Evening sentinel, Monday, May 8, 1911 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

lotion
' Noroton,

 

 

ruinedt u by at mnanrorn vmfloniilluiiirntetl with tutorcoptinon «viown.»

v‘ Mr. Shipwuy ware men who have noih-‘

 

who was one of the opponents of Mr.‘ Youtcrdny morning” he delivered a

Shipwny in his tight last Monday. igood sermon on The Fall at Mon to u
“The votere who howled against ; large congregation.

“r Ill 5 it t'

aoroen dome at Stelillchting Brothers

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in; against the gentleman potpotltlily‘L
but. who strenuously objected to the? & (303793-1133 396‘ adv.
personal side he won bringing in te-i ” ‘
.ardlnx the inv‘cetigntlon. There men: .Am‘m’i‘ "‘3 Bt'eukei'n.{.§,’tho throo‘
«and l was one of them—void not wanttl‘m' melodrama that made liuch a hit

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to have Mr. Shipway than his feoi- ; ‘“ ”0mm“ “‘9‘ week- ‘3» ”3" Willie'ir

 

inn against Mr. Fitch in a town meet- . to be repeated. The drill: will he an,

continevutc FTREKE’“ Mp
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Dnrien is essentially a home town
and has a moot. delldhttui environment
that is not unappreclutud. ea beer witi
no" the scores of New Yorkers wht
have token material advantage of the
loot by mailing the place their real-
‘ deuce for the whole or port. at the

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Located in and forming it part of n

 

 

sturdy and naturally attrnctlve eon.

 

 

ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM
DISTRICTS
IZMHighland Ave. to N. Y.. N. H. d:

‘ H. it. it.
13~ilickory Bluff and Bell Island.
limpine Point and Roton'Poinl.
21~Long inland Sound to McKinley 8t.
3—“(Ientrnl." McKinley St. to Pen-
noyer St.
22~~~Peunoyer St. to Cross St.
Blimilross St. to Rnllrond.
htwkailroad to Brooknide.
. Weat Side.

Iii—White Bridge north to Brookelde.
16~~White Bridge 8. E. to L. l. Sound.
17~—Whito Bridge. S. W. to L. l. Sound.

One strolls of the tire boll at odd
times indicates testing.

Twu strokes of fire bell, thus, l-l.
fire in out.

h‘our strokes of fire bell,
l-l-l-l. water to be shut off.

A third or more alarms indicate ser-
ious fire.

thus.

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necilou, than which there In nothing

liner in all Connecticut. Topograph-
icnily speaking. the place in simply
bountiful, especially in the spring,
glimmer and autumn, when Nature in
at her loveiioot, and when the winds
during those seasons are eofi. and

Imywus they oftentimes arc in this:
their‘

Jiclnity-~ltrihging Willi thcm
health-giving properties. it is honored-
1y u Joy and u cutut‘oi't to sojourn in
a spot so highly favored. this be
doubly the case when the.
units of bathing, boating. tlnucluz und
liohitigw-nll of which ore to bo unloved
In full measure herc. '

wenther per-

 

 

Annunl Meeting of the Rowayton
Yacht Cilia.
”The unnual‘tneeilnruf tho itowuy-
ton Yacht Club was held on Saturday.
pm 6th. 1911. at 8 otoioek, in the club
house in Rowru'tou avenue. At this
rooming the following members of the
club were elected to their respective
lattices:
.iCoulmodorewR. Livingston Lilflkt‘i’.
.7 Vice-Commodore-WlllIum Pinkney.
“our Commodorcmdoiin H. (hinted.
>.>Prenidetit-ii. Livingston Looker.
V, sucretnrywueorgo W. Moore.
'VATreaflilWl‘WRObfil'l S. liurclny.
.."Mcaeurer~-John i-l. Coulee.
' Board of llirectornws. Edward Dill»
bleJioberi S. Barclay, John H. Coulee.
R. Livingston Lurker, William Phall-
uey, George W. Moore. George D. Mc-
Kay. 0. ll. (larretaon, Charles Bow.
mun. '
Regatta Comml-tteewliobort S. liar-
dluy. B. iiidward Dibble. .lohu 'l‘lobout.
,~ The secretory mode hie annual re
port, thawing the club was I a pro»
perch: condition, having at tied anv-
qrnlmew mom-hers during the year, and
that there were applications for mom-
(torshlp waiting approval of member
ohlp committee.
The treasurer. In lili“‘l.!illlllll report.
outed that the club won out of all Im
debtodmrand ihntthere wet I soon
balance in the treaiilry.‘ 7 ‘
“Th! will: odi'llmgkm in full of
buttons armorial tine m.- ot the
1 ”on. The» Monroe villi be run on
“enrol-lei Day. my 80. "
, hop the dim.ms:ioiomlnlnlon
now of «when: will be added
clubdurluntlte neuron.
motion bunker appointed
m Bowman“ lint captain and
M H. item «I fldflJfll‘Mfiu
club “fli‘l‘fli ‘ liar an active
nonunion y imprinting
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Here indeed is a most delightful

