Treasury Balance
\\'.\Slll.\'(i'l‘0.\‘. Oi'lohur 258.9—
L7nitod Stairs ’l‘reasury nrrt bul—
nncc at. close of nuaim-as October
35 $303.53ilfitil.
EAST NORWALK
.WW“’I1'ORK; Oct. 2S.—-»i.connrrli
Rhinollnder, famous niubmani
ltuumptlvo heir to many mil-l
.ll disinheritetl by hisparr—ntsi
.punllh out. for marrying Alli-o
on. of 'ew Rochelle. last year. 1
(Th. plight o {the in'idrgroomlWi“
W“. eiopemont sturtimi soriotyfi
,h announced by former Supremel
putt Justice Isaac N. Mills in
, .‘ its Plninu yesterday. At. the. same
law Judge Mills asserted that. Mrs.
‘Mnelander, the _clubman's thll'illls-
- bride. is prepared to admit thrtl _ ’ . .
.1. colored. \\ origmon ()pt‘l'iod many a suction
lThO dOllble rel'elatiou mme duru rm" llii' nmv road on 12:23! mmnuu he-
~ T0 Bruno
Read;)r(ll:g:bl¥lraflli:
men’s Carnival
“(1.lj;1(umi}iil‘l‘l litull‘filrlilil.‘ only.
on to defend her husband's suit!
3‘ annulment of ninrriagv} Fred—1°
'nder's application for
r ll'U‘,‘l\ that atti‘lupi-‘rd to pans ort-r
I not deny the ll‘Olil‘f'. Tito ontirr I‘tlst.
out: that his Clio
l'opcntetl Ninth-
nt no ionm-r'in-
ll she in not a. nvgrn.
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“I; andhcxplalnod: . .. . , the Community llall last night. The
" rice is mmrlagc. mung 1mm“ . lurgr‘st vrowd. slur-o the opening on
nder has been disinhr'riil d W 1”“ 1 Saturday night, was prostnt and lit--
mily. H" 0“"15 ‘1 “91‘0““ “MM” 9" i mrtling to l‘opot‘ts. the. out of town
" ”m” 825.0000 “l“! hi“ 01"." ”'1iiir'mwn had tilt" "timr‘ ot' tllf'll‘ lifv."
- mtion'of increasing ”‘1'” ls “l ! Late in tho t-rcnini: thr‘ visitors hit
a death of hisiathor. when
‘3’ receive 3300.000 from a trust. ; thoy came. going along at full spot-d
hOUKh his “Jill"? M“ ('Ofllltlf’l‘rlund the Slrf‘li blowing continually.
4 ntrol ow-r it now." ‘t'flllh‘llif; a numl‘wr of rcsirlr‘nts to
‘Mi‘. Close askcd tliut $13.0itll gill-:wondr-r wilt-rt: lhl‘ "tit-v" was,
ional counsel lt‘f'H lw :iwartlvri tiici ‘ =’
(6.. Mr. Mills i't‘iorteil: Oscar l), St-hultz, [Clint “\I'iillt‘
{“1 have had lli‘t"$ilgiltlrit'1.~4 mam» : butchc-r. and his son. Arthur. were
England and lndin into Mrs. f llllntllls l't‘sWdflb’ Witt
, l inclander's ancrdry at a mat (“1.14mi rcportvd irraitrlt ot a
,V 0.000 and now the inwstlgations! " ‘
" a worthioss lif't'iitist‘ tho dot‘cnsni
'. ‘l's utc hr“: wio‘. Th' lirtii . ,
"Slim-ink “.0 In?“ flound‘ “10“” t night watchman at tlp- \ ouniza ll...
‘ - that almost over) lnrmhcr of ht‘r l company.
ily had been rogistcrvd as a ne-i
v
lt‘rank i'. l'ttly m
Square. has resigned his position u
r,
Elward "olgan. of tho Huber lf't-
. I. m, . - 4 .~ - _
" f‘Whm lllllnf‘lillldi'l‘ left his wifr.f:41]($311133:pfigkziriindgcpon' “m
was not convinced of tho irutha'um avenue yt-slvrtlli)‘.
’ reports that she was of nrgro w.,-...-...
