illsrizli PLitBE
Three Bridgeport
' il‘sve‘ilsilitii to
of Journeyman
slot: ”1"" of Walci‘illii'y,
_ W .l’rceb's Place of
.5 »' j, l . ‘ ii Detected by
ilsyiil‘oili tellers
Three boys. each sixteen years of
age; Alech Roberts. of 224 Bishop
street. Waterbury; Albert Baldwin.
colored. of ill Mlnthrop avenue New
Haven. and Philip Thomas, of is oil-
‘ hert street, New. Haven. were arrested
early this morning-hymns” Walter
Hall. Roberts waachsyged with at.
tempting. to break and enter the harbor
gallop of Henry C. Fresh. in North
Main street, at 4 o'clock this morning,
The othertwc boys were charged with
vagrancy and attaching themselves to
freight cars. , .
' Raymond Leimer, while on his way
from his home to Magner's livery sta-
ble'to feed theghorses, saw Roberts
dodge into . 5e alleyway near A. J. Col-
lihgand Co pany‘s store. He thought
it a rather strange proceeding and fol-
lowed him. He testified that he saw
him standing on the window sill of
Mr.‘5!'roeb's shop, trying to pick the
(glass out of the window, so that he
might get at the catch of the window.
Mr. Lleimer tb n informed omcer Hail,
Wile arrested berts. Roberts claim.
, of! that burglary was not his purpose
in going into the alleyway. it was
shown that the other two boys had
2. been in Roberts' company, and it was
thought that they had some know
ledge of the case, so they. too. were
arrested‘whon found an hour or so
inter on the railroad tracks. Both
boys were looking for work. they tes-
tified. Thomas had run away from
his home in New Haven because of
thecrueity of his parents. Baldwin
s way to Jersey City where
“secure employment driving a
carriage. 2
Inckwood appointed Con-
striking journeyman.
hand many of the ion
because there is muc
Two more masters
demands of the union
ing. Bonner & Co. and
w
composed chiefly of
getting their.
without pay til
time if they should
emergency.
ed to stand together
tors are planning to
the country and the
does not exist.
to work in this city.
any very soon.
pathetic strike. The
or we. U '. .
ivou d undou ted 5 save made a suc-
cessvas be secured an acquittal of the
prisoner on the ground of insufficient
evidence. The Thomas boy was sent
to the Connccllciit’fidh‘nol for Boys
anchaidw ‘ do go.
will Had
Members iii" ”TL“ Gil
Pleasant $3" at it dint.
NEW
workers on the new
on strike today. in
secured the
them to the Boston
About sixty of Mill era of Grace
Ba isl Church. o-thr‘W‘lh. wont to
Ito n Point, yesterdly‘rinorning. and
spent the day. the occasion being the
annual picnic of the Sunday school.
Rev. and Mrs. John D. Nichols. of the
Knight Street A. M. E. Church, as well
as other friends, were members of thc
party. The various attractions at illc
Point were enjoyed. and refreshments
of sandwiches. cake, ice cream. lemon-
ade, fruit, ctr... were served,
Superintendent Charles D. Lloyd dc-
sireii to thank the committee of ar-
rangements, James D. Whitehead. Rev.
D. 8. Thomas. W. C. Minion and flea-
con George W. Johnson. as well as the
commiticc of teachers. Rev. D. 8. Tho-
mas, of the senior class, Mrs. D. 8.
Thomas. Miss fills Hamlet and Mrs.
Joseph While, of the primary dasscs,
for their offorls in mailing the affair
a success.
steel workers.
ed here that similar
egun
and Cos Cob Conn.
& Hartford Rallroa
Weatport. against
do with the general
pany.
GUESTS AT CAMP
-—8avo mom-y by ordering your mill
at the Mnlol Keogh (10M (30.. f-lonvlcw
ave. l'hono, lib-1i.
a...“
GUEO AGENT DIOARMO.
uni-s—
Archihaid c. ”as. of Itlmford. Wants
Half of Agent's Commission.
