Ho one in ((11 e s V ‘ '
With its ’htrengthens
‘ journal-van and sharp- ,
one our! skill. Our
‘ antagonist is our
bother.
I x“ _ ”Edmund Burke.
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‘ paramount) 1870
Annotated Press News From an rm. of tho Woriaay‘alopeobi wm‘ and Our Own Operator
Entered at the South Norwalk Post-onion
as Second Class Matter
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSMY AUGUST 10,1911
is beyond the exited-I
mental stage.
WEATHER FORECAST
, Fair tonight and Friday; cooler.
wa till
n In illllH
0111.11
Standpathepuhlican Leaders oi
House and seIIale Call at
White House Today
ASAINSI PASSINS ANY
IIIIIIINIII PRESINiNI'S NIIII
' AreIGetting Ready for a Contest
Which is Expected
WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.—~Slautlpat
Republican leaders of the senate and
hous(I flocked to thrI White House to
1111' to lniorm l’rosidcnt l‘at‘t lb 11 they
would fight to the last ditch bolote
they allowed either the acnattI 0i
house to pass any measure 0101' the
IINI NISIIIINSI AI
IIINIIIIIN ASIII I’IINII
Attorney ll. Aaron, oi New York,
to Have Dneoi the Finest
Places in the Slate
U)
()uo ol‘ the most magnificent houses
anywhere in Norwalk or about the sur-
rounding suburbs for miles, is that
now nearing completion in the East
Rocks Road, overlooking Fourteen
Acre pond. Constructed one-boll ct
stone. the house has been so erected
as to he a most beautiful one.
The work is being carried on quite
rapidlv non and the loot is being ud-
dcd to the strutture by the men in the,
employ of Contr'tactot X ll. \iulkiu III,
is thought that in a short time all will}
be room for 0021111111101 by ll. AaronI
walk. hit. Aaron is it IvcullhI New}
York lnwyc1, who has become im-
pressed with the beauty of Norwalch
and so spends all of his summers hate.
The size of the ("ontmtt is about,
equal to that of ltocklcdgc " the bean,
Itiiul home of Iilr. and Mrs. 1’ WI
Brooks In the West R01 It‘s made but
Iroccntiy (muplctcd by (‘onttat'tor Mai
kin. and thc house the onlv 111111 in;
:IINI SNIININS IliINII} I
WANNA IIIIIINS AIIE ,
NNIII'fII AIIIII‘ IINIES
unto
PARAII NIIW,
IIIIIISIIIIIIIII.::::'III: actor's:
Ider mob rule today With the result
that there was (Inch (1 dwindling or
Iiood supplies that the metropolis ox-
pcricnccd something ‘akln to what
might happen if a hostile foreign tor-(Io
should succeed in interrupting Great
Britain's trade routes.
Unless good progress In made today
ment of the strike of dock workers,
tl1(I calling out of troops seems lueIl»
tablo as the police an seriously out 1
numbered and unable to deal with thoI
, (Imcrttcutv I
I The onlI quarter whore relioi wasI
Much (It 11qu (have a Loss
Hundreds oi Cars of Many pillar-
ent Styles Can Be Found in
The Norwalks .
III IIIAIIE III PIINSISSIIIN
and (11min of New run; any and N01 IPOSSIDIIINIBB itll' Decorationsiexperienced was itllliugexato. Thorn Fireman’s Signal Taken for a “as menumng ,0 pm a ,eam owned
the Striking itch porters obtained all,
83“ N0 be UHIImINBNN thav wished and returned to work to-I
Idai'. 0n the other hand, hundreds oil
1 railroad (Iarmen unit this morning, (1111.1 I
EWI'oi'al stations \I'Ii'e practicallv in RI
state of stone. strike pickets prevent I
The motor bouts have bad a parade.
