_ ‘ 1,1.
111111111 you can in»
crease your bu i1
If:
in. heel-vityrv
- I.I.l.li :m;l.l.u.l,n.l.l.l.u,l,I.
1111111 11
SP'IIAII
, 11111111
Detective Sergeant Leatherland
and Patrolman Roberts Fasten
iHighwav Robbery on East
Norwalk Young Men
111111111 111 11111
1 1111111111
State’s VPrison Stares Trio in
Face for Their Crime
__—_~_
"the rohndup of one or the mosh
desperate and 1111111155 bands 01‘ Young
men which has ever terrorized the
citizens of this section has been com-
pletely effected. The credit. for t11c1
performance is shared equally by De«
tuctim Sergeant Thomas Motherland
and Patrolman John L. Roberts, of the
local police department. The final
scene in the case was enacted in
court, this morning. whcn probable
cause for guilt in the latest. case oil
highway robbery was found against:
three members of the sung by .Iudg‘
.lohn Keogh.
(Continued on twelfth page.)
-——“HIAWATHA."
4 reel special, at Rex Theatre. today.
w...“
wGlover’s shoe stores open tomor-
row night, Wednesday, and closed all
day Thanksgiving,
POLICE BAN 0N
TURKEY BAFFLING
l"““““'——
tliet' William R, Pennington il1lsV
morning I11 11 stutcment. to reporters
placed the 111111 on all “free" turkeys
tor those lucky in settling, when he.
stntid, ".\'o 1'11I‘1‘li111,r of Thanksgiving
torture in this city will bc permitted
by the police dcparttnmt."
”Then those tickets winch say,
contribute (11.111: may not ,I1c
the chief was asked.
plicd, "that is merely
“in low.“
it now 1111111111 1':;
‘1.
11111111?“
"No, sir." ho rc-
:111' though those who
111'.» to cut Itll'kr'y 1-11 'I‘hnuksctvlng duyi.
11111111I \i:=li tl111 l1'111lu
1b,. low] in tho recul' .
111.111'1111'
'- 111111 purchztsd
1:111 and order1
I
-—-NATIVE TURKEYS. All Sizes 30c”
ilmnc~drissc1l roasting (hi hens, I'M:
and min. Natlvi- dunks,
rimnil Ircsh hams, lx‘c,
Simlildi‘i'n, lilo,
I ‘1'11111111rricu.
liomc~1nadr1 11111111111111. itic and 201".
i don. 111111111 (1111111151111, 1211c
I'Ilililltlkh' TIInrkcl, 711 N11 Main St
W. . ”m... a...“
UNCAS TRIBE NOTES
’l'ho. hi11dvr'uniton 111111111111111 of tin-
1'1'111 'I‘rilm wot-1.1 much surprised lust
pruning to louru of the cunnncmcni
oi ilicir 111111111111.
hind it, but the 111‘on1bi1rs lmtrnl'd of
11111 ongokmnoni from sink 1 rullublo
11111111111 111111 Ihm' are led to bulim 11 It
in true.
'i‘hc oniortui11niuut committee. in
phoning 11 bin limo for the rogulur
VIM‘IIIy pivoting tonight. Pinorbie
1111 played the chief‘s degree will be,
conferred and good Iihiugs to not will
cm] the evening's session. All moor
bars are urged to attend. bunt week's
meeting was More largely attended
than any in minty moons. if you were
not ‘there try and be on hand tonight.
mmwmw
mOPENING. SATURDAY, NOV. 29.
iirlggerman Bros. new stntlnn'ery
store, Hahford Block. M N. Main St.
W
wTHANKMIVVING EVE.
Naval Militia dance 111. the Armory.
nu erosion obi
Of course Leah-r do,
w“rudder control at. th
Entered It the death Norwslk Post-0m
as Second Class Mutter
1111111 ’
111111111 11
1111 1111
Past Exalted Rular McGiIl, oi
, Wesiport, Held Note as it was
Reduced to Ashes
ii. I]. I. III—m BHHHIHIIHAAI,
Ill HAHBHRI SPEAKS
Grand .Exaiied Ruler E. Leach
Detained by Sickness
*1
The. burning of the mortgage note.
which reproscutedihe payment of the,
Home in South Main sircet, brought.
out over 2110 membcrs and friends oil
South No1'11:1lkl.odgo,No 7119 13011111
intent and Protective Order of Hire.
ed I13, tin. serving of 11 fine 1111ke1 sup
per under tho1 direction of thc cuter-V,
. Ininmcnt committee, and the members
rccelicd unstintcd praise for their
spread on all three floors of the hoine,A
uud was filled tlnoughout the even-
lug.
