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Advertisements
Wants, To'Let, For Sale. [losi-
small
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wAureo—Jua J. caall. urn.
_ harsh-awas- r,- ia wens
name department 1-1‘ girls (1) as
check" (ll inlet. (8) mills. Allelic»
tioa wt be made in writing. State
age, eapcisaea, salary.110 it
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WANTED -- THOUSANDS 30V-
ca
Norwalh also 6 room cottage at 5 Di ‘
’ 29 River street. on plot 120 by 85 it. ............... 911,000.00
era-ant war positions now open. Hen, Sena Court with all Improvements. ill- w or 1”,. Theta-unbound con- Seeurities other than U. 8.
no. wanted. me smut Write in- quire or 1. Di em. 121 Main street, dim, mm m m on, Bum... lmds inn! ”chains -
namely to.- list. Franklin institute, Norwalk. or Central Hotel, South Nor- ' W w New owned unpleas-
M ash, Rochester s Y m 1.». walk. ‘ 13 ‘ are still to be had in this rd .......... $453,831.58
' ' ‘ ' __ ___ 1 l for loll. however. Apply I. 8. Bouton. Total bonds, securities,
'" ‘ ""- ———— 5. Wm" a7“... , etc. ................... 410,831.58
. ' TO LIT—WE HAVE A BOOK VA- Stock». other than Feder- '
_ cant for man and wife or two men it . . at Reserve Bank slot-11.. _ 2,050.00
WA N I permanent else-ta for it flat A ‘ '0' ’Au.'“!"‘~ nouns SW" °' mm" him“
m h r ° W V with onehalt acre of Insulin Went Bank (5,, W mm o,
—-—-—_—— 6 my son or phone 1574' C' A' NONIIIW 383! CW!" TUNI- subscription) .......... 6,000.00
9 e' prop. ‘11 3‘ pike. last he sold at ease to close Value of banking house
WANTED-50" SHIRT ‘ FOLD — V » ' ”an. 8mm AW! 0! m "(1an . . . . ......... “2,815.31
"3' “a"; inserts", tellers, TO LIT—3 CONNM'WG FUR— ed. ml“ on mortgage. inquire Equity in banking house; 62.81531
. , ' nished room with "t", I” and all C a“ A Unit“ . Furniture and fixtures.... 2,428.1.
wAareo-runnnns ro wonxiconmtme, ,0, n 1, W 1 ill - "7|- 3‘” Lawful mil-m With red-
. . . 8 ‘ h°mk°¢vlnm handing. “rat. 59”. i ll ve a. k 43
In my. a“ k. rra ’ eaer . n ..... 000.00
_ 9... per wee 214 East avenue, near _ ('ash in vault and net .
NAMED,“ SHIR'flanRS. PAVE”! NW“ 4090!. 111 St 10”.! I" '21. mm: amounts due from na-
Ihtio learning. , .. . tiollal banks ........... 52,322.57
, , ‘ To LET-A menu mnwlsunn wau. STREET. 10:30 a. m.—’ "“1"“? °” fl?" ”3": i“
all P 1 front room with heat, bath and mealfi. Stocks tendered downward again at fliipgofimc trail); (blitz:
ea y or without. Either gentleman or lady. the GPO-ll! or may. union, with a ’thau Item 17) ..... .... 8,830.41
Centrally located. Address I. care 0‘ continuance of: pressure against U. 8. Total- of items 14. 15 16.
H - ' , Sentinel. st”! and other ICUVB industriala and 17 and 18 ....’61.152.98
. i Dents in log the motor roup (‘hechs on banks located
‘ ., T0 LET-2 ROOMS INF N “3“" ’ ""d 5 outside of city or town
. UR 1811- “‘9’ oils. Rails were comparatively of reporting: bank and
‘ .. fl - ..- . . ed or furnished to let for light house ”um“. except Union hung “a other cash items....... 50935
.. ,. keeping. Inquire at 76 Taylor avenue, mm. of the prominent coll “we. Redemption fund with 1'.
South Norwalk, Conn. which ielded m. fractions to . S. Treasurer and due
1.1.100, Mold , . ’ from L'. a. Trrasurer... 5,000.00
. e" .- point Pronounced strength was 1 .
