ltev. .lohlm Staplcion, of ltuuianuel
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« Rev. John Siapielon, of Brooklyn,
a
' crmsfdered and disposed of.
I I head men'sraiiq’es, you "
might "establish. and
own a shoe-factory.
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the Successor of Rev. Charles
S. Macfarland
Will ASSUME IIHIRIIE
IIEIIE III SHflIII IIME
Highly Endorsed by Those Who.
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church. li‘rooklyu. N. Yo has accepted
the nasal. one call extended to him by
the South Nm‘walk i‘onzrcaatloual
(iburch ‘ to take up the work in this
city. succeeding Rev. Charles S, lilac.
t‘nrlandg‘wom to this effort havingI
been received by the officials of tho
(‘Illil‘i'IL -
in liev. Mr. Stapleton. the South1
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wrtcont armors
' Lona! notos osncti
The first annual dance of Welcome;
Strangernlodge, No. 364, Sons of Si.'
George, of Norwalk. was held Satur-I
dsy‘ evening in thitown . assembly}
hull. and no more endoyablé 0r nuc-l
tseusful occasion hus‘evcr graced tbei
filler-tor of the spacious bull room.
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Mr. and hire: Ad'am'Schmldf En-
tertain a Large Party of Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt, of
North Main street. celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary, yesterday,
at their home by entertaining a man-
ber of their relatives and friends at a
house party. The occasion was a ban-
py one forflhoth the happy hosts and
their attests and was a fitting celebra-
tion of a quarter of a century of happy
married life. ,_
The guests arrived early and stayed
late. prolonging the day and making
merry the while. The gathering. being
in a congenial mood. there was some
thing doing every minute. The music
dispensed by the guests as well as the
son and daughter of the, basis was of
high order and was etiioycd and appre-
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Little Viola Freudenthal joined
to Board Train With Strange
Woman from Stamford
M’I‘AIIEIIIII M’I’EllEIl
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Police Notified Sometime After
- u twt
Norwaiks can unite in .this- one great
it: ”If"
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is no Milo flatter
The. plans for Norwalk’s Old Home
Week are being generally considered.
Much comment is heard upon the
subject and nearly all is favorable.
That trio is great undertaking is ad-
mitted. but that the people of The
purpose is not doubted.
The agitation starting in the Nor-
walk Board of Trade. it is therefore
quite proper that at that smoker to-
morrow evening. a. discussion upon
the nutrient will be hold. Every mem-
ber of the board has as far its [feasible
acquainted himself With all the parti-
IIEII‘IIP BY
monocular-WI
w inlllEii ill
a.-
clarenooBanits. of Holden Hill,
‘ Alleges that lie Was Robbed .
of Aboui$25
outrun tun
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Wilma
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waa'ruan "reasons?
[air tonight and Tuesday.
than lifllliilll _
" Hill is ililiiill
The Soufhfiorwalk Trust Com-
pany Has Been Appointed
Local Depository
Active work was inaugurated in
South Norwalk this morning in connec-
tion with the local fund. for the na-
iionsl memorial hospital to McKinley
to be erected in Ney York.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
was appointed depository of the funds
in this city and donations started with
the purchase of some McKinley seals
by the Norwaik Dock Company. Thesej
seals have been approved by Postman:
for General Hitchcock. of the post-of-
fice department at Washington. anti
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.. The business that i
‘ "built right. that
' growswith the least
effort. is the business
. that is built on Sen- ‘
. . tine! advertising; ‘
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iiii’iliits we: ‘
M‘\I‘
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no llllllf
Appear to he Dissatisfied With
Results AchieVeti by . the ‘
Local Government
will he placed on sale in stores and.
hotels in town early this week. it?
is uttlttzintrsny. ,
{Schmidt and Mrs.
cuiars pertaining to this Old Home?
