.‘at‘ the” soul has.
till 'lfimdndyfllm
"raccoon classiest
Horwaikinullp lien ‘lilac Ciaie
Call at Railroad Station But
Escapes Luckily
By Episcopalians in Conference
at Trinity Church Bridgeport
Yesterday .
'i'asquaie ,
*Slract it
illli ll
A meeting of the Fairiicld County
Archdeacoury was held yesterday at
Trinity Church, Bridgeport, when a
review of the work of the past year.
Willis Balaton, a well-known Nor-
‘ walk. young man, who is employed as
a train newsboy, had a narrow escape
with his life, Monday afternoon at the
Attorney J. J..,Cuimo was in New
Haven yesterday where he was acting
an attorney for the defendant in the
mfifi
, 3‘ - . . ‘ _ the res erlt of the church in the . . 5 ..
apple Have {figggpddfggfih “mm" ”mm“ .Soillli Norwalk Young Men glfghgziéuanfil‘lllglsll‘fiangytgfidloam: liars Provo Experts counfy ugd the plans of constructing Throuull Dffillcllfld WON“: 1M
‘ ‘ . - ' ' . . ‘ - ‘ l t.l.kl’ ‘u .l
alliance While "3:133:11 3;}; gfifgggnhfistgrmvmg Arrested in New Canaan For who formerly conducted a grocery at Roller Skating, But the zeppgmf‘nhg ,a,,‘;,‘,§fi‘;,,,§ig,; Militiamen Advance and
store in Wood street: South Norwslk.
On February 13th. Caruso attacked
a New Haven man". by the name of
Howard Hold and stabbed him in the
stomach, the knife piercing this or-
gan just two Inches below the apex of
the heart. Hold did not recover from
the wound and yesterday his condition
was so serious'thnt a consultation of
physicians will be held "on his case.
it is thought that be is dying.
The jury «on the (posts. after adjourn-
ment for one hour yesterday after-
noon. brought in a ’yerdict of. guilty.
The vote was 8 ,for guilty of assault
with intent to kill: 2 for assault and
2 for not gulHY. '
Seek to Find Weak Points
of Camp Coie-i5enerai F
Grant to Review Them ‘
at the corner of Strntford avenue and
'Sixth street, Bridgeport. it has grown
and prospered under the rectorship of
Rev. E. I4. Wells to such proportions
that the present edifice is inadequate
touccommodato the congregation. it
is proposed to buy a site away from
the line of the trolleys and to dispose
of the present church property, which
is located on a. thoroughfare where
the traffic proves a detriment to re-
ligious services. The site has not
yet. been selected. “
Tile successful work of Rev, W. H.
Jepson, of Reading Ridge, who is
conducting churches at Easton, West
on and Bedding Ridge was touched
on and complimented. Mr. Jonson
opened the Easton church, which. had
been closed for years and was falling
into disuse. The reports from all the
churches showed general prosperity.
Rev.'L. N. Booth, archdeacon of the
county, presided at the meeting.
Beating Horse and f orilrunk-
access on Complaint olilldpe
Walsh of Greenwich
Norwalil People Are Rapidly
Catching on--liiany Branched
in Yesterday Shower
with papers and books on the platform
of a car before the train came to a
stop. He pitched headforemost to the
, platform, driving two teeth through
his right cheek and making an ugly
wound. 'l‘wo physicians dressed his
injuries and it was found necessary
to cut off the ends of both teeth.
which were loosened. it is probable
that he will lose both of the latter.
WILL RENT STORES.
The board of directors of the South
Norwalk Club Company, last, night ap-
pointed Matthew Corbett a committee
on renting the new 'storcs. They are
about. ready for occupancy.
ifiliitf
CAMP CODE, Niuntlc, July 11. ,
Through woods that were saturated
with moisture after last night's rain
the Third infantry made its way this -
mowing to attack the Second infan-
try in the second sham light. of this
year's National Guard encampment
The battle over, all the comm (i
came into camp and took u
line of a brigade c “'5?
first. time. ‘
The remainder of
given up to drills a
ment of visitors of
many already here.
tomorrow afternoon .
