Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 21, 1915 · page 3

 
 

56 Water St. Phone 1106-12 p
_ _... bank street. Rent 812. Inquire, 9 Elis-
. ,abeth street. Tele. 1249-2, 323 t!
.CALL‘ us UP i , ,
and we will rush our trouble 1 To LEI-“81x ROOM, COTTAGE
man right around when some. iwith all improvements. 12 Lincoln
thing like this happens in your lvavenue. 6 rooms with improvements.
, home. If your} :at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements, 72 North Main street..
3 is demagg‘gfigiug unsani- 6 rooms with all improvements,32 Tay
‘- tary or woril out have be make lor avenue. 7 room cottage, with all
' improvements, 34 Taylor avenue.
necessary repairs or install 11 :Store. 70 North Main street. Inquire
new ”5‘” °’ iUnited Grocery Co North Mhln st‘
MODERN PLUMBING | . g - " , -
JOBB'NG A SPECIALTY l 1'0 LET—53:00)! APARTMENT.
. _ . iEast Washington street, East Nor-
... .«‘ . :walk. Partial improvements, rent
. “OR ALEKNASH 3812.00; also 6 room apartment 89
0 .7 ,y Chapel street. Norwaih. Inquire Bi
. l Plum”::l";‘:5r°w" }South Main street, or telephone 60.
‘o . ' O
.2 North Main St. 8. Norwaik I 129 ti
4 MISCELLANEOUS.

‘ ’ GIRLS ~WANTED—4T0 SEW

' pin, either in Norwalk or South Nor-

. Main street, South 'Norwaik.

 

 

 

WANTED.

h—e-

ing machines.
South Norwalk.

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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS.
of cattle and poultry. Pay the highestl

prices. Special price for live calfs. 12 818 rooms,
c pound. Bob calves to fatten, as to tory. carpenter shop.

83 Washington Streetl'tm?‘
1in (it tho 9, 33 Sesview avenue, Eas

 

For Sale,

\

TO LET. .

. 'UNi To LET—FIVE ROOMS AND sUN-' FO-R SALE—BAY HORSE. Six
children's knee pants. Singer Sew‘parior. All improvements. Private on years old, sound, kind and gentle. Two
Phone 635. Mrs. G, “H. A15. Nazons. Rubber tire runabout and 'bus.
t Nor- iness wagon. 3 sets of harness. Cutbill

520 at 71 North Main street
I

walk.

 

TO LET—HQIJSES. FLATS, SIN-l

barn, basement. manufac-
everything in the

$9 a piece. Joe Dickmsn, 19 Raymond line of rents. Get our list for Norwslk,

street. Phone 356-21.

Q

 

LOST.

Loan—WHITE FRENCH POODLE
register number 44704. Finder please
notify Mrs. Weed, 24 Second street,
East Norwalk. 121 St

 

furnished complete for

112 in South Norwalk, East Norwslk, Roway-
ton. Raymond ‘Bros.

j20 31'. I

 

I
TO LET—TWO QR THREE ROOMSi
.iight house-
keeping; every convenience, 22 Madl-l

’ on street near South Norwalk station.

jy 19-3t

 

 

LOST— SQUARE CAMEO BREAST

walk. Valued ‘as a keepsake. A suit-
able reward if returned to 121 South
l20 3t

 

 

LOOK!

I phare profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
auteed tin made into leaders, hand.
made, ‘painted inside. tin roofing.
plumbing and heating.

HENRY A. HEGELEIN.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann street, South Nor-
walk. Inquire No. 2 West avenue. tt

 

_ - . . 5 classified“ »....T2. Let.
wants 0 Professional Cards, and
‘ ' - ' Miscellanea .

LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c '
Three'Times, 60c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
face or..Caps, Double Price.

 

 

transfer the ii allay such driv-
er to any other person.
Section 11. No, W or passenger
in any such Wriwehlcle used or
employed is a public conveyance
shall ride, nor shall the driver there-
of permit any person or passenger to
ride upon the steps. top, running-
board, fenders or doors of such vehi-
cle: norrshall the driver of such (chi-
cle at any time carry more than two
passengers above the actual seating
capacity of such vehicle.
Section 9. This” driver of every such
motor vehicle shall, when discharg-

Business and

 

 

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~94) Wm...- ...-.....—.

(Continued lit-om First Page.)

