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“Mm Which
Should Have than .tl‘sedtor
OMt'Wing
Saieahnon
littitii iii lullut
Illlilllllillt Hillili
Board oi’EstImatlon Looking Cut -.
ior‘Expandilures
tiltlzene wno are Interested enough;
In the government of their town to;
hoop track of the moneys expended;
by the acieotmen and follow no events 1
, where lilo board of aelectmcn are so;
lug to not of! as to the coat of the to;
rent annual town meeting and who}
will pay the ilddlcr the town or the 507i
Ieotmen personally.
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
——TONIGHT.
Dance at the Armory:
elleutra of eight pieces.
iii-M itdiiiiilii ,.
' 'illliiliiitiil
William Kara, of Dorian, Inlorodl
”f in Accident floor the Harwell:-
' Hospital
Svec‘s or- ;
all an
_ Charles N. Wood Again a Candi-
date for tho Position—Also
Town Engineer
Charles N. Wood. of East avenue.
Norwalk, has been the engineer of the
City of Norwalk for the peat. thirtrone
yearn. Now there is talk of a younger
man receiving his present. position.
Engineer Wood baa given satisfaction
to all counclla and his work has been
of an exemplary nature. He has add-
ed to the Hat of maple of the. City a
number of valuable once and he (in
fully acquainted with the work rennin}
ad of the city utltgltleol'.‘Ir There is
some discussion as to what the new
council will do whorl It comes time to
appoint or to reappoint an engineer.
Mr. Wood was interviewed on the
matter yeatrrday. and stated that ho.
would liko‘to one the paving work now
started by the city completed before
losing his utilize. lie has done much
for the puwmout movement. having
made all the aurvoya and estimated
. ‘ Minted rho-solitaire From
itillil
ululut tilts * “
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“wow-mow. Wows-"r
Horrible Atrocity W by
Frank flamiah diatom
way, In Fairiiaid
‘Si’iliiiS 'iilliili illiliiii
till Iii Bilitiiii
Iuatioa Wakemau imposed Fine
and Costa oi About $22
an»...m on tho W
scum mam .-
mm-‘nm-Wv
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Ia and Train
" Ramona
.laas.
TON. Mano. Oct.
_ high speed a tida-
.' mm Pluaneid for
.mrkshlrc division
. aw Haven and
it into an open
twitch halt a in
yesterday and c
pnaaenxcr mac
lonely hurt. altti
tin-nonzero and 1
ware cut and hr
(1 into four empty
' Nobody was ser-
it several of the
'a of the trainmcn
. One of the idle.
roarlies on tho ' a truth was talc-i
scoped but the . auger train whiehi
won a combinatl local and expreaai
due here at 4215 {gateway afternoon.‘
escaped damage it after an hour‘s'
delay it proceed i
Over in the, dungeon of the Fair-
fleld town Jail. Frank Momlsh about
coat of the work. as well as to have
making Main street wider and utrailrhta
or in several places.
It was Mr. Wood who made the. our
veya in connection with tho
tpavemont In lowor Wall street from;
idle foot of Mill Hill to the aim!
{street tunnel, laid In 1907. and it was -
the ammo gentleman who engineered
the paving of Wall street from the
tunnel to West avenue. last yearn.
There In some attention. however, as
llo whether the new council of Nor“
walk. with a Republican maJorIty.‘wi|l
roappoiltt the Wear on not. ,
_ Mr. Wood is also the connect at the
'to’vi’ti‘, {pd Holiday the selection will.
hold a manila; tor the purpose oi ap~
pointing an engineer and the town
counsel. There In another question
arising In this direction. as to what!»
or Mr. Wood will moire a reappoint-
ment or not.
if he is not reappointed It will not
be because of his record. which to ex-
cellant.
Wo'teams going In opposite direc-i
lions amnehcd into each other this!
morning in the Connecolcut Turnpike It.
directly in front of the Norwallt Hon.
pital. One was a team beigtflnx to
E. T. Batea.'tha loo man, and it was
his driver, William Ksarn. who wait,
Injured.
‘ Both wagoua warn overturned. one
at them falling on Kcara.
erod fortunate that he was not. for?
when the melee was straightened out
be. was found beneath the’wagon or
.. the opposing team, ownership unu
known.
