Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 25, 1916 · page 11

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. FOR sacs-m NAT. 85-". 1'. LET—‘6 300M APARTMT. “MED—HANDY luluED MAN
Ines launch. four cylinder Palmer en- upstairs. Rent 312 in advance. Prom malts work by day or month. Repair-
gtne. reverse gear and oiling system, June 1st. Apply J. M. Layton & 00.. log buildings, stone and concrete work.
all newly WW last fall. This inc. 6 Railroad avenue. NE St Grading m hunting. David Robert.
not will proton minimal bargain. son, 1 Herbert street. Norwslk. m25 1t
U’mlnm Plait, 71 Osborne avenue. TO LET—TWO FAMILY HOUSE, ‘

. ms aim-tolling tour and six room new! vamp-nor. 14 To 16 vsaas
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’ merits. Select neighborhood. Rent 812 01¢. C. S. Trowbridge 00.. 139 Wash-

FOR SALE—FOI‘R 0001) C0\"5 and ‘1‘. For further particular ““1“!" 1 [ngton Street. South Norwalk’ [“24 3'.
like Vaclawk, Scribner avenue, Swat the Old Welt Cigar Co. once. 88f
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN 0R
young lady who is experienced type.
writer, and understands bookkeeping.
Apply G. F. lI‘oote, Steamboat dock. So.

 

FOR SALE—IN EAST NORWALK.i FOR RENT—UPPER PART 03'
t. e minutes front bridge. new six-éhouse, 100 South Main St. Small'My
scum cottage, with bath, electric‘lly of adults. Rent :18. inquired 0.
lights. sass, cemented cellar and side‘E. Hoyt. . __ "__
at .llc Plenty of grapes and fruit. Gan] -—, WANTED—EXPERlENCJIU TRIM-
den and work shop. Will sell tor lens; TO LET—5 Boosts, 2: Bunvnauxlmm on m“ Wt mm, m“, you.
than cost. Part cash, over half can re-' street. rut eleven dollan. inquire I
main on mortgage at 5 per cent. a rare Elizabeth street.
tagain at the price asked. Address -
imutter," Box 319, South Norwalk. > To LETuDHK ROOI AT 45 WANTEO~A
' mu BthALL m. mourn 0)! HI- and 15 year, of
‘MIIES. 8. MN. on if. Cup,

FOR SALE-RAISED DECK (‘RUl‘S-t - _

:. 28x1” feet. Good as new. With 10 TO LEI—0N3 HALF HOUSE. waurgwmum u‘mm
it. P. Buffalo, 4 cylinder. 4 ci’cle en-; West told!. of 21 Utah Itnd. Isnn‘ man m ’5an u Ill almond
sine and full cruising equipment. Bur- room and both. Chan Inter. also; man on pl“c Address Ann!!! Thom-
silu it sold at once, or will take a,trlc lightgfau an,” a... mason men. 16 Menard Silent. Norwall‘
Milli“ open launch as part paymentition. Newly. painted interior and 08-, n _J at
(are ‘Crulsel-,' Box 346. South Nor-iterior. New upto—dato plumbing. Riot ..
wnllt, Ct. mzi :it‘izo per month. Possouion at once: WANTED—ABLE BODIED MEN

l'l‘lid Hatch I Bailey 00., 20 Haralilll‘ FOR WORK ON Am m up
FOR SALE—7 ACRES ON BEACON street, South Nor-walk. ill It’ll-0333. NIGHT 08 my. my

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en, horwalh. Good well and orchard. .. . ' (luau
.ilnrgain it sold at once. inuuirs M'.I TO Lfl—‘fl'WO‘ APARTMENTS OF, fing‘NXMY g :3:
Sounders, Administrator. 51 straw-l 11" r9011“ “03- '1“ -W"-°m-lwp1;oym OFFICE. 111; m
berry Hill, East Norwalk, Ct. nil! dt‘. Al Nbfs 55 and 57 ”"33 "ML “J“v‘m TIRE ‘ 3mg comm?
l.quiro Mrs. R. 'l‘sriov, 16 Grove St.. or NORWAIK '
FOD sALs—wr N0. 8. nonrn’ idem)“ “93-12- “ if. h '
side of Fifth avenue. on collar line. 1 1308
East Norwalk. Conn. our particulars. To LIT—'A cross. :01 wr.°,"cfg:'mmg ‘3, m
price. stc., inquire of William I. Wll- Washington "’"i- East Nanak. ‘3'...“ Best M00 n“. for ulna. It.
cox, Ker-let- Block, Washington St. ‘ 95'9““ INN" “Johnston. “1w”... my. my 1.1 1151
ms 4.. South Main street. Telephone to. Also ‘ ' ' '
fan apartment, 41 Chapel street. All K

