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: ' A - For the housewife treasured if provision purchasers modest our
». SI urinate. ConsidefingthepruentmteotthemeunMoon-
firms will show that 330L123 sumo: new “WAC.
Salislacllo
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HON, in quslitynquantity and price. All «docs remind, be.
i
fore closing time tonight are aura of delivery early worthy
morning. »
Shoulder Pct Roast _ :— 28e lb
Puritan Sonar Cured ilams 34c Fresh Shoulders 29c lb
” 371: lb Malestlc llams
afirllour Star [lasts
22 Dixie Bacon 36c lb legs oi lamb
elais '
I
37c lb
38c lb
1m
minim ‘ Le, 1613 “ ‘7 "
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‘round taken from then; by the sociated frees) , Noon—Austral-
, rmonslgst April. Falwm ian troops have crossed the river
on the Lys front the British have Somme on a wide front to the
{melted their liges forward south south of Peronne.
and southeast of Nieppe and north British troops have captured the
east of Wuverghem. l towns of St. Christ, Brie, LeMesle,
The retrograde movement of the: Doiugt and Athies and now are
Germans under continued pres: advancing to the east of those
sure by the Americans who have places.
extended their front east of the
Aisne and by the French in the
same section, has been further ill-
creased up to Bheims. East 0t
Rhcims, however, the Germans ap-
parently have decided to make a
stand.
As important as have beeu the
'British gains ill the north, the
French and Americans have now
cleared the river \‘esle of the cue-
my anti advanced to positions ofl
a commanding nature with every
‘prospect of driving the Germans
W.“
Some Like This Every Day
{.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.——Gen-
eral Pershing 's communique in
Thursday says:
“Our troops, continuing their
advance in cooperation with the
French, have crossed the plateau
north of the Vesle and have reach-
ed the crest of the slopes leading
to the valley of the Aisne. There
is nothing of importance to report
front the other sectors occupied by
our troops. ” '
l’ARlS, Sept. 6. 12:30 p. 111,-—
” . . hack ""0” the old [mm-“mum General Humbert ’5 arm is mak-
.. rmqumr Lamb ..... 32c lb. Shoulder of Veal soc lb. Prime nib Roast 320—38c lb. :3"? ‘llelogd flthe Chemlfiehtleg 1“,, Mad, moms, mg,” in the
,5 Rib Lamb Chops ...... 38c lb. Rump of Veal ......... 3601b. Lean Pot Roast 340 lb ' 2 ““1”- _‘ 0" atll‘mmlls “1 . region of 'Guiscard and Him Ad-
m u b Ch 42 1b. R'b V 1 Ch 360 lb ------ - , _ .the old (lcrulan lines and reports, . ‘ . '
,, .. m ops ----- c 1. ea. ops ------- - Li 186 lb from the All'ed viator' indicate Vices from the battle front say the
‘ stew lamb ........... 26c lb. Lotn Veal Chops ..... . 4001b. Beef m ----------- 27 u; . “m ”N C “'11:" ummiszmmrei,,,w,, “f Hm mm“, has been
‘ w a1 ............ . ........... . era c ., .‘ "’ l“ '“ . . '..
. H at: Ve 26c lb Veal Outlet 456 lb Smoked Should preparing to retrofit on its large a; taken b) the French fort es.
' israie, if not 'l‘t'tilt‘l', than in the‘ s . ,
. " auteur CORNED BEEF ........... 180 lb. MARIGOLD mrr mandamus 35c lb. . “...-oi. * ~ l o fillslhlipnéti,“ fil’fifififfl'“
" FANCY FOWL ..................... 42010. TROOOA OLEOKARGARINB 35c lb. . h, Lorraine “21“.“. fl“. Amcri-l '5"??? 3'7”}"0 I‘c‘dyl ‘1’ “Fifi“,
H PLATE CORNED BEEP ............ 20c lb. MAEIGOLD OLEO .......... .. ...... 350 lb. , ‘ gums hold the “Mm.” end of the ‘33” M‘ ‘('l““b“_’w1'fl“il[loo-IVS.