Schmidt. William llubbell, Jacob
Liuxweiler; J1‘., and Mr. Murphy reu—
dered charming instrumental numbers‘
throughout the evening, and following
the supper them were speeches, and
other forms or entertainment. '
The mortgage was burned by Post:
Exalted Ruler Joseph P. McGill,
Wesiport, following an address
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(Continued on third panel
v
01
in
HOME-MADE PIES.
Mince and pumpkin.
censor to Owens, ""
~~
-“LAST DAYS OF POMPEII."
8 reels, Rex Theatre, Friday.
Squires, suc-
North Main St.
,MAHAGKEMO HOTEL
HA8 FIRE E80APE8
1:1'1'111‘511 when he Included addition
:11] room for his store“at the rear 111
Estairway, lending Into 11111 Old M114
'luichcmo hotel kitchen on the second
iioor, 11.111: i-liininatcd, Hurry Goodwin;
ili‘oprictor oi’ the Copyriuht Clothing
i‘otnp'tuy op lituhnchcmo corner has:
I11 111. Iorccd to (1111011 11 lire 11111111111 in
Atulw All place.
The {Arc c-urupo work was ntnrtcd
itmlny and tho. 1111111 have mudu nrcutl
lprourcsu with their contract.
Ihrci' duyo should within-111 tho. complcn
iloh of the work. 1‘
mm__1.....‘ .. , 1-." n ..
A wTHANKSGIVING DINNER.
‘ 111.1111 ("11110111. 1 111 2:
i’li'unc reserve tublcu
Turkeys 1111-1111 from
form.
III) p, 111., 751'.
In advance.
(“lll'i‘ori‘l Motel
0‘ 11M mmwywm m»...
1 BORDEN'a HOHBE RAN AWAY.
l“i'I1?IlIlliII’II in 111111111 unknown 111nm
11111' youta'rduy the boron of the liurt
dun'p loch] Alritlti I1 r1111 itu'ny with 1111-.
1Vpcrinicmiunt Allin Scluliuert. Tho,
sited run the full length 111‘ Water,
street, but the nilpill‘lflimlditlll got hint
' 11 Hurritt ovunuo‘
crossing. No ilnmnpo woe done.
W‘m
1
«HUNTINGTON CONCERT 00.
Trinity Parish Hall, Nov, 135: 351'.
GUEBEI WHAT.
uBeItym'I‘berc is something about
Jock that dram me to him.
IMartoe-u-Elo I noticed last night In
the conservatory
1~~«Hora1111«1.'11ado cake. pies, etc, for
Thanksgiving day. Orders taken at 100
811. Main-'91. Sateen Wednesday.
b
. 1
last of the indebtedness on the Ellis,
I.1,t (1111111111r The. event was ('clcbrnt»
. play,
Two or _
06
1111 1111111111
1111 111 11111111
Iodicationsare That South Nor-
waik Engineering Co. Willtii
Follow Triumph Column Co.
11111-1111
1111111
11 1111
Seven Thousé‘nd Employee oiihe
General Electric Co. Walked
(Jul at Ten o.clock
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.4
lust 'Norwolk is excited by two mov-
ing reports regarding two factories
to at have flourished in their locations‘
the East Side. '
The Triumph Column Company is
moving to New Rochelle, where it will
Vcontinue business in combination with
111. lumber itrm in that city Shortly
3the moving will be completed, and the.
place on the Benedict Farms bridge
i
. on
, 111111111111 11111
The South Norwulk Engineering“
ACompuny is planning to move to
Bridgeport. Rumors, previously, have
About iD,DDDV,1Remained at Their
"Duties
. "7”“
SCHNECTA‘DY, N. Y., Nov.
Several thousand employees of the
oncral Electric Company st1uck this
morning shortly after 8 o'clock. The
been many, but it is believed that the
Aarrungemcnts are now being perfected
,nnd that East Norwulk will not hold
.the concern much longer.
THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued as a.
morning paper on Thursday, 'l‘hnukn-
gi1ing 11111.
g ‘5' .......v-..— w- .—__
SIGHTED SCHODNEB
0" FIRE Ill SOUND
NEW LONDON Nov. -«-~Stt1111111
er Chelsea, (‘uptuln (‘hmlos l’ettigrew
General Manager Emmons, Superiu
tczidcnt Smith and union oliicials. 1
There was no disorder among the
striking emplmees After walking out
of Abe plant they assembled in front
of the general odious and a grievance
committee entered. The employees
25.
A
good 110111 in this line. Tnblcs were I'ellm‘liid on RTFIVIUE 1101‘01 sighting Uh" Blood about for a short time and then 1,8 and Id A
, burning 3911001113? in 'IOW 0f 11 1111: marched to the center of the city car
bound 1vcst,a.bout. fourteen minutes in rying their dimer pails
blio Clnclseu. running time cost of1
sisiunce and the Chelsea continued them going to their homes.
Cuptnin Pettlg'rew was unable ti learn meetings were scheduled for later in
the names of the vessels No one the day It use generally believed
«mull be seen abroad the. schooner HerAthst there would be little trouble. 1
cabin had been burned and her stern‘ Many of the workers still expressed
was in flames. Aboard the Chelsea; hope than an amicable agreement
it was believed the tug had but lately might be reached About ten 1110111
come to the assistance of the Echoom sand workers were 3““ M the plant.
er; taken off her crew and was 118,111.;Wh8n the strikers 10“ It was said
ing for shoots to scuttle the schooner than none of them “33 a member 0!
and better be able to fight the fire the union. The plant A“ “"1 0“ the
The steamer Maine, of the New Eng open SM” plan \either Frank Dujoy
nor 1
land Navigation Compum eastbound Miss Mabel Leslie, ”A“ “A" ““10“
’ loaders Whose dismissal caused the
i
"1‘40 ”Dime“ it) wi,reless “gum“; “9 walkout was in e1idcnce this morning.
burning schooner in tow about three: “The men walked out while Superin-
ITAIIP‘H (WISH Of l‘aulkners Island.‘itendfent1smtth and myself were talk. A
Gllill.l1‘()Rll 'Nov 25 —Inrtulrli‘h ing 01 or the situation with representa-
alom: tho Connecticut shore cost and Vmeg of the elllployegsl" said General
wcst of Faulkner's island this 11101‘111VMunuger 11311111101111 shortly utter the
lug failed to disclose the whereabouts walkout. "It looks to 11111 us if the 1111-
'oi the 1.1 lmonor rppm‘led on tire oanv ion's committee 11111111 not able to con-
toduy. cost of that island in low of 1 trol the 111911.] hum not received re.
“01.111011111111111. 11 111 thought the 11111 110m from a" the departments yet.
may have continued westward withouil ”A” 1 "mm the walkout W3“ pretty
attempting to run In shore or may goncrul among the union employee 1
huve 1mm» own to thcl 1.111111 island skin ““0“” ““3’ «that between "00 and 7
of thc 30111111; iiiltl were out.”
.- .- ' 'I Mr. Ennnons said other conferences
wGAY ZENOLA MACLAREN probably would his hold later in the
In 1111 imitntlro ruiiul of ihp famous d“)?
"()111- of Our Itirls." at So. Nina:
I‘uutz. ('l1u1'1'l1. Wed, evening. NM.
1
I
1,6 ' -—NOTICE. 1
A All shapes and 11'I1m11I11.:1 1'11tl11111d.1
AVAiso sco our .iupnn silk 11111111 111. 5011‘
111 8 p. 111. Tickets 1151'.
1111111 111111, Miss I’olhcinus, 1111 Washing-
TUBKEVS WILL BE Ion street.
1111111111111111111 ._..._._._._..,_-_,__.
wsoomecrnrnonv '
AT NEW CITY lilILLA
i
W I
1—.
