Evening sentinel, Monday, July 24, 1916 · page 5

 

 

or $108!” wars-m IN
THE IEO? 00!?“ 1!! TH!
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN A3
YQUR [NSURANCB SHOULD BI
WRITTEN T0 PBDPmY 00V-
an YOU. Think this over. it means
a great deal to you.

Taylor 8; Golden

Telephone No. 1”
death Nemalk Truu Ce. lid;

 

The con-suds! Record)
Will Rebuild Residence.

prt Jared by Architects Russell Tracy
it alker and leRoy Ward. 52 Vander-
L ‘t avenue, New York, for rebuilding
the ne residence of James Farrell at
Bell island, which was burned recent-
ly. The new residence will be prac-
tically a duplicale of the former one.
which was constructed of field atone
for the rst story and wood for the
upper stories.
improvements to Plant.
From the plans of Architect 0w-

 

 

 

 

.Lit mamme «minnow mane a wuss

it is repeated that plans are beingi

OF NEW HAVEN, I. one

 

Dies in Hospital There/After Opera-
’tien for-Intestinal Trench»

NEW HAVEN, July 24.—Howard C., \
Webb, eX-city attorney and one of the‘

.best known lawyers in the city. died! Fire runs in the last inning by the
yesterday in a local hospital, following Emeralds, of Stamford, were enough

ltan operation tor intestinal trouble. m Bend Georgetown down to defeat
.‘He was 55 years old. He was grad- yesterday afternoon. in to the last
iuated from the Yale law school in inning both teams had struggled netk
1895. He once was a newspaper re- and neck with the score netted atthree

- and three, at the beginning of the

iporter.
i r .
l About seven years ago, while in his ninth. A completewollapse of the

Ilaw olfice, he was shot by Walter K.
Newport, an insurance agent, who had in“?

 

nsion, let in five runs, which was

Georgetown team, followed by Fahnn'sI

 

REAT your coal bit to
the most superior
coal it has ever enter-

tained. Lay in a supply of
coal that will produce more
comforting heat to the pound
than any fuel you have ever
paid out your good money for.
Warm up to this proposition.

Leave yur order with us

now. ‘. it ,7 I]!

Harris 81 Cans

Water St. South Norwdl

 

ens, Continental building, Baltimore,“ Erma“? against him 0“ account 0ft

' too muc

h of a lead for the home team

 

 

 

What does

 

. HOWLAND’S
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Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave, Cannon St. I I
Bridgeport, Conn. . , Monday. July 24, 1916.
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family, and will cost about 82,500.

 

 

ARCHER-GILLIGAN TRIAL
MAY GO OVER TILL DECEMBER
Hartford, July Zl—Thst the case

WASHINGTON. July 2L—The body

of ”cut-Lo]. M. C. Butler, the Sixth Emeralds ..... .0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 5-8

.....002001000—3
Earned runs»Emeralds. 3: George

United Ststes Cavalry, who was kill-
,ed at Alpine, Texas, Thursday by it.
3.1. Spannell, hotel manger, was buried

 

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SCORE BY lNNlNGS:

Georgetown

 

