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TATE Olv‘ CONNECTICUT. FAIR-
FIEIJ) COUNTY. SUPERIOR
COURT. SS. BRIDGEI’URT. Jan-
uary 15. A. 1).. 1924.
Alice 1. Laughton
..iughton.
Upon the complaint of the said
Alice 1. Laughton. praying. for re -
sons therein set. forth, for a divorce
and custody of child. returnable to
the Superior Court in and for Fair-
field County. on the first Tuesday of
February. 1924. -
It appearing to and being 'found
by the subscribing authority that
the said defendant i a tit. from
this state and gone to p rts un-
known.
Therefore Ordered. that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be
given by publishing this order in the
Evening Sentinel. a. newspaper
printed in South Norwalk, Conn
three times successively. commenc—
ing on or before the 24th day of
January A. D., 1924.
FRANK P. MUNICH
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court
for Fairfleld County.
SOLVLN'I‘ NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK.
PROBATE COURT. January
A. D.. 1921.
Estate of Edith H. Powell. late of
Norwalk in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
chaired six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said cs-
tate to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent thelr‘accounts. properly st~
tested. within said time. will be tie»
bane-d a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
THOMAS H. POWELL. '
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Vs. Edgar
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AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale
DODGE SEDAN—Excellent condi~
‘ tlon. reasonable price. Inquire of
’ phone 2863-2 or write Box C.‘ Sen-
tinel Office.
HUDSON TOURING—Late model,
very little mileage and in best
condition. Now is the time to buy
this automobile while the prices
are low. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St.. Bridge-
port. Ct. ,
WE \VII.L ACCEPT—Fords as part
payment for any automobile -in
our stock. Come in and talk it
over. The Erwin M. Jennings
Co.. Inc.. :7 Harrison St.. Bridge-
port. ‘
ll
Slab CARS-—
STAR TOURING. 1923, 3350.
STAR SEDAN. 1923, $450. ‘
DURANT SEDAN, 1923, DEMON-
STRATOR. $1250.
TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED.
SIIUFELT BROTHERS
STAR s; DURANT DEALERS
201 WASHINGTON STREET.
E. NORWALK PHONE 3 4 7 4
Auto Trucks For Sale 12
REO SPEED MAGONS—dl rebuilt——
can be bought on easy payments——
1 Buick Touring 192‘: model—1
Buick Coupe 8350.00. Hayden Auto
Executor. Co.. 56 No. Main St. Phone 1381.
. - - d Bic den 15
ANNOUNCEMENTS “mums an F
. . HARLEY DAVIDSON—Motorcycle
Strayed. host, bound ‘0 model 61. late :3. police motor.
SHEPAIID DOG—Brown. AddrOlS Price $250 cash. Phone 1195-6.
0" ”um” 5‘ Emma“ “”3““ R i in —Scrvice Stations to
Bridgeport. License No. “663. cpar 1‘
Return '° “W"- 38 “a“ Si'eet- non!) REPAIRING—13y experts.
So. No. walk. toward.
auronto'rrvsl
Automobiles For Sale Ii
BUICK FOUR COUPE—alum paint-
cd. in good mechanical condition.
About one year old. Price very
reasonable. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. 27 Harrison St. Bridge-
port.
BUICK FOUR. COUPE—Just paint—
ed. in good mechanical condition.
About one year old. Price very
reasonable. The Erwin M. Jen-
nlnga Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. Ct.
CHEVROLET SEDAN lOZZ—Has
had the very best. of care. Uphol-
stery like new. A'nice little light
car at a low price. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
CHEVROLET—Touring Baby grand
model. 1919. A-l condition. with
good rubber. Fully equipped
Must sel lat once. Westerling. 85
East Avenue. Norwslk.
DODGE — 1922 Station WasojT;
Dodge. 1922 Sedan; Dodge. 1919
(7-
screen; Buick. 1921 touring
pass.) Stratton Bliss Co.. 14
“lost Ave.. Norwalk. 3732.
ESSEX TOURING—Late model.
very little mileage and in best of
condition. About one year old.
Price very reasonable. The Erwin
M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport. Conn. '
ESSEX TOURING—Demonstrator.
in very nice shape. This automo-
bile is ready to take the road at
once and is priced right. The Er-
win M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Bar-
rison St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
FORD SEDAN 1921—For sale im.
mediately. Reason for selling am
leaving town Wednesday. Call 18
Lowe Street. or phone 1874.
