' Dulce. I
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ProfessiOnal Cards, and 1
Miscellaneous
.“Ads”—-To Let,
Business and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c; ‘
C Three Thues, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps. Double Price.
WANTED
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN AS GEN-‘
eral assistant; some mechanical knowl-
edge. Good references. Salary, 38. 00.
‘Apply Norwalk Supply Shop, 29 Wall
street. 03.1 it;
SITUATION WANTED —-BOOK-
keeper and stenagrapher capable ex-
perienced. wants situation. Knowledge'
of French, German Spanish; good
correspondent; a 1 references pres-
ent position 7 years. Young and ener-
getic. "Bookkeper." care Sentinel.
031 St
WANTED—POSITION BY YOUNG
man, experienced as all around cook1
— boarding house, restaurant private
house. anywhere. Apply 24 South1
Main street, 031 3t
WANTED—T0 STORE BEAUTi-;
dul Huntington piano, nearly new.i
with some responsible .party who:
would consider purchasing it satis;
factory. Address A_ G. R., care Sen- 5
tinel. 020 3t‘
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To LET-NICE CLEAN, 1.10141“
apartment 4 rooms, second floor. with
improvements Rent, $9. 00. 91 Con-t
necticut avenue. "‘ 031 It
TO LETé-TWO CONNECTING
'rooms, furnished for light housekeep
ing. first floor. Can be seen any time.
at 8 Clay street 031 it
TO LET—5 ATTRACTIVE. AND'
newly decorated rooms in the l.’ Hom-
lnedieu Block. East Washington St
Rent reasonable and situation deslr'. ;
able. inquile L'Hommedieu’s groceryl
store, on East Washington street,
0311
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TO LET—5 ROOMS, iS'l‘. FLOOR,'
26 Clay street. Part improvements.
Rent $12.50. Apply 24 Clay street, l
South Norwalk. 030 St?
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To LET—NICE ATTIC ROOM,
suitable for young man, with or;'
without board. Apply 2Elmwood
avenue. 030 St
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WANTED—YOUNG LADY TO]
help out on Saturday at the Paris, 33’
South Main street. 029 if
WANTED—AGENTS. SELL GUAR-l
anteed hosiery; 70 per cent. proilt; '
make 810 daily. Orders repeat regu- 5
iarly; best pgent' s seller in existence
g families.
l Garner street
TO LET—NINE ROOMS AT 104';
West street. Suitable for one or two?
Rent reasonable. inquirel
030 St
TO LET—TWO AND THREEisoutn Norwalk
room apartment Also store and fix-
lures, suitable for grocery
Former 9
son BALI
FOR SALE—BOSTON BULL PUPS,:
7 weeks old Prettily marked 12 Put-
nam Av e. 030 3t
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FOR SALE—BUCKWHEAT COAL,
for furnaces and covering tires. $3.502
per ton, delivered. Raymond Bros;
030 3t.
FOR ' SALE—SUN STERLING?
parlor stove good condition. Spengler.l
111 South Main street. 030 3t
FOR SALE-ATTENTION ADMIN '
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istrator must sell to close an estate,‘ -
a large quantity of table silver ware.
'iwine cooler, fruit dish. tea set, and;
a number of other articles. Also a'
diamond ring. cuff links parlor clerk,
taa oak wardrobes set of books. the.
History of Free Masonry, 7 Vol. direct
from print. 0n exhibition at 22 Fair
's.treet Ernest Boessmann. 029 3t:
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FOR SALE—OR TO LET, A DE-
'sirabls home at 8 Maple street. in-
nuire of Miss E J. Byxbee or D. S.'
Hull. 029 3ti
FOR BALE—TWO SEATED TOP
carriage in good condition cheap
5Also furniture inquire 29 Ely avenue.
