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SILK SWEATERS, WHITE WASH SKIRTS, NEW
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3 WANTED-GIRL FOR- GENERAM TO LET—AT 20 MADISON IST.,
:25 3t:
. Flux Hill Road.
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, ' , . in; WWI“- of MT?“ and City of f'-”'1‘t:l‘ge\tfilnliackBtztlou’the original reason
. . . N - g * - ., _ e i~ o ery Com, pany com-
“ thi' 9‘3". Twenty Five Words 0! catwalk 9'” 1"”be notified that the rug here. For several yours the (inn
Icon, 25:; Three Times, '50. 1 week glitzy; f: ‘mf‘fh 0;” 3:?“ bad a factory in Brooklyn, N. Y._ It‘
. ' o . a rut o n n “Y outgrew the space however o d h d
I. ‘ . . u a
' ”- Blockhco “C‘P‘ D°ubl°.P“‘°- not Norwalk win be‘ip session at Path to look elsewhere for good some-
AAA.“ -1Ah---n---n+---. . . , , . -1. . ma'a My _ W: WW 0:: offline members came to Norwplk‘
.-_..._f.,~-_-_.____ . street, on Friday, August 3rd and Fri- an a ter looking over the rest of
1'0 1 ~ '1 ‘ ,_ the field decided that the old Colonial
m. 1 FOR SAIIE. (113111;?3“ ,figklgg'z'uflrofir‘li: (lock milk if n WIS‘ remodelled; w‘uld
. " . m. .. 0 . -. 8’13“!- make an ideal place tor a factory.
. . - dth‘ld 33 . . ‘7 .FOR SALE“” FOOT R0“ BOAT pone of receiving applications tomato And so It came to be. The excell-
housework. Apply Mrs. Goo t. 1 . {a large furnished rooms, .11 improve. With 2 anchors, 2 pair of oars, and rig-ions and m” iiiglstrathn-ond w cut location or the mill ,wbieh is on‘
ments for light housekeeping, j2 53; meet up for still. Reasonable price. In- corrections of said listS. - the river front Ind dso wear the
_. ,quire 10 Fourth street, East Norwalk. RUFUS 1 SMITH railrobtwvd,f is (fine it: the guest which
T0 LET-6 ROOM 3 . ' ' ' ' “a” ‘ Q“ ‘ ‘8 sat 9' -
S AT 54 SPR1\G.I 25 3t JEREMIAH EGAN. The building itself was in pretty
Registrars of voters Second Voting bad shape and had to be entirely re-
; street.
WANTED—DAY WORK OF ANY:
i kind. Mrs. liengel, No, 2 Smith Street,“
«South Norwalk.
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. WANTED-LADY ' STENOGRAPHER
._ and typewriter, One with some 9X} To LET—EIGHT ROOM lionsufiouth Nurwalk.
, prrieuce as entry clcrk DIMPITN. AP' with improvements. $18, Inquire at,
j25 3t
‘ ply office Lockwood .htrg. Co.
WANTED—TO'BUY’ ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
prim for'calve's. H. Friedman, 35 Ely
opt-sue. m. 1151. no tr
WANTED—ml. Goon OPPORTUNL
ty for bright boy to learn the printing
“3““ ““1“”? at the Evening St“"”‘.rooms, furnished or unfurnished i'or'
not Oilice.
WANTED—A WOMAN FOR GEN-
?” “WWW ”of“ {l a- “L “’3‘“ 39 T0 LET—~21 ROOM HOUSE. ‘ALL'irult. For mu particulars address box!
1'. 1". ADI“? MTS- 5911111111191, Normlmnlew modern improvements. Centrallo- 221 Ponus avenue, Norwalk. 124 3r
\avenuc, Marvin Beach. Tel. 11632.
WANTED—GIRL FOR otmntot.
homework. ‘Appl’y'ui 51 Stm'litg-
line. l2! 3t
WANTED—HUNDREDS GOVERN'
intent war positions open. Men-Wm
( ntcn wanted. $100 month. Write in":
t mediutcly for list.‘ Franklin institute.
Dept. ZRG,‘ Rochester, N. Y.