FRANKLIN—4 passenger roadster.
Looks like new. In good condi-
tion. Come in and buy. it. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. :7
Harrison St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
FRANKLIN—4 passenger. Looks
like new. In. good condition. Come
in and buy it. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison
St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
HUDSON TOURING-late model.
very little mileage and in best
condition. Now is the time to buy
this automobile. while the prices
are low. The Erwin M. Jennings
,Co.. Inc.. 27 Harrison St.. Brldse-
port. Ct.
HUPMOBILE TOURING—Car in
good condition. late model. Is
very attractive purchase. The Er»
win M. Jennings Co.. Inc.. 27 Har-
rison St.. Bridgeport.
WE WILL ACCEPT—Fords as part
payment for any automobile in
our stock. Come in and talk it
over. The Erwin M. Jennings Co..
Inc.. 27 Harrison St.. Bridgeport.
Ct.
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G 0N MAIN STREET
Live and dead storage for all but
terles. Edward J. O'Brien, 8 Web—
ster St.. So. Norwslk.
MACHINE SHOP—And service sta-
tion for garnges.‘ Oils and gaso-
line. Charles A. Kolligian. So
Norwalk. Phone 015. Home tele-
phone. 1314-2.
O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2882.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
18
MOVING PICTURE equipment set
up and furnished for any kind of
lodge. school and church affairs
for one night or more. Fred Brit-
ton. 218 East avenua. East Nor-
walk. Tel. 3814.
Moving. 'u-ucxlng. Storage 25
NAGY BROS—Local and long dis-
tance trucking of all kinds. Piano
moving. Special van for moving
purposes. Daily trips to New York
City. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.
Tree Spechlists
GRAPE VINE PRUNING -—- Ap-
proved methods hy certified spe-
cialists. Conn. license No. 26. Tree
work in all branches. Nursery
stock in season. Arthur H. Kill~
her, 7 Grove St.
Repairing and Refinishing
UPHOLSTERING—And cabinet ma-
king. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work A
Bergstrom, New I. 0. 0. Il‘ Build-
ing. So. Norwnlk.
Repairing and Refinishing
CITY HALL suon nephews——
First class. highest grade chm. re-
pairing done promptly while you
wait. Latest machine used. Low-
est prices for quality work done.
2 8A
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29
DRESSMAKERS— Experienced on
power machines to make wash,
_, silk and crepe do chino dresses.
Apply all week to M. N. Maye-
hoit 6:. Co.. Mcrwin St.. Norwalk.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR—On
Singer Sewing machine on
dresses. Steady work. good pay:
Conn. Dress Co.. 40 Franklin St.
pHOUSE WORK—Apply Mary Kisle.
Richards Ave.. West Norwaik.
WOMAN—Woman for home work
on hand embroidery. Good pay.
.steady work. Apply Grace Em—
broidery Works. 8 Hanford Place.
Help Wanted—Male ~ 88
REPRESENTATIVE- Permanent-
ly in Norwalk. over 30. Interest-
ing. profitable. outdoor work.
Write Keane 8: Phelps. Newark.
i New York.
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You'll W" “
True was =1
’ was. in: rue-m’
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with finest quality leather only.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 36 North
Main St. (Opp. City tall.)
EMPLOYMENT
4
Help Wanted—Female 32
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Classified Columns.
convenience in finding.
of diflicult y.
These Who Know-How To Count
‘ —\Vill experience no difliculty whatever in find-
ing just what they are seeking in the A-B-C
The different classes of‘
opportimities are placed in 1-23 order for quick
And those who know their A-B.C’s will find
the matter still further simplified.
ferent individual opportunities are carefully ar-
ranged in alphabetical order. -
These alphabetical and numerical guides lead
people straight to the ofiers they are seeking.
The paths of the A-B-C Classified Columns are
as plain as a one~wsy street.
a public servant to everybody—except
who can neither read or count.
YOU will find lots of profitable little ofiers
here which will help boost you over the wall
You will find them as easily as
you can say “A-B-C” or “Onc-two-threcl”
. . _
The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service 3‘
Always Different—In Opportunity
The dif-
‘This section is
those
EMPLOYMENT
Situations \Vanted—l'vmalc
FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS --
“flashing to take home. Inquire
9 Raymond St.. 50. Norwuk.
Conn.
