artisan. your r7. .9...
‘_ \ CLEANING on m
Wam lG’ddtis
FOR THE SEASON. .
sauce lindL‘dwns
IE-
Bouth NerwIIlr' People Are Doing Al‘
They em for FIllIvv Sufferers.
9—4-—
80th Not-walk testimony hII beet
published to prove the merit of Doun't
Kidney Pills to others in South Nor
walk who suffer from bad backs and
"v
for So. a yard: *.
W
EVENING sanctum-ranches:
Ikidney ills.
Sou
beat any sufferer doubt
{the cures made by Deans Kidder
Phi I use thorough and lasting. we pro.
uce confirmed Areal—Intersects iron
limos people isyiu't that the
cores they mild of years ago wet-I per
manent. Here's a South Nor-walk
Em * ... ., .. - .
Mint. 1*“. H. meat; in south Main
Strict. South Norwnlk, Conn. ”was
“I list used Dosu'l Kidney ~PillI about
thrhe years ago when ifering fron
an attack of kidney! ou le. My bscl
ached. was weak. an handicapped mt
In doing'my Work. 1 knew that. nu
kidneys were out of order. as the Ie
CAI-LS erotlons from these organs were very
“-l—N’Ivvs' DIp """ MERE!“ ‘unfitursl and passed far too frequent
934—“ he‘s’DlHI Melt! ly. Dorms Kidney Pills. which 1 final
44 ~Iroub Mew MII It
”I i—Edltor’l Residence
nee—coy Editof‘s Residence
M
Miss lmice S Stevens of Norwalk
has been a gucst at Hampton inn. New
Canaan. .
indies: in non Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. Edward Scoflcld. of Weston.
hits bccn discharged froth tho Norwalk
hospital. ’
Louis Hyatt. 6f County street. has
taken a losltlon at the National Oys-
ter Currcr plant.
—chs of genuine spring lamb. liloI
lb; forcquartcrs, 12c lb. Public Market.
Mrs Charles Godfrey and daughtlir
Marie of Westport. have been guests
of friends in Norwalln ‘
Repairs are being made to the mill
of the St. George Pulp and Paper Coni-
pauy by Contractor F ..1 Smith.
Deputy tircat Sachcm .l. 'lltfhc.
of Norwalk. Installed the offitcrs of
()nax Tribe. of stunrt',ord recently.
.lohn M. Lowth. of Finney and lit-no,
dict‘s grocery store, has been ill. and
William K. Outcrbauks is substituting]
for him.
—Struw Hats. O'llricn's‘.
Fire Chief Enginecr and Mrs. llur-
old F. Clark. of High strcct. illl\'t‘ her-n
entertaining Miss Allcc llartlcy, of
Danbury
Mrs. Any Poggeuburg has returned
to her bottle in New \m-k. trim a visit]
with Mr. and Mrs. lfiHlt‘l' Pinch of
Reed street.
Mrs. Willlaru S. Hatfield and chil-
dren, of High street. South Norwnlk.
are spertdlng a few days in t‘crtcrport
Long .lsland. .
Miss Ella Lindeberg. assistant il-
brarian of the City of Norwalk. has:
been attending the library institute at
Danburx', this week.
Harry Pickering and famllv of l‘-n
ion street. have arranged to go into
camp at Calf Pasture Beach tomor-
row for a few days‘ stay,
'Joseph Disease has started the erec-
tion :0! another double house on his
property. Diseasu Court. just. off Main
street and between Henry and West
Main sftncéts Norwalk.
-Hoatmenl Attractive prices on
Gasoline Engines for July and August
1% to 100 h. p.. $35 and upward. liar-
gnins in Launches. $125 and up at
St. .‘Iohn s. Steamboat Place
The Methodist Sunday school. of
New Canaan and thc Sundm stltool at
Talmadge llill vwlll picnic at Roton
Point. Thursday. July 22.
E. P. Fitzgerald. of the Mahackemo
Hotel, llas‘gone. to Norwich. having
been summoned then because of the
critical illnessof his.mo.ther.
—Umbmlles.~ Mourning B'ds. O'Brien
Miss Mildred E. Ketcham returned
yesterdayrfrom a visit at Babylon. 1..
1.. accompanied - hy- her-cousin. Miss
lrene Ketcham of that place
Mrs. F L onte Ind daughters. Miss-
es Ottbll’Jeanette and Fernella Lillian
Uhle, of Union avenue, have been
spending 01-week in Asbury Park.
