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investigated and llOiillL‘d Inc owner.
. Scratthi
. “rm“ the “015‘, the ink Trt lioaus i‘rnncls Joseph left here todav amid it out rather than ,0"er the whole It them-1.
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EVENING SENTINEL
We
FIGHT BETWEEN SER-
VIMIS AND AUSTRIANS
Marine Autonzoxile. Burglary, Linbil-
FLdeiiiy Bonds, in
hot we can wiite any kind of insur-
Ince you may rtiiuire. Call 1:11 on the [lenient for July had been postponed
Phebe be 1251' t'ntil August tilst for all stocks in—
}cluding Rentes.
The French minister of finance de-
lciared today that he was iesoluteli
opposed to a moratorium, “ilitll had
betn advortt ted Ll some quaiters. lie
lsaid a state of war alone would justify
}such a measure.
‘ Thet French public seems to regard
}'.1 general war as a (erratum-.1119
'0wd'1 outside the savings banks to-
:dfay here three times as nunieLous
}as those of yesterday.
‘1 Private hoarding and the precautions
taken by the Bank of France have al-
}inost reinoted minted coin from 'irt'u
:iution The directoi of a large indus-
ttrial establishment tcdav sent out
lfotittecii men to stour the banks in
the city and trv to c:haige hills into
‘coiu in order to enable ltiin to pay
his workmen’s.monthly wages, They
lty, Compensation,
Taylor & Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COl
BUILDlNG.
elbow: ailll'iS ’1'911 3“" 1 : 1 - '
5‘ L t ‘g‘ d) u tie were met by an 31111051 “Harm“? re
Keelt-r shoe Store. .
iusal.
T'ic lids ilt'.‘l‘l‘ :.i"r l ' 2'} ~
‘ ~ ‘ 3 ““ “W1 ’5 M * NiSli Ser'.1'iii Juli 3U—Tlie imad-
United Electric Light and Waiter Com-
pany :ii'e Izt-iiig. like. hot 1';t‘..e.~ iiettt't
get one liefoi't it is too lute.
i111: .Lfiustria1 troops advanced toda_1
some twent1 miles to the soutliwtii d
of Belgrade. rind an artillery duel was
1in progress this morning near Kicz-
llit y and Senteiidria,
William 1:. hit-hard:- has been award-
ed the contract for tie building of a
garage on Olt'iiiii‘d street tor .\brnliuiii
Fitch. The building will be lit .\; 2’11, and
will cost Sluu. .
LONDON, July 30.~A ncwspner dis-
patch from Rome sai‘s’sliarp tcslst-
cure is bent: offered to the Austrian
hdvnnt'e from the northwest by 511111“
detachments of Servian troops left to
impede their progress. The
comes from Nish. Servia, by
Salonilii.
Neighbors on l’raiiltiiii street tele-
phoned to the police last evening at»
out a horse, evidently Stiiit’l‘illg, stmid~
lug. on that sticei. OililL’l' Jotiii it‘lyntt
way of
ST. Pl-Z'l‘EltSlit‘RG. July int—The
official agency today publishes it dis-
putcli from "l‘oklo quoting a newspa-
per there as cypressing the view that
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ii. Golden tire:
remembering their friends in this city
with postal cards mailed from London.
A delightful trip across is reported. .
Mr. and Itirs Golden gt‘catlv enjoyed 1" ”we of H ”mm! European war the
the social life aboard the Lusitunin. )illl‘llCipfl'lOi. of Japan as the ally Of
‘ (lrcut Britttin is possible.
i
it 'li! ”Scratch! 1
'llie mo 11 you
' witch! itch!
Sct.at(h lSt‘ Hl.. Allist in July 30.——Empei'or
'zenid scenes of the wildest enthusiasm for
Vienna. 5. great crowd gathered at
the station and cheered the aged mon-
tStepiieii Ungavary has received 11’3"" again and again. Archduke
pound for the building of the new bus- Charles, the 1"“ to the throne. ac
mess block on Boutou street for Jon M("lll‘flflled his liialesty.
