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Tel. 72: i
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Old Well Hook and Ladder Cour.I
vitally will hold a regular meeting this
evening at the Central Fire Station.
Jones & limchkiw have placed a.
:mhanic's lien for $261 on property
:1! Mrs. Emma V. Pepper, corner
West avenue and Elm street.
of
Upon the commendation of Galen A.
Barter of Stamford, assistant state's
flmi-ney, Joshua Tn'l‘urner of Siam-
”10111 was granted a pilot's license this
".mrning by Judge. Howard J. Curtis
’01 the superior court. :
espionage under Nicholas II."
m I
John E. Lynch. oi o Crscccnt Tor-3
me. a member of the U. S. Naval
liescrve, stationed at New Haven, is
lame on a sick'lcave. Mr. Lynch is
wavering nicely from his illness. ,
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Hoyt 0. Perry of Southport. who
"has just been commissioned as a lieu-
tenant in the field artillery section of
the Oiliccrs' Reserve Corps. has sev-
cnl relatives and acquaintances in
There were twelve sales of proper-
ly in Norwalk, last week, with mort-
gages of $16,150. For the first week
NAucnst. 1916. therewerc eight trans;
iers of property and mortgages of 59,3
mo. 3
a.
Farmers who came into this city
today stated that the blackberry
flop will be the largest in year. They
say the weather conditions for a bit:
berry crop have been exceilcnt. and
the yield will be hundreds of quarts
greater than that of last year. .
All Catholic churches will outcome
the Beast of the Assumption next
Wadnosday, a holy day of obligation.
Special early masses will be celebrat-
ed in all of the churches in this city
"to accommodate the working pcOplc.
The vigil of the feast, Tuesday is a
last day. .
Daubury still holds the record, so
far as has been observed for gen-
erosity of contributions to a coast
artillery company leaving home to
«enter the federal service. otamford
has Just presented $436.90.to each of
the two companies from that city,;
the money having been forwarded tof
Fort Wright. |
Certificate of organization of the
Connecticut Steel Corporation of
Bridgeport was filed last week in the
office of the secretary of state in‘
Hurtford. Capital stock is 31.000, in
ten shares. The incorporators are
William's. Lare. Arnold W. Knauth,l
‘Curroll H. Brewster and Edward H. '
Westerfield of New York and Cornel-
ius C. Webster of Brooklyn.
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Be Courinced
No man who has learned the
convenience of a checking,
I“
a \
mind it affords. has ever
“OASHINTEEPOOKET” '
The plants so thoroughly
pmticolandsoolmplothat
onlyotrialiomto
oonvinoothomwt
Plea-conundrum ho
(Mtotdktoplmu.
£1.th
=kept in jail until all peril
|flourischd in Turkey under Abdul Ha-i’
i dielenie,
,llusii Ostrov district.
‘tiopurtment’s secret papers. Many of
list novel." Most belonged to the more
lintclligcnt working class or to
hit organizations,
L "Elephant" and ”Arsenic."
.by a revolutionist. engineer), were at:
Sone time genuine revolutionaries and:
‘In-Iditiou to paying it spies mu. it'
opted on them.
be
my run. The as: who?” an
m u emu-n.“ III’
AUGUSl SAL-E
Furnitutc and House Furnishings
That means a saving to you of from 10
to 30 per cent. on every dollarlspcnt at .:
our" store during this sale. Goods pur-
chased now will be held forfuture deliv-
ery
A. J. COLLINS co;
_ RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phonclilt’t-tl . , 137 Washington 'St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
L
80,000 SPIES IN CZAR’S PAY
Commhsion Forming New Government.