and it “Its succcsalul II'hv not the mo-
tor \(Ihicles? is the question chick is int; In
Food Supplies are dwindling and
paint 111111111
IIII.‘ BNIIWN’S SAII SIRIISK
BY SI’IIIIINII ANIN'
Both Machines lniuredin a Colli-
sion on the Wilson Avenue
Railroad Crossing
IRAIN KN
III |'_-.: INIS IN
INNIIIPSIINVI
Two Motherless Girls Were Wav-
ing Their Bonnets at Trainmen
When Struck
Dr and Mrs F‘r'anklIn G. Brown. ole,
Senv'leII a1 cnue, figured in an anionic-I
bile accident at the Wilson Point road IBONNI Branches Investigated LEN-
railroad crossing this morning at
about it o'1'loclt.11h(m their \ppetson let‘s WhICh PredICN Dire RBSUINS
ii Compensation Law Fails
automobile was run into and damag-
ed by a Buick automobile owned bv,
Mrs. Mamie 1I3.Rooney, ol l-lrldgepoxflt,
The fault was clearly that of the oc-
Possibility of Adjournment in
Three Weeks
capsule of the llulck car, the driver
' of which one running his car “at tooI
,rapid (I rate of speed to stop to pre I
HARTFORD, Aug. 10 —-As the sens. "
tors had caught up with the house in
its business and having very little
BENNB RBIVEN NHEMIp'ont the (oilision. I
iJI'. lironn IIas driIlng his car 1"e1v I
tslowly at the tints oi the accident and
IbI the Astor (.Iitc. Apparently thoI
driver of the team was somewhat (Ion
(used for he kept crowding the doctor
THOMPSONVILLE, Aug. Lil—in tountds the raihoad t1 ache The lot-
sight otthcir home (1111 niotherless Hi I?" was “““IIIIII III“ “I“ I“ second
3,, gills, “0mm", Casingnio. eight speed so as to be able to stop in an
Kindly Greeting
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TWO convey-y,
being agitated in South Nor'.IIall1 The
Ipcncml idea is that meats of this
cliuratccr where the town is brought;
forth all attempts to ltandle‘
goods. it was the intention of the
strikers to tie up all street trafllc 1111-
less their dementia were conceded
roars old“ and her sister \utolnettc instant in the event the (triter oi the
six veers old, were struck by a. pusscn- “‘80“ SIIOIIIII do III" III‘031’0CI‘I‘I
I Suddcnlv Dr. llrown hoard above
left on the calendar to work on, the
senate Icsterday afternoon adjourned
Iov er until Tuesday, 11 hen, as indicative ,. 1 ~'
of the approach of adjournment,
."toun for bcautv oi design and in tho
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K.
-..-I. tolllpi In making laws over the head
piosldentiel vcto.
"We do not propose to let any at-
oi the president go (though without a
light," said Republican Whip John
Dwight. Senator Murrnv Cane,
Massachusetts, backed up this state-
inept.
Wool Tariff Committee Cannot Agree
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-'l‘hc sub-
conference committee in charge 1' the
wool tailil revision hill lulled to reach
““““ All the cooler
(Incas will meet tomorrow to again con-
sider the entire tnritr situation.
Adverse Report on Cotton Revision.
WASHINGTON, Aug. itl-~The house
schedule or the present tarllt law was
rcpo1ted adversely to the senate to
day from the finance committee. 0b-
je‘ction was made by Senator Overman.
or North Carolina, to Senator Smoot’s
request that the bill be made the uu~I
tinished business oi (no senate.
tor Smoot will repeat his request Illit‘f-t
Dr. Dunlap Testifies.
WASHthl'l‘ON, Aug. 10. «Dr. F l..
Dunlap, associate chemit oi the De
thil‘tlilellt of Agriculture who prepared
the momortl‘ndum mm which Dr. Harry
W Wiley 111111 charged with having ll-‘
luuallv employed on expert chemist,
was a reluctant witness before the
house inwatigntlnu ('oinmlttt-tI t.'.oday
“(I explained the llusbI case, but do
on d that ho had made formal ('hur'Igu
I’ilillsi in. Wiley
President Goes to BeVerIy.
