puppets-run I sense -.
tonight and
and southwest winds.
Generally l' slid continued:
'I‘huTttllil monorail E
Blutered st t s
"gem rid Cities Mutter
south hinfimik Pound?”
iqmi
i it
till
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, 'IIII SIR EI ,
‘ I IIIIIR RIII f
y-EIRS II IIIIW APPEARS
Much Opposition to the Proposed Structure Developed at the
Hearing to Ascertaln Amount oi Benefits and Damages Be-'
tore the Board oi Selectmenu-Lsrgesi Property Owners
Do Not Favor Any Change
in the Present Conditions, and
Several Have Retained Counsel to Fight Matter
PEIIIIIIII IREPIREII III RESSIIIII III EIIRIIER iSiIIlII
IIIII SIRIII IIIII IIIIISIIIIII HIII SIIIIIIIIIIEE i’IIII
Citizens Want Town Meeting Called iat Ones to Take Action,
and lie-appropriate the“ Money Now in the Hands oi the
Selectmen for That Purpose
As a result of the hearing in the
Town Court, room. yesterday after-
noon, tor the purpose at determining
the amounts of honoiits and damages
to tho I“)l(i]li'li_\ ounors along tho line
of tho Wu :liintzton street bridge. and
ndlnci-nt to tho approaches thereto,
liii-ro It; ii potiniIIIIiiy that the new
bridgc will not be built tor n number
of yours. and tliut the present strut».
turn will be ninth: to do [or u consid-
ortiblo time longer: with ropntrs. till
log in. also
immediately ullcr tho hearing was
dcilnrod adjourned n number of these
nutrient prepnrod to petition to tho so
intuition, and hotori- tho attornoon‘wns
IIIIIBIII SHIIP
RIIRSIIII SiiIIiIII
Frank Lilo ventilation Quanti-
ty oi Goods From Place of
the Employer, l. Dales
W
’i‘ho Sherlock Holmes instinct in
shochii bitten stryhei- ennbied him to
capture it supposed thtot dud severe}
dollars worth of plunder last night
about til: it) o‘clock in Mechanic street.
A short time before, u womnlt unpro-
ohcd the oliit‘er and told him she
thought somebody with lti tho barber
silo of Joseph listen in Mechanic.
client. The officer iliiilit.‘ an invertible-
lion, but. found evot‘l’tlilng quiet. Frank
ldto it young assistant or iittluo. was
sitting the the porch Iii front of the
shop. The barber entrained him in con.
voi'sution nnd nskod n illit'rliillli Which
stunned rntiior peculiar to tho policev
until. its wanted to know it he did not
go oft tho Ilt'lli til it o't-iui-h. idio tuttd
he. thought ho wuuid tnltc n little. wuiit
unit then go to bed.
Some time iiilt'i‘, Dinner Slryitor saw
Lilo coining tilting with it bundle. He
stopped bin; dud nskod liiiii witht he
had. The young man l‘t‘iliit‘ti that the
Iilllitiit‘ (‘tllltiiiilt‘d ninipli' Iiiti own
thing». The officer, informing him that
it true ruthor it strange iilllt‘ to leave,
illliiiilt’li that he wait until the propri-
etor or tlto shop won roiliniiliilcated
with. When this was douo. Proprietor
iltlIi-o nt'trnsrd Hit) of slottilng the dr—
livieu lw butt in his possession. 'i‘hey
rotiniutod of n wutch. a razor. ll pair of
scissors, ti towoi. nlid siwou times of
i'tuurrttou nnti $2.06 in money. Lilo,
in iili‘ ottlrcr‘n opinion wnu itoitdod for
iiiu tiizztii truth for New York. tnetouti.
ho limited at police livuilqiutrterii.
wlliirt- ho spoilt the tiiitht, end in titiil
lotdiod up.
The mom ruinr up this morning. but
was continued. by Judith 'I‘nyior lit the
rounonl oi‘ tlw ilt‘t‘lilit’ii. who desired to
how: tiit opportunity to coiiimunlrnte
with his luatbol
Atter tho t‘i)llti)Ii1iTiI wun nindo Dn-
loo wanted to have lilto rt- ltuiiitiii unti
did not turn to llf‘tmm'tllo. 'l‘ini ollltiur
told lltm tiltit he would hurt» to min
with tho court olllolnlli.
