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_ .1“. Green“ Steamboat Place.
I Mdrvin as chairman, (he is also tress-i
user or the local Council), is composed this. on the charlie 0! having dyna-
.. Tend F W. Oregon-y or Norwalk,
. Dr. Brown or illost .Norvlsl’k.
. F Miscellaneous
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Three Times, lino- Each MdiuonmPTNaord. 1 cent he".
Fper heartion. In Black-
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President Enos til Politics! lip-F
would and Jihfll limos
Melted Slurp Reply
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".waurso ~‘nlnksnlnn's an 1m T0 Lsr~rUnNmmcn Rooms,
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m10 3t Orchard St 1 minute from West Aye
WANTEO~SITUATION AT GEN-
crab housework Inquire 3 Koseuth St.
m0 3t
TO LETwFURNbSHED noon ALL'
improvements, price reasonable. it»,
quire any time this week at 120 Wimb-
wmrrto~ornnroa onnnsnl. 10ml, at. second floor, right hand
housework. Apply 8 West Ave, South side. m10 1t
lNorwalk. m7 ti . ‘ ‘
‘ ’ TO LET -— APRIL 1, THREE
WANTED—4'0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for rat calves.
85.00 for bob valves to Sutton. H.
Friedman, Conn. Awe. Tel 1151
’ 029 it
rooms with bath, electric or gas lights.
lSultable odor elderly couple. No child-
ren. 01 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk.
Rout $10.00. mil 3t
TO LETle ROOM: COTTAGE.
inquire 210 South Main St. -Fm9 6t
LOST
LOST-11 BUNCH OF KEYS 0N
Washington St. Finder please return
to .P' O Box 510, South Norwalk.
m10 it
LOST-00? SEAVIEW AVE, SAT-
urday,nigbt, pair or eyeglasses. Re-
ward for return to lSentinel oince.
m0 3t
1'0‘ LET—~LOWER FDOOR 0F 4
rooms, 10 Rowan St... East Norwalk.
new 18 Rowan .St. on? St
To LETwFlRSTCLASS mom
of houses, ilats. store, barn,. .sholp,
manufactory with power in Norwaik,
South Norwalk, East Norwalk and
‘Rowayton. See our list. Raymond
Bros. so? it
To LET—oliiimll‘. FURNISHED
rootus for housekeeping, best ,and
moat convenient in town, just: see
them; gas and cooking stove; dishes;
everything for housekeeping. 11 Havi-
la-nd street. ‘ m3 0i
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e ' TYPEWBITEBS.
mun/r TIP 1...
Smith. Underwood.
Remington all other
cola nut’
repslted. ems. a
per month. Machines
sold us per month.
writer Exohan The 165‘ leglwldawfim
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Bridgeport, Conn. vs.
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FOUND.
FOUND—PAIR OF EYEGLASSES
in case. Owner may have same by
prev—lug property and paying for ad-
vertiselnnt,‘ Inquire lSentinel Office.
m0 3t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders
. SOUTH NOrtWIlLK, CONN.
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WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, AOGIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
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B-USI NESS NOTICES
FlMRS. F. BELLE HARRIS HAS
moved her dressmaking establishment
0- 1" MCGOVERN from Cedar street to Room 10, Keelor
"‘SURANCE AND 55AL 587A" Illdg. Hours 0 a. an. to 5 p at; Sat-
155 Washington Street. urdays, 9 a. m. to 0 .p. in. m9 3t
ROTON
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND a LETTB, PROPS.
Will pay highest cash prices for all
kinds of chickens. We‘have eggs for
hatching from choice mater pens of
White, Burt and Barred Plymouth
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain ill
later life in the different organs and
limbs. Rocks and White, Wyndctts. Price
Chiropractorsromove the cause of “-00 1’8? 15 0r $0100 per hundred
disease and pain, health is restored (100).
through harmonizing the nerve sys- Crockett 9,. Rowsyton.
terms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
‘94mWashlnaton 31., 8o. Norwuilt, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the .
Phone 16202 or 517.
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if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
discoverer.
.... .W J- , hurt you, call on me and be con-
vinced that I am si ti! B T
20th Century Triumph and MOST UP oi’FongDAfE ES
lLatest scientific method or treating
diseaso and ailments, assures positive
and permanent cure, rosettes every
case. investigate,
Suggestive , Therapy, Fllrlagnotio
Treatment, Latest Treatment of the
Vital Organs, the Nervous System and
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
the Spine. 7 ‘0 8 P- m'
A System or Healing which brings :07 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
about the cure of all diseases by m, to 5 p-m
bringing mind and body into har-
mony with Nature.
