.. very common in andfiround tilts
vicinity. Would it not be well to call
up on. the “phone and protect your
Mo and valuables asuinnt unseen;
(“by placing a. Burglary policy
‘ _ up ”It! let us reimburse you for
”to”. Telephone 1230. '
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
4b ,WIIIlinmon street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
All kindl of, insurance.
Public Stenograpner, I
“hold it,; regular meeiiilg tomorrow ev-
oiling...
,, .
”Buckingham Post No. 12, G. A. IL.
[Will hold its regular meeting Friday
evening, >
'l-v
1 will hold its regular meeting li‘l'lflii."
j evening,
, The .Norwalk Medical Association
I .Willlroid its regular meeting this ev-
oiling.
Kaboom Encampment, No. 9, l. 0.
0. lit, will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow evening,
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Radcliffe Haffenton, Will) has been
visiting friends in Norwnlk, has re
turned to his home in Brooklyn.
J. H.] Cheevers, of New York and
‘ “‘his two nephews, George and Frank
‘ Cheevera, of Boston were visitors in
Norwalk yesterday.
Yesterday sixteen automobiles from
Bridgeport brought the homeless and
friendlees children of Bridgeport to
Compo Beach where they enjoyed the
day.
John W. .‘Sculley Is spending a few
days at his home in Monroe street, hav.
1113 completed another trip In the In.
, tereets of the United Hatters of North
'I, . America.
,_ iillrnent '1' ;' Wit-son and family and“
William .1! won. who lineman Help.
- moreLMa jihad: to attend the Eaglet'
convention, have returned to their
home in South Norwaik and ASorwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. liennpain,
of West utreet, spent yesterday in
New York City, Where they attended
thy wedding of Mr. Rudolph Ilenupuln
' and Ming Estelle Englellnrdt.
1 Mrs. Fanny Crosby, of Bridgeport,
has been spending a few days with her
sister. Mrs. Julia Ailllngton. On Sun
day one went to Woodmont to address
the congregation Ill the chapel there
and is new spending a few days with
Al' ' We. ‘liuvold Woodt'uif Ill Milford. sun
will return to her nieter.
Dr. and hire. '1‘. A. Fletcher, of Wil-
ton. and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Reynolds,
- of Norwalk. started yesterday for u
trip to the White Moulltulnn. (l. Zur-
Vfi fare in chauffeur. The party expects
[I to be gone about two weeks, illlll will
visit all points of Interest on the route.
which will cover about l,2liil miles.
'Mlall Uuu Keith. daughter of the
late (diaries Ill, Keith, of Bridgeport,
who bull Heves'nl rolullveu in Thu Nov.
‘ BURGLARIES“
.‘Gourt Cecile, No. lot, I). or 0.. will '
Potatoes 200 a peck
. ‘A .‘ ‘Sn‘kll selected stock. .
POTATOES—Extra fancy native stock .... 25¢ peck
East India TeaCo
Tel 871 , 125 Washington Street
.VJe give Premium Stamps-the stamp that gets the
premiums. I
1 ‘lir
Tell i’aris’ our Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwaik
SALE SALE SALE
if we couldmeke you fully realize what a saving It means to you 1
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you Would come
here right away-~today~and take advantage of. these exceptional bun .
gains this sale. offers. Finer goods are not made, lower prices are not i
to be found anywhere. Come and investigate. l
Sale‘ivn both intercom-Stamford and South Norwalk,
flockenoe Tribe, .\o. 32. I, O. R. 'M.. I
Extra Stamps AP
With COFFEES
30 STAMPSAWITH 1 LB. ,‘EL RYAD .................... . ..... . ..... 35c
25 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. AMBOSA ................... . ........... . 32c
20 sraups WITH 1 LB. SULTANA ................................ 30a ;
10 STAMPS WITH 1 LB, VERY coco cor-Fern; :1.:', ........... 28c I
5 STAMPS WITH 1 LB. coon COFFEE ............. $.72;- ........... 25c
Our Coffees are the 'Best on the Market, Once Uséd, Always Used
The Great . ASLP Tea“. Company
‘24 Wurlmevo'u 31., count Monwapk
Olllvorlen 8:10 a. to. null 2:80 am. a
1...--._..'._._.____..
Daily Line to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier 28.
