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"SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. wannasoav. NOVEMBER 1.9.1913
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WBUNGRESS.
unit:
Calls Attention to the Strained
Relation with the United States
and Reviews His Acts
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BtiNtiiiESS MAY DEBEIRE
tilt Eltiiilflii Nliil
Has Hale’s Mission to Carranza
Proved a Failure
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 10.—~General
lluerta planned today to submit to the
members of his cabinet the message.
which he purposes to deliver to his
newly convened Congress tomorrow.
fl‘he Cabinet, meeting was called for
this afternoon, at which time it was
expected that General Huerta would
risk its members to go (Wcr the mes-
sage with him.
The document. is short and it. ,is
said to review tersely the most.
portant acts of the Huerta administra-
tion, dealing frankly with the. dissolu-j
tion 01' Congress and calling attention ’
the’
to the strained
thiited States,
it is expected that Congress will re-
ceive the, message without protest
thereby giving Huerta a viituiil ratifi-
cation of bisects. it is said the mes-
sage will open a way to an immediate
relations with
till [till] Wfliiiliitii
W, 1 ARE tilt SIIIIIIE
Factory Hands 10 St. Petersburg
and Northern Russia Laid
Down Tools Today
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 19.——A gen-
eral strike of factory hands In .St. Pe-
ale. started today, 65,000 workmen lay-
ing down their tools this morning. The
movement is a protest against the
trial of some employee of the Buchow
Works on a. charge of illegally quitting
their employment. Proceedings against
them opened in the district court Irere
today.
11100115101011 wnsox
suns 10111 $50,000
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. lib—
Suits against the New YorkI New lie
ven & Hartiord 1ailroad for damages
amounting E0 $50 000 Were. stat ted bo-
ioro .iudgo King in the Superim coutt
yesterday morning. The suits are for
damages sustained in the. wreck at
Middletown.
Bartholomew J. Sullivan, of Till“.-
i‘ord, itsks.i‘or $10,000 for personal in-
juries and $5,000 for expenses incident
to the injuries of his wife. Mrs. lion-
int- i
ore Sullivan, his wife, sues for $15,000.
‘Mnry Cochrane, of Springfield, asks
Springfield, $5,000.
$15,000 and 'Pliilios Colby, 01‘
West
"THE BETROTHAL."
1: reel -»}il'0(illCLL011 ...trom._.1\:iuuzoui’a‘
masterpiece. .Rox Theatre, today.
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TAKING PERSONAL
TAX ENROLLMENT
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tersburg and throughout Nortitcrn'Rus/
REII Y ENIERS
ISIS ti iHE
IRUSI BUSIERS
'Uut Cunning for United Cigar
Stores, Found All Over the
United States
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Would Determine it it is Doing
Business in Violation 1“"01
Anti-Trust Laws
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Nov. 19.~~
Although modestly denying such in-
tention, Congressman ltoilly, ot‘ the
New Haven district, has entered the
lists of “trust-lmstcrs." Just as Sinn-
ley, of Kentucky, went after the steel
corporation and l-liirdwick, oi Geor-
gia, 1111111. on the trail of tht,1 sugar.
t1ust, Congressman Reilly has gono‘
out gunning for title l‘niled ".;(ittnr‘
Stores Company, which has stotcs Inf
most of the large cities.
I lie has introdheed In the llousca
resolution directing the House com-
mlttec 011 the judiciary to linestigntei
that concern to determine whether
the company 18 11 corporation in res-
traint of trade, whether its method
of doing business Is in violation ot
the anti-trust law and it. is a violator
of the law. The committee, by the,
resolution is directed to report to the
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' the steamer was burning in the Eng-
lwits fortunately carrying out trials in
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The British We Iron one
Makes Rescue from the
Scotsdykeotsoi'assv
sugars and Crow
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LONDON, Nov, 19.-—The British bat.-
tleship iron Duke effected a timely
rescue of the thirty passengers and
crew of the steamer iSootsdyke while
lish Channel early today.
