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\Wants!
Classified “Ads.”-——-To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous "
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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
2face or Caps, Double Price.
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I WANTED. I TO LET. t FOR SALE.
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WA'NTEID—tntAnrrnun WISHES To LET—~ s1o.\ BOARD 11x31 FOR.$ALE—-CllEAi’. LARGE GAS
Position git either private or com- leet, on line 01 N. Y., N. H. 6‘; H. R. It. W’Vb large 109 “OK With “'“WI' (“301'
thermal/Can furnish good reference. west of depot, South Norwalk. tin er, 5111“” 5535 “me. “351‘ .Sllilld:
B. A, care Sentinel. 11118 3t quire of Taylor a; Golden. m“, 3, screen door. coal scuttle and shovel,
i ”.— ‘sprinkler, garden rake and fork. lawn
WANTED -— FIRST MORTGAGE To LET .— ATTRACTIVE s-tx, mower. curtain rodS. window shades.
103”“ $2.500 t0 $3.500. Box 605,“room new half house, all improve Al’lily tomorrow at C. 1- Min”. 54
South Norwalk, Conn. le tit meats and conveniences, 5 minutes E. North Main street. 11118 31
WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO
assist with housework in small farm,
ily. Good home and fair wages. Ad-‘
dreSs .Iiousework, care Sentinel.
11119 3t
SITUATION WANTED — YOUNG
ntau.’ high school graduate, will take
any Kind of work. Speaks Hungar-
ian Address S. Kish, 207 Ely Ave. ,
ml7 3t
WANTED—SITUATION BY ENG-,
iish speaking girl, to do general'
housework in small family. 16 Cliff
street. 11117 3t‘
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LOST ~— MAN'S POCKETBOOK,‘
containing small sum or money. eith-
car, Saturday night.
turn to this office. L
Reward for re- ,
ClllllOl’R..\("I‘lt‘.
is good and the coming profession}
It is the. best method of rtlicVitttt til“—
oase yet known to man. It Iti‘Ot‘lilllllt-l
to the world that disease and Its up- I
posite. chltlt. tire conditions of or-t
guns. not objects or concrete thincs‘
find that the power which created!
1111111 also placed within him, tho 111w
(‘llitilislll \tltith. it‘ kept in perfect ud—
justntcnt, would curry him from the
cradle to the grave, in uninterrupted
“(than and ctmtlnit
'Il'.\ ('IIIROI’R. \("l‘lt without the
imam.“
S’MMI‘OIH) SO. NORWAIK
9 to 5 7m 3 31.111. 1
E. BARTHOL‘, D. C
.. Painless Chiropractor,
(in Meadow Street, South Nor-walk.
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BOARD OR RELIEF. ,
Notice is hereby given that the
lloard of Relief oi" the. (‘ity of Nor-
walk, will hold their first meeting in
Room 5 ot' the City Hall Building,
corner of North Main and Marshall
Streets iii the second taxing district
of said city, on Saturday. Starch 20th,
1915., front two to six o'clock p. m.,
and will also meet. itt said Room 5
on Monday, Tuesday and \\'cduesdn.",
Itlarch 22nd, 23rd, and 21111, respec-
tively, from two to six o'clock p. 1n.,1
and on Thursday. March 25, 1015 from1
seven to nine p. 111., and on Saturday,
March 27th, 1915 front two to six 1).
m., for the purpose of hearing and
determining any and all appeals made
to them from the doings of the As-,
sessors of said City on the lists of
said City and the several taxing dis-I
tricts thereof, of 1914 attd at said
. prov
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Arc.
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In e, and will also make any proper
add ions to said lists.
Dated at ‘Norwalk, Conn,
3915.
March .
GEORGE w. srnvnxs
D. Bush BEQCH,
. OMES SUTHERLAND
Board 0! Relief of the City of Nor-
‘ walk.
’onoen tor-j novice.
District of Norwalk, 55..
Court, March 18, A. 11)., 1915.
