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rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Ad-
‘ifvSS C, M, care Sentinel Office.
WANTED—A MAN WITH REFER-
: fliefi' who d?“ not use liquor, for po- Chesulut street. five good sized rooms
«men as assistant to foreman. Good all inlprovementa. location, in iFlax litll Road.
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: promises.
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all your position with chance of ad'kqfllm‘fi‘flhestmn street,
«succulent for right man. Apply Clov->
i r Manufacturing Co, office. 48 Main;
hli‘et‘l, Ntmt‘alk.
Fon SALE—hi
T0 LET—s noons ALI. 0T0“
""“l R. station.
3 Water street. 11113 3t Day street.
WANTED _
Boys to work in factory. Steady
employment. .
JONAS a NAUMBURG, INC.
185 Spring Street, Scuth Norwaik
8‘ A' lounge, 241 Ml avenue. "118 3t Fourth street. Price will interest you. 3' 1'
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TD LET—A PLEASANT SUNNY Conn.
iliouse, with every modern improve- -
211mm. in best of locality. Nice yard,
11116 (if:
FOR SALE—”PEN HORSES, GUARJ
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Intent: Widths-f [MWmOuibyaSt-ore
I NEW YORK, lay I‘l.—-Benteuee;
_ will ”may, Jud" Cuflmuf Rockwell “floaty" “our: and Ben-
; FOR SALE ‘ln the [Men] cour‘ here m. after- )amin Whom. the "lofty“ 'of the
l lrgoncon Clp'iqfln nan-d Rinteien, of 3mm! Pie gall-um?! and!»
TO , e erman . Ivy; Devi Lamar and '9 mum 1 1'- Wls ‘-
amuelJLT'lmROOMS. 9 BAi'ViE“, FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 217 Henry ll. Martin, who was Secretary “NW” 0“ ”‘9 Keenu lot, SM'M‘V
- transients. Apply on 'F'lalt Hill Road. consisting of two 0f ”b0" Mitchell’s“? council. The'memwn- m" ““5“" "a“ "m ”3““ :
m21 3t houses with frontage of ”5 feet, be- trio werafound guilty late last nighi.339|' Comt‘lofli's “In! BOllPd 388
longing to the estate of the late San . of 90118;”“118 to me up the nation's mu-i club and Sons of Rest Mien.“ trim-
TO LET—FIRST FLOOR, 51 uel ll Fer' _ ‘ unions plants by tomenttng strikes med the Dresden Lace Works aggro
‘ f rls. For further informa- and by promoting German propaganda! gallon by the score of 10 to 5. This
two inquire of John H. Knapp, 244 throughout Amé‘rlca by means of 1.3.915 the second consecutive victory of
hor's National Peace Council.
The jury, which lied been out morol test went only seven innings as per sixth inning. and accounted for four
than twenty-nine hours, disagreed on, arrangement between both managers
lM- about 16 feet 1 BOAT. the four other defendants—former; before the fracas opened.
lprovements. 6 minutes walk f R . ong, 4 horse power Representative Frank Buchanan, ofi RDCkWt‘ll Dugan. a life member of
. rom . Dark-er engine, in good condition. Six- Chicago, first president of the council; the S. of R., started the. game for
[nature of B. Hershfield. 1y dollars. Apply Louis Maokay 41 former Representative H. Robert Fow-l
will it 191‘. 0f Ellzabethtown, 111.. counsel to‘ ings in the box was scored upon seven
' 11h: organization; Jacob 14. Taylor. al
T0 __ l ' “m ‘ a or lcailcr of Orange. N. 3.. who sue-g the “'8' Rockwell opened the. contest
Main [distill fig) FLOOR 91 ‘SOUTH FOR SALE—TWO DESIRABLE’I‘OGGPG Buchanan BB Dl‘eSldent. and‘ ll appeyared that ll? was trying for a
, . out $16. inquire Mrs. building lots comer Cove avenue and llemlnn Scliulteis, of East Orange.i [in hit game.
all iievcd the bard-pressed Dustin in the
I Mrs. W. A. Clark,
The dhaih of Flow. A. Clark. wife majority of the llreaden‘s runs were
flit,
i «9me to Five
l
:ihc season for the lrvings. The con-
the Dresdens and during his four inn-
.times and issued six passes. From
“Benny" Whome‘ I'c-
battling for the lend in the mount
lunsl'aunnn'ls” '
WIN AGAIN
“...—....