‘ood. so he wrote tolling hvr ingot,
0 beat counsel possiblt. lie has!
id her $300 alimony rvc-ry monthl
|d he paid $3,000 . fauna-o] i‘ms ‘
tho ground that the cam; \\':I.\ dii-‘ “ CDlelTlU “1”" a "m? Sat'mgf?”1ex
i tor the «Imployt‘s and triends oi \lc-
.‘tiahon and f‘rrrnlnx of Orchard
stroot. manufacturers of lace cur-
tains, pill talio plnr‘e tonight at l
‘ iur Day Festival 1 I r K n \ 1
. o'cnri..t trd.ivi“~ ll..'l‘ ’ill
§At K0 0f Ca Clubhouse I The .‘lql'f‘r'tli‘ ‘iq giie’i‘i afrlintirtltly‘"‘nn:‘
‘- . — .tiir: girls of tho mmpnny have work-
' tl‘hr: l\'. of «2‘. will hold a tour-day ‘ ed inird to inuire tonight's (wont :.
tlval at the. clubhouse, on West Silf‘t'I'FS,
it“ 5% nue. beginning tonight. (or the S. l-ngiiiton.wiii represent the com.
r hell! of the nrlw building fund. pan}- and .roscphin Chriatiano ani'
irhursday night. will hr- set aside';« committee are in charge of ar-
Employes of Curtaii
ulf. and extraordinary.
known “8 the ”C(‘tllllf‘ll 0t (.‘ath- rangomcnts. A number of Ornfiial:
“'omen Night." .‘lomht-raofthe from the main m'i'icelin New Ynt-i:
- hell, in their desire iovmalw thr‘ urn expected to be present.
-= lr a sucgess. Will present a slit tch:
ighbors." by Zona Gain.
1 .. hose to take part in the play two:
Deaths and Funerals
. dma. Nellie lift-Million; Mrs. Anton Sznlm.
i ”l' Florence 5km“? M‘s" ":l'ml" 'l‘lio funeral of Anton 5AM”). who
! {trier Griffen: Miss Moran. (“410.1de suddpmy ”5...,“1” morning will
,-0 Donnelly: invz. Ahhiw Ann
.taltr‘ plat'n tomorrow morning at 3:30
io'rlork from his 11th“ home. 6‘: Bloati-
.ow sti‘f‘f‘l. and from St. lattlislaus‘
iti‘imri-h nt 9 o‘clock. interment will
7 on; Miss Ellsworth. Mary llow-
; Erza Williams, Mario smncnr:
er, Anna McMahon.
direction of Anna McMahon. il;tll]k‘ll‘l‘,\'.
rusting" Lost-Is DUT.
_ ichael Gamliin. or ‘Icynmm'
1 . -t, a, plumber notified the down- . .I.
a police that a stock cuting die
THE .\'l:1\\‘ I‘l'hll’lill.
'i‘iit now llast Norwulk lire puiiip-
_ will be unloudr-d tomorrow. A
mechanic. from til" Amnrican Ln
; been stolen from him. while he F‘rant'r‘ Company will in: in this city
~ working in the rear of 95 LOX-tuna will tnkv f‘liitl‘g'.‘ of the unload-
"on ai't‘i’illf‘. yr-ntedny afternoon. inn.
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0F...EASl AVE ‘
Saturday '—« F i r e -‘
0 play has been (:Oaf'ilf‘d undorii... in the family plot in St. Mary's;‘
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argument before Suprcmu (‘ourt'twt-rn \\'mtt‘id fitl'f'l‘t and iivrrsley lhllt Adams ltl"“'l0ll’1‘ . _
.ttcs Morschnuscr on Mrs. ititiit--;axt-min, for the use of iroliay (are of the firms int-i an l'lltflllh‘h rrook
The road of— ‘who ntif‘llllltf'd to
iit'iuls statmi that any plvasuro t-nr,to join him in thr- thvi't.
at: P. Close. counsel for ”m bridal’h“ mutt would be topol‘il‘d to the lit. told Adams that
swtion third the
.thv road. honcrt-r. is cxpcctrd to he while
UDt‘llt‘tl for all traffic by Saturday. 't‘ormntion about tho _ivwi;lr,\'. Adam»:
MI Mills. rcprosonliu: young . . ’
“ ihlnelandl-r. ol’llloard inrrm‘tslu: ' A group M “hm” n “01“.“ mph" Lmit
.319 counsel fees grantmi in the
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FOR lHilloF:
DON0llUE Gills
Old-Timéwamk Be-
lieved .to Know an .
