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General Strike Proclaimsd by the
Syndicaiisf and Socialist
Workmsn’s Unions
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Striker Lays Down in Front of
Approaching Trolley Car
MILAN, Ttaly, Aug. 11.—~A general
strike throughout italy was proclaim-
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Stamford Woman Dead and [Two
in Hospital Following Col—
lision With Polo
GREENWTICH, August 11.——~Mro.
Mary M. Denison of Stamford is dead.
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor .Bal‘teli of
Woodhaven, L. 1., are in a hospital at
Port Chester suffering from painful
injuries as the result of an automobile
'accident at Bycan's *Hill, on the post
road Saturday midnight. The party
was driving in Mrs. 'Denlson's car to
her home in Stamford, the machine
being driven by her son Eugene, when
as it reached the bill it collided with
a. telegraph pole. The car was com-
pletely wrecked, and all of the occu-
pants, with the exception of the driv-
er, thrown out. Mrs. Denison was
taken to the hospital at Portchester
unconscious and died there early yes-
terday. " Her skull was fractured, Den-
nison says trouble with the steering
gear caused him to lose control of the
machine, so that it sideswiped the
ed in a manifesto issued today by the
sSyndicnlist and Socialist Workmen's
organizations here.
The lmlnii'oslo urges all workmcu's
unions to take immediate action and to
pole. Tile car was going at a good
rate of speed at the time, as it was
about to take the hill.
Machine Breaks Pole.
Another automobile accident of a
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WEATHER FORECAST
Fair and Cool Weather Tonight.
fill an nulls.
Jill or sun
Speculation as to What Novelty
Race Will Be Has Young
Folks Busy
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Horace M. GraY, of the Knob Club
entertainment committee, has all the
young people their; guessing as to
what the novelty race, which appears
on the program of? evelfis tor the an‘
nual water sports {to be held on 'Aug-
ust 23rd, will be like.
divulge the secret to any who have
asked him yet, not even in confidence.
It promises to be something interest-
ing it the hints gained by a Sentinel
reporter count for anything, and some
good sport is promised.
The events will be open to the local
clubs and invitations have been pre
pared. it. is a fact to be deplored, that
all of the four local clubs have their
acoustic events on the same day tilis
year. On Saturday, the 23rd, the
Country Club. Knob Club, Belle Island
iHEllllRWilK
hill on —
~ Hlilllllilli
Water Sports Proved a Great
Attraction to Younger Elev-
moni in the Afternoon
lull unfit ill
lllllss illl iitlei
Knickerbocker Yacht Club‘fiiven
a Smoker in the Evening
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It was a gay day at the Norwalk‘
Yacht Club, on Saturday. when fromiuub and I‘okcneke Club will each
i 1‘ have their own programs. it is to be
‘eary a ternoon until late “at night hoped that next year a committee,
i there was something doing every nlin~ composed of one from each, club_ may
uto. Excellent water sports ill the af—i get together and select different dates:
ternoon were followed by a smoker in‘ that all may participate in the events'
like evening hours, with the Knickeru of each club.
He would not a
n. rolls and
“Will um
Interesting Exercises Yesterday
Afternoon at New Building
in Cedar Street
in till”
w WASA up
llNlllliliEii
Personal Representative of Pre-
sident Wilson Arrives in
Mexico titty, Sunday
I
The exercises at the laying of the
comer-stone or St. Peter's Evangeli-
cal Luthern Church in Cedar street,
near West avenue, were very impres-
sive and beautiful. Though the weath-
er was extremely warm and sultry,
there was a. congregation of from 200
to 300 people present.
The services were opened by the
Rev, M. I. Steup, pastor of the church.
The choir of Zion Lutheran church of
Bridgeport rendered an anthem where
upon the pastor offered prayer and
read a Schipture lesson.
After a hymn‘by the entire congrega-
tion the Rev. Karl Kretzmann, former
pastor of the congregation, delivered
the German address, taking for his
text Eph_ 2, 19:20: "Now therefor l'e
are no nlore strangers and foreigners,
but fellow-citizens with the saints.
