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Suicide Prevented Ilniy by Lun-
atic’s Inability to Get His
Whole Body Inside
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RIIEMPRRRRRE BEERRE
A Former Resident oi Darien
and South Norwalk
iSeeking, as he said, to secure “re-
premiums for his sins" in the blazing
depths of a blast furnace at the East‘mefriellded he" and who desired
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Alleges That Her Hair Was
Burned tilt and That She Was
Starved by Relatives
'Having her hair burned off so that
a 'wig is necessary, powder thrown
in her eyes, not allowed to eat
and other mistreatment, alleged to
have been done by Norman: relatives
in a spirit of hatred, composed some
of the details of a pathetic story told
at police headquarters this morning
by 16-yearold ivy Thompson, says the
Bridgeport Istandard of Thursday.
Charges of kidnapping, relatives wait-
ing around a corner in an automobile
and spying upon here were included.
Although her relatives do not want
her, she said, she falls to understand
why they object to her living with an
aunt in 'Bridgeport where, she says
that she husna happy home.
She was taken to headquarters by
her aunt, ‘Mrs. Lottie Boerum, of 393
Pembroke street Bridgeport, who has
ad-
i‘dide plant of The American Tube and 'vice as to procedure in locating the
linther of the girl, Walter S. 'l‘homp
shortly 1.917019, noon yestelday, Charles; son, at one time chnul’feur for William
1w Goff 41) years old and living at 997, 'B. Hubbell. ofisouth INOrwulk, and now
lStrnti’md avenue, Bridgeport mode as believed to be employed in a similar
lii-itamping Company, in Bridgeport,
melodramatic an attempt at suicide'capacuy 1“ N°rWECIL
‘She does not
as has come to the attention of police: wish to prosecute him or even to com—
and Emergency Hospital officials in'
some time Only the small sized door ‘ gill.
(Continued on Third Page.)
311111111 11111111
111131111 1111111111111
‘pel to help my for the support of the
All that she wants is for him
to give her some kind of 11 paper nl
lowing l1e1 to keep the girl with her
and to allow her to support ivy.
According to the story, her dough-
Ater, Jessie, about the same age, vis-
ited Norwnik and there noted lvy's
condition. She was shocked by the
story and shortly afterwards got
Occupants Have Narrow Escape
as a Wallingtord Car Hurls
Standing Machine Illil Feet
MERIDEN, Aug 8.-—~ln attempting
to light their forward lights, -.Mr and nothing to the kidnapping stern)
Bridgeport. She has been here two
days now.
.l.nst night, according to the story,
the aunts in Norwalk secured the
sympathy of the police with a kidnap-
ping tale. Oiilcers visited the home
at Pembroke street last night, but
became convinced that there was
Mrs.
MTSLT G.Frothingl1am, 0f NOI‘lh At Bocrum says that the girl had her
tleboro, Mass. relatives of
10”“91‘ ,l1nlr severely burned and had to have
dileuteuantdtiovernor',i1‘rotl1lnghn1n of n “1|g_A|g() that she 11111.1 so poorh
Massachusetts. had a very narro“ t'h Cliid that she had to clothe l1e1.
attempt will
cape last night when a speeding Wot
iingford bound trolley bore down up—
on them wrecking their car .md hurl,l-
ing it down the trui its {(11 11 1111111111 Ill
feet.
Mrs. Frothinghnm was in front. of
the car with 11 match ready to light
the lumps and
heard the our. lioth sprnnar to
$0011.
A11
be made to locate the
father.