.- WANTED-YOVNG MAN OF‘ GOO?!
tchaructcr asroutc salesman in milk
i‘ltlflillt‘Sh‘. Salary and contusion $19
per week. Guaranteed to beginner.
«Must be able to furnish first class
. Inference und $50 cosh security. Ad-
zcircsa box X, care of Scutincl.‘ 1'24 3t
WANTED~GIRL AS (.‘1
. (summer months. Apply Western Un-
ion 'l‘elegrap‘h office. 123 3f
wmréodrwo vouxo women
wéuld like any kind of day work in
‘ .ISouth ‘Norwalk, only. No other town.
(‘all 20 Madison Sheet. 323 St.
WANTED—4A BOY Oil YOUNG
man as a worker in a dry goods store.
””le to A' Dickerman & tSon. “3 3‘ . ltnnd, It large stock of second hand.
“WANTEfiEXPEiilESCEI‘inltIM:jgonds always on blind. W9 pay as Conn. turnpike. Mrs R. Turlov, 16I 0rdcrcd, that said application be}
r opcifhat; good as the next. man and treat you‘
more and machine girls to
rectory. Apply to the. Frank H. Leo
(10.. lhtubury, Conn. . 123 (it
WANTED—OLD FALSE TElG’l‘il.
Don't mutter if broken. I pity $2 to $15
per full set. Single and partial plates
in proportion. Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail. [I-
lMozcr. 2007 S. 5th strcct, Philadel-
phia, Pa. .
INSURANCE
FIRE BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK
_ AGGIDENT
BONDS ' . .. ' g- .
STWHH’ TIGHTS. -.
‘ NOTARHSS PUBLIC
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.l.M.Layt'on 81 (.0. inc
Real‘Estatet-aud Insurance
South Norwalk. Conn.
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.. . LOST.
LOST-BJACIK rhythm—book‘-
cl. book withgiltl etter {‘Alpha Iota
‘ Epsilon" containing curds bearing
aowner's name, "William 1,. Raymond"
and considerable sum of money, Lost
between Chestnut Hill and -Z\'oroton
and Union cemetery. Finder please
,‘return to owner, Sentinel. or G.’Trow-l
bridge, iNoroton and receive suitable
reward.
WANTED—BOY 16 YEARS OLD. C.t
{.5 ’l‘rowbpidge Co, 139 Washingtont street. Rent :14. Inquire J. A. Rudder.‘
”25 3“; 193 180- Nlin street. in Tel. 1446 :24 3t 1'
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To LET—5 ROOMS, 26 MONROE
trect, down stairs. from Aug‘fl'flf‘fih
part improvements, rent $15. Inquire
.IBarncy Policy, 29 Monroe street. 3'24 3t
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«Kecicr's Shoe store.
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TO LET-DESIRABIE FURNISH-
fed rooms. Three connecting furnished
rooms for light housekeeping at the
{filohnsonianfl 2 High street, South;
tNorwalk.
124 6t
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To LET~ONE, TWO OR. THREE
Slight housekeeping. P. 1‘. Mulroney.
:52 Van Zant street. Phone 1182-5.
ication. Rent $30. Call
Road. Phone 1117.
75 Flax Hill
' To LETMI ROOM APARTMENT.
Swartz & Corbett block. Adults on-
ly. Rent $0. Also loft steamheated,
light on oil Sides. Otis Electric elo-
.vutor service, 5,000 sq. ft. of floor
<room. For further particulars appl
,Old Well Cigar Co. 3
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. To LE-rnsrouu 207 WASi-IING-
ton street East Norwulk. Aphrtments
209 Washington street, Eat-it Norwulk
and 39 Chapel Street, Norwalk. In-
quire 64 South linin street. ,ffl‘el 60.
' BUSINESS NOTICE.
.12an non MEN'S DISCARDED CLOTHING"i
bought and sold. “Alisa lursmnd lad-
:lcs’ clothing. ‘
ting to dispose of we pay the ltiglteSt
:priccs, Call or telephone, S. Cohen. 45
IWnil street, Norwnlk..Phone 32,9-2.
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RELIABLE DEALING
tn rugs, iron and metal is our method
»We buy and sell everything second
better. Get a square deal, Philip 1’.
