fl
CW8 of the Financialmd-
‘ . . Brokers, and dealers
South Norwalk, local
HI
‘ York.
Into New York Stock Exchange quotations,
Sentinel. over the private wires of Maples 5‘
members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad
Stock Quotations
reported for the
Goldschmidt,
securities, 85 Washing-
ent of H. L. Horton &
Street,
in unlisted
correspond
H. L. 11:30 ‘ ‘2 H 1.-.; 1115?:
cm...
Chalmers 541,5 53% 53h; illiillLiIIo Stiles 13's; 13 -~_. 135.4
55% 55"" 55“.;10. I'ac. 23 311$ :13."
“6 11415 115m/‘illndson 2314. 33 35%
' 20% 3°54 30“" l x. Y. Central» 96 95 9'3,
62 2 CB. l‘\'.Y.. NJi. & H. .20va 3;” .‘ 312.1;1
8.: Tel. 1215!; 121M. 21:2 .\.,” pa... 75.24, 75-33 76%
142 1415.“ 141‘; L'UC. ()n 86L;- .1514 {6.5/3
913$ 91 91 7 . .\m- r. l'cte. ‘11,, ‘jnl:_. Tu Ir
52% 51% 53% , 1mm. n. R. 44 43% 45%
101% 1“! “'1 iu-n. Gas 55 84“; 85
flL°°° “97" 11““: “9‘9 i'ttzimun Co. 122-1.. -121 :2"
d: Ohio 52 51 523 Llh. Steel Spr. 103% 10‘.’ 1013-?"
Steel 761.23 761.. 7on4. l “’22...“ 7514 7512 737;,
. -‘ 611,5 611:2 m 142 L... 24:.” 71% Ti-‘rg 717,5.
Leather 39 31‘s.. 39 i .4 .ll lunch Hf}; :u‘ ‘62 f-Tf'u
& Ohio (NH 1"“ “*3! S-‘ili" lIOVhIH‘R 781,1; 77 77-1
1347;. 1231,, 31‘??? If) l'at'flt‘ Vin; 591,2 Mini
43% 4‘“; 43i'§i.,,iv~l:tiv 0i] it“; 311;, mu
--o~8teel 76-1. 7:1 783;. ‘ s t! x J ixo-‘v. isms, 1503'.
Cane 15L;- 1W.- 1W.- snerr. 1171;. 11933; 1107'.
-.Plavers 53‘s R31» K: ‘6. .\‘t. l'nul 2814 27k; :73;
Rubber 15 15 if: . Studebaker 1381; 1371s 1377»;
‘han. w ‘33": 675g 5‘ ‘4‘» Texas (‘0‘ 4616 453‘ 4G
Motors 11-h 14% H"; 'Tobncco Prod. 801.4 79 V; “J“
"Gh‘rr' 3311 791.3 55’“; l'n. :e-t. Stores 6712’ 67 67
orth. PT. ‘3'”; 5‘” \ '3‘ l'. S. linltlif'r “21,; “3‘1 CL“.
V ‘er. Niar. Pl'. 713-". 71 Tl 5\ l'. S. Stun! 11m 931‘ 52"»;
Nickel ill; 17"; 1' .. l"_1li (’nppnr 55.3 (.43. ass.
as City So. 1'3“; L315 35’: \’._nadiuni Steel 46 _ 43K 46
. , Paper 5‘2'6 5 i ’3’“: \\"st l'n. 'l‘el. luau 1t 31‘ 1.i:.i‘
.3 Copper 2:611} 35% 301i Wm: l-th-c, mm. m on
:ck.'Stecl 7r. 7;. 76 “'liitv .\lutors 4st; 437;. 4w:
lllAY lN WALL ST ’ WALL
. . .
R ALL STlH-ti-t'l‘. lflzilil a.
.I: . “ot prices at the opening of to-
. Buick .\Iarko-t was mainly up-
7. juggo'stiti: the usual week-end
un-ent Ot' spt-clilifivl- accounts.
