tilt“ tie tr “ ti
- curate ea andshéfpr
one our“ skill. Our
[antaéonist i a o n r-
heiper. . ‘ ‘
is beyond the one
‘ mEdmutidrBurke. ‘
mental stage. I. .
bassist wireiantt Our Own Operator ~
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Scorn .l‘iORWALK. court. astronaut-"anon” 12. 1911
‘1
Entered. at the South Not-wail: Post-omen
as Second Gills mots:-
umumui.
mmmumm
Says‘He Believed They were I
Car Thieves and Intended to
Take His Life
WEATHER FOREGAQT
Fair tonight and Sunday.
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wm Probably Be Constructed at
East Beach, and Will Be About
200 Feet Long
Bell island is to have a new wharf.
Mrs. Weed iiellvered ”
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DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 12.—~Frnnk J.
At the Pleasant Hour theatre this " .
uni-M
Knapp Dashes Into a Tree in
Horse Being Driven by Samuel
(look and Daniel Vrecland. Special do-
were shot and killed last night
‘ Special Officer William Burnett. of the
tectircs for the Lake Shore Railroad,
by
Passe Christopher Assaulted a
Man in the Bridgeport House
morning another lecture on Equal Suf-
frage. was glrefi. The morning was
pleasant. the iheatrcpwae cool. and a
goodly number at people were present.
Representatives Will loan on»
Shore Property Owners to Ex-
whlch is to be erected for the con.
venience and benefit of both bothers
and yachtmen. The dock, which will
be between one hundred and fifty and
Free List Considered, But Con
that is So Pronounced rose *
in the absence of Miss Clara bl..
Hill, president of the Korwalk League.
Mrs. J. M. (:oburn presided in her
capable manner. titre. Coburu one
two hundred feet in length, will prolr
ably be oonstrucred at East Beach and
will extend out orcr a ledge of rocks
. . terminaterihe Pests ’
and Wes Fined $25
‘ ' . . which extend out into the tiepp water.’
'1’“) "‘0“ met death as “‘0 ""“m or chairman of the committee which, Mr um meeting of the board of (1pm.;
til joke they had attemptedl tolpluty 01;. MARY “All ABM“ SEN] drafted the constitution of the leagueiESHMAIEu H I WORK 3mm; of the Bell island 1mpr0vement
“”“M “it-V “9'0 0“ “9 “‘8 0 . She has held muur responsible rust-,1 W!”- 6031 ABM” 3mm iAssocintlon, which was held. lastoyeih
1'0 '[HE EQUNIY JA“ , tloue, always in organizations founded‘ p Ling. President George H. Foote'wns an.
Michigan Ccnt'ai Railroad on the
Michigan Central trucks, ueur Junction
avenue.
Main Street, Waterbury
lWil IlllMPlllllililS iHliilWii
Ilill, ilili iiili illillliill
Horse Had An Aversion to Elec-
tric Cars and-Took Fright
ornament is Necessary
terms and met at the junction of the
l for the public good. She its one of the, ' pointed a committee to consult. withl .
two roads every night. Last night. EFFEBIWE "EIUBER I
Cool: and Vrecland knowing that Bun i “50er voters of the town and of the; ’ property owners on we mum! and 10%
unit “M had trouble with “"0 cnr- ~ ‘filitlee M 80011 3“ Wilma“ “'33 given This Amount WI" 88 SUbSCI’IbEd . make other investigations and arrange- ‘ comerence one" to RBDOTIBTS I
brewer”! death" 9““ ”my “0“” hide I SBVBI‘RIDIIBMIBI‘S AIS!) Appeared: the educational rate in Gonneetlciii..l . ‘ " . l meats. ' - - . "
behind it Cu“ and spring 0“" 0“ hltn “5‘31 ' . ’ Mrs. Coburn availed herself of the? In a SIIOI'I TIME The consultation of ti dock. such IOI' FII‘SI “me In History
he passed. Burnett. not recognizing! In NOI'Wle Side at court lpritilogc. and has voted dyer since? ,n9 is contemplated. will supply anecd-
iillti' of the men in the ominous. . .. . . ' , . . , ’ ‘ . , . . g X}
:1 of H t d 1 ft “- ti 1 ., tl . hits. (claim first announced Miss. At 4m pmiormnt regalar meeting of ”1 Bell 1313M “Molt has been felt for “ ASHINGTON. Aug. 12. 13013113 . a.
