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SOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLB IV A SPECIAL will: AND OUR OW N OPERATOR.

 

 

 

 

 

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'NEW HAVEN. Sept. 4.~—All of the. summer colony at Harbor View Beac

injured in the trolley crash on the: y

Connecticut‘s Company’s

at three.

jured as given out by Coroner Ell
Mix today follows:
Dead, ‘ .
JULIA SCARVOTA, Waterbury.
KATHERINE SIMONS, 14 Railroad
street, Witter-bury (family name also
given as Steknukas.)
CHARLES BOTHBERG, Unugatuck,

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Seriouely ln]ured-—Grilfln Hospital. '

JOSEPHINE CARROLL, \l'aterbury.
FLORENCE KEENAN, Waterbury.
EDITH HABICAN, i’i'aterbury.

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Following Sunday’s Attack
More Prussian Aeroplanes
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LONDON, Sept. 4.~~German new

of England last night,
bombs at various places, according to

an official statement issued (ftpr mid—3 Connecticut. Miss liathrop suid‘that ‘ “01159
No r?port of casualties on his decision affected only the w'cst-;‘-‘“'“(“-

alight.
damage have yet been received.
present time. The official statement
follows:

. lines nearicame out of its
lmrby, last night. were reported to

day as recovering and it‘was expect-
ed. that the death list would remain
or the dead the two un-
identified last night were identified to-
day. A revised list. of dead and in-

lpt sau

esterday morning, that when the su

. hiding place and.
5 brightened up the surrounding coun-
:try and incidentally the hearts of
a the social committee, which had plau-
.ned the carnival of the residents of
lHarbor View beach. The committee
‘had labored hard to make this Labor
{Day Carnival the grand success that
[it was. It was far beyond the Inuit.
gulne expectations of the commit-
] tee as well as the residents, who had
waited so anxiously to see what the
:committee had in store for them.
;About 600 people were present to
; cheer their favorites to victory. and a
’i'nl‘lell' of sports and pastimes were
g enjoyed.

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Who Leave Norwalk For
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vilion, FOIlOWCd B)’ ‘D 1- List of Men Exempted or

Discharged by the District
Board

Following is the list of names of
hose who will constitute the first
atch of 11 men for Norwalk's contri-
ttlon to the National Army, and the
lys on which they will leave Nor-
Mlk for Camp Devons, Ayer. Mass.
“se men have been selected first
30.5 to allow all of the cooks need-
led » go, and second of those who do
film, to go among the first batch in
tthe “rder in which they were drawn.
nestiay'WSteplien Dokus, T. H.
Clare. J. Miller. Thursduywh‘red-
erlck . Moore, Harry W. Henson.
FM! fist-diner ’l‘rowbn'dge, Wil-
liam- ‘Torpy. Saturday—William E.
Brave William M. Bade, Joseph M.
Moelle John Kvanz.
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ongrcssman Talks With‘g
Her in Prison—Gets Miss?
Lathrop’s Interpretation

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,man Loner-gun.‘couierrcd Salurduyi
,tt'itli Miss .luliu Lathyop. head of theE
schild labor bureau of the labor de-‘.
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planes flew over the southeast coast‘ (“l-Will“ of Judge Could of North Caro-L "“3”."
dropping, “no that the new child labor lzttt",*‘1t’hl,l

;wa'x‘ unconstitutional would have in,

Ecru district of North Carolina. in:
which he sat and that it would im-
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Murder Mystery Proves
Enigma to Police Who
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YORK, Sept. {Allis head
”vered from his body as he
Iningo Gonzales, 27 years old.
:trd, who kept a
' Spaniards at 98 Commerce
_ 'ewark. was found dead by
III.“ will early yesterday.

Mrs. tirzalez told the police that
she fei’ a chill as she woke about

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“Enemy aeroplanes Crossed the cut she said. would still use its form-3.3530 \lt‘iocl; and treachedt over to

southeast coast at eleven o‘clock last; er certificates of age of children but' “old let husband. Sh
night and dropped bombs at Various the manufacturers would“ have t‘p-llhlnls' lilo st.

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Her husband did not

places. No reports of casualties or‘htll't‘ their guarantee Stamped on ““1“!" ’0 iuroqueries and, thoroughly

damage have yet. bee nr?ceived.

“A number of our aeroplanes pur-
sued the enemy." '

One person was killed and six were
injured by bombs dropped in the her.
ial raid over East Kent on Sunday
night. it is announced oilicially. The
attack‘was made by a single aero—
plane and was directed against the

‘ important Channel port of Dover. The
,officiol announcement issued yester-
(lav follows:

“Last night's raid was carried out
by one enemy aeroplane. which bomb-
nd Dover shortly after eleven o'clock.
Seven bombs weresdropped. One man
was killed and four women and two
children. were slightly injured."

