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’ ‘Three Families in Similar Acct-l
[dents in Pennsylvania. Mas-
sachusetts. and Illinois
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.Willlllllli illNlltllSiRl
in Another Case Engine ot Au-
tomobile Stalled on Track
WPITTSBURGH‘, Aug, 27.~An entire
llamily and a guest, five persons in all
'were killed when an automobile was
ntruck by 8. train on the Conemaugu
{Division of. the Pennsylvania Railroad
«rear the Freeport station, thirty miles
north of here, yesterday afternoon.
The train was a special, ill which were
officials of the railroad,
The cloud are E, J. Rownn of movie
onridge, Penn; Mrs, Rowan, and their
(Continued on Ninth Pilate)
IXI’IIIRERS [iiiljlltll
JUSI III 13th
, 33,8011» Expddilion Sent to Aid at
Six Illen on Macquarie
Island"
CHRISTCHURCH, N. 2., Aug. 27.— V
lReliet’ arrived Just in nick of time to
salve Dr. Douglas Moweon, the Austral-
tHilIilti infill us is
CAUSE ll thll’lllllllllltllll
Adolph Chamensky Sues Bail-
road Company for. $7,000 ‘
—-Writs Returned
There was another 3‘blg rush of
business for the courts today and
write were returned from all parts of:
the country. Among them was one
growing out of the Westport wreck of
October 3, 1912.
Adolph Chamansky of Bridgeport,
(brings on action .to redover $7,000
damages. He complains that he was
seriously hurt and jolted, tlla'trhe lost
$40 In cash, spoiled a $75 overcoat and
a $6 hot and was, put to much pain
and discomfort.
It is alleged further in the com-
plaint; that the accident was due to
“rotten ties" insecure fastenings for
the rails and excessive Speed.
Another action is brought -bY
George'P. ‘ROWell oi? Stamford to re-
cover $25,000,damuges from John T.
imitation and 'Rnchael Neill. It is
charged that large sums of money
were obtained by the defendants from
an estate between July 10, 1883 and
November 13, 1905. ‘
The Stamford Mfg. Co., and its pres-
ident. William W. Skiddy, tile two up—
penls from the action of the Bonl‘d of
assessors in listing for the city tax-
es property on on island in Stamford
harbor. The assessors llst‘against the
company calls [or $269,000. The com-
pany claims the property, in any e\'-
. out, is not worth more than $117,000.
Mr, lSkiddy claims that property char
sedaugainst him to the amount of
$14,400 is not warranted,
Joseph Vest of Bridgeport brings -
suit against. the Connecticut Co, to re-
cover $6.000. 'He says that on May 3
of this year be was thrown to the
pavement by the sudden starting of
the car. The nccldent was without
l'ault upon his part.
Christopher Becker oi Bridgeport,
wnnls $10,000 from the Connecticut
(Jo. He was a car repairer in the em
ploy of the compnny. On July 9, 1912,
ion Antarctic “1’10"": Md his “Willie claims to have been injured while
companions who were left last March.
on Mucquarte island, in the Antarctic
Ocean, when the remaining 2-1 mem~'
there or Dr. anson's expedition C'c-j
turned to Tasmania from their South;
lpolar trip.
The six men were believed to have
simple provisions to lust them ulltll the
Antarctic spring, but the COIlllliIIlIduI‘;
l
I
rut work in the cur pit.
lie chnrges
negligence, ,
The Smith it; Eggs Co, of Bridge-
port, llns brought suit nguinst Edward
and $102.”) costs, which it claims is
due on n judgment previously obtained
ill the court.
muei-ré. Hm um All rm one. middle? W061" Woo and our Own cod-ram.
m7
sou-m NORWALK. coping. WED ‘ Eisner, soccer 27.1913
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legion Before President Wil-
son Beads Message
PRISIIIIII. IIIIIIIIIEI
REBBBIIIIIIIUF HIIERII
Points Out the Course oi the
United States in Mailer
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.--—A new
note from Huerta is now on the way
from Mexico City to John Lind at Vera
Cruz. The administration is making
effort to get. it to Washington before
President Wilson reads his address to
Congress. White House oiiictals did
not know whether its receipt would,
delay delivery of the presidgnt's nd-,
dress. W'l‘hey have no iutilua on of its
contents.
