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W vary 5 wmnmuimanu around this
vicinity. would it not be well to cull
.. faggot: tho pricing and protect: your
5mrana Vaillubioa axniuut thiu‘ditn.
"15 by gpluelug a primary 'polloy
mrlwmuret us reimburse you for
.fi mu. Telephone 1230.
5-.6-5'5ravtou a GOLDEN
‘Il‘thIhlnpton strut.
5 south Norwalk. cum.
all kinds n more.
Public Ste her, ‘»
wan...- ..._-._..,... . . . - .-....‘_s WW... .. fl-.-
Fred Lockwood. ol‘ 1 Norwalk, is
5 spending this day in .\'c:. York. on bus
Incas.
.Mlss Lulu Smylc, was admitted to
the Norwnlir hospital this 111or11lnr;
L '1, for medical‘t'l‘t‘lilnlcht.
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Must Buluhartntullti Citizens at.
This Country in. Mexico ii
Resolutions Pass
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WASHIN‘G’I‘ON, ‘ July . 24r—Wllilflm‘
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Tel 371
East lndiaTeaCo
.H. Murray. congressmuu-nt-largo l’rom‘
Oklahoma.lutrodnccd today a comf|
pinto not of rcaoiutionu providing for;
tho lntorvunllon of tho Unltcd Slntcs'
in Maxim. tor this" protection of lilo
and property of American and l’orcign
citizcns sojourning therein. and gum
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125 Washington Streetgl
5 ifiWfiflWfiflEflfiflfilfi
_ inoticc that, ho should address tho
Missing Word Page
Owing to an error in one of the advertisements in the
I House at an curly duto thereon.
' Tho :‘imoiutloim authorize the Pros-
zldcnt ol‘ the United (States by proclw
nuttlon to giro notice both to tho
giluol‘tu regime and to all other mill-
1 lary leaders orlbnndiltl in Mexico, and
Ho all persons whomsoever, that the
Thursday, July roth, issue of the missing word page. it innit liberty, loudly and provertr or
was necessary for us to throw 'out “all answers for that
week. We will, however, give one extra insertion of the
page, thereby affording the competitors the opportunity to
camplete the twelve anSWers.
advertisement of M. L. Rosen. a word being inadvertently
omitted.
ovary American citizen. and of every
Icilizen of any foreign nation, sojourn.
dug in Mexico, shall ho respected, and
Ithut any violul ion of their rights or of
_ this order, shall he punishcdi and that
full. complete and just compensation
-shull be paid for any and all trespass
'upon the person and property. or our
violation of- thoright of any American
The error occurred in the
. ; formerly ot‘mSouth Norwalk, la the
guest of {Min null 3311's. Henry 1’. Mor-
' ,gan. of Word stfccl.
'l‘hc local Shriuers of The Norwnlks‘
are planning to attend a ('lllllllllllit‘
on next lii'cdnesduy, at
just outside of Milford.
l
A new incandescent street lpmp, in
West street. in front of the residence
of Isaac IS. Jennings, is greatly appre-
‘ eluted by those who use the thorough
fare at night.
‘Mlssos Anna Richardson and Mary
Keefe have returned to their homes In
‘South Norwulk, having been engaged
in teaching school in Seattle, Washing-
ton, the past year.
“Mr. and Mrs. David ilemmons and
Mrs. Wilbur llcmmons and daughters,
Agnes and Florence, will leave Sut‘
urdoy for the South. where they ox-
.poot to be for several weeks.
r
Miss Lillian Johnson, residing at 51
Cross street, Norwalir. who has been
confined to her home for the past
low days with a slight touch of the
grip. is improving rapidly.
M
r11? .iobsdn-th‘l‘ord Company towei’l‘“
t“ on the Premises. Saturday, July 26th
man on sums
THRlE, NORWALK. CONN.
Must be sold to settle the estate of the lam showman. (lcorgc ll,
'1‘. Barnum). his lino old mansion on Boston
orwalk and Bridgeport. in town of Weslpurl.
' ve transferred their offing
all:
Emma”
completed tower at the oils
ond"th'll‘E"t'allroud druwbridge a11d'u'1'rr"-~" ‘1
WM. H. GU
busily engaged in soaring the, west
tower.