Mulroney, 52 Van Zuni
, phone 1182-5.
i" PAINTING"? I’APlis-llANGlNG
ltlecoruting, painter’s supplies; wall
paper. up‘toduta styles, lowest prices.
'Estimntes cheerfully given. Trial or-
tlcrs solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 01 1-2 Ely avenue.
1
MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my
i special hand made lenders and gutters
(which give lnSting sermon—Try and
Jim convinced. Plumbing, treating,
islutc roofing. lawn mowers sharpened.
‘lIcnry A. Hcgclcin, 56 uWier street.
'I‘cl. 473-3.
~Fuctory closed for annual vacation
of two weeks. Open Aug. 6111. Help
wanted in all departments.
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' 175 if sold immediately, $600 down, $10
'1 month, also overland our in good com
If you have-nny cloth-t
street. Tale-l
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tClucll, Peabody:
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was demoralized~ond it might as
well be said that all other kinds of
tromc was stopped, tom—hundreds of
homes were in darkness because of
burned out fuses; nearly ,1t000..l€-1‘B'
phones were put out of commission
and the signal system on the “New
Elven” road and red light system of
'lhe‘Hartford police department were
damaged. The fires all caused by
lightning but resulting in small dam-
age, brought into spectacular display
the tire applratus of the city. which
raced through the Streets in the
heavy downpour, with a thrilling ac:
companiment oi (clanging bells and
beating motors. Two horn wagons
‘got stuck in a flooded section of Park
street, near Batholomcw avenue,' and
a tractor was stalled on lt‘nrmington
avenue, in the neighborhood of
Laurel Street.
The end of the storm brought ‘re
licf to thousands of hungry persons
’who were caught downtown and pre-
FOR SAL‘E“INDIA‘N MOTOR CY','Distirct for the'Town and City of Nor~
.cle fully equipped. Special motor. Bar-mm.
gain to quick buyer. Address A. W. Go! Dated at So. Norwalk this 25th day
tcare of Sentinel, j25 3tiof July‘ 1917
FOR SALE—HUDSON CAB ironi R . 9 -
{sale cheap. Inquire 13 Windsor Pineal ‘5“an Notice
Tho legal voters of the Third Vot-,
beveled. This took time and money.
In the first piece several of the low
outlying‘buildlngs on the north side
was torn down. The main buildinl!
was remodelled lnslde and all sorts
of repairs made on the inside. It is
estimated that it cost several thous-
and dollars to do this work.
The work of installing machinery
was started immediately after repairs
had been accomplished. Last week;
the company started work manufac-
turing the battery. There are lifty‘
or sixty men in the employ of the
shop at present and it is expected the
number will Increase double shortly.
The owners of the factory are well
satisfied with the labor question. The
125 atE
ting District of tho Town and City of
Norwalk are hereby nop‘fie‘d that the
FOR SALE—MOSIER SAFE AND
, boOkkEcpcr's desk. Apply W. G. Crock- registrars of voters of the. Third Vot-
ett, room " louder block, South Nor-
walk. ' lmg Ilistl‘iCt of the Town and Cityot
iNorwnlk will be in session at'Selzcr’s
‘barbcr shop, Washington street, on
Friday, August 3rd and Friday August
FOR SALE—HORSE, ABOUT 1,100
lbs. Sound In every. way. Will 6911 10th, 1917. from 12 o‘clock to. until 9| empioycs oi the. factory, by the way. vented from getting home to an earl;
:cheap. Union Pacific "Ten Co. 12 ., , . . .are thought to be exempted from supper.
. . , .0(lOt.k p. m, for the pur pose of re—. , .1
1\\ oodwnrd avenue. ’2‘ 3t“ "i . . llc ll for s dgdruft on the grounds that the firm is Houses Struck.
. ‘Cef‘ ”.3 1:" i “‘r 3“: any?“ or: {engaged in carrying out government A house owned by J. r. Manon, n
t F _ . , . , "’1“er “5 a m or C C'contracls. motormsm at No. 162 Allyn place.
