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ORDER OF NOTICE

‘DIIS‘EISIBCT 0F NORWALE

. ATE COURT ' '

A. D. 19_24. ' ADGUST

Whereas written a

,' ppllcation h

been made to this Court for admit:f
isiratlon of tho. estate of Frank
Miskoley. latc obNorwalk, in said
District. deceased.
I Ordered. That said application be
,hcard and determined at the Pro—
bate Office. in Norxvalk. on the 5th
day of September 1924. at 10 o'clock
forenoonz and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons in-

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Business Services Oflered 18

PAPERHANGING DECORATING-—
Largest assortment in finest Wall
Paper. Work done in lowest figure

#81:: White. 85 Lowe 8L. Phone

VALLERIE’B harness — Daily
service between Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local trucking.
Norwaik omce trolley exp. Phone
676-3. Danbury onlce :2

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Tree Specialist.

 

 

Stayed. Lose, mind

LOST—Black hunting dog, with
brown betwocn eyes and on legs.
Answers to name of Jack. . Re-
ward. Cal11264.

AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale 11

DODGE BROS—1 Dodge Bros. Sc-
dan, 3450. I 1923, Ford Coupe A-I
condition. 1 1923. Ford open de-
livery. chcap. 1 1922. Ford closed
delivery. A bargain. P. R. Gregory
Dodge Brothers Dealer. 14 West,
Ave., Norwalk.

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1923 Ford Taxi.

1921 Cadillac. 5 pass. sedan.

1924 Cadillac. Imperial 7 pass. sedan.

‘ VAAS'I‘ BROS.

Cadillac, Jordan. Hupmobile Dealers
Show Room Service Station

 

“’cst Ave, Chestnut St.,
Nor-walk So. Nor-walk.
Tel. 726 Tel. 1360

 

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FUNDS—1923 Ford Suburban. 3..
1921 Ford Commercial, $125, 1921
Ford Touring, $165; 1921 Ford
Sedan. $285. Call at 9 Hamilton
Ave" or Phone 1145-13 Nor-walk.

NEW—FORDs—USED
Buy your Ford now.
Jos. Hollywood. 7 West Ave..
Tel. 2900 and 1369-4.

35,

 

 

USED CARS
Ford—.130dgos—Stu-rs-Oakinnds
CHEVROLE’ES
New and. Used
Terms to suit the Purchaser
AUSTIN'S GARAGE

Phone 1959

 

. USED CARS—

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OAKLAND TOURING.
NASH ROADSTER.
DURANT SPORT.
FORD TOURING.
FORD RACER.

REO TOURING.
DURAN’I‘ SEDAN.
OAKLAND TOURING.
CADILLAC TOURING.
Chevrolet F. B. ROAD.
PAIGE TOURING.

1923
1922
1923
1922
1920
1919
1922
1 22
1918
1918
1919

ALL IN PERFECT
CONDITION.

P. J. DI PIETRO.
47 WEST AVE. NORWALK

Garages—Autos For Hire 14

Msgnetos. Starters. Generators re-
paired and installed. New Beech
Ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 11! 80. Main St. Phone 8“.

CARS WASHEIJ
SIMONIZING DONE
ON AUTOMOBILES
GEO. OLMBTEAD
WASH. ST” REAR MAHACKEKO

FORD REPAIrtINts -- by experts.
Live and dead stoma! for all hat-
terlss. Edward J.-O'Brien. 8
Webster 8:. So. Norwalk.

CONTRACT MACHINE SHOP—’
and garage. Welding and cutting.
Service at all hours including Sun-
days. "Go-Gas” and Sunoco motor
oil. Charlie Kolligian. s Steamboat
Place. foot of Havilsud at. Tel
916. Nights 2916.

Rim—mus stations to

O'BRIEN 0AM washed
on short notice. Phone 2882.

