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Nellie St. John 01 6 Quintnrd Place
has secured a Judgment lien against E.
ll. Gilbert et at for 81,045
George F.Br1tton or East Norwullt
has brousht action against Alois ‘Uts
of Charles street ‘
R. E. liar-Itett has Mmmenccd suit
against W. l". Bootleld et nls.. the
property elected being in Roberts
street.
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Harris Ooitlieh or 13 North slain
street has punhased a handsome cash
register horn the National cash her
late? company.
In. larie c. mi» of “’est not
walk has brousht action against Itrs.’
Iary (I. lltte to secure musics oi
property in West Norwalh.
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Frank H. Gleason Eand others have
begun proceedings against property
in the name of Charles F. Napier. Js.,
hi Harbor View Beech.
Hamilton Comvtorlz. machinisth
mate. 11-1.. on an 8. 1". boat. has been
tied up. hoses "(the lee, at the ma-
zine basin. “turmoil B”. .
There were three real estate sales
in Norwalk last week. with mortgages
of 82.950. For the second weelt oiian-
nary, 1917. there wort-seventeen sales
oi property and mortgages 01125. 407.
The Hunting and Plumblnl cornE y
of Norwallt has secured a Jud ent
lien analnitt ”sale 1. Ellsworth for
.105. the property being located in
Iitn street.
Dr. and Mrs. 8. Treat Stanley 07
lhst Orange. N. J.. are the proud par-
ents of an intent son. Ir. ltaniey Is
a tor-inel- Norwnllt boy. He is s broth-
er of Mrs. W. H. Baldwin oi Wnll
street.
Plans are being drawn by Arch tact
n. a. rusty of Port Chester 1 r n
house so be erected on Weaver street
hr Joseph W. Simona of Port Cheater.
The house will he at irsntu ton-true-
tion ”at. feet. and will be prouldm
with all improvements. cosiins about
$5.000.
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Oo‘tl‘aotor T. F. Foley :1 com 111'
of South Norwalh were last eeh
M s new job for the New York.
New Haven I Haulerd Railroad (‘otn-
ph}. It oils for the extension of
the stone arch culvert about one hulls
east oi the New lrltsln railrendE sir
(ion. and will tnhe. seveInl weelta to
complete. Wuh will be started as
neon as the weather is favorable
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E32,,183 173 pounds on January 2.
a decrease of «.2 per cent.
The total stochs of i‘ oten pntz zrvE
reported by 279 curves to Jenna 1»
1.1918 amounted to 62.108.575- pounds.
while the total stocks repcrted (it Do,
camber 1. 1917. amounted to 49. 345.— E
417 pounds. The reports of 168 stor-
ages show stocks or 17. 326, 327 poundsE
on Jesusry 1, 1918. as cosnpsrod with
1911'
The re}
ports show that the stocks increased
29.4 per cent. during December, 191M
while they increased 30.7 per cent. 1
during December. 1916
Broilers
The total stock of broilers reported
by 169 storases on January 1. 1918.1
amounted to 8,611,701 pounds. while:
the total stocks reported by 187 story
ages on December 1.
to 8.751.472 pounds.
1917, amounted
pounds on January 1.1918. as com-
pared with 3.,927 027 pounds on Janu
”71,1017. ndecrense of 39.1 per
cent. The reports of 158 storage:
show that the stocks decreased 0.5
per cent. during December, 1917, while
the reports of 88 storsscl show
Esloclts increased 10.2 per cent during
December. 1916.
Roasters
The total stocks or roasters report-
ed by 168 storages on January 1.1918.
amounted to 18,416,005 pounds. while
the total stocks reported by m nice
.“" on December 1.1917. amounted
’10 12,288,257 pounds.
The reports of
93 etornsw rhow stocks 07 5,125,410
pounds on January 1. 1018. as col-
parcd with 8.504.070 pounds on Janu-
ary11917,n decrease of 21! per cent.
