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3‘ the day in Stamford
l‘
VS, inflate, Soft VHths. G'Brlon. 3,
thermal Holden place.
9 m ti 1916* weeks bust:
, nylon.§vho‘l‘s
or a; a week‘s variation from his
a at Louis Josel9tt’s‘ store. 1113
stpénetl its trolley ride which
to have been held this evening,
' _ 119 week from tonight an ac-
M
VV ‘ lambake comtnitteo of the
' walk Council. K. of 0.. held
a, last ovenlng,a at which time
Ii arrangements were made for the
"w oh will be held Sunday.
10- void General Electric Fiat
untrue they last $3.95 Read it
lit iii! otrioai ’00. , 33“
ruining party out no at the
h Norwalk Launch Club float last
111111115; tor the night The lack or
Milne mobrinx for strange boats is felt
this sea-
on 9! the year. 3
that denies Clarence Crotoot, et-
'3 South Norwalit ottoe entered up-
a» term opium, lot
fill “Ward ‘Jt V“
'3 days was wo‘nt to onj9y the ‘rlew over.
the Sound. Up etn‘ir‘s wo1e private
diningrooms anti quarters tor the no-
3 tel Stair The kitchens wore in fan jell ‘
tower on a trestle pyramid ‘I‘hero
Franklin D. Hoyt had 9 31111191199114
dressing rooms tor bothers, 1‘1‘ tow
feet to the tin. Mr l‘ioyt also acco-
modated summer visitors in a room-
lng“: hodserAThere Were peanut stands
land a photograph gallery making a
eonsldmablo cluster or buildings.
Mrs, Callahan was nwakea by the
cracklingoi‘ flames.
.was unable to do so. Mr. Callahan
found his way down the front staira
to the diningroom stopped by thio’l‘t
smoke
dow onto oor‘oh 'fro‘m which they
were anointed ,‘llVi‘A‘C Rhiannon. war
. tor. who had 11m ever to a cottage and
obtained a ladder. Theore there in
the hotel also John iiioEnernoY. C H.
Donnell, and two hoys'nainod Gardner
[and Thomas Hefleran, all 61111110383.
lThey all escaped injury, but could
save nothing as the tire enveloped the
building in a few minutes.
Mr Callahan believes the tire was
set lnflthe diulngroOm, as he did not
sdnal jewels valued at between $800
and $900 and which she especially
valued as gifts. .she had to leave the
hotel, in that nightgown.
get their clothes 99 and to have their
‘ trunks nomoved. Among the guests
were several from Harttom. Plaln’
field and meridian. {tyne 13113111111 Mrs.
A H.HaWoo and Mra ~Eilan Buttons
and daughter of Hartford were among
them. They lost nothing.
19.000. The hotel was owned by the
Opnneot‘iouttmfnoany. Mr. Hoyt oin-
ces his loss at $25,000, at which $3.300
was on a new organ Just placed in the
dance hall. ~ .4
All the oottasera had a had score.
but an open space just east of Hoyt"!
Pavilion saved most of the
belioh protiergy. The oottasors tormi
ed a bucket brigade. oiling mouth.
at by the trolioy company. The With
9 or tool: in which ten feet had been
resinterod. was partially burned had
‘ 7' tell to tho 2:911an l'I‘llll mornin liil 'V
V 'V M the
that tho locationt
atriictili'oo had been orient olenn
moot. only the 91111111191111 an bri
11. it‘ Was a dozen yehra. Void and,
l
011 the lawn in heat was nmater ‘
,were hoard walks to the bettoh, n‘ntl‘
vilion withi'hrond'niazzas, and rennet. ‘V :
[She tried toig‘at ‘ ,9
down the stairway to the hilt-him? but ‘3
He not Mun collation and '
their one year old child out of a win ,
see tire in the kitchen. ills wile loat iior- tm
The twenty or 1119M guests in Mr.“
Hoyt’o house had warning enough to 9
Mr. Callahan niacéa his losses at
, and East Haven hose wagon no; not,
to the beach on a special.er tui’hlbbi
,5,
co
MagnoL & {Flynn
tweets-anon Fen AV
l ‘ oooo BEER
ls olidodwvou 11 11nd it“ at‘the' ‘
Rapport snliroi‘verr yea;
other-n will b labont this. ,
mitt. ',,_or i 621;: inland;R but ‘
who'll? lint!
dont admirers of the humerus
hrnntlm‘ 3, hawthorn. W15 delir-
orgd right at your door tor ii 15
the ease oi two dozen Bottles. ‘
Our 'phqneig in working order-—
418. "
Quick Auto Delivery Everywhere ‘
‘ or heater, Alton anal ,
.i‘ ,,
, dress in Intel“ 0
‘ tor. thin state, used the direct priniary
‘ the windmill was tried in that city
and had proved successful. ,Tiie party
3 loaders. howewr.’ had unnamed the
looted." the bill provldts:
majority or!" ‘ .
