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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 27, 1906 · page 1

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«CaysfPartiea Speeding to the
College Baseball Game ileld
up‘ily the Bridgeport Police

; ~525'tho Price at Bell

‘ . BRIDGEPORT, June 27.~—The only
“biditomont at police headquarters
yflterday was the large number of
arrests of automoblllsts for over-speed-
in: on Foiriield avenue. Every time
1 there is a big college event in New

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MAY BE liiAlATE 0F ,
WESTPOBT SANITABIUM

Demented Man Who Says he is
lohn Downs Picked up by
Bridgeport Police Near ltead
Homestead

 

 

BelleVed to be an inmate of the
Westport sanitarium. a demented man
who says he is John Downs, was
picked up by' the police last night.
near the D. M. Read homestead, at
Park and Black Rock avenues, Bridge
port. Policeman Coughlin was sent
to the spot in answer to a complaint
received at headquarters. The officer
found Downs lying in the grass near
the Read house.

Asked what he was doing there
Downs said he was “stationed there
by an officer." Policeman Coughlln hu-
mored the man by pretending he was
going in search of the offending oili-

 
 
 

lFlEH HIM

 

Murdered Architect liad Told
Agnes Palmer, Another Chor-
us Girl. Thet’Thaw Carried a
Gum—Mere Allegations of
Insanity

 

NEW YORK, June 27.—~With the po-
lice. coroners'and district Attorney's
office working practically day and
night to learn all the details of the

 

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,PieasaiitAngir‘Hilan lo tooli-

waddle. flail or the Girls’
Fi‘i°"¢'lii§°¢i¢ll

A pleasingi'and well Attended enter-
tainment and”danca was given last
evening inl'Locliwriotl's‘ llall, by St.
Paul's Branch of the Girl's Friendly
Society.

The program included selections by
the Symphony M ndoiln Club, recita-
tions by Miss Fl once Jennings. and
n shalt play entitled "Young Dr. De
vine.‘

The young ladlos'partlcipatin! in the
play lncludedthc Misses Adele Pryor.
Elizabeth Cblttam. . Grace Hillis,
Grace Taylor, :Murle Benedict, Edna
Plait, Daisy Benntltt,gI-ielen Crawford
and Edith Fairman.

 

Father oi Two orwalli Besi-
denis Seriousy injured at
Cornwall Brid e, Brought to
Norwallt for T eaiment

Dr. N. A. Moaaman, {other of Albert
Mossman and Howaer H. Mossmau, of
Norwalk, was very seriously injured
about 11: 30 o'clock yesterday morning
at Cornwall Bridgedby falling a dis-
tance of several feet from a ladder

' = EARTHQUAKE shocks .
' . FELT Ill soutil wuss .

moie—

hundreds of Houses Rocked, ‘

Chimneys and Windows Fell
In and People F led in Terror

 

CARDIFF, Wales, June 27.—-Vlolent
earthquake shocks were experienced
throughout South Wales at, 9:45 this
morning. Houses rocked and many of
the cheaper ones were damaged. Hund-
reds of chimneys fell, pictures were
shaken from walls occupants of the
dwellings were thrown to the ground
and people fled ,from their houses.
shrieking in panic with visions of the
San Francisco disaster before them.

.Though there were many narrow esca-

pes from falling copings and chlm'
noys there were no casualties so far
as known.

Earthquake shocks were also felt at

variable winds.

Connecticut Congressman

today~to a Sentinel ,
that he has just made his recon:
aliens to’the War Department
men of candidatosrfor the ca

waitress roast—A
P‘alr tonight and Thursday;

 

Ali‘ A:

 
 
 

eels Three Postmaster: [T
West Point Cadets Prod
to Sailing on Tour of Eli] _.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Congressman E. J. Hill uno
Represe

A, $5?“ : '

to be vacant at West Point in
1907.

These appointments are Ina
your lil advance. Mr. Hill ll
noted as principal Haig Shah

events which led up to the murder of
Stanford White by Harry K. Thaw.
and all sources silent as to their dis-
coveries there was inucll room for spo-
culntion today on all phases of the

Bristol. llfracombe and elsewhere.
They were accompanied by loud rum-
bllnga.

Iced Root Beer—the beat antidote
fFo hot wr-aibariroubles Williams' of

act and took the man to headquarters.
He is dressed in clothing such as a
gardener would wear and it is billev-
ad is employed ill that capacity of the
sanitnrium. He is hold at headquar
tera pending the arrival of aiilllili'l'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Haven the speeding of automobiles
through Fairlield avenue has been so
dangerous that the residents of the
avenue have complained bitterly to

and landing on his Hieiul.

