oil for burning, 58 w'eildiI' an assort-
t of outfits.
mt]
here Is an expert in spurge of this
department, who will give" lessons‘tree.
r3
25 and 50c Bottles.
131%
E Gorham,
Decorator
' T111452. f" ’ East Norwalk.
» —.._.._..._.....~..
,2 LBS. CHOP BEEF .....
LEGS OF LAM B .........
22 "Washington Street.
suss'f'os r, scurrilous
1 «ADMIN. Chins, Gills“ fire-The
‘ ,HotelMahackemo
FRESH HAMS, 16c
FR'ESH SHOULDERS
‘FRESH PQRK ............
Foneouanrsn LAMB ..
.l. W. DODGE
EMMA :7"
chip Culgoa Liout Commander John
W: c'ourmanding, arrived here
llupin Monilu.’ and 'will 'i'iwul the
porn nod: the second scheduler: o the
,Arosricnu battleship fleet dbdiir Ad‘-
brim! tome: y. which is due here Onto
ber 30. The. Chinese cruiser Haivtlhl
w'ui'rived bbr'c today from 3houghui,
with Prince Yuv‘lrrng on “board. The
tuoini or Amoy wars Interviewed today,
regarding the rcvolutionist plot to as
snsslnatc Chinese officials during the f“ l“
stay here. or the American warships,
which was unearthed last week. this ‘
said that. ove1y precaution had been ‘
Viceroy Song, of Fuklon Pro
token. ,
from the
vines, came ashore today
cruiser HolChi.
strong guard.
J. R. CONNOR, Mir.
' M
Service and Cuisine U; to DIt'é. '1
Rates $2 per day and upwardI. '
w
" Stock and General information Ticker
u—I—da'
Strndaijinners, 75cts.E‘ '
TEL. CALL 038.,
Accompanied by a 3
1
"The Doctor’s WifomWell, June, so
your poor husbands gone at last.
lllxdrr't you give him his medicine prop
or y'?
‘T J newAlr, poor- hear, how could, i? E‘"
ours or at as how l was to be
ill a. free bent. posit on, still i ii
one, so
33.31011"
ll't
me one. She said she had one, but it ,
wns broke. So it woe no use “The
Sketch. E"
FASE_,'3NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
1
1111 low
us an order and be convinced
'that you con save. messy and
at the satire time get the very
cost quality of groceries by trad
lug here.
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED.3
..,..«
_E. or,
‘ l."' ,m
FRANK c.
Van Scoy
PLUMBING
(STEAM.
‘- nor WATER
AND ,
GAS FITTING.
Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
Tin, Copper 3.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk, Conn; ,
.................... 2c
............ 13c
........ 25c
.................... 10c
' 15c
....................
South Norwalk.
chdo and Old Company’s Lehig‘h
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range
IUILDER OF AN
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse
Automobile Repairing,
' ‘ and Sign
' No. '2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
YMOND BROS
Luther M. Wright
Factories and Repositories-South Nor-walk and Stsmford.
TELEPHONE corrugation, ..
Fall Jud Wists;
‘ Waists and F11
and Self Heaters. E
D DEALER IN
' 1
Goods
Carriage Trimming
Lettering
i1
Eomomfuuoo‘ow " ‘5
pair
J. M. Layton 5. Co
E without removal.
' UNION iii
‘ hidsp dcntLounSzSccurityCo.
Mos-11K asi'i'éas 11s
braked Mrs. Green to loud
1 RR. - "
' iron, of First street
3...... ,1 \
l ' vi .“1' t whitish
W' polio]: iII'I molds fennel
‘ m loiocw‘ aim" (Client.
3E not!“ to month! M‘flmiflofia'k.