Frederick D. Grant,
review of the brigad‘
A large number of people were
caught in the rain Yesterday afternoon
at items, but took refuge on the piaz-
za of the hotel where they watched the
vaudeville until the storm was over.
The bill for this week is exceptionally
good. Yesterday the Lyons ill their
sketch entitled "The Census Taker"
proved quite a hit; Allen’ Coognn ex-
hibited a good deal of cleverness in
his “clogging" and Mr. and Mrs. Mick
Murphy kept, the crowd roaring with
their llvcly comedy act. The same
performance will be given each ave-
ning the rent of the week.
The roller skating at Rolon has prov-
Monday evening the New Cannon
Opera House was thrown open to oc-
commodatc one of the largest crowds
tho town has ever witnessed at a legal
proceeding. Fred iiopp, Frank linw-
ley and Alexander Benjamin, all of
South Norwalk, were tried on a charge
of crucify to an animal. intoxication
and disturbance of the peace. The
complaint. was made by Judge Walsh.
of Greenwich, and he was present with
Mrs. Walsh, his chauffeur, and a num-
ber of Greenwich gentlemen. Attor-
ucy James E. Brlnckcrhoff appeared as
counsel for the defense. He presented
his case Vol-y creditnbiy,'but had little
Wt Nowell: people who
, as out the past week
had; a' thrilling exper»
, moon in the thun-
«r on! them wishes to
, olsoveroet part of the
it} .0 lightning struck so
which they were stay-
onein, the party was
c'.
.‘Dunnlng, Mrs. Thomas
so hildren, William.
H montils' old baby,
. ‘ nd‘fitarr Keefer, all of
East Nor alk-
at Viilaso ‘
struck ,ihcm. All
.. . tether beneath their
last tent, , tt, ,ggthelr eyes and ears
against the a rm, when a vivid flash
was seen thatiiiightedlnup the whole
tent. , Al: the same moment a terrific
roar of thundernwas heard. At the
time the membersof the party thought
I5 lNSlNE.
material to work with, as most of the
evidence was conclusive. Judge Walsh
and party. while on route from
Bridgeport. to Now (lanolin, mat the
young men in the vicinity of Vista in
a drunken condition. They lashed
the horse until the borough center was
ed quite an attraction the pavilion is
well l’illml every time that the rink is
open. The visitors who come over
from iicllo island show greater pro-
ficiency than the local skaters, but all
beginners are being taken in charge
by F. H, Scarlets. who has charge of
the rink. Mr. Bearing at one time. it
the
Bridgeport
Leslie Sm
Rev, Mr.
The election of officers for the arch-
dcaconry resulted in the re-elo‘ctlon of
present
Archdeacon, the Rev. Louis N. Booth,
E. Bosnian. F‘lllrfield; treasurer, Col.
staff. which includes:
; socrctatY, the Rev. Alton
itb. South Norwalk. The
Booth has already served
governor's. review Frills .'
show features of the week.
urant is a personal friend of General
Frost. He will come from New York ,.
to New London, where he will be met;
by General Frost and Major E. B. Hill.
.lr.. of the staff, in the lutter‘s autos
mobile. Upon arrival in camp, Bat.
reached. Judge Walsh made an clot
quont plea for conviction at the close
of the trial. He was preceded by
Grand Juror George E. Bliss for the
State. Justice of the Peace Joseph F.
Sillinlnn showed considerable leniency
in sentencing the prisoners. iioppo
was lined $5 and costs on two counts
r—«irunkeuncss and cruelty. Hawley
was fined 35 and costs. In the charge
of drunkenness; nonlamin was ac-
qlllttc. They all paid their lines.
.——-—
PflST WAS
ASSUME] .. NAME.
that the tent had been struck, for they
.were 'benunnbed by the shook for they
vestlgatlon shoutedthat the boil had
hit a-tree nearby. ‘
William Casey was the most serious-
ly injured oi the party. Last night
he complained. of trouble with his
back, and today had not fully recover-‘
ed from the frightful experience. Dr.
