TURERQ now wn AR
.. t . ‘ _
moor rhino- : ‘
”was (lovers
2'»
.4
Regular ‘CiOOds . . . .
. ., O . .
84 Washin
.t
gt
”mi ”F . ..- _
Sitinpleilne ........ 19c
~ .. ..... 15c
Bumbles 39c to $1.25
THAN wn USUALLY CARRY AND AFFORD AN
THERE ARE 'No ‘DUPLICATES. ‘ ‘ '
i
l
SO
ALK. VE
Mint-Wtww—t
. . * it“? ' ‘ 1 i f
‘ not: THIS SALE wE HAVE MADE lspscihfi’iiw
. OUR REGULAR stocx Sun In Annrrtotu HAVE sou
E ABLE ro‘orrn‘i; AN U
til
Lndierl’ Drawers Lndies’ Gowns ‘ Lodios’ Sp . 8
Samples sue to $1.00
Children’s Dratwers. .10: to 25¢
..
l" t \‘y
Plainati..’.'.‘.............. 8c 'Sampleline .............,19c
Hamburg Trim ........ 10c Regular Goodti ...........25c
Lice Trim .........2 for 25c Lace'l‘rim................35c
Special Goods .............5oc
Sleuth Norwnlk.
W»:
t«..
EC’I‘JONSI WE HAVE ALSQ
Lace Trim ..-.............35c
Hamburg Trim .......39c
Hamburg, V neck ........49c
Hamburg and Lace .......55c
Lace and Hamburg ....... 75c
Samples .........._89c to $3.50
THE SAMPLES WE HAVE MARKED AT WHOLESALE PRICES AND THEY RUN IN MUCHFIN ‘ GOODS
OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE A SPECIAL GARMENT F WHICH.
,t..l. ,. . ,.,
gm rout
. out A Lrus' on SAMPLES 01“ it LEADING . itA urAc-
unsunr. LINE on WHITE UNDERMUSLINS AT“ .V‘E
Telephone
.,.. .
"I “*Wl—FM
, l
PU'i‘ SPECIAL Pitt 3 on
AT-
Tucked Skirts .....5oc
Hamburg Trim . . ..... 59c
Lace and Hamburg ,1 . . . . .75:
Hamburg and Lace ‘ ...... 89c
Special value . . .. .$z.0'o
Samples $1 to $4.50
3t
, u.
call 349-2..
n, m. .l
Bose Ball News l
SPRINGFIELD SHUTS OUT NEW
HAVEN 5 T0 0.
A Slow and Weary Performance»—
Keily Has Poor Control of Bali.
SPRINGFIELD. June 28.—~Spring~
field won from New Haven yesterday
afternoon, in it slow and weary per-
formance. 5 to 0. The hitting of both
tmhis was light. Kelly had poor
control, hitting two man and giving
seven passes. Springfield won by
hitting Kelly in the fifth inning for
three singles. which. with an error
and it pass, produced three runs. The
score. by innings:
R. H. E.
Springfield 0 (i 0 0 3 i l 0 x—~5 7 4
Nilnven 0000000004 4 4
Batteries: Miller and O’Connor; Kol-
ly and Jopc.
Bridgeport. 7; Hartford, 6.
BRIDGEPORT‘, June 28.-Bridgep0rt
won yesterday‘s grunts front Hartford
by the score of 7 to 6 in a game that
was full of sensation. Foster was the
star attraction and made the butting
record for the Connecticut tongue. At.
four limos to tho but, he rnppod out.
four three-buggers. cleaning the bus-
eti every time he come to tho pinto.
in thc sovunth inning. when titers
were two mun on buses. Knrnu gnvc
Water a pas». cht to Form-r, Yulc
wits titc stnr pcriortucr. Tho contvsl
wls sharp and snnppy in spite of the
many errors murkcd. 'i‘hc Senators
were fortunate in the eighth inning,
when a bad throw by Foster usalstcli
them in scoring in that inning. The
ucorc by innings:
ii. ll. E.
Bridgeport i 0 0 i '3, 0 0 l 2—«7 ill ti
Hartford 0 20000130—0 8 1
Batteries: (lumen and Bcnmnonl;
Kurtis anti Connolly.
Holyoke, 6; Met-idem, 5.
MERIDEN. June 28.-—Mcridon put
up an with! game in the hold ycntcrv
day afternoon. making ten bod errors.
which were responsible for their dc-
feat at tho hnudu of Holyokc. 0 to it.