Week anti will be fully propared to
state them tomorrow evening.
eluted by all. ~
{The feature of the occasion. new.
over. was the banquet. Which was cl- .
nhorsfe. After all had consumed as What looks like an attempt at. kid‘, The merchants “9“ other citizens
much as their capacities would he. - napping was almost successful in bloc. “’0‘" "’9 “W“ are 1133”” “1‘1“" con-
mit. they lingered long alarm the feel walk on Saturday and would have been I earning "I. subject and how an N
the Stranger Had Loft Town
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After Becoming Unconscious Was ~
Thrown into a Swamp
is also planned to begin active work
in few days on the appointment of. lo
cal auxiliaries among the schoolI
. , teachers and church organizations. I
Beaten into insenslbliitx by - two. 1‘3. J. BOch. the representative ofi Abou
t 200 of the taxpayers of No-
tivejhoard and many speeches were had it not been for the extreme squ h" ”‘9' affairs have been in other‘.
made. cotim‘atulutlng the happy i‘ouple sense“tliht little Mitts Viola FrfludelPI "'"m’m‘" A' Skelly. the I ”mt
upon their. successful union and wish- thal. 0i HON! Street. daughter of Mrs.I poser. “a 0113“!“ "‘ Dilworfh. wereI
ing them many more years of pleasant yf-‘rederlck Walters. possesses ”of“. m" “hm' I“ “M'VIM' Conn.”
conjugal relations. gt» et'cisod. A woman who have her name: W“ has I.) "h” "I“! it“)? held a}
Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt vvcre the no}. us‘hlliss Mary Dem-eats. and her no.3 similar “WHO“ Ev" Mace “I”,
clpionts of many presents as tokens of. dress as St Jefferson aireet. StamfordI "M" been enthusiastic 9'” “3 Idoai‘
tbcir catceni of their friends and relaw is one the Norwnlk police are looking 0' having NONMR take up the WIN
lives. Among those pulsent were John. for in connection with the cute. WNW- I
Dora Lance, of «m. The great advertising Nahum,
Providence, R. l.. and Gustav Harem-n; (Continued on Eighth Page.) or ”if? Wm‘i "W ill'Di‘H‘ilifli by ii" ian
and yummy and Mr. Swariz. of ij . . let‘sff-d in such matters and they are:
“MID ,
York. Mr. and Mil‘B. Heinze and tam-Inn' FELL ”Vi doing their best to soothe "mm?“
Flill I lfllilfl‘
iiv. of Falls vurm. “John flank andi Ihmush. .
family. John Neugehauer and family.i wit xillee a boom“ for Nouns“: and
Louis React; “a sway my Gn'lusI . c at am as that n .‘orwa needs.
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and family. Mr. and Mrs. Martin; faster. (1mg): ‘1,“ . narrow «cape 1““ “uwflmmflv "Vim. il’
Svahr. Mr. 1and Mrs. Fred Fllslngerdfimnl‘ Water an... When he fell mm “M and «alumina Iii acutely
er- {Minion and dauntites. Rev. Mar-I m, m “a, “on. mama” incidental to theme: onions of the
tin L. Stoop and bledrlch Hello and dock. saturdpy afternoon, and had it Old Home Wank. which will be main-
family. inot been fdi‘ auroral of his boy com- ly for "w purpose of mm M-
Mr' and Mrs. “mm“ Q““”‘°’- oripnnions, who stars playing on the:
walk to the stale. and to the several
Ialthouab he‘ claims that he knows full
men. robbed. thrown into ‘ swamp. . the managing director of the McKinleyI roton
and left to his fate. was the outcomeIM‘m‘orml Hospital ””9“" ”"0"“ a,
of a hold and daring holdup in WlirIgma‘ deal '0! interest I" the project; ganize a Citizene' [league and elect
“an.“ oatsaturday fulfill. on Clarence:m South Aorwulk and expresses the?
”w“. 0! Bottled Hill. The assailants 3 belief that it will result in a substan- .i
of Mr. Banks have not ”mm capturéd I tlai local fund to the great memorial
' planned.
some time adopting a constfiutiou,
Iwbich would work for the benefit of
ithe whole town of Darien. A great
Ideal of enthusiasm was ‘shown hr
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. I I Loam
HREIE' ""RI AI . I» I When the great pulley on the shaft IfR‘cI"
‘ If“ ”MIA“ “sigma-ii supplhs the power for the moo?
liElllllllli
lstroue blower of the Arnold T‘oundry~ ‘
line in nuputislminlw-
Iln Mechanic street broke into.samalI
pieces. Saturday afternoon at 2' o'-‘.
