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WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight; Warmer.
NISIIIIIIIERmMIBIIRKIIlI
WIRIIIKR, NEW HAVEN
Many South Norwalk Guests Wit-
ness Nuptlals at the Residence
of the Bride
The wedding of Miss Florence Eliz-
abeth MacDonald daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James H. MacDonald, of
Norton street, New Haven, and George
Rader ,lewandor, of Parkers‘burg,
West Virginia, took place at 6:30
o’clock last evening at the bride's
home, the Rev. John Wellington Hang,
pastor of Calvary Baptist church, om;
clattng. The bridal party steed before
a bower of greenery with bride’s roses
and Killarney roses, 411111 the some
decorations in a color scheme of
green, pink and white were used
throughout the house.
The bride was gowued in white
embroidered churmcuse with trim~
mings of chiffon and seed pearls, and
fl Princess loco veil fastened with the
pearls. There were no attorniants
other than'lho young nephew and
niece of the bride, Willis ,Maclionaid
(‘1'1111'11 and Grace Elizabeth Crows.
who aclcd 11s ring b1111c1 and lloncr
IRRRPS IIIII
RR SIR [I
KIR SIRIK
Governor Breton Says lie Will
Declare Martial Law in In-
dianapolis, Ind.
All 11111 31111011 m
wnn 11111111 11111111
Strikers Seek Contributions
from Other Unions
INtlli../\.\'Al‘OI1lS. l:1d., Nov. 6.~Tho
entire state militia of Indiana hns‘beon
ordered out by Governor 'ilnlston, on
account of the street car strike here.
The governor also announced he would
declare martial laW. girl. The; liegllicrsl wont:1 firm“ 11111-1 inft
All of the troops are expected berefclm“e 11111 1111' (f’ g 0“: "i313,”
this afternoon, Kelsey and tloo1g1 M11 1111:. 11.
flower girl was in 11 [rock of pale. blue
111essalluc 11111] carried 11 white silk
basket of pink roses.
The wedding murch was played by
\li‘s dlbcrl Davis. of ler 111:1 City,
pianist, and bliss Anita Lewis, violin~
let
The governor said he regretted that
the troops had to be called out, but
that the situation is critical and he
would not delay longer.
W
(Continued on Sixth Page).
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11 11111111111111
M30hifl8’LfiaV88 803d, HIKE [1'0" ibride, was in a gown 0f white char-
W“ mouse with jet and black chiffon
HFBIICO and Driver '8 TIII'DWII D 3o11~rdrcss trimmed with white fox
out and carried violets. Mrs, lewunder.
mother of the groom, fivore a‘white
I‘I3 crepe. do chine gown, trimmed with
GREI'IMVICH Nov. li.--b211gonelpolnt lace and marten fur and our
Righter, aged ‘18 a chauffeur. was. 111- Irlcd violets.
stanblyhilledlnteyesterda) afternoon, Aflcr the reception M1 11nd 1115.
when he lost control of his automo INiswnndcr left for a. southern trip,
hub and this machine left, the marl and “III ri'inllill Iii tile south illlolli ll
colliding with an iron fence. liigbtor' Imonlh Mrs. Nisuundcr 11oro away
was thrown out, and his skull i‘raclur i'lriu cling costume of blue b1"oad1loth.
(1d and back brokcu. trimmcd 11 ilh soulskin, a 11111'ct hut
Medical Examiner (‘iurk said that ~WIUI llllll‘iilll‘ trimming. (in their ft."
in his opinion tho man must haw-{turn thcy will reside for the winlcr
111-1111 taken sick while 111 the whom ‘11ilb M111. .\’ls11'nn1lci 11 parents at 1142
and friends witnessed the Ceremony.‘
but a large reception followed. There
was music by an orchestra during the
.recciving hours, and Hebenstetn Ica-
I
for he could lind no evidence of any Norton slroct, 11 hero they will be at
ultompt being made to stop the car. [IIOHH‘ after January llrnt.
'l‘bo mnchlnc had planned at, full Tuesday owning Miss ‘\lacilonuld
spend, over 11 1-onsldcrublo‘ distance 11ch u dilllii‘!‘ llill‘ti' ill ilt‘i' homo l0!
ibuvu the roadway, before the {uncouth} Inombois of thc bridal pnrl1 and
was met. .los1~pl1 Mllhnnk in 11hosc.lmlluc shunts and on Monday t‘lnlllill:
1 .
