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WANTED
WANT 8ALE8LADIE3~-i’OSI'i‘iON
open in cloak and suit department;
also waistdepurtment. M. S, and Co.
cane Sentinel. 1:10 3t
FOR BALI
FOR SALEwil‘IVE ACRE LO’i‘,
[lam island Buy. mud bottom. l’ricul
$100. W. ii. Tobey, .llat'nor's stjore.
. 3
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BOY WANtTEleNQUiilE JOSEPH
Davis, 85 Washington St. 130 3r
YOUNG LADY vil‘AMlLlAlt WITH
oiiico work would like permanent po-
sition. Knowledge of typowriting.
Several years' expel-once with New
York .firms. (Banking experience.)
Adress G. W., Sentinel. 32:) 3t
WANTED—~A lilOY Oit YOUNG
man in a dry goods nice. A. Dicker-
lnian and Son. .130 tit
, WANTED—«A Gilli. FOR GENICR'
a1 housewurk. Apply l4 Lowe St.,
South Norwalk, 120 Ill
WANTED —- '1‘th
operators, competent to address on-
velopes. Apply The Croi‘ut.‘nnd Knapp
Company, South ‘Norwnlk. 120 {it
WANTED—«AN ASSISTANT MAN-
oger, one endowed with some whillty,
integrity and .push. No others need
apply. Modest salary to begin. The
Norwaik Investment '00., 70 South
Main St., city. .120 iii
50 GIRLS WANTED TO SEW ON
Singer power machines; also finishers
to sew hooks and eyes on indies' house
dresses. Section work. Steady work
all the year around. inquire it}. Tara-
dash, 85 Washington St., 120 lit
TYPEWIUTIIJII
WANTED-AT ROWAYTON, 30
live men to load shells Monday
morning. The Stevens Oyster Co.
. , 121 (it
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. ' Extra. prices her fat calves. sit
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ll.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel. 1101.
FOR SALE—~Til-llltlllil‘.
two-woelsd dump carts,
340. South Norwallt.
ONE-HORSE
Address 1;le
jlll 3t
FOR SALE—A FIVE PASSENGER
:50 it. P. Buick auto, 1911 model, new.
set of tires. In line running order.
Would demonstrate. A bargain. Ad-
dress Auto. care Sentinel. jill 3t
FOR BALE—«AUTOMOBILES A'i‘
public auction without reserve or lim-
it ut American George, 1304 Atlantic
avenue, Stamford, 001111., on Wednes-
day, August 0th, at 10 a. m. and 2 p.
111. Touring, roan-bouts and commer-
cial cars of many makes, Terms, cash
at, time of sale. jlll 0i.
FOR SALEw—FIVE WORK HORSES.
inquire .lmucs Grumhioy. Connecticut
Ave. .130 3t
FOR SALE—AilllDSON RUNABOUT,
A1 condition. Sold on account of ill-
liess. Edward 1}. Froeb, 18 Lowe St.,
South Norwalk, Conn. “ “.lt
FOR SALE—4; ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, fine condiilon, center of
South Norwalk. Price $2,050. inquire
Geo. Mitchell.
FOR SALE—«HORSES, Holtsus.
A few more good, young. chunky
horses, all acclimated, godlil truck,
business and combination horse, nice
matched pairs. You can buy these
horses cheaper than any place in the
state. llershtield Horse 00., cor. Con
cord and Wood Sts.. jl’) ti’
FOR SALE—TWO BURNER AL-
cohol stove. Suiia'uie for boat. lt‘or
terms apply Sentinel Otilce. mill ti
LOST
[6 t!
BUSINESS noricas ‘”
STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
”Export. repairing on auto lamps and
radiators. Fender, tanks and floor
trays made to order. Special alien
tion to aeroplane parts, 103 State St.,
Elamiord. Orders called for and dolly.
crud. 'l‘cl. connection. 132 1111
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PUBLIC STENOGRRPHER-«MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 30 Seavlew art-nun.
ltlztst Not-walk. Phone 2-i0.‘ (My
lice hiahackoulo Hotel, 'phono 080.
ilours, 9 to llziill, 1:30 to 4:30.
jli‘ lm
NOTICE _.. i’AlN‘ll‘ l,NO PAPER.
hanging, Decorating, by practic 1! man.
