, “tools-ran snaps?
Entered at tho Milli ism
Post-Ollie. as loom-6M not».
w.
v. are. a. Mom.
Thanksgiving Football names Gate Rs-
coipta were “6.86.
The gate receipts at the football
games at the Baxter Grounds, last
Thursday were “5.66.
The Woman's Auxiliary has organic
ed for the membership contest by so-
lecting Mrs. E. H. Fox as captain of
the Blues. and Mrs. W. R. Thompson
captain of the lteds, All departments
are now organised and an active cam-
paign will be begun.
Prof. R. A. Sieyert, of Brooklyn, has
been secured to give the second enter-
tainment for the junior department
members at the Association rooms to
night at 7: 30 o'clock. The entertain
ment will consist of an exhibition of
the latest moving pictures, the yacht
races and Pan~Americali views, and
McKililey's last speech. Prof. Steyert
will also give the stereopticon lecture
on the life of Christ. Sunday afternoon
at the rooms at 3:16 o'cloek.
The first ladies' night in the gymna-
sium for this winter will be held Fri-
day. December 6th.
iii PAY nun Hill
St. Paul’s Parish Vols: Uiionl—
mouslv lo Borrow $2.500
RECTDR’S SALARY INBiUllEil
About Thirty Members of the Parish
Present, and Methods of Liquidat
log the Amounts Against the
Parish were Discussed.
At a special meeting of St. Paul’s
parish held in the basement of the
Chapel of Our Holy Savidr, ill Berke
icy street, last night, it was voted to
expend the sum of $2,500 in paying off
the floating indebtedness of the par-
tab.
This action took but a very few min-
utes, as apparently. from the pressed
ings of the meeting, this course was
generally approved. When it was put
to vote it was passed unanimously.
The officials of St. Paul's present
were Junior Warden E. K. Lockwood
and Vestrymen Frederick A. Hill. Le-
grand Jackson. Albert A. Betta. Horace
E. Donn. LeGrand Ra mond, Wallace
Dann. George B. Wil iams and C. T.
Leonard. Outside of these gentlemen
there were present fifteen or twenty
other members of the parish.
A few minutes after 8 o‘clock the
meeting was called to order by Ves-
tryman‘Frederick A. Hill. who request-
ed the nomination of a chairman. Mr.
Hill was chosen to perform the duties
bolt clout Former Norwaik Man
In urnabio to Superior Court.
One of the cases returnable to the
January term of the' civil an erior
gourt that of Mary E Motion 0 New
ork against Willem 3‘. Bishop, for-
molly or South Norwalk. but now a
resident of East Orange, N, J., proper
ty interests in Norwalk were attached
to the amount of $2,000 by Deputy
Sheriff J. W. Sculley. The defendautm
in the action is- a grandson of the late
George G. Bishop whose will provid
ed that William 1“. Bishop should not
come into his inheritance until he was
35 years of age and this event or.
curred some time last week. Since
then Mr Bishop has been attached in
three suits, the attachments aggro
gating over 87. 000.
The complaint In the present case
alleges that on March 31.1893 the
plaintiff brought suit against the dc
fondant and that the later confessed
judgment to the amount of 3746 in the
supreme court in New York city. and
that this with the costs of $18. 08 r-e
mains unpaid. She claims 31500
damages.
3
ml housework. Callers,» .
.srences. 82 Welt street;
walk.
Plea illi
Sicilians
Chief Executive with lilo Cabinet
is at Franklin Fluid Today.
lillii Iiili nu cuiilsi iiii'
Betting on the Result of the Game Is
Light Because of tho Prapondor-
once of West Point Money—-
Practicing, This Morning.
PHILADELPHIA. November {luv—It
is doubtful if a more distinguished
gathering ever assembled at a gridiron
battle than that which will crowd the
great amphitheatre, at Franklin Field
this afternoon.to witness the football
contest between‘the West Point and
Annapolis cadet elevens. Every seat
has been disposed of and there were re-
quests for 13. 000 tickets which had to
be refused.
