with us a engthens
1‘V'euli'lncrlien and Sharp— '
» one our skill. Our
”antagonist is our
,Hhciper.‘ V ‘
~Edmund Burke.
Associated Fresh New From All Parts of the world by a special Wire and Our (two Dormer
.l.
lr
scorn. nonwmt court. Wenonah“. team 9. ion
MR. JllllSllN lllulllnlns' BARlllllMfl
WEATHER FORECAET
Fair tonight and Thursday.
ullllnnnnn , ‘ ,
A nun l lllllln
Entered at the South Nor-wall: Pontvotl'tce
all Second Clue Matter
nun null null
“‘ . Hullnlllllnsnl
ESTABLISHED 1870
in thin
[a llllluiz lull
n
AND it ill
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Mrs. Amos W. Morgan, at High-
lli Begin Neill Sunday.and
Continue for a Week With \
lXP AINS lHl
wood. Notwalll, is iniured
Representative of the Bituliihic
Concern Are Given an Upper-
lllRllN’S tilt
in gel» Haven tuniiy to be Heard
House Votesio Discontinue iiiv
ligation Alter The Reporibi
$7,256 Expenses 1
null BI
Tihe flirtloth anniversary of the
Knight Street African Methodist Epilr
copnl Church, of Norwalk. is to be
celebrated by a week of festivities,
each night of the entire week being
given over ‘to some form of appropriate
exercises. it is to be a spiritual and
social reunion and it is hoped to clear
the church of debt by the, anniversary:
celebration contributions. _ l
The society had its beginning in thej
iold 'i‘own lionse‘iu lblil. and movedl
' . thrown from the carriage. The acci-
B'll Is IABl-En AI IHE tent occurred nhorlly after 4 o'clock4flmlpARAnE PREBEBEB
. . . i , ‘
l to the church ill Knight street in 1866“ H101 “F IHE “AlENBERI PlABEn A]. $10,008
baring been there, a wonderful helpl ,
in front of the Heidelberg cafe on.
Temple street. Wnteon attempted to [VENI 0N BASEBAl-l [OI
. l i' r l ' - l . . I l '
lie the community ever since. Rem - . ' . ,tet ‘6 0 “e “ “”6“ Broilers (“on“fPickemn Bl” Re'ecied Am
mm, N. unmou, m, Wm, D“Will Remain There Until We .Handsome Decorations and "sawed, of Boston. i F g. C it B n
l ' avora e ommi as one
HUN. . J. HI
New London Republicans Who
Have Benome interested in the
State Committee Chairman
illl BlllKlllY lllMlNl
IS Still it] llilili HIM
Diner Strong influences Are At-
so on His Side
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 9.~~As a result
of a collision of a buggy and a trolley
car on Temple street. yesterday after-
liooll, Mra. Amos W. Morgan, 0! Nor.
walk. and J. A. Watuun. oi Trumbull
street, this city, are at the home of
General George ii. Ford, suffering
, from injuries received when they were
The second meeting of the pave-
ment, committee appointed by the re-
cent city meeting in Norwaik to inves-
tlgute all kinds of paving material
with regard to their merits and die
advantages, was held last evening in
the City oi Norwaik council chamber
in Wall street. The bitulithio repre-
sentatives were heard last evening.
and it may be. said that they favorably;
impressed the. committee with their:
pavement. as eifpialned thoroughly byl
ill. ii. (fiewly. general sales agent, and!
John A. Judge, Connecticut represen-l
itiilliii it
Many Features for the Entertain-
ment oi the Hundreds of
Visitors, Last Night
Tells Why The Proposed State
Appropriation and Trolley As-
sessmenthas tell no
omen over to the right side of the road
when the trolley car struck the hind
. . )
ltor. is very busy mailing all the Hunt, 088” Trolle Bi" is A t d n U “as blluiithir We! “HIM but it.
lurruugonlents mm], the celebration} l) y c B 0 will be, brick tonight. to which time»:
wheel of the buggy, throwing it over
éwhil-h begins en'Suuday, lingual i:i,l the committee “Mk its adjournmentt
on its side and hurling the occupants
to the ground.
