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GOVERNMENT
nl' hrcatest C0113
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spirut'y lo Vi0-'
eSlu‘rman Law
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tndnrtl Htl Com-
r‘tnndnrd Oil
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1:4 tuninr: Com-
mtpnny. t‘lniton
"'ITI‘JHY. Charles
l..| Siznnl Oil
Illwlw- Oil and
Hrmslun'; Oil
l'rrI-lllv in: Com-
null liptlninf;
-"l'll Company.
': I’c-mpanl‘. In-
r'lyuin)‘. Inclin—
~, 2m. Interstate
K ti t'o.. Lion
‘ in .v.-.'. annolia
Miller Petro-
. " . 131a. Refining
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" pfm'f. I'rnduc-
1 Hamlin: Com-
lioot 1:9—
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I: : f‘ompany.
:‘wun. Hun Com-
‘ l «umpnny. Tide
l nitetl States
‘; inf. l'mh Oil
\m‘tllil’n Oil
' ‘l's Company.
t'rvmpuny and
Manning Com-
;un\_
imam“ I"
l‘ntt-nts
.hurzed that
~ “tracking"
rite is made in
-.n~s ago and
.:t~l that. While
l pntcnts_co\‘-
rrvatures of
defendants
.- of patents
llllprchmentB
me seeking to
the manu-
llle guise of
PS which they
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agreements
'mn as consti-
. rho gumbina-
l monopoly.
mm numerous
'r-lwrsely the
'I'l-vn and sole
naphtha. and
.. an»: and for.
Hoxcrnmcnt
" "r l'mllc
‘ .. agreements.
‘rrmn decluel.
the interstute
I nommcroe in
it,
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.Mmrnm .(‘,.~n..
grant til“?
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{Governor of Louisiana. Famed as 1
. . Kn K1ux.Klanjoe. ‘ -, l
charges in the guise of royalticsjn
such commerce and. to secure to the
defendant the Standard Oil Company
IMPORTANT" LEADERS
#7255!me . ’ .
Former senator from Uino. .. l l Member .Wihon
found
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iWATERBURY BOYiMllfm-d (-aslnovnnd. the last seen of ‘mm linthln:
Jam 3W mm:
cabinet. Bed Cites
der.
Hr.’
a
cmxu‘ #qu
Chairman Democratic National
.l .M -,,~ committee. fl“
Clothing belonging to Sullivan was ; llvnn and two other young men
hanging on' rafters beneath came to the bench.
suit bet ween
Th or ha d only
them.
0! Indiana. 3. Virtual monopoly of him. as {or as votive. hun- her-n 1 When Sunhffn “pm in“, the Water.
trade and commerce. in gasoline in Viable. to necermiu. he was seen Ivy the other two youths_ n is believed
the fifteen States defined in 1h:- . Sf'\ ernl persons floundering some entered the Casino. Although an
agreement: as ‘lndianu company ter« dist-"mm on" shore. While a 2M Who srm'l'h of the bmch for them was
ritor)‘."' : stepped into a. hole while bathing. matte. no trmn of them could he
_.._ HAVE DROWNEDiuas being rescued t’rouvthe water. ,futmil. l‘ulit-o “rrr- unable to com-
The. girl. Theresa lireletta of limit mumcatrv “”11 Sllllllnn‘s Pnients.
Broadway. .‘lyrt‘m I‘mncli. told pu- “”4 h" ““m" or his CONN-11110115
EXPLAIN MORAN,
“OUTPECIS'ON
Referee Says He
W'arned Jack Zivic
About Hitting on
Break
.\'l2\\ Yt‘tl’llx‘. .lunr~ :vl c—The Slate,
.‘ithlrtn- Commission l-y nu)’ in-
\I“bll2.ill|l,’.: thv' pevuliur tenninution
0f tllfi: tenturc lmul. :nt
l'uru Slmlium )lunvluy night “lien
[luv “:45 tli>~-'|llrilllictl. unrl l":il
Mom”. ulna “:13 lnl‘w': mine .‘I l-vnt-
in:.‘\.’t.« ~lm'lurml lllt'1‘-llill"‘*l‘, will: vl
.lohum' Gallagher, 1h» ulm
true the Vrrrlict. hit-re Com-
nilssiun, also .lm'k Zixtr, his main:-
er. :tm'i other I'Ull""l‘ll"|l. (lullnzfliel‘ :‘
n l‘
t'i. 1 ~ l" ".
lll';
r.\|~l;m:ttlt‘m “as that he llllll «liw-
qtlallliml ‘/.i\i-‘ :ttflr rvpmutwl “.Irtl-
lugs tv-r hitting my thv llt‘tltlt.
