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Test Was Made, and Six Cars Were Used to Exempliiy Conditions
Said to Exist in Proximity ot Nash’s Corner, When'l-‘our
Lives Were Snuiied Out—Lights Can be Extinguished
BNINPIEIEN IXNININIIINN [II WIINESSES IN NNJNININN'
INWN, ll IS SINIIN. INSI SNIIINNNI' NIIEIINNNN
Utilities Commission’s Engineer, 6. C. Eiwell, Who Took Notes,
Confers With The Coroner
WIJSTI’ORT, July :T.—lt was de- ’l‘rollcymcn‘s l‘nion. said tirat the tests
moustrated to t‘oioner John J. Hie-made “'0” WWW Uht‘s-
lan luda) 11131 lights in 11,1. 1,01; s11; Coroner l’helau Irad planned to hold
11:11:11 on the trolley litre going tlrrouIch‘I the tests (Marl). but he had to 111111 on
this town could 111 emhmhjhhm mo, itil nearly noon to secure conditions on
menturily by a drag 11111111 the current the line as e\ist11d Wednesday night.
due to many (111's tru1eli111: through a 'lhe regular cars running as then, and
block simultaneously Three toetslntttr‘ the 11: 30 rcgului car Iett here
were 111 ids by direction or 11111 coroucr the conditions were equal to those 011
as a part of his inquiry into the trt-Iil 11191113111 01 the collision
Icy (‘Ullihltlll here last Wednesday 11 1111s blfllt‘d lhhl “llhl‘bst‘h
night. 11 heir four persons were killed.
have
loy employes 1111 the (1111-5 which had of the wreck and who claim that they
been at the Country Club signal box. were extinguished tor 11 short time,
in the western partofthelown. claim I [7110“ (‘OIICIUSIUH 01' the 10515 Coro-
ed that the signal lights there were her l’helan stated that he would hear
very dim, while iiiotor‘men and others Bridgeport “111185805 til Bridgeport
who were at the i\'cstport signal boxIIdur-ing the afternoon.
claimed that the lights burnt-d brighbi
ly. tittieials of the company claimed'
that operation of 11 number of curs 111
the block would not dim the light. 'l‘heI
been found and hate bceu subpoenaed
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At the hearing last 11111111. some trol-‘ who saw the signal hshts at the tune
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Soldiers and INationalists .Clash
in Battle Alter Gun Run-
M08 13 SNIN IN
HNVE HRH] HNSI
Troous Then Discharge (ions in
Air, Finally Shooting Into Crowd
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l)l'lil.l_\', Ireland, July 27.
(11‘ 1111111111 and the greattr part of Cath-
olic Ireland was today in a state 01 the
glcatest extitenlent mer yesterdm s
tontlict between the regular troops ot .
the British 1mm and the Irish \a
tionalisls which resulted in the kill
ing of four persons and the wounding
of mam others. tern of whom “$1,?
{still 111 hospital today In a serious con-
dition. '
Day 11nd dawned today helorc the
police succeeded in dispersing the
lcrowds marching through the streets
singing patriotic songs and looking for
soldle1s oi the Second Battalion 01
the King's Own Scottish liorderers, on
Iwhom to inllicl vengeance.
’tatal events of yesterday, when the
Bordorcrl‘woro ordered out to prevent
‘Ithe landing of arms and ammunition
for the Irish Nationalists Volunteers. '1
~Thet'ity1
for the .1
tutu till 1111
HIS 1111111 lllIlINiI
Rye Beach the Scene oi a Merry?
Gathering Saturday, Sports
and Dirnsr Being
Enjoyed I
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A most enjoyable timeI and thel est
:91 held was the verdict rendered by
every member of ther Clover Leaf t‘lub,I
who attended on Saturday the sixtlii
annual shore dinner'of this social on:
sanization, composed of the lore-men:
ot' the Lockwood .\l‘nufacturiug Com ’
this.“ " “ clNNllIHIN MIN N18
[[68 CRNSNIN
Fifteen of the office it rte and waits
men 01' the New York office jcinch
Taken to Stamford Hospital tor
Treatment
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RNWNY NN
EPhilip Crippen, olNew Yorit, Falls
Through Bridge While Run-
ningior Car
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this war, and helped to make it al
most sutcesst’nl ail'alr.
