TUESDAY, AUMS.
Wants, “liq Let. rot Bola. Buimu and W out, Wm.
LASSIFIED’ ADVERTISE ' ’ ‘ ‘
menuiwd;miahamchargo50opulng8m¥hw.cspomm
V 8 WANTED) ‘ . ranging i Busmsssnoncn
"13
BRIDGWORT. Ans. 9.—Johnny
“Bod" Allen. he of the mighty Mary
Ann. which has armed many a
w .\ NTED~Security salesmen to call
on ,peoplea who Ll‘i‘iflnvlel migrated inter.
mxllon, an exp cg mate 0
mum. Liberal commission 0.3331:
4 ‘1’ Page Motor Co., 123 Washington ments. For immediate sale will take
Ht.
WANTED—Anti u
for old-tin. 1
in
on. high prices paid
urnituro. mahonnr
cherry, oplo, plno,’ «0.. also all
china. l
over 1 years old.
.5 Westport Avon Phone 1008. o..-
‘WAN'l‘EDwExperlenced cleaner. and
girls in packing room. Tristram
Shoe 03.. Union St. -
WANTED—A woman to do washing
and cleaning. Call after 6 o’clock. FOR SALE—Cabin Power boat.
George A, Clark. No. 10 Union St.
WANTED—Woman to do work by day. East Ave.
lllq. lM rs, Kohn. 9 R. R. Ave.
WANTED—Operators experienced on
house dresses and aprons.
(’rager, 122 West 26th St. N. Y
w A NTED~Experienced embroiderors.
Steady work. and
lilult'ord Place, go. Norwalk.
\V'nNTEIPZ-famlly-bouse. abdut 10 FOR SALE—Six-rootn cottages.
. . , . . - ~ ' late upward tendenC'
looms ln Vicinity of Norwalk. Must quire S. S. Velsor will overhaul and repair our car °t 33‘8””: . "
have modern improvements. Teie- Trust 00.. So. l‘u‘orwaik.care PeOpios an: make in your my mace: cams' however' were ““1“ m most
phone particulars. 1467. Imtion and l m mm . 390.9 11153-811088 and bume” small. trade”
; , A—d FOR SALE—imam modern house in lalty All wor alarm Phone holding oft for further developments
Vi A. N'l‘ED—To rent, 5 rooms by young every detail. lot 100x325 it. fruit 5024' in general conditions 5310!? taking a
(‘hrtstiun couple with child, in South.F1rst-class location for oil s'tation' ' w definite stand in the market. Amer-
or East Norwalk. Please write. stat- Bargain. George Mitchell, Tele 1861' W. J. LYON! tcan Car med 1 1-4 Famous Play
llll; terms. Address Campbell, 892- . — . -' ' Phone 204'! 20 losses Pine. Ea. 1 s m' fl 1d "
'3IllH'ly Am, Bronx_ New Ycrk. "nanny-canrm-rnv "3 and M .‘y.’ P' ‘ ° 1-. and
.. KENDRICK’S GARAGE BRICK 5mm '1' GOTTA. Northern Pacmc' Can‘d‘a“ Pacific
‘ TO LET smote smwms and Peoples Gas 1 1-2 point. Mex-
__., . - , .- ,. roan sznvrcn, wnmmo WNW“ “a" P°"°‘e“m W“ 33”" 10.1...
v . Waterpi' three quarters. while lorado and
'H) l.l«.l‘~—4 rooms. bath and unprove— I ‘
mom... Adults only. Apply 21 South ALL WORK “UARMTEED walk” m‘fl‘mfi?’ “a ‘1 s‘mhem and wesm‘hwse new“:
0...... A... so OHEBTNUT swarm - - ““9“ 1 "2 ”m" “Wm“ °‘
_ .f_- - _ -- ' CLARK yesterday's urgent covering in demand
you RENT—4 rooms. 13 North Main 3001'” NORWALK ' ct. sterlins and a more “be”! svvpll‘ or
. 110 Ta lol- Ave on. N lit.
