" nionths’
-‘._vei'y far from being a liberal allow-
statc of James (ioldtn, dc-
eased, Publisher.
OF TRADE.
President-Nehemiah Candce.
Vice~President~CharlesJ. Pid~
goon.
'~ Secretary—Frank W Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
~ MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 11:28 a. m.; 11 :36 p. m.
Sun rises 5:03; sets 6 :50.
EVENING SENTINEL TELE—
PHONE CALLIS.
92~2-News Department.
92—3—-Business Department.
1388 ——Branl:h Office, Not-walk.
.890 ——Editor’ 5 Residence.
9~5——City Editor' 5 Residence.
,OUTH NORWALK BOARD:
. ‘ lcourt, by
'chargod with the murder of Henry
. shrinks of Lucas and
. The people of this Mate are to vote
on a constitutional amendment on tlioi
first Monday in October. which, it'
adopted. will increase the salary oi.“ 1y;
members ol‘ the Legislature from $200.
103500 and allow mileage each "way oil
Ntwenty—flve cents a mile for the regu-l
gone to the home of Dr.
in session
Doubtless much of the grafting in
i .. Legislatures is due to the inadequate
Vpuy which has been given the mem;
.bers.
attendance at Hartford is
“iinee‘und is insulin-lent to secure rep-
. 1‘1;
resentative men to give illl'll‘ tlmo and
‘minds to State uiiiiirs. An addition
1"“oi'réi‘orty percent. to the. salary wouldi
result in the procurement of represen-
tatives who are capable of taking care
” - of the affairs of the State and render-
ing effective service in the interests
‘ of the people.
It is well to make lhl1 pay on
‘ amount equivalent to the duties re-
quired of members. and then to ex-
pect of them as good uervioc as they
are willing to render private corporag
tions for ample compensation.
Under present allowances we can
expect nothing of members of the 1.9;:-
>iulature. and that is about what we
w‘d'ealizo from their presence in Hart-
lord— Norwich Bulletin.
9.. .
RIGHT TOT HE POINT.
_..._
The American bible society rcporlai
1 that the hazards and hardships of rev-
olution am creating a great demand
‘ for Bibles in China this yeni winning-
4—5‘ .
Still slz ,OIIU a your in $I'2 0m). and
not 66. 000, an it would have been ill
the country had gone on a silver basisl
in '9ll.~-Boston Transcript. i
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field liopublll an. i
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‘ 0i couruo cultiili: oii‘ their ammuni-
.. tion will team the
Mexican couilui-l
touts. But the only way to put them‘
liittlgvliiier out of business is to cut oil;
the‘h henna mallallan News I
m..-”
Are we. to understand that Ambush.
lander Wiluon (look not wholly approve
“of the Modern lutllliy'.’"*l.)IIiliiIllllli-l
lb'lililll Carolina Stain. ‘.
4..- l
Could nol llIo loquzlcioun 'Mmhull and
the laconic Vvllllani itorkel‘ollnr not
together nnll nlriko a. convormuionol
average? llnmno blown.
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We (111.5 non our :‘iglitu-~1~to wonr
ollt trounce 1.11 the know and thou out
1 Off all the l.rl.linl1l‘llll!, bolow tho knob.
‘W'St. Lullln 1nilill‘1lltlllifltll‘flt.
' Tl‘lf’ Ilil'lun. lnllleli :ltrnilzht hot-.1111! to
be It hard road to truvol.~~Now York
t'i‘riliuno.
‘Bomo 111.11'11 illtli of charity ill to
finite a largo donnlion and thou him it
prelim agent. .. l utlnuon Prom
11. ..
’ 1 "Ion Angolan watchmen (lav. l'lirum
Johnnon.” anemic the hon Angelou
1Trillium. v... lmppoon the governor
tool; a "roll" with 111m. “liouaton Pool.
4.-.».—
Too often him it boon dcmonntratod
Whit the automobile and grade cross-
. me are an impoouihlc combination. and
ion ndtomhbilo in on eatublirihnient
Wit. its likely to only for some time to
. We, while the grade crooning Is not
it very ‘Illtnblo institutionwflolyoke
be allocated to innit-mt litigio-
_, ‘0! wow 'isdtii‘iiiiii‘cillll em for
'f ‘ffit‘idn‘. “with tie iiirlllnxefliidm.
