WANTED.
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Cords,
Less, 25¢.
‘ Wants,
Business and Professional
on this 9880. Twenty-Five Words or
I: .00. Bled-rhea orCaps Double Price.
IEGIIIIIIIII"
NOTICE .
District of ‘Norwalk,
Court, July 14, A. 11. 1917.
Whereas mitten application has
,been made to this court praying thi5‘
court to apprme a certain viritten
agreement of adoption of Velma SyI-el
ellcses of Norwaik in said distlict, ti
minor, made and entered into by and
between Joseph Mackay of said Not-
iWalk, guardian of the pelson of said
To Let. For Sale,
ss. Probate
Miscellaneous Ads.
Three Times, 50. 1 week
FOR SA.7i at I A”
.2» WANTED-4513071. musical: AND‘
diam-cry service. The Roller Store, ‘12
{South Main street. j16 3t
WANTED—BY DAY OR WEEK.
girl for general housework, telephone
1.1450. J10 36
WA'nITED~—I«)Xl’ERlI£.\'Cl-.ii (li’lilt~
ittJl's oil Singer sewing machines, Vic-
toria \i'aterproof, 65 Water street,
South Nol‘walk. 316 Bi.
WANTED -— FOR
housework, neat girl,
.Snizill adult Iamily,
tilliiitiiii :t\l‘llllt~‘, Bell Island.
WANTED—-—(IIRI.S FOR FILLING
calls. Will pay while learning, will :I-
so allow jitliey fare from IXliinalll
k“.tllbuly_ Apply (‘ioi‘cr 1111;. (‘o..
M vial street, Norwalk. Tel. 1116.
(‘PNIC ltll.
good lzf'IiIeli-nti.
Ii)
is
WANTED—MEN, l\' THE $17.1“;
department to lealn felt hat milking.
Good pay while learning. (‘rot‘lii &
Knapp, jll (it
"WA'NTEDLZYOLING hlAhTw'l‘OmRL‘N
Mrs. J. I... lll‘tislifl'
.i To LE1!
TO LET—1101 SE, 21 UNION
strc I six rooms and bath. Inquire
Hutch & Bailey (‘0. ’
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T0 LET—A FURNISHED FRONT
room for ”llllIHHIPIl 2 a neck, (3 1-2.’
Hitlllli‘ml nicnuc, lletil siatioi‘lt'Filsi
floor.
TO LET ~71 ROOMS \\'I’l‘ll I.\l-
pl-oienicilIS. 7: North Main stri-ct.
Rent $13 Also 7 room cottage with
all illlpl'ovelilt ms. at 9 Lincoln at'eliue.
Inquire at Uliiitd (iltiu‘Il),
TO ”LET—DDSIRABI E PU IIXISII-
oil looms. T-lirio oonniltillt; ttlliiislied
‘ roolils l‘ol' litllit hotlsckecping at the
".lohlisoiiiaii," 2 High street, South
Norwalk. . ill 3t
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' T0 LET—~IDWER Al’AR'I‘JlliN'I‘.
'5 rooms to couple without children.
ltelcrciites lcqililld Phone 1480.
I13 at
T0 LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
Ilt'W modern iliiproi‘elnents, Central lo-
cation. Rent $30. Call 75 Flax llill
v-€.iI\liI()1'. Apply at once. Loulisbiuy “0““ Phone “17-
& .‘ilatlicwsoll ,ilI) :i.—-
—~ To LET— VICI‘ ROOMS AT THIS
WANTEDvANY KI\D or ii0111t.llotoi Bl‘iflLOI, $2. $250 :3 week.
Masking ironing, cleaning, etc. Mls ‘ Board 35.130 week. 94 Washington
beak, 75 Ely avenue. 313 in street, It; 12t.
WANTED—«POSITION BY .,‘ii.\ll'li- To LET-—i ROOII APA'IITIIEXT.,‘
ti-nt woman as cook and aSslstaiit Swartz &(‘orbett block. Adults on.
llocsewol-ker, city or country, Addy.- Iss‘ ly. Rent. 39. Also loft slcamheatcd,
I‘Vt Ul’k,pltl‘e of Sentinel ot'licc. 31:: 3'. light on all sides. Otis Electric ele-I
WANTED—STENOhR RAPIIER ANI)
typewlitel. Slate experience and sal-
iil‘y desired.
tilicl.
