HHHE HHHHSEH
Fornllla, After Trying to Shoot
Blacks and War Captured by Officer Frank F. Stratian at
tile Corner of Washington and Water Streets
"Pony Porcine is locked up in tho
Haviiahd street fail. charged with as-
sult and intent to inllrder‘two men. one
of them CapEnIn of Police William a.
Pennington.
After shooting at David Lindy. witll
whom he had been in a fight over a
card game and sending a bullet
through his left arm. i-‘orllino tied down
Havlland street and when Captain
Pennington pursued him, he turned
and fired on the officer. The bullet
rro'm a 32 calibre revolver did not hit
Captain Pennington. but made-a hole
in a big‘ plate glass window in a store
in the my estate block occupied for
's‘e'veral years as a market by Adam
Steinwald. Finally Fornlllo was cap-
tllred at the comer of Washington and
Water streeto, 3"“, he submitted to
arrest without" agonyjitrouble and
was hustled area“ to the police sta-
lion.
it appears from the Information»-
«and by the police that about ii: to
last nlthf. Add“ _ left the
mile riot in South street.
where in the borrooto, they had play-
ed a game of cardo that ended in an
argument. and that. otLloyd was shot
near the private entrance to the I] aglt
establishment it is o'tated that Lloyd
afterward claimed while his Wound
was being dressed of the office of Dr.
it. E. Perdue‘ that ho "swung on" For
nlno when he saw the lattel' a gun
Captain Pennington Was a short (”8‘
lance away. in fronthf Patsy Lynch's
barber shop on the opposite side of the
street when he heltd tho revolver re
port. Fornino storihd to run and
Lloyd shouted at Nptaln Pennington
"Get tllni fellow. ’I got a gun“ The
"unicer started In suit and followed
Allard Amusement for Large
Audience sf liorwslk Ilofh-
I
. {>1 Ind" 'Biflli fast even-
". ‘Molhddist Church
"from beginning to
end. 'l‘ot " . . a Ihoro was an old
fashioned“ _ ,n‘cboo and this pro
ducod as in Imoni as anythlnl
could llav . her Were twelve
on liai‘il, tho Ioollod and
spelled an re nod Some
would seem to Hiring ,though not
sure that their spellin‘ was correct.
until at last an easy word would be
given by the teacl r. Rev. F. i). 'l‘or-
ray. and they won fall The captains
were Miss Alice bullock and Mrs Elev
pllan ll Help.“ The two young to
dies who won were Miss linscl Rusk.
on Mrs. Holmes side. anti Min Bertha
Roberts. on Miss Sclloclt's aide.
ifonideo this fun producer there was
another. on old fashioned singing
school. in charge of Professor free.
The school sang oldfashlonsd songs
In an old-fashidnoli way and Wars very
line all well as very funny. Professor
t‘ horlos 0. Was oohod the pupils (lilo?!-
lions. They were like these: “What Is
a rest?" “A'oiioole during the oer.
mon.” "What II A staff?" “lireoti.”
"flow so?" “Bacall“ brood Is the staff
of file." “What to a bot?“ “i don’t
know. as i am it todfotoler." All were
productive of mnhlimmlluinont.
' There were other things upon the
program. and sonth- -of them were the
following: Mrs. might Smith UMII
“Annie Laurie." “brand Greenwood
rendered a piano ode. and heater Wy-
eth sang "Way flown Upon the 3w»
nos River." The offalr. which was
van by and for the benefit of tho
di’ss‘ Aid Society. was a grand one
con. ice cream and «honors served-
ot the conclusiohiof the prosorm. A
forgo numhgr were present.
SAME IFFIOT.