H. B. West-attended the members of
the party. 36de a severe. nervous
shock none of the others in the party
avers injured. ‘
’ accent-Sconces. ARE
lust. duelv cranes
a'
‘, any Ministers of Norwelk
monsoon aim _ ,iia‘ripqin Prayer.
‘ Wt ' :1 ll lScllill Norwalk
ashram thich~iicceptlon
' to Rev. Lewialt. Moore
flfliilfl
Asks Newspaper Men to Meet
Him in His Cell and Tears
Down Work of Counsel Who
Hoped to Get Him Off on
That Plea
NEW Z'ORK, July ll.-—illlrry Thaw
today reiterated the statement given
out. by him yesterday to the effect that
be is not insane and that no lunacy
commission will be appointed to in-
quire info the stale of his mind. For
this purpose be asked permission to
sec the newspaper men immediately
allot-tilt» bud breakfast, and they were
taken Into the prison to meet hilu.
After greetings had been exchanged.
Thaw said that he had asked to see
them as he wished to emphasize, and
to ask them in glvo the widest. pub-
tery A will live a major-general's on
late, aud'tbe brigade will be paraded
in his honor. y w v.
Today‘s skirmishlng and attack we‘r
similar to the tactics of yesterday, the,
defensive position being on Plokerel"
street, on the outskirts of Nisntic. The
Second did not leave Camp Cole and
will be remembered, had charge of the
Roton Point Hotel. His many friends
in The Norwnlks lire glad to son him
buck on the old grounds.
The choice are rented from a small
building which has been moved up
to the puvlilion. The orchestra plays,
as usual. throughout, the evening.
A much larger crowd would have
been at the Point last night but for
the showers of the afternoon and ear-
ly ovclllllg. .
Tuesday and Friday nights are do
signated on roller skating nights.
The thunderstorm yesterday after-
noon was especially severe. at Bella
island. The residents say that they
now seldom seen such vivid flashes
of lightning. or heard such roars of
thunder." The Sound during the storm
presented a beautiful and awful pic
illl‘t‘.
The beaches a nipple island were
(‘iOWl‘Utl with but are yesterday. dos»
llitc the low temperature of the water.
There. was some hurrying, and scurry-
ing for tho collages when the storm
broke and hot a few were caught in
two terms of four years each as arch-
deacon.
lfllli ll
KlillNB .
flHflllKNlN
Vice Admiral of Russian Fleet
Blamed For tilt Severity;
Winged For Second Tints , by
Bomb Throwing Revolution-
isle—Wounded and Taken to
Flaps Which Schoolchildren of
Horwalkc Areto Present to
Battleship Connecticut Will
be Exhibited Seen at South
Norwalk and Norwalk lib-
(Continued on Eighth Page, ._
_. -.. II-IW“H 1
WANTED.
WANTED—BCY TO MAKE HIM-
self generally useful about store. Ap«
ply Stilison-Powell Corp. jil 3t
-WANTED~—BX Humanities GIRL». V
English would“, sltuethmo‘et p '
cooking or general housework. Indu‘
.9 Hoyt at... South Nonfiction... . '25“
WANTEboéiTfiATiON av tilts _.
girl as cook or second work. Address:
29 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk, illiat *‘
WANTED—Kasai. our. Apron
varies
'i‘ho niggnilicicnt stand of colors
which the school children of The Nor-
walks are to present. to the battleship
(‘onncclicui at. the time of the presen-
tation of the alchr service by the ate-
in. this full. have arrived, and are now
at tho. residence of lab-unit M. Saucer.
on the Green. They will remain there
until the latter pan of the week. when
they will he placed on exhibition for
n nook at. the public library. after
which they will ho [liken to South Nor-
walk “or another week and probably
, liciiy to ‘llc statement he handed them l\lllilii ‘ii u u" ”hr.“ 1 - ..