Mrs. Moi-nun fell on her at e, sun-Hy Arranged Beams in Evidence:
- itainiug several had bruises, whilel ‘
NEW LONDON, Aug. 9.—~There are”, mmmmes mm“, Sunday, Augwl The Waahlnglon- street. ill-lug..- bluleaon who! under the cal-rlune.‘z H . , ! ‘The Math brink representative will be} HARTFORD. Aug. 9-—'l‘he Spent
“ several prominent. Republicans over . i. came up rm hello“ in the gunfire 3-93.} after being ridden over by the hind‘; ”'31 heather and a waulmm moon'lll‘ettlm this evening to exploit mglrommittee appointed ‘0, investi
V W".'”‘ this section of ”‘0 slate Who would; The following motto has been chosenl (0111M afternoon N 4 o'clock. lwheehl 0‘ ”‘9 ““3335 He received It markedfilho opening “was“ of “the form of paving and to urge its scoop" the DI'K‘GS OT necessities or life In
mm to See the Hm“ “WM“ Kenenly, for tho ohuré‘h: "We live to make our Senator .iudeon, in helm! of the ,iu-' Several had bruises on his back and ‘- grand ”2‘9““ carnirai. ‘13“ mil“ “1mm 0"- lhe l‘ecnmmendi‘lmfl 0‘ the; ”“0” of expenditures to am?“-
oi‘ Stalul‘ord, nominated for governor;Mum,h u mm“. for good m the. com-1 dietary communal). explained its lu‘o-EBNQS. Vin‘g: m Pm en. and from “9’ that “:9 committee. ‘ lbouso today in accordance “”1111 a
at the next stateconvention. lulunity and ,0 love-encu- other church visions plump.» and 33") that the bill; The crew of the car. after lzillttlngl‘mntt 1“” laughed a; "‘0 mm“ 55“" All the committee was present, Ma-l 1‘”th introduced tact week b
I" may “We” “range that union exalts our Christ." ‘ in»; reported had cut out the upbroliri-l the names of the occupants of the ‘ “a“ u ever. u s a air ‘5 the 9‘8"“ .mr Edward J. Fiuueuan presiding. The ' Tingle“ 0‘ \ernon. The. “1’0” 51“?
this
his own political bulllwlck, but one.
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
w
lililifllililillllllitll
Milli lllillili Jill
lodge Tammany liaise thatilan
who Gotilui of South Norwaik '
Lockup Cannot Be Held for
fall Breaking
When is a jail not a jail is a conun-
drum whleh is puzzling the §oulh Nor-
walk police and civil authorities. this.
morning, as a result of Judge William
ii‘. ’l‘l‘llnlnuuy'u ruling in the Thomas
(lorrorun care. t‘orcornn, who broke
jail, yesterday morning. and was sub-
uequeutiy apprehended in Norwuilt by
Patrolman Charles F. Page, was
charged with breaking jail before
Judge ’l‘alnlnnny, thin morning. Cor-
l-ornu unuooned through a place be-
tween the bars of his pep. one of
which in broken- off. The court refun‘
ed to hold the man on the charge, rui-
illl; that inunmuoh ill-i the town innin-
tuiued a jail which will; defective and
tho Mule illillllllllilt‘il ill its ntututen
that the town llllllll provide a lull
which in Hl‘i‘lll‘t' and adequate to ill-
i‘lli'i‘t‘i'iili‘ primiuvrn pending their il'l-
illli. tho priuolwr could lint be held on
tho l‘lllil‘fll‘. Than the nnnwtvr. a jail
is um n lull when it is no rolluiilutod
that u lliilll run durum hill freedom
with comparative rune.
The rum; in inlorouliuu in that it in
will another bllwil mnrll analnni the
South Norwulll penu, which have been
nubioutnd to such nevi-re vriiiriom on
lW‘olliii of tho unuunllul'y 't'oilliitlnnll.
in thin rouport the board of health has
already taken illlillt‘ action but hull
agreed to hold oil until the lnunlripnl
building bond ileum nbnil have been
proud-d by the limit-rut Aullolhbil‘ ililtl
a new bulldinu rlorlrli. ’i‘o lm euro,
thin i‘i out) one oi tho point but in u
in!" bi mulu'ul'llt‘jr. it will have to be
lined and under .lndno 'l‘nmluuny any
ill'liiimill‘ villi brook illlil lillumpi to full
away with impunity. lu‘orililnn
brellilu from thin particular cell.
(hirnornu . was nrrnnlnd on
churned. linluell‘, lirullhollnrus, rnitrulr
or and lil’t'illililit lull. (in the llrnl
wont be wan eollleurod to :lll dose and
on the portend, on days.