New Jersey .
—~St. John; a Keysarw contractors,
have the contract to build a modern
burn on South Main street for Jacob
A. Rudder.
The Misses Katie and Alice Mil-
burn have returned to their borne in
Spring Hill avcnncpNorwalk. sitcr
having spent two weeks with relatives
in Jersey City.
Mrs. W. H.‘ Furnlst. of Mcridcn.
who has bcen spending:a fortnight
with friends in South Norwalk and
Bridgeport returned to her home ycs-
ly procured at Plalsted's dru stort_
gave me prompt and lasting re ief.
'willlngly confirm the statementd gave
in their; favor several years ago Int.
heartily recommend them to other kid
a sufferers.” .
9*" sale by all dealers. Price 51
cents. . FostenMilhurn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Uniter'
States.
Renromber the name—Donn s—anr‘.
tales no other.
All the young ladies are invited tr
meet with the‘ll’hilathca Class of thr
South Nor-walk llnptist (‘hurclr at noor
tomorrow.
The Norwalk l‘lttllding,’ Loan and in
vestment Association will hold its an
nual meeting It 74 Washington street
Tuesday evening. July 20. -
—-Greon Soft Hots. O'Brien.
Tire ll. Y. 1‘. ll. of the South Nor
walk llaptist Church. will have charm
of the mcctlng at the town farm to
nlorrow afternoon. A large attendanCt
is desired.
Someone threw a lighted match on
dcr the hotel piazza nt Roion Point
last night. which started a small blaze
it was put out by a waiter and Ill
damage was done.
—-Thomas Robins has the contract
for thc mason work on the Willlan
Sosarl bungalow. on Woodward ave
nuc well under way. St. John & Key
ser are the builders.
There were only four sales of real
estate. in The Norwalks. last week. and
mortgages recorded amounting to Slit.
450. For the second week in July. las
lyear. there were eleven sales and ruort
gages of $24. 453.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Church, Mr
and Mrs. A it. Malkin and son Albert
use enjoying an extended automobilc
trip through Massachusetts in Mr
Malkln's machine. They are expected
to return to,Norwalk today.
—-l.awn fete and cake sale. Trinity
Church lawn. Tues. afternoon. July 20
The Field Club. incorporated. of
Greenwich. filed a eorporutlon‘eertlfi‘
cute with the state secretary “yestorv
day afternoon. The amount. of the
authorized capital stock is 852. 500 and
business will be started with $1. 000.
‘Mrs. William H. Ryan. of Chestuu
street. accompanied by hcr children
Monia, Gerard, Genevieve and Ursula.
left this week for Cape Cod. when
the family has a cottage and when
they will remain for three months. Mr
Ryan will spend a portion of his time
there. .
—-Full lineCapn. .O‘Brlen.
local ntractorsore figuring plans
drawn‘by Architect F. G. C. Smith. of
New York. fora residence for E. P.
Weed. will-be a frame house. 24x30
feet. containing eight rooms. "l‘he
heating will be by furnace and every
convenle a will be provided. The
house wil cost about. $7,000.
. Frank B. Wilbert. a former resident
of Crescent Terrace. is spending a few
days in town. and is contemplating
coming back there or to Stamford to
reside. Mr. Wilbert has been living
for some time in Philadelphia, but
finds it too far away from his manufac
turing business. which is located in
New York state.
—St. John & Keyser have sold a 19
t‘t. launch, fitted with a 6 b. p. 2-cylln
dcr high speed motor. to South Nor
walk parties.‘
The tug Glen, which has been at
work here for several weeks towing
out schooner loads of shells from the
Washington‘ street. bridge plant-of the
, Radcl Oyster Company. compldt her
““1” "mm“ job today. “one mu pile an- m
The current number of The (iburch- duced to almost mm; a 0 com-
mon contains this item: “The Rev and paratlvely few sliciloleft wlifiv e taken
in rs. John Mark Erickson, of Yonkers
New York. will spend ‘July‘und August
on a European- filp." The many friends
in The No rwalks of .Mr Erickson will
be pleased to know 0? his splendid suc-
cess in cancer the sold St. John' 3
Chilliihrtn qulmf JIM;
care of by the Radel cmnpany's own
boats . _
anltwons halter boat issued fdr tile
inarriage of "Miss Helen Seymour
Barnes. niece of Miss J. Belle Sanford.