Mrs, Edward Marrienuer, of (‘hi
cag‘o, lll., who is spending a part of
the summer wilh Mrs. John M. Mcr-
‘ -. win, of 1822 Noble avenue. lirlllgelloll,‘
went to lluil lslund, yesterday for a
short trip. “ 5
Miss Rose blukos suilcd Tuesday
by the North icrman Lloyd Line on
the Kaiser “William 11. for a visit to
her home in Hungary. llcr resorvzv
lion and lll‘iit'ls wcrc scoured through
J. M. Layton and to. local agents 1
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for the lion.
The final u-unls mulch hctwcun li‘ow—
bar and Lane was plnycd yuslcrdny ul-
tornoon at the NUI‘Wlllk (‘ounlry Club.
but was cullcd on account of darkucus,
The game will loutlnuc thin uflcruoon
at 4 o'clock. Mr. lmnc Will-l Icudlnt:
yontcrda‘y whcn tlzc mulch was rallcll.
'Attorllcy .lohu .l. Walsh. who rcp-
ronontod Samuel 7.. (‘hcsobro lll thr-
cano ug‘ulnul Frcdcrlck eA, Locluvood.
’ In which tho jury brought In a. Vi‘l‘llicl
for thc dci’cudunl, has bird a motion
to not aaldc tho jury‘s Vol-dict on tho
ground that it was against thc ovi-
deuce. Ailnrllcy l.co llavlu l'oprcscnlo
od lilo wlnncr, Mr. Lockwood.
Following tho vurnlvnl in Now (“a-
nunn. *i'ucsduy nlubt. unvcrul youth;
molt came down by l‘oluulock (Solu
new and utnrlml lbrowlng nlouou at
tho roaidouco of John lilvnnu. 'Elcvcrn
ul litmus of glass wurc brokcu out and
tho Woodwork of the boom: inurmd.
u'l‘ho antlmrltlca wcro uotllhnl ililtl lboy
are watching a number of young men
who were concerned In the affair.
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. citizen of any foreign nation. and that
VT’W‘ any revolutionary leader or other mil-
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or followers will be held personally
responsible, and that the‘ilnitcd States
will pursue to the ends of the earth
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WILL BE OFFERED AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
Property includes bcaulll‘ul tract of land. ill arms.
cr's collage. all in best possible con
arlcsion well water, electric lights.
Sound. close to station of New York and New lluvon liullroud,
posillvc.
STAMFORD. SOUTH NORWALK. PORT CHESTER. to restore order within 30 days, nu",
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SOUTH ‘NORWALK NORWALK. of Mexico, and to hold the some 1111-
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COFFEES Pfully compensated out of the revenues
of Mexico." The president is author-
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lzed to use the Army and Navy or the
United States for the accomplishment
of all the purposes of the resolutions.,
Prudent: Petitions.
Congressman Augustine Louergan
yesterday presented to the House the
following petitions: From the United
Nationalvll‘saoclutlon of i’ost Olilce
.i ......... 35c
.60c
’_“T‘IC—
notion!
Conn.
dltion, shade and fruit trees. shrubbcryv.
(in main trolley line. quurlcr mile to
JOSEPH (l. llYA’l‘T, Town Clerk, Westport. Conn, Administrator.
JV ,
Clerks. protesting against the repeal
or uulllflcation of the civil service law;
from the Banana Buyers' Association.
protesting against the tariff on bunn-
’uas; from the Brotherhood of Locomol
. '
I
uctlon . tlve Firemen favoring additional legis-
lation relating to locomotive boiler 111-5
vorlng legislation to prevent lowering
the standard of living: from some, fa-
voring the passage of N R. No. loft,
concerning locomotive headlights, and
another petition from the some organ-
isation favoring the passage by the
Senate of Scnale Bill No. 6, relating to
the merchant marina; from the
Smltchmcns' Union of North America.
Sale flavoring legislation to increase tho
use of safety appliances. .
Parcel Poet Rates. 1
.............. 7. .... AUCTIONEER
linu-
Il burns. garden-
Reproucntalivo Reilly introduced in
high hiuulu.
The , Name 0
Hatch & Bailey Co.
has stood before the public for many years an a synonym for
good lunrbor and fair dealings. The new management assumes
this responsibility with pride In the fact that wo uro topplin-
ulhlc for this standard. and will continue to give to our ous-
lomcru tho sumo good treatment and follow along the same
We trust all our friendswcuulmucru will glvc (no
HIllllP llbornl :putronugo no of old and Wu assure thorn in rc-
luru, tho sumo hourly appreciation and rupture doullng.