1on1 Brothers. The M buildingb .are: 1. _» _ .. 5W”. . " ii. h
to be torn down and the. present PARIS, July 30. ~Eiery military
store ntoved to the rear lot. A permitlpreparation
has not been issued for this work as now been made in France. The prin-
yet. cipnl railroad stations and till the sig—
3““ boxes and switches were today
Barney Wolk bus becn issued 11 per-'guardcd by troops.
tni't by the building inspector to re.‘ Rumors of the wildest nature were
model the llymtiii Needletnau house. in circulation to the effect that Presi-
on (lolden Hill and Elmwood avenue. dent Poincare after an all night coun-
{I‘he house will be converted into :1 oil of war had decided to call up 800.
twofainiiy structure, and will necea- 000 men of the French army reserves.
altato the removal of all the interior A strongly :worded omcial denial of
partitions, the/building of n tire-proof this was issued. together with assur-
brick well through the center of the
house, and the installation of new
plumbing, Several new vernndns will
be added to the house.‘ besides. the
work casting 111 all about's3.000.
~ancing every Wednesday
Saturday evenings at Conipo B ucth
Ointment. it cures piles. c
any skin itching. All druggists sell it.
taken against those spreading such re.
ports
close cooperation with the principal
"neu spapers to reassure the public
At the same time a veil is being‘
'iug the war in 1870 the Germans are
said to have obtained a great advan-
The 10““ 1’0"“ authorities “309”“ tags from the information printed in
11 complaint last evening from Mr. Con-‘11le French press 1
troll. of Darien, stating that two new
tires and a Presto light tank had been} EAST ST LOUIS ill July 30__
stolen from his automobile in front of That war has no charms for the Ser-
"‘9 Standard 0“ Companys office °nlvlans and fiustrlans in the small
the Wilson PM“ ’0“ The 90““ towns near here was evinced yester-
thoroughly investigated the matter, ..day when nearly 100 natives of the
11111;: discovered that the articles had warring European nations went to the
been taken from the automobile by office of the clerk of East ‘St Louis
several 0! M“ “Duel“ friends for 9‘ city court to apply for naturalization
‘iokol' The police failed to appreciate papers.
the stunt after the work arid expense Tue majority were under the im-
they-had 30‘: t° to place the‘blame, preseion .that unless they were citi-
figgzd‘;;?b:fl£:: 33:33:51,331; tens of the United States they would
..I—-— _ — ty
thatched?» oblate rocket achievement over your}
"~. “outdoor“ want to b03191! established in_ a business ,
sijiwj‘Iy'r‘ > { r l V ' ‘ . a
The young man well inside of forty shouldqvork to that
and. Let: him build a sin-phi: In 1131 11111119111 account at
are South Nor-whit: Savings Benji, 1111111111: in me méInt-S
.. d”willie to amourim to his use 1111; services, accom- .
11111anan bu turd emultbutmemnkoflm 111m...
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short of mobilization has ,
nnces that drastic measures would be'
The government is working in}
and kept over military operations as dur-.
"zoe:.fomm {Wflaflfie
uuntries and many of them, after be-
ing assurtd such was not the case,
went away satisfied, these. ilOV’e‘el'.‘
:nar‘c. application to become citizens
, of the [tilted States. 1
H--- i
i’. IRlJN, Jul}: 03.---Settlement deal-
ings 11.1 the Berlin Bourse were en-
tirely suspended today and the brok—
t-rs who gathered on the floor con-
fined themselves to cash transu'tions.
The most pessimistic rumors were
in circulation and many firms were iii
111.111 ulties.
Exciting scenes were witnessed on
tie produce exthange. where w'iheat,
and rye were quoted from $1.75 to
32 pet metric ton higher,
'liie lmptriai Germain bank still
iiieiiit'liiicd its waiting attitude. but it
if understood that it will follow Lon-
don's example in increasing the batik
rate.
A i‘otsdnm banker. l-iugene Hitler.
and his wife committed suicide in a
llerlin hotel toda1 because they had
lost mei- sutmutt since the beginning
of 1‘ 1e war ciisis.
lt).\'li().\‘, .lult 30.«'i‘he leaders of:
(iii the poithal parties in the [nited
Kingdom weie in cotttcreni'e today at
the reside n c of Sir b‘dttnrd (irey the
iiritisli ioicignset'reta11,11heretiie:
inti: -ttiatioiiul situation was under dis'.
plt‘llllt‘l Asquith and Andrew :
ilonar Law lrmler oi the 1_ipposition,i
drove together to the meeting iii 31”.}
€1.11 "5 car. it was said that an agree}
iiient lind been IL’uf‘iltti between the
patties in rc iorence to lilsli home rule1
(‘ilfiSiUlL
BRANDEGEE INSISTS ON
A CONSTITUTIONAL all).
