n.ess 111111. of the ,3 .
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L that advertising a
not an expense but
an divestmentbriog-
rannuutsnnn1nno
Inter“ :‘t the loath "mall. Pelt-och
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lied lust Time to Scramble
Ashore Before Barge Disap-
peered Under Waves
11111 11111 111111
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Dredger Was Owned by T. A.
Scott 60., of New London
Dredging operations in connection
with the new Washington street bridge
which were to have started this week,
will be delayed a fewwdays owing to
the sinking of the mud dredger at an
early hour this morning off the dock
of Harris & 'Gans. in Water street.
incidentally the captain and crew of
Alive men on board the craft had a liar-
row escape from going down with the
dredger. and they just succeeded in
getting to the dock, as the unwieldy
xessel disappeared below the surface
of the water.
The dredger, which is owned by the
'i". A. ‘Scott Company, of New London.
,Wtis brought into the harbor yesterday
afternoon, in tow of the tug T. A.
Scott. which also had a couple of
barges to be used in conveying the
:mud to the outer channel The crew
retired in the early evening, but about
three o'clock this thinning were arous-
ed by the sound of water rushing into '
the vessel. Just as they scrambled
ashore the dredger suddenly caroencd
toward the (Ilaililei and disappearcdf and visited Undertaker David W Ray-
Captain 1llobert Holmes, , "smond
of New London, is in command of thoi the young 1111111 killed by
dredger, and AiLIitil‘ nose, Morrison train at the South Norwalk rallioad
Croofiey and three other men comprise station Thursday evening.
from view
the crew.
They all lost their personal effects,you11gcr brothel“. l-lenry Meyers. aged
1 suminp Shape, and Definite
us they had not time to remove any-1
thing when they hustled from their
berths. The opinion was expressed to-
day that the drcdgor sprang a leak. An
attempt. will be made at low water to
float the craft by placing the barges
alongside, and using the pump on
‘board the tug to free the craft. of 1111-,
1111'. after which it can be bunched and
tho damage rcpnircd. At high water
practically everything was submcrged.
PUPULAR NURWALK
PULICEMAN MARINES
'l‘bomus J, llorncy, 1111 olilccr 11f lhc
IIIIIIIIII IIIIISI till:
Iiii IIIISI IIIIflII
Citizens’ Ticket Movement Is As-
RIIIIRII BI
IS iP-PRIIV
introduced in the Senate Yester-
day by Senator McLean—Has
Many flood Features
IXPIRIS IIIBIIIII IIIlI
SIMPLE iIIII IIIIIIPIEII
Measure Somewhat Follows
Lines Suggested by the Na-
tional Monetary Commission
m
Announcement Will Be
Made Later
.A movement is under way in all the
five wards of the new City of Nor-walk
for the formation of a citizens. fusion
or independent movement to choose of.
floors for the new government. Those
interested believe that party politics
should be thrown aside, and there are
rumors that the matter is being put
into shape, and in a few days the
movement will assume some tangible
form and all interested can get to
work.
The intention is to nominate Gener-
al Russell Frost for mayor and it is
thought possible that he may receive
the endorsement of both the old party
organizations.
Meetings and conferences are being
held almost nightly and sentiment is
rapidly forming, it is said, favoring the
the new ticket.
General Frost has been approached
by several of the interested ones with
a view to accepting the nomination.
but so far he has not given his con.
sent. 1H6 insists that a business man
should be chosen for the pesition.
IRAIII IIIIIIII’S IIIIIII
IIIIIS III IIIIIIIIII’flIII
Poul Movers identifies the Youth
as His; Brother, Henry.
Meyers
WASHINGTON. 1i). 0,, august 15.
Experts are finding much that is
good in the currency reform bill
framed by former Congressman Eben-
ezer J Hill of the Bridgeport district
of Connecticut and introduced in the
Senate yesterday at his request by
Senator McLean of Connecticut. Of
course, it is not expected that the
Democratic administration will accept
the bill in preference to its own or
that it will be enacted into law dur-
ing this Congress. But its simplicity.
clenrness and completenesswao say
the experts~~is placing it in high 1‘11-
(Continued on twelfth pogo.)