. [hafnium f lovo her? Why, than, 1
can't. oloop III to for thinlrinx shell
I. (to " ‘trmoi proof nonm-
H H H EIHEH HH HEEIH
Captaintal Police William ll. Pennington Has a Narrow Escape
While Pursuing Man Who Wounded David Lloyd in the Arm
Last flight-«Tony Fornlno. filo Shooter, Previously Stabbed
Andrew Lsiiralx. of East Norwslft, and lied Been Carry-
illg Weapon for Some Time
HHHE HHIIIHIHEH HHIIE HIIHHHHH HHHHIHH
. Porniuo reached a point near the home
i a
Md than than tor
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IS HEEH III HHEHH HHIi
Captain Pennington, Ilsa Two
h‘ornlno down Havllnnd street. When
of (‘onatable.i. .l. Goodwin, he wheeled
about and fired again. the bullet being
the one that whizil‘od by Captain Pen-
nington and crashed through the plate
glass window.
Lillferrlllcd by the fugitive/s warfare.
Captain Pennington continued ill hot
pursuit and chased the mall the length
of Iluvilund street to Water street and
ill the direction of Worthington: street.
Captain Pennington saw Officer l-‘ranll
Straiton near Harold F. Clark's Neu
York Market and shouted at him In
capture the fleeing man and also want
ed: “Look out for him. he‘s got a sun.‘
By that time. Fornillo had the gun
back ill his pocket and stopped rcadlly
for officer titration.
The case was brought upullis lllOf'fl-
in; but was continued until Saturday
morning. .Iudge Taylor fixing bonds at
$3.500.
h‘tlrnillo. who Is twuniy~six years old
and who began his police record about
two yeals ago when he stabbed all
East Norwolk young man. Andrew La
Crolx, has secured Attorney John J.
(rupee for counsel. The accused has
been working on hls'fn‘thor‘a iunlt win-
on and the parent. who appeared to be
worried over his son's predicament.
was in court this morning. Young
Foruino‘s face shbws the effect of so
Vere punishment. Most of the right
side of the face about the eye was ill
a severely bruised and swollen condi-
tion today. and it will be some time be-
fore his features are normal again.
Lloyd's wound is not serious and did
not appear to bother him a great deal
last night. The bullet took a fortunate
course. solar. through the lower third
section of the upper arm and escaped
bones or urterlt-s entirely.
When the police took the offending
revolver away flom li‘orllillo. It was
found to be a flvc shooter and that two
of the chambers were cmpty
HIIH HEEIHIHIH
IRE SWHRH III
Mayor Pahllnsn. Five Councilman
and Various Other Officers
Now in Control
Sixteen city officials were sworn In
yesterday at noon by (‘Ity Clcrk .l. .l.
Cliflco. when the Columbus Day par
ado was halted at the council chunlb
or for the ceremony.
The onlcfahl to whom the path was
lMidmfnlsfered included Mayor Albert
l’ohlmall. Councilman W. H McMa-
hon. 'l‘holnns (‘ i‘unty. lollies 'i‘ l'ow
orsidacob Lillxwellor and William Mll-
ler; Assessors D. William Illll fold
iii. A. 'i‘ol'fos and Percy .l. Edward; W.
G. Crockett and Robert Pearson. board
of relief: Electrical Commission F. A
Hunkomolcr. Treasurer of the Water
ll‘llnd. William l’otlmore. lteuhlirar
James O'Brien. Tax Collector W. 8.
Wilcotr and Frank If. Fitch. member oi
the board of estimate and function.
One of the councilman-elect. Charles .I.
I’ldloon. wait out of town.
There will be a special labeling of
the new council next Monday night.
at which time Mayor Polllmau will
allnounco his Moppolntrnonts
.W.._.
WEBTPIIIT If“ A
“All. IIIIIFLAMATIIIII
WESTPORT. Oct. lit-mOne house
with Its contents has been destroyed
and about one hundred acres of brush
and woodland in the northern port of
tho town. as a result of burning some
rubbish. rapidmy assumed the propon
lions of o. omal obffllfll‘fllloii and [ob
tin: beyond contra under the tanning
of a strong wind. wont ever that aeo-
tlo of the town during the late after-
noon and the night. A number of oth-
er dwellinn took firs. but the occu-
to were able to extinguish tho
solos and save their llamas.
large forao of mod is tight
the fire. which this morning.
