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PAGE runn‘
{Wantsl
Miscellan
face or Caps, Double Price.
Classified “Ads.”-——To Let,
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this pag e, Twenty-Five W ord s or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
Business and
and
60118
TURKS CLAIM FRENCH
DAMAGE F
(Continued from
“Nothing important has
the war." /
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lilZRiJN. lei). 2f}, by \v
i viilc. N. Y.——'i‘lic Cologne (i
received in Germany from M
it is declared that seven iiri
i’alkiand islands. ill th South
r“ r 74 I;
WANTED. TO LET. ! FOR SALE.
>—- ! . ‘
WANTED—2 on :i t'xr‘t'nxlsnnb T0 LET—EIGHT noon novsu FOR SALE—3 FAMlLY HOUSE
rooms. with gas and running water. situated on Putnam avenue. All iiii- dU‘E'HFlairS all imprm'emeuls, Tl Lex-
iiear center, Quiet house only. Ad- provenielits. Apply, John F, McMahon, "131011 Ave. 2.131111]? building, 118
dress 3,, care Sentinel. f'lti 3t 56 West avenue. Phone 614-4 m; 3t hiy Ave. 2 family house, Oxford Aye.
WANTED—TWO SlNGLE ROOMS.‘
TO LET—Fl'RNlS lii'Il) BEDROOM
or one large room, with board. for two
young ladies, and use of telephone.
Centrally located. Addl'eSs t‘. i_)., Seu-
with use of kitchen for light liouseg
keeping, Address .11. K, care Sentinel,
120 iii
4 family house, lot. 00 ft, front, 300
feet deep.
quire of Steve Kiss. 74 Lexington Ave.
FOR SALE—’ALL toxins or Al’—;
All will be sold cheap. in— ‘
l'ti.
I.( )XllllX. Feb. 2('i.-.\‘u
. estimates were issued today
i will be required to defray tli
military operatioiili: t0 (‘ov
l
1
, etc.. as well as other expend
This information has i)“
the letter says. by the oific
‘ WARSHIP SUSTAINED
ROM FORTS.
First Page.)
I
occurred in either theatre of ~
lo
axettc has published a letter
irclcss tclegrapliy Say—
ontcvideo. l'rngttay. in which
tisli cruisers are lying at the ;
crn .\tl'.tlitic. severely daliiag’ i
en brought into .\‘loiitevideo,
ers of an Argentina steamer.
l
ppieiiicntary governmental I
covering the amounts which
of
er the cost of assisting with l
e expenses naval and
the food supply and in promoting a continuance of trade.
O. I
0
MP Specials for Friday & Saturday A&P
Maine Potatoes a peck .................................... 180
Maine i’otatocs a bushel ................................ 05‘:
.ldl' Filtil‘lf. a hug ........................ .... ... $1.05
.ltl‘{i"i~'S FLtStll. u bag .................... ., ....... $1.10
l'ii.l..~'lll‘i’.\".~‘ il'ilil'if, a hug ........................... $1.10
Iii-ST ill"i"i‘i£if, a potulti ................................. T 350
i‘l iiif i Nil). ‘2. grounds for .............................. 250
l'l.‘.i\i"ii MILK. a can ..................................... 100
17 Pin Nils 0|” Sl't-‘AR for. . . . ........................ $1.00
23 Pot'xns or stout. for .............................. $1.48
0
:-. The GREAT A. a P. my COMPANY :-:
121 Washington St., 50. Norwalk, 'I‘Ph‘. No. 909 Fillii-I DELIVERY
*
ecial Sale
Juiptioiial \nlilcs in
(I'll: \i‘t‘ St‘liills
JESmoite i‘he .
T unit-differ
5135...]..-
SD
9n int GOOD 51012135
10c yard
iturcs arising,r front the exist~
‘iorth up to 25c yard.
ing state of war.
