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lieymond Gerard and William Odell Won the Due Mlle Canoe
ilace, and files Theresa Farrell Secured the Swimming
ilace for Chin—Eastman Denlorth Landed the Watermel-
on, and Alan Moose Captured the Swim lor Boys—Wil-
liam Ddeli Takes Prize in Diving Contact
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Allll llllifllllil llllilllll Ill llll Elllllliii
do the Hurry Scurry Race George Chadderton Won; Andrew
Lyon Gets Swimming Race for Men; Raymond Gerard Won
Under Water Swim and Dudley Raymond the Noveltyiliace
Saturday afternoon The Knob Club
held their annual water sports. and
the entire piece presented a very
pretty appearance there being between
four and five hundred people present
to witness the events. There were
ten events upon the program and they
were carried out with little delay and
with great success. indeed. the entire
program and its successful manage-
ment. is said to be the most pleasant.
day that The Knob has ever seen. and
one thnt any club might well be elated
over The audlanAAA was composed org
about an equal number of ladies and
gentlemen and their spirit and enthu-'
aiaant went for l0\\"llld making the
events as successful as they were.
The water sporta were not the only
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Declared hylnagactor To Be Un-
lit for venom of the
Frozen Variety
HARTNRD,‘AMI:. 29.~=—Tiiree thouuA
and pounded! frozen edge. declared
by the United States food inspectors
to be unfit for food. Were seized in
this city by deputies from United
States Marshal Bishop's office. Aug-
uat 17. The fact became known to
nouncing that the seizure would be
held in the custody of tho marahai
until noon. September 12. when inter-
outed parties tif there are any) muat
appear in the United States diatrfbt
court and claim the goods. it is not
expected that anyone will appear. how-
ever.
United States lifarehul lliahop said
this morning:
Shipped from Chicago.
“The frozen cgga errc coined when
we learned that a large t‘hicaco egg
house bud stripped ihcm to this city.
We don‘t know our (‘urc itle they
were shipped to, The United States
recognizes no portion in thc case. on-
ly lilo goods soiled. lA‘i'o'M'iA outfit have
been declared ttnllt for food. and there
its a law covering the sale or such ar-
ticles placed on the federal statute
books. June 30. 1905."
The marshal stated that samples of
‘ilte frozen eggs had been ncnt to
Washington for unaiyuls. There have
been several uolznrou of frozen eggs
in New York. Philadelphia and at eon-
iltcrn ports, within the past month.
This in the first seizure in Hartford.
”i don't think there is any general
trade in frozen ogglt in this city."
United States Marshal Bishop said
this noon. “’i‘hia is the first shipment
that. has bot-ii sent here to our know-
ledge. l Alec that Any good friend. Mar-
uhai ilcnhcl. has Anode several seis-
nou in New York."
More or Lela Frozen.
'i‘bo notlccn posted in the corridor of
the federal building rend:
"Three thousand pounds of 'moro or
lcua' trotteu eggs."
with“
Notice to Consumers of Water
on Norwalk Water System
As the nnpply of water in the Scott
reservoir is practically exhausted. and
the supply in the Grape reservoir be-
ing drawn upon. oonuumera are hereby
notified that tho use of bone at any
time for any purpose whatever in porn
itlvoly forbidden.
This order will be enforced.
SAMUEL LYNEB.
GEORGE l. IlUX'i‘ON.
GEORGE MURRAY,
Water (lommlasioners. City of Nor-
walk.
Not-Walk. (tenth. dug. 26. 1910.
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u-FREI IOHOLARIHIPI.
Merrill College does not otter free
aeholaA-ships but it does offer free
books and stationery for an entire
course in bookkeeping. shorthand and
typewriting, .with reasonable tuition
within the reach of all.
School years opens Bent. 1. 1910.
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features of the delightful day. there
[being two other enjoyable entertain
meats upon the day a program A very
auoccseful reception and tea was en-
ioyed. following the close of the
sports in the water. and in the evening
the dance. one of the largest of the
Benson. with the music furnished iii'
:lalrvoy a orchestra of Bridgeport, was
led
At the beginning of the water sports.
at. 3 o'clock. the large number of spec-
tniors gathered along the rocks and on
tho bridge and club house porches. and
a great many more took to their boats
and viewed the sports from the water.
