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Matty. Would u not be well to call
hit on‘ the 'phone and protect your
Mound valuables against this can.
*1 by placing a Burglary policy
m as and let us reimburse you for
slim. Telephone 1230.
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All kinds or insurance.
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Miss Grace tl‘lll‘ien. ol' South Nor-
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Our lilothom‘ lotion, .\'o 11) I. 0.
20.19.. will hold its repaint meetingr
Monday evening
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Temperance will hold its regular meet-1
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The regular weekly rehearsal of The.
Metropolitan (lrt'hestra. of Norwullt.
.Will be. held Monday evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 3134
Sons of St. George, allihold its regn
I, lar meeting Tuesday evening of next
< i week.
Theodore Bristle, who for a few
days has been visiting friends in. Nor-
walk will sail Monday on the steam-
er Mexico. lie expects a fine trip.
Misses Clara \‘elser and ilazel Fan-
cher, of South Norwallt, are enjoying;
the day on a trip up the Hudson
River on one of the numerous day has
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Free Stenotype Lessons
Given Any Aliernoon, 1:30 to 4:00, at
Merrill Business College
Don't miss the opportunity.
SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION 8 A. M. TO 12 M.
Reduced Rates.
STAMFORD.
Books Free.
SOUTH NORWALK. PORT CHESTER.
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a number of decisions, including many
10E Buouumo of important legal interest ‘in the
(Continued from first page.) Istato. in addition to the liuonomo
:rlet‘:isiou, the court gave other de-
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visions as follows.
1-' 1 11 1 ~ . t "115‘ to be
inuiHl tl“ 1‘1 1’5 “‘9 m“ ‘ Fairfleld CountY.
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The illllltlei of Jennie. Cnvaglierl l3r1dltcpm't 'ilust company execu-,
excited countrywide interest it was “"3 vs. lr‘almlo 8' Marsh et til. Chief
charged llyt the state that Buonomo.
who was known as “Chicago .lov,"
four main companions lured the
Woman into an auto ride. When
they roar-bed a lonely spot in Start-
lord he stopped the auto and the. pas»
sengors got out, willie the chauffeur
told to go on up the road and
turn the auto around. When they
got out, the state contended, ltuono-
mo deliberately shot the woman, or
log fire bullets into her body, tour 01'
tion on a clause in the will,
1‘. Fain-hilt], adm..et als. The su-
prrir court is advised to render judg-
ment that the remainder attempted to
he created in the eighth clause of t 9
will in “the than living lnwl‘ul hei
valid disposition was thereby made
of such remainder to the heirs of the
testator, ascertained as of the timed!
his death who should be living at the
date of the decease of Edward Banks.
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Justice Prentice placed an interprets-1‘
Morris ll. Beardsley. adm. vs. Ralph"i
il‘EN COMMANUMENTS FOR
WINDBREAK PLANTEFts
WASHINGTON, July Eur-The tor-
ost service has devised a doculoguo
for the use of farmers in the plains
regions.
These ten commandments are to be
displayed as part of the exhibit which
the forest. service is preparing for an
exposition to be held during October
‘at Tulsa. Oklahoma, «in connection
1- with tllmeiglitli international drl’ furni-
‘1ing congress. The commandments for
1 owners of windbreaks are as follows:
i 1. Place the wintibreak-at right on-
gles to the direction of injurious pro»
1 vailini; winds.
1 l]. Dovoto from one-eighth to and
,fiith ol‘ the farm to timber. its pro-
fttactivo value more than pays for the
'ground it. occupies, to 11111- nothiug oi”
1 the timber yield.
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mi iii. l’lant onl_\ species suited to
‘windbrmlk use, to the region and to
1 the locality.
1 0V. Plant rapid growers for quick
‘results; but under-plant with slower
1g1owing species which are Usually
1 longer lived and more valuable.