. An additional sum of 3;...in pounds ($85000;
.g‘
tiiiei office. [21; 3t - pies for sale by barrel. $2.00 up. Jos-
T0 LET—.3 ROOMS. ALL lll- epil Eula, 8 Woodward avenue. r26 tit
WANTED—DELIVERY BODY FOR movements. 9?. Woodward Ave. ill-l H ”j'
Ford car. Address 31., care Sentinel. quire on premises or 90 Woodward FOR SALE—l? UP’I 0-DA'l 1‘4 ..\i-
1‘25 3t Ave. 125 313f0r1us in good condition. Suitable for
drum corps or lodge work. A bargain.
WANTED—6 0R 7 ROOM HOUSE. TO LET—HOI’SE, 6 ROOMS. .AIAIJ H- 1" Ro‘vlalldi Rowayton. Phone
. with 2. 3 or 4 acres land, near trolley. improvements. 159 South Main street; 1312'13- ”6 3t
In or near city of Norwalk. John A. ‘ inquire on premises. 1’25 3U ‘ '_"“‘
Iialas, 49 Chestnut St. So. Norwalk. l FOR SALE-DAY 01'.“ CliCCKS.
12H 3, 1-0 LET—5 LARGE “£35.;va Star incubator. Pen of S. C. White
rooms. All improvements, 5 minutes Orpiugtons, and fine R- L “Pd "09M!”
WANTED .— MACHINEST Fon‘to center and station. inquire 49 01- Nicholls Poultry Yards. 214 East
general repair work on all kinds of ‘ Chestnut street. Ave. Tel. 2434- f26 3';
sewing machines.
7 Monroe street.
>-—-—» __.__
Apply J. J. Scott”
1‘24 3t
———~—-—————-——-——,nient of six desirable rooms
WANTED—Gilli. FOR GENliRALl partial liiiproveiiients, to small family
housework in small family. Must be'of adults. 123 South Main St. (25 3t
good cook and laundress. Apply 17
Beldeii avenue. £23 tr? ,
house. with improvements.
1'25 3t
T0 LET—MARCH IST. AN APART-1'
with 1
To LET—EiflilT-vR'O—OM nRicKj
Very rear
FOR SALE—BARHED ROCK, R. i.
lied and White Leghorn eggs for set-
ting. [i cts. per egg. iiomer l’idgeons.
Junlus Brown, painter. 25 L‘luigrove
‘St. South Norwulk, i‘onu. f25 3t
FOR SALE-2 FORD CARS, NEW
1915 Ford model T, used 1111le Ford
model '1‘. inquire owner, 84 South
Mall] street. fill 3t
SITUATION WANTED _ EXPER' SOMbiG. i3 Cottage u\'8lll.l9. inquire
lenced retail clerk, office man, corres- at Keeler‘s 51109 Store 13“ 3li
I _ h . i i
pendent, destres position in store, of- T0 LET—MARCH 1’ 9 “0031',
lice on manufactory. Can promotei
.house. 10 Reed street. improvements» . .
‘ - FOR SALE—.2 DINING “00.“
sa.es, or reduce costs. Good record. ‘ Yearly rental, $3000 inontlily, itd’l ‘ ' ’ . .. . ~
Local references. Box 45, Sentinel. ‘ , . . “lav "1411083111 dressers. “Wing”-
1’17 gtliance. References. Bertha J" E‘HS' iiiatlresses, brass jardiucrcs. plants.
,llroad “le or J' B“ Lawrence if :0' cut glass, bric-a-brac. Everything
L- .,-.- . 2 tit
FEMALE HELP WANTED. ;
p...—
TO LET—FOUR ROOMS \\'l'|‘li
WOMEN — YOUNG OR MIDDLE
aged, wanted as special represents
lives in home town; $15.00 wcckiy
salary and commission. Also State
and Traveling Managers wanted;
$1.;0000 yearly salary and expenses,
or cash and commission. Goodwear
street. inquire of ii. \\'olk. ffli lit
in best
Norwalk,
ill
3t
' all itiipi-oveinents and garage.
residential section of East
I21 Ediie Ave. inquire \\'. ll. llaker.
linsiery Mills, Dept. 31 'i‘reiiton,'.\‘ew . I‘Idlie Ave. Tel. 010-13. 1'24
Jersey. 5 TO LET—HOUSE. 7 ROOMS.