.. BUSINESS 8387.105
Business Services Offered - 18

NAGY BEIGE—storage. Local and
long distance trucking of all kinds.
Piano hoisting. Special vans for
moving p ‘ ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818

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BOSCH MGNWrAll makes er‘

ternsted therein by ublis Conn. License '1‘ es M
order in a newspaper? hat-12:33 21?? No. 3‘ r em:
ciilaiion in said District, at least TREE WORK
five days before said' day of hearing. 18 MY
HARRY w. GREGORY. SPECIALTY-
Judge. Phone 3346 s. Norwalk.
ANNOUNCEMENTS Repairing and Refinishing 29

 

AUTO TOPS—Trimmings; re-Ip-
holstering of closed oars. Reason-
able prices: best service. A. Hair.
corner Woodward Ave" Grove St.
South Not-walk. Phone C88.

 

 

Laundering 24
LAUNDRY WORK—Wanted by
Home Hand Laundry on 12 Day

St. Phone 3081-3.

'Repsirlngnndltennishing 29

CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING.—
Highest quality work only. Every
Job guaranteed. Hours 7 a. m. to
8 p. in. Try us once and you will
come again. 36 N. Main St. (opp
Cit! Hall).

UPHOLBTERING—Ano cabinet ina-
king. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work. A
Bergstrom, New I. O. O. 1'. Build-
ing. Bo. Norwalh.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

time.

' Such an individual

Sentinel because——

classified opportunities.

 

Doing one Thing 'At A Ti... ~

‘ You have been. advised frequently thstpthe
' way to do things Well: is to do one thing at 3

That‘s. good enough advice—but it DOES
seem to overlook the needs of the individual
who wants to get many things done. .

the A-B-C Classified Section of the Evening.

Here is a place where one can do one thing
at a time and still do many things in a minute 1

The alphabetical and numerical guides in
the ABC Classified Section enable one to
locate dozens of opportunities in a short time.
One can do one thing after another with great
rapidity when the “things” consist of finding

You’re missing Opportunity’s invitations if
you fail to read the Classified Ads.

The 11.3.0 Ola-sided Ads
Always the dams—In lorries
Always Marat—In Opportunity

68 Wall St.

 

 

 

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Minerals

WHY PAY RENT—When you can
own your own home on a small
cash payment? Six rooms and
bath, very well built. good look-
ing and fine location- Cash $1,500.
cogtg $5,500. Total expense. per
month $28.50. If you were rent.-
ing it would cost at least $40.00.
Call at omce and see how easy it

. is.

 

E. A. STROUT. Inc..
Phone 3658

 

should regularly read

lots lbr sure 85

 

WHY PAY 83.000?——for a lot, when

$1,000 will buy it now. Shore
property on Great Marsh. Build-
ing lots. 50x100 on channel, fast
building vicinity for 81.000. A
rare opportunity. Easy terms.
John Knapp—Wilton 63-2.

 

ON RAYMOND TERRACE—Two

building lots. restricted
tial section. Phone 2999.
cash.

residen-
Terms

 

68 Wall St..

ON GRUMMAN AVE—Plot 250 by

296 with collar 36 by 26;
ft.’of timber. $2.800.

E. A. STROUT, Inc.
Phone 3658

8.000

 

GEORGE flUL'lzinAk
Carpenter and Builder
Window Screens
Making Screens s. Specialty
R. F. D. 37 Phone 1045-12

84

 

USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE

 

fig-s" .
ceilings. plate glass snl— _
fronts, hardwood floors}
improvements. The sperm ,_ ,
have modern apartmun

The roof is to be felt and A
the heating will be with M
estimated cost is 820.000; '

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

MLOYNENT

 

 

 

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good, plain cooking. Phone 1677-
or apply Home for Aged.

Solicitors, Canvassers. agents so

AGENTS WANTED—To take or-
ders direct from consumer for our
90 styles of fine hosiery. Address
Lawrence Knitting Co. 2 Charles
St.. Methuen. Mass.

WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES—
Sell Madison "Better-Made Shirts
for large Manufactured direct to
wearer. No capital or experience
required. Many earn $100 weekly
and bonus. MADISON MILLS, 562
Broadway. New York.