Knapp, aged about thirty-tire years, of "V“ ‘3 3““ a“ 31““ 0' mar; “ i Water street. South Norwnik, “'qu ilotlnt Stone l’lnnoo. chairman of the the board of directors of the iieilewme time. The rapid growth of thel‘hel“ “Om-5 and for the first time in 1 ,
. ,, 1 ,, 1 s- . . , - i . ’ “ ‘ " . , _, :2
Wilton, near Not-walk. is dying at St. “mm' “m“ of “‘0' b“ M“ “mm” L w“. considerably disturbed. last (“minimal“““mllllwe 0‘ ”l” “Walk Ull’l05.mmm lliiprm'dmeni Association. which . islaudtoucther with the ride of yacht-, history “Mill‘s the press t0 be ”03"“
' v V -' I _ -
Mary’s hospital as the result of a true. 01“" “'9‘“ through “W" 3 heart. ”"3? when Pusco Christopher. colored. 38.: League knowntas ill educational com- ing in popular favor. especially among‘emt the conferces of the two houses
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‘WATERBURY, Aug. lav—Samuel
,‘7
. a range re. auroral local
will be popular .
others striking Vrcolunti in the bend.
lured skull, received shortly after 7, ,
Burnett then ran down the!
o'clock last night from being ihrowninud chest. .
from a wagon on East Main street “1 tracks to Junction gentle, whore hei
short. distance south of what is known"; met Patrohnnn O‘Connor hastening m"
as the Farmers’ home. The liorse.f WM" ”‘0 50'9“" 0f ”‘9 slioollng. l
driven by Mr. Kllfillll. became frighten-I ”l‘yc just shot a couple at car tiller
ed at. an electric car and ran into pl ""51" 1‘“ 5“”
tree, throwmg the omittiants of “ml The two men then went bark and!.
wagon to the paved street. Mr. Knappl looked at the bodies. When lluructti
landed on his head anti when plrkcdimlw who the men wrrc that he had:
up was bleeding profusely from “19.5mm. he broke down. O'Connor took
nose, mouth and ears. ihlm to a police station, where he wast
lint-lied up. in telling the story of the who hay i it i ’ d f
Has FractUro of Skull. W e a r g: o tote. an o theiiolumlee to take up the matter
. tin . r ncr lothachcr, Bur- . . . a . . l . . .
He was taken to St. Mary's hospital l ‘lhOO i1 i0 (‘0 0 l hoinnilt, the i he! Voting district. has; WASHINGTON,
i nett said:
where an examination disclosed a at»; "l w“ walking down the tracks and.
retro fracture of the skull, with posshl h" '
his internal injuries of a fatal nature. two men sprang out on the l fought
The attending physician did all possi— . ~ we ;
bio for the injured man but his con-imam oi! “'6 stépilefl black. They came.
. ‘ 4 . t l . . .I W 11:
, ..2._
was , . . . 2 -, ~ ' ' '
lie “Elicia;“gnzllfiuflo?$‘: 8:331?“ 7 how many times i don't know. i ran‘
Wlltou. His father, John F‘. Knappddown the tracks until I met the lm'l
bondsman for the contracting tlrm oti troll‘iitzu. l w at back and saw the
.lenitg a (lea liet‘, in char 9 of the °“ 9
Slate road weft: in the “510:“ auction ‘ men i had killed were (“ooh and Vrce-
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " . . . . . l
of the city, visited the hospital ml land. i could hardly think. it was stall;
midnight. but his son was unconscious. i a shock. I had “9"” Fall“) ”0“ e:
Had Two Companions. 5 with either of them. Vie new all good!