(Continued from Ninth PM.)
lilf into holes lime and again by his
'iraiity in issuing passes, but he
mnaged to pull out unscathed in
most instances. Joe Wells, assumed
the pitching burden for the visitors.
and Joe was hammered for thirteen 19m,
hits during his career in the belts.
Five of these bingles came in the.
of the local runs. Guarnicri fanned
five men as did also Wells, but Frank
presented five Athletics with free
tickets to first base. while Wells is-
sued only one French leave.
The Norwaiks scored one run in the
first inning, one in the fifth and four
ill the sixth inning by dint of timely
hitting. Tile visitors chalked up their
three tallies in the eighth frame.
irifth frame but was nicked for four
Norman Seymour had ti great day
at the bat. getting three safe hits
J. M. La to 0., ‘ . .
y n & C South horuaik” DEATHS AND FUNERALS.§ hits and three runs in the sixth inn; mlt of four trips to the plate. All of
7mg. Frank “Shimmy" Riley pitched: the locals secured hits execpt Joe
excellent ball for the llvings, and that Lonciliik and Raymond.
in the sixth frame, the monotony
the platter with W m
finally «ti-upped the toll. Ind
stumbled but to flu in m. ‘“
hells uucorkud a wild pit
sell the runner to second.
round flied out to the pitcher,
Gunmicl‘l was doubled up on to“
Up to the eighth frame, 0 I!
had pretty good luck in getting.
of the innumerable holes into
he Worked himself. Time. and
the visitors would lend men on
bases. rad Frank would scent to,»
up in the air. but he somehow ... .
aged to pull out without being seorgl-I,
upon. The eighth session was differ-I. ....
Liniey, the. lrst- man to bag. ._:
punched a double into right field.”
(“asst-fly duplicated his team mate "*
stunt, but his hit was was only
for at single Leniey rounded thiliu.
at full speed, but the coach at the
difficult corner was sleeping pence-y
fully, and allowed the runner to sing.
for home. Maynle‘s quick recovefi; t‘
of the bail enabled Guamleri to mm“
Lenley out at the plate by a big Intro" {'9
gin. .Vt'niborten then hit into what ‘
lmked like it sure. double play when!
lii‘ tapped a Wtiik grounder to_L01}-i_~_
chalk at second. Joe fielded the W>
perfectly, but Seymour dropped the!
sphere as he crossed the bag. Wuh-
hm-tcn had stopped running, and be:
fore he could recover his gait, was
thrown out at first by Seymour. 6 ‘
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WANTED—ELEVATOR BOY. AP- . _
I‘ll Monday morning 1“ 7 0'01”“‘3 with fruit trees and grape Vmes' In. antes-d workers. 900 m“. to 1.400 lbs. of William A. Clark. occurred at hl’rl made 0“ arm” “Shh“ml‘" 3:14" 0f the gain,» was broken somewhat by serly landed on second throng” .
loansbul‘y, itiathcwsoii (To. mil) :lthum‘ 2“ Taylor avenue, “9“" Flax each. Fair trial Elven. Will hire bv home on Elmwood avenue Sundav and Ward “Yoniih” Sturdevani led a short fist" {him how?“ Seymour I'INllme'f’” bunglc. Blydenberg 3.193715: ' ‘
Hill Road. mls Gt. 1 , s , ‘ l . ' ' their team mates lil batting. and Michael. ailt‘l‘ Michael had been nit-ti a hit into left field, but them-
—‘~ . my or week. Stewart l‘lillil, \iesttmorning about three o‘clock. after a! . . ~ . -l by "lied ' t iii fi'h f~ n: i i . ~ - . past. ‘
WAN E O “N i \v ~ v (. - - v . . i‘he llitsdcns starttd off uel _ (a on i t oi )l truching took a 1135i) bound and rolled
.T D~Y' 1. ti MA. . it. 1‘)le TO LET—FOUR ROOMS 0N SFC I‘sorwnih. Tel. 69-2. mid 6t few days' illness. Mrs. Clark was that scoring at run ill the opening stanza, the bag (in his way to second on a “prince “9mm" who could not m9"
