ESTABLISHED 1870
Intel-oil It mm H roll-once
um Ohio "or
Annotated run- We mm an sum or in, many
N
ma
L
in
eou'rn nonwsut.
tint ill.
MANIHllliliN
w {utilitil
Locomotive and Bars oi Con-
struction Train Leave Bails,
Crushing Workman .
to Death
————a—-
tilt ININNNES IN
BillNIlilIlll NIIRINNNIII
2? Passengers Injured, Six ot
Them Fatally
NU'l‘iJCY, i', J., July its—Four men
were killed in the wreck ot‘ a construc-
liion train near West Nutlcy yesterday
ultertioon and a score are reported he
verely injured, Five oi? the most
neriously hurt have been taken to a
hospital in Newark, where their cott-
dition ls said to be serious.
(Continued on Eighth Page).
A YAMA VAMA IIAIIGE
AT BELLE ISLAIIII
After a series of card parties and
dances, beginning July 16th, the Belle
titiiand Club of Belle Island, gave a
brilliant Yuma Yuma costume dance
on Saturday evening. July 25th. This
dance was arranged by one of the ca-
tertalnineni committees for that night,
and proved to be a great success. The
club dancing floor was decorated with
its large llcilc island (ilnb flag of vio-
let, green and gold, and large lanterns
of yellow surrounded the central cloc-
itric lights. Over two hundred people
were gathered together on the pretty
lawn beside the (filth House and inside
the club, were nearly {in couples cont
grcgatcd on the lung club picr,
.i’aina Yuma costumes. awaiting the
grand march into the club house at ii
p in. The whole spectacle prcscntcd
IL gay carnival picture; the costumes
were ol‘ all colors anti ilccorulcd with
rosettes ol‘ contrasting colors. A
‘Yania Yuma boy in red, might In» such
walking with a prcliy Yuma Yatiut
Miss In bright green, ctc Al‘iur lIit‘
irratid march in IIIt‘ t‘lub House. wlicrc
tho Yuma Yuma (‘ililillits wcrc wcli ap-
plauded. dancing was in ()l’lIl‘l‘. Those
who did not wt-ar cutiri- Yuma Yuma
nulls, and who wished to participate,
vmrc Iiiiis tliliI I'iii'i‘s in bright colors"
with reaction. This guy danrc was
tuninli iotinii
lit't'oi-tb-d to ho a social:
talcum. and was greatly enjoyed by
in”, I'Ti‘ll Ntlltlt‘ til' Ilit‘ l'IllIlll‘l‘ll wnru‘2
Yuinn taunt suits or hats and i‘lIl‘l’H.I
'l‘livro :it‘.- in In» till errata it) be gitctl
by HIV llciln inland t‘lnb. this sl-uson
il‘ht' Iil‘Xi l’ilrlltliilt' (lain-c will be a llurn
tuition, on August ilth. The club in
in j:
taut Jill Fill ‘
lliiliilliii tutti
Three South Norwalk Men are
‘ Making a Stay With Sheriil
Vollmer
Resisting a police omoer is becom-
ing quite a popular sport In South Nor-
walk, and three fighters attempted the
game here on Saturday night. ‘ All
any undue injury to themselves or to
the omcerfi concerned.
John Cullen put up the worst tight or
all, and it took the combined effort, on
the part of tour oillcers to finally “jug"
him. Cullen was placed under arrest;
in Water street by omcer Lockwood.
He. moved along peaceably enough
until North Main street was reached,
and then he began to light. Kicking,
scratching, lilting and lunging at. the
oillcer, Patrolman Lockwood had a
busy few minutes. Meantime some-
one seat for more police and Sergeant
Raymond arrived from one section of
the, city, while Chief Pennington and
Captain Gibson arrived from the sta-
lion.
led to the cell.
'l‘homas Carlins was ugly drunk, too,
of several days on Saturday
under the railroad viaduct. Chief
Pennington went up to him and gave
him a further warning, but this like.
mark from Carlins, Chief Pennington
placed the than under arrest.
had his hands full until Royal Ra)"
mond gave him assistance. Fearing
that someone would be hurt in the
{on his wrist the tight in the drunk
was all subdued anti he marched willi-
out an outward complaint.
