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IVERSARY:
worm m attain» Irswatsr salts Missal
on Moss Point load
Arch Selwyii. who lives at Shirley
Manor. Rowayton, the former home of
title late Charles Klein. playwright. ls
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of the Westinghouse Companies to re-
,open their plants in the Turtle Creek
tValley. where a strike for the eignb
hour day has been in progress for sev-
elal weeks, were only partly success-l
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tful today. Ibur thousand or the 4.500;“. W 5“ Ida,
ted to be Cosuatled. lat
United States Caassirer-
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Negotiations limit Great
M" “0" "“8“: “it” com-s .u‘“ If. the defendant in an action for 8800 u, l, “3
damages which has been started by x.
I” t. Md m! i. “fluff“. 'm We ilcdwsrd U't‘onnor. local liverymsn. WW
I lthrough his attorney. William l". Tam- s .
m l ___.._. 1 many. I m M“.
' I Attachment for ".000 was mail .‘ ‘
l Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff Ell-l Yd" “A“!
. ‘ ward B. Doulens. who took in custody :
1
SIM” “Prom wmww “mm automobiles owned by an Selwyn. but i .«
of the day shift at the Westinghouse
.Air Brale Company at Wilinerding en-l w h '08.. 0' $1“). .
tered the shops. while two companies) .I H “II 'W mm —- Gem. c...
[oi infantry guarded all entrances. .\'oi .I't’
strike was declared agailist the com. w I” .M I'l‘m sun
pany, but the plant was closed by the m ‘
management when marching strikers. . _ . w
{attempted to bring out the force l The schools of Norwalli tire rallyingi
hi h ill b l d h . . The gates of ti... electric company strong ‘to lithium“?! tine fixing“ - .. , ..
"' ° " 9 '° 9“” “9°“ ‘ l’ 9'" ‘in East Pliubur'h also were thrown tom-t I e- il uni . u . .-
l 3'1"“ "’ ‘ 50"“ lmu a ‘ ” [open under military guard. and some] hudreda of school children ll'liVel A not. to 6“me 1‘“ P":
. The suit is the result of an itacivl _ -' . men went to work. but the number made individual contributions, i‘hegctuy M comp eted and pro
met [0 BE ME” 0"" ‘dem in which the Srlwvn car and tile ' was not large. «it employees or this Sentinel this memo: reccimi ”19.ny mil go forward to Berlin co-
i O'Connor taxicab participated several m m m “8! company will be paid today. a“ as' first buguaoreii‘ribptlion ”ii’tliii; gr‘oytlpnt‘li day. It will be made public ‘00-
l 'each man is handed his envelope he ”M0 '1‘ f“ l‘Sl‘ ‘. -
—-—-—-— “8“” A.“ "flaw “8“.“ In the llleCllb \t‘hlt’ll wgg driven byl ‘ gl'lll be compelled to surrender phlsehool. The SPnllllt‘l-Stm'ens fund ac_t3ftmfd. .1t II understood that
. _ l fl I ”fit mm a I illenjuutn Hertz. were r‘. it. Hoyt, of. *‘1‘ ‘ lcneck. 'I'llis_’t)flit'irl,< on) mean. that knowledges the receipt of 3::itl troiii;th¢ lime W‘“ be brief, informan
hut. Re.“ I“ “I“ ill “and: h ”"9 '"dxe- “d “ 9“", 0' "4"“ «t ' iwhen he appears for work he will be twenty-tom youtittttl patriots in 'l‘hv;Gonnany that as long as the new
\"1. c m’ ! ——~-— ””9 3""? “Chm“ "“ 09""‘9" by he“ *1“. employed as a new applicant and all: Fitch School, of luau Norwalk,‘ ()ther‘in'mdons to submarine com-
i.t I O" I , .the family a ctiaudeur. Robert Half» A ~ imam“ and rewards 9‘14 {or “,0.th schools are expected‘ to lraaliegnjaz: manders "e observed diplomatic
‘ Mi ‘ - erous a res use 0 e or o .; , ' .