of Reddlng Ridge to Frederick D. Ma-
hrey, one .of the teIIChers atv the Son
ford school The cei‘eln‘on ls toltake
place Thursday 'July W22. f. noon, in
Christ cbrrrch. Bedding Ridge. Rev. W.
if. Jonson, rector of the church. 01h
MInqubtttI-It‘ im- Chung -' " "
PI“, I ‘I r-Straw Hats...0 'Brlen'L
‘ ,' a . r ’ t'l‘he , Nor yolk Bap lst Sunda
303::‘w 1:3». I “nAc'html m c “'w't'. iv'promd be anti
Mlner. ‘ m hgust- Mb rehmghtheplacethue
. tr Ween iii decided upon Li ltt
ESTAhLlflilbg‘lm ‘ . Praise Point mew Haven suit. Nogth
. ”‘1" ‘ Beach the pieces and consideration
Vichy. Scltlel', Chifboulc . TEE sun”! ch‘onl Oak-ills ii,” nab
Suflul'lliiim Mi 1' harming with can in Ahii g J.
Ale and 1.9 on B
1. Smith; relative to the use of one of
is boats for trInIportItion.
The children non 8110' County Home
i want. to m Point yesterday on metric.
annual trollby side: A big car. which
-furnlIhodrby the trailer com
voted thefh to their destihutio
‘ At the point a sudden shower came tip
$23“ took chem mum hotel yer.
'Althonii Mum JIcobI Broth-
ft
-. mtwore not: Win! them; thaws: ville ConfederItion will meet July
. entertained theuyoyullyuglvlng th
. candy. satin -thing3 shimmers-Imp
iI chmIn furnish the music for
than After the shower had cleared
away they Were given» free rides
the carousel and miniature rIllw‘In‘
“users. the guests of the manm'mt‘lnt.
on. dumplctc. purslysa
Ill rust
lill lEIIEIIIllIS
$1,200.00U in Work to Auk-Tuber-
cpiosis Campaign
ATLANTA; (in... July ltl.—-—'l‘lte Na-
.ional Association of Bill Posters yes-
;erday voted to give to the anti-tuber-
zulosis'campaign 31.200000 worth of
)ubllclty, including the posting of bills
sivlng hints and cautions to those
who have or Amy be exposed to con-
[aumption 0n .ttlc heels of this offer
the Poster Printe'rs' Association gave
-900. 000 worth of work on puptr to be
printed for the campaign.
Officers of the association say that
they have assurances that railroad and
anpress companies will carr free all
‘tIu-‘paper 'roi- the work. he allied
)nlnting tradcs will he sskc‘d to do the
filming frcc.
iell. of the Bill
eft the. chair to b
if IIIIEIIEil Ii lIIIlIEII
outcrs' Association.
0 ifs passafc.
mltntion filet lace with a simple do
in for the decoration of u gown of
.otton voile. for these volley are ex-
.remcly dainty and are being used for
unity summer semi-dross occasions and
heir decoration is worth some tinn-
rnd thought. .
The sailor suit is more popular this
lullllllf‘r than for somo amorous before.
I is especially appropriate for tho
Aperts for young girls and is always
oilthful and bctorning
Vogue tolls how a clever woman who
tad become overstocked with silver
iridge prizes had them incited down
Ind converted into a very handsome
leckchaln and other picc cs of jcwclry.
omitting with them Jewels of hill
nonlous tone.
Some «woman has discovered that it
locsnét make the feel any larger to go
without shoes a part of each day. and
the has also discovered that such trout-
uent hardcns the feet and makes tbcnr
can easily fired with the wearing of
thocs. There is little danger of giving
he feel too much attcntlon (luring the
rot weather.
Common or not. the black and while
:lreck suits trimmed with plain black
tollur. cuffs and buttons are indispu-
ably smart [or traveling. They are
rot the most practical suit because the
vhlte gets dingy looking after a time
‘ull to enhance a lictty complexion.
Raisins are. a great improvement to
Ircscrved currants.
It is rather discouraging to the wo-
nan of middle life who is tired of
duck and white to find that colors are.
lot becoming to her. if instead of tho
rosy shades which ht'l‘ daughter would
wear successfully she will select a soft.
beautiful gray. or a lavender or some
with" youth. she will not only look well
u hem. but will feel well dressed. too.
