. to extreme in
site’s:
MAIN arms-r.
nun AMossMstn-s.
‘HARGREAVIQS’ CIRCUS.
homas IInrgrecvos show has
‘ in existence‘for fifteen yours.
hintingwhich time the management
it aids confidence of n discriminat-
ing amusement public. Throughout
"length and breadth. of the United
lied hot! this show traveled. nmus-
. and odifying millions. Thomas
eaves has a splendid record. Fif-
an years of supplying clean and
olosoms amusements; fifteen yours
‘ . lonely watching what the show go-
ng public 'like best; fifteen yours of
oxpdricnce and skill have qualified
litmus“ the leading circus manager In
the world to-dny. His originality of
conception long ago stumped Mr. Hor-
assures us one of the greatest of mod-
ern circus men. The program he tins
‘ tinged for this season is fully up
Ollie high Hargreaves standard. in
addition «to the stnndard features with-
out which a circus Would lose Its
there are several exclusive
g ‘some of which have nevcr before
. roducd In America. On the Box-
r (grounds.
firml‘HE LION AND THE MOUSE."
.A play. of genuine merit and one
which has probably met with tho
greatest success of any dramo produc-
ed In America during the post tcii
‘ years Is "The Lion nnd tho Mouse“
_which lloury 13. Harris will produce
here on Monday night.
The play is by Churlcs chin and
deals with widely discussed phone of
American life todny—ihnt of the in
fluence exerted liy tho moneyed in
. terest upon the politics of thc coliti-
‘ ‘try, and while the drums in serious in
its aspect it is sold to have many illu-
. initiating episodes of Iiunior. ludccd.
the play Is said to sparkle with wit nud
brlillaiicy and its tiicmc licing one of
Wide spread intorcsi it run scnrccly
fail to Interest nil clusscs of tlicnlro
goers.
PU'I‘NAM IIOSE BENEFIT.
Putnam lioso (hiiiipniiy, who \vcro
instrumenlnl in sccuring those Well
known and giftcd artists. William nnd
Joseph Jefferson. i’urnislicd thc lovers
of excellent comedy n ruro front nt
Hoyt's 'l‘hcntro. lust night. "Pluylmz
the Game," a now and tip-to-dntc. Am-
‘et‘lcnn comcdy. writtcn oxprcssly for
them, Is the vchiclc chosen by tlic
deflections for the dlsplnynl ot‘ .tlicir
wonderful tnlcnt, inlicritcd in no small
measure from Ilicir illustrious :imi rc-
spected futhct'. 'l‘hc comedy to most
appropriately named und tho oiitlrc
company plnycd tho some with a rim
and dash that ontircly ciiptlvntod ihc
audience nml culled forth vigorous up-
piause. Willinm W. .lcfforsun wuss
most pleasingly cunt us l'orcy hurl-
ton, with a faculty for getting Into
scrapes and oscnping by tho unrrowcsi
margin. Joseph .lcffcrson wuu cvcry
inch on old-limo southern gcntlcmnu
and his churnctcrizution of thut rolc
was esceilcnt. ’l‘hc gnmc storm with
hat nppcnrod to bu it most tuirndtss
,lirtstlun, but tlic complications uris»
1,)” ins thorcfrom were most nstonishinu
. ‘ and the omiiurrussing sittintions which
resulted Wcrc ludicrous in tho. cx~
trains. The .icfloruous Ililt’tl surround-
ed themselves with ncvcrnl noicd ur-
tlstn. who mnko nu cxcccdlugiy strong
and well bnlnuccd compuuy. nnd "l’lny~
In; the Game" promiscs to add many
stars to thc nlrcndy bright cnrocr of
these tnlcntcd urllstn. 'i‘iic scciics.
J
Joule M
"t tIow L
as Hall, “A
irpduotna‘ our on lines for Men and Young Men.
