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WEATHER FORECAST.
Local showers tonight or Wednesday.
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the South Norwaik Campaign
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Motor Boat Club oi America
Changes the.” Dates to August
30 and 31 and Sepiemherl
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The American elimination trial races
scheduled for tomorrow. Thursday and
Saturday, to select a team of three do
fenders to race against. the English
dhuliengera for the British Internav
tlonal cup, were postponed to August
til), 31 and September 1. at a. meeting
held yesterday of the board of trustees
of the Motor Boat Club 0% America.
Postponement was made no eseary
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because the foreign yachtern‘Id not
11 Iesult of tho doolttnen'e strike in‘
England.
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be shipped to this country in lime. asI
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Judiciary Committee’ a Plan to
lie Back to Old Pastor Ballot
Meets With a Set Back
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Motillilcuddy, of Maine, Arrest-
ed for Failure to Show Ticket
011 Federal Express
NEW LONDON, Aug. 15.-Beoauue
he declined to show his railroad ticket
when asked tor it by the conductor on
the Federal express on the passage
.ti'om [button to this city, a man, who
ilonddy, ol Lewiston, Maine. the new
I'ongreaemun recently elected from
that stain, was placed under arrest by
Railroad Agent George Vincent on a
charge or eroding railroad taro. No
renoou tor hie notion except that. he
would not do he asked could be
learned. The man gave cash bondu
said he was Congressman i). J. MeGlik
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for Neuro’ a Death
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State Board of Health Bulletin
Dwelis Upon its importance
l-lARTFOliD, Aug. ia—rhe import-
ance of protecting public water 3111)
piles from contamination by construe
lion canine occupied by laborers em-
ployed on state highways, W810? res-
ervoirs and other public works, I11
touched upon in the bulletin of the
State Board of Health issued today.
The necessity‘for strict surveillance,
the report eaye; is very important at
{his time 01‘ the year when typhoid.
1te1'er may be prevalent and 11 pen 11o
Iare fouling an importation of cholera
from abroad ‘
li_1 mortulliv 1"epoitst received there
were i (123 deaths during the month otI
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The Storm Center at the Ship-
ping Strike 13 Under Arms
Today, and Soldiers Act
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(In amount of changing the dates ShOUId BB some WI 10' VOIIH immediately upon being taken to, the Jul!) '1th 11.13 .131 mote than in JuneI .
"Gamma "am by "I088 IDIOI'BSI It’or the international and mm m“... Straight Party ¥icket u ioen‘l police station and went at once REPOI‘IOO maMIIaII' Could HaVB on .1.1 ms than in Julv of lfint your iMaIIBTS were Repormd some ‘
. . . . . ‘ tiloiiioau hotel. -
ed {0 Com let Plans the pioginin arranged lot the nationnl1 ‘0 “9 _ Ian $13 more than the 111 erage numbei I
p e I motor boat I'ninii'al will be changed lo‘ W— A" hilt-‘l‘lliii i0 3-99- Im“ Ill that DIM‘G Been PTBVBNIBII I What quieter This Morning
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indications are 1.11211 local politics
will take on a new complexion this;
st .150!) the Smith Norwalk branch of
the Socialist Party baring announced
that it will have a city ticket on the
' slate for the consideration of the v-ot
A special meeting or:
'I‘Iltl party was held. last evening, in leI
Lauder block, in South Main street, nt‘I ‘l'tma. the pm“, on ,1“, island 0!,
err. this year.
which time this matter was given
GIII'UGSI i'OHSIdGl'MIOU and ”‘9 mom- I 1 iprgp pniiv of Iillolgnctg 11'ho “eregot‘llleht [lint there “an opposition tol
, horn 0' the party “91"“? that ”“3 mm 1 stopping at Karulzawa Shin. a popular . repealing the Australian ballot not until
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mold ooziiiio llllg pith the more import-
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:vntouio 1111 11,111:
KILLED STUDENTOI
'IOKlO. Japan, Aug. i.1~.~\eninn-
liondo was in eruption this tnoining.
filled, as
I , HARTFORD. Aug. 15.-‘i‘lie bouae
I ioolt up at its opening today the report
oi the judiciary roniuiltteo in floor or
' law
"1‘i1e committee piopoaed runner-.21 in
I‘ll“ old Illl'i'. the most important of
which was placing the innit of lending;
Illie ballots with the not retain of 11111111.
