. i
. etynanem‘ in the
Rt paper and watch as ,
news spread. Morale L
If you want to spread . , .
{23: your business sdver-‘
R9 the it in a newspaper.“
Annotated R-ren News from All Port- er the World by a Special Wire and Our Own Doom».
illlWlllSWI
RRR ll n
, nouns
Willing They Should Decide the
Points to Be Submitted for
‘ Arbitration
in RRRRRRRRRR RRR
liill RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
To Be Settled Along With the
Men’s Demands for Better Wages
NEW YORK, July 19.——Tlie eastern
railroads engaged in
versy with their 80,000 traiumen and.
conductors indicated last night their
willingness to leave with the board
of mediation and conciliation appoint-
ed by President Wilson the decision!
as to which questions are to be sub;
nullted l‘or arbitration under the New-
lands amendment to the Erdmnn not.
In a letter to the leaders of the
traiumcn, the conference committee,
of managers said it Seemed to them
“that the immediate difference cl;
opinion relating to the points to be
submitted for arbitration is a matter
to be considered by the board of medi-
ation and conciliation.“
The managers had reference to
also demands that “all questions on
pay and workingconditions” be set-
tled along with the men s demand for
better wages
A definite statement that the Roads
would abide by the mediation boards
decision, even it‘ it ruled out all but
the trainmen‘s present demands, was
lacking in the managers“
night. The roads
that they would insist upon
tions" being arbitrated. but their lot
Rtor this evening was so phrased as
to lead the tRRRlnuch‘s leaders to be-:
lieve that the lOiltls would abide in)
whatever dci- lslon the mediation board
anti, 'ht make.
The men relic-rated their anpose to
demand that u Rneetlng of the media
tlcn board he held at once and imit-
R.‘ill.t‘(l that ii strike. would no called
within th‘li‘)»it)lll‘ hours after it the
road refused to sign RR stipulation that
mph the men. sRlemamls RR as to be sub
rallied lot RRrIRiRRRRlioRR. ’lho RRRRRRR hope
the meeting with Rho iltilllll
iRR-hl Monday.
Seth Low, president of the National _
addressed the rRRiiR3
R‘ileR i-‘cderation.
l'R‘illll managers in RRRRRRI‘tRR‘RRRRRRc yeslel'»
Ri.R.v.
thought of submitting Rhclr grievances
to arbitration at this llllit‘.
Board will Organize Today
\‘R'AHlliNli‘l‘tiN. .iniv In
tRRRiRR'RRl “Wild at mediation and cone ll
Rulinn will hold ilu llet Rum-ling lllll‘
«my R0 organize and prepare. for fun
lili'tliltll' eon :lRlRRRRntlon uR' liil‘ R-nntR-o-
versy between the lCRRRRtR-ru railroads
and their iR‘ilJiliti trniumen RRRRRi l‘iillilllt‘v
tors, .
The Will \RRRRR fanned into )‘t‘iilt‘l‘iliM/
by Judge William l.RR.RR ('IRRRRRRlRRRR'RR.
\RiiRRRRRR appointment Rig i‘lilliiill‘eriIlli’l‘
with thorn of Rho other llll'iilllt‘l'it‘ ol‘
the board \‘R‘tlii soul to llli‘ senate lit‘W
tetday.
:IiiuRR
An iilt‘ii' iRRRRRRRRRllnRRe l‘tilllll’lil‘
In RRRtRRRRRiRerRRd RRRRR'R Rip iRRRlRR: v
i‘RliRRRRRbRRru lRR colon nip-ml with plain!
lRRr thRR Imltlilu wolk. 'ilRRR ,iiltii'u will
leave Hominy pittbl for New York in
RRlRpl'RRRR with RRRRpR'nneRRtnllvRRRR or ruli~
roads and employees and It in not liinu
.ly that tho RRoRiRR‘oRRRRRny will be brought
lilllt'iiliiy in the nitration of the board
before that limo, 1.
... ... “..-... ......o.
-—-AUTO FOR HIRE.2
it. Lynch. Telephone Bali
......... WW ..4.
AT THE. COUNTRY CLUE.