The steamer. bound from Mediterran-
ean ports for ~Sunderlnnd, caught tire
off the Isle of Wight shortly after mid-
night. The blachstnrting in a deck
cargo of grass, spread so rapidly that
the ship‘s bridge and seVeral liteboals
were destroyed before the flames
could be checked. Owing to the licavv
sea, it was impossible to launch the
few rcmainin'gylitobonts and the panic
stricken passengers and the crew were
forced to retire to the stern of the
steamship. The battleship iron Duke
the =(lhannel during the night. and
when the. burning steamer was sighted
sailors from the. Warship put off in
boats to the rescue. The forepiirt of
the steamer was a mass of llamas
111111.11 the. boats arrived and the help
less persons aboard were huddled to-
no. It you would
get up in the world,
list down to bush
ness. '
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Two CENTS
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Former Town Clerk Receives Let
ter From Fourth District Con-
gressman Which Express-
“ es Regrets
PlIRIIIES‘ littEtiiiiflN
Pilii VISIT iii liliitWiltIi
' Stories 01 Bravery Told by Pass-
ISaid to Have Secured Promise
that Boucher was Not in It
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BR] DGIthOR.’I‘,
Town Clerk William Thomas will not
Nov. 19.«——i"or11111r
be Postmaster to succeed William 11.
Marigold, by
Congressman Donovan.
has been positively settled
It is also settled that former (.‘Ity
the recommendntion of
Thai, mui‘h
gellior 11ft. The Iron Duke played
her scni1hliuhts upon the stern of
the doomed ship while the rescue
c1911 took all hands 8111er eff.
THE SALVATION ARMY
Tuouxsoivme clinical
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City of Norwalk are to enjoys rent
Clerk Stephen I Bouchcr will not
met the plum.
It is further known that Congress-
1.11nn Donovan has made. up his mind
éwho he will recommend,‘ lint is not
\tL ieady to announce his choice
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—Ncrtcs.
and 981211111111 Polite-mus, 80 Washing-
ship:
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exhausted and ready to give up the
1111s1overed the fire.
1 bit.
‘haustcd and four of them were uncou-
iscious from inhaling smoke.
, the
2opened the. batch of hold No.
Two hundred mm. children of the! Try our pure Japan silk boss, .10: tried to get condemns of the ranks of
discussion by Congress of the latei 2
presidential election and it is a fore‘i The regist1ars of voters in the First
gone conclusion that the Congress will and Second 1otlng districts did “0t
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old-fashioned Thanksghing dinner ton street
through the efforts of the Salvation» ””‘T’g ‘
Army. Ensign Perrett ts anxious thati 3'5 CATCH OF MENHADEN- i
declare the election unit.
it is regarded as possible that the to lionsc canvass for the purpose of "“8 FDWLER
Congress may name. some one else for
11101 incinl president lot a period on
uing until the election and innueura-
tion of a permanent chief execnliie.
but it would be a big surprise to most
Mexicans as well as foreigners it' 1111
one should not be instructed to con-
tinue at the head of affairs.
Officials of the Huerta
ed that William Bayard little, the
representative of President Wilson,
should show his credentials before;
continuing conferences with (iillltll‘ttil
(‘iirranza and his advisers. liesldesi
indicating that Carranza 11s 11 Mexican
is disposed to reject interference, the‘
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REPUBLICANS PREP-1 RE FOR 1914.
SAN ii‘ll.\,'.\'(‘iSt t), \‘m. in. ltopub-
iicnna from all Stittitiils oi the Stain
met. here today, to illatiiss plans tor
solidifying the party. preparatory
the 1011 elections.
.it was not planned to ltikt' any 111:-
tion toward the selection of 11 standard
bearer for the party. biit one of the
subjects to be discussed was it Hinte-
wtdo public iiimpnign through 11111
press and by 11111111111 of 11111111} commit-
1.111111.
The meeting was callid by tho. lio-
publicnu 8mm Control connnltitie.
to
JUDGE REFUSES TO NON SUIT
CAGES.