Dr. Mossmall Wei rendered uncon-
scious and in fact as remained in' a
sendconsclous coalition ever since

There are eight members of the
mandolin club, Arthur Ford, Joseph
Malliin, Earl ’Hbsklns, deliil tlumixert,
John Cahlil. Willct Chinery, iiuroid

 

 

 

 

“'9 Superintendent 0f 001109 Last M .. (1‘ Harold so (your 9 Mr and the physicians in attend nice have i . » f 'I‘orrin too. The young to
flee from Weslport. :asc. The n u f it , .1 h “HEY an . . Ile- « course. it is delicious, 0 ti ‘
m" °“ "1" a“ “F “‘0 mg mm“ polite below;0 Wv:8 SHliifixdnHHF'FHlH': S“ “W“ “l "‘9' “WWW“ "m "8" “my deem“, 0" the "am" 0' “all? dost i.2'é§m$.°l£‘l§2°s
8 f 8 Kb .. E“ I ' H . v‘ C u
8 me “I speeding rough the y KNHGHTS TEMPLARS . brief statement that his home bad ”is entertainment w“ under the the case GEORGETOWN MAN Scientific School of Yale. . 3,
who a matter at general comment. OUTING AT DOBLON'S been ruined and with this as a basis direction 0' M” Bertha M‘ Bette and Dr. Mossmun “3’31 he?“ “mm”! a CHARGED WITH THEFT . The first alternate la Hartlilat .
,fl‘llere were a number of very nailow _ of investigation, detectives were sent Mrs. w. A. Puma vacation at Cornwall Bridge and yes- Ovlugton, of West avenue, N .

 

escapes at the corner of Fnirfield ave-
nae and Main street. ,
President Hill, of the board of pi)

nephew of William A. Garfield-‘3
ton R. Hewitt. another Tor,
young man, is “Rm“ 38 second

tertiay morning, at Hhe time of the ac-
cident, was looking, over an old mill

The evening came to a close with
(inning. music for which was tery so

in looking up ‘

’l‘llaw's habits in New York and loves

va rlous directions

Over One Hundred in Allen- Herbert Swan Arrested for Tak-

, . hlch he owns. To facilitate some ' .

, tigailn tllcman slow it! told and ub- leptalily furnished biy Arnaldo 0“ w . nate

lice commissioners, was seen some (13008.31 Annual Held _Day lislicd fiancemm’; Sblntord WhHw’a chestra Ice, Cream ‘5‘!“ served exploration, be mounted the ladder “‘0 Henry Olmsmd S TI‘NIS The appointment for the new
days ago and was asked by some or Exercises and Share Dinner -—-.-—,a——— m become vacant at Annapolis a rat

the residents of Falrtleld avenue to
prevent the speeding of automobiles
through the avenue that was so
dangerous last fall. President Hill
said that he had the matter in mind
anyway, and that it would be stopped.
A few days ago he left orders at p0-
]lce headquarters that all violators of
the speed law in the city were to be
arrested.

Yesterday Superintendent Bil-ming-
ham threw out a. drag net and seven
automobiles were stopped and their
owners or drivers arrested.- In the
West. End. from the railroad bridge to
Clinton avenue. were stationed Ser-
geant. Buckley and Patrolmcn Usinger
and O’Neil. On the East Side on Con-
necticut avenue were stationed Ser-
gennt Regan and Patrolman James

Burns. The latter two did not have Ridsefield Band, which 1m] been en- Bennett today turned over the Hillbilly accident “00011198111180 him to Nor~ was continued. A special meetingofOld Well H
occasion to make arrests, for by the guged for the afternoon, played various Rbodouolla Park property to the share- Fumos and Fe" i“ «.0110 M.” :‘uk‘ylfft‘tmglfiy “WWW". “19 8011111 0 iTURRY NOTES and Ladder Company will back
timo- the autos got over to the East. selections. Later the members of holders. or purchasers of lots. 0412‘ 3 ed on ress being utilized 3 ' Thursday, June 28 at the m ‘ —
3151.8 they VIP—1‘8 Obflt-‘I'Vinz the law- no- the band were served with dinner .dur‘ , "I! Ml, ‘3 ambulance met them at the at 8 p. to. All members
re“ a Fox and Patrolman Ladd wore ing which sever 31 Sir Knights return- The shareholders assembled shortly South Norwalk depot and took Dr. MRS. CHARLES HYA’I‘T. to be We“
it? at one time in the West End ed the compliment and played for the before "”0" and after deliberating ’0" . . “0351““ F0 “‘9 WNW where he is Mrs. Charles Hyatt ‘died "’today‘ CHESTER to cm
“The followmg arrests were made: band’s benefit. slime time. chose throc trustees, to WA" ERBURY. July 27-”1‘111'00 at picsent. At this institution every- at tho Norwalk Hospital, where she

