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‘ . and .. Saturday.
"([00 something great.
or mean, or\ had. to
get your name in the
paper and watch the
news spread. Moral:
If you wantdo spread
your business adver-
tise it in a newspaper.
a '1 mar/a tar an rm Inflow/a '
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Auoelat'au Proa- News from All Part- of to. World by I spent-t Wire and Our Own Operator.
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Be yourself, and
give your friend h
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a chance to be
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himself.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
an ill
+ ltllull
MP us
Five Commanderies From About
the State, With Bands of Music
Assemble Here
Entered at the South Nowell Polt-othoo
as Second Ulna- Matter
BUSINESS-flit
”autumnal
Resolutions Adopted by Meriden
Business Men Presented in
Senate by McLean
WASHINGTON, July 16.~iSonator
McLean introduced in the :Senate to-
day the following pension bills:
lGranting an increase to Harriet B.
«Swift, of lStratford, widow of Orville
H. Swift, late of Company A, Elghthl
New York lnantry. to $80 per month:l
New York infantry, to $30 per month;.
of George F. Wilcox, late of Companyl
.‘ sun llllllllR Hill»
it but fllllil
Clintod Commandery Member
Prove Successful Hosts
8
A beautiful day Elected the half a
thousand Knights 'l‘emplurs for their
field day here today and the people
of" the entire city extended the courte~
, can welcome as befitting the grand old‘
order. Knight Templars from five
commanderios joined in one big throng.
with a band apiece, and held a pan;
ral|~ '
ads from the South Norwnlk
road station to the upper end of the
city, where an inspection was con-
(Continued on Eighth Page).
—-BE WISE.
.lluy right on the trolley. All im-
proven onto. Sewer, gas. water, elec-
tric llg‘ii, telephone. “Building lots as
low as $395.00. Some higher. i‘alr-
field Park. Warranty deed. Taylor
and Golden. Phone 1230.
STILL HUNTING
Ftili FNANGULACCKI'
Antonio li‘rangularcki, thi- fugitive
from justice, as a result of his attempt-
ed murder on Veneenzo ’l‘easo. is still
at large.
up his trail completely. and the au-
thorities are rather baffled in their
attempts to learn his whereabouts.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sherb'l"
‘ l). Louis hadrlgan ui‘fd State Police'
man Frank Vet‘iili were on tho scene.
of crime, further delving into the
deepening mystery as to the cause of,
the shooting and where the fugitive
is hidden.
'l‘cssc. at the hospital, is gaining in
strength. but is by up moans out of
danger as yet. '
.
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il't‘. ire, ice.
iii-tall .......................... title
\l'holosah- ....... ............... 50c
Platform ll‘rolght Yard .......... itlc‘
Prompt and reliable service.
liltOOKSllils) [Cid (30.,
Mrs. 8. id. Pickering, Prop.
Two sot-re Fort DIVORCE FILEDJ
bin. .1. lloyt, of Norwalk, has filed a
petition in the Superior court for a
divorce from Benjamin J. lioyt,
the. same place. alleging infidelity anti
also descrtlon.
rind on April 22, Jilin}, and have live.
minor children. The mother asks
for the custody of them. The peti-
tlonor‘s maiden name was bong.
Mary M ethic. of Bridgeport, has ask-
ed the 'Supcrior court for a divorce
from James Mctluo. also of Bridgeport.
Sbo alleges desertlon on December 23.
than. The couple married on Febru-
ary Ill. 1891. and there are four nil-
nur children. The mother asks for
the custody of them. Her maiden
uaum was McDonald.
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~TRANBFOMAT
L.
lON is CEA8E~
S.
t'all on 'l‘aylorfid Holden and talk
over an investment in Faintiold Park.
th‘ give the bent contract in (formed
tlcut. ’l‘r-n dollars secures your start.
Phone 1230. '
w .. . m...“ m». ..
«Mrs. Louie licenig. oi’ oi; (llenwood
avenue. has returned home safely and
in the best of health. from a European
tour. Mrs. Kenning left here a few
months ago for a trip to (tenacity, and
while there one looked up a great
litany of her friends. whom she never
expected to see again after leaving
her fatherland. Carl and Imats, .‘lr.
met her at the pier last. evening and
saw that. avorythinlz was well after
Mrs. Keonlg arrived in the United
States. ,
u-..» Wat W... a.“
~~~lJanclng at lltdton every night?“
The ladies of the Municipal laealtuo
any, planning to attend the, Westportl
Municipal. magnets . on drilled.
