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‘ . Peter Bailey and Family Burn
Did of their Home Last ~~
flight at ,8 O’clock
lililiitlli illill
stir it till illililillli
liew the Fire Started Appears
' to Be a Mystery
At 7:55 last evening the Norw'allt
Fire Department was called to fight
a very stubborn blaze that broke out
in the home of Peter Bailey, at I?
Spring Hill. The tire Was given a good
start, because of the fart that it was
not discovered until it, had made much
headway. Then the time. which was so
near to 8 o'clock. when it is custo-
mary to ring out» of the fire alarm box-
es for trial. helped to confuse matters
in that the firemen all thought that it
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lite liDIlilEliSE; .
turoisr run $11.20
That Carleton Nichols. of Camden.
N. .l.. who was arrested by Odiccr
()hurlca Page, of Norwallt. for not hav-
ing the proper number of license plates
upon his auto as he drove through Nor-
walk on Saturday. will not forget that
the police in Norwalk know something
about automobile laws. is quite certain.
Saturday he came through to Norwalk
in his large automobile from Peach
Lake. Brewsiors, and said he had come
to mail some letlcrs. Officer Page no
{iced a discrepancy of license num-
iora. there beiuamone o be of
the machine. and atopp‘flnhlm. fl: turn-
od out then that the yo ; man had no
driver‘s license with him. He said that
he had left. it at home. in the auto
wit him were his three sisters
m$§hn . .. ,, ., _ . pulls. ”a
lie was reload“ upon a'bond of 825
and was allotted to depart, being
warned to appear in the Norwalk court
this morning at. 9 o'clock. lie was on
hand this morning anti without any
ceremony was fined tit) and the actual
costs of the case. which brought the
amount that the young man had to
leave in town just $11.20.
SALOON KEEPEIl i8
IlillIEll 0F $700
80 soundly did Patrick J. llrcnuau
a Fairilcld suloonkoeper. sloop after a
busy night. Saturday. (but thieves
went through‘hls living rooms over
the saloon at Spring direct and (Your
elery avenue. carried a licuvy trunk
down stairs into the bar room, forced
it open and made off with between
86th) and $600 in cash as Well its a
quantity of clothing.
Brennan had uo'ldeu of what time
the burglars entered. for his first reu-
lllzailon of the crime came when he
awoke uud found the room in confu~
sit)". llurrylng down stairs lic dia-
covorod the trunk with its contents
scattered about and only the lens do-
airable of the clothing loft.
lircnnuu had been accustomed to
allowing his collections to reach good
ly iiiiillillllri bcfore making bank depos-
its. lie has no definite suspicion, but
he and the ii‘ulrlleld authorities are
convinced that the work is that of
some persons thoroughly familiar with
the establishment.
PRAISE! ATTORNEY GENERAL.
a...”
Governor Weeks Has a Few Kind
Words for Mr. Holcomb.
HARTFORD. Aug. tilt.” in accepting
the resignation of Attorney General
Marcus ll. Holcomb. who Is to become
a Superior court ,iudae. Governor
Weeks has written the following letter
to Judge Holcomb:
"My Dear Gen. Holcomb:
l have your favor of the 22d inst...
tendering your resignation of the office
of attorney general. to bike effect Rent.
it. iiiiti. l hereby ucoepl tho sumo. i
beg to express the opinion that in
leaving this high office to become u
fudge of the Superior court. you will
carry with you the profound import
and good will of the people of (too
nectlcut who have knowlsdse of the
sinmilarly efficient manner in which
the office of attorney general has been
«inducted by you for a period of at.
most four years. With assurances of
my high personal regard, and with
best wishes for your future success.
am.
, “Very truly yours. _
, tBisnsd) "FRANK B. Wiiiliiifs.
"Governor."
it is unallinlauy reported here that
Attorney Harry back. of Killingiy. will
be appointed to serve out the unex-
pired term of Judge Holcomb. He is
a candidate for the nomination for that
. office on the Republican ticket. Mr.
but was formerly stats labor cent-
,nillllonar.
