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'llorwallt Business Men and iter-
chaiils’ and Manufacturers’
Association Get Together
unit iiililiu use
IIII lilillill ennui
But was Successful In Winning
Tun-ol-Wsr Struggle
Yesterday‘s business men‘- outing
was a big success In every particular.
In fact It ranks as one or the biggest
events of the kind anywhere about the
vicinity during the summer and was
so enjoyable that there were many ex-
pressions of hope that it was the fore
runner of many similar ones in years
to come. held jointly by the Merchants'
and Mo'nnfacturers' Association and
the Norwalk Business Men‘s Associa-
tion.
The sport events caused no end of
inn, the shore dinner was right up to
top notch standard and two addresses
which follow-d the discussion of the
menu, made by Congressman E. J.
Hill. of Norwalk. and Congressman J.
llnniplon Moore, of Pennsylvania. save
the diners smoothing to think about
for a long time. Politics or any other
subjoti likely to cause unpleasanuicss
was bailed completely from the outing
In advance and no one had the tamari-
ty to break the rules
The field day program at Rotor!
Point began with the ball game. in
this the Norwalk business men's team
proved itself too strong for the South
Norwalk team, though the first few
Innings were nip and tuck. but the
South Norwalk business men evened
up by winning the tugofrwar. The
grandstand we; tiling tum an interest
cd audience for the Maine the guests
including a large number of ladies. it
was an audience. too. which was not ’
afraid to voice Its opinion of the van
ions plays as they developed.
Between the halves or i e Innings
the American Band. of Soul Wbrwall.
played concert selections In a manner
pleasing to all. The hand had really
begun the outing proceedings. for the
members assembled. as planned, about
I o'clock at their headquarters in
Washington street and marched to the
Washington street railroad bridge.
where a special car was boarded for
Norwnlk, miislr brine. diffused on
route. In Norwalk there was also I
short trtillct'rl program. after which the
start was made for “in Point. Special
trolley ears followed the band's cal
and they were well filled with the busi-
ness turn and others anxious to par
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«FOR SATURDAY.
New potatoes. per pk.. 2th“.
Sweet potatoes. 2 qts. ior loin
Yellow onions. per qt., in.
White onions. per qt. ltic.
Al Flour. per bait title,
it. it. MEAD & co.
liEAllllB ll RISE OF
ll. P. 0830“
M...
A Iii-tiring was held In tho Norwulk
probate court Ilils morning upon the
uppllriiilou for the commitment to the
Mlddlciown Hospital of David l‘. (in
born, of Arch street, who hurt become
lili‘lllilll) unbalamed He has been
ionllnml In the Wtistport Sanitarium
all this week. pending this hearina
and examination and was brought
over In an automobile this morning.”
cumpuiiliul by tit-rueiiiit '1 human heath
erliind and an uiivndsm trom tho sanl
rlum.
Ji‘lidt‘o were ii number of wituclm
examined. llllil Illi' judge took the
papers an the expression of the case
iii when he Withhtilda liiii decision.
This decision will be made known in
a few days. it iii quite probable.
Air. Osborn has tor some time acted
strangely. and although he had not be-
come violent. it was reared that he
might ills wife had become afraid of
him and it was then ill. best in take
him to Westpori. r. Osborn has
been in a asuliarhnn previously two or
three times.
ITIAMIR Millie!“ Aliiiona.
SAN FRANCIS“). Aim.
(“scallion Pacino steamer Princess
May running between Van Guam and
lulled ports II ashore on Central
inland. all the coast of Alaska. accord-
ing to a Wireless him received by
the levehantn' Exchange. The Prln
oeaii liay iii a steel screw or Mil tons.
ensures. Wash Aug. thw'l‘lie
wireless station at R’oint Gray. at:
miles train Van Oouver. an English
a
bay, has picked up a me a saying
that ii steamer is sinking naiiieto
set the name or the vessel.
it Fri nceiiii stay was returning to
Murray from Van Denver when .she
t,Arueii on center island at the mouth
Giordano Strait near Katohllian.
Ellie is now-ed to have a larch nae-
}? r list. the tourist men being at
m that the
mau“auiu'nussm sites.
A’
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Bill RF RRRRIlli
Apparently No Opponents in Se-
:iecinieii Avlcan and Davina
This year. on account of the Ben-
nett. bill. the politicians are wakinl
up a little earlier. as nominations
must be made about a month ahead
of the election. and as u nominees can~
‘ not be changed at the last minute. the
party managers will have to see that
no quitters get on the tickets.
