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Classified “Ads”———To Let.
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
face or Caps. Double
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The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by Summer l
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re- '.
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep- ‘
gtion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The 1
‘Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
i To LET 7 FOR SALE
“ WANTED
WANTED—YUI'NG GIRL FOR
general house“ ork. Sleep at home.
Telephone. 70?. 124 iii
WANTED —- 111‘ MIDDLE-AGED
man. 11.1iillel‘, handy with tools, strictly
temperate. Work of any kind. Ad-
dress \\'ork, Ibis office. j‘Jl 3t
WANTED — AUTO REPAIRINGJ
M'orl. guaranteed. Automobiles stor~'
Disesa Garage, 47.
j16 tr,
ed. Gasoline 13c.
Railroad Ave.
WANTED—10 BUY ALL KlNDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten H“
I‘riedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1161
029 U
LOST
LOST—SMALL WHITE DOG WITH
faint dark spot on ears. License No.
45.11.13, Suitable reward for return to
Ninccnt Flailerty. 10 Prospect Ave.
l\‘0rwalk. Phone 1261. 125 It
”77617113"
FOUND—NE AR TAVERN ISLAND,
oak skiff.” -2 feet long. Owner may
have saute by proving property and
paying charges. Address P. 0. Box
8140, South Norwaik. 123 3t
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... BUSINESS INOTICES
NOTICE.
l have It at last. What? Tin for
. rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
. HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
1141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106-12 or 373
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.You are strong and well.
That's pleasant.
EYou hope to remain so,
That's natural.
lYour spine may get out of order,
‘. That's possible.
Eon need some adjustments,
That’s evident.
Better start today.
That's wisdom.
[You want the best,
That's proper.
‘Painless methods.
That’s discrimination.
See E. Bapthol, D. C.
That's important.
Offices So. Nth-walk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That's all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Meadow St., South Norwalk.
‘ 7 *0 3 P-m
I07 Atlantic St., Stamford. g s.
m. to 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
”YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
‘ . .Through our service to all important
Interior points; making connections
with daily through cars to the'foliow-
... lug points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
war, Indianapolis. Kansas City, Louis-
, ville, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St.
[nuts and Salt Lake City. Freight
iYorlt (foot of Cat‘lierino 8L), every
- , day except Sunday at 3 11.111. Freifiht
- , received at Nor‘waik up to 5 p. m. and
at SouthNor-Walk up to 6: 30 p.111. ....
{II-IE NOR-WALK STEAMBOAT LINE
‘ Annlng J. Smith, Losses. . '
George F. Footo. General Agent.
011me Inn:
Westport.‘ Conn.
w .SeWiOe. a la Carts, noted for
‘ Steaks. Broilers. and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangement! was ill made
. ‘ staunch short notice. ,
ERM‘OV‘ZORGHWRA
EVERY svsuma.
TO LET—2s IiI‘RRiTT AYE. SIX
rooms and bath, all improtements.
Rent reasonable. inquire Mrs. iiig»
gins, next door. jzl it
FOR SALEWXI‘JV l-‘l\'l-I
ger touring car, ibil
only six hundred miles.
sacrifice it sold
PASSEN-
tnodel. driven
\\‘iil se.i :1’
at once lilrciri:
T0 LET—FOL'R LARGE ROOMS. Address “Car." Sentinel.
newly .papered and painted, with inr . ~— ~—-~ -~—-— -— —»—--
movements, Inquire 32 Lowe 5,”, FOR SALE—GAS STOVE 1.\' noon
.5011”, Norwalk Conn. 33 tit condition for sale cheap. Apply 1‘."
‘ ’ Chestnut St. 121 it
To LET—ROOM \l'iTii TABLE1
board. inquire 8 CresCent Terrace. ' FOR SALE” \T “(’WAYT05
3-24 3t nine 100111 house suitable for one or
_. two families. Hot and cold water.