(Continued on ninth page.)
M
ENGLISH AVIATOII
IO FLYING AOAIN
OBAN, Scotland, Aug. dis—Hurry (i.
Hawker, 'tlidwEngllsh aviator who is
trying to 3hr round the cousin 0: Eng-
land and Scotlnnd, approximately 1.-
640 miles, tum“ 7,2 hours, left curly
this morning to finish his journey.
Within the néxt 27 hours he had to
fly over 700 miles to win the prize or
$26,000. In the first six stages of his
flight he bud covered 830 miles in 85:1
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Superior Court Oierkis Son Did
Not RecoverCensolousness‘
Alter the. Accident
Tcllmadge '1‘. ‘lHa'v'tland, ten years
old, and oldest sun of Superior Court
Clerk W. T. I-Iaviiand, or 30 Brook-
lawn avenue, Bridgeport, died at St.
Vincent's hospital at 6:45 o'clock last
night from injuries he received by rid-
ing head first into the auto of Albert
W. Lnngenegger, superintendent of
the George C. Butcheller Corset com-
pany, Sunday, at tho viaduct in Fair-
liield avenue, Bridgeport. ”
The boy fractured his skull in the
accident and it New York specialist,
Dr. Charles H. Peck, made o. flying
trip here to Operate on him in an
effort to relieve the pressure on the
boin. ’l‘he youngster failed to rally
and had been in a comatose condi-
tion ever since his arrival at the hos-
pital, his death having-been momen<
thrily expected.
Mr. Langenegger has been nearly
proutrutcd ever since the accident, al-
though he hns not been to blame in
any way. ‘_
L. C. Ford, of 2000 ifinlrflold avenue,
,Edwnrd Noonnu. of 1997 Full-field:
l
ilrgtoll road, Tiltidgaport. who were
witnesses of the accident. have nl-g
ready made silitements to the police,
and the matter is now under the con-"l
sidcrutlon of Medical Examiner Gar-i
lick. The funeral will be held Thurs-
day. I
Deceased was a grandson of Mrs,
W. Ii. Swords. of South ‘Norwnlk, his
mother having these Miss Pauline
Silhords.
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nvoumr and E. H. Reed. 0f 590 lliuni-leluh about 1 o‘clock in a sailing Cit-LS. Thompsgn of New ym-k, The mar-
miuutes flying time.
tin-{in ‘ula‘v’m ‘w
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Uneettled, probably showers tonight.
NIRRIEI] IIFI IISIHI lllII
; [III III IWII RISES
Divorce Actions of All Kinds Be-
turned to Court-0ne Suit At-
‘ ter 20 Years Deeertion, ‘
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BRAV SlilRM
ll .1... till
Anxious Knob Club Parents and
Friends of Trloot Lads Search
the Shore tor Wanderers
SAIIIIIIS Hill .. BUI-
IIIIIII Ill’ HIRBIIR
Did Not Make Compo Beach as
They Had Anticipated Doing
Among another large batch of divorr
cos returned to the court today is that
of Emma 13. Kearney against Kenneth
McDonald Kearney. They were mil/fl
ried on Sept. 9, 1912, and trouble com-
menced from the day of marriage. The
charge is cruelty, and they have not
been married a your yet.
Vincent Hahn married Bromislawa
‘Brlle. on June 15, 1905. He wants a
divorce from her because of alleged
improper conduct with John Hang, of
Bridgepm‘t, dating from July 1, 1911.
Frank H, Case, of Danbury brings
on action against Angie is. Chase oi
Brooklyn. They were married on Nov,
21, 1904, Desertion is charged from
August 25, 1908.