. - < . ~ -y anrhlnsl - tr 'eatofli' fCilffrdiitl
. . . last evening denying that he was In- . . i m . i. . "03 n“ a rut L0 0 o o e . _
thzhzleifcm writs: N’emgiltlnfio‘li‘p Bane. or that u lunacy commission "a" Who Sklpde WIih Edyme iiiirymhfi‘lit‘lw taut}: irrolgaxls't‘ai’tifi‘lklimll: (":le can“. S'flkiik'al 11m“? "a” P ' ’10 3t
ymen 0 “TV“ .’ rmlld ll.‘ u lpolnll-ll to im nil-c. into his . . . . , ' a ‘i‘ 30““ on U “3 3 a" 5 DW' 1
or Methodist Churches opencll vcstcr- state oil mind, I "anion 0" Mimi"!!! W88 7‘" “ “"“um l’”“"‘- messing nicely. it has noon fitted up ,ssvnsrocon, July ll.—An nt- WANTED—GIRLS To woax on
The flags more than come up no on-
pcrtatlons and or» pronounced lilo flu-
cnl not over presented to all American
battleship. They are four in number
are of the finest silk, and have equip-
ment of stuffs, mounting, old. of the
“not".
Each flag is ilitii; tho series consists
of a regulation American flag. the Con-
necticut. state flag llllvllll: ll blue buck-
grnund and hand painted val'l-colorcll
paper boxes; experience not. neces- .
sary. Steady work. Apply office Am-
erican Paper Box Manufacturing 00..
Cross and River St, Norwalk. 111 3t
WANTED—A GIRL FOR GEN
oral housework. Needed middle M
August; .vhlto, good returnees. -' "
evenings. Miss Plait, 6 West Av
South Norwnlk. ill ‘
tempt was made at 1 o'clock this of-
ternoon to assassinate ViceAdmirnl
Chouknln, commander of the Black
Sea fleet: The admiral was wound-
cd and taken to a hospital.
Vice-Admiral Chouknin has been
blamed for his severity. and it was
to his treatment of the crews of the
ships under his command that. the. run-
tiny on board the batieship Knlna i’o—
ternkin. In June and July last year.
with incandescent lights and the inter-
ior is being finished off in oak. When
the work is mmplctcd. it will be very
difficult to see in the pretty, new cot-
tage the rejuvenated addition of what
film. to be knewn an the Foster stab-
cs.
Miss imam iiyutt and Frank War-
rcll, of lir-thol. and George Nichols of
linnbury. are stopping for a week at
Overlook collage, the guests of Mrs.
“My physical and luculnl condition
arc good, and ncwr were bcltor." said
'l‘how. ”i had to light pretty hard
with my lawyers to bc Dl‘l‘lilliii'il to
make lhls statement, which i (”ll
make, but i foil i wanted to make my
position clear. i told them it would
make lunch for my peace of niillil. i
couldn’t rust easily until i had given
ullf illc statement."
Really New Yorker Named
Charles Herbert fling—Left
His Wife Without a Cent
(illurlt-s HPl‘lif‘l'l. Kliliz was the real
llll.llt‘ of the man who, as was told ox-
‘lllsh‘l'ly ill yesterday‘s Sl‘iliillf‘l. tlfit'l'
day at the South'Nm-walk Methodist
Church. The afternoon meeting was
held in the Sunday school rooms and
was opened by Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan.
Prayer was made by Rev. George E.
Bishop, of Westpot, followed by an
address by Red. ,qunniaglnuu, of
East. Norwalk. Testimony and pray.
tr were given by Rev. F. D. 'l‘ormy. 0!
orwallt, Rev. ill. W.'{Bylho. of Row-
Speaking of his mother's return in working here for ten months as strum 5m, coast of arms and two battalion
. ‘ . ,.. .. . n . . . .. .. ,. , , . ' ‘ - ‘ .. , was attributed. The admiral dls- D— W
Vim“; and many llfinemb‘”; _ this lilllnlly lbau said. i. with all Mlliiiiil for llu‘ United hiatus F‘oun- floss. our artillery and the other m. “a. [3“‘fifi'l'fl ‘ (‘1 k ill played considerable activity in at- snmlAh‘gilEe an]: (slth-Abiliill‘dfilAghguitElI »
n “18 9“!“an 0 Sunday “W001 the other l‘lli'nllN'l'fi of the totally, was lil'y and hilllill (.oulpuuy left town for J m” l“ 5 1"“ Edson » 1" W - ‘ “ 3 .
falliry. 'l‘llo artillery flan has rod
lzlrkumund, wniio lllc infantry bull-
llol"s main color is blue. Each has ll
dill’rrvnt ('ului‘f‘li anchor.
