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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL THURSDAY AUGUST 6 I I
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5“ again “‘llPU the progress 0f Cll'lllla' tered with such precipitation and “"lL‘é opportunities.»
vigor will be waged at a tremendous
disutil hinge.
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"tion has turned the pioneers canoe
v.._.._..,_.-_.. -. A... u ._ Her tuslt is one for 3
Come while the Assortment is Still Good
~M linto the. canal barge, the flatboat and;
‘ tintionnl Hercules. Beset by enemies:
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PATRIOTlSM, :the ocean firefighter.
m _._.\ .._._,,_._,.,-. . . _. __ on all sides save one. she must ac-
“- takes ’War 10 mall“ llll‘ “0le (‘olnplish tlle seemingly impossible
- realize the cbfizpurutil'c pettincss of: CHICAGO'S 70° DEMOCRATS' ‘alld emerge “19 master 0‘ Europe, or
.suft'er destruction.
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Dressmaking Made Easy
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all other conflicts. At tllc mere. ilros- Candidates to right of him, candi-
Few well lnlormed persons tines-l
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» THE SOUTH uonwsLngmnaaaa or lama . a lull al a ou le- .. ausma omcm m me new. gig,:.,-,,,-,.-,-..,..,-- 86’
. . 'l‘he (‘Ulllillt‘l‘t‘t~ oi the Great Lanes tile drinund is here. boundless and \ \v-‘tlx-x-um-H ‘“‘ ’ .
EVENING SENTINEL . . . _ . _ as.
ESTABLISHE BY ito which this loch nt’folds needed re- llls‘dll'dl’a'i A fortune EWHllS any
1; AMES CCI SEN lie? is something of which the \loritillll‘dh. anywhere in America, W110 “111‘ l I . WE Count 0 P fit i F d t -’ y
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J ‘ I iiu general has little conception There . ”I‘M-E 1'“ S ”181 SBUSlY the 11111309 Sas- l s '1 _" 3""
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E." L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, lgfi no other artificial Waterway on trunoinn crating oi her Itikfihfllil-t instead of Dollars During gm;
PROPRlETORS. :earth that can approach the tonnage sens l . ‘
‘- - passing through the "Son" which is "'"fl‘fi l . Great Qu
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. ‘THURDDAX. AUGUST 6’ 1914 little ltnowu because it is out 01' the GERMANY AGAINST EUROPE. er
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u I T A A ‘weutcn path ol‘ travel, 13y \\ ii. Album. . .
a. I}? A ggffiORLPhéVyAC FOR Sooner or later we shall enter upon it Gerlllnni' two weeks ago had tote-4 _ .
. . fl . ‘ ' 1:; “atcrnuls development “in. it will seen her present predicament. ii is un- '
High tide 1.2.10 p. m, . - NM 1,. a, \v.. r , .. '"
S ' ~ - - . n —< ‘senlu ‘niericu with (‘flU'ilQ and “till ‘ t“ “m the \“l 0‘ the 10”“ U
ml rises 4.55.515 1.9x. . n aw a . _ ., ! t _,
l ‘ f i Q. d‘ f ”)1 lies would liait' legttn, t , “
._._.. -- ._, , - than“ 0 t10u.dn b 0 na'lgd' ‘ m Her ugrcssite conduct has Within a m .6
)_ EVENING §ENTINFL TELE-lm 01" “WSW rivers, “19 9353' and few days arrayed against her. actual When Clearing Sale Tillie Comes. “'6 Never Stop to Think Much ii
PHOE‘J'E "ALLS idle-up transportation thus allorded ly or potentially, nearly all the naa’ About What Merchandise €051 us, but Mark it to a figure “lat we ..