7 TO LET—FIVE ROOMS 3 CROSS For terms and particulars inquire W.
,St. Inquire J. A Rudder, 108 South A. Cushnlan Logan St j‘Z' 6t
Main St. Tel. 1312-; j'..'. 3t
, FOR SALE~vIHiANIl NE\\' HOI'SIC
T0 LET—FURNISHED: TWO CON‘ of 7 rooms and bath. all improvements,
necting rooms. water 833- 883 Plate-electric lights and open fireplace. Pine,
iCOOk “0‘9 and all conveniences for location. Lot 50 x 1311. Apply to P.“
”‘51“ housekeeping. 2” East Ave, , M. Haw kins. 2 St. John St. East N01“
near depot. 3'24 31. ,‘walk. jgg Gt
TO LET—~0NE SINGLE OR TWO:
connecting rooms. Bath and electriclmg_ Na 74 West Ave” known as the
lights. Mrs, J. A. Decker, 118 South'mde, house. Lot 7;, feet from and
Main St. . 133 31,170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swartz. J3
F or Sale or Rent
Large Single House,
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL-
To LETv—UNFURVISHED COT
(age at Pine Point. Rent for season
$100. Inquire of Chas. E. lloyt.
12 Otf
TO LET—STORE AND BASE-
ment. 85 North Main St. inquire at
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87
North Main St. 124 if
all
vens street, Norwaik.
c. T. MeGOVERN
INSURANCE AND EEAL ESTATE
165 Washington Street.
South Not-walk; Conn. Tel. 845.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L.
S 111 it I1.
To LET-10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R, Tarlov.
102 Taylor Ava, city. Tel. No. 1165-5.
1118 if
TI; New Science
OEFINiTiON 0F CHIROPRACTIO.
C.
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different «pans and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonisiug the nerve syo ‘
term in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
not giving the Chiropractor a chance .
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
M Washington 81.. Go. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
Store 43 Wallfit. Norwnik Conn.
you do through the
Wool-W Lars-st Farl- Ass-e7
Thousands of sales everywhere prove right
$311101}; (No stauncebIeekr-equired. Write
ay nee tn: an s and I
How To SILL Your. Faust." rec book
lights. starter. demountable rims. etc,
3:; utj
. those that attended.
Improve-j,
meats, attractively situated, on Ste-
lnderw,ood ;
Remington all other
Chiropractic is the definition of the makes, sold rented. .
cause of the disease and the art 01 repaired. Rentals 35‘
adjusting the same. Disease is calls per month. Machines
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain In sold at 3:, per month.
the back. Even if done in childhood The Benedict, News
and at the same time yOu Will be reading a. newspaper that i
should be in every family in Norwalk. We we1c0me contribu- ‘
tions of shore items. Either give them to Our reporters, mail l
them to the office or telephone them to us. |
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Bell Island 1
Sailing canoe races and a dance this
gevening will be features or tcdal's
lprogram at the club.
Rotor) Point
The Life Sa1ers Home on Roton
Point beach. is co111pletcd.tic no u
lug oi the building just being
ed. The I1c1nc will soon in furnished
and will be ready for occupanc; 1.: a
short time, Both the 1111erlo1 and tr. ‘
terior oi the home presents a veryi
natty appealance. and the members oil
the 1.1ie Savers may well be proud oi,
______ it. The appearance of the building3
l ”a”, Earle and Harold Clarke il'd\e on the beach attracts COllsldcl‘alliE its
:-been elected committee to purchase "”3519. attention from “Mining 93:1
'prizes for the cornbined water sports curb-mm“:
and under their direl'liuil some very
good prizes will be purchased,
SKI: l
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t A new set of pool bails has been se-
{cured for the club pool table. and this
iinornintj a gentleman lrom the inanu
fattures was here to tlue up‘ the
,tauie.