TRAIN HOLD UP
DPIIIIWDDD MAII
Wit-toe
llnbocs were on the rnmpnuu in
hprlnpwottd, yesterday. Not. nuiiuliod
with pnuiinntilluu for it good part of
tho tiny, some of them tiiti nonn- imld‘
inn up ut night. llitiitfih with not much
illiciietili.
'rilt' victim or the holdup Willi n
mun nomad (looms Gunner]. who lives
near the Sprlnnwooti out. As he who
going through the rsilrosd out, on his
wuy illlllm ho was held up by thruo no
hoes. uietwoidlng to the report he mode
of the occurrence He succeeded. how
over in eluding the strangers. and run
bitch to the business action at Spring
wood.
John Chomper. James Toto and one
other Hungarian young man echoin-
ponled dunner to his home.
.WW
”roe TOMORROW.
wheut, rye. oatmeal bread. htsmitt.
singer cookies and fudge cutie. has
her fishery. 'i‘ei. tithe.
WW
iover bud obtained enough sienntures
to the doruuwut. nnil hnvo uluro pre-
sented it to tho town tutht-rti. This
requested thtuu to UT“ u tilt-«ting all
once, nnd rescind all former V’Ollli r0
gurdiug tho. new bridge and tuiopt the
recommendations of tho llill ilillliiliil‘
' lee.
I The scleriincn. complying with lilo
i'i‘fliititii tit" lilr‘ politimitiru. have round
a limit nicctlnl; for next Monthly ntuiit.
."iiliilt' in $3. but) of tlio original Sitiiiiiti
Ifor tillinlr. Ill pittpoi-Is now nvntlubln
unit it in donlrvd ihnt lilirt Ilt' voted
lot the put-pogo tor wuith it has in
lglnnily intended. liltliit'I)’. tiliitilt. iii the
mist end ot the bridge. it this rule in
(Continued on third prim-l
SIIIIS III Si. SERRIIE
IIIREIIEII RISERIIIIII
Welcome Stranger Lodge Hon-
ors Brother William Dimond
Who Returns to England
The i-cuiilsr w eokli molding of WN-
come Silencer mono. No “All tlrdcr
Sons of St t‘iiorpo won hold 'l‘ursdns
evening. At lilo clean of business A
farewell social was held to ltrothi-i
Willintn llltntilid. 'who nulls for Eng
innit, August .it, to intro up his rosi-
iionco tliore. tinting tho sm‘lul session
it gold 8i. iioorgo‘s embititii wnt: pro-
sonteil to ilrothor illmnuti by the lodge
slid the following program wins colored
by nil:
Pluuo Solo--—~
Song . 'l he
Whitlii‘y.
{dorm-wi'ttx All t'nmo in This “will
Will) Nothing. .I. Mnl‘sii.
SOllflrr‘Viit'n it o (to intuit tiio \‘ulo. tu‘
Wilson.
Bonxwi-‘or All Eternity. ll. \\ llson.
Song» , Old John iiiii‘ioyroi'n. J. i‘tli‘kt‘r-
iinm.
Sottg~«'-»’i‘iioro Never With A iiirl Like
You, I“. Roe.
Song—«The itow l‘pon tho Sillirs, ‘l‘.
liinmtro.
South-My llonnie lloy in Young. .l.
Whittioy.
Farewell Spent-h
d. March.
(lid (il'tl_\‘ lionnot'. .l.
lirolhcr Williuni Ill-
tnond.
Song :»antld,r'u Mormuld. it. 'i‘. Lumb,
Sour-l Wish l Wait Htlittic Auntu. tt
Smith.
Sons-«Toby, i Kinder bikes i'ou. ti.
Travis.
Bonavl’luy lluil. F‘. Roe.
MIIKW‘AI the (ihomint'u Hiltlll)
eon.
Bong-«Tile Anchor's Weluhoil..'
mire.
Souwachmurn‘s iliind. ti. 'I'ltli'iti.
t‘spewullt-«J. Wliittioy nnd n, ‘i'rm-in.
Boa; Love Mound tho World In .\tiiti-.
Wilson.