—_. .mo—A “~d_ _.___._.___._.‘
WANTED—~b‘llIlVl'l‘Ulm 01‘
kinds. Caipets, rugs, curtains,
hoards, buffets, iron beds, etc.
8; Baker,
siitc
Todd
8 River street, Norwalk.
3‘10 3t
WANTED—~01 D I? ALSE 'l‘lrl I’l‘ll
Itolit matter if br.okcn I pay $2 to $15-
iicl' full set. Single and paitlal plates
in proportion. ' Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail I.
biil7t'l‘,I 2007 S. 5th strcet, Philadel-
phia. r...
WANTED — EXPERIENCED IIAT-
‘tcrs ill all departments for open shop. ‘
Good wages guaranteed.
letter or in person
to, Danbury.
Apply by
to Frank ll. I.cc
WANTED- TWO IIOYS
Jilcicl llat ('30., Railroad aieniic.
jiG 3t
WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prices for calves. H. Friedman, 35 Ely
avenue. Tel. 1151. 120 ii
WANTED—MEN, 18 OR OVER,
wanted. Government ~railway
clerks. :75 month. List government
robs free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
28F. Rochester. N. Y.
givears of age to work in factory.
Steady employment alld chances to
,carli good wages. Apply Jonas &
Nailiiihcrg, 85 Spring: street. ,
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WANTED-.YOIING MEN 16 to]?
INSURANCE
‘IIIRE BOILER
LIFE WAR 3.st
ACCIDENT
BONDS '
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
‘ NOTARIES PUBLIC
~ .I M.Layton &(Io..l.nc.
Real Estate and Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn?
.FOR SALE—SHAW' PLACE,
HOUSE, BARN AND LAND, BENE-
DICT STREET. FOR PARTICULARS
\VRITE BOX CARE (.‘F
"S. Wu”
SENTINEL. ‘
CUT DOWN RECRUITING.
Navy .Limlt in This State Twei‘ve
Men a Week.
The lndici‘uilma are said to be. that
ii-criliting for the navy will soon be
bflsllended In this‘ state. as the. lists:
"in that branch of the .Iiclvtce are fill
ing rapidly. and ill-3 greater need {at
men is In the army
An order which became elfcctive
today Is to the effect that only twelve
Jnen are to m a opted each week
tram this state or service In .the
Address T, cure of Scll-.
_: Raymond strrct.
AT Tiiil
mail '
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u ‘f‘ u...~.'d- .lfljai
. ‘ . . .
valor scriicc,’ 9,000 sq. ft.
l‘001ll.I“tlI further particulars apply
()ld Wcll (,‘igar C0.
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TO LET-v-STORE 207 WASHING-
toil street East Norwulk. Apartments
A1. I. 209 Washington street East Norwnlk mm mm “poi, Lane.
and 39 Chapel street,
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
‘ BUSINESS NOTICE.
i MEN'S DISCARDED CLOTHING.
,bouclii and sold Also furs and hid-
ios‘ clothing.
int: to dispose of we pay the niche-Qt
Ipricca (‘all or telephone, 18. (‘ohm 4.3
\\all strict, .\'olii:ilk. Phone 320".
, 11:} Juli
SPECIAL Fags? ,
Iligli tirade crab meat. Deviled
(l‘tllis made to order. Quality and con
dition ciiliralitcctl. Packed in 1 ll).
till. Geo. 1']. Moore, district manager,
it? (it
, RELIABLE DEALING
iin rags, irmi and metal In our method
We buy and sell everything second
hand. a largo ulock of second hand.:
goods always on hand. We pm as
{:ood its the next man and treat v‘ou
better Get a square deal Philip I.
Mahoncv. 52 Van Zant street. Tclc-'
phone 1182—r .1.
PAINTING ‘1 PAPER IIANGI\G
decorating, paintar’s supplies; wall
paper, lip-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
dcrs solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Elv avenue.
