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SOCIETY
and Personal
airs. Ghariss films. and son.
‘Leater. of m‘u‘e visiting
‘ Hrs John Burr; of he?“ ”at, _
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George Guerin. of New Haven. spent
yesterday with Mr. and fire. Andrew
Guests. in Norwalk,
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Hrs. Mary Wright, of Stamford. was
a visitor in‘Soutlf'Nprwglk on 8st!!-
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new distally: _ Ilse indies endomorphism lit-l
.‘ . WMymrtiy clou- tie daughter of Mr. and lira. Joseph Garner street, spent the weekend pt.
she-sell tcmnentm': 7803'; m tint Wm m m Joy, Gmber. of Baldwin "onus. Jersey Asbury Park. New Jersey. I
‘ winds, mostly south- “a lillil'ill of Mil- City. celebrated'her fifth birthday. at --—-
. . Militia: An area of Wan“: W- the home of her aunt, m p,“ Beck- Mrs. John Lynch. of 81 imaoln avke.
. il’eealrel this morning er, 30 Lincoln avenue yesterday. 0“, have just returned from a two was s
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. antitrust. and iii If economy is lb;l watch- oration of the table was in Red, White ill“ ""1 "W039 in BMkl’ll- I
., of low pressure extends word, watch our _ vol-tin . and Blue. The birthday cake was dec- . l
4 islaoitbeastyp‘rd to atontana. manta, and, better still, watch owed my. and.“ in Amman affixed-213$"$2.13?” n,
‘ ‘10 cloudy weather With M our Clock. . ‘ “385. which delighted the little guests. I Y - I
‘ high local shower prevails The little ones enjoyed games and al- I
Wk" Mountains ”0°" mm ‘33:,mf‘m3: so. the elaborate lunch. which consi’l' HEAT Al I ABKS l
, Atlantic coast. The temper we odor for boys in pm ed of ice cream. cake lemonade and ‘
. of the admission rile: his from $5 to ‘15 m inn“. candy. The favors were flags and.
hit very littledurinx the 1351 men“ fancy caps. The guests were: Elie], MANY BIT IENS
hours. . ' Welmer Elsie Roth ol‘ Ridgdwood liter” ’ . .' '
- i A special line of wash suits risl Tallmadge Orvell rslimsdse. Rev!
A YEAR AGO! m “rim “mm“ ”1°" 'mond Tallmadge. Fred Deysenroth,‘ Old Sol broke all kinds of heat rec—
TODAY. a ““1 “bu“ from ”~50 to $3- -l'nrbert Deysenroth, Floyd Leonrt'dsoll ords. yesterday. but owing to the fail-
? -“ -——- "‘ of Ridgewood, Kernwick Louis. Louisa tire of his ally, General Humidity.
. , b .1 eonsrdsou, there were no heat prostrations re-
Rogers 8‘ Stevens Kilimrrimegiudflsmcr; my"... 93M “mush mg“ 1?... $3333;
> ' " ‘ ’ e are mar e anyw ere mm
NORWALK WUTH NORWALK rotb, 'Mrs. ll'red Becker. Alfred M“ degrees in the afternoon. according to
' 'and Miss Editor of Weehltwllell the location of the instrument and the
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Heights. The little guests when pari- veracity of the owner. All of the
The meni‘Bers of tile Golden Rule molders in the Meeker foundry quit
. _ 1 ing wished their hostess many happy for the day, and many toilers in the
! Circle of the Norwalk ['0 gstlonai returns 01 the day. ' local mills worked as few hours as pos-
. Church are meeting today from to un- ~ ______ ”we. Th ere w“ a regular jam at all
' "l 4 °'°‘°Ck‘ , 0601116 E- Thompson. 5- B- Taylor. the local sods fountains. and ice,
. g """"—' 6 'James F. Williams, of Dorian. and Hsr- crea in stocks were soon sold 0:: it:
, i ' . ' ' Fourteen members of the ntre ‘ ' f Bridgeport, i-e'tu'rned say nothing about the extra num ro .
than of South Norwslk. has pur- ry Streeter. o ‘ ,
‘ ‘.'“' motorcycle. Nous Club met last evening at the last evening my a prolonged auto recruits to the procession 0‘ patriots
of beer.
