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1913
Unuttlad‘ tonight and Saturday.
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BUSY m lWll
. flllYSElllllNS
Residcnce of M. ii. McCausland
in Bayvicw Avenue, Entered
,and About $10 Secured
hound
‘ ununui
,Tbievcs in Clarence E. Slauson’s
House Got $100
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heaving no trace us to his munncr
ot entrance, an unknown burglar got.
non of the hulldingfi I
earned him but $10 in cush, its t’ur us ;
report to the police. Mr, and
.\ic(‘.uusinnd,Vund t‘umlly were visitiuut
in iiimwood ’ avenue.
A pcrulhtr circumstance in connvc,
lilill with the case was Ull' arrival:
home of the domestic I tuployed by tho ‘
.\ic(htusiand i'l-llllli)’. She reached the
place at ll o'clock, but having no key
bus forced to go to the home of Rei'.
John Stuploton, (‘lotigrcgntlonui with
later. next door. The family returned
at 10 o’clock. l
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While at the Stupieton home a light
was noticed by the girl in the tumor
portion of her employer's home. A
tciophone call was registered to the
house, but Central replied: "No uns-
u'er." It is hcliovcd that this fright
. cued away the intruder before he had
ilnishcd his work, us runny vnluab
net-e untouchod.
Robbery in Norwalk.
Burglurc entered the houu- oi' (flor-
cuoe E, Sinuson, u partner of Holmes.
Kcolor & Kcnt Company, sotuctitnc be-
tween 0:30 nnd 7:.‘lil lust night, while,
the family was away. Jewelry to this
value of about $100 wus sterurrd by
the robbers.
Mr, and Min, Shannon iiud opvut the
holiday in New York city and left to
tome home on the, 5 o'cinru train. or
rivinir hero u littio ultor ll. Upon
Inching livrkulcy sit-cot whui‘c their ,
lcs
house is iorutctL they noticed that the >
upper floors \vurt- hrluhtiy illumincd,
Milli suspecting I'ili'4lt‘ll‘H litllillt'd the
police. Au ofllwr i‘i"“l,.' atoll rilll‘i‘l'ti
liw houno, but found til it t -.. ourglurri
lnui gone. 1‘
.\n lnvocliuuiion shouml thul t-n-
i.r._ttit-o illlll boon guided by u lint-l:
window which bud ili‘l‘n jilutnlml, Evi-
tlz-m-tw that tho hurlinru ntlurrhotl tho
houno thorotmhly Wol‘t' round, for tho
rmnun were t-otnplctoly I‘iillfltit'ltoil. ’l‘l‘
ilc-tlroomu on tho stwomi floor woro
found in grout dlilordur, inory lilli‘t‘illl
(li‘=l\\'(il’ lnld upon tho. lloor untl tit“,
mutonls ntrowu about, The booty so-
curod won tnltcn from Mrs, Sinuson‘u
room null consiuicd of mild wolvhcs.
Minimum, and otilor trlohtltu.
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NOTlCE.
Monirrh of llonirhtn il‘owlt-r Post, it.
A. it, are roqucutotl to moot ut (lily.
linii on Sunday cvoninlc, blovmn’bnr=
30th. at. 0:40 p. in, to tttltu tho tmllnyl
for Norwullr, to attottd. iouuthcr with .
Ituohl‘uglutm Pool. tho burl/loos at the:
Norwnlk m. n. :hurcti. by invitation!
of tho puntor, llov. L. ll, (launch, who
Mil spook on 1th Lilo of Abraham
Lincoln. The commando: controls a
full attendance of the mombsrs of
Fowler Post.
Annual election or officers Monday
night.
”rower of
' W. F‘. BROWN.Oommcndar.
(mt). E. SMITH.
