' for W. Ferris.
, South Norwallt Voters Will Have
laurel! ""1de new”! Murillo-
.ivso‘iit ills. int»;
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Arrangements Madcfor Election
of City Officials Oct. 4
A special meeting of the city coun
oil was held Saturday evening at the
council chamber In Washington street.
at which time arrangements were
made for the annual city election.
which will be held on Monday. October
3rd. City Clerk J. Jl‘Cunoo was direct
ed to publish the usual notitc con-
cerning the election which will have
the Putnam Hose house as a general
pollinp.r place.
Beside selecting city officials for the
next year. the voters will express
themselves on the project to issue
bonds for $50,008 to purchase the
Woodward. Wright and Brown proper-
ties In North Main and linion streets
for public purposes. including city ole
liclul. library and tire purposes. This
movcmcnt is the result of thc general
dissatisfaction for years with the pres-
ent city quarters. which are totally
inadequate and inappropriate.
There were on hand at tho Satan
day night meeting of the council.
Councilmen John E. Paul. William ll.
McMahon. Chester F. Clark and Vic-
it was also decided to have the next
"19(4an of the council on Tuesday
evening, October 4th. The regular
meeting date is election night. On
Tuesday evening. October 4th there
will be a hearing to determine lite at
tltudc of the interested property held-
crs to the report of the freeholders on
the assessment of benefits and dam.
ages for the change of the grade of the
timid. on; p.58 , “pincer
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Occupants Oiung to Keel of the
Craft Until liescued
The upsetting ot’ a canoe between
Hickory Bluff and Belle island fur-
nlshcii the summer residents who still
remain In that vicinity. ‘with an excit
lag time yesterday afternoon
in the canoe when it upset werc
Edgcworih Williams and Edward J.
Gallagher. and for a time it was be
lieved on shore that they wore in it
bad way.
The summer residents gathcrcd in
numbers along the shore and It'itilt-r
cd offers or aslstauce. The young
men in the water iiianngt-d to cling to
their uplurncil fragile craft until Ed-
ward ti‘llrlcn arrived With a row boat
arid look them usllorc. in the excite»
meal the puddle of the canoe was lost,
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“AN ANNOUNCEMENT.
loiiisc A. Tripp announces that thc
full term for piano pupils begins Sept.
:30. Studio. l00 South Main St.
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BEIATOI OFROTH
Stiics Judson. .lr.. who was in the
ornate session before last. was nomi
noted for the. same body by the Twon~
ty-Ilfih senatorial district republican.
calchnlloii Saturday. in Bridgeport.
The name of Judge Elmore 8. Banks.
of Fairlie-id. who had won a minority
of the ilclcgaios In the town mucus.
wits not presented. and Mr. Judson was
nominated by iii-clumulion. The out»
come had litlt'll forcssteii by the can»
utilises. In most. of which there were
stiff contents between the friends of
Mr. Judson and Judge flanks.
When the convention was field no
other name than that of Mr. Judson
was presented. This was considerable
of a surprise.
Mr. Judson came, before the convert
lion and made an sccopilmce speech.
its harshly criticised the acts of pub
ilc. service corporations at the state
house. told of how members of previ-
ous sessions had left their seats duo
lug debate on a bill to confer with
agents of «operations. and had hamp-
ered roiiiodial legislation to their out-
set on‘ori. Mr. Judson said that he
took hlii nomination to mean that his
position was approved and announced
that If elected he woulll follow that
same course next session. He said
that the corporations must be under
the control of the people and lobbyists
must vacate the capitol.
Ml. KLlNIFILT‘H'I ARM
R0 was
I
It bu lust developed that so a result
of the automobile and carriage chili.
sion in which Joseph Kilnefeitsr was
iuiured moral days ago It the flows:
ton railroad station. that one of the
bones of his left arm was civilian. Ho
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No Opposition confronts iiim Be»
fore Fourth Congressional
District Convention
Conaiessman Ebenezer J. Hill who
helped make the Payncaildrich tariff
bill. was nominated for the ninth con
secutive time Saturday as the Republi
can candidate for representative in
Coagress from the Fourth Congression-
al district, composed oi Fairiieid and
Litchlleld counties. The convention
was well arranged and properly
staged in the south sun parlor of the
Hotel Stratfieid. Bridgeport. The
nominating speech was made by Thom-
as H. Macdonald of the American
Graphophone Co. at high noon. The
nomination was seconded by Patrick
Duggan, of Litchfleld County. who pro
posed three cheers and a tiger for the
congressman. Another seconding
speech was made by Attorney John B.
