”imminent m‘ and around an;
‘ Would it, not be well to call
by placing a Burglary policy
. ‘ *m and let us reimburse you for
"Wu, Telephone 1230.
Tartan & GOLDEN
ail wclblngton Strait, ‘
. Bouth Norwalk. Conn.
' All'kiudp or inhumane. ‘
Public Btonhzrapncr,
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"Vitl’oncheu are unusually line and
nbundant.
The ice man is a welcoare visitor
these days.
.' Travel by boat, railroad and trolley
is very heavy. ..
I Walter Ewing. of. Nol‘walk. is en
joying a .two weeks vacation.
The lobby at Hoyt's Theatre is in.
the hands of the decorators. I
_._--.._- I
, The free lunch in the saloons isl
‘ doomed to go the last of the week.
:Mrs. .lncob Miller is moving from
Belden Hill to Main street, Norwalk.
.lltllen ‘Betts, of Norwalk, spent last
1evening in Bridgeport. visiting friends.
Miss Mildred Sheehau, of Sunlmcr‘
street, is entertaining Miss 1011a Riley.
of Brooklyn.
Cockenoe Tribe, x0. 32. l. 0. R. M...
will hold its regular weekly meeting
Friday evening.
Our Sisters' Rebekah Lodge, No. 55.
I. O, O, R. will hold its regular meet
ing this evening.
Frank 0. Austin has resumed his
duties on the Stamford Bulletin after
a week’s vacation,
Vandcrhoef & Company, the straw
hat manufacturers in Butler street,
are resuming operations.
.Miss Alice McNerney. of Hoyt street.
Norwalk. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John J. O'Brien. in Stamford
Stephen Novnk‘. proprietor of the
cafe in Quittner's Block, is seriously
til at his home in Franklin strcct.
Roy, Richard J. Carroll. pastor or
St. Joseph's Church. is using an an
tomobile in his parochial visitations.
Harry 1.. Brundagc, of 54 Bellies
. avenue, is slowly recovering from an
attack of blood poisoning in his r'glll
hand.
Dr. Joan Dununticr and family. of
West. Washington street, loft today
for Stockbrhlgo, Masai, lo spend a two
chlts' vacation,
Thomas Mct‘ullutn. business uncut
for the l‘nllllors‘ union, started today
with his family on a business trip
to Albany, .\'_ 1'.. in bi- cont» soul-rail
days. ‘
(lllurlws ll, llil\\'tll‘2il_ of Norwnik.
bun Sfli‘ili'i’ll :t pmilion with the War
Ten 'lll'otburs, oi‘ iloslnu, Mafia. lb-
lmn jlilit. rolm-uml from n itlp through
Maine in lbvir lilll'l'tlsL
Chariot; ('. ltilcy, oi the Westinw
hound, Church, lit-I'r I'd. 01‘ New
York. and n Iultubcr of other places.
loft Norivnll. yt-hb‘rduy afternoon for
Old l’oini {folnl'ort lulu-r ho had a
numllor oi‘ wmdcrn plnrca to visit in
tho interests of bin employ/int: lirm.
A. annulus old ‘liilmlo inland climb
bake will, be bold in the near future
under the uuupicc» of lillnua Tribe, No.
20. I. t). it. 01., and arrllllhvlllunta for
the ntfair ware started at. the meeting
last night. The entertainment com»
mitten in arranging the details.
NOTICE! NOTICE”
01! you are a subscriber to The son-
tlhol bring or send in she and got
mm at the about popular maintains»,
Hearst's. Mollionobie Woman and
The Metropolitan, tor three months.
it you are not a subscriber solid or
bring 01.00 and The Sentinel and
wines will be sent you for three
month by mail. It you prefer to have
itr‘nmy deliver your pm lend its
“a for mwiuco and pay the boy 120
"‘10er for The identical. The mom
. Noyombor.
tuna:
’. ‘6 050.01an
mm or u.
IIllIiS
‘v‘JH Mum a.
Temporary Loans 10mm Pre-
sent needs-Money in be Pro.
video, From State Tax
00001918
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Temporary loans to the amount or,
H $750,000 on short term notes have‘
been arranged for by State "l‘rcanuror
V‘Edward .sS.‘ Roberts. ll order to nicot-
tho demands of the Stilts until the re-
turns from the State tax come in next
In spite of the fact that
the money market is very high, the
,2 ratc'dt—which the. loans are obtained _ 1
will be somewhat less than 5
per
cont. :1 I
.. it is customary to raise money by y
this means at about this time of the
your. Thc situation is further com-
plicated, this year. however, by the
condition of the money market, which
prevents the successful floating of
bonds. It may be necessary to raise‘
between $1,000,000 and $1,500,000 in'.
this way bct‘ore.the State tax receipts
collie in. All of the $700,000 that has:
already been arranged for will be‘
borrowed from Hartford banks.
