don‘t overlook 1111‘ '
I:II;;-
"fact that persistent
ad1 ertising in a good .1
newspaper is a pos-
itive necessity.
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III HIISPIII
IN IIIlIIIIIIIII
Soloman David, Formerly Clerk
in Mansion Home, This City,
Held for Murder
um
RIIRIIIIIR PHIIIII III
1 MIKE IRIISIIRIIIIIII
Claim Will he Made That Shot
Was Fired in Self Defense
DANHURY, Doc. fir—Joseph Ally,
to ho was shot by Solomon David, 11.
follow countryman in a boarding
house on Rose strcol. last Saturday
nicht, died in. .119, local hospital, lost
sight. l‘lavid tired four shots into
L’llly's body. Doutb was caused by one
' 111‘ two wounds in the hood. Ally had-V
displayed vitality that caused thee
goons attcndlnr, him to mnrv.el David:
who was .:estcd immediately at tor;
the shooting. has been held in Ilit‘»
lhurhury Jail in default of $C.000 lmil.l
on a charm; of assau It with intent to
i1=2 ii. 'lhis (bulge will be clmum-d at
"once to one of murder, and the. pits
1- 111101 pilil 1o hold without bail
Crooner John J, Pbclnn of BildltoI
port, will conduct an inquest tamor~
l‘ow. .
and that he shot. Ally in self-defense.
Police lnvostigation has made It evl
VCars Not Forccdto Slop, But
David assorted after his arrest;
that several men had attacked htlnf
Entered at the South Nomlk Pout-0m» ,
. an Sofond Clan! Matter.
111111 11111111
111111 11111 1111
Fairly Crawl Along Tracks and
Delay Schedule Somewhat
—_.
r
The power generated in the plant of
the Connecticut Company in Wood-
ward avenue went had again yesterday
afternoon during, the rush hour, and
grout trouble was caused. N0 care
were forced to stop, but the trolleys
crept along on their routes at snail—
like pace and the entire schedule was
disarranged, although not shattered
completely. ' ‘
The trouble is understood to have, I
been caused by the greater amount ‘ot. I
energy needed at this time of night,1
for it, was 5J5 o’clock and about the
time that the lights purchased from‘
the company are turned on. Unless
ample preparation is made for this
increased use. of power each day, a‘
similar occurrence is likely to he rcz~
istcrod, and the steam ls necessarily
raised ouch (I'lly to afford the extra rar-
1'ying load.
Tho weak power period lasted about
half an hour and was not quite. as bad
as the. some thing: which occurred a.
short. time ago, '
BRIIIIIPIIIII SIIIIIIIIS 1
SINI III“ III] SIIIIIIIII
Police in that City Tired Out by
Constant VIglIJII Doing .1 I
1 Strike Duly
ISIIELTON Doc ii .—~Fiftaen dep-
uty sheriffs were sent here from
Dotective'Scrgeant Leathe‘rland
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IIRHIIIIII 1111111?
1111111 111111111
Forty-one Friends Gather at the
Norwalk Hotel, with Hand-
some Gifts
HIIIISE IHI
IS IIIPIIIR
II NIIIIWI
Forty-one friends of George A. Shel-
,Idon, clerk at the Norwalk Hotel, as-
sembled around pile festive table last.
night to banter on his approaching
wedding. There was also the serious
side of the affair and that was much-
ed when the guest of honor was pro
dented with two silver napkin rings,
one engraved with, h-ia‘ name tend the
other hearing one name of his wife
to be. The rings are handsome and
created envy muong the diners. Some
of the married men let their feelings
run away from them to such an extent
as to declare that they would get
married again (If their wives would
let thorn) in order to receiVe such an
elegant. present.
and Cliieer Thomas I. Oorney
Land Man from New York
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Officers Expected from West
Chester Today to Take Man Back
fly a clever piece of detective work
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather-
lund and Oiiitol ’I‘ bolnus J. Dornoy, of.
the ~'.lllcai1~r City Police Department.
were enabled, last night, to land
\
horse tbiot‘ wanted in New York. It.
