Equipped for Best
Service
We believe that ad drug store is ‘
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better equipped for prescription illling -
than ours. . 1 S ere
Fall Clothes
For Men and Young Men
Mill.
monies. mm is.» 17
E TAYLOR a GOLDEN
; 14 Washington it. 'l'ei. 1|".
_ I $ Hundreds of new Fall Suits are already here—
n .
" .- BAXTER'S the biggest and handsomest showing of styles we’ve our Prescription
; . compound Syrup OI Sarsaparille. ever had. we want you to see it while the bloom is ,
2 I Teasingodsru'fgrhegmgghf'oemu: Oil—in all the sparkling freshness of the crack nine- Department Our showing of Stein-Bloch and Peck Clothing is up to
: fhfiogholdmn‘illonmn? man. I“: teeh’nihe "yieh- is modern in every sense of the word. the minute. i ' .
. 15¢ BOTTLE. Ah the Mid“ C010“: him” in half a d°z°ii 00mi’°““di"i‘ ‘3 “"8 i” “c°’d“°° Hundreds of new fabrics and patterns in our made-to-
il * shades; olives; stone shades ;’ lead grays; greens; rigsilti:ol::i:n?fi:rl:l‘ildl: 22:03:20: measure department for you to select from. ‘
Why not have a suit made according to your figure and
«LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
lNDERSON '3 blues—in scores of new perpendicular stripe eh‘ects.
Launch Works. Suits $10 to $50
Best Frames eat up and ready to
link.
tem.’ Purity in drugs and skill in
handling make you safe when your
prescriptions are put up here.
ideas? We guarantee a fit.
. _ _ , _ , _ _ . , _ _ . . _ _ p “I “M. of . . ’ Eootwear for men and boys. Our men’s shoes need no
I ___ bunch“ of: immobile to order . New Fall Overcoats in the latest fanICy stripe de- praise if you have once tried them. The boys’ shoes are the
by competent workmen. signs, $10 to $25; new Rnincoats in a variety of fancy THE CLIFFORD indestructible kind. ,,
[0 Al NEWS OysterShell Polar. Harwell: cravenetted cloths, em to $25. , _ . .
. "1"”);wa """"". . . PHARMACY FALL FURNISHINGS
Fall Hats and Furnishings are pushing them- I ,
WEATHER FORECAST. The Government Orders Thelr Remo~ . THE angcmpnou 31'an
__ val to Occur by October 1. selves forward. 'i- 1'". - ' THE NEW “FEATHERFLEX” DERBY . .. . . . . .$3.oo
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and The day M the “08“ about the
Washington street draw bridge. on the
slightly warmer tonight and Wednes- East Norwalk side, is rapidly passing.
day, A Ions trough 0! low pressure and the place will soon know them no
extending from Western Texas north more.
ward to North Dakota is DIOdUCIllP, The Ukase of the United States gov-
considsrahle cloudy weather ill the ernment has 30,30 forth that the
western and central sections. Pleasant fl0M3 must disappear by October 1,
weather with moderate temperatures iii order that iiiii “Vinita“ may he
continues in the eastern sections. The hike“ 0i iii" extensive dredging recent-
temperaturo is high in the Mississippi i)’ done in this iOCiiiiiY- There is how
Valley Conditions favor for this vi- a channel on both sides of the draw-
clnity fair weather with slightly higher brides, but the east channel sannot be
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Geode Delivered Free of Charge,
IllflAY Iii Will SIRIEI.
WALL STREET,10:10 a. m.——The
tone of the opening stock market was
extremely irregular. but the price
changes while much mixed were not
wide except In a few instances. Great
Price’s Clething Store
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFIT'I‘ERS.