1111111 CAZSI
nuns nuuck
Paul Meyers, of Bridgeport, came to
South Nor.1valk yesterday afternoon,
John Gazsi. who was arrested last
evening by oillcer John Smith, and
was charged with drunkenness, and
breach of the peace was found guilty
this morning by Judge Keogh and
morgue, where be identified
a height
He said
Hi i’SCIIRRIIIBI
-' orations and love
there was no doubt about its being his fined $5 on the first charge. $10 for the .
second charge with full costs which
sixteen years. of 112 Pacific Stl'eel.'ltliltilillied to $24.00.
llridaeport. He said his brother was Officer Smith, as ho was making his!
learning the printing trade at an Gilli-‘0 , rounds at Springwood lust owning.
iii iIil'idg‘iDOl'i. and 110 was Of 11 Vfi‘l‘i'Icnmc. upon (luzsl crcniing :1 disturb
quiet disposition and never known toInuce and trying to pick an 111‘n11111cnt
(10 lllli'iliillft WI‘OHH. He could not 110~1wiih everyone whom he illi‘L. lie was
count. for his being In South Nul'WflIk » warned by the officer to stop his noise
that evening in company with three I and no home if i111, did not 1111111 to act
othcr lads. a little older than Ililll‘IitlIO trouble. 13111 this only angered;
golf. 1(l:1zsi all the more, althouuh 11c walk.
The boy's parents arc Mr. and Mrs ‘ycd on for a little whilc. 111111 to dodge!
-.iohn .I, Meyers, and they 111111111 .1 “Into another saloon as soon as tho of 1
st 111111111111 today that the boy was sun-11111.13 back was turncd, I
poscd to 111119 bccn camping out with A low minutes l111111 tho oiilccl ,
I
31111111111121' of the West End Hoyt." t‘lnb.
Iof llridgcport.
Norwulk l’olico licpnrtumlt, and Miss
'Annu \\'1.1ycil\11usur were united
inu1'rin.c at the rectory of St. Mary‘s
1111.1'111. i11 l’: 1thcr l‘,l11n at o.lol l1
111111, 11'-111i111:. 1.1'11111nlnl1 11131111». mud
on host. 1111111 and Miss Mnijmlo chcl
I1'111v1-r 1111.1 hridcsinuid.
tho ccrcmony the couple and nib-11d
cntr 11'1-1‘~' lulu-n to ltridacpori Iiy 11n«
tolnobiloe, Al l-‘nif‘iicid lhc lt‘nilm‘n
lost tho bridal party and tho but 11111111
of lllcm was at the tirhhchx ' 1411c
tion whcrc tho newly inurricd coupit‘
took lhc cypress l‘nr ilonton, whci'c
ihcy will spend thclr honcymoon. (in
their rclurn lhcy will rcnldo in Mr
walk. Air. irorncy 111111 tho lust of the
oiitccrs on the Norwulk l’olhc force
In Join the bunt-dict nugrogntlon.
LEGS SPRING LAMB 200 LB
HAMBURG STEAK 160 LB
il-ihouldcr lamb llc lb.
dloast beef, 1611 lb.
~i1‘1'csh or corned plate, lilo lb.
.ii‘rnnh eggs, 3613 dozen.
diutterlne, 250 lb.
li‘t'csll vegetables.
li‘owia, roasting chickens.
to bars soap. 250.
Cheapest place in town.
“100k in the windomeeats display~
ed on ice.
N iiiW YORK MARKET.
113 Washington street.
1‘
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Show Norwnik on the :1
Following ~
‘11th ii.
I W.
11 party of friends on l4‘a1ei11'cnthcl‘ braid number 11111111115 :1 st 11111 distance
131111111, oil' Bridgeport, He was a Iltllil win-1'13 hc 11111.1111111ding 11111111111111;
invcstlgaiing the Illiiilt'l', found lldzsi.‘
:in the midst of 11 pretty hot 111ixupI
tndny in‘outsldo of tho 11111111111 whcrc (toast
with burial in Mountain Innqu his prcscncc known by 111111111111:
'l‘hc 1111111111111 loft. in clean up everything in sight, For-I
311 li'llill 111s lnnuicly no 1111.. 11111. hurt, 111. with an
IHmiih put it stop to thc from: the i11-'
wmw 1l111h1t1-1l it out bod no chance to 11,1111
BOY RUN DOWN BY WAGON. In both». \VIlll'Ii 11:11. found on his 11111
Tim following item I11 11 Now i'ollt 11111 when bronchi to tin- lockup lnn',
pnpcr rclnicu to the Johnson t‘11111il,\.Icv-1ninl:
“1|... 1'111‘111111'ly lived 111 No. 2 IlluhI ’l'ho knllc 11111111 11111111111! 1111a 1.111.111
11111114. Honth .\'or1vnll1, but 111111111 1111111 1111111 I111 1ch 1111111, 111111 11111111 unlo- -1l 111113
nyo 111111‘111l to New Yolk. ’l‘hc littlc t'cneon for huvlnn tho knife open whcn
follow had many friends hcrc, and “until 1.1111111 his pcrsnn. ho replied: “l1
all will rcurct to icnl'n of thc accidcnt: 'uibui's carry my hath» “no that, i .
