«a
IWmtsi‘oJ-GKIOISnIe, Mamdrrofen'oml Cards, Woollen".
Two Cents a. word; minimum charge 50:: per lung} timessl. Gaps Doublé'thico.
4
it
til," " ""“' ‘
Continued mm First Puss.-
tlre county. .
Attorney John 1. Como has at “In.
her of divorce muogssohcdllled for
this coming term. among them: bun:
\V .5 N Tfi E D
t imitators. f i n i s h e r s,
on infants and
toad
l}:t~ll.l0nS offered to cont-
hands. Learners
Anniv—
;l “-“"CI‘S
(it. i Edrc-n‘s coats:
ligielll
also taken.
LOUIS GREENBERG
8; BROS. Inc..
;_-.w=t I’L. East Norwalk
l
l
FOR SALE
.l-‘OR SALE—Maxwell car. 1917 model,
perfect. condition, new tires. \aasts-
‘ Garage. Ask for Garyn‘s car.
FOR—SALE——~A sail for a small skiff,
in. good condition. _In
l‘ort street or phone 8‘5-3.
l-‘OR SAUL—Ford touring car in first-
class running order: newly painted.
teasonahle it sold 'at once. Edward
Bartram. 12 Bnyview Ave“ Tel. 73242.
IOR SALE—Several Ford touring cars
and l'unahouts must be sold by Ana.
30. Phone 2166-2 01- call at 5 “'est—
port Ave. Norwalk, after Etpan.
FOR SALEwHouse. nine. rooms, all
improvements. garage. acre of land.
unit and shade. trees, $7.000. Inquire
31. Richardson. West Cedar street,
South Norwalk.
l-‘Ult SALE-—Single Indian motorcy
cle. cheap. C. \‘V. Denison. 20 Howard
Ave. East Norwalk.
l-‘Oll SALEr—v-Hoosicr cabinet, A~1 con-
dition: ill lice hutishort time, oak
linlsll. lnquire G. L. Swift. 10 Concord
St, South Norwalk. l’hone 526-3.
FOR SAI-E--(‘lloice buildingr lots on
Lowndcs avenue, between \Voodward
l.
l.
_ room. M. N. May-
.x- to. 15 Merwin St.,
La. Conn.
‘: mm: married man wish-
_ - up. Saturdays or charge
‘.‘ washings. Address Box
. comm
-‘;'l‘lv‘.l| Stellographer. ex-
.llll capable. North At-
Ful‘lllr. int, 144 \Vatet‘
:tlulk.
Plight girls. must he ham
1.: e‘vlll‘. to sow labels on
‘ Louis Uri-whiter: &
:rnguu Place. East Nor‘
l-r 4 rooms. East or
li—r. suitable for light
l-I.J. care Sentinel.
.t'i
'1-llllig lady experienced in
bookkeeping. Perma-
Apply (‘lover Manufac-
.ltlllltiiuk.
it to board and take
‘ n» lil-‘ with. Phone
_.- l.;llt-..l:l Axe.
“l . I Ierly woman [0 keep
. lll- ll or star from
Address Norman, :
. South Nol'lvalk. l
l
a ,. 'l‘l.
‘itlw honl.
’Iilpe
~ utinel.
not over 10ft.
and condition. C.
l‘jll-(‘il'li‘liills for house
~r whole or spare time.
.iil}. Addless Jennings,
. So. Norwulk (tr-phone
. l
, 'i‘tt lilix'l‘"rl::llllt'l‘ a small
«cum-heated flat, or four
xl‘lllshcd rooms. V. J. Bell-
..4 Sentinel Office.
my for drug store. must
‘lr our full or part time,
-' porter. Apply Stillson-
ljjxpel-tlonnl opportunity
’ muss. bookkeeper; Ad-
, rilltuullrtls to me Senti-
'lllu left'rences, expt‘riel’l-
. t-xlwcted. Box. X.
—_
BELIEVE. Yoonfmy'
By liking
Baxter’s Cough Sm
F. ii. BAXTERJMIIIH‘
W
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
pursuant to an order of
W}:
I. 'r‘
E'J—Young' man for 1
'the committee’s findin
alwnue and the buy; all improvements,
electric light. gas and sewer. Inquire
K. L. Prentiss, “'oodward Ave.
Fort SALE—11 room house, all im-
provements center of Norwalk. also
6 family house, part improvements:
reasonable price. Inquire store, 136
“ashington St, South Norwztllr. '
quire at 531
the followiu:
Anna lionmgaso \S. JOSeplt Boning-
aso, of parts unknown: Charged with
desertton since March lot. 1915. They
Were morried December 25th. 1910. in
New Haven.
