«U‘r
Men "oi chandler are I
- ‘i the conscience of the
society to which they
« baboon—Emerson.
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EUR“ NIIY I SIIIIIH IIIIRWIIII Billllll‘illm
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Bl”, '8 Alter Bills are Paid Each Depart-
ment Will Have Comfortable
SEURED Balance .
. 1 ,, , 11 The old South Norwalk City Council
SHE?” Hi has finished its year‘s work. The final
President Reynolds, of American meeting was held last night, and ev-
_ . . erythiug was placed in readiness for
Bankers’ Association DIS- the new board, which will take oiiice
today. Bills were ordered paid last
i ““8888 Pending measure night at the brief session and a com-
011194111lei i 11
at partment to start off the work for the
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IIII INIASIIIII III IIIIHIII" GAME HUNTING
i‘ortable balance reposes in each de~
"”31"" ' SEASiiil OPENS TilllAY
Proposed Measure is Picked to
PIECES by Speaker I The hunting season for quail. wood-
cock. partridges, pheasants. rabbits
and gray squirrels opens today and
' BOSTON_ October S.—«A1'lliiir Rey- the woods are noisy with guns.
lipids of Des Moines. 111., first View Hungarian partridges may not be
dli'esident of the American Itaiilters‘ killed until November lsi, and hunt.
Al'SOCIRHUH- and ”0931180 0f “10 DI'L’S' era should be careful not to mistake
idcnt‘s death during the year, its raiik- these birds for other game 1111-115,
111;: oilieer, characterized today as 1111' ' The. state liberated a number of
necessary and unjust and an invasion pheasants the past spring: and 10'
111' the liberty of the Citizen certain Ipmis {il‘t‘ that they haie done as wcllI
ioatui'cs oi the adniinisiration's pend as could be expelled 1111» [list season
i111; CUFF'GHC) bill. 111‘. ROHIOIIIS (1‘3- :and quite a number have been seen. I
cussed the hill at. length before tlieI Tho pheasant 11111 make a line ad
association which 15111 11111111111011 hero Idilion to the game covers and ilieI
1‘0 531d, Ill in”? Sportsmen should take 1111 interest and':
The admitted inadcquav of the see that a few are left to bleed a11-
pieseiit \uiional Banking Act to lllt’eLIoihor year
One follow who knows of a brood
__~ of these pheasants has made the boastl
-~i.adies' velour hats beavers etc, 1that he "would kill every one
(Continued on Second Page.)
1111 .\_Sili.ll “till it
(leaned and pressed in latest stiles. Ithem,” and the better class of sportosft IPMIASBUS GOUHGIL ‘mgmh mm” 5 I839" A SW” PI“ m I cm rman e mm o BI
men should about! for their rights and
2.: 22:22:21: 1:31.113.er 1. m
ranks of true sportsmanship and
would be classed as a “game hog"10I
do any Slitii thing. and it is to be
SAREBKY "I RESUME hoped that he will think better of his
, boast
IESNMUNV IDDAY The wardens haie worked harder
this war than ever elilore and inI.
I spite of some ionorts of shooting,I
there has been less illegal fihOOLiilgI
I“ “88 DOVBIBflfifl That H6 is a ahead of season than ever before. I
. . During the past week the wardens: i ' l . _
om‘mn‘ 'Dospite YGSlGP' iGeorire 11.nchmond p 11.11111 the for .
have apprehended and convicted Sal-
. 1 - vador Arllllr of l‘alrfield for Sunday
I day 8 J‘silmflfly hunting. with a fine of $20. 41. Joseph
. l‘uluelii. at Monroe. hunting before
ALBANY, x, 11,0”. Sewn” A. the season opened. was fined ”2'1
Sill‘ecky, Governor Sum-1'3; campaign John Tleuno at Din-ion. for hunting;
secretary. was expected to resume the I“ ““5““ 51’3“)“ Mid 0“ Sunda) WWI
witness stand today for further cross “119d 310 01 and llnl‘oai Santlmarlu. MII
examination at the impeachment trial ”\Voeiwporl for hunting in close season.
111‘ the governor, Iwan fined $12.31.