Today‘ a contest is the third in which
the, army and navy have met on Frank-
lin Field, but it is the first which the
president of the United States will at-
tcnd. The great crush for tickets was
due. in a measure. to President Roose‘
vclt's announcement that he would be
present at the game.
Besides the president and members
of the cabinet, General Miles, Admiral
Dewey, Major Caner l Brooke. Com-
mander Wainwrigh. «of , Annapolis;
General Joseph Wheeler. Adjutant Gen-
eral Corbin, and other romiuent naval
and .army oillcials wll occupy boxes
and cheer for the army and navy. A
box has been set aside for Former Pres-
ident Cleveland and ell-Secretary of
War Lamont. bill it is not expected that
the former will attend.
- The game will be Yale methods
against Princeton coaching. West Point
has bee ndrilled by some of the best
players that ever appeared on a Yale
eleven, while th navy boys have bad
the Princeton style of play drilled, in-
to them by such well—known Princeton
men as Edward S. mldebraud and Kel-
ley. By outside critics, West Point is
looked upon as an almost sure winner.
chiefly because of the showing the team
made against Harvard, Yale and
Princeton. Betting on the result of the
game is light. because of the prepon—
dcruuce of West Point money.
Franklin Field is in perfect condition
dentally the alibi
the suit which
rulers
fits in mm Shoo in Boston
Rush: in Death of Dunn.
iiiiiiiiiiiminiuui
Apparatus Struck a Post, Breaking to
Places a Letter Box. Which was
Thrown Against the Front of
a Liquor store.
scrubbing by the day. it
ironing taken home. It
29 Boston street, South Fla
ii Wreck
binocular Walloon Discovers i
Item Journll on Freight Train.
iillllilli’iiil HERE iillliiiiiii
Car Inspector Matthias Kling Expedi.
tloualy Replaced the Disabled
Section and Traffic was Re-
. named on East Tracks.
Bridgeport as axe tor
the will of the not
The suit involves
tion of his pro _ ,il
and the effort on; ‘
person of integrity. and
to represent and buyer
lisheo business house or i
standing. Salary $18 was
pensea, payable weekly in
from head onlces. Horse an
furnished when necessaryu
vanced for expenses 110me M
close self- addressed sta
ope. Standard House,
Building.‘Chicago.
quality
u the late Na-
» in the
The grandfather
than Clark of Bri rt; He was poo
sensed of a neat llttlis “ie,state and When
he died leaving two children by his
will it was divided in such a way that
his son Benjamin viark. should re
celve two thirds of it had his daughter
Frances. should re 0 the remaining
third Frances Clo married Nathan
Clark Riggs and b one daughter.
Frances Adams 1i Riggs; of Nor-
walk the plaintiff. ‘. to son, Benjamin,
also married and h" ed several years
380-
lu his will he directedb wife after
enjoying the life use of e property
he left, to so dispose” of it in her will
that the branch of the family which
sprang from his 'alat r should recover
enough of the lathe a estate to make
the division betw brother and sister
exactly equal. T 'e mount which it
would be necessar rn over would
be in the neighbor of.Sl..000. Mrs
Benjamin Clarkdi Islam), and Mr.
Hlncks is her exec , ~
in the will was: revision that the
sum of $1 000 should ibe paid by the ex-
ecutor to N. S. Willri'ol of Union City.
to be held as a trust. fund for Nathan
Clark Riggs. and that upon his death
the fund, or whatever portion of it re-
mained. should be turned over to his
Adams his daughter. The beneficiary
of that clause of the Will, however Na
than Clark Riggs died December 29.
1891, nine years before the death of the
testairix, and such being the case, Mr.
Hincks claims that that clause of the
will is inoperative and he has there
fore refused to turni the sum over to
Mrs Adams
it is claimed that the bequest was
made fer the purpose of carrying out
the will of the deceased husband of
the teststr‘lx, and that a trust was
thereby created which trust should be
carried out by the executor of the will
of Mrs Clark and that as the will
states that at on death of Mr; Riggs
the fund was to so to his helmet-law,
the direction should be obeyed Mrs.
