Mitts lt‘loronco Moore, of Pond utreet,
into been the spout or rolatlroo in
lSi am ford. ‘ .
Mrs: John 11. Clinton, oldiiclilnloy
Btioot, 111m iloon tiho guest of friends in
Brooklyn.
'l‘ho water was. fine yesterday and a
Home number enjoyed the bathing at
the Knot) (lluh.
Mina Sadlur Hamilton. oi Stamford,
ha visiting friends in' this place, whom
alto t’or111orly resided.
The Episcopal Sunday" school, at
New ’lanaan, enjoyed its annual outing
an lioton l’oint Wednesday.
n
«Miss Dorothy Raymond, of West
Side avonuo, has‘hoon visiting with
Ifriondls in \Vunhington, l). C.
Miss llclon Scotlcid, ot‘ Tilghland
:tl‘tt’illlt“ has vol 111 had hom item 11 two
.woeks' visit at Northtlcld. Conn.
Friday Mr. and Mrs. ilcisenhuilol
tutti Mrn. .l. G. Smith, of llrooklyn, are
expected at 'l‘oltcncho for a few weeks.
may. ‘
The New Cannon Sunday school is
planning for a large attendance at the
picnic to he held at Roton Point, Aug-
uul iii.
Mrs. Aaron Stevens ha's rcturncd to
at home in Rowayton n1 cnuo atlcr n
that days rlszit with rt-lnliws in
" w Milford.
Ml§§thlolanle C. Lowe, of Deer lllll
avenue. Danhury, in visiting Minn Ruth
Shepard, of Bctitol. at tho Shepard
I coiago at llolle inland.
‘ vlni‘tcd M18.
, beginning to assert itself.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin, 01’ Noroton,
Austin's sister, Mrs.
Sands Bullock, at Long Ridge, on Fri
day and Saturday.
liov. G. ll. Smith, pastor of tho Dur-
lon Methodist Episcopal Church, in on-
loyiug a two n-oelts’ vacation at tho
Outside inn, ’l‘okonoko.
“Everything is ready £013,1th recep-
tion of the Bridgeport Post 1011111, to-
Inorrmv. Mayor .'i‘ Buckingham
will be among the viuiiors and n. grout
good time is being planned .
The Thursday cunning prayer moot.-
lngs of the Darlen Methodist Episco-
pal and Congregational Churcitos Wore
held last owning, and on account of.
the oxcelionl weather were largely at—
toudcd.
m”
The Republican town committee is
Tim com-
mittee its composed of Jerome S. Gain-
or, Chariot; ll. Fitch, Chariots It). Wil—
liamaon. John ll. Solicitk, Ernest (Ito
tool and Louis it‘. Stoorna.
Word was reocivod in Barton, yes-
terday, ot‘ tho death in Hart, Michigan,
of Henry Rood. o. l‘ormor resident. hero.
,llo was only three tours of ant), and
1 no lililli SKIN contort
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SAUGATUCK
in; 1d a number of roiatlt you and triondh
in this \iclnity. ills death occurtod
on .luly281l1.
Commodore Drauncrnronther. "U, S.
N. rctlrotl,
llarthol cstnIo. at. llarlon. and. utter
Mrs. Anna Srhuldlcc. who in sum-
merlng at iiollo island. In
of her daughter, Mrs. Al‘ii()ltl-- Turner,
0i; la‘arviet' avenue, Danhury.
Miss lillian llolt‘orcsl Miss (‘iara
Johnson. Miss iiindollnc lltlimt‘sl and
Miss. Margaret. lloguu. or New (‘auaatni
are camping at Hickory lllui‘i.
