memes .1870
Some Dillerences oi Opinion lie-
‘gardlng the "toner in Which
Selections lore Made
it I l .
Alllll llAllEllS WAS
" flBAlllllll All
A slilh i4 ; ‘
Second and Filth Wards Got To-
gether and timed Delegates
l i
It was not until after considerable
wrangling and confusion that the doles
gates of the five words of the City or
W.
old in the City flail. and elected
too lol- the state, county, con-
» greasiona‘i senatorial and probate con-
ventlons.
The delegates were divided into two
pronounced camps. The majority ot
the second, Third, Fourth and Fifth
Ward representatives were lined up
.-against those of the First ward, all
members of the Jettersonian Club with
several Second ward men in sympathy
'-‘ filth the contentions er the First dis:
is
Tucson LAMB
, day. Ne
trlct delegates.
...—-—~—
Allin. l. Ashlin?” '
illllllllllll. or Billillll’lllll
illll‘ lllil‘li‘llllll’li on
in Fall Millineryet‘lhe Hotel *
Glillord, Saturday, Sept. 12,
1914 Doe Day Only in a. m
Till 5 p. m.
‘ see Mrs‘. stoeaa’ra's V, hats. Get
something exclusive ' and ‘fd'itrerent.
'lPrices reasonable. Materillis and-
styles high class. She Will be glad to
meet all her old friends and strolls
who remember her better: a; Miss
or Norwailr and vicinity cordially in<
, vited.«—Adv » ‘
WW
16c 19.
psi 20c. and 25oz. 9tew’z
lb Roast, 160'. to 22¢. ;.Pbt
sheen vs. Norwai
momentum
aides): Second
liilllillll tilllilii
l‘lsmes- communicated to Desi
filled, But Flrshlen Savod This.
this afternoon at one oclock; in the
middle or their Water street yard. The
and is in the center at two other sheds.
one containing cement and the other
miscellaneous articles. .
The flames quickly communicated to _
a coal bin across the Way from the
burning structure, containing bitumi-
nous coai. "yy
The teamsters he‘d been sitting
around the yard eating their lunch.
when Daniel Hogan. the yard tore-
man, noticed the domes issuing from
the barn. An alarm was speedily sent
in from so: as. and the south iNm-
walk Fire .Department‘resbonded ‘ln ‘
short time. The barn was a raging
'“
l When the
W
Just started to horn. 5nd, to the taro
sheds on th other side of the hm
building, th barn itself being beyond
control. -1’» , .,
Spark: carried danger to the sur-
rounding sheds and to the “loom
buildings at the Crotut it Knmr
shop nearby Employee‘ of the hilt
‘ano'p patrolled the roots ot the (litter
preventing them from taking lire;
started had not been obened todoy.
and no one entered it so far as he
knew, and how'the are started is a
question. The sheds. are insured.
tree-Line, 1on
color star 'l‘licLD’
won—-
Sirloin steak, zoo. in
Porterhouse steak, 22c lb,- \
Hamburg steak, 16c.'ib.
Lamb chops, 20c lb
Cheapest place in town, . it,
New York Market,
143 Washington 'St.
G. A .R. MAN DEAD.
MERII‘DEN. Sept.V1 11.—doll!) L. Ilutii-
errord. president or Foal. '
Post. G. A. 43)., at d“
‘30 span. in, 3191'?!”de
hats. O'Brien s. .
ALh SAn’: hFROM NAPLES.
ROME'K-Sept.10 ‘65 p
me’ricans ab- 1
Gibbons and
8 Bill Allin '1
A tire. of unknown origin, started . , .. ‘ A, ,.
hey bits 01 Raymond Bros., in the .
Lbarn in which the tire started was till. , » _
‘ed with hey. straw. peat moss. etc.
tornado beiore the tire was disco r~ ’ '
ant buildings. with hose and broom, _,
Daniel Hogan. the yard. tot-angel), .
said that the barn in which the tire '
‘ and assigning to this city from the
m‘, \ia , _,
--—'1‘he steam ,,
billowing an lilnoss or several weeks.
his»
ore ndg enioyed touting on t
evsalaaioi the day. Callers were 'at-V
doughter. No. 8 Maple street, and VCap~‘
conned on new Ml . ‘
..
«moose. reopen cultivate.
win Assign- A *iNe‘ilsknowu Ordaniisr
to Work In the City ol’
Nor-walk.
