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financial Wot-13.
_ Stock Quotations
to New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for .E e
. Iv£g Sentinel, over the private wires of Maples. «3 Goldschinmt,
‘ Won Brokers, und-deslerein unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
Itreet, South Norwolk, local correspondent of H. L. Horton a
umber: of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,
H. L. 11:30 H. L. 11:30
allied Chemical 691.1 69 69 Keystone Tire 101,4 15-3/4, 15%
501/, 50 50 Lack. Steel 761/2 75%, 753;.
51 49:}; 49-1»; Mexican Pete 1633,; 160 1601-;
am. Ship 8:. Com. 191,3 19 1,5; 1914’; Miami Copper 29 1,4 291,1 291,;
62% 2 62 Middle States 1334 13 e. 13:}.
. 1.13m. Tel. .9; Tel. 12m}; 120,; 120% Mo. Due. 22% 221/, 221,;
A 1.5-. Tab. ’ 1421/, 142 14: Hudson 231,4, 2%; 22%;
‘ 907,4 90 90 x. 1'. Central 961.4,. 952.; 951.4
531,4, 521,4 521, x. NJi. .5. H. 31%. 3(le 3113;.
101 101 101 .\'or. l’uc. 771,4 76% 7t; 15;.
115% 1141/. 1141/. rue. (iii 53:}; 571,4 57%;,
511,; 50 50 'l’un Amer. Pete. 721/3, 71 71
76%, 76 76 Penn. It. R. 44% 44 441;.
64 63 63 Hay. Consol. 167,5 167,3 167/3
. 140% 140 140 ill titling 76 75 '1",
. Leather 3s 1.4.. 351,4 351,4 Item. Type 36 351,-; '31.;
'mndler Mot. 71 70 7o lop. Steel 72 71 71-3;
. flea. 8; Ohio 651,1 as 68 Ilzoyal Dutch 531.; 571,; 571,;
'00". Gas 119% 1.18% 1181.5 iSPars Roebuck 77:34 76% 75-},
Ian. 11.1. , 441,; 4354 43-1-3 ‘50. Pacific .1115 90 {m
69in Products 1113 - 103 103 Sinclair Oil 331:. 321;, 321;,
., unable Steel 74 725;, 72% 1 So. Railway 25 :41. 24:4,
,Lcatlo‘Cane 1.53:. 16% 16% s 0 N J 155 154 154.
UUmlioott Johnson snag, all-7;. suit, s u N .1 Pi. 1161:, lislg 1111!,
. Enrique Players s: h: s: lFt. rant 2U; :5: 2R
cem’nap‘nrtlt «1 651,4 651,3 ;Stli-iell:ikcr 134 131-74 131:1;
:- con. Motors 141.;- 1414 14"}in'l't-vns Co. 471.; 467.; 4a :1.
Goodrich 9.91;. 391,4, 33':z l'l't-lmm‘o Prod. 79 7m; 7s;
GrtI'North. rr. sax. 79% 79-51 ' l'n. Rm. Stores 67 ' can; 67
.Inspiration C. 4: 41 41 {l s. l‘waltv 675.; «7:; mu;
- ’ Int. Mer. Mar. Pt. 73!; 73 7:: ‘l‘. 5‘. ltnmwr 53 61-1; 6133
Kansas City S). Still; 2.3-"; 2713». , l'. S. Sim-l "9" 987.} INTI,
Int. Paper 5111', 4.” 71;. 41M, ll’tn‘h (‘opplvr 041:; 64 64
,Kelly Spring. 4:11;. 471.; 4:1. :v..nmlin-n Still 46 4515 47.1.;
i Kenn. Copper 3871:. 31; Ht 3'3 1;. \Vrst. Rice. 59% 59M 59‘;
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5 -
“UNKISSED BRIDE”
ASKSANNULMENT
Norwalk has what might be termed
an ”unkissed bride" in its midst, if
the allegations contained in a petition
for the annulment of the marriage of
Malcolm Norman MacLeod, former
Harstrom student. are true.
Mrs. ’Ella l.. Muir of 13 Osborne
avenue, East Norwalknnothér of Mrs.
‘MaeLeod, has filed suit in the Su-
prelneCourt of New York. stating that
ishe wishes the marriage unnuled and
asserting that Maclmod had refused to
he more than a husband ill name only
and had induced her daughter to mar-
gry him by concealing from her his
lnlental reservation never to perform
‘tllc duties of a husband.
l MacLeOtl. who is a son of Ernest
fMaclmod, weziltllv corset manufactur—
ier. and Miss, Muir. were married at
illlflllllfi’l‘lt on July with. 11,131, by Jus-
lllt‘e-‘ of the I't-tlm- John T. Dwyer ot’
ithis city. whom the y roused from lwd
5to perform the marriage, following
iwhit‘h thcy not into .\l:lcl.-mi's lest
Erilt'lltg car and left the city. ostcnsilllfr
to go on their honeymoon.