While crooning chcnth 11111111111, ut Ito-111' bothcr to clone ll 111'11'1' 1 out;
lzlmh :«tl'cct, ’i‘ucndny at 11111111. licu- 1111' hopper," \i'ili‘i‘l'llllim thc i’nul'l Midi
Johnson h 111111'1111I1I. of l'llhhiln that It was 111111111111 thv- inw to
1211111) 1.11'11111, was run 11 um by hi "HIV 11 111111111111 of that. kind. and
fruit wagon and auntninctl 11 broken “lli'iii‘ii Ill"! iIliil If lic l'\‘cl' u‘uh
arm. and 1111111111'11111-1 contlmlonn. lion- brought bcforc lhc court 111111111. 11 full
bulb was trying to avoid an 1111111, and Wotonce would be 11111111111111.
was knocked dow by tho 1111111111, WMWW..M
S. t-l, llorbcn. of lib W. 127th Htrcot.
rnnIont 111111 plckcti tho ind up. A ”BE'HNNE SPRING LEGS
passing nnio 1111111 fifilllllllllliietlrtul 11nd LAMB 206' La.
the injured boy rushed to llr. Rosa on
liltth street. and later 111111111 home. 1’9"!” ”"11": “501
Stow lamb, 10c.
Pot must. no bone.
.lloast beef. iii-22c.
Fresh shoulders, lilo.
Pork roast. 1811.
Roast veal, 16-2012.
mowing fowl. tic.
Native fowl, 220.
Meeting chick’en. 25c.
Broilers, 3011.
The Bears Meat and Provision On.
Thu funeral was bold
I'li‘higgl'pnl‘l,
iron. ccnwtcri‘.
torduy,
m.m~u_.
WINNIPAUK CLUB'a CARNIVAL.
Last evening the Winnipnnk Repub-
lican Club held its second grand cur-
nivnl and it proved to be a big success.
Everyone enjoyed themselves. Amuse-
ments of all kinds were bad and re-
freshments were served.
'1 do.
Mrs. 11111 Plate is ill at her home at
11 North Main street, Houth Norwalit.
'Stccgmniler,
I Robinson,
‘ \‘nmuru. Hugh Campbell. \‘lnccnt (fos-
.tcllo. 11nd I1‘rmicl‘it'if Buckicy,
111111! Hugh (tnntpbvll.
1111 A
Club’s 1' g
tunily
:‘lights, gay dec-
hmen, would find
the Kay spectacle
"dience to witness
t entertainments
Mound. wit), '
it hard to vie wt ,
which greeted the-fl
one of the profit,
given in the town...
at Court laurel
Ledge, last-even . '
uly Arabian. the
The scene was. .
soft light, orien {coloring and the
e seemed to out-
women—cach co ,
do the other~per t in every detail.
With this level picture there was
an entertainment , refully planned.
The first was a odxtette from Lucia
di Lammcrmoor, slid in it was some
of Norwalk's most. effective singers
and cleverest actorfi This group was
as picturesque as though Alabama had
taken from his vait treasures a rare
painting of his native land, and his
own people. only this picture was alive
and from the thrtfit of each subject
came the, living mites of the famous
travesty from llanfiy Funky.
Mrs. ’l‘oomoy and Alson Smith were
next. to face the audience in a duet.
their voices blending so charmingly
that the listeners congratulated them-
selves at the privilege of hearing this
selection.
llugh Campbell. who is fast becom-
ing one of our town's most pleasing
singers, delighted all with his .solo.
Till the Sands of the Desert Grow
Cold. .
There were quite a few novel forms
of amue . ' much. a the Adventures
of God I in their
trips aroiiu3 the island.
Sindbad found some new adventures
in his different voyages in the bay.
tho supernni power of Aladdin's
Lamp. I
Mrs. All Balm told all their future
happiness, and numerous pretty meld-
ens attended to the comforts of all.