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93 zip—"News Department may be the chief factor in our t‘tltul'ell‘m": ‘" Bump“ and 11'ch Plated her Alloy. Will More u outw-l or its a strict rule meter to cum anything ‘9
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i 92,._Businegs De artment ftlfl‘elupllleill. Transportation begins'l“ 5"“ “la“ “11d" ”9 illoadl dlb‘; l er tonintltr slason 15 it what we lose in dollars and cents 15.!
f I 83‘1 Br’ h‘ Offi‘; N0 .11! 1with water carria e and returns to approxnl m the ”"51 0f “’9 “Grid. ? - ill-l3" “l5” X‘.‘ ill“ K0011 ““1 ‘dllll good \‘lcrds of the thousands of de- H
3 __ .mc C ’ rwa _ . g , . The campaign upon which she en~ lighted shoppers who tulle advantage of these extraordinary moneV- VI
pact of Great Britain being: involved dates to left of him. candidates to the 2.0 U i l ~ . . x
. . . 3 in to sit era '3' of 3i' ' - ~ ' ‘ ’ Th E I U I
in the continental struggle, the. lrish number of 700 on the Democrutic ball-‘HHt my amp 0mg} pom: 12:11:" (“:1 These are ”’9 Austrian officers w ho “"1“ COMM“ the W313 again!!! 581‘ 4 e aSIeSt Wdy '8 to Se all g“
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controverSy which had threatened thedot alone is what the Chicago Voter‘lllut matchless lighting machine crush mafimllttl'liilsfififdall“: lgnhlfi‘ilm hm. File DalOlURi‘aill “fl taken M recent Ad. t b! D F g".
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’ Integrity 01 the L-lnitll'O melted uwayivill face when he goes to the polls llle armies oi a continent? - 3 m l Jus a e fess ornl' l \ 9!
like n‘ist. Trill-lieu John llcdniond'in the approaching primary 91.2mm“ ‘ “'llfilelel‘ may be Germany‘s, re- "".m“"w"""""‘""" . ”"7"“ No more we“). ..m.mg on", no more tiresome .’ l g!
« . * ' . . , ., .. . New REGULATION eon FERER-‘ .. , . , . :’ i ‘
announced in the House of t‘ommons. Under direct primaries the crop of ”HS' howeltr, at ””8 moment, ‘01 S i Governments. : fittings. Let ”‘6 Dre” “m“ d” u' l "t!
‘ . ' ‘ . ‘ .ller rasllness and her bungling diplo.‘ AL MEAT INSPECTION. l 1!! view of the present shortage and Come any daV this week and let the expert ‘ n
amid wild cheer». Ill-ll lllc solelu- Candidates has been increasing i”.ma<-\' “h. asl'sf . , _ W . ;m h H. . f , ‘ . ' ' ~ " . . Hr
t i l -. l ,. . ‘ Y . li' . _ ' . . . ‘.' .. a . or no sllllpnth). And \\Abill.\GTOX. l). (2. .lug. binhe g p aw” 0 "19“" and the mu 1m“? demonstrator show you how u dress form Will sale . ’
men in git sun away even so tier. geometrical progression “till this Site is ioi‘iunate in her confidence and new meat inspection regulations Empelery pound or meat that is coildonluvl time page“: and sttength. II
and Ireland would be protected from deluge. let us hope the high water Pride; l0? unpreiumce‘d Americans (lining the slaughtering of cattle .0“ necessarily adds to the cost of proa' i“
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,, invasion by the united (‘zltltolics oflmark is reached. qllr'He had much ot their natural friend. sheep. swine and goats, and the prep. dudllh well that is passed, the new ; n“ most Mlle“ drc * lorul l the if
the south and the Protestants o'.‘ l'i-. No human being, though he have lineal; m." ‘i‘e intherlund alienated by ututlon “1 moot food products in in- “munch prollde mensurts “with, ‘ I Hall'BUIChert Ad.ustable /~
"instep—who "m thl other in Wt‘l‘e‘lle w. i f Q l W tile conviction that she is largely re- pppcted estubllslimcnts, “We signed the packers can sterilize and cuoitl 1 . . 1 2|
‘ *- “-. . l “5‘ om 0 ‘0 mm“ or ”19 l’ml“ aptlnstblo tor a stupendous crime by the Secretary ot‘ Agriculture on thoroughly certain ”1‘15”“ 01. “mum”; It adjusts ‘9 “”5" proportions. any woman can l.
