Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 23, 1913 · page 1

I‘ogreeebly perform an
‘i I‘luopleesaut duty.
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sensational) is'io

'IlilHIRIl ill
lililllllll‘il
IIIIIJPHI

Coroner John I. Pbelan. in Re-
porlol the Springfield Express
Wreck, Says It was Accidental

SIIIEIIEII IIIIIIIII’EIEIIIII
III EIIIIIIEEII IIISI’IIIIIEII

Iiionest Difference of Opinion
Regarding Distance Signals

 

 

 

BRIDGEPORT, July 23.——~Neither
Engineer Charles .1, Dohcrty nor the
New Haven Railroad, its servants or
agents is guilty of criminal negligence
in the wreck of the Springfield Ex-
press in Stamford on June 12, accord-
ing to the finding of Coroner .I.

The finding is based on the death of
Ada Pt‘i'ill Kelley, of Chicago who
was a passenger in the ill-fated Pull-
man parlor cur Skylark, which was;
talc-scoped by Engine 1338. and 11111“;
death ls classed as “accidental."

(Continued on Fourth Page.)

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Tomorrow is the day for the SpecialI

Mtge. Look for Missing Word.

IIIIBAS TIIIBE, IIEII MEI,
iiIIIEFS IIAISEII UP

The ceremony or raising

 

 

up the

ERIE IIIMIS

J.
'l’helan, of this city, made public today. '

-lin 111111 IM-mu.‘
margins anal“ ,

BIIII IIIIHE
IIIII EREIIIII

President Underwood Finally
Agrees to Accept Arbitrators’
Award

MEIIIIIIIIIS IIIII SEE
MANAGERS IIIIIII

Hope They Will Agree Not to
Submit Their Grievances Now

 

 

 

 

‘NEW YORK,.July 23.—’1‘he Erie
road informed the board of media-
tion and conciliation last night that it
would return to the conference com-
mittee of managers that is handlingI
the Eastern railroads’ side of the con-I
t1‘o1e1'sy involving the thieutenedg
strike of 110,000 trainmen and con-I
ductors. Through President 111. l).
Underwood it was'nnnounced that the

 

 

Inystelii was prepared to accept any
a1‘vnlds that might be 111111111 by any
fede1nl arbitration board appointed
I under the Newlands Act.

The l‘lrlo tangle was cleared upI
Iafter a day of conferences during:
' which the mediators put aside, for the
time, the larger proposition of get
ting the roads and their men together
on an understanding as to what de-
minds are to be submitted for arbi-
tration.'1‘he Erie‘s position tlilsII
I morning was that it could not afford
to grant the wage increase demanded
from all the roads in general 011 this
Igl‘ound the road last week withdrew
from the managers Conference, witnI

 

'11111 means of exit.

1- muse-.1» rue-ism ruin AIM-ne’er Ir

scorn" Noamm. commandant)“. JULr as. me

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hmmmn

Plunderoll 111 1.1.. Silver While
its Was Reading in the
Study Nearby

Although the Dorian constables have
been secretly working, during the past
few days, upon the case, it became
openly known today tor the first time
that the beautitui home or Dr. George
F. Pentecost, at 'l‘okeneke, was the
scene of adoring burglary, last Fri-
day evening. A thief, presumably e1
man, entered through s. halt-open door
from the trout porch into the dining-
room of the house, and gathered $200
worth or silver and table linen into n
begwhile Dr. Pentecost sat reading
in his studio, a few feet-distant. tile
said today that he heard not the slight-
est soundirom the room wherein the
robber worked so successfully.

Dr. Pentecost said this morning that
the robber must have entered through
the dining~room door, because it was
the only entrance in the building
which was unlocked al.-the time.
of the family were at home, he said,
but all had retired except himself. 1111
figures that the thief slipped iii through
the door about 11 p. in. Then, he
says, something must have frightened
the man and warned hiili to not make
his retreat in the same direction. [or
he chose a. door from the basement for
To reach this, he
had to open a (1001‘ leading from the
kitchen down to the cellar. All of the
work was done without the slightest
noise.

