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def 3:13 a. up: 3:43 tam
State Highway Commissioner Mae-
naid has again found it necessary to
point out that under the new high-
ay law power is given him to ap-
rove or disapprove the petition of any
town for- ald under the law. In re
gard to repairs, the highway commis-
toners need not wait for request or
‘ notification, but may act on his own
nitiative. The state pays three-fourths
‘ and the town the remainder of such re-
pairs.
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\
The advocates of the whipping
post In Connecticut for wife heaters,
whose numbers at one tithe were by
no means Inconslderable, will find
title to recommend this particular
Vklpdof punishment in the practical
test. of the ‘whipping post given in
. Delaware. Armond S. .Meservo,
'tho'flate warden of the Newcastle
,ounty' workhouse has had all he
7 fits of the‘whipping post. as a cor.
rector of brutality and has resigned
his post as a. protest against this
rid of punishment. His experience
" ”a his testimony worthy of at-
tension. in the ,last six years he has
whipped 235 men. Of these, he says,
, sixty had been whipped before, some
'of them as many as six times. His
contention is that whipping, so far
from preventing a petty criminal
from becoming a desperatio,‘ has just
the opposite effect. It inflicts upon
a man who has been a petty crim-
‘ Inal a stigma that keeps him apart
fro all associations‘that might ele-
vate him, and leaves him no re
course but to take refuge with the
criminal element. From being one
who could be turned Into better ways
be Is converted into a desperate man
"to whom all roads to respectability
are closed. Mr. Meserve says that
‘ these observations are not based upon
Impressions, but ’on a careful record
’0! the men who have undergone a
public flogging. We Imagine Con-
nectlcut, after this practical object
gsou, will be able to get along with-
, got a whipping post.
rAsI-llons AND CULINARY.
WRINKLES.
The. September .Delinentor .prints
this novel jelly idea: When using
eggs break away just enough of the
smaller end of the shell to enable you
to remove the contents. Wash .the
shells carefully; then put them'away
In some safe place. At jelly-making
time fill these shells with jelly, cover-
ing the broken end with parailne pa-
per. 11: Is impossible to imagine a
more convenient way to carry jelly.
When you desire to serve chocolate
or cocoa cold‘ be sure to strain It first;
a cloth Is better for the purpose than
a wire strainer.
A good many laundresses always put
a bit. of “Dining" into the water in
which they wash their clothes as well
PITTSBIIIIO, August ‘
cruised and suffering from shock, Mrs.
her home today In a precarious condi
lion at Luna Park, a summer resort In
this city, late yesterday.
Mrs. Hucke was rescued dimest from
the laws of death while she lay on the
ground where the animal had thrown
her, and while scores of rescuers
were firing a tusllade of bullets into
the bloodvcrazed beast. who, mean-
while was biting and clawing at the
woman’ 8 body.
yesterday afternoon, when the park
was crowded with women and children
from behind one of the buildings and
with a roar the while lashing his tail,
he crouched and sprang for Mrs.
Hucke who was nearest to him. The
lention of the crowds. Soon screams of
the hundreds stampedlng for the exits
wcremdded to Mrs. Hueke’s distressing
cries, but these did not distract the
lion from his assault.
The noise of the panic aitrncied the
attention of W A. Downing, chlct‘ park
police, who came running to the role
cue. He found the lion tearing away
at. the women's clothing and having
drawn, his revolver while‘running, he
Immediately/emptied all the chambers
into the beast. '
Repeatedly Downing reloaded
gun and tired, but with little effect.
Other rescuers secured Flobcrt rifles
from the shooting galleries and Rem-
ingtons from the concessionaries, and
the lion. Still standing over the pros-
trate woman, gnashing his teeth and
lashing his tall the lion stood with
the ground about him literally plough-
ed up by the hundreds of shots that
were fired at him. .
Soon, with the noise of the firearms
and the shouts of the woman's reacti-
era, the lion turned and rushed toward
the show knoWn as the “Mystic River,"
and here be made his last stand. With
the continued bombardment the brute
succumbed, and sinking down upon the
ground he turned over on his. back.
abd with a. few kicks and gasps he.
ded
His skin was completely riddled with
the small caliber bullets that had been
fired. at him and took effect.~ The shot
that caused death was among the first.
fired, that of the .38-caliber revolver
used by Chief Downing when he first
appeared on the scene.
