Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, October 3, 1910 · page 1

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waArli’na“ roads sit

Fair tonight and probate; . .
slowl rising temperature“; {is
blew nos mostly east.

 
 

 

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Lecal Ceraman iletain Annual
Ten Mile Championship of
Life Saving Corps

 
 
 

 
 

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Nothing III bélna'conceded in
South Norwallt nit
lilolh Republican

sure of victory. though the claims of
the roost pronuonc .
ed. 'l’hey maintltin that the results In

other states are it l‘nlr indication of
what will be found to be the case in
oven the local election. Prominent Re-
pubilcnns, on tho 0th or hand,
snth a prediction.

rsmen of South
years have held

Three hardened o
Norwaik who for tw
the dory race chmnplonship of the
United States Volunteer Life Saving
Corps retained their title yesterday
In the annual re-rowlng of the event
on the Hudson RlvéI.

, .1 Has Been Found .
NEW you}? Oct 3.:8earch was

Several Causes Contribute to, " “mm“ “"’

lilake Election Interesting
~ in This Town

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Many Straight Tickets Casi Be-
cause of New Ballots

Contrary to the usual result on “off"
years. a more than ordinarily
vote ls being cast today In both
local town and city
result is attributed to several causes.
among which Is the fact that the new
type of ballot Is beingused for
iirst'tlme and that
there is a great deal of local interest
are being decided, including. in
city, the proposed bond issue for the
purchase of property to create a civic
center, and townwlse an expression on
the bond issue for the new Washing
ton street bridge

Sight must also not be forgotten ol’

Falrfield County Democrats Name
Him as Candidateto Oppose
Sheriff Hawley

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the Democr ate are

East AVENUE Cars .Wlli Rim ‘0 urday evening, when the cutter in Score Was 8 to? La‘ “I. Eat
Broad River under 24 "in. I which they ware returning to their All Exciting Ten “mum ,
ute Headway L

reported drowned had been recovered. .
so In HEWIflwu AVENUE Sixteen other sailors are missing from
the battleship and are believed to!

Yo‘lk divisions. disputed
with them, and for more than half of
the ten mile course looked threaten-
ing. but In the real test of stamina that.
came toward the latter part of the
struggle the Connecticut life savers
proved too best. and won
minutes to spare.
Under ordinary circumstances a ten
mile row Is a very simple task
men who have such close familiarity
with ours as the volunteer corps Inentv
But yesterday's conditions
‘ happened to be so decidedlyunfavor-
able that more than half the men were
pretty well fatigued upon reaching the
float at the finish line.
the first live miles of the race. from
West Ninety-ninth street pier to
wood. the turning point. the men were
compelled to fight a strong tide and
row against a stiff wind that. kicked
up a heavy sea and tossed the beats
out of a straight course.
representing the
Ridge division was
back a mile from t a start when the
boat became half filled with waternnd
threatened to swamp its occupants.
With Arthur Stabell, I. Stabell and
‘. fluid at tho ours and W. A. Iiyxbcc
acting as coxswnln. the South Norwalk
boat led the rest of the doriea all flu-
wuy from the start to a point opposite
At that Iimc’iho Cou-
ncctlruf onrsmcu appeared to llIH‘t‘ illl
:IdvaIItn-gc of poorly one hundred yards
over the Pelham l’nrk crew. with Inc
Fort Washington

 

are honking on
strongly or creed sentiment
Amour. the mambo of the party to
bring about it sweeping victory.

liluch party it“ h’nduuartet‘l estab-
lished In liavllsod street. the polling
place being the WW
party managers are leading no stone
unturned to not out a his vote. and
with much success The method of
transportation ital
the voters who hM a little prodding
or for whom It In
the polling place
furnishes a strlkln
advance of the ti on. While a few
ycaIs ago thSLflflf
full sway. theia‘ ,.
hlclc with the '
machines were in the by both parties.

During the morn g attornev
lion .1. ll. liohan
mayor on the R
Councilman Allie
(lute outlu- DemoeI-atic ticket. met and
paid their rnspoctd to ouch other. '
were smiling very shod naturedly. Mr.
liohaunan (Iffered t 0 opinion that Mr.
I’ohlman and hints
a little contest. an
."May the heat than win."
twat of for ling exists on all sides and
circumstnnte.
though this Is the usual condition at
by elections-shore. .