III
trot. 'f’ho bllrnod house was occupiol
IA Jill!“ family and tho loss in
llnfot'od at tho South Norwollr Poof-cuss
it Is stated. is practically under “no.
:-
~o-v» A...“
in tho lllsfory of the II. A. II.
The ladies of the Norwallt Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution.
entertained at a “bridge and whist". In
the parlors oi the Hotel Clifford. on
Tuesday. the eleventh. About one hun-
dred guests ware ill attendance and
sixteen favors were extended.
The reception committee consisted
of the repeat
Wootpori; Mrs. Robert Van llnrell.
Mrs. F. St. John Lockwood. Mrs
George 8. Hi. John. Mrs. William H
(iwords, Mrs. James L. Stevens. Mrs.
Lester Hyatt. Miss Lina Couch.
Mrs. E. H. llotchkias and Mrs. M.
McCatlslalld tool; charge of the bridge
and whist tables. respectively.
The brides scorers were the Misses
Gertrude Ilotchltlall. Dorothy Cllolwell
and Isabella Alier. Those at the whist
were llelon Qlllntard Ruth Kendall.
liuth Glory and Mary McCausllmd;
The excellent service rendered by
the management of the i‘iiiford was
highly commended and received the
sincere thanks of the D. A. R.
A Very neat sum of money was
realized. which will he placed In tho
treasury for the future work of the
chapter.
A number of guests from llridgeport.
Ansonlll. Westport Wilton and Harlan
were present.
HHHHHIH HHHIEHM
HHHHIEHH HEEIHEHH
Edward S. Ifulbori Is Chosen
President and Minot 8. Smith
Vice-President
An important meetning of the Nor
walk Oyster Growws‘ Association was
held last night. when officerav'woro
elected and other business transacted.
'i‘hosc officers were. chosen:
President-Edward F. Hurlbert.
Vice-Presidentwhiillot a. Smith.
TreasurerHWllifam I" Hoyt.
Secretary «E It. Steinhart.
Diret:tors—-Tho above officers and
George D Mack-y. Ernest Tallaodpc
Stanley H. loowndoo. Howard L.
Lowndol and David ll Mar. l‘ivo
now members wore olocudtlast night
into the Association and the directors
have been made a committee on mum-
bersftlp.
The articles of association have been
received back from the secretary of
state and the by-laws have been acct p«
ted by the association.
The preliminary reports from the
Lederle laboratories. which have been
making a bacteriological eaamlnoilou
of stock from the local water are voly
encouraging and a fuller report will
be ready for the next meeting of the
Association. to be held on Wednesday
evening of hell week.
HHIIHIHEH Hill
flours Willis Trying to
Sovo Tints
Charles 8. Henderson. a machinist.
of Norwalh, fell from an inbound train
at the Union station last night in the
W or street yard. and was badly
but cd about the fat-c and body. llityn
thiil morning's New Haven Journal and
(tourist. He was taken to the Union
station. whore after he had hm‘ll rcviv-
ed somewhat. he insisted upon IIIHIEIII
a train for his home. Henderson was
on his way from Provident-c to Nor
walk. at the time he was hurt. lit-
illllipod from the train flllultlnp flint
It was coming to lt stop, and that he
It Will a wonder he was not killed.
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IVIRI—«IVXIEE.
W
of tho Irldo.
Mills Annie May iiyllbvu. tlulllthtnl
Quintnrd avenue. and Walter Clarence
llyers. of Bridgeport. were quietly mar
lied last evening at the lltllllol of the
were lflllflflfldflim.
F. its noltlll. pastor of
iihrl
lilo Advent
was served.
