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Two cent- 3 word: m ollujo-flopsr msmw'mmm
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WANTED
comma-tons
STORE WANTED
for wenrrng apparel, in-
.; (l:
_ Barnett,
‘: ‘Y'EZ City.
.i‘:Gil-l for general houne
2.; Flax Hill Road.
.1 .
Wanted. now vacant. busy.
vicinity. state rent and
Senses Are... FDR SALE—Full
FOR SALE ,
FOR SALE-Good our just
Jersey
fresh; also buildmg' stun .
rs. Klmnl, 250 Ely Avenue:as heap
All kinda of skirts pie-ted, $1.00 per
skirt. Hemstttching and buttunholes to
order. M
. VIN.
451 Main Street, Stamford. Conn.
Phone. Stamford 18995
MODERN hummus
mm moment
blooded -M’hite
Wymdotte Chicks. Phone 521-).
R SALE—Three 6 ft. drvxfiodg
a
J!
A. Alhage. [Word
a
7.x
3
wwly St. Clair Candy 840p.
fNorWalk.
I
tandem and gardener
'zlon, all around man
S“:
Address 7 Oloun St.
.- -r.~ required. Address J.‘H.
{or home in
wiurdener," Care
0.
Thomas
‘ . South Norwalk.
3‘1.
Upstairs.
..i
preferred. Address.
. tare Sentinel.
4
: ~ keeping. Address,
.. tare Sentinel.
on: 2. some years
.1.
The Edit.
Haven, Conn.
;. .';.l.t buyer
. New
. x? . .
.2; dnizzhler
l} married cou-
W'lte
houseworker.
donny kind of
' Laura street.
v
"'WLOST
(10;:
v 4_..
it» return of
License tag No.
l telephone 681.
Flzin wrist watch on
dumn: accident lust
\\ 1! plense leave at Sen
lNSURANCE
1. ll. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave,, South Norwnlk
C.J.VAUGHNS
ELECTRKZGARAGE
Repairs on magnetos. generators.
starters. horns, wiring and all electric
mmpment, on all cars.
Rear of Webb Bros.
So. Main St. Phone 902
STORAGE
Space for Household Furniture
Phone 1683—!
Nor-walk Storage Warehouse
I Union street. South Norwnlk. Conn.
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
Ford Magnetos lie-charged, Cylin
ders Rebored, Welding, 811d
Brazing
3:: CHESTNUT sr. PHONE 917
SOUTH NORWALK
1 f l 1. (-‘ICORGI‘ comvrs ON lame is believed to have boarded a
THl: PROPOSALS “filgoimp’rivemmm, excellent location, $1-10 lb. tram going to New York. but since that l
.U . _ g. n : . . pa can remain on mort e. t‘ ' ot the slightest trace of her but - - n -_
. I .\, April -8 (Associated E38 . 31m much 1 BERLIA. April -6.~—German mm
-WIMdmmtm. TJcMWY&a) 4 “”BM‘WJW-mumimfimnmwwwnmwMMWMwwww
Minister, speaking in the ' ; same is a complete. mystery. A de- competitors of American films in the
C: flommons today on Ger— l ‘zcrlg‘tlon Fiehe;\:eslgeg S'lgnéfbroflclast near future in the opinion Of y
“whim: . ' - F 9 po 1 s -' m “3‘ Am .ri rod . 'l 0 ha ' been in
r mugén:(.$foles§?lifiag l more Brothel-8’ Garage .MARVIN SCHOOL BEATS gheight. weighing 155 pounds, monitfxff :‘ithilncetilizwlgst re: months
' ~. -}- r hi — 'qr. . ‘ CENTER SCHOOL brown hair, Shghfl-v gray. and we“ "studymg the development of the fllml
‘. 11%. -5“-.. a mung-mm . m .. w; fast same. .. me eye—mm. m...
..\ . u i . _ , ‘ Tenter so 001 Monday the Marvin “V . -
s 1:. .- - ' ’ . th 1h 1, st ed b, Gob.
