Meet every cooking” need.
SOLD av
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main andWWestSis. '
x.‘
litigation iiien Are“ UiS§dii"il6d
' With the Setiiegntept Thai
They Rebellion .
BRIDGEPORT Sept. 7.»!3rldgeportl
ttiolieyiden are much disappointed with .
action of the wage controversy ar-|
. -- Bfldzeport in the second grade
hi; the service and New Haven and
rtford in the first grade, although
x;e company. prior to the decision. had
cg this city in the first grade.
zofinican no no logical "hetile
.. Mi Illflili‘lhy'thd arbitrators. The
-' y in larger than Hartford, its streets
. narrow. there are many overhead
-lroiul crossings and the‘perce‘niage
- strap hangers and crowded care in}
idpehmre’ater here than in either of
the other cities no that the then work
harder? find under more difficult con-
ditioner ' ' ‘ " ‘
on till
till x l
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Criminal Side of common Blane
Court is in Session
The criminal side of the common
pleas opened yesterday forenoon.
The jury will be called in this fore-
uoon. There are 43 prisoners on the
docket. The following cases were dis-
posed of by Judge Walsh yesterday,
the victims pleading guilty»
Charles Mason, of Bridgeport was
sentenced to three months (or vain-an»
cy. ssecond offense. lie was given six
months in the city court Ausuet 13.
Ceocacia Augusta. of Bridgeport, for
carrying concealed weapons and com-
mitting an assault, sentenced to jail
i‘Or four months, which was cutting his
sentence in half.
James Kelley. for drunkeneaa, xiv-
en two days in jail. He has been in
jail since June, when he lock an ap-
peal and would have been out long
ago if he allowed his first sentence to
- The men also believe that Bridgeport "mull
pays larger profits relative to expenae
of operation than Hartford and New
Haven do.
The men are inclined to think that
their degradation to second rank may
hive been due to the operatidn of the
Rock Grundra, who was fined :40
and coat for assault, on Michael ch.
feci last Sunday on tillnton ' avenue,
llridjchort was given four months in
Mike Shumaki. for assaulting Joe
chenkl, last July, was given in days
ire-called moral question on the minds
of the committee, although in its find-
ing the arbitrators announced that this:
question had been left out of consid-f
oration.
The moral question was this. The,
committee of the men on the several,
divisions operated by ihe'New Havenl
road entered into an agreement for
more pay. The men voted to accept'
it. The committee returned to the men '
with the claim that they could get,
1% cents an hour more by weeding»
from the agreement. which the men
accordingly did.
be men, )or many of them. in the
‘ llxht of eventd. are now sorry that
they did not continue on the company‘s
offer; having once accepted it.
1. Their attitude in the matter is shoum
by the fact that in the last election
their delegate to the committee was
defeated for reelection by a vote of
205 to 25.
. R. E. Wald, a leader among the men,
said yesterday: "’i'here is certainly
a good deal of dissatisfaction with the
ecision of the arbitrators putting
ridgeport in the second rode, afici-
tile city through the eflor a of Supt.
Chapman had been placed in the first
‘mde‘n .
The second grade schedule carries
pay onehalf cent an hour less than
is given in the first grade service.
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BASEBALL.
,. Connecticut Leanvve Standing.
.1
Waterbury ......... 68 60 .576
Bridgeport ......... 65 no out.
New Haven ........ (iii 53 .551
New Britain ....... 65 M .546
Hartford ........... 61 ms .531
Bprlhgdeid ......... dti no .463
Northampton .......48 70 .407
Holyolte ............ to 73 .381
w._..
Yesterday's Results.
Bridgeport 2, Hartford 0.
New Britain ii. Northampton i (first
name); New lirltain ll. Northampton 0
(second game).
New Haven 8. Waterbury 4.
Springfield 7, iiolyoko 0 (first
name); Holyoke 2. Springfield 1 (sec.
and some).
National League Standing.
W. L. . .
Chicago . ....... . . . .82 28 .683
Pittsburs .......... 7: 48 .604
New York .........tiii oil .570
Philadelphia ........ till iii .508
Cincinnati ......... 64 ii: .601
Brooklyn . .......... til 73 .401
t. Louis . ...... ...48 73 .306
ooton ..... 44 83 .847
i. Yesterday's lie-nits.