Coftsiderablc pickling was occasion
ed in the Democratic cuup over the
result of h strawhal’ot in the Ma»
hnokcmo Hotel chino.
conducted by Night-Clark William .I.
Donnoliy over Sunday and when
box was opened this morning. It show
ed the followinx votes; Poltiman. on;
ilohannan. 27

liepublb and claimedthis had no sig- .
ntficance and that another straw bai-
lot might show theiroppoelte result.
All sorts of promotions are being
‘00 Nine members
parties claiii A co

 

 

 

court room, and

Large Delegation Supports South
Norwallt’s Chief of Police

Without one dissenting voice
without a shadow of opposition. Chief"
William Voilmcr. of the South
walk police department,

led by the Democrats of b‘alrfield coun
' ty as their candidate for shot-u. at the
convention held in Bridge lOI‘l Satur-
It was. wit out doubt.
the most enthusiastic convention of the
kind that has been held In tho cofIniy
within many years, If ever.

Long beforehand. that Is as soon as
all opposition to the candidacy of Chief
Vollmer had disappeared.“ was plan

Illoata and launches from the harbor' ‘
Addmmml cars to Rowan”. police and the baotlosbianetoday dru- Other 630108 0iWaninLg 83m
Mornings and Evenings 8°“ ”'9 WW” 0' ""5 "m" “”93 ‘“ . Season

 

used to get out mw

Munyhpcople think that
when t u now timetable of the troi- Capt. Rodgers. of the battleship New 0 w 1
loy goes into about. that they will have Hampshire. has received word from N r a ks ”mm at Shadyside. Will
to study the timetable to find out the two of the sailors whose shore liberty
‘time that the cars :vill run. but this expired on Saturday night and who
3 a wrong mprose on. for the time were reportcd missing. These were are out The 0

e cars is practically the same and 'l‘. A. lionaali. ordinary acumen. and A. W gain was eicitln

the onlyI change fal“ in the East ave- Zwllmeli, buglor. Bunsaii sent a tele-
nuc ant iron ivcr care and the grant to Capt. Rodgers dated at Phila- ‘
Newfoun avenue and Stamford cars. delphia and stating that he would re and Ned Harry. 0: the Winnlpnflta, a
and some additional 20 minute cars to port for duty today. 'Zwinnell return

“one". to not to
mom assistance.
illustration of the

day afternoon.

onddidaie for

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Plillilllllllll Hill llll
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Connecticut Company Will Have
An Additional Snow Plow
In the Local Service

(Continued on Fourth Page.)

Will] PRIZE Rlili
Mil ll'tL Pillllillll

Nassau County Board of Super-
visors is Consider Cancel-
laifon of Permit

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.——'I‘ho board of
supervisors of Nossau county. 1..
will hold a special meeting today to
consider the‘u‘dvi‘hlllty' of cancelling
the permit for this grand prize auto-
mobile race‘scheduled to be held over
the Vanderbilt cup course October 15.
“Nillwmlfiiffldlnl .Stililrdtiii'n .
t‘our dead and more than 20 injured.
incident to it’he ‘ Vanderiiilt g cup con
test, A. R. Pardhtgton. general mana-

W .. .... lllllllES rum noun li’iiudt“mill“tlii.il‘.’l..‘ié?.”.ii;§e r .... H... .. “were

 

er TtlIIS or STEEL rill“; f.‘i‘.iii:3..”‘° "°""‘ ....... .... mm... .. .. ...... me

Oct. 3.—-I’ln- THE SPINNING MACHINE OF A.
tied down by tons of twisted stool glr- SPIDER. __________
data. a number of bodice were I‘Blmri- The spinning machine ls situated un- counch MEETING pOSTPONgu
ed found early today by the workmen do. .ihe hinder part. of the spider's This evenln is the is. d t t r
engaged III removing the debris from be y. It takes the form of a slight de- 3 regu r “ ° 0
the basement of the wrecked

 

 

representatives
The others trailed far in

hil‘he situationhwas found to be such resembling tubes. Four of these con- none will be adjourned until ”mom"
i a morning I at it was impossible Iain an Immense number of minute
to make any progress in recovering openings, as many as a thousand can gallis‘m’fi $213325:th ”(310: fig”?
the ironies. and a stool crane will have be counted in each. and from every 5 9 sin .

10 bit blaced in order to lift the heavy one or these openings a viscous fluid
material away.

