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’ OBILEINSURANC21. WILL or FATHER.
‘OF ALL KINDS, ’ The “i“ 0‘ 10W J Foster of Eas-
. 1.5, Burglary and (3011131131353- M, 11th was mad in the Probate
1Lourt, in Bridgeport. last w,eek [1:50.
Rents. Real Estate, Shore rules that Man F036". the widow of
Country, to rent and for
"; ylor & Golden
g6....1bouvi-i uoawaut Tnus'r co.
soiLomo.
perty, and that the other twothirds
of the estimated $50th estate shall be
divided equail3 between his daughters
Celestla B. Megiil of Red Bank, N. J.
and Alice A. Banks, of Weston. Conn.
It is also provided that at the death
of the widow, that portion of the es-
‘tate' which she has had the life use
shall be divided equally between thesei
daughters.
The will which is do
1914. makes no provisions
Bedell of New York, or for John Fos-
ter. of New York. a son and daughter
of the testator. Neither is any execu-
110? Jones. of Center avenue, is tor of the will pained. l
pending “‘0 necks 111th friends in Judge Miller has set July 30, at ll.
”a" Haven. o'clod. as the day' and hour for the.
hearing on the application for tl16§
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s'enjoying a 1acutio‘n in the
Catskill Mountains.
Gharles Knapp, of Dover street, is
:ipending several weeks with friends fird of Greenwich and Frank E. I'lal
V'in'New York State. lard' of li1'.idgeport and Sheri Simeon
V ' ‘ Pease, attended :1 dinner given by Dav-
1280
, May 24.1
r Mary E
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DANBURY JAILER.
. “New postals
3 met. Bridge, just out Six for
4 nts. Donnellys Stalionciy Store.
file bury jail Friday evening. Former May-'
or Gilbert of Danbury and a number
. of members of the Republican town;
Three New York boy s, 1i1i11g at St committee of Danbury were also pres-1
*uary's home. uptown were rep01ted ent.
11111111 police as being missing this , Jailcr Wright proved himself a fine
V'mornlngh host. An orchestra was on hand to
\ m discourse the latest music and sev erai
A. Ghiotto of'soum Norwalk, songs were sum: b3 the guests. Anf
I}: taken sudenly ill at liei'diome last excellent dinner “'35 served 511d WRS‘
. nfday afternoon. A physi‘tian is in 9‘93“? enjoyed by “18 fillefilfi The
Vfindance. commissioners said today that on the
V. return trip. the fog, was so thick, W111i
they were obliged to run their auto
slow rate of speed.
The “postponed observance of Con
vocational Day will take place this "low“ “1 a ‘e'y
L at 88 West street The attrac- _
tit-8 o’clock will.be “The Melting
. 6.’which is to be presented by the.
young'people of the church.
CAUSE OF FIRE ON BATTLE-
SHIDS.
\VASHINGTON, Jilly 20.——'I‘he tire
:lnst night abroad U15 new dread-
V' ‘ . 'nought Oklahoma is believed to have
Samuel J. and Charles B. Watkms‘ and
.. “’1‘ 6.0riginnted in wooden supports
Eu“; £20m litianatzn.hCal.. :‘e dm'othcr inflammable material in the
nm or our y w s ere yes or ay,
. . 1 . magazine space between the two too
but. we did not see them, as they did: ward mm“ Reports reaching the
not arrive until late. We are having Navy Department today said ofiicers
685%” nice trip Expect to be home thought it likely a cigarette stub or
114.0“ July 22 . ' {burning match had started a smold
V Ecrlng tire which was not discovered
1Wlll6lam Monahan, homeless wander- until night It may have been. how-
“n'bout the streets of Norwalk. this ever. due (0— 919,."th
Writing was taken into “‘3de ‘hy 0"; Navy officials do not believe there
m Wallace R" Sammis on South is anything to indicate the work 01
.filfi street. Monahan was seriously so incendiary either' in‘ the fire
when picked up Dr. R .M' Wolfe aboard the Oklahoma or in recent
6flres on the New Jersey and Alabama.
...'I‘haVbuildl11ginspector. today, issued CONGRESSMAN m maul: Asvn.
the following permits. to A. R. Malkin UM.
