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Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads”--To Let.
Business 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-
“ WANTED
TO LET
TO LET—FOI'R ROOMS. INQL‘iRE,
FOR SALE
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The Sentinel has always been c
,residents at nearby shore resorts
porting local happenings. The pr
,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 same time you will
ishould be in every family in Norwalk. We welcorne contribu-
ltions of shore items. Either give
them to the office or telephone them to us.
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SPECIAL.
POTATOES, per peck,
BUTTER, per pound,
100 Stamps with large can of A 84 P
Baking Powder, 50c
25 Stamps with large bott e of A 84 P
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.me..*..-..-n-..-.r..- 5 .
35c.
318.
onsidered favorably by summer
owing to its completeness in re.
esent season is to be no excep-
be reading a newspaper that
them to our reporteis, mail
Roton Point.
The band concert that was to be
held Thursday will be held Sunday
instead.
WANTED—YOl'NG GIRL FOR FOR SALE—GAS STOVE i.\‘ GOOD
general houseuork. Sleep at home 8. l’ali‘nkos, 21 Windsor Place. condition for sale cheap. Apply to
Telephone. 70?. 3'24 3t’ 1‘34 1t Chestnut St. 324 it
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WANTED _ COLLECTOR AND} TO LET—ROOM WITH TABLE FOR SALE~AT ROWAYTON,‘
tauvasser. Reference required. Ad- board. inquire S Crescent Terrace. blue room house, suitable for one or‘
dress S. care Sentinel. ' 1'24 1t I24 3‘ two families. Hot and cold water.
r———— .__.E For terms and particulars inquire “1,
WANTED —~ 131’ MIDDLE-AGED
man, painter, handy with tools, strictly
temperate. Work of any kind. Ad-
dress Work, this office. j2~l 3t
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Bomb WANTED—BOARD FOR‘
three adults and one small
Sentinel. j22 3t
luau for the grocery business.
have references.
menu 4’.- Co, 122 3';
WANTED—A GIRL TO DO HOUSE
work. Call at Lester St. John Place.
dtowayton, Saturday at 5 p. m. 1'22 3t
WANTED -— AUTO REPAIRING
'Work guaranteed. Automobiles stor-
ed. Gasoline 15c. Disesa. Garage, 47
Railroad Ave. 116 tf
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KiNDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
Child: connecting rooms.
within a radius of three miles from lights.
b‘outh Norwalk. Address, Board. care Main St.
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WANTED-wEXPERIENCED YOUNG ‘ logo at Pine Point.
Must ‘ $100.
inquire A. F. Book-i
' Elizabeth St.
T0 LET—FURNISHED, TllO CON
netting rooms, wa,ter gas, gas plate, 1
cook stove and all conveniences for
light housekeeping. 214 East Ave.,:
near depot. j24 3i
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T0 LET—ONE SINGLE OR T“'0
Bath and electric,
Mrs J. A. Decker, 118 South;
j33 3H
'ro LET—IFNFURNlSHED COT-,
Rent for seasoni
Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt. |
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T0 LET—STORE AND BASE
ment. 85 North Main St inquire at:!
M Gutkowsky's furniture store 87
North Main St. 324 if
To LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23.,
inquire Mrs. R_ Tariov,
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. 1165-5,
4418 if
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[Hill llflllfllS
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
$5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H. District of Norwalk. ss. Probate
l‘rledman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 Court, Jilly 23- A- D., 1914-
. 029 u: Estate of Peter H, Shields, late of
LOST
LOST—GIVEN BY
pair infants tan shoes,
pair of patent pumps.
er's Shoe Store.
Norwaik, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis~
trlct of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
‘lf party will 1 liibit
return, all expense will be paid, Keel-,Those who neglect to present their ac-'
124 it counts, properly attested. within said
M iSTAKE—A . lowed six months from the date hereof
instead of a' for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
' loration.
A. Cusbuian Logan St. 3'23 6t
FOR SALE—«I'iRAND NEW HOUSE
of 7 rooms and bath, all iniproveinents_ ,
electric lights and open fireplace. Fine
Lot 50 x 1130. Apply to l".
M. Hawkins, 2 St. John St., East Nor
rwalk
son SALE—THE nuicx DWELL‘
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
Swariz. j3 tf
For Saleerent
Large Single House, all
improve-
vens street, Norwalk.
c. T. MeGOVERN
INSURANCE AND zest. es'rATr
155 Washington Street.
South Norwolk. Conn. Tel. 345.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L C.