Surnluuullug the sums of the four
flags are solid brass eagles. Elabor-
illi‘ casing accompany the flags, All
llull now romaine to mllkc the stand
of l'nllll'u complete is a silver plate on
tempting to capture the mutlnoore at
that time and in suppressing the sail-
ors’ mutiny lit chanlopol in Novem-
ber last. ‘
‘An attempt was made on the life
of the admiral February 9 last. ‘A
woman‘appcared at his official rosi-
dence during the afternoon of that
day and sent in her card, so lug she
for poultry Mill trucking. Must
within follr miles of South Norwalltj
Stamford. Address Farm, this Sm! ,
10 , .
WANTED—«Will CAN USE A.
neat boys in our lace mill.
Forward 00.
come up from Newam on the filth for
a stay at the Nicholas cottage. ,
Mrs. A. ll. (Ynlinhor and daughter An-
nlc arrived today from New York city
for a silly at the ill-llu island Hotel.
The "Frank Jones" will come up
again Sunday with a large party of
plcknlckors from New York city. t
a
com WEB OI‘OWlled. many or “W ""1“" anxious that mother should remain in
'Dal‘l‘milnem 0’ RBV- INN“ K. lCuropc. Silo is suffering from rhou>
M 0|“! being 91‘ 59m- Th“ ,“i’l'Vli‘i’ mntlsm and wont to‘lduropc for the
opened by V- lb. Clllllllllllhlillln'purpose of taking ll care at Sclliuz-
and W5!“ W1“ made by RW- "-- 5- uacll, Switzerland, and i—~~lll~ fact all
said 11nd Rev. E. W. ”will”. Th“ , of nan-wished her to take the cure bu.
"WM WWW“ by Rm" loowls- fore returning homo. Of course i shall
'fl'Olll Jill"! 13 43~ "F‘lHOW be glad to soc llcr, hill 1 can‘t help
New York “born he and Edythe Mall-
nlllg, ll. South Nurwulk factory girl
wol'o ropmtcd to have been llllil‘l"f‘i|.
Wllilc llcrc, King passed ullllcr illl‘
llama of Post for reasons which ilt‘ dill
not tell oven his wife.
No news of the missing man has
yet boon received by Mrs. King. who
spoke'nl’ “l9 “"i'i‘S-‘iuy of wishing that aim hurl l'i‘llillillt‘d ill was left by her llellrllusa husband, .. . . y y i q owl lion Frank "M llnrnctt Dillllilllfiliill ‘ _.
spiritual r alteration and ”l“ “"00“” Europe in! her own sake.” without it cont. Shc in now staying at ;,i‘.',.‘,‘,g“',‘,',f,fu “31:."91‘33‘": $3,615,}; by New York. spent Sunday at the home ginai’gxtzghltll hu%‘l’:“‘jv;:“:$ Sigma? WANTED—BY TWO ENJU
8“! N lilo “8 spiritual WWU“ to to During his talk with the newspaper ll) lluioll sin-ct and in very llillf‘ll lift) ”,0 schlml children 0, The Norwalka. 0' ihi'll‘ mother at (ink cottage. Both it! . of .Ch k l 0 tor- speaking Hungarians. film-"Org
exist [11‘0th Y Wflplrtlon'”; “M"Pfrm men 'l‘hnw look corrosion in oxpluin lion up ovnr the and events of the past ' ' are m” ”WNW“! in New York city. it?“ fizmfi‘mlm.sogm::' the. n‘gmm “WWWW‘K inquire lit 17 filly All” 8
Md 8909139“ 9" “a 0" " “Ti" "“3" his flllluro to take advantage of the week. A LED. “*“m” ‘ a
9T “’35 mode b Rev. George T- ""99‘ porllllsulon to go into the prison yard inst Tuesday King told her that ho OFHCERB INST L VAL; ”ABMRUPTCY HEARING droaatrfig grehpgifichgaggfg “3:; ,. .
mnni 0' mfl‘ini “d it tthe ”31““ ”r ”m m" Norm” y'mm'd'w' w” ""h‘" "’ lrvlultston, N' Y" '” “0‘ District Deputy Naueabauer Performa tloA midi?azifiobfio‘ix‘i]io‘flriim’gr 711:,“ a M hhzctllrnl‘il'iO “limp: ”‘9 regr‘l‘rlzglgo .B—atgotcifim‘llrgonm
fiery can an. n rmn ‘occp on was “The reason l was not out ill the cure a position in ll luminous house i ifor 00n- of Harmln. H i ‘ .. ' ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ . .
INC" '0 RM. 1. “"3“" M00” yard yesterday is sintblc cnoultil." thl-i‘u and that ho would writ.- lu-r rllsg‘elthgletty John Naugebuuer ln- Blflllfill‘i‘ “I“? "l; 33““! Narwalk. i“ woman "“5 killed by)” orderly. 98~ 57 SEWIOW AVG-l It "with“:
said hp, H1 spent the day, when not on reaching there. llc said he would Mum,” tho followina 0mm“ of "our "W office " ' ' “Ni“- ‘mw" n . . . 19¢
PARTNERSHIP DlUSOLVED,
The partnership between Charles D.
Cutbill and Joseph P. Doom, who
have been running the fish mint. at
20 White street under the firm name
of Cutbilt and Ikioiey, has boundin-
zoivcd. Mr. Cutbiil haa‘pnrchuodtlie
interests of Mr. Dooley and videos-
tinuc the ltusinssa.--Danhury Nev/s.
lillnkruplcy, July 20th. at. Bridgeport.
All pert-mus interested are united in
appunr at this time to show cause. if
they have any, why the discharge
should not be granted.
WiLL H V! PICNIC. meet her in Wulorburv. 'l‘hursllny.
which city is her boom llml \vlulrl‘
King formerly worked. He did not
write, neither did llo go to Wnlurbury
but his intimacy with tho Mullullllz
girl l'ukcli out.
The girl’s chum in this city. Mrs.
Klnlr claims, wrote to tho Mnnllilla
girl that she was born and hllil a duo
tective on King's ,iruck.
Klily left this city Inst Wonk 'l‘llou-
day at 2 o'clock and the Manning niri
left at 3. ' 'l‘llc tailor rcnrivml by the
Manning girl's mother was dated at
wanrzoweosmrs To email.
high grade confectionery for mu
turor to dealers. Salary 11% per 1 ‘
and expenses. Address Ruler. M.
Cm, Cleveland, 0.
wanrco-sntrnamnonn
trimmers. John o. Wilson our. ,
Main and Cross Btu lentil N
entrain-ll with my lawyers, in rcmlllllz
and writing letters. it is true i was
fatigued, but not more than i have
been frequently. An ll fact, i lllrl ox-
orclso in the empty corridor which i‘
had to myself while the prisoners were
in the yard."
Wlluu ’l‘tlnw hallo the newspaper
men goodbye hc told them that he
had lhoroushly enjoyed the chat. and
added that to talk with any one bo-
nidcs the lawyers. doctors and prison
officials was "like trolling a whiff of
fresh air from the outside.”
boidt Milne, Sons of ilurnuln, at the
meeting of tho society last evening:
l‘l'i‘tiliilli‘lliW'GilthVil Mueller.
Viro-i'rcsident-Charles Kosmolaky.
Secretary-Adolph Dunks.
Financial Becruiltrywilonry Krletor.
Tronsurcr-William C. Jesse.
union for Eighteen Months-Air
ll Stringer.
Conductor-«Max iiiborabaoh.
Preparations were made to attend
the fiftieth anniversary of the Grand
lodge. Notional sons of liermann. to
be hold at New Haven, August 20th.
Norwalit [item 01 To Have Outing
1 larly in August.