Irwin Locomotive was om- (if the
orthy fen'x‘rcs. rising: 17-"
21th. Highwi piicrur also ruled for
L 7 an \Vovlt I. ('..- t‘nla.
5- ck. A‘mciican Smelling. People's
" ,and vurimw him ’la n ous issuvs.
' . were iY‘J i v ' ’1. although
xceptlon w u ‘-ll~’l\\‘;l ivy \Vt-stwrii
tic pfd.. “‘th ’I For" l'2 puintt \
“Mine of 11!; : “N in l‘m-d'm Hi1 “as
ompnnled l'y n‘ v.39 -n’ :i cut in
s of (‘l‘iidt nil prin‘..ict~: on the
A . flc coast. .-‘.‘ loadin: 'm'f-ign cv-
geshwcre [N 'h " on the improve-
Mt in the German situation.
conflicting movements of a
,7 "leading liitllz~1:i;t':~;siid “its i'uu
”dd the only 4il\‘t‘l'liliL" i'oatnri-s m’
' fl brief and dull Stock .\larkvt.
.‘ Hill
SH: l‘\
u. l'I .'
few of
k.
“ments were strnnu at extreme
of 1 it) 4 [Hints in‘ Baldwin.
-erico.n and l inizi locomotive:
“man. Pressed Car. Railway Stet-l
DE and N. \., .\.r itiakv. inn
-c 011' won- hr-av). prf'slllnllbly
remit of cuts in crude products
he i‘iititlio- li l‘~I'il'u' maul ;
. Standard-Oil of California.
c Oil and M ‘r-i..' ‘ , .2i»‘\in'.‘ii
forfeited 0m- to 2h; points.
inities were iirui to strong par-
, y Corn Products. Sal's lint-—
.Vlntf‘rnltti'r'”l l‘aiv'r lll‘ll .\lllt‘l'l-
Woolen. The closing was irregu-
,Sules approximated 323ml!”
_ [Ill BULP
; ls UNDER ARREST
‘8'1‘ HURON. Mich, July 15.—
‘Walter \V. Culp. t'ormcr Spring
V- . 0.. pastor for whom a. nation-
search wus instituted several
““0. after he was reported to
o'er-ted hit: wife and nine
n. was undtr arrest today in
y with Miss l-Zstliur Hughes.
r. of age. They were taken
otody at a summer hotel,
omcers said. they were regis-
ll Mr. and .\lrs. l‘l. W. Godwin.
gluthorities hold a warrant chart;-
7.111 with Who lliifllittulltnt-ni.
. a Culp and Miss Hughes offered
. use for tin ir prelhlllllt’lli.
t. is a man to do when his
"8 to uliUil.i"' \\'Llli"ln (Iliti hU‘V
keep a family of nine children
‘800 a year." he tiskwd. “l was
used. I love my children (“"1"-
’ . ’my ‘home surroundings Were
but they «will-i have been. I
rather remain lo-hind priso.)
tn returi. to my wife."
’ “went ii to this with our eyes
”his Hughns said. “we knew
_ Violating the conventions and
' me we will have to pay."
mVEs FOR HOME.
-
fiWiiheim H. Son. German
wm gran. DhOto-
m ’, . Ion th
.v’
iii—Tho L
.\‘pw'ula'ivv int: rt>ts were suip'imd
over the activity and sire-innit oi the
Stock “at kti \ a sterday aztv-rnvmn.