503' Dr. Morgan MUN“. Of Newtown NEWARK. NJ Jul3 20.—~Congress
I'm“ to erect a henery. ‘0 cost $2001 man Richard Parker, who was commit-
14111.1. Meserve to wire garage for ted late yesterday to the county has
fi' Iowndes, of South Main street 1 pltal for the insane. is to be taken to
35:“ ‘R' N,ash to install plumbing for a private sanitarlum today by his rel-
prank Reynolds. on Cove a1'.enue atlves and friends
Mr. Parker is not violent. but talks
horse OWVned by ROWWIO“ parties, excitedly about the necessity of his
”I lying on the sidewalk and road presence on important government
' Guyder's corner all last evening business in Washington
' this morning. Dr. Bates worked 6
’ he animal last night and w6anted THIEVES SHOOT OFF WIRE.
shoot it but the owner protested. OLD SAYBROK July 1.30, —-Seeklng
3‘19 Agent Thomas Hunt is “W93 ‘source of wire trouble Western Union
. 33-3133 today linemen have found thieves have been
Shooting oi’t sections of wire between
“-NEW HOTEL MAHACKEMO- poles beside the railway track from
14m“ Gd“ and gentlemans lunch here to Westbrook They interrupted
01’8“ until 11 30 I’ m. POW!” the chief train dispatcher's wire tad
ypfloes._ Table d’hote lunch fifty cents, a New Yorkanoston through wire, get-
".30 to 2 P m- Table d'h°t° ““971 ting about. $100 worth of heavy copper
enty-hve cents, 6: 30 p.111. to 8 9 wire.
sunflower! in main dining room. 1 - ——-
. :STRIKE 0F COAL MINERS
- CANDY i VIRTUALL OVER
flowers assorted Chocolate and LONDON July 20 4 :46 p.111
6n-Bons. F0“ Quality Ch°°°13¢95 ——Tl1c strikc of minors in the.
111—101: totl .OOper box South \\ alcs coal field is regard-
Stillson-Powell Corporation 'cd this afternoon was Virtually
82 WRShlnston Street. Vim“.
TH NORWALK 0T.' It is expected the miners will
V V be back at work on Thursday.
m
¢
ll AbOul to. Travel
your enjoyment will be more complete if you
Inlay.t that your silverware, jewelry, personal treas~
" urea and valuable papers are beyond harm’ s reach
inthe South Nprwalk Savings Bank. Come 1n and
see what security is oficred, ' both in on; safe ‘de«
' posit vaulthnd our vault for the storage of silver-
ware and‘bulky packages. ‘ V
South Norwalli Savings Bank
Open Monday evenings from 6 to 8.6 .
the testator. shall have the life use offV
one third 0! his real and personal pro-i Z
. Moiyiioux.
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East India Tea CO.
was one fortification on the line of
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l1‘ren1h defenses somewhat separated
from the rest. The colonel command
lug. expecting an atmckutu 'moment. i
arranged for the discharge of everyJ
gun on the outer parapet at once by
means of electricity. The electric key;
was set up in the quarters of Major .
who was intriisted with? . . "'1
lis angudianship, that the guns might .
i1. 1:11 l at the approach of the cnemy’l " .
111111 111i1bt not be tired prematun-ly
’ ‘lic 1 ommnndant Colonel Du I'ierrls i
was a nervous little man whose prtu l
1ipal military n11 who was gettin" uheud'V
of the enemy lie 1111s sutiii'lentiyé
:cducuted as a soldier to know that a
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ANCES
FURNI’E URE CO.
127~i29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
An occasional hour or so can b0
profitably and pleasantly employed
working some article for dress or
home decoration. Our Art Needle
work department provides the ma»
serials and inipienit-nt:;.11in the form of
new “Royal Society” package goods,
. missiles.
I
[5 12 o'clock in the morning. when the:
GUESTS ENJOY INNER WITH party to be attached is wrapped In;
Antitipating that the worksl lthmhmafilfm#mmuoflahgymwoflofi doth It
(01ml) Commissioners Henry Craw ‘ intrusted to his care might be stormed; m“ MIMI-n
i at that hour he in 11! arranged 11 method i
by which stub 11 terrific onslaught org
shot and shell should be poured upon;
slumber.
lllll attacking force us to cause It to;
01' the “ 351131183011 Id “ right, deputy jailer at the Dau- _rec,oil thereby giving time forthc gnth .'
(-1111,: of its dot’cudeis, who would i1e6
i roused by the simultaneous tiring ofs
muuy guns.
i Llcgc had been captured by tho Geri
mans and they wore sweeping through:
i Belgium. tolonci i111 I’lerrls 111111 V's-913
nervous.
i distant-1- from ti: 9 fort, but an enemy
stealthil3 nd1 111111 lug may seize u picket i
berm 1» he can give an alarm. and the
tolouoi was relying principally on his
tiring device
0111- 11igl1t the colonel turned in so
n_'pp|cl1cnslve of attuCk that he did not
get to sleep till after midnight. Just
before down he was awakened by 11
dlu that could b111e been .causod only
by the tiring of many cannon. Shirt-l
ing up he hurried on his. outer clothing.