Hour- ’tile (inlliint 'l‘wuniy-iourtb. Wit
llsm Aslihroolt.
soup-(load Night, Littln illrl,
Night, it”. Wilson.
lluotw’l‘ho iioldlm-‘s li‘srowvll.
ti). Wilson.
Bonner-l Love it Llilliiiiil, 'l‘. iilnmlro.
tiod Save the Kim; and My liotllltt‘y
”l‘le or Then, by entire company.
Wm uww . .
Dill. RDDBVELT
STOPS iii DTIDA
UTIGA, N. ‘i'., August 2i.»~-Cotonul
Roosevelt totiny with the guest ol’ tun
brothsrnin-lsw, Douglas Robinson, til
the iiitpr'ii country entitle tleiir .imdun-
viiltl. Mrs. litibtitin-It. nltd Iilt‘Il' tioti
Quentin accompanied the colonel in
Jordsnville unit were with him today.
Politics formed it trnittui Hliiljutil or
convorssttbn listvtsti Roosevelt unit his
hrothor-in-isw. Coolnol linimpvnlt is
deeply interested in obtaining for utnto
senator it ill. Davenport. the titanium
can insin- silt leader at Uneidn County,
a tit-item untied. Vice-president ulter-
msn end his friends have been input
sent here said active warfare in ionic.
oil tor its imminent between the noose
veil sud linemen follovvsrp.
“will; “I! morning Colonel Moo".
veil inspdotvd the termini: operations
on the Robinson astute. into this over
nine he will come to titled by niltumtii
bite to resume his journey Westward.
It). \\‘Ii~
i‘. Iiili'
flood
ii. and
SIIIIIIIIIIS IIIIII SIIIISIIIII
III SIIII’ I____I SIIIIIII
Pair ot Laborers Purchased (tun|
and Knits and Laid in Wall
tor Their Enemies I
AAN. Aug lit-«Blood flowed in
Into itellun onion in the iiortiiwesto'rn
Inuit or the town as tho outcome of it
tight there on holiday Yesterday noon
Poul Pandott and Bert iiouui Wine or
hosted by Deputy Sheriff lloriberk. of
Falls Village and Constable lilioudeti
ot' the town on the charge or using
the Weapons. l’tiniioti in stild to have
put it hillte twice into is teilow coun-
tryinun uniued (laudnill. and ilonni
shot Pietrl Contiliinl through the loot.
Both Under Arrest.
lioth the men. who are under or-
ront. some to the village Monday and
brtwcon them they bought a 32 rallbro
revolver and ammunition and u knife
with it five inoh blade. Then they
Want to the limo kilns and waited un-
til tinndnlll and (iondtnno come along.
Tito former is in it serious condition.
’l‘llo men will be given a hearing to-
tnorrow. 'l‘ho oiliroru litive no know
ledge of tho ounce of the tight til the
limo ltllnn on Sunday.
n.~m—a—~ .. M
WIIIIIII SIRE
III IS I RSE
III SIIIIIIIINS
Miss Maid Parkington, Proprie-
tress oi Lauhdry, Worried
Over Sister's Health
iIIIEII SIIII III BE
iIIIIIII III. HIP IIIIIIIIIIE
Neighbors Found the' Young Wo-
man’s Body This Morning“
Wilton
to learn tlinl Militt Miiud Pnrklugtmi.
who liiiil been is resident tit that town
tor ill to Iii yours”. but cotumitted illii‘
chic by shtiottiut horizon through “30
Iii‘iil'i.
nuswrrn msdo to inquiries in Wilton
tiltit the not with one of suit dt‘tiii‘tit‘v
lion and was not murder.
Mitts l'nt‘itlitgioii lit iloiiortid to intro
been :1?- or :it yours or new unit with
most highly roupnricd throughout liit'
town and bud n tut-no, number ut‘ "‘Il‘iliIl-i
there. where one conducted ii Itiiinitry
(it into. the dcnd young woman had
boon wry downhcnrtod on account oi
the condition of her only nrnr roiuttw,
n sister, Minn t‘nrrlo i‘itl‘kiltfilllli. who
is in it New York hospital liiltloruoliiu
tri-ntulent for hip trouble. and who. it
is toured, is slowly dying.
'i‘iiii Politiliiiin tit iii" sister in liti-
iii‘Vt‘ti to burn lirnyod till iht- mind of
tho suit-lite. who won tin ('Kirl‘llll‘i."