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Rev. Ralph C. Hartley Delivers
an Appropriate Sermon in
Methodist Church '
The Union Thanksgiving alert/loo oi:
the Methodist, Congregational, Bap}
tist, Episcopal. and East Not’Wuiki
Methodist churches in the First Metho»
dist church yesterday morning was uni.
usually largely attended. The address
was made by Rev, Ralph G. Hartley.
pastor of the South Norwnlk Baptist,»
church, and dealt with “The Pessimis-
tic Strain in OptlmiSm." The sermon
was modern in nature and was well
presented. The preacher attempted:
to show the difficulties in which people}
find tluhnscivos those days and hour:
they meet them. The humnn life is
more sonsltlvo today. Tito world isi,
wide open to rich and poor nlllte lie-I‘
causc ot‘ the wide scope of the press. ,l
The parlors Of all the churches pur- I
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ticlpctcd in a“, service, l'lov. Williams} BOSTON, Nov. 28.~~Counsel l‘or rm“ rid at the corner of \‘l oodlund out] ill/tilled b) the opcr'ltms and the re
into the home at Morton u. M. Mo 3” “'alwlmmt the entertaininu pastor. m
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or Baldwin. .7.
Rev.
the Smith Norwnlk Congrcirntlmml
church. road tho. scripture. i
A most tuultiiicicnl colic-otter. was
rcooivod. and the Not’wuik )ionpitul
and the Salvation Army Corps will
be equally distributed Treasurer
Noison Hoyt, A
by
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-—NOTlCE.
All shapes and trimmings reduocd.
.Also see our Japan silk'hose at 50c
Mia‘s
ton street:
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tmnunun
Dr. and Mrs. V. Cflilo Lead the
Grand March in Aricn Hall
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Polhemus, 80 Witching-
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One of the most successful tutti
pieusnnt itniinn dances ever conduct-,
cd in South Norwolk was that ol inst
night, the third annual ball at Court
ifldttiondo de Amicls, No. l73, h‘orcsters‘
of America. The function was held in
Arlon Hall. in Madison street, and wus‘
nttonded by about two huntlrcd ecu-l
plus. I
The grund month was it leuturc ol‘
tho nil’uir. Dr. and Aim. Vincent ('i.‘
'l‘ito,-houorury gueuis, led the grnnd
murch, lollowcd by twcutyt-livo honor‘:
'ury lutiy intents and twunty honorurr
tucn gueslu. and in turn by tho rc.”
tnuindor of tho dancers tlooirinc to pur-
liciputu. (llnque’s orchestral furnished
the music.
Nothing occurred during tho cutlru
droning to Iunr tho plousuro oi thoso
portlcipulhn: in colnhruiitu; 'i‘htlnltn-
giving «evening. 'l‘iiero wcro twenty-
iour tlunccn on tho [murmur und thcy
conunuuui tho tiutu hotuuum H p. m.
unti l o'clock this piornlnu.
Every itniiun (;i‘i§iillimliioll in town
wus roprocoutcd «by n dclcgution.
‘iioi‘ronhmentu woro ut'rvod nil dur-
ing tho evening and nt lulorniiunltu:.
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‘ 'l‘ltcy (:ottululctl of ion croum, who and
soil, drlulto.
’l‘hc success ol‘ tho dunciuc prnurnm
\vttu ililli to tho nohio ci‘lortu of tho
throc iloor tniuiugcra: (lurtninc inn
nucconc, i". ll‘. 'liorordlno ltild (l. Mutt
ornuo. Tho triumph of tho ontlrc lunc-
tiou wnn duo to tho cncrgotlc inborn
of tho committee, which won compris-
ed on follows: Chub-mun. Chariots 0d—
do: vied-chairman, (l. Cosolouo; treati-
urcr, 'ilorold Mandy: secretory, Frank
P. Odds; and assistants. Patsy Folio.
8. Mlacrondlno. t}. DlOrso, D. Voiloutop
ll‘. Horatio, '1‘. Mmbordo. F‘. pectoral“
on, M. Luciano, Frock Malacca and
Mike Gulbo.
“FREE.
salmon. Nov. 20, with ovary 06c
poncho» or om ti halt pound box oi!
Powell's chocolates, motto 6. cm.
at uncommiimmmnmlmi
ammo Bloch, Minnow: 0c, . ‘
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Counsel for Ex-Covernor Morgan
6. Builteley and Others Agree
on Form of Report
{Jillllili ill ililf
- lill’flill VERY SilliN
.
Evidence Taken at Hearing Be-
loro Public Service Commis-
sion May Not be Admitted
promo court, today, agreed upon tho
form of 0 report to be presented to the
full pouch of the court.