' OR SALE 5 ACRE FARM FilE tions 01‘ said lists. , AS mentioned above. the whole pro—I was struck by lightning. Tht- bolt
Groom house, newborn, large chit-ken,
‘run and other out buildings. All kinds?
hit the roof of the house on the
south side, Went along to the north
end, tearing open the ridge board in
its course ,then going down the north
cots of making the batteries is done
in the local factory since the Brook-
lyn Shop has been disposed of. The
raw carbon which is received its first
ground up into powder. It goes, into
it mixer. This It: the first ‘t-‘tlép. no.
stairs there are several men engaged
‘in melting the cells. Pieces of flat
tin are cut into the right size. roll-
ed. cardboard placed insider it. a bot-
AlJlERT ELDRlDGIu,
DANIEL IIEOGII,
Registrars of micro Third Votinll‘
I District for the Town and City of Nor-
_ r 3 g 1 ‘ ‘ 3walk.
FOR SALE 1"” lOllI) CHASSIS; Dated at EastNor\~‘alk,this 21511 day
Could be used for either commercial:
.. .- .of July, 1917.
or touring purposes. ltun about 1,5001
“miles Telephone 15”.
{knocking all the plaster off the front
walls and doing damages estimated at
about 250. A picture, which was
hung on the wall. was thrown about
twenty feet across the room, onto a
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_ j i NOT‘CE turn placed on it and the thing is 5011- piano without breaking the glass.
« . .04": Dinlrlct ci‘ Norwullt, as. Probate ‘ered and then dipped in the water- The damage. was all confined to tho
’ FOR SALE—"CHILAP' 4 “ U“Court, July 24, A. 1).. 1917. woof mixture. Then the cells :0 root and the third floor. Mr. Muhon
;housc, cellar, electric lights. lot 125x and his family were at supper on the
second floor and were alarmed by the
disorder upstairs.
down stairs by means of a movable
platform which extends throughout
the whole shop. where they are filled
whit the mixture, ,ttenled with wax
and :t watcrmobt ooutniner placed
over ouch cell. Tito batteries are
packed and hmde ready for shipment.
One large shipment of several thous~
and batteries were taken out of the
shop for the government last. Week.
The «theorem the firm are: Pres-
ident. Edmond‘s Putney; vice-prest-
donl and litanuucr, Henry E. Warncke
and secretary and treasurer, L. 11.
Hull.
NOI‘WIIik ill fortunate to become the
Estate of Hiram F. Brunduge. late of
,Xorwnlk. in said district, deceased.
The court of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed}
asix months from tho date hereof for?
who. creditors of said estate to cxhlblti
gthcir claims {or settlement. TllOSe‘WhO
‘ncglcct to prcseut their accounts, pro
perly attested, within said limo, Willi
‘bc dcburrctl a recovery, All personal
'indebtcd to said estate are requsted
medium payment to
EDWARD E. GORHMI,
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l‘dition, chickens, geese and small
ducks. Mrs. C. Schultz, Bridge street,
‘liflilsl Norwnlk, Cunn.
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home of Ii. Herman. at Nos. 6 and
Nelson Strcct.
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FOR SALEv-‘CA'BBAGE PLANTS.
iFlnt Dutch Ball Head and lied Cub.
phage. Celery plants. White Plume. All
{plants line and hurdy. 4°C a hundred,
.33 n thousand. .\'o delivery. Steve
illeynolds Highland avenue near Witch, ‘0 make 1m
in its course.
ocwpunts of the house wem Shaken
ed it a miracle that the house was
not set on flm and other damage
done.
ne. 3 .
w i Adfilinl-‘ilmlort home of the ill-Po Battery Company: When lightning struck an apart-
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: . . .m-~v-._—— .. - operation {or the firm bids to become ment house at I\O. -tl (innit-n Street
3 __FOR SAL'E‘WAX 81109;“ IIOUSh? NOTICE xmongirnus in Site. as well as being the occupants were so frightened
“1m improwmcnts, " 1" acres oh. 1 f \- lk . P abate permanent. This city can well be they teletgtltoncd to the police station
(‘Jtll Ol‘ WWW j Dist: M" a " orwo ' “‘5‘ r ‘ proud to mention the tint: as one of and a patrol \vas di-stta’tchcd to the
:illllli. all kinds of fruit.
’Wiliizuh Bcuupztlu. 312 Flux
, iii“ :(30url. July 28.‘At "(1917. [118043.
