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street and found a large Iron
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to the heavy fog which was hanging
and the obstruction was discovered in
.time to avert an accident.
I Later. a short dismaoe south of
l.\Iontauk avenue bridge, a large iron
iswitch support weighing elghteen
pounds and :1 foot long.1was found
“lengthwise on the rail. The front
; wheel of the motley had reached the
.Lar but the jar was not sufficient to
(throw the trolley on“ the tracks.
l The third obstruction was discov-
“of an iron bolt, seven inches long, and
The trolley
passed over this without damage.
§ Late Monday night 11 Broad street
‘Trolley was hominidcd with eggs and
,huit as it passed a point about half
way to the cemetery.
Resumvtion of the Shore Line trol-
,l€»ys to Norwich has been completed,
but no cars are being run to New
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31.1. W"
.. ~ .. ~.-, 'E‘nylm‘ avenue South true the water and with more luck he To
1 came up with the boy, who was in an
.\1' unconscious state The life savers
""‘—“"“ “ele called and “Hop" Benedict, Rob—
=5.th 1,111: 1 1 11m 1 WOR en Game! and Edward Williams ran with the min m It m.
;:.. -...'1;.1'«al, 1 mop-1 17'2“]; “9‘" mPr to the boy and took him out at
3. _ 4. . V:'.'1TP'1'5Pl‘ll'l’S..5“.uunung' lbe mnns arm:- tad Worked 819 gm
-.» hmd rowan. (lam-mi: tar-ties on him. it took several nin-
mm~ u es before the boy regained con- film
Game- fl... omega hie have a: inWfiU it one iinié then no
‘ .—~: y d .. 5m Um: -..1 ‘gns of “in were shown it was
'. .1 - 1301111 ”a“, :1 “Mr "rnk mought thtt the boy was dead. m
:,t,-m€ 01 ,1». - “-4-“, “ ' lad then let out 11.3w, much to the
rutn Park re‘let “1505' of the crowd which had
_-----~ gathered. to well of his father. who
'1‘}. 1 . 1 nv:~;.rw- '0 the “"45 “ll-"NS!!! waiting Lie result.
"' 4, . 1.1-1- ,.. . , Goodyear was taken to thv lite stmlon
w ' ' “ " ”1 h‘mmn” and after resting for a few minutes, to Torrlngton.
um \ 1 5‘1 I‘ "“d - new he was taken home by his i‘tillm
1.- 1! was reported by his -athor today pedal” (MCI! the meme“ hm“-
._ that the boy is feeling very well but ---
1 K Bank 1. Jones. he is only helm from the full!!! 116 DAMAGES OF 8‘0300
xeceived utter "aliasing his suntan.
; — ,. -, .111: ”modeled ex-
_ . . - . -( n Kunes 1m FLIGHT museum '
he wmk, whioh is “AWE OF SMASH
1. 31v N‘ugent, of Greenwich
"‘—— B t: '
.- that on Thursday. ri sh Air Ministrys Plans 013—
‘ arranged by Mishap. ‘
dress gmghams at -
‘_ '1‘l.. at thP Mill Outlet LONDON, Alla. Fir—TWO smash at knocked down by la amomobfie own-
\_ Himm‘m street. and a. Pelixsmwe of the Fury biplane is a
A“ _ 1.11; on that day. :"9-"3’ great disappoimmert in the Air New York. on Juxy 31,
" Ministry. which has 1101 ed that the
molds of 27 Cente!‘ giant airplane would be able to start
”Hams.“ the old Quin- yesterday on an b,()UO 111 19 flight 4x- in such a careless. nmlgent mmnel
”,3 Main street, to tending as far as ('ape '1‘ mo. that she was felled to the ground al-
1 ”I 0-31.11 hag been re- There is little probability apparent- though she was standing on the aide-
111.120» will make the ly of saving more than a small portion walk at the tim
. in {hm E...” glam—a of the machine after sucl- a serious that she was not guilty of contributory
' __. ‘smash as that of yesterday. The acci- negligence.
A.“ nmbpstra will be dent cannot be considered as due to ———-——-—
. T "15.1333 August 19, unknown factors in constrt‘ctlon, nor No OYSTER SET ls
, , . «1...,- of the Method- to experiment, as the Fury had been
c v » - . ' z: 7' ' X" .. t W S th
hm] .md fnpnd_r_ flyinglfol th to months I a e Captain Brown Fears Fair
gnu 1. pinnic at Roton or1g1ndl 1ntent1on that she shtuld take Planters Will Suffer Loss Again.
«~11. - :part in a transatlantic flight. but 111-.