‘ 1 s all in a short "snooze " for from
was a more chance which put the po- to “9 1 ,_
11-11 on tho scout of this man. but new} tho sound 0f the dinner bell "0 the
ortheioss they fastened the guilt. “mnulnwclooiuo toll ul‘tlle curly morning
him satisfactorily. 1 ho ur, zit‘which time the banquet canto
. Ito a close: there was something doing
I01 1' y minute. All the hot shots and
I willirisms of the speakers of the me-
‘illilg bad for their target the "11111111
iwho has become a traitor by joining
1iIl1I .licncdlt'ls.” Guest Sheldon, dodg-
,Istrar of voters and owner of tho 1pc
ronnial 111111111 whith lite‘ made him in
(Continued on 11111.11 Page.)
LAOK OF SUPPORT
FOR MRS. YOUII
(IIIIGMIU. Doc. lI.--i.urk of undl~ lo Hmcafimy resigned to the set apro-
vldod support from board of Education unsnn of 1,91,”; mg main object of
was given by Mrs. E1111 Flagg Young jest.
as the reason why she withdrew her; The kingpin joke 0‘ the evening was
name as a candidate for rel-election to. spnmgiby Fred Chandler u 1w35 do
the superintendency of the I ubltct cltlcd ,0 keep it a, were, amour: those
Schools at last night’s session of the
..losep1h1 A Carter. the 11'populaz reg- '
:mous tho world over, presided with,
prince and aptuoas over the gathering:
llo gavo no opportunity for anyone:
_ i111: as host he rould, found it lmpossl- I
,hio to escape the tongue lashing and.
1' present and tiltI roporters have a son- ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN" THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1913
1111 1111
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Directors Vole Unanimously to
Omit the First on in Forty
Years, and Blow Hitsllard
IIIIIIIIESS. IIIPIIIIIEIIEIIIS
Loss of Over $300, 000 on Stock;
I oi $157,000,000
You and ‘llurtl‘ord liailroud company
has finally been forced to the nrcos
sity of suspending further disburse
donuts on its $57,000,000 of stock.
1 This decision was reached into yes-
terday, after a protracted meeting of
the directors at the Grand Central ter-
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
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Five Otlleors Visit One Dance
Last Night
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111 of that the man was not uttnt‘kodl Bridgeport; yesterday, at the request
Illiztil after the shooting. when friends of Warden ilarlow, for tho purpose of
of the wounded man overpowered him relieving the local police, who the war
‘aud took 11is1weupon away. The evl. den represents, are becoming worn
10,1..ch In the possessimy'or thepollcrI out with their constant vigil as 11 ms
Its said to Indicated “‘1’” 11“. Shootint’l stilt of the \vcnvors' strike at the silk
[1,, “1 WOW. lltntod, and ”my be motive plant of the illumenthni Company Tb. I
11“,. J, was jealousy 0,“. a vomnn strike is now in its fifth week. About
_,wih whom David had been living. Tho 227 men struck, but some of them have
couple had procurod a nulrriace ”_ since returned towork.
house at tho office of the1town clerk 'l‘hrce strikers arrested last 4
Ilg-ro and believed, appurontly, that tin1 were arraigned ,1" Police court, this
isluing of the license by the clerk was morning, two oi them in commotion
omivnlcut to u “erlmw ceremony. with a disturbance near the mills and
Iiily is 11qu to have boon lni‘zltuntdd the otbor for “1311“” an employ an
'11 ”h the woman oilcnsive name. File latter and one of
‘ the. other two were lined, while the
third was discharged, it being shown
night
~-SOUVENIRS FOR THE LADIES.
rlur pipes, cigars «lizau'clto holders
and smokors‘ tilticlos are now ready
for that 1111111.
[:1 allow tbom to you
l"11'l(,c1‘1r
\VInIlpl1 y and
We should bo .plonsod"
that be had nothing to do with the
disturbance.
