The muouMAi—v-Bourhtandwm hasbeus ’
in use for our 30 years. has borne the signature of
_.—- and has been made under his per-
_. Iona! supervision since its infhncy.
. Allow no one todecelve you in this.
All Counterfelts. Imitations
and “Justus-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ri’
infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is .CASTORIA
(motor-in Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
.z-u-lc, Drops and Soothing
Syrups. It is Pleasant. it
Loillitlllfi neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Ito age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
l'llll alleys Feverishness. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. it relieves Teething Troubles, on s Constipation
nod Flatuleuey. It assimilates the Foo
regulates the
monarch and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
mu... CASTORIA mm
r.
Bears the
Signature of
the uni lu'Hau Always Blight
In Use For Over 30 Years.
M ms ”Iii". W IUD-AV mm. In vows om.
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NEW JERSEVl AMENDMENTS LOST.
TRENTON, N. .l., Sept. lriwv'ldili‘l’
returns confirm tlle reports of lust
night that the proposed amendments to
the state constitution were completely
snowed under ill yesterday's election.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1m.
Deposits June 29, 1909,,
33.707.107.48
George M. Holmes. Prost.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost.
Frid’k A: Elm-Sew 0. Trans. '
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Wall Papers
.IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Housefur-
nislllng Goods, Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look ulcer
or your shelves than the round green
g ass jars.
Square White Jars have the Light-
ning Top
Window Shades made to order.
Painters Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint, $1.25 gallon.
l Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
.1 count NonwsLK. .
' TEL..00N. "~/
Daily Line to N. Y‘.
For Freight Only
filo and after 'rnesda‘y, Jenner 1
“06-. Freight Propellers will 1 ve
Pier 28, East River. New York. (foot
oi Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday), at i p..m. Ii'roight. received
so Norwslll up to i p. m. and South
Norwslh up to 5:30 p. .
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. Smith,‘ C. c. Hegeman,
r Lssssc. General Agent.
, Examiner II
f l. rations ones.
M "Toto I“:
Dfllcenmtlinin Street,
., . mmmr. cons.
sm who scikihwll Within.
.
it
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AN INFORMAL iNTRODUCTION.
“bell Mark Twain lived Ill lluil‘alo
be made the acquaintance of some
neighbors under peculiar circunlstllnc
es. I'llllcrulnlz. from his house one mor-
ning, he saw something which made
him run across the street. and l‘elllnrk
the veranda: “My name is Clemens;
lily Wife and I llllle been intending to
cull on \(lll anti make will acquain-
tllllcc. \‘lc owe you an apology for
not doing it Ilc'fole now. I beg your
pardon fol‘ intruding on volt ill this
informal manner. and at fills time of
day. but your house is on fire!"
THE Nowocuoco
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Evenif' done In childhood it.
creates pinched nerves and. pain in
later life in the dinercnt organs sud
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain, and health is
motored through harmonising the six
nerve systems In your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis‘
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic A
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
“WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment. Given Also.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the lake for the lawn are good,
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house. the barns,
stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with
print.
We have everything for the
painting—linseed all, thrill,
brus..es and ‘ ‘
Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE FAMOUD ,
nurcu sov rum-n same
We can guarantee this Whit!
Load's purity.
See us about your painting.
E. E. contour
osconaron.~ . .
EAST uomm, court.
an nor...
‘5 WALL 311. NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Illsurallce
We have several decided hsrnslns
in income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth «the towel” "
l
|\ l Willi l‘l
i ._..._.._..
to .the people who were gathered out
Lil iiliilillii
I
Mass, to ltlke a position.
Stanley Fairchild, a well known
Wcstport young man, has returned to
resume his studies at Oxford College.
~7-
Miss Margaret Broldy, of East Nor-
wlllk soiled yesterday on the Mauro
tllllla for an extended trip to Europe.
The l.. S. Club will meet Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. William
l‘lutl. No. 3 Rowan street. Picture at-
lt'lld.
licujutuin Cello, assistant at the
[miller Washington sll'ct-t in'diuc store
went to ill'idgeport this morning to
attend the funeral of an uncle.