W.’i'i'f'lii.iivliiiY. Nov. lib-
i.how11d that he will refuse to non suit
111111111 claimed for the Jury in tho
$101100 “inuhhioom unit" of Mrs. Else
in It. Merrill 1’11. J. W 1101111011 do
illrotlter. tenttmrnnt. keepers. the court
refused to grunt 11 non suit,“ saying “I
guess i shall allow you to light your
battle In the form that you choose.
meaning the Jury. The pintntlh‘ claims
one was poisoned by eating ”hitter-
und gritty” mushrooms.
LITTLE GIRL HURT.
Mtos'ituth Benedict, daughter of Mr.
and 'Mrs. malts Benedict, of Frdnhltn
street, was run over by to horse 111111
111113011 near the Public «Library yesten
tin-y afternoon, and much frightened
and slightly tutored.
{tillllinifill‘iI-l
tion have been pleased by the report
that the Constitutionalists had insist?
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«Judge. ‘Itur-é
pen, or the Superior court. today ngnln‘
cure for the job of making the house
taking the military and personal tax
enrollments, and this wotk has been!
delegated to others, who began then
duties this week
In the i1 ital. district the 11111111211 will
be taken by Harris Smith and I11 the
Second district by Leonard 'l‘. Whit
hey.
j 121 the Third district Albert ’l‘.
11311
dredge. the registrar of voters, is 11111th
lng up the list.
Under the law the list must, bcconi=
plotcd and tiled with the proper nu‘
tboi'ltiea before December “dist. .
—--WOUL-D YOU BELIEVE IT?
The li‘rnt Dance. is tonight.
at. Itoodner‘s Hall. Tickets 35c.
DR. AVIS SUED-FOR DIVORCE.
Nov. itl.~~«1l1'. W. R.
Avis, ' o on Tuesday 111115 remanded
for trin at tbg December term of the
Superior court on a serious charge in-
volving his conduct with Miss Urn .l.
t‘ndy, of Iloiyoko. Muss, has been net1
you with paper» In 11. suit for divorce.
Ilia wife, in her petition. nuyu her
maiden 111111111 was Julia 1!. Ilnrkiir. She
(11111111 hero recently from the vicinity
of New 'ltuveu, iir. Avie was iii-hurred
item the practice of medicine some
time ago.
iPOPE PIUB RECEIVES MEXICANS.
} 1111,1111. Nov. ill.= i’opo i'Iilu totiiiy
:riicclvnd 11 party of two hundred Mexi-
‘cnu pilgrims Just returned from Palm
i line. who were introduced by the Most
llnv. Jone llitinmi Iburru, Archbishop
oi‘ l’lIttililt. Mexico. After Impitriiim
the apostolic benediction, his holiness
11:: 1111111111111 the hope that the 1110111111115
111' pence would be given soon to this
country.
The ltlght Roy. Dennis .1. Doughort y,
Bishop or Jam. Philippines. arrived to-
‘dny and is to be received by the pope.
auuflluAIuo
BICYGLE WAS STOLEN.
About 13:40 o'clock that night the bi-
cycle or Frank oeeoontia was stdldh
from the westbound railroad station.
The police are working on sororities-
pacts.
.nnqa-
Norwaik High School at high m1
1011. one. » instituting, recommend.
~ »natiee by the senior Glasswar-
Assenvbly-Hsn, many eve. New“, ,
,tho advertising. ..
LEFT $22,797.79
i new roux oirv, Nov. 10.».111 tic-
counting report to be. filed with the
otllce of the Clerk of the Surrogates
court here. on the estate left by Mary:
1". It‘0\\'10r~-lltte n1otlter,,ii1 Norwulk,
of William K. Fowler—drill show, that.
when Mrs. Fowler, who was the widowi
of William Aymar Fowler, and the“
daughter of the late Samuel Aymara
passed away at tier residence at No. 57,
,Wcst 75th street here, on December
"3,1010, she left it gross estate of
$22,707.70 and 11 net. estate of $21,-\
795.12, which is distributed equally,‘
share and share alike. between her
two children, Mary Aymur Ilttwirl. of,
No 1010 Amsterdam nvonuo hero. and
William K. Fowler, ot Nor11alk.l
Mrs Fow'lcrs cross estate. at the
time 111 1101' death consisted oi $01.43. 70:
in cash, on 11111111. and in banks; a Win:
000.00 bond and iitortgtige on 11 piece“
of property at No 11172 Third uvonne,’
with accrued interest, 3154.710, and
$030.50 in silverware. etc i
The 111,002 .37 expo: 1111111 wrre for the
wiping out. of the I‘.unorul mlittiuiatr-n
thin, debts, commissions, etc.