Adams therefore sues through Attor
new ..l J Walsh. to recover the amount
or the fluid, with lulcrss't. which now
m...
BOSTON, November 30~A fire in a
little shop occupied by a tailor here to
day, caused the death of one man. and
indirectly entailed a series of accl-
dcnts in which a woman received in
juries. a poatolllce letter box was
smashed, and a liquor saloon window
and its contents were demolished.
ifliii’iiiiil iiiiiilliP
Andrews. in Warren avenue. Andrews ‘ ‘
was burned to death. It is thought “film“ "Oil 0‘8"“ to Rflb
that lie lighted a fire in his store by anductor BOYMOII.
iiiuuli ilii BilliiillHE in
The other casualties happened while
engine No.17 was responding to the
All Tum Mon Ari-um Valid said
Fines and Coats Aggregating
alarm from the tailor shop blaze. The
apparatus struck a post breaking to
pieces a letter box. and was thrown
$56.50— Conductor Boyc-
ton Upheld. ,.
What might have resulted In one
of the most disastrous r llroad wrecks
ever known in The N rwalks was
averted yesterday afternoon by the
vigilance of Conductor George Wein
hardly
Extra freight train No. 535, bound
from Harlem River, N Y. to New Ha
veil, reached South Norwaik at 3:10
o‘clock. There were thirtysevcll cars
in the train. which, like all those that
have been running the past few days.
was an unusually heavy one. Eligin
oer Thomas Moore stopped the head of
the train at the standpipe west of the
Washington street overhead bridge for
he purpose of supplying the tender of
the locomotive with water.
1 As is customary whenever a train
'comes to a standstill, the crew at once
proceeded to look it over fol the pur-
pose of ascertaining if there were any
heated Journals or other trouble in
evi.dcnce While making this inspec-
tion Conductor Welnhardt discovered
that one of the journals was broken off
one of the wheels on the rear truck of
the fourteenth car on the train The
car. was loaded with lumber for Wor
center, Mass. He at once repelled
the matter to Station Agent Frederick
E Raymond at the eastbound station,
and Cal inspector Matthias Kling ”was
summoned: The train was on track
two, and Mr. Kliug decided that he
could make repairs provided track one
was blocked so that he could have free
use 1 It and not be interrupted by the
aslhE of other trains. It was at
first thought it would .be necessary to
solid for the switch engine, and cut
the car out of the train, bilt the ofllc-
ibis decided that this was not advis-
alil e. as any unnecessary more espcc
lygpili over frogs of the switches.
ifluid "can a the wheel to come off and
undoubtedly cause a wreck
9 Marshall street. Inquire pt
iiy Purdue. , .;
TO LET—“FROM DEC.
0nd floor, 5 rooms and 2 too ‘
floor, No.7 Seymour Place " ‘*
inquire of H. Seymour, illi-
12 Lowe street; improvsm
quire of Edwin Wilcox, 70 W
St. So. Norwalk.‘
rooms. No. no South Main ‘3
install street.
T0 LET-*TWO ROOM
floor 33, four more apartm
floor. rear extensibn. 85: ,,
apartment. third floor, 35. All ,
Ely Ave. For further particulars
quire at oilice of Old Well Cigar ‘99-
ro LET—~FIEST one 3,.
Woodward oven 5 rooms: lid
of five rooms. 136 Windward
Houses and building lots tor ‘ ..
litanyl payments. Apply to E ‘ W ,
war .
To tar—noose N0. 4 ll
street Norwalk. Possession N
Apply to R. H Golden. or E LHlll
against the front of a liquor store. A
heavy brass rod protecting the window
was broken into several pieces. one of
which struck Mrs. Catharine Mohama
pedestrian causing injuries which sent
her to the hospital. The liquor store
window was broken, and the heavy
pieces of glass wrought havoc among
the bottle goods displayed there. The
damage to the saloon was almost as
heavy as that from the fire at An—
drews‘s shop, which is placed at 3500.
