llir .ghdiwliimself
‘ Big L ‘
lib", from First Page).
00 $800,000. 0f
itlolans.
ow how much.
, is solvent."
, miner .lohn
all.
tasted for home.
at and so notified
,at Washington.
“noon. An hour
the bank was closed.
were 32.973.169.56
I 'of Pittsburg.
holly institution to
N that so far as they
3:011“ right.
'0 pink Examiner
0'10. statement can be made.
About 8 o‘clock
her husband had
til,
skins
l in his hand.
(I run and then shot himself.
tho, Mr. Clark’s attempt at
h 03h
he intended to kill himself".
1
i" resented the Second ward
liev e councils. '
the United Presbytcrzon (‘burch
‘ board.
'5‘! Wins the sensational suicide of
egress.
b. a large cicrgiral force.-labor
000
int.
. rfifln’lcllled '
Man
, ls
_ lite Saving Man
“.05 ability to sum money in-
‘eu, force of character, (‘lum
,’ ability and money. prop-
rli implied. arc the chief ole
M very six months.
Width: of 01 and over.
was.;.;._-:.:.,-.-_n,u,- .;.j
"has state deposits which
which
the checking or active
00000 of the $800,000 state
“0! outback is out on paper
W. H. Andrew
00 nearly $400,000; Frank
has borrowed considerable.
lint the
. ll. Cunning-
0001.081; of Tuesday and Tues-
erlng on the books with
Shortly before midnight
lg complained of not feeling
But ear-
,, tternoon the bank oxauiiu-
itit he opinion that the bank
the
bank yesterday morning no-
”sent out to the directors
meeting at 2 o'clock ycs~
beforc
The
the directors lasted about
filter which President (lwin-
the sensational statements
his to the cxamlners’ report
is and liabilities oi" the El
hit in the last report. made
each
rise bank cleared through
‘ At that bank
. y afternoon it was stated that
deposits were on hand from
‘ protect
' 08‘ house. and that all checks
sent back to the original
the meeting one of the direc~
ed that ~the books had been
r hurriedly bcfor the meet
knew
The directors said
. ,_ (‘unninghnm
. id£begin immediately on cxniuina-
all the books of the bank. This
ulr‘e about live. days, he said.
lurk took his life willie in his
. at his home by drinking pol-
d-then shooting himself in the
. pg and ltis wit‘e advised
rem'ain‘iu bed. and he consent-
.Mrs. Clark then went
she
heavy fall in the room above.
fainted.
“tried to the bedroom and found
as on the floor with the revol-
Icians were quickly summoned.
Clark had taken an ounce of lati-
The
1109 of the empty laudunum bot-
mystcry, and seems to indicate
suicide
Ml been contemplated previously, ai.
“' ‘ he had never said anything
ohwouid lead his family to believe
g 'r.‘Clark had lived in tho suburb of
sync for fifteen years. and has 81‘
held positions of the highest hoir
Mil trust in his own community.
II! was :t llll'lililt‘l
lavas, being a member of the oili-
I-Ie, has always been ac-
Holy interested in the work of the
batch. and was its largest. contribnlr
TTSBURG. Pa, October lll.~~'l‘hc
mtigation of the affairs of tho it.
rise National Bank. of ileuver u‘.
‘ Allegheny City. Po., the. doors of
"lie. comptroller of the currcnc
‘Clark. the cashier. is rushing
. Far into last night and
early hours of today .Iohn ii. (“in
about, national bank examiner. .vho
appointed receiver ot’ the institn
pending his investigation. asst»
an
01] In an effort to unravel the
lift)! the bank's financial cipher.
velopmcnts following the t:
and tho closing of the bunk have
startling. involving as they do
“coma of several m'omlueot cltifl
I I II III I I l.l.l:-z
snort or 0n
24, II‘. but Why not he comforts»
bier You'll find in our long line all
foot equipment something that will
suit you exactly as to shape. style-
even price.
from us to you;
satisfy.
