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WANTED.
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FOR SALE. To LET
FOR SALE~-N]C\V 7.110031 Buy. To LET—A SEV )N-ROOM HOUSE
nuiow. beautifully located on high ll} firfl‘i‘la“ condition; tijlh' and water;
around; five rooms. ll) minutes from Fifth St. Inquire of .l. L. liawkins.‘ v
Hello with 1 acIe ox uui't‘e. 8300 o]b..t
(ash, balance easy payments. to will To LET»~-lt()()MS, Its ()SIIOIINE
trade. l’holos. Lawn-nee kgency 1.".
Swath Main St. 013 3t
Ave... East Norwaik. inquire Raymond
maker as repntIlIhIind, steady work
Cluett. Peabody & Co. 016 at
WANTEDIMFIIOM NOV. 1. FLOOR
STEPS ll
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M
in Peking Sixty of them gathered
privately yesterday and discussed the
situation. They. drew up a series of
resolutions addressed to the Throne.
Those were made public today. The
resolutions-demand that in the inter-
ests of peace, the Provincial Assem-
bly oi SsevChuen be permitted to as-
semble immediately, and that the pres-
ident and vice-president of that body
he released from prison to tulle part
in the sessions. The resolutions fur-
ther call for a dismissal of Silent:
llsuanvliuui, the Imperial Minister of
Post and Communications. as soon as
possible. Shem: negotiated the loans
ion the nationalization of the rail-
wuys, and has been it leading advocate
of the auti~prorlnclal llollt‘i'. Wlllflh is
regarded as iuigely responsible for
the present uprising.
The president of the National Air
sembiy will lend his official prestige
to the resolutions. and will transmit
them in person to the Cabinet.
ilonvy runs on the. banks have con- I
tinned today. and there were riotous
Scenes in front of several of the in
stitutions. the policemen on duty be
lug forced repeatedly to club buck the
crowds and protect the bank omcihis.
Government bank notes are no longer
passing at nor, the. best quotation to-
day being at a discount of 20 per cent.
lines the foreign banksaro nct Im~
mane from the financial war score
The Russo-Chinese Iiauk In the logo-
tlon quarter was the target for a pro
longed run today. Foreign bani: notes
are being refused“ cIu-nency outside
of the legatlon quarter.
The Chili 'I‘u Po, the imperial Board
of Finance. came to the relief of the
government deposit bunk todsv wiith
more for the relief of the native bunku i
that they were receiving no new: from I
the rebel atone owing to the severance
of live rooms for three adults With
conveniences. (‘entrallx located AIl-
i
let the telegraph wires out of IiII-i'cbI
old :ltland Sac (‘huen provinces.
to leave We Chang. HaulYans. Rant
how and kwanztsul. The missionar'
tea are in the concessions. The out.
stations are safe so far as we know."
M'ELROY FURNIWEB BOND.
Preliminaries to Norwaik Paving Con-
tract Completed.
The bond of Joseph A. M‘llliroy. oi
Elmcrest, to the amount of $17,000.
was tarnished on Saturday when the
City of Norwalk called upon that gen-
tleman to comply with the require
ments of the contract which he was
streets of the City of Norwaik. There
recently awarded for paving the
was some little apprehension on the
part of the number of oitlclais and
other contractors the plat of which was ;
that Mr. M'Elror could not furnish the‘
amount ~ of the bond necessary.
Through the agency of H. E. Donn Eel
Son. the bond was successfully manip
plated with the American Fidelity
Company, by Frederick Ii. (iiihndlcr
acting as the representative of the lo-l
cal concern.
The entire matter relietts credit up
on the political partI which ushered
it through and upon the entire council
of the city. The gigantic pining pm
ioct totalling an expense or $35 boo in.
the construction work alone has now
been successfully carried tlnough and
tho, deal is already now for the con
tractor to begin his operations
Mayor Edward P‘. Finnegan. {impor-
utlon Counsel John .I. Walsh, (‘Itxl
(.‘lerit iamcs I. Keenan and the council
gathered on Sattnduv afternoon when
the bond was drawn up and signed.
The expeditious manner in which
the entire wqu has been carried on
and the fact that .\II‘ M Elroy was able
to get a bondatnau so quickly reflect}
credit upon the oonnril and cltv oiilii
.clels. it will he recorded in the his:
tory oi the c ity as a noteworthy propoa
.3125 000 of gold. and offered 8500000; sltlon I
WANTED~~~EXPIIJIIIICNUED SHIRT
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Official sources all declined today lEUNDAYl. HUNTERS FIRE AT OF-. 'coptionai program which “in, the
FICERS.
