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NllW HAS $457
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President of Donadian Branch
and President oi Connecticut
Branch Give Addresses
Hill tilllllli Millittll
ill MW" bill
The King’s Daughters and Sons
Movement Grows
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One Hundred and Six Essays ile-
ceived and Committee from the
D. A. It. to be Judges
Shortly after the opening of the full
term of the public schools. The South
Nol'wnlk Trust Company presented
each of the seventeen schools in the
town with a nicely framed picture of
the celebrated painting, entitled.
"ltlgn! Ring for Liberty!" recently
painted by America‘s foremost histori-
cal artist. chl‘y Mulder. and valued at
$0,000. ill the belief that it would
be a valuable educational service to
tho children of tho town and that it.
would arouse in them a spirit. of loyal.
ty and patriotlotil. to series of prlz-ve
wcrl- UiTt‘l‘t‘ti to tho schoolo of tho town
of Norwlllh for tho twat oanys upon
thc thclnc of Mr. Moslcr's painting
'l‘llc litlc of every outlay to ho. “fling?
'l‘lic Norwulk (‘onurcgutionnl Church,
was well tilled last evening to :ltlondl
the first quarterly lllt‘Pilllg of the?
Town Unlon. Tho lllt-ctillit was ('lliit‘lii
to order by the Town t'nlon ctlnlrlnuli.‘
Mrs. Leo Davis, who opcncd the nicot-
lug with prayer. A Milli business
unwilling followed during which u re»-
port. of the committee on lho rot-cut
olitcrln‘llllnclll. A Case of Suspcusmu.
hold in Music Hall. ()clohcr llolh, u.”
road. They rcpol'tcd lbo not prlh-ncds
to be $457.59. A rising Vtiit“ of tlillllhi-l‘
was extended to tho. conllnillcc. the
director, A. J. Collins for furniture, M.
Sonnenberg for piano. it. (i. lianford
for plants, litre. Conrad Bantu and a
tripod who paid an advertisement bill.
Announcements of the appointments
by the board of directors for the com.
inn your wane mad. I: follow:
Chain-ma of entertainment commit-
ico——Mlaa Elite 1. Lane. t
Chairman of nociui committee-whip.
(“HINGE ill. Dunneback.
Then came the roll call of chnptcra‘
and circles. each rising and respond-t
lug with their scripture text. i
The, icghert (‘lub favored with lwof
orchestral aclccttons.
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Ring for Libertyi” Each scholar was
proacntml with it card having printed!
instructions on the back by which the
content was to he conducted. ()n the
fact oi the cord was a copy of tho pl"-
turc‘ with tho following paragraph.
“Ring! Ring: for Liberty!"
Fourth of July. 177“. when the motion
to adopt iiil' Declaration of indepen-
llonco pusscd the majority of the as.
humbly, at Philadelphia. tilt! old boll-t
rillgcr ill the iieliry stood attenuate
with four and hope. unxioualy awniifiEBBERI “tun “alas IHIRn
ing their dccislml. it.» kept saying.
“They'll never do it'. They'll newr do
it?!" lllll lilo fuce liltlltod up with to)
land be. grasped the boll-rope with the:
tHirl‘ilKiil of youth. when tho voice of
.1119 blnccyed boy was heard In wl-lmc by “U w m m.
umpli no be flew up the slope of the
tower, shouting “Ring! Rina! Ring?
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SHANGMNOV 18.—-—lt was ex-
peoted this aching that the revolu-
had foreign mflltnry training.
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tlouarlaa and the imperial troops .,
would come to point: before nightfall
coinewhere in in district between
from A "03 A. P0 01 be the hem of the decisive but-
9 W tie of the 8%, The revolutionary bum 0i Temper
strategic“ . planned their attack “W
.lilliiiilili Silii lilililll illllliliiilli iii Kill
' provisions, .1... nitlon and horses has .
littltil l till iills m llilllllilllil
ChlniKiansr hyffiil. Thence they are,
{i . other bodies ot‘tl‘oope are converging .