H NATIVE BROILERS ............ $2.25 pair INUCOA NUT HABARINE ........... 35c lb. lump. n“... ”H. “0mm",- have Lift! iiimn I???” (9 '1‘” bf} wk.
y," n SWIFT 3 OLEOMARGARINE ....... 350 lb. BROOKFIELD BJTTER ............ 55c lb. bombarded their position at “3'1 Jami: 0" U “’ zet ”' "V" l moms“..- w...
i " . . ‘ iiiiieltf'dm'iri: xix":B'a:;l'"i';l'ffi'o:'£:;i “America's recognition of the This is the kind of sllell the Frtncll am sending across the (lemon
, A" K d f F h F I -‘ _' ) . . . ._ (‘zcchtrSlovuk robber bands as on line every day, except in that part at it where the Germans are on tile
., it 'n S o res '5 l L:':j:(:°\"::§f';‘(')'l:"'p'\":‘m'."'l'_'dfi "1 "m” independent nation,” says the run. The man standing at the right is more than six feet tall,
H ’ ‘ . L ‘ ‘l ‘ lngency, “stands in compete con-“ 2
t Largo Evergreen Sweet Peaches 1:30qu Celery ............. 10c stalk ._ H b I I ‘ ltrust m preside," “513,,qu 50L -—— . , — be" “$2.”... . .3
Corn ,,,,,,,,,,,, 25c dog, Lunea ........... ca. Bananas ____________ 40c. dog, l .lS’l‘ ‘li )AM. 1‘ mm fly. Septgonm promise to stand 1“. Russia. 3 CARS FIGUR To Discuss WAR PRISON LABO
V U Tomatoes 50° basket Large Lemons ........ 35c dos. Red and Yellow Onions 80 qt. 5-“A llt’i'm‘ Slflllt'll LI" ““"l‘r‘" 'l‘hc l'nited States government ‘E 1 , B‘LL- R
""""" . ' .. von Itinsin cll. t-onlnnlndant of l . . ', - t _ l [N FATAL] Y The National Committee on l’llrltllli
H L P Plums 15c do: A l I! . this follow. til the oak 0t (lrtllt T and P 1 L b . . .
. u "g. oppors ...... 250 do" 1, ............. 15 head pp e' .......... 10° q" ' ‘ "w Brandenburg l‘r”"”“'°l ""“ml' Britain which first rct-olzllired tllc' __ Lewisorhiioils Dl'lGS‘i't'iin'i' h'im‘lh AMP“
. t , ‘ . .'.‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ 4 ‘1 ' ~. ~ ‘,.>llillt'; -
U Husk Melons ........ 10¢ each can“ ------------- ° Grapes ............... 15c lb. . . lIlL! to the (lllognt- \ ohs Autunu, ( zcchohlovaks ,and has Just pr0\f— (Continued from Fils. loge.) tlcular seerce (llliilll: H“. “M. LBS;
,2” places the clty of Bt’rllll and the cd hcr friendship for Russia by, S ' ' cially in. prepnlln: no.1 milling
p ”mm“... “f Brandenburg! lllldt‘l‘ attempting to hurl the capital at 10am“? Hughes gave a very clear {tin-0f“ L‘Ollgl‘t‘ss the w... i'llritlll in.
U , , . “.the law. l‘t‘llillllgiltl ll 510:: 0f Moscow again into a bloody rcvo- :2; 31:21“? “my '0 ”'8 "0'0"” pi'gVil'lniJI'Ail’llihtliiihl"ll'liijiiiimhilltii 2':
~ scnuuzns SANITARY MARKETS ..
U , ‘ llnprlsonntcnt for persons lnvent-I ...... . 01100"! 1’13 Just how the no will be made up,” “1 1m. gunman
’ 1‘. ~ . ‘ "HI ("- t‘ll‘cllililll‘ll: ”."1 “"1 rununes‘ \Vl'l‘ll 'I‘HI'; lgRlTlSll ARBIIIEH (ldt’nl happened Rnd lhe facts and (18' meeting.
,. NORWALK U.S.I.ioenlleNo.17,003. so. NORWALK , rammed to (ll-“lull" u... lmlm- lNl«‘li.\N(‘E.Sept.b (stolen. :am mp... ... and m: the ...... “Mg-gemsepicure;pa ...-......