Luckily the accident happened Int
i'runl of the hospital and the. Injured.
man was carried Inaide. Except for
u had gush over his leit eye and a
number of bruises he is all right. The
other driver was not injured lluvlnl
been thrown out when the crash
name, but in such a manner as to al--
low him to escape a similar fate “'and W9" ”idle" and the “”10" ”1,,tgatherinx
loin.
that of Koarn. ,
Keurn received madlcai attondanca‘
and ulll'probably be discharged! this
afternoon. Dr. William J. Tracey wanl
t‘itliod and he took aoyoral stitches in‘
the wound.
The blame for the accident seams of the uprising thouaamlu of natives?
a on " are homoieaa and many becoming doe-7
to lie. with both man. careleaunoe
their parts having caused the affair.
The wagons were only allghtly dum-
upod and the horses were not. hurt
ext-opt for a tow acratchea.
starltookltoott
Loin Pork to want. the ill.
I’ork (lllopu. liitt ll).
l"l'i‘Nll Shoulder, 12390 lb.
Hittitlitli‘l‘ Stank. lOo ib.’
ltoaui lit-of. 12%0 lb.
Hit-w Lamb, an lb.
Imp, littlllb, 140 iii. ‘
Shoulder Lamb. 80 lb»
(loud lintior, title iii.
, u burn of Soap. 26o. .
tillolop It‘owlsand Rout!!!
one.
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now. Your} humor.
; tla'waaniaopn It;
«ran tuna unit ,0 “
He waa(
not seriously Injured. but In consId-j
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APICIAL iNDUCIMENTS.
Fresh Young Fowl. 20c lh.
Small Fresh mama. ltic lb.
Prenh Pork Lotus. ltlr. lb.
Fresh Shoulders, 120. In.
Spring Lanlh Leg. 160.
Spring Lamb Foraquarters. lilo.
Native Veal. Homemade Sausage
.und‘PrIme Boot. ‘. .
PUBLIC MARKET.
32 South Main St.
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"it thousand
tattoo tlt IITTLE
PEKIXG. t. C.—-—Amariran Matho
dist mlsalonnrlas at (Thanxtu. the re-
cerrlly besieged oapital of SaetChucn
province. taicmphod today that they
animate that ten thousand persons
were killed during the lighting bo-
twcen the insurgents and the govern“
ment troopa. Of the dead. two titans»
Tan thouaand rebels are In possea-
alon of several cities southwest oi
Chenxlu. Soldiers are marching
against them today.
The Methodists state that us a result
porute committed suicide. The Metho-
dists appeal for funds front America
to be distributed under their auporvla-
ion In the work of relief.
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artontatltlnta' ultr.
Lesa of Spring Lamb. I2V.c lb.
Forsauarter BprlnmLamb, 80 lb.
Spring Lamb Chops. tic lb.
Stow Lamb. do lb. .
Prim Rib Roast-Bunt-lmo lb.
8 the. lbouldddlhafi. Silo; “
Lean Pot Rout, the lib ‘ ’
Loin o! york. llu' lb.
, Choice Natlrotttiowlw 50o lb.
1 an. cocoa-«mm
rs attllttltiotifihlnkomi 20c
emf.
,. ’
. , 22M tarantula“;
norm annual". 41-00. . ‘
‘ throw“ ”We 256- -
.. nwthmploolm. to root.
aortaanailtttnnuoo. a and 100 int.
.t
.‘:l‘
'I-puaacager tourilti‘.
taxicab. 'I‘aizt '7 l‘
.WM~ than I.
‘ mountain ‘9".
.y W}- l
' and they were warnod‘toam
gtrouhla all started ilacauae Rosie
hrlcki wanted to be sold again.
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Memiab woo to have animated the
inland—M
(Continued on Eleventh Pale.)
domain“
will] stream on
AUSTIN. Pa.. Oct. ti.-—M relief
headquarters It was touted-today that
300 men qalt worn at emetic. do-
.inaadtna an oiaht booi- day m.
tan noun. month! but been work
in. it was allotted that the than
1'9“? being paid 01.7! a day.
t Mounted troopers were aant down
"to Costello. also a payinum to par
what wages are due tho men. when
‘ they will be ordered out of the town.