Uptown there appears to be no pros»
pool of a change In nominations for
town ol‘dcea. Neither Avison or Device
seem to have any competitors In
sight.
The present mayor of Norwalk.
lieemon M. Brundago. hi a Democrat.
and so are four ot the councilmeii.
Messrs. Milne and Bolts being Repub
llcans. While the present administra-
tion has been "knocked" some. the
critics are not able to put their fin-
gers on any one thing of consequence.
Mayor Brundsge will probably head
his ticket again. and may have part
if not all of his party associates with
him. As to the balance of the ticket
the Democratic leaders are punishes-
lag in earncat and expect to present
a council ticket that will be ii winner
The Republicans are waking up and
are planning a campaign to eliminate
the bosslets and machinists. and hope
to swamp the. Democrats. Who will be
the candidate for mayor Is not known
yet. though there are several prospects
in sight.
Representative Bennett is good for
a rc-nominnllon, although lt iii rumored
that Attorney Leo llavis is looking
through a crack in the fence. and with
some reason. an East Nor-walk has not
had a member of the Assembly since
the days of Roger l.iiillow. Mr. Davis.
however, denies that he wants the of
flee.
The Republicans feel pretty sure of
their around this your. iii! the new bal-
lot law will lend to straight voting. and
as their normal majority In the city
iii not less than one hundred. with tho
pasted fiends out of commission. it
looks like a pretty sure thing.
—FANCV WATERMELONS, 35c.
L. Josaloft'e 72 No. Main St.
“w.
illiAllFFEllli auitir
or IiEIlLlilElItlE
In his llndlng on the death of
Frank (3. (liuty. of nautiury. July 29.
Coroner C. It. Wilson finds that
chauffeur Augustus McCarthy ls dull»
ty of negligence. lie finds that Mr-
Carthy had no license to run the
machine and therefore holds him for
violation of the state automobile law
There is also evidence oi rerltlcseuvnii
on the cbsiifieur's part.
Skull Fractured.
(illity left the anlowood lnii,
Danbury. about It o'clock on the
morning of the accident. He was a
passenger to Edward Keane's auto
which was driven by Mrt‘arlby. Mi"
Cat-thy says he was going about 25
lull” itti hour when a blowout of ii
rear tire caused the machine to Irave
the roadway and do Into a ditch. llotb
occupants were thrown out tlliiiy's
skull was fractured while Mct‘arthy
escaped with a few scalp wounds. The
coroner recommends that the maxi-
mum punishment be. given Mrt‘iirtliy
fur running a car without ii license and
prescribes that no operator’s lironse
be ever given him. -
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~8PICIAL.
Choice Fowlii. 22c lb.
Roasting Chickens. 25¢- lli.
ilut ciit Shoulder Btsuk. th'.
Lean Pot Roast. iii and I20 iii
- llAchrl' MK‘l‘.
lIBTALLA'I'IOI 0F
HAYIAKEIIO' BFFIBEIS
The Uocltenos llaymnkors, o! Nill’
walk. hold their installation exercises
last evening in their quarters in Wall
street. The oilieers are alvon Iii-low.
Hulda tho inaullatlon othor business
was transacted. Sergeant 'l‘iiomsii
Lealharlalid. ol the Norwalk police
tom. was initiated and furnished
treat fun for the team. A committee
was appointed to confer with the mom
here to aaoortaia just how many are
going to ltratford on labor day to
attend the State Haymalters‘ associa-
tion field m There will be ii clam
bake. a mood a general big tide.
The fol lug la a list of the ofltcerii
Installed tut evening by P. 0. II F.
ii. Malkili
cum Watcher-wine ilolin.
Accident tibial llaymaiiers ww. I.
but.
Deg.“ Chief flaymakaraw-w.’ L. lini-
fi.»~~'l‘ile 0H“
Ovemerrwharieii tlsrdaid.
Bola minimum a up .
Horn Blower- (is e.lil
Oulid of leoftww. 'l‘. liilteyiin
Guarani Ilium ii Lincoln.
4AM? NIW IWIITS
ii and the at. at. Jessica's.