029 3t 9
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FOR BALE—A FEW PAIRS OF'
International M1115, West Philadelwoccuplnts did well for 22 sears All good gquab mamas, 110mm; Pigeons
phia. Pa. 017 aw tf
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WANTED—CATTLE AND royal
try and calves. 140. for fat calves.5
I7. 50 for small calves to fatten Best!
market prices. W. Miller. Connecti- 1
cut avenue. Tel 130 01 t!
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WANTED-TO BUY ALL' ILINDS
cattle and pound-y. Best mar-lest prices
paid Extra prices for for «mu
06.00 001- 1100 valves to fatten. fl!
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 l
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NOT-ICE.
i have it at last. What? Tin for.
rooting. leaders and gutters that lsl
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people:
are having me repair their TinworkJ
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEOELCIN, 1
Phone 1100-12 or 373
.141 Wuh, St.
LOST—A GENTLEMAN'S GLOVE.
right hand. Finder please return to
office of Evening Sentinel. Reward.
031 it
LOST—A SILVER BAR PIN 00!
Monday, between Franklin School and
High School; Reward if returned to
3 Leonard street after 6 p. m.
‘ . 029. 3t
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’ PROFESSIONAL.
vanou unease—or NEW
iYork City, teacher of singing. 105 So.
9 Main St, 80. Norwalk. Fridays. For
particulars and terms, address Studio,
613 West 57th street, New Yorhm
010 1 mo
MISCELLANEOUS. . "
LIBERAL REWARD-4MB FOR
return of papers and letters stolen
from the residence of_ Samuel; .R.
Weed. Brookside. Address Sentinel
‘ 5028 01‘.
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Now is the Time
. Ito buy your ' .
, WINTERPO‘I’ATOES
Car fancy Green 'Mountain Potatoes
due November. 2. '
60c Bli'ahel it the Car.
‘. '9651: Bushol Delivered.
Mas. A. c. on E0; PROP.
Phone 3 2-12;
SAFETY FIRST
Includes Your Spine
Many sufferers are now e'nj0y
‘ ing good health after having their
spine adjusted. Won’t You Try
It and Be Convinced.
PAIN .ss cmaopahc'ros
so A lonfieSt.‘ Stamford.
9 . Map-ms ‘7
63 Meadow .31., So “Harwell:
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' performance.
centrally located.
ington street.
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m LET—ATTRACTIVE 6 ROOM
new half house All modern improve-
ments. Beautiful interior. 5 minutes
from E N. Depot. Low rent. Marins‘
Construction Co.. 123 Washington
street 028 if
inquire 76 Wash
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TO .LET—5 ROOMS UPSTA‘IRS.
at 1023011111 Main St. Rent :17
Adults only. inquire of Charles E.
Hoyt. 05 tf
TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
01 St. Inhdlro 64'» South Main St.
5% ti
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Price reasonable
0. A. Johnson, 16;
Hillside street.
.029 3t?
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son BALE—STABLE BEDDING. :
Large quality of slightly damaged
.strsw. hay, peat moss and shavings,;
lat half price. Raymond Bros. .029 31 9
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FOR SALE—A SAXON CAR l.\' EX-'
'gcelient shape. 'Nswiy painted. with‘l
iextra equipment. Can be seen at Vaast .‘
fBros.‘ Garage, ’ 028 it "
FOR SALE—LIGHT DELIVERY '
wagon, horse and harness. Good fer:
'any business. Outdt in excellent con-
;dltlon. inquire 24 High street, Nor- .,
fwatk. 027 St
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MOTION PICTURE STARS COMING
Brut-y and Farrington. of “Million
Dollar Mystery." in Ap- ,,
l pear at Iont’s.
An unusual headliner is annuont-
led at limt's Theatre the first three
ldays oi the coming Week when Syd-
iney Bracy and Frank lturringmn
|world famous as the butler and the
lcon'spi'rator in the the sensational ser-
ial photo play "The Million Dollar
Mystery."
an act of their own. which has pro\'-
cd a tremendous hit when shown in
private. They are even better actors
in vaudevile than .in photo play. and
are sure 'to be a big hit here. Be-
cause they are posing for new pictures
at New Rochelle in the daytime they
can appear here only at the night
Both are clever and
can sing and play the piano. They
have an interesting motion picture
reel made especially for this not.
