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Brown Asks Why Method Isn’t
Usiid Instead of Further In-
creasing Bonded Debi
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, llllll IHIS lllltillllll
Spar Over Attempt to Introduce
Figures oi New Haven Finances
BOSTON, Sept. Bit—New York, New
ilavcu and Hartford railroad oillcials
wore again asked at the. hearing you-
icrday before the Massachusetts pub-
lic. service commission why, if the road
mode the issue of $67,0(ul,tiut) bonds
which it has petitioned for, it does
not divest itself of some of its steam‘
ship holdings and use. the proceeds In-
stead of further increasing its funded
(it-lit.
li‘
(Continued on Sixth Page).
THREE MEMORABLE
EVENTSGELEBBATED
Celebrathy the Weill
May E. tiniili,’ ”the nineteenth anni-
versary oi’ the marriage of Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Furniss, of Meriden,
guests of Jill's, Frank F. Huntington,
of Crescent Terrace, and the twenty-
cighth anniversary of Mr. and
‘M rs. Robert F. Way, of East
avenue, :1 party was given last
evening at. the home of Mr. and “PS.
Wilfred Bodwell. in Seymour street.
it had been planned for the Knob
(ilub, but the weather made the home
a more suitable. place.
A dinner was followed by card play.
tag. The dinner was a bouutcous ni-
fnir and was comprised of a multitude
of good things to out. A handsome
unniversarywbirthday~\vcddlng cake
appropriately decorated was a routine
of the dinner.
At cards the following: won prizes:
liadics—v—Nrs. I). S. Youngs, Mrs, S. S.
Jarvis, Miss Sadie liotlwcil, and Miss
May is}. Smith. iontlemcn --0. S.
\‘rumgs, Iir, il.‘t‘. Shcrer, tir, it}. it.
Jones, M, ii, Nllillllll', and S, S, Jarvis.
Anton): ibosiz present were .\Ir. and
Mrs. Walt-er I“tll'llif~'}l, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred liodwell, Ml‘, and Mrs, John
I‘._ Hhornmn, Mr, and Mrs. .\I. ll. Nutt-
ins, .\l:'. and Mrs, S, .4, Jarvis, Mr. and
Mrs. lr‘rank Lauder, Mr. and Mrs, I”.
H, Lyon, ill: and Mrs, i). S. Younus.
Elli: and Airs. .II. C, Sharer, Dr. and
Airs. I"~ II. .Inncs. Mrs. It‘runk i~‘. tinni-
ington, Miss Lillian (‘. Morris, Miss
Mary (3, ldvcrlii, Mrs, H. G. Smith,
Miss May ii, Smith. Miss Sadie It. Iioll‘
well, Miss Josephine Nllilliltz. Mrs, bil-
ton ll. Halter” .\lrs. Ilolwrt I". \\'ay.
Frank lint-on and A, II, Lyon,
W -fimw ..
STEAMBHIP GDLON
ASHOHE 0N HOGKS
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
nor steamship t‘nlon. of tho I‘auanm
ituilroud (loiupuuy‘s lines, bound for
this port, from i‘ristobcl, Canal zone,
wont. ashore on Shrmvsbury rocks, one
mile oit' Monmouth Iieach, N. .i,, this
morning. This was pulled off, the
rocks two hours later by a. pilot boat,
and prom-dud for New York, uppu~
rcntly undamaged. :
Customer ~~~~~~ Whom that gentleman of-
fered to buy goods and have you take
the money out In trade. why did you
refuse? GroccrmileCause he's .an un-
vioriaker.~«'~i3rooklyn Citizen.
«Sentinel Wants are a quick nation
and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. They attord a vitreot way at
carrying a message to the ones who
wilt be the most interested.
with vital suitor
lIIill lilllllli ASYIIIM
Sensational Rumors Follow Es-
cape of Standard Oil
Co.’s Clerk
l
Wild rumors were afloat in this city
yesterday morning. following the es-
cape of Adolph Iceman, aged 28 years,
a wealthy resident of New York city
from :Dr. D. W. McFai'land’s sanita-
rlum in Greene Farms. Suffering from
suicidal mania, for which he is being
terated at the sanitarium it was four-
;ed that lseman would and his life be-
fore he could be apprehended by the
authorities, and word was telephoned
'to Bridgeport police. authorities to be
*on the watch for the man.