. Lost Her in Divorce Court ‘on the imperiaimltpoata via the Yam-r Screamed at loll Dtticial :
lac. river and itmlll tributary stream . ‘
Si’iiiNPh‘lHlJ). Masai, Nov; iii ~—'il~r
a kick now and thou." was the ox. “9,139"an rum" ’1'”: ‘hrmli‘i‘rl ’ l
truordtnnri‘ opinion vapruasod by Rain] w and pundit o t ° "”0 ul omrn charged with the murder 0, Miss Mm.
molld Parsons to hill boarding mla-‘ M ’“ excellent fwd they are wellni-z
that;
,lroatmcnl which hire. l‘nreonn was. . , . ._
lrccelviiu. ,Mmli‘ have dual! relatives to “opium; ((tmmn‘wd 0n Fifth Pour.)
i (.‘hnng‘a iroopo. g "0' I "“9""
Estimates 0!‘ the Itrenilth oi the im-‘ 1‘ “”“”"""“n ~ '
portal force! “0‘ widely. The hack-i out llartam. the we known and.
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Edward Poyvoz, oi South Nor— .u Witnesses Tell How He Sought
(thin-Klan; a ‘ hjltianltins. if revolu- .
walk, is Granted a Divorce ”on... Wilts“ mm, w... W... Secluslon Alter Violent Dut-
carefully. y‘ [)th put three days
a large body‘mlm troops with guns.
1 . advancing W on blanking. iorty- ' l
lResulhs That Raymond Pam live mllen dictum. Slnlullanoouolylja“ Guard Te". How Sponccr;
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'tlt. did a woman good ,0 give her from lilo intomi', with the obit-ct of :
treat-l, Mrs. Lotta Wilson. when
Rood lady romonhlrnlcd over tho crunll
:Rflil all are wrought up to the highest? - ..
lpilt‘ll by mound}: of atrocities port;
lpetratod at Ranking by (lencral;T"no" "E‘nr'nsr
t . bone oi (thuu’l armi' none”: to mn.‘ WWW" 3'0“"8 t-‘mi'loren at the l.’limn-‘
Y‘lE-Pklncfinu “ME“: slot at 7 000 Shanghai “will it in m. ‘ median Brothulra‘ grocery establish-l
. W__ lieved. howovor. that. he to abort ohm“ in Eu” Washington "mm“ bad’
it narrow maps from serious injllry.l
ill
«I "a! yesterday afternoon in Van lam
«not, when untapped over the rains
and tell headfw ‘ out of the va-
anlmunttion and poorly
with milk".
Wigwam iU.--Cable diepatclr
as from Tin ‘l‘ldn inlay announce
‘muummm
They have signed! Blast 'Rlnt tor m“ m u... a. m m n, III. “lube m (trivial. and was
hibertyli‘f . ’ Iliad mutant-y orders to all Amati. w“ able m brie m t . at
A committee of three item the; The mm Club's third annual can- in in interior to take up their Mr mm“. :u.wwmli”tn °mm "I:j
Daughter: of the American Revolution; Y . Pri ooto. di‘ r in venitut residence at once in the nearest port. baa ‘ d u h 5 3
will be the long“ of the eaaaya and ‘W " " “n“ ' ‘ ° ' Ver in in acetone ed a cum.
select the price winners. At a meet-
ing of the D. A. it. held Thursday at
ternoon the following ladiaa were an
pointed on this committee. Mrs. Wllv
litam w. Gillies. resent. Mrs. Kate ‘P..
Mrs. c, A. Elwell. Fairlield county'l-lunter. secretary. and Mrs. Jennie W.
«corollary. conducted the devotional . SWOMB» November 15th W“ "I? tlnal
exercises.
ed a beautiful vocal solo. Mrs. lsatah
Minn May Huckett mndgrudate for recalvlnl the eeeaya. There
have been handed in one hundred and
W. Sneath. state president. then greet- l m ltflltt‘l‘“ from the several 381100“.
ed the new Home Chapter and
llrcloa and save a short address on1
the development of the spiritual life
which is the keynote of the King'sielwys received from the school: care: "0“ we” particular ""“y'
Daughters.
After the ringlnll of a hymn.