Gays Democrats Know Fe'teral TrIdei
Commission Bill to Not Now
P.~0perly Drawn.
\\'ASlll.\'ti'i‘t).\'. July tl.i~l«1limina
tioii of section tire of the fedeiul trade
commission bill. which prohibits "un~
fair competition," is confidently ex-
pected by Senator Drundcgce of (‘on
necticut._ who has been leading the
fight against that provision. lie stirs}
it untonstltutlonnl, and that the
Democrats know it is unconstitutional. I
Theretore he belie1es they will strike}
is
11111 null and v.old !
Prominent dcmotrats have otfeerdt
Brnndegee tontntitely to strike out the
section it’ he would cease "filibuster-
lng.” 1111 they describe his course. lie
}relulfl to make promises as he does
'not regard that dembcratlr offer as a
colic esslon.
At the hearing before the house no-
ivnl committee today Representative!
Kennedy crons~examiued ,Admiral
Knight of the “plucking hoard" about
’the. record of Captuin Frank H. Keie
logg or Waterbury. Kellogg expects to
take the stand tomorrow.
} Representative Donovan brought
.things to 11 head in the house today
}wlteu the reclamation extension bill
came up by threatening to make a
point of no quorum unless an agree-
ment'was reached to cut off debate
{of the bill, which has been running
stv erol days The house quickly
agreed on 40 minutes more debate and
Ithem to vote. Donovan said he was
tired of the talk. There was no news.
sity of convincing the house in favor
of the bill, hefiaid, as it already to
vored the measure
ACCIDENT AT POWER HOUSE.
Because of a breakdown of_ one‘ of
the engines in the Meadow street
power-house, this morning, the trolley
cars were 'run on low [voltage the
greater :part of the day. which re-
sulted in‘their being behind schedule
time. Because of the fact that the
power 'was‘ low. ‘Bridegport and New-
twon {Venue cars were unable to
proceed up Mill: Hill.
1
. .. It'd wanted by
Valentine a
1 Iii—x Normal Iron
. is» Burritf and Qulnurd AVII ud Won-
5 141— Rumor St. .1111 Pine mu Ava.
c.1113?
FIRE ALARMS
IOUTH NORWAkK| FIR. m
.6“!
m
rm». Alarm Hallow-run u
Worn. telephone for I'll"
No 21.
i—xitnshIngton Ind North lu- It!
Mahackeuio H0 1 .
i—xiiuy and rumond 3!-
B—xR & u Comet Factory, private.
e—vI-on tl Theatre
1~Noiwnlk lion 1m.
I-ltu-ie Hull. littord Ind. City Kohl-
ii—Cmu
2‘11'1' eat 58L. Frwxliu BIIool.
.11—xConcord EL. Concord and Uncut:
Schools.
Inlc'orth Hun and Ann BtI.
5—Hlxh 81.11116 Bu luv An.
orln.
11—4111... Ave “La Cede: in.
‘8——Hizh School. West Avo.
l~Wnu St. Ami .‘lylov Av.
3—xl’1ly Ave. and Lowe El.
leht-nilnur and Henry Bu.
.n~—xSoutb Main And Mont-00 It;
'6--—Lexingtoi1 AV. and Auctin It.
—Wesi and Elm Grow 810.
il—Soulh M1111
Meadow 1.3111
2. 1 Mi 151mm Works. litu- It.
honoring and Clovis I.
a—xllavuund and Water Btu.
F—-ILockwood Mfg. Co.
:i—Fulnield Ave. end Codu It.
19 -‘iaylor Ave. Ind South or.
Li—Woodwuid AH. and Moodow 3t.
8t. ., between (3va III
—» Woodward Ind Low 20 Ave-
.1 -tloiden Hill at Ind .lmwood Ave.