"Some of the articles stolen,” said
Dr Pentecost today, “were things
which Mrs. Pentecost had purchased
only that morning. There were for
instance, some 'nr‘ticies of table linen,
doliles, etc, in the kitchen cupboard.
The silverware was in the diuing- 400111.
1 have no idea who committed the
theft, and no suspicions. 1 how: no
reason for implicating any of my scr-

chiefs of Uncas Tribe ‘NO' ”'6 ““I' “V ‘ a result that the committee reprc-I I 1.1nts, and the only thing 1 can Bill IS

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Hymn

Anniversary 1111111 souili Nor-
walk Municipal Electric Works:
With rum Paid For

 

Mayor Robert -.M Wolfe will prob
ably call a meeting of the city coon:
cit or cause a city meeting to be cell-
ed 111 the near future -for the considers
1111011 0: on industrial
mark the anniversary of the South
Norwaik Electric Works, and its clear-
ance tromdebt, ,which will occur this
tall, as o. result of the letter he has
received from .the committee the
council appointed at a recent meeting.
The letter is as follows:

. July 18th, 1913.
To His Honor, the Mayor and the

Honorable Board of Councilmen or

the City of South Norwalk, Conn.
Gentlemen: ‘

The undersigned committee appoint—
ed 'by your honorable Board on the 7th,
instant to consider arrangements rein.

debt of this, city's Electric Works,
which it is expected will occur on or
about. the 13th day of October 1913,

proper.

i. That 11 special city meeting be
you deem it amicable for tht1
the citizens of this city as to the 11111

11011 on or about the 13111 of t)1-tober,'.
and. if 1111' orcd, or the citizens to takoI

for, and hole full charge
celebration?

2. That the sperlnl
composed of 1'10 or

ot.su1'h"-

pageant to.»

world‘hy‘l'mm Wire .11 011va tip-moi. ‘

 

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WEATHER nonsense
Showers late tonight or Thundu'fi

M1fl/fi’d.‘ arw'flr' flIIW 1
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Methodists and Adventists Go to
Borhem’s Pondl floroton, and
Have a F no Time

It was an enjoyable day all the way
through and the t Io hundred people,
young and old alike‘ who attended the
ioint picnic of the st Avenue Meth-

iodist church and the Advent Christian

Church. were delighted with Gorharn's
Grove, Noroton, as In place for an ex
cursion of this kind. ,

There were ball games, races of all
kinds, and many Imposing contests
which 111 participated in and enjoyed.
Some of the eventsi were 1won as fol-
lows: I

Running race—«FIN Greenwood.

‘Simk race—Wallace Palmer

Fat men's mes-11111 bent, Rev. is.
1P. Fairbanks and Ambrose Carpenter,
tie. 'SeCOnd heat, 18. 1P. Fairbanks.

There was also an interesting con-
Itest, called a chewing match A crack-

tive to a 1111 lo celebration to commom- Icr was given to each participant and
crate the complete elimination of theIhe who whistled fl‘l‘st was announced

the winner. To say the least it was
funny to see the contestants attemp'
.to nvhlstle with dry cracker in their

being the date on which the Electric I, mouths.
Works will be 2] years old, begs toI
report, the following SHEEGSIIODS 'I‘Oi‘iand made a number of flile swings.
such (‘UIISIGUIRIIUII “5 1'0“ may like!“ Some took hammocks and swung these

The picnlckers took rope

‘i‘i‘om convenient places.

Iwere generously purchased and prode
committee be excellent.
more members,I

The rocks at the roar of the 11101 1'

called on an early convenient dale it‘ supported Inauy parties at the dinner

DUT‘ hour. proving ideal locations for eai‘ ‘1
pose of obtaining an expression from lug lunch.

