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ESTATE no we will M W or W Grit Rout:
ed by Delta-eyei-
WNW, July 12. -—A German 5.11
despetch from W 5 .
A Norwegian destroyer went impure: ‘I
h suit and overtuokthe steamer [imm-l .1 E
mm E in, call at
, RAYMOND BROTHERS
' Phone 1134 i3? Um St.
Who Carry a Large Stock oi All Kinds
out to Insure yourself;
. you would not M
once. The same Mt
prompted you to com - - .
should, upon due imam. m
ish you perhaps to take 06 and
insurance, because at the lam
ed cost of building mm rho
box- and nearly every others
or expense entering into the-
of making repairs, or zit-bill“
utter a are.
I Mlayionl’ii
5 RAILROAD Am
] scorn HOLWALKOOM
Indy Employee oi Life to leech?
flares of Min We.
. Coupon.
John Ames Mitchell. launder
editor of Life. bequeathed the bulk of
his forzuno to his widow. Mrs. Mary}
R. Mitchell of ,No. 41 East Sixty-
seventh street, New York, in his with:
which uas filed for probate Wednee-‘I ..
day in the Surrogates Court After -.
naming Mrs. Mitchel! residuery le- . e /
ates, the editor created a trust fund ‘ ‘ ' .
it 570 shares 0! capital stock in the Has been marked down to Irre—
Life Publishing company for her ben- '
Harris 81. Gear.
marine yderday mm the Norweg- this adds the message the prin enewI
inn steemel; Bank in 3mm mm- was taken back on the submarine and
and wrist waters, placed a prime crew on the steamer returned to sNorwegiar.
board or he. and started her south port. I
COAL ‘
That's. All
WALL PAPER. 51: and 10. Roll
Pull Line-Fine Annotation:
‘ . lie 1's in I a- ' . '
:::i::::‘inlcllf:des hflit: cryiwresildenee‘ I SIStable 10w prlces. ALSO ammunition A! LOW PRICE. M "‘* ~ — -._.
aInd summer home at Ridgefleld. Conn..! .. A! . ' i PAINTING. PAPER HANGING CHIC That 00H 3,. , _ a
. where her husband died. June 29. I Now IS THE TIME T0 BUY AT THE w. 141 w A. COHEN Taking,
I Upon Mrs. Mitchell‘s death the trust: ,~ ' 3 W01! Street. South Nor-walk. ‘WHITE FIVE L051? 0m
{5 53 Water 3H0“ ’fund is to be divided among t‘riendsii; ‘ , “ -_.- __... . ya, - . .
'55 - To]. 721. Iand one- time associates of the testator. I g:EZEve woman SFaShion Shun - “II PH TAR - «i
E”: ‘ WEdu and S. Martin receives 14 shares F_ .H. Bum 3.5-, a
lot Life. Publishing Company stock, in “THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES" 1 DRUM”
.addtiion to a specific bequest of ten
New BIOuses‘
r * Ishares; Thomas L. Mason. 140 shares; I , ' . Smith. (in
A l ‘ N James :.S Metealfe. ninety shares; lVil-I 13 M3“! S". e81 ' Norwalk Ififiwsld‘,“ film
7 ‘ - . , liam Krone, titty shares, and a similar . ill“: I'm-1*“ villi! Elilli: Hill I l I iilli ZMW‘ ': ’ “repaired. mm“
,b'fy ews number to Leftoy Miller. Ono hun- I: ‘Q‘ A The popular ”Slip-over” type very easy of adjustment per month. Inflar
- , Idred shares outright are left to Mrs. i—“w ’ ' '"' ‘ . . . ’ sold at 85 per m ,
‘Anna M lRlchards a sister, and 11m and designed in such soft lines as to be universally booom- PLUMBER ,t
TYPEWRITER EXCHANBI
150 Fairfleld Ave" Bflldgeeort, M
REBUILT TVPEWRWEM I
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uCLOSENG TIME
Labor day falls this year on 56D! to Amelia ll. Asmes, a cousin.
2. Members of the Connecticut Fed-I Employes of the corporation are to
aeration 015 Labor Will gather at NPW ‘ receive one hundred shares. the distri.
I
London “1“ day from It" parts oftlie. button being left to the discretion of
ing' . I > ‘e%& r;
The Slip-over Blouse has come into a new and dominating
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state. Ithe executors and trustees. (flaring NOW . . _ , vogue. Many styles in sheer materials are here, at $1.25 to
Warning has been sent out that,: 1313‘iffl‘fiiio‘idrhfni‘iirn‘iiuig3.“.2' ; ONLY ONE COUPON $4.50. .. _ L, in g ,1 hummm
early sweet corn needs watchingas Life’s Fresh Air Fund. Length of . 1 ” 1’0” Prin‘nmfl.
