Erie bli'obti That Was Ever
Knownto llltl'oials '
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2‘ ,Sev9ral Passengers Shot and
‘ ‘ Conductor Fellini by Stone
:_- ERIE. Pa., July l.-—-A hundred or
"share farmers, every available police
erred» in the county and the state po
. line are recruiting today for the train
9‘robbers that last night held up and
‘ 1‘9 robbed train No. 41 on the Philadel-
. , Ephla and Eric branch oi! the Pennsyl-
E .9 jvania lines. The train was bound from
9 ,9 Philadelphia for Chicago and was
, 9"‘blou3ht to a stop shortly after 9
,. o'clock against ties and. telephone
poles that had been piled on the truck
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Would Iiivb $1,000 Io (let
IIIm free
STAMFORD, July 1.~When Solva-
~ tore Oaltcbeilottb was arraigned in
‘ the Oitynflourtychbrged with Inert oi-
the horse and vehicle at James Mur-
, , ray. of this city. he pleaded not guilty.
, , He won. however. Desitively identified
by Mr. Murray and by James-Triaccb
a as having blredn horse and vehicle at
the Murray stable on not so last. So
Judge Young found probable cause and
bound him over. ~T9irc bond was lined
at $1., 500. When bold: turn back to
9e cell, the youth II reported ,so have
said he was sorry Ibo build was not.
men at stood ;
“if they made bl 31.000,” he is re-
ported to have sold. “some or my
j irien‘ds would put up the money, and
id get out of this." 9
, This was reported to the prosecut-
, lug“ nttor‘neynnd the judge. nnd the
. latter reconvened court and ruined
the bond to $2,500.
- scum crusher
Il-All’b FIIIIIEII
in 3ottin3 settled at the Nylked bunga-
low at Pine moist yesterday. hurl the
misfortune to icon the little finger on
9 this left hand quite bodily The De
into their bungolow for the summer
yesterday ’ond Mr. Deitlyn' was helping
lib the various mbttbvo unending the
alloying. 9
When attempting to raise it window.
"having one hand In the groove In the
sculptor tbisinx purposes, tho screen.
which fits inside the window and
loose rind crashed down, striking his
_ the finger bud nearly severing the
end Mr. Deitiru necesssriii‘
raise the Iorecn lo loohon his
erllinm F‘. DeKlyn. while nusistlng‘
' iKlyn family. of Mutt avenue, moved .
which was raised at the time, jarred
going like the wind and outline
steadily as a still, Harry Atwoodi
during aviator trout Boston, poised ‘
South Norwniir at 8: to o'cloclt.
morning. flying it is desed betwieen
sound at this narrow point.
ms night through 809th Norrieik
Was witnesaed by hundreds of the res-
idents or this piece. who were e'thriiliou
to the marrow by the daring oi.“ the
tent and the beautiful manner by
which the aviator was controlling his
machine.
Getting the message at the Sentin-
cl office that the bird man had left
Bridgeport at 8:28 o‘clock, the word
was sent about the town and no it re-
sult many were accorded the prilvll-
ego of seeing the flight. to many tilelr
first experience.
Mr. Atwood was fellowing the shore
and the air was so clear and the sun
so bright that almost every detail or
the machine could be seen by South
NorWnlhers. The most prominent part
was the propeller, which could be been
as it made lib revolutions. With, the
sun blazing on it. it appeared to be
yellowish in color.
Aviator Atwood new from Restart to
New London yesterday. and thrilled
the spectators at the boat races on liv-
ing over the tour mile course.
morning It 7:05 o'clock. be lbtt i
London for New York cit!- ‘ I .
parent that the cinching could be icon
very clearly. ,, 9
Many who know of the experith ur-
in this manner The louthcrn . ow
England Teleponc comb-1W PI 1116'
were about the limit to see it and the
inst to see it dissppenr. The tint 31v
ioted to watch the night was shori ow-
ing to the foot that Mr. Atwood was
going so rapidly.
of their houses and watched the 119E313
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Lincoln Council, No. 4,4). U. A9 M..
held Its regular weekly meeting; ldbt
evening in Mystic Chain‘hnll. when
routine business was trausucledi the
semiannual election oi olllcern .took
place and final preparations More“
made for attending services ati the
Methodist Church tomorrow evcililnl.
at which time the Rev. John E. Zieitor
will preach a patriotic sermon Iii the
members. and it is earnestly hbped
that every member of the lodgei will
be there. The members will moi t bl
the lodge rooms at 7 o'clock and p.