FOR SALE—10 ROOM Hauntimproumcnts. Rent very reasonable.
plot 175x102; heat, water. electrlc' , , ‘
lights. shop, shod. chicken noun. trolt.‘ 7° LET’HO‘SES' rams 0‘"
Near trolley and sound. m ‘ ml houses. manufactori'. basement and
“a street, Rowayion. Tel "53* input located in Norwalk, South Nor“
ml 1m walk, East Norwalk and Rowsyton.

, 'Raymond Bros. this at
FOR BALE—SIX, SIX-ROOM COT-r ‘ ...»..- ......“ W ‘

taxes on Lincoln avenue. All modilu‘nl LOST‘ paid while learning.
improvements. For sale on easy psy—.

. EX?ERI£NCED "EN A3 SHIRT
. LOST—PAIR OF GOLD LYEN
manta. 0°“ opportunity t° own your. glasses. small memorandum hook and ironer.

innothor small black book. Corner OoVe ‘B . . .
lavenue and Fourth street. Finder re-t fight young man in Shut

__ iwurded by leaving at this oflice. 1 “0d: room‘
Fort SALE—HOTOR BOAT. oooo‘ ”2” "1

condition. size 14. Copper riveted! "WM
LOST—LADIES Sllri'ER WATCH
be h cunhi . . .
u or on Inquire It Kline- and pin. Reward by returning to Ben.

feltor, Rowayton. an tf fine! 0mm :

Foa sALE—ls-mo'r swarms. i &
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mt stilling dory. New last year” A 9x.

1-! null tent. W. P. Gillette. 36 So.
Valli street. and 3t .
... FOUND-0N STRAWBERRY HILL.
:03 SALE-ONE COW, 3 YEARS East Norwalk, Sunday afternoon. n‘
old Milk. 1? quarts each day. inquire compass. Owner can have same by‘
or James McSally, 40 Stuart avenue. Darius for advertisement.
horwalk. Conn. 11123 3!
FOR 8ALE~-Sii0Til?S. TEL. 130-3..
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CORPORATION PAPERS.

 

 

 

iwith the secretary of the state. The
icapltal» stock authorised is 810,000.

The loilowing were issued nay 23.'dh‘id€d into 100 shares of common
1916: List furnished from oillce of awtock. our value 3100. The corpora-
M. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents. “0“ “'i“ ”Fifi“ business “1U! 310.“00~
1 Bridgeport. Conn. iThe lncorporntors are Norris s. Lippltt
LnolES—Tlil? 5U BONE CORSHTS; Claude B. Clarkgon, Bridgeport, and Thomas \‘\'- Ryley of New Haven
rm- still being demonstrated at Mrsficombinpd valve-resenting tool. fund Charles E. Graham of West Ha-
Tayior's, Trial fittings. put you under: Walter B. Lashar, Bridgeport, fold- ven.
no obligation. Rustlcss and unblock-7 ing extensionqlend lifting jack. i The Universal Tool ll Machine (70.,
chic stays. Materials guaranteed.| George .p_ Carroll. Hartford, major Bridgeport has incorporated. The
Tel 241-5. Mm. Lillian Reynolds. Simon"... of horsenails. ficapltal stock authorized. par value
id'inileld avenue. run if, Benjamin M. Des Jardine, West‘ 3100. The corporation will begin hush
"I Hartford, machine for weighing, com-i “9“ with ’2'000' The incorporators
' A ’FEW GOOD TOURiNG . PARS? puting. indicating and recording. [are Gottried E. Schwelgor..0harles lo.