In the meantime automobile parties
scoured the country surrounding
Greens Farms, and thoescaped man
was captured by some of the attend-
ants on the road between Westport,
and Norwulk. When the searching
paty came upon the man he run but
was quickly overtaken and returned
to the sanitarlum.
Employed as Clerk.
lsoman is employed as a clerk in,
the New York otllce of the Standard?
Oil (30., according to information re-i
lilii iii EAR w .
utilitarian: “
, w . an in tllilllllllll
Five Whom First Gills
oi $4. and Four For $2 Glass
Yesterday a _ "Moon at four o'clock
the winners ht“, lie-‘Givic Magus Gar-
den contest me in the historical room
at the Norwal *ibrary for the distri-
bution of the? rlzes. Titers were
twenty-tour ch dried under fourteen
years of age, , d thirty-seven dollars
were distribute 3‘ ,E'Phere was also an
honor roll of nine“; ‘ .
In the absente of other otiicers of
the league theé‘aecretary called the
meeting to ordefiaud turned It over to
the committee : ’ s. Percy W. Brooke,
Miss Millicent ‘ll‘ Easter, Mike Caroline
1.. Koster, )liséijt‘ornelio Raymond.
Mrs. Brooks tliéin‘presented the prizes,
crisp new billsgeach in an envelope,
with the. winner‘siname. Mrs. Brooks
had a pleasant word of congratulation
for each child {and a lovely smile oi
encouragement. A “round robin" sign-
ed by each unusual to Miss Ferry.
who had so much at heart this enter“
prise and thist‘documeut, with the
childish writing, will certainly be
treasured by her.
hill 3 MAN
Rilllillllll
iuliy Injured Near the Armory
Yesterday Aiternoon
sun it: till "
llIIiIlIlIIIIS BRIIISIS
‘I—I—I—q
Motorman Oarruthers Not Blam-
ed tor Accident
As Isaac C. Curry. of Spring Hill,
avenue, was driving across the street,I
In front of the Norwalk Armory, yes-i
terday afternoon, his wagon was struck
by n north-bound car. and he was
thrown out into the middle of the The league hind the committee are
street. Mr. Curry, like? the car, was
. WEATHER nonucns'r.
:RIin Tonight and Probably Sunday.
Ililllit
HAW ‘ IN
tember 8, " near the Fairfleld avenue
viaduct in Bridgeporthit being alleged
that he was operating an automobile
on the left side of the road, and ran
down Gaber Files_ot‘ 315 Wordin ave-
nue, Louis G. Flore, of 14 Wood street,
South Norwalk, was arraigned in City
Court before Judge Franle, Wilder
yesterday morning. C. E. Williamson,
engaged by Fiore's employer, appeared
for'the defense. A continuance was
asked forges he said that he had just
been called into the case and was not.
acquainted with the details. His re
quest was complied with and,tbe case
was continued until Tuesday under
bonds of 3100.
«Since the accident, Motorcycle ,Po
liceman Clifford N Gorgas has been
working up the evidence and trying
to ido'utlfy' the one responsible. [lie
plan of the defense in the extraditiondoeaeed Flora and summoned him
proceedings against Harry K. Titawiwednehday, It is; alleged that the ac-
Intramuscular
Accused oi Running Down Gaher
Files September 8While on
Wrong Side 0i Road
Plan oI Defence in the Extradi-
tion Proceedings \Await
”their Approval “
sun Wiiiiliilllit ‘"
villainous
Says His Counsel is Working
Hard and He Will Do
His Part
CONCORD, N. H, Sept. 20.-—The
nexus with tutu
going up West avenue. and he started
NllllWll
Mill u »
x no, till
Uncle, a New Zealandl'Shoep;
. Raiser, Settles Estate on"
John F. Kerwin " ’
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hill in Is
ll’l’lllliill and
Mr. Kerwin Takes Stepsio Claim
Inherhance
The death of William J. hammer:
New Zealand, a wealthy sheep raider,
who leaves no family to mourn his
demise, brings John ‘F. Kerwin, of Nor-
walk, into a substantial legacy which
(ignittl‘atlumtedllflon dthls twill] WN‘kiathiis the ali:l‘ii‘0\'itl of tile fliglilve'rlicused, employed as a chauffeur by
“ “h ms atvttncc notwithstanding,mother and sister, “'1‘0 With the 1m“John Mohlartin, connected with the,
i, ”1158‘
ceived late this aftcrnon, but this waslupmfis the trolley tracks without no-i i. > ‘
denied at the oilloe of the Standardl lining the approaching car. The horse? lots has put her garden to advantage:
Oil 00.. in New Y0Tk~ was thrown to Ollt‘ side of the track“ financially and has cleared fifteen doi-
Within a short time after a denim“, the carriage and occmmm to tho: tars. and others have raised many veg-
criptiou of the missing man was tale-i other. The horse arose quickly and3 Hamil-‘3 W“ the “59 0f the tamily.
