.‘ .. .
Business and Professional
cards, Miscellanea Ads. '_
Mathi- mo, Twenty-Five Word: or
Jan. 19:. MM in I week
lino. Blocking tar-Cap: Double Price.
I I. I I . . . w-AAMA‘AMAAA“ . . A“A‘A.A‘AA&‘A1‘ anAA- ‘AAAAJ .4 .v i
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l WANTED. E 101-“. FOR BABE.
T ( .. h.
f WANTED—ROOMS, 3 OR 5 ROOMS
summed or unfurnished
' nit-nae. Address “'1‘," Sentinel o
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nice. i
4120 3t t
WANTED—A SECOND HAND GAB-
juet tor Edison cylinder records. Price
reasonable, State price and particu-
lars. AddreSS “E," care of Sentinel.
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WANTED—A nor 0R YOUNG
man in a dry goods store. Apply Dlt'k-~
erntan it Son. 821 ill
WANTED——SALESLAI)IES 1N A
dry goods store, experienced one: prtu'
i‘errell Also opportunity for :i begin-j
:tet‘. Apply l’. 0. box 3146, South Nor-
‘thlll. a2] 3t
\‘iANTED-IIOUSEHOLD GOODS
of all kinds, also old books. Highest
prices paid. J. K? Finch. 54 Water
street, city. . 820 Lil
WANTED—PARTNER. i HAVE A
number of inventions that stand on
their merit. Will give small interest'
in two, to a reliable party that will
-plovide capital to patent some. .‘tt'iv-t-
cut investigation invited. All business
strictly confidential. References ex?
etc-tiger]. Please do not take up my
time unless you mean busine-s. Ad-
dams “M," cure of Sentinel.
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WANTED—GIRLS. Al’l’im' NO!!-
Walk Steam Laundry, 43 Day street.
aflb 3t
WANTED—MIDDLE AGED “'0-
man to take care of invalid. Inquire
Lawrence Wolfe, Taylor Place, South
Norwztlk, Conn. a2tl 3t
WANTED—«A YOUNG WOMAN
'wmtld like to board a bully three
weeks old in private family. Write pr
(’1!” 46 South Main street. tilt) at.
WANTED ~— SUMMER DANCING
pttpil-a_ Special cut rates now. Person-
al attention, private teaching, every
evening. Policy's Dancing school, 27
Monroe. street. Tel. 14133. Faces de-
pot 320 st
’WKh‘fsoZttnnssuAKnRs nun
alteration hands. Steady position. Ap-
ply The. Pnris Cloak & Suit. House, 33
South Main street, South Norwalk.
WANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED
insurance men underiib. None but
men with clean records and ability, to
improt‘e'luntumtsued at Iii South Main street.
jstreet. also loft at 40 Water street,
Farrell, 24 Ila‘zilaud street.
cality, centrally located. Also one
_two pleasant furnished rooms. Lighgand will sell cheap. B. Quackcnbush,
ail 3t ’
TO LET—~ROOMS FLiRAlcllEl) Uri FOR SALE—A LADY'S BICYCLE
let. (‘an be. seen at 24 Second street.
TO LET—STORE AT 44 WATER 321 3!
South Norwalk. FOR SALE—J‘OBD TOURING CAR
cheap to quick buyer. H. Novas, 68
. Woodward avenue. Phone 1894. 821 3t
T0 LET—A NlCE uouss, wrru‘
all modern improvements. in good lo-
OI‘_
Inquire of Edward
--u
MACHIN 1.
running order,
FOR SALE—MOWING
Buckeye, llhorse . In
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housekeeping if desired. Inquire
Taylor avenue, near Flax Hill Road,
a20 3t
2 t Brmkside avenue, Dal-ten.
FOR SALE—AUCTION SALE. AN-
-~ tiques and second hand furniture.
T0 LET—HOUSE '8 CRESCENT; Iale starts at 2:30 p. 111. Tuesday and
Terrace from September 1. Present will continue until all is sold out.
tenants will show rooms. Mrs F. 8. Todd & Baker, 50 Wall street. 318 3t
Lyon, 126 Flax Hill Road, South Nor. ——-————————»—-——————————
FOR SALE—TWO NEWLY RENO
in good condition. Also goluen oak buf- ~
lied-titanium
_ JVW‘9-M’fir‘ wanker“ L‘,
Furnitute and Heuse Furnishings
That means a saving to you of “from '10
to 30 per cent. on every dollar spent at ‘
our store during this sale. {Goods pun?
chased now will be held for future deliv-
ell!
