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WANTED
t'.¢..-l~l.vnced hand sewers 'on
own-us waists and dresses. Ap . _ « FOR SALE ,
.4: ||'l('e' H F: r‘flwg Wm; an ijoveL“
\l_ .\‘; MAYER-(OFF & CO. .. , *menm larg‘e'hm mmfigmfi
“ni‘vsry’aesmbre mill! sets“? f
if. )iel'win Street
“- t H
\V‘ANTED
. it‘llt‘nl’t‘d examiners. Must know
I. ..l -llk work. Apply at once.
Al. N. MAYEHOFF 8'. CO.
15 Merwin Street
“'ANTED
'-.~r;tlol-.~ experienced: on”
“Humid. to make women's tailored
.. and dresses. Apply,“ 01:09:10
\i, N. MAYEHOFF‘ & CO.
15 )lerwill Street
, .,_._
\VA NTED
Hzel‘lllm‘s on Singer sewing
urmllines. Apply
ll. JACOB AND SONS,
. . nu}- Street, South Norwalk 3
ll' it‘l'l‘lzrl—A tew washings to do at
x- . . " . ~1-
FORM-
3“: ‘f‘ “—“--5_._ -’_~_E
tlon._ Price very reasonable.‘ Also
desirable :IIouses with all nine,
‘provements in 4oity4 or» oil-Subunit .
f‘Pricermrs‘gvery reasonable. (2315.; i
”or :phone"
<O‘BRIEN 5. BOVL
4 South Main St. Telephone 9773
South Norwallt..Conn, " ‘
son. SALE-Nice swoon-mimic
All complete for any lady to start
housekeeping. Can buy part or all.
'Call at 4. M'ci-fvin‘_3t., Not-woman.
FOR‘ SALE—Household furniture.
consisting of kitchen stove. chairs.
bureaus. beds complete 312, and other
articles too numerous. to mention.
Mrs. John Myers, care E. C. Brown,
Bell island.
FOR SALE—Ford touring, late
' model; like new ‘with starter; fully-
equippedrtires hardly used. huddle
best ornate; int perfect condition.
anyone will! admit on- inspection.
-‘ Owner must sacrifice at once regard-
less or value on "account of financial
didiculty. Lady will- sell for the best
offer if sold before May 3. Call at
,llIIIIQI‘21‘x’ood.‘stl‘ee‘l Once. Private reame‘ 301 West
l‘.‘.\N'l‘l§l)—~-Brigilt girls. 14 years. for
min work. Also girls after school
Mulls, Edwin Boesse,“ Chestnut: St.
5.. Norwaik.
\t’trv'l‘l‘jlloA nurse for baby. year
.uni one-hull old. Reference or
mun-ll. H. S. Lockwood, 50 Elmwood
Aw.
‘.‘.’\.,\"l'l-leri\’oung man with some
loinillt-SS experience to assist'in
llilli‘”, Address F. B. M., care Sentinel.
_ ~4— "
W.\\‘TEll—-Experienced operators on
(ll-Wl'l‘ machines. Apply at once to
lit-micrson and Ervln. High street,
Nlll‘wulk.
lt'./\i\"l‘Ell—«A young woman capa'll'le
m cooking for family otthree. No:
laundry. Apply Mrs. Tripler, 30 High
elm-t, Nonvnlk. Phone 2350.
WANTED —— “'oman wishes one
work. Sowing. hand embroi ery,
crm-llcting, tailing. A. D.. 145 South
Main St.
Vl'ANTED —— Secretsry—stcnographer;
intelligent woman experienced “in
handling large volume oi“ mail. keep:
in: accounts and handling executive
oilil-e. duties. Excellent opportunity.
Ill-ply P. O. Box 76. ,
Vi'AN'l‘l-Ii) (lirls to work on first
:lllt‘t, T a, m. to 3 1). lil. Experience
Ave. oi! State. St..: Bridgeport. Conn.