Situations Wanted—Male
86
37
CARPENTER JOBBING——By corn-7
patent man. All work guaranteed.
Phone 2165-12.
GARDNER—“hints position to start
March lst or 15th. Married. no
children. Best of references. In-
quire to Gardner. care of Sentinel.
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
PARTNER lVANTEu—As state dis-
tributor and retail locally for one
of the best medium priced auto-
mobiles manufactured. Must have
front two to ten thousand dollars.
Address. care Sentinel. K. W. 0..
So. Norwalk. ,
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Suplees
49
BABY CHICKS——
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns.‘ Reds. B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. “Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hail
Brothers, Wallingford.
LIVE STOCK—Now booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
S. C. \V. Leghorns. R. I. Reds. B.
P. Rocks. Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains ‘in America.
Place your orders now and avoid
disappointments. J. C. Herold.
Ponus Ave.. New Canaan. Conn.
Phone 439.
RHODE ISLAND REDS —- Pure
bred. single comb. breeding cock-
crals. Leah Brothers. New Ca-
naan. Conn. Phone 157-13.
anemone
Articles For 8.10 6!
INTERLOCKING RUBBER TILE
FLOORNG—Wears a lifetime and
easy on the feet. Good for bath—
room. kitchen. rcstaurant, banks
and hallway floors. Easy to lay
and can be bought for half its
cost. Write Box 662. So. Norwalk,
for further information and
sample.
Business and Office Equipment 54
TYPEWRITER—For sale at a bar-
gain Samuel Alexander. 50 South
Main St. Phone 3560.
Farm and Dairy Products 55
FRESH EGGS—From the nest to
your table. Delivered in the Nor-
walks, 70c a. dozen." Eggs for in-
valids.‘Call or write H. Tboele.
130 VVlnflcld street. E. Nemlk.
Household Good! ‘9
DINING surrnfi—io-piec. American
walnut .new 8165. 9:13 Argonne
velvet rugs. ranging $28.00 up-
ward. Odd china closets. linoleum
and congoleum rum. Very low
rates. Beds. mattresses. stoves and
stair carpet. H. Ash. ‘4 Water BL
Tel. 90!.
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MERCHANDISE
Musical Merchandise till
PHONOGRAPl-i—Genuine new Edi-
son Diamond Ambcrola. Mahog-
any cabinet model with 58 rec-
ords included. Only slightly used.
Perfect playing condition. Com-
plete outfit to quick buyer $50.00.
Only 35 down. Edison Phono-
graph Agency. The Alfred Fox
Piano Co.. South Norwalk.
PIANO—Good playing condition.
Mahogany case. Well known
make. Will sacrifice for 875.00
cash. Write L. K.. P. 0. Box 558
South Norwslk.
Wanted—To buy
FURNITURE—Secondvhand. er ughl
at highest prices. If you hav- any
Junk or metal to sell 've Will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jaffe. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499. "
BOOKS WANTED—Cash paid for
. books. pamphlets. autographs. etc.
complete libraries or small collec-
tions. Write or phone Dauber &
Pine Inc.. 83 Fourth avenue. New
York City. telephone Stuyvesant
1383.
ROOMS AND BOARD
mmsrsrosnsm
Wilson Flats 74
APARTMENT—Five rooms and
bath. all newly decorated. steam
heated. ’hot water furnished dur
ing winter months. electric lights
and gas. Third floor. No. 34
Washington St. Apply to Samuel
W. Hoyt. jr.
APARTMENT—Six rooms. .stcam
heat. hot water and janitor ser-
vice. Apply Gibson Smith. 1 Trin-
ity place. Phone 1117.
CENTRALLY LOCATED—5 rooms».
steam heated. Rental $45. Tel~
phone 1787.
EAST WALL STREET 3—Four—
room apartment “on 2nd floor.
Heat. hot water and Janitor 'ser-
=vlcc. Convenient location. Tele-
phone 3608.
EAST AVE.. 153~Six and seven
apartments, modern imp- ove-
mcnts. Inquire Tel. 10o New Can-
aan. Michel Mattiello.
ELY AVENUE—Corner oi Mulvoy
Street. near Station. new
building. 8 and 4 room apartments
with bath. heat. gas. electricity.