In the unit ten minutes.
the South Norwnik men. through
error In guiding their boat
quickly lost their lead and dropped to
second place temporarily.
fake was In making their
home off II‘oI-f I. ushingfon too far out
in mldsfrcaln. where they encounter-
ed the hcnviest swells of IIIe cutira
The Fort Washington
crew wanted to be familiar enough
with the locality to hug the shore
closely as lmsfblc on making
turn. and their boat as a result Was
the first to head fer the finish line
five miles south.

 

 

Norwaik will not be snorted
under this year is a certainly as far
as the (l‘onuectlcut Company can pro-
'l‘hey will at any rate keep
the show off their tracks and travel
will thus be assured of all times and
In all kinds of weather. There are at
present but three small snow plowa into!
chants of the local trolley dlvldlon
but this number will this winter be.
Increased to four. and the last one will
be able to do a great deal more work
than any of the othors. for It will ban

 

~Merruf Night School. United Bank threads are united into one line. which 3'“ ' we“ ““5“" 0“” “it"
Bldg. opens Tuesday. October the 4th. is sometimes so fine that 4.000.006

NEARLY CAUGHT

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cloratiou was that 1“f endshLip for Dr
I‘ (i. ilobannun. ex-Innyor of the city,
would result III more than full

 

NEW YORK. m.L 33mm" firemen line. The bars statement that each leclor

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

sSailora of the New Hampshire

continued today for bodies of the
United States sailors drowned on Sat.

ship, the New Hampshire. from the
landing wharf at the foot of West Contact
with street. overturned when about

fifty feet out in the stream. Up to 11
o‘clock this morning not one of the 29

 

have overstuyed their shore leave.

 

the vicinity of the point within. the
boat overturned and also patrollhd the ..........;;.. ,.
tomorrow. shore for a mile in either direction The wlnulpanhs defeated the I

punk, yesterday. by a scqc of
in a ten- Inning game. The Winnlpnm
scoring the winning run aftet; two that

the way through. Harry Cornea p on
ed a good game for the All Norwaikr

 

ed to: the New Hampshire last night (Continued on Second Page.)

antl'l'evof'ch for duty. TO OPEN THE SEASON
The Anti Tuberculosis Whiet Club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2: 46

 

Mite Augusta Fallon. of Spring

street. This will be the opening medit-

there be a large attendance. Bull!
bridge and regulation whist wlil'ho
played.

._..._...

the monthly session of the Booth No

Times presslon. which a close inspection walk city council but the regular bull

shows to consist of six small bodies
night. on account of today being 9‘

the month.

 

lamina, which burdens on exposure to __
the atmosphere. The whole 4.000 ‘ Merrill Maht School. United M

twisted toxether would not have at uoxgg-gralgiang "
combineddiameter greater than the
of an ordinary hair from the human "'h '““"’""L W"

4.000 threads which compose such I

while fighting flames which destroyed "“9 has “ “Mime“ 0“" ““0 sixteen one” fluinnmm mm” “L

Their advantage was short
The South NOrwalk mcI
quickly recovered tholr'sirong stroke.
rowed closer to shore and caught the
Fort Washington boat in the next half
From that point to
South Norwnlk gradually increased its
load to 600 yards.
crew spurted in the last milc and also
passed the Fort Washington oarumen
The winning crew‘s

Inrgc double tr ucltor.
this plow for Norwulk in due to the un
Superlntcndent

The sunning of mafia votes for his brother. Attorney

nor of the Long Island motor
wfw. is authority for
that. nothing but official Interference
shall stop the grand prize.
Several drivers booked
pate in the event hare demanded more
adequate policing of the course anti.
William i’ithkcns
of Barney Oldfield gave out the fol
lowing message which he Says
ilcld sent from Chicago:
my entry from grand
rare. unlcss course will be guard-
ed completely
willing to risk my neck and car."
Any move to cancel the race
he bitterly fought by many residents
county. outside of those
the cup races.
' of those Injured
had occurred up to this moraine.
the condition of three persons is criti~

two large loft buildings at Kim and I ,
Pearl streets today had miraculous es~ 11‘3” a“? “0'- :n an) "33 001"” 111‘
rapes from being washed to death by {Kim‘s} “i‘ ‘3‘ ‘3 “OWN!“ ““9993?
The firemen we"; man i III in (all no more grasp 0 flue

pin a water tower when a in h wall ”93““!!! 0" Slit‘h figures than it on ’ - “*W—E

feligenveloplna ”u, tower ithgbrlcks understand the Immense distance 0, ANT D M “”5337” m
il‘hc men crouched in which astronomers talk so gllbly.

