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For Norwaik and vicinity‘ ”Psirto'
night and Tuesday. A11 rues of hith
pressure over the Lake region is pro J.
duc‘lng cool,vpleasant Weather in the“
central and eastern sections. A dis
turbnnce of considerable energy is
developing in the northwest. The
Weather in this vicinity will continue
fair and cool tonight and Tuesday. fob
lowed on Wednesday by inchJessing
cloudiness and rising temperature
Miss Annelle Halsch of Reed street.-
is visiting friends in New York.
Mrs. E. M. Haisch, of Reed street,
is spending the day in New York city.‘-" ’
John D Kimmey of West avenue, is
able to be about again, after a three
weeks’ illness.
Miss Bertha Hunter, of Lime street.
has returned to. her home from a two
weeks' vacation.
Mrs Mary ‘ruzgibbou‘s 131 Falrfleld
avenue. underwent an operation at the
Norwalk Hosiptai. Saturday.
Mrs. L. P. Johnson, of 38 Water
street, Norwalk, has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Ferri, of Stamford.
--Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
The Southern New England Tele
phone Company is stringing two new
pairs of toll wires between New Haven
and Danbury.
M. W. Ready. of South Norwaik,
will spend this week enjoying his an
anal vacation at the Atlantic. Asbury
Park, N.
Mr. and Mrs i. Helfant of Silver-
mine, are entertaining Mr and Mrs.
Heifant and Miss Sarah Helfant, of
New York city. .
~i31ennan. baritone: Turner. tenor.
and Dreithwalfc in topical songs.S111n
mcr Night Festival Knights of Colum-
bus, Red Men s Hall, Tuesday night.
A few early peaches have commenc‘
ed to come into the local markets in
half bushel baskets. That they will
be scarce is certain
Mrs ThZ-odoré. Reed of Astorir‘
Long island, is 11 guest at the re -
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Smith of Ely avenue
Professor and Mrs. William C. ' ,
of South Main street, have beer
tainlng Sherman Foote and far
Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson, of N , ..
The Fourteenth Connecth’t Regi-
ment Volunteers will hold the annual
reunion at Bridgeport. September 17.
the anniversary of the battle of Antic-
am.
Mrs. George Dreher, of Wesiileld,
Conn., who has been visiting her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. George W. Harris.
of West street, returned to her home
today.
Chief Engineer Duncan G. Mncli'ar-
lane. of the big Cunard steamship, Ca-
ronia, was a week end guest of Water
Commissioner George I. anton, of
Elmcrest. '
The new hymnals of the Norwalk
Baptist‘Church kayo arrived and are
now in use. Rehearsal with them will
be held at the church tomorrow eve-
ning at 7:30 o‘clock. .
—-“Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis-
ease-wcroup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight years.
--Mrs. L Whitescre, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Rev. DcWitt T. Van Doren, ms
for ofr-the Norwmlc Baptist Church. has
boon called to Boston and Providence
for a few days to give metaphysical
treatment to some of his patience.
A special meeting of'Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company will-be held this
evening to not on an invitation to at»
tend the-parade” ‘01 the fire depart,
meat in Porttheeter, October 23.
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LETTER 'TO‘“TAYL’0R a‘ GOLDEN.
. South Norwullt Conn. .
Dear Sirs. A few years ago, a New
York daily got up a great agitation for
dollar gas, and not it. The State pans-
cd the law and the peeple liked‘ it of
course,t till the bills come in. The bills
were bigger not less: the law didn't
say what the use should be.
The price of 11 gallon of honest paint
'1. 51.15. but there 11 “point." all the way
from lib cents to $1.75. A popular price
is $1.25; there are scores of “puints”ai.
that rice. Like dollar gas.
‘iil is the price of a gallon of
honest point. you may be quite sure
the: e are scores of "points" at all
meet fro tnthat down. with paint,
enough in them to pass for paint. and
what are you going to do about it?
It takes from $2 to M a gallon to
for doing his work
1141 Watt?”
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9 tamed? iB' Devon.
dost more‘thhn t.rue
eight honest paints; Devoe is
moment one of the eight.
Yours truly,
till if. N DEVON o co.
P Ban-C - W South Norwalk
and iii. a. Our an,
our point.
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i buasin—tia‘im
s to pay $2 to site
gallon for brushing-on paint half white»
ash?