To avoid wealth conflict. new man
will not be out to work until the atriu-
ora are out of the community. their
going bola; aomawhat accelerated by
the crate canstabulary.
Later In the day. new moo. too of
whom arrived last night, will replace
the strikers.
i Before another 24 hours. it to aa-
|pectad that a temporary electric light
iplant will havo been aunbllahod on
i
.
itha data where once stood the greater
‘ luortlou of the village. With can punt
fin operation. the clearing of the wrack-
t .
tone will be pushed forward night and
.‘day. Several hundred picks and shov‘
iota were on hand this morning with.
, Idoclta and tackle, having been shipped
filo from ‘Boston.
i Shortly before the hour for the in-
iqtlast to no called. ntnrlm Attornay
;Naiaon arrived here with Doputy Al-
itorney-(hnaral W. M. Hanna-t. and
fProf. MrOIbbou. ot the onmnoeorlna
ldapartment at hellish llulveraity.
. it was indicated that the Innueat
{would he a formal and preliminary
‘ of the facts to ascertain
whether there was criminal negli-
ixanoe. ‘
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. his aunt lair
LA (lItOSSE. Witt. Oct. (kw-Tele-
iphono advices Just received at the
‘oillcoa of the Laifrosao Water Power
Company say that the weal end at the
main dam at Hatfield want out at
10:30. The dam is a solid concrete
atrtlt‘tul‘n. sixty feet high and 100 foot
«loop at the bane. lt was oonatdorad
atrons‘cnoulh to hold any llood of
water which might be turned anlnst
It. ,. .
i ‘Ettorto naming made to confine
the tenant which. had broken throush
the data to a canal and than out at
the main river. but into admitted that
the alttlotlon Ia deaporailat Rollo: W‘-
tioa are both; hurriedly ”unload to
no to the «on; ”immobile.
Tha‘nnllia ,. “alldfdttilas up the
minimal _ brohbttodny and throw
a‘gtnilflifv‘olumd of water against the
Huddld dam. .
Th'e‘watar at tun point is the high-
out In years and It the Hatfield dam
Is swept may the loss will be tremen-
done. The people are oanioattlolt
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Frank Bobbitt? L ploycd In clean;
Ina out ono of thdmmpty cars. wan Inif
lured about his Mt shoulder and arm!
Wednesday toying with the cellar rata:L Conductor IMY.':ft)f pl" York. En; children who were bitten by the sill»
ropeutiug that be had over attomplcdgginmr Andy Dangerty, of Pittaileldq posedly mad dog. on Wednesday of
513 they occur are wondering Justiuilmrated and scoured the land for; to M“ to ploou h“ pretty wile. R°‘i and ‘ Wt n W. “mi of blunt: ”“3 “'0‘“ were taken to the Pasteur
\alc. whom he. bought but a tow wooing Hampton. were notion-iv hruleoii. The; Institute. New York. yesterday after-
tireloro ot a pack Iloddlm‘ tor “5. That Intaat child of ma. John Mullen wan; noon at 3 o'clock to undergo trout-
l-inent to forestall the nobles poolitd‘
flout about the P“ by thin: glass.
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tilt tut; hills in
and ‘ utltullu.
, loan it up:
inhuman
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‘1 New towns collated tut: week. which
{on July 1 loin many other towns of
iCcnnocticut having school causation
titan. are Norwich and Nor-walk. In
-' Norwalk the oonaolldatlon vote was
$80!. and the oppoaltlon m. In Nor»
gulch the oooaolldatioo robs was 1.196
eaad the opposition 586. Motown voted
ion tho question. but in. em. board
jot education have heard no report.
