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Funerals of the Victims Aro Bo-
lng liold This Afternoon
CANONSBURG, Pa.. Aug. 28.—-Eni-
bleups ‘of mourning fluttered from more
i‘Aiim n score of houses in this thriving
village todny. indicating where the
full force of the blow following Satur-
doy night‘s panic in the Cunonsburg
Opera Home had been felt. For the
most purl they were while rllihonsfi
showing that children made tip in
large proportion the victims of the ter-
rible happening. All the bodies had'
been taken from the improvised mar-l
tuurtos to their former homes. and
.. preparations were made for the fun-
crate, many of which will be held to-
day hater white houses were caiiedi
into action and twenty six caskets ar-
rived from Pittsburx. it was rumored
early in the day that an arrest would
be made by Coroner James 1‘. lie-Eran.
but the name of the person under all»
’ pinion as the cause of e panic aa
“ not met. innate. . EBB. W
Deputy {Factory Inspector James 3.
Patterson today began the investiéa-
tion ordered by the state department
and will hasten the work in order that
his report may be ready for the coro~
lier‘s inquest to be held Monday or
Friday next. Persons acquainted with
the situation declare the opera “house
was unfit for public exhibitions and
they say it had been known for some
time it was unsafe. it was expected
these facts will develop as the inspoo-A
tor prostheses in his work.‘ MoasureA
menus of the exits and door were ink--
on yesterday by membens of the core-
ner's Jury.
Mrs. Minnie Lemon. of lawrente.
ville, lli.. who was visiting in Canons”
hurt: and went with her friends to the.
, moving picture show, is slowly recov-A
«ring her reason at Cononsbnrg Hou-
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pnliit‘ She was caught in the wild
(“fit was iioi inliiied
her mind will be fully rostoied
tlt‘ tho inluicd, Mrs. Willluni Lani»:
who was takrn from the bottom or:
the pile of dead in the doorway aftori
her children had been killed. will re;
rover She collapsed when told of
their deaths.
~NOTlcl.
Another supply of razors has been
received of this office. Coupons may
be redeemed at the holder's conven-
lance.
PAITOR AND OOCAALAITO MIIT.
ltev. fltephcn F. Cheritsity, pastor of
the Fit intilslsus litunipirlon Roman
Catholic Church. and a number of the
linuuarian Mallets. of aprinrwood.
had a congenial conference. habit-day
evening. at which time both parties
film: to a better understanding over
tho differences which led to the most-
lnu of recent date. when a finninllsilc
speaker from New York so severely
slandsreti the name of the Molar
clergyman.
BENEDICT DID NOT EINI’H.
Dilnord ll. Benedict, the South Nor!
wait: long distance swimmer. who was:
the favorite in the Conny island swim.
yesterdli'l was unable to stitch. having
been forced to live up the contest
when within I' All" mile of Norton's
Point, owing to the taut that his eyes,
were so swbiittn by the still new tbll -
lie could not use whats he was uni“;
l Entered It MW Mel!“
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South Norwalk Firemen Are flat-
8.
Norwaiit Fire Doiiurtiuent.‘ Harold A".
Olarit, who haa held the office for four
years. has given general sotisiactton.
but it is sald'that dome of the fire
fighters desire a change
faith a candidate in the person
at the regular meeting of the Hose
Company. next Monday night. ii is ex-
ilose Company. treasurer and assist-
out. engineer of the department and
held various other offices.
is advancing a candidate for the po-
sition of first assistant chief engineer
in l-iowsrd ll. Zoluff. at present fore
plan of the truck company.
'Two writs returned today
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BE BAIEE EABIAEEB
,tlnn Ready for Annual Election
on Septemblir am
From present indications there will
a contest this year over the elec
ion of chief engineer of the South
Putnam Hose company has put
of
leorue w. Basal-dun. for many years
imminent in departmental affairs. and
pocted that he will be formally en—
doused for the position of chief engi~ Rurmmsamwmuw
near. He has been captain of Putnam
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company.
it is ex».