 

“Although faitigucd bv the
sharp and stubborn struggle, pro—
longing until nightfall, our troops
succeeded in establishing them-
selves rapidly and firmly in the
conquered positions and resisted
counter-attacks made by the cue-
my durmg the night. The actions
continue to develop. ,

“The situation over the rest of

 
 
 

 
 
 

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J—s—

rrivcr near the Bukowina—Galicia
border. The Russians brought
up heavy reinforcements and
made determined attempts to re—
take positions on the left bank
‘of the river which had been cap-
{lured by the Austrians. They
lwcrc supported by heavy "artil
ilcry, but, the despatch said. their .
lattacks gained them nothing. .
l Along the Bessarabia front
ialso, the Russians are on the of-
Efcnsivc, having made desperate
{attacks during the last four
nights. They succeeded in break—

ViNorwalk. Telephone your order 75-2. .

son SALE.

12! 3t

 

FOR SALE—THREE HUNDRED
Rhode Island Red chickens, from six
weeks to two days old. Also one hun-
dred and fifty. year old hens. Price
reasonable. Inquire of Peter O'Hara,
Howard avenue, East Norwalk. 120 3t.

 

FOR SALE—TRANSPLANTED on
lery plants, 60c per hundred. Address
6 Fitch street, East ‘Norwaiir. :20 3t

 

FOR ans—140,000 TRANSPLANT-
ed celery plants, 75 cents per hundred.
Inquire at 19 Gresory Boulevard, East

1y 19-61; .

 

To LETJ-Bix ROOMS WITH ALL
modern improvements 17 Lincoln ave-
nue. South :Norwslk. A. Joselovslly, 62
Water street, or 4 Cove avenue, East
Norwalk. 112 tf

 

To LET—~21 UNION ST.- 7 ROOM
apartment. Posseslon at once. The
Hatch and Bailey Co. 126 tf

 

To LET—5 noous. CORNER nun.

 

CITY NOTICE.

An Ordinance for the Regulation and
Licensin’g of Certain Public Con-
veysnces. \

Be it ordained by the Council of
the City of Norwalkzfi '

Section 1. No motor vehicle, other
than a street railway car, shall be
used or employed as a public con-
veyance to convey any persons
through the public streets of this
city for hire, unless in accordance
with .the provisions of thls’llrdi-
sauce, and unless under authority of
and pursuant to a license for such
vehicle pad for eschdriver 'thereof
as hereinafter ppovided.

 

 

 

 

 

. Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk

,. Opens Miiy, I.
'HORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD

COOKED TO ORDER. .1

IOHN E. O‘SULLIVAN, Prop.
Teleoh‘one Call 720.

liilf Nollilis,

‘ \HOUSE FOR SALE.

By order" of . the City, or
Norwaik ’ and ‘Mary J. chic-
lMahon, owners, the house know as No.
1’. Madison street, Second District,
above the foundation, will be sold 'on
the premises at public auction, Satur-

 

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MPO BEACH.

there will 1 dancing‘at .Vthe Compo
Beach DllVlll . Mr. 'Nash..htls engaged
lilies Odell of Norwaik, to take charge
lot the. dancing’and to assist all who
may wish it during the pvemng. Miss
Odell will give private lessons at the
pavilion at any time by appointment.

i‘l'ALIAN MIDWIFE—MRS SANTA
sumo, graduate from the University
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Jonnecticut. Close Examinations and
sssistance by latest modern, methods.
28 Ely avenue. Telephone 815. :3 2m

 

‘ALVATOR CHARIOTT—i GENER-
eal contractor. Estimates, given on
his kinds of contract work. ‘Be sure
u get our estimate. We can save you
loner. Phone 818-3. 26 Wood St.

 

 

Next Tu day evening, July 27ml

 

, ‘ slay. July 24th, 1915, at two-thirty, 2:30

 

o'clock, to? permit of the extension of

Franklin street. Terms; cash at time . .
. of sale, and house to be rempved be: '

fore August 3rd. 1915. ‘
DANIEL L. LADRIGA-N,
Auctioneer. ‘

 

 

LICENSE RETURNED TO F. H.
MINER.

