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WEATHER FOREQABT.
Forecast for. Norwalk and vicinlt
Cidndyianii mushy tonight Suumiy
cloudy in the morning. but probably
pleasant; dunno the day.
throwers bravo occurred during the
peat twenty- four hours in the eastern
portion of the lake region New Eng
land and the south Atlantic coast.
Law William's area. is control this
morning in the lake region. it will
probably pass out the St. Lawrence
valley tonight. and this vicinity will be'
on the southern edge of the storm
area.
Lieutenant-Governor E. 0. Keeier is
spending. the day in Daubury
The Darlene and the Dnnburys play
today on the Brady Grounds. Dnrien.
Rev. J. J. Furlong has returned from
retreat at Holy Cross College. Worces-
ter. Mass.
“—Mefl'a. Boys' Golf Caps. O'Brien.
Gus Anderson is ill at his home in
the long building. in Water street.
South Norwaik.
Miss Elizabeth Keenan. of New York.
who has been visiting In South Nor-
waik. has returned home.
Miss Maude Baker. of New York. is
the guest of Mrs. Josephine Valentine
and tnmlly. of West street.
Edward Rolland. formerly of South
Norwalk. but now of Philadelphia. is
spending a few days in South Norwalk.
Mrs. Leila Gleason and Arthur Glen-
son. of Fairileld avenue. sailed today.
for atom mouths‘ tour in Europe.
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—~The cigar of two centuries The
imperial Crown;
Desoite the rain this morning the.
steamer Harlem carried a good sized
number of people to New York.
Eureka Rebekah wage. l, o. 0. r.
held a regular meeting last night in
Odd iu‘cllows‘ Hall. in Washington
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Matthews and
son. Howard. of New York. have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ll. C. By-
ington. of Norwaik.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanton Perrln. of
New York. are Occupying a portion of
Mrs. Styles Curtis‘s house. on Tho
Green. for the summer.
—~.~\il the latest Straws. O‘Brien.
Miss Anna '1‘. Pardee. of (‘heeinut
street. Norwalk. left for Detroit. today.
She. will visit the i‘uu~.-\mcric:in Expo-
sition before she returns.
Cot-hence Tribe raised up chiefs. last
night. Only the "elective oiiioers \vere
raised up. The remainder will proba-
bly be installed next Friday evening.
George W. Selleck will conduct the
early morning prayer meeting in the
Epworth parlor of the Noruulk Meth-
odist Church. tomorrow morning. at
9: 30 0 '.cloclt
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Bartram. of High
Extinct. Norwallt. are entertaining Mrs.
A. B. Frye and daughter Lulu. of New
York. Mr. and Mrs. Bartram are par-
ents of Mrs. Frye.
THREE TO EIGHT OUNCES MORE
to the pint in Demo‘s Gloss (‘arrlugo
Paint. Extra Weight means heavier
bodywweurs longer. Sold by Com-
atock. Watkins ii: Dow. E. E. (lorhnm
odd 5. T. Prowitt.
W
Gnlloons are selling actively all over
the country at medium and popular
prices. The merchants have reason to
rejoice at the. way the sales on wash
hands and lace. too love kept up.
The won or may have something to
i do, with i is. but it counts to me that
times Ire an important tactor.
Woman loved, pretty dresses and buys
them if nho has the money.
blktco
My 5 ti
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THE INNER MAN
«am he nullified—it cannot with in
toridr" ‘Voodotufh. There is no quee-
‘tlon concerning the quality of our sup-
ply. Wc”a‘n‘to inquiritlvo'wbcn WI
number. that you an perfectly amn-
Id of lint coalition. untenable arti-
clu away; fresh.
who it»; w l. -_ ‘
32 South Main Street.
’ rim omvhnv
. whitest. Style Straws. O'Brien.
night roaming about the s
‘ r 'vncationfin
‘ M and hire. Louis Wilcox. o‘i' Brodie
,lyn, have arrived in South Norwalit to
rent a. tow days. ,
Eben Valentine. of West street. is air
tortutning Edward floweil. at New
”York. tor a few days.
James O'Connell. of Ansonla. who has
been visiting friends in South Nor Walk
walk. has returned to his homo
William ,, HOWard and Mice Sarah
Farrell. of Norwalk. spent the Fourth
with T. iieffornn, in Dunbury.