At adjourned outings last night,
Plunder Hook .1! Lsddor Company
and Phoenix ifin ine Company, or Nur-
wuik. muted r a joint outing,
which proximity ill be held early in
nun-—
WILL INTI it WILLiAM's COLLEGE
Harold Thompson. son of Principal
George E. Thompson, of the Winni-
pnuk School. has received word that
he has passed all of hill Yule exam-
inations Vhlaah he recently took at
New Haven. Mr. Thompson will on—
ter Williams College unconditioned, in
the fail. . '
.........-........ . .. .. wt
" sustain" cartons.”
nae. ANNII n. HAVII, so some
Main at, Booth Norwaik Sham co
or re appointed to not ,
.. LOST. .
can prepare the details
. it it (not yet bm-n dccid~
the o ting will consist of
ml
, _ . l . ---~ W llmr twirl I“ lll'ldmllml- l l as noted on tblu no Ins. electrical scalp moment. is lot LOST-«Lillii'l‘ 0N Noemi
a plum Iciuni ts wooda in Gran ”10 "ii A grand l me It ll . . . .
. l l.~ ~ Maw .JGHT m ornaarlou. Mm Kin Willy vialll‘ll l’rlmvruilns - ion. . massage a specialty. Use Cucumber so. In front. of murmurs“
"my. ”harem. ““3" M ”I‘m" __........ Attorney illiam P. 'I‘ntllmuny to not! ”w WM“ a girl metric! an old man Cream for a line completion-Janna“ leather satchel contain‘litl’ ' , ‘
for“! money she wanna saintly look
to mate it seem natural. a Draper salt-moraine
K no nauch cyan.
Ill The owner having to]. oil
it criminal action could not he brought.
Pack Ledge Huh Now shims Over
against the missing couple, lull if they
Mil it?” of Charles
Pavia ,Chnrln-u Murray
tut. for powder. (tail for treat-
ment. Sunni-lineal hair and bi tugs;
the Water Ivory Tan Seconds. . ..._._ 1-
my. a d W. l-‘. Ranch. The new light has been installed in were to rrlcd in New York stoic, this Ll MA" “film p". Umbrella pm... W. m. _....._. Wt...“ removed without my“. on 9"!” and left‘t are.
.~ our on mltlc-n is A. ii. the recently completed light-house at. will be rather dimlluit if not impair» i m any." Implant Item. . ., . MISCELLANEOUS, free. , up up] he liberally: “49,1
‘ at eater ‘amva (Banners. Puck’s mum and was in operation lest niblc. unless they return to this stoic Mor son 'Dntichy, the son of Allen _ « , , , ,, . “mun: same 10 Chief whiten
. and . y- l‘llrnow. night for the first time. The light to rosldc. Dauchymnelneer at the railroad water LuoTldl~i WlisiiTO rue-oars 1W “LATIN! 0’ A” "0‘?“ lit 9 ;
clip y mas and. , , .
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molest; ”when? sup Quintard Ave. and been
chandeliers. u colossus au 1 . atbliad eonlalalu
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ah't‘°5i‘d
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customers that than not and ant a a 4 y _
King is a native of New York city
but has worked in iiridamlorl and Wu.
terbury before conliuc horn and in a
member of the nodules and lcuglea.
‘ on son Pihll neck.
Five Cart
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is a my powerful one and flashes
for two seconds at intervals of ten
uconds. it is a white light and ill
visible a great distance.
,The to: bornhasnotasystbun
used, but as P will be blown by two
(our house gasoline engines, will pro-
bably make a noise at to wake the
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station in Reunion. had a. vocational-
parlance with axboit of lightning dur-
in yesterday'aistorm. finalist: ofjtile
it this: ,. the mutation ethic
umbrella $0th him prostrate upon,
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calls at Grace Chill-ell lun-
ay school am an Annual '
Picnic
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Jive merry caricatu- of manicured!
Grace Church Sunday School and a
y, which finds itself enrolled tow striouds set out this morning at .
no mm, is new acts: parts! .1 stilt by trolls for Plan hock Grove. War
the if. and if. Company‘s min for the sauna picnic. The party ma
ironin- on the outside at Wall street. 3m» the supervision of the room.
The on George Company let out a .. . James Benton Werner, . was
contract a short tints sander a new shit assisted by this up In pron.
brick armaments Smith atmt.‘ deals. . ,, » «
cum swim in: , I
a, mu lesion or o; .
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V scan crosses noon.
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