Edna James rs. “'lllis James. In
tolerable cruelty since December 15:.
1319; Married September 30. 1908. in
Panton, Vt, Four children. Divorce
and custody of the children.
Elmer Hawkins. of Danbury, for
merly of Not-walk, vs. Myrtle Haw
kins, of Fall RiVer. Mass. Married
February Isl, 1905. in Brewsters. N
:Y. Dealer-lion charged since Novem
her 24th, 1903.
Laura A. Austin, at Stamford. v.‘
nusmnss Ito-non
RICHARD DEAN, 19 Union Street,
South Nor-wuk; Plumbing
Heating. Steam. Hot Wnter and Gas:
Fittings. Repairing promptly attended
to, Phone 2256.
H. W. MIKE.- Volcano-1mm: oldl
Italian method; teacher of Fiske
O‘Hara; private lessons at Studio, 190..
6 Stevens St., Phone 555-4, Corner
Franklin Ave, City.
EBIIL A. KXOR, Bell Island, Con.
_ tracting. Painter. Grainlng.. Glazing.
1mm .mconttnt. BitimnteSatzheer-l
fully given for all wort: Phone 2311.
'IARRIGAN & FLYXN, local and long
distance trucking of all kinds. Office
£56831}??? 8: Co, Phone 1577. House phone.
tlon since August 3rd, 1917. changed.
The couple Were married on January
‘L ~-
. .QOncealed the birth of.“ illegitimate
George A, Austin, of Stamford. deser y
' a
New York. He Also silence frauduv
lg? coma: in that the defendant
child, in Berlin. Germany, mm to
«his marriage with her. The couple
were married ‘on 5‘ch 9th, 1315.
in New York.
Euphelnta G. inland. is suing Wil-
liam H. inland. of .Bridgemm for di-
Vorce. alleging desertion since August
:19, 1918.1he couple having been mar-
ried April 27th, 1912... The. custody of
one child is requested in addition to
the divorce.
The following cases are returnnhlc
to the Court or Common Pleas:
Walter F. Douglas. of Cambridge
Mass” vs Arthur '1‘. Park. of Johnson
City, N. Y" damages or 8500 are
claimed as the result of a collision on
July 3rd. this year. between the autos
of the plaiatlfl' and defendant. at Mor-
tuary turn.
Dr. Morris J. Burnstein, of Brook-
lyn, is suing Robert M. Wilson for
damages of $500 for rent and damage
done to the phintifr's house, in Ro~
wuyton.
B. Altman E Co. of New York. are
suing William B. Hurlbutt. and wife.
of Wilton. for damaxes of $700 for
trends sold and delivered and teal es-
tate of the defendants, in Wilton. has
, ' 101b, 1899, and have one child. Di-
On and after August lst, the Royal ‘vorcc and custody of child.
James Garage will be located at 12
Pearl London vs. George T, Loudorfl
been attached.
Arthur Carr is suing Herbert Carr
Mechanic street, Norwuuc. Stephen
of Port Chester. Adultery with onelfm‘ wages due him, and claims dam»
Q———-—‘—o
Richard S
this city. but 0
.Brldgeport, where
the “Evening " .
up in: tbode ,,
'iyresent‘llvlnx - , ‘ - 4 a ~'
er'ln East Norwflk. ' r. m 93”
commute: to and from tilt-k e ch
Emu! 1. CW was a visitor
‘It the home of his mother on Mon-
duy evening. At pullout Howud tilt
enjoying a nation granted him by
the “Emma: Stu.” where he in em-
flmd. He has science! to the
country for the 1m port of the!
week.
Min m Gregory. M Stnmhrd has»
retumed to her home. after a two
Weekn' visit With her aunt, Mm
CharlcsvShuwood. or Lowe street;
Mrs; A. Rm Hzmmwthi «new
New York uncommon- lumen—t
ly to see her son, “‘aldo R, Marlzulics
of Norwalk at Charles F. Fitch's
home yesterday,
Ambum‘ .‘.‘-imlidt, of Flax Hill road.
isspcndin; a few days with his sister.
in New York, and expects to witness
the ball games at the Polo Grounds.