Publishes 31 Long: '45::
Pet-'ogrztd. ttlorrcspoiidwee of the
Associated Press.——'l'hiz‘ty-titrco long
lists of spies, informers and agen’s
provocateurs in Emperor Nirhclos'
may have been published by the com-i
mission forming the new system oi‘
government, appointed by the provi-
sional government immediately aftcrx
the revolution. Fifty more lists may; '
be expected. ,,The total number oft.
these secret. legionaries of autocracl’,
is expected to‘reach 80,000, Those:
whose guilt is beyond doubt; have been]
put in jail but it is not yet Sfilllt‘dl
whether they will be tried or merely}
of a rc—i
aetionary counter-revolutipn in}; passil
ed.
The commission‘s report depict pre~
ciscly the same system of espionagei
and state provocation to crime a9l
.__w , _... ‘..
mid ll. The distinction is “(it Abdul
Hamid ran his spy and provocation
system directly from the hotel Kioslt,l
whereas Nicholas entrusted his sys-i
tent to the notorious Okhrannoe (it-
or security departmem.
which occupied a big building in the
The first act of the triumphant rcv-
olutionaries was to seize the security
,_ My w. I ..n ' . j}. r n.
mfortable; Couch Hammocks
A big and varied .linervvith covers of attractive designs, as
well as the strong and aemceablu khaki.
Co
a special value.
Wall and High Btu.
a. Bank.
which will
We offer this security
. Everything .of
. HAMMOGKS AND awnmcs.
Porch Furniture, screens and Ru s—a
——Protect your funds from loss
-—-8yat.ematizc your financial affairs ‘
——8trengthen your credit. .
Modern-methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment—
You are muted to do your banking business here.
We not as Admmutrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
The City National Bank
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Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
these were burned in bonfires outside
the building. The more precious doc-
uments especially those relating to the
state organization of crime, had been
kept in safes and so escaped destruc-
tion’. The revolutionaries also seized
ten of thousand of secret records lit
the department's provincial offices,
and from these, backed by con'fessl‘xg
of imprisoned spies, the lists are be-
ing compiled. The lists will be follow-
ed by a five volume official “hisfll‘fi’cf
_._..._a.,__
GENERAL CLEAN-UP
SALE '
of odds and ends and broken assortment: of Summer Mer-
chandise, including ‘ ' ,
Shirt Waists.. Rompers, _ Children’s Play
ilats, Parasolswetc.
littered at greatly reducedlprices for quick dis-
posal.
“As revealed by thcso injuiries, au-
tocracy's spies and informers were
much less picturesque and romantic
than they appear in the typical Nihl‘
the
minor bourgocois. They were paid
badly, the average wage for organiz-
ing political crime or betraying accom-
plices being $20 zt month The spies
were usually asked to become mem-
bers of secret revolutionary or terror-
ttmong those helm;I
the social democratic party. the social
revolutionarics with their “fighting '
mnmtittee.” the populist socialists;
and the Mavinmlists, On nearly cv-i
cry newspaper was ill lt‘nsi one spy. i
The soles took part in committeeI
meetings, incited to breaches of the;
repression laws or actual crime, and;
k'9'" ”‘0 mum-V (“‘Imr‘mm‘ “'9" In" GOING BATHING? men with children. while others have'
formed. “"9“" "m' M“ “ “lilttchknj'; lgrunted similar claims. Physicians on
or nickname, by which he was known Take \ a Look at the Tide Table f°rlditfcrcnt bonrds also have been at va-:
‘0 ‘1’" mm"- The d""""‘“"‘“"“ rec-i BEST HOURS Irluncc in their decisions as to what“
owl." bristle with such nicknames as: Hundreds of bathcrs frequemly set‘lt.c0115tiitttcs physical disability.
"Fatty." ”'“mnn‘mfin "Sunday Boy." Ithc cooling waters of the sound for a‘ --—-—-—-——-——-——-—-
refreshing dip. and 'not a few of them ‘00 PER CENT DRAFT RECORD-
uhave been disappointed on arriving uttr‘ih‘". ““ ”'5“
, the shore to find that the tide was notl CAlllJSLE. Maud, AUS- 13-‘Thls
town end name when he fell under i‘ho‘mo moat suitable for bathing at tlittt,l0“’n today boasted of it 100 per cent
revolutionaries‘ suspicion. Many arterpamcum “ma 1, me). had knownurao record. The quote. of the won.
and informers tlike the. famous Fam'fivhen high and low tide were, no doubt which has a small population, was one
cr anon. whose treachery or bloody .