Miss lilion James, of the oilicc oi incl
’l‘olcphonel
rtnrtcd 3
Southern New England
Company. in South Norwalk.
today on a two wcoks' rotation.
l'lllilb‘ are hourly pcrloclcd for
lawn i'~te whit i1 tho Rulinntn Soc .11
club is; to hold on tho l.t\1 11 of MrH
dtohcit Barclay, l11 lion .1yton nyonno,
Saturday tillcrnouu and ovonlntz.
fi‘Io now tcnnis court of thc Kind
ly‘x uh in llighland arcnuc has lit't'llt
complctctl and tho momhcrs arc now
enjoying gamcs thorn. The
«pit lllllt‘lllS and aro lining counrutn
mud on tho SiltiC‘Si-l nitlt which thclt
oi‘tot ts mot
(‘lntrlot-I ll. l‘cilt tho popular cloth
in tho Houili Nmuullt ’iIuat t‘umpany,
l1 l9 .IlPonl toItt odd lflCllll‘t‘S takcu Ic-
(‘L'iilly at rump, whcn tho Sixth (‘om
puny, (foam Artillery ('orps, wus on.
tainlltehcd nt lt‘ort. ll. G. Wright, on
li‘iPhcr‘u island. 'l‘hc lilt'llll't‘il worn
wry nood and lll‘lllt'lt‘tl to 1111111)' tho
good tlmcn that wcro coioycd hy the1
loud military horn.
'l‘llt‘ lollon'ltii: round latllcn
from
the ghost, .
thol
young; 1
lutiitts arc vot'y proud of their acmui-'
, will occupy it.
at.
i’l‘nft whoa tho. latter was govuruor of
l the Philippines.
, Next Sandor,
lthc f0l‘l\-t‘,lk’.lilli auniwmary of thc
iict. Louis Front it. tho Hmorahlo and
holovod rector at St. Luko'o Church,
llarich. 'l‘lw norrlccu um at 10:30 11.
the Holy (,‘(ilitililllilmL Tho odor-tut:
Hand of tho pariah,
i
.\l tho moctlru: of tho carnival
t‘mnmittoo which 11'th held last cron-
luv, :ttr:;1n..ttmont\~‘ worn t‘ut'thct' cont
plctctl i111 tho grand curnixul. \\'lil(ll
‘ will hp ltcid mutt work. ’l‘lw lurid arc
Idotortninrd that this ovoni .Hhull Flil‘~'
pass any provions oii‘ort oioug this lion
in cxrollonco anti to that t'litl how
1 Mon working for "infill”. .lyrptti'otill)‘.
cwrythlug in roruly for tho lost
only limo will toll how Rill't‘tiiysl'nl thcy
lshull lw. The South Sputnik lll‘t‘ tic
‘purtmont ulll l1oid.I mcctin: this t w
intuit. at “Mill How it will considor
llw imiintl on oxioudod to it to par-
lltlputo lu llioow aid of tho not-k l' 11
‘doul it"tlli'. thot
”a tit pt',utmvut hot it" by any chnncr n
'11t ntltlw at lion should rcsult, thorn it:
too dnuht hut what u iurrm nunIchr of
,tho how will ho on hand in unllornt
ion lllt'll‘ own hook.
when initiation iH in thc throw of tin
,dcutlno:
1n imulont \
has purcllatwd tho lCI‘ilv‘si‘
the 6th of August, is‘
111.. morning prayt-r anti colohrutlon (It
on that day will no for tho endowment ,
nod“
will rot o to uttcnd as“
in lhrw days of rotorml‘tl pullilcu
whcu tho ptmplt‘ lum- shown;
limo and lullllll to litlllt‘ll
Mrs. Frod Antlornon in entortnluinll;
‘Ihiins Annie Ftonluun from Now \orit
It‘ll“. ‘
, -—-.-«—-—-—u--—w. '
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Miss Edna Hall in spiralling, tho
~montlt or August in tho woods of
.\i alno.
pending lmproromonm nro complctcd,‘
lio sorvod with ilowoy ;
Manila and as nldc to Pronidcnt'
Alhort Limo-oilor imH
int: a week's rttt‘alion nt
itll‘l‘t‘ilh Farms.