'l‘li-- Opinion “as I]lll.’ll_\' <\pit.<.~-d in
rather important (‘il'cios that rvw ntl:
tlu- t:|l\illL1 has luvn at a particularly
good charach r in many ixkur> .lll‘l in
trinst ('£t.\l'\' has 1"‘lll'IFt7."¢i li"t‘illllll-
latinn in -'\;vo"latlnil (-t' il‘t- t"-.ili"i.:
up Ht v \. ial situations 7‘ .-1 l:.i\v- .\-
|'\’tll tnr some tiiiiu anl t‘.‘l\v lu-u
l‘l‘fl’dl'tlili as i-aiticulai'h ‘lli‘lllll-l.«l;.
ly' cvnuenathc (lit firs. lit-raw: l. li‘v'
war-l nt' \vat'nin: \\.t.\‘ ”ii-4H] wt
tin l-n,—\li'i‘zl\ ni lv't‘tllll‘lli.‘ tun Hill~
liiistii- or: r tl;.- intuit-hat: in: 2:. nl
tlit iilarkvt t‘n- ducks: l':i!i| ilu i.il-
rvud and "t'JA iii-Hr fill'lnllH'k l~~~k
lu-ttcr than lll' \ l7 .\. ll;l‘.t' tltt~ “Hit.
it ir~ L't turn I_\ "‘Ii‘l"‘i“ll that tl - Luv-
”1': n; Hunks in any volume \\i‘l 'v'
ln' the largo-st itrt'resls and nut l1\
lLlO‘ .'i\'--lai.:.- sl-rt‘ii'.itur.~, ’l‘lirv lntlvr It
is assu'iiwl \'.i'l cnntit'uc in ltlll\ll
" .l
cautious [ll‘tlit‘u ‘
I'IKUIHK‘TS
('tl. l\(‘0Rl'Uli \TI?”
”ANTI-Tilt!)
(‘apitai Slmme-“ill \lalu- “HM".-.
Hugh and Ann: l'ai't~.
\Vllh '
{I'LLLl'l?./' raj‘lhvl \t'u’k I»?
Hutu-cu. tit. [Luna-rd lander“ (m.
ins lnoll int-mimiatnl to IL'.ll l.l
brushes. dust: is. mop:- iil‘t‘i \ltllllJl a:-
ticlrs. and izv.i".~_ pints aim! pain tnt‘
illittllll(ltriit'~‘. 'L'lzv illx'pl'l‘ththl'» a"
Jarvis .‘vlc.\. Johnson. (‘harlvs .\l. lit:-
i'LU\\' and Just ph t}. “Rm-lira”.
litmi‘i s> “iii la in gun \\ilh SINNH"
l Htln-r t'Illlll‘Jill'S which incorporat-
Q 1)
34 st. Mini v.v 2::
I i'!:-- l":v,l Ill‘ t'itral (‘0.' ll It'il'fil'tl:
capital. 31:" new: in its-gin “Am, 53.......;
in, ’ll pun" as. lm‘is llunn. .\iurris
l‘wrnirin and Aaron lit-rump.
lilt' Edward S. ”illl' 1‘0 . itit‘
LUi'lijitli‘i. liltll'itilzq «it-ah rs :it'd t".l|
ISLILV til-vtlupt-rs; capital. 5:".mm; to
item with Show»; ‘iitcuipuratuis.
('harlvs ll. 'l‘Ilmm-e. Edward S. llil.e
and Dorothy M. Auronson.
Certificates of dissolution have lucn
tilt-vi by:
G. M. Stadlr-r. Inc.. Bridgeport;
\Vaverly Sales Co. Hartford; Harmon
Shoe lie-pairing (‘0. New London-
Ya‘lg- Brewing Co. .\'« \v Haw n. '
The Connecticut Foundrynicn's As-
soctation has been formed to improy e
and standardize the general toundrv
practice. better working conditions
and to encourage among its members
a spirit of friendliness and progress.
The subscribers are F. \\'. Sticklc
(‘. S. Neumann. and J. M \V ' .
Hartford. . 00150112
The
inernscy-V‘Vcstbrook (‘0.