For seven innings Treat pitched ole-
tmtt ball. only allowing Holyoke tivc
singles, when it hot liner oft Deci'n but
hit him in the hand. forcing him to
retiro in the eighth. Morldch could
not. iind McCain until the eighth and
then came vcry‘nenr winning out in
the ninth, tunnelling ilvs 6f their hits
in tho loot two inninga. McAndrowu
played a tniuorublo game at abort, for
Mormon. multin- flvs coldly errors.
The score by l ninn:
~t .‘i
péopi
ewho'f
‘- 3
M] \.
at
9
Man hits
walk towards Britt:
It. ii. it).
Hoiyoko l (l 0 0 (l .'l 0 ‘J Owl? 8 It
Merldcu 0 0 (l 0 0 ii 0 3 2”“5 7 ill
Batteries: McG‘nbe and Rcmcntor;
Trout, O'Hara and 'i‘huckcrn.
.._._..
i Double-Header at New London.
NEW LONDON. .lunc 28.~—--Ncw Lon-
don und Norwich broke evon in n dou-
bleshentlor, yostcrdny sill-moon. nt.
Armstrong Park, New London, tak-
ing the first garlic, 8 to 3. and Norwich
the second, 5 toil. McLaughlin iit'iti
Norwich to four hits in tho, first gunio
and Norwich would hnvo been shut
out. with clean tickling. in tho scc-
ottd gums Mclntnn won on column.
while i‘nigc was hit irculy and was
supporlcd poorly. Tho scorcs by inn.
lugs:
(First some)»-
lt. ll. E.
N. London l l l 0 ti 5 0 ti x—~-h’ it) t.
Norwich (i (i ll 1 it 0 (l d 2-»3 4 :3
Batteries: Mo ughiiu und Armbrus
tor; Wndc nnd Lntimcr.
(Socond guititti~
R. H E.
Norwich (l 0 0 l 0 2 i i tl-r-‘S iii 2
N. iaiiniilili ii U l) 0 ii ii 0 0 ti «ii i I‘
Roller-ion: Mcllouu nnd i‘lunkcli;
Paige and Arutbrustcr.
National League.
At, Now York:
it. it it)
New York 0 t) l 0 0 ii i t) x~~2 t; 1
Boston 1 0 (t o 0 o o o owl 7
Bulloricn: Wilton und Brcsunbun;
Willis nud Moi‘un.
At. St. holds (first game) -«
‘Clcvcitind 0 0 2 0 4 0 0
i
Ur
i
Mi
l i-wii
"(lift)” 0 l U i) ii i) ii i) U---i l: 2
Butterics: liens and Buciow; Kllson
nnd Drill.
At Washington:
R. ll. It}.
i’lllitt. ll U U i ii ii ti 0 il- l 5 0i
Wnsh. o 0 ti 0 ti 0 0 0 ti- o ll '3,
liatttu'itm: Hank and Scinwit; i’ut-l
ton und licgdou nnd Kittrctlgc.
Al Chicago:
ll. ii. E.
Chicago 0 0 0 ii i (l i ll 0 l-wll ll 2?
St. ilouit-lli 0 0 U l U 0 0 i |l~~2 4 "
Bulletins: Owen and Sullivan; libido,
and Weltrcr. ‘
Williams Refused to Play.
MIDDLETUWN. Juno till.-’l‘he iiunl
bull game between Wrisicynn nnd Wit
iiumu coded in on unsutlsinclm'y man-
nor yesterday. when the game was
awarded to Wesleyan. Wndltworth, ot‘
Williams. it was clulmcti, stopped in
trout of it pitched ball in the ninth
inning in order to (Gt his bush, nnii
tho untpirc ordcrcd him back. 'i‘hu
Williams tcnul thcn refused to no on
with the gums. which won uwnrdell to
tho homo pluvcrs. ’I‘ho scorn at tho
liltlt‘ was «i to 4. Thu buttcrios u‘cro
(‘lnrlt and tiny for “lusloyun und
Wndswortlr Wcslcl'vclt und Mctlnriliy,
{or Wililttlns.
Vale Elects Baseball Captain.