1~l1|li]()yIIiclil‘llll mun had been for a. dinner was given for lhc bridal
ton yours, churns the 11119 view, Ipnrl1 by Dr. and Mrs. Willis ll
iiIKiili‘l’ Itliliim‘ u 1" low and two (‘11111',1- at which limo gills worn 11111
children. 1uclvd. the groom 11111111: to the brim‘
“REBECCA AT SUVNYBROOK
FARM.
ll1 (1111' 11110111 WWW". So. Nor Iund 1111isl1oui not of pcar'l, with diu-
11': 1111 (Tong, (hurch, lil‘ldny. Nov, 7. im‘md “mm“ I" “M nopllow M"
...M............-.-..... Eprcscnlcd 11 signal ring 1111th 1lo |1c.',
.1111-1'1111ulri1' f' III- 1. .Nl
ans. WAKEFIELD “‘ " "“‘ “'
iwnndcr gum to the unborn 1'1l'cninn
TAKE“ T0 PRISON dross ribbonn and slides
Isolates 1111111511
HA8 11111111111 secure,
w Wm
,phircn. Miss flinclionnld gave to Mr
*1.
WW
HAII'I‘I-‘t'illll, N111; ll. Airs. lioqui'
\l‘ulwflcld, of lll'Islol, anti-'1' nonlcnt'c;
to hunt: on March 4 for 11:11'li”lputlop is. ‘1
lhc murder of her husband, William,
' , It was a narrow escape from 11111111
1111l111fi11hl, Wits taken to llliiHlIll.1~prih
norloun inlnry that Charles Walker.
1111111 \1‘1-ll1nrnflold ”ll" "“Wilhw- '" “ driving ll. llorshllcld its lions uluilln
1111111111 nIn-rll‘f from New llnvcu i'mm' loam I111d.y111111-r1lny,ln llnmllton 1m-
11, l‘hn 11111111111 and lun- custodian til" 1111c. The gray stand was frightened
rill-d In lluriforii on llw 1‘55 lflll“,whcn 11 place of hardcore dropped and
from .\'1-11' Ilnvc11.'lllc Journey “'0'" dnnglod about. his heels. and without
flu». railroad station to prison Wilt-l waiting for furthcr partlc,ulnrn duehcd‘
111111le by trollly cur, transfer beluif'dnwn the steep hill.
mode at Pearl and Main Hti‘cotn. Mrs. Walker. who resides in Marshall
Wakefield was not handcuffed lo the street, to 11 young lad. but he clung to
in ring and brill-clot, both act with sun;
IMMHMW '3 “M "f “M" cuff ”"3““ 0111' llrothern lends". JOIN! ii "“"l’r‘ lbclr call in loss than 11 minute and cal ‘3”"33 R” John Powell and Eduard
itR
11111 II we
1111111 11111111
Amos Coyle ale Lossio Account
for Accident—Is Becov;
ering Nicely
At: a loss to account for his accl-
dent, sure that he did not attempt to
take his life and that he did not retire
with the gas lighted. Amos Doyle. the
aged wheclwright, who was nearly
asphyxialcd yesterday morning early,
is slowly recovering, and while too
weak to leave his hedns yet is perfect-
ly rational and tells all he knows of
the circmustances surrounding the
case.
Officer Frank S. Stratton talked with
Coyle, this morning, and the man do
nios absolutely that be tried to cud
his earthly existence.
work for 81111111 time. but managed to
got along all right with the assistance
of Mrs. Sarah leadrigun. his boarding
rilislrcss. who has been especially good
to him.
Through the efforts of the police of-
ficer the Board of Charities (‘ommls
.sion has decided to take (111111 to the
Town farm
his illness. The 1111111 has no relatives
that he will tell about.
Dr. Robert E. Pcrdue visitor] the
man several 11111111111111 the first at-
1911111111 he gave him and has gone all
in his power to earn 00le T1111 the
victim did not die is due to the efforts
lot the physician. which were tireless
and most efficient.
BEAUTILIIL BIBLE
Hill BEBEKAI'I LODBE
1 r-.‘.—.-
Our Slaters' Rebekah Lodge, No, 1'15,
1 O 0. F” held a meeting, last night
lot which there were many visitors
Miran] the South Nornulk Lodge and to n.
it was
from the lodge in Ridgcllcld.
tone of the largest meetings the. local
lodge has held About one hundred
and twenty live came from South Nor-
walk and a presentation of a bandit
i In] lliblo by that lodge was made. Mrs.
