FRlDAY. JULY 3,. 19:1
GRADE
It represents, in
bcst milk
'tiluc yo
and is sold at a
128 V1 ashiagton 81.,
HO. P RAILlitlABiifFlclAl.
DIES BY SHGOTIRG
l‘ttii‘J
(Contiuod l‘rozn l-‘aist
the watchman who had notcd
'l’hlllips‘ prosoncc in tho oilii'ors on a
previous round saw that lilt' door oi
the room \\lt> still own. but that
' Mr. Phillips was 11 in}: across the limit,
lll'tcstigution showcti tho railroad 1111111
dead from :1 built-1 wound in the
temple. The l't‘\11i‘1t‘i‘ with which the
shooting lil1d~“been done 1111s lying:
uudcr tho chair,
011 a tablo‘ lay a notc‘n’t‘iich asked
that his “lit- in linrion. t‘o1111., be 11011
1164,;
A it also rtinuestéd {habnotificntiou
béfiglien A. H (1.111311 801111le and
ireasurcr ot‘ the
Sea Bright. N. .l., and in.
fat. Mr. l‘hillips‘ physician in Yon-
kprs. Dr. Motiat hastonotl do 1'1
ffom Yonkers \\'illn notified oi the
fatality. but Stl111,\lt1 1111111115, :1
1. nephew of 10 dead 1111111. 111111 already
'1 been court nit'atcd with, and 117311111111
the company‘s oiiiws below the
.f ph‘ysiolan arri1cd.
Schuyler Phillips.
‘llie uncle's immediately icic-
phcned to his own mother. Mrs S.
A.-Phillips. in Dorian, and through
heers. (iny Phillips was informed of
her husband's 'dcaih. Mrs. Phillips
.,,.Bent word «that she would come to
,New York and claim the body for
her sister. Dr. .\lol‘lat said Mr. Phil-
“lipe had been a patlcnt of his for
. nanny years, and that during ,-rccoat
“months he had sun'ered from depres-
alive tendencies. The physltian had
feared for some time that his patient
‘would have a ncrr ous breakdown
’lilr. Phillips was slightlv more than
sixty years of age, and had been for
more than a quarter of a century as-
sociated with the Missouri Pacific
'He was assistant secretary of the St
Louis and iron Mountain and South-
ern Railway company, secretary or
‘rthe Iron Mountain Car Trust secre~
lltlll',\' .\l1.1‘-
i
on idoutii‘yiu:
body,
Quality Dominates
BORDEN’S
PASTEURIZED
think we know tho
it is admirably snitcd for infant fccding,
arailablc for thc 11'
Ask the salesman on the wagon,
send a postal or telephone, and
your service will begin at once.
Borden’s Condensed Milk Co.
.\lr.‘
‘ilissout'i Pacific at .
‘ C885
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MILK
9
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our opinion (and we
milk situation), the
or moncy will buy.
price that makcs it
liolc family.
and a director of tho
11111111] and tticszlpcalu llay Hall
11.._. :1s1~istzuit sccrctary
and ilsfiislitnl troasurer and a director
01' 11111 “115111111 tluilwuy and Car Co.
and a dirt-(tor of the Richmond and
Chesapeake llay Railway company,
and tho three Si'1ics lieaiti' ('ouipany,
Mr. Phillips 111111 prominent 111 the
.\it‘lltlt'lh‘lfllll tiiw Club and was
incllii-t'r 111‘ 11.11 New York Yin-ht t‘lub.
The town address of the Phillip,
“HIV “13“"?! I.
ll it':
11111,..1111;
ruinih is 1 \\ est Sixty fourth street.
.\lunhnituii.
1|1. i‘ilitilps 1111.4 born in New York
lab]. In 1854 he
married Elizabeth Corbett. ‘ Two
daughters Were born. both ot,whotn
(tied in i111a1.“1'.llc had on: “flowed
'iiaii "tcr, Elise.
R'ltiN, .li'ily- -3. ——'No renaon for, the
pure (1! Guy Phillips l1'1 New York
.. st night, could be gircu at his home
here early tod11,1.iiis wife is pros-
trattd. ‘lisr. Phillips. his daughter.
fluid that ho had been working hard
lately, and the act may possibly have
boon due to 0\'t'l‘\\'0l‘l1'.
-it_\' on Agni-t l,
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DEBATE ON TRADE COMMISSION
BILL.
WASHINGTON, July 3.—\\'l1cn the
Senate resumed consideration of the
Trade Commission bill today indica-
tions were that a vote hardly would
be reached for several da'ys. With scr-
cral senators having given notice that
they desired to discuss the bill, it was
practically certain that debate would
last well into next week.