phoned t0 Bridgeport, 0P9 0f the auto‘; appeared to be uninjured. It made not; 1 I“? list “If the children with
mobile searching parties arrived at: effort to run away. The carriage \vus‘ tllll-Oilllifs adjudged to them follow:
police headquarters to supply fur‘idamuged almost beyond repair. l F'rs‘ PM” 0' FWI‘ Dollar; ($4M).-
ther details of the description of the: Ml‘. Curry lay I“ the road until the, ‘(fliiiord and Reginald bummers, 2G
aliasing man. Late yesterday ““9"“;coxiductor and motorman of the car‘i,l10>llllllt street (the money between
noon, Dr. McFarland stated to a re-’ reached his side. He was carried toi them).
the. ‘
street (Ste p
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was purely back in the saniturium. page. 'wiiere’ a machine was m,cm.eu‘,iliock mama? '
‘ and he was taken to the office oi Diti John Mansfield, 31 Plymouth aven-
. .
IRuu-[Y “MEIABEE and a number of bruises, but the pros-5. s°°°nd PM” 5“ TV” Dollar: ($230)-
pects for his recovery are good. i Gertrude Peterson, 20 Water street.
' ,and Conductor lingers. iir. (Ihtrrutlr, Ed“ Burt, Greycourt ‘9”“09- ‘
Whiter Simedllie Adds to And . “5 said Mr. Curry crossed m front oil Third Prize: of One Dollar ($1.00).
Suhiracts From Various .
{remarkably short distance. (fonduofi riarl‘yliyatt, 33 Seine? avenue.
ltor Rogers said he did not sue the ac- him“ DONEI‘. «i ii air street.
‘ue.
BREAIlY ‘MPRUVED: Oilluer Bryon Silk was on the scene Paul Hertz and Rose Hertz (the
the cur, giving no signal of his inten- Harrie Hyatt. 36 Stuart “"91“”: ‘
Service
' Joules ,lr‘oerillo. iii ‘ltlver street.
porter that Isamuu was found a‘ndiu"3 Reynolds Motor Companyis g“, Mary Statue, ‘Wlllow
William J. Tracey. it was foundihati .
he had received a severe scalp wouudi “Ck Watorhousc, 4° ”085 street.
gshortly after the accident, and (pies-l money between them). _ 1
itionod Motorman William tiarruthorsl Elizabeth Hungertord, 2" M” street..
|lions. The motormun did all in his. GM“; Fraucke, 13” MM“ street.
{power to stop the car, and did so in at blame? Bedit‘nt. a (.enter avenue.
The Connecticut Conipany‘s w“Herlcldent, but was the ilrst to reach thol
schedule will go into eiicct on Mondat’. ‘ injured man. Antoinette .lnesil. iii Main street. .
While the changes in the schedules; The car was well filled with passen-i Mary and t‘leinent Fagan, iiiu Maln‘
ain vogue during the slimmer months gers, and some Of those “.1“, “111,035.: street tthe motley between them). i
,ure not swooping, yet tho patrons of ml the accident were Mrs. Thomas of Harold lxetna. .mi Main ottoct. ;
“greater part of the. letters and tele- Files.