CHEMIST BEATEN
AND ROBBED. DIES~
FROM HIS WOUNDS

SOMERVILLE, Mass, Sept. 4.-
Ilarold A. Whitman, a chemist, ent-
ployed by the Atlantic Chemical com-
pany of Mansfield, died at a hospital
here yesterday of . wounds .received
Saturday night when his-ms beaten
and robbed by highwaymeu. He was
found yesterday mom’ug in an uri-
conscions condition in the, marsh
about .100 yards from the? our line.
it. was thought that "he. was on his

 

way to .Melrose to visit his parents."

although the police advanced the the-
ory that. he was taken there in an

automobile. ,
Capt. Arthur Whitman.“ the re-
" serve officer; corps at Ayer, and

brother of the dead man. came here
yrsisrdav to assirt in thepollce in-
l' ligation. The victim‘s skull was
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‘goods front now on that provisions oil
:the cltfld labor law had been met‘
! with.

The “Courant” representative en-
jdeavored to interview Congressman
lonergan at his apartments in the
,l'niversity Club this afternoon on his
’trip to‘ Occaquan. Vt, but the con-
:gressman smilingly showed a disposi-
tion not to talk. He admitted that
he saw and converSed with Miss
{Flanagan who he said was in excel-
,'lent spirits and informed him. that
:‘she was in good health. "

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i HAVE CELEBRATION.

i The annual celebration of the Maria
is. S. Del'Assunta society, was held
iyesterdzty in thisclty and proved to
‘be a very impressive affair.

t The morning‘s program was start-
led off with a parade in which a num-
ber of local and out-of—town Italian so,
cicties joined, and which passed‘
through the main sire-Eta of the city,
including Water street. West avenue.
North and South Main streets. Wash-
ington street, Main street and Leo-!
nard street.

The Marine Band furnished music
for the occasion.
the various societies represented in
the procession attended mass in St.
Mary’s church at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.

During the afternoon. the Marine
-Band rendered an excellent concert.
and a grand reception and ball was
given in the Town Assembly hall, in
Wall street last evening.

The. affair was a huge success: in‘1
every particular, and was .attended,
by- hundreds of no lo ,dur

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0T'l‘AW.\,~Ont'., Sept. 4.—The Ca-
nadian casualty list today containedl
tin;l following names of Americans—1.1100“ -t“'°-°f them seriously.

Killed in actiont—C. S. Patte 5
West Virginia; J. p‘ Ztchuiey, “‘12;an Martin Wheelock. of No. 650 V'alley,'t‘oday in honor of the young men call. mayor of Derby, to the office of Sn-
Harbor. lnd.; R. Egan Kilburn, Wis-lavenue. Yonkm- "35119“ “1” a brew“
cousin; G. McNeil], Boston; (3. Doll-
fleld, Troy. N. Y.; H. W. Griesbach,l
Sweetgrass, Mont; J. R. Brennan, Ta-
George Dagiien. Ossoo,

coma. Wash:
Wis.

Previously. wounded and missing.
presumed to havediedr—J. Boyle,

Allentown, Pa.

Wounded and gassedz-A. Heider.
New York \city and L. M. Kelly, De-

troit. .
Wounded:—T. A. Walker. Boston;
J. A. Keith, Buffalo: A. G. McWewan

Fresno, 0111.; Leo Marlin, Van Warn}
Ohio: W. Campbell, Buffalo; Louis
The members oftGagne, Schuylersvjlle, N. Y.; Arthur

Pavjpr, Newsrk, N. J.; F. W. Carroll
Rocky Mount,
Woonsocket, S D.; N. D. McGregor
New Bedford, Mass; G. E. Griffin
East Jordan,
duty); J. E. Bush. Syracuse. N. Y

Walker, Buffalo, N. Y.; J.
Marlboro, Mass. - .
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Meg: R. J.'McAdsm, Dntto,;Mout.,
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Murder of Canadian Draft
Advocate Prevented by a
Member of the Band

MONTREAL, Sept. 4.—-Through the
suicide of a young bandit who was
surrounded by a posse at Lachute,
Que... last night the Canadian authori-
ties today learned of an alleged plot
to waylay and murder Lord Athei-
stan. publisher ,of the Montreal Star.
two days before his home at Cartier-
vlllo wa‘s dynamited on August 9.

