mi whendt . thug-to
the final test ci‘whtt‘ ,
The Sentinel drivers
titling spice will , ec-
complicit.
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5 g. 4v“.
it
» lllllli lllliillll ‘
SBRAP sun
p, ,_ liINNE
Beer of Mighty Train Load Fright-
ens ‘Wall Street
Merchants
nu lllllllilll lilllH
. illumination
Dispatcher on Danhury Line Evi.
w... .. A .4. ~«MW.
niiiti litllli min
tlillllllll inn l'illillili
Program of Merit Delighted Lov-
ers of Music, Human and
' Mechanical
Nearly three hundred residents of
The Norwailte and vicinity assembled
in the parlors of the Hotel Clifford.
inst ofenlnir. and thoroughly enjoyed
tho plenola recital given under the
auspices of the M. Sicinert & Sone
Cotilpnlly. of South Main street. The
program was one of much merit. last-
ing just an hour, and proved it treat
to those who delight in good music,
and especially in the fine quality of
tho pinnolti.
lici'nertl Ferguson. an accomplished
baritone from New Rochelle, and 11‘.an
William Smith, an artistic pianist and;
unusually expert in the manipulation
of the piano. from Boston. furnished
Damaging Blast at Plant of Steel
Company in Hibernia.
N. l.
lllliillli ill nit
nits till it lililllll
Escaped Deluge But Was Caught
dently Made Mlscalculaiion
With a rumble and a road about 6
o‘clock last evening. which shook ev-
t'i'y structure in Wall street. a freight
(Mr, passed under thc lilvcr street tun~
not ill iiivcr street and across Wall
atocct. nearly tearing down the tunnels
l’oapic in the stores and ofllcca come
running out of ihcir [ilfli't‘s of iiitei-'
inn-is thinking that lili earthquake had
Vitilit'd Norwulk. The girder wua Ht)
high that it just managed to scrape
through the tunnel which t‘ovcrs the
tracks of the liaiibury llrnoch of the
New York, New l'luvcn and Hartford
Railroad which passes through tho
cantor 0i town.
(Continuod on third pttgcl.
Wm...-
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" ‘ ‘lii'LLEil If riii
M AVON. (in. Oct, 20.-~—l«}ugcnc Ely.
avlutor. was fatally injured at the
Httihc i‘ilr grounds yesterday when his
machine failed to rise after a sensu-
tlonal dip and plunged with him 50
feet to the ground. .\‘ctirly 8.000 per-
sona saw him fall into the middle of
the race truck ttftcr almost rlonrinlt
the machine by a desperate leap when
he realized his peril.
He died it four minutes later. re-
gaining consciousness just bcforc the
cod long enough to mutter: "i lost
control. i know i am going to tile.“
Wu An Expert.
NEW YORK, Oct. :0.-‘~Eugcue Ely
wan one of the best known of the
American aviators. Hie reputation as
lill expert and conucrvullre tilr pilot
wmi international. He probably did
mi much or more than any other
American urintor ln~ furthering inlll~
inry experiments with the nuruilanc.’
particularly in the llnltctl States navyi
i! won he who first made it successful
lliuht from a worship,
liili was 26 yetirti olii. lie leaves a
young wifc. u nntlvc of Sun Fruitcleco.
who in now in New York city. She
won proteiitriiteil by the new. :
Trying to Save Companions
the program. Both wore enthusiasti-
.ctilly applauded. and at the concln- liliih‘R'N’iA ‘\' J Oct 20“...““m.
. ‘ . .4 A . A . ., , . . _
Ision of the program Mr. heiguson‘ men were drowned here. today. when;
‘ favored withnn encorc. .lenn. which; it bloat destroyed a partition helm-e
Besides tho! Wharton Steel Company and
ipenlmeut of Mr. Smith.
feelectlonu rcndered so well by hoilt
Mesure, Fcruuaon anti Smith. thc vniuoi
E0! the pliinola and the rich toned.
which it brought out. to the undlefi
lot a
in on old shaft. flood the gallery‘r
piliitiizeti.