.It has out-priced people to find Nor-
wall: "toxin; for eonaolldatlon as M-
.tornay Genoral John H. um. who
than had considerable Influence In Non”
walk'a local attain for years. has boon
opposed to ocbool consolidation. At-
torney General Light ymrday said
. ho wan decidedly [or school consolida-
ftlon this year. and explained his pro-
' vloua oppoaitlon no (allow:
“For years i have opposed tha con-
solidation of the school districts of
line town of Norwalk for the ran-on
in)!" there are two cities in the town-
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,ship. The town meetings were all
fhold in tho city of Norwallt. while
itbe principal dlatrlet was the Union
3 District, co-temlluons with the city of
*Sourh Not-walk. I'noar consolidation
ill Would have boon easy for the citi-
fauna of the city of Norwalit to pre-
lvant the people of South Norwallt
tfrom obtaining needed appropriations
liar the amusement and conduct of
itilelr schools. But a short time ago
the legislature passed an act provid-
lna a board of apportionment and tax-
and this board now makes appropria-
tions for the management and con-
duct of all the arhools. The mammar-
ship of the board In made up of rat»
radontatlvo citlruna from different
.parts of the town and the appropria-
t
for the conduct of all the schooia
without any discrimination. This fact
hats led me at the last election to to-
vor conaolldatlon of the school did-
trirta."
Towns still under tho district aya-
tom are hriatol. Coicbutar. Farmlan-
ton. Orlawo'ld. aforemdiartfo'rd. Man--
cheater. Middlotowa. Naugatuclt. Now-
town. Orange. Vernon. Walllaxford
’and Waterbury. south Windoor got
abomination by an act of the lexiala.
Miro.
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STRAW RID! 'ro ITAMFOHD.
W. Franklin mutton. Jo. Warren 0.
Woodward, Harold baldnln. Norman
Shaw. it. Hoyt Itasca. Harry Earls.
Arthur Hoyt. and the accompanying
m-aw
to Mumford last evening.
Ipanlai Wire and four Odin Oil-rater
girlr. comm o. 1911
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orth 0! this town .
1 night engineers.
{ed that their afterwards met In 30‘"I-‘alrileld.
titlon for hip townahlp of Norwailti
i lions are Invarlably fair and adequatel
‘3‘) Rapid diatom.
' sales stocks: and
creased profits due
£20m? selling arc
on, to result from a“?
campaign of' liberal , . ‘
advertising in The “ ‘
Sentinel. ,t ;
. panorama
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WEATHER FORECAST
Rain tonight and Saturday: warmer.
lltliiililltilllllll
lull it than still
City National Bank Buys Interact
to Present Building and Will
Remodel Structure
we came ,‘
tittiflt
‘ llttl lull
lull-tin _-
international Complicattions May
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New York, Yesterday, by
Mayor Albert id. Pohlman
Confirmation of the report printed
through these columns some time ago
to the effect that the South Net-walk
Savinge Bank had purchased the Au “as“"uvormcidem,andFranca
Tarlov property. east of to UnitedI
liunk building. upon which it would: Disavows Achon
erect a handsome and up—todutc baaioi
inn; house. was received from the oili-i
t'iala ot the institution, this morningfl‘I’WH’VE' Klllf" fluRlNE
together with the announcement that‘ ' ‘
the South Norwulk Savings Bank ln-‘
tier-cat ill the present building had.
Negotiations Looking Toward a. -7
Settlement Still Continua
«if
litiiiS Bliitii Hllt littli
tut thyroid
A Number of Omar“ wm Be. The statement made by the banking‘
‘ taint-lain to The Sentinel was as fold
, Confined Until banner to Past Hows: .
i The City National llault this morn-i
gpurchased the. interest of the Soulh‘ .
Not-walk Savings Bank in the United BERLIN. Oct. hangout) of Franc!» ‘ ‘
.liault building, this change being made men belated a French has over tho
necessary by the increasing business: fort at Agadir. Morocco. threatening ‘
30! the two inatttutlona. ggrave international complications; It.
The (‘lty National Bank will re-' was announced that France had m
:nlodel the building. using the entire claimed a protectorate and that .a
.ground floor for its occupancy. French cruiser was enroute for Asddlr. ,_
The South Norwalk Savings Bank The French government Immediate-3 _.
there be my avidenoca 0' this ”fin-III erect a modern banking building ly dlaavowed the action. and as It ll’
‘ ”‘7'" gen property adjoining the South Nor-l represented at-gtgadirwintttrncted tho -‘
(Lounge—ed 0n “933'er fwnlit (“lub building. which was recent- -+- ' ‘
E'NIEEIS I." 1...! Ely purchased from William H. Me!
ihlahon. ..