Chicago 5, Cincinnati 2.
New York 6, lioitoh‘Z:
firookiyn ii. Philadelphia 1.
. It fit. Louie-Pillsbury; some postponed,
J an.
i“ American Lung Standing.
‘Diiiladelphis ........86 40 .880
l W nit-Ibl'taeoae‘ 51 .5”
W 0' York oblIAIt-lt72 52 .581
Detroit .............72 iii .571
initiation W68 70 .453
. close ...........54 69 .439
no ............47 75 .385
”.rouls ...........37 87 .298
e Melitta.
_ ,gfiifial hit 2.
i " s at to" W: (-33:33 211?th
'tlga'o. «delimit. } ‘
' *' Aorist-nonli- to lie. .
NDDN Sept. ,7.—- ,, lam Her
.9 a.
a painter, it o‘, with Ros-
uilieibafounded this Pre-
' new Wit.
died today. 'He
in 1:23 a ex-
” W
time. and
Ml! am
in jail.
Thomas llurrie, of Bridgeport, was
given 30 days for drunlteneks.
Alva Willxnoit. for creating a dletur
hence of his home in Allen street.
llfilldgepori. was four four months in
la .
George (luluytlu, was aenionccd to
30 days in jail for breach of the peace.
Paul iiiarki, of 50 Reilly street.
Bridgeport, charged with nonmrppori
was sentenced to three months in jail
or furnish u bond of $100 to pay hie
wife 81 a week for all: months. in llit'
city court it was $5 I Week.
llort Elliott was sentenced to three
months for indecent behavior at Sea
side park. Four months was the pen»
ally in the city court. Bridgeport.
Michael Allen for assaulting Percy
Barnum, of Bridgeport, last July, 30024
to jail for 30 daye.
Charles Brunnerman. for assaulting
his father, was gii'on (iii days in jail
The acute sentence as given in (l‘c
lower court.
Vinceiiito Pczzcllu. who was find :50
and coats for conducting a barber shop
without first obtaininn a state certifi-
cate, was given 10 duye in jail. in
this case the bond of 8100 had been
forfeited, but l’czrello put in an ap-
peuranoe. and went to jail.
Joacph t‘elko. of Greenwich. was fine
ed 340 for nnrauiting his wife.
Alex lluiuk and Antonio l.oski for
assaulting (‘hurlcs Visctiecka, wore
each fined :40.
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
The liev. i). l‘iruinerd Ray. of Hon
tington, L. 1., took the services at
(trace Church. last Sunday.
EC.
The recior's vacation comes to an
end this week and he will olllclate at
both services next Sunday.
The Sunday schools of the parish
will resume their sessions the tlilrd
Sunday in September at the usual
hours. The teachers are requested no
to notify their scholarn- without delay.
BLISSFUL BiCKERiNO.
“John. 1 underutund that you have
been saying mean things about me to
your acquaintances."
"Why. dearoat, everybody knows
that isn't no. Why. i tell everybody
that it in you that have made me what
i am.”
"That's
Pest.
what i mean."~—~llouaton
‘ i iiiiiii’smliii'
Tito Ache. and Palm Will Disappear
if the Advice of Thin south Nor-
wail. Citizen is ”flawed.
w.
A woman’s back has many aches
and pain».
Most times 'tis the kldneye' fault.
Buckache is really kidney ache;
‘ That‘s why Dean’s Kidney Pills cure
t.
midday South Norwalk women know
i s.
Read what one has to only about it:
Mi‘l. F. H. Fitch, 118 South Main
St}, South Norwalk. Conn. says: ,
first used Dean’s Kidney Pills about
three years a when suffering from
an attack of if tinny trouble. My back
netted. was weak and handicapped me
in delay my work. i knew that my
kidneys \vere out of order, as the so.
cretlanl from them organs were very
unnatural and passed for too fre.
quently. Doen’a Kidney Pills, which 1
finally procured at Mra. Pleistod’e
Drab Store. gave me prompt and last-
lng relief. I have taken them on new
oral oomlons since then when feel.
(an; slight attacks of backache and
they have never failed to have the
desired effect. 1 willingly confirm the
ubiic statement 1 gave in favor of
gear; Kidney Pill. uveral years ago
slid l heartily recommend them are n
to other kidney sufferers."