' -* .. «dc-Lin“. ——-—- .—
FOR SALE~Oue cow. Fresh milked.
ThemseSanto, Bailey Ave, Dbrien.
FOR SALE—21 it. motor boat in good
condition for first otter of $110. In-
quire Captain .ililler's boat yard.
FOR SALE—One acre land, house,
$1,900; terms- Good 8 room house.
7 acres ‘ land. .on State road, $4.000.
tel-mac, immediate possession. D. 3.
Hull. Washington St.
con SALEZBuilding lot 801242. no
obstructions. n‘olzthveast. south, west.
Price $800. Phone Darien 13. '
FOR. SALE— lSdnd .gravcl. loam,
stone and manure; 9 weeks old pigs.
Stonework and okenning cesspools
clone. E. Lawton. Dorie-n road. Phone
Dal-ten 261.
FOR SALE—72 \Vcst avenue. South
Norwalk. corner or Courtland place
-House. 14 rooms with all improve-
ments; hot water system: hard wood!
floors. Garage for two cars. House
can be easily converted into two—fam-
ily house. Phone 145.
,.
FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle in
good condition. Cheap to quick
buyer. lnq. Thompson Evans. 178
East Ave, Norwalk. After 5 o‘clock
or Sundays.
not nl-ccssnry, Apply American La
ill-melle ("o.. Regent street, East‘
NUl'“‘{lll\'.
WANTED—“‘oman to sell home
cookie-bakers. All or part time.
At home or canvassing as desired.
Quick sales and good profits. Writer
20x 90 care Sentinel.
VVAxTEl)'—~l.flillldl‘}‘ to do at home.
Wilson. 37 Raymond St.
WANTED—«Finis. $5 reward for in.
turtllutinn lending: to l't‘lllill of furn-
isllvtl housekeeping suite. Private
lmtll. Reference. Mrs. E. General de-
‘lnrry. South Norwaik.
“’AX'I‘l‘le—nGirI or woman to help.
‘Hk" care of small child and 110':
light housework. Applyto Mrs. R. M.I
'l‘cnlly. 36. vaiown avenue, Nox‘waik.’
fl . TO LET i
'l‘() l.li'l‘~—.'l rooms, all improvements.
inquire 25 Lowe St.
TO LET—~Two rooms and .bath. hot.
and cold water: gas. heat and elecd
tric lights. Furnished if desired. [ml
quire 74 Fairfield Ave. *
FOR RENT-«Store on Main St.. Nor-
walk, centrally located. Rent ‘350.00§
or will divide to suit parties, Callt
267-4. I
T0 LEE-Furnished room. Bath. Hot
and cold water. Board if desired. 6
Livingston Place, near \Vest avenue,
' south Norwallt.
TO LET-ero office rooms in the
Keeler Bldg. Steam heat and run—
ning water. inquire at Keelers'-
Shoe store, a
. ._.... W
'I‘O LET»Flnt 3 and 4 rooms in cent
qr of town. Inquire Shoe store. 81
South Main street. i
04.;
FOR REN'lt—Flve room cottage fur- ,
nished. Alf modern improvements
and use of garage. Phone 1781.
TO LET-Nicely furnished rooms in
pleasant home. facing park‘porch.
near trolley to seashore. Large airy
rooms: rates reasonable. No. 2 Union"
Park. or Phone 19.
SOLVENT NOTICE
twill-t of Norwalk, .ss. Probate
l‘uurl. April 22. A. D.. 1922.
labial? ill Connecticut of Nel'ie K.
It. HUS, llate at Manchester, England.
‘ ’ ““889! - E
The (‘ourt of Probate ‘for the Dil-
tm-r of Norwalk. hath limited aild
:lilutved six months fromv the date
in l'l'fll for the creditors of said Bo-
mm to exhibit tlielr claims for settle-
ment, Those 'who neglect to ”8311
”1...... accounts. properly ~attestéd,
ullhlll said time. will be ‘debarred. I
l‘l'l'OVt'l‘y. All persons indebted to
Salli Estate are requested to-make
”mm-dime payment to
“’ll.LlAM M. MEREDITH,
Administrator
or '
TAMMANY a. (BONNERY.
