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Austin Stoncmn-n. .311 puts more power:
into the hands of onomcgro than ten; . ‘
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. 1' adult, rice to rave . -, .
nclgroes eve h ' ‘ l p in city streets has showuthat the spe-
thtLtr if any White mni.anprovos. of n; _ .
mice is peculiar! able to withstand 9 found
net 0 marrytnsxuo'hiie Woman- “9' “ 'y ‘ ‘ ,Carounn. which is issues
“and a catnlpn in Arkansas with ul
iglrtli of 16 feet. The tallest tree:
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{bodies and almost. hearstheir expiring. Ami: i V W J 5‘ ons, and when the negro, called ‘Gus‘i tiful "9"" but 1‘ MW“ maturity “‘3
melts!- [Q [Hi ' MAYoR l <- 3 no» such nest!) as Silas “as lynched, “"3 band played 'The otter three or four hundred years; its
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man: and Petersburz are brought for 1 List tsunnthovm-nor on South Caro; wave, oer the land of the free and the wise imperfect to be good for lumV
_._,,_._,_ we; wightall their horrors. Lee suni‘lins. Them-was a negro who held theihomc of the brave.’ And the people bar. the tree grow; too slowly to be
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n era. u not until the pictures havepoalulou and. he is sflildlvins. has cheered and. cheered. Some. of them planted for shade or decorative pur-
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A3 “ma!" ~ Pastor ”MEWS 920321111: a??? against the "0°" Mall and' investigated; , nflrs right then. teaching their young nin, it would have a small field of use-
, . _ 0 0! 09 rend. "l‘The Birth of‘ar‘lviu‘tion’ is a; Mia-,men. that ‘the siren ou hi to be r4 .
Tells the 39!!" ls l “Li 1" g ti ‘ ‘ z s a ,fulness. Horticulturists say that tho
“0 land Negroes; “‘30 ns asses na 0“ ‘5 VlV'dlyinouler. It dossnoutellsanything about the infirmities of. the wmk’. and thatl vsiioy cab is not popularly considered ~
Take i .
Valuable niece 0% historicaldrama. Thelterlbe called the slow death of a na neighbor in ebony. and stop molesting? not generally used for food. although.
In 5 it I t presidential box is shown, the arrival um fogtered by mob and outlaws. negroiwomen. lof course, they. are in. _ m.
p c 0 he fact that the press of the presidential party. The 1“!in "it must be remembered that the: “.Wo wish. somebody would drama-few: that. the chestnut communism.
:fems (i)! the strenuous objections of bodyguard ct upturn leaves his post'ung1 on every Unhndfto call theseIFirsf...Thnt would. draw as many peo-l trees in this country, and the contest
agrees. nvariou‘s sections oftho coun- ‘0 View the Plhy- ‘ J- Wilkes 300mgunil us things a port 0! history is I tile. and. instead of hindering some-l did, in fact, unearth a chestnut near
my manual the Birth of a Noticing-a steaitbily enters, Lincoln's box, andgm t injustice to the negroes. lbody. it would help them. ‘33 test 4 inches in clmumtsmncc and
m, the exact stand they. take has after adjustingrthfi ”188%? Of his D13" he purpose is clearly to justify about. 75 feet tall. '
tr; 3‘1“? ’SWW‘EL Rev. Shields pastor ”0“ 0‘ 1‘15 death and buttons 11‘“.131. la cloud the issus'itb make: it nppcsrlQAY BIGGEST SHADETREE is AL.' graphs and authentic descriptions of
o to knight street M. E. Church, to,- cost around him. Then the fatal sliotitmit negrocs seek to marry whites. so. REST. 337 trees in all parts of the United
the first Um? makes known the no is tired. Boothljumbsto the stage undigm- many cases out“ of ion millionsi . lSt tug nakiu disti tl val cbl
8'098' objections. 'The mm b ‘utters the factions. words iSlo Sam or or. . . a L ' 1 g a “c y “3' e
, 6 con- .. 9 tnnclroosbave you hoard 017- ' . ”run” “96'3” Sycamors., Pdlfl'icontribution to existing knowledge of
race hate andulsectional hate, and the an uproar of'exc’itcmsnt. mukos his oil-[nails No one can look ‘unon the am. , Suitable for City Finding,— lilmbablllly. there is no living elm larg-
gun??? 0: "1 13:“) clearly Justify thb cape. ‘ . {toned features or the ”young Cameron! , Now Renard: Mada. 191.11,“, “The Great Elm" at Wethers»
“011. it n is prejudices." It, seeks, alsq,‘ “Thomsecond port foliows‘ Dixon’s girl fleeing from n poem and leaping, WASHINGTON. 8&th 29.—-‘Thfit the: field, Connecticut. which is 28 feet in
is clergyman thinks. tort‘becloud, tho. ‘Clansmau’ very. closely. The pictures to her. death to save the honor of hurl largest shade tree in the United States : circumference and about 100 rest tail,
, ’look to marry whites. How many cases iion. 'Austin Stonsman is pictured as. anqtry wlihthe negro. though it is onlyl test held by the American Genetic Its-fit,“ remark'nble specimens ofspecies,
NEW“ ten mum)“ have you beardyllle leader of Congress. He sends hifiia picture. it glorifies murders andifioiufltlpn. should turn out to be theiwmc'h ordinarily {mam only smallfi
01. Mr. Shields states a petition.‘ protege, vSilas Lynch. south to organ-lpnndcrs to lynchink. No one can lookgt’Wlfln sycamore is. 1101 surprising.§ sizes were unearthed b the contest .