PROF. MILLER
Special Notice—4 have removed my
oilico at Keeler's Bldg., So. Norwnlk,
to any Main Office at 1100 Chapel St,
New llaven,‘COnn.
Spinal Analysis Free
FBROOKFIELD MAN HELD ON
chance or Psnluav.
m
BOY OCOUT OFFiCERS
“N...—
Aecused of Giving False ‘Tesltlmony
r --—-_~ After Arrest Last August.
Committees Names by President Ira 1BRFOOKFIELD, March _10.-Clar-
‘ 1'. Gregory once Bristol, at one or the leading
men at this town,‘1wns,todsy bound
over to the Superior Chart for. trial on
a charge of perjury. Il'lle evidencein
the case had been presented during a
protracted series of hearings covering
a period of several months. _
Mr Bristol was arrested in August,
The following committees have been
appointed by in: 0 Gregory, president
of the, Local Council of the Boll
Scouts, pursuant to a vote of the
louncll Fat its.iast session. Tile li-
nance committee with J. Wallace
ol‘ the following members. rolled the iiousatonlc river at a point
‘ Charles E Hoyt Christian Swans. where the river was through. his
1):. L M. Allen, Dr. Dumorticry- 01‘ form. He was acquitted at the time.
South Norwslk. Dr. Tracey, Dr Chine Evidence newly discovered by the,
and stats led to the arrest of Mr Bristol
FOR SALE—«TWO Foucault CO
One that has had experience. C. all improvements, use of telephone. 12 incubators. capacity iii and 360 case
,Prlce $14.. 00 and $20.00. Also Cyphel'a company contracts with the govern. “5°" “1 ”"10” to “cure a delivery in
11110 1t outdoor broader and run. 820. 00. Eng most. followings letter written to Mr. 30"“ “m” ' ' : - .
‘ llish saddle, $10; bodies' saddle. $6. ()0. Donovan by Mr. Enos asking the con.
linquire at ‘H. Ruelll, W est Norwalk.
Board of Trade have gotten into a con-
troversy over the Lake Submarine
igrcssman to get busy and use ills in 3
., mm 1t finance with the Government to keep
walk. Telephone 1151.
itile ship building industry here. In
FOR SALE-«TWO FRESH COWS l the first letter of Mr. Duos. which was
fine stock. H. Friedman, Southl Nor. 'written by him on February 24, he, at-
in? 30 tor explaining the efforts the board or
‘trade had ,made to assist the Lake
.’
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FOR SALE
clothing business.
ponn.
e
-w a."
John Fountaine
itch to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE
rick, Post-office Block, Soutlll Norwaik, 'l
PHONE 60M.
icompsny. said in reference to an ap-
pea! made to the secretary or the navy
to help the Lake company:
Charges Politlcel Opposition. l
l
5 “As a result of the political oppr»
l
200 news AND rouse unvs sition. the secretary anneal-en lobe
Suits will be sold at almost one-halt unwiiflns to award the lake company’
price, aa3we are going out'ot the WSW?“ {0" 'BMWWM and gave the
«Call at Louis Av? Electric Boat company two subma-
tines to build and arranged to build
one submarine in a navy yard under
like Lake patents“ He has another
lsubmarine to build and presumably ls
- . going to give it to the Electric Boat
Jcompany ii Bridgeport could have a
contract for” that one submarine the
will give you suggestions and egul Floral yard could be reopened and our
mates lot that Job or inside Ol' outside skilled silirbuilders given work, and
painting or paper banging that you will prevented from breaking up their
have ,donéthls spring, A postal will homes. and leaving for other ship-
vbiins moles to you. Personal rotten-E building centers." " v
To this Congressmen Donovan re-
plied that he would take the matter
up, especially that of the political op-
’phone us.
paint it all for one price, guaran-
teed, 1c per square foot. Call us
ER. Bradley 8100.
GENERAL ROOF monsoon
courascrons’.
Phone 781.