MOTDMAII KILLED
1 WHEN TROLLEY GAR
her husband wus at;
the side turning on the has when they!
thof
...‘!iillo of the rond not a second too;
BAITS THliil’ WALL
S'li-lltilll-I‘X. Ant-i. ii -~-1'i‘hc ilulll trol-
[iey our on the Milldnlo to i‘l1cshiro
The motor was nt least six Inches line, in charge of Motoriuun William
away from the Ll‘ttilkii hut, Witt-l caught, li)ili.':t‘l'.1lltiillltl i’fii‘ Militilile. Jillilpt‘d Hit)
by thc lower step of the trolley. Mr.
ll"1'othlngl1nm will look for damages,
on his electric dash lights were nl~
ready Iiurulng when lho irollcy
Ftl'ilt‘li them.
fly...”— mam
NAVAL MILITIA l8
READY FOR BBIIESE
trucks at the Milidule stallion I11 some
unexplained monitor 11nd lore
“iii roudwny for do feel crushing into
tho one-story bricl.‘ building,r ol‘ the 1-11.
fits Mnnul‘nctnriun (hunpnny. When
7 p1~opl1~ nruuscd by the sound of the col
‘llslml renchod the factory they found
the cur wedged Into an opt-hing in theI
side
through a twofoot (1n
l1rl1k w.nil
"Vin 10 BERRMUDA line front platform in the middle ol‘
l t W
licluils of thc (lonnci'tlcui .‘Cuvnl
'ltoHi-ri‘cs will null Ilic U. S. 8. Mn ‘iliilli
lo ilcrunidn and return curly to 51p
‘l1uni11'r.'l‘i1e illizonnullorn plan to
111.1 out 111 \cw ilnvnn l1utbo1'Au'1ui-u
:11) and 11-11111 licrnludu in thine 1I1'1111.
'I lit-1 will spend two data more null
111‘ to Inn litltlii' In illroo (111111. 'Ih lH
cruise will be lint second right tiny
ciuim» of the 11111111011 for the sailors
Men who wenl on. the first cruise
are int-lined to believe those chosen
ll’or the next one have the better of the
deal this your, The Fourth liivldiou
of the reserve (Nt‘W Haven) in going
in full, with tit-tulle from the
(New Haven). Second (Hartford), and
fi‘hlrd (llrldgeport 11111! South Non
wnlk)
Officers detailed tor the coming
crulscnre: Commander Hill. Incut.
lti‘omninnder Peel. bloat. Maynard.
'liieut, Lewis. incur. Crows, Lieut. (J.
ft.) liurns, 1.111111. (J. G.) Hoyt, Ensign
:liutler, Lieut. Merritt.1Lieut. Hlnkley,
Ensign ltnthgeher, Machinist Vander
lion, Machinist German, Lleut. (J. G.)
Locke, Lieut. (.l. (3,) Gregory.
‘ 1
”Hanna 18mins streets, shone. 11111011 tho
won the biliii
brcuthinu.
tho (it-bl In
just. .hnrcly
of Iliiucr,
.\I'l.c1'l)1'luiz
lulu-n from the wreck he lived 1.111l_\,1,,,,,,,,,,,_m,,, 111111 11111111111 are at
until i o'clock this morning.
’i‘hcrc won only one pnsscuucr so
for 1111 1-1111 In- lcnrnod and i111. with tho
unhurt. lillucr wun 111111111 4.".
old nod lived in Houlhlnciou.
LIGHT WAS THOUGHT
T0 BEA BURRLAR
The reflection from the electric
light. at. the corner of ii'nslilnuion
windows of I-llc bomb of llr. ilenry if.
.Sheror, ut the corner, last. night, in
such a way no to diurm n pussonby.
i-lc notified the police, who are. watch~
ing the place. and sold he thought
there must he burglars in the house
as he was errors that the family is
away. The police, sure that none
hm] eluded the watcher, investigated,
bewarer. and found that it was only
was absolutely dark. "
I
’growlng concern incorporulml in Cowl
across ‘
1
i
Automaton rm- Nm trons All Pan- 11.”. the. WW 1‘
AVUIRRIRIES
IR REM US] IN
111111 11111
c. Marvin Wood, on Non-Stop
Trip from New York to Wash-
ington, unlined Io Alioht
IIIIRER RR ERRII ii.
SIIIHERSRURS. MU.
Heavy Smoke Clouds and Engine
Trouble Experiencec
WASHINGTON, August 8.-—C. Mur-
VIn Wood, the’American aviator, who
began a non-stop race with a railroad
train from New York to Washington
at 4: 30 n. m. for the American dura-
tion distance and speed record lost
his way and was forced to land at
Gnithcrsburg, Aid, .11. 9 o'cl111‘k——23
miles from his goal. He had ’lost his
way while over Baltimore becnusg of
heavy smoke clouds. and finally was
forced to land because of engine trou-
ble. He came down from a height of
7,000 feet and mode a good landing on
the farm of J. B. Diamond. on the
Gaithersburg pike, without damage to
his monoplune or himself, ‘
When he landed Wood got to the.
nearest telephone and 1gelled 11p Wash.
.. ,_w;ingtpn to ask that his mechanics be
sent " to Lieltbersburgs to put his en-
,
(Continued 011 Fifth Page.)
,«
RREERIIIRH SUSIIR RU.
EIIIS EUR i IIIIIIUR
immediate Receivership is Asked
for “Central San Chris-
Iobal” Company
HARTFORD, Aug. RNA bill In
equity has been died In tho United
States court in this city 111 Welch a
Company. 11 corpol'ntion boring oftlces
in San -l-‘1'n11cisco 11nd New York, link»
int.r that n receiver ho nppolutr-d for
tho (‘cntrul 'Snn Cristobal, a sugar
net'ticul.
principal oilice at No.
mcnuc, Greenwich.
New York
bill,
litti'I u, 'i‘omphinn,
uttorncys, who lilcd the
,tcrnoon to not, il'i‘tli‘i'ltl .luduu llolt to
of the building, huvlnu broken-
appoint n 1'ccci1’or.’l‘iu.~ dci'cndnnti
company, whose otihcrs 11ml (iiit‘itimti
111'1- nll \‘cw \orlt 1111111. oftc: s 1111 1111-,
jmiloit.
\\ 1-l1l1 .11 tompnny ni'c 1-"1odlt1111-. to,
the extent of Sll'27.;'tll,11vot “no.1 lid! of
it uni-1N ulod 11nd llicv sci up ihni tin»
don.- ndunt concern on 1-11 consldcmi 113.
over .1 million dollars 11nd has 1111 1111111-
1-) to pay its debts 11nd that
i'o."l of
will be
is up,
Numiuho. l’orlo ltlco, “bit-h
disulpnicd unit-us 11 rcl'i-Ii'cr
1 lltliliiilli.
colulncior, in thought to burn camped;
yum-11’
Not in Telephone Book.
"Control Hun i‘brlutobni“ in not.
known In Iirmuiwlch, unl‘ in it ulven I11
llm tub-phone boob.
LESS 0F REIIIIIIII': SPRING
LAMB 160
FORES
ltlb chops, .ltlc.
Loin chops, 2131.1.
Stew lamb, 81'.
Put must, no hone. lllr.
Roast beef, lilo-22c.
Small smoked shoulders; iiic.
Fresh shoulder,“ the.
Native veal to roast, liic~20o
Beef liver, 12c.
broilers, roasting chickens.
iilc
W
damp
the external light, and that the house and ducks.
The floors Meat and Provision On.
June. I-l, lillli, and having iho‘
llli Greenwich-
l1uvc gone to Woodslt‘wii this nit:
scorn nonwnnu, court. oil's! soccer 8.191s
REUI RIVER URI RIIU
SRREIR ERRERRI EIRE
Damage of R115 “’0 Done- .. Part
1 of Railroad“ little at Tariff-
ville Destroyed
. NW HAVEN, Aug. 8.—-Damege es-
timated between $10,000 and $15,000
resulted yesterday ”from a. fire in the
nut and screw factory, tit-Reynolds a;
company, in this city. The fire start-
ing from an unknownsource give the
firemen one of the‘touxhest battles in
some time and wiped out portions of
the heading department. machine
room, oil room and threading deparb
ment. No one was injured, but one
workman had to Jump from a second
story window. The fire broke out in
the treading department on the second
floor and at first had the appearance
of being 11 small one. A hundred em-
ployee formed a bucket brigade and
began to pour water on the tin111es,but
they gained headway and an alarm
was turned in. The loss is covered
by insurance.
Railroad Bridge Burned.
TAItLl‘l-‘Vllddc. Aug. 8.~——A portion‘
of the long wooden bridge over swamp
land .west of here on the Central New
England Railroad was burned early
yesterday.
the rcplatcd was about fifty feet.
crew from “insted sent cut. oil!
had repairs mndc at 10:30.
trains between Winsted and iiiartford
A
:30
Plainville.
inst .\luy in the some way.
11111.. 11111111 111
111111111 1. 111111111
111 1111111 111111
While Enroule tor Chesapeake
Beach to Go Bathing
WASHINGTON, l). (3., August 8.»-
secretary, Charles Greene. and 'i‘hom-,
11s Spencer, a friend had a narrow cs-
copo from serious injury Wednesday
nl‘tornoon when 11 train in which they
were riding Wars in 11 head on collision
with nnotllu truth. A score of p 1r
song on the truths was lniurcd.
several of them seriously
Mr. lionoiun and his secretary.
'Mr. (lrccnc 1l1-1i1ledto got 11 broutll
‘11l' salt ulr and 11 dip in the salt no
1
‘ier of i‘hcsnpcuhe tiny, and nt'conr
tpiilliilll by Mr.
lot in the middle of the ni’tcrnoon for
n resort about thirty miles
- \i'nshinnton, culled 1 husupcnkn
,licn" l,1 i‘i1o_\' tool. ssh-11111 train, which
'c-onncila with 1111 clcutrlc lino run--
bins, to the boundary linc of the [its-
3mm of i'oluinhin. 11nd fit‘tilt'd 11111111
Rm lit'ii for n dosh fot the suit outer
About. thicc 111il1-1-1ir11111 the siullon.
they ucrc iomcltcil from their 111111111,
inlong with oil tho other pnssongcrs
lln the train. lhm pit l.c1l illi‘llisi‘Vt'r.
“,4 ”hypo and lmind 11o boo-'14 lu'olwn ”lhi-n ol' the 111-11111
“1111' qilli I11 111111111 li11-i1 out 111
tho 1. 111'.
\\ (IV
1 'lhoy found tin-tr Irnlu hnd 11111111.“
hcud 1111 11 Halo coming from the op
1ponll1» dirocllou on rho nintto truck
h'ond. lloih 1.411111111-11 u'ci'o Hillililli‘il into
ltuiotlco of iron 11nd stool. 'i‘hi'ro wnu
tilt! mooning 11nd curios oi illilll‘vd to
b:- buurd in ninmnt every cur.
worn. unconscious from tlii-ir wounds
and worn revolving ilrst did from
friends.
Mr. tlrccne Is a lirldgcport news.
pnpermnn who chino to Washington
when Mr. Donovan took his scat In
Congress. Mr, Spencer is also n no.
live or Connecticut, and has been new
rotary lo sevi-rnl members of con-
gress from tho Nutmeg state.
WWW-u.
witnnner ilnkery broad once tried
always used. ti Monroe tit.
Mr. and litre. Alden «Solmdlln and
spending several days ”at 1311an Lake
Berkshires.
That section which had to.
l
Meantime 1
were sent. by the way of Shusbufy and:
This bridge was damaged
Severely Shaken Up in Collision?
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan, hIS'
Sponsor, left the Cnpi~\
El‘ulli
Sonic ,
Mrs. Richard how have returned site:-
and other points of interest in the
WI Wire and Our Own Operator. ‘
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11.11.111.111... FORECAST
increasing cloudiness or showers.
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.\‘\.I‘\‘ OHM CH“\‘ 1.1-
HARR ERR
RUNS IRIR
IRHI
Two Track Laborers Killed and
Five Fatally Injured In Pleas-
ant Valley, New York
MUIURRERIRIE
RRRRRRR 40 IIIIES
Two Sisters injured While
Crossing the Track
a
POUG‘HKEEP81E,N . Aug 8.~
Speeding forty miles an I10 r, a motor
handcar. laden with tree laborers.
crashed into a freight train on
Central of New England Railroad a
subsidiary of the New York, New din-1
van and Hartford Railroad near Pious.
ant Valley, today. Two were killed
outright and five were mortally injur-l
ed. I
I Sisters Struck by Train. ,
WAKEFIELD, Mass, Aug. s.-—lnt
avoiding a freight train near wake-l
hold Junction station today, Mrs. Mary
1.. Walsh and .1119. Herbert Sweetser, '
‘ sisters. stepped in front of a passenger
locomotive. The former was killed.
Mrs. Sweetscr escaped with slight in '
Juries.
cm omcins' ,
AIIilIlAL norms,
The second annual ciumbakc of the
I
the
friends took place yesterday after-
noon at1Sl1ell‘ield Island. Forty werel
in attendance and a great geod timei
and feed were enjoy ed. i
The trip to and from the island was
made in Captain William H. lioyts;
".ltody Green" without mishap. l-‘oluj
lowing the dinner and otflr pleasures
participated in at the Island, the men
'were given a delightful soil among the
,benutiful Nor-walk islands by Captain
iiioy,t all of which was appreciated
and thoroughly enioved.
i
foiueunlcim 111111 R
l ,rmruostnntsrto
l _....._--
l A lunch \vngon Is 11 bud plncc fol I
in ind six inches orcr six ice-t tuli, Al»=
llt‘l't Ilcuulni: soul's to those heights
and that was the 111111511 of his nrrcst.
llo weutginio i’nyuc‘s lunch counter
‘wllh Gooi'uc \‘i‘omirnh‘ and another,
janl throt- beinit linnbul'y yonun
1111-11. As , tin-y cutci‘I'd, ilcn-
nlng‘s bond hit. tlu- root. This slut-toil
n chewing iiiilii'li \1l1l'h cndcd in tho
linli mun unsuiiitlnr _\lr (lit-‘0”,
,11Igl1t man.
I llllicer li‘ib‘iiu ni‘rcMcd lhi- li'Io_ lh‘lr
niliu, thc tnll onc, won chornl'd wilh
insattuit 11nd his friends with 111'1’111'11
'l‘ln'v on- out. 1111 bond-1
of $15, Sill 11nd $111 The ruse. will be
,bcni'd iotnoirow inorninu,
... . .. .mww.w&mmww
MARIN GRAS AT
REETIIII A SUGGESS
'l‘he Snoopy 011111111111 Club, of Booth
Norwnlk, had 11 Murdl ilrns dance ni
:lbo itnion l'qul. pnriilon loot cvenlni:
which proved n 3111111 sut'ccun, oxt'ccd—
but the expectations of the most 111.1111“
fill. The attendance was largo
throughout the evening.
The numii urns I‘Osiiliilug were dis i
tributed to oil 11nd 111111111111 oboundml
Knupp‘s orchostri‘i rcndcicd tho music
and all Wore u'cll planned with the
affair.
The winners of the prize waltz \vure
Mrs. Clinrlen Fluke and William him.
tlnrthy, the latter a lirldgeport, 1111111.
. The second prizes went to Miss tine
Mothers and James Connors, 111 Stan»;
lord young mun.
Nicholas Lynch, of Slhmtord. John
Weiselt and Gus Veil: of South Nor.
walk, were the judges ot the dancing.
1th? buildini.
”“1 .
, robbery who not diacovornd until
,o'clock in the morning. witch the boom.»
RRIIREMIR KIIIEU
RI RRIRRRRRIWE WIRE
Waterbury Otticer Meets Death
in Effort to Make Trouble-
some Linht Flash Up
WATERBURY Aug,8 8.‘—~Patrolman
Daniel J. Lane, aged thirty-three
years, was instantly killed at 10:33
o'clock last night when he fell from an
electric light pole at the corner of
Cooke and Grove streetsoatter he had
grasped a wire through which a cur-
rant of 2,200 volts was passing.
