'l‘iiere 11111 be dancing tonight at Doi-
ion’ a Point.
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Miss Irene touags. of East avenue. is
visiting in NEW
Mrs. Dwight Spnulding. of Betta
place is Visiting out of town.
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T‘liere is it foul odor near the Ilene
dict Farm bridge. this cause of which
cannot be determined.
William W Davis. of Port Jefferson.
Long Isltindp‘ is the guest of Charles
Aiiisworth. of Cottage avenue.
P1 ank Osterhsu‘s. of Love street has
been entertaining, his daughter from
New York city She retained home
this morning.
Captain ll‘fl‘nkhllen has completed
repairs to the sailboat Gopher which
was badly ditlnaded in the recent se-
vere storm.
The mm 591:?! *‘wgue ”of the East
Avenue Mb ’ lillg hurch will give a‘
lawn partle he parsonage Wednes-
day evening.
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Frederick Thompson of the East
Norwuik‘LuuiberJGompnny is in Sound
Bosch mint on business connected
with the co puny.
There will no service at the Epis
copal Mlssld 101.1111. next two Sun-
days, on account of the absence of the
Rev. Charles T.. cerr
”new
William 'Ghmblé, of the Riverside
Mills returned to East Norwnik this
morning {ruin New York city. where he
has been spending a: few days
Mrs. Charles H. Alsthorpe. of River—
side avenue. is now improving Very
nicely trombor resent illness. She is
now able id be about the house.
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All traces of the nor have not yet
disappeared. and probul :4 will not for
some 'tlind. Then uprooted trees will
not its a reminder of the occurrence
for years.
The Little Water Streets of Soutlr
Norwalk beat the Squealers. of East
Norwaik on the Mayflowar Ovai, this
morning bya score of ten to nine.
Willie Bartram. of Water street. made
four errors.
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Homer A Jones who has been visit-
ing his brother Levi J. loans of East
Norwttiit. tort today for West Stock-
bilge Mass. for a visit of a week with
his parents Mr Jones is the ioprcsen
tativc o'fthe Royal Baking Powder Co
There are tun games of bull to br-
played in East Norwalk this afternoon
weather permitting. The MainOWers
meet the Wést Ends of Bridgeme on
May flower Oval and the it & (" a mess
bats with the Newilelds. also of
iii-id sport." Both games undoubtedly
will ”u worth Seeing.
‘ Funeral Director A i Collins Wt’ni
to Jersey City yesterday aim the re
11mins of M113. Mary iiio1a11.foimeily
of this place. “M123 Moran was a sis
her to Mrs. P. Sommcis. of 3 Reynolds
street. The filtilil'nl will lie fiom her
house tomorrow afternoon. interment
St. Mary's cemetery.
Belgie, daughters of
President Beigie. of the National Bank
of Ocean Grove. and the young men
who were lost on the sound. ll‘llll‘lll‘ll
home safely next morning. at 9 o‘clock
The four were in bathing at Wmden
lift Long 1111111111, just before night
and out from up to some lstance they
discovered a as host with sails all set
and with no one in it. They dotei-
mincd at once to capture the craft and
accordingly hastily jumped into a row
boat and set out for the sail bout. As
they drcwmcm to it a puff of wind
struck it and set it going along at a
good clip. Nothing donated. the party
kept up their chase. and finally reach
ed the saliicraft and went aboard. At
this time 11 for; settled down over the
water and as they were now a good
distance. from shore they could see
nothing and did not know whom to go
They were in the boat all night. and
suffered intensely from the cold as
that night it was very chilly. in the
morning they could see land and went
ashore to find themselves live or six
miles from home Leaving their boat
on the shore. they walked along the
bench to Wardenciiff. much exhausted
after their experience Fires were
kept1 burning on the shore all night
about Warden Cliff but to no avail.
as the party in' the 1111111111111 did not see
them The relatives of the yeast; ind
to» and young" men Were greatly icioic-
ad upon their safe return home.
DIRIEHKND NOROTON.
liliiis lillla Twist ls ill of malaria.
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Miss lilaboilh Tingle has been visit
in; in 3111111311111 (2.
The Misses
There were’. a large number of
tramps in town on Fourth of July.
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"Mrs. noniamin Fit John. of Main
amt. has been ill far scverai days
or. J. tyranny and wife. have
Minted Heathen Bridgeport visit
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t to Bridnpurt by trolley. Fourth
ii if.