. i
intuit innit?”
illiiillllli i illiill
I considerable Activity in Evidence
in City of Norwalit Politics
.Last evening the Town Assembly
Hall was the scene of a Republican
meeting, at which time about forty of
the one hundred who received cards
inviting them to be present. were on
hand. The meeting was for the pur-
pose of talking over the political alt-
uation of the City of Norwalk and
things were gone over pretty careful-
ly. The Republicans are planning an
active campaign for this year. as was
shown by the discussiont of last ove-
nlng. it was voted to form an Town
Republican Club.
The meeting was called to order by
John H. Hoyt. in the absence of Chair.
than F. s. Ambler. who is out of town
at present, and he presided at. the
meeting. Canvass books were given
out nd a committee appointed to
make the canvass. each member being
riven a certain district. The commit-
tee will reach every Republican and
find out everything that will be of
service to the party. They will an
unable to walk to the polls and will
care for all matters of this nature. The
committee appointed in Samuel Lynes.
chairman, fillblri S. Adams. M. ii. lien
nett. Thomas A. Skelly. Henry F.
Price. Joseph A. Carlen and Charles it.
Curtis.
The advisability of forming a Town
Republican Club was discussed at
composed of E. 0. Keeier, chairman
fit. it. Bennett. Thomas A. Skelly. id. S
of orcanlslnc such a citib. The next
ice! to the call of the chairman.
South Nov-walk Caucus.
the Republicans of the Second District
at tonight's caucus to go to the slab
convention will be favorable to ”it
nomination of Everett .I. Lake for um
cruor. While the names of aevcra‘
men have bccn mentioned no child!
dates for the positions of delegates, ill
of them are Luke mcn.
Charles A. Goodwin. who is oppns
in; lake for the nomination. is prim
iically unknown down this way. whliv
the former lieutenant governor ha
been here frequently, knows many no
pie and has always created a favorablg
impression on occasions of his vlsl'
here.
practically understood by a great many
Republicans that there was little doubt
that Lake would be
nominee.
There.ia every indication that to
one and that in fact the forllicotninu
caucuses ‘for the town and city nomi
nations will be likewise. for ihcrc it
party that ii is little to gel tocciht-i
and wield the atrensth that they should
in view of their predominance in mint
barn. Despite the numerically greater
strength of the Rt‘puhiit'uils. lllt‘ pain
two or three years has resulted in r
condition of affairs that has brought
the members of the party to a rcaliza
iiou lhill it is time to act together city
wise.
I" BE APPOINTED
T0 WEST Pilllil
Henry ll. Vallent. of South t'niou
avenue. whom. as it was announced
some time ago, was appointed by Con
aresaman E. J. Hill. from r‘airnelti
County, as first alternate for the up
polntment to the West Point Military
Acainetfi. will leave Norwallt in a
short time to attend a West Point pro
paratory school. lie will here prepare
himself for the examinations for the
academy. which come in January. The
preparatory school that Mr. Valiant
will attend is situated at liluhluud
Falls on the Hudson
The congressman has the privllour
of appointing three men. The unit
man that he appoints is the one to ro~
culve the appointment if his examina-
tions reach a sufficiently high stan-
dard. Then the congressman appoints
two alternates. first and second. and
Mr. Valiant is the first of these. The
examinations are taken and if the first.
man malted good in them he is the out-
to take the appointment. if he fails
to pass hi. examinations. and the first
alternate succeeds in passing his. then
the latter is appointed. in a like way.
of the man with the appointment and
the tint alternate fail to pass their cit-
umlntttiona. than the second alternate
in rent to the school.
Mr. tent is a young man on-
poclally Mail iiultotl to take the up-
poiutmtlnt if haisurceoda in ohtainina
it, for he is of unusual physical (level
cement and is an especially bright stir
dent. His many friends. appreciating
the honor. sincerely wish him the limit
of soot! fortune in obtaining the up.
pointmollt. Mi‘. Valilnt has been cm-
pluyed tn thetaidlaw Company, in
ew York city for about two yearn.
t has given, up that poaiiion to do.
voio his time table studies.
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Au-
PlIiti ‘Dlililll A RUMOR.
NEW “YORK. Aill. ”hr-Sillyvenufti
run. a «national of the n
linoia Iiltlfil railroad by the late ill,
ii. Hartman. today denied with em-
phasis the report which had become
current tint he was soon to be rector.
ad to the Motley of that company.