The Hatch 8r Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘:
Tlho [louse yesterday a concurrent res-
Eolutlon calling the atlcntlon oi the
lpresldenl and of tho postmaster-gen-
!oral to the advisability of arranging
for the reduction of the common cx-
Iport ratcs of the various parcel post
' iconventlouu of tho United States with
{foreign countries to eight cents per
i pouud. ,
The resolution was roforred to tho
mommillco on post olllcos and post
:ronds oi which Mr. Reilly Is a mem-
Ihor.
Donovan Comes Home.
llcllroscntutlvo Donovan went to
' llrldgcport. Monday, to be present at
atho liuld day exercises of the Eagles
{of Connecticut, hold yesterday. lilo
lwlll roululn in the State long enough
4 .J l to ultuud tho alum buko of tho Bridge-
I l I . W
Maggot!!! ; port Munul‘uctururs‘ Aauociutlon. €01)"
TOOK GARFIELD'B CLOTHES.
As a Result There Is Tl‘o‘uble for Rail-
road Lineman In Booth Norwaik.
William (luriicld, who has been cm-
ployml for some thou up a linmnun on
lord Railroad. rcporlu n uouicwhut un-
plI-uuuut oxporicnco i'ucontly,
Wlliio ho was «engaged in his (lllllos
Percy bales, of Port Clientt‘r. nudist
ml by other man, took his clothing
and hid and damaged acvural articles.
causing him much trouble as well as
financial loss. Mr. (lurllcld wont to
Now Haven and reported the matter
to tho outcluls higher up. As a re—
sult some of thom came here and made
an investigation of chairs. Mr. Baton.
the lloromnn. as well an the assistant.
foreman and three other men. are now
looking for other Jobs, Mr. Garfield
says,
an.
mm . - fibeflthdWM .
, our: member of the family. drum. Try one and mi. M " “
the Now York. Now lluvcn and llurt-’
he claims iho foreman of tho gang.
, road company. The town was not rop-
wbon you wont home so
Your vacant pmporty is costing
money every day. Abantlnpl want
5 at tin; can pipers
_ llhold 'l‘huruday. at lllvur Cliff. Milford.
NEWTOWN CROSSING CHANGE. rcturnluu to Wuubington lrlday.
'l‘hu l'ubllo litilllluu (lolumiualon hold
a houring ycuicrlhly on tho putition of
tho Now York. Now l-luvou & llurt-
ford railroad for a chungo in tho ordur
luuuud by tho commiuulon uudur date
or Juno II) for tho (diminution oi grudo
croaulugu in tho Town or Nowtowu.
’i‘lm chungu calls for tho cloning ul‘ tho
new location instead of tho old. 'l‘boru
was no oppoultlou to the (lithium. Nor-
man buckinghum roprcuontod the roll-
CORPORATION PAPERS.
'l‘bo curtillcutc ol’ organization of
tho ll. 14. ltulnund Company, or Merl.
dun. llllfl boon lllod with the secretary
oi tho ululo. The capital with which
the company begun business In 350.-
llllil. Thu olllcors uro .lioury ill. Ill-
nund. prooldont; Arthur J. Itinund.
vlcu—prouldont; William Rlnund, trous-
urur and Loan ltlmlud. secretary.
This certificate of amortization of
tho llunkcr lllll Company. or Water‘
bury. bus boon liiud. The company
will begin business with a capital of
32.950. of which $1,162.50 to cash. The
officers are Jamel: Ill. Door. president;
John P. Guilder. vice-prosident; John
W. Potter. treasurer and secretary. ‘
night?! The preliminary certificate of dis-
(Migration don’t knwiwhat It in “mum of the M,“ Olly
to have a wife who wagon“ a school 30.51“”. or New Haven, has boon
”MM" Why. 3““ 'mm "‘0 "“9 a died. u is aimed by J. Gibb smith
hundred times on a slate: "I must be and William E. 39.5“; majority 55 of
home If? 10 o'clock.” the directors.
Mntmelnwxlwtn form an important? A F‘urull‘mu’i Rogm
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rescaled. up there is no oppcuitlou.
TEAGH'ING HIM A LEBIAON
.‘ ;.f LWN .