INSTRUCTION

Muslim, Dancing. Dramatic dd

VOCAL —- Isabelle SiausorfiBlbbins.
will reopen her vocal studios in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

East Norwaik and Darien. Sep-
tember 2nd. For particulars
phone Darien 353.
LIVE 8T0“
do

IIUSKEY BABY CHICKS—J’ly-
mouth Rocks. Reds. Ducklings.
Laying hens. Poultry supplies.
Best prices paid for live poultry.
Phone 405. “'eston Live Poultry.
32 Main St., Norwalk.

 

from farm to consumer. Killed to
order and delivered. Also strictly
fresh Sterile eggs. direct from hen-
nery. St. Clair Poultry Farm.
Phone Norwalk 1955—5.

BABY crux—3:3 per hundred. two
weeks old :32 per hundred. Bred
to lay stock. Hatches weekly.
Barcd Rocks. R. I; Reds and B. C.
W. leghorns. We‘ will also book
a limited number of orders for 7
months old pullets for June 1st.
Delivered. Herald's Poultry
Yard. New Canaan. Phone 439.

Wanted—dare Sect 50

NOTICE! WANTED To BUY—All
kinds of cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking

 

 

LIILK FED BROILERS — Direct .

 

Help Wanted—Female 32 ”BOMB!
EXPERIENCED -— Lillliners and Wanted—10 m, “ Apartments Ind mt. fl
Copyists on sport hats. broiut 5; TO LET 6 0 ii i
- e , —- OBIS. -
l luiapp. South hornslk. Conn. FURNITURE I cone-none. sought merits, ”nanny 1°:a‘ed-mg?::e
‘ ‘WANTED—Cook. one who can do n “85‘“ Pm”- lt W“ m“ “’ 1531.

junk or metal to sell is will also
pay high prices. out or write
8. Jane. 81 Fort Point street.
Phone 49!.

HIGHEST PRICE! PAID — For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to H. Ash. « Water St.

BOOKS AND BOARD
Room. was sou-a

VAN ZAND'I' 81‘. s. a-rurnished
rooms with all conveniences by
day or week. at above address. 11.
Ash.

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Rooms Without Board as

 

FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Can be rented by week or
month. All improvements. Steam
heat included. Phone 1628.

ROVVAYTON HOUSE—Nicely fur.
nished rooms. Rates reasonable.

Phone 2089.

SO. MAIN ST.. 127—2 pleasant
rooms for gentlemen. Sunny and
airy. Inquire at same address.

mmwm 69

'1‘0 LET—Two furnished rooms for
light house keeping: 18 Osborn
Ave", East Norwalk, Conn.

REAL ESTATE P03 BENT
Apartments. ms:- ‘ u

APARTMENTS — Six rooms' and
bath. all
ward Ave.——Also 6 and 6 rooms on
Concord St.—All newly decorated.
Inquire 12: Woodward Ave. or 56
\Vatcr St. Phone 473-3.

FLAX HILL ROAD
all up to date improvements.
quire on premises.

 

2 4 9—5 rooms.
In-

improvementk—Wood- .

 

 

FOR RENT—3 rooms with all im-
provements. Separate entrance.
Rent 818. Beginning Sept. 1st.
Adults only. Can be seen any
time at 21. Merwin St. or phone
2183-13.

But!!!” I’ll“ for stem 75

BUSINESS PLACE FOR RENT-—
Inquire at Gottlieb's Clothing
Store, 12 80. Main st. Tel 314-0.

RAILROAD AVE. 55—Store and
furnished rooms by day or week
and also halt a. house at 21 Cot-’i
tags St., E. Norwaik. Inquire at
M. Pascale at 36 Van Zandt St., E.
Not-walk.

Houses For Rent

 

 

 

 

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Our entire stock being sold at
marked’reduction in price.

ALL MAKES & ALL KINDS

Fords, Dodges, «Buicks, Oak-
lands. Overlands, Gray, Stude-
baker, Mcrcer and many
others.
ALSO RECONDI'I‘IONED
HUDSON AND ESSEX

COME IN AT ONCE.

Th e

Erwin M. "Jennings Co.,
‘ Inc.