Tonight the Arabian Night entertain-
ment will be held at the, club house
11galn.nnd another pretty program
has been planned. and other forms
of nonmetncnt will greet the comers
this evening. The affair was under
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
illiHi SHIII [III
IARI I IIIII
BY BRAND
Presents Letter from Somerville
Manufacturing Co. Head on ,
Reduction of Duties
Iilll IIIII liiiilAIli HIS
IIIIIIIIIIIII Millili [IIIISI
Senator Brandeoee Opposes Re-
duction on Articles Made in
Factories oi the Slate
WASHlNCTON, D. 0., August 15.
——Connectlcnt was in the limelight
during the tariff debate in the Senate
yesteday afternoon. There was a
renewal of that controversy regarding
stirred up by the speech of Senator
McLean of Connecticut a few days
ago, and the hooks and eves 111111111
clock and buckle
state were pleaded for
Brandegee,
by
(Continued on Sixth Page).
Ql‘artpv’s lunch cart. 47 Railroad,
avenue, will be open for business Sat-
,urdav morning. 1
PAINTER FALLS FRUM
RUUF RF A HUUSE
m
Samuel Mott. Jr.. of llownyton,
weltknown painter, sustained painful
injuries yesterday when he fell from
the roof or a house in Ferris avenue.
H11 was on about the highest part of
the building. when he first tumbled to‘
the roof, and then to the ground.
Mott‘s head was badly cut and he re-
tho direction of Miss Fdorence Mc-
Mahon, who, with 11 carefully chosen
conunittcc. made the affair one of the
boat of the season. ‘ g
The entertainment conunittee wasI
under the direction of Alsop Smith.
and he was assisted by Wes Anna
Miss l'lllu McMahon.
llugh (Jampbcll 11nd bliss Alums Mr ‘
I’cakc.
i
llct‘rcslnuont committee was Mrs, 31.:
J. (i'llrlcn. chairman. '1qu Hugh]
t‘nmpboll, .\l1s John 'l'oolhlll. Mrsfl
il:11'1v lioulous 1111111 Sndic l.ad1l1:1111.
Soliciting committcc ----- Miss lintilec
inc Campbell. chairwoman, Mrs. John'
Mist-1 Nora (‘l‘onin, and it.
ltnllnuhcr.
Advertising
Namath.
liccornling conunittcc
t'tllliitliilllt|~“'C. A. Mc-
(X A, flic-
l
.
'l‘hc Scxlctlo will be r1-p1-ntcd by:
"111-11111111 this cloning and flit-111 willi
I111 11 trio from Lucrclin llor1.tl11 to 1111i
1111111: by \Iutlll Smith Agnes 'ilcl’cnkoI
Whistling solo}
by ’i‘homnn McMahon will I111 11 fcntnroi
illllI thorn will ho vocal Solos by Mina
.‘ilrl'cnko and Mr. Smith.
AMERICAN BORN IRISH.
Priest Will Preach In Hungarian Lnn~
guano.
limnn1nulc111un of the Hi. 1.111111111111111
Hungarian Church will be the rocip
It'ltifi of n rare trout tonight, when
they will be privileged to llnlcn to a
sermon delivered In tho ‘llununrhm
language by an American born lrish
priest. Rev, Father David Hutchin-
son. of New Haven, secured his liun.
gnrinn training in a four your course
taken at the diudapont University. lie
will speak at the service which be-
gins at 7:80 o'clock tonight. ltov.
Stephan El. Clicrnltnky has been called
to New Jersey to deliver a sermon.
11111111 111111111 rotten Mrs. loamy
T’yane and Mrs. ‘S. J. O'Brien, of Nor-
I troyed today.
quircd tho serviccs of a physician. He
was attended by Dr. W l Trucet Mr.
Mott refused to go to thc Hospital,
.and aim his l11-111l was lumdahcd up
he walked to South .\'o1'11'.'1lk.
inter Went to hi..- 111111111.
and
PRIEST INJURED AT
URPHANAGE FIRE
llthtll.\.\i'l'11.\‘. .\'. \'..
Mary's (‘ntholic
Aug. li..~-all.
()rohnnui'o 1111:: do»
All of 11111 too chiklrcn
were out of doors at play or on tin-
lirsl fior 11111I,c.~11'11p111l. 'l‘ho liuv. John
i’ornbsky. 111' 51, 1‘11'li 111111 11111111111111.
Church. 11111: iujurcd whilc working; ill
the fire.
~SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Sprint: 101.111 of lamb, lh-ih’t' III.
Iicnt. loin iiiliiIi chops. 2511'.