. . um)... ‘ D. ‘ ’ ,2. ‘ v ’ - ‘ _‘ ‘ n‘ 0" e ('0 men. liulzh ,1 l ‘ ‘ . .11 (-1- wl sing it it “iiil‘ uork
‘ . . t . . . t t . . 2. x ’ A notice “conuumuying ”I0 dc. lsltl'l'V'3'll‘gpblrt'lzt‘Zl'l‘fliiilil‘0‘\’l1l‘illn'l;ll'it'irl: U S. N at S n ht meeting of the National Colllulllltt- (ll).
. .....— x..M.~-.--~__~.._._. .....-__ .-- .-.--«M.-. -..—...“- ....
.crcc ””5 “"9““““ l" ”l“ “"9“” honors for conspicuous gallalltrv
““‘1 "f frl""|"“’* “9" “WWW!“ in action on the British front. They
malevolent llnd tl'alltorolls gossip, m...
GERMANS ARE Pususoj
mom/Ell sAofllio'N’s—‘o #roilt,
J .49. net '
_ _ . __._._.._._..__h
One Look at the Goods Will Con‘
~Vince You of Savings Possible
Here Tomorrow.
WIRE RACKS. for Canning:
tits No. 8 Boiler; regular
$1.00 At 69:
OIL STOVES. all iron, with
2-foot Wicks. $1.89. . ..At 31.59
LUX WAOHING POWDER;
regular 15c. . .2 Phone. for 25¢
1-2-FI.LGL‘-A88 TOP JARQ. . . .
. 89¢ dozen
2-Qt. GLASS TOP JARS”... _
2 $1.49 dozen
24L MASON JARS.$1.29 dozen
No. 7 All Tin WASH BOIL-
RIGHTS STOVE POL|8H...9c
Polishes Steve and Nickel.
ans ................. . $1.49
wm COAL SIEVES, “with
wood frames . ...... 10¢ each
Handle “and Stand.
copper Nloitel Plated 00F-
FEE POTS, Hurt ..oiu,
$1.59 ......... At 81.00
KLEEN KUP Wood Fiber
JELLY CONTAINERS, can
be used more than once...
' 39¢ per dozen
Sol! Wringing MOPS, turtle
Extrl Strong STEP LAO-
DERS, 54!. also. $2.N.At $1.79
enlLLo ALuinmuil CLéAN.
. amps: elite ...........At19c,
-—-‘,'.—--m-—-‘*-r~
Japannod TOILET FAILS;
regular 69:: ..... .At 55:. _
WAXED SANDWICH PAPER
4c per roll
FAMILY SCALES, 24-Ib. size.
with Scoop; regular $2.25
with a crank; regular 98:
....................... At79c Atsmil
STONE CROOKS and Covers, Universal FOOD CHOPPERS.
anllon size ............. 59: No. 2 size ............ At $1.98
ALBERT r. GEHE‘BE
L25 Washington St.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
I
WM...
’ So. Norwalk
PHONE 1089-8
liflitgbt. 'l‘he Anlcricans‘ have tld-, IN THE HELD, Thursday, Sept” uting north of the voslp
"-‘l'ill-"Tflll'lb' “l” 'r“"*ll“"." “W“ Lieutenant Allan Francis Boll-
BACK ALL AIDN(;‘A 150’ ('l'NH'N (if lllt‘ Plit‘lil)‘ “lid Oafillllg "fine, 01‘ Sun lu‘rancisoo and Lie“.
MILE FRONT FROM (lillllll “pit" Gt'rlllllll}"& llil‘Vt‘r for. ‘pndeu‘ (’lenn l)uv‘xv hausnn‘ of
(Continued pom rm Ono)
l
' FROM RHEIMS T0 llll :tt'nlltil‘lrt‘ l't'tilailllillt‘ft't land (lltllrlef'l Grand Rapids, Mich.; COTinfll
t‘lil III}! to “'0!“ I?" ll 80 I] V ‘ Jnhn Jnh] 30“ )-'\v .
YPRES TPDAY ‘ tillt‘llls of the German troops who rcnce Bariley smiliiiniieip'flzt
lt (lt‘l‘ltll‘l‘s. are Victoriously wtth- ““er Hull.
lstandinlz'tlle cut-my. ' .- ....