L
range far the traitnportution of those
length, after which a cummitiee of five-
Adams and Charles if. Dilworth, was
appointed to fir-vise sumo method of
organization and to take up the matter
meeting of the club will be held sub-
While it has not been lhf' practice of
of the town to instruct delettntea iii
the various conventions. there is no
doubt that the delegates to be named
Another factor is that (iataiwin
Int‘into the race late, after it wat-
the Republican
nizht's caucus will be a harmonlmw
a feelinir among the momboru of thc
lllllillli
“Billillllllltilil
HltlHtRilllliii
. in the Death of George
F. Seller
lliiliiillli ill llli
illilliliili Ill llii Bill
License oi the Accused (instil-
ieur NotProperiy Endorsed
The trial of Charles Shutter. chars.
ed with manslaughter and with not,
having his operator‘s license properly
endorsed. was again continued prompt~
ly at, 2 o‘clock yesterday afternoon.
and the outcome was decided at lizlii
o'clock. Sliutser was bound over. the
finding being that there was probable
cause. The crowded court mom evi»
danced the unusual interest in the
case.
caucus——
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
hit ill liltii
llllitiiliill tin
to That Much for Each of
the 2.700 Employee
it developed today that. at the last
meeting of the local trolioymun‘a uti-
ion. a motion was made to naoaa each
member of the union 81.59 to pay for
the cost of urbilratlng their wage do-
tnuud. This was discussed pro and con
and was finally tabled. it will be tar
itcu up and disposed of in all probabil-
.ty‘. '
There are nearly 800 inch in the New
Limo trolley-men. However. in Water-
bury. where there are some 200 motor-
men and conductors. there is no union.
so that these men could not be anew
ed. The burden of exocrine would.
therefore. rest upon the other Lilith or
1.600 men. .
Hy assessing each of the 1,500 men
ilfiu, a total of 82.250 would be added
to the. treasury, This would more than
pay for the men's part in the coat of
.hc arbitration. for it isn't likely that
the urbltrutora arc to receive more
than 31.000 each. The entire coat of
.bct arbitration in to be paid for joint
y by the llieii and the company.
*ciitiirrEiii nib rut:
Tilt sensual riuiiss
W
4
On Saturday afternoon. it party of
live in a touring car belonging to par
ties at White Plains. N. Y.. while (‘tllli-
up down titaic ntroai lilll, Westptirt.
got to the center to find two irolluye
.m the tracks and a black dog occupy
my the center. The chauffeur aimlna
o avoid hitting the dog made a sharp
.tiru to the right only in come within
iii are of fatally injuring a man and
woman hastening to catch the blur-
walk cur. ‘ ‘
in a further endeavor to avoid strut.
tug those people the chauffeur whose
attention had been so abuorbed that ilc
did not llet‘ the drinking itiuniain lit
the center. run into it build on. demol-
ishing ll. Hillitl-Iliififl the auto radiator
lamps and front of the our.
Why dollars was paid by the auto-
inobiiiata to cover the damage to the
fountain after which the wrecked uti-
to wau taken to u “lil‘agt'. wbcru south.
or car was substituted and the auto
istii proceeded on their way to White
l'laius.
«WM o..—
BWEBIBH LllTiiEiilil
Pld'l'illl liEBlOliB
The members of the Swedish Luther
an Church have learned with regret of
the decision of their pastor. the itov.
ll‘ruucla El‘l‘ii'iiiitlll, to resign ills paalon
ate bore. Pastor lilrlcsuou has been
here since last September and during
hie may tutu made a lento number of
friends. lie in a young man of pleas-
in“ personality and gives much proiu~
no its a clergyman. He is leaving the
local church in order that he may
study further. Hamill to tipsala
College. a awodlsh-Amcr can institu-
tion. where he will take a year's
course.