'i‘he FAN Police Compnny will be
permitted to name the candidate for
second assistant engineer Chief En
xineer Clark is a member of the South
Norivaik Fire Police
The annual department meetlu will
be hold on Friday evenina. September
8th.
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Mummy
Two Actions Begun, ilns Twenty-
Two. the filler Twenty-Bevan
Years Altar Knot Was flail
Divorce writs continue to All return.
ed to the Superior court with marked
regularity and the indications are
that the mill will not be at all short
of material during the next court year.
involves
marriages of twenty years or more
Weather Did not interiors With
BBABIBEBABEE EBA EBA
the weather. Satiirdny afternoon. the
would clear oif and the water carnival
Aliecietl that if Putnam Hose Company? the ”on. 'm h" m“ "Eh “
endoriles Mr. Bogardua for chief that?
the Old Wells will meet on Wednes-
day. September 6th. to endorse Mr.
EZuluff for dust assistant. “
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litany interesting EvitMsSalur-
day Afternoon
PABBBB’AAAB AAB BBEBAB
After the Contests Ended
Despite the inclement appearance of
Knob Club weather sane doped that it
was started and run off. the faith of
the members being rewarded before
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fill Elf Elli“ ”Hill" Air.
Barton chime new a opac-
uouiir blue. which melted in the
destruction of the automobile of Wil-
liam H. Patrbauha. iali Iaturday af-
ternoon.
Manitoulin had had tritium noi-
tutor. ohsuleur to! William Ziegler.
working on the machine for coma time.
A new spark coil had bean installed
and the ear tholouxhly orarhaulad and
tourist: ear and was worth over 81.000.
The oar had lust been blotted out of
his bare. and the engine was being
started up. when the mechanism
backed firs. in an instant the lower
part of the automobile was a mass of
standing.
Constance Arnold Rapeilo. of West»
port. is the plaintiff in one and
[889
ycui The petition also salts for the
custody of one child Edna. elrihiooii
yours old.
Laura A. Wrsy. of Bridleport who
dropped the name of Strauss to wed
William L Wray. twenty- seven years
no this coming December 20. wants
separation‘and the custody of one
minor child. Ernest. The complaint in
. this case is based upon habitual iniom‘
pursues.
~00“ VOUR ROOF LlAKf
Century Compound will stop all
looks in old or new tin roofs. Tols-
phone the Century Rooting Co. Call
769. We can cure your root.
llLlNCl.
When we leave for our summer vana-
ilon.
We boast of the roll that we pack.
that we malts no display.
And have nothing to say
Of the size of it when we come back!
wheat Anlslss BAKDNII.
"What makes you churns twice as
much whoa you take psopls to the
‘train as you coarse to bring them
from" salted the summer boarder.
'M .” replied Mar Comics.
sa.li‘ “lsdsln' by the way thlln min to
feel “out it. it's worth more."
m'wa‘shinlton liar.
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. . . «harass. . .
,Anotbar supply of ram has been
val at. this offloa. floupops may
ad at tbs holder’s convert
. flames, and as there was dancer that
thet
defendant is Charles Antonio Rupello.‘E
pitui. where she was taken offer thelThey were married on November 2;
The. plaintiff charges improper}
rush to tho stairnny but by some un- conduct with to perm“ unkndwn mil the firemen finally succeeded in put‘
oxpluliied Combination of ('Arcttmslnn- Ame g‘uumer Yale. running betweonl ting ‘out the names
A" A“ WWW“ Boston und New York during the pastl lite woodwork had been burned away.
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the gasoline tank would blow up great
care had to be taken by the men work-
inx on -tha dro .
The Eagle Hook and Ladder com-
pany was summoned to the acenl. and
Bi this time all
and the engine was practically ruined.
The barn had a narrow escape from
balna burned down. as it was thrash
sued by the llamas several times, but
the fireman kept a sharp lookout. and
prevented any damage.
The automobile was insured.
K. 0' c. IANOUIT.
Various Commltisas Appointed to Afi
range for lvaut of October 11.
The banquet committee of South
Norwallt Council. No.13”. K. of 0..
met ysatsrday in their rooms and the
following committal were appointed
to make arranumsnts:
Sputum—John if. McMahon. D. w.
ilsrford. William P. Ward.