I . ' om. vo‘nfllliusiugen expresses; WITH THE AMERICAN FOR-
llll?"(lll(l the old German line. u the hope thlt lhlfirfl'dnlilfllllml will,“ .8 ON THE AISNE FRONT.
the.(lcrlnanreslstaucc betu'eell;sllfllcc and that it will not be Thursday, Sept. 5 (By The Assn.
the [invite and the horde rlvcr husi mmcssnry to enforce illc decree. cintcd Press).——lll their endeavor
lbroken down completely before The Volks Zeitllng adds that simi- to keep up with the (lcrntnns who
”he pcrslstcllt pressure of (lcncrnldnr dot-rem have been issued ill tlrc retreating bcybnd the river
‘ '. Monitor’s French and .Amcricon‘ llrcslntl and other cities all opcr-' Aisnc the Americans have organiz-
Eftlrl't‘b‘. The Germans are in rc-lntivc immediately.
. tlrement, not otpn orderly nnturtgl ’
(but forced almost to the extent oft
cd automobile machine gun Nlilip-
‘ ‘ . . ' ments with three men to each car.
\Vl'l‘ll 'llll'} FlihM'll Ali-V“ i More than thirty cars were opcr-
river
lvanccd and occupied the llciglltslf) (By The Associated l’rcss)--:car|v today.
it)" the south bank of thc Aisllc.l'l‘llc Germans tonight are dcstroy-I The. outfit had supplies of food
1, the river below furnishing the (lcr-j‘ ins: bridges and flooding the coun-l and equipment to enable them to
mulls protcctlon for the moment Ill 1 try between (‘hattny and LaFcre, kccp after the Germans for days.
organizing their retreat. which is ll good indication that; L.
I The French forces of General lthey do not expect to remain much. LONDON, Sept. 6.'Advaucinlz
Monuin‘s army have crossed theblonlzer ill atlv'ailce oi“ their olll’t‘tlfit of the river Somme to the.
dime northeast of Soisonk line which ran from LaFcre tosouth of l’eronne, the British have
lcaptul-ed (‘oucy-e-Chatmu and llurisis. 'l‘oday their rcircai con-l captured tllc villages of St. Christ-
{threaten the German defenses lllllillllt‘d ill daylight cast of the Bricst and lie McsniLBruntcl.
itlte (‘ilcmin ties Dames. To the Aiiette river and their columns Field Marshal Haig.reported in
north leneral Humchrt’a Frellcll'fillfit'rt‘tl very heavy losses from his official statement today. A
army has crossed the Somme cun- shell fire. ' :‘mmbm‘ 0f lll'iliillli‘l‘Si “'(‘l‘l‘ taken b."
ill and advanced from two to four lletwecn the Mildtltc and It“? f “J0 lldVflllL‘il'K ”0093-
milcs ill 3 flanking movement on Aistlc Fl‘t‘llt‘ll troops advanced to
Ham, the fallof which is immi- n litlc from Margival to Quincy
ncnt. Fromllnmtllc Germausurc and Cilivrcs, while to the north .
believed to be utilizing the main they occupied (.‘oucy-le-CllatcaulNeuvc-Chapellc and
roads to St. Quentin and Lach
with the object of falling back on their oldline of 1917 around the. tor.
the old Hindenburg linc bctwccn'cdgc ofthc hilly wood region of The British also have advanced
those cities. St. Gobuin. Therc they will euunorthcust of Armenticres
German rear guards have been counter the formidable defense North of Pcronue their fore
u
0n the Flanders front the Brit-
a Plate
ShoulderSteak _.
Prime Slew Steak
Porterhouse and Sirloin Steak
. ;l-‘resllllative Veal for Start
’ £5 veal Chops
1' Will Cutlet .
Shoulder vol
limbflor Stew
L Specials lor Saturday
SEPTEMBER 7, 1918
x. \
o 0
28¢th
38c lb
406 lb .
. 25ch
,. . . lull
. ,. also?
., . g“ ._ loco
. i. ' 18ch
\_‘~ 1'
32th. "
null 9
.-,,.qt
been engaged between-Albion and further strengthened since tllebc. and Equmlcourt.
Nora and also about Moeuvrcs and ginning of their retreat.
Neuvillc~Bourjouval Between Gi: i -—w--
vellchy and Neuchhapcllc the
British have regained all of the IN FRANCE, Sept. 6 (By The As-‘
village of Doingt.
SAILORAUTOIBT ARRESTED
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era license.
