mu READ IT
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ESTABLISHED 1870
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lllSllRi, AGED MIN [IE8
Entered at the
Office as Second-Class Mall Matter.
South Nor-Walk Poss,
IIIIEE DAYS IN THE 0PEH
‘. Ing, because
he was “to: old to work and too proud to beg."
, : . .20 years old, of New Haven, dropped exhausted, near the rail.
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Raymond, of City
. . . \« Innnil tlo- semi-un-
l'..l up ‘l Iil}ii10n(T, who is
:I lilo Winnipault
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,1 ‘I‘ “Ii-oil him to a point
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lll'rllllill ambulance.
.\ I'l'l' Ylfllilit‘ll, and
limit iyoiil with
to tho :I:Il man's
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m i‘lC vicinity of the Nortvalk‘ Tire and Rubber
an, where he lay for three days and nights, at the
He is now in the N0!
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.iy by file.
Company's
mercy of .
walk Hospital, in a critical condition
expected pneumonia may develop.
. 0 «:II My have fatal consequences, because of his age and weak-
Flynn is under the care of Dr. J. w. Vollmer at the
._- lie was removed, by Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt and
Hall police headquarters.
assistance.
Flynn's clothing woro old. ragged
CASH MAY ‘
BIIIID HEW
COTTAGES
Officials of the J. G J. Cash, Ltd..
textile manufactureres in Chestnut
stneet, downtown, are considering the
building of a number of cottages on
lahd in the vicinity of the coiriltiany'sI
plant on Chestnut street. This antici-
pated action is being talked over in
the endeavor to assist the employers to
combat the scarcity of rents problem
in Norwalk.. Frank Goodchild. agent
of the concern, said this morning that
no definite action had bec- decided up
and infcstod with vormin. making it: On yet. The matter is before the Cash
iiocossary to destroy them immediate-
mut-h :ittontion to him. Lack of nour-
islitncnt was too much for the old arm
on Tuesday, and when he got as far as,
'lho lrIIth. in uppor Notwalk, iio col-
lapsod :ilid roniainvd in the open until
found lati- yesterday at’iornuun.
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III'IIHLIIIIINBH ‘THREEESIJAPEFRBMI
IIIIII’IilIIlIiIIIIlIIi‘
l'..\‘..'llu;~'t Sign Treaty to
lift lian, Assertd Choice
man l’olstead4Wet Lead-
in Dissent—Willie“
t,'l'.\'
.llay Act on Demobiliza-
lion. IS Opinion of Rep.
hraham -
“r .\SlllN(}T0.\', Oct. 10.-- Ratifica-
tion of the Peace Treaty by three of
rho five great Powers, which. accord-
Jill: to a provision of the pact. will put
pence into universal effect. will not
giro the President an opportunity to
lift the war-time prohibition. RoprtL
Hentative \‘oisload (Misu), chairman
of the House Judiciary committee, in
charge of prohibition legislation. and
Litc-Iiresentalivc Webb (N. (L). ranking|
,IN'lllol‘l‘lll of that committee, said yo:-
'I-rilay.
lloth thought tho ratification of tho
*I'wty by tho Unitod States was nocos
.Hv hnl’ore. tho i’iakitié-Dt. under the
wading of tho wartime prohibition
w could lako stops to lift the ban.
<houltl ltaly ratify tho troaty soon.
l~'I';ili(-o- and England havo dono, l
rm rillt‘ it would liavo no effect on tho
.. 'ilII-Ililli quOstion iii this country."
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Fourth Prisoner Too Fat to
Make Get
Bars
TORRTNG’T‘ON.
lit-t. lli_-lionry
IITEHEIEIII JAIL; 3—.
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. away Through»
F‘rooiiizin. Frank McCall and Jerry .\'it-
to esriipod from lbo county jail
In
Litilit'ix-Iil shortlyibol‘oro ii o'clock yol-
I lorilay :il'li moon by broukin: tho bars
:Iroiind thoir siorpin: quarters.
A
l‘ouith prisonor. who also intondi-d nizi-'
kin: his oscapo. was too tat to get
through lilo $111100 liiado by tho broak-
lio notified the Jailor.
of the
Ho do iayod Ion: onough.‘
ins: of tho burs.