27 Harrison St. Bridgeport
Liberal Terms:

 

 

 

 

 

 

RECONDITIONED
HUDSON and ESSEX
CARS

These cars are like new and will
be sold at a great saving to the
purchaser.

We also have other good used cars

I SEE US TO DAY

I THE

 

 

 

 

ERWIN M. JENNINGS

 

FOR SALE

'FARM IN SILVERIiIIIN'E-——:\bout
fifteen acres, bounded by river.
Good house. consisting of six
rooms, good barn, etc.

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TWO FAMILY HOUSE—Located
near hospital. Just completed.
Every modern improvement.
2-car garage.

Canty 89° Co.

healtorsmlnsursnce
17 80. Main 8:. Phone 830

 

 

COMPANY, Inc.
27 Harrison St. Bridgeport

 

 

 

 

 

NEED DIONEY?
We Loan $25 to $300

According to Your Wants

PROMPT, CONFIDENTIAL

AND COURTEOL‘S SERVICE
City or Out-of-Toun.

EASY MONTPILY REPAY-
DIENT AT LEGAL ILATE
1 INTEREST.

Loans on Household Furniture,
Real Estate, Salaries, Auto-
mobiles.

No Service Charges,
Bonus or Fee.

 

 

Public Loan Corp.

 

 

 

FOP. RENT—Six rrcm house. All in:
provements and hot water heat}
Inquire 257 Flax Hill road. 5 min-
utes' walk from station. 5

NEW 6 ROOM HOUSE—Never oc-J
cupled. pantry. hall. bath. g'is.
electricity. hot’ air heat. in beauti-
ful section. 5 minutes walk from
library. Has cellar, on Grand avo-
nue. Rent reasonable. Call 2928.

REAL ESTATE ’03 SALE

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FOR SALE—1. room he...» all im-
1 provoments. 5 minutes from Nor-
I walk P. 0. 85.500. Small cash psy-
. meat. P. O. Box 78. Norwsllt.

1 REAL scram ros am
Houses for Sale dd
GOOD BUY—Very nice

center of town:
only $9,000,

 

 

 

 

 

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A VERY
I ten room house.

. every improvement:
} cash $1,500., ‘
E. A. STROUT. Inc..

68 “'all St.. Phone 3658

 

FOR RENT—Four rooms and bath.
All Jmprovements. Apply 4 Edlle
Ave. East Norwalk.

FOR RENT—Two apartments. four
rooms each. All improvements.
One at 24 Van Zandt Street, the
other at 6 Fort Point Street. In-
qulre Mr. Sopshin, :25 East Wash-

 

 

 

' FOR SALE—Coal range in good con-

Also girls' winter coat with
4 Syca-

ditlon.
silk collar, size 12 years.
more St.. East Norwalk.

FOR SALE—New oak barrels and
kegs, paramn lined. 6 gal $1.60. 10
gal. $2.25. 15 gal. $2.50. 20 gal.
$2.75. 25 gal. $3.00. 30 88.1. 83.25.
50 gal. 84.00. Steve Reynolds,
Scribner Ave. Phone 2854.

Household Goods 59

cows for beef cows. Notify 8am
J. Freedman. Phone 1659. 11182011 St-
1133031139181: NE‘V APARTMENT—3-room mod-
ern shoretrout apartment. con-
Al'tidel “1' Sale . 51 venient to‘everythlng. Rent 820.
' Adults or Small family. Apply

evenings,
Beach.

TWO APARTMENTS — Five rooms
each. with all improvements. on
Spring st. Apply Mrs. N. Garfield.
32 Lowe St. or phone 592-8.

7 Elliott St, Marvin

 

To LET—At 8 Hamilton Ava. a. 5~
room apartment. all improve-
ments. Newly decorated. Two
minutes walk from station. Phone
2599

cu.

 

 

FOR RENT—Floor with 3 rooms—-
and bath, electricity and gas, good
section. Cheap. Inquire 19 Spring

 

“mm“ “‘4‘ ”mm" QUARTERED OAK—dining room
CT! suite, buffet, china closet. table and
J AU); 5112:?!” ‘ four chairs. very reasonable.

