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.Grand Jury Returns the
Largest Number of First
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ANITA STEWART and
CHARLES RICHMAN in
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‘ perto. . tional, educational and Eocial orgaiti; . . gmhirgfi 03:“ 2183 lii‘iyxcong-i'tlisf, glittiiglcatiiiggzpriatigns hfor. the army, . th C .
, memes Spersonag. Martha Dufault Pre- 1335‘" $.3le 6.531333%: svbeeili ac. Place the ‘Adm Striking of :{uflflomfi‘mfi'fl‘ in “m‘flmfif Dassedathe Haifsne yeitggiiggbybzadg' Changes Made m e 9“
f; ‘ . . . . '. ' ' " - . . n 3 u “5‘“ “’c- 9 h f ' Russ'
standing A. which has appropriated $400,000.- Mr. 11 on Williams Chinese timer on dri a “mu“ me- 0 Troops in “m
’ ThurSdaY } Topped ‘tS Bl“ F or IllJlll’leS and the Knights of Columbus. who have. ' 111:9“, ’ ashore at Katharina; th‘e Brittle: The bill, the 18’3”“ supply meas- ritory I
CHARLES RAY Comm,..edical Attendance raised $3,500,000; the PlaygrOund and W ho mm hulk mm was beached at Amoy. ure In the country's history now goes
in a Triangle Feature ’ -- Recreational Association of America. m
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dcr cases, the grand jury in the Sn-
perior court yesterday brought. in an
indictment in? first degree in eac
case.
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. . iork, Ne H v .n nd H -tf - The \oung Womens ChHSNRB AI. inst. ,giam limited to snaggiegate of $1.. the Uboats wereta . ., \
Mag“ Oigag‘let Igdigtments were mad ,hafsughea Step “fiulg’gffgi . I The third man of the party. out 749,000,000; fortifications. $1,495,000, An armed British steamerfi .
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Peter Pettl and A:,0§.‘ifi°f§m’s“;’;" bPSL till!18.’tlit=n South Norwalk will (Continued on Eighth Page.) Williams, has not been apprehended, 000 appropriated. and contracts auth
110th of Bridgeport, were indicted for
the killing of Donate Lallio on June
1,? of this year. Sansone escaped,
but the jury found an indictment
against .him.
Eugene Ganglion. or Shelton. ac-
cused of setting fire to a hut in the
woods near_ Shelton, causing the
death of John Braid, a companion.
fwa‘s indicted. ,
s . I i t ' d- it - t' Both men have made a confession dollar at the local adios.“ . camp Equipage. $350,000,000: Wise“ Facto of 2372 tons’ gross
m b TV? From Danbury. do 0mm "g :33: ‘ ‘Obl 9'“ mg Also Found Near the Body hind Rossi’s confession is the beat $30,000,000; barracks and quarters, Thombs Krag of3569 tomli’
I n my- urmhed twa cases Where (Continued on Page Sevsnt one. In substance it. is this: . $49,000,000: medical department. I t
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i. .. ‘ i t 1:4r 'cl kl of a Mrs. Pierce in NOI‘WMR- 000,000 more authorized. armored mo ,statcment issued to _ .1
;2:03;)”223m130glhgfifi: “0510!"? 3:03 Nov“. went 0“, mm me back yard» yhichhwltzs give to Michael Sandor and to;- cars. $16,750,000 and $5,000,000 British War. Office conch .~..
ILE AFFIDAVITS ' --~ 'had been milled ‘0 the Scene” Maud '8“ " Dim 0' ikmdunfi‘tvh I' 1.223... amber-N:Iigfi?:titil:ymsrgsldg mfa‘mimomsfi'000000 11- al 0rd military operations on the M'-
. . ‘ I, i di.t nc w: , the imiceman! about fifteen inches 011;; an ree - ' viaton. . . : RV ' - r nce and Bel ium.