The first event was the one milc canon
8.. -W M.
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'liilll Alli lillll
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Couldn’t See Much Use in Wall-
ing in Hall of Custom House
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. Clix—Loon Kim,
at;
AAAAAAAAA lilllll"
Lloyd Briecom. flan Who Push-
ed Law Againet Connecticut
DwnererAn‘leng These
Arrested
Billlltllill’tm'i‘, Aug. 2i).—~ltour vio-
letters of the counter; regulating the
sliced and conditions of the automo-
bile and motor cycle were arrested
Saturday and yesterday afternoon on
Fnlrtlcld avenue. one of them being
Lloyd Griacont. of Greenfield Hill and
New York chairman of the Republi-
can county committee of New York.
staunch friend of Col. aevelt, and
a member of the New , legislature
who admitted that he titan one of the
men responsible for the levying ofa
tax on Connecticut automobiles if they
enter upon the sacred territory of New
York utnte. Mr. Griaoom caused ”0’
for Cycle Policeman Gorgas to do
some tnll sprinting to catch bitn. but
Griscom was caught and very much to
his surprise was arrested for over-
speeding The New York politlr inn
put up a bond of 8100 for his appear-
ance ut the citt court today. When
he was arrested be united Officer (lor-
gaa about the lawn of the stale. and
it one then that Mr. Urtscom admit-
ted tbnt he was one of the framers of
the law requiring Connecticut owuora
of autimobtles to pay a New York
tux if they croaa the line. and added
that he were also instrumental in push-
ing the bill through the general mutu-
bly When arrested Mr. Grluoom had
a party of friends with him.
Minus His Number.
(illiior Hamilton wan arroutcd yes~
tortiay afternoon for driving an auto-
mobile without nu operator‘s llccnso
or number. When Officer florgau or.
rented him he told the officer that he
had a license. but not with him. When
the officer told him that it would not
do ilnmtlton was quite put out. asked
the. officer what it wan to him comfy.
and was quite anrcastir. That won the
rcauon that the bond was put up to
Iltlll.
Had Muffler Open
_lA‘roAicrick liodford. a motorcyclist.
was arrcutcd yesterday afternoon by
(illiccr florgua for running hiu ma-
chine with his muffler open.
t‘llarlcu O‘Hara. another motOr cy
clint. was atrcatcd by state office!
Wheeler for running hilt
without a regiutration number and
without an operator» llcanec. both
these men had to out up a frond of-
who» conducts a Guinean laundry It ‘35
the corner of Broad and Prospect
street. was arrested last evening
charged with not having the neces-
sary permit which would allow him
to stay in this country. and while At-
torney C. M. Newman. Collector Ends
and Wallace A. Smith. n doputy lini-
ted States collector of A-utoama. were
talking the use orcr. lilt‘)’ told the
tlhinaman and bin friend to stay out
in the hall. The (lhinnnlnn lclt the
building and made good his escape.
The Chinese interpreter, Leona
San Siting. stayed in the building but
when Leon Kim saw his opportunity
he left the building. A Anorc nurpriacd
trio than Messrs Newman. lions and
Smith could not be imagined whcu
they found that their bird had flown
and he succeeded in tanking good his
Ascapo.
How He Wll Located.
There are two attics to the story an
to how he happened to come under
the eye of the United tulcu ofliciuls.
One in that (Ybow Wah. who A-ondttcta
AA laundry at Mnili utroet. bolow South
avenue, lost money in a Water street
Joint and took a dialike to his cAnn~
patriot. t'Ottlplttluing to the authorities
llitti Kiln did not have n certificate.
Another is that. n bondamnn put up
money far Kim at Chicago and that
he left that city, being followed hero
by his bondaman. but anyway tile
United Btntea officials are up in the
air over the once and may umuncr in
which he made hill eucnpo and there
is likely to be more trouble ovcr the
affair.