(Continued on Eighth lingo.)
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MIllDAIAD min
Til BE AlillEliED
ZAMllOANllA. Mindanao. i’, l.. Ann.
24. wt demonstration in into: ot‘ the
unuuxntion oi Mlnduiiuo to the United
States muttered hum today. 'i‘wo hunt
tired Filipinos bud prostituted to Show
tnry oi Wnr lllcltlnsnn. who in now viir
ltillu tho i‘hiiippinii iuintiilu, n pi-tititilt
uniting thnl tho Moro iliilllliili lw pinroii
tilliiiii‘ Filipino i-tiliti‘oi umi IIlt‘ oltlli‘o
lil‘l'I'lilli‘iilili) m‘tilitod itidopi-ndriico
l-liirrriury lllrkliiuun in reply snid that
”W Altmrirull govrrnmt'lll Will! not
willing to onlruul Ilti- ulll’tll‘lililliili oi
tl3h.iltlll Moron to (“I‘LINIII Filipinos liv-
T'Illlilll‘t‘ ol‘ poitrolul conditions, when to
tho Anirrit'uuii Wolliii bu li-ll llto lush
til rt-utorlng moor.
It'otlr “fliIilii_ tit' Moro f‘Ilii'lil, ropro
hunting ~iO.ililil Mlll‘tlli. hi this point
iit‘umutiruily ioniloi‘cul their tillogluni-o
lo the United Million and unnounrpd
tittit they Would fight it tho. Ainiiririius
withdrow. A wild demonstration lot
lowotl ulid the cry that tho provlliro
blunt Ili'i‘illllt‘ American territory run
through the crowd which inid unlhorod
to hcur tho American seer rciiiry oi wur
mm
SENATOR BULKILIY lN ANOTHER
WR IOK.
liAlt’i‘li‘Ulii). Alix. Zt.-«-Anollior
wreck on the Vsiiey brunch ot the New
York. New 'l‘sv'fli & linrtrord railroad
wnii wort-ii this morning by the
prompt when of it. 8. Arnold, n litm-
ber yard employs, who utilised the
unseenuer trsin (torn Feuwtck as it
was entering the city. A loud of ill
her bud lulled from a freight our on o
the rain trucks, owing to the brushing
of the slits millions. The danger its:
iii-pound? iii time to have it stunst
sent dose the trucks to hold the In‘
homing twin, Which was crowded With
opossum, among those on board lie-
the “superhuman o tiniest». tied
the truth collided with the hustler
listip it in ht have been «relied on
the brittle o s steep embsnkiflnt lions
the river. .
is. .... ,. ...
was utnriiod'thlu inorutntt ‘
'l‘hcro spouts no doubt from lIlt' .
hip. in widely M‘mii'l‘iiii Hutton». tic“
lesriitt thut such it solution of tin-
l'tiIitpplno iploutton would loud to u
CONN. WEDNESDAY, sooner 24,1910
IIR
McLean-Goodwin Forces Land
Candidetii to Contact the
Nomination
IIEIIRI RIIIIISIIIII
RISI’IIIISIIIII EIIR IIIIIE
induced State Auditor and For-
our Senator to Tillie Field
bias—air...—
lnto the fluid 0! contesting politics
cutters William P. thitloy. oi‘ ilethel.
erstwhile ‘uoltntor and present stnto
iiudltor. Mr. iiuiioy utilities for the.
biggest job in the county. tiiut oi' shor-
ili. nod his boom .hus been tormorly
launched with his itiiovt’iiig upprovni.
liliyfi the Bridgeport Purim-r.
inquiry todnr elicited the informa-
lion that Mr. llnlhey in tuning the
course he butt. huts had to do n tew
acrobatic stunts. Hts union when men.
tinned itdruitiitll’v brought from him
the rejoinder tinii he was not it i‘lllltli-
date tilt long till the present title holii~
tar stayed in the rare.
When lilo news ruut'boti horn yew
tordny that iinlloy hud tnkeu nuothor
turn about dud Mill now trying to run
trams mg limpet without stumbling till
over himself it did not ill iii‘iii revolve
initiative. Hummer thither inquiry
[nought forth the hunt, ihnt untidy
‘hud indeed declared to llnubiiry lie»
pulilituns sud othdrs that hon was in
the men to win the nomination.