Chester iron. abanftcr for T. C
Millard of tie F‘i‘rdt national Bank of
Dnnbury. There wsie three ladies iii

Just 108 Knights Templar sat down
to the big shore dinner of Clinton
Commundcry. .it the Dorlorl House.
Gregory's Point. in connection with
yesterday‘s annual field day. Alter
the march. as described yesterday, the
Sir Knights trolloyed to Gregory's
Point. They sat down to enjoy the
delicacies that had been prepared for
them about 6:30 o'clock, the drill hav-
ing been omitted because of the heat.

The menu included chowder, steam-
er clams, bluefisll, broiled loblter,
bz‘oilcd spring chicken, coffee, cigars,
e c.

While it was being served, the

Among the guests of the day were
Grand Commander Barron S. Bolts,
of South Norwalk; Grand Senior War—

conduct.

'I‘huw. advised by some 0:

lllt‘ most prominent lawyers of New

York and .Pittsburg. is silent.

Mrs.

’i‘bw is with friends today, ready to
respond to call from the district at-

torney’s .rillce.

Perhaps the most 111'

toresting development late last night
was the announcement that Mrs. ‘f‘haw
told her husband's lawyers yesterday
that. she received many letters from
Mr. White since her marriage. One of
thcau she throw on her dressing table

 

(Continued on Third Fags.)

DISPOSING 0F RHODONOLIA PARK

 

Shareholders Met This Morning and

As per agreement,

Elected Three Trustees.

Marcellus ll.

whom the propterty will be turned ov-
er, and a little later the distribution of
the lots to purchasers will begin.

 

HHFIHK

Were Members on filing Em-
ployed in Waterbury, When
They Were Museum by

 

 

workmen lost their lives by suffoca-
tion and drowning ill on oil tank room
at the foundry of Benedict & Buruham

from which he fell a moment later.
What caused Dr. Mossman to pitch

from the elevation has not been learn.

ed. One theory advanced is that be

either slipped or became faint. it.
will probably take some time to deter-
mine whether he has concussion of the
brain or has suffelpd a stioke of par-
aiysis

it is not believed. that the skull was
fractured. ‘Dnly a slight wound re
suited to the scalp.

Fortunately assistance was near at
hand when Dr. Mossman fell and lay
unconscious and a messenger was
despatched for Dii Howard Stevens,
formerly of Rownyton, who is now
practicing at Cornwall Bridge.

Dr. Stevens, in addition to attend-
lng Dr. Mossman at the scene of the

thing possible is being done for him
"it the way of expert care and atten-
ton.

are and $90 in Money

Herbert. Swan was arrested this
morning at his home in Wilton on a
charge of having entered and robbed
the apartments of Henry Olmsteud, a
well-known Georgetown grocer. One
night last week as Olmstead was re
tiring the midnight marauder. who is
believed to have been the same one

that tried to rob James Connery, en-
tered the room and stole Mr. Olm-
stead' s pants, containing 300 in cash

Swan‘s arraet followed this affair
quickly. A suspicion was attached to
him since the attempt on Mr. Con-
nery. After a brief hearing before
Justice of the Peace Hubbcll. the case

 

 

was taken some time ago. Arrange-
ments for the funeral will‘he made fat
or, Deceuse il was thirty years old and

 
 

Academy was made some time
and Mr Hill has learned that,
plincipal.
named Sanford has successfully
sed the examinations.

today that he has made the anion.
ing locommcndatlons to the pres
for appointment as postmaster!

post- once of Oakville hitchlleld Cd
ty~Willlsm C. Hungerfnrd.

office of Campvilie. bltcbiield Co
—-.loseph H. Elliott.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

a Bridgeport young (its

Cougiiessman Hill also announced

Postmaster at the new president!“
For Postmaster of the fourth

For Postmaster at Greenwich, to

coed George n. Scodeld, min
George W. Merritt. ;

wanna.