Accompanying Mr. Knapp in thei r 0‘“ 8' i
runaway wm-p two Of his ”no“. work-l Burnett told Lleut. McNamara at the.
men at the state road operations, ltd-l police station that he would not hang
ward tScolield and Albert Barnes. Both f shot at the men had they not shouted}
um residents of Wilton. Same“, isuhnt they would get him. He said5
about thirsty-five years old, whilstlm‘l “hm“ ll Week ago two iWUWWml
Barnes is a young fellow of about six. l on the tracks bud sworn to "get" hint.
(1 just examined a car. when the .
reunited Axel Jacobson. in the Bridge“ “Mitte- Misti Plnnoo in a tire-minute . was appointed to confer with the 'l‘ok-l the summer residents. has demonstrate i on 0011811995 011 the W001 tariff revision; v,
port House. followingr the passage of.
a few words in which the assaulted.
called the controller a panhandler. The:
colored man was itnincdintoly placed;
under arrest by (linear .l. Harry Gibson“
and in the Town court this morning;
he was titled $25 and crisis. lining un-i
able to get this amount. he went to
Bridgeport jail.
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iContlnued on Twelfth Page)
numb
rumuMM’
Use Power From Cos Bob and
Smaller Engines
srannonu. Aug. 12.~~Thc chanson:
in the Manhattan strcot power house;
of the Connecticut Company have;
been made with the idea of permitting.
use of power from the station at Cos}
Cob. This great station is being used7
last a sort of power reservoir. (‘on-'
come controlled h- the Connecticut;
Company in this vit‘I‘nity draw upon its;
surplus power. The changes at the-
locul power house will save the ralld
i
'was held last evening. a committee;
. color.
I made a rotor is to apply to be made u‘
. , . . l .
speech drain home ulth ”3°” “mimetic Corporation and others owning 19“ that t! dOCk for the convenience of
{Ollitwlfls INKS! ‘ imam,“ from Shim,“ Point to the the residents is an absolute neutessity
("flnilccticut unto the educational
. . Standard Oil works. in regard to iiig'fllld the‘aasociation will have made a
{0‘13 arr; dunner: iln :393. x'rwesfljanmoloatnpnigu which is to be waged agaiustggofld "30‘"? when ”"3 work 9’1“” have
. . t, . 3 , . .
on] lnIIHi Sflllt'hiilnlic Dds“? T \v “0: mosquitoes. : been completed. .
m“ “l ‘9” ”C “m 3' \ent); The meeting was largely attended “he character 0‘ continuation and
of these are either superintendents. land enthusiastic throughout. Themab‘ the cost of the proposed improvement
supervisors. “Chum“ or actingim of extermination of the rtiosnultoesiam “5 WI unknown quantities “"1
school visitors. in one town out “Ewan brought up and rot? favorably dis-l more information on this score will be
auxin-(tit oéonttxogksi:at;rt3m::or;:on‘;0:‘:: icussed. George E. Edwards and Rich-i forthcoming when President Fools
:arti ll, Golden were appointed a com- shall hare finished his intestlgations.
I ‘1
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2 As was stated in The Sentinel lost: .
but four. There are no women either 3 Saturday the campaign '1‘“ “maxim-
ou district committees or the townlvery sucdeutuilyatfihlpmi-l’otut “
aehoothard: if stun-n are not denim] and thu-Wewm ‘
‘ P , l - . i
lulled with existing conditions in scrum”. remnrltablo'and have attractant
schools. who is to blame for lt’.t '
th . h ’ i h t . d I‘lattentloa throughout the state. i .
