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6' I. “I ”d“; It "as 0.9 3 Tons Of sew-flies, Pf00‘033igrillewdrfalllilz‘ 1(0):: :uxr‘tfi‘p: :22“ xiii1 fem, mm“ “I Tm, I“; Tim occupants of a Ford runabout Front“! Th8. Region by me Frencn in The“. sudde. ? ‘1‘
count Cittlfitll’s‘
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'coroner lattes testimony of Ire.
' scum
“simmers. rams-omens 2, ms
sits iota itiit
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lleoeliry'of Barbary—Going less
Titan 25 Miles
Mrs. William Ul‘llt'ill‘)‘. of Danbury,
a iirriid woman of mature years, yes-i
ii-rday trorri her cot iii the Norwalk}
Hospital. where she has been since the,
automobile accident early Monday:
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' "101'”an in \\'esipori which resulted in‘
traveling at its great a speed as '25
nriles an hour at the time of the atel-
dent. No statement was secured from.
her husband. who is also in the Nor-l
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Dr. 6. ll. Servlo, a Swish-litter-
tzoiie, But Deities Simplicity in
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tllttl roots riot _
it visitor, in
All iiiinii lilllti
hostility Car Ilits Obstacle While
Speeding—Forced 0ft load by
Approaching Machine-{scope
from Death Miraculous
hearing the number «idols escaped
death rniracul“u ‘: yc. 'ierday morn
ling at Lighthouse curve ill \'\'cstport
[when the niachizie turned a completi-
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i lconcussion of the brain. in a few i lwheels again. Tire accident was the" '
MN." ADDRESS: 1.13.“. t‘oroner lrhflan will secure “"SIXIY 01m “”8“. iresult of striking some obstacle in the‘ _
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Congressman ltill and Representa-
tive William Giveson Talks
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i‘uliiical enthusiasm aboiiiided last;
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inspection to lie Made to Deter-i
mine Status of tlie Submarine
statement from Mrs. Eugene Callahan,
“lie of the man who was killed.
Speaks Well of Signor.
.\ll'r€. llcnebry. a woman of refine-
ment. dcclarcd she would not ride ini
an automobile that traveled faster
than :5 miles an hour. She also gave
an excellent record to J. Frederick»
Signor. the chauffeur, who is ems?
lMiltltiliS ltltlllfll
Negales Merchants Said to line
‘road while trawling at high speed.
to avoid being crowded off the road by i
another car. I
lioth occupants were thrown out and
tseverely bruised. Their faces and
hands were scratched and their cloth-
?I\f'll. inquiry at Automobile itcy.
isir) t illcc ill llarllord revealed lllt‘
't'act that the car belonged to liarry‘it
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3 Winter and Spring "3.5-,“
UP iii "if Hliii fliii 0i ilii filliiiii
TNearly All the Ground Taken by the Germans During
eeri Recapiurcd
. . ',. . . . . ., s . _._ . . - ' i . . i ' Hunt of 45 Highland avenue, liantiury ' " 5 I , ‘
Hutu l» at o lllt‘t’lillt~ill the (.. 0. IT. ' . ‘ ‘ > .D‘lfi'd b). iii“ mu“ limbo" (“tum 0'. “CCCDted m it.” the. Crowded Off Road i t Fort Vaux, on: of the most rm- 1'
held or flip Harrell luwn Hail. The. .\r:w i.o.\no.\, .\o\'. 2. At‘llHlit-s‘ “'“WIN'H-dnd“hill"“mwn ”WW“ - ' i - ~ - f 'fica‘ t d b :3
lrall «li'fll‘llUWt‘tl with Republicans. and iii a varied nature centered about the “WW” ”" h“ ”W" i” the Norwaik — —-— 1 According to the “Ur“ told a “Li .fionant or" ttons cop use I s‘ ‘ ,
it is mtircaied that ion or more were German undersea iiiercliantmaii ””‘i‘m‘lv 1““ "“31“” injured. .‘tlrsn THINK A'i‘" NW‘ 2' ~llr. 6- 1‘ ‘Wises‘ two "“‘.""'.'”‘ “-w’r mun“ up the German crown prince 1“ his. .5
l-rmei-t and they heard t‘onuressniiini ileuischland and her douglity captain. ””M‘” 5““; ”'3' 5mm" ““5 tor N“: SWHH‘ H naturalized Artiefimn. was Lighthouse fun“ 'm vitmpfgl: a}; at: V prdonged driVe n Verdun. h”. '2’
I” i' (toplpy.0f1”inois‘ make .m 'th pm” Koe’tiig toduv. While the crew eral years employed by her husband;arrested here yesterdayi charged with “cm-”W ”E" “i “pf” '- ”‘ or: bee t d b th Gem if .1.
. ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ - , . t » iiinibout was irocccding at an cquailv n evacua c y e *'
dress advocating lirotectivc tariff 'indlbusred themselves behind the l)'tl‘ i“ “ "‘“mm'm' ”“d “M “ ”"Mul’ ""“"'|"”‘"-" ‘0 ”"9” arms. ‘0 revolu ~ ~ " I ' l ' ‘ b
. ‘ ‘ - . . ' . ‘ - .. 7‘ - .- - .. . -l‘ « . ~ . . . . last rate down the hill and was iorceu The evacuation !5 announced y
“MW,“ prepare-drums. (()ngrpgsmnnlrlt‘lfi which liar ilie submarine irorii “mm“ "{"H '“ whom ””3 1’“ ”0“”L‘ m .‘iiexico. Warrants “h“ R h .. it int ”k, “u.” m l' l f F If t
i F. J. Hill, John F. Keaiing. Judge of public view. in preparing to dispose “M” "9”“dv'ice' ' 4w”? "sum for a "limb” "f “m”. ”i ‘ e “full-m: flirt? lsfi it‘l' ill-'4 "rm \' . " Fumes from Bum ”day. Short Y a t" o I
_ “I... i'robate couzt. t‘harlcs E. William lot‘ the 300 ions 0.“ valuable cargo 3“" “'H ‘|””" “mu-V '” “'“m 'h‘“ lliei‘suiis Aims and ttnnminiihin were U” oppoeirii. "h“ " "‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ””5 ‘ ' ' 0" ' ' DouaumOnt had been retaken and
~nu meplieri ll lloyt and Ernest t‘io
tout tirade speeches and their remarks
were received with enthusiasm and
width the lletiisclilarid brought front
lireuicn, customs officials and naval
officers 'irepared for an investigation
anxone might have considered the
party was oti what is generally called
a “joy ride " Such “as not the casini
..»-civ.ed by the authorities. llr. Sci-viii
denied any complicity in the plot.
llr. Seriiti. who is a Spanish Aliieri
warreniic. lire Ford skidded and and
iln‘lll)’ to the :irirazeirteni of those who‘
witnessed it. stopped short and shot
chemicals used to «\tt'l'llllllltlt‘ rats in
the hold of the l.t'_\ 1. 'id Line siearnshfp
Devonian. caused ! death of two
‘a wide stretch of the front in thh 3.1 g
region regained by the French in
:iltlll‘ltis‘t‘ to (1.40,. ‘11.“. dummpiv ”H. status of she said. as she explained that she'mn pliisiclun was l’°l*"”"¢‘d on lli‘ up into Illl‘nflil‘. turning a complete men imply, and lot: others are, in at their sudden offensive movement K).
n; . ' - ‘ . .-' . -. and her tr 4,. d am Mr. a t \1~,;‘. , .' ' ‘ ‘ Hi'llll‘l‘l‘umi- “I" ”W “(“llililll'ti ““l't critical condition at he hast irosion Oct. it w omted out i...
the [‘0er Hall was vim-m“- .1” . tilt in. l on the trip whith ended it “” l “i ‘ ' own recognizance and t“l" have 'l on 25 as P -' .