Today in cblldrens day at the .R'mn
walk Country Club. There will Ran n
Punch and Judy show, ice cream
cones and other juvenile attractions,
What—W
wDancing nt iloton every night.
a wage contro-‘
RRRRRl till ill » _
an ill RRRRR
Frightened Passengers lumil
From Windows Alter Engine
Derails Near Merlden
MERIDEN, July lee-Engine No;
1346. a big Pacific type locomotive.
hauling the Boston express due herd
at 7 :11, was derailed near Holt’n
Bridge, about one mile from the city)
when both driving rods broke. 'l‘hel
big engine leaned to the eastward;
the two driving wheels leaving the
iron. .
The thrashing of the driving rods
struck a valve causing steam to ese
cape, which drove both fireman and
engineer'from the cab. The steam;
percolated through the train and
caused a panic among the Passengers;
most of whom ran .lrom the cars;
some jumping from the windows.
Many of the passengers walked to the
Moriden station from the scene of:
the w.rcck
The New Haven train leaving bier:
idea at 7 .2.) took orders to call the’
New Haven wrecker at Wallingfordf
in the meantime an extra engine was
dispatched to the scene to hike the
train to its destination. No one was
injured.
Death in Engine Blow-up
HOUSTON, Tex, July lit-«The ex-
plosion ot‘ the locomotive of a. pas-
senger train on the Texas and New.
Orleans railroad between Houston and
Riieaumont yesterday brought almostl
instant death to Engineer Alfred Ty-
ler and Fireman G. s, Montamut, bothl
of Houston. Two mail clerks and 5qu
passengers received minor injuries
when the basgwc and mail cars were"
derailed following the explosion. i
TWO STAMFORD MEI
GHAIIBEII WITH AHSDN
S’l‘AMFORD. July 19.~Michacl Cost
letter last“
have maintained .
“all dues» ’
lie urged iIRR-RRR to abandon any.
R'l'llRR new i
' iiny sMool i‘xllRlliRillili lRRRIRlRRRp tRR
‘ doubling \vRRRR RnRRRuleRRi by RRi-Rirl
,RRnno, a saloon keeper, amt Fortunate:
:Spnnga, a laborer, are being held by.
,tho police without bail today on a
charge of arson.th is alleged that all
Rtho instigation of the saloonhcepoi.
Spunaa saturated the floor of tho Sin
loop with kerosene oil team and them
set lite to it The police, previousN
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SKTUBDAY, JULY 19. 1918
‘iiliii SiliiiiiS
SllRl R liilll .
K RR All"?
Building and Burned the .
Furniture Last Night
iiiill Pillliil lHil WERE
iiiiliiii iii iiilili iiP
Outbreak Follows Speech By
Daniels Against lied Flag
SEATTLE, Wash, July lit—IR party
of United States marines and sailors
from the Pacific reserve fleet, most of
the sailors wearing the name bands of
the cruisers Colorado and California.
started last night to “(.Rlenn up that
town," as they expressed it, by attack~
ing socialist. and industrial Workers.
of ”the World headquarters.
A second party of men l‘rom the
Pacific reserve lieet attacked the big‘
industrial Workers headquarters on
Washington street. in the southern;
part of the city. The contents of the
building were dragged into the street.
and a. bonfire made of them.
Waving United States flags. the
storming party SRvooped down on that
cart newsstand of hliisrd Price, at
socialist orator. The car; was broken
to splinters in a moment and the his:
stock of socialist papers and megaJ
zines were torn, tossed into the street
(Continued on Eighth Page).
nns. WOLFE 8lllK
WITH APPENDIBITIS
Word has been received by
Robert .\i. wont»
Mayor
of South .\0R Rv,ulk
to the effect that his wife is sellousiw
iii in a Paris, RlR‘rRRRRRRo) Hospital with
warned had men stationed theta, and i a govern attack of appeadlt ltls Mayor
‘ z“anti-sled Spanga as he ran lrom the
plate. 'l‘h saiooukoepor was arrested
‘iilliltiltl immediately afterwards in his
rooms over the saloon.
pm the names out after much damage
had «been done. The polite Rlnlm thev
have midi-pug with h is to the clTRchlt
that the MiltIOlIlRt't‘lit‘l planned the job
IRRRR'aRRsRR at business troubles
.4..- ...... . .
i ~R-l)iili(.‘lllg at ltolon every night.