Judge George H. Vonburgh starts a
two weeks' vacation on Monday next
from his duties ut the city court and
also from his omnico.
Bernard Pryor. or South Norwalk
in Port ECanaan. has been earnisheed.
formerly of Georgetown, left last
Mondny for Los Angcles, Cal. where
:2 No. MainStreet
l. Kerekes. ,Pannie Robinson. af'l‘ort (hogan being“ of 83%, Money due the defend-
RICHARD pm 1: Union Stree llwt-en April 1st and April 2.0m, mmfim from Fannie M. Brown. of bar
south horwailr. Plumbing and The couple were married
g’ii‘f‘m“Rse‘ea-fihf‘gm‘ggfi” afidngag'f'hettm‘ on Mar “7th 1910 and have
. y a e i s . _ - . .
.0. fiche $3923. e one child. Divorce and custody of the
lt'hild
WALLNPAPER AND PAINT
The. Background 0! .- Hun! Home. l
Just received ten thousand rolls of'v
wall paper. Latest designs and coloring.)
with pressed borders. You know that’ _
wall paper advances in price like every».00t0ber 23rd. 189‘.
thing cine. But before going 39m ’
else and pay high prices I wish you would.
look over my stock first and save from.:1
2!; to 50 per cephalilstllmlates geerlullyty‘cai' is
even on paper an pa m n. int and. » - .
inner now and Save money“ Ithree minor lllildlen 311'}.th mothm
- ALEXAXNDER “’HITE ,wnnts a leOl‘Ce and (‘U-‘U‘L‘
l5 Lowe Street. Tel. 2139. ‘children.
and intempcranco
ble cruelty from 1912 to May of this
charged. The couple have
FOR. SALE—~One 1917 Little “6"
.._Uu;::k: one 1917 Overland “6“; one
Mitchell “6?. 7-passenger; one Ford
roadster. Cunningham & Bach. 15
Marshall St., Phone 390.
FOB-SALE——A rowboat in good 00n-
dltlon. Inquire at 53 Fort street or
phone 8753.
lt‘QR SALE-63 room house, all modern
vimprovcmonts, good location, 74
‘l oodward Ave.
FOR SALE» ‘lt‘ord
starter. used sho
cash. I‘. L. Miller,
FOR SALE-—-A few desirable houses
6 rooms. llillll, mectllc light, has.
ill'nztce. range: good location: modcr~
aft» prlce. Address, Box 625 South
horwalk.
touring car, self
rt time. Price $54M
2:; Putnam Ave.
,
Foil SAI.E~Strit-tly modern home. 6
rooms and bath: beautiful hard
wood finish; price right if sold at
onlcc: no agents. Inquire 123 Senti-
ne.
l-‘OP. S'ALE“BOBI(1 and rooming house
‘anth be sold at once. No reason-
?lm: offer refused. Rr'ason for sell-
ing, party leaving city'. Right in
:ll‘: heart of Stamford. J. E Wendt,
.31;- Mtlln Sh. Stamford. Conn.
FOR SALE—Prooertv ' ~
small 85.. suitable for 2?hin.13(ltll{allr
sqtfornfi‘e. To let names on 19 Union
-, he Hatch & B: ll . L '
{\orwalk. Conn. ~ L or C0. %uth
INSURANCE
and
REAL ESTATE
For Particulars Ask
J O H N T. H A Y E S
No. 7 Main St, Norwalk
BRIDGEFOEFCARS
SOON To OPERATE
IT IS INDICATED
(Continued from Page One)
that the Connecticut Company should
make radical changes in its methods.
Unravelling of lllridgeport's trans.
pnrtatinn tangle was well‘uuder way
today following the filing.“ the re—
port of Mayor Wilson‘s committee on
transportation last night and the an~
nouncement by officials of the jitney—
men's organizations that they consider
gs fair and 1m-
ltaltial in every way. '
"1 Probate for the District
authorizing them there
recliners hereby offer to"
right title and interestl
. .\ Smith. late of Norwalk
H . ,t. deceased. had at the
I . m muse in and to the fol-
" t 'le':l real estate. [0 “.n:
‘ t:‘tv..in piece 01‘ parcel of
ii . a wllsmns one hundred (100)
will our, and one hundred
.. '12... let-t in depth 31*
.lt You ll (ll Ntll‘walk at East
In called. and designated as
l and No. it on a Map of
‘ Lots belonging to the heirs
' -l.H toY St. John lianford. wife.