‘ ' ‘ A d'Soci'ely will hold or
directing Wednesday aftt noon at the
East Avenue Methodist huimch '
The Bible giddy ‘class ill meet to
1110 r'iow “evening with ‘r. ilud Mrs
Art or Ainsw'o'rtlr‘, in Co avenue; E
Mrs. William Msrshnliland Mrs Da-
vid Marshall were among the many
who went to Plttsfleid on the excur-
slorr Saturday ‘ ‘ i
' Re'gistrIrs E E. Corbin: and Fred.-
I». Lundquist are putting in a rainy
day in reviewing the v'olorg list of the
third district.
Conductor Tommy Brady, of the
Gregory Point line, is enloylng 11 day' a
vacation and during his absence his
car is being looked after by Herold St
George.
The weekly prayer metrics of the
Advont Christian hurt ’l‘hursdoy‘
eroflog‘ this week ill 0 held with,
and Mrs. Robert" Fompson, ‘in‘
East avenue. 3 3 3 3
Caleb Joyce hos rés ed his posl
511111111121 11nd store and out to work
tiou as delivery clerk to the Jackson
today for Marketman J
3 Robert Blydenburg. ofCove avenue,
y Line to N Y
For Freight Only
. 011 and utter Tuesday. anlis‘ry 7.
1906, Freight Propellers wrri rears
Pier 28 East River, New York, (foot
of Dover street). ovory dit‘y, ('éxcc‘p‘t
Sunday) tit 4 11.111 Freight received
Tut Norw'aik up to 4 11.. in. and South'rrM‘lmlllSWlly. 0f Flick 3
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p.m
Norwalk Steamboat Co. . _'_
Annin'g J. Smith. C. 0. Houston.
LDIDII. 3 nInorIl 11.1111.
continues quite ill at his home in
Cove avenue though it' to not believed
that his condition ls asleerious as it
Ewan a few days ogo. :
E; Among: the East Norvl'allt small
boats which were taken across the
Sound for Saturday' 3 automobile race
were those corned by F1 (1 Brown, 'A'l
hart Me'gurgeo and Mr e'te'rsim.
Theodore Vail, who "e'cehrtly sus
tained a stroke 0! par ysis at the
horns of his daughter: Mrs. George
trust, is now
able to be out again th ugh not lolly
recovered.
Most of the East Norwalk excur-
'sioulsts who went to Pittsfleid Satur-
day took the. late homeroming philo-
sophicully. it was but midni'ght
“‘ml'Horace E. Darin 8: Son, ‘*
45 Wall St-, Norwalk. '1. ., 3‘;
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We 1.... Ievcral decldedbhrgaim
in Income producing property that
'must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
3’,
(INCORPORATED), 33
Real Estate
5 harness Ave,
so NORWALK CONN
CrtyNauonalBank
, ALK. CONN.
TemsACT's 33105331511111. sANKING
1
E OAHITAL, ..
$00,000.00.
SURPLUS Agra? PROEIT'B.
EDWIN H‘. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H.: KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pig's. ,
FREDERICK H.‘ ROWAN. 2I‘i'd VID'D-
pm
WILFRED BDDWELL, cIIhiIT.
E oinscroas,
E. H. Mathewson Henry SIymour
John H. Knépp Sarnusi Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Willace Marvin
Christian swan: John H. Light
E Fred H. Rowsn. ,
1847
Piumbrn"_ and 3' Steam
\'t
oHT WATER ii TIMI.
HoT. Ara HEATING. ,
s‘rquq AND HANDED.
, ILATE Axon-{31‘s saunas;
(in: In ii I x “I“.
- no .31 .11 ~
HAVE You rotten Sufi stock or
RI o :1 M0 as It
- Gawwmwm rant 3 ,.
y'jm m7“ 1
3 EFT animus
pionoI' Ind,» .
rm.
l‘. “AN
Huviliiiid Willi... Witchi'utol 8t.
dined Dben until 7 "'11: 11113 Mobile syn:
Willi“! 3W.
3,
' Avenue Methodist Church.
, morning service at the East Avenue
. northvves‘t wind has kicked up such s
13000:: Milk .....
when they finally reached ironic," owing
to the freight wreck troubles.