TWO MEN Mill GIRL
GAUGHT Iii FIRE
i ......m...
’ mew Yiililx'.
RRRRRRR llIlii a girl.
illliil‘ RR burning Iol‘i building in.
\\‘RRni ’i’RvRRiIllRRliR .RRiR'RRRRt. yRRHlR-i‘RIRR}
stood helpless amid the llRRnRR-e RRRRiiiR
lianr R'iRRliRlRtu took liR'RR. They were;
liliiil'l.“ when lirRRRRnRRR look them doqui
llli'i
'l'ho three \l’i'i‘l‘ bnRiiy iRlII‘Ill'il.
and with lhRRRRRR others were IRRlRRn lRR
hospitals, .
The tire RRlRRR‘tRRii on iiil‘ llRiR‘Rl liool'i
and hoped quickly In Rio.- R'ool’, ‘i‘lRo‘
and
July lll.'*"’
RRi'
ill l'R-RRI.
bRRliRRn RnRRRRIRRIRRRlRRrRRRRR. l‘anRRnRRlRRiR
li‘ \\ oi ilitR RRRupiRvRR n hill in pRulRRlRl Ru
RRoRlR v hen the blunt.R bioito out,
.... .... .....R. M. was"...
LEGS UIMB 22R: LB
FOREOUABTEHLAMB 120
Riow iumb, iiiRR,
Hill chops. lilo.
Loin chops. :iilv.
liRRRRi' liver. ilit‘.
Hbouhier steak. IRR‘.
Hamburg amok, inn,
iiinoiicl shoulders, the.
Veal to want. 'liiP‘Zilt‘.
iinanl, hoof. iiiRR-L’ZRR.
i‘ot‘u, Iihe Rloz.
Peaches. He at.
The livers Meat and Provision (in.
mm
The llx‘cmcng
i
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l'wo ytillllKl
trapped on the sixth:
‘. from
A good any. pays in the belt paper.
Wolfe. is constricting the advisability.
of leaRiRn: for i-‘ Rance on ’an-siinv uRR\t
the first Inuit be "in tRRiRRR. ‘
-\ {RRRR Rims aao RR iRRRlR-r RRamc Rolling
Iol lllp good limi- .\iRs. Wolfe and May-
or \\"‘soltv alsRRRR \llss ("leorgiamr
Wolfe. Wt‘lt‘ inning. ‘l‘l-nn vRRRRteR'dRRv
t'illilt‘ the cubic" ltllll with the sad tli
. i into that hlrs ' n RR .
ran iRRRR i~ “out had bun admit
‘ i
led in tin hospital with :RppRnRiitthis
.\ lanR R-ablogiam gate the added in-
i‘RoantloRR illlll RRRR opR- union had been
R‘nRRi'oRRuR ll and llRRRR peilmnltla had not:
ill. ihuR ililiiiilil: llRR RR use RRRosR actions
but: her word is R-xpietml from i‘aRIs
this afternoon.
R-«iiRRRRRRlnR: nl lloiou t‘l‘t‘l'\' night
time nine inane
series more venue
liiINli Klix‘ti. i'ililtll. .lnly Ill. The
RRR-vRRR'RRRRR-RR of the lif‘iH'liil‘iR oi‘ itRR‘RRRRnR
'i‘RRRnR. of which the capital is l'RRuRRRRR
lin- i‘l'lill’iii RtRRRRRR‘RRmRRpl RRR
king, was proclaimed
RRRRRR-R‘nnrRtRRRRR-RRRRI RRl’
’l‘iRRR
['(R.
RRRRIRRy M the
ltwnnn'l‘ona.
atR\‘RRR'RRRRRunoRRRRR'nl declares llilil
.Riw provincial (‘iilllil‘ii iRnRR appointed
him notvR‘RRoNuRRRRRrul RRnRi l'iiiiilliillltllti“
iRRRi-lilnl‘ l'o lend the southern
RiziRlRRRRt Home of Provisional i’rnRRlR
Rlonl ‘R‘unpwivlbi lR'RRu, This step into
been Hilton. he inn-a. on account of
V‘unp Hbi ltnl‘u despotism and policy
t‘iill‘illiili'll to ruin the itopubile.