The local Life Savers are doing
everything within their power tomake
the swimming races, to be held at lio-
lon Point, 011 Sunday. August 2d. a big
success. The members are endeavor-
ing to secure the Misses Adeline Trapp
and Nora Laney, of New York city. to
enter the contest, and also give some,
fancy diving exhibitions. for which
they are noted in swimming circles 1n
many cities. It will be remembered
that Miss Trapp and Miss Laltey vvere
ena Maclachlun. Miss “my,“ hr at Hoton Point once before under the
l - - .. . auspices ot the Life Savers. and at the
:sons. (up Mira?! Money. Miss l-sthei ,
(Smith and the MM“ Traendiy . ttme made a hit with the local people.
' Many contestants are expected to en-
ter in this swimming event. and entry
blanks may now be secured from any
of the Life Savers. A fee of 81.00 will
be charged if the entrant has no boat.
but if he posseses a boat there will be
no charge.
Harbor View beach
The. newly elected house commit-
‘tee has wrought wonders around the
club house, and the grounds and
house, have taken a new aspect. MuCh
credit is given Mrs. W. Smith and
Mrs. W, Clarke.
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Miss Helen Smith held a very pret-
ty tea at her home yesterday, Among
were Mia.- Lor-
(‘. II. Harrison, iroprietor of the
Summit House. Iit‘iit‘ Island, came up
,to I).1nb:1r_v today for 11 short visit.
illr. iIarlisOn leptlrts Il‘at willie the
iweathcr has not been of the best. the
summer \atatlonists huve been faitly
Ynumcrous. lie expects more business
[during the nlOll'll of Angusirellan-
:huhy News
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—-Bu_v your furniture at Sterling The Misses Simpson. of 39‘190"
t1rnltureio.,127 Washington street. up ..- s; 11,, and 111.. \l‘hlte‘ueal.
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will round the opening cf the pavilion
The Military Euchre was hell at this evening
the club house last evening. and was — —'
by far the most sum'cssful event held lilly your furniture at Sterling
this summer. Eighteen tables were
in operation. and each table repre-
sented some country. There were Miss ilelen comeu. who has been
four players to a table. which made I ,‘iie guest oi Mrs. Daily for a few
total 01' seventittwo Makers. besides weeks, will return to htr home in
many who just looked on. The win- New York city tomorrow:
ners were:
i-‘Irst prize—«Mt:
Poole;
127 Washington street.
Furniture Co..
Charles Whitehead has procured
some verv good feature films for his
next entertainment. the proceeds of
which will go toward the new club
house.
and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. M. Andrews.
Second prize~Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
,erglit; Mr. and Mrs. R. Maines.
l Third prize—din and Mrs. H. Wy-
att: Mr. and Mrs. W. Grhy.
l Fourth prlzolqu. and Mrs: Blue;
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The new dancing pavilion was light-
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EX! R.-\ SPEC] \L $71. COP.
11,111 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. TEA ..
liL"l‘T Iii
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.......................... 31¢
30 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. COFFEE ........................ 35¢
THE GREAT/1.81 P. TEA 00.,
Free Delivery.
Tel. No. 909.
A Real Big Bargain
‘.‘.'r- are going ’1) sel‘ at :m' ate sale one o‘ the :1: rest oil homes
in Nathalie. it is situatei on \\~_~1 a'e'flle with so: .erous tonnage on
that meme. 1“ .e ‘ cun: s are Inge, the lions e is oi t“>o.11i.1l style,
mcst coniftrlzl 1‘. atlan ed 311120.111}: iiEUL is a large sludge and
burn in the 1e.-.1' of the grounds.
This is an Unusual Opportunity tor a Quick Buyer,
but Must be taken Advantage of at once
Owners are leaving town.
age can remain.
Prit 1: will
surprise ytu Liberal mort-
(‘cmmunicate with us at onto.