He seems to have covered»
of :
The couple were man;
'1), Thirteenth Connecticut, to 330 part
lmonth; to Purleyette L. Burnett, of;
5 East Granby, mother of Deloa R. Pin-
lney, of Company (3, Sixth Connectig
jeat, to $30 per month; to Sarah J.i
wWhitlng, of Bridgeport, widow of Wit-l
film a. Whiting, or Company C, :Sixth.
’Connecticut. to $30 per month; toj'
i Annie ‘L. Larkin. of Bridgeport, widow i
iof William J. liarkin, late of the
i United States Navy. to $30 per month;Ԥ
lto Catherine H. Warner, of Windsor)
; hooks. widow of Patricia Henley, late
-of Company 1, Fourteenth Connocti-j
lent. to $30 per month; to Henrietta;
M. Clark, of South Norwalk. widow of?
Nathan 13. Clark. of Company D,
Eighth New Jersey. to $30 per month,
to Mary J. Taylor, of Woodbury. widow
of Daniel S. Taylor, late of Cdmpans'
l. Second Connecticut H. A., to $3t)‘
per month, and to George til. Brnmby.‘
of i’lalnvillo. late of Company F,
Sixteenth Connecticut, to $50 per
month. i
He also introduced the resolution
adopted by the Meriden Business.
Illen's Association. commending the
efforts of the National Business Men’s
League, of America. in their efforts
fto secure a more business-like and.
1efficient administration of our Con-‘
salute business. and favoring a gen-
‘ nine merit system to control the ser“
\‘lL‘k‘.
Protect Free Jobaccc.
He also presented the petition of.
the Manufacturers and Merchants of .
Hartford against the pansage of the1
Underwood tariff bill containing the
clause admitting Philippine tobacco
, free in unlimitel quantities.
Repeal Section of Bills.
Senator 'Brandegeo today introducml
in the Senate a bill to repeal sec-
tion :30 of the Aldrich National Bank
bill. The effect of the passage of
this bill will he to continue the lilo.
ot' the Aldrich law indefinitely. Set“
tion 20, which Senator Brandegcc
seeks to repeal, provides that the law
shall expire by limitation on June 30.
1914.
Senator ‘lirnndegee said that if his.
bill passed there would be no access
sity for the passage or a financial .bill
at this session of Congress.
Sabbath Compensation Bill.
Congressman lioiilly introduced in
the House today a bill granting an
increase of pension to Sasnh L. Nettle-
ton, of Gullford. widow of John li‘. Net-
, tlcton, late first lieutenant in the Sol»
4 0nd llllnois. to $24 per month.
He also presented the petition of
tho rSwitcbulen's Union of North
America. endorsing the provisions oi
lionsc liill No. 2944. known. as the
‘Sliililtttii Compensation Bill, and ask-!
ing that more inspectors of safety till-t
pliances be appointed.
liev. John L. Maddox, of New lia~
ven. has filed an application for up-
pointment as chaplain in the .llnlted.
IStales Army. lie has the support of;
some of the Connecticut dologution.
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~~~ilanncr Itakcry bread and
will please the whole family.
roc St.
rake ‘
3 Mon— '
sou'rn’uonwana. court. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. 1913‘
[column Blilllll
mus wu
MlRinlNlll
Allilllllf
Believed it Will Have Moral El-
ton! on the Internal Situation
in Empire
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HJiliRi iliiiilliiR lliiE
Will iii Mlliliiiiil
Bold Action Expected to Brinui
Advantage in Turks 2
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(TONS'l‘AN‘i‘thll’lJC. July lliw'l‘ile;
Turkish government is determined to,
push forward the march of the ()tto~1
iiiiif iiiliiiiii Wiiiii
n»... t-..