'M. 9. Savage. president of Ontario
Province. Canada gave the main “wwinnlnx eaaayn will 1" publinhcd Min“, menu "I“ “ follower
the , competing for the prim. which are to? of crane in come 'inatanoaa and blue
be cash in amounts from two to ten
.dullura each. The large number of
talnly is indicative of enthusiasm and
MW {patriotism on the part of the pupils,
The names of the writers of the price
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Daughters of Toronto and Cdnnda. She ' time.
drone of the evening on The Kinx'u’u‘e daily preaa “’0‘" Thankunivlnlf
upokc onpeclally of their interest ini
Silo spoke of till“
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public bettcrlllcllt.
many real rooms. homes for orphans
and aged. day nurseries and many nth-l
Ur lines. She spoke at length of the
work carried on liluonlt the 50,000
working atria of Toronto, who arc ob»‘
lined to live to boarding houses. In.
Kingston. The Klnp‘a Daughters trike.
the avian of the poor peoples. ten}
oauta at a time often. and keep it for
them until the hard, long cold winter.
Then they buy food. fuel and clothing
at. whulonle prion and give it to the
poor. allowing them interval also on
their Hilltlii alivlnxe. M". Human held
her audience from start to tlnlah.
The meeting closed with the Mlapnh
benediction. A special business meet
in; Willi held M 9:30 It which time an
amendment to the toy-law: was voted.
'rilh board of director» of the Town
Union are an follows:
tillnlrmunwiiirs. 'lieo Davin.
Vlt‘o illiuit’mttlmmi‘fl. Charter it.
tliltlnchlicll.
llooordlnn Secretory—«Mm. ii. (i.
Hill-rec
thuronpondlnu Hecrolllry~hllad ll)"
dill Honor.
'ltrouallrcrwhirn. ll. Il_ Pillow.
Auditormhira. Prank Muller.
Mendamea W. W. illlltea. John W.
hell. Kate Palmer Hunter, Sarah ‘Ill.
Hippies. lotion Gregory. Frank litur-
lin. Gemini 1“. F00“. Thain“ BIN»
Daniel Gould. E. 0. Allied. C. H. Jim
thereon. to. J. Taylor, .1. Wallace Mur-
vlh. James H. Scalar. Kate Thoma. "
finmtlcl Hopkins. Charles R. Chllltaf.
w. (l. lineup. Jamal it. Woivh. in.
Richard Bullion and Him Moment
MacDonald. lltioiao ’Byiilltoli, Horror»
Bundling” and flows m ’
—rcll Hut: Niall? on DAY,
7-panenser touring oar, limousine and‘
taxicab. Tel. 102648.
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litilllil Inooitss‘
The directors oi the United 8mm
'Meiai screen Company. in which Nor-
walk men and capital are largely in-
tore-tad. hold a meeting in south Nor.
walk Tncaday. The company hall on-
titled a floor of the 140th Blilt mill.
ilu (.lrand street, Nor-walk. and will
[soon begin their manufacturing. The
,dlrectora visited the plant of the E.
.w. lliiea Company. in llrcolilyn. wlluro
;$10,000 worth of machinery made for
giliti company in ready for iillipmeni to
gNorwulk.
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SPINAL! IT HAYEI' IKT.
Choice Native it‘owlli. lilo.
Native Broilers. lite. lb.
Lam Roasting Chickens, 200 lb.
hails Spring Lamb, 12m 11).
it"oreqnartar Lamb. Be “lb.
Spring bomb Chops. tic.
Blow Lamb. do.
Prime Rib heart. lztsc.
Loan Pot. Roast. 10ft.
Brash Shouldara. 1296c.
Fresh Home. 10o.
Loin Peril Rout. itc.
Numismatic Imam. He.
PM Hide Pork.
Sirloin Bloch. lac.
Round Steak. 16c.
Mapped Beef. I the. 250.
”10th m, 130 ll).
M buoy Calm, to root: 3 for tile
. PERI ‘ . Nov. ill, ”:8 . -
lln tho First Conflofltlonll chapel. M) ' ‘ p n m
twn moat ancoeufui. Coming so up}
proprialaly too, the day before the
, two college tutua battle for suprem-
mer‘n house ill phonic-d to the horse loi
atop and lumped ofl oi the convey-3
“0..
min! Yuan Shi Kai announced to!”
that the rebate attacked the Imperial
tom tn the vicinity oi Hanbow no-
terday. The" wan her-co «hung. but
in delta] this his feet beenme‘
entangled in the rain. which he badl
ncy on the Yale held at New Haven. dropped and he fell heavily to the:
While dinner wau well attended and tho’ muflr‘fmz'ml'“ "mm 'm‘ modern. in ac dot“. he numerical
i sociability or the occasion baa never AHOY. China. Nov. l8.-—Tha fmin bla faithful horse and the bent startedt
vboen surpassed. ““ consul. m" aaaumod control of “Got. Ir. Domain. who in a bi: fellow-p
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= The ladies who served Ware IDDN" “Pl MI produce of mind and al-.
l _ imperial custom and the poem-co .
tort-tel) attired in white. with frock: and m. d n on 3, mm tboogb being around aloha. managed.