Muskie-$6.83. in
JeWelry ;
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dictmont for compounding it felony
in rccovcring $t1\.’i.000 worth of jow-
oiry stolen from .‘iirsfiames 1’. Don-
ahuc, has turned (nor to the poiivt‘I
a man dtvscriitrd as Frank Atlanta.
who was later committed to tho
Tombs. as ll; material witnves.
Officials to divulge
statements of Adaina mudv to mom.
A story minor} virculation during
the day, although it could not. be
ronfinrnd from any ofi'li-iai nourm‘.
to HIV thvi’ts
i-rfuaod the
lil“l‘.‘~‘lliitlt' Adams:~
tho >ltii'j.‘ hail
lit‘ liml fullnn-i
Donahuva tram l'lurnpl- add?
on tlifir lliln'r (ilttliinwl 111—.
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The lilialisliinau.
l‘i‘llll‘t‘il lo ilI‘lp rum-1‘
and latvr t-riml un'i
it was raid.
thn (’l'lit'it‘
il‘mrn of the East, llavvn t‘iru depart- isupccssi‘ully to lntt“l't“!li polit‘t‘. in ”11'
intent visited the l-"irvnir‘n‘s F‘nir nt.stor.\'.
Atlztnis is l\UiI\\'ll to llllllt't‘ :itll
Po<-l;_—I\im"l;td Dillon." a Slit‘t‘-lllU\\'-:
or who had sl‘rw‘tl st-wrul prison‘
terms. lit- iirst lit-mint: ill‘lilillllllllli‘
With the lfinglish t’i'tll-ii ht- nit'mmli
its lltt‘ Donulnw iilll'f \vlnlv thry;
both srrrlug terms: in Sing"
Finn; it was said.
lit‘t‘t'lliiy Hunt't'ii I‘m-chill an
onymous ir-ttgr said In llll\"
urittvn lay Adams. in \Vhlt ll llt‘ mid
he liliI'W the ihit-f and lliilllt'tl liini..
Later Adams trivphunmi Stalin and.
:ill-
lll‘l ll'
.‘iiddlvtownfw‘m porsum‘ll-tl i.:_\' the prirtito rim.
t‘.-\~.' 1,“.dsr’Ltt3t'til'o to Visit him and lntcr to li‘ii ‘
tile stori in Hip pnlti'v.
Tracy Hanks
tL'onitnur-tl i'i-nu l'; 1:". into.)
of Strawberry me and ltltt‘le'tl nu- owr into an LOI“
MW and strippmi mo of all my i-ioth-
es. except my uudorwrnr. They look
all of liurrvlti‘s mom") and min“. with‘
the exception of 324 whit-h iiurold‘
Firm Dance Tonightrhaa plut'ed in lwtur-vn iriei lliltl"l'-
wear and his: lug, This Was found;
who-n wr» iutcr lof‘lllt‘d linruhi's ltUdy.‘
Threatened to shout“ _l
“Altt'l‘ inking ml‘ mont‘r and ninth-E
inz. the man hit the box rnr and:
as [boy were gottiux rowdy in no. nnf'
of them ini'ormt'd me that iiwy‘
would he in tho nr-xi lunx car and ';~
that if i attrmpiml to gt-t out. tiiryi
would haw- lllt'll‘ guns pointing on“
the door nuttwouitl shoot mt". They
asked mo who the othrr fI-ilnw Was:
and. after thinking. i told them ill
was a put of litlllé and “v w- it‘- going
to tifonueclicut.
"Ono of thrm llillll'ill'.‘\l me- that
they didn't thinkmy l'liil would roach i
Connrmicut, but that if i did what:
they said. i might not homo. again. i
‘fl‘l’ith this the mrn left. till: car
and wired i'hr: door uftor tlwm. After
waiting it. short. tinn- l stnrtul in'
work (In lilt' dour, Oyll‘ll"(1 it. and thou
climbed up onto tin“ box car and
worker! my \my tun-ii to the caboose.