Was Clamharinp from Barge to
(lid brew When $150 Time-
piace Slipped From the
Pocket to Chan-
nel Below
As he was clambering from the
Merritt 6r Chapman Wrecking Com-
peny's derrick barge “Capitol." to the
remaining steel structural work on the
old druwbrtdge, abut 8:30 o'clock. this
morning, Mr. Barton, one of the parb
acre of the lMcHnrg, 'Barton & Com-
pany, of Boston, Mass" doing the Work
of erecting the new concrete
bridge for the Town of: Norwalk,
caught his watclrfob on the railing and:
lost. a valuable timepiece and his fob
us they dropped into the stream. Con-
tractor llarton stated that the watch
was worth considerably over a bun-
drcd dollars and that h » ruined it oth-‘
erwiso for its assoclu one. A diver
will be sent down to recover the. watch
probably this afternoon.
Mr. Barton had been on the "(Earpi-
tol" discussing the scheme for remov-
' “NIH li'OOba as for £15 tbu stronghold oi: ‘ ing the old drawbrldge, with the barge
Adrinnople, captured by the lluluau , captain and boats of the work, and his
inns during the recent lialkan war. town engineer. The engineer preceded
Although official circles in Constun- ‘ .\l:'. Burton onto the bridge from the
linopla are reticent- on thesubjoct. it i barge and assisted his employer as he
is understood that such a forward , followed. The engineer left directly.
stop is the deliberate plan of the I however. leaving the contractor seat-
'l‘nrkisb government. which intends to , ed on the railing in his progress over
take this bold action not only because. , the obstruction. The contractor swung
of the material advantages to be galn- ,' ills left leg over first and was follow-
ed from such a move at tho present I ing‘ with his right one. when the lob
time, but because. of the moral effect; l of the watch, imaging in the
it will have on the internal situation i pocket under his belt. became caught
in ’l‘urkcy. It to exported that by this . on the steel work. In a. jiffy the gol-
lneang the position of the government: i den article had slipped quietly into the
little ‘
will be strengthened and consolidated. '
and it also is felt. that even if the pow- i
era insist on bringing pressure to bear ;’
to compel the maintenance of the fu-
ture frontier line between Turkey and
Bulgaria from Enos, on the Aegean
Sea to Midla, on the lilnck Sea, still ‘
Turkey will ho in a position to enforce.
the autonomy of the province of?
’i‘llrat't'. l
'i‘hus l'ur, hmvovnr, the l«‘.ili‘nponlt
powers have not uddrossvd any l‘t’Hll—
munication to the 'l‘urhish tim'i-rumopt
on flip subject of the advance ol tilt" '
Ottoman troops toward the north,
ilillllliillllllls
will it and
Publicity oi Endorse-
m: nts
v
WASHING’I‘ON. .l‘uly lti.~---ltcprcscn- ,
tatlvc Jerry Donovan started somov
thing in the House again. yusiertluy.‘
when the Pennsylvania judge-ship bill
came up. He threatened to make it
point of no quorum unless ltoprescntny
tivu ~l’alnior. in charge of the bill,
would permit him to ask questions, and“
later refrained from objecting to othw
are speaking upon condition that be'
filmuld hav'o five minutes for himself.
; lie was hut-reusi‘ul in both instances. .
Evidently referring to tho. vacant1
Conutu'tlcut judlroships, Mr. Donovan
asked Mr. l'alnmr why he had not‘
‘ approach.
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,urgcd that these vacancies bo tilled.‘
K"’l‘be Pennsylvania case in not an
S i it. t
clucruoncy," declared Mr. 'lloitovutm
“bemoan the judge is living, but when
. ster CO :
I O 1
Burns
thorn in no one to act, the judge beinlri
dead, what could be more of an
emergency case?"
Mr. «Palmol- replied that Congrossi
could not not where n luduo‘ is dead,
but Mr. Donovan insisted that. Mr.
l'almor, “doing iiili duty to the people
of this country. should have those po-
sitions tilled." Mr. .l'uimer In regard-
, L . administration.
l
l
’ can
‘ said:
= “Evidently the gentleman from Con-
: nectlout is endorsing somebody for
,iudua somewhere who has not.
. been appointed. .1 wish him luck and
l i hope tho.proapectivo Judge whom be
A great blaze broke out about 21451.. endorsing will “my”. reach his‘
o'clock this afternoon at tho Bealahtpt :plnch upon the bench quickly." ,1
Oyster :Ctll'iillilili'. and in about fifteen , vlnttoz' 'Mr. Donovan took another
E minutes the whole building was wrap-
, ’i‘cleplione oormectlona all along Water i all) llluporitun‘ce.“ l l
-. , . .l . fireman” a", ' on s pr no on y w ti
:m‘ut war; ’50:? n .313?“ eurroulid- {crimes relating to the revenue laws,
1’” "g a or me . 'otc.; and requires knowledge of the
inglmildlngs. Largo auuntltieufiof gaso— icdmnlon law to deal with only 3 per
line at llershtlcld‘ain great danger of coat. of tile cases. Yot‘the new judge
endpoint). was removed «to a ”point of? .a...“
safety. Crowds were .out watchtngl
the spectacle.