98 Washington Street South Norwalk-
14 South Main‘Street, Telephone Call 632-2.
temperature. used with the floats in their present
positions. ———-~—~ » W 33.23%“ “:52 ”litmr‘r‘ii’n‘r‘é’.’ “$2233.“ '~ __
L80 13- O'Neill, 0i Norwalk, ii‘ iii ”.31...." - 5:7 --. ___... “___—___. Canndiafr Pac‘ific Minneapolins Si Paui ‘ '
Hartford today on business. OPPONENT FOR MR- AVISON- q, and Sault Salnié Marie Readhl' and ’ V
. Mr. Otherne. of Norwalk is in New James 1* Hoyt, 0' East Norwalk, V'W -... ' Kansas and exas lar e flinciions imai- e
.- York city today on business. intends '0 "wk" 3 vigorous fight for W amatcd C0) rnngofl' so ndl' i '
, ’ ' the nomination of selectman on the , m ' 8 ‘ lper " y V‘ a ,
Attorney John J. Walsh, of Wall Re nblican tick t fr m th first at! . n and Toledo, St. Louis and Western pfil. _
Street. is spending the day in Bridge- mfg, votln diioithict: Firzt Selzct- ,Some ‘square deals have mighty sharp corners. Pressed Steel Car and People’s Gas ‘ , T
port, on business. man Anmdflmon “’8 candidate for The lowest price does not always measure as the ' list 1- The dealings were very “Ciive- (Continued From First Page.) (Continued‘From First Page). 1 ' I
-—Read Reynolds‘ auction adv., niis— re-nomination tor selectman, and w“. most desirable or profitable, you want quality and WALL STREET. 11 a. m.——After ___... '
cellaneous column. liardn M. Bgtts is also in the field. it is price to blend satisfactorily—such as you get here. fight",Gistréhzgxirfiiiigiigilhggi: thSEiI‘efi tGather. Ohmth? Ohmizlte Side of the ' 3183111 Refit Liogdaiil dmzhnmgh 3mg:
Mn and Mrs. E. A. Hoatllnz are un erstoo , Up L0 recently, It looked , ‘, . ‘ " ‘ ' . n C 8 reel. saw e orm 0 a man flp- ll so u care W ec e W 0 3 .
moving their household sheets from as it there would be but little opposi- And With usIgotod Tgihlm' 300d seriiio. isIfundameuIal. at? “I” heightened by the. liquidation i“ DTWCiiiiiS and Wiih the true detective have them permanently.
Main meet Norway to New York tion to Mr. Avison's candidacy, but the ii “1°” ”i’ed 0“ '- “"0 “"3 "my 800‘ "gum“ ' W 3' Northern l’uclflo N. \. Central and instinct that has enabled him to ferret Women Shed Teare.
(any, - present complexion of the situation in- you should patronize us, but none better than our service Anaconda. Support was extended to out such deep mysteries as the recent Although the hearing lasted only
Willis Banks, of Weston has start- dicateg that there may be an enterest. “391;, some DI the prominent MOORE when "Dorothy, The Missing Pretty Tele« twenty minutes, so much pathoa was
ed a course of bookkeeping, and gten. ins time. BUY Oate Th!!! clean. - "lie-VI hiiii i'hil‘rdfdl iOb iIIIiiOlit yesterdays phone Girl." episode of recent date, in injected into the proceedings by the
ography in the Merrill Business 00L , MANUEL TORO HATCH. CIOB he or s all y i ow. Around ll which he figured so prominently as a mother and children that not onoof ‘:
lege LESTER W. BYXBEE HAS TY- oclock illc markct was rising briskly sleuth, immediately got busy. Plain the many women spectators had dry ,I
' - - v» again. Notional Load gained? points Clotlicrl Mall Gaffuev. who last night eves when Mrs. Bis iham was so arat- '
PHOID. W . . l D
The W006 work of the brick build- Dr. Poet of New York, yesterday ex- W iiiiii Si- Paul 1 The “hills mOVt‘mt‘ht was ill regulation uniform. mumbled ed from the children.
“mull: gflhofifgetrrfiirc'h‘imsbh“3.33:; amined Lhater W Byxbec, who 1......Wmmm lon'crcd AnlIiconda 2 1-2 and numerous something to himself about anybody So far as any one could detect, hug.
