TWANTED
FOR'SALE
f ”HI-.113. 13 ANTED~ Apply
1 OllSl 1111 min (‘11..
\l. '- NTEl‘I-Y—Expelieuced girl to work
:1 11111113 and ice cream parlor. Call
.Music Hall Block.
\Y e1\TFD———(.llauiieur must be. willing
to make himself generally
Re e1 ences required
All Cole. East
1918 F0111 roadster, $200 00.
Buick six touring $500. 00.
Both cars in tine mechanical condi-
tion.
SHUF-E-LT‘ S GARAGE '
EaSt Norwulk Telephone 2852-2
FOR SALE—\lahogany player piano.
bench cabinet, music rolls. Dining
room table six chairs, serving table:
enameled bedsteads,‘ springs full size;
Oak hall seat hall rack with mirror.
33 ishes room
Address
'W'ANTED—fl'oung lad?
and board in pr 13 ate ia1nil3
B": care SSentinel Oifice. Please state
J. 'H. Beatty, Newlown Are, R. D. 4‘.
M A LIFE 'r'me oppon'runrrv‘
New modern 7- -room house, all
latest impiovemeuts. Electric lights.
1 ANTED—A pOsilion “as chaufi‘eug
1 of references. Ca or write‘. ( 1e .
5 after 5 p 111. East No.1" 01'. Near stalion 1111! {ml 3.
. oftt Fort Point.
cement; sidewalks sun parlor attach-
ments for flat iron and vaccum clean-
Will sac.
rifice {01'3000001113' $250 cash re-
Llinousette tops for ”
$40. 00 attached
. Sharon’s Garage
Phone 2825»: 1
‘of the battlefront in Asia. Minor,sa _ says
5 a, noflicial statement iSued here. 1
, fight began on Monday and lasted
. two days, the enemy hurling savas'é
attacks
over a side front.
\Vlntcr Tops -, .
Ford cars
7 tacks, the Greeks are, said to- 1111';
Ea;t Norwalk.
EXPERT AUTO
any make.
18.! ty. All
490.
1‘“ 3. . «rim
Phone
work tee
ERICKf. STONE.
quired' immediateb, balance, terms.
"VANTED—To borrow ,
mortgage. 6 per cent on house and
Marvin Beach.
quire P. O. Box. 463.
3.000 011 firsl
Value $7.000.
Soulh Norwalk.
”WARTm—AntiqneS,
paid for old-time furniture.
hogany. cherry, maple, pine, ctc..a
glass, anything of merit
over 100 years old. 7 ..
Bernstein. 205 \Yestport Au», Phone Eugene DeM'ark , corner Westport and
prices
8150 cement walks,
1‘31“ 1900. 5 1 ~ 14 7 _ 1-.. ..
{-1 M w.2—
FOR SALE—-0ne Mercer Roadster.
111- Reasonable it sold at once. Phone
710 ..
{NEW ssvnx ROOM HOUSE FOR
SALE—Good-sized plot, of ground
good cellar, well water in house;
driveway
just been completed Two minutes from
Norwalk- Bridgeport trolley Apply to
“’alter avenue,
or 8.111. Chea it
sold at once. N W p
paying guests for
petmnneut home. 1'." minutes out of
“‘rite Permanent c—o Sen-
SVANTE D—
FOR SALE—- '
1918 Maxwell Touring.
1919 Maxwell Touring.
1919 Chevrolet Coupe.
good Hum e.
4114 Darien.
,At bargain prices. Newly painted and
‘YANTED-m‘l‘oman as helper in small thoro 1 er 11] d F‘
‘ ' One used to the country. 12:? sutfilhf $74111? aSte “Ch & Baker
Pleasant suu'ouudiugs. Telephone 2269
South Norwalk.
-1.”
“'ANTED—a girl 101: general house-
work. Apply P. Karditz,
WAX'i'Emeew ladies who under—
stand dancmg well to assist in 21. FOR SALE~Chevrolet Roadster, ROY-
daucing school. Apply ‘Wednesday at S
u'chc‘H. S. C- Pulley",
FOR SALE—Little six Buick touring.