__»_ - 1.0 LET-THREE ROOMS WITH - ntereat iarncd but not
. and part improvements Two minutes' 'ahown by the shipping group, llamas collected, approximate
Coremakers “u mm m um 39 m Preferred gaining a points. and Adam on 110"“ and bills rt” .
. . . 8“ on. “a” tie Gulf a substantial fraction Miler- "“de “0‘ past due... 150'”
0N unlitv wonlt rent, inquire Frank Libner. no 3i , ' ' l
Wanted t 0 v. , » ,lY Md! '7" filth"! '0'"?- ' Total ................. 91.252.479.84
I": l __ . Liabilities. '
a - e ‘ ‘ T: “I ”IT‘S“ omen R00”? WALL “REEL—important stocks capital smelt paid in ..... 3100.000 00
ADM! h“ t 9;”: c l) 3:5 “emu"?- 3133‘“ recorded lowest prices of the week in Surplus fund ............ 190,000.00
' ea ' 0' ur .9" 93" c“ an n the course of today'a'sesillon. The re- Undivided profits
Hillard , Machine Tool “in Damon” Stationery more. ,vmal "3 “mm“ m we “a; ...... , ' ........ 522,050.28
C0. 8 Foundry Q. meat that tho ‘0“ “ wwoulmd ssh Lesa current expenses, in-
lirewster Street. Bridgeport, Conn. TO LET MS m,‘ “a _ “"91. Mid 13"" ,bnld
‘provementngfih dWITH‘fulzged Congress to regulate all issues of'sea _______________ 95.18063 16,869.75
4 n , . r s e or ill! lfll~ curiites. Steel, equipment. and “mo Interest and discount col-
... A .Ll. -' - , A. ___A._.,._:'._,_-g“ 1“ South Main street, Inquire at arms specialties yielded 1 to 4 pointl.‘ lected or credited. in “‘1‘
NOTICE tUnlted Grocery. ‘ ‘ralls reacting an avenue 0' 1 1-2 more of maturity and
i, ‘ I‘lhlppings alone showed substantial not earned (approxi-
District of N 7““: ”- Probate TO LEI--2 APARTMENTS 3 buying Ilinrine Preferred mating an'f‘iglallzzin ..... t '''''' t ..... 2,000.00
. . a _ h t 9698 Tu lor avenue . . , ‘ . . . , i: no on on stand
Court, January.12, A. D, 1918. 1001113 8.” ' 3 , y ' extreme. advanceiof . WINE. Wm' "1K ...................
Estate of Gerda G. Johnson. late of (’"Y- "“11”", Ml'l- 3- Tarlov, 15 GYOW‘ we", ”'th retrieVed‘in the later deal-‘ Net amounts due to Na- ‘
Norwalk. in said district, deceased. . ‘ ' "0"" Milk" ----- 49.95
The court of Probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
all: months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, pron
petty attested, within said time.
be dcbarred a recovery. All persona
l
indebted to raid estate are requested;
to make immediate payment to
lAerBRT .l. JOHNSON,
A Administraor”
/
ossear'so PAIR
GET DIVORCE lN
SUPERlOR COURT,
i‘lesertlon two months after their
marriage April 27. 1012, was the al‘c-'
gmion made in her application for dlo,
more by Katherine "Hull Chase of
Bridgeport against Charla: C. (hate.
IOW of parts unknown. Chase lived‘
with hi:- wife but a short time. but fail-
ed to support her. and in the June (of-
louing their marriage he disappeared.
Jtt-lz'e? Mallbie granted a divorce en
the ground of deserllon.
('ruelty and intemperate habits
were charged by Ruth Davia’Ackt-Sby
of Danbury against' Richard E. Acker-
1y. now of long island. Mrs. Ach'erly
said her husband never supported her
following their marriage May it. 1913.
was intempernte. did not worlt. beat
we frequently and tlnally left her.
There are two children. one three
year-l and another it monthu old.
‘Jmlge alanine granted divorce and the
custody of the children.
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can or ruauxs
' , i wish to thank Taylor J: Golden
00.. and Jacob Layton for the prompt
and satisfactory adlustnlent of insur-
anw on my propertv loss. Jan. 3, 1919.
KlTTlE l. BRUMMER.
Darlen. (foal.
