it
my: and ancient service at
all one:
Personal attention given to all
preserlstloawork.
Chairs nor oar trolley trons.
Dome in and weft for 731' on!
BRIDGE PHARMACY
a. sasitssd'heuliiu.
‘7 Y
Mrs. Julia Byrne is having an addl~
, lion built on her residence in Van
Zandt atreet.
" Miss Maud Berrlau. of Brooklyn, in a‘
guest of Dr. and Mrs. Franklyn G.
Blown of Seavlew arenue.
A new plans is about to be built on
(.tbedleauyueadtpleoedu «Fifth street»
,now owned by Mr. Stoddard.
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Dr. F. J3 :Hoyt the dentist and
school committeeman. is out of town
on his annual summer vacation trip.
A
Charles Rose, who recently resigned
his position with it. Josslovsky the,
First street grocer, has again taken up
his duties at the store.
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Christ Church Sunday school will
enjoy their annual picnic at Retail
Faint tomorrow. A special car will
leave the East avenue switch at 9. 45
a. m. The scholars and parents are
urged to be on time.
The new house of Allen Wood in
First street is now about completed
and is ready for occupancy and Mr
Wodo and family will shortly take pos- I
session. The house has six rooms and
many modern conveniences.
Emerson Ayers a‘nd a number of oth-
er East Norwalkers have recently join-
ed the Calf Pasture campers whose
village seems to continue to grow.
While each Week some go away, there
are others to take their places.
Nothing has yet been settled con
earning the proposed second race of
the East Norwalk Yacht Club. There
is still considerable time in which to
arrange for it, as the plans call for the
event, if held, on Labor Day.
Hartley Griffin and a number of oth-‘
er Gregory Boulevard kids are impa~
tiently awaiting the arrival of a tent.
which they ordered some time ago.
When the tent gets here they expect to
make a camp at Gulf Pasture.
East Norwalk was almost like a do»
sorted village last night. Hundreds
went to Roton Point to witness the
weekly fireworks exhibition and a con-
siderable number went to the theatre.
the evening being a cool one.
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The Vermont ‘hlr is agreeing with
William K. Dow, formerly of the Cree
cent Laundry, who left this vicinity a
number of weeks ago. Mr. Dow. who
is located at St. Johnsbury. reports
that he has gained sixteen pounds in
weight.
The talk of several new houses be-
ing built in East NOl’Wfllk this summer.
continues. Among lhe first of the pla~
cell to go up, it is stated, will be a
house on a lot recently purchased in
Second street. by Dr. Van None. The
Danie. it is aid, will he built by John
Morton.
The East Norwnlk school district
committee have secured plans and spo-
cilloatlons for the new hosting appara-
tus at the Marvin school, voted by the
annual meeting, and have asked for
bids from contractors. The grading
work at the Fitch school will be done
in a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Birdsey E. Casey, of
New York, are guests of the former’s
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Thompson. are guests of the fami-
er's uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Thompson. of Edlic avenue.
Mr. Case is treasurer of the Metropoh
ltun Steamship Company.
Mrs. Henry B Gorblm continues se-
riousiy ill at her home in south vim-4°
ton. Mr. Gorhnm. who was called
home from his duties at the store of
John W. neatly in East Washington
street, Bdturduy. is still obliged to re
main home on account of his wife's
health. Mrs. (lorhnm has been in a
serious condition for a long time.
The picnic of the little folks of the
East Avenue Methodist Sunday school
yesterday was a highly enjoyable ev«
out for the picnlcers. They consisted
of the members of the Junior depart-
ment and at 2 o'clock they assembled
at themhuroh. pliooeedlng from there
to Oscar W. Stay ond'l orchard liero
elaborate preparations had been made
for their en eat. not the least
feature of which was a repeat contain.
in; a large finisher of delicacies Vari-
ous names were also the order of the m]
afternoon
.‘I'he well known Ayers yacht hospi-
tai in Seaview avenue. to a uulet place
today. The slimmer work has been
gredually disposed of and this morning
reached such a point that Proprietorth
Jess Ayers and his right hand eslll~
toot, Frank Holly, determined to have
a day’s vacation: The news spread
about the neighborhdofiand they were
given a conduit. As a result of then
trip it is ekpectld the number of
blacklish at. bugs will be considerab-
ly reduced.