F. D. LYON "coo.
oo' wnnmarou air.
1..
ill
of
ll
..
S.
.iililiuto
80 the invitation goes
Bee shoes hens that
SOUTH NORWALK
N...“ W... ....._.._....,..
zens whohave been active in state
politics.
According to the statements of Prep
idcnt Gwinner, the funds were used
to float: the Santa. Fe Central Railway
and the Pennsylvania State Senators
W. H. Andrews and Arthur Kennedy.‘
and Francis J. Torrance were deeply *
interested together with Cashier
Clark. I
The two projects are allied ones.
Former Senator Arthur Kennedy is
president of the Development Com-
pany, and former Senator W. Ii. An-
drews is president of the railway.
Francis .I. Torrance is heavily hr
ierested in both concerns and his cou-
ildcntlal man. W. C. Hogan. is nectar
tury of both companies. Mr. Clark,
thodcud cashier of the Iliutcrprlse.
was treasurer of both companies and
the bank was the custmiian of l.nl.‘ll'
bonds. which were held as security for
the loans. Personal notes of the pro
motors are also reported to be. among
the. additional security furnished the
bank.
The exact amount. of money carried
on deposit in the bank will probably
not be known until State Treasurer
Mathues comes to Harrisburg. He
is expected to reach the department
during the day. '1‘. Stewart Pierce.
cashier of the treasury. is expected to
return this afternoon from Wilming-
ion. I)ci.. and he may possibly give
out a statement.
Assistant Cashier Dewey. who is in
charge of the department in the ab-
sence of his superiors, declines to fur-
nish the information or oi. discuss the
report that $50,000 of state money was
deposited in the Enterprise Bank last.
Tuesday.
The state department of banking
has no supervision over the Enterprise
National Batik. Deputy Commission
are Morflson said today that. he knew
nothing whatever about the bank's
affairs. and th he was positive (loin-
missioners Morison said today that
he knew nothing whatever about the
bank's affairs, and that he was posi-
tive Commissioner Iierkcy could give
no ini‘ornmiion. The commissioner is
at Somerset today. and it not expected
at his office. before tomorrow.
Former Senator Andrews denies the
statement of President lwincr and
says he never got a cent from the
book. Mr. Torrance is ill, and Sec-
retary Hagan in speaking for him. also
denied that he had been a borrower.
Former Senator Kennedy is en route
to this city and is expected today
Upon reaching here a meeting of the
directors will be called and it is sold
a complete statement of the condition
of the companies with the bank will
be made. Since the closing of the
book it has been developed that llllil‘
ed States government and stole otii~
ccrs have been in Pittsburg within the
lust few weeks. looking into the affairs
of the institution and particularly. it
was said, to make an investigation of
the statement rtcently made in" limit-
or i.. Castle. Prohibition candidate for
supreme judge. relative to the accept.
ing of money from the. state with the
umicrstamiins that certain politicians
would have the benefit of loans.
\V. Ii. l'tidgely, comptroller of the
currency. it was learned. was in Pitts.
burg two weeks ago, having stopped at
the lluoucsne Club. Last week .lohn
A. llcrkcy. state commissioner of
booking. and John W. Morrison. depv
utv commissioner of banking. spent
several days in this city, havinc resis-
tcrcd at the Hotel Henry, llerkey lt-t’l
Pittshurg lust 'l‘imrsday and Morrison
departed Friday. They are said to
have had conferences with several lie:
publican politicians.
it is .suid that the state will loso
nothing by the closing of the Enter"
prise National litmk, as the state
funds are fully protected by indemnity
bonds furnished the state treasurer
by the directors of the bank. the MCI"
cnntllc Trust Company of Pittsburg
and the United States Fidelity and
thinrnnty Company of Baltimore.