Pa rs were served today by Dopa-
ty 8 ariif John W. Sculioy in a fill"
brought by Archibald C. Foss. of Siam
ford. a real unfair dealer. again“ W
. Marine. of Norwalk, alleging
3500 damages. The writ claims that
on sbverai occasions. Mr. Foss employ-
ed Mr. Dollar-inn to show to prospective
purchasers property in The Norwaiiia
and that each was to receive or the
brokers' commissions. its claims ihiii
no has never paid till-lie com:
IIIII‘OIII. hence the unit. This case
5: i returnable before, the town court of
tandem the first Monday in August
M»
OIiTUAlY NOTIO.
W
HRH. MARY (J. HARTWIUK.
A lolly party of
two launches and psi
been holding forth
week. The visitors
terlained by the trio.
the camp was the re
notions and the cam
broken up Saturday.
down were Clarence
Montgomery. "Dick"
Haynes.
Goldsloirl.
farther It. Wright
i
ml turnstiles
BRIDGEPOR. . Jul ‘ 5 5
plumbers donned overs is and jumpers . . , »
and taking up their lire pots went to 2
worli yesterday morning in many partt
0f the city, taking the
in: to work out of town.
of them have'left already as they say
it is easy to get work in other cities
in progress throughout New England.
They signed the new agreement giving '
their men 83.50. half holiday Saturday
afternoons without .pay and mounts
ing a new organisation that is to be
unions all over the country. Thehew
organisation is practically the same as
the old Building Trades Council. )3)
Kiwi holiday Saturday
e men will get double
work Saturday afternoon in case of an
The Master Plumbers' Associatioa
met Wednesday and discussed the
strike at considerable length but vot-
to the union. whose demands the mem-
bers consider unreasonable. The mail-
plumbers to this city if they fail to
get a sufficient number of'members of
a new plumbers“ union.
say there are two plumbers' unions in
The masters hope to
get members of the rival organisation
There was a special meeting of the
Piumbers' Union last evening to dis
cuss the situation. No more has bean
made by either side towards a settle-
ment and there is not expected to be
it is yet too early to talk of a sym-
Plumbers‘ Union say they expect to
see the number of signatures on the
new agreement increase every day and
in that way expect to get a foothold
which will lead them on to victory.
They believe it is only a uestion of a
short time before they wil win.
BRIDGE WORKERS GM STRIKE.
——--
Naw Haven Workman Obey Order
From Officers of National Union. 4
HAVEN. July Mir—Bridge
on JilluCB,l_ll‘t'i‘|2.iilld Kimberly around,
the latter spanning West River. went
order issued by the officers of the
National Union. it being charged that
the American Bridge Company. which
contracts.
which olilploys non-union
Word was also receiv-
lo-day against
Bridge Company on structures at Mil-
icrs Falls. Mass: Vancebom. Maine,
strike of steel workers on the new
bridge for the New York, New Haven
the
Steel Company of Stadium, Pa.. but
this was ended today. the national on-
ion hsving consented to arbitration
of the questions at issue.
at Viesiport. however, had nothing to
day against the American Bridge Conl-
Dslepation of Norwaik Firemen In-
tsrtairlad There Last Evening.
went down the harbor last evening In
Blackberry. where “Jim" Sutherland.
"Mil" Northrop and Willi-ii Bocor have
not a single mosquito la in be found
on the island this year.
eaten alive. Camp Blackberry will be
Thomas Murray and
iia. WRIGHT was any causes
min
untold 9!!!in H. Hamilton. of New
Canaan. claiming till alleged balance
due on a wagon purchased from
mime vain» sws silos ‘ALhPAIl‘ro or rns wallet
, Employers
tile Demands
28.--'Mastsr
places of theil
0n the slim
rneymen are go
About 2t
ills Wives, can ‘les‘
is building work
acceded to tht‘
yesterday morn
Chris. Schreiber.
money effectually
between "Binabcard"
buildl trades
rig for two hours. which was later
. Almost on the steps of the
be required to
lease of life.
and not give in
earnest did she appear in an
bring non-union
The masters
lion planned to take place
beat of feeling was postponed until 2 o'clock.
time the governor granted the
until September.
the case from humanitarian
only. She enlisted in her aid
members of the fury in the negotiations.
At 2 a. m., Jailer
telephone call. Some person
he would appear at the jail
l...“—
steel structures "RIDGEPORT.
obedience to an
has sublet He also said that he had
Bridge Company.
iron and Bridgeport Baseball Club. that
not play any more Sunday
games there.