The bandit has been identified as
Joseph Leduc. one of the band of
draftopponents who blew up Lord
Atheistan's home.

The authorities said they had learn-
ed that Leduc, with several men who
are now being sought by posses In
country sections, decided to shoot
Lord Atheistan on August 1, while he

REPUBLICANS w
l old but
tuition

Caucuses Will Be Held in
Several Wards Tonight to
Elect Delegates

Wlll. HARSTllllM '
BE RE—NflMlNAlEll?

Strong Opposition 'in Many
Quarters Over " Such ,a
Movement-Ward Nomi-

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,Motor-cyclist Hurrying to
Answer Charges in West-
port Is Arrested in Fair-
field For Breaking Speed
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British Claim to be Gettingtr
Further Into the Germans",
Positions in the Vicinity of:
Flanders “

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m 1 . 'a grim Joke on Samuel Silverberg, a nether Air Raid on Eng.
, Profiting g e :fimhgznme ,3 nations To Be Made motorcyclist of Chester \treet, Brook- A ‘ _ .
‘83,.“ the authorities said. because Iyn, Yesterday morning; while he was ' land Recently

putting on speed to reach the West-

Locai politics gets its first start to-' port court to answar to the charge
nisht when the Republicans meet in of driving Without lights. He was
the several wards to elect delgates to stopped in Fairfleld and arrested for
the convention to be held in the Coun-‘ driving too fast, and instead of two
cil Chamber on Friday evening. At alleged offenses to answer for. Sil~
that time a candidate for mayor will yerberg in the twinkling of an eye
be nominated and other nominees will found himself up against two charges.
be selected for minor offices. In the one in w stport mg the other in
airs; Ward diseased:I will be held in b‘airfiygld_ For hurrying-to answer

it own Assom y all, the Second , sted on anoth-I
Wardors will convene in the Council one charge, I“? was am ‘
Chamber in the Clty'dlall. the Third
Ward will have its meeting in the
East Norwaik Yacht Club quarters and‘
tr. can We

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the POSt Road In Falrfield iTown Assembly Hall. and Rowayton
'Hose Company quarters, respecttvely.
Tracey Banks, 17 years old. of 78'

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the head of an antivdraft organization
involved in the conspiracy, removed
the cartridges from the revolver. un-
known to Leduc and his associates.

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While the major operation of
the Germans in the Riga district.
on the Russian front and the great
Italian campaign for Triest con«
tinue to furnish the chief develop—
ments ,of military interest, the
German authorities have created a
momentary diversion by directing
a spectacular raid on the English ‘ .
coast apparently directed at one of: , ‘
the principal naval'bases. _

Whether the British naval prop-m
erty suffered to any extent from ~
the raid has not yet been made up '
parent. It. is known, however, that.
airplanes engaged in the operas
tiori, reached Chatham, the site of

