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HHIHIS ARE WITH THEIR
A HT MISS H EH HEW.
TER A HHS AHTH SHAS
Children of Frank J. Gould Taken to lrvlngton-ondhe-Httdson After
the Marriage of Their Mother to Ralph Hill Thomas, of the
American Sugar Refining Company—Jitter Witnessing the
Wedding Ceremony the Little Girls Figured in An Ddd
Automobile Illace Through New York
SEIEIIAI HETESTWES SHAHIIEH WITHIN THE HEEIEE
THAT THIS. THHHAS WilIIlH TAKE THEM EHHIII EATHEIT
Considerable Mystery Was Thrown About the Wedding, All
, Sorts oi Manoeuvres Being Deserted to Avoid As Much
Publicity As Possible
m
immediately after the wedding at.
neon yesterday of Mrs. Helen Kelly
doubt, the divorced wife of Frank Jay
Gould, to ltalpb Hill Thomas. at her
home, No. hill Park avenue, New
York, the two (lould children, Helen
and Dorothy, were the m-tltrul figures
in what appeared to be an unexpected
and rather iorceful change of guard
Ttlllt-lllill. They Were taken from the
comedy of lifts. 'i‘bomas‘s mother, Mrs.
Kelly, who lives at the Hotel Gotham.
and put into the hands of representa-
tives of Miss Helen Gould, wlto took
the children to her country home in
lrvington-ou-lltninou.
Following the ceremony the children
\vero bundled into a taxicab with a
Dllli DilDTllEltS’
‘ LDDCE orrlosns
Installation Ceremonies Conduct-
ed by District Deputy C. M.
Daniels and Staff
'l‘iuI installation of tho oftlcere in
(lur itrothers' Lodge took place that
evening. The officers were installed
by iiietrlct lleputy t‘. M. Daniels, an-
slsied by ...e following; officers: Santa
uei t). Kemp, iioward Worden, .I. F.
llealy. l’. ll. Htaunut'd. N. W. Ilene-
dlct, George 0. t‘roohy.
Previous to the installation file db;-
irict deputy offered a title speech. The
following are the officers that were
inetalied:
N. (tr—Charles l6. Kellogg.
Vice til'niltl—~.Toneplt ll. Muikili.
Rev. Secretary-A Wilbur iI‘. iiubbeli.
l~‘in. Seerelrayutillt‘l'le A. Smith.
’i‘i-ctinlit'lIt‘~Samuel ll. Kemp.
l'. G.-~.l. Edward lat-ell.
Chaplain wil'. ii. Siannurd.
Warden ltalph t}. lledlrnt.
(TflfifitltIitleITut-iii it, Mitchell.
, to N. t3.--lI‘rnnk Nicki-molt.
to N. (I. Lillytl T’TiIIIIllti.
. S.*““T‘IIIPTT llyait.
S. I‘IIIWJHT ilurtrum.
to \'.ti ~ Herbert llrowlt.
to V. tin-~littt‘t')‘ .onee.
. (3. mldenrd l.. Street.
1. U.”"Iil’ili'gl’ 0. Crosby.
Floor Director -N. W, llenetliel.
l’iunlat ~IlI‘. .l. Kearney.
Revision Committee 1. ll.
ll. bl. Keith. St. .lohn Merrill,
¢¢mm¢w
liennoy.
investigation (Jotumttteewi’. ll.
Stunner-d. t-l. l.. ll. Evurls. in. Charles
R. ('bnentttr.
l’arnplwtunilu (‘ommllleu Ituiph
lledlent, N. W. ilettudlet, (loorge 0.
Cruelty.
Widow and
I‘lhen Eaton. .l.
lent, .
After the work was over refresh-
ments, rtmslullna of ice cream and toe
darted l'tlltttn, were served. and a nun-
ornl social time ludulued in. The ab
toutlauet- was large. ftttti everything
went all smoothly. '
losetru olefin .
lit llEVl iuvqu
’l‘hnt Mnngoln Jomnipl Ill one of the
members of an organized band of
bicycle iltleveu that have been iicour-
int: the nude and stealing, Minute to
nearly every city in the opinion of
the police an given out by them.
Wanted In New Haven.