: . nous service will then terminate, V W "hum Wm be continued. but
months ago on the Wilson Point roadi
. iii Reverend Chauncey lluiice penny, and with him in the car were
E Brewster. bishop of Connecticut. paid Mrs. Selwyn and her mother. (‘hargeni
l'iil l'htlll's. N. M. May 8.~Details
tit‘ the raid upon Glenn Springs.
'l‘rtaw. transillltted to American de-t
tachiiiento along General John J.
l‘t'l‘llllnrb line of communication.
oi fled them to a new activity, ac-'
cording to reports her-t today. t
it seemed generally believed that
should it be deemed necessary in pur-l
suit oi the raiders to dispatch as it‘
St'tilfld expeditionary column sortie of
the l,iltlti men on station here and'
troops elicalnped along the upper end
oi 'hc line of ciliiiititlillcalioil will be
called upon. ‘
tit-agre unofficial reports from that
t-npetiltionary command l ted that
dettchinents of cttvslr outing.
the districts fol salt centiy
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.ilitll Pilots of 3
liliiilt; liliitiii
’l' w \l!‘“'!4 of the littrlen lteview onl
iht- .“tt-t or building materials. which}
tiil‘tv'l's somewhat with local men who?
have their hands on the builditltrl
lwmltl's pulse, is expressed its fol-I
ul'n‘I V
"i'ii‘eltll‘lllh ttl‘t“ ttssiifiTtl that much of.
tho- ittlk of large increases in the}
]ll'lt‘t‘H of building materials. while‘
alarming. is not all reliable. De-'
some the tart iliitt statements have
hl‘t‘l] made that the cost of building1
it; Qtiy per cent .grcater than it was
last year. fl"('ltl‘9flll investigation oft
"its has shown that such is not ”if“
cow. and that the jump has been be-I
th-t‘n 10 and 20 per cent. ollly. and;
that it is nearer the 10 per cent. mark;
that it is the 20.
_ “While pliilllbers. carpenters and.
others have asked for advances in
wages which amounts to considerable.
Hie cost of lumber has not jumped to
an; great extent. Mantle] T. Hatch.
or the Hatch & Bailey Company. said
that lumber prices are not over 10 or
'1: per cent. higher than last year.
“Plumbers and others have been in-
it-rileived, and they say the same.
'l‘lt-‘y are very optimistic over the out-
conie. Mr. Hatch stated that while:
the war has had its effect on tying up.
‘shipnicnts. the real jump. if any. in'
. Int.- 2 at prices will come. after the war.
when devastated Europe will call for
American lumber. And even then,
at-tortllni: to Mr. Hatch, the demand?
will be front the Pacific coast rathert
titan on the Atlantic."
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NEW YORK. May 8.—The number-
of striking cloak. suit and skirt malt-i
Pl‘s here will be reduced by 8,000 to-l
day through the return of the‘ em-
ployes 0t 73 independent manufactur-
ers. say officials of the union. A‘bout
£6,000 are now on_strike or locked
'out. The union officials say they have
made agreements with the independ
ent manufacturers whose workers will
nettle the strike with all of the 1,800
independent shops. six hundred of
which have offered to make terms.
Strike leaders are investigating rs-.-
porti. that New York manufacturers
are letting their contracts to firms in
“Connecticut and New Jersey. and
threaten strikes in those states it
this is true.
till utiliti—
his annual visit to Norwalk yesterday ‘of reckless driving were preferred
in the morning he confirmed a classhgainst Halfpenny in the local court.‘
of thirtyhvc in Trinity Episcopai'and it was found he was driving‘
church. At the beginning of tlic ser without a license. !
vice the bishop dedicated a lueiiiorial' l’aul itipkc. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. one
window given by Mrs. laeslie Smith, . of the occupants of the O‘Connor may.
in memory of her ‘ brother. Henry 1 chine at the time of the accident. died
Greenwood Allen. The window plcwbtlnlt' tiine alter in the Somali Hos»
tures the meeting of Christ anti Mary pitai. the cause being attributed to
Magdalene on the inornlng of the. Bright‘s disease.
