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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 12, 1913 · page 6

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gn."'l’eilnessee, will have
during a most important
link period in its existence.
mination of the Blue and llle’
”14th:, at Gettysburg, Pennsyi-l
(lglhe reunion of the Blue and
hen the national eucamp
dlArmy of: the Republic,
encampment at Chattanooga;
’bn'heptember 5th-the ‘flf-
niversary of another kind of a
090 rred there just fifty years
only be a union of hearts
,é. Did Glory means very
dour love for it should make
eddy to die tor it.

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course. the London and other for}
pa rs discuss the Mexican ques—
lts relation to the ‘United
a. as ”one of great gravity. If they
ad folly, authoriiiitivc. information
at fact. they have only to quote

‘ arise (stimulation ,of Georgia,
piccolo the «Senate. And they
. plausibly claim that if the
. red language of a member of our
‘ lathe body is not good au~3
_ oh so important subject itI
i tube. The general view is thusi
Inledln clouding London Journal: I.
sidonl. Wilbon's obstinate deter-l
L ‘ Maputo force Mexico to accept iliud'.
“ cause an onthAmel-icau out-i
' in Mexico. with results which
" notl'lovtho American people and
‘ lwar.” Such a comment as that
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lira city situatod‘iiuoic” 1,0de “9.: mm obtained i H r i strum resi-
ona lino river. liil‘oi nothiu has svor “will NOW-11.1% iii; wkflwhlmfil.
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city when they want. to color the yrs.— soon at us Pacino street. Willie it ~
_ tor so obuudaat in this vicinity for; young man was trying to steal another

4 both the streatcsrs‘to and the privstsf Manon. The chief ordered incur:

Beach. We have oceans and ocean brought to headquarters on Saturday.
of water all sheaths-but not a drop toi

‘ The brutal murder yesterday in li‘air-l his llama ‘3 Patsy Prince. The aunt’s
meld recalled the fact that crime oanu “BN0 18 Mary Monti.

fl lug of concealed weapons. The carry- that she left her home in Worcester

‘ deadly. And the temper is the basis
of most killing. Comparativoly fow‘they worked in a shop. They there met
crimes are cold blooded and doliberat&‘_ Patsy Pfince. WM ““34. in 50““ W‘l'

, fruits of a mad rage. (live a man a piss' ‘0 590 the Elll’s aunt. and finally. the
to! w a knife wbon'jhe is in such a girl said, she and Patsy fell in love,
. condition and he is liable to do almost, “‘3- upon "19 aunt‘s advice, (1901de i0;

_plan. The bags Will be‘ distributed' u
an ti in . But g . marry. Then the came to Stanlford.i " ‘ mo. Frank Kenna-Alexander Tram)
5’ 1. 8 l .118 has no weapons,i y lawns “9“" Island. Dorlon '3 PM“ and and Senator «Frolich were the hardesr

. is true of individuals is true of the na»

minor points of issue between himself? came to Siam
and Senator McLean. We are not WOT-a ed an apartment on Pacific street. and
rying about the senator's ability to,
take care of himself. outing funding “‘9‘” “"9“ Wile“ “‘9 ”00"“! “”9
mental question is. this: If Mr. Ugaeffliooked over by the police, it was found
wood had told thé‘people oi‘ Conn’octivlmut ”19"" “'85 but one ”de and “‘9
cut specifically what changes ill. the- place was in a filthy condition. Patsy.
tariff Were w be labile, such as the after his marriage, went to work in the
pending bill will make, do you suppose Yale ‘95 TW“ “‘0er- A "V31 89993!"
the voters would have given the State ‘3" m “19 person 0“ Fm"? Vlieutl. who
to Wilson or elected any one a! the. was constantly trying to’attract the st-
unique live Democrats who represent; WNW“ 0‘ Mary. the 3’0““ ““9. and
us at Washington? If you do. you are he probably succeeded. because “3 ‘9
widely mistaken.»—Harttord Courant.