W
HOSPITAL NOT£8.
All lulurerllug oprrnliou Wile perw
formed by Dr. William J. Tracey ill, the
Nolwnih Hospital this morning noon
Hoard. of ‘Vi'nierburr. who in
John .1.
the railroad brakemuu who was in
full from bin train. He suitors-d
broken knee rep at thnt limo nod [fir
Trolley considered it advisable to wire
This was performed lune
carefully this morning by, Dr. 'rrnrey.
glint}: and ,br.
flit! linen.
anointed by or. A.» N.
be
three
,rompiete one, being as follows:
Sunday ‘il a. lu., Anniversary rally; .
lpreaehing by the pastor. it p. tn.. Sunr
day school jubilee. R p. at, grand ell-3
cred concert. 3
biondn,\'-—~Annl\'ersnry night. Ali-l
dresses by Rev. .i. ll. iioldon, pastor
loi‘ betllel A. M. is). Church, Bridgeport,
and others. _.
Tilesdaywil‘raternel night. Rev. I...
G. -Nichols, pastor of Grace Baptist:
Church, will preach. and his congrega-
tion and choir are invited to particl‘
pate. r
\\'ednesday—-Annivereary sermon by
the pastor.
'i‘hursdnywr'i‘lleiorieai and members‘
night. Reminiscence by Deacons ’i‘uyv
.lor. David Green, James Norman. and
others. Roll call. Don‘t fall to an-
swer to your name.’ »
h‘riday~l§x-paetorn' and social night.
Addrceoea will be made by Rev. Wil-
ham 8. A. Lynch. eat-pastor and pre-
siding elder of the district, and others,
and letters from ex‘panloru will be
i read.
Siliilinywltl n. in. love ieaei, onu-
duried by Deacon Taylor. .iunlee ii‘ul-
ler and Frank Middleton. :i p. in. nor»
men by Rev. \‘l'. ii. Williams. pnetofl
dicthel A. hi. ill, t‘buruh, (iro‘lrnwirifl
The Lord's Supper will be administer-
ed by the presiding rider. 8 p. at.
preaching by iiev. Wlliluur S. A.
Lynch, moulding older.
Rev. Mr. Gibbon» cullio from Now-
porl. ii. i.. where he hull boon bautor
for eight years. lie is loved by every
member or the church and in highly
irmprwlud by all Norwnik cltlzollu.
null-lulu W
nonunion
French Steamer Emir Founders
in the Strait of Gibraltar
t‘iillitAiJi‘Ail. Ann. itwil‘rourli
ulrnnlor iilulr il’llludormi‘ tnllui‘ ilvo
illllrfl "uni" or 'l‘nriin, Hpnlll, in the
Strait nl‘ lllbrullnr.
Nlllelydllroe pnrronn worn drowned.
'i‘bo nlle pulled from hero at it
U'i'lflt‘k this morning for a Moroccan
port.
An hour later in a dollar foil the
ICillll‘ collided with the iirilislh mourn
or Hllvorlun. bound irolu Newport,
Film. for ’i‘n'unio. itnli'.
The crew of the latter roughed 21.
of ills! icmir‘e crow and paeaengera.
'i'ho Bill‘orton later put. in here with
her alnrboard bow stove in and her
ioropenh hill of water. 4*
{pie obNoranlt or not, and asked Sen~
.
E the rear fender unlimited by on empty
(it u part of the cost of construction
and reconntruotlon of brhinee'on trol-
ley companies whose tracks occupy
them.
Senator Judaon aiuosaid that the
attorney for the bridlze committee had
informed him that unions these two:
provisions were in the bill that the
committee would prior an adrerae re-
port. and that he did not know wheth.
with-t wanna sentiment of the poo-
ator Donovan whether he knew what
action the people wished to have tall-g
on upon the bill omitting theae twoi
pririeione. 2
Senator Donovan did not seem very;
well prepared to answer this question
and therefore moved that the bill be?
tabled until the general bill referred
to by senator Judson cancelling, parrot“;
the coat of bridges on trolley made or
reported and panned. l
This action “is taken by the Sen-i
ale. and therefore the hill is tabled at,
the foot of tho rulendar. where it can!