 

A. PLEASANT l-l'ouis— 5

 

" Lockwooo-e HALL

 

- on the back of the vsald'vehicle in a

- cle, when engaged in operating the

' aforesaid,j shall have in zhis posses-

Sebiion 2. The. Chief of Police, up
lon proper application shall issue a
llicense to the owner of any suitable
flnotor vehicle to use and employ the
lame ,us a public conveyance for the
transportationof persons upon the
streets of the millionaire?“ Such u-
ceh’se‘shail indicate the date of is

ing or receiving passengers in any
public street. draw up to the curb
so that the near side of sucli vehicle ‘
shall be within two feet of the rightf - . .. ACCEPT TERMS
hand curb, whenever and wherever; LONDON, Jilly 21.~The
the curb is accessible. , lSouth Wales coal miners have
Section 10. Every such vehicle accepted the terms agreed upon
when used as a public conveyancejyefiiel‘day and the strike there-
shall have conspicuously posted onvlore is definitely at an cud.
the outside thereof the tarilf rate of. Throughout the coal fields there
such vehicle. and the customary;_\lvas an overwhelming majority
route; provided however, that no: In favor of the settlement.
sign. containing such rate or route,1 , "*"’ .
shall be placed own the winders-ismi LEGALITY OF AC-

of such vehicle. .
Section II. The Chief at Police] PfiRlsg Jluly 2‘?! “ 1" ””41“:
shall have the power whenever he! ego lty o tlLPCthn taken bythc
military and c1v1| authorltles In a

i the interest of the': . .. . . .
2313.33.35; ib revoke or 8“EM-ml,certain military district in pro-
?“ license issued under‘ title 01,de hibitng the sale of sprits ill the

' » ?area under theirfijurisdiction has
“3“” Any person “grieved by the: been questioned ivith the result
”memo“ 0‘ his ”come may, within. that Minister of the interior
five“ (6) days “munch file With the! Malvy has introduced in the

city Clerk written notice that he is: Chamber of Deputies a bill

so a rieved and that he appeals .
fromstg e decision of the Chief of relWh'C" would emPO‘V" melee“!
“ca t [Zolffincr o: the hilly. tail hibit altogether the sale and con—
Maygr 8:! theerczfinzumm-zesfemalsumptiou of alcoholic beverages
mee “5 1 l d . h 1 ,other than natural wine, beer and
3mm" if: 1:338:33; 2:; 5:1; cider whenever it 'IS constrlcrcd
ence 88 - . .

.. ' advrsable 1n the interest of na-
sustain such appeal or dismiss“ the tional defense.
same; and the action of the Council: .

in the matter of such appeal shall be‘ SUBM‘ARINE NOTE .
final. : 1 same PERFECTED

Section 12. The provisions of this. \K’ASHINGTON, July 21.—

thc front is unchanged.”

COAL MINERs ,

 

 

 

or vehicle whose minimum charge for; perfecting the note to be sent to
conveyance is more- than twenty (20)
cents. ~

Section 13. Every person who shall: actcr anti purposes of the com—
violate any of‘lhg provisions of this; munication was agreed upon at
ordinance shall be lined not more.ycstcrda_v's cabinet meeting and
than fifty dollars (550.00). . iall that remained today was to

Section 14. Nothing in this ordi-‘ put it in shape fortrsusmlssmn to
nance shall be construed to permityldct‘lin. . : - .
the emulation of any motor vehicle The now Will “be firm, yet
contrary to the provisions of the fricudlymn tone and'wdl renew
mtatutes “of. this £iw I . or‘contrary toltllc effortsto secure for Ameri-

“ “r W ii 'lar’idi‘rc 'la ions can citizens protection. - 0“
gm tradlcrord, ‘ ‘ * . ' till“! {high seas. It likely u'lll bold tllt‘

 

tion of such vehicle and tie name of
the owner thereof with the state ll-
cense number: and each license shall
be separately and distinctively num-
bered. The Chief of Police shall in
like manner issue a license to the
owner of such vehicle ‘and to such
lolher persons as shall, with the con-
sent of the owner, apply therefor to
drive such vehicle on being satisfied
that such applicants are by exper-

such license. The Chief of Police is
empowered to reduire of such appli-
cant for a driver's license a demon-
stration of his ability properly to
drive and manage such vehicle. Such
license shall be separately and dis-
tinctively numbered and shall con-
tain the name of the applicant and
the‘ public conveyance license number
of the vehicle which said applicant
is authorized to drive. All licenses
issued under this ordinance shall bear
the date of issue and shall expire'on

ing.

ceased under thlsr‘ordinance shall
have the number of each license .in
figures oanotqiess than two inches in
height. preceded by the words ‘le-
cen‘se No." painted on each side and

manner approved by said ‘Chleffif

Police. _, " .,
Section 4. The driver of such vehi-

as

same as a public CONVEYMICB

sion both of the licenses he inhe-

sunnce, and the time of expiration.
,thereof and shall contain a descrip-lmkP effect mm 31...... 1915,

ience and character‘fitted to receive-

the first day of August next follow-

' Section 3. Every motor vehicle ii-

of this city. .-

Section 15. This ordinance shallrlk‘rma“

lfor any action ill the future that

“Adopted by the Council or

City of Norwalk, this 20m day of “W?“ the 1W0 natlons.

l Just when the communication

. Mayor.
Ailesi: Joseph J. Linxweiler,
City Clerk.

