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William Sullivan, of Grepory Bou-
lflard. was in City Island. N. Y.. yes‘
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Arthur M. Bennett. of East Norwalk,
was in Bridgeport yesterday and par-
ticipated in the Home Guard parade.
muffin R. E. Morgan. of East avenue,
and family, motomi to Hartford. yes-
tertiay.
'William Ashhrooke and a party en-
joyed a day's fishing yesterday in the
“fiarion.”
Richard G. Hendricks and family, oi
,1t Jlove avenue went hlackiishing yester-
gem day. and had a fine run of luck
“13% "’4‘“ ' t“. -Irl es ll (lakes “ill on to Wood‘s“II-IIIIIII‘t'IIII IIt ttnln). “Several ions
Er A regular pra‘ycr lll“"””' 0f 1‘" l l-Ind IIInIorroIt, to tater lot It patty oi lIIInIlIs “ere dropped Hi the a.
"blast ”Pm” ‘1 E ‘hmih “L” be I“ M of about littv. relatites and friends oi InIIIhiIII-s it‘lllillt‘tl safel). I ’ '-
this menmv llcv. llatod l “”30“ t‘ontad t‘I. .\IoellII of New Canaan. | l’.\lll.\ .lttly‘I 'l‘IIIlIi} sIIfl‘It'ial
“n be in charge. All arrangements for the affair were statement I‘I‘ptlris heavy artillery:
“ ' _ _, completed yesterday. itiulttiIIIr IIIIIIr Morontilliets. in tlIII'
Charles N. llanl‘ord, ot “Infield I( It nmw‘m) ““1 Hill ltll (m ”wt
street. and a party of friends spent Captain William I Stevem Sr. ot \Mmm iron! .
the Fourth m, Jul—V fishing for black RIII:_I. IIIt \III.~ anII-kIIl d’l“ II in a ltl.\l)tt.\. Jul) :I. —'l‘lle BritisltI ’
fiSh' bicytle Tuesday ("citing \IhilI- ll‘.‘ made an attack last IIiI'ltt south
Judge Edward \I
launched
Lockwood recent-
‘Ty his Infht . the “Boy
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j Itlr. and
ayton aienue, have been entertaining the lII'It'tI'Il 70119 on him.
Richly
Miss Kaihettne L. Stutges.
f:‘.eld is staying for
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a time ill
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i Mrs. George. W. Stevens. of McKin-
iley street. is recovering from a three
iweeks' illness.
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Miss Marion Crockett of New lia-
l\€!l.l1‘d$ been spending a ten days all
the! home her e.
Mrs. II‘. C Crockett of Ron-
iJack (‘rockett
.Jr., of New Hatch.
Elliott Ward. a former summer res stIItting her
ident and now in the Naval l‘ttasl lic-
t‘ense Reserve, was \isitinv llitkory
Bluff during the holiday.
Miss Ida l\’linet‘elter.
avenue. has been having a two weeks'
rotation front her duties in the South- announced in I’IIIIIIIIN Aires onJIItIeI
ein NeII England ’l‘clephone t‘ oqu-IInI I;
0th e.
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Ali's, II). K. lltIyt.
spent the past month at her cottage,
Bell Island, has gone to t‘anerhury,
Conn. where she will be the guest of machines on the IIirIlI'IIInc at tiltis-
her daughter. Itlrs. William Tator. for tI‘llcs and Nieuniunstcrs. and also
fun the seaplane sheds and II train
says an Admiralty aII-.
a few Weeks.
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tetnptin: to sidestIp an automobile in: \\'I‘st til llollclII-ke. in
or the blow heat the \ prIIst‘ anal
and fiI ial statement
Romuton The impact
Ill ‘(W .\!r . PIeII us to the ground
Bell'M‘I‘lt'l“ -(It'netal William L. Siebert
and Maush Thatc‘hel 'lorolntd the Argentine flagpaint-
lllt‘, .
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of Rou'avton I It \\ II cre landtd IIII Jill)
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laII ofit ct IIIIIl tlIittt en sailors.
wan: ammo sin-m
ENTENTE FORCES PRE-
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tion Itill lie encaniped by July 15.
Itill Ionnnand the camp.
i ROME. 'l‘uesdav. Jul) 3.—Tlle
IsiIIkiIIIr oi the AIIIeIItitie steam-
lsltip ”alt-III last month b) a Ger- '
[illilil submarine was announced to-
dirt in the folloning: ofl‘itn'ul stated
merit:
"The Argentine
[laden “nth Owool for Switzerland
tttas slit lied and sunk b\ a (leiniuii
sulnnatine in the Atlantic outside
‘323. The:
ficd on her sides, and before
lsIII-lling.r slIIIIIeIl papers demon-I
nationality to the
stI'IIIIIIIriIIe l‘ttllllllilll‘it‘l'.