Estate of George Richards, late of
Worwalk In said District, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court by the admin-
istrator with the will annexed of saidt
estate not administered, praying, tor-I
reasons therein set forth..for an out
der authorizing and empowering it to I
sell certain real estate of said estate,‘
particularly described in said applica-I
tion.
. Ordered, That said application beI
heard and determined at the Probatef
Probate j
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Office, in Norwalk, on the 26th day of it
March, 1915. at 11 o'clock foreuoon;
' anddhat. public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested thereto
by publishing this order 111 a
paper havinga circulation
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GREGORY,
dfiy‘ of'hearing.
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Judge.
jammwanraas. hung results.
N. Station,
ing
beautiful interior.
‘00.,
Mai“:
12:} Washington St.
ml9 tit
. FOR SALE—OPEN LAUNCH, 23 ft.
long, 5 II. 6 ill. beam; fully equipped
For price etc, address Box 123 Row—
Const.
T0 LET—5
how
men
men
Washington street
TO LET-LARGF
rooms convenient to bathe.
twithout board.
‘ avenue.
. TO LET—l APARTMENT, WASH.
ingtott Sh.)
floor, 3 Mott Ave.
vitt,
OR I; ROOMS. 30'ayt011, Conn. 11118 3t
e SL, with all the latest improve—3 F0 L ,1 r ,_ , ‘ ,
ts; also 3, 4 and 5 room apart" R SA E—l‘u" LOU“ BIG S“
ts. Centrally located. Inquire 76 demonstrator for sale, iully guaran-
ml9 3t teed. \anst Bros. Garage, 17 Chest-
nut 51., South Norwalk. 11118 11‘
AND SMAII.
With or'
The Maples, ti Mott
mill 3t.
FOR SALE —- llA'l‘CH‘ING EGGS,
S. G W. I... $1.50 per fifteen. 'I‘rap
nest record, hundred forty to hundred
eighty. as Center Ave. 11118 3t
FOR SALE—COTTAGES ON EASY
terms at prices from $3,000 to $125,000.
For particulars inquire ol‘ l‘ltas. 'E.
lloyt. at The South Norwalk 'l‘rusl
Phone 1298.
house, Pleasant 81., upper
Inquire .I. W. liar-
hlas-t Norwalk. n118 3t
TO LET—~31 ROOMS. 100 SD. MAIN
ISL
or in «South Norwalk or 011 Rowayton 31'» Lincoln Ave.
$20.
Go. utlh‘ ti
Rent $18, Bungalow
front April lst. Rent
tutti 11’
Adults only.
FOR SALE—WHITE ROCK EGGS
i‘or hatching, from birds that are line
bred, and contain the best blood in
Inquire Chas, E. lioyt.
To LET—BARN AND GARAGE,83
I\\’iniield street.
America. $I.00 per doz..
Tel. ”323- 0117 it too. W111. 1., (leer, Wilson Ave,
TO LET-3 ROOMS, AND ONE IN
1attic,
tNorwallt Investment Co., or 'l‘el.
tutti 31
FOR SALE—llAlllilClJ PLYMUIT’I‘II
Rock, ltllode ‘lslund Reds, White
Leghorn ecgs, each at house.
Rent $0. Apply
809.
ml? at
I5 Orchard St.
9.10,
To LET —— :1
room house, 20in barn,
New
door 4 times daily,
For
'Slauson,
I (.‘oun.
FAR“ ”I $1.00 doz, (tethered: $l.‘.’.atl via l’urccl
' Post. .lunius lit-own, "’ Eltunrow
1 mile from \ q l \ ll ( -5
. .\‘e, .1111 .‘ 1' - . ‘ . ‘7
301-ka lllls ll 1 ( I“ a 1,011" ml,
passes
summer season. .2 ‘
inquire ll.
ACRE
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Canaan; "
ll . FOR SALEwllA\WH I. I. lil'NAv
South Nornailt, 00111.4 cylinders, lop windshield,
ml? ‘lt litstclaas runniu a otdtt for cash, or
will take tree and (It .11 building lot.
t‘ull particulars
\‘t‘cw Crest,
TO LET—ll
liecd strcct.