National Ilnnk Examiner John O.
t‘unninuham this morning said it was
too curly for him to be able to say any-
thihg as to the bank’s condition, pur'
ticulnrly us to its solvency or insol'
vency.
_ THE FIREMEN’S FAIR.
a Crowd of.i.000 People.
-T.ast night was
I.‘)cpurtmcnt at tii Armory. The can
vnsscrs report n
and varied attractions.
between here and Ilridgcport. 'i‘otuor
nylon. Burton and Noroion.
Lust evening's entertainment pro
Schuyler and a black l‘nco comedian
This evening's vaudeville number wit
comedians. and Joe linrdnmn, it pops
Iar monologneiol.
Another big crowd is expected to
night.
and this is evidence that, they are woi
pleased.
night is the free dancing.
conscientious man.
ways votes as ho prays.
Whllc~-Yeu: to my knowledge in
years-430mm Transcript.
said.
we do meet on trolley cat's. don't we?’
in...» in insurance tom
Isl
evidence given before the legislative
insurance investigating committee In’
Last Night a Most Enjoyable One for
in numy respects
the most cnjoynlilp one so far of the
great week fair of the Norwulk it'll‘I'
good lllliiil'tt‘llli nod
ttlp 1,000 people in lllll‘lltlllllt'h were.
thoroughly pleased with the various
There were delegations of visiting
firemen present last night from places
row night a large number of firemen
are expected from New (Yunnan. Row-
cram was furnished by (ihnntroll and
be given bv Price and Steele. tlcrmnn
Many people come each night
One of the features cuch
Orconswl reckon Brown in a very
He tells me he at»
hasn‘t voted at all for the last live
"i met my wife on a trolley car." he
“What awfully funny looking people
she replied. absent-mtndedly.-vonkers
maul Today.
NEW ‘ YORK. October 19.--The roe
bility of an arrest for perjury in the
at
creased the interest in today’s session
of that committee. Expectation of an
arrest grew out of the action of the
committee yesterday. when it summon-
ed Assistant District Attorney Rand
at the conclusion of the testimony of
George F. Plunkitt. who had declared
that he did not sign in voucher for
$901 for legal expenses to which his
unine was attached. The voucher had
been paid by the Mutual Life lnsur~
unce Company. This evidence was
followed by testimony showing that
other vouchers for legal expenses had
been used to collect funds from the
Mutual for the maintenance of a house
at Albany. where the. Mutual Life In-
surance Company's agent. was quar-
tered and where members of the log-
is’laiivo insurance Committee were. cu-
tertaiucd.
Further disclosures in
were anticipated today.
When the hearing was resumed to-
day. Richard A. McCurdy. president of
a
this line
bery of 810.000 worth of diamonds
from the wife of George W. Hoadlcy.
day evening. was announced by the
police toaduy.
robbery occuri'ed‘whiie Mr. and Mrs.
Handler were at the theatre.
mer bell boy of the Buckingham and
nection with the robbery.
w. L. D
Grumman’s
159 Washington St.
W.”H000Iiy"i’.00t 010.00 Worth
. of Jowolry. '
NEW YORK. October 19.—-—The rob-
thc Buckingham Hotel. lust Tues.
George W. Hosdley .la
brother of Joseph H. Houdley. The
A for-
waiter were arrested to-day in con-
. ...__.:.‘..:.Lw..~.. ..
booths
$2.50. 3300, $3.50
SHQES
So. Norwalk.
the. Mutual Life Insurance Company.
was recalled to resume his testimony
unto the connection of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company with the
trust companies. which was being In-
vestigated when the committee ad~
journed yesterday.
liuren. president, until ll o'clock ch-
nesdny_ October Zolll, 1001'). to supply
. N. -..—_..A.-—-. .v v».--
Bids for Coal.
Ilids will lie rcceivel by Robert Vdu
BLANKETS interactions
IN PRICE AND WE OWN THE GOODS AT MUCH LESS PRICE THAN THEY COULD BE BOUGHT AT T
PRBENT TIME. ‘
.r
NOS. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.