iris soon 1121 the debate opened it 111111
during the night and narrow}: eseupttl Hilnpilfv the 116 of the ballot NIK'CIIII-I
ii‘esolt nearby. ascended the mountain support for amendinenix which would
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the fumes from the ('rntei
Ilnlert‘lowor. It
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wan learned
‘rourt today. as he said he had urgent
business to am ml to in \‘l' aelilngton
and could not be present
iiit hunt
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he refused himself to an.
latenj
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(‘0. \TI' SVILLE. Pit. .. Aug 111 “Dee-I
of deaths during 11111 for the tire mars
I'pieoedlng
The death rate was iii. .‘Ftor the large
that bellied communicatedimm rumors 0t outlngakg and 1.03511)“; towns, for the 1.1mm {011113 the and storm center of the strike which is
repealing the Australian ballot lawaII‘ “WNW" R I “0‘31““: "I ”“3 attache bi' n‘egroeu, peace reigns in for the whole state. 1711.
and wandering the old "pester" ballot '. “I“ “NI "3‘31““ him I" attend I" M” t‘outsrille and surr minding countr'. tel
The deaths ioporied from infectious
which was used for many 1.1111111 ”“91““ W59“ I‘“ “‘"i‘ cum“ “1’ I“ lowing the burning on Sunday night or diseases acre 181). being 11.1 per cool. he? 01111 police and reinforcements
the negro Walker who killed WfiIdewaid of the total mortality
[lice policeman. State poliee mounted .
and on tool, are guarding the town, 115
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0f the i denthe ironi consumption
during the month,‘
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h‘lt't Attornev Robert S Gnuil1rop,0i smiterod in iii towns
Chester County who in in charge of
20 oct'urred in llart-i
eluted by the town's handful of police ford 17 in Nee llmen. 19 in \\ aler-,
The iioopors arrived here into ‘ hair and 13 in Bridgeport
inat nigittand an additional force runle deaths tiom tsplioid fewer
in today to relieve those on diiii' Dis- in You linren, the 1"eniaindei bete nit d:'oUT"FuL B‘THER
0f the 67.
LONDON ”Aug. tor-Liverpool the
menacing the trade of Great Britain,
;wae under arms today. in addition to
Itrom anrrotinding cities, three 11111111.
and troops of infantry and-E cavalry, .
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"l‘uo or 11' iii marking a straight pn1'11'1'.oto I
Ithm- of the parti 11'oreiniiirodi11 fail I 11‘ hen the denote route in Senator:
ling stones Sowral Japanese etudeuiuI “110p asked tor immediate coneitlern»!
lore mieaing, and it is feared that thin I lieu of a bill which had passed the!i 9
were in the 1lcinlty when the eruption; house appropriating $221,000 for aI
0130“le The volcano has been 1112- bridge acre-e the Connecticut rivorI
tire for three monihn from Kuddum to East Hnddnm. ’l‘bieI
Iblll had been uut‘uvornbly reported byi
NOTICE. . Illie appropriations committee aiidl
A email supply of ”my mm” 111111;, 11 bile Senator Fork of that commiiioeI
just been received. All those who have ”“19““! to consideration 0'" "I ‘"“ iPI'OVIdfis for Sta“ to Fly "M
the 1m estigatlon of the l1 nrhiug. done
not admit that arrtestn will he made. ‘
but it in known that he is in posses.
aion or the names or many who iigured 1
prominently in the “Ill“ fiflair- Iisland feared that a drowning was in).“
“tune {I13 EDI) ”Wt [gnawed [he The residents of Belle island are mine!“ lnt’etrtlgation shorted a“;
negro to the mm on the farm mm making arrangements to hold a water 11.3"” Bradbury, son of Mr. and “We
a mile from town numbered m‘whereloarnivai in the near future, and to: Frank J. Erodburv, or BaYVIBW a",
from 1.000 I02 .000 I! I! film that 011“" that end Will EIIOI'IIY WWII“ 3' commlt- inue was struggfln'g in the water. u.
about twenty- tire men took an aciire'lefi to arrange mattefi- indications Hanford Foote, the young son of lid-1‘.
mm in the work or arousing Rides are that the affair will be one or the “d Mrs George F Foote. whatnot
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OOIIIITM OLlIBm TO
HAVE AOIIATIO SPORTS
, Attention to called to the (301111er
(Slab aquatic events Wlllth the to be
held on Saturday of this Week. Ever}
preparation is being made to havoI
them the boat of any sports hold no for
this your. Arthur Hoyt. who has the
Bel lo island got a scare, leer even-
AT BELLE ISLAND; lug. 1111611 terrified cries for help ema-
Inated from the beach and the wholc 1
Iieirulnr order Senator \ieop won his
sports in charge. says that lie is ob-
taining 11 large number of entries for
the various events. but he would like all
who bare not yet entered their names
to do so he soon 111: possible so that
preparations ('on he furthered tor the
affair.