East River. New York (foot of Don:
street). every day (except Sunday) at
3 p. in. Freight received at Norwaill
up to t p. m. end South Norwaik in
to 5:30 p. 111.1
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Mining J. Smith 3.. 6. Honolulu.
Lame. General Agent
rel. No. I09 no. Dolivm
A vertltable landlaide of vaudeville
luminaries in Athls show. A novelty
and comedy program as refreshing
and breezy as Lbloonle and buds
of eummertimedyy‘
At the lplayllouee 'th‘lit promotes prog-
ress and South; Norwalk‘e greatest
amusement center today, tomorrow
and all the time.
HO li’S
i
Where Ev razbody Goon.
Engagement lilxtgxtionaly extraordi-
nary, Vaudeville'n" supreme comedy
pluyiei, A
«olNKELePlElIIg CHRISTMAS."
A realistic and belutiful story, Inter-
preted by a. company of vaudeville‘a
most brillant players. The greatest
legitimate hit In stage history.
Special added feature. The Merry
Muddlora of Magic.
4.- .. -..—um- -.....
‘6 New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIG
Chiropractic in the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art oi
adjusting the some. macaw is can
ed by a wrench, twist ‘or sprain ill
the back. Even if done In childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain. health in motored
through harmonizing the nerve cyn-
BIB ”HI M A10" WI“, ‘ 193m“. Col. N. B. 'i‘llurston of the New
fl ‘ 1, . a; i A York National Guard,“ 1 ‘l
‘ . "L, . N“ , UN ..qu the Interlinliolllii Pall-‘Alliorlcnn
- IliiliIIlli. Iiii IIIIII 3
.Conceniratlonr at All the Great
International Shooting Com-
Apetitions‘aicamp Perry.
f {Ohio " ‘
W
Murine corps will head the team
resenting the United States.
Showing the Sights.
close on the night of September ll
with a banquet, when all of ille prizes
thing of the country. They will be
Shooting union Cllpl‘g Harry buy of tho ‘
l‘ep- '
The meal. will be {brought to a ,
will be presented. it thcllrf‘n proposed , .
to allow the Viiilllllg foreigner}; some; f
taken by special train to ace Niagara .
, The shooting“ matches at Camp lien
Iry. Ohio. will open Friday with
’lllliifiiifiii lliltitll‘ tho
Elliallonal Rifle association of Amerim
I
Iwitll the thirty-eighth annual contest'
for the. \k'lnlborion cup for the bull-
to Srn Girl, N. .L, where those who‘
“11591995 0" ille desire may take part in the Son flirt
FIRES.
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COOPERATION IN MARKETING.
Jvldnai lonwonge championship of
ithe United States. Government Deep N: c .
I The ovtnt WIlil‘Il nil riflomen will 0 are to Tackle ‘
strive for will he the lireflidenl'n
illiaiCll on Allfillfit 21, This mulch Cur-l ,
Mes with it the individual military I “0“. I“ mul‘ki‘ilng with a View to Ice
icllnnlplolmhip or the United States. ‘Wliilg “10 "mull cost of living” seems
{and the winner will receive not only ‘ lo ““9 token SHCII 1! “Old, "lion lint
Ia gold medal. pm 1m llllitlgl'upli m. bonnie of the» United States that the;
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I
Falls. From there the visitors will go '
liliiil‘lleil, which then will be ill plug-‘3 ‘
I v
the Problem Officially New. I -
WASHINGTON, Aug. la.—~tto-opm.i .
r
“1‘ 'H y Po. 1" .
Jubilee Sale
Extra Good Values
‘ FOR THURSDAY
NJ,
New Fall Hats
We wish to call your spe-
cial attention to our New
Wilson.
' matches will
‘ world voted In
in cash prizes will be paid.
National Matches,
Opening August ii. the national
comprise events pal-ti-
cipated ill
army, representing lhe'infuiitry and
cavalry, as well :13 teams from the.
navy and Murillo, corps and teams
from every state in the union, with
the exception of Nebraska, NeVndn,
Idaho, Arkansas, and South Carolina.
In all there will he forty-nine teams.
The. Connecticut team was announced
ill The Times on Saturday.
The national matches will close on
August 29, and ‘on the following day
the army. navy, Marine corps and
National Guard will compete in the
Ulllted States service mulch.
