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llatsrsd at a ”thank Norwailt Post-ems.
Modll‘
was-man roses
Part of and r to»
Tassel, amiss . it she,
variabiswinds, " ‘~
iohll Loopslluco is Arrestodior
Sisshihp Tony Martiit
With a Razor
liiiliili sum it
lilliliiiiiiiti Hill
(Inn Stroke of Weapon Missed
Heart by Few Inches
About 5:30 last evening Augustus
Scslrpello ran up to Ofilcer Bryan ii
Silk. doing duty in West avenue, and
told him that there was a light in pro-
grcrs at 28 Chapel street. Ofllcer Silk
limped on his bicycle and made for
Chllpel street. Here he found in front
of his. 28 a crowd of about 200 people.
'l‘hily told him that the trouble was up
stairs. He here found ’l‘ony Marsik
, with his head. hand and body out and
slahhcd. The cut on his body was be.
low the heart‘ but a few inches. He
told the officer that the fellow next
door had done‘ the cutting.
About this time Captain Thomas
lluiit arrived on the scene and be and
()ilicer Silk went next (four. Here
they found Vlnconzo llougobuco. call-
ed Jim Longboat. sitting on the porch.
He was identified as the assailant. and
wall placed under arrest. hater ’l‘o-
massl Toccl was found and he is said
to have clubbed 'i‘ony Msrsik. He was
also arrested.
'iihe start of the trouble was a elitis-
touting at 28 Chapel street Tony Mai
slk and liouis Paequalon were togeth-
er at this christening. Dominick 1‘0ch
and Vincenso Longobucco went to the
christening and toughest had been
drinking. They were evidently not
wanted at this christeni and were
soon made to under apt . The fight
started and the rs cutting was the
result.
The case was before Judge Joseph
it Taylor. this morning, but was con-
tinued until 2: 30 ihls afternoon
alumni liiili
i iiiiiiilil
Evory Good Citizen Should Sup-
port It at the Polls Next
Monday
Not only has the Republican party
of South Norwaik placed in nomina-
tion for mayor in the person of Wil-
liam i. ii. iiohannan. a strong and de-
servedly popular candidate for that
office, hilt the candidates for council-
milll are recognised by taxpayers and
business men as being eminently quai-
iflud to conduct the affairs of'our city
government. George L. Oliver, Wii~
llaim F. Hoyt and Oliver iii. Weed have
had experience as members of the
board of councilman, George M. Way.
for about twenty years foreman of one
of the important departments in the
lockwood Mfg. Co. factory. Dr. Wil-
ltaiu ii. Blown. who a few years ago
purchased the Dr. Beau rosidbnce on
Wpst avenue, and a prominent physi-
clun alive to the needs of our city. and
William Miller. one of the most wide-
awrake and popular business men in
our midst. are the cunuidates selected
for the board 'of councilman. it doesn‘t
cabin possible that the voters of Snuth
Norwaik are going to miss this oppor-
iuihity to elect the admirable ticket
heihdud by Mr. liobannun. Aside from
the political aspoctof the case. as s
boldness proposition tho election of all
tbu above councilman and the mayor
on: the Republican ticket should be
inside certain by the united support of
ovibry voter who regards the welfare
of his city more than his party. it is
coillflllollily believed that this will be
the (sane and that when the polls are
cldlsed next Monday evening. It will be
set a that Mr. Bohemian and his coi-
leifgucs have been triumphantly elect
edi-ii’ubllshod for
committee.)
vi noun or suitors
. mum stirrer
. ‘ W
ONvt’JN. Sept. sou-rat coroner‘s
y today return a verdict of wit-
murder against .stley H. Crip-
. the American dentist. in conned
ti . with the finding in the Orinoco
H ildron-Ufencem residence last July
of the mutilated body supposed to be
the! (trippen' a wife. who was known
the stagessilci lsiilboors.
M
s P ’ rilsid noun on Bass
sdlvid‘ 1‘" rate
fit a
”tilt
the Republican
in
in
_ phoned to Norwalk.
' men in the auto, to find the garage
liiilEii ililii ilillii Eli
Iii iiEll ii iii
. Norwaik Policeman iiaips Chase
Thieves, but They Escape
lilariy this morning a telephone mes-
sage was received by onlcer Charles
I“ Page. who was on duty at the time.
to be on the lookout for two young
men. who were on their we here. it
was thought. in a fine automc lie. from
the New Canaan police. About 5:80
a. m. the machine showed up and Gill.
cer Page was seen to go away in the
direction of New Canaan with the two
men.