WAUJNGPORII. Oct “th delay‘
until Saturday was granted in the bor-l
This Week, an epitome of Vaudeville
Quality. This Week, a Bill that
Caps the Climax. at th. House
of Satisfying Vaudeville.
HOYT’S
Where the. Family Finds Enjoyment.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
An entire new bill opens at Hoyt's
Theatre this afternoon and judging
from the acts that are to appear, there
The Sunnis Unparailod Spectacle will be one of the biggest bills ever
Charles Lovenberg‘. Sensational offered this season as the numbers.
Triumph are all of high class order and every-
. 'I H
I “La Petite Revue
10 Distinguished Artists
A Glorious Galaxy of Scone, Dance and
Humor
A Delight to the Eye. a Feast for the
Ear, a Grand Spectacle
Webster Cullison &Co.
In a Splendid Cast
l The Laughable Farce
Sombreros
; European Novelty Juggle:
. In Aerial Mlllinery Spectacle
l
one a top-notcher. This house has
built up a reputation that any of the
biz,I houses of the larger cities would
feel proud of its it has licpt up a good
standard ever since the opening week.
This week‘s bill is composed of the
season‘s unparalleled spectacle Char— '
its Lovenbcrlz's sensational triumph.
La Petite Revue; Webster Cullison it
._(‘,o.. in a laughable farce; Sombrero's
'EIIropean Novelty Jugglers, in aerial
Inillinery spectacle; Eddie Lane and
Lillian Kennedy, in sprightly songs
and dune-c and patter; Coy De Trickey,
the licllt' of Virginia, (loontown‘s most;
charming chapters, and motion pic-
tures that make you giggle and cheer.
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A Breath of Youthful Charm
Eddie Lerae 8t Lillian
i Kenney
in Sprightly Songs, Dances and Patter
EThe Belle of Virginia
Coy De Tricksy
EDWARD lIAXTICR PERRY TO GIVE
PIANO RECI’I‘AI. AT HILLSIDE.
the famous concert pianist, of Boston,
the famous concert pianist. comes this»
week to .\Iorwalk at the Invitation. of
Miss iirendiinger, principal of Hill.
side, and will glVe one of his well—
known pianoiorte lecture-recitals at
the school on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Perry is one oi the best-know
American musicians and has given
many concerts both in this (country
and in. Europe. ills blindness «as jiv-
en him a pathetic intaredt in 'e was
oi the music-lovers of the country. but
has not prevented him from reaching
by sheer merit the first rank among
And Motion Picturol'that make you
Giggle and Cheer
i
No advance In prices for this are
iclimaa for high- -clau vaudeville.
l Another One of Out- t‘sroat Bills.
dress Rent. cmc Sentinel ough mart today to (”nation and liar-i ~-
& Ambler, Wilton. old in
FOR SALE -~—A’l‘ SMIAMOIIE PARK . . . . .
, , . TO LET-mildlibl‘. Hum noon.
ibillltll‘tll‘tg itiltOki‘I’lfi‘I'ill' l‘lttrttlnsblgméil‘u fl”’hisbed; every convenicnw. Adv
pttrchaScr. Inquire liobcrt lI‘. Scalzi. ({lIllfiwalitw care Sentinel outm'(:(zut‘.3
Itoal.Estato Agent. liowayteu. t‘onn. L, ‘ _ ._ -._.._..
If“. 3”. 9'3“ 1m TO LET uni IYNIUN Si 6 nouns
' BUSINESS NOTICES.
NOTICE~-()N AN!) Ait‘l‘ldii ()(“l‘tl
itcr let. my etnplonncnl agency will
be located at lL'ti Washington St. Help
nl' all kinds furnished. Mrs. W. .I.
Wilcox. sill Lnt
sf. ‘7 “I”
NAsH‘Is‘ normals noonrnna
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 2.\‘ West Washington St.
upper tloor; nice yard; small family.
Inquire William iiilsdon. ii Elisabeth
St. oil lit
T0 LETI~~(.\ii\I.I‘., SiiiTailiJi
for tuoanlos inquire i ii. Lawrence.