City of Milwaukee" that a city may re»

drawn for sale in the city are free from

boon sous about it. The boys of the; that there vireo is. a bit light

birthing and swimming are obliged to. mall's wife. The officer invention“.
30 mm“ the my “mm or muggy and. when be had done so, told Ohio;
ly maintained both houses at .Ocsan' rest of the three. and they wort)
The girl said her name is Mary

bathe [in without paying for the privp Larllrnl. and her mother and stepfather
logo. Is this a condition marking New live in Worcester. Chief‘Brounan lulu

 

London as i . 1- ~ - l .
a c ty meeting modern con eceivcd a lotto. from her mother u] The directors winner-sailor hold soW- of some of it“, Democratic ward lead

dltlono and requirements'iw—New 1401» few days before. and it was this lab.
don Day. tor that gave the politic-tho chance to
arrest the three uponsusplcion. The
man who married the am said that

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not always be blamed upon the carryw Th9 young bride Will Chief Brennan

in: of a concealed tcnlper'is just "as: WW her aunt. ll 16“! monthsaso. and
they went to South Norwalk. where

1y planned. Most of them are we first ton. He came often to South Norwalk

 

he will find them- The best insurance‘ The marriage was performed by Jun-p:

is to teach control of the temper. What tice‘ Malcolm Mw‘mi 0‘ Port Grooms,
.y July 16. Mary Mould. the aunt. swore

‘ that the girl was 18 years of age. and

tion. at “nation or ill-tempered”people

.. filleraopubllc. when he will get. it reputation for its warlike? the: couple alfio wore to this. This lug‘day orbit the summer resorts. one|
gavel to his successor spirit—math this exterminatsd by oth~ '
ler nations.~—~Bridgepurt Telegram.

"New York State law requires the pow
‘ronts’ or guardian's consent when the;
person to be married in under 18 years'
of ago.

After they Were married, the three
ford to live. The sagas-

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THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION.

Congressman Underwood may raise

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were living there up to the time of

iknown that Patsy received a letter.

addressed to his young wife, from

Frank, in which the latter had abhor
rt really made arrangements to steal the
a girl. Patsy threw up his Job in the fac‘
goryand began to keep watch for Vi-
i§ntl. that he might get rovenza At
ibis point, Ofllcer Thevvlls entered the
drama. '
;‘.When the three were brought be-
fore the police. the sympathy of all
who investigated the affair was arous~
ed for the darlt‘halred little tlrl. Leo
Donatelil, the court interpreter, made
arrangements to get new clothes for
her, and the Associated Charities an
ranged to core for her as the police
ordered. Saturday afternoon a confer-
ence was held. and (Bltlof Brennan de«
cided to give Patsy Prince and Mary
Model a few hours to get out of town.
and to stay out. Then he telegraphed
to the girl‘s parents in Worcester. and
they asked that she be sent there im-
mediately. The Associated Charities
made arrangements to have the girl
sent on the 11:45 a. in. train from
'Stamford today.

Chief Brennan said this morning
that he had ascertained that Mrs. Mons

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PURE MILK LAWS.

The United States Supreme cou
has sustained the contention of th
quire that definite and constant. scour-i
anco shall be given it that the cows
outside of the city from which milk is

disease. and that it may summarily dc-
strOy milk brought into the city with-
out thut assurance. This is a notable
victory for health officers and others
in cities which are battling for pure
milks-Waterbury ‘Repubiicani
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.

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As President Wilson said to ‘Ambass
sador Wilson: “Tut. ‘ ~tutl"«Knickor-i
hooker Press.‘ r“

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Hear about the Meriden girl in a dis-
phanous skirt who stood over a breeze
pipe in a Culley anluscment place?
Some blow.

 

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Some men grow better by comparing
themselves with better men, while

‘mworsdrosdryulzseucronslv that the.

'Tokenoke, and in fact among all the workers for retention of the Mm“)

“Lam" Day. ‘Tbelbasa will NCO“mum-or in the Tenth Ward and defeated

,nl'tlcies of food. clothing or money

Directors. sing: in .lilllll dolor

 
 
 

v .Domoclallo organization headed . by
‘ , .l -, g ‘ * . ,. “ town Chairman Do‘uohan has won out
' Hm. M‘mllii Fm Plans: on tho caustics of‘procsduro in nom-
. - lasting a city ticket for the fall cloc-
1" W9“ BI“ calm” ‘ lion.‘ ’l‘llmdlrect primary plan has .