The program was as follows:
. .\lll.illi:~i.u Caprlclcnse.
Pilnoln.
\‘i'Athl-lR~«—Song to the Evening Star;
~1‘utinhnuaer.
Mr. Formiron
| inth Pianola Aceompeniment.)
»('lit)Pl.\'«~l\'octurne 0p. 15. No. 2.
l Etndc on. 25. No. 7.
l Pinhole.
; MACDOWELlr—Thy naming Eyes.
f ”GURU—«Gloria.
i Mr. mmeon
iWith Planoin Accompunlmentl
lolSZ'l‘v—Einde in 1) flat.
IiiAClNlWi-Yldr—Su places Op. 55.
No. i. To the Son.
No. 2. From a Witn-
derlnl; iceberg.
Pinhole.
’1t‘h’i‘i—«(lood Bye.
. Mr. Fergulon
(With Planolu Accompaniment.)
this life in trying to iild his men.
The accident. occurred in what.
:known as the now Langdou charm
l which line been abandoned was ii par-g
l "tltlon of loss. A blast this morning’
iway before the subterranean hike in
like adjoining gallery.
l in ten than a minute. the water
i was over tho nim' bottle. and they,
l were obliged to mini In the decline-e:
liowni‘d tho opening lending to
higher level. The piece was about;
*30u feet below the surface. Thole
fwho lost their liver were unable to
Jewim or were pushed down by the
icrowd ntruuiip‘ like drownlnl retel
while the tutor rapidly gained upon.
ithem. . '
i Sleight, the forcman. was in I po-
teltlon of lefety when the doluge
: came, but he ruched into the nlillmef'l-t
.eii shaft to nuclei the drowning mon‘
land was caught there with the other
victome.
it probably will be came time before
‘ the bodice are recovered for the Ibeft.
“FIRST PAGE 'ie entirely~full of water, which must?
~ be pumped out before the victim: can‘
Elie rcuchril. The cutout of the dinn-
‘llAlli Allllll , ,
. ;ter was learned after the tilll'VlVOI‘I»
IE‘Ts B‘sil‘LL reached the surface and the roll had
. been called.
| M..~. W...“
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 20:»Jllpilt'i"
l‘lui-lue mill holds the udvuutuo liij'nl‘woln [WT of
tho tiurieii top the imN‘imli champion-i “THE “E" PEOKS"
ship of the world. For three ilnyii rain!
has prevented the Philadelphia Alli i ...._............ l
lcticii and the Row York (llunln fromi PHILADELPHIA. Oct. downtime“
getting timvtiier for their fourth tilt: (indoor Griswold. who until two dlynr‘
for the premier buohull honor-i, ’l‘o'i ago won it member of the chord: oi
I
-—-THE BANNER BAKERY
will supply you with fresh homc‘made
breud. clike. cookies and biscuits. Tel.
‘36? for a trial order. !
.1 . V, r L (fr‘t ‘ ‘ ‘. ‘9
Ameletod m Now: ‘frorn All amp
.. continuities: '
, .
i
l
i
l
;duv opened an gloomy u Wedneadeyrjwl‘be lion Pectin," pinyin: at the by
.40” KIHEEQT‘S" DAV. land ’i‘hprriidiiy. end when the umpire: uric Theatre. was mining from the pro-l
T-uelnonitor touring car. “mum“ ”a 3 new that thorn wan no nroepeol. of the dtiction incl night. it had been lntlo
turtlcnb. Tel. 1026.12, lweiitbor cloning. they promptly called matted to him. in no iineertoln term.
_ "mm-.-“fl. off the nine oi Izw o'clock. The. ihiii by mean of hi: connection with
roam NEW 3“.ng IALL TIAM. home goes over until tomorrow. Ilm libel breach of bromine suit in which
nice Kit-m. other In indirection of tho he won more or lope prominent. his
field. gave it on bill opinion that there! [trounce in the company wu no long-
wlll have to h. ifll curly and radical . or desired.