 

.wawrao—A MAN‘KND Wirin-

 
 
 
 
 
 

the r. H . nve a bond of 25’ but a , ~ . . 'l‘llc shareholders lll attendance to- . Dr. Mossmau is sixty-seven years of [a purviv, yiwo children She was

thought “111:335 was sufficient} giHImEHFFFmi fiem‘glfilit'l‘nglil Hd‘e‘Sgtelltlt' day number between one and ”’0 this forenoon. One “m" was rescued 9' c a dauglltc' lof E 7.. Bush of Nor— care for club house Man must now
Henry Kellog, of Mount Vernon. of Danbuly, and Frederick A: “03": hundred, though all of the 308’ lots after he had fallen a victim to the At the hospital this afternoon it walk. stand boats. Address If. D. Randfll. - ,

He had three guests in the our. past commander of the Adrianne. have been sold. lax-Mayor John J. fumes and was almOst asphyxiated in was learned that there is very little .. Norwalie. 127 at '

William Selvio, chauffeur of a
French car. The owner is a New
Yorker, and there were three young
ladies, besides the owner, in the cur.
Their names were not given.

Clayton Oicott. of New York, ac-

Ohio, cotilmundery.

Chester F, Clark, of South Norwulk.
is the present ('Dllllllillltlel' of Clinton
Commander-y.

NATIVES SENTENCED TO DEATH

Cavanagh, of South Norwnlk, was so-
iected to deliberate over today's meets

ill

house ill the property.

8.

This session was held in the Stevens

The lot pur-

chasers number in all close to 200.

an attempt to rescue the other men.
The dead are:
Eugene Bowley. of Mill Plain.
Fred Szott, of College Place.
Dennis Sullivan, of South street.

(hangs iii Dr. M‘wsman's condition.
lie continues to contain send-consc-
lous. lie was very restless through-
out tlle nlgllt. but was considerably
quieter dining this morning.

The physician in attendance is Dr.

 

LOST—BETWEEN AMUSEMENT
Park and Wall St. hand bag, contain-
ing diamond pin, indys watch and box
Return Corn

 

 

 

 

for general housework. ‘ j
Mrs. D. B. Deecker, 1 Crescent '1‘ '
race. 13 'l

 
 
 
 
 

WANTED ~ comrdrrnn'r oi
Cali evenln

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

WANTED—A MAID FOR. GENE

After the meeting Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Dexter Hitchcock. of Cornelia Corn Cure. ,
:g‘figgnl'figms by a friend and two Punishment Meted Out for the “tack uett served a luncheon. ' The milk in the 0” "’0'“ was being -——-—v'--—-——- Cure; keep the rest. Drug and shoe al housewark; small finally. Appl
Dr John '_ Lawrence of 8mm 3 i 'l' The purchasers of the lots are most- filled. it is understood. and one of DYElNG COMPANY INCORPOR- stores 127 29 Thursday 09157000“ 01‘ any 9V9!“ '
10rd,. and res friends: Dr. Law On rot m roopa. ly from "“F 0' town. Th“ “’0‘” share- the men, who is now (load, went ill to ATED. ‘ ~ ' - ~ ' ‘ 1i? MrskB F Andrei", 13 Police's; ,
fence told Superintendent lilrming~ CAR“). Egl'lli. June 27.-—-'l‘he “'11“ “1‘1”“ number ten. Stamford and investigate the cause of an overflow FOR SALE. orwal '1

him that he did not have the money
‘ to put up a bond. He said that Sam
uol Fessenden, of Stamford, was his
landlord. and would be responsible for
him. The superintendent said that he
would allow him to go on his own
recognizance if he would be prosollt
in the city court this morning. Dr.
Lawrence promised and he went on
his way.

G. E. Bristol. of New York. was
driving a handsome our and Ult‘l‘e
were three men and two young girls

I. N. Spcigellwrg. of New York, ac-

companied by two moo. “,4 wife and The executions and the fiogglngs out action. it is expected an effort pillars, was "Mum altar of Stamford, hasjflleil a certificate of ‘30“ Sentinel, 1233‘ Trade Schools. New Y0“. 0311:3310
a chauffeur. Willtoucul; it. D’emtigmwiill.b Alilthe 511%“ Still tiltlhmflile ln cxgcutivc session to- ‘l 9" -_._ incorporation. The incorporatora are FOR BALE-:18 m. MOTOR BOAT Si» Louis. - , .19 1
88 ‘ .‘ .‘ ‘ 1 v a .
All of the men out up a bond qunHFHJH 039151.in m $01,353,“: ”$3, ,fmfy‘magfldflm $43,330,333 ATLANTIC COAST LINE wourso Henry J. Warner. Frederick T. Lock- 1 1.2 horse power. fully equipped. wanrao—nxrnmmlcnn '.

without it murmur. llliil all admitted
that. they were going faster than the
law allows. The young women all
appeared to take their arrest on a
Joke, an laughed over the piodlca-

meat of heir escorts.

