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‘ MEMBERS, 13000.61”! 11.
killed intbaN c-6131 his chu
Nashtllle, ruesda'y, would! to in:
.- mummmmormm
,ssw. loo mar-ouster. m
sent to fiashrille for 1190ch
than and were en route back
Dhis to await call.
coaches of an WWW train
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WANTED—LADIES '1‘0 WOl'K AS;
grocery clerks. Steady 911191013191"-
GM 6. mum”- WWG- M97“ " ° To: :16 c .n. Motown! 688 Warren ?
cert! Co., '50‘Water street, South 840:; street Brim, Ct Tel £1175
I“. 311 u
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TO LET~IAT 122 SOUTH MAIN
street, space for 2 automobiles. 54 per and Pacifis- Rallmild. were WWW
tar Also small turnished r0017: t‘rr- in 3 ditch bemeentflmwn “a 90’1"
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FOR 3.41.5«1 ELECTRIC FAN, or ‘
rect current, cost last season 621, sell
gentleman inquire on premises or. tele- .
l S m a;
11 32 Ph'Jue 167-.- Port 9&7qu “Aims trails pl
111‘ 3‘ J. K. Sheppard. «Honoured.
WANTED « W. GOOD]
pay and steady employment. cop!) mum and 3 bicycle at 4 Raymond 61 {1y house, Hillside avenue. 7 rooms. all
«Saturday, or Monday. Employment Of} ..
flee, Norwnlk' Tire & Rubber Co. 11 3t,
£93 SALE—Ji‘wo ROOMS DF‘ FER 1 TO LET—LOWER FIJOOR, 2 FAM-
improvements hot water beat. Rent
.' $10 3t
..-. .2...—
' wreckage, but were not believed moi--
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS 325. Taylor & Golden.
—-".
warlreo—a'r 01min SHIPPING
chatter. Nosr Br. Tnoaoucntv
downpour. Goon OPPORTUNITY Humane” r
‘70 Riel-1T PARTY MCMAHON, arm-
computers 6: 77637611767031. 14-;
516 3:;
no ORCHARD STREET
ed to a spreading rall-
Danish ,Ball. Heads d a nd'
Heads. Strong stout? maker-13" 60' TO LET“APARTMENT HOUSE 7-
cents per hundred $4 per thousand. Mm and “a” hardwood “0°” ”“7 DEATHS ‘ND mu“
Wolfplt Hlll Road W 5931190} hot ’3”? 71681.3'781'3'
’11 at modern convenience to lighten burden
or housekeeping. H. J Hipson. Phenol
£011 SALE—~20 roo'r LA.UNCH 102.7-
Funeral of Mn.AMI E.. Reid.
Norwalk Tel.1140.
The funeral of Anna. '68. Wife of .Wll
wAN'l'vEllhis-.BKICKlfi'lil‘lli‘ElR-6'117 17W ditloyna “7.111 sacrifice For demonstra- '
and 16 fo'ot skill, both in excellent curl-T ITuesday afternoon at. Christ churchfi,
navy recruits accepted by the 1mg .
PMS NW? Recfllm ”filial.- Wile
matlon received here”- They hwy.” '-
37?; modified.
SHREVEPORT, La. duly 11.«Fourl
carrying soldiers {gm Camp: Bolivia,I
Texas. on the VMBme‘fias 4301976991311 lcélvved
lene. Le, seventeen Mlmfdbéye
from
in}... the scene of the wreck, stated
that no' one. had been billed. but: chit
'61:: soldiers WOIQrm’HM, and that
two nlen were aimed under .1110
110 36 [law A. Bold of East 110ka held .-
.TO LEV—3 FURNL‘HED ROOMS; The services were conducted by Rev '
flGMAY WORKER
BADLY SHOCKED'
" .1 (Confined 1mm .Flrst Pure.)