~\\'lit‘l‘(; I infn'tt‘mrd the train crow of
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"Tliry worn unable to stop the.
train until it rmr'hrd a small junt-
tion to allow :0 panama r train to
Tim tuizlnt-rr of tho it"‘lglll
train 221W :1 lilf’SllilI-Z" to the cngluv-
or. of the Daf‘Sf'llgl‘l‘ train, by hand» i
ing it to llllll on a whip. but thryL
did not loonto the body. Tin- t'l‘:l,’:ht .
train want to ilorarr; Kansas. and
at the brink ofday another man
and I set out on n. lliillt] car alt-ii a inuglr'r.
NEW roux. bans (l\l’).~'-;.\‘t)dl -
Scaffa. priVaté det‘c‘ctlve’. under ln~ ‘
.“ hf’l'“
would not.
‘ll'lt‘iil anti lllt offir-inh ill-1‘.-
llon-t- ('I‘tl\\(l!~' “'(‘lI‘UHN' H. R.
return to tho humrlnntl after his mltcnslu- trip throughAl'rlcn and tho
Argentine. lie is .slio'wn hero lentinz II. M. S. llcpulsc and with him
are tho ilttlm nl‘ \ork and Prince llonrr. , ‘
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wont hurl; mr't' ill" I‘Ullti‘ liflllid
t‘rrigitt train and “lit‘ll l‘i“l.l' lu‘uduH
.t'oloradu. iouim tliv lrudr tying in
:llv l‘ll.’<ll"‘.‘l. .
.\m. IA‘Kltill (”\(‘n Aid
brought tho body into liads.
llll‘ Amt rmm lmglon thorn
'i'hr reoronrr hold
that rclonacri
‘ “w.-
100i; t'liiligt' (ll ii.
:in inqucst and ni'tvr
'tlit- body, 'l‘hv- l."i.'l(l'il was very gator!
to mo. llmy put .it :1 hotel 1
and ('ttllr'tl :i doctor in :iltoml me. i
\V‘iicn iitv lituiy int‘t liadu they sent!
an I'M‘t/i‘l of 3.3 morn in tho station
wiih‘ii. ' ‘
' "'l‘hn llOt’lUl‘ at tho inqut-st statml
that (‘lt‘lilll nun liliilobl insiulll. Thu. a
built“ rnt-rrr'd llll' lri't sidr‘ nn.l rump
out tho lilllii. ’t-ithur hll'lltlil': tho“
the iimri or the al‘il‘l‘lf‘s of the
heart.
lli" up
“At llcrnm'nunti l-Zatls a l:1‘li~"t‘:lli
alarm was will out limwlin iii-t mini
and it .lm-vlop-il th::t ~llr'r‘i'i' ligtil'
Itaii piritml twin; is, tori} iu the’
rnzoruing zll‘lt't‘ lht' murdt r in mm of;
,tlit! Mimi] towns mum (in Hill l'li..l‘l.{t‘
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lidtl iit flit‘lii full
of mgranry and ,
\\|‘ll' \\'.Ill‘t"|li
not knowint: that ilit'y
to: murder. lli‘. sale that on.- of tho
man worn “t,“ll‘llll; u llii'lt'lt'lllli“ r'o.it.:
whirli was tl‘ollpht to l... min”,
'i‘hv~ other m in ntrw Illl'kl‘ll up azai i‘
was llllu'll to hit-nth}- itn'm. hut'
i hope that tiny \‘iii‘ll
..y illlti
t‘uuv will. i
"it was a icl'l'tl,-lt" thing to lili\i in;
‘:;tuuli l-y and suit. your lrrolhrr ltlll'll.
_.-iutl iw unnhlu to do n tliinu!
This “as lll.‘ thud trip that it a;
old llilll inudt- out “t'Fl and .t:: tin-t
two hmthvr‘: \‘.L‘!'t' riding llluli'.‘ till
.ihr l-ox car he tuxrl lnformml ‘l‘.'.:-.' y
that it. was tll',‘ List limo. illllt h" w: lI
going out wast and that he wire coir...
lug hark hunt" and .«iny tint-v.
lip was :i w l-lnn of tin \\'w‘l ii
\\':ir. llt\\'iil.t'\:<'\r\'(tl in ilto :it‘lliy ha.
Ashes believed those of a homo
in a. rural school near Corning. 0.
Allison Linwotl. lnniirt-w.
' SCHOOLWFURNACE Hints MURDER l
insr‘t nhm c.
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The (list-(ivory was made by Mrs.