Mrs. H’ucke was rushed to the Park
where it is expected that she will re-
cover unless blood polsonlng sets In.
It was said last night that the
lion's cage was cleaned ealliel in the
day and apparently left open.
Mrs. Hucke's lung was penetrated
by a tooth- of the lion and several of
her libs were broken and she died this
morning.
NAVAL COMMITTEE INSPECTION.
From Washington Are In New Lon-
don.
NEW LONDON, August 28.~cheu
members of the National House Naval
oi the New London Naval station this
ilam W. Woodhull. U. 8., who Is
charge of the station, and Senator F.
B. Ilraudcgcc and several others front
tion In automobiles and wore given
every attention.
. ' ‘ e
28~Torn, 0'
Anna A. Hacks, agent fiftyiiivo. of 78
Van Cream street this city. has at
tion as the result‘of an attack by e.
The attacky occurred about 4 o'clock
Without warning the lion appeared
woman screamed and attracted the at-
his
soon a score were pumping lead into
Emergency hospital. where her injuries
were dressed. and later taken home;
Seven Members of the National House
Committee nutdc a tour of inspection
morning, escorted by Puy Director Wil-
n
this city. The party went to the sta-
'l‘hcy evidenced con-
sidcrable interest In the buildings, the
despots a portion of bias
five miles south of Casablanca. to a
position near Taddert. where he will
:ndeavcr to draw Moors into,
The police animals are today one
he preli'minary trial 0152 prisons
with assassination, robbery,
me or counlvance with the hostile
'I‘ANGIIIJR. August 20.~Advicos re-
ceived here today from Fez say that
the Zrahns tribe recently attacked
and defeated a column of the suitan's
troops hunt to collect tribute from
the trib‘esrnon. Twenty oi the sultan‘ s
1oldlcrrl were killed during the ilghII
n ‘
p10
PARIS. August 29 -1n announcing
the government's attitude on the Mor-
occan question, Preniler Clemenceau
declared today that General vDrude,
the French command r. would be giv~
on all the troops he needed to carry
out his mission. The announcement
was made In the course of the first
cabinet ineeting held since the Moroc
can crisis has arisen. M Clemenceau
did not explain the orders given to
the general but said the government
had propounded a number of questions
to the French commander who had not
yet answered them. The ministerial
declaration was regarded as important
following as It does the interviews
between the premier and King Edward
and Ambassador (lumlmn and Chancel-
IOI Mvon Linolow.
.Clomonccau added that tho gm
erlMuncnl. had no confirmation of tho
rlulior that the sultan of Morocco had
been assassinated. null also was ignor-
ant of the real purpose of Mullli liaiia.
tho suliun's brother. who recently was
proclaimed sultan at "Morocco City.
The premier. discussing the strength
of the French forces at Casablanca.
said that General Ilrudc had more
troops than he had asked for, adding:
“While at Karlsbad I took the Initia-
tive and advised that more men of
war and an additional battery of an
tillcry be sent to Casablanca ”
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COST OF RUNNING THE TOWN.
Board of Estimate and Tsaxtlon Busy
on the Various Items.
Another meeting of the new town
board of estimate and taxation. was
held last night at the Not'walk office.
of the selectmen. First. Selectman
James A. Brown presided. Christian
Swurtz ls chairman of the board, but
the law which created the. board de-
crees that thcprcsident shall preside
only Inthe absence of the first select
man.
The beam of selectmeu has present
ed its estimate of the cost of, running
the town during the coming year and
those figures will be published In The
Sentinel Friday.
The board of estimate and taxation
has also decided to hold three public
meetings, to give the citizens of the
town an opportunity to express them
selves concerning the estimates. The
first of these meetings will be held
Tuesday evening, September 9, at the
South Norwaik Council chamber, the
second on September 41h, at. E. E. Cor.
ham's store In East Norwalk, and the
third on September but at the Nor.
walk cities of the selccimcn. Each
session will occur at 8 p, m.
SECUREB BOY COMEDIAN.
Manager Hoyt Sign: Contract for Lon-
nie Foliett With Knickerbocker
Stock Company.
Master Lonnie Follett. the popular
juvenile comedian. who has ll‘tlli IIit‘
admiration of those who have seen
his Impersonations at Iioton Point.
will join the Knickerbocker Stock
Company at New London, tlcxl Week.
