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, WollHBemr-xmellt odiulnlr’ sustained
him in his objection and the contract
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Succeed: in Ending lndtl'wnh
Foreign Manufacturerslor Isms Health
Benefit 01 Americans
\'\'.51.‘\‘Hi.\'tth).\C-'Jui,\‘ 16.~In Maya
this ,war contracts nae let to foreign
manulut-lurers tor buttons worn on the
clothing and ornaments on the collars
and caps or Allik-l‘ltllli soldier's under
the War Hrpili‘llllelll. '
1.111111111; oi this fact (‘ongresslrlan
11111111411 .11 once 11.111111111111111 1111 ill-
Vesllsatlou as to why contracts were
11.111an lu- foreign manufacturers
we: American manufacturers and
objected strenuously to the award of
any tumult-ts to foreign lllnllut‘actlllx
ers, 111- culled at the British Eur
in \‘i'ashington, to ascertain it
American lllanutacturers were award-
(‘ll contracts in EnglandoVer English
111ztllilttll'tu1ers, and the statement
was made that they were unable to
aumer this question. but promised to
submit the question to the Home
sovernrrlellt and write him later.
then «appealed to the State Depart-
ment and that department conllnulll-
(rated with the British Embassy. tele
.gralns and cables were exchanged
and on June 9, Mr. Kennedy was
informed by the State. Department as
to the true situation in relation to
lirrclgll manufacturers and Anteri-
call manufacturers. With the facts in
his possession Mr. Kennedy waited
for the next bids to be opened by the
\War Department.
Facts ArcVIievealed.
(in June 213, when the bids were
opened for buttons for use 011 the
utillol‘lllS ot' the soldiers of the army
he immedinttly wcnr to the Whr
letpnrtnlent and protested against
bassy,
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He,
‘mlxiug and serving drinks and
any award being made to a foreign,
manufacturer and presented the facts“
in his possession in relation to Am“
cl‘l’can manufacturers unsucceuslm
attempt to secure contracts from for-
eign powers where bids were given
for the manufacture of goods, to be
used 111 connection with the army and
navy of such foreign powers.
After illveaticlltillg thepr
our. “#1111? y 41nd;
letter-s in9i his" posscsdftlil
test tllcd
'wlhlng
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can manufacturers, on the
‘ grounds that American manuf:ctur-
cm are excluded from receiving com
. tracts from foreign .countries.
.21, Home Manufacturing Mud.
l The following manufacturing con-
cerns have received the benefit 01
Mr. Kennedy's worv‘ The Watch
bury Button Company, the Steele
4: John ‘89" Company. and the. Scovill
Manufacturing Company. all of Witter
bury. and D. Evans & Co., of Attic-
horo Fall's, Mass. *
This is the most important move
that has been made by a congress-
man in recent years for the sole ben-
efit of American manufacturers in
relation to government contracts.
For years under all administrations,
mam: moo.
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ANTI'TOXIN NEARLY GON E.
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Incl-d mu» Caution to
Town Health Officinlc.
HARTFORD July 16. ——A caution to
health oifiters to exercise care in the
11: c of the supply of 1111111011115 for
free distributions beca'use ‘the appro
priation is about exhausted. is given
by Secretary .1. B. Townsend. ot' the
State Board 01511111111111, in the June
bulletin. After the supply is gone 10-
cal authorities will have to make pro-
vision to supply the needy ill their
towns. Officers hating a surplus sup-
ply are requested to roturtl the some
to the secretary.
Physicians are also asked to report
promptly all cases of typhoid fever, as
11311 as all other important diseases.
One. or two cases may not signify
much to a physician. but reports of
half a dozen or eight cases from half
a dozen physicians may mean to the
health department a serious outbreak
of typhoid fever and will start an in-
quuy-
The vital statistics of greatest con-
sequellce are not the number of deaths
or births. but rather the number of
cases of sickness from transmissible
diseases.
Dr. Townsend repeats in his bulletin
the words of caution of Dr. Wright, of
New Haven. on the use of "soft
drinks."
drinks are served at public counters in
n slack way. "Many of the finest fit-
ted places are careless about washing
glasses and other‘ utensils used for
the
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qllabbitt's story.
Many times these popular:
'vestigate Judge Findl it is learned.
has secured an atfidavit from Babbitt,
11 inch goes into a lengthy description
the sound he heard that night.
it is expected. wlll
be the only evideicd which the de-
fense will submit to the coroner nest
‘Monday and will be adored to sup
port their contention that Ballou
came to 1115 death byn tall down
wits.
Will She Tcdify?