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my
which give lasting service—Try and
be convinced.‘ Plumbing heating
slate roofing, lawn mowers sharpened.
Tel. 473—3.
FOUND
‘ FOUND—WATCH. OWNER can
secure same by proper identification
and paying for this advertisement.
Eugene Kline, Rowayton, 'LOIID.
WAN T
_m
WANTED—YOUNG MAN IN MFG.
Dcpaltment.
2 needle sleeve facers.
2 needle fell hands,
Final examiners.
Beginners paid while learning.
Cliielt, Peabody
81 60.. Inc.
1
Ientlnel Alive. pay. Try one, .
of floor .
If you little any cytotli ‘
special hand made leaders and gutters:
{Return to .33 Chestnut
[Henry A. Hegelein. 56 aWter street;
“~— minm and Paul F21ka and Fannie
FOR SALEwHOI‘SEHOLl) EUR \‘1: Falkas, husband and wife, of said
lure. Singer sewing machine. But ‘Notualk and consented to bi the
{little used .at Its South Main street. I Board of Chaliiies of the City of Nor-
i(.'-.ill eicni’llas. T. S. Donaldson .jlt 3;,Iwalk.
'Wg Ordered, that said application be
FOR SALE~SCIIIPPS BOOTH 3 heard and detellnined at ill: Probate
p:; >N‘Ilgt‘l lunzibout 1916 model J w, ()Ifim iii Nolwalk on the 24111 day of
O Brien, 9 Crescent Terlace. Phone Jul}, 1017. ml to n'clutk. fol-elioon:
8313- ‘eitld that public notice thereof be all
‘cn to all persons interestid therein
FOR SALE‘FORD RU\ABOUT l.\' by publishing this order in a DPWCDIII
1“”pr lunnill; order hand kiiihnll, per having a circulation ill .said dir-
sptcdomcil- r SIIOIR absorbers new “i” d. It’.l\l five days before said day
tiles this sl- lilli.’ and extla deliicly of hearing.
bod). lidw. IlarItiam, 18 12 Union HENRY W. GREGORY.
.Itl'ciIl. l’hollc 1110315. Jill 3C Jl‘dgp
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FOR SALE*()\‘IIIIIIIAN1J TONI-1
in" car .. I -. . . . " ‘ ”ONCE
., .,ooi tiles and can; _ , . . . .
lil'l‘, 35 ll. p. 1913.. (‘lleap in good con- I ”SH-m 0f ‘.\orwa.ll(i. hs' .Piobate
dition. Also good driving horse Tel. “m” “"-‘ H A D" 1‘“
\‘I' ilt l‘PllH, applii. aiinli has been made
to this court praying this court to ap-
‘Jb‘ Wilton. jjg “1.
—FOR SALE—TWO GOOD l()i"\'(; prove i certain written aalccmcnt of.
family cows, and better Call at Sis. in'adoptioii of 'ilaiild Syertncses of .\'m
‘cwning. 30‘: BelcSenye, Deena-1d walk ili said distiict a minor liladc
street, South Norvi-alk, 3‘13 31 and entered into by and lwtwolli Jo
sepli Matkav of said Noriialk, guard-
FOR SALE—2511011153 ST\\1)1\I(, lap of tilt“ person of said minor, and
“14188 on Bcldtli Ilill Road, “illon Alex liuloy and Rosie lliiloy. both of
C011“ 1“(intro of Difill‘iCt(‘Olllllllssi0n. Haiti .\Olwulk husband and wife, mill
“"5 C“! “it“. .outll Not-“31k Colin "count-med to by the Board 01’ Clialitics
01‘ Geotge Ballow lit the reselvoil of the city of Nolwalk
. 113 3t Ordered that said application b
heard and ilcteimiiied at the Probate
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| FOR SALE-LATE, \IODEI. FORD ()flicc, in Noiwalk on the aitlid a,\ of.
touring car. Also set of sped,“ pom July, 1917'. at in oclock, Iorcnoon:
“W‘d “WIT-“- Tllomas I. M(‘Glmh and that public notice thereof be gtv
New Canaan, Conn. Phone 154-2, ‘1'“ to all poisons interested therein
' --——- Il\ publishing ibis cider iii a llt‘\\Spfl-
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS, pc'i lllliini: ii tlrciilntioli in Said din“
Premium flat Dutch and Danish Ball tiict, at least Iiie days before said
”end. The finest winter cabbage that day at hearing ‘ .
glows. lIthla fine hardy plants, «lilo Iil‘XltY W. GRIN. (tilt
ll handled, $3 a thousand No deliv- ‘ Jud “f
cry .Stcve Reynolds, Illghllilid an»? ~————- -._...._,.._.