0) I“! B T 8 t 0 ‘0‘“ “I 80 he I" It ll GBUN‘IM that the work Wthhi The Boston and Maine mad which
the schools. and do not do so. have 5 1 '
the people aiongt e shore contemplate ls owned by the New Hay“ in its re-
thoy any right to dntfifauit? The first . . . ' '
m" l word votin ‘ u i d Willem! lathe neighborhood 0! Stimuli. port to the interstate commerce com-
! 0 g 5 ) )0 m3 0 a I WhICh ““1 I“! raised b) subscription“ mission forgJunc shows a 800d healthy
The firm “‘9“ ‘0“?le beingIThll the amount WI’“ be SllIJBCTIImdlincn’aam in bUSIHEES and financial men
‘ persuades
miter. Four hundred circulars with and it is ”with!!! that the work will I‘ port for the some period will show 9.
application blanks and full informar 2 b
t is started in the near future. i . . - - .
iiou have beenynialled to women whose . corresponding increase. notwithstund
i
: The extermination of mos ultoes saw ,v . . ~
names cottld be obtained. it is only , q tag me fact that MW Haven steel. “‘3"
necessary m ask one 0, in el ‘ iconiempiated h.‘ the Belle island WBI‘, for the past couple of years been de‘
‘ .f‘ l l ‘ i " " 6“ mm'dents. and as done at Shippan Point.
or one 0 tie in rigstrnra of main effected ”we”. by drainage work,
town for these blanks. to till them out i
«that is. t eta n at coin in be men-
and mail before September let. I he a n p I
Then dome and other bodies of water are
the prose will “""mmw “ d” mmma'dralned and all places in which the
the middle of September when H ‘5 posts might breed are eliminated.
necessary to go before the board and
‘clinlug in its market value.
Financiers state that the decrease in
1 the value of New Haven stock is due
1to the fact that for years it has been
fuelling too high and that it is now re-
lltcllitg to its normal value.
within a very short time is assurednmuem that the New Haven road re“
‘and farmers' free list bills sat down‘ _
iyeetcrday to compose their differences. . 53
iFinally, at 6 p. m., they affected..a , J.
lcomplete agreement on wool and he- :5;
lg“ consideration of the free list.
i (Continued on Sixth Page.)
fiwasnuerou trails or. 7
oornroneur lliTEllEST.
Aug. lav—Reprise ‘.
sentative Reilly left the city last even. .
ing as a member of the committee one,
.polnted to attend the fittest-at ot the
Elate Senator Frye at mwlston, Maine. ‘7‘ ,.
8, Congressmaneclarge Tilson went“
to his New Haven home last night 011‘?”
personal business. He first called at ‘
the White House and was assured by _
the President that he would not be
needed in Washington until Tuesday
morning. it is thought by many that
;this statement of the President fixes
the date when he will send a veto ‘
message to congress of the statehood
Ibill.
Z The postmaster general has desig-
gnated the post cities at Pialnviile as
in depository for postal savings, to
i take effect September 5.
l .J F. Brady. of Hartford. lain this ,
icity. He is an applicant for a post‘s»....ef
' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ The bottoms which will accrue to' ,, 2 ‘tion as a district locomotive boiler
. , , , .. -. , , ~ 2 5,. .0 n2 . him when not load folk big coal bills. , l . . . . , .. . As an 8 per cent. smelt, eliminating ‘
“m" “h” “out to “0m “New“ “M3131 1:11:13 ‘t‘lfoi‘lZIhiiiglwne burned ityl it is quite interesting to note that; traumatic: rotor. , TIM”. “It”: thoroc IBM“ island. TOWN“ ““d 0m" the possibility 0! a out in- the dividend;n spertor. He has passed success;
ternonn for Ulla Ill-pi time. After the, - the engines being removed have. been?“ on it Ms out tau tote. he ‘ places affected. will be great. ”“9210 6 per t‘eni.. it compares favorablyihmy the examination required and
accident the two came to the center: the dlflcllut‘gc of the revolver.
and wont to the cities of llr. A.