Hartford has or
increased its capital
stock lroln $50,001! to $200.0th
IT’S ST. SWITHIN’S DAY'
BUT THAT‘S OLD STUFE
(Contined from first page)
bucketfuls or. the Saint's day but there-
it’t‘tvr it did not always stand by the
nets through the traditional t'ortv
day: In i'act. St. Swithin lost tire
handicap by twrnty-two (luvs and led
8‘31“}! ”is to lwlitve that gayish Master
gay might have been anything but in
his cups when he wrote this couplct:
Let not such vulgar tastes tit‘LlllSO' till-
mind:
.\"or i‘:-iil nor Swithin rules
a'id wind." V
Having onCe shaken faith in legend-
ary lore, St. Switliin vvill prohablv not
regret that The Sentinel is not to un-
dcrtakc a second handicap. The read—
er ma)~ take the government's word
it. St. Switliin‘s or his own as to
the [ll‘fiilli.~t‘ of continued “lair \vcatli—
l‘l" for the next forty days.
LEGAL NOTICES
the clouds
Var
l-‘nz' .\‘ovv'all: and vicinity: General-
Jy lair tonight and Sunday; Warinvr
Sun l'lv: moderate to fresh northeast
and t‘LiSt shifting to south winds. The
rrr-sriirr- is high along the north At-
lantic and northI‘acific coasts with a
trough of low pressure between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
River. Showers have 'ooe‘urred 'dur-
ing the last 3‘ hqurs‘ on the middle
Atlantic sud, Gui! icon,” and in t
Ls293.35
l
. 0
rain sour?! nonwnx sumo m
RECEIVED
F0 ROLSEN DAY
(Continued from Page One)
day evening. or from Tariov's Cigar
store and will cost 10 cents each,
these proceeds. to go into the fund. asl
well.
Although but few reports have beenl
'l't'(‘t‘i\'t_‘li today up to 9 o'clock this|
morning. Treasurer Charles Tariov'
had received the sum of $293.35, thei
acknowledgments of contributions be-
ing listed below.
. Collections are to be taken tomor-
row at several games and this sum
will be added to the amount already]
collected and will probably be tic-3
knowledged in Aionday's list of re—
ceipts.
. It has been said that \Villiam Lau—i
4' I‘ Will be prevented. by pressure ofl
business. from making the presenta-
tion to Ulscn next \VCdllCNlfl)‘. and so
the committee of three. composed of
Corporation Counsel William P. Tam—
many. Judgi- John Keogh and Altar-L
in y John J. (,‘iinco. are to endeavor to'
secure some one elm». and Mayor Cal-
vin L. lldrtnn will be zippioaclied to
lllaku Lil" prowcntatinn it is not
known whether hi- can be secured.
howl-yer.
I ll~en Testimonial Pimd. '
l‘i'c'. iously acknuwh dpv d . . $239.10
Richard llaunnnd Tut-U
Keogh .Q- Can'let- ............ 5.1m
l."0 il;i\'is .................. 5.00
Sterling Furniture Company. . SJW‘
.\liltnn lilwnwd .............. IJ‘”
.\l:i\ Hippiur ............... 1“”.
l”. Laurit-l‘ .................. In"
t‘tnin' I-lj.‘ &- lh‘at‘k' n .. ZN”
..\. J. ilvt'klitanii t\" (‘0 ........ 21.50
(‘Yai'vmw Fath- r ............. ill”,
.\‘piinuwmul t‘hocolatu Shop 1 “N
l. l“vlll.~‘Ll-i ................. i.““
J. \\'ililq ................... l.“"
.\. 'l‘ar‘r-v .................. l t'”
.\. 'l‘. [Linsmi .. _____ rm»
.l:ick .\‘atlian .......... I. .. 1M”
Murray lsvavl . .......... l.“"
“'illiani ll-dway ............ 1N”
.\‘i-r-it Lu} an >wit7. ' ...... 1M“
.\‘it k .\ndmu ............... l‘l”
‘l‘nui limiway ............... 1"”
(it‘tllEI‘ Cumin-4‘ .............. .3"
“Thain \\'i. k.- .......... .. .’ ..