“DOCTOR AND DOMINIE "
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Rev. John Stapleton, of Norwatk, to
Address st. Jamel' Men In Dnnbury.
The Men 11 (711111 of the 81.0111111111'!
(‘hnrclh ilnnhury, In illttkiilK oxtenstvoi
preparations for the coming of ltov.
John Staplelon. of Nnrwuik, who to toi
itililreiiu tho society at Its meeting in
tho l'nrluh lioneu at night. o‘clock
'l‘liuroduy evening on "Tho Doctor and
the illuminio.“
Rev. Mr. Btupleton In said to be a
forceful speaker with an easy grace
of diction and a witty and tronoltnnt
style. He In much in favor for such
occasions and the opportunity to hear
him is considered especially 111111.111
note by the members of the Men's
Club. 1Refreshments will be startled
during the moetlpg.-=I)anbnry News.”
. ”The Roye' Club of Trinity (1111111011
will hold 11 food sale In More
block. Friday. Nov 21 from 18 to 15.
Lunch will be served from 1.2 no i.-
au—ndu-nu-nnu-«hh
Good tenants are to ban
, Wire in thermionic“, to thumb-amt
'flmoru'fitobodm'ofthw «
this year's etl’ort shall exceed that of
former years. Tito new ‘Red Men's
Hall. in West Washington street. has
been secured for the occasion. The
dinner will consist of roast chicken.
roast pork, mashed potatoes and tar
nips and giblet sauce. celery, cranber-
ries, bread and butter, coffee and
milk. pie and apples. About one hun-
tdred and seventy-live poor children
will dine at the Red Men‘s Hall. and
well tilled baskets will be sent into
homes where sick and invalid mothers
and children will be enabled to taste
a little. of the joyiuluons of this tes-
" tivo season, which will bring the total
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up to at least the two hundred mark.
Mrs. Ensign l'errett has personally
visited the homes where the little ones
live and has left tickets for the wor-
thy that will admit 11111111 to the dinner.
"I'lto cooking of the entire dinner will
also full on the. shoulders of Mrs l’e1-
111tt who will be assisted by a few of
the woikers.
in order to make this effort a tillc~
cons it will be necessary for the public
to give assistance and Ensign l’erretl.
wishes to any that those (iOHii‘iiliil! to
help can do so by coinmunlcntmg with
him. 1’. 0. itott No. 400. Honth Nor-.
1‘v.atlt Tel. 121111 4 Make all checks
payable to tho thtttion Army. 1111.
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"BAPHO 1'
101111111 Alphonso ihttithts
Ilex 'I‘ hcittre, l" ride}
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4 reels.
:fnlltotth novel.
16 BOOIES FOUND;
SIN NINENS ALIVE
ACTON, MEL, NOV. tile-«Tho budlenl
of ill men killed In the explosion Into
yesterday in Minn No 2, of the A111 1
111111111 Fuel and Iron Company, near
here, had been ret‘ovcred, and six of
the miners who. were eutonibad had
been reached alive up to an early liour‘
today. The number of minors still
missing and supposed to be shut. up'
in the mine is variously estimated at
from ten to, twonty.
The bodies of nine of the victims
have been identified. The rescue
crews are still at 'work In the mine.
hoping to punctuate-tho fallen mass of
Mend 111a,. loosened by the canto
shirt. and surnames-swan are still
WA-Sl-lllN-GTON, ‘ 'Nov. 19.».uere
than one billion - menhaden were
caught off the coast of New .lersel’.
New York, Delaware, Virginia and
North Carolina In 1912, the
States tiurcau of Fisheries reported
today in reciting the prosperity that.
attended the business of catching the
fish and transforming them into oil
and fertilizer. The season was one of
the most successful of the past half
‘centut‘y.