Save lllGllOl by buying your nail pa
per anti pilnters supplies of Alex.
White, 01 1- " lily Ave. Tel. 400. listi
mates cheerluliy given. 12:; l‘
NASH'S M'ilntttrv OUODYEAII
boot and shoot .opoir shop. All kinds
custom made worn. Fit and comfort
marantoed 28 Wont Walhlnxtor St
DEAD WOOD TRIMMEO
FROM ELM TREES.
BEAUPAIN & SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.-, ._.. “3......
Fire, Life Health
Accident, Plate Glass, Auto
Insurance.
Estate, Rents, Surety Bonds,
Notary Public.
C. T. McGovern
Tel. 345. 155 Wefihlnston St.
Real
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chiropradtor
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY.
Years of Exponent-e.
SPECIALIST iN SCIENTIFC SPIN-
AL ADJUSTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwalk.
OFFICE HOURS—«9 A. M, T0 5 P. M.
Adhlslllumln $1.00 per treatment
(‘1 adjustments $5.00
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGS.
..,x . ,, _. ,. ..,... M... M
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
I‘lllzll Nlli'll minute 1%. luau-u, buildn
lip; lot. llarhor View lklnch, \Vllr.
lion, .\'. Million to Louis B. Itulrn,
iutildlnlz loi, Harbor View lloucli,
.Wul‘. .
Heinrich Sritttll-ulur, .Ir.,
H. Ililicnmii, building lot,
l‘urll. War.
i‘higNH- M. 'l'ollua to John Zacllu.
building, lot. South Mill" strum. War.
to Joseph l,
illiodonolla
LOST—Tl‘llllJSi'lAY, ON THIS
from Norwalk to l‘ompo llout-h.
duster and three SWOIIOl't-l.
\V. (l. Mcrcitr, 2.3 iii-ct
llauhury, Conn.
Ron I)
Iiucu
AlItII'UHS
lliil avrnuo.
j:ll ill
L05T~ill..\t‘l{ AND \\‘lil'l‘|€
hull (-alt‘. lt‘iuder please return to it.
Ihlrchard place \lilson Point. 1:20 :1
.... MI. - V ....._~.... ...... W .0---
FOUND “I ‘
FOUND»Al‘.’l‘l)l\ll)llll.li
uululu-r C. lllih‘fv; also lamp and hill"-
hot. Owner may have same Itpzlli
lllllllll‘lil of this :ld\'..
.\\'u,. llowaylou.
Iiil‘lllNF-i“
lulu-r, North
3:11 lit
CHIROPRACTIC
SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
207 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn.
Lady Attendant. Rest, Rooms.
South Norwalk Office—43 Meadow St.,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Conneotlom.
liours-9 n. n1.-5 p, 111. Monday, Wett-
nuoduy, Friday, 0:30 "p, m.
SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
27 WASHINGTON 8T.
Tol.. oiflce, 1069-3; house, 603.
fi
STOCK OF
RANGES
is the most complete in the two
l‘li his.
STAMFORD,
YORK,
MAGEE
PERFECT
ACORN
Alllllc liltllouald to Salvatore Il‘lorll
and wife, lot and hulldlnun. lasouurd
nit-eel. \tnr. .
Henry J. Miller to Ernest ilurihol,
three lots, Sound View Terrace. War.
Michele lathmno to .tltlello Haitian-
iello, Ilvu lots, Perry l’al'it, War.
Albert \i’elnlla to Shanon l‘ensu.
High street. War.
Ashley Jones has returned to his;
home In Went, Namath, utter a truck a
visit with relatives in New Canaan.
if. "
Also Repairs for All Rangen.
Jones 81 Hotchkiss
Company,
17 Wall St. Norwslk.
hr. and Mrs. llonjumln W Bohum
mm are moving from Park Row int to
the rmldence of the late Alexander
Wall], on Atlantic street, next the
Baptist Church.--Stamiord Advocate.
To Low
T0 LETWIIALF‘ HOUSE, 7 ROOMS,
centrally located: all improvements.