Charles (‘oilltllll and son, of Smith»
lowll, Long island, former residents
there are visiting in town and have
been greeting many old friends.
Iloward W. Benedict bade his
friends farewell this morning and star-
ted for Pennington, New Jersey, where
4 be will rcsullle his duties ill the Soul-
. illul‘y.
l Tile weekly prayer services will be.
held this evening at the Elli" Avenue
:Mclhodisl thumb and iii the .\d\eut
t‘blistinn Cbmch, with the pastels lls
lt‘l'lilt'lfi.
"lted this morning that
lllcle ois ii lg lllll of snapper blues
lulp tile illn‘xbol it is topside red about
the end of the good snapper fishing
lvhcll lbe big ones tome up.
Frank
llolly, of East Washington
i effect, was i‘iilll‘d to Cos Cob Tuesday
'nicht lili0li the receiptM of word that
.llolly bur-
'l‘llo used
his father was dying.
lied down to his bedside].
llllln pilst-lcd away.
Miss Mary Kerekes, the popular
young Intiyin the package department
of the crescent laundry, It lll. Miss
‘ Ki'l'i‘kl'S went lo New York for ll few
days visit lll Labor Day time and has
been in ill health since.
A few East Nol'wulk natural oyster
lllt‘il intend to leave for llrldgepol-t to-
morrow, ill order to get ll line on the
work which is to start on the slate
beds Monday. Most of the oystcl‘luuu
will stay home until Sunday.
Good progtess Isllcing made on the
piling for the new section of the list-
uer block, The piles ale dliven well
down into the mud to hard ground and
it is belleled that the) will move unl-
ple foundation for the heavy weight
upon them.
l
l Members of the East. Norwlllk Fire
Police are looking forward to another
enjoyable olltdool outing which will
lillillilllll be their last he of the season
Arl.ltli:elllcllls have been made to hold
ll chowder putty Sunday ill lluhall-
llon's Woods.
Mr.‘and Mrs. Charles Wakeluan
went to White plains yesterday and at-
tended the fair. Mr. Wllkellmll said
this morning that ii is a nice little
event but did not consider that it
ranks with the Dallbury Fair itl Inl-
portance.
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The East Not-walk Fire Police held
a monthly meeting Monday evening
but the matter of accepting an invlul
Your pick of a dozen different
kinds of
RANGES
COOK
ST OVES
Ranging in prices from
$6.25t0 $50.00,
COR. WALLFAND mantra; ’
uoswaut. cons.
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All Coupons
it
FOR
llllli
SPIRKilUiS
ARE RIDEEMED IY‘
F. E.L'ockwood
8t Company
Samuel Hull nus “due to Plusneld.’
r. A. MITCHELL
39 will” Street
Your coupon properly filled
out gets you s Spark Plug free
of charge.
wiwntmnas y‘. y-. '
Get on om wind
Filled at the '
B ridge Pharmacy
”lmpi and slots-t m M
Personal site
prescription wor
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Conic in and wait for your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
.l. Milken, Willi". l
tion given to all
tloll lo participate In the Columbus
Day celeblluloll did not come up, in-
as much as no Invitation has been re
ccivcd. It is believed that the com-
pany was overlooked accidentally.
William K. Dow the Crescent Lsuu‘
dry page, thinks it is up to the South
Norwalk tires to develop at a more
tit’liSOnliblE‘ hour. The hour of 2, when
the Wright shop fire was discovered
this morning, ls just the time Billy is
getting In his best licks of sleep. Hc
arises at 4 o'clock regularly and some-
times lls early as 3:30.
.l. ll. Rundle, the Van Znndt street
bailcr, is having llill‘d lllt‘k these days
with his wagons. Another rear axle
broke this morning, while one of Mr.
llllndle's wagons was on the bridge.
allowing the rear end to drop, This
happened near the Iiufuer block
where Mr. itundie had a similar sc-
'cldeut a few days ago.