E i‘ unuy 1 rockett delivering the spcech.
“\‘oblc Grand Master thnrloitc t‘ rouby
accl'ptcd I11 11 W11 boat little spcocll.
I \liss Mobcl .\icl1crson, vice grand
master. of itidgoflcld lodge, gave ii and H10 (13mm... (30111111111, used in (1()n.l"" (“RUIN iii‘lillii’. William
iio has bad no.
11"hele he will get good.
Only a limited number oi relativmitreat111811t and medical attention tori
IRE CHIEF IIIIRIIRIUSM IR IIIRKINII
IIIIR II IH SRHR
PRRI w.
Visits High School This Morn-
ing and Recommends Changes
in Signal Alarm—Jaspected
Fire Drill
11111111 11111111
Investigate
lire Chief George W. flogardus, of
Nor1'nll1 has begun his official duties
as head of the greater city’s tire fight-3
lug force That he is planning to
make things hum for fire protection
on the schools is evidenced by the
energy he has started with today's
I11'.orl1 Recommendations for the high
Ischool and Franklin street grammar
shortly.
With (‘hair1nan’\\'llfred Bodwell, ot
the fire oscnpcs Committee and Con-
tractor S. B. Wilson Chici" Bogardus
visited the, high school building this
morning.
building will be placed on the west and
north sides.
the building in a very short space of
time. '
Chler 11111111111111.1111 inclined to believe
that aside" from the assembly hall.
which acoomodntes five hundred in
seats, the school would scarcely need
the escapes, so quickly can the scho-
lars leave the building, which is near-
ly fireproof itself. The discharge of
the asembly room. however, would be
a much more difficult task, by reason
of the fact that two hundred and fifty
persons must use either stairway, and
the doors to these exits at best.
A cut through the partition at the
south side of the stage will be made
acb the fire escapes on the rear
or west side of the structure. The
doors on the north side will he remrul~
11ch and made wider and there will he
an entrance to flip nolth side fire es-
capo through the 1':n1unt room. used
now for storage. in this section. in
this way there will 111' practically no
danger. and at worst a minimum of
,dungcr, for those occupying the hall
in tho moot of a fire. The slalrwnys
IISII W8 RRHRRI‘
Fence at the 7 Franklin Street,
and all his cabinet ministers on 0c-
School Dangerous—Chief ic‘
lschoois are to be' made by the chief ‘
’l‘he_firc escapes on this.
and it is believed that.
they will prove ample for emptying
111111111111 11111 1......
an an 11 and
Plot to Kill President Diaz and
Cabinet of Nicaragua, was I
Well Planned
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, New, ital
The frustrated plot to assassinate
President Adolfo Diaz, of Nicaragua,
tober 29, was laid by the conspirators
with remarkable care, acoording to
details published here today.
The plotters it appears, were mem-
hers of the Liberal Party and they
had divided themselves into three
,groups. The first of those was charg-
ed with the work of killing the prcst
Idem, and two members of the cabinet.
while they were driving together in a
earrings in Managua; the second was
to assassinate Vice-President lv‘crnun-
ldo Soloroznno and the Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and the third was to
throw dynamite bombs among the
members of the Chamber of Deputies
while they were gathered in session
on the afternoon of October 21).
The discovery of the Conspirators
while they were holding a meeting to
,arrange the final details of the plot
was purely accidental and nearly all
those connected with the affair havel
been lodged in Jail.
l
CATHOLICUIIIIIII CIIIIIICIL
HA8 SILVER JIIBILEE
A largo crowd of brother knights
of Catholic. Union Council. Knights of
Columbus. including a dozen or more
charter members enjoyed a rare eve-
ning of oratory and song at the twen-
ty- iifth anniversary celebration held
last night In their rooms on West
avenue. Beautiful decorations, with
insignias of the order. gave a warmth
and color lo'tho old and familiar quar-
ters of the club. Music of a hilzh or-
dcr was a marked feature. The prlu
clpnl speakers were the chaplain of
the order, Rev. Thomas J. 'ii‘inn, pus-
tor of St. Mary's. and Past Grand
Knight llornard ’i‘ully, first grand
knight of the council.