Andrewa was fifty years old. He
was not married.
TALKED ON SETTLEMENT WORK.
Miao’ McCall Makes an Address to the
Friday Afternoon Club.
The Friday Afternoon Club met with
Mrs. Jason S. Jennings yesterday after-
noon. The program presented was the
second on Phllanthropliy.
The opening paper was by Mrs. E.
H. Fox, on “The Consumero’ League."
She was followed by Miss McCall, of
Christadora Houao.‘ N; Y.. whose ad‘
dress upon. Settlement Work was the
What ,was probably the most des-
perate holdup ever, attempted in the
history of trolley circles in this vicin-
ity. took place late Wednesday night
in Wcsiport. Asa result Louis Allen,
of Westport, was shot in the breast. by
Conductor William Boyntoil, of the
Westport division of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company.
Oscar Allen and William Lyon, com-
panions of the injured man in the in—
cident. have been placed under arrest,
charged with assault. drunkenness.
breach of the peace and attempted
highway robbers. All the mall impli—
cated were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Stags of Stratford.
The incident occurred late Wednes-
day night as Conductor Boynton‘ s car
was making for Bridgeport. Oscar and
T0 LET-THE C H l [a D
home with good- garden; loco
Strawberry Hill road. For p,
enquire of the selectnleu.
someone to
‘ . , . lots. right or
Mr Kim 1:. h and do i. this position. often which he or for the “3,... amount? to «t3 m... chief feature of the afternoon. Louis Alien, brothers. cuoWlilim Ly , .
monsti‘aisii. his ,illty: ' EM the jour ered the selection of a clerk for the mm 33:... :e,,:,d.",ig“‘s,fg$'“{mgi bliss McCall proved a most delight- in their companion. boarded tiledaar 10%erle 133m“
nails on. solid "1 'j ‘ when a meeting in the absence of Parish Clerk leaching me tur. and also kept the an speaker and had all the glow and ii Wemm The me“ “"3 0°“ ‘3" cm Only ,3
was when" ' iii l-lc w“ to plimenten St. John Merrill Judge A. E. Austin ground from freezing enthusiasm that comes from constant ably under the influence 0! liquor.
for his ilk by Mr. Raymond and 0th
ers who saw the work. as it was con
ceded that any other procedure would
have takeli.a longer: erlod of time
in additidil to “will ltwolved of all
accident. ii. 3. .. ,. .
. The repairs were completed shortly
. after 5 ocloclti M the train cleared
for, the east «5:145 tile two east-bound
proposed the name of Horace E Dana.
but Mr. Dunn asked to be excused and
Rev. Alexander Hamilton nominated
Albert A. Betta, whose nomination was
seconded and ratified by the meeting.
Mr. Belts read the call of the meet-
ing and business was immediately
proceeded to. Judge Austin came for-
Annapolls practiced signals at Frank-
lin Field this morning. and the West
Point eleven ran through their plays
on the grounds of the Philadelphia
Country Club. The weather is almost
perfect for football.
The, two teams will line up as fol-
lows:
Photograph of lurdom’s Wife
in Dead Man's Pocket.
contact with the great facts of life.
liftilili.r the human race.
At the close there was a social half
hour. when the members were present-
cd to Miss McCall and refreshments
were served,
and a deep interest in the work of up-
The three toughs commenced the
trouble by first refusing to pay fare.
Conductor Boynton is the smallest in
stature of the corps of conductors
employed by the company. As subse-
quent developments disclosed howovel'.
he proved one of the most desperate in
a scilmmage.
walk.
12 leads of stout; can ‘0.“ lth ,
Address P. 0. Box 314. South NO‘
hay. $16.
\FOR SALE~GOOD RAY, $18;‘CCW
Andrew Beacom.
avenue. New Canaan.
'4 sos'EKL’éionfls“Wf-'
Carter
1130; it .