I
A 'i‘hanhuuivlnu turkeys hive promise:
or being units 11 liltlc clirnpcr thin,
your than lost. The birds arc. in." .
the market now for 211 and :Ill ocuin 'i‘hu 1111111111.: or the ins collector‘a 11I~
por pound, while lost your 11:: and lift Iicu to tin1 Itity Hull. In North Main
01111111 wul‘n ilHIiNA This reduction to street. yuntcrdw. was cricbiutcd by u
hlubly apprci'hdcd by the low m of 11111 wedding of two of the recent arrivals
I‘owi tip the city.
'I hurt1 11111 no nutivu turkeys In tour '1 I111 bride was Mina .Iobophizw Itou
IIT‘I 1111 yet, but 11 butt-hcr uni-ii thin no. 111.1111! ulnntcou yours, but] Ibouroom
murulnir ilini 1pi'oiuhbly ii shipment will Willi (lulunppo .|.oreni.l, 11150“ IWMIW'
urrlvri shortly and :15 cents will he’llll‘tm WM". 0" N01 I‘ll: WAY avenue.
clmrrzud for Ih‘cun, A Both Muted they wore boi‘h- In lilvognl,‘
mm“... ........... w... 1 holy. and hurt been In the country but
w'l‘lte 'i‘bunkarrlving dinner menu IIiAtl short time. 'l‘hny entered the col
the itovnl James inn i111
1I‘linnur flamed 111. 1 1, 111.. 31,130 pm'to be married. Justice of the Peace
1111114,, John W. Cumow. clerk of the board
of assessors. was called In tram the
adjoining room. and In rccordtbreoklng
time had joined the 1111111 In the holy‘
bonds of matrimony.
There 1111111 111 reception last night at
Antonio 01' Celery (10111011111111
Halibut, Egg Sauce
fl'urkey, Cranberry 11511110111
Celery
Sweet Potatoes, Pens
Lettuce. French Dressing
Mince Pie Pumpkin Pie
Ice Cream
.1 (11mm Com «1.71111 1.1111191: 1111.11111ch
1 1 Popular miiilnery at 11111111“ prices.
«Hunrmcron concur do.»
Trinity 11111111111 111111, 1111111. 211191111.
Ileana
and many friends here entertained
an...» 3“”
, Crackers
,1.
South NW 1!. '
SOUTH NORWALK, count. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1913 “
' street had been'immedintely granted
20—‘1
men and women walked out while a.’
conference was in progress between’
the Lone: 1111111111111, 1111 1311, Min at. .
1111 11111111111 ,
11 1111 11111
Woman’sMunicipaiteauuhears
Gratitvinp Reports on Sev
eral Matter
Yesterday afternoon the Women’s
Municipal League, oi? South Norwulk,
met in the Library Auditorium.
The committee on schools reported
that Its request“ for a police oiilcer on
'duty at dismissal times near Concord
by the city authorities; also, that the
eanlturies at the Franklin school were
almost perfect in construction and
that those at Concord school were a
menace to the health of teachers and
pupils.
The committee on fire escapes stat-
ed that at several schools, the tire es~
copes were completed, but at a few
schools were still unfinished, owing
to changes and delays in arrival at
necessary parts. It is thought that un-1
11311.11 something unforeseen occur, the
fire escapes will be on all schools in
two wecks.1AIter theii inspection and
acceptance, lire (hills will be organ-
loud.
The educational committee announc-
All
ex 111
cd that Mrs. Perry, a. member of the1 d1y in their site
school board,PclI111111. N.Y.,wdo11l
speak in the Libr'ary .A11udiloiium,.Veml
’lliitrsd11y1liec.11,3:30 11. n1. Ilcr (.1
topic will be given tater
‘zNothe was given of the lecture in hcuv
the Nornwlk Library .~..\udiiorium Dec.
\ communication from the secretary “0 A)
AoI the Connecticut 11 adoration of Vile-1“” at 111" V1108?» MGM 09DOSKG D61
Arrival at. the business sections the men's (lube, asking that nominations RAD» Texas, was ieportcd as in pro
An orchestra composed of Carl Falkner island The tug declined us- marchers Jilspersed quietly, most of be made for federation otilcarh
A few 191311 was received, and the request had 400 men engaged
! E‘L PASO, 'i‘ex., Nov. 25.v«SIeepi:1g—~__
complied with.
