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We have secured a partial
supply of coal and submit to
our customers the question as
to the wisdom of their buying
coal now. The future is uncer-
tain. Conditions may improve
later, or they may be worse.
'We do not know, No one does.
. We shall at present Sell coal
in moderate quantities only—a
' 1ew tons. No large orders, nor
Orders for future delivery, ex-
cept at price current when de-
livered. Please don’t ask us if
the price will be lower later.
We don't know. But we do
how that when the coal is
1 safely in your cellar, you’ve
got it—and that may mean
much.
It's up to you.
TEE
SEEMS
We’d. NETS“?
t The Hatch 6: Bailey Co.
!N m =
BEFRIM'SDDNSEE
If we wanted to give our customers a piece of advice along
lines of business prudence, it would be to buy your Lumber and
Shingles NOW. Prices? They certainly won’t be lower. They
don’t fall in war times. We are practically certain besides.
that the Interstate Commerce Commission will presently grant
the Railroads a. 15 per cent. advance to take effect July lst. This
means an advance in the price of Shingles of 28c M and so on
proportionately through the whole lumber list.
Save money by buying now, not next week or next month.
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AUTO COURT GIVES
BACK LICENSES IN
FATALITY CASES
F'our licenses were suspended bv.
Motor Y'ehide (omntissioner Stoc-l
i. ('kt'l in the auto court held _1"este1<
day afternoon at the county court-
house. The commissioner 114115 called
upon to 'consider the cases of tour
'7 motorists (harged with being in1011—.
Exone‘rates Several.
James A. ltour'ko, of 131 Vino
"telnet, llit'idgcport, who struck and
killed a man with his automobilul
near St. Vincent‘s hospital but was:
absolved from blame by the cot'onct'j
[111d lzis‘liccn'sc tctttrncd. The licknsei
111.111.1121 A. 111111.111 at 778 [ltoudl
strt‘11 “napalm 111111111111 lluckhv' s
tautomobile struck and killed a childt
on “Elm slicer when the (hild Hill"
110111 the back of on ice wagon.
.Tho commissioner returned the li—
Ccnso ul‘ I'IdVvut'd It. (‘atstlcbct'g of.I
Saugatuck, who was (onccrncd in a
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fatal accident in which he hit. and
killod a man who 11115 tixinu his own
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
'rHE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS-
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, East
River, New York (foot of Jackson
3.!) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
on. Freight received at Norwalk up to
E p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
B: 30 p .m.
SPECIAL SALE
Of wash dresses, skirts and blouses.
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St.
The largest selection in
South Norwalk.
.(‘dl' bosidc the road. ll», ItlthIse,t
‘had been exonerated b1' ”111 (“moronu
"l‘hc license of James A. Cook of No“
it'unnnn who was concerned in :1 fa-
}Iul accident was returned. ltoltertt
[lulilgrcn (it First stt'ct't, l‘lriduopot'l,1
Llailcd to 'uppcnt' I111i'111'11 tho commis‘i
:sioner' on the charge of I'I'('klc'.:.< dri1-'
ing.
'I‘I'slinlnllv 1111.1 ldlttll in tl111 c.1151
i‘” Sttphen .l Sterbtu-lt of 103 llcleni
nllk'lt' [$1.1IL1poIt (II.II';'1i with 1'1'11111'
~[t'r's‘ dining but the (use 1.11s cou-'
linucd.
1 Suspenstn Ordered. ;
'1‘1111 Iter-nso of Anthony Bruno,
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Stilluntcr str'rct, Stamford, ('hut'god
'11'i1l1 \[Ulillltlll of thc .Iulornobtlc luv.
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David W. Raymond
UN DE R TAK ER
Tel., Office, 1069-3; House, 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
THE NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is 11111 definition of
cause of the (liseusc and the.
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art of
Idiustlng the. 121111111. Disease is (1.1115(1111
by 11 wrench. twist or spr'nin irt Ih111.
childhood 1
It (routes pinched nerves and pain .‘nl
hlcr life in the different organs and‘
luck. Even it‘ done in
limbs.