MEXICO CITY, August 11".“,6 ar-iand of the household of God; and are
rival of John Lind, the man whose.’built upon the foundation of the apos—
mvysterlous mission to Mexico was thelties and pmphms' Jesus Christ hm“
direct cause of a public. manifestation ' 3"” being the chief corner-stone."
yesterday in support of General. The Rev. William Schocnfeld deliv»
liucrla‘s attitude toward Alllcricnll‘erea a powerful sermon 0“ the toxt
IXPlfllS Ill FINISH
Willlll lllllil Ill 3 WEEKS
Will Not Act Hasfily and De-
clines to Give Out in-
torvisws
nib K ii”
iii ulnnul
alluring ~~
Arthur Staboll. oi Rofon Point
Life Saving Division, Covers: ':
Light House Course in '
1 Hour, 17 Minutes
illitiiil llilllllll. llilillll. ,
‘ llllMll n ulnar;
Joseph Corcoran, a Life Savor... f:
Secured Third Place I
i 3
The championship of Connecticut I
for long distance swimming goes tog;
Arthur Stabeli. a member of the Ro- ‘
ton Point Division, United States Vol-t 3i
unteer Life Saving Corps, who yester-
day completed the swim from file Ro-
carry on the strike to the bitter enr.
Some of file leaders of the strike.
movement are preaching revolution,I
saying: “We do not wish to follow thel
example of Alllerlca, where certain.
strikes have lasted as long as till
months, the strikers receiving wages?
from the unions, but in the end meet-l
lug moral and financial disaster. Here
the strikers claim not only economic
advantages, but aim at the subvezul
amp; the present basis of the capita-
listic "oligarciry. The strike‘ 'tnust.
(therefore, become a kind of national,
earthquake, 'overtllrowlng the soclall
lorganization resting on the exploita-
tion of the workers for private advan-
tage."
. Every group of strikers today has.
less serious character occurred here
last night, when the machine in which
id. ll', Oswald, his wife and daughter
were returning to their home at West-
iicid, N. .l., from a visit ill Shelton
crashed into a trolley pole and was
wrecked. The occupants of the car
were thrown out, and more or less
bruised and shaken up but not seri-
ously hurt. The trolley pole was
broken off and only the wires at its
tap [kept- it‘trom falling.,down. Mr.
Oswald says. the wheels of his car
caught in the trolley tracks causing it
to skid into thewpoie,
SWINMEIIS BDLLIDE
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lbocker Yacht Club present as guestsl
in goodly numbers. Then, too, the us-l
ual Saturday afternoon yacht races;
were held. it was unquestionably the:
greatest gala day ever experienced
at the popular shore club. l
. The water sports, as usual, were of’.
a high standard and the general lnviw
tation which was extended to all the,
local clubs resulted in a large number‘
(Continued on Sixth Page).
IT LINKS LIKE
The pmgmm arranged by the Knob . mutilation, has of itself been devoid at: l. (101'. 3, ll: “For other foundation
Club committee is one which possess-lolly thrills. Mr. Lind. as the personallcan no ““1“ lay than that is lain,
es mm.“ mm.“ There are thirteen ‘i‘cprcscutative of President. Wilsonflwm‘lh is Jesus Christ." lie spoke on
events mm every one promises to aliglltcd from his train last uiglltaftcrguum true visible church of Christ on
prove interesting. The half mile swim a tedious day's journey from Veralmnh “5‘4””; ION“ that “19 “WW“
has been done away with this year, ‘(ll‘ilz' andtbere were only a fcw‘pcr- '5 founded nut 0“ traditions 01‘ human
as has the hundred yard event {(lrlSDIlSi nboutltlle station who seemed at reason, m" 0“ the infallible Word 01‘
men, and a happy medium in thg 200 all curious to watch his movements. ; Gm]: 0“ the preaching of the pulse 803-
.l'urd event has been reached. :Numemus newspaper pilotogrupllerslpel ol’ SMWUOH by the grace of God.
i 1 v .
The. list of events to be run of! is ‘ were on hand to subject him to thslmmm’h faith 1“ Christ Jesus.
announced as follows:
The corner-stone was laid 'by the
l. Pitt!“ “”9?ka 14 .and under. lpastor of the church, assisted by the
. 100 yardsmlndies’ swim.
iRevs, William Schoenl‘eld, and Karl
. Fancy diving-boys under H.
m
(Continuation Seventh Page.)