When court adjourned. lust :iiglii,l The widely different places where
John ll. Slanchilclil. an attorney for ”1“ WWW“ lime found IIWS“ “‘0"
the iiiipt-uchmuiit inuiiuni're, With 111- uhow Iliut loliv are vigilant and illltl{
torroualing Suroclly regarding his pm. the lawless are taking big chances
million to the deportation bureau of w...“ "M I
thu State Hospital Commlneluu. I COMPLAINS OF INTEREST IN I
f'ouzieol lol' thr- bourd of 111111111111'1'11, WORLD'S SERIES I
intiiiiuii'd yrnlurdny that they might
take 11111111», notion anniukt Sorority foi- \\'1‘l.~llll.\'i"‘i‘li.\'. ”v.1 ii. -~~.\ioro 111-
11111 ii-chnll'ul i‘oi'gl'ry 111‘ the govt-rhino” tunnel in taken in tho world's hermit
11111111: to certain chat-11:1 111111 li-tiuru. M5“ "in ulruaulo UM" Ill Um WNW”
1511115141)! 1111111 cumllilly 111111 he wrolvilw “‘t’llllrt' ”I ”W .11ch of the built)“. In
niuiiiiiuruu with 11111 Illil'll‘lillli 111’ 11.1.1. the opinion or the ltm'. 1-:. ii. 1.1111111,
[tending the billet-1'11 111' IIll' Miiiiinl .\l- who told lilnlilIiill'u of the board 111.
“11:11:11 'i‘ruat l‘uiiipuiiy 111‘ New 1‘11 ~11, iiIIlHIuy t‘l'lumlu of 1111- ltultlnioro (‘ou~
The governor won out ol' the city at It‘rl‘lu't’ 0" iii" MI'IIHMIM I‘IIIIW'UlHtI
that, lime and know unihluu 111‘ Ill“ l‘huri'li that u reformation wan Illiiil‘l'll-
1~xlnliuico of the account llui HtlI’M'l‘ 'IW ’l‘in- conference, which hue ul~
never hurt obiuril'd to Hurm'hy 1111111. irnt'lmi Huhdnym'im-ii worlii'rn from
1111; Chuck“ on the account. and no he, llll‘l'tlubuui the l'iiilt'li Hiatus, hill
if anybody, wait iliu loin-1' by Hiirm'ky‘u l'illll‘Ili‘l" “It III‘IIIH‘THHUIIH ililliulli»
li'uziuul-tiona. I'l‘It‘lldit or lilt‘ lm'iuor 11110., "llur 11111111111 from the EliiiidllWO-Imnlu
l'ulury 111111111, light 111' the 111111111 throat I“ lIi'illlll‘uIlli'.” Milli Dr. bowie. 'l‘buI
111‘ Hill 111111111111 for the board. ’l‘hey‘fuiluru to hold the boy» and atria I"
tlvr'lnl'l'il that any action 111111111111 riiir- iIH'Il (‘lilli‘l‘li 51* ill" ‘IM‘II‘WII “Ii-”Ill 011'
111'111' would have to orinluutu 1111111111111“?horizon- ‘l‘lu-ro uppuuru 111 1111 mom
'4‘“: ‘ Iintt-rnul in the world‘e eerlea 11111111111111
it Wllil 1111111 to be lilo plan of the lit-'ilumms than in the npirltimi welfare oi
im'oms for the 111111111 111 urouu 13111111 'tho have and girlu One-thirdwor
lion alimony [1111111111 regarding 111111 11111111, million of the children of the
account. however. in an effort to die-I "0‘1"”! Willy ““610 011151111) ”“3 5“”
credit his innihnony on other features dayeltbool, sneakers Married, while
of the 11111111. oiitlity per cent, of Home who did at~
Testifying yesterday, Sareeky 11an 1111111 elnesea were litter lost to the
be wall not a naturalized citizen T111 church ”
day. however. he stated that hi1; tutti~ Th9 liev L 0. ”firimfillib SW91“
or had been naturalized scrotal yearslutendenl ol‘ the institute Department
W1... . of the board of Sundaymohoois. oi
(continuodoutwelfth W.) Chicago. urged teachers to interest
themiielvoe in social service.
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.ing 11111111. had barely lime to 11111111-
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and a arm-r v
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"foundation upon which,
you must construct
your basiness if you
would have it 1011111131
and safe.
some NORWALK. CONN, wanussmir. carom-:11 a. 19111 WEATHER FORECAS’r-
Cloudy Tonight a‘nd Probably Rain.
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Three hundred and fifty people at-
tended the performance of "Within the
NOI‘Wfllk’8 mayor Presents DOO- 111111'." the fouruct drama, by Bayard Plans '0? Structure WI" 80
“mam BBViGWIng Work Done Villier, last evening, as it was pres- Completed This Month and
ented 111 imitative recital by the favor .