in
pert oi his body cents in contact with
. .lho viral-and he was thrown to the
6' V pd
gr. Wino Brown was immedi-
mtefyl. nodded and. upon arr-111,018 at
to be taken at once to the hospi-J
,10r he has in a very precarious
The ambulance apps Miami
1:th till weredmllsatsben
hos tal, where very little hopes,
are held a t for his recovery Practi-
untimely part of his body was burnt' l
to 1.06sides the injuries he re-
min [iii tall from 'flle car
moa- 1717611111. ’ I
suntan: repay 1
IN NEW roaK
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tally hut-.1 The accident was, attributz dengnmenis. distinguished. men of the
@116 state. nation and representatives
.0! the Allies, had some difficulty ini
~38!!le 4'the caisson followed Major
12151113133616 horse. with. boots reversed
the stirrups and bearing also his
1: :gmal sword. Next came his widow
tives in carriages, followed by
bearers. Also in line were
-, afo‘i' lt-chci's comrades in arms
hvldtdrs' with whom he had trained for
oughly experienced. Man prele‘t'l'ed, “'1161 “dam; {Boat ,, we 0‘ Sentinel to adults, suitable for light housekeep- G H Houxbton puller-”the minister .Iservlce bl France
0mm from draft woman considered
ng experience Salary de-
Address Qpportunltg;
3'16 3t'
Write,s
sired anggge.
care of Slintinel
in: Two minutes' walk from Wilson ill ghgrge The floral slits were many!
fillet Shop, near troliey. Apply box 3. and gxquisttely beautliul and: were 6
FOR “#543de AUTOMOBILE" care of Sentinel. 110 3‘- tohen of the respectand love in which'
five passenger. Good condition 4' m tube was held by all who knew her.
111131.
nus-fl”
WAN
coring Co
*FIRST CLASS T4301.
mailers iiid machinistfi. Nash Engin-:
19 3!:
new tires. 6300 Tel. 1391-3 after .
ill 31 situated Improvements. Inquire at 8* of Christ parish and while it“!
i Woodwind avenue Telephone 365-! or supported it With lhfit tenancy and'
50R BALE—609D :WQRK an M473 3' seal which actuators the. true Christian.
WANTED—YOUNG MAN T0 RUN-1
“elevator Lounsbury, Matthewson & in
Co ..
WANTED ——. sTmDY. RELIABLL'
man wishes job or position where he
can have a chance to learn to opera I‘-
an automobile truck _ or _.,-prll'ate can!
Willing to sacrifice time to learn Ad'- '
, 55 West avenue or phone‘
19 3t'
dress 3.3
1296.
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY as
sistant bookkeeper and stenograplrer.
Apply Harris & Guns cities. 68 Water:
19 3t.l
WANTED—SPECIAL PRICES'PAID" ' ”CAI. "mm '
stir-ct.
FOR EXPERIENCED HAND p.71
naoronuab WORK T0 1317609812
A'l‘ 110m: srmov WORK, HOUR-3.
as. M. TO :1 P M 041.1. AT 305-
76516 [my GOODS STORE BOUTON,
CORNER OF LOWE. PHONE 337.
322 lm‘
WANTED—YOUNG MEN UNDER
draft age to learn the retail milk but?-
inoas 5:11an and commission Better
thunS'25 oper week to beginners Air
awcr in own handwrnlting Box X. at
this oiilce.
WANTED-M. N durations" no
(:0, and 1N Nnno or EM OYES.
MACHINE OPERATORS, sr. EVERS
FELLERS. PRESSERS AND OTHER
user-7171. .IMEN AND WOMEN, PER
MANnx'c‘ wonK AT GOOD PAY.
APPLY AT ONCE. 16 MERWIN 57'.
NORWALK CONN. is fit
WANTE'D—GOVERNMENT \‘ElEDS
20, 000 clerks at Washington. Erratum-'1
ations everywhere in July. Experience
unnecessary. ,Mcnpand women dcslrln'g‘
government positions write for tree‘
particulars to J. C. Leonard (former
Civil Service Examiner) 421 Kenols
Bldg, Washington. J6 3t
WANTED -— MACHINE DRAWS.
man. and cngineIiatlle hands at once.
lilnley Machine Co. - »
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY U. 3.
Government wants thousands men-
meen, 18 or over for war position.
Easy clerical work, $100 month List
‘posiuons open free. _erte immediate.
ly. Franklin institute, Dept. 23 IF.
Rochester, N? Y.._
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wumso—eu'nN TO WORK ON hearins
oyster boats. Steady work, good paY‘
North Atlhntlc Oyster Farms, 144 Wis--
ter street. l
VVANTED—fiARDNER. APPLY DR.'
Hurd, Lesurlea, Rowayton.
