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RUBBER DAY m 9" .W “F-
WANTED: . ,. “.6
w'lt. 211d shift.
Zlv n for finishing: 2nd Shift.
ieu iol Hiring cord tires;
.lm‘r High wages on piecework. _
“Nomi: men (17 years) for
iLtllllH'l‘li slork loom Fine oppor-
u! it} fol right men.
» Norw alk Tire & Rubber 00.
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WANTED:
THE NORWALK DRESS
00 REQUIRES A NUMBER _
0: GIRL AND WOMEN OP- .
§13ATORS 0N SINGER SEW-
l.'G MACHINES TEE am
EST AND ooomsr FAG-
“ DRY IN TOWN. NEAT AND
.ilRY PLEASANT WORK.
SHORT HOURS, AND 3381' .
USAGES PAID. STEIN?
noRK GUARANTEED Ail-r
2 BAR ROUND. APPLY J
Dr. Hut-d, Rewnyton, VVllson Ave.
“ In
tied mom with board.
. race.
cars in, garage. 10 Crescent
So. Norwalk. Phane 1745.
~WANTED—A. “momma“... ',
MHEN’T’ON‘E LARG’E‘I‘URMSH“ l l r
8 Crescent Ter- ”gum,“ and country hm” 8e: p aces “here thm were so: (1 :4
__ Eling cucumbers $1. 25 a hundred.
TO LET—A TlmEE Roou APART- “Vere“ 01” at the Farm N
WonyNow Canaan Ave" near
Inquire “91'3-
I FOR SALE—BIG BARGAIN.
1909
Cadillac touring car, fully equipped.
"8.9. Brougham“. Phone 296
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f0! SALE—«9.032 EDISTEIN
cow. Veryoood poker and will fresh-
'ea in August. Stephen Palinkos, 21
m m m Wm ans-Nome
vision to. the port of 21;. median“
is W to be computed with
in one week.
comm, Sunday on
Arl‘lmy Houdquorters ye
Germany.
of trade relations
m BALE-MVVELL TOURING
car at We price.
H E. Mend Rowayton. Conn.
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5 FOR SALE—J‘ORD TOURING WITH:
Inquire at Vaasti
Vdemounta‘ble rims.
' Bros.
i tect condition
:Norwalk 1914.
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PM “LI—AHA“ scum
{“3 before. selecting your home. The
VGill Agency Noxon Bldg. Darien.
m w—mmsnm ROOMS 0°“ .Tflephme 35“
;One large front room. also room for"
Terrace.’
A- 1 condition.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL nxxmc Obheed the
com 3.x" copsism “33M in ”m l them a quantih of foodstuffs at
Barnum Telephone l prices \arying from five to seven-
1ty-five percent. under the average
_lprice. The\ then took the food-
FOR BALE—WAX OR GREESQ
beans. 45c peck. 31. 75 a bushel Pick-3’
Tel. 1748-3.
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SEWING MACHINE om-
Tu‘lS ON ALL PART! ’0!
,5 €iRT WORK. FACTORY
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. 10:) WAGES PAID 31223. Dr. Bursto‘n. l Fen GALE—1M? roan noun,
3 IZNL'ED OPERATORS. a bout. Shock absorbers} spot light.
‘ :._1I EXPERIENCED w: . ' voter—5 ROOMS AT 55 spnmc good condition Tel. 5443' Wilson.
ll.L TEACH YOU AND PAY} St. inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov.
)U WHILE LEARNING. Grove St.‘1"ei'. 135242.
.0. -. WASHINGTON 83.. N
5:”er NORWALK C N ‘ ment with all im
. 6 . movement‘s.
JECOND FLOOR" |table" lent. Also Four rooms.
"of Frank ”liner 2 Benton St. So. Nor.
walk.
7 ’ - ' .17 :—
W ANTED: i
16;
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FOR SALE-42 Am OF (K
. tum, PEABODY c 00.. 5 mass notions
i o
3-13“-
181. 000 to quick buyer.
mc.
__ ‘NWWLSELIJE IAOUTSE LE GA] .8 Saunders 16 Yost St
~~ .— announces two classes in dancing for
.V , _ . children and young people. Interpre-‘
fi “7 ANTED 4 tire, Classic, Ballet Pantomime
g .lACHINIST EXPERIENG.
