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NEWS
Benjamin Zeagle, the well-irnown| W‘J‘
driver of Frank Merrill’s ice wagon,
.. on the East Side route. is todawreet-I ‘M
i is; his friends after an illness of somsl 0 A YTON
“ tins.
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no Point.
Jacob and Archibald See were among
the many who were alter the blacklist:
yesterday. The See party was excep-
tionally lucky in their catch. as they
mmthomeabushoiandahaltot
Wind fish.
The bridge contractors report won
derlui progress on Pier 8. The pier
:: 7, . has already been constructed half way,
and is progressing toward completion
oi the rate of live feet per day, at
which role it will probably be iinlsheo1
. the first of next week.
v.7 11'
Wllllam Kellogg. of the East Sideh
.has purchased a new and handsome
motor boat, and just to show what she
I,.couid do. he brought a party of friends
down the creek, yesterday, blacklish
bent. and the new boat must bring
‘ luck, as the catches of the party were
plentiful
4‘
The water front between the two
bridges will be exceptionally sttrsctive'
I when the Ferris Coal Companys new
wharf is completed. and also the new
‘ 7. slates a: Bailey dock. which will be
be completed.
31,4:
AT“:
I87
reconstructed. Workman are already
at work on this dock. and it will soon
it is surprising the number of East
Elders who are willing to leave the
yueeful United States and nut for
Win thewsrnow raginginths
old. World. ‘“Al" Rainer reports so
nanyhave espressedItohimtheirwil-
llsgness to enlist? in behalf or“ the
.l'atherlsnd, be is sure he could re-
‘uuit a company of volunteers from
(haunt Side alone.
, An extra meeting at the East Nor
[improvement million is csll
. Monday, August :l'lth, ats g. 7n.
fie home mogm 8:. ll.
~ e obioch of this call
to consider the advisability of lay-
plphs to connect the community
The tug Addie V. is in Stamford to-,
day. where she will take in tow some;
I findsrd Oil horses, and will bringl
‘1: m to that company‘s docks at Wil-E
Miss Ruth Flint has returned to her
home after a visit in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. P. C. Midfield and son Roy:
[are spending two weeks in Gardner,
New York
Mr and Mrs William 0. Clark of
Tarrytown. New York, are spendiux
a week with Mr and Mrs. irving
Clark. 1
Miss Lois Marsh, of Highland ave-
nue, has been spending a week with
[Miss Mae Smith, at meninond Hill
New Canaan.
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DARIEN
NOROTON
Mrs. George Mullen. of Stamford,
lvlslted yesterday with Gracie sweet
relatives. 1
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George Ascott is having s new boat.
house built on his property on the
Cove Pond ,'
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New the Noroton Heights flrelilélt
,sre phoning for a carnival to be held
‘ln the near future.
Miss Jennie Ferris. of Tohoehe road
is about after a week’s confinement
will a spIroud ankle. .
v , .“ M .
Mrs. ids J. Winters, of“0rscle at.
in Spending the weak with relatives
In Springfield, Mass. '
A number of New York boys in earn:
of s New York Mission arses
on the east shore of the Cave Fund
for two week’s
I
The Msckleu place on the Old Kings!
Higlpvsy is reported sold to New.
Yo rh parties. who are to erect a sum-
mer resident there this nil.
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IDENTIFIEI 809' 98 WIFE
; slum lililll
...?ltl."..l'.iill.... illllillll Sill
ll Pililllll
Trsuhls llssslis From Deal Ill
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Mrs. Cane. who was his third wife.
was thirty- diva years old, but appearebl
:to be much younger. Mr. Cane said.
IShe disappeared without reason on
[June 1 and since then he had been
Iseeklng her By his previous wives
geese had tour children and by the Mal SSSISIllpl on!"
Ithird one he had one child. new live; 7 : ,
years old. They had been married BMW!
seven years.
Soon after Mrs. Cane disapparedl Growing out of the WW oi .
and Cane could learn no word of her Ilarge hIOCK a preferred and. mm
itronl relatives, be advertised in vari- stock in the Sealshipt oyster syste-
7°“‘ ““9”“: "‘1‘ 'v° my 9081“: by several Nonnul parties ln 1911.7
Itals, and every time he would read 01 suit for_ 82.000 we; filed in the
a woman’s body being-found he would Superior court today, E, Elmer me
:go to investigate. :01 Boston. rem-“mm the purchasn
That is how he happened to go to an brings the ”no” 7| at H. T.
Daricu, Conn, yesterday, He had read Gmbb of South N orwalll, one of the
a news article of the finding of an un— subscribers,
:ldentined woman‘s body in the woods: The plaintiff sets forth that the
“e” the” Edefendant subscribed for 25 share 0!