The Dancing Mars. introducing Var-
iations of their own to the modern
dance steps. will furnish an-unus.
us and spectacular feature. There are
three of them, offering a bewildering.
array of costumeic spien‘dors and new
dance steps. Al. H. Weston and "one
Young will offer a dainty singing
and comedy skit “A Flirtatlon." A
. 9' real thriller will be offered in a new
melodramatic ,sketch “The Despera-
do." an incident of. the great West.
in which the audience will hark back
to the days or .“Curse You Jack Dai-
ten" for a grte'f glimpse at swtft ac;
tion. gunplay and heroism. Deltorelli
musical 1:.lowns and Alma Barret is a
dainty and clever little girl with a.
cycle of .new song hits. .
mam ijovr': must. ' '
The interest in the Universal prize
feature “Lucllle Love" is not waning
lhrge gathering at the Castor Then-
'- tree on Saturday evenings wh'en- new";
installments of the play are present-.
ed. A new incident in the series will
he played tonight and it is on} at-
traction worthy 0'1 everyone's atten-
. tion. Visit the theatres and enjoy the
lively. clean and interefitlng" story
which is so finely presented in mo-
tion pictures. The rest of today' 5 bill
includes admirable features that Will
be satisfactory to all. For Monday
and Tuesdnv next “Couderc” a new
Paramount “Patchwork Girl of 02“ a
five-part comedy feature of consid-
in the Strand theatre in New York
only it short time ago 'and had a, rel
markabla run at prices mice as
much as it will cost to see it in Nor:
tutes of the Castor Theatres have
been supported well and the co-oper-
9 ation- of9th9e Norwall't motton pic-
will appear in. person in.
and Glissau’do are funny European ,
and this fact may be attested by the.
arable merit. This play was shown-
.-walk._ In the past the excellent fen».
tut-0:1) on: has: made it miscible to
sect: a best ultra tiona. This is.
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; FOR SALE AND REMOVAL—THE.
lirame building nearly new in rear off
‘brick dwelling; 74 West avenue For'
lfurther particulars inquire of C.‘
:vaartz. 'The Old Well Cigar Co., 83
Washington street.
FOR SALE OR TO LET—NEW
seven room houses on Garner street.
hot water heat and all improvements.
South Norwalk. Conn. 020 1,7
FOR SALE OR TO LET-THE PlC-
.turo shop in Swarts & Corbett block.
For further particulars inquirexat the
office of the Old Well Cigar Co. 03 tf
REWARD.
tion leading to the arrest and convic-
tion of party or parties who broke
into residence of Samuel R.. Wood.
Brooksidé'. Address Sentinel Oihce.
.1 , ' 028 St
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' $25.00 REWARD
1.1015 '1‘. . ‘
925 Reward tor the return of
white setter 1101;. Black head and ears.
Finder um oommtlnlcate with 0.11.
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BUSINESS NOT[938
HAVING SECURED NEWifiNGINE
v-ani prepared to 5‘haul out boats. and
care for them. during winter. J E.
u Fowler, 80" Sellview Ave Phone 578-3..
«9"031 1w '
~~' “in your
home town and help it grow? A 10-
of preferred stock for sale." This.
stock will pay seven per cent. p-er
yeammd is a safe and conservative
investment.
tioh. w. J; B. care Sentinel
"f —-Nortcs~. 5 » '
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the co partnership of McPherson and
Stevens of the City of Norwalk now-
conducting the Hotel Clifford on
South Main Streét in lsaid City. is
hereby dissolved and that the partner,
owner of all the ell-partnership effects.
the co- partnership.
October 511114.4'
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inquire H. W. Mather, 49 Water St. .