11 red Greenwood and Wallace l‘l‘l

vlsnblcncss of holding su1h 11 celebrn- mor braved [he [I‘Frmrg oi the flesh

water pond and erIjoyed a swim.
V.Paddock and Miss Mabel Me

Sllchraotlon so zive such alllhm‘lm- l1nrland took croquet sets and n 1111111-
tion as may be necessary to a special per found amusement
committee to make all arrangement? game

play 1111.: this

Refreshments sold on the grounds

The two large trolley :1 left 13.1111 N01

a plenty ‘

either appointed by the city meeting‘ I 11 11111 at 9: 30 o'lclotk and left thl.1 grove

IIII KIIIEII III
IIRE IN IIIIIIIH

Women and Girls Perish As

Destruction—Cigarette or

MINI SIIEII IIIEIII IIIES

a

BiNGllmhi'I‘ON, N. Y., July 23.~At
daybreak ,today a big force of city e111-
1110) es began to search for the dead
Iamong the smouldering ruins of the
011111111 factory of the Binghnmton
Clothing Company, burned yesterday
afternoon. Not until the tangled mass
Iol‘I brick and steel has been removed
will the full entent of yesterdav 5 ca-
laiilltv be known.

A tonservntive estimate places the

 

Inuinbcr of dead at more than 111‘.
About 135 enlploves, mostly women
and girls, were trapped within the

burning walls. Of these forty-one are
known to have escaped. Sixteen bod-
ies, as yet unidentified, were recovered
last night.
I The Dead.
The known dead are:
Nellie Connor, torewomnu.
Sydney Dimmlck. machinist.
I Mary Cregan.

Miss Fninier.

I IAIIIIRI
IMIIIII. II

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Flames Svieeo Like Lighlflm

Throigh Four-Story Building—Neither Fire Drill Nor Firs
Escapes Are of Any Avail, So Rapid is the Work of '

Match Blamed for Disaster

III

 

 

Girls at First Thought Bell Was only for Fire ‘Drill, and Fire-1‘
‘ men Were Delayed by False Alarm

 

Mrs. Thomas Duran. ,

John Sche’rmerhorn, engineer, “ ‘ ‘

Miss Button. ‘

Miss Margaret Dimond.

Ida Golden.

Nellie Gleason.

Louise Hartmann.

Verna Hamlin.

‘Lena Kennedy.

Bessie Ray.

Louise IShelp.

Catherine Sullivan. .
Those Injured. f

The injured include: ‘

Esther Rankin.

Mrs. Mary Leighton.

Ruth Crotty.

Edna Crotty.

‘Mrs. Mary Bennett.

Charles Contesse. ‘

Mrs. ldn Houghtaling.

Jared Orr. ‘ 1

Mrs. Ida Prentice.

Mrs. Margaret Quick.

ed Order of Red',M11n was “WWW“! Isentlng the employee informed the‘ that It I5 probably only “MUN”
last night by Deputl (”"1" SWIM" mediators that a strike would be ”1059 “MIPS WWII have occulred
lti‘rank 1M. Scott, of -l)anbuly. assisted called against it If its position I0_. Ileleabuuw (gm-mg the but“ near

Louise llurtwell.
Mrs. Alvin White.
Mary Pryor.

Employee Names in Safe.
The list of the employes of the com

or by the \111101‘ and Council, consist- at 4'. 30. Other than the hour each way
in}; of prominent lilaiiuincturers, meP'Iconsumed on the li'lp,lht1 day was
chants and other representative cili- spent at the gro1'e,111‘liicli has this yearI

by several prominent local 'Red Moll,
{l‘he elet‘ tile and appointive chiefs lllGI
as follows:
Sacheiii—11’1'eslt1y 1C. Johnson.
Senior :Sagaiiltire—~~Ali'rcd ll. t‘ulblll.
Junior 'SaguinorewGeorae Williiuus.
Prophet-~11. l1}. Mitchell.
Chief of Hedordnw

‘ shall.
Collector of \Vliiilpuili \‘l'illiillli .\lfl-
1111'.
Keeper of \Viifillilllll'1‘.'\IIl(‘I'I. .\l, l‘olll-
man.

lliil‘old 1‘. Hull.
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I’ill‘i'Iv i‘tlIl‘H.