,the writers of which are very decided injured so badly, it is reported, that
be dry summer. One of the competi-i ter's husband. George Luuder C.al.ne,lshubert theatrical concern and liv-i reach over $751000.
etc. were expected here today. ,ing- at 't‘oheneke near Darien, was op-
This is the wish of Thaw, “'110 lSSerutinu the machine along State street
also anxious to explain to his family : westerly on the date in question and
his reasons for placing his case wholly 5 had two other people in the automo-
iu the hands of his New ’Hflmltsh‘il‘E‘Ebile with him. That, on aucount of
counsel. The latter, it is madeEthe pavement being repaired) he hadj
known, are working. however, in com-4, to operate the car for a short dis-i
plete harmony with Former Governor I taut‘e on the left hand side of the’
Stone, of Pennsylvania, the personal‘road.‘ «
representative of the Thaw femur» {turn to the right hand side when be
It developed today Milt while the,oould have done alum: ran down
. y '
grams which have been received re-g Files was coming out of a std e
cently by the gavernor, urge that‘street on a‘biéycle at the time. He
Thaw be set free, there are others'was knocked‘Z‘to the pavement and
in their opinion that the defendant he had to remain in bed for a number
should be surrendered to the anthorl-fif days and h? under medical care.
ties of New York and by them return- ‘ 1,
ed to the Matteawan insane As-‘me'laltomohile Dart-y, but, it is alleged,‘
from which he escaped. . 1 they made no attempt to communicatei
Reports that Governor Folkcr was with the police “and report the acci-
inclined to give Thaw his liberty and dent Flore's fig; is given as 00
leave the final disposition of the case, ‘ ‘ ~ ‘
to the federal courts finds no support;
in the most recent public utterances
of the executive, which was that bePRISUN SHE-{[Nfif ‘ ‘
I
tics was taken to his home by the,
would approach the matter on Tuesday; ‘ ]
fillilllllii Hun
when the extradition proceedings will;
be opened, with a perfectly open mind. i
His only determination was, he said,‘
But, also, that’he did not re ,
itirs. Marv Pareti Died Thursday,
the deceased, his uncle, willed to hint.
The total amount 01‘ the bequest will.
(Continued on twelfth page.) .I '
vault alums '
nun nu lililllllli
andillher Members of the
Family Are Very Ill
Frank ltacanclli, of Ward street.
Norwulk. went out last “Sunday to gath.
er mushrooms. its made the common
mistake when he came upon a number
of toudstools. and gathered a large
mess of them. On his return home
i they were prepared and eaten. He was
1 taken violently ill on Monday, and his
i
condition throughout the week has
i been serious. At times it was consid~
. erod doubtful if he recovered.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Parett,
sister-tn-law of Mr. Racaueill, was held
this morning at 9 o'clock. from SE.
that justice should be. done.
like cruupany should note them for
jthelr own guidance.
‘ Later Car to Winnipauk.
i There will be a later car from the
LSouth Norwalk depot nightly. lustenu'
of the 11:24 car making the \\'li:rii~’
,pnuk trip it will go but to .\'or\vulkj
‘nnd the llzili} leaving the station will;
go to the end of the line, rcucbing‘
Norwalk at iI.-Itl and \\'innipuuk at
:
i
Murray, Charles Miller, Spencer
Adams and l-‘raiik Wynn, all of
walk.
WAGES T00 LBW.
Jill“. SUIGIDES
Nor-
UliiUAlii), Supt. “.30.—~—»\\‘olfarr work-
ers here were interested today in the
I
S.
. , _
John Strmlska. North Taylor ave-i 'I‘huw slept later than usual this,saved Womans Lila BM 8mm
uue. Immune and wl‘e“ “9 “Wm“ “it $3.500 Jewels at Sauuatuok
: Frank Sli‘iuishu. North Taylor “W'- breakfast, he was in the best of splr-i
luuc. ills. llc said that he was ready for: ‘ , “'
i l-Iarold Mather. North 'i‘m‘im‘ ut‘tr another hard day‘s work with his Ititilllildlloll’l‘, Sept. :30.~~llani‘ord
,nue. tcorrespondouce and the law books Donnelly. of Stamford, who did heroic.
iwhich be to searching for precedents rescue work in tho wreck of the
Honor Roll. : hearing on his case. i Springfield express on the New Haven;
liiossom iloyt. .\lc.'wln street. and; “My counsel are working very hard. road at Saugaiuck, last October, was
Harbor avenue. lyou know," said he, “ and i shall do iound guilty in the Superior court
Lavinia Ilnlston, llazcl street.
of the theft
. ed.
i of four taken ill after partaking of the
l The BeaUx'a Specials.
’I‘ht- pneuma-1
Nathaniol and Amelia Hopkins, ht:
Harbor avenue. '
lr'loreucc :Norrls. till Main sit‘cci.
ilurold liot‘l’mau, tau Main strut-t. ,
It‘lorcnco .\lct‘arthy, int) Main struut.l
.iuuios i-lbecbnn, lliti Main street. i
t‘urrlo lioll‘ord. .30 Ward strcct. 1
l
midnight. ;l'ulo of Selina rl'ctcrsonm ill years old
Under the old scltcdulo no car mm”, employed in a Clothing factory.