W'w
Elmer Hawkins. who has been the
. guest of friends in South Norwulit. has
' returned to his home in Boston.
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Miss Agnes Nowlan and Miss Mary
Hoverau. of Danbury. are visiting
friends in South Norwnin for a week.
J. Herbert ,Dunning. of New York.
who spent the Fourth with friends in
South Norwulk. has returned to his
home.
«All atyles Gents“. Ladies' and Chll‘
drena' Bathing Suits. Cape. etc... at very
low prices. M. S. Smith at Co.
The annual cruise of the Atlantic
Yacht Club commenced today. The
members will spend their first night in
South Norwalk.
Miss Florence Ellendorf, who has
been the guest. of her brother, Robert
Ellcndorf. of Waterbury. has returned
to tier home in South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris. of
Elm Grove place. started yesterday at-
ternoon for the Pan-American Exposi-
tion to spend several days.
Misses Emma Robinson and Mary
ElWell, of Danbury, and Miss A. E.
Baldwin. of South Norwalk. are at the
Buffalo Exposition this week.
Elizabeth Sherwood Bradley died at
her home in Southport. Thursday, at
the age of eighty yeras. She is sur-
vived by a family of adult children.
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Smith. of ilayview
avenue. are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Mann. of Bridgeport. Mr.
Moon is one of the popular attorneys
in the Park City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson and
son. Walter, of Norwalk. have been
spending a few dnvs with Mrs. \Vil
son's parents. Mr and Mrs. F.S .Biack
bum. in Danbury.
Dr. Willis ii. Crowe, formerly of
South Norwnlk. has been appointi-d
one of the staff physicians of the
Spriusside Cottage. in New Haven. by
the board of charities and corrections.
The Misses Mildred 8nd Eloise Mo-
Clave and S. W. and Drmond McClave.
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. ii. For, of West street. have
started tor Maine. where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
——Special for Sat and Mon Ladies
82.“ -5 Silk Sun Umbrellas. $1. :30; Lad
ies Crash Suits and Duck Skirts $1.25
up. All of our $1.25 Lawn Wrappers.
The en. M. S. Smith 6’: Co.
The regular monthly roll call of the
Epworth League will be held in the
Norwnlk Methodist t‘hurvh. tomorrow
evening. at 6:15 o'clock. Aaron Decker
will have charge of the meeting. The
topic is Religion and Patriotism.
A team from the Norwalk Golf (‘lub
will visit Dunbury today. and play an
eighteeihhole match game with a (cum
from the Dnubury Golf Club. The game
will be called at 3 o'clock. The ladies
of the Dunbury club will serve refresh-
ments.
The Epwortll League service of the
First Methodist (Thanh will be held on
the lawn. tomorrow night. if the wrath-
er is favorable. tommenciug at 6
o‘clock. and closing in time for the
regular service of the church. which
commences at 7 o'clock.
John Grimes. brakemun. was sent to
Springside cottage. New Haven. yes-
terday. by order of the h?lth officers.
after the man had spent it hour last
reels, while
suffering from small pox. This is the.
third case of the disease in New lla
Veil.
-—-Dr. M. S. Rosco. oculiet and cur-lat
can be consulted in the potion of the
Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of l and 5
p. m.. and daily between 9 and 12 a
m.. G and .9 p. m.. at 516 Fairdeid ave»
one. Bridgeport. Eyed examined and
disclose booted
Russell Bette. who resides at is
Cruse street. Norwalk. using a hand
axe. while at work in Ridgefleld. yes-
terday. accidentally hit his leg Just
above the knee, causing quite a painful
wound. A phynician sewed the wound
up. and he camn home in the afternoon.
The wound is not of a serious charac-
.ter.
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The Salvation Army will hold meet-
ings in their hall on the bridge. Sun—
day. as follows: Sunday school. 10 a.
or: holiness meeting. ii. a. Ill; Christ-
lau Praise meeting 3 p. m. A real
salvation meeting: t s p. in. Good
singing and speaking. You are our.
vitally invited to attend all meetings.
Come (tannin 8. N. James in charge
-——Bllt. and on. Derbies. O'Brien.