I l-iAAiON ran a
M.iii'it m a
BOW
.Olti a.. Ana. 5 -Jiiko l.
liaison. by Senator 'r p
out
with having uttered tum ii are.
ribs to influence legislation in
(team M the sale of Oklahoma he
than in“. tank the stand tailors the
anal investigating commit
l“ 7.
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Thoma ”Alli Fire Police had
athlhihiy saeeslon last night.
‘ has on the mill
”HERRSAR
SERRSIIRR
Spanish Government Alarmed by
Fears of the Proposed cler-
Ical Demonstration
innit iiiiis lllll
IIIII iii iiiiiiii
Feeling in the City Rune High.
and More Trouble is Feared
ADRID August 5. «Alarmed by fears
that the proposed demonstration at
the clerical forces at San Sebastian
the summer capital. will assume the
character of an uprising. the govern-
ment today began to rush troops Into
San Sebastian. Both (leneral Woylci.
the. captain- general of Catalonia. and
Count Sandals. the Minister of the lu'
tertor. will (to to San Sebastian to be
in immediate charge in case of disor‘
tier.
Tlic goverciimeht believes that tho
thirlists and the members of the re.
ligioiis ordcrn. which are numerous In
Northern Spain. are openly limiting
their followers to violence. The pm»
ornors or the iiasquo provinces and
the adjoining prrivlce of llavarrc to
day Issued orders to the mayors of all
the municipalities in these provinces
to warn the Roman Catholics against
itunomblilig or entering the city of San
Sebastian with arms and that the
most oiioruolir measures will be init-
on to repress any attempt at manifest-
ration.
Bilbao, Spain. August i'i.~“3ll'il‘0 Ibo
mivornincnt. has ordered the railroad
company's not to furnish special
trains for the proposed demonstration
at San Hobasiinn Sunday. the Clihtlill‘
adherents are already commencing to
leave for the stimiiiei capital upon the
ordinary trains Peeling in the city
runs high
The committee which Is organising
the demonstration letter sent a tell»
Arani of patient to the king against
the interference of the authorities with
the manifestation and also issued a
statement urging their lollowera indivv
ldually to telegraph similar tile-sauna
to King Alfonso. A telearam of sy-m
paihy was also soul to tile pope
~FOI TOAAOFIROW.
Win-iii no and oatmeal broad. bia-
t‘illl. sugar and dinner cookies. ratio.
All home made. Orders to be deliver-
ed should be in before lzlltl p. In. Bali.
lli‘r llaltcry. Tel. Sliuil.
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llllli. Willi iliiililll
Beats the liliionare Opponent
for School Board-8heuld
Know How to ilun
the Schools
NEW YORK. Ana. its-William A.
Warren. coacliinaii for Rill'i‘)‘ l‘iiynp
Whitney. who on his novel and after-
tivi- platform that "A ll‘iitlirr oi Nine
Knows More About (‘lillilrrn Than a
Millionaire Bachelor." tleioiilcti filo
plien A. Much In the olortloo for
school iriiatee iit Mnuhniiiiei. I. l..
Tuesday, was In a happy mood villi-ii
open by a reporter for the World yes
lei-day Ho declared he had all sorts
of big reforms in his head
"'liil going to allow people a low
things about running schools." be
said "The board holds Its first meet
in; saturdny evening and lni going to
suggest it lot of reforms light than.
Knows What He Wants.
"No. i'm not doing to iiive away
any of my bless iiiitil diiiurady i
don't consider it would be i‘i‘iipfltulll
to the board. but I promise you we ll
rouse them till ii lilt lll show that a
father of nine knows what a school
ought to be"
Asked if he had the backing of
liIAdsmployer In his campaign. Warren
as
"No; the boss knows nothiu about
It yet I guess. unless he‘s res of ii.
In the papers But i aint going to
let flied iierauui I oppose one of Mr
Whitney's wealthy neighbors In a
school election. Air Whitney hi it very
llemocrailc. liberal minded man. the
same as his father was. I think he will
ragarijl ‘t‘ny boating Mr. “anon as a
o o.
it iii regarded as not at all unlikely
that the coaehntsn will be chosen as
chairman of the board. The tour oil»
or members have already stood tenth
er in inseparable pairs on all quota
lions. no Warren ii power may be non-
elder-his.