Inquire apartment No. 1.
GREGORY BOULEVARD S—Apart-
meals. six rooms. all improve-
ments on second floor. Inquire
Harry Boyko, 25 Lincoln Avenue.
Tel. 971. Five minutes walk from
C. & K. factory.
LAWERENCE ST. Ill—First floor
of new. house. 4 rooms. all im~
provements. Also 3 rooms at 43
\Voodward Ave. Inquire Mrs.
Beres. 43 \Voodward Ave. Phone
865-2.
LEXINGTON AVENUE 7—Four
rooms. all improvements. excel-
lent location, two minutes‘ walk
from trolley. Inquire 7 Lexington
Ave.
ORCHARD ST. lb—Exiuii apart-
ment. Inquire at 15 Orchard St.
or phone 869.
SHADOWLAVVN INN—Beautifully
furnished. well heated suite with
bath: centrally located, excellent
table and service. Home cooking
refined surroundings. L. M. Mug
aw. 14 Knight St. Telephone 2288
VAN ZANT ST. 89—-
EAST AVE. 265—4 rooms, some
improvements. 39 Van Zant St.
Inquire downstairs. Rent $30.00.
Also 5 rooms 265 East Ave-—
Rent 835.00. Inquire Commercial
Hotel. So. Norwalk.
18 \VINFIELD ST.—i-2 house at
seven rooms. all improvemvnts.
newly renovated. Phone 2019.
WEST WASHINGTON ST. 18 ——
Apartment 5 rooms and bath. all
improvements, Opposne i" cphone=
Bldg. Inquire 29 Putnam Ave.
or phone 852-3. '
WOODVVARD AVE. 75 ~— Eight
room house, all improvements.
hot water heat with or without
garage. Reasonable rent. ‘ In-
quire 120 So. Main St. Tel. 2392.
Business Plates For Rent 75
Rooms “1th Board 67
21 COVE AVENUE—Five room ELY AVENUE—and . unoi‘ SIrPFl.
house. all improvements. Tele- new building. 4 stores. 1 earner.
phone 773—3.
TWO lNDlVIDUAL furnished rooms.
adjoining bath. steam heat. break-
fast if desired. centrally located.
8 Putnam avenue. near West ave-
nus. Mrs. A. I-Ilrtzler.
Rooms Without Board 68
FURNISHED ROOMS—Every con-
venience for light housekeeping,
near center. loo. 7 Grove St.
PALACE THEATRE BLDG—Large
rooms. heated. suitable for office
or commercial purposes. Apply
Clifford Bowling and Billiard Par-
lors. So. Main St.
110))18—5 rooms with all improve.
ments. For particulars phone 908
or 765-2. H. Ash. 44 Water street
SPRING ST. 40.—Nicely furnished
room in center. reasonable. Apr
ply Room. clo Sentinel Office.
127 SO. MAIN Sit—Large front
room. nicely furnished, all con.
venienccs. Suitable for one or
two gentlemen. Call 127 So.
Main St.. or phone 924.
Rooms for Housetcoping 69
LARGE ROOM and kitchenette.
beautifully furnished. all conveni-
ences, for light housekeeping:
beautiful surroundings. Norwalk
1226-3. -
~ Wherewswvinrm
HILL TOP INN—Offers the finest
rooms. near center with or with-
out board. Home cooking. Day or
week rates. Transients accommo-
dated. Phone 2261.
IN THE classified section—if thrift
_you are cravingi-you’ll discover
unlimited chances for saving.
FORTUNE WILL favor the man who
acquires the classified habit of
filling desires.
72
Heat furnished. Road)
Inquire apart-11cm
3 insxde.
for occupancy.
No. 1.
FACTORY SPACE—«6.000 square
feet at 1 Elizabeth Street. Harri:-
& Guns. 68 Water Street.
HALF OF SMALL STOREF—in So.
Norwalk. center. Address r: L
Nurse. 121 Seabright Ave. Budge—
port. Conn.
Houses for Rent 77
FEN‘VICK ST.—5. cottage of 6
rooms. bath. all on one floor. all
improvements; will sell. at reason-
able terms. Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Also can
2074-2.
OFF EAST AVEu—hmtshed bun-
galow. very reasonable. Garage. 11
A. Baldwin. Phone 2490.
Forms and Land For Bait.