1‘ were fatal.
catered from his illness to resume his
~ store.
Titian. xii.
oil'. Tile rockets and other pyrotech-
t of his valuable oil barrels were tithes
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Mrs. Mayors. of Dorian. is contsm
plating a trip to Newburg. N. Y..
Visit friends.
ie Blrcbard have return
Mitts. and Jo
f til ir Long island trip. ;
Charles Goff house soon to have re.
position in Clarence Ciock's grocery
m--—~—m
Mrs. Henry preacher. of Main street.
who undeiwent an operation several
the effects.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore C. Morehouse
have returned from their wedding trip
and are now residing in Prospect ave-
nue. Darlen.
James Lockwood. of Neroton. had
his hand injured on the Fourth by
having a dynamite cracker explode
while holding it.
Clarence Scoiield was injured in the
eye Fourth Of“Jlli}' by an exploding
fire cracker. with the result that the
youngster has a very sore optic.
The Crescents. of Durien. and the
Stamford Young Men's Christian As
societies team meet today in a game
of base ball on the Brady grounds.
The topic for the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society, Sunday, will be,
Lessons from Our Country's History.
13.) Leader Benjamin St
John.
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(iilbert A. Finch has a position in
the Underwood typewriter factory in
Hartford. which has just moved to that
city from Bayonne. N. J. Mr. and Mrs.
Finch moved to Hartford today.
Among the enjoyable Fourth of Jiiiy
picnics was the one attended by Mr.
and Mrs. G. E. Goodeve and family.
Mrs. Tingle and family. Miss Belle
Foote George Poole and Bert Arscott.
. Miss Margaret A. Selleck, aged Sev-
enty-three years. died in Brookllm'.
July 3. of paralysis. Site was a rela-
tive of Solids and Sarah Seileck. She
united with the lldrion Methodist
Church in 1852, and resided in Darien
a number of years.
Frederick Williamson and wife. of
New York. will visit Mr. and Mrs.
George Williamson. Maple avenue. ar-
riving the 17th. During Mr. William-
son‘s vacation. beginning today, they
will also visit North River. Albany and
New London.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company
gave a fine display of fireworks Thurs-
day evening on the tumors opposite
the Darien post office. There were
10.000 lire crackers In one bunch set
nics were very beautiful.
George Scollcld of Olcnbrook stood
in his barn door. beside his horse and
buggy. Tuesday afternoon. A blinding
flash of lightning knocked Mr. Scoileid
down. When he picked himself up.
his horse lay dead on the barn door.
Mrs. P. W. Lounsbui'y has in her
possession an interesting letter writ.
too by her grandfather. Captain Whit~
iiigion Tull. under date of Apill l
1796 to his wife. formerly Miss Mary
“.“Ball The letter was sealed no on
velopes being used in those days and
directed to the care of Capt. Bell.
schooner Polly.
llrugglst Samuel Stillman discover
ed a drunken 1111111 trying to get into
his house curly Thursday night. and
promptly caught him and had him
placed under arrest by the authorities.
The case came up yesterday morning
before JusticeW H. Wllimott. Jr.
The only charge Wbrou'glht against the
fellow was drunkenness. He gave the
name of Patrick Shannon. A line of
Si and costs was imposed. bill the
line was later iéduced to 81 and route.
The prisoner was unable to pay up and
was taken to Bridgeport jail yester-
day alternoon to serve fifteen days.
the amount of time to 01111111 the line
and coats.
There were 20 sturti'rs in ycsicrday
morning's qualifying round for the
handicap committee prizes at Wee
Burn. The first eight qualified as fol.
lows: 1.. C. Smith, 11. 30-81: A. S.
Pitt. 90. 8-82; C. H. Seeiey. 87. 3-84; J.
it. Swan. 104. iii-80; J. H. Huributt.
NO. 241802 H. i.. Woodbury. lib. 30-86;
E. ll. Alvord. 97. 10-87; J. H. White.
102. 15-87: F‘. P. Wyckoff. 117. 3037. In
the playoff, Willie defaulted: Seoiey
beat Hiiributt. is up 5 to go: Pitt beat
Swan 1 up: Alvord beat Wyckoff. 2 up
i to go: Woodbury beat Smith. The
match will be finished this afternoon.
In the afternoon there was a handicap
for the club members and their guests.