It was agreed at tht ending of the
sixth inning oi the ball game to ca‘l
it off :1» it was getting Iltal‘ time 101‘;
the dinner The score was 1111-11 a 11‘ 1,:
I to T, 11111 '\1'ill hekplayed off next;
1,\c:1r,l1\ 1111111 giving his name as
It was a 111') t intcrt. tin; game and (rimmh of 35 West .\‘inctyclghth
some fine 111.115 were nude in old street .\ew York and an empicye o
time stun on both sides. .losephI who Lite Hollander-Athenian Steamship
Ipitched for the. factory nine, struc 1 1““9- 0’ 3‘3“? street. .\ew \ork him
out ten men in siv innings the NOrWulk llosmlal. sullcring trout
The dinner lasted tron ti until 8 a broken right ”35' injuries to his
o-‘1Ic1k. and during that time an or right shoulder and numerous minor
1cl1estr1 til ~ix 111111 on tlip‘itouised tip to cuts and bruises.
Idatc i:111.<i1_ and II ..II \‘uudeiillo 111 He made the effort, last evening. to
catch tht1 ti'tiin standing at the Ronny-
ltlsts 11111111111111 from New York (‘1’)'
node it 11 most tulip-able and enter. “’1‘ railroad station, 0“ 111:1 ount ol‘ 3‘“
. . .. . ' - ' I ‘ 1'.~'.
taming :Ill‘Ill'. .\11 11~h tray made o: 0“" utcrdent 1.111111. but was “1 ‘
«cps-“111 in the ciiort. and while 1'1111-
111111; alter the train. he fell through
bridge mer Rowaytcu avenue liis
11:.
solid 111011211 frt '11 the factory was pre-
n‘titittl to emit 1:1111. It was dcsiru
ed b1 In: 191 K111 o\ the designer of ”W 1
1111 factory triers “ere heard by brederick
lilclrard ll Pattin the treasurer of i. orkwocd and others and a telephone
the. Lockwood Co’prpunv was the message was sent to South Norwalk
toastmaster. ' '. for the ambulant a, which had but just
I ‘ 1
The same officers were m~elected returned from 1101111011. in response
to another call. Beniamiu Hertz. 11c-
‘for another town.
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(Contlnued on Ninth Page)
The crow . lindin that ti o soldi rs.
I d K I e ‘ Urent credit is due to the commit-
YPAST “no"o's H‘VE h'id been ordered t 11 i i la
1 0 row 11 11 1 r-
SAIL ““0 DINNER racks attacked the1 royal barracks”e “ho arranged for the good time.
and consisted of Messrs. Dudley Ray-
I11 here the lioidcrers are stationed and
testimony was so triuch at variance
that Coroner Phelau ordered 11 1111111011-
titration.
011 the third test this afternoon with 1 1 . .- ~ . 1
new“ cars climbing the State street PAST 12 pt. lclamored for the soldiers to come out. ’I'mI‘I‘Iv 350W“ IIN‘IM‘ 31:1]:n'1‘dhcm:
’ ‘ 1 1 , I _ , .‘Illl rII llflli‘s \t‘." “SK 1111 A 'RT»
grade—up which grade went the" One 01 11,9 finest 011111135 91911 91130). 'Finally the 11101 knot ked down a gateISIIIIIeI _
Ied by the Past Archons of the tmprov
led Order of Heptusophs, of this stute.I
11vas enjoy ed Saturday, when the mem-
15 seconds went out completely. Tire beta of the association from this cit) .
