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‘Ouriem‘lng series are many for your.
inspection, 4Will be pleased to show
them to you Prices range from tilt.
to $10.00 Double Roll
Bole Agent for Fr. Beck & on. and
.laueway dc Carpenter's Wall Papers.
Crockery, Glassware. House Paula's.-
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Blue China by the piece or set. '1‘ one
goods will not crass.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono~
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Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides, 85c. Indestructible Cylinder
Records, 35c. ' Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Best Mixed Paints, 81.25 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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A Timely Subject
. For All Hodge-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
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scrub brace for the house and
the rake for the lawn are good,
but they dont’ gofar consign.
You can clean dirt away. but
to‘make the house. that burns,
stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with
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Prompt and efficient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
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BRIDGE PHARMACY
.I. PARKER, Manager. ‘
Miss Laura linker. of Fort street. is
recovering from a week's illness.
(‘harlcs A. Weed. of Second street.
intends to go to Nyack. New York,
Sunday. for a two or thre days' visitp
lie-v. Prank Ainsworth. of this place.
who has been visiting his daughter.
Mrs. iloward Light. of lieihel, has re
turned home.
Clntrles Butcher. the drum corps
leader. has been quite ill at his home
in First street. bill is now considera-
bly improved.
A happy wedding party passed
through East Norwalk this luorning in
a coach. The bridal couple had been
showered with confetti.
The members of the Ladles‘ United
Whist Club will be entertained tomor-
row afternoon by Mrs. D. llurr Beach
at her home in Delta place.
Mrs. Susan Tt‘l'l‘t‘ii. who has been
the guest of relatives-in Rowayton and
[dust Norwaik. loft today for her home
in Port Jefferson. Long island.
The former Benjamin launch has
been hauled up on the shore for an
overhauling and changes. One of the
changes will be a rebuilt dock.
Mr. and Mrs. L‘harles \\'. lame, .ir..
intrnd to move into their new cottage
near Gregory Point, next month. This
cottage is to have. plustercd walls.
The East Norwulk Gioc Club will
hold a rehearsal this cvcnlug‘nt the
home of Miss lsnbci llanford. in Win-
flcld street. The rehearsal will he held
at 7 :45.
Tonight the ofllcial board of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will
hold their first meeting to be attended
by the now patsor. Rev. W. W. Gillies
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pianos and other personal property.
without removal; on their own name
without indorser. Call and see us. in-
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llaviland Bldg. Washington St. Office
open until 7 p m. Monday and Sat
urduy; until 8:30.
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RATES REABONABLE.
Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection.
A full line of imported Ales. Includ-
ing the famous Baee’, Burton's and
Base a. Cola Stout, always on draught.
Anheuser Busch Beer on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Telephone ”2.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
0a and after Tuesday. January I.
1806, Freight Propellers will leave.
Pier 28. East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Norwalk up to e p. In. and South
Norwaik up to 6:80 p. Ill.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. emlth. O. O. Hegemall.
Lessee. General Agent.
EVERY LADY’O DREOOING CHAN.
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snow white, one piece " tandard'ri’ln
celaln Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully unventent it would
be to hate hot and cold running water
In Your dressing Chamber. . slew
lain apartment or and floor toilet
fits presence would score you
the whww tires of. com
le'dlx y quote you prices. Our
full attendance
The animal meeting of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held one week from Monday night
May 10th. Officers will be elected at
that little.
John Csvanagb‘s launch Runckeuuu-
nail is on the shore at the Nelson d:
Ayers shipyard. In Sesview avelme.
where it is being given an overhauling.
The engine has also been taken out
War it looking over.
Samuel Carmen's new residence in
South Osborn avenue will soon be
ready for occupancy. The interior has
been plastered for about a month and
the walls are being left to dry thor-
oughly before the trimming is started.
Mr. and Mrs. William S, Polsnt be.
gan moving yesterday into their new
residence in South Osborn avenue.
from Bayvlcw avenue. The house is
modern in every respect and has been
built during the past spring and win-
ter.