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I ANSOMA. July lit—Nothing new:
fdeveioped today in the murder of Jos~E
eph Tomalunis. who was shot down by
;an unknown man, on Factory SUGEI,
‘this city, nt one o'clock. Sunday mom
DAILY POEM
lug. Tomalunis received a bullet
wound in his neck causing paralysis
He died at 11 o'clock Sunday etching“
at the Griflin Hospital. '
Tomalunis had just left a social 3111.1-
ering at the home of Miss Annie Ando-
jatis, ill. sweetheart on Factory street.‘
when the shooting took place. The
young woman accompanied Tomaluniu
to the street and while they were talk,
ing on the sideoalk, two young ital-
iaus passed and jostled them Tomb-2
Judge Finch uas fled if Mrs. ,
Angle would leatll)‘. ‘ ésnid: ‘ ._“
"That matter is ‘ fired)", 1,11,;11111. '
hands of Judge .\'.,f..‘ f‘ Down» My ‘
adiice would be not to permit her to '
take the stun.
Judge Down is out of town.
The police do not attach great im-
portance to the new,,evidence. They
hold that the marks in Ballon‘s 11111.
and on his forehead who 11111112 by I
bio w and could not hate resulted
from a fall down stairs.
‘While the coroner would not c1;-
press an opinion as, to the value oi
the new
have a plusical
test mode
Iintrwhy such as the defense claims
would produce a noise similar to that
made by a person indict. and the,|
whugl
coroner will determine at
1mm.- in tho- building the noise could
be board.
This test it is expected will
made during the presenimeék.
coroner Visits Room‘c.
be
later tiltI coroner, accompanied by;
State's Alorney Homer S. Cummings.
Dr. Bruce Weaver, who has been
making an analysis of stains found'
in \irs. Angle’s rooms and a hull]
evidence he said he would,
This’
, w,ould consist of a movement on the
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water used for this purpose is often physician, Dr. Charles 1-1.8. Meade,lBy his cookie-hat and “a“
very dirty and seldom changed," said returned to the apartment house "1111:
llr. Wright. who advised the public to
inform themselves as to how and by
which Mrs. Angle lived and there
made ‘a number of tests which are
1 And his sandal-show.
whom bottled goods are prepared and expected to have a bearing on Rub ,i
110w soda water is servcd at the pub»
lic counters. ,
The state’s mortality for June was
1, 223 which was 284 less than in May
and 185 less than inMuy of last year.
The figure is 32 land thin the nlerage
for the pastllvo years
DEMAND FOR srtf'r HATS. ;
ocn lifulu u‘rdr any. Middle West
} glinrfieflval. P" 1.
A 151111 11111 man’ufactfler this morn-
“PWW ”at; in the Mid
est Were coking for an lucrpaa
Led Mantl- for mm: in that sell-
iion this 11111. This manufacturer has
just received a large order from Jpcob
Newman. of Youngstown, 0., who in
his letter accompanying the order. re
ferred briefly to the hat trade attun-
tlon in hill section. Mr. Newman Wrote
taht he had every reason to believe .
that the demand for stiff hats in his
section was to allow a decided in-
crease during the approaching season,
and said that all the retailers in that
section thought that the buff hat. was
coming back to its own.
According to the same manufacturer
there is a movement on foot to place
colored bands of various designs on
still! late this tall 1.111111 11. to what
his opinion bf this pronoied choose
foreign manufacturers have reaped n was. he said: “i don't think it will
lull-vest against the interest of the be any more popular than the velvet
A’rnerican manufacturers.
bands on still bats were last fall and
The situatithi will be watched with Mm much less so. I «1qu t
; considerable interest when the next bring myself to believe that most met:
., bids are called for buttons. crow-mould trim to the fashion of wearing
m“ and clothing, and the Amerl~.- studs of various hues on their still
can mummies must be on their gm;
«uni-d and see that their interests are
properly protected. ;
The American momrficturéls car-
a.
thinly have a good friend in Con-'
duration Kennedy from the filth
Congressional district of Connecticut,
,7 :“ono who is always on guard in their
intercom.
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fission isms. the“ 01mm
'siciau stationed themselv es.
The coroner and, Dr: Weaver r1111 -
. ed and than the with; were not dis-
.July lop-Because.‘
. . ; furious. at the " .
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bitts story.
Meade went into Rabbitt‘ a room and
the coroner and Dr. wear" remain-
ed in the hall. Rdbbitt‘s bed was
placed close to the wall which di-
rides the room from the hall near;
this bed Mr. Cummings and the phy-
up and dourrthe stairs and Jumped
.ilom some of the 3;ch to the land
J“his. The", would“? "and states at-
Wy tried «111111,; through 1119
Buititlon. 'lt rm lauded that the
$1116 of “the rulin‘lilg. walking and
,mpln3; was,“ distinctly audible in
Rabbitt‘n'i local. but when the trial
‘of Speaking was made, the voices"
wet? audible only when quite elevat-
tingulebuble. Further tests are to
be made. some of them with dead
weights
toruoy would express themselves on
the results of the test but, it is said,
they are inclined to consider that the
tests‘ ‘ made Rabbitt'e story min
plausible.
-11; was said last night, although luck-
11; omclal confirnmlon. that some of
1116 min: examined by Dr. Weaver '
have turned out not to be blood it
is understood [also that the authori-
tlel are inclining less to the belief
that flinch was assaulted in Mrs.
11115111111 rooms, but believe that he,
was struck “dovvn outside the apart-
mutt. ‘ .
