l
Loni
Grocery specials at Joscloft's.
g.
First Mun—~‘How do you do? “"1
“M 4:. e.
Wutor wings and post cardssfip
‘s. ,
man fild. Is
. iL Com-
Thc udv, of tho 001ml“) ques-
pany helps you to solve .
_______.....——-
Miss Trcudwcll, of New
visiting in Norwalk.
lion. Read it- .5!
l. Mrcncc, of
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilpo L‘Xtendcd
Norwnlk, lci't today if?
' to lliugham on,
till) 5 Waterbury,
.L‘nt Saturday
Joseph
B, Ens,
formerly, N
n.“
The Wi'hnll
go to New 0“
the ion moi.
‘3"
lny
' urdny and p
.c. .
bishop, of New
pending the wcck
(i. S. St. 'Johu.
Mrs. Jun
Rochelle, N
. -r s
“uh hc ., who has been the
Harold. In South Northlk, has
gucstofli home in Peckskili,
returned
N. Y. :"
oghuum and daughtcr
Mm'vc boon guests or Mrs.
l<nie.""d‘ of Wall street, huvc
Sillill‘m to New york.
Lug has the goldcn wings,
Th 19' has the same,
7-3.; horsolms no name at all
gi-gcls there just the sumo.
f"? .___.___.—-&
rid Mrs. W. ii. Baldwin and
y two sons. Ralph and Sluuioy
”~~‘fl‘lid»0iiVef’B. Stanley, enjoy-
‘nutomobile trip in Bronx Park.
»‘ Saturday.
l. Mary Cousins and daughter.
Cinra Cousins, oi? Main sircct
M jTRo GLYc
no rules.
.f'w... rosin. '
But lino or: spring noodsoyur shown.
HA ‘RY ~ RIDER,
Good Ioilvcrod mo. Tel. 243-3. 1‘
Jim day in New York.
m
3 . Gill, charged with drunkenness,
n nod $5 and costs this morning.
‘ ‘3 one of the men employed on
lno. ,
' t
ERINE" ON‘ WATER.
w
iLilian-l McHugh'a New Speed Launch
of This Name in “a Hummer.
The last addition to the fleet. of now-
«or lanncbss in this harbor surprised
tho boys when she cut loose Saturday.
type, black hull, 26 feet long, 4% feet
beam, and of “skin and bone" struc-
ture, all weight possible being avoided.
In her trials the newcomer has morn
than mot expectations. She Is as clean
a mover through the water as we have
seen anywhere, and with her equip-
ment of a fifteen-horse powor ll‘crro
motor, will be hard to heat in her
class. Yesterday she was taken across
to Huntington. L. l., and had a tryout
thore with one of the fast ones, in
.which she had a little the best of it."
'Uuqucstionably she is the szftcst
boot in this harbor and is a crcdit to
her owner. who is also. hcr bulldcr.
l-lcr spccd is hotter than sixteen milcs
an hour
. ,. "KALLJVILKI W“
”opens.
Tent Ropes Burned 0ft, but Quarters
Were Saved.
"Camp Empty” has opcuod at Gulf
. Pilsturo‘ and outside a narrow escape
from a conflagratlon, no scrious dum-
agc has as yet resulted. 'l‘hc campers
arc "Mock" I’ctcrs,"‘llam" Comstock.
who acts in the capacity of chcf, cal-
crcr and prcsorvor of life; “Rube"
Hawkins, Low Hawkins John Cody and
“Bully” Flynn.
An attempt to burn somo of the dry
gross about. the camp didn't foazc the
grass much, but burned the guy ropes
of the tent. The fellow who started
thc fire is under sentence to ho tossed
overboard clothes and all, as soon as
a good chance comes.
~
MISS PETERSON A GUEST HERE.
Miss Grnrc l-‘ctorson, of New Haven,
in the gucst noi‘ Miss Anna. houiso
lllchurds. The following is from the
Lender, Now Huron:
”A few friends informally hiddcn
gathered in the studio of E. A. Pur-
sons. Wmlnesday afternoon, to onioy
tho playing or lhrcc of his tnlonlcd and
promising pupils. The hour was puss-
cd much as it a few frlonds had drop-
-——_____
twithstumling tho
i“
ihroui oning
irlioiputcd in lho dunoo at.