.
A nboriif'l keeper has been in charge
of the Grorclnud Hotel. New Huron.
since Monday noon on account. of the
m attachments placed on the prop
any by creditors. The proprietor. Am
brace Monetary. let: town luv the
order. and had not roturned at noon
yesterday The bookkeeper at the ho
tel aayn All the creditors will be paid
vol! if time in given and gives as the
route of the difficulty the fnilurc of
Yale moderate to settle their accounts
the coil“. 3"”-
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WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
’Sliirt~vvaist“3tiits. maker‘s soup
pics. White intlia lluou and lawn,“
‘ iuerccriscil‘mt'iord iiiblue and ox-
blood. either plain coloror in com—
binntion with" white. “' Suits Worth
$7 to $19 but of all one size (36)
and so at’n linrgalii+$4.5o. 36 is
the most worrisizc‘; if it's yours,
here is a rare chance.
Other shirt waist tits for more
and for less. Some with French“
back waist and skirt. made with
milled ilouuce for $1.25.
Shirt-waists of merccrised bu~
tistc, so ilnc it seems almost to be
China silk. Buttondn-thwhack
style. embridercd in front, plain
colors, with white embroidery/m
$3.25-
Sbirt-waists in soft colors with
bright polka-(lots, finished with
liemstitching, pearl buttons. and
the new Eugenie sleeve-$3.
Skirts of palehluc pique, with
three rows of white insertiug$3.75.
Skirts of fancy pique finished
with inserting~$4.50.
Second floor.
UNDERWEAR
AND HOSIERY.
Lace stockings (demand for
them is greater than over before)
in black llslc, allover patterns 4
25C.
Black cotton with all-white or
half—white loot—450
Lace-yoke vcsts in white or col-
nrs—lst‘.
t‘mbrclla pants trimmed with
lace-23.
Children's heavyweight cotton
stocking<. with double llccl
mic. sizvs (3 to ro——l2,I/_.c.
infant's cashmere socks in red.
blue. white and pink. Silt’s 4 to
5 I .g—‘ZSC.
Left aisle. front.
and
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS (30-.
Bridgeport.
neon“ nunnrr.
33 South Main street.
Painting, Pauling, em.
REASONABLY DONE
and in a first-class manner.
For quotations inquire at any time
FOR
Absolute Safety
DEPOSIT YOUR
MONEY WITH
TthouihNorwalii
SavingsBanlt.
A REASONABLE
-- RATE OF -
IN'I‘ERES‘I' mom.
a“ . 4..
soup Alva” woos-551m.
cm Milli nu
scorn nonwnut. Conn.
Capital. , pronounce
Surplus. 2100.000. 00
Othuflvfiu. 325.000.00
m I. m PM
.~ snoop neutron. m.
” A 'ninscronn:
John H. Ferric ._ hm W
John H. Knapp Christian m
John H. Light 3. H. '1an
Josiah It. llnrvin Samuel Grumman
Limited. Heroin. . ‘
hummJMflhni-the oily- ut their-lone of _
imam: Selim-cl.
pony owes $9
7:?
on
company be declared
‘ p to the National Folding
"no: Oomph y. the Lighthourn dc Pond
Company I! tip Curtis it Pieirpont
Company.n lot ow Haven. The Pen
mun Company has and u scuttled.
placing the indebtednesa at $9. 946..
and its; agents at $2 405 52
John F. Harriett. .lr.. of Hartford has
tiled a petition in bankruptcy in the
United States District Court. Hill in
debtudneas is given an 82. 632 and his
aesete on $25.
The creditors of tho l“. W. Dulnn
Company. of Wutorhury. have brought
a which to throw the company into
involuntary bankruptcy.
24th BEGIMENT REUNION.
The annual reunion of tho'i‘weuty-
fourth Regiment. (3. V.. will be held at
Mlddletown. whore the regiment wun
inhalercd into the aorvico on Tuesday
July 9.01: which date in 1363 the Union
forces marched into i‘ort Hudson. Lu.
after the surrender.
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SUMMER TOURS II T
LOWEST RA 1155
EVER OFFERED
The New York
Central
Announces a series of Tours, tm—
imic/rig the
GREAT LAKES.