Jordan 8. Selleck,
NO. 1094 MAIN ST.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.‘
EAST NORWALK
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. I Dorlon House
N ,i (Gregory Boulevard) l
PDA
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The midweek meeting of the church
for prayer and tonference will be. held
on Wednesday at s p 111., in the Lec-
ture Room
Shore Dinners and All Kink
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order.
John E. O’Sullivan.
Prop.
0n Thursdm will beheld the annual N Y" P} H & H R R.
picnic of the Sunday school at Roton
Point. Details of the arrangements
will be announced In the Sunday-
school next Sunday. 1
furniture at Sterling
7 Washington street.
--Buy your
Furniture Co, 12
Darien Congregational Church—Dr.
Herbert s. Brown.“ Minister-Sunday
services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, m.
The Sunday school session will be
held at the close of the morning ser-
v.lce The meeting of the J. S C i“.
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Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A, M.—-—l:37x. 1:40".
5:34x, 5:421.‘
:09, 6:57x_ 7:1“. 7:46, $118,825.91,
2183:, 9:40. 10:33x, 10:31x, 11:51.
P. .\I.—1:1!’.x. :le. 1:27, 3:102],
:29, 4242):, lelix, 11:13. 010211, 0:47,
7:611, 92-1232, 10:18:.
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New '
Elm 11...: 3.1.1331
Beaupaint & Saunders
ARBOROULTURISTB.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
.lt's a wise man Who anticipates the
seasons. .
In Hot Weather it‘s well to have a
Cooled Cellar.
OUR COAL I8 GOOD COAL
MASON SUPPLIES.
a. HAROLD cox.
2 First St. "East namalk.
Telephono' 1454.
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wonky—11's cause.
...l.——:
Worry, like hats. anger, envy and
all other depressing emotions. is a
poison. It is a short circuit which
burns out the mental batter-135 and
destroys the power for useful activ-
“3-,
tell the neurasthenlc not to worry. Ho
' suxsrs. train worry just as he suffers
from headache and cold hands and
foot and other inissrles.’1‘hs neuras-
thenic worries not because he wishes
it is of little use, however. to ,
E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
47 W. Out If NEW Y alum.
“Boston Pill?“ blsn
Ifllostl lids.“ Ills 111.111.211.30.
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
Notice of Sale.
The undersigned hereby offers for
sale the AIsthorpe house. so called.
No. 20, on the south side of Seaview
Ave., East Norwalk; the Fish Club
house ‘on the “Di-til side of the tent.
porary bridge, and the Dec‘ker oyster
house on the south side ,of the new
bridge. Bids addressed to J. W. Olm-
sted, 25 ‘Seavisw Ave, 'East Noiwalk,
will be received up to Thursday, July
30th, 1914, at 6 o'clock p. :11. Candi.
tious of sale are as follows: Said
buildings may be taken apart and re-
moved. or may be removed whole, at
purchaser's option. Must be removed
within thirty days from day of pur-
chase. Payments. ten per cent
purchase price to be paid upon ac
ceptanco of. bid, and the balance In
ten days thereafter. Neither of thess’
buildings or any part thereof shall be
relocated on any part of the proposed
park.
JOHN F M MAHON,
,ISAAC CHURCH,
J. W OLMSTED.
1123 25 29 Sub Committee.
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1111*. and Mrs. S. Ferris and Dr. and
Mrs. Ferris.
l The ptlzts were most beautiful as
Ewell as useful. and were the source of
much tomntent nmcug the contestants.
and the donators art- voted 3 vote of
thanks b1 the committee in charge.
,Those that played were Mr and Mrs.
Blue Mr and Mrs. Carley Thomas
:Sauter. Mr. and Mrs. “Slight. Miss
”'"gEthcl Smith. Mr. and Mrs. 'liionet‘. the
Misses Money. the Misses Traendly,
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt. \ir. and Mrs
'Gray, Mr, and Mrs, Brush. Miss True.
Mrs, and Miss Clarke. Mrs. Edwards.