iugi

‘ Monotone
‘ :' “‘1 WW: WW
_ little runner-nun: '

What Shirley's Manor otfende Mug-
gle Popper will The Gamblers muke
the Colonel Boyle?

‘Bupposo a Brown Plant of Belle in-
land turned to Golden would Stevens.
seal be with the Power: on the Bind?

 

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llnlph Fennel! in ill with the grip
at hie home in McKinley street.

watlpper. from 5:30 to 8. M. E. Chop.
el, Wednesday. All are welcome.

Mine Vivlnn Stevens. of Peunoyer
street. spent Friday in New York city'.

There will be it business meeting of
the Reliance Hook and Ladder Coni-
puny tonight.

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'l‘here‘ will he a meeting 'ol the. Vil-
lage improvement Society on Tuesday
evening, May 8.

George W. Scnridor. of Logan alrcot.
npcnt the weekend with his parent!

 

 

 

 

in Huntington. N. Y.
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Mr. and hire. William S. Downers
and daughter. Gloria. of Stamford,
spent. yesterdny in this pince.

 

Miss Mutton Lynch. 0! the West
Side. who has been ill at her home for
several dun. in now improving.

Jacob ii. Raymund has had new
doors and other improvements mode to
his large burn in liighlund nvenue.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles inkney and
family. of Brooklyn. we ~ the. ghoul?
yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. William
Plnkner, Rownyton avenue. .

 

bird, William l’lnltney. ofvitowarton
avenue. has returned from n vlnli in
Now anali, whyt'n lithe Will the guest
or Mr. and MrefPanl Webb.

 

Janitor Thornton Stelleii, of the Non
wnlk Yacht Club, is engaged in tar-
rlnn and mailing repairs to the old
float on the ehore north of the club
house.

 

R. ii. Conn. of Rownyton.‘ has re
cently purchased a lino Harley-David-
aon motorcycle froth Ray ii. mien
wood. of tho Norwalk Auto .Supply
store.

 

The small farmers and those having
cordon- In this vicinity no harm;
than! ploughed up ready for the apt-in;
planting. which is quite backward this
aonaon. ‘

The Epworth intrigue of the Rowo)‘
ton M. iii. Church will hold a basin»!
meeting In the chapel. Wednoadny ovo-
ninc. lit the clone of the IIINDOI’. oil-
can Will be elected and other import—
ant buainasa trait-acted.

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There will be a bunlnoss monitor of
tile Reliance Scotti Club, at. 8 o'clooit
tomorrow. tit their rooms. The mom-
bur- nre requested to bring uoadiei.
lhimbioo. 0%... its thorokta «wing-to be
done. A full announce in deslmd.

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Min mitten Cit-biotin. of Lam
him. was tendered a aurpriu part7.
Baturdny oreuinn. or a number or in?
Wont: friends. The usual nine: were
“indulged in, and there no music/«um!