Saturday night. Ilurroy‘s or-
, of Bridgeport, furnished the
. and Mrs. Churlos Smith oi"
1’ 1 shout, Norwuik :iticndcd n funi-
1/ euniou with Mrs. Smith‘s roluiivos,
cf 4/: Judds. in iicthol, Fourth of July.
Ci‘biicl'; .‘l'ii: Fosilvitics of the tiny includcti ii
‘ . big clmnbukc.
l _,_
i The (loldon ltnlo ("lrcio of tho
; King's linughtors of ilio Norwnlk (lou-
, urogntlouul Church will hold u. spucinl
incctlng tomorrow :iI'iorlioon at 1’
o'clock with Mrs. l’nddork. of Now-
lown nycnuc.
Soruonnl lMirund Raymond has
. lil'on cloclcd trousurcr of Company I).
to fill'out tho nnoxplrod town of ’l‘ in-
surm' llouis W. Monurd. whoso form
of onlistmcni. ims oxpircd nnd who
has been honorably discharged.
'l‘ho itor. John (1. il‘oguriy curuto of
SI. Milry‘s l‘nrish. Norwnlk. hus rt»
lurncd from a truck»; slay at. tho ro-
il'linl ni, llrlghion. Muss. This work
1,. for, :1 large number of young poo-i
pod in to hear tiircc Icssons ulvon by
Mr_ I’m-sons, whose position as king of
hiuno teachers in Now Huron is socuro
’I‘hc: and apparent, to all. Miss (iruoo l’oi-
crson, duughior of Edwurd S. Prior-
son, the sanitary inspector, a winsomc
high school girl, oponcd lhc program,
plnylng Bach, 'I‘srhuilmwsky. Chopin
and l‘nderowskl numbers. llor piny-
lnl.r wns marked by a bountiful touch,
inioiligoncc und gifts of lntorprointlon
us yol in a budding stain, but rcrlnin
to bloom uhdor her prcsr-ui lcnchor."
DINNER PARTY AT ROTCN.
Miss Emily S. Smith. dnughtcr of
Captain and Mrs. Aunlnn .l. Smith,
(Holohrutcd her birthday Saturday with
' u dinncr to clown ol‘ hcr young indy
l‘rionds from llrldgopori, who had it .
doiightl‘nl bnndnct at tho llolon l’oint
lloiol. Tho tablcs worc hnndsomcly
docorniod with llowors and an :ittrnc-
llro monu wus sorrod.
CONTRACT FOR FACTORY ADDI-
TION.
1’
Wuldron and Riordan hnro iukon tho
coutruci for no cnluruouicni lo tho
plant of tho (lroi‘ni nnd Knapp lint t“.o.,
in \Vutcr stroci. 'l‘ho prcsvut build-
his now nsod for a packing room, will
n”. no“ Edward p. l’lnnkctt is lit the ho cui‘rlcd up on uddllionnl story, 30x-
I'oli't'itt and will roturn Suinrduy.
'l‘bo Jury ('(liliiliiilflitilit‘l‘li, of Il‘nirllohl
l'ounly, Lyman t-l. Catlin, of llriduo-
-i:i tool, with u pnpnr roof,
YACHT CLUB DANCE-“.8.
’i'ho “writ“! of sonsou‘s duncos at tho
h...—
...m.-.~m.wm . .
aliens John w. Souliey : is. '
[.1 last Norwnlk sewer. His boss paid 1
, .
'l‘hc “Nitro” is of the extreme speed '
port: i’ormor Shoriff ilobori l., (ilurh-‘Nolwnlh Ynchl (‘lnh will mnnnouro
Will. of Slrnlford, and Ch-rk Williunl It. tomorrow ovouiuu nl lho club liousc
filloiion. of tho superior court, incl. at ilickory iliut‘f. dad will coulluuc
today for tho purpouo of sclocilng tho ouch 'l‘uosdny night. during July and
nuiucs of ulcn unulilicd and dosirublc
us Jurynlon.
’I‘liol'r was no ncl'vico luul iiiulli'lil
tho Nui‘wlllll (form-«millions! tlhnrch,
owing to tho colobrnliun ol‘ ihu‘fl‘dh uu~
nlroruurr of tho Wouiporl (longrc-
unlionui church lust. night. which won
lilionilml by runny mombcrs of tho Nor~
wolk (“hurl-ii and in which l’ulllor El;-
bcrl casino-d.