At 1 oclock next Sunday 11111111110011
both the second and third quarterly
conferences will be held at the Ea‘st
The pre
siding older. the Rev. J. E Adams, 0t
Stamford, will be h: oytendance.
The filling it: of the Benedict Farms
bridge is not keeping space with the
necessity for repairs and as a. result
it has been bound necessary to put in
new planking at. the west approach.
:vlrich work We being done this morn-
11g
3 A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held Saturday night 111 the Rescue
Mission on the Washington street
bridge. The special spearkers of the
evening were Mr. Holmes and Jonas
D. Worden A clam chowder supper
was also served.‘
' There will be a smoker tomorrow
night at. the headquarters of. the Be
publicon Club, in East Washington
Street. Though no program of speech
es has been arranged. there will be rev
freshments. The main job on hand is
to get the vote out election day.
Harry Rider, of East: avenue, and
Charles E. Curtis. of Norwalk, intend
to go to South Hadley. Mass“ Setup
day, to visit their. daughters, Miss
Mary Rider arid Miss Anna Curtis.
over- Sunday. the young ladies helps;
students at Mount Holyoke Collcg'e.
'3 There will be a perigee use on Fri
"111111111
3. lug her heels to thuny craft whdn
E . 031,09 silo gets ovsgboprd.
‘ of Absalom, " will also be give'li
es 11.301111: ‘
‘ Rowayfion" H as Company, Wednesday
'- bly the largest number of scholars,
' ' gram advert“ 'SpeClal songs were giv on
it yourdooioriul 11.1.1 “"7. 3' .
rIkingAyerés hf yi’ 'oi;
younhIrd . , ,_.-‘
rise 11.113 to: 3
too £15m spout 3'5 feet 161:3",
wile irbove. his son is constructing
one that gives every promise of show-
3: [Au importo t meeting or t a touch
on: or the silt iriveriue e'tir‘bd bdiiit'
Church will he ih'é il tomorrow e' vs:-
his or the church. At that, time a pup:
criutcndeni and assistant will be chos-
en and the lesson thoroughly studied.
a louyder, for each [lessonshnvlng been
Chosen The recitation, “The Dough
or the teachers are urged to attend
tomorrow night‘s meeting.
. The East Norwulk, Republicans wo
xpect to attend the big rally at H0
heatre this evchig, when the speak
ors will be Senator W ll. Diliingbarn,
of Vermont, and Lieutenant Goreruor
Everett J. Lake, of Humor-13d. are :vurged
to gather in 11 body, at tho headquarter
in East Washington st're'ot3 by‘
o"cl0ck and March in a body to South
Norwsik. ‘ pt week. owing to the
crowded thsrrtre the local delegation
had work- to fillil floats. .
ADMONITION.
Vote as you pray.
And hasten the day,
When Whiskey' s sway,
shall be done away.
‘ For better to be dumb.
Thain to pray. or: some,
Thy kingdom come, ‘
Then Vote for rum.
RRWllliili
A meeting of the Estonian Athletic
Association will be held tonight
Frederick E. Lockwood, oi Railrosd
avenue. took his first vocatio
2 ; 3
All
Hill
Vanderbilt cup race, or: Long island."
Charles H Cakes, the sea food e11-
pert, will propitre oysters in every
Style at the s pper to be given by the
evening.
A very interesting service was held
yesterday Afternoon. in the Rowaytou:
Methodist Ebiscopul church it was
Sunday School Rally Day, and probo-
present turned out. totalling one but:
tired and thirty- six. Had it not been
for the sllg'htgiy trucertuin weather, it
is believed Hist 11 perfect attendance
Would have resulted. During tire. pro-
by the SirhddyE School, and one by the
ris in the classes of Miss. Maude.
mood and Miss Jennie Scott:
Recitations were ilnoly rendered by
Miss Ruth Themes, Ethel Jennings,
Merton Ruckcit 11nd May Tuck. Tire
infant class also rendered a song with
great gusto. A very interesting all
dress to the, little folks was given by
Rev E. W Bysshe, ‘W‘ho held his young
audience's attention from start. to flu
isl1.A handsome Rally Day button
was presented to every one present
the design being the Liberty Bell with
the American has; shield for a. book-
ground. A. special sermon was also
preached by the pastor at the morning
services of the church, ridding mater
tally tome ott'end anoo. '
In.
