m “yum seems» 1. eliminate 11.. ml'rwo van or 111111 errLs were: or manner.
;muusuw pr
" Jam comm
THURSDéVI—AUG. 3, 1916
”I ”w-“ ~_—-—
TOIORROW Ital effectiveness.
Rflizh tide 1'47 a m ' 2'10 p m I Th“ “'0‘“ b“ INTERN “out:
Sun rises 4:50; not: 7:08. Iwhiie. because it would presumably
' EVENING SENHNEL TELE-Il)‘ hour-ante systems.
PHONE CALLS ———————4—————~
Editorial loans—9:. sruerorrv.
aw Sized—9035.5 1388. A war correspondent write; from
Editor’s Wrong-3.
City Editor’s mildew—75:4.
Buttress WI ROIidOflOO—Itrencbes, heard of the execution of
"‘3'“. Captain Fryatt. a storm of wrath
”haw. “imam“ swept through theranks. The men
W .1 .. , -. . '
saw red Th” made the "mm!” Ilr.\iar1 Stone 'thc littlc doc-
CROSSING 8!GNAL8.
lip farmer. or a teamster or a mo-
to‘rist should see on "" roadside, on
tbavtop of a toll poi . a white disk
two feet in diameter, with a black
.5 ”1...pr
1
"It. R.”
cross, would he sit up and take no-
lice? He probably Would, And if he
didn’t realize that the sign indicated
a railroad crossing a hundred yards
further on, he would probably find it
out in time to avoid being run over.
Suth, at least,
two committees, one rcpresentingthe'
is the reasoning of
'r" “ railroads of the country. and the oth-
er representing the public service
i commissions, which have been trying
to solve the problem of making cross-
They agree that the. pres-
ent partly
because they are too varied and part-
lngs ante.
warnings are ineffective,
iy b1 causr 11111-1 of them are not con-
ripicuous enough.
White and black are to ropiaoe red
at night.
as warning colors, except
Ever; the 111111.: of protected crossings
are to be painted in ulternnte black
.12:- 1'
“*Qm'lfiithite stripes, because that corri-
’birrution seems to make them more
And
11
1
conspicuous than any other.
rats,
1 ority.
gain.
en:
eporrlhlc, directly.
:1 million soldiers to the British Army”
and for unifying 11nd energizing theI
llritish nation The German buttnl
Imith‘uus to make their recommenda-
Inon.» eilective just as we are spend-
mNIATURE ALMANAC FORIII‘S u illions now for nziliulzy and 11a«
Ieliminatt the need of our present cost-
nortl.ern France that when British
tulips, about to r‘taok the German
name a battle cry. and charged the tor of I\iui\ia11”'
enemy with a more murderous sptrmtt‘ m 11 educated 111 a Methodist rnis- as a 11 rrtcr, administrator, public
a“. they had 0", shown before. No I strut school in (birth arid/rater speaker, wrangelist, home maker
hodkwill e111: know 110' many G” and charming hostess ”It;
mans that day,.1nd since. were thrustI \Itclrigatl.
“(”5 1mm“! 0" l" “"d ”1" Imelsltiuoush in British baioncta 11110 or Itching her diploma she hastened Mid she
on the horizontal arms of ”"Iv-tnt
for that mistakt 11
would still be living.
That shows the
I‘M")? In “Vina“ 30"! 0’ "1mm"! 5‘“ tortlr litrrrorial Hospital. \1 IrtrcInskmg for rrtcdical attention. We '
Aside from fibrin“ Questionfli tor Sl\l(L’l] _1cnrs lllt littIc doctorI mect a 1"arict_1 of diseases which
of right and ”on," and consideredII‘ih l11111 (Illltll_\' at work wrthoutiquitc outnutuhcm those to he‘
really
1only from the standpoint of pr itctital’ Interruption.
Iwarfttrc. it is absurd military tactics: “I” “inch-
to shoot an English captain of a rnet'-‘
tirantman for having tried to ram aI, .
U-bont at a time when the 1' Math
were torpedoinc merthantmen withl IN IN, MI
out warning. Every enemy is instant-I
ly angered by the act, and the "come-I
baci'.” far outweiirhts any I
“Frightfulnoss” frills to fright-i
it simply steels the enemy
stronger resistance. .