‘* A
FOR SAI.E~»—l’.llOdt‘ Island “Pd hatch-
ing eggs $1.00 for 15; $8.00, 100 dc-
.lohn l‘-0\\'kcr. Highland avenue. South
Norwnlk. Conn.
FOI: SALE——Storc on Broad street
Stamford grocery. fruit and ice-
cream store. rrlc’o slsoo. Inquire 799
Atlantic street. corner Lipton Place
FOR SALE—City farm, 16 acres, im-
proved. Good barn, several rout-
buildings, unfinished cottage, fine ..
location. Price $6500. Telephone 1861.
FOR SALE
ol‘ .
FOR RENT
‘Shore property at Harbor View
Beach and Compo Beach.
Three family. house all improve-
ments. Price $6000.
Two family house all improvements,
.lain street, Norwalk. Price $7000.
O‘BRIEN as sort
4 South 'lialu Street
Telephone 977‘ South Norwalk Conn.
FOR SALE
One 7 Room House, all improve-
:nents, with two good building
' ots.
One 2 Family “House with im‘
provements, centrally located. '
1
J. Ill. LAYTON 8: C0,, lNC. ' l
5 “Railroad Avenue
FOR SALE ’FARM'
in town of Norwalk. House 10
..rooms' with all improvements.
~Large-barn.» 23 acres of good:
land. All kinds of fruit. Vi’ell io-I
cated. Price $10,000.
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
1—7 Main St." Nor-walk.
. Real Estate. Inasmncer'
» PUBLIC AL’CI‘ION
Household goods. Wednesday. April
26. 1922, at 10 a. m, sharp.'Estat_e
Carrie M. Brown. Opposite R. R. sta~
tion.’ Cannondaie. Conn.
Consisting of roll top desk. beds
and bedding, carpets. rugs, kitchen.
parlor and dining room furniture;
library table, chairs. 1 upright piano,
1 pipe organ. mahogany dressers,
candle Stands. dishes. glaavrare. fire
sets rain-on. boakn book cases and
other goods too numerous to mention.
Sale per order Lewis RwHur-ibuttg
Nelson 8. Hurlbutt. executors: John
K. Finch. auctioneer. . t
It stormy. sale next clear day.
N. BF—"Reside‘nts of town of West-é
port are requested not‘to attend thirl
auction owing~to health conditionsdn
‘Iflfll . “mid. , ..
LOST—Monday. ‘ait'ernooni between
§v¢§fe~2mdeeitge~wsmmlm. .
a ,‘ contan {moneyand papers - , , » . _.__
of value.‘ Reward fif returned to Motor Department. The. Somme-L
. . prease give particulars for cleaning
Wham “fl“.lii'mgnme" 1920 model Ford oll line between-2
_—"—-'
transmission and timing gear.
- READER.
‘L, B“. tlg. r: I» ‘ Ev.
~ Juw ,. Mower)
, " “ ‘ * “Phage-11633
- 'WlS;BAWDERS‘
T315031? ‘3 '
in street, So. ‘Norwal
8 North llla
rConn. enexflightrup.
methodsfiat very. reasonable prices. __ .
" 1 ”l attention given to cleaning .
and ' repairing lsdie’s' ~ garments. 'We Mom" -*)P“"*‘°"‘-‘Th“ gaunt“—
gunrantee satisfaction and prompt at- . . .
tention’to all orders. Give us a trial! ”the ”39*“ ““d ‘3 3 "‘1‘ a ”“3
. EXPERT AUTO LIECHAN'IC
: Will overllaui'and repair'your car
in own garage. All makes ‘0: cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed..Phone 190
It will be'nebessury to remove. the
timing gear cover also‘timing gear.