it ‘ ‘ ’
on seed t oil in
Titania ll. Elie:
_ balsa pressed in
tribute. ~T
Filling the t few
been confiderm talk 0 ‘taliWe dellr‘abil
wholemeal-seen
I
her who seconds Mustard FM
serVioe Illa of. ther’ ‘
igbt on the Norwelk— tics reunited inacc-
orcha-
lluee welbknouo
East Norwslk cabin motor hosts. the
Mary Lee. Owned by Edward R. Back.
the yacht of Mr. adenoid. of much
Island. and the nickel. owned by
hope of bringing hem toutber i
“mate The however.
her of the club I ileet.
The “Addie V." went to Rye Beach
yesterday morning to get the equip
ment of the International Contracting
company. of New York. which it will
bring to Contentment island, where
the company will do some work for
John Sherman Hoyt.
The funeral services-over the re
mains of Miss Lina 8 event Tattle
were held Monday site noon at ,2; 80
o'clock from the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. 'i‘uttie, of
Rowayton. The interment followed in
the Union Cemetery.
Clayton Bell. of NOrwalk. and
Tracey ambler of Rowayton. are con.
templating a trip to Booth Day. Maine.
in the n at future to be the guests of
friends it that place. They expect to
camp out near a pretty lake, and an-
ticipate a pleasant occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Finch and Mr
and Mrs. Seth B. Toms motored down
from. Hartford. Saturday, in Mr
Finch’s new Ford car. The trip down
was enjoyed very much with only one
slight accident to mar the journey. As
they were as ng through New Haven
the machine a ldded on the wet pave-
ment and turned completely around.
bringin up afiainst a tree near the
sidewal. Fortunately the machine did
not turn over, and on one was hurt be-
yond getting a fr.ight They returned
to. Hartford, Sunday afternoon. after
viiiltin: Mrs. Benjamin St. John at
Rowayton.
Benjamin Louis St. John and Miss
Maud Ethel Weed. of Massachusetts.
were married on May 20. at Port Ches
ter. by Rev. William H. Wakeman.
The news leaked out recently, and Mr.
St. John received numerous congratu-
lations. The bride is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Weed. who lived
on Atlantic street. Stamford, before
moving to Massachusetts Mrs. St.
John was formerly Mrs. “Hartwrlght
she having obtained a divorce from her
first husband Mr. St. John is well
known in Stamford where he is engsg
ed in the automobile, motor cycle and
bicycle business on Main street. for.
merly conducted by F. C. Parsons. The
employees at the store knew nothing
of Mr. St. John's marriage. All they
knew was that Mr. St. John had taken
four days‘ vacation, which he said was
spent in Hartford. This was the honey-
moon. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. St. John are now
living in Rowsyton.
Coroner Boedeckor has been unable
to determine the cause of the death or
Mrs. Josephine Wanstall. of New no.
chelie. who was found dead in bed on
Sunday morning. The coroner has
been unable to get any evidence that
Mrs. Wanstall committed suicide. Her
husband. W. 8. Wlnslall. a New York
importer. is now in California on busi-
ness and his address has not been
learned. Mrs. Wanstsii was interested
in settlement work in Manhattan. The
coroner ordered an autopsy on the
body because of the suspicious circum
stances but he has not yet received
any report. When Mrs. Wanslall fall
ed to appear at the breakfast table on
Sunday morning a maid wont to her
room and found her dead. Her hands
were tightly clasped together in a pa
oullar way that aroused the suspicion
of Coroner Boedecker. Mrs. Wanstall
had been suffering from headaches for
some time and she may have taken an
overdose of some medicine. it is
than t. to relieve them. 8evorul years
ago r. and Mrs Wanetsll went to a
New ork theatre» and when they ire
turn home they found that their
baby boy had accidentally knocked
over a m heater and had been as
byslated. iilver since than the mother
had grieved for her child. Mrs. Wen
stall was before her marriage Mlle
Josephine Bowen, a daughter of the
late J. ll. Bowen, of Contentment
island. and for Imsny years a resident
there.
wounds, accidentally caused, it
etlt
Willi lllllllll.