Mrs. Mncleoll at that timtj- was up-
pouring in “The Lost “’altz" Company,
which was showing ill New York. and
was .a member of the chorus of that
company. The Mliil's made lllt ll'
hotfic on 'l‘rinltv place then. mid it
was not until several months ago that
Mrs. Mliil'. Mrs. Mnr‘l.l~0tl and Mrs.
Muir's other daughter moved to the
Osborne ru'enllc address.
Mm Lem] “‘zls Sl‘l‘Vl ll with'pnpcrs in
the suit nt 263 Amitoy street. llrook-l
lyn. At the lime of his nliil'rinlzc.
which Mrs. Muir rilllires wrl. l‘H'YT’l‘
consuminntwl. ll!" had inst tilitqhm] ,1
“WP-‘4‘ Hi I)" ”Misti-om l‘l‘rrp when] or
Miss Margaret L. Muir, aged 19, and“
.‘lllll
H l‘lli"
lil“l|‘
Southern Disorders Due to
Rail Strike Are Continuing
(Continued from First. Page!)
that all elements were in reCPI‘fiV‘3
lIlLlJ'l, but firm in their determin—
ation ,not to weaken their pOSiUOUS
by making the first move.
Conditions generally so, far as
‘s'ltOI operations were concerned. 1‘9"
motile-d as they had heel) for several
days, but thr- h-nginnlng of the sec-
ond week of the strike brought in-
creasing restlessnoss among the
strikers and sporadic outbursts in
scattcrtd rail cvnters.
New disorders broke out in Chi—
cage, where mobs continued terror-
ism of workers and suspected
strikcbreokcrs.
Several men.
:etrikchi‘bakers, Were pulled
street (are an! beaten and the
homes of a. few workers were '39-
sivgevl and attacked with a lull of
sticks and stones.
.\ loor; car was burned and several
other cars Were discovered soaked
with oil. i
Suspension of shopwork on the
Chicago flinl Alton was effected by
strikers atb L’ioomintzton, lil., and
Slater. Mo. “
Although
being
from
suspected of
none of the disturbances
in lllintlis was, considered by "ll-'11“
:ili'huritics us sol/ions enough in
warrant a call i'or troops. Aulilllimb
Gl'lll'rall Iluck iii—'Clal't'd troops
would not he demobililetl until the,
silllniloll change]. '
.V-l \'l0l"ll(‘l' Wits reported ill the
Alien shops and yards at Blooming-
ton, but committees of strikers
lu‘isiiltvil'tl t-mvrgt-m-y \vorltt-rs t0
“Landon their jobs. '
Governor ilytle of Missouri. ex-
clqllilzv'wl communications with strik-
(in ill-x Missouri Pacific. The
strikers thanked him for the “fair
impartial position" ht?- ha-i
tulwll in Tt’fllSlllR‘ to order {FOODS ‘0
(Waters. and assuring him
Hwy would do (‘\’l'l‘_\‘llllllg in
pawl-r to prcvclit violence.
tint?
in “1“.“ Govcrnor I-Iytlc told ”it?
this city.
:ztliL‘t rs their
right work '
to
quit
‘smlt the forces which have been rc-a
spnnsihle '{or the looting and terrorism l
Irish Republicanstre
, Tightly Enclosed Within
Ring of National Troops
- . i (continued from Page One)
The resuzt 0:" this siniation W35:
not including the replacement of th
Four Courtswbuilding.
The Irish Independent suggests an
Irish loan of $30,000,000 tor the pur—
pose of reconstruction.
DUBLIN, July 8 (Associated
Press).-——There has been a remarka-
ble response to the Provisional Gov—
ernment's call for volunteers to assist
in putting down theRepublican revolt.
111 Dublin nearly 3.0th men were. on-
rolled [or military service up to last
night. '
Progress in the campaign
waged against the Republicans in the
"s
being ‘
seized a house in the west end of Bere—
provinces is indicated in today's Offi- , haven, occupied for two weeks by Free
cinl communique.
prisoners were taken at Arklow, Coun-
ty \Vicklow; Droglieda, on the Louth-
Mouth border; Newtown Cunningham.
County Donegal, and i.Ballymorc Eus-
tace. County Kildare.
The Town of Ferns, in County \Vex-
ford. which had been strongly held by
the irregulars, who occupied eight po—
sitions. has been capturw the
garrison made prisoners. In the lin-
llth‘Ol‘llly district parties of irregular-s
are
country. svizing food and clothing.