‘ investigation with the. fro-mit't‘ttiitm
of the New Haven authorities lends
the police to belied/e that be In badly
wanted in the Elm City and other
cities. The authorities are looking for
another thief who it he believed has
been going in advance to the various
elite” and getting the lay of the land.
They have a description of thin man
but are handicapped for the reason
that no for they have been unable to
not e clue as to his right name. it
in known where he‘wne wont to hang
out when he was not on a tour of the
cities, but hes evidently taken the tip
elites Meppie arrest and hue flown.
Joeeppi Wan sentenced last week to
ten months in the county tell. {and tln~
ed Ilia and cattle.
Orphan Committee-~-
II‘. l-leuly, F. ii. lied-
with main and hevweert meals
Williams! Root Beer is the ideal
Momma court com but he.
woman and a man who was said to be
Addison Mizner. a close friend of the
bridegroom, and started away from tho
house. ’l‘iitee men. said to bare been
detectives employed by the Gould lulu-
liy followed the taxicab in a large
touring car. When liil.‘\’ overlook the
taxicab in tiZtl street. between Second
and Third avenues. the ears stopped.
and after a short conference the child
fen were transferred from the cab to
the larger ear and driven to the houte
of Elliott llelen (itlltld, in ii‘lt‘th avenue.
Later they Were taken to Mitts tlouid'n
country place.
it won said at, Mil-ts (lould‘u irviniztou
home last night that the children had
(Continued on Sixth Put" .
STAIIIET BEASH SAWS
HIS HESH ST SIIIIIIHS
HHT iii THE MACHINE
Aeroplane Wrecked by Drop
From Machine at Lord .
ship Park
Stanley iii. Beach. the Sirmlord avid”
tor, ettcoitratzed by hit-t success of Sult'
day night when he made four flights.
attempted to repeal the performance
yesterday. but met with disastrous re-
sults. The machine was started and
willie still on the ground gainlnu head-
way when it is lutpoeotble for the rim-
or to properly guide If. it plunged ov-
or the bluff on the shore road at Lord-
ship park. Mr, Beach crawled otti Just
an the machine was about to drop over
the embankment to the short- :iu let-i
below. thus saving himself irmn what
might have been a fall flint Would have
reunited fatally.
About 1 o'clock the ulluior made a
short flight, flying directly from the
alloi'lI ut Lordship park into the wind.
After traveling some distance “In right
foot slipped from the pedal which Ill
attached to the rudder shaft while his
left foot remained on the other pedal.
This caused the machine to make it
tIotuplnte circle. When he had uliuht-
ted in tlllt't’ty Ml'i’ ilnttt‘ii decided to
try again, this time to head out with
the wind and over the water.
in order to make it flight It in lteeelf
nary for the machine to travel nouln
distance on the ground so that an titl-
petus may hit gained lit-lore leaving
the ground. While on the around there
is no method provided for Meeting the
rudder being effective only when the
machine is in flight. Today the die
tnftcu Whit Int-judged from the Nine ol‘
the hint! to the point from which the
atone well made. the tll'inior thiuklnu
that the machine would arise from the
ground by the time the mine of the
bluff was reached.
flushing oil and gaining headway
every moment. for some reunon it full-
lo leave the ground at the point either.
ted hilt made straight for the bind and
over, Seeing the predicament he won
in Mr. beach dived out from beiwoun
the wire coupons and foil to the
around a few feet from the point where
the machine mettle lttt plunke. For each
a fall it il ourprlalng that It Willi not
more seriously damaged than It. With.
All It It! It Will be in condition \Viiliiil a
week, when the hilttt'etllflli work will
be taken up again.
mum—m— M’
A PIBSEIIIEII
60AM! Oil FIITE
The Pitttifleitl exprenl, duo ln‘Bouth
Norwsllt at 7:18 it. to. was delayed
here last evening for fifteen minutes.
an the result of it hot journal which .
threatened to not fire
coach LIAM) of the New Y,orlt New
Haven and ilertfnrd hntlltmd. An at.
tempt well made to etttlttltitlilh the tire
and cool the lent-nut so that the train
could proceed, but when Conductor En
nest R Wilson. of South Norwaik.
found it was impossible. to do thatrhe
ban the car out out of the train and
loft on the weht‘hmmtt aiding.