at 42 .Suuth Main street. iiilB Shond‘f‘loo m In 4 ‘ daughter of the late Charles s, Trow“ but the lrving men came back strong two-baso llll. Michael was decidedly my“. the horspmdg in mm, to retlrdf
. b 1', 80 rec attic. and cellar FOR SALE—HORSE. SUITABLE bridge. and Mrs. 0. 1.“)qu their half (if-ll]? first frame, and nevi/ed. unis-witch as this was the acc- (‘ztsscrll' at the plate. Blydenbera‘
WANTED-OLD FALSE TEETH. in ouse “Cedar street. Part lm- for driving or. farm Work Price rea- hrid 9 Th d it 'll b pushed two tallies over the rubber. Glltl time time during the course of sump (m Michael‘s double. over they,
Don't. mafia-if broken lpqy 5] to $10 provement and garden. inquire 37 son'thlc Oscar W Ra' ‘d , . g ' ' '3 en 1w, 9 much re llugan blew up with a roar which the afternoon's festivities that lit- hull mom fuld wall. and Michael cross
‘1”. " ~‘ ‘ . Ccdar Sim“. ‘ ' H . . “11“" . 190 135“” grotted by her many friends. She ll could be heard many miles away. in been called out on the same kind of ”1‘. mm)” with another tally, Vb"
mi ..eti in? by piilt'el post and irei - .itvenue. East horwalk. 11118 El survived by her, husband. one dough-i the second inning. and the irvinizs a lllul'. Milking a rush at umpl'rc lliii-loy was safe on Riley's wild thrdfl't'i
I'i'lli‘ t-ieo- y return mai. L. Marten, . - ter, Harriet LLW ‘Clark her mother pounded four more runs over the “Yea" Bl'mllc‘toll. Michael me! up to first. Hurley was run down-Afl-
gqu 3 Fifth Sty-991 Philadelphia pafl T-O LEN-*FUWISHED FRONI'i F . ' ,I , ' " plate.' The victors scored another With the M! M Seymour, Who mshed the baseline a few moments later 1
’ ' room for one“ or two men Frivate OR SALE—‘0“ TO LET’ 2 NE“' and one sibwr' Mtg" Georg“ A' Wheip- in tbc'tliird and the llrosdens count- into the melee with much en l wr-v 4r bl "\,)X"" Smith adslst‘ “M ‘
"w”lig'égflmml‘q); yam“, centrally locate; ElecmC’ 1)’ ““0"“th house's wlth improve '9! 0‘ SoullINOPWfllk- The Nam] to it bioco‘ni birds in the fourth. tllusiaslsm. For a tow lliinuirs, with 1:3 Loin-lull: alld((}lllamieri. 'Th'e j‘
_ ‘ l ‘ ‘ lights. telephone bath mm, ‘fnoder. lllOIilS. Several barns on premises will be heitlht. her into home, 35 Elm- “Benny“ Whome started ln'th'e box the crowd surging out onto the field, scorch " ‘
of camp. Best prices paid. Extra ate it 1 Smith 33 .‘S rin st ed and 15 acres of good farming land at wood avenue, Tuesday afternoon, Ml for llit“ 'Dresdens in the fifth. and it looked as if a beautiful side at- Norwalk Independents.
mm for calves. M. Friedman. 35 Ely . ' ' ., _' .9 3 , ”2' Conn. turnpike. Mrs it. Today. 16 2:3 . interment will lit‘ in Riverside “Baht" Anderson ”New“ Em“ “mm“ '0‘ “ "WWW" V“ “’0‘“ “b r h 90'
eve-toe. W1:l315]_ :20 if only. mil} ..t (ll-ova “we, Tel 7531,, .cemctery l "Buck" Liiydeli at short. The fifth in commerce. but cooler heads separ- Riley. 3b ........... 4 1 2 l
.--n _~_ to . ~. -..__,_.._.. 7 ~—, , -——‘—.. ' " ‘ "‘ y ' . . inning passcdouielly. but during theiated the combatants before thc arm Loncimk, 2b ........ 4 o o 4'0
. . _ _ , To ”57.14 ROOMS, 93001;“, ’ y, ”W ifirst hair of the sixth frame, the Dres: mellt could not well underway. “Col- Seymoui, ss ........ 4 1 '3 's
‘fioor apartment at 12cm Street " FOR SALE—4‘0 cmsn AN ns-l , M'“ “mm” M- Sm‘l" itlens. on errors by their opponents, oncl" John Murphy, .ono of ‘iNorl Friend, cf .......... 4 l 2 3;.
chnt $11 in nice til (‘i _ t' e “ late, the following ovstcr‘ grounds‘ Miss Catherine ill. .Sinlth, aged 21 and tinioly hits. pushed two runs Walk's finest” was among the Spout“. liilymes. rf _________ 4 1 2“!)