Dronhedzl is completely controlled by
the National forces. the communique
says.
In a statement regarding the alto-
cations of the ill-treatment ot’ the
prisoners in Mountjoy which have
“The object or this propaganda
Illll‘¢~l}‘ political. The prisoners repre-
prm-nlvnt in Dublin and throughout
tho country for t!’ couple of months
past. Many of them are young boys,
who were decrived
into lllt" holler that they were entitled
to plunder and even to take life. A
‘lilll‘ni‘ily lit-long to the ordinary crim-
inal element.
3
"Nr-t‘t’rthclcfis. until such times as?
More than fifty'
reported to he roving about the,
.ullliczins
. {lections was sent today to the Viceroy,
lltV’n circulated. the Government says: .1
is.
l
i
ed is; the National Army in the recent
conflict in Dublin were
,and 122 woun ~l, ‘ l 1 ~
by their loadersl dtt ott‘i‘ual anioiuce
ont look for the Week br-ginniiigMou-
day: North and Middle Atlantic Ktnlvs
State'ofl’icers. Free State troops also
evacuated another house, Republicans
taking possession.
No communique was issued by the
Republican headquarters yesterday.
BELFAST, July 8(Associated Press)
—Skeogh House. the home of a loy—
,alist who was despossessed "by the Re-
publicans, has been surrendered to the
Fret- Stale forces.
BELFAST. July S.-—The Ulster Uill '
a white flag was hoisted ove
building and the garrison of sixty
marched out and surrender-
ed, having previously smashed their
rifles. George McCallon. leader of the
Republicans, was wounded.
BELFAST. July S.——The
providing for repeal
L‘lster bill
01‘ proportional
\‘iscount FitzAlan, for signature.
Declarations of fidelity to the north-
ern goverment by members and offic-
ials also are required under the lilll.
ll ' LIN. July 8.——Casualtys sulfur-
six: 30!: dead
mcnt says.
“TL-VIBE}? FOR NEXT \\ Ill-K
\VASHLVGTON. July S.-— “'catlil‘r
Tea is reallyamost refreshin
economical and
summer beverage ~
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‘lltliil Trust (‘1: k.
ilSSdSSlll iv. ,
: holllwrs in lll \‘l' .
' project \\ :15 l:. .
JUllt'c Edna, .
for Mrs ‘.g..
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Edward J Qliil, :”
and 1hr (‘ln'v _’ 'l :;‘
J'lulL'l- \Vl2l3.;lli , 7
city. M3
in lllt- 1'13“» ~ ~
Central 'l’ww ..v .
(‘mlnsel 'l‘;«.llll: .
the cast (-f .‘x
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to strike .. .‘l‘l
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l “‘ locum-ll. {l'lll lie'askutl them ill lww m‘n' ”m Government is prtpnrcd to llf'x‘lflllill" o‘hvcck 1nd ' ‘ p ( .. ‘ —-~~
, ' Charges That Turks '13?“ ‘0 Nil-0t" rulv‘ in the {li‘tlltl‘titln """"” ”W Primmmg “" mlilmrv onp'%9'lliil‘d1\? n‘ormtil to “Sam and‘) or llt‘vl’llLLN \‘ .
1 t '1 Secretlv Ki" Li Q "Kr ““3"" le who :llso h.l-i .'i l‘liilll “I‘m“ 3“"! 1'3”"“' ”7"") Frl"ll“r'~'l‘3 11023 J I “g l ,mptraturt. hacker lit-l. .. i.
1, ___________ 3 5 v ‘ k ' io ‘tVurk. 'l'lu- lz'mr-rl'mr “8mm ,1 :ircmdml to ordinary prisoners. but thcl I .\'it u“, h, :“r‘
I WALL S'l'lll-Iltl'l' lrvzzln n. m.—l I; lLAPSE WILL ' 1‘19“ and lVomenl lhr m'lkv-rs that ii' tln-y mmir- tum-1 “m'imnmlt will not tolerate otrorts on" A: aniuiflltly II a Sad World. And: ....‘
‘Prices were mm'm’ 10“.”. m the head-l ml til-ix promises. Hun. w..,;=} i... tlzc part of'tlzoso who surrondorcd toi it snspcous woman Hover feels 'l‘?. "w ‘- -, iv
that opening or tml.l_\'s Stock Market] (Cinlmllf'd from First Page) - ’3" “""-‘1‘llfi' lnr t"illiilg H.121“ tromw‘. f’i‘V" ”Vii" ln‘is to subvert the disclp-irgg GICOI'lVlnced that all is right after ll::‘x 7', .i ‘. >
‘pvcrnight whip,“ ”Hm “Maud «111-! "l "y ., ,. ,. .Lll‘:lvl‘.‘i\‘lll.lq~,fillikthgVny. ”VT“ ,.,,:,,, .113”; of ill” illiflrlsozgment they accrpb, e t:83 {loud a pink ribbon in the «i:.~ z , ,.