Dillon. of Huntington.
in making his nominating speech
Mr. Macdonald said that "it was web
at this time that the party should
have such leaders as Hill." He al
luded to the "rumblings along tht
political horizon' and said “i know
that there are different ideas forcing
themselves to the front within the
Republican party. We have stand-
patterg and insurgents. regulars and
progressives and all are within the
party. We welcome you to the tray
to tight the common enemy.
Congressman Hill was cheered
lustlly when he entered the hall. His
speech of acceptance before the con
vention was very brief. He
thanked the delegates I'or honoring
him for the ninth time and for their
confidence in hirii. lie declared that
be still had a heart. left and that hr
fell extremely mateful for tho honoi
'idllil he had a stout dual to bc proud
of in representing Falrfleld and
l.itciifield counties.
He said that it. had warmed his
heart and given him confidence at tho
recent state convention of which lit
was chairman to have the delegates
from both of the counties come to hint
and congratulate him upon Ills par-
liamentary rulings and the mascot
in which he had presided over tlic
convention. He assured the delegatcs
present that lie had been foriuilulc
In being in attendance at the groan-r
part. of the sessions of the house oi
representatives and that the people oi
the fourth district could always find
the rcpiesciitnllve of their ilistiicl
altcndlnc to their business.
There vi'urc ltiii who sat down ll
the dinner inclusive of the HG delc
sales to the convention. The 'l‘lpo
canoe chorus of this city was presen
and sung betw the courses all oi.
the old songs int n; of Hill.
The chairman of the convention
was Clitua H. Kins. of hirilcld. and
the sectariarlea were W. J. Barber. oi
Harwlnton, and John H. Hoyt. of Nor-
walk.
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Machine Equipped With Edison
Storage Battery Charged
at Municipal lilant
(inc of the two electric automobiles
Which are being given an oxliuuslivc
lost with the latest improved Slm‘llfli'
battery invented by Thomas A. Edi.
son. stopped in South Not-walk. Suture
day afternoon. and the batteries were
recharged at tho miinicipnl electrical
station.
The machine was a Bailey Electric.
the personal car of Mr. Edison and one
which he drives himself. This ma
china and another. a Detroit Electric
are makings limo-mile trip. follow
Ina the rouflt of the Ideal tour. ’l‘hc
Detroit machine started out. from New
ork and went viii White Plains. thc
other coming up tlila way. The litiW‘
machines. it is expected. will ineci in
Waterbury Saturday.
The Bailey Electric was in chsrgc
of i". ii. McCInneiis. an electrical our
uineur in Mr. Edison's laboratory. and
o. W. Bullion. representing the com
pany manufacturing the automobile.
Superintendent Albert iii. Winches-
ter. of the. municipal" plant. fit one of
Mr. [Clinton‘s “boys." having served to
the laboratory of the Willard of Martin
Park. and he showed Messrs. McClln-
iiosa and function every courtesy pos»
sible. That they were greatly pleased
with the reception and treatment horc
was shown by their enthusiastic eit-
proiiiiion of thanks.
The charlie given at the South Nor
Walk Electrical Works was a very
heavy one. but was completed in about
two hours.
Mr Edison has been working on the
auto storage battery for several years
and hits it to such I point of porter:-
iion ibiii the machine which llIllileil
through here Saturday has gone 1M
miles on one chum.
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IAiL WILL PATIOKIZID
Yostardsy‘ il sfisrnoon' ii popular soil
via the Steamer lnbsl furnished a
very pleasant outing for some soil poti-
pls. The day was it fine one for the
salt, bath; sufficiently warm for coni~
fort on a boat. Music was a feature
on the trip. The isabol left the south
Norwblh steamboat dock about it
o'clock slid reached the dock on the
return about 5:80. lilo stops were
mile on the trip. the built. heading to
the westward on the start.