The speed boat race, 11"l1ltl1 hon mutt
nmtlmonuly been opened to all comere,
promises to be oi the biggest Bllt‘t‘efilt‘fl
oi the nature ever held in Norwalk,
All the speed 11011111 in the,
watera.
town hare entered [till] the race all
certainly be an attractive number on
the excellent pr'onrum arranged uy
Mr. Hoyt. lie is pleased with the
manner in whlt'h all motor bout owr1~i
era him- ('11qu forth with their t‘llli’lt‘ll
and now all that IE necessary in for 11
liar day it) make the entire water
upm'ia an eventful or't'nuion In the Illti~
lot-1' oi‘ the club.
winter cmiw Ilia
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l ’lho automobile IItTt‘IlM‘ of ”Inner ii.
(311111.111 trloulli Noi'11',11llt has been 111111-
poiidoil for Ililrt) dnya by llepiili‘ 8131' i
rotary oi Slain itirhard .i‘. ilwyer, who]
dude litr. (iron; guilty or rhodium; drirM
inn. Evidmu'o 1111a hired at a liearinitI
Itiiii week by l'iluio Serrrinry Millillt‘ih‘:
ll. lloirern. allowing that (:1‘1111' iiiitl op-'
eruioii lilo i‘lll‘ rnritli‘vaaly in puttiililit
tho not-roiiirp‘h I'm“.
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NOTICE.
use
It email niipplp ol aamy razors baa
1.3111111 been repaired. All limit? who bore
reopen» to redeem may do no
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EX‘EGUTIVG EOARD OP HNIT£D
HAT’TfihB.
Monro. 111.1111. Keenan and Kane Me
Named 1111 Membero. '
The board of illl't‘ttiill‘ll'iif tho tinti-
ed Halters oi“ North Amorirn held an
important meeting in .‘ow York city.
hint Week, iii wiiioh tithe throes or its
member» were elected to represent
the body on the. general executive
board tililtiltfllii lo the new rule pointed
at. the recent convention. 'l‘ltoiw elect
all were 11.11111 bloke, of podiatry;
Frank Keenan. oi” Philadelphia, and
Thermal; itmtr. of Orange These
11.111111111112111. together with the national
alumni, Inertia barrier 11111111111 and
"trottittirer. and Hinton Blake, president.
Institute the general executive board.
coupons to redeem may do so. .
OILING COMPLETED. 1
24.000 Gallon. Spread in East Norwaik
Streets by the Selectmen.
Selectman John bovine, of Not walk 1
baa completed the spreading of the
oil on the East Norunllt streets Al-
though for a time the oil in a nuisance I
yet Emu Norwalkeia residing; in or
near ilio 11111111111 treated are pleased to
put up with the oil trouble rather than
the dual whif'li they IliiH' l11ed out for
Inome limo.
t-iolutluiun Delino 1111111 that 2-loot1
gallons of all true need In it“ on the
Iilw uti'eotp 11'lili'li reunited it routing
IN the outdoor”. The work consumed
IiDlll‘ tunitu or all. each or which nror-
Iuiwd 11.111111 anilona (lllt‘li1
I Noeiiloun to any that the WOI‘It of
gilw town fathers in ideal Norwulit in
recently with tho -i.Iitli),,nI'o Hi John
Ibllvt'l Foil 11111101, bt1rile atrool Ila
i borne avenue and Central street
Other portions of the town are being?
ioiiml and the work beliigtdono com-i
mended on all aided by there who have
’01'1' union to one the impr'uu-Il plnoeu.
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Quiet Wedding comm It at
Rectory.