Mr.
strikes were he
the American
There has been a
would follow.
d Company at
Pennsylvania
Harold arsenwoed Had No
the Proceedings.
The strike
per throwing in Eliot Norwslii
strike begun to
tcrday.
had no malicious motives in
ILACKIIIIY.
on a dog which had a habit
log out at him as he passed
er's premises.
Norwsllt firemen
lag the mover in the eyes
Bertha Kosmctchl.
ENCAMPMINT
W
d a visit to Camp
during the past
wore royally en
The report that
many.
Last summer
mistress of mos-
perg were almost
ed the following officers of
Encampment. l. o. 0. it
C. P.»~—fismuel ifvsrlii.
H. Emit. W. Mnodlri.
Those who want
iluliory. Biddle
Burke. Charlie
Mr.
Treasurerwil. ll. Keith.
has iirnuglil suit
Mr.
scorn,
A Noted Bigsmlsi. and Convict-
ed of tile Murder of line of
glintil
the Middle of. September»-
Woiusii With Money Appears
to Have Case Carried Higher
CHICAGO. July fill—A woman with
intervened today
Johann, Roch
d the hangman. securing a reprieve
ed to the middle of September, by
Governor Deacon, until the case can
be reviewed by the Supreme Court;
the combination of feminity and tin-
sncs which has been potent throughout
the remarkable career of the multi-
blgsmist and wife murderer developed
snow and secured him the additional
When death faced Hoch within two
hours a woman went to his rescue. So
furnish the money necessary to allow
Hoch to appeal his case that there was
a hurried consultation between offic-
ials. The upshot was that the neon.
minute allowed by law, during which
The woman is said to be wealthy and
professed to have become interested in
ton H. Montgomery. one of the most
prominent physicians in the city. Dr.
Montgomery acted as her intermed-
Whitman was
aroused from his sleep to answer a
fused to give his name announced that
m., prepared to furnish money, the
Continued on Eighth Page“
RESTRIOTlON OIPLIASURIS.
‘ No More Sunday Iasebail or Vauds‘
Villa at Itesplachase island.
July 28.~—l’rosecut-
lug Attorney i‘ulllliuil liilillllll-ll lmlliy
that be had forbidden Firmen Michel
to run any more vaudeville shows at
Steeplechase island on Sundays. say-
ing that he had received a complaint.
and that the law must be obeyed.
Manager James H. O‘Rourke, of the
Pullman said that the resort
must be conducted more in accordance
with the laws of Connecticut In regard
to Sunday than it had been or arrests
EAST NORWALK PEPPER CASE.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Bcillicy has
been investigating the case of red pep-
Thc Sentinel published the facts yes
Frederick Brundagc admits
that he threw the pepper, bill that he
and that he had been using the pepper
He states that Har-
old Greenwood had no hand in throw-
lNOTALLATiON.
Deputy Grand Patriarch Nomad. of
Itamferd. conducted Ger-
Dopuiy Grand Patriarch anstead.
of Stamford. came up to Norwslli last
night. with his delegation. and install-
ticnior Wardcnmfloold handle.
Junior Wardonwwmlsm Micros.
ll'f‘Ail. THADI ila‘l‘lhlfAC‘i‘OlV.
NEW YORK. .luly ilk-«Tho diapal.
shell to Don's Mview indie
retail trade in sclmnniiio linmi is of
satisfactory volume. and wholesalers
seaming.
s... c... .., .,. l “m“
found sham , ,- . ma
Hahn. announcing that she had left
and did not intandfitogreturn. The
departure was and find altogether
unexpected, and aim is at a loss
to account for it.
Qn‘malring .lnc
learned that his -
her! best clothes in 5
and that an can ->
at the house at , 2' o'clock, taking
away her trunk like three small
sons. none of»: ' it years
of ago, only . ‘ at home
at the time, ,‘ it simply
bade him fared, liar as Mr.
extend- ‘liabn is aware; .mt provid-
ed with funds.“ dolls, not. think
she possessed money to enable
her to leave :.
scaffold. it is though "deserted hus-
band that his 5 ‘over in the
person of Harry», who form-
erly resided at ,' , Miter of Salem
and Csrliale at, with. his invalid
mother. Mrs. _, ithind'was removed
to a sanitariui‘n weeks ago, and
the house islnow; ‘ p .n. ,
Since the ”Mathis mother.
young Whitford tilts made his home in
a barn in Portsca street. living in a
room in the loft. inquiry in the
neighborhood last evening failed to
disclose the whersbonis of Whitford.