’l‘ho lbw, l‘i‘lilinnl Wilkinson, who
bun urhlcwd connidurublo tunic on tho
pronchor in hrukora in Wall airccl. N.
32, occuplod lho pulpit of tit. Paul's
Church, Nurwnik. ycslordny morning
und owning, owing: to tho lllncun oi
lilo rooior. Roy. Wcmysn Smith, who
is rccrlyoring from so ntlncit of uppcn-
dichin. The Roy. Mr. Wilkinson con-
ducts his scl‘yico for tho mun in tho
Now York financial district in tho
opou nlr und in grtwiod by largo
crowds. 'i'brpo months of tho your
bu spcnds in New York and tho olhcr
nino months of the your in Mlnncuvo-
ilu. Minn.
m3
Films, Pitta. Mom and all of tho
annuities tor Dcvaloping and Print;
inn. , 1’
sum-mongol»? lion
’ ”vi'va‘lion rump- I.
_ i , mu W mu:
idol-mil:
us‘ «a.
August. Spoldul's orchouiru. oi'
llrldgoport. will furnish music. on uu~
uni.
“mm“..-
MACE-u-PATCHEN.
Aunt-lo Mill‘o nod Miss .iulln I’ll-Il'lil‘Il
iWIl \rcll known youiiu Norwulh llu~
liun pooplu worn murrlcd ul Si. Murys'
Church at ll o'clmzk yculcrduy morn-
ing by tho ltov. .l. t‘.. Fogurly. tlhur-
ion Mucu. brothcr of tho room wns
Iii'iii mun, and Miss Mury ulchon, sin.
, tor of tho bridu was hridcinnid.
TRICKINinCHZOZSTAMlAK.
A f’oiish couplo. .louoph 'l‘ricklmo
wlca nnd Minn .luiis (innbniuuluk worn
.inurrlod about noon at til. Mary's
'(‘ihurcln ycslorduy. ’l‘hc nuptial knot
Willi find by tho Rov. . (i. Foamy. .‘io-
.uoph Coluski wuu host man and Miss
Lolitc tizczstnnluk was hrldsluuid.
“W?” torus...
' AND
Postal Cards.
Luv-goat Auurtmcm in the State.
COLEMAN’S L
, NIW! ITO“ . 4
to North Main Us. loath Norwuik
i
q.‘
‘1.
.Vv‘
STERS.
The 31.qu
,.
(
FROM $15.10 $25. a
we are shocking the cream of the new fancy worsteds
and velours, in brown and gray club checks, shadow,
checks, shaded plaids and effective stripes. ‘
To see these‘suits is to buy; for in fit and style
they lead all other ready-to-wear clothes.
"Jun——
Summer comforts for incur-Straw Hats, thin
Wash. Suits
GOSD GRAIN—GOOD SERVICE.
Quality first,
Smut Sold
BLUE FISH, 15c LBJ WEAK FISH, 10c: FLAT FISH, i0c; PORGIES,
Shirts, Underwear and Hosiery, new Neckwear and
the latest Belts.
for little boys, too. ‘
There‘s no other way in build a great
Grain business. No muttor how little the price, if the
thing is moon you don't want it.
In buying grain and
food it's not so important to save money us to get the
bestwbni, here you can do both.
_Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
‘ bratty model in fancy Summer Suits ,
rfor men, birth martcst to carry that wellfknoyvvn“
name. , 'l s, 5
. , Coats cut on the new dipflmodelswith halfffittiog'
, back, graceful shouldersand lapels, flare skit-Mulch»
out vcnt,uand;_prcsscd sidgl scams; trousers full over
., the hips, with sailor waistand shapely legs. .
, Lucid]?
. .lr.
Crabs 'l‘éc 'Dczcn.
100; SWORD FISH, HALIBUT, BUTTER FISH, COD, MACKEREL, LOB-
Will
Mill Ind MIMI
l?“ um
Mini tor A. o. ”subsoil i ~
Book
49 Wall St., Norwalk.
VERY BEST BUTTER, PER LB.
VERY GOOD BUTTER, PER LB. .