“— home of M” 10h“ __Comn, 0’ Grand “"9 ‘0 Montreal. Canada. “d "mm ar¥$|:;i2a;o::éiugxc:raid in rushing:
Vaudeville st ths‘Palace this week street. A ““9 “W" was 59"“ 0“ The man report“! a “39 trip during business, and carried capacity loads
he lawn and the members enjoyed a high they enjoyed camping, fishing. .0 all the nearby beaches. while the
My, Friday and Saturday. ‘ w _
L w I‘ ’ ' l - . to i . The trl to man that owned a launch was some
,. ._.,. - very piss out even as Mus . cards boating and "um,“ as p mm surprised at the urge number of
friends that were willing to join him
'W Flint has sold cars to Sadie and dancing helped to pass the elen- Montreal was made along the cement
’ !Point. where they ferried to the Can-
WM’ Commons '1“ '0” one _v'“d°vm° at the Palace "“3 week adian side and from there to Montreal. SHOOTER PAYS: i
“4‘ term; in his shoe. repair snap inIThursday. Friday and Saturday. 'The homeward trip was made down‘ FINE OF $10!
M Ililn meet t° Caterina Garrae' *— along the west side of the lake to Lake , i
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i" Foreman Eugene N. Davis, of the George, through Saratoga Springs, the'
‘ ________ freight yards fire department, is keep- Hu‘dgon Valley and the lairondacks.
Association was held at the R. E G. Corset company. is giving tin armband is the general right hand amount was promptly bald-
Taylor a Golden. this after- boys valuable pointers. and has pro- lady for attorneys Dunbsr‘a Quinlan. m s-..
mud to assist still further. is enoying a vacation,‘whlle‘ a more KING VISITS ROQSEVELT
‘ - ' ' ‘- man. Harold Brcde.-doéd‘iils best to . . ‘ , 3
the been received by relatives ' T50 Wilton 3“!!an School l6 fillloy- fill her'plses. ‘ ' . v. “ .Fairfield County , bog“? goes Prom
s is this city thstAEdWsrd in! its annualirldmv at flown Point. ‘ «~— ' . sick and to cymr any i
cgsn. of Putnam avenue, has ~Wkly- T031030" “‘9 Advent Christian erllrill‘o. Barter. son of Charles is. John 1‘. King left Bridlellol'l yester-
. safely in France. where he is Church Sunday School will so to the Barker, of Wall street. has resigned his day tor Oyster Bar. to hold a confet-
aertlce in the airplane depart- park ‘en masse‘ (0" their 0“““8- The position with the Bethlehem Motors once with Col. Theodore Roosevelt In
combined Sunday 30110018 Of New 0611‘ corporation at Alloniown."Pn.and has relation to accepting the nomination
._____..._ sun will hold away at the lurk» 0!! accepted a position in ist.‘ Louis, No for Governor of New York State. For
symyuts. trench mirrors, shav- Thursday and on Friday the Glenbrook He spent the week-end ln Not-walk, and the part several weeks Mr. Kins has
nets money belts. etc.. at Coie- ”Mimi“ Sunday School will be left yesterday for St. Louis. -. been ill. and underwent an operation
. ‘ -‘. there. ‘ ‘ ‘ for the removal‘of a cyst from his arm.
--—-- l "L“ . 0- E~ DOWN“. formerly in charge Saturday he was able to be about
flannel! more army trucks went «Army kliil. trench mirrors. ahav- 0! [he uptown Sentinel since. but “Ow (or . short "me. but “1'8 90ml?“ 5“.