01'! 'lt
.pianlsts. He has become well kuovm
also as a composer and writer an; Inn-
sicai subjects.
I
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wmrsonwouin 'ro no motel .A WWW“ "W“ “"‘t" “a” ”N am Hall who were arrested yesterday
anon, 164!
int: and housekeeping for two scntbn “h" ”M" “t ”mm” hm“ mp“"“dion the charlie of hunting on Sande} .
miter 0K LEAseIl‘jtou not»
‘ ‘1f,37-rt'itua house, all i platen: nts.
hardwood tlours. etc
near \\‘est Ave.
lime. luuuirc Mrs.
QIlllillll‘il l'laI-e. Not-walk.
. 3‘ uiuam \Ic
t‘un be seen an)
licrtiln lichens, ti
'l'tIl. -i\l.
PROFESSIONAL.
G. S. CHAPIN
Italtlatinr. and it p III-inc.
jwt‘lenre. .-\ii aw I.
dress I2 lianI‘IlIoII
HIM.
IIIt:Il:IlIlIII’iIi. .\Il
\\i‘. l'bone
till Iii
li.\.\'t) 'I‘l \‘i.\’(i.
l“:l(‘lt)l"\ (-\~
No,
oil it
TO LET ()l‘l’mll ‘i.\‘ I ‘.III ls‘ill' ii\
building. t"‘lllllt‘l Mlilll and “all St»,
lit at and Ill Inodtrn iaIpItIIcIIIcIIts.
.4th It to ii i«‘ t‘obbutn, 2; Wait SI.
{"IIIIII lllt Ill if
TD LET ”'lNiiiN llOlh‘i-I. ‘..’l
ARTHUR F. HUNTINGTON (iii-
ganis‘ of “HIM (‘b lil‘li Iolce. Inltute
pure. tone I‘liiIllitlltllI. IIIl Main St
Norwaik. Tel. do, at: llIl
PIANO, ORGAN, THEORY.
5}. (Hinton. ll (‘ llcsllllli St
music, mnanist and director
Church. .\‘orwaik.
arranged and transposed.
894.
First
3421‘.
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PIANO lNSTRUCTiON .
ouuhness and individual requirements
receive special attention. Prefer to
instruct pupils at their home. Mist-I
Loiin A. lil‘cnory, Norwailt, t‘oun. it
F. I). 42. at lm
To... Ass
I NOTICE
We. the undersigned. hereby ulvo
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay Taxes in the Town of
Norwalk. that they are required by
law to deliver to the Assessors. or
either of about. on or before the first
day of November. Itlli. a written or
piloted list. tinted,
to. of all property owncd by them on
the first day of October. .iilii, liable
to taxation.
N. it. Lists may be returned to the
Amvasoru. III the Assessors' (.Illlce,
'l‘uwn llhll building. Not-walk, and at
In.- I'mnu-ll rI‘qus, Washington street.
luorary bulldlna. Houtil Norwnllt. from
fili‘l including ilolober I7. Iliil, to and
liil iIIIiiIIu Noileltllwl' 1, Hill, Milli Ola
I; to be opt-p i’l'nm ii to 1‘3 o'clock
.. ill.. and from 2 to «Hill p. m.. all
(hits at tho week ti-Iundnys excepted).
and on Hutul'tlttvu and on November
I. lull. lloltt 7 until ll o‘clock In the
(‘ll‘llllil'.
All pontoon will Im‘rmulred to hire
II'II‘III uml uutnbcr o1‘-:lII-ir property.
tIlIll sin of lot lItIusv illllllilll on.
lililcti at
4. Hill.
tiltiiiiiiiI}
.Iollr. w,
I‘lzltidl‘t
Entity: H».
W. iI‘l'l‘CHw
BUIIARDUE.
W. RAYMOND,
"‘1’ “I Assessors.
- mo mu
not I) ran usmo Razed.”
‘J‘i I lN’ aim b Oct. tom’VInccnm
Filth! who wat arrested in “billion.
I‘ll” do rm h Ii in 82,800 for ilié all'
I wet r o r: In tlm titans o! s‘ lit
; rmm cc: Iznl with swam. when he
an ._.