‘ ._ Ne‘v York W!“ Vote Ollifiggd P1358“: ‘3“;an J, \Nl’ir‘te. agod‘lllflres in diameter. and whitted " In- 0811de yesterday and the €8.80! ['8- front In F a g
HARTFORD, Sept. 19.-—~Executive
Secretary John Buckley has réceivea
. , _ __ prison. Judge Barbee was notacqnaint- - ““9 f0 vessels :5, - i
a‘ number of letters from/'exemption November '— connwhcuti Fort .fSlocunt. ‘IVI‘S'? ““0“ “’3“ ‘ . ed with the facts in the case other ggggm‘safidgggooo 000 raddltonai au- 00930: reported in “1310:; ntfl'
bosrds‘iii reply tohis communications Women Assisting also cut. but it “is expected. he will, (Continued,on Eighth Page). than the” given him when the two . n v . . communique, “as ma e y 1'
1 information in ‘ i , . recover. , —-'. . » 0
oil of allowing ”35:53.5? 39.1%: Not very much—2283.. surf ‘hospitai anti is charged Ed“! [gurgegr' t This cameharousod much feeling in :gggggg “‘5“ and ”7'500’900 mor merits. Ki
it is cifident from these'nepliesi that ai nin - rage cam: {“3 M'S- T°b“}-.'J0hu ”Will <. o . NflRWA ‘ . . ""1 a“ w ‘3“ ““3 ““9““ °‘ "“9" The Senate appmprtatlons comn'rib . “There was nothing of spe’ HE
sufficient care has not ,been- taken in ’during shbiilalNemdigilINisIn Connecticut. m' the months husband, was held! ‘ years in the reformatory was given
every instance that the claims on the
ground of being aliens were duly an»
ilienticatfed. In many instances the
more word of the alien registrant has
taken tha he was entitled to exemp-
léion. Tl?£i' is ndt sufficient. The
miles lad down by the federal
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thorities require that the registrant
. ‘ . . k have left Camp to the h Wounded or ‘missmg: 431
. - - _ , for war service . 'a' Mo .0“ the sidep that several Noiual . appre canton of the two men. ‘ , .
shall make an affidavit Stating the work. The other reason is that NequIml‘s'L it‘siiilfng“ Nie’wEs removed to Devens, Ayer, Massachusetts. yester- He turned ““3 evidence over 10 Detec- core and 21’843 men. “
I. grounds on which he claims exemp- York will you. on a state 'stiifrage‘ on} ' s ' day. and the supposed destination is
tion and giving the information in
adequate detail to enable the board
to verify the statements.
It is;beii-3ved that number of per-
son'; mav have taken advantage of tho
case with’ which the. alien ground for
_ L , . , .E the party, and among them are Pri- the Local BOYS Who clarcs: “Whether the German 3301-
f‘ougmon has “9113601)th by some 48,000 LONGSHOREMEN Eggsrffgigslfiszi12th:}:pm3iIEt £9,221 votes Joseph Mariner. Jghnfixvianiczi: water “grant-Nix”; ling" PM“ hlsoa‘fgfloiand Non Com Jobs ernment remains deaf thereto iii-
ioar s to escape the draft. It . he ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' . _' William iii. Ea e an e erci on on - .
{intention of the. authoritiep toigctim- MAY GO ON STRIKE “01199 and when informed 0f the Km
pcl theflalien to prove his claim he
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Entered at tho south Nomik PM
Office as Second Class MIM-
sou'rn mounts, coax. wsnmnsv,ssrr.19,1917
Fair tonight and Thursday.
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Councilman Murphy, City
Engineer Wadhams and
Councilman Nutting N am-
ed to See if Washington
Structure Can Be Changed
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SEWENS ABBEPTEI]
If the committee appointed last evev
ning consisting of Edgar G. bfiirphy,
Joseph P. Wadhants and Councilman
Maurice H. Nutting. can manage to
convince the authorities of the New
in a great measure lose one of the
worst eyesores that the city has, and
from which it has been suiferfing, to
the detriment of the quarter as a
residential or business section. ever
since one might say the "history of
man."