«~NOTICE TO LADIES.
it will pay you to make the lourncy
over to llrldlchort and place your full
order with a man who understands hta
’Auulnoes. i can get you a unit out with
very little fittings. and when you burn
it on the work and the ill will tell
Where it baa been made. I huvn tho
Antoni fashion and goods for fall anti
\ line. clean shop and tailors to work
on your goods. Louis (irons. Luriion‘
Tailor. 259 State St. iiridgeport.
Special prices for out-of-town cue-
iomot‘it.
oeuletie PAIl'l‘i
llAll eon on liDCllB
, m
A ‘orulelng party composed of two
men and two women had an exciting
time near the mouth of Rowayton liar-
bor Saturday night when they ran on a
melt with their boat. a launch equip-
ped with a twenty-five horrid-power
gaucline motor.
Completely at the end of their re-
nourcee apparently they calico loudly
for help. which was quickly toAAhmm.
tug. John Kearney. of Stamford. was
quick to the menu with bin power
host. an was also Arthur Hittite“, or
tile listen Point DiVlIion of the United
States Volunteer Life Baring Corps
The rescuers succeeded in getting the
boat off the rocks and the cruialnu par-
ty resumed their trip. The occurrence
caulod ottltti a little excitement at. the
Point.
40 Miles An Hour.
The Iaal arreet ycalnt‘du)‘ afternoon
Watt tmvl Bartnrache. who was driv-
ing a car on Fairfleld avenue of so
fast a clip that Dr. Robert Lynch held
his breath. The man wan driving a
Massachuactia our. and when he came
opportllc (ltflAAA-r (lorgna be was going
at the rate of to miles an hour (Adi
cA-r tiorguu kept up with him until the
man was placed under urreut. Mr
BartaruA-hc tuttd that hc was In a hur-
to got to Boston. lie "peeled off" IillD
for his bond.
--liund tonight at liolun
shin.-
litlil
Deming until it AA'AlAAAiA.
llll. BRIPPEN
AlillMISS llllli
HEAR BHARB
Formally Accused of the Murder
of Belle Elmore in the Bow
Street Police Court
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litiiilllll Aillll lAiil
Woman Alleges That She Knows
Nothing of the Murder
LONDON, Aug. Zier-Alloih liuwloy
if, (lrippen. the American doctor. and
Ethel tllurs Lcueve his typtut. were
occurred of the murder of llello lAllmorn
the formor'u wife in tho the formal
charge rend to thorn in the flow about
police court today.
hlluu lantern was cbarttcd blue with
harboring and maintaining th‘lppou at
for the crime and while knowing that
be committed it.
liurlng the proceedings inspector
liuw who brought the prisooora back
from Canada introduced cvldonco to
allow that (irippen contemplated cui-
oide while at m following his flight
front this country. irlppon was quoted
also an declarin that ho companiont
knew nothing 0 the trouble in which
he was involved And Mien believe was
said to have protected bar innocence.
There was apoclai interest in the
character of the formal charge an the
warrant for the arrest of the fugitives
had merely laid at their door reaponai-
billty for the death of an unknown we
man whose body was found in the cat
for or the Grippen home at Hill Drop
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Hill A lull illiillili
machiaei
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“Milli ilillllli
Port Washington heats Accom-
panied the NoMlk Vessels
The eruiao of thc Whorwaik and Port
Washington. long island, Yacht Clubs
to Huntington. magpialund, saturAlay
afternoon. won an rations ion of much
pienaurc for all whdmltcndod. The
boats of the Norwale Yacht Club tutti
a race going across the Sound. They
were divided into tuft) classes. ' in the
Jill and malusail claps were entered
Dr. Charlee B. Knitter‘s “Deflance:"
Commodore .l‘antod‘ A. Farrell‘s
"Elols." and Ruancll B iiuddd "Wan
decor WA" The Plinth failed to make
the start. and the' Wderer lV“went
to New Rochelle. lowing the Defiance
in the race. which started at 2 o‘clock
and coded It 6:13. '
in the knoeltabout clean were
"Pamper-o: owned
the "Althea" owned
den. and the "Kaltalf' 'owned by Wil-
liam .l. Mriltlgh. Jr. All the boats
alerted nt 2 o'clock and the “Pompom"
finiahcd at fr: fl: till: the "Alfhn" at
a: Alt: 2!. and the Knacks" It 6 tit 30.