. St. Apply at Harrls & Cans. Curbing Gutter-'8'. Lg“ Bo ‘ Con- commerical bills. carried it down to
TO LET—Furnished room with board
in private family; also lady or gen-
tieman for supper only. Reference.
Mrs. A. Hirtzler. 8 Putnam Ave.
FOR RENT~Storage Space. house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
Coma—lire proof building. Hubbell
Coal and Storage Co., Inc.. Sousa-
tuck. Conn. Tel. Westport 4?. Wm
in. negotiable warehouso receipts.
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESOTATE
is CHEAPER TO BUY THAN
TO BUILD
l iirllse. all improvements. 6 rooms.
IT
i hath ..................... $4,000
8 11,.lI‘Ft-S, all improvements. 6 rooms.
I both ..................... $4,500
3 Houses. all improvemets. 6 rooms.
i Ililih ..................... $5.000
lllullhle House, improvements, 9
lll'illln‘, 2 baths ............. $4,000
2 lwlble Houses, improvemnts, 11
lnmlls. ..................... $6,200
1 llznlhle House. improvements. 10
moms. 2 baths ............. $7.000
3.1Mllhle Houses. improvements. 10
rooms. 2 baths ........... '. . . $7.200
1 Double Houses. improvements. 12.
rooms, 2 baths ............ $10,000
1 have business blocks. beautiful
private homes,
property for sale.
1 ,
an, anything of merit that is Lou
D. A. Bernstein. Norwailc
t.
A LIFEJ’luE OPPORTUNITY
V-room new. modern dwelling. Near
station and trolley. Select residential
section. Large lot. All latest improve-
:250 cash. Balance terms and rent,
right payments. Phone 1900.
H
property on
2.
0
his clients interests.
promising battle:- into the old ten sec-
ond sleep. met his Waterloo..last night,
at the State Street Arena. with Johnny
Darcy. of New York. in‘ tharoie of
Lord Wellington. and. although Allen
did not hear it. being‘too busy listen»
mg to the birdies. Referee Tom Lee‘
tolled be ten long secorxv; and then
EAR YEl HEAR“ YEi-.RE!A_SI: YE!
If on want lie results, 1 you
y luglvely' with the inle-
at hie “live wire" Real Estate ded-
r en-T. Nash, Norwdk Conn. The
nly incl Real M0 dealer in
he city dev ng his to
FOR SALEh—Ford Sedan, newly painL.
ease-obi
Henry 341-13.
pay. inquire 8 giants. Apply to Mr. Fuller, 15 South
farms and country
It you are looking for a Home or
other property
I am only too willing to give you my
time If you will give me some of
your time. Let me show you
some bargains
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
LOST
Jim of
money,
‘t\_ ,
Sunday night on
v m] for l‘cturn to Sentinel ofllce.
iim‘l' - Fountain pen at K. of C. ball
Nlmr- Sunday, with initials J. M. Re-
Wall ll returned to Sentinel.
Uls'l' A white ml! with large grey
“hlmtfi. twelve. months old. Finder
l v-ll .l- re um. 01' send inf’ormatio to 6
M. l Ave. So. Nulwnlk.
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
A”. “'ORK GUARANTEED
NW and Used Tires and Tubes 801d
. l’l'ires Reasonable
onlllvllld Gasoline and Oils
L.
- ~- '- ”Jr:
SOLVENT NOTICE
“14.2.: nl‘ Norwalk, ss.
“"1"- Mmllsl 5. A. D. 1921
Enid“, ‘JI ’ '
Probate
h,.
9"" fut 1;“.
(1-:-
('redltors of said Estate to
M. lr clalms for settlement.
mum“ lo neglect to present their
SM “‘m‘; Kimberly attested. within
1 my; . “I” be debarred a recovery.
a“ ’ Irl‘hlf'ljllntlpbted to said Estate
mu... m . . rl to make immediate pay-
F‘RANK S. SMITH.
Administrator,
t‘.\l"l us". FENTON um
(”El-Ill. l'“."“\"”cv Avg. 9.—Cavtsin
3...: I‘.'m°"' 8i. silk manufactur.