IllRllli ilili liliRRliill.
Abel Danco' has returned home to
F'a'lr'ylew Cottage, aitcr ii. two' months
. _ E; ;. lfnw::k.~.a-t<< 1“
' . 'and Mrs F. I't. Hubheli comprise the
in sevv $32
on years on Saturday and att nded the ‘
,was 1101311 11 y thew
deport“ will
c3119 dud Demoo
éllncsdrty evening. "1‘11 tire Metho-
dist church Mr.J Fanning, the to-
R" D. 13 Bradley, Jr the migrant judge,
incus Irish orator. will give a lecture
on "My Country and Yours."
position as a tedcher in was t'
tuck school. drill the vacancy is b
Nor‘w‘a‘l it. ,
The nose: or Moire 'Wih tins usury
odopted means to you 11 Against cuisin-
ity in case or fire, in tho His school
puild1n3.1l‘rre escapes the be up «1011.3
str‘ucted there. 3
Throus'h the instrumentallty of tlio'
'Wo'men Improvement Society. a walk
is being from the Church Of the
Asbump tosthe Jones Cottage, 01:
Riversid onus. ,
over. #8300 Miss cleared at this 111.4.
1.111... Compo Engine Company. The
loving cup presented to the most popu-
Jar compel: 03y] was wonvby Hoots Hobo
Company, Norwoik.’ ‘
The will of the late Louise, Caroline
Pearson has been probatied, 1]de ’1'de
Clerk .1. o, myrrh appointed, hominid.
trator. Tho estate amount :to about
$12,000, most of which is or: to the
sister, Mrerlilane A. Reeve s‘.
Mrs. J. L. Pillow, Mrs. M: H1. Cooley
epecutlve committee of. the West-
port Neediewnrk Guild ' 'mceting
to be held in ftlre library 11 the utter-
pool: of November E5. ,
3, Follovvli'rg e the recently lot; 11,
officers of 11% i s! Aid Sac etytfirf
't'he Methodist. chu 11",. Mrs Homer
'Beers, president; Mrs. J. B. S. New-
i‘o‘n, vlcopresidcnt; Mrs. E- 0. Sim}.
son, treasurer; Mrs 8.133 Fillow 59c.
reta'ry.
' t.lo'lrn Daley 18111 enforce rc't r merit
Hotel H: rivicy, Marlo Hygenuo,
Bridgeport. Daley is fire fellow who
assoc tcd‘ M1 s. Mhr‘y Went: ijecéh‘tly.
ilis' attack. was unwarranted role he
was sentenced to 30 days in 1111111111
to my u hue with costs, smurrntlr'rg to
it is (erth the toivn t'o'ok 's'o'me do»
'cisive uttiou aiming at or foture for
bompo Bench. A'iho'n’g' this most, per-l
féct oi‘ lathing resorts on the shore,
there bras sheet: little to induce the
oversize resident to' go there in the
season and aims to make it legiti~'
motoly popular ore weakened through
cxist‘ir‘r'g conditions. It in town prop
erty “ind already in this. iviii'l'r parks
with the rEecemE actiohi '04 the Sop s or
the American Revoltltlr'rn that will
perpetur to it as a historic spot .rdds
more reason why civic pride and pub-
lic spirited generosity} should be
aroused, and the beach be. something
akin. to what it should. The order
1 the time of the laid on Datubucyl.
Alrneud'y through the porslstency oi
the nominee for representative. W H'
Burr, two Rciolurlou'nry cannon serve
as rrronurrrcrrts and yet another is to‘
be added. At :1 remain meeting of the
Sons of the} Americ an Revolution the
board of ni'r'tndfierr appointed a corn:
mittec for the purpose 101‘ selecting n
design,,Iurthering,-‘ the monument, end.
and placing it at 00111110, comprising
seven members. of which w H Burr
is one.