finalizing incl‘t'ilfflllt‘,‘ polity of the: ‘3” w m’""\. (2°: ”3"“ 1"“: -""’fl" .,""“:"‘,n“'r:n lwm_ in r""“‘h7""'_"‘lj ”1‘1,“ ’1' Q q lg? er “Shana had out the m3!“ l""‘f-“~ 31321-
‘Ellropean situ lllllll tlnllllll-nml spun—g ll “2“ 11.. lle,‘ .\lu‘.~.‘_:. Miss “we ”1‘09: Vila. r l\:ll‘:s.. 1-. lln-zzll lion! 1. \, Jilli ..-n°nilhllcnn {OFF-”Si e ore. 13.35‘.
, Intive enthusiasm. 'l'llc only ('llill'lll'm“; -———-—-—-——— .hr “up";i‘x; ‘;‘,’_"A1"'l';hf\l' 1?",1‘1‘” “,3 ' ,‘.,',.j}'.;‘,.,§,“,’T,,,"§’.‘ k‘mqiff. ( m)": l_,,__.,._.... .. -23.“--. . ,_,.-_. __ 3'3“ '
at note in .uw."lfly filming“ “"er n. “'9’”in ‘1”:3' S'_(‘\55‘7""”“"’ k v rcrrllll‘; luv-t tin-1r it r'l'w‘). “it. (willlvlzilliis ' 4.51.1: “Hill iMh”.' H... “—W i q ’
‘ I-D0int decline lll l.lllll‘i\lllt- tillll \usli- p,,.w-,__,_((;..,~,,,_m lll1:i:.(‘- ). -7» Tim l.£‘llIl-' 01‘ 1.1m" ’ ‘li " '5 “ M i.” .- “nu-loan ‘4 .,‘ it“; Ll - 7 fillihis.h ”a ,
Pfijle and PansAlnl'lll‘Itll I'lllolvllm. 1- J. ”mm,” uni-l ”1H,,“ mummy, M ”IL-r .i' “hm- gilt”! motto M. l.lr»ll ”11".” ‘irfli’.tlip:1l,;ll: them with :-1.-5\’~ i MIN" Ri}lf5
Ill 1"“ n‘lx‘ fr“ VII'H‘mlth‘n’u I‘H‘HS‘iHO “1“‘l ”I“ J'JY ”Hi-hill"?! “f (l"‘- ‘ll.:'l; \\§l«:..ll}i.~lhl(il y. i: All?" 41'! 1h.“ "‘<’:!‘I’;‘h\-vv‘: K ‘1‘; (:r ”N- '-‘H‘VH.IJT‘.- . ‘-i 1 d ’ 9
% and Nashville “‘~""7']"‘l “5105“” 3‘3 n.1.')">‘ ll'l‘lll‘nllllll‘ llil' ills \‘wrt' Mr. lv‘l: lll‘ll l~ x-.~..Jl‘“l'l;l|Am“... . q,.l,...,...-,‘r., 7“ I. luf‘rs “lip-”H" 1.” .
l ‘ L points. The 0H)" “In” “my“ tractinll- 1"" ' 1' '1 i” ”1“ 1“ "Vhflflhk 3":“y' .‘ll\,\ Alicii ii :in 't ' 1‘“. fihfkv, (ff illuui‘ttorii if?” » “uti”. {.135 ML H“ .