\ lI‘IreIIIlI stcannr picked up
The
captain II. Id the r‘cinaiuder of the‘
.) at
The lttlpt‘titllllg of the Torn was
_’.'I. The \rccntinc l‘orcifrn tlfilctv
'deI lllt't'tl It claim IIIIIIld be entered
against (lertnanv.
11).“)th lul) II—
do) night bombing.- 21"“th wIIe'
I-Itrtied out iI_I IIIIIIII air .\t‘I‘\it't'
'ltitltn sol"
the British
Nll\ \
800‘“- H and ” “"‘thlmg many pleas rut his hands and fate badly, hcsldt‘s “"9“ “”0 Illl‘dlm'd ”ll Il [mm “f
are trips in it this summer.
I-ven-
Ilub.
was held last
NIIIIIIalk (‘IInntIv
A dance
ing at the
Ibeidels orchestra luInI~lII d ech-llt n1 but fortunately he escaped “in,” in of 60!) \Iirds
is outlet ”1,. ried out successful raids III the \i
Imusic for the octasion 'l he dam-tie was
{largely attended.
water main on Seaview avenue
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ӣ8 recently and there are several
he puddles of water on the street as
“it: result. The strett department “as
, "Owned and repair work will com-
Tll'ncuce today,
The Fourth of uly was quiet in
Bhst waalk As far as can be learn-
ed, there were but minor accidents
Night titcumks seemed to mor re
Incarce than in other Icars and only
a few sky rockets “etc seen.
t‘hu
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Thurston ltates ot (‘ote avenue,
while shooting off a cap in a pistol.
yestwy. was unfortunate enough to
(own two fingers on his right hand
1(”MW/he pistol exploded unexpectedly and
scattered the 'hot powder out of the.
tap. ‘
A TRIFLING AFFAIR
-, A gentle sprinkle of rain._dantpen~
ed “file ground and caused the plow-
nan to leave. his work, When his
master saw him he. advised him not to
leave his work in future for such a
trifling affair. "Wait till it rains
downright."
A day or two later the plowman
was cttught in a heavy downpour, his
"clothes being well saturated when he
left work.
' "Oh, my good
have left sooner!"
“I should. but you said I was not
7 'to come before it. rained downright,
‘4‘” and it. has not rained downright yct.
' . for it was aslant all day."——t.‘hicago
INewt's. ‘
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GREENWICH MAN STARTS
SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE
Suit for foreclosute was filed in the
'xuperior court yesterday by John
'Ly'o‘n of Greenwich, against Mary B.
'Wa‘terbury, and William H.-Water-
‘hnry, of New York city and the Green.
“rich Trust Company. The plaintifl‘
. images that fire defendant borrowed
trout him and gave him promissory.
, notes for the follottving amounts. on
flay 12.1902.$5000; on September
1902, $1500, on June17,1910,$3-
m, which were secured by mortgag-1
on their property in Greenwich, and
oh have not bean paid The Green- l
m Trust Company which claims to
‘ I m attachment lieu of $4, 000 on the
rty is named as co—deiendant
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‘ DETAINED av pouce
MEGEPORT. July 5. “The body oil
We Morn, who was drowned
harbor here, was recovered
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the water, is being held without:
:raising yesterday
Ipolc was erected last
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kn II III II .
“t t‘aptain IkP,"
nearly
bruisin: his body.
he is better
eighty years: old
hate been more
as is
At present, he
Francis I. Burnt‘ll.
The llowayton Drum (‘orps of tWen-
tracvcn pieces furnished music for
the Bedfoid Town Police at the flag
Iatsintx and patriotic celebration belt
in ltlt. Klseo, New York, yesterday.
The mom corps Item to that place in
Andrea Tailor‘ s :Into truth from Du
ion The Tucnty Thitd Regiment
Ne“ Yotk and Troop B. Cavalry, all
mounted were In the parade also I-'Ir
mt ttanspoit wagons, each drawn bv
tour These organizations
jIII y.
care of Dr.
mules.
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xt‘rioug lll'ln it “as VIIIIIIIIII onrlincs Slll’llll) IIII It front
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,m. and (Ill) \IIssels Itrriied
guarding the New York arqueduct.‘
The (hunt coIps had a fine time, There!