{Woodward Ave. Rent $15, inquire
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
MALE HELP WANTED.
MANAGERS—CAPABLE. .-\.\iil1T-
ious young men wanted as Travelinz:
and State Managers; $1,200.00 yearly
salary and expenses, or cash and com-
mission. Also local representatives
wanted; $12.00 weekly salary until
commission. Goodwcnr Hosiery Mills, ’
illept. 31 Trenton, New Jersey.
.
l
l
mast Washington street.
walk. Partial
$12.00.
or telephone 00.
East
improvements,
20x60.
St.
llent $20.00.
inquire on premises.
all improvements. $12.00. 36 Van Zant
T0 LET—8 ROOM HOUSE \‘\'l'I‘ii'
791
of,
fit» if
’“ To LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT;
Nor-
rent
inquire til South llulu street,,
.129 til,
To LET—ATTRACTIVE STORE,
87 North linin
ill tt’
must be sold. Cheap prices. Sale be-
:gliis tomorrow. 10 o'clock. ends Slit-
tirduy noon. M Putnam Ave. till 3t
SALE—FARM ABOUT 4
FOR
acres of good laud. road house and
burn. tine place to raise a lot oi
chickens and turkeys, and fiult. Near
Norwaik only $2,150, Part cuiih. also
. good large lot in .\'orwnlk. Price. 3180.
Address Box 314, South. Norwulk.
f'JO 0t
ullt NilililiS
ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court. February 25, A. \\'., 1015.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for udmiiiis
trutlon of the estate in Connecticut 01‘
Lawrence W. Gordon. late of liunli
TO LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SI’RING‘
sou iii the state of lndianu, deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
.l'i’i'i 1i:
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102 heard and determined at the Probate
Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5, n30 tf_Ofl1ceuin Not-walk. on the hill (lay of
..._..,. _ :March, 1015, nt 2 o‘clock afternoon;
\ LOST. land that public notice thereof be
,given to all persons interested there-
LOST—SUNDAY NIGHT. WEST in by publishing this order in n news-
end of platform of west-bound Rail? paper having a circulation in said ills-
road Station, Black Persian Lamb triet, at least five days before said day
Muff. lleward for return to Sentinel 0‘ hearing.
office. ‘ HENRY W. GREGORY,
PROFESSIONAL.
CLARENCE E. ARNOLD—ViOL‘iN
instructor. Studio, 20 Lawrence St.,
South Norwaik. Phone 1063-4. 1’25 3t
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting. feel at liberty to con-
sult .
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OFFICIAN
Room ll, Keeler Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatro.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 6:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 5th Ave., 9 to
4 p. m. daily.
One Ceni
Sale
MISCELLANEOUS.
or more dozen strictly fresh eggs to
the Roton Poultry Farm, Rowayton,
6 doz. or more at 35c.
‘know they are fresh. 2 doz. at 370.,
Phone 1284-3.
eggs.
Past, present and future. Hours 10
a specialty. f23 St
a. m. to 10 p. m. Business and Health]
5126 It
District of Norwalk. 53.. Probate
Court, February 259A. D. 1915.
; Estate of George Richards. late of
Norwnlk in said District. deceased.
l Ordered, That the trustee of the
:Trust created in the will of said de-
l
l ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
l
. Court for adjustment, at the Probate
lomce in Norwalk, on the 5th day of
where they have 500 laying hens. andi’MaICh' 1915’ 3‘ 10 0'9”“ forenoon; l
' and that all persons interested in said
Also hatching: Estate may be notified thereof, the;
{24 3tisaid trustee will cause this order tol
be published in a newspaper liaViiwfi
; 1915.
‘ HENRY W. GREGORY,
i£26 1t ' Judge.
l
“island's iron pm........1oc; 2 i... n. HORSES, CARRIAGES.
i'White nine Cough Syrup.25c; 2 for 26s
“'AREHOI’SE STABLES.