AMEIliIiAlI SENTENB‘ED
lKrctzmann, of New York, Rev. W, ‘H.
‘Stcup, 0r lll'idgeport, Rev. C‘. F. Ritt-
ton Point dock to and around Green‘s
Reef Lighthouse and return to the
beach in the record time of one hour
and seventeen minutes.
The race was over the most dim-
(Continued on Sixth Page).
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BELIEVESLlilii-iiilliilll
STOLE uvenr HORSE.
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It is now believed that one of- Jacob; .
Sellaub‘s horses has been stolen by B '_
Hebrew, unknown here. but registered:
at the City Hotel, and it is further
thought that the thief is a profession.
been attacked by the troops, who inl
many cases have been stoned by
strikers singing anarchist songs. -.. ~
Owing to the energy with which the- Fwd ““dgeS' or East Norwnlk, was
troops and the police have noted. the: the victim of a painful accident while
street cars were able to operate onlswimmlug at Roton Point yesterday
the various lines. ' iai‘ternoon. due primarily to the crowd-
At Chiaravnile, about three miles . ed condition of the water surrounding
outside Milan, a strik .. lay down “162““? float. Mr. Hodges suffered a long
tracks in front of an approaching lifts-i Rash over his right eye from contact
u.
III WATER AT IIIlTIlII
yet. to determine as to the beds in dccp
water. but ill shore a line set has been
found.
Henry S. lLancraft, of the firm of
Lancraft Bro-9., New Haven. said tr»I
day: "We have found it very good not
on our beds off Brauford. it is too
early to look for a set. ill deep water.
Over at Great South liul' there is a
ii). 200 yards—queue swim.
11. Canon tilting.
l2. liaii’ mile canoemgirls.
13. Half mile canocmmen.
The order may not he as announced
above.
1—
vpauclng at Roion every night.
4. Fancy diving—"girls under 1
Goon “VSTER SET 5‘ Fancy diving for men " FOR K'LLIN I" Ellilillll, oi’ Stamford, and Rev. P. Wil-
l}. Fifty. vurdswbovs under 14 E c "ESE llclm, of Kingston, N' Y. Among the
4 7’ Novelty Race. ' ' [articles placed ill the cornerstone were
All indications point to a good set 8. ll‘ancy Diving-ladies SE1”). Koreo, Aug. ll.~~A. Mason,“ hymn book. catechism. constitu-
on the oyster beds. It is a little curl} 9. Hurry scurry (‘uuoe race. American manager of the gold mines tion and “WOT? 01‘ the congregation,
at UnASan, in Northern Korea, was
sentenced today to 18 months“ penal,
servitude on a charge of manslaughter
for killing a Chinese mine employs,
who. in the absence of Mr. and Mrs.
Mason, committed a criminal assault
on their twelvo~year-oid daughter.
When Mason returned home and
ilenrned of the occurrence, he went “hum" 0f Bridgi‘lm”. and prayer and1
the nulllos of the members of tilt."
church and building committee, name!
of the builder. copies or various
church papers, a copy of each of the
local papers, Sentinel and Hour, and
numerous other articles.
l The service was concluded by an
'anlllcln sung by the choir of Zion,
at, The police are on “18$”le of the
horse and have notified the surround-
ing towns to be on the watch for the
man.
The young man went to Mr. Senna-b
and said that he was a dry“gooda
salcsmun and that he would want s
horse for week. This was Saturday.
The next day the man complained that
the horse he had did not suit him and
he was given a better stood.
. . : _‘ Since
sensor train. The engineer was ju'st llllblldlllllllhfrl{it‘llmm” s knee, on all-5““e set. We have. llcard nothing yet "‘ out and killed the Chinaulan. .bcllcdictiou by the pastor. A 00“,,“ then he has been missing. “f“
able to stop the [ruin before it rcalcll- h ' -‘ ,0 b on, . lfroul Narragansett ‘llay or (lrocnpol‘t, YABHI "”8 Ruck off in his defense today Mason pleaded tion for the bcncfit ot' the building The police and others have attempti-
ed the man, who then rose and called “‘- “Odt‘m “u“ “1““ from ”‘0 float; but it MOM; 3000-"
the "unwritten law," but was condemu_;fllllil was lifted and a sunroxcccdiilgmd to read tllc signature on the Hotel
cd. all expectations was realized. lrcgistor, but to no avail. Even a He-
An appeal against the sentence was A largo "“1“!” “f "“110” “”01" i brew Willi Willi “1119“ I“. said, “That's! -
entered at once. Elklllhurlfi Stamford, Bridgeport, undjno name at all".