The now-rnconcurred RiRRRRlpR-oa he
will guarantee the protection of pron
erlt‘ in the district under his control
it'nnpu
Maurice Parent. of Booth Norwnik,
has resigned his position as RR reporter
on the Norwnlk flour. an be in in poor
health. Mr. Career will leave Nor-
wnik. ’l‘uenday. for Wailingi'ord, Conn.
where he will receive proper treat‘
ment.
.... a a... ______ AW
Mrs William A Clark, of South
.‘R‘or aik. is quite ill at her home.
.. lii'llliiill
RRRRRRRTRRRRRRRR
. RRRRRRRRRR lliilii
New Turn in Negotiations for
More wages ma important
Conlerenoe in Metropolis
Neomery
. _+__.. ‘
NEW ‘HRAR‘VEi‘l, July 19.'——The local
chairmen of the Order of Railway Don-
doctors and thd Brotherhood of Rail-
road Tralnmen on the New Haven
system, the men who represent each
lodge of the two orders on this road.
left here for' w. York yesterday
morning on a col tram C. 8. Brigham,
general chairmtin ot the conductors,
and John L. Bows, general chairman
of the trainmea. The head of each
lodge or the two organizations are
being called to New York because of
the new twist it: the situation as be-
tween ths two orders and the railroad
companies involved in the general de-
mand for better pay. As has been told
the railroads are going to insist that
all matters between the roads and
their trainmen and conductors shall be
made subject. to arbitration. They de-
mand a 20 per cent. increase in wages
and the railroads are demanding of the
arbitrators. to be named under the
Newlands law, a‘20 per cent. reduc-
tion in the wages of the men.
only their demand 3118“ be al‘bitl‘flmd'RRRRtually been made but he said Ather~ ‘ passengers get off the car. but they
and this has caused another and :1 Rio-3
Rious hitch in the negotiations.
\t nuv rate the situation is such as‘
to demand the presence of the JOCflii Mulhali was excused late this at when he went bv.
chairmen 0i both unions at a meeting tornoon until MondaR morning, on tho-i
in New York. The local chairmen 0‘ ground that he was tired after a. week i lease was a. serious one,
each 0i’ the other 42 railroads mVOii'of continuous testimony. The commltaidrlvers of
ed in this matter will be there.
When the 10cm chairmen come back
to this section they will have full ln-R
formation, so far as they can get
it from the general chairmen of what‘MMmed he
is doing. Then meetings will be hold
such as those held a few days ago in
this city and other cities on the New
Haven and throughout the east where
the local chairmen told the rank andi
lilo of the membership of the road the
truth about the situation. One of the
local chairmen on leaving for New
York said he had studied the sltua-R
tion as closelv and carefully as he
could from newspaper reports and had
determined that he didn't. know wheth-'
er he would come back with a strike
order or news of another soc'alicd
peaceful settlement.
There are eleven lodges of conduct R
ore and 24 lodges of the trainmeu on
the New llRRRiRu system. They will
confer with Mr. Rowe and MR. Brig-
lmnR while the men from the other
roads hold conferences with their gen-
eral chaerRRen.
ASK TBOLLEY GOMPAIW
TO PAY PART 0N illilllilE
’iho pubiii mill RlR-RR Rommlenion will
hold RR bRRRRR‘Ru: next ’l‘lRuraRlay morn-
in. at l0 o'RRloR‘lR in the RRoRuRupRR conn-
R-ll chamber at liR'lRlucpcri. on tho
RIRt‘llllUll oi‘ the Town of Norwalk, rc-
RpRRRsllng RiRRRt Rho R-Runmlssion
the .l‘tllllltRl‘lit‘IIl (”ubiquity to
groove rails on the \‘t'nshington R RR
bridac in Norwuik and also I.) pay
slilwltlll toward the rust ol‘ the militia
’i'iRo prozenl iRR'lRlRtRR in purple. the
:RRllR: RRRR and tho R-opniru ‘iilill
or n pow K‘tllil il' ll‘ bridge. with
draw has iii-on authorized.