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Clifforkoim‘res A. Connery dud fn‘m-
lly, Misses Fair and ‘Chcs'to'p, G. E
Clupp, Mrs. W. n Frack'm'u'r'i. Mrs.
H lit.sr:1lt‘icr Miss Blackrnuh, C. D
Davis Brigg, Mr. and Mrs
A Hui1t'.'L'lI. Green and .wi',i'e T. C
Wynde, Fred L liinck'icr, W. l Wll
Rams and wile New Yorwit D. J. Os
come and wife, blessle MCGX ‘s‘tir, Chm
tour of Europe. While why Mr. Dance
visited Paris", Dublin, Edinborough,
London and many other places of in'~
terest‘. Mr. Deuce very kindly remain.
day. November 6th. ‘and this will be
the grand “haul out" day for the placer
ore boat owners who still have their
craft in commission. Among the boats.
winter or: that (into is Hurry Rider‘s
M'.olly
Miss Clnra 11111111er have I Fer-y
effective rendition of En. solo at. the
Methodist Clin'rch yesterday. Theo-
dore s Glover hired violin date at
both die morn 11g; and ever: 113 ser-
vices. ,
The East .Norwalk: oystermeii who
have b'een workihgloo the Bridgeport
natural growth beds are told “13er an en-
forced vacation to y, Cirillo l'y'they
would be Again sit ork 'todc'y; but the
see that it would! have been foolhsrdy
to hair's sttemptodlto so book on the
scene or operatic :.
, or South
William 1303on _3
'walk, is substituting at the Bridge
pharmacy or: the Washington street
bridge for two wicks, orig the an-
mnuul vocation o"! Mhiger Harry Brad-
1ey.Mr Bradley Will spend his vaca-
than in New Yolrfi'c State on 11. hunting
trip and lucidcd't 1y Will vote at his
home 011 cloctiion 11y.
Johr; W. Books {111d son are engagcd
in constructing two bondsoi'ne new
launches at their bin-11 in Fifth shoot.
On the ground door, Mr. Banks, 8
which will be hauled ushers for the .
Nor- '
bored all his friends with posters.
Willl’llli
Wcsioort Grunge will meet Wednes
day evening
guest or friend's in 'town.
Mrs. Wernér, ol’ CalVeston. Texas,
is the guest of Miss Corrie Bradley.
Mrs. John McArdlé‘ Who broke her
leg some time ago, is improving.
Mrs. Bertha Clemsston, of Greens
'F'i'irr'rrf, is v'lsritln'g i'r'r Brooklyn, N. Y.
William S Fiddler and son Harold
w'll’i leave town today, for Lies Angeles,l
Cal. '
W H. laun- entertained the Greens
F s Famers'dCiub at his home.
id'st eel:
The J. Q. Adonis cottage, on Wash-j
lugtor: ayenu'c; hos 'becn Married to
Mrs. E. S. Mills: 3
Tile 30mm 3 .- RMevis, of Nero:-
hamp'ton, Mass. is the guest or
friends in town. ,
Rev Mr.‘ Larson, of New York cc.
copied the pulpit oi the Congrega-
sens: church, yesterday. ,
Samuel E. Hanks, Democratic count
data tor reprcse'ntatlve, is seriously ill
this home in Cliutou avenue. ‘ ,
. Mrs. Non Mitchell will direct the
\
We Keep? Butter
Burger—Two do keep it to set: ‘
the long. 1‘: it 11011511: leave us'E in h
freshness of its yofrth'. it never will
out of the store. exce‘pti'n‘g to .its' last
resting piece! It 111er is“ one thing we
are proud of it is“ oili- butter. xii. isl
the best of friends with good: bfead;
It is golden, it is smooth—«good buttery5
rest: and out? and carci‘uily“
Drugs spscrats'. E
18 lbs. rise Granulstéd Sug'r'rr .. $12300
51:
3 lbs Yule Toast 251:
' mbetiii‘ds foil the current Eyelits Club,
‘1 House will b‘s‘
“‘l0w. fi'l‘e'a. followed the, s'eSslo'u.