_‘ ready to shoot euch other down. The cal acumen of Baillouse John, could against civilization. if Germany wing, July 15‘ 1914. sellit in cans or sealed containers. in: use the form, and will last a life time. i]
imilitallt Slll’l'l'zllilrllvs, contrmlllntv vote intelligently on a list oi". Tilt) might ““1 llaW- made right it site All the regulations become eiiectil'e beled plainly “swolld‘C‘ai-‘S Elwin“ During the demonstration. we are able to otter a it
greater milituncy, announced a truce. names, even with hours at his disposaimsefi' “ will ”9"‘Ni’lbull0n for a Sovelttber l, lilll. Cht‘t‘pl those gov- 911;”. ‘l' l ‘ Limited Nunllltfl‘ at Greatly Reduced Price. I"
Even the Socialists of fierinally,’:ll. Confronted by so huge and but \lmldwxrong that She‘mmm at “as" ernlng “1190““ mem“ which 5” ”n" w $9.112“ cooked ideal “huh; is
F d A i i l i . 1 . . . have promoted, . eflcct January 1' 15,15. the packers are to be permitted to sell, __ 1.
_ tame an usJ .l, \t l0 u Drillolllt thus a ballot in the brief time. tor, The blood of mp hundreds of tllousf The Department of Agriculture is as ”Second-class Sterilized." is the; . ‘ , I I" \( ' 2 , \I n
, Ire implucnhly opposed to wurture. l’dccision permissible ill :t voting llootllnands who will fall in this struggle limited by law to jurisdiction over the intent ”f portions of “Illillills ”‘9 fl” 01‘ A. . V i Q ) w ‘“ l 2..
have yielded to national need and stis- with a line waiting outside. the rot..'\\‘lll be. lirst or all. on the bend or slaughtering and patching establiph. WlllCll 1118 Old regulations permitted. " \ m“ L... H
.the Emperor and the bureaucrats or merits which sell their products in in- the packers ‘0 make ”“0 edible lard ’! _ A
STORE
n‘la‘ln
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. pended their propaganda. ier's confusion is easily imagined.
tefltnle 0, {New} commerce. These and mliow. The process of reuderlngl
establishments “mum“... 60 p9,. cent. served to sterilize the int and make;
of the meat used in the l'tliled States. it “Mire” hyglenie. The new 91““ 5‘
The slaughtering and packing estsba “W13 “W 138316 principle so as to still
lllements which sell their product lie the lean portions 01‘ this meal of hog cholera have been made much'covered with blisters. where his Cloth-
pholly within the State in which the “MC” heretofore makers have “mutate stringent. iing had been burned away. Drury
animals are slaughtered are beyond been allowed ‘0 39“ WV [001’ DUI‘DOBBSJ' Safeguarding Inspection Marks. ;cran‘led back into the wrec'kage and
the jurisdiction of the dupul'lllllé'lil. This “CW“ mum” scientific “"934 The rules and regulations governing‘rescued three other persons.
The new regulations. which occupy tigatlons made W specialists 0‘ “‘9 the disposal at condemned meat and? J. J. Lauderback. of Joplin, crawled
87 printed pages. nudity the many, department. ““1 by independent veter~ the use and integrity of the Federal through a window and Bfll'ed nine per.
amendments andmungs made since lllfirlflltfil and‘pllysiologistws which ll?” marks have been redrat‘ted to meet sous. pinioned under the wreckaue
the adoption of the Sld‘ms'lfl'atlbns‘nfl made it. clear that largequantitles of lulll’ all couditlhus which 1185‘ e duvet. He was obliged to fight with one :0:
April 1. 1908, and also add to the re “ii-"3'- which “'9 perfectly 300d 10"" oped during théflpus't six years” As a. man. whose child was lost, to make
uuirements n number of teawrw mu:- ‘v‘llen thoroughly coollcd little been result. it is made certain that the her leave the burning car.