.. t prh l'uttt Hant’ol‘d. recorded in
”ilfili’t'vfil the Town (‘lerk of said
. .Lru‘le‘wullt. June ltl. 1W} bound-
.vtll»llt‘l'l_\ bl Ltll N0. 5; Cn said
tlH'Ilf-tl ll} hell's oi Daniel Han‘
not} or formerly; Eastel‘lv hv
.5. \\. Osborn and South-Nor-
, .\ t‘llllL'F Bank, now or t’ormerlv'
, . ,, \lrl Elngl‘ uo’u' or ltll‘lllt'l‘l\' oi
. um";
' ‘ .- “W”: t . lntl \\ estelly
rtl’l-lllal's and H“ <
“lists”: PILLS. I m"
t“ .: KLES N. SHIT
:l:.-\.\'i\'i.i.\' l. Slil'l‘IH.
l
- l
URDER OF NOTICE
I. “Hi thin-walk, 55.
V .. .ng, A. l)., 1920.
. ‘ written application has
n . ' n if” t ourt for administra—
.,_ » “w ale oi Hannah H. Stev-
, > .‘ .1'"d' interstate. a resident
. ‘ ilullt ln said District. more"
m belt-re the date of said
, That said a ll .
. .’.”"H’mined afgbgagggbaltg
I.\Hl\'.‘iilk on the 3rd W of
,‘y - at 10 o’clock tore.
3”“?! public notice thereof
a. persons interested
. ,‘T‘l’hshlng this order in a
‘ 9' ,. {filing a circulation in said
”1‘ 9 fig” ”'6 days hem said
,.,.1. .
"“M ii. GREGORY, Judge,-
Executors. s
‘bertain.
City Sheriff John F. Maloney was
busy today serving notice on members
of the Board of Aldermen that there
will be a” special meeting held in City
Hall. Monday night. to consider the re-
port.
,' To this meeting Mayor W'llsou has
invited the general public. with a.
view to effecting a settlement that
will be just and satisfactory to all
interests involved.
The-attitude of the Connecticut.
Company in light of the committee’s
recommendation that trolley service
be resumed here forthwith, has not
developed as yet, President Lucius
Storrs maintaining silence until he
has an atheist: copy of tho names-tar
lion committees’ report before him.
Bus .owners, according to
l-outes‘ccmlined to streetstupon which
trolley cars do not run. providing no
restriction is :placed on their use of
apply to parallel streets.
CITY Btls SERVlCE oust-2m!-
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.——Ten thousand
taten Island commuters reached
theirs Manhattan offices without dif-
Probate ficulty today. but announcement that
the municipal bus service Would be
abandoned umde their return trip un‘
City otlldaki'saitlfithot ser-
vice would not be resumed unless‘
the courts established: the right. of the
city to operatesiltneys-
The abandonment follows an eight
months’ legal battle between Slam
Island miicttomcdnpony‘r and the city
Pref cal-fares. The. street: cars ceased
operation recently when the company
and the jltnoyosunnlmmdi thins.
enonr
. DEDMONTE. Calif" Aug 26.—Hoiv~
an] E. Figs. pnfttoerhuntm‘md m
l‘ortl commercial car witli
gistant to Attomey—G‘enerél‘ Palmer,
' ll
’3 ' ' 2:17.
hour, day or week. Tele-
lnas, Calif., to marry Filth Straussyot‘
M” ow york.
5 ’ ‘
THE NORWALKs' ELECTRIC 06:." Christina Cnnflclll. ncc (hrlsunn
‘Gandrup. vs. Alva Can-field. Tho-cou-
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORQ ?We: were married Juno 4. 1903. at. Port
Telephone 959
ECllcster, and drscrtinn since Jilly 4th,
307 East Washington St" so. Norwalkgllll'l', is charged. They have two mi~
51 Osborn Ave., East Nor-walk ,nor children and divorce. and custody
Ray WNW": MPH ,oi the children is claimed.
'Wiro for U. and We'll wll‘o for You-i Lillian M, Yereance. nee (‘llsat-k, V3,
Ogden Yet-canoe. The couple were
CURBING. gutters. lawn rollmz. cowimarrlcd July 25th, 1913. in Norwalk.