No; the expense of that, extra and
fill its: labor makes counterfeit point
There are
the
,JJnaui Sponges. Bath 1111113.,
Both Brushes, Bath Sprays, 1::
5 Chamois, Face Powders’, Manl-
3, cure Goods, Tooth Brushes. .6
Nail P0111111, Nail Enamel, Cold’ ‘
you want .we can obtain it for :1 .
you at short notice. ‘ ”
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Drought.
J8 North Main at. Tel, ass-Hi
or armrest) J
. A Day Sohool for Boyd.
A very' strong stuff of teachers gives
individual attention to every pupil. A
thorough preparation for colle e‘ or
business, manual training, atb etlcs
Reopens for Fall Term. Thursday.
September 26. .
For Catalogue. address
ALFRED c. ROBJENT.
. Head Master.
to dieam that you me making money.
Mr. and Mrs. A Salmons and Mrs
James Golden. left today by Mr Sol-
nisn's White steamer for Gosheu.
Mass. when they will spend 0. week or
thod. 'i‘heii first run will be to i-iart
or
-Tl1e ii. Germuln‘s opening of thelt
new 25c Enamel Ware Dept..»Saturday
was a big success.
Consul A. Homer Bylngion ,who has
been spending a vacation at his home
in Norwalk, is a guest for a few days
of his son. George R. Bylngton, of Port
Chester, where the latte! and wife are
for the summer.
One of the special attractions at the
coming Danbury Fair will be the WI
of the Adam Ferepaugh and Sells
rothets circus, which exhibited in
'5 Stamford a. few weeks ago.
-—This is our first and we are anx-
ious that it be a' big social success.
' Come and put the,hinme on us if you
do not have an enjoyable owning.
' Knights of Columbus, at Red Melts
Hall Tuesday night, August 27.
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«1.111.111 specials in our new 211111111»
window display. The H. Germain 00..
the busy store.
George Rose, will i‘efllgn hifli’ l)“m
tion at Prices clothing store in Wash-
ington street, this week; and next M011
day will begin the duties of it posi
tion as clothing salesman at the store
1‘)! imith. Gray and Company, New
or . ‘
How to save money is a vital ques-
tion with all of us. The South N01.-
walk Trust. Company makes a good
suggestion in it's adv. today. This
company opens email accounts for a
dollar and pays four per cent on any
amount.
Edward Staffers of 22 Spring street,
who has been employed in the clectil‘
cal department of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany, has been an intense sufferer
With appendicitis for sumo time and
enters the No1walk Hospital today to
undergo an operation, which will be
performed tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock by Dr. Jean Dnmbriler. Mr.
Staffers’ nflmy friends hope fer his
speedy recovery.
A petition has been filed in the dis-
trial court of the United States, ask-
ing that the Brown Baking Company
of New Haven he adjudged bankrupt.
The petitioning creditors and the
amounts of their citiiml’i are as 11.1.
lows: Miner. Refill It Glirrctt Ndw
Haven. 81.064. 84, William 8' bovine
New anen.‘ $226. and the L. 0. Bake
company. of West Haven 3780 The
claims are for goods, wares and mer:
chandlse sold and delivered.
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Grand Chancellor, i. P. Tunney. of
tile Pythlun domain of Connecticut
and Grand Keeper of Record and
Seal Horace O. 011111.01 Must Hurt-
ford, started Saturday evening; for st
“Joh'niabury. Vt, Where they wm at-
tons a large gathering of Pythiunin
li‘hey will be on hand: at a four days'
encampment of the Vermont Uniform
Rank of the order which will open
Monday evening. The grand lodge
of Vermont will have its annual mesh
tut; Wednesday and they will attend
the sessions.
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Cutting. 1111- State Con
New Haven, and S
to Secretary
A delegation or
Canaan Council it
Slut Norwaik, seli
deputy for foods Council. of Btamfordi
Perry Donnell, of New Canaan: Ll
coin council. of South Norwslk, an
Jareenwlch council. .
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"Tooth Powders. Nail Brannon}, ,.