\l’AStlthi’l‘ON A111: to. Appar-oul
11 (tlillllllt‘t‘ti that there is no proapatItII
tor an adimunmont (It (‘ongrcaa in the
neat t",ut1111> l‘roaidcnt 'l‘nit made piano,
to leave lici'o Into todnv for 11 around
wool: and trip to ilmoilp. Much” where
he had hoped to spend most of the
hammer.
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W000 BLBBK Mill
BBIBK BIBBIIBBED
nwmm-fi
Lani plight Ivan Ivoothblock and brick
night. before the paving committee of
Nocwulk city. nilint of whom were pro
soot. Representative licorice Slovene,
(it the Mark liri'ck Company, or ilontoa.
Mann, and ltcprnmoutuiivc Road, (It the
United States Wood I‘t'oam'vluu tlom
puny, were in attendance and (IX-
plalncd tht.I merits of their respective
pavements. 'l‘hc “committee are wait no-
quainted with the brick. butths wood
block proved quilt-I lutcroatlug to them,
1151 (wounded by Mr. Rood. .
All but one of, the committee were
present. and the session hinted about
two hours. Tonight in tile last hear-
ing on tho paving matters of the com-
mittee. alter which they will got'to-
tip-thati and prepare a report to be 1111b-
milled to a special city meeting for the
purpose which will probably be held
Monday night.
the Connecticut Company will hotbe-
t‘orc the committee this evening lb tell
which forms of paving they orator,
and which thusI have found to human
suitable between their truckn, and to
expliitn thetr.attiiuda in every Wur-
otI
Soua- ’
The repreaontnttvou (It I
II'Ilcu ot the surrounding country al-
I funded.
the house Is one bundled foot long,
,uud thirtI-ilve loot drop.
it (11 it was slatted (several days ago
upon a “theatre stone burn, which will:
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he prohablv the largest aniwhere in,
Norwalk having act-omodutlons lorI
' both horses and automobiles. The size,
is flfu- two feet long by thirty-two leer,
deep. Progress upon the barn is belatti
made rapidy. All who have viewed the,
new edition to the Iowa's beautiful
buildings have been greatly pleased
with them. i
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IIBIIVIALK BLlIB;
The Norwnlk Club has been (1011111de
ing for some time the proposition of
I having a small addition to its quarters.
t Plans have been drawn and Contractor}
,A H. lilalkin, oi Norwaik. has secured
the cohtluct for the cork. The addition
IIvill (omprtnc one room onlv, but this;
‘I will he of good also and ample lor the
purpose it in (“Oilfiil‘ilcied
Work will be commenced on .IilondayIt
Iand hurried along an tupldlv as pen I
siblo. The room is to be let the stow
II rd of the club and will (obtain a com
pinto kitchen outfit, with atom, dishes
and other nocossariua in this mom
all the banquets and touches will hotel
Iattor ho [llellili'IPtN and it om born the‘
steward will serve the roireshmcntn.
’l‘ho (Ixtlu room to to be constructed
I on the west side of the club building
Int the tear and will be an overhanging
Iarrnunomcut A door at“ open into
the room from the vlciuitv ot‘ the pool
i loom. 'i‘lu.I equipment of the club.
lwhich I11 already the' boat about the
ttowu, .II'Ill be greatly Improwd.
()tlu-r improvements within the club
are shut under way.
titlilFEliEllcE oven ,
THE 1111111011 um
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toward F. Smith. (hairtnnn at the
harbor improvement committee. and:
t‘uptalu C. (l. liogoman hold a (Ion-I
furnace with Nehemiah t'nndoc vtInI
iciduy afternoon. at which time tlth
letter received 111' (‘oiigt'oustuan l6. .1.
ttilt wanna-road and (contacted.
’l‘ho commutes is more than pleased
with the dispatch with which ”(lon-
ut'ossmnn lllll approached the plan
and decided to secure some action
through the mayor and board or coitu-
ollmen in regard to the eatnbiishmoni
of harbor lines. it Is understood that
the war department. will he advised of
the wishes of Booth Norwnlk in this
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Miss Elton notion Townsend, A. 8..