Il‘cnhtl,
ereuces.
Ior .I. ll. Lawrence & (‘0.
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TO LET—5
Ittltlll \(ltlress .\l ,ctttc Sentinel. ml? :11
FOR SALE.“ 1 .txdv 1.1: onoux
laying (:ltithcns, pullets and Inns. Ap-
ply Mrs. John Pong. llouuymn.
ml?
illil’Sl‘l, Ill
lmprtivetuents. Yearly
$30.00 monthly; advance. Iter-
llcrlhu .l, lills, liroud liiter,
ml? tit
ROOMS ALI. l.\I- 1--‘----—-— w.
' F SAL — | t
02! Woodward Ave. ln< OR E i \ l\~
about »].].—lll ll1,:,, will “Hill
of 00 Woodtttrd .
ltl’ plate. him] and good \\:lltl.
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. lint?» alter ti o‘clock p. m.
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ill lllrll'l,
cutouts, ,
Ill
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c on promises. I '
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TO LET—5 ROOM lrnn'ruux'r ,
FOR SALE—1:111 t .\ttlm .‘\t \\1 ill
lllet‘
house 6’: Son. 142 South Main street.
East Washington street, East N012“
wttlk. Partial‘ lmprovemt'nts, rcut‘lmf‘ model to) touuettu hotly. ntull‘
“300. Inquire Ii-i South Main sirem'Iptttntcd. (.ncrhuuled and “Ill; lull
or telephone 60. :29 ti? 3 equipment. Moist lh'oa. titlt‘ugv.
I 11110 6.
T0 LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRINGI FOR SALE -—- llluAYY \l‘ \t}()\
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov. ‘ 102;:11111 horse. inquire. 3 Bolton street.
'Taylor Ave. Tel 1165-5. 1130 tritium Norwnlk mo 11'
MISCELLANEOUS IREBUILT Typewmvans — 1.. c ‘
PLUMBING-TINNIING, titanium“, Sm‘lhv Underw‘m“
ventilating. Automobile. radiators. Remington, all 0‘1“"
roofs. gutters, leaders, chimneys re-I makes, 3°th rented.‘
paired, charges reasonable. First class ‘ repaired. Rentals, 83
bottles. Tel. 1523 B. R. Walter.
per month. Machine:I
sold at $5 per month.
JAS. DONNELLY,
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SALVATOR CHAHIOTT— GENER-
teral contractor.
meetings, 0" any adjournment there-Ia“ kinds of contract work. Be surei
of, from time to time made, will hear to get our estimate. We can save you
and determine any and all appeals so money
Estimates given on
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George W. Collin Jr.&€o.
UNDERTAKERS
Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St
95 Main St. Norwalk.
Phone 3474. House 511-12
LOOK!
I share profits with you by giving Lady Attendant~Plcture Framing.
you the lowest prices on 15 years _
guaranteed tln made into lenders. “
handmade. painted inside, tin root» ‘ ‘
ins.
50 Water St}
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
l Phone 1100-12
- NR SALE -
PHILIP MAZZUCCO
North Tar-laggiumons‘o Norwalk expert in poultry, has, dur-
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Stone, Brick, Concrete, Plaster, Side 1‘21?)ng .111...in 3oLl'ar‘s‘ls'dC
walks, (‘clnr Digging.
SETTINS FROM
EGG HENS
The average hon lays from
00 to 100 eggs 1) your. Tom
Barron, the great English
250
White Leghorns which av-
erage over 250 eggs :1 year.
I have imported direct’
Barrens place itt England :1
Telephone 1217-2
Estimates cheerfully furnished
a.
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pen of the choicest of these
wonderful egg producers.
l and offer :1 lidmiled num-
hMiChael Lubrano - 'l » her of settings at: $10.00
each. Phone #11211} Nor-
CONTRACTOR.
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I D. Ill.
.wnlk nl‘tcr
8 Wood St, So. Norwalk.
PHONE 1539.
news- ,7 h
in said I
District, at least five days before said»;
.F‘u‘nel‘u Director and Evhbalmor
For Unto-dale Service Call
Fred H. Gamma.