S m l t h, Underwood
Remington all other
makes. sold r,ented
repaired. Rentals 5;.
per month. Mathincs
sold at $3 per month.
The Benedict News
their clatms’i‘c settlement.
ltiiue, will be debarred a recovery. All
LOST—THIS MORNING, 11 DOL-‘persons indebted to said Estate are
lars, one 5 and six ones.
return to Sentinel office.
LOST —-— BETWEFN
Place and Raymond St., watch fob
TRINITY. j24-31-B7
Reward for‘ requested to make immediate payment
122 St to
MARGARET SITI‘E LBS,
‘ Administratrtx
100k“, ““3315 J H W Reward f0?! District of Norwalk. ss Probate
return to Sentinel office.
Focus;
FOUND—NEAR TAVERN iSLAND,
oak skiff, 22 feet long.
have some by proving property and
paying, charges. Address P. 0. Box
1446 South Norwalk. j23 3t
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
1 have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
fire having me repair their Tinwork.
Plumbing and Heating becausethey
pave money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
.141 Wash. st. Phone 1106-12 or 373
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;You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.
Hon hope to remain so,
Owner mayi
120 tf Court, July 22. A. D., 1914,
Estate of Paul Lengyel, late of Nor-
Store 43 \\’all St. Norwalk ('onn.
To the Hoard of County Commission-
are of l‘nlriield County:
I heieby apply for
intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lazar .Bcer,
Ladrlgan receiver of the bankrupt as.
tzite of \lncenzo J. biotau from as.
Water street. to Angelo Contareito, at
68 Water street Town of Norwcall
walk in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
utrlct of Nor“ alk, hath limited and al-'
low ed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to
Those who meals“ to present their ac-
counts properly attested, within said‘
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are'
requested to make immediate payment
to ..
ROSE LENGYEL.
1244-31-37 Administratrix
The New Science
DEFINITION 'v 0F , CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractlofl the definition 0d the
onus; of the disease and the art. of
adjusting the some. Disease is can
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in, childhood
exhibit their claims for settlement :
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
luster; life in die different arms and
m .
That‘s natural.
iYour spine may get out of order.
That's possible. ‘
N011 need some adjustments,
That’s evident.
Better start today.
That’s Wisdom.
1011 want the best,
That’s proper.
Painless methods.
Tod's fiiscrlmtnetion.
,' Bee E. mot. D. 0.
That‘s important.
Offices 80 Not-walk and
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That’s all. ‘
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Mahdi?” St., South Norwalk,
‘ 7 to ,
I07 Atlantic 81., Stanford. 9 a.
‘ in. to 3 pm.
_ Spinal Analysis Free
ford.
‘FABT FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
*1an Arm 'ro ALi. Future in.
9 WEST
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Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing a nerve syn
toms in your body. mole troubles
xiven special ttlentlon; also curva-
ture of the spine You win never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. ‘
Magnetic moments 'siven also.
T. Francis, D. C.
it Washiudt’o‘n at. so; Nomik. conn.
discoverer
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Elm Tree‘s Sprayed
Beaupain 87 saunas-s
ARBOROULTURIBTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
It’s“ a‘wis’e man'wlui anticipates the
seasons. .
in «Hot Weather it’s well to have s
to an important ' ' I
Graduate from: Palmer School, the 3
line of a Church Edifice or Public
School- house or the premises pertain
ing thereto or any Post Office, Pub-
llc Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk, this 15th day of1
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July A. D. 1914.
ANGELO CONTARETTI.
m Applicant.
We the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk heieby
July, A. D., 1914.
John Oldenschlager. Mario Maruca.
John Redway, Frank Oddo, Albert M.
Pohlman, '
I hereby certify that the above
named endorsers are ’electors and
taxpayers as defined by law, of the,
Town of Norwatk. ‘
July, A. D., 1914.
HERBERT B. SMITH.
117 24 Town Clerk.
Thoussyds 1...”. "“ I“. .4...
0 es eve
meihocll. No ddmce 3:13:11 lmvewrit:
1 red.
‘How To our???“ b “kn. 1"“ it“ book
i. 1. srxcur ruin Adult)!
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4149“”th
123 (St
merits. attractively situated, on Ste-t
a-transl’er of a,
.llcence, No. 90, to sell spirituous andi
Rhine Wine and Cider from D. Louis‘
The proposed place of business Is,
,not located within 200 feet in a direct
endorse}
the application °f the above name“minister of New Zealand, is the guest
Angelo Contarettl for such llcense,| of John Farrell for a few days
and we do severally certify each for;
hiriiself that we are insurers owning.
real estate in said Town of Norwaik.’