, ‘ atesnrlpavollfa
' ’ FOR CHILDREN,“
lat-llama
~" e' "“ r'M A
..\ ‘ a" "I'm. 55" :4!ny
igfgdfffl- mil?" ' - . 7
M" " 1r -vl: not
mania-it:
"-
will I
. we will "save the
‘- “formulas.
ro LET—9 1100! HOUSE WITH
all improvements. a Madison atreet
inquire lira. Bederd, no ladlsaa
street. :12 3t
70 LET—6 noous turn an;
“meme-u. so on, toast, soata
street, city. Telephone 1852-12;
To LET—BRICK BUILDING, UN-
lon street, suitable for storage. Room
for four auto cars. The warm I: liai-
ley Co. '
Proiedollal Cards.
Miscellaneous Advs.
Oafibmrwauy-rbe'chahmfie.
nonwoaw-auas Hadrian.
FOR “LE-408D TOURlNG CAR.
Perfect rand-g order. Apply o5
at” ‘ . at
when". .m. .1...
at South Ila-walk. c... in B .
“Muplthe‘closeofbu;
an on Dec. 31. 191?:
W
loans and discounts (ex-
cept those shown on It
, and c) ....... $419,013.59
, Total loans....9479,013.59 "79,073.59
i0verdrafta, unwound
secure circulation (par
value ........9199.000.00
,Total U. 8. bonds (other
than Liberty bonds) and
certificates of indebted-
ness
Liberty Loan Bonds. on.
..................
o'clock. at 5 Haviland street, South pledged. 3 1-2 per cent.
'Norwalk, 1 3t and 4 per cent. ........
“ z ........... 319,000.00
FOB SALE—1N 181' DISTRICT.
large house, 11 roms and bath room,
tugs. , The closing was heavy. Sales
approximated 375.000 shares. Liberty
T0 LET—FLOORS or 3 AND 4'
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-fi
trie lights and improvements. Rents'
moderate. Inquire 84 Woodward ave:
11118. Tel. 3654 or 473-3.
i
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FOR y/ALE—Slx ROOM ' HOUSE
with all improvements and seven
acres of land. One mile from city cen-
ter or Wall street. Owner anxious to
sell; Price 33,500. ,
Ask John T. Haves
Ito:7 lain St, Norwalk.
near. Isrammrwmawon -
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Have your ashes, coal and all kinds,
of light trucking done by Fuller Em'
press. All orders left at Harrald's
barber shop, Raymond street. “Tel:
1551. 1'10 31
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.'
Flaherty, proprietor. Trucking. bong
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. once telephones 1581. 300 -
House connection. ’
. LOST.
LOST — WEDNESDAY EVENING
between five and air, between Still-
aon's and railroad station, purse con-
taining four dollars and change. Find-
er return to Sentinel and 'peccive re-
ward. ,/
LOST-A REDNSH BROWN Alli:
dale dog. Answers to name of Sandy.
Had spiked collar on with leash no:
incited. Finder please phone Mrs. Au,
tin."“ltoclt Ridge Road. 11 3t
.7 . . . awe-2;- . . 22-
“Thls little pig went to Europe: this
little pig stayed home;" but both must
help win the war. That in why the U.“
a. Food Administration is suing a'
porlllera “today all well as a wheat-‘
less Titan‘s): The prohibition against.
pori' utedu to all p of thpi
log. trar'l I r salt. bacon ham, lard and.
sauna”. The nation» to are fighting:
b02140 il- Ema m :It have 3min!
American supply is not keeping up;I
with the demands made on it. But it;
sort," than will be
1
SAVANNAH [AND
To all pointl in Florida, Georgia
and the South
J. M. Layton & (30. inc,
Real Eitateiaod Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomlk
1?" YOU HAVBANY '11le
EAST NORWALK. ‘
The fellrun'ingldog ofilcrsm‘who'bnd '
violent! the dog lawby alloWing their
dog-4 to run loose were lined 32 each
by Julian l'oshurgh ill the downtown
man this morning: oseph Uta. Mary
Tito. i-‘rell Knapp and Florence 'Wil-
ltf‘l'ht u.
been told to appear in court and who
did not do so will be looked up by the
police today.