Action “as tl“l"‘l‘l"(l l‘ut l' l~ m:—
nilleunt that 7.l\l(."S tunnry “11> not
l“lillll"lt1. t‘lmlrmztn lll'0\\"l' rul'W
that the loss of th- n'nntrfit lll‘l net
l'llllllililit‘ Zixlt: t'rmu lh‘ limit“: llet
fulll‘llllllll‘lll to tlt't‘l'l" Ilw l'wzl‘ml
(‘ltlllt‘lltlt 1‘ for :I I'lmncl' .‘it ll-nn)
l.- mutl'zl's t‘l'l,‘\"ll.
According: tn [VII-'6 ntzanasrcr hr"
‘ 11:” >irzneol .l:u~k tn mlm up rim 111,-.
lnrlnn nt. the Nostrntnl .\_ t'. un .lu'x
‘. The “lnnrr nt llllS r-m‘vr-xn ,-
\\.‘ts llllllllfi'l‘ll hi" t'li:tll‘tl‘.tll lllniw 2‘.
“unit! lm :u'ceplulclr :1» 1.1 unit-Ill
oppnnent,
Smnlm' Mantle” \\.lll tmt l‘vr- fibr.
.mlth‘rl tn "HZ-1:“ in w-ntvsla luvrr-
'3 until Aug. l and tin n in“ \\.'l lm I'Jlll-
it‘d ”pin in l‘l‘v'yle that his llJ‘l‘l".
lllllll‘t‘rl in .‘I ”wont l‘fill‘ “in, Jun“
m' lluurlre. are ninth in y-llw‘
shape.
The American C'l3t‘nplt‘. team rar-
rivcd in France icstcrdny and im-
mediately lift for Paris “hero thev
hi): games. The (lrvlr‘untlnn “inch :tr-
rlxerl on 111-: S. S. Amt-rim» \\ :15 llfiil‘l-
er! in" Col. lc-hert. .\l. Thnmpsen.
chairman of the Ammivan UlE-‘lllplL
Committee.
U I 0
Th“ {our )‘t‘fll‘ dream of Jule Tiny
to compete in the limo metre ment
“as abruptly shuttered yesterday
when Head Com-h Lunson Robe-rt-
sen announcer) that. Ray “.Ollld com-
pete only in the 21.000 metro event
and not in both events as was prev-
iously expected. Although he i! not
the .Ipry sprinter that he used to he.
Ray hopes to “in the. 300') metre
event without. any trouble.
0 O 0
Jimmy Shaw, former \Vashington
pitcher has joined the Reading Cluu
of the International League.
0 t 3
Frank I—Iussey. the Monti—hatred
Stuyvesant High School sprinter will
not be in the running at. the Olym-
pic. games this season it. “as an-
nounced yesterday in a.cnhlegratn
from Paris. He will be entered as
an alternate in the dash cx‘ents.‘
‘ O n . .
Why has Willie Kamm, the $100.-
000 shortstop of the Chicago White
Sox been placed on the bench? No
Statement has been issued. liy the
management or. the club although
reports have it that Knmm “us
benched at his own request but this
seems out of the question as tho
(tonal-trim all-around'pl'aycr.
- t O I:
Bill Killefcr. veteran manager of
the Chicago Cubs. is working his
squad 0! youngsters invcvery game
with pleasing result! yet fans have
alwzyc said that you can‘t make a
ti: League team with a. crowd of
youngsters on the roster.
in): to show the world that: anyt
hing
is possible. , »
Sure Thing,
Mr. Ives accompanied his «Noon
3. shopping expedition and had sent-
cd himself at one and ot' the coat
department while Mtg. Ires «was
looking over the garments. Sud-
denly heflbecamo aware of the fact
that I’ll] wife was notvto be seen.