The young man was at one time an
usher in the Hyperion theatre and is
well known in the Fourth Ward. Ir.
Hahn claims‘ghe found him at his
home when in rein", (film a lodge
meeting one night time ago and
warned him not to go there again.
Since then. he believes. Mrs. Hahn has
met Whilfordrciwadestlnsiry.‘ She is
.about 29 years old. Wbiflord is about
the same age. ; , 5
-—DO YOti WA . TO WY A ‘HAT‘f
Just take two I , to the Krieger
‘ ifpick and get
a Colt , find
you our aaw, Sat-
olfer to
at. noon
the last
reprieVe
motives
Dr. Lla-
the Max b‘argaii
nrdayon .
mam-nor: KILLED
ill WREcii iihiflGLAliil
First Syrians Achi‘lillonjl-
eclric MM“ ’Tilai
Countrywide” Injured
LIVERPOOL, July 28.—-An electric
cxprc’ss ”alarm the lnllicashire and
Yorkshire railroad. bound from Liver-
pool in Soulhpori, collided last seven
ing with an empty stationary train
at the Hall Road station. noticing the
death of twenty-three persons and the
injury of many.
The first car of tile express. which
was crowded, was smashed to pieces
and only six of its occupants escaped.
The road was recently given an eloc'
iril- equipment. .
This is the first serious accident. that
has occurred on an electric railway in
England and it filled with horror the
numerous waiting passengers standing
at the Hall Road station, who were
spectators of the disaster. The collis-
ion lifted tho first. car of the express
completely off the steel frame and
crashed it down again on the unfortu-
nate passengers. twenty of whom were
killed outright. More. of them would
have liccn liiliod but for the presence
of mind of a Liverpool architect, who,
soiling that a collision was inevitable,
shouted to his fellow passengers to
throw themselves upon the floor of the
car.
Almost immediately after the crash
the wreckage burst into flanicii. The
mangled bodies of the dead and the
cries of the injured vainly heseeching
that they be ostricuied from the burn-
ing wreckage formed a terrible scene.
and many women on the platform
fainted. The victims included several
women and children. Fortunately the
badly injured number comparatively
low. The cause of the collision is un-
known.
who re-
at 109..
notified
hc must
baseball
Hand in
of which
so doinn
of lump»
the own-
of Miss
“mm” 'i'we cents a quart for Williams'
floor Beer against thirty fer soda and
bottled drinlis. Try it at once.
MI. M'IMDI OHOIEN IIOINT.
m
ascends Stephen I. Jarvis as Head-of
Ottoman Council. it A.
Bliormiin' Council, No. latz. Royal
Ari-sniim. held a regular meeting last
night. and listened to an address by
Deputy (trend Regent Bride. of Bridge:
i
s
All! HIM
salon. JULY ”this?
ass .ovii on...
snorsesscliim
GREENWicli Billiduliy 1
Accused. Men Say They Call , .
Prove Alibi-0ificcr Stirs ‘
ile's Rigid—Were iii Sailsck
a Price’s Store
Says to have Concealed Judo-
. merits, Exaggeraiod Surplus
and Delayed Paying Claims.
consumes. July 2s.-—ln the bor— _
ough court here, yesterday, George »
Parceil. an upholstercr. who says his U 4 , ,
my f..ltll“”ili‘i$il.3".lla c: ms- Mniw Wm WM ,
' ' ‘ lip tonsill- Willi Abuse] of
Wstsr Street Saloonlieep‘sr; '
an upholsterer’s store in Greenwich.