A Good Roof Test.
is a hard snow storm. If your, “w
root leaks, drop us a card or,
We will repair and
iposition, and added that it appeared
’that the board of trade had been
tary in asking ills old, but neverthp.
less he would discuss the matter with
naval secretary. ' '
Refers to “Hard Times." l
lir. Enos'ihen ivrotc again, saying
that if the delay had handicapped his
efforts that it was up to the Lake com-
pany as soon as conditions were made
:known to the board of trade it had
Fueled. 'As to the politlial opposition
referred to,“ llegcolttlnulul “you will
.oi‘ coulsc appreciate that it is entirely
lnon- partisan.” He concluded with the
lstatement that the board of trade
11 Washington St. So Norwaik, Court, was interested in Bridgeport's wellare
ill! keeping the industry‘ here. and any
Report of the Condition 01‘
THE SOUTH N'ORWALK TRUST CO.
at the close of business on the ith of company had been placed in the 0mm
March, 1014:
Assets,
Loans and Discounts
Overdraits ..............
Stocks and Securities, not
including those set aside
'for Savings llcpositors .
Furniture alld‘letures ..
Banking House .........
Due from other Banks,
Bankers and Trust Com-
panies ................
Due from Approved lie-
servo Agents ..........
s
FF‘und set aside for Savings
Surplus Funds .......... .
Other Undivlded Profits.
less current expenses
and taxes paid ........ .
Reserved tor interest . .
Due to-FF‘Danks, Bankers
and Trust Companies . .
Dividends Unpaid ..... ..
General De~
lposits $ 040,003.08
Deposits in Sav-
ings Depart-
ment 1,170,274.08
W .
rm...
’l‘otnl lliwlvliitlcs . . .
0.1914.
and belief.
011111111103 ill. HQYT Treasurer.
this 9th day of March, 1.014 ,
SPENCER S. ADAMS,
190 891'; "6 corn, as the facts would show.
84.000.00
35,610.74
7,000,00 24th one is led to believe that the. only
i
, 'l‘otnl Deposits ..... 1,810,037.10
.. 41.956.713.82
State or Connecticut, County of
Fairflold, on. South Not-Walk, March.
1, Charles 10. Hoyt treasurer oi the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemn
Ely swear that the frolegolng statement
is true to the best of my knowledge.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
NOEII'X: Milo; ,_ F' .
leil’orts by Mr. Donovan would be up
' precisted. in his letters Mr. Enos also
reierred to the loot that the Lake
lcial condition by being unable to her
Frow money when “things got so but!
433,439.90 last year all over the country."
308.46
'l‘llis reference and the one to pollil
cnl ol‘lposltion evidently got him Dono-
.van ”hot up"_to such an extent. that
135,075,00’110 dictated a caustic reply to Mr.
4393,30 Enos, in which he took the board or
5000000 trade to task for not lbeing alive nnd
ion its Job, scored the Lake company
I for not living up to its contract and
331533 stated that the Government had“ been
very lenient with the Bridgeport con
As a.
[starter he said.
United States and Nib
.tlonal 'Bonk Notes 26,886.83; 8cm Board or Trade
Gold Coin ................ 652.00 “it appears to me that if the board
Silver Coin ............. 2,700.00 of trade had been alive to the actual
MinorCoin .............. 107.03 conditions thoy- would have weer}
Checks and Cash items .. 1,081.78 tained 'Flong before this ,that the
troubles of the boat company have
IDepositors ..: ......... Fl H170 274. 08 not been due to the ‘llnauclul condi-
W tion that existed allover the country,
Total Assets .......... $1,055,713.82 but on- the other hand if the board
Llabllltles. had investigated a little they Wolllu
Capital Stock ....... ...,. .0 60,000.00 have probably learned that ,us a menu»
factoring concern or "a business con-
l corn the bout company has not prayed
'itaeli’ practical.
want to read your letter of February
embarrassment that the boat company
17,572,92 has put the Government to was due to
9300 money troubles that existed in the
midsummer of 1010,‘ or as you say,
‘meen things not so bad.’ Now a. live
board at trade might accept that ex
'cuse once, but what [Was the matter
in 1000 and 1010? They had contracts
Ewith the Government and they were
absolutely sure 01' their money.) can
instead of «being boat builders those
in charge should be in some other
line.’ ,
Then after whiting that the vaer‘nw
ment wished competition by the Lake
company, but that it. was afraid to
\give it obstructs because there was no
"telling when the boats would be do
divans! and t t the company now has
and has had for two years contracts
for these boats on Which nothing had
yet been done, Mr. Donovan said:
-F' hues!“ Contractor ,
:‘Now irrespective or the company s
{a few months OED on the charge that
li‘lt‘e ooprtF Fdi honor consists of the he gave false testimony in the trial
yellowing men: General Russell inset, of the dynamite Fem. Justice lists
captain Ahlert Madison; Judge John ry A. sturdy, or Danbury. przs‘i‘ded at
proud possesscrs .o
J. Collins. or the Second District are;
Congressmen- detention Donovan competition 7
and President F‘l‘eii Ends oi oi the stands ready to give the Luke no. thel
such incompetent and slack manage
might all be charged to the ‘iinallciail
conditions that existed all over the
matter since 1 have been 'secretary of
' justly with the Lake company,
,am and have been entirely sstlsiuc. or fictitious or manipulated quotations
not see any good excuse except that.