" l v ‘ v I ' ' V .
Sixty-five Americans are employed M‘“ ”iii “uh present. it is (“Kimbl-
CI‘IIISIIIQ Party GUBSIS 0f curliss I lit the tin-Sun mines, which are among 0“ that ‘1‘“ new building “I“ I") i GEDRBETHWN AUTO
like most productive ill Korea, 'i‘llero ready for ““l‘llllllm‘l' it! ”NOW? 01“ “ .
88”, (If New York, Barely lore also large numbers of Chinese and “\“V‘Wm’r' . "ITS "BEWALK EIRL 'f
Escapes as Craft Sinks ._.- ' ’
‘ Japanese ulluel‘s. l
broud. l
iiilldldNWit'ii, i‘olln., Aug. ll.»
~~~'l‘ry n loaf of our raisin ‘
Fresh every \Vcllncsriay. lluullor lililINHUES-r :IHT“
Willie running to make harbor bo- "‘°
t‘oro IIW storm broke in Long Island-
Souud yesterday afternoon, a forty-
oll the train crow to strike. The sin-i "M “"5 slowly arising to “‘9' northern? A good not menus much to the oys-
tion master coined the man, some or when the ofilcr man. whose lliillleltm. growers, (“my have thrown over
iWIlOi-iB comrades interfered and beat “"15 PM llilli'lli’dv “(We 0” “‘1“ “mill“ . millions of bushels (lf‘filliltlll within
the official. A detachment of curabi- ”l" swimmer with “‘5 knoc. Mlbllllu past two months and a good not
arrested all the strikers present. {‘l-iodgcs “"‘3 "While“ “‘9’“ “i“ “1“”: means a great reward for their labor.
According to dispatches received 0““ ““"pd “‘1‘ by ”in @iiii‘i'iifltlcl' crow; __
here from Home, Plan and other places "7 “‘0 “110m" Point ilifc Savers, llav-l
the workmen have made only a toe- “it! ills injury bandaged and cleaned. :NEW BUHEMIAN
H, .,_ .9 t H . ll f 'a gollcrll, lie is able to be out toda)‘ and is‘
ll Hsponsi o lo (a Oi i. “BBER HA8 PIONIG
strike. :Dlli‘Hlllllg‘ his usual vocation of carpoll-E
'i‘ho lioilcmlull i-illlvolllull lloucvolcui
:il'y, although his bond is quite soref
.lln sccurcd the services of u physl:
‘Socicly, the strongest order of that
illulionuilty Iii the country, formcd u
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"llftili‘lilg at 1hoton every night,
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.Iollll licksti‘om. of Georgetown, ran.
down Miss Antoinette Kroyer, 0t Nor—
walk. with his automobile at the cob
IMIIUSEIIIE DEATH : nor of Main and Wall streets. 3’69“?“ |
Milli OVEBBIIABD
lciun upon ills rclurn from The Point.
WOMANS THlIilAT
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day morning. Miss ‘Kroyer was pain-
W‘—
iiFF YAIliiT “senor“
"W gWEIIDINil REGEPTIIIN
George 11: Woodward. one of tho ill—1
Til SIXTY FillEiiIlS
toroelcd spectators of tho wafer aporls‘
at tho Norwnlk Yacht Club, on Sufur‘: --—-—-
day afternoon. met 1with an nccidont‘
which. while it dld‘uot cause any lil-
jury to his physical well being, Oiillii~
ed him much mental tribulation as his
friends could not. restrain from laugh-
ing at him ill his predicament.
Mr. \i'oollwnrd and several friends
had called to the club from the Nor-
Mr. and
,uorc united in marriage a week nun,
loudorcd about sixty of their friends
u Wedding rot-option last Saturday we
{Hill}; ill. lllcir now l‘cuidoncc Ill bull».