I Charles Smith. of Bridgeport, cliarg.
lwlth vagrancy, was arrested by ()lll-J
ccr Frazier. lie resisted arrest. thus
making an added charge to his case,
but the patrolman landed him in the
ccll unassisted, Smith's resistance
lliavitig bccii lame to the other players
l
‘ol' the new game,
as follows:
t‘ullcn, charged with drunkenness,
resisting an olllrcr ol‘ the law, anti
breach of tlio pcacc, was awarded lif-
tt-cii days on each count.
(larlins. who had bccn out of jail
but iivp days this morning. after
spending 1:th witiivr and this summer
lbvrc, was sent. back for thirty days.
Smith, cliiirgi-d with ragruncy and
resisting an olllr'cr. was given lil‘tccn
day, on each count.
ENGINEM’HARMON ON
THE MAD AGAIN
Engineer .Ioiin Harmon. who run it 1*
III tall-ll ntipci‘lii-atcr llill
l'orc I‘llitiiiiccr liohi‘rty handled it, and
and with Iii»~ Htiiiiil‘oril accident. has
were jailed successfully and without
It was necessary to carry Cal»
right. ale-cine: ordered the manftaltonfthrough'Ffflnklln and Washing-l
.iudgc Joint Keogh heard the crimes:
‘tliis morning and incletl out ucnianSI
it llili (lily Iii-N
i‘l’l‘LllIilIy providing \‘i’lltlil'L-iumit l'ujti)‘-.Iltttill riuinwtulcd iil'inr his anupcndou
. . i
mum and t‘illl‘l'lltllli‘lli'lil tor Ilil' poopin- Ili'i‘ilillil‘ Iil' ran by a block signal at
oi ill-lie inland and tin-tr friends, ',.\'orwulk til“ titty bcl‘urt- the winch.
. W..._._,- iilttrmon claimed that taint l‘un utility
BIG SNLK MILLS :IUIII that he muld not bring his train
STRIKE IS ENDHI
Iii it stop till
Hillifli‘lillt'llllt'ilt
investigating.
ibis till) but will draw t‘nll conipciiait
\i’noilwnril has been
quickly llti Ili‘ tiliotiill.
IIIIT'lllIij] titii a “(ll intuit“
I’A'i'i'li‘lSfiN, N, .i., July :3“: w'l'iu hi“
iliiit mill slrlitc In over, but not all
the oiliploina who left tlic lilIlIti IWlllllyu
oiic wot-Ito ago, worn tthc “o f'itd
work today ’l‘iin innnufzictttrcra said
they had all the bands they l'tliilil use
until they received ordcrn withhold
pending lllt‘ settlement. of the labor
troubles. The cciiltui strike coiimillu
loo hi“ the Induurlai Workers of the
{World has been delegated to mains or-
iiclnl declaration, of the end of the
strike tomorrow.
it. Is estimate the strike cost
employees 38.300.000 in wages.
The manufacturers lost their spring
and snmmvr enters and twentymue
small plants went to the Wall,
«Dancing at holes every night.
the
illon tor the than ht- wnu lllitit‘i‘ stir-pru-
sin pending rcitntlutl-incul. iii» in run.
iiing out or lirldgcport now,
Apparently the roads otllt'iuiu plum
ml credence in what ilurinoti said
about. the citgiuc or they would not
Ihave excused his running by tho
i hoard.
THIEVES LEAVE 3950 IN TRUNK.
lildiliii’, July 2h.~~’l‘hicves late
Saturday night stole a trunk, belong-
ing to Alonzo Luring, owner or a incr-
ry-go-ronnd. in which was 700, and
drafts for $250. but the policu recover-
ml the trunk, intact, a few hours later.
The thieves made their escape altar
abandoning the trunk.