been n RliR~RRRRRR‘R-IRRRRRRRRI between the lrni
Ivy economy and the town RRRR R
lny
allure of the coal, that the trolley"
R-otupnny shall bear
There have been W‘Vf‘l‘ill collim-
tilit‘i‘it between leR lll'iRlito ('omRRRiierog
and the i‘oRRRRR-RRRIRRRRl R‘ruupnny repre-
sentatives, ion no satisfactory RRRRRRRRRRRR
RRRnni could be RRR-nRiRRRRi.
LEd’l‘EFR BEARD FROM.
Mali-r i Corgi” forunu'ivnNorwnlk
rnpRthRRd and pop a llRlRIRteRRRoRi lR‘RRal.
aloft man. who in spending his vnRRRt~
lion at. lRiRn-Rl Munch 't‘hnuit, i’n.. in
remembering his friends here with
poelni cords. Mr. Hill] hire. (.‘argill
are enjoying ilRuRnsRRives gently, ac»
cording to the tenor of Rho RRRntmneRna
on the cards. and heater in securing
a much-needed rest.
“Auto to hire. 1). Travis.
1410 and 02M.
Tole.
0n the.
other hand the two unions insist that'
til'lli'l' .
l
u alRRRRi
'i‘hRRRRRR lR:RRRR
RWEATHER FQRECAST.
Fair tonight, slightly cooler.
Aliiiiiii AN
iii Mi’i iii
BilliiiiMP RS
Martin M. Mulhall Admits He
lies No Positive Information
on Subieei
...——
an H. R. RRRRRRRR
Complains of Being Stored nut
' oi Centenance
WASHINGTON, July ISL—Martin M.
Mulhall yesterday gave the Senate lob-
.by investigation committee his story
or the alleged effort in 1907 or 1908 to[
bribe Samuel Gompers to desert the
cause of labor and support the poli-
cies advocated by the National Asso-
'standing trolley car, on the side where
‘hour.
iiiii liilliiii iii Still HIM’
charge of reckless driving of a mo-
clatlon of Manufacturers. He admitted
he had no positive information that
attempt to bribe Gompers hao-
. an
ton BRownell of New York had out-
lined the plans to him and had toidi
him of what was to be done
tee held a. session last night to bear R should obey the laws for the salts or
the testimony of S W. McClaRe ct
Paterson, .‘ J.. now a candidate for.
Congress. and with whom Muihali
worked throughout
‘campaign of 1910 when Met} lave was
running against Williau Hughes .
The committee opened the Gompers
incident yesterday when newspaper
Rllppings appeared, showing that (‘Rom-
Rpers had made the bribery charges
before a court in 19th and that Presl
dent Van (‘ leave of the manufacturers
;nsnoclation had denied all connection
with them. \iulhall said he had been
Referred by Van Cleave and Schwede
‘ning his machine over 10 miles an
ghour at the time. and that there was
! “0
followed to appeal in bonds of $300.
thei
fthirst quencher. tonic and appetizer.
man to Mr Browucll in New York
who claimed to be conducting a pub-
licity bureau for the association
5 llroRRncil told him. he said. that a;
man nalued lilaudonlmrg \vns follow-R
lug (iompers: that they had it plain?
fixed up by which lher expected tot
net ' the labor leader- , and that theyi
were positive they Roulil not tail, Mal-l
Yhail said he warned them they would
that succeed and later advised Van;
it‘leavc to tho same RRfftRRi r;
i \RRRR t‘RleaRe left New iork suddenly: R,
‘le R witnesg said after telling him lllilLR
in bad ueRRR-lv ‘fulleu into RR trap.‘
He sold llli'\ RRRRRRRRRl him in go down
iio mRRRi thoRRR pe,bple ltlii be got a.
tip not to ping lillllt‘tl hiulhnl‘l. 'llo;
told me he thought llrowneil had more
sense lllliit to no into it trap of lililll‘
hind." i
’l‘lllg was the extent of iliulimll‘s
lilltini'tlgl‘ of the matter. but he in
islated that from the lil'tRl’inllu iut'ot
.RRmtlon ho hurl he lR’iIlil'R‘ ol‘ the phih
liRRRi inui bRRR ll till l(it‘l to force (lilillll‘l
R'ili into pinning :R document that
would insure his l‘RRlRRR‘R- RRRRilou.