The oil derived tram the llah, accord-
ing to the bureau's figures. totalled
more than six and one-half million
gallons. while ninety thousand tons of
fertiliser was producer]. Forty-eight
factories and 150 vessels engaged lit
the business
Some instances of abuses in the
taking of tho Ilah were. found by the
bureau's investigators. In (those-
pcnke. tiny herring, and”percii, suitable
for human food. were knowingly con~
vorted into fertilizer. This abuse. the
bureau declares, Is to be corrected
Ihrouizb the local net, fisheries at the
bond of the bay.
TORCOM FINDS AN OPPONEN‘T.
i’A‘RIS, Nov. 19.~——l.leut Toronto. 11
illuiunrinn urniy edit or alter vainly 1111111 which stop m “"1" "M
ichnllcnning Pierre Lott. the French
novelist and several l’nrisiun Journn
lists who had published anti ltuhznrlnn"
articles, finally succeeded today in
'hnding an opponent in the person oi!
the well-known writer and swordsman
(lcorgcn lirelttmuysr.
The soldier and writer met In 11.
sword duel this morning, which end-
ed in the illncnmllturo of the Bulgarian
champion. who after receiving 11. an
yore wound In the breast during ”to
sixth bnnt. abandoned the content.
NATIVE 10F REDDING DEAD.
'SilAlitW. Nov. 19.»~Ii-1uuc M. liar»
strum, 11 former member of the State
House of Representatives and the 131111.
ate, and a prominent lattchileld county
Democrat, died suddenly at his home
here at midnight of heart failure. He
was born at Reading, in 11138, and is
survived by till wife and two denghu
tern. '
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Funnier mititmry at 11 water oil-Icon.
no 1.0111111 11111111111111: W in. disclaim.
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NEROLATINO TRAFFIC
thiEE Mitt itiiEli
Milli HERtllliAliV
HllWllRIll til f
11111 IN sul
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Testifies Regarding an Autumn ,
bite Transaction in Which He
Figured Some Time Ago
Hill itili Willi ,
MRS. Billtiiii iiit'itil It
First Time Accused Had Mention-P
ed Conversations at Her Home
enoers on the Steamer Balmbs
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NEW YORK, Nov. lit—Three
names stood out conspicuously in the
stories of bravery told today, when
the Cunard Liner Pannonia brought to
port the passengars rescued from the
burning Spanish steamer Holmes.
Captain Juan Ruiz, oi? the llalmes,
spent practically five days without
sleep while-he and his men held the
flames in check and guided their ship
safely into the harbor of St George‘ 11,
Her iniidii.
lunocencio V. Mlckairln. the wire-
less operator on the Holmes, sent the
messages that brought the Paunonia.
Since there was only one. other man
aboard who understopti English, illic-
k'liria was obliged to be on duty
without rest to translate the mes-
sages reached from the resetting
Nicholas Arbonies, a.
from the Canary islands, was the
man who led the men passengers
into tht1 blitzing hold of the Iii-times
last Thursday utter the. crew were
Wllil.l\lA\'TlC, Nov lit—Frank E.
liowarth uudet sentence of eight to
gfour’tccn years in states prison for
sarson, was used as a witness in a. re«
pievin tilt arising from his own mls‘ .
doings in court today.
‘Mrs. Vincenzo Leo, of Thompson,
themselves firq’t ‘ against. Thomas Ryan to reco‘ler p05"-
“Some 0f “5 “0 sesiou of an automobile old by How-
tiered smoke, coming through the grat arth, the former owner, to Tony Leo,
111;: Of our cabin, said Abornies. ‘was on trial. 'in the course of the are
"EM.” Wednesday morning the son trial Mrs Zola Bennett the widowM
decks-were so hot that hoards had to detective for the State, whom Howarth
be laid tor tht1 sailors to walk on
Thursday morning the. decks coolerl 11 told of his automobile “Hm actions,
The sailors were lying about e.'- testified that Howarth had said that
‘ ‘ he had sold the automobile which fig-
mechanic
light.
The passengers
Then 3
We.