were charged with attempted burglary
in School: a Price's clothing store herd
—Exsmlnsiions (lover a gun :15;le a. as well as “holdlns us" Who is Serving Sentence In
Period strive Years—Many Patrolman Creamer surprised the Jail at Bridgapo
burglars, but one of them held the
muscle of his revolver against the oili-
cer's temple. and they made their es-
cape. Creamer says he recognised the
——
Claims Largely Reduced
Mrs, Susiennna Zoellinger has lust
brought action for divorce against her
ALBANY. N. Y.._July Zia—Conceal.
ment of judgments against the with men, and When George came toyisit [Logpwd’ .Cflflpflrzmlllnsfir. now in
easy amounting to 3182.767. exagger. his brother last week. the wings , ~ ‘l | » . .9; a sentence
ation of its surplusby over $300,000 promnuy arrested. - . ' 7 ' '4 . .
5 5, Nd‘yidge Joseph R. . .
.2 . 5 L, lthls, . [ic‘when he threatened , ’ .2
ind Espressman John Connors, who
was assisting in arresting him.
The. complaint allegca‘thst thencoil-
plc were married in New York city.
January 22. 1889. the bride’s name
being Susleanna Selsinger. For more
than two years past the husband has
been habitually intemporate, sniffer
many years has been guilty palatal»... . '
ernbie crucify. The couple have three
children. Charles. aged sixteen years;
Lillian, aged fourteen, and Susie-aged
twelve. Mrs. Zoellinger wants an ab-
solute divorce, custody of the children
and alimony.
Attorney John J. Cuneo appears for
-Mrs. Zoellingcr. 5 -
The case is returnable to the-Su-
perior, Court the first Tuesday infirm
tembg, . 5, , 5
Blah. lif‘Sculley has the papers“ his;
posse‘ision, and will go to Bridgeport
jail today or tomorrow to serve them
upon Zoellingsr.
son sass.
FOR SALE—THREE BUlLDiNG
lots corner of High street and Taylor ,
avenue. Easy terms. inquire of WrS.’ 7}.
Hatfield. 36 High street, South" N03; ,
The case seems likely to 5
some curious features. The 5 5
men salivary indignant over then“, . ..
rest, ciaft‘hing that it is a case ofmls-
taken identity.
W. F. Ferris defended them at the
trial, and, although Creamer aware
positively they were the men. deposl4
tions were read from employers of
George Purcell. in Springfield. that he
was at-work for them on the date of
the crime. The men denied the charge
and have witnesses to prove their all-
bi when the case is resumed.
Selleck A; Price also have a store
in South Norwalk.
c—n—M- _—-
EDWIN \GILIERT'S OUTING.
Edwin Gilbert, president of the Gil-
bert I: Bennett Manufacturing Com—
pany. of Georgetown, will glvg the
members of his once forced their
wives and sweethearts, an outillg to-
morrow at Dorlon‘s Point. Theftparty
will come'down on the noon traih and
will be taken to the Point bykepccial
trolley. There can of Landlord “O‘Sul—
livan’s famous shore dinners will be
served. ' ‘
and a settled policy of delay in paying
claims. are some of the charges made
against the Mutual Reserves Life in-
surance Co. by Chief Examiner Isaac
Vandcrpoel in his report, submitted to
state Superintendent of insurance
Hendricks and by him made public.
The examination was begun last Doc-
embar and covers a period back in
1899. The company has headquarters
crecht. Staten island: 0. A. Sexsmlih.
in New York city and claims assets of
between five and six millions.
Examiner Vandcrpoel says that the
management of the company made no
mention of these judgments in the
item of liabilities reported for the
year 1904.
"Of the $184,913.25 reported by the
company in its last annual statement
a. being due or accrued for salaries.
rents. office. expenses, taxes. bills. ac-
counts, ‘etc..” says he. “$182,873.92
consisted of lud gments entered against
this company. i am constrained to be-
lieve that. the return of this item af-
ter the manner stated couid‘not have
been the result of an inadvertence.
and certainly constituted a conceal-
ment of facts sufficient to render the
company's sworn statement for 1904
materially inaccurate in its failure to
return these Judgments under the ap-
propriate title.
“i"urtlier statements in those at»
pouring in credit assets and policy re-
serve, as between the figures Publish-
ed in the coulpany's‘ last annual slate
meat and. similar ltemanambodied in
this report. are produced in the item
of unpaid death claims December 31.