" 111ml ionisation entirety 111w
'iii‘rbmiiiil to imam not
new Into Amorlm homeroom
“hinflougamm.
THE PAY 0F LEGISLATORS. ) ‘
Three hundred dollars for live Jones both said he had fallen
. and
’ .11 1-,
,cll'ml‘iiiila‘d to Jail Without Brill
Io Await Trial In Super-
ior Court
F‘AIRFIELI.) Aug lilehrletopherl
Reilly. white. and William Jones, col-1
ored were hound met to the Supe-
rior court, yesterday. in the Town
.ludgo Bacon W'ukenmn,
buonll, colored cook'ot the Warren
Brothoru' camp. Medical Examiner
W. H. Donaldson took the stand and
stated that in his autopsy he found
that Lucas was killed by a blow from
it blunt instrument from the hands
oi? someone and ‘was not the result of
a fall.
Elmer Anderson, Willie Lewis and
Charles Lucas, colored, the .lnttevu
son of the murdered man. all testified.
Lewis told of. being awakened by the
was informed
by Anderson that there was a riot go-
ingon. He did not move from his
bunk until he was asked for his blan~
ket ily young Lucas, and he then sun-
pected something was wrong. He
heard Reilly say he would go back
and “finish" him and that Jones said,
"No let me do it." lie then left iilfi
bunk and found Lucas lying on the
floor. his face covered with blood. He
felt his pulse and it was heating faint
he felt again in about five min-
utes and it had stopped.
Young Lucas “Gets Doctor.
”in the meantime young Lucas had
C E. Hide
and the doctor pronounced his father
dead. When young lmoas asked 11 lint
had happened to his father. Reilly and
from
the trolley. When asked why lhoy
said this, lieilly said, “Because. we
didn’t want the young fellow to have
any ill1iceling us at that
time."
Sheriff H. R. Elwood. being sum-
nlouoy by Dr. iiyde, arrived about -i
towauds
o'clock and Reilly wail hull? sitting and
standing against his bunk. He told
Lewis to watch him while lit1 wont for
Jones.
them both together and took them to
the Bridgeport. jail.
statement on the way and offered no
rcniutance.
He got Jones and hnnl‘lcul’fvd
They
Lucas after he found that
his father had been killed stepped out
found the pickax handle about
six feet from the temporary office
now: the road and it was produced
and showed blood stains.
Suiiicient. evidence was secured by
Prosecuting Attorney (‘lltuu King for
the holding of Jones as being implicat-
icd in the killing as he won the last
‘ man In be near Lucas whoa he died.
Attorney Janice (‘umniiiis
counlzel lor the defense.
W ll 5‘
SENT'INEL
READERS”
V IEWS
MR. BIGGIO NOT A DEMOCRAT.
South Norwalk, Conn,
August Ill, llllil.
litlllior of the Evening Sentinel:
For the lilllii' of llli‘ truth. i wish you
would ho so kind on to pnhlinh in your
paper the Following ntalvmont:
‘I, notice that my name him born in
rludlvd in the list oi” liomorrnllc lillw.
loru Io voto ut the next i‘lllli‘llfl. in
lilo I’lolnolrntlr Party standing on
nurh u Rililti lizinhI that il line
without pl11‘111lurioli ol' the licnrrr.
the WWW ol u Iruo Socialist to (101113
pinto itii llui? ’l‘hnru cannot be any
mllltnllo about my political idnntlty.
oupcrinlly with Mr, .Tcl‘t‘mlllil billnlui.
tho Ilmnoornlic Roclutrnr, no It abould
appeal in him very wall that he. re-
l'uncd mo on It Vote Counter for tho
SIIcInlInl. l’nrly Iii the lust “presiden-
tial olovtlml, adopting the (licence that
an l wall a foreign born. I couldn't
count till Well 1111 Mimi) others, and illitl
o littlo argument with too on Englilili
rivaling. Ag 1 like brevity. I close. link-
ing the ”Democratic Regintrara to ro-
m‘ovo iny nntno from their lint. no be
big a good Socialist from my younger
days. I do not intend to bhhntto and
become a iloldler of fortune, but will
stick to the good Boeiuiiilt caulie till
it is won. it in or no atropine Demo
erutll random-91y on my vote.
