SUESBYELAS
B. T. KEiii'bo Claims
$2,196 Due On Local
Consignment.
Bernul'd'T. Kamber.ot New York
city, asks damages of 38.000 in an
action tiled smllst George Byelas
of Bridgeport, yesterday.
i n is alleged in the complaint that
former store at Irving Byelas
in Washington street. this city.
nlllounting to $6,066.15 on consign-
ment and that when a. check-up was
made tollowing tlle tire and the
closing of the store there was It
shortage and losses amounting to
$2,196.09. The detendant signed o.
t-ontract that he would be respond-
blo tor the consignment and pay-
ment has been demanded and re-
l'used.
Tammany and Connery represent
the plaintiff.
Deputy Sher!!! Edward B. Dou-
lens served the papers.
usilty gives Peter
its delicacy cl
m-its welcome mild-
use—its exquisite frs- "
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TOO LATE non CLASSIFICATION
CARD 0!" THANKS.
1 wish to thank my friends and
neighbors and the friends of my
dear departed husband for their
love and sympathy expressed in- so
many thoughtful. kindly ways in my
sad bereavement.
MRS. GEORGE \\'. VOORIIEES.
At the very next ciarar counter
in o m ‘ . l “
“If: fium‘mnlffegfif (25;. | new PASTOR PRESIDES ar
mm on m, chum of bmch mns'r noann )lEltI’I‘l’NG
0 pence. was fined 810' and
by Jud" Freeman Light in the The Rev. W. I. Bowman. new pas-
“ ' town city court this morning. tor of the First Methodist church
filifltm arrested by Patrolman John presided at the meeting of the cm-
' after he had created a cial board of the church in the
Maurice in the home of his p..- church parlors last evening. Only
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. April 22.—
I’nited States Treasury bol-
once at close of business April :0
was $377,363,431.
. rod for motor vehicles.
lino plaintii! placed goods in the ’
Mb. Water street. last night. routine business was transacted.
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, Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave, Cannon St.
\ «inning;
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BRIDGEPORT
is
The tollowins were issued April
30. 1920. List compiled at the ot-
iices of Wooster R: Davis. potent
.lauyors. Bridgeport.
John ll. George. llrilllzlpoll, dis.
trihutor tor ignition systems.
livl‘lnann ll‘. Cllntz. llaril‘orii, .«irm
Otto .‘l. Frederic-keno. Il.llll'o1-d,
conduit ltollphlli:
Thomas A. Mason. llirll'nrd.
nlemlphrne.
ll‘rnnklin ll, llnrt. Nov. ”Mon
soeivet switch.
Joseph J.
root.
llllrrv l‘:l',::-. T'illill llltH‘il, I-nk i'ol
gonr-shll‘t ion-rs and tile illu.
Ix’lapl‘l'l, liittliltii'tl.
lillrolli l’. lionlo. :‘ll‘l'llllll. lit't'tl'
or pad.
I’l‘l‘ll S. lunlllish. New Limillill.
‘fccdilllr lll‘VlL‘ll for pl'l""4‘l‘.‘l.
llnlph U. l‘il'illilllt‘. Hominid. inp-
botlrd or similar lll'lll‘lt‘ illusion).
Strayer Tells Lions
About World Peace
SI l‘llyl-r,
('hilrlion ll, Mllu i‘llllL‘ll-
llCill of tho Nol‘lvlllk Hlellnl, Spoko
on "World Peace" at tho lulu-hooli—
meeting of the Lions L‘lllli. which
Will! held )l‘hft‘l'lliiy Ill. llm lioytsl
Jltmcs lllll. Mr. Hilllyl'i' iUi-l that on.
operation by .\lili'rli‘.i will lnlp to
brim: lllmui M'tll‘lvl lit-um. liulliiln:
business was ililll:«lI(-iI-ll all Ihrv mort-
lng.
l Deaths and funerals.
Nanny ll. I’lslll'lu .
Th..- funoml 01' Miss N.|ill.\ ill
Fisher, who passed away 'l'lil-Mlli)’
evening at her home, Tb l~':llx1’iohl
avenue. \vili I.il(l‘, place l-‘r‘nhy ut-
tcrnoon (it. 2:30 from llllpllsi“ l-lluruh
liuticr :lnd Quincy sll-l-ll. l:l-\. llr.
lieu will oli'ii’izllv-j lllll run lll v ill l‘t'
in Itlvcrshio t‘v'iill:Il'l')'.