Pastor Ericason will conclude his
stay here Sunday and during the last
few days is encased in raising money
to pay off the marines on the lot on
which the people of tho Elwodish blith-
eran Church expect to build. ‘
LuaoHaoas ‘ro coariuua.
in view of the popularity of the li'ri-
day afternoon lunch at the Norwaiit
Country Club. it has been decided to
continua theta weekly oil
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Costs of Arbitration Will Amount
Haven iroliiiytncn‘a union. and all ever
she state there are between 1.7M anvil
3 .
woodman
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Tragedy tore aside tit volt of so-
crecy hiding the culmination of a re-
mance in a privately arranged mar~
rlago in Strutford scrotal weeks ago
when on Saturday utabt lira. Joseph-
ltio White. heart broken because her
husband refused to consent. to a public
announcement of their nuptials. end-
ed her life with illumination gas.
Mrs. White was edifices and her
husband. Joseph Carl, White. was
afraid of provoking tha‘tinmlty of his
family by consenting bathe announce-
ment of their nuptials. '
White's people live id Thomastou.
The marriage tookplaco; July e. about
a your after Mrs. Whit. but been di-
vorced from Edward Bhrlter. of liar-
wintou. Relativee of; Mr. White
learned that the two were living at
licyuold's Bridge. Chill; and Mrs.
while then to protect her reputation
demanded that the wedding should be
made public. A quarrel followed. and
she went to the home of her sister.
Mrs. Susan Monroe. brine street.
New Rochelle. N. Y. .
Early Sunday morning she. was
found dead in a room of her sister's
home. with can flowiniz‘fruln an open
int. llcnldeii her husband she is our-
vlvotl by another sister; Mrs. William
Parker. of ilurwintou and a brother
Frank Reed of ilridtioport.
The marriage in Stafford was sol-
emnised by a ittstice of the peace.
mama w—um-
Slili Mill 5 ~ ll
Allliliiiiliiliiil
‘i
Steering Wheel Withst—
iup Turn and tilt-Pale
.llli Mimi; ..
llllliltllil’llll'i‘. Ana. :3.-—-~tfttusad by
a drunken passenger prubblnt: the
atccring wheel as alic car was tauntiiuit
licartl'a rorncr last t‘i't'lliluf at a hood
clip. lhcrv was another automobile In
cidcnt at that point. which, however.
did not result fatally. its although the
car was more or less smashed when it
crashed into a loleal‘aph polo. the or»
rupanta wore able to continue their
drunken ride towards Lighthouse
Point. After the accident the operator
demanded his pay. anti received in-
stead a push and cons words. whereup-
on he took the next car back to ilridxe-
port. leaving the party to an on as best
they could.
Draw the Operator.
l-‘rank Drew. of it? flint sift-til, was
the operator at the time of the accld‘
out. its is employed by Mrs. Wanton.
of Weatport. to drive her car and his
license is No. ii‘.37l. Eut‘l)‘ in!“ 0V-
oniug while in Grant's ulnar store he
was approached by a young man and
asked if he would like to earn 32 by
drliltig a party to Lighthouse Point.
where they were to join the moonlight
still of the idlito club. Upon his rc-
plying in the affirmative. ho was told
to go to the corner of John "-utl ilrond
street, where they would moot hlin.
lie did so and soon it llraiiou our with
four thou on board drove up and took
him with them.
Wanted Speed.
All the party were more or loan till-
dor the influence of liquor when they
started, and aloppluit at tho Struifortl
inn they took several mom drinks. sl-
itir which thcy ordered the operator to
turn on fttii power and go ahead as fast
as he could. He obeyi‘il find was try-
liia to negotiate Board‘s corner at a
fast i'llll when one of the crowd snatch-
oil the “(porn)“ wheel otit of his hands.
with the result the machine skidded
and went up against a telegraph polo.