Repeated attempts have been made
by Democratic leaders to fix a time
for a vote on the bill, but without suc-
Despite this. however, deteimin-
ed efforts were to be made to press
for a 1oto at the earliest possible mo
ment. With the Trade Commission
bill disposed of the way would then
be cleared for consideration of the re-
maiudcr of the anti-trust program.
11 inch is to be passed before Congress
adjourns.
‘-. 1
NEW liliillllii Siilliliiii
Victims of Digstiire Disorders
Tell of Wondhtful Effect of
’ " May: Remedy.-
3.115 ' ‘..
My New England stomach stiller-
art! 'Tand in tact; people all over the
Unity; states. have tound remarkable
'mm'm the m nt'Mayr’s Wom.
mm name”. '
W in this we alone have
1. um 11111: My Ind tell today or
3&me received. its ettects
”(We lflt done convinc'
gym WW1. Here is 111m
“Whitman
M. m: “it!
flfl‘l'hhuhylfiuhfi-
gm libel-plywoo-
111111111 1111 111:1
iiilTiiillS
ill liilliil
.here and abroad, and had undergone
an operation. She found relief (111ch-
311'. These statements come tram lab
5 tel-s among thousands...1‘he remedy is
iknown everywhere for its me. merit.
‘ Mav’r s Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the dlgeuflvo tract 'of mucold
monetlons and poisoned: matter. it
luring- swift and to “More from
ailments or the stat-ml. liver 11nd
bowels. Many say it has saved than '1'
m daemon Wu; nun: no
me it he loved their mu.
more-obs” mm”...
11117111 not into ”on
111-111. and out” no
relaunch-onlo-
i
.signed by Charles 'E. Burgess “and 10th will draw interest from July 151.
5 South Noraalk. Conn, June 22, 1914. ,
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llal’liord. lilt‘ll LL L'k‘ltlluitlt‘ 11111?
portitiuh, to do u 11 hoicrclt- 111111 rttall
tumor '1 211
Bahama: l: 2510,0111), and the? cqncrsu
L11
i1111111.:~. 11111.: 11:71 11 tap»
nil; lit'gllt >Llugilt} s Willi-filth. 1:1,;71‘
111:11'.1111 t-tl'i‘tiMic.‘ Jilintmrth
llardie ainl “diam J libido: tt'i
lord am the inmrpor‘ators.
The litllltc-Y-l‘t‘t‘kllin (‘lillliilillf-Z 1'4
.l.
.
ital“.
liur‘tt'orti. filed an incorporation ct-i'iiii- '
(11111. to that 111 lillrillliSS work .1 t'1'..1i
wood and metal. The
will be capitalized at $2.0M)
14 111i11111c111 oi
company
and lit-gin liUbliit'Sr with 31,1111". llzt
illt‘UlplltilUI‘S lil‘t‘: Harry 1.. Firkin».
ti. ("1. Hunter and JUlth W, .i113‘. all .11
Hartford.
The ll. .\1. Routing Motor Company.
of New Ita1‘1‘11,h'.1.~' tilvd a t Artttimtc 1.1
lli(‘l'l"]i(il‘i1ilull, to be capitalized al$ii‘1=.-
PM. lhv incorporntcm art-1 llubvri
.\l, Renting. (11 Spriniziloni. and til-11:1 :1
“right and \\ lilinm .\. \i'right, ot’ .‘1 c 11'
Haven.
A certificate of i11tt11'porati1nl
filmi by the ’l‘nphn .\lanumcturtug
t‘ompuuy. on Now 'iiritai‘n. 'i'ilr' con.-
ptmy will lllillluftll'illn‘ urticlcs Oi
‘nteials, and will be capitalized at $.31i.~
111111 and begin business with $1.1..oti11
Phone 871, SO NOIwalk A certificate oi organization has also
been tiled. naming the odious as toi~
lows: l’residlni. Lin ll. ooodnt l1, oi
Now Britain; vicepresideni. George J.
Anni-rbower. ot' Forestrllle: secretary
and trcasurcr, Arthur (.loodricb,
Middletown.
The Suugnluck lical Estate & Con-
struction Company. of Westport, has
tilcd its certificate 01 organiznnon to
begin business 1110151111111. The oili-
was,
Of
1.111111 1111.11.11 ‘
Gm t arthcr
1".
'i' 819 '11. 111.5
li' 1:1.
Charles H. linm‘n'fl
111.1 1 Hm I :11 11.
l‘ '
’ 1 C
House amt
111.11%! 1.11 111 i_'1' 111L111 in.
1.1. 1.1.1.1..1
'1» :111' 1111i 11mm» Suhgrr
l1l‘1li11'J
A li\'r-)'I't1l‘ guunntte
i1111t1'1‘l'~_\1rl1 hL’alllrl
1111.111. latlut'cs.