I NOTICE
,Norwalk. ”"1 __ i . .
FOR SALE—41001) LAND 1x snw‘ """i‘" “I I\‘““"“‘-
4.
‘ ('otirt, July it, A. 11. 1917.
{settlement ill Florida. Any quantity.
ifronl buildinI; lot up. Pleasant cli "‘“‘""" i" (”I‘mmm‘ ”‘ mm” A'
'lllillx‘I year mpnd Apply _tp O B St.‘ Ktlt‘dmf Late 0Y1 she" Km in the
: . , , sacn.cw nr,ece .
John, lb Soul 1 Osbo. no enui 'I‘lic (‘ourt of Probate r the dis-
FOR SALE __ A NEWLY trict of Norwalk. hath llm ed and al-
rcnoialcll house with immune lowed six months from the date hcrcv
ltlcnts. Several barns on premises of for the creditors. of said «state to
i exhibit their claims for settleliielit.
and 15 acres of good farmlng' land at
it‘onn turnpike Mrs R. Tarlov, 16 Those who neglect to present their ac ‘
Gum) street. Tel. 75342. counts. pi-opclli attested. within said
J time. will be dcbarred a memory, All
FOR SALE-FAMILY HOUSE! persona indebted to said estate are
requested to make. Immediate pnytncnt
. to
with one-half acre 01‘ land on West
.‘Norwalk Road near Connectlcm Turn-
1pike. Must be sold at once to close.
,estatc. Small amount of cash requlr-I
',cd balance on mortgage. Inquire “‘ Kisco, X Y"
Keogh & Candec. Attys. United Bank loi, attornei. South Norwalk.
;building Tel. 535-2.
ZACHARIAII RIC-\SLER
Administrator
or Joseph R. Tiiy
NOTICE
The annual meeting of. the stock-
FOR SALEwIIOUSE o ROOMS I OT
120x356 feet. Galagc, Itult, largo gai- holders of the Norwalk Building, Loan
41““ The owner's blisint‘SS is‘alid InVcstment Asaoclatlon for IIIU
iout of town, and must sell. Price 62,- election of ofllcerS. will be held at
i.000
. Ask John T. Haves
lilieir rooms, 89 “ashlngton sirent.’
.‘Tilcaday. July 17.19]7, at 8 0'0lock.
i all HARD H. (:01. nus
I ~ Secretary
Real Estate—Insurance
1 MAIN ST’ NORWALK CHECKING UP AUTOISTS
I --—. -- 4!; WHO SPEND SUMMERS
I LOST , j WITHIN CONNECTICUT
. ' 1
I LOST—t HEADLIGHT RIM FIVD-.
er kind.y return to \V’Iestpmtel- l-Icmldi
Motor Vehicle Department After Mon
ey Which Has Been Going
, Astray
I The state motm vehicle department
WATC"H will today send out letters to tiles
street, south‘lectmeu of towns of the state, asking
1‘6 3‘ their cooperation in the matter of re-
porting temporary residents of their
to“ us coming in motor \chicles from
out of the, state, but who live within
the limits of Connecticut £01 more
than a month. - I
LOST—LADYS GOLD
‘v.\'orivalk. Reward.
