‘ 1 new roux. Aug. lbw-Mayor titty-7
not passed a good night and was com-
l"fortable. the physicians” said this inovnzi
If nurse 11 Wilkinson!
. [a Trolls but no it Pile a
flea . in fiction
- llliillfl n no
animator
Lillie ilplessantness Developed
. After the Accident
Peter Msrron. a young lineman in
the employ of the Connecticut Com-
pany. was feari’ully crushed in Barton
yesterday afternoon. .by being caught
between a double-truck trolleys car.I
one truck of which had lumped the'
track. and a Pile of ties. It was first
reported in The Norwaiks that youngI
Marroo. whose home is on Spring Hill.I
had been killed ouirlghl. but lt.wasl
ascertained that the rumor had been?
exaggerated. though his injuries wereI
serious and excruciatingly painful. l
At the Norwaik Hospital. where Mitr-
ron was taken. it was stated todayI
that he had passed a good night andl
that it is confidently expected that hel
will recover in due time. having saw
caped internal injuries that were at'
first feared. .
The accident occurred at the Rail-
road avenue switch in ilnricn and cans.
ed a great deal of excitement. stlract~
ing a crowd of serersl hundred people
to the scene.
The Connecticut Company has been!
rebuilding its line through ilarten and
Noroton and the repair car and the
linemen were at work yesterday in‘
list-ten. On the job. the repair car.I
which was run yesterday by Howard
Wilmett. is need. and this car has to
hustle to the nearest evil .!l to not out
of the way of there at ears. in order
to keep the regular schedule from be-
ing interfered with. The repair car
and the linemen were at the Dar-ion
switch yesterday afternoon when. the
Wish linear. bound-lot W :
reached the Railroad avenue switch in
Dorian. This car was in charge of
Conductor Galas Fleweilyn and Motor-
man Andrew illoomquiat. Tits latter
is one of the oldest motormen in point
of service on the road and is also con-
sidered one of the most careful. Or-
dinarily the motormen operate this
switch. but yesterday. to facilitate mat-
ters, young Murron shifted the switch
tongue to the proper position for the
car arriving. in connection With the
extensive work that has been in pro-
gress along the line. there is a big
pile of ties beside the tracks. at the
switch. and after he had placed the
switcb'tonaue in proper position. he
stepped back from the track. and close
to the pile of lies.
ills inability to move further back
at the next development has the cause
of his severe injuries. The forward
truck of the car look the switch prop-
em. but the roar ll‘lit‘It (IIiI not. In-
stoad it started to follow the opposite
side of the s‘wlicb. with tho result that
it left tho rails before it had gone
far. This swuna the side of the car
toward Marron, pluionlnn him. Motor-
uian lllmnnquist discovered the trouble
vcry quickly and brought his car to a
standstill, it is stated. before it had
traveled three feet. This. however.
was not sufficient to suvc the young
lincmsu. whose left leg was broken by
being pinched between the running
board and the pile of tics. and the
riubi Inn was crushed. 'i‘mllcymen
anti others extrioalod him from his
plluhl and laid him on the grass.
Thotmh be retained his senses. Mar—
ron‘s int-o became lilliim pain from the
ordeal. and it doomed to the spscla~
tors that ho had surely boon fatally
injured. A littrry call was sent for doc-
tors and the first to arrive was Br.
Francis l. llurnt-It. who hustled over
from Booth Norwnlk to his automobile.
Followina the accident and before
the injured man was tattoo to the Nor-
walk hospital. there was aomcvvhat of
an unpleasant scone. An automobile
belonging to .l. it. ilhtpwiiv. of Nora.
ton, chanced by and the use of it
was tendered to take Msrron to the
hospital. lloforc Ili‘ was started away.
a priest of the Catholic faith arrived
and tho iniursd man was transferred
from the automobile in tho homo of
inn-rater Houilhan. employed at tho
ilaricu railroad tower. near by. in or-
dcr that the clergyman tolsht porinl‘m
the last rites of the church. as it was
though that Manon was in a «lying
condition.“
Constable lisniord Imitb and hill»
m at the scans raised verbal chino
lion in this. msintsiiiina that an rims
shotiid he lost in getting Matron to
the hospital. Two members of the
crowd got into an argument over the
proceeding. One urged that the man
he takes to the hospital quickly. As-
other upheld the transferring of the
injured man to the “caliber: house
and tits psrtdrmina hills church rites
by the clergyman. Tits isle nisn's tilti-
uois waited warm. but both parties
were calmed down.