Chiropractors remove. the cuuso of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the norm sys-
tems In your hotly. Formtlo. troubles
fivcn special attention:
oi the spinol
giving the (‘hir'pructor
let-rip you. _
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. II. 'C.
II Washington 81.. So. Norwalk, ('onu.
Graduate from Palmer School.
00RLON [ICUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
Opens May I
'111so curvature ‘
You will never r'cgrot.
a chance to
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Fresh Sea Food Specials
STEAK COD ............. . ............. , ........ 20c lb.
STEAK HALIBUT ................... 24c lb.
SWORDFISH .......................... .........24clb.
SMALL MACKEREL ............................ 15c lb.
STEAK TILE ............ . . . . . .' ........ . ........ 16c 11).
HADDOCK ............................. . ...... 120 lb.
STEAK BOSTON BLUES... .......... . ....... . . 14c lb.
BUTTER FISH . . . . . . . . .......................... 14c lb.
WEAK FISH ......... . . .‘ ........................ 20c lb.
FLAT FISH ..... .............. ......... 12.clb
SEABASS............. ......................... 1661b.
PICKEREL . . .. .............................. 201: lb.
NATIVE EELS ....
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BEERS MEAT (Sr PROVISION CO.
(2 Stores.)
6 North Main St. 13.111111 st.
South. Nurwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. P'honc1 881.
...... . .......... 18c1b.
was tsuspcntlvd for 30 days. II, C
wivnnisotmllidfi North 1111111111, “rider
,pot't. haul his license suspI-nded for
'20 days. Liko punishment tlr: 1111111111
out to Fred tlt'chIoutdI.
stt'twt, Norwalk, churucd with l'u'k-
.IPss t[|‘i\llll.:. (‘ltutlos I'. Dusht'l ‘.
llronx avenue, llt'inlgct'tort,
with passing u standing 11011111"
and pith I'ctltlcss timing hit-A |1\
l111111~11stI.-pt1'11d1d for .10 days.
HUGE [’AYNIFNTS IN
LIFE [N511 RAVI E
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’l‘iic amount returned to policy hold-
r-Is in dividends (premium itl\'[ll: s)
tulvunt'od l:11':.~11l_v. indi :ttlnt ‘h-1 in
l‘l'l‘lIr-IHI I't'tIIlttllléts‘ of III.1I.1'1'n' 111'
11nd impI'o11'd conditions in other di-
rections t't'om which (11111111 contribu-
Hulls to tlu» divisible surplus.
'l‘hc increase in the policy loun :1('~
mum 1111.: almost llt't'.[[t:l[i[0, us
show" by tho combined {truths of
‘Iulllltllllll‘s 11'lIo:'1.11 opcI'uItons (‘111'1‘1‘
1mort- Iltun 90 pct' cent. of Ih1~ bust
host ll'ttllntlt‘lt’ll by \AIIIcI'icuII com-
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Specials for Friday
COD FISH .' ........................................ 18c
TILE FISH ......... ,. . . . . .......................... 15c
MACKEREL ...................... . .............. 18c
BUTTER FISH .................................... 12c
SEA BASS ...‘ ............... ...... . ..... ‘ ........ 18c
SWORD FISH ............. ................ 22c
HADDOCK . ................. . . ................... 105“
FLAT FISH. .......... . ...... ........... 100
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
lfpunics. In other words, tho 11121.ne-
IUHI' luuuv on pollclcs irtr'r'1111.<1»d only
“$51,190 in 1910. against 1111 [ll-
1'1'11:«.~1' itt I‘ll?» of mor11 than S'Zlilod-
1100. :Ind 1111 lncrcusc in ltlll oI' llt'tll‘ly
11,1,11111'11'100
Largest Clalms In 1916.