8 good by 300 people. wili'bo. present. ize the nogroos. He is elected LloulGD-luptln an angry moband long applaud; say Government. foresters, The ”03*? furnishin new recordsy of maximum?
in m L b ‘ '0,» later thirstlngimore has long been regarded as tho. ‘ g '
m w no 9 allowed-to show in islnturo is lnrgt‘ly negro. Stoneman in: {on the real blood of a Leo Frank. ,largest “WWW“ U‘GB “1 North Am .
Forwnlk. The following explu’nation determined to malts the negro thel This nation cannot Admin) encourage; cricn in“ “8 “11186.0? Show“! is hard 1 lillllh 1:1“.[35:51???“hlxnslszlixzfi:l
8.211;”, Sllllaltfl s: iwhlic mpn’s equal. The whites resent31yn‘chmg_ f, ’ il)’ second to that. of. out? other broad- . Mame ht I'm” feet from the 'gmund 3
5' 9‘0 Oplfly is arrangedlfop the this. They do not. Want; the negroac" l » ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ -;
’ “it. attom is to hoe fresh in ihel . . . .. . . ,-
‘ . D D Willi to Florida, “3d as..ffur_.west as whereas, for example. not long before:
Kentucky white man; and is based ups ernmcnt. So they organize a secret tonight. for was right. They even go¥kan§as ‘ V, . .
on Tom Dixon-3 “The [ClanSmflnvn The society called the Kid Klux Klan. The so rm. us to insinuate lbpl‘liincolu fay-i .'l‘he bestowui of the prizc on u syca-
piay begins by showing the introduce, inspiration or this is gottén by Ben} crud the South. ,, A , I lulu? at. Worthington, ludianu. which
tion of negrocs into this country, which Cameron, who saw some white chll~ “lIt maligns one ' 0;] Fennsylvsnlu's‘ b ‘2 ~
and 5‘150.i‘cet.tull, draws attention to:
the troubles of the country ever since,’frigl1tcn a crowd of negro children. the fact thatliiorcstors arc nowadaysl
The. play describes itself as An His-1 Meanwhile a picture is sh own” of n rcconlmondingh‘the Species ei‘spcciully“1 pecan was
tiricalllrama in two acts, but it really: renegade negro culled 'Gus,‘ who. pcr‘ ,
as three. The first port has to do sued a white girl, who to escape him
gluten. It. giyes a few incidents of the‘ mention is made 0f rape “19 ,presunip
.aeVOIUfiODRW War. but. chiefly it en“. tion is that the negro meant to com- , - .