Mind 1 tin lib-tinny daughter of llii.‘E
and Mrs. Jninou Motilirry. or Clioui‘
iiui hornet. Norwnlli, and Herbert li‘
ilonttra, oi \Yiiitilpuuli were marriml
iii ill. Mdrr'a rerlory. into ot'oulna. I11
ilev i‘hoinno It What. poriiiuurui r111:-
tor an ill Marya tiltIli‘tIIi.'i'1hn rbuplo
were, attended br MI“ Annie Wort-1'-
,Iihiiflttt‘. no hririeuinnld and by Tiimtlun
liornor. up I'eul than .
lloih young people are well and
favorably iiriown iii Norwnih and have
11 great many friends to whip them and.
roan. A reception followed the wed»
ding at the home of the bride’s parents
in t‘lwetriul street. at wiiir'li 11 large
number of roiatlt'eil and immediate
triendn were entertained. ,r I
Mr. iloaera in employed as condom
no on the tonal trolley linen and iii
pppulnr among Illt-l {allow enipioyeii.
lie in doing the i'inlit thing by the
bore iodn}.
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home 11.1 1111-11 friendli. ” 1‘..
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dilution we.» named an tho committee.
3011 the atrial militia bill
Ind.
poini and had the bill tabled till later
in the day.
'l‘lie'hill permitting 11110111 to issue
refunding bonds was romantdel‘ed, ant
amendment odered by Senator Park.‘
.111 the request. of the Aneonin doieaa‘I .,
In new Washington direct bridge and 11‘
lion. accepted and the bill reminded.
This amendment I'hunired the date or
‘Iel‘tt rtiveuoeu or the bill, and also pro:
video that if ilie commission shall not
Come to an agreement with the I'nil'
road oompaui' bi December til. it elinli
Ito dlaoliaint-II.
'l‘ he III-unto iiielutoil on its action in
panning the death tIlllIlilei IlIII 11iIl1.
maximum and minimum iluuroa and
'tlbltilitl for a I'oui’uroiiro committee IN"
- lllll iii Iliuiiui'i-m-nt
with the house.
fiullniul' I’ot'k 111111 named on the neu-
. gnie'a piti'i.
\diwt'I-iiI-o was ruled on the annexa-
Itioii oi‘ Waterford to New London
which in in Illaaarm'ineut with the
house The 11111111111 uluo inuiuied on
11111111111211 oi the .11an pm' veyor'n bill and
named boiialoi' Shelia 1'1' .111 the min
niittee of confidence. The bonito bud
inject led the bill.
lobby bill widen the Ronnie had passed
the liopuu had rejoined. Senator
wlilrh the
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lotioil Senator Ilill‘lliill 111111 named tilt
the condom
\1 hen the {till ll‘iilil l‘l‘ilW bill wna‘
rolled on Senator \inrmion uttered 1111‘
amendment wliirh in oilei't aiibeiiiuied
for tho bill another bill which would
law the public utilities Clllllillll‘tlllill
aiillioriir to have order-11 proi'ltilutt for
the. regulation of train orrwr and auto
11' (it lraveiuru. During the debate
81111111111 Donovan paid first it 11111 the
duty of the legleluturo in priilot'i tho;
nroulerl
than lie creator and the latter I'oiilii,
priest a law prntnt'iiua them; who travel
on trains and would rupture the ruin-1i
palmtop to 11111- lliiii. the law wan nature»;
‘ This wan done In tiiinant'liunntteI
and could be done in Connecticut. lie;
int his attention had been called}
people. A ooiuiriluaion 111 no
raid ti
nireadr to the attitude of one member
of the rommiuaioa ant-ii altitude he
believed required that the ioglelature
should page a law regulating train;
outline of the Fairlield wreeh.
it.
011 the Ieaieintlr e'
EXOOOIIIM 3509”! Am
I One-Fourth 1111111111111
The senate today pas-ed the bill for
park in Norwelk and the right to issue
bonds therefor with gm monuments
uttered hr Senator Donovan. the llret
one providing for the laying out of the
Iparka and highw'ay and deolarlnl the
111111111 to be n public convenience audit" NIP conduct 0! the police depart I_
uncertain and the 1411 end our, pro1'ld« went on Suudtt) “lithi-
lug that the 51an shall pay one fourth iGibnoy. a member 11! the borough ooun
ot the exporter: not oxvooillltg 35110110
tor the bridge t-leiiaioi .ludeon oppoii “Hill“? 3033 thI
I'd lin- not'oud amendment on
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death. One rumor has it that an ac- , be” “5 there 3’0 some 800‘! athletes
tire participant fearing a long prison‘ WWW ”'6 “WWW”
The affair will
”ntcnce. h“ ‘oluntwrod to 19" “III be for "it? regidenta of the islflna or“)
the names on condition that he will not I and will some to show up the abilities
be proeecnted.'1‘he iopori lutks con-10' ”‘9 ”BMW“ I“ fine 91m“?
ormallou.