Whether death was due to the
shock or the fracture of the skull
which he sustained as a result of the
fall is as yet undetermined and an in-
vestigation into the case will be made
in the morning by officials of the po-
lice department, of the United Electric
Light. and Water Company and by
Deputy Coroner William B. Ely of
New Haven.
Two witnesses of the accident say
that Lane was several feet up on the
pole shaking a wire to make an elec-
tric light, which had been out all ev-
oping work “hen there was a finch
and his body hurled to the ground
a distance of 10 teet.1\'o bums
could be tound on his body, however.
:APPBEGEATED WORK
or 01111 11111111111111
.lohn if Knapp, of South Norwalk,
YRURR ARR]
11 pun
' 1
With a Summer Home in
Seymour, Hold for
Boy’s beath
IRU JUMPER ERRII IRE
-~H~
Appearantly Failed to See Me-
chine in Back of Him,
Tony, the nine-years-old son of Mr.
and Mrs, John Carusona, of WeStport,
was struck yesterday by the machine
owned by Richard D. Bery, of New
York, who was on his way to Seymour,
Conn. The boy died about 4 o'clock;
yesterday, in the Norwaik hospital.
where he was taken in Mr. leley’s
machine. directly after he had been
struck.
Yesterday about 12 o’clock Tony
.\\".l1_-', ilding on the back of Nash’s ice
1-1pprctintcd the good work done by,“ $0“, getting a piece of ice, and al'
the firemen at his property in Ely
menue which was twice threatened
with (instruction earlier in the week,
and the one of.luI\'16tl1 when the
Knapp Box Shop has threatened and‘
has sent the department 11. check for
fifty dollars to show the extent of'
his appreciation
The letter which was received and
ncknouimigcd by Chief George W.
lows:
John H. Knapp
82 West street
South Norwalk, Conuu
Mr Borzoi-due
Denr Sir:
ltncloscd plcnso find check
fifty dollars in token of appreciation
for the arduous work your men did
at the two ilrcs l have recently had.
The fire at Ely n1 onus won a Stub
bo111 one and the men did well to 8111' c
\\'itl1 on mprcssion of
thanks, I remain.
Very truly yours,
.lUl-iN ll. K.\'Al’i’.
v»... HW— -- h.~_.
HARTFDBB JEWELER’ 8
etsiotnct nonsto"
ll \lil‘l-‘Miitli A111: \ -The home of
i-rcdcrlilt ll.Slonn.junio.11111111bcroi'
the lil‘lll oi iinuscl. Slonn & (Tonipnny',
ion-1.111%, 111. .\'o. 1'.) Lorraine street
won cutcl'cd by burglars. some time
bots-och 1: o'clock \t’cdncsilny night
and 7 o‘clock yesterday
inrgc quantity of
morning.
vnlunblc jowclry
owned by .\l 1'11. Hionn null by her nioih- 1
or. Mrs, Lucy W. Snuc. was tnltnn. 'i‘lio
huraint‘i wnn ml:- of the boidcui pollmi'
‘iii j
on in the rouldontiul purl of tin-1
In many yours. .‘iii'lnhcl‘n of tho T11111-
iiy worn unlccp ni ihc lime. and no
11111-11 oI‘ 11"chth wcro lho Intruders,
Ibut ilicy went into the bedrooms 111'
Mr, niid Aim. Hindu and of Mrs. l-lngc
11nd took rlnun and other poetry from
hurcnuu in the sleeping room. The
7
limit] begun hcr usuril dolly doth-11. The
police wot-11 noiliicd ni, once. and were
.iurniuhcd with a complete list. of tho:
1 stolen Jewelry.
Police in hunt-by towns
11nd cities have been notillml. but. so,
far no trace of the stolen plunder bun 1y“ liurris, 11111111111
been found
Members of the Sloan family refuse Julia Keisier, Mullet Miller,
to plow ony mine on the ir-wolt'y and
,olllcr articles token. but. It in intlmut
. ed that the sum represented in n inruo
'one.