. . . . . . . ,itlao most progressive
330 Gt" Estate of William ,S. Wilcox. late at; in its conflnpg‘
Wheel with-
llo later, having bccn summoned by
fltoad. . , , ~. . ._
; iNOl‘WHlk, in said dint. riot. tit-ceased. l -——* 2:311 filigrntmfihcso “11:11:? 1:113 (pm:
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i FOR . SALE '"' A NEWI‘Y‘. “MWH' urltttn application MSEHOUSES STRUCK but otherwise there Was no damage.
LN‘mmqttod house with improve :boeu made to this court for a further; BY LIGHTNING Lightning Strikes in ‘Willimuntic.
WHJJMANTIC. .luiy 25.~Sevcrnl
places wore Struck. 1):: llghtning and
the heavy rainfall caused wushouts.
Lightning struck the tow-2r of No. 2
idow or sold dc-i
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ments. Several burns on premises,“"““'=m°" ‘0 ”‘9 w
and 15 acres of good farming land MINIWL '
IN HARTFORD .
(ContlnIetl tron rim rage.)
Grove street. T91. 753.13, .ghcnrti and tlctemined at the Probatci
‘ I'lflicc. in Norwnlk, on the 30th day oil .lt. was a storm from the northeast.
FOR SALE”FA-‘”LY HOUSEIJuly. 1917, nt 10 o'clock, for-enoon;t‘antl threatened to he a repetition of
with one-half acre of land on West and mm public notice 1]";er llt? gjy.; It“. any that stunned Springflttld, H0].
Norwalk Road nem- Connecticut Turn-1,.“ to an ppm,“ Warm...“ therein" yoke and oiher towns in that. vicinjltl'
pike. Must be sold at once to closem’ publishing this order in a new 21-} lost SnIttt-dfuy hitte‘rtrozga fixing; “it;
estate. Small amount of cash rcqulP'mor having :1 circulution in said dis-I “rumkm 0 “my ' ‘
ed, balance on mortgage. ‘ "' '
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“q“ r ~trict. ill least iivc dtiys bciore said (1113'! in contrast with the importance of
Keogh & Condee. Attys. United Bankzm- hearing. ‘
building. Tel. 535-2.
11110 storm in the city was a little in»
it‘ltit‘llltlhlll occurred on it‘. \\. lint-t it
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"ii-o R"SALé_41iOt.ls13 5‘1t6'o1t‘ts‘120'r ;
130x350 feet. Gttrugc. fruit, large‘galu
pony and did considerable damage.
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At. No. 4 mill Several fuses
buried out in the main wire.
‘hduii'e at No‘.“ 118 Stunting strecl‘, owii
cd‘bf.'lirs;.Ail‘red Martin, l\';l.'~ft"st\l‘ul.“ii.
The lightning tore u. ltt‘tife hole in. the
root «and passe-l down through the
plastering of tho . trolls
' HENRY "1V. GREGORY,
i form on Ncw Britain nvcnuo. A little
.. 1 gi§£1_b}agk,_and Jilikfiwllllllwsflf- w anyhow '
libero during the storm. lilW"Wfl$
turea on the Walls.
Court, June 22, A. D. 1917.
000. . .
Estate in Connecticut of William
1. Preceded by Heavy WW- iburncd; Two cows ‘and one horeo
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i . . A heavy wind preceded the real: were in the building and worrburfi»
Ask John T. Haves iJumcs, late of Brooklyn in the cmn-jsmrm which. however. came and ed. .Thc Chautauqua tcn‘ was blown
ty of Kings in the city undis'tate all. aonty finer nodal of uncomfortable, . -
Real Estate-Alumnus:
7 MAIN ST.
Straw hats ilcw around]
iNew York, deceased. . _ . ‘ ““‘. ,. T“ "‘7‘”
5.i Exchange Corner. That is alwnls uA‘M TER _' .
NORWALK.
\ _ 3 l The Court of Probate for the D1 gm of an approaching 5,0,,“ 1.0.1054 ‘
1 ” “that of Nm'wnlhhnt limited andi ., , , . . n “H u' .~ ‘ -
. : s 1 oh .1 hurrying goat W" ATTORt W AT‘MW ,
[BOY SCOUTS As Anny MESSEN-l allowed six months from the date: :33: so?“ with u“, warning couricr?‘ 5 ~
~ 5 humidity.