extinguishment was two minutes andteutertaiued the Past ANhons to a
fifteen seconds after the seven curs 3°“Y 5““ across the 30““ to 03'5““
left the Isiuial box nt, Mestport centennu‘ and one or ”‘9 ”"10““ lloton
to IIIIInI, the 11111.011 the prev.ious Point shore dinners After the din-I
freight car which hit passcugtr trolley
291 on Wednesday night—the lights 111
both signal boxes dliumed and then for
tContqued on .\‘Inth l‘t‘xe)
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IMITOMIIBILES STRIPPED
MIT-08 GOLLIDE I AT BBUNTM GLUB
IIII PEA‘T SWAMPI
While the members of the Somali:
Louutry Cluh were enjoying them-
selves on Saturday Months in the
tests the lights had not been affected. 1191 a 3110” business session WM' The right from sheet Of the auto-
Tire third test 51“,de that cars couldI held. The guest of honor was Su- ‘mohilc belonging to 113,11 Smith, 01' (‘hIDhOUSe 5111‘“ ””8105 $1le "81““-
IIIIIble automobile tires from several
South Salem. N. Y.. crumpled
when it struck the rear 01 another .3“va “MC“ “’9'“ parked “9‘" the
machine ahead while passing through house The “”9"“ cut'from the m”
Peet Swamp, late yesterday afternoon. tomohile Of Jame“ “ °°d of “ est
Fortunate 1‘01- the occupants of the street, two automobile tires and full
valued atIabout
be moving while the signal lights were preme Archon ‘1 G Cohen Of PMS-
out. burg, Penn. The association holdsv
Superintendent Chapman. of Bridge-I an outing and dinner annually, but all
port. stated to the coroner that the were agreed that Saturday time was
voltage of the current on the line was the greatest they ever enjoyed as the
the same as on Wednesday night. The t'ocal members have outdone them- damaged machine the driver had the equipment,
Norwalk- Bridgeport section is sup-I1?eh es hi preparing for their Comfort brakes on at the time of the accident From Raymond Ilelts CI" 01153313“
plied by the power houses at both ends and entertainment otherwise they might have received one NOTWBIK (in “MI"! Spare “heel
by special circuits and the current is . -1 Ilnjuries. Smiths car was following “1'9 and adeBs ISlolenII Thel milztter
fed inde eudeut of the city lines. closely the car ahead mad when the “as reporte ‘0 “9 9° (‘91 “ ‘0 “"9
I in the: first test three cars wereESTDDK MARKET IN driter of that car suddenly slowed the 0339 under “I“Ieiifi'iauIlmv “I1“ “(I9
started from Peat Swamp. which is down, Smith attempted to turn to the trace 011119 culprts rave teen 01111
the next sivitch west of the Country GREAT EchTEMENT left to prevent a collision. The re-t AWN"? at "‘9 K"°b
Club. and three from the Westport , !sult was that the spokes of the right! P9“? tilieits I“ the Knob COMING
center box. On the night of the wreckl NEW YORK. July 27.1—T11e local forward Wheel struck the hub of tth On Saturday (“"9“"‘5- M15.Nellle
three cars bearing the picnic party stock market opened amid scenes or left 1‘91" wheel Of the maelilne ahead LINEN?“ Who has Charge or the PIC-l
‘ came from the west, passing Peat great excitement today. Conditionsin breaking them. and causing the rim nlc house, reported that some one
Swamp switch, where a freight car IContinenta] Europe growing 01110151111; to cave-in. A repair car from F. E. had 911181811 the building “Id 181103
' and two empty cars were at the West; Servian crisis and accentuated by Lockwood and Company towed thcj$13 from her pocketbook Several dais
'port center spur. Today a 1101: car. what appears to be a critical phase in damaged auto to the garage. and the‘ago President H01 .1110 By rite reported
Weighing, according to Superintendent the Iriilt troubles, caused severe loss-I party was taken home in a livery c1111. the lost of IS2-‘1 . and other members
Chapman three tons more. than the es ouJoretgn exchanges. The gravityI .
freight car, was used at the east end.‘ Io! the situation may be judged from F‘RE AND WATER
Tire Six cars went into the block The the fact that the Vienna Exchange is1 I
signal lights shone brightim but there to remain closed for several days,l no $5010009AMAGE
i1 Banner Bakery, 5 Monroe St.
‘was some fluctuation in the current. iwhilo the Austro—Hnngarlan bank rate I
" On the second test the results were was advanced without-warning " SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July 27..-—.