"122211312311“;‘1; 2: 32:42:23;33:23.21“:.‘.‘.‘;’:‘.‘:“f..‘;’..“2§ 3:22:11“ The Book of a . . \ I s..~........ ~~
“55°" "‘ *5 I. I I inidhijei‘gfimss, chauffeur, the testn- Thousand songs “.2 e “in
' There will 'be'a very light crop of ‘ 1...- left 85,000,and$500 to each domes-
corn this year. 85 the weather ha“ tic servant in his employ for not less
been too cold fm its growth. and con- "than one year. Sarah Hewes Amos, :1
elderable or it that was planted late cousin reecives 55 000
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“in”:
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Silli'fli; NIIRWMK EVENING SENTINEI.
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"“1 30‘ mature I M1 Mitchell advised the executors. \ , DENT T
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E Charles. Holt. Samuel 0rdway and PR1 COUPON 908c SECURES M. - IS . .,
Harmakers are name a tedious, George Pratt lngersoll, against dispoe- AND THE BOOK W ”my
season. due to uncertainmeather. also ing of his interests in the Life corpora- 55m. to 11.1.... one on m .. .. g . _ J ,-
oi... or» may. ...... Middies and Smoeks ”WW-W“
til the seeds have ripened loses much t his stock it a reorganization should tol- “dig me or; south: ee- . ‘
somemuzmsmmum
A. M. woosrsa‘
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LoteEramlne‘r E$
of its food value as hay. I low his death.
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—Straw hats. Straw hats. O‘Bflen.
.
. Norfolk 81ip~0vors, in gables cloth, white and white with col-
oredcollar,cuiisandholt........... $2.25
Leech-out Slip—Overs, white ...... $175
Smooks, white, blue, pink, in and green, with white trim-
mings and contrasting Miami)! mocking $2.25 to $3.00
White Voile Kiddies, tucked book and front, colored collar,
onii'sandsash...................... $2.25
Poplin Middle: with large collars and black velvet lacers $2.26
A few odd sizes in Maud anomalous: $1.50 ‘
I. MALLET TE
Greateet Song Book Ever Made
The colonel ink, never helore attempted. oi piecing under one cover
more than n thousand of the worlds most popular eundud eonp. ol_d
end new has been nccomoriished. In this [rut collection every music
lover will find hundr all net to‘mueic. that make A emu-l
eppcel. Beautifully bound in cubic cloth. Size 756 x 10 in
PRICE LESS THAN ONE TENTH OF A CENT APE-ICE
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11m um nvr vm coon you
Cotter Frocksflm Climbed to ” '
MACHINE WORKS FILES
I INCORPORATION PAPERS
Gustav Pi:zer.ofl\'o.10 Fahileld§ A certificate of incorporation was
avenue, reports that some time early filed yesterday 1,, the ethos of the 3%.,
this morning some one entered his‘ 1 otary of state by the Abenaque Ma
premises and “019 a large quantity oi" chine Works, of East Haddnm The
handsome “0W" "”0“ 1‘9 had WW authorized capital stock is 3100, 000.
in: the1e lIand the companv “ill begin business
with 81, 000. The incorporators are
HIS third arrest thw year on 011813 Colgate Gilbert 0! Dol‘ateo N .11.;
5“ 0* Speeding “3“"9‘1 ‘“ “‘9 “mm“ Frederick Anxelock of Richmond 11m
tion of a $100 fine. with costs upon N Y. and Chm” A Voctsch of East
John Syracuse, 9. jitney driver. by Huddam
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U. 8. Patent
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on Potent
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‘BMDGEPORT.W‘1
toluene.
I"
4-.
Judge Wilder in the Bridgeport City!
court. When he was last arrested.'
three weeks ago.a 113100 fine was im-
posed and judgment suspended.
l
A11 automobile driVen by Michael
ten and a motorcycle op
53:22:13; lRamona Brown of 16 1‘1in DOrt; secretary. Theodore Stefano- lights and gas. Fine Onto 3W; 8150 30!th 1m amfm?:|::mgh
avenue South Norwalk. were in colll- panics, New York and “mm M“ eel-y grain or inetlll i new
“on a; CHM” avenue and mm a certificate at organization was (loner Monroe and Chestnut Ste. Tel. 1655. tome!
street Stamford early Wednesday eV- -tlled by the Anderson Garage Company N. DIBEBA. Hunger. J. 13m Proprietor. MODERN 1mm;
ening. F B. Ford of South Norwalk.
was riding on the motorcycle with
Brown None of the passengers of the-
.vehicles was injured, but the motor
. h.
