as .1! if they say is
' f ides torrid. “Your
sell stolen. I think
horrid”. But joy. is
Mien. our dream are
when they smilingiy
pot us and talk much like
11‘s“! will give you my
_ l’or nest winters coal
3 ss‘ they take from their
{pockets a nice little roll).
5 The last lot you sent was
f best we have bought,
i In waste whatever—
9'I
We just as it ought. To
i ”With such coal is a
2 Mo indeed; you are sure
fifths- orders whenever we
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Phones 833-1532
Old Dominion Line
new York to 0ch‘ Point Comfort,
«41., daily except Sunday.
Faro, 00.25 ono way—sis Round
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whim “1 meals
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. Real totals and insuraneo.‘
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sourt-I NORWALK, come.
Specialties—B, P. 8. Paint, Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles, t
Webb in the Superior Court.
'l‘hecaseiuavory lnterestlngon’.
as forty-three hearings were how in
Ifemd. it is a dispute over an amount
due for the contraction of a dwelling
for the detendants in Greenwich.
Whitney Company, Inc, is a New
York contracting ilrm, and its con-
struction of a dwelling for the defend-
anbse in Greenwich.
Buy now while this
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33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
CLIFFORD
'Is .Cool
BUSINESS M
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Dancing Afternoon and Evening
sale is on. This is/the logical
place for you to buy your necessary Summer Suits, Costs.
Dresses. Waiats, Skirts and Hats.
FINAL CLEAN-UP
on all Women’s and Misses' Suits, Coats. Dresses. Skirts ,
and Hats. 50% ofi while they last.
P ARIS MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER
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These Hot Days
.RATHSKHLER
and Comfortable
EN’S LUNCH 400
tosp.m.
Whitney Company, Inc, is a New
‘York contracting firm. and it con-
Istructed a house for E. W. and Elise J.
Church in Greenwich and claimed the
latter owed $60,000 for the work
which was done. The defendants put
'in a counter-claim In which they al-
leged that work on the house was de-
layed through the fault of the plain-
tiff, and the mattea was referred to
an arbitration board, composed of at
torney John W. Banks of Bridgeport
Charles J. Kelly, a wellknown arbitra'
New York architect.
The arbitrators heard both sides
and awarded the Churches damages of
l5,200. in doing so, they completely
wiped out the claim of $60,000 by tho
*plalntiil. The care interested con-
tractors and builders in New York,
and the verdict which the defendants
obtained is consid one of the bit
zest of its kind ev awarded.
Attorney Spottswood D. Bowers, o!
the law firm of Bowers & Williamson,
of Bridgeport is representing ill. W. and
of the hearings held in New York.
The many hearings were held in the
metropolis in order to accommodate
Specials for Thursday
SHOULDER LAMP CHOPS assooaapsaosZota‘olsIO 2
RIB LAMB CHOPS .............................
LOIN LAMB CHOPS u... . ..
w STEW LAMB .................
VERYFINEPEACHES .
WATERMELONS ..... 4 ¢ each
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
’ ~ (2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
e-oeooseossoogoooo-
sot-IOOIOIUSIOC‘CII
basket
13 MAIN s'r.
Not-walk. Phone 88:.
the many witnesses in the case.
counr nsrusss T0 EXEMPT
sono’or sung a KNAPP.
.——.—.—.
Depositors Win Blg Legal Victory
Through Judge Webb's Decision.
Burr & Knapp depositors In Bridge.
‘port. won a big legal victory today
Ewhcn Judge Webb of the superior
Icourt declined to throw ouKh
Ii’ork Judge Webb overruled the de-
murrer filed by counsel for the bond-l
lng company except in one minor
point. lie said the depositors were
POTATOE
ANDREW
98 WasbiagioaSt.
on... Selected
3 30b pk.
DAVEY Inc.
Southflorwalk.
entitled to participate in the bond
After the Burr & Knapp failure in
1914 it was found dull the firm had a
no 000 bond tus'd inli‘cwrdmee with
private banking firms. The surety'
company delayed making good on the
bond so suit was brought by the State
of Connecticut and several depositors.
grounds. They claime'd the proceeds‘
of the bond were not an asset of the
bank and that the dltidend from the
~ bonds would not be sutilclont to com-
” tooth; never decays, it can't
" is cam by germs eating away
» It will pay you to have
“_ w looked over.