The mayor's report which is to be
found in another column of this issue,
suggested that the incoming council‘
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Suffrage Amendment in
general decision of the
are, and is due to two causes.
is the preoccupation of
active war service~a preoccu
which is possible because Conn
is well organized for suffrage
organization has been use
the women togedheii
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Entertainments ‘From An-
nual Supporting Fund of
$14,000,000 Started Today
at 16 Cantonments
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—-The big-
gest recreational program ever staged
in America, a continuous performance
to last for the duration ,of the war.
with on annual supporting fund of at
least $14,000,000 started today at the
sixteen National Army cantonments.
The country's best theatrical talent
has been mobilized under the direc-
tion of Mark Klaw, to give free enter-
tainments for the soldiers. .
The Government activities were or-
ganized by the commission on train-
ing camp activities appointed by Sec-
retary Baker, with Raymond B. Fos-
dick as chairman, ‘
Cooperation of the largest recrea-
$3,500,000. and the Library Associa-
tion of America, which is to provide
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Michael Rossi Tells of the
Assault in East Norwalk,
in, Which He, Danny No-
vak and Gills Williams
Were Implicsted
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This anemo- at La'clock in the
down town can» Judpllnburgb is
libraries in all the cantonments from
a fund of a million dollars. , For a
canteen service in the camps a fund
of $1,500,000 has been set aside.
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Soldier From Fort Slocum
Witlti His Throat Cut
NEW BRITAIN, sen. fit-«Lying in:
a pool of blood \ith the throat cum,
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I 25, connected with the quarteiinasb‘ to the form of a club. He then burn-
thc lifeless body of Mrs. Annabacon:
I:er's department, Regular Army, at‘
d ‘0 bllnggwoman's‘ corpse was
amendment in November, and all the
energy that can .be spared Troni work
(Continued on Page five.)
One:
suffragists in ‘
Wise is under guard at a;
This is the! at police headquarters pending [an ill-I
suffrage lead-
vestication. but was later released.
Herbert John was on his way home
when he licprd screams for help. Sits-
pation .pecting the shouting was a ruse. 0f 0.
ecticut! highwayman, he sought. Officer Hes-I
and thisi Ito, and both traced the screams. The
found in the
the
and the victim’s husband was placed
under arrest at his home, a hundred
iyards ltrom the scene.
police entered, Tobin was found p _
ly clad. walking up and down “'1'.
lot Henry J, Hipson on February ,24tb
ISentinel this afternoon,
hospital in the police ambulancei
When the '
art-1‘
h: afternoon.
hearing cheevflence h the cases of
Michael Roost. of Not-nit, and Dan-
iel Novak. two of the three ussilisnts
and both Rossi. who was arrested at
Chickamauga Park, 6a., by Detective
Sergeant Mum. and Novsk, who was
brought back from Bridgeport, where
he was doing a sixtyday stretch for
drunkenness, declare that they have
heard nothing of him, Rout. since
Sunday. February 26th, and Nov/hit,
since he parted with him in Cleve~
land some time ago.
Gus William chino ts‘florwalk af-
ter» he had been ..oolcasod-trom lsil
where he had been sent for holding
'up the colored women in front of 'the
post oilice‘on Washington street, and
There
ed a design on lit, which he said
‘ [IN IVAN TII’INANBE
A message from New Haven to The
announced
Ito be “somewhere in France." lithe
start was made from Camp Devens.
in the morning. and the arrival was
at New Haven and 3 o’clock in-the
There are 200 recruits in
i Moore, all of Not-walk. These young
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GET LONGER Samoa
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Eighty-five Per Cent. of the
Water Craft in Amoy Har-
bor Destroyed by a Ty-
. phoon
AMOY, China, Sept. 17 (Delayed).~
More than six hundred natives were
killed by the typhoon which struck
Amoy without warning at the end of
last week. Eighty-five per cent. of the
watercraft in the harbors nearby was
destroyed. No foreigners have been
reported lost.
Outlying districts cannot be com-
mauiooted with, and it is feared great
damage has been done there.
One village on the Island of Amoy
reports that only 16 out of 200 fishing
boats were saved.