\v.
THE COOL WEATHER WHICH WE HAVE EXPERIENCED IN THE LAST FEW DAY. HA8 OUOGIO
OUR STOCK OF BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLE.
OUR ORDERS‘WERE PLACED AND THE GOODB BOUGHT BEFORE THE ADVAN
.—
BLANKETS. COMFORTABLES.
We have all grades of Blankets,
from the Cheap Cotton Blanket. to the
finest quality of Wool-Fleecod Cotton
Our Comfortable. are made from
Clean‘ White Cotton. They are not
Blankets in white and gray, good size 7 "Md with “"‘Plng' "“1 wute. N"
and weight, 59.; pair. ‘8’ danger of contagion. No shoddy.
Speclal 11-4 Whitefiuvy Fleece Good Silkallng and Sateen Covering,
Blanket. very soft and fine, I blanket
worth $3.00. which we are selling at
$2.00 per pair.
GrayIWoot Blankets, large size, $1.00,
$2.00, $2.75, $3.00 and $3.75.
Better grades of White Wool Blan-
ket: pt $2.60! $3.35, $4.00, $5.00. $7.00,
$8.00 and $10.00. "
in the vary but patterns, price 01.00, ,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.75. '
Many of our Comfortable. we have
made for us. Only the finest Cotton
and the bent Covering in used and
they are made extra size. The price
in $2.50 and 80.75.
‘ the Norwalk Hospital with Old Cole
OB'TUARY NOTES- or .loddo Coal from date to October — t
1 1000. .
W... o. ' TRISTRAM 8r HYA'I'I‘ NORWALK NN .
William O. Sanford. probably ”the 019 ill For Eitecutive Committee. , ’ ’ 00 ° .
oldest man in Weston, died Thursday ' ____ ' u
and wac buried in the Hull cctncte'y, """""“" '“’""" “ “ I ,
Rcddlng. Sunday afternoon. Mr. Son 1
ford was the son of Levi Sanford, who, .
with his brother, Coley. built the iron - . v , ' » . ' ‘
works at the Forge and built up the. ‘ ' I
place aml did a successful businesa. ‘ .
William took his father's business and THE "
curried on a large business for years.
He leaves a widow. two sons and n I y I
daughter. ‘ ' .
MISS CAROLINE COCKERHAM .
The death of Miss Caroline Cockcr- _ ' ‘ ‘ .
hum. daughter of I’oscph Coekcrbnm. it is not the name that has
occurred last night at the home of her made our rcady-to-wcar The Store That sets the Pace
parents. 8 Burbank street. aged thirty- >
five years. She had been an invalid “WASH'NGTQN COMPANY" . .
for some time. The. rum-val will be clothes famous. but the ‘
held on Sunday at 3 o’clock p. m. ‘ ‘ ‘
from the South Norwaik Methodist QUAL'TY AND STYLE n e "Slness ace
church. of workmanship, combined with . .