It is more than twenty years now '
Fears for the safety of Ward Green, since Theodore H. Kouhonpt of SHERBROOKE. Que, Aug. .27.
son of Mrs. Carrie S. C. Green, of Slinzrookileld deserted his wife. S. Estelle: After an almost sleepless night, we” 1‘
West avenue, Norwolk, and Ned Sher-lKou‘houpt, and now she is suing him 33 in discussing attack and counter 64‘?
mun. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sher-,for u. divorce on that ground. They i tacit, the opposing forces in ”1930”?”
man, of Putnam avenue, South Noble-em married on JanUary 19,1391. He“ of Harry K. Thaw, 'held in the Sh
W831i. who with Sterling Getcllell, soulleft on December 2, 1892. brooke jail as a fugitive from Mutton-
of Mr. and» Mrs. J. «B. Gelchell, of. :in Edith [Veg Thompson of Stamford wan, were in battle array this more 3
North avenue, .'orwnlk, left the Knc-bjhas brought it .suit against Francis l ing prepared f0? a struggle to OBIBF
gmine whether Stanford White’sslayv.
noe owned by Kenneth Valentine, son ridge was on September 19, 1894, De- 1 er shall remain in his cell indefinitely
of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Valentine, 0i sex-tion is alleged from March 1905.? 0" “6 arraigned in court, freed OHM"
Taylor avenue, South 'NorW'ulk.ITlie wife wants the custody to twoi charge on which he is held, and turn—
bound. it was thought, for (i‘ompo‘mlnor children, Francis ives and A12: ed over to the immigration authorities
Bench, were entertained by those nt‘noid 11“an
Attorneys For Accused Pass
Sleepless Night Discussion,-
Plans of Attack ‘
llllllls curls _
wnl ulllllll
May Not, Be Brought Up for
“trial Until Next October ,, . ‘
{to be sent to Vermont.
the club yesterday afternoon. It was, Another one day marriage nndI
not until many telephone culls 1‘fld‘sepnrntion is involved in the suitl
been made that trace of the lads \l'liSEDroug-ht by Robert White of Stam-
secured. Thoy had not stigmpted memo” against Stella White, who was,
onaillli lllllli “0W“ . w
. ‘ iilllli;
‘July 25, 1908 and desertion is al-
Frederick Keeling, Riding,
lieged from the some day.
1 Frank Herdnway . of Stamford in-
NESOIIEII OLINOIIIB istttntes suit against Ellen Hardawab'
Sidewalk, Hits New York.
Child in East Norwalk. "
«-
(Continued on Sixth Page).
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alt—u”
\Contmuud Iron til-st, pace.)
TO OVENTIINNEII 80A jot Greenwich, who was born in Ran-
ldolph. They were married on July
Ill, 1905, and desertion is charged
BRANFORD, Aug. 27.-_{‘.llnging‘,irom August 31, 1906. The husband
desperately to their overturned boat‘asks for the custody of one child.
an it. tossed about in the heavy seas Miles, B boy of eight.
on the Three Sisters Rocks, a toilet Minnie Viola Wullente, of Bridge,
font from the Indian Neck beach. in the ' port, married Arthur Walienta on 00-} While playing on the sidewalk AIR
Sound, four persons, all from New tober 17. 1905. He deserted on OCtO- ; front of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adv x
j'Liritnln, were" rescued last evening, in her i, 1907 and the wife wants a di-‘i’red Krnemer, of Osborn avenue, Moon
the nick of time by Captain Nelson vorre with the custody of her smuiday afternoon, little threeyear-oldr
Hawker had to slight at two more
control stations before ranching the
finishing point ncnr Southnmptou, ills!
UNM‘EXIBIJ
l
. .next stop wns to ho Dublin. null tho
\\ ebster to recover $2,000 “mug“;socond F‘almouth.
Tyler, of mm“ mm, lKeuueth Arthur. aged seven. IBeairice Gordon, daughter of Mr. and:
The party included Hurry Mulch, .l.i Shire. Joseph Gordon, of New York
1.]. Murruy, and the two young dough-i was struck, knocked down and injured ‘ ‘
itors of 1., S. buddy. The liuddyn oc‘j by Frederick Kenting, of 3 St. Joins
Appeared in Congress Today and
Hawker nsccndl-d ill his llydronero
plane nt liz-‘iC. Engine trouble (‘tllii-it‘il
NAIN ONEAKS
hint to descend on rout-hing the iris"
Laid Bare Details of Eiloris
The Inner" .