$100 REWARD—FOR INFORMA-'
Dominick. Nor-town Hill. Stamford, ”
‘cni corporation has a limited amount '
Write for full informa- -
All persons are hereby notified that 3
William Stevens, has, become sole
and has assumed 111111411 liabilities“ of
an- at sol-wept this 30111 day of
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GERMAN RETIREMENT FROM COAST OF 05-
TEND IMMINENT.
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PARIS. Oct. 31. 2:02 a. m.——T]1c French War Of-
fice this afternoon gave out an official annount't-mcnt as
follows: .
“The day of yesterday was marked by an attempt at
a general offenshc movement on tllt part of ill: (Scr-
mans along the entire front from Nieuport to \rras au’l
by violent attacks delivered at other points of the line of
battle. From Nicuport to the Canal of La llasscc
there were alternate movements of advance and retire-
mcnt
“'lo the south of Nicuport the Germans.
takcn possession of Rampikapclle, were lll'l\tll out
this town by a counter attack.
"To the south of Yprcs we lost some points of sup-
port- Hollcbecks and Zandwortle, but we progressed to the
cast of Ypres in tltentlirection of l’ascltcmlaelc.
ball
of
who
PARIS Oct 31. :10 u 1n.—~L'uofficial.
llltlll was made today7il1at the government will return to
Paris from Bordeaux on November 20. and that Parlia—
ment will meet on Dcccmbvr 15 to pass emergency laws.
Little by little Paris appears to be returning to more
normal conditions. The shops in the Avenue (lo l’Opcru.
which had their doors locked and the windows white-
washed, have now been re—opcnetl. Each day another
restaurant or bar on the Boulevards. or elsewhere rc-
sum'ca business and the newspapers. which ceased to pub-
lish at the time of the mobilization. have begun to appear
again: The question of rc-opcning the liourse is also (lis—
cussed.
From the war arena in France and iclgium tllc
most pleasing news to l’arlsiaus today was that telling
of the retreat 0f the Germans pcross the Yscr in the face
of a stiff cannonading by the Allies. The announcement
only a few days ago that the Germans had succeeded in
crossing to the left of the Yacr did more to decrease
the spirits 0f the peplc here than any development of the
war for some time.
Their withdrawal now along with the brogress of the
Allies at other points. as officially annouucctl- is takcn
by many as marking the first stages of an impending vic-
tory. . . "
Much interest is taken in the hot fighting in the vi-
cinity of Yyprcs. where the Allies have been gaining.
because of the great importhncc of the position in the
Germans. Yprcs. according to German military tut-u. is
the center of the Gcrmau position between Lille and the
sea. 'l'lley have said that they t‘Olllil not continue their
advance march unless assured of the possession of it. If
thcs is conucrcd we still have the route opened as far
as the helgbts of St. (hour. 22 miles southeast of Calais
is 1a mtdment attributed to them. Howcv cr be lnost i111-
portaut positions in the linc of combat bctu ecu Nueuport.
Dixmude and Ypres are in the hands of the Allies.
General Pierre Cltcrflls..thc military- critic- declares that
a wounded French officer with whom he talked ycstcr-
day gave all praise to the German mfcthod of
The present war he sans also affirms the iuuncnsc scr~
\itc avt iation can render to the French units. 'I‘ltc tlcm—
plane has become an instrument of obscrv atlon, not 0111}
useful. but indispensable. according to General Cllclfils.
The ‘dcatll list of the army mcu today contains the
name of Colonial H. Dietrie. the sonata French hero and
:.\\’llO was the youngest superior officer in the army.