. H ‘ ””3 3"" ”"3 8”“ “ "W Pb” 7"” 1mm“ 5‘3""? grade- “9‘9“?“ the SOLVENT NOTlcE imaméno?theepgr:;:aiit:gof the ca- ‘
.7 i ' - “ORE BROTHERS: PM lfzst Center. 1° to 4' The batteries for District of NONE-1k. 38.. Probate man actors I have seen ~would appeal
‘. '.(-ln£,' examined “in , lthe Marvin school were David Green- Court. April 23. A- D-. 1921. ‘to American patrons." one of Ameri.‘
.. ““1 m“ on?” Pmls '4 IVOOd. PIIChI-ng. and Earl Groeschner. Estate of Timothy F. Foley: late of . f H mm reducers declared
‘ l i.) the nominal experts .catchmg behind the bat. Ear] Groesch. Norwajk. in said district. deceasd. gcaa 01‘:an . p . hunch“!
:;‘ll£-§ who are in London," Pafedly PM ner also hit a, high fly Over the lefo “e m of Probate for the District after an tnspectmni‘tou'r ‘w'hrc . i —
\lr. Lloyd George. “There— fieldcr’s head. making a home run of Norwalk. hath Hunted and allowed ed the lending studios and monng p c-
. . .ml in. very sorrv to evpress Milk and Cream GPGGBWOGd did good itch" ' six months from the date heron: for tore theaters of Germany. “I could
, ' ' . M - - - 13 mg. The the creditors of stud estate to exhibit antimony saw the same of the British
“WHO”. “E“ ‘1 am :1de 1 . d . . arvimtes hit matinee Center pitch- their claims for settlement. Those who film [gaunt-v- American
d. ‘ '7‘] unanimity as ‘0 the 01' erg all. over the field. Greenwood neglect to present their accounts. are. in my opinion far ahead onhe
..~I‘--gllur_‘y of the proposals w all parts of tho Norwslh SENC? the Centers out 1, 2. 3, begin- to vnttested."ithin said time. will ' - ' - -
' ' Germans and British an the art of‘pro—
German Government?" and Row‘yton' ang In the 6th to the 9th. fie debuted s_ recovery. All perm 1.
~ .. minister said that a..- i1 g . ,Next Monday the Marvins will chsh indebted to sand estate are remand to duslmgmggmmmanffl 1,... mm-
M-.. for “W occupation of the WW. Ema-cum”: with the Centers (May 2), at the "33‘“? mm“ payment “3 n m .t ‘ esome for the
* ~ ' . may holds were being ex- hm sud mm duly Wicke lot at 3 p. m. The marvin school GATHERINE NEMLEY' mfim‘fican 33.1mm $11 the dam
7M allied experts and.tha1 #:1352331: 1%?e'1”: m1 1 m3; Or Tannin!!! & Connery. ;wh° ”We“ ‘n m. y “f a” ”was
.._\, of ”ms? experts would be _c e _o 11 Mt Her Attorneys. - mourn!“ e to
. foe inter-milled conference F' H" WE &SON grew; weeksgan $11M F'm flay a; m E CCO‘I! :aoxtistx}?uAngme?c:ns." W '
I Tmrdm: ' w I” ““1” first time the figfiq than tah'he mama”? :10 :«Wllk. ‘3: 1);?qu 'Gem'm mm make" "e ”mud“:
\\ C“°"EF addfd that he J defeated them 29 to 8 R. Gm'usi m April” A. 1).. 1.921. " many Cubist effects. Some of these‘
> . mm a densmn by the H. Preston and IL Scorer did good W of Sefleck A. ”Waterbury, lute films are filltumr done. box the times:
' .. .'.”"”I “0”” be ”1"?“ be' - . -. 5 53—, fielding, M'. Grover caught a long fly or Nor-talk. ills-dd District. deceased. are generally than;- and not of a
,, or Tuesday of next week. . flick SI’OIfiSMUIrfin. Thelm- Ordered. That the Executor unlit character which Americans demand.