_ . . . llhcy could have arranged their plans/ma“- Jacob P‘ Detach, the first man
Sunday. 190», led to his being hangtll Many persons who frequent the beach-."x“1nlned' passed the physical test.
es keep The Sentinel tide tables with_!\vaived exemption and was enrolled in
in reachland know, but tor the conven-ithe New National Army.
tence of others who do not have mayl
access to a tidetable the following fig-1
/ l . .
my 02.an rtrwcuANa/rc .ir MODE/M rt, Pmcu
i 33 WASHINGTON s'r.
takcd
his
The spv lliltl two or thrco
surnames. and he often chanced
became later betrayers and informers.
Some seem ‘0 have served both oldest
honestly and earned the approval of.
both and some. do not seem to have5
known with which side they gym-t
GEN. COLE tNVESTiGATlNG.
"l regrct to state that this is not the
only case that has been brought to my
to any
urea for the coming week are given for
the tide atop the be h -‘
g no es easily 0° lattentlon, and I further wish
pathizcd. A notable. care is “Truk- feasible from Norwalk H' h H ithat the state is in no way I'PSDOHEVHP.
hanot‘i'." real name Nikitin, nickname:Mom;l 8‘35 i9“ itor this bad state of affairs." said
“Perky.” who aroused the S‘islliCion‘fiesday """"""" : 4 8:41 :Atlji..‘G9n. George M. Cole, in a’letter
of his terrorist comrades, was threat- Wedn 3d """""" 9:1 9:27 l‘today, referring to the. discharge of
oncd by them with execution and to Thur": '3! ----------- 9:137 , 10.09 Norwalk men from the Coast Artillery
rehabilitate himself was obliged to Fridab uy ------------ 10:06 10345 _without furnishing them with money
kill the gendnrtne officer with whomtsmurga'”'"""""'11:07 “‘15 tfor their railway fare to this city.Gen.: ,
hecollaborated- . y ..... ...11.31 11:38
rICole states that he is taking up the
~ ' tter for a thorough investigation
courusnon oven EXEMP "'8 ’
CLAIMS TION land it is not probable 'that anything of
lthe sort will be allowed to happen
again in Connecticut.
The murder of Grand Duke scrgiusg
in Moscow. in February, 1913. was due‘
to the same motive. '\
The organization of crime. with the, BOSTON. Aug. 13,—Ohairman of the
aim of discriminating against terror—idistrict exemption boards of Massachu-
uts and frightlng Nicholas into re-lsetts met at the state house today to, While attempting nto haul down the
pression went on on a large scale.(draw up uniform rules of procedure for peak on his star boat yesterday at-
For bloody money of.$150. a mechaniclihe use of local boards in arriving Shiernoon, at the Norwdlk Yacht Club
was hired by the department to tirejdecisions on claims for exemptionJJoim Farrell lost his balance MW;
at: General Diunkowski. of Mfloquuch confusion has arisen as a result the rope suddenly run th . the
but he Was instructed to be sure to of diderent interpretaupns of the dl‘aftlblock, and he went overboamurd flwlth a
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miss. He. executed his instructionsirules by boards in various towns and 'magnitlcél’it splash. Mr. Farrell was
precisely. but through carelessness cities. Some of the local boards haveihauled out of the water a rather
killed a passerby. refused exemption to many marriea' crestfallen man.