South Norwnlk K. of C. Will Eng-gel.
in sport.
"the club will fight for sanitary ro-
..”,;u H»
in...
Struck by h we?" ‘ound expreel to
day. at about “05 "'1‘“ .. Ill he wan try.
lot; to cross the t fit at the Norman
Heights station. mil w. Avery, of.
New (tension. on l‘“j am oi tho Sol-
diern' Harpoon N . l“ on Heights, since
i900, wait instantlygl tiled, having al-
most. every bone i“ his body broken
by the New York “ press which tore
through the littlo pituitary station at
a blith speed. I
Avery hud wandered into the rail-
t
World M b. Metal Wire and our Own Operator V
“aw.
road aintion about noon. and just be-
fore the New Yorkficxprceg was dim:
opened the gate» «it! Btbrtcd to crush.
the tracks in violation of the com-i
filmyhi rules. He had hardly rcaohcd‘
thc west-bound t (the win-n the.
liciivy train that mind the rhurpl
curve ti little way 3mm the station;
“i [do did not rotrtict, probably [lilllkin’Kl T. Hil‘llr'flon,
train carrying ii lillgv imii bl‘iilgo gin-l “'“9 “11””th reudcrcd '0 the ““0“”; (“.0 “ha,” in the m,“ mines of ”mi that he would be able to cross heforclchurch in (‘utubridgc,_ was arrested!
the train reached him. He won struck?
great quantity of Wm.“ accumulated? before he had gotten half way “1'05“ 9 as it result of the police investigation;
the trucks. i
whom they were at work. All “m; At the time the incident lieppcnoiiqlnniioll, ii atudentat the New Englandéfi
,chm“ a“. fort-ignore “will David the elation-monitor watt tit luncheon,conservatory of Music.
, ‘ > I ' v r i I r ’ .' i ' I ‘ 'i '
till-ind dtliuht of all. were grtal .\ cm ! Slalsht. foreman of the gang. who 10“; and he had left Beugaacmester Ed Ewas made at the home of
iwnrd Baker in charge of tho sutlom
“vi The soldier, it «com. did not ask tilt“ fiance in Hrookline
hclp of any one in opening the gotta;-
' where sixty men were a" work. lie-g and therefore the buuzesemeeicr knew 2 with first degree murder or“ lerticd by:
(“on this shaft and tho old on“ nothing of the affair until it bud hem Municipal Court Judge Murray.
pelted. .
Avery in 72 yum old, and was nil-1
lwcelicned title barrier no that it ”mimitted l° the “m” Jan. " 1900‘ flag; “mm“ 0" Odom" 31-
wu a widower and had two children.
He served u I print. in Company It}
Will c. v. .
' W
l
101’ T0 fill. fill"
The doll for the tranefer of the”
Clifford Phermney. owned by Quittner
& (body. to Thomas C. Conty. did mt
mic piece tut night no em. Jo-
seph Quittner afterward decided tint
he wished to continue in the drill
business. and preferred South Nor-
wniit to iiny other place in the country
and as Mr. (lanty had nlwayl liked
Mr. Quittner an I partner mutton
new oettlod so that both men will
continue to operate the atom u for-
merly. Mr. Qultincr will continue to
live in this city. biit his parents cud
lsiotcrn have gone to New Yorltnvherti to to pay about a fifth part of this
ltiicy have illicit it fine npnrtmcnt on; amount. .
liivoriiltic Drive.
w”..-
WOMEN WORK To UPLIFT
. CHICAGO. ‘
“hire. John O'Connor. president. of.
the Chicago Women‘s Club, has out-;
lined up iictive campaign for the com.
in: winter in her home city. She:
soy-i tlicory tent in giving way to pron-J
ilcui worlt and the inember- will be
i
:enliuted for the civic. betterment of
t.‘hlcuo with the aim of pro sing a
Mentor interest in thin“ bountiful.
i
it will;
ll
form in the poorer nectlone.
employ tulued investigator: to vlel
the Ghetto dlotriot. examine tenement ‘
bound and make Miro landlord: com~‘
ply with city reuuiutlone. The club“
will strive for the enactment of pro
Mrnn
‘ Tannin. a.
dead "alone now
change their opinion.«.
