s
I nulls.
pi,
“I'll nia-
him l‘leeceda .
Muslim
"Eli. BANKS.
masseuse nor
till.
In...
Dallas's-tis-
Wall
orlr, to
Frederick E. Lockwood.
street. Nomalk, is in New
dflz on business. ,
isses Mr aret ennedy no Spdie
La'wlor, oi" utli trusts. are been
guests of Mrs. John Kelley. of IV!
fill... street: banbu ry. '
lira. Jfate P. Hunter. of Norwalit.
has returned home. at er spenqln scv
on.“ days wltfix‘Mr‘ ud Mrs: % H”.
t .in Georgetown. _ ,
. Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19.
Knights of Pythias. will hold a regular
meeting this evening in tile hall in
Swirls it Corbett‘ a block.
9 Gottlieb has some interesting
news. in his space today. if you are
odntemplallng anything in the clothing
line it. Will pay you to read it.
A committee of the Evergreen Club
of tbe‘Twln Cities is in New York to-
29;. and there will doubtless be quite
lui‘ry in the sartorial district...
If you are thinking of purchasing a
ndw,sult, look over the offerings of
the Copyright Clothing Company The
adv will tell you more about them.
”Thaw. 'l‘. C. U. Will meet with Mrs.
J. A. Richardson. 10 West avenue, Fr-l
cap. int 3 oclo‘ck sharp The report
of the little convention will be read at
this meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. William Craft and
faml'l- have moved from Meadow
stile to New Haven, where Mr. Craft
is 'employed in the office of the chief
train despatcher.
--Tlttl New York Female Quartette
of Jubilee Singers will be at the South
Norwallt Rescue Mission, North Main
street. Thursday evening, October 15.
trillion, 15 cents. -
Elblrt W. Clark has resumed his
lilies its letter carrier in the South
orwalk postofllcc after a month's
rest. during which time he underwent
an operation in Bridgeport.
The Democrats of the Second Voting
District will hold a caucus this even-
ing it 8 o'clock in Arion Hall. for the
purpose of neminatihg a representa
tive and justices of the peace. ‘
Judge John H. Light, of South Nor-
waik, will speak at a Republican rai-
ly this evening. at Blast Havel), His
fellow speaker on this , slon will
be John _Q‘. Tlison Repii llh- cuddly
date for congressman ‘at large
0. H. Morrisolr. signal engineer for
the New Haven road. and one of the
best known signal experts in the coun-
try. has been reelected a member of
the executive com itiee of the Rail
way Signal Engln r8' association at
a. coventlon heldi Washington. D C.
The informal fit but has come to
stay. The new son's felt but has a
low dome and a.decidedly small flat
set brim. The felt hats now worn by
American visitors in iondon are con
sidered“ too yr in‘ the brim for
English taste. The green foil but has
become so common that the makers
will probably introduce a shade of
brown .a—i‘joildon Letter in Men‘ s“ Wed.“
General RusWrOst was ill at-
tendance at tll dimmer. Court.
New York yester‘flda as a witness in
the contest before urrog'nte Beckett
of the will of Dr. ask W. Dunlo
the wealthy paste u. about who
sensational pr had hilt
winter when‘ it was claims by roll.
titles that he was kept a prisoner by
me wife. General West bad business
millions with Dr. Dunlap for more
than-ten years. .
4-Johii if. Dakln, piano tuner. is at
"the Mdhaékemo-thls week. Orders
must be sent him at once to secure
his services
There was a large crowd of people
waiting at the Norwalk railroad depot
this morning, for the Plttsfield excur
sioh train one hundred tickets having
heel) sold there There were about
that number boarded l‘he train. Am-
ong them wore Mr. had rs. William
Jones. John ’Brotllertbn. rs. Herman
Puncher "Mrs. E. Rbgérs‘, Mrs' .Ed-
will-31 Church. Mrs. John Henley and
datighter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E
Smith. Mr. ‘dnd Mist Fred Rowe, Col
and Mrs George D Russell Mrs.
Frank state Mrs. Wallace Sherwood.
Mills 8 she Northrup. Silas Lucy
Ho srd.-. rs. Slatts'ry an daughter,
Mi Moise‘ge hold a Miss Bertha
siphoning! waster William it.
