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EVENING IENTINIL TELEPHONI
» GALLI
n-2~Nsws Dsps‘rtmsat
nd—luslnsss Department
m—Brsnoh Ofllcs. Not-walk
sac ~ldltor’s Residence"
Mud-City Editor's Rssldsncs
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and “vicinity: Upset-
lled mother with local showers Wod-
lleadayn Moderate easterly winds be-
coming southerly. Showers‘have oc
curred during the last 24 hours. in
nearly all section east of the Rocky
Mountains. Disturbances are central
this morning over Oklahoma. Michi
gun and North Carolina. Moderate
temperatures prevail in all hectiona.
WEATHER A YEAR MIG TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 73; high. 93
Partly. cloudy.
Extra specials lit the Great Atlantic
& Pacific Tea Company.
Triatram & llyatt are clouln
their wash dreaa goods. Sec .
Oill
Concord Division, Sons of Temper
once. held their weekly meeting last
cvanins.
William Wulnits, of Norwalk. is on-
tertulning acverul out-ot-town irlcntia
at his home.
Harris & (lane are waiting for your
order. See what they have to say about
it in their adv. -
Arthur Murray. of Harriet strut.
etitetaluod friends from Bridgeport in
Norwalk on Butiday.
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Read about a aniiclearlngrs
ti? summer ‘dre' ea, etc. at the Mini:
attire See window display.
Mrs, Elmer Millor. of Pouubkeepaio.
N. Y.. in spending titlilli‘ limo wiilt Ml‘I.
Charles A. Rubvy, of howls airuei.
Dr. A. ll. Baldwin, of Wall stroot.
and non Herbert left this moruiuu torn
day's buaineaa trip to New York city.
Mica Helen Pickering who has been
viaiiinu llr. anti Mrs. A, ll. Baldwin
and family; in Wall strut. for a few
days. has roiurnctl in her home in
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mra. (loot-go, ll, st-niiold. oi
h‘il’ih Hirool. East Norwalk, are enjoy.
in; a two wooita' vacation which they
are spending in Orange and \t'ostcheo
ter counties. New York
Walter Aiken. of Norwalk and On
lingo. N. .l., in apondina aouw time at
his home in Wilton nwnuv. lie is
keeping' "Bachelor Hall" as his wife
and family arefiiwnding a vacation in
the mountains. ‘ '
The Woman‘p littrhamzo and To!
Room huh changed handa again. The
late pt‘oprlt‘tor. W. U. lwwiu, oi ilreclh
with. has given it up and tho plut‘o has
been taken by Mill. (3. (l. M iirottory.
who runs the boardlllll house in West
avenue.
. Li'ui‘iilli‘ Allen, the email tiltil of Mr.
and Mn». licorin' Allen. of IBIIOI place.
returned to New York wllh hilt aunt
and unclr. Mr. and Mr». Frank Allen.
who have boon simndinlt n fmv do”
with Mr. and Mia. George Allen. “)9
lotion received from him report that
he in having a lino time. ,
Warren 0. Woodward, of Holden
avenue, and Donald Way. of Esau sve-
nuo, will leave Norwnllt on August
lbth for New York. wnem they upset
to meet fricnda returning from it trip
around” the world on the Hamburg
American line lioamnr Cincinnati.
booked to arrivr that day.
Old Wail Hook and ladder Company
hold s regular meeting lillii night.
Plans for «the coming fair wort- dis
cussed. and over thing was reported
Mi pout-outing ncciy. The annual
melding of the company will be bold
post month. and than will be a denial
amnion. withrairsshmenta and most-
bly s clsmbulio. -
Alexander ll. Home. who was aor-
lously lniurod in an automobile acct
dent at itidhoilcid. loot worth. ctlil lists
in so unconsciouo condition in the
flanbury Hospital. r330 bss brief pan
ions of conscientious. and his will!“
tion is reported scholar comfortabls.
City (lion: Henry N. mm. of mar
bury. lit able to ill about I h but
Polioil captain Bradley, tho ltd vio-
tim. is still confined to his bed.
ML
Mm»
Large Package
Tsicutti, 25c
‘ld South Main at.
'—--—--~.