“Shoot of Ten Nations.
Wide interest centers in the
national matches, which open
day, September 1, to continue will
participate in these contests are
France, Gennanyv Switzerland. Sue
den. Argentine Republic, Peru. Cau-
adn, Mexico. Cuba, and the United
States. The organization of interna-
tional riile shooting societies of the
Erance last year to
bring their matches to the United
States this wagon the newly or~
ganilled. Pan-A ricnn Shooting un-
ion did likewise, nsuring a concentra-
tioa of all the great international
shooting competitions of the world at
Camp Perry.
Inter-
Mon-
M0,000 for Entertainment.
Congress appropriated $25,000 for
the entertainment of the foreign vie-
itore, this sum being supplemented by
315,000 more from the state of Olllo.I
do the matches themselves, which
will consist of team contests with
both rifle and distal, nearly $30,000
in addi-
tlon to valuable medals and works of
art.
Training Four U. 8. Toaml.
Four teams are now being organ
izcd and trained to represent the
United States, one for the ‘1'ree" ri-
fle mulch of the international un-
ion nt 300 meters, one for the milI~
tary rIfio lnntch of the PanvAmel-Ican
by two teams from the
the dopar’meni statement, “it is poa-
‘lwr of‘.troililllclldation from President Department of Agriculture is being in~§‘
undated with requests from such co-I
operative organizations for an Invos~l
iiigation of their individual merits.
; The department, it was disclosed,
has not yet fully organized its new,
bureau of markets. which is designed
to organize and systematize the econ- ‘
onllcnl distribution of food between
the producer and the consumer. In its
announcement it is set forth that no
less than slvty-four applicants for the
position of specialist Ill co-operatlve'
[organization disclosed their qualifica-
ltlons and that the Civil Service Corn-
inllssion would require some time to
‘llliike a recommendation.
"After the specialist ill cooperative
organization has been uelected,” says
.
Isible that this officer. as opportunity
laI‘ISBB. may make personal observa-
Itiona as to the conduct and methods
of some of the. numerous organizations
in the United States to assist the dev
:purtnleut in giving the most valuable
(Information and advice to groups of
goeraona desiring to effect organiza-
tions." "
I Until that time, however, the depart-
ment will decline to tackle the ques-
tion of cooperative buying and sell-
HUNGARIAN CATHOLIC CONVEN-
TION, AUGUST 20.
IMebtinu at John‘itown. P9,; Will Be'
Called to Order by Rev. E. F.
I Nourlhrer or Bridgeport
The third annual convention of the
Hungarian-Catholics of this country.
l which is of considerable interest to a
large number of residents of this city.
will be held at Johnstown, Pa., (in
{August 20. The Rev. E. F. Neur-
,lhrer of this . city who is president
of the committee of arrangements,
will call the convention to order and '
may be the presiding omcer or the
iconvention. Bridgeport will have be-
tween. eight and ten delegates at. the
convention and the SI. indislaua so-
;ciety will pend two delegates. .in all
ibetwrcn 200 and 300 will attend.
{The object of the convention to to
J.tnke stepa in the Interest of Hungar-
IanPCathollce In this country, espo-
cinlly of n churchly character.
lithium ill I
and Large Line of Early
Ready-to-wear HATS. All
Colors; White Hats. Start
at. 59c and go up to? $8.50.
See Window Display
I‘I:I.I l'
i
uzl'IIJ‘I'
mooooommcoct
NOTICE H!
We are now located at the former Auditorium Building on North
Main Street, where we sell all Householdeoode, new and second
Hawd, at Lowest Prices.
Come in before you go elsewhere.
M. GUTKOWSKY
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOVES.
Tel. 41 9,
4
Walsh as internal revenue collector for
the District or Connecticut. As one
member said, it was not so much plea-
sure at the breaking of the Ice in the
matter of federal appointments for
- Connecticut, this being first one made
i - 5 I‘ - . outside of the postal serving.