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'(Ild of the house into the third story,
Lightning Struck the chimney at the filed Monday in the otfice of the 8m.
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'l‘ltc bolt followed the m” or the state
course of thc chimney down the three '
stories of the house. ripping the walls DUI‘DOSE‘ Gl Which is to make and m, _
No damage was dom‘ flags, buttons and emblems.
to the basement. of the building, unburned m it'll stock is 2000
the termination of the chimney. The ‘p ‘ 8 - » ht
up by the disturbance and consider—11'19“S kwnh $1.000-
A fire companyprriwd ll lit-
mlii of the American Thread (‘om-
Tllo bolt passed along on ironpitto
to the basement and «meted the
ground. Plastering and some lllec"5:Noru'iclt showing the otilcers to bowl
(distort! wm‘c chipped from the walls. ‘ -'
“fighahn. Benjamin Lalm and Jam '7
,: lrnocliin g: pit-
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den. Tho owner's business is? . .NOTICE 'rtourly drowned when discovcl‘é‘d bl’ ‘$4,009‘mmpe in Putnam Storm.
out of town and must qt,“ Price $o_{ District of Norwalk, ss. Probatef the hired man who had [10“? W1 10* Hindi“, July 25.-~l.tghtiting struck
' ‘ ‘ " ' ~. rescue the cow. n him: near the; village and it was
«(6.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
The Hottest Weather .
Wont Affect You if Properly
Dressed , . .
PalmBeach Suits, Silk Shirts, Sol ‘
Collars, Straw Hats, Bathing Suits
'Cool Underwcaim "
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
3 down and torn badly with damage fi-
timuted at $1,500. The artists in M‘
Show gave their closing contort him
Opera House. Other damage
done by the storm to the ‘amount ‘0!
$4,000. 3'. .
t Waterbury Affected by Henry SW
‘ WATERBURY. July 25.—~Considm,
bite minor damage was caused hydro.
storm which hit this city early ..
evening, parts of the lighting syn;
being demonstrated, telephone WI!“
.being knocked down, and several.
’Ji‘ilSiiUllirt occurring in different pm
of the city. Three hundred and {any
telephone wires were reported do“
‘al one time. . ‘i
The town .hall in Water-town «It.
struck by lightning, the flagpole m
snapped off, and a large amount. of
slate was ripped 'from the roof. ND
damage of a serious nature was I.
ported. ‘ ’
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NEW CORPQRATIONS.
l A certificate of incorporation was
by The Demon-m
Emblem committee 01' New Haven. lb!
The llo
the corporation will commence b.)-
The incorporm
arc Clarence G. Spalding,~‘D. H. My,
ton and Henry Lewis.
A certificate of dissolution was M
filed by lhl‘ Muttatuck Land Comp-w
of \\'tttcrbnry. showing the otllcersfin
be as follows: President, Abner‘tfi.’
Hayes: treasurer, John \Veisman; *- .
rclaty,,llermun .i. Weisman. The 5‘:-
Ccrs will act as directors. «3
Frank Junicki 8: (20., Inoorpornlali‘~
tilled a certificate or organization;*
Showing the following to 'be its fl»
cers: Prcsidcnt, Frank Jonicki; seali-
Ilat'y and treasurer, \‘incenly Bonita;
,dircctors, Frank and Jessie Judah! V
and VinccnIy and Frances Bonita. ,
A certificate of organization was fir
cd by the Schwnrtz Brothers, Ingffi
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‘follows: Abner Schwartz, Joseph'zli. ‘
Schwartz. 4 _-i"tio‘. .
, A certificate of dissoltion whom.
thy thc Phenol and Annilne Comm
"of "Stuntlord, showing the company“ ‘~
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lbe without ttSsets or liabilities. "’
. Stilt”
WIRELESS MYSTERY
NEAR NEW LONDON
BASE Is EXPLAmfi' '
German Says Hi: Two Sons Wm
Simply Studying. :.
