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ESTABLISHED 1870
.3» ‘ ’i
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motored It wreath Norwstt: Post-clues ‘
II and Clue latter
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SRRR RR
lRRliRi ERRS
Congress Voted Amnesty, and in-
creasedPeyoiLNavalfAenWho
. Started 'the' Fight
tuuhuwuns
WERE“ MRRRERER’
Bombardment of Rio ianiero
Caused Some Damage
flit) JANERO. Nov. 25.«~—-'l‘he gov«
l‘l‘llllltlll of Brazil today yielded to its
its mutlnous navy.
Congress meeting in extraordinary
session voted to concede every de~
ll'lillld for the ultimatum presented yes-
terday. including general amnesty for
the sailors who after murdering as
many of their superior officers as was
necessary to place them in complete
control. trained the guns ot the wat-
ships ttpon the capital
What (effect tlte outcome will have
eventually on the. dicipllne in the navy
is a matter of some comets The
immediate effect is to give the sailors
increased pay. shorter hottrs of service
and less work through the recruiting
of additions to the crews and to abol-
ish corporal punishment lit the, fleet.
Following the notion of congress.‘
the mutineers went through the for-
mality of surrendering and before
noon today the city had tesunted its
annual activities and the public sus-
penile had subsided
While the re on tasted the people’
at the city wete kept in a state of
fent. believing that the mttlineers
would make good iheit thteat to blow
up the capital unless their wishes were
met it doubtful howevet, that they
would have taken this step in atiy
event, because of the likelihood of
complications with Great Britain. Dur-
ing the progress of the revolt, James
llryce. British am under to the Uni
ted State molt fit-It of Baton Rio
iii'nnco, tic Brasii on foreign mints-
tel and he would have been as likely
as any one to suffer trout in bombard
meut.
0n the other hand the luminous bat
tie San Paulo had on mm several
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HOUBEWWIS PBSFER WlLLlAMS'
' 2 EXTRACTB
and quality im2
e flavoring that it
with other
because their purl
parts a delicacy to
lg impossible to secure
kinds. Don't citperiment.
>2. ‘~w~v~.-—e4m.n. ._.
nunnuu
nuuunnnt
llail Bread Youth Suspected oi
Killing Pastor and Wile
’I‘RENTON. N. J.. Nov. 25.~~Tho
murder of Rev. Anzl l1. Armstrong
and his wife Annie Armstrong. It their
home at llutch2 Neck. WodnosdIy
night, has resulted in (ranges being
preferred by County Detective JImes
Kirliham against John Soars who was
unsigned before Juotlre of the Peace
Hills last night and held without bail
to answer We saturate charges of
' homicide.
Early yesterdIy. after having
submitted Sears to a severe examina-
tion Prosecutor Crossley and County
Detective Kirkland Weill to Dutch
Neck and II the prosecutOr express-
Id himself. Sears' mother. the house.
keeper in the AimItrong household.
lwas impounded in the cuntody of
constant“ at a house in Dutch Neck
2 Rev. Mn duration: was one of the
but know bytorlnu ministers in
southern ' Jersey He lnid been
tor of ‘ button Dutch block
or form In”. ii for nearly
u long tr II but clerk of the
rosbyts w nowtok. Ho
W Princeton Ind IlIo
" nary. 4,
, ‘w buttons. and
Umflortlf: Main Iirwst
l
“ : GREENchl-l. Nov. to. «sin tool.
the polldrtthlllll W bl" been of in
oondisry orioln destroyed I burn on
Genre” .0
O. Convex. I if E”
mi
tuition from tho the, lite low
on themes. many" (slush. to
blots- were summit Comoros
has benign room My of «rig
in ‘
. In.
mmsmwiut‘ toil climactic. The 4mg.
lunsmuunt ‘
RElRll [RSI lIEE
‘Dvercome by Smoke Jn a Fire
Which Nearly Destroyed
Home in Wilton Ave.
Fire last night neatly totally destroy-
ed the house of Thomas ii‘itmnunrico.
on Wilton avenue. and neatly (OBl Mr.
ii‘iizmaurloe his life. Had it ttot been
,i'or the timely arrival on the scene of
'12). Davis and another gendeinan. who
worried Mi. l“ll.zillllllllt‘t out. it is ptob
able that he would now been turned
lto death. for the fire was in the hitch
lea where he was found ntupeiiod and
overcome by smoke.