l
i LOST—A BAG CONTAINING
‘t'our bathing suits, near Standard 011-
Works. Finder please return to 51
West avenue South Norualk, and re-
:CEIVe reward 116 3" The law requires that a non-resi-
. ‘ . ~ . . dent must procure a Comectidtlt li-
LOST—iiopmy RE“ARD LOST cause for his car after he has been
probably on Bouton or Cliff street inv [111116 state more than thirty days. At
tsmnll pocketbook Finder please re-- the same time. he is required to take
tum to Michael Rit20,1 12 Cliff strt..eet out an operator's Mensa. The depart-
i 1163 tmerit ls convinced that hundreds of
, . . 'persons spending their vacations in
,i L05. -—A R0“ BOAT IESTER- Connecticut each year, fail or neglect
day nftetnnoon at East Beach, Bell Is-
;land, Reward offered Oars an Oar-
tlocks in boat. Return to Mrs. AA
iRedmnd, Bell Island.
the result that the state loses much
A' money to which it is entitled. A de-
1“ 3t termined effort is to be made to en-
force this feature 'of the law, and the
selectmen are being called upon to do
their share.
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j LOST—A BLACK MESSALINE
ijacket between South [Normal]: and
332 Chestnut st:.reet by way of Henrr
Istreet. Finder will please return to.
g *M
’ 113 31‘
,33 Chestnut street CARD 0F THANKS
: , I We thank“ our many friends who
: LOST—M AN‘s OPEN FACE GOLD have stiownus, many tokens of kmfn
iwatch, ppm” return to sentinel ot- nesses in connection With tilde denI2
Itice and get l-evinrd, “4‘ at. of our beloved brother; Theo ore ..
' Smith.
i LOST—Ayan CANOE, m‘snr lull. THE MISSES SMITH AND MRS
lroon, -t'own open subwale Lost last MARY A. WARDELL. _ .. , |
night In East Beach, Bell Island: ~
lReward lol- return. Phone 1313,
'1‘” WEMEWEW
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| Office
NORWALK museums
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
probably has something to do
,‘willow.
I The batting avIelages of the Illliie-K
pendents are as follow:
g ab 1' h per..
Rsan 3 it 1 5 «154
liaymes 11 42 ll 17 .401
F. Smith 5 17 5 6 .352
Schmidt 11 37 10 13 .351
Whone 8 213
Seymour 11 41
Riley 8 28
Gualnieri ll 40
Dominik 12 4G . , ,
'Friend 12 39 ...‘ ’
McGuire 4 15 (l I .060
12 342 6.3 140' .304
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Team average
DEATHS 'AND FUNERALS. r‘
David P. Osborn.
The remains of David P. Osborn, aged-
who died in Ilctloit, ;\1illi., '
4.3 \ears
were brought to \Ytstport yt‘Wrdny
and lilt funeral was held from the Ila-‘
bl.» mortuary chapel. The interment
‘vl'as in the Willow Brook cemetery.
.I)cccasl~d wasa former residentcf
I‘.\orwalk, and for several years was
ticket clerk in the South Norwalk rail-
road station and subsequently was a
salesman.
Joseph Soinslo
Joseph Soinslo (IIIHII ycul'v
son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .Soilislo.
of West INOrwaIk, died at his home
Saturday nit. lit. l-‘iinclal
tht Ilt‘ItI this afternoon from the
late home at 2 0o o’clork and at 2:31]
o'clock limit the Hungarian “Reformed
Church. Rci, Gabriel Dokus, pastor.
officiated. Interment was In RIW‘I
side ccllictcry.
as)“
Frank Sweet
I‘l :llik Sweet, an old Ciiil War v-Pt
eran. died Saturday at the Noroton
Heights Soldiers‘ Home at the age of
85 years.
in (‘oinplini (‘, 2'2 C. V. In. The re-
mains will be shippi d to New Blitainz
in chain 'c' of R'avmond 6: Sons
w ._.. fl...
BLUE RIBBONS BEAT RED SOX JRSJ
'I‘li Red So): he. played the Blue
Iillillolis of Bull Run and the score. \ii'iis‘
1.. to I Ill favor of the Blue Ribbons.
iAt the seventh inning, it is said.
‘plny any more. It was all on account
of H. Itoulens.~ I‘. Tookcr made
three banger ll. l(‘onnclly made thine
bags oil criols. .Tookcr maili- five
runs and It (‘onnclly lhndo tour. ‘J.