“a bee lowered. vera til I
out others. For favors little footballa.I have n 8. ‘ y
ito reach around and grab the, reins:
> t before Amoy'daclarod ior a republic.
land by alerting colloidal-able omnnthi
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.tied with either blue or orange rib the imperial authority became lilo Inccaoded in bringing the horse tol
fecllvo and the console refuse to re-'
f- .
inc Ia stand-till in lime to prevent him-cite
mile the pmtialonal
governmentinon being rolled under the wileell
of the wagon.
‘ ti utbortt ’ l
' 3:0an2%?ggimihstazl‘tli‘of‘be mil Hr. Bartram sustained sundry bruit-i
mm, ’ ' .m and abrasions about the arms and.
Rout Turkey. with dmolnu Tho revolutionary fo . are wwwlbody‘. but was this to continue bloi
Mashed Potato“ Sweet Pot-tour in "DH“ and datachmia'nu oi I”(artwork and was on the lob brilhl‘ and5
, (‘ lberriua ' y gearly this morning. although aomtr'
m ad men have been not to the Interior
what lama u a reault of his expo-n.
The chap
l at was nioo neatly decorated.
Music was filrnlahed during the cv-
:onlnu by the Egbert. Club orcheutra.
WIA‘THIR FORIGAIT
Fair and colder tonight and Sunday.
a
.TWO (1st
illitttl lull tilt ill
lllul Bill itititl
John Wilson Badly Injured When
Run Over by Wallace Park’s
Wagon
John Wilson. of New Canaan avenue.
Broad River. was quite painfully in-
jured late yesterday afternoon. He
was mousing the highway. and all he
stepped out of the way of Walter Haw
lilnn' horse and wagon. he went in
front of that of Wallace Parks, who,
collects fat and bone-ll from the locali
butchers. .\ll‘. Pat'ha' horse was. drawn
lug about six hundred pounds of mil-i
tcrlal which he had collected for his?
lot tending plant. and the horse knock-i
cd Mr. Wilson down. while the two!
right whoola of "the wagon passed over’
Mr. \l'lloon‘a right shoulder and hip?
Ho was badly injured. it being fear
ed that the right shoulder was broth;
en. idltur it was found that the end
of the collar hour: when fractured. '
Waldo Cubic, (‘leorgo Ross and (.‘har i
they asslutcd the injured man into the:
lured man. later he was taken (0‘.
his home in the- automobile oi Dr.‘
Hitchcock. ‘
IISDLVEIDY FEAIIED :
IV THE B. & Id"
MANCHESTER. N. it. Nov. ll.~—'
in New Hampshire are touched uponi
by Prentdent Charla- 8. Italian. of that
ll! railroad. the Wm or
which have failed to obtain a mat,
of the present lease to the Boston dz:
Maine which expires January 1. in,
his communication President Mellon;
said In part: é
”rile mater portion of the mileaae‘
of the lemd lino: in New Hampshire?
in at the present time far from sell-1
aupportihs. considering present condl-i'
tiona surrounding railroad operation;
in that state. and is fast coming to Del
so great a burden. it may become a
necessity to reduce the rental- pald if
not by negotiation with the owners int
last resort. through the medium ofE
the courts and a receivership.
“Nothing but the oupport siren thel
Boston I: Maine in the present crisis;
in its aiiaira by the New Haven has
thus iar saved it from such a recourse.‘
"You should not look upon this main
tor as indicative of a disposition to
treat you other than fairly. but rather
that we are partners in misfortune M‘
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illitlll liil
Hill iHE till"
the Contest in New Haven,
This Atternoon
llililltlllihllllhlltti _
lilillillii silo
Players Dislike a ‘contest in
Which Weather flan Figures»
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 18.~—The tow-
though Bertram (6. Si"-‘"““"“ U“ m“! lice lirown happened to be nearby. and “3' football banners 0! Princeton on”)
more haunted defiance at the Cerulean 1 ‘
. limited. many a; the loaiiurn havlnit' llla ii. lilaclletonc. allowed llcrrolls- . rcsidoncc- of George W. Mllle. Dr. Dexv Yale in the streets of New Haven '9'
Then been all times in the court oi yester- tor Hitchcock and D1" A. ll. Baldwin-(13L but with a southeast rainstorm.