The bride and groom have trons on a
woddln four and upon. their return
will rel code In Bridxsuol'i.
“Am—ME...”
TIVI.
Moors tho Nomination.
ills-Mayor Mortimer M. mo. of Fair
do
some allow
up Illll lllllil .
ll IIIIIEI illilllllil
float Popular Affair of Its Kind
Mrs. 'l‘. 0. Streams, of .
nus EHHII IHIHI
Chariot S. Henderson Loses 3
could ltliin time enough hero by doing
no lo cal a meal lit the station before
the train proceeded. As it nlnltcr of
' fact he was delayed lhrec hours by Ilia
act and the railroad yard luau any that
Gum Wedding Conway at tho Homo
of Mr. and Mrs. William P. liysbcn. of
bride. Only a company of relatives
The Rev. Imior
fan Church. officiated. and lit the
conclusion of the coretnony ll supper
CANDIDATI FOR RIPIIIIN'I‘N
Mayor Nortlmrm M. Loo Consortia to
field mouse, has consented to heroin
s candidate for representative at tho
political: caucus to be hold fleas
Columbus Day dalmatian of the
United Italian Shel tits End-
I all in o; Glory
lfllililf HIHIHHIIIS
soulful unis
Ball Game Wood 'I'fo.‘ But Was
Very lbbrooiinb
'l‘he picnic of theinnited Italian so-
cletlell at hotel: finial, yesterday after
noon and creams. which followed the
Columbus Day parade. was a great suc-
cess in evry way; The attendance was
xrallfyfnz to the cummittco having the
matter Ill charge. ifhd a particularly
large number mus ‘ futile path on-
closure to witness t o' running races
and baseball game In the afternoon.
The first event will a two mile run»
liitlg race. In which a‘ half a do’wn boys
participated. This Woo Won by Wll
llsm Basin. of Month, who was No.
9. la loll minutes and fifteen seconds.
and he received a El‘m. of a handsome
silver cocoa not. he second prison
I6 olllt umbrella. Well to John P Solo
man No. I, of Stills rd till the third
prise. a elm. '“dr Martinez,
No. I2, of South Ndr
in the five mile use. WilliamiBula.
was also the winnof all slut-ready
lover tired. menopause as trash at
Wand of the two focus: he did he
fonts they started. He received at
compliments on M the" of agar
once. and recs lvod “2;!“
silver tea set:
Bone. No if. of 30th): No alk. came
In second. mowing». loplonade
set. on Joseph Irodlor. of ill Nor-
wolll. fl, was "1‘8!er aiowel
ed
0"-
“be!
there were several meat. which do-
taped the play In; and at the end of the
ninth Inning the me had to be call-
ed on accouoi of dot-linen. At that
flute the ocore was a lie. 5—4. The
umpire was Charla! Lilltleberc. Much
interest was taken In the nine. and
it is hoped the teams will get «mother
again
The American Band. under the load-
crahip of Howard A. Tilly. kayo a one
tontorl program on the grand stand
defied the afterlloon. The Garibaldi
ifanll rendered some selections on the
hotel plaua.
There was dancing both afternoon
and evening with music by tho Dehule
Orchestra. In the dancing pavilion.
Tllt- fireworks display In the even-
ing has troll worth witnessing. it was
aired under the direction of Giuseppe.
hisrfcondo. and was t-Iahoralc in every
way,
The committee In charge of file of-
fair was:
PN'NHdNDH”‘Io. Discos
Vice-President llr. 'l‘lfo.
Secretary-8. Icoporltlo.
Financial Borlrlorywd. CaposoIla.
Treasurer-wit. (‘t-Ila.
ll. hemartlno. P. Bernrdlno. D. llfuta-
tio. ll. Salvatore. V. (flotilla. V. Mela,
Trouble During Parade.