Settled by eight years“ fixllt‘rlelll‘l‘ lll condemned ““3““ “i ”‘9 presence mark “Li. S. Inspected and l’ussed’Wau' The wrecked train, north-bound was
meet luSDliclloll and (‘Ulll'utmlns \‘Ilill 0‘ ”mm-V localized “3'5“ “7 “mm” ““ailpear only on meat that has passed late, having been delayed by a freight
recent scientific discoveries. animals. This meat is ”f the ”'90 a rigid nutc-mortem and post-inortenl wreck. Because of this, it was run-
Tllu more inllwrlmll cllllufltle‘. maul? which the German and Austrian Gm". inspection at the hands of skilled vet- mine on a freight train’s schedule. The
as the result of the. development oi emtuents have long permitted theu'feflnarlang‘ "motor was running on the Kansas City
veterinary sclduce and imwtlt‘fll ,t‘xlle- 93'5“” to sterilize by cooking and sell Raw Pork Prohibited in Certain Food,Southern tracks and evidently. its
Hence in meat lnSlM’llOlh “l0 “5‘ N" “ “hill” in a COM“ condition. l Products. ' .crow misunderstood the orders to
lows: . This “‘9‘“ which, “WW" finds. On account ofthe danger from trich-‘lneet the passenger at Tlpton Ford,
4 Diseased Animal- to Be Condemned ready “file I“ 1‘ 10“” pm” ”1““ "‘W’inae in pork and the luck of any known for it ran past the station withtut
" Prior ‘0 Slaughter. “m“ in Germany “ml “"3““ con".nirthod of inspection which aflordsan stopping. A mile south of the town it
The new regulations PTOVlde that sists of portions or ”“3 flesh 0f am"Tubsulute safeguard. the regulations met the passenger train. head on.
inspectors shall make a rigid nnte~ muls which have localized cysts OY‘pregcflbg that no muscle tissue or Drill-y told the story of- the wreck
mortem inspection. and if they find lesions ““0“ make “‘3 immediately *pork shall be allowed as an ingredient here today.
clear el'idieuce in the live animal of affected muscle 0‘" “93““ “““uablelot any article such as summer sausage.‘ “We were running about thirty-tile
the existence of a disease which unlits [01‘ t00¢. bl“ Will“ do “0‘ affect the ‘or similar foods which customarily are‘lnlles an hour,” he said. “when sudden-
its meat for food. they shall condemn remaining “951‘ °f “‘9 animal or fen"eaten without cooking. To be includ- ly there was a terrific impact, which
the animal Md prevent its entry [01‘ d" it unhealthtul. Portions (“3‘1““mi in articles which may be eaten was followed almost immediately by
sluttzhter into the food'prcpurlug ‘39“ organs or glands) “mam“; cysts orlwitbout home cooking. the pork nlustl the explosion of the gasoline reser-
partmenis of the establlshmcut. The lesions-are cut away and condemned“ have "been subjected to a temperature voir. By the time I crawled from the
animal so condemned must lie siaugh- These cysts and lesions do not comeytsufliclent to destroy all live tricllinaer wreck, both the motor car and the
tered in a separate place and put at from any of the highly dangerous dis-g or subjected to some other approved‘tram, fed by the burning gasoline.
.0309 into the denaturing ““1“ ‘0 be eases. for any indications 0‘ which maltreatment which‘may hereafter be dis- seemed a sheet of name. Fourteen
ltumed ““0 fertilizer 0"9‘1‘“ uon-edll regulations require the condemnation covered. men were riding in the smoker. and i
;.ble products. This rule is more strict ot the whole carcass. ‘ heard’ot only one who escaped."
than the ant'e-mortem inspection 9"” Under both the old and the new reg- The huge gasoline supply tank for
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’Iu Ame-richv though our peril is ill-g Fortunately such an abuse is its , ra Httnguiy. “110‘ made tluuton
_ , uur upon nervla, well knowing that
aimt‘ and concerns industry and comnown correctim, After the public has it must almost inelilullly provoke a
passion rather than human life and na-V‘hatl one or two experiences or this‘hlrger conflict. But it is impossible
mummy, the elicct has been just as‘sort, it will proceed to reduce the fun._tu believe that Austria-llungnry molt
”dirk“. There “'35 an luslfilll end ofjdumentully sound principle of the;he mm. 31"” WNW" assurance 01
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partisan “Chilling u! \\ilslliflgt0n..gpopnlar primary to a working basis a“) 8 gupp‘m' The “Grid 93‘
‘ . lpects little of ti 1
The organization of the federal re- that will make it “90mg ‘ ‘8 Hap: 1m.“ and the
”We board, was imperative. to plucel
{diplomatic scltelners of the court of
nation’s credit on a. sale basin?
Vienna; it expected much N the Ger-
ma ~
, , . l , FORTUNES IN PIE. ’ ‘n emperor and the German nation.