‘ dominion are the styiethirsty wenrers of Clothes—vthey want -
. out, extrema In pattern. They want manor. lip-to
« in showing of our’plmlnnd $10.00 lino, for
hove aniliddiod Mine sort of fashioning that
‘ _ prices “anything but=fnncy, at 07.00 and
Now: you paycmclaokt“ 5“"
GET THE HAII'I' AND DO TO THE
wopvyrlgbt Clothing Company
‘Hnnny aooowiN, Mgr
‘ one
ting Could You Live
Without having to run In debt.
lumpectomy stopped. This is a question oVory man should face intr-
‘ lady no no more than a single pay day rumored from nctuni
t, whose who carry a savings account here not only act POUR.
out, on their savings, but they can face the future calmly.
the Men and Young
meets , their .11
$10.00. ,
t5 ‘v
80. NDRWALK, CONN.
M
of the writing room of the Wu!-
dorg-Astorls Hotel. the hnndsomcst
apartment of that famous hostolry.
and one of a wcll~known nrtist studio
In the Bryant Park building. were
magnificent, and the gowns worn by
the live ladies were handsome Purisiun
crontlons. Altogether it was a perfect
production and one that will long be
remembered Iiy those who wltncsscd
It. Tomorrow 'tlio Amorlcnn Vitu-
gruph Coinpuny will entertain with u
new line of pictures: Monthly night.
' 0 Lion and tho Mouse, und 'I‘ucsduy
n gilt. A Southern Vendcttu.
A SOUTHERN VENI)h]’l"l‘A.
0n ’l‘uosduy cvening, Scptcmbcr IS.
Miss Jessie Muc linll. thc smnllcsi wo-
man star In tliis‘or any other country,
will be seen ut lioyt‘s 'i‘licuirc. ’l‘lic
plny Miss Hull is presuming this your
is “A Sontlicrn Vcntlcttn.“ which denis
with life in the South.” Miss Hall, as
usual, will be lienrd in Iicr niorc rc~
cont song hits, for which she ls fum-
ous from coast to count. This tiny
specimen of womanhood, who stniids
only four foot. right int-tics from tlic
ground, is the proud possessor of in
singing voice of romnrknblc swcctncss
und of wondcrful rnngc nnd powcr.
Shc cnn cover tlirco full ocinvcs. which
is more than most grand opt-rd slurs
can do. She- Is illiilf on tho plun thdi
“llnc things conic in smnll pnckngcn."
Tilt! prices for this cunnncnicnt rnugc
from 25 to 7;”. cents, which iihfilll‘t's n
crowdcd liousc.
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NO CONTEST OF SAGE WILL.
ment Has Been Made.
NEW YORK. Scpt. 2I.——Senntor
Hi‘nt'ltl‘it nnnounccd to-dny that there
would Iic iio contcst of the Russell
Scipio will. Tho scuutor intimntcd that
n Iinnncinl sctilcmcnt lind licon cffcct-
out. but In: rofuscd to glvc out any in-
i'ormntlon rcgurding it. lic suit! thnt
(mo of the attorneys hr the cstnlc
Would give out n stdtciiicnt rcgurdinu
It Iutcr.
it is tmdcrstotxl that under thc scl-
tlomeut tho twcuty—fivo nlcccs and
nephews who wcrc left ouch $25.00“
imdcr the will arc to rccclvc $50,000,
while the minor heir. Edson 'i‘. Coon»
11d. of Wntcrvliot. ‘1. Y., will rocclvc
5.12.500.
By a st-ttlcmcnt urrivcd ut horn in-
tfny tho lcgntccu utidcr the will of Itus~
soil Sago one to rcccivc from tho cx-
ucutol's of the cstulo tliiuliic iiic no»
”Hills of Ilic Iccucies upon condition
llint tho will be not contested. 'l'hc
will was ndmiiicd to prohutc without
contest.
HEAVY HAT SHIPMENT.
Hat Factories Arc Busy at the Present
Time.
'l‘lic Aduum I‘lxprcss (‘ouipuny is :.
thc prcscnt time doing it lurgc umount
of liuslucss. I‘ll‘l‘t' tlic work nt night
Ilt‘llli; so hurry us to rcduirc cxirn
hclp, Much of thc muitcr linmllcd is
but rust-:4, thc uhipmcms bcing from
Bill! Ill 2in (‘ilMl'N l'm’ll ilinIlL
.\II this goes to show tilnt not only
In tlic cxprcus conipuny doing it good
inislncss. lint tho but fuctovlcs us Wt'll.
for licsldcs sending huts by cxprcss.
largo numln-rs nrc sent out cuch night
on i'rciglit irulns or on tho stcnmcr
Marlin. ’I‘lic fuciorics are all busy
and ‘tllcrc ls llitlc nccd of uuy IliiIlt-l'
living idlc.
Moths
m Vendetta."