PUT-iN-BAY.
MACKINAC
DULUTH,
COLORADO,
CALIFORNIA,
YELLOWSTONE PARK,
rue PAN-AMERICAN
EXPOSITION,
NIAGARA FALLS.
8T. LAWRENCE RIVER,
MONTREAL,
oueaec.
THE SAGUENAY.
AblnoqucKs. arc.
SPECIAL LOW RA TES.
Writ: 2! out: for circulars.
M. C. ROACH.
1210 Brmdway. Ne'lv York.
mad
, l. , 36 5 which
it is ought to pay. The creditors ask
a
Ciilint 5 Full shits Reduced
390. (‘0? “IE it quail!)
$0 .8, ~ moi ..
.!3.1llsizes‘.kllmlol1
I. DA V13 6’: SO”.
Clothiers. Tallow. Hatters.
Fnruiflicm
85 Washington r‘t.
"Between
Meals
The kitchen’ I dun and cool Men you
Use“ a
Gas Range
77:: "5! of flu- boost as always com-
fortable. The! 3 because
THE HEAT IS CONCENTRATED
just when undid. and can be
Turned off at a moment's
notice.
Do Not Delay
Madalmofficc
Mahatma“.
Bull lla'ilui
FIRST ME’i‘HODIST . l
Church Rev. W. WU! ‘Duucan‘. nos
tiny-9: 30 a m..clnse meeting; 10: 30
. n. m .. Communiod and reception of
members; 12 on. Sunday uohbol and
pnstm'a Bible clone; ii p. in. El)-
worth league. 7 D m.. cannon and
musical service of one hour; special
music for morning aervieé will he:
Prelude, Andante in E flat, Batiste;
anthem, The Bubbuth Dawns. Abt;
anthem. Rand Your Heart Klein;
postlude. Allegro Honolulu. (lode
The evening sermon is the last in
the series to young men. Evening
offertory solo by Miss Rood.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
copal Church. Rev. John J. Faust.
paator. Communion. 10:30 a. m.;
Sunday school, 12 11].: Praying Band,
6:30 p. 11).; Evening service with nor-
mou by pautor. 7:30 u. up; Monday
evicting. Epworth League prayer
meeting; Tuesday evening. clash
meeting; Thursday evening. prayer
meeting.
GONG GATlONAL.
SOUTH NOR. ALK CONGi‘tii‘itlA-
tional Church. corporal West avo-
nuo and West street. Rev. Paul
M. Sit-tutor, pastor—«Morning wor~
ship. 10:30 a. or; communion, ad-
dress by tho paolor; subject, Loving
Others Better Than Ourselves: John
XML. 34; Sunday school at 12 up;
(:iafiiieli for all agesduimont and Jen-
nings Clubs; 4:30p. m.. venpers. ad‘
dress by the (pastor; subject. Atten-
tion. Judges vii.. 7.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
George D. Egbert. pantor-Morulug
aervice at l0130. The sacrament of
the Lord’s Supper will be adminis-
tered. Sunday animal at 12 noon;
Evening service at 7:30; a song ser
vice with special music; midweek
meeting on Thursday evening at
7:45. Subject. ‘Our Vavution: What
Shall We Do With it?"
BAPTIST.
THE SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST
Church. West avenue. Rev. W. ll
Hubbard, punters—Prayer meeting at
10 o'clock 10:30 .rcgular morning
nnrvlce with communion: 1.2 in. Sun-
day school: 0 o'clock. Christian En-
deavor meeting; 7 p. m.; regular
evening service. with preaching by
the pastor.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. South
Main et.reet——Scrviccs: Prayer and
praise inhaling. ll. o'clock a. m.: Sun-
day school. 3:30 o'clock p. m.; Christ-
ian Endeavor meeting. 0:30 o'clock. p.
m.; preaching and communion sor-
vice. 7:30 p. m.. at which time the
hand of fellowship will be given to
Mohair) and Brother Joseph White
Weekly services: Tuesday. 8 p. m..
Bible union: Thursday. 8 p. m..
Prayer meeting. led by Sister Mc-
Clain and Brother Joseph White.
Subject, What is Worship?
EPISCOPAL.