~Danclng at noton every night.
of
twat ‘
illiiiNil iii
iii BlKi
Fire Fighters’ Field Day in Bur-
oharit’s drove it Was loylul
one in Every Way
SNINI’ININIS DINNER
l’NliiIIllIl Ill Bill IllNl
American Band Provides Music
of an Excellent Quality
o
Everything conspired to make the
annual field day of Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company, held Saturday, a
complete success. The preliminary are.
rangomonts by the committee in;
and in spite of repeated warnings to i charge, turned out to be perfect, andE I0“. Acting on a common impulse the
leave town. continued the panhandling, each member and guest fortunatei”10mm“m Sh“, off his power and the‘
lllglli‘ enough to be prurient. had only thojuulom increased his motor energy.
2most enthusiastic praise for all inter-3
ested in the affair. ‘
The liremen, arrayed in white shirts,i
i i
wisp did no good, 30 after a surly r0-: lies, huts, etc. arrived at the central I tween the building and the coal trcsllc
lit‘ire Station shortly after 1 o‘cloclt,I
and all looked their prettiest as theyi
This started more “I“ and the chief, posed before the camera 0f ‘liazznrdim have missed the auto if Mr. Green
’ in front of the tire quarters. The prov
cesslon was then formed, headed byl
ltlie American hand, the march wasl
u 7 , r ' I I . I l
”"0“" d°““' Ilo‘and Mr. Raymondgtol‘l atria??? itsilroad almnfi'eglfgafiiridgo was materially lengthened in
bold (JMIIIIS until Captain Gibbon IWI ‘ a up“: '0 By 0:13 m: um: ) m nceI the widening of the street. but the danm
brought a pair oi twisters. With these the Dill ) $0011 Ml it 8- H: U D ‘gcr WM not all removed as shown by
. to llurcliard‘s Grove.
The march was continued through:
the woods and fields to a point near;
Ithc Knob, where an old-‘i’nshionod'
I shore dinner was tn'proparation iintlct“
the direction of Samuel Iloltncs. I
I During the two hours that it was;
lnccessary for this to cook an elimina—
Etioii ball game was started utid pro
'vlded suiilclcnt cntcrlainmcnt for
‘ majority of the firemen. The opposingj
nine were. composed of single tncn,z
with Morreii and Haley inc batteries:
‘i'm‘ the greater part ot‘ the than, and
the married mcu with Morton anti Sco-
licld as the buttcry. ’l‘iie uniplro tlio‘
greater part. of the time was \Villiam'
3A. Mcl’licrson. and the score, alter a
strenuous session, was announced to
be ciglilccn to ILWI‘IH’ in favor of tho:
single men. The i-lliiiinutioii l‘caluro‘
of substituting anotlicr player as soon
as a man on the lt'illllH were used up,
proved a grout success.
’l‘lic bake was pcrt’cclly cooked, and
’ there. was a great abundance of every-
thing. 'i‘lio si'i‘vlcc was cxct-lli-nt
throughout. The nictiii Int-liidcd clams.
‘bluuiisli, with white and swcui pom:
toes, chicken. lobsters. watermelon.
and other things which go
flo inakc up an nil-air of this kind. not
to mention soil drinks, cigars. ctr.
boring the alteration the band, on.
dci' the direction oi" Howard A. 'l‘llly,
guru a conccrl. program. and carilu
wci'c also ciijoyi-d by those who did
not wish to play ball.
'l‘licrc was not It noic oi‘ sadness tlitr-
log the Mulrc session and It With with
regret. IllllI. ti o‘clock arrived and tho
izticnlu ivil the arctic i‘oi' IIil‘Il‘ humus.
‘l‘liu committee to whom credit In
due was composed of t-iuntnci Illillili‘ii,
llowurd l.. Zriuli‘. .Ilillli i-iladh-r, l‘lll-
ward li‘lulwrty, licorgu liaiucr. l‘liurlca‘
IllillillIILItll, Archibald Merriam and ilr.
liiirniii ll. Wind.
m...w M.“ .L ...M .wmuwm
' NOTICEI NOTICEII
i it you are it nubuerllwr to The Hun-l
iinel bring or sand in him. and gel‘
three of the liltiiil, popular magazines.