 

, . ,, . - ’ boon defeated and tho nominations
The. callivthrough tho. numbers will bounds city convention.
for»,.o."soivlua.‘inooblsa ‘for tile Dull . Ml‘. Douglian claims 46 of the “if
Nursery Aosocibtlon. was heard and, ward delegates, and those delegates”
!are pledged to a change in the party

 

directors of“ the" amputation“ may "null:t "rules by which the convention form of
make great progress in their sowlnxi nominating shall supercedo the direct
work. Two machines were received primary plan. ‘

and have been duly ‘ acknowledged. Underneath the demand on the hurt

lug meetings at the Nursery and Willi era for a change was the feeling that
the full equipment-of machines. botblthc Democrats had very little chance ‘
in perfect condition; may. make mold to win a city election if the ticket was
strides. In their endeavors. 11in made up by direct primary vote. The ’
thanks ‘0 the $0M”! iroxtonded bylilckot was apt to be overloaded
those in churxotof this charitable .in- tumult influence. of the heavily DQlll'
stitution. ‘ " " ocratic word vote. it was claimed
The regular meeting of tho b0!” that the convention plan“ makes for u I
of directors for tile month‘was held. better balanced ticket. The town com-
at the home of Mrs. Frederick A. mitten was divided on the questlcn
Lane, Crescent Terrace. yesterday lif- yostorday and thewmlnorlty came cloa
lornoon. . .~. . or to winning than the results show.
The caller bauxvollectiorl “hemedt‘oarriod six wards. lost another by
I‘ecfili'ed “0m“ attention and 00mm” four votes. another by him and a third
tees word oscillated WW 0W, ”‘9 one by falling to get a ticket there in

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summer people the wok previous to plan. Philip Tm” opposed his broth.

 

 

oh the day succeeding the formal clos-

ln spite of the fact that‘the Demo]
crate were thought to be greatly-i
aroused over the issue sndltllc call.

. .for ward caucuses to pass upon tho.
that they may be in aposition to spare. question he d been freely that thei

an atlci. hih , i t
d r cs w c the bags “1 no number of party members who voted

contain may be tied in other packages; . l
and left for collection with his official 5. 21:13 gaslxnidrant number. tommng l

t . It i - i . l i. ‘ ‘
con ainer s be] "ed that 1”} The outcome of the ward caucuses
last night is said by prominent Demo

arrangement will work out to great'
satisfaction, as the summer no le .
l p crate today to forecast the nomination l
of John J. Lane. a member of the!

leaving for their winter homes. will

have many nrticledi‘lo spare for the
paving commission. for the mayor-l
ally. It was further stated that in dis ;

ill-tie children which they will not
wish to leave or move. .
it was voted to hold another .mo‘or‘cusaions indulged in at the caucuses
meet sometime in the near future. The indicated m“ M" lane's name was
‘ acceptable to the followers of bolhl
former Mayor James I

previous affair of this nature Was

held last year and the automobiles . B. Mimi“ and‘
Attorney David E, FitsGerald. who:
in recent years have handed Demo-l

went to the Portjrol’ Missing Men.

where ice and rcfrsehments were aorv- .
ed. The woodwind. this year's ride erotic factions. n was pointed out;
has not been determined as yet. but-018i '1 “harmony“ Candidate woultl‘
n committeoip worlgpg up the details greatly strengthen the Democtolo in;
which will be announced later. So making tho run to capture the mayor-l
many have {1935mm ‘flNBt.’thD[an7‘ {NIB the diepublicaas. . . -. . .. ..
success held previously. and have One interesting feature of the can-

bought pressure to, bear upon the cuties developed is that some of] those
directors. that it has been doomed wcii'

io doso.

September holiday. Those who res
ceivo the bags will place therein anlfl

 

 

 

wore indifferent to the outcome, but.

vetlon plan. This was true in the;
Tenth Ward. whore Alexander Troup’s“
name headed the ticket for primaries!
in opposition to that of his brother5
for the convention plan. although the
brothers were in accord in their opts-3
ions on party policy. The tickets were
made up to draw out an opinion of the:
party followers in the ward. '

Another bit of political gossip which
became current. although the source;
of it was not disclosed. was that tho‘
call for contributions and it is hoped name of Dean Henry Wade Rogers of:
that the good work may go on in ever. Yale Law l-lchool has boon mentioned
increasing regularity, :in Washington for federal judge to
Matron‘rlleport. fill the vacancy caused by the death

the public acknowledgement. has the
hearty thanks of the directors for his
geneoaity. which has been lprovions- '
1y demonstrated in a' similar manner.
The resignation of Mrs. Jean Du-
lnorticr. as member of the board of
directors, was accepted with extreme
regret. Mrs. howls than was elect-
ed to fill the unexpired term.