TOKIO. Oct. 31 2 :30 p lu—'ll1c Nay y, Department
announces that the japaucsc squadron, assisted by Fuglish
warships and masked byta mist approached and \igorous-
ly and effectively bombarded the forts at 'lsing-lau on
Oct. 29. Some of the listener: works were destroyed and
. on the next day the bombardment was repeated. Oult
the Kaiser Northeast Fort replied to the bombardment
The funnel of a gunboat wasshattercd by the lap-
anese shells. \ ‘
LONDON. Oct. 31 5 :559 a. m. —The Athens corres—
announce-
combat.
pendent of the Daily Telegraph confirms the report that 9 5
the Russian ambassador to Turkey has cht Contami—
5 nople. 9
LONDON, Oct. 31. 2:59 a.‘ tu.-—~A dispatch to the
Post from Sydney, N. 5.3“?“ says it. is reported that the
German“ cruisers .Scharanhor‘st ‘and' thc‘ Gncisenau
been captured as a rtbult' of the ‘failure'of their Coal 'sup-
ply There 1s no official confirmation of the report to be
had here ‘
WASHINGTON Oct. 3t.—-—Word reached the State
Department today that diplomatic representatives of- the :,
Allies More making preparations to leave Constantinople. "
informa- . .
Luitcrl _ “ “
States his been asked to take over the affairs of at least "'"'"'°m “a“ Monday. '
INVEST YOUR' MONEY " 9 one of' the legations at the Tfikfsll Capital; “
OffiCials declined to reveal the solute 'of their
two, 1501' it was understood that already ’bhc
troyed. ‘
/' Charg'e Wilson's dispatch ' thus dated
taken 'pl'ate “last night," extitleuty (penning Thursday
The: :tlispa‘toh, which came from Charge Wilson, trans:
mit'ted a message no... the American Consul at: Odessa.
who said he would send a fuller repel-t later on the extent
' ~' of the American prppsrt damaged - He (lids not say by 5 ‘5
' ' presumed:
"lone,- but it
3119 some mantras: mama sanctum. “‘5!!!
have"
9 WASHI\G'lO\I QCt ti—Actmg Secretary Lair .. ,
, sing today announced receipt 0f a telegram froul.‘t'l1e" ,5
American Charge (1 Affaires at Pctfograd saying Odessa
has been bombarded and some Ament'ut property tics-'4 .
' “Petrograd
' Oct. fit, "' 11 la n
99.97 p and Spoke of- the )bomba'rd'me t 1 ving 9 9 assets the building department has 1
Best Creamery Butter, a pound ...................
Gold Medal Flour, a bag .........................
Jones’ Flour, a bag ...............................
A. and P. Flour, a bag ............................
. Sugar at Cost
THE GREAF 1 s P. TEA (30:7
124 W ASIIING 1 ON S'l
Telephone 909
3 on L'el'tington avenue.-
ervenlug were before, Judge Keogh‘
j 'this'. "morning, was continued the case Sshilson, iorman on the. for
5 't rate this yes?
'the automobile? which is' owned 'b'y
him. and toward the running expens-
' shale is one of, the most valuableémmmrd
' this met-ding on two~charges of mo-
. tor violation He was hrrestsd Thurs-
' ulso rush not" stopping at the command
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LONDON.
llmppcd
Oct. 3l.——'I‘wo German aeroplanes'have
bombs at llcthunc. according
11> the correspondent of flu Daily Mail in Northern
France. The first failed to explode. but the second
which fell amongr market women. killed nineteen of them
and injured forty others.
Two bombs were also dropped at Dunkirk on
same day from a Taube machine, ‘1),0‘00 feet up in
2111'.
two France.
the
the ,
A woman and a Clllld were killed and all this win~
dows iu ~IllC neighborhood smasll'ctl. The women of the "
town are terrified I "'5'14‘1
\l'ASHlNGTON. Oct. 3l.-'l'urkc_v's entrance into
the field of warlike operations though not unexpected.