Olhor speakers wore llislrir'i Dop-
niy John F. McMahon, ox-hinyor i4]. .l.
li‘lnucgnn, 111'. W. .l. 'l‘rncoy and form-
Ii. M 1'
11,111)“ talk and Mt ’l‘ul'liif. MW 0‘ junction and would enablc those in the' “NW"
ltldgcllcld. spohc of the “lifts 01' ”"9 hall to reach the ground (llllt l1l1 andl
liobokull laidgc and 1on1pii1nimlcd the
members upon their marked success
h’lilf‘l‘ lls mgnnlzulion.
also tundra by Nelson W. licuodict of
son, i«‘1'12d Ambler 11nd lllutrhl Deputy
llraiul Mantel Mrs. l'ani 't‘hmncs.
After the meeting a dainlv suppnr
safely
At the request of (‘hicf ilorurdnn n
this morning. ’l I111 scholars made,
the committop prcscnl 11cm» gicullv
plcusod with the success of the prnc
lisp All but our point one snlInfuc-I
Edward llnnds choir mustm and 01
lgnnisl of Si Man's (‘:'bu1'1h, diroclcd
the music. which Included violin solos
Remarks New “”1 alarm 111111 sounded k, tho school 111 W alter Shannon: solos by Hugh
gt‘nlnpbcll and Muliww hirllrulh: ro-
“Billl‘i
R (‘nlhollc llnlon ('onncll, K. of (‘.,
than not had In its 2.3 years of 11111-
i 1 1
was served uficl which it “Wit” “W” lorv to ( ‘hlci‘ lloltar.du11 and lhls In tho‘mwm' 3"""‘“°‘“ W “ mm“ cuimn
was had, huludlng singing.
W..-.._W... WW...“
I romance 1111
I nests 1111111 11111
W
I ’l‘hcrn was an owner opening con
‘tonl, at. tho Silvnrlcnf Hoclul ('luh’s l'll'
tcrluimnnnt. in Stamford.
mun.
oru' shop, proved most olllrlout and no
cured tho prize of so in gold for his
good work. The social was bold in
Mochanicn‘ llnll and was largely at
tended There was a prize waits and
lunt night,‘
between two teams of South Norwullc
l'nul Mason, of 'l‘nllnnnlgo llroiln,
lulu not
When the classes are to shift fer'
1 one room to another in the daily uchn
dab: of 11m it they are notified IN. the
pooling of 11 11111111 boll worhcd on tho
‘1locl1 system This answers lho por
pone admirably, when all the bolls
um 11 oritlnn, which they am not now
several lining out of condition. Mr.
ilodwoll, a member or the Town School
(‘loiuiulllnm will bring this matter to
the attention of tbo board at tho 11111111.1
, log next Tunnduy evenlnu,
i The point Chief llngardun values ln
that 11 separate alarm for fire should
be rung iio believes that the echo
lure, becoming accustomed to this
other diversions during the eveninn.,111111nd of the clean bell, cannot dis-
ilupnly and therefore attracted no at-
lcntion, although a row persons rennin
niacd her from portraits seen in the
newapapers.
The Women was handed to the. prin-
on authorities at Basil and after the
usual ronntlne incident to the recep-
tion of prisoners, was assigned to a
cell in the woman‘s quarters. she
gave no exhibition of emotion.
«ml/adios’ velour and barrier bale
blocked, any shape, very reasonable
his seat like grim death to an mule»
plan. Around the corner and under the
bridge went the team. with ’Wullrsr
still sticking to his place. All went
well until the Wood street corner was
reached.
When the wagon stewed on 11 curb,
Walker was thrown from his seat, and
although not badly hurt. was quite so
Verely bruised.
The horse was captured shortly
thereafter. little the worse for his
thrilling adventure. No great damage
lilies. John Rodney. n8 Hominid 81.. ,was done.
~ 4.
The oysterlng content Was per‘naps the
most interesting part of the evenings
affair and the four who competed were
Paul Mason and lemon Wilson. of the
Talimadge Brothers‘ plant, and Jeff»,
sou Miles and Charles Webb. of the:
Andrew twist Oyster Company. The
contest was to open 11 hundred oys-
ters. the 1111111 winning whose oysters
weer opened best.
WM . ' .
-TNI LING! MILLINERY.