ISupplemont a deciduous w-ind
bleak with evergreens to afford pro-
tection in winter 1',
1 Vi. Separate trees by the spat-mg
'1 proper to‘tho species used. The trees
Eshouid be close enough to produce 11
idanse windbreok and to Yield g00d
1 poles, but should not be so crowded as
-_ 1to pro’duve spindling growth.
1 Vii. Make the windbreak thick from
the bottom up, especially on the side.
toward the wind. This may be done
by using species which brunch near
the ground, by planting outside rows
of low—growing trees, by encouraging
{natural reproduction. and by under-
1. planting.
Vili. Cultivate the plantation thor
oughly while it is young.
[X1 Do not allow excessive grazing
.where reproduction is desired.
X. *Do not thin your woodlot too
heavily or take out the best trees for
minor uses. Remember that a timber
tract should be improved by use and
that each clearing should leave it in
' better condition than before.
of the tostainr is not void, nut that 111
Other exhibits will show the proper
locations for windbreaks. suitable spe-
cies for planting, anti the direction or.
harmful prevailing winds in various
regions.
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it was contended that the (lavag-
iieri woman had lived with ‘Buonomo
in Chicago and had left him and
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Moore Strayer.
of Rochester. New York, are visiting
South Norwalk \Ir Straver was came to Bridgeport, where Buonomo
former pastor oi” the South Norwalk followed he“ and after making
. Congregaflmm Church and will with her again, enticed her to the,
‘ W’ 1 auto ride and her death. Revenge for
preach there tomorrow.
hor desertlou was held to be the mo-
Fearing for lilo chemical. in liilllkg tile and "white siav cry" was said to
shop‘ a still alarm called the South 1W 1’11””er 0m”? ““8"
Norwallt ”1111111111 in the 10“,... end 01 On Christmas eve, after being out
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No costs in this case shall be taxed
in favor of any party
William '1‘. Bronson
Leibold. No error.
tice Wheeler.
Jennie O'Blerne vs. George A.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart
lard
vs. William
(3plnton by Jus-
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ford. No error. Opinion by Justice
RAILROAD
1 Mary F. Brooks vs. the Connecticut ‘
TIME TABLE
company. No error, opinion by Jus-
MISS FORCE. SISTER OF
MR3. ASTOR. TO WED.
Can any man who has been a mem- Crarksmen have taken another wag-
ber of the state democratic central unload of jewels from a store in the
committee for seventeen years retire heart of New York city apparently
= from polities? Judge John J. Walsh of 1 without even waking the policeman on.
Norwalk says he will endeavor so to the beat. Evidently a burglar is more
do. and none will deny that he has secure in committing big thefts in the
earned the retirement he seeks. But metropolis than in any other city in
will he. enjoy it?——Ansonia Sentinel. the country—«Fall River Herald.
7:.“—
Day Slli‘ql'uyi'r'it‘ltlii)‘ at i: 'to o‘cloak
to oxiluguisliv a grass tire in progress
there.- 1tlhiat‘ George W. llouardus and
a couple of men with a line or host!
soon settled all doubt as to the out
"come of the threatening llamas.
PANICKY FEARS.
,thvy had known anything of Boone-
‘mo‘t; Intentions of killing the woman.
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(From the 'i‘hompstmvdle Press).
The giving of a (lot: a bad name has
passed into pun-orb as a sure method
"verdict of guilty
:oi the judge's charge and the udmis»
tire itoraback.
Mary Larsen. administt'airix vs.
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad company. No error. Opin-
on by the court.