Paul ii. beaten. who has been enjoy-
ing a two weeks vacation at his old
home in Barton, has returned to BrookI
iyil.
Mil Edith HoCistchy. Miss Grace
"Herold Ryder and
Wit
mt W,‘
Intel flirts: them.
Thdulnflnfldi fair of ‘t‘llieb radiates
of re moss is e e n
H a“ mix” yIllI 24.25.10.”
at will It Bil ti. his is one of the
bi: irc’ilf t your at Noroton.
famous Council. Junior 0. U. A. Mn
plea. is now having meetings on
finial ‘2: third Tuesday evmi
aim in ltettd of Weakly
summer
“Dumb";
A sludge steamboat appeared in the
harbor Alana batter “paint
will have guilt“ en if 3&th
“it ' W he'll Lug thehsr-
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ltealey Whitney. of nation.
champ of it ill '
George ll. Van Alstyne. it is maintain.
ed that these boats would put up a
pretty evitnt And there is consideration
id
lirdbe ly be arranged outside or the
East Norwalk Yacht club. on account
of one of the boats. not being a mem- ‘
- ' south slope of Atlantic street bill. this
Her father died from gunshot“
want
at the tltnl, while he was on a.
ban in: capedition around the island.
J
m. cf New York. spentd
st Trinity Luke, B. l...
. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Reed. of Mans-
um" Mm
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Coarse Wouudy and Wilbur Mouser.
bemdptnso goggwlur
“WWHIGH.
“V9
“Eli
u instill-b In, tour m such
and numerous other smaller“ ones. \
The Connecticut Company to breath
wells rebuilding thoIIl toeworkct . i
trolley autopsies. A large amountq
new wire is being put up and also
many new poles are being set. in cod
section with this worlt one of the line
men had a narrow «cape fro mssrlous
injury yesterday. While he was near
the top Of a pole that was being taken
smut, it teppied and fell over. The work-
man saved himself by catching hold of
the trolley wire.
A quiet but pretty Wedding was cele-
brated in Dorian yesterday morning.
when Miss Agnes Reed. daughter d!
field avenue become the bride of liar
ry E. Smith of New Britain The core-
mouy was rformed at the home of
the bride by the itev. George Benton
'Bmlth. pastor of the Darlen Methodidt
Church. slid brother of the groom. Mr
and Mrs. ilmltb will make their home
in New Britain.
Charles Bishop, of ll North street.
Stamford, riding a bicycle over the
foreseen was in collision with the au-
tomobile of Edward R. Delaflold. of
Newton. Michael Flanagan was driv-
in: the automobile, and their was no.‘
other occupant. He had left Mr. Dela
lleld a the railroad station. and was
return g The accident was not a
serious one and Flanagan was not
held. The Deiaflelds agreed to settle
for the damage done Mr Bishop 5 blcy
(lie.
On Friday evening July 15. the girls
of Weeburn Farm. of Hartley House
gave a farewell party to Miss New-
oomb and Miss Millermsn. ladies in?
charge of the camp. There was a mock
Wedding in which W. J. Stewart of
New York and Miss Edythe McClatl
any were the bride and groom. H. Ry-
der performing the “marriage cere-
monies." Miss Newcomb go. the
bride away. After the wedding there
was a supper, and Mrs. Elisabeth
Stewart acted as waitress. The guests
at the wedding were as follows: The
Misses Norton, Noble. Smith, Wallace.
huts. Millerman. Malcolm. Collins and
also Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Stewart. Mr.
Ryder and Master Collins. The bridge
and groom expect to spend their hon~
oymoon at the home of Mrs. S. L Rice,
Darleu, Conn.
We Have Everything
for the fruit cannln season. Ms-
son, Telephone. cable Safety
and Economy Fruit Jere. 4|:in
Glasses. é" Rubbers. Jar ope
and Para ne. Your choresofone
extra dozen 'ar rubbers or one
cake of para no free with each
dozen jars brought during week
ending July :3 only.
Scbllchting BIOS.&C0
Corner mum} Ave. and Main It.
Darien
Select Groceries. Hay. Orsla. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Palate. Ola-e. etc.
lull ill _l__ll_l__ “‘ltlllilllll
J. B. Bogus-due, of New York. is stop-
ping at the Sound Vimv House, Belle
island.