futility: ito show in the first see es the hilt rapemnonthe child. .Gus is man marrying his daughter it endeavors! usually “3‘ unavoidably complement,
no sip etween the Mart and dared b the whites 'I‘h n-i . ‘ ‘ ' ' m V ‘
‘ y ' ' e_ be K“ teapot:ionththoidomfihai.politlodlmkesl’vmwe‘.is £15. resistant to attacks by m.‘ contribution of new information as to
:lweenwthdyoungmmhmd “Hummer". tiehldnd'ripid "E‘s“ to-dlsarm and in- dialmnd organimsr-mllellion againsli‘ . . . . . . .meln‘mmumgmwlh'“mm“ by. “'1
ood of each secti/on. Col. Ben}: cam. tlmidaie the négro'és. The lins‘l‘ not co,l,s,it,,ted “mug i , 1.3“" ‘3 “ “um mwar‘.9‘t-‘”“ ””3 “ft .m i th our t ion to-
£2133? {inflsinsyoung statesman or of pictures toi‘ihs real piny'is‘th'elat- "‘ “' use; I b ,. n f I; d . “swim“: Thimrimfa? affirms;
. are no, a member of Congress tempt or Silas Lynch to marry the" . ' . .l .3 9‘39 “(mg °F 5- a e “85‘” ' ' ' H V
' ‘ * ’ ‘ l o‘l laws, ThetBlpthmkasNatlon makes: us ior ‘d'ecoratiyo purposes; As for the.
.Stoneman: of Pennsylvania, was the Wo‘ui'd‘not: accept; him.‘and’ho_ondehv- Iti justifies their violence by saying , , , . A. . itablishsdtdhe Bigtreo of filifornla. mt
leader of the House of Representatives are toe force her.» Henntathcniarrivcs; till ‘ V‘ ‘ Amid}. 15. 5.639%” 3’91.“ 39 Pl” . ,
- “@3un as .lhe . sycamore. With its a world: but: information on; the size st-‘
slavery forces-111‘ congress " - ith'at he wishes to mar * ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘
. , . ., . , , _ ‘ .nwhite,.wom- . ., .. .- . . , .. . -
" “Between the: Cameron and 'Stono-lanrto'whioh Stonomaxnyre That" gland .17‘mu’ $02“ icfi‘mwfiizt;::: dentistnture and‘nonfoi‘mution; “195°00‘11"! has been very.» incomplete. i
~ ‘ . “ \PVl ‘7 m". 3 W n “V W .9“ ' sycamoreerhas'omarkeddndiyiduality :
which 33‘1“"? rimmed into ‘ti‘uel th ‘ ' " ’ 5' . -
‘ ave at it is his daughter that he .wishor . ’ . .- ,
, . , . no Verts histonJie a truth , .
A11» ran smooth until the, war came}, togmsrxwisudsthe; old man-strenuous; and made“ 3:9 dualism of. “glacfllfcl‘lai either in the summervwhon .HW
a . ..v. " w t {3 0. 9‘
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{groans The famous bottles or Rich-:Lynloh. whoever. held‘ths position ofStar Spangled Banner, long‘may she wood is too tough knotiv and other-
-¢nmiemn “Birth of A ‘ "' [shown the u ‘
. , . erol m oi oi.‘ . - . ~»= ‘ '
Nation Film. 8 C Bani Cam sawed money, autism a happy oldlshould. have been on. the, street. car; poses, and. beingfoundoniy—in-Caiifor-
and pathetically portrayed, and is aEthelbirth of any nation. it mightbet—l they should set the example for their” nut‘bsarinx tree; for its acorns are
0‘ ”‘6 country contains each day m."‘0ur American Gallon" praceods. Thelwhllspei‘ings of disfrnnchisoment still tize Dr. Alexander Corkey's Testing walnut are the largest nut- bearing
' ‘ . “MD-[e anon];
ncv or been fully explained. In a letter. t‘01- 141000“ 58910310 have 3 premoniu, thelSouth in its predjudices. It ‘3 clear-l The coniost brought forth photo-
denms as ”immortals:aggemm‘mamt Tyrannos,‘ and while the crowd is in.‘ "ll sum up race hate and5 sectional Winning. spool-s la Especially. lustive tress, n, was found that in all
135% which“: occasions negm showtho» dun sidozof-thoqwconstruo .Anl msiixon blood. without crewman brousht to “81"» by the rum con-land is estimated to be 250 years old.
ed Mayor ‘F‘. I Burneli asking that the untsf'overnor The South Carolina Lo :
- . .2 . . . 8‘ inch" without sooner , .
l gronth. A sassasfras was brought to;
. leaf. tree;! for it n be found from
mming pictures by D. W. 'Griffcib, . -to have anything to do with the govhmjihdg of the Soulll..lll'“" “'th they lthis a Georgia town claimed that itl
' Cit ‘l‘cot 3V‘inc'hés‘in ‘ circumference'
is said to have been the source of all dren put sheets over their heads and
for. city planting. They say that. long.