Word as been asst. for the ambu-
lance ui Namath hospital. and blar-
roh was transferred in that vehicle to
that institution. ohm its was attend.
as by fir. Burnett and Dr. William I.
ly Today, ‘
..
ing after they came from the room of
the wounded executive. The alarming
reports that the mayor's condititln was
more seripus than the bulletins of the
lihyslcianslndlcated. and that serious
complications were threatening were
again denied by the doctors today.
One report bad it that the iodgment
.of the bullet in the threat was caus-
ing a paralysis, but thls‘tho attending
physicians said was not true.
mayor early today told oneof the doc-
tors that he was feeling he.
The player is permitted to see no
visitors. and all the information that
can be gleaned concerning his condil
lion comes from his physicians and pri-
vate secretary, Robert Adomson, who
asserted today that the reports regard
ing Mayor Gaynor were without the
slightest foundation.
Dr. Lederle. the New York health
commissioner. announced the follow-
ing bulletin of. 8:30 this morning:
"The mayor has passed a comforts-
bie night. He is sleeping soundly.
Temperature. pulse and respiration
normal."
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bottwell,
Marooned Sailors, Expect-
stl ilome Today
City Treasurer and Mrs. Wilfred
ilodwell. who were marooned through.
out Tuesday night on Nauvoo island.
much to the fear of their runny friends.
who thought they might have been
swallowcd up by the Sound waves. did
not, return home yesterday afternoon.
as they had planned when Frank l“.
Huntington and Frank N. Ferris went
looking for them yesterday morning.
instead they spent last niaht also
‘ai the 'llilhtld. “min. dud io‘ lit?
rough water all about the vicinity yea-
terday. Their launch was at the east
side of the island and it proved a dan-
gerous undertaking to try to get away.
When they first Went thore Tuesday
the water was smooth, but while they
were ashore it started to blow and the
water has been rough ever since. Mr.
and Mrs. ilodwoll now expect to got
home today. Some more provisions
were taken down to them last evening
by Messrs. Huntington nhd i-‘arris.
The stay of Mr. and Mrs. lludweil at
the island has not been an uncomfort-
able one. for they wore able to utilise
the summer housc oi the ischotis Club.
This is fitted with convcalcncos for
cooking and also has cots.
POLIGE Ill!"
II iii" [if “WALK
Pursuant to a vote taken at the Non
walk city tumnoil meeting on Monday
evening the regulation of the policing
of Norwalk has gone into effort. (‘hatr-
man John Malone. of the police tlopurl-
meat. has held a conference with t'hief
Bradley and has recommended sew
oral thin” which are being tried out.
Today the working out of the police
basis is as follow:
Special ()dlcer William l’aync is po
licing West avenue. and is wuicillliu
out for spenders and other law break-
an. Ollicer Page is resolution the traf-
fic. near the post office. where the cross
over from the brick on tho rialtt hand
side of the road to thc mat-attain on
the left hand side is made. and t‘hlt-v
'i‘ltomss liradlsy is the trultic ofllt‘or
at the corner of Main and Wall streets.
Tomorrow Officer Page will take
tbs routs covered today by (littcor
Payne and bargain lmthsrlsnd will
take the place today policed by Officer
Page. (inlet llrsdlsy will be in the
stuns place. at the corner of Main and
Wall street. Captain Hunt will re-
lisvs him every afternoon.
Willi this tryina out of the change.
which seems to live satisfaction. mst~
to" are simplified. it was voted in 110
this VIII. Lilli the liability to acct
dents would be mostly lessened. If
is than t by many of the citissns to
be the t way yet out of the trouble
and all will pmusoly support that
council in their action in this dlrsc~
lion.