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horn (“lijoy-E.
htn homo to
Judy; and Ml'n. .lonlnit '1‘. Maroon
limo roinrnod truth on outoumhilo
trip through Catatdu. ‘*
Mr, and Mrs. William Scidl have
hccn outortaiulng rclutivct. at thoir
homo in (lrcona Forum, ‘
Mr. and flirts. t‘iutrlon l". illllltolcy
iuud Mien: Loulw liulkolcy haw roturu-
ed from a trip to lluntiugttm. '
Mrs. it. 1-2. t‘rm-thnn in ontortpiir
lug lit‘i' two ulster.» it‘otn 'l‘homnnlou,
iii itcr homo in (lz'cona l-‘artus. ’
Among Ictout Rllttn‘tl who halo hoou
outcrtnincd it: toun ncro Mr. and
hits. (nu-or ’t‘aunsiu. at Sun (into, .\‘
Y.
.‘Ilru. W. A. linikoio} hau roturnml
from Stamford, \rhct‘tl rho accountan-
lt'tl her nephew to hlu home in that
city.
; (‘lltt’ord Army. son of Mr and Mrs.
Henry \vur ut‘ tirccus l‘attun. in still
motoring it out hiood pub-onion in one
oi hin iingorn.
~ «CW... ......
Ni", and MPH. l. d. l‘arucli arc 11c-
tctmtpunlcd hy tin-it emu, Alan, on a
{wook‘s cruiuc alouu tllc round. ’l'ho
llrnt atop I\‘il ho ut Huntington tiny,
l.. l.
muqu l
'l‘hc Spotrr t‘unutrnctlon ('ulnpnliv
t P 1. .. .,
Non t..1u.1.1n lilt onloyinu a two Ll'lli'li 111?th .Ind (“W‘Hmm‘ “w n1r.15l‘0i \‘ow 11m." tum u tli‘odh form on
‘wr-ctkn' otttiuu at tho littscoc (till. 11:11,
lihluu'y lllul‘i: lira. lioiuco \\'. .luhni
Hon. chapt'roh; Mlfib‘l: lino Smith,’
Mmlvliuo and Lillian llolv‘ot‘cai. lid/oi
llctuut it‘tlwl lx'napp..\inr:n1rot llo
:Itn. lllz-uuho lluryI-u, (‘lutn .lolmumm
Attach ’l"uylot, lilthoi Ltlnum, Margarit-
Lahoy and Dorothy t‘lark.
..~....-w...... M- _..,,.
Minn lt‘lnrouro it). Adcorlt, oi Wont,
fildc nvonuc, iiowayiou, wan very
plrunanlly nurprlnrd. luai orcnlnlt. le
to party oi‘ young i‘rlondn. Although
tukon rotnplctoly uunworon. Minn Ad- ,
(lock illllllltl‘l’ rorovorotl and provt'd to
Do :131 oxcollunt llillrilt‘lihl. ln liIocot‘rhc
of tho ovoniutt tho hoot-n worn wiltnl
nwuy hy fliyion trauma and at 11 intot'
ihour tho gut-ant Putt down to :1 11111111».
tuouu rupuut, to which all did ample
Jillfillit'. 'l‘ltottc prouvnt wort» tho
Mimi! Mimi and Emma t‘llli. l‘uulino
(liltl tllIttrlutto t’lrocnc. of South Non
walk; ilrrlrudo nod Lucllo lirtutda,
Mario it'arquhur, law. Milln and Elliot
.lntnoa. lira. McDonald and non, llop.
old, Mr. anti Mrs. W. S. .lamon, Mr.
and Mrn. .louohh Adi-ooh. Clmrlon Atl-
omit, William Atitooh and Arthur E
Walker.
“itching, torturing ulna eruption.
diatlgnre, annoy, drive one wild.
”nouns Ointment brings quick toilet
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.
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SCHOONER ESCAPES SAFE.
SAN FRANCISOQ, Aug. trwtlnhle
advices from Australia reroivod you-
lotdny announce that the schooner
i-lupadu. trom Aherdern for Sydnoy.
which was supported to have boon lost
at son, has arrived at her domination.