W makes no charge for ex-
_' Tooth, Like interest,
Knit:— Working.
Mallory
HAMBURG STEAK o o q o'i’g‘e o o s sin oomordoos a‘aco ea 0 I“
BEEF LIVER . o o o e s o s o o \ ItaJZOIOIoJJ omo'sio l‘o-s a o o o o o s‘ 10¢
VEAL STEW
PLANK’STEAK
32 Washington St.
59 Main S
.oasoooosovstooosavaoooo.oosxososoooooo 16¢
FRESH PLATE oaoaoas.OOIIw0.0IOIIO‘O'OIIOI‘lIlfllsss- 12¢
a... 16¢
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
80th Norwalk.
t. . _Norwalk.
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pensate the depositors for their losses.
.it was also alleged that Trustee John
C. Chamberlain should not have be“
Is party to the action. Judge Webb
ingress with this view but overruloaI
'the other parts of the demurrer The
depositors can now proceed with their
suit in the regular way.
The depositors
amounts they had in the bank era:
3Attorney Elbert 0 Hull “6; Wil-
llsm A. Barnes. 02 015. 97; Charles H.
Armstrong. 3580 12; Mendelsohn Bros.
t5. 756.;23 Thomas Arnold and John
We Have the Right Goodsat
the Right Prices. See for Your-
self in Yesterday’s Ad.
Tel. 371
East India; Tea Co.-
~125 Washington Street
H. Greenwood. 82802.11; Stanley J.
Greenwood. $3, 221. 29»
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WIFE ELOPEB, OFFICER SUICIDES
MUNICH. July 19. —-Driven to insan-
it by the falthleasnens of his wife.
Dr Ludwig Resalnger, a wealth chem-
is and manuiacturer of Landshut. and
major of the Bavarian lsndstrum has
committed suicide. The major last
week returned home on a short fun
iough. To his astonishment he found
his house closed and inchargo of the
gardner who informed him that his
wife had gone to Munich early in
spring with one of his best friends.
, He hastened to the capital where
he found his lsithless wife and her
r
MAGNOLIA.
LION
SWEET CLOVER
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VAN CARP .
GRANDMOTHER’S
GOLD CROSS‘j
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can lie
Milk
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hearth so.
his own hotel and shot himself. As
he leaves no children his wife will
get his large fortune.
AMERICAN TRADE surrsns.
WASHINGTON, July luc-Amerloan
trade. with New Zealaad is suited“
greatlyfrom look or smells-facili-
ties. consular “posts tidagfald. .im-
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York. was held mono, bolero Ms- 1
New York, gooo letters were introdno- 'j
edandatrunkfulloteshibttbwsreot-
Itor of New York. and E. C. Stout, a
I
to collect on the 810,000 bond furnish-I
ed by the National Surety Co. of New more condsnsed and still will be justI
Counsel for tho surety company!
then tiled a demurrer on various legal I company until every directory in the)
lover in a fashionable hotel. After a .
stormy scene the odicer returned to .
lam-1m. Theta-oas-
., Tholorfloahin WOW feet
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oking cool is an art that has wonderfully to fem-
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or $4.95 you can dress your hair in cool-looking I
tyles for Summer that are ‘most becoming to you. I
PHONE ntltwroav m new UNI.
sis} is _FORM’
Southern New England Telephone
Company ¢ondsnoes Books by Use
of New Type and also.
According to information received
here teddy by Manager Maurice H.
Nuttlng, oi the Southern New England
Telephone hompany s exchange in this
city. the Tiny directory of the com-
pany will pear in an entirely new
heir suit iorm, botli' slide and out. from thosoI
used in tllI past The new book is
Ias legible The great bulk of the
present boblt Ied to the new inov alien
Iand the change should be one for
I the better.
' The new book will measure 9 381.
Iinches wide and 11 1-4 inches long.
‘threo coluiiiith being used on the in-
side of book instead of two as here‘fo-
010 time I“ ‘0 970”“ depositors "it fore. The styles of type have all beenI‘
I changed and represent selections from
lover 100 samples. This type, which
is believed to be much more legible
than that which has been used in the
past, was not decided upon by the
leountry had been examined and, as
a matter of Ilsct. it is diiferent from
all the types in the other books.