The Japanese steamship Amakusa
Mom, of 2,350 tons' gross, is on the
rocks opposite Kulnngsu, and it is
Both of these vessels, it is believed,
can be saved.
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The Connecticut . Company an-
nounced today that commencing Octo
bcr 1st the rate of fare on all the lines
owned by the company V: be in-
creased to six cents. To relieve pos-
sengers of the necessity of carrying
the coins necessitated by this change
to fare, 17 tickets will be sold for on
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Through the efforts of Prosecuting
Attorney Cramer C. Hegeman the sen-
tence of three years in the reformatory
opened by Judge Burpee. The sentence
given then was eight years in state's
men were first brought to trial.
be No men much unfavorable com-I
ment on the lightness of the sentence‘
was heard. Officer Roberts, who has
not fully recovered as yet. was the ob-
ject of much empathy and commen-
dation for his bravery and a great deal
of credit was given to Officer John
Flynn. who found the evidence that led;
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them after he had sent to California
for Kovacs.
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SEGOND DISTRICT FINANCES;
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AND SIN MIN MADE PR|SONI
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Vote Unanimous on $7,000,-
000,000 Measure — Now
Goes to Senate
WASHINGTON, Sept. lib—The $7,-
000,000.000 war deficiency bill. car-
to the Senate whereprompt action is
expected. it directly appropriates
$4,830,000.000 and authorizes contract
for $2,314,000.000 additional. The big
items inolude:—-
“Shipping board $635,000,000 cash as
part of the board's construction‘ pro-
orized for $975,000,000 more;uaval
emergency fund, '$100.000,000; War
department emergency fund, $100,000,-
000; construction of additional torpei
do boat detroyers, $225,000,000 to startI
a $350,000,000 program.
Transportation of the army and itsi
ruppiier, $050,000,000; army subsis-I
tence, $175,000,000: quurtormaster‘
supplies. 8100000000: clothing and sunk the Norwegian stoams
$100,000,000; ~o n “r" department.
$105,000,000: definitions: " ammur
nltion. $39.520,000: small arms target
practice,.,$13,0 0.000: ordinance stores
and sunpllesf'fldybgmm automatic
machine: rifles, 5880 000.000 ind $118,-
nance and ordnance lstores, $12,146,-
480; ammunition for vessels, $40.000,-‘
000 and $15,000,000 more authorized:
tliorized: reserve ordnance supplies.
tee has been at work on the House
measure for several daysiand will
hold brief hearings beginning tomor-
row when Secretary Baker will ap.
pear and probably submit further ad-'
ditional estimate.
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HERMAN I’IISITI
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 19,... N5?
German submarines have ‘ 1 ,
sunk by British naval forces
ports the Bergen corresponde
the Tidens Tegns. Six men
the North Sea sank a German 0
marine which was shelling a ’
tral sailing vessel. The second :
marine was sunk by a British
pedo boat destroyer while attdb
ing an armed steamer. ‘ '
CHRISTIANIA, Norway. 80
19.-German submarines
it wasannounced t0t(l)aér“c at "
Norwgeian Foreign . e.
their».
men from each vessel lost;
lives. ,
“LONDON, Sept._19.——The ofiid
“The successful raid ago
the German positions In Invc ,
of the York and Lancaster
interest to report.”
LONDON, Sept. l9.—Casua
in the British ranks reported
the week ending yesterday foil
Killed or died of wounds: 15 t n "
cers and 4,755 men. , -
0 in
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 19.—v,
waerts, the Socialist organ of .. _
lin, holding that the complete .
storation of Belgium is coroll.