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was dragged 45 feet tantalum!!! ln'l .
lured when struck by'tbe automobile, >
of Theodore J. Warner, of Jones Hill RIB“ MEN HELP
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,cai rolit d 2‘ feet more before it con i , mast of London, and that 107 men
'iyplil‘S old, driver of the car, claims that PIfiHT Blfi BLAZE; inf the naval establishment we”
”'0 was trawling but 10 miles an hour S. Late. last night. the Third Appellateikillcd and 86 wounded.
twhen he struck Hanks. He has been! .
‘ ' it would ‘ompletc «its examination of, -,- in in the. raid a car tw
'lng. Clad In Summer Flannels appeals frbm the decision of the local flitlypatng 1 1 ltltou ll 3}; View”
Warner was accompanied by his par-l Th P ' boards The board is receiving new" ““9 warm it} . g ' y. .,
CY revent Destruction engaged by British air forces and.
illridgeport “mm the accident 0c. shows that a little less than 25 pefianti-aireraft guns as they satires: I
' - t. f the claims have been con-l“) the Thames estuary to 1 .
ll’ost read. a large truck occupied most, Pmnt ._ Hay-Fllled Barn cen o ‘ 1 . >
lot the road. and the Warner car turn“ ‘ ,
._ . r com~ ,
1 Burns DOW]! Damage, Since the 1mm appellate board has 'lhe report of Lord F ench, ,
l \\'hen about half way around Wart! . . .~
"or discovered Hank“ ”mug towards '32? claims. Of this number. less than covering all the ground ,exceplt _.
‘ " ‘ . "9 been" 3550mm? . n .r- \dmiralt contro ..
‘effort to avoid a collision Hanksl MILFORD, Sept. {.—Hundreds of “‘8 ”9‘ cent “3‘ that it do 2 y , .
' e~'ice and the bal-. ‘ . ‘ . ‘
lawn of Arthur Jerry. laide and Pond Point assisted the lire- be“ fifriSflgirfTosifhero only allow-i“'“s done. The casualties he , pp-
llut Warner had turned in the. same man of Milford yesterday afternoon “nee “111m, k1llecl and 3m .
. ' estl tion. The lolIOW-Yiu'ured. The. naval casualties were-
tclist onto the lawn, where the bicycle huge barns of Walter L. Merwin at for further invts ga J
‘,and m? car mmded' I and Pom“ “though the barns “are have been consider?:4glnllltljmdpebnrifrd);IAdmiralty, and no mention is
the road, and then dropped. His bicy- of Mr. Mermin nearby was unharmed “5‘ “W‘ak‘ d9“ 9 ' ' do of the extent of damage, If
- e inv tigation, l7; ageimiy, to naval property. ‘
lthen rolled 27 feet further before it Nous flannel-clad youths who'swarui- ”d m mm r 93 I Meanwhile the ltahan a”. 591-.
lcould be stopped. A complete absence ed over the roof with the utmost d.s-
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’ ' ; the Austrian naval
t in beta dams ed. small hand chemicals with Splendid ‘damagc upon \
{0132b {If} goDerry ogt Bridgeport, came effect. The damage is estimated a} PAST CHIEF RANGER iliase at Pola. Route reports today .
cred with insurance. I . ' ' ‘ l s on '
.—--——a-—---—— A ' ' . n thirty Italian atrp one
The Merwm farm is located on the , - ~ . . d .
' e an
Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas F. Dowd have Pola, causxng heav) damag _ ,
MflTHRS HURT 7 , Point in front and Morningside on the Wretumed from Portland, Maine, after large fires.
lthis afternoon a huge comm” °f mic“ (191933“? ‘0 ”‘9 supreme convent-1°“-lt.i'o-ltalian front report the Ital-
AT WHH‘E PLAINSMMM arose over the barns a pll‘ Foresters of America and is Pas 'ians continuing their steady ad«
a i'. .. . . .i-tnofthel ., ..
l ’flm sme He wag cmma ' the district smith of Gamma, .
‘ appointed one of the credential com- and working further forward east- .
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Sept. 4.~— .
.Seven persons were injured in twoI ITS DRAFTED MEN P. Rendon, of Stockton, Catltfoirnia. teau
Among the most important us ness Til . l f
' - . ere has been no renewa o
i —— ' he c nvention. was ,
_ BRIDGEPOR’I‘, Sept. 4. Bridgeport transactions at t o 'the Flanders fighting on a large
ed for service with Old Glory. The breme bub—chief ranger. also the es-gof the artilleryIfire suggests‘tllali
new truck on the Tarrytown road.‘ large stores and several 01‘ the big tabllshmg of ‘a . reserve 'fund 0' T‘this is impending. The British, ‘
near Fulton street. George. the infant" factories were closed all day and most. $500,000 for assrstmg the widows, Ol'lhowevel‘; are biting further into ‘
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lacerated and his teeth driven, noon. The afternoon was devoted to order, who answer to their country stile German pOSIttons at 1:23:53} - _
through the IOWPI‘ Ill)- MiSS Agnes a parade in which about twelve. hun- call. President Wilson was duly nott-itlns front, undtoday a 5 lb
Parsons, of No. 175' Sterling avenuud dred of the new soldiers formed the lied of the loyalty of the order. whopévance of the British lines northeast