Vuncae Tatar-z ELECTION.

of the natives concerned ill the attack
on Juno 13 on the party of five llrltish
officers while the latter were pigeon
shooting at tlle‘vllluge of Demshawi.
ncur ’l‘anlnll, resulting in the killing
of one of the officers. Captain 8. C.
Bull, of the Sixth (Inniskilllng) Dra-
goons, and the serious maltreatment
of the others. has resulted in four no;
lives being sentenced to death. four
to penal servitude for life, three to
(tilt! your, and fire to receive fifty lush.
cs. Thirty-one of the accused Were
acquitted.

of the villagers.

COU RT MAHACKEMO OFFICER8.

H

Daniel McCarthy Chosen Chief Rang.
or at Last Night’s Meeting.

The semi-annual meeting of Court

 

 

Greenwich each have about forty and
the remainder are distributed among
a. number of other places.

 

SAN DOMINGO TREATY.

 

Will Not be Acted Upon at This See.
clan of the United States Senate.
,WABHING'PON. Julie 27.-'l‘he Sun-
to Domingo treaty will not be acted
upon by the collate at this session.
The colilliilttec on foreign relations
adjourned today until next session of
Congress and the treaty was felt with.

limits of the measure claim to have
voiesvciiougb to defeat it and it is the
opposition that is seeking to have a
limo fined for a vote.

 

AA RB THAW ROBBED.

Plate and Jewelry Valued at “0.000

of oil. While in there he was over-
come by the oil fumes and fell to the
floor. The oil poured over him. A
second also run into the room to save
his fellow workman and be also was
overcome and foil. By this time the
oil was a foot deep on the flour and
both men were diowulng in it. A

tblid man went in and met the fate
of the others. but another man named
Hancock , who also went to help the
ho hittl

LAW.
WASHINGTON. June 27.—-—Attorncy-
(loner-ill Moody has directed that suits
be brought against a large number of
railroad companies to recover penal-
ties for, violation of the safety on

flu-—
Other Corporation Certificates Filed
With State Secretary.'

The Hartford'IHycing and Cleaning
Company, of Hartlford, has filed a cor-
tificate of incorporation with the state
secretary. Donia H). Cuplla, Robert W.
Skirrow and Deals Bl. Donovan, all of
Hartford, are thej incorporntors. The
authorized capital stock is 32.000, and
business will begin with 81,500.

The Stamford tins Stove Company.

wood and James ll. Warner, all of
Stamford. The all orized capital stock
138100.000 and usiness will begin
with ”6.000. F
The Harrisbur Securities Company,
of Bridgeport. h filed a certificate of
incorporation. '1‘ e authorized capital
stock is $1.500.0 0 and business will

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

A residence situated in the best loca-
tion on West Avenue at a sacrifice.
inquire of

000111 DOE & LYN ES,

 

FOR SALE—NEW AWNING FOR
18 foot launch. Cheap. Address A..

 

6175. Van Camp, Box iii}, Rowayton.
' 125 3

 

FOR BALE—41011813 OF 7 ROOMS.
First Ave. running water. Inquire of
John J. Goodwin, :l Haviiand 8&5 3t

 

 

 

housework. Apply Clover Cottage. Bot ;
island. 1%

 
 
 
 
 
 

WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL,

 

Must be smart and wliing to w
New York Grocery Co. .’ 12

 
 
 
 
 

WANTED —- oaoo BY sham

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WANTED—MEN m, BOYS

learn plumbing. plasteriitt. bristle,
Special offer—«Idle aoholarahi p.
dollars; easy payments: . maiden
antecd; free catalogue,

coin e

 

trimmers. John C. Wilson. car.
i Main and erasable. South,"

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

i‘rfiaim

 

Conn. seventy sum

 
 
 
 

Riverside Cemetery "w L

 
 
 

. """' Mahilckcnlo, Foresters of America. a . plianco law through failure to keep begin with 31,000. Alexander Keogh, FOR BALE-vBUlLDm 111110180. ad. to to butt “u, It 1. .
“M ““110!" 97°"; “mm“ m the was held last evening and the follow- PITTSBURC gull: 27.——~Whilo scok- their equipment in prover condition. of New Rochelle‘ N. $1,, and William corner of Madison and streets. meet lot while you are m
wait my arm. lug officers were chosen. “‘3 lniormatloli of the 'I‘llnw family The largest number of violations at- J, Hague" and 1‘88 H. Sellers, of right in the center of the tr? a: a ply w . vow-m.
The election of officers of Home Chief Runner—Daniel McCarthy. n m“ learned I”, mm um, "m m trluutco to our road is fittvtwo Brooklyn, NY re the incorporators. positive bargain. Apply to J. W an ant.