.’.i"l{ ' 'le '.'I.'.sllaw ...... .3"
LIA] “Lindy!" ................ .3"
"\ Vail" ................... 3”
H-nwalvi lllv'hurtls ......... .13"
.im- .\‘t. "1J1 l 1’“
.\i Li'l.\\-"L . ..... l "U
l‘l-d llrauit ........... "
_\-. .\l. (‘ails-In ............. 11"
«‘-.n‘fi~.\‘.-n . iw
iTr'vq LI'.LL l“?
".\ l-‘iivn-i" L"
“\ l‘ii~'; ‘.‘.'.
"\ l‘rit'tl" ................ L‘f-
.laiii- 5 \l:t"l':-) ..... ’2"
i" ll. \Vt'wm ........... 3‘
SH \- l_'.;ii it‘s ............ 7.“
izmwznw l-i ........ 32‘
.l \laTlR ........... in:
’i‘tl‘i‘l LAP-"Hid 5"!
our SOLDIER
I. Boy's BACK FROM ‘
sut'i‘iiERN CAMP:
(t'onttuvz- vl t'r-«n [121:0 lltlv‘)
. i
“hit i.-‘--lr stir.” I-T' tin iii~tv ii. (inlllti‘
\\.t~ Ll\' ’l in: 13.1 .il .tllu Zztluit. Irizt iti
‘.\l'L l~i ~:'¢:.il\\~-k.\ t‘nlt in “ill iv
.l“!‘ tn walk n'vmil. L
'I‘hr I--' s .iL' :lL'i'" d t? .it iii: 5’ had:
iutn \\-ll ti-ah-l .u ramp. .,\ \ull as
tu'llli: \vull Md. ‘i‘h' will) complaint-
ll..'il tin) iliii'i' “as Hi llin ill-1i. llif‘
thviiilunzc h r lv ui>t7 iiui; lH-i d: gr: - s
in the Shade at illil‘ <.
Tin tullmvnr; I< a t'illllli‘lL' t‘imn tliv"
lczlmttit'il pain-r ”‘l’liv “Hall.“ and
discrim~ sum“ of the li:«llpti:i:it:.\ of
lllt- Fungi-.1! 'i’l‘ulll.
m:n "(yr i-‘mm liu'l‘th rmxr.’
.\lit‘tl\‘ll (WHIHA'I‘ 'l‘li.\l.\' '
Tit!- quarto he at the 3d llatl. (‘tillltn‘ll
Ti:.iii was I.‘Hl..\lli"l‘~ll l-v .\iayur lit . \«-~
ind his inspccitni: nllict-rs as the ll' at-
tst and clram >1 barracks in thc rvciJ
lllt'ill. That also shows iii-7 “>ch of
the Hil'll fur tlivii cmanmnding nilLtw-r
by attaining the liighcst mark in tlic
r1 ginlellt.
‘ Liv-iii. lloku~. .\‘nrwalk's (‘ity Cl: lk.
signs his nalm more than any man in
camp. \Vhethrr in the ottica-rs Illltll‘t-’
crs. in the orderly room. out on the]
drill grounds. cnnvny tours you
will always sec thv lieutenant signing
his John Henry to om thing or an~
min-r. 'l‘lw mm r he drew some
c‘ho‘cks from thr- city trvarurt-r. and‘
I await: .\.ist-a liv- h .‘ was wondering
where the funds were coming from.
t u . ;» malty Hit :1 :tr-- \ery niucl‘l'
put out inasmuch as the (‘hct‘ks 31‘0“
«iv.- ”mm at the cud oi. the ”marlin-l!
l
I
l
(Ill
day
i
win
merit.
l.l“lli. llokus is \‘\l'}' We“ liked in”
the men as he is always looking (ill-l2
tor their cow. He has workedl
bait“ in makinar this outtit onli of tlic'
host in thi- rt-iziment. and also the men:
are always shining around him morn- '
mg. mica and night. as he is the pay-l
master of the train. I
tul‘l.