A. J. COLLINS 8t CO.
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FRENCH LINES STAND
FIRM IN THE FACE OF
COUNTER ATTACKS
OF GREAT VIOLENCE
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garrison will be called upon to
resist surprise attacks in force.
1 Another valuable feature in
'sham battle exercises is in teaching
lAmerieans the. great importance
lof what is known as liaison work——
commumca-
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walk fthe maintenance of
I ~ms- : - '~ ‘ . . 1 '
.vmed houses with improv'cmettt'EL‘Sev The Italians, supported by inf.“ if“ 1;“ féllllli’lgiilfih lifl‘tlilg‘:
TO LET—'5 BATES COURT, 6 oral barns on premises and 15 acres limiting “ml fixed batteries and il” {l '5‘"; .1“? brig)! "tlltt'l' ‘At
rooms. Apply 43 Chestnut street. ‘5. of lscod farming land at Conn. turn monitors are marching towurtlsllnu “1 H“ “”1“ 1’} U i h" _
Clmriott, alS 3t pike. Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street. sue .0.“ which the statement gt"... flocks “1'“,"“""“‘pa“.“‘d l1}"a_ll\'t‘l_\
‘ -1“, 75319 ‘1 1‘ ”mi ,r t, lit: at d iu'spltt‘ol' rocket display as S 0 S signals
' - s it’t't) pi (e e‘ c ‘ > . . . '
~ . . ~ . . . . are sent 11 ) tor defctulru" tlte cut-
To LETT’I‘ URMSHM) 1“)pr- ‘ — ~ umltmttusltetl enemy resistance. thin of mi from the urtiallerv and
All conveniences. Central location. FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE 'pt“. :Il‘t‘ttl battle on ”u. lsonzol ‘ ‘I .
produce, need apply. Address post ot-V
flee box S35), Bridgeport, Conn, all; at
WANTED—NIH. 1N 'I‘lIE SIZING
department to.lcarn felt but making.
Good pay while. learning. Crot’ut K;
Knapp.
WANTED
- lden for factory work. Steady
work and chance to earn good
wages. .
JONAS & NAUMBURG, Inc.
No. 85 Spring St.
E WANT
WANTED -—- SEIIRTMAK'ERS. PAY
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while learning.
WAN1so¥TGtRL FOR GENERAL
oilice work.
Cluell, Peabody
'Pawnbroker’s Sale
This is to notify-all personstconcern-
ed that on or after Aug. 24. 1917, I shall
sell at public or private sale pledgefi| trntion of the estate. ol‘Pasquale Man-
unredeemed within six months from
12'? rim]
. having a circulation in son. district. at
t
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the dates when the some were tre-t
spectively left wtlth met in “ pledge.
The numbers ot-plodgottlekets rep<
resentingeadd prgpertyaandrthe date-
;l[ theirtrospectit‘Ie‘issués are as‘toL
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16923115926, 141929,: .4 1917.
16944_ 16949316952flan. 1917. 16956,
Jan. 10. 1917. 16968, Jan
Joust}. 1917. 16985;!11112' 7.:11917; 16993.
16995, Jan. 20. 1917. 17011. Jan. 23.
1917. 17012, 17019, Jan. 24.1917; 17,026.
17027. Jan. 27. 1911117030 u 917.
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19174169783 on to all persons interested therein by
ta. m., at South'Norwalk
Private family, No. 7 Ann street. iwlth one-halt acre 01‘ land on West
his St Norwalk Road near'E‘onuectieut Turn-
—- pike. Must be sold at once to close
TO LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALLlestate. Small amount of cash requir-
new modern improvements. Central lo-ed. balance on mortgafle. Inquire
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_catiou. Rent $30. Call 75 Flax llill Keogh & (‘andee, Attys. United Bank
:lload.
l building. Tel. 535-2.
Phone 1117.
"‘ ‘“ . ‘ y l "“80?‘K‘HoMs"N’owinfu't'tw’wan
“AH“NG" until prices advance then be. sorry.