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WANTED—"CASH FOR OLD TEETH
don’t matter if. broken. I pay $2 to $25
per set, also cash for old gord, silver.”-
platinum,_dentu1 gold and old gold
jewelry. .Witl send‘cdsh by Wild!”
mall and will hold goods 10 days 891‘
sender s approval of my. price. Mall to
It Mazer 2007 8.5111 street Phlladel
phia. Pa. 13 1171
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Firemen
coined for and wages and- 01-;
. vol-Iceman for mum” It“ ”or
0‘ “9th 7M ,
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driving horse Double or single. Weighti Although iatllpg- heath prevpnipd her
1.150 lbs Inquire Harry Tripp. 4 Chas. participation. in church work for many
street, South Norwalk months. her kindly and cheerful dispo-
ro awareness, 'STORE, MAN
‘isctory with or- without power 1701'
l.vvttllt South Norwalk, East Nonwallt,
, Rowayton. Rents for all applicants!
,C
EU‘O Raymond Brothers ' is at
19 3t
roe sate-7mm OLD
and old violin. A real bargain it sold
at once. Telephone 262 8 3t! 70 LET-3 ROOMS AND KITOH
lenette. newly painted. suitable for man,
arid wife. or young couple. Cali morn-
'ings 0r evenings at 14 Reynolds street,‘
or 8 Havlland street. 19 3t
others. Her one rexret was that she
could not see her youngest 'son,‘ Coi-
,poral Harold 1.. held; 479:1: Kero'
squadron. now stationed at ironclad.r
England. Peaceiuny sleeping upon
the bctfutiful sun killed knoll at River.
. side, her men friend finds consolation
7'0 LET-#6 aoous, GAS awe "‘ ”'3‘ “W ”W
itriclty and bath. Inquire at 206 Flax
'Hlll Road or phone M 12” 5 9 3‘ There is an eye that never sleeps
Beneath the wing of night,
TO LETr—TWO LARGE FURNISH There is an ear that never shuts
ed rooms with improvements at 41' “he" (“"5 ”’9 ”mm“ of light
3 . "Wcst avenue Norwalk. )9 3t There 1“ an arm ”‘3‘ "9"" “'9“
l _ NOTICE l .' When human strength glvéh way
I Distilct of Norwaik. all, Probate TO LE1—DESIRAB:.E STORES 131 There is a love whlcll'nWer dies
Court, July 10, A D. 1918 iHotel Clifford Block: reasol 1W, rent: \\ hen carthiy lo'vcs decay,
‘ Estate 0' 1011“ 3- FPIUS “119 01' NOT and suitable to needs of toner ts: best!
gwalk In said dlstrlct deceased 'huslness location m city Apply to} It Is that kind of love which on
Ordered that the ox ccutors exhibit Harris & Gaps Co. South Norwalk deared he!" t0 the 9‘1”?" community.
i,illcir administration account to this 313 t!..
court for adjustment at the Probate; . AMOMO Pllmfllla
oillcc in \‘orw,alk on the 78111 dsv 01' FOR SALE—A 6 FAMILY 17077515" Antonio Palmcnla died early this'
'Julv,1018 at 9 o'clock afternoon. and rents 550 to $60 per month Sale price morning at his home? 6 Davis street
‘illat all persons interested in said «as-152 8.00 Also three family house rents The deceased was in his 39111 year and:
late may be notified thcr,eof the'ex 83010805 pcr month wp" located in was one or the best knovrl' italian'
ecufors will cpuse this order to be puh-' First District Both bargains n-r- lcnls of the Sprlhgwood section
llished in a new sp‘a'pcr having a circa ' H9 wat- a tanner resident 01‘ Newark.
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS.
flat Dutch Ball Head, Savoy and Red.
llhllch, 50c. 11 100; 84 a 1000. Celeryt'
l‘plnnts title a 100. All plants extra fillet
.and ltaltly. Reynolds Poultry Farm,
Highland avenue, Witch Lane. Phone'
10 36.
1
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l'utlon in said district. at least ill' .." ASk 10"!" .11} {hives N. .1. Hats survived ll wile andslx
digits before said lSlll dav oi .lul\' No. 7 Main St" 1:0m'h'lk .snlull clllldreh The erul it‘rfati'g'e-
] " . . . ‘ ' I 1“]; EST‘TE_1NSURANCE laminar-are in chalge of Director F.1—l.‘
l ‘ ~ '1 .llEIxRi \l. 0111;011:131. 1' Ganung and will be. announced later
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i '“ g . WMITSICAL
l ' TODAY IN WALL STREET
NOTICE i Plano Instructions Conservatory ' .