Resurrection ’i‘lic bishop in his talk Mr. Selwyn. who also has a summer
cttiiipllint-ntv-ti the rector and the home on ileile Island. is a prominent
members oi the parish on the fine theatrical producer in New York city.
state oi itn'hlrs. and the very brigliitlte and his brother Edgar Belwyn.
prospects tor future work. He also' noted playwright. compose the firm or.
complimented the rector on the num-' Belwyn & Company, which has pro
ber‘ presented for confirmation, andl duccd "Rolling Stones." "The l-Iternai
upon the work being done in the par-:‘Magdalenefi' and other notable pro
tab . dtlctloas.
At the evening service in Trinity.
Episcopal church a special musicai'
service. celebrating the fifty-fifth an~
ntvcrsary of the church. was held. Tile
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A dinner dance, was held Saturday
illlxhl at the Norwalk Country Club,
Willi llGlIlSlllP="“ "W . no. mo...
of much pleasure. The attendance}
'wa. very large. one hundred people
partaking oi the excellent dinner. and
NEW YORK. May 5‘ 'Tllt‘ steam- enjoying the line music which was:
ship Philadelphian. ot the lfiylflutl'tlfmlshfld by Wittsteln's orchestra. oi:
Linc. reported by wireless today thatt 59‘" “N'i‘n- :
site collided with th- i-‘irt- island. The decorations were tioswooti
Lightship outside this port early this‘. blosséms “d slnllax. All 0! ihi‘
morning, and t. brlnxlns the light-‘- tabies were removed to the sun-parlor.‘
ship to New York. The captain of where 5 tlne dinnt-r W" M‘TWPd It,
the Philadelphlnn requested that n ‘ 7:30. dancins being in order between'
relief lightship be sent out to takp'courses and until midnight. During
the place of the disabled vessel. lb“ evening ”l"? W"? “"6 Rich”
The message from the Phlladel-X number dances." The winners of’
phian did not say whether prises.‘
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she wn‘these , and their attractive
injured in the collision. The Phila-t "9"": Mrs. R' G' w”""“' Jr., fancy,
delphtan “x a steel steamer of 3,3221halrpin: Mrs. Catherine Flske. lllh’t‘h
'0“. built at Belfast in 1891. Shetpfciure frame. Mitts Mildred Wilson.i
sailed from London for New Yorkff‘m: Mi" “"3”“ Wand. vanity!
April 20‘ tbag; Miss Agnew. silver vanity case:
Officers in charge of the United: Th“ “19"“ comprised: 873W huh.
States Lighthouse Service station on bouillion. shad '09 with bacon, broil-l
Staten island said that they had been ' 9“ chicken 00‘1“"? Club. “MUM-7
advised of the accident to the Fire‘ Hnllimdllse 83008. potatoes. water!
also.”
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The county authorities arranged to Fillid- t
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inaugurate a sweeping crusade against .
.sgltatora. All persons known to have
been implicated iii any way in the
Braddock riot last Tuesday will be are
lrestetf. and those who in future seek
Readers of The Sentinel today will
contribution of a dime in
memory of "llaby Jack." Behind that
contribution is a pretty story. flatly
Jack is dead. Before he died. it our
notice the
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that the United States cannot al-
low Germany to dictate its nego-
tiations with Great Britain.
Captain Guy Gaunt. naval at-
me Frank 1.1.4.“, ”filthy-mule incite riot will he ‘llki’ll ili'o (‘lls‘lu “V"? of the warship “.\laine.‘ gavc.tache of the British embassy It
N. \'., died in the Norws
Saturday afternoon, to! wing an
operation for tha removal his left
arm and three on i the right
hand. as a result horrible electrical
burns. which the saghaer salered on
the evening of mil lift is the local
freight yard. ‘
Jordan. who has been etaployed hy‘
the New Haven railrand f. a great:
length of time. VII ”ELM" ‘
apparatus on the top of
motor which stood in the
walk freight yard. .
‘f'lle monkey-wrench he was using
Hospital
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i m n iaccidontiv came in contact with the!