The oilicerb elected are on toilet I:
, (induction-F. H Mead. i
ViceaCouncIIoi-«wl‘i. Amundsen.
3.8 .“-‘*C. H. Adams.
A. R. 8 ”W. Q. Merriam.
Treasurermi-l. A Wood.
inductor-‘32. H. Roberts.
3an. l3. Merriam.
1. Fred. J. Krucmer. i
0‘. awn. o. nun.
Orgttnlstuil‘. .l. Ferries. ‘
Directorw-d‘. A. Bootield‘.
~3-
‘ a
Miss scvmou‘n anobdcc
Mr and Mrs. John 8. Seymour
pounce the engaloment of their A
tor. Miss Mnrygficymuur. to C
Morison Kerr. ct New yarn
buttery on June 29th.
in
his ' I
1, 4900 and 1. 800 feet in the air and sliiap. 9 9-
lng his course in the middle oi! the
Plilillll All Plillllllll
t'the reception coming
chine. bltluwu3b the bit was so min- -
rivgl of the bvlbbor. took to the roots '
.. toolimoisr
Financial Secretarywr‘. A Scdboid. Q14
2 cent over the way in which the driv-
9 this morniny: that be costly run into
‘ all the new hunt-bumble in! the Oil. .9
Will Slllllllfll lllllil
Speldbl’s Orchestra, oi Bridge
port, Provides Illicit:
As a tilting olbsolor a week or com-
mencement the senior class” of the
Norwalk high school last evening. ten.
tiered to their blends lite must pleas-
ant reception that any class hob ever
given. After 3. class day on Monday
and o. arbdustion day on Wbdne’odsy.
lust c99venin3
closed for" the wool: and your Ind tor
on time the high sebum days or the
Class or Nineteen hundred and eleven
Econ“ two preceding events were buo-
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'librbily Rhee by lllubtosn
M Lesotho
NEW LONDON Julyl -—-9fibrvbrd's
ellort to sweep the Thames yesterday
(or the third couscoutlve your VII
not quite booomplibbed, for bltbouab
the Crimson won the crest Varsity
event in runnwny style by nineteen
lengths and the substitute Varsity
tours by five lenlthl. the Yale fresh-
men broke the broomhbndio by cop-
turlus the bikini event or the day. in
all three races the winning crows led
from the start and Harvard‘s slant
Varsity ninht shutoff the lighter Ynloi
crew at the very start and was never;
even challenged throughout the four
miles. it won the fourth consecutive
victory of the his crew that Harvard
has won over Yale. a record that has
not come to Cambridge for nearly llbll'i
«century
The Varsity race. which brought to
an end the annual results. was rowed
dorm stream with a favorable tide,
but with a head broom thbt made
progress somewhat slow. The worm
Ins races were rowed upstream. also
Wind. and those times were slow as
well.
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about of the local soloists are indig-
are or the coal w‘bzons of the town pay
dttontion to the tram resolutions. One
prominent nutblut of Norwuik. Wli
ilsm li'. DeiCIyn. or Mott nvenuo. sold
two teams. at different times nod ct
til truck driver had the Accident occur»
rod. Mr. bemoan says it is All 9
for iilio police to tell: about cult
' enclosed liv stout and high fences. be»
9, tennis Medium
9 our in b dead (blot. the woman having
with the tide and anion a moderate "
'difiorent placed yesterdny. and each ,
time it would have been the fsuit of ‘
oi3lrt, Master
procurement prn u.
horrible accident abtho railroad eta.
tlon. yesterday, when the women,
while plotting on cool between the
tracks at the statl “ got caught be
than the gates by 3 moving freight" ,
train and an exilres
suing through on
The woman was
up cool from the rcudf‘bed and in some;
way had unndered do n to the place.
tween the two stations. How the not
in them without any of the rnllrosd
men seeing her cachet be explained
unless it who that the contusion oi the
housing turbine diverted their attention
long enough, to miss her. At any rate
she got in and “tutoring up what
little coal she could and A lreixbt
train [tossed through; and as the loci}
motive passed the fireman. the) angle
neor Warned her or: the tracks.“ The
woman laughed at 8932c man.