111111 buckling on his sword ran out on
to the open space behind the guns.
ready to command In the defense. He
was met by hundreds of his men, some
of whom were taking position at the
pieces, some were hurrying for um-
munltion. while others were forming in
line behind the works.
The brooches of the outer tier of guns
that had been fired were opened and
shells put in acute. solid shot 11 others
As to the inner guns. the were ll-
i'endy loaded. In a few minutes the
activity ceased. and all stood ready
for the 11111111111; fray; 'I‘bo colonel. sur
rounded by his stafl, stood on one of
the parapets peering down into the
darkness, endeayorlng to catch sight
of the enemy.
The strain 011 the men waiting for an
attack is hard to bear.
fray action takes the place of sus-
pense. and the latent bulldog in a
man s nature enables him not only to
bear up. but often perform deeds that:
are accounted heroism by otbo In
'the present case this strain w pro._
longed. Ampk time elapsed for the
garrison to take position. reload the
empty pieces and collect ammunition
where it was needed And yet no one‘
my appeared.
“Captain Le Fevre. " said the colonel.
“go down there and see what trickery
the enemy are 11p to or whether they
have been so discouraged at the re
caption they have received that they
11111' is withdrawn."
The captain saluted Jumped down
how the pampetrnnd disappeared In.
the darkness. The minutes. which
seemed hours to the colonel ticked
slowly by, yet there was no‘sound
from beyond the works. ’l‘oo impatient
to stand still,l1o walked buck and
forth within 11 dozen paces, stopping
often to listen and expecting every
minute to be greeted by a shower of
“Lieutenant Moiont," he said
presently. “go after Captain IA Fevro
and see what has becomcof 111111.111:
may have been taken in by a lurking
enemy.
Down dropped Lieutenant Morant,
and he. too, disappeared in the dark-
ness. .
He had scarcely gone when Captain»
be have returned out: of. breath and
reported that he badi‘sent a. skirmish
line out some distance and had not
heard a shot. It: was not possible that
an enemy could be near the mm
A suspicion that there had been some
mistake about the firing of the guns
entered the colonel' 5 brain
“How far has the skirmish line ad.
vanccd?" he asked.
“Quite far enough to demonstrate
that no enemy could have been seen'
from our works," was the response.
"Where is Major Molynoux?" asked
the colonel. Then. without waiting for
a reply. he turned and stalked off to
weld the major’s quarters.
He found that attic-er engaged in a
work that considering the occasion.
was trying to the colonel’a temper."
The keeper of the firing key was one
gngd in chasing a rat around the
apartment. striking at him with his
sword
“MaJOri” thundered the colonel.
“Colonel, ” responded the major, pans
ing from the chase. .
"Who fired the guns?”
“That rat. He jumpbd on the electric
key It .
1 The men were mun-pad to their clum-
hers. and iii 11110111111; nominates the
f0rt was again silent
What passed furt
1 between V1111
He had his pickets out some
Once in the '
’ workers in the plants of the Remiss-
PREVENTS RUST EVERYWHERE
besides which we have a broad as-
sortment of separate stamped de— ,_
signs in the newest atterns.
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And 3-in-0»
“We?” Ibadntelypmenumstormnishoocllmetdnrfmzhdmud out. Towels, Pilio‘u Cases, Dom”. "um“ Underwear, Waists,1;
"0 "I‘M Wfiteuluforgeneroulfiuunpleod A - ' ‘ '
i prone, Dressing Sacques, Btudotr Caps, Infants Wear, 8
Will! hdlso Isoldovmhen inyb-qiubottlecdfiflgshflcum OI). (amefiuto . ureau
Scat 1's, Pin Cushions, etc, etc., all at moderate prices. .
The N. ll. Ryan Co.
85 WASHINGTON STR EET.
S-IN-ONC 0“- COMPANY 3 ,
42 DA Bloom-lav Nu: Via-K cm!
of last week that the Hungarian
kers were entitled to share in the
00 "I" 0“ SIR.“ wImmense profits now being made by
-i . 141' 111.1 11u1ilil0Il i'nttortes'. That
idea. and that alone, he added, was
6i'espui1sibie tor the agitation. '
Mr. Keprler said that during the
11:13 delegations would call at all of
the shops of the sub-contractors. He
said they might not be able to reach
them all before the men walked out. '
He said the delegations would ex? V
plain to the managements of some of
me shops that there was no especial
grievance against them. They 11011111.
explain further that the reason the;:
men were called out was because thel
6plants were doing wwk for the
Remington Arms» and Ammunition
”Company and the Union Metallic
Cartridge Company. as a strike is on
with that concern.
hlphn A Johnston, vice president of
the international Structural Iron
workers. made this statement.