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(Continued on liiltrhtb T’lthi.)
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, - nmri'v. Lawn PETE.
, _ it The ladies of 'i‘rintty .,
Howard Beneath /. of bowel .1; an hard for conveniences of their lawn fete,
John” l‘ew, darn-mad "an! it“! minimally, July itch. Everything for
i ”W 'f ‘ ' Mill urn demand
W
_ ed as the representative of tho WilnonvMed the destruction of other property.
Concluding the colloquy. Mr. Palmerf
‘I is “as a potty Justice compared to dual t
pod In an immense mass of flamed. high...- courts." and is practically (it. necessary for no to throw out _
'l‘pu, district judgei anawcra for that track. We will, lhow- borrowed money ......
utptuleqnnae ever. give one. extra insertion. of the!
.paga. thereby affording tho competb
tore the opportunity to cmuplaio thof
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rafter. ‘ ‘ u
waters of the. nth harbor.
The spot is easily marked. being ten ‘
feet t‘iifil. in a direct line with the
southerly rolling on the west bridge
This is directly over the
channel and the water is quite deep
at this point.
Contractor Barton immediately rall-
cd for a diver. but the Merritt-Chap-
‘, man bosses agreed that their work was
too important to ho hindered and it
was thought best to delay matters un-
til alter the removal of the draw. ‘ it
is possible that this afternoon a diver
; will be sent down to recover the watch
‘ which the owner prized highly, not for
its intrinsic value merely, but for as
; sot-tattoos it recalls.
Last. week another of the bridge
workers lost. a gold watch which had
been given him by his mother. now do-
ceaued. lie was badly broken up over
the fact that it was impossible to re.
'covor the keepsake.
‘Crilicises lodges and {Urgesi
The boss on the. “ti‘apitol” suggested
that Contractor Barton carry a dollar
watch. The contractor‘s engineer car-
' ries one. having changed several days
Contractor Barton had
acct
ago, he said.
never exilerienced any similar
dent before. though he has spent some
L yours in climbing about over tempor-
ary anti permanent construction work,
and is at a loss to explain how it could
‘ have slipper] from beneath his boil.
it is said that tho timepiece must
have gone down in the loud after
striking the bottom of the. channel and
many believe that the diver will not
be able to find it. ‘lilvcry effort will be
made. however.
.9. ._ “um—w.-. .W.___—..
-~—Something unusual is going to
happen ill this store Saturday night.
Ii‘rank .lacoby.
“MW-” ‘3
pavement our
toss aaout sauna
NICW l.t.).\ll.l0.\'. July Hum/t store
and a dwelling, just, over the \‘tatcr-
ford line, were burned shortly after
tmiduight and a bouao and burn alight.
lly damaged, rounltlm,r in a loss catty
lmutedto be between $ii,lltlil and $8,000. .
'l‘wo companies of the local fire doI
ip'artmont went. to the scene in m
applied to telaphontt calls and prompt-
'l‘ho oriuin of the tire, is not known.
but when first discoverer], the blaze
”as tics-Ill the atom. conducted by WH' ] think on hand
“"1 (Son.
The house was owned
by Robert Lyons. 'l‘bc iireincn had to
i stretch 2.800 foot. of hose to not water . [meg ______
t
l on the tire.
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MISGING WORD PAGE.
Owing to an error in one of thread:
*tuck. .He said that the district judge vortleoments in last Week's issue. lot
a.
be missing word page, It will I
it i
twelve answers.
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mtiompo line will run as usual
'1‘ omitting Ibiolntitly imld "l‘noaday. begin-
a' worklai ,ulng woo rayon. ‘2iii"1l.iii.(ilnl cv-
w ‘ g dry two hours thereafter. Sundays at
.‘hund every hour there-
11. o’clock a. m
MilliiiiS ARE
IN iHi DARK [iii
.Piiiiiillii JiiBS
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Connecticut Leaders Expect,
‘_ However, That There Will Be
“Handout” in Near Future
N’iiiiiiillili Hi3 lii’iii
Milli] illi Jliiliiiiflii’
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Decision in Circuit Court Case
May Come Any Dav-lohn
DeVicq Gets Labor Berth
ll, 0., July
arch .