Morris Sindhi silos llnrili Dublnsky,
oupy n summer cottage at the bench,
street, the letter carrier.
of the government steulucr recently
went to tllcirreilui ritports lhnt IIII‘ ox;
plorm‘s bud exlluustcd nil liloir sup-
pliers nud had been living for somo‘
time on tho lleurts nlld tongues of sod
Uii'hIlflIIIS. All oi them were Very
MW‘ilk when the ruiivl‘ HIlIil :‘t‘.iii‘Iit.‘tI
‘IIit'ltI. ‘
’l‘wo llll'l‘nbors of ”IF Mun-son expe-
diion. Limit.) Nilnlirl, on English urmy
otllver, lllld lil‘. XitVivl‘ Morin. u Swirls
11:30:;‘Iilii‘zwitmt their lives Ill M‘ititit'liiu ol‘ the mum plucu. “1"”th mm ”W
" u ‘dol‘nndnni on June III of thin ~l‘ur nt-
’l'llu iII‘IKIilitI expedition loll ticbllrtp:"Mm1 him with n ruzor “mnemtmm’
'l‘uulllnllitl. on (Der. 2. Hill. Its priurl- MM urln nnti elbow '
pnl DILIN‘i bring the oxpillruliull null ‘
survey of tho Alllilrcillr room. lino. '
When the Aurorn wont to fetch the
of liiriligoport, for $3,000 dumugos for
alleged nosnuit with on iron crow bur.
ulld for cutting the plnilltil‘f hurd
llnlllos. Including those which Iillimili‘
proprinilln: things that did out below:
to him. All of this wus ftlISl’ ulld mllr
liulolls, It is churned.
John Seilillinn oi" Dunllury hns ttll‘li
emit for $2,000 ltlllnngon ill lilo
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ed illnl he held been m‘i‘l'HIl‘tI for lipg‘mml,
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const nt Lorne, u dislnnro of about
110 miles, und the ltil‘lllml 1(th u pl'oc-'
Ions hour in (‘iftii'fiflg rcpulrs, ' I
DUBLIN. lroinud, Aug. 3
for Peace
llll lulu llllllllllllll '
wu null Pilitlll;
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flight urns stopped nlznin neural
nine, 12 miles from tho controli
stutlon born, by the il'uolllro of one of:
the wings of his llyllrolmroplnnl'.,
hor's
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Const gliurds huvo gone to his tiSHItlI-l I
Civil 3
Superior (‘ollri nunlnut AIIN’I‘I. (‘Ifli'IIlIi
.n dismnco of 50:5 Julius. thus lolll‘lng‘
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filllllc lolnorrow morning ill ol‘llllt‘ to
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once. I UflIIOII SIaIBS MUM "OI THIIO AOV
it won his Intention to lly toduy from.
(then by wuy of Dublin in Fullimlilliu
Part in the Trouble There l
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wnsruxu'l‘ox, Aug. 27.~--.rrr.~lllu-nzl
Wilson nppcnrlld In person bnl'oroltloll-
gross tminy llliiI lnill burn to the, World
the details of this lilitlon'u efforts lot
I brim! nlmnl pencil in Mexico: the l‘uclll
202 llllios for his ilnnl dish in tho:
morllllll: from FIIIIIIOIIIII to riollthnlnp-
ton. whore he must nrrivo nl llllll‘ pllllt
i
be successful.
ell-EAR MDHuTuNY:girl was not seriously hurt, but her
The party wont out tlshinn ‘ln n. linjurleg caused her much pain,
small bout yesterday afternoon, pm» Tilt‘ vicar \l‘onlber wus broken todnyl )lr. Kcating rounded the corner
in the touch son the bout begun to ‘0“ 1W“ thunder uhOWI‘FS iII‘Ei'iOHS iO'irom Fort street into Osborne avenue,‘
fill and inter l'npslzed» The men held. "WWW”- Thi’r ruin “'33 heartily “l";riding on the sidewalk, and come slide ‘
the girls uilol‘u wntcr nnd unionized lo ”WWW“ by im- although mnny ““3"” , denly upon the little girl and her doll
maintain n hold on the hour until (lap. “WEI“ "lit in the showers unprepur-fcarrluge. lie Sirlli‘k the carriage,
tuin 'l‘yler come along in his launch. 0‘1- When in" “by ““3“ “it”? “PM?“ 3' then the girl. and it’ll. striking upon
Ho llud some iilfiloully in outline: the ”l0 Flour air will be it grentreilci‘. Ithe little tol. null rolling over her.