been in for several Gaye with apply". “___—W 01 (firs fl DO n! or "lore. who would Stay Out "HI“ 2 OCIOCK band and Wife never noticed each 0"”-
repainted. dicltis symptoms. Dr. Pect diagnoscd , - ' WALL. STREET, Noon—The rally ought to be looked over and started to or. Mrs Blspham was dressed in
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. the case as typhoid with appendicitis $1 50 Copyright Books at 50c each pllt all end tobllying and invited re- Cloris toward the mail approaching. black, with black picture but and
Robert Bates is slowly recovering from complications, and recommended ' . I newed attack by the bears. A sudden Now at the ‘bolnt where they saw white aigretie She wore a white
an attack of dlptherla at his home in treatment for typhoid only at present. THE SPOILERS, “ by lieu~ Beach. outpouring of stocks followed.on which each other, it was quite dark, and Dr. lace shirtwaist. Around her neck wast ,
Harriet street and an operation after his recovery. THE corioues‘r 0F CANAAN. by B oth Tarkington. there were sensational breaks of to to Iiiates. who prlIiIvaId totbe the itiIlIiptroatcgi- a Willis oi seam; iInI hf}: earistho *
Mrs. Hart Weeks remains about the Mr. Byxbee is in the care of a trained PAM. , ‘ by von Hutton. 5% points between sales or the most Hg stranger. no 808 a _0 long amon he“ “ii 3 one 0 3 ,
same at her home in Mainstreei with nurse, and though struggling with is MY FRIEND THE CHAUFFEUR. by Williamson. activc stocks. Union Pacific lost 3%, other stranger had on a policemaus waist were several pieces of jewelry. ,
typhoid fever. Two trained nurses serious malady it is believed that he SEATS OF THE MIGHTY, by Gilbert Parkcr. Reading 5 and Louisville & Nashville uniform. and ilkcwme Gaffuey did not She made it stunning picture. Aftoi‘rs.NS
are in attendance. will recover in due course of ilnle. CARDIGAN, by Robert Chambers. 4. Bands were weak. recognize the doctor. The latter. con- citing the terms of the compact, ,I
If your home 13 to be refurbished ___...______‘ LIN MOLEAN, ”YONG" Wingr “ ALL STREET 1 l). m.——Stocks vinced Iilllt all attrinpt. was about to Judge POI‘LOI' read a, series Of 8.061188:
‘ with new window or door drapery, you WAGONS IN COLLISION. THE PRINCESS PASSES, _ . , ~ I t; ,ivby‘ WHHIMSOI’I. we”: bought. (extensively at the how be made to held hill} IUD. crohfied t0 the “0118 against. her husband.- ‘
should look through the line shown by Miss Annie Andrews had one oi the THE DELIVERANCE. . by Gllggow, ”New, mmem around noon largely to other side or the street. so as not to Children Neglected, Wife Says.
rea wheels 0 i e, s as c and a great many others, at cover shorts and me”, were. rallies of invite trouble. (raflney followed. The Among the accusations were that .
A. J. Collins and Go. See adv. r f her curr ag nl h d _ _ I
this morning in a collision with the 1 to 3 points with Reading and Union doctor started to walk fast. Gaffiley the children ware improperty clothed ,
Mfl' Oliver S. Stanley is seriously mail wagon which runs between the M P BEERS’ Pacific leading Another drive against started to walk fast. The doctor walk- while they were in his care; that they .
ill at her home in Main street. Ty- . , , Reading which broke it an points “1 ed taster. Ganncy walked faster. The were ullcleanly when she obtained “
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phold pneumonia is feared but it is “walk and SW“ Mini“ "03‘ 0' doctor started allttle jog. Gaii'ney did them irom the home or Mr. Blspham
fices and the depots. Miss Andrews‘ IOOK AND STATIONERY STONES. , all to 120 H. staited renewed liquids ,. ,,
hoped that it can be prevented carriage was pocketed near the drive 49 WALL STREET, 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET, tlon of other stocks and some of them the same. Gaifneymshoutgd h 5:396 in Tokeneke and that the boy “he" .'
MP- and Mi’“ Wiiiiilm A- Clark Wiii way to the post office, ill Washington NORWALK. , . SOUTH NORWALK. dropped back to the lowest hlfilfieggthzr‘hgtrigl sin: {33:01:31) 1):le i‘gcthom 9 8m" (”59.35% due to “93'
leave tomorrow for Woodbury where street, and the driver of the mail wag-
hey Wiii Vifiit Mi‘~ Clark's father, and on took too short a turn in driving
iii 80 from there to Canaan. in. A telephone message was sent to
he proprietor of a large hotel at a carriage shop for assistance.
C ege Point brought all of his assist- *—
toward the center of the city, but as a “Thole was no one to exercise con
PR'MARIES IN MASSACHUSETTS' sprinter, he had Gaflney beaten to a trol over the children wheli they were
frazzle. The last Gai’lney saw of him. away from me," her answer read. "1 .
lie was circling the Mahackemo corner icmanded the children-for the four-
like a Marathon winner, according to week period this summer, but I was
Several Candidates for Republican
Lieutenant-GWernor Contest.