—__.——-————-———-—

”marine attack on the llritisll "linvr
l()rduna. (’lfficial information
lbs to the circumstances of the at—
tack, still was awaited at the
State Department today.

ITAW RE-CO’NSTRUCTS

LAWYERS .“HOT” 0N EANKING
CO., MATTERS.

 

Hyde Says Receivers of Mlddlesex
Banking Co. Are Greedy for
Money.
MIDDLETOWN, July 21.——A heat-
ed discussion arose in the superior
court yesterday before sludge Edwin
B. Gages at the hearing regarding the

I’DINE, ltaly, via Paris, July
20, 11:10 1). lll.—-.Tllc engineer
corps of the Italian army lire:
completed the reconstruction of
the railroad bridge over the 15011-
"20 Rivcl‘lictwccu Cervig’uauo and
Middlesex Banking Company affairs, Monfalconc. which was destroyed
when Wifjlam Waldo Hyde of Hart- bv the Austrians at the outbreak
’ford. senior counsel for the Middle-l0f hostilities. .

town Trust Company, charged the . ~ , _
lreceivers Elf the banking company"GIUSFPPEGARIBALBI AT

|with “trying to get their hands on all TACKED'BY
the money they could." Judge Frank

 

 

20. 11:15 p.
no

ers retorted that he could see 'an cruiser.GlusePPe Garibaldi.

course and said that he doubted wile. ‘wére . saved. .

" of state banks and court records.

TION QUESTIONED,

Evancc Government officials have -

ordinance shall not ,spply to any mot: Secretary Lansing was todayl

1:(iermauy by“ the United Statcsl
{on submarine warfare. The Chan, arc in'circulation today. but the

tllc "
government responsible“:

the might endanger the friendship be»

“A," 191:] lwill be dcspaiclled to Gcrillflnl' l“
1m 0‘ ~13,“ng 1 BI‘RNF‘I ‘ lnot known. but it Will not be dc-
/ . t ' J ' " ilavcd beefing-c of the (.ermau sub—I

RAILROAD BRIDGEli-mrcat. as the Baltic PO“

S'UBMARINES

BARIJtaIy. via PMS- July
,. , m.—Morc than 500
D. names, the counsel for the recelv-q members hi the life?” of the Ital-

advantage to the receivers in such al stink Monday, ,by . 'an Austrien‘

mg into the Austrian positions in
onc’placc, but the attacking for-
ces subsequently were captured.
and here, as elsewhere, the Rus-
sians were unable to make gains.
T he battle of Monday night last-
ed six hours, during which the
Russians made eight assaults at
as many points.

According to dcspatches reach—
ing Berlin. all the official archives
in Rica. together with the ones

 

were taken to Petrograd Mondav,
in anticipation of the German ad-

;bcen'mlvised to be ready to de-
part. It is said that‘more than
, 10,000 inhabitants of the city fled
'last week. ‘ ,

STATEMENT ATTRIBUTED
l _ TO KAISER "A ,

' , PLAIN INVENTION"
‘ BERLIN, Jniv 21. via‘London.
11:45 a. m.-—The statement at-

 

 

 

'during the war, to restrict or pro-i tributed to Emperor ’William 5.