\ "Z‘ED CONCERN Gm VS. warm TOMOR- lup was as follows- his f 3% to this ’ '
c4 Bo - N m. . ‘ m a an" 'r .Inlm
curswon r‘ x‘ “- [G ‘ , xmme’OC’n-Gmmfi-omcehx macaw-laud
. \*Fl KIN“ H9URSé Tom (hbbons I. scheduled to take . Nm 1 b; L. Knapp z b. L m If. r m u 1 as” . _—
‘ . , - - >. April 28.——A decrease in 0!! Hugh Walker. the rugged light sg~—F_ . ' ’ . ~ ' “ ' 7h “B. Is 5°“? room anal”
.gh.. . . . . Stlm,l£,ad all
1. ,L‘PLr-‘Tmmfifty a mktal mm. arm mentor. Rm .g.mm ,
, 3_;f\1(‘,;22l‘20urs. or three days, ‘d- ill—pound. canto: tube that” Tern" j' , gym -_ ‘ ,.
(u dTmhL' Gilbert Clock tum” >b " f ‘ Tuna,“ 41‘5"""" :t‘ls .4»‘.. »
film-ooefmmm “' '
, Jim to work in storefm.
gill between ages 1.8 and absorbers. many other extras.
0 take charge of condy 1333—3.
with
Address John
, . Lady wishes to go out by
«~; mg. ironing or any kind or m SALE—Sqmre piano.
Experienced gurdener.‘
— EXperienced gardener mortgage Immediate occn an .
on, Good homo ureter-red Gill Agency. Dal-ten, Conn.’ cy The
or would give of”
Expd‘lenced girl to work in
We, 2% NR SALE—Oak. roll top, disappearing
Vt'ash'lngs to take home, '7
for man and wife,
rooms by young
'u'EAn—A brlglgg yang
hit-uleglge of lufnnts' Wear
how cases. A l 17 '
Ii , or y North ._
We have just opened at 6 Mechanic
St. S. N. with 8.qu line 01W.
~FOR SALE—1919 Ford Touring car.
Best . mec ' 1 condition. Two
re tires. dam. rims, Hasslers shgck
e1.
Felt. Velour and Panama. Renovated
like new, Ladies huts varnished.
Prices Reasonable. Work guaranteed.
Modern Renovator
Comm Urdnou.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses. pillows, bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
yment plan. Also renovating. satis-
tion guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
“0m Reasonable flce- Ina. IL. . NORWALK "newness co.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Moonwalk.
Fodor. 322 Flax Hi1 Road.
.1303 SALE—Commuter’s home, EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
1 will orchard and repair your m. any
nuke. to your own surge. Phone 6024.
NATHAN ‘ MILLER
General contracting painting and
paper halal“
Estimates cheerfully on.
A. Nathan. Tel. 651—3
8. Miller, Tel. 1423-5
10 Spring Street. Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
house
your
FOR SALE—One Ford Commercial
begs-Staten Model Tailor, 15$ Elino-
m SALE—Great Dane pup seven
”ms? rm.“ ultimatum Pr“?
. c s e. ,
To“ fill Ave., Danbury ' 3
I
A.
8
rooms_ all improvements, garage. flue
neighborhood, $3,500 down, bflance on
PCB SgdLE—glenwood (Signet range
u go con itjon. Can seen an -
time. Phone 11-5. y
l
typewriter desk.
Washington St.
F03 SALE—Lyonr‘old grade Gum-elf.
124mm 3 day. 890. zyear‘
Guernsey heifer. $60. Surrey. pole and
“fists. 5 Cumberland raspberry
Room 4, 79-81
mam
2-60 per hundred. Stephen Love 8L
Mags. Tel. 851-4.
FOR SALE—Harley David-on Motor-
wole. 1920. electrically equlpped.
‘11 condition. Price 8825.00. The
Stet-1mg Motor Co.. Darien. Conn.
South Norwnlh.
tracking of oil kinds.