The rcport was signed by'the judge
uzul ordcrn were given to the printer
to hurry work on tho papers to ensure
the entry of the once in the full court
next Monday. The mattér must be
taken up an soon as it, reaches the toll
court and it is probable that withdraw
body udicurna Monday afternoon the
ratio will have been taken under con-
sideration by the judges. “
Judge Sheldon decided that tire ovi-
dcuco token lit the hearings before the.
commission on the company‘s petition
is not to be printed, but rwill be pro-
duced if the full bench cotmidcrs that
it should bc admitted on oridence inI
tho prcnent proceedings.
MMBCHCPS ~— '24
Force iutnh, i00.
Small fresh shouidcru,
Small pork lotus, 17c.
l’ot must. no bone, loo.
Roast hoci‘. tic-220.
llnmhurg stcult, itic.‘
liiut- list). 12 Mic.
'l‘hc liom’n Mont unit Provision (‘0.
lie.
-—-"LABT DAYS OF POMPEli."
H recto. llcx 'l‘hcntz‘c. Today.
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sawm one. common "
‘010 $000,000 DAMAGE
PITTSBURGH. l’n., Nov, 28.‘~-Sti.llilil
uhovciu wore lodny otnployod in tour
ing up tho reunnmtn of tho ulnoloot
nowor wrcrkvd l‘or u tnliu in tho Low-
runoovlliu dintrlci by an oxploslon oil, rphnitkhitii'il'll tiny nhouid briui: i‘orth.‘
uuwor unit int-it Wtuiuoudoy. lichrlu
hull ciouu‘cd tho chunucl und fliiwugl’i
nod wutor bucking up bad undormiumi,
. .
the walls of u hrcwury no that it won“ audios. moving picture perturmunccs,‘
mhmdh .
, lunch
Col. Robinson, Hoodoi Coll Arms
Co. and Family in Wreck
New ‘Hartlord
HARTFORD, Nov. 28.-~Colnel C. L.
F‘. Robinson, president of
Patent Fire Arms company, of this
end automobile collision hero yester-
day, and tbreo‘mom-bors or his family
and a friend received minor injuries.
All are in St. ancls hoopltul.
(ioloncl Robinson," with his witc",
his daughter Elizabeth, his son
Francis and Mrs. J. O. Unsteador, of
'1‘oronto.-*Cuntttla, wore on their way
to church in their limousine when
on ttutomobilc driven by Martin Van
iluren Stevens, ol’ this city, struck
them from the rear.
The llobinsmi car was forced to
tho curb, and crushed into n tele-
grutph pole. The force ii” the coili-
sion was grout. The utycldcnt occur-
m‘ t‘ovcrnor “mg“ (i lluiitoicy urgAsrlum ctrccls’in the residential scc-lit‘vlim‘l by the miucrs' representative, tho chore, Mani“
,1 l ‘..'. v»y‘ ,, ,‘, .,_l " .t ".
I Wmhd in liavvimv urcnuc m5, 9,, l was ill chnrze. Rev, Frederick A. Connecticut, and other stockholders ol’; “émtoftil'he 0132')“ ‘11”! “id 0ch “15h Sifiilgfiziffmén: :otatcmtnt m ”m”
t‘liillg and rzuiunritod tho iiilpci‘ ”or, lCoicmnn, of Trinity church, rend tho the New York, .‘ow Haven and limb-i?“ ((i) ti 2 t‘ (l) :1 ‘11} ,w‘wn' ,' wine, which the {”70 9 1.10:. Ammmm' “PM
ills trouble :Tlifllllislxii'ini: DFOl‘luluutimi olilovcrn‘ lord linllroud, who contest tho icgolityE ( m ’m' ‘00 e 0’ nsou “as m. ‘ l” ”'1‘" low“ to Obtain
ti), ll‘clrhaukn, of of tho ticcrcc ol‘ the Public Service.
. . tho magi nvonuu Methodist (.hurph (f. Commission nuthorizing the railroad} .
l\‘l t.‘ ii ‘S.l 11A,“ ' ) 1 v, -' u'gr ; the r3 1 ' ._
it (, llllill) could trace tit. lo 9. n t 1 {firm prttvor. Rev John S‘tuplotmt' ol‘ company to issue $67,562,000 of (lichen-Jun” “err. min“, but lft‘cr being ' .D cit-01 withdrawal oi the got
M“ I A I K i I I lure bonds and (‘iutricn ll‘ (liloute at- at the 1‘“th a low hours, he suf'imm from conciliatory measuros Md
torncy for, the company lit “ confer" fcrcd u rchtpso mi .arrohut cfit'iveuk all 0M0? ily till? BXHCUUVE ‘0 Adjutant
. 6m.“ with ludgc flitcidon of this x," ,henrt. Physicians do not regard his' General (Those to enforce the law in
most. seriously injured. .