. jengine's pantograph. This was con“
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nocted with the road's feed wire. and
through the metal wrench Jordan re-
cdved 28,000 volts of electricity. His
left arm was horribly
and bad burns were received on the
right hand. thigh and foot.
Although in I very serious condi-
tion. the recovery of Jordan was con-
sidered fair. it was found necessary.
however. to amputaie the left arm.
and three fingers oi the right hand.
and he did not survive the operation.
The surgeon was Dr. W. F. Tracey.
assisted by Dr. H. C. Sherer.
Medical Examiner Samuel H. Hunt~
ington was summoned, and advised of
Jordan's death. Some time this after-
noon Coroner John J. Pfielan is ex-
pected in this city to conduct an in-
quest.
iiitii until?
flitlll lliOllIl Gilli
As a result of trying to slight from
a rapidly moving 'trolley car, William
dy. l
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tutti this noon
i llilJi Ill lilCAl liillfl.
him a dime. ’l“ is \cry same IllIIIQ‘tWa i ton. tod inv -
.nn. leWWnfismmconmm
“Attic" .i‘ but .-~thip llllltl. filthy ep , .
.liltlts lnelliory could not be lictttri imel'cc “Mfrs. accompanied .by
honored. two submarines. are operating
May 16th is iln~ truth for the hie. . in the Transatlantic steamship
wonderful tilm protliit
or Tribute," This
thowfng of the
lion of “Defense
lanes of? the Azores. about 1.800
will be shown in the Palace Tllt‘iill't‘,imue‘.‘m New York. The story
‘on North Main win-oi, on May lt‘ttil iwss brought to New York yog-
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humeti. tho!
. , , enable him to sober up. Louis Kry-
”thinkers “"9 singed from h" {m'gsack arrested by OMcer Robert A 60VERNMENI [MplovI
. The apartments in a local hotel or» it is one or the most interesting oii
tcupled by the wife of the proptietor,‘plctures ever produced. and you would
lwcre entered tturday night by an as ; do well to see it anti take the child-
yot dontitled thief. who took a ren.
lgol watch and two gold neck shalom,
‘Thc linearewo ngontrwo
[0“ka ” N b“ “k _
Pour arrests were made over the
tweekcnd for intoxication. William
l Monshan was arrested by Ullcer John
' l-‘. Flynn. litti trial was postponed to
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:illtlols f0llllll Ill .
Gainoi. was fined 86.75, including
costs. Ferd Callus was arrested by
George Platt. arrested Saturday. and
sent to Naramakc Home, tired of con . interested II a. Sill Fell ll-
fndulgcd too freely again. and was re Wig.
arrested yesterday by ()fl'lcer Jolln ll.’
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l 'government is making a rigorous ex-
lvouNc “[8 AI [06“ .liminatlon lllto all its local depart-
‘ ‘.oi‘ rebels. The Sinn Fein insurrection
the government service. particularly
i the postotllce. have been honeycombed
i Complaints have been numerous iii ”“15 far has uncovered ”"3 9'39 9f ‘1.
'the pasttthat among the frequenters high postotllce official who lived in 1‘!
girls. Chief of Police w. it. Penning; arsenal by the: rebels. A him "wing
ton decided to see for himself Gator-'1‘"? 0' explosives. arms ““d nmmuni--
gean! Thomas Leatherland paid it lDN‘QON, May .3. 5103 “~ ill-*3”
visit to . local hull. Roger (,asement. who was arrested on
Officer John Toothill. and fined 813st. . . .
Email Find Settle oi its Mimi:
finement there, and. running away.:
Smith. e will cut 30 ds' in ii. . _
I H sp ( H J“ l DUBLIN. May it. 3:20 :t. m.- ~'l‘l«'
. ments with the object of purging them
. 0M. NEED 0f “W'has revealed that many branches of
t _ , l
—~— with disloyalty. The investigation
at local dances were very young house which had been used as uni
day night. and he and Detmuvp Scr- tlon was discovered in this house.