The latter won by (yer two minutes.
owing to the tan [renewal time allow-
«are which the "Attila" had to give
her fithcr bonln at iiunfington mm
priced Commodore l. M Allen's
"Grebe." and (too A. Jcnnlugs'
"Antennae." both hsv amoral meets
on board
A smoker no colonel Saturday are
fling. an onlortainmedt being provided
by a mlnatrol tropic from New York.
a at: light of hand performer. on. no
froahments in aim «the. wane
our all
t the mafia.
the
by James Built-y:
r R. P. Chilton-
00m . ._‘
We Allen and man at dinner early
in the "onion at his residence.
in thc riot-l of the Port Worthington
Yacht Club, which come to the flick-
ory illuf'f nurhorsln‘, and which accom-
panied thc Norwsik boots to Hunting»
on wcrc the followins
"beseech." Commodore Blaisdeil:
“Kellie it." lA'iect Captain C. Prank-
nrAt; "Pandora." A. 'i‘ Vance: ."itct-
fly." it. C. flouid; "ilclcnl." F. A.
flrocne; "Pow-Ruby." iL ’l‘. ihtalnbcr-
ry; ”'l‘rlx.“ utirt lluita: "iA‘ttAiAA." Dan-
icl Rtaunsni; “Katrina." Cantata tron-
Aicr: ”(imlgtl."‘ ll. .\ MncKlnman.
v-Al’ropoaod new concrete bridge ht
a permanent ltnprm-muont. Filling in
by dirt would or n temporary im-
provemcnl. Mtcnd town meeting to-
night.
llllffAifiliTACllT own
line coltelerrltor nice
The boat owncrs of thc Ron-nylon
Yacht (‘iuh bad What Ahoy formed a
('iiiiliitivfif‘} racc Am Saturday uitcr
noon. Tho plnu ups for oil on the
booth to Allm'ut’tl illi‘ll watchful. and
thou tillll four limos fil'l'l tlAA- prcacrlb.
Aid t‘flllt'iti', Alto llllif' bring nu hour at
poeaiblc each time around. The prise,
l humlrtcmc ship's A-loA'k. wart won by
t'uplnln .lolln Ii. Contra 'l‘llc induce
\VAAAA it. ill. flibblc and l’crcy Sllnrron.
and tho unmc of the bout. owncr and
Aiiffcrcncc in flow Willi nu follower
larruur tioniou ii lit'f‘lillilti
.otl McKay a llnrA-luy l8 Atocoilda
Elihtlhoih 'i‘icleul 2ft umondn
filchln Com. Luriwy M sccondu
'l‘ho club hold it Anccllng Hat'urdui'
crcuinu. All which rouliuc buntncaa wn-A
Huntluclcd. and auolltcr niA-oiin': lie-A
bruit cullltti for ncxl t‘ulurdur “Nit
—
The will of thc liltiioriiy to favor
of At "My iAt‘ificc tlilltlli in moral] rniili‘r
‘hou the will of on lulcrcutcd minority
Atuulnnt it. Attend town mootlng to-
night
COUNTRY CLUB 'fENNiI
The now tennis tournament niartod
vet y ausplclously at the Norwslk
Conntry Club. flaturdaA afternoon in
the lnrllu singles. Mie- Mary Heymour
defeated Miss Lita Uramplon. 8-.1 Cl
and in the mnn‘e singles. it, iioardman
defeated (3. Kerr. M. 0-2.
in the menu doubles it it Mont~
gomerv and t.. W Monard defeated
w (‘olton and n. o liuvllnud. AA on.
More sale are scheduled to be played
all this afternoon.
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Dilute CORPI ODII To IAVVILLI.