William Stanford vs. Fritz t". lil'do
».1\‘o error. Opinion by the court.
minutes. the jury retained a
of murder in the
tirstytlesreo. On the judge‘s in»
structlons the jury freed lluonomo's
companions, as it was not shown that
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Following the verdict, Attorneys
(‘ulllnan and ilol‘orest appealed on
{the ground that through certain parts
High- grade
sion ol‘ certain evidence, the Jury hadi
of discrediting men the most innocent bi'iih prurtlt‘fllll' trying a “white R f t
actions of 11111 maligned creature. So slave" instead of a murder case and e [lgera ors
the enemies of the splendid railroad 11““ illlillli’lllifs “"‘HCHW "f mum and ICE CHESTS at Reduced Prices.
system that serves the greater part 01'
dor in the first degree was influenced
New England with unexeolied service thereby. Justice 'i‘harel‘. in his 01th 55-50 i‘t‘fi‘llfl‘mlon 110‘" ------ “-75
have attemhiod to brand the. road by hi“. r‘fii'fi that the HilliF'B 1111011105 M0510 Refrigerator. now $7.39
foul means when- lah ones were not made a Sil‘liillli'm 1“ 00“” that 1'“ $12.51) Refrigerator. now ...... $9.49
ready, and no“ they «builds in quiet
gratification when tlw harden oi“ do-
tense is thrown upon the party attack-
od. As an example of the unfair as-
sault upon the nullmumnont of this
railroad. take the accidents 1It’hloh
have boon bunched together within a
comparatively short period and the tax-1
aggravation placed upon the fatalities;
resulting tlu-rol‘rom. To read some. oi?
the papers and to listen to the blatant 1 W“
criticisms «everywhere lt't loose one
would be instilled in thinking: that
thousands oi‘ paasmmors had been sac
riiicod to the mood and incompetence
of tho enroll-11a «olilt'ollt‘l'H oi‘ the road.
‘” An a matter oi fart just twonty-niuo
pasmnmorn lost their lives during the
past ton years out of millions who
have been carried our the lines. Lass
,.tlit'in tllruo purmmn a year! Why, there
is hardly a ilrm in tho t-otmtry em-
ploying huntia mmmtiuu up into the.
dozens that done not have in its insurn
ance alt-roam, provisions against 11 mos
tuiity greater than that. What we
should guard against, in tho thrombi-
tess arrival at conclusions. because,
‘orsooth, thorn in a disaster which at.
‘ractu tho. notice of the reading politic
we should not lump at the rtmoluaion
that this particular corporation is on.
used in a homicidal occupation. A
'ltilrottd that carries more unuuonuors
than moat or the great transportation
companies and hills fewer than
Powder trust, let us say, should not;
receive the unbridled condemnation
that the speculators, who desire toda-
nrooiate the stock of the corporation
tor their own prolitnble ends, are
pleased to start against it.
“Once a friend of mine and t agreed
that it would be helpful for each or as
to tell the other his testis." "flow
did it work?" .JlWoa for
in“ ”our—4311:1130 nectar-d.
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would produce evidence showing that
iluonomo and the murdored woman
were ('ottnot'led with immoral trntilc
in (,lliltrago; but he had failed to do
so. ills gtatmnont should have been
withdrawn, therefore. as is was pro
judicial to the defendant.
other Decision: Made,
IiAil'l'l'Wlliil, .luly tilt—«’l‘he nuprvum
$7.130 ire Chest, . $6.19
$6.00 loo (‘lwsh now .......... $4.98
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St.
South Norwaik.
PrOmpt Delivery
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Phone 397.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.-—-1:20x, 6214!, 5141!, 6:09,
8141:. 8:50x,
10:45:, 11:38.
P. M.——-12:58x, 1:08,
3:27, 4:31.11,
7:201. 9:22x,il:59,10:t5.
9215:. 9:87.
2:40x, 3:601
Sunday.
A. lit-122.511,
8: at 10: 20x 11:24.
P. M.-——i2: 48x. 2:391. 2:601, 6:81
5:521, 62561:, 7:12x, 7:52:, 8: 211
9222):, 9:159, 10:28.
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-4:~it'1, 5:40, 6:45, 8:10:
8:331, 816%. 921511, 10:02:, 10:05
10:60:, 11:03.
P. M.—«l2:03,1:05, um. 1:23): Bat.
45151:, 4:29, 52051.5:241, 6:28. 8:011.
6:07.8:00x.8:20x10:001, 9:30, 11:10:,
12:00x.
Sundays.