Brant'wes driving a' Buick. a New
.If-IYou Want Nice Swebi, Pure -
‘ butter; Try Ours
'Nu NutButte ate ld’ bee ;........32c
sbmmsitelfif discus-«c .
’.Vel.’ltf¥es:€ ewYo ‘S theli'egelil - .».".-':.-;i'...' l
o to, E doz......
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“2°.
neither car was damaged to any on
5‘3
. “sail? ,_' £313"
1- ‘ _ 8mm reek!
new *' '
W'W
§s°
' tied. ~
Eb‘fil
for
room Cheese. oklr
Iona-Ioolleeou.
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25c and 45c
Odo-‘oouablbowl...
Iboot-lld‘l‘v'loolb'll'oeaaoaoee
noose;-
atroot. about realm "l. Deanery.
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lish are established in portions of ntely he . ~
the old German front line cast of the car was still going and started was hung in the breeze in Paris.
in the. old back to where the man lay.
and (Vollt-y-lc-Yilt‘. approaching}British “min the Fnuquissnrt sec-
05 wheels and axle lay the bodies of two
driven back on the British from works the Germans prepared as are in possession of the town of men. He distinctly saw the two vms'
north and south of Pcronne and part of the old Hindenburg posi-lBllSSll and are in the. immediate vi. trate toms. one of which laid on the phians.
larger forces of Germans have tion and which perhaps have been einity of Tcnlplcux—la-Fosse, Nlu-ltppnvement in a diagonal fashion while
Southeast of Pcronnc the British'and part on the travel on the side of
have reached Athics and Mone-cn-nhe road. '
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY: Chaussee. They have captured the
v ”s , _ _ . ‘
iirioliiiéauitii°ri$°3n§iii'bin?"l When be h" ""' "may“
0. .
2. . 2 . ,scenn he had heard ome one exclaim
aeph Boldtzar. of 88 Taylor avenue. a
Percent pi- ilghtl'y bent mudguardai‘
”at 3"“ ‘3 M" “a ‘t Wu”: .At the conclusion of this testimony
headquarters and his case is being
colitinued from day to day until the Fleenor and asked her ".119 had any~
authorities at his station are noti-f thins ed d1 tionai she would like to ”v
William F. Ward of Washington The inquest was then anion
i
M ‘ nvy and '8 “mi?““f’ 3‘ "‘9 Prisons and Prison Labor. to ll. held
or he iron “orks in New London. at the home or Mrs. John H l‘inult‘l',
Last Saturday he went to New lia- North Brook Farm. Gl‘t-t‘llV-Ei‘li, lon-
I’ypn where he met with two other necllcut, on Saturday next. Sept. lnhel-
. ., . , .
“fl 4 . ‘ .th. The speakers include lion Liner-
s 0rd, at?" Cohan and E‘ 0' John son C. Harrington, (iovcrnol ol lion"
.on. and '-' derided ‘0 30 ‘0 59“ land, and lather oi the first (‘olllpulsu
\ork. Thev stood ou‘l’slde the city on ory Work law; John J, Manning. 0i
tholConnectlcut Turnpike and when the American Federation ot Labor.
a. first car came lo . and Dr. l; Stags \\'hllin, ot the No-
a “3’ which hap tional Committee on l‘l‘isons and I’l~is«
polled to be Miss Fleenor a, one of on Labor.
the sailors held up his hand and ask- The palronesses ot the meeting in-
ed ii the young ladies were going as elude: Mrs. Thomas L. (Tiludbourne.
"r a“ ”‘8' York_ They were ‘old Mrs. Sidney Colgate. Mrs. Morrison
bev w ' i '"
if ‘ ere “d were Offered " lift as L. N. Willie), Mrs John (‘til‘Sit‘nsiJIL
or as that place and the b0” 16089" Miss Helen \‘hrick Boswell Mrs.
ed. But one stop was made between James Quam. Mrs. Arthur Du Bois,
that place and this clty and that one Mrs. Martin Eogel, Mrs. W. Hi Wiley,
was. a ten all e . .,. - Mrs. Albert ohnstone. )ils. .nuronl
mm 9 0,, hm" “0” '0' 'i’t m Oppenheim, Mrs. Roswell Slice]. Jr..
a p ' w 9“ “° °“ '9" “9 C8" Mrs. Reinhard Sidelt’burg. Jr. Mrs.