» ... ills home here during last
1,- 31“ 5’“ “its {L member of Comminy
(2“,: w Unm‘fllcut Volunteers in the
.ll He was for forty years in
u... . .
1. ” "“‘Wsa retiring in 1913.
«y
hlglq
- ll'\1\
lrlrl
haw] .
.,*, . 1-. and Robert. secretary of th‘.
>lll.lm Silk company '
.. M
NI‘UNIZ ls KNOCKED OUT.
\i'w (
. " Hi .4:
“lktgllls, I I AND' Ans
0" lrld'
0w,- Jock Stone, lamp
(1 round of ill
rd bout hole
‘2.“ stopped who
i lobes, weak and exhaultedi ' ‘
. oils. knocked
of New York. in the
eir scheduled fifteen-.
lusrnllnd leather purse_ containing
Ave. near Regent Theatre. Re-
, Julia A. Smith in of
“93:41.. m said District. de'ceastofi.
mllfid‘lgur} 0f Probate tor the Dian
low.“ l-ulwalk. hath limited and al-‘
of I”. . ‘ ”"mths from the date here-l
1
M r 7 He The father was at work in the cellar
-. w, " “'3 P‘Fnton- two sons. of his. home and did not notice the
' *0 is an instructor at An- child as it {Ell backward intoa tub h-S’
‘ 9~“"Ch“0k"1 ocratic National convention. said this
last night. The bell
n Stone crmfierr‘.mi “0?"me
“k 3i. j
t Place, 1 some more over the pros. are sorrel-
H. Ballard. 13 Bayview Ave.
24
ft. long, 8 ft. wide. 8 h. p. Butfalo
ed: good tires. price r e. ' m topped battler in the alarm round of
Hawkins, 28 Howard Ave., Eas gives-yon Aveedn" giving $11,333, % I scheduled ten-round so- The kayo
.. ,s to 3 II. No more a. Pricool “me 3“" we "“9““ ““5 1"“? '°°'
FOR SALE—Dodge Roadster, late 6N- inEI-R. . onds of boxing lfidthfinglmckd round
model. perfect condition, any '6 * and the 5800 (1 kiss own or
demonstration. special to and steer- CENTRAI‘ A335" SHOP the fight. as Allen ha 9d the can-
ing wheel. Price reasons. 1e. Inquire 03° V” f" a three‘second count at the
( Flight Up)
Ladlos' and Children’s Hair Cantu.
a
Michel:
11 No. Main St.
end of the fifth stanza. the bell com—
ing to his relief. Allen was clearly
up against a superior. stronger 1,“.
8o Hal-walk. Ct. tier, who went right in and swapped
engine. clutch and equipment. 265
FOR SALE—Property with business.
Good price for quick buyer. Phone
——|_
wailops with him. taking the full
LEN'IHAN'o EXPRESS-fiAND force of Mary Ann and Weathering
TO EXCHANGE—A fine modern hou‘:
near Bridgeport for Norwalk nasal
sin street.
In.
FOR SALE 2 ”
House. 8 rooms, electric lights, H. A.
furnace, well water in house. 9 acres
tin:t gingébblam. gatekenk llguses. fruit.
11- l ta a nasal w
on}; for part payment. 0 in
or particulars
Ask John T. Ham
1 MAIN STREET NORWAIIK
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
ELECTRIC SHOP
28 “‘ashington Street
New Store Open for Business
CARPET CLEANING
Securing, Tumbling Vacuuming
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
87 CEDAR 57., SOUTH NORWALK
PHONE 969
—.-1
CARD 0F THANKS
“'9 wish to thank the Former 6th
~Coa~_Amel~ican Legion. Veterans of
[foreign Wars. Battery C. Lounsbury
or Mathewson shopmates, and friends
for their kindness and sympathy in
our late bereavement.
MRS. CAROLINE AMUNDSEN.
AND FAMILY.
l
BIBS. JAMES M. I‘Dll‘iltws DEAD.
ANSONIA. Aug. 9.-—Mrs. Julia. rl.
Foorll Emerson. wife of James M.