Md, extensive changes and improye. a lawsuit. Newport was sent to theito overcome. The box score: . w
ments are to be made to the ppmt‘insane asylum, in Iiiiddlelown, for a GEORGETOWN.
of the M. N. Mayehofl Co. 11 Mer- term of years and recently made his; 1" r h 9° a e, l n
win street. The frame section at theescabe from that institution.’ 'Lockwood, cf .......3 1 1 1 0 0;
western end of the plant will be torn M!“ Webb is survit ed by his wife, .l. Brennan, if ....... 5 0 0 3 0 1
down and will not be replaced. The: __ Carroll, 1b ..........5 1 3 5 1 1 .
section formerly occupied by the Dike-1 CONNECTICUT TO GET ran-tie, ss ........... 4 0 1 2 3 3 ‘
man Mfg. (‘0. will be remodeled for. MONEY FOR POST ROADS Perry, 3b ........... 0 0 0 0 1 t)
ofilce purposes and many changes will. Hartford, July iii—Under the act Schricber, 3b . ...... 4 1 l 1 1 1 .
be made in the present brick building passed by Congress for the c(,Mmlc.,(‘unninghann 2b ..... 3 0 1 2 1 1
to provide additional room for manu- tion 01 rural post roads throughouupryor- rf ............ 4 0 1 0 0 0 L -
tscturing. The cost of the improve,“ country this sum Wm receive'McGuire. c .......... ‘ 0 0 10 1 1 ct each man or woman who reads this advertisement, ask that qucstion of themselves I”!
merits WI" be about ”5100“ from the Federal government the sum Fahan, D .. --------- 4 0 0 3 4 1 I t th _ d ,
~5— ______ 4? ‘ll ~ . ‘ ' - . ~
' Lowe mm. House '3‘1832901201:1agnlgalssgsggglmfntsmla; 'l‘ t l 36 3 8 27 12 9 c i sit 0\\ll and thinlt of the one or two dozen things that they most-need right 110*
r ' i t - ; r - o s .. ......... . - , .
Plans have been made for a house 18 60 000, f 18 o _ a for “caring. 01‘ for ptrsonai use, or for the comfort of the whole: iiiiiiil ' 't
I10 be "we" “ "'9 “m" 0‘ ”Whig-20' siio 350-11901» 11:20 2932050 of)? EMERALDS' - b “
street and Hamilton avenue for Alex? Th ' ' '1 C ‘ ' . 'l '3’ r 1‘ 9° ‘ 9 Let them come to the Mill End Sale and lht'V will find almo -t -' i . - - ~ -
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. It will be‘ e money or onnecticut was D9310", d ..........5 4 3 z 0 0 h . . ' . . s “ill certainty, that it bola
of wood containing 10 room! and “It :peilit Rb: the higgway commissionernmman. 2b ..........3 1 1 2 3 0| t 05c \cry things!
i F I ‘ _ l , v
ranged for two families. with all ‘m'ioi th 88:: tr unf er law" “”1183“ Wendell, 1'! .........5 0 0 ‘ 0 0 . _ , _ . . .
provementa. The contract has not, 1 et m a y o‘sxr‘cu “Nb 0 M. Brennan, c ......5 1 2 5 2 ‘0I 'lhat is the splendid distinction of the Mill End Sale.
been let. 'i! pans or econs rscton oft eroads Smifli,p............4 0 1 2 7 0
__ inlet“? ”1: ““1“” and the m“°"|'rucker, 3b ....... 5 o 1 0 1 1 It brings the very things that people want. .- .
Ml!" Street House. s:cr:taryul'i:fol:;uih:;:::::i:d 'bryoltf Mend, it """ 5 0 I 1 0 0
John Peccerello has taken the con-3mon is "unable 9" p Archie, ss ........ ..i 1 0 1 2 2 It brings big quantitcs of those things, -.
tract for building a frame house oni ' Cooperine, rt ........4 1 1 o o o ‘ ‘
Main street for Joseph Miserindlno, ——'—-‘ ' ______ I It Min g fin - - . - - -
. . e \' c - 1' r
it will be 22130 feet, arranged for one! COLONEL BUTLER suntan Totals ...........40 s 10 27 ,5 3! g a“ ‘3’ 0‘ ‘hem- ‘ I ,

And always at a price that makes each article twice as attractive as usual. 3‘ ‘t -'

; (must

i ‘h'st .t.
George Williams, of Norwalk. ”I
stopping at the Selleck house, in Bethe

of Mrs. Amy E, Archer-Gilligan, who
is now in the County jail, awaiting
trial for the murder of Franklin it.
Andrews. will be adjourned to the
—-———- ~December term of the Superior court
-—There is no question about Brand'l of Hartford county was reported in
81.00 to $2.50 guarantee slsrm clocks.l local legal circles today,
Think of it. No charge if there come1 it is beljeved that Mrs.
detects. main or hair springs breakloilligsn will be taken before a spe-
within the first 15 months. Chill" cially convened session of the grand
Brand, South Norwalk. jury at the September term. State's
Attorney Hugh ll, Alcorn will then
ask that the trial go over until the

 

 

Miss Eleanor Merrill, of South Norv

Archer~I

Iin Arlington Cemetery today. Span-“'3'“ 2, Two~base hits—DeMott, Cas-
Itle. First on balls-OI! Fshan, 1; of!

me" also killed his own wife, shoot-.

ting the two as they sat in Spannell’s.sm“h- 1- Struck out—By Smith, 5;
”automobile in which Spannell innit-WW FWD. 9- 14’“ 0" bun—Emer-
{vited Colonel Butler to ride_ aids. 8: 60031910“. 9- Double plays
‘ ~Archie, Altman and Wendsll: Alt-
URGED TO VISIT NATIONAL FORMER-ll and Wendell. Passed ball—M.
ESTs. iBrsnnsn. First on errors—George-
WASHINGTON. July lat—Tourists town. 3; Emeralds. 7. Hit by pitcher
,seeking America‘s besw spots are be- —By Smith (Lockwood). Stolen bases
Iing directed by the government to tho—scrum“, Castle, Cunninghgm. ' 17m.

lNational Forests as vocation grounds.‘pire..nabor_ Time—dz“.
l'l‘he forestry‘servlce is distributinii

 

 

L130.000 maps showing camp

citiel,‘ NATIONAL DEFEN‘E PROGRAM.