‘ ' . . .' um. . ' .- . (‘alluhan “H... ”w onlv "mum,” of . . _ ' " ' thrown out and landed some distance HUSllliill- l‘k . h d b0“ ‘1’
““‘i it" “t" ”I‘l‘it-‘IUII .Wllll filth“ in‘5efiti‘l“ ' l . . '. s‘l . . \ 3 . . - lilm‘mmmu') hearing before “ “”h‘d‘m'f badlv scratched and bruised. but The ves5el which wailing W 18k“ that Fort vat.” ‘ ewrse_ ‘
fir/“hm" Mid “I'll lithographs of tilt" 1"“ l “"""""“l “1"" ”“9”“! “3 “.1“? {Jillillfijll;nl;..;‘l‘il.‘l ”'11. 93:"!!23 Enliifiiaier coriiniisalmier tomorrow morn‘ not. 9,4330%”. “um-pd. in". mm m a l‘lll'KU 'm “I.“ “ad-a. ”mum.“ put in a perilous position. The
lit-puidimn ('ll'ndltlait-R, :t:ii:‘irii;;lrl« ill:‘l[;:bl“l\.illtillll“llli) 1:23;; ‘11:: llrs. it“allalran Ismail“. cha‘uffcur m.” . hip. \larrarits for the arrests of six righied “m.” on its tour Wm...” h". yesterday. and n it” ”posted that all French advanced close to theedge
i’t' mti ‘ 7 ll h . . jprovisioi lll inspection bv both nill\‘a'l:ln tire-.t‘ront scat. To prove her cistulii". (Sher mmnh.hIAmerk.m are inthe' the '0'” "r ”‘9 1“” snrushed 0"" ”(lot the cases had - oed \vlit‘n “W of the fortification on its 1m
.. cum on .iiierii Pagci i'i-id cust ‘. 0mm“; \i‘a'id'icid-d that ”h, “um traveled at a “"0 0“ tan s of donut-v marshals. lnvettlllll , ihp rear wheels, broken an axle and Wm.“ man on bu. today to work diate front in their “to“ u
" ..___-,, -— ‘ ' 5 ‘ ‘ “9‘ 5pm.“ 1.,“ than of) mu" an hour Mrs ”0““ 01 on “will“ (‘0 irucy to ship, demolished various parts of the cor. it“ the holdfi. ‘ i .,
‘ illenebry sold iiiév left Port clum'im“ ““d‘ “mm“"m‘m '3 "NW1 -—'-—- -—-~ ' Four men. William *1 Ste-“Wk 0““ “d pushed we“ boy and t H
”mm {'81 (Cintlnuod on Pue Moo.) ’N, Y. at midnight and did not, i|rscoluttontsls resulted in the arrest at; ‘ “ ipi Dempsey and Edward Hughes. of earth eadet. making in {all} . g
.. ._ iWr-stport until 1M5 o'clock Mo‘fimdflhwhogalea early this week of threeiMA‘loR lucm of East Boston. and John Coleman. of opinion of observer: .9 the . -
. AMP R N N ;iiiorriing. The distance is slightly lesui :‘Kmr'fim "‘ 3:": 2f :f‘rfizzrtr‘N“ |Si(in"h "03W”! ““r" ?:";23‘ igifl’h‘o‘ihp only a question of a short hm. , ‘
than 30 miles. " - - t" "'t‘ lI-sr . lfl‘t‘. i.e moment tiel' ci e ~ ~ Germ v Fat, .
c “'6" EXPENSESY [WM'CA Icfl] (‘oroner I’iloltln told Signor. “‘Nirroughl the investigators to Tucson. l iThcir cries for help attracted the at The _ "is t: :1?“th lid! g
' ‘ ’chaiil‘fcur, that experts said the gearsi 1‘ i“ “"93““ that Nnuales inert -teniion of t‘hief Officer John Selby Valli! dunngt Cf“: l QYI ‘ - ,
. :‘Vplrp in ppm.“ working order. signor'chants accepted orders for arms and" ’ iiizid w. 1.. Sterling foreman of‘ the officral report, wtthout hindrance
. “I.- m" Contributes $325 l0 Aid 'said he drove past Nash's corner _‘"‘““‘-"'”0n "mi placed them with. . *“—‘ ' harmful-rs. who were on deck. bt‘lh.‘ by. the French, and after pomem .’