At the regular meeting of the South
‘Norvialk Lodge. No 529, h 0,0 M»
- held last evening, many matters at
lmpbrt‘ance tor the welfare of the
ledge Were taken into consideration
The most important being the granttV
in; ot a special dispensation by the
Supreme Lodge on on open charter to;
a period of 90 days from Oct. 1st.
organizlnz department. one of the heist
known and ablest organizers in this
section. P 'J. Fitsget‘ald oi Harttord.
Conn., who; with the combined helpl
ot the local lodge will endeavor to
bring the membership up to- 500 ,by
January 1. 1915. _
l
a partial report, wit
progress in the
'V . Moose Home in
Frederick 11:]
lVVny 11.1 '
i‘,
VdayV at 12:10. A _
given to all members
{to be present. The‘V pa
"iridescent-career c! an age.‘
. gym o3; wwmiil'fié’m “WWiflEABIATill‘iQ
vi’ t
ways welcome at the home of Mel . ‘
1 over the Central New England Roll-n,
. It was necessary to transfer "pennan-
,_ on wheels“ it can be run into the ele-
',:"3VA‘V” and rushed to any section at the
a c gra “13M possessesnhe facilities to into an 89
dillllLED ll “USN"
m
someones. iSept.11.¥~;i‘rofln
road was much delayed this morning
by deraihoentl (their ‘cars in freight
No, 194. Eastbound. at _ Twin VLokea
gets on other trains Around the ob-
std-notion: The freight was bound
from Morin-00k N. Y.. ‘to Hartford.
0: the slot cars oi! the rolls tour were
thrown clear, but as the trestle had ‘
been Milli banked none fell into the
“kc. . :JV V V I . a ‘V .
- . ‘5"— .
. —eomd sores.
Have repaired James A. Farrell's
watch. Masher & Flynn’s clock, and‘
have .turnished Father Carroll with ‘
tour desk clocks for the teachers. '
CHAS.” BMND.‘ .
fifi—_— .
«muesli? Amusement Park, Sun
day. New Canaan vs. Norwollr
. FLARE: ENGINE INSTALLED;
The. latat addition .to the efficiency
and attractiveness ot the new Hotel}
Mannheim is the Installing.
morning, or James Riley, manager or
' of a new amount“: Fire}
The cosine is one o! the. largest
splice tanks in use. and is mounted
toot stream. The: engine is ‘certaini
Alillllllll AF lAAlll
Stolen Attorney Save lie can:
Flodllolhlnn in Hartlord Doon-
ty Accounting tor High Food '
Prices
standalone."
ough investigation into theieo-c'ailed
thar prices of foodstuffs in Hartford
state's Atomsy Hugh 'M Alcern, who
received the lost or his reports this
morning. Not one instance of violation ,
oi the state statute prohibiting aV com- 9
lotion to ‘f’k': prices was toned in
the county, ,
Prosecutors, either federal ...
state
conspiracy to raise prices before they
can begin proceedings, V an while
Prosecuting Attorney Sidney (if!
the belles court.. Special Pros uto’r
ltot-nay Fred A Scott have rocelved
Insome complaints of high prices it is
combinations will. be
838 . ,
to he no concert
selling .prices
like
V -ed, bearing losses on both sides, but without Vperma _ ,
V‘ V ‘ ‘” . ‘ advantage to either side.
Sept lip—VA thor-
or townwise have to find evidences or =
~‘ not gone beyond harrylng the "email VfVorcesVQf Q ma
n Muelhausen,
=7jeans 1n + * * “
.....
RONDON Sept 11,: 313;!) , .le1‘5
claims in official communications issued at the head
ters of the fibres Opposing each ether so ficrgely ’n e
eral battle zones, emphasize the prudence of: __ V
volunteered in the latest French communication, age .
thawing inferences from phases of the struggle bef'
decisive result is Attained. -‘ -*. .
Thé key to the ultimate outcome of what perhap him
be the greatest battle in history, still raging on the pl
of Champagne, to the east of Paris. lies in the “jeep;
For five days the tide 6f battle there has ebbed 5anth {IV ,
V The Germans would still appear to be making it
long eiforts to drive their wedge between the FrenthVV'
at 11 point at the south of Verdun, and the alt-cad urge
army under Crown Prince Frederick William has be
reinforced with the object bf .pu‘shiug heme this at
the result of which is conceded to be of extreme im 1
note. '
V On the German right wing, where the troops of E
pcror William are opposed t ) the British forces, Germ, V
offiéially admits retirement, but not defeat, as was
ported because of telegraphic errors in the transmissi
measages. »
The renewal of activity on the part‘ of the Bel
army seems to be a fact, but .no to the present tim‘e i
port that battle-scarred Mueihausen. . .
has again fallen into pos’scslsion of France If th
true, it will be the fifth or sixth time that this Al
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