Time for K. D. l'rsmss for next sum-
mer's boat. now. special prices. 'i‘wo
slightly used boata for sale; one iii-it,
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One ill-it. with 5% b. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OyatchhehPothorwallt
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it Is' Not Necessary
for your child to grow up with irregu-
lar protruding teeth, or them having
wide apnoea between them. Science
baa made great strides in all branches
at dentistry. in the matter oi regulsb
ing, it is of the utmost importance that
an operator possess not only know.
ledge oi the modern scientific princi
pics. but must have a certain amount
of mechanical ability, together with
exporloat‘fd’ in this line of work, that
it may not prove an uncertain experi-
ment but absolute resulta for the pa»
ilent. llrlng in your child and let me.
tell you what can be done for him
Dr. J. H. Mallory
South Not-walk
flours: ii a. In. to 8 p. m. Bundayr
.y appointment only.
The specials for Wednesday at. the
iliclterman store will be found in the
adv.
C. C. Emilia, of Harbor avenue.
will tahe a party of friends out in hh
launch thin evening.
. WM""
Miss 5.}{oion Flynn, of Croat‘oni
itrect, has returned from n i‘t‘L‘i‘lli
visit in ianox. Muse.
...._..__.._._._.
Welcome Stranger indium Sona oi
3t. Gear... will hold their regular
Neill; meeting this evening.
' “' .‘h—w—w— .
3;".30 r,9hilii has protruding or ir
r Ill“. thidoll'd neglect them. Take
2 , «mild to Dr. filler-v and let liltn at:
tphli to the tooth.
4. eriult P. Statue”, of Spring
i t, lien vcry critically ill with iy
) Marni the bout» of bin lldl'i‘lllii.
a mid Mrs. J. n. Btaiwli.
Mrs. Charloa (l. Mule. 01' Wont are
we. wife of the niaunscr of lirltlyn‘r
llkfli‘)‘ in Main atrm't, has gone to
be home other sister, Ml'li. Brlitwlior.
’n idlmhura lama inland. hint. llalr
till ret'entl' boon inking rain of a
:istm- in New York city, who was quite
ll. bill who is now boiler, and la brok
in down in health.
D. P. OCBORN iNBANE.
was. Lockwood. of alumina. Com-
mits Norwslh Man to Mlddlotown.
Tho-Quail) of Judith (‘ltnritvn ll
mckwood. o Blamlord, in regard to
,b condition of David l‘. nabmn. oi
\rtth sit-cot. van received by Judith
.lenry W. Gregory. of ”iv Norwuik
)robute Court youtcrdny. it found
but Mr. (inborn was inaauc and that
to should be confined
The one ill a familiar one in Nor
walk and it will be rentutniuvrml that
he has been coalition to the \‘i'i-tltpori
dlnltlrium for home limo pant. pond-
ing the finding of the lwarinu on him
uontsl builtlico. Mr. (inborn has urlv
dd uirlngoiy for Home little and has
previously been confined in n annitnr
rum for t 0 different tiinva lllu wife
had m 0 MM" that he might do
someone bodily harm and thought it
best. to bsvshim illitl'll to n uauilsrium
for can sment.
Jilin it; VIII hold on Saturday
in the slit Probate court before
Judge" hooliwood. of Stamford. and
cum won a number of withounoh
pm with testified. ’l‘bo itidito do
cidsdr not to hand down his dcrihion
until later. and it arrived yuhtordny.
The pit i'l {or his removal were made
out “3.1?“ to the police, and thin
morning 9 WM ihiilm to Norwich.
when its will be confined in tho utstv
auditorium for the insane. by ililicur
iii-yon it. lilh.
Cut out the unnecessary‘ talk and
you'll its surprised at the little you
will hove to say.
it I mall drops the limp and it
Illidllo undsr the bath tub he main to
fool hi Will“ be doing lilu duty to
his intuit unless its not croou with
them I t it.
When Iii cloning couple into an art-o,
villi. ii 1‘ diiilcult to follow them up.
New - Post
‘ Card Views
of mill 1m Phrlt Citric. um llluif,
Mk0 View. Mum View. l-imtib cove.
(mold. Mm (lactic Venice and
Hit We
fi’,
. . inst lira anymore} to his balm
m , lining l‘ om. " 5
crime.
pace and nddrcmt.
”grows of Mayor (lsynor'a attempted so-
“li TE ‘IAiilii M [iii
illouiiautd tram it‘ll-st Peso.) ‘
in; ammonium.