Sonic ut the impubltcsnn in initi-
bury with whom. Willy's lioonicrn
tnlitcil could inot talk“: the heirs and
t-mistdoriut s Jolie. These men
know inst siierltl' flowing: imti been
litilley‘tt political it our in it wsy.
Thoy realised that lay bud it new
tiiot right to go in on shall the nom-
iltulliin if he! ctil'ed nothing lor limiio
who lupus it possible M him to he
heard or iloIIlii‘nIIi' untirlinowinp the
litililil they did ltuoiv they cupid hard
It nit! ”outwit lililtdd'the story was
true. .i. a? .w
Finally rite missions intend to s
itoul'co ttiut dnoli ("with to tho politi-
r;il activity oi“ it Kl'iiiit‘iiiilli well
tumult about the trinit- iitoiiitli not is
i‘oaldrut or i-‘uirfliiid county. The iron
liitiinu iii intention ii none other than
i. iit'nl‘)‘ Rornliuch iocoitti)r retired
pontiunslor ot' i’nluoin utid now the lit"
i‘i‘t‘iiiil‘ti dispenser ut hit of "to £00“
tiilnuh that go with insiiiiiitiutz tho ruin
[digit of two (‘Iil‘i‘IuviV nullity inspir-
.iti'. 'ior piibiit ofllco.
ii is null known titut the nynmcthics
to Hit bilvl‘ifl this your iiro not in no
mrd with thoso of .l. Hours and tilt-rm
{luv it is not surprletiit; ihnt Iisiiey is
ptoi‘orrod by J. Henry to iitiii'it-y.
it is not rotiiurknblo tlini iiuiie)‘
should lio inund li-lidi’nu Iiilliiit‘" to
tho iiitci'lot‘ M‘Iiiiill‘l‘ oi iiii' nminbio
Mr. lioriiiini‘h. (or tut'sooih during iiiit
occupancy of a tititniioriul stint. Mr.
unlit-y loiilltl .l. lirniy n martini to!»
low and uplnohow or iiiiii‘i‘ thorn will
be found recorded in tin- ritrordn oi
IIit' count» votes IItiit worn curt by
ltnlloy for measures that scoutiusiy
mount itiitoii to tho- prosliui- of the
hilltt‘t‘ J. Henry.
it in units truo thut itnilny in this
fall's cuinpnlgit butt ”wow“ the weight
or his InIIilt‘llN' toward MOLNAIT tiitii
tioodwln. in dotuu this illtli or course
be this ti right to do it no (‘IIOOHI'I ho
nndtt iiiilitlt'ii’ at odds with many of
tltono lit the county with whom he lor-
incriy trntttetl.
What the tippiiltltrntm of littnbury
nud ilotbui who burn always stood
by “alloy in his ilubtu tor ndvnnro
tnciit don‘t like in his npptiritut go~
int; into a (tutti or snow sort til the
iIliH'iiiii hour to lurttiii Ilile schemes
oi ito.slini it til. at
The hunt misled ot‘ tiic observoru in
tho ltopiliiltruli ruiihs run nor- iii this
"low nothing but tirleut for Utility for
it is :oucrtilly coin-mind litiii. liuwloy
ililti the nomination rilirlwd and lint ll
ii iii‘t’i utility from Iiiili ll wiii only Iio
when be doubled to tilt out nod tilt.»
in. is understood to limp no intention
or doing.
3
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WILTON AVENUE
LAYOUT ACCEPTED
W
A appoint ineotlud oi the (i lty Conn
oil of Norwsilt wss Itsltl inut would; in
the council tilinniiler in Wall uti'eot.
The mention was pulled for the Mir
none of nansivlng ihi.i ln‘olioiiiid layout.
of Wilton avenue. and iti‘t'ilipi it or
"mitt! other situations it such were
ilt‘t‘l HIMI’)’.