Aggsmnl‘sgle [ml- Elli}? 33w; v‘vxllth gglt-lzlgld criuclt'f‘vl singe July 15’“.l l1919]. dil“
j, - - . ’ c ante . ley are one (,‘lll ant ~
Hall: guoolv 00.. 108 Wnter St. Phone, WWW and custody of [he
‘Tclaimed.
’ Tammany & Connery have a divorce
To LET Erase, that of Josie Shelly Becker. neo
To LE'I‘w-Ttvo fine large. connrctcd Avery. \‘s. George Edward Becker.
from rooms for oflice. business. etc. sometimrs known as Dicker. now of
Max: also be used for furnished rooms Ringhamton, N. v, The couple. were
to the right party that will furnish
them themselves. Centrally located.
Inquire 21 North Main street.
TO LET—wit rooms furnished, cvcry,tlm children is claimed.
convenience for housekemling. illrg’ Dunbar K- Quinlan llm-c a long list
mememfi. fuitahlg‘ for a much“ out of divorce actions as wcll. they bottle:
‘3" 1mm” ‘ ”‘0‘" N‘ i Margaret Marv chmnur rs. \\’i!~
TO LET» Furnished room private-"am Henry Seymour. ,
home, centrally located: all enliven-1"” 9"“ l' l‘ charged ”’3' ”‘9 couple
jencps, R 0, Box 421.). South Norwalk,;w‘t~re married in Julv, 19191, and that
non REVT 11 room house with alllthp 'nmlrmmn ”um" "n “men "“1
, _‘ “ .~ -, 1, action is brought commenced in Aus-
Sti‘1)gl(90:$:‘}.r~lit:éhinqu”e 5’" “ infield gust. 1919. and continual until the time
.4... _.__,._ ‘ ,hm_~_. __;of the arrest of the defendant. in Feb
TO LET—«Front office rormerly occulti-Zl‘lmry or in!“ YQRT- on a rharcc “7 rob
ed by J. R. Taylor, AtlornewatsLaW. hill: ll"? Palace Theater,
[for l‘ut‘thl-‘r particulars, inquire at 0|};nnw i.“ “’cthersflcld prison. havinz
“‘39 Oil! Well (‘lcar C0~ ,bccll sentenced to a year in jail at the
{70 LET T“... from rooms m." June term of the Criminal Superior
Schultz‘s market, Rang-mm AveJt-ourt. Seymour is said to have
and \Yusllingtnn St. Suitable for ot-llht‘fm'fi bottles, plates, chairs and
t‘icc. Rent_$20.00. For further partitjmrst liverythine that could be lifted
{WNW lnqutl‘°,0ffice Old “'01! ('lgariat his Wife .and. on one occasion. in
(0" or 50"“ heugahour on premises. eAuuusl, 1919, threatened to kill her
FOR RENTa—STORAGB SPACE l‘Yllll n xevolver. They have one child
household furniture Semte‘ mggaml divorce and custody or the child
,ls claimed.
Semi-tire proof building. Hubbcll Coal. Nicholas Mandel vs, mounds Xian—
& Storage Co.. Inc., Santuck. comfilt‘l nee. Farrell, is another case that
Tel. Westport. 296. ,tms some interest to local
_ ~ . _ ..._ ..- __ -_. This couple were married on I‘ccom.
TO LET—mLarge from office, 16x17 her 18, 1913. and adultery at various
with adjoining small room. newlytimes with par-tics unknown. ill Nor-
nalnted and pancred. Corner of _SO-.walk. is alleged, one particular date
Main and \Vashlngton street. Inqulre being June 3",. 193,, There are “w,
gretiergck Lauder, 4 50' Main Sh’chlldren and divorce and custody of
00m ' ‘MW {the children are claimed. The lady in
wt . ,-
TO Liming“, room a rtmcnt and g3, ;questlon was in the habit of haunt:
rage: all improvelrrlints. For “mp-cling men of this city believe that
i
scrtion since June Isl, 1916. is char:-
ed. Divorce, alimony and custody of
I
l
St.. South Norwnlk, Conn.