Also Dodge roadster,
E400. George Lane,11 Union Ave, up-
own.
a] Mail, Model 16. In goOd condition.
and appearance. Reasonable in price.
' ‘ (fiijED—Good
WAATED—Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleerers. fellers neck band 11-
aud neck band setters, ° acres, together mm 2 ft' “11"“
earn §18 pgr week. steady‘work 14:1le roadwav
EIDEI‘ euce sewers on aln nee e . .
sgim'r CO. “3““!- Se‘lel and electric light con.
Riccio 13105 Garage. Cross 81., So
some onualk.
S’outh Norwnlk sta—
1' in residential section: send lull
icnlars. J Fllis. 111. \X'.
nevi York.
FOR SALE—Large mahogany dresser,
over a hundred yeais old Inquire
FOR SALE—I will sell at sacrifice my
lot at Tokeneke Park consisting of
to loundaiions, chimneys, tuo car garage
evergreens, garden, etc.
neclions. C B. Dana, Dar ien. Conn.
TO LET
FOR SALEWFine silk and gilt pailor
unfurnish-
hem and privilege
2' lllOl‘lllllL’S or even-
CI'GR RENT 1 large room,
l-‘let- l‘it l.'§'l1!
. . .
1111-111 and 1111111.
‘ ‘ 4llnfu1'tllslllged
TU LETwFiie
South 11-11111 Sl.
.Michnle Olijen Kossuth St
264 Flax Hill Road, 10 rooms. _
extra. kitchenette suitable 1‘01 one. or
two families. furnished 01' 11111111 mshtd
Monthly 11911111111148 to $111
Oyruer 11110 i ieserie suite. Gn;,‘elec- FOR SAL E—i’ew 50 gallon paraffin
51131113. trees.
(T0 LE.4—SE~Octoliei'
‘ “utly completed. fire
151 in \1113 15:. .
Breakfast il‘
To LET—NOV.
Siren, So. Norwalk.
'11“) I ET~—Furnished houses
.1110 saiage i 103111: 8 100111 and gar-
rt." 1-: Silvernn e;10 room and garage-
unfurnished
phone 1361 belon-
you, REN‘TnSzomsv
Hilbbell Coal &
1 'Lzm'age ( 0.. fiSullgatuck. Conn.
FOR SALE
1 Family house, 6 rooms uilh all im- 1
provenleuls, second dis- '
and gal age.
:2 Fumil3 house, all improvements.-
first district .... 56,9 1
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate
ml each floor,
FOR SALE
T‘WO- FAMILY HOUSES
South N orwalk
10 rooms—All improvements. 1'5
9 rooms—.All improvements-
Price $7, 500 each
J. M. LAYTON & (30.,
5 Railroad Arenue 7
L PROFESSIONAL.-
Ragtime and Popular Music Taught
NN METHOD '
Studio Open Now
LOUISE CANFlELD
ssons in Dan
ednesday Evening
ees Arranged .
.120 Washington Phone 2723
C‘Ub Class
suil, silk dr'apelies, dining table.
plush dining room chairs. some silver-
and cut glass. Phone 146-2.
FOR SAI.E——-Cottuge. 6 rooms and
bath and 1130 car garag , Gregory
FUR REXTWHUHSI' s11 moms halfi Loultmrd near the water, railroad
_ 1- . (“:0 _3room 3931;. station and": trolley
lights. . im—C‘
Inquire Nit-s.
Griffin 36 Gregory Boulevard. Tole-
phone 1820. L
FOR SALE—Cord wood. in all lengths
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Led ge-
wood Fax-111.1451; for superintendent.
FOR SALE—A six pel cent first class
mortgage of $3,650 on an improved
.COI‘BPI. one mile irom South Norwalk
ration. P. O. Box, 154 “'estport, Conn;
lined b111~1'.els The finest gra le 59 -
.soned oak. $4. 00 each Syrup bane:
$3 00 each \\ hisltey bazrels flesh
emptied. $8. 00 e:1c11.New 0:111 kegs,
100111 house. paraffin lined
'111 sizes best and he. -
- electric est price in the state. C 1p
': one 111 ile from 011 lur" ..13 lots on 1113' of
‘2 Nurualk staLion. Phone :27. ll} L the
R ENT--«i‘u1'11isl11.'ll
In conveniences.