Norwalk Savings Spoiety,
an n to Roton, yesterday, and EVON FINED $25- BOSTON, Sept. 22.——A spirited con. . .. ,I.
,trea I,them to a fine shore dinner John Evon. the man who assaulted test for the second place on the party “1%?ggfiés hustled into his office at 28:33:35? igrfigvfaglfg' 1011.834113'335,
and y‘s outing. Bernard Hershilcld, ln Ely avenue Sat- 44 WALL STREET NORWALK ticket. with three well-known poliii- the Solmans' stable and called up 0119- ubam declined to allow me to have
Mrs Radle and daughter, Mrs. J. urday night, paid a line of $25 and 60 P R 1.”. - clans eager to become candidates for min of Police William R. penningmm them. They were not decoyed from .
Edwar Adams, of Franklin avenue. costs. imposed in the Smith NOTWiiiii I" R O ATED lieutenant-governor, as well as an im- at police headquarters and informed Tokeneke They were anxious to 80 .‘3‘
' ' - < 'llv large number of fights in the
are are dins two weeks with friends 90““ “3““ "“3 infirm“ by Judge J° ' “3““ - hlmihat he had just been held up Tile with me.
in Long land. Mr. Adams is spending “Dh R- Thyihi‘ lavon pleaded “my DCpOSIIS OVCI' " " " 3,525,000.00 "Mimi“ and representative districts captain got right on the job andhustled '1 am not in contempt of court he
a few do there also. to assault. It appeared that he had attracted many Republicans to the out only to meet Gaffuey who had an cause Mr Blspham violated some
A large “d enthusiastic number of first hit Mr. Hershfleld hilt light and DIRECTORS. state primaries throughout the state exciting tale aboutathug getting away parts 0‘ the compact that he made
. b fOur Brothers' bod e were that when the latter objected, be pro— today. in several of the cities where fronl him. Then the whole affair was with me. They were out of the juris-
me'" "3 ° '5 ceeded to land hard blows. oeonos M. HOLMES ' WILLIAM A. come the joint caucuses not obtained. the “Named “cum, of me mum, 0, m3 state when
present at the meeting last evening.
and witnessed a rehearsal of the init— JAILED FOR TAKING TEAM.
ngpHEN H. HOLMES "0353 H. GLOVER Democratic primaries were also held
, Gaflney had on a blue helmet and Dr. [ get them 1 deny his allegation that
raspamcx A. fine LEWIS c, onseu “ii“ in him ”‘9’" “er” “‘30 in“? 3" Bates said if he had only worn one of r enticed them from his home"
iatory degree Iitb the new rituals. pirants. . .
Councilman nd M" Daniel Dun- wfzhrggilnehihh Ahld‘lpegw ghggizfodmhg FLOYD T' RUSCOE HENRY 'F' COLEBURN The interest of the day, however, fiie'ifimegghgenximd have been Sh ?olrhhhl:rh.erL::g “will. was ill
l forty years ago 10- g y ' centered in the race between Speaker r ' e y
r 1°” were 1“”er Fail-held Woods, without the leave of in a house in Pine street. She allerp
' d" ”d in he I 0‘ this event they the owner John Clark was arraigned 1°“ N- 00k” of Andover former UNITED IRISH LEAGUE ed that she was Y
. v ' . . . permitted to see the.
Will entertain :C‘mhahy °t friends in the city court of Bridgeport, yester- Speaker Louis A- Fi'Oihihlhi‘m- 0‘ children for only an hour each (lain.
t sevening, at their home in West day and sentenced to “,0 months in Boston. and Robert Luce. of Somer- National Convention Opened Today in “I used to sit on the steps for 11011“
' ' n h h d d t a th
"I jail. Clark was arrested by Ofllcers Vi 9' Y’ ° 8 . con “c e a hree ,i . Faneull Hall. at a time any many sleepless nights
2 -concord Divisioh Sons of Temper- acre, and Glennon. early yesterday, months campaign in support of t eir BOSTON Sept 22 —'I‘he national 1 passed in front of my house waiting
I" once. held a regular business meeting ile driving Sherwoods team along aspirations for the lieutenant-govern- to see my buy. if i did not leave tho
I last evenin at the uarters in Main rid e 0“ 3 " orship on out! of the United lrisll Lea ue f h I
‘ street Nogthlns offlimvomnce was sumo” avenue “B 8 p IMARKET COD 80 lb Whiie “‘8 campiisn has been BPiiii' fmv allege in Faneuil Hall, iodgay. thisi’ohéi'nfl‘d itti.m?l‘hzf‘:hllllgr:n?ei:
done. Election of 0 core Will take HOSPITAL WHIST CLUB. . ed, lespeIrtnallys dllérigIgthetIhes pas; “is; with prominent lrish-Americans pres- ged me to take them. ,
, lace next week. x . W80 i*- we V e“ 0 out from all arts of the country as u 'w s led the com anionsh c!”