Councilman Albert M. Pohlmsn is
using grated by his many friends who
”press their pleasure at seeing him
arrive bask safely iii the city. Mr.
Pobiinan has first returned from the
national convention of Harmsltsrs and
reports having had a very fifth time.
its was also duplylmpremd with its.
cheater. which is a handsome. big and
and presume city.
Elohim titans has made complaint
to tire sooth illorwsiit pouch that his
blind“ VII stolen Iillt flight. flimsy
says its tail tits machine in the shed
back of tits hiss-let saloon in chasm.
tlsnt am hr ashtm time and when
Tracer.
-hs returned the hills was gone.
The .
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lSIIUl
Announces ills lightened and
Pisddes Support is Chief of
‘ ‘ Pellet William Volltner
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. Party Conference Gave John flue
Buses and its Guessstl lilolit
BitlmitiPOit'i‘. Aug. lily—Ts: Coi-
icctor John M. lmnnelly announced. to-
day. his retirement from the race for
the sheriff nomination of tho Democra-
. tic party. of iv‘atriield County.
I Mr. Donneliy was. asked to get into
_ the race. sometime ago, by his friends.
i who bclieved that the honor oi the
candidacy should home in Bridgeport
as much as the largest place. in the
1 county Naturally the Bridgeport poli‘
tirians desired to keep such an linpor‘
ltant nomination within the city. es-
1 poclnlly this year when it is general-
ly believed that the quarrels among re
puhllcan placeholders ovcr odico and
ithe opposition of the people against
the ohliusrcby that controls the state.
promises to bring about the defeat of
tiboriif liawlcy. who has held his lob
lior many years.
lint the logic of events brought
almut a feeling in favor oi Chelf Voil-
lmor. of South Norwalk. who. it is he-
licvcd will make the strongest candi-
datc.
Collector Douneily early perceived
the drift of sentiment in Vollmcr. and
was ready at any time to retire in his
favor. if he should bc released by
thosc \sho Wore promoting a bridge-
‘ port candidacy.
This release came this morning. (‘0!-
.icclor lionnoily immediately annoutr
end his retirement. saying:
“i am not a candidate for the alter-
lif nomination. i believe that the
~ soatimot-tlto- is for lie. Voll-
lmcr. and i shall do all that i can to
‘brina about his nomination and will
Isnppmt blip to the limit of my caps-
‘ciiy after he is nominated." ,
. The withdrawal of Collector liounnl-
iy follows close upon the announce
nit-ht of the withdrawal of P. J. i‘oh.
noticy. of Danbury. exclusively printed
in the Former. yesterday. ‘
itbicf Vollnicr is now assured of tho
unanimous vote oi the sheriff conven-
tion. and it has become practically cor»
taiu that a new face will be soon in
tho iiIlt‘i‘IIrH chair sometime ttftcr car»
Iy in Nowmber.
than lfiii nu
titular no at
Upper Deck Torn teuPiscss and
Many of Passengers Were
Throws into Water
(lilltidrm. N. iii, Ana. ill. , ills per
sons wore killed and four luluroti ycs
tt-rday by an explosion on a assoltne
lorryboai. plying bctwccn tit. iioorgc's
and Handy Point. The boat was wreck-
oil.
The accident happened while the
ferry was midway ilctwooo tit.
llooraa‘a and Sandy Point. The war
of tho explosion slitmk tho buy and pic-
tvos oi iron and wotltiwork were scattcr
cd for several hundred feet in every di.
roctton.
Tito upper ticclt was turn to pieces
and several oi the passohaors were
thrown into the water. They escaped
serious injury. but of those who re
mainsd aboard only one escaped.
Among the victims were to tourists.
women who were visiting in this sec-
tiou of the country. Those who s'orn
injured were irightfuily burned. and af-
ter halos troalod at 8t. (lsorae‘a hospl.
ml were taken to a hospital at 8t.
Johns.
The host was a new one and had ou~
iy been on the route for two months.