“Lin“ " coI'P'I‘c'i It has been known for some time Pn'lis "Frauen
Athat this course was to evantnally foI-.
W . .
TAUNTON. ”‘3" 0‘3. IQP‘A ‘ener‘ ‘1 10". Just when the 38“th Bank will
at shake-uh is likely to “PW“ among begin operation and what character
certain engineer: 0‘ the New Hanoi“ building will be erected to not
‘ ‘ . . Titan‘s to tho Gilli.
road. following thanmdfitihlnrd B. I “m“ at this m“- b‘“ “‘9" to “Y“! . South-Norwalk Trait {to
Mahatma! “not“. it than c
treason to halter: that tho strum
10ft l ~ .u.» , . chlldmn in the blie W
to. Nair mm nut. «play. ":3 Vi" 5“°"‘"""'M “3 “”3""; reign of Marmara! MM‘
um in nu. city. minute the boiled" ”mm “d “'3 “W °' “I. “r that: than“ tar edit
that a conspiracy of villa scope to de- stitution “"1 5° °f a“ 5‘" “bum-llmouflunl to- 880.3” hula; ‘
fraud that road «Into. I'm“ ‘ ion Henry Water's MCI-piano. "' .
newly m analanod in the din-5 “9 ("‘3‘ “"0““ mm" “ l 3'0" run. tor Liberty." which mime
trlct court roomy morning and our.“3 institution and “‘9 ““4 °' "m“ “0.000 and Is reconlsod as and“
tend e also of utility to I comm-loom“ ‘“ ”d" "m "’ WM“ ”"3 the finest American historical“
that ho undo tat“ entries in a time’ 1“ ‘M‘mw‘y handled 5“ been k"z Inga In existence. V “
book. with intent to demon and mail” “1° 0‘50““ 0‘ it” “mm ‘ The Trust Gummy an: 9”“. '
defraud the toad. i Th" Mk“ "m “w” "" bum“ each of the sambaa’s‘ohmla Irina
The sum involved. It was said. was i "‘3 “I Washlnaton street “d the "" Norwalks,‘ Including the high «that.
not m“"°"l.“°'.io33 patient. ‘hagb‘t'idinfi °' “WI"- .wuu a lane reprOductlon of think-
m more t an . an m x i ‘Inona work, beautifully trained to in “'
roach 1.000. Atoharl on held in 1.. . -‘
000 to: the Novembo’r session of thezfill “"1. .F TIE! , 1:? glxmtspgz‘tzzamthzenfofi
grand jury. It Is charted that Atcharly. ’ child has been [Iron a card. on on.
stifled the time report! for Nfllln‘ ‘In "BL' "”“T aide at which is reproduced a cut of
engineers each week and added toi .nhe painting In onion and on the
"‘0" "'00 “ii" "a" "'0“! ‘5 “1’ “”3 Charles Sartaln. of 27 Quintard avo-' other side are printed the condition
‘ .nue, aged 7) years. met with a very ae- of the contest. '
t “W” amounta. it ‘5 claimed. ""9 ‘ rare accident Sunday morning. while. The prime have been divided. and
.drawn bythc onainoern and" i- Chim'lvialtlng his son, George Sartaln. of half to go to grammar whool pupllo‘
. . The elderly Mr. Sartainv and the other half to the high school.
1‘0“ "‘4 other places and “‘4‘“ “‘9 a’hosa Sunday mornint at about 5:30 The essays are to be written. describ-
'dm"9n°° with MCMT'Y' 7“" I“‘"W’vio’c‘ock. and upon going Into the yard in; the Incident portrayed In the plo- .
it " claimed. 1'” ”'9“ in “’5'” olncoguw some very nice looking pears up'
i
‘ ture. rather than giving a description. . .
before Christmas "5‘ “’d the amount iin one of the tree». There was a tad of the painting itself. which mint "
{involved may be more than the limit
. prove a little too dimcult for them to
.of 82.000 new not by the road. pr odu oe. The prince. which will con»
? “WW and of tie in gold for the beat «our; ,
as to cash for the next best “Wt
.out on a branch to pick the fruit. it' and u, all. 82 each for th three out .