't‘he vnrnltih on the aide of inoIcer
was buttered hr the heat and smoke
in passenger
EIIIIIISH IEililiST '
Captain lloiisI Machine Suddenly
*Bticltied and Then Plunged
40 Feet to the Ground
BOURNEMOUTH, ling, July l2.-—
The first flying tournament of the your
in England was brought to a triglc
close this morning by the dramatic
death of the moat daring and popular
British aviator, the lion. Charles S.
Roth-t. third son of lord Llangettock.
lit the preuenee of a great company of
spectators, a majority of whom were
ladies and children. and many person
at friends of the young aviator, the
Wright biplane on which he was fly-
ing to" suddenly with terrific speed
from a height of one hundred feet. it
struck the ground close to the crowded
grand stand, smashed Into a tangled
loans. and before the doctors and their
assistants could reach the spot Rolls
was dead. ‘
The event in which Rolls was com-
peting was for a prize for the. aviator
alightlm; nearest a given nuirk. The
goal was directly In trout of the grand
stand, where the spectators were muse
ed. lie had risen'to a good height
then shutoff his motor and was gliding
in a broad circuit toward the mark.
Without warning, the tall piet e of hill
biplane snapped ofl’, 'l‘htI machine gave
a sudden lurch and the frnuiework
crumpled up in the air. When it struck
the ground it was Hillili'llll‘tl to splin-
ters. The doctors found that Rolls
had sustained a fractured skull. The
wreck of the machine and twisted
stays: surrounded the body so that
there was difficulty in extrication him.
immediately after the result of Roila'
accident was known the committee on
trounced that flying would be. suspend
ed for the day.
t‘apt. the lion. (‘harles Stewart
iloils was tilt years old and was one oi
the tutml popular all-round tlportsnlen
in England, His death will be a great
idea to aristocratic sporting entltttal~
nets, with all of whmu he was a great
favorite. At ballooning, at motoring
and later ill the field of aviation he had
distinguished himself by bill utter fear-
lessneas. anti was satisfied with uoih‘
inn, short of record breaking in the
line of sport he took to.
ITlltiillIIlit‘IiTIS' ills crowning feet was
his round trip llL‘l‘mm the (thermal be-
tween liover and t‘uiain in a Wright
biplane on .lnlte 2n loot. ’l‘lvo French
men touts llierlot and (‘ount tie Les
neg .u had already crossed the Chute
net. and ilubert lathum had almost
.merecded. Channel flying'wmf ti‘i‘tl
discount in England because it was
considered an old story and also be
entree national pride adhered truth the
monopoly of it by Frenchmen. when
Ilolia electrified the entire kingdom by
doubling: the aecotuplishmeutn of his
predecessors. The distance between
Dover and (hints is ill miles and when
Rolls did the round trip of 42 miles it.
90 minutes without stopping his per
formance was a marvelous one, both
for distance and time. Rolfe wait an
modest as he was during and received
the congratulations which nhowcrod
upon his great feat almost with etubar
l‘aantnellt.
in hit-t youth itnlle was one of flu
pioneers of motoring in England. iii
draws a motor car about while the ordt
tutor-e was still in forte that every sell
propelled vehicle on the public roadr
must be preceded by ti luau carrying a
red flag to warn pedestrians. t-llncl
H.496 he has been one of the best too
for experts ltt Europe. to 19nd he won
the. gold medal in a thouaentl mile tili-
iotnobiie rare. lie was the repreeen
tntive of Great Britain in the Gordon
fiennett race. of 1905, “several time~
made world's records to speed. As a
bulloonial Rolls hiili matte mor.I than
it'll) adventitious, crossed the. Chanlle‘
several timer to balloons and in than.
by n journey froth Paris to Shorhortw
in Norfolk. gained the French Aert
Club's medal for the lump-tit. balloon
journey.
Rolls was the third son of lord
inundatioek. He was titlitf‘ult’ltl at
Mon and Cambridge. where be special
tired in engineering and electricity.
lie gained hill military title with the
idiot) Volunteer Buttery. ltollaohut‘
written and lectured much on IlIll hob
by. particularly on the future of mu
luring. and Walt also an expert at inu
ele. lie was the technical nutungtnv
director of tho itoiin-ltoyce Motor
(‘ompuuy and also captain of the Lon
don auction of the Army Motor lie
aervetl.