“'ATHR l-‘ltlilI-lll'l‘ SERVICE
The freighter llcsaiic or the Hanson
Steamship Linc. is now making regu-
lar trips from the old steamboat dock
here to picr 12. East River. and is
carrying considerable freight both to
and from this city tor local mer—
chants.
All three classes are carrying from A
dock to dock. from dock to floor. and9
from door to door are equally patron—A
mod. and the line filling a long felt ‘
want in the city. as is shown by the‘
amount of business being done. 7
_-——._ ._
origin cr'rhefiriaii. r ’
Punplpes were played in the dawn‘
of the world frOm China to .Peru.-‘
~ \\ tin
W'
New Negotiations
in Rail Controversy
(Continued from Page One)
strikes. postal authorities took steps to
transport mail by commercial aircraft.
power boats and motor cars.
Samuel Gompcrs. at Washington.
declared the American Federation of
Labor stands squarely behind the
striking railway sliopment.
Postal authorities at New York were
flooded with offers or emergency
transportation for first-class mail. Air—
planes_ hydroplanes. motor boats and
automobiles were placed at the dis-
imsal of the Government. All offers
were tentatively accepted and surveys
of equipment and travel lanes for
land. water and air were undertaken
immediately. .
Congressman Carl Riddick at Liv-
ingston. Mont.. declared tov newspa-
permen that Congress ultimately will
intervene in the rail strike.
"\Vlicn the strike starts to tie up
traffic. Congress Will be forced to in—
tt-rvt-nc." he asserted.
Members of the American Federa-
tion of Railroad \Vorkcrs at (‘leve-
land \‘Oit'd to join the shopmen's
Sii'ikt‘ next Monday. according to of-
ticiais of the union. The organization.
it was said. has no connection with
the .\mvrican Federation of Labor.
but has n membership of 90.000.
proximately 1.20” men will he afi'cct-
cd_ it was said. -D-I
lr‘nur mysterious fires broke out in
‘tlw Chicago. Milwaukee and St. i‘nnrl
shrugs at Tacinnii. \Vash.
Kansas rail centers were
rillivi.
report ml
..
(invrv‘nfir Alicn announced that
should :inv more strikes develop. ar-
ltSlS would follow.
. . I
l nitcd’ Sluice malls in Now Jprsnvg
w: re transported under protection by
l-‘cdr-ral marshals.
Strikchreakcrs employer] in thl"
.\iivsouri l‘ar‘if-c shops at \Wchlta.
l<an.. notified President naming ampuliv. and his absence will |
assistants in clear-‘
llw llriilrna-l lshnr Hoard that the
workmen had formed a new union and ing up many
. which
K nl'
midi-d in the growing list of K‘ “Kb
asked for recognition
>2 xt-ral trains on the Seaboard
l.l’lr
annulment;
.....—-..... ......
KLOCK HAD .
TOO MUCH or
Air
\"I T. i
if
' "v :31!
MOTHER-IN-LAW.
L Browsing in the lurilan ocean. and
(Continued from Page (mo)
(lilh‘l‘ evidenci- tended to slmw that'
lx'Inck was making good money and
iha: tlw cw'i'ile generally pm along:
in good shape. . " ‘FU‘
\\tl~‘t‘t‘tll\vll i'insvcutor Edward .\L
Lockwood recommended that tho case ' man“ but conquered by “rent Britain
H...- vii7“' . In 1796 and mm- one of her colonlctl
pm“. was also taken by Jliduc- «rm-Hum) by n sun-mm" chosen by
couple, : urmvn.
threw
lw tnnliniiu d tor one week.
«ice who u'hisvd the young
have been married but
wars, that married Hf.- "was
«it civv and take” and that huh par-
Ii-z- >h'lllLIL “lake. allowances tor the
min-r.