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‘1 ‘ 5fidf‘llendem “‘“4‘1 "Will”: ““““'“‘””" lvll-I‘Kl‘ to ititmlltmt} it... lolxlXQXJ: ”1 1" iii-"lisp; .\-.‘.."r:....‘.‘. ‘ "‘3‘“ 11"”5' ,“w ""‘l‘i‘rk’iil: ““4 ”mil”! parking ones
5 equipments, SH:,,.\ find utililics also “WM,” “mm, H. mm," that H“). "H” Yin.” I): ll “urn l‘ZS fr}: lllc- through...” ”"1.an Stork-list in ltjillli“ in tlir- ill-st (till! second districts under
5‘ ‘ aged. , ‘ ‘m I”. not to ,.,,M,.,”vhm, at this .\l.lri. “In”! an ’- :er ow: ; , llr_ ll." H“ H ‘lw " 5.35.77!" .2 “’1 2:. ,. 1- ziww fll‘tllliéillvofi [Viiillilliilg the parking
V\’_‘.[4Yl S’l‘lll'Il'j’l“ (illStg—u 'ltnillly'fl .lut.‘ just “quit \vill hnplun in ("use Was tillon ll'M‘l‘lllwl "I -t)'\~‘=-‘” “it‘ll (within-U] “1;“: ,1'.‘:.‘ 5. ll ;,V.',lllu»r.q “‘3 \»“1!(‘.““§ titlol‘llii li)‘ lht‘ (‘ommcn
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L Inucly imi‘lll‘ml lly :l'l\’lt".'S from urn-n market m.- thl- Illlrlntfit‘ or 1mm .. ‘ "“‘m l” 4171' “Lia.“ fi‘m“ “"' “"l‘mll"L {minute parking and the heavy lines
shit-ml tllH‘llllllilI mm.» disturbing git-”lifting RUM “‘31“.th {or 11.. “m Au”) ll-ld I," '1 Fr“; J’ \l'JIUlJtHNMI 5" ”l" “PM“; (l"lltlll no lulrkllin. There is no :0-
eel-millions ill 1‘. mini Europe. Primg » n» \T mymuni. , “Mm,” ““"ll’m...y~ \l'l'l (I'llouflll in H“. (“”1 d ‘. f"; . Mixtvrmt‘vnrivnt (1, minute parking: m ”1,. m.“ district 3,,
were irregular. ul tlw (llltst-t. but I'.‘l'll.‘illl1'llll’l-y circlvs "n. ‘11-.rw‘y Filli\$‘.' ’1'”. ”1"” ”W (; ’- k \Illlllll‘. In Him”; fl ‘3‘; ”1‘1”! 0’ “l" “Wit“! “ill he soon by examination of the
“came lli~itillrtly lll"l\‘y Inter 0n llL‘l’f‘uKFV-l with the prevailing politi- ,1» “Chm: “My,” ”fir..." _':"_:H"‘“"" Mn)”: \‘lw 2“,?th a (”V mm’“ mail of that district. .
general selling: oi‘ the entire list. 1.1]. Filllilllnll nl'lll llppi-(ll‘r-l cominlr- ,9... m .ml _,\‘l;lw.""'! "V"; ’II'”‘“" ‘” 'n‘ti‘cvi‘v M“. I‘V'jl‘vm' ““5 a”“‘”"“'l; ’l‘lit- tutl‘oil'vlllttii of the ordinance
[tails made flillll-l‘ cuncv-llzltion of ul'luly lllllin‘nrrnt to the into of tha' ll..llll'.llllll‘il' in .HH.‘ lands (.1! Ali... ,L,_ i h ' "m“ and ”UV" AU” lWElii 311,-: as soon :13 nt-rrsmr)’
midweek gains tailing l to 4 points. llllzrk l- no ‘ "' ‘ ""ilhlml tins :1". on}: u..;.~-.;.»l. slztlg‘lirs .‘lt’t'i‘u. i. c . traffic signs. traf—
Bter-ls. motors. '~[llllll‘.lt‘lll .‘ll‘ll «lo-f 'l‘hv lit-innslumk lins- nonliliml ltsl "'i'llt Turf“ l~‘i ‘ “.41", ‘3'“r” ":"l“li'l"‘-"k"l'9 WV” f'c illlllllll)§, l-mi‘k-rs. and tons. llii‘
turtle oils www- l to 2 points lower ’ rilvtzlllt'vs to a communion. to llll’ ”A”... “”3“"!!! 1*“ T!" .r ‘l"“”"“'uf-’l""- " ' E if“: ” "' 7" ””1“” “" l‘!‘ l..ltrr 1.: ll“ Mam-l on autos \\‘lllr’§l
Md commit.“ lrxlilcs. Shipmngfi. 'Hrm.‘ ”mt ”1,. prilztcrs' “ch-mp llgzs “.14,i\;.i.!.-V'.‘.t,c-l. 1' l“"“l'll-V A'.‘\!Y"“\' :l‘fr‘“ _‘3 ,H‘ 3”“ “lllllullllfl‘l‘s f‘?’ \l-atzl‘m :111_v of tin riilt-‘s or the now
mail order tlli'l Moll specialties also tin-1mm ”it lllltilt‘)‘ 1m sums to ll 1“,. \\:.v Q“ in“? (““I‘T l""“"“ ”1 ;_‘I"r",“" “H" "" l""‘~“-‘|l‘(|i;l. lt‘lii. (lhlllllnlf'fl- F
lest ground. 'l‘l-v closillir was Wtak. I rinnlisiill. and that :ls :l l'tSllll ”11- in.” h‘ ‘h_;, 1;. ‘Q !f“"1»'xl_1 lhl-ilvll All- "‘)'"~|ll flrrv'sls 'flllc‘ mall“, , _~~. .-~_,__--.,._.
hie-s approxililtltul 411131100 shares. llzlllk's rt-zltly stock of tlll‘lsliml clir- (”NS ” “ x “W m [WM-“ll PN~ N:u‘-“W°rul“l"l "at ileiililsslolis of “‘lcs'n‘nlt'r VETS“ SHORE ["8312]!