NDW HAVEN. Juno 28.4—lt‘ttiimt‘in‘
n bunqnt-l given to the victorious Yulu
tcuul. lust night, Frank U'ilrion. ofi
l‘luttnburg. N. Y.. was citwloti captain}
it. it it) got lilo Ynlt- icnui for ncxt your. (Yiirlcnl
Pliisburg 0 0 3 000 0 ll l~~t l2
Si. bouts 0 ii 0 0 l 0 l l) tlw-Z il 3
Ballerina: ilhilllppc and l’citlt; Egon
and Wuructr.
(Second unmet»
ll. ll. E.
Pittsburg 0 i l 2 :i 0 l i 0...“ i? l
Bl. hunts 0 ‘i 0 it it 3 i (i but 10
Batteries: Flultcrtr nnd (luriuch;
'l‘hlnlnutn, Brown and Warner.
At Chicago:
ll. it it}.
Cincln. 2 0 0 0 0 l 3 ti 0-»0 8 l
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 limit it 3
batteries: ()vcrnli nnd Schlcl;
Brigxtt, l’iciitir and Kilns.
At Pltllntltilphin:
it. it. E.
Philtt. 3 0 it i 0 it 0 0 x—~ii in ii
Brooklyn 0 (l o 0 ll ti o o (iv-~30 b‘ :1
Batteries: Bourku and [twin nnd Ku-
hon: .iouos tint] ltitter.
American League.
Al Detroit:
it. it. E.
than: pluyod shortstop on tho nint- for
Z inguin in cchlit-nt condition, uud tho
‘ tho
”to post thrcc yours, milking the truth
in his lrcnhuutn veur. lie is n scu-
ior in tho ucndcmic. department.
Coming Game; at Roton Point.
The tlintlionll. at itnlmt Point, in
Not-walks bunchnii tcnin will meat ”10
twin from Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, noxt
Saturtluy afternoon nt 3:30 o'clock.
’i‘hcrn will be two games July 4th. in
tho morning tho Norwnlltu will piuy
Mlliords. one of tho ntronz
tannin at tho state. and in tho attor-
noon tho blowout-go. from anhurz,
New York.
Connecticut League Standing.
. Won. hunt. l’t‘.
Springfield, 39 ii .080
lll‘itiflfliufl. 36 i9 .57Ki
iiolyoke. 28 22 .000.
linriforti. so fill not i
Now inndon, 25 23 .li‘ti l
Mormon, . .ilii
Norwich. .348,
No ' Huron. 'lli
plot: “
:‘ile
ts Hum, which it
( .
l
i
‘ .
k .
I
i; VI Jinmu’oi itidne
it was kidn r
it??? in 2; “ring: .
s n
Wild? it
minnow...
rltlc‘tfi'om
‘ i.‘ " A '3'
mi clinic»
.. ‘ w
. ” in
blood” as it
t. t.
Howl. n1 -
trouble. hoping “it datum fight." mi
an m
.._.. . ass—9'.-
Natlonal League.
7..
Wot. inst. l‘.(‘.
New York. 4. iii .714
l’lttsburu, 8‘ 20 mt
l‘ltlluticlphju. if: 24 .593
Chicago. .' 7 28 .509
(Jiuoiunntl, :‘l 20 .540
Si. lmttiu 75 ilh‘ .30?
Boston, ‘9 ii .317
Brooklyn. .‘7 it; .370
American League.
“on. host. l’.il.
Citfi'i‘illllll‘ .‘N iii .042
Chicago. ll - 2H 20 .til-li)
Phiisdtdphla. ’ xx 2] Jill
Detroit. 27 28 «ilil
Boston, 3.1 20 .469
New York, :o :to Jun
Washington. L’l 34 .352
St. limits. L’i 35 .375
HEAVY‘ HITTE s. a; YOUNG
HO 8. l.
The Heavy ll tors ticfczttcd the
Young l.ltmn,'ycit tiny utlcrnoou. by
tho scorn oi lill’t \ .to one. tho sonic
being plnyt-d on he Buxtnr Grounds.
Minority ull Jamie? iicutlnchc?
Stomtich out of dolor? Simply n‘ rush
of lorpld livcr. ‘liurdock lilood litt—
torn will mnkc i ucw mun or womnn
oi” you, .,
~. ‘.4‘—__’.
PRISONER SAID HE WOULD END
LIFE.