Nicola Doloso. the ltalian who was
hit by a train near the White llrldgc.
Saturday noon. is still being cared for
at the Norwalk Hospital and he will
be there for some time. probably. it
was necessary to amputatc one of the
man's hands. llis home is in North
Haven. he says.
Doc. Marshall and (‘hurley Fielding.
who walked to Greenwich. Sunday. are
said to be contemplating a journey to
Port (‘hesior for next Sunday. it is
said. Their ultimate object, it is un-
derstwd. is to walk to New York. So
far they have not felt any soreness or
lameness from their Greenwich trip.
Apparently there is only one local
oyster boat in the sailingwlass which
Captani Charles Remaon‘has got to
meet with his Long island dyer. This
craft is the ivy Point. owned by Cap-
tain ii. A. Saunders. The ivy Point
has a reputation for sailing in the fog
without any breeze and he: owner is
confident of taking the measure of tin-
long island boat.
“chairs have been made to tho.
planking ou the Washington street
bridge, broken yesterday by e big
electric transfer truck of the Norwalk
Steamboat Company. Tile truck was
lit-tween the trolley trucks. at the
west approach. when the boards be~
nan giving way. The wheels of ”If"
truck did not go deep and the driver
was able to guide the truck to safety .
with its own power. The truck had
several tons of paper" on board at the
' annual.
William Smith and family. who
spent the winter in California. havv
taken possession of their handsomc
stunmer residence at.Bclle island.
Mrs. Henry Rowland, of Rowayton.
cntcrtalncd the members of Banner
NOTICE
East Norwdil-t—l“ ire District
The taxpayers of the East Norwalk
l’ire District. are hereby notified that
a district tax of three mills on the
dollar. laid on the Town Assessment
List of 1908. at a meeting of the Dis-
trict held on the 2d day of June. 1908.
at the that Norwslk school house. will
be due and payable on the first d8!
of May, 1909. at which time I shall
be ready to receive the same at ray
store. No. 10 First street. Penalty at
the rate of nine per cent. a year from
May 1. 1909, will be charged on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
June 1. 1909.
E. E. GORHAM.
Collector of Taxes for the East Nor-
walk Fire District.
Dated. East Norwalk. April 20. 1909.
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People tell us the? the‘II’tIcuble .
with most 'pepultnp'rieep; Coffee 1
is that the quality is uneven—
up and down, ggod this pound,
bad t next. They could hard-
Iy “in otherwise as the deal-
er le entirely at the mercy of
the ‘iohher. union Pacific 25c
Mocha and .iava quality is al-
ways up‘ above life standard,-
We liniicrt u‘. we sip a; we
turn It ever to the customer
ldmbei‘f are strictly competent moo
shanks, honest and reliable.
ironies it uteri
IGORNER MAIN AND WEST AT
INSURANGE 1
REAL ESTATE
Steamship'l‘tckets
l. M. LAYTON 8: C0
(INCONPOIATID)
8 MILROAD IAill. AP NOflWAI-KA
without the assistance of a
single outplderi' it cannot h‘eip
'h'eing‘ uniform. Just you try
this Collee once. We rest the
cast-with your tasti. “ I
The Union Pacific
Tea (20.,
iA6 Washington Street.
Tel. 542- 3.
FREE DELIVEIH
.n. u is boiled thdt tlimmln it: a
. the Methodist chapel'
’ ouncll'a sewing Circle. from South
Notwalk Menday evening. and a pleas
not time was had. _ _‘
Assistant Chief Ithuiheer Chester F.
Claret. of Whom . sad Fore-
man Louis Btooru lid.“ latent Fore
man John Pinch. Deficit. attended
the anniversary observance of Re-
liance Hook and ladder Company last
night.