Resolutions in regard to the conser-I -~~~
Vation ot the city trees and the up-
pointment of a city forester offered
by Mrs. E‘. H. Gerard, state chairman I
of conservation, Connecticut 11 cder's ‘1
tion of Womons Clubs, were adopted;
and the secretary was instructed to;
present these resolutions to the mayorA
and the city council. ABA“
The formation of u (‘oinn1uuiiy(‘.lul1;
was discussed, and delegates were up-'
pointed to attend the conference of all
leagues and clubs to be held carlv In
December.
The president stated the league wus‘
united to contribute to the Endowment with
Fund, 11 memorial to Mrs. Sarah l’latt port,
Decker, 11. former president of the gen- 111, 1,
cyrul federation, and that one loyal
member bud already started the
league‘s quota. and to her gift, those
who were not members of any other
federated club which had contributed.
might add theirs.
The next rogulur meeting oi the
Icnguo will be Monday, January III».
in the Library Auditorium.
A
A
1
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'1 ho
nonve 111111111111 28 11311 21‘?!
,11
251
Long Island ducks, 1'.
Funny stuffed 11111111111, ”:21 lb.
Choice young Iowle, 221'.
Native roosting chickens, L50.
Fresh killed turkeys. 211 11nd 1101'.
1.111111 Ircsh bums, 1111: lb.
Logs of lamb, 1111'. 11nd 1111: lb.
Largo fancy celery, tic root.
1 11.11113 111111111111
htliifl
UNION THANKSGIVING aERVICE ,
At the union Thanksgiving service:
1'l‘omorrow 111. him H. and it, (7:13:11 Volley 1111111111, 1121‘. .
to be hold on Thursday from it n. 111. premium,parlor, 151 No. Main St. Milk ted broilers, 2.1111. A
to 12 noon at the First Methodist 1111111; in your nonp_w1'111111111111,11111111111111 Slowing towi, 2111.-
church of South Norwnlh Ilov. Ilaipiii 1.111.111. 1111111111 and particularly your ll‘nncy orungoh If 11.! dozen,
(I. iIurIley, pastor of the South N01“ 11111111111111coupons 11111] American iobnr- Swoct pointer-.11, lite pk.
wulk llnptiat Church. will preach. The
following churches will unite in the
hi
stain
Anorvico with the Methodist. Tier. W'A
ii. Wokohnm. pnntor: Ilupilui item!
Hartley: South Norwuik Congregation-1
at. itev. John atupletou; Trinity
man, and the 111111 Avenue Methodist
.Church. 111111.18. 11. Fairbanks. The
service should 1111 largely attended
with those five churches united.
hnd
rouu
-
. . . that
at Briggermm bros. stationery store, was
'iientord Block. 111 N Main. St.
W
11-~1‘\"I1II1NMUM!“NI EVE}.
iii».
Make His Victory Complete and ,Demolish the Federal 1 '
PHHMISES III HAHH HENIHAI SAIAZAH III II IIPHIIHEV__VV__1
l~.‘i.1 l‘AiSO Tcx., Nov. 213 —The fed
110111 the Ctmstitutionulists under Gen-
cpcndcd on their heavy guns to break
1911 rebel lines, the battle opening with
EA‘ITLE PASS, T1112. Nov.
for gross today .
BAIHHIPHHI {Hill
Lodge the Guests at Our
Uur Brothers' Lodge, I.
1y iluc host. There was nothing but; 'encc Finch, or the East Side, ‘tor build~
the praise plv1 n tor the good time on-
joyod
oI one hundred from Biiddeport, were
1111240111 and pai'took of the
\1 hii'h would s'itizify the best epicurinu
V1110 l’cquonnoik Lodge on four cm1di-‘
0k
.mioucd 111111 l1 Invornblc (1011111111111.
111 as toautmnstcr
111k» and rcrnurlts were mode Iw (1.1-!
m. llrou 11. Mr. Camp“. (‘urml 'rccuim' council meeting. on 081311me-
1”. ”1mm,” and Mr. Reed. all 0,. 21], will 111111111theappointxncntandtin
llvidgcport. Rev. Mr. ltk'hnrdn, (meh'nu are being pulled.
\Voetpoit, and Judge ilubhcil. ArthunV
(‘1‘thclcr and St. John Merrill,
1Nor1vnlk also worn called upon to 1111'
V11 tow words, A 28 a 300 LB.