BOSTON, .iuuo 23.--'i‘ilt‘ Rtute prison
olllciniu unuouu 'e the tit‘lllil ol Emil l-‘.
it’t-tupi'. who \itln moving it lifo i-tcu-
toucc for (lip nut-(tor of his brolht-r‘
in-iuw. (lotil‘ito ii. Emmons. in South
Boston, Nov. 15, lta'h‘il. liilti Wiltlilt‘ Di"
tllion (or a pardon in now in we
hands of thc K it'crnor‘u council. Mod-
lonl itlxutnlut-l' ilnrrlu ililit boon usitod
by Wurduu iridium to hold on union
sy today. Kcnlpi recently told u iciiow
Dl‘iiitllltir. it i: said. thut it a pnrdon
worn not grtutml him soon ho “would
end the uxon nod bnvc done with it."
BRlDGEPOttT'B POOR SHOWiNO.
NUlint‘li. Juno Bitw'l‘ho filth
llittui of thc i'ttllfioildflit’li (lint clubs of
the state on“ held here yesterday.
ltot‘kviiie von tho mum shoot, the
score being Rookvlilo, 82; Norwich,
80; Willitnunllr, 78; Now Huron. 7b;
Waterbury. 72!; Now lirituln. 7i; Hurt-
fonl, in; Bridgeport, tit. 'I‘tte Mull
scorn. itst‘i oiil of possible 100, was
made- by Echortmuysn
POOTMAITER KILLED
Pl'fl‘is‘i‘llkllii. Mutts. Juno allow-Atl-
,uiktnnt Postmustor it}. C. Hill was ul-
mout insutnily killed thin morning
whiin riding his bicycle by being
ntruck by it no .
worst tome.
r
“ ’2; .q«
.minut Bil.
”J. ”I...“ t! t
NING SEN ’11:!“ El... . All... WEWESDAY'. JUNE sonata
Sorcery is ON iN CHiNA.
Reports Confined by Former Consul
Omani Bellows. of Japan.
SAN FRANCXSCO, June 28-400mm
lyriasllows. until recently consul xen-
ili‘ai for the Unltqd States in Japan.
than arrived in San Francisco aboard
tho Purim: Mull memorizinliiuuuliuriu.
,Mr. Hollows brin a rebound confirm
uiion oi’ the bayou t. which the inur-
chnutu oi China have declared upon
goods and merchantlliié homing trout
this country. No than they have cut-
rled the boycott to such an extent. that
in many instances impurtors urn Mil“
lug, great diliiculty in obtaining assis-
ttlnce in he, unl‘outllnxot American
products. l‘ . fl . » ‘
. “There can be‘ no doubt that thorn
is a determined short afoot in Chino.
whereby it is hoped to bring pressure
to bear upon the United States
through that medium oi n boycott."
said Mr, Bellows. “The object, as has
slroady been exploited, in to force this
country to grant more liberal treat-
mcnt to merchants and nthnr Chinese
who travel in the United States.
"All over Chino the sultan, which
arc similar to our boards of trade, are
using their utmost influence to bring
About the desired effect. Many are
harkeniug to their teachings; in the
several north the bands who are no-
customcd to unload the imported
goods have been taught to leave un-
touched tho merchandise brought from
our country. This condition ot ut-
inlrs in likoly to grow.
“0! course. i am not saying how ct-
tcclunl thin mode of procedure may
prove. in fact, i think that there in no,
great chose. for alarm. Still. we must
remember that in Germany and other
nntiouu Wc hnvc worthy competitoru in
the Chinese trade and what Wc i()fiU is
bound to be ihnir gain, to u ccrlnin
extent at it‘lltli."
Henry It. Miller, consul at New
Chwnng. succecdod M r, Bellows.
PENANG. Strait» Settlements. Juno
28.»A large meeting of the leading
Chinese merchants here today decided
to (to-operate with the Chimes of Sin
gopore and Shanghai in boycotting
American products pending the with
drownl of the Chinese exclusion not.
THlRD RAlL DISCUSSJON.
Consolidated Road Will Not Drop it
at Prevent.
HARTFORD. Juno 98.-—-An n result
of it three hours' contemnco between
President Chariots S. Motion, of the
New York, New anen and Hartford
Railroad and tom-teen members o! the
lclgslaturc,‘ including the railroad com-
mission, in regard to the proposcd
abolition oi the third mil‘ by the
road. it, was announced that. for the
prcuont. nt it’lii‘ii. the third ruil would
not ho dismntluucd. The railroad
commission will ho uskoti to mnko
m'ommctuiatlons in its report. The
only trouble. it won stated lust night,
unit in the alleged (longer or the we
sent custom. undzln View of this tact
those ultcnding the meeting voted to
rotuin the present system for thc time
bring tit loust. it is understood that
olevcn unending the meeting voted in
favor of tho third mil. while three
worc oppouod to it. The conference
wns bchlnd cloned doors. and won not
over till well nlong in the pruning.