. First Sillilll)"
ISN‘MHI Sullzip
-l“il‘.-1t \Vill'l‘ioi‘
14111111111! Warrior William ilull.
'l'llli'il \Vlii‘I'Iiil‘"IIiI“l‘I\' 111111111111,
l-‘oul'lll \Vltl'l'Il)l”‘"'IIIill‘t‘Iii‘i' IiillIItéi.
l'li'nl lll‘1111:~ A. I). lx‘l'lwm‘lll.
Shroud lll'llvt‘. <ll. ll. Works,
'I‘llll'll lli'livc Siliuuvl l’iililoy.
I-‘mlrtll Ill'lii'1l-»~~Iiiil‘r_1‘ \‘l'llillillls,
Guard of tho l1‘1‘ii‘1'st
tilllil‘li tho Wipu‘ulli

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lluliilllu lit l‘tii‘loii 111'

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MINEIIS KILLED

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'1) 1111 III,

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:1 loll all cool. A invite lil‘on illltll‘n the
mine IliiiI 11111111 iii. iii-l ll rep-lull HI :1 1‘11~
‘l‘llI 1imllllilll'llt.
N‘DTICEI NOTI‘CEII
if you are 11 subscriber to Tim Sell-
IIlll‘I Ill‘IlllZ 111' 111-1111 in film. 111111 it”
three of the 11111111, popular immunities.
Henri-11's, l1‘iislllolllilllis Womml
The Motropolllnn,lor
if you are not 11 subscriber 11111111 or
bring $1.110 and The Sentinel and
oingazlncs will he sent, you for three
months by 1111.111. if you under to have
11 newsfloy deliver your paper 1111111! no
title for magazines and pay the buy 120
a week for The Sentinel. The maga-
zines 111.1111 with all the, current sub:
jects of vital interest and. will p‘caeo
every member of the family.

 

.lollu liiil‘inliin.‘

.IlinI

and I
three months. ‘

llliiIllMI unchanged.

V1011 I’lesldent ..l C.Stiln1t,ofthel
lllrle, was in conference with tl111 inedl-I
liters this afternoon. Judge William
1.. Chambers, head of the federal
.'.I.)i)lll(l put the trniuinoii’s positloiiI
before him and advised him of the fin-

tllo 1111111113., "mii' conference

Mr. Stulilt. after the meeting, 1‘11111
iliunlruled by telegraph with l’l'llsl
dollt lFlldcrwood, who is oil a fishing
trip l111lil‘ Wnulllntosn, Wis. Tonight
.111‘. Slunll. submitted to 11111 11 ‘bitl'.1~‘f
iiill‘li n ilk-1111111111 from \li‘.llll1iol'wood
Ai‘tm indicating the romi‘ s 11’IIIIllKllt‘.~.~1

‘lo l‘t'lili‘li to the conference. the 1111‘s-
! 11:11:11 concluded:
,5 “Ill HIHI? tho llllvlilil‘o iii \1'11111-11 in
111111111111. the Eric conipully proponi1
111 111% It ”11* 1111111 to illwl'lll‘ tllil l1il'1u'll1'ti
1‘l:ll11ulllll laundry 1 151111."

The position taken by the in in re
”1111111 the torment-11,11 ()I‘ the l'ulllolid
situation “I. 11111111. The llli‘iIIIlIIII‘li up.
poured to believe that lIlI' roads will
11111111 11'ilhli:‘:iw ti111il' stipulation that
IIIl‘II' 1111'11 kl'lovuilri‘s l11~ nubillillod l'nl
Illl'IlIIl‘ilIIilll along with IIif' men‘s till.
iiililllis l‘ill‘ Iii'IItil‘ 11'11111'11

LIIIIKWIIIIII I‘IIIIS I
III GIIESEBIIII SUIT

will of 14211111114 ll.
. lilll'lo
11.11111 Iil‘lillplll Ill 11 \‘i‘i‘lIIi‘I in favor nl'
3111'. IiiH‘IilWllIil, ,1‘1-111111‘11111‘ ul‘lci'iilloll. I