Cream 01' 11111111111111, on 11 there 5 5I
is anything we haven’t got that. ' 1
it is the easiest thing in the world
advocate that Verna prominent fezt’l 1o "
nmcl Ware Dept this week. See his ‘
J Lincoln Council No 4. Order of 1111'»
lied Amended Mtiéh'snien. Was visited
Friday night by State Councilor A. Jr“
cilor Chase, of
Charles ii. Adams, or South Not-walla;
lithosphere of New
also present. The
visitors made addresses and refreshi
ments were served. William Q. Merl,
riam, of South Norwelk, was appointed
amine enema one nauseous
"' CHINA Caesars commuters
soon CASES MUSIC answers
.if you will let us‘ Jehow you the" goods.
“5'- Passenger Grout Touring Car for Sale.
01111 and Two Herse Faun Widens.
H0136 Clouds of all Descriptions.
Rubbe1 Tues Furnished for all~Vehicles
. Cam ebullderand De “ii
The King Schools? ~ : ac ' WV
{if
Collie“ only
our Mics". 111 24 mm.
OLD EDUDHS
«ms til: Limos.
J 1111: cam
sunscruc
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CATARRH dirt}
DRUM CUR! m
. means.
50 DOSES 25c,
Miss Olive Hubbard. of Cannon, has
returned home from a trip to North-
l'ieid, Mass,
Hon. John H. Perry will start from
Southport on an automobile trip
through the Berkshires.
Miss..l.eiin Williamson, of George
town, has been the guest of Miss Un-
therlne Hunter of Main street.
Miss Marlon Leonard, a little Stuart
avenue girl. was admitted to the Nor-
wulk Hospital last night for medical
treatment.
The Pine Lodge Whlst Club will be
entertained at the club house at Pine
Point tomorrc afternoon by Miss iieI War.
len Swartz.
Miss Marion Starr. of Dnnbury, was Will?
a 311th over Saturday night and Sun- "
day of Miss Grace Seymour of West
street, and. attended the (lance at the
i t.
Knob Saturday 11 uh War.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah (3. Gregory, of
Main street, are, tithing 11 ten days
vacation trip up the Hudson River to
Albany and plan intend ‘3 visit other
points in New York state.
Funeral services over the 1emnlns
of Mrs. Maria 0. T’isucroto were held
this looming ftom Si. Jul-leplt' 11 Church
and interment followed in St. Mary's
Cemetery.
5 J3! “W t ‘,
Wiiiet Chinory. of Catherine street.
Norwulk. underwent an operation ofr
the removal of his cuisindix. this morn
performed by Dr. William J Tracey.
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Lima beans made their first uppbnwt
but. were high in price, being silly
cents per peolm Punches. which have
been very source for the past two on
three woelts. were seen in larger qnhnlé ‘
titles this morning
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Mrs W R. Baldwin 15nd son. Rulp
of Ncmlk.“hMe:1-etnrned from
few days visit in Brooklyn. Darin
his stay in New York aster Buldiflifi
was entertained at inn
Tracey, the, pilot of the Locomotion 11W
cor hr the Vanderbilt cup race.
”"OWlug to the‘ wet Weather the (”Na
nipauk baseball team did nctg
Neweclensonu Saturday afternoolg‘
playithowteuin of that place. Next
lsattmdhy the Winnlpauks will line up
‘wnst the huiiard machine shop 9
team of hridgsport, at wanton”,
, senescent sures
sxrsnsm‘nrastss‘ ‘ 111011 nansraAns
All the Furniture for :1 stylish lining,r in great variety.
‘5"011 will find tth desirable articles at prices within the reach
«of the small purse As we have both the expensive and inexpcn-’
slvc kind we are bound to suit all. No fear of biting disappointed ’
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South Namath. Goon.
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300 DOSES $l DO
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS-
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J'i‘iIE COUNTY SHERIFF.
The author of The County Sheriff
which will be seen in our city is Kath
ieen Fairoe Kennedy. wife of that well
known con1edlan,.lu111es Kennedy The
County Sheriff was staged under the
personal direction of Mr.
who is also the co—author.
many of his friends and admirers will
turn out to sec- ”this the latest play
item the pen of South Norwnlk's fav
orlte comedian
REAL ESTATE sALss.
Henry T_ Whitney to Mortimer C.
lots, Sound View Park.
Josephine M Hunkcmier to Edmuhd
K. Banks building lot, Concord street.
Ogden, two
Henry L Whitney t1131Johtl ‘1 Keller.
two lois,Su11nd View Park.
Henry 1 Whitney to Blink Foamy
and wife, three lots, Sound how Park.