3 Wall street this momlns in 83' lug sets. money bells. file» at 0018— in khaki. and attached to the U. S. nation in New York State is so impor-
w‘hole number of ”huskieS" totall‘ .Point'that lids-been a landmark for “0°.“
Ch. g - - rseagolng men in‘thls vicinity for moi-o! _____g _
' .' |than a decade. was demolikhcd. yes-vt Lancelot Moltottmf llnlon place, and to throw M3 hat into the fins. Regard
Entre Nous social club met at ierdsy afternoon. when work men out a party of friends went to New Jersey. 1958 of his own disposition. King prom-
.r' haldencc of Mrs. Eliza Coffin , at the not of guy wires on one. side. al. Sunday. by auto. to visit Mr. Moifetts ised to talk things over with me Col-
"' . {canal friend of Roosevelt, on Saturday,
ream festival on the lawn ot‘lo pull it over. it fell with a crash expects to sail in the near. future for-l The operation was pin-formed in his
ofdn's home. August fifth. After that could be heardfoi; some dTi‘stancf.;France. . low“ home by Dnhp, vg.fBillt.wi;s;l:‘t;:
’ 1 tion was ser- and broke into many D 9088-. 9 ll0 0 ' ' by Dr? R. J. Lync . an or
.mifii‘lfiirfii". late hour.» Istood tour 150 feet high and W”- “‘1 Wm“ n on?” "I” h“ be“ Mr. King was under the knife. lie ral-
w , . . 'three sections. . spendiugva weeksfuriough with his lied from the operation finely. and.
“C- Sanford 11“ “we‘ve-d a few ‘ , W ’ ” ‘ " martinis. MEN“! M“. M. J. Wilma. “(labile weakened condition. promised
from the Treasury Department Justice ef the-\ Peace William J. Hamilton Avenug. left today for or to talk the whole New York political
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~' - ‘ . ’ ' islon in favor of. the pla'ln- . . . ,
oil under. limit DY" mu" 3‘“ “41"“ a a“ . ' ' Raymond tissue: has returned to ”W .
‘ ram case of Creamer, ..
a: and “lief“;‘fd‘fiio- N: 3233331: r525 South NorWalk.h15 duties with the Emerson 5“” Mil-U0“ WASTE“ 0" “ma"?
fill a sum ~ -
‘ 3 inches high “All boat own- Trust Co. The bank oiilclals were or- “mainly in Bridgeport. after a walk" WASH‘NGTONv 7“" its—Waste 0'
till i blank and send in dared to appear to'show reasons why vacation 5W” 9" m“ ‘30“19 “"9- millions of dollars in exlperigengln:
on s . , . _ . ‘ , ‘ ‘ > v‘ » '-—-—-—, ' ‘ ith the English Bristo all 0 0..
. . Mr. . egemau . . - W ,
,llguat lst, if taxable or not, on‘thsxyeshg‘uldhiitat thTtyis at priest in Miss Janet'Maruca of 28. Lincoln ave. types 0‘ sirshlps will be reported to
9' nk ' ' .318 pink in the name of Albeit F.- Ge- haa lust returned ltom “hm weeks, Congress by the Senate Military and.
hello The plaintiff recently brought “WW! WW“ 51193991“ With Well“ committee investigating aircraft pro-
rossjcnococaras
' . " 131811" Rhoda island. ductlon members of the committéc,
; action against Mr. dehebc for to? due at Bloc“ . ., . l _ '
350% 500113“ 1b!- ' Jhimf its was awarded the deClsion! ’ Fril— and ‘ Herbert. said today in announcing that their re
000 it) “$312501” “’5- 'iand the money was ordered 53“. ‘0‘ ,John W’ ’ an ‘ ' P0“ “0" ‘3 b91118 drmd- Other lind-
' ‘ Whom! are 911°!an i f" “”3""“‘ i fth o mitt e said Senator
him. The bank officials refused to let, . . . _ rigs o e c m e, . _
the money be taken item the bank and tlon “to“ “33"“ 4‘“ 39m“ _at Thomas; the chairman, and some mem-
12c andxiiic sample sizes
LSONqDoWELL I .ll9 gram“ the‘eré‘fm“ 039135.031,“ pawns on Wednesday. ‘ . his, will be that _1.2oc training 91:22:!