’ ' ' ‘ _ who committed suicide alto: sho illitl
Nmm‘m for South Norwalk ui'lcr lived for six months on meals which.
“:3“ p. "“Hhm‘ ""01““ has boon “,dd' food exports said were suilioicnt to‘
ad and the late cars will tuavo Mmlt-utslaln lite. Ilcr reason [01' bur act:
walk at llz'l-t, littlti and 12:12. {was MW“ in “ note: L
, Longer Time M Club. "\Vugos too low. title not worth Ii»‘-;
I‘lio l‘ounIry (ilnb people will no lag" ;
lbetlnr satisfied with u nl-w schedule In a notebook she had W" down ”my
.01: lilo liorlou's branch which will weekly expenditures, showing that "Avon GAVNOR’S Bony
make. “w last my tram that end m meals, room rent. curl‘arc and laundry, “£818." carry “AI-Li
l
étbo lino twenty-four minutes .Iaicr, took $12,.) 0,. ho:- $5 \t'tisuu. 'l‘hcrc
WWW”: at “”16 luslt'ull ol' ti.l‘.l. Th” Wi'l'tl entries which statctl that. her NEW YURK. SI'lli- 3'). T11" itl‘tii' "1"
“m” “m 3"” true of the m". l"‘""mg,:lutly diet consisted of the following. William .I. Gaynor, iltli‘ Mayor of Now
‘ihu cud oi the Iircutl lllvor liilltt, i For breakfast, cotton and “,be .York. will be mm,“ ”m" the itayuor
‘ Rowa’yton BMd‘th' I our dinner, bot-i slow and milk: rice hump, in tumult-bu, late this afternoon.
(Indians have boon made In the pudding. ‘ iuuti placed in the (my IInli, where it
uchcdulo for better uccommotlotion for, For slipper, fruit graham will lie In state until 1,, ”mph Mou-
Xltuwuytou people. In tho morninglow,”mm and milk. :duv niorniitg-
I!twenty-mimic houdwuy will be mqu- t-ihortly before tho But) (“my site "3'. illonu irlsutlu of tho (iuyuor family.
jiained "1’ until 8 “NW“- W‘m‘ thou gained consciousness. To a physician‘ including a pprlnhling of city otilcials,
lunlll the car which leaves Norwallr'uhe said: “Doctor, (“(1 you evcr ”Winauomlilcd at, tho Gaynor. puma today
I“ 4:2” the. cars “1” run but “myil‘or six months on twenty cent tillr‘ h"? the private funeral services cou-
,t’orty minutes. From 4:20 until 0:20 nova?" Tito menu in the girl's dilli’l'ohuructor of the horse was evidenced
.l). m. “'9’“ Norwalk ”“3 01”“ “'m "9 , was submitted to an expert on ioodi by the turtlhut he More u Inumlt’»
0" “W “"9“” "”“W’ schedule, uolnu 3 values, who assorted it contained fluiwhich wan left off to allow him to out-
back t" forty minutes apart thcroub oi the elements necessary to support‘Mr. Brown eteppt‘ui to one side. of the
tar. lite. walk to permit two ladies to pass and.
the horse with a snort vouched up and
I
Alice Hoary, 34 West Main street. ‘
Margaret Ilvldei, Murray street.
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salad;
Go: A Timetable.
The timetables will be issued short» DAVIG No1- ciTizEN. grnblwd him.
lly and to become better acquainted ”
Attorne Leomvia 3 ate this atom The former arrived and attempted
with the. schedules it is advised thatgms “my“ was not tchiiilrmaa of alto settle with Mr. Brown for a dollar.
patrons procure one at an early date. meeting of the Citizens' committee on but the young man reinstall and may
Thursday night. but that it was the bring unit. When he reached home he
“POLLEY'S DANCING SCHOOL. Republican City committee. Mr. 11):» found the doll“ in his pocket whore
Prints lessons every evening, 29 via stated that he has nothing to do tho man had slipped it 8! Brown's
Monroe street. Full course, 35. with tho Oitileus'party. ‘ head was tinned sway.