15““ or the
critics. Joseph? nuclutn Bishop;
1y of" the 11111111111111 (lanai Corina?
can vaoslilth' ghiiihé hwill hotel charge of the paper.
but! been added to Mr
. He has been made
*" chief of this trouble bureau and will
have to listen to all complaints.
, MWnku says he can‘t catch
'4' ”‘111 he a maritime Sherbore island. 1911
i1 , last a married than southeast of storm
111mm ‘ daughters ”atonin- 1:11.. “Min
Ville courierdournsl. . . 111m ,
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'mouwnli.
snoycums
cgusuMp‘l-fgfim
Aswan
fit" out mum
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Cures Sore Throat, 01. 1111131831!) Ulcerated Tensile. takes Cold ‘
Grip and Pleurisy out of the whole system like magic. .2
125 DOSES 501:,
No opium, no quinine. no chloroform, no poison.
B. F. JACKSON &. 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Kennedy.
No doubt
War.
South Nor-walk Realty Company to
George W. Mitchell
13 loth, Highland Pink.
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SCHOOL TEACHER DiCAP‘PBWRBu
i)0Vluit’.‘ hi. J. August 26 ~Miss As-
has Mdgulre. J "a _
Brooklyn. N. Y., who was spending her
vacation at Noland Point, 1.111111 11111»
Jthcong. has mystervtously disappenrddl
Saturday night 1311's went driving with
her cousin, .iturles Muguire.
her in the buggy. and went to a dose t-
ed cottage, known as Canny book.
i 1 the hos ital The 0 11111111011 was at some of his. personal batons!
"8 n p I Dive 'mlaules Will“ he returned in
that in younu Won 11 was strangely
mission]. Hmredhlili‘lfidi‘flgfiflfiéfifiillghi
. u 1",“; in. just wank. ed in t o w a not .1 e 1111 y, u
“w in lo mama found no trace of the missing girl
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NEW GMAT. WEEKLY‘FWIRI
PANAMA; August. 21.411111. (lanai
, Record a weekly
finalise its ii i appearance no t week
as the shirt "
Soutbbury. 0t”
school
newspaper. will
not on-
. =Where eddies l’riioothl‘glide round it
,bOlllilm. [item narrow aisles. wit 9
‘ The weld- will' never hold;
I , Seek and success‘ will follow:
* And trust for a better try.
1 J Bee, and Dame Fortune wonders;
They' ll shed theh
1 J, With
. We have been told.
teacher of
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The Summer she. now lying in the
Eu fit
hour day brings; and cool and llshi.
has creased
The little brook to hide the leader
slight
in shadows from the flying clouds to
leased
F‘rorn snowy mountain burners in the
night . _. .
fringing ems is flung
O'er gravelled buds, where
shallows. play y~,
A dJeep. dark pool with elders dark.
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1 . o'er hung
Gives 1efuge where the wary hide
own i’ , .
From tempting fly on tapered silk
outstrung.
The lengthening line out-straightons,
quickly where
The final cast has carried it down
stream:
The flash of tinny splendor high in
ah, Of green and pink and gold a pas
sing gleam
Which. falling, fastens on the cheat'a
cold snare
A radiance like some shimmering
sunbeam.
The reel bums on the rod bent to a
—-Ruby Buughmann in Recreation.
Strike while the iron is heated.
Pause and the iron is cold,
if you strike too late
911 11 haiiicned plate.
Wait, and it. passes by,
Be quick to grasp,
Then hold it fast,
Be blind and she turns away,
Ambitions' guiles
Provokes her unifies.
And coaxes 1101‘le stay.
Work, and the fates work with you;
Lear and you lost alone
This strenuous worlds
A continuous whirl.
it offers no room for a drone.
Try and the fairies whisper:
Tire, and there's no response,
If you persevere
And draw them near.
golden flounce.
idiots an undertaking;
Death a silent thought.
So let life‘s light
Shine out of the night
the deeds of which you've
wrought. ~J. ’i‘. Cowics.
diligh bulls have laid many a men
w.
Wealth doesn’t bring happiness—so
Many a. widow's heart has beeanrev
warmed by an'old flame. . .
Might doesn't always make right.
but ’it usually makes money.
There are many men of many
minds; some even mind their own
When a man begins to sneer at ev'
erything he has outlived his useful-
ness.