3 Phone 418
We have a large stock of high grade malt rained Coal ready to deitter,
for next winter’s contort, and we guaranteo “urination u to quality and
price. Call and oxnminb our cool bolero you leave your order elnewhore.
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lot can mmwruthlfi mic; .....Ii
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“NHL“! 1351111.? (“sultry-um m“! ,,
realm deans .;......3.t..iite mm “loath
' shall he orinted on 0111111111 ballots at
‘ lily to candidates, at special elections.
Those aha t3 vote I’ on,
léngth. ‘: «1194mm, that ill» notions V
11119111111111 laws andwherhve‘r th
lerondnni tirovision, said Judson.‘ it
9 people 9t flonneoticut
Senator Fenn delivered a strong ad-
the hill. Marioheé-
wholly. said 94129111111. and it was a3
year success there. A ‘ r
Senator Heolt of Danhnry stated that
law He tailored the hill.
senator \lfoodriiil of Orange VlgOlgV
oualy opposed the. i)lii,, claiming that ,
under the direct nrixnary system the
thief politicians Would have a better
chance to manipulate volition than now ‘
der the existent nation‘s nlnh. lie olnim~
ed the direct primagy was a backward
more. and he landed the present 513-
iein. linen thoagh the bonnie passed
the hill. said Mr \\’oodruii he nos cert
thin the house would hill it.
Senator iiiokern'tilli of New Haven,
spoke inguinal the hill 4. lie said there
was no sentiment amongst» the New
Haven voters for the direct. orirnarg
Under the heading “Candidates Ah
“ ‘All entitli-
dates for. the other: or governor, rep- ~
roaontatlie in congress, oAtnte senator.
reproaoniative in tho» genial-a1 assent»
hly. judge or probate, or sheriff. and: V
all candidates for any city or borough ‘
omoe, tho election to which is by bai.
lot, shall except as otherwise proiidn‘ ,
ed, be nominated at a primarv held in
accordance with this act,‘ and subject
to the foregoing exceptions, the names
or no other candidates for those oiiloes‘
any election: but this act shall not up»
“This act shall not apply to any par
ty or political organization which did
not at the pneording general election
poll for at least one candidate on the
state ticket at least 3 per cent. of the
total vote cast tor that omoe.
"Candidates tor” the one: oi United
Hinton ienator shall be nominated to
the zoneral assembly at the October
nrlmlry next betore the tension at
which such Initiator is to be elicited, to
the end that it‘s memoirs may thereby
become acquainted so for as may he
3‘ with the wither or the electors with ,,
that regard.
. "A primary ahnll he held in earth 34
procaine: throughout the atom on rail V
and Ill1
iirnt Monday or October, 1912.
onnlally thereafter. for the nomination
of all candiddtes. within ita spoon.
' 9 who no to .he rated at the alumni: ' ,
notion! election. “City and borough ‘3
primaries uhall he held 14 days More
the election tor which their orlfliarlon ,1 3
‘ labnii nomination
‘ "At lam to liars hetero holdinx tVVbllV
October on the sonnet”: 9!
104“Wasl11ngtonf
HOW ABOVUTV PAINTING
' your Vauto? Top or body has
overhauling? Wheels? New trim-
_ mingn or slip omers Anything
wrong with the engine or trons-
mission?
ENROLL NOW and Prepare for FALL OPENING
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SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD
O. B Jackson ’.'..‘..;._._;,.‘.’E;.
“ NQRWALK-r
OptSClan "‘1 .VV“ PHONE “94“.
VELMER E. CASE W’, R. THOVMVPVQON
Toquet ¥ Special Motor
The latest and orbit carom! than 3
f“ the manhood-break two-nook to "
parts are axoepdonaily " ,
access. unclean be adjusted ' tho i ii
moving engine tram Ionadatio ,
Single Cylindu‘,
, Rat ted .
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