being thrust downward. A few seconds
wyn, Thomas Clark, Col. Reagan, I h i auses con-
Frank Boland, Frank McNuIty, Harry after the bi e, t e 9° 3°“ c
Kerwyn. Dr McGovexn, Joan” Roon- siderable pain later it may make a
by. W 39819,, George Green Jamaal tiny festering sore. There is certainly
Gallagher Fred Kane, M S O‘Brien}; the most extraordinary diversity in
John Gallagher. Arthur Kraut. Edward the traits by which nature achieves
Jondreau. Frank DeMato, Harold the perpetuation of species. Among
Clark Frank Williamson. John Mo- the warrior and predacious insects
Dale. Sheriff Vollmer and Deputy the prowess is in some cases of such
‘ISherIif Ladrigan, Eugene M Toilets type as to render the possessor prac-
and many others from Bfldggport,.\:ew tically immune from danger. In
,‘I'Haven. .‘ew York city and other other cases the condition of its exer-
places. else may normally be the sacrifice of
the life of the, possessor. There are
wasps that prey and formidable tight-
ling spiders, which yet Instinctively so
.__- L. L thandle themselves that the prey prac-
A card party will he held at the tically never succeeds in either de-
,Court Laurel Club Wednesday- night. fending itself or retaliating, Ibeing cap-
I‘ ~ -ltred and paralyzed with unorring ef-
Im- Richard 2..., Will entertaid uclency,. and with allure security to
the Monday Glut» at, h'erj'hom'é today. {the wasp The wasp‘s safety is shoe
0 ~ tints. on the other hand. these light-
Mr. and Mrs. evington. of New York In: ants, Including the soldiers even
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George Edwards had a few guests
.over the weekend,
. city, spent the week-0nd at the Island. among the termites. .gre frantically
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, if. ginger on a success which generally
--Buy youninrnftitra at Sterling Insan- thoif annihilation: the condi-
‘ Mature 00,127 Washington street. incl: or than oflo‘ioncy is absolute III-
informed». to their own security Prob.
,a some of the nut- that can
hold on»! Ice suffer death
not; certainly they not
I on risk but eon-fix ill-
muum J. and had In. bitinl'oo. oi
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A. Sr P. l-EXTRA SPECIAL: A. &P.
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FANCY NEW POTATOES, A PECK ......................... 55¢
, A l'ot'xo ................................. 30¢
BEST FLUI'R’ A BAG .................................... 70¢ -‘
BEST lil‘TTER
,will ne taken to SI Vincent's hospital.
,until he struck a stcne wall at th e NEw YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
T HE GREAT A. a P. TEA 00.,
Tel. N '. 909. Free Deively.
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Most people lutaie furnished room I
NUMBER OF AUTOMOBILE mm, mm, “an, 11:...qu
AGBIDENTS
contain from time to time lists of.
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rooms that one for rent ,
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Ulto l“. Si‘llUIllai'Eir'", of I47 Center,
5 Net E’ridgepolt in the husplia :
u' llallh'lrv suffering no: u severe head; y
injllies stall: Wielnds anj bruises, as.'
a lesult o" the will alert be'tween his
I!I"Ilnl‘ 1"}(IP and u. \I; tering through in
on are strong and well.
That's pleasant.
{You hope to remain so,
Thats natural.
Your spine may get out of order.
1" nbury. , That' 3 possible .
Police aulilorites, l'o:pilal staffs, : You need some adjustments,
Prosecutors, "‘iysiciam and tiarug'e E B That’sts‘ddfrg.
.. ., etersrtoay, ~
. it'. .. 11 .1: 2. 'ti- . .
owners te. \etll III.) II. l'ld “i Tllats Wisdom.
gmt, were kept busy during the 31- You “.3,“ the best, 1
launch. That's proper. V
h’irllttlas Sula, 3r 21:0". f or P3131955 methods.
. . ’ ., . That’g discrimination.
...y . .. . I,,1.,,. , I a. _. ,\_, v I. ..-
Sony 0. ‘, I..I.. .1 .7 “st: Pfitl‘ s See 1-: Barthol, D C. l.
,. ~.!.IC:. by alllm'mbqe .n aolth- That's important
part, Lear Ioundrouse. In St, Viz! Offices So Norwalk and Stamfenl.
ccnt's hospital That's the right place.
m,“ Chiota. Jr, a,“ (n.1,. 31m Delays are dangelous
Thats all.
.\'ulth Was hint, on zienue. llridgept m
slight roncusslcn cf the brain: knock E BARTHOL D C.
ed from altoluobile Ill (‘entl al an ,
(‘oullectitnt al‘Pl’lllt s after the car vas 53 Meade“; St” Scuth Norm“;
Stamford. 9 q.
struck by a motor cy'le. At home but 7 to 8 p. m.
:07 Atlantic St..
m to 5 Pm
Spinal Analysis Free.
J. ll. Calllll, \\'e;—t Haven, torn ur-
tely in left arm, rereived when he
was catapulted from his motor cycle
through the windshield of un automo-
bile at Greens Farms: at home.
Oscar Lindblon. Sixth street. Bri lee-
port, minor injuries received when
stluck by an automobile at Park and
I-‘airtield avenues. .