'FAKIN SOUGHT MONEY
III A PRIEST’ 8 OARB
Main .1ml Washington Sis
ELKS DISOUOS
Itov SiopIn-n l1‘.Ch11.rnltzI1y, 1'1-1-l,11r
. of St. lutdlnlnus Church, In Spring,-
NEW HUME FRIMEGT wood. reported to the police depart.~
, ' ' " moot 1'11stor1i11y that 11 1111111. whom 111'
; HHIIIII Norwalh lJNIgt‘, ,\,',, “,1. b1'II1'l'1'd 11 l'ukir, was trying to rob
,,,.,,,1,.M and 11 ”well“, ()rdm ol' idlks 1114,11‘11111111' on tho 11111-111111 that ho was
di cussed thonucsilou 11111111111 homo “ 1111111111111 ”I “I“ H‘ a” of Sit 1""1'"
11,1 owning, and it i; Mildly some 1-ls Iiu spoko I1 11111 It and Iduullsb
flung will dorvlop In u m“. (INYII. The in 1111 rulbor mixed fashion. H11. was
('11111111Itt11o which has boon looking up 'I‘W‘I'IIWI ”It I‘I‘IIIII 1““ “II" “II“ “NI
tin» mutior unlunlttod 11 11111111 robort, “"‘I‘I'I'III ‘I’IWIIY mm“ In“ “‘1"'"I"‘”5‘
and tho trustee .1 wore. niuhorizod to “NW" 'I‘IIP IIIIIIW‘ IIII't‘ttIIIlIlllld IIINI It“
:111 In 11111111e11tl11n1w|1h U111 dolnmittm- no 11111111 ol tho ililill 1.1111Il be found
and will 11110” at it later meeting m It In Imliuvrd that ho had 11.11 town,
,tln- lodge.
l‘ho hours on which the steward of “MOVE p "0 t wHo
I
TOLD YOU THAT I’”
luv home will he on duty woro ('hnqu
711:1.
I
114, and It Is Imituvod that this will
111111.11 plruning to 0. large number ol‘1
,tb-1 lllt‘lllIIt'l'Il.
:‘Iuns 111'» now being made for tho‘ 1""“I’I‘. W1 lludlcy. “““IIIW'IUWI‘ "I
nllirta, denied 11 tumor wbIrb bud
”annual (1111111111111. observance. and a
1mm, numbnr of poor families in um!itlll‘ilild about town today that ho was
“1,1 111m 1", 111111111 imppy' this ywr‘plnnnbn, to move his shop to ldnol
through tho grurroeity of the Ellis, ‘Norwuik Mr. lia-dlcy told u. rnporlcr
who plan to (topple Over $1119 from the over the 'plionu this afternoon to
charity fund for this purpose. 'l'lle“‘linu.g up then," when rho was re.
coining charity bull bids fair to be tuned information regarding the
own more ltilccvuui'til than the one neuron of the rumor, but otherwise he
built last year. was entirely gracious. '
it was voted to attend the runner “mum—w—
barrios at. the South Norwatk Cong --TO THE PUBLIC. I
gravitational (Ilrurch next Sunday after We will handle Christmas trees as
noon, accepting the invitation of the usual with all our attention to some
pastor. Rev. John Btapioton. We will here 11' chili larger stock, bet-
' for service and lower priced Aim.
«one
“by night, Arlen Ht“. Josoloff 72W. Main St Tel. 775-12.
lloard of Education. After a vote,
failed to vloct her, Mrs. Young with
dr‘cu and John 1). Sheep, assistant sup
crintcndont, 11 as selector] on the sec-
one ballot to elect her would not have
plainvd her action In. the following
words:
"i think or'mvone bore believes the
duties of tho superintendent of scbodlo
Is properly administered. need all the
strength and support of the board.
That support which needs more than
one ballot to clout bcr would not bnovz
tho support required in the present
work. ,
“’l‘l11u'1II‘or1-.l withdraw 1111' name 118‘
a Cn:.1didato i look tbo action of tho
board lust Iuly in good i11itb.i find I.
misumloistood tb1I 111 tion. When one
finds a mistake has been mado the
thing to do Is to reality it. Nothing
now could make mo pormlt my name
to be used for the nuperintondoncy.”‘
Lust July when Mrs. Young failed to
rocoiro the unanimous support of tho
llonrd of lu‘duoulion she presented her
rosin-mtiou. A low days later silo
witbdl‘ow It.
——HAVE Yf‘lU SEEN THEM?
ibosu lllt‘l‘f‘ril‘IlttlIlll uud brior piped.
Intosl styles. finish, worluntiusln‘rp.
Look thom 11111 1'. \‘l’lwlploy and Clark,
0111'. Main and Washington stroi-ls.
SOME OOMIIIIITATION
NATEO NEOUOEO'
«I
W\ Silthi'I‘ON, live It. toinlnutn
lion pnsnonuor farm on tho N1 w i'ork.