Iliaii‘dt‘u. Fashionable “pump and
The lilclropolltuu, for three months}
it you are not a Biliitu'i‘ilmr sand art
bring still) and The Sentinel and
nicknames will he sent you for three
months by mail. it you prefer to have
a uewsboy deliver your paper send no
$ch for magazines and pay the buy 120
a week for The nominal. The maga-
zines deal with all the current only
tents of vital interest and, will please
every member of the totally,
. W. iioyl, .lr., Cilillllll‘lli.‘i'll grunting iliu‘
i ”'0th Wire and Our Own Operator.
com. Honour, JULY 28.1913
WEATHER FORECAST
Showers This Afternoon or Tonight.
PAGES‘
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illlll intuit
' NIW_ ilillllil
Harold Green Uses" Good Judg-
ment Mystic Serious
Accident Thereby
twtiitst
ARRiSl its
‘ iii. tits
Wanted tor littence in Middle-
Iown Conn.
attain this WHEN
illiillENi lilPlliBill
Had a Grudge Against Ledwick
,Krenz, Owner of Block
m
The approach of a! «trolley obscured
from view by bridge abutments, and
said to be unannouiicod by the usual
blowing of a whistlftt nearly caused a
serious accident 0 ’7 Saturday attor-
noon. when an auj mobile, going in
the opposite directloh, narrowly escap-
ed colliding with the huge jumbo car.
Only the quick witf‘m Harold Green,
owner and driver, saved himself and
Kenneth Austin and‘Kenneth ‘Sool’ield,
his compaions from possible serious in-
jury, ,
The Green machine was going down
the southern hill of the lower end of
South Main street. The trolley was ap-
proaching Norwalk from the northerly
portion of Wilson avenue. Neither the
niotormnn of the eat", her the driver of
the auto, cupid see the other vehicle.
MIDDIAETOWN. July 28.~—-Jolin Za-
As the auto passed the north bridge plierson, aged 17. and [lotus Tactlhos.
abutment, the car was just coming maged 20, are locked up here today,
view under the bridge. 'charged with having set tire to the
To have an} r
tempted to stop on the part of the an- I hens block. on Main street. late last
toist would have meant instant colts-Imbm‘
The young men were arrested
tut Merlden this morning by Frederick
IJ. Chapman, :1 special policeman oi' the
[local force, who was a passenger on
Him trolley car on which the accused
made the trip from Mitldletown to
klcr‘idcn. Chapman was just starting
on his vacation. lie took his prison-
cs . 'l li"§ l,
and the tnotorntan stopped his Car in' r to the “mm” “”9 5mm 1“
, , .whcre they were. held until local olh~
a short space, though not short enough
veers went for them and brought them
whack here.
i t in It roars: h . id.
tad no in L“ l e 8‘ ( d i It is charged that they broke intothc
'l‘l ilace , an areas at best. That:
in I is d g , ‘Saloon oi Ledwlck Krona and that they
more serious ancidcovs have not occur-t .
' wrapped gusolene—sonked burlap
ed here is remarkable. Recantiy tilel .
«round the water-pipes in the cellar
and then set fire to them. An explo-
,siou followed which shook the block,
shattered somewindows and burned
this instance,
All using the street should I,“ ex-,LI\9 two young men about the hands
and face. it was their injured condi-
“WWW “‘me ' Itloii which attracted (‘hupnian's atten-
itiou to them. . '
When arrested the accused denied
any knowledge of the itiiuir and said
lthey received their burns while trying
eggs at their abode.
The auto shot over Into the rear
yard of the United Electric [light and
Water Company‘s power house, he»
~—l)ancing at Rolon every night,
The motive for the act has not been
"URI“ MAIN SIREEIIdetermined, but it. is thought one of
the accused may have held a grudge
Ingainat the owncr ot‘ the block, .Ioliii
‘ lircuz. The tire was extinguished with
nominal loss.
lioth young men lived here itlltl had
worked iii a t'iiillly store, which ad-
,joiticd the Ix'rcnz building. The police
. lintc, advanced the theory that the mini
IWISIlt't’I to do damagi- Io IIlt‘ candy
storc, but got Into the wrong cellar,
lloth claim that ihcy were going in
Sonihington to visit a friend which ill“
counts for their curly trip to )ii'rlticii.