110111;. .- enll'ully ’
desired. Telephone 1937.
Special prices
1 have.
(arloud lots inm edialely bl“- '3’
Revuolds Poultn i7'l' (1.13 011d.
.1111 Highl. ;
line phone 1036 "111d 131
_J .
You’ll Say
That's the usual expression that
accompanies the first spoonful 0!
our Ice Cream. You can‘t help but
express yourself that way. lot;
way it brings forth the best ex-gg
presslon.
Ice Cream is more than a palate
. tickler—lt is truly one of the best
711)on we have—alwayadnviflng’i-
always appealrng. If you haven’t '
House has- ' ‘
‘ new top, new storage battery in A1 "
Railroad condition. 5450.
‘ South Nor-Walk.
W
Nagy 13:00. Local and fans 111111111119
allklnds‘. ”0‘3"“ tripsto
AW
GARRIGAN 1k ELYNN, 16001 0110 Ion!
distance trucking or all
once Leary a; 00.. Phone 1577. Home
No. TCOttage St.. East Noru'alk, Conn.
when our cream is made the beat: , '
Walks, Hamming
MECHANIQ
will overhaul and repair your 031'.
in your on '
1 11 nose» mWADE EDENTEFIED
Igniton an light-ins mtg! 32m,
204 20 1:11:
MAsoNRY—cARPENTRv
TERRA CQT'I’
8111111113
WIN
Watemagfi
011d
« made .11:
Mrs Malnl Stevens, of Water street
on the 221111 or 24th of
complainul of gambling;
110 1' 1 A" 01.11.1111
a or V_
Curbing G 9"
01-0
Emmi 1100 Monroe 91'.
EBA—4....
paper
! Mustard:
.' A's. NMiller Tel. 1423
10 Spring Street.
N “is 1110 1111111 paint
911110111390 1: m our
1-00de
201040 arcentonlohor
rial. Alliance: 111119.36
g 0131!
New York. Addm
Phone 813. ,
phone 303.
V u.-.’;i-,e—,f'
. Nomlk, 0t
6. Ring. C011-
and that he “as running around with dinner rails because the 10 cent {are
“a.
Work Done in First class _81yl_0.
' ford, who complained that he
' p011 31110 said that she had had liquor part of the Connecticut Company, " lie
11011311431113 Must-:38 6°-
rgATHagomLfigi
(1,9119 con guns. tins
influx-m
mil i‘a's‘lfs
Norwalk. 0033'
‘WALL mesa 111110; P130 '
m tor my price!
91101-31925“ points. 8370 tiom
GONES
{Phone 179-13
S. 11).- G. CANDY co.
WHOLESALE CONFEOTION-
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
53 Osborn Ave, East; Norwalk,
GARAGE
New Address
13 Raymond St,
HENDRICK .& CHASE
11 woman from
11111.
Phone 917
p
1 house. 1' rooms, East,
$2.600; mortgage $1,000.
1 house, 7 rooms. East
$3,500; mortgage $2,000.
1 house,’ ’1' rooms, East
$4.000; mortgage $3,000.
1 house, 7 rooms. East
$5,500; mortgage 2,500.
1 house, 7 rooms. East
$7.000. mortgage $1,300. '
4 houses. 7 rooms, South
$4, 500; mortgage $2,000.
1 house, 7 rooms, South
$4,000 mortgage $2:000. '
1 house, 7 rooms, South
$4, 700; mullgage $1, 500
1 house, 7 rooms South
: $4, 900: mortgage $2. 000
2 houses, 7 rooms, Marvin Beach
$7, 000; mortgage $2 500.
'1 house, 9 rooms
$4 500; mortgage $1.500.
‘ 1 house, 7 rooms,
54, 700; mortgage $2, 700.
mortgage $2,100.
erty.
Black, No. 79, Tel. 435.
R EA L ESTATE
WILLIAM F. HOYT
REAL ESTATE
It is Cheaper to Buy than to Build
. asked him to have
them.