‘ . ._.___.
Samuel Hopkins.
Funeral seniors for Samuel llop-
kills will be Friday ni'lvi-nmin at
2:30 from lilo home, 11 Crescent
Terrace. Rev. Lnslnr '1‘. Manny,
pastor of lllt; South Not-walk Bap-
tist church will offit'lllte. iniormrnt
will be ill Riverside cemotvry.
Theodore Nollenllorn.
The funeral of Theodore Xl'lli‘n'
don‘t. former \vell-linmvll harbor.
who died yesterday morning. will
he held this afternoon at from
of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph J-lvan-
l-slii. 41 Lincoln avenue. ltvv. Fred-
erick ll. Jocohs, poster of the South
Norwnlk l‘ongregxltionlll church will
0fIlt'l.|lt'. interment will he in Riv-
erside cemetery.
n
' Colonel Schoeffel
Edger H. Johnson. Stamford, ex-
trudlnc machine.
llelllnmin Ii. Gctl'llell, Phllnvllle,’
electrio relay. l
Charles (liainmntli-o,
healer.
Martin l.. Marius, Wonillulry. and
ii. lieckcr. “hierhllry. buttery
llrlntol,‘
1'}.
cell.
l-‘runltlin It. White. Waterbury.
tun-hole, four-hole two-hole new
on. and four-hole sow-on buttons.
(ion-pro l'oirrirr. llrosvornordulv.
hopper-net lilting mechanism tor illi-
imr replenishing looms.
Washington K. .N‘hl-i'lll-lll and A
J. Norton, New London, rover re-
Itlllll‘i‘.
il'l‘lnf‘.
vazm'. ~
l.i-\orotl W. Tiffany. \\ liihlif‘l, level
Dillu‘lllnl‘lll.
Join] 'l'll.i‘l‘llvi, l"l\nl‘.l;iw'1. \Tilfl-
lulillg h\‘lll‘lll. '
Smith. \Vlil‘ilt‘ll, safety
Tells About (1. M. '1‘. 1. l
.lliilll‘t'llllllm Ill‘t lh:.l their ulll hiw
u large another of Norwulk _\olllln: in ]
Citizen's Milllnrv ’l‘rnininu I‘unlym,
this flllmnlt‘l‘. (Toloni-l .l. l‘-. School-
fol addressed the assembly ni Nor-
lvulk Jill-zit Folloul _\l~.~.ll»rnl:l) nlolnillg
llllll t'l‘t‘llif‘ll lnlnll l-lltllllsinani :llllom:
llil“ younl: nn-n {or this norihy lume-
llitlll.
Meet great. men. At close range'
they m-l-m no ordinary that you are
lllspirml to how illllli in yourseltul
lllll'l'lh'lillli: Ni vas. l
Most of lln- world's lull: jolls :irol
llt'lll 1-) men \vlm lloll‘l. cure it whoop.
\villil llll' lllllli‘S tlllrlk oi' \‘ulelliilm',
-—l‘ii'l¢' 'I‘illll's.
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Pauline Sandors Ac-5 A
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‘ and Anniclt'ushick.
liilnlllgrs of MANN «in Il lll‘o
osklld ill into lilo-r ill‘lllll|'~ sllllteli by
Paulina Sundors “gained \lllI-l (‘lo- }
molmnnd .\nnlo Kit-oi. l. ol \\'r.<l '
Cedar street, this tllm'lllni .
It is alleged lil lllL ll'llll‘l‘liilib‘
that tho tlvo lll'll'llllitlli‘- \\'l’lll ir lvt.
turn to 1101' lil‘lilllll‘, John Sandor. 3
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clntnlned t'nlne all»! "Milli loin. «Lil. .l . "c YOUR {NACF‘W'LQ
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defendants. Tilt‘Lpillll‘lh um hi'inlli FOR INDIGESTION ' ~I FIX IT
Ivy iropllty Sim-ill l‘illUi'll'll ll, lion.) K" “r? (.‘r ‘ up
lens and the mum". llr. r: luv mm. in . r . ' , _
lilo Slu'n-l'lor Ltollll in \l r'. l\"lli7li l (', i“ CEMPLHE
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