. The low rate of interest at which
the money will be obtained is due to .
the satisfactory relations with the‘
banks which the State treasury" has.
The arrangement is astisi’alctory to the
banks, as the money will remain on
deposit with theta until it is drawn for
use. The banks are, therefore, glad
to loan the money to the State at a
rate that is considerably less than
may be obtained from private bor-
rowers. The following statement con-
cerning the loans was given out at
the State tz'easury's oilice yester-
day:
State Treasurer Roberts finds the
‘t‘unds in treasury insufficient to meet
.the demands and has had to col upon
the local banks for assistance.
The present is a very inopportune
‘time to borrow money. either by per
'lnanen‘t bonds. or temoprary loans. as
the rate of interest is very high and
money is in excellent demand. , ,
Mr. Roberts has made several loans
of a temporary nature. to be repaid
when the State tax, due from the
towns, is received next November.
What behas borrowed and arranged
for amounts to about $750,000. at a
rate that is materially loss than 5 per
cent. '
The State is to be congratulated up-
Maris.
10c
‘ WvGrnhamNCl-aclscrs arewholcsome.‘
‘ They are ‘ nourishing. ‘
. palatable and appetizin . Just.
‘ ask your grocer for a one age of
NATlONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY 1» “ 'v
. » CRACKERS
and find-out how good they are. Give
them to the children-thcy can’t! get
enough of them. Keep a. few package; non. .
on the pantry shelf for daily use.
Always look for the In—er-seal Trdd
y all». . ant customer?
0nd. waiting for the dual test, glis-
tening in new paint, all ready for the
road again.
. , H . While the locomotive has bookmak-
ing this journey all over the building
men have been doing work on the
thousand and one different jobs which
ills has reduired. The concentration
of all this energy of man and machine.
the coordination of all this tremend-
ous amount of effort is today the tri—
umph of sciontiilc’shop innnailcn'lont
as, represented in the great locomo-
the shop at Readville. it is in this
They are
r‘..il:8bl.fihv...$h0b ..
“m we M.
.SA
locomotive shop that. the New Haven
in about to undertake the task 01"
equipping practically all of its laconic-I
Lives with the superheatlng device at;
‘0 cost of about $1,000,000, adding"
thereby 20 per cent. to their battling
capacity and effecting at the same
time a saving of"2bii%o}gt, in fuel
and 25 per cent. inwaior,‘consump‘
larger area than does the lovomotivc
shop. llcro every kind of a car, from
the humble caboose tothe modern all 1
steel day coach or multiple unit motor,
is stripped. renovated. ,nnd repaired.
As that as a car on any of tho divi-
sions is inspected and found In need
of repairs it is sent to make the same
kind of a journey a does the locomo-
tive, at the end of which it is practl'
cally a new car.
on the low rate obtained, inastnuch- aaI
the money had to be borrowed. lSeverl .
all States and municipalities that have
offered bonds to the public have had!
to withdraw them for the reason thutl
they received no bids.
The treasurer had authority to sell:
$10,000,000 of bonds at 4 per cent. Of
this amount $4,000,000 were sold inl
January. 1012, when Treasurer Casi
tello Lippitt was in office. 'I‘herefoi‘c.I
there remains $6,000.000, subject to the
dist retion of the treasurer. Should the
bond market improve enough to war-i
rant sl”sale. it is expected that several‘
millions of bond‘s wil be offered tilet
' public. The bonded debt of the [State
is the same as it was in September,
1012. when Treasurer Lippltt reported
bonds to then mount of ”004.000 out-
,
standing. ’
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MR8. PARKER 1518108. DIVORCE.
Gertrude Parker, oft tntlngton. has
tiled a petition in the Superior court
for a. divorce from Charles E, Parker.
of Norwslk. alleging dosertion on De.
camber 19, 1904. The couple were
married on June .12. 1004, and the pe-
titioner’s maiden name was Gates.
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FREE BOOKS, STATIONERY AN
Students Enroll Every Week at
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REDUCED TUITION RATES
D 3TENOTYPE, ARE SPECIAL
ELECTRIC WIRING.
THE
was wmsn sr. PHONE
FEATURES
STAMFORD. SOUTH NORWALK. PORT CHESTER.