,fl‘or sale by all dealers. Price so
«use. F‘oetwitiinura 00. Buffalo.
in. United
/
Nit York. hole agent-for t
[Malabar the trainer-Downs and
like” other. , ,, .
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More Than a Third of Cases Fli-
ed for September Term of
Court Are for Divorce
More. than one-third of all the
court canoe filed for the September
term of the superior court are divorce
cases. Saturday and yesterday the
following. were entered in the olhce:
Margaret Albright Hutb of liridue-
bort. baa filed a petition in’ the uupor.
ior court for a divorce from Cttristo
pher Hutb, also of Bridiieiiort. on the
grounds of doeertiou and cruelty. The
couple Were married in September ill-
90, and date of alleged «insertion in .lu~
ly, 1904. Plaintiff alao asks for a
change of name.
Anna iCllneboth Zelglcr, of [book-
field. is nine n petitioner for a divorce
from Johannes (l. Ziegler. formerly of
New York. now of parts unknown, on
the ground of dcscrtiou and lntcmpcr-
ace. The couple were married in
June. 1858. and the alleged deaertlou
was in 1903. Plaintiff asks for on».
tody of two minor children.
Ray (1. Wildmun, of lirookilold nooks
a divorce from (trace it}. Dickinson
Wildmnu of the shine place, new liv-
WWWW WW
intuition .
4mm
iiiiilii iiiiliililiii
iterating andfiliie Largest This
Year in History of State
HARTFORD. Bout. 7.—~'l‘be auto.
mobile department at. the capitol is
now between two periods of labor.
The bulk of tin work has come in
anti it will soon be getting ready for
the your to come“ Figure! and
ubow that. 3141.000 has been received
from January 1 toAusust 31, and be-
fore the your in through it is expected
that the amount will reach $200,000.
li‘lnoa alone so far this year amount
to $2.000. 'l‘he largest recelpte for a
«logic day were on August 11. amount-
ing to $1,963. There are 16.600 op-
erators of motor veblclon licensed» in
thin ntutc, of which 15,000 are
driving automobiles. Frequently 250
applications have arrived in a single
day and on many as 300 have been
received. ’i‘beue limit-cs are a glimpse
at: work in this large department of
the nitric.
The automobile department. which
in a division of the labor of the Mate
secretary‘s ofllcc. is in the charge of
Arthur Fifoot, who is assisted by a
clerk and seven typewriters. The
work may be clujaod uude‘r iwa beads
willing and corrcnpondlng, One girl
does correspondence only. Filing is
so aynteiuatlned that reference can be
made in a moment at any time due
lag the year. Within one. year the
filing capacity of the office has in-
creased three fold. When an appli-
cation is received a reference to the
file gives the old number and thin is
placed upon the new license. A dun»
Home is made of the license and put
on ...e again, after it has been num>
bored like the original. Registrations
are hired similarly. The file in also
iitllll by townn, Thin la a vast aid
in town officials an it nvolde looking
through the entire register and roti-
iairnilon in kept by the your so cool
fuaion in avoided. ‘
between new and November 10,000
or mono notices recording: the crpirr
mind of registrationa muet be twill
out Notices will he leaned rcpardinu
llii‘ change in the iuurkoi'u for the
log in 'l‘oronto. (‘nnudtL alleging staid
tory reneona and naming .iohn l’iclt-‘
Hey its co-rosiuuidont. The couple
were married in October. 1903. Thu
alleged ucta occurred front .luly lion?
and null continue.
custody of one child.
i‘i’lllivrilit‘ tl'Kl’cftt.
of Bridgeport,
Mani-beater. alleging (insertion.
ilil' llurlcy. and nilt‘ iniu'ricil
ant ln Nutmnbcr. lSttl.
a divorce from George H. Prazuro, (it
the same place tilloxelug intempei‘uncc
and cruelty. The couple Wt’l‘t' married
in April, iiitltl. Plaintiff evoke custody
of lwo minor children.
Minnie Hiltornc Emmi. of llunbury.
act-kn a divorce irotn Albert Evans, oi
Newburg. N. Y.. alleging doucrtiun
i‘lio couple were married in Novem-
ber. 1899. and alleged deliorllou Wan
in 1905.