The lmwr pliuin l~ of Min]:
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Benn-loo “right. tout-licr. who workcd with Ohio tuttltm-illtw to who}
the suspected murder.
.art lilterts
Iplants for it. has ln-cn rent.
minariunfii from both the scientific
‘ pcun aquariums in planning the new
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worms BEST.
AQUARIUM-is
BQilNG PLANNED
Chicago Hopes t o:
Achieve This Distinc-
lion —— Commission
Studying Abroad
lty DAVID Dll-TTI.
«lumps» in mm the finest
.illisil‘llilll iu _tl:t.- world. Plans are
twill; JDUili‘ to insure this distinc-
tmn 'or till‘ timv Shedd aquarium
iu built tin-to.
:‘or this i'onkun. .1 npocial mission
vying oi Walter ll. Chuo, asso-
(lil‘C"lur of tin- aquarium. and
\.lli"t$' "vaginal-r for the
who ul‘If- di‘uwl the
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clam
Lt :«ilo C. Si
101‘“.
file two will Visit the aquariums
at Naples. Monaco, lltérlln, Antwerp.
'.undon. .l.eip;:i;:. Broaden. and other
plates with a \iv\\' to studying the
and the educational standpoint.
Special attt-ntton will be paid at
.\‘..plr:i in tllt‘ (-oilnotion of inverte-
‘mntt- spoolmr-ns. siwllfish. jollyfish
and the hill". Methods ham hoaen d9-
\l-lopul thorn for tho ditlntillng
02‘ very delicate specimens.
They will also inwstlgnio the Ber-
lin aquarium whom the only suc~
i-wssfnl artifit‘ui salt water system
in the. world hue lit-on developed.
The London flqltnl'llllll nae devel-
oped a. particulary successful
method of artificial lighting and this1
also will be. studied carefully.
The two investigators hope to in-
t'Ol'pOi‘illf‘ all the pond fraiurra and
dodge ii” the hall features of Euro-
Slicdd aquarium.
An aquarium. liltc a zoo. serves
.1 three-fold purpose. Tho purely
superficial aspctzt is its enter-
taining values. [Hit it also serves as
a source of instruction for hoih~
school children and adults and to
the scientist it is a place for making
important obey-rations and strain-5..
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A specially cquippr‘tl station
has been set aside at l‘irbright.
Surrey. England. to make a
study of the l‘oot-und-mouth disease
The work is undnr tht: direction of
the lt‘oot-and—Iilouih Disoase llc..
search Committee of England. j
The British ministry of agricul-
ture furnished the station'whlch in-
eludes both barns and laboratories.
Research work and experiments will
be carried on with cattle sheep and
pigs, in the hopes of finding means
of curing and controlling the dis.
ease..
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—Advirtlse~.in The sentinel
NECKWEAR
New Arrivals
Silk And Wool
The Newest Patterns
$1.00 ,
Rugers & Stevens
'1'“ ' 0
Norwalk
sromzs
So. Norwalk
Wutpbrt aubucrlbers to the Nurle‘ — g
‘ Home Drive were made public today
ford. Toriov Bros" George ll. Wright.
man. ‘John‘ D. Morris. Jr.. Laurent
' P. Meomun: Henry Wiid's Nurser
C. Oakley. Janina Realulno. Alfred 'i'.
. Violet. Gem-ire K. Perry. Regina W.
Ulrichs,
' Mrs. E.
T. Cockcrott. Elizabeth C. Schettlci‘.
[.
l.\lrs, Marla K.
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} Henrietta Chopin. .
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" frhefifollowiug addittonal names 1
. ~ and
by the committee:
,1“. '1‘. Bedford. George W. Clair.
Mrs. John B. Morris. Charles Buck.
Louis Samoa, Inc... Cheater W. Crawf-
i“, .‘ I'.',"‘.,!
A suit has been filed in the guy
pcrior Court. ”by Williai‘flfjciitleihno.
local contractom ' ‘w- Ruth. VB.
|‘Wiillams of Fairfiel‘d. for damages
of $2.500. ' ‘ .
Thin umolnt is salted because we:
the balance alleged to he‘lluo Mr. ,
Castledins for material furnished
Mrs. Williams at the time her home ' '
in Fairfield we: renovated.