Three women and one man occupied
word with the resolution to the effect Navy. Army. . CHORAL SERVICE IN TRINITY zontal steam engine in
, tracks hsvins be blocked for two that the‘ finance committee be author- Whiting left end Farnswortb MUSE PRUBABLYWASJHLUUSY CHURCH. 3ch” £333? :g‘geggggdmgfi, ‘3: dition. Apply at Sensational. ‘
3 hours. During ill a time the east— ized to secure 32.500 on the credit of Read left tackle Doe ———-——-— ““0"“ ‘5 the “'3‘ 3mm in Ad' sake of the woman to have as little son SALE—TYPE Marat. you
; bound trains used the west-bound St. Paul's parish and to use this Carpenter left suard Riley WM- "! addition ‘0 ‘he 83"? ”lem- trouble as possible Howithooood the llnbhitlng thoroughly cleaned, and .. '2
,. tracks and crossovers, and traffic was amount in paying off the “opting in- Fret: center Boyers M" “MW" Claims “‘0 WWW“ W“ tion at 8 o‘clock there will be a later taunts of the men hven after being re— ‘onveuleilt “we. 10““. ‘ iii)“
, interrupted but Vi??? little. nearly all debtedness of the parish. Bell-map right guard Goodspeed 0"“ ‘ ”Trim" 3°°k"'3°"‘ celebration of the Holy Communion at fused fare until no if by apraconcerted it this ones ' ' y ‘ , ,.
,, the trains passing through on sched- In explanation of this Mr. Austin Adams right tackle Blinker '4'" Cam. “‘0'" “‘i‘ 3"“ 11. The service in the evening will be also all three open "“1““ a lonely ‘ '- ‘
I5 1118 time. said that he had presented the reach» Sonic right end MCAndNW Town ‘" SWIM" ““0““ in addition to the full ““9“ spot on the road, modes dash at Boyn- mlch—Eflkflmous
1 Railroad men stated that had the tion in order to open the matter to (“5' McNair quarter back Daly choir Mrs. Edward Sims will sing a ton
wheel come off as the train was new cussion and have any suggestion of a Froyer left half back , Cased CHLAGO “member 30““ ““3”“ solo,for the offertory and the contrai- As the scene has 3m, been de- E i All C «m
{“5 the ““6““ 9““ ”f the depot a better course for paying the lndcbted- Land right half back Hackett over a borrowed hock was followed by to obligate “1 "‘9 ““th- Th" ““13““ scribed there was a McGovern-Corbett DY INC—CHEM C i d Li“ a; ,
wreck would have occurred that would ness placed before the meeting He Nichols . full back Graves it “Hilde" 118' me last “‘3‘“ “‘9“ program Is as follows: mill for a f", moments. Fists, feet “in“ wearinfi§PN¥ 70“ "mix 9;,
have ”00““ all four ”“0"“ and understood that there had been several Referee—Wreen, 0‘ Harvard; um George Johnson 8h“ and killed Robert Choral 39""09- Feriai and bodies mixed up in the air. and on m?“ approvied "“11 9’3"“ sugar
caused great damage. other courses for liquidating the debt plre~erghtlngtom 0' Harvard. Newltt. a lifelong friend. Magnificat, Foster the floor of the car for a few moments 1 k trlmm “83 3‘ id like. utto
Mrs. Johnson is authority for the
statement that the shooting came in I
the heels of the quarrel over the book ”Olaf: Psalms Henry Lewes
which was owned by Johnson. When 97 Charles King
Newitt fell to the floor Johnson. wear- Anthem—Consider and Hear Me
lug neither coat nor hat, rushed from Piliisger
the house. After running two blocks Contraito obligate by Mrs. Sims.
he “3 “9"“ by a policeman, “Vb" 3““? 0ffertory~0 Jesus Thou Art Standing.
mentioned.
The Rev. Mr. Hamilton wanted to
llnow what constituted the floating In-
debtedness and he was informed by
Chairman Hill that It meant all debts
not secured by notes, such as salaries
etc.