Walking up to the floor-walker; he
said: .1
“I an locus my
What IMIL I do?”
"Jul: my! mun:
prettytmomen..hm a
fixg.§ny1i'here.
will conclude their trainin: tor the.
Pacific Coast munel‘ has proxcn a.
Bill is 80' '
Two Others Are Miss-
ing After Girl Is Res-.
1 pod
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tun r‘m.1p:mirms. tun-e of “ham pu- tilt" ulisrinx 3oulh‘s name, .1: ~~ nrg-V. 3;“. time."
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{live l‘..u'«- 1......” mat a h. :ian. .\s fru- :ts police count lv‘arn, Sul- x‘ullli-a'l). Hunt the stump-speaker
l - .
tlm Queensd
Beach ‘
Mll.l't‘vl'2til. .l‘uno
.z'mm-ln the {lirril‘h-‘nrunve
l"l‘tlfl}'
cued
(if .l
tn lune ll:'tl\\'ll' rl ‘«\llll"
l
Off Milford;
t
3.1,- 313steri' Fur-
lit’l‘t" 3‘09»-
:Ige-l
ulm Suln'nn.
1and start to swim nlmut.
..~he remembers of him, he was strum
illsmner‘ from shore.
:lur'nvh
Lthr (‘Fflz'llfl girl was twin; brought
to short, thllixnn npnemml to lm in
disappeared
:iOtehrmk
frlisttwrs.
l‘. henrath
inn-s of \\';il~"s~ltxii-), who )5 heliew‘ul . (mind lav puliv'e in the. clothes under
l-rttlnnz. nil-l {the Farm-I iiuliezttvs that Suliium
“hon bllt‘
into .1 hole_ and
Other persons “ho \\ ere or.
at the time say that
and suddenly
the surt‘nce. A
lien shr- suw Sullivan cuter thr water
The lz‘t‘t "
Si
believing: her-
self about to sink. tried for help.
\\ hil: I
rrnmin unknown.
The (lrm‘ um: IS‘ the
Ghouls ll
fifth
HF sunny”
(1% -,_._, ,_c._.._
l lli‘s.
ahe (Alex l-lritmliun Institute;
“l?" .‘lt'lmtnfs'ru‘wn. it!“ 7hr.
Mani] «inns.
“ hen
«trike .
Illi}ll("ti’~
221:0
it 1‘."
pul-liw safety
here-
.\\'innlng A (campaign on PersonlU-i
b)
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lloi
1y i
is 1‘
l,‘(‘{l
IX bi
lea (l
lifts.
’l‘h's is truly n Mocking of
ease
wear and utmost value. At
pi‘lt‘CS from
50c .to ’ 529:5
Warm Weather Dresses.
.\ carefully chosen’collcclion of these
c>scs in a great choice of slender line
models. Lovely Normandy voiles, im-
ported English Brondcloths. and Cotton
dresses in many
Novelty culls, V or'round necks,
sleeveless or clbow sleeves. Touched
with lovely lace trimmings—
ribbons. Fast colored. in solid.
dotted, striped and printed
effects...................
Footwear at
ford:
Milt!
heel:
TheSriiithL-MurrayCo. '
m: Main Stand w tom flit-Edd Ava.
-. Bridgqmrté Busy Cash Store
Holeproof Hesiery
\' it. is made, how line-
t_1.<‘ spun, and how it
mum-Cert at all points
of wear—this is all being
shown at a demonstration
that. will go on all week
in one: of our Main Street
windows. Pause a. mo-
ment. and watch how the.
expert manufactures the
stocking.
uty with smart, style.
and comfort. long
g lot of “Smurfs Pumps, Ox-
md Sandals in patent.
.cr. tan can and black kid.
my and Cuban 5 ‘
\slrll ruh‘ner 2.45
All sizes in lot. _.
fascinating
Have You Seen the Holeprooi Hosiery Demonstration
colors.
and
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$53
Prices that are Interesting
\\'omcn‘a nrp up-tu-dato'l’umps ' BUM"
and patent
leather Hollymoud sandals. A700
LII blank min and black' RH.
cut-out. patterns
litgh anti 10W heels.