GONNECTICUT PAIENTS.

 

 

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an. monsters. Overhaulod and in A-ll

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‘G. F. Foote. Steamboat Dock. South '

Thomas E. xugent of Orange han‘
“.incorporated and filed his certificate!

 

condition. Wehrle’s Garage, 11 Rs!“

mood-street, South Norwalk. 4'

_ ‘50 A WEEK IS WHAT YOU CAN.
earn, women of independent incllnn-i
tion. and man who want a high class;
Question. Join our classes teaming :
W and physical culture: "We;
alan truism at homo by slaiL'srritol
may for particulars. or. animus;
.utouon, as enormous. Siam-l
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save mad as odlos fortnsgonorsl
noticed ammunition I!“ it flav-
aano Black. 94 Washington street. ,;
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. ramrmo —., component, :
“collating, painufa-luW‘ 1
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has solicited. TeL 400, Alexander.

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,1”, ll. Spencer, New Haven Prim-i, Smith and Alexander Suter of Bridge
ing charge. [port
Hubert , av "mist. F. W. Becker“, Tho Lyons Auto Company of Tor-

IEOUL. Korea. ‘Iay 3(.-—t00rres—
penitence of The Associated but)—
ur: Chiba. m lint-ad to Us
as the tastier of the all-gal can-pm
usinst the tits 1 Colin Torment. the
«Governor ours, has hag mm
general secretary of the dongle-h
Christian Association of Korea. suc-
caning F. I. Brookman, who has be-
come honorary general secretary.

While a luder in m sis--
slonary work. You Chiba and five oth-
on were convicted of that-nonsens-
gpinay and sent to print. for s six
year term. You Chiho was Moped
last year at the request of Count Te-
rauchi. who believed that the plot was
‘due not to private motivss but to a
mistaken belief by the Koreans that
they were acting in their country's in-
teresln.

The M... of Seoul welcome's You
.- tloearsnce. in public life.
. best edlacatod men in this
'couiitl-:.. 1:. will; as he does a world-
}wlde fame, possessing great influence
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among Koreans and highly respected] ,
{good pay. Fro-kiln list 00.. l. wutlby foreigners and Japanese," on. of?” “mm" "a "my "9 ”bus" and a“

11123 at the newspapers n", “Ir. Yun is tmifrnuit and outspoken as they are vig-
. “,man most fitted for the important post Vorous.

80‘ 8m EEK “he has Just occupied. We are sure‘
ago. Apply J. l J‘lthat under his management the Y M. :(lermansW as' i one of the young su-

ic. A. will_enter a new life of activity
'and prosperity. “in in influence. and
do a great deal more good ‘toimany a
young man of Korea.”

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PEKING. May fl.—-(Oorreopond-

cure of The Associated Pain-«Yum
Tu. the chief promoter of the sooiOty
for the preservation of psaoc which
fathered tho monarchicsl movement.
has resigned from the state council,
and asked Yuan Ski-ital to relieve him,
ill all official duties and permit him to
return to his native home. Ilr. tang
iin addition to being a number of the
'slatc council, was one of Yuan Shi-
ilai‘i- secretaries sod is president of
the “pulley improvement Commis-
sion. The rcvolutionlsts have been
especially bitter in their denunciation

' (if Yang ’l‘u because of his identifica-

ton with the monarchlcal movement
in its very beginning. Although less
than forty years old, \‘ang Tu has
lit-nu one of the most successful bulli-
ucss turn in China. He made a large
fortune in antimony mining in Hunan
province and has been prominent in
politics for several years. Yang Tu'a
latter of nlslgustlou to the. president
follows:

“To the great president: A year has
oliipsmi alone i took the post of the
state councillor. Though l have exert-
od myself to tho utter-most in the dis-
charge of my duties, yet nothing has

benefit the general situation. indeed
affairs of this world are as uncertain
and changeable as the rolling waves
of the wild sen. tilear and plan is
this body‘oflwiinc. like the moon in the
zenith~ol the sky (for the sun can only
be used to signify an emperor, or the
head of it nation). Though possessed
of‘ the talent and ability (1’ Bismarck.
one-ls bound to fall in trying to rule a
country as tumultuous 'as Mexico.
Words of disapproval ~in circulation
are fearful and i am now in the same
position as that of Chou Kong (a loyal
duke of the Chen dynasty) and my in-
tention of returning home is no weak.
er than that of Menrlus (who wound
to retire to his native place after his
trying and unproductive Journey
among the different states). It Is"
therefore earnestly requested that l
immediately bc relieved from my pres~
cnt post."