,LYel‘l‘. good attendance or members it w a corporation?! Mr lintcrmye; dacler .
’ "rue business on, ,“tll‘o public ma The brey'ed illicit ,
it
from thodreud at your letter that the :
board or trade does. not know who it ,
is deciles with. What are the true x
facts? \1 ‘ ,
' “Our people in Washington Want to -‘
have the bolts ‘00: bid for the work
oi constructing submarines. The Lake
Co. is going to have a chance to bid
on the eight boots that are going to be
bruit; The Navy Department wants
Our administration
N. ll. Dinner, at 1175; York. was in
town this morning on business,
sun! or $60,000 for the use of models, “6 N” walk Shepherds 30‘3”“ Club
and the Govelnment will build the boat will "‘9‘“ ““9 evening with Mary IBurt
of Grey Court. it is requested that all
members be present.
8oouis “Flnanclai Conditions." Miss Pauline Taylor, of Main street,
"For the life 0, me i cannot imagine first district. was admitted to the
how a live and so-called capable board \‘orwnlk hospital, yesterday afternoon
of trade can undertake to bolster lip for medical treatment
1 .. ..
The commissioners on the lnsolventéz
estate of John F. Knapp, of billion.
will probably complete their work to- I
morrow beginning at 9:30 a. m.
ment. or perhaps “might be better to'
say that there is no management at
all. lSurely the record that this com-
pany has hung up for delinquencies
l The lindles’ Aid Society of the First
01.117. church will hold a sewing meet
l. in tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. ..i Emory Stolens. in West
street ,
country" in 1913,11 it were possible to
charge posterity letil the wrongiu
beacts of their forebears.
“Wat it financial embarrassment
that"existod all over the country in?
1913‘ that caused them to be two'
years behind? Where was the Bridge-
port ‘Board of 'I‘Lalde when the business
0! this boat building concern was lbe-
lug done in this slovenly way? Not~
withstanding the shortcomings of the
Lake heat (10., its slackuess. and all oil
the things lacking that generally go
to make up the average Connecticut
manufacturing concern the Lake Boat
Co. will have a. chance to bid if they
show the ability to compete.
"i would suggest that the board of
trade in the future investigate condi-
tions before it goes -on record. it
should the all easy matter to ascertain
that the causes of the trouble of tile
company which exist now have existed]
item the company‘s inclpiency."
Danlels Stood by Lakes.
Miss Jeanne 'H. Wilcox. of Franklin
street, has gone to Caldwell, N. J. to
visit Mr; and Mrs. Samuel Harrison.
and to attend the debut and dance to
be given by them to their daughter,
Miss Florence Harrison.
w I
The Methodist, Baptist and Congre-
gntio al churches, downtown, have de-
cide mto unite for the evening ser-
vices in Passion Week. The program
will be announced later. Dr. Board
will speak on one of these services
at the Congregational church, proba-
bly on the Wednesday before Easter.
The union communion service will be
in the Baptist church on that Thurs-
day night.
Dr. W. D, Hoiiecker, of New Lla-
nuan, brought a fellow townsman to
the Norwalk hospital, yesterday noon.
to have Dr. W. J. Tracey reduce a.
fracture of the right arm. The man
sustained the injury while cranking
his automobile, the motor backllring
on him. The injured man's name was
not learned as he left the institution
directly after Dr, Tracey administer-
ell.