“'5“! the early history of tlic'United jumped over a precipice. Though no
the smoke, dust und. nscs’whl‘cli are
mist necessarily BREW“ of “ “88ml " g V' lime in circuferenco of 34 teeth iuChes.i
s Toriufbu'n dishi- aduition,~the eycsi
‘ outh. by depicting a love scene he ‘ K1“)! Klan A
. . , . ‘ spread to other commonly . at .. .,
“9‘ ”095 from. “93* iv!" omits In?" isectsaud fungi‘ns almost any species, ‘
. ' ’ oidnous speciss‘and the. localities: inf
' _ v'it‘healt “s‘ ' “- uni “is l-
. . “While the K-i Knits were a band at road by ycamo ~ “a ' 1y 9. T
in Washington while Hon! Ausu d ' i ' - ‘ ‘ ' . coniferous ”mlm’m fairly. well 68‘
, . . n cushion of, Austin ,Stouemsn. Shel. . , . F - . - ,, . . » . ' ‘
. thum. a band onlChsisupn Crusadersflatter’ there is hardly any eastern spe
lexample; liming: the. largest- in‘ the
and.the.most radicaiiman'ot'the'afifi" inltho'meantimea is~toldlbyL l ' I
, . . . ~ munchflm . \ ‘ -
_ , ltd y . ..- . The: Birth '5“ 5}, allow. ‘5.- 5mm“, strink’ingly mottled bark .andr‘msgnlfl- ‘ trained».- by dociduous ._ 1:683: . in. this :
man families‘grewup warm friendship, infilllflgm-bl- T1119? Lyhclh *3“; ion . 3, makes people“ applaudinu'rdéi'v] andi‘cannot'ho inisttkbn rot-any 0th i
V‘“ ‘2 .. J 7‘ f , 'l
“he” the'Stoneman boys went to "war 1y objects.“ Again the, maneumrseot" swthmgorde, 0- - ““3““ list mm ori eats, its. structural‘ Strong-swung my Germ. d.
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~. . for the Union-and lhcjdsmeron'boys thei'K‘. K. Karo hmughtput. mid alil'l erivshe’nthevleayes} All over South Nomlk: ybwhm it
. ,- . . _. ‘ ‘th ”North“ , » .. ~
fourth . - ., . : _ . . » . ~ to: , °~ . l... Attainment. v » .z. ’ :K: numb ‘.areulroonin¢» u
e “mam“ U1? millmmlnt .0019!“ “timeamflumfihfif; 31:31 outpost? .5“! l 9“. _ «Ai‘jcom» m'on‘ objection to the‘. sycn: -.:m:uu,l::ru Sulfminorwamssonlzwi
. 'i m“ new; ass ls'wr'r‘tree‘l’s its-L habit ‘ofiyare telling. about. it—«telling of, ‘ bad
.
dropping its 'lsayesibstoro‘ hummubscks made» sound eighth. You~can~bs-
it is... some-gievéthe testimony-o! your owntowu‘s-
Romantic people. teliit for the bénoiitt or“
tacit “hum 'yougw mrawlsufloringg. if“ powwow.
on? aches. it you deal Jam‘s. sorcysndJ mis-
tune. dustbin. lff‘thsgghidnoysj not moie’trequsnt-
‘saidgthei. writer Jo: pysssm‘ fiawpaiul'uli'suoutx- and
,August,. school-illusion, use nouns Kidncytrllis, the’
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CANS! You
leLGtM. SEMLMIXED REAL PAINT is PURE WHITE LEAD:
ZINC And LINSED Oil... the boardroom paint materials for I00 van.
line a gal. ouroi any b.&M. PM
paint made. return the paint-and not ALL your money
A. D. Morgan. South: Norw alk; Hubbell & Staple
Co... Norwalk; Lockwood & Palm er, Norwalk; W. S. Guy: ‘
Westport. Conn.
'DANBU RY MAN GOES TO
‘ Anson CHARGE. . 1
John J.,Marron; of iDanbury. went 2
to trial before Judge Shumway soul
a jury in the Criminal Superior Courtl
yesterday afternoon, charged with hay-l
log set fire to the Hotel 511‘: in Dan-l
bury on May 10, last. Marron is rcpne-l
sented by Attorney E. C. Dempsey off
Danbury and Prosecutor Norman Sn
Beers of the Batting town, is assisting,
State's Attorney Cummings in his pro-l
scntntion of the state‘s case.