WILTON AND VIClNITY—Attrac-
tivo homes. farms and estates:
choice building property. in Wil-
ton and vicinity. E. C. Godfrey.
Tel. 122. Wilton. Conn.
THE WAY you can get what ‘you
want when you need it is to turn
to the classified section and read
it.
70
Offices and Desk Room 78
WALL Sit—~40. large front. second
floor. suitable for any business.
Telephone 1446.
Wanted—To Rent
OFFICE SPACE—Wanted In ground
floor, store in South waalk busi-
ness section . Address M.\V [-1. P.
O. Box 601. Bridgeport, Ccnn.
78—-
FIRST AND foremost among all
your fads place regular reading of
8!
classified ads.
asst. ss'rs'rs FOR shirt
Wanted—rife 'Rém s: ,
DESK ROOM \VANTED- 'n South
Norwalk. store Who-"e part time
services of young lady nlrcad- em-
played as clerk or ofi'ice assistant
could be had for fair connpcnsmion.
Address “’11, care this newspaper.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale
8-!
HOUSE IN ROWAYTON. near rail-
' road. station and post office. Tel.
1878-4.
IIYATT AND FROST ST.—-—~Largc 7-
room house. $3,500. Must be sold
at once. $500 first payment or any
reasonable offer will be accepted.
Phone 2163-12.
ISAAC \STREET—Up-ot-date. two:
family house in fine condition
Sell cheap. Small amount down
George Mitchell. Phone 1861.
ROW'AYTON—Near railroad station
an Rowayton post. office; seven
rooms. Telephone 1578—4. ’
NEW CANAAN HILLS—4 miles
from station. little white house,
5 rooms. no improvements.
garage. 4 acres. artesian well.
Complete listings {or summer
rentals. Price 822.700. Mrs. Ed-
mund Tallofcro, 175 Park St.. New
Canaan, Conn. To]. 443.
\VALTER A\'1~J., NURWALK—z sixflcufls from the store of Louis sen.
improve»- (his.
Lots 30' v
3. Terms reason-
room houses. all
. one minute to trolley.
400 and 65‘ x
no
able. Phone. 2198.
Lots For Sale 85
BARGAIN—Fine building lot in
best section of East avonu‘c. Two-
thirds values for quick sale. Part
cash. P. 0. box Norwalk.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
man im’riri? FOR as”?
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4.),
EXPERIENCED I'NDER\VOOD
BOOliKl-JI‘II’IXG MACHINE
- (J I ‘ E l’. ATO it
\VANTED
Apply in person or by letter stat-i
mg age. (due-alien. experience and
salary desired to ‘
The limifoynuit Manager
THE YALE (c "in. NINE MFG. C0.,
STAlil’l’lRD. CONN.
TO LET
Two stores. 16x71 each, heat
furnished. can be had on lease.
They are located in a growing
section of the city. Suitable
for most any kind of business. ‘
Two new apartments. 5 rooms 3
each. all improvements includ-
ing heat. good location. not ;
far from the schools; for par- ‘
ticulars, inquire of
J. M. Layton
& Co.. Inc.
-'-Realtors-—
Insurance Thai Insures
Phone 35 Railroad Ave. ,
l
FOR SALE
Two family litlllrt‘. East Nomnlk.
modern in excl-y respect. Five
rooms and bath on first floor
and six rooms and bath on 2nd
floor. Very good location.
Modern six room house. with all
improvcnitnts in Iiil‘-top sce-
lion. I'ricc reasonable.
Canty 65 Co.
Realtors---Insurance
17 80. Main St. Phone 830
i
4; [05 $85,000
FOR SALE
8 room house. some improve-
ments. 2rd District; Sl.000 cash
price $4.500
6 room house. improvements. 2nd
District: centrally located. 33,-
000 cash. price 56.000.
8 room 2 family house. improve-
ments. 3rd District. $6.200. cash
:$i.500.
Ten room 2 family house. 3rd Dis-
trict. imp" $4.000 cash. price
7.000. ' '
TAMMANY and NIHILI.
Real l’siste and Insurance
123 \Vashlnglon Street
Phone 8344 or 3409
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Vim
6mm
YOU :DQm'A
LEAP value.
By L. F. Van ZELM
Am'r
Too,
SYOUll-is lllilll
m STAMFORD
FOR ROBB ’l
Cells; Awe T
Overcoats —— Stores.