Broad River,
Broad River
1 house, 6 rooms, Cranbury. $3 500;
I have two-family houses, beautiful
homes, farms. lots, and shore prop-
My time is yours. Swartz 6’1. Corbett
01‘ being robbed of $533 a mcketboo
WILLIAM F. HOY'I'
, a gang of {our 01- the 31511 .came from
tasted our brand you do not know >
what good Cream is.
THOMAS’ _.
CHOCOLATE SHOP
Weathe? Flirecast '7
' For Norwalk and vicinity:
411111 colder tonight;
i'fresh to siroh’g’southwest Winds
Estorm area. that Was central "ye-stew
{lay morning over the Lake region has-
, removed rapidlv eastward with 111,-.
creased intensity 1111.1] centers thi
morning ,over Connecticut. It ha
caused general rains from the 111139
Mississippi-'Valley eastward to the :
coast. An, encoded area. of 1.1g}. ’
pressure .overspreads the plains states i
between the Rocl' ' Mountains and the
'Mississippi river attended b3; low
{emperatures Frosts occurred
night in the states of the central an:
louver Missouri Valley;
,fismms: 150. Norwalk
Cloudy : ,
Friday fail"; 3
The ,
not have to deny the yo
. (and robbed him.
' .“that as a lunch room man in Stern- 'v
. I .01ng went on.
;man Robert Gainer Patrolman Mil
walk and South fNorWolk. practically.
- carried the other lines on that dirt-
“Practically every division has 11.1113
which do not 1111'," said President
Stan's, adding that the company
would not be averse to getting rid of.
these lines.
The Norwalk city petition charged
T315
against the Greek pjsitions’
Following the repulse. of these a:-
of the healing the commission receivs
'1 ed a petition seeking to have the
' hearing in this city, but, owing 1.11"
L. shortness of the notice, the commis-
AS QEWDROP sion decided to proceed with the hear-
INN PRQPRIETOR ing 3.1 1.113: Capitol.
Mayor Barton of this city told the
‘ ‘ co‘mmisslon that. while the public or
. : this city. wanted to help the Cannon.-
localled the. one made hv ticut ,Compuuy, the company had fall-
'11 into disiepute because of the 10..
13110 cent mic charged on the 00111110111th
_l_3' short route connecting the two busi-
Mrs \Vmie . who had had trou- ncss centers in Norwalk and South
ble with 1111' husband, and who said Nnxua'k. H“ said that 31113333415. 9‘.
that. he was selling liquor at the Inn. shop “’O‘kers were forced ‘0 . “3““
(Contlnued 'giom First P039),
- April,
{11 oliihi: ed their going home to lunch
Storm undullso that many persons walked
had lather than pay the high fare. The
10 cent fare he said. was equivalent
to the tax on a. $4, 000 house a. year.
“it is poor business pollcv on the
other women;
113 George Parkington, of
been robbed of 528' by a colored wom-
and who had bought liquor there;
By Miss Ethel Mollwaln, of Bridge:
there: said "not. to accede to the rednest and
11y bran}: J. Breese .a taxi drl3 erkot give the city a. five cent. fare on the
port Chester. who claimed to . have. West avenue line," said Mayor Barton.
been robbed of $28 1) ya. coloerd warns He asked at least for a. trial of the
an aim came from the Inn and at- IOWer rate. Mr. Tammany said that
11113011 111111 in the lot alongside the the jitneys provides. low rate and. 0b.-
Inn. tamed frequency of travel. while the.
A 33' eok ago Chiet Pennington mm high rate reduced the travel. '
(luded tomplaints had been made to In reply to questions asked by the
him b3.l-.1mes Punzelt.