Permits have b;
ion granted to the
Adams Expreaa Company for wiring
ll‘lt'ii‘ [WW 0"le in the Clifford Hotel
Work: to W. C. Smith of Winfield
ii'il'e'd for wiring: to Mrs. A. ll. End-l
.v in for wiring at 13 Arch. fret and to
Wilfred .liorrisoli for the erection of a'
garage at it cant of about 875 at 18’
Myrtle iiil‘t'l'f. t
)
-—Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
“53 F
$2.500 Cash. Balance on
coal range. (tango
and .2
trolley. recursion l'
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, 1
Other dog owners who had“:
FOR/SALE » {
ranklln AVe-
8roomhouso.hathaadutratoilst,slaotrlo
snout roll A comma?“ b. m “5mm; ‘
LADD &‘ NICHOLS.
' lien] Estate ‘
Buds other than U. 8.
bonds pledged to secure
postal savings deposits
Net amounts do
i
e to banks
bankers and trust com-
Toi’nl of demand dc-
po lts (other than bank
deposits) subject to Re-
servc, items 3.1, 34. 35.
36. 37, an, 39 and 40
.............. $418,510.12
‘Polltal Savinlra deposits. ..
‘Other limp deposits ,,,,,, i31;078.37:0f tile—port lwulll. lipon looking
Total of time deposits rub- fat the ulcalller. which appeared
JPN to Reserve. Items very suspicious, through tilt-f
41. 42, «13 and it .......
’ ............. “41.63951
’ . CALL UP :Btlla payable. other than
mugggpmw ; 02:32:. Limit?
ALso specialism nations-J 33.3.?"ionWXTiL’K
SOLD AND EXCHANGE!) 5 than rcdtacounts ....... 45,000.00
61 “AVE" AVE- l Total .................. 31,252,479;
State of (tonnedtlc'ut. Comm)? '9"
Pairileid. as:
l. Wilfred Bothrll, cashier-wot the
above naturd bank. do solemnll'
swear that tun alioje statement is
truo to the be." of my knowledge and
belief.
WIIJ‘RBD DOlel-il.l..
Cashier.
Subncribcd and sworn to before me
this 11th day of January. 1918.
‘ SAMUEL S. VEIISOR.
i Notary Public.
Correct-attest:
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
Llii’WiSi it. ’lllR'IB!’TTl
HENRY ll. LOCKWOOD.
Directors.
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The Damn, firemen will give a ban-
quet a week from Monday night to the
out-of-town grcmen who responded to
their call for help in the recent tire.
/
Marinas at 5 Per Cent.
. no and
not. 1711.,
4.1.81‘
g, _ .-..—.--
tm “T5111
‘ nan NEGOTIATIONS.
AT BRm-UWVSK'
FOR A SEPARATE
PEACE
(Continued tron First Page).
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trade protection operations. Ad-f
miral Wemysa will be chief of 1181
val stud and responsible for the
A PACIFIC PORT, Jan. 12.——AI
large questions of naval policy.
Japanese ship carrying it mission
IM'M'MVWl by President “3'11““: 0f \'., one of the armed guards, in
lMexico, to Japan fer the alleged'
{purpose of negotiating a treatyl
19.00000 between “1": two countries and tioll forward was hit. Another
:also for arranging for the pur-
icllase by Mexico from Japan of
'srms and ammunition for the
Mexican army has arrived ill port
here, according to a local pper.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. iii—Leon
'Trotrky, tile iolsbcvik Foreign
Minister, at the conference nt=
Brest-l.itovsk yesterday, said that;
in order not to leave any poasibiI-‘
tiny ill the fight for peace ulllltiliz-’
ed, the Russian delegation accept-l
ed the demand that the llegotia-r
‘tilillii be continued at liliest-l
Litovilk.
The chairman of
delegation said that in full accordQ
with their former resolution, tile‘
Russians desired to continue lllt‘
peace negotiations, quite npartl
{from the fact whether or not the]
iElltelltc Powers participated. I
'i‘rotzky said llt‘ lind ll’llt‘tl ”it"
lstntellletlt of the ('clltrlti l’liwcrs
Iilliit the basis of a mineral pent-c its
{formulated ilt their dcclarutloll'
illt‘d‘t'mllt‘l' 25 was null and void:
and added: _ !