Ever since Manager l-loyt ilrst wit-
ncsscd the wonderful impersonations
by this talented comedian he has been
anxious to secure hltn as a feature not
with the Knickerbocker Stock Com-
pany. Lust evening he completed ar-
rmy about“ ‘
_ listlr €011 0001 Ian I0 . .
Seekers not urine imp Lake
Kennels, Daubury
......W ,
Murmur, August 28.~—~ln a, rear
end collision on the outskirts of the
city Into last night between two trolI
It‘ll cars on the Culinary undBethel
Street railway about a dozen persons
were injured. The cars ware crowded
and were returning from Lake Keno
sin. ‘ The first car had stopped at the
corner of West; Wooster and Division
streets to let off passengers. The oth
or car was coming along so rapidly
that the motornlun could not stop it
borers the crash occurred.
Just before the impact many of the
passengers on the statilmary car had
lumped and escaped with minor cuts
and scratches. Most of the injured
were on the rear car. John Deboben.
age 16, Was severely Injured about the
back and head and is in the Danbury
hospital. His condition is believed to
be critical.
Others injured wax-:e
Eugene M. Bulkclcy, town clerk In-
jured about the chest and body: WIl-
Ilum A. Harwood hult about the bond;
Frank Scully. body injuries: Mrs.
Frederick. Belmar, severe Injuries
about the body; Thomas chebl y, In
toruai Injuries.
THE NORWALK YACHT CLUB.
Annual Regatta to a. Salted Labor
Day, September 2, 1907.
The annual regatta of the Norwalk
Yacht Club will be sailed over the
club’s courses on,.M0nday. September
2, 1907. starting at. 1 o'clock.
For All Classes 33 Feet and Under,
A first prize will be awarded In each
class in which two or more boats
start. A second prize if four or more
start.
The regatta will be governed by the
rules of The Yacht Racing Association
of Long Island Sound
The start and finish will be at the
red and black body In» the lower har-
bor S. id. of Belle island point.
The committee will provide a race
for any special class in which No or
more boats are entered before noon
on day of race.
There will also he a launch race
starting off the club house at 3 o‘clock.
ANOTHER HUSBAND ARRESTED.
w .
Sidney Hill sauce to Support Wife He
Was Urged'to Marry.
Sidney Hill, another South Norwalk
young man, who godmarricd with 00114
stable Goodwin 10%;: man, was pl
ed under arrest 1) constable yes.
tcrdny and this morning was brought
before Judge Lockwood In the Nor-
walk side of the town court for non-
suppol‘t of his young wife.
iiill married Annie Price on July 2nd
and Mrs. Hill testified" this morning
that he has not been furnishing her
{with financial support reuqircd by the
aw
.Iudgc Ixnkauod listened to lite do
tails of the case and then ordered Hill
to some sixty days in Bridgeport jail or
furnish a bond of $150 as a guarantee
that be will pay Ills wilc $4 per week
for six months.
Report of the Condition of
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATION»
AL BANK.
at. Norwalk, in the State of Connecti—
cut, .31 the close of business August
22,1907.
Resourc ce.s
Loans and Discounts ...... $035, 901. 45
OVCIdIMIS, secured and un—
” Jars
BABE ALI, NOTE . .
The Norwaik's have two names on,
' hand with Stamiords, one next Satan,
day afternoon at Amusement Park.
which will be the fifth in the series,
between these two teams in the TrI-.
City League series .
Sunday the locals will play the
Btumfords on their own grounds. Keei-‘
er's mu. at a: 30 ociock. I
On Labor Day morning at 10.90, the
locals will face the strong Pastime A.i
(3 team, of New York city.
in the afternoon at 33.5, the YonI
hers team will be their opponents.
deport of the Condition of , ‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
at the close or business on the 22d day
ofAupuIt,1907.
. Ansel-0
Loans and Discounts ..0712 059 08
Overdraits................ 425 .57‘
Stocks and Securities . . . . . . 200, 206. 00
Premium Account 2,470. 00
Furniture and Fixtures . . 3,000.00
Banking House . 22,000.00
Due from other Banks.
Bankers and Trust Coni-
panics ............ . 9,979.45
Due from Approved Reserve
Agents .. ........... 74,087.72
United States and National
Bank Notes ..... 27,029.00
Gold Coin . . ....... . 1,005.00 ‘
Silver Coin ....... . ....... ‘ 1,800.00
Minor Coin ............ 124.94
Checks and other Cash
Items ......... ... ....... 2,084.92
Total Assets . . . . . .. 41.117.821.08
Liabilltl en. .