terror against a nearby all and not one .

a t
m" statuncn Ilat Ihmc will be a lirmocratlc mayor

and a Republican council; still anoth-
o-r iiInl Ilnrrc would ho a Uomocruflt
mayor and live Republican and
llcnIocIatlr councilman;
mayor and four llommrntic
Iiupuhlif‘un councilmcu. and so on I0
The ('(llllh‘lllllllulfi offered at-

“ ‘lIaIlca A Copley.

Tho ( ‘onfiectifut t‘ oIIIpnny In having
nine of these IIIonsiroua plows built
and the-t are vcrs cxpcnsivo costing
They are equipped with
four I00 horse power motors and “h
about four times as querful us the
present small plows
mint: and swinging of tho plow, that
Is done on tho nfnnllcr plows by hand.
. on these new oncs. be done ctr
llroly by air power. which will lighten
the labora of the operators. 1
ed air will also be used in l‘t'ilIUH.‘ thu-
ice from the tracks.

The plows are bclnt: built _
ilrili Manufacturing t‘outpnny and UM‘
‘ Norwalk will arrive here at
the first Indication that it will he need
It may arrive before that time and
Is being watched for with Interest.

lie ulli' II
The Pelham Ila: n p I (it

who tired badly. 'i‘hc hulldintta were occupied by III- 25 mm" °' ms. 25 ”M" 3 “mu'
pcr und lllllnllfililiilllliz mutt-Ina. "he

loss is estimated at 8200. 000

The raising. lou

Lust your lltlii votes were cast in
the city I-lcrllon. but on Itiflt‘tl It was
maintained today that this year
show many more. William J. McPher—
. son cut the first ballot.
rant during they first few hours were
7 o‘clock. 18];
; of ii o‘clock. 400;
: ill ll u'f'lm-k. 593.
‘30th ballot was cast at il207.

The election ofilrluls any that
little tlhmc ls belnn spent by most
voters in the booths. Indicating a large
number of straight party votes.

The election oillrialu are:
.. SIniIh and .l.

 

--IF WE SHOW IT. iT’s RIGHT.

Miss .l. Apnea Spelltcy. the past sea
son manager of ralesroom of K. A. Pol.
humus Ifornn-Irly I. It. Hutchinson), an
nounccn to the ladies of The Norwalltr’
an updodnlo display of ladies hats at
Miss Stedmun latqu
.lohnI-Ion t".o. N
charge of the woikfoom whilit‘ orders
prompt attention. first.
class work anarnntced.

uoawaut overza oaowans' A8

. WANTED ~ rostrum as '1'?in
-0 FOR SALE. writer. multigrapher or otllce assistant.
-MILLINERY OPENING. eon BALI «HIT'lINtl Rutlhl s'rovI-‘i ids-a “n ”p‘lmmmw‘m‘my Tamil)???

announces a lllfslllemt and uflu-I household furniture
showing of trimmed bats and mlliln ”9“." " “"W“" “L “'"M N““‘““‘- 03 ii CLUETT- PIABODV C. CO. HAW
cry novelties on Tuesday and \i‘cdnee poi IA-LLE~ “'EDNI‘SDAY. “was. ""“"""“' ‘“ m" “WWW“ operators

tlofobir fourth and fifth. an ill day. Friday. I‘m. nth. our. 7th lioIInelIold learn. steady Work they" around. oi lot
til N. Main St.

Ml MCAiliEY—LVONS.

so arlore E

with illr. and Mrs J. A. Richardson. pron IA ““NT‘D' ”ITI’A'NUN w"""‘“”
leA BARGAIN. ()WVh‘l

0f 10 Went avenue. this! I‘ll). and John has to leave town. must III-zit 6 room‘cot} lmttll faintly by u ““me colour] I4

'l‘. Carey, couchian.