.“ We adhere to the principles of
democratic peace as proclaimed by:
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WASHINGTON, Jall. l2.—-—How
{the naval gun crew of the Ameri-
can steamer J. L. liuckcnbach
successfully fought off for four
lllOlll’i-l the attacks of a German
fixlllillli’lili' until it destroyer 1'11!!-
| 3-?
detail today in on ofllciul‘ account
«iby the Navy Department.
I The engagement described took
lplnce on October 19 while the ves-
lsel wall on route to a French port.
i’l’lle ll boat subjected the merch-
tllc engines out of commission.
colllmimder of the American (lP-'
i The official ilccollttt. follows:
I
on ”W Lin-killlliuell reported
stcillller illlclllll. Tllc l'tllllillililtlt'!‘
l“? ”‘9 llrllli‘il illlfll'il blflllli’il lli'l'liith destroyer Ramon strut-k roeitai
10.551.245llllll-‘ii'lf film“? “3|.“ iii‘llll li’l'll'fll'il.iiff the irish coast on \Vcllllesdtty;
‘ifllaSM‘s- a sail "PW‘HN‘d 0" l1"‘-f~—TitcBolslicvikllcwspi‘lperl’rtlv-fNE
iliotll guns- were trained on the
'fillf‘itllier. 'l‘ltc llrmed guard (mill-{\Vilsnn’s address to Congress. dc—t
. .
mallllcr tllen wrllt aloft to obtnln ll?
lbctter view. When he. was: half
:wuy up. the supposed steamer
itllrllcd out to be a submarine and
.Opt‘ili’tl fire.
‘alltllll 7:30.
"The l.llckellllni-ll~ ilmllodiately
Itipi-llcd fire with both guns. The
’iirst two or three shots fired by
the :iublllarillc fell about. 2,000
yards short. She was firing at long
grunge. "l‘lle lauUkeiillat‘h'H allots
also it"! ' at. All the submarine
'lltlpf‘nl‘t‘fl to In- closing ill, the cap?
illtlil v.12; ': ill? to put the stern oi"
'tllc Luckcubucll to her. which lie
idid. Distress signals were sent
'(llll by wireless.
“The submarine closed ill it
'
KEEP ’Ul‘tilrii were falling all around the D
f re
the Russulll
'sttl was headed towuriltllc allliike'fOl' the 9581“”
to tile att-ulller'a rescue forced;
'the U bout to sublllcrgc. is told illlimmv,
guilt craft to a heavy shellfirw lllillid
”floomiinjurcd seven mummified it email 1 guns ncvcr flillcbcd. When the by only. the immediate family. inter-
?bluzc aboard and temporarily plltfafmv [run was put out of commig-;mcnt was in Riverside 'ccmetel'y.
‘ ision, the lifter pointers came to
“Don t i-illl‘l't‘llt‘lt’l",( " flushed the'
"At 7:34) ll. lli.. the after lookout m a convo
3 about 5 p. m."
of ii l’lipili'lilllN Allli-ril-llll illlpcrilil-‘zzlsx. 2:57. $30!.
ism tliltl nil the greatest Ilypocrite‘
Tllt‘ time was theni
t
I
deed by u ‘submilrietl. According-'
«0‘
,(r. .‘
«an
M- w - ~._... -a
uM‘ Min aounaans.
deck. 'l'wo shots landed on that - A...
port side forward, striking the oil-W , w. Mastic
eri’ mn- ulii plmng' a large hole- Constable Henry c. swam. 0! law
in the aidemnalanded on the port Nunik. .m: 11:. and Mrs. Jot-n u.
did. atltho waterline, hitting theflllln, of Kownyton, have .eturned
fresh water tank and destroying,“ Rey. New ‘1'0*.\'i‘helli they at- .
most of the fresh water supply,:teaded the funeral of their brain!-
.ap
' lAnother landed ill the petty ofii-‘in-taw. Jame-W, land. He started -
meaty—operations in 1101110 “'8- icrs' mess room and exploded, put-‘trora his home last 11m moral-It
limb operations 0191' 5935 “Killing the ash-hoist out of commis- and neighbors new him fall to the
clan and bursting the steam pipe ;‘ street not far from his home. When al-
also wounding two men, one mess'alatanca reached him he was dead.