TO LET~—STOItE 20': ‘
ton street EastNorwalk. Apartments INSURE NOW—r-lium“ and furni-
1tut-c, don't wait until a fire. starts.
209 Washington street. Rust Norwalkl
and 39 Chapel street, .Norwalk. Iu-i then say why didn‘t I?
quire. 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate-Jnsurance
cotton. M...
plum-t of Norwullz, srz. rmttttto; WANTED-MAID. renv suit
(‘ourt. August ‘20, A. It, 1917. 1mm Hospital.
W... V -_
Estate in Connecticut of Mary El .___._.._._._., 1.1-. ”1...“, M1
Millard, m» of Delhi in the county of BUSINESS NOTICE.
Delaware and state of New York, (le-
ceased. l MONEY SAVED
Whereas, written application has” By giving me. your order for my
been made to this court by Louis S.
Beers, trustee of that certain trust
created in and by the will of said de-
ceased primarily for the benefit of
Ethel Grace, praying. for reasons
therein set forth, for an order uutbor-
izinz nud empowering him to sell all
such riuht, title and interest as shill
deceased had nt the time, of her death,
or that said trustee has or ouuht to
have in and to certain real estate dos.
cribctl in said application.
Ordered. that said application be
heard and determined at the probate
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which give. lasting service-dry and
be convinced. Plumbing, heating.
slate rooting. lawn mowers sharpened.
Henry A. Hegeleln, 56 aWter street.
Tel. 473-3.
RELIABLE DEALING
in rags, iron and metal is our method
We. buy and sell everything second
hand. a large stock of second hand
goods always on hand. We vnv cs
zood as the next man and i '
better, let :1 square dent t
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special hand made leaders and gutters'
leulliut: reserves from companies
in support. of the trenches. 'l‘ltc
trot-hots also are used in the guise
tot' artlh‘ct'y tire by shortening: and
:leugtlteuint': rmuzes. 'l‘ltc evacua-
lt'ront continues without interrup-
itiou. The War ()fiiee states that
lthc Austrian line is beninltlttur to
‘bctul and give way at various
.poiuts. , . - . , . -. ‘.
l LONDON. Aug. 21. _____ llritislt“"m oi woutulttl lllltlti a tlttotttt
, . . . ‘ . l . jettl shell tire is another feature of
("N“mw” “1mm“ 1” l 10' ‘.‘ Wk ‘sltnm bottles which is receiving at-
t‘lltlctl lotltl)‘ tolul 14.343‘(Ifilecl‘s‘tmnion
and men. til‘ tbs number 2573’ ' . »
- . - . ' ‘ - l.(i\'l)(l\ Mt" "l ~l ord llob-
\- ... -l .... . ..I . ... P.-. 1
llilllty M and “—0 “mu” I‘M ”u” Eet't (‘et-il. minister of blockade lllltl
" l . . . .
t‘ill’l‘lNllAtlliN, Aug. 21. --_.-\t iutulcr sccrleturyliorlllorctgru :‘llEt‘lll‘s‘,
. ,, - , . . .- , - ,_ mutount-ct Ill t to ouse o om-
3:11} 1:1: “gigging::33‘,::ll‘ll::ll lazmaflflt l mous yesterday afternoon that the
H ,l .41 . \i' .II': .t'. . . . . ,,‘I|‘lll‘llllt'lllt' allied governments would
“stillsqul ‘thli. 11:», rt?“1.323.“;IHRLllltlltl a conference before it reply-to
‘ ' ‘ I l 3 I . [the pope's pence proposals would
lll general accord \\'llll the (:er--l ‘ -. it tlc "t.-
mnn growl-unteut’s [)(«llet- proposnll "138%;le "\‘flffuffl' Sim” tlte
”f l)l‘(‘, 2‘ 9 ‘ . l, , , .- . l , 1 r" .— r‘". i
1 1 10' and ”u lmmttoutbreak of the war (”"27 ofi‘icers
lieiebstnt: resolution on the somei l .- f t] . ll 't’l 3r mt'l‘
‘sulueet. atul therefore to be sym—lm" mt" o H rt 1“ m“ H H
lnttlteticull)’ received in Germany.”Harm" px“]“"‘i"(!."li ”ms" in the
Germany cannot, however. (llSt‘llSh‘ilmx (if the admiralty, have 1”“
details, and particularly under thump". “W" “.muwdmg to a 3“me
(“WWW") oi' the status Ot-‘Alsflcthllllt‘lll mutlc lll tltc‘llousc oi horn:
Lorraine as n part-of tlu-fidcrmaulmmm -‘“'.m‘rd") "HM.”"W h“. 5"
empire. The chancellor, iltlttol‘tl-lAuwm Stanley, president oi, ”10
log: to this forecast. will say that leml 0f lrutle.