.___________' ... stem bond “so: . my s will (3:: with oysters thereonf 2 1y. Mm. lyczirs, died yesterday at the home all argund‘tllt‘ circuit. tors am]: braided materflally ill damn W. Smith, to ....... 3 l 1 10
__________~_______ ._ i -. p in . ' g ‘ “ '{h tl . 3 li . s . Th d I lie lrilngs, with their lead serious- clitngt c entiusiasnl o the would-be Schmidt if ......... 4 l 2 l
, tiViison Cove 5 acres Calf Pasture 2 9r "'0 ’9" only "“9" e e-. l' . - . - - ~ . '- ~
y ' ' t , , ‘ V threatened. (nine back again, how scrapllels. Guarnierl, p ........ 3 0 1 0 '
WANTED-eGlRis. Wt: 114v]: 01)., 1° LET—4 ROOM ‘ APARTMENTJMNS Tavern island, 4 acres Scott'sloo‘m‘d 1“ “u'V'V‘d by “ “1°th 3"“ over. and drove out four hits and in the fifth session. "Red" Riley Raymond, c. ........ 3 .0 0 - 5 "
“"‘mi‘s “"1 , ‘itndiltloor rellr dwelt: ll Corilcttlcove. Darlen: also 1 power boat until "3' 0"” “TURF-491.!".Sfinllh- Funf’m‘ scored three limit ‘Cliic." Miirnliv. through a fluke. made the first home -- — ——.—— ~.
‘Sll‘i‘Wl‘fi. hi it it t '14 3}“ 1- t7 t l 2l thirty-five foot sharpie, Terms cash services will be held from St. Mary‘s “i'oiiaii” Sturdevitnt. Manny lsruci "tin of the $05130}! ,fll 1h? ,Wnrdcstreet Totals ........... 33 6 13 2746
heifers 1 m' on s ' I so “I '8 eam’llnqulre C N Raymond Rowavton nylon .lr‘ftomorrow morning. 9 and “Slilnunl'” Riley contributed grounds. “Red" laoed‘a'lonttlfly to Athletics. .
. ' belated. light on illustdouw ‘Otltl' Elect; ' .' ' - ' .. . - ~ . , i........i\,- to Whome’s downfall in this center'ficld. and'lhe hall bounded into ab r ll o a ‘ ‘
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B’W‘lilllillllt‘l‘s, ~tl'iC elevator “(invicp r000 sq- h ofllek‘iphflne I\0ogh 8: CnndCe, 535) 2. “L! k' R“ lfllP-I'fllonl “l" k made “1“.an the brook LEI-‘19" who W85 playin" r ..
(killers, floor room. ’30,. fullberrpartloulitrul .' I ' ‘ in)” L Mary's cemetery. 'i‘l'e'ilreadens failed to accomplish centorfieltl for t‘ilc’visit'ors lost.track :iitiyrfcf; 3 «g .2 8
Final EXilllllilf‘l'S, {mm}? 0id“Wcll‘fi"igai~Eo .. ;. -l FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE “I” " anything in their half of the “mm“- or the sphere fhr dmomént. and hm (‘iiascrl\', ss ......4 l l 4 0- ‘—
stiit Shirt it‘oltlt‘i's . . :t. ~ . - lwitli one-half mo of lid W‘sl' ’ i “W"- E-'K~ 33"” Tim box score follower“ W“ l?“ mu“ 10°"le‘ilu‘m‘d" was \l'arborton if .. i o o 2 o *
. ' " . 'H‘ “” . .77“ t . . a' on e Mlle 1-) “K Balm wife of r W Irving A-C- WP” 0" "‘5 W“? WWW“ 1mm". 11"“ I'l'de bcr; 9b ””4 l 1 3 2 ‘