. t -—-———— 130""‘8 Md Scores of ”"1115 and never other merchants along the bortlcr.'l°|| gPromnt in Mills 0f ill-13"“ {Tm-”m: found. ”Hf. m”) “mi“? of the fort had been blown up.‘
o "iSfleCtmfl-‘Bplflses 0‘ om", . _ . ‘ had an accident. but that if“. steeringim‘iumng Tucson. A state of sixty-fivei . ‘ lscious and were on the” “8) 0111 Vi" ‘ The French c0 ntinued t0 pom. '
i A "HNIHE 0' the (‘Onllllllleefi form,“ did not work when he took thetl'm'“ and L‘Jltitl rounds of itrnniuniiiorii "Ollll “all" 0' "I” YOUR—"354M; of the men When the? 100 “PT" '. . .
cm“; the monster ltel‘iblican Armor.y pally‘mm Sunday morning. and. as a result. ia “lip“.d to have been made here 30 Ilt “n v o” overcome and full back. Meanwhile heavy fire from their big guns M .
3““ parade will b“ ““1“ ”‘1" eveningme Packard auto hit a trolley puleofialiirday. it is understood that other '0 I‘ e OHS lCaDlain.TrflHi 0‘ ”l“ Devonian had the fortification. fl 1'
. . , - . m the headquarters. 0" ““smnmon'anamled it two feet from the basin: tirrcsis are contemplated in addition “'“Hm his CW“. together and with ’the Virtually all the ground 0f P“)- ,
WASHIMYI‘OIN, Nov, growl”, al- street. to arrange the final details, and traveled on. into a fence. 'in those on the warrants outsiaml . Major ll. Livingston Luckcy. scvcn-luse of improvised gaa‘ masks iici trounced value taken I) the Goth- j.
1 . | m h v” b- d .. . . ‘ . bi n QR men to the Y .
Iimst all the reports siowmg the‘W 9 “I t announce In ‘ ioniol- ————————— __..—— one, AaaisianlStaic’s Atln‘noy Plow . (ethnic years old, long a member or were able to r "it 1“ . - mans on the easterly bank of the -
amounts contributed to. undcxpendedit‘ows local papers. Mayor turl AM, who is directing the ini'cstluation’ the Old Guard. of New York. arid of deck. _ it he v M . th . 'nte fit!
by. u“. (.ongressional candmmeg uplflarstrom will preside at the Ai-nirii.leRI8'l’0l WOMAN N0] thin-c. rnfllst‘d to discuss the nature of [he new York National Guard, diedf '“illiam E. Slclrllnit amicd ”Shit:- cuso 11‘! 31'3” TWP t:
to ”“9"" 27 1“ ”“9 hands 0' {helmeeting “"d introduce ”‘9 WNW”. [the evidence scour-11. tsuddenly Monday of heart disease in were dead when trey ricer . offcnsrve 3: er un has 0W.Wl
lilerk ot’ the [louse of Representatives'of the evening. These will include; -. .._ ...... his home. .\'o. 5.30 West ti'ifih street. pital, and physicians said the Olhtl'u the fall of Fort Vaux, been 10"
J today. Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill Congressman Ebenezer J. Hill. candig
appears to have spent more in his cum-
paign than any of the other candidates
in Connecticut.
Mr. Hit—r. whose expenditure of
election, states that up to October 27.
he received no cohiributions to hisl
(:ariipaign. and spent $325.00 to aid his
election.
. . . . . . . . ARE REPORIED First ltegimt-ni. N. G. .\‘. i; in tsII‘JV . The'Norwegian steamer Trompyi '
do his opponent. former Congressman it will be remembered that Mr. or Lawyer “"3"" l" “0”“ “"“m‘l _ ho.- iius appointed adjutnni o. the Ninth wnfl HORSEMoBII-E has been sunk ' f, -
Jeremiah Donovan. contesting his Schoonmaker addressed t Norwaik tor lastiuale balerno. b‘” h" “'3” ' ’ regiment by ('olonel t'hurles R. Braille. ‘
Freeman Second.