Guest. at the Roma Point Hotel this
week include Mr. and hire. 1. Palm and
Al. Gordon. of New York.
Burgess Jennings has had his
launch repaired and it is now in e:-
cellssil running condition.
There will be a dance at the Knob
this evening and the music will be far-
nished by the Delano orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. “Phil" Philips. of New
York. were guests at the Roton Point
hotel over Saturday and Bunday.
Herbert Baldwin has recently over-
hauled hle Dark and will have her rig
god up as soon as peeeihle. She ll ex-
pected to make good time.
The campers at the Betcha club
camp near the Knob are enjoying life
i mensely. They will probably keep
t e camp going all summer.
Mrs. C. lrvin Ferris. who is star
in: at the Out ooit cottage. Belle is
land. for the summer. has [one to New
Rochelle for a week‘s visit.
Norman Catch. of Penile. New
Jersey. has returned to his home after
stock's visit at the Outlook outtake.
Belle island. as the guest of Miss Hat-
illo Ferris.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Hawley and
daughter. Charlotte. of New York.
have arrived attire sound View house.
Belle island. where they will remain
Terwllllgor. of
for some time.
Mr. in Mrs. I
0 9'3“ “2 the guests at
Mr. and firm? .Itlrlball AndMWl. It“
Austin. New Y
the downside cottage. tells island.
for a flw dayl.
' , om
The flood Miowe’ Democratic Club.
of Criminal" an acumen to lie
ton Point. yesterday. so the steamer
lsabel, which belittle ham Empire It
tow. There was a terse crowd. and the.
them was very enviable one
Man it s. columnar and
Master All» Chicbeetlr. Mr. and
sits till
5 walk hospital for treatment Monday.
“' his sister from New Britain. The
fro thesrlng ., ill do
% lately. thoush, tsunami! were ill
hen cent of” that stl bhl’a‘mnd
the
be p otur‘lIe j"at“ the lz‘vel‘ll ii at
i mgittihmany have obtained one .or more
3 em.
The ill- “term Michal. baloney
.ing to the No 33m”: dtada Auto
garage Company of West avenue. has
en returned to tho work of trans-
hurting the meal hint t Knob -tp
pnd from tag“ pl as t; l ‘e mtrlolley
"Milli! new w, as w c an
rived esserhl daysi’ so minus a tire.
was sent to iView Y
twee patron. little but moot down yep
for afternoon and will he to opera-
tion is evening. ,
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it is quite probable that a number
of the young men of ll} be No walk
{Yacht Club and the Knob diubw ll sit-I
.ter the canoe race t the Norwslk
Country club on hot May. July Silt.
There are many cancel-ts st eltb
place and they are deilsbtod that they
may compete in the country Club'
races. The you“ than of the “two
clubs consider it extremly courteous
of the Country Club to Invite them to
enter their r as. and it is probable
also. that the young men of that latter
club will be invited to compete in
some of the races at the Yacht Club
and Koch club, which usually come
later in the seasons
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The wall in front of Dr. Roland's
sanitarium It being relsld.
’9.
Albert unswelilor. who has been
enjoying his duties in Norwalk.
W. Sturgee was admitted to the Nor~
Francis Taylor and daughter of
Brooklyn. are spending the summer in
Westport.
Douglass Williams. who has been
visiting in town. has returned to
Bridgeport.
Jerome Godfrey, of Cannon is air
joying life at his lbn's cottage at
(30me beoch.
Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Hurlbutt
have been entertaining their grandson
from Baltimore
a...
Mia Ethel Muller has returned from
a two weeks“ visit with relatives and
friends in Brooklyn.
The blackberry crop promise a big
yield. it is reported that there will
be an abundance of huckleberrios.
A hearing will be held today be-
fore Probate Judge D. 8. Bradley. on
the admision of the will of the late
Abram liulkeley to probate.
Mrs. Warren has .had the old picket
more in front of residence rm
moved and is now a cobbie’
wsl laid by Contractor Compiler.