PEKING. May 25.-——Tanir Shno-yi
and many other revolutioniats in
Shanghai wired both to Mr. Reinsch,
the American minister in Peking. and

 

 

so far been rendemd to the country toi

. is solos. Oil; The . amount .
momma co. Naughtuch; Rubber» M ”5" - 31 and m‘mmmm it'll nine thutis scroll.

dorm M’mt mtlon. pumpsi 5m" aifinsutjiundcr" tha’ imptgasionf-an looms of its mm atom doom ’of the Aube.

intimation: 'ow'n b'onmflogsjproporty.‘ m “mums“:

and C. L. Hinman, New Haven, port-.“hlfin has “surged. The dihedral” the. American State Department
“me electric lamp. larer Prodident and treasurer, Timo‘wsrniug Americans against making
Donald R. Battles. New London. ithy ,1 W5; secretary, Liunret 3. _:loans to the Yuan Shi—kal government.
Franklin “N. Jaham, New London, Lyons, otTorringtan, These ginger-Maud questioning the validity of the
intéml combustion easing ‘with Benedict E. Mons of Hartford. 9an Which Wellington Koo. the Chin-
Henry R Cooley. Kenoingtou. dissl are directors. The capital stock auto-isle minister at Washington. negotiat-
pension dam. tortured is ”.400 divided into fourtpeuled with Lee, Higginsou & Company,
Julian A. Giles, 'Derbi, sash instep-13M"!Si 0‘ .oomnlou “Wk. par "an American-bankers. Tang Shae-Vi. Who
er. . 3100. The amount paid in in proper" is the tather-in-law of Wellington Koo.
George W. ileum, Stontngton. wrsck‘ "h" '1‘“ m“ 1' 3M”- also‘ cabled to his son-in-lsw want!!!
indicating device. The G- 51- Cunningham ‘ System him that the Peking gov‘ornmcntlsnot
John N. Reynolds, _ Gnos’nwichu Company °t Bridgeport'hasprgaulsod. ilegally established at present and ' is
switch storm“): mechanism. ' ' IThe oilcers are: President. If. 9- Cun- lncapable of contracting any loan in
Friend A. Buss. eunuch. bushel/“Mile!“ of “Weld; vice president. me name of China.
Renry- N? mm‘l1mwn"laao 1. Carroll; mull? and Will'- ‘
VIWS- } , ier, Alfred J. m of Bridgeport.
.m”: . M. “W“ mm These colours. with Leo J. Carroll Miriam forces in “m lay 36.»?

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f with” MWWVM“? " ' in“ ‘ mr‘n'pmidlm to 16in ,libeir French coral-ides at:
Intimates cheerfully given. Trial com

sunbeam ac .500;sz -. ~
mum.“ “In: . m . attenuators livingan idiullfe mung

Trade larkzwoodycar's met-11m hows:- humeral the old.provlnco of

pull in iii-cash tapioca ‘ ‘ ., . -
unruly new this mow. . mi” “am”? “i“. “ mum”

WWW mm,“ in... perhaps the greatest attraction that
-—Don't waste the-days in waiting ,rinaton has also a coma" cats mm, 3 has been witnessed in tin department

b01131! and shops.