The Yale tingle. File and Drum-
florpe has been an!!!“ by the South.
nmpton. l... t.. lire deportmont to load
hero in the parade at the annual con-
uo‘ar. auntie-r to. tote.
it crucial. wins and cue own mom
Uncattled miner :wlui m
M t or Timon crate AAAi
we»: winches- ”A yIArtAAIA on,
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Pilll’ilili lil'iii
Dawson and Harriet Clover. of
Falrtleld fiear Drowning
'l‘iteir canoe upset by coiiieion with
a school of porpoiuee. while. while
paddling along far off the shore at
Fatrtield beach. Dawnon Glover and
his heatitifulaietor, Mien. Harriet Glov-
er. two of the input prominent in
lA‘airtleld‘e younger social set. narrow,
iy eucuped drowning Saturday morn;
ing.
But for their athletic tendencies and
ability as swimmer». both would ill-ob-
ahty have found a watery grave before
rescuers could have reached their
side.
As it. was. both were nearly exhaus-
ted when pulled luto'u mote :- boat
which put out from the shore to their
rescue when their plight was dllcoven
ed.
Are Both Athletic.
Mitts Glover and her brother are
both very athletic and their outdoor
loving nature makes them internntod
in all aorta of sport. They take fre-
quent canoe ridea together. This morn.
ing about 9 o'clock while they were
spinning along over f‘cnflold reef in
the canoe. the frail treacherous craft
bounding forward with evcry stroke
of their strong bronsed arms. the can-
oe suddenly rose in the air and turn-
ed turtle in a twinkling. throwing the
two into the sea.
Knowing that there only chance wan
to right the canoe. as swimming
ashore was impouibio with their cloth
lug becoming soaked with water. they
repeatedly tried with little uttcceuu, to
right it.
Their struggle was watched by a
coueiltntly increasing crowd along the
shore, and aovcrnl young women were
nearly overcome with iaiutness during
the oxeitmcnt.
Rescued Just in Time.
'l‘wo booth put out to the rescue.
and the apcetilor arrived just in the
nick of limo. for the young couple
were swiftly growing weaker. and it
would not have been long before they
must have aank from exit-nation.
First aid remedies were applied by
the rescuers. whose name: could not
be secured. 'l-laser hands carried
them from the launch an it reached
shallow water. and they were convey-
voyod in an automobile to the reel-
dence of their parents. Attorney and
hire. Henry 8 meter. in Fairdoid.
lath Very Popular.
Dawson (linear to very popular in
his act at Yale. and is prominent in
the sporta of the. university. He at-
tcndod illrrard for a while. Miss liar-
riet Glover la a tall. handsome young
lady. blondc in typo, in accompliebed.
and lain-s a loading part in i-‘sirtleld
Im'lttl crcntn. Stir in an export auto
mobillut, and so. in fact. is her brotlr
or.
wl’ropoucd new concrete bridge is
a permanent improvement. Filling in
by dirt would be a temporary im-
provement. Attend town mrcting to
nlsht.
~— -m‘..-”
—-iiand tonight at ltoton rain or
Bliini'. Ham-int: until it o’clock.
WlSlPlllllS
lllSl llAME
lll llllRWA KS
Score of Contact fit—Amusement
Park Wee Five to No in
Favor of flame Team
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llil “ll. l. A. I38
Mayflowere Again Victorious“
Dther Contests Reported
1‘le Norwalke defeated the Weetport
team at Amusement Park. last Satur-
day. before a very large attendance.
by a ecoro of o to it.
The Weetportli came over with a
very large and noisy delegation.
liarron. who pitched for Weetport.
pitched for the telephone team of
ilrtdgeport. and hue loot very few
games ihla acaaon. (tartar pitched hie
mound game for tho Norwaike this
much.
The toll ball that iiarroh pitched
hit (.unmngham in the ribs. Davis.
the nest man. hit for a ringie through
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(Continued on second Page.)
ventlnn to he held at Buyviile. t..] ..
on Wednesday The trip will he made
it John Thompuon‘r iuuncb Ada to
lluntlngtou. where the home will stay
until morning. mailing the root of the
trip by rail. The write and a party
of friends will leave the launch their
boat touterrow availing of 7 octock.
heinrnla. the party trill leave Hunt-
lanes,
under Idflilill It 13:50.
of the new bridge. except the will of
the people. Attend town meeting to
night.
it in time now to have the furnace e
overhauled. Horace a Nash employs
“gm and thorough than to do this
it .