WAS (iii lc’l "0“)“
A l .l"..\',
'l‘ cachet III
Music ('olnposcd,
'l‘ciI-phnnc
sinned and sworn
Foam. October
lIIlIIII SI. brick ('MUZIK". 2:; l'nlnn
St. The Hatch AI ilallel' i‘o. mi'l li
A iilll'SiC ()ii
apartments. New modern conven‘
leave, one minute t‘I'IIIn West Me.
frolic)“, furnished or IIul'IIruiIIlitIIi: iIt-zlt
and hot water supplicll. inquire 3::
West Ave. .“.| If
TO LET HALII‘
T0 LETI--HAMII.'I‘III\' M'iI... iiAi iI
of two-family house. it rooms. and b-
room lint; all improvements; good con-
ditlon. one block from railroad station.
iosoph it 'I‘ayior. sill tf
FOUND.
m m I I \I’Nl
FOUND \\.\Itll Cit MAY
llliill some by plating property and
paying charges. inIpIirI- It iiiuh t-lt..
South Norwalk. oltl lit
LOST
LOST—JIUWARII ll. MOHSIIAN
the owner ol‘ olnht (Hi shares of the
capital stock of The New York. New
Haven and llurtiord Railroad (in.
standing in his name, certificate No.
N. Y. A 18207. which said certificate
of stock having been lost. calls upon
all persons to show cause why a new
cerlitlcato should not be issued to him
in lieu of the one so lost.
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NOTICE
Owing to prevalence of
GLANDERS
in nearby cities
FAUCETS
have been \Ipiaced on hydrants near
water troughs for use of those who
prefer to water their horses from pails.
WATER COMMIIIIBIONERS.
oil Itf
TWENTIETH VICTIM 0? WI-
PHOlD.
TORRING'I‘ON, Oct 18. «Tilt! twen-
. l
fever summit: hero occurred today iii
. tit. Mary‘s Hospital in Waterbury. The
Violin wu Althdufioaes'..ased 45, who
is survlmity a wife and Ieight clut-
drrn. The death occurred this morti-
intt. One now than of typhoid was re»
riled at noon today. 8mm! suitor-
; o; It a critical condition. but
onlee are amtoavh' n3
tieth death as the result at the typhoid
wrrld"and who was
then in fiveroom house; no ioditlnv,‘
Apply 8 Hamilton Ave. oil‘ at
“WSNTEow-a total-tern. '1‘ (till:
fol pcnetai housework.
Woolport Ave. Notwuik. oil ht
wafifébfit out III-rm“ r I iiil
with Iciclence for general housework.
Aptll) :Il Maple St. . Norualk 013 Ill
WANTED~ in’ A MAN. room and
one of the Chinese unrebl; Is anchored
got! the city,
Delayed advices item the south are
("I from Wu-‘t hang and Hankow are
lmobllirinx at (‘iuunaliem Itltl miles
north of Iiankow on the railroad. l
'iluce members of the Atamicao Lo ’,
nail on here. haw ulna permission to
board on i! quiet street; meals to beIacromtnmv the impemi'aruiy in its;
new ll in his bedroom, .“drcss Quiet. l
ditto Sentinel oi
caulpulcn asalnsLIhI- l‘
.I it and theyi
"itch paint with Comm-”Trillion 'ihey
Deputy Game \\ ardea Shoemaker and
(“unstable liooth are the mmpialnants
their allegation being that the Halls
“Hittite at 5 that tbcimporial "ml"! "M0“ retreat Iwerc hunting in the “(lids and that “THE COWBOY AND THE LADY"
during the chase shots won- tlred at
the, officers.
did not have, qummhsrwitb them.
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BURN BUILDINGS TD STOP CHOL-l
ERA PRECAUTIONS.
VIIII. i It: Tlil. tiny Iii—"Tilt? III-
habitable niWsttI, Ihir miles from
RAILWAY MAIL GLERKS, POST. Inc the onlI forc'llin at ta-hes With IlII ltorne. revolting against the (litiki‘fl
oillre IicIlis, Inuit carricla. Nowtahor'
examinations in South Nornaik Sam I“ m ,5“. 0! pm. 5mm”...
pie questions frI-v
.l
i~‘Iunltiln institute,
N. \.
Dept '17 Rotiwalt‘l'. sis Im
WANTED~~ U
or machines.
paid \Vlllli‘
b. r t‘o.,
’itlliA'l‘tiltl ON I’I)\\'
Learners taken on and
lI-arnlnu. interstate Rub
.\‘IMII Washington St. filii tl’
CARRlAGE RAN OFF BANK.“
Hodsiton injured
Street Accident. .