“ Office IN! fiesldgnce ‘ATAILGmD STORES
Telephone 904
The status 01‘ the Eastern Asso-’
.ciation will be definitely determined
$7.00 pm
It South Main Street, South Norwallci
. t
sushi 10111:
at an adjourned meeting of the di~
rectors to be held at Hotel Garde,
New Haven, this afternoon, at two
o'clock. According to President
O’Rourke, the tnaguates in New
Haven, Hartford and Springii'eld, who
plan to close shop for a season rather
'tltan endure another disastrous year
will get a rude stirprise. Last night
,Presideut O’Rourke announced that
applications from baseball men who
want to conduct clubs in those cities
are pouring into the executive’s oi-
flce and if the owners don’t come
forward today and announce their
intentions oi starting the season
there will be sortie new magnates in
the league.
”WW—L...
SCHEDULE OF FEDERAL
“LEAGUE STILL HELD UP
Owing to the mlxup alter the Kan-
sas (‘ity franchise the Federal Lee‘s-
ue's playing schedule remains a so
cret. The dates cannot be made pub-
lic until some time next week, if then.
Providing a compromise with the Kan-
fcd stockholders can be arranged there
will be plain sailing, But should the
Kanleds rcfusa to accept a certain sum
for their franchise President Gilmore
would be compelled to make some
other shift. Gilmore is determined to
keep Harrison. N J, in the circuit,
and for that reason he says he is:
prepared to make some. kind of a deal
with the Indianapolis Feds, winners
of last. year’s pennant. The fact that.
Gilntore'now admits that Kansas City.
and Indianapolis lost money last sea-
son, rctutes his statement in October --
that the entire Federal League enjoy-
ed unqualified success.
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WHITE sox PlTCHEds
Rounomo INTO SHAPE
LOS ANGI‘JI.IC'S.“.\Iarcl1 l9.—'~~.\‘liilitt~
ger Rowland will not ham so serious a
problem with his pitching staff as he
at llrst feared. .loe iicnz is shaping:
up so well that In- is helping the
new untnancr out 1» his dilllculty.
Elnht pitchers will compose Illt:
Whltv Sox stall“. Walsh and llcllz
will he. of this number, tor they loolt
too good to let go. At first there
was very littletrconmt to expect help
trom c'rltht ”them. 'I‘h lore also was
some doubt 1mm Russell.
it those three men had to be
counted" out of the running the snot
of pitchers would really be. rotthncu
to the. line-still, however. has brrn
l‘t‘tllltlll‘.‘ weight at *lltll a rate that
there is now little doubt that he \llll
be as good as he was in 10115. llcnt
may not be at his best 111 the early
part. or the scanner, but he is recov-
ering his strength at a wonderful
rule, lic has been usluu his arm and
Itttds that he can go along almost
as well 115 over. but, of course, he
has not faced any real hitters.
9P1- AINTIFF osnobnces COUNSEL
NEW HAVEN . (01111.. March In
While the civil suit of Emily C. \\'.
Menard against a broker of this city,
.was being heard in Superior (‘ourt
‘-yest.erday. the plaintilt created a
scene by denouncing counsel In th.
case. She was in an hysterical con»
dition and the trial was suspended
l‘untll she had become composed.
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SECOND REGIMENT WINS
7W Ilnfantry Organization Awarded Tire-I
pity for Excellence in Small
. Arms Firing.
; , HARTFORD, Conn. March lit—ALI-
‘jutant General George M. Cole of the
Connecticut National guard; an-
‘nounced today that the shield for
the highest figure of merit In small
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‘arms firing for ”1914. has been award-I
ed to the Second regiment, infantry.
i"l‘ite mark was 40.1]. .
I Bronze shields for individual cotn~
monies, with figures of merit, have
, ibeen awarded nsmfollows:
I Coast Artillery corps, 13th com-
,‘pany F (New Haven Grays). 65.69.
First regiment. infantry,~ Company
iK, Hartford. 65.69.