There was it little misunderstanding
when the parade reached Norwulll
shortly before won. it Appears that
the committee of fifteen had laid out
the line of march and the various so-
clcfioo had approved II. but when Main
street was reached .IOhn Pocorilll. the
hood of lilo Lillyi Zuppetttl Society ro-
fuscd to laltc the route which f’lralld
Marshal Joseph Dianna had planned.
alld the Zilppoiln Society and Court
litlimcndo llsAmlcls limits from t o
ranks and informal to South Norwa
while the balnnrc of thll parade new
«full the route through East Norwallt.
If was slotod this morning that some
of "no paradera dill lint care whole the
parade wont so Iona fill it passed
'llrougll lily and hesitation avanlles.
and the lion of march liti laid out Was
an Ioillt some of the leaders ihlluphl
lhe interim would lulvm- last until
ifwy rmlhotl thm tllorouohfaras.
which were on this end of lilo routs.
fill the other hand fl is hinted that
life lanai hummus hourly and Court
ltdmondo lloAlalcill hold it mails moat
inn in Qultfllsr'll lloll Immediately of
tcr tho romrn to South Norwslh. and
profusion arolnsl the arbitrary ruling
of Marshal illness. but It ht believed
lilo matter will be mouthed over in a
so till s. so all wore working lull-moth
lottoly or the success of the picnic at
lioton Point lltor III the day
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GIVEN A SURPRI" PARTY.
A oursrioo. from Ms liven 'f'nooday
evening to atria Manson, of as First
street. host Narnia. He was lotion
out for a wall and on his return found
about sixty friondo waiting for him.
stair by our-
10|l
hilt leonEIE olive loony
is pleasing to it forms a
W
Nomi-crumb
it is bollovod. may Ilo
friends. and they.
than to more
Monday strolling. This mechanism
IIIHllE IH EHIEHEH
. ladies. has decided to hereafter vol
“motivator
we
I tut-o; moderate vorlohlo winds.
Polt- torll lit with howl W
day fair, wt slowly rlolxg'
III IHE EHHH HHHE
flatwaift flan Was chili-god With
Munshughfsr in Running
flown Workman
The case of Karl Funk. of Norwallt. ‘
charged with monolauxhter in the kill-
Inn of John Dowd In Wool avenue, Nor-
waik. has been soiled. This Is the case
which was tried before a Jury In the
. criminal lonelier court. with consider
able card a short time ago and just as
the matter was to be handed over to
the for for a finding one. of the jury»
men s inehri‘atod when he put in an
appearance at court. it was the sec-
ond off’ence for him. Judge Gasol- had
the iurymon arrested for contempt of
court and the remainder of the fury
was dismissed as the court decided on
a mistrial The opinion of the fury at
the time the case was taken from
them, was for “.acqulttal
Under the circumstances the noile
of the case is as much a verdict for';
Attorney James A. him. of Bridge-
port as if it had [one to a jury. Punk.
the acetlsed. was the driver of an auto
truck the property of a brewery con-
cern. In running his truck on West
avenue. he almost ran down a woman.‘l
whom he did not see just stopping off
a trolley car. He tried to avoid hitting
her by a quick turn of the machine hllt
struck the woman a glancing blow and
knocked her down. Before the man
could stop his truck he ran into a
street worker killing him. State's At-
torney Judson came to the conclusion
that it was not possible to get a con-
viction against Punk. who regretted
the billing as much as anyone else
and so nailed the matter.
After the disposition of tho lllsson-
cite case the court adjourned for the
term.
Iilllllllll sail
IIIIIIEIIS lIlIIIII
Two Moll From the Sunny South
With Two South fiorwslll
Women have Ifsrrow~
lag Experience
Two sign pointers from Virulnlo.