Following a meeting of the Coulee-
Among other things it Is proposed to
lime the following events: Swimming
1'iile borough authorities that lasted “d ““09 ”9“ ll launch race. tub
until early this morning. a report was
spread that at least one o! the borough
lug There is talk of an investigation
{llrhurd i)
oil and chairman of the police r0111-
I around that to give male aid to local; or the gathering of the mob in lynch)
ibridanu iii establishing a precedent
walker but did not raise a hand to
11i1l1l1 in not oomunndablo and 11'-l1l1b I prowni it.
Iiila boon axiiluwi public poliry in the
poet. The senator illittl opposed Illt‘tii"?
Hitll'ltlliil.’ in the bill a proi'ialon iliatI
the sin-vi railway» 11.1qu lilo bridge
1 shall pay 11 part at the expense because
in general bill ltaa been prepared giving
the public lllllliluai rounulnulon author;
lly to tilt the amount which ruliwnyn
jllllilII pay tor duo oi bridgon. 81111111111
Inuiorau in pleading for 111an did
pointed out that Stiilfnjaoo had been (no
I pended by
111.111 oroi' the Connecticut river while
‘lhili'liold county had never rm'elt'ud 11
dollar» for iiuprovoInI-mu of thin bind
and IhaI rounty had paid more tor
ainle pitta-1111011 iii preportou to lie aloe
than any other county handler Malian
believed the ninth outtht to help Nor
walk. The britllto in on the line from
New York and hi a part or a large plan
heir tried out by Nurwuik people for
tho amplifying or the oily and the run.
valence 111111111111 going through that
plane. Alter further debate the bill
trite panned with both aiiieiidmeiita.
GIRL'E HEM) CUT
Mire Mary ’l‘oiotwnha, at :11 France
nertooi. met with a peculiar holdup!
,veiiloi'diiy WIlIt‘ll reunited. in her being
taken to the .‘torwaih hospital tor
Iiueilirui and surgical treatment She
I was leaning ball out of a window when
Ithe hash fell and struck the book of
'.lienti cutting unite o‘eatih. auroral
Iiirewe. r1111. coinmliisionor Ito 111119 5111111111 were required to clone the
The couple will latte up their reniuiairnoet before he had 111111111 lite oath or; wound and these were tolled hr Dr.
threaten: meet. Ndr'gotiire had shown that he was very Word 8. Gregory. Miss Mary. in raw
walk. where into Vim hereafter be 1115 careIttI or the 11119191111. of fin; railroad lug quite oomtortabir today. Iiltliough
ille had haeteuod to do title in string the imm 1'! Mm 99mm
Iout an opinion in on 11111111111 or the reunite are anticipated item the
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tin nation:
tho «1an for various hrltl-’
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entitling the (63'
TWO FlllEIlEIl
FITALLV llllllTI
1dl1' ing conteeie.
policemen is Implloeted in the lynch-I. "”3"" tournament by "I omdlrer»
contest indigo awimmlns event and
On land there will be
I eion.
~AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE.
i Elevenpaeeenger Locomoblle. 83 hr.
IC 8. liyxbee, 3 Cedar St
(‘INCINNATL 01. Allfl- 15.-~l"i:ital Iii-I
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“19"” WW I m“ EMAVDR POHLMAN AGAIN ON THEIM‘MM‘
lIlt‘IIt‘lad had been warned in ample time
JOB.
Returne From a aueineu and Pieaeure
' Trip to Cleveland. Ohio.
Mayor Albert M. Pohlmen. of South
boriralk, arrived home limo his visit
to 1‘ li'i'olnnd inet evening. and re
millit‘ll charlie oi the oily nttaira nud'
rin hueinoee dulled tillumorning.
lilaior I’Olllltlllil,'lll openitiug ot CIO~
Iinry ut two tirenien. alight 111mg mire-land as a oily. in eutiiualuullr over
[our park oixiplov ea undo IOUii eutlmn ”I“! iii‘li‘ll 3'10““! W “‘0 people. "Th”
led at [dilution bore the reunite or n; Ni” ii” “WWW"
any» the mayor.
ilro whii'li htnrted in tho ltlii'lien 111‘ the EWI‘HI‘IIIR they “3W I3 “”39““011‘ ”‘0
niiibhoiino at t bruit-1' Park, on 11111111111
moat tenure Innl night
beat in the country.” Title attitude
The ”(H1193 on the puri or the people Of title hilt.