One” can tell the moment she puts on
1 dress whether it belongs on her.
The princess slip with its dainty lace
“op and deep and elaborate ilouncc
nadc to take the place of the long pct-
‘lcoat. is a charming garrnontto wear
with the matinec. And it is found ready
made irt so many pretty designs that
everyone can have them to suit her
taste and curse. .
The monogram buckle is one. of the
new fads being shown by the haber-
dashcrs. and they are occasimurlly soon
on belts of silk like the tic instead of
leather.
Bands of fllct in white are used ex-
tensively as trimming on linen coat
and skirt suits of all colors. but are
especially good on the natural color.
DANBURY LIBRARY INSTITUTE.
first Week of the State Association
. Brought to I Close.
l The first week of the library insti-
tute. conducted by the Connecticut.
public library committee at the Nor-
mal school. Danbury, closed this noon.
Students were registered to the num—
bel‘ of fifteen. Librarians of nearby
libtturies attended the afternoon lec-
Euros.
3 The class work for the second week
will cover classification. subject head»
rigs and‘dinlcult problems in catalog-
ng; “Tuesday morning will be devoted
work in sending books and discussion
of binding.
. The morning sessions'are from 9 to
12. . -'l‘hh afterdtoon lectures are given
at 2: 80. A list of lectures and subjects
yimlfws:
1y 19--Lecture by Miss Shepard.
ofiuis' Springfield library; subject.
Library Advertising.
hrarlatt' of Trinity College; subject.
Reference Work. ..
New York: subject. The Librarian.
July nétlectdre by Miss Hobart. of
are Vermont’state library commission:
subject. Some Libraries I Have
Knoym. ' .
July 23—Lecture by Mr. name. of
Newark; subject. Children‘s books.
é—nsifls—LLh—I.
MAY HAVE NATJON‘AL MINER?
. . ‘3. STRIKE.
ll DONDON. July l'l.—-The Mlnera'
declared in «sport of the
. wbhominera. who are resisting I
sue reduction of le peace I day.
ballot will not be completed before
81- and the executive committee
rennet on the result. The present
Ito!
wiltlc would on ll practically
ion of British indus-
try. in view of the consequent expect-
on shortage in the coal supply. malt!
'."‘.'I.Iotaar dill I til III-g" "“3;
who is.- " ° W
factories already have served notice n
neutrino“ of the “initiation v
Frank E. Fitch. of Al .
parry, N. Y.. was author of the rcsolu- _
‘lon. and President" George L '(‘hcn- ’
1 .
It is not out of place to embroider an -
rut tbcv clcan beautifully and never.
at lthe shades not strictly connected _
exclusively to instruction and practical
.' July SHLee'ttlre by Mr Briggs. li— »
ratifyiz‘li—Ixeoture by Mr. liostwlok. of '
Wedemlon of Greatgflritaln. after-s
1m gedmeetlllz. it“ decided in
uglébsllotlng its million members .
In an the: or not a national strike
on; seems to be in favor of the
no of all mines. a‘ conditign‘
t o -
W' .
4 «r
first“
21er Cu I.
Sleep. air. exercise. cleanliness. that is what the Fairy Crib means to
your baby. It is a child's crib. chair. walkcr and bath tub, I campy frame.
which can be put'ou or taken off In a moment‘s time. enables the mother to
drape a mosquito netting on this frame so than the child may have undis-
turbed slunthors. Those cribs are very light and durable and when not in
use can be folded fiat.
- Prior-as,
t
AJCdMs
r1” 9'
I Funeral Directors and Embalmcrs.
"12- 18 North Main Street.
”ii:
. .f—OUR— .'
Clearance Sale
Summer G00ds
BEGINS
Saturday, July 17th
Just a Few Sample Items of the Values
We Are Offering
31."? (bomber Night llobcs ..................................... 79c
$1.50 l’ant Combination Suits . .................................. 98c
'l‘lrrcc styles in Mic Night Robes ................................. 45c
50c Embroidery Trimmed Corset (‘ovcrs ........................ 250
39c Lacc Trimmed Dorset Covers .............................. 25c
“oil. $2.25 Indium Walsts .................. $1.50
‘ $1.25 and not) Waists ......................................... 79c
fficlesacs' Romania ........................................... soc
Sic Ind IlchEhlldt-eu's Parasols. . . . .. . .. . .. ..................... 19c
Bhildron's Gauze Lisle and Lace Hose ......................... 19c
infants' Straw Bonnets. 98c kind ............................... 50c
. $2.00 Dressing Sneques. now $1.50
Dressing Sacques. that wcr‘e~$l.50 and $1.35 ........... . ........ 98:
Any of our regular 98¢: Dressing Sacoucs ...................... 79c
50c Colon-ti Silk Gluvos. double tipped ..........................