Aboriginal European;
The European :ilmrlt'tmil man wnl
the Neanderthal. Tli- three races of
(‘nucnstmi stock, Aryan. Alpine. and
Seiuitc. are invaden. Hf these only
' the Aryan claim-a In 3... in any Way
liuroiv-Lu. ’l‘la- .~.~.i'..~'l traces of
Aryans~ ~lmw u rim- »f in
inhabiting in part
eastern liuoela. 'il.v I."l nut dwell
at that time in itil‘ w. t or in the
Baltic basin. lit-cans” 1;?
under ice. and loultw it...) Greenland
does today.
ital savages
um iiull'siies 0t
\
l‘Sl-Ih IT .\th l‘. l8?!»
l. szi'igbcrry. it 'i‘v’itll. \\’. \‘tr.
l‘oley's llm.-v ;- l Tar in his
family. and sells it '.n :< patrons. lie
2.17:2:- “i'olty‘s How-y :...-i Tar is the.
irrt lllt'llC‘ln“ l 1 ~ 1.;4 ti hack to
A
"i".
i‘
IKTS. I snhi I‘ll“ y‘s ii ”any and Till“
then. and Q'\'(‘l‘)"l“l\' t‘.t‘.ll’d it good.
late r. at (‘ollinsxi'fia ”hi0. we all
called it the lust nz-viicine in the
in rid," lit-fuse sf. stitutes. the
in urine is put up in
l-‘r-r ra‘c by Stillsnn.
.‘l )i llow carton.
l‘mvcll Corpor-
I
i
.
I
STARTS HOUSECLEANING.
.~-.- places were I
l
I
AD- |
mama lilillllEliS _
' 'IN WATEllfllJlii
WATERBURY, July 15.—Dia.-_
mcnds, valued it is estimated at close
to 54.000, were taken in a. duo of,
diamond robberie- perpetrated iu the
fashionable Boulevard section of this
city last night. At the home of Star-
buck Sprague. at ‘140 Columbia Boul-
evard. it is estimated that between
$2,000 and $3,000 worth of diamonds
SATURDAY, JULY 15. 222
:=t
AMP BABY mails;
SW ,GIRL or 21 ADMITS
(Continued from First Page)
. ______ .
New York with the baby; that she
took a. room in East 89th street.
That night. she said. she asked a
taxi chaut‘teur wncre she could find
a home for the child. 'He agreed to
find such a. place for $5 and his fare.
and collected $5 and $1.90 for taking
her to a house the location of which
she could not give. She paid a woman
there $5. she, said. and left the baby
with her, promising to retuni m a
are missing. while at the home of
George E. Camp on Euclid avenue,
'a valuable diamond ring has disap-
peared. There is no evidence of any
break at the Camp home, and the
police are convinced that the burg-
lars made entrance through the rear
door last night while the family was
sitting n the front porch. Entrance
at the Sprague home was made by
picking the lock ot‘rthe kitchen door.
DANBURY POLICE SEEK
PASSES OF VOID CHECKS
l DANBIIRY. July 15.——The police
are searching today for a man giving
the name of Charles Barrett who
passed two worthless checks “'ednes-
day and Thursday at the Star hotel,
lot which Miss Gertrude Knapp is
proprietor. Both checks \vcrc drawn
’on the First National bank of Fough-
-_‘..
Lker psic. N. Y.. and wore made pay-
lahlc» to Miss Knapp. One was for
.325 and the other $20.
Al'it-i‘ cashing the second
1mm Knapp discovered that
Check
it bore
.:1 date over two years old. Heb sus-
plt‘ilflls aroused. she communicated
with the bank and learned the
checks were wort bless.