The Ladies Aid‘ Society of the
Methodist Church will tatiet all the
home of Mrs Frank Thesl Thursday
sfternodn at 2 ”o'clock. instead or
Wednesday. reiulsr monthly
business meeting ’will e held at fl
o'.clock
Captain Frederick P. Coats has re.
ceivod his new launch. it is considera-
bly larger and more up-todate than
the one he has used the past few aes-
eons. and Mr. Costs is anticipating
much pleasure in the use of ii the
coating summer.
The Hedi island'lmprovement society
is starting launch a successful. sea-
son. The society assessment upon all
properlles open the island is coming
in nicely. and the society is about to
commence its season's crusade upon
the roads and other features. ‘A meet-
ing was'heid in the middle'of the win-
ter this year for the first time. in or-
der that the plans might be made
and the work really under way belore
the season opened and completed in
time for me. .
The two entertainments for the it
brary, which had to be postponed be-
cause of illness and weather respec.
tively, are to he giten in May. The
first will be given on Tuesday May
it. at 8:13 in the llase house it is
a oue- -sct play called A Pretty Piece
of mmlness. andts under the direction
of Edwin Spooner, of Dariea. Thine
taking part‘ are the Misses ‘Rutb
Themes. Gertrude Dibble. Mabel‘Ml
chael and Messrs. Preston Hart and
Russell Thelma A mdeidal program
will precede the comcdy. The second
entertainment will be Rev. George 17.
Lgbert‘ a lecture The Turk lbs 1 Saw
Him. and will take place May 26th in
This topic is
especially opportune at' the present
time.
. . “__n .q A,
The Austin business block In Main
street Dariea. is in the hands of the
painters.
Miss mums Stark. of Newton. and
Miss Adele Paight of Stamford. are
visiting friends in New York and
Brookyln. 1’
Robert Hunter. the ‘Iveilknown eo-
cinlist writer and lecturer. has be
conic a tnotorlat. Mr. Hunter has
just bought a Model 10 Buick. '
Thomas Coyie. the new operator at
the buried railroad t er. la residing
in I‘sirneld and will. biy not move
to Darlcn for atii ' .present.
Six big signs have ‘lktenapalnted by
lcorge Knapp for the town and they
have been set up, three in Darien and
three in Noroton. to warn automobil.
isle to observe the law while passing
through the town. A seventh sign is
also contemplated.
The pupils of‘ the Darlen Center
School have been diligently rehearsing
for the entertainment to be given at
the town hall tomorrow evening and
Friday evening. The obicct is to settle
the bill on the plane, which was purch-
cd two or three years ago. but which
has not been'entlrely paid for.
The Darlen Junior bascbsl team
has arranged to play a game with the
Yale A: Towns lock factory Junior nine
Saturday afternoon at 1:30. on the
Norton lot diamond in Main street.
The game of the senior Dorian team
with a team from South Norwalk will
follow this contest at 3 o'clock.
Darlen is rapidly getting a reputa-
tion again for making automobile driv-
ers mind their Pie and On while trsv~
sling over the highways of. the town.
4 The word that you have got to drive
within the legal rats in Darien and
that you must sound warnings at car-
ners it gone far and near. it is ex-
pected that the constables will be out
on the Job again next Sunday.
It is said a dthmIIcorps is to be
formed hem. '
The r culle '
the Farrggf‘ligpggir‘ié il'pama. I
sills loulse Reynolds. of "Norwstk.
has been the guest. of friends here.
An entertainment is to be given
here in May by the Audubon society.
The ladiés' Aid society is meeting
{his afternoon with Mrs. Stanley Dil-
on
E. T. Redford and family have ar-
It
Irlved at their summer home at the
Perms.
Calvin Langdon, who has been win-
twinge it; New York city. has return.
On May let the Order of the Golden .
Sceptre will give its annual bail in
Arion Hell. i
Philip eshardt and wife are to
celebrate t elr golden wedding at
their Lyon Plains home. May and.