Capital Stock. 50,000.00
Surplus Fund ............ . 17,000.00
Othor Undividod Pr,oilts
less current expenses and
taxes paid ...... ....... . 25,810.88
Due to Banks Bankers and
Trust Companies ........ 13,099.54
Dividends paid ....... 3.00
General De pits $222 474. 79
Deposits In Elev~
lags Department 751,490.45 ‘
Total Deposits. .973, 971. 2;
Ellis Payable ........... .. 15, 000. 00
Trust Funds .......... 22,934.02‘
Total Liabilities ...... $1,117,824.08‘
State of Connecticut County of Fair
field, 139., South Norwalk Conn., Aug-
ust 27,1907. ‘
1 Charles E. Hoyt, treasurer of the.
aforesaid Trust. Company, do solemnly
swear that. the foregoing statement In
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
CHARLES E. HOYT, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to store are; .
this 27th day of August 1-9 7
SPENCER S ADAMS.
Notary Public.
Fro/It
Your fruit will look nicer if you use
the square "sbspe and white glass fruit
jars, than they will in the oldv fashion
round shape and green glass. The
square ones have lightning topa
Crockery, Glassware, Houseiurnlsb-
lug Goods.
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ating, .
I-We give the 8. a H. Green Trad-
Have no“, tried them i f
The onlu corset that reduces the figure
of the stout woman, andcives her
comfort and stale;
The patented features of “Name” Seli-
Reducinc Corsets aloneaccomplish
such wonderful results.
Will outwear threcordicaru corsets al
‘ - $1.00 each.
'I
' ll 3
¥ , 'l
TszosTon 510119: 1
_ N0. 3i2. for tall. stout women.
N0. 3H. for short. stout women.
Ask to see them.
emmmommume ‘
‘BuIIuThaI ls Sure To Please
DELICIOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, a pound ........... ..29c
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, dozen .................. .80c
, SUGAR BELOW COST.
5 lbs., 256. 10 lbs., 50c. «20 lbs., $1.
FANCY NATIVE POTATOES, per peck ......................... 27c
STAMP OFFERS WITH OUR TEAS AND coFFEEs.
50 Stamps with 1 pound Very Best Tea ..................... 50c
40 Stamps with 1 pound Fancy No. 2 Tea ...................... 40c
20 Stamps with 1-2 pound Very Best Tea .................... ...25c
25 Stamps with 1 pound Mo-Ka Blend Coffee ................... 32c
20 Stamp; with 1 lb. Mocha and Java Coffee ................... 30c
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee .................. 25c
Buy your Groceries for cash. Get Pink Discount Stamps free,
and you can get pretty and useful articles for your home in return
for them.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
The New Illl’Ii Grocery Company
I
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I
ri s in in blue w:l.rc; It makes extent and area of the government. . . . I f. a secured ............ 202.77
fiemnlfiitefg 1 property. and asked Hummus “99“” {3218‘21:33:21mithitbIlgtbtmIIIIgonngItfiictls UI 3- Bonds to sumo-e clrcu- Ins Stamps" Ask iot- them-- 118 Washington St. Telephone. South Norwalk
Aft 1 t1 kl I ihc ”GRIN r an hour spent at the station an “WWI” anudevllle 'buisl‘bcss Nun] lirIIIttI‘smsccurIticsetc ..... 193%333 “RPM” “0' Telephone 435'
. 9" removng “3 3 n "0'“ ‘3 offices In tie .t. James )llI lug. ew . .. . _ - I ' .
ham you have been boiling sprinkle the legislators were taken In chairs; York City. whereby the boy will Jill" linnk‘ing any“. furnitutc “000 00 W”MW.“WW
sugar over it and stick In a few cloves by Senator Brandogce. seclelnry 80- the Knickel'bcckcrs and remain with Dani“. x urNhtiHi'IItnk ). . . ‘ .
likens with close-lilting vests of State Theodore Bodenweln Slate 6- ”mm (0,. the. ammo“. with tho ”mp. mi. Lloin a one ‘ )un s “mg 18 ".--.-- ...-.."..--Ww..-..-.........-..-W”---”... .... ..