Darin Present Term ite impersonator, Miss 'Gny Zenola 1
g Macinren, in the South Norwalk (30:1- [Humid Brake," This Fa"
I gregational Church.
”NM. MEEHNB “f The ears served at last evening‘s '
.. .1. .1 llilHlllllSlill Milllllll III
itscli‘, and none 111 the audience was .
“HRWAlK Balms“. disappointed that he had attended. HUME “HAPIER "[lfl
Miss hint-Lurch not only lived up to
her unexcellod reputation in town, but
Much Business Transacted I) added laiirols to her work and stars to
y her crown. Members Are Enthuseii at Pros-
Retiring Administration Each character appeared before the .
audience as the play progressed and pests Presented at MBBllflfl '
The Board of Councilmen of the City I their very acting was as distinct as .
of Norwalk hold its final meeting. last ,thoiiuh 011111 was plL-rloiiiiing in person. One 01' the most enthusiastic meet-
evening, but the time was very busi- "II‘I‘ IIIIIII IIMI’ “I” Eliaulietli lugs yet held by the Home (‘hapterI
noss like many important matters be- ISIIII’IIII‘III “IS” IIIIIIII’ Clark, MI“ of Kings Daughters and Sons con~
disposed of at the last sesSion of the “"1“ “III" ”0mm IIII’III0' Lawrence voned yesterday afternoon at the Nor‘I
board. All unfinished hibiness that 1.1111 and 03““ “M‘ji‘n comprised IImI 1111111 Baptist (IlUl‘ClI The session was
could not he settled last evening 1111s Iwmm‘m‘ "I'II‘I‘I‘I'f ““5 "I‘Ifmd' lilo reulllul‘ fall meetlne. Reports:
re. erred to the administration nl that “I" IIFIII‘IIIIII “I” 8” IOIIOIII" [were read; plans made for the annual
greater city for its ciirol‘ni i-oiisidora-I Characters °f the‘Play. Iuioetlug to he held in January and
lion. A few reconiiiiemintimis were 1.11wai'd IIII‘I‘Ir‘ OII'II‘II‘ OI ““3 IIEILIDQVentertainments to be given in the flu
made but these 111111 in 1"ct‘oience to III‘IIII" IIIIIIIIIiIIImIII Store. Iture for the benefit of the boom were
matters which are 11011 in tho worlin III‘I‘ I'IIII‘II' IIIS so" Idlscusscd ’l‘lie pleasing information
A iareu ell message delivered by Mni- ISIIIIIIIRII" ‘ I IIUOFIIIIIIIIIL Itlint around would be broken for the
or Edward .1 Finnegan i‘e\”l(3\\ed liisI‘III IIIIIIIIII‘ISI‘-‘I‘ IIII'II‘“ new home was also forthcoming
1101‘11 017 We DESI three years C0115 “Wt IDeIWIIIII SIIWIIM (assidv The following omcers submitted
. . ----- A r I‘.
----—*- I1mg):IItquifIIIlurl'1~Igi§:oiii police head :iheir reports; which were accepted on
(Continued on Fourth Page.) “Silacrters I ' iote of those present: secretary \lrs.
I II
\lr 1r1‘vi'1~A “Hy” IAi‘thie 1‘ Noah; treasurer Mrs Fred
on. ,, held in June and -‘\ire. Charles Cole.
not“! JotllF'GATln"; Chicago Rode—Burglar. ' Mrs. WillIam H. Church MISS Car-I
rle Seymour and Mrs. Frederick Ilen-
edict were appointed to constitute the
nominating committee and were in-
Agnes Lynch—Posing as Mary Tur 'structed to report at the annual meet
11er's cousin “‘3 to be held In January,
Barnh~Mn Gildor‘s confidential clerk. Mrs. Leo Davis, chairman of theI
Town Union of King’s Daughters, gut/Io
ACT I—Mr. Gilder'n private oiilce in,“ interesting address on the poet.
«coy—Burglar
'Mary Timierw—A shop girl
Ilielen Morris ----- \ shop girl
Ponasaus Celincll, Royal Arcanuui.
held a regular meeting last eveningl
The committee on new quarters had
a report and it is expected possession
.of the new meeting room can he had.
early in December. This will he in
the Red Men‘ 5 building in Main street
the “Emporium .. lpresent and future at the Home.
'liie carpet bowling teams capturt'd lAC'l‘ li——ti“onr years later) Mary Tur- in the course of the meeting it de-
m William H' Raymond, Jr.. “III ner‘s apartment. Veloped that the plans for the Home
mer winning it to 8. The teams or,
Frederick C Reideli “d Mr Image” I Scene 2~~Tlie same—midnight Imomhers were assured that in all
also played, III“ II“ ore IIGIII'I‘I 5 to 4 ”I ACT 1V~~Pollce lieadquaz‘terawEni‘lY probability ground would be broken
favor of the former The Raiinoiid the next morning. in w estport avenue for the Home
and iteidell teams will play at the I
I Tlmchhe present, some time this autumn.
,1iuxt meeting of the council, I Placewh‘cw York city. mam were made for the Mother
«(loose Carnival which is to be held at
1 N i
IinlmllF RAEMIW 0:118?” {HARTISSI PnETT' WEBDIIB Iliie Armory on November 11 and 12,111
I ' .
1085 estimated at about $15 000. re Iwhich one hundred and twenty- 4110
suited from the burning 0111.1111er Ail- TRIH'TY Dunno“ children and mor‘ tun hundred women
11 b 1 ‘ . 1
today, of the meat market of J AI «new... I” C III 00”“an IIII‘ altar prom
11111: the 11110111111111 -r«1 1111 111 i ii i ’. Ilium to he one of the biggest 11011111
I III III IIII‘; A quicl. 11111 prl‘tll‘ wedding W“ ventures yet attempted in The Nor-
11111111111117.1111 last evening in Trill” wnlk, Michael .1. 11101111111 was nib
(hump when “his l"mnin ’l‘hommer '
the atloiuiilikiu-d and pretty “WWII-“I committee.
I" ”II I01 Jacob Tilllllillll’l‘. (11' Sliillll Willi)“:
-Slundanl Oil agenci . and the demon Ibecnmo 1111» bride of Philip Wheeler.
1111: of 11111 item-r111 more of 'lorkulilou son of [mule “bottle, of 01 Taylor
lirolliors and company by water and avenue. .III“, cwmnm, trooperiorm'
unioko. II,“ by the punter, ltov. p‘roderirk A.
AIII’IIIWIIZ' III“ WIIII' IIIIIII' III" IIIIIIII' l'oionum, '1‘1111 brldo wan attired iii'
run, and his mica ulali'r. who in \‘IHII WNW willl WNW" hill and was m. Dunno. Tim rt-frouliinuiila ml". pru-
loaded by “I“ mm“ ”mm" or NI" vidml by \lrn Jniuon il.\\'1il11h, Mrs.
walk. who litul‘t‘l‘ ““‘t 11111111111111: I“ “ 111-11111 Vull llorcu 111111 1111111 111111
unit of Milk with but 1111111111111 The
bridegroom was attended by John
(iriilwr, a brother ul 1111- brllluuniald ,
t\t‘tor tho ('t'i‘l‘lliiiitl’ 11111 bridal pnrtv “w imnuni nicotine will 1111 Mm 111
IIIIlI-Imvlmi to thin itruulu' 11 home, whom ”IN”, 1' iliucoilttl (zltllrlll
1111 .IhIiIIIIIIiIl 111111111111: hopper 111111 aorv
1,1,1, The hhppv muplh worn iliu "11'1th
ioiiia of IIImy liuiiilamun 11nd dutiful
blowlnu 111111 for a time it Willi roared Wm Congratulations urn coming 111'
III" “IIIIIIII row (II ImIIII‘ IIIIIIIIIIIRII from their many i‘rlt-uda 111111111111 ilieui W”"“‘““‘“‘”‘“”””"“‘”‘
111111111 Main utrout would be razed; u long and Mm” wedded pm, li‘oi'I
'1'in ’i‘tii'kolaon store was iii-tween fill the 11111110111111an Mrs Wheeler will I808PE"08 DRIVING
and it) feel. from the burned 1111111”an
1 V1 1
and the flamed Wore carried by I‘I‘mgsifiitrfu home “III II” I WI ere L‘GENSE INDEHMTELY
wind acme! the opening. w...
There 1! no lire fighting apparatus ZIBOLER WILL. aHAflfi
la the place. The dammit. Thread
rated 111 a twoiutory wooden building
on Main utroet. in thud-ruler of ill
village the building ()f‘tlillitlll
At the conclusion of the meeting
thoac present were rounded Willi 1'o«
l'rouhnionlii. ’i‘hu tflilliili. decorated by
111111111 Hello Donne, proacntml u beauti-
tlul 11nd tempting appearance, which
reflected no litilo credit upon Mitt?i
their t-et'uiio. They lived on 11111 auc-
onil floor and wr-ru forced to llwu lli
ilyxbeu. ’iiiu ludicu prlneut illil unipip
at once uuppllcd them with clothing. IIMIIIII I” “I“ IIIIIIIIIIIII"
11ml 111111111 have them money to relian-
1111 It immediate ammunition, whili
one mun placed 11 it'lil'illl‘lli at their
A siliithl wind from the north W114
daily illiurnoll‘u mnrlmi.
Secretary at State Albert Phillipe
FORTUNE WITH SISTER .‘
”mm 111’ and Fltarr l‘irotliere loaned held iiouriuga at the Capitol. yestor
, ' . ‘day in several cases of alleged viola
their tire apparatus and by these the William Ziegler. adopted con and '
buildings on both olden of the bum solo heir of the late William 1516;193:332 "I “I6 automobile In" M the
1111; one were kept watereoakod ill‘cu'II the baiting powder manufacturormlll a.
this moon the Terkelson atom uric-I it is understood. little it seem-01111,J:h:w§::;°:‘x°iiflmf0533:“'“:2
neatly «cloud injury by are, the port of his “6.000000 fortune 111%st 3 fi vacuum I?“ ma aim”
flamed being «blemished almost at his sister. ill'lcronco Brandt. who, fibril 1111 3 goodIlndonniteiI
mu till they Melted it. The Day and I route bowler rated, 111 not nation ‘9” "
Maison mm. it to understand. to shore in tho” . '
111. email in insurance. but m or. A. 1'th nautical to ' «TH! 11!th 111111111111.
._ ’" " vulnmm taint” mmmmwm
‘s
tCT ill—Scene 1———Mr. Glider's Libra~ would be completed by Architect A, 'N.
ry—«Niue o'clock at night Paddock sometime this month. The
pointed chairman of the construction
“1111.1 llt'xl. lnootlliit, 11111le will he:
1111111 frmh pork bandage in mode?
11111 1111 11111
11111111111111 BASEBA ’
Oversighioi Norwalk Councilman RUBB E I"
Will Cost Greater City About
'8'"- .- .PHIIIIIEPHIA
The new city administration will
have to care for a bill of about $800
when it holds its future meetings, as Scene of Battle for supremacy
a result ot‘ the failure of Councilman . _ _
Thompson to bring to the attention or In Baseball Flew Slims T0-
tlle retiring; board of councilman of ‘
the City of Norwalk, a bill from the day ‘0 Quaker City
various companies of the fire depart- —---—-—-— 1 I a}
mom. 'lliis includes the annual up. 1 I I
prohibition of $130 for each of theIMAIIY 81"“) In
four companies, and sum; of $3 to
each organization for each one of the '
eight ash nights held during theI Pun“ EUR MAN‘S
v 1
year. and $3 for every response model
to the tire ala1111.'llie aggregate sum
is about $800. When the regular fire WI” be Opposed by flank—Pita
department appropriatiOn ran out tlieI
commissioner did not ask the board‘ Cher 3 Battle Expected
of estimate and taxation for an alldi-I
Itional appiopriation and it will beI
11p to the new 11021111 oi countilnien to! Hill I‘DELPHIA OCI' S.——-The bat-
look into the IIIIIIIQ, tie for supremacy in the baseball
w.___. Inorld between the champions of the
INationai and American Baseball Leag-
THE'B TWENTY. SEODND Ines, tho that game of which was won
i ythe Athletics, yesterday, on the
I WEBDING ARN'VEHSABY I’olo (hounds, in New York, was shift
I ed today to Slilbe Park, in, this city.
' " ~~, [ll
\1r.mid Mrs. Frank l’latt, oi Sher-1 111., \eu lork (MIME \at out!
I League winners, are thirsty for re-
1y street entertained about thirty ~111e' - .
venge for their detect. while the
o ftiicii' friends at tlicii home last ev-e .