Tile (‘ollnectlcul Colupnllv Is prepnr
Inn to make the runninu of the cars
over the Washington street bridle
more sure by the replacing of tho
stringers under their tracks on the eas‘
approllcll with new ones. TWo car-
loads of these beams have been distri-
buted along tllc bridge and the work
of putting lilcul In use In In proltrers.
.
The electrical situation continues to
simpler along in good shape and there
is no dollbt ill some quarters that the
district meeting at which the reslgua
tlolls of Conmlissioncrs Robert l“.
Clark and Irving ll. Robertson will be
a warm proposition. Naturally each
side of the controversy llflii its friends
Ill the meantime. it is expected tbllt
the lights will bum along the same. as
usual
Complaint is made about the moun-
inng and bowling of a big St. Bernard
doll left nights Ill the shop near the
eastbound railroad depot. One rest
dent of the neighborhood was looking
for htc selectmen this morning. to see
what can be done about the matter.
This gentleman stated tllllt'thc dos
keeps up the so all alignment-that
the dilltllshs has now been going
on fot‘ two or three weeks. it Is lm.
thsir slew NOW”. ‘ .
Some East Norwalk people have al-
most forgotten the Washington stleet
bridge saloon question until it was an
nounced that the Ministers’ Associa-
tion intends to push the matter before
the lll‘ suites for another year are all-
ted in November. The remons In-
(es wete hard fought and the blaccs
are now running on the appeal. The
clergymen have been hampered in
their campaign bv the lack of funds.
________....,
The east side of the East Norwslk
approach to the Washington street
drawbrldge is almost like a deserted
village today. This Is due to the Jew
iah New Year celebration. The stores
were closed last night and will not
open until saturdsy morning One
custom widely celebrated by members
of this faith is to send New Your post
cards to friends and relatives Nathan
Edison. one of the bridge tailors sent
out twenty.
lllillllllll.
Miss Mabel Ambler spent Saturday
and Sunday In Brooklyn.
Mrs. Marshall Baxter and daughter
Lois have gone to l‘alrfieid Beach to
stay a week at the Audio Hotel.
Frank llollins has gone to New
Preston. to make a visit with Dr. How-
.lll‘il Stevens. formerly of this place.
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Miss llutb Lines who has been mak-
ing Mabel Ambler a two weeks' visit
has returned to bet home. in Brook-
lyll
Miss Ilele M liriggs who has been
spending the past week at the home of
her brothel, C. ll. Briggs. Jr. on F-or
ty-scl'und street has retooled to her
borne in Brooklyn.
The .ilmiol Christian Endenlor So
clelv will reopen their meetings in
the Sunday school room of tho Bap-
tist Church Friday afternoon Septem
ber l7. at 3: 45. after a two months"
vacation.
The when of the Connecticut Com
pally bloke yesterday near the scllool
house causing a another of explosions
and ll most brilliant pyrotchnlcal dis-
play The danlage was soon repaired
with only a short delay of car serv
vice.
The Misses Kelli. of Hickory Bluff.
were out driving Tuesday, when the
horse became frightened. One of the
young ladies attempted to take the
reins from her sisters hands and the
wagon was rlln into a ditcll. whole one
of the girls was thrown out She was
quite painfully injured.
F. P. Crockett. of McKinley street.
__ and his son ill but M A. Thatcher. the
$23.00”
THAT'S THE PRICE OF OUR no.3
. Charm
Stewart
i flange
and we claim it is the bestrstoVe value
ill this town.
This stove is guaranteed in every
respect. and you are welcome to your
money buck after a month's trial if
you want It.
I. J. lllllllllli & Sill ill.
154:de vlfAslilN‘ordN sinks-r.
SOUTH NORWALK.
”.mw
HOW MUCH.
more destirable your building can be
made for your tenants-by having
Electric Lighting. Bells. Private Tele-
phones Annuncletors, etc, installed——
We'll tell you how and furnish all
materials. «
This is the Electric Age and the
Landlord who Is up to date gets 'lh"
good paying tenants. .
1 be, Reed 8: Volk Electrical Co.
as wnsumo‘ron eraser.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
l.- TEL. W-
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" TELEPHONE CALL 720
Dorian
(Granary loulsvil‘d)
EAUT ‘NOHWALK.