r‘l'NanAi. or .iosm'ot ii.\l.l.tlltAi\‘. the fields fabrics and Hobby iml- ' ’. ‘
_l~‘uneral services oVer the remains y‘rntydbatl have made a Mime ability. tact and foresight win. if they are backed by flood goods—and it is this combination that l
(i1 Chmgl.)hm}ji}l.lm‘fltrig?" 11;.”‘(Kl‘fieg' m “(mm H h' has placed the H. Krlegera 00. store in the load In Norwalk. The only complete outfitting store for
m: illciflJfC.llol‘:izdi-ty oifii'iathini: Din: SUITS $15.00 TO $22.00. man. woman or child in the city. The store which sets the pace. Uniformly courteous treatment
ing the HOW“... John J’ Powell sang. Other good soils with our of patrons and a modern charge account. plan have helped to establish our popularity. One real i
The pail bearers were Matthew How- Sl‘lll‘fllllt‘c for quality. bargain is worth a thousand promiscs~~ncver one price. in our windows and advertisements and an- ‘ '
ll'l'i l§\'11:11;131 ”1180012)1010111108 VHIIHI $10.00 TO $15.00. other inside of the store. These are features of our nolicy that have brought to our store the
liiiil In” fi.,3:::fi:f “.‘.;.l:.r}lh‘).&(‘.r‘ 1.32:; ---~ custom of thousands of the, best people in Norwalk, All our fall stocks are ready now. 3 It's time
“,5 «'- .'r_ . '. v . t t «r' Open Monday, Wednesday “a to buy because all the assorttncnts are complete. There is always a fascination about seein the
.l . .ht c WON mun, hon ls mic it) al Saturday Evenings E l
(”kpng. Illlct‘lucnt was in St. Mary‘s ' new styiese—mnn, woman and child will find the best and latest here. Charge accounts opened with l
(‘t,.iictel'y. : old or new customers.
l"l‘NllIRAi. OF .IAI‘OI) EllllllAlt'l‘. l"
The funeral of Jacob Ehrhnrt was » G d h w,
held at 0 o‘clock this morning from Here are the 00 s t at n
St. Mary‘s Church. The Rev. James 5
ll. (Hyunmql 0mm...“ and interment TAILOR public approval and applause for this store—everything man. woman or child wears now.
was in St. Mary‘s Cemetery. The poll Cl O'l‘lllh‘ll
bearers were Thomas iiiiut. Daniel ‘ np‘ ' .
Mum... m)...” u. 3.... m". (“mm . i-‘IiitANTilsiiii‘n TAILORED suns FOR WOMEN. MEN'S FALL CLOTHING. ‘
l“. Page. llcniamln Bechtel was tiowcr ‘ I ' " Fresh new civics-«mow p,“ - Ahv one ‘hit or ' t if '
‘3‘ ‘ i ‘ . , g COO". . b 0‘ 000011 , we were
b. on. . 80 Washington st. 80. Norwsil. to have it made specially for you. . ' '
—“v——————«~——~ ‘ . - » . , , . . pleated skirts. etc, the. cream of the , i ‘ ‘
BRITISH SQUADRON TO REMAIN ‘ . ._ noud test you as much as regular
AT HOME . ' N V , " F0" Hli‘lt‘s. 'l‘hcso stilts are Just as custom tailoring. for expert designing
a g - ' )
ROME. Oct. i0.—-Ailprehcnslons re- GLOVER 8 "1E Pl-AGE- - mm“ "5 skilifnll designing can make and tailoring as Ml” as high grade A
garding possible international compli- —— _' ‘l .1 ll‘ i‘l th ‘. fabrics are utilized in their making.-
cations havc been aroused by the re- th- in. L H“ 0" tom ‘ 0 ’ C C‘ howcvcr~ns 3’01"“ Still “3 only 0110 0'
ccipl of un ofllcial announcement from . $12.50 to $45.00. many you pay for less than the tailor
the ilritish admiralty to the effect. . would charge—yet secure the same
that the ilritish squadron which . - li'h 1‘ ,1 hi K
should have visited Naples November ' JACKETS and COATS. ”’ grate ( 01 ng.
it) will not leave home waters at pre-
gent but will remain near the Baltic lhls display rounds into cumpictc- 3 OVERCOATS
M $ . ucss as the season advances —« hero ? FALL TOP COATS .
‘ . RAINCOATS .