Hotel. music and commitment-w
William if. Tammany. William H. Mc-
Mahon. John W. Bentley.
John NoGiiln.
Softer. John Lsdwith.
plaos October ii, the eve of the hell
day.
~NOTAOI.
be Millard“ A! Bill AiOllIll‘l
. F a...
repair“. it was a on ma».
Press. prlnilltl and diliributhn of
mohair—ill .1. Ham. 0. AB. Williaml.
Decoration—t? A. McNamara. Poul
it is expected that this year will
eclipse the oihsr three. as the mesh
bot-snip has incrsssad sinus last year.
and with young numbers. whens
talcum a, mat interest. in Ooiutnbtls
day this year. The banquet will tabs
Another supply of rams has All“;
mind at this union. cumulus!
soy, had a .
term. tr . ‘ mains off Cockenoe
island. and not been for the as-
tanca tired thin All the kosher and
isolation “lithe Pooh’s lad” light-
house Milli his“ drowned
The built one out in a couple of
mass. Wit Bracken. of Academy
street. and Mn Inlet. John Andrews.
of Dover. M. Jersey. occupying one.
and Gilliam Wand Clarence Lon
don. the MAM; ‘A‘lb‘a renal: was caused
the Bracken ind Andrews vessel to
cumin. and lo the occupants were
struggling in , avatar. the other on
hoe hurried clothe lighthouse to .9
rural rope A “nuisance The lilhb
homo banner to! in his launch and
anemedad in was; the young man
up. although they were struggling in
the water for “pa hour. two miles from
shore. The ”Mr canoe meanwhile
stoned toward the linbthouoe. and
this. too. cam throwing Messrs
Stools and more overboard. anat-
landing the but party the launch ro-
turnod and picked up the latter two.
All tits young man were exhausted
with their aim and it took some
time to revive than. hater they were
mm ashore by the lighthouse people.
Themwmadrift. and at last
Wis have M been recovered Ir.
amunaaa'srofthonoiasof-
lent! the Newark mains News. and
W at will: it our. duties
any
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~MOIl TROUlLl '0! “WOW"
can be avoidad by purchasing a lpald~
in; Auto Sweater to pit-vent colds;
l-lavolins Oils to troop down tampon-
tm'ss; Hobo Cleanser to mow road
all. at G.‘ W. Wardwail's. bl lo. Ilia
It. Bo. Norwaiii. (Ionic Hail block).
torsion oossr .,
~ nous may tun.
'ilhattwoiaoa wars not killed and
that a WemnDatroit so automobile
delivery demonstrator was not badly
damaged as the affair crashed down
t
. Every Splits Pulled From Ball on
tits Valley Railroad float-
liddlotown Loot flight
BAE EAIAUAA BBBBAAEB,
Willi BiAIA IAJBBEB
Tras PM“ this Car From
sung Auto us River
Mioomowrt. Any. 28.~Traln
wreckoi's who had removed spikes
from a rail, were responsible for the
derailmllt of an express train over:
the Valley line of the New York. New B
Haven and Hartford Railroad. last:
alsht. resultina in one death and mi
lured the condition of only two ro-
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BEBBIB MS Hill
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WASHINGTON. Aux. ”PAM;
meats have been perfected by tha post-
oloa. Mont whereby sacoad
class mail matter consisting of mm
sinus and periodicals. hsratofora trans-
pound in railway mail cars. will be
carried by hat freight. beginning on
September l.
t- Wltii the Idea of reducing the an:
palm of transport!“ this. the [raster
part of second class matter. Postmas.
tor General Hitchcock has taken ad-
vanilaa of an old statute permittlna
the department to send it by froiaht.
, Westport avenue hill. yesterday about
noon and struck the curb stone afoul-
side the 8! Paula churchiard. waathe'
wonder of witnesses. The man were'
urtoualy damaged. leaving under its
own power later
were out of order. but having made all
the other hills betwllii Bridnport and
Not-walk in safety. they Wild to
be able to make Westport avenue hill
in the same way. not realising that tho
oharp turn into East avenue would
binder them in tillil‘ course.