\\ an a dinner before.r the parade. Itint‘.
vleus II eie had of the New York “a
ter sv'stcm and the trip was greatly
enjoyed. \
Rowayton had a community flag
morning. on Cam
a line new tin:
week. There
was a large turnout of the tillagers
and the ceremoniefi were patriotic, im-
pressiic and much enjoyed through-
out. (‘IIptaln Charles W. BI ll “as
non Square. where
master of ceremonies. and the princl For the people of his country the
pol address was made by the Rev. Mr.
Hoag. pastor of the Row
odist lI plscopal Church. bone
The
diction was pronounced by the Rev. PTO!" a disastcrous time all round
pastor 0f the Whether it be of a republican skill,
The Row- Either side might have done his will
ayton Drum Corps furnished patiiot Wht‘rf‘ Others might not have hadthe
Henry E Anderson
Rowaiton Baptist Church.
to music pIeIions to going to Mt. Kis-
co for the big celebration.
KEEP FIT AND FEEL FINE
Foley Cathartic Tablets are a whole-
some physio that thoroughly cleanse
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and
arouse the liver. For indigestion, bil-
liousness. had'breath. bloating, gas. or
constipation, no remedy is more high-
ly recommended. Sluggislt bowels are
the direct cause of many ills and the
indirect cause of malty more. Undi-
gested food poisons the whole system
Don't be careless. See that your
bowels are. regular. Keep fit.
you will feel fine—Adv.
IZED
“.Yes
Sunday. and I‘m goin' again."
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Then first
‘and paint
BELIEVES ”- SHOULD BE PATRON er of clothes is equal to washing pow- I
600) I.trd,~t
INIItItlIIII-st IIt' llolltIlII ltI- we atl-
lIast night no car-
IIinitI of W icltie and v\'ittpor,t and
cIIptitII-d set V't‘llll prisoners " I
I’Alilh‘. July 4 Idelayredl-Jl'he‘ »
italian
that IInl_\
rmvernmcnt announce;
one Italian merchant
eight \lllltlll sailing vessels
and tour fishing: harks “ere sunk
by sIIlImIIIiIIcs during the neck,
Indcd at midnight July lst. accord-é
Ilavns dispatch front
Rome.
lint Int: that period 540 merchant
Vessels c'lI-atcd from Italian ports'
TO THE PRESIDENT.
A thoughtful man of citizenship
Writes this out for good {elloshipz
lleres to the president of the United
States,
A gentleman for praise and deed
A man who has protected the people
and universe
or this busy age and every race.
'A gentleman known all round to us
or true American birth.
He has done some wonderful things
you see
United States.
[1901)]?
gilt
In honor of his countrv.
The people have found him right,
He goes by name of Woodrow \V'il.
:We have found his iideus rich indeed
First for peace and freedom.
We observe this American face.
The. protecting man of our land.
We raise the flag to him in peace
To save our country from destruction
and disgrace
—J. W.
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COAL OIL USES
Few drops of oil on cloth moistened
with water polishes windows,
mirrors. removes dust from furniture.
A table-spoonful in a boil
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der. Equal ports linseed oil (boiled)
fund coal oil polishes oiled furniture
'sir. I went to church last and
foot: also oeanses painted
to ors. Coal oil removes lice from
“Good. You found that the sermon poultry and cures scaly 1985‘ W 0'
braced you up. did you?"
"I didn’t pay much attention to the tonic,
sermon. but when I got there a fol-
law who sat right next to the aisle
moved along so I could get In With ”“3595 away
out climbing over him There seems
to be one place left where the» end
A ding the inquesL-I on. ‘a mate- ’.
soot hog hasn't: planted himselt', . and
thirds milk. oueihird oil for hair‘
rubbinb In scalp thoroughly
with ends of fingers. applying at least
once a month The odor quickly
INothing beter tort
cleaning zinc
"POOR ECONOMY
mutiny ibeI pout-eat. economy in
steamer To ro .‘
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It‘hantbcr of Commerce.
,llnes between cities wlfliinua hundred
. breakwater.
‘ raccoon, JULY 5, 1917 t
Tonight, Tomorrow and Saturday
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TODAY’S PICTURE
Fox Presents Valeska Suratt in “The Slave”
Everybody is Talking About HOW the Movies Are Made!
iYour last Chance Tonight, Tomorrow and Saturday
By the local Cash—Right on the Stage (Not the Screen) More Your Eyes
SHOW STARTS AT 6:45 P. M.