11 .9
Let us tcil you
more about it.
HAD His WATCH TAKEN.
(in the lurc 111' 11 title 11 .\‘1-11' Canaan
_\'Ulllli Wt‘llt through lilt‘ oxpt't'lmlco til
being roughly handled and having 11
watch and ill> pockclliooh tnkcn. There.
was nothing in the purse cxcopt a
"lucky penny." and the watch was only
a dollar one.
youth was invited to take Uic ride
with four young 1111111. on Monday
niaht. in New Canaan. and he lit-copl-
ed. tile was carried beyond his (11's-
tlnation against his wishcs and soon
after the carriage was Stopped and the
cars are; President, Alfred Haddock:
sot-rotary and treasurer. liomiilim ‘01" made 1111‘ 888311”. licict'tirc Scr-
\'otroluilc. both of Saugatut-lt. scant Lcatherltlnd received a report
The M. .1. & J, (‘, lloltuiro Com. of the case and he thinks it‘was meant
puny, oi' liunhury, has otmniard, be
ginning business with $31,111)”, The oili-
1015 are: lresidont.
fi(‘(l‘t*ltll‘,\ and treasurer,
lilll‘L. both of Danbhry.
A
Joint 1‘. lie!-
of Strfllle‘d,‘ which 1.1951115 business
with 52.50011‘119 .oflicers aret Presi-
dent and trenstn er. Louis 1": Ahschutz;
secretary. lldwurd U.Anuchut'11‘bolh
of Armenia.
An organization certificate was tiled
by the Sterling Amusement Company,
of Derby. The company begins bursi-
ncss with $5,000, the officers being:
President, Robert Joeelovsky, 01' East
Norwalk; treasurer, Michael liantor.
of Derby; secretary, Hyman Raptor,
of Derby
The Park 'lhoatell Company, of
Bridgeport, has filed an amendment to
its incorporation certificate, providing
that no stock shall be sold by a holder
without an opportunity being given
the company had eachstoclsholder to
buy it.
and Edith. Johnston. I majority 01 the
lncorporators.
An amendment to its incorporation
certificate has been tiled by the Cree-l
cant (tell: Company. of Manchester.
making the authorized capital stock
$100, 000, instead 0! $30,000. all com-i
men stock The certificate is signed
by Charles E. Johnson. Willlem
Hyde and Christopher Glenney, the
lncorporators.
The Burgess-Wilson Builders Finish rent six months ending June 30th, is
Company of New London, has tiled a
certificate or increase of capital stock
from $5 .000 to $25 .000 and the shares
from fifty to 250.1111; certificate is
Charles L. Wilson. a malarity of the
directors.
The Ayer Manufacturing Company.
of Madison, has tiled a certificate of
change of location to Merlden, signed
111)" Uva S. Ayer. Ruby C. Kyoto and
Dawson W. A}; or the directors.
A preliminary certificate of dissolu-i
tton was filed by the "New Haven and
Ansonin Express Compton. of Derby.
signed- by William E. Sloan. Elmeth
S.H01‘1ells and Alfred 0. Baldwin. n
majority of the directors '
The report of the receiver for the
Simpsnnmtrfield Quit-ties company,
of Bridgeport. was received. signed by
charte- t; “rundown. roe-1m.
A but comm d limit!“ we:
It! by the Mr Rubin Im-
mm mm. at Muck.
W by John 13.11am.»
W I. Mr: I m of tho M
W mquum *1 Mnuomqmauiu
«ammonium-Wit,
.dllwvb
:1: atoll-
l
(ortiticate of organization was
filed by the \hplliu Paste Umupuny. “9TH ‘EMI'ANNHAL DIWDEND OF.
The certificate, is signed by_
'Arthur M. \larch, P111100. Calhoun:
more for a Joke fulfil anything else.
Dividend Notice
.3:— ,.
,th
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Mark .-.\ licltuirei
x1. “10 Norwdkctiavia
3330me .
Norwalk Conn” J"nc 1‘19“. ‘
At 11 melting of liircctms of this So-
clot} hold this 11" 11; a- -di\',‘ideud '11 the
rate of FOt'lt (1‘), per cent par un-
num was declared to Depositors from
tho earnings of the six months cud-
ing June 30, Hill.
1110 name will be catered on pass
books and paid on and utter Jul} lot h
1914.
MONEY DEPOSWED ON OR BE
FORE JULY 10TH. 1914 WILL
DRAW lNTERES'F’ FROM JULY 1ST
1914.
\\'il’1LiA‘\1.\.ClRTlS President
FREDERICK x E1111 S, Trcttsurcr ‘
121113;
1
D1v1dend Notice
South Nurwtllk Trust Co.
, .