Kr. and Mrs. Henry ii'roeb. of bows
is now having this treated. and hopes
to use the am in a few weeks.
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The President 'at Yale Corpora-
tion’s Meeting
NEW HAVEN! Sept. 19.~President.
Taft and Colonel Theodore RoosoVelt
will hold an important conference here
this afternoon. presumably on life New
York political situation. The confer-
ence was arranged at the request of
Mr. Roosevelt. who is now on his way
here front Oyster Bay in an autumn
bile. .
Lloyd G. Griscom, president of the
New York County Republican Com-
mittee. and Otto ’I‘. Bannsrd. the itc-
pulilican candidate for mayor of New
V‘York city last fall. also will take pilrt
in the conference.
Just what development. In the New
York situation caused the request for
a conmcroiicc with the president at
this time could only be conjectured
here today. Since the Sherman cpl-
sodc and his statement of his every
action in flint mailer. President Taft
has been illSllOIINR to keep entirely out
.. me New i'orii situation.
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Even the More Daring Feared a
,Visit From the State Police
Undoubtedly South Not-walk is one
of the “driest" cities in the state on
Sunday but there are always a low
people may maintain they can find the
kind of liquid desired to quench their
thirst.
One man who knows the units. do
clured yesterday that if it is possible
to gen a drink on Sunday be is the boy
who can find it but yesterday he lid»
miticd that he was completely outdone
who was unable to not A tidbit. His
explanation was that there was a great
wave of four that the state police were
paying the city a visit for over Sunday.
There was some speculation. also.
over the fact that Chief of Police Wil
liain Voilmcr occupied it position at
the lower cud of Washinaion street at
Water street for scvcrsl hours yester.
day afternoon. One theory was that
he was there to use that automobiles
arc driven at s more cautious rate of
speed over the Washlniitoii street
liavcment and another was that ho
was keeping an eye on Water street
for some spetdal reason. Asked about
the circumstance. hc said the regular
Water street officer was off duty yes-
terday and he was looking after the
vicinity.
~fti01lCE.
Morchanls and dealers will not do
livcr nor charge any grants to my ac
count to any one without a icipilsiiiou
from lilo.
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MUSTACHII POPULAR.
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Norwalk Youths Tailor the Upper Lip
0 Adornment.
During the past few weeks llw I'n‘
rial appearance of quite a number of
young men of The Norwalka baa boon
itiidcrttoinx more or loss of a chaotic
owing to thc attempt to adorn the up
per lip with motiliiaclies Home of the
young men have been quilc successful
whllo othersw-wuil «the least said
about the efforts the better
The general effort to pain the uppir
lip adornment is an English iiilnpiii
tion which has lit-on meeting with Wlfli"
favor in this country. especially among
the very young man
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anus-man.
'lRIMlN’B FAIR OPEN! TO-
NIGHT.
All Is in readiness for the bin fair of
Old Wcli Hook and liaddor Company.
which will hold forth at lied Mons
iiali In Washington strut-t until next
Monday cvciiiiiu. The hall butt been
handsomely decorated by the firemen
to this being one of the most llllflfifilltl
fiil imlnrpriaol ever undertaken by the
io.mpsny Thursday night is counted
upon as it particularly eventful occa
slim for at that thus there is to he a
big fliemeu' s parade. with a large niim~
b‘or of out~of~town fireflies partlclps
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COLUMIUI DAY CELEBRATION.
The members of the itsiisn societies
of the orwiiliui. who are to celebrate
Colon: till Dav. held it meeting you
Railroad avenue. at which time the
isrduy morning at Qtilttner‘a fish in
celebration details were discussed lav
mythic; this to a very successful
event. '1' a days proceedings will be
pin with a parade after which the
street.” started yesterday on is few
days vacation trip to Atlantic City.
marchers“ will go to Retort Point for
the matador of the day.