Till
British communities were probnbh rc-
Zeppelln attacks on
for adding:
ions are toda1 pining in blood for the
[or on {stun years. He would
organise a powerful Bureau of Fire
IPreVention, employing the best chem
engineer! and physicists in the
’1 *I- I" AND A' L GOLDEN” ”world pr'otiding them with all tbefla-
' PROPRIETORS Icilitiraa they needed, and
linportnrrt
spending
from the Mc'dital
the l'niv‘érsity of
lnrrrrtdiatcl) upon rc-'
Igraduutcd
I \( It1ml oi
1xetution ‘to ix'iukiant.r and started a norktntrd procrastinatit‘nr
that within two years. rieccsnitat
ed the foundation of the now.
Ifzmmus l Iizaheth “ht-Ito" Dan»
is tit the head of a
is trcnting nearly 25,—
In addition
Dr Stone
mo patients a war.
III IIIIIIIIEIIIIlI SiIIlI
(Continued from First Page).
possible
t0
I1 District Court of the United States.
District of Connecticut.
(‘lo1er Manufacturing Company 13.
Hay Tl. Sherwood. doing business
pencefu
ut tenet
turing Cor1rpanv.No 1440.10'
under the name of Dairy Manufuc
Eoulty.
harles McC. Chapman, £311.. of New
is a tlatitt Chi-‘
crossing; watchmen are to display big.
white disks with 11 black border and
. in “bite letters.
the. pord "Slop"
red or white flag.
Hr’"
warning signals will be used at every
railroad United
It the
eonrmittees'are adopted. as they prob-
ably will be, this new, uniform set of
crossing in
Sluice.
___._.__...1___._
AN ANTI-FIRE SUGGESTION.
llr. Maynard M. Metcalf, in an arti-
‘rle in the Scientific Monthly. makes it
prevention
prmosal regarding fire
which is in no immediate danger of
adoption—it is too simple, sensible
I“ and scientific. . leaving New York city on 11' Monday
it. The nation is now losing every year reached San Francisco the following
11.4 by fire more than half the out of Saturday afternoon. making“!!! 3.390
building the Panama Canal. Little miles in five days. 14 hours and 46‘
it" ‘3
7 h
' if! the look
11*“.
I I all! insures that.
real progress has been made in fight-
ing this peculiarly American evil, be-
‘V 11211111." have always looked on it as
' on individual problem rather than a
nodennhprdblem. Most of us are sat-
isfied merely to carry insurance on
our property. If a factory, or a store
or 11 house burns down, the owner ooh
lent: his insurance, and then goes
. attend and builds another structure
u-pri’otty much like the one destroyed,
Andsoit goeson in ' ______._.._____'_.
5 abacudlesa chain of fire losses and in-
"runes payments.
The error in thin system lies in the
': foot that, so far as the community is
Imoerned—and therefore as for as
“no individual lumen 11: concerned in
the end—tho insurance doesn't make :
”The tire loan is co?» 1
11 team rim-11111611 of
‘ mun. An out tire 111mm policy
I”, M9 “on! the m mt: til-1111111.-
ot the individual loner."-
painted across them
instead of raising 111
recommendation of
the.
stupid execution of Edith (‘.11ell. The
aftermath of the _von ’l‘lrpitz navnlI
campaign is to be seen 011 every bat-
tle front.
Any atrocity, whether us innovation
or retaliation, is worse than wicked;
it is stupid. Or perhaps all wicked
nest; is stupid. At any rate. one ofthe
chief causes for the pment appalling
plight of Germany is the stupidity of
the men who imagined they were pro
‘iecting her by their deliberate severi-
these
ties.
———————a——.»_.—_-_._—
DEPENDABLE VEHICLES.
Again the transcontinental automo-
bile record has been smashed. Acar
minutes. The machine used was not
a racer. but a standard car.
The presumption hr that, barringnn-
usually badviluck, almost any owner of
a good car who knows how to get the
most. of it could accomplish the some
feat. Automobile building has now
reached such a degree of perfection.
that the only question .of endurance
and dependability rests with the
driver. not the mechanism.
Speaking of birth control—undone
may do no outside of Boston without
being sent to the penitentiary it! 11—-
the only country in the world giving
bfloial- sanction to this duetflnro in.