ll l'ml “to not experienced “'0 WI“ ‘TO LET—STORE 20‘? \VARTllSlG-. boroulk Road near Connecticut Turninmfnké' 11;“ 1'0“” drugoods mfl‘fjlilfll' "b r it Do 3 e lvy's throw ,0 inc plati- was 100213“. {130,132, lb. " """ 'l 1 3, ti Jon
'.Pll(‘ll ,\'(T\l‘.illd pay you while learnumn‘pmg Eagi.xprm3k_ ~‘Apnrtments‘l‘lk9- Must be sold at once to closed-i; a} ‘\‘ew York tliiutm‘orning‘ The \llll‘illll’. t' ---------- 3 53 1 1? 1 ll ‘0 “film“ ”‘0 ”1‘1””- liurtcyfiflb 8 0 1 2 2:
Eng. ., 209Wnshingion strcet' En‘at Norwuik 95mm. Small amount of (lush rum". . . . linllillnlh', ri .........?. 2 0 l (l it “till two down in the filst frame. lloi‘kin c 4 0 0 _, 1
3 ‘ J... ‘ ‘nlltl tit'f‘linpel-vstrecv,:"N'orw'ilk ‘ln-fed. balance on mortgacu. llllzxt‘it‘ltil‘l".’li “WA" b"“‘gh"h"m for burial. “’~ Silll‘df‘uml. 3 ”‘1 2 2 0 l 0 8951“” dmw a hit-into “ml” a M \‘l'ells .p iiii 2. 0 1 3 .‘2
t ‘ ___._. " ‘qulruitivsouth Main street ‘Telt‘o choallid‘: Cantiec Atty-i l'nllcd p-oikl’l‘ilrllwrvhurtlctilariwm in“ announc- v. mm. ii- .......... 4 1,2 0 3 0 “Hulls?! 5000M. "W thi'd 0" “Wilda ' """" ;-.. ~— ,—~7
' ‘l 0 -~" ' “ " ' " ‘bullding Tel 535:2 f ' loo litter, Out of minim. the store out” ’f”“’" “9 """" 1 0 I h n 0 "Tim “Mg? “1m fiMid' and WM “‘3‘“ -------- 31 3 9 ll 7.
“e 9 a 0 y «' ' ¥ ' * i ‘ ' ' ...... it. purist.“ “'2: 2 l ‘3 l 3. 3.21132. its:-.tl.‘t.:t.rl::.':‘:l: .. ‘.
‘ *‘“B’E§EFIE’S‘S NOTI’C‘F‘.‘ I >;(;;SAEE-l;l;l;;1 ll;—'Ij(;\;'l\:— if l \. ":1”le I. .« . .l 0 U 5 1 fl :l'ixlltucrcilnrd. . llavmei-i ended the, thllf‘llcs ....... (1} g 3 ll (1) 23 0 IM‘. ’
Eniim'llcs lillOl'll' f'l\'t’il ( ”mum“ . , ‘ ‘ ’ Funeral of Mrs. Boer-Um Delt‘orl't'filv 2b 2 l (l 2 ti tli inning by striking out. . ' ' """"" summary .. ‘
0 . . . y .. m l L’milc from “all street. 3 minutes The funeral services of the hm. 3m, . - ”A ' " Th“ 10‘5"“ h"“"“""" “Mk” ”I" i“ Two-b'we hits‘ Bl .denbur Hemp}, J
., ‘flllil paper hanging. Reasonable priccwumn‘: from trolley, 25 to 30 acres t‘inci l’llilia h ”06er were field ”I.” M» Tum“ ..27 to a 2'. 7 .1 liii‘ t‘ittli home. when Rilny. the first 11,1,1,._)."mchaél 11ml”. fronts rural“ ii
, , _ \Wall PM)” in ”.0 ”(psi style. at lD‘V‘land, most can be cultivated. lloust‘ te f m} 1th item . at r “m Dresden Lace WOrks. limil lzr. sinppctl ii lone tlv into contlw l itiloy‘ :llrst' on .ballfi' - on'wens”'1‘£'” ;
_. ~ - ---. ~>-- ' ~~-~~~- ~-—-—‘ lost. Let, us estimate. Call or drop 9 rooms furnace (-Rlotrlc lights 2 72:00? Xingu :"V‘ON lk (RtJalOllll ”“"l‘-"-‘- “3‘“ “ ~ ~31 l 0 ‘3 " 1 “Mil‘ll‘mh‘f m" ”I" pill l“ "w ”00“" off Gdarnieri 5‘ struck out' by “7313.31?