Cribarl & Serena. ltobert W. D51;-
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Fine Arts Theater. E. L. Clrconborz
John A. .Thuyer. Mr. and Mrs. (leis.
:4 ».
Ellwood. J. Sanford Gregory. W. Lot-
The inltiatiop «we:
on tour candidates from the
. [an Council. the dome wot-It .
pet-tarmac by the Seaside “at:
tenth of Bridgeport. ‘ ' '
Harold Paul rendered ‘uvc‘ de-
ilchtful solos and there m'a 1t
roundboxtng bout between G
gator‘and Ernest For
rtanport.‘ g
A. bullet luncheon was served
Skull
" HoadOn ColliSibii '
Fractured in .\ ,’
try. ‘ botti ‘
cit
Diphtheriafl ages
enry Park. Leslie Sniffen. In City During Week
' Gaucnm' My" Leroy D' Four' cues of diphtheria‘ were, re—
ported in Norwstk last week. ao-
corgling to the weekly morbidity re-
port. issued by the State Board or
Health. r ‘
Norwalk led’in the number of,
diphtheria. carriers reported. having
9. tom of ‘89. The nearest to Na
was Hartford with 6.‘ _
TOO DATE FOR. CLASSIFICATION.
eat I?
ford
Farnltam.
Geo. A. Darrow, Mrs. Jessie B.
Jelllfle. Frances Bennett. Frank
Huck. Elizabeth C. ('ockcroft. Mary
h‘P. Hammond. Rosalia A. Brown.
0. W. Fulrchiid & Sons (Bridg -
port). Abbie M. Pattern, Mrs. (I.
Whitaker.‘ . -
' Mrs. l5. A. Wilkena. Jennie ..
Cant. E. c. Smith. Mary T. Posi.
it‘rancel L. W. Mannmn, Ives ifi
Garrison. Lulu B. Switzer.. Alice I-l.
Marchancl. George A. Williams, B.
F. Bulkiey, Jr.. C. Buckingham C0,.
Joseph Adams. .i. Fred Gorham.
llagzeman. Mrs.
John Grant. Antonio Caccumo, Ho-
mer Beers. ‘ . ‘
Dorothy Adams. Leroy Mills. Wale
tor p. Allen. c. c. Heydt. Arthur i1.
CiarkfiCo“ Frank W. Griffin. Jun s
Evn-iy. Turnpike Garage. Churl
Marker. Frederick Taylor. Rev.
A. Hall. Annie. Rice. Mrs. A.
Smith. Mary: Rice. Pht‘be Rice. A -
nic P‘innrgan. '
John D. Lawson. Rev. G. 3. Hate .
Miner D. Randall, Janet Crawford.
.lohn Crawford. Mary C. 'Shustc‘r.
Mrs. Jane A. Wood. George. H. St.
John. Edward A. Godfrey. Mallar-
rison R. Stceves, Helen B. Anderson,
l.iillam,D. Wald. Osaip L. Lindc,
MEN AND WOMEN~T0 work in
fur dressing. plant. Experience
not necessary. Apply Gabbe Mole
Works. 147 Water street. South
Norwalk.
battery in your car when we
can call ”for, charge, and de-
liver youn battery for .. . . . .
:J. B. I—lorton.‘ Edward Lchn. Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Godfrey. Dr, Wad;
ter H. O'Connor. Angelina Mangto a.
David Darby. Mrs. W. Clarke Cror -
man. Mrs. C. C. Miller. employs
Dickson's Plumbing Shop. Ethel .
.untor. ‘ .
for
' Biggest
: .‘v fist-y.
Shriner
/' fit
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--Advertlao in the sentinel
“tr ‘wmn Vittorio”
and it surely will. Will it and you with a, dead
HARTFORD. but. 28 (AP).—'—Ern-
malaise. at, or the West ,
lain; Club, lain-tho 1,1" fora
Hospital with a po'uiblt ”fractured
skull. as the result.“ a head-on .eol-
liston. iahortlr before midnight. last
night of the automobile in “watt driv-
ing south and. a4northvbouud auto-
,mobilo just beyond Goodwin Parka]
Robert Anlnger. 21. «of 18‘ Wang
field road. West Hartford; Mm Mar-7
garet Kelly and Miss Olive .Bilvu.
both nurses of the state Sanitarium,
who were in the machine Mill Fles-
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