Connecticut Delegation III Con The We 13 expressed that a. u“)
press Pleased at'BroakIng of President has at last discm'el‘ed Con-
Appointment Ice
iRlII
IIIII IIIII Riiili Hill Iilli
necticut is on the map he will Con~
sider the appointment of a district
judge, and several other officers the
delegation has recommended.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—-The sub-
ject of war with Mexico was not
brought up in the Senate yesterday
during the morning hour. The Senate
Justice Flay- lnduotriai Wot-ken.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 12.—~
{ ‘You're a line looking lot to be educat-
Iie apparently waiting iurbhur dcvelop- i log American workmen," declared Mo-
manta in connection with the Undiglstrate W. D. Mansfield in n McKeee—
mission. {port police court today, when he sen-
‘The report of the subcommittee of tenced five men and one woman, Indus»
the Senate Committee on Foreign Re- trial Workers of the World organizers,
latlons, of which Senator Smith cloud all bearing foreign names, to the
Michigan. I3 chairman, will be laid‘ werkilouae because they refused to pay
before the full committee today, The‘ lines Imposed upon them for violation
report contains much testimony taken of a city ordinance,
on the border last summer and is sup- Tile oflendere were arrested last
walkn. In to leave the hull of
do Spring». liunnnn (Elly. Si. llolllnund
, other lllllcerl of Intern-at III the West.
BRIIWI’I‘Y
Mr. {in-I .lit'rl, Eduard ‘Vnn DI‘IIHI‘lI,
of Ill I'uinelnl Mellon are entertaining
their urnlnidnuallll-l'. illllu Edith 1..
Clark, of Dunning, New Mexico, Yne-
torduy afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. ani
fienuon and Mm, George Verdonburli.
Midi; Edith (Shirk and Clarence iiyx-
hoe'onjoyed an auto ride. to Port
cheater, Stamford and New Canaan,
NOTICEI NOTICEII
It you are a subscriber to The Son-
tinel bringxor send In one. and gel.
three at the most popular magazines.
Kenton. Faahionablo Woman and
flute Metropolitan, for three motion.
1 if you are not a subscriber bond or
.514“ [Lilo and The Sentinel and
1 When will be sent you for three
«Why man. All you prefer to lawn
. hyfimbwzifillver your paper send ill
330 termination and pay the boy lilo
1‘.
this.
month on an ..:xiondcd Western il'ip.!
fiho will violt Oumhn, Iibgllver, Colorn-i‘
WWW“
terns In your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curve
ture of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94 Wanhlngton 8t.. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
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POLICEMAN'S DAUGHTER KILLED
'“"'““" AT onltvofi'o.
Head Strikes Stone An Farm Wagon
'i‘urm Turtle,
l‘ililIJi‘mli). Annual iiinItlu lt‘ono
Mama at New York. was killed at
North ilulli‘ord yesterday. She was
{riding with sevt'l‘iii other persona in a
farm \vngoll In tho wooda when the
vehh-lo in making n nilurp turn, top~
pied over, throwing the. occupants out.
Mina Adnnln'l-l head struck it atone.
I'l‘iii‘llli'illlx her nitllll. She died nilortly
afterwards. Bill‘ was 23 youl'u old and
with her father, a member of file New
York police fort-e, wua Bpmldiitg a
brief vacation lit North (lililfol‘d,
WOULD INCLUDE 800KB IN PARA
GEL POST MATTER.
Vi’Ai-llilNG'i‘im. Augiiat 13.-~thl‘e.
at-lltnlive Lcwill of Maryland yester-
dny Introduced a revolution to require
Poet-muster General *Burieaon to Im-
mediately consider the advisability of
extending the classification of parent
poet matter so all to include books.
Booka are new subject to the third
class rate of postage and four pound
limit.
WUPBUNG PORTS SURRENDER,
QIIANGHNL‘ChInu, Annual 13.5
The Wu~8ung torts hitherto In the
head: or the rebela‘ surrender today
to the northern government troops.
WMUW
' and» will largely, attrition?
runny. - ._ l ..
MARTINI AND MAXMILLIAN,
In “Straight and Crooked Magic."
You'll laugh at thin great not and
wonder.
Another exceptional feature,
cu'n .promier tenor soloist,
SAMUEL ASH.
Delightful In it varied repertoire.
Everybody knows
canines,
PROF. CARL'S DOG ACTORS.
They were born and bred in South
hinrwulk, and illtVo been the sensu-
vtlon of vaudeville everywhere.
A meri-
tlleso wonderful
A charming girl and a gifted artiste.
MOLLY WOOD STANFORD,
Vocalist and violinist extraordinary.