Noauk, July 25.——~'I‘be mystery 511‘
rounding what was generally belietfi,
to be a secret wireless plant in 113le ‘
woods, near here, and which was dih—
mantled by government omcials ,
oral days ago, hasbeen explained: ‘ _‘ ‘
to Schromm, a Germanwho clai ' . ,
have been naturalized about ten yeti!
ago, had told the‘autborlues that?
plant was operated by his two ‘
William and Otto, who began studytiz
wireless telegrttphy. He said that ¥
studies were begun before the UM
i 5535 “ ihm‘“ for 3‘9 "9mm“? N “am 93-5 of the elements .or struggled tonttnke‘ hate Eromlner _ . _
i The folltiwlng boy scouts have been‘tntc to exhibit their claims for act-i profit-c524 if they were going agflli‘mt, U.‘ 3. Raw“: ‘ . _ g. Send
detailed to act as messengers at tnejtlement. Those who neglect to Dre-i him- The “Eff?“ ofirmfgfil‘ggs cg} Office ‘ _ . for Booklet
‘ armory today. sent their accounts, properly anointing1 3L“; sggogeoghgcmz “name. the §~Goui ‘ ~ ~» on Patents
.1 't' a. to. to 10 u. m.. Gustafson, chxeuwlthin said time, will be""tlehamd hi and "‘Stop‘; sign at m5 (“5mm turn-t . . .o W
lHowkes. ‘recovcry. All persons indebted toimg to heh‘pglyphics in the gale. 1 ms IAIN STREET
1- 10 n. m. to 1 p. m, Lockwood, Hoyt.’ salt! estate are requested to make im-‘i Air oblout itivc 1111:3113: :3: r2; 3:133?“ BRIDGEM’I‘. CONNECTICUT
E't'i’ehle ‘ '1': mediate payment to... . ‘ t“? l 1“ . 0“" °“'“ ‘ ‘ “ .' f 1:}. -
i 1 P- m- t0 4 P- 113-. Coates.Evory. . 5A1“?! 13. JAMES. 113:1ng ob; c3533 313:3? doinliiii‘ffli‘rféi'
tKane. ' i ’111'18‘253‘ then foliowcdnn ominous rumbling,i
_ 4 p. in. to 7 p. m., Mather, Wolfe; .—.. A sharp C?CRS inf 1t‘ne Fuchs-0:15 12:1:
C'Clurk. .‘NORWALK WIFE WANTS sheets 0 Water 9 - ”Mug; can: _
i 'l p.111.m9p.m.,Schoelkopf,Down5.' DIVORCE; ems HER Effie: *6;f,f,,;‘§f‘;‘§§§., from the ‘ UNCLE SAM Wallis
,Cave. HUSBAND WAS CRUEL; city. journeying southward and lean,
| t Milly Davis 0! NorwalkJiled papers? ing a light rain and coolness. I, STENOGRAPHERS.
tPOPE BENEDICT ADDRESSES SA-lin Superior Court yesterday .11 divorce“~ ~Whlle it lasted it was like a seigc ‘ t
CRED COLLEGE loft Verdun .only that no lives were
States became involved in the wall.“ .
Schmmnt insists that he is a it" ‘
and earnest citizen of the Uni”
States and that no attempt w'as '
to violate the live of the’ equally!!! ‘
the private wireless plant. The this
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' Loon—BANK BOOK NU. 17507 is!
euéd by South Norwalk Strings Bank},
Finder will please return book tot
’5an bank, as’payment has been stop-1’
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wi LITL£AVéMbbéTOES ’ IN. nosed
TALS ‘
ROME. Tuesday. July 24.——-Pope
Benedict addressed the Sacred (301-.
liege today is answer to greetings from"
it on the eve of his homeboy. The
.NIANT-lc inbuilt: spoke fielingly [of the; it???
. . i ‘ , 1 e W 3
mv mm. J... 2a—Nattonm:Li‘i-‘fiifiiiifif 22.25....1“... ae-'
' Guard units of the various arms of the" plored the extension of the struggle.