Ice way up and to stay. Here the
prices quoted are 60 cents per cwt. for
the merchants: 70 cents per cwt. for
private trade. 3'“ - -
Vigilant Engine Company met re-
costly. and elected e foliowlng ofl-
'zoers Foreman W.‘ Van Vslkett-
bdrg: assistants. l-I Dandert c. Und- ‘
Imh'. chairman. William Gordon. seed}
ry James Barbell“
“Following are the liewly elected of-
Jilcers of Octane Illndlne 00.: Leomld
. Streak foreman:
A Llnxweller and
Charles Pope. assistants; president.
Joseph Dunnigen;, secretary. John
Quinlan; Wtreeaurer James Hewkea.
A perusal of the town expenditure
, .of b r7. lulu
‘16»in an '" their "is
moo." Westlsm an more brill
expense is a heevy one t has been
.the case for years, and is in a mes
a ps, the local excuse for
t e recohdii on at times of a number.
New bosses «snot be built every
Will. that is certain, but there are
those subjected to unusual strain and
utilized in ways never intended for
i em. and that they should prove in
acqunte is not at all sur pris to the
average moritll. however astonishing
the declarations may be to some.
light.“ ‘
I-‘. W. Anderson and family. of New
York. will Iifive at their smother
residence Thursday.
Mrs Carl Schilcher and sister. Mrs.
thodore Mills. visited with friends
in New York. Monday.
Mrs. J. 6. Whitney has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Flandrau.
New Rochelle, for a few days.
Miss Ids Jones, of New York. has
heart's guest of Mrs. Shirley B. P01-
ter. at the Birdssll House. for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley B. Potter. of
New York. have rented the former
linrtie place in Park street. and will
take possession about May I. Mr.
and Mrs. Claude 1.. Post. of New York.
will reside with them. Mr. Post Is
chauffeur for Blue R. Richardson.
who will take possession of the Beek-
or cottage. Oenoke avenue. May 10.
Through the kindness of B. P.
Mend. a lot at the corner of Grove
street and Richmond Hill has been
loaned to the Young Men's Club.
which will be put in first-class con-
dition for the season's schedule of
ball games. It is only a few minutes‘
walk from the center and well
adapted for the playing of the game.
'A team ls being organized. and pruc
tion will be started immediately.
A hold-up game is sold to have been
worked in Forest street. Sunday
night. Two ltnllaas notified Chief
Weed that they had been accosted by
three strangers. and at the pistol's
point. relieved of about 840 and their
watches.
their valuables. they walked back of
the tWo foreigners. driving them.
along the road until in the vicinity
of Wood's Pond. Here they told
them to keepon going or run the
risk of getting a ballot. The itallsns
ran to their settlement. Little ltaly.
at the foot of Smith's Ridge Hill. and
in a short time there was a searching
party of over a hundred angry for-
eigners roaming the woods skirting
the pond. Chief Weed made an in-
vestlgstlon. but the men had httl,
enough time to get out of town. The
Italians claim that the men were.
Jewelry peddlers and had been in the
village for a few days disposing of
their trinkets.
FRENCH ENGINEER HONORED.
Major Plerr. Charles L'Enfant Had
Laid Out the City of Washingtort.
WASHINGTON. April 28.-—Unusual
honors today were paid to the memory
of Major Pierre Charles l'Enfnnt. the
famous French engineer. who under
the authority of George Washington.
laid out the city of Washington.
Ilia body. which Was dislnterred
from its resting place on Dlgges Farm.
in Maryland. near Washington. where
he was buried in i825. was taken to
the capital under military escort today.
and in the rotunda where it lay in
state. ceermonics were held at which
Vice-President Sherman and Ambassa-
dor .Iusserand of Fraser. paltbtribute
to the noted Frenchman.