President Motion mode a long Slalo~
mom in rcgnrd to the rood's position
in the mnttcr.
MURDER is SUSPECTED.
Woman Found Dead in South ThOmas-
ton, Mm, House.
SUU’i‘il THOMASTON, M0,, Juno
Zitwltlrs. Annie Bishop. of itocklund.
wus i'ound ycstcrtluy at the homo oi
Jflllii‘ii MnIony of this town with a nos
vet-c wound on tho burnt and built on
tho fingers of the right bond. The
walls of tho room Wt‘i‘t: npnttercd with
blood null thorn ware runny evidences
N u struggle.
John Mnlony. 40. tho non of James.
is umlcr arrest ponding on inVostigu-
lion. nnd his lnthcr is being hold as
n witnoss.
’i‘hu wontnn's husbnnd, James Blith-
op. is n workman nt Stockton Springs.
Mrs. Bishop won 45 yours of use. The
police claim that the Mulottya toil con-
flicting stories rounding thc woman's
death. which is thought to have fol-
lowed a general tight among the in-
mates of the Malony dwelling, who it
is alleged, had been drinking.
DiED m A TROLLEY CAR.
m
Norwich Manufacturer, Who Sufiered
From Hurt Fallon,
NORWICH, June 28. w Sumuol 8.
Hopkins, nzod nuvcnty-ilvc yuuru, died
suddenly in a trolley car million hero
yeamrday. Mr. Hopkinu was probably
the best known pistol manufacturer in
the United Status.
Mr. Hopkins was in the habit o! rln
lug «art and taking it ride on the troll
loy cum out into tlur unburbs. Yester-
tluy ho hsd lust entered tho station
and mu about to like u chair panning
tho arrival of it our whon ill.’ disfigured
Mid fell to tho floor. No died in live
its hntl boon troubled with
heart «intone tor a number oi your»
and it in thouxtu that an scutn attack
of thin Wsukneu Willi the cattle ct his
death. .. .
Mr. Hopkins won tho provident at
which he ioniitisd in 1808. HI lu'ttiir-
vlvtitl by a who uni than chltdrsn.
W
thl-rso Hire ‘A sWircHtth.
W
Narrow loo-p. cl tits roomylvznia's
. ran/mm. ‘
LIMA, Ohio, June Eli.'--Pcnnnylvanls
trul- Nn. 2. tbs limited mt hound
trout outcast: to New York. rm into
n switch engine with I numitttr of
our: in the local yards or incomin-
p it here at 10:30 o‘clock ishthight.
figt andmutsr Kendrick: had it is;
, outgofl and is believed to its totally
roll. The prolongat- train did not
t_ to the truck and no primers
were hurt although that were all bttd~
iy shaken.
minus yum. corms.
lie-idea at can Inch ft
mifiin ” My c"
Toward Lon lslsnd.
W381”? Tuition 2h» Merits 05‘
its to split: as t lit
the Hopkins and 'Alion Arms Connolly. «
Bridgeport Advertisement:
M... v»
Bridgeport Advertise
The D. M. Read C
Ertablt’rbed 1857.
”i \1
\\'c don‘t want you
You wiii'bc able to pit
to miss the Stile of Untlcrgitusllnp.)
rchnsc iinc summer gnrntrtits of
mm
Oht‘
O
o.)
uninsook and rmubric liniutiiy trimmed with lace and em? ‘i
broillcry at Olit.‘-lilil‘(i and onc-linlf briow rrguiztr
. Long Skirts
Chemises
Corset Covers.
Last of the Linen Robenj
'i’it‘it’t".
Nightgowus ’ ’ ‘
Druwcrs
l 1‘ ‘ \ r
i:
With tiic ticparturc of Junt- we oi'i'cr sonic wonderful
attractions. 'i'iicrc are
a vcry fcw of thc Linen itobc
Dresses icit, choice putt-trim, all of them desirable.