UNTEBMYEH F08 STOGK'F
EXEHAHGE SPEiiliLATIOli
.\lr. Donovan inclosed 0. letter from
Secretary of the Navy 'lhllllt‘lrlh 111
which Mr. Daniels said:
"“i have to state that l have given
more consideration to the request or
the Lake company than any other
the navy. My earnest desire in the
maker of submarines has been to se-
cure competition. As soon as i
learned that the Lake company was in
financial distress, i had not one but a
dozen interviews with oillcials of that
company. They now have
contracts to build illrcc submarines.
which they have not yet begun
though the contracts wore made on
March 15. 1912. When i was before
the naval affairs committee. 1 was
questioned as to ‘why i had permitted
such it long delay in the construction
of the building 01 these boats and i
went into the matter explaining it to
that i felt it my duty to gile
3:22: all consideration possible so as ”938' as claimed by Senator ”“01“
not to lose competition in the con- ‘0‘!" M" Untermeyer declared “I
strucilon of submarines The luereil empowered the postmaster.
naval committee seemed to think we “91‘9”” ‘0 03mm“ from ”“5 mulls 31131
had already given me much time publication containing the quomtions'
but when the matter came up further. or “‘1 exchange “0‘ incorporated in
i decided, so anxious is the depart- accordance with state laws
ment to secure competition and deal Permit me to 8&3’ that the Damn it
not to and momentum of the press are in ~
take away contracts for the three crossing at such a rate that the den
boats they already have, but to give nor is that the press may Russianiso
\\'.F'tSHl.\'(l’l‘0N, iinrl‘ll lilwb‘amuel:
Untcrmyer, of New York, today an l
poured before the Senate banking and
currency committee in reply to argu
ments against the bill be has father-
ed for the regulation ol’ stock Bil-l
changes.
insteadmi the bill "Russlunlzing the
it???”
' it?
3 tau-Pennoyer at.
linker-them rum and Ann" lie
1 hos and
l Wofi'flem "on men.
te-nmscoooE‘in-ta
.._.. than
that and He ‘7
at pond
w-Lexington Ave. ondlt
West cm in Grove no
Il—South agitati- 81., between We
send) ”Electric Works, m
slim and Clo.
xlihwnu‘lnd d-ond 'lX'uelO‘lll
.edsr
il—~Fsirtield live. find I
tzwvaylor Ave. and South 8!
Il~Woodws rd .011. and W
:ZBurriti and Quintum A". We
$132M“ douw deb Am
n Hill Ft. Ind Film
“hingtorl 8!. Bridge ‘
find one yard and Ann St.
i-«Norwallr Look (30.. driven. F
Box til—Corner Putnam awed
deed street '
Denotes non-interior!“
(x ) Master box. from
her cl. any box can be
One stroke at 1
"3:1th “ls? 1!- odd as...
e s to a
line open. 1- _
Two strokes after an Hero). I
soils department. 1-1
Three slow strokes, voter Flo
--1
At 12. 0 mi: map
is unclear“ git. w
arm for uh elmmF
solved by telephone.
Four long blasts o: the
8:30am.ond 12:30:»:
1110:0110” tor the follows;
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It
Fire headquarters. rem
”mien
’17.
d-—Fltoh School Mar!
Private boxes onlyFOs
A telephone mosssaot client:
(70‘) between the booth of 0
“Marvin School (prim . F.
has“ revs. m sea... ..
an n
lid-10” t Ave “do I.
‘ ll 7~Winfleld 8!.
”8—4" Fart Chutes are.
e—Enst Ave. and Fitch 82.
”ii—St. John St. and Mlle A
”Heavies! Ave. and Pi
”Raoulevard sud Fem.
Had—Cove
837~Boulevard and Bloom“
ui——Keynet St. and Pine
lit—Keys" St. magi“
04 43—61: morev‘avenJ u .0! F
ng oca on Org
willhegq‘enofneamtbol. ,.'
tire on glemises whore _ _
Bacon alarms are only
the £213! or noting chic! um“
re.
sis! Signals
odd times.
OMS
l—One blast at 8 MW
l-l-«Two blasts, to out.
ll-Ii—Twcnty two, at 0 a-
ing session of public
11- 11:1 verity—two, at 11.00,
session of public
iilliillll n-'l‘en blahts <1qu
entire department
l—One blast to.
NORWALK: Has A
lB—Comor or beam anti won
21~Beidon Avenue and Unto
'sa—s ring Hill and Keno“
24—-— nlon Park.
lfl—West Avenue and Bartel
27-Franklin Avenue and Lyn
dies house. Private box
32—41? est Avenue and Henri
33-413mm Avenue and Otoho‘
xs— Chapel Street and Harbour
86~West Avenue. nee. me
{is—Stevens Street and Kim
i1 ~Cross Street and Wilton
«lb-Main aim! and hard! A
52- Math and Catherine 31
Vermont! Road and
EHhestnut Street near Bu
5—«Main street and Union Arenas.