Welleelcy, who has beenI associated
with the school for the past seven
years will succeed Miss Baird n11 prln
‘I’IWIINI the seminar; at 53 west avo-
naeI Miss Baird is having a use an
m ‘ ,
in not or Miss . owntead'a 11.11%
irr'onniag achievement was in the lnI
jibe plan will materialize.
'togcthci' and its inhabitants enabled 11') “ml," .1 MW “mm 81‘0“,“ thuv ho
dlsplav what lhcv haw and millgit‘ eurtcssiul London would hoperllously
with the othcrs who also are proud of 3"11c111 actual famine condition. The
their possession is an extollont plan. (stream 0,. motor traction toduv was?
The motor boat parade. which wast hurdlv hall m "A, .1! tumoportlons So
Inot only successful in that
II “"3“ chart was the 11m plv ot’ petrol that
number of boats participated,
III“ I” thundrcds of motor 'utsscu and taxicabs
i wore unable to none (1 wheel.
terc'st which it aroused among the, The. unit name panning without fear
inhabitants. it was a lesson to runny,
I of interference was that of vans cat-1'1
IIlIlch all appreciated and enabled The; in; hospital stat us. These were label
Norwalka to realise that tiIeI were in led “m, big ma (rose anaemia: a
Itho swim, and that there were yachtaI
permit (rum the suite committee on-
I“ “I" “’0‘“ Th“ "WWII" “MI "I plolulnu that the: nine: not be inter»
veiled those of other places, tor ‘sI'I'Ieed , {crud 11'.ith Until this (Islam of idea-
comfort ”Id pleasure. Itiilcatton was adopted this morning,
50 II I“ believed “W ““ a““"flI’I’II‘II the hospitals foil a shortage of ice and
parade. with the hundreds of mach-I iotbor “pm,“
lacs (Mined to? local WWI”: IWIWI‘Q‘I Thousands ol ions at trait. venom
IItIlI buntllttl. flowers and Other ""3"“ bios and provisions are rotting on the
11113 01 MIIIRE them 0“ I0 advantaer whorls and in the railway insight. (le-
‘wonld arouse keen interest and 0" I pots Unless thcv can be moved coon
thuetasm. not only anions NIIONOIIIIW they threaten to endanger the general
13111 but among the (Iconic in “II health. Among the Int-gar consign—
Whoa IJICM‘IG' WW I" fashion, IMI menu which probably will be a dead
I'tonn was neat to “WI It ”I030“! III“ loss is a huge quantlu of California
India which With one “7 IIW IIIK “WWI units aboard the steamer Mlnehehe.
Ioi' the season and has looked forward The central meat and pr‘mislone mar-
to by all. ,kots are short oi supplies and prices
The Wronn of Norwalk affords hun- thavo adIunred alarmtngb
,drods of automobiles oi the most at" i T0118) the temper of the strikers up
proch YREIIIOH “NI “IIIIW- WI‘I‘ ‘IW‘I‘I’I poured ugly and soot two of Iotlence luv
in line a tinge-ant could be tormedl creased. Throughout the east (IndI
“which would repav tho .oll‘orte ol‘ 3th clashes were frequent “,1“,va at t
l'l‘he possibilities ol’ such
““ (wont, tempts were made to mom a ascent
I"? IIIIIIIIIIIM I‘IIII IIIIII‘I‘IIm‘“ are that; The men would lntcrwno and lIrusle
I the aside the intltit’tiitato police sounds
I mor‘tuin the 1111301111 and scatter their
Iloads la the gutter. l'ollce (IhnrgesI
,II‘IIro made every ten Intuition. but)
thcv woto not strong (Inough to harm
WANTS $700 Flill
BliEAllil 0F titlllTllAllT ......I. m“ i
Those taking pm in the contoreuw
As the 1111111111 or an alleged Ill‘efli'Il 0’ ,(Ios oi the board oi (ratio which Is noekI
contract. 000:1!!! Il FIIII‘IIII I‘“ log a settlement state that they aIeI
brought suit against William L. lilac (tolling neuter ,, solution 0m.“ tiIucI
our. of Weill MRI“ “WWII II” N'I'IIII .thov moot. and (her are (letcrtulnmli
Prom-11y lolhcnmouut (1111111111 oil"? to all throughout tonluht it there
latter has been attached to cover the «9,.qu a posslbtllti of (out hing a set
..- —-.v—~4.I
claim for d111nuae11.t‘onstahiu (.2 hurled, tlouwut
lI‘. l’auo served the papoin and the no I
ilI'Ic tins tiled in the allied cl Tonal
t lurk Horbci't ll. Smith. this inornitiil IEIGHTEE" "N"E“8
it counts that whllo proptlctor oi”,
the Monte t‘hrlnto Theatre in Wall"; B‘NNLN INJURED
spout, Mr. lllnuccr made a 1-‘1111-t1act.I W-
in III'ltlnIr, a copy of which in con I 1301' HUM llruunln, Aug (0...“ gap.