When Railway Company Alter
Much Urging, Obeys Orders i
at City Engineer
t‘oiisiticrable troubli- has been brcw-‘
big. of late, between IIii' ilty oliicials
and the trolley oilicials, concerning the
laying ol‘ the new brick pavement in
North Main street. For srrcriil wcclis
thc i‘oniit-ctivut l'omphny has not used.
the cast tracks at this l'i‘IilI. bciwccii
I‘Illi‘ and Marshall Hli't‘llp, out 1:13!
d"riduy they began to tun- this iratit.‘
This caused no iiii'uiiwnivnvp iiiiiil‘
i'vsicriiay when ”I“ hang, undcr the
stiporilaion oi’ t‘it) *liiginccr Hanunl‘
.. Try a loui‘ of our raisin
iiiiincr like, ‘» .‘Itillltll' i,
brl a I
\\’cdiicsduy.
LOOK 0i). PRESIDENT
FALLS INTI] 'illli Siltitlil
I\I()I‘lllil II \It‘l'1tllrtiitli‘l, ill‘t'h'llcm it?
the Kuwaiti Lurk i'oiliiuin), hit.) in
b‘lllt'fi at it?» itayvll-w silt-iiiiv' not v. i: i
pawnlciil. ’l‘iic vibration caused by:
tho pansugc oi IIll‘ Ill'iH') i'iii‘n oil-r ihc‘
trucks disturbed the t‘I-lilltlii joints and
on no luau titan tour occasions it was
iiitii‘iiiiititi
Blight iillllliii
Scheme oi Repairing Broken
Pianksis Boundly Criticisoil
By Users of Structure
-——_.__....
A great deal of complaint has been
registered since Saturday noon against
those who were instrumental in repair-
ing the temporary Washington street
bridge in such a haphazard and dan-
gerous manner as has been done. The
complainants, users of the bridge in
automobile and carriage, are rightfully
indignant. for the scheme of replacing
the broken boards is a dangerous
one. Many believe that it was pur-
posely done to prevent the “speeding"
,of horses and automobiles above the
i rate of three miles an hour prescribed
for the bridge.
Large pieces of plank from three to
four inches in thickness have been
nailed down above the board which
lliad become frayed by the trellis. The
’boards have been down but two weeks A trolley car hold-up, in approved
and because of their poor quality in Nevada style—revolvers, disguises and.
some instances they have wornfulthflS pulled at midnight on Satur-
through thus early. The repairs liaveday near Ling Hill. on the last Long
been made most extensively on the Hill car out leaving for BrIdEeDOFt-
wost approach. but there are one. ori Each With a Gun-
two similar places on the cast an" Two masked men, each with a gun,
proach, gmade the conductor hand over $11
Who will be responsible for the dain-Wfitlcll HWY believed to be all
age done to autos and the injury to he. had. Then, after robbing the
horscs. is interesting those who spot-u. only passenger in the car 0'i SlXtY.
late. on the nuisance. Autoniobiiistsjccnts, they made the conductor turn
are fearful of broken axles and are'liis back to them and sit down while
wondering to whom they could apply they jumped off and escaped into the
for damages to their vehicles. woods. I
A reporter Interviewed Engineer WA,
Waiters l‘agon. this morning. and lieI
said that the scheme of repairing was "
the some used by Bridgcteuder John} ”AUIO ‘0 hire.
Cole for several years past. He iur‘il‘HO and 53”-
tli‘cr stated thatyhe would investigatol
the matter and see if there was some-t
tliilig that callinbf (ionic. AUTO “VEnTunus,
1 ll tinlomot e at SA (1 to a reporter «
THROWIIIB 5 IIIIT
this morning, “Progress is only made
across the bridge now in a series oi' ~————~—-
cuss words." and to ascertain the. truth1 A Ford automobile overturned in.
of this statement one. has to stand but. ‘ \\ “Silloi‘i avenue. yesterday, am!
a few moments on the bridge and keep threw the occupants to the ground.
his (‘ill‘ii wide open. "l‘lic car was turning from East avenue
“'fl” to‘go llp the Westport hill, and was
1gaining momentum all the time In Or-
WAGON Aflu AUTD idcr it) take the hill easily.