,sJ IN TAKING cm or
g _ JANT 0N SINGER SEWING'
‘l’ACHINE. STEADY POSI
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+ternoons from three until 3?: o‘qciock
'l Fable Building. State street Westport
‘Conn.
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ginning August the first. ending the pow” 4 070k 'But’falo engine. f‘Viu‘
twentyminth. Tuesday and Friday af- seat 16 persons.
for some.
55 1-5.
ITON AND GOOD WAGES
SAID. APPLY -
NORWALK DRESS 00.
9:3 WASHINGTON ST.
<
{Parties F. 5. Hamburg. Phone 485.
FOR SALE—CHEVROLET 490.1917 ’arm)
CLIFFORD HOTEL TAXI SERVICE touring car. ov,erhauled 3”. battery. :sullject the platform says:
Prompt attention given Weddings and 3350. Phone 376 or 119‘
So. Nor.
i walk.
SECOND FLOOR.
no.
ward J' F‘iaherty, proprietor.
ing. long distance haullns
Fund heavy “Peking.
:1I81. 300 house connection.
1- JERATORS WANTED
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Eda
‘I'ruck-‘
IJ‘ht car.
OfflCe telephones 86ft starter, extra tile, in fine running
lorder. Will sell cheap it sold at once... 598m? period 0‘ service mm“ be
FOR SALE—5 PASSENGER 1M5
Fully equipped. elecnlc lights
«\pel'ient‘ed stitchers at 300
, and ten learners at 20c per V
.. .111; years of age on power
1: 111.11hines. Steady work. ’
“sun. Cremmins G. Worthington
inc. '
14 20 Orchard St.
l investigators of every description.
Divorce evidence obtained quickly
and without notoriety or publicity. Con-'
solution absolutely confidential, Ref-
‘ erencos furnished as to responsibility.
integrity, etc P. O. Box 2143, Bridge
port, Conn.
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Apply to Country
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WAN l ED-\\'0.VI.AN FOR GENER-
l'l\v\\1lll1' Apply at Not-walk Conn-
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NAATED
11:11:.
A KITCHEN ALAN.
21ml board.
'FRUCKI'rleo—Petor .1311“th
on! long stance haul
rug. 71 carom avenue. East. hitting
Conn. _'l‘el. 189:-
Mine 9
i decorating. MW- “will”: We“
~———‘~_-___h Alp...“ emu no... lows-tom
ANTED—SITUATIONAS comm. W cheerfully siren '1'!"I 9"
1 mm experience. Soldier just"ders solicited. Tel. 2139 Alexander
1111 France. Apply Post once. write. 61 1-2 El! "'3'”.
1 SW“ “”3“" "i“ FREE—‘L—Asou'rhd LOADS. or DIRT
' ' M — i t 254mm..-
ANTED—YOUNG ‘WOMAN. T0 and stone free. Inqu re a
ton Ave.
': confectionery store. Salary to
3'1" Experience necessary. Al)-
You w‘y‘é yourm info!
mm! in“?
“l““lllf‘lte. 40 Wall St, Norwalk,
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ANTED—BOY OVER 16 YEARS
- lwl k in confectionery store Sal- ” 399.12
w~i11l 31;. Apply MAW, 49
- .\ol'walk, Conn. F- 1. Hum
QOhu'luSt. 3mm
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Fire places and all improvements, “New-
ttown Ave. 34. 500; also 1 foamy house
“ANTED—GIRL 0R WOMAN T0 7 rooms with all improvements, barn,
, . - : .. .H mm; and general house-1,8“, :3 300 For ”mam
m.“ famiiv. csonoo rel Ask 1WT: fiayes
n-Ir"
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’.-’ANTED-3D mom mg: m1
. “llllrll uttxon. applyonlob-
f'n. lliilCD, Conn
’ANTED-(‘EDAR BEA-N Pours,
" 1.... ion Giltop Farm, West
Phone 1914.
Int.