DllAllD Titlilltl
MIIIDVIDTDIII
lltlii'l‘tm. .luiy lZ.—~»'l‘ho (tram!
'l‘rutik ltallway was granted permia
titan by the railroad eottnnlttalon iotlot
to build a road from Palmer. blend, t.
the ltbodn Inland state line as part 0'
its proponed exiottnion to Providence
The petition of the New York, New.
linven and Hartford Railroad Com
.Iptttiy for a certificate of public oxl
gently were refused.
mmunw
POWDER MAGAZINE
EXPLITIIIS AT MIDI
Pl'l‘TBDURG. .luly tam—«A powdt-
magazine at Cabot. Pr... exploded eat
ly lode». killing at least one pet-sot
1nd inlet-ing about 20 others. 'l‘iv
magnetite was ind property of tilt
Standard Plate Olsen Guinneny ant:
contained 1.000 pounds of dynomlit
and 6,000 pounds of mastitis frontier.
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Directors stilts Quarterly Meet-
ing in New Illilttlll Turn Down
Sweden and Portugal
IAIISE ilIIHlEASES III
liEiiHEIlSHII’ IlEi'iiRTETi
Drder Has letle Fine Showing
During the host Year
The quarterly meeting of the nation-
al board of tbcthtlghte'e’f Columbus
preparatory to the fictional meeting
which will be lit-Id to Quebec froth Au
guilt 2 to 4. was opened yesterday at
the Knights Iof Coin inla- building in
Chapel street, New van and will
continue through teddy. Gratlfylng re
ports of the progress of this order.
which was started in New Haven and
upon which New Haven has such
ionil claims were made.
The meeting was fiftifildod over by
Janice A. l~‘.latuIrty. of Philadelphia,
supreme knight. ’llto other members
of the national, executive committee
present were w. .l. Motilnley. national
secretary of New Haven: Marlin ll.
(hirmody, of Grand Rapids. Mich..
deputy supreme knight; D. .l. Calla-
han, of Worthington, D. C.. national
treasurer: Joseph E. Polteilcr, of lion-
ton. nntloual advocate; theI Rev. l’. .i
Motlivney, of Mldtiietown. Court. no.
llonul chaplain. These. members of the
national board of directors were. pres-
ent: W. ,D. DWye‘t‘o of St. Paul; llr.
E. W. Bntklm, 8t. Paul; J: H.
Iteddt-n of llenver,o ole; W. ll. (int.
liver, of Portland, Men-J. A. Bowler.
of Sioux Falls, BI 1).; V. .l. llorr. of
Augusta. (in; .l A. iMerclei. of Moo-
treal: 'l‘. .l. Conchita. of Kansas City.
Mo. and James Matter. of Chicago.
Al. the meetingI rulerduy a propo-
sition to extend the betlefnctlons of
the order into Sweden and Portugal
was re ted down. it. being the. idea of
the Knights to carry out. their work
in America before extending It to
Europe At present. the United States.
henna. Pauli“, MMIWINQMK
Fonndlund and announces are
covered and the onion in. about to he
introduced into Porto Rico.
The reports of the secretary chow-
ed an increase of b.0llil ill the insur-
ance I'IRDR during the pant your and
12.000 to the associate elites.
The order will art today on the
matter of investing the surplus In
the mortuary react-ye fund. amount
Inn to annual Sutltlalllll. to railroad
bonds, as usual.
Regarding the call for a thilOJIltltl
endowment from the K. of C. for the
t‘athellc nulv'etnltx at Washington, it
was reported that new $1.4..th has
allied) been unbactilled and that
there is an excellent ploapeet of the
balance of the "lonely being made up
within the prescribed time.
The order now has a membership
of 2hil.lltui members and the Idea in
to push it lurgdy through the went
and the tar ltul‘thl'al. where It is al—
reutly very strong.
w... W». W.
iiAilMilii LIIDED
Iii TREE TIIPB AFTEII
A BIIIITII Flliiil'l
Amateur Aviator Fell ISD Feet
in Machine at lloslyn, l.. l.,
and Escaped Uninlured
NEW YORK, July .2 ~~l‘lili’ord li'.
liat'tnon. well known on an unintent-
aviator. made an attempt last evening
to liy In an aeroplane from Garden
titty, l. t.. across lump, Inland bound
to the residence of Tllti IatlimI-ln-lnw.