Congressman Richard P. Freeman.
date for re-election: Hon. Felix XI
Sclioonmaker, the Senatorial and Rep-
resentative candidates. ‘ NaTional
audience a number of years ago. and
yoti find many who are still talking
about the speech, There is no better
speaker on the public platform. Selec-
.tions will be rendered by the lull Am~
Committeeman John T. King will also
money in his last campaign, resultedibe present and make a few remarks. 5"“ “‘ml’hon-pd ywm‘l” ‘0 ”w homo;
trivia iiiiitlmpm
BRISTOL. Nov. 2.~.\tiss l-Zila i'...’
iitit till?
i awa ’.
' horn: and Miss llpaon said to ll("‘ that However fortunate thisl ('"Y “'86 in
i. wasn't right to lock up puiquaioflescaping the horrors of an infantile
ibut that he should be sent to a sanaq WWW-"‘15 epidemic. "- “0“" "0‘ 596'“
‘ioriuin. Salerno was ill'in Autntsti’i“5 if “‘9 arc GEM“ 80ml; 33_ b“ 50
“-th he “pm in Bridgeport on n vaca-l. lucky and escape the annual diphtht‘r~
Mr. Plerce's daughter wri‘s (Ill
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New York. Major Luckcy entered the might Lfltll survive.
service of the National Guard as pay
'nlilsll‘f‘ of the Hawkins louavcs. was
iappolnicd adjutant and then resigned
ito liccomt‘ lieutenant colonel or the
thrill liiihi ‘—
.mc' several years later Brigade ln-
,spcctor of the Seventh Brigade. with -
‘tlie rank 0' major. finally being hrcv-
ieiicd lieutenant colonel. ‘
' Major Luckey served in the
The first mechanical horse that has
Uld ever passed through this town was
1 to them.
The sinking of the 3.000 ton’
Norwegian steamship Delto is re-
ported by Lloyd's.
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The Tromp. a vessel of 1.752
tone, was formerly the Dottie
steamer Johnsen. She was last
reported as sailing from the
erican band. and altogether the feat-1
iGunrd as private corporal sergeant 399“ ““1” when the 310““ “"30“” Tyne Sept. 30 for Savona. Italy.
tires will be so attractive that ‘
‘ . ~ ~ h here. The horse; TVV Am dca aviators have
first oniccr second lieutenant andlbm (110‘? ”"0“ L ' .. ,. 0 C n
. . . i ' a litter in the vent ‘ . , , . l'f size. model and is of a ....\y . ‘
. . . secured to b in th b :st in“ ”me and ‘ “me - thi iv to d ‘9 . . b lnll n r ch . accord
seating capacity of the large Armory1 M d‘ . .2 e c “(1)! llosll'hcln’ Three cases of diphtheria occuuuimajor' during a period (li'XOHLr lr d (01“. The W“ 0‘ m horse IS 1‘Oiiieon ed ea . y ‘ P .
will be faxed to its utmost. ,. on a) is en arrestt .. .eierall, _ y . years. In recon! years ie as is . .. 1 .» hem”: mg to a dlspath received m am
The ii of h fth .- 'rumors about ”1“ (‘ill' and COlllinK' '“ Norwalk a “mm mm 880' all orifull charge of the annual anniversary “Murat you ha" ‘0 "’0“ ““‘P f th '
b my?!) fmarc ho 9 paradowill : from reliable sources hive the impres-i ”‘95" being in widely separated sec Eservice of the Old Guard on April 22 you are sure that it '5 “0‘ alive. mm at 917- _
p50"): fj‘irst‘ D233”: inrgilgoad sttiitrpnf sion that the action of friends in torc' tions of the town, The fourth case isiof each veiir. He had been connectedl The horse is ridden by Moxie Joe. The Mann says that the_ air. - ,
Armorv Tits , d' th r urn 0 “01 in}; matters is distasteful to Miss ('11.: a double outbreak, ”l“ ”'0 small; with the'colum'oia Batik. No. 507 Fifth an old-time jockey. it was originatcd‘plme containing the Americans
tails will bah 33,103.03 plfifirrii'hon ““1 “'1" m‘i’bRb‘y be brought outidgugigittii: 0f ML am! i‘imi scrim-n, ll); “Wm“. for thirty-two years. His wife by P- 1“. “Che.“ VEP'DTSMT. of theicapsized while flying over Bou‘
. ‘ . ' in the co rt 0 ce in .. '“5 . or “"9"“9' 3" n recon gir'iv . ‘lioxic Company. 0 a ver istus' " . .
