,1.:As*'i“NanALK. :
NEWS *
The Street family. of South Ntrwalk, Filh Island for a week.
iavotaken up their residence on Ever- ‘ ' ' .. V
anyplace, on the East Side. It The Women's Civic league will
, ghold their semi-monthly business
Ira. Walter M‘ussen, of Albany. New “99““ “It “0508! alsht. '
Yuk. is visiting her sister. Mrs. David .
. A. Dickson. oi Osborn avenue. ; List 0‘ advertised letters remaining
———-—— 5"le for at the Dorian postoi'ilce.
no condition of l. H. Rundle. ill in I"! 3,“ 1"- Oliver end mi. J. Kirk-
ulo Norwalk Hospital, with typhoid m. " '
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‘ Fessenden. counsel for Congressma-
elect Hill expected to get in their levi-
rerick J. Rhodes. 0! Bridgeport. trace.
_urer of the Salts Textile Company. and
. valuing imports. -
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STAMFORD. "Conn.
DonovanLHlll hearing will
close today. Judge Rodney and Milton ,
probat‘iy '
deuce during the day and the rebuttall J
will probably be concluded. ‘
The witness this foreseen was Fred.
a member of the Republican Congress-
was abruptly taken early in the atter~
noon to permit Homer 8. Cummings.
counsel for Mr. Donovan to get some
documents bearing on a controversy
between the Federal Government and
the Salts company. in which the latter
is \said to have been accused of under-
Wben a suit was about to be
if SALE 7
in: lifectricai Applicnccs
“Every appliance in our stock
with the exception of Grills and
Irons is markeddown to cost and
in many cases below cost.
‘ Some of these appliancesare a
‘ little shop worn, but are as good
as new. andcarrythcusualguan
. antes.
It’s your chance to save money.
Cane in early,‘
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lower. this morning was reported as
being favorable. '
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Ira. William Russell. of Bridgeport,
is a visitor at the home of Mr. and
Ira. R. G. Hendrick. of Cove avenue.
on the East Side.
The tug "Addie V-Id" this morning
so at Wilso‘ll Point. engaged in pump-
ing oil for the local branch of the
Standard Oll'Compauy.
Calf Pasture campers this morning
are busy rebuilding their summer
homes which yesterday during the
sham were toppled over. ;
The regular weekly business session
at! the Ladies' Aid Society of the East
«Imus M. E. Church was held yea-
terday afternoon. Matters of general
business were discussed.
Iotorboats owned by Thomas L.
Hendrick and Fred Lovejoy during the
storm early yesterday morning were
disabled outside the harbor. Both
boats were towed to safety without ex-
periencing diflculty by R. G. Hen-
dricks. of Coveflavenue.
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Charles Greene, of Steamboat place.
do today engaged in repairing the dam-
‘ ago suffered by one of the danger
, gates on the new Washington street
' Bridge during the
\ storm yesterday
use it, «associate .,0_n'of.the'
g" fixibamruamlmj our soul
denudation was toppled over. ‘
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. John LDunning and.Albcrt Eldridge,
Walrus of voters for the Thrid dis-
firiot, tomorrow loin" ”noon ""uutll we
7 vo'cldck in the evening will be in sea-
sin ‘ hfthc barber shop of Henry Sel-
; was} 1.91 East‘Washlngton street. for
_“the*xiutpose of registering East Side
1" wotorll" fivho desire to take part in any
in! thomoming politicalcapcuscs‘or pri-
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Rowav'ron If
apex-own: be a meeting or the
_ .corps'tonight at the home at E
1-. Stevens. , .
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Li C. Young. of Landsdowne, Pa., is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parker,
. “It! logan street. "
7 Mrs. Mary A. Silcox, of New Haven
assigning Mr. and Mrs. G. r.“ Smith.
a! 13 Rowan street.
‘jfl-At the prayer meeting in the M. E.
dumb tonight the Christian Workers
nil-Bell Island. will join. A large at-
de‘ndnce is expected. nd a cordial in-
vitation; is extended to all.
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_ The river is subsiding alter its mad
' rush of yesterday. The water overflow-
‘mdit'he'banks.’ and .went on the land
mfccubiéd aby Liveryman Frank Lock-
woodrFortuustely the water ran 01!
out doing great damage. but » it
Milk. Lockwood worried for a few
am; as he did not know how much
higher it would rise.