The body will be taken this alum
noon to the Arlington National Ceme-
tery. under a military and civic ca-
cort and religious services will be held
there. Besides the regular troops who
will take part In the procession there
will be various patriotic organisations
as well as civic associations of Wash-
tor of St. Patrick's Church of this
city. which Maior l’lifnfant attended.
will ollclate at the services in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
WOMAN BLEEDA To DEATH.
WINSTED. April « 28.—Bre.akin a
blood vessel in her ankle, Mrs. James
Schmita, aged 74 years. bled to death
before medical assistance could be
summoned here. last night. A bus-
hand and four children survive.
Milli l____i__ lilil.
Kidney h'I.)|a:;ees‘° Iml Too Dangerous
menu when to
. mugs. .r"
The great danger of kidney troubles
is that. they get. a
sufferer recognises them. Health is
gradually undermined. Backache.
headache. nervousness. lameness. sore
nea’ii, lumba'gn'g urinary ’ troubles.
dropsy. diabetes and Bright's disease
follow is mole esa stlccessl Don‘t
neglect with 'dheys.‘ Cure e kid-
boys with the certa‘ln‘ and safe remedy.
Dean's Kidney Pills. w ob has cured
people right here in th Norwalk.
rs. Charles Owens. 67 Woodward
Av .. South Norwalk. Conn, says:
“We have used.- Dean's Kidney Pills
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babel“ Itibllue tro l'e
“tales“ ‘Laa’gsu “ES:
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sous. -'l ilhd thslsatlefiction of see
h] lily Writ-Md Weasel: r ud-
'not. a midis mottled: Dialects
er Donawfitdley‘Pllls worth in
Ightintgold.“ local can!
above new from timtb
t etLhPlsletsd‘esh-dg atone. ~ 1
:gm- sets sni- all dealers. Price so
cents. mm Mllbtirn 00.. Bodkin,
glow York,- sole agents for the united
ates. .
Member the nameeDoan’ Had
tsXe «so other.
than any town in the cowry. and the
ll
After the men had taken
lngton. Rev. William 1‘. Russell, rec- it
Am hold before the ‘ '
rt ivaor over fifteen y rs ad
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. Connecticut League Standing.
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Vesterday'e Results.
Holyoke, 14: Bridgeport. I.
Waterbury, 8: ..ew Britain, 5.
Northampton. 9: Springfield, 4. '
Hartford. 12: New Haven. 4.
Games Today.
New Britain at Bridgeport.
Holyoke at New Haven-
. Hartford at Waterbury.
Northampton at Springfield.
American League Atanding.
W.
. Yesterday's Results.
t‘hlcagp. i; Si.’Lculs. 0
New York. 4: Boston, 3.
lktroit-Clevelead, rain.
\V'ashlngton-I’hiladelphla. rain.
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
National League standing.
\Y t.
Boston ............. 6 .l
gblladelphla 5 :l
hicago ............ 6 4
Cincinnati ......... 7' %
Plttsburg .......... t; 3
New York ......... :l '.
rooklyn .. :l 5
St. Louis . «i 9
Yesterday's Results.
ChlcagoClncinnall. rain.
Philadelphia. 3. Brooklym 2
Boston. 10; New York 0.
Pittaburg," .; St Louis. 6
Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Plttshlll‘g at 8r. Mills.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Jackson Won His Game.
NEW YORK. April 28.-'~Clarence
Jackson. of‘Chicago. won the tenth
game of the amateur billiard rtourua-
ment by 400 to 307 from -.Dr L. L
Mial. of New York yeiterday after
noon. .
Darlens' First Game.
The Da’rl'en baseball dim will open
their season Situally afternoon oh
the home grounds. hen they will play
the Cuban Giants from south Nol‘wallt.
The Darien management d lures that
the hm me team will be‘ no of the
strong at In years.
Mlle In 32 2-5 Seconds.
A vision of record-breaking speed
rewarded the thousands who braved
are clan 'wlnds on “nitlitae"svfeau§.' Je-
maics. yesterday afternoon, In” order
to witness the speed trialr held under
the adaplcea of the Automobile Odrai-
val Association. D'syid Hruee snug.