Eleonora M. [in-alloy, of liriducpori.
week" a divorce from William .iumcn
llrcnbey. of Rochester, .V. Y., on the
around of (insertion. The cutiple were
married in 1902. and the date of donor-
lion in tiled.
Art'bllle (inhale. .ii‘.. of Danluiry,
ambit u divorce from lmliliit! Canal».
of the same place, alleging donor-(ion.
The couple were married in 1902 and
ticscrtlou wan five years later.
Sicplioli Ricliiili‘eik, of “unitary.
seeks a divorce from lrma W. itlcbtur~
elk, of i’cckukill. N. V. on the ground
of dceerilon. which occurred in May,
1907. The couple were married in “if
iill.
Edward W. Miller, of liuubury, baa
thought a suit of duniugca uualnnt
lolin 1.. llunncll. a contractor in ilan-
bury. The plaintiff alleges that while
working under Mr. llunneli'e tilrec
tlone in abiuuling a bouac in South Su-
icm. N. Y.. (be ninuinu gave way and
he auntalnctl several fractures of the
right leg and was ulna oihvrwluc Iii
lured. 'l‘ht- liltjwrn wrre tiled in the
anperlor court yeatorduy. Plaintiff asks
for $5,000.
Mao.
OVBTERMEN TO MEET.
Rhoda island Growers to Take Up
Shell Fish Commission's Actiort.
Franklin l.. lloiuan, of New Haven.
president of tho ltbodc island Oyutor
ilrowera‘ akaociutlon. that night, called
a special meeting of the members to
be bold in Providence on Friday to die-
cuua the recent action of the ltbode la.
land Shell Fish communion in coir
learning a majority of the beds on the
around that the water over them in
polluted. i'rcsldeni Human thinks that
tome action will be taken regarding
the comtuleelun‘n finding, but nettle
from saying that he had called the
(riveting, would not discus: the stibject
lmu night. The alteration of the pay-
ment of taxes in the state by the eye»
for growers arises an a result of thude-
cieion, the argument being made that
an the beds are condemned the pay
ment of taxes IhDiild cease to a can
iiiiil extent. »
The Shell Fish commission’s de-
cision is more aevere titan that ever
made by the United State: govern-
ment here. and the oyster dealers are
up in arma. The meeting Saturday
will be attended by all the growers of
the usumriuiion from connectlcut,
ithode Island and 'Mamchulette.
a-.. p...
«0.000 Lose av Lieurume.
struck outfield Tobacco House and
Fire Followed.
BUFFIE'LD, Sept. 7.--i)uriug an
bacon warehoune owned by (3 ntley A.
Pmutwas struck by lightning and
burned together with its contents.
which included 600 cases of tobacco
0"“th by William Pinney. and till
cases belonging to Mr. Prout. Piu—
ne’y's loss is estimated at “0.000 and
flour: at $10,000. ‘
meme-W
ire
«The to the situation alien is
fill up ,
iuary i before when care must be rog-
, ilatcrcd uncw.
Plaintiff unite for?
z’l‘iicrc were thin your
noun "1": ‘o .lo ' .,' ' . .
W k (”W U h m h" OK“ “ifs: ; lions. mill operators iit‘ttiltit‘ii tanned
mu en ,- ii ‘ti . a 7 - l .
m “Hint of I I“ till “W 33:32:} it. it' rciziaiorcd. 23‘: operators llcuim‘
.. ' l N ‘ l " ‘v ‘
llic (insertion ' H “m m " tliuia
in uuid in lime Ul‘t‘ili‘l‘t‘d in liiil'a'. '
i" \ ; ~. . . l . ‘y g
Beale A. Frazure. of Mummy “WM“ lbt tutti“! number of uptiituitta
electrical storm here last hi hi I for '
coming year. The new ones will have
a white background uiib blue leitcra.
oiitcrwise ri-nitiinint: the same no this
war. 'l‘hln will go into ('fft't’i on Jun-
blanks: must be proper.
l‘ii for the i911 rculeiruiiona,‘
April in the arch! month for work.
1.5.8 rvuluiru
ior aulmiit’iblicn, :fiili nuilor cycles
issued. and
it) tuneup.