The installer price militam shop.
in South min 01., 191ml: limpik.
tlnguloh between this signal and the
tire signal rapidly enough, and there
is lost motion. The chief will records
mend it different sound for the the slit-
nal at the earliest opportunity -
The sensation was made to Chief
,Bogardus that am: of the larger
Intudants in the W school he troll»
m
(Continmdh one Page).
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wenseaaooccnowosn, won
i‘fiafllflfi ,,
audited. W lab 0WD?
1110 on union than this sIIH-r inbilnc
of last evening. .
>>>>>>> 1,001) people wanted
llruyiuss‘ Colts' dunno.
linil. Friday, Nov. '1'.
to ullcud
lioodnor'n
um...
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T0 BEABE FIBIIT
ll(.)lil'l‘0.\', .‘ov. li.~«‘l‘ho opinion pro
rolls in high blinking circlcn hero thug
the New Haven convertible bond boom
will not 1111 nullified or called off ho
amino ”0.000.000 worth at in «per cent
oneycnr notes become due line. i,
and no other way is in 11111111 to 11111111
them.
‘l‘he hearing on the application for
an injunction to eel for Monday. and
the answers are to be filed icrldny. it
is generally thought here that the
cppofiltlon to the Issue will be in-
dnced to withdraw. if the bond is«
she is forbidden by the courts a re
cevershlp would seem 11111, but it is
thought third: the bankers would lire-
vent this by 11 tmomry loan.
W
‘ unsound;- is pol-l1. 111111;! Best
cadmium 1011111 WWI
-
a
'3 day afternoon.
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anon nun
Two Silvery Threads Connect
High Towers and Heavier
Wires are Going Up
_________ I
Two silvery threads. seven hundred
feet in length, were stretched in the
sunlight this morning from the top or.
one of the two hundred feet electrical
tower at the west side of the railroad
bridge to the summit of the brother
tower on the opposite side. The wire
stringing was begun in earnest yester.
HUN All]?
REJ ..
IH MIN
Expresses His Determination to"
Seal the Congress lust Elects . '
ed, a Friend Declares
IKIIIHIER Elillilllll
These wires are but the guides. and
will be used in stringing the main ca.
bios to be put I11 place later. 'High on
the topmost part of the structures are
the wiremen. Here they conduct the
main part of the worn, fastening the
cables as they are put in place.
A chilly day on the earth, it is very
cold at the height where these men
are working, and this is attested by
the means the wiremen employ to keep
the blood coursing through their 1'.oins 1 VIEXICO. NOV- G~-*Tll8 purposes 05'
Every once In .1, Whila they stand up, General liuorta were voiced thil'
despite their precarious perch, and as‘ morning by a person 0106!: ii”) the 9113*
all huvto seen a coal wagon driver, or visional 131138108111 This man said til
other team‘s“); do on a cold day, swing president WilS determined to reject all
both arms, beating their persons. the demands set forth in the latest
Tho wire work will proceed without‘ Ame1ican communication and that h
delay now and it is expected that. it was resolved to seat the Congress just
will be completed in a very few days. elected. if Congress, however,‘ de-
This is the connecting link in the great, clares the recent presidential electiolt
system, nearly completed, from New be null and makes arrangements for
1111-11 10' New Haven. another election, Huerta would be
_......._. ‘disposed to abide by this decision and
gsubmil to the people's choice of a
“OTRESS SEREAMS: ’ ,mau who would occupy the presidencrr
111nm the autumn of 1916.
TWO ME“ ARRESTEB EAGLE PASS. Tex, Nov,
Responding to cries for help from a;
Woman loaning from a. third story win-‘
(low in the Clarendon Hotel, in Brook-,3
lyn, at three o‘clock yesterday morn-I
log, Policeman Bownes went upstairsi
and placed two men under arrest. Atl
the Adams street station they said they i
were Charles I) Paterson, or ‘\'o 5711 '
East 179th street the Bronx and;
George Mnlodc or No 38 Vnrlck streetgflwner and TWO ASSISIBI‘IRS "a“
Manhattan, both private detectives,
to lump from Gasolene Wagon
In That Event Huerta Will 1111111
by People’s Choice
(Ir—‘Coil'f
(Continued on twelfth page.)