W . spasm My out
~iil‘ re Lass: MW!
woll whom they are. and that he will
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«.cloclt. “"000 Arnold, the engineer. had I
Ea close call from death, the very law i Milli m
cat place of gunfire-vs“ I335.“ wh , 'I . , em I. M
barely .mlaglng'him as lt'led'oy’er hiaI w “PW W
as Automobile Wrecked
upright form. 0ch in the foundry;
standing near also had. narrow or.
: Desiresto Act Only for the Town’s
and Darlen gathered Friday" .-
niaht in tile Newton fire house. to or- " ‘
officers for the following year, at the!»
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fl‘lvia is the first appearance of the New York “if. formerly-of South Nor-I
Indie in the outside social line. but lt‘ ‘VMI‘v had Planned to be present.
' Iwerc forced to send lhf'il‘
The hall was neatly and attractive-”“8 I“ “i0 “he“ of their
The house was beautifniiv and ap-
niahed by Svec's orchestra. the door». i’roi’rhii‘ii decoralctl for the occasion
lug was en-Joycd until midnight. Sat- by “0”!“ Williams. "i NOI‘WNR. i.
Mr. and .\irs.,_ Schmidt have
a dance because of the fact that sol ”if“ residents of The Mrwalks.
shady places of business remain open sch‘m‘" W“ formerly
Mr. Schmidt il a batter
may. but in spite of this fact over a: ”We and some tWt-lve new use mn-
Ied in the saloon business in Which
will not be the last.
ly decorated. and to the music fun
tit-day night is not an ideal night for‘
and. the employee are not able to get 3““-
hundred appeared at the function.
”33“" 0“"!evarything turned our,
daughter.
M’s-fand cererel amall boy spectators had
“I“ Kumlgathered. The boys tiring of watch.
‘I’-" in; the fishermen; began playing
about among the boats. Suddenly,
,dOck with are at the time. he might
buithave drowned in the icy water. As
Iwas more wet and frightened than
anything else'and no serious results;
litre anticipated.
It seems that a number of men
I0”: were fishing for smeits off the .dock
however. heI evening a great deal of information
Iupon the much-talked of cute will be.
states into which the news of the
grant week will travel and circulate.
Thus it is expected that tomorrow
heard. The smoker is to its hold lni
the Norwalk Hotel. and will probably
be one of thelargest and most enthu-
iaatlc ever held by the Norwalk on
pulsation.
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i by fire last night with a loss of “4.000
NEW BRITAIN. Oct. 30~The aforesI
of L. .1. Fisher and C. Miller in the‘
Bronson hotel building were gutted
and the building damaged to the
extent of 88.000. Twenty minutesl
before the fire broke out Fisher was
in his dry goods store and lighted the
night lights. From the Fisher store
the names extended loco the men's;
furnishings store of Miller. which;
was burned out. The flames crept'
capes, but fortunately there was no
one injured when in accounting was
taken after the accident.
The belt was just. being thrown on.
to the pulley when it broke. it being
time to "pour off." and everything and .
every employe of the foundry was‘
ready for the work. The bolt war to;
be put on the pulley to furnish power‘
to "blow off." but operations had to.
be immediately suspended. ‘
There was considerable hustling to;
be done for a few moments after the.i
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srsuaoao‘. Oct. 30.-~Jennie some . ,.
is in a local hospital with a tractor“ '
skull and in a seriouscondltioa one
two other servants and a chaufleu'r.‘ p"
in the employ of G. A. Stafford, m-
belng cared for at the Stafford home
as the result of an automobile acci-
dent yesterday morning. The party
was being taken to church and had left"
the house only a few minutes befoao
time for church to begin. The chauf~
loo. cream and cake werc served atj
itermisaion and the refreshments, in-
clutflns soft drinks. proved popular
iluouahout the evening. it won with}
rt-grei that the merry party heard tho:
strains of Home, Sweet Home, and.
prepared to leave the dance. but all|
were pleased with the excellent time
afforded and will await the next dances
with pleasurable anticipation. I
The Hilf‘ili‘fili both socially and linnn-I
cinily is doc to the Chairman of tho:
entertainment committee Charles l".z
Pluto. anti his able corps of assistants
including the following: George Smith.
floor manager; Alfred 8tathom, re»,
froshmeots: Robert Lamb. door tcn-i
dcr, and Richard Hillier. cont room.