CONFEBSEB 8HE KILLED SISTER
AFTER QUARREL.
WEST ltllTl.AND. Vt, August lrl.
--MI'B. Eugene. McCarthy, 55 years
old. confollned yesterday. according to
tho police, that she had murdered her
sister, Minn Alive KorrIl-lnn, live yearn
her Junior. who had been nllnnlnt'.
since. u alight quarrel between them
Inut Friday. I«‘ollowinu dlrocllone con.
Iniuml Ill lilo. alleged confennlon, the
police found the body of Mine Kerri~
loin, Willll a bullobholo through the
bond buried Ill u pile of dirt. in the col-
unlon, another for the Palma trophy __,. ._ ”......
match, and n pistol team which will i R. R. RESTAURANT CHEF DROPS
enter the matches of both Internlr DEAD.
tionul ulliona. The team representing, NEW HAVEN, August l3.vl“redel%
the United States in the DIBIOI WIMP IIck Morgan, for many years chef at
on will be heudvd by Capt. Richard R- ‘iIle depot restaurant in Union station.
say-re. of the New York National fund one of the old time chefs of New
lunrd.
Swine Hay. Had a Cinch, at work In the. routnurnutI
Switzerland In w... past has beautiiilCIIt‘iiB, The body wnu removed to‘
invincible m lilo "free." match, Imvmg’biorgan's home at 82 Hudson street. I
won fifteen times Ill the aixtccn yearn MOM“ won “Id to b" 0"" 76 “Will
that the match m8 been allot nnd tin-.QI age, and he Willi chef for ('illll‘iehi
taking second (nice. The Swiss “mniliradluy when Bradley kept a Tl!ilii|lll‘~,
which is coming over thin your wuo;“"t oppositonlio railroad station when
viciorionn In France lulit year. ’l‘holi’he elation was on i‘lnlpel ntrnet, Mor- I
captain [H Meyer “0 Stndeliioven. :gnn for home yearn kept a restaurant
France In sending m0 very aironii .oi his ownfliu Fair nireel. lie won}
“mm“, ,“m rifle team will be (.“phntrlrken n few Illllllliilh
before it !
mm", by ll. lllorillou. “Mme“! of tho :o'vlock. Medical Examiner Bvllrilrougil
International union,
and one of Ituiw‘” summoned and found lit’liul due
Illilmlilti‘u Wlli m, p. Ii. Cfllliii, Willi) ii) heart dlncuno, 0‘
won the lliiii meter match at tile
tllylnplc guinea lilili. your from Mont.
Unborn. up American, by one point.
The team from Argentina, whivil,
lulu been In than country alum the I "a may "0’" M8 “Dill“. Saturday, and?
l
middle or July iliili been training on vollupued "Ii WWW“ “WI! “‘3“ W1
indivlliliitlil rm] m montlul. szN. linymond‘s realt‘luncc. (tollulllblo I
momllnru of tho tcmn belong to “Wklucolu Tim” brought Mi” 3"” “3
while
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WANDERED AWAY FROM NOR-
WALK.
posed to he Interesting reading, It
will be made public by the full com-
mitten.
The peaceful arrival of Governor
bind in Mexico has relieved the ten.
sion about the capitol and the confer-
lenco between the President and the
'iinvow droppod dead thin mommgiluomlloru of the State Foreign Rein-f
tiona i‘ommltleo on Saturday night in
another thing that hue helped to re-
llcvo the situation.
It In admitted that while some of the
members of the committee. have no
night for addressing street crowds
without a. permit from the police. in,
court today they refused to be sworn,
and in justification of her art the wo-
nlun, Cecilia Lipsohutz, declared she
had broken no law. but was only "edu-
eating American workmen, as the. Am-
orioans were too slow to educate them»
sclven.”
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SUIT BROUGHT FOR DEATH
C‘AUBED BY ASPHYXIATION
confidence In the policy of the admin-l
lairnllon. they are willing to wait and Vounak, 0!
give illnd a chance to llt'complinll what 2 bull in tho (3iv
Ill.‘ was neat Into Mexico to do.