The trial was rollillllc‘d HI 1 11‘1'llll‘lt.I
1lloi’oi‘o Julian l1‘1'11ul1 \VIIiIi‘I‘, llllil onlyI
ll low willloltsok instilled. I

Holectluilll .llillli Iim‘llw was i'iillmlI
IllillI IOIlI 11f lllv 1‘llillIIlIlill 111' Ill" i11lil‘11f
Ilwl‘oro It was i'npnll‘lul or l‘olluill.I
.‘lollll (identity also tolllllioll 1111 to 11113131
condition buforo il111 ruling was re‘
IlllIII.

Horace 111. 11111111 and (i. l. tilimioy
ware recalled in tho lilniiil and the
agreement between ‘lir. Lockwood
and Mr, Cheney was 11111111 over.

The jury was out but a few mill»
1111111 and agreed easily on the ver-
dict.

'l‘liu 1111') in Illi-

 

 

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, purl,

Constables Smith and Bates, 01' lla-
ricli, looked over the grounds, Satur-
dav, and are 11011 10111111011111: a rigid
linestigution.

 

-—I}llfttl.lilg at ilotoll cverv night,

 

 

SIM” I“ M“ IlOlltlllci'} of a return by the 111111: to‘ 1N0RWALK SAVINGSDGIETY

IIEIIEIIIED MOST $1, 000,-
000 DURING THE YEAII

’l‘liv 11111111111 111111111111: 111 the l'orporn-I

1111‘s 111' 11111 Nol'ivnlk Savings Society

zone. with power to add to Its 11111111-
llcrship at Its discretion.

3. That 11111 celebration be mainly in
the nature of an industrial
riistiiu tl1 11

{11111111115 illuutl‘iiiii'i1

 

products,
‘Innd al",llfi1llil
1111111111 Ils .111111111' prosperous 1111111111;
nilh Its lire 111plil'l1111nt and 0111 1‘111 1l11
Ipt'lliiilcllto Ill lino. .1Isilii 11111111111113 r1111.
‘ri-sellliilloli “I lie 111.1111‘ and \lil‘It’tl Ill
duslrlnl, (‘I\'I1'_ 1'1'111111‘11111 111111 DIIlt‘l‘ or»‘

; crs

01' I'Adwllt ('liristian (11.11111
South \1111111ll111 ”sources industries. hand to see to it that all had 11 1100(1‘
its 11111111 advantage natural time and eu1h joined in the fun

its l‘i‘llllil‘IitlIHu history}
I» 111111 pl'ogrosslle and sham rc-I "'-

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1111111 Ill‘IlI this morning Ill lhv blinking galliznliolls, \\IIII 1-illlilpmmp. iliei'I.-11s,‘I

HiM'It‘I)‘.
:illwl‘t it. 1\l:ilI1ili. Stoplll'ii
l11l'1l‘. 111' ilIIIf‘l‘ 11:1 iIIl‘i‘i 1111‘s 11ml i‘NIIIl'l‘iI,
1111'111 illlltllIlllillln‘Iy 11.1--‘1I1‘1t1il til soruaI
fol 11111111 voiiil.

“ll. 11 Ili‘,ll<‘ll!"‘tl 1111111 his annual 1'11-
11‘Illitli was wry siltIsl‘ili'lill'l’.
.llliit‘il lhtit 1111,11'11 IliiiI I111 111 IIiiIliiiiIIiliI
lIIliIIl 1: III" ,\"ill IIit,‘ sulil oi $11M. T"i Ti
and that IIlI‘lI' IlliI 11111111 \iIIIllIi"ll\Hl,
$5515.31”. llllllillli: it 1.,11Iii ol'1I11meI
for ”W ,111111‘ ni‘illlfl..‘1“.ll.;‘l. ”11111 1111111
deposits ill the 1111111111 11:1 11!” July I.
ltllll, 111111-1- $1l,2.’17,:1llil.il2.