The tire is thought to have started
from an overheated stove in the PM”
room of the house w.hlth contained
two families, and it immediately com-
monk-sled with the upper portion of
the house with the walls acting as the
mode of transit. The rout of the house
was practically gutted and the entire
siructu e would have gone had it not
been f r the fine work of the tire do-
purtment. it. was an especially hard
litre to light and had to be fought en-
tirely from the outside.
. 'i‘he ntiir. where an atteiupt was
made to enter and diret-t a stream
downward. was so cluttered with turn
tture that Ml, stored there that. it was
impossible for more than one man ,to
work at. a time in this place.
The fire was discovered bx ilairy it.
lSmith. oi Union avenue. who was on
his way home and he tang box 2i.
which is on ileldeu avenue. 'l‘ he hook
and laddet went to this place as did
the Hope lioso chemical. but they lost
no time itt hurrying over to Wilton avo-
nue. whore Fire Alarm inspector Jo~
saith E. inhill turned in the correct.
,box. No. 25. This gave rise to the ru-
mor that a two-ulurm tire was itt pro
press. The newa reaclietl the tummy
where n bushel ball game Was In pro-
gress and a large number of people
bottled up to the fire.
When llif lliemon tout hell the scone
two lilies of hose were immediately
-.laitl tlllll the tire from then on became
.undcr (Dilli'Ol of the department. One
il.ose from the. illit‘li track oi‘ the inti-
ii-ioid was sent into the uni oi the
building and several times soaked the
people on the Wilton avenue side by
«wet reaching. There was plenty of
lwnter and the steamer was not called
into use. The house was dstnsgctl
greatly by water its well as by the tire.
and it is thought that the (image will
be great. Beside Mr. Fltzntsnitte E
Holley and family and Mrs. Pinewiis
are occupants of the house.
I
erectile mum on.
W
lioin of park, We lb.
Pork chops. tor. lb.
l2lotne~mIde nttd link snusugr.
b.
Logs oi spring lamb. Hr lb.
Foreguartt-rs spring lamb. lilo lb.
I Spring lamb chops, i-lo lb.
Small, lcun, fresh hunts, 1th lb.
Small. lean, fresh shoulders. He in
Prime rill roost hoof. ill/fir lb,
Sirloin steak. ti‘ic lb.
Porterhoust- strait. i'ic lb.
Round task. izimc lb.
Should steak, lite lb.
been pot roast. tut- lb.
5 lb. pull pure lard. titlt'.
Breakfast bacon. lilr lb.
been salt pork, tiic lb.
Choice native fowls. lilr lb.
Nntit‘v roasting chickens. zilli-
w--
Si. 000 ill RilllilllRR
RlRlEll ERRli RRRRE
Police Are Asked ill—Trace Roll-
bery ol Valuable liswit towels
Mrs. Catherine B. llewlt, oMItrliIld.
lIIt night reported to the police that
her house in Folrlloltl had been robbed
between the hours of 7 and it hot oval
hing. Mrs. ilewit claimed thIt several
articles of great value had been taken.
Imon wiiiih were two gold niches
and o IinI. I diamond tins. I diamond
ring with In emerald. ii nnmbct of
vIluable dross pins Ind two suits of-
men's clothing.
All the members of the family, or
prt I child who MI in bed It the
time of the robbery. wore on tho iii-It
floor of the: house. which hi it than
story bulldlns. cotton supper.
hit-I. Howtt thinks out the robbers
ninId Idmttunos by tho front door
while III were It Itippsr Ind were
frightened Iwa by tho crying of tho
child. who hurt! mantle of men in
other room on tho second floor.
When the sounds erI lnvIItl ted
it was found that the man ha i ft
the house by I door issuing out on I
top of the porch from the second floor
Ht:
llt.
ground.
’l‘hI
Item...) y:iI wood It
our .1 .ltoo. q,
iIn'Itl ill?!
1 til I chit and at
t. s... Wetland”
III in I I so1
item; Vim layout“ numbers etc
”arrived on tile mac
insured I m and I be
and mu thorn they had jumped to the;
nun Milli
*IilSlllll run
it iiiiilBl w.
in Game at Winstod Seventeen
Year Old Boy is Killed on
Thanksgiving Day
Slilll ERlRlRRER '
'IR A lilRR Elli
Coroner Herman Declares Fatal-
ity Was Accidental
om
WiNS’l‘El). Nov. h.~-»ilarry Lee. ag-
ed 17 years. was killed here yesterday
in a football game between the Tim‘-
ney Cadets and an independent team,
composed principally of Gilbert Pre-
pnrstory school students. ills skull
was fractured and he died a few min
utes after the accident and before
medical aid count reach him.