PHO
45 CEDAR STREET 80. NORWALK
guaranteed.
telephone 317 for math. to
rJOSEPHS KERY Jaw 11 10 1 3-3. Elsewhere. apart from
’ ' 9 NATHAN G. MILLER 6 General Electric. Mexican Petroleum
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet Genofiai contractual 98mm» on and the Mexican on issues higher
. paper m ' , 1d 11! the t‘ i. .
Metal Worms mumm- charm giggle. KXSSCZE°CJ GS... No.3.rli...f“%“.’.
Country wgfi" lfy‘ttem and 0‘" ABNfltfil’g.’ 1:]. 103.5 and People's Gas issues in best de-
'9e ‘3 m ‘ ' flog-“1k. Coal. mand. Cali money held at 6 per-
ECONODIIm and has: it Gd “k M
Y“ 22:23:21,233. autism mmwmr "it”. .. .333. m We“... Fm...
Exceptionslhgpportunlty “game" a. t.’ a at. For \‘orw'ilk and vicinity" l-‘wir to-
3 50 watt lamps (220 v) . .. . . . $1.00 {80 N night and \chncslin)‘; somewhat war"
1 100 watt lamp (220 v. 110 v) $1.00! N Bron. Local audios: distance mcr in intrrlor \Vcdnesday; modemtcl
1 200 watt lamp (220 v, 110v) . 82.00 I 0! all kindl. Deal-grips to trust and southwest winds. An area
Try a V1010! Ray Lamp. , ’19" York. Add-m. 71 'm of high pressure is central over Ohio
8. DI. IIOELIIEB no!“ ' and an area of low pressure is central
SW; “813 lslillfiii
m1 moon hid paced
’ In the walnut. John Williams. of
“New York who hon «refuted BHU-
Prmce, Joe Hail and Yam holly.
.kayoed Battling Harris. of Waterbury,-
in the fifth stanza. or an exciting mill.
Referee Lee stopping the fight afte-
Xiarris had been knocked down twice
in theromd.thenmtlnaeforacomt
«at nine seconds.
ten rounds to a draw.
is. went eight- rounds to a. draw with
Harvey Kelly in the opener.
were even, with Allen missing repeat-
edly and sometimes landing Mary Ann.
He shook up Darcy twice. 1
Yorker was husky and kept ; .l...nual-
ly playing for the "rod one's" body.
He weakened Allen on much tint J'fllt
before the bell in the fifth he dropped
him with a left and right to the hendi
ing the going and a left and right to
Leo Johnson and Young Luby went
dim Bones. now known as Kid Lew.
In the main go the mist tour rounds
.‘aNew
The sixth opened with Darcy forc—
PAROEL DELIVERY the storm. It was an imprgssive vic- the jaw sent Allen down flat on hint
ritual-odd Avenue. South Nona-it tory which the husky little blew York- back for the full ten count. Darcy
..p — er staged. and it marked the fall of pick Alien no. It was a clean
J Allen from the pedestal “Don which knockout.
P NOTT ":900 MK
ninth. in Paper
Estimates cm Given. ronar a: mu. sum SAYS BOY WAS
.___._._
WALL 51:. 10:30 a AIL—Price:
new new mama “we“ 0“ ”d“ “m ‘ “WWW”
3.66 compared with 3-72 1-2 yester-
day's highest. Transcontinental rat-
es were also shaded.
WALL S’i‘l Noon—There was a
broad demand for railroad stocks at
midday. Northern Pacific i’fd..
Northern Pacific. Can. Pacific. South-
ern Pacific. N. Y. Central. Heading,
Chicago Northwestern. Louisville and
Nashville. Missouri Pacific Pm. and
Baltimore and Ohio Pit. moved up
rate Tar Walks
Worchouo lnflrotplaoo Style.
HE. FACTORY 'ro‘
FRO. 1TH! HOME -
Elm bolsters all
do sold on our on!“
“renovating.“
Dropusocardor
coalitions otail
t plan.
l
REBB GD.
ATT
NORWALK M No "‘-
anklln and Monroe at. g
10 Spring Strut.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
t homo
Nowiothotmgominmm
mypricol
cent. with the demand from the in-
terior for agricultural “004$ increas-
ing.