“(‘l'l‘
lbc rccipia amounted
curb day of the bony St'iliitlil is 25.0.
Some times the number rivarbtui doll
(in April ll, iblli war. 35h appllrii»
(Iona cuiuc in and receipts amounted
to $1.958. “1 r“
ittwclptu in April amounted to so.
iitiil, lone than unclmlf of the total
i‘«,-cripln for litiii’W‘i‘i‘blt‘h was summit.
The total from .l‘ nary l to Animal ill
of ihb. your in :1 (bill. it is expected
that this amount will nwcil to 8200.«
one before here r (ii. The expvnnc
of the office will obabiy not amount
in flittiiiil. uudiefiili of thpae to
crime. Thin will' con "kinetic in
be turned our yfibc attiio treasur—
er. to be natal ii} the hiKilWity com
missioncr ifbl repair of twisting
made. not for . ildlnir new open.
Fined) no for 1 “your amount in
$2,000., Tlu- int i fine was $100.
charged to a liar u-ti chauffeur. The
amnllcul line was.“ and was also
charged to u Hartford chauffeur
There are :loo dealers in t‘onvcii
cut. Lircnncn now out Illlllliiiwr 1:“..-
tiiiti for automobile drlvcra. 'i‘berc
arc Loud licensed motor cycliata.
makiun n ltllnl of lilfiiltl The mu of
number» of rouluioml vohicleii in the
publication are not all fills-d, the
uumbera running in lotion. li (a
cxpm‘icd lhni tho-no pluccn will all be
filled when the boil publication of
registered quvhlip-e is made. There
were 10.7“" markers out during ibn
paid your.
THE PHRENOLOGICAL TEST.
A diniiuuuiabcd phrvnoloulsi while
dining at a hotel eluted at the table
that he had formed an opinion of the
character of ('flt‘il one prciwni. An
lrlahman said that it» would propound
a caution and that if it Wan truthful.
ly nnnwered ho w lid ncvcr forever
believe in phren y. The pltrcnolo-
alst until he who «tied and told him
to pro coed. "’i‘hi paid the lrinhmen.
will yer. be ufihor telllu' me am 1 mar-
riod or sinnlc?"~~ioudon Telegraph.
'i‘bc acicuilutu are having some
trouble convincing the public that the
common butterfly is more deadly than
the raiilcnnuko.
Other Remedies
9
Won t Cure
the worst court, no matter of how long
handing. nr absolutely cured by
p r. o r t 6 WC
Antiooptie . '
Health 01
uncovered by no (lid iglrond Surgeon.
\ll Druuuiat (medical refund money if
Hello to cure. 25c, gilt lb. $1.00
arts “Cilkifii Cu. Celina. Ohio.
Continuum We nm mounted to any in you that e
maniacal t‘ltlrcn Law a“, ”M ydiiiinwhu had a III~
in“ sure on his ie t... a . mi.” of yum and your M. ..
to ram Arnie i'rlu (MUM, U". med Mm.
let: re and in not. a mi. in Willi! "on.
W ' tummy“ grimy a on. human.
Made by
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d...“
ix”? of no” a hair.
files .
for W
(fitiiri tic
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in
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1857
“LEADERS or QUALITY"
Where Do You Stand ?
7 The 34o.ooo families in New York who have proven to their own satisfaction the
purity of Borden's countryebottlcd milk have also reduced its price to the level of all
BURDEN’S i} Elli. liliiNiRY—Bilii ii iii
The vast volume of sales makes it possible to keep the price within the reach of all.
You can buy milk that is cheaper in price, but the real cost of which is as dear as
the cost of illness and death.
You can be one of a few to buy more expensive milks.
But you cannot buy any other milk that possesses at once those necessary attri-
butes of Cleanliness. Wholesomencse and Moderate. Reasonable Cost.
Nor can you buy a milk that will more completely gain and hold your confidence.
WATCH FOR THE BORDEN MILKMAN
or telephone the Bordon Company today and a Borden driver will deliver your order.
BORDEN’S
v
1910
j"it ”tritium Milli.
it eeentn pretty ri-rtnla now.lllai we
are to have "bobble effects“ but not
‘holiblo altlrlti."