TheNorwalk Drug 000i Chance. Farmers, Teamsters, Liv-
H. A. MEAD, Mgr i cry Men and Deniers.
. ' sun. 1i T . . s
a No. Mam St. So. Norwalk.§ "0“ ’ “m“ “w“ ““d
VANS. REPLACE HORSES.
50 in first class condition weigh-
w
lililSth’S 0Pllllltllll
lug 900-1000 pounds. among them
The doctor of the future will give not
several matched pairs, also some
pavement sore horses: 15 days trial
allowed. Will ship all horses free
with collar and blankets.
. l
medicine. but will interest his patients!
in the care of the human frame, the 0 minutes from Pennsylvania,
spine, and in'cnuse and prevention of Grand Central. West Shore Sta- '
disease. Be wise, try Chiropractic. l lions. NEW YORK CITY.
.\T PALMER'S STORAGE
450-452 “'EST 4011i. ST., 9lll-10th.
’ AVE.
,.
l PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
i Under and pursuant to an order of
' the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk, authorizing lier thereuuto,
the subscriber hereby offers for sale
. all such right, title and interest as
Louis Burkett. late of .Norwalk in said
. District, deceased, had at the time of
his death in and to the following de-
scribed reai estate, to wit:
All that certain tract of land situat—
ed in the town of Norwalk. with the
gbnildings thereon standing; bounded
iNortlierly sixty-seven (67) feet. more
ior less 'by land of Patrick Mockler; :
iEasterly one hundred forty (140) feet
lby land of August and Ellen Wester-
‘bury; Southerly fifty (50) feet, more
Judge.
oool will be necessary to me
the financial year closing tvi
This makes with the origina
supplementary vote. a grand
i for the current year.
.\iiothcr votc credit of
an installment for similar ex
1 curred during,r the year endi
, credit is a project to put int
raising of funds by liritisli (l
outside of the l'nited Kingdo
with Great ilritain.
W0liill, WORK AND AIMS
0i liNlfllilS 0i ClilliMBliS
The second joint social held by the
Norwulk and South Norwalk t‘ounells.
l
l
Knights of Columbus, was held last
evening in St. Joseph's school, on
Henry street. The South .\'orv.‘alk
Knights were the hosts of the evening,
and they proved tiieiiiselvcs most cap-
uble entertainers.
Following a splendid program of mu.
sic, vocal selections and interesting
speeches, refreshments of tin enjoya-
ble nature were served. A large. at-
tendance iiinikcd the affair. which was
highly pleasing and successful.
The address of the evening was that
delivered by W. S. O'llrien. principal
ol‘ the schools of Greenwich. Conn. .\lr.
O'Brien had for his subject the llllt‘l“
eating one of “ideals.“ taking for his
example, Christopher t‘oiiiiiibus. lir.
:O'llrion. ulwziys interesting, last night
was at his best. and he took well with
. ills audience.
"We all have ideals." the spcziker
sold. “the sculptor. nrtisl. poet~ yea.
even the artisan. if it man has no
ideal he cannot succeed in this busy
world of ours. All great iiieii~.\'iipoi-
eon. (‘nesar—ii’ad ideals, and each
strived to attain tliciii. Lincoln had
his idenl--n perfect Union of the l‘nii-'
ed States. Men. to! us all have an
ideal. Let that ideal be the mark by
which we will ammo.» to obtain. the
respect of mankind."
i‘robubly no one is as familiar wlili
the work of the Knights of Columbus
than Past District Deputy John F. Mc-
Mahon. Last night Mr. McMahon .lls-
pensed considerable most interesting
information regarding the worth, work
and aims of the order, holding the at-
tention of his listeners every minute.
Violin solos were rendered in splen-
did fashion 13y hank McMahon, ac-
companied by LaGrand Greenwood on
the piano. Concert music also was
rendered by Messrs. McMahon and
Greenwood Solos were given by Hugh
P. Campbell, Jr.. M. McGrath and the
Columbia quartette, featuring John
SEND YOUR ORDER—FOR Twolceased exhibit its account to this McKnight.