' contrasting material, closedltting cula- nator Charles B. Waller, State lifle‘pre- tion of two weeks which had prev- Di lof 18888731; ‘ahen :1 m” .. ,1 .. 87 Washington street; , .
wm..long coats that are also close— sentative C. .1. Vista and I». lo.)W ton iously been contracted mp0,", week no tkotn a 1 an e ( 798893 N . U d » l '
“1959“" some of the new ““9“” :IlfgghgifilgdlrfitflmngmlednIJIIBIIIIII: at Keith's Theatre Boston, and one “339,511,”,,‘,,‘,;,'.,‘,'.i.i'téétlr'lé ( I d T." Con. SouthINorwalk. feat “Sh“ II BIWBEII' 58 6 .
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In there any style of dress qtliIIe so nliobile ride his Eastern‘ {01;}, whet: “Nuoxflflfia pleased with his one (“carats “MUN”. cash 51,211.29 ‘
t ' Irl's schoo wcnr he were 13 own over e an e . me I 0 . .
”mutt: :3; gnfigg‘tfi‘ jfilmper dress worn Ling. Afterwards they were entertain cf“ in troubling the 5mm“ mm,‘ "“1““ Items ................. 4.493.“) NOW 001“ a on at
333. wnltg gnimpes? And are there ed at dinner at the Peuuuit 110‘“!0 agglt‘ifl’n‘ttgtIldDI‘i‘o‘i/szibll: ELOIIItItfdllIcgg Notes of 0m” National OUR LINE
any prettier materials than the bright The national legislators arrived In with a dramatic company flanks _ 2,260.00
"plaids? this city early this morning in II“? ‘ ‘ ....._._...__._.. . '. Fractional pupcr currency,
United States ship Dolphin. from New SUMMER NIGHT FEBTIV AL. ulokols, “my mnw‘ 125,32 ’
When cake gets stale. steam it. as York. They WI” VI?“ Newligl‘t.Pfl“€r ' 1‘“,me M‘oucy “WNW in CONSISTS 0F
u wouil tale bread and serve it leaving here. and lion 80 '01 “- ian .v 2.:
33m 30533130 creamy sauce. mouth, N 11., and Boston. South Norwsiic Council. Knights M Specie ..... ..tiii,077
. ' 'l‘he legislators Include the Iolloging: , 00'9””: “WWW“ Legal-tender notes. 18.181 T¢fl and Coffee 2»
A pretty way to serve orange siren ggoiso Etlxénundt “boil: t?! “Manage The summer night firstlvai, IIt'lvgn R a nil at 1 iii U 3 37,258.00 2 h. t St ,, [h 01' l (,3
bet Is In the orange shells from which annun- rues . 0 er a .. last oven ng at Red one its y 0 cm e um w l . . 9 w N k
the nip has been. (taken1hgt‘mijleufrulf' gebrgephf:14)rg,emg3hifiuiala;tllggnnb- $1“meka Counsii, Knight?) of grammar (5% of circula- 5000 00 Emma“!!! as IIIO 0n . DO“ ' W8 .
e beservc intesesc ace and 26 . i -: oum us.wasa res success. auc- or . .
112.999.“... the helplngs of the W. AIIbNy Thomas, 0'1; and Albert Ing formed the pgl‘InCIpitI diversion of ‘ W B‘king POWGQI' __ .... mwmwmflmmm .__.__
latter are likely to be more generous '1‘. Dawnson, lows. the evening, excellent music being fun Total ...................$902 703- “4 spice.
boosuie of the larger fruit. ...”... nlshed. A clean and interesting pro. Llabllitl a.- , .
‘ ' ' , GOLON'Z'NG ”037° RIGANS- gram was rendered, the entertainers Capital stock paid in .8200 000.0 Extract.
rtiouon'r sov was KIDNAPPED. GSAN JUagkfoagg‘fiivffim‘smitgg n being Meapraburntler and Bresngn, o; IJmIIIhI: 13nd ”ulnar...” 0000.0 _ ‘
overnor Dan ury n poo songs up ran a v e ~ pro s see are ,
rIVchIFOIdkwLageWpdhp-w ffmy, ginghgoljoggmlglffnlgmfiioggfuglggm Braithwrtitefi of Bridgeplortfl In topical ”$332? 13‘0“ éflxgtfl: “bit 00,012.30 09°!“ .