-—-Lowell.
Wit
W
5: ---~-- :§‘ ‘
WEATHIR FORECAIT .
Unnamed: own-lanai rain. I H O :E! I Is . ‘ "
"'" -Mmm
lilii Willi" illtllliiii
Bliiilil i8 iiiiliilil
Kings County Grand Jury Brings
in Two indictments Againslfil
lllm
NEW YORK. Oct. 20.——Agnes
Waugh. the young etenographer who
was the victim of a vicious assault at
Fort liumllton. Brooklyn. inet week,
BIG lltllllll e
M HANKI
Wireless Report Tells oiReireet
intuit n3 lilli
ninth) Ill
l’lllSillllllli BASE
Rev. C. V. T. Bicheeon Held Fol-
”Wing 'flym‘fllflfll in out propped up in bed at her homew 0i anvemmmt Troops
- ‘ yesterday, and identified Frank Brach.
“MID" “Gaul arrested as a suspect in the case, as Nerihwerti
the man who attacked her.
it was on account of Miss Waugh‘s.
still serious condition that he had been
brought to her home. She declared.
that the moment she touched Brach'e.
hand she felt as though he was again“
about. to choke her. i
Simultaneously the Kings count)"
Simultaneously the Kings county:
grand jury handed down indictments
against lirarh. the young giant of iii
years. charging him with the attack;
on Miss Vv'ough. l
llllllillilillPill ll ‘
illillll tut nut:
Chinese Warships Withdraw}
Down liiver
Pilililt Will iii liliiiii
iii Milli llii Billillil’
liiinieter lied Purchased Cyanide
oi Potassium
lltlriTON. Oct. Ettwftov. Clarence V.
pastor of a Baptist.
HANKOYV. Cblnl, Oct. 20, Noon. by '
~ twin-less to Kin-Kiting, 2:45 p. m., to-
ileyed by telegraph to Shanghai, 4 p.
ENGLISH STE‘IEB ling-(internment troope retreated -t0
su'K I“ GBLLISIDI . Seventy Mile Creek, beyond Hankoy ._ ‘
fluvial. Revolutionlsts claim great ([04
HAMBURG. 0C1. 20.<--~TWO English
tory, J
earners collided iii the mouth of the .
. Elbe during a for; today.
shortly before 8 o’clock thle morning.‘
i
ofiho death by polaonlng of Miss Avie;
The arrest-ti“
Mouton G. Ed A
Chinese warships retreated .
. One of the;
clergyman at
down the river out of sight of the set;-
.vesecls sunk and the other strandedt
tlement, which is quiet.
gut) details were available this often;
Ric-heating ‘ '
”’0'“ ESPEBIALS ‘T "HEW "KT:
i wDon‘t forget Life Savant-1’ ball.;
“WNW“ "‘5 token to Ch“‘“..\riou Hull, Saturday night. I
Street jail and iii-in without bull for? '
rounds, father of the
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
m. . :
A warrant charging .\ir.
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Less of spring lamb. 12 l-2c.
Forequarier lamb, 9c lb.
Spring lamb chops. i~ic lb.
Small lean fresh home, 16c.
Loin of pork roast. 16c.
5 lb. pally pun lard; 60c.
New corned pork. life.
Home made or link My,
Prime rib rent. 12 l-zc.
Leon pot rout. 100.
Round steak, tilt: in
Sirloin steak. 18c lb.
2 lbs. chop beef, 250.
Choice native fowle, 18c.
Native broilers, 18c lb.
Roasting chickens. 20c.
Large fancy celery. 5c root.