‘Rent $18. William 1’ Small, office
23 Monroe St., facing depot 131 lit
TO LET—SEVEN itOOM “Oil-Sill
for rent i‘urnlshed, 2 Seymour street.
Apply W. H. Church, 3:; Washington
'street. 131 It
TO LET—-LAltGE ROOM li‘ilRNlSl-l-
ed for light. housekeeping; all conven-
lences; suitable for two ladies or two
gentlemen: near station. 20 Madison
St. Call evenings or Saturday after-
noon. 1:11 3t
TO LET ——‘I~IOI.ISES, FLATS,
apartments in Norwallt, South -Nor-
walk, ltl'ust lNorwalk, itowayton and
Saugutuclt (‘an accommodate all
kinds of tenants, ltates from $5.00
.to $710.00 per month. See our list.
. Raymond llros. jtil. :it
To LET—JIALF IlOllSlC ON PUT-
nam Ave. All modern imprm‘ements.
inquire ’I‘. viilresnon, 47 Word Ave”
South Norwalk. Phone 438. 3'30 3t
TO LET—SIX ROOMS. :32 SPRING.
St. Rent $14. Inquire. 108 South
Main St., or Tel 1035-4. 1:10 3t
TO LET~h‘litST FLOOR. ,1 FRANK-
lln St. Rent $12. inquire S. (l. Silli-
man. 24 West St. ‘ j29 3t
To LET—FOUR ROOMS AND
hath. Gas and electric lights. Hot
and cold water; new house. inquire
171 South Main .St. 325 lit
T0 LET—AN APARTMENT AT 1119
East Washington St., East Norwalk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
Inquire at 64 South Main St. 11124 ti
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New York. New
Haven 8. Hart
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
l'n Effect June
23, 1913.
.liill‘d entered the hack of the hoad.‘
£111 a mental condition which would
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK
A. iii.—~l:‘.’.0x, .3ziix, :tlx,
6:2ix, Gtiilx, 0:55», 7:15, 7: it}, 8:171.
A. Iii.-i‘.3:’.‘3x, 7.:lvix,
S:.’.-l_ 10:20x, llzfl-i.
Szilx, 6:241,
l’. hi,~~~12:-i:\‘x, 2:301", 2:30x, 5:41
5:52.\', 0:501. 7212);. 7:52.13 8:211,
0:122X, 9:59l 10:218.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.—~4:i.’., 5:40, 0:45, 8:101
Rtllllx Sulfur, llzlijx, 1010233 10:05).
lilznllx. 11:03.
’ Ill.~«~l£:lltl. 1:05 Ilev,
urday only, 2:013 2: .17, :i::‘.0x, 3:515;
lizlhx, 4:20, .1: 0.1x, 5. 2|): .l:‘.2ii, 6:011.
0:07, 8:00.\', 0:20x, 9:00x. 0:30, 11:101.
11:30, 11:33x, 1210012
i:1‘3x Sal.
Sundays.
A. Air—12mm, 0:00x, Szllflx. 8:63:
0:00, 10:02x, 11:00x.
P. M.—~—12:10x, 1:0Sx, 2:00x, 3:4’4:
8:50x, 10:00.11, 11:10, llzltzlx.
SOUTH NORWALK
HAVEN.
A. M.~l2:lllx, 12:42.
7:23, 0211:, 0:40x,
llzfillx.
P. M.:-—i2 02, 1:0"
i»: 12. ll: 10x. 0: 17, 7:
910313 10:09x, titli'.
TO NEW
“10:. 6:09,
10:23x, 11:11:
4:20'
9:00x. 0:19;.
.. flzlilt.
10x,
Sundays.
A. .‘li.-«12:10x. 12:42x, 1:17x, 7:48,
0:40x, lilzlii. ll:il§l.
ll. .\l.—~- i": 07x. Bz'lllx, ..:l’lx. 4: 50:.
0: 10x, 0: ill, 7: 10x,il :ll-ix, 9: 091:, 0123:.
10:07x, il:07x.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY
A. .\’l.~wil:£30 0:11l,rl:27.1010]i.
l’. M.- 2:23\, 4:37:11, 5:21!
6:20, 72301:.