. rtllcy is wholly ,1,.p;,t,.,,_ ...‘, J .,_ . .. . .. ' - :‘ ~’ ll'ullh‘pnrtf‘Iifln z , .. .
f ”11804105 (1‘ 155‘.“ BONDS. E I‘ hvpps h, ”‘1', 0‘”. the shortage lll'l';b'l':l:‘k‘iiiflde11‘3‘l‘5'5 or trawl on (:llll': from :t‘ilw: s ot‘ tlin Missouri. AT “ORLON s POINT
.1 l WASHINGTUA} July 8...-.Itlltllority.l._v issuing an emergency 3.1m mark 5,4,...” "Vi“:oru 5:34.:rHVg-jfyth.‘ a...“ ri‘lflti!‘ :r‘vl Ii. i'zs ll;.ilirt.u.l or St. .Hm‘m‘“ llll‘nllw‘l‘s ot‘ the Veteran‘s
‘ “a 81%“ the CMPHKO. MHWaukee and not". !'\lt.ll'l:~ll(l'l -.- ~l .t . . i”! HM] {mm 4' \l‘ .‘ m. "'j'“ ‘ ”mt m”r0"‘l" or lr‘llu'dtzll \\':trs lowhh (‘lintno Post
a. Paul railroad today by the lntcru The shoring“ of Hi: M133 l“ “7- :irrlxl-m 3, ;,~ ‘3“)le Mm" "nvr 1. limun ““334 ._, “WW" m "W" No my “outIzodlol-lon'é Point lint.
State Commcrcu ("millilission to guar- I‘HULV Kh‘im: ”WING ‘0 “3"”“5 "1 Hill ;1 Lilli... ., . . L”. I.II>§‘:'lgN NM!" unless ”0“": ‘H-“llli: .10 iill'll-l :1 SNOW lllllllpr 1:};0
notes payment of the Interest and “'hl'm 1h“ “Witt“ 4'3““ "“"'~"‘ ““4 i-l-wn prun'loiwi'mlwlmumv" "m' 3031. 1.13”}? “"i‘” “trim ‘0 llX'Olf‘l‘t intimlnfrs who :lltcntiid the dinner
.ncipal of ss_()l.5_noo in cquipn‘r-nt down wnh lullvs or g.» and an mark 3,... '“-‘l’~'l-‘*ihll.tt‘:l i'l’”;:l”: 1_it;‘ll-l‘t>rll Mfr": 3"”5‘4‘ . . . :m-l cot-rcmn, WM.“ ..
. at certificates. Another authoriza- MW“- l-il' l‘t» (‘ornc 1., k;,,_". "i .-","_"~'."“'F"v ’ )""]‘_V'”‘."~“ “i.“lw; sits “’l". flk|=i~ l J. li‘mvncy. C. Qliigltzv. P. lli‘lsfifill. a.
lion given the New York. New Haven ———— .;,.-.;.,,.;,V .HH, , . ‘ ‘l' _"“k in- Fm“! M“ lul-‘r 115141111! action anti awn”- ) Ipplxing‘ ll linchiivr 1"
m Hartford permission to issue 35'- ANOTHJ-IH DECLINE ciul. illltl 1hr. lredl .Kf‘HTmng Om' hfi :‘ result “H ”WW." him "'W‘" ex- .Full‘ll‘tlj’lll. .J lultini'qn ‘1 Il l‘illiini;
H.000 in refunding mortgagebonds 1N 615mm MARKS 1.. mm... will?! '*}’.”""‘-“ “““f‘” .“.“.‘:"‘é:""‘. “‘3' ’5”- “W' mv‘sfi' mnfuf om... “afloat '1. 'm’nmro.
- *bepledged with the Treasury as 89- PARIS. July 8 (Assorlntml I'l'txfik‘). inns l;.~rtr..l n" iilliid-lo‘mnflrnl r'hg' tl(c-\. . “.m' “'H‘ “M” “W“ and. H. lll'nilcrt.‘ The (ix—soldiers had
. rity for loollsunude by the Govern- v ~\’ioiont decline in thu- Gv:rmilll mulk Cl‘l‘lsllims. {gm-1 "LY. - “5 he “ms a 1&1: I) “I 0: ”W “Th" & T' “ ml“ time. Th“ “ford" “‘95 ”‘9 host
mat. to the road. sis causing considerable anxiety in Almriutli (‘vfl‘-tl‘llllli“llllln :hét "w .14.”, }:.\,":t' {:1 ff, _"g}""°" trains part of the nfi'air.