"I want to say another word aboull
Major Penneld and his ' statement
paper. He reiterated his statementV
Special 6 .
Red Oak Coal
$650 forcash" l
Lehigh $6.35 for cash
The Will. litiron Co. 1....
"3 Rowan St. E. Norwalk.
Mid-Summer
S A I. E
House
Dresses
For Porch and Morning Wear
Al Greatly.
Reduced
PRICES...
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nothing. He 'ntlmatcd that 11 state-
lment. might be given out later in
PM. afternoon
The men on strike demanded "an
eight- hour day. double time for over.
time. iocogmuon 01' the 1111011 and.
lsettlement of the jurisdictional dis-
puts over the mlllwrlghts.
Another hundred bricklayers were
Elald off at the Remington plant this
afternoon. 1. 1
i Two hundred of the the hundre dV
men originally 9mplo3ed there have
now been discharged They have
worked up to' where the structural:
ironworkors left off when they wontl
on strike.
In a statement t
vice president of t
Don’t Forget
I0 SEE
113' J. J. Keppler.
machinists’ un-i
ion. said that it #11 not intended to!
call out any of the machinists work-. “0‘" German influence’ bet“? w 01" may Prices ran f
ing for the Lake Torpedo Boat Com-1 1sponsible for this strike. I wonder ge rom $1 to $5
iwhether he thought he could pull the
wool over the eyes of public witldnmi
such 11111131119111 as that. i
t
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31 30111111111111 Street
/80. "omalk
A WISE MERCHANT
pany. which is building submarines
Ifor the United States Government. i
“We have no dispute with the
Lake concern," said he.
Be Sure and See Our Stock
Before Purchasing.
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t
i
‘ “This strike has started and no
. tatement like that or any other slm-.
c owd 5
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where the strike had been called. 'I‘be' 6633:3302}? 8:3: :11 2911213523113 d
f the
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em
56 NORTH MAIN STREET.
advertises ins 3900.11 he cannot doi SOUTH NORWALK "
K. AND A. CLAVEN
i It in a’ large way, he use: the Sentinel‘
cal milled "For Sale" column-M16
ion the allies. and In ad- man will con
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS.
All the best varieties Tomatoe. Cabbage and Pepper
Plants. I
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mixture, Limc- Sulphur Solution. Arsenate
of Lead, Helcboro, Paris Green, “Slug Shot ” V "Bug
Death,” etc.
20-22 Main St., Norwalk
1
BROWER '& MARINE V
lchinlsts and the lronworkers. but
.posed of Curious perxns :2: gigglevery other union has the same aim.
.workors Many said“ he: was 80ng kWe will win if we have to stay bowl“
to the pm? to see .,w a 3 tall summer to do it "
‘0 happen. Vt h id V In addition to the new plant of the
. Frank Monte a laborer, w o as Remington Arms and Ammunition,
111; was beaten by guards at the Rom Company. strike calls were today ‘5’}
ngton plant last week, appeared in a sued for the machinists working in‘
local police court today and asked that .3119 Bridgeport Engineering Company,
warrants be issued for the arrest of- the Columbia Nut and Bolt Company}
live guards, Monte 111111 in has“ :h‘tz' an ad the Gaynor Manufacturing Com- ,6
a bricklayer when be c ms ed pany. Less than 500 machinists are em-
interfered. The warrants were rafus ployed in the three last named plants?
until \lonte should be able to prove At the! Bridgeport Engineering Cmi
the alleged assault. His66 cafe was com the men demanded that they be g“. i Q Julnutes after. stopping at the Grove
t6.1ued.1 dlflyuht: en the strike call because they said DAV ""31.th [AWN PARWS entrance to Moss Hill. and from
Later it was announce d I rthey were dissatisfied With working Darlen at the hour and everyVVtw‘enty
strike call also would be issue 0 conditions. The call was issued £01.61 mums after
the Ballard ,.M§¢h'“e T°°l company. the Columbia Nut and Bolt J. J. Kerri Jim 11" l W h‘ t d
-. 1 we discharg- eye 11 save as mg on an
where thirty five men w pier, International Vice-President of‘ N rth M'l t ee( t2'15 2.30 d
. idthattheyp .0 ansr sa .,. an
9“ “‘51 “99k It was “a the Machihlsts’ Union, said because of. , 2:45
wore only a few machinists working statement attributed to Fred. Away”: (Continued From F71“ Pa” 66 ..