mined in “lb Milt-'13 OI lIlt‘ “II-“VIII“ ioue accident to tlI(I hoisting machin-
1111‘ 9‘11ch“. agreeing to omttini III“ cry at Krupp: llnnlbnl coal mine. to-
IlIlIIm fill th) )tlill‘il tilt TilllillNKlf'i‘ 0N tlieI (1m (illilitld rumors (Illti many persons
thoutio nhirh 111111 tot 11111113 in Wall had been killed.‘ halt-1' l"(l[l0lla show
street. This was in March. In Miti‘I that there were no deaths, but is utili-
Mr. lilaacer cold out to it. Lovey and are were seriously injured and 2t; oth-
ger train of the New York, New [in
Iron and Hartford railroad shortlv be ”16 Cling. chug of his can our the-
Itbou h ten think it less than three
tore," I ocloch last mgm land r".cIIIVod screaming or brakes and lurncd just We}: nwav, all the odds and ends on
in titles whic t: g , in lime to see the Buick cor smash (
3,30,; tlmo nthrIIIIIInNI: their death I jinto him. Both cars were stooped and the table and on the foot of the calm.
The time girls mm “mm the finer a hurried inspection made and explan
noon with their uncle, who no” mim- ations uttered. Dr. Brown‘s car lens
the railroad station hero, and to eaveilamed a Stirling frame. W.I1lcb
themselves a tow steps “fined homo ever, did not prevent him lromh run W'MAvon Poul-MA“
on the railroad tracks, anion run by (ting the car The Buick auto nos ' I
STARTS WESTWNBB
their home When within a few rodg' damaged to the extent cl (1 broken ra-
Minor Albert M. Pohlman, or South
or their home thev stopped in the (“MOT and Smafihed lamps The (It'll I
watch a freight it“! on the south- I the latter, three women. admitted that l Norwalk left at 10 o “clock this morn-
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middle or the northbound tracks to of the B111clt.11l1icl1contained.besidesI
hound tracks. They did not hear thoilbef full“ “88 IIIS and limited to (my ing on the Plttstield expmsg for his ' "
approaching passenger train coming the expenses for retinitis t0 the ("’0' mp to Cleveland, 0., where he will at-
on the lrutks on WhICii the) more “"5 ““- Itend, as grand delegate. the national
standing This place is one ol’ the worst in ,meeilag ol the Haymakeflv Associa-
The fireman of the freight realized, the town for automobile accidents and (ion Mayor pomman expects to re—
their dangor and waved his hands to a number hale occurred Wilson,mm home again on Tuesday 0! next
them to Imp oil on the tracks, opium-I Point road is also had and no automo- . week when he will assume his duties
mistook his signals for, kindlt greet blltst should attempt to speed here 383 as chief attentive of the city Duf-
lnx and waved their little bonaats atI Ithe whole road, on account of its our ting his absence William H McMahon
him in return They were still wnv- rownees, is dangerous and the wonderl president or the board of councilman. I
in; their bonnet: when the passengerI is that. more accidents time not oc- Ivvill be acting mayor ’
train struck them. throwing both toiourred
one side and inflicting compound trac-l t
lures oi the skull. The older girl died IUTBIBBILEB .EET 1
3 ill Mill STREET
20 minutes later and her sister lived
for an hour and a hall
tip to within eight months the girls, or . ck v N v -
ltIed in hair, but when their motherI ‘iIook out tor your toes.‘ said anI (“auspejn $111.5“, :5 (11:? I: 27):}?