; :waa little time when a (‘th was heard; heat elaaya will be given 0 t at about :
Earn! the limb at tho tree are away! Tuna-giving time.
llottlna Mr. Sonata to the around. His!
learnt stardom: . h . .. | . .. .
‘ ' rt t h p or re and r t one nt—carunoav'e satellite or Job
1 .uT L'TTLE n‘l‘nilfh:'ho‘t:se 9mm than just getting uni LOFF'O. ~
. land were somewhat at sea to tlnd tutti Btlltnr Cured 5““!de per lb.. 100.5“
PORT AU PRINCE. HIV“. (’0‘. durum." (hay we", gonna. from_ Th1“ BWGB‘ Cider. 09" “IL, 25%
{A M"? “1111““. occurred it." man found in the yard wad uncon-t Sweet or Hot pew,“ don. loo.
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Large (.‘abbne. your choice, nah
Michael Fodor. Route Ritzo. Joe
(lanai and Clara Home. the four
(Continued on SUM“: P886.)
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aolloot outta-apt
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$5 .
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tier against the treea and Mr. Sortaln'
fbaing very fond of the fruit proceeded
lto climb the ladder and want Into the?
true about 20 feet. when he climbed;
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. --WI MAKE
jail kinda of broad. oalto. cookies. hia-
:culta, etc. Banner Bakery. Tel. 367.
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:at than this mention. The movamammclotls. He wan picked up and a call;
{was from out to out and continued was sent for m, Donaldson. The doc- j hand. So.
ltor thirty seconds. ‘ itor found that the Injured man was. no“ Ouiona. per qt” 50,
, The shock was accompanied by aub- ‘ suffering from many bad brulaea. III-i pure hard. 2 p... 250.
.tarranoan rumlllinfl. N0 dlmflfldhoush no trance were broken. lie was, Compound bard. par 1b., Inc.
was done. iin a very critical condition Jor some! need Ilutlar. per tn, the.
TURKS ISLAND. Oct. its—Threoatlmo. lie was taken to bia home In. (loud a“... par don. 25c.
Iliaht earth nhoclts were felt hero at.t South Ncrwalk Wednesday. l.. JOBIIILOF‘F.-
5:80 o’clock this morning. i 73 No. Main 3}
WASHINGTON. Oct. ii.wAn earth: ‘
shock. estimated to have occurred at'
a distance of about 2.600 miles from
Washington. was recorded thin mot-re
Inn at the Georgetown University Oi»
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alanine vuo tour. . .
BAljliT STE. MARIE. Oct. 63“ 7
import reached here today that tho
IIIIIIBT OYSTER TRUST
‘ :naulng mi south Show. or the:
narrator-y. Attornoy Louis Iii. Jacobi, of Nahum" n“ ha, been pm at! wm .
NEW YORK. Oct. Gw—A seven. Haven. who rspmsnta the comm-pm... dotting wwngflgy’g male. 1 »
“Month. lasting 84. 31mm" *“iaut Oyster Growers' Annotation. Ialdfmtumm . an“. of m man.
WM hr the Milmlflllh M yesterday that trash suits would ’bi’idrtaatlcn to making,
Dwokirn Goths. this morning. The started against the Boaiohlpt oompanr‘ '
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young Iadica enjoyed a ilneotraw rid/o ’
“cord boson at 8:19 o‘clock and con-
tinued until 5:58. The maximum dim
turbauea was at do“: “Mon down
or the quake In Berti-had boon ro-
ot the lotion
. about about
"in a few days In behalf of the (loaned
lieu-t Ontarmcn‘s Protectivn assent»;
tlon to raatraln the “Mini companyi
tlront taking oysters trout what is
claimed to be unmanned in New at»!
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“To Jmh’ WI that Ii
m platoon anatou 1.16%.“;
SANTA "M. N. M... Oct; 0.
West“ headbtlcau'ataio
lion but night endowed the
ticket nominated .bi m
oonvootiou. 't'll - "
Norwalk Chronicler