'l‘hc lingo advertisement of it Well
known shop of a apecliil lupin of Viw
mcli‘a apparel which included thew
lint-c Ililrliht‘li in bold letters, ".\'o up-
prornla.“ “No exchanges." “No t', ti.
ire," lllditnlt'ti the circuit to which
threw privilege» are abused ubrn .t
liliii‘ is on. i)! (-iiurm- when Kiltleiti
must be notion rid of at (turn and to
that end are reduced to coal lilitilili“
low. they cannot lw lu'uught buck illli‘i
on for nt-w't-r eiylcu, nor ltcld bub-ll
illicit for "approval.“ nor will around
iliiiiacritnilinlci} on t‘ (i ll orders to
be brought back too iltil' for the litiit‘
lit-chime the party ordering "isn't In ”
Such mica mum lw boon (illl‘ itiilf'h‘ of
the ambient. and if womvn would he
count leniioiru about threw llliiili'l‘ii lliwi
would benefit in the end. When a
merchant fintla runtomers (ll'iirl‘illlt
[Gilda merely to have their lll‘iflil'lilllt
are Ult'fil ordering or bill wound atop-
pinu a tilicir door. or oilicrwlac iil'liuac
ilit'lliiitiii'ui-i at his t-xpciitic. no line in
lake precautions; in protect himself.
Not only arc the propeller screw and
entire tili'ubip itllr‘tli’illi dcaimlii among
the new aclrfplna for mcn'a Wear. but
similar figured are even woven into
their lick.
The metal bulimia for cloth and for
route this tall are to be cool worku of
art. both in ctilor and drilled. Many
of them are tirieuiul in character.
limped effects are to be the lcutlink
feature of art-say gowns thin winter.
And the material» in vogue lil‘t' idea"
for obtaining perfect linen, therefore
We mahlook for many charming titl-
iiiimii.
'l‘hcrc bun erbium bcca u uronicr ad-
vance in u material in u iiiliiiltl liittlitilll
than in appearing in the new l’oralan
alike of the incoming beacon. 'i‘hclr
cullorlunu are exceeding unit and their
figures icon pronounced, which makes
them very much more dcniruble. even
for lininne to be draped with lace and
chiffon.
The rocking chair «coins to have
been baninbed to the ulcopiun room.
except there iii‘ liolllt“ elderly purmill
in the home. for whom there should nl
room he kept a favorite rocker in a tu-
vorlie final of the pleat-untold room in
the honor.
The stilt hraidn which reeemble
straw make dcllnbtful iwie'een reason
built for immediate donning. it is the
«mailer shapes that are fuebionetl of
them.
The own of chiffon cloth with deep
crepe 0 china hem iii no more faith.
tenable than the gown of erotic tie
chine with deep vowel item.
The short-waisted dresses to which
no many have clung because of their
becoming lines will be in style again
this year. llama Falkner brings out
it good many (iealsns which are not
L. H. DECKER
Wail Papers, WCrockery, Glassware
House Furnishing Goods. etc.
FOR SALE
i.(~i iii i‘Wllilii\ \\‘i|||tit‘ii “ONE“.
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to lay;
‘Luii.
(incl
>1t in...“ thin. ‘ 1:}it Set-lions: {if ""V "“
.'\til rllviv i“l\lllli“ .. llti‘.tiitil'Slwi\‘~ 5'. ‘ I i
luv. and ‘l‘lirtc “mum: in itllli‘il Soc. ""‘ =
litiil 4 . '. .l '
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Telephone Connection
CONNECTiCUT PATENTS.
The iniitm‘iiig were leuucd Auuw‘i 1!”
port. (‘uiiu'
Andre lioiiyor. lll'iilm'lmii, iff'ilittitliilli
oiynou
i‘iarrni-l- ii. i'liili. iirubzupuri, film'-
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After drilling about the sound all
day tiaturday. a party of seven in a
motor boat had a narrow parapet from
drowning ilslurduy night when their
boat was driven ashore off ticnaido
park. iirlditeport. The craft loat itu
rudder off i'enilelti early Saturday and
for the rest of the day the commute
could not control it. When the boat
went traitors emrai holes ware made
in the bottom. ‘
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in charge of the craft which is owned
by iioibrooit.‘ Cabot. a Rolline (3.0..
contractors. in the party were to. .1.
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