Thanking you lbr ydlir kindness,
1 remain,
Years truly.
v J would;
A11 importatit menus oi tile 3km
may board a:
one Hi!
my.
made 110'
ll) "HO, ‘
111111 lllllui
mm mm...
High Gaol oi billing Will Not Be
3 Martina! in Guantanamo
g During Encampment
TN...“
Cl‘i‘A'il'i‘ANflotlA. 'i‘ehn., Allg. 6.41.
‘ summer at 1898 when the lioverninent
‘ in 1898.
The Second official bulletin of the
Chattanooga G. A. ll. cncalnpment|
iiuuocintlon has the rollowing refer
once. to the wurkcl‘ securing homesl
for all visitors to the 47th iiiIIionttli
encampment oi’ the Grand Army of:
the Republic: * l
“The Ausignnmnt Division has pro-l
pared a list of accommodations avail-l
able in the city and unburbe. withl
details carefully tabulated. it to Iii-ll.
ready certain that many thousand;
visitors may have comfortable quart
lore in private houses. The acco’mmo-1I
dutionu offered lmye been carefully:
inspected and prices have been estaby
lished. 'l‘houe In charge have follow-
od it course of fairness alike toward
the householderu and the expel-ted
guests. and have left nothing undone
toward insuring mutual satisfaction
and pleasant relations. The prevail-,
ing rain for sleeping accomniodntionli‘
will be $1.00 a day for each person:
thouglimtlw very low rate of 50 cents
if offered by a few. 01‘ course, more
luxurious quarters will be available
to there who desire. HllCil. but the cost
will be coiiespondingly gleater run-
him: as high as $2.51) a day for each
person. it should he kept in mind
that the rates above shown are for
uccommodntions in private. bounce;
and it seems oi great importnnro that
every intending visitor should. ii"
practicable, holoct his rate and his
place and nlnko his reservation now.
so that all this; time and attention may
be free to not the i‘ull henclit and
pleasure of his visit. There are things
and places of homily null gonornl
inlcreut and importance for him to
«Roe and study. enough to Ilil emry
waking hour of a six days' stay; and
he would regret any time wasted
here finding a sleeping place that he
might huvo scoured and reserved liy‘
letter six weeks before he arrived.
Keep Rates Reasonable.
"in the matter ol’ board or meals.
also. there will be wido room for
choice or preference. Knowing tho
minimum price, he can safely fix
minimum to suit himself. So the
vonilnittoo has made it its buniiieas.
for tho cnrnmpcnt Week. to make
the ‘hlgh cost of living" a thing llll-
known in Chattanooga: and can now
Kilo :iRSliI‘lilli‘f' to all concerned that
any visitor can not sudioiont and sut-
isl’urtori' meals at prices ranging from
251 to 50 come ouch. it must be udd-
od. however, in justice to our famous
rail-.11 and restaurants. and hotels. that
no one who desires to spend more
will be hindored in doing so by any
scarcity of the delicacies that his
taste donninds. in some ounce, both
rooms and board can be had In a
private iltllln‘f': but such opportunities
nro euro lo be grasped by those who
wrltl1 lo the committee soonest. To
make nbooiutoly curtain that all who
come will be properly and rcaaoimhly
served, lhI1 committee ltevli will oper-
ate throughout the work a commodi-
0118 and comfortable rmtuurnnl at
which meals will be illrninhdd at 3.3
‘ contra ouch.
W ‘
"Any not rule of so many dollars
a day for ll room in a ()hullanoohu
hotel in board on the entire ('upucily
ol’ the room. For illlmlrnthm: $0.00
lint i'llto llllftlilil $2.00 per day for
each ilvo poruonu iI‘ that many occupy
the room, or 2.510 our day for ouch
if only four occupy it, and no on.