(ll-live the lzdlborsépowet‘. fiena dyer
tile mud straightawaya in the bpwlld r
8 tips; of 3 2 aflfiofifl Thishrp
on areas as an; mill;
and“ chaos more than thrhe as dead I
from the at time previously Pl 9
was the Hillside” course.
1 minute is 2-
the previous mark. this
seconds Brown is that r as
.éently turned professiondl ,, ' estab-
liahed several newrl “Wale
beach at Butcher
decided there last me
bonnet the French or
era of racing machines. Brown is a
.
L. P.C.
Detroit ............. 8 :l .727
New York ......... 7 3 , .700
Philadelphia ....... . 5 4 .556
Chcngo .......... .. ii I. .545
90810 ........ . 5 f. .500
Philadelphia .. .. 4 ii '.400
(Tleveiaud ........ .. l 7 Jitll
Washington 2 7 .222
WORLD’S BEST
BY EVERY TEST
i) For Sale byA. J. CollineQCo.
afternoon Brown sent his ill “Wall“ till:
car over the o~mlle It i"
seconds. a tipping
~ races
h b ltthth 'III Wl‘k
as can sue a e t-
31‘! damn. if act-ilkcigfiwt t tion. its
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former student of the Harstrom school
in Norwallt. .
Ferguson Draws With Lengford.
BOSTON. April 28. ~By superior
physical condition. Bandy Ferguson.
of Chelsea. was able to finish strong
w, l.. gang in the last two rourids of a twelve
Hartford ............ a a 1000 round watch with Sam Lansfor'd or
Waterbury .. a 0 roooiflqswn. It the Armory A (2 1m night.
Wynne 2 1 57 thereby getting a draw. Little cham-
flew Haven ........ 1 2 j§33l plonship form was shown by either of
New Britain ........ i 2 .332 the melt.
mmmon ....... l 2 .333
Bridggwfl , ,,,,,,,, i 2 333 Wright Amateur Billiard Champion.
springfleid ......... 0 3 900 H. A. Wright of San Francisco. last
night won the national amateur bit
I ilhrd championship at the Liederkranz
Club. defeating C. P. Conkllu. of Chl-
cago, by the score of lot) to 817.
Weston Walks 51 Miles in a De.
ALTON lll..Aprl128-oEdwjariP ay-
son Weston. transcontinental walker.
who left Girard lll.. yesterday morn~
lug, arrived last night life walked 51
miles yesterday.
NELSON CALLI OFF. IOUT.
NEW YORK... April A .-Battllus
Nelson sent. word here t y that he
would cell on his boat with Packer
. McFarland which was scheduled for
. Colma. Cal. on July 5. Nelgou said
that he was angered because McFar-
lands manager had been nenikllig re-
a‘rks about hi a airs. Nd scams
at it he foug t cli‘ariasui later in
the summer he would last t that .Im
Far-land weigh in at 133 pounds to
prove that he was a lightweight. '
Breenahsn Hill? out fet‘ Fevr D‘s’s.
ST LOUIS, April 28.-——Roger Beer
nahan. manager and catcher of the l8t. . ‘
Louis National League team. will be
unable to play ball. for seyeral days he‘-
cause of an injury received in the tenth
inning of Monday‘ a game with Pitta-
burg. Bresnahan was hurt internally
by a collision at the plate was (lipids.
of Pittsburg. .
assists ‘ro Mggnv “Altim-
NEW YORK. April 28. —-The some?
meat of Clinics M. Danela. the cm-
plou swimmer. to marry: Mrs. one.
Wagner daughter of the late’ If. H.
in
Goodyear. of Buffalo. has been: zan-
pounced here we. Wagnemwho re-
aides in the tinted PIA“. inherit” a
fortune at that death at her tether.
who was president. oh the Douala and
ausquehsnas Railroad Confess
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