olccbulas oI 151111111 Des-
‘l‘lr.
dad at" manufacturers prices
All the 1.3111011111111115. from his Ic cracker-
ack Io Ihe 3l.00 gIIlihg builéry.
"'S 1111 Carla dies of every calibre.
Standard makesai 0111 prices.
timulcs furnished ior private or public displays.
North Main Ind Ann Streets.
500111 noawun
FANS. FANS. FANS.
Japs, 5c. to 251:.
Silk, 25c. to $1.00.
:LAWN sums
, ' ' 30d
111111111111 SUITS.
SHIRT WAISTS NECKWEAR.
in STOCK TIES,
sows AND IMPERIALS,
1 VARIETY.
LARGE STRING TIES AND TECKS.
WHITE SKIRTS LINEN COLLARS
with in
SUMMER CORSETS SUMMER HOSIERY
of in
NET 0R BATISTE. LACE AND DROP STITCH.
Brass Colored and Enamel Bods are beauties.
in the latest styles. They are the finest articles of
dery made. The prices go up from 33.00 and
doom ifrom 330.00.
WHITE GOODS.
" A11 airy 16101 these goods in Dressers. Wash
, Stah‘de and Chifi‘onieres.
You should have one of our Mattrestu to
sleep on. You will smile all day after a night of
. . rle‘froilhing sleep on one of them.
.1. o. cations 11 co.
Fonornl Diru'ctor‘e 11nd 'Embl'lmero,
12 No. Milo street, so. Nor-walk.
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‘ ...ooners'rnn'r. - " . - I ”It 11111101111 street“ our line is thal. be
it ire—What do you think of the tuition Aloud and Yoshihomo. tun
. '3’"va enemy on tho pinto cede‘t towns in the province of rule.
, to church. but who will J an. I" 'ljhe line is seven inilee long,
, do do litre for. a trout sent at the 1‘ grog“ % It9¢11 consists or a. tingle
: can-1111610001111 power is finrhibhed
Mall-*1 think he is domino.- by a couple of muscular coo ice, ‘who
1.1131 it.”
0&0 push the car along wherever powei'. it
‘Whhti'lm pillows that he wants to be down grade they {lump on and ride.
W
necessary When the car coinoh to a
. Why lore laughs at locksmit'ha is hen
11,101 0111121101 a 151... all yond all understanding. There Isn't
morgue arrived in. the United States
. His position in the financial world is
' 111111111111 11111
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Questions for I100 Financier to Settli'l
~Tl1e Northocn Pabih‘o Guarani:
mNow Directom—Btoel Cor.
poratlon Policy.
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NEW WINK. July 3—4. Piorpont
today on tho Doutschinnd
WdlllStrdet hos Seldom awaited ‘Mr.
Morgan's return from London with
more internist than it does this year.
strikingly Illustrated by the many
questions cheating numerous corpora-
tion policies which wait for decision
entirely on his word The dividend
policy of the United States Steel Cor.
Imitation is generally rsgorded as re-
Ile‘ctihg Mr Morgan's personal views.
and this having been settled for the
time being. at all events, the public in»'
terolst will be centered almost wholly
in the changes likely to come about in
tho dramatic northern Puoilic episode.
The public does not yet know who now
controls the property. which when
Mr. Morgan sailed forldurope on April
3, that, had through the Burlington
purchase, then successful. but not fo‘r~
molly concluded. become virtually the
greatest of the railroads controlled and
managed by J. 1’. Morgan & (lo.
Each of the interests concerned in the
stock-market contest for control of the
shores of that company, culminating
in the disastrous stock market panic of
May 9 still claims to hold a majority of
the outstanding capital. Wall Street
would like to know from Mr. Morgan
which claim is true. but from its under-
standing of the role Mr. Morgan has
accepted, it is in doubt whether its in—
terest in this phase of Northern Pacific
affairs will be satisfied. About all that
Wall Street regards as certain is that
Mr. Morgan is to name the new North-
ern Pacific Board of Directors. it ell-
pects W. K. Vanderbilt and one of the
Rockefeller family to be nomad on the
new Board. and one or two others or
the some Standing.