Chief Pennington found in attend the west coast of laeland after he had
island lightship by the United States: ere“. Rounder! cheese dressing. icefNowak. 0‘ 30 Broad street. is today in . ance from four to live girls whose no landed from a German shit) with the
Navy Yard early today. .cream with strawberry sauce ‘
Tile accident occurred shortly after' OOHW- ‘
4 a. m.. the Philadelphlan striking thel The happy knack of planning en.
lightship s glancing blow while pass-f tertsinmenta 1“ once original and. 91‘"
ing during a heavy mist. No anrlousu joyable. and pushing !11le 10- hilt
damage was suffered ‘by the lightship.i RENEW“? conclusion. "901118 to be
the officers said. although a tender' possesred in a full degree by Robert
was immediately dispatched to her‘C. Millard. who. since his manager-
aid. . l strip at the Country Club. has institut-l
led a greater number of novel means'
tot enjoyment for. the guests than
ihave. been previously presented. Sat-i
iurday night's affair was one of the}
yHIOSI enjoyable and a repetition is‘
limped for by all those who attended.
nonlm [ERMINAltA subscription dance will be held;
this Saturday night with Wittstein's'
iorchestra. i
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J.\CKSONViLLE. Fla.. ' iMay 8.-—I
Fire of unknown origin last nighti
destroyed Pier No. 2 of the FloridafNEW “NANCIAI' SCHEME
East Coast Railway Terminals on the'
south side of St. John's River. nearl cots INI‘} [me]; IonAv
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here. Four lighters loaded with!
freight alongside the pier were also.
burned. The loss was estimated at"
3100.000. . .
t The new city bookkeeping system
‘ has been completed to the extent that
financial statements. allowing the-
atanding ofthe city in all it: depart-
MHISH 81m ‘ments up todste, have‘ been received
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go back today and that they hope to - - - '
10“” “lo mlliodll, by ill the members of thh
council and board of estimate.
. These monthly financial statements
will be in the hands at the councilman
fortyelght hours before every meet-
NORF‘OUK, Vs.. May 8.-—The Brit-
ish steamer Turret Crown, from New
York to Newport‘ News. was towed
tag. This willeliminate the boresome
reading of reports at the council
meetings. and will save about an hour
injuries to his nose. both hands. an
eye a badly scratched face. and a
frat: tired rib. T e accident occurred
about ten o'lock turday night. when
Newak jumped from a northbound
Winnipaulr car. at Nash‘s Corner.
missed his footing. and was buried
to the ground in a none too delicate
fashion. Dr. William J. Tracey was
summoned and after administering
first aid treatment. ordered the in
jured man removed to the hospital.
Au!o Crashes into Curb.
The steering gear onus Ford car,
belonging to Gilbert Stevens. of New
Canaan. was badly bent yesterday
morning. about eleven o'clock. when
the machine skidded at the corner
of Maple street and West avenue. and
landed against the curb with a crash.
No one in the car was injured.
(continued on Twelfth Page.)
liltiilliii annuals
WASHINGTON. May a.—Msnuel
Queson. Philippine Commissioner.
who has been urging Philippine inde-
pendence. told President Wilson to-
day that hc and his followers had
abandoned the idea of freedom in the
near future and hoped Congress would
“dime Norwsllt Hospital. suffering from! tire. and appearances mam“... their? intention of heading the Sinn Fein re.
ASP-‘3 were no more than H years‘jl'oll probably will be given a prelim-
‘Thcre were a number of other sirls‘ in“? hearing 59'0” 5 90““ magis-
about 16 years old present. Inasmuch , ”'3‘“ 0“ “ ednezday, At ”1‘“ ‘time h“
as the dance was in every way order-l will be formally charged With high
ly. and the young men and wwwnltreason and remanded for trial before
present were conducting themselvegl tile Lord Chief Justice and a jury.
in discussing the matter this morn-
ing. Chief Pennington expressed his
regret that the parents of girls with a
liking for attendance at dances did! “[18 BIG [AND [RAB].