Non iluvon unt1“1~Hml.fol'1I Illllbolid.
l11'tw1'11n points in‘ 1.111111111111111 111111'
Now York city, woro ordrl'od t'odurod.
today by the Intonstutr finmmcrco
(Toulmisnion. 'l'bn «barge» llxvd by the.
ommlssion for ll!) trip lil‘lti‘tu follow:
Greenwich, $8. till, (‘ou (lob, tibih'l
ltivolelds, $ll.‘ zip; ‘Eiouud Beach. 89 (15,1
and Stamford, $10.26. .
The commission hold that generally
the commutation mice of the New
Haven from other points in Connec ‘ '
ticnt and New England than thornIt
sportioaliy named were reasonable.
‘ Monday, ilel'ombor
; Ruby.
; Simona,
;(;()l)['1;.ll'l'.
' don.
‘ Ilum
, Levin.
ton-1m of death hanging over their
heads if they 118:0. to publish tho do
tails. Suffice to state that Chand-
'lcr is possessed of a great foresight,
for the articles he invesonted are sure
to be useful to the couple In the fu-
ture.
Toastmaster Carter was greatly sur~
prised when he was presented with a
combination sllvor cigar tray find
match by his friends.
(llcrk Sheldon will be married on
2'2, to Miss Maude
IliIIow Is tbi,I list of those. who wort!
present:
Thomas R, Skelly,
Dr. I'ordno, .Iohn ll. Manning. 'l‘honr
us (“only Victor Smill, John .llylhc,
Anson K1111ior.tiooruo If. Allon, llnr~
old Rundle, Donald F‘rizzello, William
I1‘. ItiIKlyn. .lnrob Aylor, James Ash-
wvll, Joseph A. Curlor, It‘rodorlck It].
[11'11‘I1woo1i, Goorgo l1. Lockwood. Frod
I1. t'imndlor. .lonoph Voik, Jr, John. li‘.
Kerwin, Dr, Baldwin, Frank Mowill,
Samuel Lyrics, John l1‘1'l'1171oII1I, l1‘.1lwnrd
Edward 1". Smith, Ruben
Percy Knapp, (Icorco Slici-
(lboslor Meeker. Sayre M.
Younun, A. I). (lutbill, John (htblll, AI-
i1o"l. (I, Kelli, Stanley Stevens, Wil-
lines, ('3. 1W. Gray, Dr. W. ll.
Fred Holley and (Thuritzs
Stewart Elliott.
ilurnoll,
«LIMOUSINE FOR HIRE.
ltlr'bnrd I1ynrb.’l‘ul il'l
W. mm. .m,.._.
OPHIII OHAPTEO
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113.
NAMES NEW OFFIOERS:
The annual eloctlou of omcors won
hold last night. by ()phir Chapter, (in
dcr of the Eastern Star. with the fol-
lowing result
Worthy Motron»~Mrn.
uni ngn.
Worthy l’atronwtl. H. liarlbutt.
Associate Matron-«Mrs, Marla l’it-
Mary .Ion-
Sdcrotnrwars. lda Sharer.
Treasureerrs.‘ Oarrle Handle.
Cofldtldtrefia-“MIHB Fannie
and it declined, therefore, further till. schmdt.
reduce them. . 1
wMARVELOU?
Those boxes of cigars or 500 and
Main 'and Washington 111m.
' 1 I-listorllmw Miss
How were things down at the Social
Four dance, last night, chief?" o
porter inquired at police headquarters,
this morning 11l‘17vcrything was all Horse Falling A" About the City,
right, I guess." was the r11ply.i1‘our
policemen, aside from Special Olllcor1 and carrlagfl Makers and
Fisher visited tluI dance during the
evening, including Chief William tiff
Pennington, :
"Did they pull any rough stuff?"
someone asked.
answered the chief. and Officer Fisher
was obliged to call one, or two. There
was a crowd up from Stamford and
1 they thought that they could do any-
thing thdy wanted up here, but wont
homo when they found they could not.
These donors don‘t no in Stamford
any more."
“What dances did they attempt that
were so out of place," pursued the
questioner? “Well, they wanted to
dance with one arm extended. the built
Limo, they called it. It's not always
with their arms that the disgusting
things are done, but it Is the 'wrlg-
cling. \Vo won‘t have any more of it
in town."
~~Ilofuro you 11111 Ide on your Xmas
1,11... our Japanese idllt hosiery,
50c and 981'. Also IIIH' of lmndkor-
chiefs. Miss l’olhomus, HI) Washing-
ton otrcot.
OOIIIIT LAUREL HAS
ITS ANNUAL ELEOTION
('ourt IAIIII‘HI,I)mlgIII1tIl‘td of t‘nstilo,
hold its annual election of olllctIrs, last
‘ovculng, with the following result:
(irund Regents-«1311's. .I1-unio
mum
Vico- lloizonlw-Miss llazol Blake.
’l‘r11:111111'11r~-1~Minn 1111:111 1llu'1'kl1‘1y.
III'L’
Financial Hecretrtrywhiiks Noun
(1 rouln.
L 1111111111111- Minn Mice Lockwood.
PrnphetessmMrs. May Flint.
Katherine Camp
bell.
Sentinelmhitna Julia Callahan.
I ()rlronist~~:lMin11”A11n11 Stoonmullcr.
Clinlminwitov. Richard J. Carroll.
I Outside Guard~1Mlse Jeanette Calla~
oom- 111m
Trustees for three years‘wlldrs. Mary
Associate (landmines—miles Con Hogan and Mrs. Elle. Buckley.
nails. Van Converters.
mimic like 10 cent. cigars,
cigars
, smoke
1‘ 1-11.1111 Savors duuco. arm 8111111» wreaths. holly and mistletoe. .bouis $1.00, at Whelpioy and Clark's, car. like to cont «saw-Min 111ch wring Bron trot 10111111. cans promos.
~N0‘I‘IOE.
Empress and general trucking. Pick-
1y answered
.Itnowii 1111111 11111111
do until he tries--
Thcn he may be
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I.u.n.l.l. .u,n,l, I I,I.I,u.u,l.u,n,l
Falr Tonlght and Friday, Colder.
I
111111 111 1111111
111 11111111111111
Follow Herbert Price for Bob-
bing and Boating East Nor-
walk Resident
TWO CENTS
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11111 1 11
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Connecticut Congressman and
Alabamian Have Row on
Floor of House That At-
most Ends in Blows
\
When the lead taken by Attorney
John J. Cunco, representing Herbert
Price, in the case of state vs. Price,
for highway robbery, was followed by
Attorney 0. C. Hegeman and a court
lawyer for Joseph Burns and John Cui-
len. respectively, the latter two before
the court in similar cases, Judge Gan
diner Greene appreciated 'the point
and charged the jury strictly. The
jury returned a verdict of guilty, as
the young men had pleaded. They
were sentenced to spend an indefinite
period in state’s prison. This will
JERRY IIIIJIIIIS Ill IIIIIIII
1.... "II IIIIHI IIIII IIIIIIII"
ing dependent upon the conduct of the I Takes SUUIhBI‘flBI‘ to Task for
Nh‘W YORK, Dec. JIM-After an on of smorui ontmgos in East Norwalk 1
' broken room 1i of forty years as n divl- ”10 “Wit I???“ being the holding "1’
dcnd pa) er, the New York, New Iia~ of one, Joseph Bush, a carpenterdroinf
,land and Officer John 11. Roberts
I
1 over to the Superior court, where their
{cases were heard yesterday with the
I Attorney ("uneo’s lead,
and took Things Over i‘II‘IR SIIPPRIII IWIRIIIIII
“Well, they tried 10," 01111111 out and along with it. the. stars,
1am untiriputlnu 111111111 work us well.
Ewnnon slij'prd 111111 full In Water street «
', borne being taken 11 way 111 be shod.
McNa~ .
prisoners.
The t1io were arrested as the resulL .Campaign RETEI‘BHGBS and
Promplly Answers Call to
Settle it Man to Man
whom they took money and a gold
watch, and administered a beating. . W
Detective Sergeant Thomas Leather, WASHINGTON D1 “-1
so? Represenmtlvr Donovan, of Connectb
cured the evidence and made the ar-I cut, 1who notched Speaker Clark;
rests. like other day, turned his atten'
Judge John Keogh found the young tion to Representative Hobson, of Al.
men probably guilty and bound them ubomn, yesterday, and engaged in u-
wordy battle 1with the hero of tho Meta
rinlac which, nt\‘times, approachel
‘ very near to fisticuffs. Tile encounter
lasted for some time and during its
course the word “liar" was freelyused,
list; Wore 111111111111“. and invitation to
Dec.
.results noted above.
which was
Eudoplod by the other attorneys, was
that his client had been drinking and
that while on his way home be en-'
i countered the others and was therefor.
{drawn into their plans
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
BIPIAIII RIIIIIIIIII
I’IIIIIISI IIIRII
In Motorboat“Pleasure" riches?
cues Party of Ian on Hud- ‘
son River ‘
YONKIORS, N. Y.,1Do('. ll.~Capmiu'
Robert llcndmnn, of Norwalk, is a bel‘o‘1
today on the limit" 11 River, and thd
story of his thrilling rescue of some
drowning young people is being widely
spread along the sit-room.
Recently Reodmnn was appointed,
captain of the yacht “Pleasure" of the
i’alnisnde Pleasure Club. his expor-
loose as an all 11111111111 sailor proving
HIS IRRIII III III IISIg
O
1
Blacksmith’s Reap Harvest
At midnight last night the. moon
following the period of snowing and
general disturbance, shining down
upon the ourth covered with its scanty
whitlI blnukct. 'l‘ilo air cooled and
the wet snow was frown. so that when
the horses went out this morning
thorn was trouble. for those not sharp
‘sbod.
'I‘lw milkmon in the early hours
were troubled not a. little. hit, their
horses slipping and sliding about on
the routes and delaying the men con-
siderably with their11ilIIIV1-rlou.
todny tIl1'I grocorymcn, (prl‘tInMnen,
coulmou and all tounuslors found dif-
Ill'ulty in uniting; .11bout,
"It Is on ill wind, ctr... 11:01.15 the
old saying (Hill the 'Illuckmnltbu and.
(arrbiuc makers are rouplnu a Imrresl
today. 81111111 horses urn injured when
they full and tin,- volcl'innry enrurons
act has justified tho appointment.
While sailing from Yonkt-rs to Fish-
ItIII Landing Captain Ilcndmnn discov—
orcd a twenty-live foot motorboat Int
troublr, the latter having been stove
in by n Illli‘mg 11nd sinkln‘.‘ swiftly.
Without bositntion be turned the hem!
'of the "Pleasure” toward tho Matt and
soon reached its side.
In danger were five. young iodide.
{our mob, and a small boy. The girls“
were screaming and the men alternate.
ly calling for help :1an uttrIiuptlng to
lqulct their friends. The boat carrier!
but tire lil‘o preservers and those were
dintribuii'd to those who would not
111114111, but. tlw WIIII‘T‘ was cold not!
them would probably huvc been a
number of deaths but for the tirntlyfi.
arrival of tho “Plan-sure.“
'l‘lm rescued party was taken into
Yonkorn, their clothing butnl: drenclmt!
and the cold air nocnuaitntlng immod-
hitc attention for their honltb,
Late"
'i‘ho borlw attached to n urocory
this mornluu‘, brrukinu 11 shall.
'I‘bn handsome from of blacks uwao'l
by Ilurris and (Inns l'cll todtly.
A horse on ono of (lavaiinlrh‘s ox-
pross wnlrms toll In Monroe. strrct,’
and tho 1111151111 was left there, tho
Anolbcr Il()l‘tl(11\V11llI down I11 Mrn-
1‘1111 ulrrmi, 01111 of tho A, It“, lirok~
111111111 uud (lomlumy strode I With (lupinin “““d‘m‘” WW9 WM"
‘ 1W1lu'n mules cannot. r11t11ln IIll'Il‘ dcnt [my “I"ML 0’ “‘0 “Mb Mid HOV-
"hoisca, and the from of mules own»!
1111i by l’liltnrlny brothers wont down "RTIVES K'LLED
1 111.11 'romuno g
oral other young mun.
footiul; It is to be cousldored hard for
...........——-
In a heap In North Main street this
morning,
Many shop workers and those who':
not out early were slipping and slid-i
Iny, all over the Hill section
morning.
ported, but as: for an could he learned , a terrific tornado blow twenty canoe
there were no broken bones. thth some four hundred natives on
One of Enpronaman 11. J. Brown's 1.1111111, out $013011. The cable ehipflcn
horses also fell dn Woodward ave~ tlnol rescued 136 of them,
nae.
mrrurrown. Sierra Leone.
this 1 Africa, Doc. ll.—«Ovcr lit) natives ara-
trace of the remainder was found.
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