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STREET COMMISSIONERQHlP CON-i
rest. I
Contact Over Position Isfors BouthI
Nov-walk Councilman.
Not a. little interest is being taken in
toulaht's adjourned meeting of iltol
thfh Norwalk Board of Councilmen in;
Hull at this time the selection of aI
nfu'ect commissioner is scheduled to hel
At the last meeting. several caudl-I
dates presented applications. n‘nd the
matter was bold in abs-yahoo until to.
plant's meeting. The two most promi-I
neat candidates are Judas malicious-t
lop. fonmcrcouncllman and a man of:
experience in road work. who now no,
ouplea the position as superintendent?
of streets. under ea~itotinctlman Wit-y
liam ll. McMahon. street contrainsloner
who has hold office up to the present
time. 'i‘ilcotber is Mined Brown, well
known in South Nprwalk.
itumor has it that Mr. Brown will
act the plum. although this cannot, be
verified. A Sentlntd reporter inter-
viewed several councilman this mom-
in?. including usury w. Mather.” oom-
miitee on streets. All inferred to Mt.
Mather. anti the aim refused.» die
onus the mailer. " ' '
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Visits Two Houses. Gets Over-I
. , Master l
he has been my nuweasn At theI at.
present time he is lntcwstr in other
business ontrprisou, pron 'ne. . among
which is the Mutual dint i am. my.
The couple how the hon: withes of:
their many friends for happ nets and‘
success and muly mtt"e annltt-rsnrloa,
.t-ater slipped while executing:
‘rhnrrowlng stunt of walking the;
:mtnwale of a row boat, and pl‘unzch
time the chilling waters.
Altired as he was. bundled up with
an overcoat and a heavy sweater. the
lad none too good a swimmer. came up
.. -l dreadfully excited and would have coaia,$5MIn-Siivor m cm
. tbcon in a bad way without immediate
MBSKIILLEIW “‘8 flwlsfulit‘o. Paddling about no manaa- *DOIIINI III AMOMOhIIO
\cd inhkt‘cp afloat for a moment. durins
”Ivan”! nn‘uTEn cli'“ nc of his older boy playmates -
I “die! into the boat and grabbedy
lithe ‘iiith um] youngster. With the
help 01mins [meter was lauded.
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cla GREENWICH. Oct. 30.—~A burglar
who came and left In an automobile
driven by his chauffeur. early yestec
day enterbd the homes of Charles He-
Mrs. Ella J. Mallory. of No. 98 Gap
between the walls into the third floor
of the hotel and tilled the upper floors
with smoke. driving the occupants
out. What started the fire has not
been nscertahfed.
in going through the halls of the
hotel, setting the occupants out. Ed»
pillar and renewed internal injuries.
He -was taken to a hospital. Two
other firemen were severely cut on
‘ the hands by broken glass.
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-Try some of our frosted cup cakes
for your lunch box. do each. Cookies
ltol avenue. Hartford. was a petitioner: He at ' .
for a divorce ‘before Judge Gardiner" . tor a moment. perfectly
“Mme” nd out o? breath the cold
Greene. in the Superior Court. from, water huv '
Dr. .1. Hammond Mallet-y. of Sontbi‘mnnm.”on I‘IVJI“ “"3; shock ‘3
Norwalk. on the around of desertion.i unex looted I e '“ enness an
March so. 1903. They have two cane-Iwuam . 0' “" '“"- 90mm:
ren. Genevieve. and nine years. and; warm. and he I” “I“ I???“ and 3'
.1. Hammond Mallory. Jr.. axed seven ; ed “I risht who I'd- H 3”” “"1"
years. Mrs. Mallory naked alimony. L 3° home.
support for the children and their onu-
tody. Thomas J. Blmilfli'i' ”new?“ I": DELoHEnY H I
behalf of the defendant .rcsardiiiu Bii’t’ 00 FL."