The meeting true «that! to order at
s outsell, Mayor tirununpu prontdintt.
i‘hu (till bond of communion wss
iresctit. A number of the taxpayers of
Wilton svtlniiu wore virulent and pre-
sented ii mop oi the unlimited layout
oi stilewnlli curb and stiller. The men
wne gone over cm ly and it me
finally vault in let: the t-iltiilii” AI
outlined on the mail
It nuts wh‘l ivsn for the curl) slid
miter which wt 1 be laid on both sides
of the «Venue. the WW Ir tonsil A
sidewalk oi! sonnets Will tribal“ N itid‘
for the l'ttltili distance. The clinch.
litter who; to tempt the proposed
invent tuolt another voto authorising
the Ni Malta “16%;“ so stood with war
l’i‘iitl
h it! Milli Iil‘ October Will.
a d ”dictum
iliiiililiii iiiiiiillll
ll liillllllilll illii
Miss ids Yourdislty, oi South
tlorwalit, Bride of Benjamin
For, at New~Yorit
tr"-
Tito marriage of lilies ids You dislty.
oi idly avenue. South Norwnilt. o ileu-
iiiulln Foot, of New York, was solein
ntnoti nt Mtinlisttnn Hall, Grand street.
New York. at 8 p. m. Sunday, August
met. The bride was given uwny by
iii‘i' uncle, llyuitln li‘elnsod.
Many rolutlvos and friends at the
brhio and groom were present from
New York, Brooklyn. South Norwulit.
lirldueportp Pennsylvania and other
plums.
From South Norwsllt ware Mr. and
Mrs. M. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. William
Ji'iliitm. Mrs. M. .losem, Miss ltosc .io-
noin, Mist; tiny Abrumeon. Mr. tutti
Mrs. ti. Yonrdltihy, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Yourdislty. Misti Fannie Your-disliy.
lilies .ionniu Yourdleky. Morris Your-
diuky. Muster Yale Yourtiisliy, MISS
Borthn Boidiznr, lilies. Rose Wni'itu and
E. .I. Will Nomi.
The popularity of tho bride and
groom was attested by tho mnny Ilmlih
titui presents ot’ cut glass. rhino. linen.
tit nlture, good~sizod checks rind litany
oi er uselnl nud ornunimitnl articles.
so orchestra discounted find music
during the err-hing. Many "iijoyed
themselves in dancing and till cut down
to un elegant supper hi it o'clock.
intrr the newly wedded couple (10'
ptiriid for it short honeymoon trip, and
on their T’i‘iiti’li will reside, at their own
home in the Bronx, where hit. Fox is
in tho hurdwnro business.
There wore scores to! telegrams oi
rouxtatniniloug rittfviii't‘d in ”W linppv
couple during the evening
iii tlSl
Rilil iiiiitSl
iRtS Sill ti
Destruction oi Timber Lands Has
Been Crest, But Rangers
Are All Sale
RIIII iIIII SIIIIII IIIIE
IIEII’EII EIIIE EISIIIERS
Survivors Tell itow Some oi the
Towns Were Saved
w. -._. M...
SPOKANE. \\'sitli‘ii.. Aug. 2‘."~“NOWR
that (unit-it from the burning torests tit
idulio. Moutunu nnd Washington in-
ciivusep the seriousness of the valuation
so tur us the destruction of timber Iii
concerned. but. reduced tho estimate
or loss of tile. ()nly iii pci‘uous urn
known to how porluhcd. The hundreds
of Nntlonil Forest runners who youter»
day were reported missing and prob-
ably «loud. have not till tinned up auto.
but mnuy of them have. The Tin- errant
t'utlllll‘y culillillli runny Illiti‘ti sud
dirt-dim of water nttd by taking refuge
in three. the nitllllull rhngors probably
sili'rd their lives.
(Continiitid on Scicnih i'nxi-l
M“... -... _ - -.
IIIIIII IISIIIS Iii
WW-”
Automobile Party oi Twelve Are
Caught on Long island
Railroad
m........~w
NEW YORK, Aug. 2-i.-~Mrs. flotilla
(limo, who was injured iii thii roili-
li ii urtwrou it work truth and on unto-
mobllu in which aim with riding at ..to
iii-trick (impetus of the long island
itntirotid yonitminy died this morning.
..lilth runs ihe'dcflih list up to tour.
(it eight. others who were injured in
the accident, "to and possibly threo
ole expected to dis.