He admitted on redirect examina— Mayor Barton and Mr. Tammany de-
lion that George Wade. the accused! cured that. the population had ’an
hull comr to him and had said that creased about 35 per cent. “a that.
thmc “ch disreputable neonle hang- with a return-to the 1131;0th fare the
in}: round his place. and that he travel on the.trolles' cars'Would in-
3311111011 ”1'0”“: PFOWCULOH" t0 Reap; crease at-leastvé‘per cent. it not 100
tllcm :133'113.
pl.1cc 11.15 had because the police Connecticut Company officials shout-:11
didn‘t keep the 0001310 {may from his that under present conditions it would
mm... one of the 1110“ hanging round. not be possible to get a. 40 per cent
HUN" “’35 known “-5 "Texas,” and he increase in travel to provide the same
had 5110‘ 1" "‘9'“ “Rum "Baby D011" rc3enue as now obtained under the
mid. in Bridgeport, several years ago. 10 cent fare.
t.(‘lllcf I’rllllingtflll said “the poliCC
(:131'1 b1: bouncers for these places."
l‘lelul'llvc Sergeant Thomas, Hunt
also testified that the place had :1 bad
ll't'llllillloll. 111111 that he knew of.
things ilxlt had gone on there; both
fmm personal complaints and from
items on the. police blotter to the ef-
fect that Mbberlcs, Vassalllls. liquor
selling; gambling. ole. went on there
and that 11 “((1 women llincle‘ it a. rc-i
sort.
jlle 3111.01. of three _ specified» com—
plaints 1'0; Ailing gambling: besides!
3311111 he saw ill con'lpully with Chief
k‘t'llllinglm, one flight when he paid a.
3isi' to the place. He said that he
11.111 heard that the 111.111. was one
33111 11' men Went to lllt‘it women, mid
H1111 later they loit tile 11111 for i111-
morul purposes.
Frank J. Erase the taxi drirm re-
latcd how he }M(;.g;th::‘:;\‘:r'nf: ‘31: allzllgglu: in NOrwalk?“ asked Chairman
and llQW.ll(‘. hall 33.11l1d for“: ”13th a. different thing."
Mr Bern, smiling.
Norwalk preferred the trolley cars to
jitneys running wild over the streets
of the city. Mr. Bérry and the com-
pany officials asserted 'thai. jitneys
were being Operated illegally In this
city and that. a complaint had been
111th and the state police department.
Mr. Tammany asked for a. six-minute
service and said that transfers should
be charged at the rate of 5 cents.
olficials it they believed its-wise to re—
duce the into in: that city. which the
company" alleged
proposition. while the
to pay the 10 cent. fare.
“What. would he the. attitude of the
company towards those paying com-
long time for thorn to come out. WNW“
later went in. looking for them, and
several women approached'him and
intercourse with
He was followed from the Inn
ivy-one Woman, who told him that she
could locate the partles’he “as 100k- Wily
ing for.
the Inn gr :1bbcd him. around the neck
and robbed him of $29,
:aitempted to get it. away from her she 13.15 spent 01.1 labor COSt-‘S‘
(11' cu: What he tr rmed a “dagger," and
tl1r1;1itr'11wl him. A. friend. of his Went ‘ .
formal statement or pollu
company would be forthcoming'in :1
few, days.
cent. l} 'nder present
cans 11.111.10.151) Ix cOnmStox.
1
' that the rates charged by. the. Connec- .
passed to the oflensive and to have flout Company were unfair and dis-
pursued the Notionaliélts toward the criminatorv. - Just before the opening
. east and southeast. ' ,
s. 1.99.13: will
Will be L11 Bruchwood cemetery, New
for the 213011 on may afternoon at
2: 30 o ’clock. ReY. Mr. 3.0161111, at the
Westpdrt Methodist Episcopal Church
iivill bmeiate. The interment Will be
in Bristol, 091111.. on Saturday.
Funeral of Miss Ethel Fleweinn
SW; BB"
37ml 1311113111111. .
1 OWL , Winder)"
.: r 1.313;” 7.93711} 'rs.1;1.:9. Bailey.
The. funeral; of Mrs. Henry
' Bailey will be held at 2 oclock to-
n from the lat home. ,
m" row “tango Olfapmau equipments also were perceptibly g:
1; ter and the food division was .
High street Rev.
officiate.
in 7 ,
Intention
Rochelle.
members of the cornmlsslon, bolh'
\Vade had said that the Dér bent. Figures presented by the .
.NIayorrBarton said the people oi
filed with the motor vehicle depart?
. Mr. Berry askedrthe Norwalk oil}?
was not a paying
communities-
which were paring ones were forced
mllniiies in the event 11. reduction was
President Storrs.31'l1o said that :1.
from the
declared that the proposed
5;.- rcduction affected each revenun.