TO LET-ln good locality, two or
three pleasant furnished rooms with .
bath room. electric lights. 333.. and' Carrie. A' Bouton vs. Geome Bhutan
other n at _ f r mm :is an old time. case. The couple were
keeping? figural???) Tgyloxpggxgej‘filear married April 24. 189“, and llitolerablo
Flax Hill Road. crueltv since 1895 is alleged, lntem-
perence is also charged.
LOST.
Ella F'. Gilbert. nee Cable. Vs. “'ilo
LOST—A bill case containing sum of
item that are written by well-known
=local young men are in the possess~
ion of the. plaintiff.
3 Clinton K, Hunter is suing H. R.i
ismlth on a writ of reolevin, and .1“
{Pierce Arrow car. the property of the
. Giuseppa Schettini. 0, New Canaamldef‘m'mm' has been rcplevlned. llam-
s. John Schettlni, or Ossininn. N. Ya“??? 0f 3
File couple warp married in Italy. onlncainst Samuel C. Adams for damages
e placeigny ",9 past such years and intoler sof $500. due as the result of an acci~l
‘ dent on
,and dcfmdant.
of thc‘
,thc Perfect Rubber Cmpany', David Ill
,Swartz. proprietor, for damaccs doncl
,to a btlttnnbole machine. the propcrtv
'ant agreed to pay:
,trl'lich was badly damaged. bv fire and
‘watnr, when the fire took place at tho-
'offit‘e of the (lemma. on “hr-binn-
ithe defendant from the BritishAmcri-
Iran Assurance Company.
child ‘ is
;married on November 13. 1990. and dcy
loth Ill‘f' colon,
Favour I! '
people. ‘
,Four children. all of whorlrhavg roach-
‘sult of this marriage but no claim is
the minor.
ther particulars, inquire at 14 Lowe jshe was single, and several ch8icelct-‘b
inas-.
he will make his lune.
that- returned to her work at Cluettt
§& Peabody's after a two weeks ra
cation.
Fred Moose, and daughter Elsie. of
Holly, L. 1., have been recent guests:
Armory hi" on June 7111.101. .‘ll‘S. “'illiam J. SCl‘illll. 0f LOVVO
1920. between the cars of the plaintiff I‘m:- Josephine B. Worth, of 5 “.9“
,arenue. is on a visit to her son. in
Pennsylvania.
Deaths and Funerals
I Mrs. Allan Henry. ‘
l Margaret Henry. wife of Allen
Henry, died yesterday noon at lllt‘
lumily home. 3t West Main street. af-
ter a severe illness, which has lasted
for some time. The deceased was
wellknown in this city, and is sur~
vix-ed by two children, and her bus.
bond, Allan. Funeral sen-ices will be
held tunormw mominn at St. Mary's
‘tchurch at 9 o‘oloclb The interment
300 are claimed.
Harry 'Iarlov has started suit,
The Reece Button Vole Machine
Company, of Portland. lie... has start,
rd suit for damages of 3100 against'
of the plaintiff. on which the defend-
insurance. but
ton street, last June. Insurance, due.
has been
narntshccd. ,
Attmnc-y Joseph J, Linxweiler has. 7. . - , .,
several (uses which are returnable in m“ be I" 5‘ Mt") h “mam-‘-
the September term of the Superiot‘ _
court and has in preparation a number [Maddie gfiggl': S Aleilthfies:‘2;,
whip“ Wm he returned m ":9 “do?! .Jcanctte corset shop. in the (‘lilord
bcptem U .block on South Main street is being
fobncrved by a special sale of goods.
corsets, hosiery and under-Wear. Dur-
dn: the year that the shop has been
located here a quite successful busi-
nuas has grown up, much or which is
iduc to the fall that an endeavor is
made to satisty the customer rather
than to seek a bi; profit: Mme;
:Jennette‘s fitting of corsets has been
praised by several local physicians
.who agreed that her work was excels;
dent in that it provided the only scien l
ill-tic measurement and fit of corsets.
.The sale. which will dispose of a
Llarge stock of goods at greatly rc
iduced prince, will end on Saturday.
September l.
term. The cases for the
term are as follow:
Grace Golf. formerly of this city.
brings suit for divorce nuainst (‘llarlm
Coil, also of this city, claiminu dt-ser.
tiorl since September 12, 1913. The
couple worn married in stamlorll on
November H, 1908. There are no
children.