With the roar oi the timing ircl3ht
deafening her and liar mind intent
upon her wbrlr, Ibei‘ijlblied to observe
which came dying dorm the stretch all
the lroitht truck ~, . ‘
bloom. Witt arid 30m saw the
first, the poor wo-
. ' distinctions»
, " % tile, world:
truism or bu; due Moo u tisbtly as
poulhle. To: “complicit the former
they debuted immible for but and
they inul mn‘douhu II to whether
the latter-nave, would prove uncoun-
in the Annuals. They shouted to
her to hold right to the fence.
AI quick .II lightning and with In
agility thiamine rIrIly if our been
mobbed. the women swung behalf on
the moving Initial trbln Ind literally
threw herself to the bottom of so open
on How Ibo executed the movement
is a mystery wbloblneitber one nor the
thoroughly irlthtooed spectators can
figure out. ‘
They found her in the bottom 0! the“
been so trixbtcood that she lost out»
sclousuess Her niirbculouc escape in
the talk of the railroad men.
a
admonished in contour,
,Whorolltindrsds oi NM9Vill-‘ll
Ilblldrsnbs‘sli host
.4
Wu Hungarian man prevented ‘
the approach or the express train ‘
mi, febrinxlbbt her skirts might (Itch ,
3 , buy and wcro‘cnloyinu themselves to
, I humble. With thin he struck tho.“
" then
' also. “who Illa-sod to the police edition
_ monury‘snd not Iltoflths‘r pontlbmcb»
dby bflemoou at the gradation exer—
clean or the center collect and the
unique chbractcr oi the 119 gram pious-
ed oil. The bloom ly '
nearly to ovolb
Ind parents or the
The] hall was
with class. 2c
93nd gold crepe.
crops school tings;
eye b very pretty mono.
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Lillie Girl! Willi I Hmellp
Jello H. White the loc dealer, of 127
South 9 u street. was Placed under
strut. evening. by Oiilcor J. Hor-
ry Gibbon. on I warrant. issued by
Prosecuting Attorney Georle B. Vol-
burcb, on the chum ct basublt. The
“misty“ issued on the complaint
of an. mum Lockwood. of 137 South
loin m
it is silent! that Mr White bIIbult~
Id Charlotte Smith. used it yours.
dbutbtor or'the complainant. and Ho:-
01 Smith. and 8 years. daughter of
Mrs. Lillian Smith. oi 6 Bell avenue.
until”; a borsewhlp with which be
much them serous the legs for hair
in; plpy‘ed in piles of new mourn hay.
which Mr. White bad just raked up.
.{l’ho occurrence took place, Thursday
and the warrants are issued yesterday
And served mt evening.
lt inclined to the town court oili-
went into (“Qth'nfld and being It-
trbcted to the mound-910i new and 1m
3mm buy. commenced to have I dsndy
time. '1‘ny looped Into the piles or
their hearts content when suddenly
In. White. but and pursuit-ins sitar his
Itmuouo labors. caught strut oi the
little tots noticing the work, upon which
sight caused him to lose his temper
monthly and bolero he thouxbt be
bid blurted other the little 3irlI with
on the logo. driving them before him
cunt oi! the lipid. .,
A I this time. litre. adulthood. mu
, or the termed children. ohms out or
2 but hoods and shouted to Mr. Whitotu
ltlsI tht be responded With outcrop“:
‘ ‘ Residents E of Belle island 8 All
‘ , known. lost evening, at the robotics
‘ ~ which was heldgnt" the .ccttage- cf‘
9 the property owners to consider the
: some twenty property owners. Mr.
» el. and William b. Stowaway!" sp~
cibls that ibullitle girls innocently
be bod upended so much ‘eliot‘t. The 9
stud humbled by the screams ,
point Committee to Ilavj’ Town
Accept Ilolon Avenue
Some , interestln3 facts become
of the property owners. in Belle [island
George ‘1". Tome, president or the Belle
it is believed that the attempt on the
part of on over ambitious rob] estate
, dealer to close Roton avenue bud shut ‘
ofithc beautiful beach on the property
of the Joel G. Taster estate f‘rom’the
public who (mounted. A9 I. result of
‘ the meeting. a committee was appointv I
ed to confer" with the Foster estate
and the New York,_New Haven and
Hartford, Railroad company in regards
to putting itcton‘ avenue into proper
condition so that it might be, accepted
by the town’ as A town hiisby.