2 and,
Leo, brother-in-law to Mrs. Vincenztn
l-lowsrih was in the prisoners’ casts
today and was called to the, stand it)
confirm or deny what Mrs. Bennett”
had said. He testified that he had;
.tnlked with Mrs. Bennett abdut his“
cars. He said in response to a ques-
tion by State's Attorney Seat-lea that
he had told Mrs. Bennett that he had
sold the car to Tony Leo. This Is
.the first time tiowarth has made any
reference to his conversations with
Mrs. Bennett at the laiter‘s home.
l-lowarth was cheerful while in court.
and scented to take his position as 1‘s,
matter of course.
passengers 'tdok a band,
rum, We hoisted ’out two or three“
then the. smoke got so dense and the
place so hot we had to stop
“We found two casks from which
the heads had been burst, prohab‘y
by the heat, letting the rum leak
down upon the burning cotton in the
lower hold."
The passengers from the Holmes
numbered seventy-one. men and thirty-
two women and children. Most of
them came front (“1111a, and all were
bound for ports in Spain. They will
be sent to their destination by an
curly bout. None of them seemed the‘
worse for titlelr expericgce. \Vlimn they WILL STRIVE F0“
first. came a lOill‘d t to 1111111111 11 manv
' MANY NEW MENBENS
of them were. scantily clothed and.
some of the children were united. but ' M...
the T’unnontn‘s passengers gave them:
all the clothing they needed and on
Sunday when the l’nnnoin left. Ilcr~
mutln she took off all their baggage
from the llnlmes.
It was not, until the pumps of th11
ilalmes became choked iind (lnptiilii
Ruiz feared lht1 lire. would get the 1111-
per band that he accepted the Pan-
nonia‘s offer to take off his passen-
piers.
Two captains. each n hustler. with
the. alternative of appointing their own
assistants to the number of fourteen
each, were appointed at the weekly
meeting of ,llncns Tribe, N11. 26, l. 0..
it. 111., Inst. evening ,to strive (or new
members. The campaign will be a.
rigorous one.
John .11. Gallagher and Stewart (7.
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. and if their appointees are. 1111 cnorxotu
,ic.iis the captains themselves. great.
results should be rounded at the and
'of the stipulated month.
'i‘ be. losing side will furnish it supper
IN WALL STREET
tendency to motto the work more com»
A new outer l‘t'illliitilllp the trillev My
“’1‘ itliliutin, it Is nurtured. .
streets and return to South Not-walk
was 11111111111 and put. into effect imi‘iy‘
by Superintendent (‘bttrles Copley.
Tito ’itlil‘llmfl’ of this order In in Dr'-
vldc for the, bettering of traffic condln
tionn .111. that. corner and to relieve iii
congestion of vehicles which often hm...“- in w...“ Washington airnnt this
0‘30“"!- ntorntnn: was due to tin- itooili 11111111131111
ilerotoforn tho 11111111.
Norwnlk cars have run
~ The piucu to dine,
new l‘t'hiiitli‘illli, Monroe 1111111111,
NEARLY A COLLISION,
til/11mm
trip. The tieWordot‘ directs the'cmwa i, when our 10,430, it Ilittmtmblip. 111qu
to take the switch running into Muin'
street where the chance is to be made. i
nne
into Wittthimthoti street.
returning of the care on thr-
trnck so for on the switch at Witter right unrmwiy minding
street and the holding up of traffic at. machine
the attitudi-
Mtor on angry glare at
The Change WM 11111111111110 “1’ 51'" on their separate ways.
goons Thomas Hunt
WMHL_L~..«4“
1 oovsrmon or Port'ro also.
WILL sUP oceans. penguin-amp, Nov.
William 11111111101911. of «the United ments have been completed for that?
Electric Light and Water Company event-11111111 tomorrow or Arthur it ‘
will give 0. moment. euwer tomorrow l as governor or Porto also in. titan 1
povenlng for the superintendents endi W
insulin or deportation of the United 1 1-»rry our delicious when it
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Writers; 1111111101 111nm. . banner musty. 3 met.
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for the winners and this will have A.
There will be. Htmlt’l acalping 0f
(‘rnirni Hotel 7
around the corner from ltnllrcnd W78.
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