Enfiifih.t} Scat-polio. Joseph
Layden. Jesilie"a Lister Joseph Qolllns,
outfits h'Axfiiur Fitch, Clarence
Jones in‘oa ett. William lic-
Carty. r. and rs. John Manning
Muslid'Mrs: Harry A Vail Misd’w
dwelmd Lulu Holloran him
0 ' ' "
. M
Wiggles lg). lend.
u
.2 must
L HOURS-VI,“ Ros M-
"pop application.
Mills ash 9 rr. thur Joseph, Mes
nose Naiteiord. s Vgpsiit and Miss
new to . v
formed
I to make a steady
a‘vw'k
A Treatment for the Blood.
3‘9“?” “F“ ”“3?“
. . v . "I ‘I. ' ‘
'75s mi 1190‘
Write for sample 750 BOTTLE
FREE. .
till. i. ‘illiii. JR.
one titer“.
Mil! 'd'r'san.
.. "5 iii-4
‘2'... “cataract ’ .
Petéf‘ n. air»... or marinated-in
New gar} city today. . . .
Miss Hattie Comatock is one of the
manyPitts'h’eid excursionisti'todliy.
John Gallon. of deth'Nbdelit is
spending a few days" With i'rleilds ln
Southpoit.
—-—I)r. Dick' s cures Malaria.
Frank Van Baron of Main street
Norwalk. is in New York city, today,
on business
Daniel Keyworth is to resign his po-
sition in the oiiice of the Northpoi-t
Oyster Company.
Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanicsi will hold
a regular meetingrtolnorrdw evening.
~—'l‘he ladies of the Eastern Star
will hold a cake sale: Sail. Oct. 17. at
Stillson-Powell Corp. Washington St.
The Loyal Legion will meet with
Mrs. Richard irwln, is New street.
East Norwallt, Friday. at 3: 30 sharp.‘
Mrs. D H. Miller and daughter. of
South \Norwalk. were over Sunday
guests at Major D. ii. Miller’s. in
Georgetown. ‘ ’ ‘
A marriage license was issued in
Stamford Vesterdny. to Charles 5
Goff of Dar én. and Grace Tucker, of
South Norwalk.
Mrs. George Ia Duiault. 0111 will
avenue. visited on Friday her ddugliti'i.
Miss Ruth of St. Joseph's Academy.
Elisabeth. N. J.
3 NOR
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Fairlield COunty Sailings Batik
Norwalk. Conn. Sept, 17, 1908.
At a meeting of the Board of Dir-bet-
ors of the Fairlie d County Savings
Bank. held this (it). a divid‘end' at ill
rate oi." four ii) per cent. per snhllln
was declared to depositors “(will tie
earnings of the six months ending 80p
tember 30th. 1908. >
The same will be entered on pa'ss
books and paid on and after October
.416
loll). 1908.
SEYMOUR corms; area's“
m':—§$‘*
of Dennis: and. Distillate!
Friday. October 16 openin day at
Overlook Military Academy. i. AlingV
Norwalk; Misses and Masters meet a
“i ..:‘ffl evening cities
(3 tiemen at 8 o'clock. ,
Closeups Aries Hail. Madison t..
So: Norw k. wednesday‘. O'oi. '
opening day: Misses and Master.
p. 11).: Ladies and Genfldlndnti '
‘glnhera,”-*at 8 o'clouk. A thorough
theilatcst lociety Dances. Circulars
Respectfully. .W.
GIIIBERT NEWELL 25 Liberty 3L.
Bridgeport. Ct.
Two Thugs to
Consider
WHEN $3"):an fish?”
Qualitymd
2 yoledb this and every shrewd“
ho sekeeper should ”then we al'e Laure
of at least a good share of ydlir pop-
runage. Oui- goods are the highest
standard. Oar lll‘lilei are as layup
this standard can be sold fox A “Wot
order is solicited.
Koppel
equally loss
of us. " "’" ""3
(We as a. trial order: we are sure
Of you if
.Vyou do.
LEO S KOPPEL
FAN-ll BLE EVAN-OR
W. Gilbert Newell’s Select School
foriiitdlbl' and .
course of idstriictlon in the Wall! GEN.
. rive
leai ing cooking schools of New Yonh'. Boston. Providence Springfield. Hari-
(Old. new “M‘M'MIW billed. "Mitch is the strongest endorsement pout
ble. Many of your neighbors are using the Hub Range slid are ready to
endorse
leather.
honest
Phone
.
\
Fl:"‘ --
znll
come.“
atthb
was? U“
of ‘Derb.
20 No. mall" “on ”a”
of”
J's-lilac
115i
Will?