She." lui him around back of P08840518? {Lllduc oneellxird of 1 per -
conditions. 3113
and, when he £11m. about 5'? per rent 01‘ the rmenue
matte will be settled bet“ ecu the two
Funeral of Elmer ”Wright
Vernon.
1.. 31111; scapular slime.
Wis. (11:115. ,
0f Nohvalk.
mg of the aflolrs of the div.
work will take severn‘ days.
110131121;an MAYORs MEET
to the submarine base.
president; H M.
rotary-treasurer:
ecutive committee,
Funeral service for Elmer Wright
were held this morning in Mount
The body was brought here
£01: burial in the Riverside cemetery.
Herbert Steward and Milton Stone.
both of New Hm en, and certified pub-
lic accountants, arrived in Norwalk
this morning. and started a prelimi-
our? survey of the records of the City
- The accountants will examme the
books and will make a. report to the . , _
Common Council showing the standi ward. Guns of 1 to 4 points were :Q
The
money to pay the accountants is to be
raised by pri3ate subscriptions. The
' NQRW’ICH. Oct. 20 ——i.-\{a3'ors of the chant Tailor. 22 Washington St.
cities of Connecticut me; here today in and get measured f0? 7011?
for their annual meeting The enter- 3“"- 01' 0Vercoat at a price as mix
toinment of the visitors included a trip 13 hand tailored
Officers chosen by -the association 1-
during its business meeting a; City
Hall, were: M. C Brainard. Hartford, best. results.
Lerou. Norwich,
vice-president: Dr. J. M Coburn, sec—
E. Frank Morgan.
New London James F. Connery, Mid-
dletown: Alvin Barton NorWalk ex-
and H. Vi'ales
Lines of Meriden, honorary president.
.7 continued to covcr contracts
stock market today, ewdently with
11er that there would be no 5 -
interruption to. railroad trams. Burk-'2
gains among mils were magpie.
at a higher level. American Sm
rm. was the strongest issue. this; 3:
points on odicial announcement 111a;
the prevailing dividend W is:
maintsined. Popular equipmenta'gfic
good specialiies. also were better
Department Stores gaining 2 110%;
Virginia Carolina Chemical and "
The funeral of Miss Ethel Fléwenln public iron were heavy. the latter 1-9—
will be held at 2. 30 oclock tomorrow acting 111': yesterdays mum
afternoon from the home of her
mother. Mrs. John s. Kent. 15 Fair exclianm. 7
George B. Tompkins were steady.
Burial will be in the
nusrterly statement. 1.9114111:
including German mom,
a:
' W’ALL STREET 'Noon.~ne.us 1.1 no
‘lnvestmeut class. such as Nfihefih.
ciflc Great Northern
1 Reading
0 Pennsylvania. registered gains?
1 ,~ points in the broad but mm
dealings of the morning Steak ‘
leied by the recovery of
char Pid. May Departments res
tended its gain to 4 points _
strength of related shares. such is
“hoolworth Kresage. Butterick m,
Manhattan Shirt. were suppose6
xreflect better business prospect. h
mans Players, Common andPrefei-rfia.
Peoples Gas and Adams Expross'm
were strong, Weakness was W
to Virginia Carolina Chemical PE...
and .N. Y. Air Brake which declim
3 3-8 and 8 points respectively. Call
money opened at 454 per cent. . '
WALL STREET,1~.30 p nix-mt"
taking in Mexican Petroleum a.
messed it onepoint. but elsewhere:
the tendency continued strongly 83'
tablished in a large variety of indus-
trials and specialties. with repressi-
tative railroads making a good sham: .
ing. ‘ _h
k =5. 7.
hiQTlCE
Fall and winter samples are now
being displayed at NEdison,
M .
$25 ”00 Every suit and overcoat atria.
according to W»
measure.