at the Ballard Company now. Adver er. Treasurer of the company. which
tlsements 3‘” machinists have was published in a local newspaper in T 1 Raymond, 67 West street. tale
appeared however- The “like ca" that statement Mr. Atwater was quot~ Phone 668; stage manager. Mrs. Hein-
was issued for tile VBullard Company. ed as saying that “the more hours 63111;;
labor leaders said, in order to tie up they work and the less money they re- l The card party in the afternoon willl "AS A Bic . SIRIKE
the work in the Plant ceive the better off they are. They will begin at 3 O'clock and in the eveninsi 6 6
II was said at the headquarters 0" not have time to hang around in 11111:: 31’ ($200630 ii-lt. mghfiieptdxiromas :f 3
o u
the bricklayers’ union here today 33100115111 forming tables will communicate with; (Continued From First P8900
that 100 men who had been working. The Gaynor Manufacturing 001111111111 M J h M El Elm rest, . _. .- .
on the new buildings. being erected is engaged on making r1319 bullets 3°” 1111:1133. 0 ray, 1: six arrests.
for the Remington 00111931137,” the Great Britain and her alles.1 The trouble at the works first a
13 11111 ed fro to o. ' 0'
Stewart Construction Company did When announcement was made "if;VFormizgiewr-eaesvzigng 39:11: to :1 is. m last week when the still clean-
“0t 13° t0 work today. They were in the men in these three plants! W103, Irving Hall, 106 Main smet, 393991101“ ‘ers went out because their demand for
formed last night that because of walk out, all was in readinessRor'in e 1064-3 u eleven he; cent. increase in wages
13"" °f “Wk they need Mt return, beginning of the strike at the em 3 Dancing and'. vaudeville commence was not. granted. They Were followed
The bricklayers had Worked up to6ton plant 6 11 id at 8 0'01?“ in the new dining. 1.11“ yesterday (y the men In the barrel
the point where the structural iron- A member of the miiit a are an There will in; exhibition dancing and “shops, 90° in number, who ha d asked
workers quit. All the bricklayers on ”day that 9' “mu" °f ”mt ‘l‘mmlum other enjoyable features with for a 15 per cent. increase. Today the
the new plant. it was said. would tlon had been receives;h at 2.1136121 as}. music. The dancing is in 800: test of the employee refused to go in-
flow to stop work within the next many late 1““ “Eta 11:16:11 instruct~ Mrs. Lansing 0,139“, 135 East avenge, to the works
two days. There are 400 working the militia. be 381 3 d telephone 650. and the vaudeville oti The strike puts an end for the “me
there. When the bricklayera stop the ed to h°ld themselves in readiness an Mr. Heinsllng being to the loading of case and bar-
to unto assemble when they heard fifteen ”1 oil for Europe. There a. 19 a“
bod carriers also will. have (t i rm system all Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaler,lBlue Houn-
work'. ‘ - . “wk“ on the tire-a a tam Farm telephone 188 is the chair» steamers in various stages of loading
' Bridgeport. This information could nm 1 now tied a at the we" In the Kill.
A it t 1 3.1110118 D
1 36 :1 am today were so as _ be comm“ 111111 forenoon man of 1111 the features on the mm. mm skim the Wit
the 81'9“ number 0f Hum!“ '9’” Eflfiommafy precautions to pra- G0 to her for pony rides and an m "V“ Kill, 11
. . l mad no
era of Bridgeport urging them to “- serve order were taken by the police entertainments. 1 i T“ men Vwm’ struck today °
tend a sum; ma" meeting “fled for 60058:. 1111111111 tomea‘ of city policemonl- There will be 8006 things to out ndmdutgl lugzzsfgeyzfif' at“: 01th::
tonight. More copies of a Hungarian were dispatched to. "P30“! It"? °3 drink all afternoon and “W lore they 119 to work. At present
newspaper containing articles advo- the “”6 Reserves were 11111111; 1169” In Iightful, rpm“ to .1; and char-111k
'catlng the walkout ofntha Him” .3"! all precinct police” 3mm“,
m . . i
ton Arms and Ammunition
111111 the various “'6pl‘ants of
’slghts 3.0V" ”In” "'13.. m .39 must:- strike is of a sympathetic nan
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