"They will be killed." a spectator
shouted as he saw the ear rapidly
gain speed as it rolled down the hill
without any brakes. but by clover
manipulation of the «aortas W
meat the than in the wheat was able
to sucaessikdiy navigate the comet at
the foot of the hill without upsatilnc
and without smashing into the lions
wall. Ha could not. however. prevent
around the corner. and as a result of
reur one was bent quits badly and
omudooalwm
growth, «‘4.
tie
. ~N0‘l'lcl.
the machine from running into the
curb. which in reality helped hint
the collision with the hurt: stone. the
the frost «salinity. Tbs automobile
was not so badly damned but the! it
about Vernon.
whither itiwws bound under its own
Those who witnessed the accident
congratulatad the young than upon
their escape. , One of the man. whose
names were not. turned. had rad hair
and)» was so frightened. A Witness
says. that it stood on and and falflr
emitted sparks, Both men realised
how lucky shay wars and said but lit-
waa'ruaa voascsar ’
hlhmnienigfli and Tuesday: costar.
BBA IAAIBE ABA BAEAA
Leslie Burr, of Confer Avenue
lchauffeur heard the screaming and
Asomeone called to him to "Back up."
mums—unv-
BA BAIE ABABAABBAAE
Painfully Hurt Ibis Afternoon
Master Leslie Burr. son of Mr. and
Mrs, Wiiiila Burr. of Center avenue.
was injured in a most peculiar occi-
dent this noon about 1:25 oclock when
an automobile ran over him in Main
street. The automobile belongs to
Stephen Hoyt of New CanaiB'n, and
was in charge of the chauffeur W. E..
sulser. The automobile which con-
tained three other gentlemen beside
the chauffeur. picked up the boy and
carried him to his home. _
The peculiar part of the accident is
tAABrt had the boy not screamed its
would have been all right and would
have probably escaped injury entirely.
but as soon as be found himself be-
neath the auto. which had run over
liim where he had fallen from the
back of a wagon to front of the ma-
chine. he commenced to scream. The
Back up he did. and by this time the
lad had so moved that the machine
went over both his legs
George Collins. formerly employed;
jury to about sixty others. or the in in the Consolidated Auto Garage Com ‘wards, and it is of interest! 7
pany, was standing nearby at the timoB
mains in doubt. with chances in ahetri of the accident and he attempted to there is none more worthy or
get the lad from under the machine A
;-He had to remove his arm. else he. too
would have had an injury to care for.
so suddenly did Sulser back his car.
Representative Henry Methods. of.
Wit. was a witness of the accident
and in fact there were quite a number
who saw tbe‘bappeuing, among them
being Glitter Jarvis 5. Murray coins
to in hiaaar. Assooaasth-r
given Master Burr over Wills
folks. it returned to aieadsnnlu's
pharmacy for some medicinal with
which it returned to the Barr homo.
once: Hurray told of the accident
in view words. He did not. see the
boy hanging from the end of «the other
wamwhicb tbs chaplain- and others
claim is so, but he saw him prostrate
in the middle of the street with his
head toward Wail street. and saw the
automolblo run right over him. This
left lliastsr Burr clear of the auto.
Then the officer heard him screami
this while month; to the auto. and
saw the car begin to back. Then hei
saw the auto run over the little lad’ll
The pnbllahara are to be permitted to
print on the wrapper of each copy or'
bundle of their publications. as
part of the address instructions as
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uninjured and the automobile was not .0 the d... on PM“ “We”. .. to M tie
made. in acct-dance with this arrange-
ment. postmastlrs have been directed
A‘ seam "m m" m“ A“ "m “r“ . to carry out the instructions with wim‘y-
were aware of the fact thatthe pronoun,”t to the “m.” of fast from"liiurr h
'mall. ‘
Publishers have assured the posh.
be satisllsd with tile arrangement. and
assurances also have been received
from the railways that the mall can be
delivered promptly. The expense of”
transportation and delivery will be far
less than at present.
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union's Lilll'l'lill
ostouuroa om
A career that was planned for the
tenant channels as demonstrate? and
«plotter of freaks. closed Friday with
the dull: of Professor William 5.