ORDER TO SEE-IE5. ACCOUNT- UNION MADE are the, best of the new stylcsmEnr | $10.00 ‘0 ”5&0.
llislrict of Ntil'wulk. as. Probate , . plres, new Automobile models, ctc.—-- l '
Court. October lilib, A. l).. 1007., w . SACK SUITS,
list-u.- of Lewis it). llules late of the astral display covert and fancy 5 Single or double
Norwoik. in said District. dot-onset. . . . . I '-
Ordered, That the Administrator on ”AM“! '8 attrat'tht. too. bitustt‘d. $7.98 to 02500
hibit his Administration account 'olllls $4.98 to $35.00. . ‘ ‘
l‘ourt for adjustment, at the Probate ’
oillcc in Norwalk, on the 211th day of TROUSERS,
October. liltlfi. at 2 o'clock afternoon; FASCINATING WAISTO 01.50 to $7.60.
and that all persons interested in mid
I‘lslalo may be untitled thereof. the .\d« lliflill‘ WI”) long 0" elbow “'"C‘VN' in- DRESS BKlRTs
mini ‘trut r will more ii i. ‘l-' l ' , . ‘
be iiimlis'iicd in it Ilr‘Wi-illillili'ltnllill'ill: ' eluding Lingerie Wuists. All Over and i "."m" 0.! (.hlffon Panama. ’auama
circulation in said District. at luast La ... Whists irish IMCL‘ em and unit I 00”" (“MVW' Broadcloth. etc.
five days before said L’tilh day of tie ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ( ‘2'98 W $25-00.
101W. limb. Siik‘s I‘ll black, white and popular eve- -
llICNitY W. (lilitltltllll’, MILLINERV FOR FALL.
Iii . "‘. ' i "
" H "M“ "W" “huh“ All the latest designs in ready-to-
; a 986 to 015.00. wear iinls.
Notlce ___ 50c to $5.00.
, n . - - . . ., m, w .. M. ...__,._._.._._ -_
. -—-- . A full line of Elton for man. woman 'l'rinuucd Velvet Hats,
3 Billiil llillll Milli" °' K ‘2'" ‘° .......
n I g \ M on. i \
'PHONI 3°14. BO , Two Piece .lnckcl Solis, Norfolks, ole. 01.08 to 07.00. |
The luhubltunts legal mm,“ M the ._....... yB 'l‘brco l‘leco Knee Pants 8ulln. 02.00 to 07.00. (sacs 7 .to .16.) . Rut"l on
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified “WEAR “0E8 IHAI fn” Clothin Etons. Norfolks and Blouses. Still!" ”Mimi”. etc. (3 Ill 8 years) 01.90 ‘0
and warned that it special town “will 8 g '7'50'
. log will be bold in the Town Hall. 1... ‘
Willi street, Tuesday. October illlh, " A;
liltiil‘ at it o'clock in the creditor. for '
the following lllil'lmm-H. to wilzw i i i i i i w
I. To consider uni take action on a ‘ ' ‘
pt'oposltiou for the iiiIII‘ by said town. V100”. DESERT“) IN MID-OCEAN undcrnototl. Hhurifl smith is a midi" ANOTHER ITIIKI IN "wiggling;
.for mutmfncturltm purpouca. ”r a tract ~ - .- WWW NEW YOIIK. October iii.» »A suiting date for rwolocllon as sheriff. and it in l HARTFORD. Octobor 197m“ Wer-
. of WW“ land {m H“. Easterly aide ”f vessel in mid ocemi. deserted by her said a lively political combat is dovol. messengers In the employ ’00!“ wool
Smith street. in said town, till foot, in t'l‘i‘W.'Il‘i‘lIleiIl ““"l’ "N “"",”r"‘"""" ’illlitltl. ‘ic‘rtn (ynio'li‘golt'imupb can‘t! ‘ 1! he:
width. and cxtcmlin from the M 1‘ N " ' ' 1 “in WI air speed loWurd tic allow ---------- W“ I" 11 fl 1! ll “00”: ' . ..
m... 0, Tm 8.. 0.3,”... 1...... e 1.}.. HOT AIR may b" "‘1'“ “1' on North America. was mam by tb" unsuc‘r T0 om snow mvmo. mum they animated to c‘l‘," "32;?