. . - tservice which have not been on duty‘ ,
NEW YOfi-K, July 25.—Alth(ulgh heretofore. were mobilized a't their_ GEDDES SUCCEEDS PAGET .
lite staff of every hospital in this city respective nrmories today. As the new" 11033130); July zip-Sir Eric Geddes}
.‘is expecting to be called upon, to t‘ut‘i frat commands had had ample warn-‘ First Lord, of the Admiralty. was
nisb its share of: the physicians and {log the members responded -" quickiyietected today without opponition,Mem-
surgeons needed tor “Ivorvsetrvica itinnd at. once took up thelrduties whichitber or melilouseoi Commons trom-
was ‘said beret-odes! that the govern chiefly were the packingup ~01 camplcitmbcldge Borough. ‘ Almerlc Puget
uncut was roadytto take any Step ne-gmaterials in readiness for transports-i resigned this seat to make an place
mastery to tomato" enlistment for tion to the Nlantlc camp grounds. [0: sp- Eric. '
medical work that .would curiously de-fSome companies will probably be rea~ .
plate these institutioris of the doctors : dy to move tonight. All are ex eat or»
necessary. to maintain their eiticiency” to be at the State grounds by. Stindaey. ngof‘d'pqs be“ m 1119-
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NATIONAL GUARDSMEN FOR‘
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mi
‘result in the ”indefinite postponément
of elocrricity seen through the w
. late at night resulting in several
ports re the authorities that aflefl
were being made to communi,
guests of the New London submit,
{base to the enemy. Ripley's woo .
lwithin a short distance of the ho ' "
l ‘ .
loco muzzuus ORDER ‘ ‘
FORITOWN 0F WES"?3 :
i It was announced at the olilce o '
icommissioner on domestic_,a ‘ ”
yesterday. that“ a dog muzzlln
‘ had been issued for the tbwn of:
Merrill Business:
Iport,‘ to 3.10 in ellfect from July,“
‘ €011.32? ' iKOctober 25. The zouov‘vtngouoio
, ' ,. . , ,. towns already have muuzling- _
sffihmwt efiect: Bridgeport to October
‘ ' Haven to October 1, Fair-field
her 3, Danbury to October 1,'
{lord to August 21.
‘ would .‘gt‘kti
.91 ‘..£llill‘“i .5:
proceedings brought 'hgoinst‘dohn T.
- ‘ ‘ 1 ~ - . . n of the clouds seem-
Davis or Norwalk; Intolerable cmeitY‘gtto T$:a:1n§ekmg, rearing 5113115; ‘
and intemperance‘ amt thelgrounds " Strangely enough no accidents no
The couple were married June 5, 1899. curred involving 8615035 injury 91‘
Mrs. Davis’. maiden name was Mat-y loss of lite so megsoutt't‘tytflleias; thee
Feldman. Thehsnlt is returnable ‘10. hospitals an 1’0 ”9 mp _ 0“ "
‘ . . ' emn fora.
the September term. ‘ . although they were pr 9 g
3.
Male and Female,
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Examinations
Every TUESDAY
ant-n...
list. of Casualties.
, .Mm Towns Renaud.
Around Hartford the storm men-
,’aood‘ muny towns, which somehow.
Mike this city. escaped” serious dam-
!n Wetherafleld and Nl’indsor
c lightnwm put out, and ‘13
”this latter’rdotwtn candies were used:-
°f many Sum 01113951111118 waters‘i'even'ln Sire ”town; boil whmita‘a
aboutNew Yuck. It was,est1mutedt.o-‘.hié‘“”‘ 917‘ an _‘ mom ' 'c .
day only about 7,603 ttoeosottlwa‘ heal‘mfi “‘3 W “‘5' ”W >8“
- . .. ret- . budget. thirdly. No tan esti-
mated. antdtbot from.3o,000 to 40.09013“? di’flxulobacco loss could be
motor boats and sailing vessels 're-flpbtalnbd last night, but it is thought
main undocumented- The New York ‘to have been‘compar'atlvely light its
district extends from-Burnout. N. legcompared with the storm damage of r
to New “London. v. . . other seasons. am. .
.1 111 Howard . .
. - fitmémdfiiofimi
.‘ la ‘ v. m-vcwrs‘p-r 1. 3 1 3 ,
‘ t.
LICENSING or; BOATS; _
'NEW YORK. Italy 23—41 war; regu-
.iatlon requiring licenses for every,- ,
thing that floats eitcept rowboats mayifffgm
Stamford. 7 POI-L Chester
’ whi
le trolley tr
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