Tim Ilnpudn lost her mlzzehmuut and
, nearly all satin and on; looking may.
, She, had neon unmounted for months.
. um moth rum wot-.1 m
pnuvtiul political macih hos: \\ ht-u tho
rum : oi ouch patty tll‘llmllll that tho)
)ho itlll'll tho hoot tho lPorounlt, (liy
‘ionit «titttt or country
tour of cuntlidnicn, it lmhoovofi t‘nrlt
{Elilll‘ll' to look around and nor
muliahlo 1tuIiorlni it has on hand. The
limo
of what or who they uro caution tilt-tr
lmliotn tor hats punncd.Wi1nt two yo: 1111
out) wax u Ptrmlnal nwakonintt is now
a llt'llllll)‘ wltio awalto mntoiiallnm It‘gor
ihla runnon ii in mum in tho poworn
lihnt ho that tho rotors not wait until.
tho lam moment to induct their rou-
poctlvo Iickolu, but not down to hunt
urns onrly in tho titration. 'l‘hin in ro-
hard:
defeated because someone huilod and
tauntilfltio to the bum. intcrontn ol' olth-
or punt y. Party splits are always dun
Roi'oltn and nomotiuton total. ’l‘htu ho»
lug tho rnno, why not (li‘lt‘l’llllnt‘ ilrnt
and ianl. for tho boat. ltlllmlnalo tho
goats and proam‘vo tho Hllt’t‘ll. “All for
one and mm for oil" llllllllt'il on much in
politics: an it dot-ti in "The 'l‘hroo Muir
koioorn."
in mew
Jelly Glasses and
. Tumblers
Parofine
Schlicltting Bros. 8: 00.
our. Rumour: Ava. ll. Mom at» Dart-n
. snout armour. my. unto. Flour
dominion. ‘1
affords in tho'
whnl‘
w‘hcn tho olorlorn volr ronnrdlonu;
tptlrmi in ortlor that tho untrue or pnlso;
oi tho pooplo may in». mort- oloarly dog
thnt 11 wholo Iickot mny not ho“
plant-d it man in nomination who in 1111-.
for
now
own .ttiou
lt‘ 11th it
tho nrouml 11ml: it 1:
Il1c oroctlon oi t harloo
hulltling in Wontport.
BUED FOR DAMAGES.
Ten Thousand Dollars Ara Bought A:
at Raoul: at u Recent Accident
in Falrtlold.
liaiph ill. 'l‘rito. ol‘ lt‘ttlrtloltl. has
i lProuuht notion tor limitation in the an.
parlor routt of lirltllloport (lithium
(it-time lg. South-d. ot' iltltluopott, lliltl
namon Mouton on almnt tho mun ho
w.anin
'l‘ho plainllt‘i atoll-It that he won r~ld'
ting n hictclo on t-‘lpriuu idiom. in
it‘airllold, on tho with of lliill ilitllilll.;
and that tho tlctmtdnut, in an autumn--
lPil, cnmo auddonly up from litilillitl
him and rm; him down. ’i‘lIo pulutltl
nilouou that ho was llrliliflttl in tho till-i
domon. hrnlaod tutti lnrornlod on holh
thighs nprninod in tho hark find out,
fun-d intornni inittrien. l
TORNADO WRECKB A TENN.
ANSON, 'I‘oxnn, Ann. 4. “Three
.,
",llllllillll lililll
‘ is Awarded $90 and Costs in At:-
fln Juno, itillil, pulled up and removed
:thut tho liyion took from hinhoda.
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Make Use of Our
arge Ccoum and
Easy Payment Plan
We are now Selling all of our Summer Stuff at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
A beautiful line of Wash and Silk Dresses, $1.50 to $15.
White Lingerie and Embroidery Dresses, $2.98 to $12..
Children’s” White and Colored Dresses,
$1.25 to $3.98.