as Germany has cnrllcr indicated? CANADIAN , HEADQIYAHT'
its desire to make pence the iirntiERH l_.\' TRANCE, Aug, 13”. (“3'
word must come from the U”wrd‘autultou l'ress. l.ttl.——Nortlnvest
slth-l ‘ol‘ liens, amidst the trenches mul
Ampptingufflw liuudesrut \.,,m-lrull\vu,\‘ cuttings which forth the.
mimnp m. ful'cig‘“ “mm-s lltltl been i last line of (let'tuttu defense. in that
culled l'or yesterday in 1301-15" mlgqunrter the Utltmtliaus have suc-
tlt‘l' the chairmanship of the litt-lwv‘l“.l i” t‘r‘til’lithiug _strontz
yum“, premier. ('ouut Herflingllposlslll ll spot-ml trench which was
(to discuss the situation created by til”: scene oi rli‘filli‘mlt‘ and "tilt“
the pope's note and to approve. the will“? h'n'lilm‘s’ N0 (llin ago.
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ofilce, in Norwalk. on the ..th' day of, Whom... 52 Van zflm um.“ , . lines of (‘lmneellor Mlcluu-lis‘sl These new posts give conumutd
Aucust. 1917. :tt"ll o’clock tore‘noon; 1mm“, 11”,; speech to 1m. potptmmg cm“mif_l0‘ the last bit of ground from
and that public notice thereof be given 1.. ~...-.__. —--:._.__._._ ' which the defenders of the cit."
PAINTING -— PAPER~HANGING
decorating. palnter’s supplies; wall
paper, unto-date styles, lowest prices.
to all persons interested therein by
publishiriu this order in o newspaper
t.
least five days before said day of Estimates citecrfully‘giveu. Trial or
hearing. tiers solicited. Tel. 400, ‘Aiexa‘ndcr
HENRY w. common}: inltc, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
Judge,“-
LOST.
LOST—A RED COW AND 1101.-
steln call on Thursday morning. Find-
er please return to I. Slgcl, 3 Day
street. Tel. 1596. ms 3t
NOTlCE
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United States Marshal’s Sale ‘
District of Connecticut.
By virtue of an order of sale issued
out of the United States District.
Court for the district of Connecticut,
on the 14th day of August, 1917. notice
is hereby given that. I will sell by pub-
lic auction for cash, on Tuesday, the
28th day of August, 1.917. atone o'clock
in said dis-
trict. the barge "A .11. Church," her. 7 a ‘
engines, boilers. machinery, boats. LOST-“$100 AND A CHECK 1‘ OR
6.50 Saturday night between South
k e, a rel, a urtenances, and!s ' - '
lhinlturepi: she :gw lies at Rav-’-“\7°".""""‘k and Franklin avenue. Reward
‘mond’s wharf. Water street, in said . “39—31
South Norwalk
I CHESTERFIELD C. ‘BUDDL‘E-
BROOKS, ‘ -
LOST—OR STOLEN FROM HAR-
bor View, fourteen toot row boat.
‘wltite with green bottom. Reward for
information leading to recovery. Cor-
coran, 13 Osborn avenue, Last Nor-
wralk. a20 3t
tit returned to Sentinel omce.
MlSS-FLANAGAN STILL
According to Mrs. W. D. Ascough,
United Still“ Marshal nothing new developed in Connecticut
BY WILLIAM J HAYESv ,sut’frage circles yesterday. As to the
DGDUiY United States Marshal pat-rest of Miss Catherine M. Flanagan
NOTICE 4 in Washington, Miss Flanagan is still
“Slim 0‘ NorWalk. 554- Pmmmlare anxiously awaiting some reply
Court. August 21. A. 1).. 1917' lfro mthe White House to-thelr-plea in
Whereas, written application has her behalf. She is taking a uvacatlo'n'u
been made to this court for adminis—i
cini, late of Norwalk."iu said districtfié‘d to her,
deceased. . . ’
Ordered, that said application be
heard and determined at the. Probate; _ The.
ofllcegin .‘orwalk, on the 28th day ot‘ Compa
August. 1917. still o'clock, toreuoon; I new q
and that public notice thereof be giv-
ed rest.
curlers in the LothMlll in Grand
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district, at
least liveduytt before cold day ot‘hear-
lug. . .