'E" or the Connecticut Editors, at Hart-
It: Southport, erg ’this winter.
Phillip Weirren ' fissile Perry lettf
tow'i“: Sidjur'dny to or" ill Pass from
where they will pass tho“ wt or ",
more token :hor,
ulllise '33 ‘13 3
C Club ulnar Fri
13;"! Mrs Stanley Fl-
Fostmuster Harris ccrtoinly has one
of the most 11111411111319 and host equip-
sped .oountr'y‘ post odlccs to be found
in tho state
Tho' Cur'rc'u
day, at the home
.E ‘ 'E33l'c3
porter-Herald, will attend the meeting
ford, today.-
J“ s. will his 1: 11919111111; from the
local lodge. K. of P, that attended a
héld in New 18er
R. JRSEIRISKY ll RR.
0321 FIRST STREET, EAST NORWALK
Hawthorne 1m": with alive with ' 333i
3, Mr. Iand Mrs.,.C
Miss Mullen, of Dunbury, is .the 3
r
9.13 - scrapes. or what we spellinkreformsrs
.- rare trying .to
“altitude 9.1.51.3; .1115”. of his worst 3
recent meeting of 2l‘tlre grand lodge, ,1
ies Reinhold. William Grouse Ilcrrr
Hamps‘on. Join: Hampers: Danlmry; .l
L. Darcey. Kingston, N Y.; W. H
Fowler and party of six. Providence:
W: Fuller, Pawtuckst
Mlm sudi Mrs. E. T. Sheridan
New London: ’M E Kelley W. E Er
yin, F. W Codema‘n,A. D. Taylor, New
Milford;- .F In.‘ Coleman, South Nor-
walk; Edward: L. Currency, of Boston;
F C. Medeck, Columbus, 0; S. E Sea
vents, 301110113 3
Mahacktmw—Mr, ‘o'ri'td Mrs C. G.
RingiMo and Mrs C. T Smith, Mr.
and {1‘3 ries Rugg. Albany; 'F. G.
our: nor
VLF
ilvir‘rr. Josopl: 1199;. ',;M' :
E. Go'ri'nah, James l'yrm,, George lug
ham Thomas Collins. city; L R. Hurl-
butt, Wiltén; seams Hockaeil Ridge
field; A F. Miller: Chicago; V. .W
Ford and wife; Tampié, , ‘
Wright, C. E Stormon G.E
L.
Shelllng-
ford,,C. M. are. .31.; 11., William
'Girar‘d, 'C. .D‘rche ew' "Hi'lven; P.
H. Mullunpey. JamesL. Keiihedy, Bos-
ton; Mr: and Mrs. ,Sl'rno'rrds, Bridge
Eport‘E John J. Grady. New York; J. B.
Dunne, Stamford; D B. Van Burch F
Perry. Paterson, N. J.; J l
, St. Pun], Minn ,, J McMhhoh .131‘593“ 'h
lyn: W.E,W . Wright. 13011111111. ,-C. ,W.
Pru-ksf Philadelphia; George Sh‘crwood
and wife F; M. Reld,: Hurry Willard
Miss Stella Sobehdu'. E. v. unreal:
S. Baker, John Shoe an. s.- Fruits, W.
C. Jacobs,N .L For, New York.
lsHE KNsw.