Stock Cu" at

Thomas Miller. spectator. who was

Pope-Hartford

 

um CM!“ ml: with oil nimlorn Imptovmnenln. Water at. SouthNorwnlir. (loan. “08¢
lioyi‘s Theatre. last ”‘1 3 it
summer. were married In New Haven. U ‘ FOR 'AL‘ on! To LIT-“ova“
Thursday affetnoon. Sept
have the best wishes of
friends they made while In South Nor

Charles 8. Trou'brldgc.
Lockwood and ticorgc A. \thlplvy

r . . - ' . f‘ I '
was sifutlt by llawsous Lin" and life ,0 trip m Derby. a”.

i)‘,2.ubln uhoae husband
was killed in a collision enrouic to the

took an autumn
mour and visit
'I‘rowbridgo's machine and
very fine little, and that a very large
number of tears were

Report From the LLederle Laboratories
Encouraging.

‘ their meeting Saturday
the members of the Norwalk Oyster
tirowers' Association received a
lifnlnnry report from the lmdorle lab
orutorlea on the condition of the stock
taken from the local waters.

lleputy itoulairor—vI-‘rank L. .Itnid.
Moderatorm i ianiel llunlop.

Deputy Moderator-4... A. hurdlck.
Inspectors-«Archie II‘. Nash and it.

the “WW stave-amines“. Nntwnllt. til!

iiurold Strum, the young driven
the Columbia car. has nniued strength
Ihongh both his legs are broken and
will probably l
ieI'u broken arm In doing nicely.
committee has

MOORI*RAYNIDND.

Earn (3 Moore. or Deep River. and
‘llnrl M Raymond. dumb." 0‘ I". on III ‘qu tutu. Also mod lot Harbor

 

llupufy'lnaportorlmlrvlng Bradley
did I). Louis istdrlxnu.

“0“" ""9"“ A FLOATING MUCICIAN.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

titty lol' I patty. Addtsun

thousand millionth of that of a human It...“ M.

WANTED i’AIN'l‘ERB AND mined
hangers. A. White. painter. til Ely av:

 

‘ Salami. Illlsldu. (‘Utlk and a (311th-

 

 

 

wmrum-tr .I MIN coo. D.iii..
sire experienced MII‘NIINM for u

“Clad-"ideal advartlumanu on this ”08?
Inch additional word. 1 can! par mention. a'fpmtmtnls Apply In ' I m or by m...

 

 

 

on puch liintiiiflt‘ri rln over 10.10

furniture. flieinway piano sowing manila

Inc. pictures. clIIn:.I ornaments. plated WANT D In ’ one»
Ware. buddin also guns. fishing tackle lady for ‘dry will axhflckzfilrxl mD?’

 

At Mitts flack ey' s studio. Itowayton avh corals. on Sen i.
“mum.” nuc. Itowayton. oil 'it " tine

 

 

(‘ook or general housework. Inquire
and mrticuluIa from J. hi. Layton

 

for sale or to lot. imuiro Raymond W
. FOR 'IIIII‘ i YliA lift mm r ‘ of»
mm, and IhomulthIoken. fearless. Inquire ii on y Cm. Elm Grow "'3

 

~ aroma“ i° "cram:
roe CALI~~IN supra NmiwAIK ° “N" .

:ll‘fl thityu‘gmwoghwily hone: whistles" $33.," ”affixinglgdmfigwfim-m Gun
. l I on msr 9 D

perm cent. S3400 cash. if ‘Ium ortvailt‘. month or ya" for a “ little”

EM) can have won ironst- built W hiringhm'am In t" South.”

 

View Roach. Milli Address Box till. 80th

than Raymond of Mill Norwalk, were Nnrwnth u) at WANTID- 4‘0 BUY. ALL KIND!
united In marriage. naturday evenlnft. W "V‘ “n“ ”"1 ”WM“ w“ WW L

Fe 20 Years Louis Ceppl Has Played
on the Nahent Boats.
(Bunion Common.)

A pictutcsdue figure among the lion-

ton Harbor characlcfs III Louie (‘vmli
who ulth two Iqu

charge of the bodies of the mochan~
II-Iane. Miller and Bacon.
be bold pending advice from relatlvml.

FINGERS Gilli“!!!

V l . ‘
port on the whole was encouraging. "i“ A‘ Biodsld

though there were indications
some sections of ground will have to
receive attention to destroy signs or
A complete and detailed
report will be received at

ll. Sheldon and by Rev J. W. Richardson. of Status

 

Booth tenderswlom'ph (loodwlnnnf:
ilngh I’. (innpbali.
Chlllongei‘nwlloofao

TH! FIGHTING EDITOR.
ihc old violinist.