We boilers we
:...-............
.9“-
. 59 will... slum.
3th ‘ rrbl'WELborta A.
“wan-”1'
The navy department has
elmups showing the matter in which
the battleships will be anchored Each
néii to a bully". The Alfi-
eliciii'i hulbali' adbr and his staff Will
meet the fleet aboard a special steam-
i8? and the members of tile Anicrlcsn
Commission to the Japanese.
fl... uaTlé‘s'ilih‘l‘l‘
vessel is use
here seven;
All” l“
WM‘
(-1
tiles claim
“A
no pastebo
leather; futures Son
466.
iv. V3,“ Wimp? §R¢¢§
’v -. ~.- l...
O. B. Jackson,
rum...” “ no... Earned Weld.
Merrill Baciness College Gradililifi
A Business Education will help every young man and woman.
by Every Tell
WWW“ ta
lal. pol-fed
Hull Ranges are used and recommended by all the
For Fall add Winter.
”0%”! the workin shoes t: be bad. They are. solid
llllltl . “filibodyi g perfec workmanship which with
ngest wear. absolute comfort and protection
against the fall cold and dampness.
Absolutely the best workinglnen' s shoes to be had at 82.50 and $3.00.
FLYNN 8: RYAN
Fresh lines of Worsted Goods are here in abundhnoo " "a"
SWEATHRS. KNITTED JUMI’ERS. GOLF VESTSL BREAKFAST
SHAWLS, IEE- WOOL FAWINATORS. BABY SACIQUES. BABY SWEAT-
ERS. BOOTEES, AFGHANB, ETC" ETC.
Day and Night sessions. Books. Etc. Flies.
Sondi Norygalk. Stamford. Port Chester.
Optician
5:...“-
pre oration.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes . Examined Free.
rues: ital. .
Newspapers printing Editions in Eng-
list. for American Sailors.
.TOKIO, Oct. ills—All Japan is call.
in'anticipatlon of the arrival cf the
American Atlantic fleet. Yokohama
and Tokio. in particular are given ov-
er to enthusiastic ’
decoratiblis ln' th'ése‘ cl ell are exteri-
stve‘. All the fimdéhé newspapers
of prominence are: printing editions in
wlll. thlh imiby editorials Milk
American officers and sailors of a
hearty welcome by the nation.
Every available vessel in the harbor
Of- Yokohama has been chartered to
convey the excursionlsts to meet the
Whrshlps on their approach.
si arable fleet will venfllre far out at
in order to extend the first wel-
' The
A cou-
issued
ERppo‘si-
A third you
by s déléEat‘lO'li
e flout. buolneu men, and ar-
daysago.
ssociatlaf was held here it)!
ms
The Am-
13"] {5'1" t 1 erlcan- -A'slatlc SocTe't will be repre-
1. th: cubes "9'3 you can W "I! ‘5 denied by malty 'b‘f lam filetnbbrs, who
' have arranged m a large steamer
h elaborate}! generated V
.0 RFC!) & «‘ urn: Business was.
-" My. “'1 V VV * "'Y“ 1W
,- .sbfilm‘ql ‘tr‘ ' Vamp-Vi J amt”. Hold Today in
r . New and». new“ ~wm. about
~t bthhndmdv ' from variouti
rts of Connecticut in attendance. the.
,, anndiil' mdbtihg‘ur'tss stow
' ’ Men' s
AWN“. Wflle’tldfl '
were‘vaslonal math“. era militias ni-
tut-e to come before the gamut-log.
. stow these? them was the liliesé
. ti of (whirlwind-containment can
mflhwbd“ lame! arm Mir
Bihmummi). Mtlvicmeaaer
was a canle shawls.“
We mm ‘As new 08M tbb .
or pulsation. and A. R‘. Mail's)! Dan-l
bu y. at present second vleepresldent.
E" the "Vilrlt Vidal-
presidency; Secretary'ltt. s Vniehiiile
Li
and Treasurer F. W. Mills}.
a.“
Nachosflir moon. out is.-
6MB of Will
"i
HUB TH! HUI HANG! is unsur-
u of work. econoRiil 0! fuel. beauty
N
90 Washington Street.
but lull-l
v e.» on". . ..
this“ ‘ an... , W ~"’“‘L’n
‘ "‘tiiZOSEl)
to re-in‘srk and
slim Mm
twir‘
ing. r
".i ndays
For details.