“ENJOYING VACATION"
tee today.
Ali‘lEltll‘AN TRAINING CAMP could overlook our advances from
lN FRANCE, Aug. 21, (‘By “more. west. They are now in a ltol-
Associated l’cssl.——'l‘raininu in low all around the lll'tlll.l.-\\‘lllcll
some of the. American lmttalions,"mm“film“t 1‘0"”‘1'“?"nionw'1"1‘
bats progressed to such it point tltntlf‘frm- “‘9 ““5“"? ”It“ “'0‘“ “'9
sham attacks on the trench svs‘lc‘ly are ""w sullJ‘wml '” “ ""“‘
tents are 1”.ng carried out lll flistunt and harassing: tire of the ar-
spirit akin to actual warfare. 'l‘lttts'l'lll'l'y "“‘il “WV-hm“ guns. “'thh
for artillery fire has been mlh‘tuakes the bringing: up of pro—
tlteorcticulsbut before 1mg. ,h‘otvlsions nrtel‘sttpplics of ammuni-
troops expect to have the cxpcr-llm" ""51 (ltihcult.
ienceol watching the effect of real} Al 3 tl't‘IOCk lli‘lh‘ Hitti‘lillit! a
artillery upon the trottcltes, ltreneh raid on the enemy’s front
week with their Fl‘CilL'll instruct.t\\‘lllt‘ll a COIlSltlt‘I‘lllllO lllllllllt‘l‘ {if
ors. French cltasscurs. acting agitbe enemy were killed in hand to
the enemy, have been making: at-lltand fighting.
tucks upon the marines‘ trench sys-i 'l‘he Avion front was strongly
tom, with Dewey. Farragut, Porter Tltcld by the Germans as protection
and Sampson trenches. as buttleim salltunipeg_ a large mining vil-
objectives. The French also ltttvcllnge south of Lens where many
been attempting to block and hold guns withdrawn from the German
communication trenches known forward area to escape capture are
tus Ohio, Mississippi, Delaware and lnow located.
. Potomac. It will be seen that the: German prisoners speak with
marincs’ trench nomenclature ' bitterness of seeing their pulls in
is
based upon the-naval heroes and process of withdrawal while the
,tnftmtry'was sent forward with
rivers of the United States.
‘ frame" the "serous; fire 11135ng
'L . rapidly.
, EIGHT ‘PEmNS KI
'which is not far from the ferry slip,
‘and the car barn of the Shore Line:
. . i . . .
'1‘]... marines are. ltnvmg somelnortltwcst ol. Anon resulted my
especially lively eugngcments this Item." filllmiii! i“ ilit‘ 0““1‘50 0f
imprisoned rind h‘er Hartford friends
leave of absence 1mm sutfrageheadv
quarters in this city having been grant-
that she might have anew}
American Hot Manufacturing
ny, of Norwalk opened up ln‘its
street this morning. and a large force
of employee are now working on the
tirm‘s orders. The hot» company Nb'e-
side taking over onehaif of;the“on‘haa
lit 'Lfilh‘ blinding, has ‘ érétltea fly
The marinés have been making
stout resistance and wherever the
enemy penetrated their lines they
organized a counter attack which
rcal object of these preliminary
attacks is to get the oii‘icers and
men acquainted with what are
known at. the“ front as operation
orders. It is the first. step toward
looming the rudiments of a highly
organized part of modern warfare
where every step and every detail
is worked out in advance on a pre-.
arranged plan and~must be strict;
lyadh‘ered to. .. . p. " .
One great ditfe’r'énce frompreal
warfare, however; is the fact: that
quickly ejected the intruders. The-
_.iu battles with. marines the- enmity
acoommodatingly. liowad 1-. a
consist we. .elée. ‘
insufiicient artillery support. The
loss'of gunsstill appears to be
more important in the eyes of the
German commanders than the loss
of men. '_ ‘ ‘
The enemy has been very active
in'tlte air recently, and has been
bombing our back areas more
freely than for some time past. '
LONDON, Aug. 21.-~Canadian
troops around Lens launched an-
other attack on the western envi-
rons oft the French mining city at
the
1into 'one‘ oft-the finest. desperate
band to titand-‘batfles-of the war.