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WANTED—IF
1.‘
YOUR enorm'nr
. we v ant to know it. for we
.. :5 it for you. Iawrence Agency
Jam 5: So. Nomamm D’
1L1 t'”_l.3
LOST—AN- OLD TOW N
w Model. 16 ft}. muted red. Notify
~.’. in
but-4‘.“
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WANTED—COUPLE.“
' A“king lor fut-um,
'4 ’ ““el’tmeuts V! ‘
vanumty ”I.
DETEOTWEB—CiVlL AND GRIA‘L.l er St.
11.8.“.er Bel-nun
lGéorge Lotta, Schneil’s Garage, 11 Riv
Norwalk.
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117 Fail-lion Ave Inquire evouinza at
‘4 Chestnut St. Tells-1&3
FOR SALE-d .000 DATE my
plants, whit-3 plume, very fine.
étmusplanted Come and get them
while they last. Jan. A Fuller 92 1333’-
lor Ave.
FOR SALE—A 9 ROOM flOUSE
garden spot. steam heat, city water.
electric light tor 86,500. Terms. L
Agency/.15 80. min St. Phillie 832-3.
improvements, near the simian. and
view of town, Sound andcmtry M3
32,990.}: this a bum Phonem-
anroace Agency} 15 80. met.
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mum-AT dim 713:7
Beach aprottycooey'lmomcofuge'
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land 7 his lots Ire-Hum 3M“ will be made in an
Iron trolley. Fruit, shade, fine ”is here mm‘ w TOG
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FOR SALE—'5 3001“ HOUSE ALL town must win in the same
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' markets.
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producers to sel
_isiuffs to zone of the public market
cost price.
In the .escltcment arising from
'ltlle operafhn. a croud partly pil-.
“aged aim cart laden with pro-'
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duce and a baker’ 3 store.
COPENHAGEN Juiy28
pest on Saturday
“itllout air mi gll(i' -~t loss of men
:nt'mfly‘" 4“ “:2..
PARIS. July 28-»: .he conven-
tion of the l'llified adical and
{Radical-Socialist Part it‘s
Deputies. at its session last night,
land in the town of Bethel Conn. About: adopted a manifesto containing its
miles east of railroad station Price 4 platform for the coming elections
Half cash 5: .in which a revision of the (‘on-
{stitntion and drastic decentraliza-
_ fition of the administrative system
FOR SALE~A 26 FT MC TOR DOM“ are urged, including the remodel~
Be .in A- 1 condition equipped s1 -.1 10 horse ing of the Senate.
Other planks in the platform de—
owner ha\1ng no use mand firearducation in the univerr.
wm gen reasonalm_ Te]_15ltips and-in the high schools as
11 ell as in the primarx schools, and
the
in dealing with this latter
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the complete remodeling of
“The he“ order created by the
\ictory of the democracv needs
the
League of Nations must be com-
pleted and colidly organized. It is
an affair of time, but the three
to be consolidated, and
abolished and the period reduced
{within limits which the League
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FOR SALE—HOUSE A\D LOT AT!
ink”.
nounees that the first care of the
party will be the economic develop—V
on meat of France.
IRITTVON FIGHTS LEWIS
JERSEY CITY. N. J.. July 29.—An
. 27 ..
\rdav them
gave permission for five Lauri
can commercial travelers to pro- ,0
cced through the Coblenz bridge-
head on business in the interior of My. ”new” bro“ 0'9" and ”19'
Opportunity for the reopening
between the
United States and Germany was
thus definitely afforded allowing 0
American firms to compete with
‘European houses in the?= German
MAYBE. Jilly,28.—()fficials of
lute Federated 'l‘t‘afles union went
_ to the uholesale market today and
The
report asserted the 80-
the
strongest group in the Chamber of
The manifesto declares for war
[to the knife on profiteers and
corners of commodmes. and an-
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loam] at Camp Freeland
CAMP FREEAND, Nlutlr.
file—A heavy thunder storm
'a
Mgtary district who arrived in Comp
held there. While the storm was
lca‘mp is now on in full smug with the
lion anxious to improve oven; minute
or their any.