 
 
 

eon anti» mew co'r'erIt. Two We for sum! is calm.
stereo ood land, all kinds null. also 7. 0“""301‘0‘" Turnpike. '0th
our- -od itoIind business home. W.
miih. ‘ lirl ire fit. Firm Norwniit. I30 lit

 

 

WANTID-«iIlVlCRYBODim
row ALI... (umAt- mug"; Mohegan sprint: Water. lWheeler“!

The lighting editor In no Joke In 1...." M ”Wham Mm“, doom John Delivered In your door.
it

meetinx of the association \\’cduoadav radon. a harblut and and l" A' Buttlick PM." There, If a tuberculin a man “ (mm "(mum

llllllEI FLABOTOIE

H-ve n-Iluu bottle. etc.

 

 

liar or a thief, the neon taken if no- “ “W“ ......._....- r";

make music for the Ilclecfntion of par

q . Iron Pawn! ML! tfv soo'rti
“we" on the Boston and ounly. and visiting the office. he do

-nuda a retraction Or a light
the fighting editor who receives him.

Meirlll Night School. Ilnlintl llank
building. opens Tuesday. Oct. lib. An
community for busy people to learn

 

The meeting was the most represen-
tative Khlherllll yet and among those
present was Stanley bowuden. one of

William Krlluch. who coitus... the

barber shop In Wall street. For 20 years Coppl has been play

 
 
 
 

 

TO LET

Nurwailt. the followinf piece» of furni-
ln ll :urc in mid mndtlon, owner to-
nu humid: Brass he datend and OLIT «Hutu-Ill: 0!" limit:

 

”‘3 "Killing editor “a m it Lilith dressing table. intuit caste and library to- MT Winfield alivet. Ital Nor Al

while they earn

M Wm... M...

occupied by Mr. Appell. had the mis-

the bi eat 0 star cIIIIiv III-s in the
fortune to crush several of this fln- 3“ y M ‘

in: summer by summer on the Nahum
vicinity. who came over from North

 
 
 

hie. bu couch. odd ohnlra. re s. bric~no r vcm n a
ticlrc study. smoking a cigarette and one. acme-um by nptmlntf‘i‘wnl Ads v: mlhifti“l¥3d“l‘lnlm a fin m 1'
“you.” drm iii. core Mined no It iicnt reasonable Inquire".fl at Pl ’

lino. lit-fore that he played for many
years on the Nitntnstttl lmIIIn.
nowmlayn there me no musicians on
Ceppi looks back on
the former days no the pabuy onus of

reading a new novel
lie In faultlenely dressed In
deep hieckwthe dueilat's color. The per-hangers. color. It
ribbon of the m ion of Hotter In in and all smiles of wall outta uranium. Heath Nurwnik wtth all im rm

ilbflllltfit "Cl “a pith. of anal. ih‘ {. Decks. ash Iialonlfi inquire at}. in Merwln “n.3,

more on his
white at work at his home in North
avenue moving; a Capstone with his
The stone. which was a very
heavy one. slipped and crushed hie lin-
He II not attending his
duties in his shop today as a conse-
quence of the accident
caffeine him areal vain.
--YOU CAN our
delicious home-made rye. wheat and
oatmeal breed biscuit cake, etc. to-
morrow at Banner bakery, Flatiron
India. 220 iii. Washington Soul. 8143

port to attend the meeting. its Is very
much pleased with the new associa-

8ill'i' F0! Milli
“MIST lilflWii

An attachment for teen has been fit»
all in the Town Clerk'a cities in which
n and Company. are
oh. at Booth Norwalb
be of the defendant in Highland as.
can. nu been attached and the one
ll returnable before the Superior Court
on Plan on the first Tend”

her at to o'clock a. In. The

. .booo steamers
The articles of incorporallon were
adopted Saturday night and good pro.
groan In being made on the bylawu
A committee of six members were up
pointed to no Into the by-Iaw question
thither-and they will meet. Wednendat
night with Attorney-General John ll
Light and Judge Joseph Taylor, and
will report back to the

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his auto, Seturday. while he was re-
turning from the races. between bone
island City and Brookly. He had to
stop because of a car In front of him
and one following struck his machine.
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m. 785 in lilfltl, votes the 18th cen-
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