New York. Address 71
Phone 318.
gents' and children’s hats and caps}
EmtesFom-Men
Continued from m we.
amidst the echo of the bereaved rela-
tives. Home's father. frantic with
grief. und his brother were present in
the crowd.
Yesterday the relatives of the men
visited them and found them in good
spirits. O‘Snlnvnn m greatly
eerned about his mother. and ma he
did not wish to see her. faring she
would be overcome with norm.
Canon O'Sultivnn and the Rev.
Father O'Brien attended the coi-
demoed men during their last mo-
ments loss was celebrated in the
barracks wly this morning.
soners were .then taken from their
cells and shot in pairs.
The two priests said all 1‘36- men
died with magnificent bravery. “a
the commandant of the firing party
said he had never witnessed anything
to compare with the way they met
death. The authorities few to
give the bodies to the relatives. In-
stead. they were removed to the Cork
Jail for interment.
Deaths sndFlmersls
Mrs. Julia 1’. Smith.
Mrs Julia P. Smith. of 4 Washing—
ton street. wife of Frank J. Smith.
died. at her home. yesterday after—
noon. sged 77 years. She is survived
by her husband and two children.
Harold P. Smith and Miss Bessie C.
Smith. both of this city. The funeral
will be held on Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock (standard time). from the late
home. Rev. 1.. J. Schoeppler. undat-
ing. The remains will be shipped on
Friday evening for interment in Bid-
det’ord. Men. on Saturday.
James Odell.
James Odell. eighty-four years old.
of Ridgefield. died Tuesday in the
Danbury Tospital. Where he had been
under treatment. The body was taken
to the home in Illdgefield. where Mr.
Odell restdxd for many years.
Punt-n] of Mrs. lumbar.
goggy Bros. Local nndluzg din-noel“)
to? o'cloek
Dull
Codsru'x'eet.
WANTED TO BUY
”JAB kings of cattle. Extra I
yes; so s and poultry.
highest prlws. Phone 1659. pay
BARRY J. FREEMAN.
—.
FOR SALE—[Upto-dnte Residence
located on.South Main Street. near
Coacord. Second District. 10 rooms
and bath. 6 sleeping rooms. mean: ra-
diation and electric lights throughout.
all modern conveniences. Large lot
extending through to Chestnut Street.
601160 ft on South Main Street. and
GOXICS ft on Chestnut Street. Large
two story barn. used at present as gar-
age. Lot on Chestnut Street used as
garden, chicken run. fruit. etc. Tel.
1738.
Cushions,
Tops 818 to 320. Phone 902,
SL, opposite Wilson's Hut
Norwslk, Conn.
. Hum
Office Lenry & Co.. Phone 1577. House
_ _ __.~_ phone 363.
FOR SALE—One twofamily house.
some improvements, 1 gasoline
launch. 20 ft. long. engine nearly neW,
must be sold as party is leaving town.
Inquire 31 Core Ave.
FOR SALE—Grand old residence.
large barn. 3 acres of lawu and
garden, mamoth trees: on trolley line.
(353; 8.000. George Mitchell, telephone
FOR SALE—Hardy French Chrysan-
themum plants. one year old, all
colors. $1.25 a. do: rose bushes, $3.00 a.
do: -All prize winning stock from
Rowanon greenhouses. Nursery stock
at bargain prices. Reynolds Poultry
Farm, Highland Ave. Phone 1036.
FOR SALE—3 houses a! 19-21 Union.
stree bulldin for rent. at 15
gout-aha meet Hatch A: Bailey,
1 All kinds of two-familv houses in all
TO LET quarts of city and country from $4,000
I: .
FOR RENT FURNISHED—Studio bunt l 1)
Several small houses for $2.500; $500
USED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial
Dodge 1917 Touring
Several Fords
Goodyear and Fisk Tires.
Carbon removed while you wait.
LYON'S GARAGE
Westport Ave. Tel. 1575
WILLIAM F. HOYT
AREA]. ESTATE
HOUSES FOR SALE
THISWEEK
Three one~family houses.
proremenls, $5.000, centrally
easy terms.