3 LEGISLATORS lN WESTPORT.
iThey Inspect the Bridge and EnJOy 3
Banquet at Compo Inn.
Senators, Representatives and state
officials to the number of twenty-one
MADAM ESTELLA _19 ELIZA-’ circulation in said District, at least visited Westport, yesterday afternoon,
he“, St. Medium and Fortune Teller.l five days before said 5th day of March, and looked over the bridge situation
iwlllCil is of such great importance at
ithe present time; The members of
1the legislative committee on bridged
; have before them ,a_measure affording
, relief to bridge conditions which exist
there. Senator Salmon had the visit-
cm in charge, and lie was assisted in
1the entertainment by other citizens:
One of the pleasant features of the
loflicial visit was the dinner served at
.the Compo inn. it was a repast that
'could not be excelled. and Landlord
LLevy gave his personal attention to
jthe details, which were perfect. Fol-
iiowing was the menui
‘ Dry Martini
Radishes Olives
Chicken Soup and Rice
Escullopa on Tonst. Tartar Sauce
Pariesené Potatoes
‘Roaat, Turkey Cranberry
‘Baked Sweet Potatoes
Celery
o .
Sauce
included among,r the pur
STAMFORD so. NORWALK l
9 to 5 7 l0 8 run. A WISE MERCHANT. ,
or less by High street; Westerly one a
ct the outlay up to the end of
ill the gist of March. ltll5.
1 vote credit and the previous '.
rated at 80.
score of 135-43.
1 continued this evening.
l Frank Field. rated 135, last evening.
in the Red Men’s pool tournament 8&3"
iiy defeated George Williams, who was
Mr. Field boasts of the
The playing will be
The Roller 5.10 & 250 Store ‘
, 23-32 so. Mala St.,
. socrii xontvxik. Conn.
4—
aggregate of $1,31t).()()tl,()00
$l..25().(l()().t)()v’l is asked for as
pcnscs. which may be in-
in: March 3|. ioifi.
poses of the present vote
o operation machinery for the
oniinions and protectoratcs
in, and by the powers allied
:i it: llil0P'iN'
iHi PRICE or will
CHICAGO, Feb. 21l.—~Selling
bordered a panicky nature swept the
wheat market down more titan live
cents a bushel today. The critical sit-
ui'ition regarding the possible opening
of the Ilardenelles was chiefly respon-
sible. May wheat sold as low as $1.48,
1-2 at the opening. us against $1.53 3-3?
at the close last night.
July wheat dropped four. cents. Sup
port front those who believe that lil(‘>
Straits are still a long Way from be
big open to the shipment of grain was
forthcoming in the decline. litiy sold
up to $1.411 3-4. and July. which bud
touched $1.21 1-4. advanced to $1.22
within the first ten minutes of trading.
Feverisli unloading followed. and the
market soon smashed two cents below
the underniost prices at the start. but
rallied again. though not so strongly
as before. (lit the second wave of sell-
ing lluy dropped to $1.41; 1-2, a fall or
7 LS cents. compared with last night.
The extreme setback for July blemi-
willie was i 7»): Wills", to $1.10 ii-S,
i
.
that
TODAY IN WALL STREE'...
wam. s'rnicn'r. man it. xii.—4itKii‘i's
were the rule in the stock market cur-
ly today, with a fair degree of activ-
ity. The rise was most noticeable in
the special group. where advances of a
point or more were registered. Metal
shares also were prominent. the suc~
ccss of the Anaconda (Topper note of-
fering acting as a stimulant to those
issues. United States-Steel and Beth-
leheni Steel reflected a moderate de-
mand. Baldwin Locomotive Preferred.‘
with a one-point decline, to 90. was the
only stock to record a miniiiiiiiii price
in the early dealings. Prices for Ani-
ericans in London were mixed, but
gave no hint of further war develop-
ments.