Faye-witnesses questioned by the
coroner today unsorted that the estu-
tropho use due to the negligence of
and permitted the automobile to got
in the path of the work train. Punch is
under arrest.
in his own defense Peach told the
coroner thst he hsd ruined the [step
after s misht tests but cussed. but
did not linen that the work mm vs-
nunronoitin: lit the oppmdts direction
immune or the rumble of the heavy
freight which drowned tiny noise that
they bsve been minis by the worldI
truth.
Peach vim liter Arraigned on s
churns of criminal continence and held
in 06,000 hall which its was hostile. to
furnish.
“NOTICE.
nitrite Hone Co. quarters, Friday eve
hint. Jinx. till. iii it it. in.
Business of tuna: bristles.
i
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IIIIIIIE SIIIISSIIIS “
Willinm Pencil who raised the gates .
and Herbert A. Mathewson
RIIIIRIIEI IIISIIIIRRII IIIIIIES
As was anticipated. the movement
thnt bus been on foot uniting the Re-
pnliltcnnu of this city to bring niioui
more hurmony in the party has met
with hearty endorsement. which was
evidenced last night at the Second die-
trlnt caucus. hold for the purpose. at
«lei-tint: delegates to the state and oth- I
or conventions rind to dispose oi some '
other routine limiters. There is more
hope among the members oi’ the party
to make a clean sweep citywide this
fit" tbun tor several years. Realizing
that there is to Republican majority in
the city unit that they have been in-
dtft‘oront to some degree on the docs:
stop or several recent elections, the
NEXT GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA I
M'i .ANT‘A. Georgie. August 24. -
liolte smith of Atlanta, probably will
be the next. governor ot Goorxis. Two
at Georgia‘s oldest congressmen in
point of service,. [moulded bivlngston'
and William hi. Howard. were detected
(or renominstioti in umpaigne in
which their m.
untied Cannon rules st the organiza-
tion of the house lust winter was mode
it princtptti issue. These were the
most hoists results xol yesterday's
llomorrutir primary.
—-—-——-
~~li1sgior dance. itoton Point, Fri-
ddv night
Classified advertisements on this psoo.
25 words or less. 25 costs: 3 times. 50¢;
each additional word. i cent por insertion.
WANTED.
WANTED -.'t immi'wnt't‘unss. AT
liii' .ttidiiotiiiin itoxiiiuiuui. Mrs. 'l‘i-ili-l‘.
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WANTED-taut .\ \i’lllthi‘. It HF 36. A
“with!“ :i‘i homo-hi- -« )n'l. in tint ii the “(on
or iii: tollti to. \\'-fii. lUiii utii cull. Ail-
tlfviiin i‘iiitl‘il‘ti W
moi i‘o. tnilibiiiy.
t‘oliti. it. ii‘. ll .
nil iii
WANTEO- MAlii Filli tildM-Iltdl.
itoitni-uorlt: {our in iiiniily Mir-4t be flood
plain rook tiiiti duo in apt-nit l-Z tittltitii. Silt!
mouth. Apply liifiiltlllt‘ of llr..1llltltl -
or. ii Fort Sb, Elm .‘i‘ntwnih.
aosno \dTAI‘JTED :- PERMANENT
boarding Now by coupli- in private turn-
The Second District Caucus Selected lodge Joseph ii. Taylor
vention—— First and Third District Cocos Named Muesli
lus R. Bennett and Edwin D. Keillor—Attorney Leo Davis
Made Plea to Have Third District Represented
or
omits minimise, mo.
litli t'llflillilil of lintru- .
as Delegates to the State Coil!
tiitttli Sittiililll
iii iiiililiii in sun intuitions
Believes That Republicans Can Win but It the Party Holds To-’
gether, and Supports the Men Which the Republican Atl-
visory Committee Will Name
members of the party are determined :
to assert themselves to such an ardent
as to bring about u result as WWII.-
ed by the. registrv figures. .
To assist in this work a. committee
oi representative Republicans was lul-
pointed by the caucus to look into city
mutton: and to consider the most dull—
nblc csndidutes for the various oiiices.
All of the nominations for delegates
to the various conventions were tulle
very harmoniously. The delegates to
the state convention are favorable to
~04
the nomlnntion ol’ Everett J. Lake for
governor.
A iew minutes utter 8 o‘clock Dr;
George 8. Kendall.