190i. They are returned in the annual
statement of the cotnpany at 3196,-
~ATTENTION.
Ali of our 85, 86 and 81' Hats to go
for 82, tomorrow all day. i he labor on
these Hats cost us $2.50. and you get
all the material on same for nothing.
H. .KRIEGER & CO.
walk.
NEW QROKEIA3550EFI‘GE OPEN-
lignl“LET{flm-’ .
rg vpnuow ~, .. .;
alltce. Will sol will. .. ’9...
buyer. Address Piano, care this . ..c
.128 at W
roa SALE—CAT soar. 32nd: qr.
Adams I. Freeman, who are repre-
senting If, H. Hoyt & Company. of
the New York Consoidated Stock Ex-
704.31. As the result of this examin; chm!”- ““0 03°90“ '“‘ “"m‘" chess, Andrea 0. xii. “118' .‘y 37““
nilon ihi' amount is shown to be tsm, 5“"6 0' rooms “' ‘33 Atlantic stroot. Burner?- ' *l' "
Stamford, over the Acker Merrail d:
Condit store.
”limit.
“The company‘s inst annual siste-
meul." says the report. produces a sir
called surplus of unassigned sums
amouuiing to 835.125. The examine
lion just completed fixes this item at
$38,492.16, the difference, being due
to reduction in real estate values on
appraisal. rectification of rcsorvc data
frtlill'whit‘h policy of certificates val-
uations in various credits by bring-
ing the net amount of same within the
respcl'ilvo reserves charged against
the pollciies upon which these credit
asscig real.
The report shawls ill detail how in
suranco at one time amounting to
“$23,000.73. finally yielded its bello-
ficiarios $906,666.24. there having
been deducted 8293.65530 on account
of an indebtedness ascertained by the
company to exist against the assured,
with a further deduction of 3722388
roe easemoirsiusslm media
room cottage, No. 8 Coftatc liven ._
East Norwalk. Mrs. Jsi‘otllll E. Smi ‘. ‘
;_ 127-2“
DIED.
Dian-JULY 27, 1905. OLIVER 1..
Crnw. aged ill years, Funeral carries
on will be held from his late residence.
15 Chestnut street. Sunday. Jilly 30, at
2 p. m.
son SALE—~GREAT nanoanii
Doubt it? Figure it out; 10 main,
noose. water in. lot 60xlbil. route for
$17.00 per month paid iii" advance;
_ price only “.000. inquire of D. 8.
WANTED. Hull. Room No. Lauder Block,
, . South Norwsik. 127 St
wANTEomnernlsNCED opu- ~ ‘ ’.
FOR SALE—«AT A BARGAIN: 0th
rotors on straw sewing machines;L al-
so, a few girls to learn that line of‘ rowing skiff. 15 feet long in good or-
work. Early applications should be der. also one lot of spars. and 18.4
malls lo Dennis &. Blanchard. 132 Wa- inch hoops, copper fastened; Two rud-
tor street. 12547-29 aI-a den; and two steering oafrs. 10 and
12 feet long. and one water rumba-
WANTED—lN EAST NOBRALK. quire of Andrew N. Taylor. lit W .
live or six rooms in good condition for ward avenue. after 6 othMr fl.
man and wife. Address T. V.. Keogh ’ 28 8t
l.
retained by the company for the var- Building. East Norwslll. 127 at . . I
ious alleged violations of contract by —. --- - - ~~~ FOR SALE~~AN EXTENSION TOP'
the insured. wgungMoumms WANTED, surrcy. with pole and shafts, built by
in 1895 the department recom»
mended that the company establish a
sinking fund to offset the deprecia-
Goodrich & Co. For particulars'ap
ply to l-‘. H. Rowan. 21 lillmwood ave-5
nue. South Norwaik. 126 6t
floor and bench, near Norwaik. Apply
ll o'clock p. m.. Jilly 29th. Vidorn
Hotel. South Norwalk. inquire for Mr.
tion of lenses. The suggestion was Becker. 127'3t
adopted, but. says the examiner of .. _. .-.,.-__-._ ..._._.,__. , LOST.
fund 'appcars to have been abandon- WANTED—ASSISTANT STENC-
od some time ago for in ten years ii
has reached but $56,948.76. The sum
of "2.0% has, howeVor, been her.