Briggéstld your wife scold you
late last
tshortened canvas
straight on into the harbor. giving up Dart——
‘ man wanted experience and he got it.
spectlon; from same organization. fa-l,
I nearly all had finished the wind alsup‘
l“Natomu," was seen last evening on
I ly concldurubly porturbod over the 1111-
wmber...dormled trimemloker. 2534:“: do
Handicap Metq’lfiirtt Divielon—‘Surt.
‘ to mutt ‘. A 5
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Remember the
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(Continued trom’lliist page.)
~~ Jilin .
and the outlook wupwnor for I. good"
racing. Sumo optimists: however, were
of the opinion that there would he:
wind before the ultcrnoon was own:
and them was. ‘ i i
It was nearly time to act llu- course‘
signals when it began to blow from tho
sontlruonthwcst. At lirut it blui‘l’odf
and the puffs were iiil’nl. Then it grew
steadily in strength and settled down
to a smoky southwestor and it had
weight In It too. Then, al'tcr lllc
yachts had got well on their journeys.
it blustercd some more and grow hols-,
lcrous and soon it was blowing twenty!
five miles an hour and the yachts stun“
gored on under big canvas. ’lhe sou:
Doors open at 9 a.
receive one of our
Jubilee "Sale
I BEGINS
This Saturday
Extra Salespeople Wanted
for This Sale
MINTZS
Opening Biy
m. Be surc ydu
Largo Circulars.
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was whipped into waves and the Sound’
was sudsy. The Wm'i‘ri brow big and? ”W—
they slammed the little follows about “Ohm “00d “f
wilhout any regard for their size. it G. E. Gurtluud ..... \‘i’ithdrew.
was toward the end of the first round Twinkle~—
of the triangle that the squall was at? S- 0' Hunter ------ Withdraw.
its worst and lust then evil looking NMO'W‘“
block clouds gathered in the north-l W- 5- MICHUgh ~~~~~ Dismastod.
west. They hold rain and more wind‘ Corrected Time-Circe, 2101333; Am-
and threatened to sweep out on the anita lV., 21211425
Sound and cause havoc. Some yachts; Stamford One Desigfl—fitart. 2:30——
und others holdl OWN”, 5V2 MHEE-
the races for safety. l R. H. Gillespie... 3:49:10 1:19:19
Others wore not so fortunate. Thelscaul’“
Natomn of tho handicap class had jusii R5 lW- T- l{l11gan..3:49:50 1:19:50
completed her first. round and had Hazel——
gybed. Just after her hoof swung overl A- W- 13811.“......3:55:17 1:25:17
to the port side the mast snapped and ‘Curleww—
she was a wreck. The motor bout ‘ROblnS Bros.......lWithdrew.
‘Mclrab towed her to Now Rochellef
The 31 rater Stranger, which came -Torturlng eczema spreads its
root Narragansett. Bay. sprung hcrl burning MGR every day. DOM‘S Olnt
masthead and had to withdraw. ’l‘hcimlent quickly 3‘0” “3 spreading. “1‘
iravesend Bay kuockabout Skylarkismnuy relieves the itching, cures ll
capsized. She had on board her own- permanently. At any drug store.
er, R. Finlay; 'M. T. Robinson and a-
young amateur named «Noliman. Noll-v
PATENT RIGHTS ISSUED TO
CONNECTICUT INVENTORS
lie so announced when he left a steam
yacht in the morning to take part in. The following were Issued July 22.
the race. The three were thrown into {1913‘ List furnished from office
the water and iNollman was rescued by A‘ 'M‘ Wooster. solicitor 0‘ , patents,
a cflasting schooner and taken back to “Bridgeport; Conn; ‘
Lnrchmont. Finlay and Robinson stuckl Thomas K“ Begs; and A' H' Moore,
to their overturned yacht and were: Bridgeport, pump.
picked up by the club launch Standard! Robert Clark, Bridgeport,
and taken Into the harbor. where they wastes and overflows.
righted the Skylark and set to workl Thomas H‘ Macdonald, Bridgeport.
to get in shape for racing tomorrow. grapbopbone attachment.
The butterfly Alberta withdrew froml Joseph Merritt. Hartford. ring form-
tho race but capsized while sailing 111-. lug tool. -
to the harbor. Her crew was rescuedl Winchester Bennett, New Haven,
The fish class yacht Dolphin on the firearm. '
port tack sailed into the bird Woof,' Thomas C' Johnson. how Haven,
which had the right of way. 'Woof lost tubular magazine firearm.
her most and was towed in by Dolphin.i Howard M‘ Barber, 'Stoniugtou. cub
E. F. Luckeubuck's Q class yacht Suc- ‘tlng and folding machine.
William 1... Harrison,
L for
Branford,
lew broke the club on the foot of her '.