(tomodoro in. C. lienedlei, nt tlreen~
when, (Joan.
Not only diti he fail. but hill machine
fell a distance of the feet and was
wrupted. llertuon wan badly shaken
up. but. not seriously injured. the
lunnehrn of a tree having broken the
force of hill fail. .
lt‘or several weeks lint-inch had been
lli‘ilnlIElIml to make iltn night. After
tuning up he was off at 0:61 p. m. yore
illrday. but the weight of the poutoone.
which be attached to hie craft to in
sure he floating. proved too much to
carry and he was forced to alluitt after
toltut lone titan a mile.
The pontoono were removed and at
ii to he was away attain, but as he
diunppenred in the distance it. was the
parent that bill engine was mintnl
end when near Reilly". I... l.. legit than
seven miles from his mound alumna
place the aeroplane begun to deecend
rapidly in its perilouu drop to the
tree lope.
When the crowd lhiitut‘ud Harmon
was found viewing the wreck of hill
crefdt. The engine alone was hndnm-
lilo .
NIW LONDON MEN FINID.
NEW WNW. .luiy ll. ”William
Marilee, .tonn Maiden and Uherlee if.
Humphrey were hand stoo, «still in the
police court. this morning for keeping
pieces reputed to be training resorts
Litunuiii mandated and furnished a
bond of dill). ,
I SI’ilHlliiIIiS IIIITSIIIE 0
SITE HHIIEIIEH STIII’I’EII
South Norwalk Water Commie:
slooers‘DblIged to Save the
Contents of Reservoir
in view of the present. epidemic of
typhoid lover to South Norwalk, par
ttcnlarly on the hill section. the South
Not-walk water commissioners have
just had another analysis made of the
Water from the Wilton reservoir and
litter. 'l‘he chemist, James A. Nerv-
iande, of New Haven, in his report.
states that there is nothing lnlurloun
to health in the South Norwalk water,
the analysis showing “that the water
is low in mineral product. content and
is soft. The organic content is low
and the chlorine in normal. The Ninth
hero of bacteria are not high, and no
objectionable forms were found. i
believe this‘wator in safe and very
satisfactory for drinking purposes."
it is bulievutl that the cases of ty-
phoid fever in lI‘nlrlteld avenue, one of
which resulted fatally inst Week. wore
caused by the unsanitary conditions
in the. neighborhood. A tsesepool had
been allowed to flow over. and the
refuse mutter (overqi a considerable
auction of ground about whit h ('llIIfit‘t‘ u
had been alittwed to play. The South
Norwalk health authorities are Inves-
lighting the matter and hope to have
conditions improved shortly.
The water commissioners, in order
to conserve the supply of water at
present. in the storage desorvolrs. have
decided to take drastic action against
consumers living autumn the city lint-
lta. where it is claimed that there has
been persistent and wilful violation
of the sprinkling privilege. 'i‘hey un-
notiuce that on and after July III. all
use of the hose for sprinkling pur-
lumen will have to discontinue. and it
is necessary to maintain the required
measure for tire ptotectiou. All priv-
lichen thus for math- wllI be retoked.
and utoney ndvnueed will be refunded
Yeelettiny it was ltnpousible for resi-
dents of West street and Taylor ave-
nue to have water. on account. of the
excessive use in other sections of the
town.
ltecent tests have shown that there
In an enormous waste of water still
going on in South Norwalk. The av-
erage consumption for dotnestlc use
in lilh gallons per capita daily. and
for factory purposes or. gallonp per
capital dolly. making a total of 240 gal»
lone per capita daily. This in several
times what it nhould be, according to
the statement of the commissioners.
SHSIIAHHIEMSIIAT
III SHIEISIIIII
Gunboat Castine Badly Damaged
When the Bonita Came
Up Under lter
Pittlt'thfl-I'l‘OWN. blush. July 12:—
Wlth only a bent periucope tube and
a twisted railing around her coulur.
tower to show as a result of her col.
llslon yesterday, the submarine tor
pudo boat. Bonita lay today alongside
the guuboat Castillo. which had to be
beached to pi'mclli her from sinking
litter the Bonita came up under bet
in Cape t‘od Bay yesterday afternoon.