I Second regiment, infantry,
pan) F (New Bitten rGaysi. 65. 69.
Fer the unattached organizations. a
‘bronze shield and pendant had been
awarded to Troop B, cavalry, Harv,
lord with a. figure of 33 94.
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I v—DnhtoENo NOTICE.
Foirtlelild‘ County Savings Bank,
, Norwal‘k. Conn, March 18, 1915.
'7 At a meeting of‘tlte Board of Direct.
tors of the Falri‘ield County Savings.
IBanlt held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum, was ;
the'
Ieamlngs of the-Isl; months ending,
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Ideclared to depositors, from
I.Mai‘ch 31, '1915. it
Ibooks and paid on
and after April
10th,1915. ,
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06‘ So. Main 81., So. Norw‘alk. .,
«giThe Sentinel this all the Ititesu
m, both local and general. ‘ ‘
By order of the anrd of Directors”,
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
‘- Treasurer.
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‘Federal Commissioner‘s hearing
: session.
,deuce in the hands of Commissioner
“l."
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IN MARKSMANSHIP. “
Lson;_lot and buildings on Woodwar
Cotn- ’
iJohu;
The same‘ will be entered on pass!
It) [ND lllllltlll
BANGOR, Me" March 19.——-The
having illegally transported explo3
sires in connection with his attempt:
to wreck the international bridge at“
l’auceboro, was resumed today. It‘
was expected that alignments of
counsel would occupy much of the'
and that both sides would
close before night, leaving the evil.
Charles 11. field tor a decision on the1
question oi Horn‘s removal to linston‘
for trial on the indictment returned
by the Federal Grand Jury thcre.
The defense yesterday put in cer-;
lain documents in support of its claim
that as a German belligerent engaged .
in an act of war, Horn was not sub-_
‘ ject to the laws ol‘ this country.
prosecution uttered no evidence
‘cept a copy of the. indictment.
Deputy Sheriff George W. Ross,
who arrested ilorn. was recalled by
the defense, but was not permitted,
the,‘
to testify as to the utility of
railroad bridge for the transportation
of war material.
deuce a copy 09 the extradition war-
rant issued at the request of rept‘esen
tatives ot’ the Canadian Government
Exceptions to these rulings were tak
en, alter which the arguments were
made.
YOUNG l0t Sillllilllll
IS UP Willi ltlllllls
Young .Ioc Situgrue
spread before
sit. ,he’s a topnotch lightweight,
A.
osc lost
bunt-bet in his early career. In 1014.
the ycat‘ at brought Shugruc to the“
front, the ‘ew Jersey boy lost tour,
Vl‘rtlll‘lfi. iii
and not by lilli'sptu‘eri.
'I‘ltosc newspaper reverscs hurt
scrapper very much, but
rule when the referee names :t scrap»
per the his standing; and
earning :(hth are impaired.
us loser
And yet dtspite l‘ItUl"Sllt‘ll l‘evcl‘scs-
right near,
in Iiil-t we ilnd 51111;, no
the top ol the clas.
having: a very good chance. to cop the
lightweight cltltl‘npionship.
Herc tilt‘ the rt'Ytll‘St'p me:
Shugrue lu lull:
l‘cllruury lit-"Johnny
at \\'utcrhurv
l‘ltlliltt‘. bust
in t'l\'t‘l‘:1llittl\.
June. -7 Kit! Lewis. lo.~t t". Swine}:
5‘. \‘l., tw’uuty rounds.
August lip-~.iill1111'11 Suylor. lost. :11
Sydney, N. S. \\’., twenty rounds.
September Inwii‘red h’uy, lest. at
Sydnev, N,‘ .'..\\ twenty rounds.
And yet ilt spite of these setbacks
Shugruc climbed to the trout last
year. mostly because he gave Leticil
Cross :1 severe heating _in n no ducts:
iott scrap of tetrrounds In New York.
Later on Shugrue won over .\Iilburn
Saylor, but the liooslcr lightweight
reversed that verdict later on.
the Jerseyite managed to score a
knockout victory over Iiub .\lcCoy,;
a tough Australian lightweight.