Ml. Hamilton stated that he for one
holes. buttons etc. our’hé‘w met
Nuuc Dimittis. if chemical dry cleaning is one
varrant color, shape and eauty midis
turbed. Above method holds“
regard to gentleman's garments. . .‘
Butterfass, South Norwalk. Conn. ‘
Raymond St.. near So. Main St. Chill ,
olic Church. 3,t willy
Foster
The toughs gave evidence, by their
bleeding countenances. that they had
been up against something. and the lit-
tle conductor, from all accounts made
a desperate stand against heavy odds.
The odds were too great, however The
shrieking of the woman brought the
molormsn to the scene, but before he
WASHINGTON. November till—Pres-
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt and a large
number of Washington people, includ.
ing many officials of the army and ne-
vy and congressional circles. left here
this morning, to attendthe West Point-
Annapolis football game. at Philadel-
phia. The presidential party left on a
OBlTUARV ascono.
Mrs. John H. O’Connor.
i‘ The many friends of bills. John H.
O'Connor, formerly Miss Minnie Gang-
are. of South Norwalk, will be griev-
to learn of her death, at her home,.
chase and {Arrested him. W“““ .... ”' ‘” “W“
30133;; 13’33‘3: gzztgffofiletl‘sflkh'ig' had clllnfldence enough in the finance special train over the Pennsylvania ‘I'VB killed 3 H1311 back there," 50““ Mrs. Sims. Gelhel ll°§gi§§k§ylnzafigoal€°$§ wgélgcllllokllzg .0312: ffir’fiésfig 13:13:, 53;
3.00“” “l survived by her husband (3:113? ttee touvots for thei acceptance road. at six minutes past 10 o-ciock. son said. Johnson was taken to the -___.___.., the breath out of him. Boynton is al- cam for you 12 par cont per mm
nd four dang srs Mrs. Charles K a rose u on 1““ M t was. ML With the president. and Mi?- ROOEOVE" station “We 0th" policemen “’3‘“ to FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL so watchman at the Westport barns and guannteed Investment at that roll
'3 h. f S th N w i ,3 also her ustinnve ’1 further detail 01 what were two of their children; Comman— his home. The plisouer would say CHURCH d. H ulled a revolver ' -
03° ° 0“ or a K' “’35 “WW!“ and the resolution W” der and Mrs. Cowles.‘ Secretary and nothing as to his motive for shooting ' goes arme e p '
out to vote with the result as above
stated, with not a single objection.
The licensee committee is composed
of Senior Warden Allen Belts. Junior
particulars address no: no. Hartford
alster‘ . , ‘3
when he was being battered and believ- (3
ing the men intended robbery, shot Al-
ien in the right breast.‘
The special Thanksgiving service
will he observed tomorrow at 10:30 a.
m. The pastor, Rev. W. W. T. Dun-
cud—m.
‘Mra. Idrbaur.
? Mrs. Barbour, mother of Mrs. Char-
Mrs. Cortelyou. Assistant Secretary
Loch. Mrs. Douglass Robinson and
daughter. Dr. and Mrs. Rixey, Colonel
his friend but the police found in New-
ltt s pocket a photograph of Mrs. John
son giving rise to the theory that
FRAOTURID HE
.. . the revolver brought _._,....
Bin h m d . , _ l . can will preach on the topic. Simeona TM "9"" °9 .
o H. Dilworth of Norwalk, died yes Warden E. K. Lockwood and Vestry~ occugplll‘ld pzlvagfiarq'igillifirgfwgrcslldgg lzglziliyaeméghttugala???whfcgnggdeh Thanksgiving." Tm" service w" ”a." the men to their senses A“? Yal- “is. W" Chr'l‘oph" MW“ Contain
inlay In Florence. Mass. Mr. and man Horace E. Dean. Before the rol- Cassatt. of the Pennsylvania road. Ao- in the slaying of Newltt. ~ P0396 Iii-It Sunday morning on account toned t0 the ofllce of ’a p ys c an ll v.“ Fall. ,
rs. Dllworth and family are now in clones was adopted Mr. lmkwood ‘
Vtridgsport and had his injuries, which
proved not to be serious. dressed.