. l N \\
I Dstl'lct of Nor-walk. ss. Probate Course. Pupil of \‘evv or'k Conservator-3 E YORK' July .11 (Wall 8"?"-
{ . 0: 30 a. -
Coult, July 10,11. D1 1918 of Mus“- 3““ J Dwee- 3° 09"“ S" the dtrllme'penlsdzwzf (mill 1. 1,
l 0' mar e
In tl of f . South \‘orwalk.
'0 m ter 0 (‘corglannr Com / .but soon became uctli'e and heavy on
stock of Norwalk. in 5 id
3 district. an mm...“ m— selling otindustrlals, prompted by re-
incapable person. 0 t f .
Whereas written application has BUSINESS NOTICES 11’ r ' m‘m “ushlugton that some of
I 'lhe loading steel companies had ap-
been made tolhls court by the conser-
rotor of the said Georglanna Com pAINTING _ I‘APER HANGING 'plled to the government for financial
stock, praying, for reasons thereln sctI demmm‘l- painter} supplies wall assistance Urfired- Slates 5:991 de-
forth for an order authorlzlng and 'paper. up to date styles, lowest prices; 1 clined 11-4 points on yer) ltllge trans'
el'lng him to sell certain real Estimates cheerfully given Trial on isctlons, Bethlehem Steel broke 1%
deg-5 solicited Tel. 400 unguided: and Crucible Steel 23-4. Rails. equip-i
iWhite, 61 12 Ely avenue. ‘.ments motors: coppers and tobaccos
1 lost I to 8 points in the fit <t half hour
clttpow
estate of his said ward particularly
described in said application.
Ordered, that sald' application be
heard and determined attire Probate UM” Parcel Dem"?-
allies. in Norwalk. on the 19th day of Flaberty, ”NW‘W’Y- TN¢UPS- 110,11! 91‘ 1: Bonds were steady
July 1918 at 10 o‘clock. forenoon: ‘ distance hauling 'nght and he“? '
and that public notice thereof be givenI'WCkmg' Dulce telephones 1531- 3001'
to all persons interested therein vbYI House connection.
publishing this order ln a newspaper -
liming a circulation in said districtiv ‘ PROFESS‘ONAL
at least five days before said day of
WALL ream Noon. «Number 5:":
'setllement was manifested during the
fiil'irst hour, a few stool-ts extending thI-eir
‘ early losses while others rallied 1‘6 1
--';1-2 points. Bethlehem Steel 011 stock
1 DR. RUSSELL E “ORGAN lrcacted 5 5-8 points.- 4Bt'lln‘wln 1.12601170-
3 Dentist, the 3 3:4, Sumatra Tobacco 31'“ .tleu
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge, 5 West Ave Tel. 2071 South Norlvalit' era] Motors. 0 12 Disiillers' 00130815
I- ~—~:- - - -—-—~ IandI shippillgs 1 1-2 to? and leading
NOTICE ' rails, including UnlongPaclflc- «.3116
District oi Norwaik ss. Probate OILS AUTO SUPP Lugs Reading, 1811 average of 1 point. Trad-
Court, July 7:, A. D., 1918 SMNE ing was suspended from 11 to 12
Estate of Sherman Partrlck, Isle Of BIQYCLES WL-CKNI'ZWG - oclock as a tribute to the memory 0t
7711:5an said district, deceased. ' A. MODNE ,/ the late :uaior Mitchell Liberty 3 :12-5
Ordered that the administratr‘l‘x 67-. Phone 957—2 501d at W99 62 “3' 99- 64» “1‘5“ 4'5 at 94 04
70 NorthIMain 36,,139, up“ to 94.10 Second 4 s 'at' 94 04 to 94.03
' " and 415360-9591t095fl98
‘ 2 xi 1. v ,r: . ”I \»\ _ .w 1,7; l i l
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WALL STREET. 1: 30 p. m—'—'Heav‘y
eeillli got leading industrials was r84
powerful mldday. U. 8. Steel 06an'}
again freely offered in large lots at ”HAN
extreme setback pl 2' H points. Other
equipments as Well he calls, reflected
J‘i‘urther heavy trepidation.
hiblt her administration account to this.
court;tor adjustment. at the Probate
cities in Norwalk on the 16th day oi
July; 1918. at 10 o 'clock iorenoon; and.
that .all persons interested in said es-
tnta may be notified thereof the ad
1 use is order to
fifizmsthfd 1612:6163” having a result of impurities in the blood gather.