to the Reiclistag resolution, ;
is not only a question of pow
imen Went to the cantoument early
In the Second Taxing District,
this month in the first draft from Nor-
, i «the National Army at policy ‘but justice and consoled
fore it. is allowed by the exemption NEW vORK, Sept, 19,_piers of. (continued on fifth page) which meets this evening for the an-, An officer n ,
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{Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. says No policy is truly wise that d
several of the princi at t~ansati ti ‘ . ~ _ nual meeting, the following is the bah; Sentinel. that it . . 1c al fa
_ 4 [steamship lines in NEW Eork 11:3); COMPANY B N. A. P., WNII‘INeV are reptrrted 85 being in 800d once sheet. The resources total ‘0 2-1501“: lin}IitzirijvaJIi-irilgle men coming to $813: Eh: mgratltfifii gas. it
‘ are affected by a strike of longshoi-e; UL , Ispirits, and are anticipating a good $498441” and the liabilities are listed CaTI'ilD tomorrow to put on some good m ‘1? 1 efothn 3.1' (1 fig}:
. . men who charge that the lnternation- WI CONTINUE WORK trip across“ the Mean. hus. ' w rm clothes and to bring a blanket, how ing- 0 e m I e '
.2” Mercantile Marine insisted upon , , I .—————-————-———-— gran: and LOSS """ ‘ """ s 1'431’51 csmfortabie overcoat 01‘ something tICIansi We amrm that l‘lght‘ :-
, . p - reinstating a foreman against the [About thirty members of Compnnyi' ~ Eliggtilific Light Dividend ..... liggggg; else to help out on the bedding. He right and that Belgium has 1’ Ni!
. IiIIIiIIIlIESS [INNS 33:52.0..2srsncst 3.1.9: gingerly.intimates:‘HIIIINNNB SIIEN --------- :;; it.“ . ‘stviiyeifiirii‘féeri‘lib‘i’ wigs“; pairwise-k
_ . 1.. . . 1 v, .F. cMahon ........... 4200tat 9W“ . ep. -- '.
. leaders declare that 48,000 Will beihall, in Wall street, and talked overi ‘ - lowl and all are shy on . .
{ordered to quit work .“and tie 'upimatters relative to the continuance off” . Treasurer Water ''''''' 5'000'00 gaing on 5 Y ment has introduced a bill 111
HARTFORD. Sept. lit—On his re-
turn todayxfrom Boston. where he at-
‘iiended a- meeting of New England
federal food administration. Robert
Scovillo, Connecticut's federal food
administrator, announced two white
breadless days a Week for the period
of the war, Wednesdays and Thurs-
days are the days.
A resolution to include graham and
brown bread was offered, but a com-
promise was made. Hotel proprietors
restaurant and; lunch room keepers
commerce of the entire port” unless the company'duringthe winter'
the foreman is dismissed. The lines! y
anacted by the strike are the, White; ed to retalnrthe compan
Star. Cunard. Atlantic Transport and! dependent body. and to
the Holland-America.
Representatives of the
nor, president of the
Unitediof the city.
States Government and T. B. O'Con-‘ will be started in the near funtro
International I
lLongshoremen's Union. are expect-ad
to take part in a conference here to
day. in an effort to end the strike.
The members who Were present vot-
y as an in-
oppose any
Inmalgamaticn with other companies
A recruiting campaign
- . and
it is hoped that the company can
be recruited up to sixty members.
. The company also decided that the
recruiting board shall be formed by
Meantime the loading of big ships members of ,‘the company, and that
with war supplies is delayed.
'the board shall hold the power to
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,‘necticur. who has heemasked by Gen
ieral Crowdier of Washington for his
Iopinion upon the advisability of con-
tinuing the. examination of men reg-
istered for the selective draft. until
all‘havc been examined, in a tele-
iphonc conversation with a Standard-
Amcrican reporter today said that he
hid replied but at the present time
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’ $498,147.90
The Water. Department_ balance
sheet shows resources of $701,544.05
and liabilities as follows:
Surplus ................. $375,609.76
Profit and Loss ........... 22,934.29
Bonds Payable . ........... 303,000.00
‘ ‘ $701,544.05
Other matters on the report were
not ready for publication this morn-
iils. but will be in shape for this eve-
ning's meeting.
ankets. ‘
blThe report from the camp is to the
effect that. all the Norwalk men are
doing well. Gardiner Trowbridge is
detailed to regimental quarters and
from reliable information it is believ-
ed Stephen Dokus, Fred Moore and
William Eadbfwill soon have non.
commission jobs.