Upon the return trip the same trio
boarded Boynton’ a car. Allen wasaid-
ed by his companions. having become
vveilk from loss of blood. The men paid
their fare this trip and rods to their
destination without further incident.
Their names were secured and the war-
other private car “The Constance," was
occupied by Secretary of War Boot and
family and party. the latter including
Secretary and Mrs. Long. Postmaster
General Smith. Attorney General Knox
and family. General leopard Wood and
Mrs. Wood; Adjutant General Corbin
and Mrs. Corbin: General Bates and
Assistant Secretary of War Banger ‘
of the unfavorable weather An earn
est invitation Ia extended to the en
tire membership of the church and
friends of the congregation to be pres
out and participate In the annual
Thanksgiving offering. ,The evening
sermon will be the last in the series
op‘T‘our Fools.” the topic sing “The
Rich Fool." Subject of t e evening
Both men came from the same town
in England and both were about fifty
years of age
While walking across the door to
night at her home, M
Mylod. whose husband died you
morning, caught her a in m
of carpet and fell headiht‘om‘oat
floor. breaking her knit; p
across. It is a very its ‘
loronce and will remain until after
the funeral
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC
The following musical service for to-
marrow in Grace Church has been ar-
,’ died by Dlrocon‘l' Pooley:
Mb I‘I‘iihg.
asked to be excused from serving on
the committee. hilt as he did not press
this. no action on the matter was to-
on.
There was no further business be-
for the meeting. and an adjournment
' was tokens
DECISIQNB BY JUDGE TAYLOR.
In the case of Charles Scribnsrs'
Solis against Joseph A. Gray, of Nor~
walk. which was brought to replevan
twenty-live volumes of the Encyclo-
' . to for the arrests subsequently Is-
sasionai 33., Palostrina ENTIRTAINID AT WHIIT. General and Mrs. Randolph. Colonel ’ l l i dam- prelude .._ ‘Strikos and Their Msan- rail H
‘ ' (“mm M“ ‘nd'Mw William J. Wilcox. or and "’3 Como Wu Edith 8mm 3:2? lglnfilgglgl‘l “31.3.3.3 “gt ille‘ “‘8" Nut Tues“? “chins special 32:“ ”d ma“ ‘° mm" 9"“ rheumatism and at on
Clemson tortalusd a gathering. otfrlsuda. last Mi“ “31"“- Mfl- WWW" sacre- boolts. Judge Joaeph R. Taylor has de- services will ”93““ This 5"“ “a" Conductor Boynton seems to have been “‘9 remove “m“
. German evening. at their residence. 13 Hartford tary. and Mrs. Humphrey. of the Brit- sided m m,” of the laintinffs, allow- his will be particularly for the mem- be“ in charge of an ill fated c“ the . w J Tm, w,
Greatly, wwm‘“ Place, The usual pastimes "m on» 1:?" “£331,123 gafmmgrgogffl ills Judgment to rotfin possession of zigzag: 325%???" .312" 3313?: a“ past forty-eight hours. , it was while Emiiulfimnrfil?
l O! . a” i
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téntion of one volume. Mr. Gray has
talisman appeal to the Court of Com-
Joins “press. which comes in on the
it will be several to
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has almost broom
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, LITTIR. II
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Lotte .Oarrlar ‘3
while on his not.
yesterday afternoon
men the sidewalk.
of his left ankle
nooks before
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Harlin
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pits at 1:15 Wednesday moral
stated elsewhere in these columns. m
injured, From all reports Battalion
was a member of another party of
, ' coughs who had planned trouble and it
3*“ That was in running from Mi! ml- piston-m
R i:clltsr "it to the front while the car was in mo-
tips that Baton-mil fella sustained
5 Loin-in, which will oodiili him to the
capital for some stocks.
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solo at the First Church. Norwaikg,
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