WTO ALL WHOM
CERN.
1...
IT MAY CON
My wife,'Cln1-n .i. Therinult. hnvlny
left. my bed and board. i hereby warn
all percent not to give her credit on
my uncouth, and that I shall pay on
bills contracted by her.
ALPHONSES N. 'l‘HiiiitlAUL'i‘.
for l
.‘i'
til’ I}
Elbe foot of the hill going into West-,1
port he jumped off and started to
1run a1ross _the street to the sidewalk.
l'l‘homus Adams who was driving til?"
automobile, could not. see the boy on.-
1 ~pn~
,lhe was going east, and the ice wagon. ‘_
,drivon by William Sturges, 0t WW
lport, was going west The boy leaped
out from behind the wagon and direct- ’
.lv in front of the automobile which
South Norwalk City Olliciais and their-i “Wald“ [hits "10mins. I‘t‘ads as fol. one going at a low rate of speed It.
hit him and threw him to the ground.
llniter it was found that the mud
guard of the machine had struck the
.boy The automobile went only a few
feet after it had struck the little tel-5
,low.
When the. machine had stopped, Mr.
1lirlxey got out of his car, which con»
Itained five other people, and picked
1[the boy on anti rushed him to the
Norwnlk hospital, where everything
possible one done to Sail}. the union»
,lunnto ind. lie died shortly before
It o'clock.
1 Mr. lsrixcy is the president of a
.lnl'u'c cable. concern in Seymour, and
iln- and thc pcoplc in the car were
ion 1111 ir wnv lo that plnce
‘ Dr Samuel ll Huntington of \‘or-
.1'11111 wns t'iiilt-il to tho Noi'wnlk lion-
1pttnl 11nd hitcr examining (he. remains
hc "Mo ibi- rouse 01 111-11111 n fracture
ut ihc pose of the skull
’l‘1l1c'o WI‘H‘ :1 numinr of eye wit-
,_111-ssca end all seem to think the tic-’1
cliicnl wus unavoidnblc.
w. ww.mm. - . .. ”mu...”
R. D. Brixley,-ot New York”?
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M83 SMITH WAS ‘ 5.
SOME SURPRISE!)
Miss Mildri 1i .'~'.111i1l1, daughter of
I’oli1c1nnn 11nd M111. John H. ERNIE".
l'iiizltllt‘ili nil’i-‘J'i. was i\ slii'iil‘lliiad
litiio nil'i Inst urchins. win-11 it {1an
of 11111' filcndn 111'1-iv111l :iiill tendered
her 11 party. 'i‘ln- ll'ilc Judy recovered
11111111111111,- from her usloniuhnicnt.
howvvor, 11nd proved 11 dolluhtfi‘l] hunt:-
can. prosldlnn m‘tzi' tho 1111111113. that.
wcro pluycd 11nd assisting generally
in rim pond time. Music won 11 diver:-
aloii iuid t‘ci’l't‘shtni‘iiln Wi'i‘t! Hurt/tiff: *
1111111111: illoso proscnl. were the ini-
fiowluu:
Mnrshnli (1111111 Mildred (hills, loves
Militia. Vii-Elma
11111111, Lewis l“inl.,e Mable Kclsler.
Marlon
(lornilny EilWiii‘d 1111111111111, 3an [looks
,or. their lmlhorlnnd itugcne Vaughn.
John Smith, llciou Wuiierhousu.
Gladys Flynn. Ethel Smith.
Smith and Mildred Smith.
M
8. OWENS FILES 33th OF SALE i
Owens, oi‘ South Norm _\i
! Mr”. 1‘1. R. ,
,welk has filed in Town Clerk timitit'l
office a bill of sale.
to sell her business ‘in North Milli
street to 011cm- M. Squires, ot blob- ,.
walk, on August 16th.
1
Gladys . ,
She has surest! T
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