enthusiasm of lite "“0““ la amnion: day“ ”mo“ 0' M” trial and m one, “‘9’“ “Willow“ and “lieu‘k‘d the ill-{sweeping in item Lonx 1818M Sound
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lit a hurricane pace. bothhannera and
bearers seemed to be bodraggled and ..
dispirilcd. at least during the toro-
noon, over the pmspectn of a good
football teat on Yale Field, later in
the day.
it has been many a year along
Princeton came to Yale under are:
strenuous weather conditions, a}
. (The unsatisfactory railroad conditions. though moist welcomes have 50”
some times been extended in jun‘llav‘
town.
Yale ind her-rm w
m :1...qu our.“ m," hum a connittrae oi the am we an in w attractant-iv
mwhtlamll‘
«.mmmIfi-m, '
no score in her pain with the add , .
ontbeeune afternoon and and. t.
somewhat similar conditions. '
Footballlata dltliko to play t it!“ «v
cornered game in which the mathal . '
has a hand and holds strong olld'l.
principally because of the film
in handling punts and the poor no.
ing. The element of luck baa nubile
listened much larger in such cont,”
than under dry conditions. . " g
Each player was implored by the 5
coaches to hold onto the hall at. all
haurda.
Spare suite were also provided by
the trainers. in order that the play”!
might have a complete change he-
tween the halves, with little paokofl
of main. which the cadets round cloth
a clinging factor in the aim with ,
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(Continued on Math Page.)
WNW" PM“. of the province to micro order.
Olives , vt‘h lance.
l ‘ Pic Todaya report from Chan: . ow ...._..-.-.
l um” are that the factions there have reach-
, . B d ”m Buttgm on“ ad an uranium. and the fighting has
I co (.ream 7 ~
Confectionery
The committee in chemo of the
illlDPIl‘ \tua compmed oi Erna-t W.
loan-0d. The casualtln are laid to
have been lower than waa at lint
thought.
. . ._. .mm .W -a ..
L" FE Ilfllflllfl’i‘
:aultinx from conditions neither of ill
tip meponillblo for. which conditions;
w laro hearing so severely upon the Boo»;
,uIIIBM u“ IET {ton & Maine at the present time. it‘
’ ”I.‘.Tlo”3 ”EFE‘T i mil-t save every dellur it can to ilre-' NEW HAVEN. N03.‘1.T:t:.truflm
coupon Nov to -'l‘he Venuual~l“"° ‘“ ”WM!” 3‘1 "”“M'h'mhwb “d? J”: ’3“
an comm hi”. W,“ cable “"0”" k . and killed or up an . pi
The stockholders of tho Suncoo .
roll new outta .
jRyder. chairman; Kenneth N. 001-
! burn. Harold A. Baldwin. Charles M
ldient and Herbert E. Baldwin.
‘ The India who aunt-M in the work
lot preparing the copper wm Ira. it
is. Atlanta. hire. A. H. Baldwin, In.
,A. w. Austin. litre. Clvariea r. Ryder.
; Mrs. W. u. Baldwin and Miss Gilbert.
v'l‘lle clipper Willi curved by the menu
bore of tho ind Word Circle. of the
. church. ably bonded by the circle preli-
jidont, Mn. .l. Wallace Marvin.
‘ today from Duncan informing tilin-
IIB'IEII “I. that ox-Proaidont Castro. at the hoadi
norm KILLED
Nllw aauuawlcx. N. J.. Nov. 18.
~1‘bo two men who manned the on—
;ina oi the Pomaylvanla train which
jumped the track while tailing a cron-
over switch near Monmouth Junction
taut event“. are dead. It. A. Hartle-
dale. lite anoint-er. and .l. C .Ramaey.
the firemen died early this moi-ulna.
Theinllway company attributes the
escape from lnltlry or the libel-linen
in the three coach" that left the rail-
bohlnd the locomotive to the tact
that the train carried all atael care.