CORP. ~_ ' ‘ impugn; meddling... sliisliiwlvllim ~P‘flme m“ Gubm' Man-5W} costing $8,000,000 recently were
was a weekend visitor at. his home. “I” “5“” they ““79 58‘3”” ““9
.--— ‘ K ' U ‘ Ho returnedlsetnightin'ii'lsststionsi “WNWMMQ: mnslsevmlgaiil:
. Calup‘Ué‘tou ‘LwI. . . ‘ v ?‘ ~ tors have _been killed 3‘ flights art
. * - ' ‘ - dominance at Planet!» and that;
. bliss Helen Bovine-Land" manual)" amateurs in the engineering and ad
‘ Called. of Darienrvwere'weckecndivislt- ministratlvesections have contributed
era with bliss "Esth' ‘r Bayllés", of to the delayln production.
Bridgeport; “ V ' Responsibility for part-of the pro-
; f_ 7_ ' ' - " ‘f’ ' ‘ ductlonldclay wasplaced by commie
-. l" and MfiolThbfi”.M®N¢¥9Wo seamen oscillator-marvaircraft'lproduc
bl. “Ellyil’lllllléIhav‘e,retlll‘llall, m ticnbonrd. _ . ,. .. ,— -, i .
a“ ' ‘lllollli’bull hill" to svflml’mi“ “All members of uncommitted-were
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slim ‘tio'ilvlndzsiiurss museum ,, -
. - ~ . who his the 'Ubtdri‘lliwiih'a
. ‘ .. ‘ ---a-,__ ‘ r; » sompleté'éucces's.’ it lfldo heavy for,
.' Misaltsrgueritepfsmutrsn, of East “Wm-“m; plane. mum “up“!!!
“w“, “1". '5 "‘m‘m‘m ”‘3'!“ °'. that, type. so successmiln‘drcstllrlb
on illsittmsm °i9lluli®~°¢~r sin. new is true it '
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lit. and Mrs. Frank Goodcbild. of
.‘Nauss. R. N.. New London: Miss R.‘
minutes. There were rather man's. .General Hospital. No. 16,‘at West Ha- taut that William Barnes of Albany,‘ . . . .
xtrs men in addition to the lone ———-——-— " iven. has been hsmsifor a short vaca- the New York State political boss. call;|VESSEL OFF
" . than in yesterdays contingent. The big wireless pole at WllSOI'l tlon. returning‘to his duties this after-Y ed upon Mr. King whats .a close l‘ier-l N ANTUCKET SENDS .
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and urged him to prevail upon “Teddy
and street and planned to havellowlng the tension of those remaining mo. who is in the National army and anal. iend of mainland. ,
. my. to license of boats. All boats Moore yesterday afternoon handed Carolina. . situation over with Col. “0068.8“. . in“ she "a a victim of a submarinel
'- The Cosksta crew had hardl.‘
ithe region wherefa German ‘submaa
rine. Sunday attacked the tug Pci'm‘
‘Anlbdy and. a‘ tow of barges. consider, ‘
NURSE RESERVE
‘0'!“ from first Page).
is being made the basis of a cam V
min.
21;! :‘tzdent nurses- for this stats—is as
. "Women of Connecticut ‘
your opportunity has core: ’33:;
our country is calling you. We who}
are serving in the coming profession
are doing our best; we are servin
to the limit of our ability and our
strengthébut the task is too big for
us.~ we cannot do it alone; we must
a” nlsht. . m . ‘JOlh III the appeal to the patriotic
young womanhood of America to help ‘
s.
"Scores of Connecticut
answered the call of confingdhh:
manlty and many are now in hence}
3;: giant “ifs needed here are willing.
as are '
W560“ handle. becoming more than
ad has given womanh t -
re to relieve pain. and wolf: s33;
less unbearable. The unifonn of mei-
cy, the white garb of the nurse. is cull-I
ing to you women of Connecticut——
calling upon you to fill the ranks.
drained by the demands of war. Pres-
ident Wilson has said that “This is no
work for amateurs.‘ Training sehools
other hos itala eve -
where offer courses whlgh -will dev'e’l-
op the earnest but unskilled woman
into a consecrated. trained nurse.