The men had tried to sell the lemon.
then a new tire, and finally the entire
auto in New Canaan. but all three
offers were refused. They had money
enough to buy three gallons of gaso-
line and this they did. They then start-
ed for Norwalk. The police in New
Canaan became suspicious after the
men had left. that the machine was a
stolen one. and therefore they tolu-
When ‘0 oer Page and the No men
reached ew Canaan in the inachine
he went into the garage. leaving the
men to corroborate their story about
the machine being their own. When
he reached the inside of the garage
the auto outside put on all speed and
flew away. Another machine was
sent after them and about two miles
from New Canaan the men Jumped
from the auto. us the following one
hove in sight and took to the woods.
The auto was left with engine going.
and was taken back to the garage.
The men ware not recaptured. The
police of the surrounding towns have
been notified to be on the lookout for
them and they were given a descrip-
tion of the two men. Tile auto was
stolen in New York city.
The machine stopped at the [line Ar-
row (iarage. in New (Yunnan. at 4
o'clock this morning, The proprietor.
lilr. Kroger, became suspicious of the
men. who inquired the way to New
Haven. instead he directed them to
Norwolk and then advised the nuthorl.
ties to be on the lookout for them.
The automobile was a Studebaker
touring car with the number 24364
N. Y. thereon. The machine was
lound to be the property of Mr. Cohen.
of 79th street and Riverside Drive.
New York city. and had been stolen
last night from in front of his real-
deuce.
ill Willilllll PliEliiil
iii Elliill iii ‘liliiliiii
Norwatk Board of Estimate to
Arrange Financial Matters
~Will 00361200 More
As was told some few days 'ngo in
The Sentinel brick pavement was
wanted in front of the city of Not-walk
library. Saturday evening it was do
cided to have this part of Wall atreoi
paved and this morning the work was
started by Contractor William ii. Ar-
thur, who has successfully completed
the work up to this point. The im-
provement is a line thing and will last
a long time. is due to give perfect sut-
infection. and will ever be regarded as
a monument to the council who voted
to do the work.
Saturday evening there was a "mill.
ing of the Board of Estimate and Tax-
ation. at which there were three mem-
bers of the council present. The count
cilmen explained what they wanted
and the board of estimate thought it.
a fine thing They guaranteed the it
nancial end of the matter and will see
it through in this way Councilman
Malone was seen this morning and its
estimated the cost of the furtherin!
of the work at 01,300. for which an ap-
propriation from the board of estimate
will be necessary.
it was absolutely essential that the
work be commenced this moiniiigo
this further part of the paving. 'lhoro
is a quantity of brick left and with that
the work has been begun. The piano
of road that is being paved is between
the city property of the Norwslk id-
brsry and the city park and is a little
over one hundred feet in length. The
paving will be carried up to the prop-
erty or it. C. Hartford, 1 Boldon avo-
nuc.-snd there will be “0 feet of ce-
ntent walk lsid along the street eight
feet wide on the park side. it is also
necessary that me test of ”dash iron
pipe be laid to replace the cement pips
already in that section of the street.
The only attention about whether
the work should be done or not was
the determining that the section under
consideration is a part of Wall street
or not. It was decided that it is it
part of Wall street and so soon as the
point had been settled it was voted to
go ahead with the work.
The small park at this place owned
by the city will be completely sur»
rounded with brick pavement when
this latter work is finished and the
property will be greatly improved.
«a»...
PM! IND. TONlGHT.
out Well it. and L. Company's nip
lvsst A successful One.
Tonight will mark the close of the
fair which has been conducted in Red
lion’s Hall in Washington street furs
week by Old Well Hook and ladder
Company. The hall was titled Batur
dky evening and a good business was
done by all of the enterprises.