The report of the matron this month
is very interesting. The people of the
town are responding generously to the

very keen today to set back into the
racing after two days of enforced idle. slated that the foreman remain in that.
aces and there were numerous side wa-

tvhosc names were on the ward tickets 0

shops found the only contenders to

 

 
 
 

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l Clearance '. y ale

. Beginning of
roUnTH WEEK

word-Breaking

‘ ‘ Thousands of
(Dollars’ Worth,

of Summer Merchandise at'poaltlvo savings of from one-third to one.

half off molar price!-

" there is a dildo Of doubt in your rm'nd as to where to buy
we court comparison during this great‘Cleai-ance Sale. Sea what 0th.
or atom are snoring. Compare value for value. Such an investiga.
lion will make you all the more enthusiastic about cur wperior
Clearance Sale Oflorlrua.

 

 

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description inside of Long Point another as the action was taken in the
. trade has suffered.

course of disciplining one of its own
The owners of the fiftygfootez‘s wcroI members the matter is not out to be
al‘bitrated. The Hodshon company in-
l

position, taking the stand that it

i
gors among the skippers to say doth-j should hava voice fix the matter. The

in; :of amorous-«osmium pools on the absence of working "ssreements cover-
outcome ofliio‘ldoy's ruff. . ‘ "

ling cases of this kind. the agreements

The run today completes the events having expired some time ago and nev—
for the capes offered by the flag otli- or having been renewed. complicated
era of the club. Tomorrow the yachts the matter when effort was made to
race in Massachusetts Bay and finish bring about an adjustment through the

. , C - unnerved ti tr e . to b -
’lho kind friezd gnome 3:; so}; 15' as a mg“ $2311“ 81:21:32: i at Gloucester for the navy chollonlte preferred offices of the Danbury ‘Busi-
in: machine. t e , U150 cups. while on Thursday in the ilnal uess Men's association.

awnings, and whose modesty forbids, of opinion upon a return to the. c°"'.run of the muse back to Marblehead

The Rev. H. C. Maserve, who acted

the yachts will race for the cups offer-l with Elbl‘idge Gerry, president of the

ed by the Alumni Association.
The start for the smaller classes of

‘ Business Men's association. in endear.
oring to arrive at some form of ad-
jusimcnt that would be satisfactory to
both sides, stated Saturday that up to
that time their efforts had been no
successful Mr, ilodahou addressed a
letter to Mr. Mesorve on Saturday.
stating that his factory would be open-
ed today for work under the same eon~
dltions that existed prior to the time
that the men were ordered out and of-
fering to arbitrate the matters in lim-
it for the acceptance of his proposi-
tion, The situation remained unchnng

be the Willde and Dorello.

Tho Shimna. flagship of the Eastern
Yacht Club. and the Avenger were the
next away, with the latter in the lead.

Six ilftydootera were then sent off.

Then came the schoonors. followed
five minutes' later by Katrina Muriel
and Taorminu. the last named yacht
having sent up a new forciopmast in
place of the one carried away on Sat-
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. Dilflll that Gov.» Lind has gone to:
11m seat 01 government Willi others improve through now police reg-
Winona the first; of which is a re. ulnticns.-~—Paterscn Press.

the de facto president to ratA

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“Clothe women with the ballot?" ex.

21 deserted her husband and a large
family of children in Chicago. some
years ago. .He says that the condi-
tions surrounding the life of the three

3 bacillus. But there is still hope claimed Senator Sheppard of Texas.

on Pacific arrest were deplorable.

Day Nursery rcport for July, 1918.

hlotllors' fund.
largest number present.
Smallcs‘t numbor pmsoni.