“We \vomen who are giving ourselv-
es tothis service pledge our continuedi
consecration to our work. But we are
too few—Jar too few—to meet the do:
mands of suffering humanity: Rosita-i
lug our limitation of numbers. we arel
calling upon you other American viro-I
men to come to our aid. Enroll for
training. Relieve some of us for sew-é
ice abroad. Help care for the loved
ones of our fighting men. Help care
for the sick" and injured of America's
industrial army. Help maintain the
health of .America so that our whole‘
nation may stand at its highest eillci-
ensy. each person able to do his or her
part in the battle for civilization.
“This is our appeal to you. May God
give many of you the vision and inspir-
ation to heed it.”
The appeal is signed by the follow-
ing: Miss Margaret Rourke. ll. N.,
president Graduate Nurse Association
of Connecticut, Bridgeport; Miss liar-
riet [-1. Gregory. R. N., secretary Grad-
cut and secretary state committee on
Red Cross nursing service. Water?
bury: Miss Martha J. Wilkinson. R. N.,
president Stats League of Nursing Ed-
ucation. Hartford; Miss L L. Gboppln-
gar. R. N.. secretary State Magus of
Nursing Education. acting principal
New Haven: Miss Florence M. Red-
ileld. R. N.. New Haven Visiting Nurse
“ransom surfer ’
Thamel’
' CQNN. GOVERNOR Tinted
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- in the camp thermometer—allegia-
tend 8 «warren the shade, Despite.
this. however, there was constant drau-
ing and instruction from reveille yer
tsrday morning until nearly midnight.
3 Major G. Skid Bord. compiling the
medical department. reported that not
one man was overcome by the heat
and all the men showed s condition
which was extremely good.
Army Officers, Present.
United States smears from Forts
Wright and Terry, near New London.
visited the camp yesterday and told .
ofloemthat never in the history of the
camp had they seen such efficiency in
a body of men on the field. This was
s high tribute to the oilloers of the
Fourth Military district and' Colonel
Wilson in answering the compliment
said this was 'due to Governor Hol-
.comb, who spent Sunday at the camp.
Many visitors visited th'e'eamp yes.
terday and among them were Captain
Caliabsn's wife. mother and sister. L.
‘Ili. Corbit and William Winter's fam-
y.
Governor Holcomb spent Sunday
night in camp and returned to Hart-
ford early yesterday morning. The
military poiice were patroling the field
yesterday as were the regular guards. -
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NEW ENGLAND
PLAYS PROMINENT
ROLE IN FRANCE
(manned From Page One).
(Rainbow) National Guard divisions.
General March also mentioned a regi-
niom Ill r-mored troops from the Nine-
ty-thlrd Division. y '7 a"
"On the front over which we ad-
vanced twentytwo miles the maxi~
mum penetration so far reported oili‘
cialiy, has been to a depth of ten
miles," said General March,“‘snd at
other points indicated there has been
a penetration of seven miles. so that'
we have gone forward seven miles on
a twenty-two mllb front. This is the
atheist statement of how far we have
gone. The last indication we had
and E. D. Lynch. “ll- iside of Lake Champlain to Benson’s on a little M“ down the harbor. - Willie NIH“! Anocmion of Connecti~ in the odlcisl reparts‘was that fight-
ing was still in progress. and the
oillclal reports also indicate the cap
tors of guns and prisoners in very
helpful amounts. -
“The American divisions which are
on the front of the large offensive are
the First. Second. Third, Fourth.
. _ ..._... lHartlo'rd Hospital Tr-lnlns schOOI. Twenty-sixth and Twenty-eighth di-
- audeville at the Palace this week "1‘ “‘5 men at WOFk- T“ drills ""9 . the discharge of firearms within its Hartford: Miss Margaret K. Stack. R. vlgiong, The colored regiment be-
‘ii' i, Friday and Saturdav been held this month. Some defective 'Miss Anna Prcndergast. who no limits. Judge Csndee made a short N.. state superintendent Public Health long. to the Ninety-third division.