Dated at Norwalk, this 15th day of
Dated at Norwaik, this 15th day of
. of August.
entry fees will be charged
Manager Neiille Bayzley of Roton
Point, is in New York city today on
business.
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The W. H. C. members. of New (.‘a—
Dean, will enjoy their annual plcnic,at
Roton Point. Tuesday, July 28.
Mrs. Arthur Masters and family,
of New Canaan. are enjoying a two
weeks’ stay at the Stanley cottage,at
Pine Point.
The New (‘anaan Methodist Sunday
school picnic will take place at Roton
Point on Thursday, July 30. The mem-
,bers and their friends will be taken to
'the Point in busses and private auto
mobiles.
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On account of the threatening ruin
it was thought best to postpone the
'American Band concert. which was to
‘be given at Roton Poin’t last evening
‘lt is probable there will be a sacred
-~ iconcert given instead at the park on
‘ Sunday evening.
Local and Stamford dancers receiv-
ed with delight the good news that a
prize contest was to be run off in the
dancing pavilion at Rotou for the best
hesitation wait: and one step. Tun
beautiful cups “III be given as prizes.
The. contest is being given undei the
direction of Miss Elizabeth Mctlihbons
and R. l’. lWilcox.
Bell Island
William Kiel-l is at Newhurgh for a
few days. ,
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Rigor Gurney is the guest of Edgar
Mueller for a tow weeks.
John Farrell and Eliot Ward will
send the week end at Allenhurst, N. J.
Mrs. Frank McAi‘pce. of Brooklyn.
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N. i., was themuest of Mrs. M. Win-
trlngham, yesterday.
-—Buy your furniture at Sterling
.nrnlture Co.. 127 \\ ashington street,
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Thomas Sarior and Eugene Eurnin
will sail down to Stamford today in
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ISldney \\lntringham's canoe
-\incent Ward, son of the prime
A meeting was raid at the club
[house yesterday bya number of the
young ladies of the island to make
some definite plans for'thé bazaar to
be held at the club house the 28th of'
August.
“At a meeting held at the Norwaik
Yacht Club last evening the following
of August: Norwalk Country Club.
Norwalk Yacht Club and Belle island
Club. The reason Belle island was
selected by the committee was on ac-
count of the, natural advantages of the
' island and the ample room afforded by
the grmmds andpier. The Tokeneke
Club 'would have joined but- for the
tennis tournament closing our that
‘_day :It is planned to have the three
clubs visit the Tokeneke Club to at- .
tend their water sports on the 29th;
The folowiug events will
be contested1100 yard. swim for mom;
diving contest for men diving contest
' for ladies canoe race. doubles ion men,
canoe race. doubles for ladies, tub 32-ce,
open, one- half mile swim for men, 50
yard swim for boys dressing race for
then, relay race, tilting contest. No
future She was presented with a . The onb official statement snen out
white ivory toilet set and many other by the i‘iumi um sin “e the filing of the 5:1“. 6:47, 7:09x_ 912411. 10 51!.
gifts as a remembrance of her suit was to the effect that about one 11:06 '
friends when she is far away. Music hundred Boards 0 Trade and ciill bus
-and games were enjoyed and a solo iness organizaticn‘s iii New England Sundays. , ‘
. entitled. ”Where is My ifsmma,‘ was had’rassed resolutions sustaining the A- Ill-"133335: 1313K. 7343. 9:361.
Extracts, 25c
Harbor View Beach
Mrs. George Hayes is spending to?
day in New York city. ‘
A (8).. P Evaporated Milk, large cans, 2 for 15c.
A (a. P Evaporated Milk. small cans, 5 for 15¢.
Iona Tomatoes, 5c,
Extra Large Prunes, 2 pounds for 25c.
Marshall’s Herring in Tomato Sauce, 12c.
Charles Hansen and family will l-C-I
cupy their cottage about August
lsi
~«Buy your furniture at sterling EXTRA sTAMPs w|TH TEAS.
Furniture Co, l2T‘\\'ushingwn :ireet > 150 Stamp; “In“. 1 lb, Fancy Chop Tea ...................... 70o
”w ‘ 75 Stamps with 1 lb, New Crop Tea ................. ..... so:
The gas plant for Hwy Buruiiz Mai 60 St camps with 1 lb. Tea ....................................... so:
arrived and will be installed immtdi: 0 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ....................................... 40c
ately. 3 EXTRA STAMPS WITH COFFEES.