Mr. Hill's relations with Mr. Morgan
are an interesting subject also. Aflol'
fighting Mr. Morgan‘s Northern Purl-
iio policy from before the reorganiza-
tion. 'Mr'. Hill bought largely in'to Nor—
tborn Pacific, and formed an alliance
with the Morgan interests. Mr. Hill
hurt his friends are reputed to own
about $30,000,000 Northern Pacific
shares. and thoso holdings arr thought
to be intact. The dissolution of the
voting trust, 11 year ahead of the time
limit, is said to have been decided upon
by Mr. Morgan. for the benefit of Mr.
Hill. If the voting trust had continued
11 Northern Pacific stock contest would
have been unlikely. Wall Street would
be prepared to hear Mr. Hill mndu'tbe
scapegoat in Northern Pacific. it is
believed that his methods in the Bur“
lington purchase alarmed the Union
Pacific. He also flatly refused their
roquosts for dcilnllo assurances of pro-
tortiou to the lirriou Pacific, which the
latter have now gained, through Mr
Morgan, however stock control is hold.
After settling Northern Pacific affairs
Mr. Morgan is exported to turn his al-
tcntiorr to the coal trade. FIII'Illi‘l‘ do-
velopments of his plans. in both the
anthracite and tho Wostorn soft coal
mines are looked for. The long—discuss-
od dividend on Eric first preferred
shares may be forthcoming, and the
anomalous position of Lebigh Valley
may b6 more definitely fixed A con-
solidation of interests in the Western
soft coal producing industry is believ-
ed to be ulrdcr way; Plans for the
Southern Railway, and a possible in-
crease in its preferred stock dividend
with perhaps some change in the sta-
tus oi‘ the common shares will come up
for decision.
CLEARING AWAY WRECK.
Gangs Kept Busy on the Tornado De-
bris in NewYork.
NEW YORK. July 3~Gnngs of work
men are busy clearing away the wreck
ngo caused by the tornado that. swept
through the village of (loathing yostor.
day afternoon. The trolley lines r0
s‘umod their usual trips during the
'for‘onoon. Many streets arc impassa-
ble, because of the fallen trees that
block tho way. Some trues eighto‘on
inches in diameter wore torn up by
tho roots and buried against houses
canning much damage,
The convicts to Sing Sing prison who
were panic—stricken when the turnout)
struck the prison. spool '11 night of our
forlng from fright 11ml tho intense bout.
it will take several days to repair
all the damage dour by the storm 111
the prison.
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POST-OFFICE FUNDS DEPOSITORY
Reasons Given for Selecting the Went-
drh National Bank.
WASHINGTON. July 3-Tlrc Post-
office unthoritios insist that the run-
son 1'01 the selection of the western
National Bank of New York city on the
dormitory of the money- order no-
1101111111 of tho New York postoffico
was the banks recognized strength
and ltn convenience to the poatolllcc.
0110a among several applicants hurt to
be selected. they point out. unit while
{it ordinarly would have been done up-
011' the recommendation of First Ae-
sistunt Postmaster General Johnson.
in thin cairn his relation to the affair
wan merely tormal.-tl10 rcnl selection
having been made by Postmaster troll
oral Smith.
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I’loportild to be Well Bohsvod by (he
' ' dovonnor of or. Holden.
LONDON July aw'l‘ho report of tho
governor of the Island or St Helena,
dealing with the your ending March 81 9
any n:
, "The 1111.411 the European poplars
about the treatment of the Boer 111-ls
odors even roxnsperoted the 'prlaouern.
The latter onioy largo liberty. and are
won behaved 001111111100, and anxious
to work Many of them are enrol
11111111011111 can only unythlngm a Iittlem bit nanny shoot the
11 until she lind- it out over-mice 111.. _.
1
that “he radium
I09 W'llka
chnnd '
Kidney F‘llls won 110i? only to Ibo
proud distinction attained in this in
cailty.‘1‘llo public undul'somonh of
neuron of South Norwalk residents has
rendered involuab’lo service to the
community. Rood what this citizen
says:- "
Mr. W. R. Green. of 44 Spring street
the engineer at 010101 on Knupps hat
factory, says: "When a boy, i enlist
ad in tho army arid exposure and hard-
ships may have weakened mo physi-
cally. Kidney troublo arid slight arm 1
arymdlfllculty not in. and as l notlcml
an ndv'ortisomollt about lldan's Kidney
Pills curing nut-h cocoa, 1' got a box 111
Plulsted’s‘ and trick them. After fin-
ishing tho treatment i felt ever so
much betto‘r and tho soor‘otions wold
natural. "
For sale by all dealers; price 130
cents a box. Foetal Mllburn Co.‘ [luf-
falo, N Y.. sole agents tor the United
States.