Auto Damaged.
tluo lamp was smashed. the hood
Willi hunt and the radiator wuii dom-
aaed. mow. getting out of the ma-
chine. demanded his money. whereup-
on one of the party pushed him down.
south tbeftltillty vot influx in fight
four runltdh menu at once. Drew
picked himself up and took the next
car for liridaapoct. while the automo-
bile party on bdtil'd contlmmd "a tour-
ney towards lliahtiunise Point. ,
One of the iiaassnsera bi iliouulii to
have unaudited ‘a broken arm or dis-
located shouidsr, as. IWOI‘dlIIs to an
eye witness he acted as if in great
pain. Chauffeur pm when interview-
ed appcar‘nd reliant, although he as.
vrssad himself as, ,wantiuiz tho a
fee. and deoiaratl its would set it. ‘i
A special meeting of Court domestic
De AMHMNHMN at Aurel-lea. will
be held vomit“ creates-
we ‘ J ' on: J! a
oawm‘comi. consummation
intuit iii
tuition
Drunken mutt m the
hi vitamin
iPPlliPRii til
Board of Estimate and Taxation
Rubs it into Board of
School Visitors ‘
iiiiiil il’i’llill’lillllilll
[if llllll ilii 'iiilli
Town Board of Assessors Also
Nestled $33.56 for Deficiency
Last night the town board of esti-
mate and taxation "lit into" tho board
of school visitors in great shape and
for a time the situation at the estimate
and taxation board's meeting was a
decidedly warm one.
Not a single member of the board
of scluxil visitora was on hand and
this. for one thing. was a matter that.
exasperated the estimate and taxation
board to no entail degree in view of
the circumstances. The school visitors
had exceeded their legal appropriation
by 8200, but tlcapltc the fact the only
representative for the visitors was
their purchasing agent. Thomas (2.
lialrom.
A member of the estimate board in
spottitina of the situation today, and
while still in a rather warm frame of
mind over it, maintained that the
school visitors had been put in their
plight because of a tax method of
keeping their books. All a result of
this. he said. the visitors' board had
actually committed a misdemeanor be
endin- of exceeding their appropria-
tion. Under the method by which the
town does business nowadays, it is im-
boiutiblo to run up bills indiscriminate
li’. The board of estimate apiwoprlaios
a certain sum of money for a specific
potpou- and the limit must not be
passed. This member added the least
"in school vinitnra could have done un-
der the circumstances would have
been to have some members present at
last ulahi'a meeting. The estimate
board. he said. came our not maklns
the extra appropriation of mo need.
rd
it was hruuxht out that the school
vialtora had spent for supplies {2.200.
whereas only 31,000 had been allowed
il-cm the extra money they spew he»
Party WM Hind Chum LO" loaned to the fund of the birth school
‘ t‘mllil'illis‘ti. The over cxpcndlturo was
Him in all am really quite a simple matter. The viral
tors sitiilllim that so long as there
was a certain amount of money on
hand. it was for their supply account.
and it was here that the inioklteopipa
ramp in. The $200 in question abould
haw been credited to the blah school
committee's account. 'l‘hai committee
discovered suddenly. when they want-
rd to pay their Janitor. that they had
no money.
An extra appropriation of £33.56 was
also made to tho aaseasors’ account.
idiom ininibcra of the board of ca-
tiniatn und two soloctinrn participuicd
in last niahi'a session. First Select.
man Alfred aviaou presided and John
llcvinc was the other sclectman pres-
out.
The estimate board members on
hand Were Frank H. Merrill, F. ii.
Smith. Christian Swurtz. ll. hi. lace. 8.
(‘ Palmer, A. hi. Pohluian. 8. la. “and
and hi. it Gregory. Mr. Merrill start-
ed the ball it rolllnit in the "drosslns
down“ for the school visitors. it is
said. and Messrs. Palmer. l‘ohiman and
about all of the others followed suit.
riit Klilll terriers
rot vim sitters
Elaborate and extensive prepara-
tions are being made for the day of
the water sports at tho Knob Club,
which will be Saturday. Every effort
is being made to make this year’s
aquatic orcnls outdo all previous af-
liilrs of this sort. There are to be at
local ton events. the prison for wltlrh
will be on exhibition in William P.
lieera‘ South Main street store all day
Friday anti Saturday morninx. They
will include the cups and medals and
several other prises that will be
awarded to the successful ones in the
races. The races will be for the mom-
iicra of the Knob Club only. The large
‘
Inc a great number of entrants for
each race within the club. ‘
The ladies who are not taking part
in the sports have made plans for a
tea to the members of the club. Deo-
orslions will be in evidence. and there
will he a long table on the lawn. from
which the his will be served. This
will afford those taking too to linen
in close touch with the sports at that
some time. .