\\'ASlll.\’tl'l‘t).\’
Distribution of some of the federal
patronage in Connecticut to the faith
fat is expected to be made in the near
future according to drwolopments with
in the last few days and just Coming.
to a bond,
Attorney (lcnoral hicitcynolds is,
giving serious and protracted consld~
oration to the appointment of a dis-
trlrt judge in the atitie to succeed the
late Judge l"lut.t. Hunter S. Cummings
lie nocratic national committee, bad x
illiii with Mr, hicllcynolds a few days
ago. as has been told.
Details of Conference,
As the details of that Conference
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
~ Auto to ilil‘t‘.
tilt) and hill-2.
llllllihl illill
lululllll ulna
Norwalk Financial Organization in
Best Condition it Has Ever
Known
i). ’i‘i‘uvis. 'i‘cis‘.
The twt-ntvl'ourtb annual Int-cling
of the Norwalk Building. Loan and in-
vosuncnt Association was held last
evening at the office in i‘ill‘. South
Norwalk Trust Company building. it
proved to be the best yet, held, the
reports of officers showing a substan-
tial growth during the your, and tho
finances being iii an especially healthy
condition. Seven new members were
received.
The officers elected were
lolrs:
l’rosidont»-.\ndrow Hutchinson.
Vice-President -~~~.\lattho\v Corbett.
Secretary—iiichard l-l. (loldon.
’l‘roasurorw-ledward li. Smith.
as fol-
llirecl.ornw~~t‘brialIan SWdl‘tz, Joseph ;
it. ’l‘aylor. William t‘.. boots, Stephen
'llatoh. t‘harlus N. Smith. (loorac l'l.
Sarlain, Edmund 1C. (lrowc, Albert. E.
\\‘inclwstor and Franklin A. Smith.
The report, of the secretary was as
follows:
1 llllii . . ..$ 9.902.03
r
.Membel‘shlp loos .. . . . . . . .. ti‘Nll) , “mu“ m- the Connectiom Company. ‘ ‘ .
.. ______ 70,896.34 itir approval of proposed method oi“, . I wish to state to my customers tith
i.ll‘ineu ..... . illicitcough-“cm,“ or double trucks in nor.i “w rolmI‘tHJmius {tiwulaiml that I u
1 interest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,146.50' nor street anti 'l‘bmaatou avenue in. going to (liallouu oi the penthouse
.‘l‘l‘unsior fees ............. 5-00tWaterbui‘y. ‘ i
.lioans on real estate ropuld
mounts on stock repaid
Rebate, on lntorost
ltobaic on interest
a .t‘
at...
$1 34. l 10.36
Diabu raemonta.
The error oormrrod Loans on root (astute ......$ iiitfifiii-Wiou the ground that the street is not lied Mrs. M
in the advertisement of M. L. itosen.
, a. word being inadvertently omitted.
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bonus on atoak
Paid to withdrawing mom-
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iiilsoount and interest paid :ii.i.ti7
' borrowed money. repaid .. l.l‘,htlii.illl
lidnt s..-.ss,sstblpl‘i'...r..v.
flush ; gun ‘ ban ‘ “gauge .i'ltb.
M13 ' ‘
WEATHER FORECAST,
Generally Fair Tonight and Thursday.
RiMfliii iii BRlfliii
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Merritt & Chapman Wrecking
~ Company Savers Structure
Into Three Parts and Easily
Hoists Them to Beck at Barge
The Merritt & Chapman Wrecking
Company. of New York, contracted to
i purchase the old swinging draw of the
'Washington street bridge and to re
move it. They are at work upon the
contract today and hope to finish the
lti.~- ,
it ly on a barge.
entire job tomorrow morning.
. The old draw has been in service
i since 1888 and is of no practical value,
. save to use as junk, or scrap iron. Con-
ltractors McHarg, Barton & Company
‘ had no use for the structure and often,
ted it for sale, :but evidently no one
i
swan entered into with the wrecking
i company.