purty on board, but on doing so. mp 91101113“ HWY 11in" 0'i‘10i‘ii ”if“ “1‘51“ The authorities investigated tho
“[5,, mm.“ the bout “ml the mm” showm- broke, null while the thunder case, but Mr. null Mrs. Gordon did not.
poles. Mllrrny reports ”m, hr 10M and lightning were not ol‘ the nuirolwish to ”refit-1 any charges and this
$28 from m“ pockets “n.” his “1mm. gsorlous nuturo, yet they aided in shak- i matter ling been dropped. It goes t0
.......- ting tili\\‘li (lililt‘ It IIIIII! l‘iiIll, TIIE‘, lust ‘ HI‘II)\\‘. however; that ,lyii-ycle riding 0
IIIItI gathered In the sky for no hour. w...”
, 'stol‘m l‘iIIill‘. uflrl‘ the ilin-‘ii l-ioudu ' HIdBO‘flIIiS ls nonporous nt bout. /
FER!“ U or two. just ill-fore the whistles do-l Miss SACHS’ BlRTHDAY,
"A8 THIEF scAnE noted the noon hour. . ...c...
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and the two men are their guests. I
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explorers buck curly this your, lilo vow
pm! wall forced to 1mm» Ili‘fiil‘l'l tuhllllt
on W. ”MitWHDIl and tire of bill nouv'
pulllolls running one or the portion, on
the ship was in danger of liellllzcrusll/
(Ill by IIII". ice. I
3colllllllenolso roll
’ snvnlo LIVES
ii‘A‘iilllNli'l‘liN, Ann. 2r. Vito lllllu
nlv NIIIHII'tI ilii'li or the Xury llui'vlil
itll hopes to rl-pulr his pinm- in lime
to curry out this prourulll.
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LONDON STOIKEOO f
This last ruin one also it hard one. Entertalns Large party of Friends [.15
i'onl-lerlllnn lillol'tn‘n rejection or their
pours proporanis null lilo policy to be} MRI m'i‘il'lllii WWW it llflfltil‘l'dli‘ HOW
lilil'iilli‘ti now by thin th'lst‘llllltllli. to lilllll, in IIli,‘ iIlIi'tI liner of Mrs, John
'i‘llll prnulllllut lliilltlltliCi‘tI the post? ii, Ferris“ IlOlllt‘ ill Wont urontto null
lion of the llllllml Hinton to ho no-i‘ol- Immmiintuly notilloll the police. llllrio
iowrl: llnrs llul'lulz onloroll IIli‘ plum frequent-
‘linli lllzllly ol‘ the liability (employer;
\nl‘lr l'nllulll out “till drenched.
uure olllorrl who Iltlti llullrud (lit
l“I"l\l‘Ilil: when the sun broke illrolllt
tile riollllp, for n time
“new...” mm»... M...
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f Honor of Event.
,‘ .lilus Lydia Hui-hrs n ('hnrmillii’ N0!-
wnlk young ludy, mltnrlnlncd 2 lord.
‘pnrly of friends in honor of her '
Iblrlllllny lust owning ill her beautiful
Tllu- Hum 01‘ three drowning persons
fnull IIll‘Ii' bravery hull boon l‘nllllnllnlt
MI by iil'ci‘lllllry [mull-bl lll Il‘ilul'n ol'
l‘llillflllliliiliiiilll which they will ,ro»
roivo llnlny,
m. um... _..,...._......~.
cnmnsrrl whens
. ANE BElllC ennui
W‘mm 1 I9, ll, timilil. ll llllll'lllilini'u lliulo. u!
HAN r‘tiAthlst'O. Aug. pineal),- ‘ lilo lorpmio llllllt .lonlllllu. 'l‘. .l. illuviu.
illmrn wore in the box lit the open-lo ounrlormoslur. lino w. i), ll, I’fol':
tug of court and the outlook wns fol'l tilt, n hoopiinl utownrd of IIll‘ torpedo
completion IIIEIM‘Q' ndJonrllmum today : bent i’llrhlnu. rescued and rusllllrltnlod
til“ the Jury mm. in to try l~‘. llrnw (Jo-gnu enlisted mun who wont to the but
inltwtll for l‘ioiuiing the Moon Miriam at Newport. it. 1., when it flnl
ltll inking Loin Norris from Snowmen-bottom bunt sunk. Two men were
to to Reno, New, inmompnny *llIiStIt’owtifid, but 44"qu and lilnvin
infamy l. hinge nnd Mambo “unwell-enrolled until they found the man
ton. Huey I‘MNINI.