_.. ’ "“‘ 33 Stamps with 1 lb. El Ryad ................................. 85c ‘
A card party will be given on Sat- 25 Stamp: with 1 lb. Ambosa ................................. 32c
urday for Mr. and Airs. David Nichoi— :9 Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 30o
son, 0f Brooklyn. 10 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Good Caffee .................. , ..... 28¢
5 Stamps with 1 lb. Good COfl‘ee ....................... _ 25o
THE GREAT A. 84 P. TEA CO.,
Tel. No. 909. Free Delivery.
Miss McGrane and Miss (‘ostegau
brought in ,a good catch of floundcrs
and black fish on \l'eunesday.
Miss Laura Hansen has returned to
her home in New York city after
spending a week with Mrs. F. Shelli.
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Miss lda Hoyt and Misses Mae and
Edth liallett and Edward Hallett,
of New Canaan, are spending the neck EMMINAL .cilrslouuffiflflfljé' Y., N. H. & II. R. R.
at Harbor View Beach. I '
‘ (Continued tram First raze) Timetabie
The Misses ichrane. of the West
View cottage, entertained Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Noble and Miss Mary Scott,
of Brooklyn, N. Y., on Thursday.
Miss Eleanor L. Toney andsistcr, of
New York, and their niece. Miss Ade-~
laide Toner, of Brooklyn, are occupy-
ing the Echo cottage. at Harbor View
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remain in New York for several duy~.‘
Attorney-General ilcliei‘nolds was ex».
lltClt‘d to arrive here today for a (0.1-
fcrcnce with Mr. Gregory.
It is expected that a special panel 5;
of the fedcal grand jury will be (all- 9;
ed for the first week in August, and
beach, for the season. tlzat the ca ~es for alleged criminal vio
",-. lation of the Sherman anti-Trim law
The Sentinel is being congratulated will start about that time. Mr, (ii‘Eg-
on its Harbor View columns and also gory has declined to say what iiaect-
on lite general high class nature of its ors he would proceed against crimin-
lN EFFECT JUNE 7. 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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09, 6:57x, Tzle. 7:46, 8:181, 8:593.
15x, 9:40. 10:33X, 10:511. 11:51.
P. M.—-1:l:lx, 1:22x, 1:27, 3:083.
:29, 4:421, 5215K, 5:45, 6:021, 6:47.
:023, 7:45x, 9:42x, 10:18x.
Sundays.
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5:341, 5:422.
news articles. The Sentinel is getting ally. 8:54, 10:33x, 11:30.
on the general high class nature of its The answer of hte New Hatch com P, .\i w—12:.'rut, 2:44x, 3:02x, 4:42x,
nier. puny foil to suit in equiti hrou '1“ yes 5 .1:4§ 6:02x,7202?.7112,745x,,72571.
0‘ ‘iérdni. 11;! be filed on or before
Charles \\ hitchead vcri kindly 911- August 1).“ is expected that E C.
ioflalned the loung folks Wédnesduy B: tcklaud general counsel for the New
cieumi with a series of very inlet llu.\eu would lie the (Homvm‘. s ens-
esting motion picture. Later on thes c act and that it would remain a gen
I)“ “1"“ may be 3 "3““ “NM” 0‘ era] denial of the governments al-
the beach. locations. The defense probably will be
under the direction of Morrfield Stor-
ey. of Boston, who has been assiciuied
with Chairman, Howard Elliott in the
recent negotiations with the Depart-
ment of Justice. '
While the answer to the stilt is
yet to be prepared, it‘ is known that
A FAREWELL SURPRISE. exceptions will be taken to the appli-
A farewell surprise party was given cation of the government for a retelv
Miss Jennie R. Benedict. as the home or which it “as pointed 0‘“ is made
at Miss Anna \l. Lyden‘ 10 Hafiflle“ in all dissolution suits on the gr
avenue, Wednesday eiening. m“, that the railroad is paying its fixed
Benedict ieavés for Northfleld Seml- charges, and that for the 93“ fiscal
nary, in Massachusetts. in the near year there was a surplus of $111000
Si06x, 9: 421' .10:18K,10:3o
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK- ‘ H
A. Sir—4.41:4, 5:33, 6:45, 8:031. » "
8:5lx, 9:1.3x, 101023, 10:05, 10:50x.‘
11:03.
P. 31—12103. 1:05, 2104!, 2:57.
3:30x, 3155, 421%, 4.29, 5:052, 512‘.