L
all im-
located.
galovm in the woods. 6 minutes from -
station, all improvements. $400 to $806, down.
May to Se tember, Th Gill A en ‘3" ~
Darien. Corfu. ' P g c‘ .3")! Now, whale You Have the Choice
. I of Places
TO LET~2 sets of 3 rooms each. Light 1» C ll
and gas at 1114; Ely Ave. lnq. Mrsfl. 'a. and let me §h°w you V1131 I
Bertha Nagmg 15 Lowe SI. 1‘18"? for 8819- Appomtments made.
I
- E SWARTZ
TU LE’l‘hl‘umiShed room. electrici Tel oft, 23%??151-1- 33mm}.
light. and heat, with board in private} ' ' Duo 1
family Gentleman. Reference. Call 3!
WILLIAM F. HOY'I‘
REAL ESTATE
Putnam Ase, Mrs. Hil'tzler. ’
TO LET—Store near fl'ilton station
and postoffice. Good location for
meat market. Apply Modern Grocery
00.. 50 Water St. 50. Norwalk, Conn.
TARLOV BROS.
Up-to Date Cigar Store
H A L L - M A R K
CAN DIES
THE BEST
Em‘
W012 RENT—Storage Space. house‘
uold furniture. Sop to rooms.
Semi—fire proof building “Eamon 0011‘
t Storage Co.. Inc., Raugnluck Cm 1‘
Tel. Westport 47. We issue nego-
tiable warehouse receipts. '
FOR SALE
Six-Boom Cottage
for! m
Carmina.
Upholst Ford 5
Shop. So ‘
CARRIGAN & FLYNN, [0cm ma mg~ l'elms) huma
distance tracking of all had; éf’nrslhanla.
The funeral of Mrs Mnryetta Will-
n Larrnblee will be held at 4:30
(daylight saving) time.
"tomorrow afternoon. from the home
oi her daughter. Mrs. H. Gardiner
\Veld. Cannon street. Burial will be
Alham- Cemetery. Albany. N. Y.
‘ ltu. .1. Benton \Verner will ofiiciate.
TODAY I! WALL mm
oon~ l
The pri- .
omen-35mm m
LIQUOR VIOLA'RHISW
PAY HEAVY FINES
Continued from First page.
amount due on 3. conditions: but of
sale.
Order of sale was entered in the
case of s. truck seized when Samuel
Grovit: of WaterbuIY. was driving. A
lieu of SL200. and interest. in favor of
the H. A. Doolittle Co.. of Wnterbury.
was recognized. '
Continuance until further petitions
could be filed. was made in the case
of John Gelozen. of New Haven: Axu-
elia Silberowics. petitioner. Gelozen
borrowed the car from Wes.
who loaned the car without his wife's.
knowledge. An equity of 81.000 in 1b.-
vor 0! Charles Zybert is also in the
matter. and continuance no granted
until Zy‘bert could file a petition.
Order of return was granted in the
petition of the Standard Motors Com-
pany. of Bridgeport, who. on the
l
loaned a roadster to Abraham ."Jne. .
of Bridgeport. for a few days. The!
car was loaned on October 18th. and
Boone was arrested. charged with
transporting. between Greenwich and
Stamford. the next day.
Charles Wizotsky. of New York. pe-
titioned that he be protected, when a
truck. in which he had a partnership
interest with Hyman Drayer. also of
New York. was seized. The car was
ordered sold and one-half the pro-
ceeds given to “'izotsky. utter all ex~
penses had been paid. The petitioner
claimed that Drayer had used the car
illegally. without his knowledge. and
that he should be protected.
Yesterday's Cases.
Charles H. Taylor. of West avenue.
better known as Battling Runs. and
the proprietor of the Get-mm Hotel
on Railroad avenue. whose place was
raided in February, of this year by
Federal agents, pied guilty to: chug-e
of passe-salon and was fined $100 and
carts by John Thomas. a few minutes
after yesterday's Sentlml went to
press. Attorney PaulR. Connery ap-
peared in Kunz's behalf.