Remember the 11nrno~~llorufs~nnd
take no other,
GEN GOMEZ IN WASHINGTON.
Calls Upon Secretary Rm and the
President. '
WASHINGTON July il—-In nocqld-
am 11 with a previous 111 rrrrruorrrcnt ileu-
ornl M11xlmot.,lomoz the (‘ubnn mili-
tary loader. met Seqrotnry Root at tho
War Department this morning with
whom he had a. pleasant conversation.
and than wont to the White House 1111-
(lcr Mr. Root’s escort. (lonernl (lo-
mcz. notwithlnnding tho heat. worn a
frock coat of broadcloth. trousers of
the some material, and a silk but. He
was accompanied by his son, Urbano
Gomez and Senor Gonzales, tho privatc
sor'tro ary of Major (lonor 1| Wood who
noted no interprotor. Whllo waiting to
be shown into Socrctury Booth-1 pri
vnto omci- General (loruoz \vns intr-o
duood to Lieutenant General Milt‘fi
They grootnd each other cordially, and
rconllod a previous mooring In Cuba.
General Gomez spent lifteon minutes
in informal conversation with the pros-
idont. Tho 1101101111 cxpr'ossod 11111111nt
tion with the 111 ccptanco of rho Plait
amendment by the Cuban Constitution-
al Convention,.1111d hold the proslricnt
out. hopes for tho
peace and prosperity of (‘ubn under
the new auspices. Ho hold that tho us-
sit-11.111100 of tho Amoriourr uovcrnnrcut
was deeply npprorinlod by I‘ll" host
Cubans. and that it would cvor be roc-
oguizod as n 111-bl.
The Cuban Amcrli 1111 Imaguc 11 Ith
Ironduuartnre in New York has Ilil
dresscd n lone.r icitor to Pr resident Mc~
Klnloy in the form of a Fourth of July
message. which may be mndo public
tomorrow, together with tho prosi~
dent’s reply. if he makes one. .hc
mosnngo is proliumnbly on tho subject
of tho. future govcmmcrrt of Culln.
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NO ADVANCE ON INDEMNITY.
Ministers Not Yet Ready to Reply to
China.
PEKIN July 3——'i‘ho mooring of the
foreign ministors today was bnrrorr ol'
rosult only mutlcrs of minor import
nnro being discussed notwithstanding
tho efforts of two of tho ministers to
force consideration of the indomniti
question so that a satisfactory reply
might be givcn to China. acroptlng the
offoll of 410 000,000 tools (3323.100) at
4 per cent. interest.
I’FKIN. .Iuly ‘lenvcstiuution provcs
that the five men who were arrested
yesterday for robberies committed in
Bimbo City are not American soldicrs,
1113 alleged. but ordinary tlrlovos. 01'-
ders have been issued to send thorn to
Tion Tsln for trial by tho consular
court there There are a largo num-
ber of such Americans in 1101 lb lllrlun,
whose arts greatly injure the national
reputation.
The li‘lonch soction was transferred
yesterday to tho (‘hlucsc nutlrorltlcn.
Germany snys hor troops will leave
when bur transports are ready. 'I‘lro
Chinese are porplcxcd as to the actual
time of evacuation by the foreign
trOops.
Tho Chinese udmrnintrntors having
secured permission for the police to
carry revolvers now find that few are
obtainable. [titles are still prohibited.
()ne lrumlrod police. formorly classed
on 01111000111 soldiors. have been added
tot the British section of tho Tartar
c y.
_ LORD ROGERTS QUESTIONED.
Deportation of Foreigner: In South M
rlco Deomod Noomnry.
LONDON, Jilly Il-i.ord Rohdf'tn ton
titled today before the lloynl Cummin-
«sion which is considering the claims
of foreigners departed from Southnfri-
no. The commander in chief doll. with
the plots against his life had the donor-
tntion of tho rimzleadors. » He sold the
officers and employee» of tho Numer-
lands liniirond were so ‘hostilo to the
britisb that many of them had to bo-
portod. ldvory' consideration wau
'ahown 010111.140 personally investi-
gatod the great majority of chaos and
sanctioned none unions on ndoquatd
grounds .No diflm'onco who made on
account of “nationality.