‘ty bad Just formed s mup
, through the
throng from the rear. u approached
the mayor sod without a word bursa
tiring. The shots ran Mouton quick luc-
est excl sot-u’th f. it ots carried
warning _ d tortur‘t ,,; be; bronu. ‘
Mayor other “from to rail to
the deck, and the gushing wound told
that ho had been hit.
moment it chip's guard sprang forward»
and dealt the «sonic it blow on the
head with a hilly. The man was struck
to the deck and the outcar soiled him.
He won turned over to the Honolulu
police and taken at once to police
.hoadnusrtera. There he gave the name
of Gallaxhormnd In 'reuponae to in-
quiries an to why he had committed
the'daod he replied sullanly: “He kept
the front earning my bread and but-
er."
Meantime Mayor Gaynor had been
carried to a stateroom. He remained
conscious, but breathed heavily. He
who calm. but apamntly apprehensive
that the wound was grave. An ant-
bulance was summoned to the pier.
and the wounded mayor watt placed
on a stretcher ind carried to it. The
pital. in Willow avenue. ilobolten,
operating room. He‘ spoke to those
about him. To the city odiolalu who
scmmpaiticd him to the hospital, be
indicated the gravity with which be
viewed the shot, by remarking: "Bay
good bye to the people.”
The hospital physicians who examin-
ad the wound. agreed with the ship’s
surgeon that it was not necessarily
serious. it was found that the bullet
had entered the mayor”; neck back of
the car, burying itaelf' in the region
of the mastoid bone. The ballot was
not located at nm. it was decided to
avail the arrival of a surgeon from
New York who was handily summoned.
Meantime the mayor remained calm.
His chief dimcuity came from tho so.
touring of blood in his throat.
The attempt to ausausinaie the may-
or cauucd intense excitement through-
out Now York. The prominence of the
my executive in recent mouthl. in cit
.il’iuii‘a and to a growing extent in plat
and national affairs, attracted wido-
upread attention and alarm at thin at
topml on hie life. Everywhere the
new was rcooivcd with evidence at
profound regret. in all public placed.
the hotels. the financial diatrirl‘ clubs
and aubwayu the attempt on the may-
or‘a lift» was the absorbing iOpic. One.
of tho ilrnl diapalchoc of condolence
trail from ox~presldoni llooarvnlt. ox-
urstuiiua horror and indlnnnllon at the
Mrs. Sophia .lohtiuon who lieu-pa tho
rooming houuo at. 440 Third avenue.
where Gallagher live». when told that
nor boarder had attempted to kill the
mayor. oclaluicd: "The old fool! What
did he do that for?"
lira. Johnson (longed (lailnhhri‘
an a man of retiring umcannr. over
In) yearn of note. lie evidently bud
employment aa a night watchman, for
t Willi his custom to go out cw-ry niabl
it in o'clorh and return at half past
eight in the mornina. ,
Gallagher. accordion to Mrs. John
and, came in at half paid six o'clock
thin morning and wont to hit: room and
his landlady did not no hint go out
again. He ocrupiod a aingic room ill.
the roar of lilo house and sin» rmmrdcd
him till a first rlaaa bonrdvr. Au fur
an him know hit war not in pollliru. no
bad no fricnda iu the hoilfll' and his
visitor: from tho ontaido Mru. John-
son (inscribed nit men of hood uppt-nr-
The following bullptiii was leaned
by tho attritoona ultcndlnu Mayor tiny-
uor after a ropuultution juat finiuhmi. '
"The mayor nan «hot on tho rluhl
side of tho mark. the bullet calming
tho pohlerior and upper part and
running downward and formula The
poaiiou of the bullet but not boon lint»:
lnltt-ly located, but, will be delorminml-
later by Kilayti.
"Mayor in contwioua and in now roul-
inpquioily and there accrue to be no
immediate danaor.
thinned) " .
“'W. J. ARIJTZ. iii. 1),,
\‘ihlliu; lilii‘fltloli at St. iilnry‘a.
"GEORGE E. BREWER, M. l).
~"('lll()iiili€ll, STEWART. M. 1).
"CHARLES N. DOWD, iii. ll,"
OYSTER. BAY. N. Y.. Au . 9.-—~Tbc-
ndomttooaavslt lionl the to tug tol-
nxrain to Action Mayor Mitchell as
noon u be board the report of tho
aboolluu:
“i a outlook“ and horl'ilioti beyond
manor . tulips send inc-information.