A that it was. a
and their frioiuls and everythim points '
oi- rad
Although yoltdi‘illr ill .
mark the closing offlifiboh Club for
the season of 1010 titties is a move
ment on foot to keep the place open
until the middle of Nutsmher. This
idea has been benefit for some
time and a number , the members
of the governing has and some of
the members goth 3.: yesterday of
lemons to further dis ' the feastbil
try of this plan. Sovdtsi good ideas
were given on the subisct and it is
thought now that. the idea will be car-
ried out. Nearly all w the members
who have been soon have expressed
their opinion that the continuance of
the season will be a soda thing There
will be bosses for pm of othe day and
dances every Saturd in; dur-
ing this time. if the til it0 ’ through
and the chef. Janice Robertson will be
on hand as usual. A large beater will
be installed. as who done some years
ago. in the club houseand everything
points to succeeds Vi
Saturday evening tfim was a very
enjoyable d at the Knob which
was ihouubti be the last of the sea-
son. but with the abovd plan there will
be more. The Knob orchestra favored
with their has music and there was an
exceptionally large attendance. As it
sort of a farewell, some of the mom-
bcrs of the governing board held s din-
ner one of the excellent preparations
of Chef Robertson. on Saturday oven-
liig. Those present wire the follow-
ing: President and hits. lilac 8. Jen-
nings, Mr. and Mrs. llarrle A. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verlin. Mr. and
Mrs. li‘. S. Lyon. and William H. Odell.
it had been planned to have all the
members of the board and their wives
present. but owing to a miscarrying of
plans. the above Were all that were
present.
The kindness of thc young people of
the Knou, who formed the Knob or-
chestra and. who favored many fine
evenings with their micsrtaihmsnt. was
xrcatly appreciated b' all the mem-
bers of the Knob. 'f'h did‘ not allow
their appreciation to stop at this
point but on Haturdm evening. under
the entire direction of His Gladys
bane. of South Wilton. who works!
hard to make the affair the success
very fine dinner was
scrvod to the members of the orches-
tra and their priests, each inviting
one gfll‘iil. 'l‘bc arctic-was a merry
one. the table bclna beautifully decor-
sicd and laid with Ihti food by the
skillful hands of Miss Lane and Mrs
Jsmca (lines. The find was slain-
tributlsg something toward it. and the.
entire arrsiixcincnts were made and
executed by Miss liens. Through the
onilrc meal Misti Lane worked and
waited upon the table to see that our
cryone had everything bi- wished. and
had not a moment to lost uiiill the ice
cream. which topped off the meal. was
served. Three rousing cliecrs were
siren It the cessation of the on fits
for those who had so kindly prep id
the treat for the orchestra. Those
seated at the tablc were “to following:
The Mist-s Fronolls and Jeanette Uhle.
fluid and Elaine Show. Ruth Themes.
ituih iislriwln. Ethel llcciicr. and idil~
(RM Homer. and Messrs. Russell
'l‘bomes liorbert Baldwin. Harold
Nash, Clinton Slurdevsnt.
iisldwtn. Norman Show and Alan
Moses. Prentiss i...inssn Ralph Bald
win two members of tho orchestra.
could not be present. though Mr his
loan arrived later In the or onion
The Knob special meeting was call-
cd to order in the sftcrnoon by Presi-
dont i. S. Jennings. but Wits adjourned
uptm motion of Louis Voriin. because
of the luv members present. until
hriiiay evening. October 21st at 8
o'c,loili in the hlahiicltcnio Hotel par
lors.
The your. if ended yesterday. bro
riding the plans for a continued open
but fail. has been vrry stirccssful
The membership list has been undo
lililly int-co and cvei'ytliins lending to
ward success has been prevalent. liar
the the season dances were held every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
the roost successful water sports in the
history of the club were held. and the
auto has furnished excellent trpnapm'
tniion. it is partly because of the suc-
ccssfulncss of the you. that the plan
to continue the club .for two months
more. during which time in tho Indian
summer. has” been i‘lmlllluli‘il
—-—-Fil£ST ”ROOM COMMiT‘TEE.