20 LBS_ GRANULATED SUGAR
3 lbs I’kgs, N. B. Co. Crnckors . 25c ii 5.: Flora. N. ll. Co. Cruckcrs ,, 25°
3 lbs. Soda or'Miik Cruckors 25c:
Strictly li‘rosh Eggs, pcr Iloz. 25c
Vory llcsi. PolMocs, por pk. 350
Large lino Canned Meats, Plckle8, Olives, Canned Fish, Choc-c, Native
strawberrlu. Green Peas, Rodi-hen. Lettuce, Been. Bunch Onions; also Wax
and Green Beans, Cucumbers, Squash and Tomatoes.
United Grocery Co.
20 No. Main CL. 30. Nor. Tel 143.
“WWW. "Wu ..,.
and Stationery Stores.
Cniblii’s Bridge on Market
KODATAK'
Wm. P. Beers’“
6 South Main St., South Nor-walk
«.-c...-....-.-.-.n.-n~¢...-
..~-a...-o.
8 lbs. Pilot Crnckcrs ..
:l (inns lioilunco Milk ..
49 For! 81.. EM! Norwalk.
1
oney i
on or before“
1
Draw
A124
openerns and Scilurdc _g.
Brenda. $1.999.- ‘ ‘
s
3’
Per 99“!
290
27c
$1.00
250
3 Guns (‘nmphcll‘s Soup 25c
250
M. Epstein,
Tel. 8194
Deposited in Our Savings Department
Interest From July lat.
a heavy stock of station-
." ’
All we have
a «by coming in soon We must reduce the
stock‘on. h‘uud. Therctoro for this
wank we otter our show Package. ‘
so SHEETS PAPER, r»
50 ENVELon‘Ec. ~ '
AT17*CENT8 BOX. 4 . ‘
This pnpcrds good enough for the
finest use and cheap enough for ordi-
nary purposes. Try a box.
4
’I
lie llllll Ii Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION trons.
'rsL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY ssnvrcs.
\——-~— . ”mt...” ... . ...,._......_.....
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WAI. STREET, 10:10 a ins—The op-
, ening mo‘vcmcut of pricds was irregu-
iur, the gains for the most part being
found aniong thc industriuls. Amalga-
mulcd Connor and Sloan Sheffield
Stcgl rose 1. GrcutNorthern pi’d. fell
I'xhgnnd then rccovcrod after WhICII
ii. i‘luclunicd irrcgulurly. South Paci~
fio docilncd W4. .
WALI. STi'lEE'l‘, 11 a .m.—The mur-
kci did not adopt it dotiniic upwurd
tendency unill wcll along in the first
hour ,whon the persistent buying of
St. Paul. the Hill stocks and Amalga-
mutcd (ioppcr hogan to have a roas-
snrlug cffoct. ()ibcr lenders moved
more nurrowly and encountered soil-
ing orders after they had about mudc
up their declines which finally mado
tho cnilre llsi sag hi. 11 o'clock. Chi-
cago Grout Weston-n pfd. advanced 51/5,
Siccl Foundries pm. 3%, United States
Rcaliy 2, St. Paul 1%, Erie 2nd pfd.
11/2 and (Ircnt Northern pfd., Norihcrn
Puciilc and St, 1‘qu pfd. 1. Western
Union lost 2 and Minnonpolls and St.
Louis and Muckuy Companies 1.
WALL STREET. noon.——-llrdon Pin
cliic was lll'tod a small fraction nhovc
Saturday's closing and thou fclt back
to l bolow. ’l‘hc wholo list yioldcd.
Sonlhorn Pacific. Atohlson, New York
Conirnl. l‘cnnsylynnin. fto:1tiiiu:.'illhi-
ois (lontrui. llrookiyn ’l‘rnnslt and
Smoking losing i to i l-‘i, Norlhn'ost-
cm 2 l-2 and Mackziy Compunios 2.
’l‘horo bud boon proylons gnins in tho
llnllod Siufos Ito-duction pfd. of 4 1.4.
liolnwnre & Hudson 1 3-4. Amuinumui-
od ('oilpor, Load and \\'csiinuhonso
idioclric l .‘l~.\‘ to 1 1‘2. londs worn ir-
regular.
WALL STRICId'l‘, l p. m.-—~Spccnln~
tiyo ofTorings coniinumi to como on
tho nmrkot and Aiuuiuuuiaiod (loppor
was forcod a fraction boiow Saturday's
Ierol. l.ossos ronchod ll in \‘ulcnn lic-
iinnlnu‘ pill. 1 3-4 in tilovoiand. (‘. (‘.