Prices here held far better than in Fire 111111 water cauaehnflmue estt- _ “‘7'”
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THE 111111111) 1011‘!
about the some, although an extra curl
bond” were “mum‘s “UAW?“ mated at about $50. 000 today in the
seven points. Cdnadlan Pacific, “lemme“. The tire started on the first
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Wfis-‘n-Q
clry taken from the bathing
houses
while they were. in the water. '
was used on the Westpcrt end. Then
"csmeths third test, with all seven cars cans were down from two to almost five stor Str 11 bl c o
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starting from the Westport end to y 9 g o 1‘
limb: the Stats street grade It was yielded over- six points in London, floor. traveled u an
airshaft and mush- -
during this test. that the lights showed opened here with a less of 3 1-8 points ‘roo med out cup the Ifourth and fifth
'e extent of the weight placed 1111011 Declines of one to two and a half.
he current. 1‘ r ‘ lpolnts livers recorded in the initial
Chief lushsotor Elwsll, of» the fair trading by St. Paul, Northern Pacific,
Utilities Commission and Coroner Denver and Rio Grands, Nd, and many
lanIIioth expressed surprise that other. active stocks; Steel Isnd Read-1
' llAVERSTRAW . 1111-. 2.- 1.—
110 cm s. -- ., . 1
Mrs, Rose Wagner jumped trom 1111;
third story to the root or, tité Monitor.
Building-.7 nextedoor. 11.11 root wear
Ia.
:11! killed his son-'1“ law. Eugene M.
wman. \Ivaiv ed examination and was
t
,I he-lltht‘s triers s1: timed The 11:10- tug were héwliy dealt in at relativelyI throng: '3‘“ 9:1 “g” $311911. 8“ fi’gggf‘egfsictm: :fiitgmmym
terrace of the, cm tent ed “111”th moderate recssol‘ons. The market “' u on to 'm o” ""my corporation room today, He 51,0011
mo. mu 0 incl-ins Utmannatarta
21,16 311mg 111.1: the fifth story. out, “W“ ”uh “my 01111111111111; “‘ "m
I i II “111 $1.31. Em" and ‘ooumdorIn and smiled to others. He
11 ‘11“. 113“ down "I at! waived lamination through his
'm s ’ M 11y, 'counui. no mention at but was made
din-lug the proceedings.
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'mvwm mdfliti through the period continued revel-1111‘ 111111311511 tho- that
”or tile tut hint during the fifteen «1:4 hour with 11111111611 weakness “in mi
ends when 1119 lights in both signal dun Pacific, which expanded its you
1130:ch root out. The signals were. to four points. 1 13'
‘ ”Somme by the two officials. at tit.
mom Superintendent em' I I I .
11. 91 W 11! ”WW Hillel-v " K.
'mmmmmmrom 3111ch Im
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‘4...- m.
{IN—11131111“ Menu in ”Mir Jmm and
I t: it part. I but”: 11:!
cmm’Tthhga-d
S200. i
have had money and articles of‘jew-‘
companion liy Becker, the night or-
derly at the liespitul. draw the anrhu
lance down, and the man was tat-e11
into it. and hurried to the hospital.
11010 Dr. Francis I, Buruell attended
him. His injuries. as ghcn, 111101'0.
Iwcre attended to. and he is expected
-to ram er
Bridgeport Man Hurt.
Peter Petrtno, of Bridgeport, was
found beside the New Haven road
itrucks a short distance. from the ft-nv.
Iayton station, last night, suffering
,t'rom 11 fractured skull, a crushed leg
and other injuries of a less severe na-
ture. lie was removed to'the I105pltul
in Stamford. where it was found neces-
sary to auipntate the leg. His con-
Idition today is serious. it is supposed
that he received injuries in trying to
Ibcard a moving trslu.
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Fairiield Authorities Scour Sour d
Fi'om New Haven to Norm k
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The shore of Lcngdslsnd Sound
and the waters of the Sound from
New’fisven to South .\‘orwalk were
searched yesterday afternoon 11."-
tProsecutlng Attorney Ciitus King
and Deputy Sheriff 11 R.. I1l11ord of
FBsnner Bread leads “‘91“ all. IFalrtleld, in an attempt to 11111] the 1.111113 b. ttcrly rcpents l: 1.: mad action by flcoru1 Davii.
Ebodies ol the 'two men who were
ldrowned a “lack ugo'oi’f i'eniiel rest,
after 11 drunken row in :1 Des. \‘o
" sign of the. ~bodies was found, but
dwellers along the shore were noti-
Jfled to be on the lookout for them.
1 Louis Kalnoki, who was arrested
William V Cleary town ole ‘k or havvas a result or the dl‘cwnings, will he 0f
erstgdw. who on Thursdrv last. shot
arraigned this morning in the Fair
iletd town court and his Fast} will 15
continued at least 11) days. Judze:
Bacon “shaman of Fairdcld and.
