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g II unpleasant duty.
caramel-Isl) 1870
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Home of E. I.. Greenhurg in
Scribner Avenue, Burned I0
Ground Saturday Night
HEEEHlWE ElHE
”HHHHEH BlilE
Loss Stated at $5,000, Partly
Covered by Insurance
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A blaze, the cause of which was a do
icc‘tive flue, burst out in the home of
'E. L. Greenburg of Scribner avenuc,
“Saturday evening, about 9 o'clock,
burning the place to the ground. The
loss, Including the house and practi.
orally at] of the furniture, Is estimated
at about $l’»,.000 insured to the extent}
or about $3,000 by the .1. M.1.a\lou
Insurance Agency. As the place is
outside the city limits the South Nor-
walk Fire Department was unable, to
assist In the work of saving the home.
At the time of the fire, Mr. Groom
burg, who is a chicken fancier, was
seated on the .front porch, enjoying to
quiet smoke, while several of Ills ChiI-‘
dren were playing in the parlor. Mrsg
Grecnburg, who was spending the day
in New York City had not yet returnd
od home. The children were enjoying
themselves immensiy. when their at‘
tention was suddenly arrested by a
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FIRE 0N FBEEGHTEII
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Plilil lllllllln
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Elmer F. Bracken Weds Mice
Bathe III. Hawkineuldlller-
Brennan Nuptiala In
East lilorwalk '
With only the immediate relatives
"of tide bdntraatihg parties 'rpresent,
Miss 'Ruthe I'M. .Hawkins, daughter of
Josiah IHewkine, of lSouthport, and
Elmer F‘. Bracken. son or Mr. and
Mrs. Henry J. Bracken, ct Merwin
street, Norwalk, Iwere quietly united
in marriage at the home of the bride‘s
father on Saturday afternoon at 4
o’clock. Rev. Robert '1. Beach, of
New Haven, a cousin of the bride,
performed the ceremony which was
a very Ipretty one.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and ilowos, with runners
of silk forming a. canopy over the
bridal party.
The bride looked attractive in a
gown of grey silk with hat and shoes
to match and carried a shower bou~
quet of. pink roses. Miss Gladys Jell-
nings, of Georgetown, her brides-
maid, wore a pink messaline dress
with hat to match. and carried a bou-
guct of pink roses.
Lyman G. Bracken. brother of the
groom, officiated, as best mun.
Mr. Bracken is ,employod by the
New York, .‘ew Iiiaven and Iiurtford
‘Ilutilroud. tile is lwell~known about
town and has quite at reputation as a
baseball player and a hockey enthuse
last and has distinguished hilnbclf ill
other athletic lines. He has a great
many friends to join with those of
his bride Iu wishing the couple many
happy and prosperous years together.
The bride's present to the brides-
maid was a diamond luvallier, a most
beautltlfl pines of jewelry. The cou-
ple has received many beautiful gifts
from their wide circle of friends
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Miller-Brennan.
The marriage of Clarence it. Miller
HHHPIE HHHi
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EHHHl WHHHH
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Siennard
Figured In ,Two Accidents ,
in Norwalk Yesterday
IIIIIII IllillIHllHilll
Mill sun
And Later onihe Horse Became
Frightened at Trolley
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Mr, and Mrs. Orson Slauuard, of 14
Quinturd avenue. met with two acci-
dents in Norwalk, Saturday aiternoon,
the latter of which was the more ser-
ious. Both are painfully injured and
are suffering at their home today.
Mr. Slannard, with his wife, was
driving down Well street following a
wagon load of hay. He turned out on-
to the trolley trucks, unthinkiugly,
and a car came along just before he
could get back to the highway, strik-
. lug therorward wheel and nearly turu-
‘ing the wagon over.
Randy hands as-
sisted in righting the wagon and quiet:
ing the horse, enablhlg Mr. and Mrs.
Stunnord to continue their trip.
They went up Main street, and when
near the Green corner met with the
more serious accident. A trolley came
etch and frightened the horse who
was still excited from his previous
affair, and he enter] to the extreme
right of the road and began to run.
The wagon struck a telegraph pole.
throwing the ()(‘cupnllls out and pain-
fully bruising them.
to Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Brennan “as
DIMOGK EARLY TODAY
BOSTON, July .2.1~vi‘ire broke out.
oarly today in the forward hold of
the Metropolitan lino .frciklller Ii F.