(‘arrio l-I, Bulwark of Norwalk has
brought suit. for divorce acainst Wal-
ter T. Bahcock oi Bridgeport on
zrmmds of desertit'm the plaintiff al-
lf‘Elll'! llcscrtion on August 12. 1917
The couple were married in Roxburr.
Conn. or. March I, ”‘95. There. are
no children. ,
Orlando St. George of “’cston is
suing Georgiana Milkmvit: of Netti»
town for damage of 7.500. arisinc' NDER
from an accident on lilo Ililnlllll‘y turn, 'ZAMORA OF'ER‘ To SURRE
Mina Alva Anderson. of Georgetown. L
Overhauling and W
11 Buford Place. III. as.
FIORE m m
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7 5o you nave any Ina,
Do you want to not a good PM,
If to, cull it to—
JAFFE t ASH hr
Who will pay you the prion .
papers and rugs and ovorythhl
else.
TELEPHONE m
We also buy furniture.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
House om! factory wiring, cm-
pert mechanics. Electrical ,
phonon end merchandise.
WHIPE ELECTRIC CO.
134 Washintzlnn St.
Phone 450 South, Horwllk
F. s. LYON 1’
JOB- PRINTING
pike on July 1, this year, when the
defendant's car struck the car npcrat- ‘
ed by the plaintiff. Srvcre injuries
“'Pre sustained by St, Iom‘ne, who
suffered a compound frarturc of the
left lee, which incapacintcd him tor
life, according to the llaim. A dis-
XVA Sll lNGTON. Aug. 26. Th"
fAulol‘ican embassy at Mexico City ad- .
lrisct! the State Department today that l
lhtl‘lll'xlfflll Foreign Office had con»
‘l‘irnled a report that Pedro Zamora!
ithe bandit leader. who kidnapped a;
lnunlber of Americans and British sub» =.
located shoulder and internal injurics' . . .
ect (.uale. State oi Jalisco, had ot—
were also sustained, The c" “f "‘9 'l'eredmto surender.
plaintiff was practically destroyed.
Leo Balawslly of this city, has .
brought cult for divorce against Mary l
Belawsky oi Danbury, alleging lntoler,l
able cruelty since September. 1918, The '
couple were married in March ISM. ,
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ed their majority save one. are the re.
made by the father for the custody of
A breach of contract case brought
y James B. Evansky oi Ridgclleld
against K. J. Burlex of West Norwalk,
for specific performance in connection
with the sale of some 70 acres of lentil.
between “'estport and Redding~ is re.
turntable to the September term of the
Court of Commcn'Pieas. Attachment»
has been made for $5.300. The com~
plaint prays for alt'e‘rnatll'c relief.
which calls for damages of about.
34.500.
South Non-wall
.4.
15%
REDUCTION
0N
. Bathing Suit;
it A. w. HODGE
Hula Roll Block
52 80. MAIN ST.
liam Henry Gilbert. is a case that is
interesti to Norwalk cople.
money. Reward. Finder please re- n8 9
turn to this office.
LOST—Reversable blue plaid cape
with fringe, Corner Cedar St.. and
gait-field avenue. Reward. 57 Cedar
CARI-“MS 0mm
much as Gilbert at present is underf' m ‘
bond to support his wife and child.;GRANl "DOD VICTlM'IDEN‘NF'IE‘D,
Cruelty since February 1, 1917. tsl GRANTWOOD. N. 3., Aug". 20:———Tli¢
charged. The couple Were married on .hndl’ 0’ 3 Sonar: Woman found slnin.
June 22. 1916. Divorce. '
the child and alimony is claimed. 53d"! ’GS‘PM'W- t063." was identified,
Anna Lambert vs. Frank Lambert. '38 ”‘3‘ of Mrs. Blanche Schultz..mat
Cruelty since December. 1917. The
custody of in the Grantwood Woods on the Fall ,
,135th street. Manhattan... The Monti--
much ahead. He has bought
everythinr he really needed.
W
REGULATING
child's teeth to of ocular:
‘ he! s
$23°li¥eqmlll$ than out
; a. erson In. 0
- perfectly mud and healthy teeth
their »
Spokesman, are satisfied to have their .
was refused thervnglrt minute-isolator
sen HUNTER TO MARRY
.3011 lssuad..todaa«-by V. A. Sadat-3'
obtained a ilm‘tthYJa wimm‘ gnaw-3cm.”
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
‘ process to . restore the colors.
F Goods called for and delivered.