Very Fine Irish Linen Suits and Coats
from
from
All Kinds of Welsh Skirts from
Men’s Suits, black, blue and mixtures
$2.98 to $5.98
fight-Weight Blue and Black Serge Coats
$6.50 to $15
85c to $2.98
$7.98 to $18
Accounts Opened with Everybody
This Easy Payment Plan will help you dress well and
live easier. There are no disagreeable features at-
tached to it. There is no better time to try it —— Try
it now.
WINS ill Silll‘
lion John Rylgtilt al at Stamtorti
in tho unite (ll Lincoln lt‘ord autumn
.lohn iiyita oi oi, hoard in .ludgu lion--
out )3. Scott, 03 tho common pious
court at Stamford, n tluclnion wan
hundt-d down ‘yonlcrday in favor nit
tho plaintill to roroyor Still damages
and coats.
'l‘ho coutoution in thin ratio was ur-
er a houndnry llnc to orator grounds.
The plaintiff, Mr. i-‘ord, complained
that John er0 and his non ontorod
upon hin mater grounds, Irhirh hc pur-
chaucd llocmnlwt‘ l, 1899, 11nd ihnt lilo
dot'ondauiu onlt‘l‘tttt upon his torrllory
tho south audit-n and huoyn nome 51in
tool. and claimed that tho lino won
the proprr one. Mr. liyio unya that
ho oxpcndod $1011 in replacing tho.
Hlliltl‘t-i and honyn. llo uncured I1 tom-
pornry injunction ttgulnat tho lirloa
llo uttku for
tho oyatorn
from further troupusn.
animtnntlui datuauoa for
in Na ducitdon .indnc. Scott Barn
that. tho ntako ltnon marked it on the
pluiutltt‘a may. which no tiudu nutrltodI
tho nonthon lino «taco 1892, which is
an tar hack on any of tho witnanuou
romouIlPor. "it does not appear that
there was over any other staked lino
used to mark this boundary or that
any other ntukou were over driven. to
mark any line other than it until the
defendant stalled line (3 in June, 1909.
.i‘onntrning the original donlgaationn
in the light of the interpretation put
i-tion or thin town are inking tor n 1111111
oonohoa uttnchod ton south hound pawl upon them by tho owners of them
wager train on tho wtcnun Valloyi; grannda. i am rallafled that tho lllllln‘
railroad \I’ot‘o “north from the tracks tiff owned the grounds Ml PM 912““! M
by a tornado at l’onlukn nix tallonlllne El, and he was also in pousouniou
north or horn. that night Practically thereof on June iii. filliiii.
oVory punsctutot reunited more or lead. “The dotundnntn admit in paragraph
Boron; hrnloos. Ono infant was fatal ‘li ot the answer, that they removed
ly hurt. station, httoyn, and ultra oysters, from
the to loot strip north ol' the B. lloei
that. in so doing, they committed a
trespass, and that the plaintiff in out
titled to recover the damages he has»
mined. I do not award pnnutlve dam-
ages, bananas. in my opinion, the de-
tnndnnta acted under the belief that
«w...—
BARK HJORDUB WRECKED.
SAN _ FRANCISCO. Aug. 4 ~Word
llllB rouohod horn" of the wreck of the,
bark HJOl‘tlliéi from Wont Point to Pot»
npo with coat on 11 root oft i’onupo. on
July it. The hark went, to pleura, hut
tho captain and crew reunited allure.
They Were picked an ill darn later by
the stentnar Germain and tattoo to
they wore right in their contention.
i, do not think that it in necessary to
grant n parliament injunction. It
auto». on” ti '
houringon the murder chargu without
.luil tithe BPMMGd to he mum to unite
must. ”3’ nrhtlitlnb’tl turn into a no , ‘ it: it
ludnmont tho tintouiiauts will not in
lol'frro with tho hottntlnri' rtakox or!
lako oystors front tho plaluilt‘i‘s
grounds."