9lla9s caused a sensation in official circles here be'caue .of'
the probable far—reaching effect of this action. Probably
11.. one factor in the grcat European struggle is regard-
,thc Turkish
liulpit'c. "
cd an uncertain lli-(llllllllll_\' and qualitv as
LONDON. Oct. 3l.——A court-martial» the first con- r
\‘cucd iu'liuglautl for many generations. 111ct yesterday;
under the presidency of Lord Cllcylcsniorc. at the Mid— .. "
tllscx Guildhall. in the shadow of \\'cstmi'nstcr Abbey. '
for the trial of Carl Hans Lady. alias Charles A. Inglis,
on the charge of espionage. " "
The lofty ball prcscntcdzt tun-cl court scene
‘ virtually all the. officers 0f the court. except the
ilcys. in uniform. ' .
l’rosecuor Archibald H. Bodkin. opening the case
declared that the crime of giving information to an en-
only was promptly triable by 'a court-martiab and that
-\ the defendant was an alien cucmv-x—a German 999sub9icct—
although he spoke English flucutlv with an American
accent. ' '
Durimr the course of his tours tlu prosecutor said,
the accused pfiscd as an American tourist and visited
liliu'burgh London Liverpool and Dublin. On August
4 be rcccivctl a passport from the American Embassy in
Berlin under the false name of Charles :.\ Inglis. Late
1August Lodt ariit ml in this country. going to Edins. .
burg and from there to various other places. The
prosecutor .lllegcd that the prisoner 1.5.1 sent \aluabla',t reg.
ports to Berlin. lhe prosecutor especially referred
lcttcrs sent to Berlin, which, it is alleged, were Mitt»
It‘ll bf Lodv while he was staying'at Edinburgh. where's
llc registered as Charles :‘.\ llurlis. of New York." The.
lctlcts described Queen 5 lorry and other places in the
l 11th of forth. gixiug accurate «lctails rcg‘artliurr arma—
mcnts and the location of Britisb'ships. and stated that
important buildings in London had been protetcetl with
_ strung wire netting unmask-Zeppelin airship raids:
With?”
attor~ . -
Clncf Inspector Ward testified that the prhsoner ,.
11ml admitted that he wits '1 German subject. Replying.
to a. qucstioi‘l. the police official declared he had n09 .
~ knowledge of the accused being connected with the '
Hamburg-American Steamship Linc.
C(')I’E\"H'AGI:\I Oct 31.—'l‘hc American tank
For
the last three years no mercantile vessel Carrying the .,
American flag has visttcd Copenhagen and the advent of
the Rockefellcr was made the occasion for a hearty greet- i
ing by a large CiOWd which gathered at her pier ."
The steamer Umted States sailed last night for
America. She had in clvc hundred American passengers:
aboard. ‘ " ' "-1
I()\'DO.\' Oct. 3l.—-Th: llritish stcumcr Manches—
ter Spinner outward bound from Manchester for Mon-9
trcal. is now off the south coast of Ireland. shaping her
course for Quecnstown. '1‘3li onlt mason given is that
she (forums to obtain medica assistance fol tuo injured
sailors. It is not stated how thcg. 11. etc injured or whet
er the vessel is damaged. -_ 5-.
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last Saturday of drunkene’ss 9,
The trial of the'caaes of"
‘ D. Mills. of. Cranbury. Conan"
. ‘ . greater part of the morning
inferences have been made that the: defendant was Charged with 1,5,-
automobiles operated by several of the the peace and using abusiVe
city :4 employee's helped lump the it“ Mrs. 5a, n 111101, was the
3‘15“!“ Infil’e'blm'mnt Judge Mckwood found
Clarence i. Finch has taken oi'i'e'nce fendent guilty and fined; hi
es of which he contributes no small "i"- .
Woman Wit
‘_ Was I‘Iléi"'-(I"Etfl IE. 85
Since the first of June Mr. stitch has 4.112;: $21,535,?“ $35,; tag-9
covered. 3. 600 11111011..
" 9 board 011 Sept. 23 at the pi
talc and Towne Manufactu
AUTO LAW VIOLAT'OR' FINED
Harry hookststn. of Yonkers. N. Y..
was taxed a total of 322.01 in court
85 per. week compensatlo
weeks by Workmenfs C
Commissioner Edward55
ham Husek lived three do}
day evening by Odleer Mitrray for 2‘3”
passing a trolley car on the left and
were ordered paid swim
'with tune l expenses at
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