the automobile feature. under the dl- u m C d g‘ Hcontracted the disease in a severe “Dialer? Lackey was well-known in pears on the hose and when u was donvtlle plateau. near Nancy The
rection of Attorney Freeman Ll hci The. probate hearing ‘0 b9 he'd 0"! . . t J. . . , . . . - . .iobserver fell out and the 'lot. '
.Wiilinm F- H0.“ and Harry Stai‘cyisammfly h“ be?“ confli‘UPd uniilimrm' Health Officer Dr \liillam Norms k. having resided for several driven down Vi ashingion street. yes pl
”mil lion. Appflrpnny he recovered amléia scare winch occurs itcnerally about
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As a kind of protection against the
i
rapid increase in the cost. of living,
a society has been started among the
foreign residents of Broad street and
vicinity for the purpose of establish-
ing a kind ofrcommunity store in tho"
neighborhood. which will be support-
. ed by the society and at which the
members of the society will trade and
obtain provisions at the actual cost
price. ‘
. About seventynve residents of the
vicinity have already joined the move-
ment, and plans are now under way
tor the opening of a store as has been
(planned.
Provisions, including groceries and
her as duos. which will
be paid at reg-
ular. intervals.
This organization is the ilrstthing
‘0! its kind to strike amok for some
time. and it is 0 first the pin
grass of the ritually ‘w‘atched with
panellist-able film-"j“- it is ' on at-
hmp‘t to beat the high oust or livinx
Benton. will be 'a big thing, and with
a brass band, several drum corps and
hundreds of enthusiastic marching Re-
publicans. the whole affair will be a
veneer.
are in the hands of William Keislcr.
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Miiiifjiilill $l5
AND BOSISiilil iSSll’ili
The warrant against John D. Milne
for assault on Francis R. Irwin was
broken by a blow from Mr. Milne, but
they were shattered when they fell
from his face during the shaking given
Mr. lrvvin byillifr. Milne. it was also
proven that tho plaintiff? had called
the defendant’s son a thief and said
that he had stolen the money that was
missing from the gas meter. ‘ '
.November 11, a week from Saturday.
Tracey was called to the Griffin homo
iAt the time when thr- mm.“ was' last evening. and be immediately pro-
t
Arrangements for the paradei
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notl
t
al-
first assigned Miss Upson could
be found, so an extra period was
lowed.
controllers ‘
ill SUPREME can;
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The right of cities and towns
make ordinance-s regulating licens
to
es}
for jltney drivers was argued out yas-'
reserved. Attorneys Josepp it. Tori
tor and John Dwyer represented the
defendcnt and Attorneys Frederick
Fouxford and Louis Goldscbmide up
neared for the state. ’
nounced the illness of the children as
diphtheria. and quarantined the house.
This double case makes the fourth
outbreak of the disease in Norwalk.
Cases have already occurred in Win-
field street, Water street, and North
Taylor avenue. Inasmuch as all cases
have broken out in different sections
of the town and all of them have been
very sevens, it is urged by the health
officer that the parents of a child who
complains of having a sore throat.
should take the child to a physician
|lmmediatoly.* in this way a general
spread of the disease can be very
iii Piiiiiiifli’iiiii filli-
PHILADELPHIA.
' Nov. 2.—’l‘vro
The case lint-came up in the City wolnen nude men werekllled and two
court, of this city. before Judge Vou-
‘burgh. and Schetdler were lined 840 wt
l
young . women . urloully bum
in sire wieldi- covered the third.
years in his COUNTY estate, ‘30“‘83' . terday afternoon. it excited the admir-
ion avenue. lie was an officer and‘augn of people who saw it, ‘
member of the Rowayton Yacht Club During the short time it has been ir
and Reliance Fire Company [0? several opei'uton the horseinoble has been
years and the flag on the tire house driven over 8,000 miles throughout
is flying at but! must in his men) ‘3'. (he whole countziy‘ and especially
Deceased was commodore and sec throughout the middle west. Although
rotary Of the. Rowayton Yacht Club no advertising appears on the horse
for some years. Funeral
“"9 held from his “"9 "‘3“ch 55" and the coat of the driver of the horse
West 175th street. New York, this betrays my owner of the curiosity as
”mm“: M 10 O'QIOCR- ibelng the Moxie Company.