Tilmock. which ar'rlied yesterday lrom
New York All oI the crew esluped
without Injury. Most of the cargo had
been discharged and the damage was
not great.
W
IROB MRS. CURTIS UNDER WRECK
OF HER AUTOMOBILE.
Thieves Take Jewelr and Money
From .I-ler as She Lay Crushed
After Collision.
GREENW‘II‘II, .lllly 'Tlll‘ fact
that Mrs. lcorgo ll, l‘llrlis, or New
i'ork city, was robbed for her jcwoll‘i'
:IuIl Ii large sum of money following
IIII» nulomoblio collision on the Hill-ill)”.
Pool rout]. ill which iiilo was Inillrcd
.,hudly lloculllc kllowll lil‘i'l‘ Inst night
While Mrs (‘ urlls nus I_IIll[, Illllior lilo
IIIII'kl-d lnllllcull. lllich-s llpploplinll-d
lll‘l diamond earrings, .l diamond ring.
a string of llitlll‘lii, ll diamond broocll,‘
several other places Ill‘ jewelry and
her burns. All of tho iti‘lll‘,li‘r4_ us “will
up the cllsll,,wcro l‘i‘UIH'ill'l‘ll, but upon
the urgent Hours! of Mr. ('ul'llp. llol
I‘l‘lunlg wore lllIIIlo
’Illo oxcitulnollt attending lilo lll‘('~l
dent and llii' dtlnlcly ol‘ Ilw i’i'iitlll’l‘li
to hurry Mrs l‘urlls In tho boat-Ital
III llli‘ hope \II' l-illVlIIII'. Illll lilo [llmvlll
till lliiliiit ploI-II-lll, illlnl Ilolirluu
robe-ry, and It was not until it Imv.
exhibited illp ring and prom-ll to and
oral or IIII-I l‘rlvlldn [but It became
known. l’lllliii‘ (lllpllllll 'I‘lllbol button
"it IllI‘IvsIqullon and found Iho jowol»
Int.
.laluou bunny, lilo. chuuiloul‘ lug
charge of rho lillrlls nlllolllollllc,,null
idllwurd smith. the other driver III the
«opinion, are held In bull to could
the outcome or Mrs. Curtis' Injuries?
it. Is announced at the (il'cenwirll hos.
pital, whore pile was taken. that shot
Ill resting easier and that there. In
now some hope for nor recovery. Llill~
uy, who was unable to walk to court:
on account of the injury to his logs;
to not In a serious condition.
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NAUTO FOR HIRE.
it. Lynch. Telephone scour.
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v' allot of while carnations.
’3 Scollolll,
. oxalllluatlml.
solemuized Saturday afternoon
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67 Van Zuni street. East
The colcnlony was performed by the
Rev Iiullpll G. llnIllcy, pastel of thei
South Norwalk Baptist Church, Mr.‘
and Mrs. (‘harlos Thompson. of East
Norwnlk, attended the bridal couple.
The bride WW) a costume of while
onrbroldored voile. and carried it bou-
Thc bride
, maid wore voile. over blue. and carrlc d
a bouquet of pink cilluntions 'i‘IlI.
‘llllllI‘iC was attractively decorator}, and:
‘ilhcrc “us a huge gathering of rIln-
livcs and friends III ullcndllllc‘I;
:Amollg the relatives u‘clo Mrs,
‘ Mrs. 1), Chase, Mrs. 1-).
Miller, Mr, and Mrs. William ll. I’llltl,t
Ernest and Albert lircnnnu and Miss:
Minnie Illonnau.
A bul‘rcl lunch was armed. and Into
ill llll‘ Illlclnoon Mr. and ills AUIIIII
dcpllrlcd on ll bridal tour. (in their
return they will reside at. Iii Yup Zuni?
slrovl.
m-Uillll‘llli’,‘ Ill Iiolou every night. i
ANOTHER BOYS BODY RECOVER-
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NIAGARA FALLS, N. l',, .luly 2i.- ,:
'I‘III- body of u boy found \N’tllllll‘iitlillv':
:nl’lcrllooll III Luke View, on tho Oll-i
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li'llli) iilillll‘. uboul ulv Illlll'll Iroln ()II
II cull h: bI-llolcli to be llllll ol' Ilolllllli
lloullw, ll )I'Illii old who one drown-
III who llillll‘ll Miltlli‘ ill lllu IIlIlll
in which they \li'lp pluIlbr llroIIo Ilnllll
its lilililf‘ln] s Ilt‘i‘ll ilil' (lid Maid of tho
Hillel landing and ilillltll‘ll down IIIII
Ibcl, I
Mr. and Mrs. William ltmlcoo, the
boy's litil‘l‘lllH, ware notiilt‘ll Friday
night of the finding of the body. burr
llocllllae It llnd been buried till-y did
not [to to (Moreno. It In expected that.