5 be taken up at any time. though it will;
will probably not be taken up until-
uctibu in taken on the other bill. 1,
The general bill referred to was;
panned by the, liouao last week, Ind?
will probnhy be acted upon ,by the
Senate very anon.
m
Trotter CABS 00“.")!
Ill neuron eraser
A slight I'onlvond onliluinu took place,
at the ,hloudow nil-out trolley unlit-lb!
luei evening, when the regular Stum-
l'orll rur. going north. wan l‘bn into and
l
i
i
l
.u‘r‘, operated by hiutorluau Thomas
iil'adl‘. .
'i‘bo reuiillu' line out, which won in
«burl-lo of Motormnn Andrew H. Bub
lory nl'ld tiollduetor 'l‘holuun liurrinuu
had stopped on the nwitolr, in front of
Alnunlnoni Park, to await the coming
or the Heath tumult our. While
waiting, bieiorlnnn lirndy rnme
up from tho lmrnu with an erupt)“.
ilu tuiejnduod the dinlnilro and in con»
that up inuthn rear of the drill our,
Mll‘lli‘ll ii.
The blow nun nunil a mum one that
nothing one thought of it until the
forward our ulnrtod oil, when itu font
dor fell off with a startling urban. "i‘ho
fender wan pint-ed on the imply our
nnll built made their war in Nnrwnlh.
nmiwtomw. ............ ,,
SQHOONER ELENA WINE.
NEWPORT. R. 1.. Aug. Sw‘w’fllb
schooner Elena oi the New Yuri; Glob
fleet Wars the iirni craft to erase the
iiuieh line at Brenton: Reef iditiitnhip
passengers and 21 of the irrelevant
damn with the ship.
. Twelve of the crew and liiieen
pnneengeru warn dared. All the pile»
nonzero lore French. .. , ,
The Emir well a vessel or 1.229 loll:
allover chilled lit fluorides by the
The; Emir floated nnly’a no mileE
. uleeuitor the collision. Elflyyiliiil‘
lured recently bout of Stamford in a
n
on the duel run entire crates ‘from
New Redford. The Elena nrived here
niiorily after i p. TIL. finishing a run of
27 miles.
m
heoeur Anon/Ate or Vicente.
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.“Ari‘lvedt flit.
Axmlnlaier, Gardenus'cllrloanin. Liv;
erpoolz Neither. Bremen: (Jeannie.
' epidermis autumnal-1a.;nlue.
. sentiment in furor of Mr. lieuealy, "Rev. Mr. Gibbons has arranged thei alien from u“, state because umjliuguy and pneuengere on the email“ [twist] ans‘gdieni “Pig‘al weak six councilmen—«Wiliinln ii. Burnett,i that Benedict M- HOMGD’ ““1“?”
re. should crop out in eastern Connecticut, program for the helm-centennial until-i bridge Wm; not on “ mink line road.‘ helped the injured open to the atoll-GE (gilt: 3111:21le dell!“ (it 1: eliOb’ll filChurlea A. Quintard, George is‘. Delis“ . , . . . ‘ .
“0 far away from his own home “m1 vorsurv to last one week. and it is a: and had also out out the assessment of Gi‘lllsllll‘rl Mid Knntrovlln. where; a 0 an to w" n r sunnenama P- Tomey, 501‘“ D- Milne and (Continued on Fourth Page.)
they blue looked after, l,
litre. him-nun, remained fin the store?
for nboat an hour before she was able.
to be nlUV'i'Il. ily that time General
Ford, who was informed of the acct-g
dent. had arrived. and all three re-l,
turned to llenerai Ford’s home on‘
Trumbull street in an automobile be,-
longing to the United illuminating
Conlpany.
new to ' suites in attending the
injured. .Alt‘houxh Mrs. Morgan be
enule very frightened at the time of
the accident. she was more composed
last. night, and is to be taken to her
residence, iiighwood, Nonellr, this
afternoon.
.i. A. Watson. the young man who,
was injured, is a nephew of General
Ford, and is employed as drailnman
for the Ford Company on Chapel
street. .
lulllnlilll
lull-ills w
lBRliiiRY‘
Against Chauffeur Homer Crew,
of South Norwalll
Pliilififilifll Rllili
Then out in lmmellalon‘nneau
oi Another Car
lutl‘llitiniil, practical lontimony
how to drive an uutomobllo and a
protest anninet u "nontomptlble
trick“ which certain chauffonrn have
of driving alone in front air another
our when panning it. one given row
tortilly afternoon by the ntaio some
0“
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
me. ,
srlni execute?
mngsntons
‘ unborn. null. il.-'-The Houdini: gov.
erameut entrain an explanation or the
eiumnnry court-martini and execution
who nmlinied while the vessel was at
a Republican plot in which alwnt 100
antlers were implicated.
active throughout the country.