Shugtue. too, this atoned for all his
191-1 black marks by two no decision:
victories over Freddie Welsh, the ti-I
tleholder.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
The latest list of real estate trans-
actions, as recorded by Town Clerk
Herbert R. Smith, followzs
Andrew Orawitz to Charles Kardos.
and wife; lot on Rocklaud Road. War.
Estate Louis iiurkett to Arthur D.
Keyw;orth lot and buildings on High
street and Taylor avenue. Admr’s.
deed.
Minerva M. Davis and Cassius ll.
Webb to Agnes Barrett;
field Path, War.
Horace E. Dunn to John Get-ham;
land and buildings on Main street 2
G.
Charles E.
Hoyt to Ernest R. Wit
11
avenue. War.
Mary A. Stewart to John A. Hamil—i
ton; lot, West 'Nortvalk. War. ,.
George W. Studwell to Louis S. ‘
Beers; lot and buildings on Harbor
View Beach. War.
Est. Andrew N, Taylor to Vincenzo
and Anna Damato, lot and 'buildlngs,
Woodward. avenue and 'Day street
Ox’ts. deed. ,
Milton Elwood to Alfred K. ,8!
lot and buildings on Rowan
street. It ar.
Charles E. Stevens, and others, to
Ethel F. Kcyser; one note on Keelet
.aveuuc. War.
Jennie L. Hawxhurst to Carrie M.
‘Adams; lot and buildings on Ply
mo‘uth avenue. War.
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A: WISE MERCHANT,-
advertises MS 30068 If he cannot do! match from M. Hehnessy, rate at 40,1ant. at Bridgeport. March 25
via Molina? Brooklyn, will httst.
‘I‘it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
Iciassi‘fiad "For sale" columns. Call
tup tli‘a onion, and or ad. man will an.
In): you. ' ' ,
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I the case of Werner Horn, accused off
The ‘
ex~ .
The defense was reg
fused also permission to place in evti
.4
has many an,
his record but:
unlike most topnotchcrs 111' to ,
decisions wrre not I ’ ‘
handed down by referees?
n none-rah
and considcred 1115‘
1‘. ill: by 1
Also, “
lot on Fair-I
price roduttions Read the list.
SPECIALS for March 15th to
-We Give 3&1! Goon Trading Stamps-«Ask tor . .
BIG 25c SAL
Itctltntit one made throughout list, manv toc groceries this
11': ck 3, tor 25c, litany 15C groceries 2 for 25c, many other
March 20th, Inclusive
Fat Norway Mackerel 5 for
I A&P~ PUMPKIN 3 cans
Best Seeded Raisins . . .. 3 pkgs.
SWEET CIDER . ...... 3 cans
IONA LIMA BEANS .. 3 cans
Double Tip Matches .. .7' boxes
A&P Condensed Milk. .3 $115
I Pacific Toilet Paper . 7 rolls
Iona String Beans
RELIABLE PEAS ..
B&M FISH FLAKES .
.., ,5 cans
2 cans
3 calls
A&P LAMS ....... 3 jars
IONA CORN ..... .. . 3 cans.
Your Choice .
Any Selection for 256.
250
This Week Only",
-. NEW
LAID
. BEST ’CREAMERY
Our quality
. . and prior
have made
I : us the largt‘st
" ‘ u butter Ntitil- lb
_ ore .ln ..tlic
, uni-id.
Eggs
20s;
lonaCoffce
The host 2502 5
(offer in the
rents
.m.
15 Stamps with each pound.
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Still. fllflll
Our best sel-
l lcr. Pound.
‘30 cents
20 Stamps. with each pound.
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10 St AMI’S
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1 can Sultana Spin- ....... "it:
1 hot. .‘tifbl’ Vimilelr ....... “to
.i pita. SAL-P Im- t‘renm Powder
.. ................. . 101'
1 pkg. \NI’ Jelly I'owdcr._.ltk5
1 pin. {it‘nntlmothvr t)ats..10€
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We also sell Coltec at 20
WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
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c, SIC. 3513 lb.