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NOROTO .
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' Aeroflot-sow» v.9
Walter Maring of the Post Road is
Arthur Bibbins with a party of
firieads. expects to start Monday on
a two weeks' motoring trip through
New England.
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An insurance agent has been in
.‘town. getting names of witnesses. andCovernment was about to bring suit.i
photographs of the scene of the smiling} also admitted in reply to questions;
dent in which
Sheriif Pease's automo-
bile figured. -
5 There is some talk of the town put-g Mr. Rhodes said u,“ he. himself.
ting up a trainc dummy just west of
the railroad bridge. It is a question
whether this would be advisable or
not. Some of the reckless drivers
might run into it. '
Arthur Chontus of South Norwblk,
who was arrested Saturday night by
Constable Bates. for musing his mo-
torcycle with no head light and for
not having either his operator's lic-
case or his registration certificate.
was lined til and costs‘Tuesday af-
ternoon. ' ‘ - -
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‘Wasrmlgr'.
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ism-Monk.- ‘5“ “-L
JA daughter was born on S‘u'n‘d’ayltp
,r. and Mrs. Sanford Barnes.
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glues Vera Jackson of Winthrop, «Me.
i! the/guest of Missiltfiaiidr'fa Study '0:
Compo. .-
The governor’s staff will hold a shore
dinner party at the Compo Inn Satur-
day evening. , ‘
glir and Mrs. Lewis P Wakeman oi
I(ireena Farms lelt yesterday for Cali
‘fornia. where they will visit the Pana-
ma~American exposition
Allhough‘the annual town election is
two months hence. the political bee
is beginning to buss and interesting
primaries are anticipated.
It is reported that Mrs. Martin Nolan
will sell her shoe business on State
street. with the intention of Joining
her husband’in Alaska. '
Misses irvine and Ernestine Puuzelt
left yesterday for Virginia. where they i
will be the guests- of Mr. and Mrs;
Clark Crossman. former residents of
this town.
Miss Florence Burr, daughter of W.
H. Burr, of Greens Farmd. is substi-
tuting at the Memorial Library during
the absence of the librarian, Mrs. Edith
N. Vail, who is enjoying a two weeks'
vacation.
Through a misunderstanding. the re
ceutly elected oillcers of the Aspetuck
Lodge. Knights of Pythias. failed to ap
pear for installation at a meeting held
in the Fable building Tuesday even-
ing. A number of the members were
present, but none of the officers had
put' in appearance at M'clock.
- MISS SARAH WEED A BRIDE.
alihm?lofi‘droid3imlm
Marriage to Rev. S. M. Dorranee.
Miss 'Sarah Weed. daughter of ‘Mr.
and‘Mrs. John W. Weed of Nearwater
lane, Noroton. was married yesterday
afternoon. at 4:30, in. St. Luke's
Church. to Rev. Samuel H. penance at
Central Falls. in. 1. dis. Rev. Edwin G.
-Weed.'Bishop'of Florida, ofllciated, as-
sisted by Rev. Edwin D. Weed of Du-
ying a short vacation.
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artln‘ fiShaughuessy. superintend-
ot the Tilleyclplace. spent ruem‘
in New York.
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Icy Whitney and a party” of
“Sears camping for a week at
luth. Minn. Jerome F. Kidder ct Hamp-
l-ton. Vs..‘was bellman. Mrs}... Murray
Franklin. in, ct Flushingh 1.. was ma- ‘
tron of honor. The bride was dressed
in white satin with white lace veil. and
carried. lilies-ci-the-valley. The matron
of honor wore pink silk with white
lace. and earlier! a bouquet of white
roses; Mr. and 'llra. penance will
souorth tor a? two dilutes ‘wceka’
Ma
. a dividend.
brought it is saldthe company madea
settlement. lair. Rhodes was question- .