Mrs. A. .\. llodshon. of ilanhnry. was
Mrs.
in Tindaii
quite badly lujutcd about the taco lash
a
night about I o‘clock. when Ibo cur-
riuln- in which she and her husband
were riding was turned urn-r in a lull
oil' a blah bank in 'I‘indali avenue. The
place is quite dark and Mr. Iiodsbon
got off the mud helot‘t- llc i‘eltllwtl it.
Mr.
alien and Filter in South .\‘orwaiiI. lie.
and his wife had driven down from"
lIIInInIry and had spoilt the day with
Mr. and Mrs. liithsrd Iinnn. of iclm I“li"“‘-"l ”ii” all
wood nIonIIc They had that turned
nom (II-and street into 'I‘Indaii ave limit entire propriety.
m... and in n". harm...“ Alf Holishon l the fair attitude of the Japanese. he
thought that ho was continuing In the l pointed 0'" that ”‘9 “mm" 1““! ac-
road. when instead be With out on a
garbage pile.
.i-Io discovered his mistake and at-
tempted to stop the horses. but. just
at the moment the ontllt wont. crash-
lng down the book. When the car-
rlaan overturned Mrs. Ilodahon was
“thrown out. She suffered contuslnna
about the face and body and complain-
ed oi pains in her right side.
The carriage was rurhtod by Mr.
Iiodshon who was but slightly ianr-i
ad and several men who had gone to
his asalslance at the Island of the crash
and Mrs. I-iodsllon again seated there-
lit. At top speed Mr, lloduhon drove
back to Mr. i‘hmn‘s home. where they
remained over night. Mrs. Hodshoh
Was attended by Dr. Jean iIImIortler
and this morning was able to continue
her tourney homo.
An-Mwwumwm
OHAKISPEARE As AN ACTOR.
: tillakespearo once played the about.
In his own “iItImlot.” A younl
brother or the dramatist In describiua
the event said that. he were "It Ions
heard and appeared so mt and
dropping and unable to walk that he
was forced to he supported and can
rte-II by another mrsoa to a table. at
which he was seated among some
company."
In "As You Like It" Avon'n'bard
assumed tin role cl‘ Adam. the old
servant in whom was represent.“
"tire constant service of the antique
"t loans of these i ....
'I\\‘. II
lthe WIIH
iioiishon is a hut. nIIIIIIIfaIItIuIen
and was formerly of the firm of limb
W imam .
Manila
the .\liii‘l’lttill“
I no age to:
IllIIi\ ’i‘hev areI l..lenl (oi.
“it” hits detonated in
Ilcphrtnten' some
\ll\\ the pmposed tnanoonvhers pops
iii it. Illpi .ltilllvs ll ittw \t' In 11-“
ltat‘y plane of the location,u and
I“ ll' Is it i‘eciI. assistant I‘iltnI-rle rec
It‘l.il\. who “ill not .Is illit' Ilprvlt‘i' Iii."
:I'IIHInllIi‘lIl has dc :Iled to per
i
I' lii‘i.
I roll the foroiun dlpl 0W exchange
Ilespnlcllcs with their i‘rilit‘pt‘lliliilh'!
in the provinces, where a Ivipid con-
htll'FllllI has been Ilm'rcI-d.
.\ considerable stir has been caused;
here by persistent teports that .Iap, ‘
ancse ntiicinls knew of the plans for:
IeIIIlt in the central ptmltues long in
nIIIancc. and own cutoutaged and.
peril: ipateIl in the movement .\llnislei I
leIlu tilth‘ ofliciul denial to these ru-t
mors today, He declared that the)"
woie contradicted by circumstantial.
evidence. and said that investigation:
poisons conuoctcd’
l with the Japanese lealitions had set ted
As etidonce oi
lcedcd pIotnptiI to the (‘.i itlncso IroIpIent
lior censorship of the .ispqu-somowned
(‘hinesc newspaper here.
There is no doubt. howr-ver. that the
plans for the proposed revolt were
widely known well in advance of the
uprising at Wu Ghana. The American
ienulion was informed of the prospec-
tire‘uprlsina two days in advance. but
placed no credence to the report. The
Alilttl‘lt‘illi consul at Hunkow, ltoaer 8.