Then use Wire and compressed air to
blow but theobstruction. If this does
not prove succesliiul. then it will ‘ be
necessary to remove the transmission
k” case andv‘vmrkbitrom the other end of
Ft “19‘3““: the pipe also.
so .hyn'moden m not a_ma{;.one. _
Recently I found my oil running low
rerun-gettingany (cosh oil‘ of the.
- Lright-kindr- lmfiteth bonu- kerosene
with transmission oil and used that.»
The engine did not pull "er Well. but
I got home. ‘On moving one of the
spark plugs. I found the cylinders
badlv carbonized. " Why is this? Is
THOMAS J. VCROTTY
Not-walk, Conn.
Tel. 3714 »
Plating good
Finishing-on Brass Beds; «Automobile he’ drained rout ofrthe crank case and
Every fresh oil of the rightrg‘radc used im-
~59 Stevens
Trimmings
gDescription.
and Work of
there anything ”else It shouldhave
done? '1‘. 0.
You did the best thing under the
Circumstances. but the. mixture should
medlately. Transmission oil will not
cmns'rmmclmio
, Commercial Building. Mrwalk. 1 to
Tuesdays; Meadow. Thurs~
aye. Violin, “Banjosfit'ndolin. Hawai-
Ukulele taught.
ments sold on easy payments.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality “laden-5;: gutters and
your order for- your-spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
Remombtg'ona’gmcgmggnai Quality sucking sound and the engine will not
With Expert Service.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbingé—Heatlng-‘Tinning
Phone‘473-3
56 “'ater Street.
South ‘Norwalk
Famous lnternarlonalOnePlpe Heater
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Estimates Cheer-fully Given
Miller &. Bergow
5 Hartford Place
.. Tel. 1423-5
ROOFING '
Asphalt. Shingles. Roof Painting.
and Repairing 7
3-ply Heavy Slate Sui-faced Roofing.
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green '
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street
10 Spring St.
So. Norwalk . . . .
PLUMBING -——TTNNING=— HEATING
Country \‘Vater System. inanges'and
One—Pipe Heaters .
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR,
21 Taylor Ave. 80. NorwaJk
'rn'UCKING
Local and Long Distance Trucking
of all kinds.
Daily trips to New York
NAGGY BROS.
71 Cedar Street
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
'CARRIGAN A: FLYNN’
(Ofllce Leary & Co.. B. R. Ave.
So. Norwalk
Home Tel. 303
FROM THE FACTORY T0
- THE HOME .
Mattresses, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan, Also renovating. satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to inate the trouble in several
Nonwanx MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
“no degrees Fahrenheit). as' it
breaks up. leavingcarbon in the cyle
indcr head and increasing friction of
the moving parts. Always carry an
extra. supply of; oil if there is 'robm.
for it on the car.
Motor Department. The Sentinel;—
l have a Buick and would like some
information. W'hen I press the ac-
celerator pedal there is a hissing or
respond. This happens only occa-
sionally. There is plenty of gasoline
going to the carbuetor. The engine
will run line*forawhilcybnt'then will
begin to buck and fire ill the muffler.
This usually happens when pulling
hard. Can you tell me where my
troubles are? REA DER.
The air valve may be out of ad-
justment or» caught by grit. Adjust
the vane spring to make it stronger.
The bucking and ‘ explosions 'are due
to one or more cylinders missing tire.
This may be due to air valve trail...
bios. as stated. or compression or ig—
Shingles. nltion troubles. Only a thorough
search can reveal the cause.
Motor Department. The Sentinel:—
I am told that present day ignition
systems are what is known as clased
circuit systems—that is. the circuit is
closed for a longer tl'me than it is
opened. The Ford. I believe. is an
open circuit system and. therefore
does not make much drain on llat~
tcry when one is used. Please tell me
why a cloned-circuit. system is used
and if it ,does not, make too heavy a
drain on the battery. even though
. the generators doemch‘rge the battery ‘
all the time. If the generator fails.
will not the ignition system exhaust
the battery in a short ime‘.’ R. M.