CROCKER~WHEELER REDuSEAL DRY
MOTORS BATTERIES
ELEC FRIC FANS
New stock just in. 12 and 10 inch, oscillating typo.
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORB.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ETC.
342-3. SOUTH NDRWALK
lrhose At Readvilie Among The Larg-
1tribution to the railroads unkecp and thou; done at Readvlile, was once dl‘g.
.iO Um iN‘tlillc from whom the l'allroud
the location of this industry at llcadfil
Iurban
,l'rionbl i‘til'tl.
m
.4- . . M -m. - .. M“ .. sh”... - .. .. .. w. . a“... Mo
Wont with all tho our-mt can»
M10 . ..
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y'all-136 Washington
The A. .I. Angevine & Son 00.
Complete
Houseiumishers
magnum to
f" u
. .. The lleadvillc plant also inchde.
NEW HAVEN’S GREAT‘SHOPS_ H l S a
gelieral store house from which sup
lplies are sent upon requisition all
Iover the system. From this storehouse
est ln‘The country, , ‘evcry locomotive and car receives its
The railroad, like the army, mugglpropor equipment before it resumes
have a base of supplies andthe aniis place in the service again. in ad.
rcad's base of supplies is ltd shops and (“Wm t0 this. much of the roads spec»
general storehouse, from which it Iain“ “'M'k work 15 done at R‘A’ldVUle.
constantly being rcplenlShed as the1 ltcndrille is at. the junction of three
parts of its wonderful organization [division points, which accounts for the
wag"- out. ilocation of the shops there. With the
The size and character ofa railrond‘s 7several railroads which went to make
munlty, not alone through their con-imany different shops and the work
efficiency reflected in the service fur-ftributed among such places as New
nished the public. but also becaufieillavcn. Roxhury, Boston. South Braill-
these shops are in themselves a greatgtme, i'orwood and East Hartford.
industry, employing many hundreds of ‘ The concentration of all the general
thousands of dollars annually in themepair work at Readying has resulted
form of Wages. ‘ ‘ln the saving of time and money and
it once was the practice to scatter a ‘ in better work being done.
rallroad's shops in small units overl .
its system, but in recent years the ten. I
dency on the larger systems has been
towards concentration in this as well LOSS OF TWO FINGERS
as other phases of its operation, for Charles Murray, of 'South Nor-walk,
in concentration not. the secret of mailbag brought suit for $2.000 damages
efficiency. The New HnVen decided’in “1°, Superior court. 38010“ the
upon such a policy nearly ten years JobsonaGiftor-d CONN-DY. of New York.
ago and this has resulted in the shops ; {0" 10101103 alleged to have been re.
at Renovate, Mass, where all the sen-Ice‘Ved While working on the electrl
eral repairing of the system is donoificwon 0‘ the New Haven road.
8U E8 CONTRACTORS FOR
The‘ar repairshops cover a much
general shops mean much for a c01n>!up the New Haven it inherited as:
tions in every department.
a 0m LEE
x L E I
to this store
The event always awaited with keen expectation by our
customers for the savings it affords.
Sweeping reduc-
BELIEVE'DANBURY MAN
MURDERED AT SEA GIRT
Body Found With Bullet Holes
' Head and Pocketbook is“
Found Rifled Near. .
SEA ‘GerT. N. .l., July 30.——The
body of George K. Harris. a stenog-
rnpher, 50 years old, who came here
about a. month ago from Dnnbury,
Conn. was found yesterday under a
tree a few hundred feet away from
the summer home of Governor Fielder,
at the State Encampment reservation.
with three bullet wounds in the head.
Notwithstanding a revolver with three
empty shells in the man's hand. phy-
sicians say he could not have inflict-
ed the wounds himself.
of murder was borne out also by the
discovery of his pocketbook turned
inside out a few feet away.
in
PLANT GETS TROLLEY LINES.
NEW LONDON, July (id—By the
lease of the New London and East
Lyme stret railway for a. period of
21 years. the Short Line Electric rail-
way company, one of the trolley lines
of Morton F. Plant, has obtainhd a
through trolley route from New Lon-
don to New Haven. The New London
and East Lyme company controls
eleven miles of road from this city .to
Flanders Corner and Niantlc. The line
will connect at Flanders Corner with
the new line running thence to the
Connecticut river. It will be several
and from whence the system drawsMul'mY claims that he was employed
most of its supplies.