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discounting} omslued pontoon: comma to “0.th sodas-crucial“ .F’ratsrnilipz with the much sol-
nxrmcsrvn non ‘your'mm- at: ism. stucco-companies titers WM In another plot or the
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. $89,200 and its purposc‘ts to inquire
camp on MAJLLY, Quarters of uniq '3 ”m“ m" ”m“ ”mm' °'

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exhalcsanstnuigphcrsofulety,coa.,duccddosotsasnstallswstsotory
nuance andme faults" ISO in New“
'urtrliauulaarwupu-.mfie ”MI-bismuth.“-
snoe. :81. leis s Wuhm latte to the

“Tommy Atkins” can teach Mia‘wmmozqhnficofiiflhw York. In
notht in the my of m, and: e o cc 9 “mm“... IIIII'
cleanl'i‘nass. Hen. privates and subal-i u ans service hots hm at.“ W

torn ulcers. taks will. and cm no“ml u" ”if“; '1‘“ 3833::
looking‘ after tho barracks. u nun" "n”

“They are excellent soldiers.” Gen-i, “$1122.99 '0‘.“ m“ ml “an
oral lotuhwaaky said simply to The

{onion which in being supplied under
Armed Press earn-condos! ‘I W the contract for the present fiscal

ply to compliments I190" the" ”PM, which contract will expire on
his and appearance. June to.

“Many of my men mi N 0'11“” For some time the quamster
“tern! .IMIM "I ID! that “Blooms has ban sport-ding with
are very few who are notctlll young. 5 various types and colors of cloth in
They have seen hard urvi and are: an start to secure g noun-g] tint tint
penetrated through and thsough withgwnnid supplant the penal uniforms.
the military spirit: what makes them'This was necessitated by the great
particularly happy i the opportunity‘snortue of tin-tuna in the ultimo
Ito come to fight to. “Jane again-um. For Went ’11?ka |
:thc common adxursary on Ill-enchanth was mode ID 01' I mixture (3
soil." inntural black or brown wool, gray
: These Russians appear impatient toi'm' m ontton. Thin lid 39‘ 9‘0“
lget to the front. They are mostly'p‘mwl‘fl? “Mi bounce 0’ a”
iwmnt boys. tall. muscular and with: [‘0‘ that m the event 0‘ war there
every mark of real sons of the soi|,§"'°“m not be available ‘ sunk-lent:
'amount of natural black or brown
wool to meet the requirements in the
way of uniforms for the greatly in
creased number of troops. This plan
:‘m abandoned, at least for the pres-
.[baitern pillars. while all the menial;he diflonlty W with w
“W “0““ “I“ “PM“ u“ “3' onset to unuorm cloth holdl true. of
quiry with a gesture of the bead. tantalum and the W or.

A new contingent of these men ""ilccrs of the my hove been con)-
nm 0- 3m 9 Ind this we iMWipelteo to loot around for s substitutl
was the dust thing they had to say on: color. W tho minus 5“,.
mchlng the camp. Discretion pro-:91“ 2“". been roads up,

Went: disclosing how may of than Ilauirally, it is Md that an!-
thero are here, and since they con- thing will do in case of an stringency,
tinue to arrive it is impossible to con-,and the soldiers would not have t:
elude as yet whether their presence is: In without bail. but the” ll the do-
simply a sort of platonic expressionist» to maintain the uniformity of the
.ol sympathy from the Russian army.!c|°thinc and equipment and the out-
or whether their force is expected toiw "by his were declared 0‘“ of
add a real element of sli"ength to the-Eu“ question.

{intents Allies on this front. The next ““9 in u" experiment!

.concerns the service hats colored with
palm. Japan. am 15PM. ”its: "I." ‘3'" “mg: "m 0:92;:
WW ... motels"! ...... .... $5.2“; Wilt... 1.2;, ....
i301]; ”are 3:: '1‘" ”Gimmes: ; those presented all sorts of tints. even
pany, to linanimate a tins toDSeattlo. :smldamth;h$; 3:1,:‘mmncgdu:
“H’t‘oimpku Kobe, mg“- it“ ““1"; service hat, German dyed. Tho pur-
"05 . ° WNW! ‘5 I m“l‘chiuiing ollocrs disllhs‘lvory much to
godlce it re It Daircn. It is expected’commenc on wh.‘ mi‘ht happen if
that We “all! 0" chin Will be Ola-l these hats were exposed to tho clo-
ployed in the service. lisoollsnoous ments for any considerable length of '
goods will e carried to Seattle and time.