TRAMP ASSAULTS WOMAN.
t’tlli.\‘\\':\i.l., Aug. lw’l‘ho authori-
thouuht to ho a trump. in connection
withnu usanult committod on a Polish
wl‘unuu in East t‘otnwull last hiontlnI:
di‘icrnoon. According to tho police.
thc man presented himnoit‘ Monday all
tornoun at tho home of tho woman
and aaltcd {or something to out. She
IlTUllllt'il him with loud. Aitcr ho had
eaten. ho sound ltor lay the throat.
threw her to the door and threatening .
hcr with 11 rorolyor, committed the
assault. An ho lt-i't tho honso ho ord-
orcd hor under prnnity ot‘ hodily harm
to nay nothing of tho allttir to any one.
it won homo hours afterward that the
o'erut‘rotlcc hocumo known, the first
person to lcnrn of ii hotuu 'i‘hcron
\Voduo. who livou tivo 111llcn awry. liol
at once untitled tho nuthorltlcs and u‘
hunt (or tho man With tut-gun. The de-
aorlptlou which the ulterllt has don~
trrihou tho man to he about 35 yearn
old. llphi hnlr, uhont tlvo loot six or
heron lnrhos in height and clothed ill
ntrlpotl overalls. in'own shirt and
brown ital.
SHOCK VISIBLY lMPROVED.
llnrold Shock, of Norwalk, tho ric-
lim of the automobile and train noni-
dent homo time ago in Winalpauk.
and who has been having so much
trouble with his left arm, tho honor:
in which practically roiitood to knit
from tho first, roinrnod from New
York city, where no hos been nation
going treatment. that night. more
hopeful about his condition than over
before. Ho still has ihonilver pinion
to hold the bones in
lli‘lllfllvl the new» that; the specialist in
tho city into high ,hopes that tho arm
will ho all right in due time and that.
it will not he slit! and unolean at: tear.
or! at tlrnt. Friend» are congratuiuh
lug Mr. Shook whore hetoro sympathy
was oxtondoud to him.
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NEW. HAVEN, Aug. 4.»—-Mrn. licen-
llnn Starr, of West Haven, “who has
new held. by the ,‘coronor on the
ohurgaot murder in the killing 01‘ John
Mcintighiln. was. before. the‘ Orange
tron/u Court today; and held for a
bonds. committal lining to the county
.toru driving
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OPERATOR'S LICENSES.
Secretary of State's Order Affects On-
ly Drivers for Dealers.
1lio “Ollllrlg of a notice from ilart‘
turd in regard to an order oi’ the se-
lona io1 tho d din of l‘i‘ 1 0 ll- .
l l 1 0“ A is cute propt 10101, being (hugged 100
tousc numbers upon automobiles gmc‘
iioi down \Vhlltlese‘ avenue. this
many .Intoinohilo onnotn inc impres-l t . . . ) ,
nion mu “v! drlter. wu ‘ to in. re ,mornlnu hr too excited and suffering
i it ’ l. ‘ ‘ .
v 111' 1 us
unirod to curry their license numbers M10150 and. ‘ hon” i tk‘etlh’up lo 111
upon their (1115 Such iv not the cow ”mm“ (unto swam,” b .lken “p' Be~
howovor. the order rotating; only 1138:1510: i: llll‘tuflggiiflf;‘235111l::;:r2:85.{
1 o ~5-
lhoso Operators who are required by _
v \- n ) :-
law to diaplnr their numbers Opora-| “Ohm“ Hm into n inuse in Whit 1-
‘ r ‘ N “(1' in ”mummy avenue and when he came out.
ca 5 ‘01: .t t ‘ , . ‘
" he touad his horse mu log around
quno of a doaicr or manufacturer are’evmmm frightened] Slamming a.“
. L 1 N
. - wh com~ wi lPln tin li‘OYl‘ ‘ " .
tin. "no" 0 L t ‘ 1 chain from the wagon he started to\‘
8‘0““ of tho 0rd" heal the horse over the back while ’
A tum ol the 01 dot watt 1ocoi1od to-' he held onto the reins All of a “w. "
(1115‘ tron: lint: lotzltl‘f :1 till :jlw’” or,don the animal plunged forward and.“ '
” (it‘d purslurlw-dlofbtltt: :rovlsions otlgallopod down Whittiesey avenue ut‘, , ».