Green. was informed of the plot five
pun-u previous to the attack on We
‘Chunx. ,
'I‘lIeJoroign banks have been that.
rectly sohnded regarding the possibil-
itV of arranging a government loan of
$2. hull titlii
cent. since the revolt boson.
ilevod that humour trailio on
railway between Petting
'l‘sln will boilnwrxuptea tomorrow.
MANILA, 0ct.,1tI.- The orders for
the
at the [static deal to rolltrn homo.
were re rludrtl and the warship sailed
today for St anabal.
(ins buntlrtd Anteiicon marinas woo
sail on the United Stem Miller MIN"
coda Wednesday- .
The price of rice has risen lid per _
it is be. I
and Tina. ,
the United states cruiser New Orleans -
today til‘ilt'Jtlil to l'ehinz to reinforce .
the location guard there. They will -
precautions adopted by the
mom. today burned the (lily
l’iil’ililli lililiillliili
liiCongregational“W“
Norwalk. Conn.
Wednesday Ev'g. October 18th
umeitt
bull,
ECONCERT
by the CHOIR assisted by
MR. RALPH TORRACA
Violinist
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood- Newkirk
Mrs. Agnes Haviiand
Mr. Horace S. Hatch
Mr. Frank Nash
Alex. S. Gibson. Organist
TICKETS .......... ..50 cents
lot >.Ilc ll) lllt‘ la'ltlit‘ri and
at (ilctultning.
ul4 41
“A CASE OF
to be given by
for the Benefit of .
‘I THE. OLD LADIES' HOME
MUSIC HALL
FQIDAY. OCT. 20. s: 15 P. M.
TI OKCTS, no
Reserved so'at chart openrat Glendon-
inu's and iiaxtorés. l-‘.ridsy Oct. III,
at l a
When arrested the Halls:
SUSPENSION"
The King's Daughters
ALHAMBRA Theatre
STAMFORD, CONN.,
WEEK OF OCT. 16th
0
.
.\ian_v cards of invitation have been
sent out for the recital and there will
doubtless be a large audience on Tues—
day evening, since Mr. Perry has gain»
ed many enthusiastic admirers in Nor-
u~alk by his former concerts at the
school. ‘
by Clyde Fitch
Nat Goodwin's Greatest Success
Matinee Wed. and 8st.
: Popular Prices
‘.
CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMER
ASHORE.
VICTORIA, ll. t'.. ()ct. Iii—«The Can
adian Pacino steantshlp Princess l-lea‘
trice, runninu between \‘Ituc.ouve.r
i’Iiuce liupetl and the \‘orthern I:;InI
berths which struck on .\‘obic island.
last night, was fast, on the I‘orlts ear~
GRIM RELICS.
A prison sale. is held annually 1:
Paris. the articles olercd for fi'
are the clothes or murdered poop].
the instruments with which the crimes
l'hmo been committed and the effect:
which have belonged to the deceased
prisoners. Articles which have been
Gt eat lieu ”England
luduohi
EXPQSITION
‘I HA“ ”It 5 it
ice fiHAMiil It ,.. chow m
’ \ftiiflgi a 2‘15"?!"
over the missiles to lithium:
In... local Chinese m math strolled
1.3 9.1.
a ll ..... Educational ‘;
Iy today Three hundred pasaenuera.i ”mo“ in ”19 prefecture or 3101106 lull
3..., Of them were (l‘hineao lieltlf': ill‘lH‘ not been claimed are also sold. ‘4'}:
brought south from the canneries. 1“” “WWW!“ so 1° ”‘9 Pam alma-
were taken off the steamship \‘entnto l mm" 1 ““1”!le 38“'91T.\' “3 "Fun“!
and landed at Albert liar. .\‘o munbmnzbt In ordinaI) brokers but. the
Wills injured Lorne holes, were stow;“”"l‘“ which time belonged ‘0 crim-
in Ili(‘ bow and her forward hold till. “‘4“? “l“‘fldni ”103° Willi “"3 noto— ,
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STONINGTON NO LICENSE. PEDDLER BURNED IN FIRE.
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6connt’of the vote in t'bc Third Stoninyc I IIItboy, a pcddler. was badly burned
:lou district in the superior can”. this on the hands and face in a barn tire.
morning, showml ii majority of- "7 lot which burned the homes to death. last
:no llnecsm and changes town vote item I night. Iluhoy is now in the hospital
:4 for license to 2:0 for no licence. Iand it Is thought that he will recover.
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