boy and one fireman. One sltotuhe coroner manhood the came or
passed through the ueather screeu‘ldenth as herrt failure brought on by
on the bridge and landed in the exertion in walking along the icy
cargo, exploding but. not starting street. He had for many years Dena
a fire. Pieces of shell hit Loutbcr, e-‘ployed m x" Yofl city, and was
a member or the Printing Pressman-”r
Union, Local 51. in van tiff-Ole
years of age and is survived by a wi-
dow and three children;
three places. One of the ship’s
crew who was carrying ammuni—
‘allell enrioded. ill the engine room, .
wounding the first and third engi- Move Kerekes
neer and putting the engine. out of I Gustave Karena. a well known tee ,
commission. Bell, one of the guns’ idept of the Springde section, died .
crews, was going up the forward at his home 39 1-2 fly avenue, early
ladder carrying ammunition when last evening. after a ton! “he" ll
the shell that landed in the quar- in. card year. He is survived by O
termaster’s room exploded ,tllejwue and one daughter, bliss Inmate‘-
firmer front the shell blinding him Karelies. and two mg, atephen and
for about two hours Edward 3" of this city, its is "also
"The distress calla sent out had mm.“ by two mien, Mrs. Rope or.
been answered by a United States in and Mrs. (‘iara Kerelres and n Mm ,
destroyer at 8 :10 a. in, which was ther. John Kerekes. all of Brids'enom
asked how quickly it could arrin- Funeral services will be held on Mon-
ou the scene. "i‘wo bollrs,' was the ' day morning at 8:15 from the late
ply. ' ‘ residence and at 9 from St, Ludialsm’
“The captain of the Lucken-‘R 0 Church, interment being- in But. ‘
but-b said: "i'oo lute. Look for Muy'g cemetery.
boats.’ l
“ ‘lllill'i surrenden' i-alllo lit-.ekl Dr. Frederick Powers. 'oi
the message. and tile Luckonbachfi Dr. Frederick Powers, the old;
replied: ‘Never.’ practitioner in Weatport. died sudd ;
"At about 11 it. ill. smoke was 13'1“” ”elm“ following ‘ shock. 11;. ,
sighted (iii the horizon. The ves- had. practiced medicine 1" Westpow
years, and for twenty: ‘
to lessen the distance which tlletflve years had been "’9 ”w” “WW
destroyer would have to come. It ‘examiner. He was seventydlve year!
was shortly after this that the Oil-:01 are. and prominent in the Millie“
cities were temporarily put out of social and fraternal circles of this see-
commission by all ex/tllosive shell. tion. He leaves a widow and a host of .
At about 11:30 the (lestroyer fired friends/”who will sincerely mourn his
her first shot at the submarine. loss. ' ’
which submerged lil’milllltos later.'
“The lillckcnbnch llnd com-l Mrs. Chauncey "IMO"!- .
mellced firing about 7:40 and ccnn-' Mrs. Chauncey “31110” 0‘? 3““
ed firing at. 11:40. two hundred street, Westport, died last evening.
w...- .
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and two roundabout]: fired at the following an illness of some time with ‘5”
submarine. pneumonia. She was seventy-loll? .0”
“The ship's crew lpdmveil cred» years 0’ 339' and 193'“ ‘a husband.
on trillblc I log expt-r-i
iollced lung. ' the to pass nm-l
. . . - |
mulllttou,‘. ‘10 .o mdlldcr of the.
.‘ill'mi’il mull“: _ {1 gta.‘ “The fire- '
.1!th start-i be ow. Great praise is "'1‘? "0m 13- W: Raymonda Funeral
due the/n ed guard for the man- Parlors on Washington street at 2.30
nor ill ”Will b they perforated tlicir;0'0l0¢ki Rev. 1". A. Coleman/odictatlng.
lily. [The men stationed at tho|The funeral was private and attended
Funeral of Mr. Divine.