2—Wuhlngton 8!. flat-
L3-Frelght yuid "id Ann iii" privttl.
‘16— Notinlk Lock Co., prim Mt
Box til—Corner Putnam avenuo out
Read Itroet.
1x} Denotes non-inte‘furtnl boxu.
(Ml Manet box. from which tho nu-
1oer of any box can be Ioundod.
One stroke at 11 noon end I p. I.
standIrd time. 1-
One Itroke I! odd run”. “It!“ 0'
line open. I-
Two Itroku Iftor In alum. IlrI out. r9
11-10 department. 1-)
a“ {8.1 “to" ItrokeI. voter to be Illl
) .— .—
At H.061). m. «1011 WM”, I hot
10 Bpulled for tent.
ire 110?"). for an diltrtct one to
1» ind hv interment
Four long blasts of the whistle I1
8:30 ii.1n.s.nd 12: 30 p. to. indicate
no Ichool for the following Iession
——-l-—l—-l
EAST NORWALK FIRE ALARM IOXII
Flro headquarters, at! You not “'0“
Telephone 170 »
4~Fltch School (private).
Priinto bones wll only be pulled lot
A telephone message to Electric Bath»
(70‘) between the hours of 6 p. In. our
S—Msnin School (private)
ll ll—-EuII Washington and Fort Sta.
2! iI—Van Zondt St. and Olborn Avt
—Eut Ave. and Bowen It.
21 .mwmfield St
2'13— Fan. and ChIrIII flu
230—13le Ave. and Fitch St
225w8t. John 51.111111 Edits AVG.
tan—59011“ Me and Flu! 80
135—— oulevurd and Fecond at.
$36 ova Ave. and Fifth St.
(TI—Roulevnid and lilacitItnno It. (got.
I I
34 2-Koyuer St.11nd Duck Pond rd. ('1‘ Tull
i13——Shore linen. tTel.)
[Thing IocItion of fire. Ill um
will be ven of neural! box.
‘ire on £11:le where loomed.
Sect-n niIrme ore only to be liven b,-
ihe chief or eating chief upon hll Arriu
III unItI
timoI. tooling or III-
In. ltudlrd um
i~00nI blut o odl
I—Onpo° biut II I J)
l-‘l—T wo bin-tn. ro out.
11- ll—Tweniyu. t It I o. In. no man
In; melon 0 public IoliooiIll
li- It—TwenIy-two. It 1:; to o. ,no If
on of publi0 Ichool
ttlunttit “4‘ bush quickly Inu- a:
mom. ‘
“M
NOMHK HI! ALAN” w
ll-Coruor of burn and VIII swan.
zl—Bolden onue 11 Union Pint.
22—8 rinl lurid ellou Strut.
loot nion AP
nuo Ind Berkeley Stun
11—1 rankiln Avenue and Lynn Pius.
11-4311: house (Private box)
82~Wut Avtnue 11nd Mervin Bit-cot. .
SS—JIIrbor Avenue lhd Orchard Street
N—Chupel Street md llnrbor Avenue.
IkWest Avenue. near the armor).
33—Stevonu Street and Ella L‘relt.
Il—Ciou Street Ind Wilton Ivonne.
Iii-Moth street und'North Annuo.
fl—Frlutce Street.
ib—Klin and Catherine Btmu.
«1 Conan Bond and Fair Street.
“—Chutnut street, near Summer at.
Iii—Main Street Ind Union AvInuc.
n—On The Green.
13-;qu Avenue Ind Lincoln Avenue
M-Iut Avenue Ind Dock-ll: [Ant
w
newly/Ton FIR! Auum attrition
1 Two Itrokel of an boll. thin. 1-1. In
I on
u—Hmuma A". to N. 1.. N. B. h I
18—Hickory Bluff Ind Boll mud.
14- Pino Point and Rotor: Point.
ll-—-Lon¢ IIl end Sound to Home
l—‘TmntnL" McKInie abolto maroon
ii—Grand Street mam
gl—Pennoyerto 8t. toCroll
8:. m1
11—11mm“ to Brooxuoo.
Wu: 0111..
iI—Whito Bridge north tto Brook-tau.
White Bridge 8. 0L. 1. Bound.