Other cases disposed of were:—
Famuel Var-hes of Stnmt‘ord. who
when raided on February 24th. bad
toenty-tour pint bottles of 33.4 per
cent beer in his home. together with
:50 gallons of yeast. malt and hops
mash. was fined $151! and costs
The case of E. A. Hunt of Bridge-
port. charged with transportation and
pcmession. was camped for trial on
May 12. on a plea of not glfl'.
Frank G. \Vinkowski of Chrome.
charged with transportation and pos-
u-emon. who was at first fined $200.
\‘S'AIJ. STREET. 10:30 a. m.-—Sell-
ling of railroad shares was resumed at
lthe opening of today's Stock Market
gils result of yesterday's cut in the
dividend. Atchison.
Paul. I'nion Parlfic
lard Cuthuluz. l..mtlc were lower by
Ti‘af‘llfillt- to :l punt. Motors and of»
fillzltc-d sywmulllts “VF? heavy. “'illys-
E(wetland prMernd losing 111’- points.
and llosr‘h Magnito points Oils.
shipwmrs and some of The llldrplvnd—
(wt Hie-ls t'r'uttlrr‘d the ISFDOS.
l‘wlzmmzlry foreign‘ (reliance rates
London were not material!\' alter-
tlm unexprctul reduction
(» ‘m- disrozmt rule .'.: nounr'o d by UK
Rank of England
>.
G
Yf‘lnl'f
\~‘
5-: -?v~s;ntl~
(
‘ “211.1. STREET Voon—T‘rtssurv
.nmlmsi rails l‘ttht-l .tfttr tlw- curl}
(innings and the Inn-kit sttadls-d
1'furlllm luring of c~:‘~ and motors.
llzmai Dutch Shell Trailing. Gtrmral
“Asphalt Ftudrhtlkfr Pierce Arrow
and (‘hundltr shou-v‘. (“Home gains
.0.’ 1 lo L“: pmms 31...; llvthlohom and
Republic Steels row 1 11.3,
twin Locomotiw- l’t-r‘» Fruit and
14th; Rot-buck mud‘ Mmllnr additions
to ”1' advance Bt‘ort noon. how-
!rwvr. Mlxirnn l"-ll"(\li':m hecamo’ the
'(‘Plllf‘l‘ of HT concern-l drive.
4
o
.(1
,l
53L: points to an :ir‘lun‘: oxernight loss
jm‘ 21... and cousin: sharp reversals
(-lstvv'hrrv‘. British Exchange was
{more responsixr to tlx- lnxvq-r
‘ratl. but the local money market ”ht-Id
Iter with call loans at 61-; performt.
l WALL STREET, ran 1'» m—null
l‘pnnls l-t-Pame aggressnelv active
1Studebaker and International Paper
at midday. Studebaker rose almost
6 points to $21,... the highest price of
the _\ear and International Paper rose
ialmost 4 points. Rails throw off their
{early apathy, I’orifics and coolers ris-
‘Iing 1 to 1%. points.
3
l
DANBURY WOMAN MlSSING
DANBURY. April 28.-—A nation-wide
search is being instituted for Mrs.
Florence W. Burr. a. wealthy widow of
this city, who vanished from her home
here on the morning of April 21. Mrs.
Burr, who is fifty—three years old and
in.
Pald-‘
rea cling ‘
hank ;
in'
was finally fined $130 and costs.
l The laugh of the day was furnished
my Thomas Donnelly of New HBIel-l.
In snioon ke-o per. who had “been in the
‘lmslness but sxx or seven days" when
{raided 0:. March 3181, He had in hl'i
inner. 35101:. ir. a out» in his saloon.
t some whiskey and some cherry
'lx‘ andy ““’l:at did you have it in
lthe safe for?" asked Judge Thomas.
"Afraid some one would steal it’."