Boston head lettuce, be head.
Lorne fancy grapefruit. 10c each.‘
18 sweet oranges, 25c.
Cape Cod cranberries. 10c qt.
t
WALSH Q KENEFIC DISSOLVE.
...—.—. ..
Former Iuye Littor'e Share in Livery
Iuolnm. g
A bitumen connection or come no;
’ h it ‘ ‘ tic imputrnce is recorded mmlthei
‘0'"T0' "lNE mornlu's “It gnu mix); 1‘10 tuirchuolI
- . of Joseph Kenelic'e share in the livery}
Selectmen Alfred Arlson. Jamel Album?" of the partnership 0' Walsh?
Brown and John Devlnc. of Nor-walk, & Kenefic by James C" Walsh. Fort
ere meeting with Selectmen Fitch and I “me ”me time 9‘” Welsh & Kene‘
3“,“. of mm“ 10d“. on the do have conducted ii thriving business.
bridge over Five-Mlle river which is?“ their stand in Knight street. butf
to be replaced by a stone arch mrm._liiii Mr. Kenetlc. has another businea be;
nice in the near future. The select-y w“ obliged m 5”" “D his time to but
mm here with them Town Engineer'uw“ “a"; l
Clarion N. Wood. it) Mr. Vialsh will continue with the
The Ipecificntlone are all ready and' mine-s “ formerly. He “in that:
the '0“ will be commenced lmmedl- the transaction was made necessary
‘through Mr. Keneiic's innbllity to give.
It i . i th . at ' r -
'y m '° ° “m ‘° “ °°m ,ail the time he wished to do. to not V'LL‘GE °F “‘5 ”EOL'TH'c
b i i ll. .
pletod efore he co d weather "I“ own business. The dissolution of the; PEWOD FOUND-
if possible. The bridge is to coat'
shoot 86 “00 and the town of Derion i partnerehip has in no way affected thel A member of the Royal “31.901031.
ical Society of Grain Britain and thee
friendship of the men.
:lnnd. W. storey. has diecoveredp be»
.iween Hardogate and Bolton Abba. "
l i
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(Continued on Eleventh Page.) i ]
COIFEQHII‘OI‘ HEW
up ,
_—
S —roe Hui: moi-i1- on on.
”fig—u...“
:tuiceb tit livery prices. 'l‘el. 1026-1111;;- remains of what he asserts u g i
PM'TE' cnI'ELL I GOLDEEFESE—gk‘}; JAIL lneolithlc walled village. The remote. .. E
. - lconelst of 24 to 1 le it ated in
FALLS CVEIIilllill Judle Edmrd Mi WWW“ “1 ”‘9 l a dell behind: dilate :neasfoiiias have g
’ Not-walk town court sentenced Patrick’
M
. a diameter varying from 20 to three
Hitlll’i‘ 1). Cornell, ‘he wengnowuiloldrlck, of the town farm, who “helm“. A stone wall, or what. remlilll
pointer in Nol‘l'illk. had the misfor- “”93“” 3'9“”le ‘0" m"”“°““°“| mlof one, encloses the bill. It is suppos-
tnnc to fell overbolrd yentcrday lnto73“ days in Bridgeport 1‘“ when bio ed that one of the stone circles run
the chilling waters of the .‘tlorweiitti‘il'e came “1’ "“3 morning. 60mm“; well and near this not line in“
harbor and he
misfit have drowned , w“ ”"3"“ by CM“ “mm” heath-i found numerous atone implements.
(-
bud not two men near by ‘mated'erlend yesterday dud was found lying
Up the hill hi another cidcle conillb
ling of 20 stones. from which point
goon be seen a. greet extent of country'
and which was evidently used at I, .
lookout. 0n the other tilde of til.