circulation in and district, atleaet rite 1113.17: 919767467: directed a result of
can before said ism-1161M Jaiy.. tees ”“859 ”the" kidneys to ellmtnahe
1116:4177 w unspoilt» .’ first? mm the upon 3
- g» .' .. .. , . .. *fi-y‘
KEEP THE stoop s'raem' puns
Rheumatic pains, backache, swollen
joints and sore muscles often are the
it} TORRMW N'. ON 818!“
some weak. um Kidneys. TOWGTG fl. ‘
bladder 77. n. ammonia: ployel . '
I TO LET“ ROOMS, PLEASAXTL'Y id a ch‘rter com “nun
6 Mrs. Re was Bl m‘dhmgtlbadml outm’m “4'31““,
altlon kept her stylus thinking '0'! the ’
god and cheery things she could do for", city" a business was shspen'ded: All er- will induct the entire quota of-
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sot Major lohn Pulr'oy Mitchel. for met"-
’ Mayor ,of New York c. l\ to pay silent-
. Iofllce'.
were irregular 31‘.
~{Ile
Edward J- “"d' R03“ D‘Mh 0“ f9” 5 points. Llh- .sérygéua'der Major Mitchel while he .I.
. riwasthlayor, and the hundreds oi mem- ,
' herb or the May'ot s committee on Na-i
~Measa’ges of sympathy from all parts
:io reach the Mitchel home today.
.tions financing it was endorsed today i,
l Halon .w
and 'lll'ill'l
' C Ml!
$1littIiry and city departments bands
n'at appropriate lllIb vols. The
.‘Dead ”March’ldlom Sabin carer. My
Gold to thee.” and piper byuuns wore
the music to which the procession
man: 9416 as it made its 'way slowly to
All airplane circled overhead as the]
.lnarph.
'othet's; which flew back and forth over‘
the finite dropping flowc'rs. The hum
, of their motors carried to the crowds
below a sorrowful significance: .Ii’or it
was an aviator that Mitchel died
negotiate much of the morning
changes ¢losedlfor an hour and many
lcoucerns gave their employers oppor
trinity to watch 1116: procession or to 1
ulilc’h were open to the public
A theme of solemn music carried ou
, rl om beginning to the. and was a thrill—
ingeteature of all the tuneral ceremon- t
ics. At the start the police Glee Clubi
fattend the services at 111.9 cathedral lithe Town Assembly Hall on Wednes- Saturdays). 3
can; ‘Hc Who is Upright" as the cas- are “0‘ required
gage, bdt those who come from a dis-
Md tance and intend to remain over night, 3
should bring what. they
cessary. These men will be quarter-I 6. 50 8: 05:7, 8: 30 9: 41X. 11' 00
ket was being placed on the gun cal
,rlage Tollinc: of church bellti
the Iitluging oi chimes mingled with
the funeral marches of the bands
along the route of march."' and the
. pigeons of the accident ordered the;
«- «muscle
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Secretary; . Cen-
-ulucmm
LAR' EDO 76x46, July 11. ~Secre-
rm 1min; yesterd'i'ly telegram“
lAmerican Consul Sholes here as £01
“6' '
' “You should emphatically-duty any.
at lenient t9 the greet that this (lov-
erfnment assists. coalitions 0 terms
Ithiaea with our ”immune: irreve-
merit in Mexico." ‘-
'WASHINGTON, July 11 «Secretary'-i
Lanalng's message to .the 6 America):
Consul at .Lsredo authorising him to'
deny statements that the American
Government sympathizes Iwith any rev-
Iolntlou‘al'y movement in Hexico re»
-sulted from reports spread by revolu- "
tlonarles that they were supported by
the United States .
-m’
TRUCK TRAIN LEAVES TODAY
HEADED FOR BALTIViORE
!' ' iii-s—
throds' it up. «room
”
Much to the sul'prls'l and relief 01
the parents of little, Alexander heme.
who was so gallium-1y injured by but“
struck,” an a .'. mobile up West it
me yesterday rains“. his mum:
at noon wands-1177 W
aging despite tie tact that he has 1 a
fracture at the.“ cube 5171111..“
well u I h mutin- ,
. - Itis,hoped, 11°F erer, Eat his 10m
in] vigor will biennial” hit}! him
bonds turni yesterday mem-
'by his brother Steven Mam I
whom he divedi in W‘
.I ;
'H:Y Yq's' ‘5; ' ‘
' In Effect: 86106.16, ”18
ALK 3-06“?!
.A. M.——1:‘47, 5: 87!. 5:49!