WALL STRET. Noon—Much of the
early advance was attributed to cor-I
ering by the short interest, that ele-
ment, according to popular belief, hav-
ing overplayed its position. Reports
that the British Admiralty had order-
ed a suspension of sailings from prin-
cipal English ports were scouted in
shipping circles, but accounted for the
pause which followed the initial rise.
Prices shaded generally and by noon
most issues were only a trifle over yes-
terday’s close. with heaviness in New
York Central and Canadian Pacific.
Another gold importation from Canada
was attended by some steadiness in
exchange on London. but German re-
.mittances were lower than before.
, .--_._.__..__
Lady Washington Lodge, held a
regular meeting last evening in Red
Men’s Hull, Norwalk There was a
large attendance; also initiation. An
invitation to visit New Haven Lodge
some time in April, to present the:
play "Lazy Bob Parking," Was accept-'
ed. The members will go over in au-i
itomobiles. During the good of the
order, the members enjoyed a man-
dolin solo by Lester Platt. 8090“)"
{panied by Mrs. Lottie _Platt at the.
. piano.
l . .
. This evening, in the rooms of the
South Norwalk's Greatest Cut Price Sale.
THIS SATURDAY
AT
Andrew Davey’s
Phone 410. South Norwalk, Prompt Delivery.
CIOVCI' 29:35:; or Sun Ray Lard
Matches d .
0ATS Reg. 5c box Compoun
locacan 8c pkg. 3l0r10c tie a lb.
5...... POTATOES.§§§..70ciiT18c‘
MAINE
Mustard
Sardines
Large cans
12c vain-.2
3 for 25c 3101' 25c
cutout
GRAIN Fifi-DUE Bliilii‘Niiil
3 cans Solid l’ackcd 'l‘oiuaiocs
3 cans Finest _lnnc l‘cas
3 cans .\'c\v Succotasli
3 cans .‘vcvv iiina iicans 3
3 cans t’aliiplicll's Soups or licans 5:
. 1',‘ I
3 cans New Sugar t'orn hUl' ‘ c}
3 cans .‘xtins linked iicans '
assorted to suit
Finest Alaska ‘7'
Pink
Salmon
Tali Cans . _
,Cut To .
tile 3 can
$3 95 BAG ,
Your choice
llbmestic
Sardines
in pure oil
cut to
3 cans New Hti'iiigless lit-ans
3 cans Nev; \‘.'.'i\‘ li'ans
‘
~Switt’s smoked
Slitltii-DERS C
l. 2..
Best trcamery
Billilhll 35 C
leader ti‘iili lb
to.... Tti...
)Sliop early for best selections.
advertises his goods. If he cannot dol
E. BARTHOL' D. C’ it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel,
”‘- Painless Chiropractor, ' classified “For Sale" columns. Callt
,, 3"" Mum" sum“ 30““ NM ~ up the office, and arsed. mwillcalll
:«Vodsiyonss. ‘- .L . .i
. , .
\.
hundred forty (140) feet, more or less,
by Taylor avenue.
For particulars and terms apply to
. ’ 'RUTH‘S.-BURKETT' '
I26 If. V I
Administratrlx.
French Green Peas Knights of Columbus, on North Main:
l Combination Salad 'street, members, old and prospective:
l Ice Cream with Macaroons 'of Couri Laurel (Club. will hold an im-,
Roquet‘ort Cheesefl Bent Crackers portant meeting. A board of directors.
l - Deni}.l use . .wllLbe elected tonight
leisure ‘ ““‘7 I ‘ Cigarettes‘tenda'nce lasagna. ~ .
. ,, .
and. aglarse. at-ianthodtlen . are» being» communicated
lean and .
Col
. W fl.
WITH OUR ADVE
W...
RTl-SERS.