1
4:30 o’clock‘this morning, reportsi 4
the Renter correspondent ~ from $0, 3 9°le bi“ United States Steal"? '*
British “ headquarters inmore stead ‘ "
jFranee. - The attack deveIOped
at; canvas .' ;
Mia-4.. "
9. 3y he
fishing parties until October 15th. E:-
ceptional opportunity for reallpleas~
ure. Terms moderate. For particulam
enquire of Captain Hoyt, or ph’oue
831.
m f'srmue"i
their last standon the parapet of
their trench. They then retreated
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Iron Wanted
We Will pay you the highest
market prion for map iron gull
ED AS ENGINE
STRIKES AN AUTOMO-
BILE 0N .SAYBROOK
GRADE CROSSING
metal indium quantity. Got}; :
(Continued From Page One) formation fromusbeforuollingto .
myonc. ‘. .
utcticut river by way of the bridge, ‘ ‘
‘and then taking the road which led _L’ EFFRON ‘
”towards the junction. snowan St. East Nerwolk. .
' The engine was bound. from New T01. 1906. To]. 1906. ,
Haven to New London. The crash
of the collision was heard by Edmund
Bird, towerman near the crossing.
,Beef,lron&Willc
Ionic, Stimulant and Appetizu
Electric Railway. In the. darkness
there was no witness of the accident.
The men on the engine; who were En~
gineer O’Dea, Fireman Horace An- In. W
drews, and Flagman J. E. (‘hamplitn ..
all of New Haven, did not see the WIN
machine on the crossing. Fifteen; w
minutes later those who were there,
say, the crossing gong.- was ringing,’ A 1 or 2 Ton ~’
giving rise to the supposition that the
Barker Motor Wagon
enginE’s approach was. warned by the.
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Copyright ClothingCo.
so. Nor-walk
pet‘snnztl‘
gone. The croasing gates are not op;
(triagrafigi gellagh Tower-man liird ‘ three. 91‘ four year? Old/i8 in bet ‘
ditton for semce now than up!
They found an automobile, Connecti- Motor Truck Of equal caPaPJt’
cut 45.7‘" crushed, and fragments rating sold about the same time.
scattered along the lite-k. ‘
()n the engine pilot were the bodies
,.__.._.. ._._.—— «Ar- ~————’—""‘"‘_’
ltohlott’. A girl had been thrown clear; _
of the wreckage. She was llouiseANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR-
(lcr a portion of the machine. On~l .
man and one woman were on track; SACK SUITE ,
were between tracks 5 anti 1. 513-00 3“”11“ Suits ' ‘14”? J
of the tracks until l’ir. Grannls, illirl$1zlso Summer Sung, "0.85
medical examiner cattle and save per-1 Large assortment of Fabric: and
dertalting rooms of II .I). Robinson aft
L‘enterht'Ook. Two women and one‘
Weycl, were placed in nutomobilesl
and sent to New London. The men.‘
Mr. Weycl, died a few minutes after-95 N. Main 51;
the start was made, and the two worn-l
the hospital only the sill was ad;
milled. The bodies were taken to} THE NEW gcmm
s
"“"d‘m‘ .DEFI'NITION OF CHIROPRACTIG
fictitious were definitely made. Assist-'
ancc was given by the New I'Iavent cause of the disease and “1 09‘"- 0'
' he saute. Disease is caused
Astorino came here. and claimed thelby fl wrench,
bodies of his wife and three eltiltlretttbaCk- Even if done in childbot)‘
.\lr. ched. Mr. litiltloll‘s utmtttttmwmmgsm’ 1“ the mere“ "3“” "1"
tion was made by means of his drlv- ' , .. “v
er license. He had obtained the ma.l Chiropractors remote the cause 0‘
~ . :through harmonizing the nerve lye»
street. West Haven. and another card:, _ , a male trouble!
issued In 1914 was in the name oft‘ems in your body. 18
Cllfll‘ltJS M. A. Costello, 222 Whallcy‘ You Wlll never regret
‘ i l ‘ tie Ghir ractor a chance .0
ltohlott was the driver of the inn-l gyms 1 p
. . . help you.
ehmc ,nnd ll l>‘ understood here that.)
he also but] taken the party to Niall-'1 .