111'. and Mrs. Cos, Mr. and Mrs. Ey-
land. Mr. and Mrs. M. Wright. Mr.
and Mrs. Wardell. Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson. Dr. Stromeyer. Margaret
Parsons. Lorena MacLachlan. Mrs. E.
Lsunet. Misses Raftery. Mr. and Mrs.
R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ’Wadhams.
Messr‘s. Thompson, Gray. Cantr.
Smith. Towner and Wintrlngham. Mr.~
and Mrs. George Foote. Mr. and Mrs.
S. Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. Perry. Mr. and
Mrs. Eyland, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn. Mr
’:and Mrs. Quinn.‘Mrs. Mallory. Mrs.
Fillow and Mr, Ohio, '
a.
WAKEFIELD BASE T0 ‘
JUHYREXT WEEK-
saw HAVEN. July 23—11 seemed
likely today that the defence for Mrs.
Bessie J. Wakefield will be completed
on Tueday next and the following day
ed last night for first time and look-
ed vel‘y fine. The committee a e
pit lining to ‘m a \‘i-: trclc so 1‘. at
dancing can be enjoyed every even,
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IFTEII near
(Continued from first page) ‘
The officer was right in pursuit, and
jumping on the man‘s back. bore hint
to the ground. A fierce struggle en-
sued, during which the man obtained
a clutch on the throat of the officer.
and It was then that Lockwood 'ought
his club into play. Even after two
or three blows the fellow continued
fighting.
The disturbance finally aroused Wil-
llam Monohan. one of the drivers. who“:
was asleep in the barn. and also sum-
moned 'Mr. White from the house. The
handcuffs were put‘on the fellow. and
he was taken to the police station and
locked up.
' He gave his name as Edward Bou-
ton. and said he lived in Danbury. Mr.
White recognized him as a man who
came to him a week ago. and attempt-
ed to borrow some moneY. and it was
probably at ~that time that he looked
the ground over. and foand out how
to enter the barn and get the horses.
Bouton claimed to work for a livery
stable proprietor in. Danbury .He is a
young follow and was dressed in a
hunk} suit. and made a fairly good
. Ition to reduce the age‘ limit for ad-
is held at 4 p. m. At 6:30 p. tn. .the Sundays.
‘1‘. P, S. C. E. meets. Topic: "Good A. .\I.-l‘.’:'.‘7x, 4143:, 5:34! 5342!,
News from the Mission Fields." P11. 3.5, 10- PM “.30, ,
66:18. Leader. Miss Mary HOyt.. ; p \I——l"10x2:ilx, 3,03,, 4,42"
*" 5:4 4.1, 6:021, This. 7:12. 7:15x, 7257:.“
K' OF P' JUB'LEE YEAH- :Oiix. 9:12x, ld'ltlx, 10:11:.
BOSTON. July 25.-—'l‘he golden
jubilee year convention of the Sn.
preme lodge. Knights of Pythlas. to be
11:03.
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opened in Winnipeg. Man on Angus P. M.‘—12:03. 1:05, 2:0”, 2:01,-
4. will mark the second time in the
3: 301:. 3: 55, 4: lat 4. 29 5: 05x ' o2;4.
history of the order that a supoeme 6: 011: o- 07' 3,1“ 9 .,5 9: 9‘“. .
NEW YORK To soon-1 NORWALK.
A. .\I.—i:~llx. 5:35. 6:45, 8:031,
8:311: 11:13.1, 111:02x. 10:05, 10:50:.
lodge session has been held outside 11 15‘ 12 0011
the United States. Plans for the . ,
meeting were announced‘today. Sundays.
Supreme Chancell or Thomas ... A. M.——G:t.1‘_ 3:03x. 0:0011. 10:02:. *
Carling, of Macon. Ga, will preside. 10:3011.