‘ This morning work on its removal
; was started. One of the managers of
to a reporter that the machinery at
hand was sufficient to move the, entire
draw structure at. one and the same
time, but that as it was not to be used
again as a whole it would facilitate
matters to sever it into three separate
parts.
This cutting of the iron structure
proved interesting to all this morning.
.Tbc barge was eqtiipped with a blue
gas machine, which operates a blow-
torch under pressure
compressed air in tanks. A combinn~
tion of oxygen and acetylent gas un-
der this pressure is forced upon the
light iron and easily cuts its way
through.
. tilts morning and placed it convenient—
furnished by the engines and the great
,lit‘ting power permitted the operation
1to be done as cruelly as a man would?
pick up a match from the ground.
The remaining portions will be new?
cred and removed as rapidly as is pos-
sible under the conditions. but it is
not believed that the entire operation:
‘will have been completed before to..
morrow morning.
The wrockbu: company will take the
old bridge parts to its yards in New
' York. from whence it will be disposer)
of according to the most advantageous
offer.
——-ilahrinu at Roton every night.
a...-
MINE WORKER JOHNS
SEEKING RELEASE
\\»‘ll.l{'lfiSllAltllld, l"a.. July id.»- <
Much of the activity in the work of
trying to. clear up the mystery sur-
rounding the doatb of Alice. Crispeli
was shifted today to the immune coun-
ty court, where. Judge Fuller heard
arguments on the writ of habeas cor-
pus for the release of Herbert. Johns,
tho mine worker, who‘ll-i held in the.
county jail without bail in connection
, with the death of the girl.
Johns was the last person seen with .
he? on the night of the Fourth of July,
‘ to last night the girl was seen alive.
Counsel for Johns immediately ap-
plied for a writ of lichens corpus and
today was set to bear the case. .lohns'.
counsel bases his action for the. writ
on the around that no evidence has
:beon produced against Johns to war-
rant. his being held for the death of
gelse wished to buy it so the contract'
furnished by .
The powerful derrick lifted one sec-t
tion. the westerly third of the draw.
The enormous power.
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SPI llllV
talisman
iWork Now Under Way on Siruo?
'~ lure Burned During Radel
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i Fire on luly 14th.
iWIll Bi and" ,
lltlsl lit llllll
. Necessary Work
WW
Just a month has Mapscd since the
old ltadel Building was destroyed by, ‘
lire at noon one day while workmen,
were engaged in tearing it down to
make way for the new
street bridge. it will be remembered
that the .\I. A. Blakcman Company, oil
Bridgeport, lost. a spite driver by the
. fire, which communicated to the stru-f.u
turo lying near the blazing bulldina‘
. in the old Radol slip, Damage to tin)-
cxtent of 51.00!) was done by
flames and the driver rendered use
.1055, but now a force of plan is at
work re-oonatruoting the driver
further use on its contract with the
tContinttod on Fourth Page.)
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—-AUTO FOR HiFiE.
R. Lynch. Telephone Still-«2.
Louaruar mu
.i'l'l..\.\l'l‘ltl Ci'i‘i'. N. .l.. July it‘.—-
”Fire. early today destroyed the Devon-
sbiro Hotel, at Longport. near here.
. The hotel was partly filled with guests
but as the tire made slow headway alt
Two CENT:
joiner Gang is Doing All The :L'i
the firm of Merritt it: Chapman stated‘
for
A 51* I ‘ A;
Washington ,
tho
suture; Loss season 5
_ were able to leave the place. without
any one being,r hurt. Many of
property. The loss is estimated at
‘ $50,000.
--<—Somotbing unusual is going
that?
‘ unosts. however, lost their personal .,
to
happen in this store Saturday night.“ 2
Frank Jacoby.
STABBING CASE TOMORROW.
'l‘ho stabbing case will be aired in ‘
court. tomorrow morniait at iii o'i‘lorlti
« Luke Montauue, at the hospital. is so,
improved that he will be able to be
present. at that time. The critic prom-
ises to ho long and drum. out and“
acorns very much (lollipiicatod., lit-ill
practically certain that Montague did
‘tiio stabbing, the, police say tOday. '
~LEARN TO LOOK FOR YOURSELF
buying a building lot without trol-
luv sorvlcn and all modern improve
lilt‘llis is like buying an old lltllliic and
rte-building it. iluy :ll i“alriiclti l’arlr.