Prosecutor King are anxious that 1.11::
bodies be found because of the h-
ialiility- o: the state to go on v 11
their case against Kalonl'l because (1-
the luck of. the «1111115111111: the
bodies wows-apply.
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I —0L§RBANC£ SALE
of menu. me hate worth $11.? 0 to
$1.00. an. price. :2 75 Leno; Mil
111m. 81 60.1 Jim 82150. Nomik.
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WAR. 1113 11111113 11111
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An Engagement of Some Importance Reported to Have Occurred
on the Danube, Yesterday, England and Other Countries
Reported to be Mobilizing Troops
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HNSNESUIIEN INNIININI 1‘ WI NEBINNNIINN
Peace at All Europe Depends on Whether Russia Will Step in to
Save Servia From Crushing B ow
‘-.'lr'.\'\‘.-i, Jilly 2'1". vileports from were said to have been tired upon from.
HULgary state that s: riian troops on the Scrvian side of the Danube and
board ‘11 steamer on the Danube near to 1111111 returned the fire
THPC‘S‘K-lblll have filed on some Aus~ LONDON July 27 .-—It was reported
trian troops The Austrians returned today that Sir Edward Grey. British
the tin and 1111 c 11111121111111.1111 or" sortie Foreign Secretary, had made success-
importunte ensued. it is considered ful representations to Germany, ital!
probable this is another version of and France for 11 conference between
ytsterduy‘s encounter. the representatives of those countries
A rumor current in Scmliu yester; in England on the Austro-Serrian sit-
day said the first encounter bet"-1 ecn nation with a v'lew to cooperative
Austrians and Servlans had occurred mediation
near Serniir-lrin, test-uty-i‘our miles 'lhe mere fact that hostilities lick
southeast of iclgrade, where some ‘1
Austrian infantry lt‘ontinued on Second Page.)
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ESGAPES Tl'llllfl TIME
FBIIM M' FKIlLMIlI,8
SMITRMUM
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v11. gels center-int;
MAINE MITDIST
WITHOUT LIGEIISE
Judge 12‘. I.\l. Lockwoodyheld court...’
this morninfz and rendered judgment
in hii‘t‘c cases .1."\\' l'. \Vhitehousc.
211d, oi Portland. .\lc., who is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, I’. \‘1'. llroohs, his
relatives of 1121151 avenue. was charged
with two counts, on:- oi' not having an
operator‘s 1111:11sc and the other of
violating truiiic rules. 0.1 the foimer
charge he was lined Silt 11nd the actual
costs. lie was found guilty on the
second count, hut sentence was 5115‘
p1 ndcd us the court viewedIthat there
.v.'ns a misunderstanding by the deferr-
dant or the traiilc omccr‘s signals,
Henry Chopin, of Bridgeport, was
freed atter he had paid the actual
costs 01 his case. He Was drunk 01‘
Saturday afternoon, and ,hefiell ii
t'r':.;t oi' the .Icfl’trsorr house 111 \\'n'.
street, fracturing his nose and ether-
1wire dis iiguring his incc 'll:c tictuu.’
Ico-its in his case o'crc hcavv. they be
:iug 5‘11. 71'), which izicl‘ «led 1100101 '8 fccs
'fUI- atttzng ms nose. lie 1 as 3150 .1111- sgciitlc-rs told the1 motorman he had
ed $1. but this was remitted upon pay. Nae in the dire-11011 of Norwalk. Con.
meats cf the mats. 119.1110 11117111 Silvei‘man was notified
George Castle, arrested Est week arrt 1“ ”‘0‘" “‘9 9"“ train
drunkenness was glveu the same her-”11111111101111 \ew'stad 07' Ccnsta.
$1 and actual. 11.111 crmuir 11.1! glitcd from the train
Sidney Newstud, for the third time
within 11 tew Vic-elm,- escaped from his
attendant nt Mcr‘aiirind's Sanitarium,
i11 \K'cstport, Friday morning, and was
1114:1111 captured and returned to the in-
stitution. Sidney is the son of H.
Newstntl, a milliner of Atlantic street,
Stanrtcrd. lie got out of his atten-
dant’s sight and went to the village,
for the railroad station. He sat in the
front seat of the trolley car, anold
.\lotbimnn .J. 311.
the last six weal-:3 and had left and
was goinc to his home in Stamford.