I“1)l‘i1t|lltli'tcl‘, illnc.
.\'nt.iv1- chh'kcnn, 2111'.
Native fowls,
Native \‘cnl.
iiuat sugar cured home. :ltzc
l’rilnc bm-I' to most, 13- 21:1.
i’ot rounl, no 11111111, “'11 Hi.
If the. plain corned bucf. 1101'.
1111111 .1111an butter. like.
'Fronh 11111111. 321: 11117..
21) lbs. nugur foil" {H.111}.
ldrurythlni; in line Vegetables.
l-iwcot corn, 1311c. don.
ClitllNUlCh‘ 111111111713
li'roc lmllvcrv. 71‘. N. M. St.
2110.
Till. {183-2.
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
admitted to the Norwalk Hospital last.
evening for medical treatment.
Julian Knlnkowahy. of Norwalk, was
admitted to tho. Norwnlk lloupitul last
evening for medical treatment.
The Shrincrs' Cellar iii'ei, of the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks. will have a sheep bake and return
hallo Sunday afternoon in i’iurchard'a
Grove, to which the members can
each invite 0115 friend. A fine times
Walk spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
is being anticipated,
IA Bolts Frank 1. Bouton.
the prosperity of Connecticut factories: I‘m" ”- Crap ford Frank D Austin,
industries in the:
Senator 1
Isucceeded in getting the roads rolling
a 1
Mr. I
Minn Alim- llryun, of Norwntk. 111111,
"111's 1111111111
111111111111 11111
Club Members negated With
Fine Food at Dorlon House—
Cr. C. F. Pentecost Spoke
111111111
11111 111
1111 1111111
Last evening the 'St. Paul‘s Men's
Club, enjoyed a fine banquet and good
speaking at their first annual shore
dinner served at the Dorian House.
President George 'Sherron was toast-
master and voiced a few words of
welcome to the guests present. Dr.
George F. Pentecost, of Tokeneke,
was introduced as speaker of’ the
evening and his-address was delivered
in an impressive manner. Mr. Pen-
tecost's subject was "Men‘s Work in
the Church." The Rev. Louis B.
Howell addressed the men of the club,
He also spoke on the church.
The guests present were as follows:
Rev. George F', Pentecost. speaker
of the evening, Rev. Louis B. Howell,
leorge Sharron, G. H. Qlil1tard. Wil-
liam A, Kellogg, W. A. Pryer, William
Dieringer, A. H, Cliittim, R, M, Mull-
ings, Roland Beach, Charles Fillow.1
Max H. Schumann, Warren P. Smith,
.St. John Merrill, lrvlng C. Smith. A
Captain
Decide Today Upon Who is
Who "
IIIIII. lifli. GIIIIN
Mrs. Sulzer Continues Seriously
ltl~Levy Suffers Breakdown
0nd day of the dual administration in
pool of confusion in the Capitol.
steel chain with a heavy padlock see
cured the great seal; the privy seat
was under lock and key; the way to
the executive chamber, William Sul-_
zer's citadel. was bolted and barred;
and from two offices the rival claim-
ants to the governor's chair continued.
to exercise their functions.
Control of the National Guard, ao-
IRSPECTURS KEEP
HA'LnoAD MEN on case to the great seal, recognition ‘by
New York's Secretary of State and by
ANXIUUS SEAT now 1 the governor of the neighboring State!
IlAllsworth Lockwood Thomas Balcom.
John Hyde and Charles \Iurrey.
Federal inspectors have been keen Governor Glynn. Who claims to M ‘1‘.
ing New Haven road officials on the Iacting chief executive. Possession a!
the privy seal whose imprint validates,
all documents coming before the gov
fernor 0n affairs wholly within tho'
State, and occupancy of the executive
chambers, remained with Sutzer, the
impeached gov other
it was Glynn' 8 move on the political
Ichess-board today.
Mcheckmate Like a toaster
game he gave no hint to his opponent
of 11 hat this move would be.
The usual crop of forecasts was hob
vested during the foronoon. One re—
port thut seemed authentic was that
Mr. Glynn would call upon Mr. Suizer
formally to vacate the executive cham-
ber and surrender the privy seal. Sul-
zc:"s refusal would pave the way to
court action. lovernor Sulzer's reply
to such 11 request lay on his desk year
tcrday afternoon. The signature was
Suleer's, but the words were his law‘
,ycrs.
I A ncnsntlonnl report was current
his “mum when hc icuvcs his “Wm that Governor Sulzcr would seek the
1 . I ' ' indictment. for treason of Charles 1F.