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AIPUILIOAN I‘l‘ATI GONVINTMN
NEW HAV LN Aug. Arm't‘tie dates
of Republican state maventlea are
Best. is and ii iii the Aadiiicrluin in
Hartford. .The name of Gall
ary chairman. but an
M- MM “in.
d. J. illii was mentioned tor Miapso ,
selection lieu
Air-Brake
nveil HR. mull
MILFORD. Attila haw-Four persons
were thrown from it trolley.” It round'
ed a curve at beards corner last night
and more or less seriously Injured. The
car was bound from New Haven for
Bridgeport and it til understood that
the air brake became useless shortly
' before the corner was reached
' The car was laid to have been so-
Iug at a blah rate of wood as it. round
ed the curve and the four passengers
on the front. M". John Phelan. of ltiiii
fieavlew avenue; Bridgeport; Miss lie
henna baker. or it. Beardsley avenue.
Bridgeport. and re: Scott Talimsdae
and her two an a half years old
grandson were pitched from their
seats Into the reality”
Mrs. Phelan landed head first in ii
tram-n that is being dug beside the
I
I
I
I
road. receiving cute about the head .
and probable inform to her spine.
Mitts Baker wait out about the face
andhsad. and tire 'i‘iiliniadas. who is
an elderly woman. was bruised and
matched and Iii siiifierinp from a ner‘
yous shock Her grandma was also
bruised and all ily out An ambu-
lance from a llr ligation hospital took
the injured to Bridgeport where their
Injuries were attended in.
The motorinan. Peter Bailey. and the
conductor. James Whaien. both of
Bridgeport. were placed under arrival.
charged with operating an electric vo-
liirle at a criminally high rate at speed
and were pitch a hearing before Judith
lir-pbnrn. who bound them over for a
lionrinii Friday morning. under £500
bonds. Unable to obtain bail here.
In charge of ii deputy sheriff. where
bonds were secured
Wu.
«waaaauvao In”. 26o 002.
L. Jouoloff' a. 72 No. Haiti 8i
i...“ mm- mm“
liiiiillll III .
We run
Sonia liyeteryAliciiI tilaAbaeiice
train Quebeca a lichen
0st lie um
Qiliiliil'it‘. Aug. 6.me continued
absoncr from Quebec of inspector Dew
added anotiior minor olomt‘nl mystery
to tho t‘rlppon raw today. It in
thought that his wish to scrape not
welcome attention in not of Itself aut-
ucloni to account for lllll trip to Alon»
ill‘nl yesterday and his further journey
to Toronto and Niagara Falls begun
last night.
It In slronuiy suspected that «his mili-
aioii lit to arrange so that- he may get
his priiionerii out of the country with
it‘s; publicity than iittvndod their arv
rival.
if this purpose Iii to be accomplish-
ed the departure from this aide mult
be made. In secrecy.
"Nobody but those immediately con-
erned." new In quoted an saying. "will
now upon what steamer we leave or
when we land on the other side."
This has been arroptml by the new»
paper men as something at a chat
louse and has aroused sin-rial interest
In the inspector‘s immediate doings.
There Is also Interest today In the
seeming understanding between Dr.
i‘rlppcn and lilies believe made diirlua
tbolr iliaht. as to what either should
any or not any in the event of their ar-
rest. According to their riuiiodiiiiia
neither has been led into saying a
single word about the other.
Judge Aiiaars. who "IlllllflN’ the ac.
r-iianil last Monday. today said that he
vxprctni no further local action In the
mom until iii-vacant Mitchell of limb
land Yard arrives from London next
week with the papers applying for the
extradition».
Miss Leone is reluctant to receive
any callers. A Church of tin land
clergyman who visited the jail an alli-
od to m the girl minivan rrom her
the reply that iiho did not wish to ace
any one.
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~FANOV LIN". 150 002.
At .ioaeloli’a North Main tit
“IANOV NATIVE CORN.
Silo. dos. Jouloi‘i’a. 72 No. Main St.
ego-own.- ~ ,.
GIRL SOLD lNTO ILAVIRV.
Child Wife Tells of Frequent Amelia
All“ Oil Her.