Tel. 21083.3”, Norwalk ' Phone 3455- ' Hill. Phone 2928.

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Dorothybamit

FINE HOME—7 rooms and bath.
oak floors. fireplace, water and
every improvement on Danbury
road. 8 1-2 acres. about 1.500 ft.
of brook on property. A line
home; only $8,500: a. good buy.

E. A. STROUT. Inc. .
68 “'all St.. Phone 3658

FOR RESULTS list your property
with the strout Agency, 68 Wall
St, Norwalk, Conn. —

SACRIFICE—Owns raving town
7 room house all improvements.
two car garage. large lot. splendid
location. easy terms. D. 8. Hull.
Haviland Block. So. Nor-walk.

SEVERAL HOMES—44mm several
very desirable homes on Ohio
avenue: every modern improve-
ment in a section you would like
to live in. $13,500: terms.

E. A. STROUT. Inc.,
68 “’all St, Phone 3658

SEVEN . ROOM HOUSE-Lincoln
Ave., in flue ponditlon. All mod-
ern conveniences: hot air furnace.
Lot 45 x 125. Price very reason-

 

 

 

able. Home Realty Co., phone
511.

 

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, Beneficuil
Loans

 

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Credit Up to $300.
You curberrow from us on
your home furniture left in.
your keeping. t some
ready cash to meet extra
summer expenses. such as
vacations. taxes. painting
the house. etc. No delay—-
confidential and self-re-
specting. Many of your

neighbors are sum
No endorse" are required.
Arrange your own terms of
repayment up* to 20
man if desired. Only
lssetuvvflulf interest.
or your copy ’"l'rue
Story of a l...oan°'in Pic-
, sures

‘ Beneficial Loan Society
1 F 27 \\'all St. Phone 333:
' ‘ Ono-’hm Sold-yo: to!

 

 

 

 

 

Room 203, Commercial Bldg.
Call, \Vrlte or Phone 3031

30 WALL ST., NORWALK

l'nder Supervision of the Slate
Banking Commission.

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TAXI!

For Instant Service

 

O’Connor Taxi Co.

Every Passenger Protected by
. i Liability Insurance.

 

 

FOR SALE
Desirable building lots on Adams
avenue. good residential section.
for particulars

Ask JOHN T. HAYES

 

New 6 room house. all im-
provements. One car garage.
First District. Easy terms. Price
{7.000.

10 room house, of! West ave.,
in Second District, all improve-
ments, $8.500.

Two family house, well located
n Second District, $7,500.

TWO family house. Third Dis-
trict, 36,000.

J. M. O’BRIEN

4 SQ. Main St. Phone 977
K

7 Main Street Norwalk, Conn.
Real Estate—Insurance

 

 

 

 

Building Activities
During the Week

The following Norwalk building
items are reprinted from the Com-
mericai Record:

Electricians Arc Licensed.
. At a recent meeting of the city
council here. it was ordered that all
practicing electricians in the city
must be licensed before they are al-

 

 

lowed to do any work. A board of

 

examiners was created for this pur-

 

FOR SALE

A six room house, city water.
electric lights. fruit trees and.

grapes. Lot 60 x 115 and an ex-
tra. lot 60 x 97. For particulars
inquire at the office of

J. M. Layton
, & 00., Inc.
Insurance That lnsures

uncalibra-
Phone 35 Railroad Ave.

 

peso, consisting of two master eleCc
iricians and two journeymen electri-
cians, who shall have had not less
than five years at the trade. The
chairman of the board is the build-
ing inspector. George S. Hubbell.
The plumbers in the city have been
required to have a. license for some
time, but this is the first move that
has been made towards licensing the
electrical men.

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Stores and Apartments.
Work has been started on a. block
arranged for two stores and two
apartments, which is to be built on‘
First st.. by J. J. Vena, 74 Stevens

 

 

ASK ANY of the regular readers of
the classified section what they The front will

think of its service.

st. From private plans it will be of
brick, 36x52 feet, two stories high.
be of a. tapestry.
brick, and the stores will have metal

 

 

 

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roof of shingles, and will cost

on Norman

ldcfcnsc attorney.