& St. Louis. 1-2 in Union I’nciflc, l 1-4'
in Cunndinu Pacific and l in Soulhorn
Railway and Anaconda. (‘hicugo &
Alton. Virginia Carolina Chomical and
llnitcd lluilwuy lnrcsimoui prd. roso
1 in 1 1-1.
NEW YORK. July S.—'l‘ho cxpori of
gold to France, whihc bus boon in pro-
gross since curly in May was contin-
uod today by tho ongugcmcnt by Luz-
urd, ll‘rcros of $1,000,000 for shipmcnt
to Paris tomorrow. The cxporialion
of cold is attribulcd by cxchungc cy-
pcrts to tho attempt of tho Bank of
France to rocupornic its cold i‘uscrvc,
which has boon Iussonod by the with-
drnwnl of Russian doposits from
France. A your ago lho rosorvo of tho
Bunk of Fruncc was about $585,000,000,
but at prcscni ii is about $30,000,000
loss than that amount. Since April,
Franco bus tnkcn about. $22,800,000
from Amcricu, whilo $3,000.000 has
gone to Munich and $1,000.000 lo llol-
lnnd. Now York exchange houscu ex-
press the opinion that the movement
of gold from this country to Franco is
llkoiy to continue until the dcmunds
of tho Bank of Frunce arc satisfied as
ihul. lnstliution In making the ship-
incnt oi gold profltnblo by paying In-
icrost on it whllo in transit ncross tho
moan. liuvinu onco rocntuhllshod its
rcsorvc at tho tiguro dcslrcd the flank
of Franco will probably discoutlnuo
such inlcrosl mul tho shipments will
stop.
l’I'l‘TSIllH‘lii. l'n., .Iuly 8.**‘iillilk'
ruplcy procoodlngn ugninsl it. M. Won-
vor. who ciosud his brokorugo oillcou
in this city lust \i’cdnoudny, Woro iv-
uuu in tho Unllod Sintos district court
hcro today. .I. Byivoslor 'Kohu. of
(ilcvoland. illod an involuntary petition
for (ilorolnnd and Modlnu crcdiloru
havinu allclgud claims nguinst Wuuvur
uppruuuiinu ”.000. Thu pntitloucrs
stutc. that ihuy iuivo boon nuublc to
iconic Wouvor in this district. and lurk
flint tho nocnllsary ndrorllnomcnt of
tho cnko ho niudo. 'i‘hc lluilod Builds
district court of Clovoinnd, it is said.
inns uppolntcd W. L. Wont, of thut
oily, roccivcr of Wonvor'a oiliccs in
Clcvolund. Dayton and Toledo:
ONTARIO MINES MAY STRIKE.
COBALT, Ont, July lit—«A gonorui
ulriko of minors is imminent. A morn-
ing was bold ycstordny at which a nun
lority of tho nuncra‘ cxprcsocd thcnn
' solves us unwilling to accept tho
schedule of! wages drawn up by the
companies. All the principal mining
compu‘nlcu at Cobalt have signed his
agreement to libido by the proposed
at meeting to ho land today, a strike
will be dooinrcd and about. 2.00 mun
mil quit work, ,
”rho uricvnncou are principally over
the lengths: tho shifts? of the undsrs
patron gained. \.i , ,fl ' l.’ , ‘
wages smile. and it the mun reiuot it '
.thc wageupuid the iliii‘filtld men and .
of superiority. , .g N“ -’.\ A. ‘ ‘7
Men’s Tailorcd Suits, $19.00 to 8? . ‘
‘ .You may not know our Shoe Depart” . ,
the make we sellwc will WMWNWWW you as another‘rc
Id!
P ' ’ Ci ‘SI
I’ICBS ' 0 ‘ :III’B .
“Hi my. HEAD-Io-soo'r (our units um
98 Washington sue... I. and" ' ”'1. South Norwalk. noun.
-, if‘li. 165-5. .
.
:Ho EL‘ 'ARRl-VALS. ”no;
Clifford-:Wllliam 0. Sweet, H. 13.
Worcester, George N. Davidson, Edwin
Neil, W‘. D loans and four guests,
Bert Byer, new York; Mrs, E. L. Ely,
Yonkers; Ksnncth Nichols, Brooklyn
Charles D.‘Burnes, Greenwich; George .