Dont worry about what a man has
done; get in line on what he is going
to do.
He who does things may make mis-
takes but he who does nothing makes
a big mistake.
Some men never rise in the world
because they are nfllicted with chronic
dizziness.
This isn’t such a bad old world after
all. Just think of what might happen
that neve1 does.
And fortunate is the man that
doesn't have to pay a dressmaker for
re covering his missing rib.
When a. man tells you that all he
he is looking tel? 11 lead pipe cinch.
guns of the money he earns. -—Chicugo
(Will. i
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UNIVERSAL PEACE CONGRESS.
MUNICH. lluvsria. Miguel. 26. ~—'I‘he
local committee which Will be in
charge of the lalxwenth Universal
l’eucc constantly Which meets here
Sepia her ii to 14,111111 been appointed.
it can lotu’dftiiiloi‘perimts chosen from
hmoii‘lr‘ti‘ie most dlotiiiituisiteducitiaetw
mitten is Dr. Heinrich Hamburger.
ooiihllcliér oil-rho supreme com. and
a professor of international law at the
university oi'nltlunioh. Thevidinerihan
lamln F. 'i‘i’lhehldbii’. and at number of
delegates from beaten. New York and
elsewhere ’1“ on yours hove 1111111111151,
‘ moron a session or the
licensees ‘ "in ’O‘ermmy. the eighth
congress vnlg been held at item»
burn in 11197.11"
MEWerrmi'wNo elite.
NEW YORK August lid—«The city
comptroller announced today that be
will offer denounce of New 1k. city
bonds nttpuhflc sale on So t tuber ill:
The bonus. 1111111111 ‘1 1 per cent
interest. ' .
securities m?
be the first made under the increased
interest rate“ ,
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A froshsouth wind in wlmplcs soft.
bow: . , ,
The line cuts with atswlsh‘the wow
tel" a face: ,
A sldewiso jerk; then playing smooth
and sl ow;
At last against the tarts,v soft rest-
1 in; place,
'The master of she pool'ls rich colors
show-—
Proud princelihg of a swiftly dying
race.
asks is a chance its a safe bet that ,
Once in a great while the head of a .
large family gets a chance to spend 12
PoNMunlclu Thctpucahlent of the com
rests teeeletwalii be represented as .
thermostats by its secretary, or. Rent ‘
it was recently forced
and the com as soloist city bouti- with
new. can. re
Year chorus of
sizes 52 to 44
SIX MORE PETITIONS.
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Another Batch of Cases of Divorce
Arrives in (heart
Another crop of divorce ’petltidns
has showed up atthe county . court
housce. panther batchIof ' six, (lye 'of
the petitioners‘ being women and one
1 ‘a man. Two allege infidelity and cruel-
'ty. Allure returnable to;tbe Septem-
ber term of the civil superior court. 1
"Charles 11. Van Winkle allegestliat
his wife, Ruth 0‘th Winkle, whom
he married August 31.51902, was guilty
of. infidelity at Pine Bush.'N. v... be.
tween October 5, 1906, and August 13.
1907 naming Harry Frank as c0-res~
pendent
wood.si‘1ys her husband, John 1.8m
therton, whom she married at Pound
Ridge, N. Y., on March 3,1895,dese)t-
ed her at Norwa'llt July 3,1904.She
children.
' Frederick E: Bylngton is accused of
infidelityby his wife. May E-Byi1igt'0n
‘ born Bentley, at the HotelGailiard on
January 16,1907. The couple married
on January 16, 1887. Mrs. Bylngton
asks for a change of name. '
Anna L. Stiuson charges her hus-
band, George- A."Stinson, .with design
tlon. SheIasks for the custody of- a
minor child. She was Anna L Mono
ban and married Stinson on January
28 1896
Elisabeth Sanford wants a divorce
from Alfred De. '1'. Sanford, whom 9M
marriedt‘June‘Iio, 1900, and whom she
Alleges deserted her in July. 1902. She
mairinge. She asks for the custody of
a minor child.
seeks- separation from Hmry N. Crum-
mey of New York whom she married
November 24,1896. she being 1.1111111
Hell Phelps up to that time. She al-
leges crleuty between the date of her
marriage and December 1. 1898, when
she sayswhe deserted her.