The present systems give a‘ white
llot spark at the proper time for lg-
lliiton instead of a shower of sparks
extending over several degrees of
crank movement. At low engine
speeds they draw from one to two
ampercs. but as the engine speeds up
the amperage is. reduced to one—half
ampere or less. This is due to the
fact that the interrupter is in con-
tact for a very short time.
Motor Department. The Sentinclz-
My car has a disc clutch in oil. V‘l’hen
it is released a scraping sound comes
from the clutch case. and when it is
engaged it slips. I have tried to elim-
without resull. “’llat would you ad-
vise? READER-
WILLlAM 1".
. This week I am offering Homes at
. 5' . ’ . ‘ g v
mi-(lgus‘g.nlliflgo(:i§: $9523?Cash $1000 Renting. jailcr atlhe New HM?"
House. (3 Rooms. $3000. Cash 318th
House. 6 Rooms. $3600‘Cash' 8600
House. 8 Rooms. $3600 Cash._$2000
House 6 Rooms. $4000 Cash, $2500 _ __ ll
House. 6 Rooms 340th Cash, 31000 ”mm ”1P,” '
House, 6 Rooms $4000 Cash. $1000 ' '
House. 6 Rooms. $4500 Cash. $2500 NOTICE
New House. S_Roon$: 4 up and _4
down. Electric Lights. Furnace. W’ell
Pump in house. Lot 120 3122. Price ~regullr’Yee is provided by “law for.
$5000. Cash 82000. . ., .
WILLIAM 1-1. Hor'r ‘
Real Estate. ‘ 79 “wellington Street Dogs-may
Telephone 435
NEW ILLAVEX. April 253-11213
Mary A. eKating. wife of Edward P.
county jail. died suddenly while at a
card party. last nigh from apoplexy.
Mrs. eRilly. wife of the sheriff. was en-
tertaining at. the time in her room ad-
“ REGISTER YOUR. boos
each dog not registered on or betore
May Isl. , ' '-
' court room. -Wall'St.. in the First
ORDER-TO SETTLE ACCOUNT ‘
Norwalk. “‘ 58.
Court. April 24, A. D.. 1922.
Estate of William J. -LeCount.- late
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased. ‘ -_ *
Ordered. That the 'execntrir‘exhiblt ”Er
her administration account to this -- District. of Norwalk; ss. Probate
031“" ‘°’N:d’“’fi“emv gtggw3 Oour~ t. April 19, A. D..-1922.
occur I" wont ; , m ' seam .7181
'May,‘1922; at 10 o‘clock’mrmonrahd Estate of in B' 8'
_ that all'persons‘mterested inJaid Es The Court of Matti?!" “Rpm
“trial. fisMhathifilltedmnd al-
vlowod-‘six months from the date hers...
ofrfor the creditors offnflgxte ta
-wuto‘tlefi"m" 01'" _ Fm ,_ , ' _, ., . ' .. “111281113. ,
m wnmnm‘ wvmoeneaeni’wmh “‘1 ‘M‘fl"? " 5 ., ., ~
n . 1 l :1.’ ’ . ”it ,‘ w:
“ HENRY WJGlteoonv; f’ mm “”3"" tmedmgi
Manny be notified 2. tumor, the
executrlx will-cause nus forder w: be
published in a newspaper having. a
circulation; in spill District. at. lea
five days before said 3rd day
‘ or tinnitus.
“ m; .1
Ward. in the afternoons ot' Wednes-
’ 4 day .. and Thursday, ' April 26th" and
27.11.».me 2:39 until '5; O’clock.
“mite '- Dated at, Norwalk. April 24th. lséz.
HERBERT R. .SMTTH.