Chicken this as have commenced to
pay their at: iy visits in the out-
skirts of the town. Molorman James
Mills lost about 50 line broilers BunI
day night,
m
The body of James F. Andrews of
Merldon. which was found by Select-
man Coley last week. was claimed by
body was sent to New Britain for in.
ferment.
Arthur and Ruth Muller gave a
party Tuesday to their young friends
in honor of their birthday. A pleasant
time was enjoyed by the little folks.
Mlle Ruth is eight years old and her
brother ll years.
A reunion was hold at the resident!
of Mr. and Mrs. .Ooorge M. Kraut. at
tiaugatuck last week in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Healer. of Florida.
There were moat six children and
it gracdcbl no of the late Henry
Kesler of South Baum. N Y
The onlcials of the Westpovt bank
enjoyed a chore dinner several days
I80 attire Dorian house. Those who
attended were Joseph 0. Hyatt. w. 1.
Taylor. Deena Bullion. thanulug P.
Harris W. E. OIborne.W . E Nash.
F. M. Salmon Bolus Wakeniau and
Judas D. B Brodie!-
moou'rowu MIN wswr may
IIOH‘N is can“. sons.
The current belief that the sovereign
United States of America is the owner
of the Panama canal sons would seem
to be «mucous. at least in part. after
perusing a certinoate of incorporation
of the PWPubilc Utilitleacorpo-
ration. of New lirltsta. mind you. filed
today in the office of Secretary of State
Mettbewl-L Rogers.
The purposes of the company are to
uire lands. oil wells refineriel.
mule. minarlll. stores. licenses. coir
ceeeions. rights of wey. light or water
slants and rill.) nights or privilegee.to 7
acquire and on?!“ WM". “it
graph and telephone lines.
The anthem amount of capital
stock for elltbeee purposes ll «some
and the r w ill basic business
with a at capital stock
filial). a?" E Pearce. D. W.P!ior
theinccrp'orltllrs.
all of Middleton. are
Other documents filed today:
to... t m“. it“ “or.“
II HIM? 0 CV
listen to the Vii-list ll. Oracle Coin-
”ablated 'ol’ muon of the on
faggot Earls mostly of flor-
It‘I-I. (3. ll soy Mflrd’c
’A. minor and“;
f
in will continue until its
is to”
where a tiro‘i
, was playing here with a local stock
I with all improvementeu electric lights.
, foot on BliVMAVh for
m
Attorney-Bonsai, liaisons Tsill
Willis Illicit din Such
‘ Power
Covernor Weeks received some davs
ago a letter from the Boston finance
ammlulon asking if the governor of
Connecticut has the power to remove
or suspend the mayor "or other officials
of a city in this state. The governor
referred the letter to Attorney Ciel»
eral Holcomb for advice. Yesterday
the governor. on the advice of the at
torney general replied that the gov:
emor had not the power to suspend
or remove the mom or other city of-
tibial s.
The following is the communication
which Attorney General Holcomb sent
to Governor Weeks advising him in
the matter:
Hartford. July 18, 1910.
To His Excellency. Frank B. Weeks.
Governor:
You have referred to me a communi-
cation from the Boston finance com.
mission asking if in this state the gov-
ernor can remove or suspend the may-
0. or other officials of a city. I
l advise you that the governor of the
state of Connecticut has no such pow
er.
Section 460 of the ordinances of the
city of Hartford provides that the re-
corder of the city court of Hartford
may, upon proper proceedings, remove
any city officer for corruption or mal-
feasauce in office.
Section 139 of the charter of the city
of New Haven provides that:
removal from any office for any car-
rupt act or plactlce, malfeasance mis
management. mental incapacity or
incompenteucy for the proper perform-
ance of official duties. wilful abuse of
power, gross neglect of duty. extortion.
receiving any gift or present from any
contractor. etc."
And Sections ill) and iii confer
upon the superior court for New Ha-
ven county jurisdiction to hear and
dectde complaints relating thereto.
Douhtiess the charters of the other
cities in the state contain similar pro-
visions, although i have not. examined
them to ascertain. Whatever pomrs
of removal exist are by virtue of the
charters or ordinances of the seVeral
cities. Our statutes confer no such
power upon the governor.
itcspectfuli submitted.
M. . HOLCOMB.
(Attorney-General.