spread from the park to umber ynidn WNW ““30" I’OI‘Im“ my" I“ ”mam”
adjoining. and Capt. Herman Flaulto. ilti
yearn old. a votoran of the tire dopnrb
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than I’IIHIJIITK. wan piirtleihnrly holine-
able every where and added to the limb
11111111. M"; W Germ, 211 were 014,1,ip¢.IpitaiiI_1 of the people made the yielt
mun moi Mm.” which up. extincmd oi‘ the Red Nina oifiiooially plentiaut
to NMIII in their Ileatlin. Fluoltn min
During hie utuy. lie weni 11111111111.
ornri'oine hi the beat “em“, rimmmdidohn l) ltorhotnlleru beautiful estate.
a rupture or the skull. when n pile of I)?" “WWII“ permit “lid “WOW “WHO!”
lumber fell upon him.
other injured baritone 1111111 eeriotieii
III}?!
.11 midnight the lumber ”rile were
atiiii burning.
mat
wand 01: THANKS.
We dyeirn to thank .Ithe iriende.
neighbor». the it'omnn‘e Guild of Grave
Church and the ll. l’. it. Eliot, for kind-
11111111 in our bereavement, oieo tor floral
toluene.
WM ’2‘ AIM 1W (it FAMILY
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ion for as could lwxioarued. it'r. (Tor:
manetti was driving the olnmfiy 111111
ohlne‘ up train the Knob. when the no»
trident happened. ,1 in turning out to
allow another machine to 1112:. he run
the b11111 11 little too close to the habit
of the ditch 1o 11111111111111 the tenant
to 1111 tin-kl hours.
through theninu hundred numb whlohI
are oomprloud by thin residence and-
plum.
When united no lo hie opinion or the
” propriety of oiling West Washington
ntreot on Saturday afternoons. portlo
lariy that portion of it. which wail
Itt‘entod with the Iarvlo preparation.
Mayor t’ohlmau said that he hunaut
enough in warrant melting a statement.
' W
, ‘ NOTICE. , '
A email supply or eatery raters hart
just been mowed. All those who have
coupons to redeem may do so.
monuments.
Everett bended, at Stamford. and
Mien Emma (3.6911111, of Wilton. were
‘ them without 11111111511111 thofetuueit
married in Wilton on June it, by tier;
Flt
standing on the veranda. oi'Cobble 00t-
tage. was attracted by the scroami and ;‘
dashed down the steps to the beach to
the rescue. The cries also attracted
other young men
Just as the boys rear had the place.
Master Bradbur' tounli his feet nail
stood up. knee deep in water. Had his
feel not happened to touch bottom . .1
when he went under the water for the
‘iiecond time, he probably would have
drowned in less than eighteen inches
of water Apparently. the voting than.)
who could not swim. lost his nerve ind
l,1 ring in the water failed to touch
Iboitom and tonied that he was in the .
All. including the young
Iman himwlr enjoyed a hearty laugh
over the peculiar experience.
Such things. however. lune hopper»
ed. and more than one hae loiit bid or .
her life in lane water than Mallet ' :‘1
Bradbury hounds-red around in. simply.)
Qbeeaueo they became panic eiriokeu ‘
Innd were not fortunate enough to I
diaeover their 11'l1oroaboiue before it.
was too late.
KIIOII AUTO BUS .
FELL IIITO OITOII
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The Knob I'lub 1111111411111. which ie be-
.ing operated at the prudent time by
Clarence Germanetil. the former rheo-
ial policeman. met with another noel-3
dam. Ililll morning. uhortir after 16'
o‘clock. wiiennin turning out for 11.11%
other auto to point while earning out of
the club arounda two at the wheel.
dropped into 11 ditch which rune para!»
gem... of ”and” the beautiful drlvnu which elrole ml with Ipmriaiiatliio auteumurhinx
the untrnnoo from the road to the
groundii. Fortunately nobody m1!
hurt and the machine was damaged
very little. it at all.
«hr-Inu- ~11.
TICKLISH WOEK THltl are
A tome or men in the employ 111
Tree Warden Joseph Cornell are air.-
”gaged in removing from the 111mm
trees in let. Fool's enorchyard huge
dead limbs; A11 ibe‘trees one in among
the varied; beautiful monumenta- in
the burying ground of the tenured. .ti'pti!
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Eio for not a atone hail been hit and J“,
is not expected that they trill any, all.
them be damagedr 1111111111311 theiiinlat'
are as large around 1111 1 men’s
in 111111111 1111111111111. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler