tomorrow. ,
.. 71‘1”qu '9! a traffic officer on the
temporary structure idiot by many,
wileuiady pepW True. . the§
.meturo is of transient «width to per-l
mil: vehicles to ma without any inton‘
raccoon. providing that they ordinar.v
rules of the road are observed. But
right there comes the rub. Ordinary
traffic rules are many times thrown to
the winds by those who have rightly.
been dubbed "road hogs." This per-3
nicious clan, rather numerous, persist
in making dangerous, places whichi
should be safe at all times by reasonl
of their hogglshness. They endanger;
“u... only the lite and limbs of pedes-
trians, but the property and safety of
rautomobilists and drivers of other ve-
hlcles.
It is the opinion of a large propor-
tion of the people, who use'the temporw
. »—~—~— .ary structure, that public convenience
and safety demand traffic regulation.
It is hoped that the difference between
the selectmen and the bridge commit-
tee will be speedily settled and an oili-
cer appointed.
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Tbe‘iao‘uth Norwalk City Council took
a'bold step last night when it voted tof
resurface the .Roman road pavement in
{West Washington, Water, Franklin and
,ddehry' streets at the expense of the1
contractor. That something should be?
one in this respect and done im'me-i
'diate‘ly-is generally admitted. I
L :Thess streets were paved last fall,
whatnthe temperature was such that;
the preparation was chilled before it;
cOuld work properly. Our information‘
to thehi‘effect that the city engineer
rotefited against the policy of surfac~1
in: the concrete base at that time and
was informed by the'contructor that
something had to be done‘to protect
I he surface of the concrete base. The
inference was and the general under-
tand ,g deemed tone that, if the pave-
_ . did not prove satisfactory, it
"would be resurfaced at the contractor's
expense.
“r80 donfident were the city officials
, [this fact that, when complaints com-
menced to come in, after the road had
begun to crumble, the street depart-
mm stated without fear of contradic-
_ than that the road had not been accept-
1 ed by the city and would be resurfaced
* by the contractor at his own expense.
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‘1 Speaking of the solvency and condi-
lion of our water department, it is
worthy to note that at last night’s
looting of the council, the controls-
dinners made application and were
”noted permission to take up $8,000
ator bonds. As the commissioners
burns, and one after the other, they
caught fire. In one of them was
about a hundred chickens and they
were all roasted to death. Anotller,,
it is said, contained implements, while
a third had about ten tons of. hay.
Mr. Carroll's house, a frame one of”
sixteen rooms, was only a few yards
off and was threatened every moment
from the sparks and heal. emanating
from the barns.
Chief Moore and his men attacked
the blaze with tact and determina.
tion. They expended all the chemi-
cals the engine tanks contained in a
few minutes and proceeded to lay two
hundred feet of hose they brought
with them to. the nearest hydrant.
The lengths proved too short,.. and a
bucket brigade was formed, while as-
sistance, telephoned for to Southport.
was awaited. The brigade from that
place soon arrived and with 300 feet
more of hose. ' .
Misfortunes. however, do not lisp-
pen singly, and some minutes after
the hose had been laid, a heavy auto
ran over the line, bursting it in two
places. lit took fifteen minutes to
make repairs, and meantime Mr. Car-
!picturesqueness and interest.
. extended until! . mo;
maul1 when. modem-mm! Wampum-l
an every matrix: t110fldéi‘Wl3v‘ may
with the particular work assigned to
. , him. '2 *
Dario: the first attack, which took . i. -| The Other item: Aron-ed,
place before daylight, two destroyers Meantime the alarm had been tele-
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killed or drowned. Two other- d0"“'i‘ha enemy sighted!"
stroyers got away without .1 scratch. Nearly as soon as, the Fort Wright
while another utter .a ‘ dam“: run mep‘uotto their positions mm}. of
“"038 Th9 791'! shadow Of 3ND!“ 12 the otlter two torts were prepared for
lurch sun: Iteamed into the Fort H. G. action. In seven minutes 2.200 men.
Wright harbor. blow a mine planter (lid written strength of the three
(tug) into a thousand atoms and thenilorts, had hustled from sleep to war
retreated safely along the dark shun-.and were ready to keep an attacking
nets left by a network of dazzling‘bnemy at buy if it could be done with
searohllghts. ‘ ‘ their guns or with their lives..
The second hum was made each "The action was brisk {from begin-
after daylight. In it eight first class nlng to end, ‘Gunshot followed gun‘v
battleships "were sunk.or so badly shot. if the good people of these parts
crippled by the fire from the Fort had been warned they would have
Wright mortars that they had to re-lhcou quite justified in supposing that
We from the engagement. 9. real attack was in progress. ‘
Fight at Long Range. Fifteen minutes after the collage-
After this punishment the com— meat started one of the destroyers
mander of the Black fleet, Rear Adlwas sunk. Half an hour later a sec.
miral Badger, took four of his seven ond went down, supposedly stern firstm
remaining battleships and began a As the officers at Fort Wright figur-
daylight bombardment at long range. ed it out later, it must have been at1
In the course of one hour the Fort about that time that a third destroyer
Michie and Fort Wright batteries flipped in to the south 'of the fort.
sent the four'dreadnoughts with their
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unseen by the searchligh'ls and into;
cargo of human souls to the bottom of tho harbor. ‘
the sea and there remained only an There were no men stationed there;
unworthy doubt. that the shore do. not even a guard. ' The destroi'er l0W:
fences had paid for their cost, malu- ered a small boat. It. was manned;
tenancc and incidental expenses by by six sailors and an officer.” Four
saving New York city and the Soundtof them rowed, one steered and thei
cost from the ravaglng bombardment sixth carried a formidable bucket Oil
of a hostile fleet. black 'paint and a brush.
But this is reckoning without the The boat nozed about in the harbor
naval guns. They boomed and bangediand located the mine planter, which.
and boomed again until the sky Was looks like a good sized tug without
pretty well blanketed with low hung- the rough lines. A sailor with the
lug clouds that. added to the scene‘slpnlnt decorated that mine planter’s‘
'Mavks- right side with this word in large let-l
manship at an 8,000 yard range is a tors: “Sunk."
matter of very nice calculation, Then the boat put back to the do;
What is more, when the result is stroyer and the destroyer put out tot
known it will probably show that see. without being destroyed. [
those .battlcShips‘ guns did a few The chief of stuff, tileut.~Col. Hiram}
things to the defence batteries and issued this bulletin to the press all
that some of the mortars and [O and neon:
12 inch rifles in the forts were quieted “it was not intended to have this
before they fired many times on the harbor looked after by the coast artill-
best. part of the Atlantic licetmfor cry_ The distribution of men therei
that‘s what the Black fleet is. would have prevented the sinking of‘
So far it has been impossible to de- the mine planter." l
tannins how many of the forts' bat- Rear Admiral Badger was Commhni-i
stories Rear Admiral Iiudger's fleet has cated with by wireless and when told
crippled or put entirely out of usefbe- of what happened promised not to let;
cause communication with the fleet any more of his boots attack parts 0f;
has been absent. There is wilttlc the fort that were exempted in the!
doubt, however. that the men behind joint agreement between the coast ar-‘
the guns on the buttids‘ship’s have caus- tillery und‘navy, , ‘
edgmuch destruction by their system There were no battleships in the
01‘ {blunting hits. 3 _ first cnbountbr," only 'illcl'fdo‘stroyers
Fleet It a Disadvantage. and submarines, The hornets were
In on attempt such as the present and “W 9’0“”“9‘” 93'“ 01' land‘
one, to run by a line of forts, an 111- where men might be. put ashore ,
tacking fleet is necessarily at a (“5- Whether or not. these scouts were!
advantage. it nlust discover where
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passed .‘morts Wright and Michie car:
rylns mill-ll uncertainty bombardmon
at long range. . ‘
During the afternoon the Fort
Wright mortars made ii hits and the
Fort Mickie guns 2. That was theo-
retically sufficient to sink probably
others that they would be good for
nothing but scrap iron.
A fourth call to arms was sounded
almost simultaneously in all three
forts at 7:30 o‘clock last night, when
a group of destroyers was sighted off
Fort Wright, evidently bent on finding
more mines and destroying the search-
ilghts over attain. .
ZIMMERMAN’S WEAKNESS.
Chicago Cubo' Third Bauman Get-
Dioeourlged When He Falio.
Heine Zimmerman, the Chicago
Cube' third baseman and one of the
heaviest batters in His National
Magus; has a weakness. if he could
overcome it he might make a greater
slugger than Tyrus Cobb. Any time
{Heine makes two trips to the plate
without getting a safe bingle he loses
heart. becomes discouraged and after‘
that appears easy for a pitcher who.
could not baffle him earlier in the!;
game, according to one of ZimmerI
man's teammates. Zimmerman's su-l
perb athletic appearance, his wonder-i
ful activity at third base, and hls|
fame as one of the leading batters in;
his league naturally lead one to be-':
lieve that ho is a man of abundant;
courage. On the field with the Chi-i
cage Cubs he struggles valiantly until'
the last man is out. He is true blue
to the club. and off the field will but
the with his fists until forced to take?
the count. lie reullydoes not knowi
what fear is and would not back an‘
inch for any man.
Fans seated in the grandstand prob~f
3ny never would notice Zimmie‘s‘
weakness unless their attention was;
cessJ
where
sale.
‘ ‘ Clearance
Sale
.THIRD WEEK
It has been a wonderful suc-
‘ Patrons are united in
their voluntary praises.
Satisfied customers every-
Now,. as a fitting
climax to this great achieve-
ment, we propose to make
this week a rousing bargain
week throughout the entire
‘ store, taking extra mark-
downs fOr this week, the
third week of this great
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called to it. Even the expert baseball,
men overlooked it. The player who;
points out the sluggcr's weakness has‘
been with him four years, is friendly:
with him, and believes he is one ofi EASTERN ASSOCIATiDN
the greatest ball players the some heat GAMES FOR THIS WEEK
8V0? broduced. The Cub athlete docs Tuesday.
not point out the defect with the idea! New Haven at 'Meriden (2i.
of knocking his teammate, but just tol Bridgeport at Hartford.
3 Springfield at New London.
have a flaw. This player says Zim-; Waterbury at Plttslleld.
‘ Wednesday.
mention is a perfect fielder, speedy
base runner, and while at bat slaps! New Haven at Springfield-
into the ball with as much courage as: New London at Hartford.
any man who ever were a uniforiu,l Bridgeport at Meriden.
Waterbury at Pittsileld.
SHAMROCKS WIN FORFEITED
GAME.
'The Shamrock baseball team, or
South «Norwalk, won a forfeited game
from the Saugatuck baseball team..-
Sunday, score 9 to 0. The score was
13 to 8 up to the ninth inning, when
the Shamrocks scored 4 runs with two
down. The trouble started when one
of the Shamrocks took off his suit and
when his tron came to bat, the Sangu-
tucks put up a boiler and grabbed the
the batteries are located before it. can
return better than random tire, and to
do this it must first expose its own:
ironclnds to bring fire from the land
guns.
As there are no umpires in these
manoeuvres the dreadnoughts that
were déstroycd theoretically accord,
lug to the land commander's calcula-E
tion didn't mind their damages 9. bit}
and continued hurling imaginary hay-l
no info Forts Wright, Mickie and Ter-
ry. I
The day‘s battle proved illuminating
to the officers and'lhrlliing to the
men, The flags waving above the grim
forts had apparently been atarchcd
over night and haunted their trinityl
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of colors. The olive drabhed soldiers}
roll’s house had caught fire three
times and wasps many times extin-
guished by the bucket brigade.
Finally the hose was go: to work,
although the pressure remained weak.
All of the home were burned, but
the house was saved. It was thought
that the barn containing the buy
would continue to burn all night andl
the firemen remained pouring water
on it until after midnight.
Mr, Carroll‘s loss will amount to
about $8,000.
Summer Hotel Destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.—-'l‘hc
Blue Mountain House at Pen Mar, on
the Pennsylvania-Maryland line, was
destroyed by fire early today. two
ran r . .
' be of the soarchlighis will not be Cobb, Hans Wagner or Joe Jackson.
known until Rear Admiral Badger can: , « .
be communicated with probably to This Cub player who unintentionall)
‘ ’ criticizes Zimmerman says the big
morrow. If they were it will prove to
« ~ . gthird baseman becomes discouraged if
a “mm extent ”‘9 efficacy 0‘ search- , he does not slug the horsehlde for a
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“35;: gaming enigmatic“ 9 30 a ‘lglngm or an extra base hit in his first
s .2. .
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m” an hour and fifteen minutes an(‘rli.‘WThthl:iDi: fhslliell’ilk‘niss that is depriv-
their presence was known, Admiralmg him of attaining even a higher
Badger Will have to tell whether or“ i to
not they discovered the mines and putting “emf; ”with: flushedlvgt
' ‘ , est season. ten 9 s compo e to
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try to discover the location of nihilism”ems he ceases to home tower of
mitiggrsofigazter: that two or thestrength to the club he ordinarily
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- i h r tak t e
While the destroyers cruised hack,hw::;do:°n: toilelh‘lgru: 2113863“ ego
and forth a continual lire from their. of the outilelders back to the fence.
and probably swings harder than 'I‘y‘ .
Thursday.
New Haven at Hartford.
New London at springileld.
Meriden at Pittsiield.
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
Friday.
New Haven at Hartford.
New London at Springfield.
«Meridpn at Pittsfield.
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
Saturday.
Pittsiield at New Haven.
Springfield at Morlden.
diartford at New London (2).
Waterbury at Bridgeport.
COOMBS IN UNIFORM;
HEAVIER THAN EVE
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.
tin—Jack
score book out of their scorekeeper‘s
band. They told him he didn't know
how to keep score. Then the manager
of the Shamrocks went up to the Sau‘
gatuck‘s umpire and told him to give
the Snugatucks five minutes to get
back on the hold and finish out the
game. The umpire gave them 12 min»
utes, and when they failed to return in
the stipulated time, the Saugatuck's
umpire gave the Shamrocks the game
Then the Saugatucke wanted to play it
out but the manager of the Shamrocks
told them the umpire had given them
the game. so the manager of the San—
gatucks turned upon the umpire.
R FRIDAY voun LAST CHANGE.
The final sitting of the registrars of
the town will be held on Friday, Au~
it'll/e 311‘de invested $4.000 1“ ”"311“ guests being seriously injured. They
own bonds, this makes a total of slBHnre Iii. F. Melzger ad Malcolm Frank,
000 of the profits used for this pur-10f Norfolk, Va. The "“3“ “91'? badly
| burned and bruised. They were on
hi . "l co i o . s
pose t 3 year he "1mm n” the fourth floor and were rescued
'9‘!” report that they have ‘5'000 1"when they had gotten to the second. '
"lab in “W local balikfl- The fire started in the main build;
,‘I'helSoubh 'Norwalk water and iiira—lng, driving the guests to the lawns'
blob, plants represent an investment of “1 scanty attire. Some of them were
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ heir belongings,
I , of licl unable to save t
out 861 .000 WI t amount the; There were 175 guests in the hotel.
_ “t has paid off 8308'000' WM” “‘9‘ Meizgar and Frank, who are uncle and
you! bonded indebtedness 0i “10mm“. nephew, (lid not hear the alarm which |
“03,000. The water works are in the aroused the sleeping «guests. They
bolt possible condition and ready m‘i’ound llimnsclvcs surrounded by lire
, lln their room on the fourth floor and
e aim an co tin can . '
me.” out‘ y n g y lln their effort to escape they fell
Mendy reports have ”0"“ “m" through a trap door into attains-swept
about Th8 Norwaika ‘0 the effect hull and were seriously burned abouti
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(fighting as at Manila or at Santiago 10‘" and five 10011 {runs was directed.
‘ helioalh those tings. were on thelr at the searchlights. it may be that by
.[099' akin and quick eyed, the time they retreated it had been
There was the. smell of battle in theI figured that 3” 1110 “Ellis were “‘5'
air if not the reality and there was
all the noise. it once took to make a
Fourth of July. Excitement rose out
of the fact that the exercises, though
supplying only imaginary valor. are
after all a thorough preparation for.
the spiendors of a real content and its
darkness. That at least was the way
the rank and his seemed to take it.
A Destroyer Rovnled.
lit was exactly 1:15 this morning
when one of tho searchllghts at Fort
Wright wheeled from south to east
across the horizon and disclosed the
ugly form of a torpedo boat destroy-
or not more than 6,000 yards away
‘plo matter |for them to discover
ubicd. In that case, it would be a sim.‘
an
open channel between the mines last
night and on the following night lead
the bigger vessels past the forts in
the darkness.
Pummolling the For“.
Another reconnaissance began at
9:30 a. in. Eight battleships, accom-
puhlcd by ten destroyed and three
submarines, passed Fort Wright in
single column at a range of' 7,800
yards. keeping up a continual'brond-
aide lire. They proceeded five miles
to the south and save inert Michls a
taste of their shells and then returned
The local water works were going back-
d. 'Presnmably these reports orig-
inated with the slime persons who
.Mve dubbed the electrical plant a innit
up. “Facts and figures count and the
‘ pie can decide for themselves an
L’the condition of their public utili-
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aloha ”ERAFFic REGULATION. ‘
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The demand by be public for an oili-
oo'r on‘fitlie temporary bridge to regu-
irli'fiic, has raised a nice question
1- y boll authority the officer
1‘ ‘ : “insulated and from what
’mr but... should be forthcom?
' ‘ 'juitileotmon have taken the'po»,
, mt the town, in having owed
Wflib “tiered than of all an»
t: emotions um brim. Mthil
1the face and head.
i The hotel was built by the Western
Maryland Railroad Company twenty-
to send broadsides into Fort Wrisht
lat an 8,000 yard range before passing
"Jack out to and.
racing at 32 knots an hour towrd the
fort.
in imam“ the Appoint.
‘ .olioersiiilnill " mm mm my mum on elm»
live years ago, and in its day was one‘ By the time you could say
[of the best known mountain resort! ROMMGD” that Bflflrchlishi had Elean-
in the country It was owned by a ed this information, which was im»
‘Hggergtown, Md“ corporation. The mediaiely telephoned to tilt! 1)”.th
ions is about $200,000, commander‘s elation;
,, BALTIMORE, hid, August 5.~—~ "Five destroyers and two submar-
‘burncd Blue Mountain Hotel wore “it It I 6.000 yard range."
Baltimorennd.A were or the... clad in “Fire!" was the reply 0! Motor
garments at all descriptions, returned Todd.
to m, on, on 3 morning train. 80 As the first been of cannon made
owli't m the prom: of the union summer residents of Fisher's Island
that none of the party was able to “"1 New motion think a thunder
sure ‘any of their jewelry or clothing. storm hid arrived there launder!
'n is estimated that more than mo,- ciwlv thronxw the niuht air the
too worth of loyalty m. lost, hurls mil to mu. "
The battery whole “sunlight had
Boston HI: 030.000, Lou. discovered the approaching enemy
BOSTON, August fiat-““8 Badger fired the opening shot: of the um
“Building, a Mastery brick otntcture mat. ,.
lat Albany and Plymouth him!» lea boomed. Thomson and artilie
loaned today. with a is“ at «0.000. arrow. who and retired to their m.
The, blindingly“ occupied bylaw ,wmout bu tow
chasm
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About one—ball 91 the guests at. the loss of the Black fleet sighted south-i
moods. Timid »
During this engagement the Fort
'Writht mortars registered ill hits and
file For: Michie guns 4, making a
or output of business all the clam
battleships in the night.
As a matter of fact if the Fort
‘Wrigln batteries had «seconded to
sinking or crippling the first twa bat-
tleships the remaining Iii; would have
till of 10. or enough to have sunk'
‘He loses that determination to achieve Ccombo 3‘)pr on the field in unl-
something wonderful unlcss he suc- form yesterday at Bhibe Park for the
coeds in connecting Willi 0110 01' M9 first time since April 11, when he went
terrific swings on his early Billie”: to his bed with typhoid fever. lie has
shoes at the plate. been working hard on his farm at Ken-
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MOHICA'NS WIN A GRUDGE [times to his brother, (lie is heavier
GAME. . now than ever before. "I Weigh 182
in a game between the Mohlcane pounds," the "invalid" told his mana-
and a team composed of former gar and eager queatlonere, “and l nev»
members of this aggregation. the man. or felt seabi- in my life. The last two
lars won out by the score of 9 to 2. weeks We been pitching every day.
Court pitched excellent ball for the My arm [3 in good shape and ['11 be
regulars and had excellent support ready to work in a game any time the
Bonus, on the other hand, was rather team needs me.”
wild at times and was given such'
wretched support that he was unable WHITE TO FIGHT WHITNEY.
t4‘) WW With Ml contenders. $3109.00, Aux. 5.-—~Chnrloy White.
The line-up of both teams was as the Chicasodiahtweiubi. signed my.
hollows: ' o‘lea today for two fights. on, Aug. 13
Mohicansm'Court, p : Nathan, 0; he will meet Frank wmmoy, of Cedar
James Kelly in; Mliolfllllf. 2b; 130”» Rapids, Iowa. at Atlanta, (is... for 10
89: 1'" mum 3b: Virsulwk» 1!; J00 rounds. Johnny communities. 0..
WWW» 0’; Smyka» it will be his opponent at Canton. Ohio.
Colts-Boll“, p; John Kelly, c; on whorl)“ for u mung, '
Bodway, lb; .ftitzo, 'le; Ilroland, as,
Olson, 3h; Yinko, if; Bosdany. of;
John Wat-so and Burden, rt.
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| vapor.
gust 8th, the last time for receivinif
applications for caucus and primary
registration. In the First Voting Dis-
trict B. C. Feouey and Joseph A.
Curler are the registrars; in the See-
nnd. Edward B. boulene and Jeremiah
Eugen; and in the Third, Iiurry' Wa‘
terhury and Edward E. Gerham. The
sessions will be held from noon until
9 p. m. and it is the last chance to be
registered for the coming intercetinlt
campaign. local, this fall,
VAUDEVILLE To BEGIN.
The fall theatrical season is almost
at hand and on Thur-day of this week
Hoyt'u Theatre will open with live
acts or vaudeville under practically
the same schedule which with in force
last winter. The people of the town
will begin! to welcome the change in
program, for them vaudeville and mo-
tion pictures will each appear on the
bill.
If you can Wl’llfl fl Mllilfi‘ilm Vll'i
write a hominid Will“ My
till
MOMIHOI Nathan,
York City.
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turned and oped away accordion to
tactical regulations. It a tleot’o Ad-
miral were anxious enough to really
a fort he mlzht be willing to mil“
more than two battleships, but!“ not
likely.
The eight battleships concerned in
the engagement were the Minis,
A moment later other MWVW'I’“, Nebraska. New Juries-anode witness for the prosecution, m
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WPOWI‘. Aux. 5.“Th0 cases
against flooretary Roddy. Manager
Group and eight players of the Bridge-
port Baseball team, for participation
in a game here on holiday, July at,
were continued in the City court today
till antimony in bonds of $60 each.
Detective Denny. of New Haven. chief
ob-
FBLLOW AM IRiCAN
loco. F; PENTECOST, JR.
SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE'ARCHUTECTG
Development of Country P. aces,
now oeuovaoorloumnaome, « Otiitmvmou or outcome”
“mu, run-rue mo reams coun‘rc
muorrtcewu enmuaov scum N. v.
venues: PARK. names, com;
. tooth workman, noun.
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