Joseph “lephtote 771 Cleveland ave-
hue and Helen I), floss. 769 Clevellnd
avenle Blnldseport pedestrians. minor Shore Dinners and All Kinds
tail: to: received at Main‘ street and Of Sea Food Cooked
I'a11'l'tl‘. Ave, :‘l-lr-l by all .111-
Dorlon House
(GregOry Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
II Fort
touloblle. to Order.
Miss Anna Smith. 609 Flill‘field ave- ,
nun, midgeport minor injuries re- JOIIII E 0 Sllmvafl.
ceived at Main sheet and Fairfield Prop.
men to, when struck by an autono
hill
John Marsia, Thompson street.
Silllt’tt'd. knock: 2' I"tn:' cycle
Yale and State streets after collision
“fill all omchileq driven by William '
R. rflrSIi‘ 1, of? ti'ale street. Merely
bruises. I
N. Y., N H. 81 II. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
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Milford Fatality.
Cllasaewicz was employed at
Rostraud .\I."Inufat urinv company in
Milford, where no lived with ills 5:09, 3:57;; 7:18x, MG, 8218:, 8:591.
mother and a younger brother. lie 9 133, 9.,10 10:33x,10:51x, 11:51.:
“as r'avellng' along the state highway p_\{,_.1:13x 1: 22x, 1:27, 3302!,
toward .‘(eI-s Haven from Milford. 3- 39' 4- 421: 5 13x, 5: i5 6: 02:, 6:“
Persons ill the neighborhood declared 7:02; ‘7;st 9 42x,10:181.
the SOUTH NORWALK 'ro NEW Ironic.
A. II.—-I:37_x. 4:199, 5:34x, man,
that he was speeding along the road Sundays.
at a terrific rate, estimated to he 55 A. 31,-‘12323X 4: 481. 5 '3“, 5: 482,
miles an hour. Near the Halfwav- 3 u 10:33x, 11:30,
house where load rtnn'rs ":1 being p M, —1'_:5 x 2 .iix 3: 02!, 4:
07:2x, 7:12, 7.5151,?57
9:4“\ 10:18x,10:3
,Im II. . Chaskewics' s rrotcr cycle struck 5: 45 0: 021',
a half unken pipe in the l advm 310..“
and he was buried through the air
r12 ,ht side of the street:
:1!"fltl.llfil and his stiull
He strnz". a. hI.—~i:41x.
was crush- 8:51x, 9:151, 102021;,
5.35, 6.45,, 8‘03
10: 05," 10' 50!.
ed III. The impact also crushed ills 11:03.
chest 'ard‘many 1'38. P, M.—12:(‘3. 1:05, 2:04x, 2:57.,
' - 32301:. 32:15 41:5t, 4.29 505: 5:,
PlckedLo Semeiess. '
‘ " 5n3601V501,810‘9259m
Clzaskmvicz was picked up uncozl- 11. 15: 12 bps ,
.t,clous, said he was T‘emzr'mib‘iF‘i Sundays
Iv' , eaves, n I..-‘ R-n-J anu- I A, in—G 00 8 0311 9 00x, 10. .031»
f
l Icturlng company.
Near Riot at Southport. P. \I _1') 10 1. 0%, 3_ 393, 51011,,
iour-year-old Nicholas 81113 of 5; 04 6: on I:09x 8: 10x, 9: 001.9‘
Southport, was playing In the bushes 10 001:, 11:15x, 12: 00x.
opposite the roundhouse on the main
road In Southort at 6: 30 o‘clock SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HA, I
when an automobile driven by Mrs. A. M.-—12: 23x 1.1711 6: 05 7:1,
Flori “I Chichesttl If “inbuilt, 'tnd 9:161: 10:18,11:11x 11: 57:. '
occupied by several friends of Mrs P, M. ~121’03, 1: 20. 3: 16x 4: 28,511.
10: 10x.
Ch.chrster ya: and the rcundhouse. Gzilx. 0:47, 7:09x, 9:24x, 10:5
Nicholas somehow got in front. of the 11:06.. . ‘ ‘
car and he was struck and thrown to Sundays. ‘. .
the. side of the street. When he was A. M ~12z23x 1: 13x, 7: 43, -9.‘
picked up his jaw was found to be 10:19, 11:11:.
broken and after Dr Donaldson was P M. -—11:.' 7x. 2' :08x 11:46:, 8.1
called, he was taken to St. Vincent's 6: 48 7:09x, 8:281. 9:2.4x-f; .1
hospital. , 10: 511. ' ' - '
Dire threats wer made against.
Kills. Chichester and Prosecuting At- 3
torney Harry B Sherwood, of West‘ .
port after the latter reached the
scene and told Mrs. Chlchester there 7:-
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OUTH NORWALK 'I'g oANIIIi
A. 11.2—120, 6:13, 82'27,
P;1I.——1:25,2°Sz,._438, 5.24:,
e. ‘ ' _ ‘
was no reason no she should re« Sundays. 9,.
main there for arrest. A. M.:—10 37.
—--‘—--‘-'-— a P lids—2:15. 7: 22.
Stew until tender one pint of —..-—-—.
blanched chestnuts, pound to a paste. DANBURY 70 SOUTH NONVIAH
adding one-half teaspoon of salt: stir A M +6: 00, 72.. ‘13. 8:00,!118, 1“
this into two and a not: pints of boll- 11: as. ‘ ’
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