MAJOR PRUDEN RESINNH.
ll.‘WMIHING’l‘le‘I Jilly amalor 0.
11131111111111. the former antlotant sue»
to ry to the President. who was up:
pointeda overrun/star in the regular
army in they. hire reelected hie 110814
11011 in the army and bachelor rerun
pointed to his old partition of autumnal:
e
by the 1111010111. and others are
and $111111“ 911ml 11111111119“ " 1......1'?
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0.100110 ry tot howl-notion friend
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do nti Retained In
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[11,1111in to 111.111. condiment"
work diluting our citizens that. Donn 1'
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mold“ ‘21 i.‘
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ill BERNIE iii Idilli Illlilil
Girl Promised to Mar'ry Him‘ and He
.Took an NHIII‘IOIIM‘IBI‘ 1Final Ilc
fuoai Gounod Mm 111 Make :1
Sure Job of it.
BEVERLY Mass July 3—~For unro
quitod low) of seventeen- yoarold Inez
Mobarren. Dr J. A. Gailoupe, after
twice within. nine months threatening
to take his lif0;11nd being restrained
by the promised 0f the frightened girL
llnnlly committed suicide under “11'
most senaationai circumstances Tho
fact of the suicide has just boon made
public. The death certificate givcs
fatty degeneration of the heart as the
cause of death.
D1'(lalioupo,wl10 was handsome-
and twentyveight years old. never paid
any nttontlou to women until he mot
the school girl Inoz. whose mother he
attended through a severe attack of
pneumonia lal'lt November He took
inoz driving, called at the house fro
quently. 11110 last March declared his
love
She protested that she was too
young, that she could not think of mar-
riage. and that she did not. love him.
lie declared that he could not live with
out her and in her presence swallow-
ed twelve grams of morphia, explain-
ing that in a short time he would be
dead. The .frightcned girl said she
would promise anything and begged
him to do homothing to counteract the
effects of the poison. l‘luslring out of
the house he wont to a follow physr
clan. who saved him from doatb.
Dr. (l'alloupno renewed his attentions
to tho girl, but the lrrttcr put him oil as
diplomatically as she could. Finally
she asked him to wait until after she
had been graduated from the High
school in Beverly. A few days before
the school corrrmcnocmont when she
r'ofunod him. I111 took twlovo grains of
ruol'pblu, but after Sllt‘ implored him
to wait. be again wont to 11 l‘riond phy-
sician flilil his death was prevonled.
inoz expoctod to ionvc for Nova Sco-
1111 after graduation, and thus cscnpc
her suitor, but on the day bcl'oro tho
comrnoncomont he insisted upon 1111 an-
sworn A third limo be ihl'cntonod to
take his lilo. She hnd loss faith in.
his intention to carry out tlrc throat,
and ngnin rufrrscd. ilr, (lulloupsc molt
twelve grains of morpbln in the girl‘s
presence. and than loft the housc. l-lo
went to his offlco, took 11 second dose
of morplriu. and his father found him
unconscious two hours lntbr. Sovurr
physicians were unable to revive him.
Inez Mclnuzron's family two days lot-
or loft for Nova Sootin.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Action of Connecticut Stockholders of
a Missouri Land COmpany.
HARTFORD, .Iuly R—Tlic adjourn-
ad meeting of tho Corrncrllcur. stock-
holdcrs of tho 'l'rustocs' Land Conr-
pnny of Applr-Iorr. .\io., whit-I1 was lli‘lil
at Willimuntic this \vook. doubled to
reject ilw offer which was rrlmlc by
Rupert Collin, roprosculnlg 11 Boston
syndicate, to pay 325.000 for the us-
ncln of the company. The comruittcc
which won zlppolntod at, tho prr'vious
monitor; to investigalo the advisability
of accepting tho proposition reported
that tho propcrty was worth nonrcr
$501100. denounced filo management of
the affairs of the company. and urged
that the officers rosign. A committee
consisting of John E. l‘isko and A ..I
Holmes of Rockvillo cx- Sccrotary of
State Huber Clark, of Willimuntlc
Phllo 1’. Bennett. of Hartford. and Dr.