SOEVENT NOTICE
ofNorwnlk in said district}: decea’s
.mmvm widow a"
' ‘ M? All persons indebted waistcoat;
V .21 items-ted iomkeimnsedin‘te-pays“
. ‘ t
District: or illuminant'grobato
our 11. 1522. ' .,
Grimm Gwfiobinson late - ‘
otNor'alh. fireball! Wot, deceased. *me
The‘fltfilrt (it"‘PmbaEi for the Dis-
trict of Nor-walk, hath limited and
allowed six 'm’dllthf'h‘om the. date
hereof-fof'the ,
‘tate' to exhibit tum-‘fwrsaflei -
ifient. mate who neglect
~ntent to ' '
. ,p -m Iii; .
__. , U L t I ‘V
373W ‘ macs Guam" 6 . ‘ . -. "3M “Ilium i 1
- . ' SERIOUS, WARNS omcnn i, ‘ mt Willi? an“ ; , “mpg
said they broke i t - ' , - ,
accessories store 2f oghgrzgfgggbi}: This almost universal desirenrtor North Mlanus. Saturday night. Th.
ll h tom rature r“ulre« ‘ _ . » _ -. -
”and the ‘ g pe eq ‘ Long Hill. Friday night.~wene hem in Wand climaxes has lead to em men “(re represented by coups!
'oilicial circles today.
ways .
mow HAVEN Jansen-s wm‘: nmsl
A penalty ”or $1.90 in addition to the“
1 in» the torrid“
Town Clerkd
' into new ‘three hens." ' ‘ifbnr'
.) .
t w
(gm-em Asked to 0.“ Con eren For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair ' - WM Mfg- 1‘8
- mi fiew Wt cc to? night: \Vednesday cloudy, prob: _y The funeral services of Mm-BIHJ. .
HARTFORD: A'Pfll ass—Declarin. showers“ Moderate northwest win Lee. widow ofCharles Leg fill to
thaw” sttuaziolt in «Connecticut? he‘cOmirrs variable. ’l‘hewesteni 1d _ - held at 2 o'clock Wednesday attor—
{o be‘ serious, Dr. . John '1‘. Black. turbance is moving slowly cast-ward vapours-om nthewhemc of— her W.
’ ' ~ ‘ - . ‘ .- .~ . ' Eversie'v nve~
(state ”iieflfir Comlssioner, said «35- and the front edge of the ram area 1 rederick 'Saunde’rs. 8 ’7 ,-
. terday that he *would ask Goveznor is now as far east as Ohio with cloudy nue.‘ Burial Will ibc in the My
Laké‘to‘call a contemnce' Of State and‘ weather hxtending to “renew New plotin the East Nor-walk cemetery.
County? "health tomcat, to oonsld‘ r York. Pleasant weather. .‘continues ' . ‘
further ‘méagures to beaken. 9 along the Atlantic coast from Florida "A BODIHOF’KGIBHWM
"Smaflpdxhas become. epidemic in.» to ~Mainc. 'Areus of mighpressure are HARTFORD. Apr“ 2§.—Thebo¢r
Connecticut," said- Dr. Black.~ Arnie central over the Middle. Atlantic of EdithAnder-son.~ drowned firth-the
situation is beyond ‘thocontror of the Tom?!“ the Bfimh'NWVESL T39 ”95““ 0“ East Hartford Hm".
“ ~ m ‘ ‘ ' ~ ‘ . ' found yesterdaY‘bSr hu-
_ ordinary means used to ”vent its. temperature is rising slowly from the April 14 “as _ ,
In any event the job .sprea‘mngg- Since Januar‘v‘I there has :Glrlf‘nolthwand to the Lake region. brother and a fnend who were in L
beenfiive deaths» from the disease but is still- generally below normalwm The gar' l's dingo rswwerellghtiy
tour in Bridgeport and one in Dan- nion‘grthe’north‘em border. '5 clasped. to so'me bushes which she
bury.'_1‘ne&1lsease is no longer or the . 5 had H1622}?! ”mil“ filament-pt
mild type. 'It is developing into the - . ' ' along by e curre ' 9‘ y “‘3
>old~fashioned black hemorrhagic ‘ A WORD OP-WARNING. roundabout two hundred feet from
» - -—-—-- the scene of the accident:
:mflltxikthewgilscegsg" a more serious Unfortunately-tho. fill-Menu” The-girl was drovn‘tcd following the
There were 21 new cases of the l! to take rather too keen a deligi&in upsetting of a canoe when the fresh-
disease reported in the state last the spectacular, the fantasflqx-tbe et was at Its height.