the. clothes will be shipped herb for
The place where that
Ide was found In about lliil mllmi
from tho boint whore the drowning
occurred. ’I‘llo body of liubertI-Moorol
young Roscoe [3 companion. was rocovs
cred on June 20 oh‘ li‘ort Niagara, jneii
us It was passing Into Luke Ontulio. l
Your vacant property lamenting
money every day. A Sentinel want
adv. will change your loss Into a
profit. Try one and see. I,
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An automobile party on the way
from \‘cw York to Boston. slitoppc
“1 3land gave succor to the Injulod. All
oclmk, III the residence of the blido..
Norwulk. l
but two III the machine got out and
lllc Stallunrds took their places being
iliriIerl to their homes while the other
ulcmbcls of the party wulted the row
Horn of the cur lIt is outll an unusual
ocI urrenco that the Iiitlilll of tile party
is receiving the lligilcsvoolllnwnrlaliou
and praise for their kindness. which
Mr and We SI: lunald \Iill novel for-
V}
'Ihe horsa “an caplurod Intel and
the calriuge has not badly IilIIIIIlgedI
HHIHHHHI HHHIPIS
'Agrees’ on Terms of Peace With
Servia and Greece
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lll'l‘liAltlu‘S'l‘ ltllnlunill. .iuly
II to oliiclnlly I'olllllulod hon.- Illut
Illllgurlll has accepted the conditions
laid down by Iluluuulu and has also
llglocll lo lrlms ol’ pump with I-ivlvlll
IIIIII lllcecc.
MR8. WOLFE OUT OF DANGER.
A ('lllllogrulll lclolvoll llI Mllyol Itob-
oil .\I. W,oli‘o last evening. (outnillcd
lilo plcnsillg illi'olulutloll that Mill
\Vollo is out oi danger in Polls.
,Ill‘rnncv. nllclo llllo was illlitl'llll‘il on
”wjpool lllllllltl on June 212. “lli‘ll a bout; In“; M...“ for u Hump." “mm”. “Imp-k
oi llppI-lldlritls. and that she is doing
lllli‘.
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WOMAN LOST POCKETBOOK.
A woman with a babe III Imus lont
ll pocketbook in iioldeu iI‘IlI street
[that night. A lamp was secured and
wllh the hill ot‘ several. of her friends
a search was made for the article,
which contained bit) to single bill)
and some change. The search was
fruitless as into llii 11.30 o'clock, about
which limo it was abandoned.
STABBING ICABE IS ON.
All morning In the South Norwalk
half or the town court the case of
Luke Montague. Mr. and Mrs. Chm-ion
Sigsmvny and John IIonclluk, the elab-
blug Illl‘ruy of a week ago. was on, but
at noon no decision had been reach-
ed.
sown NORWMIK, court.
‘ HillllllW‘ EHHHHE
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Mountain mu New. tram All m or newer» I, mlui‘wm an’Il Our Olin Operator.
mm m—
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tales Ethel Saabya flayed by Wit ’
lianl II. Ferric in Ballet
Accident
When an eighteen-toot canoe carry-
ing seven youngpeople overturned at
the Knob Club beach yeaterdily morn-
ing about 11 0’ pair, Mien Ethel 8.‘
Saabye, of Woofiward avenue, Soutbl
Norwalk, had a narrow escape from
drowning, and, although she did. nou
nutter aby immediate ill effects, it was
due only to the quick action of Wil-
liam Ii. Ferris, of West. street, the.
the accident did not result more ser-
iously, '
Tile canoe belongs to Frank Becker.
and in the boat at the time were the
Misses Helen and Amelia Becker,
Miss Saabye, and tour young men.
Miss Amelia BflCker, wishing to get.
ashore. stepped on the side or the
canoe. and jumped.
’l‘llc frail ('laft overturned ill about.
the feel of water. and all the neon...
pants, save. Miss Seabyc, were thrown
clear of the boat.
Miss Saubye was pinned in some
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way beneath one of the thwarts, and
she did not arise with the rest. Mr.