'which 'has appeared in forcignl
lnCWSpaDCI‘S that the war would
loud in October, is stamped bv the».
Tageblatt as “a plain invention."
.The Tageblatt says it has learned ,
lthat competent official circles;
i- know nothing of such a' declara—l
ition. ’ '

! .. .

lAUSTRO-GERMAN RUSH
HAS scowao DOWN!
: LONDON, July'zl, 1:21 p. m.§
——Rumors of the full of Warsaw:

 

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llatcst communications from botll‘r
sidcs indicate the Austro-Gcrman
rush towards the Polish capital
has slowed down. The Russians
jcoutinuc to lose ground. but up-

‘parcntly the campaign has not .

vct been brought to a decisive
issue. ' ,.
The most important success
flow reported by the Germans
has been won bv Gen.
\l'ovrsch, south of Ivangm’hd
This seems to have been a sur—
nrisc attack. The Russians, who
had llcavv reserves in the neigh-‘
borhood, 'latcr .dclivcred vitror—
ous counter—attacks. but failed to
receiver the lost ground, \Virldall.
in Couriand. on the Baltic, ls
definitely in the hands pf_ the
'(iermaps. who are now \Vllllli’i-RS
Emilee of the. important Russmn
Escncort of Riga.
l Possession of Riga by the
l Germans would force thc Russmu
3armies near Shavli and Milan to
Is
lilmircllicf bass: of supplies. The
jafnbitious advance of. the Gcr—
' in the Baltic provmccs n-

Imans
hone not onlv to

idicatcs they fl
lcapturc Warsaw. bl‘i 10f“ °
the Russmns bv

laytl‘c retreat of
inlacing forces between the rc'
‘ tiringI iarmics and Pctrograd.

All tiles-c late advances place
Grand Duke Nichdlas..thc_Rus~
sian commander in chief. my"
embarrassing position: To rlcl'
obstinate resistancmmht Imper-
il his retreat: but it IS T‘nmtcrl
mit llcrc tllatpsucb an extended
Austro-Ccrmnn line may .cou-
tein weak points against wh1cb~a

yon“,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“It Is better to' say, ‘Thisona
thing I do," than to say These
forty things -I dabble inf—Wash-
ington ‘Gladden. ,
We attempt only one thing,

to give men and boys satisv
faction in things to wear. '-
and we concentrate on it——- '
We have no side lines or side
shows or outside business;

A special showing today in
summer suits, _
Palm Beach suits $6 to $10.‘
Two piece, quarter lined
suits $10 to $15. , ‘
If $20 is your price, our line
will prove your judgment is

Scuth Norwalk.

 

 

.‘

compo BEACH

DANCING

in the paviilion
TUESDAY, JULY 27 ,
ADMISSION- -‘ ----- 25c.
Instructor in attendance to
assist all who wish aid. '

’ appointment.

W. A, NASH, Prop.
Phone 86

 

 

 

tcntion from. the eastern cam~
paign. _

The Italians are reported to.
have waged a fierce battle yester—
day all aloug the Isonzo, front
with some success on Corso‘
Plateau. ' ~

RUSSIA AND GERMANY -.
TO EXCHANGE PRI‘SONERS
' BERLIN, July 21. by wireless
to Sayvillc, N. Y.——Tlle Over- *
seas News Agency today gave
out the following: , .
.“Ncgotiations between Ger
many and Russia for he exchange
of incapacitated prisoners of war
have finally been successful, at,
tcr many fruitless efforts. Thi
is due largely to the work of.
James \V. Gerard, the American
ambassador at Berlin. , 1
“The prisoners will be for-v .
wardcd ’ bv railwav through
Sweden, byway of lx'zlrungi. and
for. purpose exchange stations
have been secured by the Swed-
ish government. j
“All unrecmcnt has been reach _,
cd for the designation by the,
Danish Red Cross of men to ViSl ‘
m‘isoucr‘s‘ camps in Russia and
Germany for the DllI’DOSC of des
terminiutr conditions there. Three)
“mush officials will inspecf‘the
German camps and three others
.will go to Russia."

5 IAI} STATEMENT ‘
DEFIC __"s .tum RUSSIK'
,PFTI‘ROGRAD, July. 21, , via.
London, 12:30 p. 'nL—The.
lml'inrr official communicationha~
been received from the headth

 

 

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This

counter nlovc might be made w.