Golonel Clitl'ord B. Vi’llsnn is in
charge of the Fourth Regiment, C. 8.
and Was one of the early arrivals
at Camp Freeland. In civil life 00’}
the state and mayor of Bridgeport. 0n
Vaccount of the absence of Governor
.Marcus u. Holcomb. Colonel Wilson
will also hm to play a double mic,
appearing in the place of the «we:
executive of the state.
There are 128 oificers and men in
camp, including the. bond of the
Fourth Regiment. The regiment is
made up of state guardsn on from
Fairfleld county. {Holman heme: its
headquarters. Colonel Wilson is as-
Sbled in his work here by Lieutenant
Colonel Stephen P. Cretan. with Cap~
tum Illrnry C. Stevenson as regiment-
l! , .imant. The band which in mm-
t~. \ me is the Fourth Infantry C.
G . in civil life is the '01.: valet 8: “'11-
con Land, 01 Wt
MRS DUNN GIVEN
ONL YEAR. IN JAIL
(Continued from Passo-
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09‘; martian forces have been concen-
“91015 Farm! Hated on the east side of the
M C0!“ Theiss- Ruler and the Hungarian
{Soviet troops have Withdrawn to
lthe uestern side of the river. ac-
FOR SALE-SEVERAL LOADS 01" ordiug to an ofiical report given
. thirteen out at Buds
,1 ”.0 RENT—“WOLF: HOUSE 0R chairs. ice boxes, kitchen stoves. side- Hungarian
wart of house on comer of Rowayton boards everything tor the home Pink vict arm; .eflei ted its 3.1 itlldruu Val
laveune and High street. from Sept. lst. ‘9 P- Mahoney, 52 van Zant 5t» E- 50";
tHot water heating and all other int-l walk. “10‘" 1132"" ‘
te'ndants and the audience. Attqmay
Cassldy took exception to the district
attorney a statement concerning Mrs
log that Mrs. Dunn was not on tiial
fol heresy, and District Attorney Ely.‘
alter Ml. Cassldy had finished.
he had no thought or honey but be-
lieved the defendant lost her power or
resistance when she lost her taith.
Judge Brown. after compilmcuu
the district attorney and the defend-
ant’s counsel far their fairness and
splendid conduct of the trlal, imposed
sentence. one year in the House of
Correction, in this city, a coun- .y insti-
union.
The Dunn case started on W mines-
day at last week, adjournment being
taken Friday noon until this morning,
when the defendant collapsed in court‘.
Mrs. Dunn is a Niles Cal., native.
daughter or a wealthy San Francisco
art dealer. Her name is Gladys Cour
voiaicr-Madden- Leer-Dunn, as she has
thrice mart-£201,311! first time to Lieu-
tenant VViison Eric Madden, whom:
she 11le for cruelty: the second
time to Henry Anson Lae..w'non1 she
likewise dtvm'ced for cruelty in July.
1913 She married Dunn in Septem-
ber, 1913.; in California.
J. Allan Dunn is a scion of a wealthy
Irish family; “as born in England.
ensue to America at the age of 21.51“!
went West; was a rancher, newspa-
poi-man artist editor of Sunset Maga-
zine, advertising manager Sou'hern
Pm Associated Press correspond-
ent in Honolulu. personal flieud of
Jack and Channion London, not since
1913 has written largely tor adventure
story ma Lines also novels publish-
ed in Lough.
In 1913 the Dunne went to New
York. where they lived at the Gregor»
tan Hotel, after a brief residence in
Greenwich Village, and in 1316 they
came to Lanesboro. a little town three
miles north of here: living there un-
til Christmaa. 1917, when they. curved
. to Lenox.
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M's. Dunn, bf a vivid and neivousw
cannot-amour had been warned by
. physician that child hearing would.
:be total, but she insisted on becoming
l a mother, [or she feared her husband
‘would go back to England to fight for
his mother country. Her son was
odort to regain the world‘s wetter» hem September, 1913,1157 .i Court-n
“,welght championship from Jack Brit- Operation. at Roosevelt Hospital, New
-.ton of Chicago, present title holder,
Britten in the ninth round of a bout
several months ago and as no do
claims are our-titted in this state.
home champion again.
The title chanced had: twice previ-
my between the two fighters a re!-
eree’s decision.