The events that have been planned
consist of the foliowlnp: One-mile
canoe race. hurry scurry cam race.
and buys. diving from thwaprinlbhard
for women and Iirll, swimming under
wilt/or. one hundred yards’ swim for
men. one hundred yarda‘ swim for
boys. one hundred yards' swim for wo-
men and atria. dressed waterlnaicn
nonlevbvnovclty race.
A dance will be held in the evening
't‘
to furnish the master
w
IS illiRlliiiWii’
membership warrants this. there be- ’
dlvinx from the aprlnshoard for mod 3
with Harvey's orchestra. of l‘iridasport.
illltiiil itilllii w. "
till it nuns
Residents Ara Becoming Tired
of Speed Madness and 8qu-
icon the State Police
Barton is selling all worked up
again over the automobile situation.
in years gone by Dorian has been a
terror for its speed traps to catch the
auto drivers who try to makes race-
track out of the turnpike and has also
insisted on a rigid enforcement of the
warning signal phase of the law. etc.
Just what caused the constables to quit
the Job has never been figured out, but
it is supposed the criticism of them
and the allegation that they were in
the same for all they could make is
believed to lfavo entered as a consid-
eration. , '
There has been practically no ra-
air-slut on automoblliats in Barton now
for‘two years. in consequence of which
the town‘s old fame for catching auto
drivers has waned. This ropautibmls
likely to be rehabilitated. honour. for
now comes the annmincemeai that
llurlcn people. exasperated beyond
measure because of the speed that
some uuiomobilista drive through
town. have made complaint to Score
fury of State Matthew ii. Rogers. it
watt stated today that Secretary Roa-
ers has taken the matter right up and
that as a result Superintendent Egan,
of the state police. will send a detach-
ment of his men down to flatten to
remedy conditions.
State police have been hovering all
about this vicinity of late apparently.
Some of them were in South Norwalk
Saturday. according to report. it is
claimed that one was recognized in a
local saloon and there was much spec
ulation as to wheth . he was here for
the purpose of salt] is some evidence
against the proprietor or to get the
numbers of automobiles that were
driven in a manner considered reck-
less.
Dorian iioople were made still more
indignant this morning over an occur-
rence of the early morning. it was
stated by a prominent man of the place
that a party of five drunken man in
an automobile were making an exhibi-
tion of themselves. driving the rar
about in such a manner as to attract
attention. .
How the secretary of state not the
information that certain Norwalit auto-
mobllisia have been driving recklessly,
has not yet been figured. though there
is no doubt that some drivers received
notice that a continuation of reckless
driving will mean a suspension of the
driving license.
The methods of the state police in
going after liridzeport automobiilats
has been the subject of considerable
interest. There they have been equine
pad with motor cycles having speedo-
meters.
CLOSING OUT GROCERY STORES.
Grand Central Grocery Co. to Discon-
tinue Sualnasa.
the stock and fixtures of the Grand
Central Grocery Company's store in
Main street. Norwalk. will be sold out
as rapidly as possible by public sue»
lion Friday by John w. Sculley.
Recently. a member of the am, Mc-
Cluskey by name. died. and the Mat
course is being taken in order to settle
up his rotate. Sonic $2.500 worth of
amoeriea will be sold at the Norwailt
store. the auction bealnniug at. 9 a. m.
and conUnulna until it p. in. if neces-
sary. The same course is to be pursued
in all of the other branch stores, which
are located in Danbury. New London.
Staten island and other places.
~0ARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness during the
recent illness and death of our wife
and mother. did especially the mem-
bers of Pal tine Castle. A. O. K. M. C.
GEO. A. CLARK AND CHILDREN.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
CONTRACT. titlidtfl’i‘ldll Wilt (TON-
t‘N‘N‘ collars and walks. F‘lrai class mu-
ierlul and workmanship mittrantcod. Esti-
tuuica cheerfully itiven. Ansell) Halter-
ciii. iiux tiliil. iiuuih Nut-walk. an iin
CIDIR MlLL—rwlililtilNNle'i KATHR-
dai‘. August :7. Mchrnoy's cider tnlil at
Wiiiulutuit will run every Tuesday and
hlalu ny until further notice. at"
" W reroute.” “
FiN FURNITURE RALE Filth? it‘ll'lc
days i is work. at :08 East. Ave. flami-
iium'e‘braaa buds. best hair mattresses. ball
but cit mahogany bureaus. tables.