GRACE CHURCH. BELDEN AVE-
nuc. Rev. J. McClure Bellows, rec-
tory—Morning service. Processioual
150: Kyrio..Clun.uon: Gloria 'l‘lbi.
Ciunson: Gloria. Grated; Credo.
Best; Hymn. «$32; Uiiertory. tenor
solo: Doxology. Anon: Hymn. 380'.
Sursum Cordu. Clemson: Saurius.
Clemson; Communion Hymn. 22:1,
674: Gloria in Excelsie, old chant;
Recessional ilymn. bll. Evening
service: Processional, 4H; Versi-
cles. h‘erlul: Psalter, Garrett: Mag
nidcat. Garrett: Nuns Dimittie. Gro-
goriau chant; \‘ersicles. Perial:
Hymn. it: Offertory, Quartet: Domi-
ogy. Anon: Recessioual. Hymn 679.
Mrs. A. Mansfield. soprano: Miss l..
Ainsworth. contraito; it. .-\. Drury
tenor; A. M Mansfield bass
ADVENT
tpvnxr CHRISTIAN (‘ilL‘RCil \.m
Zandt ave-.nue East Nulwaik. J.
Davis pastor-Morniug. 10 30 mm
munion and love feast; Sunday
school. it? at: Loyal Workers‘ much
lug. 5:45 p. “L; evening sermon,
7.170 o'clock. by pastor. Subject.
The Spirit of Mun. What is it?
‘ MISSIONS.
‘SOITTH NORWMK MlSSiON—Rrgu-
lnr sprvice tomorrow afternoon at
3:15 o‘clock. (‘aptain Fred Lyon will
have charge of the servite
= GERMAN LUTHERAN.
ST. PETER'b ‘ Clii RCH NORTH
Main streetnPrr-arhing Sunday ov-
cning at 7.30 o'clock. by thi- Rev.
Theodore Bauck. of Port Chester.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
:GERMAN EVANGEldt‘ Al. CHURCH.
Charles A. Brockmcier pastor—Ser-
vices every Sunday aftlrnoon at '4
o'clock. in the Swedish Congregn.
tlon Church.
CH STIAN 8ClENCE SERVICE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.
ii p. m. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
A. Moody. First Reader. All are
I welcome.
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NAVAL BOARD FINISHES WORK.
WASHINGTON. July G—The special
{naval board convened to retire offi-
lcera of the navy. in order to bring the
'number within that specified by the
naval personnel act. has completed its
work. Although no announcement has
been made: it can be stated that the
lieutenants recommended for retire-
mont are Miles C. Gorgas. and i-‘reder.
ick ll. Brninard. Tho board states in
its report that no possible reflection on
the ofiicern results from the selection.
as it is rather a mark of honor lian
otherwise. [deuterium Gorgas made a
strong application to be included am.
our; those ncieotcd. as he had suffered
considerable from vnrlcom: veins In
the lower extremities.
COURT HOUSE REPAlRS.
The Pairflem County court house in
Bridgeport is undergoing extensive m-
pnirn. Both the criminal court room
and the civil Court of Common Pleas
room are in the bands of the contrno
torn. Since the court house was built
‘the criminal court room has not been
touched. The bore white walls had be
come smiled and the ewe: was much
‘ the curse of wear. The trail: info to
«be timed and the room made to look
attractive. A new carpet will be. laid
in the room and also in‘Jndne Cumin
court room. The county tourmaline
tires made an appropriation thin year
of H. 000 for repairs and improvements
‘oh the building, Lam some pointing
‘ up will have to be done on the outside
The commutation Ire piecing the
building in good condition. by n m-
mchie expenditure each your. *
Sisters l.. Hartwell. t). Obriant, Katie >
Men' .5 NQliqee Shirts, .
Some Stacking Bargains.
MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Each year, and :about this time of
year, we hold an important sale of
men’n outing shirts.
Search in floor andlmore varied than
ever before, the prions moat tempting.
Mou’a Bedford cord shirts, with
white neck-bands. pure white or funny.
stripes, sizes, 14 to if. 49c.
Moo’e peroule shirts, with two separv
ilie collars. one pair culls to match, 20
dgzen to choose from, nines ii to 17.
i c,
Mons Madras Shirts. with one pair
cuffs to mulch, 79c value. special. 59c.