w . . . - - ;.- t. mincu ous. .
szxl‘tt’foultccn at them in lalrileld The average*~person Item!“ ‘9‘. ‘ :Rldl-SNV'ICEi MEKt'HBLD
4 museum-icon lite he Wants to . GREENWICH. :AptihQieu—Bfll at.
. feel.“ke¢_ju'hfln‘ s'jlelceé eating: $10,009.. each» I'l'as vfixed’ by Judge
whole mince pie and singing untfltho James— R. blend. gtodm when“
BRIDGEPOIIT. . April 2.1-3.11“... wee. small hours. bound over' to the Well! count:
Killgely, Myron Dickerson and (Gorge . Hg also enaoys going to the other Superior Court. Frank. Rocco iand»
9" ”we" ““ ”°‘°“g‘“g “m “1° ""im°t‘“'l’a§"‘°il‘§géi?.§ Té‘lécfli lfi'éi'iii‘inié’fia‘éihéé‘é’ 5.230%:
were arrested at otsford. where It is“ gent on .0 cy “I‘M Brunofi’ndwrflelmbnrmre at
“mu—é..—
’3 mirror: mnomuy
$500 for a court hearing two weeks cesslon of fads even along the pro from South Noni—am.
hence. today. Spencer is in the hospit’ mi" 939‘ “:09‘3’3Ce- l
tal with a, gunshot wound. ‘ Just now the fad is to get rid 0‘ mm
’ Sheriff Beers claimed the man have teeth. If one has ‘ boil he is 9“?!” _ t ION
told of their trip to Botsford. Brom- “‘0 3 “1°11“ “1° '1“ “m limit/hat - ; Is _ ’
bersl‘identifled'some of the articles? ““93“” ‘“M’Mh:7 3"“
. - khauel‘lflmfimlmim’ ’tlllfllb . L. . .
wnlcnnetno trio brought back in: one Blight I :9, I 35 . *HEAD CAM .
‘ after trying his latest-experiment in A H '26 1
. ‘samrm mgr ”mo-CHECK “the’mmmre‘orsenlonme. tron Pr r 9" 922
BRIDGEI’ORT. April 25.~———E. W. W" ma“, raisins, hr?“ “‘3' “m At 1:00 P. M. Sharp
Yah told the police Saturday night. yeast, he “mime“: the same “1' rd Avenue-East Not-walk, (:L
that he had lost a check for $3.000 fice' L. 7 on HOWE ' h
drawn on a= Boston bank and $880 in 3° 3°“ so let 1" this groove MI I will 8811 for WW
cash r thew m'hmw~ms_nm draw well entire head of milch cows and M
Today an envelope Addressed to he? “‘1‘“ for 1“ Edna“ to h“. ‘ stock. About 18- éows are m?“#:
"Mr. Marshall" was left at the room- mm pulled. . ing. some fresh calves by 911:!ng
ing house at 49 Cortland street. It Was Think all M”. large “mm 0:- They are a CNSS‘ between
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what Mr. Yah said he had' losa. He 6301110 4189303413“! be” med ”1 and Jersey. therefore prodm .m, _ 7
had been rooming in the house. The 5‘“th rid of 3 tom-h which m 1". quality and quantity in flow 01111“.