The oracles are to he cosmtutstod
over the clean and pleasing rsir they
t will be marked
tits eluding I
have been conduciiés and it is hoped he“
ith
will sum out a.
it it till
it itiiiliili
Arrival of Vice-Pigment Sher-
man muses Old Board For-
ces to itsdoubls Efforts
Bill ,llllES [illlll
iiiiiiillli iii liElElillEi
Fight for Temporary chairmsm
ship Far FromSotilod
SARATOGA. N. Y.. Sept. Mir-'Wllh
the coming today of Vicegl’resident
Sherman on the scene of the political
battle. the Old Guard forces redoubled
their energies to secure control of the
Republican state convention and pre-
vent Col. Roosevelt and tho progres-
sives from naming the candlstes and
writillg the party platform.
Vicel’resident Sherman had scarce
iy nilghted'from the train before he
was in conference with the Old Guard
leader. William ilnrnes. .lr.. who frank-
ly staYetl today that neither side had
a majority of the delegates. and that
the light was far from settled.
Mr. Sherman was in good humor.
but had uotbvng to any.
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
--FALL MILLINERY OPlNlNG.
Miss K. Polhemus (formerly Miss
Hutchinson) announces the full show
ing of fashionable Mlllluery. Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday. Sept. 28.
:9. 30. Trimmed and untrimmod hats.
“w”..-
Sillilil iiiiilliilii liilil‘
Slii’ili iilll liiEEiilEli
Rigid Examination Shows a Vsry
Low Amount of Bacteria
.. m... <‘v
While the City of Norwslk'e Board
of Health may have secured informs.
tion which would lend them to believe
the milk supply is such as to be ru-
sponsiblc for typhoid fever in that city,
the board of health or this city is sim-
that the same condition thOp' not or
lot here.
The South Norwslk liourd of Health
how long had the milk situation on
dor advisement. :vary dealer doing
bilHll’lt‘i‘ill is required to register and all
of them have paid the regular license.
If is necessary for all dealers peddling
milk in South Not-walk to conform
with the requirements of the board of
health. whether they live hcru» or come
in from adjoining places to peddle
their product.
Thirtyolx colonies of milk have
been submitted by the board of health
to the slate laboratory at Mittdlotown
and they show the milk hero to he of
an excellent quality. Milk found to
contain not more than 60.000 bacteria
to the cubic contormoter is consider
ed to be of good quality. Even milk
having l00,000 is not bad milk. llo~
low 10,000 is very good.
Dr. it. ill. Purdue. secretary of the
board of health. said today that in lus-
tice to the milk dealers who do busi-
ness in this city. the results obtained
by the board of health from the ox.
ruminations of the milk supply should
be made known. (July p.000 bacteria
to the cubic conicrmotor was found in
the sample of milk furnished by one
local milk dealer. The samples were
collected by (‘ouaiuble .l J tioodwin.
«MiLLlNIRY OPININO. .
Monday and Tuesday. Hopi 26th,
27th. A cordial invitation to all. 8.
mother I. (10.. ill Wall Ht. cor. Water.
Norwalk. Conn.
FDIIAI. illlflllllll‘liil
0F OYSTELOPEIEIB
Elsie Organiser Riley. of iluuimry.
came to South Norwalk. yesterday. and
formally organised the now tout of
tho Oyelurmon's Union. About this
white and colored men employed at
tho business of opening oysters in
this vicinity have Joined and look for-
ward to having their organisation
prove very valuable in adjusting dit.
foreseen that may It'lhti from lime to
time with the proprietors of the spent
lug establishments.
The oyster openers have been bold
ing their muslin s on the second horn
of the liarsbiied building in Water
street.
DRUNK!” OHAUPFIUR'O ION!)
IANID.
~M
Bridgeport Julius Considers His Vs
urious Often-s. ’ '7
BRIDGNPOM‘. Sept. till. M‘i list
have it is s serious matter when any
man drives a motor vehicle “lilo iii
an intoxicated condition." sad looks
(fart Mar. to the oily court this storm
111,: when he raised the bmd of John
Aunts from true to some for so
sate Wednesday. in deficit the
atrium wonttoisii. . .
Milli“ was arrest“
mu its
“iii Billiill
it lsl‘o Be Arm Mrts‘
Notwithstanding thdre is so much
uncertainty regarding the method to be
employed in preparing a split ballot
to be capt at the coming city election.
will be lost. lowing totbe irregularity
in marking the same, it it reassuring
to know that the Republicans have
placed in the held a ticket which should
appeal to all good clitssns. irrespective
of party affiliations. The candidate for
mayor on the Republican ticket lacon-
sldered one of the best selections which
has ever been made by‘thst party and
the nominees for ihs.eauncil are all
men or business training. who have
at heart only the bostllntorests of the
city.. it will therefore be seen that
the preparation of the ballot to be
cast is to be a-simpls platter: Place a
cross in the circle over the name Re-
publican. thereby assisting in the elec'
tion of Mr.‘Bohsunnn snd‘hls asso-
ciates on the ticket.~li’ubllshed for
the Republican Committee.)