Men’s boat duality Madras Shirts
plain, white and fancy stripes. 98c.
SOME STOCKING BARGAINS.
When you can buy good clocking: at
a low price, if in need of them, it pays
to buy. These stockings are very
cheaply priced. qualities considered:
Good quality women's fast-black
stockings. seamless. 10c pair.
Women‘s fast blatk seamless hose.
plain or drop stitch i‘ullwqtnge of sizes,
12%(5
Women' 8 black iislo-hninh hoeo.
shaped ankle. plain and fancy" ribbed.
15c.
Women's fancy
dots. 12%(2
Women's Superior Lace Lisle Stock-
ings, warranted fast and stainless. 250
pair.
Children‘s Extra Strong Stockings.
spliced heel and too. that color, 12%0.
Men's Black and Tan Half Hose.
spliced heel and toe. lisle thread. spun
silk finish 12%0 pair.
Men's Black Silk Lisle Half Hose.
open lace efforts latest for men a sum-
mer wear. Linc pair.
hose. stripes and
The (mowing this~ .
below valued. Thiy'wm '
value. thuI: -
Pure whito Jersey vest
and low neck. special 1 "
Seven different styles. rear voila.
some loco trimmed. a me plan. um
(no... and low neck, 1 inc.
Women's tine cotton ‘
crocheted fibula. pink and .
Worm-11’s line llsio vout
ed. Swiss ribbed; ale \.
white pink or blue. 252
Women'o Vests and PM
mills make. low. heckph ‘
an dhaort sleeve waste oh
length pants ex
sizes 3. 4, 5 and *6, 25
clip: has about shelved
made. Immense feminine
paper! in turolnn ihrni‘ till
are better turned out. and
Hemmed pillowsnli n. ’
cotton size 42. in ori in '
Hemmer] pillow-slips. the we]
brand New York mills.:0l‘
Loom, 170 190. 21c each. . ‘
Hemetitched piliow- «lips, M
12310.
i-lemstltched pillowcsllph. fill
ity. 42- inch or 45- inch We each
Torn. sheets. 3.4!) hem. Ne Y0
mills or Fruitof- Loom. 63:90 slit“
530; 81x90.85c;90190,75o.
Unbleached sheets. heavy mm
cotton. 63x90. 390; «1:90.490 each
En0ugh
. enough just now.
abiliiu to secure.
lug salisfaotoru.
Francis 8: 0
You’ re Warm
Dressed as thinlu as possible.
The Underwear at its thinnest is thick
. A popular price is 50 cents per car-
meni. and realizing it, we have made our
line at this price as high tirade and as»?
satisfactory in event respect as is our
The results of our efforts are Drov-
* We arei“ elliuo .
f siderable Undergarments
98 Washington Street '
SOUTH NORWALK.
ai
1.000 INSURGENTS SURRENDER.
MANlliA. July 0~~The forces of the
insurgent lender licllarmino. which
have recently lieen operating around
Bonsai. province of Soroogon. were
driven across; the mountains by the
Second infantry and finally captured
by the Sixth Cavalry. Bieilnrmino.
with one thousand ‘n‘i‘on and 284 guns.
nurronderml to Colonial Wint. at Albuy.
capital of the province of that name.
One hundred more rifles will be our
rendered tomorrow.
The lnnurgcnt general. Galileo and
his friends. have altered to negotiate
with Mnlvnr. the insurgent leader in
southern Luzon, for the lattern' sur-
render.
MDHTiMER NYE DEAD.
LAPORTR. ind. July l'rwhiortimer
Nye. former lieutenant governor of in-
diam. and a leading Democmte. died
today. He was stricken with paralytic
while delivering a Fourth of July
speech.
w, ’34..» a
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A minor“ flannel!“ ”i.
ii form. hector M. Judas n
( br' it iflmrnh i.‘ Ithrdnl, when m”
«ml pm A few iii!" if) “Mi, 1‘
not unwriwm 1M!-
n fuilun for tang-en ”on up. .1
1 which dour-m foil nonlinear: .
vain-Killer
tam-W
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.. .. throw} riot WcWW’r '.
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