The exact cause of the explosion has
not yet boon determined but on loves
ligation is in progress.
l'oittnl cards are balsa received from
Miss inc: llsnisis. of tlhsstunt street.
Norwailt. who is spending part of her
vacation from the selectmuu's office
in New Haven. and they tell of the fine
time she is having.
us-
Mrs. J. 0. Circular and daupiitsr.
Miss Mildred Crotsley. of Chicago. are
sounding a few days with Mrs. (3th
icy's sister. airs. iii. M. baton, of been.
ard street. Mr. tirutsiey is expected
in a few days.
WM...
'i‘hs Kelsey Athletic. Club had a trot.
icy ride last eventha. this being their
mound annual siisir. They ml to
nmklawa. nssr iirtdgsport. where
they solar-ll dancing and other amass:
meats. about forty young petiole fill»
all the special car and all report a this
the.
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New York WW lisr
ilp‘ hairllultieucs
in Fairilsiiflm.
Mrs. John Williams Cut-tins
will be required to‘ titers in Fairtioid
and live there. in one the recommen-
dation made by Judge Elmore 8.
Banks, her solo ootiuarvator. to Judas
Lehman, of the New. York supreme
court is adopted by him. The voltm-
tary resignation of John C. Shaw. of
New York. a! one or the two conser-
vators of Mrs. Curtiss was accepted
by Judah Lehman yeaierdsy and J udge
Banks condoned as her solo conserva-
tor.
Mrs. (turtles occupllia's unique posi-
tion. for slthoosh shells possessed of
homes built in Faltlol'd and New
York. personal prowrtv valued at
”0.000 and a one-third interest in w,
natal/s valued at upwards of “.000.-
one. she has to have a conservator
manage her adults because of her ex-
travagant. mode of living. the courts
being compelled to lion in and save
her estate so that the various bill she
owes may be paid.
lit-force Whitaker. having gone
thoroughly into the case has reported
to the court that her share oi the
estate oi Miss Mary 0. Pinckncy. valv
nod at $2,080,000 was not producing
any income. The court-adopted his
report, directed that Mr. banks invest
this property so as to produce an in-
come and pay Mr. Whitaker his bill
for 31.000 as referee and also pay the
hill of Miss Mary v. Mol’iks as stone
arapher.
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Ill Hill ‘
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Tired Out underwear
From Railroad Company
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A Twenty Minnie Schedule is
Wanted AII’Wlfllar is Darts»
The transportation: comtuittcc of the
Morohauts' and Manuraciurors‘ Asset
clation hurt a busy session last night
at the office of Aliom-‘l' .lohn Ranch.
in the United Bank building. when
they hold a nicotine.
The committee t‘lilllf' to the comic
sion that the trollcy situation at the
dcpot has info dormant long onoutfb.
it will be remembered that a number
of months no there was a lot of talk
almut improving irollc) conditions at
the depot In fact them has been talk
intermittently for scvorul years along
this line. At that time committt-es from
tho Merchants‘ and Manitiacturers' As.
sociation and tho Norwsllt Business
Mcn‘tt Association that oii’lrials of tho
trollcy company in relation to the
matter and urged a loop at the depot.
Last night‘s incotinit of the commit-
tco passcd a resolution calilns on the
trolley company in make good it!
promise and submit a plan for the hub
icrmcni oi the depot ii‘olloy conditions.
it was hoped after the last visit of the
Now ilnvcn oncials something would
tic forthcoming in a short while and
thc transportation committee now
holds that too much time has elapsed
without an answer forthcoming.
Auothcr matter iskon up was the
winter schedule on llw itowayton end
of the mom line. in about a month‘
the winter scheduli- will so into ei-
fcci. Whitih‘mtiflil. li llu- usual prac-
itrc is followed. that lhcro will be a
car down south tistn Ilrooi only once
every forty mintites. 'l‘hc transporta-
tion committee MlIIi‘t‘tl last nltht to
request the company to continue the
present twenty minute headway
throughout. the winter to itowsyion. it
is pointed out that note five years sell.
cars want. as far as “endow street Mt
my twenty minutes in the winter.