The “"0" swore that during “‘9 93‘ Jules S. Bache. Mrs. Harry L. Chase,
“T9 journey the car never exceeded a Mrs. Louis S. Levy, Mrs. J, Nelson
rate of speed said to be fifteen miles Shlrev‘e. alts. Eldrigge (’th'l'l‘n‘lfii'ti'li‘t'lhe
' 9 S (‘ t‘i '
an hour. It was at this speed they 0mg: 'ti't 2h]: Ibilliionltl (‘ommiltcc on
were 30"“ down James lilll, when Prisons ,and Prison Labor, (‘oiumbln
suddenly on out-stretched arm ahov- University. New _York (3mg
ed forward and he felt the impact of
ithc car‘ as It struck a human M9.
The man was not walking in the road.
testified the sailor. because he had ette Day observed in
been aux-lug straight ahead and day in keeping with the .
would have seen the man in the glare times. Appropriate exerctses com-
ot the headlights which threw a memoratlng not only illoltilsl anniver-
beam or light fully 75 not in front, sary ot the birth of the great French-
l' The sailor said he leaned out of the man. but also the oily victories at the
car and saw the body of the man l.\'- Marne in the present war, Wcrc held
in; on the side of the road near the at historic independence Hall.
[car as they were passing. immedi- A IoiuyettoWasllington flag was un-
rose and jumped out while iurletl at the same time a. twin emblem
LAFAYETTE DA‘Y OBSERVED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6‘.-‘-I.nfay.
Philadelphia to-
Wben he Most ol the French colony turned
turned a horrible sight met his eyes. out for the celebration and a large
.He saw bearing down on him and tho contingent of sailors and marines
F‘leenoL machine a. monster yellow from the Navy Yard participated in a
‘tourlng car and underneath the trout parade.
The exercises included several patri-
otic addllesses by prominent Phlladei:
;the other was part on the mmnue RED MEN’S WORK APPRECIATED
That the Treasurv Depafl’lficnt air
pricates efforts made by fraternal or-
Here is where the sailor's test]. ganlzations to push the sales of thrift
many is important. He was able to Stamps is evident by the followinl:
‘CIGMIY see the two men beneath the letter received by Cockenoe Tribe
lmachlne because of the‘ light that wang-om the National War Savings Com-
, Galen W. Brant. a sailor stationed thrown upon their bodies by the head- mitee. through State Director Howell
. , 7 , i» _ in 3mm” “5 WW‘W '9'“ lights of it (‘al' that was renewing. Cheney °l Harm”: -
» c .- utter- c ,xh'lzpzzmmfmstrmizicf‘lfifi which has been round out to be the. "May I “of: t0 ‘8" 0i ”1.9 mem‘
. . v e l H“
LcCount. car. This ar to en- bel’s 0‘ Wu" r e
_ . l' lunder tho.influenco of liquor and c a pped p
with limiting a car without? a driv-
appreciation
ot‘ the National War Savings Com-
mittee over the ottective work which
the Improved Order at Red Men and
Cockenoo Tribe did in the drive on
the Aug. 24. Reports whleh we have in-
dicate that the canvass will have net-
...For God’s sake, don't stop."_ He con- ted over $60,000. and i take pleaspro
tinned on and dragried the two bodies in! Czflzl::lltl:el:;rgiclhgz .3126;
' " ' a s , ._
to the side of the will. you} members." ‘
hope 50 feet in back of the Fleenor
machine while the yellow car sped
tawny. The sailor remembers it pass-
ing him and his machine.
“‘3 C°“°“°" ““1“ “"9“ “W“ ""3 soouo BEACH WOMAN
cannuwrou. Sept. catamaran
regarding the case. The roan! !ady- browse“. oi! Soon d Beach, "a struck
replied that she had not.
and Coroner Phelan stated with.)
lmo' nodal . ore ,, .
MW '2'? ~. '2 fumble-n
. "‘ ‘ mar wot-oileld
moisten! Immediately after she was
died on the way to 'h
motorman and condo
Gilmour. Mrs. William ll. UlOi‘tl', Mrs. ,
spirit or the ‘
I8 KILLED BY TROLLEY ,
' a“(lulled by n trolley car here yes-
terdaylatternoon. Fmt aid was Id‘
e!
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