'6. 57K, 7718: 7: .fix. 8121!, 8:58.149.
92.39 to: 133:. .10: 52: -
9. 1412—12 or: 12: 52 tsunami
SOUTH NO'R
(only). 156917; 1:38:33: 17:. i: m 5:”:
15: 86, 67021.6
‘1! 1:).702x, 8:0?x79
62:6: 6: 47 (Sumerian-
92:6 (except Satur-
Aceordlng to the’bount of a bysmh‘ Jail).- 10': 071.
or there were Just 172 Locomoblie}
tmcks in the big .t'leet that passed‘
through Wall street shortly, after 7: 30
this morning. The trucks seemed to
be in three divisions. and the 111310er
:ty of them consisted of just the chsS,
sis, with thsl'hulflllar .bi'g wooden bbh'
that is the average load .for these
trucks on— their. way. to s shlpntnr point
i'll't'h regular bodies, with khaki cover-
ins. ‘
There were from one to t'hrem'men in
been!» later to be. icbicd by six uniform on each driver’- seat. and the: 1°" 03” 1° 50‘-
entire traln passed through in splen-
did order in less than 16 minutes.
.170 “N TO I; .WDUOTED
The local Exemption Board No.11,‘
1’26
men who will leave tor 'Camp Uptoni'
on Thursday morning. July 2511:, all
dav July 24th, at 4 p in. ‘ l
Especial attention is called to the-'-
fact that those of the men who expect!
to return to their homes that night. 10:19 11:1211. 11: 5877
to bring their bag-'
«consider ne- i
great organ of St. Patrick's took up ed at the Mahackemo Hotel 0176: night';
the theme when the services began
l The aim of the aviators with their
at the government's expense. i
and Fifth avenue. flowers fell direcl'ibv
‘in front oithe caisson.
1 Throughout the night men and w-io
men. representatives of every class,
in groups and singly. filed past the.i
,ilag- draped comp containing the bodvl
l
loses was now. At Thirtythlrd sireslj»
tribute to his valor, unmeasured loyal
t_yI a supreme sacrifice.
several hours heroic the Funeral pro-'
(‘68le started to: the ccrv'ltc llt . "Ht
Patrl '1! Cathedral, it “as csilllluied'
10,009 persons laud 7lslted City Hall,
and hundreds still were in litre. Sllori- '
lY after 8 o'clock came. Theodore-
Keosevelt who stood beside the cas-‘
list with bowed head for a moment
and then pressed on to Mayor Hylan 5‘;
At times when thc rush relaxed. no
men knelt in pt'ay'm in the flower- deck
ed loluInllIa. Many of the menu-3111mm}:
'\\'blle 'oih'cia leaned over and kl asedi
the mill draped ov-er the sealed coflin.
The solemnlty and ceremony of 17111- I"
ilary rites marked the funeral today.
The gun carriaue w hlcll mn\9\ed the
coilln to the cathedral was escorted bv 1""-
detachments of soldiers sailors and:
mariner. tlll'ce regiments oi the slate
131115.71 regiment of police and ulI
Datum of 6162111011.». squadron of
eigllgc'eu airplane: circling 0'. 'cr the
001‘!ng dropped flowers upon it as a
service to a fall: 11 comrade.
Behind the gun can. age, the order
of mI'g'rchers included Mayor Hylan
the ,IlItonorary pall- “barrels. oificlals of
t cliy go: erumcut. men who
I
.tional Defense I'Plesldent Wilson was:
represented by Secretary Tunlulty. l"'
Business in the city virtually was
susp ded duratg the funeral services.
of the country and abroad continued
A plan for a memorial for John Pur
noy Mitchel, with popular subset 1p =
by thé Publishers' Association of'Neu
York clty.'1‘he movement was inau-
gurated by tile New ll'ork World.
The Publishers' Association in reso-i
lutlous improving or the project, de
clar'cd ihe tragedy of Major Mitohel's.
‘Idea'th "i's'a challenge to all to answer-‘7 "'
.Wlllil'igly evel‘y “round. for co opera-
tion with, the Gouernmcnt to the point z
of sacrifice of substance,- personal con ,
venicnce and even of lite.”
FISHING:
.\ ‘ .1
suita- modulator: '
ANAT'LAN-Tlc PORT. July 11 «The
'st'eam trawler Georgia, yld'g' a
cave of nineteen, was sun In” it not
the steamer Bristol oi! the
and coast lest-1 dim. All
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