ed by Sir. Cummings about these mat
ters. and the witness was not clear in,
ibis recollections of the trouble. but he;
idid not deny the fact that the Federal
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{that Fred Enos. former collector of;
'customs. took part in his oilicial caps-g
city in the settlement of the suit. ‘5
,contrlbuted $500 and collected 8500 for;
.the campaign fund. Some of the one»:
,tions asked by Mr. Cummings the wit;
‘ness declined to answer. and I.- some;
got hers he did not give a direct answerg ly isolated. .. A torrent of water tors
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tributed to the campaign fund. includ-i 6 inches in the second story. One side
ing ll. Albert Phillips, of Bridgeport.'of the dam at ~Bsrtlett‘s saw mill In
a- lace manufacturer: Holaer & Sta- dancssicr, was also washed away.
pies, ,banlisrs slid brokers. of Bridge-f
port. Mr. Rhodes said be contributed:
the 8500 out of his own funds. Be do" , ,
‘clinsd to say what his salary is with R‘. E. Home, the Outlaw, Lurksd In
the Salts company. ‘or what other i Shadowsln Garden of Eden. .
sources of inoonie he had. at said ne‘ ~' 1: Adam were still alive he would be
made his contribution because he wish-kw“! “30 same age as B. E. Morse.
ed to have the Republican My “Madam met him after he was banished
“as the times were hard." He at first; from the Men of Eden. E" .1120
denied that his Interest in tariff lasts-fin“ him “to? I” ate the forbidden
IEIation influenced hlslarge contributionfim‘t Pix-row mutt have been veil
OLD A! THE HILLS.
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. :th We, said he believed a,” Repub- modulated with him.” he met him
‘ ”can prosperity. 'ww accdlnua iropeatadly. lie was with Joseph?!”
. , .} _ . . . . ,. ny a. , , .1 1 free parking place. it is expected that
jcnnnge.ln}l_iyiarla. Tine cinema: arr-.Jl’mmn .9 ‘0“ “"50 In" ‘5" '9” this will greatly relieve the trade av'
groups into lilgyptziz‘Sual. David; Solo-
}:‘mou and all the'f’kings at old .knew
him well. no out New root-hem
~ we dud men whdlilso know'fhim.
EJudas. who moon's the win-one ai-
terward killed hmseli: Peter, whome-
fth‘e amount of his own contribution.
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gill llllllillll. .. -.
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1 all i all n
I 355‘” l{Sm-K. Aux. ,5.—€ommcn [forecast time. We all know him. or
£330“ of ilie Sthlehe. nlS‘temj; uorpora- "have met him. Could we by any 90'-
(tion, whose rise has and few punt-301nm“. R. liaisons. how happy
Idols in the. history oi-llro New you?» abould make the world! out no
jSlOi-‘k market. pusedr‘ftbe Silo moi-k. ijone cares to profit by the experience
ilt sold"dang the morning at :01 slot others. and therefore all must learn
Pgain since the begining oi the war of by the one teacher. whose lesson is
5269- The companywu incorporated hither in the utreme.
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‘ln i904. and the stock has never paid Esperlence! If our conscience were
not hardened, and we would listen toI
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9He mentioned some 0! those who con-’through the Roper mill to a depth or .
sled ill-“waster. and soon all the
away through the Bible and up to the
* The United
:llclectric light
g Water Co.
LARGER FAIR GROUNDS.
:
: Five Acres Added to Huge Exhibition
l Enclosure in Dsohury.
, The Danbury .Fair Grounds have
gheen enlarged by the improvement 01
in large tract of land. embracing some
i live acres. located west of the Bacchus
avenue entrance. Realising the added
importance oi the automobile as a
means of transporting people to the
lair. and in ordcr.to give more room
tor parking motor cars. this large ploi
,oiland was plowed, leveled and seeded
{late last fall. The wet season has
. helped to produce a firm turf. and this.
éentirs tract will be thrown open for a
the main gate and avoid much 'ol the
congestion caused by the large nulls
{her “of “cars' that have ‘heen'ccmpellh'ti'
to use that entrance. liereaftb'rfith'e
Bacchus avenue gateviaymlll be used
as the principal automobile gateway.
and unless visitors coming by‘mctor
car wish to park inside the track they
:will‘be encouraged to use the new
tract as a parking place. ‘By the sys
,tcm of placing'c‘ars that the fair oin—
‘cials plan to put into elect. it is es-
pcct'cd that about three thousand cars
can be placed in the new plot without
inconveniencing a single motorist.
; The Cuban Fair Grounds are in
- line condition. the buildings reflect the
:' . James Donnelll'
16 SOUTH. MAIN STREET.
‘sltlll wold II [Iii
. . fill it Slum.