Ell-0n ThAe Gill-e0 d L! on! .
~East venue on n n m
lie—mast Avenue and [banks in”.
ROWAYTON FIR! ALA“ M“
. i3~Frence Btrse
"T": “tones or are boll. thus. ,2,»
on F *
lz—«Highland Ave to N. 1'“. N’.
lt—Jiickory Bluff and Hell I!“
ml Rom nPoiht.
‘14- Pine Point a.
—Lonn island Sound to ”Ho
cKi nl try 8'.
S -—Grnnd Sin-1! and 'l‘lndoi! ,
lo Cmss. in
ill-(‘Yross St to Railroad. .
N—Jinilrosd m Emblem.—
west moo.
Tumult!"
.. . I! Will Bl
them further time to build them. the People. said M“ “mainly” lf‘wmi: '3‘°§.°r .. “this
Mr. Untormyer further declared iI—-Wblte Brian S. W. to
. . it think with this recital of the
situation, you will agree that i have that Opponents of the bill had been
not on‘y been earnestly desirous to TOI‘CGd i0 fldm“ that federal regula-
oarry out what the Bridgeport Board Noll 0| stotk exchanges was neces
of Trade desires and what the lake 8813'- F0!” state incorporation and
company desires, but have laid myself postal supervision, as proposed in the .
open to criticism in trying to assist Senate ”“13““! opponents had failed
them in their reorganization and keep to Mint out an attentive alternative,
competition for .the‘ Government. .110 said. - l
“The present bill approved by the ”Mr ”hillbum speaking for the New!
'fiiouse. Naval committee authorises the York Stock Euthango suggests that
construction of eight submarines 0t 9. bill similar to that under which lot-
course. contracts will be given for teries were suppressed that would
them next summer and it the Lake deny the use of the malls and tele
company will be organized ‘and to graph for the distribution or fictitioui.
position, they will hate opportunity to and unlawful transactions W9111d au-
bid on these boots." - .~ awer the purpose." continued Mr. Uh.
Mr Lake was asked by iTle Tole termyer. "To me it is manifest that
grain last night it he had any com it, would be about as valuable its a
meat to make on the matter and re blank piece or paper.
plied that he 11.1111 none whateber. , .detect a lottery ticket, but Mr. Mil
“Our relations with the Government burn falls to explain how fraudulent
Anybody can '
maggtgtentkegtl’f m mo
Four rakes"
water to be shut to
A third or more alarms indies”
m Malls Occasions!
m. *Danbury division. ,
.m.-West and South
tor—lies West ”31%
we
to ~ t s
m.-—Dsnbuty dim! oil.x
.m .jpfints, west or 10
.u-—— gent.m and South N
nnon Btetion,
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5‘
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:fl.
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sa ’8:
re a? so
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tory and we look for a continuance of are to be detected unless some mu-
them. ” ‘ .
When asked it' he thought any po- page of safeguarding
litical influence was being brought to
bear on contra a hold or that might
be held by his mpauy, Mr. Luke Gill
phaticaily answerer! thrit he did not.
w... ”-.~.‘W~__.~.
the snails a
atlon "
Mr. Untermyer stated that Preven-
tion and punishment of manipulations
The second large class of this your, that it did not seek to prohibit spec
numbering 17, won given the, initial. nlution
tory degree“ by our Brothers this.
No.10, ll 0 0. 0". and them was a the disclosures made .0: the aflslr‘n m9
authorised the
itchinory is to be supplied for the pur— .
gainst being used tor their Fdlsseminéf'
' were the chielmaims of the hill‘,’ ntld . to
”No matter 1an complete, may be:
7:00 o. m.-—All directions.
1'00 s. ro. «Cannon Station.
g s, m. p—Fulst, west or an
I: l s.“ m.——wtiton and lmnhu
0 no a. m malluth Norwallt . .
ll 00 s. to with“. West and
12- no u m. wmntlury division.
Fa: o p. lbw-«Mal, West and do.
a: so p. to. ~10”!
3:? p m. +10“! and South - ,
I: o o. m. .efiev York, Hrmutlw'
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