» American League pennant winners are
Ining in honor of their 111 121111 second' . l 1
determined to repeat their success on «ti
wedding “Dhaka” MIES “1121:11th 1 1e rounds and make it two I
5011 favored with piano selections and stIieaiigIIIItl g '
\iiss Ethel Boyd gave seieral pleas-
a w in.
his recitations. There was dancing: Despite a drizzllng r in hich set
and refreshments served. A huge wed~I
ding cake with twenty tyo burning can-‘
dies was a feature of the table decora-
._ —- Ki
lions. Many handsome gifts were re . MILLINERY DRE3$MA NG '
ceived by the hosts. who retelved also! L9 to date I’WIGS‘ Mtg" H‘ Holmes.
cungratulatlons and the best wished3 Monroe St 9&6
for many more happily nodded years.‘ ~ ‘
ITlie guests departed for home at aI
New 11111 Willi 11
1”” ”2:23:75; unis 11111111111
I
. l
I GROTON. Oct. 8:»le Harbor View‘
Hotel. a twenty- -rooiii structure. locat- I
ed near the New London Slilp and [lunualMeeiing ME N inlIN'OVB'“
Engine Company plant. was destroyed mam Socigw Rehearses
by fire, which started about 5 o'clock‘
this morning. There was a wedding ', Year’s EM’EGVN‘
party at the hotel of about thirty and;
the members were obliged to run out?
' 1 ' i . 1 ' 11a meetln of the-
of the building and dress in the open ' ’III‘ “III” 11' ann I g
- '.l~2net Norwalk Improvement Associa-
Tlie building was a complete loss and ”n on hold yesterday afternoon at the
only a little of the furniture was eni-
\1 ' Ma viii wan
ed. The wedding presents were pack~ home ”I “II" I “we r 1
ed for shipment and were gotten out one of the largest and most enthus tu-
- 1 . annual 1-0-
of the building. The loss will be about III” OI IIII’I “Inf”: III the . b
$111 001). 1pori of the yeai 11 work read y the
___, retiring recording eccretari‘. Miss
ONION lNDUSTRY THREATENED [guise missing. were recorded the {01--
By INVASION OF EELWORM. Iiowlnx benefits to the district: Beau»
1 timying tho urounde of the went-
] WASIHNGTUX- ()ct. 5’" Lovers or bound railroad slutlon'. laying a new
beet‘ntcnk and onions wurc eturtled to» driveway through the cemetery: pro-
dny when the 1)i,‘liltrlliit‘lil of Agricuh liibltlng 11111 indiscriminate dumping
tumannounced lllllllilti'l‘)‘lt!ll(‘iiili~i [iv’ an mm," In” and lnetituting the
rnntuirix 111111 111111111111 tliu Ullillfti regular uyult'm of kurhuite collection.
States and the future of the onion in. The lrouanrors' mm“ shown the mom»
iluelry WM ill 39011111613 'I'IH‘ “WM” lioreliip to coiiuint of 1111 regular and
with the 1111111111131; 1111111111 in known lileo an honorary mutation. and 111110 a.
1111 the onion ciilworm. llllherto it 111111
moist onllsfctorlly financial condition.
conllned ilk opt-rutiulm in Europe. Al- The following ol‘lloers were “00de
rlcu and Auntrulln, but now it 111111 Prceiduiithre. I”. J, lllpnou.
anllo ltu appearance in this country. .
’l‘iiu norm'uuwnt l'Xitlli‘Ill. in wuraiuk IIII'II'IIr‘IfiIII‘IIIIWM” Sarah 8””
Illit groweru oi 1111101111. did not uilul~ plea.
11111111 the gravity of (hit appearance Ri'i‘m‘dlflfl Mortuary-lire. Everett
hero of tho milworiu. Illulkloy.
The poet utlncka ull floral and voila ("arrest-111111111111: Flor-ruliirywiilre. J.
1111111111 111111111. and 111 regarded un iiihh~,W. liaucrol‘i.
(Continued on twelfth page.)
ly clniigcroun. I ’l‘rl-oauror hire. it. it), DeWItt.
I WWW~W l Auditor-~llermnn Drake. 1
TOPEKI} 011111111511 PIGEON FLIEB‘ The board of directors 1111 demoted
TO MARYLAND. Iwill (‘QMIBL oi the following memo
”AV“? 1)“ (““er hilt, 0M, 8”“ IKBI‘HI MT“ “I!“INZG MRFVin, MM. If}.
A carrier pigeon flew into an oilico 1‘" Gorham', M?” R313)“ “"3“?” M22.
window hero on September 9. Stanley Ammo“ I“ inddock. ”'5' 1111111011 '
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