LONDON Aug. 5.—Should a woman:
he saluted in military fashion whenl
she wears, a khaki uniform with shoal-j
der straps is a question that is causing;
the soldiers some worry. A large pro-i
portion-of men do salute, most of them;
in the belief that the rank. even if in.’
the hospital service, is entitled to such}
honor. But it now develops that there
are no regulations covering the case.
and tho salute is largely a matter of
gallantry.~ . ‘ r. . . _
The‘ Women’s Volunteer Reserve and
tho " Women's Reserve Ambulance.
whoso'me'mbersiwear khaki. say this!
Icolor was chosen not fauna desire to
imitate the army but because it dens-L
dict. The women neither expect nor
want the'saiuteu However. they flndl
that ‘ the‘ uniform. ashtluldor straps and
disciplini‘add to‘ their efficiency.
The‘ nuriei'fil' fiance Near khaki.
cognition ortaeir services. “F‘rencb
quick to lifter them this tribute. I
on 700,000 SIM
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TOKIO. Aug. 5.—7'i‘hsrc are over
700.000 'sta'mmerers in Japan according
to Shuji laawa. a member of the Home»,
and they are saluted by counesyiam _
andnsl'glan‘cmc'ers in particular are ,
care the oillcials are constantly giving;
EAST NORWALK FIRE‘ ALARM
BOXES.
l—r‘ltcn School (private).
Fire headquarters. at Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
Private boxes will only be pulled
for arson premises where located.
A telephone message to Beetvlo
Station (705) between the hours (1 ii
p. m. and 8 a. 31.. giving location of
tire. an alarm will be given from near-
est box. > _
Second alarms are only to be givo
on by the chief erecting chief upon
his arrival at the are,
5-an School (private).
zit—East Washington and Fort Sta.
le—Van Zandt Bi. and Osborn Ave.
eminent Ave. and Bowen St.
sir—wmaola' St. -
flail—Fort and Charles Sta
224-41“! Ave. and flick St.
zzc—sc John St. and Edlie Ave.
th—Seavlew Ave. and First St.
ass—Boulevard all'd Second St.
sac—cove Ave, and Fifth St.
SST—Boulevard and Blackstone St.
‘ ’(Teu . .- .m.
Sit—Keyhr St.‘ and
’ - (Talia , .
Sit—Jenec-S‘ and'Duck Pond 11!.
(Tel) . ~ ~
tit—Shore Raven. .. (Tell
' Special elsnals.
i—One blast. at odd than. testing or
line ope: .
l—One blast at 8 p. m.. standard time.
iii—Two blade. are out.
11-11—‘l‘wenty two, at a a. m.. no
‘ morning session or public
school.
ii-ii—Twentytwo. “-122“ p. in. no
afternoon sesslm of public
. I school
lliiiiiuri—Ten blasts quickly calls
. a
a
.91“le are.
la.’
The. rise this morning was .cleyen’ its dictates oftener. we misht become
established yesterday, at 290, The log book is the time we see him. R.
.stock has advanced titty points this. D. Morse is always right there behind
iweek. When the stock exchange clos; us. lf he would only come out into.
lied on July 30. 1914. lust before the-tho open. so we could see him u N
.outbreak of lho war. it was quoted at is, we mlsht avoid his acquflntblmk
32. The advance of this stock. and the , the outlaw. “MNS‘Chmu'”. Her-
ashares or other corporations in thir‘ald.
iwar order group. has been accompm-l
led by unrestrained speculation with?
.ilttle authentic intonation on which'
to base such a rise.
Many stocks have been lifted from
LOVE hues A WAY.
Liver and Onions. or a Struggle lo:
I tween Love and Appetite.
.Dointumm the previous h‘lgflhfoc-fmp less familiar with R. E. Morse. Lookv
them. litany of the smaller buildings
have been newly roofed and :mm now
until the opening date 0! the Fair.
Monday. Oct. tth, the paint brushes
will be plied vigorously and the carpeo~
tors will be busy making improm-
ments. The splcli and span condition
ithe grounds are kept in the year
‘ around is a good advertisement for the
F Fair and for Danbury, it is so unusual.