Objects To Being Stored At.
; The “powers story and RRRR one»
pRRRRtRRl oRRRianRR from .\iulhnii, who
lennlplnlnwl that. other-rs of the .\'RR-
‘iituliii
\\ l'l RR
Anuorlulintl of .\lRRIRRRI‘RRRRIRIRRRRtH
lrvimt "to More him out of
I,RonRRitRRRRRRRRRflo‘ were. liw RRRRiIvRthlnRR l'RRlR-
iRRRRu. of u day in which the noichon'x
lloaned “lobbyist" itll'illiilllil several
ilnnReroRi more oi“ the latter“ relating
Rn campaign and legislative activities.
l'RooRRRRRllugn Win-RR running smoothly
win-p ltobert Met‘ni‘lpr. attorney for
the annRRtaR-RRanrn' association. tried
to interrupt and ask t‘lliillllll n guns
that. The l‘tJliiililli.t‘fl has time fur per R
milled no questioning by outside at—
torncye. i
“GREAT SALE TONIGHT.
From 7 to it p. RRR. tonight. Triangle,
R“. ply collars. ll for title
to customer. Louie. Avrlrk. Posboi‘»
iii-n Block, South Nonwulk.
“Dancing at hoton every night.
n
‘ll‘llt'lt went on the curb us lllt'l‘l!
‘RRRRRiRiRuR drop in thought to have thrown
[and he attended Mr.
*nnd Wail streets.
Only three;
and probably Would have turned over.
RRRRRRRR RRRRRR RR
RRRRRRRRRRRRnRRR RRRRR
Charged With Speeding Past
Standing Trolley in Bridger
port Endangering Lives -
......” ....
BRIDGEPORT, J uly. lit—Riders and
owners of motorcycles will be intereet~
ed more than pleased at the ruling in
the City court this morning. A stilt
line of $100 with costs was imposed on
a motorcyclist for rushing past a,
RRRRRRRRRR 3
ill RR RR
RRRRRRRR
Deiighllul Function Held at finale»R
ledge, the Home oi President
and Mrs. Farrell
passengers alighted, at a rate of speed V W
estimated at trom 121° 17 mm an MM" “ANUSUME ' . . .
PRIZES Siiiiiil ”
Refreshments and other Article
Add in Association Funds
Rlegbt Travis, of lDanbury, who is
in business in Rowayton, was before
Judge Thomas C. Coughlin on the
torcycle on State street, last Sunday,
for which he was arrested by RMotor-
cycle Ollicer Cliilord Gorgas. Travis
was running his machine westward on
the street at a. rate of speed of 17
miles an hour. A trolley car stopped
at Norman street to allow passengers
to disembark, and Officer Gorgas told
the corut that one passenger had to
back up against the running board at
the car to allow the machine to pass.
Travis admitted that he was run-
No more ideal place could ‘11an
been chosen than maguiflc
”Rockledge,” at Hickory Bluff, they
home of Mr. aners. JamesAtfl
roll and family, and no family c. it!
have responded more graciously th
did the Farrells, for the card party?
for the benefit of the Anti-Tubercul, _
Association of Norwalk. A sauce
from the first arrival to the long.
the treasury of the association will
receive a goodly sum from the even
which was a success both socially sail
financially. "Q
The people of The Norwalks tug
always responsive when charity ill
needed and yesterday afternoon wait
-no exception. Over two hundred war
[present at the card party, which Wm
quite as many as was anticipate
This dispensary work is indeed a tidbit!
enterprise and it is only fitting an
proper that it should he so generousln ‘
supported.
The entire occasion was ideal one
Rhone who attended but was delightefli
with what may properly be termed thu
most gorgeous event of the seasons
The afteiuoon was for the ladies. ling
in the evening the ladies were escorteq
by then male friends and relatives, whip
joined in the card games.
The general committee in charge or.