Funeral services were held this at-
ternoon for the late Patrick Henry Di-
A complaint come from East .\'or«
. . r there were creat-
othcr its 1‘67 rounds were iired’out'“balk that b0" 0“
hcl
t
forward {run and relieved one/Zine
3 l-Z's sold at 98.70 to 98.58, first: panics (other thou in- inst a digturbnnce and a number of tho
Fours at 97.92 to 97.90 and second; cluded in items 30 or gstroycr that t'tlllllhinil'lt? beckon-Intuit: forward run. 1101288. Hubbo‘ys were brought before‘Chief Pen- _ v
.Fours at 96.60 1006.54. l 31) ................... 30.710.11illal'll a distress call. hover. was phlef hrlathwflln’fl mate. was amtngton, who utter r warning allowed / -
f , T03! of itclnll'mfiolusand :‘tlle lilcolllc reply. ' igrcnt help, doing most of the spot.'them to go. i - 1
~—/ —~~ - _ .J p -> "E: - -' in}: mh‘l'fig‘fim" 2:: i All lliellliplraoftilc armed gltnrdtting from the top of the wheel-l -. ., ..- .. , . - ._._...._; i
W“ ‘ ,, ,0 check 4“ 191.81 llfivt‘ lull-ll collllllclldcd by illelllflllhii’ while the. armed guard com-,Nf Y., n, H, 61 11, TIME TABLE
AGE“. 1' -.-‘ f hratosoi deposit due 'Mll'." ”(‘l‘m‘lmi‘m r“? L'flllallli‘l' “'llllfllltlor was taking: care of illlllih‘l —-
‘Old Domlntol. ....-3 1'0“ bthan 30 days lgi‘ililll. and llllf‘ eolulllamlor llasitll‘olllld the decks and guns. . In Ell?“ Nov. 25. 1917 it.
.. . .. i Pr 1 on for monev (‘t‘ll "l\'t‘il t to li'illlill'al'l‘ warrant. “T1 1 ~ - ' .. I 'l‘ ‘ ‘9
To (mi 1mm -tlnll'llx .iriit :I‘u _ _' 5 l- _ . l , _ lc (cairn) or stood b) ulltl .
in Virginia ,.‘.'l.l:::‘:|)mck’fl """"" zlt'ggjégflf bouts-twain lll recognition of his the engines were repaired, which -80UT: EfifixALfilggxo 2515’: V313: It '
(instill; MM; _l)iVIdends unpaid -. : ,scrvil-es. ' took about two hours and n llillf.'6;57'x" 5:13;”751; '8:2llx, '8:59‘nl ;_ .
and then escorted the l.llckenbacll 59m, 9:39, 10:33, 10:52:. ,3
y, which was reached! P. M.——12:03. 12:52 (Stamford only).
1
. .' ' ' I . . I r I
L0x],n‘\v' J11". 12.-—-T|li‘ Ih‘n-t5ndct 6.021; 6 ‘7 (Stamford on y)‘ 1
17:02:. 8:06. 10:07x. 10:30x.
“’“r Sundays .., .
A. hi.——12:3~ix. 52352:, 51:49:, 8:59, ‘
35:. 10:03:. 10:06. 10:50x. ,.
r. 91:42:03. 1:091. _2:llx, 3:121:
(4:32; 5:46. 6:02x. 45:57:. 7:022, 7:571.
9:19x.10:07x,10:30x.1040. ..
' w YORK T0 souril Honwaqo
A. M.——4:1‘0x,5:30, 5:34. 32001.8;51n, “
9:151, 10:30x. 10:06, 10:50:. ‘
P. M.-12:03x, 1214511
only). 1:06, 1:35!
/
illld ftltllldcrctl. it is announced oi-i9
firinlly.
l’E'i‘ROGRAD, Friday. Jilll. 11.
(lit. in commenting on President}
(Saturday '1‘
scribes the President as the bend3
3:53, 4:13: (Except
Saturdzlyl. 4:23. 5:13x. 5:29, 6:00;, .
:03. 7:35x, 15:10:, 9:28. 11:13:. 12:00:.
Sunday-
A._l\l.—-6:00,, 8:001, 9:001,
38
l i’l.-~Tllt‘l
(
history has ever known.
AMSTERDAM. .lilil.