‘hill are two atone circles delimited
with a huge stone club. a caulk
circle filled with smaller circle: til
inchoo indiemeter and two‘foet do“;
l'l‘heee rings contain chamool and M
him "hobo. m. Cornell flopped on.” “it ”‘0‘" 0' "W "”0“ “W “l"
i tom punk on the dock of Hubbeii. ; “W" "mi munch
Hall a Rlndnll Company in \Vlier‘ “WM“ it" been "mm“ mm’
.‘m‘ .nd '0‘“ “no th. WI‘QT “Rh 5 “mes but this ll h“ “I'll. it‘ll) over that
e Intuit. “ -
The trouble min indirectly , conceal
by the hlxh water in the Namath?
River. for it hid turned Mr. oorneiral
boat icon end he "i “tempting to.
INAPDIMION Oil“ AUTUMN.
The ennpdmonl of Mneeln park,t
“ya the Chiouo Font. hora declared
At ilic meeting of Heutli Norwaiki
Council, No. Willi, K. of i‘... lli'lli llillii
twi-uluu. considerable intuition of lm‘:
normuco wne trnncnciod. A lliitiiwi.
hill lentil was fanned and given new
immtnn to go ahead and set pullini
mi piirniihcrnnlln noccutiry and Will
Antiwar ‘iti if. of f'. blanket bail team.
t‘nmwll No. 123:, The reporl of tho
Imnmici i-nmmlttci- wmi read and
l’r‘Wi'li lo inc it but itiit‘i‘efill, tinctully
llv nil tlil'llllli‘f‘ll. A llutinwc'cn party
In :9 ho turn mi 't‘ucctlay cranium
Mi lit. and prints lift” to bill. strum
in ill" bust in Euchre, l’inochie hilt!
Fill} ilrc. A urcnt time in ”peered.
...‘....... . .m
CONG. E. J. HILL .FIAKI.
tit-ton- ton menitwrii of the Meir!
ilmliwihootl of the Fifli Proclamation
tilllli‘il. in iii-litigation. loot empiric
Congressmen til. 1. Kill gnu Mi hr
lcrceiltlu adt‘il‘ohb 013’ "Th! “infill
Every word was lintetled to with om
blinbiiim. Aftt‘I t“ Klimt “Mite
mu were Iert‘di’il‘i’w 7 m
has enjoyed.
chomte in the monitor it lhcro iii to
in; a name hcro tomorrow.
8T0? Alli) Lillllll
h‘ronb tibniiltlcrli. ill l~itc lb.
i-linnll l‘rcah home. itic lb.
Ronni pork. liic lb.
scurry & Harnec‘ limit-tine. lot: lb.
[Mil curing tomb. ltlc lb.
Blow lamb. tic lb.
Ronni bent. i2 Mo to.
Ohobtlod beef. iii Me lb.
Good butter. loo lb. '
th one. too lion.
Broil! homily lice homo. tie to.
but bacon by strip. ill: lb.
Native: 'peultry undated.
All kind: huh.
a ham birth Prldo noon. on:
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~3ATURDAY OPICIALB.
Vary lioni nutter, lilic lb.
l’lckilnu Onion». ll ntii. for thin.
Worretiled Good Elm. thcldoz.
Fancy Applon. 25o pit.
ii pim. Oatmeal. 25c.
homo fishbowl, your choice. 7c bend
Fancy Yellow ’i‘nrnlpn. the pit.
ll pkgii. (ironilinn'l Pancake Flour.
2?. cetitn.
Louis Joeeloii. 72 N. Main iii.
Toicphunc 407.
IICRtTAHY WILION NOT TO
QUIT CAIINIT.
WARMINGTON. Oct. 20.-Booretnrlf
Attriculiure Wilson. who ”Mil"!
late yesterday from (Mimic. M106
tumors um. thut he lied handed hlii
t'iriilitnutlonto Prhaldent Taft to tulip
effect. Noflfli‘her iii.
«in. from handout" ii ii. in:
per laws for birth rogietrotlou.
il't‘oonor thinks mm. “mm.“ ”Mutant hold of the some with a hook on
Ii rope. He reached too for unddoot
a i I
be itircn to "“12: IUOI hie “le
.jpgcm 'i‘wo of the men employed by the
haunting chlehem. 22c lb.