(“9“ INF were brought I0 IIIII‘ “0““ Iautolst whom. Captain Thomas Hunt' not 193w, today
trI bv their father. Eroole and lived directed ,0 take a larger swing from The other members (tithe delegation
with him in their home near the ralt- IWall 3mm into Main street. ”am the William Rislo) or
,road ”MI“ (day afternoon at just 5 o‘clock, as he George Youngs, ol Naugatuck; David
' passed the captain TIIIB ““118 autumn-‘1'. May of Bridgeport, and George Tal-
,G‘PT‘|" LEW'S iNJNIQ C 3325. WNIICNN the registry book‘ but” A)! \"alungfurd. The Connecticut
SPEEBEB'T Mlss'ua lll‘ot‘lhlmfi 118 IteIOItKIng l0 ll. B. MM'deleg’ation this years is not alter any
shall of GYWHW-ICII ’i‘he I‘ll" proceed particular thing and probably will not;
r“ ‘ It‘d up Main street and skidding, struck take any active pm in the political
II “HIE TGIIOI‘It‘d in SOIIIII \OI‘WRIIII a little ted roadster C 7194. which the and 0f the meeting
this "W“IIIKI "IN 13.13 WWII?» 3M1 or i tcglctrntion book in turn describes as
Wt‘hlliort, had NOSN NINE BlmdboflN, In". N’GNNNX 0w ned bV, A (‘ Inn‘s, of RngQ‘I
whether it was stolen or tlouted awev field ......I”
I” “OI ”0““ “WWII” II" “mg “I“ The11111011111thI want up Main street c M Knowles Under 820 Bond 9"
(Iruinlng around among the Norwalk in the middle 0,, the trolley ll‘tttkh andj A aranoe Saturda
Islands in his swift little craft and in attempting to swing back Into theI ppe y.
when M” New“ MINI” lluhthousc.Ime“ (1y, skidded, atrikingthe smaller Charles M‘ Knowles, the
tho engine stalled. After working 0Icr (ar amidshlps The ”mm,” crash
”"3 "““I‘II‘” tor sometime M" “9“” (Ian heard for some distance around,
became disgusted and rather then, m“ as tho damage was Blight. and so
bring “‘9 “WNW” into I'I’II' 1“" “I" no one \vau injured, little attention was
chored her where she lay and took (1, ,mm to the (1111111111, though a my mu
row. hon; I: shore. from whence II" (erected people crossed the street (0
prcxeede ome TM next mornluun hear what the men had to an) to each
he went out for the until. hot tho (Ins tolrie
gone. tip to press time todaI nothlnrtI r. , admitted it) It Iloliti 01' $20 for his ap-
' ». Ir c r stone and the; ,
had been seen or heard of the boat. The Inigo a H d those in I WINNING III IIII‘ :‘II’I‘WIIIIII 10W“ Court
Mr. Lewis is one of the premlncni ;011 Saturday morning .
I . , s as;
membel‘a at the East Norwalk rhea (II,323°“?::“3::’:M:°“$:Iimam,” tits defense in that he has wall (1
Club and his friends and olubmntosgmg 0! a little tItht I'rom either énr Ifor the numbers. and that he did a i;
a o it i it hit I , ' know
T a H “g n in tho scotch I01; the (non shook hands and so for as
they were concerned the incident was!
Mayor Pohlmsn is one of six rep-
rcseutatlves from the Nutmeg state
who hate been chosen (,9 represent
the Connecticut hsvlol‘ts at the grant!
{haying time. Only five will go, now-
NO MOTORCYCLE LICENSE.
former
rested last night about 10 unlock by
Ionics: Jarvis S Murray, who discover-
,upcn his motorcycle. Further loves.