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Sandal/5-
A. ill.~«10:01x, 10:25.
P. M.-~L’:li1. 7:16.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. lil.-ti:00, 7:18, 8:10, 10:01:.
11:15. ‘ ,3 .
r. 11.41144, 11:35, 810011. .
' Sundays.
A, M.-~7:5l’., 11:45
P. iii.--8:00, 7:30, 01281:.
(xi Express.
4
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N‘vh—ifi
y...~ "MM
Cut and Mrs. E. ii. Mathewson, to!
vacation in the Maine woods.
will mice the trip by automobile.
illOFS lot a short time.
0109 ‘ntm that t‘
C" _ .,v , ("t’ (.o-' u ‘
5.“): 5.003, It“, Juli, 10. .01 1““. “(m (in II ilflilillw 'l‘llt‘ w) .~
10:»iox 11:38 .
. _ lm: in a with to 1: ii. l'llllifl 1.11: no made:
1’. M. «12: .1814, lziN, f) .10x, 2:00pm, I
1‘12” lsi‘ 1. ._. t '. .
Z :10" ‘9 132115. 11:1? 6 g" b. 11:, “W“ ”"ll'lllllr tun-pa: m.- muiv or:
:- x 1.1. . I. .. . ‘ ;
‘ t x ' ‘ ' \llw limit r< it was placed in mm- of:
_"‘“ an under 1.11mi
Sundays.
.l-illvii horn.
' :lmlislulu-p
5:02x, 5:04. 0:01x, 7:14.14. 8200!, 8:103 '
nulls lllli
Albert honors, Aged Eighty-two.
Then Fired Tlllll Bullets into ‘
Head, an Will Die
MON'i‘VlLLE, July 01.~—Albert ,Rog-
ers, aged 82. shut and killed his wits,
aged 85. this moaning, and with the
same weapon,‘a BB-collbre revolver,
tried illefiectualiy to end his own life,
The old man was taken to Ballltus
Hospital in Norwich. His wounds are
in the face, two bullets countering
his jaw and lacorating the flesh.
The shooting occurred, so far as
was learned by Dr, Morton ll]. Fox.
the medical examiner, during a dis-—
Will. The couple, who live near the
center of the town, rose about 5 o’-
clock, as was their custom. About
an hour later, .while they were In the
sink room connected with the house,
there was a dispute. The shooting
followed. in: Fox was called, and he
did what he could to save the woman,
but the wounds were ghastly ones.
and death cumeahout 8 o'clock. From
his cursory examination oi“ the body,
it was apparent that three bullets had’
entered the woman’s head. One
crushed a hole in the top of the head, .
through which the brains protruded; .
another went through one (‘hcolt and,
passed out through the other, and the?
The hemorrhage was profuse. Rogers
probably, upon seeing his wife dying,
placed the weapon against; his face.
Ono bullet shattered the jaw and au-
othor tore away the flesh oi the low-
or part oillis lace. l-iis age and the
shock accompanying the wound makes
recovery seem improbable,
Mr, and Mrs. Rogers lived on the
first, floor of their home, and a son.
Arthur, and his-family, live upstairs.
Another 5011, Edward, lived across the
street. -
While it is thought insanity was, a
contributory cause to the shooting, it
had not been known that llouers was
have Ivd him to use the weapon, The .
presumption in that he beranlu angry.
and (lid llu» shooting under momentary-
impulse. It had been noticed that for
sewrul uuu'alnss Rogers had Iil‘l‘Il ir-
riluhln ili‘lI inclined to herouul angry;
il‘ urns-aid. This was attributed to1
weather and his age.
» or. Fox.-»iaubilomttendlug alt-a. um"?
era, tried to 2|". .l slatouwnt from Ip-r
as sh. uppunrwi to retain rot u.i>.~-.u :
All he ion fun. i,
u- hus‘nuud titular: the liiuv- ;
there r as '1“ «\ll 3
l
anti) (1: ‘.1 hide Milli
MI, and lit» lingers.- had amass r»-
Thcy owned a thin: or
about 7.“. li‘ res, “hich Rout-r2: will; lit“l
of his. sons world-ti
Mr. M...— ..._..._...s
URGIIIZE iii SGHIIIE ill
RAISE Will SGIRIS
“1--....