Inwdsiiodoaeout‘ebalanceoithe M. S.
BARGAIN J U IL
A... ma. . "(p-a»
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Every piece of merchandise now in this Store innit be cleared out 1 closing time, Monday even-
of cell. This will be the most helpful and uni lie elicit
Connecticut here, and we want you all to come and h . yours it
DON’T FORGET Tliiis
.
WAAA‘..45..¢¢AV.
& CO. Stock, ,weV are
"'4
Bargain Jubilee
STARTS SATURDAY. AT 9 A. M.
Iver piece of Merchandise is this store must be
Qpanaturdsyawaw. ’ closed out by Monday evening. .
.m no ., «l t... .,
u-.::.._._,_ a:
WANTED HER BOY PRON
A Mother's Reason for Neglecting to
Send Him to School.
Mia. Della C. Finnegan of East Nor-
walk appears in the. South Norwalk
police court. t is m‘o'i‘niitg upon coni-
plaint of State Trtlhilt' Office. Giles
Potter, who charged that Mrs Finite
gall had not, boon sending her thirteen
year old sch Thumbs to school, as re.
quired by lbw. '
hire. Finnegan explained that she
had takefi‘her boy out or school be»
cause its was not promoted at promo.
tioii tlitl‘e. Superintendent George E.
Thompson cipltilneii' to the court that
the boy had not been up to the stan-
dard in his studies. and conser'ulently
he could not put him in the grade
ahead
. Jud e Jolleph R. Taylor continued
the 05s.. with a Week from S'atu ay
mornltig '.Mrs Fun. promi
send the bii‘y‘ to school!
pip sgwstiqsiv praLtv.
Congo-auto" Hill to malt at Fioyt'a
Hemp i’iB‘oilgVa. ' '
There will be a his Republican rally
TED.
'ot Hoyt’s Theatre, net Monday night. ,
Congressman it. J. Bill will handle the
tactics of the campaign and his ability
iii to well known that it certainly is
but necessary for the residents of the
Norwalka to be told anything further
oi) this score. Mr. Militias been act-
ively engaged in the campaign for Taft
‘ . and Sherman for some time and last
Wine ‘3.“ 7'1 W-S
* NOKVWALK.
spasms gamut} flimsy
mime M'15~The superiors
Court roomwaa‘ftiled with attorneys
yesterday to listen to the trial of the
calls at the grievance conimlotce of the
Hal-thud Bai- agaihst Samuel (2. Kane.
an attdrney of this city. “The com
plalnt amidst hint grow out of a
Charge he made in. a bill to Jacob M.
thn for services in connection with
an immigration case, Konetcharging
in his memorandum of expenses for
finals and “to rides with ’uorbert
nox Smith in: Washington In the stir.
l‘y part of June These charges are
admit! dly lblitious. but the attorney
says hat~ Cohir. understood that
the bill' could be collected from
Cohn's relatives. " Judge Bhumway
beam the case. A_ another of
lawyers took the' stand and spoke well
lit Kline. and the defendant in self
was cross-examined by State's ttor
tie Album and tile particulars at his
gig ’tvbre gone into; in searching db-
W5...
cow moors A beta.
Neal's cposvauonoarh Conn. - ‘
Oct 15. —itsr.llér .10 ph Labeyn has a
fine baby "{ch dbe. today ”the
aims... 0 ed? ease in the"?
mi ‘yiel Eta "‘on cow Betsy g’pli"
n
eirplalned. The farmer conltnd
delrstaild why Betsey wits t giving
‘untilll
her' usualmamo’u of "all“! [5 héi‘
to‘ e rs. an ‘ on ‘ ..
digging tJl‘é 1 yd‘ee'r‘. ‘ is 16% the
covd‘t‘o the .‘ lint the un’; def.
ptdd inothlirjalo .
Nil 3 Ila" ::BW§5
[elicits "th ' ' a;
filing). Wdéggenisut e ’f.‘"
turgfgah to braid e{lint V"é‘s "glib'hgt
V'rftlAL metres r1. Renoir.
nillnrroan, Oct. .1-5. ---in the Unit
oil-sates ‘ . lif‘Oowt ye‘sterda'y'tbel'
.‘Wdishsusen la. The
Wee rm ”Gummy. Mmhlaflr'll
ville: resulted in a. wait, In) ”Milka
'uilin to not All mii‘spiisulansstl
T tidbit mutual! for 3w Tot-illicit
‘zof'da Fesfl'nnewitroi statutory
Viticultw
Midi. Cannons? no. in ‘an antlnubhlle
daily iii-titling“ speed ordinances.