MEET AT (WINNER \Vilcn the machine skidded and over-
turned, it throw all five people into
« the street. The passengers were
When an automobile and a delivery gamma” and bruised. “iii not serious
wugon ltlt‘i ill Jackson's corner, lll Ly injured. '
East Norwalh, oii Saturday morning chcrni I‘ttch Kallicrcd around m9
latc. the wagon was slcwcd around our and “gym-id It. and ieiiiporarily
l‘iiil WWI." I”liliii‘iI “‘“i' “1“] III“ ”“I‘i' looiicii ni‘lcr IIIt' injuries of the :1th
guard on tho atnoniobilc sadly Imit'. isle.
MIN Mill“ ”lbw”. iiiiiiglilli‘ 01' MI? The car born a ,\'t-w Jersey license
and Mrs. H. .I. 'lllpson. \\'1t:l driving Ilt‘l' numbci' and was my dulmwpd‘
i‘nlhcr'rt car. and .\l;llion:=c (,‘iinciari,
was in «barge ol‘ his father's tlcilict‘y
lt'itlti. liotli tIi‘lYt'l'fi acre a little to BFFAGE
blame, according to the him”), but it?!
no gr: ‘ll tininnizc rcsuilcti. uclthcr wuu‘
seriously il‘llhlll'l‘ll by tiit- other.
IIILII the auto been going rapidly it I~l
ilNil Ni *
lR'lil nut ,
WASH liili
Masked Men With Revolver:
Get $11 from Conductor and
60 Cents irom Passenger
IlllNlIlIlN Bill N‘Illl
H.”
Search Only line Pocket of
Cashier oi the Line
(Continued on Third Page.)
D. Travis.
Tels.
.47
It TOOTHILL
PREVENTS BAD FIIIE
‘l‘iil- tiicilncss ot‘ liiiltcr John H.
liiliii'lilii‘i.i llllti lill‘ wagon would bow ’l‘uiliill. oi the South Norwalk police
buttered, i‘.‘ the iIlI\l-. luiosczi' hail Us“ 1-,,“ v. |,,.,.“.m,.,| a bad “1-0 last night
i’itl't‘il injury. about i: o‘clock at lilt' corner of WW
and Mechaniq‘ strut-ta, lie was mak-
ing the rounds on his boat, when he
tlt‘il'i‘tcd sntohu coming from a barrel
rclusc Ili'l\\i‘t|1 the store oi’ B.
Ill‘l'illllli id and the building adjoining.
laminar. tit liolon (our) iii.lit.
BIIIGKEN TItlIEl’ Wild
IN NNSIE Ii] [Stilt
i‘ouiitl inwouuni'y to go back and do tin:
work oil-r again.
I‘Nliullllll’l' lloyl. liti-i oliiciaily noiiticd
IIll' company, by li-Eti‘r, bci‘orc yontws
day. what would follow it irulilc on the
cunt trinity. was not stopped Wlli‘ll tho
grouting work bcizlill. bill the cmnbnui’
paid no nitration to his coniminiicie
lion.
an archival .ii lbw Klitli) iii», stout
:duy illlll‘liltiiil, \ii‘. Al't'iilzuluisd
uttciiiplihiz to negotiate ridglvli; tot ii
the launching iii a t‘nnoi- ii llb- .miw
“hit“ the :mitliit‘liy' wind nail l. 1- mi
lip, whcn an onlnrtiinutp l\.l.'tt ni‘ i’tI'
puddle throw llic cuiitu- into capwizcll.
position. precipitating tho iti'llllt'ilii'li
il’uily dream-ti. up in lihi armpits Iii luv
LET iiFF EASILY
Minn l litilii, i-nnrtwl with "lib iwn
Illlltllllii.
:ili .utl ‘\'l'-Il Iii'i'llili oi lilo twdrlu not
all about man who
’cvt‘r hall pilllll a trio oi l‘IlilI'la'i'li against
IIIIII. win-n Iain rake WIN Iii'lll‘II bt‘l‘orc
Julian .lnliii item-ii on fiiiiiirilny. ’i‘ltc
ll iii-‘ltiiil in ,iuili. int...