p it is expected that a\big delegation affiliaafiuihéneiigfififdwgfigtifiufifi OySters, Clams, ESCSIIOPS and All Kinds OI FlSh. . amicable basis. all three candidates be~ delegates r egres eating the various mylchiidrgfineven when [Dwas eutit cl I
of the members Of Olive FEMh Lodge will be held with the president. Mrs. ing personal -frlends and fellow mem- branches of the order in the United to them, They did- not have the prop-
bers in former legislatures. Before States. A distinguished “.10 of men er'home surroundings. Mr. Blsphu'il
Knights of Pythias, will to Bridge. John H. Ferris, at Cobble Lounge,
l port tomorrow evening, on the invl Bell Island. Friday afternoon. Septem- thin! 0 d e h k t Eligiihgutghgegggilttzdtyofiiw iihhnaifih who have made themselves notable by did not even give me my personal. bo-
. lotion of Park City Lodz which wiii ber' 25, at 2 o‘clock. Whlst after busl~ u S 1'! g6 18 a]. e e their work in behalf of the Irish cause longings. i believe his net income is
. candidate in the lead. - rilamcnt nd else .
work the third degree i new mm“ “‘8 Primaries i" iiii“ City were 0W” was: ill:3 1.3:; lgritaln, Jonah E. Red- :hg'ggngirhzeggmllsehkinggt me“ 3
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the Knicker her Stock Company, or tlon day, but in m0“ 0' the places the .iohn ’FitzGibbon, were present as rep ' DARTMOUTH COLLEGE p355].
. rived here "ii“ morning, and is "a“ ___ 0300“” were held iii the ”id manner. lesenlatlves of the irish branch of the DENT
and during the evening. It was ex league.
$1 00 peeled that many of the delegates will Archbishop William H. O'Connell of HANOVER, N 11' Sept, 22.~—Ai- I
may at Hoyts Theatre next week. come to the convention pledged to vote fered the opening prayer. National though no offer of the presidency of
, valeting all necessary arrangements for ‘
the appearance of this popular corn *THE— 18 lbs SUGAR
’ m and M“ gear” A Whelpwy . m" °ne 0' the three candidates- a" President Michael J. Ryan, of Philadel- Dartmouth Coiiege in succession to
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arrived home in South Norwalk iii“ H t l Clifford . o eck ______ though in a number of cases unpledg- l h hair President William J. Tucker has y :
night 1mm Canaan. the Berkshires 0 e Mustard Sardirlies ...... 3f 1' 25c gotaltoes,Pp b k ' ' "3 ”5 ed delegates will undoubtedly be sent phéfigzglgtliotnewcas pei‘fected through been made, it ‘3 hh‘iw“ that the I“
and fienninston. Vermont, where their A few desirable Suites Tomatoes. bas ct ....... 25;: art ett ears, as ct ...... r.oo loge authorities now have under no
“_— the apoplntment of committees and an
have be“ on a two weeks vacation ' SCHOONER BERTHA LOST. siderailon among others the name i .
I trip. They report having bad a very Special Winter Rates Cranberries . ...... 2 qts. for 25¢ Shoulders. per lb. ........... roc . , feglriygoadtjhoqurugigzt Inga bfiegegrrmzid Prof. James Rowland. Angel], of v
. fine time. Excellent CUISINE Baker’s Cocoa, box ....... .'.x8c 18c can Chicken Loaf. .2 for 25¢ Encountered Hurricane While Coming have opportunity to perform their du- Depatrimtiné 1%! Psychlotltigy torture Up. ,
' ' - ‘ ca 0. r .l
_‘N° ”and“ 3‘ Row" Pom "um Large assortment of Fruits and Vegetables. m'" “Mi“ ties. ""3 y 0 3 B ““3 °ma 7 i
_. . choosing a new president to decide il- , ,
NEW YORK. Sept. 22- News Oi the The convention will last through the on some person and then ascertnli
. Saturday evening. ,
. Work on the New Canaan road is Charles RCYfleke loss in the recent hurricane 0'! the next two days. whether h would “(we t the itll I .;
being hustled along at a survrllslv 3 UNITED GROCER British schooner E M. Bertha. Capt. I f Mei th and t poor 1
- fast rate. Contractor John Knapp has , IROP 0’ S‘,cott wIiIioh sfledelomIMoblllefr 1n FERRY SLIP m A- BLAZE. aggro mI or; e can a o a 0 an. «
f lines at work. and the Savanna La r. ama ca. on u y . .. ___ , .__ - . _.