Ferris. who was quite hear at the
limo, realized lllut she was missing
and with a few swift strokes reached
the bout, righlcd ii and grasped the
young lady by her bathing suit, pilll'
lug her to safely. She was terribly
fl‘lglllclll‘d, as was natural under the
circlllllstunres, but displayed great;
fortitude and was able to walk ashore
with the assistance of Mr. Ferris and
another of the young men, a slrangel
hot”. i
It. is carelessness which is always to
sponslblc for a canoe accident and
us ill this case,,accid‘onts would be
fewer in number, should everyone ex~
orcise cure and good judgment. There:
are three thwarts to a canoe, the mid-.
die one sometimes being removed, but:
It a person In caught beneath one o;
ultlleln nhen lilo croft overturns it Is
ditilcult indeed to extricate himself,
and frequently before one can become
entangled he has taken ill much wa-
ter and is exhausted.
All who saw the affair were loud in
their praises for Mr. Ferris, and
equally an earnest in their regret for
the carelcssucse which caused it.
witnesses were agreed that It was for-
tunate ill its termination.
WILL BUY $5, 000
MORE IN (llTV BONDS
At the labeling of the South Nor-
wulk Board of Electrical t‘olllmlsslon-
ore. on Friday evening last, it was dos
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city's bonds. This will III: a llunsac
lion that will be ndlllul llznous to their
city.
Ill purchase will raise. sIIIIletIIiIIg,.ovor
$200 III prolli. . '
licrunlly the commissioners secured
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$20,000 ill bonds, which proved such 3;,
successful operation that. It was deem-
I'll} best to gut mar.- ou the same plan.
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I NEW VAULT WORK STARTED,”
lstlIrII-Il walk III the Hillllh Norwalk
‘ lrnsl (: (lllllltlll) thin morning prnccod
lllgl, IllI- IIIIIII of I-rrcllng the now Inuit.
,lo llII installed Ior lllI- boueilt ol the
Milli deposits
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wlhlllcillg Ill ltoton cvorI night.
PROMINENT GRAND ARMY OFFI-
CERS HERE.
Ines Fowler Pout. Grand Army of the
Republic. In the lily Illall, South lNor-
walk, this evening. a large number at
in attendance.
Adjutant H. .1. Sooley, of 'llridguport:
State Cmnmundcr i. It. Sloane. ot‘MorI
lngham Post, of I‘lorwalk. will also be
present. ,
“Auto to hire.
1440 and 0214.
I). Travis. Tole.
0NDAY, JULY 2H 1013
' and Conciliation who are trying
cideli to purchase $5,000 more of ”IQ‘
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| Men from llli‘ MOl‘lll‘l‘ Soto (lolllpuny ,
WWW
till EREHBI
IlIlllHliIII
‘INSESSIHH
Position of the Railroads Being
Explained to Boarduot Media-
tion and BoncIIatlon
i HHIEVHHHEH HE ‘lHE HEH
. Will HllllE HP lHlEH
80,0001'rainmen and Conductors
Are Involv‘ed
NEW YORK. .luly 21.—-—The confer-
ence committee of railroad managers
held their first meeting today with,
members or the Board of Mediation;
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mediate in the dispute between the
senstcru railroads and their trainmen
and conductors. The members of this
board, Judge William 1.. Chambers,
Martin A Knapp and G. W. \V. Han
of the ralhoadg and later to receilc
the representatives of the employee. .
\l'. }, Lee, president of the Brother-
hood of Railroad Trainmen, and A B
Garretson, head of-the Order of Rail.
quarters in a downtown hotel They
expected an opportunity to appear be-
fore the federal board this afternoon-f
as soon as the commissioners Iinlshrd
their conference with the railroad
managers The general committee
representing the two labor organize
lions and Ike representatives of the
employee or the Erie Railroad, which
has announced its determination not
that the men had no Important mut-
ters to consider pending action by the
board of mediation. i
HEW llliHMllllH BlHHK
ilillllt__i__lli_ililil HSI
Electricity Operated System In-
stalled Belween Here and
Stamford Towers-Aban-
I dONBU
Sulunluy night at midnight loul hun~
blunt. and tlII-rlior indilcc'tll to the { illl‘il ulIIl folly soils of (”uncut was “"0 ll “011‘ 1!“ laid his l-lun down on ll ll‘tlllCl‘ had been EOH'Ed ”VOUZEKB will" 1
[1 Is expected that the addition lturlloll Into the. recently stluug \I'Il'ee.100k 10 no alter it
on the Now Y'oIlI. New Haven and
[Hartford ltnllroud between Stamiulll
tuud South Norwnlk. and now the block
signals are being electrically worked
1autoullllb‘ully between this city and
the one nine miles distant. This Is
tho time use of these signals along this
road.
readiness by lilo Juballll‘iilliul'tl 1,?qu-
puny Ilild nil till, was necessary \i‘llli to
turn llli‘ current illto tho wlrua. 'l'rnius
work the signals as they
lilo section blocks.