'l‘h11 lttt'rcsl pnymcnt on a single
lilo in 1010 1111-.- in l[|1‘( (:1 11 of 111111111111
1. Slctlln of Minneapolis, who dhvl
on lit-2120 191.1, :tmount “7.2.1.1000
'I‘hc llt‘xl [:II'ucst claim 11115 tho CNS“
of [.111'is ['tll'ht‘l‘, (lI't-cnvilh', S. C...
$770,000, tho nozt largest William .\.
[I(1:Id. New Y'otk cil1. $01., 000.
’l‘h1- int'gosl claim was paid in .\IiII-
nosotu lhc n01! litt'ucsl in South
(":11'ulinu. the third turnout in Now
York city, tho fourth. lttr'ucst in [(111.1
Ilroup lnsut'mtcc pittns incrousot.
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL?
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. OSULLIVAN, Prop
Telephone 720
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Men’s Spring Suits
In Attractive Showing
.Smartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $18.00
CopyrightCIothingCo. 2
U N. Main St.
5.“
So. Norwalk
The Eanner Bakery
Tel .367
We are nowable to supply our
hmtomers with PIES,'made to
finder each dayl'.
“GAR BUNS and' COFFEE
:‘ .1 cl:
'. .- TEETH -
1 1 WITHOUT PLA'I'ns
111.1. H. Mailer
B 80. Main 61., So. Norwalk, Ct.“
W 9 3' m' to 5 P1 111., 7 to 8 p.111...n yesterday by Coroner John Photon
’flndas's 33.111129111111111: Only
5 Monroe street
We also have '
gums in addition to our regular.
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1 24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk.
South Norwalk. ' Norwalk. tl11»i1' popularity. Innny notable. lrun- '
..1'11111ions bclng' recorded In lttrcc in—'
“lustriul plants. Monthlv incomc i11-
,._ -- - ._- - -. _ ....l l- .- _ ,_._-,.._ ~ 511' nncc appealed to 1111 incrcu '11 Itqu-‘
_ 1111' of insurttnls who pt'cfct to 11111111
monthly incomes to lhoiI' benc—
_ llt'Iul'it-s rather than lump sums. Busi-
SI ECIALS 5 11113.9 insurance was written for largo
- E amounts to protect firms and corpora-
ftiotts against money loss by tho‘
Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. ........ . .......... 43c 1111.11.11 ",1 1mm”, 0, comma... m:
White Rose Cocoa, a can . ............ . . . . . . . .. 15c “typifi- ‘ tit ‘ f b}
1 ' . c a . '
Libby’ s Corned or Roast Beef, acan cut to ..... f. . . . . . .. 25c “ "W a ‘ " “ " "‘0" '
H. 0. Prestofit pkg... ............... . ......... . 13c :1 little higher than in 1915
Swift's Oleo, a tu-pkg. ............................ 30c 1.1.1.1.... I" “my 3"” Navy-
United States (lov-
t‘l'llllli‘lll to cover the1 ('nsuultics of
11'111'. in the Army and Navy, through
It system of insuraItem-possibly: us It
complete-substiute for the pension
systc111»-1lenronstrates how vital :1
111111119 the insurance principle has in
ltumtrn ntl‘uirs. Life insurance was
practically undeveloped at the time
of tho (‘lvil War; its employment as
The plan 0f the
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Golden Grain Flour. none better
Coffee. 35c and 30c .'. . . . 1. .
Coffee. 28c and 25c . . ........... . . . .1 ..... .
India and Ceylon Tea ...... . ............ .
Colong'lllixed and English Breakfast
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Andrew Davey, Ilicg.
98 Washington 81., So. Norwalk
PHONE 410.
. $1.69 bat:
. ................ 24clb.
. 19c lb.
.. 39c lb.
. ....... 29c lb.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
111 means of indemnihing tho depend-
touts of 111m- heroes was probably not
,cvcn co onsidetmed No ow it may come
to paths that the. insurance method
will displace the pension method and
:Iltttt. the United Statics will be the
i first notion in the world to make th-
tchungc. Within a short time the
"t‘t'rnsury Department. will submit to
1 Congrt'ss an insurance measure. adopt
cd to war service. In the prcpnra
.tion of the plan, whereby the Gov-'
.et'nmcnt it‘sclf will provide insut'nm 11
for soldiers and sailors.