Bee adv.
llli AAA AAA ‘
”Nothing can prevent the building W
While on her way home after hav-
ing done come shopping on Saturday
night about 1: 20 o‘clock, Mrs. Oscar
snlnln. who lives in an old boat house
with her husband near the Barker
and her husband he preceding. were
walking down the trackt toward home
each with arms full of bundles. and
were walking in the path beside the
main track when the accident occur-
red. ll wns not their usual habit to
walk “here they did. for the generally
walked along the aide track
could not do this Saturday night for
tin-re was a freight train on this track
DYBTEI ilPEIEI IEIT
Ilillflillll CLOTHES
Joecph heMar. an oyster opener.
was before Judge Joseph R. Taylor in
the Haviland street court more this
morning on a charge of theft. Declan
in; he had been drinking so much that
he know .little of what he had done.
each of three counts.
Miller had a room in the Bridge-
port ltouse in Water street and it was.
charged that Friday night he went
through the clothes of three men. set.
ting $10 from Frank Allen. 84. 25 from
Mike Dell and tilt from A Delgulaco.
—~littlnl tonight at Roton rain
allinc Dancing until it oclock.
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Classified advertisements on this pail-A
26 words or less. 29 contra; I ttmu. III;
each additional word. 1 cent per insertion.
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WANTED Gilli. WOULD LIKE. i‘nSl-
firm at sonornl lloumtwork. inquire .1.
El) Ave. all“ if
WANTID~ Tfl RllN’l‘. it‘lltIM SEPT. lit.
for four to Mix “0"“! ftlrliir‘lltd itotttw or
upmtmvni nA-ur alAAArAA. in Norwnlk. con-
\i‘llh‘lil to imlli-y. .\AiAiAA-.~u i'. 0. lion 262.
llunbllry, t‘orin. 1|!!th
wmrao ut'AtaA‘rnm An A: xr Anni:
out cd llunguliun still to do an on till bounc-
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WANTED A'i‘ii ltlA..\l".i 'I‘liitluh. itiiuMS.
furnished or uquoAAbAln-AI. or entail flat.
for light leuuckA-Aplog. lict‘abo.
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WAR GENERAL
itouucwork: mum eta-Ark l-erllsii Apply
hire. it. ll. Wolfe. All South Mufti til.
ith‘iiai
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OPIRATORI Illitlm‘ WANTED UN
Ringer AnwAr nilu‘itiliwt Apply United
Staten l ltlmut t'o.. xii \t'uablnglon Hi.
«27 Alt
DAY
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at? It
WOMAN WANTED TU ilil WASHLNU
and ironing. Apply Mm. W it it‘olttnl. i3
(ltdltullii‘ A\\‘A-.. final NAuwulk it.“
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wmrso m .A VivafcR on MA
Wot up its honackccpor between the a
of and iii. Write and will mail. Al-
Iii‘i'lfi ' ‘loulcu Vi. liiil t‘flKlle'i of Palm-
moi (‘0. .. liltuiuity. Conn. it 1“. i) . .i‘ “
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CLUITT. PIAIODV I GO. itM‘lAl
ultuatli m in offer cxlwrlcnccli operator-a
Am pow" machines ciao girth over iii to
learn. lltcudy work the year Atround'.a tit
WANTID- WARNING it\'
or to do All bouw.
‘(iliiif‘l
'l‘lliA)
Mm. Hint...
ionntctlcut Avc
Wae Walking to liar Home Along the Tracks, When She ,llf'
Dvertaken by the Train for DanlAury, Leaving South tier
walk at 7: l8-,-Dne Side of Her Head Crushed in and
Death Wae Probably Instantaneous—May Have Missed rou-
ing and Fell Against the Side of the Train
Alli Bill llilllll Siliii Sillll’l’lllll Alill
cu it‘lllllll’llliill ill liiil ilililiill
Was a Daughter of Captain and tire. Edwin 1. Bears. of ‘
fierwln Street. and the Funeral Will Be field From Their Q
Home, Tomorrow Afternoon at 2 O’clock ‘
A
They i feet against the fence which skirts the
beam film guilty and“ m I? on It.
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was struck. The engine had already
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