"phantoms. rm mount 3w. m o, m emu-t m“, um. end" no town «Wharton, m acute; «tr
mite-i. and there m plum of tool»: little form illicit]. In, in II tits

TMlldradOuahm. Helm Baked. hon
tha W. itinrlon Crook-iii. on»
son Milk. admit min. Obarlaa land»
quiet nod Arthur flatter. ‘ '
Manon mount. .tbotiritt‘ the
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tion or the country. Darion hill pro~
ground tor many yours. not by leaps
and bounds. but by'ateudy and unim—
peded atop: end it may well be proud
of the record it line made. Wt growth
having been healthy in ever; reapgct.

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Grant Adaptability for Raaidonca Dur-

 

ing. The food war a private one. and E onuncod later. i CDLMNSVILLE' May 8.-—-—‘Worki"‘
nhould not be thrust “no" the town nor? . m..........._ ,., iconditione at the_Coliins Company d.
should the town hnvo nnytliinl to 0? but “"1.”qu afternoon. at 3"‘o'i 98““ to he WWW“ ““5 ”mums.“
n‘ithit. Not that we are all in a‘mJM” mum" walk“ °' MW’Haven'ithe terse sitcom!» returned “it“
patio with Filth. either. but we like? “'m "’“k‘” ““9 “ml“ “"3 M‘”"““mb6r 0* it“? l‘m‘dmt'n want in menu
to we the pontoon! side of affairs kept ‘ olonory society of the Congregational U- '1‘ W0 striker: Habit-“1 Mike 30“,

out of our public bunlneao The angiobm‘ch' at the home 0‘ Mrau markfflkl and 108 K01,“ were arrested ‘
I INormen. Mrs. Walker R the wife 0"56:30 on the charge of attempted lull!!!»

geetlon that Siiipwny and Fitch so. .
out In the hack lots and mint it out 3 Prof. Walker. who has charge of the} dation °f men who were going to we

would have met with 0.". hearty aw‘depnrtment 0‘ “MW" history in the; Thar owns no distortion-re. in each
probation." ' l ”I" Divinity School. latitude the arrests were modeling. n.
in a abort talk to a reportor renter-I ~ “W" idenco given by 0m". the mat
day. Mr. Shipwaydenlod any pomonul“ W them", or TH?N:"M ill)! against Kopoz being the wile o
motives in it), investigation which he- ° .“ e “ ““5““ °~“ 9“ “3 0"”;other striker. The grinding do
an wnrmly pressed. lmuny irianda and neighborn for their! room ,3 still idle. The grinders h

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ind the Hutad Season.

"That anti! about my trying to ‘get layman” “d ““6"“ ‘“ °“’ ““mlmeetins at 6 o‘clock. but no mil”

 

. 5““ We Wit miun‘ia
mount“. Mum. wan-soot

One of tho grentoot natural finial-I'll! of
New England Iii its adamabllity for
another residence. This in not a now-

 

ly diocovored outlet. tbui it in evident

better way. and that. the devoiotnnenta

in to be along lines not im'Ul recently
devoloped.

The «more oopecinlly adopted for‘ Ridge. section. EM" year property lii‘

murmur residents have not been util-

iirni in Adiit‘BI‘llL‘I. Whntovor may be
said of other region.

nummonrcuort urmtveneu.
are no section: that in our cause com-

are unique. Therefore the linen along
Whitili their doroluppipnt uhould pro-
ceed should also behnique.

There in notidug in the tour of Now
Huglnud'n people which would be. like
ly to unwind so readily and nonempty
ly in the put-per «promoilve irenttneni
M the nununer-rooort innelum. it. in
lnriio. and it In unique. but. it iii to he
told iii-iii it now exhibits the need of
new inotimdu and dlflcmnt conduct.
Mum» calm-st have wormed to change
Its timinctor within tho punt tow
yearn, and none more than the riao of
the nutnnmhilo. The mnnnmm of the
rallrcml doing the bulk of the automor-
mnort imsinm in Now England no-
nerl that at some points a runny all
from no to to per cent. of the vielton
arrive in their. own motor can. This
tat-t in «unidenttt of the pituatlon. Tho
motor our promoted flexibility in sutu-
tner rezoning. ‘ is molten troqttoni
chance notonly imolblo and our but
almont inevitable