(,Puttlu-l ((1.11 Men]. .100,
thkt'l‘ Hominy. . . .100:
\&l’ ('hlorlde of Lime Sc
i,&i' Lye ......... t . .Sc .,
timid-H‘s Illuc ...... 91."
I phat.
1 pkg.
l mu .
l min
I lilait’.
20 Stan: s with t‘ can AEZP
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2: Stamps. with 1 can Im-
- Cotoa , ....... 20c pitted Sardines . soc .
5 Staci-Its with 1 pkg. , . 5 Stamps-t with 1-.1 lb. Car—
‘Nashing Soda .I 5;; ton Salt .......... 1-. 5c,
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We had such succes s with our sale
last week that we ate hatittgqa new;
Edict
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Tooth Wash ..... s ..... 250‘
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500 talues for 26¢.
TheNorwalk Drug Cod
H. A. MEAD, Mgr. ;'
3 No. Main St. So. Norwalk .
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James O'Donnell, Eminent Michigan-
der, Was Native of Norw‘lk.
JACKSON, Mich, March 19. weath
ended the career, late We. esdayj
'night of James O‘Donnell of t is city,I
a statesman and originator orithe ru-
ral free delivery sytstem of America,
tathet of the best sugar indtIhlry in
this State. former editor 0! thi'a Jack-
.3011 Daily Citizen, one time Cditgi‘ess
man and for 45 years o‘vcupyinfi a pre-
eminent place in the conns'éls “of
illichlgan Republicanism Mr. EO'Don-
ttell was born in Norwalk, 003131.} 73
years ago. He was snicker: with:
apoplexy Wednesday. E
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ASSISTANT AT CATHEDIRAL.
The “Catholic Transcript" {yester-
day contained the official an ounce
.ment of the apppintment 0 Rev.
IAndtew Kelly, 3 Parkville ntén as
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Iassistant at. St. Josephs Ca tedral ments in western states whorls 111e,,
,Fathet Kelly has just compl on his fonapany ltas 100' 000 acres or mmm
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studies at the North
lege, Route, and was
Ameri n Coi-
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1191mm ‘
Rome. On Sunday he celebrd’led his
Ifust mass in Our Lady of $011011“ ta ta
Church. :1“
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KELSEY A. c. POOL TOURNétM‘ENTI
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IJoltn McGarrle, rated at 75,5téok his
Ithe score being“ 75 to 23
l tied the high run record 0- the
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Sat.” Special—
The Roller 510 81 251: Store, ‘
first prize and context Tuesdaymeve'n
ing Oscar Waleur, rated 100, will play;
Charles Riley. rated 80. and Albert: F
Rose, rated 95. will match J. McCarthy
rated 75.
Middlesex Banking Company to spits
an all day session, Judge 12:13. (laser
in the superior court here yesterday
taliowed the request of the Middle“!
:Banking (‘0. to spend ‘.
1325, 000 for seed and farming name
' could be gained in winding up the its
he therefore continued the mews“
ship until this tall.
The winter Pool tournamentiat the hon were matched for a return new
Kelsey A. C is drawing toaclo‘ht‘: ‘v'vitn tug of ten munds immediately-flit;
Ionly the semifinals and limit; to be lowing their battle at New Yorlcfltt
Last night after the {Meeting Tuesday night, for March 30
run-‘ to New York.
ment by clicking of! eleveil‘tlfllm'l‘his Saturday night he meets Leach
I‘m: one of the. clottpg games for the in a tan round bout.
ladies
SILK HOSE
Regular 25c value '«
Strictly First Quality '
srrcnt. “
19C a. pair
3 pairs tor 500
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28—32 So. Dual 8L,
Q'VI'TII \OIUNALK. CODE.
COURTMLLO‘IWS REQUEST
$26,000 on Western Farm!
MIDDLETOWN, March lit—Alter
upwards ~
The court thought no advantm
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ire of the company abruptly
Johnny Dundee and FrankI‘e' Gully
After his fight with ‘Gil-hbttl. .,
where the foil
Norwalk Chronicler