(illilil‘fl. ice client. and other pieced. Friday
last day of sale. as: it
“ irony “nth?“ earn. on #:352an
(in it . I. I U m 0 it‘
H. V burghy 0h t'ilf‘ntihldI qon 8L. or than”:3
uni o. lreiund. Deputy s eriff. use in
”Forums—articles ““17th AND
tit-uh apples. to +10 picked. is. f. Andrews.
in Want at. elepltone I". as! at
il‘ ii IALIu—Wflf‘m miPlNoTONtfw
slit us and a roostewfrom Cook'wwisa
aioc . lb months old. I". Prentiss. ood-
.ward Ave. It
can t.“ :“mmli‘il W33"
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ties. firmware Ave. y a unlit
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molars momma: dm'fltoi's.
HDHIMAM «a‘ ‘ ‘
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Several Pisces lim Bene~
tittedirom Firefighters.
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The Railroads llave lied Many
Bridges Destroyed
BOISE. lDAHO, Aug. 23.—-—As the re-
sult of advices from the stricken div
triots received at a late hour last night
Gov. J. P. Brady has ordered the state
troops of ldaho at present in camp at.
American Lake to proceed at once to
Cousr d'Alene. ldaho..t.o render assist
lanes in lighting tires and in allevia-
gn; distress resulting from forest.
res.
SPOKANE. Aug. 23.——The tire situa-
tion in Western Montana and ldaho
,~cleared considerably last night and is
more hopeful than for three days.
Multan has been saved. Saltese has
been preserved and Henderson threat:
ened last night and this morning. is in
a fair way to be saved. There are 800
men backhring at St. Regis and it Is
believed their efforts will result in
turning the tire around the town.
(Continued 0!: Fifth Page.)
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ll words or lose, 2! cents; 8 tim‘ lilac
each additional ward. i cant oar insertion.
REWARD.
A IIWARD 0! we to HEREBY 0F-
fered for information leading to the ar~
rest and conviction of the pa “I: or per-
your “its lit" 3° . “
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nylon. y daublnif certain ‘33 t
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TO LET
TO L'TwP‘IVE‘ , X MT AT
33 Cove St. East
emails. in throng:
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T0 LET~THREE ROOMS. NEWLY
[in red and inted. water and electric
tails. A. Write. dl Ely Ava. all}!
”Wirflliflde and fruit : one.
if loci: of (rollerbrent Oil. In t .
. ddrasa Boa this. about No .. $9!
T0 Ll‘l’-—-HOUSB§. FLA rl’AR'f‘ 0?
house. burns. basement. hail. do, manu-
factory. carpenter shop. tmia. cams. fon-
men. labora etc. Raymond area an 8
; To uncommon. Brit acorns.
,Meadow t.. modern improvements. in-
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TO LIT-”REAR Rm)“ ON FIRE?!
floor Bwaria & Corbett bull . suitable
for light manufacturing or o : ll'ht oft
three sides. steam hauled elevator.
For further particulars. inqui It am
of the Oh! Well Cigar Co. . in! t
To Luzon ELM aritrm'l‘. Trillion.
very desirable furnished rooms. conven-
lent'to trolley. Address 11.. earn lien-
tinoi. are at
wsu'rsiii
CLUITT. PIAIODV a CO. HAVE
situations to offer caserienrcd operators
on power machines. so girls over is to
learn. Steady work tho your around“
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WANTIMHRL A8 LAilNDREtifi
and chumbcrmaid: Hun rian or Herman
preferred. Newlantl. vonshlru Farm...
near West Norwaiit. Telephone toga."
WANTIO~T0 Plinth-Milli). A CANOE
is or 18 feet in length. Address A. “are
ton. Rowayton. Conn. Tel. con. m it
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family. or in boarding house. for two is.-
bo near to
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wmrao A coon. cum ”
sound driving horas. Address Lt. 36 803i.
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