Southampton.
l (Continued on Eighth Page.)
i
Colonel Mathew Ropers Testifies
llPllilll iili illlflllli Willi,
of all men of, the battleship linoleum.»
Tangier suturdny, that the revolt tron
. The Republicans endear especially
and
the government hr torresoonalagly on
[theatert . - " ' " - , " r
to be chargeg‘witl; that {colitilf‘of ‘5’; William Thompson, and the six mem.
“WM“ “‘1 9” ”mm “ l ‘1‘ a"bel‘s of the City of Norwalk Board oi“
”m" ,Estimale and Taxation, Judge A. E.
Austin. Michael .T. Riordan. Moses H.
. . .
1Giover. Carl A. Haratrom. Harvey M'l BURNS I“ WAIERS E
8A8 PHI“ “lama" ,Keut and Frunk H. Merrill. City En , _ ' ,
, l gineer Charles N. Wood and City Clerkl '
" and clerk of the paving committee. Engineer Caldwell and Fire
I“ BE SIARIED so“ flames J. Keene. were the only others; , , . . ~ ‘ "
. J ' ‘ tpresent beside the Warren Brothers 00$?le Taken?” MIDI”
Tammany representatives. ~ . ‘ ‘ «
t The street commissioner and the; HospitalinSeriounGondifiol
lnewapaper representatives as well or “ , ’ 1‘
iall interested parties were not permit-l Engineer Sylvester Caldwell
ited to be present. it in the plan of the‘ Frank ColeLriek, of the tug boat: "W
'mayor to keep dark the facts and as. ' phen E. Bobeoclt" oi the Bridgepot';
urea about the various pavements, be-l'i‘owing‘line were severely burnoll"
it is expected that work on the big . cause in this way comparisons can all ! about the face. hands and body when,
new addition to the Hellsnloaic Pow. . be made by the board and given out at the boat took tire near the dock oivthe
er Company‘s gas pant. in mealkfione time. doing away with all fal'or»:Bridgeport Forge company in Blur!
will be started in the near future, all 3 Mom. "Anything that is right to boiROCk harbor about 1:20 o'clock yam
arrangements baring been made andlxiven out, you will get", Mayor Finns-Iterday alternoou and was destroyed.
only the compkafion of the plans and ; gall told a Sentinel reporter recentlj'. , The two men were taken to the El!-
npeciiicationa standing in the way of, The disposition of the paving com-,ergeney hospital, where Dr. H R.
progress. These are still in the engin. . mittee in rushing the work is . Benntt dressed the wounds and labor,
eer'a others, which is swamped with being rommended. Tonight they holethey were taken to the Bridgeport
work but Operations ure‘ being pushed ' their third meeting and the city meet- ? hoepitul in Cbiel’ iiiooney's automoo ‘°
and notification that they are comple- till: appointing the committee was held ’ bile. ., ~ . "
ted is expected at any hour of the day. = only last Thursday. , 3 Source of Fire a Mysteryfly .
The new plant will increase the poo» --~- - How the fire started in a .mptsm,
nible output of the present plant by “on.“ ""0B ,The boat had just unloaded a. w
{200 and is being erected to handle in- jet barges at the Crane Valve 00%
turn buuinene till/W9" all to enable the SIGK [IF THE ’03 pnny‘e plant and was in Inhibit-fin:
company to adequately supply the ‘when it was noticed that she Valid”. ,
present demand. which is taxing the ”ifxlanELLI Kurt. Aug. «Jr-1:0“, tire. A roll was sent to theflreiw .
present plant to a dancerouo limit. ties to not a woman’s game." Thin is . purlmeut and the firemen arrived on
Superintendent George H. Conroy eta» ”u. derision of hire. Ella “41,50“. may- the scene within a short“ space .