If your salary or Wages worn to be
Corona MIII Pondi’for iovorcl
Hours for Tide to Rise.
Four members of the Belle island
summer colony had an exciting expor-
Iencs yesterday that they will probably
not forget soon. '
Miss Maul D. Tweedy and Miss Flo-
rn Bchuldicc have mastered the art of
In large numbers with book and line
on Belle island but they desired the
more exciting experience of catching
crabs.
A small party we: made up and Wal-
ilc Stromayor agreed to take them to
Compo mill pond far famed as a crus-
tacean rendezvous. The young ladies
equipped in bathing suits. Edward
Fay and Mr. Strohmeyer set out in
the lnttor's sailboat Critic yesterday
morning and were having excellent
hick when during the afternoon much
to their surprise and chagrin they
found that. they had gone nground in
the soft mud. .
They were in n duundry uud 'lld
not know what to do. Provisions Worc-
becoming depicted nnd the tide calcu-
dur culled for tho noxt high tide nt
12 o‘clock last night. They pntlcntly
mode the better of the situation nnd
shortly after dark wont ashore and
bonrdcd a. trolley our for Belle Island.
CUBAN CRISIS REACHED.
Secretary Taft Finds the Conditions
on the Island in Bad Condition.
HAVANA, Sept. 21.-vA crisis in the
nttompts of the American mediators
to settle the Cubnn quarrel appears to
be nppronching. The Indications to-
dny seem to be that. Secretory 'i‘nft
will not be able to settle the difficulty
without definite nntl rcnl American in—
tcrventioii.
Sccrctnry Tim was uncommunica-
tlvc to-dny, but it is known tliut he
has been in frequent communication
with President Roosevelt. and reported
conditions here to be for worse. thun
hc liud supposed,
OPEN AIR CONCERT.
'I‘he Hungnrlnn-Amcrlcnn Bond. of
South Norwulit, will glvc on open nlr
concert on The. (irecn. Norwnik. ’l‘ucn-
duy cvcning, tlic 25th Inst. from it
to 9 o'clock. The bond will Iic Icii by
their instructor. .I. I’. l’unzell. The
program will be in thc newspupcrs on
at\lomiuy. Id. Knrdos, the bass drum-
mer, is In Europe at present. and his
More will be fillcd by It‘. W. Morris. of
liridgcport. on old \I'lioclcr nud Wit
son linnd mun.
(lrnud rnlor lioyt of this city ol-
tcudcd u scusioti of \‘oluutccr Conn»
cii. lioyol Arcnnum In Milford Inst
cvcning nml dclivcrcd nu nddrcss, llc
\vus plcnsnntcly citicriulncd.
CRAB APPLES.
Extra tine Crab Apples.
500 Halibu. Basket.
W...
Joseloff,
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 6984.
«divers timer;
FOR MEN.
Hanan til Son’s
36.00 AND $5.00.
Ralston Health Shoe
“.00.
Elite
for Men nod Women
$4.00 AND “.50.
_.——.
Serviceable School
Shoes for Children ,
"f‘
PHONE. 453.
”WEAR SIIIlfS IIIIII III"
iffi
ii
NOT YET BUT SOON. You
will need coal in the near future.
Are you ready for cool weather?
Better not delay ordering until
the last moment.
We cater to the whims and
fancies of all kinds of heating sp-
paratns using cold for fuel. When
you know what you want come
here and get Itwwhen undecided
come here and let us help you
with our advice.
Ill Farris in! it.
‘Gaptnl‘n lirohm‘yor't Party dished in i'
catching ”shoppers" young blue fish. ‘
, a, 4 I, ~
ticnlariy for. C
[NO “RANGES and Is
also a labor saving sub-
stitutc‘tor blocking. on
the sidewofynny cook
stmbnmfngbudcaal. It is
bettcrthnnnncnnmellu
STOVE, PIPES or WIRE
SCREENS: it covers
more surface. In applied
«dentition quicker and
wars: longer...
For sale by Chu. E. Dow, 30. Nor-
walk, and Monroe 0. Palmer. Darlcn.
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COLLEGE PROFESSORS’ NARROW
. ESCA .
Four Man Made 3 During Attempt.to
Reach Tofi of Mt. Orizaba.