 

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hair w “lam-am ..iasr-iaaa Isdo mmiadmmummnfll’“
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Conoasled behind some hm
terisl upon said vacant la '
cooled. and while said -

by the striking employ
special onoers snd said 7
lio’c odious, he rap-ind. g“.
wound upon the left side of h
the bullet (sitting the jugular; . ‘
and passing through the“ i’. '7
deemed was at once we! 7
Grim Hospital. where he ‘ .W
10:55 p. in. May 18, 1916., dost...
due to said would.
“While I am of the opinion
report of the autopsy and . ‘
observation made at said in“ ‘
the bullet which inflicted I.‘ ' I, . .
was discharged from the uoco‘ f”
of said factory by me offlo» ’
who were there atstioned. I 77
to determine which of said '3
discharged said bullet. I .
find Charles 'uico's, death wll Md” ,3.
a gunshot wound indicted um “W
by some person ulnlnown. l s.
of the opinion ssld death no “t
caused by the criminal act. out!“
or carelessness of any m.” '

 

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the most interesting dov

today's irregular opening. Tho W
was onered in lots of LII“
lots from 103 1-8 to 103 84,-.

‘thcr activity in the “more. a” ..j
Chandler and Studebaker. while m
nentsl Can was strongest of m W
war issues. Declines ill at!”
were fractional. and W‘
made more than complete MK;

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WALL srnsnr, Noon-43W
to movement in Reading. m
to 105 1-2 only to fall back i .
was typical of the general I“
in; the first hour. ”stint.
ther demand for high-priced
ties, tbs active list not!“ '
or whole. Continental Cu ,
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muniUona war for Run-la will be Thus, it is that all attostlon is cen-
transport from the United Slate-Aired. on the Opening 01 W13 ““0“:
to \‘lad _Slok. 'ls to take place. as before noted, at?
tho depots of the quarterma‘stcr corps
'ro ' . May 25.-——Wlth a view to at Boston-New York l’nllmlelilhle.‘l
ohtai ngaddittonal markets for J.p..Chlcl80. 5‘- Louis and 3‘“ F3305”;
anesc goods both below- and after the' co simultaneously on June 5. for lile‘.
star the Japanese government has de- war department has Mi“? ”0'?
"cldcd to send odicials to various conn- possis ooVerlng "’9 “W" or 2"6574i
tries to inspect conditions. In the service lists and 286,610 service but
case of the United Statesfhitrope. cords, the purchase of which is uiso'
fraught with dilllcuity. ' '

South America and Canada. consuls . I
. it is the hope of the arm) officials.

stationed at contenicnt points will be that the some typeand class of hats‘,
”km ‘9 make "mom investigations. as are now obtainable will again bei
while special agents will be dispatch- ‘

offered. it is a big question. for alcngl
led to lndla, Burma, French lndo-Chl- with the “on.“ of dyestuffs comes:
ins ,thc Dutch East indies. Australia

. the inability of the hat manufacturers.
‘i‘nd N" Zealand. to secure the hnro's'vfur which. with}
i cone)’. is named in the specifications,‘
provided by the qutrtermaater corps. i
This comes from Belgium.
is little or none svailahle.

 
 

 

 

 

REAL EO'I'ATE TRANSFERS.

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and there 1
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Albert A. Belts to Albert R. 39113.;
onc-hliif acre. 0" Newtown avenue; The knowledge that hare‘s fur
War. ' 'unobtalnable has led the army to of-

Estatc of James Murphy to John fer bidders an opportunity of submit-i
Pomnsczi and wit e, building lot. offl tint: altemnto DPODOSMS covering hats!
my gvenug, Administrator's deed. imade entirely of coney center backsii

Fred Saundpm (‘0 Economy Homes?“ B not SifilOd whether these will bo.’
Company. lot. Harbor _.\’iew Bcach.;"~ satisfactory ‘3 the Wm“ M"
w“ for tho hare's' fur is said to give themi

Economy Homes Company to Ritual-.mm" hiren‘gth, and it is “Ducted:
line Dyckman. lot. Harbor View iliziitlh.:"“t higher prices will ”"3“ than.
War. _ , iwas the case covering this year’s con-E

Edna B. Lewis to E. Louise Arthur,
lot,1’ark Ledge Gardens. War.