(Continued on Second Psalm
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communists.” «outshines. slot
«eh sedition! word, 1 not w incursion;
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A REWARD OF $15 18 LREBY 0!“
(cm! for information lead nu to thei sr-
mut and conviction of the person
some whom ll
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nylon, with W!" .
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fii'ollold mummy: nylon. G um,»
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TO LET—~FIVE “00113. 22 BURBANK
hit. iiiiiuiio s l!) listibcth St.
'ro LET~~TlIltEB nouns in :Ev‘t
house to Hi) Woodward Ave. Apply with?
Sivpiwlt alumni
T0 LET—“AT " iiiUll HIGH 81’» Flu)
9»th i. n furnished apartment at x
moms and iltsth all im rowan-tits, In-
cluding t-loolrlo light. Jul l.m|tm us It
TO LtT»-Fth.-ROUX FLAT AT NO.
:18 Cot-ti 8L. Halli Norvmiii. inuulro F.
How. an ll
TO LET— T‘ltitlIE ROOMS. NEWLY
mmrmiA tlild minted. titer and electric
White. at Ly Aw. suit.
1'0 LET-~i‘n’i‘TAtil-i. Six litmus AND
both. nil improvevnentv; newly pointed
ind upon-d; himds iiiid t‘iult trceu; out»
~init flock of trolley; tt-nt dill per month
\IitIrI'Hri Bio; iii-i. South Norwnlk. tutti It
To LETrwlltlUSRS. F T8 PART 01"
bonito. litmus htlfli' mont. ha , o on. menu-
t’nt tory. cni pmitot shop. timid. teams, turtle
man, labor. ctc. Raymond Bros :22 It
situations to utter i'xpt-rlt-m‘i-«l operators
on pom-r ml\t‘3ilitli‘ti. niso nit-in over iii to
learn. silently truth the your iirnund.
mill tit
All LAUNHBICHH
illlii cliniiiiiei'innid: iiiinuurtnii or (it‘l‘iiii‘fl
prcii-rrt-d. Nowmnd. liovonnliirii Farm.
liciir “'I’lii MWWKIIL. 'i‘iiluplionc I‘m-2.1
ti22.t
wantineuihitii Wl'l‘ll i'ithA'l‘li:
itiinily. or in iuinnilnu Iitliilil‘, for two lit‘
tilt-u iliili our child: "Till" bi- poor to
WANTID-~ (little
or the Old Well Ciuui C0.
liy. l‘onilot‘tiildv room itnd one of built TO LITw i‘nT'l‘AtlE. RIX ROOMS.
imported. Stillo ti-rnie. i'otit other this Meadow Rt. moot-in improvements. ln~
TN. South Nurvinlk. iiiilii antral! Joneiovttliy, 130 it
CLUITT. PEABODY at C0, HAVE TO LITwitEAlt R00“ 0N FIRST
floor shorts in Corbett building. suitable
tor light nmnufnoturinx or onion; light on
three sides, steam heated and etsvs or,
For further particulars. inquire istJ or
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TO LITMUN ELM STREETS TURN“
very desirable furnished mount. conven-
ient to (mile-y.
unto.
Address FL. cure do
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FOR SALE.
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Still. iii!) i‘fil'k AWL. Now York oily add 31'
MWADIYEBWII‘H nor. At t. mount or
tiii ivililo plot lentil“). bout lliii’l‘li will
we tui timid int clitvon. ii. l-‘riiiilms.
liittrunlr.
oiinlin. low t‘llt‘iii nnd oihur pie-cits. Fri I“
WANTID A limit). til-z. "rid:
noun-i driving home. Address t‘. , til: sioiilli ,llswl‘m: 23:1: Tr‘sflm Keta'rfl'm .
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hint tiny of tulip.
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D‘lvo notion ilIlHIi‘. Sim.
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sixtit- -ioom bonito. till
tlutuiit-r 1. Address W.
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ll'tre Delinrlmsnt will he held st Pitt- mt‘slpngflma In “men lain
slit it’lid‘m lulu. “‘
North unlit tin, yInld bracelet. lnttlpls ultimo
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Moiiiiivli tliirimrotevr. Iii in good condition;
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six muons
tor return to il/lrit rs. .1. mm
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claim 91 Vl'vuitllu“q n tilt,r or
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