(IllitlAtiii. Aug. 5.“ Mary tiavlao.
is years old. alluded child wife of
limited Daviao. or (tarry. Ind. who is
In is in that city charaed with slash-
ing a girl's still-oat. told the polldii
of Gary intend“ that her Karena
sold her to Decline for tree. a said
that after the sale Ibo was bound with
ropes until Ilia Wed to the our
action. but avers she look no part in
the shaped iii-Him retained will“
iii said to have been Inform in can
“go gilayari that Davies and liar
parents “devised daily tortures for
and that finally she ran any
court at tile ordered biiviso not to
molest the rl and this. she avers. an
soured him that. be attacked her with
it mar. initiating wounds iroiti wmfi
she now uniform
Altsdder has Dentin a contract
tor repainting ii extent» of the den
nerd school... '1' are will be some in:
‘sianiili‘lt'd the Whole lab is
“an.
they were allowed to no to llridaopori Si
' .iliiraeilklrielatts Linus
Iii
lIIl IIII
III I no
Flames Started In the Railway.
the Only Exit. and Spread
With Great milepldlty
illil lRERi lllJilRiil
JRRRIRR ' FRRR llllilillli
tine Family of Eight Succeeded
In lAeIilnp Their Escape
NEW YORK. Auguat 7.--Sevon
lives were lost early today In a fire
which deatroyed a threinatory Indium:
house In the foreign section of its
males. inn; island. The blue started
in a hallway, the only exit. and spread
no rapidly that few of the inmstm had
any opportunity to coupe.
The lodging house was occupied for
the most part by poor workmen em-
ployed in the neighborhood. The own-
or fluorite Dunbek. occupied apart~
menu with his family on the ground
door. He and his household escaped.
The dead. live men and two women,
were all fontlgnorii They were asleep
at the time and were all suifocated by
smoke as they in) In their beds.
2:; property loss will not exceed
Two persons were injured in escap-
ing from the flames Stephan Marcus.
afarmrr. all years old. jumped from
flir- window of his room on the third
floor and sustained concussion of the
brain and internal Injuries. B. n. Ta~
nit. ii laborer. wan badly burned and
partially aiiifocated by smoke.
The names oi the dead. at nearly as
they could be ascertained by the cor-
oner. are as follows:
Stephen Conan-re. 28 years old.
hunk hiltlio. ill years old.
lawn-me liens. as years old
titephon Anhenny on years old
Martin Marcella. 67 years old.
Anna! Binsym. 87 yous old
Nellie and“. 25 years old.
A manerby discovered the fire. timi-
od in the alarm and and called a po
llromiin. who found the hallway closed
bi a wall of flame on his arrival. in
the barkysrd he lama upon Outlook.
daaod in the midst of his family of
six or am on They had f‘ili‘lbf’fl‘d
through the narrow windows. Appar-
ently they had not yet given a thought
to tho lodaorii who had been trapped
on the upper floors.
"'iii ovimliody out?" united the po-
llmmn.
iiiinbok shook hlii band. He didn't
know, He had seen two or three of
his lodgers drop to the atmi. from
wood floor windows. whether all were
safe or not he did not know. There
had lwen about fifteen Imlxcra in the
house that night. he ihouxhi.
In a few minutes the llrcmcn were
on hand. drowning out the blue in
the hallway and clearing a path to the
iiillior floors through the allied build
In. Their investigation bmuahl lo
leht the seven scorched bodies.
The cause of the fire was not hm!“
tallied. The police will investigate to
determine whether it was Incendiary.
"50.000 Fire to Spokane. Wash.
SPOKANE}. Wash. Aug. 5.—~~Fire
curly today destroyed the John W. Ora
ham wholesale and retail building at
"fill Spruce avenue and caused ”60.
(loll damage. The smoke drove half a
hundred W‘lllllnlfl of the Victor Ho.
lei. adjoining. into the street. clad only
In their niahiclothes. No one was
hurt.
line at wamokln. Pa.
BHAMGKIN. Pan Alia. Ila—mirth of
unknown origin late last iilaht destroy
all Charla Kunltel‘ii hotel. three tenet
meni boiled and several business
houses. The lone is estimated at from
866.000 to "noon. Alexander ”Miller.
the tire chief. was badly Injured by
falling bricks.
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EIITEATAIAEII
ggtm A'i iuioi
Miss ldii Vorlln. datiahter of Mr. and
Mrs. iioiile Verlin. of llllmrreat 'i‘er
race. Not-walk. entertained a party of
herfrienda at ii card party at The
Knob yesterday. There were three
tables in use and the guests played
five hundred. The scene was a one
with the young ladies dreuedn their
taunt charming pom The ntablets
were placed in the club been
The creator rt oi the attemoen
was spent in eosrd plari after
which innate and dancing were adulp
ed in while the rdreabinenta were ba-
ia brought in and being served The
it cutie“I “I: were micro-Iii no; alRmmmwu-W.
w r
The brat prion al’ the afternoon
was by im- cilia Rent. with is g
auction at issue W with her tacitly
his. was a mdecldediy supra proprlate
Mauritian “The out
IRE-1w“: iiiaaAiiesitocbewu
the mutation
Thenpraeent were: lease Mary
ant Therm
Male. Virginia flabei w.
marches Kelley. what-dials baldice.