‘sought in framing any report that the
NEARLY KILLED
Continued from First Page.
bags and a dead rat. so that the floor
of the room of the house was littered
with refuse. . ‘
The police are today conducting an
investigation to discover the identity
of the "Stevens" 1305’.
Just what prompted the near hang-
ing is not known. but it is believed
that the Regen-that boy. being younger
and smaller than his companions. was
seized upon to play the part of the
person to be hung.
A rope was tied about his neck. the
end 0 {the rope thrown over a limb
of a tree and he was dragged up until
he was standing on his tiptoes. The
oth‘er end 0 {the rope was made foot.
The boys who were playing with him
became scared when they say his ton-
gue start to protrude and ran away.
neighbors were attracted by the sight
of the boy hanging there and hurried-
ly ran to him and cut him down.
It is said that the “Stevens' 'boy is
one of the leaders of an gang of youths
who have done considerable damage
in the neighborhood.
WORK ON REVISION OE
REVENUES CONTINUES
Continued from First Page.
tee are giving indeepndent “study to.
the revision question. Representative
Kitchin. the Democratic leader. who is
detained at his home in North Caro-
lina by illness. has been kept fully in-
formed of the public hearings. and it
is understood that his counsel will be
Democrats may decide to make after
they have studied the Republican
draft of the measure.
his wife. Carolina. recently. and who
WMmmm’Mym
I .TROLLEYS RESUME
. , “FIVE I'm-i . -'
mgflm jo ' imam-lam ~ WWW wnr _
. . Recover“ $20M The So a rim... earns-l
. the Panther C at. the High!“ ,
Fart diamond. Satin-day afternoon. h
thalcloseacore of 81:0 7. axiom
the elevenm straight victory for t].
nod boys.
7 scour: BY INNINGS.
assaulted the hired man with an 11-“er .........001<m 941—:
W, has Md, gun W m. M'Putm ............000 059 oath—r
to recover the sum at $2.009. which; 0'1 next Sunday the SM
n “a; Tho I' iambhu m crosmbats with the Rosebud; 0t thlt
Antonio Bah. at this city. who,
was mixed up in a scrap with his,
hind man. atrokfielmthehomoot
September.
R181 m in W mod to
the “to. was Met! in not b!
Deputy shes-m Edward B. Doulenn
in the action. attorney John J. Cu.
nee W‘m
m 801: SIGN FINE. _
BOSTON. Aug. 9.-—Tho Rod n:
have signed Pitcher Henry Fina. t
Cambridge. it was ,punounced tom,
Beuamuthoawafnd haircut-fle—
inz with the team since its rem
from the Eastern trip. am
young and inexperienced. m
Dumy considers Fine a likely pruned.
He wtll remain here during the team'.
Western trip. which starts Thursday.
______________.
FISHING W! RACE mam
Hm FAX, N. 5.. Aug. 9.4m-
ponem.t of the. Mom “1‘
schooner races off fiaiifax. from 00“-
ber 1 until Ora-bet 22. was concurred
last night by the Canadian race co.—
mittce-
“M
3 more HEA‘DWAY;
Commune”
federal temporary injunction against,
entorcement ot the new state jltney
law. Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Stoeckel promptb' wired chiefs of po—
lice and other enforcement officers re-
questing that they “enforce the law
and do the motor vehicle department
the favor to collect old P. S. markers
and registrations wherever found."
Similar orders were issued by Superin-
tendent Hurley to m .
Commissioner Stoeckel's telegrarl‘
deputized all peace officers to take up
the obsolete markers under which
many J‘ltaeys who filled to secure cer-
tifications from the public utilities
commission have Seen operating, par-
ticularly in Bridgeport rand New
Haven. At the request or Commlr
sioner Sweckel. local emcero through.
out the state temporarily suspended
m
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE"
the collection of the obsolete markers ; FURNISHINGS
during the pendency of the‘ temporary
injunction decision.
So far there have beg; civil-il- "'
markers turned in at local ice e
quarters: No further axial: towarrd3¢ 125 WASMGTON ST.
the arrest of any at the dr vets w 0‘
operated under the "P. S.” or the “0" so. NORWALK.
markers was made. however. Chief (R
Police William R. Pennington re‘eiv-
ing no orders to make arrests.