Fairlield. yesterday afternoon, and the
,‘be stopped. Arthur C. Warner. 18
Sboard was unable to determine whenf All six German machines par; ‘
arrested on‘ a" charge of reckless drlv- I . , ,
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tents; and was driving east towardsl fM . H claims daily tmd.a careful estimate:
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tcurred" Near Benson's swuch on the 0 em ome at- Pond
sidcred. ‘ . “ham.
' a t it Acts on 337 Clatml.
.9 out opass . . . ,.
$151K”) ,been in 395mm,, it has passed uponymandmg the British Home forces, .
:him on a bicycle. Making a vaiianti
* ‘ .E’ r cent. have‘ . .
turned to the right and rode onto the wealthy summer visitors at Morning discharged. while 5’ ”9 states that only Slight damage
.. i. liar es or held up‘ptll‘ts are one c
direction. ahd literallychased the bicy- in lighting a blaze which razed the Ed temporary dqc g ‘ ‘1
ing is a summary of the claim‘s u‘atircported by the Secretary of the“ ..
llauka was 'dragged for 45 feet along lotall)’ destroyed, the large residence
~ ‘ nths. 19: deferr-‘ma
lcle was wrecked. The Warner car owing to the valiant efforts of ham. dlSChfiIgeS, three mo ,
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of all obstructions prevented the au- regard for said iiannels and used -\lt.e seems to hose cffcctcdn t
- \ ‘ EDWOXim-llel)‘ ”5.000. but partly cm- DOWD HONORED the dropping of nine tons of bombs
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top of a high hill overlooking Pond ,
Wide. When shortly before 5 O’clock several days’ visit. Mr, Dowd was; Press diapatches from the Ans.“
Grand Chm Ranger or me Order in:vance in the. operation for Triest,
. Connecticut delegation, No. 19, andilll
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'BRIDGEPORT HONORS mm“ by “meme Chief Range" 0- ward over the great Bainsizza pla— '
motor accidents here yesterday after-1‘
' ' , ' - the election of George P. Sullivan, ' . ,
A touring car. owned and driven by observed an almost complete holiday ,scale as yet. although the intenSltY‘ f ,
30's of Mr. Wheelock. had his chin of the others suspended operations at plums and families of members of the;
Yonkers. suffered cuts and bruises.- principal section. They were esccrt- have pledged to play an iniportant'of St. Julicn is aimouncd.

Both were attended at the White1 ed by the entire Fourth Regimtnt, part in the war. .Many of the For- 4 LE Se t.
Plains hospital. . Conuetticut Home Guard, the Span- esters of America have already res. 'COESTdASEIgeOIt) Ii—Rgssiai
Not many minutes liter. at Mam-l lsh War veterans and civic and free ponded to the call. The convention we. on o , .p . P. rsiu have
aroneck road, near Simpson's Corners, ternal organizations. At the City was successful in every partlcuiar.ltmops mNortllweStem e
3 motor truck. owned by Gafl'el'ki‘flali. which was officially closed all and a better place than Portland-been pressed back by the Tupi“,
.express, Twenty-third street. and the} day, the parade was reviewed by the could not be found for such purposes. {the W at Oflice announces. A Turk+
.East River. and driven by Joseph? city officials and by veterans of the .The convention was held in the new, dvancin in m
' ' ' ‘ ' l i h u whe e the h detachment, a 8
Lisbold. of No 70 Gansevoort sit-ecu. CiviitWar. Athletic sports in the late mlliion‘ dol an e ty a , r l. , g . . f M , is
t ‘ ‘ h at r t or n In the world is ln-veasterly direction rom ertvan, /
New York city ran. into a touring car. afternoon completed the day. t it a sea as ' ‘ h 'ed Gareth
and was upset. The five occupantsl Twenty-one Young men will leave stailed,_ agift oi! one of the cltys reported to ave occupt ..
of the truck were injured and takenl tomorrow for Ayerand they will be loyal Citizens. The organist receives Bridge. .
to the White. Plains hospital, where"; followed daily by similar sited cou- a salary of $6,000 a year, Dilbllgacoi‘ ROME, Sept. 4’ ..
it was said-the touring our continued tingents. so that by, Saturday five per” certs being? given nearlyagvgéyforfihe:miny‘ Italian airplanes .
on its way after the collision. , cent. of Bridgeports quota of 2.126 special conce was 3m ab 1“ . dro d nine tons of bombs on the
.Harry‘ Wright; of No. 70 Gauseyoort men for the new army will be in the visiting Foresters an was t oroug :7" ppe ‘ ‘ P 1 N ‘ ,
ptreet. and Henry Schaefer, of No. 3671 cantonment. actively at work. About. lenjoved by all tie. members resen . alumna“ naYa base at b a, cause
West Nineteenth street, ‘were‘ the‘ all of this first five per cent. are vol- Mr..l)owd is recommended t a new ing destruction and lar c can“.
worstesul'ferers; Lieboldt ‘ Thomas unteers, whose positions -in the. draft Supreme Chief Ranger, Phil Schot- grations, it, is an n’bnnce Dacia] y
. Sullivan. of No. 20,? West 247th street were far down the line. but who ask: land. of New Jersey, for the appoint- LONDON Sept 4‘1“ ”183%
"w m a“ ' ' . on“? °“ as “om““mhd-dtw‘gh “"3“" TESS Sailiiaii‘liific-Sfif ST: ~ ’ ' ' " ' ~ ‘-
" " ".a’*erire arurno’ e , , —~ ,.
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