>M.W
Biilllill lEliir
BElEliiilEl 'lliilflili
Colonial Club's Auto Ride to New
York Marked With Var-
ied Experlpscss
in order to celebrate their victory
over the Springwoods the Colonial
Baseball Club ellioy a trip to New
York. Saturday eye The party
was conveyed in two of Oscar Banks'
big cars. The participants were Wii
John Woafsr. Biopheu Oflll. Sidney
(gul'Ilcn. John O'Connor and Thomas
e v
At sight the start was made from
tut-M Mahaciwno, but ra l
South Narnia midrib own
South Main and on «Meta.
where they gave numerous cheers for
their beaten rivals.
amps were mad:- at Stamford. Port
Chester and Lsrohmout. the last place
owing to a punctured tire. roar-hing the
city st 2:") Sunday morning. A great
copper was than enjoyed by all. After
this reinforcement a drive around the
city was had until four o‘clock. when
the trip homoward "was started. The
troubles then began. three tires blew.
lug onI on the way. Directly opposite
American lmue Park on ltiilih Street
was the. first the to go; the second at
hismaroneck. and the third at Dorian.
all on the same car. These were not
the only troubles for the Post road was
lost. and the cars were found to he go-
ing toward Albany. Thr- i‘eliiam road
was at last found. but, the care now
lost track of each other. The car con-
taining Cullen, inwaon, tinsrnelrt.
Warrior and McGuire was lost on a
buck road with no gasoline. A walk
of three miles was taken. where a gs-
rngo was found in set some gasoline.
After some figuring the main road was
again found. and everything went
along fine until the other machine was
found along the roadside near Mamsr
()an with a puncture. A new shoe
was procured after a three hours' wall.
The feature of this particular stall was
that Jim lawsonsndtiusrnoiri bad all
they wanted of automobiles but the
rest. though all tired. took things hap-
pily. Getting out of this difficulty. the
boys were attain off. only to get anoth-
er puncture at llarion. but the boys
finally arrived in dear old Norwslu at
it o'clock, yesterda mornina. tired
and sleepy. Thu at claim it the time
of their lives and one which they will
never forgot.
m
WHAT TIIEY All. 8"
When the Blamiord Advocate says
that William J. ii. Bahamian will make
a mighty good mul'Or for Idoulh Nor~
walk. it knows what it is talking about
lmcsuso Mr. Bohsnuln was mayor of
litamford two terms and made good.
That parlor adds that in case he is and
coastal at the polls he might calico
tioath Norwslk to cull rlpvsuwiukling
and got busy like Stamford. in our
event it mus that no elector oppor-
tunity could be afforded our city than
It now has in election Mr. tiohaonss
as his tic-«i bllsbsd for the Repub-
lican mini too.)
W
ro oisouss MUNICIPAL IUILD'
mos MOPCOI ”MN.
The Merchants Mid Manufacturers
Association will hold a very important
muslin or still! eventual. in the
smith glows h Club iilrlors. The so
societies will discuss the oily hail.
public library and Are
proposition to its voted on at, gigs.
tion Noam Previou- lu the WM
meeting or the association. the titans-
pertstien oosiniiiusol it o «societies
W...
will harem a routine to compile a as
for”. trolley loop at
he west Iosflmb
«pd-sill:
H...
_ use err
.u m
and the probability that many votesI
liam McGuire. Prank Ousmqiri. Ales ,
(lConnor. James and John Lawson. "
hold Mm bioor
i
AVURS i
[iil‘liRi iii .
Billillliiiil'
President Mellon Does Not 0h-
lect to Tribunal to Pass on
Railroad Questions
liilliili lilEil iiiiliillilliil
IS ii’lllllllil "REM
Answers Query As to Reptile.
tion of Capitalization
Sept. 24.1910.
Mossers iiiveretttl. iiill, President; Ari
thur S. Barnes. Secretary, Connecti-
cut likiitorlal Association New iinv-
on Connecticut.