‘Wllll'tinr, Archery, the. Oiled. English
critic. can at one of the. meetin'gs of
‘1103 .1cft'rrmpd spelling. board; in New
rid, £915in been {other 's'urprtscil.
err. in the states, With the gonersi lt-
dW Our- aims are not at
allhnderstood 0 prove no he: or so:
MD to. such ludicrous extremism: as.
many ‘peo'pie think.
age man: s idea of rctoruiedspelling is
a. 300d can like two .young ladies
idea or 'nst'r'irni hisiory,
‘ " 'Wh‘st pm or the soloist doés.ths
chop come i'rh'm?‘ asked the , ”first
there , 103. $333.30, “a 3
Miss u. Metronomes “tongues 1113:. i'
first]
i t.
fined by ‘Mrs. Grsco Newton. of ”£1454”?
has voted to plo‘cc a rismrrrncur there ‘E
to it1 il'k the spot of the' 31mg}; landlug' '
Kinca d Iiéiso‘s, Mass; .l H.801 g. "
eonI., w oforhlsow iWfl towns.
contrast the‘speli it? Mesh
111‘s;- vamp
heavy. d‘
' erred by‘ pieces of clothoyaoitd thé' ,
_~ seams to be coveredmwith {embroid
In fact, thé ayes L
Followed Rob‘bsr ‘
An 33‘, vsrtlums 1.3190 ,
all
passed... 1‘... 2
lit lfbharently l: rim-dust"l 11 111,113,,”
its. New Y7! w
If! ion' to an an“, N‘ 'F 33133.!) I
ybich was anew
George, of no
eon the b i:
pobber- to la"
3‘9“" a “W. .ulid on Saturd ‘y
1 IE
All” ”whims ‘t'c ez'mm tries: the R's. , .3
9‘7 ”9“ W 1'" 79M: "ctr Still unsold: f
(3'0 the premises to Roy E,
Ti: he unxiet
91 this so used own :-
0'1 tho var legroom readies the oil's- E
p'lciou‘is of ii» (Flows. who had pldh- ~
“dd 3‘0' "‘89 Etholmac‘t'rino while ,lni
New Pork ‘ ilill'i Mild he had..arranglidl' ;
333.1133 3333120131 ny him. ' ‘
3 3 .19 :1 cs erday otters ,3
{bid at the {14?th Mo: Edwdrdlil. Mooiib
lbs men V: héliudliuserted the have,
”WINNIE i1; skewers that 3r. accrue a
snowmen under {circumst'c'nces tllltc. _
were “decidedly cucpicious and whorl: ~32 .
he. contents of the dispatch were 0013» -
TAbhloated is Mr. George they led
a chshge of his plans regarding the:
Proposed cull upon the: ”advertiser.
The dispatch was as follows: -
What t spoiled deplore- to no a. are.
'perate so ems ‘tor robbery. came to E- :1
light through themrrestfof comer: who 3
described himself as Edward F. Moorc.‘ ,,
He was token in roosters yesterdii
hand today was1hc (1. “1133.000 boil for , ‘41:
exomihu‘tion njoxo: nesdu‘yo‘ The air".
rest was made; oi: Complaint or Dr. F.
r
,tohave u r:
‘A' (ll spate
M Lowe, 0'1 “Romulus”, who boil:
1 answercd so vertiscroeut signed by
1' Moore.‘ In 9! kill the latter offeredfto 3
sell to:- $1. 200 an automobile valucdv's , ‘ '
H2110: pus politic deplore; digit an is—
vestigution Inside subsequent to the Tori
restreVeaiode in More's pertinent in,
We‘dt Ninety-cisht' streét“ bottle of
drugged Whiskey and settled ' tubes
containing enough choral.m0rpl1ine
111111 other powerful drugs to kill a.
score of people, A loaded revs lyer,;‘:a
:srcyrwls' and a suooi oi: site 6 cal
also More round in t' 11' tooth. A.
first; police iear'n'e'd lils‘o, they it
that Moore never owned an anion;
bite (The police th‘co is that the p'iif" .
11308010: the auton'ibb e adverti‘s'emoiitiE
was ‘to lure prospective buyers and
that w so they responded they3 we‘re
plied w th drugged liquorllrepdorcd 13114
consciou and then robbedinJllt’. Dill“
chase- mo rey Which they Wcrc’retiucst-
ed to bring with 019,th stucco visitors
found in M ore s rooms ,.