E. (l, Sumner. of Mansfield, was up
pointod. with power of attorney, to dis-
pose of the company's property and
have thc affairs of the concern wound
up. The understanding is that. in
111180 tho committoe is unnlilc to secure
the olectiou of 11 now sol, of officers at
the annual meeting in September, 11p-
piicnllon should be made to the Mis-
souri courts for the appointmont of n
receivbr. The companyAs“ cnpitallzed
1110300000; and much ‘of the stock is
held in eastern Connecticut.
m.—
ABDUCTED lN PARIS STREETS.
Bold Seizure of a Girl who We: in the
Care of a Convent.
PARIS. July 3~Lucio Lsobald, nn
orphan. who has been for the last five
months in u Franciscan convent. was
openly abducted on tho street. hero to-
day. Accompanied by other girls from
tho convent she was. on her way to .
muss when Adele Leobnld. lrcr slstcr.
whom the nuns forbade to cuter the
convent. owing to the foot. as they
said that she cultivated bad compan-
ions doarondéd from n crib and no
pronrborl. Lucia. [is she did so 11111: sold
“'1 am going on a voyage 11nd wl‘dh to
shy good-by." Whilc talking she grad-
ually drew Lucio nearer to the cab, out
of which 51111 0 two mcrr. who seized
the girl and gulloped off. The cab was
followed by the 1101011111an pupils and
the nuns. who were unable to secure
another cab. A: luv ,0 numbcr of police
111-u netivdi’y search or; for the girl.
vFlEV. GREENOUGH WHITE DEAD.
‘SI’IWANEE. 'l‘onrr” l‘uly {lw'l‘lro ”Rev.
(11011110111111 Whate. lnt’o professor of
ecclesinntical history and polity at tho
University of the South. was found
dead in his room yesterday. lie hnd
taken hie life during the night by
drinking 1111110111: ncid
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GREWOIIV PARDONED.
BOSTON. Mann. July ll«~'llovorn01‘
Crane today Issued 11 lpardon for Henry
I. (liogoliv,11f1’ltts id Mass. who
blur curved me years of .11 three yours
term at the brute prison for largery.
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WOOL MERCHANT amorous.
LEIPZK'}. July Bulletin Schwedior.
a wool merchant of this city. drownnd
himnclttodny. at hwickaum Hiwsuicide
was Ziu connection with the, failure of
the Leipziger book
GLOVE CONTEIITD A DRAW.
GRAND FORKS. [3.1) ., July awn-The
tunntyoound slovo contest taut night
betwen Got; Hawkins. of San miracle.
datum. or mode. 111-
united in .110]!th '21:“
34 i ' .
112» '1
I II.
, tornon. lit
11111113111111.
11111111111 nothing putts
FOUR T.II()USAND PMRS' is I'll'c quadti‘ty.:
cxprcsgcrl in round 11111111)rrs,ol' men s and women s
llosicly whitll we place 011 11.11 1' l riduy 111111111111; at
the four prime opposite, 11
It would not be hard for y 011 to guess ,evcn if we didn't
tell that 1111') comprinc the entire narrlplc line of :1 large. 10001111
51110 lrorrucwrwrtr') irrragiuublc 911110. color and kind; T013021?
that 110 11111 1111' alike would not [11' for from tllc truth. '
At lilo—«3 for 500.
Women's black and colored,
plain and fancy Cotton Hosp A
quality worth 251 pcr pair (bow
- lislo included.)
At (the pair. , -.1
Women's block & .‘ooldrolli'
plniu & fancy. Lisle 11011111111
Hose, 38 It .501: grades. Plain.
drop stitcl1,lace.) in“
Men' 11 fine Lisle & cotton 'H'El'f
ilose~qunlity worth I500 ll'l'lil‘.
At 690 pair. .'
Women’ 5 $1.00 31. 25
Men's plain and fancy llalf
Moss-Abe regular 251' quality.
A1 500 pair.