Every‘yeliow Mill End Tag.
points out a bright saving!

The Howland Dry Goods Co.

 

ISCHODA CLUB CLAMBAKE.

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DELICIOUS CREAMERY BUTTER anuflounru'tngc"unis: 32¢

walk, is spending a few days with rel-
niives and friends in South Street, lu‘

Stamford.

 

The meeting of the Norwalk Rifle,

next term. it was said today that the
state police had not vet completed its
investigation of the case. it is likely
that one and possibly two more bodies
will be exhumed in an effort to obtain
more evidence against the accused

lhunting and fishing grounds, roads.I
Hallo am! telephone lines.

Directions accompanying the maps,
show how to reach the forests. ,

Senate most of this week.
the army bill,

—-————

WASHINGTON, July 24.—-Tbe na-i
uuuai ueienso Dustin Wilt new», we I

Debate on
. resumed today, is ex-1
' pected to last for several days nsd be—

The lschodd Club held a delightful

clambake at S eamboat lace es
day. About. sixty were I’preiien , dill;

tall were much pleased with the bake

'URE LARD (teen Tifg‘t’iiigjflgs‘se'ss-e'sssiq‘ss‘sssllssulspdeenus 15°
CONDENSED MILK (full wslghe ....,

. 1.5L.

was be
[served by “18 committee “'ho consil‘ VAN CAMP’S 30UP3 pelise'uspesij's's’si'sjfifieu'eoeeas'o-osssQesee 7°

lted of Charles H. Ferris, Gus, Clemis.

t'luh, which was to be held this even-l
ing, is postponed until later in the
week.

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With the hot weather here you
should have your porch and lawn fur-
nished with the cool, summer furnish-
ings that does not absorb the suns
heat. The large and varied assort-
ment shown by the A. J. Collins t‘o..
is as cool and fresh as ones comfort
requires, and .not only that but means
also that it keeps up its style when put
on the lawn or under trees. See adv.

'cHIOHEfiTER SP , .
lull-“L‘ngsirm
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Edward Smith was arrested, Satur-
day evening, on West avenue, by on.
cer Thomas Dorney, for drunkenness.
Smith is employed in New Canaan on
:1 Well digging machine, and explained
that he came toNorwalk to buy shoes.
As it was his first oifence he was al-
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behavior.

As a result of a light which occur- K
rod, early Sunday morning. in the \x .. -“
boarding house of Emmit Austin. on ’. r ,

Water street, Fred Britto and Philip
James were arrested by Chloe! Jar:
\‘is Murray. Britto was intoxicated
and attacked James. At the finish
ilritto was pretty badly cut up. in
murt, this morning. James admitted
that be punished Britto a little more
severely than was necessary. for

MANY NEW TIN MILLS.

fore the week is over Senate

and

iCommodore Ashworth, George Clark,

POST TOASTIES 31¢‘cs‘ses'flan‘s4onso'oseo'esssifisi'ssessslssseso-sss OB

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PITTSBURGH, Pa., July 2l.-—Five.llouse conferees will meet in a strug-
tin mills recently constructed at the 319 over a building program for the
MoKeci-iport plant of the McKeesport‘nat-y.

Tln Plate (‘nmmmy were blown in to— Efforts will be made to get final ac-
dw. Seventeen additioniiTuiills Elicition on both army and .navy confer.
being constructed and when complet—‘ence reports early in August. Ad-
ed there will lien total of iorty-lour,I journment is set for August 19. but in-

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and Daniel Powell. The menu con-
sisted of steamed round clams, blue-
tlsb, chicken, sweet and white pota-
Hoes, corn, brown bread. tomatoes and
,cigars. The party broke up at a late

.AKED BEANS: Cl". i‘to‘esut 'uuu.ossosssi'unus<Inseam 25¢

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which he was fined $1 without costs.
llritto, who has recently completed a

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stay in Bridgeport, was given sixty

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days. lie appealed and bonds were
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on improved Real
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