CHICAGO. Sept. 21.~Four pronu-
nont College protossors, one :1 member
or the University of Chicugo faculty,
escaped from death nlmost by a nil-
rucie in Mexico lust Wedncsdny after
mic or the most during and nudnclous
cxpedltions cvcr uttemptcd to gold the
top of Mount ()rlzubn.
Word was received yestcrtiny from
Rollin 'l‘. Chamberlain. ot the Univer-
sity of Chicago, a member of the party.
dcscribing tho nttcmpt to reach the
top .of thc mountnin und :1 full of 3.000
foot down it snow slope front tho stilli-
mlt.
iinviug gninod the top of the peak.
the membcrs of the purty spcnt un
hour in looking out ovm' Mcxlco (‘in
and the Gulf of Mexico. Then they
docidctl to (lcsccntl. but cucountcrcd a
snow slopc uud slid down three-fifths
of u milc licforc thcy conic to it stop.
Prof. H. r. Reid. of Johns Hopkins,
Not. I'. A. Coleman. of flic University
of Toronto. and Prof. J. E. Wolff, of
liurvui‘d. were the throc other mom-
licrs oi“ ihc cxpcdlthin. Tilt'y hud
colic to Mexico to study geological con-
ditions. (L‘hnmiicrluln is studying bot-
niiicnl conditions at tlic month of rob
conic crutors.
h‘cvcrnl important discovciics \vcre
mndc, tlic most Important of which is
u ncw meusurcnicnt for the height of
tlic \‘olcnno. A govcrnmcnt survcy
Illiitit‘ scvcrnl ycnrs ugo plncod the
licight of the mountain ut 18.300 icctn
'I’tic purty found on reaching lilo sum-l
IllII that ”it'll uliN‘Uiti linromctcr reg-
istcl'ctl 18.500 foot.
h...__.._ ........
BRYAN AT A DOLLAR DINNER.
Took Up the Government Ownership
of Railroads Again.
.rl'l‘liAN'l‘A, Gn...Sopt. 21.~W. ..
liryun at the doilnr dinner here last
night took up thc subject of govorn-l
mcni mvncrshlp of railroads. Ho de-
clnrcd that ho bud bccn brought to
consult-r ilit‘ corruption by rnilrond
uiporntioits und ho clinic ultimntcly to
Ilic'tvinclusion that the only wuy to
prcsci‘vc thc pcoplc's rights is to coili-
ml! the mods to government owncin
ship nnd tullll‘tli. "l discovered." he
suid, "that I‘ongrcss bun liccn corrupt~
cd by the IiilIl‘tltIlIli. not by the disc of
tunncy. but by promiscs of support for
IIIv candidacy of mcmbcrs of the
winds."
’i‘hc dunl owncrslilp of ronds by the
It’tiui‘itl and state governments, lic.
considcrwi llic only solution by which
ccntruiimtlon cnn bo nvoldcd. lie do
cinrcd tliut ho is more utrnid oi the
rdilrond cmployoo in politics than of
thc govcrnliicut cmploycc. nnd quoted
l’rcsidcnt Roost-volt its saying tiiut if
wc do lltil ham- gt)\‘i‘l‘l’illli‘lll control of
i‘nllronds \vc will liuvc tlic govoriimont
controlch by tho rnllt‘tinds.
MILLION PEOPLE DIED OF
PLAGUE.
I.i\li(’ltlii, imiln. l-lcpt. ”."l.~'I‘lic sup-
poscd ciosc counccihin Iiciwccii Hits
nml thc plunuc Is considered to hnvc
liccn provcd by the cxtrnordinnry nuc-
cusn in dccrcnuing ilic scout-go which
hilt-i rcsuiictl from the war of cxtcr-
mluutlou uguiusl rats Ihut huvo Iiccu
carried on to sixty towns In the Fun-
:ili. 'l‘hc cxpcrimcnt Is rcgnrticd us
of innncnso importance In view of the
incl ”lift. it Inilllon pt-oplc. nirendy
huvc dicd of thc plnguc in tho Pitu-
Iuh nionc.
u...
AMERiCAN8 FIRED ON.
HAVANA. Supt. 2i.—-l.n Discussion
puiilislicn n dispuich from (lioiitucgos
shying thut liluoinckcts from tho Am-
crlcun unuhont Mnricitc. who wore
gnrriuouiuu tlic Solcdud Sufiur osluto,
huvo been flrcd on by robots. ’I‘ho
Anicricunn rcturnedathc fire und tho
rcliols find.