REFEREE KEOGH GOES
ltrtcrce in Bankruptcy John Kc-
geogh begins a vacation of to days to-
, Hearings in
he‘ taken
advantage of by
routine office duties
have accumulated in the rush
bankruptcy hearings. Referee
will spend his vacation in
.(‘anadiL
' bankruptcy court will
:lw rc‘allll‘H-tl July 25. when scvcral
’mattcrs are scheduled to come be-
»turc the rwterc-v‘s court.
Beautiful Ceylon.
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4" “ml“: wild elephants live and roam at will.
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Samuel Gompers. president of
the American Federation of
Labor. has started a houseclean-
ing for the elimination oi radi-
cals in the organization of which
he is the head.
JUST ARRIVED !
A shipment of Sweaters in such
a variety and style and colors that
we feel 'sure We can suit you. They
are offered to you on Saturday at
veryw: "at prics. ’ ' ’
we Rema‘in Open Saturday Evening
Special.
iatmut three times as large as our
state of New .Ti‘rsey. lies the beauti-
ful tropical island of (‘t-ylun. an is-
land of Asia. known as far back as
the time of the ancient Greeks and Ro
the
its name means- “tlie island
of Linus” but in its jungles today
ale
_op_
Large Mahogany Serv-
ing Trays
Selling at—$1.2
Donnelly’s’ -
is South Main St.
l.
2 ON TEN DAY VACATION
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week. The girl. in reply to questions.
said she could find this woman s
hoxszeaman in the navy..whose name
‘she gave. is the father of her baby
girl . She said that three months after
Ithe child was born she met him in
Boston, broke. and he re-enlistcd and
its now aboard the Brazos. That was
[the last she saw of him. :he said.
‘Though she had written to the. Secre—
‘tary of the Navy. she had .no reply.
'she said. .
i Her mother and three brothers have
cast her off because of this affair.
;she declared, but her aunt. Leah Sil—
‘vcr. who has a restaumnt in Lynn.
LMass.. has helped and employed her.
AShe has been seeking work as a xvait-
~33 in New Haven.
tion without objection and is held for
|thv New York police. She is bright-
cycd. attractive. only 4 feet. 10 inches
in height. looks about seventeen‘years
told and is not of the hard or tough
.type. The police matron confirmed
tli.» rcports published that her pris-
oner soon will again become a mother.
DICBS' SERVES ARE “AD.
CHICAGO. 111.. July 15. Eugene
V. Debs. Socialist leader. was in ”a
.local sanitarium today. where it was
said regenerative. treatments would
be prescribed.
"I'm a case of nerves." Debs said.
"I'm exhausted nervously and phy-
sically."
JOSEPH ANDRE TRl-ZSSI IN
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MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. July 15,——
Information was received by a. na-
etional detective agency here today
‘that Joseph Andre Tressi. grand
.npr-rn conductor. who disappeared
5from Minneapolis nearly a month
The gill took her arrest andv deteu- \
‘ .
Mrs. Arthur l.. !.f-.-
whose dismissal tn 1; ‘
loan-Brazilian Ce: ‘2 _.
mission has bet'ii
Frank A. Harrison.
mission. said that Mrs.
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is AGAIN autism“
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in a itttcr
to the President. lifzrriv-n, who
is a former memlwr 7-f the {cm-
leer-
more did not work. l-‘it ire/i her
lary of $625 a murxr
a Republican campa .
tin-ems
fi-
B.-‘\.\'KRI‘I’T(‘\' l'l I‘l'l'ln\.
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C. R "kwell. gamuv (2-. ,«_
ford. tiled a [whim .. 5,
bankruptcy vvith in v we
Court here ycstl rd ty , _
ties at $575 61 and s- 4.
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-ago. was in Boston four days ago.
sow thoughtfully.
thrift.
of New Han-n today.
Then, in “Winter’s Twilight." Mi .2: *
ed rest is the reward-of their fOI‘L'Slg
Through “Life's summer” they toil and
save. with a vision of their future.
When “Autumn” comes the harvest is
just what they have made it.
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THE CITY
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THE SENSATION
Norwalk Chronicler