Holland. nation in ruler! by a woman.
. , , _
wn'mxmt ti- nut-um.
ton. Ill. who he forbidden m to
your «111111111111 W on the moat;
you p 11111; disupog’ min the neo-
I
I1
I lork city. and John J. Walt-h, Elton
i
' than—box or container in within tilt
of Norwalk, (‘01th for plaintitf;'
Jtu-eplr A. the), 131111.. of South Nor-
wallt. L‘onn. for dciendrnt.
Memorandum of Decision on Motion to
Dissolve Temporary Injunction
'lnonlas, District Judge
The bill of complaint charges the
defendant with the infringement of 11
1111111 quark, duly registered catering
11 11111boi Npresenting a four leaf
dimer and the infringement of Let-
ters Patent of the l'nited States, No
924,bti4, for improvement in a grind
ing composition it also contains a
charge of unfair competition in that!
the defendant has imitated the. shape.
guration structure and color of the
plaintiff‘s boxes and the label applied
to such boxes in the matter of shape.
form. illustration thereon and the ar-
r‘anm ment of two or composition of
the label. it then asks for an injunc-
tion restraining the further infringe-
ment of said Letters Patent and tho
using of the said Trade Mark or lint
tation thereof, or close resemblance
thereto, calculated to deceive the pub-
lic in connection with the grinding
composition of the said Letters Put
em.
Contempornneously with the filing
of the bill of complaint. the'plaintlff
tiled a motion for a temporary injunc-
tion on which motion a temporary in
straining order was granted» and sub
sequentiy on order for an injunction
pendente the was issued. The defeat!-
nnt» now moves for a dissolution of
the temporary injunction.
The validity of the patent has not
been adjudicated. and the 111111111111 re-
lies upon acquiescence and the pre-
sumption arising from the luminance
of the patent tugboat»- tho poplin
ounce of. the injunction. The'motion
for the dissolution of the injunction
pondcuto llto is pmdicoted upon ton
contentions: (1) That the Illegal in.
vention claimed in said Letters Patent
is void flor- want of patoptable novelty.-
and is a 11W that m from
11mm mm; ”Minn for the
manhunt!) Windmill“
to being a physician and surgeon
of remarkable skill, she is famous
”The great difficultic~ (littlun
“nil in medical 1101i. in (Irina,'
“are public ignoramc
\lany oi
Iour patients come to us in the :
last stages of disease. having [la-1'"
ticntly waited for self-cure bufou
found own in the most crowded‘
dispensarics of the hospitals of
the great American cities
turd (3) threatened inmngement b1
Ithe defendant.
l‘pon mature consideration l 113' 11111
at all convinced that the presumption ,
It rising from the mminr' oi the pn‘
Ierrt and uhich is not.
Esupported by an adjudication, is strf
Iltc'nrt to satisfy 11 court that the 10:1
sons for a final d1 cree in the 11!;1111-
Ill 1 . finer 11 c so strong that die d1-
Ii‘.'er.dcnt would be excluded from
1-..tttlclng the alleged imentlorr with
Iettl a hearing on the merits, esp~clnl-
I” 1111 the validity oftkpptent is 111111 ,1
a. sailed. The more murmur" rud
Iplactng upon the market for sale by
1
made or claimed to be mark? under it '
Inrc not sufficient to indicate acquicn- , 1
Ireuw b1 tilt pubht iii the t‘\tltifll\'-t '«1
The _
permit! 1-:
the iisunnce of an injunction pendants M
Night ass-crud under the patent.
Ipublic acquiescence which
lite in pattnt tour-es 11'_lthout a prior
ndjudhntlon. requires the niost con-
‘v'inttng proof that there has both a
continued and exclusive public ncqui- I
Iescence in tin.I exclusive rights arr-i
‘su: 11-1! b1 the pmcrrtec. An rxamirra ‘
tion of the mot in: p rpers con1i111 cs
lrue that such a case has not beenI
'nrade by the plaintiff. it would seem?
that the qu1stion is too important and
Ion the question of acquiescence.
I Furthermore, the bill of complaint:
charms the defendant with the in-'
frlnrement of [I patent and a trade
Inrari: and with unfair competitionl
insofar as the defendant' s acts are al
leged they are the infringement. of 1
Letters Patent, accompanied by the
use of the plaintiff's trade mark on
the alleged infrtnginr artwlcte and theI
tion for, which the same relief
termination of all the issues involved“
or their witnesses in open court.