III" In“ IIII‘ MINI 11 “I!" “III” the “MI Murphy. leader of Tammany liail.und
llcr lnl'cs thc amino '1111 . 1 .' 1 1'11.
‘, I ’ ‘ I “I‘m I organization lenders who commanded
port bolorc I111 runs the machine to the
Ianxious scat recently, but they have
Istock into fairly good condition no
Icording to ralhonders The inspectors
lune made the road eliminate the use
of main engines that were in no con-
dition to be r1111 and have made vari-
‘bus employee pay more attention to
their work,
One federal inspector has been pop-
ping into engine cabs at unexpected;
points along the New Haven system.I
especially at junction points till the
engineers get cold shivers whenever 11
stranger is seen walking anywhere
near the tracks, A most critical in-
spection of tho machine has followed
,cvcry limp and the report has been
sent down 11 111111; line of lllltiul'iingi-l.
' Since the inspection grow wann. the
jroad officials have been you particu-
ilnr with reports from engineers as to
‘I'nulty engines.
I Today 1111 1111141111 or makes and signs
II
I
1
4
round Ill)ilt~'f,' '1‘ 111' 1b 111 . 111- 11- ”
) (t 1 ‘ IIi III ‘I l ”II 1 I, i11111cnchmont. “
>4 i ' il ' ‘li'l till i I? ' ‘ " I .' ... . 1
I ' I I III" I I'I II I III " ”(H5 ' Ihcrc :1 nothing to it,‘ unsorted D.
111111' the llllti‘llillt‘ and both ban‘ to
(‘ndy llcrrlck, chief of Sul'nor'n stuff of
luwycrs, whcn asked if the report were
true.
(lovct'uor Sum-1' continucd firm in
his 1lctm'1nhu1tion to occupy the execu-
livu (‘Illilliill'l‘h‘ and administer the
statc'n affairs today, ills «unset
11111111 no lulhnulion of what would he
look.- rcpmls nud shin :1 i‘l-pol’l, This
111111.». to thc t‘orciunn 111111'hlnistn. who
turns tho cngim- 111111' to n 111.111.11.131
Iund hi1: hclpcr. lifter thc work of co-
pnirs to door. both nin'hinlsls and
I11vlp1-1' must sign it topot'i icilini; whnl
Ithcy burp done.
I AC N I , lhcir mun-:11. should u court. order on-
I TIO 0N DEATH OF CAPTAIN joining My. Hulzcr frimi noting n11 gov-
, BVXBEE- ornoz- ho Hl'i'i‘t'd upon him.
'l’l11- directors of the South Notunl‘e
‘t‘iuh i11-ld 11 inoctltltt. Inst niahl,
take action on lhc dcnth of
l.icut 11111111111: iilvnn exported to
111 11,11 to tho (‘ upllol tudn1 in thc capacity
l’lcdc of 111M111. 1111111111101 11nd ullcnd to any
:iin 14- lii'xbcc. ninticrn flint plight. conic before him.
The 111111111 floral plot-c, will I111 1111111. AtlornoyJinncrnI f'nrlnody rounontod
{The club 111111111'111' has been drapcd in by f-Iccrciut'y of State May to admit!
,11111111‘11lng; 1111111, the following were him who 1111111 llovornor of New York,
inulncd 111111 connniitcc to vcprencht tho 111111 oxpcctcd lo motto WW“ “I“ deal-
iclub at H111 funeral: nton today. The burden of n rmtent
112. 8. 1.1111111. ii}. W. llonrd, id. 1". opinion 111111111 by him 11111 the covert»
Hmlth. hf. W. i'orin-tt. A. W. llrnylunn. or'n friends to anticipate nn unfavora-
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1 Mm. Holst-r still in)! iii of n narvoni
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Th" Mansion House I1” “‘39“ lhor- returned to New York on 11 midnight.
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and painted. new fixtures tho been aid with her.
added. Our dining room is second to bevy. majority leader of
Inono in The Norwniks. We respect.
«fully invite your inspection.
CHAR. i-lA'SBldN, Prop.
86 Washington St. l’hone 307.
Aaron .l.
* suffering from a nervous breakdown;
The impeachment of Governor 811l-
Church and Miller, In recovering from merit trial.
sprained anltio. which has caused
him considerable pain. I
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ALBANY. 1'. v. Aug. 15.—-—The soo- 5 ‘3
the Assembly. who led the fight on the
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