(ll‘iliuldorlnu thin. it bocolnon clear to
anyone that the prlvcli quoted by tho
illllt'lii are not too high.’ Failing to
ronnldr-r it. it filled improualou to the
contrary to sure to he formed." I
l
Trains In Colllalon.
'l'wo onlorprlnlnl: (:lllilmnoounnu,
Wallace llutliinnil and dilution ol’ the
Police liuyll l‘lrulnuiut. are propuo
his: an exciting exhibition for tho ii.
A. ll, encampment. by Illnging o odi-
Iluion between two tillanolilzor trulnuA
at Wnrnor Pork, one of tile lament
parka In the 'Slllllil. located midway
lletWocn Il‘ort Wood and Orchard
Knob, in territory ovér which the
Union Iorooli advanced in lllllll to the
attack of the Confederate position on
”Mlllll‘lonwry Ridge.
The collision will take place on It
spur of railway track east of Warner
Park. The sour ill about a mile long
and a train will be placed at each
extrema. The (insincere will start
their custom simultaneously, under
a hill hand or steam and lamp. Bea
fore Martin; the engines. however.
precautions will be taken to guard
against tire and exptoaion. Ample
seating arrangements will be provided
for more than 50,000 people.
amnion .er Vacuum.
The battlefields of Chattanooga
itile Nahum: mm the on interest to matching like hini‘ost litigation
no not: WE? militia rllo .ililo Milli—Amarlefl win voter‘ithe thought not metallic mine
Representatives Lonernan nsk‘s'
l the
. the
1 l‘i‘ol.1 delivery at 11.11 onu'vs oi” ’l‘hoinp-l
nonvillo
'glnoeiluu tout tlIIiI illiii
make: "Young man,
was murahulln‘z its tomes for the win-
with Bilfl‘nu; “Th; fiqoadihgly low
rate» to the National Encampment or
the Grand Army of the chubllcdn
September wul , doubtless succurauo
several thousand Spanish-American
war veterans to revisit scenes on the
(hmitfihboga battlefields where much
military lite and display were hfiiiull
WW
illil ll’lltilllllil
llillll-li iii Hill
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Marshall to Attend State
Fair at Hartford
ilS.~-~Repre-
sent
WASHINGTON, Aug.
unnttt‘tli‘e Bryan li‘. Malian has
to the bunks otdiln district copies or
new financial bill, now under
discussion in the Democratic caucus,
and asked for ulihucstioiie and critt
cisnln upon its terms. ‘Ziir. Malian
Bill's he is not altogether in favor oi
the bill as it now stands. it will
work it hardship on the smaller
banks. he thiniw, and should be
amended before passage.
Renew Efforts for Noone.
With one. exception tin.1 entire dol-
ehatiou culled on President. Wilson
yesterday-r afternoon and renewed
their efforts to have Thomas F.
Noelle. (1t liockvillo, named as Judge
of the Federal (flilll‘l for the lilistrirt
01' Connecticut. Representative Keir
ncdy was not with tho party. It is
understood that tho credit for the
holding up of tho appointment of
Judge Noono belongs to the office of;
tho llllUl‘lll3)’1;.'.t‘llt‘i‘ill. upon just whut'
grounds the members will not nay.
None of the delegation would talk
for publication ni‘tI-r harming the
White liouso yestordn)‘. but they
seemed to be much encouraged and
predicted the appointment oi" their
candidate.
Extend Free Delivery.
lioprcsoiilnlile Iainrrlzan look up
mattvr ot’ ll.“ oslllblisiilnont oil
and Souihington with the
.l3-—fl«.dl\1:irll to Michael
oliico illlllllllllll‘o‘, npziln }t):il.lll‘-
post .
The slsiI-ni will be established.
day.
at ’l‘hompnonvillo
but no report on .4119
piolmsition him yet been received,
from tho illiilll'K'ltir. in answer mu;
quotation Mr. lmnoi'gnii uaid that he
would name postmnslor for}
'I‘honipsoiivillo before lho l‘rlw doliv
cry system \\l".li. into olfort.