.luCge Thomas also asked Donnelly if
hadn‘t bt-en rtnrimg the newspar
‘rers and had read about jail sentences,
13nd fines lleOSl-d 012 such \‘lolators as‘
.l-e. Tmnnelly admitted that he had.
f'Didn't thesv' scare you?" was tll?
next question “Vt’ell they scared me|
le-i‘ough so that I kept l”. m tllf saft ”1
:“LS— llotllllll)‘s rip‘}. He was finel'
‘S‘Wv and Costs.
(‘lcmens of Stonington.
possession and maru—,
appearance and.
l
.lartln
gcharpd “'llli
famine. dl'fuulted
lnrleittd a bond of $500 l
Charles Frank of Hartford. Chat):—1
'06 with possession defaulted appear-
1mm- and .l l-olxd of $3.00 was forfeit-
ed.
Edward J Moran of New Haven.)
charged with possession and menu-
lnclllre was fined 3100.
George l‘u’llas of Bridgeport. charg-
t-d with poxsesemr; and manut‘actlirs
defaulted appearance and forfeited a
$500 bond.
Assignments to the May term fi'ere
tied weather tonight and Friday.
strength of an order for a new car. -m ”M pm
- -- .
‘ ..
' f“
Weather Forecast
For Nor-walk nod vicinity: (Inset-
thfle chance in temper-stint; mod-
crate to fresh and to north winds.
Cloudy and unsettled weather pre-
vails this morning along the Atlantic
coast from North Carolina to Maine.
central near |.
Rocky “contains is
Charleston. S. C. Showers have been> '
general In the central and countered
in the eastern districts during the
northern districts from the Mlfi‘p-
pi river westward to the Rocky
Mountains.
AMWOOSTER
‘3 m! AT LAW
mm D... Paula-o
PATENEI'S
“Isle-Hons“
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N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R.Oo
TIME TABLE
RWY]; APRIL 2411!. 1.21.
(m Word The.)
l
SOC“ NORW'ALK TO XE“' YOK
My.
A. M.—-—4.48L $.08. 5.56x, 5.14, 6.55:. l
7.15:, 7.19. 8.021. 8.36. 9.411 10.21:.
11.05.
P. M.-—12.11x. 12.23. 1.22:. 2.221..
3.50; 4.44. 5.11:: 5.40, 6.02:. our
(Pm-burgh Exp). 6.33:. 9.05;,
11.43:.
Sunday.
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In
I...
b.
[made in the cases 0: William Rawa-
{port and Abraham tosenberg ‘of
'llridgeport. charged with tral'xsporta-
tion and passe-smell: Ignatz “’iscoki
of \R’irldsor Locks. charged with pos-
session. Michael ‘Vhelan of New Ea—
x'en charged with possession will stand
trial May 12th and John Llckle of
Milford. charged with posgession will
.appear in the May term.
John Flynn of this city. whose
case was on yesterday‘s docket did
not cane up for sentence. however.
and it is expected that he will not ap-
pear for several days. He is repre-
sented by Attorney Connor-3‘ and is
Icharged with possession His place was
~raided at the same time as was
Charles Taylor’s.
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5.29. ,.
Sunday.
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Dolly.
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last twenty-four hour; The temper-I .
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Pay Your Bills by-
Check
Open a Check Ac-
count Now With
The People’s
Trust Co.
SOUTH 1‘0me
4% on Savings De-
posits.
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I have s fine lot of (50) hon-DE
sold for the high dollar.
You. Mr. Farmer. will find whot ,—
Ieed for your spring work among a
excellent specimens.
SOUTH NORWALK SALE A“
EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUES
E———x
DAY
—-ss-n
FOR SALE
Many dwellings in all section! I
the town. Prices from $1.800 a
$25,000. For list and partlculsn .4
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street No”
Real Estate Inour~_
F. H. BAXTElt
DBUGGIBT
s SOUTH cum eraser
MOM. manned.
Gromfienhnndnnsull’l
CANDIES
The Students and Friend!
0!"
MERRILL
COLLEGE
who wish to attend the
dance to be given April 29,
are requested to call at the
college for their invita-
dons.
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Standard Gasoline and Oils
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