The fatal accident. occurred after a
mass play. which both teIms had
agreed to use. and Lee had been run-
ning with the bull. lie was tackled
lllld downed und arose alter the pile
of players had gotten up. He took a
step. staggered and fell to the ground
unconscious. Water was immediately
applied to his head and while a call
was modi- for n doctor. Lee was re-
tnored to the club house. where tic
died before the physician's arrival. ‘2
The field which was used for the
game is the baseball field of the. (lil
bcrt Preparatory school utudents and
contains I number of stones. it is
thought that when Lee was tackled
his head titl'llf‘k n stone. Wlllfllvl‘l‘lllll
ed in the fracture of his skull. The
halite was started shortly before noon
sad the fatal accident happened I few
minutes after 12 o‘clock. The tours
body was taken do the home of hill
mother. who is l\ tires-maker and lives
In this town. Mrs. lice. upon teeming
of the death oi her boy. wIs prostrat-
ed and is now in I serious condition.
At the time of the accident dine score
was tied it to it and the crowd Witness-
ing the contest had becomo intensely
excited over it when the allocation-
mom. was mute that Lee lull
crowd tiled out of the stand- in at
Ionics Ind Ippqrod not so be Ibis to
.reallse thIl Lee had been killed The
effect of tho faint accident has cut I
gloom over this town. II the boy was
well knowh and popular.
that the death of ice was Icrtdentsi
is the vordir of Coroner S. A. llnr~
innit. reader. on receipt of the report
of the mdlcni examiner. Dr. W. S.
Harlin-rt.
—seECIAL—vshv sEs'r LAao. tee
lb ”dost-loll.“ all No. Main St
W.“ u...—
ante Enron's
ottoman I am
NEW YORK. Nov. flow-Julius Moo
singer. a ntopbl’othor of Belle Elmore.
the unite“, for whose murder lir.
llnwioy H. Crippcn was executed in
London on Wednesday. pllyed I rt-s-
t'uor‘u part in In incendiary fire which
rngt-d in I Williamsburg anrtmInt
house todIy.
Messianic. who“ liveI in the house.
rushed out of his rooms when the fire
was discovered. save warning to all
the tenants on‘ his floor. IIIlIted a
woman Ind her twu children to safety.
and than half dressed and hIlf carried
In aged man and his daughter. both
of them psrtisily overcome by Intel».
to the roof. The panic-stricken ton-
Ints all outdo their way Across the
roofs to Infoty.
. The blue wII found to have storied
in the collar and sort-Id rInlni,
throulh hallo. the woodwork of which
had been Ioohod with kerosene. The
building was build After it hard light
by the firemen.
«yum
annoy APPLES. no: I 360 PK.
hinting or (looking 1.. .lowloii.
moans-mane I.
bulb Nut-milk luIlnIII MI» Weds
lady in GM! Ilmnuoo. Mus.
ltdwsrd il‘ manor. of this thy. Ind
Min 0|er Harbor. font amt barring
too. Mun. were Irrisd It to: so
unlock moardny morning It Bl Pot-
sr’. Church, It flirt-It Burrlngion. A
nuptial high melt who included in the
comedy
Miss Joanie Manner. I Illlltl' of tho
groom. wII anemia. Ind .musslNI-
out at most llIrrlltston. was but
tout. 'i‘liI IsptlIiI were Iolumnilod It
In only In hour in order that the
bride Ind gm inf last to Boston
in limo tip adult I t uniting for
Ollbt. ashore they will spend shout two
:1?!” lie: E ”lmmli in b
mr.‘ nor IIwI- own ta
met his a: in. bonnet '2'.
will“: attain! Mails. and the but In
. Upon thlrt‘w
‘wa take com their
t l lush-{nitrous
I fractured mu had was all“: the ‘
runs sealant-lit tum illlflbtlli‘
222°22‘22" “on.
unto. lie. on W
UOBTON, Nov. tilt. wingwlld scram
his to escape Hill!) the m which
destroyed rotata'pllololh almitthron
Beach. early transmit , Ind her
son leaped from the will Wit and were
no (rightfully. taint 2 crumbly
neither can reenter. R5 motto.
lug guests. eIprlos Inna mass of
irctity, were uninlured. though there
was numerouo tit tiling escapes. The
ttostolry was burned
gather with the guru
5......
lathe rsIr Ind
two adjoining coitIxos.“known as the ' 2
late Hour and the flomthPWetllfh The
total labs Will pmllub ho considerably
in age“ of ”9.9.00
The injured are ill . .ltlltn 0 [tom
and hot sun. .lohn Ci .ir.. aged
17 years. of Springfieldnl' boy were
asleep on tho endow“ of the build
lug when the fire I but It 2 it in.