' . French tlminclal circles and among 111.» n-ztllzn the ‘3'rlim‘ultie- ‘O“_".Ols not (lwcrslt‘orn ":1H1Af‘fj‘n‘: coolvon tile
INCREASE n POSTAL nncmrs'r omoinls ot’ the reparations Commis- min. 1:8 in Am “mow! “ ‘0“ 0‘ "5‘th ;‘ . " " 34“”le dmsmn oil
WASHINGTON. .lllly 9,—Poslnl re- slon. ‘ ‘ - “I zd-lllsflll'.‘ :l::-i Kitshx'ille mi}-
. 5 for June for the fifty largest cit-j Nl-IVV YORK, July 8.-—-Cominm»d lit S'l‘nN me q___‘ , . {HST-H fink" ““" 71- izlit train was ml
In the country showed an increase in :tkllcss in German e'Xcllullge was lt‘- hutch curly in. lair... fun"? (“5' mi”: N :1; If.“ “'j'mger 5"“599
. r the same month of last year of tlwtwi today in the local inrcign ex- HM llmlh or 31qu 4:”). T”'"°,’"“" florist;1,.m":’.‘,',””“"“"- l
24 percent. the Postofl'ice Depart- change market. the prelitl‘iilury pl‘ico llllsr‘ptulrv of Mh‘mr‘nh‘y" \- j"-ll‘ll, “”1““: m' ',, ‘ ‘1 . "Xlioricnrctl “l
”13 announced tOdaY» iof marks lwfor.» tht “Pr: £111; 01‘ the Shh-“l Anizorn. ‘l\'lllllls‘ll::n"vlss ht. Intuiti- V]‘--:\-‘ili'~klf‘flm the icing Want]
MEAVI‘V PHYSI ‘I ‘ ‘ ' ‘ imarket being quoted at 1““ “PM" a ”.1“ ””1""- Sll‘.‘ llntl llt‘F'llL tillewlceii: 1‘1"”!- A input}: “luxprcsiszlccym-
‘ u; . I . ( ANSHA\L hundred. with actual sales taking Place l-.‘:.-: num— director in Angora 'lnd troops. (‘otllh:*i,;v Wilma {Halt for
,_ . ,n! HOID. ,later at 199,4. to 191.; cents. Mark... r.” m. ‘lncinl r.-p,-..S..m,.m.,. of 1-,,§.,., strike Was My... .C‘i‘”. 3"“ ”"3 -
ZNEW HAN Eh. July 8.-—Two doe-{yesterday to a record low of 18 cents SUNS iI'-t'."‘-“si:~' with the Kmn- .-.;, M'x ill'ult m . . mummafiofapri
. “to are among the typhoid victims..a'hundred. closing at :1 lust night_ (icu-rnllwllt. ller omoiql I”: Shtltlll‘cn‘ “N"‘VS by S‘r‘k‘“gi
" it was learned yesterday. Both? _—————~——-~—— “11-? as missionary for .11“, \gfifffify Ix‘mi'rdx 1"“. Q l
the reported‘to be domg well. They! WAGE (‘l’T IN NEW inn-:3: “Our-l or (,‘tllnmissioncrs to; For?“ n o!‘ itllicc “tr-lit 'n .TITEX'm ‘Mfl’lsr
. (Dr. Willis H. Crowe and Dr. W. Xl-:\V HAVEN, July 8.‘—Tlie lulkers' Missions, ”g“ Strtion vi-(rmmsfi “11‘3" ‘ft ”"3 Sou”! .