Wolff Bureau. the S?!ill~()fili'lal:19350x. n "m . 1.;- '
(it-rlnnll agency. ill 0‘ mmltlulliml-' 11;: zl'aai'flfl'mlivfg; il'-'l’tls:'ll§lg:r
tioll regarding: the sinking: of tlu-i‘szO’L' "' ""9 ' ' ' ' ‘17.}:
liritisll hospital alliw Rcwn. says!
the (lemon authorities cnnnot'
yet give a final statement its the;,._ , _ ,
submarine ulticlt might have llf’f‘nl"},‘" ”filfi‘fiwltlzz'tlmdgcpon on
concernedla still at sea. 'i'liefl;zo, 2:41 (Bridgeport only. Saturdayv‘:
communication adds: ;only). 2:47 (Bridgeport only. email;
"Nevertheless. competent quar-
I'Baturdnyl. 3:303, 4:28, 5:19. C; ‘
tern regard it as: impossible tilut‘s'm' 7'08" 7‘31 (Bridgeport only
the ship shotlld'havc been torpc-i
A. M.-12:2fix, 1:13x. 5:17, 0:07
HAVEN .g.
11:11x, 11:5sx."5i
8144:, 9:25x.11:08. . i -‘
Sundays
A. M.~—12:20x. 1:13x,
e 10:19, 11:121. 11:58:.
1’. M.-2:10x. 4:421. 6:331,
7: ,
ly, the.‘ only possibility is that all 6:48.
.a’
groan, tztitix. 3:02x. 3:29, 4:32.11. 6:271. 3
(Saturday . only). 1:
."ii'
10:03:,~ . 9,
sourH NORWALK To new i'
Weill
.
'illiout 2,000 yards. Early in the
. was sunk by a mine."
Ibottle one shot from the submarine
7:08x, 8:31}, 8:4-lx. 9:25;. ‘
landed olitbtl dot-k forward on the
port side/and exploded ill the
pilns' crews' quarters, starting a
fire, which partially destroyed the
‘qllarters and burned the effects of
,thc guns’ crown, The immi- shot
burst the fire main. The fire main
lwna blocked 011' and water finally
not to the fire. Steam also won
turned on the flames. Shortly ni-
tcl' the first shot landed, litlotllcr
abut struck the qunrtcrnlastcr'ii
room, without doing much dain-
npc. .
, "A itiirrt lilmicd near the lite '
and exploded putting the aft "r
,xtm out of commission.
“At term 225 month: were. tired
by tile“ submarine, wt of which
there. were only nine cit-an llita'
the commander'reports. Pieces 0.
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
in spite of the appeal from Europe. NORWALK
demanding conservation at home” A. M.—12125X." 4135):.
American consumption at beef ill in 0:59. 8:06. s:30,"9:-ill‘x. 11:00.
creasing at an'alarming rate. accord. 5:1;3‘6’Egzzlg'336l'fi’ :41?’ 842?.
Itug to figures announced by the Unto. ' ' ' x. 5,‘,;.,‘,,," ' x, ' h .
oil States Food Administration. in the A. M.—-4:35x. 4:531, 7:55, 8:30!“
fiscal year of 1916-17 the per capita 91;!!3‘1111‘1"; 17 1 5, 2 23‘ ti ‘ .
consumption Jumped 10 pounds above! , ' 1"" 1 ,x' :a'm :. 3" "0"
tho consumption for the preceding ”$32: 151.1435; 6'11", .003, 9'”? ”'2‘" .1
months. The art-rage American. the OOUTH NORWALK '70 DANIURV'
)tlgurea allow. iii eating 0",.“ pounds of avg--3112? 3:257. 9:50; ‘
beef oath year. Europa needs best . .-- : . 1: is (Saturday on] M
. ‘ i2:ts (Saturday onlyl. 4:39: 5:27 (do
more than at any time in history, ”Loop! Saturday), 0:25, , /
our 1910-11 exports dropped 38,000,000; , Iuooayl
poundli below exports in 1015-16. Un-i' , Q ill—:12: 1 15
toss out home consumptiln of boot is ' ' "" ‘ ' ‘ ‘
reduced, it must moon that in ozder to'DAM'mW TO ‘0
., Prim—4:33; 7:07.
eta dangrous rstn~~and they are at, .,
A
warmly the absolute needs of lint-opal
Iuodayl
my .‘hm I A. M.-l.50.
11 5.0 M.~l:00, 7:86. 9:25. 10:051.
our anthem will have to be dsplatod‘ ' I .
l'. M."|22‘l5. Iz' . I
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I
wk
irfiflx, 6:50.“:fl
vi'rl-l uoswath. .
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