Mr. and Mia. Henry A, Smith. (11
iinrti‘ord. worn callers lit the oilioci
0t Congrlxisinan Loom-gun, yesterday ‘
Ilnvltes Vice-President. g
Late yesterday afternoon Roproncip
ricptoinbor llrst,‘
i1\'
Solil hingi on:
ii iii‘\\'
situation in tho 81111an was at 11 mil
icnl stage and unions. they ndJournI-d‘
oier he did not think he ought to
leave Wnrhhnzton. He promised to
give a positive answer next week.
if the vice-president goon to llnrl~
ford it will be necessary that he he.
allowed to dellvol his. address at an.
early hour to allow him to catch a
train that will lnulr him in thin city
tonight. Mr. lumm‘gmi i1. Very hour. .
fill that ‘Mr. Mnrnlmll will go.
President's Photograph.
(tonal-«111111111111 Maureen received W.
special Inomlongm from the White:
linked an autograph photograph or
Piedmont \Vilao‘n. with tho compli-
nionlll of the prekldent.
... .. ..-
ERECT HUGE TOWER BV‘HAND.
WAEiiHNll'i‘UN August Ill.» Jim on-
(allod for
upI-olnl commendation from Nil” W“
jSimilalrulirot to Smplmn
.ri-MSon to Arthur and Sophia Brow-
. “ll~l1.dllh to William and FAiitilClail!
;30~—llu‘th to John and Charlotte Mc-
iiillilllli‘ ‘
Hill lilllilli lli illll
Town acordegismw Thirty-{tight
Birth. TweIVe Marriages “and.
I iweniy- seven Deaths
‘ ~m
The own clerk'I-l records show that
during the month of July thcil1 Won:
38 blrtlla, iii meninges and- "7 deaths.
in
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l‘hn its as follows: l
Births. '
July. l
ti~—l£iihor to C. 0. and Elizabeth Mldv
d ellrook.
3—4111 y to Louis and Mary Marienn
e lo. 1
.‘i—Jiet‘bolt io Nathan and Esther
Illiitiou l
lm-lin‘cmnio to Andonio and Rosie.
Shiite
4~ilalllnliter to Emil and (‘lnlsllnc
Sliigerwald.
.‘i—Frgnk to Phillip and Mudeliun?
.urno. l
li-BcilJmnip to llenjnmin and Mary: . .
ilrosslci‘. l 100 SpCClalS
qu-ilb‘erta to John lilld-idil li‘rode.
7~-lleorre to Washington and Elea-
Willie.
lil~-l.ohis to James and
limo.
ill—«Jade to John and Norah Daria
lAI-v—~.\lnl'g.iret to l’i nulls and Winui
ired Glyn.
lior [lailoy i
7-lsclln to William and Jean "
liryce. 1 I
9-Norah to Francis and Annie ‘
i iloyle. , l
9~-llahnnh to John and Mary Keel-l
elr. l
Ill-«Robert to Goodwin and Elizabethi
l.
Mary Christ-
I
and Salvina
Come to the
9c, 19c,& 29.:
SALE
the store at Savings of
One~Third to One-Halt"
all through
('luziopko 1
ill-J.Inct to Stephen ii. and Vi innlired 1
llrny 'i
i7~—-.\i:ie to Louis and hid Engelson. .’
l7~—-i'mul1'litol lo James and Jennie
.Vlzlsl ‘
i9 Ralph to Ralph and Grace lied
iem. -
lil~~i‘.islolililll1 to Sossis and Mary
ilrinmllle.
‘ .__fi
l9~—.llnl1gorer to Cyrus and Fannie lan-
n‘ocmw. li—«Wlllurd Hezekiah Ken-
ltl-llaurliler to William and Julie nedi‘ 5'5 3 3‘;
dimming. li—‘Unknown man About 47.
lli""‘\'l‘i‘illi to Joseph and Verna -' —' l
Sparks. E. T. BEDFORD BETTER.