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many and support of the children. ViraI
Mallory said her husband left her be” ..... ..._......-
cause she would not reconvey to him
the house at No. 9R Capitol‘ovenne
which he had given to her. Dr. Mallory
has contributed iii a week fur the sup.
port of the children, but Mrs. Mallory ed lrv ”lobar Deiohery, prcsitl
asked $12 a Week for their support. thc company. at 876.000. Them
.1. w. Cooaan represents Mrs. Mallory.1 a partial luau moo on the tummy one
Dr. Mallory took the witness stand and . contents. :1 ill fire started in fine my.
said he was willing to pay $7 a weak: iii-s mom and rained mat money
for the support of his children. {is bad beforc tbv- aim-m w“ ”you The
n station life insurance for the benefit 413““? Bill"! or the main factory was
of his children. The divorce game «not, but the make shop, a lunar.
granted toMra‘Maiiarv on the around it > housing the calming is out“ rim-um, you. 0, mm m m“ Wm,
of (insertion. Dr. Mallory was ordered n-ttintmcuts weredeslroysdlma molt]... mm on m. nun running up the
to my psi week for che'auppovsioi ii icing mill and storehouse Wore strut ms of his getting into an
hill children. Mill in my ”Will“ i": i‘ i'iir lawn-ti. Thatfmtory employs an month; which was waiting for
tody oithe children in Julyand can it out antt‘operntivea. hi mm decorum: at" high speed
or each year, and homey. ii i 1 2' . lib-- -............. «- :ut the post road. Entrance to the
““1"” “Unit?” ”E the “Ham "II fiOOK‘OUT FOR FAKEB' I" W house was tained in a.mant
rotildilllbid timely . I" y" ”‘3‘ I“ "0 “'5” “”3"" ‘0' n" similar to~thut of the Hewitt
‘ WWW“ MIG curacy, VIII” “"1"“ ”whim” 1W? . The man evidently did not so
' «tenures titan-r on on. _
wltt and Dr. W. L. Fowler. taking two;
overcoat: and $500 worth of silver»
wars from the Hewitt and an over-I
coat and a small sum of money iromI
the doctor's house. ~Eatrance to the
Hewitt home was obtained by forolna'
a window. opening on to the front.
porch. in the dining room the burn,
lar regalled himself with the contents;
of a «founder of wine and then madet
a selection of the host sliver. From,
the dining room he started npatalrsq
but had gone only a few stops when at
bulldog in Mr. Hewltt'o room heard
him and barked. .
ii‘l'iithtcncd. the burglar ran down-1
- stairs for the front door. fallina overt
a table on his way. but mnn‘naod toI
act to the hour and open and cities
it before the dot arrived. ' Mr.
licwitl. follovvctl' the dog with a re-
votvtr, but could not not near-enough
willie man forgot it Hood shot.
~mllkmun who arrived at the
hon u soon after the burglar'l de-
nANBllRl. Oct. {lit-The
tbc mloberr Hat (totnpany.
strcct. was partially destroy
earl; this mm «in; with a loss
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not stop.
came his resistance and brought him
to the station house. whmvhe locked
him up under the charm of breach of
and crullen. Banner fishery. Tel. 367.
GOLOIED EXIIMTEI
HEATED EXBITEIEIT
A colored man by the name of Em'_
est Campbell attracted considerable!
attention In North Main street. yoater-I
day afternoon. as he walked up and;
down the street with a book in his;
hands. chanting psalms and ahoutinflf
ringing exhortations in the name of
the lord. Chief William R: Penning-
ton broke in upon the man's exhorte-
tlons and advised him to contain him-:
self. but the follow replied that he
had been a bad man in his day and
had reformed; He said that he had
been ordered by the Lord to preach in‘
the highways and try-ways and could
Seeing that the man was mentally
unbalanced. Chief Pennington over-
tha peace.