.envelope and contents were turned {Willie-mare system, but this am home 1mfvagy'iegvy5 producers.
not» mean» that the extraction or say One. two year om better: as... ;
._._—..________ ltooth will pututhe r«sftlnmitaltism of ‘itl heifers. ten months old, on: 3.95:“ . ‘
LONDON. A ril 25. (Associated former 0“" 3° .ect m‘ , Bull fifteen months old. I e . nee
Prefisl—There ils) reliable information. ‘ Teeth are-natural. they 9’0 useful. of the cows are Spnngers due in
declares a Central News dispatch they inhabit better in their 0'11 W‘s freshen in May, .‘flhme and Julyhm
from Genoa today. that M. Barthou. W deammnt til-BB “3111138. opportunity to increase your card.
of the French delegation. received which man has invented, they stand ‘ with the right sort. Also two!”
over to the police.
. - . . . t make a generous return 0! toil and Louden Stanchions. (me two 0
instructions .10 msxst upon the ends pleasure; they always do the best they wet 838 e, large
contained ln Premier Pornc'ares . , _ 7 horse p0 engin_ _ M
speech of Monday can under the cite, mm. as. one stalk cutter, large sue.
The French delegation. says the ‘Theretore the sensxble course : to This will be a. hummea". Don't-em
message has declared it would press “1“ is to consult “in your dentist. ’0 the day and date. If stormy first hit
for a 48«llour ultimatum to Russia or as to ‘rgngwileltlgitcgcmmmcelgnfl da '.
else brea kfrom the conference alto- Wat?
gether. ' n ' u"
Premier -Poincare‘s speech created wfifleafittfiatfgggfisaem a: *7 .
great consternation ill conference “on” only“ p Se that particular tooth may.» “11833683. PM
circles it is added. ‘ . . hm ~ . .
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THISK LlQl on l.‘ mean; is Inf“ “5°” , . Green .
FAIRFTEIJ). April :5.—-Samuel A. "my this “- !. [hm D.8. . no”, $4.00 Bag, 165.11”, __
Dacia. who has a saloon. also has :1 Cabbage PM“, sl‘w P:
' Hundred
pnrnn O'HARA. Prop._
EMORY P. SANFORD, Aucam
safe in the place and does not want. to
give up the combination of the latter
to the police. The latter think there - E
is evidence in the safe. Dacia is held 5-, _ . ‘5 >
under $500 bonds on the charge of
keeping liquor. The police are tilink- ,
ing of getting an expert to open the
safe. chlanwhlle the safe is sealed.
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PARIS, April 25 (Associated Press)
lh—Premier Poincare has not adopted
any plan for the further military: oc-
cupation of Germany in case of a de
fault in the German reparation pay-
ments on May 31, it was assorted-4n ,
The Premier‘s speech yesterday in
which; he declared France would,,t_f
necessary. undertake alone to see that
the treaty of Versailles wasexecnted ..
in case ot default, is said to have been
intended to make the governments
policy clear and put an end to the ‘
criticisms that France was perSlst- 3
ing in an obscure attitude, , .
There is plenty of time to-conSlder ;
what should best be done to oblige
Germany in- respect «to/v her - engage-1;
merits. it is pointed out, but M. Pom-ii.
care desired to clear the ~greundw 7
right now. before action at the Genoa 7, .
conference on Prime MmisterLioy
George’s'plan to canmit all Euro _
to a policy of hands off other people .5, .
‘térritoriesitmder all circumstances. 5’»
Thel-‘renoh premier. zit-r-‘ms re
plained. considered “unnecessary 3'9 ,
let ’ 'lhe Genoa conference know
exactly thD attitude of France before
the’cpntereuce took a stand which
rthe’ll‘re‘ne’h delegation founditsel! un-
able to approve.
The sentiment expressed. by "Pre-
mere Poincare in his declarations of _
yesterday at Bar-le-Duc were echoed ‘will thrill you With. the part
throughout France by leading public plays: in thé' amaaing drains
men? at ‘the sessions at the general _
councils of the departments. .
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