till 111'1'111111111 \vol'o opoiii‘ll and 7.31
11'111-11 clonml, lilitliliig ti 1:.llll of HT 111‘-
i‘illlills. 'l‘lil1 lollll llIlIIlIN'l‘ 1111 111' July
1, luviilit 11,1113.

llliiiii-llllill'iylil'lo.‘ 11111, 1‘111‘11111'11Itli'ls"
1111111111111 tllr' lIIl'l'l‘Itli‘H 111111 illliI ill‘lztlll-
lhl'1I 11.11 l‘iillllwut
l'l11lillli-llt William ll. (turtle,
VIi‘i‘1I"i'i‘iiIIIiiIiI‘1" Mill'll‘ll ll. illllror.
tint-rotary iliid 'l“r1~liuul'ol‘w~
llCIIn.

'I‘l'IIl‘l‘"~I“Ilillillill iv. Wood.
lilillliIil‘ltpf‘f‘"-"I.I,l’l‘liii W, lirny. .ll'.
t‘lerkalliiolii is. ilrlndrod. ,
MAY REPEAL NEUTRALITY PROC-
LAMATION.

\VABIIIM‘I'I‘DN. Jilly L‘IIrMRGIlGiiI (it

the neutrality proclamation

A.

 

111111111 considered by the ndminletra~

firm as the next step in the Mexican:
Conferences between Presvi

situation.
iilcnt1Wilson and Congressional lead-
ers were planned today for n 11111111191
stun of the proposal to which many
lenders have given their approval.

1
1
‘ll.‘
Holmes and ”bury l-‘. l'oli-Iiili‘ll. 111111.111“

II11.

“'I."I'iidi‘l'Il‘Ii E

prohibit... I
inc exportation of arms to Mexico is‘

(Continued on twelfth 1111,1111.)

FISH AND GAME
COMMISSIONERS MEET

Names of Candidates for Place of Su-
perintendent Presented.

The State board of fish 11ml
(‘iliilIllIllHItilli‘l‘l‘l nil-t yesterday :11 the
1‘11pitol, Ill Ilili‘ll’oril. 'I‘Iio liy-lnu' Hilli-
illIlfoo, ill“ which lil1lli'~.\tlilill‘ill t‘ltspitl‘
11‘. lootlrlch is chairman. pz'l11u1111111l 11
draft. of Ii'liIllIIl'i‘ lly-lnws, 11111 consid-
lll‘iltloll of which Wilbl postponed until
tho 1111111, mention.

The 11111111111 of two riliidldiill'n for
tho pluco of HIIIII'I‘IIIII‘IIIII‘III worn pris-
t-li‘ilIf‘iI. 'I‘I1111‘ lil'l‘ Wilbur i".
I‘illillll Nutrition. and .‘Illilll'H .1.

I111 South ‘Rlliffol‘il, \‘i.
Ltolldolil will not be appointed until
III”). plumbers of lilo hoard lliii'o lillli
LtImc to Illt‘osllulllo tllo iiiiillillclitioull
of tile coolllllnlos.
I '.lol1u ll. lliirnhnm. of New York,
I prhulliolil of the Alli11i‘l1nu 111111111 l’ro-
Itoi tlvo 111111 Propagation Association,
Iliad n if l‘ilrbusli, 1.1111111 ornllllologlut
in! Massachusetts, lilttlnllmi the meet-
Iliit 'l‘lio next meeting will be held
IAllgunl 11.

I

32111111

NEW JERSEY PROQHESNVES! TO
HAVE. TICKET.

I .II‘IIWEY CITY, N, ,i., July 23. ————— The

Progresslwu of New Jersey announced

today that they would have 11 12111111110111

ticket in the field at the coming stoic

 

lord Pinchot, it was said, will be

among the campaign speakers.

I

l

,to the 11111111111‘1‘ ill,’ l‘ilv i‘lol‘k
‘i‘ulli‘o, 111' Water ‘IIl'tlt-Ii.