Many of tho resort housee have in»
come of indifferent quality through
wear sud tear sud the rine of now do
mnndn The prom tiny rental-er in
not inclined to accept, that which onto
he won solicited with. in room or Utilit-
Accommodations. A loo lurxo propm»
lion of the summer hotel» have not
hoot up with the titties. They ahonld
rebuild soil their «menus nhould be
rudit'asliy rotor-med. Their in I do
clued tendency aluo to look with ten
favor upon the resort: that, ore located
remote from line: of travel and
downs. The into in: brought thin
about aim. Whereas in the old dare.
when l} wan noon-dry to miy mum
tho bone «for iooal travel. people
maimed rhctnaeiven to notation for
the units of being near the mounuilnr
or the linebeucitea. they are now
lets inclined to do an. The motor
car has around that. Now roan-tun
may locate where they can have the
bottom of the iecllltiou of at town sud
alao plnmtmmolvee in daily touch
with one mtural Motion of all the
country within u radiu- at so adieu. or
oven mm.

30 the towns in the Vicinity of ”lull! W". n “mm." W u“ M:
m m: m mm... to in given m0" undue «port at the emit! invention-l

melamine. Thin la n my. dntali

of maturation. Ir“. M M u . loam tile crluolmot while nuclei:

rebut the mountain and mount
clen- lu Neg thumb are for it an an

Mona that. they are to be intelligent,-
ly developed. ' '

. No WWII! autilm of the may:

value «the moor basilica! in new
mm been Mam! it. in M
White gran Mun lithium

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pole with New Finland. it: odorlnnfnmééz 3.31:3...“

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the town of tuition and tho rounilinl

article lut wash: told he. “and as my

re- nud the molten-tat tur. Mom. and

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men. it mm to «dunk um
on in” than “minim do it“ ,
m.

In Iron. it is a big town and Includee
in Its boundaries some of the moat, , ,
valuable and denlrnhla property along” went after number in Particulars
tho Connecticut ohoru and it
here among its residents tome of the;

beat known people In the country. and 5 N
Imany wealthy ones.
tlt-nt it in to be pitwmmedtln it new and ; town altos suitnhle for big
Il‘eoldoncuu have. been bought up, in-
uludinx thou very near to the vitlnge { Noroton River explained no lull, H. D.i

a
lined to the extent of ill por trout" iprolm nxtonnlon 0f .1“. “gem“; an“,
only not to title extent at l per coin..§of the New York. New Haven
in thin umrtioulnr New illnuiund line no WWW“ Railroad Company.
linen have etutione at both the village
of Dorian and the Norman section.
and m" "9. Noroton in but 36.83 miter from Grand
second region» that went Very meet 4 Control depot. New York, and Dorian.
" thorn ; 38.”. miles.

 

iiielectmon Fitch." he sold. "in wrong.

onto 3 but desired a general cleaning up."

 

\ onorou BRIDGE ‘enoeoétrion..
oounllg: it is very gratifying lndec‘d to here?3
{the propelled bridge widening overt

All about

if Dorian itself, Not‘oton, (tollender'ni mum“ in the

S f . t 5
point, Noroton lioluhta and the 0: ; auvn mm um um,“ 6i

more keenly gougm here "“1 .‘ fut-tip! It should also he gratifying to the;
r great boost will be created by tbolpeople or Stamford to think that thini
pment : Connecticut Railway Company has}
“:3: “ proposed to pay ouch a large propor-i

3tion of the amount to be expended;
Ithue having Stamford about 85,000.?
ZSuroly Stamford can pay 31.7% when;
it can have the former dormant. You
may oak how it in sued? The follow-;
lug will explain. The preaent bridge lné‘
,not suihcientiy wide for the trailluf
which merino that very noon Stamford
13nd Darlon muet widen it without thus
help of the Railway Company. On 33
31.500 proposition. the low culls forl
payment according to the grand lint.E
which manner that Stamford our about:
$8,700 and nation the balance. 3

Now. when the third party lute Coo-E
necticut Railway Company) comeel
along with ouch an exceedingly good‘
proposition. will the people of Slam-g
lord hncit‘ out? i cennot think so. They.
certainly know a good thing when the)"
see it and hnvo it. “it’ll liltu tnklngf
milk from a baby.“