The Trustees have ordered that in-
terest at the rate or 4 per cent. per'
annum be credited to the depositors
191,4, payable on ind after July 10th,
1914.
Deposits matio on or before July
51141111 Nor11aik Trust' Co,
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1 111111112111 11111::
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
‘ 1" BANK,
South Norwnlk Conn.
At a meeting of the directors or this
bank held this do). a dividend at the
at. or tour per celt. per annum no
MW to depositors from the warn
tags 0: the .11 months ending June 80.
1914. The same will be «and on
much and paid 11an otter
M u. nu.
-.-—L
A. Cohen, 40 Watcht.
.\5 tho story goes the}
Couch iifiiliilltit‘lis.
\‘i'ovcn Hammocks.
Refrigerators,
“When Sterli rigr 921': i1 1:
Our
STOCK 9’
RANGES
111 the most complete in In. 1"
cities.
sranronp. MAGEE
'YQRK._ PERFECT
ACORN ’
Also Nepali-u 1'1» All erpu.‘
: Joints 8: iiotchkiss
Getaway
17 wait 31. Nonaik.
1
l n
' [he Gotham 1.0.
AlWlS’l the Latest z‘nlnn 1n
WALL
PAPER
Painting
Paper Hanging
Decorating
The Gutham Co."
10 Pint 8:. Eat Norwall
Tel. 45!.
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. GEORGE F. FOOTE, General Agent.
'-;-;o‘-’o;-:m_1‘I,I _
,.".¢.+#.“.‘,.1:'."
II
Does Your Plumb-.5.
' Need AttentiOi
—?~r-~ .
It to always but to Men
or a plumbing repair when
1 1 stats. henna tte ten-
try 1. mm- wotIt Ii
“fleet.
You fill an huh unor_
-1 uvolluumudt-v...’
t.‘
'V‘I'
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5
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iiitlSS iicds
Dining Room
Be Consistent
...-«n.-
Felt-c! your llUl’lle furnishingi as you select your' 1113111111.: appzzrci
for its rtaflllclllcllt, bounty and .‘us'iin; quality.
We specialize in tarnishing homes coniplv'v.
Style, lit'flllii,
Quaixy and llefinencnr
Sterling Furni? cre Co.
Street
'1 l1 catrc
Celzfitt‘
l 7-21'9 “zshitgttn
t' prositc H1111
C
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Sell the Farm i '
€- You don' lA\\§Ull for the ‘ ‘%
1:011 do through the 1
World' I Luca-l Form A: V
1 Thousands of sales awrywherc more right
untiuxi~ No 1111111111: fee required. Write
l (min for tree ll~linK blanks and flee book
3‘ ‘How '10 1‘18th Y'mn FARM.‘ ‘
I
E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY
47 W. 3‘“: SI. NEW YORK
Bolton Phllldel hi- Pmlbur
Nitric-till“. Lud‘l’ltle ill. but». But 111-
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
29 Haviland Street
P S. LYON
Good Job Printing
acct Papcr. Belt Work Best Price:
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
1‘ NORWALK PHONE 907i
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Daily Line
TO NEW YORK
for freight only. Freight
leaves Her 2?, East River,
(foot of Catherine streeti, every day
except Sand-1y at :1 11. n1. Freight re
ccived at .\orwalk 1111 to 5 p. m. and
South Norwaik up to 5:30.
NORWALK.
Steamboat Line
ANNING J. SMITH, Lou”.
propeller
New Yuri.
['1‘
KEEPS
THINGS
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Taliici “' " l
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COMMUNION SERVICE.
m_
'l‘lu liliilStiiztlllt'r 1"11111111121'11'111 service
1t :11“ 5.41111 “1.11.111: t‘ongrrgntionai
i‘hurt'il will i-t- luhi next Sinday
.nioinin: in 12111 t'ztrrl T1, at «leven
-11'1i.u.; he" J. Slillllfiltvll. the minis-
1~ 1' will preach the 5117111021. All meni-
oi'c .1111tcd to Ho 111‘1951‘11'.
Good tenants are to be had—{or
'. the advertising.
§M11ve by Auto Truck
Prices Reasonable.
Long distance a specialty. Sun-
day school and other parties.
Ice Wholesale or Retail.
E. T. BATES
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
For Up-tO-date Service Call '
FRED H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embalmer,
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 50, 'Main 51., So. Norwalk.
LOVER’S
, THE PLACE
Glover’s
Summer
Footwear
FOR
MEN,’ WOMEN, CHILDREN.
F
ALL KINDS OF
- Outing Shoes
BATHING
YACHTING
TENNIS
WHITTEMORE’S DRESSING FOR
ALL LEATHERS.
i Glover's Shoe Store
ELBOW
Wrofiw'"? .1 ‘
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