Shore Dinners and All llinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. “Sullivan
'“DHIRTDM’ ‘ ' ‘
a.
‘ throngs“
well known grocer of this place. are
enjoying a dai' 5 fishing trip today, ex-
pecting to lcssen the number of fish ill
the harbor. Mr. Crockett ls enjoying
a few days vacation from his duties
at the Connecticut Company's car
burn.
Walter Thompson and family five
moved to the. Roton Point hotel, to
stay during the winter. and watch the
property. Theliacobs Brothers have
gone to New York. and the other peo
pic at the Point are moving away this
week .iollll .l Snellback who can
. ducted the bathing houses during tht
summer, will remain at the Point over
next Sunday. Several of the smaller
stands In the grove are already clos-
ed for the winter.
Allen Daucbey engineer at the
pumping station of the railroad conl
pally. near Chasmar's pond. will go
to New Haven, tomorrow, to partici-
pate in the reunion of the Eighth
member. Willie there he will also
visit his daughter, who is residing in
New Haven. Engineer Dnuchey was
one of those who assisted at the fire
at the pumping station this week. do
ing very effective work in company
with Postmaster Harvey S. Ackart.
who was also summoned to the scene.
Mrs. Eliza Judson. an aged lcsldeut
of the West his was standing heal
the White Bri ge. yestclday afternoon
when she was suddenly stricken with
paralysis. She fell to the ground and
was noticed .by a clerk employed by
Grocer Hoppelman The young man
wagon and took her home. Dr. G. H
NoxOll. of Derien. was summoned. and
attended Mrs. Judson. telling her to
remain in bed. She rofd'sed to do this,
however. and was about the house lat-
er ln the day. it is possible she will
be, removed to the Stamford Hospital
for treatment .
Editor of The Sentinel.
in your valuable paper to protest
against the use of such rocks as are
being placed on Rowaytdn avenue by
e r short- sighted selectmeu. The net
orwalk residents were incensed, and
justly so. at the treatment of their
streets but the stone placed there is
not a circumstance to the boulders on
our main street.
money." In the cry of tho selectmeu.
yet they continue to do the “penny
willie. pound foolish" walk on the
town malls. not llcedin-g the plateau;
of lhl taxpayers, who have to stand
by and see money actually wasted lt
til-ill business ability. who will spent
our money wisely.
give them positions where they can
squander the town‘s money without
results. Election day Is at hand. it
Is up to you v.oters
liequ of! iv,
TAXPAYER AND ll SillEN’l‘.
llownytoll. Colin”
iiiill lli lililll.
The liulicu baseball team is lookintr
forward to a good game Saturday lli
iernooll when they will play the Port
Chester team
possible for lid no in: nuttylld‘fil‘ .
Regiment C. V. I. of which he is I
succeeded in getting her into his
,Dear Sin—Kindly allow me space
“The town has no
I; up to the voiels of the Town of
Nolwulk to lvotc for men of good pl iii”
In
If we have to near Mrs.
sion anyone let us do it outright. not way.
(}m.wmr
‘fiwmm
”domino. 70...... '19-
llltlle been called to Orange, New Jer-
rsey, on account of the serious illness
0LMr. h‘lellling's grandfather.
On Fliday evening at 7. 45 the dis-
trict supelin-tendent. Rev J. E. Adan“.
will preach at the Methodist Church
and conduct the second and third
quarterly conferences. Everybody wel-
come.
Charles Smith has returned to bar
tell from Hartford where he went with
a consignment of valuable birds for
Dudley Tllley. While In the capital
city be improved the opportunity to
visit the state fair.
George H. Tilley left Sunday for
Chattanooga. to be present at the in-
terment of the late Martin J. O'Brien,
president of the Southern Express
Company. Mr. Tillcy was e of the
pallbearers at the tune services
field In St. Patrick‘s Cathedral, New
York.
Dudley Tilley' s birds won a number
of prizes at the poultry show at Green-
field Tuesday His Wyandottes and
ftldlau rllnllel dllt ks were by far the
best birds in their class at the show.