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.“T' E0001“: litli'lillWl'llJi'."
sun-«mm— now much-s
iilllii ll iiiil Siiiii
“Mid. STREET, unto a. m.»0pon~
log buclneau in tho atorlt marital was
nulcrtod in tho excitement of tho
austnalion. l'rlcoa moved aiuxxlahly
and irregularly with umnli pains tbs
more humorous. lanadlan Pacino ad-
vanced an. on the dividend 'iiliil‘iillie.
Pitt nlru t”. G. and lit. touts mss lit.
and unborn Pacino iii. Maintain.
ud tit ppvl‘ declined K. v
WAIJ. BTREM‘. il a. "m.-»-'l‘ha man
MM turned upward under the loader.
hiiiil of the motors lifter some sharp
decline: but! been rscordod.
WAtn. cram. Nocu.-—ilmidlns's
dealiniui were “in that stock. U. 3. coat
and Union “Pacino. Gains of a point
were mods by mvrai stocks. Misst-
inghcturs ltlootrlc gained 2%. UNI
Copper 2%.,
Ohio ii. iii. Paul 191. amt United States
Steel ifi. The better now of I iii:
tiaynor’s condition relieved tbs inst“ st
or s dsprssslhg influence. a were
timer cacopt on York (litly corpor—
ate stocks. which wcrs dcpussail.
shawls or tor. lined and
’l‘ho mayor‘s para
prepars- .
tot-y to tisvlns their picture taken. and. ’
. deuly a'r‘otrsnscr pushc
canton. instantly th .. was the grub“
At the some ,
l
vehicle was driven to St. Mary‘s Hos- :
where the Mayor wan taken to the
The Chi; Place
Union Pacific, mast. .;
Northern old. and Chesapeake cod '
W
"Value" toll: of tiny three-cornered '
, rod with ..
‘ monuollnh for liltii Join our
tho Illdl‘i lat lizM‘udiiiiinilr r9-
. ‘TiheBigs'ale
l
It or had not startcdthlszod. Toi‘S‘ale’ with the
i
i . osteoi'. clock: and variety vvc cvsrhsd in August,
} a sale mouldhavo been over by this time! Such a
i rushing busincsa yen novar’saw. iAnd allflbycausc of
l the big. honest values for whichficd. Tags are to-
. mousi Tllc‘lincs have been rcoauortad. and each rc-
‘ ducedprico now carries foster values‘ than ever, as
‘ We starbthe second me. of the sale. Oct busy, if
I you want: some of these splendid values at lowest
rices. .
p BIG AND REAL REDUCTIONS
VALUES AND VARIETY GREATER THAN
. EVER BEFORE
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' Mcn’a $10 to $30 Suits. reduced now to $7.85, $10.85.
f $13.35. $14-35. $17-35. $13-35-
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$645! $7'85v $10085
Boys’ 83.50 to 88.50 Knicker Suits. now $2.45, 83.25.
33-85. $4.85. $5.65. 86.85. _
Boys' $1.90 to $3.50‘Wash Suits. now 79c.
$1.15,
$1.45. $1.85, $2.65.
Straw Hair. Underwear, Shirts. Hosiery. Neckwcar.
Fanny. Wasthsts, Big Reductions. .
t
Youths’ $6 to $15 Fancy Suits now reduced to $3.85.
fill i" i‘ W iii'rib
‘ TWO arcane: g.
The New Store .
QUALITY
The aurccsoon that have been won on a inundation oi cheapneas are on
source and unautlufsctory an hoop bubbles. Real success only follow.
worth. and worth commands its price. A wise man is carefuiin sc-
. A borne in like s man» not worth much
unless he‘s wt foil. And proper feeding means to him very m .
looting the i or hlu bra-sat.
what. it Meet a. 'ilonnlo Home Food (home. oondl is com
of good sweet m. oats. barley and wheat will out.
each day; stale western fmvdn may wisely be let. alone.
. . l *4».
finality First, Last and All tits Time.
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at; ‘.
Bdhnisflulscm
Dairy Food
Chick Prod
Poultry ,
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flint-Stock oo‘d
4......
4's
in Town that
Handles Nothing But Sea Food
Fistllsh.’ luttsriish. Wssitdsh. Bluefish. ass Bags. Halibut. Bisslt Cod,
Lobstcn. Bolt Cub]. Lilith Nook. Long and Round Clams.
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Cutbili's Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
graphs. The place is
The-North Studio
N0. 78 WASHlNGTON 8T.
um“... » “a...“ . .. u... . .
Wall Papers, Crochery, in Glossw
House Furnishing Goods, etc.
BEST OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. asc.
White Curtain Poles, with Fixtureo. loo.
Are yen ready for CANNING? The SEASON is here.
Square White Glass Fruit jars with lightning tom. $1.10 per dos.
Boot Jelly Glasses. largo also. 26c dozen.
ubbars, Fruit Presses. Strainers. Etc.
it: A out for Norwallt oi the COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS.
hi CHINES AND RECORDS. ,
Disc Recordnimuslc two sides. from dye
'.,i ,
Indestructible two-minors Records, 35c:u£vo~mlnutc, soc. Fit
all makes cylinder machlnss. ‘
‘Window Sin is made to order. ..
' Painting and counting.
DECKER
‘ J J South Norwslk
24 Wall St. Norwslk. . y i '1 :4 South Main St.
fresh ground .
Minuet. roao Haven.
FREE outwith?
Suggest to your summer Visitors that dur-
ing vacation is the time to sit for Photo-
IOUTH NORWALK
, 81 We . legion 8t. j,
Willi WALK, *3 ‘ Nil.
Telephone Connocti _“
All Build formerly $18.00.
Boys' Pants st treat reductions.
Men's Pants out way down.
Straw lists. one-halt price.
COME AND SEE.
FIFTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and 3111. Anthony C. Calico, of
Water street. South Norwnlk. celebrat-
ed the filth anniversary of their wed.
ding. Sunday. by entertaining a num-
ber of friends. The occasion was pus.
ed with vocal and instrumental music
and refreshment: were served. Among
the We‘ll! were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Canaan. Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Miss
Mary Casmsa and William Cunoo. of
Danbury; Mr. and Mrs. George Cunoo,
oi South Norwallt; 8. ii; Dank and
daughter Florence. oi Westport.
The Namath division of the Knights
of Columbus, Catholic Union. are
scheduled to meet this evening.
NOTICE
bids for supplying the Norwsik Hoa-
pitai with Old Company‘s Labial: cool
from seinemhor l. 1910. to September
1. lliil. will be received by Christian
Swarlz. Ili‘liiiiik‘m of the Norwallt Hos-
pital Annotation. to 12 111.. Monday.
August l5. . '
19 ll 13
NOfnCE ._.
Water Consumers
City of Norwalk
The consumers of water on the
City of Norwalk system are hero-
by notified that the use of host:
will be allowed only between the
hours of 6 to 8 s. m.. and 6 to 8
p. m. The use of base at any oth—
er time is positively prohibited.
SAMUEL LYNES.
GEORGE I. BUXTON.
onoaoa MURRAY.‘
Water Commissioners.
Norwsllt,_ Conn. July 29. 19:0.
The Man
who is perpetually hard up can-
not undor any circumstances be
happy.
A savings account may» not
tnslto you happy. but it .will hslp.
start a sovlnls «count now
and mom to pour bolisi'd up:
'I‘lieSoutiiNorwalk.
* Trust Co.
upon mum Tj' .
Reliable Angus:t S
‘ is on at...» -
Price’s. Clothing “Siltre ,
so... that were n-om 310.00 to 816.50,
A“8u1t'tomw1’.10u°0 “a ‘12-”. .t ss vs s can u sss‘s ssss ssohsougési
Many other bargains in Hats and Footwear.
C-I-I-I-II-I-I-I
Price’s ClOthiflg Store
98" Washington Street, South Norwalk
‘ NORW
Savings 4* cciety
th‘cchroharinm "
commemoration
. i
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W. .a . I:
... - r (r g .
. hsvccsussd its ’ , t. any
other injuries. flu fiat?
won also
i.
.t csssso‘owosrlltwso-sos
.All luits tot-morn $15.00, at .00.!
.t sosoIsassslos‘sOQOoIsolooOIiso‘IO'a‘.”fL
an auto formerly 320.00 and 022.00 ’ h' ..
nu Suits lornierly 325.00, moo and 330.00, at no;
Boys' Bolts‘at one-hall regular prices. -
ssspsssss-snsssoqlsoosq
'u. ‘ ~ \
. “g L 13%;“ i
P!""..d*?l'i
I the ‘i'. .
2.15:" i"
lldliEtT tit infirm
sailors me ~ '
(Continued from First Page.)
by Prosecuting Attorney Loo Dario
and Medical Examiner 8. H. Hunti -
ton. Arthur Huntington. son at > ‘
medical examiner, who to enjoying}
vacation from his duties in New York
city. acted as stenographer (Or the pro
cecdinxa. "
All or those who“ were examined
elated that the machine was “
exceeding fast. many of them believing
that it was moving tutor than any
they had ever seen In West are-
nue. Peter Smith, pro bly the most
important eye witness t the staid
will {lady who saw the entirc‘sccidonl.
testified yesterday afternoon that the
machine. in hip opinion, was going all
of 40 miles per hour and that he did
not know but that it was going so
miles per hour. He was the man who
picked up the lantern, with which it.
a said that Seller was searching for Q -
iaoitnlic that he had lost. and it ‘ '1'
scone oi thc_accldant. ‘ , .1. ‘ '
Joseph Ghiolio. the trolley conduit:
tor. who. with a passenger. merit the
remark that the man drivtns as swlitly
as that in West avenue should be hulls.
was next witness called to the stand.
The automobile at this time ‘wss bo-
tweeu Butler and Orchard streaks!!!
void that in his opinion the auto was
then moving at the rate of between '4‘
and 50 miles per hour.“ ’ *
Charles Shalser was present. but did
not make any statement, not being to
united to do so. He feels terribly our
the accident and has a pathetic ex-
preaoion so he broods over the occur.
ri-nce. Bryan Stilt felt somewhat bet.
ter yesterday afternoon alter the wit»
nesscs had boon examin . . He is all.
broken up over the affair and vows
that he does not wish to enter Ill'
other automobile for a long time.
Another of the witnesses “John tic-
hianua also told of the weed of the
lllni‘hlno.‘ Edward J. Thomas and Hr.
Bell, a partner of the Consolidator!
Auto Garage Company. were not call-
ed upon to testify. Mr. Bell has not
considerably broken up over the affair.
.He is of a nervous temperament; liq.
asid. and his nerves received a mom
strain from the part at the accident .
that he was unfortunate in Witnessing,
it wan to rted that he was confined .
to hie b so a result oi his pontoon-gz
nose. but such was not the anemia)“;
though he has been very worried. g ‘
it is aid that the Humour man
chine was heavily insured with va. .
't’orh lnaur’sncc companiosi d that no
dared danger and accident' in» c!
this moon. it is said that Mr. 5in
molar leaves his home is ths Wont
lloclis read every morning with MR
seven minutes to sparedo catch bit
min. This would so to show thstrhl ,
is a smodcr. and it to slid that itnflfi
chauffeur slow down he in censored
by Mr. lahmaicr. He has paramount
used to driving at s tort-late iihfil, ll,
those rumors are trus. ‘thsl he'd . at:
trot realise the speed at which no u‘
uslly travels. . -'
Judas John H. blunt has been
tallied as counsel torn Miter. aotlj’ t ,
is expected the case wi time unlit
the town coltri nost'tiondsy modulo!»
st 10 o‘clock. The W ladisld'illt
(hit the some bond. moo.- “ ’ r
lteports that Oihccr Bryan llliit.
been suspended were circulatad A
town, but. such is'nor tbs dauphin.
olilccr’s testimony at the ltiuutiot %
tho
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to show tlfti. ho had no. so. how
started
if be had :bc ‘cartslul' ‘ woalglr
made Bhlilti‘ slow dam. _
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in adlin detail “If Marianna
'di‘tho victim.‘ was ihown‘
cacti: rm .csuosd ‘dtn‘sotly by a bid
imam stitotuohiioslld titht Ch!“ ,
spinal cord wsh savored.“ Tilii‘ w,
the car was traveling
ruptured uni this . .
usuisd his death wars it' not for
other Muriel. ‘ bloom. ltw
bsbly the hrcshins' antic its
canned tits death. ,
'i‘hs result of no Who.
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