' ' RESTORED TO RIGHTS.
tent by Bridgeport Probate
.‘.. Court. ‘
JothPL' Dunn, a... formerly con-
ducted a wholesale cigar business in
of his life and is widely known. was
restomd"'io 'his J'thn‘mcr‘ capacity by
Judge Nobbs in the probate court Sill
11rday mornlugiupon his own applldw
lion in which his vii‘e, who has been
acting as conservator for nearly 11
your. concurl ed.
the Knickerbocker hotel in bus Ange
lee, .0al., where hols enjoying prou-
‘perity as at hotel keeper. Mrs. men
all“ lid their daughter are with him. it
11110119 11 your use when M1‘ Dunn
dithered from a mental derangement
was under treatment for some
inch iii‘ no Wilton auditor-lilacs
“unimproved and was released after a
cw Wicks.
i Mr. mind and 1111’ hand went south
{cl-J 11 vacation and inter est. lie is
“i its owner. of nsltieituhie' mu totem”
'1 in 11.11am an ’wtwln than ansncti
circumstances and?!
mild“, touring the
Well. he struck a d hotel prowl:
"lion 111111111 Angelle and parchment
"it ‘1“5‘“liJ‘fr“iJ‘J.“‘liiW
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in snugl-
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OTIAMIR WOERMANN STRANDED.
menu. of liniuburg. isJ stranded on
lulled Antith-
can
drilled its being
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jlniinn' Line strainer 11111111111 Weer‘
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Gil Mitre r62, ‘
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if! (Spring Hill in. John B. Rider.
in. honour . stations 11 1111.
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I-Spoi cash bou hi" this ftshlo“"‘bi
stock at our fl ‘ 1116‘s
‘ 1111‘s Tiler ire till
lest lilting wants,
and the panel marvelously low
Florence C. Brotherton born Lflék"
bake for. the custody of‘ two minor
wnstlluabothMarrln previous to her
Laura Bell Grummey of Greenwich.
John P. Dunn' bebiarcd to he Compe-
Bridgeport, where he has radioed most
Mr. Dunn is now the proprietor of
bold, Willis F110")
Retrial t.
runs: it
Tile Waisls
the entire lot.
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Filed In superior Court Saturday by
Culllnan o Cullinan. J
The first suit against a corporation
to be tried before a jury under the" ’pew J
law passed by the recent ieél‘sliiturc.
was filed in the Superior Court. Sutur-
day it is the suit of Antonio’I‘dttliis
ettl, administrator against the Bride‘s-
port Wood Finishing Company, of New
Milford. The action is for J35.000J
dawnzsges
The plaintiff is administrator on the
estate of Pietro Mascioia It is diluted
that Masciola died from mine; re
ceived while woxklng in the company' a
plant August 23,1906. lie was en-
gn‘ged in repairing a vat in which .were
seine stones which revolved when the
machinery is in operation. It to slice-
ed that a defective make allowed 'the
stones to start while Masciolu. Was
working in the vat. Masciola was tor-
1ihly. bruised and sustained, J _J
injuries which caused his den .
days later. The action is brought. by ,
Attorneys Culllnan it Culilnan. J .
new LAW FOR PRIVATE BANKS.
The state trensurer's oillce is send-
ing out. a circular to those interested. ‘
relative to the new law concerning
privateb‘anks. A copy of the not: is
given accompanied by the following
explanation:
Chapter 86, Public Acts 1011907.
makes it. the duty of private banks to
deposit a bond of $10,000 or, securi-
ties of like amount. with the treasurer
as u ore-requisite to the transaction
of business within this state. Shell
deposit must he to the acceptance of
the treasurer.
if a bond is depOsfted the surety
must be some suicty company «hay
authorized to do business in this state
and on a form furnished or approved
by the treasurer.
if securities are deposited. the de-
posit must be in notes seemed by a.
first mortgage on approved real es.
tale in this state and such noted and
mortgages and also insurance on
buildings included in the propitio-
mortgaged, bust be assigned and
transferred to the treasurer fordhe
purposes 'of the not. Bonds Otaiiuil-
toad companies or municipal h (is,
Approved by the treasurer may i)
posited as well as notes secure by
mortgage.
if the deposit consists of 11111111.:
”bearing securities.“. such mono. Twill
he paid to the bunker mitiiilifJi W116-
poait. A Certificate will be Illicit to
each private banker making the
posit. stating the. bond or «on
deposited.
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