Huey ulglwthe bitter fight against theZ The ‘1; uestion has again been' Germany, in supporting her Aug.
unnflrmrition of Paul II. “n.1,”; mi 9 ‘l ‘ trianéally in her attack, on Sen-ins up:
tile at t it f"l ll ( .brought to public attention by the pears to have ”Help“; that Russia'
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“I“ e was "me" 0 “ll“ " ‘ n liallure of a New York pie butter. and would not dare to come to Serl'la's
fimnoemnd prompt .lpptoln. 0011- his announcement that he failed beamd' .Vt'hen ““33“!“ mobilisation has
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31;; s Eli‘lnlLl‘Htl i” differlnoes qndmnuse of "diminishing percentage or fzggllngezfiatn stateslmen .. hesitated,
, . .i ., i ll war w _
ll quest for p’lll} 'llil lntu.o in the“New Englandera in the New York 1 Russia meant.
,. . lGreat Britain. Then. finding Russia,
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.. any currency )m proliding for “1 Without knowing anything about inflexible. in a sudden fit of anger. as
Volumept gm'ernlnent-gunl‘nntced cur- ' ‘
. _ .venture a guess that he doesn‘t know.deaed “‘9 world.
the "lace of commerce halted by Subsequent events must have been.
19” seas and Clogged ports, imer'ioontage of New Yorkers within reachzto Germany. Italy has" refused to
, |of his pies probably hadn’t more to,help her alliel, excusing herself be.
binds to restore American ship-l ‘
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”mm“ the passage or a Dm'Ohlosns or Tennesseeans or Daltotaslfimnhelp item “1:139 would. (or the
2 a an or wo
‘or Arlzonluns or Californians. Pie is y u revolt rather than
.me' and the right 5°“ °t pie “"11 flndlpressor and present rival. .And .6 it
.patl‘ons as syrup draws flies. wlieiherxltaly is‘ drawn into the war. it Will
.it be displayed on a quick-lunch coun—j probably be to‘ strengthen the Triple
lEntente. joining‘Bl-itain, France and
now become “dual."
On every side Germany laces difll-
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less notable was the patriotic ac-
ot the western railroads. on the
flange” strike that would “wetter or concealed in the French menu
“a truiiic and might have prom a Broadway lobster palace.
‘ , 8.. panic, Withbut a Word The old myth dies hand. There is‘
the President pointing out them pie belt. Or if we‘re is, it is co-
_ . ‘ . .war with France. and possibly with
polsagutof amendments to the enter ipopulution.”
. :tllis gentleman and his product. we ll appears. they drew the sword and
any as large as our nationul‘debt. ‘
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must he is talking about. Tile per on the whole, bittol'ly-disappolnting
inflict, lmd quarreled for decades»
trio with it than the percentage oricam of their azuresalon. Italy could
lam purpose without debate or
_ . .light for hatedfiustrln. their old op-
Russia against the “Ti-{pie Alliance,"
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" Sanitary Regulations.
The regulations governing the sunl-i
of the situation, they agreed‘
time of general uncertainty
‘ a‘alarm, we are as unanimous’
french or the Germans.
workmen. tar-mars, met-a
but Americans, living
4, ity and the humanitar-
ertorming whatever ser-
ml» the help of our 1933‘
.down, or on the blus.,you will
" ‘ mince" oi: pumpkin pie as a; Pilgrim"
extensive with these United States.
Take us across continent, or up and
and an American city or'town
hamlet. where plats not enthralled as
the Great American Food. Foreigners
pick up the‘iple 'lluhxer,"g;lld the art
of making pies us they pick up the
MEG. and in less than hail the
time. In the mediumapriced restaur-
ants-oi! New. York. Chicago, Boston.
New (rhesus, Denver or. SanFrancm
co you Willset arllullclous apple on
not l
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‘cultles that will menace her after lierl
tirsl: bold onslaught. Austria already.
seems ll. broken reed. Nearly bank-l
rupt when she baxandlostilltles, with
filer medley of peoples" lacking unani-’,
mltY, with altostile "racial elements at?
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scribed in the old regulations. ulatlons, in cases where 'the diseased
Heretotore. animals showing some condition is trivial and strictly locttla
evidence of disease on auto-mortem ln- lzed, the unalfected portions or the can:
spection’were slaughtered on the same cuss, which are tree from any BEEN“:
killing floors as healthy animals. and clan. of. disease. are passed for toot!f
110m. and in the field like has made‘wefl not finuily condemned until they and allowed to be sold in the raw
‘ ' ‘ " . 7’ ‘were subjected to post-marten: exam- state. * p ,
gigsgosreuaulnatthosmalh WEB‘kfinatiou. , ' - ' On the otherlmnd,’ all oat-cusses and
meet afifilfimm“ :0" turn to; Under the new rules“ Wilel‘fi‘ the: all parts diseasedto tenement render.