There were twelve starters. The three
best cards were 0. A. Jenkins. 85.
5-81: Dr, F. M, Tiffany. 106. 20186; Dr.
George Shcrrili. 100, i8-88.
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Some Darion young men celebrated
the advent of the Fourth of July in a
most peculiar way. Wednesday night.
Their pranks were rather on the liai-
iowe'cn night order. They took wag
oils from Various places and deposited
them in different parts of the town;
a truck was taken from the Dorian
Launch Company' 3 works and put on
the porch of Richard Abcndrotb's bar
her shop: one of C. G. Waterbury's
wagons was taken and deposited in
front of the post office. a counter was
placed in a freight car that lay on
the Dorian siding: a small building
owned by the Italian cobbler was ink-
on from its place and set up on the
brady ball grounds: a barber sign be
longing to Richard Aboudroth was
placed in front of Fred Cbaddcrton' 11
shop: 111111111 on some stores were Iii-
chiinged with those of others. The
principal loser because of this colebrn
tion «111‘ O. W. wansbury. several
id 1111111.. 11 iron fire. Arrest in threat-
Mrs Staph 11 Hoyt and the Misses ,
days ago. is recovering nicely from ‘
yhas been removed from across the
alibi. of 111.111th ave-
nue. is visiting in New York city
The steamer Kate C. Stations sailed
for Greenpoit L. .yesterday
Mrs. John Brundage is confined to
her home in Main street by illness.
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All of Mrs. A. D. Ward‘s cdttages a‘l
Contentment friend are now occupied
The section of the Monitor fence.
which was recently blown. down, has
both repallmed
No principal has yet been engaged
teemnn George Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell. of New York. are
guests -of Mr. and Mrs. Horace A.
Tinker, ol‘ the West Side.
Roy Monscli. of Bayonne. N. J. is
the guest of the Misses Grace and
Nettie Plunder. of Crockett avenue.
Joseph Penueii. of Bi'ookside. was
the guest on the Fourth of Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Ober. of New Milford.
Mrs. William Hadley, of the west
side. has been entertaining her sister.
who returned home to New York yeso
tei'tluy.
Eddie Tuttic, son of Edward 'l‘uttlcp
of Cross street. has a sore eye. as the
result of getting powder in it on the
Fourth.
Edward Hughes .was the guest
Fourth of July of his uncle. Rev. Frank
C. Brown. pastor of the Baptist
Church. 1
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H. A Tinker completed repairs to
the summer residence of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Darling on the west side,
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Ferris. of Bridgeport.
is the guest of her husband‘s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ferris. of Roll-
roatl avenue.
The broken down maple trees in
front of the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Sherer. in Highland avenue.
have been removed.
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The official boards of the Baptist
and Methodist Church will hold a Joint
meeting Monday night in the ciutpel of
the Methodist Church.
Frantis Boylston has returned from
Brooklyn where he has been superln
tending repairs to his recently acquir
ed property in that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lee. Jr..
and daughter. and Mr. and Mrs. Jui-
ius P. Abienist. of llanbury. are sound-
ing theflweek at Rowaytoa.‘
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The train which is due to arrive at
Rownyton from the west in the after-
noon at 1i: 12 did not arrive yesterday
afternoon until 4: 56. owing to a sewer
washout in New 3 orii.
Judging from the appearance of the
““white bridge at high tide. 11111111111111;
is not 11 lost art with wnytoa young-
ster. The lads congregate there until
the place fairly swat-mew with them.
Minot Saunders. of Elsi-ids. and mast
Norwaik relatives. were guests Fourth
of July of Frank Crockett and family.
of Lincoln avenue. A clam bake was
one of the features of the occasion.
Little Addison Mills. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Mills. of Highland sve-
nus. was quite badly injured by fall-
ing Thursday. He was picked up un-
conscious and found to have sustained
11 deep gash in his head.
The John Williams property in Dar.
ion. on the Connecticut Turnpike. was
sold at public auction yesterday after-
noon by Sciectman Charles G. Water-
bury, of Dnricn. to Martin Knowlton.
The consideration was 81,4413.