When Cane reached Darlen the body' the preferred stock “ 890 988' share
had been buried. Apparently the wo- land that he has not yet W0 91 500;
man had been dead a. month or more. Id“. 03 the purchase. The pot l I'I.
Fifty fvtrfroln the body was found a I'm, m u their agent. a i on
bundle containing her clothes. and In», 2 1911. to pay 910 Donahue on
these Cane readily identified as those' the stock at that tile. with the “I
of his wife. lmainder by Jun. L ”12‘ This was
A family living near where the body‘ later amended by the ”flu“ 0‘ 920
was found recalled yesterday that one additional and the extonsios of th
night four or live weeks ago they heard time for the remain do! of the W
on automobile drive into the woods.‘ meat, amounting to ‘ 60 per share, “I“
This was so unusual that two men of‘ul December 1' 1912- I
the family left the house an dthey said Faye furnished two exhibits show-
they saw two or three men lift some- 198 the two 88 in. with his
thing heavy out of the automobile. 'conplsint. A m'tB’ann ‘ for
g They were afraid to approach closer. 98. 500 has been served annuamubh.
'Next momlng they searched the woods Joseph R. Tailor of No is ”I
near where the automobile had stop- torney ‘0', a” plaintiff. "m
ped, but found nothing. _
From where the body was found ”a". Want. m.. can-s.
Sunday it became apparent that it and m ins so 08 mm
{the bundle of clothes hsd been car- cation. “1;"; olordma. comm." oi
lrled back into the woods about two Whig ‘ l .u. d‘m'm” who
:hundred yards from where the auto- will he most.” ..
mobile was seen and to a spot where inbound
the searchers did not penetrate then.
When Cane returned to his home he
said that soon after his wife disap-
peared he received a letter from her
stating that she was being held in a
den of white elsse dealers in or near
Bridgeport Pie wont to Bridgeport.
but could get no trace oi her and did
not call on the police because he said I
he did not wish any publlgty. for the
sake at his wifeand their children.
Bridgeport. Which is seventeen miles.
koln Dorian. has been the- headquar
ters of a band of white slave dealers
thst has given national investigators
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Good tenants are ;to_ ba ital—fol
the advertising ' .7
mew
N.Y‘., N.H.&H.R.RI.
m sneer JUNE 7, 1914'.
9 ”YA .9” it»!
some NORWALK TO 74st vows
A. u.:—-1 87s, 4: 44“ 5: 34:, 15,201.
8:99. 8: 57x 7:181. 7. 4‘s s: 13:; ruin.
V’Alufi‘eus “.388, 104511.. ”.513” ‘9
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Business, Directory
THURSDAY. AUG. 13. 1914
Do You Want to Reach the Public?
Let The SentinelfiDirectory carry your name
and business into every home.
AUCTIONEERS
WM. GUTHRIE, autionoor and real
. estate. Ollvormloo. ..... Tel. 1485-8.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
meow. south m emu,
sass: mug. ....... 784.1888.
.i. A. MONTGOMERY, 21 Wall St.
Non-6km TolJMsndez-z
WWMAuuand may,“
slalom at, ...........Tol m.
MN OKAY, El. I.
T‘II.DOI.IIIICIO llo
1m
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'AU‘!‘O REPAms.
aeoov a new Moron cm co.
lord refill-o a 899ch Tel. 401.
'AU’I’GXOBILE gallstones
noswstx AUTO susps‘v co. 22
3 Wall “.mmipti'l'sl. 1382-2.
ENE'RAL sLAcxm-Irnmo
HIMERT RAYFUSE. Auto. Repairs.
Painting, 9 Havlland Btu'l’al 808-2.
“soars. snous. scrum
NW3 “”8! CHOP. 28 WW
Im “not. 89ml: Nomlli.
'l'. “RIAMI. North Main Street,
‘ W mm,
‘ ll. LIVINITEIN‘ Water Street.
‘ “a”! New
..JMIIUM 88 waist, 68. NON-lit.
3‘ Cripploa shoes? Matty. Tel. 8424 I'I
"me Publicity PhstPersonallty Produces Patronage”
HENRY nosttm. 31 mamas».
ell-«l, ............... Tel. 10733.
ELECTRICAL WORKS
G, 44. IsKlIION, Tel. 18”; Emu
Self Starters a My.
mm AGENCY
JOHN mum” on assaults-ll
Agency, 24 Clay ‘8. ..... Tol.‘ 288-4
sxpssssusu, .Tnucsuns
o. P. MORRELL, Long Distance Ex.