‘ , ,. u ion or eastern unto-marten ins actor. s‘ peels a live in: them unilt=tor~tood1réooiitlfimnod
frontier P lit! . ‘ >
A510. Gs ‘ t 7 . " shim-.1 at, having a disease which Between‘these' into classes lies the
mag,“ rpre$$fasn§a Pm fifil‘dl‘ is class of meat awhlcllmny be. sterilized
v . ‘ “891‘. _ ‘s OW’
i Milt render it unfit for food. but“ I! _ th “do“ This w
. l a. nun , l , he w l,‘ tut er a new-reg“ 5- .
lusthat she alone. is More worthy of not, ce 0! this condit on
all Germany's powers, . annals ' is
s mflmuk‘ the animal “U. S. slats of parts of camsasbolleyed to.
‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ . » - . - . "uvhicbwul make its carcass be entirely-healthful. but-winch some;
0mm“ tram the 9‘“ With “ml?“ tsubiect, to useful pogt-mortem sum from carcasses effected to economist.
Dump" "GMLBmBm'S mammaullnuflom The summer-tam insullétorls greater-tenant than Would allow. the“
. as; lath
l Suspect-
r. The» rules are very explicit as to
the provision or washingund toilet ia- who escaped, as a number of the bod-
9ilitlestfot the help; as to the .condi-l
tary condition or "packing establish-
ments, the cleanliness of employes.
‘and the core at utensils and instru-
ments have been redratted‘ into a se-
ries 0t definite rules. This. it is be-
lieved. makes compliance with the
rules easier on the part of the packers
Ind makes detection of violations slin-
pler for the inspectors.
flan of. clothing find as to the clean-
liness or ”time halide of those handling _‘
the meat The. rules. also explicitly
prohibit»:tileppsslngflot,mtswnicuhas
been moved to hitch napalm be- '
’the car's big motor burst with the col-
lision. saturating 'thejmprisoned pas-
sengers. Then the "gasoline caught
tire.
Bodies of many of the dead were
almost consumed and many persons
pinned beneath wreckage sustained sea
vet-e burns in addition to wounds.
Complete identification of the dead
will have to await a canvass of those
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tea are unrecognizable.
REWARD FOR ROBERTS.
Greenwich .Prlaoner Escapes from
Bridgeport Jail.
ml ‘5 “It“ ””909 “0m “10’ ' — ‘ ’ r n m: lemon tile . . _ . . _ .,
.. . , . . , .1 , Lilla. authorised “to detain the animal passing 0 i one 93,. 91'. , p o a) contaminated by; contact. with William H. Roberts, of Railroad aw
Hana-whatever Gm“ warships In“‘itor further observation and taking. or raw Mate... amuse thflil'MS'leIj 9 m ‘ ‘ ,
. . _ - p , , , . , , ,, . ~ - . condemnodameat-Orlkmves.‘ 11885. in one. Greenwich, who was sentenced
"“9“!“ ,lnt°,th.°.°ilfin._.§nd.3~lll’ do} It. mgmwhgre that seems, £9“le “6:33:10? which. {all .Bulchfllmlimfl mnt- , . ,l , , from. the Borough com, July 2’ for
M. . " billet 11838 ill the Bridgeport jail, on
V I 7 intoxication. breach or
. l. . ‘ resisting an ofllcer, es-
“9129" "h, Workup on the garden of
" dinner, which adjoins the
‘ Julyl29r A reward of $100
.oflered for his capture. Rob-
8' W one at a gang. which had
' K1 . the. police considerable
_. twill! around the depot...
mutilate aver turnedmtubalrsd ’1 3.“;
sawmill! Worthy ’ " enfilio
«PAVING 'BlDSaUPENED.
. ‘ tins yesterday utternoon
. ‘ 6“ but construction cummittee
new» the“ WW} bridge: ,pavlns
med. Bids more “colleen-om
Mira Construction Company, or
' "mix at New
way.
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