'i‘rlba 1.0. It M., was held last oven
in resulting as follows:
sin—John Sheldon.

Sub-Chief Runger~John Reynolds.
Recording Scorebiry-«Ceorgo Bacon.
Senior Woodward~dohn lpiaa.
Senior liendlcwleiluc Davidson.

 

side-lice of Mrs. William Thaw. mother
of Harry Thaw, who Iii charged with

the murder of Stanford

bite in New

against the Atlantic Coast Line itali-
rond Company.

ems Lanes Wl-IIB'I' cLua.

 

The John Erl son Temple Building
Association of N w Britain has filed a
certificate of in rporation. The au-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lebie, executor, at office of the For-
ris Coal Co. mtlB tf.

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Ml" Ballroom-14 H ’l‘oiloa . York, was robbed of Jew is and silver thorlzod capital “Wk 19 .8 00° and E I NAL; MRI. ANNIE lid-MN
. °' mm"""‘" 5' “Hm” H331? cHHHHiHieHFHgl-H little. and ”FM" within "‘6 W“ “i" ”with ti"! Th” m“ ”a” WM“ 01“” w” "1' Film?” all“ n "Hit."‘°°8t..23lf PROF SS 0 Main so. soon: small." F
o—Charles Siolnwu d . ii hi . if b the I, was value of which is said to amount to tertalned lit Pine Point yesterday af- 90"“ n . M ARV l. KEARNEY PUBLIC in. electrical m"
mafig;l. Handgun trimfizzgldle iou no as s 880.000. The matter was reported ternoon by Miss Jennie Munch There :31?“ ”gamma! .n%h$sn Hie goalies]- Btenographer. Work in Fall depart massage ‘ Wt y. .
Guard of the . Wigwam—4380'!” The installation will take place 3‘" niggcgotl’l'ce‘Imithlmflvusfi‘ :1 FHSid’JKi were five tables and prises were of Ni... Britain. he 00mm” will deal manta of cop‘ylpgdaadptgpewilotisug. Ol- €;:?olfopo:d::. 30$
OWE"; 1 f 0d Jilly ‘o‘h' w.“ guppmflufid A“ the clues 0' “u; “W‘Bifideddwuh‘inhm (z. l‘weokar. 0ft 121:: 1:301:3311:£:0w’ like conuuctfl In TO‘ “M. OTC I or ' on. ' mute sumna'u' h.
I" (0 THE was Cm Cl‘l‘ on v ' l. Wu an I. enne 88 . o . I .,...... M“ (k .... , .. “ka . _ ,
John 5611an K The installation will RIDGIFIILD IANO'D GOOD WORK. “mm“? ““9 Fm" “mm“ 0' the fob Canaan The guest's prize was won A certificate of incorporation has TO LET WW0“ ”11110111 pain.

he lield on July 10. and the candid

 

 

 

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Mai-oil Music and Concert at Dorlon'a

bury unit a description of the jewels

has Manual to the various cities.

 

by Mrs. Sarah Henderson. The next

 

been filed by th Blue Ribbon H0110

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

allure ill will take place an idle meson will be Jul 10th. and the, and Carriage Calamity of Bridgeport. I __~

illitb Point delayed by Many People. NORWALK MAN iNJunlD. litlditlltiB‘Wlll be Mrs. hat-lee N. Weed. as #1082:th 69:11. of. firm and “fgwfigfmfiglflwfidwgmfigpgfi kinda. Oxidiaadeop
, m ”:3“ .......... his firm...“ rusty; W mam homozgwghpfgr: cmfmjjj; 3;: accounts...
,_ . ’ , as nine . t. , - mg

M F“. "W‘ wu. "” mm"? film tiring Heaven-lo Baud. us- muddled ill of; tiFgIFa‘mbl‘ligncne .03: "m "m 1“" F” “m ‘F " um v11! basin 3 {010' “i a m

 

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