1. Rockwell,j-Rldgeeflld; M. H. Stokes,
Suloy Vanddrveir, Albany: Mr. and
Mrs. M. W er, Englewcod, N, J,; 1-1, '
0, Quick, , est Gonnoll, Chris 0 .
trander, harlcs cinho '
Brodie, G e ,
or
its 8 M
agan,_ Dan ry: dg
ES FOR ,
LIMITED FLYEBS
New Haven Road..0rliers, New
Type of Fast Locomotives
new ENGIN
The New Haven railroad is having
i5 passenger locomotives built to
haul express trains through from New
York to Boston on a schedule of four
and a hall hours. It was stated Friday
that this service would! be inaugurated
on some of the limited trains after the
cleciric locomotives are balding trains
us far cast as Stamford.
’l‘ho now locomotives are to be of
rcry heavy typo, with high driving
wheels and with the very latest im-
provcmcnts. These engines are to be
of the standard of the Pennsylvania
rallroud whilo four and a half
hour schedule has not yet been an-
nounced it is understood that it will
ho inaugurated for some ot‘ the limit.
od~lruins as soon as the electric ‘ser-
vice is rcully to Stamford, the bridge
across the Conocticut river completed
and some of the important implore;
media on the roadway are completed.
It is stated that these new locomotives
will cost the most of any ever built
for the New Haven road.
'l‘ho company is also having some
finc and po rtni locomotives built at.
Philadelphia and Schnectady. It has
hccn asked by some if the electric
power is to be substituted for steam
on the entire New Haven road, why so
runny new sioain locomotives are being
built. it is stated, however, that the
nmchinos new building will be only 9.
lion-bits as it wore, among the sow.»
rul hundrod engines of the New Ha-
you mad and if electricity is finally
subsillutcd for steam all the way be-
iwccn Now York and Boston for Pas-
songcr service, that the steam locomo-
lircs run all be nscd.tor hauling
freight trains.
Bethel; Mr. and lrs. " '4'
field, New Maven; aul Weich,
Cogswell, Torrington; Willllsm
‘thorpe, E. K. DoyelnndLM. D
town; Joseph Wright, Woo
Mrs. Scottinnd two guests. Pe
Taylor, Newark; B, J. Walsh,
Sales and Wife, Providoucc: M ”
Mrs. W. K. Maples, Norwulk, .
Kirby, Port Chester. ! ‘
nan
Mahackcmo—Juim E. Bro g
bury; William blunols. New Cay
J. Riderly and wife, New Your
Graham, Torrington: F, Dunn.)
Dnnbury; Willium 'l‘. Pricegu"
Richard Graham, \l‘ulcrbury 1'
Boil, Danbury; .lumcs lino ,
bury; E. Lind, (imrgeto
Lniiin, South Noin'uilt; ‘
New York; F. A. hum
McGra'dy, OSlilil Norwn
‘ C. Miller, Soulh No
w llurcu; C. ‘
Greenville, 'l‘cnn.
FITCHBURG MACHINIST
FITCHBURG, Mass. July 'l
300 machinists employed at
ferent shops in this city, we its
strike today. 'l‘hc men. who ,
bers of the International A», i.
of Machinists, nmdo demand ,5
runry last for nino hour da "‘3'
increase of pay. The ma ;1_
shops. which arc nllllluted
Metal Trades Association, l ,
ed to recognize tho nss
have refused the demands;
IH'fil
CHINESE GOVERNOR AMURDERED.
HANKOW, China, July 8.—-—'i‘he go~
vernor of the province of Aéanhwel
was murdered yesterday by a student.
Accmnpanlcd by the director of police,
the governor was about to enter a
school Nganklng. capital of the pro-
TWO MEN KILL .7
WINDSOR, N..S.. July 8. .1
Were tiled and ono was
the 00 again of ii mass of
Eagle hurry hrrc today.
were ‘ ' Caldwell nnd Po,
vincc of Nganhewi, when several shots Well, 0 is place. ‘ '
woro fired at the governor, three bul- ' . , _
Icts intilctlnf mortal injuries. The di- The stnbouthli, Lu
rcctor police seized the uswssln mum he wally .1
und dec piloted him on the spot. No "ye up w it
further disturbances have occurred. want to. ;
mm you,numu?
IRA ILI
Tiff: GREAT
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