prevention of trouble was far betterl
than later seeking thmugh the author-j The Christian Fciganspan uorpora-
lites remedy for trouble. He said : tion. brewers, has secured possession
there was more need of a law regard-i of the five tracts of land and build
Although there is an ordinance cor-land the estate of Mary A. Barry. The
ertng the attendance of minors attprcgerty. on which the corporation
movie performances, nothing is said foreclosed. was transferred thmugh a
about them going to dances. committee deed. Other real estate
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have been filed at the office of Town
Clerk Herbert K Smith:
Jacob B. Raymond to James A. Far-
rell. two acres. McKinle. street. War.
property. no action could be taken by.
not exercise more care and keep them 1
ing the attendance of young girls at fngs thereon. located in Winnlpauk
— tiansactions include:
litillllilltlll Mill
John B. Lawrence-to rs C. Hunter.
iiiltltllSPtll continual
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at home. The chief pointed out that!
dances than at motion picture shows. and pieviously owned by James Barry
The following real estate transfers
f illilttli
WAGE“ 0 two lots.l-‘airfleld Park. War.
Gabriella Decesare to Antonio
Walter Glam, of Atlantic City. N. Deceaaro. land and buildings. Mechan-
J.. has been engaged as manager of to at t. War.
terday. the steamship Vsneaia.
of the s Line. from I'l-
deaux. Ilamben of the crew said
one of the rah“ m
shots at the Venesla' on April at.
but was unable to overtake her.
Captain Gaunt obtained from
Captain Boniface of the Fabre
Liner. a -statement showing the
exact latitude and longitude in
which the twa raiders were
sighted. The naval attache said
he intended to wire at once to
Halifax so that British cruisers
now in American waters would
be asked to take prompt action.
to guard British transports.
One of the men on the Venezla
said the vessel that fired on them
flew no flag. and was accompan-
ied by a large vessel, which in
turn was convoying the two sub-
marines. The larger of the raid-
ers did not join in the chase.
It is expected that Captain
Boniface will make an official re-
port on the incident to the agents
of the Fabre Line today. ,
The French bark Marie Moli-
nos was sunk by a submarine on
May 3. All the 18 members of
her crew have been landed.
The Marie Molinos was last re-
ported on her arrival at Nantes.
France. on March as. from Iqui-
qne. Chile. She was built in 1899.
of 1,960 tons’ gross and was own-
ed at Havre.
Fighting of gre'at violence con-
tinued last nightl on the Verdun
front. Furious German attacks
near Hill ’30; were broken by the
French, the French War Office
announced today.
The losses of the Germans are
described as extremely heavy;
The French attacked east of
Hill 30a and drove the Germans
from a communication trench-
.which they penetrated yesterday.
East of the Meuse there was a
series of night engagements. The-
wsre driven from a
trench south of Haudromont.
which they occupied yesterday.
and thirty men, including two of-
ficera, were captured.
Theoff’enaive movement yester-
‘day covered :- front of two kilo .
metres between Haudarotnont
wood and Fort Douaurnont. cost-
ingtlae Germans 'mpoi-unt‘ . ~-
Norwalk Securities Corporation to} l 10“"
Giovanni Hcanza and wife, lot. Rho-
the Hotel CllIord. Mr. Gladley tomes
t N rvv‘alk well-recommended: He is ‘
o o baulmtheGet-mans are makitu! av
War. '
Alene seveatyasevea clove of 5
a young man with a wide hotel exper-
ience. coming, as he does. from the.
"city of hotels." Atlantic City. He.
donolia. Park.
Estate of Agnes Nash to Henry K.
W. Kellogg. lot and buildings, Mott
into Hampton Roads late yesterday by in time. The plan is a most valuable
the. Merchants' and, lliners’ steamer one. and gives the oounciimen an in-
pass the House bill giving a greater has many new ideas which he will in» avenue. Executor’s deed.
share of self-goverrunent to the is- corporate in the management of the. Oscar Seymour to Charles Knudsen
lands. hat setting no date for lnde- Cliflord with Credit to the hotel as and wife, lot and buildings, Myrtle
lKershaw. The steamer waspiched up telligent and unto-date idea of just
lnorth of Cape Henry. .
where the city stands financially.
pendence.
new attack before Verdun with
another formidable army. Fight.
ing almoskequal in violence to
well as thd city; avenue. War.
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