ill Button length Black Silk Gloves. "liayscr" make. 3100 and
Si... “5 qualities. at ........................................... 75c
Que lot of Dollar Corsets. odds and ends of scrotal tnakcs. styles.
“Ilitil wr- ‘Intcnd to discontinue now on salt- at ............... 50c
A few tincl' grades of Corscts. regular prices were 2.00 to $150.
at ................................. ‘ ........................ $1.00
Several styles of White Bolts. vaulcs up to 250. to close .......... 5c
Besides the above you will find many other items at special prices
when you vlslt the store.
N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WAEHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
3.1 W .,
' compaomss IN cox case.
Victim of Assault Died Three Months
After Deed Was Committed.
ClllCAGO, July lf.—-A compromise
between the. British government and
counsellor Patrick Cox. the lrishman
whose extradition was sought on the
charge of murder. has been reached.
and be will be tried for manslaughter.
Cox, with several friends. all of
county Mayo. were returning from a
funeral when they began to quarrel
and Cox. it Is alleged. struck a friend
on the head with a stick. but they
shook hands after the fight. About
three months afterward. however. the
youth died. but mcanwhllc Cox had
emigrated to America. The inquest
showed that death was caused by
(‘ox‘s blow and thc liritlsh authorities
We Db Our Own Grinding
LENSES GROUND WHILE
YOU WAIT.
(‘ome in and have your broken
lenses duplicated. no matter
where they were made.
We have all of Mr. Hoyt‘s Pre-
K svhn‘mo SEN’f‘fN
South Norwslk. (loan. .
j - \vnaa.
scriptions.
Office hours. 8 a. m. till 11:30
a. m.; 12:45 until 6 p. nr. Mon-
took steps to‘ extrndnc ’hlru on the
charge of murder.
The case was fought in the. Supreme
(la and r . .
Court of the United States and was myg 1,. mSatu day e‘ enings uu
still being contested when the corn- . . .’
promise was effected a few weeks ago. FeflWle Optical Company
William Dillon. brother of John IJiI— Sucoeuors to"
lon. the li-ish‘ Parliamentary loader.
departed for velour! yesterday to do
Tend' Ooh; '-[ ‘
w—,
HOMER B. HOY'I'.
Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building
97 WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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If you knewnstmucil
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4., '. about‘at. ‘-~
I _ .
o "”‘dtl‘lac
as is imam. by every
Cadillac owner. than“
‘ it Wobid it's "
.I‘-i.
“A Cd'dillfic for
LONG. lSLAND. SOUND
Shore, and islands
A THE NEW Memos
At SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Plots. For Sula
Most beautifully located Summer
and all year round
Cottage and Residence Sites
Send for. Booklet and detailed
‘ ‘ parochial”! .. .
LANGDON rsLANoa co.,
llncenn.
N. v. Offloce: "'45 wm son 8t.
.1
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W“
IN THE AIR THIRTYvONE MINUTES
NEW YORK. July 17. ——Glen H. our
list» the acronaut made a flight of ill
rulnutes'. duration in his aeroplane ut
'llopmstcad Plains l,.l. yesterday. lie
' allghtcd without a mishap saying that
Yours ’.'-
ankm“
A:&n cavflipan Iai't h' v
..v ,I ~..."‘ Inky. i “wanna“ . .
..de indonnito period llltr flight is be-
flown! to be the longest war made in
rt heavier titan air In the trunk
country except by the In broth lien.
‘ .
I vices. 'I'bolllng metal.
I W. B. Palmer. Bridgeport: water-i S. Stohr Mer‘,lden spoon. 'fork W
cooled furnatc valve and chamber similar “iii“ic. deflilli'l ,
therefor. . E Palmer, Middletown, noun
L. L. Hepburn. New Haven. fire 'humtnock.’doslxn.
altn. : b‘. Rockwell. ilristol. sizing tilt
I W. (l. Newton, New llnvcu. mixing shaping "lfll'ilil'"- ., ..
he could liar c rctlraln‘cd In the air i'ul .