They trialled out lbld .M hallway and
started to make .tlwlf Vault".
Then suddenly tli l k. with
tho evident our M222 Milo-ins
something from i. in. ”Amounts
When they rottirndld ho hall‘wsys were
filling up with molt ind thinking
tbst escape . who mhmlblo IIVI
thtough the» windo min fe-
trncod their steps I tie with tor-
ror. jumped to till, 0 k below
Both were uncoh '
up. They were int, _
tho Motrnlf‘ Hospi. when it won
found that their l rips would prob-
ably proye filled. '1‘ boy sustained a
fractured skull. lit nous find both
or her thighs broken. lien right has.
pan splintered and her left foot dislo-
tinted.
The fire wan till ifiost obstinate with
which the Winthrop. m department
has had to deal it yI‘ImAld "I sent
from Boston“ Kifll’dfifltd not until
one] when picked
lately token to
5 u in. was the blue tilde! control
For s time the own: I drldo. on
which the nototwn’u Ind which
is lined with cottons. {VIA thousand.
Only the pcrslyicni. Wilts illo-
men prevented heavier
The blues ortgiflauoil I linen-Most
at over rho furnace . .;;2 ‘
“gm... A. .. ....
—swEErs. yEsv EOIAL.‘
far. and Mrs. George liloheii
Badly shampoo Yester-
taynn Wes—ton
«nonwum
While driving along— iho Weston
tend yesterdsy morning on their way
to NorwIlk. fir. and Mrs. George
Mitchell. of Walt sire-ct. who had been
up to Weston with I bud spring. were
the victims of a peculiar. yet serious.
accident. They were on the portion of
the road where n-puirs are both.
made. when they cInie to I place
whore the stone had been spread Ind
was about I foot night-r than the road
on which tho: had been traveling.
Mr. Mitchell urged his horse. think-
ing that the Animal would 2oortIinly
one the rise in the ground and Itep tip
when he who to it. The horas slnrb
ed on a run Ind allllt'll the obstruct-
ing highwny with both forefoot lluwfl
he went Ind the wagon sloppmt with
a snddsnncsn that tlunw both Mr.
Mitchell and his wifo over the dash
board and upon the Ilene.
Tho duhbosrd In the front of the
wagon broke. when the wagon stop-
ped. Ind the button was Illlo broken
in «rural pincen. The horse recall/Id
several bId bruises and the skin was
token from his ion by the stone on
which he tell. Mrs. Mitchell received
the more serious injuries, thlng IuI~
inod hrulIoI and cuts upon her legs
and being considerably-abolish up oth-
nrwtu. Mr. Mitchell III: also badly
bruised. but that both were not Isr-
lonIly injured IoomI mlrIruluouI
Hours! All the med working on the
road no lb the InsiItIucI of Mr. Ind
Mrs. Mitchell. unlit holding the homo
and Inothernnlntlng the victim of
the accident to lhnlr foot. 1‘th worn
wry considerate and assisted them to
repair tho human and wagon mum;
to not thorn to tholr home in Wall
Ilml. Dr. William J Trio-Ir. of Wont
Ivonne. hIppound stuns in his Illlollhr
blln son the young man in the automo-
bllI with him Illo ”hinted.
lfr. Ind ms. llltchnll Ire hello:
rally bully II I result of lbs in
ury. tint on thsnkfui thIt they were
not more seriously inland. or killed
in rol.