FIVE WORKMEN KILLED.
WiNNllr‘hiil. Mum, Supt. 2l.mWor(l
Wits rochVcd In this city Io-dny of u
dynnmito oxpioslon which occurred on
thc rightof way of the Grand Trunk
I’nciiic itniiwuy pour Finnlurk. New
Ontario. chnotid , In which five
workmon wcrc kilod dud six others
lniurcd. one of whom is expected to
(Ho. i
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OIITUARY' RIGORD.
“Ml-nu...-
I’I‘NI'IRAI. OI“ WiifgiaiAM 'I'IMi’iiilN.
. nos. 2 masonzn'rrn BUILDING. c.
' ADVANCE. snowmo on, , ..
Suits. Coats and waists.
WE ARE NOW SHOWINGOOME ADVANCE STYLES IN HIGH CLASS SUITS—COATS AND WAISTO.
THE 8TYLE8 WHICH WE ARE SHOWING ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE YERY BEST MANUFACTURE! IN
THIS LINE AND ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THE ORDINARY BOTH IN FIT AND WORKMANBHIP.
woo. oun ASSORTMENT I8 LARGE W is nor COMPLETE, AND we ARE ADDING new THINGS TO
THE Lme EVERY DAY. '
Women’s Tailored Suits Misses’ Tailored Suits
New Fall and Winter Coats '
Silk Shirt Waisis ‘ Cotton Shirt Waists
Nuns Veilino and Brillianiine Waists '
Separate Skirts—Newest Slules
‘TRISTRAM e HYATT,‘ NORWALK, CONN.
OKLAHOMA COTTON FOR JAPAN.
\(lKLAliOMA CITY, lkln.. Sept. 21.
~Tho first “consignment of this year‘s
cotton from Oklahoma was started
yesterday for Jump. Several .lnpnn
cotton buyers have been in Oklahoma
10:»th past two months getting con-
signments for their, liouscs in tho. Or-
Ient. . . ,
ARMY OFFICERS
‘ BOUN
D. HOMEWARD NOTICE.
fl Special inclining.
Gecnl‘ail Barry and Duvali Getting
Ready to Cuban Service.
The inhabitants, legal voters, of‘the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
LONDON, Sept. 2l.——Brlg.~t}on. Tho.
mus ii. hurry and Brig-Gen. W. P. Du-
and warned that a special town nioet-
vnll have come here from Germany.
whom they nttended the manoeuvres.
They luive received orders to return
liomc as soon nu possible.
Sir Thomas lilpton and Mr. and Mrs.
' WORK TRAIN KILLS TWO.
nihilism. wot. Sept. 21.~A work
trnln on the new line. of the North-
wcstcrn rond run into n workm'cn's
elm-ping cur inst. night. killing two nnd
injuring i'ourtt-cn other lnborcrs.
A mun numcd Harris. who lives In
’i‘uyior nvonuc, and who is suppos‘ld
to in Morris iiurrls. n junkmnn. was
struck by on nutmnobilc this morning}
T. P. O'Connor culled from Livcrpool
to-dny for New York on the Celtic:
Gcncrnls Barry nnd‘Mills, a number
of ynchtsmcn nnd others were at the
stntion to bid Sir Thomas farewell
and urge him to urrnngc n ace for the
Amcricuu cup before. he returned. Sir
Thomas promiscd to discuss thc nint-
tcr ot‘ ntiothcr challenge while in New
top: will be held in the 'l‘dwn Hall,
Wnii street. Wednesday, September
26, 1906, at 8 o'clock in the evening.
for the following proposes, to wit:
1. To hear the annual reports of
the town officers. and take
thereon:
" ’l‘o rescind, if deemed advisable,
action
he
‘IIIII um soon .to geiutogcther on the:
in 'I‘nyior nvcnutl nnd Wcst strcct and i York. and said he ilop
knotkcd down. Hc wus not sci-lously IItlhh‘lllII‘ to mnhc tho iil‘l‘illigt‘llivlliii;2H. 139“, fixing the ponlpensaliun of
liijurod, liowcvcr. nnd Wan inkcn ttilSir 'l'liotiins told on intcrvicwer tlintmhc town nsscssors at $150 per year;
his home in modulo ’l‘hc owm-r olfiwhilc he could not say anything more‘ami also to rescind the vote passed
tho machine is unknown, idctinitc. hc thought it "very prolinlilo July 29, 1391 fixing gum compensation
cd it would bPltlio vote of the town. passed January
. "' - . . ‘tluit thcrc would hc another t'nco." nt 3900 ,- 'pur' anl to m)“. such
'ilio selectmun have not yet dccnlcdl ._ ‘ . . . , .. , . W ' ‘ . ~ D8 5' - _ t ,
win-111mm“, gram the “0““). switclu 1"“ "db 0‘ bl! ”10"le dlt Séllrfittl further action relative to the compen-
tiint he will issuc n clinllcngc during
ninucr. it is understood that n prom-g 1"“ ”m“ m Am‘m'L
I I v ’ 1 '
“w... ..