.llho ,malolouih.Mwallt a couple
of weeks ago to work at their trade.
had a chilly experience. last night. and
fol llnhacltomo. and while here made
the acquaintance of two girls in the
vicinity. The four engaged the launch
Comet, owned by William 'I‘. Jennings.
last ovenfun. and went out for a soil
on the Sound. They made a landing
at. Ruion Patchouli danced for a while
and "it'll started out on the return
flip tqfioutil Nut-walk
The men know absolutely nothing
about the harbor and the gills did not
Itnow much more. excrtpi the mineral
direction of the channel. The water
was unusually mush and the boat went
alllllessly for I am e and suddenly
grounded on She eld-on-Iho-Sound.
The party landed and wondered up and
down' the beach for some time, and
were nearly frown.
This morning Silas Jonas
them and brought them to Wilson
Point In his launch. From there they
toolt the trolley to South Norwalk
mn~~.h _4... ......~..
WIIBT IIDKEI WHILE
SIAIKIIB AlITIl
While cranking hio supine yester-
day in Main street. opposite Hoyt
street. about Hill o'clock. (i. II. Men
rill. of Dorian. had the bad fortune to
break his right wrist. lie was not ex-
porting the compression against which
he tried to crank the, engine and the
crank lumped back oliddellly.
The man betooll himself to the roof-
doucc of Dr. Hamiltll ll. lltlnflntton.
In Main street. and there had his arm
int and bandaged. lie pluckily kept
in alter the accident. and had reached
Winulpauit. when hill gasoline [titre
ml. There was nothing to do but got
more. and Oliver ll. illitnloy. of the
‘Cttl'WhiIt Hardware tfompauynwflo hop-
lollrul to bo pollolll; In his uulomoltllc.
drov» baclt and not the man live gals
ions cf the propelling flltld. tin says
that be man‘s arm was liltnltftth fills a
list all the while he was there. His
alto was with him.
on» . we». «1-we- u...»-
COUN‘H’RY OLUI FIFTY CENT
FRIDAY LUNGHEON.
mo»...
found
'f'plo Popular Pastors to bo Continued
Through tho war.
The fifty-cent Priday luncheon.
which was inauatlroiodot the country
illuh early in the mason. and has prov!
oil so popular. will be continual during
the winter. steward 'l‘lotion. who has
heretofore confined this luncheon in
craftsmen the benefit of It also
day of this woolt. therefore. gentleman
may horilcipoto with the ladies In this.
pleasant cluh‘oacaolon.
W
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JUDGE IALDWIN TO IPIM‘.
MWW n
HHHEHH
are thankful that they are alive today. 1
They have been stopping at the Has a
' Ii'fllfll“
l
Five of the float lnflusnflsIFronoh
Strike Isadora Ara Placed
Under Arrest
HEHHIIHIIHHH EHII
HEIIIEIIEIII HHHE
Sirlkors’ flops Roof": la Proo-
poois al Sympathetic Shifts
- ..-..._.._.._.
PARIS. Oct. 13.-—-'l‘he French aor-
ernmoni is meeting the situation to
suiting frOm the general strike of rail
road employee with a firmness that
challenges the admiration of even
those who sympathize with the men in
--—-—a
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
for the Purpooo.
The Repbblican committee of the
Second Voting District has rented the
rooms in the Havilnnd block In Wash-
Ingtou street
will be used for headquarters during
the present campaign. Members of
the party will be present each evening
until election day to instruct voters
and furnish desired information. Only
applications to be niade a voter. A
commltee will be in attendance each
'llllcatlono. This is a matter which
sliould..bo attended to by all who desire
to vote at the coming election.
.5-
classified Momma“ Manta
“all:
me!- «out 8 tlmoo. i
at“ additional Wrong
235%:
. 1 not nor funniest.
re Lili'r .
to LIT«~A nationalists fines
with all modern improvements. In good
culltlfllon and location. roast-eaten 0v
inquire :3: Taylor Are. heal Woof.