\‘elther the coroner 1101' states at. '
Mr. Cummings and Dr. And what “3” have 101d you 3
i now , L ‘.
That h! hastens home?
Lo! the Spring is nearly gone,
He is nearly come, i 1'
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For a token is there nought.~
Sty. tflqgt he, should bring?
1H: will bear a ring I gave
And another 11115. ,
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And unbound my hair.
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say rm 1913111115 in ‘llla‘eyes r
Though my eyes fire that
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How should I your true love gcc; Ho AlSthOl’pB,
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How may I, when he shall ask, ; '07,." gvgmg,“ 8:1. “97
Tell him who 11:: time? l L . .. ~
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Nay. but leave my face unveiled , «
Can you say to me some word“
lunis was invited to come into thog
light of a nearby electric lamp and 8c~"
cepting the invitation, one of the ltal~1
tans pulled a revolver and tired threcf
shots. One of them struck Tornalunisi
[in the neck. The state police uerof
;summoned into the case. but there is
little for the authorities to work upon.
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‘throuxh Sentinel Want Add, which!
100an from 11:10 to time int: n 1
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Make your Roof
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Asessvos CENTURY
SHINGLES.
TRY
Tot. ISM.
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Scavlew AVI.
Presbyopia
Eyesight of old mess-that a what it
-, means literally, but practically we
i see it beguiling at any time after
forty. 09 you have to hold your pap
or work further! from your eyes ,
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nudginsus.
Our advice lobby: have yOur eyes
LE‘examiitéa shoul- 909L187. '
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tlonsewires watch Sentinel
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MERRILL COLLEGE
SUMMER
SCHOOL
6 to August 30.
a. m. to 1‘! 111.
July Hours: 8
SPECiAL TUITION RATES TO
SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS.
Port Chester. Stamford.
South Norwalk.
Economy Means
The 83 ring of Money is as important as
Earning.
Our Prices Mean a Saving for You.
Lawn Mowers, Crex Rugs all
9011.] ten 20 per cent.
tag-Elm '“ ' ’ c
Nhen Stirling Say: It's Oak It‘Ifiak.
127L129 WASHlNGTON at. i1
PHONE 106.
Want .
Advil. for clues to that aspired-to “bet- Want Acvs. tor chances to and II“;
a nnrocll five em plnven
FAST FREIGHT“ 1.1m: 70 new"
interior points.
’ ,willl daily through cars to the follow“
ing points:
ler lndiallarlolis,
,1ille little Rock. Oklahoma City, at 1
iliouis and Salt Lake City
thoat leaves Pier 27 East River, New»
‘York (foot of Catherine 81.), every
da} except Sunday ,
retell ed at Norwalk up to 5 p.111. and
at South \‘orwalk up to F1: 30 p m. " ‘
gTHE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE.
the
Hammocks,
Honsehotc helpers watch send-cl “
I..-
a-.. 4. - -_ ~—
YORK AND TO ALL POINT' IN.
THE SOUTH AND WEST. '
Through car sen it. e to all importint'
making connection!
Cincinnati. Chicago. Den-
Kansas City, Loni!“
Frelxht,
1111.11 111. Freight .,.
Arming J. Smith, Lessee.
RED CROSSLINE
u
lALIFAx AND ST. JOHN'S NEW-
, FOUNULQND.
Round Trip, New York to Hall-
fax .. ..... ............. $40.00
Round Trip, New York to St.
John‘s, Newfoundland W00
Let Us Book You for One offlhm
Plenum Bummer brine.
Layton 81 Co. im-
RENTS NOTARIES puatlc
5Rnilrocd Avenue,
58.011111 NM.
' THAMER
Our
" ‘ BTOCK '3?
RANGES
. the nut compute 111 the ~' .
cilia. ., ‘ ' '
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110le ' you 121;?
1 acorn '
Also Pooling for All an”:
Jones 81 Botchklss
Company .
‘11 wall a ‘ 11m , . 7"
.
41,»: car shoulders and n '1
._ not" than small: no
all“!
negmct. ‘ I
' Mn will an much annoy-z
IDCI. on well n time
M of order 111 the but.
"Homemade" noun .
ale-shim at best, and In th
costliest in the long run ,
”place your plumbing pubic-v
George F. Foote, Go'neval Am ”T“,
Teeth and
Refinement
You can't appear well with
poor teeth. and you know and
are conscious of it. Your minor
reflects-tit and you are ashamed
of it. See
.Dr. J. H. Mallory
Don't suffer this mental strain.
You cVer remmber the pun
feet teeth.
ll 80. Main It. In. Norwdlk.
HOURS: . A. M. TO U P. M.
curious Iv Appolnrmrrr
and 'will have many more before the.
._ summer is over.
will gloom reduce the temperathct
the kitchen, and will help to omega
the Summer more enjoyable.
for ingormatlon.
Should your eyes cm 1.111
urw "able at mt W
«tinting, feel or upon!” w
We have had some very hot Wu.
We,have them at all prices. A“
The United Electri
mm 81 Water Co.
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