At home to all fricuvla \‘chuimdny.
limit, it, :i in ii p. in. Light rcfrv~slt~
month. to clinic.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
’ TRON.
Will Is Held in Iridupofl Probably
on Friday.
o members of the lirmorrutin
‘MI iy committee put in an iiillli‘lf'
anon iliiiiirduy at the mention held at
tho Mahacitenio Hotel. to discuss the
convention which wlil'uomtuats Chief
t' Police William Volliner for harm.
The oommittoemsn on hand were
Frank H. Kerri]. of ”walk. and it.
it. Marauder. oi lllnlmi'y. but (to
other members. umnce (tilt of
nrldscport and Janisii Lor- of “RM...
bold. were fully “feed as to the or.
i‘i'f‘l”i'fttt'i'i‘it ff‘r the Minnllon 1'3“
latter will be held in Bridgeport
l‘hi'rsiiay or Willey of neat wallky
probably on Friday. II stated in but.»
urday'ii Sentinel.
Mrs. Bryn n H Stilt. who has been
seriously ill with typhoid form it her
bonus in titular: litil avenue is would
crobiy iincrovod and list up for a short
time yesterday for the first time dare
she was lollies iii.
Damages to This Amount Claim-
dunt. nearly "mo" iii Mitt «its!
ed by Church Family
of Stamford
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Attachment Placed Saturdayon
Defendant’s Oar by Capt. itunt
George W.. Georgiana :u.. and May
Lydia Church. of Stamford. have
brought suits with claims of $3.500.
81.000. and 81.0th respchiVely.
against Mrs. W. S. Keyaer. d Keyaer
place. East Norwalk. as the outcome
of the automobile accident of Septem'
ber mm in the Wilson avenue road.
when, the automobiles of the two fain-
ilies came together. badly damaging
the Church car and injuring Miss
(leornianp Church’s leg and ankle.
Mr. Church is represented by Homer
8. Cummings. of Stamford. and Mrs.
Keyser by Joseph R. Cray. of Bridge-
port. The cue will come up i the Su-
perior court at Bridgeport a first
Tuesday in October.
Mr. Church cues for the loss on the
automobile. his daughter‘s Injury. and
his wife's injured health. The suit
would probably never have been
brought against the Kcyscr family.
had they done as they agreed to do. on
the day of the accident. The son of
Mrs. Keyser. who was In his mother's
automobile ut the time of the accident,
told Mr. Church that hire. Keyser
would meet Mr. Church at the latter's
home in Pleasant street Stamford. on
the Monday evening following the no
ctdcnt. which occurred on Saturday.
They did not keep their agreement and
Mr. Church has not heard from them
since it is said.
Captain of Police Thomas iiunt Sat.
iirdsy attached the large sort-opossum
Ker Stoddard-Dayton automobile of
the defendant and all that was in it.
Since the suit was first entered by Mr.
Church. Captain Hunt bu been look
in. for the machine. it was said that
the machine was taken from the state.
it was hidden in one of the
local sum and that verb
one other things had been done with it.
but diligent. search rolled to reveal any
trams of it. Meanwhilefln. Ksyser
we: using a large Welsh limosine.
Saturday the automobile drove up to
Captain Hunt as if had been looking
for him. and he made the attachment.
recent interest is being manifested in
the case.
Miss Georgians Church. the young
lady whose ankle was so badly injured.
is unable to walk as yet. Mrs. Church
suffered such a nervous shock that she
to also ill. t was tilts. Church's drsl
ride in the automobile. that day of the
accident. and she was naturally a lit-
tle nervous because of this fact. it is
Stanley slid
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Hollie. “flan filgiier Up," Given
Eight lentils and Fined
$5.0m
NEW YORK.8ept.19.-»Chsrlca R.
Hollie former planetary and tresslirer
of the Ameriisn Sugar Refining Com-
higher up" in the Sugar Trust. was
sentenced imisy by Judge Martin. in
the United States Circuit Court. to
serve eight months In the. New York
l‘ciiltontiary. on Blackwell's Island.
and pay it duo of 86.000 on conviction
Billion Government by tho tlndul‘WOl‘h'
in; of stunt“.