W... . w...
u-IUV YOU“ NONI-”ADI
brood. its. bookies biscuits. «no, It
mount- on. low
w Linn Action courinunr
A u no Wind him
I
WI. also. Dr. W. B. 'l‘inlusr
i3“ “6:“
tab Whitest
2mm '
the ground. ho- ‘
‘ rive dlmflflfl the
lRSRiili lRi
HubitIrd Blakesise, Aged 103
. Years. Lost Life in ‘Flre
Which Burned Barn
lilillill 10 "ARE RlR
RRRRlRERlRiE Iiiliil
Hubbard BialioIlce. 103 yarn old.
the oldest resident of Bouthport and
probably the oldest man in Palrlisld
county if not lo the state was burned.
to death shortly before 6 unblock iIsi
night. in I fire which destroyed the
burn on the John (moduli estate in
which be Wed. 'l‘ho origin of the
hrs to unknown but it is supposed
that the old gentleman had I repeti-
tion of an Ittock. from which be but
Infi'sred during the [not week, and
that ho foil to the floor. knocking
over I korome oil stove which he
used for cooking. His body was
found burned almost beyond recogni-
tion. being beside the More staid the
ruins of his home. A stallion. which
the old nun had liopi Is I pet and
for which ho had formed a post at-
lIchincni. me also consumed by the
fire. the body being found burned to
acrlsp.
had gained such hendwny that all of
forts to give the building were fruit-
less. The barn was filled with hav
Ind other intlImmsble cutter and
tile progress. of the names was mild.
AI loan on the tire was discovered
word was sent to 80‘"!th Ind the
first department of that plus Itnrtod
fat- the scope. The barn was con
sumod before the firemen had cover-
It! more that half of the distance. and
they returned to Sonthport.
The are brought hundreds of poo
pie to the Icon Ind the hull!” all;
not a 0
ms to cruise. body wait
tinned under in: plain; tins-t
bars by must foreman who were!”
the first towob the are The Innibln
and log! out now times from the
body Ind only the torso and port of
the skull wmIlnod. Among those to
reach the 'flre party was John Al
bulkley. who, with his fIlher, con
duct the llnlkley automobile garage
a short distance east of the fluorine"
plum
'l he fate of Mr. makeslos will come
as I shock to ntsuy who knew him
when he lived here A few years ago
he was it familiar sight driving around
the t‘ity of Norwalk with A "camel
burlt' horse. He also rat I great
many tings in those diam; llvfl lo
(‘rnuburyu not far from Pullman Acre
pond.
in spite of his Inc Mr. Blukosloo
had been I! hreodor of “my boss for
several roars and supplied some of
the finest hogb for the market. So
successful had he become us l but;
wiser than he devoted his entire
time to this branch of farming and
-m—
(Continued on mirth Plum
cumin Bill .
stem or mo
urges Lydon. the messenger boy
Impltuod by, the Postal
Compsny. was knocked down by an
Automobile. yesterday shortly before
noon. but luckily did not suntnln oer»
loss injury. The but sisrtorl across
Washington street just II I freight
train wsI passing over the bridge. Ind
did not Inc or hour the automobile
of William I). Middiobrook. of bridge-
poi-t. Ipproscblog. 'i‘ho‘ownor Iflllhd'
on his horn. Ind brought the nutrition
to a atop jnlt II it touched the boy's
Arm He was thrown down and shine-
what bruised. but the machine did
not further tniure hlfll.
Chief of Police Volluior was on the
«one. and saw thst the owner of the
auto was not to blame. Hr. hilddlo-
brook but thus ladies in tho car.
Ind they erI wmotht frightened.
but pleased to learn the boy "I not
badly hurt.
tWWW 2
mPOTATOlt FIN! OOOKIII.
sin in. l... Jessica is No Math at.
surmount inns
nonresident
m
3001'}! MANORMTM Nari
.Ansutomoblle own Ind oltvsn Dr.
fit. 1.. drainer Ind lied John ill boil.
Izod to yours. Tho“ coroner's alibi
IflIr in and
ties undead I until Incoming
.ttrIrIIr from him or the would
not. it the boy mama-w
”Raf, AM, do ll mod
the
mmtst‘llfll
I ' ii a“
unnatural. ‘22
The tire wan not discovered until it h
Telegram:
Fest and (linen sunroof Football .
Played, on theboloniel Lot
Before an extra large crowd of as-
cited spectators. the fast football
tests of St. Mary's Y. M C. and the
Sealshlpt Oyster System played a line
some yesterday morning on the Colon
lnl lot. The same Was clean through-
out. and ended in favor of the Y. M. (3..
the score being 20 to o.