The reports of 161 storates show that
the stocks increased Ill per cent.
during December. 1917. while the re-
ports of 80 rtomges show stocks in-
creased 26.3 per cent. during Decent
her. 1916
Persia
The total stocks at iowls reported
by 179 storases on January 1. 1918.
mounted to 18.0". are pounds. while
the total stocks reported by 20! stol‘
tires on December 1.1017. amounted
to 8.617. 455 pounds The reports of
storages show stocks at 3.88. 2214
pounds on January 1. 1918. as corn-
pared with 593110113 pounds on Jan-
utirv 1. 1911. a decrease or «.0 per
cent. The reports of 160 storages
show that the storlts increased 51.11
' percent. durins December. mr, while
the reports oi 93 sto‘raaes show
stocks increased 45.8 per cent durlnl
December. 1916.
Turiteys
The tool eim‘lts of turkeys reported
by 201 aiornuos on January 1, 1913.
amounted to 4.510.04s pounds. while
the total stocks reported by 817 star
ages on December 1. 1917. amounted
to 8.259.478 pounds. The reports of
117 storages show stocks of 1.406.901
pounds on January 1. 1918, as camper.
ed with 2.707. 5118 pounds on January 1.
1917. a dercesse of 48.0 per cent. The
reports at 170 storaaes show that the
stat its "10‘"th 463 per cent. durins
December. 1917. while the reports or
97 Morales show that the stocks in'
creased 11.3 per cent. durins Decent-
ber. 1m.
Miscellaneous Poultry
The total stocks of miscellaneous
poultry reported by 240 storms on
January 1. lsll. amounted to 19,582.:
957 pounds while the total stocks re-‘
ported by 2114 storsses on December
1.1917. amounted to 10.428. 755 pounds ‘F
showE
stochs oi 5..o7ll :04 pounds on innuarvE
The reports of 144 storsses
1.1018. as compared with 11.11151“
rounds on January 1. 107. s decrtsto
oi‘sls percent. The reports otalt
atorages show that the stocks lncwas
ed 43.4 per cent. durina l‘enetnbst.
1017. while the reports of 117 stores
as show that the stochs increased
39.3 per cent durins Docelnbo'.1itltl
All poultry holdinsa not scurrsstcd
into broilers roosters. towls and tur«
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it a lentils. 1‘ T MONDAY
rimmml .1", omens-ALL DAY
«unusually liisourneirlotlcdutyto
powwow iii-oat flux
The reports of;
.“ storages show stocks of 2.592 524E
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Explorer Comes Out of 3 6M KILLED
Arctic Alter Four Yea R. m an mutt!“
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younger children. who were sleeping
in thtir nurser‘. litr thought was
carried out wizh the aid at her nine-
tedyesr-oid son. James. Jr. 't‘hen
mother and son mined back into‘the
Games to br.ng out the little sleepers.
it was too late. in the brie! time
E tutu! by the rescue the interior oi the
, building had become a seething mass
.u llamas and choking gasses Theyl
'msde desperate charts to reach the'
:stsirway, but were each time swept
Ebert: by the scorching heat
Firemen tron: Fire Truck No. x en-E
Ideayored to reach the children. A‘
ladder was placed agentst the nur-
'ecry window and Firemen Ben nulli
Even quickly ascended and broke the
fnindon. The back draught from 1h?
? lire caught him and swept him from
111.9 lnrlt'or upon the men nemw. R.
was taken to the hospital unconscious
| Luoiln tU reach the vault-a mid to or.
abandoned
When the tire had finally beenE
:brounht under control the badly
thsrred bodies of John, taelve; An
toinette. ten. and Peter. lire. were re-
Vilhinlmur Sit‘lanseon, the Arctic covered.
explorer and discoverer oi the white: ______.__.._._.___.:
“squint-tux. who it Was reared Wes wow A WIFE Iv IILLIMDs. .
lost in the Arctic Circle, has come ..__ '
out after four )‘vurl 119 has reached E
FOri Yukon in the heart of Alain.E "Three years ago." writes W. N., “a
tht War Department has learned. lriend and myuu were equally intntn
The last report of him had been in sted by . certain young lady, and.
1132 When u Em" “M ”(HEM from seemed to have about equal chances of.
winning her. in order to Die! inir.‘
we decided to play 100 up at billiards.E
ltcys have been placed in the niecelr the winner to have the tint chance oi
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A rumnaary of this report was no- is 1 just won by a links. All I need
leased by wire on January 14. one.“ is that-I wish I hadn't!" "--nx!
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Charles 13‘. Iiills. manager at the! sold at u N “‘3
Standard Oil Company's branch at' MIWI%::.IIX.6HW E
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