Aggregate numbor of children. 160
313.50
10
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The Ariel. Sea For. Corona. Emil"
of Judas Plait and “it“. Hill'f‘lwthm‘on and "cum got away at. 10:35.
licwitl a name has been put forward . The run along the cape shore to Wood
for the place to be made vacant when f End was broad off the wind and wall

Judge Ncyea. of New London. “ave“,made very quickly. Once around that

ed at noon and immediately after-
wards Mr. liodsbon announced. in ro-
ply to questions in regard to the
status of the matter, that he would
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a that amazing piece of nmeiiorab
s. pldmacy will .beolnittedw-or per-
' sum was contemplated as a
nominal might wisely be adopted
it stage of the proceedings.
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is increasingly lmposslbic to keep
ll'd'ily of rest," says the Con-
.. filial, "as wo~iucreusingly fail
in”. day of devotion. 'l‘ho
Iltlloymont of tho first day of
an made it a great rock in
a driving materialism, be-
the weak. the weary and the
use long found filleiwt'.
I part. of our annuity plena-
mo one his fluoday rest.
d more people are being
Elli-limousine. thus crusted. lf
militia liability for our wor-
bo finding presently that
it on have oursulvcs roles»
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., more from Hartford that

warrant crowd,” as

‘ allinglbo present Roe

‘ , a, has aboutvmado up
chitin-upon Speaker Mort

' V". of Hal-winton, as the

this wing of the napalm.

owner in 1014.

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“introduced a bill setting spurt July

Yes, for goodness sake clothe them
with something, —— Knickerbocker
Press.
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“Elenator James Hamilton Lewis has

29 as “Fathers Day," leo father tho
night and he cares not who has lilo
doys.—~Houston l’ost.

~O-—-

From *Konnobuukport comes tho ro-
mnrkabie dispatch “Mr. Grogory has
been hero for more than thirty yearn
every summer." Rovoliinx flflflflfl isn’t it?
wills stories those resorts will circu‘
late to attract ballooned—«Now York
Tribune.

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illlll i tlillllllli
lluullllniu

ills Services in the Big Leagues
Covers Many Years of Hill
Lilo

My. 4..

WASHINGTON. Aug. lam—Napoleon
laiolu. summit bottom» or the fliovo-

 

is pulmoicr has been presented to a
Minnesota village by owomou who ox»
pislnod, "l have two sons who go
swimming frequently in tho inks."
Whorororo there is a bathing resort
there should be u pumpkin—«Spring
fluid 'ltspublioau.

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land Aiucrlcan lmuo form. which
plays the final ultimo of tho present on.
visa with Washington this afternoon.
is celebrating tho unvonlccuill nonl‘vor-
snry of his entrance to the big leagues
today.
’ lisjoic mails his donut all a first base-
mau, playing with the Philadelphia Nu-

lNulnber on mglstor. “3

Owlnc to an opidomlc of wimoplllx
rough the number of children woe
small during Jilly.

(lifts rocclvod during July:

Mrs. A. ll, Wadsworth-llrend and
dried fruit.

Mrs. n. M. Andans-wllolluoo and
liiuckliorrieo.

Mm. llorry l}. Sillufoltwcloihlllll.

it‘ll-u. .l. W. Wilvollwil‘oldini; bod null
broad.

Mrs. lu‘. W. mlrurdwllkithlm.

Miss Effie i. lvflnl'w‘flilwillfl manhino.

Church and Miilcrwb‘ruit and will""
inhibit.

Mrs. llcnupnim—«Apploo.

A friendioactobloa.

Mrs. Loo mama dosed onus.

Mra. F‘. (l. Goodyearwtllotliinlt.

Mrs. J. W. Wilcollwbillk dolly.

Witutsouver Circle of King's Danna
tors. fistula Norwailr (immihiunl
Churcllellk dolly.

A frittm‘iwlllewlm ifilii’tllll’lf‘. bochcnno
and nwnlnim.