S111I1I1.I1ll'
'l‘ykoil,I
’I‘Ilc superin-s

 

oleotlon. Theodore Research and (111%

‘beeu quite popular with hp .11 picnic-3k

Rev.

3

'l‘heplt'. pastor of the
Wars on

George M

'l‘l_1'n loaf of olll'bl'.111ld or cake
Banner

It s deliv ions. llk_v.,

tillHt‘t‘I

CITY IIIEIIK LIISES
IIIIIIILIIIS BY THEFT

(‘I1i1'lil'li iIiIM‘t's‘ paid all IilllllILII viril
Julia .1
Monday IiIillll,
and 11 1111x1111 IIilI‘ broilers iIIl'iillllll‘ill‘t‘tI.
'I‘l111 l‘lll‘l‘koiis up II‘ 111‘ 11111111 11111111 141.211
111111 the city 11111111 111111 \ItiIllIllw l'Iit‘II
iIii)’ an I111 11'1111'Ill11II IIli‘Il' lll‘imlll 111' 111111
dinners to t‘llllli'. All Iliilll‘ \1‘1111 blust-
11d win-ll t1111l1‘1‘ l‘l‘l'olll ll IIi'i‘Ii 111 111111111
liluvtooli 11‘111'11 iol1I1-ll.

Last ,1'1-111' ,IIIHI.II1IHHII this IIIllI‘
dozen chi-limits xvi-1‘11 1'1-111111'1 1| ii‘olli 1‘ v~
(lilliuo III'IIIIM')’. 'l‘lio 111111111 11:11) la
suspis‘tcd null 11 Illllo illlvntlizullnll I11
Ill‘IIIL! voilillimoll, Ill'i I1 I11 ”1111111111 1111.1
”111 itllll'itoils lllll, 111.11 111111‘ 1111‘ 1111111
111111112, lllnilnll Ill tIliv Ilillllln ol‘ lhwlxua

 

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‘uloli every night.

uunw.m. .,,.

TEIITAIIIEII
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illilll‘lil Willlliil‘
port. proved it it
torliily. ’i‘lllli ill
hospitality to ”it
can, I"i'llll1l'll,ilI 01

.‘liIllI 1111111 ititlilli ,1‘11111
111 IN‘ 11111111111111 his
1 Mirwulk Aerie, No,
“(‘1' of Hugh‘s, and to
tho Alliot‘ll‘nu lllllll wiiil'li nl‘t'llltiilllll'
led the local ordu‘ to the big field day
In the Times l‘Iil’.

lie intruded 111111 the eerie or which
he is 11 member lllltl than invited the
entire crowd up to the Jail. Here he
had 11 his; euros
for his friends.
did appreciate in
boys Voted the
over.

which they certainly
the right spirit. The
hospitality the best.

 

.1’. Fairbanks. pastor of theI
"1111081“ East 111111119 Methodist t‘hrucll, and
having 11 grand parade of floats nilleo\

.1 Monroe

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l of t‘illli and driuksI

Those Missing.
I The missing include:

PIBKI’IIIIKII PIRIIEII
I , WIS IllIIIIII IIIIIIII

Lightly Sentenced by lodge John
Keogh Wile Recognized Pris-

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: _oner’ 8 Age
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lenient-y l‘oi‘

pI1-li
his client. 11111111: by .-\t~§
IUl'IIi'y llvoi‘uo ll. Vosbul'gh, ‘ Ill tli1‘
‘i‘owll court, this: morning, .ioiln i'iil‘k-
111', the pii'liporlivl, 111111 plead guilty,
111111 In oll‘ tillill- t'lit-II)‘ by Judge .loliit
lit-11ml, who l'ivt'oizllilwll IlIIl ago.
111' was M‘llll'lli‘t’il to 1511,11; 1111.1
«111.11..