.luduc Martin granted it stay of use
cation or the scnicnco pending an up-
pcal to the
Court of Appeals. The court also re-
duced llellts's ball. which had been
825.000 pending sentence since his con-
viclion last June. to ”5.000. John K.
Bianchileid. Helkn‘ii mussel. gave lm
mediate notification that an appeal
would be taken.
m’i‘oiuorrow iii the liannor flattery.
wheat. rye. oatmeal broad. biscuit.
cake. singer and eiiur cookies. All
homemade. Tel. filial.
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Lil/[LY 'lll AT IIOAD IWBI.
A fire made things interesting for a
quarter of an hour yesterday after
noon at the Towns dying establish-
inset in Broad Klver yesterd y after.
brain. litre. Alida Jordsu.w o is it
decanter of the late ill-s. Tocque and
who now Pconducts the business. and
aliens PVollioer. of South New
walk. lied their heads burned in light-
inu. the flames. {which had comment
noted from some hot ashes to a email
outbuilding. The tire was extinguish.
ed before any seileus damage was
done
Miss Georgians win... 1...... lie been
visiting her brother Mayor M
Rolfe. of Iouih Main street will to
turn to her studies is smith
Wednesday morning.
mumm ‘1
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Hitch interest Extracted in for
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party who has been called "the man ....
of conspiring to defraud the United "
United States Circuit w
%,.m
it
night’s Meeting of Dealers
stilts liahacliemo
gathering than has yet been the case
this evening on the occasion of the or-
ster desisrsand drawers. at the Ma-
baokemo Hotel. An invitation is on
tended to all of the owners of oyster
ground In this vicinity to be on hand.
for it Is hoped to get every person
who owns oyster ground to use his
best effort in the cause.
The campaign for the purification of
the Sound waters is coming along fine-
ly and just now the report on tile oys-
ters submitted to the Lederle labors?
tory is being awaited With great inter-
est. With a continuation of this pro-
gram, the local oyster dealers will be ‘
able to guarantee just what kind of
stock the\ are shipping around they
country
Commenting on a summary of" the
siuatlon printed in the Sentinel a few
days ago. the Bridgeport Standard
says:
“Connecticut oyster planters. deal~
ers and oystermen generally are 'up to
face it' as the saying is. and have to
face a condition which to adverse in
many of its aspects and calls for radi.
cal treatment. These who have inter»
cats in Rhode Island waters have been
particularly discriminated against and
vlien a like fate may greet the. Con-
nucucut growers and workers at home.
can not be foretold. Put there is a
’way out“ that can and should be avail-
ed of and the oyster interests of ivor-
wslh have recognized this and aimed;
moved to square themselves by the re-
duirements of enticalv satisfactory
conditions and to malts their products
acceptable to the market
"We repeat the warning of the Seas
fine! to the Connecticut oystermbn all
along the shore They must take
speedy action for their business is lit
danger."
-csao or mistake.
We desire to thank the friends and
neighbors for their kindness in our be
resvement; also the Golden Sceptre
tor floral tribute.
hill. AND MRS. CHAS. PLAT’I‘ AND
FAMILY.
The funeral services over the re‘
port, were held from the church of
the assumption in that place this
morning at 9 o'clock. lira. Johnson
was well known in Not-walk and. her
many friends feel extremely sympathe
tie for her surviving husband and two
brothers. John and Thomas Croltsr. of
Westport.
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Classified advertisements on new .
25 words or lose. as cents: I titan. i
each additional w‘erd. l com per insertion.
it is expected there will be a larger .
tastes of Mrs. Oliver Johnson. of West. K.
All fiorwsiiis st slisd'yolde
Oiuunds Yesterday
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Results of Other Contestson Lo- .
cal Diamonds
town. the Winnipaulta defeated the All
Norwailts in Winnipauk. on the Shady-r
side grounds. yesterday. by a score of
is to ii. ‘
The Winnipauks won out
eighth inning. making 15 runs.
Harry Cornen started to pitch for
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