Jib and withdrew. The Virginia had pump.
hcr jib split into two pleccs but she[ Roswell A' Moore, Waterbury, web~
finished the race. The Robin Hood 11., , ““8.
owned by George ill Gui-timid. broke" Frederick ‘C' Smith, Waterbury,
her port spmader and the 31 ruler Joe-2,1907%” electric lamp. .
cphine. owned by Addison ‘i’. ulanan, Frederick E‘ Stanley, Waterbury,
pullcd out the foot of her mainuail and ‘ tack fastened button.
this accident lost her the rucc. Thoi Charles W. Warner. Mlddletown,
big schooner lrolitu pulled out the Shelf and bar bracket.
Trade Markn.
view of the balloon jib lopsuii. These .
Tho Seamless Rubber Co. New Ho.-
nro only a few oi’ the accidents. Hui:
llurdn vm~~'~l «w‘ the“.- wcro minor
mishaps on many other yachts. After can appliances.
Sheffield Dentifrlco (70.. New "Lon-
don. cordial.
The Trout til: Ilino Mfg. (30.. New
Britain, safety-razors.
Beacon Falls Rubber shoe (10.. Bon-
boota and shoes.
pcnrcd and left the Sound like the pro-
verbial mill pond and the tall ondors
had hard jobs getting home. ,
W. .l. Mcllu h, Jr., owncr of tho'
3 d con Falls.
‘Whlte Plains, N. ‘1'., announced
‘ cation.
BENEDICT WILL VOID.
Son Given in Custody of Mrs. Brady
and Keeps $100,000.
Surrogate William A. Sawyer, of
yes-
terday that he would sign‘ an order
giving the custody of George Todd.
Brady. son of the late Mrs. W‘yn-
netta Brady Benedict, of Mill Plain,
to Miss Cornelia Brady, of Goldens
Bridge. N. Y. Mrs. Benedict. who
was the widow of Arthur 1.. Brady,
of Goldens Bridge, was killed on the
evening of July 3 by the overturning;
of an automobile in which she was
'riding with her husband on the Mill
Plain road.
The child is heir to the estate left:
fitby his father, who died in 1910. Mrs.
gBrady married James A. Benedict. of
kKatonuh. 1‘. Y., in June of the pres-
{ent year and they were spending their
lhoneymoon at her cottage in Mill
lPlaln when the fatal accident oc—
curred.
r The estate of the late Mr. Brady is
said to amount to about $100,000.
The child is six years: old.
A dispatch from .White Rialns says:
“There had been much feeling be.
tween the late Mrs. Benedict and tho'f
family of her late husband. In her
will she gave all the property from
the estate of her late husband to her
infant son. and added: 'It is my ex-
pressed wish and desire that no mom.-
bor of the Brady family shall ever
have the care and custody of my son.
knowing every one of them to be unfit
to properly bring up my child.’ The
will provided if any of the Brady fam-
ily did get the little boy. who is but
six years old, that he be cut off with~
out a cent."
_ The court held that the marriage
with Mr. Benedict annulled the will
under the law, but that the child in-
herits«$100.000 direct from his late
father's estate. Both Miss Cornelia
Brady, an aunt, and Miss Kittie Du-
vls. a sister of the late Mrs. ~Bonedicf,
applied to the court for the custody
of the boy, but the custody of the
property was given to the Westchestec'
Trust Company, on a stipulation from
both sides.
I
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and inexpensive means of communi—
They aflord a direct way of
carrying it message to the ones who
veu. certain dental, medical and aural-i
will be the most interested.
l ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
I
he stated that it will be three weeks
bolo'e ho can got his boat in the run-
ning trim again. He will have to sand.
to ‘lloulon for u now moat and it willl
bo fully two weeks boloro ho can get .3?
o. return. This puts Mollngh, who was
considered u like winner in his class. '35‘
out of tho racing; and ho is consequent.
fortunate uccldcut and dis attendant
results. ’ :
'l‘lm sumtnuriou in rpcos in which
local boats partlc-lpatod one an follows:
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