1(1I'aticn will be. given to tho Govern-
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l .nent by all his Insurance companies.
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It Is estimated that $",000000,000
who are subject to the draft and who
carry their insurance into the 11.11
Without any extra war premium
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. TESTIMONY IN AUTO FATALITY
[ Testimony in the case of Dr. Brooks
' llugbes Wells,_ot New York, who diedhrother and his wife, MI‘. and Mrs. . Hartford ..... . ........ $1,510,000
,in the Nor-walk Hospital on July 8, Robert Theme of Springdate. '1‘. Eat! New Haven .......... 835,000
las the result of injuries he received Bartram of Clinton avenue, of Bridge— Bridgeport """""" gég-ggo
ilndependcnce Day near Southport port. who took Dr. Wells to the hos iIdelimlllfllIdn """ 205:008
,whcn he was struck and knocked off pitnl In his car utter the accident, 11'1151Mefiden _________ 190,000
of a bicycle by an automooile owned also (yamincd. Stamford .................. 188,000"
1and driven by Fred Thorme, of 138, ’Although much testimony was tak- NEW London -------------- 1581000
Gem 31 come, near Weetport, was tak— en, the coroner continued the hearing Nod‘d'liectlhwn' " """" 13331388
so that more witnesses might be pro Ansonla _ 82:500
yesterday atBrldseuort..1cuwd- . [Norwalk .. , 75,500
dr'ivet of thee car, his wife and
The coroner examined Thot'me, the
Payments to Connecticut.
The sums distributed to beneficiaries
in Connecticut or e llSted by towns. as
his follows '—-
70 Sprint;~
l2il'
churgctl‘
.I'll I“
loyal coop-1
OI [“0 insurance IS Cflllled I)" ll[(‘l'l'
G SENTINBL
'rnoasnsv, JULY 12, 1911
Tristram & Hyatt;H
Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
Men’s'Two Piece Suits
BATHING SUITS
For Everybody
Men's One Piece Suits ............................................ $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $3.50
......... .1-cu-1....1..-
Plain Navy, Black, Oxford, Grey or Heather, and Navy with White or Red Trim.
....,_
. $1.50, $2.25, $2.75, $3.50, $4.50
Bo 5' One Piece Suits, $1.00, $1.75. Two piece .. ...... .. ............ $1.00, $1.50, $250, $300
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' ’ Black Bathin Unions, 590, $1.00, $1.25, $2.25. Black Batliin 'Ti his ........ _ , _ _ _ .. 500
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Ladies’ Bathing Suits in many attractive styles and colors . ................... $200 to $7.50
Children’s ”Kid" Bathing Suits .. ............................ . ....... 77....... $1.00 I.
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91111111111111 .................. .1 1111-1}; u __ 1 .
111111111111» .................. 0-1. All I
tit't'i'ttult'it ................ all-hill ‘ .
South Norwalk ........... titty—101i ‘ . ‘ . .
i‘tIII'.:1.111 ................. 1111,1011, H
l 1111 by ..................... cpl—loll ll
\\'uilirttlut'd .......... ......Luul' .
\\'III.~'tt'd . :ZNOH“ ‘ .
Munch. >l1'l' ................ .10.:11101
\\':1.~'l1itt,uton ............... 51—11qu.
[(11111 ...................... 113700,, . .
11111111111111 ................. 1,1111 . p G g D $1 89
Southinuton ..... . . . . . . . . . .. 12,0001 6013 In am [68868 .
South .‘l‘dllt’llt'slt‘l' . ........ l:;.t:|1:;
Windsor ......... . 11 1 G d S k l 9
:'l'otI'111;:lon ............... 1111,1101.)1 at en mOC S - . ‘
" \‘C- stittit". .................. 31.11111. ,
Int .11] ............... :zglyuul . .