rowed from this fund and is charged
to mortuary account. The balance,
grapher and bookkeeper in business
office. young lady preferred. Salary
nominal at start. Address in own
hand-writing. giving references. exper-
ience if any. and amount of salary do
LoaT»—chnm...llllv filoll'l‘. Bili-
tween Rotoll Point and Nor-stalk M. E.
church a Waterman fountain pen.
ti reward will be paid for Ming; (1): 5
therefore. filer thchlonln tohiho laiir‘l‘r sired. "J" care Scuiincl offlco, South same '0 this office.
account. l‘ ones 1. e ease old so - flaunt ' :27 fit . . fl; , ' '2
ing fund to $13,948.76 instead of tlas.- .2 but??? A aflAfigf’wt’fimfifi
000. the amount which should now rep- WANTED .... 30y. “gouty .5 )3 ""_. in center: . . will be
resent it. under the recommendation
made in i896 by the appraiser of the
insurance department."
The names of the executive of-
ficers of the company and their salar-
ies are reported as follows:
"Frederick A. burnhsm president.
silaooo; George D. Eldridge. vice-
yesrs of site. for general grocery work. 3.1,,“
lnq’uire this office. 128. It
WANTED—A UUOD MAN TO DD
paid fon its return tortilla 5 cc. 120 It
LOIT—-BETWMN Elihu: is» _
land and notes Point. ladies black ’
liver small rectum and tho to In- blind bag containing calling cards.
"Gilli“ well used floods. Apply by money and a railroad ticket to New
mall. 8. this office. 120 3! York. Finder will return to an. .i. P.
Knight. Belle island. and receive lib-
president. 017.000; 0. W. ngrpor. w NTlD—OARPENTERS. APPLY
grrisstnrur.t $5.03)“? ivvllhkmn'l’nrt’m- to i: W. Duty. 66 Osborne avenuél. m“ reward. no at
a race. . : am oer. I. 26l
mpm'm‘ :01) mg 0'.) w. (mm, M“ "0"” 3 BUSINESS NOTICES.
Milli"!- a. t -h OMI- ml- WANTED-«Gilli. soil ossansl. "“"Xv M 0
ant secretary. tailed: W. T. Eldridge. h work. 0.“ at 57 West street. '1' H' LaOTEI ‘ 9°" ' N .
assistant secretary. $2,500. once m 2t "”9" “"0 f" “'9' i '7 Pneu-
mallc Runabout. 1 light stirrer. 1 cu-
shion tired runabout. 1 rubber tired
“Immu—
ANIONiA WOMAN IUINID TO
om" 'ro tar.
bout. a steel tired rditdllnbt and
. .. w Wright sometime an ill. Hamilton and lobbm are aciivoi caused ere vol" . "'0‘ , . , .
natal}! lam??? $531.3:3"...’....“" claims that the wagon was purchuod paring for the futon». l’n which clinc- Barry ti. Ichrlde. who has canahiy ANBOiilA. July lit.~—~Aione in her 1.0 “Tm“ n, on BOAT won several others. all in goodjcoadlllon.
rim-wills. altar a lingering mm... 9.1 by his brother. ills late lease Hamill cones grow with this crops. A good filled the case of must. willed by home with two dogs. her only eompsn- Mm“ of «awn. Very ,mbm NM. “mm M HAY a If no .