Crane. but the absence of the l
m
A.
ill)“ ]‘
alrluu resulted in their leaving in!"
irrutnioni elsewhere, It in alleged that
b lit were under tho iuiluonco or:
liquor and that their injuries were oi“ lLI
minor nature. auroral physicians refute:
int; to Il‘l'lll them. I
Home Afraid of Cars. ,
'i‘itn horse figuring ill ilw runaway la:
olm owned by tho roulrnriluu ilrm anti ,
one of a pair recently bought in the?
west for n i‘unry price. It is it hilt
dappit- gray and had ncvcr been driven
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lAIlilIl FIELD DAV
EVENTS ARRANGED
Tito (‘cui‘ral latlmr Union llcitl dnl'
romantic-n hold a meeting, last crew
but, at which illlll!‘il‘i‘l‘ltil'flillli‘lllli warn
further complaint] for the great event
which will be hold at lininu l‘olni on
Labor tiny. ll was ripporloti. this
morning that indications are that the
affair will be very nurcesaiul.
'i‘ltc athletic games which will no
itnltl under the auspices of the Attic
tour Athletic Union of the United
titular, who have Joined with tho (3.
lath. have been arranged. The list of
overlie will be as follows: One hundred
yard dash, handicap? dill) yard ’dush.
stontrttu affine g
l srorrro TliETEAiililllil i
OF FOREIGN WINES?
i
Secretary (‘. 1). Hide of the etntel
board of education in reported to have,
made the announcement that the;
teaching of forcluu languages in prl-i
vain schools during the hours when}
the public schools are in session is:
contrary to law and must cease. i
ii is said that the pastors of that
(iormnn Lutheran churches are piaurl
ning to hold a mention to take action
in the matter. since the ruiinn directly
cnetn reflections on tho tlorman Luth-
eran achoola. and the announcement
has been taken an it"reltuko to the re-.
llgioue instruction they giro the pin,!
pits. » i
ii In understood that Secretory.
iloue'a order applies to all parorhlaii
sruoolu no Well as private lnutiiutlousi
of learning and will be enforced by:
cottaldot‘lng ull puplln of these schools
where his ordor in not obeyed. no tru-i
ants. who are absent from the public1
schools.
The secretary's announcement in a
big surprise to the heads of these in-
stitutional anti in the subject of atli'orlic
criticism, particularly by the Lathe»
runs. The pastors of this faith lint-cf
in the plant for the past if yours, dur-t
lug WIlIt'll time they have never cons.
oti, running plain or day. it is a uoodl
record for any machine anti they show
it. The copiwr covering is worn down;
about two inches in pint-ea and the our»
face is in? from level, which, of conrne,‘
makes a lot. of waste powor. The tun-3
chines will be sent away to Home plot!»
trlc manufacturing plant. where theyi
will be given a thorough overhauling;
and made ready for some other power?
house. in order to remove the lame;
balance wherein. it was necessary to‘
tour the south side of the buildllltl
out and even with that arrangement.
the wheels had to be drilled in two;
halves. which necessitated a lot of in"
her. The machinery is Worth many
thousands of dollars.
The new machine has already been
installed and is working very ottoman
fully. Some of ilioso liltlo umchinca
will develop on much as 1.1th volts.
This in rtulucotl to about 500 volts, tho
uinounl required for the running of tho
dirt-oi. curs.
NOTICE.
A small supply of safety razors has;
jut" been received. All those who have’
coupons to redeem may do so.
A VALUABLE MAN
“ch. lift hurl some rare. trouble with
blooms." said the celebrated oonllei.
"livery time he wont to read he would
speaker closed with an apt little rhyme
whit-it ens said had been sent to her
anonymously
lit‘fllly the only otrioctlon to summer: with the stock of the American Tole.