Tired of Tariff Talk.
innit iionloerutu lmd Ri‘llililili'mi”:cluimn flint I’revonnnil died at
are golfing tired of the tariff ulik do»
‘lulte and thorn In talk about the rapt;
Louie J. Kerb, of New Haven, nd'
mlniutrutor of the estate of John l'ro—
llirldgopori, ban brought
ll Superior court for $5,-
3000 dulullgru lluuinnt lilo Bridgeport
.(lno Light Company. The plaintiff
til liul-
Pop street of unpllyxiutlon and that tile
mum» of (it‘lliil Willi due to the do-
lol of the possibility of all illtrnuilluni ; (pudenda neglect In failing to leave
to iilko u vote on lilo. lilonnurn Ill this ; the Rim t‘ot‘k In it mm, ..
lrltulaio about Scpimnbol' 5.
ondlllon when
Ii WMLtho motor wall removed from the
sold this morning bllut the prelim-via ‘ building.
noun day, on both uldon are wary o
tin.» Ioulz drawn out liliiotlnnlon,
New Britain Iaiton.
ilnnlol i.. liilluw. of Norwnllt. wander. ' “II “II Iii-iroulnnni were pooling hotter; - ~ ..-
i; new HAVEN PLAY enouuo was.
TIVAL.
NEW HAVEN. wing. Iii-wit piny-
.Iobu Ill. (lullulltin of New Iliiifliiivlground innilvnl, to wind up the trunk
Argentine navy, and It In captured,
by lir, .lunn Curloo Gnliilfioh. Little iul
known of the demon team. excepti
that It wont Int!) training at Nurmn-i
lur and covered by two week tuba.
Beyond hinting that there had been
a alight argument between them, Mrs.
not In touch with relativcu of gnawitlloir order at Philadelphia, called on
Ipoiice hondqunrtoru, and It who learn , IWM‘Ii’m ”i ‘1‘“ Y, ill, T' A' II‘ 5m!” .
ed that hill home was In Norwulk. 'I‘Ile ‘ i7: “‘3“""'I""‘i"d W 1‘ “I'li'gi‘l‘m who ,
Nomalit police we“ notified, and they have been attending It convention of 1
mar work on play grouoda, will he MW
on on the Central Green. ’i‘liurudny nfv
tornado, with twenty (Ililii‘iitl. Many
of those nnmborll are folk (Intuit-n. All
McCarthy could give no renuon for her
not, according lo the police.
PHIBONERII SAW BAR AT NORTH-
HAMPTON JAIL.
NORTHAMPTON, Mann, August 13.
~85» sawing through a steel bar In
the front window of the Union street
iall last night, Warren Mater, Frank
0. Hapgood and William Bucinalddcm
tended for short term, made their on.
cape. After cutting through the bar
feet to the
e
the men {Jumped fifteen
ground.
berg last month under the mlaplcuu
of the Deiliiil'illl Suhuluonbund.
Canadian. Comm.
lit its expected that the lnteruatiom
oi matches will be largely attended by
Canadian riflemeo. Nearly every prov-
ince in pending a delegation of its
own. and the nonunion of Canada
'Riflo association will enter a team In
the Palms trophy match. It In eitpotltvl , , .
snow of mm unknown, gigging do of John louder, who served In Cour mall fora statement of the conditioner
eertlon on April 15, 1909. The couple tinny K”. Eleventh Rhode Island, to ‘ all national banks of the United states
ed that Swedenpwhicills sending a
delegation of fourteen rillemen, bomb
90 by Capt. P. H. Household, an well
I? . 1‘ on and tile Mauritius Rehab»
it. who; jimtii‘ . .
non. “aviation
. _ , I _ ,
i l
. a
,nnd notified them that the latter wanI
'In Htumi’ord. tillaw wan taken home
later by a cousin. Hill"? In all opllcpu
ilc.~—dltumford Advocate.
GREENWIGH WOMAN WfiNTS
DIVORGE; ALLEGED DEiiERTIONl
Mary :8. Taylor. or Greenwich, has
died a petition In the Civil superior,
:court for a divorce from Clarence of
Taylor. tormorly at Greenwich but
were married In nay. 1898.
or delay.
.4.
.t it ‘l
(of Interest In and about the National
’ “till“; Milli“ : , _ . .
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their respects.
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dance on the green was tried out It
year ago during it local celebration and
It was so picturesque and delightful
that there was a demand (or one thin
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at. the Lobby hearing of the House
committee. Colonel Mulhuli was on
the blend all day. ......
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