Another matter taken up last hi hi
was the status of the mminuters‘ it sit
ssutnst the increase. in rates between
iiouth Norwai and New York. The
muslin: soother resolution or
nursing t protest of 200 or so new
mnlm aaaius’t tbs raisins of the rates.
The mqili' monthly meetings of the
)Ir
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l
Meridian ‘ ind dismiscturm' Assn»
elation on harasumetl in the fall.
Them-is an abundance of work for the
association "and inasmuch as it is in
tended to wagons some campaign the
comics _
first“, . . shinsaltsoctstioa.
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ly Damaged Machine
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Delay Caused Willie Apparatus
is Being Repaired '
CHATliAM. Ena. Aug. lit—John
B. Moissant. the Chicago aviator. who
is utomptlng to fly from Paris to Lon-
don. descended for the second time
near here today. breaking the propel-
ior and part of the frame of the ma-
chine in making the second landing.
The broken parts must. be replaced
from Paris and s resumption of the
flight to London before tomorrow is int.
probable.
Neither Moissant nor his mechanic
was injured in the accident.
The good fortune which accompan-
ied Moissantin the carlier stages of his
flight from Paris and his record break.
lug Journey across the Channel with a
passenger. seems to have deserted him
with his arrival upon English shores.
Motor defects In the aeroplane. ‘whlch
had yesterday worked without a slip
forced him to make two successive
landings when about half way on the
course between landed and Tilmtin-
stone. where he ascended at 4:55 this
morning. ills first descent. a mile
from Bittimtbourne. about 35 miles
from London. was due to the displace
mom of a small pin in the mechanism.
ontaillna an immediate descent. lie
narrowly escaped disaster in the lead
ing. lust missing the mouth of a deep
chalk pit. a fall which would have
meant death for the aviator and his
mountain. basalts smalls, , .._
detained him nearly three hours.
its than made a second start. but
had scarcely covered ten miles toward
his post. when second accident
brought I‘m down at Rainbow. Kent.
A rod connecting the driving gear of
the aoropianewss fart-lured. stopping
the engine and forcing the ulnar to
plane ltnmediatcly to the ground. He
landed in a field, occupied by small at
iotmcnt gardens. but only skliiiuii
handling of the aeroplane prevented its
plunging into a clump of trees which
touted the way.
Moissant made an abrupt turn to es-
cape those and the machine came
down heavily in the garden. breakina
the chaste and slnashing a blade of
the pmpcilcr. Molssani and his the
chanic climbed out of the snisshed ina-
chlne uninjured. but upon looking over
the damage were of the opinion that
the repairs could not be accomplished
on the spot and that they must wait
for parts to replace the damaged por‘
tions of them achinc. for which they
immediately telegraphed to Paris.
m.-«. ._..u “m.
ENTERTAINID THEIR FRIENDO.
Mr. and Mrs. DIVid Flahsrty Gave a
Reception for Tit-it- Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. David Flaherty. oi
Prospect avonuc. entertained a party oi
friends Tuesday owning in honor of
guests of Mrs. (l. W. Smith. from New
York city. There were about twenty
pro-cut altogether and a very pleas-
ant time was had by all. During the
evening games. songs and dancln'i
were intiulacd in. William Crotty. a
young violinist. accompanicd by his
sister. May. no the piano. rendered
litany sclectlons. Al singing the Pin-
ncll brothers. oi New York. and tho
Mount-d sisters. of this city. made a
hit. Miss Susie lmnard also recited
and for this part of entertainment was
loudly applauded. Miss lmnard has a
bountiful sweet voice and always in
the limelight when sinking or testis.
lions are called for. Mrs. G. W. Smith
also offered much entertainment by
her witty sayings and her singing and
reciting. Mr. Fishsrty acted as toast
master and acquitted himself very
well. Those present were Its. a. w.
Bmlth. airs. M. Carroll. Patrick Orettr.
Mrs. Anthony Warisnski. lira. William
stall. the Misses ilitta Fina. dusts
s d Mar rst inboard, Therese lis-
herty. ay (hotly. Anna Carroll.