Puss, Rmyion, Tel. 1181
Vegetables, FRUITS, Candies
ANTHONY cm, 91 Round
Anson, ........ Tout
FISH, VEGETABLES
VIM Ava. Fill! MM "Ore "during
flail, fruit and mum, call 948.
.-s..
FURNITURE
RAYMOND SM ”99, 48 HIM 5m
Nomlk, ..... . ........... Tel. 15.
STERLING FURNN’lfl 60., 127-
129 Washington .., . .....15091“.
‘ JEWELRY, Nlovst'rrns
HUBICAL NOSTRUM, To”, EN.
The Bauer, 70 W I.
PIANO TUNING
GONhENBEflG MW 60., 104 Wash-
~l
Nickel
street.
South Nos-walk. ....i. ...... Tel 30
STEPHEN L, CLARY, 95 West 81
....... Tel 1385-5
Brass PLATIBEG
. Tol. 342-2.
South Nor-walk.
8. SCAM d: SON, Witt:
South Nomik, .I.. ..
PLUMBING AND T' “‘91)“?
ROBERT C. THOMPOO 3'34 F'ret 38.,
East Namath, Te. 7934.
son-loo :. sensuous We»: 94.,
MHNN‘WIIIK. . 'l’sl. 1o38
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POCKET BiLLIAizDS, POOL
Kuom, Ticker .leCo. .Iase“ar
News, Opal-ting Events 11. 8. Main
WILLIAM B. HUBBELL. 10 Sam
Main street. 3. Nimiiefl'ol, 1294-3.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
ms J. a. stnsucs AGENCY, 15
South Main, Tel 7323.
.103 Panama
TH! HONDA PM 99 Woollm
89’. TIL...” ..,....415,
mus-....
JUNK Dumas
JAOOO‘I YOUWV. U My AVSMO.
”nth M -.. Tilluu'
1‘ with the sewer. while Van Zant
trouble for several rem- About 9 P. H-=-l 1883‘: £178? 32:“: , .. ~ ...—«W
year ago they killed a women and 3: 29, 4: 43s, 5 $3091.; 8. ,
ried her body in an automobile w 89 7: 08s, 7. 4k 9: 41s, 19:17:. , .7‘.‘ :2, .. m BEWARE ORO¢IERY
, old mm at 8mm"! 86m“ "8'8“ . -- cross uAmAcrURERs A. sensor, as w. mlm‘ st.
rested at that time, but there was no 7 7 Sunday; - Old Wflffc'w 0o, 83 WWW!” 98. Tel, .......... -.....”1089-2.
"WWW“ ' & “7""5‘ 41819.5 “9; 5“”- 'm.‘ m.
s: 34 10:372.. 11: as. . . - .
IWIII'I.' milli- ’ x P. 1.4731. 59s, 1:498, .l! 098-, 4: 48;, 4, ' """""" “um“
3:43, 02081, 7: 32:. 7. 13. 7:18;, 7:37;; , CIVIL ENGINEERING 0L0 wsu. mum at Havllsnd
f'mnmf‘nn'I. szosx.':sl:x 19:18:,‘10:33. ”mam” K...“ We,“ Street,...................Tol.80,
"" souls Nomlk. 7.4. «so. . .
n .. 4 m‘ “was ...: "- "1" £25.12 '21“.!.”.'!?."'.‘.l.'ii : -~ “mm;
"“9“” WW ““9 "" “‘4‘“ 3:51: Stihs m. on, was 10: 59s. Ciocb—REPAIRED—thshes “"88 mum». '8 Wall-late»
mommnfwummmd'nl' mane.
u: m. o, a“ W 11:91.. unmounrssmgn ammo-n
mmw' sun-o P. 11.—12:03. 1505 2.4... 2:57, .. Totals-ls. '
Wistornupforreconatructlon.
fi'eonve‘lle during the session. The
W'commlttee is urgently request-
all'to. be present at this meeting.
illlsm Sachlor. oi the em Sideis
, receipt of a letter from Mr. and
Ills Charles sullen. of run street,
relatives "1 Sweden. Ir. Stabell
that his party are ale and n
Ihosrsstpressntvlsitlsgthehono
l George A. Westervsli of Newton. ton Eu“, muchlse mg“. The at-
svenuo h. purchasod'a powerboat. tendsnce was v." [00‘ there bolas
which will soon be at anchor at Peal; nearly a“,- W of the town pres-
Tree Point The best is magnum ..,, and may.“ well rewarded with
Strstford. \'two excellent W110. one by Mill
Mrs. (loom Wells of Main street, by Mrs} Garrison. a member
broke a spring in her. auto yesterday 0, the WV. committee of Cr-
whileenmutatom'id'uponltnocw 87188. N 1.37
sltsted several boon delay on the m“ Bill WW m, gem-u
road having it repolred. amendment and pointed out them
Elsie Hill. of Norwaih, and the other ,
82.80: mingling” mongrel,
5:722, swine», 77102.92,» 9:401
1115x1239:
Sundays.