.. . ’1- P
a: .
92 ngw Street. South mm”
m.
SPEClai for Toni-g... ht...
50c. watts. 39c .
Trimmed with cmbroldcry..
$4 00 Turbans, 98c
50 Black 'l‘urbans to be sold
tonight at ............... 98c
ltcgulurly 3.400.
79c Gowns. 59c
$2.00 Shapes. 50c
'l‘o (-lost- out; take your plck.50¢
Regularly $2.00.
.39c
$1.25 Linon Skirts. 95c
Not the ordinary kind. but u v
light-weight linon Skirt..9§o
instead of $1.” ...:
(local quality. trimmctl with
enrbt‘oltlcl’)‘ ......... 59: each 3225 Bathing Suits. $1.98
- - . llrrlntlly trimmed. light mar
51-25 Middy Walsls, 890 tor-fol. low neck. 0n salc.$1.98 ‘
The popular Waist. wcll -—-—~—-—-——— - -
worth $l..3. Salt- ....... 89c 25c Children's Hats. 4%
Take your pick of our'ChlId«
rcn's lists worth up to
$2.50 Tonight ..... ......49
19c Corset Covers. 12 l-2c
Neatly trimmed with luce.12'.'gc 3* ‘
”if Your Automobile
gets unmanageable and you desire it. ,
put in good order at once by skilled
workmen. bring it to our garage and «
We will be pleased to serve you at as
low a cost as can he done by firsbclass
mechanics who know all parts of.the.
machine. and place cvcrytbing in first- "
class running order at short notice.
Our garage is at 44 North Main street.
and our plroru- number is 285-4. ‘
Luther M. Wright
i SOUTH NORWALK'W CONN.
The Hatch St Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
YARD TEL 462. MILL TEL. 464.
Lumber and MillWOrk for EVerythltl ng " '
from a Prggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutter-I,
made In two sizes of Douglas fir. the meat aural: c of modern woods; will °“"'-
last metal and is more ornamental.
Also we confidently recommend' Lincoln Roofing' for roofs} - ..
flashing in place of metal. Does not rust or decay we will last I lifetime.
N. B.——Durlng Summer months we will close Saturdays promptly at
noon. , .
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Golf, Tennis and Yachting
WILL BE l‘AllT Oi" YOUR SUMMER AMUSEMENT.
Our Canvas Footwear
ES MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THESE PURPOSES.
WE HAVE ALSO llltl'ZSS'lll’-Sli()l‘}S.
Nil MATTER WHAT YUl? WANT. “'E HAVE ['1‘ [N
FOOT-
FLYNN & RYAN g."
'0 WASHINGTON STREET
sour» NoavuLK ....
ENERGY!
And a Bdsiness Education at ‘ iii
Merrill Colleg
Insures Salary, Promotion, Success. -,-
South Norwalk Stamford .Port Chester ....
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O. B. J ackSon
Optfdlan
Everything in the Optgcal Line. .
Eyes Examined Free .g
58 WALL STREET. PHONE 4% NORWALK.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS. outs; fastening dcvlcc. '
'Tltc following wcro lssnctl .lulv 1.. “5M“: “Sling: liltrllt’ll‘tlr
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List furnished from office of A. M. joint .
Wooster. solicitor of patents. Hr'idgc- I F l. Nichols, Stamford. hydro-car-
POI‘I. Climb: I bon. engine. . .
H. A. Rouse. Bridgeport. sprlng-I G. B. l‘ickop. New Britain. door“
controller. . knob
I. L. S. Morris. Bridgeport, filo cab]. A. Arena. Ncw Britain, two pltv
{mtg .tIest; lock case construction; screws
L. H. Moulthrop. Bridgeport spring less knob i
binge for electrical and other dc- I E. 0. Guns. Waterbury, machine for
valve. i
.I. ll. Shaw. New Haven. permanent!
mold. ’
l'.‘ D: Reynolds and if. 399'“; Hurt-f,“
TltilIE nauks. ‘ _
Kilbon a ltiubop (lorupany. New
Illavon saw-sets. .
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”.9: as gun w (hill! .0 at:
up.» wit“ l“
ford, thermal .t’t’oatw ...
amount. nuke... two pkt-
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