. Samuel Roodnsr to Beninmln Har-
ris. undivided one-half or uremia.

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is:

lit-act. The sorvioenbillty of the all-l
coney huts will be developed by ex:
periment. lists conforming to stand-
;ard specifications. and thus made in
Connecticut turnpike ‘part of hare’s fur, will, without a doubt

lire given preference in the making or
Benjamin Harris to Samuel Rood-anams‘ -

flue; undivided ouehali' of lot and‘ The war department has sent out
in “‘3” Washington street. War. [through the oillce of the quartcrmrls-

_____ ' lter general of the army 3 number of
GREENW'OH c::::nu iN‘CORPER-‘cmum letterspddreased to the in:

[manufacturers of the United Statés in.

Jamm:;yifi.~flew§lt: ii: i which it was stated that for purposes.

tiled ‘ certificate 1f “(10' Erpomrstion in l of confidential data for the records of

the office of tho of State. his once. the quartcrmsster general

The capital stock is uncoooo divided. Egmhutmp: 3°11“;
into ”.000 gluten, each of the par t 1 it t d wool : the facto

value ntuoo. The company will com; o e ‘ or an ' ° ‘7

stance business on a capital ‘of 31 _. receivina the inquiry, both under nor-
' malconditioas and in an emergency.

l Aoomrvatlvc estimate was asked

sndtho recipient was assured that

or hwreisfarw owned by flato Del-um in! lion he “fight tarnish?
.. - .wouldhe tod csutldontislly,tobe
Medtco Sugar Gummy. s corpora». ~ - - .
. - , , lured solely‘for reference. should, an.
don existing under the laws of Bola— ~-- _ ~ .
- .incnaso in the army. at some future.
ware. The estate is locstsd, in cuba.
tho mmmmcnt of.
The incorporflora mA. 8. Duanzro! ll!!! titles 0‘ huts .
Santiago. Cubsi’Howatd J. "Pullman.’ , quan‘ . _ ‘
..lnlepii w.~nturpny.snc Nigtiol o. nor-i ‘ .—-‘—-~*—-, . p ,
rer. of Ncwrorir. The state rocolv- amen-chant: eon COLEMAN
.cd I corporation‘fcsorm.
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to be segregated; from an estate now

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' oral watch M has W06

72: you .Mspomothlng to «tum and Woes-l premium as»
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tbeen made to this

iilshing this order in a “OYIflf .

' Inflow sheets. South 31
WAWrW 1?“ M— ., .’

somethm‘comdvom s provuthnpgaolsatmwyc ,-

hol rose a 1-2. with S for t ., , .
tors and 2% for Chandler KM
the new record of 105%. m
ged for a time, but the rind was , . if. -
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cd towards midday. Unload , .
Stool leading with an advllori
to Rt; 1-? on very extensive m

Bonds were firm. ’

WALL STREET, lz30 p. m.-—“ “I
canon of 17 points in 1.--. W
to 459 was the chief Mm-fl'
mid-session. Marine Ptmw
rain and U. S. Steel held hum.
minor changes elsewhere.

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District of Norwallr, as.
Court, May 24th. A. D.. 1916. ,

Whereas. written copulation 1. -
Court for the
sion to probate of a certain
«trument as and for the will and
tell thereto of William 3.11m
of Norwallt in said District, , '

Ordered, That said applicatioit
heard and determined at .t .. 5
Office. in Norwalk. on the.“
June 1916. at 2 o‘clock all
that public notice thereofhs _
all persons interested thereby

d I

1‘."

ing a circulation in said Dist
five days before said day of -
HENRY W. G "v

 

NOTICE.

Removal of Plcr‘
On and After ’Ma
Freight will be rece at:
East River mt of Jackson .
WALK, so. nonwaut
TORT; ROWAjITON-ANW

The Aiming J. unlit
Lines. inc.

Public All '5'
onthe premises,
shine ,
Sawdust-v.27

-At 2 p. m.

20 Building whom-aloe [
feet each. . .~ r’
‘ .91...“ Avenue“
amino-between MN..-

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ram-Ton per natal. mill

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