‘or M the switch . llocul untomoliilists will go to (lystcr
‘ ' iiiny on tho stcnnici‘ \ lctor tonight to
During yesterday‘s clcctricni show-:witncss tomorrow's climinntion
or the slgnnl box on tho \\‘cslport- trials. chcrnl machines will Iic ink.
Norwnlk trolley lino nonr l’cnt Swnmp . cu orcr on the bout. (‘hnrlcs P. liar-
swuch, wits struck by lightning nnd Itcr inicnds to drive his our to Now
destroyed. l York and thence down to the course.
\i’nuliiiinton Cililliltl‘. S. of A. hcld i q,H:;:ir)¥iq?{i‘l:nllliu:llll 9:1 flabl‘iutsuflit‘llz
'L “gum meeting hm tuning. lundcrgoing trcutmcnt ut the Norwnlk
Olive Branch lodge Knights OI“. Hospital for an Injury to his leg. has
Pythins hcld u Inectlng Inst cvcuinc. lilt‘i'li discharged from the Institution.
notion of said assessors as the meet-
ing shall deem advisable, according
to a petition on file.
3. To authorize and direct the select‘
men, if deemed advisable. to soil the
towu stone crusher and boiler provided
they can obtain at price. therefore
which to them seems sufficient and '
proper.
tinted at Norwnik the 21st day of
Scptcmber. 1906.
ALFRED AVISON,
JAMES A. BROWN,
J. B. RAYMOND,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
s21 6t
, The: Buying gower
of 2,000 Cigar [Surges
\.
ERE is no or secret in the National Cigar Stands’ methods. We can
in she
sell ci rare for lcss than has ever before been possrblc because two thousand of us
Toll ruggists with an established cigar trade—concentrate our 503' in one co-
operative concern. See the power of such a mighty union of individual orcesl We
can practically dictate our own terms to manufacturers We can—and (Io—control
our own brands and. factories. Instead of buying separately in small lots from
Jobbcrs, we become practically our own producers.
The cigars we sell Come to us at the lowest cost ever known in ci retailing.
And they are sold at the lowest prices ever known for the same quality. or instance:
Black and White '
at 5c. each .
In rcall :1 mm- cl .ttcr leaf and more of it than you have been nomstomed to m It 8 for'tiiic.
“i not: and \ he In one of 80 exclusive mods, mode 0 :Ind flit-the Notions] Gin: Stand!-
I-lm m some others—nil showing the same superiority in quality for widow u v
cu.»”m. Afiflt-CkwN'P‘W‘Ilutflimdmc“ o o ’1‘ I
would“ ”A“! 50.! dam-nil: vim nvcr soul It - . ' 6 for I I
u»
u,
’l'hc funeral of ililnm ’I‘Impnon. in-
ftllii non of Mr. n a Mrs. John 'l‘inip-,
mm or ii North to In direct was hold
ycnierdny lifterno
tormcnt wns Inl’, e island (lemotcry.
“Muncwh...
REGENT ARRIV
BAliIild ISLAND, N. 3.. Vin Hullfnx.
MS” flout. iiiwtihr. Amoriku. ilnmimm
i-iouthmnpion and Chorhourg. for New
York. [it n p. in, Sept. lit). was 640
miles east of Handy Hock.
IIOHOP OF SAN PAILO'O INDY.
ORAN. Algeria, Supt 21.n-w'i‘hc‘bpdy
of ii mun believed to lie the billion of
the rock of tho itnllnn stunner flirlo
on criminal island. Spain. August 4,
lino boon monoclonal: the court here.
i
of tlzllil. 'l‘ho In~‘
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