" s2.95 ., s3.95
Tub Frocks in‘Pretty Colors
Made of plain and printed \‘uiles and
Pongettes.
is'ncd with touches of silk cross stitch-
ing. hand smocking, and contrast pip-
ings. Short sleeves with slits and novel
culls and collars are to be found on
some dresses in the rufl'lc cti'cct. Puck-
ets and sashes.
desired colors.
toonou-‘Iuounvnuo-I
..
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The Extra Stretch Tap
\i‘nmc: who have trouble
with stockings that bind
at. the top will welcome.
the ease and comfort of
the Extra-Stretch Top.
This Hocking has all the
Mile and beauty of a rep
ulnr stocking. but in-
:tmul of the usual hem-
mml top it. has a specially
riltliod top of unusual elas-
ticity that. stretches wide
and offers plenty of frec-
(lmn.
Runs and tears arising
from garter strain are un-
known with the Extra-
.Strctch Top. '
The)! are daintily tin.
In all the
Sizes 7_ to
$13;
"and floor-4.1" elevator.
Tan Calf Oxfords with
LlCfiSC‘d vamp. Just the thin:
for vacation. All eelcs made
solid leather and $2 45
a
heel: have ru'hbcr
Basement—Us. elevator.
of
hits. Sizes :‘l‘J in 52;.
Wagon/Iliad
THE JINGLE BELLEB
r-
hea/we; Mm.
‘ [Via
A1.§mi..th_ '9 csriveierePFNs “‘ ’
The pulmwu: sprlltvlndt‘r may talk.
'0! the r-ennnm)’ record of the COOL‘
\otor
l-ull l‘l’olunlxli will lvn thinking of his
‘mstnn POlll‘t.‘ strike
:«1, “There is no right to
former will more liknly give
mittee which questioned him
tulks about rcuer to the farmer. th-
_ prior
attention to the spirit of General
Dam es before the Congressional com-
about. ’
the accounting records of army sup-
plies in France. where he said: “We
weren't triing to keep I set or books.
67101855 8’. 91mm
Governor of New Jersey.
The Connecticut Delegation.
If the Connecticut contingent per-
.alsts in the announced
\ollng for Governor Fred Brown 1 l
on the first pres:-
dential ballot in the New York cow-
it. means that the spirit
New Hampshire
\‘ention
(Hartford Times)
1111111059
" 4‘Forjngraecretary'of the navy
, Too Suggestive.
“Haw- 39H seen ’l‘thcl lately'.“
"So, i quit going out there because
“:- slie itiutle suggtsthc remarks."
"What -
“Yes. sh.»
“1:3 alwatss
Giorgia t‘mcker,
(ll
New Haven
Only Hudson and Essex;
.' Have ‘ the Coach
It Alone Gives Closed Car ,
Comforts at Open (3dr Cost
.Why Buy An Open cat-21°5-
The Erwin M. Jenning' (30., Inc. ,
12 WEST AVENUE '
Bridgeport
NORWALK, (JOHN.
Waterbury
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Danbury .
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Pa Jingle Spends q Pleasant Egening.
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*‘qosgmasw DWIILS W‘ '7 7
suggesting
SllrJ“fl and things v.0 could go to."—
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we were triing to “in the “'87-" huncomlw has gripped the deleg-t-l . ‘
" tion. Such u more is .1 cloar-t-‘zti lie you Mother. Miss er Misten
The Burro ls Done. triumph of pnhtitvs ()\(’|’ Frint‘lp:t‘_l Swarm-i hits.c is (if? a Mister. '
(Philadelphia Record). ‘ .and petty politics at that. It is a? Ami your {teem-rs m-e'n scrvamr‘
Once a. girl 89‘3 the reputation 09.9mm“ town flicker. :t< out of plum” tm 3mm journry to the lltrlln.‘ ‘
being ”various: no 1‘0“"? on earth at. a. national convvntmn as a horn i I'm R run it v.’ t'revlzle lotlc‘n‘ "
can shut her up. itl‘fldl‘. in the stock exchange. Am: :1 llmnl‘l e." swnt-wl (ream.
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