Robbed ‘
STAMFORD Jan. its—Fine youth '
ranging in age from 16 t.» 22 eon,
maimed to have been implicat‘nd a
a series of thefts during Lhe Ind
Meek, are under arrest nero :ods'v
charged with burglary. ’ IV
They are Jonn Smith. 22.. or"!
Ban Street; John McMahon. 1:. of
70 E3.“ Meadow Street; .Jonn. Ikk
deck. 18, of .72 Hawthorne Sheet;
John Morphy, 17. of 37 l-uil Street.
and Archiles Bartholomew. is. at
In St. John Place. All are held wini-
out bail pending an investigation.
All of the youths admit police up '
to the theft of an automovuu from »
Lunn's garage on Duty Street last.»
Sunday night. In their ocnfhsaion.
tl.cy say they drove to Last Hart
Cluster where they stole I} over-
.an at 103 Mills Street. \Vh-m ar-
rested yesterday tour of the. lad.
were Wearing overcouis. which Ken-7
nan identified as those italen fmlli
his store.
They admit robbing other stores; ‘
police say, and all are said. to “18'
police records. Robert 'l'linousuon.
1.“. of 41 St. John plaCB wasnbo
mken into custody, but no ‘hm
has been preferred agains'. him-
The following places wart. obhed
b.’ dllIcrent members of the 6,”
the police say: Grocery no.9 at 16!.
Jt-i‘ierson Street. Dec. 13. John J;
\‘.'halcn, residence. Shippnn Avenue.
and George 1:. Faucett. store. Main
Street. Jan. I); \V'alden m :at. market
l‘llu Street. Jan. 15; Go ‘dou more.
Hawthorne Street, Jan. 1!; Dunn‘s
garage. Atlanti and Pa "J‘ic store.
Glrnbrook. Kennan store, liar Port
Chester, “'est's lunch room. Spring-
dalc, and Serra grocery slate at 770
I-Jlm Slrctt, Jan. 19. On January 10.
Mam-s4. . ,
they stole an automobile awn-«i by
‘V
.u.
‘.\’.~ber and on Jan". 16 they
_ xgitd to rob a store at 3' Elm
rt . ; o\.:’.4;.l '3’ Carl Guano.
rm ACl‘llESS
GETS lERDlCT
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4
irhlndlaine T r a v e r s e
. Sued t‘oai Operation
i 0 :- $222,500 f o :-
Breach of Contract
', 14- -."~il58 \lad-
act-
,xs .- ; .. 1;' :11. - J: Snlilh
: .* iuillre
-o-'.pany
\. 1 .‘urt
.IC b3.1.:.(‘ 11“; ;:. ....1.
13.3.: _ .. 1;. .1. ‘~.;Jn. re-
lC(]\t . u . . .- . ‘ yester-
any .; '3 if .;'> x ‘l Luiol'c l
,. g. . -3. rifled. L
'.\ its to -i 32v Intel‘-
‘ _ “hi-:1: i-lli lurinx’
JL:Z..'
l;..iI ‘
was brought train the rivers that
li‘t‘)" had ugh-ed. and the lustits re-
turned to the bvnch.
)iiSS Traverse alleged th‘st Esiith.
“ho is a. “r‘a‘lhy coal and oi. {per-
a'or, inducxd her to give up 5 con-y
tract uith the Fox film Int-Test].
aching for salary on a siding scale
0: from $750 to some a. arc—.k .by
uttering 10 form her ow;- commny~
and star her at $3,500 a ween. ,Vlde
who agreed to give her Samuel) flock
in the new company, she said She
contended that the contract was
oval and sought to prove by cites-IV
that the agreement had been entered:
into.
i
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1th.», :ctdl judgllitlil to about. $86.-
‘ 0L0.
' The a raid 2.1.; returmd unex— i
, petiogw :i ' . .‘v - 1;}.ch KIQU or- f
.dtretl 1:.._- , y line. a. :2 sled .
\‘if‘diCI. to .1 'Vvle‘d I"-'s;1.~, andv :
Lad lct‘t ihi.‘ It, .I‘l. room. ii? had 3
L‘UlL‘i) gone. linen-r. when word s.
B:
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HEALING mull _
STOPS film
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MONEY
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Norwalk Chronicler