, per(‘.oml1nlly to land of Edward Mcr- but it feels 'good these frosty Pctltonic Which arrived hero malarial ixiNilth, Oct. litwla'or hours totiayim'mh" who had l‘i‘t3001lY'. 1 amino
rill: to almond a committee to make . . 1“" “'“t‘mw'” "m“‘m "”“W” ”1’" n constant stream of people filed mm ”d and who Md comma“ M 'i'llt‘l‘n
such sale and exctnue and deliver in mommy in“ the same. . ”I“ “'W‘l I“ ”I" bunk Orion. WWW“ the casket containing the ashes of 3". 3,0: other Rammed" Hg in line
‘ . ' . . . C. ‘ rrew ,uccordiu to a wireless means a . . .. . ’ . I? 170‘ K '1 I 0"” “I“ , . ..~.
tlu name of tin town, tin proptr did We are confident that our cool it B r m _.
l
or deeds of conveyance therefor. or.»
vided ll price satisfactory to such "our
mitlcc be obtained;
And to take such other action robe
Him to much MIIP and the disposition
of the funds received from the snow. as
the meeting shall deem necessary or
expedient.
2. To grant an increase in the sol-
ary of tho ctcrk of tin: lax-collector.
if the meeting sees fit.
3. To accept, if the meeting dcotua
advisable, an a public highway. tlm
street known as Crescent avenue and
running from I’lnc Point to Hello la~
land.
Dated at Norwaik, this 10th day of.
October. 1005.
ALFRED AVIBON.
JAMES A. BROWN.
.1. E. RAYMOND.
I
i
0
will produce the gr test quantity
of hot air for the ugliest amount
of money—and that's what you
want.
Coal will he «relight: Winter"-
better be ready.
. lit lliilll till to.
L_..- .n. m... 4...... W- ....
Statesman.
a.
i
Selectmen oi the Town of Narnia.
...
Vinnie
Henry Irving which rested in the dial 3 bny ho discharged. A
log room of Harmless BurdcteCouts‘qwkm on a dammit f
jresldence. llufolmx tapers surround. As (39,me flow, in
all ma catafalcun and tho wealth ping-mm uncommon“.
floral tributes was no great that the m. m H... mm“ or
colnfalqne was not only hidden. bruins... n... nciuhlmrhoo
finrul‘otterinns lined the hum of the .
tour falls of the spacious apartment. ' T0m¢q wonder w 3‘ I.” ‘0‘" “it
Ambassador and Mrs. Whllclsw'mn, are always "'0 hithd bngmcu
lleld are combo: to Motion specially in scout attire?" J.“ «- Idont not»
'fmm semiarid to represent the Unit-famous m. pm...” mealtimes use
on States at the funeral of tilir Henry “my," strips 3,, m sill. -—— lielrolt
rl-msivod from mid (moon that 'l'noa
day. were rescued from their ship by
the steamer mtrurls.
One living thing. a black dog. was
seen on the lonely vessel. by the Tom
tonlc's passengers. The bnrk'n wheel
was tuned and her course was stood
ily southward From the ihlsthumi a
distress signal was flying.
i 3'“ wnuw.
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police. who also hold the office of dog» ‘ cm“
my nhur‘it! under sheriff Smith. of t A. W IANCUIT. Jones-wt tell y “:3 find: aft”;
The following committee has been suffer from amt . st starting
appointed to arrange for the annual bottle of champ on't “W Ohm-
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Revolution. to he held at the hotel me: such as?” 9 ‘
Elton. Waterbury, February :2: It» wWMp -
rlti Mention». of Victorious. told .
Robert W. Hill. at Waterbury. Sentinel WI 9”-
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Hartford county. to-dly resigned as a
deputy on thtI ground that the duties
or this other nrc‘incomputible with
those of n state police pincer. Deploy
slim-tit (trons. who Is the only colored
man over appointed a deputy sheriff
in this stilts. Will also resin. it is
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