A “:00, 8:03; 9:001. 10208:,
10:50:.
P. 88—41210, 1:02s. 3.39s, 8:012;
10:60:, 11:13:. 12:00:.
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9:04, 8:01s, 7:09s, 8210:. 9:001. 9:401, ,
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CONTRACTORS, northeas-
IT- JOHN G KEY‘ER. 8888994088 PL.
OM94 m ......... TH. m
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STEPHEN UNGVARY 128 w 88..
807301 Norwalk. ”fur-“1381“”
”All“ CONSTRUCTION ($0..
Keel-r Building. Tsl. Jenni-8.
m. I. M. TAYLOK 99 North Mala
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MONUMENT!
sourl-l NORWALK iionuusNTAL,
84 So. Main m4, Tel. 907
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WE‘REGISTRY
mononuwaaucs. South Main
Malachmpodlst..1‘sll7u
rth.antlthatt,)ieyexpect- to-
ewedsntorthiseomry next
hummumm
hsnow
. that tins. Local Moods are "0'8 Warm pave-ants about.
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Meow new, stur on the
and everybody is in lavas:
as it. the W9 of it and more of it. The only Corn-
atahsll ml M sun: °‘ "W W“ cars for the name. our children while
Priest of Third street, mwsnt ".8". t“ §pfln80818 h!“ ““5“ and the men are away “filling in the
cum WP”. thallttls Wk 9‘8 that present great struggle, and also to
mnewonstthhnlmss'seurnlvslthsre ’
OW. W this Freddy 83" II will nin‘ws I“!!! 801‘ t n". W brought 41118 from mu
‘ M m ”81"". 5894“" “3““ 9"“ can the importance that woman plays
it before Congress.
Mrs. Garrison chose for her subject
“Woman and Hel‘ Part in war," sud.
her talk was lino; Sits Merl-ed to
the call published 'by the French Misc.-
later a tow days ago, in which silo!
the Mil women were salted to.
sidinharvuting thlsysIsr's crop.
tintsomomsntotthoeoustty aha
*doelsreditllst the washer ssu‘ssstlp
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vs-ron melon. a: Wohd OSTEOPATHS
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_ DELICATESSEN .
. H. ”amuse, new and PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS
‘ I79"! 7% '“‘ "“8 T" ‘2’ (3 causes Fistula Pmlulswul
m3 ouonuo; ....... ........ Tel. 1184.
sauna a. HovT', Kw lotto. Muhammad... mm
lap .1»; lassl‘s. ell-sol, ... .............. Tamales,
NAKED. ms:- Slash.
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power to- vote: “The chances this 7:11.
for admins. tho- speaker declared. “A. Ila-10:87.
Pit—313.717
tmwsv To some udswslué
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74mm loam
it's. mum in}: son, 43 Wall Street
Not-walk, ............. Tel. 1311.2.
THOMAS c. BALCOM, Norwalll P. 0.
Block, Wall emu. ‘
TAYLOR G. GOLDEN, South Norwalll
Tl'ult 60. Building Tel. 1230.
m”. - w :2: . - I“
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Will. H. “moron-sewn 11,
tutti" Bldg, Hamill. Tel. .
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SEWING MACHINES
MACHINE c0.," Nuns Secondhand,
15 Rallreadsvonue. .. Tel. 3724.
SIGN PAINTING
HOWARD A. TlLLY, 32 Water smel.
South Norwslk Tel, 473-2.
STUDEBAKER AUTOS
REYNOLDS MOTOR CAR c0., Con-
necticut and West even: ..Tel 1120
1"" b"
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TIRE VULCA'NIIIZIN G
ROBERT 8. GREGORY, 7 Wall Street,
Norwallt, -. ............ .Tel~ 324.5. .
UPHOPS’PERERS
B. K. MITCHELL, upholsterer, and on»
War, 11IWa‘tfl' 38., Tel. 1382-3.
WINDOW CLEANING
OD. NORWALK WINDOW a HOUSE
CLEANING co. ..... Box 513
or
;
Rugs -7 WOVEN Carpets
Avenue: .....i.....s, . "rat. ma _
TAILOJHNG REPAIRING
sensor: ones. 20 North Main 54.,
.. Somhflorulollt .......... Tel 3522.
inaulluoowc. Custom Taller, 213
E. Washington Street” ..Tel, 320.
calm-us. sue wonKs, 7 wlnllelu
, Street . . .. ...... .Esst Norwslk
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