 

 

One-Family House; _
J. Hadik, 31 Benton It»:
contract for a one-family
for Margaret Cromely. to be

 

on Ohio ave. It will be on _;
galow type, '

of frame c
26x32 feet. one story high.

$3.800.

 

Six-Room Deming. "
A six-room dwelling will he'-
ave., by D. We
that will be of frame co
24x24 feet, two stories high.
ed for one family. The walls. _
roof will be of shingles. and
cost is $6,000. No contracts
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CHICAGO, August 30.——If ,
Justice John R. Caverly imposes. ‘_'
death sentence on Richard L055"
Nathan Leopold. Jr.. for the” T
der of Bobby Franks, the def
will start a. new fight to save: _
youths from ‘e gallows. Pt ‘
inary plans are being made a“
The State's Attorney‘s office is '
plating plans to ward of! their!
in the event of a death senteime; if
There are three methodswri
which the dc‘Iense can stage?!- 7'
to snatch the youths from the? ,
lows, Samuel Ettleson. for so"
years Corporation Counsel for
cage and personal counsel
Jacob Franks. father of the
victim. explained. ~ ' .
1. The defense can ask foil,
jury to pass on the sanity 013
youths on the ground that they
become insane during or slide} '3
trial and sentence. - " ':'
‘2. Appeal 'to the State 513 ’
Court to set aside the rulingfifili "
lower court on the ground 0!? i A
3. Appeal to the Governor?
commutation of sentensc. ."_‘i.‘..‘,
Gear-y Case a Precedent. “3‘
There is a. precedent in C
on -t.he first plan. Mr. Ettleson
plained. This is the Eugene G”
case. w:
Geary was convicted of mu:
ing a man here in 1920 and.
tenced to death. Afters.“
vain battle to have the sentence.
aside by the Supreme Court"
tense forced the courts to in:
:1 Jury to pass on the sanity of
It divas held Geary became

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trial and the date of sentemifl't
jury returned a. verdict of ill
and Geary now is in the State
lum for the criminal insane.
\‘i'hilc Clarence Darrow.
refused _
ment. simply saying he would All
his utmost to save the be“ 1"
death if they are sentenced‘fw
gallows. Mr. Ettleson said if;
this would be the second step of
defense. He believes the def
first move will be to go before
Supreme Court and claim error»?
both steps are unproductive. an '
peal to Gov. Small will follow.
Ettleson believes. , ‘.
tales Attorney Crowe said that ,
Justice Caverly sentences the '
ers to life imprisonment the-*-
could do nothing about it.

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STAMFORD. August 80'
One of the most sensational
ever made by the local 90 ‘ ‘. .
partment took place shortly at“;
o’clock yesterday afternoon on '
pool-room run by Albert S. p
of No. 83 Crystal Street. The ‘ "
room located at No. 418 Main M
was filled with those awaiting the
suits of the baseball game Ind __
races when Detective " ' ’
George McCarthy, Daniel '
Patrick Tierney and * Pa
Richard Bolster and Henry}? :‘
entered the building
Swarming upstairs the officer-
ed and told those present to
against the wall.
When a. final checkup was'“
‘it was found that there were
one frequenters. in addition to
bert s. Cohen. the proprietor.-
VVllliarn Coulson of No. 81 _’
Avenue, who is said to bail."
out the racing sheets for tho '
of the establishment. Cohen In ~
ed with running a gambling .
Charges of accepting racing ‘ "
making returns. were " _
against Coulson. The tweed! _
cal men who were arrested; "
charged with frequenting a ‘j
house. Cohen and Cortisol.
leased under cash bond of. '
pending trial in the one.
Tuesday morning. The, ‘
were all released pendin'fid‘f
under bonds of 850 each. '
, ., a: ;
Wale tr area‘s.
(National Automobile
The woman operator in"-
dent. going fifteen to , .
an hour, saw a boy in the? . L7
gutter. The boy on '
across the street and was
front bassoon. ,She‘i,
slowed dbwn to ' i
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