.\ity‘eis became suspicious and tele-
phoned from the station to the sani-
tnr'um and learned that Newstati had
rscupcd. lly the time the motorman
111:1! returned 1) the station platform
the j't‘ith had disappeared, and by-
Ii'lo
scn Circe as (‘11:: pin,
1c. ts With the 11111.1 returned at Lust Ix'orvnilk and walked the
_____‘ __ 11111.15 toward Satigaltirk, About mld~
I 1753' between Sangatuck and East;
‘SDBIIY HE SHUT UP
BBSTDN EXPRESS
\‘1‘:111"it he found .\‘cwstad hiding in a
patch of 11.111415 lie br-Jufeht him bsclc
to 1.11:1 viii-.ttte, and notified Dr David
.\.lcFarlaud, who took Newstad back
to the sati-iturinm.
111111131111 July :7 —:‘uarres ~tew- ‘Neii‘fi’ad 9593““
art r‘urnell, the Brooklyn young man SCVet‘al wears ago and was captured
II. 110 hot two men and u v.1 email on 11 in Bridgeport. Two weeks ago he es-
caped from his attendant, but was
téi‘ngnized in the crater (i‘ the town
also an inmate oi:
1out‘i hound Boston express, Sathrday
1.111111. $01.11 after“ it tutored the city
“1 112m meant to azioat. anybut' y”, the '~'.‘1.i1:1.i'111:ri, 11 ho returned him. ,
he ‘sai d in the 111‘ch county jal \e ~—- -——- -——1-— -.
t ezday. '1 was cr. 2y. .111 11119 11ml WAT 3.331.131! AUTD ST IN (DUST.
1151.11 Cllil'TCllGd and E'hL 11‘ d it) i 211“ l) 1""- TEBBURY, .1111: 21—3) the
go 1011-: people in bpl't_l__,l(31.l = '11: curt this 1:13 ring, the case
'33'd “‘ y demos to “Lu“ 9' “1"“ I“ 12:31 is: i'razrlt Dillliél‘, a most mm,
Austin 1 ”B1 “‘1 531‘ C11 “ ’0 “ w ”112.15- caaiinucd 11:: two weeks. Rauser .-
F‘. 1'" .119”,
111150 Shot by ‘9'!" 5" 1" 1.; (11:11.;cd with operating an automo-
Iaiive cahl‘ {“1111 11111 ~39 91‘3””: “‘5‘ L‘Llc 1211;10 under the idiom-to of
‘ .111 hi: tantct 16X 61 11159“ 1“ 11mm. and bends 0155th were requir- '
. T‘mbm' WI]? was 01” in m“ 11:11, I" (11. 111.11 111211 hire r1111 ‘nto former Sen;
“CCUWP‘DE- cloz‘ illn‘t'zi anionic?! (,1 on Edit!) Mat 3
'-‘““"‘“"""“ " strut, Saturday 11"g 1. Int 10 one was
~MCOZJLIGHT EXCURSION, ~ inju‘..‘d. The 1:11am :ivrn for‘ths
undcz‘ staple}; of Baptist 12143211111111
Monday, Aug: 3. 8-9. m. 5.!132’111
“Rebel."I capacity I880. like I 71. :.
1111111611 at Pastor's drug 1.11m 1.1123
nicdicu's grocery slots, at .\‘a-mtkr‘
vlibrarinan‘o stationery sicr. ‘ .‘x‘ itr
Main St Olendenllgs drzg 1:69.13
.\‘crtflk. -
33.1.11er 1'1
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‘contztrtzanm was that .\l:.
11'. 11rd will he unn'iie to smear
court for t‘1‘.‘o \x'ezlts. '
:::.c: tozlr' n; c for
'rf. ”127.11 111. {11.-Jr. Spud: l '1 01 I:
’11:" .zciattj-z Arthur it ‘1! .t1-
'tcn 131591.: garage, ltatlrtsd Arc.
‘ Phsno 893-4.
/_]r1 .'1 "I “.393!
1" 'r'
where he boarded the 8:40 trolley car ‘
.\I'eyer's that he 111111 '
been employed at the sanitarium for " '
to East ‘
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