 

ther “Mai Ilyde actually meant
he‘snid. Judge Gage: interrupted ati

rgeneral humidity in the atmosphere

what '

I

this point‘to say that he'thoug‘ht the

had affected those in tbe'courtroom,
so_that they. had lost their usual leve
elheadedness; and the incident was
Closed. ' , r

The trouble occurred over it ques»
tion as to who should retain 118210

I submarine.

leaves only about somissingaud
who probably were drowned. ,
Survivors say " the Giuseppe
Garibaldi was attacked by three
submarines. which camcfrom the
direction of Ragusaand Spalo‘foi cates that the central powers are
Daimfihgk :Ii‘etbetalsliibmg-zitilcl: ,"elxcrang every resource to crush

opcnc . “ 3 » » ' 't to usstans. ' ~
one of-..which ls believed to whave Mine warfare along the “U“
i " ish front and isolated actions on

the hope of saving “the Polish
capital. Military, writers assert
that the presenceNot only of
landWchr but of landsturm,
troops in the German lines indi-

tcrs of the Russian-Armyof. ,
Cf‘""’l=l‘°'. ’ f ,

"nu" destroyer flotilladestro
ed :1 flcctkof 69 Turkishssilin
vessels laden with flour: "

“1‘ battle is raging in 'th
rectim of Mush (AsiatlcTu'r _
83 miles southeast of Erzerum.
We captured Nozyk. in ‘ th
course of the fighting." "

‘A dispatch from Sebastopol

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

In Not Revoked Because 'bf Fatal

 

Accident.
The automobile drivers’ license of
Frank H. Minerva! No. 125 Governor
’street,‘ Hartford, ‘wllo was in a fatal

JULY ‘21:
The serial beautiful continued

fore provided; and: upon demand .by.
any proper 'ofllcer .ehall‘ display ‘the
same. And every such ‘drlver shall at
all times when driving such vehicle

He has paid this sum in accordance

been slink.

aromas. WITH 890.7
IMMIGRANTS. on FIRE

 

payment made by George Hammond,
a: western creditor of the» company.

with a‘ contract which allowed him to

IN INDIAN OCEAN

.» auto accident was returned yesterday

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. by Secretary of the State
. Barnes after a bearing.
Five alleged violators of the-auto,

 

 

C. D.

’" IaWs were before the secretary. Two
.were Hartford operators and there
was one eachlrom New Britain. En-

.“ ”held “and" Bridgeport. -

' Frank, doseph’; of "No? .21. Howard
street. Hartford, who struck and in-
Jured Albert B. Preston, ‘ the bank
watchman, the accident resulting
in Mr. Preston's death, was heard.
No decision was given. Joseph’teatii
fled that he didn't: see »Mr.‘Pl’é§ton
. on account‘of» the rain. '

John ,Josephll‘rav‘ere .of Endeld

Was called to account for ruin-stating

“The Goddess”

_ Broadway ‘S’t’a‘r Feature.

 

 

 

 

carpet for reckless driving.
was no decision. . ..
Nathan Sacks of No.1255 miracle
avenue, Bridgeport, received a; reprii
mand, but got liis‘li‘cense back. '

."There

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ITALY .Tosupva * , :2
MUNITIONS OF‘MAR
:RQM‘E, Tuesday, July 30,‘~Wia
Paris, July 2. 6 a. m.—T1ie Ila:
tional munitions C'Ommittec Held
‘ its. "first . meeting today, "under
“the presidency of Premier Salan~
dra. Plans Were adopted'to ensure

 

,,0ne-pon‘tr ($1.011): . _

”as ’a public conveyance wear“ the
number of his license conspicuously
on his, person.~ The ‘Chlef‘mf Police
shall '« furnish a suitable badge con-
taining such number. ‘ \ ‘ .
Section 5.§.The fee for such vehicle
license , and for: each, renewal ‘thereof
shall be. Teamsters” (atom. - The
foetal; such driver‘s license shall be.
_- Section 6, The licenses'and'licénse
fees ’ herein provided shall‘ bej’in lieu
of" all other licenses concedes ‘fees
required of such vehicles‘junileriany
existing - ordinance of Title city: relative
to'public conveyances, . \ .
\Sectlon 7. The‘thefjof 5Police on
due applicationnnsy» transfer ‘the li-

bliir. up his notes in advance, and LONDON, My 21, 1:25 a. m

 
 
 
 
 

the remainder- ofvthe western London last night reported 't},
' battle line ‘are pot of sufficreut destructionby the Russians
importance to distract public at- ~39 Turkish 5am", vessels.

 

 

 

l

wished the surrender ‘of the notes:

 

'--A’ Renter dispatch fronrDIlrr,

. lisulllio , '

The :mddletown Trust Company"
which'holds the antenna security. re-
fuses to ‘gl’ve them up, and "also re-
uses to receive the....8210. The re
ceivers wanted the court to compel
them to take" the money and surren-
iler the'notes.‘ , The matter was final-

han. SouthlAiric‘a. says that
Peninsula \and Oriental
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