The large tree in from of the real-
dence of Harvey Ackcri. which was
felled by Tuesday afternoon's storm.
road and tuinod into lireword by
George Keelcr of St John avenuc
Rowayton Baptist Church, services
as follows: Preaching. at 10:45 a. 11).:
subject of sermon, inconsistencies of
Non—Believers; evening at 7:30. twen-
ty minutes“ sermon; topic. The Proof
of Things. Sunday school at l2: Jun.
iors. 4:30. '
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The Epworth League of the Metho.
dist Church and the Christian Ended
vor Seclety of the Baptist Church will
holds l'uion meeting tomorrow at the
Methodist Church. The Rev. Frank C.
Brown, pastor of the Baptist Charon.
will be the leader.
The Bibblns place in West Norwalk
was burned to the ground during
Fourth at July night. The origin of
the fire is unknown. The property is
owned by John ltorechs and lie. with
his family. occupied the house. The
family was at. Springwood. South Nur-
walk. attending the Hungarian picnic
when the fire broke out.
At the Rowaytan Methodist Church
tomorrow. Quarterly love feast (in
the chapel) at 9: 30 a. 111.: short tier»
men and the sacrament of the Lord's
Supper. at 10:30: Sunday school. at
1:30 p. in. Young People' 8 meeting. its
ligisn and Patriotism. led by If D Fol
tor. in the chapel at ll: 30; A Flag 1111-
vice in the main audience room. at
7: 30 The church will be appropriately
decorated. . There will, bespeeiai .pa
triotic music and brief addresses will
be delivered by the Home. W. Bell
and the pastor of the Church. '
snails man.
The brethren trim the Norwsik 1111111.
odlst Church will conduct the evangel-
istic acrylces in the chilpel. tomorrow
evening it is hoped that the chapel
may be filled. Come and assist in the
good work.
ode-i those who participated in the
‘ ' ilike Fourth 61111111111 very quietly and
Many; at Doria; the
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.of bedding,
‘ii-cottsse. ‘1 1
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city, his guests at the Rotou Point
hotel. 1
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Mrs Mamie Darnell. of New York
occupying the Benedict cottage
Bell island.
The Stewart family have arrIVcd at
Bell island to spend the summer at
their culture.
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Mr. and Mrs Edward Holden and
child. of New Y01k. are spending a
short time at Bell island.
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The Danbury young ladies who have
been a ending a couple of. weeks at
Bell Is and will return home today.
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succeeded Frank Nash as clerk for
Grocer Prank Fitch, of Hickory Bluff.
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There is dancing now every night at
the pavilion at Rotou Point. Mpslc is
furnished by V. Puiisiioft‘s orchestra,
of New Yotk.
Commodore Arthur G, Krom has
built and launched a new boat. He
has also had his dcry overhauled and
placed in condition to make further
gallant rescues.
Superintendent of the Norwaik divi-
sion of, the Connecticut Railway'and
Lighting .Company Willinm' Barbee.
add a party of friends took dinner at
the Reich Point hotel yesterday.
’ The excursion at Roton today is the
combined Sunday schools of the Har-
rison. N. .l. 011 Monday St. Peter's
German Lutheran Evangelistic Church
of New York. will picnic at the Point.
Bell island has taken on its wonted
summer appearance and W111 be a live-
ly place from now until the autumn
winds become too chilly for the Billll~
mcr colony at liaabiiry seaside su-
burb.
The Kennedy Guards gave an exhibi-
tion drill yesterday. which was wit-
nessed by 11 large crowd. Rev. Father
J. l). Kennedy was expected to pay the
camp 11 visit and a review was arrang-
ed for the occasion
lion. and Mrs. Samuel Tweedy and
household. of Danbury. accompanied
by Arthur G. llrom. arrived at their
summer homeou Bell island. Wednes-
day. where they will remain for the
balance of the summer.
The pier on the east side of the Bell
island is in bad shape. part of it having
been washed away by storms. The
Bell island improvement society will
probably holds meeting in a short
time to take steps for its repair.
The. Bell islanders joined in launch-
ing the large boat that is used for
bathing purposes and put it to use im-
mediately after it was launched A
large number went in bathing yester-
day. but the water was somewhat
chilly.
The Kennedy Guards. who hove
been camping at Romp Point during
the past week. leave for their homes
in Dhnbury today. Although the we
ther during pail of the week has been
very disagreeable the boys have had
a good time.
A party of young men from the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
New York, is expected to arrive today
to camp out two Weeks on the land
near the trollcy track, formerly occu-
pied by Aivoii 'l‘uthill‘s store. which
was moved to Hickory Bluff. The
same party of young men were up last
year and enjoyed having their tent
blows over during a shower.