(3/ M.~l2:00x, 6:00x, 8:331. 8:65:
9:00, 10:02x, llztltlx.
l‘. M.-l2210x, l:ililx. 2:001, 3:441
5202):, 5:041 6:0111, lit-ix, 8:001, 8110‘
8159):, 10:00x, 11:10, “183:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
rtAVEN.
A. M.—w12:19x, lliz-iZ. i:i0x, 0:09
7:213, lI'ZIx, tlzitlx, 10:28x, 11:1111
llztitlx.
l’. M. ----- «13:02, 1:20, 3:1“, 4:20
5:12. 62le. (1247,7110x. 0:09:101191,
hzlitlx, l02tltlx, li:lll.
Sunday!-
A. nmmzlbx, 12:42:. um, ma
thiox. 10:10, itziix.
i’. M.-—~i2:07x, 2:l1'lx, 3:13x. 4:501.
02l0x. (1:46, ’lztilx, ilziitx, 0100:, 9:281.
10:07x, 11:07:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURV
A. M.~——l:20, 6:13,8:27.10:01:.
P. M.-l:25, 2:23x. 086:, 6:21:
0:20. 7220):.
Sundays.
A. M.~——10:01x, 10:26.
P. M.——-2:lil. 7:16.
A. lib—«6:00.
11:16.
P. M.-«lt:ii, 6:35. 8:8”.
Sundays.
A. M.—-7:5fi, 11:45
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(x) 82mm.
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8:43x, 6255, 7:18, 7:46, 8:171.
10:201
51:41, 5:52:. 8:37, 6:511.
5:1“, 6:411, 6:241.
urdoy only, 2:04x, 2:57, 23:30:, 3:65;
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
7:18. 8:10, 10:011.
canvases
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Society at liar Harbor. Mn, is M11
in a buzz over the announcement of
the engagement of Miss Kathcrlno1
Force, sister of Mrs. Madeline Astor,
the young widow of .iolm Jacob Astor,1
to wed Henri linrniekoll, 11 Nov."
York broker. Miss il‘orro has been all
liar Harbor during tho summo wltlti
11111 sister. who takes littlo apart in5
social affairs. lto has known the
young womtun for a loin; time. They 1
will likely be married in tieptomber. 1
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VACANoiEs AT wes‘r POINT. 1
WASHINGTON, July 20- 1~’i‘o carry
out the intent of (torturous thatl
nmninotiuior admission to the Military
Academy, at West Point, shall haw
ample opportunity to pt'optiro them
selves tor the severe untrnnco examin-
ation, the War Department has pub.
linked it list of the vacancies for
which candidates have not; yet been
designated by Senators and tinnitroas»
men.
The entrance exauilnailons will take
place next March. Twenty'aix Sumo
tors so for have not rnado nominalloas,
and in the iorty~iour states and the
territory or Alaska anywhere from one
to eighteen Congressional districts re-
main unrepresented on the that or can—
didates. in Pennsylvania alone there
are eighteen vacancies, in New York
(ourtoon, and in illinois twelve.
A Furnished Room to Rent? A
. outlast want ohIngeI it to I tin
’ utilized room-“Rented.
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Sold at All Dealers
The Twentieth Century disc0very.
Time. labor, health and money saver.
Positively will wash Clothes clean without rubbing the
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No more tired feeling-no more aching‘ back or
swollen arms.
Makes wash day a holiday. Greatest success of the
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Convince yourself by trying it now. Try one, buy one.
A five cent trial will do you for two washings.
We guarantee unqualifiedly that Dave’s No Rub Wash-
ing Compound contains no soda, potash or any other in.
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Dave's No Rub saves you wear and saves you tear.
Directions how to use will be found on each cake of Dave's
No Rub.
Save the wrappers {or which you will receive valuable
presents.
Cut out coupon in Monday’s Sentinel and get trial pack—
age free at any grocer’s or department :tore.
Ask for the genuine Dave’s. Others will injure fabrics.
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