Local jitneymcn were optimistic this
morning. and said that they believed
that Justice Brandeis would grantthe
Supreme Court injunction being
sought by Attorney Klein in Washing-
ton today. Beyond this they would
say nothing. They declared that they
would continue to make their usual
runs. just the some.
The
CLEARANCE SAIB’
Is in Full Swing
W
INSURANCE AGENTS AND JITNEY’S
Norwalk incurance agents stand to at
lose 82.500 in premiums advanced by
them on insurance policies of jitncy— .
men it the policies are not renewed. ,
it was learned here today. The Jitney- 0 » 1e S
men permitted the policies to lapse .
and the agents advanced the premiums
for renewal. without security.
Without Profit
HIS IS the week when
prices reach their very
lowest level at this es-
tablishment—in fact we
are now selling without-
ovcr North Dakota. Pleasant weatller'
prevails generally in the northern and
central districts with showers ill the
0&2me a 1mm. loo-13m
distance tucking or all kinds
omco Leary a Co. Phone 1577. Home
Court, July 18. A. D.. 1921.
Estate in Connecticut of George H.
King. late of Belmont, Massachusetts.
deceased.
Tile Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here~
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their clanlis for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested. wtihin said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate'al'e re-
quested to make immediate payment
tricts.
Three Arrested on
Burglary Charge
\‘l’ALLINGr‘Oilll. Aug. 9.-——I-‘ederal
dimers and railroad detectives in con—
Junction with local police.
here last night Anthony Gerace. Rich-
:lrd Coffey and “"llllzlm Kowalsky. all
of W'allingford. for alleged implica-
tion in the burglary of the lWalling-
l
:es.
‘0
lot the new or increased taxes suggest-
than! 3‘3. gomhorn, The temperature this morn- l
. W‘ -7 , - f 3- lug is moderate in all sections east ofi
the Rocky Mountains and there is
SOLVENT NOT'CE only .1 small range this morning he-
District of Norwalk.ss.. Probate NT...“ the “Mme...“ and 30mm,“ dis-
arrested .
Representative Garner. of Texas.
the ranking Democrat on the Ways
and Means committee in the absence
30f Mr. Kitchin. came out flatly today
for full repeal of the transportation
taxes. and the so-called nuisance tax-
including the ten per cent. ‘tax
It bottled soft drinks. and against any
ed by Secretary Mellon.
The Texas member also is of the op-
be had from back taxes than the Trea-
sury has estimated.
Mr. Mellon's statement to the commit-
tee nearly $500,000.000 can be obtain-
ed from this cource this fiscal year.
Deaths and F‘tmerals
James F.
ford freight station. last February,
and more recently the store of H. E.
Elias. on Hall ith‘lHlO.
. A quantity of goods. including shoes
and dry ‘goods. alleged to have; been
stolen from the fret
to ORAH MAI KING BOUTWELL.
Administrattrix.1
or Keogh & Csndee, Attorneys.
soLvanrNonce
District of Norwalk. ss.
Probate
Emerson. editor and proprietor of the
Evening Sentinel. died at the family!
home here. yesterday. Mrs. Emerson'
suffered a. paralytic shock about Yourl
yours ago. and since that time had not I
been ill the best of‘llealth. The lll-.
m-ss which resulted in h('l" death 10-.
day began two months ago. and since8
then she had been comm-ed
bed. Besides her husband. shs- is sure:
vived by two sons. Howard and .l.
Ralph Emerson. associated with fitt-l.‘
r}
i .
. father in the publication of the Sc:-
tine]: a daughter. Mrs. Samuel A.
Kirby. of New Haven, and a sister.
Miss Hannah Foot-«l. of this city.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE MEET.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. Aug. 9,—Tile thirty-
thlrd annual State convention of the
Sons of St. George met here today
with 150 delegates from throughout
the State present. George H. Woods
and Joseph ’Youngs. of Bridgeport.
who were elected grand president and
grand elected president. respectively.
on a,reterendum vote. were installed
by Supreme President John Oreil. of
Lawrence. Mass.