()nc iillptil‘it‘ti gown oi liaittlkci‘chici Linen, the front
of lilt‘ waist and tho front panel of the skirt ltauti rtiibroitlcr-
mi in it gracciul iluwcr and vinc pattern. Was $i3. now $10.
"i‘wu Swiss gowns of finc quality with English iiycict
Work. wcrc $lii.5t) and $l7, now $12.
’l‘ilrcc i.iilt'il shirt waist dresses, waists culbroitlel‘ctl oil
titc front. pittiu lint-rt for skirt. wcrc $0. now $5.
Lttcc Suction, on italic immediately.
0
Lace Mitts for Summer.
A lil't'li)‘ obi fashion rt-vit'ctl is that of wearing black
or witiic i.tit’t‘ Mitts witlt t-iiiow Sit’L‘l't‘S. They are cool Emil
becoming. lillti givc that scusc oi [Il‘tllt‘t‘litlll desired by litany
\VUillt‘ll.
.“l \‘ill‘it‘ti assortment at 33 liilii Soc.
A Carpet Item.
\\'c have a quantity
the itinuuidctory which
'i‘ilcsc itctmmuls longt-
of ingrnin t'arpct Rcmuants from
we shall t‘itm‘ out :tt :1 low price.
in lcugtii from Six to i.vcnty~fivc
)nrds and ilitfiiliit' all styles of pilill‘l'lih‘ and hi. mlorings.
'
'i‘lic)‘ will go at not- :1 _\".lrtl.
First floor.
-——-—-———__..__._
\\'c how a ntltnbcr of ('ottngc 'l‘oilct Stands. thc outfit
containing wash bowl, pitt‘ht-r, soap dish. and ichl arm.
'i‘hcy nrc wry neat. light in wright. and take up iiitlc room.
$1.75, curb.
A lictivirr grttllc unnmcictl wlutc. equipped with all
llt‘t‘t'ShIll‘)‘ articles. $2.75
and $3.50.
ilotmc Furnishing Storc‘. liuscmcnt.
The D. M. Read. co.
g .
«
“MY
trite kind rat. no. mm '3
in Ilse for over-:80 yours, has
"and wm'cii lutl '
hows the signatm'o, of
and hits been made nnd'nr his per--
sons! supervision since
its tanner.
. . Albino motodeoolvo youinfliis.
All Counter-felts, Imitation: and “Just-M-good”nrs but
Experiment“ that-trifle with and endanger the health of
m M Children—
‘ wnatfi‘é
Gummlnahn
Corie; Blood and '
Mute-toe must Wig
,CAsroui’A
loss substitute for Castor Oil. Earn-
tlm “Syrups. names-m. on
contains neither-Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance.
and only"
[to as is its guarantee. It destroys Worm.
Favor-mimosa. It. cures Diarrhea: and Wind
colic. It: renews- 'Toethlnc Troubles. cured Oohittipntion
and Fbtulonoy.
Iii ”him the Food, regulates the.
Statue]: 3nd Bowers. giving Italthy and
The OW’I Purim-Tito Mother’s
Wilson.
Friend. '
”NUINII‘TCASTOR lA ,_ “WA"
.80»:
. . i
now mm.
Mich” who was born April 20
is a member or the class all
no owner “our rr.
, it is no astral. iii.
mom, item sores. Sou than
, bin, nothing is so emotive Is
text's Arum luvs.
'Kiiltlitliéfltiti “titan { .
' lift!” for ngr 30 You“ ‘ if.
AR? Moons.
Juno 27.--'l‘hc oili-
ctal obituary record 0! Yale Univor-
my for the put ysttr shows that the
number of deaths moot-doll in 162.
cyst-s30 me oi the Immune! ot the
modulate department being about at
my Tits oldest living srstluate is
. Joseph 3. Lord of lining-burg.
3138?. Ho
t retrofits, hum.
maritime; 1
freight wreck horn yd. it
it dram-n, at Noni am. till
tractors or an arm. ,‘tho who
caused by the fill , o‘f thq
attached to chop it of
the limit struck 0 on
cub of the origins ‘ .
sinner Morley it initially
n
,w
from iniur as tho i ‘
30 mils. iii: hour iii!“
The
tracks were black '
Wh-
Saiil, ' ’
30bit-
,r'liccuLtAtt "mm mm.
t MADISON. Juan tile—in I mull“
KO.
9M 3
it,“
“r ‘
If”.
«‘3‘.
Norwalk Chronicler