10 S. AND H. STAMPS FREE.
.conlponn 11nd receive 8. and ii.
LEVINBKY some 11' QUICKLY.‘
battling Lovinnky punished
WW 1111mm no 11111111 11111111 Olympic A o,
Alnctor'o onion and stated they wished copnl Church. Rev Frederick A. (3018‘ New York, last night, that the
pounds to his roosters 16h, was one against the American loam. Mb
oi the few men lighter than himself bus tour Australian records A10
ully having to noceptuhcndlcapaftsn seconds; 1220 yards, 21 iii «om
Saturday. Nov. 29. With every 250 pounds or more.
the new house or the bride and groom purchase or over 11 half pound box or mm mm} Joe Malone, the more MU , 45% “can“, He [11111111 to W
PWGHA'! Uhmlfim, one to nebulomer 03de D. draw Wuh GUN) G‘ldny’ wk” comeback m the “440.11 ,
1 ' without music. stationery, tomb”.
cards. etc. at minimum Bros. new 11111111111111: can now be «a.
Novel 111111111 dance at the cum 111012.184 N Main St 0min: Nov. to unity: stationery stern «
Army at Chihuahua it He Would Gain the Terri-
tory North of that Place—Federals Planned
Big Surprise, but Rebels Turned the Trick
1'
PHII All JUAHIZ AS SHAH AS HE HAPIHRIS Hi
Americans and Foreigners Ordered Out of Juarez. and 1111‘
Battle is Expected to be Renewed Sometime Today
on their arms under a downtown pout
01‘ rain, alter their night of. victorious
fighting against the bottom] army, sail
on thousand 1'101191 troops under Fran
cisco Villa rested this morning The
rebels expect to rcnuw the bottle to».
day and hope to capture the federal
1,11 19ml Jose Inez Salazar, who with
his soldiers, is surrounded near Rani
eho Flores The rebels say they 11rd
anxious to captuie General Salazar.
so that he may be hanged to a tale?
phone pole in Juarez.
troops resumed lighting early to- A
mpt to capture Juarez
Francisco Villa. Apparently they
y cannonuding.
25.1--A bub
ctween Mexican i‘ederals and rob
It was sold each side
(Continued on Sixth Page).
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HIAHIHHI HHIIH IR
HHIIHIHH IHSPIHIHE;
Favored By Many for Uniilicd 0! A
lice and 11111111111111.1131”:
Pulling “Wires
1111111 11111111111
Delegation oi Pequonnock
Brothers’ 1 Lodge
0. D. 111.. The old political leaders, or rather“ '1
Pequonnock Lodge, of Bridge. , those who were of the People's pain!
as the special guest mointuiued .31 the recent election, are endeavor-
igh rcputntion us on exceptional- A ing ‘0 secure the appointment. of Clan;
ling inspector
’lhose faioring the man claim for
him that he is the only one among tilt
,caudidutes suited for the position. H8
is o. draughtsnmn, understands con-
struction work, etc" has considerabld
Vubllity in the contracting line, and can.
working of the second (lo-'rcc AW 12,1111 his entire time to the cities.
About two hundred and fifty A
Follows i111luding tho deie'uitlou 1i
banquet
\side from these there is one mot?
and point in his favor, they any, which I!
Ethnt he has no connection with any, 9
toniructor, and has no relatives in til.
business. ,, ,
It seems quite certain that the next
Who of the highest order
the bnuqtnl table lteo Davis act-
in his iniinltublo,
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or, A
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1121111111 1111111111111: rhlckcus, 24¢.
Celery hearth, IZc. ‘
The boom M11111. and Provision Co.
1111 In oxchnuge. ,
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CHAMPION 8PRINTER TO TRY The
COME. BACK.
Nigel Barker New Bouth WaloE'
referee grout champion of live years 1130.
to stop the hunt in the fourth reported to be making an attempt ,
d. tiilbort who Weighed 162 “coins hock” so that he may coin
Ynnlt
dcvineky hon met recently. senor-1credit as follows: 200 yards. 19 91'
In the ten read 3011 yards, 31 seconds, and 4116 ‘
1
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Five of the largest. limo!
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