\ anWhitc Bride 8. W. to L I. Bound.
eItrokI the arobell st odd timo-
11111131.. tutins.
Four Itroku of on Dell. (tun. 1- 1- Id
“tor to b0 Ihuto
"A third or man 01mm indlnu Inflow
' MAILS
Norwnlk Postoffice
MIIII MIN ' \
$338
:4“ Donbury division.
m—W'OII and South Roi-wok.
Wat on 01-well.
Tori: Ind doctw
. Ito—East ma South lint-welt.
“.mnburx divhlon.
[nu—Point! want of Ballard. 1101
“only.
its—West ln’d south Norwil‘x.
m. —Cannon Button. Dunbar: n1
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Just, westd of
a—Wutgnm and Bum
:m. -—-II:IIt. WII‘tI v.13!“ lo. 11on
Rising?» Ind 30. Not-will
:tggt Ind South Non-IR.
York. Brooklyn mm
L 141111.:4111" t.Wfl:xthom
mausoleum
I‘vtn 13011911 from! luntu II
a. I. mm W.
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South Norwalk ‘PostoMce
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Furniture — ‘ .
10 to 40 per cent Saving
‘ Sale
- . Starts
and Ends Aug. 318i .
this sale.
Rug or a Horne Complete the
saving is wonderful.
Your Money’s
terling Furniture . .. ;
OPPOSITE HQY‘I‘S.‘g THEATRE.
TEEEPER ’ . ’ ’
:1
THURsnAv jULv 3o. 1914
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August §
Sale 3 1:...
to You.
August ist
Buy while buying is good at _}
Whether it is a Chair,
Worth or Your , ..
Money Back. . M
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Company, ‘ . .
i27-129 WASHINGTON ST.
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POLLEY—BRUNDAGE.
——__
Bridegroom Who Wu Married LIIt
Much Deni“ Some Storm.
Miss Ora Lerine Brundage and it'-
ving‘Kent Policy were united in mar-
riage March 23, 1914. Their marriage
has been a secret one and comes as
a great surprise‘to their many friends
They are now at home, at the rest-
dence of the bride‘s mother, 70 Fort
street East. Norwaik.
Mr. Polley told a,Sentlnel reporter
this morning that in view of the re-
ports circulated regarding their mar-
riage, that he informed his wife some
time ago that she would never be rec-
ognized by his family. and that. he
would be obliged t'o leave home on
account of religious differences, and
the girl understood this. Mr, Poilei'
says he and his wife have not; been
to more than a half dozen dailies In
the past four months, and that they
dances in Norwalk or Greenwich, as
has been stbted. He left home Mou-
day noon .and his parents knew noth-
ing of his marriage until that night.
when he wrote to his mother, inform-
ing liege! the circumstances and ask:
his” her forgiveness for the step he
had taken. Mr. Policy says he neVer
asked his father to take him back
home and is well able to take care of
himself andwife. ‘ ' '
I EXPECT TROUBLE IN HAITI.
’ NORFOLK, Va... July 30. —The trans-
port Hancock sailed early today for
Guimtanamo, Cuba, with four hundred
mIrlneI, to add to the force mobilizbd
developments in
‘ Advertise Your Wants iii the
them for possible
' £3!th
From
Every Angle
That ayoung man views his fu-
u-nun-nun.nu1nun-nun.Inn-inun-
ture prospects. there is just one
- fact that he soon realizes, viz:
'The necessity for the systematic saving, of even a small sum, from his
weekly wage};. for future needs. If this sum is deposited in our savings
department. it is safe from loss, not only from fire or thieves, but'from‘
the temptation to spend it; for some trivial thing, It is drawing a high
I 11 is the first step- that will place 1111 on a. business
' And 'best of all it is 1-11; highest kind at a.
recommendation for advancement with his employer, :for thrifty young
.
rate of interest.
footing in any walk of life.
men are at. a premium in these days. 'Any sum from a dollar up will
‘ start an account with the People’s Trust Co. .
B ge¥c%oEsRcrea.mery ‘-
31c .
a pound .
in pound 27 C
.‘(T‘ d .
Tglgle’Butter prints only
Eas India Tea Co.
Tel 871 125 Wuiflngton Street
‘ ig’ reductions 1:. 1.11111111111111- 11011115
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