21l~~iiary~lo John and Catherine lilo-1 NURSE is CALLED FOR
’ «iron . 1 1' ' l MRS. CHARLES BE‘DFORD
,21~—.\l xundor to Frank and Marga- —---
not l-‘odorcs.
illail'iillnm to Ralph and General
illnrtlcy. l
and Anna
Latter Experienced Severe Shock as
Well as Superficial Injuries
in Auto Smash.
1 The condition of E. 'l‘. Be’di‘ord the
welbknown Greens Farms resilient
and Standard Oil multi-millionairo.
Elm-col. ‘
3 fl" who was injured in a recent automo-
lrmddl‘s i0 Goorze. «JIM LUCY (Vl- bile accident with his daughter-in»
N‘l'. law, Mrs. Charles Redford, is today
reported as much improved.
taltvo Lonrrium. Cllllfid “9““ “001.13.". 45011 to Andrew and Marie St’mm The other victim however 'it her
-~I’l'0"llil““ ““5““ and “‘0“de to: Fill! ‘home h: under the direct can; .31 lira
him an invitation to attend the '5‘":ka lib—“lilinm to William and Lena Hvdo' and Dnnham of Fairtlold and
Fair, at ilnrliord. on Labor UM. 301‘? hipltzor. a ‘trained nurse hue, been called l'u‘til"
lpmlwr 1. Mr. Marshall said that he: 2R~i1lll‘iel to Joseph “and Libblc Tho bedqidg it 1.13318 that besides 1m:
would be glad to attend and would; thus. iniu‘ries. to her face and umé she had
it tho Swindle decided to take a rel I193 goqllajdoliue 1'0 JOSGl‘h and Mn“? experienced never-e shock lindthat it
mer that day. ill‘ Hilll‘im‘d that ““53 'i‘ovllo. may be aeverdlivoolm before 511:1 rc~
covers suliiciently to be about the
(llnallo.
house.
.fli. --.«\ll‘n1rl to March and Elsie
'lhntlhcr. JUDSON BACK IN FINE FETTLE
Marriages. 3 FOR BQSY COURT TERM
July. State's Attorney ‘Slilee .luduoli. who
3”“30illl L. lumber and Catherine has been enjoying two months abroad
with Mrs. Judson, wax-l buoy today
liowmnn.
3-Joiln Social and Julia Riasin. shaking hands with many friends in
Bridgeport. who congratulated him on
{l-11~«(‘.-liliiilil:lly ll. Base and Minnie
illorroll. hie noticeable improvement in health
owlddlward [{uban and Emily 8(1er during his vacation.
ill‘ek. Mr. and Mrs. Judson spent most ot
their time in trips through pII tureolplo
noctlonn of Scotland and 113 uulnnd
’l‘he Hinton attorney dude u busy
full awaiting him. with many crimin-
rimilhhrlon A. Watt and Clara Pulm-
‘Ilwlloim-y 8. (Jill and Eslnlln Mor-
mu.
3--.”, “v...“ (1mm. and Jonephino ill CEBOH pending ill the Superior court.
nrmnclln. (Jhiol’ intoreut naturally attaches to
the railroad ensue. Pmoldont Mollrn'o
reulxnulion was accepted during his
ubucnco. lie was not prepared to die.
costs the railroad canon today.
Ramon Kovncn and Mary 87.11110.
lL'wA'i‘drew Snob and Annie llulorh.
llmArlilllr II Lane and Lottie Ilrlllo
III «i‘l rum-o R Miller to Elizabeth
rater li-rnvon won roportcd today 10! rcunnn.
I11.» rim-III. Sorvlt'o {mm the su— saw-w 111sz M. Halos and Eleanor Foggfizmg'“Sngyiigmtfi‘flf‘:
v . . l 1 , , .