I . son amorous so so one. no - , ,
Tht'gefi‘t’g Norvylrlko'pollguhw a ibmushout the Miami The 0010111816 rrctIIIHm‘IIIIs were served and the fest! standing 100,000.00 Corn emf“!
rather iIVely hour yesterday afternoon will be DWI/Iliad Wlth 61001011100“ on val broke up about midnight. Due to other National 'Starch W
: his: an imaginary kidnapper. hulldin roadways, thus enabling them Banks 0,470.30
1‘s 03%”va 13000011 tier-denier,1 0‘: so jiiliif's 33°33II°IG°IIILhggIt‘E'IlalgII‘ech RECENT ARRIVALS OF vassaLe. Dug 1: State Banks and 2880 25 Oooonnut w. my. secured the option of one of the largest tomato growers In
a No one accomane 00 0 0 ' . an era................ . , “ '
w another. stoppeg'at thopflouth dition of the cities of Form Rice to CAPE RACE. N pi," usust 23,... Due to Tm“ Companies and ' Tepiocu this county for his entire stock of tomatoeeto supply our trade, while they
:IIOHWMGI MAUI" GOMW". ””0"“ employment 10“ “109° out 0‘ Steamer Kaiserin More to Victoria, Savings hanks ....u... 8,419.43, , . . last. - Don't min the opportunity while they are In their height to not them '
,1 wandered out Into i-Iavlland work, and to afford them educational Hamburg, Southampton and Cherhourg Dividends unpaid w.“ 351.053 Chfi 1‘ t0 I? V.“ remarkably low mm. .99 .. ii a 1‘ ‘ it” ..tiizt‘f' ‘ a 3","
the back door of the office. adventures for New York was 320 miles southeast lndiivdnai deposits subject I . . . . .
mother was wrltlns two or of this point It s: 23 p. m. 27th; poba- to check 373,050.33
WITNESS. IN DOUBLE MURDER
c
BALTIMORE, August 28. “Walter
Scott, the negro arrested to 110mm!
County. Monday. in connection with
the murder of Mrs. Francis iiorner
‘ Venir post cards, and being
m mold and perfectly able to
“at himself, Master Gel-denier
(or Stuart avenue, where he is
hit friends. His mother rules-
about three minutes after he
My 0001: 7: 90 p. to. Friday y.
Steamer La Loraine, Herve for New
York, was reported in communication
with the station at Cape lines, N. it,
tit/9:10 p m., 27th. Captain telegraph:
expects to dock about. It a. in. Baton
Demalnd certificates of de-
sienna-olh-deasteop
‘CsrtIiIed checks ........ ..
Total.........3002.100 ‘
state of Connection County of Wei .
1.00.03. ,
00.00
Native Tomatoes. in halflbushel basI
‘ irate, 400 and 580 basket.
the matter to the no and Mrs. JVictorIa Natalie. near 0030- day. field, as: We will deliver them to your house, no matter how many you buy—I .1
she reached the house. den,N .. J.. on August 20.1eft here 3 1, 0. Green. Cushier by the above one or, m“.
the youngster was there today for generic In charlie of notes. "ma: WILHIILM vital-rd meal. named back, do solemnly ",3.“ that .
er. . , tire 3- fl. 0110.01 that city. It do- at the above statement a more the _ . A sum. use: or more red assume. ...
veioped today that Scott is not an
onset! of complicity In the murder, but
In wanted as a witness In the case. ,
CALLID on rat PRIBIDENT.
OYSTEII it”, 11., August 28.—-
President Roosevei entertained to
day a party of distinguished luncheon
sudden honor of the visit to the limb
ed stems of Prince Whistler or fewer
OYSTER BAY. N- Y» A0 It 28.“- den. Dali s o onderiand,‘ who was the
,President Roosevelt receive the ion, accused tiles he; entertainment to,
on members of the International tit my, ritual .
“ I . it ft 030.1: new in session at. *
bellows wry-.01. 0010'
attendees. ‘
best (it my knowledge an belief.
0.01111 iiiiil 0001110
Subscribed and 001m
this 2701 “I'm of Ali
BTAINID A1“ wIIiiil'i’.
tannins and William Odell
‘ a company of friends at
~ creates: at their home
' til): tables were in
Corrects—Attach
, EDWIN ‘
Norwalk Chronicler