1916. Divorce and custody of the
child is claimed.
of Bridgeport.
tried November 30th, 1915. and cruelty
since June lst, 1917. is charged. The
couple have two children. and, in ad:
dition tn the divorce. the mother
'wauts the custody of the children.
Oscar F Lindblom. of Wilton, who
is suing Eleanor Van Lindblom for
divorce. had the fourth anniversary of
‘lth wedding observed in a way he
Connecticut Cami:
Gaming Co.
Geo. Si Wynn, m
or GWASTREET PHONI 90*- deserted by his wife. The couple
, were. married on December 23rd. 1912.
ADMITTED TO WEST POINT .and the desertinn took place on De-
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-—-Sixty cember 23rd. 1916,
former privates are among the 630‘ Therein Bods is_suing Stephen Bo-
members of the new “pleba” class at da, charging fraudulent mat-rinse. and
West Point, comprising the largest wants the marriage annulls‘ad. She
Of the army ever
Add
my thatgruduatos of high schools who from whom he was not divorced, at
$3? in the army Md ‘be eligi- ,the time he married her.
“one year of. service. ‘
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« Blackmail-lav cao‘e
- WMMD, Mal... Au 26.--The
Massachusetts cranberry crop is es—
timued summon barrels, a decrease
or 18 percent, from last year. in a .re-
Darrell. Gregorv £2. Caz. or New Yarn;
'and the American Tire Company, of
Cleveland, in which damages of $2.500
are claimed. the claim being that
there was mimmntion In the
sale of stock.
Eflbfl tine foam! sumo: cm;
ttmates. Tho-five your owls
comm”
,New mind 0199 o
,9 small. with one cm in:
ofpeachesnndap-
luvlhbe .
couple were married November 6th.,
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Mabel Gay Dean vs. Rodman Denml
The couple were mar-l
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didn't like. which was when he “9.3.3!“ “"081- had been cut from ‘enr to
8,1135" 0f appointees from the ranks charges that she married Stephen. on “c"- m?" with th’tsemmx «Of. the
modem the academy. January 16th. 1919. and, soon after. 3‘3“. yesterday, a certificate show-
WWencfll‘Hufll announmd'to found out that be but! a wife livlnzl
admission to West Point after: Keogh & Candee. have a number or 8 96" ”Mr preferred 3100‘: Of 8 flfi?‘
tram to go before the Superior court "We of $130 each. m.m tuner
lat the September term. among them of common “00k 0f I ll? VINE MSS “
loin ,
v ... .. , «.
‘ . . it frantic Churchn n t each. _ mealW k
being “I. an o m 8 l 1m certificates warming-me- m ,
,by the airfield Masons' Supply'Cdin»
,Company, of. Waterbury.
mom Witter is suing Rose Ital. Lt 21W: 3. .
lie Walter ordnance, on W'fifld
June 5th, 1919; _
. Mrs. Schulz had been employed in n
iManhattnn department store, but had
.‘been missing from home since last
Saturday. night, when she left to visit]
in sister at Kcyport. Her husband
{said she had 350, live diamond rings
'and a' wedding rinz. Thaw f
missing when the body Was found.
An autopsy showed that the wom-
awn m Bunk
_ ends to stop, spending that isn’t
eons-qr. Am Willvdtlfl a
ollln- out of'h‘is’ maker much
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car and that she no bee-hit- on the}
,left. temple. Several . teeth. were
knocked out and mews; foundin that
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CORPORAM WHO: l
ing an increase of canal stock from1
31500.0(“) to 82.000090. the new commI
The Owenoke Carnation: of Greene
ul being made up of 15,000 shares of '
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idiom
,pany .nnd the Hudson-Dean Lunch
Granulation o'er M V ' 7 ‘-
b” the “B
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ti‘ir‘ation was nude by her but band. an “"3““? t) Int-y;
:Trnk Schultz. at a Hackensack. own cash. The reason is c infigflggéa‘fgfiy hm
l . 2‘19. 11". m.
Schulz [s an em . g Pnrents Chou"! look “to ‘m
COmDany. more of the I. R. '1'. part of the child's well being: I!
teeth overlap. or or III")
wide space. between them. they
can be mm ht!
so as to titanium In.
‘ beautiful. I use only the molt.
approved mtholl anti”?
pooducing result. the“ m
‘ satisfactory.
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