§most fair grounds having a neglected
' look .for titty-one of the fifty-two Weeks
inf Peers and organiser of an educa.
tionsl institution tor the correction of ~. ‘
close study of this subject in the Unit-:No.
ed"States and at‘ the request of the'13 gigging: Ave-v to N. Y» N. H. &
“We” “m‘mue‘ Wm ‘° me is Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
a lecture tour in Japan. particularly 14 Pine palm and RotonPolnt
in the northern provinces where pro- :1 Meg Island Sound to McKinley
nunclstlou is especially defective. ‘
BAGS (if [000 Milli
.24 Railroad to Brookside
‘ 8 “Central." McKinley St. to Pennoy-
or (West Side)
f in the year.
That night, 100 miles from home.
in the dining room of Travelers' Re-
treat. Higginaon Bukettshop battled
long and bravely with his appetite.
:i-le hadn't written‘c‘larabelle the
daily letter yet. and all the hotel of‘
iersd for supper was liver and
onions, onions and liver. and liver as
,comparatlveuobssurity‘ to sudden purl
:ularlty at rising prices by reports of
‘proilts on the business of supplying
war munitions to Europe. Some of the
‘larger advances in the war shalcsi
xfrom the close at the outbreak of the
war to today are: Crucible stool W.
'to 79; New York Aid Brake. {-5 to
; 116; Westinghouse Electric. 62 to 112; ‘ well-as onion!‘
~Amerlcan Locomotive. 19 to 56 1-2;! "What shall I do." moaned the
fAmerican Can, 19 to 59 1-2. Even larg-‘unhappy man. "I am t‘m‘qhe‘l' yet
ler was the rise in the curb marketihow can I send Ciarabello my usual
' ikiss at the end of the letter-after
-oi Electric Boat which builds aub-
marines. Beiore the war it soil at eating thoae' onions? She will be
about 15. On the recent rise It has sure to detect thank—she is so sensi:
touched 430' . ' live—4nd then the engagement will
been."
Meanwhile. the waiter was stand-
ing patiently at his elbowrremarlting.
S‘De liver’n onions is very good,.sah.r
WALLINGFORD WOMAN SUICIDES.
WALLINGFORD, Conn. Aug. 5.»
-Mrs. Rose ngnier, aged 38. took her
life. with poison today. while at the
home of her sister. Mr. William E.
Wallace, where she had been visiting-
for three weeks. 2 0
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"Hang it all. was ever man in such
, a fix!" crled‘ Higginson Bukettshop.
MRS. STEPHEN wmrusvosao. arms {or liver? Onions or Clara-
.. NEW YORK. Aunts—A message belle?" _ . x x
from Northeast Harbor. ‘Me.. today Suddenly his handsome race lit up.
brought Word of the” death of Mill. 1;, “Liver and onions!” he ordered.
Stephen Whitney. $19!”?! oi State an, “meme“ I'u- send the letter
Senator Stephen Whitney, at this city. war; I eat!" ,. ~
from heart trouble." Mrs. Whitney was
in her 78rd yearn usually'lmpassionedv'he. had Mignon
writing it. kiss and all beiore the
liver and . onionayrl‘ arrivals-799““?
Prod P110”; -' ‘ “
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wanoss'r-ss DAM suitors; .
‘ ~wonoas'r‘an. . Mus. m. .5.—-A
mill dam. holding back a‘rcser'voir cov-
eringsoo acres of the sawxuiinandbox
shape! the Roper Lumber-5301mm:
party. in Princeton. unwashed away
as agreault of the heavy
your “shirt don't «read on it,- com-
insl 111011 want a lob age aasntlnel
- a
«sum ,
, no.7-
De; onlons’a liver is right'toler'ble. .
And. though the letter was. um: _
"to clear away the obs‘tmctlom "
{ SAFETY LINE AT STATIONS.
‘ r—u-al-nn—
! ‘ From Tracks. ,
One of the-latest contrivanccs ’ior
‘the safety of passengers at the stations
"is a danger line, which has been math
éed oil by a red line on the concrete
ipavement.‘ six feet outward from the
near track and extending from end to
end or the stations. The oblect of tire
iline is to prevent passengers standing
3 too near-the line oi approaching trains.