(thief interest. In the case so far one tintilnnsel. bouillwntn'g mate
has attached to the "notification often the bottlenhlp Kansas, will rerolre
prominent wealthy ruler-m to all lnirommendntion for reticulum shipmnle
annulment on the, rolltbml detonation Who bed decidable“! {slim into the
A line on (ismlneul'll defense hos «tor. Timothy Collins. seamen. on
hem resorted to the examination injure Will-p. chine Hr. [Mnfuiu' com-
tniomnm. it will be that fiminutl inundation for temples overboard and
did not mic Norm gm no new {or mutual: n smelt tiny who tell of! c
“P Mom of living with Mr. W In New York.
GAIN'NG ““0“” ’ No nrllmlt intervention. 3}
w“, n ' pol'illlion ol‘ nrlnn lmll munitions of
flour of oily IiIlllI from the United
ianilllN, Ann, 27.1 Hiromz pinhole “mum to on)! fill” of the l'lepublil: (,1:
of utl‘lklil'u ill-blush»: to the ('otllllrllw , Mllxlco.” .f
lion and blorlrll'al trillion tlliiny lrlud; Ilnliiil‘ no circumstances to "he the?
to induce the worlllllon to iny "(m‘hgpnrtleuns of ollhor early in mp mph
their tools nl lilll'liiillrblllu l’nlncc. lott thnt now distracts Mexico. or (Huh?
Muribormluh House, ”It! Adlnlt‘nltyjm'ww ourselves the i'il‘tuni “mmml
null l’l‘omiur Amplitli‘u oillrlni mm‘lbotween them."
dent» in Ianl’lIliil nlrl'oi, nil of WIlIi'III 'i‘o “m, “n Mwylmm to 1mm Mex-g
urn in the bonds or ropnit‘ers. item at “we and to assist them to not?
”The strikers nppem‘ to be iminlnll i “W“? in every way lmsible.
ground and many firms here boon: 1'0 m everyone in Mexico who or.
erected their «innuendo. isolates to onerous nuthorily know that
Most of the public monopole and 3 this government "313331 simmer”
govnmmtifli institutions are enteritis i watch the fortunes of than Americans?
(mm the ubilfliwo or electricity. (runs up", sonnet get away and shall natal
diet. were the hole moons of “minim, mm responsible for tlioir sufferingi
tion tut night at lhe Colonist onion. and 1m“ to a «tensile moaning."
when» the demon also have» been
put em oi commission. pad the Misfit: or a misunder-
m
(WIN on 1““!!! ”It,
“would: at Rota om cw.
luv
tiirlcl. nulllrllltly. "forllllilllnlt IIH‘ or- jump. i
scorch was IIIiIiII! for the Intruders.
iorything was found to ho till fluid. and "I “I “minute PM“? WOW.
“first «a no will be m runs to. mg“ mtm all When»
ly, the Ilt!il(Ii]iltlI‘il'ril wnrl runlly on the “WWW“ a, Room “on. night. 3llonu‘, ll'lh Mnln street. l‘ho. evening ,
, hm- iprorod delightful, and oil who attend
“WNW” WM“ V- ltoyulond ““‘m‘ lull were itilllliy pleased with Mill ,
dud up to tho house and Nil‘l‘tllImItltI ' LUMBER Y‘nn Fm! ;SIU'III§ us it pleasing hostess,
It. “0 uncured ”m ”WWW of WWI Various unions. music. and out" .
If‘Ii‘IliIl i‘, .1. White, who lives Iii‘xi:
door, nnd watching nil ontrnum-u.
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L088 $1’ouu’oouiomvlali ontoriulnmuut comprised its.
3 ovenlnu'n diversion». while the youn-
er poopIP onioyell lilo dancing on till
;GDtli‘Imlg porch und' in the.» residue!
{I “NP".
it. “M subdued by dynnmfio uni! byi A delightful r-oiintlon was, serrltd at
I. change 0,. wind. gu Into, hour. and the refreshment; m
idalntily served, and mull-b sowing,
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