'- ~1 ll.1\1111 .... 11.01113. Sh (I: d S t _ _ 7 98
I \"III 1:1.trtti1 ............... 21,111.15 6 (In wea ers .
V 1 [I rulit' [\[ ....... 233.000
Stufl'or'd Sprints 27.111“- St t W h D 1 9
'I'Itionx illc ................. LI: Ml fee as resses .
1111111111111 .................. 3......1
l‘trckluntl ................. 22.111111 . . .
[Ul'lldlltl ................. 2 1 11 St d S lk Sk t _ - 4 98
[‘1 [mill [hook ......... 21.111111 rl e 1 If S .
l uli1ld .......... llfuuu: .
.\ltll'ot'd .................... $1,111.; f
New 11111.1: 111 “-1; ......... lily-111 port ll‘ts [om . t0 .
[liddttn' [litlut .......... Itlouu
Shut'on ..11 ................. “tofu: . .
'I'I'Ittrtlutll ................. 11m Wh t H t ‘ f 75 t 5 00
“3‘5! [[nt'll'ottl ............ l\_.' 1111 l e l a b ron] c O .
ttllustonbur'y ............... 110111;, "
tlr it 111 .................... 18.11111 ‘ .. 1.1x.“
Bill'sl‘lc .................... 15,0110 - 1.. ...?W .....lg)
New .‘llII'OI‘tl . . ............ 18,111‘10 , ¥ ,
Seymour ............ 18,0110 become (11 itlcnt that it could not bl '.
.\.1\\' ll;1I'IIoId ............. 17,000 held belon- 1111xl week, 11nd Illdlt'tltlUIlSL
Soc-1911111.; """"""""" Ema; toduv wcrc that it might ho tltttlflttt‘t l
,'.'t.~'.: .................. . ..71 1. ‘ . ..1.
ll:'.l1.ut:u'1l .............. ~ "1.500 port oi 111-11 11111. [)1 for. 111111111115L
:[fl‘ill
I}.t.~t llnt'ttotd
[lun' ittutott ............... . ,
[Ituktttttttt ............ 11‘. 2M
\\ IIlI1lt"toI[ ................. l 1,1100
. \‘orth I‘otn1v:1ll ........... 12.11110
.\’out1k .................... 11.400
1".In:1:111 ........... , ....... 111.1100
l'It11'c:ItIt('k ’ ........ . ........ 10,1100
PROTEST USE
OF THE STATES
DRAFT FIGURES
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once of tho rilllt' population enough
to brim: the totul to 1.10621}
\\'1\Slll\tl'l‘()\' July lflv—l’crsis-
tcnt inquiries from all parts of the
country about the Inctltod to be fol~
lowcd in selecting turn for the Na-
lionttl \1'111' .\I'm.\' cutlsed \Vut' Depart-
tncnt otlhiuls to declare today that
to withhold announcement of the 0X"
not plan until the very eve of thel
drawing.
'I‘ht1 cxcmption
other moves
regulations and all!
in the making of th
no“ ltrmv have received the worm :tl Contstock 0f 11""
”actual population of
munitics.
'Irinl conditions have givcn a city
than it nor-3
“'hm'cf
at low chb,’
ithe registration I‘uilcd to show :Itlual
lv present the number which the (‘cn~'
,sus Bureau had given.
of the cstimzttcs is to fix :I‘
locul qllO-'
Ins, industrial renters with dispropor-i
'tionatcly 1111' go numbcr's
subjccl to draft lutvo becn given fi,"- '
1111's 111011111111 (‘onsidctuhlv in mecca:
[utmost earned on [[llpsllllolllfi was I’lesltlnlll “mum-,- (lt’lf’lllll'ltltion to of [1],. number of 111'011111uct'1111lly wuh l p .
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‘ industrial activities
the object
was I'r'ud)‘. (luv of tho
,thct'c hats bccn 11111 must confusion
‘E 1E1.