'Mri W. " called bull's policeman.
7's
meroiy llhtoay.’ ’saldi Mon
“dealinVes'
rl .
VET“-
- ”VIEW-Ell id‘wa‘I'. ‘
‘ int-.1. ”Vi- 01- :ViV. .
. really for the on
' Sbnday night states that
7 levying
3?deth hand.”- ”Your the
. night delivered a vigorous speech at
l
eriden.
At the Monday night rally. there will
his campaign songs by the Tippecanoe
Chorus. of Bridgeport an the Rough
. Rider Glee Club. of Soul) Norwalk.
onganlaations are all
um and will do
Taft and Sherman
limit) musical
their best: to st
' and the other Republican candidates
into ofhc e.
0
WHAT THE NOTM‘AN SAYS.
William F Gall‘ncy, motormnn on
the chi- that strnti'c the automobile con
taming the four 'Yaln men. in Dnrten.
he did
hbt us‘e the profane language attribut-
t'o hlln. and tliotllet Vhil plenty of
Ltlibssés to prove {hatedd o
lard} fl‘on the parlor tto ii‘ln iorwur
Tower was reversed and he was
Edit“ ii a wet r’all'; éven under the
cirbii a cell of am. a s‘tdll'ed ell-
by" h'il‘d tlm e‘nb h etc g‘et the
mad!“ 'e' oil‘ the true 5' ill
i get their héiids‘. " e ode e search
light on until pie edlscerne'd lights cath-
lg" War the J. l
'th‘eli he turned it as.
b Vt, as theie were a number of lights
9 to the rails. inakli’lg‘ construction
:wbrk. he turned on the Sellrill light
ii to see w at was on the track;
the Watchman ad l'nlitructed the par-
ty to lté'eo to‘ the left. but instead of
(iota? this they kept albn'g‘ on the
ascrung sv- on. Hum-morals.
Washington Chapter, No. 24 R. A
Mi, lldld‘ a. stated convocation ‘last
Evening at its quarters in Masonic
Temple in wall street. A historical
lecture on the Royal Arch degree Was
Neil by Phat Grand High Priest 8-.
Flo. Rustington. A buffet! lunch foi-
wen; and a- good ems was beonion.) by
tile large turnout ot- mambo rs.
W.
——"Suffered day and night the ltor-
inent 0T itching. piles. " nonsense
life until i used Deans Ointment I"it
Wcuredl‘met -piii-ittnnontly.”-~liiohl John
R. Garrett. Mhyofiiflli‘ard. Ala.
M
“——
‘ BUTIONVS Kit—I VIN PLACE.
Simple Davies that Saves the Busy
”smith Time. ’
The following '5. all sabsllent way of
Who on children's costs.
etc.‘ Mold 8 M sized line! in‘ your
threes. waistcoat. id “fairly coarse.
harpiace at smatt'plliliwntton on me
in ids of Muscat “ rat the needle
instill-align? the material“ “stoma:
f of new side cratecgnnenn
ii. through curl-ti button-Huron
brick aghialitbi'ough’tiie idsterihl last!
ing' mum
"with“ low" “I"
ch' ‘Mugb and
Vgiix‘ will Allie
manifests with
r31” base ur- the' top button
fissures uranium" Thurs but
"this his ho" [bar or the buttbns chm-
in
”museums: or‘
it! emailing awfiy the cloth;—
lime Chat. ,
bble—Thit' IDS. Clinician
so othlng nice about yon.
irs. Voli Burner (purring)-What
was it.‘ bobble
r t‘Sllo laid: you didn‘t show younags."
d—V 0? t“...
Hal"
had not ‘
I ....x\.._
éstothe
ms “"‘”‘Siifitm.i'i.nl 111%.
A" Day Friday Charles "N g 6‘
“e? Winfilullt‘iil bl Vi
not ml...
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Paper .
‘l’or details.
Open Saturday avian).
.1"
(4"
iiiiliiiiiliiis 0V1
{uiib'l'y A “i“
"fill“ TINILHRRE OF THE
NEwsooYs TRIO
Singers, Dancers and Comedians
ALLNE'W
Comedy" ‘ArtiVsts
swarm...) as...
Musical Comedians
. .
it. or c. peruse ‘l‘d EK'fiNb' on
can iN‘rb IRELAND.