As It truln loaves South Norwulktlloi
uutolllullc dullgor black is set and as,
It leaves the llrst section a part clean
In connection with illommp Ilrullnd nnco block Is raised. so that the noxtill Induction of (limit rates to tllnl IltY'
dedication of the new rooms of “out; itruin may proceed slowly until full item eastern points was oldcrod and
clearance is given us the
itrniu clears the next section.
The liowayton and illmillmok minor
previous
prominent Grand Army men will be otgnul towers are abolished under this cost onglll to block at its whnrv vols.
Among them will bo,systonl and tile men employed in them however, was not suslnlund.
CommundordnflllInf Judge liners and,
are seeking other employment.
South Norwuik tower will not be dis.
continued at present for the Danbury
Iden. and start: Past Senior VlooJComni Brunch ob the read here will make it of Herbert J.
mander Burroughs. of New Jersey, and necessary to continue the lower and railroad freight conductor was found
others. A large delegation from touch-H
Its working force.
As shortly on poseible’hlc automatic
blocking system :will be established be-
tween bore and firtdgcport. Then the
towers at Greens Farms and lFulrllelcl
will be discontinued.
WEATHER nonsense!
. Fair tonight and Tuesday. _
gcr. decided first to heal the positioul
way Conductors, waited at tllelr head- tmittee is the WM" 5901” on AugHSt
i 8HO0K8 III cream
to enter the. dispute, men to discuss
the situation today, but It was ShidliStl‘llBSburg by way or Frankfort toi
All the equipment lllld been put in'
continue,
their runs. and absolute protection is,
'lgllllrllntood by the doublovworklng of‘
The l
in the use of H
, and the icon
,, ' into oblivion.
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RESIHEHH
Flames wnlle Occupant and ‘
”Mile Were in New Ydl'lt
.lHHIlllHH HESHllE HE
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’Mrs. Walker’s Sister Killed By.
Fall at Home in Metropolis _‘
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lHi HHHHllll HlHli
W‘in
E. P. Hanson Gives a Punch and
Judy Show and Other Features
Entertain the Little Ones
There was a gathering of about. one
hundred children at the Norwalk;
Country Club, Saturday afternoon, in“
addition to the large number of par-
ents and older members and friends
of the little folks. The occasion wad
known as childrena’ day, and it was
an unqualified succeed, despite the
liner that It was the first one in the‘
history of the organization. ‘The suc-
cess of the affair was largely due tol
the efforts of several individual mem:
bers and the enterprising entertain-
ment committee of the club. All the
children had a fine time, games being‘
played on the lawn and about' the‘
club house.
The special feature of the occasion:
was the work of E. P. Ransom, of
New York, who is a clever sleight of
hand performer and ventriloquist. He
has appeared in other clubs in Tile
Norwalks and several of his tricns
were designed to please the little
ones. while the Punch and Judy show
kept them in roars of laughter.
Following Mr. Ransan's entertain-
ment ice cream cones were served on
the lawn. Stephen Starr Jarvis and
Porter Emerson Browne were in
Ihurgc of the ohildreus’ program. Pa-
per llets for each little one was pro-
vided by the club.
The next special day that has been
arranged by the entertainment com
The Norwalks were visited by a semi»
ics of fires last Saturday evening which
did considerable damagein various sec? .
tious o the town in which they we,
located
The first one was In what is known:
as the Morris M. Norton place, now
owned 'by Charles E. Jennings, located;
at the junction of West and Lows;
streets. The house has {been occupied
for the past year by Edmund W. Walb
er and family,
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SHARP ElliTllElllAKE
At midnight Saturday night John
Lengyel heard a commotion in ‘MO
«backyard. lie went out and found I.
man, who proved to .be Mike Coldest.
with one hen under each arm Lengye! l
grabbed his prisoner and called for _
the police. The entire neighborhoo‘
was aroused, and gathered to see what
,was doing
(,‘ulhall said he was looking for
:Munich and as far as Zurich, litany. ‘someuhing he could not find but her ,
ipcrsong were thrown down in the was no chicken thief, not a bit of it. .5
streets and in some places blicks felti
from the chimneys and tiles from the: lil Saturday when it came up it!!! :
r‘ools while hundreds of people run in imorning ‘ “
lll‘lOl‘ out of their houses At Stress-i
lbl pug the seismic recording illslru ‘
Inlents were put out of order by the!