Messrs. Eugene McGowan. Vincent
rlshsriy. (horse Emits. air. lira.
David Fisher-tr. In. and James nusli.
Michael Hanan, airs. Muesli and Mrs.
Moonlloogii. or Brooklyn. N. Y.
DOV “It 1’0 JAIL.
Biill‘l‘ot. Aug. tau-Frank lord ll
year old ' . was haters Judas o
loll. II Chit Kill Willi! 00!” Mid-
day oharssd with burglary and arson
in connection with the disappear-sass
of valuables and a mysterious lire iii
the boats of James Holismau last dun.
day. its pleaded guilty to the shat-ass
and was bound over to the septsmbsr
tprni of the Superior Court in Hartford
antler bonds of “.000. He was taken
1m {he a busy this for {wartime jail in default oi* the
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. with a plant) I duett;
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ululit Fill fl
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to oartlti'dtlsy.
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Enjoyable Program. With .. lien
treatments. Follows lisp-
‘ulsr fleeting
‘ lady Jennings mugs, Shepherds oi
Bethlehem. held a regular meeting last
night. in Red Men's Hall. at the con.
‘oluston of which there was a very
pleasing entertainment. Mrs. Harry
Vail and Miss Lydia ireland favored
Mrs. Thomas
James gave a recitation; Miss Theresa
Cahill a vocal solo. being obliged to
respond to chooses: Mrs. Thomas
James. Mrs. Frederick F'iedier. Charles
Walker. Miss heels Fledier and Mrs.
George Wilson gave a dialogue; Mrs.
William J. Wicox's solo was enthusias-
tically encored. Then came a tableau.
Unionist of Two Flags,-partlcipated in
by Miss Carrie Northrup and George
Wilson.
The entertainment committee was
composed of Mrs. Frederick Fiedler.
Miss Elisa lingers. Mrs. Charles Thies,
Mrs. Frank Short. William H. Mosher
and L if. Cummings.
The refreshment committee was
Mrs. James Day. chairman. Mr. and
Mrs. W. ii. Mosher. i. ii. Cummings.
Miss Hattie Nlter, Mrs. May Burke
and Mrs. Alice Titles.
All those present brought some sort
of rubber. and this collection will be
sold today to a junk dealer. Quite a
large sum is expected to be netted.
tut itilltlllilillll
satin tutu
Representative Longwerth Au-
nuances That its Will Nev-
er Support I'Iilii
BEVERLY. Masai. Aug. t8.~—Reiiect-
in; the views of the administration. it
is generally believed, Bairmniative
Nicholas iongworth. of Ohio. today
gave out a statement in which he says
min and that he does not believe an.
nfimmfimseosr‘m
is regarded as the actual beginning of
the real light on Mr. Cannon.
it had been regarded as a significant
fact for several days that Mr. Mus-
werib had been called into all of the
actor held by President Tait.
isongworlh was present yesterday af-
ternoon when the president and vice
president talked together. it was be
ported then that a statement adverse
to Mr. Cannon was being prepared in
quarters close to the administration
and it was also intimated that Mr.
Sherman. who. like Mr. ipngworth. has
always been a supporter of Ir. Can-
non. has become reconciled to the fact
that Mr. Gannon must go.
There may be furihcr significance in
the fact that Representative bong-
worth is going to Oyster Bay on Sat-
urday to spend several days with his
father-in~law. Colonel Roosevelt.
union—.-
~~8ale still on at M. Josem & Sons“.
Washington fit. liridge.
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MOBIL”. Als.. Ana. iii-«With a tri-
ple lynching almost certain to follow
their captors, armed eitiseus of May
Minolta. Ala.. are pursuing three no-
aroes who last night shot and killed
Marshal John smith. Bloodhouads and
odiosrs were sent from flotilla to so
also in the search.
0n the request of a white woman in
front of whose home three negro tur~
miles hands were loitering Marshal
Smith wentto arrest the nssrosa. Two
of the nsxross opened lire when the
officer approached. killing Smith in-
molly.