ACTOR TRIED TO RUN ELEVATOR.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jilly 20.-Rob-
on Computer. an actor, who in recent
years has been leading man in a num-
ber of prominent companies, was ser-
iously injured in an elevator accident
yesterday. He was returning to his
apartments. and in the absence of the
conductor, attempted lo'run the eleva-
tor himself. He lost control of the car
and in trying to get out on the can
floor was caught. ills hip was broken
and he was removed to a hospital in
an unconscious condition. Dempster
company .
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after My. January ‘I.
tm. Freight Propellers will leave
Pier :8. lint River, New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Sunday). at 8 p. m height received
etNorwanuptolp. alum
Nomlk up to 6:" p. I.
Norwellt Steamboat to.
Arming J. Width. 0. 0. Honolulu.
Laue. Oenml Agent.
Duringlulyand August
one even: win. otoes on
Saturdays at 1 pm.
IVIRV OTHIR WIIK DAY AT
YOUR OIIVICI FROM
1 A. M. TOO P. M.
E. E. Conan
Decorator
ibiiirltStteetMNoI-welk
'l‘depboaeisz
FOR SALE
0 NOW HOUR
on Crescent Terms.
.46.”)
A C000 i0 ROOM Hound .
with all improvements. corner lot 76
tun fillilll
"Municipal ofdcsrs shall be liable to .
is“ ill"
shook the hand of emperor of Germany
and a lot of others, when Col 2elI
Roosevelt comes to town on Align
Roosevoit' s hosts, the Colorado VO-
stock association. planned a public re-
caption for the colonel in the Audits»
rium. but the Colorado Sganieh War
Veterans “beat them to it” y engaging
the hall fur "Roosevelt Day!
The veterans plain to hold their so-
uual reunion ‘on that day. The live»
stock men reasoned that a part of that
date he devoted to a RooseVeit recoll-
tion in the Auditorium "with the dis
tinct understooding that it shall be an-
der the auspices of the Livestock as-
sociation. The boys of ’98 peplled
"Nothing doing" to this plea and now
it is doubtful whether the cbloaei will
get a chance tougreet the public.
Secretary Painter, or the Livestock
association, has u used the Spanish
War Veterans of “ tting in" and ID9~
ciflcally declared "Mr. Roosevelt will
be primarily the guest of our sssocia~
tion. and he will not attend any public
reception unless it is given under our
auspices. That goes. "
There is a feeling. however that the
colonel himself may s'tick a linger In
the pie and settle the difficulty-
Water Made Hot,
On the Run
Free Demonstration
HUMPHREY
Instantaneous and
Automatic instantaneous
Heaters
HOU‘SATONIC
.EQWE‘ CO
run haw sensor.
Definition of Clnroprlctic‘
Chiropractic is the science of the
can» of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the lame. Discuss are caused
by a wrench. twist sprain in the
back. lived it done childhood ii
l’t‘i’iu’Fhl‘ 3:53.. “W“
e e n e i an
limbs. W G
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through peristalsis: the at:
nerve system. in your body.
Nervousnees. Rheumatism Pauly
sis. Heart, Kidney and Felnale DisI
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.
94 WAOHiNOTON 31'. so. NOIWALK
Magnetic Treatments elven Alec.
When Are You Going
to Buy a Home?
The J. B
Lawrence m’dlsu am St.
Do You Know Who Has the
Finest List of loan in Town)
Dalton
NiAN'i‘Ilc. Jul All: t wall“ I.
today that a so o'us panic was MGM
ua dance belt at Pine drove by ill
DENVER. Col . July zen—Somebody prcseuce of mind of one of the saith
seems to have plundered and the ones- lors or the rust Regime t. Film
lion is being asked today whether the
I people of Denver Will wally hove an
opportunity of eliciting the band that «tag oat-aha:
tit y is not kilowatt One f the sold at
of the First had tooled I. place of . I
board at a columns in the (bail.
I‘dtwontofflt a
and knocked on oil lamp from
piano to the door. spilling gtha
which immediately task are.
women screamed and everyone l .
so to rush. for the exit a soldier '
the titans cover, smothered the Maple! ,
and then, mounting a platform. sd- ‘ :
dressed and quieted the crowd. , . “
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