The charge against them was burglorv,
and Chief Magistrate Kcmpner hold I
them in hail of $500 each for a hearing-
today. 1i’ani I’rensscr of ( llff stifleel Norwalk',
The men said they had been onlzas— .11us entirely destroyed yesterday of-
cd by the woman‘ s husband to obtain 1, lcrrloon by lire There is nothing 18R.
evidence against hor upon whirh he 0. 0f the machine but the lime frame,
00"!“ "‘l‘“ 3'0"““5 “’l’ “ 1ll1orcc. TI“ the wheels and engine. The truck was.
woman is Maude 1111111110” Ilrown, an fdrivcn by tho owner and two helper:
actrm, wife of Chris. L. ilrown, geu- were riding on the sent with him. .
orul manager for tho SnillvarrConsi 'I‘hcv were ltdgar Preusser a brother
(lino theatrical Cir(km-311ml Julian (‘ornoll 'All three had 14!. ,
.lttbo(‘11slno’rl1cntr11inl‘lrlmkiyn. lump in ”are“, WW quickly as (.118
last night, .llrs. 'lirown said hcr 3““5',lirsl huowlcdgc of life was when pa,“
hand had Innun a divorce action
l’rcussor felt the flames around his
against her in f‘hirnlzo six months ago M181
on the ground of dowrtlon. . 'i‘hc onto was being driven m We“, ,
”“3”" “'3” "“ 1111c 3" 111,1 room "‘3,t,,l1111 after having just loll a load all
myself when the dolcrllvcs brokc, in. it was 5““, at Twin ,
fNoriicili and
said MN“ liruu‘u. “1 WM absolutely Ilrhlncs that tho ilulzlnv buck-fluid and ..
alone. | am going 111 uppcur against
caught ll1'.c “hen the fire reached
”I‘m“ ‘3“"W'I3W’i “M prosecute them the gasoline funk ilnmou shot” 11p and
to ““3“ limit ”f m“ 3"“"3' taronnd the machine for a distance of
""“"‘““"”“‘""“”"“"”"' " lhlm' or more lr-ol, thus forcing the
1111111 who wore lighting tho fire tor
nun BATTLEBHH’S abandon lhcir efforts The engine pro.
P688 q‘BRALTEB luihly will bn of no use because off,
the lulcusc bout it was subjected to.’
‘l hc loss \lr. l’ rcnnsor rollmnlcs, it
$3.000, and lw carried $1.000 incur» :14
uucc. 0“;
An automobile truck belonging to"
lllllll.\l.'lMi X111 13. Tim squall
run of nine UllIll'i‘I rllutcs llltlliiliilllpll
which is 1111 its way to visit various
.‘licdllnrruuenn ports, [11111111111 this lloclt‘
on its eastward voyage ut 1111 curly '
hour this morning inoAu "0T SELLING
TllDLLEV LIIIEC YET
(trout rourot was tixprcshod in (lib-1
rallnr that. the vooncln of tho Amorloi, ”awn”
can "out did not silly born for it time , WA'l‘iC lilll "IIY NM, 11.. "111mm 1‘, 1
The nmindron 11'l1l1h consists of tho nothing in the rumor that the road m
“NWMP Wymnlnn, ”I“ lltuh, li‘iorldn. negotiating with Clone and Webster ,
Arkansas “N“WW" Vt-rlunpl. 0““ for the disposal of the Connecticut: 3
nautical Kansas and (lhlo, with the lirolloie.” said President .ilustie, of man
flllXRIIiH‘Il‘B (RHINO, SNMQ (JYGIODH Nfiw ”avg" Maud Iill'll [lV‘iflinz whfifl; WR-
(lrlon and Jason. In to be divided into , waiting at the local station for that
detachments, the Vermont and (’hli’Ilnepectlon train 10 nroceeui to ”up.
going to Marseilles the Arkanhan and aford When asked |f m- knew of up!
Kaunas to Gent"; «ml the. Utah and he 11111111 111111 he «1111 not marrow "
lieinware to Villefrnnche, while the dent A. n, wnaiey concurred vs
Wyoming in to make a trio in which President llnntic in denying the
she will call at Malta. Naples and slbic sale of the Connecticut the] ‘_' ‘
Villofranchs. '
The movements of the smaller ac.
cornpanylna vessels will be under the
direction of the commander of the
squadron.
mliJJlRl’isrl, 10o.
Wealthsh, 121:. 1'
Fresh mackerel, 18p. ”
flutter fish, 120.
Catfish, 18c " ‘
11er. Watson craters; at,
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