Il‘i l'ill‘} Ilii “I‘y‘t'
\‘r ry :«mm illliiit‘u bum forth and the
(Minor inst no time in carrying the
barrel n!" piipvm, etc, into the. itiidtilti
«it til.» :«iiwtit. \‘.Ilt'l'l‘ it was consumed.
’l‘lw howl-s art- IIIII'II In this locality
and llliiccr ‘l‘uiiiili wan coiniiiciided
on his good Will'll an it bad lire might
have rcuuiicd.
mu M.» Ma ..w
"i’cllicrduy Engineer lioyl look the water.
ninllcr up with Corporation {'tlillltliiii
.lost-pli ll. Taylor, who called on local I Iiy "mung“. oi bin Mm”). and rushed
R‘III'II'IMNMQM "mm” A' III'I’I‘W MI”rilioinn in his nuioniublln for a l'IliIiii'."
(foploy referred hint to Superintendentlof clothing. m“ watch was humm‘m‘“
.i. ll. Potter, of Grctinwirli. who illitlyi 1). rcntovnd to “ I‘ii‘ill jcwt-ir 1,.“ N.
refused to abate the nuisance. litbliolnucnl.
The mayor was then appealed to and It in not my...” that, M r. Mi‘i'tills-
II“ notified the mm” nillclnhi “‘M ”I: land will sulfur any ill Nicola from Ilia
“I" practice W” ""I’ stopped IimiWIi‘Iiinprcinctlinlatoll bath. Tlli‘ mil-(“alum
“I'M" II“ Would W“! stern Iiienhtiruu. hechicd to enjoy the affair more titan
It is understood that he intended to in— Mr‘ Molinindnnd m“ himself.
utruct the police to barricade the ,_,_,MWMM
tracks, it‘ such a procedure were found The case of Theodore mm who (m
I" “'3 necessary. Th" ”0““? “”1193“! Saturday nlitbt was arrested lar intox-
dlscuntinued the use of the truck and icutton and assault on his wife, came
”“3 trouble was Md“ “I‘M“W‘iy- before Judge Keogh, this morning and
W“ ”M M...“ It was continued until August 15,
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A good adv. mm in the best paper. paper.
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fpiil‘oim’ \i’flg lituhl iii?» without routs. MON 0F SIXTH REG'ENT
it will he rmiirnilicicd lhul (‘iiidul “will Hill‘i‘ll'ttrti of the Sixth (Jon-
wua round with two chickens tliiIIi‘l' litil'ill‘ul. Voinutccru will attend the rm
H“ “mm “5’ .lmh'.“ “"va Just an it... union to be held next, month at, Morris
mini Willi leaving till! Iitlnpnry, it, (into, New Haven. Aug. Ell. There are
Willi lhvii that tin.- alleged disturbance (“II-V “W'JHU‘ iii‘ iiIflIlI—V Hili‘VIV'll‘ii 03.
took place, tlilu famous regiment. It was in 28
i mpmpty Liiikwclicr lililit‘ilt‘I‘tl my ongugcinl‘atilu. Including the charm) or
Allin tiui‘nmtunl, but in the cross cxnni- FUN Wagner when Col. (iliutiield was
Iinuibni Lilpgypt dbl “fly in“ all "r [hp killed. Judge Abort =il. liners, com-
forts: ot' the (’iliii‘. and Ill" assault and illiilliliL‘i‘ ill chlul‘ 0f the (l. A. ill... Iii one
breach of lIit‘ pcnco ciiurgoa were ‘ 0f ”"3 "it"flbtfi'i‘ "I “it! HIXIII-
‘lltillt'll.
i The ”Hit? lasted nearly all day. G'RL'MOTHE‘R AND BABE 03””
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its the law that i‘iildal ronid have will moonirrown. .niiy 28.—-'riie an».
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‘ilnad tzoo and been sentenced to 2 thorltiea have been asked to investi-
years in jail.
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lgute the case of Mary Mlngelio.
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babe.
her new-born.
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. than 13 years old, who died. In a local
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