Both teams plIyed very fast ball
from start ho finish. but It no time was
8t. MIry'I in danger of being scored
on ’i‘he‘day was one of the finest
and with every man full of life Ind
tth he game was begun shortly It’-
ter Ill): 30.
in the first quarter St Mary a kick
ed off and the last full luck for that
cant did his work so well and the
team with him that when "dowu" was
called, the inl was but a short dis
tance from the goal line. it no taken
back somewhat. however. by tho‘ 8. 0
8; team.
ball one of the Sealsblpt pinerI met
with I vety painful accident. Russell
Lowndos. the fast xusld. was the vtc.
tint and hurt his nose to such an q:-
tent tht he had to leave the who.
it with feared at first that he was Isr-
louslr hurt, but it VIII later learned
that this was not the colic. though the
injury WII very painful to say the
hunt. A new, man on out in his
place and the gains proceeded. The St.
Mary‘s full back scored I touchdown
for his team after a very short time ' ‘
0i. play. .2
in the second charter the teams
showed very much better. «on play-
ing I faster and lnoro scientnlc game
Norwalli lino scored a touchdown in
this half. .
After the usual refreshment that
comes from I rest the lesion returned
to play. in this «such of the nine
y fIIt plays were made and nigh
unlit loud cheers fro intII‘Iuppori-
on of the teams from the sidt lines
A very neat play that resulted in a
touchdown wIs made ‘by lino. who
made In end run of nearly half the
length of the field.
Nothing ospsclnlh foot took place in
the last quarter - except that ’8t.
Mary‘s very nearly ”scored two touch-
downs. The first is» made by Basis.
8i. MIry‘s star loft end. When the
game was called the ball was less
then a stud from the goal line.
For St. Mary I BIItI. Hus. Exposl
to Ind Mon-rd played I Mr nine.
The tint and «com! of those plIiyers
by "til :2 clover tackles did rot-y Itself
“ltd
Mal-hint“. MoOIii
starred. They played especially not
Ind deserve credit for the work. The
line up:
St. Mary‘s Y. M. C. SIIlIhlpl O. 0 (:0.
Hana ....................... Murphy
Right End.
w Shoshan ................ Carlson
illslit ’I‘Ickle.
Exposilo ............. 8 Mahar-
llighi GuIrd.
Pinhort y. (‘ nllagha ......... Higginsm
’ Center.
Carroll ..................... Cooper
lAift Guard.
M, Shooltun . .............. P. Matter
Left 'lacltlo.
Basia .......... Van Convertn;
Left End
Nattsfortl. Hynsn ........... Kntppte
QuIrter Bork
Woofer ..................... llronnn
Milli. Hull Hark.
Pagan ................. McCIunlan
hell llIlf Bark.
iasonnrd .............. Merriam
Full Bock.
Touchdowns: Basia. lmnnrd. 2.
lines.
Refot‘oosmltlllburn Ind Kelley.
'rlmsrsw-llali and Council
We“... “W
“WIS? CIDER N‘W LOT. 2
25c ni. l.. .lonoloff 72 No. limit at
W»~uw
molt Tlllill
[nos room
RIlph RIymoud. of 8 Ridge street.
"I Imoog the attend «It the inatt-
nes performsoce IV c lull. m.
tsrdIy afternoon. When he tool: his
who find I vIluIblw gold wIteh ill
his pocket. but during the show the
timepiece tnyIteriauIiy disappeared
He has his suspicions II to who took
it. and I oomplllm will be lands are
loss the «ton in promptly returned
“The ladies of tho Ilunlclpol
bowie hops may friends will Ibow
lhwlr interest by Attending the Hus i
We. It the Clifford an antitrust I
noon from s to it Admission will liI
till conu. owing to the kinanII Ind
generosity of the moon. 11”th
Ind Havens the usual till potion will
begins and I collation fin-ate
thus leaving the Indus proceeds
the work of the losses
all”: to, in ii
Sixth Company lost to All ,8
inntnnuuigi
‘ anomalous,
Bridgeport Aggregation not its .
in coming forward with the ;.
Yorke by I Score of Thirty-
M0 l0 Tilll‘ly '
latch for Local School BC
in I name minIrlthle for the total:
Much brand of ball that. was got: hit
by both teams. the All New Yo?”
on
took away another contest from
Sixth Company live lost Ironing.
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The score was I: to 30. 'l‘ho‘
tits Norwslk high school It‘s
tile hearts of everybody by p yin;
rings around I Bridgeport ave own
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«on scallion-l word. 1 cont portals mam.
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