Sensation! Disclosures of Corr
ruption Malia by Dr. Liebk-
nechi, the German
Socialist
lll~.‘iti.l.\'. .uny arm'ruo sensational
discltmuros of corruption in the tier-
nuln army made by Dr. Karl Eton.
It]ll‘(‘lll,, the Socialist deputy, in the Im-
*vely sickly.
pcriul parliament on April lit, came up
today before a court martial CtiilH’lll‘lI
to tlv the military onicern changed
with unleptlnn lliibeu for lulo‘ motion
of pending government l‘i‘llilllll in lor
arms and ammunition. Widespread in
’ I \ v . , -, . , - . .
“mm was around-d by ”I” trial. “.mp1, . not (initially Ilil. mill. w 11- m1 IIIIII‘II
took place, as usual I11 military trials,
behind closed doors.
li‘our olllcnrn of the ordnance depart-
tunnl were brought before the judges.
and St hirudnr. to whom was entrusted
tho Htihht‘l'luioll of many of the ulnnm-
nition and arms contracts ut‘vut'loun
nrueuuls and factories throughout On:
many.
ounce col-ml were also in the prison
em entlonurc
it had been Charged 0y flir. Lieb-
kuocllt that not only were corruption;
and bribery on the part of mutation:
automates prevalent, but that there
was an organized scheme for raising
‘ War Mitten, and than causing the gov-
ornment to spent! more money on 111'
moments.
The civilian offenders, who includei
the alleged bflhtl'ry on behalf of the
ordnance companion and also the do
rectors of these concerns accordingto
an atheist intimation will come 1mm
W088i. avenue, leave today for a short: an ordinary criminal court for trial eat: Krupps' representatives Would have
They‘ll.
later date.
it was decided by the president of
Elnlultinis, the tllul 11.1.1 hold with (till a
I
They illuo Meats. Milan, ilinut. illouoi
Cilil'f Clurk Mother and two:
non ronnuimzioned nfiirers of the old ‘onors was the betrayal of militia-1 14o-
The B1 Antonio
A chance for you to buy an Antoniobile at your own price
1 Dealers and users of Automobiles, wait for the
Big Auction Sale
OF HIGH CLASS
Used Automobiles-
TO BE HELD AT THE
AMERICAN GARAGE
564 Atlantic Avenue, Stamford, Conn.
Wednesday, August 61 “l a “l 3““
2 p. m...
RAIN on some
Time will be sold at public auction without reserve or limit a large consignment of
used automobiles including many well known makes of touring. roadsters and commer—
Ciai cars This sale is made to relieve the glut of used cars in the New York market,
which seriously interferes with all the manufacturers. in their sale of new cars, and you
are‘tfi‘lrfére iven the opportunity to purchase an automobile at your own price
Such as gidsmohile, Cole. Steams, Reo Lozier, Lo combile, Mitchell, Maxwell, Stu-
debaker, Buic, Ford, Pierce- Arrow and many other makes.
Termsf‘CaSh at time of sale
Dammers and Gillette, Auctioneers 5
. r5-.;.e.y.1¢..l ‘~“.‘.-:." .. . g A0».- r ‘..'¢'.'>;.f" emf. V.”..“‘-.~.:
accident. and since then it, has been:
lllll'osslll‘y most of the time for In: «x
attendant to carry him about,
No hiuu hits been done to satisfy that:
Illlilill as to the (“handler of. the we:
(ideal. The royal 111111in has them
i very secretive about it. ' ‘
'i‘he perpetuaiitnl of the Illl\\i‘l‘ ot'tol tho czar aw gltls and are by law
the most pgntfl'tu‘l royal lamill on ll'll'li‘d WW“ 1111‘ ”‘1‘me
the face of the c.11lh.the itmnauolls,‘ l‘hln “ the “I“ ”h" “(“1“ ”'h of the
I 1, :ltussiau royal family lulltu iu SM-
\ - 1 1 1 ll
“Hm 0“ ling sit is d‘mnd‘m 0" t" or al irons. and it is one oi" the low
m“ 0f “‘0 dill“! W-“i‘il‘hn “'1‘” ”Unaudited at the little (mzarr'mlilth A,
All the oihtr (IIII(II‘(‘I11,\\‘1ll and In lilt“! with .1 nlyslltlolm
Iy testimony indicated that the uccus-j
oil had acted rather out of good-iollow-l‘
ship to Krupps' ropreumitutivcs thon‘
on account. ol‘ the comparatively mullll
.ntuuz l‘l'l‘l‘IVl‘lI by Hill!!! and nothitia’
hurt or particularly :it‘itfillllllllili was
ovolwll during their examination.