Although the frail appearing little subI
marine was practically undamaged, the
plates along the starboard side of the
tlaatine. for a distance an great its the
entire length of the Bonita were open
ed up.
The Cristina was the flagship and
parent vessel of the torpedo notliia
which has been manoeuverlng In Cape
t‘od hay and all of the little sub not
face craft were gpuuttud about the gate
bout today like chickens about the mo
liter lieu At the some time the t‘us
line's pumps were working at top
speed to keep out the water and div.
era Were examining the ammonia bob
tom to ascertain the extent of the dune
alto caused by tiltI eolllalon.
’t‘lte guuboai lien easily on a soft
bottom on Beach Point.
in illlouitnlnu. the accident today.
emnpuriaone wore frequently made
with the submarine collision In the
lituulhill channel. when the French nub
marine l’luvoltie went to the bottom
causing the death of 27 0! her crew
when she touted the. channel steamer
than do Colitis.
Willie lilo collision yesterday tenem-
biett that in which the l’iuvoiae figured
the results were that. the opposite, for
in the present instance it was the lat"
nor surface craft which was danillffid
and not the submarine.
WASHINGTON July 12. -A wreck-
lnu company will today begin the work
of floating the sailboat Castillo, which
had to be beached yesterday afternoon
after a note had been punched in her
butt by the submarine flotilla. Capt.
Fremont. commandant of the Boston
Navy Yard. made title report to the
Navy flepsrtment today Apparition
of e Boot. n wrecking company that
night were sent to the scene of the no
eitient. Capt. Fremont says that the
luilne in full of water from the. bulk
head at. frame No. ill to the bulkhead
at frame No. Moment butlthoade are
holding well. . ‘
«Mrs. D. Without Harlem and son
David have none to Armonlt, N. Y.. for
TOO Litre roe othsslrieartou
vlinriéii‘"§i‘tiioh‘rfitit’v‘o nt-
cynio in odd, condition: must
cheap. It. 2‘ 1)., care Sentinel. ital iii
the benefit of the lntter'e health. Mee- W 1.,
tor Hitl‘imd In reouperotihl' nicely
from his recent very eerie illness WANTID—anw it no
of typhoid pneumonin- 4' . .. fl», ’1??ng g Wfi'w
tau-“WW . , ‘ :M
‘1:
a:
Three Hundred Have Been
News Wee Brought to St. to
tically Every Residence Ber
ST. JOHN. N. 8.. July 12.~Carlng
for the homeless and searching the
ruins for other victims Were the tasks
that confronted the authorities at
Campbeiiiowm N. it. following last
night's disastrous lire there, in which
eight. persons are reported to have
been killed, more than title were drlv.
on truth their homes, and a loss of $2. -
000.000 canal-d. All outside communi-
tation from the little. lumber town on
Thu north chore of New Brunswick was
«at on llllti it was not ttntll today that
unset-tigers began to bring details of
the cottiinuratioll.
Seven men were reported to have
been killed in an explosion that took
place during the tire, and the body oft
mt FEllliETS HAVE
A 99.91%" eooit
CHICAGO. July 12.—-—Chlcago tax fer.
rats have u Doomsday Book. and when
the news leaked out today there was
counternatlmt among the wealthy tax—
tiodgers. The Doomsday Book tat a
mammoth scrap book, filled with DBWS-
paper clippings.
...'Wheue.vor there to a big ball in the
add, the experts of the board of review
clip all the accounts telling of diamond
tinras. brooches. atomat-hers and rings
pearl pendants. and ropes, that adorn.
ed hire. ti. Whatuwud and Mrs. Million—
iltlst‘kfl.
Clippings showing the distributions
pf bequests, payments
and damage stilts and purchases of
mansions here also found their way
itlto the Doomsday Book, alongside the
lust at wedding pres seats received by
June blltiee
Clan-meet advertisements on this IIDI
as words or ten. 26 cents: 8 times. o3.
ouch additional word. 1 cent per martian.