, , . ,_ . ' ‘ Al 5‘ l'l‘l‘. 5‘5 , "it - "~‘ “i‘l'lli”l(‘ll 21)....3 0 0 :3 l 1 'mt lis tirow was too late to nnii‘ r. , .' -' . ' '1
n i l o I l . ‘ . 3 - , . ‘ ~ ' ' I y 't r x I
l1):‘l‘X:;);‘rq::l::t liudit 'i‘tl lb~i thhnrns. silo. 1:152:51 horse. farnlins‘smmqnn, pastor or the South xm. “ominu lb _______ 2 0 1 l 0 0‘ ml” “5, he "085”! ”u, rubber. Elle“: (lg-{rulfiii‘eyi’enldgititgn bs'isesdofith; ‘
. - . . .. imp cinen a, . . twnlk L‘on'u'c . . « ”Mp. C 55 ______ 2 n 0 g 1 o n lllb sixth tuning the indmu- " " ’ ' ’ ~ ‘~ '
, , . . . gnttonni (.hurcll. officiated ll. . . l n i .. . v - .
aINSURANCE ‘ w" . ‘md interment was in'ltiverside cpl“. Anderson. 55.....1 l 1 ti 0 0 dents llmbt‘l‘t‘d up” their heavy artii-l {"13“, ignifigflpzn mfihghcr. 8%?
FIRE' Angelo Saltnrelli sells liiird woodi ASk John T Haves l‘ _ ‘ ‘ St. John. :‘.h. it” . ....t‘.‘ l 0 0 0 u lcry ilnd pounded out file liils lililtl‘ .,. pissed mm." Ra mom]. hit 5-!
LIf“ BOILER sawedrin blocks or split to fit yoni’. ' I lm‘n' I'llmlu. l-. 21b l U 0 , 0 0 “in“. .runs. “WM comliwncm ”ml pin-tier Wells? sleigh biscs' ll
4 . . n , V . . w A ‘ I , t. . . .,
“4 WAR RISK stove. ‘fil'c places or cut to orders Real Estate—Insurance . . “0m” “ -- ~ ----- 1 " n “ " ‘7 ”“4““ b." .'"“’"“ ”my ‘0 “"‘lrllcs 1: umpire. Broulerton: limes
ACCIDENT 91 d l- - ~ . I MAIN ST ' \l R AL 1 Patrick Mulhivill “’lltllll‘. 1. ...........2 1 1 l' 0 " “PM ““3““ m" 0‘” “ ”‘mt “Glyn-homol- soniimu ~ ”it“
‘ BONDS i’md or or eary, prices may advancei 7 ' ‘ O W Ki Hm k \luiiihlil award} of b'lll(‘l‘ Elv. rr ............. 3 fl 1 0 ll 0 Friend took second while Wells wag: " ' ~ ~ . :
. . . » 3' lot of Julie. Phone. 1025, .\'0. Tay- . w... .. ‘1 ‘ l t' . ’ . ' i « ~ ' AC1 uinlo M ....... 3 0 1 0 0 Q trying to mild lluyme‘s hit. “lioxi‘”! """" '*
STEAMSIHP TICKETS lor ave h ’ w ‘ t” -l I I N N" ”""‘ Nash and i). 2nd Reg. U. S. Artillery. l ' (— M m. . m w Smith. who p13 cd first base \‘DSlt: ' ”UR KEROSENE VALVE ' ‘
mic, Soul .\0l .tik. lri dc , Y . r m m'tk ft 0 c is for .
NOTRRIES PUBLIC Iiverv. m3 1,“; LOST. died yesterday at Fitch‘s Home in No- Scori- by innings. tiny afternoon ln place oi "Chippy" ‘ “y ‘ e O w yc mo .
J M Lay! &C I] y ' ‘ w * iroton. til the age of sevcntY-one yoursl Dresden Luce \Vks. 1 it 0 2 (l 2 U~ —i'i "aging-i. (150"?- fl 52181? into left field the “‘3” complete and best “Wt »
. LOST-“GREY. BLACK AND ,. , . . . . will b(. nnJlrvimz A. c, ....... 2 l 1.0 it 5‘. x~~lil an men came ome on the hit, its kind and will soon earn its ’
. . 0n 0. “c. l MONEY SAVED white striped cut. Reward for return ”Whit nrr’tngcmtms TWO Ila-“Mina: Mill'l‘lll'. Whom“. “7 ““3”"95 “’0“ ”mi “J‘d TMOX" “'“m in fuel Economy. Used for .
. nouiicet it at. ginninmm, m. Isl'iiol, lair: sinipk out. to second on the throw in. “Prince starting and running. No olhcr ‘m' "A
Rea le ivin , me vour order for mv
] Estate and Insurance, ' p‘ i’ ' ‘ to Mrs. Thomas Benedict. 17 Section
.'f»‘.‘ll.