‘l‘cilcu Hll‘cui’. 'I‘llo llffilll‘ was it dcligbb
fill one ill every way. i
Ibrallcll rocclltly ill Scull Norwulk. uu-
i'ool. cruising yacht owned by Cilrilss
it‘ully bruised and iiukutrom was held
‘by tho police. being later rolensedum
5 bill. No.
3N0rwalll, ycslordny uftcrlloml.
,' l
Mrs. Sidney Lock, who
‘.I‘.I 5' l. ‘i‘i' f- . .
ldol tli Iiilili oltho iIltl Ililil oi liodl lloll. oi Ncw lork, and with Mr. lielii
2‘33. lilo. local branch bold, , , . i‘ _ , ‘ l
Its ilrstoulluu luStollln's (lrovc \chilund u pull.» oi out “much aboard.
‘ ' run on a rocky oligc oi‘f Lillie (,‘np~
laiu'll island and store a hole in Ilt’l"
ilolcgllflons were product. from Now how 1
York ilriduoporl. Stamford and Nation-
' ‘ , The boat. boron to take in Willf'i‘
ill Slavonic i-locloty, (inter oi‘ the Alll- L
. ,, . rapidly, but the crow managed to gel.
Mk hm ioty S0.k0]’ and luldlcu or Ho"llcr off the rocks and well ill toward
hot, oil from her-walk.
it ‘ w ‘ m m, .H md‘m" bunch of the island, Wllt'l‘i' tlloy
. . , . ,. . 1
, luff-3 uIVU‘injiLOl‘ ) Hi Ill rlwpm when off by bouts which put.
, , ‘ , r . ~ 3 a - \ - ‘ ,
“WW“ “I " H y “”1 " ' I" “ out from rim island, Shortly after tho,
‘il-rlloon was passed in musical num—
cur iii new vonnl
.(‘ol'oncr John J. l‘lit‘lilll, of liridgo-
,~ lporl, and Medical ldxztmilwr Sulllllci
NEW YORK, August ll.< A young
woman was found lllllrdol‘cd shortly[inquest info the death of John (Km-i].
boforo midnight ill a patch of marsh . sdno, of \\‘csfporf, who was killed by
ground near Hpuyicn lluyvlll (‘rcolu ' lllf‘, automobile of it, i), lirixoy, of x...»
lilo llortllcrll oxtrcnllly of Manhattan York, driven by 'I'limnml Adams, will in
island. tier IIli'liiti, bud boon cut, him occurred on 'l‘llursduy. ’l‘llcro born a
hands were badly lucm‘ufod and torn flumbcr‘of witnesses oxalnincd. Tl!“
clothes and footprints Ill lilo vicinityfilm-felon of the coroner was reserved.
borc cvldcncc that. Silo had utrullglcll Ullut. If is believed that the nuiomobliisl
ll, Huntington. of Norwalk, hold ::115
‘dor bonds of $50. .
islckstrom land his wife. his brother;
laud ills sistl-rsin-iuw in the autouttlm .
{time and it is said that his i’ootdnrukl‘i ,
refused to work as be rounded the,
«turn. at ten miles illi hour. Tile for»
ward wheels of the car mounted the
'ttldewuik near the bundstand and
struck the young lady tllorc.
f The case against l‘dcksirom, who in
charged with reckless driving. exceed~ Z ',
walk (Youniry Club and wave watching
the sports when Thomas Mciiugll
passed in it. W. .i. Klugull‘s "ficnup."
'Mr. \t'omlwnrd was invited to take a
out] and he did so. .
fill returning he attempted to Jump,
back to his own craft from the
uSir-null." missed his footing. slipped
pad plunged into the briny.
' Ho pulled himself out all right. and,
Music. was provider] by Alisa Mary
(‘irofly and William (troty, and s(,l\cl'-‘
ul otllol' ghouls. A largo collection of“
gifts was lilmliayod in the buck pur-
ior, and the house was handsomely
decorated wits flowers and plants.
All borabe upper was served at
10::0 o‘clock,~nud the festivities cou-
tlllucd until about 2 o'clock ill the
morning. ‘
s
l
arrests were made here late last night,
born, gnulcc, ctr. Itcl’rcsllllluul were.
served.