ceased was thirty years or “ii and a ton, and disputes the claim. The par fooling prevails at amino and draw the resignation of ciavhcn ti. Jarvis. ions. Mrs. isabeili him was burned Adm" m East imam: , m a, if . 5 l ‘ South - ti . 0°“ . 2
widow. title is survirsd by «one not: PM We“ med redial-day by Deputy guilds lobbm are busy on sprins and, was elected. by unanimous 'th "in!“ to death iiy this morning. the ow“ _. ‘ - ‘ ‘ . ‘s: ' "f “mum", ‘ “at: r
yuan-i services will be sen sandal} mill ’4'“ W- “WW ' 9mm" “MI: WWW! “Mill" "t‘ "' ‘“" 0mm" so. “mm ”mm“ “d ”m““'“ h" ”a” ”mm" W To LIT—all roar OAT may be 'l'is will» n frond". I s. :7
' at mo from iii biary‘s during retail stocks. Jewelry mans-amt” moral “WWW“ ‘0 “‘0 ycad maiden. being MM is tilt finite or 1 O mum Seaside pl“. :lectr’lgai soul treatment l”! , 1,;
1 at will 5.. in 3., in. r. AOKIWMMI d courauv. lecturers re busy si Providence. bill manners of the Council. and lie basins, ruins after the house hiid been levelled m "mini. ' its-lit . in: ' ' and #1
HW‘I'M ’ . LIADiitd meniscus. woolen mils are operating only on or- his term of ones with their best with to the ground. The origin of the fire ' 5 ma;%gg:mm 'rflonr‘ , »
A my 900nm,” 01st the last sale of the season of liars. the high prices of raw material es and heart stillbirth is unnown. but as Mrs. lilacs lived y“, nttt‘fwl'tll‘tbiiniilll) mung, satiation free ' , . ‘-
A y” foolish! died a m " . ' midsummer lists at remariisbiy low assault the textile industries. Total The alluvial voted that. all members alone. because g s was “a in. "m or without board. No. 10 U ion- 5 . 1;"
a“. in Pound flidsc Jul can t $835 film, tfatrlmmed slit . iii lb fulfill “a“... up. west .1 .1. lead. of standing committees resin inland. dummy are inclined to love that “ML “ii, iii ‘ g. a” a“, mo“. . _
s. m Wmirss'wlil’m ' ”‘0 ~, cents: maimed hats at i and lint. ins cities is the united States are lately so that We "mm” m" "V" R V.“ "1° W“ “3 ““74"“! WW ‘ ' ’ 2. ‘ iii/er Paper all as ' tor» '
u I“ m m“ a, , o. my: 3"“ a pretty line of ill-ell trimmed hath reorientation a still of m per cent. opportunity is recoil“ 9" “9" m‘ ’1‘,“ ME"! “We?“ Mi Mi 1 CEMETERIES . Elm ' “mm ‘ = , “up . g.
m lml c n or- "my imitates [gluingndggllllor and over last year. alga-mu“ m fund "n “m m- lfilxog‘g: Thompson, sings-09%;; - 5 v.“ “W“ Vilnllllifl
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The tenant or com l.. or...» will .lueonsii-r roll panics ruin. its front wheel of etc of the we r m“ “l“ I” W W“ “mm” “W “m" “ measures“.
new m eftornm u i we. must crisscross a limitation Company no will; in m ii- mmlrasm on also to the scans of 2 are. sad, 2-. , , , r
0’ . “I. W W Mfume iii The case of Davida Waterbury til. chill! on yesterday afternoon while meals enact reset» the benefit of bursting in the doors. mallet: search , .w 5 _
"i. Mi. John ftsthel was mall y y be. ice drtm. cum gums, was driving the loss rand. and be carried for a of the h with one of s lust... . - ' “m “inflation. HM .e’osss.
mm "1‘ fore Justice the Pesos William it. the animal from the store iii Wall month at ills espouse of the omincil. headlights, at were. unable to, dis- . . warts. permanently;
. Want it“ street to air. bishop‘s new house in WW cover any occupants. _ 5‘ 'flwmwmfl W ' . _
forth- pluralism lion- can avenue. rile am can of the . as lie“ 5 , 5 , , .522. M .5 , 5 . _,
I! 7 ill waslsil atoms the animal's hind heals That maul-haematite «inch of “out memorabilia 2 layout , sum, , , “W, ,
and be started to rail. Before be all fine fists also otthfll mine of chit: coal from its Danish. so ago on. . avglflfiisdmh, , V. .2 ,2
W icons tar. Museums salaisl was too. on with cesium!” of straw assvlow ave. Phone lie .W- 1. cm. scribes I‘ll" can » ‘
clonal. Imus»: and-r control. but it was braids: “Wt stealer-s. ‘l'wo , talliishedsn employment agency at and 2- .,
in. its you. @le hind been meson is- dollars viii «if, any we at them. to “gantry “army‘m trash!“ sévwamgpm‘mm volt. 41174 g. p, -*
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