, hiihlrgfreohfing'cut down, the valleys Phone 143. ' 20 North Main Street, 'SOIItII Norwalk $8.3 ”(z-“(83111138133 poll-Itvéiadifllyoghesnnt'lti: “him 3,33%“?l2:.d;I;-enl'rg:r;;:;it§ CRUISER COLORAe—DO LEAKiNa.
, 3 filled up. and in many places curves same 9 ar tree and Brookl n
are belng sir-igneous. An eight-inch cLGnnnce snag or Domingo. Of the Wt 3339 ft mu m in SEATTLE, when. Sept. 22 -—A bed
, Th Cherokee on Sept. 20 when "“8 wiiii til ‘1 E ii“ 0 P“ 5 vy list to po'rt which developed other
“it" °i Em“ “ “in“ "”9“ a“ “ There' is stone in the week when merchants nee the services 9 board 1.. in the middle of East River
about 250 milesneast or the coast of Y the dock was filling yesterday, cause i,
top surface The contractor is under . ’ v while firemen fought a stubborn blaze , ,
. ‘° “‘° “m"'°‘°‘ eet t 11810 ~ of a “mi more than at any other timed-that hi‘i..§‘ii".‘i‘:hih‘fhind?"r sis: on h... on Silfié‘f’é‘éii.§i%‘°ii‘d unread: _
'I by December 1. but it is believed from . f h Ch k the New York side of the river. The in , Li Li P i t Thy
. the progress so far that it will be com , , - SATURDAY NIGHT. distance urther on t s cm ee pass— 1 d d 80 g agronpd at p p o n
leted ion before that time 6 f 25 ed a vessels deckhouse and aquantity Piei' was bad Y “has" - cruiser careening from side to side.
"l i) g " ’ M Ol' C. , V» ' of lumber believed to have bélonged -—-——'—‘—" was wiped into deep water. As .41.,
i C P {II I 8 I] _......_--_-.. wr~-~4~~~~~~ -. . —- _1. .._ —~- -«~—-»~- to the Wrecked vessel. The Chrokee HOD CARRIER FALLS TWO 3703' did not right in deep water, she who
‘ {CPO SPOT, CO 0T8, C a ['0 1? encountered much evidenoe oi the hur- IES. moored at a pier. A diver will be
KODAKS 'i Th'swni‘ °NLY' 9w i," "cans- NEW HAVEN. Sept. 22 James sent. down to examine the hull. It is
’ Pallo, aged 28 a bed carrier, fell tWo thought that one or the now plates OIII
PHOTO SUPPLIES COLEMAN,S 1.- --~— ~ FiGi‘iTiNG FORE“. FIRES. stories from a structure on which he the port side leaks.,'
ALBANY. 8e t 22. ~Accordin to was at work today to the grond. Ho V if
p g was taken to the New Haven Hospi- RECENT ARRIVAL 0F Viuli—Cr
rt 1 d h tod flr w r- . ,
sm'Pow‘l “with“, 10 North "fixifloszfiih Norwalk. .15 OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT FROM 7 To 8 fight; asremwclfrhing cargry a:a’ilab§a m‘i‘ln tal. He was cut and bruised about mew YORK Sept. :2. *Arflvddl
..,JWDMM .. - 1- .. - Ada aidin ‘ . , - , to tight the homes near North Creek. the bead and body, and it is thought Steamers Kronprinaessln Cecilia, the
0m fihfldwh .r ”Mi” Norwalk. L Imfil‘rndihporthly Ggozlr - MOTChSntS' Accounts sohcuhd' in the Adirondacks. he may have endured internal injuries. men; Kro‘o‘nland. AnthrpI. .
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