Jagent, in cooperation with A. F.‘
Brooks, commercial engineer.
tasted and designed the new cover.
its changing the shape of the tele
phone direclni‘y the book follows theI
style of all the large companies in, cut Motor Vehicle Register. published[
the country. and in addition is great-I by the State Publishing Company, is;
who sued and the 1y reduced in the number of pages? bang distributed The edition runs
Owing to the fact that it had to be
entirely reset-the book will not ap-
pear until-Tau“ 6. ’ '
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tron Burs », .. clals have abandoned
their plan. , a“trsnstt privi-
lege” that . permit Gen Cipriand
Cairo and:
New York . .
for Porto
the R ‘
It was explained\ at
‘ y that exclusion of the
, . president from the
it: old operate to bar him!
I“ ; or other insular posJ
from the ruling of
1 lion Oilcs do
. on had not reached
‘ ., . were studying
9’the testimony taken
Castro‘ I ’
.. ' lnetti to use up
' return from Philadel-
rEWS, Va., July 19.—.~
sea treasure hunting
seek to recover the
~ » 01 silver bullion
Newport News today
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Summer Wearing Apparel. Don't fail to see our stock be-
fore yea buy. We can save you money. ‘
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| Joseph E.’ Southerton, direatory anzofuzoozoo:«WWM«n
,gm
°”"I new moron vsmcu: REGISTER
'CONTAINS MANY new FEATURES
The June volumne of the Connecti-
to 30,000. Copies are being sent to
'the cloaks of the respective towns and
obtain them from these distributing
stations. One tourist trip begins at
New Haven, going through Milford,
Stratford. Bridgeport. Fairlield. South.
port, Westport. Norwalk. Wilton.
Branc ville, Danbury, Brookiield.
North ale, Marblodale. New Preston,
Bantam, Watorville, Waterbury. Nau-
back to New Haven, a distance of 135
miles
With the register is s New Enz-
There are 35,337 pleasure cars entered.
391 dealers cars; 393 motorcycles and
5.544 commercial cars. beside a list
received too late to classify numerl~
cally. The cars are listed in double
columns,'two to each page for con-
venience‘ in looking up names and
numbers and the list is complete up to
July 1. “A supplementary register will
be issued about August 15 classifying
the cars received tourists tor the pres-
ent issue. The next issue will be
complete to about July 20 or August
1, according to the time the informa-
tion for the compilation is received.
IVETERAN RUIBER WORKER
DEAD. ‘
GOhCHBBTlsB. Conn. July 18.—
John stator, aged 96, who canto here
in use with the Hayward Rubber Com-
pany. died tpday. from old age infirmi-
ties. llr. Slater had held town olieea
sadrsat In the General Assembly of
use. ms surviving sons are John, of
this town. aad‘Donold, of Providence,
and a daughter, Hrs.'_Peter Kiley, of
New Haven.
cities and others desiring them can.
of convenient size. -
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HOPE SHIPBUILDING SILL
WILL PASS TODAY
WASHINGTON, July 19. ——The hard.
est fought provision of the naval bill
had been approved when the Senato
took up the measure again today.
Adoption of the increased building
program, however. left two amend. “t
ments thought liltely to bring deter.
mined opposition. One would have thb
Federal Trade Commission Investigate
the armor plate situation before tho
Government builds a plant, and tho
other would prohibit use of a Unltei!
States warship in Latin-American wa-
ters for collecting money lduo a pri-
vate individual, Leaders hoped to pose
the bill today.
suntomo Panama lSOUEDf . -t ..
The following permits were issued,
yesterday, by Building inspects?
Ciaaence l. Finch:
A permit to A. R. Malltin 0: Co.. too
the constructidn of a new resident'-
for Frank Presbrey, in King sgreet.
Cost. $3. 000.
A permit to William Haase, for th.
erection of a garage for Mrs. Johann:
Cordes, in Strawberry Hill avenue.
Cost, $150.
A permit to C. W. Penneil, los-
plumbing and heating in the Instr
- house of l". 0. Johnson. in Gregory
Boulevard.
A permit to I. lit. Whitney, for the
erection of an ice house at the Holy;
Ghost Fathers, in Weed street.
It“
KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF.
HARRISBURG. Ps., July 19:13am
Shun. aged at a farmer near Illa.
town. yesterday shot and ”
killed his wife and then commute.
snicido_ The nine children of tho coho
pie witnessed. the tragedy, . at,
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