\'i£lilllt'l‘ FOR DEFENDANT
Point! for Sentinel Header-310 V°n~l "W— i
. | ,' (liven Today in Ritluellcltl Bicycle Ao-
eider Whyn. Out Shopping. b l 0mm, Cum
Read Donnell h ad" today, 8 out, A verdict for the defendant in the
“‘0 don“? pencil sharpener. lease of John it. llrown or iii. vs. Wil~
The greatest one-day sale in the .liam Mnhonoy, was returned by a jury
history of the Mintz store begins to in this morning's session of the court
morrow at 8:13. You will find the ,of (omnion pleas after the jurors had
. ,thc case under consideration about an
store filled With hundreds of bargains. than“ The mm, was brought by Mr.
Brown against Mr. Mohonoy as the
Suits that are different from all the loutcome of :i bicycle accident which
rest. and tile values of which will sim_ loccurrcd in Ridgeficld last October.
- , . . Mr. Brown was riding a bicycle along
lily astonish you at Jacoby 3' See ad" ,one of the public streets of the town
Read Sanitary Market's large adv. ’abont 8:30 o'clock on the evening of
for Saturday‘s special prices 0“ meats [October 19th. and it was alleged "by
and vegetables. ithe plaintiff that as be reached a
New Sprln/g Merchandise in styleuicertnin point in the street. Malioney
. é t and newest-damped up and struckdiiui with}.
embodying the In S lhcuvy stick breaking his nose and
ideas, “‘ill be shown at the N' E'ltnocking him from the wheel. Dam-
Rl'lm 00:5 store tomorrow. , :ages of 51,000 were asked by the
Last and final clearance sale of all iplalntiff.
. ,i When the case was brought in court
Coats for women and misses at Kn“? the defendant entered a counter claim
ers tomorrow and Monday. Two big ‘W’lliCil amounted to a separate suit.
10‘5- See adv. 1yagninst the plaintiff in the. first ac-
Dainty models in crepe de chinefion. In the counter suit the defen-
' ‘ ’ ‘ s- be was walking along
waists at Tr stram H 'att s, ,dant ..et up that _ .
‘h k' I d i&f 11) f od bar- he Street in question when Brown. ‘
C onto a a v. s u 0 go came along at :m execssivc rate of
Egains. Read "- before doing tomor- 'speed and ran into him. Mahonel’vfll-
,lcged that Brown rcccivml his injur-
Housekeepers cannot afford to over-Qies when he fell after the collision.
1 0k 1 now oing on at Gehehes ,Mnhonoy asked $1.000 dilillages for
0 38 e g °.thc injuries he received in the accl-
See adv. ‘ d m
.» Delicious fruits and vegetables at’
c .
Dr. Henry Allen. John ii._Brown,
Ghlotio & Kubau's. Read adv. for Elmer H. ilrown. Joseph Bnloyn and
Saturday's specials.
.VVilbur Monroe testified Mr Brown
innd “‘illiam Mnlioney,
ARREST MAN w'rrH‘hev-OLVER.
row's marketing.
.Mirincrly. Goorgo'li. Tliomasjnnd'vAI—
‘do (‘usocrandch for Mr. Mahoney.
Bridgeport Police Pick Up an Armed accident and the testlmonv of those
.WilO testitlctl )iad ir- do with what oc—
Tourls‘t From Hartford. , lcurreil after tbe’colllslcn. The tenth
BRIDGEPQRT‘\ Feb. 26.—-Ifll’lngtm0m. in the main was in regard to
Amsden. a Mechanical designer, wh0:tho conversation of the parties in tho
‘says h'e boards with Mrs Julia'Priss-lsllll “‘hlli‘ walling “‘9 “”1““ 0t '2 ”
nor of {i0 Elmwood street, Hartford, ”hygm‘m;
iind who was arrested here yesterday: ‘
while carrying a revolver, is being' There's no job in,this city that“
held hereon. the technical. charge of that, be filled by a really “will." "ii
breach of the peace, .wblle’ Hmfordiworker~and all capable workers in».
iponrily out of workuwatcli‘ThoBCg .
with. ' ~ ,tinel “help wanted' ads closely.‘
Edward E. l ‘
‘Thcrc were no eye witnesses tottho ,,
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