In general, a. preliminary injunction
will not be granted in trade mark or
unfair competition cases where the‘
evidence is conflicting and doubtful. 1
Evidence of unfair conduct must be
reasonably clear. Cantrell & Cot-th-
1Benjnmin Moore lb Co.,v.Au11-rll, 158
IFed. 462; Star Co. v. Colyer Publish-
:‘ing House, 141 Fed. 129 ’
I Protection may. however. and .ahouldtno'poo
be afforded to the pialntifl by renal?- hostel. Abraham Bernstein. May Natl-I
for more "I“ 11 ggnlrattln l I 1"11115 the detendant to Keep an WantItel and Jennie B'ernstoln of New Ha-
of solar and pronto pendlnuutt.’ 800 mi.
Opportunities Are Many 111’ Our
AUGUST 1
7 CLEARANCE SALE:
Never Have We Offered so Much l
for so Little Money
The items we advertise for tomorrow scarcaly men that hint of the
great note.
There are hundreds of yellow and blue signs in every part of this bigr sbro that indicate
reasonable and desirable articles which are greatly undarpriced, but not advertised
possibilitrieo of an.
i
It
‘ t
zzc‘ PILLOW CASES
45x36 good. firm muslin. will wear
well and 11'th heavier.
Tomorrow. each ...... 17¢
$1.00 BED SPREADS
llix handsome crochet spreads,
Marseilles patterns.
81.38
Tomorrow. each . . . .
in this cm 9.
.3300 BLANKETS
Plain colors and some plaids. Full
biz bed size. ,
'I'omorrow, per pair .
$1.98
2'51: PONGEE srrm'rrnos
colore 1
and
32 inches wide, excellent
stripes. for men‘s shirts
women's waists.
19¢
'I‘oriiormw, per yard ..
25c 111111311 CLOTH
turd wide.
weave.
'I‘orrrorrow. per yard . 12VJ¢
white herring bone
:1"
QB
39: GUEST TOWELS
1,000 scalloped or hematitched. All
pure linen.
t
t
the owner of the patent of devices '
'l‘omorow. each ...... 19¢
39c TRAY CLOTHS
18x27 in.. all pure linen; un~
hemmed.
'I'mnormv, each ...... 19¢
,COrporption Paper: Filed With Set:-
The Gilbert
.100 germ“... to be (“me of by “m raring Company of Reddinx has filed
11111111, as no unusual conditions arei certificates 0‘ “'3“?- showing increuo
shown to exist which are persuaslye ‘3 0‘ $500 000 0“ “9 “9"“ “wen
i with the secretary of state. The cap-
Iiltll Is now $1. 000,.000 I
The Federal Merchantile Corpora-1
tion,
The capital
divided into 2,000 shares of common
stock,
business with $3,000.
,tors are John R. Ollvyr. George \\'.1‘
Oliver and A. V. Oliver of Norwalk. I
The Progressive Tool Equipmenti
imitation of dress, labels, etc" and Company, of New Haven, has lncors‘
contain two or more good causes of pornted
00111916th Emilia! out of one transact 350 000. divided into 500 shares of com-I
18 man stock
sought. This affords an additional 13in business with $10. 000 The in-I
reason why the injunction pendento corporators are Kent L. Bradley and
lite, as issued. might not be proper, at Henry 8. Thomson of New Haven andI
least until there had been a out do- Robert H. Chirtwtn 6! Shelton. I
The Crabby
after a full examination of the parties Q Gmnbr'. has manned.
are:
I.(.‘ourud Hump, secretary, William
Hemp. 0t Gunny.
twitlr Hilda C. Balm oi“ (trophy, are
1.de Abe mini authorised in! '
_.810,000 divided into 100 shame of
Icommon stock I
, The Eureka Tricycle Company. of,
rape Ltd., v. Wittemnnn, 109 Fed. 82; New Haven. has meow The.
capital author-load is $25,000,111“de
into 250 shares at common stock The.