W.
Hill" INDUSTRIAL
WilliKEIIS AIIIIESTEII
llllNO'l‘, N. -l),. August. li.~-Eii§hiy
imi‘ii' and “w ,.,.,.w Md reached shore vainly with one or more flHHItIIiIIlIH.!\VIII bc nxoncralcd by reason of the
“H, yacht went, down. She is rust-l The body was found by it rank (“fact that. the boy lullnpod off lilo roar
ing on “,0 bottom with mm. hcr l,,,,..._,l\llcu, who was taking a short. outgof an ice wagon in front of the our
slim stuck out 0f water ' lucroun lots to his home in the vicinity. ‘ chine.
With ”1,, exception of things llur- l [to stumbled liver tiny body. which was
rlodlv ”“01““, “it by them "as tllovlm" warm. An ambulance surgeon
left the yacht. the party lost all of .Bilm ”‘0 “mm! probably had not brim
tilpir belongings. An effort will beam” "“3"” than “V". hours,
made in “3me the vague] today. The woman was about thirty years
._._....._ old, and was ncully clothed. 'l‘llo po~
s...
rounds out "
raster AflllEST
lag the speed limit, and eudamgerin‘; (3
the livou of persons. wlwu it came um;J
ltllln purring, was continued until All!“
gust 25th, at it a. in.
fllwh“ N am...
A stood adv. nave in the, hoof. paper.
g.-
u...“ on... .. -m..c»....._.....w..
AFTER RrAithOAD TRAIN nose
sens
Mr. and Mrs. Lock proved charming
l
is apparently none the worse for ills entertainers.
wetting.
As liHiifII, the “plan overboard" was TWO MEN ESCAPE INJURY
fully dressed and carried a watch. ~
in _____ wwwm... When the boom on the liuticr ilro~
wiluzaur of All Nations and sale litters Constructing Company's derrick
given by The “an Island Club at barge broke Saturday. two men who
km” Isnud on Fri. evening, Aug. 18th. were directly beneath it had a narrow
at 8 o‘clock. Be sure and come and escape from injury. The boom'cranh-
bring your friends. ed to the deck of the barge. but did no
v great damage, and as the men had
, jumped no one was hurt.
m
fientlnoi on
is. bring results.
when industrial Workers of thoWorld
attempted to hold street meetings to
curmuruuo harvest hands to refuge of.
tern of work unless wages were in-
creased. Although-the jail in crowds
ed in overflowing and there have been
threats of violence, the police have
the situation well in hand. Ono
street speaker was attacked and the
excitement became so great that the
fire department was called out to aid
the police.
“Dancing at Rotou every night.
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WELL ANSWERED
Teacher of ,llygeinewWhy must we
always be careful to keep our homes
clean and neat?
L/Ittle Girl—«Because company may
walk in at any moment—Judge.
Homemakers watch Sentinel Want
Ads. for light on the "where to buy"
parole.
AMOY, (llllaa, August lt.~—-A col»: cumulmsulox, W. Vii... 'Aua. 11M"
ulnn of five hundred government, n, became known today that a largo,
troops was dospatchcd from here last i force of special and plate officers warn
cvnnlng, in pursuit of the Tuscan l put to work last night along the Chen? 5
tribesmen who ware responsible forlapomm and (min and Norfolk and
the recent disturbances here in which iWontorn Railroads in West Vii-glam,
a number of ii‘ormosane were killed. .33, capture, it possible. sound of "infill 43
leading to a demand from the Japan- “ea who last week robbed cars of, than '4‘
one Government for an indemnity and 'cbandlse worth approximately 8100A:
the tribe. strong resistance is ex-,lloo. Charleston and mussels are his ,1
period to be offered by tho tribesmeu , lloved to be the principal seesaw
against the arrest at their leaders. The item of the gang, although their on
Tnngsns are fairly well armed. ations have covered many other tom
lice bollovo tilrl. she was decoyod to
the lonely spot, but the motive is
unknown. ’
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OLD SAW REFILED
One good way for a man to get
ahead and stay ahead is to use a
head.—-—Dallas News.
~Danclng at Roton every night.
m h—
A good um. pay: in the bent paper.
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Norwalk Chronicler