WANTED
WANTED A MAN Willi this "All
(’Alhiiiiitt in "Llllll loom of IllllitTi\.
tI'lUtil. l'tolioil) .\‘- t'o. lti North Main
St. it: (it
WANTED I'tlsi'llilN in iI‘.\||I1Rl-
iIttcctl cotmmi man to tulle elite of Itivuiiil.
or as tutti or |tll\"ltil Tilliii) bullet A )-
ply tin \'l inhibition Ht it: t
WANTED A llrislllull l-. i‘tlT'i‘AlllIi.
ftttnleite-i for mum and title tun children;
in v-Itluily of south \otwulk; tuuet be
Reported That Eight Persons Ilave Been Killed, and More'Then
Property Less is Estimated to Have Been $2, 000.00%— .
hns, by Messengers, as the faith , ,
phone and Telegraph Lines Were All Out of Commission
TIRE Silliiii Iii iiii lliilHlllli'i liillli'llililiilliiiiiiiil *
' ii" "it Still intuition ii an ill liliiil ~-
Two Banks, Three Large Lumber Mills, Three Churches, hath“
road Station, Telegraph and Telephone DIiiCes, and Prac-
of alienation A.
Driven From Their Homes—Tile
ncd
an infant was recovered from the rains I I I
of a dwelling house.
The blaze started in the Richardil'
Company shingle mill. on the western
side. of the town. A heavy wind quick-
ly fanned the huge piles of lumber into
battles and within a few mlnutoet the
fire was beyond control.
three large lumber mills, three church-
ieu. the lutenColonlal Railway station,
.telegraph and telephone onions and j-
Intany other large buildings Were burn-
'ed. The residential section in slate
ireported to have been destroyed. .
The fire was one of the most del-
tructlve in the history of the prov-
the e and no place of proportionate me
i
(Continued 0n Fifth Page.) .,.
, classified advertisement. on "it. no”.
25 words or ten. 25 center 3 times. I061
«on additional word. 1 cent a" trunnion.
TO LET -
TO LET~FURNI HED I
board can be tibial its-d at n Tlfixgbgrzg I
by applying at M IItinabotb St. 1120!‘
TO LET FIVE noon our, when
our s Went st.- . all im
“election. 58 West
To LET- NEW ' ART;
ruomn. lutth. electric lllltta. It
llama and every modern convo II ‘
must be eeen to be a pro aunt ted. i ulre
Mm l.. I'ittkhttm. tut inside place. “at
T0 LET~~'l‘th tt)\\ll"(1‘lNG bun-
bir hell lthimtt. with running water. suit-'
able 'I'Ut light housekeeping. No. 213 East
1“ 1t
Iiir00
DAN‘Sl I
To LET‘AAT till SOUTH MAIN 8'32,
first floor apartment. live rooms; rout
Inquire Mrs. A. \ onnx‘h. 24! t "
Ave. 111
TO LETMFIVRNIMIED COTTAGE.
also fuf‘llltthlti apartments of three rooms
“llll built. foul rooms with bath. M
rot-mu with bath Em; modern convent
Twine; one minute froth Vest Ave. ttolley.
inquire {rd West Ave. Nortwa it. Jyd d
To LET 'l‘i) Atll'm‘ FAMIIJES.
Four new houses. all implovementu: rent
3%.. tau and :15 per month. i-or stile on
new puynu-uta. inquire of Charles Id.
1027 t!
lioyt. ‘
TO LET nirvana. not so. nay-I
mood 8L. rent :16: also loft. “NEW!
other.- main 20x25 ad tnlnft. light on o
olden. steam heat on eleyntor Form
titer particulars inquire Old Well f
Co.‘ to office. WI! it
To LIT—BRICK Halted.
as autos I
he
WANTED-d HAVE A Nlt‘ifi. HAF‘IC
IIHI for ”So i: pet «e nt tuottgu 'e. \\ ho
out the lunacy. ltmoite .1. it. IR“f't'H('ii
Agency. l5 South Main t-ll.
WANTED ~lillll.
housework. futility of lilt.-;-- good wuuea
to Ktlttfl girl. Mm. 1‘. If. there. 29 I’ll!!-
lull 1‘“ iii if!
Tenn (lint'lIiiiAl.
WANTID- \VHMAN Mi ml'liMl‘ANlth
to old Indy. title who will tin light house-
lu-eniuu [ltl‘if'ilt‘ii Apply 12 i uion pint-e.
ii l'
a.
..
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wourio dict. taupe: MAN mu m: ‘
livery “axon. fltlttl we en flllll committ-
niou than one nit-l re ell-live. Security
H'tlilll'ltli. Addrean Il,. ear-I Sentinel.