Strictly modern. 'l‘arlor and (inhibit.
ENTERTAINED AT CARD5.
3 i .iiiliiJiO
Him-“Whom the failure and refusal of “Woollen. your patronage.
”70.83 South Norwalk to approve and accept'
Milli-“it plans to relocate a double track on.
“Wm-W“. North Main street in that city, COMM“.
100.00
[150.00 bhdtltxiiuil ln‘ourr late b’nreaVoinout.
ltho girl, He pointed to the fact that
The Misses: li‘lorourc and (lruco llav~
the coroner's jury after hearing all the 2 build, of 2 li‘airllold avenue. entertain
jovidonco. bad oxmieratod Johns froir-‘ed at auction bridge at their homo":
“3°“ __ all connection with the death of the yesterday afternoon, The pvlaeuwmuf
Loans 0” “3*" estate -‘-"-$2“i"ii'i’ii . girl. a. . iawurdvd to tho followingr ladies, Millie“
Loans 0“ 5‘0“" ----------- l.lil0.ll05 : ‘Bcfore the proceedings in court'wore E Helm! swam, Mrs. fluorite turnoutand ‘
CW“ """"" ‘ """" ”$69.01: started iOtillY. District Attorney ‘iiiiltr bliss Mathews, of Scranton. in, who
l"lllllilii ""0“ -------- - ‘39"30 low said he would not be surprised if, is tlio guest of Miss l~~lackloy. of lip»
Ullbfli'i iilllii'i‘ili --------- . 3 “to the judge released Joints. 'l‘he districtiwuyton, Following the card games.
."“‘“‘m ““9" -' ----- 5"”. attorney admitted that the evidence there was a social hour tluring‘wliicli’
"“77"”? l against Johns '5 purely circumstantial.‘ dainty refreshments were served. 'i‘hc
, ”EM-"M'I'i‘ . " illoslcsncs provod n’loui. charming ‘ln
. Liabilities. «thinning. at ltoton every night, ‘pml capacity: ,
1 Dana ................. .tllhleitlJlZ ‘ ”my...” i “”me ..
lSurplus ...... ......... .... 3,064.21 ' _ ‘i. ‘
. . ................ l NORTH MAIN STREET TOO NAR-l Dust. of many Minna standby... w
, 3293.63,.ng ' ow. :diaturbcd yesterday for the first that
"minis- llautrroan, July litw'l‘hcre was no filleiiiiii"illii".’.“;,.{3£ll}; “it!“ “I: i .
Jim“ ”lib , opposition at a hearing before the Pub-i _’ i ’ ' ‘
_......_.... ..............Mau..___.
A v .. l5 '
lie Utilities t.ommi,sion today on a rwNOTICE.
g.itliti husband are all untrufis.
.011 an appeal by the same I .i w it “Mn
. . . . . noll of too good ‘sarvicn and . iouostttrontn ‘
mayor and court of common con 1 MRS. WAI..1.AClG 'l’AiiKii
Mannie Colin and bid tiallgbtorilmt
atlon Counsel Joseph ll. Taylor told of 1‘2 (Millard street, have retort
the commission that. the city objected, from Pittsburgh, whore thoyyl'm-v‘o _ ‘
ills. a dnnahtcrmt ‘M
wide enough.
ten~foot center.
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#CABD OF THAN KB.
The company wants uétlohn.
mm... .. a..- ..._ H......a. .. u MW‘
' i St”. Paul’s ulmrch Sunday/i belt .
l scholars urn enjoying a. picnic toCtiti
, po llcach totltll'.. ’ '
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l
fitatlonery and lnctdeii’tnlu l77.7it We desire to express our sincere, ,
neurotary's sulttryy.......f.». bililJlll thanks to our friends of South Now . NOTICEfi-‘m‘.
Treasurer's. salary: . llltlpili walk for the kindness and sympathy -- .
_ , ‘ llcnhlnlnl; 'today'pJnlyl ‘igilil
for the neonatal floral uterine and an an followeryitcthill.
finish .
up; fiber; at ’- l’riihlilli‘. ‘9
. schemeraucous... . . , . ,. -
or e‘ ' iii ' martian A’ 1J‘.ttaM""‘i“’"’.”.i“ .
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company; continue the luminous an to normality
Norwalk Chronicler