Advertise in the Sentinel to: 2*
. Having
Plumbing Troubles '2
NOTIA E
F- HAIN
gal. bbls. 3851; in town
Has opened firStgclass cider , ' ’ 7 3
mill on Beaten Post- Road 7 ' '
for the season. Clean, fast
and powerful. 111113: apples . '-
iu large or small quantities. '
'FOR SALE—New red oak,
'six hoop, paramned, 50
Call 2389 for
W. J. Ungvary
~ Shore Dinners ,
All Kinds of Sea rook;
1'. H. BAXTER
. DRUGGIST ,
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
- Page c'srlaw, earl: 11: Tilford,
Steaks, Chops, and Chicken
'A LaCarte
G. 'PALMEs ’
O.
lor the police but the woman had AllmmObHES O‘Tfifid 101A: I“ Girg- . . ' !
disalipezutti when the friend and the DD“. of the Caseon Manufacturing Green Seal, and Russell 5
pall‘olll‘lt'll appeared. . 3 Company. of New ._ York. at)" ,‘m'i ' CANDIES
George 1 li'kin 11:0“. of Stamford James Perone. of, Bridgeport. colhdedf .. . ‘ ' ' ‘
Noma-lkl testified ll: 11 he had gone there to get in “fest avenue. this 111021111182. 1mm" . - J
a. drink and had several glasses of 8211.13“? SQUU‘ 'YQUVQU‘.‘ M- : 1"" church. SIGN P‘XIZNTER
SITE} 11.180 llll‘l been. apprflached bV SL‘V- I’Oth CQTS were consuierabn» damagf‘d; Sh 3.113 {YE eX’el‘)‘ (itaScrll‘ytlon and
L 0111! women. and hesa’id'tliat when he .The Girglion. ”193th “7‘33 . 30min anywhere
Norwalk, yes on his \3 113' home, he missed $175 toward NQTWiiHi “'14?“ the 0th?“ a (191i . _ ‘fl ‘ , .
' " from his 110113015. lie “as hazy as to livery. truck, skidded on a. trolley rail Electric Signs :1 Specialty
“1}“ U‘H‘I‘ ll Lad been taken from hin} into it. N0 arrest was made and the A Toth
ill the Inn llOWcVer
Edward l‘atcs. 11 taxi drhcr. 33111) parties Concerned.
11r03e I’mLington on the night in
10‘ Lexington Avenue. City
Auctioneer.
Office 91.!) Morgan.“
Hardware Store, South
AUTD TOPS, New 4N9
nssovn'rnn '
Also Upholstefjn‘g of Limousin.
question said that he had been ap—
proaclu d m the man, 33110 asked him _
where 111' could-get a think and that
several olllLr men standing nearby 7
told him of the Dow Drop Inn. He.
drmc him there and went after him.
two hauls later. He said that Park— .
ington 3311-: very drunk. This was ad- .
mittcd b3 ParkiugtOn
Antone. nawlosk‘i. of Dnnbury. told
and some papers by. a ‘Woman one of -
the direction of the In ‘ when one
midnight in company with sever-a,
friends. he had gone to the. 11111 to get _
3a. drink. He said that the woman 3
took him 11r0uud to the side of the;
{1111, made. improper advances to him
He said that he had
not been in the Inn
Charles Murphy, 13f. Damien testified .
.i'Ord he had heard comments about'
the place being a. place where gam-
With a Victrola in
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson, Patrol
lton Lockwood. Patrolman John Flynn:
11'. that sari: of. ice cream that
you can obviously enjoy“ and ‘10 4131111111911 11,2111 boarded there all sum
.i met.
It is the only eleiu'n that is l The court -room was crowded
S
equally
. enjoyable and beneficial for the lit.
and fiatrolman John' Toothill. also
ere called upon to testii‘y. Some of?“
111 that they had heard. that I.
had a bad reputation. others
_ that thew had heard nothing Q
, inst it.
Mrs. Stevens, who had complaiue ‘
to Ithe chief last April 1166111: 1;
soothe you or cheer cum
at your will
pentators this morning and great
: terest was taken in’ the testimony.
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your home, you can, at a
moment’s notice, have the world’s greatest artists
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Opposite Wilson no; 155.,
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your selection; .
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All View Ave. . 1’
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crux 1'01: was
grind as reasonable as W: ,
giveyauservlce second to ‘
trial“ will convince you.
. Barrels and kegs for
sizes. new and used ‘
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