Cuba and Porto pica Taken in Condi-
tlonaily.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. ib.—~The nation-
nl board of directors of the Knights of
Columbus, which has been in session
”in this city for two days has definite-
ly decided not to grail! a petition re- '
celve‘d from iroia‘nd to extend the or-
der to that country The directors in.
that under condition in irelsnd at the
preseilt time the order would not de-
into.) us much as it: ought in The d!-
lec'tors did tithe steps tdward the in-
troductlo‘n at once of the ‘order into
Cuba and Pond Rico. The members
enrolled in Cuba and Porto Ric's will
be for the aibomate class only. and
will not be insured on account of the
extra hazardous rial. due to climatic
renditions.
in order to maintain the high grade
of its n'l‘al estate loans the direc'tbrs
voted thiit hereafter none would be
made for ‘more tli'an‘ half the appraised
value of the property.
lien einpioyed. in marine life sav-
lug service were, placed upon the list
of prohibited insurance flake. This
sill not affect the men who are now
in the order;
it ’wns Voted that the $100 000 up
prom-tilted for investment used for
the purchase of bonds 'i‘h invest-
ments are confined to such as are is-
gal‘ for' Connecticut Savings Banks
which have the strictest law in the
country.- so the investments will be-
VVsV'lil-rounded by’ all pollslbie safeguards.
_....A_...L'..‘.._'_._.
iKNAPP U330 SINGLE VSHOT.
in Killing OaanuVry Deer, and Was
Discharged by Court.
Robert D. Knapp was on trial yes-
terday. in Danbury, before Judge John
R Booth charged Wfll killing a deer
with a rilfile The (fee. had been dam-
aging his crops. ' The low prescribes
that the shooting shall be done with a
shotgun. Knapp told the game war-
head that he shot it with a rifle and
Wanted to test the law and find out if
he was. not right. Yestelday be plead-
ed not, guilty to shooting with a rifle
blit said he used a combination shot.
gun. The court was adjourned to lot
hlnl produce the gun and Eve brought
down a forty- -four calibre‘ lnchc ste’r
rifle and claimed that he had loaded
one slngle blicksht into a cartridge
shell and shot the eéi‘ with the buck-
shot. His attorney was the represen-
.tative from Danbury when the bill
.was passed in the législature, and be
'1 notice to all
Pm
m
WILL G. THOMBSON
Songsiand Imitation
‘ ADDED arrit'sc'i'fios‘ -~_f
HALE“. MART.
«1A1 ”WEI“
"E
,2.
RES
liftii
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MsATURDAY. OCT. 17.
artists: A’ .« ‘-
Now We‘H aye We‘ldsgéomsdy Plly
“a
VOVV! tth AVllt‘.
Hooligan s
Troubles '
A Funny Show foi- thVe feeble.
YOU L‘AFI ‘ '
YOU ROAR
YOU SCREAM.
2V2 Hour-of Solid Fun.
ASSBSVSOIS'ViNofice '
the line erslgned; hereby give ‘
one and corporad'oni \
gllable to pay taxes iftlle CRY" ‘
South Norwalk that they lire
by law‘ no deliver be the1 dbiesio
ai'gued‘tha‘t the now means deersiiuuia either of them; on or sources. is
be killed! With it; shot in“ 'or shot a‘nti M of ‘Noitenrbsn‘1908.l may!" fit}
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guilty.
SHIPWAY'S OAK ON FIRE.
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Chauffeur Suooo‘ddo in Putting Out assessors; “one?
“find htre'etl.’ south
Shipwby‘s White including October 19. 3908;
Steamer was passing through West eluding' We 8511998. id
Stamford.- this filming, on route to who open' from '10: 00 to‘i2: 00 We
New York; the gasoline flood: pipe I.‘ 111.. and from 2:00 to 5. 00 do]
p. ii... 3 on1 Saturila'ys from 7: (it) he‘s?
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While John}!
broke and this cal daillht fli’b‘. The
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on the amt: day? in
his to taxdti‘oh‘,’ tftahin “
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chauffeur stopped the car, and. after o'clock in one spoiling. and noun
a sharp fight. put out the blaze with
dirt. Part of the body ot‘ths macldnep
was scorched. but the demise was not
great. "There Were no members of the
family in the carpthe Shipwuys‘hav‘
tug gone to New Yorkbyrin'fiinvsarlier. l
Their country home‘is'in Noroton.
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