1916 and Lewis in 191?.
way to
Britten winningin
York city, prior to their coming hole.
eight round bout
CG T I
and" s F VE DOLLARS
ma. uwiswuknookedwtby
TO SHOOT on?
Following W complfluts and
just as may repeated warnings that
{.he Ward fleet ball grounds yester-
fly at the noon hour in the Demons of
Detective Sergeant Hunt and Motor-
cop Murray and caught John Budnik
and two other young men right in the
act of rolling the bones. Budnik hp-
CilonelC. B. W‘dsonmColr
eers and men of the Fourth
Finland Saturday evening, for the
loci of instruction which to bob:
nel Wilson is lieutenant governor of
Dunn‘s lack of faith, ineligion ~say-'
stimulant
mam-t; cruelly. dating back
R907,
allegation" in the suit being bmught
mm
baud. Charlo- L. Handler. the wait»
Wm conduct"
e". a wholesale and retail nah business
do 30m Nanak for a number of
years. Hormintbeouitareabso
lube divorce. we a no and a
payment of
The“. II that when she mar-
rted Handiey. back in 1907, lama
ponnlleou. :1le he is
quatuymm, and detached
hm accumulate in: tor-tune by getting
up at 2 and 3 o'clock in the morning
and m but when to get out
his orders. She also alleges that she
was abused to take her Chlidl‘ell away
from school and put them to work in
order to help an the ,\ the
"husband never allowing her, in their
13 years or married life.
35 per week for expenses This'
amount was to cover the coat of cool,
tgroceries. insurance and clothes tori
heméif and three children, together
with all the other incidental; neces-
sary to running the home. Handlex
told his wit. that no woman should:
her but ‘
be allowed to handle her husband‘s:
spenders '
.Inolcy. as women fut: all
and not savers, and should be obliged
to wont. «even after marriage. The
womoll further claims that she was
forced to stay within the limits of her
house, give '9 her Diem: and keep
her door locked againsr any and all
company. In conclusion? s'1e alleges
lthat the husband beat her. ,on numer-
‘ous occasions, and always wenLahout
in a dilapidated
pleading poverty, so that hr would not
A hue to give her any money.
WESHFBBYSCBUIS
The Norwalk Boy Scouts started this
morning for their week hike. There
were tho following Scouts:
Troop No. —-2Kane. Coates.
Troop No. 3~Wl
Hunt. Lockwood, Oertie H. Roberts
S. Roberts. Nichols.
Troop No. t—uuder, Guns. Vi’olte. ‘
lark Nutting, Wilson Balas
Tmp No. 5~laemhuia Knapp. C.
Sherwood R. Sherwood. C Hendricks.
Starr. H. Winchester.
Troop No . G-Nathan.
Richards, Flewellyn. Wicke.
Troop No. S-Mayhew. Bissell. Ty-
reil, Greenburg. Cavallé, Weed. Angie- 1
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The Scouts were in charge of Com-
micsioner MacDonald Deputy Com-
missioner D. Nash, and the following
scoutmgsters. Austin. H. Nash M.
Hoyt, H. Mary A. We.
Several Scouts who were. unable to}
start this morning are to come in .1‘.‘
Tuesday and Wednesday. I
Brcb Scout. had his equip-new Vin a
ro‘l on his back with '1 dav' .. (01 ri the
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summing. route so that
thebcdowflbanagooiswy. Foch:
Nisan-“mummu
night out such tood that will not
‘iunep' mmhhmdfll.
i6mgot7.thomfiryottboaounell.
'mdtbeCmoflulMScout
infinitelemdomhumciv-
enlr.0ngoryfocmmght,ootht
mum-aykuutomm
mmmflomum
mtmmhmmamml’emmbe“ mm” “a“ mam-omruunn-um
III-doom Amie
atore said implements of chm and
andhaylztatir. Mower
ft' m gm"; prov s The mm a ring “veteran with while me money w” quickly hidden at the Police Station at South Nor.
Men Ye”! experience i134 run he “3 mated ““1 ""3““! “l the welt. they will be delivered to the
Iold. while the challenger who donned uptown own this morning babes '0’.
for {2,800. www.mm I. Agel-
cy, )5 So. plain 8t. Phone 8824.“.