. before the New York Yacht Club flout

um liullf‘h by mason of resignation.

n Hill-hulls
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Today’s Events Complain lllll
Scheduler for the Flag (lili-
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l‘illiVthlllTl‘OWN, bison. Aux. ill.“
Thu breadth oi Manual-bulletin my lay

on it loads soil today for tho forty-mils
run to Morbiohond with tho cups oil
fared by Commodore Dallas it. Pratt as
tho chiuf inconiivo for the sport. The
racing than was it small (the, bolus ru-
duccd to half a dollop continuum. sight
flfty-fooluru and flame or four aloupn,
wliiio the pastor division was made ill)
of six largo steam yachts and at arms

up a «W or debt bank honorarium.”
.oltr'iicllsmm Monoomwmm

The Hartford Times nurses that it "cools. tutor he wont to second but).

is no part of the business of illociiy whom he found himself. its was a
. government of New Haven to send areal limiter from the start. and today
boys through little. it rominds us that scams 53 8004 I! Will‘- Uooihcial illi-
it u the busineu‘of the pooplo to sup- um sire him I bruins norm of
port the government, not tho business M37 Mill! critics rats him the limb-
of the government to support the Gill batsman that over livsu.
pcoplc.~»llcw liavon Journswouricr. l During the war batman the Anion.
¢ can and National ileum {aloha want
That Springfield is booming some is to Cleveland because of an injunction
proud by the moment of tho which prevented bismuth: in his

ltusuoctfully submitted.
(Miss) ill. 1... PlilililY.

of power boats.

l The summations ordcmd the final

“film“ out of tho harbor at 9 o'clock and tho
“'* ‘ W“ start was made an hour latur of! ions
030“ eraser ”mum 00"“ Point buoy. Tho fishing fleet made

“Adi“. 7 soil with the yachts and several of

Mini F. W"- '3‘ "0"“‘* m the fliers walled outside of will; Point
awarded the contract for the firm in the hope of getting up a brush mm
strut bridge. this afternoon, by the some of the supporters of the yacht
”lustrous, at a bill of 31.190. Adm“ club. rooms of up Now rm loci.
M 31.000 “3 filed. ““3" '9” "V" in Pmiucctowu this summit was para
other mm?” ”"9" submitted oath ticuiariy 1"]me by the townspeople

 

sarcoma that the not! out rain will State of Panamvaniqywlih tho than.
be only $15.80. lost. your tho vols» ‘ dolphin» nmoficsnsrfo which will lie
lion of and city motorised more than jumped from the Phlladciphia W~
$31,000,000. and any! the valuation (it old.
soul moo. pom property and mi—

nimalism; humanism-mow

mom. and “l" were “‘5' " cons despite the fact that the number of

 

 
 

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sandy point shoots were buttoned obit
for the reach across the 'bay for Mar-
blellend.

for of Saturday and c1050 the factor!
permanently.

 

CONNOLLEY ARRESTED FOB PER.
JURY.

NEW YORK, Aux. ll..———John A. Cow
pulley. who brounht the chance of for
proper conduct again Justico Daniel 3'.
Collision, of tho auto supremo court.
was undated today on a warrant. charm
in: poriury.

The charge was preferred by Mrs.
mania claywnrd. widow of Johnl r.
Boy-ward. a steam filter, and is has“
on testimony given by councils: in
March. liliii. in a civil suit brought by
nor to recover $200 on I note (loom
lay is alluded to have glvcn.

'l‘bo warrant on hound on July 23..
live dayo‘ allor Justice (Johann was
vindicated by tho ultimatum. (W
icy was arrested today lot but was low
tail his homo.

Thumb many a slip batsmen the
«to fixed to the completion of public
ballots” and the actual commotion.“
fluctuation Mill Rows.

HODSHON SHOP CLOSEB.

Danbury Company Will Go Out of lul-
than, Mr. Hodohon States.
That tho factory of the A. A. llodv
uimu Co. of ilunbuly. manufacturers
of hats in the rough, is cloaod and
that tho company will no out of busi-
hobo thorn. was the statement malls
by A. A .ilodshou. the hand of the cum-

puny, curly this nflcrnoon.

This action follows a two wouks‘
shut-down at the factory on the result
of a difficulty in roanrd to a fornmau
employed in tho factory. Charlton
against the foreman in donation worn
motto to the list hickory association.
of which he in a mombcr. and the soon
was disposed of according to tho rogu-
iutlons of that organisstlon, The ro-
suit was that. it was doomed that tho
loromna alumni no longer be pcrmitlsd
to continua in that capacity,
biakcrs‘ modulation takes lilo position

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