Charles 'S icé, 1‘1 Ne‘ilv' York lawyer.
and snotheryjslgnodw‘. ‘rN, M1;
W‘F‘nirvlcu avenue, Danbur . '
J
_ I
CARACAS, lVeuenelr ”111»ch 'Oc-
",vi’u, Wliléursinrl, ( it"rnc'uc betc-
her 26 «President, Chill", ‘0, iii His
answer the second her]; :r'iu'n'ds‘
note, has declrned to revoke l1 1: ti two-'3
of May 14, prOh‘ibiting tin intrusion-
inerr't disgotlils for Vchur‘lnu poric' nt.‘
Curacao «31111th “05.11,“: (rlrirrixio ;
it, the people or elm bland 1‘i'. 1.;
answer was made Sept. 12: The c! 91.:-
dent expresses surprise (on: ti: Nadir
erlzi'rlcls Govérbm'e'ilt should disk the ' ' '
revocation.‘ or this decree. fitter 11c-
,krrowledg'iti'g Veu'ez'pela": right to is-
one it and tasks the Netherlands to
send a confidential agent to Caracas
to arrange the terms of 31111 amicable
sellem out or the. ‘dlfilmllies between
the mo provsyrimegr‘isI .
ETire‘ thief of the artillery- lifNIlCh ot‘
the Venezuelan aivuy- has completed ‘
prep parutions for the immune-E o'f EL}:
Snake. in anticipation of. a naval
lerrroostratioo by Holland b51051: llurr.
port on November 1, shells base be: .1
iistrlbuted" to ‘scaii the. modem guns
installed in the forts (“111.2319 lilo‘iintalrr
ride above La Gusira.
Presidoi‘i‘t Castro's hfidlth is
labor
Still.
friends. _ _ _ 3 3'
‘ gnu-I." ' ' '1 '.-' ' c» '
The Netherlands Govcrurneui a see.
our] communication to VCncsueld dated
August 2. has been referred to es the
Dutch ult'i'r'nbtum'. it has been predict-
ed in Cémcas ch'nt President Castro
would not accede to are demands made E
therein. _ _3
v t
- THE. PRICE 30F. A “1391918.,
One: coldest gifts
id 11 ERR embrolggéfi',
wich had already served {30' l
at: dhis countmitil" hi; gill)?” fight 3, .,
dzéwo'rk, is doll} lurposseiiilon off;
counts of former centuries ‘
spection 30! these books, rovcelnm‘.
summary of the luxury expendltu
‘or the hen“ cl: carom lioness
as well as- “the icgltvimistiu
3 l conomicaln wcut, . 3t):
‘ t1 assess: NW , .
resenis‘ttvermmdwesses. ‘, a
francs Which his bad to pa
Eombroideryepn hisrcoronatlon robe
id not cuhslder too, bib]: 9. pric'é. 3
is embroidered frock cost that
cost 111111 3500 francs, and wbic
came too tight for him not long site"
its first year, he" ordered vto' be. id
cries .The, drill
eyes, roots tip .3 Pi pretty
ainounlt. 31:20 outer- drapery'jo
p 0 ve vet r our: ,
at 10, 200 0WD”
bees at live francs.
the routers: 1311s era '
‘arms was soon in rdi éihb'r‘oi'
total cost 16.2011 pangs STE! *
drapery consisted or;
minus cost- emolume-
on the blueye'lv‘et finite , .
O'Rourke—~8hurs, phut's the m‘
young Jody. , ‘Is it t les’”
“E‘0h,‘ ml’onid ti: laughing
from 114.; now ridiculous! n in. 1.1
course; the Jawbone“ Hire“ you never
heard
licking , their
140E»
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animals .
0 My chitin on ' E
‘lleve 'r'n‘o'Fe' than bill! you 011' .,
Daughteral knew that
one, yesterday, a number or at:
(:11 mm: hori're lro‘m tho ratio ‘0
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1110 card upscid'e
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