The Connecticut Railway ‘Compunyf
la mdy to commence work an soon not
tilemford‘aaye the word. Everything?
In Md: except Stoddard. it is only a.
donation of $500 more to lessen the tin»3
biilty to the loan of human lives. to do:
away with a very nonporous place. fol
have n continuous run from Stamford?
to Norwnll: without the delay of forty:
mlnutee. and to have u bridge. flftyi
foot wide. :

Thla money will do the most good to:
the moat people or any that has been.
expanded in years. i

I sincerely trust that the people of.
the town of Stamford will come to the'
asalatnuce of their worthy Selectmen;
no no to can" no delay and thou belle”
tit hundred: of people not once but
every day.

On the other side of
Burton. south Norwsllt tit only £3.42
A trolley syalem con-
imth with the Town:
f Norwalk and t-itnmiord.

DON'T WANT THE POINT.

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Story Declared Attempt to Throw Dual
in Paoplaa’ Ky".

ll. C. Fleltmnu, of Noroion, aimed
that there in no evident attempt to
mislead upon tho port of certain citi-
zens of Doric-u. who h‘svo been hinting
that the recent criticinm of the moth»
ods of sdmlnlsirniion of the affairs of

investigation. “‘I'l‘t‘ prompted by a de-
slro on the part at persona living near
Penrtrec Point to obtain control of that
property. '

“An my name in mentioned in the

property adlolns follow . Point. l
with to contradict my [Mb Illnlmfl‘
lion. l hove ncvcr hull tiny intention
or thought of trying to obtain the prop.
Ml). i hollow that Pcnrtreu Point
should alwsyn be owned by the town
oi llnrien. and maintained on n public
liniitlnu beach. So far trotu attempt-
ing on obtain it for Ina-sell. i gave a
quarter of an acre of my own land to
the town, not long no. to enlarge the
limit. of the property. and to straight»
on its boundaries. [have never re-
nardod the proximity." this public rt
sort lo in! properly so in any way a
nuisance or detriment. If any at-
tompt were made to tulle till! proper» -
from the public. and place it in private
handl or control. i should be the tint
to protaat. it given me pleasure to see
the public on the beach. ”MIMI? tho so. Gailatlu. of New York. it... open»
In“. children It II OVMQ'“ "In thin “I bl. 00““? ‘[ Nuro‘ou [or "‘3 “.3
absurd diary of an «on to take Peat non. ‘
tree Point from the public in so at». i
tempt to throw dust in the cm of the; Mr. nod hm. Edwurd, Deiadeld and:
people of Dorian. and to blind than to family have arrived an heir manner.
the condition. disciooqi by tho moot , lim-
lnventiuuan. ‘ . 1

'ln under to up”, the mat re-l Auxuains Brnnner la haviun haunt;
{m ”'M N. 1' .QOl wry m MM 0|! ".0ka Bond. ”("0")“,
comet s more which main» in in-i “dim

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:fl‘mffimmmgrmmi lit. and lint. malt (ire-n. of brook-

. memo: Alton. at New Tort. but
u" committee. telly “”1“ and “m”; returned to his «no» home at (loi-

ilaudor‘e Paint.

n. h. owl». or New rent. will nu
Wm plen- et. Golbnder‘e Point a
visit mm

Ir. and bits. I. 0. odilstin; Jr... and
their “mm on it their place on
attentions Point. '

n’namh tea more rare
thrill. Ionian. tutti in warrior”
1 _ . 1 “I I . i .

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' Luke A. Burke bu purchased two
new saddle home for his chlidrun.

 

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'1 monitor: dildtattatllo,fartm:£

bereavement of our wife and moment cussion w", in Polish' it was not will.“
Especially do we thank the neighbors; ed what action‘wns taken. it upmarw
‘ed as if the men intended to all! ,
.longer. The deputy sheriffs weroflott
ldnty this morning. .

JOHN HALLORAN & FAMILY.