Imports ‘1‘ ””5 purl 0' ”“3 country lalpilone and Telegraph company. and the
«llli mtntqultocs. With this post ex-
l
lie now seeking the appointment. This
3in new position provided for in the
‘ inspection law passed last February.
Mrs. Wood's speech was strong and
tronyiuriniz and as it was It)“ valuable.
it) be compressed into the space at our
command today. ll will be given in full
terminated. it is believed that the
lirowtlt and value of the places in the
resorts will be enhanced. l
two stocks are now about on n_par as
regards their market value.
The Boston and Maine report shows
an increase in freight revenue. an in-
Iof that contract by discharging their:
in Monday's pnpcr.‘ . ' i crease of passenger revenue and an in-
3“!“ FL‘B ‘nuP'TE lcrcase In other transportation revenue.
, p The 'totnl operatln revent'le has in-
W‘LK|"0 ”ELEBATE i F0“ nou'Tfl' cLun * creased over the baffle month of last
suits user error ;
lyear by the sum of “98.828. and for
Mm emu“...
At the regular monthly tut-cling orliltc fiscal year as compared with the
Funds in tho Houth Norwalk t-‘invintts1 the Country Club board of governors, l in? :1“ increase (Iii Met a million doi-
liank. to the amount of $150 belongnlg last night. hold at the club house. in.l a H an M3" ma “' l l f 1 .0
to the International llod tiart'iorn' tm.;additlon l0 “"9 "N'llm‘ l""‘lllt‘itfi- *1 ‘16-! , TM clone trntiio m M one 0 he ‘“
ion of America, Norwnnr 1mm]. warmslgn for a club ling. submitted by ex“; ionda Ii“? other ”“0““ I“??? ”Val:
attached. yesterday. “3’ Deputy Sheriff; ”Wilde!“ l-laralrom, WM MON“. Md ‘ if“?! any; til?! {the J‘q’géfiuilf ‘(fiw
r), Louis l..ndr|ttuu in faror of Gaetauo§ Mr. linrsirom was 'Ilililltll‘llt'il to have "rat l “ 2?! fax; 10‘“ u'KO‘fgbllBl-
(“Warm“) in “ mm brought by ”w. a has made and placed in front of that“:I Id“ rI “i “a" “a "“54“ have
latter against the former on thelbm“ “0““- M“ liarairtun “”0 “MEL,” ‘0” ‘1?“ 10““ ii r h v m,
lifetime of breach of contract. Darn.‘ trounced that arrangements had been; "3“ an,” ‘3‘ [It or ’9 ertu 3° 0
“3., to the extent of app gm; nuke (up, ‘ made for a tennis tournament with l meat crop "4“" '
. hir. hilaritrlcllo itilouaa that he wnnlm" New (”Will") Club during thoi
tutuauod by the defendant to ropreonntlmm"h 0'. tieptombor. 0““ li”“"‘flt3";8PE°|A
in..." as a sort of Willltllli‘t delegateldm‘i member was elected and one ro-i
and pumped in”; It contract with Nil l ltlllillifld. TIN! l‘i‘lfiiilt‘lli IIfll Iii full. {mill
ctnployora, who later broke the terms Y H waiting lint still ruinulllti.
delegate. The plaintiff claims sou dorm; 0" ”'8 SIDE
attics. ‘ simploxwYon any you have noticed
The suit was brought through thegthut people are advised to sleep on
firm of i‘..inxweiier and l-ierteman filiiliilliili’ front porches while. the nights
the heaters are returnable before Juefinre hot. And you unit. “if a plan has-
tira William A. Griffin. .ir.. on Elena M. a float porch to sleep on what in
leather 4. ho to do?" r.
Sleep on his llackwutllerelnud Plain
.4”—
LB AT II“ £8‘ "KT.
(‘holco Native howls. 20o Ill.
Natlyc ltoualluu Chickens, lilo lb.
Loan Pot Roast, 101: lb.
beet cut Shoulder Steak, 10c lb.
3 large Grape Fruit. one.
ll Musltmeione, 25c.