Tile Readvlllo shops,
largest railroad repair shops in thisi
country and are probably exteeded on- 1' He claims the defendant was negli-
1y by the Pennsylvania system‘s great sent in not providing suitable tools
shops at Almond, 1’s.. and the Csns- for mm“ in the bolts.
dinn Pacific's shops near Montreal. in 57
its locomotive shop, whose construc- ..
tion was begun in 1007, the New Hav-
j:
by the defendant on March 17 of this]
construCtedlyw" putting in bolts when his left;
since 1904. now rank easily among mo'hand was crushed and the little and"
middle fingers had to be amputated.i
been in operation since 1903.
weeks before cars are running over,
the line to the Connecticut river now
under construction. The New ‘Lon-
don and East Lyme trolley was built
and operated by local capital and has
The
.Plnnt interests will take charge Au-
gust 1. it is understood.
Tile theory ‘
Mason Jars .
Sure Seal Jars, Economy Jars, Jelly.
Glasses, Preserving ,Kettles. Parowax,
Economy Jar Tops. Mason Jar Tops;
Jar Rings, Etc.
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West WashingtOn St.
South Norwaik.
Phone 397. PrOmpt Delivery.
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FISH .H ATCH E'B'I ES.
State Fish Commissioner Darwin, of
Washington. has selected two sites for
hatcheries, one for tron on Barnes
Creek and one for sal ‘bn on Eluba
river.
The governor of Texas says there
is nothing in the dish nhd game laws
to prevent the establishment of a fish
hatchery at Dallas. Tex.
A flsh hatchery is guaranteed Utah,
the cost not to exceed $25,000. ’I‘hrco
sites are in view in Cache, Weber and
Utah counties. . ‘
The contract has been'kiven out for
the extension find other improvements
at. the ‘State fish hatchery in Warren
county. The bid was $24,680.75.
The new Texas State fish hatchery
may be located in either Concho or
near Brownwood.
A fish hatchery is being proposed for
Gadsden, Ala... where deli could be
shipped to all ports of the South ad-
vantageously? : ~
;’;.
ADVERTlsE IN THEI'SENTINEL‘
’1
on has now perhaps the post modern
shop of its kind in this country, involv.
ing all of the principles of scientific
management and elimination of whole,
The shops at licodrillc all told cover.
about 175 acres. They employ between;
2.500 and 2,000 men. llcarlr all of thorn ,
skilled labor. Tilt‘l‘v is distributed in},
wages on an average every week at:
this nrcat Si'l‘lll' of industry about 337,-:
(100, which would mean almost $2.000:l
000 in a your fiowim: back in this will”
iii
‘\
originally collar-ind ii. 'l‘ilo effort m"
\"illu- has lit-on fair coolly within a rndi-f
us of 27» tnilcu, It. has lucrcuaml tilt“
population of into town alone, ilydo
l'arh, by more than a thousand. licud- .
villo, balm: only about fifteen miles
from llonlou. many of tho workmen
iI\'o, In that city,
About i‘ortyiiyn locomotives a month
are now l‘l'lltlll‘liil In those alumni
Till‘oukh the car shops there banana]
ovct'y month to lm l‘t‘lllth‘d on an or 1
173 pumlvnncr our» and 000i
1
In tho opcrntinu of n railroad like;
the New York, New Haw-n and liurtrj
ford tho lorotnoiivrs naturally receive
tho most wcnr, couscouvnily it In nor»
030010! to hand tholu inrounh tho shops
about tlm'o usury five months. This
ummuaitntou it very lnrnc plant, The
locomoiim shop. to which a boiler l‘ti'
Ilniruhophncjtmi bccn uddcddu now
new tool. 1mm 000100 foot wide and
i3“filibuster 000 men. in tho up to date
shop like this the locomotive ll
brought to the work, not the work to
the locomotive. A locomotive starts
in at one end of the shop and comes
out the other. first it 13 ”Milli“:
lifted from its grost'llrivers by also
trio cranes like a child's tin toy. Floor.
mono lather; mice the wheels and true
them up, while the locomotive pursues
its way losing other of its parts and
acquiring them antic. Even the cubs
are titled on. pointed, repaired and
out back} Lien work in the boiler
and firebox into so may males at one
St, South N
t, .a 0 ,w s. i:
0rwalk
our. of the immune: tourney. Ev»
cry!” dnys .
a»,
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Lunch Prepared in a Jiffy ~
Now for a rest while waiting for John.
Post Toasties
are always ready to eat: right from the packsgemeet. crisp and tempting.
And what a relief from fussing around in a study kitchen on hot days.
The lunch is c 50051 one-wand John likes to find the wife cool and cmniortablc. '
m We. on thin as of white mam com mm; to a golden brown. Eat with
cream and sugnfl—ondsm fresh barley-They are delicious.
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