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“Don't format the ftaiian Boots}
ward Woods. a fireman. ran into “I” take the place of the broken one. beside the road.
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This manual. his case .
was turned War to Balaotmaa James
A. Brown. and Mr. Campbell will prob,
only be committed to on than“ as?“
tum. '
,force had recotersd from the shock
of the accident. The bottom of the
cupola had to be dumped‘and this
Iquickly. , Men rushed to the cupola
'and executed the maneuver. Then all
hands had to “knock off" work be-
cause of the lack of anotherpulle'y
IThla is unfortunate for the employee,
gfor they will not have a full day
{counted until they have completed
lthe pouring off. An entire day is
ithereby lost.
A new policy has been secured from
gthe Iron Works and is being installed
this morning. Work will recommends
at 3 o'clock this afternoon and Eatur- ;
day’s pouring olf will fro done. Then;
today’s wort: will be started tomorrow
morning.
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--'i‘lie Norwalk Evening School willl
reopen on Monday evening. October
30. with departments at Franklin
street school. South Norwaik. and Over
River school. .'orwslk.“ The school
will be in session on Monday, Tues-
day. Wednesday and Thursday even-
ings of each week. from 7:30 to 9:80.;
Those desiring to attend will present
themselves at one of the above men.
tloned school buildings at 7:30 Monday
evening.
'1‘. F‘. 01.11MB, Superintendent.
JOHNNIE NEW.
A' teacher in on union school was
giving her will charges a lesson in
politeness the other day. .
"Now. when." acid she. “should you
say ‘Exouaa me. Diane'?” ‘
There was a moment's sllsncs. than
a my small buy out up his hand.“
"Well. Johnnie?" f
a ”lease. ma‘ainp you, should say 'il'is-
“has. me. please.“ when you assess at
th' table and don‘t turn away your
head quick account'wCieniand Plain
Dealer.
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. . “9*" iii ”In Low. in. Wushinston‘herd the can . o " l sou on» ma in ”new“ Robins arsenal Nor-y
Yiiiiififimfifiifiifl Mitiwtiilii‘d 30dtihd~itsnd and. misfit clothing frl . 'd . a ’ Club “mien?" m m’NorIvallt: “Walk. sums been taken to shatter.
“in“ M102“??? t i l . yht'lnd ”ill. Remember hum”: . . ‘ y . .y m I m J
.‘ took a solemn oath to sacrifice the
..tsxinaii sill
fenr speeded up the machine and in
Idescendlnn a bill be turned to one side
Ito allow a team to pass.
I in passing the team the machine
Iran over a stone. jarring the steers '
Iing wheel from the chauffeur's hands
» which allowed it to run into the ditch
Miss Beam. who
was on the back seat. was thrown in-
‘to the forum 'part of the ear. land-
,inn on her head. The other occu-
Ipants were throwninto the ditch. but
teacaped with slight bruises and i
Isha'king up. The machine was» ,
fwrecked.
"All!“ MIMI"!
All sass REBELS
TRIPOLI. Oct. 28. via Malta. Oct.
30.-—F0r three days the Italians have
been systematically slaughtering reb-
els in the residential oasis outside the
city. Evary Arno met has been shot
down without trial. Many women have“ «f
been killed. in the confusion attand~ ;
in: the liallnn bombardment of Beale
final on October ill. immense llama ’
was done. 'Three hundred civilians.
one-half of whom were children. were
killed.
LONDON. Oct. 30.—~A dispatch from
Constantinople says;
"Accordion to none from Tripoli
published here. the Turks have canton
ed the last of the liallan order s 5‘
trenchments and occupied the silbur
Zulu-e and all approaches to Tripoli '
from the northwest. ' '
before the» battle. the tribes“
I,
wives to the last man in defense 02‘.
their country. One hundred and our ‘
Arabs vvho were holding a certain no:
tuition bound themselves together with
atrdpa fastened to their ankles «as»
swore not to move them their tracks
until their ammunition was «haunted.
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