1”me Notional torrid. m Ari/.linu.‘ orier, out than are raging In the vicinity of
lookout lower. IIlilli entirely of lanai Denim. Renal Luke. twcntydlvo miles “0m
and mmum‘ m Wk “5 1m "if” J W’ Y. M. 11. (inward. A 1111.1. wind 1., blowing and
tho. lilr woo conulruclcd by iortnt 2 -A ton Nd'zy i? 6 ii the “m m 1“,de control. 'l‘hroo
WWW" “Mimi" without "m Md ot II-P tor Eluliinllll. l . 4 miles or the Alaska Northern'» trunk
lltlltillllli lipilurntlnl The work was 4.... auto n It. Romano 7 ii 10 was dmnngod by the tire. which Is mild
nocomnlluhod entirely by tinnnrliitlnli 7wM chm De Rosa 1 8 to have started from a camp “m
unormnneio and pure strength. i 8 ~41 thorino Mirnnck 7 22
"T“"l 0" “‘“ “'“l‘dl’” WW I” 8““ ml 8. Hovering ‘lli Housewives watch fientlnel Want
the ancient Egyptians in their pyrn- “WW llnce ”PM” PM“ ’38 10 21 Alive. for clues to Idiot flflilli‘llil'lo “ho.-
mld construction,“ titlld a Fermi. Slit»
vice oIIIcIlil. “Pharaoh's artisans am
not burn vo.y much not perineum by
the forest ridero of your Uncle Sam.”
The timber for the conntmotion of
the tower was proceed on the root.
The tower will he used in watching
for the outbreak of forest ill-on.
9
"Pill. what limp point?“ "A poll-
lint. my «611,114 the am of men who
decal 11. little payment to cry and
Why “this ingu-
brious facel"1liu littlb Do? In
Every member or the board ill rotation» on». all well all to the survivor! of tho but unopened to liiil {mm-13111111
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ROUNDHOUSE BURNED.
NEW HAVEN, August lit-«An old
brilk l'lnliidhouso oi‘ the New llavon
mud in Water stir-ct long ago lulu-
ed ovei to‘he maintenance depart~
ment for storage purposes, was harm
on early today. barge quantities 0!
oil. paintn, tarred rope and miscel-
laneous supplies. mostly of. an in-
flammable character. provided fuel
for a epol‘tacular fire. early today. A
number of freight cars on the sidinzs
at tho building were in danger and
Swill‘lll‘l'n‘ were rushed to get them
out of lllt‘ way. The firemen fought
tlil1 blaze from this side to good adv
Vantage, As a whole. the tire was.
confined within the brick walls; but
several times a smilliy and machine
shop of the road ivoro mire. The nh-
senrc of wind mount much, for the
roundhmnle was In the wholesale illlll~
Ill-r district and nearby were vast
quantities of stored lumber, meet or
it from the saw mills. The, firemen
consmntlv drenched the lumber and
sheds until danger from secondary
tires had passed.
The tire is thought to have started
from engine sparks which had fallen
in crovices and umouldcrcd until con—
ditions were right for flame,
The company's loan ll: plamd at u
numbvr oi’ thonson’dn of dollars, the
exact amount not brim; necertnlnablo
Ilt thin lime.
LANDS WOMEN As JURORS.
-(‘ llll‘ Alltr August litwwomcn all
jurors are liilirlrdolllicl'ule than men,
County Judge Owens announced to
day. in explaining it. chnngu in the
pi‘ol'odill‘o of hearing linlnnity calico.
For two ullccesl-llve wooilu Judge
(living has named wnnwn on a jury
to (IlliilllliI-r lilo, canon ol’ wonwn and
children. and eevorni complaints that.
the women have. lipon loo wilw have
reached him. Mon Jurors. who decide
all other calico. unnertud they were
kept waiting too long,
Judno Owens altered the nyetom.
permitting the wmulm I11 Iii lIl-d Iond
lnoiutrd that the change 11111111 ml, be
connirilod in; n l‘t'lild‘lll‘l‘ 11111111 wo-
man's competency on 11. Juror.
"It is Inst the rovorno.” collected the
court. “it demonutratoa that women.
are giving the thought needed ht
Judging manna cases. The change
will expedlate the business of the
court.
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12-14" or] liabeilo Price 4 Ii 28.:
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lbw-“K to (1011mm '20
+11. 153: tulle it
GEO. F. Pl‘NiEKOQ'l, JR.
FELLOW AMERIOAN actuary or LANWAPE moi-macro
Development of Country P aces
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