’ _ > by Riley. 10; b" Dulzau. 7; by Whonu.’ Helnle" Schmidt banged another hit
South Norwalk, Conn. special hand made lenders and gutters avenue
» which give lasting sorricc—Tryaud bei l
* convinced. Plumbing. heating, slate; °UPRE CO RT 8 o ‘
»- »—-— -_ .7 7 . ._ ..-..._.-._..-__.__ VJ roofing. trout-y A. iiogetoin, 5i; uni-l ~‘ ME U DEC' ' NS-
FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 [law 1”" Sm‘el- Tl“- 473-3. . [Missouri Frelgm‘hatos sustained, and,
YORK. ,. . "‘1 New York Workmcn's Compen-
PAINTING —— rarnn-mxomo; sailor. upheld, 1
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS ‘l decorating, paintor's supplies; wall WASHINGTON. 3183' 2lr-Pr0l'i8‘i
PORTATION LINE, Inc. :pnper, up-to-dttto styles. lowest prices]
Freight boat leaves Pier 27 EamEstlmntes cheerfully given. Tl‘lnl or-l . _ _ , . .
River. New York (foot of Catherlnaiders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander{glifih‘Llififirfgfcf phrlgrillilgfll‘lli‘hult‘ill:
:ltulFfiVlng' d3) exceptfi'llnday, at 3 D. , White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. :is reasonable or unjust. were today
' e 9 received at Norwalk “P to l 5- . ‘11-: ls-ustninml its constitutional by the lSu-i
. CLAIRVOYANT
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to ,preme Court.
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, . "" Mil"? Davidson. ”1- D.. noted med- sation law. rccenly upheld as consti-
If Y H A iiini of Bridgeport, Conn. Twenty-one tutioiial by the Supreme Court. was
. cu. ave my years 'experience, has made arrange-i
SECOND-HAND 'AUTOMO- ‘ ments‘ to give readings at the Bristol
mzi 313‘ 7'
is hereby given. that Mr. F. r. Love-l
ions of Missouri statutes of 190:) prod joy, of Not'u'alkpCc'inn‘ccticut has up. ;..
.iiibitlng railroads front fixing liighcr plied for a lease for planting and only ' ‘ ’
tivaling shell fish in about 7.6 acresi . . . ‘
of ground in Westport and bounded: ;have been liiitill: the bail hard. “1.9)" . y_ lit,"
I The first piece of ground located inll‘a“? Will ‘0 00M ”"0““ will; . 1%, . .
, the town of \Vestport contains about. - :. . s. 1,
Tile New \ork workmen‘s compev- 4.9 acres bounded northerly by 101i
175w of the Sterling Oyster Company:
tonslrucd today by the cort its not as 0019. small “001‘ and
applicable to workmen injured onyp ,Lov-ejoy; southerly by Connection
ships while ill New York navigallleiovster Palms Company. and wester-
|6; buses on balls: on Riley. 4; off into the left garden. and Huymes and buretor “60°35”! Phone 844'
Dunali, ti; hit by pitched hull: Iii. 1". Smith scored. "Hcinie" wont to see-
rnel. liocssilm; sacrifice lili: Ber-10nd on the throw. Gillil‘nlf‘t‘i sent a
,bericll; umpire. Ripper.
THE BARKER FA 1min,
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‘KRi‘i‘iiiivifiEEfiivoo THINGS rum NEVER limit-r...
By cm amass
NOTICE
3 The Allini‘l'cnn‘i‘llitl’e been playing
”or a week now and although theyl , ' 3' ' W"?
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wins . and this is because the breaks
of the game have been against them.‘
ill seems that whenever the Americans
F. make a misplay. it proves costly as a: ‘
..long hit generally followa which! ~-
ineans a run or more.
Manager Kriclicli says his pitchers
BILES OR A LOT 0R SCRAP Hotel mi Washington street Thurs-’
, ' ‘ ' ' ' waters. The general and federal innri- , -
IRON». METALS, MANILLA day. May 24m. One day only. scien- time laws, the court decided, are cx-l‘y by “‘0 “mam‘wes‘wt ‘°""““°'
ROPE, and you want to get the tifit: and spiritual readings. Adviceciusivo and paramount. . 1
highest market price for same. on all affairs of life. Thoroughly l‘c-1
56nd postal or telephone to liable and consciencious. Permanent:
L. EFFRON '“ddeS: 40‘ State street, Bridgeport. for $15000.000 treble damages under»
3 Rowan St. East Norwalk. I Hours 10 a. in. to 8 p. m. Fee $1.00.
Because We Have No Canvas-1 BRISTOL HOTEL
sers or Agents ‘94 Washington St.
ltd. 1006 Tel. 1906 g
H. E. BURGESS _ 1 F. 'F- HUNTINGTON. D. C- {dismissal of the Heinze suit.
_ 1 CHIROPRACTOR The New York law by todav‘s deciar
interior Decorator, 30 Taylor Avenue! Graduate. the Palmer School otiion. wits construed as not abnlitlilble
Catering to those who want goottl Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa, an-3 to railroad workmen iniure‘d while no.
work-Drnperits, Shades, Upholster- nounces the opening of his office at,
lies, Rugs and Furniture.