lied. thin morning, to lit-Sentinel reporv jog of this town, who shire her iuauglr ' limo ‘but they were unable to exit
ted, this morning. to u Sentinel repor- ration has held a continuous tight with gnish the blaze because the boat wall
near future. the male cl15....,,,ncll_ They have not in lollietream and they‘did not bird1
The addition in to be built on the roniirincd 1W appointees for city mafia line of hose long enough to red.“
lli‘t'iwni. idle or the plant and will be shot or my clerk and she M3. no,‘her. Shortly after the tire broke out.
o‘i brick and steel construction and “P“elgned any oi the ordlnuucou they .an explosion orurred and blew m
to-dnte inaovery particular. ‘pnanod. iboat to pieces. it won learned “his:
When the new addition 5‘1“” “"9 hunt lupin Mrs. Wilson human-afraid” “mi ll W30“? “01“”-
been cfllbilllllt’d And the equipment in. ’ for the that time that she Would quit Bum“ *0 Water Ll“.-
"lallQ‘L ”‘3 “OWN” will "‘3 ““9"le if she could but at the some time, she After “‘0 WWW“ Md ‘3" her,
while pen of much illuhor quality than mm“, m, ,1“. [non‘bflpg ‘0, the city: go of burgers at thot‘irano com'
that which in at present being nold to. mum.“ and forced the members m‘nhe utarted towards mldetrenm
the connumen. The preeenl plant is “Hm“ to mm 8,“. will not null um...“fupparently there was lie tire ingot .
nailing iii candle power cool this. The 10..ch to do no, she aura. :On board besides the men Who “N ,
new lulu will be a mixture of coal and, 1m, week, ‘Mrn. Wileon conferreniburued write Captain Lockwood ‘» Q. , -
““3" ll“ Mid will “1““me “ I’m. with Governor Stubbn and he told her. . George Miller at 000k ll‘hey “(mm
duct of froth ill to 20 candle powenlplw ”a”. that ,1“ last night’s nmlrlltg‘the blaze. A large crowd of would
an nppreoinbib diffrrenro. The liven-toll the «by council was not “,megooliooted on theeboro and watchedlthd
out Will"? “7 “0‘“ 3““ mm” “ll “HM lory he would old but in baring inom- DOM burn “it “‘1 ll Willi “0i ‘0”; "
"limillml required “0 that ”l“ “""“'llliro of the council ousted. (“in the nth lforo "10 ”Mil bad ”WW“ ““7 dm
pnny'n notion in lnuhluu llrl'unuemonlnit,r hand. the element which in {mm Zio the wotor‘e edge and it in a tutti
to manufacture a birth grade of pro»; int: hire, Wilson ‘5 milling of bringing ‘09,,” .
““9“ l“ l“ll"llll‘ll‘li“‘"” lproroedlnna in force her out of olilre. it in thought that both Caldwell and.
The new etruoturo will provide or», ‘ colorioit are nerionely burned. '
l WWW . . \
comumdnllone for another water line; . , The boat pl Kwned by prank Milt
net and the contract to install the STEAMER BOILER and John W. Ferrett. it is better
equipment of the plant lthb ltlmiltll’ ‘ ExpLonEG 0"*n“|“E (0.1m covered by insurance.
been awarded in the United Gall im- Grillinin‘Lorhwood, who had elicit”
movement Company. of Philadelphia. , ‘ of the tag. in a brother at Herbert
..............M,-.W..... liOT'i‘lnliDAM, Aug. 9““ boiler on ‘ i..oekwood. of blunt Norwllllt, haploid
CUT LITTLE FINGER NEARLY opp, the ilhino atenmer illittenberg explod. l of the mg Addie’W.
Ci. Kramego, (in, who is employed in ed today, with total results. Too nail.
the poilihingrreom of the Milkweed (ml were lillledttiw contain: and new
Manufacturing; Company. or our and «rat homeroom were eerioi’lsly Iniur
Raymond streets. met with a painful ed and three other persons are missing
accident yeeierday. when he cut his and it he supposed that they were
little finger. slitting that member from blown overboard. The funnel and
the tip to the bond. The wound was portione or the boiler were buried
an extremely painful one and bled co» through the Walls or. a building our
pionelr. Huguenot: i. Earned nae shore-
called and/dreamed the wound, which
will been Mr. Kremego from returning ,
': air release, . - ._ »
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trauma. Output of the
Present System by About
200 Per Cent
'b
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ha.» #4
mil3 YOU WANT . _
the beethread. cake, cookies,eto.. teller
phone 367. banner Battery.
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