Clinic.) native fowl. liflc lb
fininli fmh hnmc.,ltlc lb.
Lolnti pig pork. illc lb.
tilde park. He lb.
Burlap lamb less. 16o lb.
Forequartore tomb. 100, lb.
limbo made uueuao. guaranteed nil
pork, lilo lb.
Public Market. ill:
m-u na—
riell and punt-ted blin to chore. lie
um none the worn for his wetting.
l'i‘he bout wu recaptured litter.
”mm...“ m
donning iiprliiu lamb. lie. and llic.
Shoulder lamb. wring. from so to 12c.
lb.
Native ferric. Stir in. j.
Fancy roasting chlchem. 220 lb.
Echelon lent: not met, 12c and 14::
lb.
10 lbn. corned beef. title.
Mlotletoe rustic cured hem. 18o.
sliced. ih'ic iii.
:40. Main 8!.
Wmam .
crrv dentin or nectlr. ‘
who board of Roller of the City- of
South nNrwnlli' will meet on October
, on Oe-
lohcr all. from 7:30 until 9 p. in; on
(lt'iolwr all. from 2 until 5 p. m.. and
lumber company got hold of Mr. Cor-i
*MIAT PRICE. FOR SATURDAVu
Home dreamt vent from lie to 280‘
.thut they have many colon hidden |
{fatten in their hearts. The unit abode:i
'of cermlne. rose and derlt maroon.§
[with Inowdrop white. are used to
‘pitlnt their bloc-pine with equal out»l
‘cen. Why. when the role iii restrict-
:ed to redo. yellows and whites. the
liinnptlrugone Ihoultl have color loot nil
.rare and fine on any hybrid tea rose
[and textures on velvety and that dell-
lcato air. the flower nymph he: not told
;uii. The been about u “le for all.
:biming ardeatly no they open tho
‘curiouil flower llpii to nip nimeiveetneeii
from the mating cup within. The Into
dragons did not show thin aplendor
O
i
iin Juno.
w-Vorwalk High School :Wiil ploy fit.
him": it. ill. C. in Amusement Pork,
Saturday chin-noon, 3:30. Admieston
tllcentn.
circular erections. it in thouzht that
this may have been the inhabitant
place of worship.
OUR VOUTHFUL AMIlTJOM
William Dean lioweile. the nave ,
won being congratulated on the 116
new edition of his works that in be-
ginnlug to appear. any: the New York .
Hun.
“You. should be very hobbit. Ii
said the reporter. "over the cancelling
your literary career." " * ‘ ’
But Mr. Howells, chairing hie h ‘
rejoined: , .
"Our corners are never who >
enouth to team it: heppy. it‘
achieved at 70 «that lie .exneetg:
achieve at 21. you couldn't goon
door: without stumbling ovqr‘ llii
lnitone and Home“. Groin;
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New York limit. tit Washington at.
it “no .
wNor’frilk filth fichnoi will lay St.
Huff! ‘Y. H. c. It Amusem Park.
"Theron nbooluioiy no ltlnilflt‘htion
for the rumor." he said einnhiitlcelly.
i how no thought of banding in my
renlgnnllon iii any time soon."
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Bentliicl trunnion. tam-Mia a:
Mill
on Motility. October ill). from 7:30 on:
til ii p. in. at. tho Council chamber.
Weihmmn Itrcet. for the purpose of
hearing rind committing {ell «pout:
from thorium“ nightgown-om
lit ,
Michael Angolan. Henry Weirdn
ere, John D. Rookcfellere. odd
dore Rooseveitn.
hoot partition? Try a bound“
« motion rt, 9'29 at.
Sherry & Borneo“ bacon. 17c lb.
Brooklleld and Moscow Brook Eu:
end mitten too. If it ‘ .
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m‘ “Maw
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explanation: that didn’t explain any-
thing.
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