Among the important matters of busl- P .\i.—~1‘.’:1-’.l, 1:023. 3.39s. 5:021,
uses to be taken up will be a propos- 5:04, 6:011, 7:09x, 8:10x, 9:00x. 9:401,
10:00x. IlzlE-x, 12:00.1.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. .\i.——1'.':23x. 1:17x, 6:05 7:18,
9:10x. 10:18, 1121111, 11:3.711.
P. M.—-i::03.1:20.3:16x.4:28, 5:17.
mission from '21 years to .18.
B. H. Young. of Ada, Ohio. is the
only announced candidate for supreme
chancellor. Those seeking election as
vice chancellor, include Frank M.
Beckford, of New Hampshire; John fizl4x. 6:47, 7:00x, 9224:. 10:511. .
B. Brown, of Illinois; Robert Burns, of 11:013/ ‘
California: Daniel H. Linehaugh. of -
Oklahoma; Fred .1' o \ICArthur, of Sundays.
Winnipeg. and William Ledew. of A. M.—1.‘-‘:2'~‘x 1:131: 7:43, 11:162..
New York ' 10:19. 11:11x.
----- —- - P. M.—11:57x. 220811;, 4:16x. 6:101. .
AWAIT WORD FROM WAOBURG 6:43. 7:09; 5:28.11. scflix-f, 10:082. 'f'
‘ 10:513. ‘
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~ WASHINGTON, July 25.—Word was
still awaited here today from Paul M.
Warburg, of New York, President Wil.
son’s nominee for the Federal Reserve
sournmonwatx TO oauauav.
.1. 11-4-1211, 0.13 8.27 9:59;. r
r u «1.212 :28z. 1: 33, 5: :11, 6:10;}
desire to the contrarY.
. .;, less, the putt
to, but because his mind operates in D A “E , I 1..
this disordered fashion in spite of his so ,
39‘ can no ‘
inure help worrying by voldntary if-
hitorhy a 1111911111 allot-t. ' 1‘1 would.
Stolnps with
. >1 Plow.
1will be given up to arguments. The
Jury may have the case by Wednesday
appearance Much of the night. in the
police station, he complained of his
-, evening. The testimony offered by 111. injuries pa’ining him, especially his
_Dcvins, yesterday indicated 1111' gallon thank. and it was thought he was inlur-
111 plan of the defence in this. the 8911- ed when Cinder Lockwood bore him to
'ond trial of the woman. The effort is the ground.
to show that Mrs. Wakefield ‘6!as dom In court, this morning, before Judge
mated to a point w); .o .sho‘wtosrsd in. 14min“. Benton was bound
and any connscpo she 11 with over to the massi- terni of the 811-
in actual killinl or .111 was lpeflbr emi- under bonds of $1.500.
an 11in Plews 1W 9» over not; once: Milton meshed has been con-
i ~ from“ many quarters this
dot-ins capture and
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Board asto whether Or not he would, 7:22 .. ’. . g
accept the invitation, to appear before . Sundays...“ \
the Senatesanmng committee. Upon 1 a M.-—10:37._ 1. .-
hiii final decision in the matter was P M.~+2:15. ,7:22._ \
said to hinge whether President Wil-
son hnd administration leaders in the
Senate would make a ,figlit‘for his "con-
firmstlon.
Pending disposition of the War-
burg case, the president probably will
not choose a successor to'i‘homss D.
Jones. of Chicago. whose nomlnation
to the Reserve Board was withdrawn. .
Should Mr. Warhol-3 be eliminated, It
would be necessary to select another
okay. the law requiring that there
DANBURY T0 SOUTI‘I NORWALK.
11: 55.
. u—Discontinued after June 01.
A. 31.41.00 7;23,:,:.800818 1003!,
P. 11—411, 6:49, 8:30.
.. Sundays. 1‘
A. M.-—7!55, 11:45.
.P M.—6:48, 7:18x. 8:35.
x~Siznifles express. ’.«'
f—Siznliles stops on signal only.
I
t-—Doel not run Saturday. ”
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