EXCLUSIVE WALL PAPER
Estimates Furnished
lthe Sherman anti-Trst law against. the»
Amalgamated Copper Compnnv. the?“ Thomas “3W8“
,Cnpper industry. The court sustained
. , .' ..auclt the. federal employers‘ liability.
100.,Wa'shmgton street, over Poppies incl was held paramount and exclusive 1
1 Trust Company. Sollth Nor-walk. 00ml i The Supreme Court reversed New
I
track laborer.
The second piece located in the‘,‘
Arthur P. Hinze. representing the. town of Westport contains about 2.711“
Heinze copper interests. by at Supreme acres, and was fonnefly tile eastern!
.(‘curt dectsion today. lost prams-dings[pomon of lot 181w. and is houndedi‘mw halt
lnoriherly by 183w; easterly by 182w.
.180w of Andrew;
‘LnWiFollll‘ interests, William diocke-iRadel. southerly by thc‘ Cart Path.
So. Norwalk. ' Teller and others. charged with at‘innd westerly by 178w of A. A. Geib'. l _
.ienmled monopoly of the Montanal and that on the “1) day of June at begin to climb.
l11:00 o'clock, a. m.. the Shell Fish
Commissioners will lease 'said des— Ditching ‘
cribcd gratitude to the highest respon.za Week or so he will know just what
, , . sibie bidder pursuant to the provisional he nee. ‘
tnnlly m interstate commerce. A5 to of Chapter 286 'of the Public Acts of“‘You can bank on it that the Bridge-
. Sealed bids will be received priori‘KTiChen today.
. _ ‘ Office hours, 1042 it. 11)., 2-5 p. m. . York state compensation awards toil0 said hour at tile oiliceofsnid com.
llpliolstering and furniture refinish-- Sundays and evenings by appointment/Jilllles Winfield, a. New York centl‘all‘mi‘ssioners, 135 Church. 'htreet, Newtohamplonship beam 'an
have not got going yet but. hc-is go
to keep on trying until he has a
winner here. He figures the club he
will be a little later in start-
ing than a younger club but he has
'hopes that the boys ’will do better in
itheir fielding and if they continue
‘ their heavy hitting. the local team will
staff and he says that within
ds to have a winner in this city.
lports will be heard from soon," said
The Bridgeport pilot
vis confident he "has the makings of a
d «with his
'"k . E'l‘eleplione 456. New York office. 2875} - - lHaven, and 511011th pgfmaik‘ed "maipitching force, strengthened the fans
"...—..—
~ -..-.. Broadway. Telephone 6143 Momma-l
EXPLA'NED ellde W. F. Casper. D. 0.. Ph. C. 9.3-? CARD 6F THANKS
:‘l know a man who contrives to
keep the respect of all who know him.“
and yet he is continually engaged in
route frame-up affair."
"How can that be?" i ‘ii, yes, sir. I‘m going to he mar-l
. "Easily; he's in a picture Istore." tried.” 7
to the commissionersh: ‘
W -.__ ~BL]Sillliégs‘luiitEithijhls ,. _ l Dretv‘er Hat Co. and Bade! Oyster Co . -.-- ‘
. " th 1 ill a fit all)”.
‘So, my son. you want to give up for their kindness to us during our. ls 7 d y o H a: MARSHALL,
work, But can you afford to retire?" . bereavement. l . ‘
WILLIAM B. can; i
JOSEPH WALSH. Advertise-in The sentinel.
,.
t
1 on application No. Blfift‘nd addressed _ of the city will have 3 team '3! which
they will have every reason to be
We sire to thank Menus, also The, Dated at New Hgfimfionmflmi, proud. '
l The-season is young and some of
'the other teams that are now enjoy-
Clerk. offibell Fisheries . lng winning streaks may fall into the
team: route “the Americttns have been
{in fertile past few days. The fans
Krichell is experimenting with his
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