The pilzltpiicki‘t 1111.11 iIl‘It"II'iI
I’lilst \\‘liiiIl}’ I'I’I‘t-illl'lll 111111.111.
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ici‘l‘vul Order 1)! I'antll‘a, 11:. L1: Wits
11111111111: I‘lll lll11 nillll-t 111‘ IIIHIlI IIéiI
ullmoll, 11l‘\11i'\‘11llt. 11 still 111.1111, .1II
11111 lIi' mil 1'. Isll'idm an the Iill'lll
gliiloli oi luilulvk 111111 \iiIIIIiiL'. in

IlllIIl to lll'lllhopoll, .‘lil l’nui-l l 5,1111-
lwvl the follow, 111111 put up u still light,
and was IIHNIHINI by .l.1liion W. Iluolluy
.hlid l‘nrl While, ill‘ the 11111111111111 lilw
plil‘tlni-lit at tllll doput. 'l‘ilo prisoner
:wns detained, 1111111111 11m to Station
‘Agi‘llt italpll i" il1‘\\ Ill and lull-1‘ to
(him William ll Pennington, and was
IIIf‘IlI for trial this morning.

I’lii'licr 1111111111111 1111111111111 Vivaluil'ull.
lull plead nullli lo the charm- 111' theft
Iiillll pursuit and 111111 convicted “1‘
told 11 story of having come here to
join 11 show, which lie 1111111111 11111 “Gaby
Show.”

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l Parker may consider himself forlu ,

little that be received only 11 till 1! ii)‘ and
coals usually. 1111 Is quite an elderly
man, but was certainly a slick crook.

14-1-“

. MlaelNG WORD PAGE.
Tomorrow is the day for the Special
Ipngc. Look for hiisslug Word.

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pony were on the payrolls Saturday

 

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BIDS OUT FOR
FIIIE ESGAPE WI)“ 2

Secretary \i’ilt’red Bodwell, of th
'l‘ou'n School Committee, has advertise
mi 1111‘ I)I(Ii:i for the carpentry andmll-
solil'y work in connection with the fin
1,151‘111101; for the town schools. (I‘ll
IlIiIS are due (in July 30th and will I?"
111111111111 and the contract awarded lit.
special meeting 111' the Town 8011001
i‘ollllliitleo to be called shortly site.
that liliIO. I
j 'l he matter has been held up pend V
1111: the instructions and approval 0
the 51.1111 llonril of Education 011 the
plniis.'1‘l111-'1ppiovnl notice has been.
l'i‘l‘l'll’t‘ll iiiul CIIII‘I‘ George W. Began
' 1111.4 and ("hint (tool-go ll. Montgomery

of H111 11111 departiiionts. as well as the!
‘ other ollloi t’IlKIllt 111:1, 1111111 been nettle
find of 11111 arrangement.

’lllo ni\lv il: 11 1‘liltis11 of the bill «wil
ho 11:111111 ll‘olll .l11l\ 21th. '

~ Auto to ‘1ll1‘.
I I III IllltI ii'JIn. "

Loclu Aoiolsr . .
1 line BLDSE 1111.1.-

I The lilllollltiIlIIl‘ 111' Robert E. MOTIF
‘ 1111111, 111‘ 16111111 .\'ol w ulil overturns
I\\IlII1~ inukltll: 11 d1 tour from the lllfl'h.
Iuiiy liolwol‘n llimllury lillil ltldgcfield
Illili. 1111111111111, to avoid road constru
IiIon 111Ml‘liiloli. This tour oct‘llpan
Iol' lilo car IlIltI illil‘row escapes l’rm‘ld
Illilui‘y 'i‘lll1 i111111y lop held the body
of the our allow: the 1.1011111] suil‘lciptt
ly to prevent tho passengers from ' ,

, i111; crushed beneath tlm weight of MI
1111111111111. The luschfno, which was
badly unionizedI was towed to Ilsa

for repairs: ,

 

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'1‘ 1'11 vie. Tolls,

 

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«minding at ltuton every um: ‘

 

 

There are a lot of overdrol
Women who can use the backs of ‘
husbands cents for mlrrorswilintl
noti Enquirer.