“tum Vet-tin and his Verliii.
“flu-FANG? “33.35%“
I.
dim itant. .
mhmii. Alice;
Vale tool hi and laiurda ”
cooler totilp‘ht; moderate we’d
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Pater lint-nick’s Skull Fromm
in “QM "I Amie 3*.
ANBONIA. Conn”
Ana.
lriiibt at an approaching automobile,a
horse belonging to Peter Kornick. a
farmer of Great Hill which Is located
near Anaonia. bolted on Main street.
lip—Taking
yesterday alteration. and threw Mr.
Roi-nick to the street. killing him al-
most instantly. litre. Kornlcli. who
was in the w n with her husband
at the time, alt cugii thrown to the
direct. was uninjured beyond a few
body bruises.
Kornick and wife, who had spent
the day shopping In town, were just
returning home when the accident hip-
pened. They were driving down Alain
street peaceably. the horse jogging
also at Its own gait. They had just
reacged Germanic ball. when the
sound of an auto horn, coining from a
nearby alley, reached the We care.
The horse reared up on its bind feet
instantly. and an the machine poked its
nose around the corner gave one tre-
mendous bolt. throwing the two on
cnpautn out Into the street. Air. Kat'-
nlck was so unfortunate as to land on
the base of his skull on the nearby
curbing The whole back of the skulld
was crushed iii. and a number oi arter-
ies were severed. He was picked up
and taken to a nearby drugstore.
where he remained until he was re-
moved to the Gridin heatiltal. He liv-
ed for about thirty- five minutes after
the accident.
thrown to the street. was practically
uninjured and did not even need the
care of a physician.
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at riiiiii visors
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VAN COUVER. B. 0., Aug. B.—~A
weal-bound passenger train on the
Spokane. Portland and Seattle Rail~
road yesterday crashed Into three hand
cars loaded with Hungarian workmen
on it bridge over a canon out of
Snake River.
were killed. falling to the mood 200
feet below the bridge. A number of
others were injured.
SCRANTON. Po. Aug. b—Two train-
iuen were killed. another to reported
dead and two others are missing as
the result of a it‘oillit wreck today on
the Delaware talisman: and West-
St roudiibii rg.
JONES—VATS! l
The announcement cards of the mar.
risks of Dr. Everett Harold Jones. of
this place. to Miss Ida Elisabeth Valet.
daughter of Leon Eugene Vntet. of
Hancock. N. Y.. were received In south
Norwalli. this morning. The announce-
ment or the mania". which took
plare on August 3rd. comes as it our
prise to many of the friends of the
doctor In town After a short wedding
tour Dr. and Mrs. Jones will take up
their residence here and will be at
home after October 5th. Dr. Jones is
a weli~ltnown osteopath and has a fine
practice here He has been located in
South Norwalk but about two years
and during this time has made a host
of friends. who wish him every lilo
His wife. who was also .
Five of the Hungarians .
on skill-cad at Analomlalu west or
‘ mum Train and Kittie-a ~
lien Early Today
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Eleven Large Refrigerator
Are Filed lip .
MIDDLETOWN. N. Y.. Allllwl 5a”
A landslide on the Erie Railroad “ily.
miles west of here early today. capo“!
the wreck of an east- bound last frelnh‘
train. and the loss of three “we. The , 1,:
James J. Bradley. engineer. of Port
Jervis.
Howard E. Taylor. fireman, of Port
Jervis.
George Carpenter omissions. of Jer-
ley City
The landslide is believed to ha."
been due to a heavy rain. which ldoa» '
sued the hillside soil and caused large
quantities of rock to crash down upon
and block the tracks. The freight hit
the obstruction with a terrific Impact
and was badly wrecked, eleven large
refrigerator car. being piled up in a
tangled heap around the locomotin.
Wrecklhg crews were rushed to tho ‘
scene to clear the road ‘
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