FOR 8ALE-—2 WORD TOURING
. — cars 1916 and 1917 models. A-l condi-
’03 ”“54 Fun“ HOUSE": mm 8°“ m PM new “0"“ Human use: nammrm one ammo» com the use and
walk.
-uA—a— Am»...-
Central new. Phone 1113.
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lextra deep twice for bigmdem'h‘uit.
' t
'm; gloves protocol-lolly nine your. “a“ VM ““1 Pwuwl’ Hal 1 be non net Hid-y evening at the —r
390 is 25 years old
SENATOR.
WASW. July 3am
Mamoff'“ M
""" :bave wrath-M flout; gen
Poo “more Bum LOTS M in album
WMMud'w
chickens, etc. Cmerfltcb&oflm:«:tbbst*%w
;mdmfismkwlth
mnhmofthoeuehrtho
state. - Bountk’a mats refused to
told mm: that. ttaervedthe
pug-bright. mmmV
Penna—«SAFE, CA5}! REGIS- wummmdmme mummmlflfl
tufdlmwm. electric mummbeflmmtou. «manna thelad ml- 18 years
Madonna-r. Mull-elm Wanna-mam ofmpafltboheundweuthioway.'
.ROAD MR HOUSE ON FIRE
——_—.——
At 130 this memo... lightning
stack thehmedaibeaim. a
" Smmflm.m£mMAnMvnmm mammmcwam claimant-vetoed“
ewoafi‘mllw, mummkumfn
gal fiasbingtou‘Sts. mmnnd’
VVlbeGJ’EIP-
Salim M2
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7 age. Theron!!-
': ism
Franklin Street School where there
was an inspection of their nooks and
equipment and through the kindnessl
of Dr. Bradley each hnv was ennui»,
ed at to in: physical coulhlon. rne‘
mmamumwm
35 boys. He torrid the-n all in good
ounflthu.’
The route that the boys are com; to
‘trAVdonlooboe-WW
coinsurance-tumul-
WMMMMAIMa
“mammlsme
Mama-fimmuiln
Amhammmm
3w “km” to ”I ‘
m r'
mo: ‘0 thanu' oral pa riorso
looking condition. .
ldrinks in the uptown salon.
i sale
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Daniels. ‘
.He yelled to a neighbor to gut *
‘cops and the arrest followed.
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court in Bridgeport in detail .
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rest of the to“ and equipment having I ”p
mu 28 em V"
10: 30a. m).-—Theweekontho
”Wuhan
to .
until the present m, In the . '
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mew ”tom In";
[Pm and American ht
movies.
metals but mm om
moo ot a large fraction will
hints-clutch Wind.
2,;
JOHN FIL‘STNDER
John 1113111894» MM
dent of my avenue. w -
morning in the W V .
tor . long illness The him
take place from D. W. RIM
on “'ashington
10. 30 V conesdu ”moral“ Th,-
.wiu Le. sent to New York for
tion
J. VlNDISH STOLE
SICIECKI'U
Joseph Vindish. who said by.
blacksmith on Green's Farm ‘
rooted at the rooms of Folio.~
103 Harbor avenue. shod“
ociock yesterday morning. a
Sweecney and Murphy charged
taking from the person of an:
Sicieck‘t the sum of 0120 h
money after the two had ind '
.2 fibre:
as the testimony showed
lwhl‘skey as well as beer and m
Sioiecki had invited his new .
Mend to share his bed. at, in
They went home fairly early . ‘
host put his roll under his flim‘ .
keeping After at.“ :,
awoke and saw the stlanger in
middle of the room in the not 0!.
ting the money in his leftrelr
Hegeman appearing for
state and Attorney Geno-”lo form'
accused.
Judge Vouburgh found the ”Q1
ty as charged and he won tau-An“?
31, 000 bond
.Othcel Tom Domey escourud
to the Bridgeport jail this anew”.
await trial.
BALOONS as 00” -
MUNITY m
M’ATERBURY My 28rd! m
learned today that never“ m
saloons will be opened as cm
centers for the sale at ten colon.
rdinka and sandwiches.
Hickey president of the lad
liquor dealers association, *5
announcement saying that tho
association would meet this '
ito perfect its plans for the to“.
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