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'; ‘ HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘
Mshackomo~0. ii. Brauit. A. M“

iwards, S. Brown, George Aber, NW
DOORS York; L. Cummings. R. Smith,

3 Heel, l. iii. Howler. Springfield. Malia;
Do not delay this neutron in uroonihgl George McKay. ii. A. Grubb. M. Bit
out insects. We also have black and 5 wood, J. H. Lockwood, city; Alien Ki
galvanized screening. gunman, Boston; L. R. Hurlbn‘tt, Wit:

. . :ton; R. J. Williams. Greenwich; L.’
Schltchting Bros. 8:

‘Mlntz. Newark. N. J.; F. D. Lawton.
folly: Charles Reinhold. A. Reinhold.

Railroad Ava. a min on. Damn , John Arboaman. Danbury. ,
Select Groceries. Buy. Grain. Floor} The woman who can teach can tutti

& Feed. Hordwnra. Pain”. Gina. etc iprivnte pupils-«auuredll‘ thro
.‘Sfi-liE-‘ilnxuifii‘. m m3 ' “-
f the observer ammonia prickly than
lanai early today Above, “3 “MY
Bunion Premier Rum by Cruelty 33.: Mar?“ 56:3“; ”5:3“ mug;
tap.wc o vmw aa' .. »,
csuu Ho Bollovoa it Duty. in" had no . the “wanna“.

"Are my children solo?" ‘ with home suddenly checked by MISS:
Thll. WI! Siolypin's cry When 116‘ der’tl left hand while the right _
celled through the windows of autwsrd. holding his wide brim... p
pleasant villa. on the outokim of hill. Thrown about the brow m H
Pelornburg. a few moments one on m on ornate garment 11W
inter pm of the building had ._ adorned with lace insertion and no.
it own into tthe air by the expio, [0' ribbon of baby blue. 73. m
are looking for the decorators. '

Wm

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KIND HEARTED STOLYPIN.

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All he «poke his little daughter
carried from the l’iidlill. moshing
pain. and he saw that her feet
crushed and Needing. And the
cry. wrung from «this man of iron
clnrscwrieiic or him. Br note
in kind. good-bonnet! and even
live.

He is the supreme example
kind hearted man who is million»
cruel because he believes it» to l.
duty.

“it‘ll-oi order. then reiorm.“
won the motto he adorned who
come into power. Had reforms
mode at once the revolution Wt

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have canted. 310131141! made “1° f“ “ ectlon I

mistake of s man without liiiaginan . ‘ ’

tion. and. install of the constructive “" ., ' » . . J
politician he desired to he. he has ‘4“! 1m ‘ ‘
been little more than a police ofhclal. ' ‘
The twat part or his program has been
carried out. By placinz almost the

David W. fivmond; '
entire gunfire under martial law. by . i ‘“
hanging. lmprlaonlng anti exiilni. he Fm", Wt" ”d 8mm

has matured a superficial order to to North Iain "not. Catlin NM
Ritchie: him he will be remembered ““1“"... . w..nm'gon M
as tho oppreuor at his ioilow-..-onntry- tot-enou- ., OM m
men. .

Wines of a comma evening. l. "‘"M" " Mao...“
need to go up the Net-o to rho inianda;
which tarot the delta of the river]
The little «Miner panned II pain"
with smooth lawns cloning down to‘
the ntor’a also. Along the innit"
was a latch tonne of tangled vim and
emu innit» threw a brilliant light
on the crane and on the walls and
window; An armed policeman in a
boat rowed aiovly up and down close:
to the bunk cod within the wire «in in and South Norwelt up D
«amnion were eoldiers with ride: . ii. iii

Thio was the minutel- bottle at Milk mm M
stoinrin. the Elam Palace. lent him .N ‘ S .
.vihi‘ the Our. and the memoir ran at Mom 1- With 0' 0-.
primer within. with the fear or alt-i Luann '
nomination cinnamon hint. find it!" ”or“-..
[train the Mom tor which the whole; . ~

.itatlou m roaming. tho thorny ore-i ’ , , ~
‘raullonuwdldnavehoenuum-k Q, . V a ' ;. .
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