The state claims that the hotel was?
set on fire about 12:55 a. m., on May it).
TRIAL oral
éllad the largest sassasfras tree in the by Marron and that he purchased a:
quantity pf kerosene oil between 191
and i3. o'clock, the night previous. It
is also claimed by the state, that a
a circumference of 19 feet 6 inches. 5 been served upon her to quit the place»,i
the time expiring on May 10.
bermnid employed at the hotel. and
t N811 and heard a crackling noise and thoughtj
i
it was the dropping of water and im-
Thetvnlue, of the contest, lies in its; medistely notified a male boarder and, 7
the letter sent in a call for the fircl through ’0‘” hair, taking
apparatus. Tho firemen responded
quickly and‘ put‘ out the blaze before
much damage was done. It is the con-
tention of the state that the fire start-
ed in the airshsft on thethird floor
of: the building, which is located on
White street. . . -
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DIVORCE ACTIONS.
'~---—------- .
man Signed for New York and}
Left Her Husband.
William Zima, ,of Bridgeport, has
brought action for. divorce in the Sn-
perior court against Antonia: Blazek
Zima, orNoc 1421' First avenue, New
York : city, alleging . de'éertion. The
couple were married May 18, 1911, in
Newaork city... The groom brought
his wife to Bridgeport. She remain-
ed in“ the citysbr weeks and sighed
for little old. 'N'ewu‘v‘Yorhj- and: went
back.” Shév'kt‘oldfllier husband? that she
did. not «like Bridgeport.
seeks-.13.: divorce nomwnuam. soap-
ple of.» Wilton: gullegtng .intoierablo
smelly... The» couple were married
sci-11.1? 2;»;1913; landsomsity. is alleged
thnuaryf~1i_. 1914s? ' - '
.
”firmwaresLri-vssLm-‘i‘cit'w"?
a“: CHICAGO: “9??”- 29~“"“‘°’“‘? : mm"
“pay, held: responsible: landless Ha...
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yen .
today ,for'j' the death? or: sous u.
Crown, 8. chit
as: fatally
. . . guns, IS now, .
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at‘cdimaied muff — :1 _ ,
Ydu then mumps. of mouths. ‘ ‘
it's. only groups-fault,
Anybddy'kan mix the 0“. "with than -
Whereas. if you buy 7 gals. of. rndyifm
uui um
i
imuSSy and troublesome.
lby asking at any drug' is
sctts with n girth of 12 feet 2 inches: ; 818,6, of Manon, a Mm “flake”. cowl “Wyatt's Sage and Sulphur
found “1 Louisiana with: ducted the hotel and that a notice hndi pound. you will get a large hot
i
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The fire was d so v y {can possibly tell that you
5 hair disappears. and .. utter
l application or two, your but
i.
Mary» E. Gooppie ohHuntlngton.
Linseed Oil to miuiwiifiiifi.
9
pay $2.00 a gal. or $14.00.“
NT‘ you buy and if not rue
* W399"? l
Sage Tea and Sulphur ‘Dnr
Naturally That Mommycupw
Almost everyone knows: t‘h
Tea and Sulphur, properly ‘
ed. brings back the natural no
lustre to the hair when 'fu
ed or gray; also ends dandl“
ing scalp and stops falling " ...
ago the only way to got minim
was to make it at home, which.
Now ‘
this famous old recipe for. all!)
cents. L
Don't stay gray! Try it!
your hair, as it does it so no
and evenly. You dumps
{or soft brush with it an
strandut a time; by morn
beautifully dark. micron "
OFFICIAL STATREM- 3
FROM '
‘ PETRQGRA' 569i:
London, Sept. 2 , 5.
official statement i
Ministry of Marine .,
Sept. 25 says: “ J
“During a bombardm
enemy’s laud. position
Gulf oeriga by out
my projectile fell On
ships, killing Captai
and I'cinimc. Our
enemy batteries. Oil
or. losses were five
and eight wounded
Ts-i‘ro “
HAM '1:
Fewer. damage suits
duction lniaccidents
year ending June ~39
the Newfiuvsn. road
is compared ‘withm I“
New Haven‘spent ti.
sons! injury “suits a ‘ ,
.1915. the“ totiii" was
3.455.000“ was. tor 'sccid'e
benedin- the previous its
railroad» sets. aside, a must
ior'such purpose,,sndg no
turn back over ”35,009
fuzidlx. ‘ '
nued .:.'.'ontio to
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