Gentlemen:
I find your letter of September 15th
entailing me on my return to New Ha-
ven after a few days‘ absence.
(Continued on Second Page.)
—iF WE SHOW IT. ”'8 RIGHT.
Miss Spelllcy. 13 N. Main street. 80.
Norwalk. announces a display of full
hats. exclusive patterns. Opening
days. Wednesday and Thursday. Sept.
28 and 29.
till iillE iii’liiilll
iiiili lil ‘liiili Billiii
Attorney General Light's Au-
nouocemsnt Expected Soon
State Attorney General John H.
Light will give out a statement In a
day or two relative to his interpreta-
tion of the proper methods to pursue
In voting with the Australian system
lot ballots. which will be used for the
first time in Connecticut this year.
There seems to be Considerable
doubt in the minds of many people
over the proper manner toward the
ballots for split tickets. but it is es.
peeled the tastier will be cleared up
this week The sin of the new ballot
forms seems to be that an Important
section of the law has been left out
of the instructions on the ballots. This
is to. the cfitct that where a ticket is
split. a cross shall be placed before the
names of each candidate it Is desired
to vote for. if there are two or more
candidates for the same office. This
of course applies in the eloctsion of
councilman. board of relief. constables.
MC.
A consignment of ballots have been
received by the town clerk and city
clerks of Norwalk and South Not-walk.
Tho ballots are about the chief subject
of conversation today.
use cursors its
use fill“! our
.........
Fire destroyed a big barn in Park
street New Canaan. Saturday night.
owned by to H tlsmmia. father of C.
A. flammtn who inmates the Union
Parcel fictive y in this city. The or-
igin of the b no. which did damage
to the extent of about 83,000, is un
known. The reflection of the tire could
be plainly soon in Norwaik.
The New Cassatt Fire Department
turned out and while it was imposalble
to save the structuro that was sure.
nearby barns were Itopi from calculus
ilrs. some of the contents of the barn
were saved. including four trucks. at
mowing machine and sober tannins
tools. Three wagons and harness
were burned.
PAYS DEIILV
Fill Afllllll'
Frank livelield. an toast Not-walk
young man. was arrested this morn-
ing by constable .l. J. (lotaiwio. as a
result of the assault about two weeks
ass on i. Podslststly. the taller. who
mindsets an establishment at the him
nor or that Washinston and Port
streets. toast Norwsik.
it appears that when Podslsi‘sky
passed some young men near his place
or basins". one of them threw some
thing at Mill knocking od’ his hat. When
he espoutulstod. ho was struck. Seo-
llold. it is claimed. hit Poseidon. in
court. this morning. Judas Joseph ii.
Taylor lined midfield its and MMW
which was paid.
WOMAN mlAt-ld'l“ r
Mrs. tinnitus” l3.loo
IPIAK.
of Water-
on the socialist ticket. will speak to-
night on Railroad honors at 7: so. lira.
is one of the best woman speak:-
snicthssbstassnilsssissdias
More is the worsens suffrage more»
meat. ,
There will be a mesh or the Wet:
coats Italian talus. at It.
(looms tomorrow night in tbsir as»
tors in lists street.
bury. candidate tor ssorstarv ol stats N
Plllliiiiill tiiliitl
Illil’ilil iillili iliii "
Principally interested initially
lap of the Primary Bod!
Morris Knowles. engineer of the
Pittsburg. Pa. filtration system. tele-
graphed our city water commissioners
lthst he would stop here Saturday sf-
tornoon to inspect the filtration plant.
The principal object of Mr. Knowles
visit was to see the working of the
flushing system of cleaning the pri~
mary filter beds.
Commissioner Hatch with William
Moran, who placed the services of him-
self and his automobile at the dispo
and of the commissioners. met Mr.
Knowles at the railroad station and
took him to the litter. After examina-
tion and inspection Mr. Knowles was
brought back to the 5:10 train for New
or
The Plttsburg filters are m the
largest in the country. coating for
their construction into the millions.
At the present time extensive work is
being done along the lines of treating
the water and putting it into better
condition and quality preparatory to
filtering. it is thought by this means
that the capacity of the filters will be
doubled and the quality of the water
also made better. which will mean an
economy amounting to many thousand
dollars each year.
if you buy a bag of Cataract Flour
at the Norwslk Grocery and are not
satisfied with It. they will buy it back.
isn’t that fair enough. The price will
be found in tho adv.