Women's Linlc & Cotton llono
in plain & Luce patterns, black,
plain color or fancy. ’Ihc, & $1.00 Lisle) in excoptlonally'pleaé’illx
goods. (It-Signs & colors 5" '
”mm. '~--'-~”~ 1
., 1 9m , 144
A CHARMING CNFFURE '_
l\'i‘l l'llFb q III]? C 0th 111 one form or another, accord
i111,r m the 111.5105 of flu irnlir' 11111:1l~—;r pr: ttv combination ‘15 that
The dis»
play (if ( ombs in our Main 811'ch window, together WIIl’l those
of 15.111: l ompnilour .rnrl Siilc tombs \1iilr 11.111 citc.
upon a Ccrrtcr :‘illllllt'l' in 1hr 11min :rr'slc, arc suggcslivc of many
dainty additions to Illl‘ llt‘flil'lll’t‘SS. Prices 251' to 31.50;,il’1'rclil
.Crlli'll 501‘ to $5.00. ’
2.000 YAR08 COTTON PONGEE
HALF PRICE is the lever 111' are using to Scll the entire
2.0110 yards—451' worth for black
ground with dainty colored {11311105 111111 sprays. and is so cool ’
1.2I 11'.
The fabric has
and airy and ultngr'llrcr‘ pir'asin 11‘ ilrrrl our lr'vcr' will not have to
pry 11'1"): hard. It 15: :1 1111)] prop milimr all around, mm to the
MI
pricr'.
MD. M. READI3
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6'56“ 1' ‘1..
Bv buyrng the Best for the Lowest Price. I
We have those OXlCerIS. and shoes made by Lounsbulrv.
\Mathewson n (30.. for $2.50 and $1.00 all styles and can fit
all feel.
Union Made Shoes for Men, $2.95.
OLSEN’S SHOE ST ‘ E
' 5011111 NORWALK. CONN. ' - .
If You Are Building or Repairing
We can mum's! you.
LIME, for plastering.
-GEM£'NT. Imported and domestic. {Ramadan or
Portland. “filler” Fenland our npoollllty.
BLUE ”TONE. all kinds and shes. a lamb assorf- '
mom.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE. all sizes. lowest prices.
warm salvo. Calalned Plaster, Hair. rm
Drink and my. BRICK or many grades.
We’ll talk about com. later.
JOHN ll. FERRIS.
ymnrw- _
«unmoooo‘ooouom
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HARTFORD. Jilly lléPrfiotlchlly lIll
of tho thodell bl‘ldflflll and some of title
light iron ones on the Highland db
vision of tho Consolidated 31111111111111. "
from Wiliirnmrtir., 001111.. taill‘loltltlil,
N. Y.. are being replaced by neevy
iron htructuran. 'l‘ho treixht traffic on
the Highland division Ill Very: ‘lo'r’lgo .
and it cannot now be handldd to I00
best udvnntngo. owing to the lnltilfll‘o-
font strength of the. bridges to contain
the heavy englnce that one needod.
H...
STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSED.
NEW YOIIK,‘J11ly Md. New
York iStock Enchauge will be cload'd
from 11,11,111 today until 10 a. In. ‘10ch
tiny. .711 y 11. Notice to that client Willi
given but today by secretary Mediate
While the board of fivernorsm
sedition today a corn u’nirntlon who
read from 11 1111111001 or brindlllh
. Illil‘llft’l’l! saying that the blinks would.
restrict 1111111111201 1111 much as possible
on July 5 and ti, on 1112111111 t or the heat
11111 that no runny 1111p edit at could
INJURED IN ’A TROLL’EY COLLI-
BION‘.
(film/100. duly lie-“Moro than twon
ty persons wore injured last ovcnlnu
by a collision of mounts on the Chi
do ohd'Milwnllkoe Eloctrio Line at
La outdo. Tone mils .110th of Winnetka.
l’rovloun to the collision one 'of' the
curnhed boon struck. by lightning; in-
juring ile motive power. so it won do
uidotl to run the our back to o siding
tounuko repairs. llrwas whiiorurminu
north on the southbound track that the
collision took piano. ' 1
SANDPlPER N8.
LONDON; duly human): Gardner's
Sandpiper [is it}. Jenkins). won the
race ’for'f‘u pinto of 160 uovoruiens for
three-yennoiils and 1111111111111. distance
one -mii0‘ 'nnd counter, at the New.
market first July meeting today. Rich-
nrd Grokor'e Minnie Dee (J Rell'fl was
ascend. ‘
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