‘ ingI M” ""—
ii reports of the ““10““ °‘ “9‘“ . each month thereafter. Tel. use . -
or vegetables coins on hereaboutsbe‘ ”R“ F°R° s”“”‘“'“‘ on n In St. e 1. N
CHABER is LAUNCHED N° i M Will-
true. then there is no doubt that
Noritaik‘ Women are doing their part.
towards storing a food supply for next
winter. This is the season for the
string beans, and they have filled
many hundreds of cans here during the
day afternoon literally dropped into , “ ‘ " Chlr t I
at Week It is said that less atten- ‘ . ’ .. mm.” 1319 emetic is he m
32,, ,5 being paid to fruit-canning, and the water at the River Rouge plant. °:‘“‘é‘.°..7°°°- 2:31:11"; “m5“ momma Birgitta! e on an cause or the disentnndthe on
more to vegetables.
__._._.__._
~NOTICE
The annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the Norwelk Building; Loan
and investment Association for the
election at oflldei‘s win he held at their
rooms 89 Washington street, TuesdaY.
6,1918nat8 demo!
“I” 1111111111) 11. comm
1' a. ,7, . SeeretaTY-
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Y0“? WI“
carried out
as you‘Wish" :
/
/
IPresident Andrew P. Fillies, Bridge-
' t. Every Road Leads to Vacation
Land
A certificate of organisation was
filed by the Hermes Furnishing Shop.
inc. of Bridgepmt. The officers are:
port; vice- president James Caros. New
York; treasurer, Sostas Serros, Blldge-
of Hartford George F. Anderson and .
George H. Clark of Fast Hartford,
Myron A. Andrews or West Hartford
and Charles B. .Searle ct Windsor were
the original subscribers.
DETROIT, Mich, .luiy 12.——With—
out demonstration of any kind and
with lens than titty' spectators Eagle
No.1, first of the submarine chaser-s
being built by Henry Ford. was yester-
Thcre was“ no christening ceremo-
nies of any kind hnd‘i’roin what fuss
was made over the event it might as
well have been the launching of the
one hundredth as that of the first
Eagle.
Henry Fordond his son Edsa‘ln'ere
presen, and like all others there took
the great history matting event much
as a matter of. every day occurrence.
~m.-.‘ _.
WE RAVE PUMPS, OXFORDS
Aim SHOES 1'03 Danes
" «imam w-
meter
, , To Fleece lvlyone
11am non»: m
I
NEW M00118 ”0" 5-WRI0WI‘FURNITURE . -.
See representative samples of our stock in our show win--
.,.dowa. ' ,
Mnny Others Eon-“y Chic in
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS“: JULY now ready
lamessD'onnelly
._..-.
GOOD REFRIGERATOR
tram diet rind other pests;
We have all sizes in stock, with either tile, enamel 01- gal-
Ivanixedlininga
RAYMOND a. soN
. wm'mmgitso
3‘. . , ;
‘ Its an investment that yields prompt and permanent premiums =
‘ on your money, not only in preserving food from the heat, but; "
m " ' nflifii.
\ v . 3.1;. ‘, \ --H‘I.F_v;.
with a richly colored deep piled
mmnmuunbeeeleeted’
m M! m 0! bill dlll
mammoth
mermaid.“
4mm. Mme-Mm
IO vacuum If.
I001! IOLWLLI.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine room by the day or week. Steam heated,
electric
11mm.
fipmflubnyasmmm'm.
nmvmmmms'ro WIN mm
“—7”
South Jim-walk, Donn.
‘ Now that the Liberty Loan in over, BUY WAL SAY!!!“
Brmv‘whioh sell for W? this. month and 10‘ additional
children's?-
' u armament-i.
“rheumatic Season»:
. Is-now-:at--its height and-we have
i' all "kinds formen, wOnien and
Yachting Shires, Ten-
ms Shoes, Outing Shoes
The Best oi hosiery to Mitch
itweare onwm'rsroorwm mmm ' 5: :7-
gilthewhgtwew flggsfion, RML on CORNEALLY & BMCKEN
South Horwnlk.
011.1308 UP
and we will .3... our trouble-nee
right around when something ego
this happens in your home. Rm
' PLUMBING ,.
JOBBINO A SPECIAL“
HORACE 112*:ko
5 stumble. no fleeting
_ i . ”4‘!
111mm sonica-
DEFINITION OF CHIRO
adjusting the same. Disease is
back. Even it done in childll
creates pinched nerves and pub,
later life in the difle'rent am,
limbs. -
Chiropnotore moved-hex
disease and pain. health is
toms in your mod}. Female
given special attention: I150
Norwalk Chronicler