At firot it was thought bhat his in-
condition its critical. The others. in-
‘jurvd have minor cuts and uprains.
No one in the Stavros cur was
ihurt. Mr. Slcvcns was not urronh
‘ cd.
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iEveu the nit-QM Storm Held
' (lit and Save Everybody a
Chance to Enjoy Holi-
day to limit '
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:SMALL LEGS Lama .- 1257i tar holidays of the your, and was obv
3 served throughout the country on such
jun occasion. Norwaik people celebrat-
icd in tho npprovcd fashion, holding
ilmuiipv reunions, eating the proverbial
lturhcy, siding thunks for their muny
blessings by nttcndnuco at some of
itho church ccrviccs, and in cooking
outnltlc umuscmcut. While muny re-
lmnincd ut homo throughout the day.
lutili others sought plcunurc out of
ltown. Some visited the metropolis.
{homo sought the larger cities of the
i Stuto, while still others wcntrinto the
‘country to vlnlt their relatives.
’l‘ho woulhcr mun furnished idcci
.wouthor for the tiny. although nutny
'mlssod the nnow which did not. nrrivu
Iits prudictod and PXDC‘Ulid. ’l‘hc morn-
:lng duwurd boutttirully clcur, but to-
Eword owning or into afternoon the
ukyu darkened uml licounieotct‘mot
with the gray unow ciou’du. Neverthe-
'iotin all was in accordance, town for
‘tho nihicttcc of tho chow. with what
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’l‘ho poopiu locttliy worn ultordcd
Lmuch in tho wuy of amusement. in
tho uftornoon thcro were i‘uotbull
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in dututnr of hitting in. Two hundroti‘i vuudevillo ct iioyt‘u 'I‘hcatrc, and mu
ompioyun were ordcrotl out, of
browm-y by rity iuupcctntoro. intrltc
holcu luivu opinutrtl in tho olrcotn
untiur which tho sowur rllnn. rind tho
'ilttitimoro and Ohio ltnllrood trucks at
lillrd ulrout urn undor Witter. auxin”
corn onttmotc that fully 8000.000 doml
ago had boon done, and Director oil
Public Worito Hot-mu announced todayl
that the city would reputed the wreck-
ed aowor with on udoquotg tunnel oil
a cost of 31,000,000.
-0tphir Chomor. No. to, 0. ll. 8.,
have succeeded in booking no. Guy
Zonal: neuron in hot- metal, "The
Auctioneer.” on Wait at! no
Werlloid, at tho Town WW- mu.
Normk.«Wodueodor, 1100.1. my
ciao-bile. . ‘ ’
«* MPHllIfWAle/f I ”KIM t“ k
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tied and corriogo ridoo, and oil
tiitltlmcrouu portion. 'l‘ho droning brought.
5tho ’llurllitttlillll ignition, in the Armory.
:suvorui tlunccn, mom portion and more
1thontro pcrl'orinnucon.
Sovcrcl woddlnge were cclobt'utcc.
hotckoning the true aplrlt of tho young
pooplo. ’i‘horo wuro automobile par~
the
local garages and livery stables wort;
divested ‘of their best rental moc‘biuco
and horses.
The ohorltobiu organizetionuwtho
churches, the iodgoa and tho Salvation
Army, as well no the morn wealthy at
the olty’otpotmiotiont—mllniolnod in giv-
tho Colt
city. was seriously injured in a. rear
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tunmunt
nnuunnt
Blots in Vacant House Probably
Due to Tramps, Seen tor
Miles Around ‘
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Colorado Executive Declines to
Act Further to Try and Obtain
Conference on Mine Strike
rundown,
munch
Board at Seven Arbitrators Mav,
Now be Appointed
Shortly before midnight last night
the residence of Wallace Purcell out
the Show road at Greene Forms wast
burned to the ground. The house had
been vacant, Mr. Purcell having left;
it only Wednesday to go to live at
Woodbury, Conn. It was suspected.
that trumps, taking advantage of thel
absence of the family, harbored in the
house, and sot fire to it.
Although the tire started tit 11
o'clock the Soutbport fire t-cmpap)H
did not; rcceivc the alarm until to-
wards midnight. They finally were,
notified by the telephone operator tit,
tho Fulrflcid exchange, to whom:
qucricn kept, coming: in as to where
1)!“va (.010 ,0; 0%,” Ti ,illc fire was, It, was blazing brightly
'4 ' ’ J " ‘ ‘ “' ” “3 “flirt midnight and could be seen for a‘i
‘disiant-c of fivo miles, or more,
N
niongi,
people Snw the glarefi
'iu the sky from Norwulk and made;:
‘cntiuiries as to the location of the
fire,
Accordlnc to icivphonc messages»:
received fiiii‘i' midnight, the South-f
port iircmou wcrc putting up a stiff.
mutt with the tire, but it":
was not expected they could
much beyond snving a stern which
I
, the resumption of the conference upon
”to Southern coal ilelds‘ strike. led to
the strike zone.
Litter Secretary of Labor William V
‘ . - r ' .. N . ,
B. Wilson issued n ututcmcut which, ”hm”? li- l‘his nus aim \munt, be-
‘ cotn‘ttoruigucd by Governor Ammons. inc open only m summer.
iwns nt‘nt' the burning building. or no “Of the liv-ufonants "f Vunubtlano C
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‘City of Victoria, capital of the
do ‘eculoti without r«platter.
it w
n Nlll ill
Xlllilll
lieutenant. Caballero Crdorsll
cousin Killed in Front 0t
_ Mother ‘
nnnnonc
bunnimuu
Planned in 60 lo the Assislatt
ol Garrison of Victoria
VMiileifO CITY, Nov. 28.-Blood
family ties did not avail to halt: ~
vengeance ol’ the Constitutional!”
when Federal office-holders tellfiu
their hands at. the capture of ‘
of ’i‘nmuulipos, a week ago. .
According to reports which he;
just reached the federal capital std
as well as federal officials were '0
Among xth'
was it cousin of Enrique Caballeroo
“1117.8.
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lie was condemned to die .
(Continued on twall’tb page.)
E was presented to the. operators and tho
mincrs' representatives. Both promis-
Ccd to give it consideration.
‘ The reason given by the strikers‘
)’ representatives (or the rejection of tine
igovem'or's statement was that it put
Mr, Purcell, it was said, had recent-l;
1)" sold the house to u lady who was —~}3uy your Christmas presents
to occupy it soon. At the some time Trinity Bazaar, Dec. 2ndl and 3rd, j
be bought a new home at \Voodbury. r
The suggestion that. the fire had been "A" '"lunau]
caused by trauma arose from the fact :
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l Yesterday was the first of tho win-I
outdo the question of recognition or
’tbe unions.
. Secretary, Wilson's statement sug-
. Rested, in lieu of the recognition of the
tulilOll, a board of seven arbitrators.
three to be appointed by ouch side and 9 .
i the six to select a seventh. if the six $0,000 orflgfiog“
can not agree. the seventh is to be ‘f
inppolntcd by President Wilson. :aSHOlILDEN STEAK “ 14
Arbitrator: at: Schenectady. !
.SCHENECTADY, N. Y., Nov. 28.~,"
,Wililnm 0. Rogers and James Mcva‘
tin, of the Board of Mediation and Ah-
,hitrution of this State Lover Depart-v
ment. arrived here today in an effort.
to settle the strike of 14,000 empioycs
oi the Gencrui Electric Company. Static
Labor Commissioner James M. lirynch,
who has been asked by Governor,
(ilynn to endeavor to bring. about a not.-
tlcmcnt, was roudy to come to this
city should his. presence be deemed
that there have been several bur-pal
.lories in that locality lately. The latest!
rcports were that Mr. Parcell‘a house"!
as well as tho burn were completely"
destroyed. The ions may amount to
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Loin of pig poi-it. 180 lb.
Small, loan, fresh hunts. lSc 1h.