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boss was discovered and it was imme- swers questions, takes stenoxrlbllill statement before imposing a fine of Nursing. deld director Child Welfarc,'1‘lie ollier diliision now in line is the
sense of the Board of Directors distsly ordered displaced. Superlir uotos.‘ furnishes .. the local reporters $10. In which he made mention 0' thew "mull“, "I'm”: ”1“ "m“ ““1“ Forty-second- in the lmmedlm Will
tact that it was not the act of a boy, dis. A. B. and R. N, director of Con- lot the German attack and our countsr~
himmvfloflalk Bulldllltl. 1108!! and lll' tendent Charles T‘ Diamond. of the with all the cities news M is fit to but of a man, thirty~six years old. The nectlcut Training School for Nurses. offensive are the so"! divisions 1
have indicated. These divisions are
not operating as a corps. but are used
Association. "0" "th”: ”158 Kather- .wheisver it is necessary for us to use
lac T. McCarthy, R. N.. chief nurse.‘
thorn."
Visiting Nurse Association, ncckvilic: ' . .
tendent Norwslk Hospital. ‘Norwalk:
Miss Anna E. Chalice. it. N.. superb.
trndent Stamford Hospital. Stamford;
Miss Jeanette styles, R. N.. instructor-
of nurses. Danbury Hospital. Danbury'.
Miss Katherine hiurphy, R. N.. Southi
Manchester: Miss Henrietta Van Olefin
R. N.. Lakevllle: Mrs. Frances E. Tin-I
git-y. R. N.. Norwich: Miss Ollie 0.
Miss Mary A. Iodine. R. N.. superim‘
inde Albsugh. R. N.. secretary Con-l
necticut Board of Examination and:
Registration of Nurses. Pleasant Val-
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' GALL FOR HELP
toomssd’ mm rags one)
Great Round shoal lies just south of
Pollick Rip, and is only fifteen nauti
cal miles distant from the point off On
leans. on the Cape Cod coast. where a
German submarine sank empty barges
Sunday. Mariners here. in the’sbsence
of any definite information as to the
cause of the accident to the vuael re-
ported in distress. thought it likely
aityck. . .
l Sounds of heavy ilring were heard2 .
yesterday afternoon in the general di-
rection of the shoals, but thick haze
prevented observation from shore.
LenSes
mommies-tiathsaedayfl
.ofbrightanligm."l'heyentout
thesuacyinggiare without 1"
dusingthevisionofthcwcarer.
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8'! Atlantic 8L. Stamford, Conn.
Open 8st. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1891.
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25th daniversary Sal
Clothing and Furnishings on
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Emu-s: Savor-wall;
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MISTOVES _
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’sntos: nurseries cults.
wn'n cuss noon
sass .
a mo: assoamnr or
us runs
31-35 up
Albert P. Gchcbe
II Washt'tnn it. do. lea-wall.
Pris-lat Delivery. , Phone 10“.!
idfrllam meet-nail. bf [Pram
street. has disposed of tree spraying
machines, etc.. to‘Julian il‘. Cornell.
The fog whistle of the light vessel
in Pollock Rip slus was sounded
regularly last night. indicating that all
was well aboard that vessel.
launched their boat when they were
recalled=~ and notified that the Mo-
nomoy crew had been sent out. Late
last night word came from the Mono-
‘moy men that they had been unsuc-
cessful in locating the} vessel. Ac-
cording to their information, the vets
sel reported in distress was let a
steamer. but a sailing vessel."prob
ably a. square rlgger. , it was, under-
stood that a tugyhad also been sent
out- to help. ilnd‘the ship, but. that
she, too. hall; been ~ unsuccessful.
- . .finalisat--'lil’-.wnlilu_st°n-
.; WASHINGTONLJilly"23.—Thc Navy
ed no information concerning or steam-
or reported. to its. in “distress. of: Nam
tuck'et“ “island. .On account-sf the
nearncss or the _ steamer’s. positicngto
j‘il‘lllsllnt'e'rest ‘wasj‘manlfcsted in“ the re-
NO‘BlBUB RUNS IN MORNING, '
Department-lateral. nightlhs'd‘receiy: . '
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this applies. and; a usualtdis bus villi
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