5:28, 6:0]x, “:07, 8:10x. 9:25, 9:402,
11:15:; 12:00x. ’
The pavilion for dancing is rapidly
nearing completion and everything
points to a. successful Lpenill; on Sat-
urday night. The ladies on the heath
are very enthusiastic over it and litany
pleasant evenings are promised.
Sundays. .
A, hi.—0:00, 8203):, 9:00x, 1bzczx,
1025024.
P 3i.—12:10:.l:02x, 3.391;. 5102:, »
5:04, 020134, Trolls, 8:19x. 9:00x, 9:40;; '
10:00:, iizisx,’12:oox.
sou-m NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
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9 ICX. 10: 18 ll: llx 11:.17x
P, si.-—12:oa. 1.20 “16x 4: as 5:17. -:
10:19,11:llx.
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rendered by Frank Ryder, of Winni- New Haven si stem in its efforts to
clubs decided to hold their combined,
,pauk. At a late hour a bountiful sup- retain control of the Long Is. and
per was served and enjoyed by- all. steamship lines. A list of these or-
Among those present wzere ganlzatlons was issued. ,
2:034, 4:46x, 41:10:,
6:48. 7:093, Sr‘ZSx, 9:24x-f, 10:08:,
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water’sports at Belle Island the 15th:
5 He was taken to St. Marys Hospital,
‘ but there is little hope.E tor his recov- ment of two weeks being taken at
Miss Mamie Werner. of Rosedale, L. BOSTON. July 24. *Hearings on the
1.: Elsie Ross, Harriet Henery, Har- order of notice issued by Judge Brail-
rlet Frlas. Agnes \icTarey. Agnes COS- ey to show causd why a special muster
SOUTH NORWALK TO omdunv
A M-——i: 20 5:13 8: 27. 9: 59:.
.tello, Fannie Flaherty. \iinnie Lydon, should not be appointed as asked in P Iii—1:25,? :282, 4:38, 5:24t, 0:20,
Elizabeth Stadier,‘ Mrs. Lentils, Julia the suit brought against certain [cr- 7:22. ‘ -»
’Collins, Anne M. “Lydon. Jennie “— mer and'present directors of‘ibe New Sundays.
Benedict, Mary Pepper, Mrs. Murray, York. New Haven and Hartford Rail- A. lit—10:37.~
Mr. and Mrs. Lydon. Earl Garfield. road. by minority stockholders saek- P iii—2:15, 7:22.
William Perkins. Frank Rydel' Joseph ing to recover funds alleged to rate
Peasack. John Wargo. Edmund W 88d been misused by the defendants, was
Charles Murray. Thomas Murphy and begun in the Supreme court today.
.Frank King, of Stamford. The action placed the amount 4111'-
» properly expended in extending the
MOTORCYCLIST THROWN MANY New Haven system at $102, 00, 000.
.oANeuav TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. 11.2—6 no, 1123 8: 00 8:18, 141.,
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FEET. The plaintiffs set forth that under}. Sufism.
WATERBURY, July 23. ——Arthur the Sherman anti-Trust act they were A. M___7;55, 11:45, ,
.Rug’slero. 23. was riding on thexrear entitled 'to damages of three times p M.—-—6:48, 7:181,‘8:35».
seat OT 3 motorcycle on the \ahgatuck taht amount or $306 000 000
road, near Platt‘s mill, at 11 o'clock, . The New Haven and Boston- and
this morning. when his companion Maine Railroads and William Skinner
who was steering the cycle IDSt (3.011 one of the defendants were represent-
"01 of the machine and It I)“. I. wall ed by COURSEI Attorneygfieneral
Bussiero Will! thrown Over his cum Boynton. of Mfisachusetts, and George
panion’s shoulder; sustained a fra’ctur- w Anderson, a member of the Public
ed shit“. 9. l'i’dctured right arm, a. Service Commission, were also pres-
fractured leg, and internal injuries. em, - :« ..
The session was brief; an adjourn-
x—Slgniiies express.
, f—Slgnli‘les stops on signal only,
|l~thscontlnued after June 2 :
tmDoes not run Saturdays. .-;
, zwséturdsys only. «
Dorian Hons,
(dream-y Boulevard)
EAST- NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of sea Food Cooked,
‘ to Order. ‘ .
John 11. can
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the request of the defendants. Attor-
nay Sherman L. Whipple, representing ,
the plaintiffs, asked that an injunction
be issued to restrain the transfer of
' porters and w waited upon the akrceménl bv ,
MW.- uses it honors! in ed storey for the railroad and ' - -~
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that there would be no
“to mm by: attempts! to
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,Vsiisgpp stock or otherwise while the
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