Miss Wagner was u r‘lON' To FRANC‘S, ”-0 C-
ltlu-nd of Mr. \l'cyel‘s son. , . ton St So. \‘orwnlk. Conn
The erossim: at which this accident? ‘4 “ashlug ' ‘
‘ Graduate from Palmer School.
ers. the most recent hating been _..--... _7 _._._.._..- ”‘5
when an automobile truck from New "‘ ’ -
Haven was demolished. REED 5 voLK
ELEL' "l'RlCAl. C0.
culled \‘l’atcluuan Walter Buckley‘con
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THE BARKER FACTORY
of a man and :1 baby. The man was
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N). l. and two women and one (.‘lllltlt'
Five lmdies were laid on the suit-3515.00 Sumner Suits 311-85
missmn for their removal to the unh'Modeis to choose from.
man. who were alive beside Louisel
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I‘ll succumbed 0.1 the way so that at: .,,.,,...,,_._../.--__1_...._.——_
Kelly's undertaking rooms in New"
Some hours elapsed before identi-t
Chiropractic is the dotinltl u of lira
.rtliee. I‘turin'r the mtrn'nw llouiszldluEtiuet
‘ F ' I h b twist or sprain in the
Mrs. Astorluo was the daughter of”t creates pinched nerves and pain ‘5
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chine from t‘ .E. Buck, oi" (it'd. lllohm llsease and pain. health is t
given special attention; also curvaturo
. :31 the spine!
menue.
Magnetic treatments given also.
tie on Sunday.
occurred has been the scene of otlt-j ...
(7. (l. Elwcll. a member of the pub.
lie utilities commission. and .I. llf
Trumbull. engineer of the connoission'
inspected the crossing this l‘orenoon.'
. Four- Killed in Charlestown
nunmws FALLS. \‘t. Aug. 21..- The Only Fully Equipped
Physicians at the lellows lr‘ulls hos} BLECTRIOAL SHOP
pitnl said today that Fayette Kings; '
billy, 'Wllr'thS injured iv; an automo-‘ In the Town
bile accident. which t‘nst tlm lives oi'l AUTO 8UPPLES
four person in (‘lmrlestowtn N. H...
yesterday. probably would t-ecover.f
The victims were Loren W. Coleman,l
of South‘l.ontlonderry; Mrs. Emma?
Perkins. Mrs. Jennie M. Kingsburyl
and her ten year old son. Lawrencml
all of Claremont, N. H. l
(‘olemau was drivin: the car. int
which he was taking the party from
Manchester to (tltttemont. At a rail".
road crossing between iCharlestown
and North (‘harlestown he stopped,
the cur on the southbound track to:
wait for a northbound freight train:
to pass. Apparently the southbound
passenger train which was noproaclrl
ing was not seen by any or the' party".
Phone 805—50 80. Mala 81:.
so. Norwalk, Music Hall 311:.
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ANY kuvn
Bought for Cash.
Address ll, car (3 Sentinel
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until too late, and it crashed into the'
automobile.
m, lThe Gorham Co
Today to Wall Street 3 , ,
WALL STREET. Noon—Prices t‘c-l» D E C O R A TOR s
acted. all around later an heavy selling .
of steels and rails. New Haven es-' ° 2' .: ,. '
tabllshed a new minimum of 301-4 and : Eyeryflnng "1 Pm t'
Delaware. and Hudson also sold at its' . "
lowest quotations of 191 1—8. Shippings; and W3" Paper
and oils virtually surrendered all gams‘
‘Store Closed 1 P. ill.
. Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwallt
with general uusettlemeut at noon. l
WALLSTREET. 10:30 a. m.—-—The,
‘nsual irregular changes accompanied;
today’s early dealings in the stock’
market. New HaVen tell 1,4; a point ml
the new minimum of 32. Oils and‘ship-i
plugs were the strongest features; Mex-9.
:lcan Petroleum gaining 2 points with:
31% each for Texas company and At-
tlantic, Gulf and West, Indies. Bethle-
hem "and Crucible Steele and New! FIRE
York Air Brake yielded from tractions‘ LIFE
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