Mr. Tilley‘s bird collection was des-
cribed in,detail a few months ago.
The candidacy of John W. Brumnler
for the Republican nomination for tax
collector has been announced and Mr
Bluululer has Ills friends working for
hilu. There are also several other can-
didates ill the field. It was stated in
Ulll‘li'll yesterday that Collector Bal-
Ilil‘il will not be ll candidate for the
nomination this fall.
The Darien Business‘tien's Associa-
(Ion held a regular monthly meeting
Monday evening. with President. R. M.
Smith plesidlug. The Association is
bending all of its efforts at present to
bring about the establishing of a new
road from the end of Railroad avenue
In Darlen to tile main road over to
Rowuylon. The outcome of this catn-
pnign cannot yet be told.
The young also who used some
choice language on Zigmund Mason.
Monday morning. in Darlen, following
whlcs Mr. Mason lumped down» from
his wagon and gave him avspanking.
was taken before Justice William H.
Willmott. Jr., Monday night. The lus-s
tice sentenced the young moist who
gave his name as George Robertson. to
fifteen days in jail. but suspended the
execution of the sentence. ,Robertson
was glad to improve the opportunity to
get out of town,
Theodore Austen is making exten-
sive changes about his business block
In Main sheet. Darlen. At the south
end the former Blrchard furniture
store i.- belng improved by the build-
ing of a shew window that Extends
around the side for a number of feet.
Thi. window and the front windows
will have plate glass. In front of the
building. preparations are being made
to raise the sidewalk to the lore! of
the present first step and will be con-
structed of concrete.
-—“Doan's Ointment cured me of
eczema that had annoyed me a long
tim. The cure was permanent."—
llo . S. W. Matthews, Commissioner
Labor Statistics, Augusta. Me.
. WESIPIIRI
Farmers in this vicinity have com-
menced to mow their salt hay.
Tile dinner given by the Ladies' Aid
yesterday was well patronized.
Mrs. Charles Landenberg has been
the guest of her daughter in New York
city.
Miss Ruth Mocl‘arland has return-
ed to her school duties In Philadelv
phla.
George Grampher and Charles Mills
avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Dean are on-
lertaining out of town friends at the
rectory. .
Mrs William A. Bukley has been
the guests of relatives in Stamford and
Glenbrooll
Friends from New York who have
been visiting Mrs. Frank Wakeman.
have returned.
Miss .Florence Foster has returned
from a visit with-her sister on‘ Mill
Hill, Southpol‘t.
entertained her
Sunday at her
Mrs. Harry Hull
children at dinner
Cress Highway home.
Mr. and Mrs. Marschand have closed
their residence here for the winter
and gone to Philadelphia.
At the next meeting of the Doric
chaptol 0. E S. Sept. 21 the grand
officers are expected to be preseuL~
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Miss lrenc Lewis of Saugntuck. has
run the guest of her grandmother.
Horace Mills, in Cross High-
i
Mills May Totten has resumed her
scllool duties at the Black Rock school
whom she llfli'l taught for several
years. i
Miss inurn Chapman. who rented
her home to ollt of town parties for
the summer. is now at home again for
the winter.
Miss Julie Wakeman will soon close,
her home In the Farms and will spend
the winter with her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Taylor, on ‘Turkey ilill.
Frank N. Taylor who buffers tor-
Mr. and u... vwiili'snl Fleming, Jr. ribly this time of year with the hay
so
S?“ m
stall d by him. No use. Iii fit:
like. at... out minty y'ss'rss
hill. «mama-d . .
t" '3 medicine t snts .
ale laying cement walks on Hiverslde'
o
idles
Miss Francis Dolaa, of Bridge street
is eetertalpingpubaot town friends.
, 1 W
fever, has gone to New Hampmlre to
remain until frost comes.
The young so» of Mr. and Mrs.
John Bazata, who has been very iii,
In slowly imp-ovals. .
W
Mr Taylor and daughter of New
York city. are xiitlts It the homé of
the Misses Thomas. on, Compo street.