"Lightning Jim“ Stewart and a
prominent friend on Bell island in-
tend to enter into partnership for the
capture and sale of .1orsefeet of whole
sale. 'i‘hcy have discovered that they
make an excellent substitute for the
fast disappearing lobster and they
think that with a little nursing they
will build up a line industry.
The Fourth was celebrated by the
Bell Islanders and their neighbors.
There were elaborate fireworks dis-
played at the Knob Outing Club, the
Norwaik Yacht Club and at the cottage
of Charles H. Davis. beside other
places. Charles A. Mallory and party
who went to the Buffalo Exposition by
steam yacht rrturned and were given
a royal reception as they called into
the harbor
The ball games in which the Bell is-
land colony indulge durlng the summer
will begin in a short time. The flats at
Roton Point which have been used in
the past for that purpose. were par-
tiaiiy filled in. and it was the intention
of the Roles Point management to con
vert it into confer beds But the Bell
island contingent raised. such an earn
e'st Drotesf. that it has been decided to
re ova What dirt had been carried on
an leave the place at the disposition
of the ball players;
The Gospel tent at Bell island was
placed in position 1111111111. and the first
services will be held tomorrow. Bible
school at it 11. There will be clns
sea for childro and adults. Preach
ins service at 4 11.111. The sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. W. W. '1‘.
Duncan pastor of South Norwaik
Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Mr.
James will conduct a service on the
plans. of the hotel at Retort Point at
7 o'clock. There will be an evangelist
tic service in the Gospel tent. Bell is
land. at 8 o'.clock At this service brief
addresses will be given by different
speakers. and ten little children from
the Camp Memorial Church. who are
spending a few. days at Rock Cottage.
will our. 1 . .
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large number of board '
The Misses Whitney. of New York ’
city. is a guest at the Roles Point .iz1
hotel. ' .
The Farrell family of New Youk is ‘.
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Frank Dam. of South Norwalk. has V
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seaboard where the militant. :
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the use of.\~1iorin ("piles and save
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Highest prices paid for old metal,
rags. papers. everything. Write or
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PREBIDENTIAL TRMN AT AL~
TOONA.
ALTOONA. Pit. July 6—At 3:45 this
morning the presidential train arrived
in this city 1.1111 left at 3: 671. All on
board were asicepa d welt
PITTSBURG. uy ii-«The presi‘
dent's private car attached to the
western express on the Pahuslyvania
Railroad. silicon in this city at 7: 25
a. 111.. and departed at 8 a m. for
Canton. The president was up, but
could not be seen.
Secretary Cortciyou said Mrs. Ms-
Kinley had spent a comfortable night
and there was no danger in inu- con-
pianist
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The party getting the most cell? .
pops out of a case of coffee gets
the lamp, or it not successful in'
this manner. when you have rc~ _
if yen continue.
)our coupons, 11111 are sure to get ‘
'iiiis high quality of cofice is
East Norwalk.‘
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is tho-time people want to
iiiiywliicy want to buy
when they need, and if cv-
cr bicycle trousers were
needed. were ever wanted
it is now. The bike 111's—
dominates these pleasant?
days. ‘
$1.50 Trousers, $1.00.
$2.00 Trousers. $1.50.
$3.00 Trousers. $2.25.
other bike comfort. For the 5.
boy. good jersey. in rod and
black. and in plain blurs.
39c. Don't judge the qual—
ii)’ by the price; quality is ,
all right in every restit'i‘i.
.‘\ll ail worsted (guaran-
it'clii $l.25. .
Men's gray all worsted
sweater at $1.75.
SWIMMING BOYS
will surely be intrrcstcti
lJl knowing that we are scii- ‘
lug t‘t'nt lights for 15 3'
cents per pair. two pair for
25C. .
'i‘licsc arc illflliC of Egyp-
tian Silk. anti are very at-
tractive and went well.
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competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience has
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face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on Smith
Main street. were painted by me
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ago. They are still good.
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if f paint it. My office. 52 Smith
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The: celebrated
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SOUTHAMPTON. July i'rWW. Bay
not cutting. Jr. and Mrs. (hitting. Mrs.
Astor. and. Clarence Cary are among
the passengers booked to sail today
on the American lilac steamer St. Loni
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