. 06 If
To LIT—4mm} SEVEN LAROF
mount and attic. “It all ll row-month.
good location. one block of rollry. ln~
qllide 8o \htxrrlward Ave. old St
To LET-1‘0 IIIDDLE-Attrti on El.-
derly pimple. firt- moms and basement.
firxi tlom; Hindi-l .ttc leaf and mutant coll-
vvntl-ilcm; no childloll. Apply on prom.
lacs. 1' "Illtlll Y'IQCI‘, Norwalk. 013 3!
yo LET-:44 timeout) noon 9 "AN—
ford Place. South Vol-walk. old
TO LIT~-NFW Tl-‘N-ROUM “HUGE:
all llitaiom llllptovenicuts. electric If his.
it. atom Ilcnt splrndltl View of do":
slanrl Sound; trolls. convenient to Imllei‘.
littylimnd limit. off It 8
T0 LEV—ROOMS AT? THOMAS 8T“
. «I 1:.
AVl .
hull! Nor-walk. Inquire of Raymond A
Ambler. W.lifon t‘.unil of!“
To LIP-ill.“ NNJ‘IXIM APART-
nlt-nt In new hullilt‘; electric light. name.
not water fit-tit fllrlllallt-ll; first-clans
lu-ighlml’htul: Sell per month. Layton a
Co. of!“ AI
1'0 LIT~008Y ~th liilflM Hut‘rllrl.
to Concord lit. lllttulru East India 'l‘ca
(‘tl., MDIIM RI. til! 3t
TO LIT- UPPER PART OF HOUSE.
I'Ivr rooms. to adults. Apply 75 Wood-
ward Avr- uil ll.
1’
small children.
Ave. oil at
TD LIT-«Flinn (it"l‘. lb. IN NOR-
wnlh. ltccontl flour. flvc Hanna and hath.
no In all mulls. “all run i‘clltml lilo
Inquire 30 Woodw-
cation floor the Urrtlll.flllll1(I-tllfplr or
adults preterm! inquire Dr New -
hirll or harm a film. Norwallt. hill of
TO LITv-FIVIC “(”th! Al'Alt’l‘blP‘N'l‘.
m hast Washington street; newly no r-
mi and painted Inquire so sleuth oltl
ult‘l-oi2 oil i
re LIT WWI) FLATS.
atml. rt Imlrovcinautll.
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four rooms. with
applied to the
at other. Anal! ‘1
adjoining the office of‘
Attorney George H. Voaburgh, which
a few days remain in which to hand in .
evening this week to receive such an- ,
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Formsr Senator. In flocIlIIanih
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the Public Corporations fl
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Shore Dinner Served sillflffin '
Point lfafof
Ex- Senator Jeremiah Donovan. of
South Norwallt, again remind.“ 1M
nomination from the Democratic dole
gates of the Twenty—sixth Mistrial,
District. in convention noon; i
the Democratic headquarters .in wall
street. Norwallt, yesterday afternoon
The nomination was madawunnlmow
ly and amid great enthuo'lastn, and of:
,terwnrd Mr. Donovan was duly notified
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Roomo In the Havllarld Block Second and made one of mg chmtgfl'uc
speeches and invited the delegates to
a shore dinner at Dorlon'o Point.-
where a party of seventeen delegated.
newspaper men and friends spent osv~
eiol hours about the festive board. .
The convention was called to order
by Andrew Leary. the chairman of
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WANTED -— YOUNG
lrl to assist with housework
Ills! Ave.
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also and price
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Bluff Building. Btornfofli.
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at: the
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outer. ”Ha centre of William wnl
pater. Music Hall. In to l: i. m. In
in... Friday. Oct. to.
wANTID—- STENOGRA
lady with three or four
familiar with Underwood
dress 8feno.. Scritlllel office.
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on power machines. can r15
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sen -r. room input-ail.
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Word was received today that and“
lllmooa ill. Baldwin. Democratic runoff
governor will come to Not“.
nth neat Monday evening and
tho Norwolll promon’o fair rigid”-
Jodoo Boldwln will male a low foiiein
our remarks. or would not. of
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