Classified advertisements on this page.
as words or less. as cents; I times. Ids:
nah additional word. 1 cent per Inunlon.
FOR SALE.
NARI BARGAinA FINE TONE
"Shou‘tger" piano in first—class condi-
tion. ash or easy terms. Also a. good
Acorn kitchen stove. shelve and pipes
cheap. Variety Bastian 76 Washln ton
street. an at
m
FOR SALE-«AUTOMOBILE. PUNGS-
Pinch runnbout.3 36 h. p. Cheap. Any
demonstration. Address R.
South Norwalk. Conn (lira-gory!
row safaucumc is so”) 'f‘liiB
wet-it. [launch as foot long. 9 feet
s h. p. engine. fully equipped. in dire
iii t‘lrcgurs Boulevard s36 It
FOR SALE ... t‘lihAl’. KITCHEN
rungs Almost new inquire 2 Burritt
avenue. South Norwalk. s28!
HOMI- MAD! III
broad fresh every m profiling. MW
Monday, uy.
TUB “3’s
“Vans. 2! Mil Main 81 m. “5. SH 1!
FOR IALI~~A RESIDENCY: ON WEST
avenue. Choice location. All
lm uvv-menis Wade tress.
“31.0“ Hot water heal Hard mood
item. House imperfect condition.
quit-cm ruini- a Guide at:
.... ...-..._.......___.....____.
PO! BALI-JFNN R01)! HOUBIL'.
(‘roaa street. l-loutil Norwallt
inquire Taylor a Golden s 1 Ct
TO LET
TO LET HOUSES. FLATS. Niioi's.
farms. barns. manufacturieo. hail. twin.
itmriiim-ry. trams. etc. Raymond Bring
out. a as i
To LIT —DlL‘81RAill.l-: EIGHT ROOM
house. all improvements. 1H Knuth Iain
i-ii . “ml", at): roo I cottage. iii Meadow 8!.
Apply Tot «.116 Booth lain it:
TO LIthllX ROOM lini'tii‘: fN
South Norwalk with all ttnprovsmsnta
mobile at l! Alcrwln street. Norwalk.
Tel. lost» 3. all at
re LITwniRNisilldn soon. not.
impmwtuostin. s liantoni place. south
Norwaiit. .25 a
'rc Ll‘i‘vb-TWO FLATS. :3 Plilfl'i‘
shoot. rt tut mvemewta. inquire R.
.luselovu y. It its! atmi at: if
TO LIT~ OCT. "‘1‘. PRIVATE PLACE
lawn. m Main street. orwalk. (hum.
rims. l. itritton. 82 Fort street. East Nor»
wellnt all u
T0 LIT FliRNlillilt‘l) FRONT ROOM
with bath. centrally located. all conven-
tsnoes inquire Bi South Halo iii old a
re LIT FIVE ROOM AI‘ANTIENT.
newly tapered and minted. Imitlir‘o9 «Qt
diliout Hamil
1'0 LIT HAMILTON AVE. TWO 2.
family trauma. 0 mm s rtmoma. all im-
rovernsnis; wood mu itton: one bl
rum railroad station; rant rout
Joseph ll Taylor. Iiiltf
susm wousw's a erasure.
ro fill; mmvdu’fnm-tfil' r llama}!-
irai ill. than! Norwul
to LIT «mull
lid ON Pill?
limit ilwsris a (tarball all up. an table
for tight manufacturing or
mt sides. sit-am h" hosts; an: “97$"
I
of tits mills won't-lies { tear lilo q .in“ it
www.mw Mu. ”Ob-audit. ..
BUSINESS NOTICES.
FURNITUNI MOVID mun?
short dist auto truck.
on to
Ii.l without fwflu
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gives.
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Score of Sunday’s Giulio at
Shadyside Was it to 4
Saturday, by a score of 7 to 1.
game was for a purse or $50. 00. ‘-
The rosters of both teams word
present in large numbers with that
which were used at opportune times.
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Fifi: lN GIHLB' DORMITORY.
SYRACUSE N. Y.. Sept 88.—-—Firo
broke out in the basement of Haven
flail, a girls’ dormitory at Syracuse
University. this morning, and two
in kimonos, fought and extinguished
damage was light.
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