Jii All
WANTED TlltM‘"I‘rlilll\N. iIIXi' l'iltl~
enroll on lnueltlue \vutk. i‘otululteul pm
nitlon for iiulit titan. Ntate lute. Henl-
altipt tlyutt- r Harlem. Hntitlt Notw.niltj
it
w-.uwl.-l....l... -mw -. “a...” A...
wm’rlo A MAN 'ro leIlItKInth
well drilling mnrhlne iii. N. :lpperl‘y.
Wt «Imprint unit.
a
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WA NTIO .. IlliiN'l‘l .loMAN Wl't‘Ill
ability on nutenman tutti mmlu m to take
an l-tteliinlve uueney. null fulowlnx in-
million in Noiwnlk and vlclultv. for .ttl«
vl-rtleud pmponllion. To a man duality»
Inn in millennium. porolutoney and linen-
olnl rumor-tilt!“ . the remuneration will
he must militate or Address The itaitI
milliliter. Hartford. 'otin. tilt
WANTID Yttlthi LADY All infilt-
ler. Aihu Him to art no entonllulion. l‘or-
moonlit piudtluttn. Reinvent-tut. o
s.
.thiwurlft a. no. hit
warrant-«yo nor. is! Kim!»
live «stile and poultry: ot'; art can IoaTTITW
tile for stood fut calves. Friedman.
(flinnggtleut Turnpike. sleuth Nurwolk.
men to lent-n the trade. tit-wot
WANTIDNMACMINIB’M AND room”
or: Do. mil
a.“ .. Aw “we“. ‘44.». ”.4.”
NR SALE OR TO LET.
unit-t loilatlll not In ill)” situated. A tlr . t' " New" roomh. all conveniences.
'l‘ tillage." Eltitl .Ul‘fltf‘t I‘ll??? ”eh & BIIIIV Co. In"
WEE-to lIourriost I \s til \t F “ "W "M I
ft-ut Ulldt lRiltlltll all .I\uu Irlt/nn intuit-Intern. FOR SALE
Ut‘ ml to fine urI-t N. Albino-m . 'i‘. (‘lllt‘
Buntinel. t-lolltii Noreuik. lit: tit HOMII MAD! BRIAD WHEAT
itye brood. Mutt-
bread flesh every Any 1 'l‘
in iridium. flog-
tiny. w comet-day. F‘tl
lay. Thursday. Baturlny. Allie. Own
:2 North Main St. Tell. “I. m
FOR SALE thlI. l.t:'f‘ Ni). d. ”100
h. lthoduuuiiu I‘tirlt. om- Eot. No.11.th
t. ltttotiuoolln i'tulIt. munl be mid; a
n-ummuble uti‘et tit-.copted t‘npl. A. .
Betta. Agt. .iii
FOR SALI- --lluilSlI.. 6 OAK 813.. :-
olulit large rooms, all lmprovemefttit. :
yluwered and painted; lame l.ol “The . .
«mafia-m";
particulate inquire l'ilm (it-ore atom.
a». ....... .m... M... .
LOST.
L031” 4301 ll WATCH FOB
lairchmont ltnwiln ti‘lub Will. “A”?
for return to It. i DeWitt. Mouth ”fix;
wulk railroad depot.
Lou-«MN ARRIVAL OF' 103‘: ItA. ht.
train front new York
"owned '1'. to. H. on end; aloe Ion“l ”Th
la. tinttnbl e reward for return to
Im” a
cute Routine! other.
LOITm-l'tlllt “OLD titty“!
factor: in a black cone. Irdrottvl
Icinrnod to till li‘telrlleltl Ave. ””me
t'o nn .
BUSINESS MOTICEI.
IHINO OE.“ KIDNEY Aha)!
tIitt- for all
h‘llney. tttn
troubled. Alla grout tit "SWWWQRW
“10?;
anywhere
Der rich. Claim.6
of arkynsnghinxm ousTEtEg'Ww ‘ 3 e91:
no?" it ”nimble? mm
g... 3;; man ...:.. act‘- "it
MA MI YOUR ’EIIIMWMK
the mtngégwg 3%.»- attain“
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till I’ ‘
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WA ”High intrude
iron once" on re [1&le
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