'Iooltcl made two, \\‘. Morton maili-
three, I“. l-‘oreit made one.
ups were:
I". 'I‘ookcr. catcher: It.
pitcher; I". II‘orcit'. first
'l‘ookcr, second base:
hilsw.
ltcd Sox Jr‘s—«N.
J. II‘alian, pitcher:
base: J ,
I')oulctis, catcher:
third base.
JUROR lS DISMISSED
l SAN FRANCISCO, July tits-"John 'I‘.
\
iWclliy. a Juror in the murder trial of
Jlrs. Rona Mooney. was dismissed .
from the panel today
Jliduc Emmet Scliwcll Ilis pl. 'l(‘(‘ was
‘Illled automatically h} the thirteenth}
jiiior. William ll Dean. \\"elli,i bc
Callie snpcralcd from the jlll\ on Sat
urday iilillc inspecting1 buildings nctli
'lhc seen.» of a bomb explosion last
July when tell DEI‘SOI‘Is were killed.
.w—n.
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'Lndlul Ask your Dru ‘Iut for
(‘M-elmbter‘u "I.
I'lllil in Red rail (Iuld nitialllc
ll xés. sealed with Iblot: Rlldon.‘
Tut. no other ‘0-
which 25.1er
M. Ask
INA IDS!" “30AM” P! ”3.6er
yankuoeniis Best. SofamAluys hell-I l
solo BYlllllltifilSIS urination
A. wM. WOOSTER}
ATTORISEY AT LA‘V
Late Evamin
U. S Patent
‘ fl” Dionn-
r‘Send
for Booklet
’0 :1 Pa 1 e n ts
E 1‘ ‘ iiis min: STREET
BRIDGEPOK' I‘. CONNECTICUT
Pawnbrokers’ Sale ‘
This is to notify all persons con-
cerned that on or after July 19. 1917,
I shall sell at public or private sale
pledges unredeemed within six months
respectively left with me in pledge.
I The numbers of pledge tickets rep-
resenting said property and the dates
01’ thcil respective issues are as fol-
lows:
16736, Nov.
1916: 16766. 16769, 16771, Nov. 13, 1916;
16778. 16780, Nov. 15, 1916; 16788 Nov,
17,1916; 16797, \IDV. 22. 1916;16822.
Dec. 8,1916; 16828 Dec 5,1916;1684I.I
16861. Dec 14 1916; 1687 4, Dec. 19,
1916:16882.1)ec.21‘.1916:16885.Deb.
1916; 16886. 16888.16890, Dec. 2b,
19I6;16894,Dec.26,1916;16899,]8901I
16902, Dec.28,1916.
.108. R0$ENHELD ,.
with
l“Johnny's" weak showing with the‘
sch let‘s
.\Ir. Sweet was ti corporal
the -
SH I’l-nbutc Red Sox Jrs. got sore and wouldn't;
it
The. Illtc-‘
Connolly.
\\'. Morton. iliird ‘
II. Skidil. tlrstbasr: t
.V. 'l‘lionton. second base: E. O'Grndy,-
‘ rising 2 3-8
3, 1916; 16739, Nov. 4.:
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to the t'nited State with J. 11
(t, W. Bowerlnan, pri‘i-y councillor of the British Empire,
Them “:3
tiotls and also a labor leader, to con sult with American labor leaders as
”Will in Washington.
the altitude of American
to their action during and after the
the American Federation of Labor, Is
\‘-'21 r.
shown here with them as he met
Their deliberii lions will have a tremendous effect (I
labor to
ward the war.
New “Sausage” Balloon on Deck of Warship
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This new observation balloon called "the
in its lidneei on the deck of n iiarship of the Atlantic fleet.
blips rlic fit 'I or. a to be used hi the Ann -rican navy.
183,29," was photographer!
It ispm
bl 5“""1‘m TODAY _IN WALL STREETI
WALL STREET.
RI selling ol‘ the Steel
mainly rcsponsibleJ‘or
sudden setback. 1‘. S. Stccl reacted
2 3-4 points, Bethlehem 1'). (‘lllf‘IbltI I,
Lackawanna 2, and Republic Iron 2.