W001! W111 W 3’um “mi N director! rogate Coholan, of New York. Thin
The incmontm are W'Iwmim 1.?an divid- amount to due Kr Jone. for bi- work
rod into no about oil cannon stocknin July. a previous order MI 3m ,
mwmmmm 333,000; 25 havingbeen uvonbitaforthoilrlt:
981: TABLE DAMASK
$8.00 WOMEN'S DRESSES
White embroidery, figured voiles.
also some sport models.
- $4.50
each
$13.00 WASH SKIRTS
Made of pique. gabardi’ne and linen.
Separate belt, ptch pockets and
pearl buttons.
T oruorrow. $1.98
$1.00 LINGERIE WAISiI‘S
White and colored. All new pretty
models.
'i‘onrorrow. each ...... 59¢
8c MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
llemstttched. full size, fine quality.
Tomorrow ..... 6 for 21¢
59c BOYS’
NIGHT SHIRTS
Good heavy muslin, well trimmed.
All sites. it"
. 39¢
Tomorrow,
we Hat PTN'S
Sterling silver with large
top.
Tomorrow ..... 2 for 10¢
asc'CURTAIN MADRAS
Full 36 inches wide, white only.
'I ‘omorrow,
each ....
each
pearl
Tomorrow. per yard .. 17¢
25c CUTICURA SOAP
'iomorrow, per cake .
16¢ I
32.50 NIGHT GOWNS
Pink and White chiffon crepe, lace
and ribbon trimmed.
T omorrow, each ., .. 51,39
79c ENVELOPE CHEMI‘SE
Made of iine muslin, full size, laoe
trimmed.
Toni 01'011',
,1,
.a-.. -c§
gr «é
a
1 .
each .......
31.50 PET’I‘ICOATS
Made of white saline. Uood deep
pleated ruffle, cut full
'I‘orrtorrow. each ...... 89¢
$1.00 ROUND
DUSTLESS MOPS
(‘lean and dust all hard-to—get-at ,*
places. .. 5'.
Tomorrow, each ...... 69¢ ‘1
$2. 25 WASH BOWLS I
AND PITCHERS
White enamel on steel.
Tomorrow
79c TEA KETTLES
No. 8, 7 quarts gra) enamel
on 3
steel
'1 11mm rmv. each ...... 55¢
$3.00 AXMFNSTER RUSS
86172. Oriental dooilns.
'l‘onroirow, each £21”
roc PEARL BUTTONS
Fine quality,
3 for 10¢
h
'5 3.1” I” an: ”.5
.........
9
a.
. 0
Tomorrow . ...
68 inches wide. Sturdy quality.
lrish manufacture.
'l‘oumrrow, per yard ..
i
I
1
R‘DDTNG (30., INCREASES I
CAPITAL TO ӣ00,000
rotary of the State. I
c Bennett Manufac-
of Norwalk. has incorporated:
authoriaed is $50 HOOOI
The corporation will begin
The incorporm'
Couch Hammocks
For lawns or sleeping porches at lowest prices.
frames and attractive awning; if needed.’
Refrigerators
At: an imperative need thin hot weather. We have all sizes
at reasonable prices.
FREE AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE
RAYMOND 81 SON
Wall Edi-rigs Sts.
Funeral Directors Norwalk
Strong iron
I "’I
The capital authorized in
The corporation will bed
Far-n1 Company. off
The officers;
Prostdeut-trouuror,~ Charles:
qqldlo (“MCGWSII
Stirling silk Mfg. Co, v. Sterling Silk The West rpm-narrow Comm”. of
..Go.~,EIN. J.‘ an, 3911; Goodyear nus. 3111mm, rm mgr-roman. The
‘ «minimum.
Wdlvltlod
THE
- Garden
Hose
..._.
111.0.- MORGAN
. 122 warm St:
nu—N-bh—uununu---_—
NONI? PAY" 1|" m' MOI:
no.“
into 500 shaman pom-on not. was Court 31.13.1111»... to antiwar“
For Work intuit Com
Will Save your
Lawn. Flowers and
Vegetables --- Dur-
lag fie Dry Hot
Walther
partotthotriol. mtmhnbo'otr
stenograpber of the Smuto’sm Court ,
three 1898 and valves I rainy
$1,250 a your. ”'
The total amount of 819, 658 paid
Jonas brill: york Ir tin minim
W anti!!! Ir. Jotlo". 0le ’
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