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,lutc today of jewels
- ‘vuluod at $3,500, taken from one oi“
the wrecked cars. The. ,irwcls were?
FEEESH SHOULDER ‘6 0 LP. owned by Mrs. Elizabeth 5. James, of
smokEn suuuLDEn 14 C Chicago” llotltlciiy was eu-niuncctl by
“.33 lamb, 13,, ll). ‘Judgo Reed to not less than oiii' not“
Shoulder lamb, 12 ”(.4 more than live yours in state prison. l
Hamburg steak, 1“,. m ' Witnesses testified that lionm-llyt
Ronni beef, ltlc lb. hud acted in a. heroic manner at tho
l’ol. roast, lilo lb, 'wrccll, Mrs. Florian-o i’. Waring, oi
(‘ornod bocl’, Kc lb. New York, stating that It was illsouxh
in bars 8094’. 35c, 3 lionnolly's efforts that she was saved
Iiuttcriue, 259, from being burned to dcuth in one
Look in: the window. i'bonposi. of the parlor curs.
pincp in town. In bringing In the verdict of guilty
NEW YORK munch/r, 'iho jury united tho clemency of tho
143 Washington St. :conrt, but the State claimed a pro-
WW-...WW- Evioua bad reputation of the man and
AUTOMOBILE TOUR TO CANADA. opposed a jail sentence asked by
Mr. and hire. Aldon Solmuus und,1iouucily's counsel. .
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Mrs. James Golden returner] yrstorilay‘l
fr ill a delightful utomoidlo ~trip
ilii'ongb Canada, the fiddle Mountains THREE KILLE“ I"
TRAIN WHEBK
and tho’ Adlronduchs.-
White In New Hampshire, the party
stopped at Coiebrook, whore they were """' "'""
guests at Monaduoch linuso, whore, ’I‘OI’IOKA, Kan, Sept. 20.MA pair
I-larry Thaw Is incarcerated. Incident. sensor train on the Chicago, Rock in.
uiiy. Mrs. Soimana was mistaken forkiand and Pectin: Railway was derailed
Mr. Thaw‘s sister. and for severul‘two allies wast oi Manhattan, lion“
hours was closely watched. The party this morning. According to reports,
also came In contact with William ,‘ three persons ware killed and twenty
Travers Jerome, Thaw’s Nemesis. filaiured.
my part."
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The tender of the engine Jumped the
MAN HIT BY WAGON. track and eight can followed. thm
An unknown man was struck by of the coaches sliding down I twenty
an unknown mm in Want nvonuoltoot embankment.
this morals: and is sold to hove been “MW
slightly injured. mm Votes MI m will-Io.
.Iiiary's Church, amt was largely at.-
tendcd. llev. Thomas J. Finn oiliciatv
‘l.)ecousod was om,- of the family
toadstoois. Silo died on 'l‘hursdny a!-
lornoon, and left two small children,
besides her husband. She was twtn—
iy-onc years of age. ..
The other victims of the poisoning
are expected to recover. ‘
I‘coplc gathurluu mushrooms should
exercise grout cam. as the toudutooii!
are deadly poison.
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VIGIDUB AGT OF
”NEWS HOME
Arthur lirnwn, it popular telephone
thuman, met. with a peculiar "incident... ‘
yesterday titiornuon. Au unbridled
hot-so reached up suddenly as Mr.
. llmwu was passing, and nippod him on
the loft breast The youuti mun hits
suffered quite. a little pain as a result.
and though working today is fooling ,
[fur i‘ryn: all right.
The horse bolongod to a thriller and
was fccdinu iron: :: box. The Violante
illuctcd by tho itov. Frank W. Page, oi:
(lulprppar, Vu., for many years the
‘pastor and close Irlond oi the family.
:At tho conclusion of the services lit 4
1, o'clock this afternoon. tho body was to
2 be taken under the (escort of a suited-
i run of mounted police to the City Hufl. ‘,
Tho American ituu draped over the ,
,coiltn when it was taken to the truth .
ltnnlu at Liverpool will be replaced hr ‘
’tho oitlcist mayor'n'flug of the aim.
‘ when the body is placed In stoic. Tilt
public funeral service will hold ll; :_
Trinity Church. The body will hi ‘
shorted In Greenwood cemetery, Brooke. ‘
iioumlvn violet: sentinel W“ l
Aden, tor. rim to that scrim m:
to:- poeitlout" gm
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