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ATTORNEY TAMMANY
GIVES FINE LECTURE
Chamber of Deputies empower
the Ministry of Commerce to re-
"strict the consumption of print
paper or raw material usedJinl
manufacture during the war,
to seize any paper or raw mate
used in contravention to the order“.
issued by the ministry.‘ ,
PETROGRAD, Sept. 19.“
Provisional government has es,
lished the post of Military G ’
* - ‘ ~ , - 1 " f Petrograd and re-esta
.‘(Hld housewwes are urged to corn i1 accept or “319” anvcandidate. . Ideclincd to make public his answer. “~— A very interesting lecture was tie-2110r 0 . .
'with the rule. ‘ Y THREE STORY FALL iegfrlgetgazgezfpggfidlflit ggggie'l“ General Crowder' has made thet VICTIM or HALLUCINATION livered by Attorney William F. Tam£,%d the officfe "01g (immigdegio
.___.._._.__ g ' ‘ , . " some request of the governors o surpass FATAL FALL. many, last eVening.- in the rooms 0 roops 0 e 1'08“! ,
i KILLS DANBURY' MAN est whichi is beling taken bin‘iho aux; .mr‘r fit-139,4. and “I’d“ their reply per— . _____, . the.;Catbolic, club on West aveni‘eviPolkovm'kofi has be“ appo
I TEMPORARY EMBARGO ' WATERBURY Sept 0' 18 ‘Bruce gifting if. trifling: giswifstIIIE hm "“1 depend iln ailarge NEW”- ‘w‘iIIiATERBURY' Sept. ISL—Bruce, Mr. Tammany (Fightefihe Igemggffieommander with powers to?
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BY EXPRESS COMPANY Wildman. who was ill and Sufferingitheir time in further meetings sodiwnemfl an exam I” one ‘ ma who was m and suffering ”agent Rev “the‘ “n
,i'innt» under the present boards or be
from hallucinations, fell from a third
deferred until a" later time.
hallucinations, fell from a third story. drills. it the city does not wanz'tho 'story' window at his homeon Orange
llam J. Tracey, and John F. McMahon I (1115800118 “lilting to the food
window at his home on Orange street organization. I I
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. NEW YORK. Sept. 19.~’I‘he Adams gave Short 15- 5 .311 D 8 P
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ilxpiess Cami?” ~toéiiiydeclared a Imitliimdnmlf’iangéli’“ alllfiost .lnstafit-Ith'l‘li; company lextetnd‘iéc‘i‘l its iiio‘tse’ act {nomiifiggvgfiyhggngo$880116”! 57:12:; tIthmk’ iii-gaming“ sad bimevziim‘h‘i: gsgérzl‘id égségugggéatakonéto'inauivifw B"
one .w‘n- . s ansasevsnn 0.21 u-~.' ‘ - . . - --'* , .,
«$.35: fidrisl‘kati‘é'rfigxceiiéfiv. dot-mi. wurmu°vffme “1.2333355: car .8. Adams. retina invitees? £02233? Li»‘§.l‘3fiii§§°°iii3§§.§inii 32.7513. 3223.223. .iil‘tldmtfall‘é i353." itsiii’é‘kiiii‘ii‘gé‘r 0.33.9521“ .
"waistlinenewsman £502“0i.:”2“i.3.if£ it: aim: as W “1mm“ “News“ 9' we: 0’3.“ m mums run . t. «we Iczl’“... .t 3...... m...
«in and all poinishin‘, New England. sick for thepast month. The medi.‘ Company. B will hoidEanothdbmeot-i gallized 31“; m In.“ ' liadbeen sickeni- the past month. -- ‘__ , , ‘ t
The, embargo will be effective Thurs-
cal examiner is investigating the ac-
ing in the Town Assembly
cident‘.
Tuesday evening. ,
hail. ‘nexi. ‘ ., . Ad. ,, ”The. medical .ex‘aminer‘is investigab
(lay and Friday at this week. ._ ._. _;,‘, “w ‘ ' I- Try ' elftlnsthn . infig‘theacoldent. . w ‘
:rry h‘senitiist .Waut at:
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