Large Head Lettuce, 50 and in: head.
Nntho Tomatoes, 80 qt.
Litrge ltgg Plant. no and tile each.
10 lbs. bean Corned Beef, i500.
llf appointed he will inspect the luv
icomotivo boilere~in Southern New
England. Mr. Brady is new round
:house foreman for the N. Y., N. H. &
tl-l. R. it. at Hartford.
! The time limit. set by the clerk of
fthe house of representatives 'lor the
sopening of the testimony in the His.
:gins--Jodoln contested election ease.
lexpires on the fourteenth inst. 011
‘thut day the testimony will he opened
ilih the presence of the principals or
jthclr attorneys, and referred to the
proper cotnmittee of the house for the
veatlgatlon.
ECAPTAIN
‘ IN MERlDEN.
NiANTltl. Aug. 12,-“.Captnin George,
{her and for years a merchant of thin
flown. died at Medicine here. last night.
I lie Was 79 years of one. and for many
Errors in the fish luminous. lie amassed
He was representative in the general
was a prominent Mason. lie is sure
sister.
W
Stevens Oyster Company in handliak
shells for planting. become diosatidifiil‘
Mmllreo: threooum'wr mile run. ”0"" ”0mm!” it'll-h ““8 WWW“ mandamus" goo-riggm nearer, anion Point is in inept-river or the yesterday and made demands annuities
handicap; one mile. relay. for clubs for several mullihfl. 118 they are "1' "Poor fellow." remarked the syrups-t A “ml! guwiy of safety razors has ” p “ ' othployeen of the illel‘sSGdI National company. Which were refused.- dildo
and colleges, each man to run 440 cliued l0 l'efimt “Milled annoyances tiietic person. “I suppose that Intel“ ‘ ’ *NOTICI.
yards; iii mile run. state champion
ship: pole vault. handicap. The prizes
will murder. of solid gold. silver and
'iuotwn'modols for first, second and
lhlrd places. respectively.
Besides these the B. L. U. will are
create which
L,
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colleen certain Lutheran seltoois in
the state by Secretary time’s clients.
who in their regular tours of inspec-
itlun round fault with some of the
methods outplayed. Because of those
it has been decided to caliittio pastors
other and intonation in order to
the: heir schools. 2 ~
feted with his holding a good post.
Mon?”
“Not at all. The gas durability
gobbled him on anti gave him a‘luorse
tivo job reading gas moters."~;illpplm
oolt'ar. ‘
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, *dentlnei Edi. hrin " rhinitis
- day. to see Samuelfinanp. son stills
1. roman; whither;
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Biscuit Company, which is holding its
annual iieid day in that place. it is
estimated that there are three hundred
or more in attendance and from all ac~
rountgthey are having a great good
time. Games and athletic sports will
beheld. this afternoon. and...luauager
~iierman_;.iao'oho served than: with ”a
just been received. All those who have
coupons to redeem may do so.
. Whim '.
John Knapp. ot fielded Hill: Jacob
Miller and David Janus, ot‘i‘iorwailr.
wont to Waterbury by automobile in
it small supply, of safety racers has
lust been received. All those who have
coupons to redeem may-do so.
. in a democracy at least on cotton-
new: a failure that. does-not relate
nearly 4 tenured ltssit initiations: and opportunitter
dinner initiation.» ,
men left'ond others were employ“ .in
their places today. ~ 2
‘ Attorney and Mrs. Leo Davis and
son. Mellie Davis. of dentin. street.
East’Norwslk. returned from Laird
.P’lnolu most alter a . twnggweeits‘ we
deem, in that place. , . Their to mull
GEORGE HUNTLEY DIE.
Huntley. a former well known marir
nsnmbly in 1871 from this‘torna.»fiti
The fourteen men employed by the“
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quite a fortune ntid inter settled hen. « f
w...
tired by two sons, a brother and *a' ‘
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