Paul Nash of Stamford was present
at the meeting of the Weapon Fire
district meeting last evening giving in-
ormatlon on the sewer question.
The memebrs of the Methodist
church are working hard to raise $1, -
350 toward it, new organ which will
cost $2 09. Andrew Carnegie has pro-
mised to give them 3560 If the church
would raise the rest.
By the death of Charles B. Wilcox.
Westport loses one of its most highly
esteemed citizens. Deceased, by his
kindly smile and pleasant ways won
chidrenmany friends. especially by
young children. One sister Miss Cath-
erine Wilcox who Holder! with him
and I brother thew.‘ York, city sur.
vlve. . ; Bl 'E
Illilllliil lllElllEll it ill
llllllllllllill
(Continued from. First Page.)
Goodspeed's Landing sad the railroad
stations at Essex. Haddam. l-ladlynle
and Deep River. One of the men. left
outside as a guard at Mr. Prsoa'o stole.
while the safe wsa being opened with
nitro- glycerine. responded to Mr.
Prnnn‘s hailing with three shots from
a 38callbre revolver. one bullet just
missing Mr. Prsnn’s head and lodging
in the ceiling of his chamber. Athens
of the places did the loss amount to
much. From the safe nothing was to-
ken. as the men evidently left Without
delay fearing that the alarm would be
en. That the nocturnal and as-
$4 ome visitors were yeggmefi, was
tested by the fact that the News: *
striped sud nitro-giycerlne poured into
the cracks of the door and actuation
made by a fuse. ‘The door Vat blown
off. it was this explosion which awoke
Mr. Prann in his house nearby.- He
opened the window and called out to a
man whose figure he made-out. The
reply cattle In the form of three shots,
and suggestion that if he didn’t pull
his head in he wouldn't have it left.
at Essex only a little change was
secured.
At. the Haddsm station that
case was ripped out and the mogey
taken from the telephone heath; At
Deep Ruler about. eierythlng was torn
out. but note ticker. taken. M Hod
lyme the telephone bootinend tho' u'ssn
machines were rifled. At, s‘lf tho sta-
tions the money taken sveriudsbout
83. obtained either from the ticket or
flees or the booth and gum tannins.
Sheriff Davis called out his tinnitus
and began a search over theoliurse
taken by the men. it was reported that
a horse and wagon had been stolen at
Goodspeed' s but it appeared that the
horse stealing was north e! that..-
somewhere in Hadlylne. About four
a.- m... s team in which were several
men dashed throughtils main street
at Saybrook Junction, and left the di-
rection of New Haven.’ While it is
possible that the men used a horse to
carry them around it does not seem
possible that they couldrhaveoovsred
so much ground in this fashion, so the
use of an automobile .W. more like
iv-
There flare been a. number of him
robberies through this section of late.
butthese were looked DMD. as. the
work of local parties. The midnight
dash this time has all the appearance
of a visit of yeasmen familiar with the
territory -
Their night’s work did not. bring
them very much coin.
val _".
GROOM DEAD BRIDE DYING.
PROVIDENCE. R. L, Sept—Mrs.
Arthur Tetrsult, the young bride {who
is believed to be dying at the Rohde is-
land Hospital from the effects at inhak
lrlg Illumination gas, which caused the
death of her husband yesterday, show-
ed no signs of re urning onscio dead
at a late hour t Is moduli. Tetra .it
and his young wife .earne here on their
honey moon and yesterday morning the
odor of gas led to. the discovery that
the husband was “dead, “diflrfl. T6-
trnult was unconsei
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use unseen menial one."
CHICACKk 3 tfigwiisc
Morris‘ 'wi'd (kw 0 car.
died today at Salute Diem. a small
town ncsr Paris. as at nit of Injur:
ies received in an author‘s ile accident.
according to word receiv here by rel-
atives. No details rifle accident
were received except that the machine
in which Mls. Morris. was riding wds
overtluned. . , ., . ..
STEAME WONIN ND.
Cun-
nrdE “signal! Stronlu.” f has
ton Sept. 'i, ran aground early this
morning In Crosby Channel. Five hour!
later she was pulled all for tens slut
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