:Tne words,{_‘W‘arning.iKeep Back; are
fpsinted. in letters that can be shells
.' seen at intervals of a tow inches with-
.in the line. Employee around the sta-
’ tion believe. from observation that ex-
‘perlence with the line. that it serves a
useful purpose. ‘ W
TRAIN'B‘NAVBROW ESCAPE.
NEW HARTFORD; Aug. 5.--A mo
ment after a train on the Central New
England railway. bound for'ilartiord,
‘ had stopped near here yesterday be-
cause of a washout. . a huge boulder.
loosened by thcheavystorm, dropped
down an embankment. ontqwtlle tracks
50 [set ahead. followed by a mascot
earth and rock It took nearly an hour
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. ., I Dr. Wright, or auto saloon-Moos,
éAccept-au the luck‘ M , 00m" ‘
cal Examiner for liew Britain.
.. new mam, Aug-sf“
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New Idea In Use to Keep Passengers
{ _‘ your-.«rnowont‘contains?!“ 0.3-1";
‘ coining. {ii
22 Pennoyer St. to Cross BL
2‘ Cross St. to Railroad
' ROME. Aug. 5.—-'l‘he Italian infantry-
Emen’protect themselves against shrap-
iuel while advancing on trenches . by
crawling on all fours with bags of
earth on their backs. These allow
sufficient protection against ordinary
shrapnel bullets and shell fragments.
0n halting, the men construct tampon;
ary parspets with their bags. lt/vgasi
by this method that the itallans car-g
ried five miles of Austrian entrench-~
menmmn the Carso recently.
SUIT AGAINST STOCKHOLDEES
DISMISSED.
BOTON. .Aug. 5.——By consent or
counsel for the plaintiffs in me 3102.-
000.000 suit brought by minority stock-
holders- against tamer directors or
the. New York, New Haven d: Hartford
‘Railvoad, Supreme Court Justice De-
courcy has dismissed the bills against!
Alexander Cochrane and the estate oi
‘Amory A. Lawrence. it was announced
today. [The name of these parties did
not appear wen amended bill filed a
few days ago. .
Cochrsne and Lawrence. both Boston
men were directors of the road during!
the latter part of the period 1903 toi
1909. during which it is alleged large
sums of money Were wrongfully ‘ex-
pended in acquiring steam and elec-
tris railways, steamship lines and
other properties.“
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I doom. all the luck that comes
no - ayes. 3611'
15 White Bridge north to Brookslde
16 White Bridge S. E. to Long Island
Sound
ii. White Bridge. 5. W. to 11mg Island"
Sound. .
One sroke of hell at odd times in-
dlcatés testing: two strokes of hell,—
ihus. 1-1 fire In out; four strokes of
hen—thus 1-1-14, water to be shut
nit. A third or more alarms indicates
'v‘erloua tira' , '
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SOUTH NORWADREHRE
ALARM BOXES
No.
12 West st. opp. Franklin St. Schoo:
13 Concord Street. opp. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets ‘ ‘ .
15 Car. High St. and BayvlewAvs.
16 Norwalk Iron Works Building _
17 Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School. West Avenue
21 Car. Taylor Ave. and West Sis:
23 Cor. Benton St. and Ely Ave.
24 Car. Chestnut and Henry Sta.
25 Cor. Monroe and Main Ste.
26 Lexington Ave. and Austin Sta.
2? West and Elm Grove Sta.
3 Cor. Washington and Alain Sta.~
31 South Main St. near MoRdOvv
32 Electric Light Station
34 Car. Clay and Spring Ste.
36 Cor. Havlland and Water Ste.
07 Lockwbod Mfg. Co.
4 Cor. Day and Raymond Bis. ‘
ll Cor. Falrdeid Ave. and Cedar St.
42 Taylor Ave. and South St.’
43 Woodward Ave. and Meadow St.
45 Cor. Burritt and QuintardlAve.
61 Reed Stand Putnam Ave.
7 Norwalk Hospital
,8 Music Hall
id Cor. Woodward and Lownilee Ave.
5 R a G Corset.Co.. Ann St. _.
SiColden mum Elmwood Ave. ‘
52 Washington St. Bridge '
54 Norwalk Lock Co.
6 Hoyt’s Theaile
-.-THE .s’ssr ,slruarlone»
in “W“ P? “italics .l’a’? “Mi '
best employera.‘ They'Sbutfdsh-eachea. “ «
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