'520QMHECIED ; Accompanying the horsemobile are
itwo large autos. oneI known as the
enamel car and the other as the gol-
den car. The latter is the most costly
of the two, as it is covered with $800
meat. wiltbe sold to the members of served. yesterday afternoon and the terday afternoon in the Suprorne'mrge‘y svoided. . ortlt of got—d leaf. N“. img‘ ence- last 8'“ in
.tbe society who trade at the store. at case was tried in the City court. he. court. Bridgeport. The case which in.1 I ‘ .' d“ the Ru???“ drive '
the actual cost prl6e. and salaries will fore Judge Vosburgb, this morning. volved the question was brought win-IRE ME ”MI“ ________. EBEKAH’S HALLOWE'EN SOC'H-‘Volh and Galina. _
Mild to the clerks by the treasur- Evidence was introduced Which prov- the state against Fred Solieidler, ofi . Following the "3m“, “mm” The village of BamklhAzuma, .
* fr] 2: the 0 W301". who Km re- ed that Mr. Irwin's glasses were not this city. Decision m the case“ wu . $200.12 was collected for the Limit-(meeting of Our Sisters Rebekah in fl 8““. “can. of the nu.“
’ e v e. nomlns so rorn sac mem- '
onion war sufferers. The. local com-
mittee wish to take this opportunity
to thank the public for their generos-
ity, and all those who helped to make
the day s success, .
Many of the out-of-tooru people whc
contributed in other cities. when on
coached by the taggers here. would
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ing. the members and friends of l e
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Games suitable for the ocoulon
were played and numerous girls wear
awarded. Dancing was enjoyed and
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. . -, _. . After hearing an of the eiJence, costs. as ed to or. erratum mm . a... m such a mailer” give to them. stay or them notice. coffee anti-use. were served. M of the tonne French
It is on gonadal! ltitt. succeeds.“ Judge Voeburgh found Hr. Klinegutt- Common Plasma and then deibuuding at 1710 Nre’me emanmly‘howtng. who the Lithuanian are The good time broke up at o lute M in an Mi
Pi" Proli- 1!. he would by: other iv ‘and fined him 815 “4‘ -‘ 1‘ the moi-red to zone comment on the may. monsoon cune- iiloeoey. would say: -"lt is for e good close." from. «metallic more! I very , . . '
«rm “unit“! '110 "0' strongly oi» total amounted to 320.80.”: ‘ his mind: first theordiu‘ooe woe-anion“ not: old: life mother. Inlay. The money collected'sriti be sent to delichtlul 9V. - MAW“! "It!
ed. as In. in fact. every consumer tend-It paid the tine. _ .. ,. public policy and violated the note I an to, endure. naturism ' M of t it? film-limit
.. thecotintm tome emulator-teen ',..Attoruey Leo Davie repmeiile'd Mr. statutes. Wilma. to. so. injured culli- Help 1: In committee, of which Mn.) Clot-meet
g; iooestm iii. an proeent'litno.‘ _ urine in the action. sum score smash. insurer; _ with” W- v m " W ' .
Services “self. at is a great throng gaihcrer,
lm Galicil, will arrive in Bucha-
todse enjoyed a delightful R‘s‘hm'w‘
refreshments. consisting of sandwich.
who came down with til.
machine. was crushed to” death
under the engine.
i The Wireless Press in London
.1133 received a dispatch from
iBucharest saying that Lieuten-
iant-Gmeral Vladimir Sak-harofi'.
commander of the Russian forces
rest today and take command 0! '
the army in Dobrudja.
Lieutenant-General Sakrharoff
is rated as one. of ti"- ablest Rus-
sian commodore. He come int! "
idoni-‘n fruit. has been cam .
by British troops. They inflicted,
heave hosts on the Bulmiam
the French War Office announce!
‘vseterday, and captured .3oo pd:-
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