For violation of Nihilist novel tra-t ,
i
dition very few women were employ-4
ed as spies 01‘ informers. but a rewiWWW
23.53.15“iii...hiii.ffe:.i:3°fi;eiii OUR SPECIAL SALE or
, SiddsMaisisfikirlsGM’tddies
bill’smea'i‘r’fiidf fimdgm‘f; ‘
Will Continue With My rid-the
Boutfitples Stilton Hand
means of aluminum: love.
The comissiou’s list shows that the
department was a hard task master.
SETTING Hi8 RIGHT
Freddie had last prove-ed to lilo
South Norwallt, can".
‘- .
a..._.
vings of a lifetime by con-
The safe place for money is in
in the form of a checking account,
splendid stock in all sizes and desi ns
RAYMOND a SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Norwalk
Why Take Chances ?
Many persons have lost the so.
ceahng funds in unsafe places.
FAQ! um
..... M
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwall'
l Opens May I
. SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SE-A FOOD
COOKED TO ORDEP
. [OI-INA E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720
{w . .,
- TEETH -,
WITHOUT PLATES
Dril. H. Mallery
16 80. Main St, 80. Norwalk, Gt.
'Eours9a. m.to5p.m.,7t08p.m.
Sundays By Appointment Only
The Banner Bakery
rel >367 5 Monroe Ill-en
We are now able to supply our
:uistomers with PIES, made to
order each dayi. We also have
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
Children Cheerfully
and Patiently
Treated by Modern,
Painless Methodu,
i
Moderate .
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A
fl»
Aceutic Office
DR. S. M. DEI'I' Z
Surgeon
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Painieu
and Conscientiou-
Dentistry
. Sympathetic
Treatment
t
On Mmlnlotefld
by the Oxygen
Method.
Gold and Porcelain
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
A. M. WOOSTER -
arroubtcv AT LAW ‘9
Send
for Booklet
o n Pat co to.
Late Examiner
U. S. Patent
Office f‘
tI'ts DAMN STREET
BRiDGEPORT. conuacricur'
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRAN3~
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
15 Years in Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. Restoration.
m. b a 01m . All kinds of Artlfi.
"19 Practice of y W ment clai Dcntureo,
High-Class Crown and Brides
Dentlotry. « » Wofrk, Etc, SitiL
uliy Done
~.__._.J_;-52-—*W
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, Ea:
River, New Yark (foot of Jackson
it.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
There is Still a Chance
to Save Money
Don’t miss the sale of LADIES' BLACK PUMPS.
All the new styles in patent, colt and kid.
$4.95 for the $6.00 grades.
$2.95 for the $3.50 and $4.00 grades.
LADIES' WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES.
Rubber soles and heels. Now $6.50, were $8.00.
CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
a: Washington Street. -
$3.95 for the $5.00 grades
South Norwalk.
i
5's». rm'mumflml
we
”OI”.
Jot up.“ our don and”.
Have You Seen ‘ _
Illness. andcrfiul, Washable Rugs?
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I!"
d3
I;
hr:
The floor covering
surprise of the
year—
Palkmfar
Every ‘Room in "
Your Home
m coop.
. the wonderful line of Youdouhobhouhn. And
MRupuowheiugdi-pl- dump-(Whip
.WO83nWlhmed mythic-attain 1: *
mutual-thumb up attends-o Dem
mm. that than mp In .8. in
on moiA-dahym)
IRWI- “MU.“
More“
l n. Freight. received at Norwaik up,”
5 p. m. and at South Norwaik up to
8:30 p .m.
women’s
Wear
The Little Shop. :
on NO. mm 31.
' 'ZELU‘FF’S;
brag Store
1 North Main Street '
833--Phones--.1 532],
Whitman’sChocolates
urn-
Drugs Prescriptions
m 'rvpswm'ransnn. o.
‘ v .. Smite, enderwood.
_ “ Remington, all other
. ,r makes, sold, rented.
.' repaired. Rentals, 93’
.per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
it“ ‘lfou Have
“m S. Jade
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Bin-on
THE GREATEST
F000 VALUE
trues Ha
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