iBelle Island. received a communica‘
tlon from ‘3. C. Fnuihn‘ber: or New
Yuri: city. it rébi estate dealer. asking
for an estimate of the costs {or con-
structing a stone wbll from the beach
the island Raining that the construe-‘1
tied off this wall Would not only ex-
clude the public from the use. of this
due beach but would close up Ironic
on Boron avenue. President route. of
the Belle island improvement Asuncion
lion Immediately called a meeting of
matter. which is of vital importb'noc to
the, growth or the island.
here were present It this meeting
rum noted as chairman. Joel 0. m
tor,- or mom. unwound himself
and the other persons Interested in the
home at T. H Footed. declared that
he had had nothing whatever to do
with the matter and had» not authorin-
ed on. Footballer to go'bbead with
In! Inch work. He stated hasty that
so 9hr u the roster estate us con-
corned they wouldbe willing to have
the road constructed across their
property.
A committee. conIlItlnx of George
F. bloom. Gnome F. Shepard. of Beth-
poi to confer with representatives
of the Foster estate and the‘New HI~
Von Company regarding the advisabib
lty‘oi putting Romp Ivonne Into prop
er conditionrto be accepted by the
town as a public highway.
The creating was adjourned, subject
to the cell oi. the choirman
”EMA“ AT llllib' IK'I'.
Bolton Heed Lettuce, 5 and {to head.
Fancy isrsourbpe Fruit. 3 (or 25:93.
Native Wax and Green Bolus. 5c qt.
Fancy large new Potatoes. 509 pk.
Large Pineappies. lilo ouch.
Cucumbers. 2 for ii and 56 «oh.
Fancy Musltuieions, s tor 25c.
Shoulder Steak. ii lbs. for title.
Leon Pot Roasts. ioo'ib.
10 lbs. loco Corned boot for too.
hub and File! Vest, inc ih.‘
1..qu of You. .le lb. _
choice Fouls. iii and 20o lb.
Chilton holistic: Chickens. 21c lb.
3r
GROOER MW‘I‘ON blue! OUT
mu99‘
Will mm. From business in tooth
Main bit-III
il‘. 3 lemon. the booth Main street
broiler. who libs done bupinou in the
booth Main street stood for moor
yours, hos «cold out to a party, whose
name iI known. but who purchased
9 the store through storm bulimic. ct
‘ , the united Grocery bumper? urim~
stein not intorvioo'od by I dobtiusl
A reporter. this motulod Ind hinted that
Island Improvement Association; and ?
Sometime use Charles ill. Stevens. of ‘
in question; across Rotor: avenue. and _
* extending shout one hundred feet into
eutement that com
the roots of thb‘cbbb lib. bud
' tomoy sold thntit hId been used
F. Tammany. in the 86th N‘
end of the Town Balm. Yesterdb
ternoon at 2: 30 o 'olocir. The no
found guilty and mode to pay tb
or the case which amounted to
including the #5 'which each had 9
to renew his delinquentllcenbs.’
.The sensation which was looked!”
after Attorney John J. Ouneo
toilib (301’. that A 09me ones;
or! bptween the ti " ‘
homwmblbbl or“ more
his client had entire!
an apology was due to the mud»
blotter, which be frebiy filtered; - ,
is the Law Unconbtltutlenbll
In connection with the cased " b!
State vs. James Idol} and his ‘ ‘
,pioyee, Luigi DoSbntis, both chemo!
with practicing their trade ribbon»
complying with the lbw in securiw
their bible licenses. it is intemtln
mall the statement: at Governor
eon E. Baldwin. 0! ConnecticutHv 9
in arguing tor the repeal of arc
ute. held that the-lbw was uncohl ,_
tlonbl. in that it we diocrimlnb "
midst the corners: ' We Im’ ‘ ‘
far better mulb‘woultbc b
with far less expense to the pic
placing the bsrberb under the troll.
supervision of the health author oi
the towns in which the! breath
The governor‘s morocco in this 9
ticulsr was specific and logical.
However, the commie-ion
before the committee on incl 9
tore the legislature and arm
the commission was sell sup
tub state licenses paying their
loo and expenses and that root 99
present system was more econuml"
than any other wirlch mitbt be do
ed The Irgument ‘prIVIIlbd b 9,
governor's recommendation was All.
unneeded.
In an interview with Attorngy J
J. Cuneo. who represented Mr‘
Ind-Mr. Monti! In the case. All, 995
At the Election of (leukemic A ‘
tie. it i. o it. It. chiefs our
for the cunning term his
billowing III ‘
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