Many otlLE r indu trials ol' the equip-
.meni i-zlissI weie siniilally unsettled
‘land copp'els fell liack' .‘- to 5 points
.with motors. Central Leiltliir. Alco-
Iliol, \IIIIIIIP I‘iefeiled Sumartln To»
. I)d( co and Ohio (his. Rails held f0i a
Ilime, out. gradually succumbed to
pressure ai‘scwliere, Louisville &
|Nasbvillc losing “ points. Short tiov-
shares was
the market's
u
{cring effected moderate rallies latci.
Bonds vare irregular, the Liberty
issue selling as high as 99 4650 for
full lots and from par to 99 for Odd
lots.
, WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.-—I.ast
9week‘s belated rise in rails was re
sumed at the outset. of today‘s trad-
Ins, the Pacifics and other standard
transportation laslles leading the
movement at gains of l to almost 2
points. Grangers and coolers also
were strong, Delaware and Hudson
Shippings also were
demand at average advances of a
clot and Lackawanna Steel led the
equipments and industrials to higher
levels
‘cialties were firm, but inactive. To-
.to comply With this MOVING“! with .from the dates when the same wele baccos and sugars recorded fractional
improvement Many gains were ef-
faced before the end of- tlie first half
hour.
ltynmf ...-.-_. .
“ALI, STREET, 1: 30 p. m—Tlie.
'rally at noon wasvshort lived, prices
soon falling to‘ lower levels on the six,
'per cent rate for call mun»? Coppers
:‘other industrials became increasingly
heaVy in the absence of support.
I
NITRO CLYCERINE FROM SUGAR
South hot-walk, Conn July 16, 1917 ! WASHINGTOX July 16.——Discovery tune he COOIY replied,
tilt the Internal Revenue Division Lit
lboratoronf a: 29359 for manufactur-
- ,., “"tiugar was announc-
oda‘ by the Treasury madman.
IVOOHr“ Profession-
iAgricultural College recently
in‘
Motors, Metals and minor spe-s
‘ creased order.
DOINGS OF FARM BUREAU.
A contllencc of the Faun Pl: cart
IGIIII .‘sclltnt [as of thc. S.:\I l.i\ been:
called for Aug, 1-1. 1;") and 16, at that!
'Connerticut Agricultural College. 'At
this meeting will be assembled the-
collniy agents and members of each:
farm bureau of the State. together"
with State and national official: uni
otlieis int crest-ell in farm burea'i
work. The conference will do its
iiork through committees, who will?
consider the various problems of 2.1m,
organizations .12: they are presented;
to the. meeting, and‘will make definite-
recommendations.
Charles T. Davis, master of the“
State Grange and a member of the
Committee of Food Supply, addresses!
the home economics teachers of the:
IStntc at a meeting at th: Connecticut
Ms;
Davis discussed the conservative and
production of food front the stunti-
point of the State and national om
izations.
The teachms of the State are essen-
bled at Stmrs for special training in
food presentation and conservation.
Fell For ‘Exeuse of “Hunger Back“
and Gave Him Larger Order
When the present war was in ills
infancy, “hangers back" found them--
selves continually taken to task.
A grocer’s traveler, calling for (in
usual order, was scornfully asked We
be was not answering his, country’s
call. Thinking he'could see a gut
customer slipping away, an excuse!
was desperately urgent.
Fortunately, an incoming customa-
rel' eved the position and a happy '
idea came his way.
“Madam," he continued, "perhaps if
I told you I’ve not all my toes on me.-
Dec. 9 1916; 16848. Dec 11 1916:1686!) were Emma“? Weak: but steels and foot you would scarcely believe It ..
This aroused the sympathy of lb
shopkeeper, whereupon-lie got an in-
you?"
The feelings of the
be hotter agllled than lie" 1693p-
Chico?” 665 _ “I? m
member a!
and set retal y of the Bri tisli Trades Union Congress, has come
member of Parliament and Bria"
i ll labor leader, and H. W. (Jarrod, n. ember of the British Board of Mimic
Samuel Gompers, president (1
When she ~told litu‘ '
husband of the young man's mister- ,.
“Well, haw
goodiadye—l“
Norwalk Chronicler