Migration bv the wide awake‘olilccr dim
closed that Know loo (lid not have even
,1111 oporutm‘ 8 license Knowles was
Iownets (It the machines, or
alter applying tor numbers.
WW
:cbautieur for Samuel lIynoe,I1aa (erI h
, ed that the young man had no numbers ,
he could not drive nonotorcyolo I
respect through action of the motor wM—«w-wwm I
and board of councilman. memo OF THANKS:
WW We hereby expreeu our heartfelt
ANNOUNIAEMENT. thanks to neighbors and friends who
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contracted (IIIIploymont.
ututud'ihnt ho was to have tho Inau-
uncritical (it the theatre (or two years,
and he is (Intuit for the amount he
claims as demands.
The case is returnable before the
(‘ourt of Common Pleas in tho Sop
(amber term.
were so kind to its in our bereavement,
and for the beautliui floral tributes.
MRS. il‘i'lllli‘fimltlli iI‘lriL‘liiIIER,
timid Will it. TllOIiil’SON
. m-t—owm
“MW Smith; at l wklnu avenue, it!
entertni n31 Minn (tornado trawler (it
New York tilts
than iI‘orIvoll was thrown out ol hi“? (Ira slightly hurt.
'ierdai, when he upset a pull of boiling
tun wallet, (1 portion of the contents
the missing craft.
closed.
“memo—saw —«~
The machinist lost control or the
hoisting timchlnery while u mummy): WIRE PERFORHER , ENJOYEID AUTO RIDE
(Intro occupied by 45 men was descend» SEVENNEN-N '"wa, Vitae 9315,. M. Bennett. 01’ pmndm
lag and the cage dropped sealant to avenue. did not KIWI a partv last avg,
III" bottom ”I III” “I"‘II' “II“IIMGII’ NEW HAV EN. Aug. l.-I~Stl1loy AI Inlng as was announced. Nathan 1)th
“‘9 companion ”III” ““"INIIII’IS WI“ vardo, n slackwiro pcriormflut the bios Stamford friend, with another
emit“ IIII‘WSII It “I“ II" “’6 ”a" 0’ wane (Iity, Savln 11111111 foil ndistanoai Immr methionine to Not‘WitIkI however.
III” ”III“ chili I” ”I“? themlne. 0“". ct tit: tent Ioetorday and sustained WI and took Miss Bennett, Mien Jessie
”III” II for more “(’I'IIIIIII MI’IIIEI‘I vet's injuries to his back He was rld- Close and Miss Genevieve Lame tor
mII§I‘,I“I"‘I “II“II‘III' in: a bicycle on the wire and not hav-I an automobile ride in his fine Stod-
' '“ lag speed enough to mount. the incllne 1 (lord Baker ilIe pheasant touring car.
at. the end or the trip attempted to, They went West as no" as One Gob Imd
pneumonia and tell onto the chute. returning went cost as far as Bridge
and rolled in the take. its was tnltenI port.
to a local hospital. The accident wnsI
“witnessed by his wile and several
hundred Insulators.
...—......
Walter heed, the young colored do
iiverv clerk at tiayoe‘ market. in North
Main street. was slightly scolded, yes-
II «NOTICE.
l hereby forbid pnyone trusting any
person on no account I
lit M
at which burned him somewhat. Web
tor was at work, today, uncover, up
‘ ’ the nice toi- (their
Because he had a business (nightm-
1 meat scheduled for Saturday morning.
I 1111110 case oi Mr. Knowles was tried this
morning. upon his request. lie plead-
ed guilty to the charge of having no
license markets open his machine, but
not guilty to net having till operator‘s
license, fiend was found guilty of the
first charge by Jaime Edward M Locke
Ivood who lined him so and cents.
Judge Lockwood later remitted 3m
cost: of the case. which (modem
to 927
This was the first motorcycle arrest
for the some silences tor some time.
Edwerd Parks: Jamespohnsou The
Saint
line and Mr. Knowles settled up I" "
It!
Hartford; II ,
Norwalk Chronicler