The convention will be concluded
this evening with a banquet served by
the ladies of Victoria lodge.
B01 DIES FROM BURNS.
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 9.—William
Pappas. three years old. son of Louis
Pappas. died at St. Vincent's hospital.
late yesterday. after being scalded by
falling into a. tub of Mung water.
had placed on the floor.
mm NOT A CANDmA'l'E.
EAST HAMPTON. N. Y.. Aug. 9.-——-
Chairman George White of the Dem-
I,
l
afternoon he in not a candidate of the
Democratic ratification tor Governo.
Qt Dhio at this time. but had the mats
reservation.” f
to her ,
‘wiil be deharred a recovery. All per-
5:
a halt days.
unity. mailman for his m
Court. July 21. A. D.. 191.
Estate in Connecticut of Katherine
D. S. Henry. late of Elizabeth in the
state of New Jersey deceased.
The court of Probate tor the district
of NOI'VVaIk, hath limited and allowed
six mc'l'hs from the date hereof for
the creditors at said Estate to exhibit
been recovered by lllt' on
three men were relv-ased
$800 each and will appear
Court or Burgosses Saturday morning.
_____._-—-- .
moms REI'ITDIATES “mun
cmr'rs’ CLAIMS.
their claims for settlement. Those ——-—-—--—
who neglect to present their accounts, TBENTON- N. J.. Aut- 9.—Former
properly attested. within said time. gov. Edward C. Stokes. Republican
n' said yesterday that
name and that of the
y by Rev. Wilbur F.
dent of the Interna-
reuu. in relation to
New Jersey boxing~
horltY.
tributed 8301‘! D5:
that he had the sun _
cm“ and the Republican
in the wt on the boxing law in
'5 use of my
an party
Stats chirm
the use of his
Republican 98"
Crafts. Superinten
tional Regen? t3:
,the rep!!! 0
' law was without out
The statement at
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate yruont
to DANIEL WARD 1 . Y,
_ Administrator C. T. A.
;. Keogh a Candee, Attorneys.
WALC.I STARTS FOR LONDON
PARIS. Alg. 9 (“Matilda-cull
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the
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new Jersey-
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that or the Republic
“- 81 by express mi Sunday stitctmenttgrn'
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1 $11!. fighhhfi a ”$813011 f?!‘ 3%; authority I veselhglge $131 333:.
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first“ but ti: Brit view Which he said.
. lacked a is]: ,
h r g he would make
13 311110111100 . , a 11“
tion to the British consulate 21.32 for-
such. vise. declared his tour was‘
ersonal and without. political sings.
though he had. appointments to meet ~
r. de Valera and Arthur Grimth. l
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YACHT NETTH com 5. --
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HALIFAX; N. 8., Aug. 9.—— thir-
teen-ton yacht Nomi. which left Hail,- m _
f“ on 13 for «M The 38th annual cmvention oi the
Mad. With“ crew of: four underoMaslsachusetts state. branch of the
the command “.smydnflp’ Enlighten. IAmerican Federation ot'Labor. which
her owner, has: solely at her m is. . 1: to“ one of m
destination, 3. to a l , n n this I”.
received here. mg?
m of her m‘mv 3"
Newfoundlan and
name and
in his’
to the exDliCit
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to to _
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directly and not through E
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Jamea F. Lawton. a well-known
gcontractor,
ihorne. Raymond street.
lager!
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3 Clark -ofllciating.
__"in spring Grove cemetery, Darien.
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br' tho but result-
inion that a. much greater return can
He thinks that
instead of the 82.35.000.000 given in
died this morning at his
Rowayton .
sixty years. He is survived by
The funeral wil be held
EM ““0“- ”mien Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
tliorities. The 1from the late home of his brother-in-;
°n ””95 0" law. Geore W. Raymond. Raymond
”“0" "‘0 street. Ramon. Rev. mm: 5.;
Interment will be_
Try a classified ad in the Sentinel
profit—for it is‘ncaring the
end of the summer season,
and room must be made for
newly arriving fall styles-
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