_-- timately the southern voyupe was' FAIR HAVE? Amz.be et 1
- ._,.;. 1 . _< .l . ~3 fafraid there wil not any 5 o
....:‘.r11(n11al no??? 1 selected. , . écystt‘m this season." remarked Cap-
.10 amount 0 “‘96 The Fury was equipped wnh two tein Fred F. Brown. of
fur exhibits at the separate power units so that i.‘ one Brov.-n.ypsterday.
' 1111.111: ('lub work. Any failed she could continue flying. She 9993 a set some days ago if there wa‘x
yls .r'g’ ._toeone.
1 . ~111rfic-ld count was capable of (111- \m th1rty pas en yevte1day but there was no set on our
'v‘lcs for exhibition gers at eighty or ninety miles an hour. beds
1 z Holstrin heifer- Elaborate prepatalions had been made g1 eater than last year and it there is
"' mkinz or cookinz [or the African flight refilling bases; no ‘set i; mill add 81131131; was: 1:11;:
. . sereso a ures an w m
; ~ . = cash 'prizes a had been established all along ”19:“ loss to the oyster planters"
on- and a s1lver cupl route and arrangements made for min Brown said his arm is now buy-
?» K ' wireless communication and the trans- mg natural growth oysters and plant-
‘ L, 7-»~-f- mission of weather reports. The flight h
__ ‘ ' ' “f “9““ street, yester- was designed to demonstrate tue sea- ”5 t
' ““1““ 1n “‘9 office: worthiness and airworthiness of
't‘ict water depar - 'Rh 1) es
'- t»: rnnfined to his home Brih. mac in ' sure to bring the best results obtain-
1 ‘ » with injuries TGSUIt'i CATCH MAN-I’.AT|NG SHARK. gable.
-'— " ' fall from his bicy-j
" “ l1“ avenue. He bearsi A six-foot man‘eating cmoth. weigh-
7,“ “ ' 2’7”? 0f the accident. lng 355 pounds. was caught by five
"F' ‘ " '3 mmmiulations from Italian fishermen from Port Chester
‘ ““91“; more Prim“ Monday afternoon about a quarter of
{a mile 03 shore between Bayville and
i -. Oyster Bay. L. l. The shark Vina land-
}. .. . ‘ .. . ?ed after an hom' 5 battle and taken
H '"“" ‘" " \MWMMW ‘ . ,to Port Chester.
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a I: v. and a < I"“" ‘ DRESS
coxvnmnr
a check m
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with the 3;
, The South Not-walk
Trust Co.
le South
“'e-‘hh 11f Sp ing
now changed 1h»ir
lllavcn. The 500 strikers are still out
~'and 150 st‘ikebreukers from the com-
pany's working force.
GOODYEAR BOY
NEARLY DROWNED
Continued tron: Page One).
elmnting for help or sending up any
cries for help.
A swimmer near by. Whose name
could not be obtained. as he did not
understand the English language, see-
ing that the boy did not come up.duve
PUMPS
In Patent and Kid
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at the time the car was going slowly _
‘ered on the same track, in the form‘
hommodekofthowi
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“official report. based on i meant
survey by O '11 Wells. -m
of the Automobile Club of Am.‘
says:
The Boston Post road is open and.
in good condition to New Haven. Joann
street. in Bridgepoxt, has been out
through from Park avenue to Voter
street and is hard surfaced, running!
parallel with Fairflelil avenue. 36-;
tor-iota going thmgh Bridgeport wilH ’
avoid the congestion on'Faixfleld fle-
nue by a .10: right and left at fountain 5*
from Fairllold avenue on Park into.“
John street. There is a good. hard-4
surfaced. road from [>11ar to New;
Canaan, ahm from New Canaan to:
Redford via Pound Ridge. The Nor-=
walk Valley route, between Not-walk
and flattery; throu‘gn mm, is}
in fair condition. The Aspetuck vali
ley route, between Weflport and Rat:
tal.lsveryscenic.zbutwnghinshort
stretches. From 811W to Ban-
‘bury Via Eamon and Mel the rad 1
is good to Eaton and fair through -
Bedding “so to Donbury A. better I
mytozotmnsrldgmrtaomm‘
and also connect with the inside trunk
line to Waterbury. is to go out North
avenue through Stepney to Newtown.
The above route as film the best way
to no from Bridgeport no WW
at the present time. as the road is,
closed between Seymour and mm—‘
tnrk on the Naugatuck Volley route.
heath Woterbi'ry from New,
”urea aotm‘ists are going through.
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ASKED FOR MJNMES
.‘ny Nugent.‘
eighteen. has petitioned the Swim-j ‘
Cami for momma: an the re-
'sult of ‘njmies she remit“ when ~
ed by William H. nnd Mary Hays of
car was being driven by a chaull’em'
9. She poeitivelv states
SEEN THIS SEASON
Haven
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I was down the Sound
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