New 1'1<ti11111111.< (1t populntion made.
:15 :1 basis for
Now York. ‘
bv tho (‘1 Itsus [1111111111
the draft it is ospl 11111111. is not to ht"
indication of
cities and com-z
lIt sumo.1 communities 'Ittdus»,
lll[{(‘ll 11:1 :1 gt‘lllllllt‘
popul: Ition much gr 1111111 '
malty [Ins and in otth' (itits
:wo
I‘ait' basis for establishin:
of
‘h: ”1111 absolute tttit'ness gov ct n the pro, “1 ”l9“ borders.
'gu-ss 11' 'Is responsible for the (lecislont
THIRD HOME GUARD COMPANY"
OFFICERS.
The. following oiliccrs were appoint
e ed lust night by Captain \\11l1.\1n I.
Third Company, Con-
of the president personnllv and the? “(‘(‘lit‘tll Home Guards
draft rcuulzttions also will come from:
tho \Vpitc House. All that is known'
l'it'st Scrgch~Dnvid L. liilev.
Supply Scrgcant~l11"(1dctick
now is that the drawing will be from Thompson.
seriul number's corresponding to num-t
hers on revistrntion cards and that ill
will take place in Washington probnw
lily at the capitol Secretary Baker
or sonic high official will draw the
.first numbe1'.:trt(l then the. mucosa of
selection will he pushed fotward untill
‘tltcre is flushed by telegraph to ev ery.
community in the country the 1111m-'
[1ch of the men drown. It is linden.
stood that the 1:1 stem
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in a few hours.
So for only twenLvone states have members of the compnnv 1.111 night.
reported to the provost general’s tit-l
~fic'c the. completion of their organiza-l
tions. In some of them the. name and
jsetiel numbers of the men liable to
draft. already have been posted. The
first city to report the completion of
that. part of her work was Kansas
City. .
Some tour was felt at the 11111.ne-
pur'tment. today that the delays In or-
gfinizatlon'mlght cause, further post
ponement of the draft 'It had been
believed that the drawing might take
place tsatut'day of this week. It then
planned is so ' l
:implc and that the 11' ork will be done Third Company at “VH1 in \0. 11am Porgies _______ ‘ _______
"lyestetday, and was distributed to 111115
{New York Market V
Sctgc Int—1‘1 nnk P. Rooncv
'St1r'getIIIt—-A'utettts S. Satlna‘ctms
bet geant-lnrue11 Fortin. _
Sergeant——Edw.rrd S. Austin.
Corporal—Al‘harles A Davis.
Corporal-Frank .l. Guat'niet'i.
Corporal—*Ernest W. Brundngc.
Corporal—Charles Cattanoo. .
Corporal—~Wnrd- Ross.
1C01'poral,—‘Charlcs A. Roscoe.
All necessary equipment for
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted ' yesterday:
in Entire of,Langdon's Island,
Herbert Arnold, of Rownyton.
Admitted today: William H. Chase,
of Wilton.
Dlechatged today. .1 l1. Henderson,
oi the Country Club,
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5111111.»; whore;
.\lot'cov(11‘.
persons l
11.111 new |
Thompson of 'New Canaan, Miss Del~l
is
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Extra Fancy
No. 1
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PHONE—371
PROMPT Au'ro
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FISH
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lWeak Fish ........ . ....... . 186
{Butter Fish ................ . 16.
E. eiteak Cod ................. 220
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143 Washington St.
Tel. 359-12
FORMER U. s. JUDGE DEAD
. KINGSTON, N. Y.. July 12. —Rufu.s
llllildrcth Taylor, of Albany, who was
a judge in the Unit-ed States Court.
[for China from 1908 to I913 and for
1 mcr advocate general (It lhe'Nntiona‘n
{Guard of the District of Columbia,
and
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A good at“- pays nest in the beat died here early1today, of apoulem
paper.
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He was 68 years old.
Norwalk Chronicler