Hardly a pane of plus was crooked
in the can.
of a considerable body of revolution-;
late. has met with a tliautroua dame?
near Han Crlotobal.
(Tutu-o'- vb'nabouta baa been a
mum at considerable unocmintrt
for moral months. The Vamuolan
outlini- have allowed little new of
him or of tile pmant revolutionary
movement to lift tbroulti. The tilt.
patche- from mlahborln; countries
have made it evident that a revolt of
some carton-null was either brewing!
or already launched. but meat of that
advice- hava carotully incl-ted thati
Centre had no part in the proposed up»
mills.
't‘he moot. recent new: on the Illu-
ioct earn» from Willamltad. Come.
on Thursday taut. This was that C»-
tro wan milling on his estate at till-
cute. Colombia. on the Vemualan
frontier. Oucula ll to" than to nation
from Baa Cristobal. where Castro's
defeat in reported.
The moment that Chitin creased
the matter he would that himulf tabs
to face with scrim opposition. PM
idem Games has had 8.000 men mo-
bilised near the border. ready to tell
m M
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uncommon toll
IOMITHiNO INTIHIO'HNO FOR
THI LADiII.
W.-—Ounn—
in today's tune of The Hentluel will
he iound a complete toilet outfit offer
that will prove interacting to the rud-
ero at The sentinel. Thin iii otrlctly
confined to our subscribers. and can u""“" .IooT'I.
not he purchased anywhero also it: '9". .E.‘E"EI
shun. Nomad or Nowoil. The outfit _
constant of eight itinerant articles. all QCRANTON. Pa. Nov. id.-WIlllam
of the but quality. and would cost in Peter motile. :1 years old. at Kine
any more not. without the ones. B7 awn. P... discharged Thursday from
tailingadvanlau ut the millionth cm» the United titataa moi-ell mire.
pan offer you can secure the entire we: arrested only thin morning for
mnilt. melted in a neat cue. for ear. the illumi- mm mm in-
Corning at this time of the year. it van 0. 150$.er the mil-manna . .‘
will make a most acceptable Christina! Railroad balm Taylor Ind thll city, W” “A “an“. opportunity“
gift and one which will be appreciated loot omit. Milli. mm to tin
by the feminine, membera of the fur hilltop. it. «Min: in insulin with
“a
lltilntiu mm
Valley road nu instructed their com-‘
ittea to ascertain if a ntlafaclory
urranlament could be made with the;
Boston a hiatus for the joint om:
lien or line. and if not davlu acme
other plan for the operation of the
road on January 1. The Buncoolt
stockholders will meet in thin city No.
umber it.
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LIME Show.
On the conclusion of the business
muting of the Eureka Rebekah
lodge, l. 0. 0. R. which won held.
last evening. the ladies provided an
entertainment which was meet pleat
log to all. George Keeling and lilti-
wurd Bartram provided a notch
which was decidedly clever and at-
forded those present not a little plea-
sure. The cellist-tug then indulped or
rather participated in a peanut race
which was won by Hamldtiinrmm.
On Monday evening the entertain-
ment committee will hold a mutt“
with Mrs. Frederick 1‘. Lyon. or it
Henry otmt. at which time armin-
wwlllhenlndolbramrlmenp»
par. which will be served in honor of
the proud client, who will be present
alibomoiiatoobolioldon boom-
but i. livery member to renamed to
‘bo was ammonia. pleaded guilty ”out
line. at a local bottling who who”
murder in the mood degree yum
day in the superior court and was nil-t
tended to ‘qu" Dillon for life.
The cheating one the outcome d"
domestic troubles and was rpm
lar, taking place in full View til"
number of the wodhmen at the "in
tilnp works. 0n the morning of “it
11 Mrs. Hopkins want to her him
band'o place of employment to
him. An angry discussion folio "
and Hopklnvordmd her away
compelled her to loan the plum
Late in the afternoon abs null 39¢
peered at the place and upon-bad,
ed her husband. displaying a to
veil. M be new bar coining ha .
to get away. His Wife. however,
four shots at him. three of them ti!
in; eifect. He died at the has”
an hour later. . -
Mn. Hopkins was indicted M
murder in the iii-It degree audit ’
been expected that Illa would
brought to trial next week.
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We wish” to‘ “taint our
thank: to:- tho hm and a
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