.the card fete acted as a reception com
:mittec. At each entrance to the hug!
4. 0. i'- A. 31-. “'R‘i‘tR installed last (We mansion several of the Tar
hing by Deputy State (‘ouucllorGeorge dies received the guests and Show“
S, (lvorton and suite. of South Nor them the way to the (Restroom ahaR
walk. A large number of members generally looked out for their comfortt‘.
u‘ituessed the installation. The offl- Every courtesy was extended. Th?
R‘RRR‘s installed were as follows: icommlliec wore white gowns with M
plenty of room to get by. He saw
all got to the sidewalk
passed the car.
passenger
before he
lie said that he saw
back up to the car
Judge Coughlin said that the of-
and that
motordrlten machines
the public at large Ho imposed a
line of SW) with costs. Travis was
which he gave.
\l'iliiams' Root Beer is the best
Make it at home. 2c, a quart.
LiNilflLN BOUNGIL
0FFIOEBS INSTALLED
The officers of Lincoln Council, No
R‘.~~~i.R~ro_v Lillillilll. giuR no on tinR arm bearing the red ores!
\‘.‘Rt”.‘.~~v(:oorgo (ivR-rtou. {signlannl ol‘ the auspices nude
u. S.~—(‘. RR Adams. inRRt-RR tho fete was being held.
A. i‘ W Q. Merriam. The players were petmitted to 39*
i"- 1‘ 8.8(‘0lit‘ltL SI RietRR their own tables and liltewllfi
13;; hittit'o ii. 301ml; ithR ir can can! games TheR only stini
lRR.~~lRRRRRoy Wood. .'Motion was that all playint must end,
i-Ix.-l’hlliip Merriam. '.Rt :. o'Rloek for the afternoon session,“ ~
1. l'v'i‘l‘m'if’b Swim. loud in o'clock for the evening alts--
t). l’. aloha Htli'llilizl. iRRRu-th-RR RRRRRR'o made up privately .
JR l'ix. (‘.»-R-R.Rohn 'i‘l‘iRRr. forehand and it did not matter "
S. i'lx. t'.~ Ri'IlnitRl' ltRilRRRi‘lS.
ill'lllllllh‘l » Rl“l‘llllil lR‘RRR R'is.
After the llll‘t'lllltl.
RRRRR'RR served and it
some were RR little late, for it w;
iposslhlo to arrange things this w
I“‘““‘¢"‘”“‘"“R“ because of the fact that, a prize war
social
J.-
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”m“ “i" awarded to the, winner at cat-h table,
jovial. . Tim prlzog were beautiful and
ilRiRtnhRRRRRRd the most favorable ci‘itit‘
ltzlsm. in the afternoon they were
DR'VEB HURT 8' nil pRRRRRRRoiRR for the ladies until ‘
FALL FUUM Fight)“ in the etching thorn, wan a mixture,
ol pniasalu and walking. runes. for the;
‘ RRRRR RRRthmRRRR RRRRRRR wlnm-Rs in home his .
Aaron livelier. of Norwalk, n lll‘it’p' stances. 'l‘he mmfilmwu were. ill 0i!
"1' “W "i lil'ownr & “mom‘s “W“ notacoun RRRRRl \‘Rluying colors, aom ‘i
RRRRRRks. fell from his seat, yesterday ”mm, "m, some pmtRRpuRR-d, The (:3th
RRlRRRRnooRR. and was netlomiiy inbound “...”, espcclailv handsome and wean"
lie was coming out of RR yard in Main _____”
street. rear (‘RRllRRRrino street. and thoi (Continued on third page)
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him. ilRR. rt. ll. Huntington was called
thicker. lie was
taken to his .lRomRR in Franklin avenue.
Mr. lieRRiRer in improving today but in.
in a dangerous condition. illn many
friends wish liilll ll RRpRReRiR and com-
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WWW.
'inRet evening the Nowtown avenue
trolley car went off the track about.
luziill o'clock at the corner of Main‘
find it not been tor‘
the now ties that are along the tracks
the car would have gone into the dilclt
The whole line was tied up for twu
hours. No serious damage was done.
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Norwalk Chronicler