’Iiolenrc of tho dislurbaucr; s i
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l BERLIN, July 21.»Besldes the
inborn, shocks of earthquake felt
Ethrougllout Wurttemberg yesterda)‘.
tremors were experienced all over
Southern Germany, extending from
-—Daneing at Itolou every night.
BURGLARS IN MERIDEN.
Force Entrance winto Clothing star."
and Singer Co.' 8 Office.
MERIDLN, July 21. ~Burglnrs 1W
ed an entrance into Bernstein’ a cloth»
Norwich Man Dies of Injuries Fol- Ing store and the Singer Sewing Map
lowing Gun Accident. chine (‘o.' s oillce early yesterday morn-I
<.\'()lt‘\\'ICI-I, Juli" Bl.~-~i"l‘IIIIII Caputo, ing. The Bel uptein safe. had not heal!
:26, “out out hunting crows with a locked and was relieved of $20 in tile
shotgun, in Lisbon, Ilstordny morning“ \cr. (told II atrhea and other jewelrt)v
and when he saw a hull flog jump in nnoihel door was not touched. CE!»
~Dunclng at liolon every night.
“av. ..
cnow HUNTER KILLS SELF.
lie. stuInblI-Il. (low 'l‘ be war door of the sewing m
kirkod his foot against the tliggur and chine company' s office was pried opofl.
the gun shot away II chunk of flesh The home of A. 14‘. Illobson was robbed.
llom the buck pull ol his :‘iyht leg. of $300 ill jcwclry last. Monday and the
just nbme the Ithcc. 'Iilc llllclics 'poiitc ale still investigating. Thw‘
Ive-Io selclad and while his companion work in all thlce places was not that ‘
wont to get help. (:zlpnlo. bird to Wild). at a professional. 7
lie has taken to tho liuckus hospital, »- mm-
"bore. three hours after the ulloollng‘ NOTICE! NOTICEII
and (lied hall an hour after his Ilrrlvnl' If oni nlo :I snbsclibor to Tile Bella
there. I gtluel bring ol sand III 'illc. and ‘9!
lie was a l‘olcluull ill loud (onslluc- three of the most popnlul magazines.
lion and was going bulk to ItlllI In a Ill‘i‘tll‘ilhl. lineup. nnbic Woman and.
low nooks, The Metropolitan l"ol three monthb.
I w~—-~—-~ it you me not It subsarihor send or ::
DULUTH WINS RATE FIGHT. bring $1.60 and The Sentinel and
W ASIIINII ’iON. July 21. m Ilululb.‘ ‘illilI-luzlllllg will be sent you for threat '
Minn, won a I-Iublllunllal pmtlon oI' ila‘ i nlonthu by mail. If you prefer to harm
l‘rolght Into liglll below the lutelslnlo II newsboy deliver your paper island It!
lllolnulerco Commission Saturday when 350 rm" Illugaalnen and pay the boy ml! ‘
a week for The Sentinel. The mom,’
zines deal with all the current. A“?
lords of vital Illlcrost null. wll] p‘enoo
every member of the family.
the present lull-II were held .to be Ilis~
it"‘filllllllmlllly llulntll‘ a contention than
rates on lake and Inn llIIIilc from that
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RUN ob BANI< solos. .
NEW HAVEN ,.lnly 2‘] -—~(Iondltlolws
at the New Haven Savings flank all.
a blob there was II run last annoy and
part of Saturday were practically new H
mul this morning. It was stated at‘th '
bunk. Only about II more ol‘. porno
were ill lino.
We...
Your vacant property In costing,
money every day. A Sentinel wont
adv. will change your loss Into
Iprollt. Try one and see.
or
cououcrolifts soov FOUND.
NIISIW LONDON. .iuiy 21.~»—'i‘ho"bod,v
May, a New llnven
here yesterday Ill Bates Woods, by
James IBI'GIHHUL The mall had been
dead several days. lie disappeared
from home last Tuesday.
Bohtinel one. bring results. . .
Judge Keogh continued his case utt- j
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