Huichinxs. who was P. 'l‘. Barnum's
“lithium: calculator." and during int-
er years lectured in a Turnout row
dime museum in Boston.
Professor Hutchinss turned to the
stage. but in 1300 Barnum included
him in hie "photon show on north"
and fur the next twenty years he was
one of the circus side show attrldtrI
lions. The last 28 years of his life
he wan a lecturer at a museum in
Boston, where his amusing emoticon
thrombotic. New Rolland.
:on‘css‘adr Bullshit!“ m sovsati‘
antimlmli-BMW
> m ,
master general that they sensmliy will‘ 1
law but that turned into entirely diffI
0‘ Bill numerous Mill MCI-Ill known
mnsmotasnmissarvasdbla
widely: and and more in We.
pm
less. A
Ohioer Murray was busy securing!
witnesses of the accident for some lit-
tlme and all was excitement. a
rite crowd having gathered
Dr W. B. Burnell was called lmmedl- .
there being a telephone in thei
broken‘
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cute. He found no
theme. but a great many bruises andi
minor cuts. Both less had cuts uponi
p was alsoA
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them and the boy in upper it
slightly broken by a small gash.
. Mr Burr is the Crystal Spring Wat~
uer man. and hc’atatld to a Sentinel
reporter over the phone that the littisi
lad was resting comfortably and that
all concerned are thankful that the in-
Jury was not more lsrioua. The chut-
for was not held by the police.
-LAl'r IAND NIGHT TONiGl-i'i',
Albion Point. Dancing until 11 o‘clock.
TAKIN TO THI HOSPITAL.
Dr. Hiram 13. West and Chief of
Police William ll. Pennington had
quite a Job on their hands. this morn-
ing. when they attempted to handle
Airs. Della L. Plait. of 53 Bot-in!
stmt.w who was in a demented conch
tints. Dr. Wombat! been treating Mrs.
Flatt and this manila; she suddenly
toolt it infoltsr hood to clear out. She
broke past the doctor and ran to Bar-
neyJ’misy's atom. Whero.sho defied
the efforts of the doctor to remove
her. Dr. West summoned Chief Pen-
illusion and they soon subdued the
strum“ omits woman and had her
taken to the Norwallt hospital for
treatment.
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quitoes along this about!
today on account of the at
expected to start tomorrow
AKriochoff of the Colonial “ .,
'dio, Addison T. Miller. can
‘ Panther-oi...”
The work .of extol-milled“
rent number of The Out .
the following article by
or all the sights on the dash ‘
than a dilapidated galvanised
in the hills back of Paraiso.
I malt plum-hue spot is,
the artilt cOIOny of
in: the fourth amt
the studio of Artist.
The exhibit opened Friday
nod until title afloat-noon. _
considered a big day as the
All day yesterday it“
throngs of callers at the atudio
waa clearly seen that the” wit
a love for art were not the
bothered by the storm Tho
members were present and
busy as they naturally, were
their various dutlea in
with the affair they am“ to w
one who came a hearty welcome and
showed a great interest in all M
lions that were stalled.
it is the hope of the an!” M
their exhibits may lead to fill
tion of a love for art by all
let people and may result in a:
tion of the people. Amm
hibltors are: E. M. Ashe of till
pit studio. D. Putnam Brim . -
son of General laws! You“ fig
A. Borinx. Frederick D. W
“Grueilo Frank '1‘. Hate
.r.
H. 0 Thompson. Austin W
Frederick C. Yobn. , J...
The exhibit will be ooaiia ‘
September 2, 8 and i. ‘
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«MEWorltinainan's lunch.‘ ‘
Got-manta Hotel. 12 to 1.
“Mill PLIAIIII
HAITI I
Captain J. Shults took out A ,
consistln: of Miss Minnie Wil "
Mrs. Frederick Zionist: and '
and Mrs. Gates. of New York
his yacht. Viola. Saturday
The party said whom .
they were going to maniac
{plutonium This mornifiltboy
Wt W
it in not thought that. any harm
took the party, but the tr
ladies believe that. probably
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