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sash assitishsi word. l not no insertion.
be will never support Speaker Cannon-
recent conferences of a political char- I}.
Mr.
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interests acoustic vans
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A special town meeting was held;
in the Dorian Town Hall Tuesday eve. .
sometime previous, in regard to the ad— ‘
system. and to accept a new road
which had hen laid out on the Daniel!
property.
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each additional were. i cent per insertion. .
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REWARD.
A RIWARD or m is HEREBY 01'-
ierod for information leading to the ar-
rest ind conviction of the m 1».
3th fame!
stats who on or about the 1
August mo. desecrated the gun in .-
ayton, by dashing certain words thereon.
By order of the (inn Committee. 1!. E...
lioofieiti. secretary. newuton. Cong“;
TO LET
ITO 3k‘mfi 91‘3““ "I
3,312. cloak store: 12TH . .
nquirs of
We»: If dolif‘ed.
1'6 LIT—1'
light housekeeping. "I
JD'LIdei any ”emissions sofi- ‘
I 8 or 006 Or any 0
v runs
7: also tires mm apartment.
sister. to Ely Ave. at”:
T0 LIT—«liDUilE. o SPRING sir. '
unicorn improvements. newt . "é
nted throughout: rent I . Inna”
. Miller. t‘annon Station. on. I”!
To Llrworraou. -. nouns.
lira-low 5L. modern impro ants; dot-
tsgs. in: mans. unripe. Bi. out iat-
movements. inquire i'i. melon/sky. 130 if
TO LIT~-REAR noon on i- ass"
floor Swans a Chi-belt building. out bio
for light manufacturing or : light on
elevator.
ihnc sides. slum healed Arid
r further particulars. innate at on
t Old Well Ci r (lo. . mg
Peasants on no LET.
WANTlD—JOUNG LADY FOR CASH-
isr; experienced preferred: must be quiet:
at it tires. Apply (treat A. lit P. Ten 00..
Boot Nurwal . all“
wanna—4M obi 1' Is. to 10
acres. Must“ w i- in” . on
between ”.000 an. $10. .‘- A
(inbuilt-i.
particulars in Farm. sore
WANTID «TWfl 0R 'l'fllllfli‘l GAN-
vamcrs. Ability no neat appear-an. .n -
0'- Apply “by letter. th
his (To. a w
wauraowmglrr ones?” ”We
Nov-walk lion-pit . Ap lo . i. r
mood. 187 Washington t.
WANTlDwtllflt-B A UT '0': -
int-n. Apply .l. J. (33% factory ea;
inmost. . ‘ 1. a.“
WANTIo-~BIAI.L FAMILY won
OLUITT PIAIODV I. GO. . '
girls in boxing department. as
so operators on power mash nos s r. I
to learn. steady work the you dream“
WANTID ... coercion All
w tohmsn by rails is man; first
i“ empties. Address tchnianmars -
their a It
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house: an dis-aged man . ad artist
m use
it: references mini . Add
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house. lsrirs barn. iv iral’i’gg'lnwryfi
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miss this .s :btfu sail.
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to uyataba times hd
set nussihnssmsa air mattresses.
nil
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lg: $153356 M "'s Ivar furniture
i
one your sun. 10‘ that Ave.
W A HAWAII" or new You oath
own and an r the comforts "l a
home. than is Charles it. Hey . at
res sa ‘I-a "" . '
seven
loll by i
stamina...
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Some More Things to B. PM» ~
Out About Proposed Highway. . l
sing. at. which was considered the :ad-‘f' J?“
"nobility of laying out a new "road'j' .
through the property of Messrs. Add. ..
tin, Beoileid and Raymond, along the; ;’
Connecticut Company’s tracks to the}:
Rowsytou road; also to listen to the?‘ .
report of a committee ”minted." 7
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ears 0... Ian arm '51 . ta it
95* 1‘
WANTED. ,
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visabllity or establishing of a 1;.er '
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Cr.
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like five rooms and bet rant mod IE '.
Address it. a. Center. iihliows an. ”.l‘l
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