auction three of this act (“‘8 nocre hroaknooh speed Bolautl held onto
‘ ' . .1 . 11 s 11 1 ll fro
tut-z. horoln lllQilc-llllt’t-i the toilowintz :11: £52,? 3,: :3, (rifgggrl‘fillout 1:;
mcthod tor the diaplny oi opotalors 'teot whon ho tlnnllr lel go the wagon
iicouna unmim-g on mortar vehicles ”I‘m” i'ilhfilliu hiuihodr which My m
"N“:W':M under the ”("13“)“ MW“ the atrooi. The horse continued on ,
“in: number Fm“ he painted or and ran into the fruit wagon 0! J. “f
' ‘ till. Sco 1,. u llv domollnhln' tie Via a " '
enameled on a atitt motal plate. the on to :‘th’: ho was hitchl’id slut] mi “
“gum“ tltorcon 8M” be "m 10% than ting tho iruit wagon no that a grant
four inches high and ouch . stroke deal of the trait wars pulled mm tho
thoroon shall he not loss than one-half ntreot. .1 ho horao then stopped or m
inch wide and the figures shall he 0W“ accotd.
linen-(platters of on inch apart Thel M- WWW
COlOl‘ Ul tho llfllll‘fl'fl flllflll llO bright COMMlTTEE 0N PAVEMENT To
yellow and the background lPluck. Thol MEéT AND ORGANlZE.
plain or markuttt shall he .zocnroiy lilti- ’l‘oulght ““le the first meating, for '
toned to the hack of the seat on 1111- for tho pnrpoao of organization and at.»
handled or lost cars. and on iluiohed lending [’0 the unrenunry mutter: m 1
motor Mme!” ”"3" “M" “0 “WWW starting such an affair, of the commitfi;
fastened no no not to swing, the low- £00. confirming of the mayor, the com-
“ “‘15“ “9mg immediately “”0"" "‘9 mon council'hnd the board of estimate ‘
"95'3“” “limb“ 9‘ “‘9 PM» ““1 Poland taxation, appointed by Judge Hon-
arranged that both it. and the register' n. W. Gregory's resolution at the all“: , '
autuhoriahall he lilumlned hy the rear clul meeting m5, evening, for; an
{BEATS HORSE WITH CHAIN;
THEN GETS HIS.
WALI lNGFOIlD Aug 4.——Stand'
‘ing on the ground and beating his
ii1orse nith a horny chain was respon-
sible for l‘. .l. lioland a bottler and .
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WIRELESS MAN LEAVES. “
After it short hut quite important
viuit to the local wireless station, the
Manolo Wireless and Marine Trium-
mission Station at Wilson'n Point,
Waiter Mannie, of Providence, the in-
vontor ot the Mosaic ‘Wirelooa inotru»
moot and the intruder oi the Wilson-PP
Point station untied away in his one
yacht “Mnnrenca,” last night. Elmer
was in communication with his supera
tor for u long time. there being an in-
atrameut on the yacht, in tact until
“Sill. when lighted." investigation into the marlin oi the
various forms or pavements. The .,
meeting will 'not be a public one, and
it is not expected that a great deal ‘ ”
will he accomplished, further than the ,
organization toward later getting into "
the heart. of the work. '
i
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MAJOR PHILIPS DEAD.
L08 ANGELES, Cat, Aug. twiltni‘
or (A. W. Fhilllpn, multimillionaire
of Pittsburg and former partner 0t
Andrew Carnegie, tiled here yoatet‘» ‘
clay, aged 57 yearn. For the that two
year Major Phillips had lived in Lou .
Jilin?
tong utter midnight. Mr. Musala nail-l Angetes, t a hotel. and remained in.
ed to the eastward. The main object must continuation within. his apart».
at hta visit could not he learned to" mentt‘i’ ll sat—molt by a Printout
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