‘ " .rd Nugent. land bnl'llers‘ unions here hat-o effector] M the TCDOl'lP] ir;{,',,,i,,::;li::' ogoélgir'ling j
. ‘ 1 ‘ f" lie . wsatist'actor)‘ agreements with Weather Forecast ”firm” “Tmmy hm“! by the V93;
‘ lllt'lr employers. according to rplmms Hil‘t'tli road, The ml“. cluplovcs ‘told I
. _ , Syl’miltfil to the New Haven trodes t‘lllleiit!s‘01‘ ”l" C(‘llllumy; thiit they '
. ‘7”‘6'95- The hakf’l‘s are reported to For Norl‘vnlk and Vicinitv- Sllow- mm ”0""."”‘l‘ml-‘IWI on their wéyl
. have acceptpd the decision of the anti. ers and thunderstorms this often 30 and from :Vork, There have‘
1 ' trtetlon board cutting their wages 34 a noml inllowml by gent-rally fair and ”you no disturbances in thisvdistrict‘é
""391“ C001” t(might and Sunday; fresh Since the Walk-cut of the SilODmCYl- ‘
~. % Sfilllhwt-St winds shifting to north- N i
H - PWde'lCO Before zealousy. “:“St filth Squalls this afternoon. —HARTFURD- JULY SI—Indications
Can Do All Her Housework 1‘ friendship that makes the least 11“". ””"””‘“““‘-‘ “'hk‘h “'88 central °t ”‘9 “"08 along Which emergency
. _, . . Snelse is very often the most useful 1 I 0.0l _ lilo.- Lake region yesterday action will'be taken by the Blew Ha-f
. new Lydlfl E. Pmkham’s Which reason I Should prefer . or , inclining is'now passing out the St. \en road in meeting the strike and:
. »‘ ' dent friend to a zealous one—Adldlnm ! 'J‘E‘rqucp .\ “HW- _ It has caused “me“ “101% the maintenance of Wei" *
W Compound Helped Her Son :5"_",°r‘1‘ rains during the last twen- men Who are not out on strike but E
.~ ‘J ' 243ml 1".”er i" the central seetmns- are keen” i" Sl'mmthv with the strik- l
_ . u . ' "CV1“ places ré‘Dorted more than “‘3 were the features of thefi-locfi
- ... ,—- o o - . . , a
who. minority; .; When You’re Gomg on an 71“"‘....3§““.. ”$3313 m... . i
. . I . J 1 h - ~ -.. ‘ ion s- are activity was found at: 3
"Fr, gagggglggsmovlfi Olltlng— rill!“ IX“ Th_e front edge or the the EaSt Hartford shops today than at ' L
ing such pains inm ‘ I ":1 1area. no“. extends from Pitts- any time since the Walkout and the:
stomachandthro {i S‘ive Y '1" . v Q § northeastward to Syracuse, guarding or the shops and preventionl
myliiack thatI collfid ‘ our lme and Energy I ‘ I . Of llgerference With the workers was?
not 0 my work. I , , —‘——‘——- muc more noticeable. n t . V" e 5
land tried othermed- ‘ B3 Using— Dress. -. as a Whole,“ the plan ofosengin: 033:9
Icmes, but none did Dress has a moral effect upon tho and engines to shops not a part of the; .
gfitgggefimeéggf Paper Spoons conduct of mankind. Leteuy gem. mags“: System was inaugurated. t
pom d m d Now 18 l Paper Cups tleman find himself with dirty boots. 1, ~' n emnce °f way “1°" midws‘
. in, old surtout, ’axe called a meeting otmnlon mom—l
. able to do all my
‘ .. . work alone while be—
. ‘ fore I had my daugh-
r .. at home_ to do it. I have
mile:- of friends what it has
~ me and give you permission to
as a testxmonial.”—Mrs.
: EN, Route 1,.lasper, Minn.
Di
.1' no better reason for our -
E. Pmkham’s Ve eta le Couri-
elped other
Paper Plates
Paper Napkins
Waxed Paper for your
Sandwiches.
Complete Supply "at—
this—it has
So if you suffer from dis lace. 3 ~
. 'tiee,'. backache,p net. The
°’ “9 Passing through the
Life remember th' aplen '
What it did for 133. Pete}:
. , .doxor yam . . »
general negligence of
_will, in all probability,
spending disposition in
eddress.——Sir J. Barrington.
soiled neekcloth, and I
dress. and ho.
and .h' corro-
negligence of
o
It
Flight of Pigeons. ,
Experiments have shown "that pis-~
A French expert at
- - W
has at Central
o’clock this evening. The purpose of'
this meeting could not be learned; '
VReady. chairman of the system feder—i
~. ation of shopmen,
his claims that
eons are able to. outstrip the fastest‘ here were; homing
express train, although on thence-
age they ny at the rate or only 84
4 miles an hour.
{presses the opinion Outline-nut-
even making some
as fast as they are hl‘ri'n them" 11 ' ’
said. In’, at ' '3 J 8
N ,
write 1: road in sending six tho -,
L ,‘ I (616“ n.‘xf r n . n
8 l
t
Labor
Hall \at
l
_...__ l
3
NEW HAVEN. July s.——qohn C.
repeated last nigh"
strjking ‘shopmen »
theii; own, and were i
“W . progress.
e are sending thornen away 4118‘» l
soussing the onion. 011,
.1211
MAP SHOWING FOWION 0P
VGECOND DISTRICT
A. AV'CCTCD DY ‘PNZ
”we: acounaruve
{mines or 19'2”chst
JW‘ I’D.- .
. ' DBEvI’a,“
Norwalk Chronicler