Loan, l‘rcsh shouldrm, 166. :
liomemntic or link sausage, lilo ih.‘
Logs of spring lamb, NC and 160.
l«‘orcqunr-tors lamb. 100 and 12c.
Lamb chops, i-lr lb, ,
Lorin pot roast, tic lb. l
Rib must lit-«cf, 140 lb.
llnmu corned beef, lie ll). '
i‘ltoico young: lowlv, 220, l
net‘cnuary. ; Nutivc roosting chickons, 25c lb. 5
A cmil’orcncc botwccn rompimy ol- “AYES” MARKET- l
flciuln, the strike committee nnd "‘"““"‘
George R. Lunn. thc Socitllint moyor DAY NURSEny BAGS .
of the city, was to take place today. i '
The throntcncd sympnthctlc strike
of employee of the Schenectady Ruli-
wny Company did not nmtcrlnllzc to- wwwww l
duy. ‘ Although tho roller-lion of the hugsli
'l‘oduy Mun pity duy at tho Gonortti fur the lioy Mm...” is Hupponcd to
Electric plunilllld “W “WNW” planned intro burn i‘milllitlll‘ii, it may ho pow,
to march in “ body t" ”'0 oliiccb m“! siltio tllttt izmncouo won ororlookt’d, il'l
recoivo tlioir walnut {or lttut week. it in poonihlo. mm“, 1,“,le may Bond ‘
thorn to tho [my Nursery to Ann ‘
'ulroct, nr (‘liw notify Mrs, ll“. S, liyon. :
“THE lENOX MlLLlNERV.
E‘opuhlr miliinvry o‘. p \puinr tprlrco. .
’l‘hc Leililli. Millinm‘y. 120 90. Min Ht. Cilairttlmt oi tho mmmittvte,
Smith Norwnllt, . Th“ l'lllllllliitl‘ln in more tltnn plump
”WWW“... till with tho rrlurnu bronchi in through
illto rollurilon, illii hllVi' one rotitwnli
ILL FATE” BUILUING to tntiito. 'i‘hry ni'otl Homo prenurvlnc:
“A8 ANQTHER FIBEJMR to Hill'i" (ho quuutitlcs of fruit
,dmuttrd. nmi would crntr-lllliy rot‘civol
ilhcm from anyone who iiitb them to'
NEW YORK, Nov. sown loss oi ups ”mm
Worth of moduli!) won cutmod curly 00-;
tiny by bro, which completely burned?
out. four upper lioo'rc of tho tlilvlngaton:
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“OPENING, SATURDAY, NOV 29.
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building, at. Wont Broadway iimi 'l'htrti Mgr; mm 2222' d Til: “11:: Max:231]?
otroct. When thin building Willi In: ' w............. ‘ ' ‘ ‘
3courco of construction in 1808, a Unit3
or it full into tho otroot, killing twang POLICE THREATEN ARREBTB-
ty persona. Blnco that time the build} “”0““ M" f0"0W if merchant» con-
zlug has been vloltcd by numorottu ““"0 swooping ”‘91? Eid‘lmlllil‘l him
lam. the origin of which has sumo-1'um “WW" Othern- Walloon ll. flour
’tlmco boon unexplained, an won the ml“ “mm it ““1113er this morning.
a «he.
or of the automobile turning to o
’motorcyclo, but Simon is bad spot, H
"The occupants, two men, their wl ,
i.lumc-t l’owcru, u form hand at
no informed. . .
ggcunt ilihuon touml it noceonury .
\ clout tho mun with
. in Mill! About
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The ambulance of the Norwalk
pilot was called out to go to ‘the s
of an automobile accident at at
8:30 last night. The place was!
this side of Greens Farms. When
ambulance arrived there the dniul
mun refused to be taken to the hos’
lnl against the advice of Dr. R A
Wolfe, lwho huppcnod along shortly
tor tho nocidont occurred. Thom
insisted that he be taken to his hat]
in Port Chester and so a limousltle Vt
routed and he utyl the rent of the ‘
ty warc tiriren there. The names
thc‘parly could not. be learned. .
The accident resulted front the dill
shin of thc'roud to avoid hitting
motorcycle. The machine cleared
the road and turned over on its 8!
and two children, were thrown
All cscuped serious injury but”
the lawn and hood and pnsslbio to .
no] injuries.
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