TOURS TO THIE. WHITE MOUN-
TAINS.
’I‘lw Recreation ’l‘onl'lut (to. i‘l'pot'l
that they have ruin-two Quite a noun
her of Inquiries and hoolliuua for the
popular tours ll) llothlohltnt in iltl‘l
White Mountains. willlh they conduct
l‘l‘l'l')’ Monday. ’l'ourr. luaw Monday
luol‘uluu, arriving in the White Moun-
luilla in time for supper, and “I'll lo-
l‘iiil‘li at. tho lino Sinclair llouso until
after hi‘l'ltitl'llill, ll‘rlday. Any wiahluu
in rrnlnin longer can do no, as tickets
are good returning during the uennon.
It. in well for any with expert to no In
the near future to notify iiclwt nueut
at, depot or address the ilnumatiou
’l'uut‘iot (‘11., New Haven. ()tlwr tours
are liloclt inland every Saturday; An-
bury i'arit" and Atlantic City Mondays:
also the annual tour to the Thousand
‘ Islands. Montreal.'etc., in scheduled to
lustre this your on Tuesday. August 10.
WW -5.» ..
the courtanurtlul to permit the admis-
sion of twenty It‘llllililh‘ to the tiny
courtroom. and ”Wall and u II'W lilah
military ollitma l‘mnuul the audivmn
Contrary to the a lull tuslom at toult
Registrars of Veto;
NOTICE
i
The Itlzul rulers of iho ’I‘hil‘d Vet-r
1111: liisl till 01 the 'Iowu of Norman
ill“ linrnlw nollllmi that the Realm .
trurs oi“ V'otcln ol‘ the '1 Illltl Votlnfl ’
1111111le 01' the ”loan at Norwnik will;
be in wanton at the time of tho Gon-
illllli (ulllpuur, It) First i-lt, Last NW }
unlit on ill-llluln Ant uat lat. and 3
him] It: to ll p. 111., it” the pllrposoo
rt-ieliluu implications for caucus anti ,
pillnulv rim lsttulloll ,
HIM/Alli) .LI' (MlllllltM.
llAililY it, \\ .‘X'I itlltlll’ It'i'
ilnylnlrma oi Voluxu or ’l‘hlrd Voting, I
llinll‘ll'l oi“ Town at Norwniit.
i'Inal Ntuwaiit, July 20, 1013,
{26 31 it'd
ldoors, but the Iltlltlllt’ll‘p and mini;
during the trading ol‘ the rollildrutlal
reports and other pilpuls seized from
Is’runps‘ representatives and contain-
ing ilti’nrnulllon lilt-gililnuloli obtained
and of vital illluleiwt to the national di-
tonne.
The accused oilil'cru appeared in full
unll’nrtn amt wcurhu: decorations on
their breasts.
The formal charge against the prie
crets, the lturnptnlicu oi brlbl‘u .lnd
innuhor diunlinn
in their plans the accused. nlllloulih
admitting the communitniion of not rut
iniormdtlon to the rclil‘osrnlutivru of
Kruppn otduunnn furtmy on \lii‘lnlli
mansions, protested that this Iiiit] been
done without criminal intent, since
they believed there were no secrets-.1111-
tween the German goxerninent and
Krupps.
'I‘he Mll'lliiell unicorn warn the Ilrnt to
be called to the witness stand. They
admitted under cross examination that
the information betrayed by them to
Registrars oi Voters
NOI ICE
The legal votorn oi‘ the Second V
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Norwulk. are visiting in Vortmuk. 1 .- JEREMIAH ilMiAN, .
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.been oi the highest importance if it the South Norwullt Trust Company/J 8 0.13.31.13.11. J ul‘y 20, itiili
had reached foreign powers. The aura where he in letter. ;
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