COME EARLY FOR SEATS
COME AND SEE THEM!
POPULAR PRICES! at
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THE MODERN WAY. .
Seen Truck Freight Lines (or Long;
Trips.
”The big city is aitI r all the place
in W'llltll tre automobile finds its most
New Yo k
"Secretary oi.
State lingo reports that out of 317,-j
£66 motor vehicles registered in the:
state of New York last year, 105,5303
\rero domiciled within New York city.
and 35,336 In the rest of the slate.‘
Greater New York has an ant-It of 3003;
equhvtt‘ miles. while the rest of the;
state has an area of 48,904 square:
miles, The city has hourly one-third;
ot‘ the state’s motor vehicle within;
less than one per cent. of the state's
lll't‘il.
“How fast the motor vehicle has
grown in numbers in this sinirle oom-.
monu'eallh ls nmrvcllously clear from
it tI-w comparative figures. The ciIIIuI-i
- her of commerce of the state'of New;
Yotk has compiled totals divided on;
this basis for II. series or years. As!
lutrI as 1913 the whole state licensed]
only 134.405 motor vehicles. In 19m
it had Increased to 169.966 vehicles!
lly 1915 there were 231. 831 operating. I
under licenses. and the total jumped
417.866 in 1916.15th is, between
1912‘ and 1916 the numb r of such;
V‘lllClt‘S more that:I doubled.
he enormous moVen ment of fIciglIt‘
and expressage In the aggregate, in-i
Ito and out of the modern cit) with}
submba'n districts radiating around.
it is one fifth. things that have call-i
ed the motor Iehicle into use as a}
nudlutn of t. eight distiibution. The:
congestion of the railroads in local,
transportation. and men in long dis-t
lance carriage has helped to call into:
setiice tit-2 exptess cat, the moving
van and the motor truck to an ex-
tent \thich the aIerage man has not
vet begun to realize I Not only are'
routes establishtd but new kinds of
service have sprung up and {Ian-I
reltise'. have been self-created underI
which many of the motor truck com-
panies or lines are rendering intIo-,
community traffic—traffic which nel-l
thet the railroads not the water lines'
nor the trolley lines haIve been able!
to control or develop
"The fact Is that motor vehiclesl
have created and are continuously!
'creating a traflic world of their own.
Into this much adventuring capital
and talent are flowing. Will it stay?
The motor vehicle is the unit forming, ,
so to speak, the cavalry of local goodsl
carriage. A new public utility is rls~I
ing to its strength. We may not be
far from the day when long term con
tracts for freight or mail or express
may be entered into by motor vehicle
miles of each other."
DROWNING. AT STRATFORD.
STRATFORID. July 5. —-Selzod with .-
cramps anmble to resist the swltt ’
curreut' surging through Struttord
Frank Siciliano, 21.01
Bridgeport, an cmplby'ee of the‘RemI
ington' Arms company, Was drowned
here Tuesday afternoon. The body
was recovered late last night by
searchers-working under lantern light
{ Bath Robes
A remedy for lnlociiotia
of the n It u an tron.
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Ind mil not urinate.
43 im mg
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Bellows Ills. l to 5 duo.
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Israel Ion if desired]: Price bu. or 3 bottlcl 02. ”I
Inc puns CHEMICAL “05.. actuation.
Bowker’ s
There are a. hundred and one occasions when it is need-
ful and when no other garment can take its place.
Indispensable to vacationists and especially desirable as
a beach robe.
0! excellent quality tetry cloth
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$3.98 to $5.00
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I FUNGICIDE
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Most Lea! Eatin ll
Insects and
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Flag SpQClalS . V I Albert D. Morgan
' WASHINGTON STREET
livery tine Should
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Job Printing
schematic
STU M M E R
CLOTHES
ON CREDIT
1353’ Brennan Store
Fly the National
Colors
1‘ 3x5 Flag with Pole and
fixtures ‘ 98c
~ 5x8 Flag with Pole and
Fixtures $1.75
A. J; COlllnS CO
'42 scum MAIN :I'l-d
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Beef, IromSWme
Ionic, Stimulant and Amulet.
r. n. BAXTER ‘ ‘
, CENTRAL HOTEL
blue room: by the day or week. Steam. heatc‘d, electric'
“lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; allo Restaurant; Italian
and American otylc. ,
Tel. i535.
Comer Monroe and Chestnut St
, N. J. D‘ISESA. macaw... j. DISESA. Proprietor
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