Marvin S ’l‘odd.
olht'r iIiroo,
ol’ lho flight
. Il(i\\'l‘\'(‘l'_ in llolilying tho jailer to air
‘ low tho lhi'oo who had
succt-oiloil in '
. gt tling through tho sparo to be troll on
litoir way.
Acordinx to tho allllllll‘ilit“‘
at tho
jail, pliinibors had been \vorkln: in the
Iiiion‘s sit-oping quarters and it is bo-
lil'\'l d that the bars worc forced \vuii
tools lzikon front tho plunibor's kit on
known to lhom. 'r‘i'ot-ttizin was await
in: trial for assault and theft and .\l(-‘
(‘all was awaiting trial on an automo-
bih~ thot’t charge.
.\'itto is considoreii lbo mosl danger-
ous of tho lhroe oscapod prisoners. as
The fourth prisoner. whose sizo pre-
vonlod his ost-npo, is soon to bo ll'it‘tl
on a (homo of ”toll of an aiilomobilo.
SENTINEL RETURNS I Whi-llzor any othor charges: will be
Iprot'orrod against him as a result of
mm THE m5;
slalod tonight by tho jail authorities.
The police in the surrounding towns
; and cities
I three prisoners.
have descriptions of the
'hi-t Tglntiéiel's aim to please has' w——
n "u le during the world series
Jillll(‘S, at which tifno bulletins WOIE3RA§T$9FO+§TLCF€3AN§71§1§§§RE
iiiegaphoned and a complete scorc was .
kept at all times for the enthusiastic -
baseball fans of this city. The semi!
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nel has not only accommodated llmse
. who came each day to the front of its
“ding to hear tho rolurns but has
MI», erod all tolcphonc calls concern-
io game ii: a \’t‘r_\' courteous. inan-
f \iiiich it takos great prido, Tho
i i-l's aim to ploaso has liv0d up
namo and will continue to do 50
1‘5 to com‘Z‘.
HEPHSITS
cod, 9 roce rs,
en has
0 advanced him the money
.1 an account. . .Th
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“"9 himself as a banker, with offices
as well as a dealer in “winei,
‘ me as Vincenzo Tasanello took orders for $300 in
3 y were informed that the name “Vincenzo Tasanello“
Fearing they had haze. boa
It will be pleasing news to the public
that the Harris Raincoat Company is
not to leave So. Nomalk. but will re-
main on VValcr sires-t inthe building
now occupied by them. where so many
employees are given profitable em-
ploymont. The new hat concern is
negotiatingr for a nearby factory and
are looking forward to their removal
hero in the near future.
" NEW TflHIi ‘BIINHEH’ WHII TIIIlH
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at 192 Mulberry street,
liquors and groceries,” a man who
groceries from
obtaining advance deposits of $150, some time ago.
rd from since, nor have the orders been delivered; When
communicated with the bank, on Mul-
Was
zed, they complained to Peiiee—
,g h. who reported the affair to police headquarters. The two
,ers and money to th) stranger are Ered Prestis, of 20 Bur-
1- rdered groceries, va‘ued at $130, and gave a deposit of 850,
no, of'Wood street, who ordered 32m worth of groceries
e police haven description «the ralp-
‘ war-lime
. ho has a long criminal record. Ho was
5 to hurt- boon il'Il'd on a charge o.‘ as-
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llo has boon in this city. stated
_ ll rung tutlomo-‘some tinio, and policemen limo soon
.,, oi lilo iianbury Fairnliim shuffling about the streets. h‘isl
, Int: than on a railroad age and shabby appearance attracting:
, doalers
, um avenue, near jamea Hill. plough~
rectors for consideration he
EIHIIIIH HEATERS
STIll RETAIN HIII’E
Confident that l’csident Will
Lift Ban Before Prohibi-
tion Comes
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I lquoi' dealers iii-roalmiits aio not,
ilhi‘tit Iiopo llial i'l‘l.éilitlll \Vilsoii
ill doolnro tho \‘i'JZ‘lilllt‘ pioliibiliiin
ii-gulallon at an «nil boforo January
it}. l92li. whi-n national prohibition un-
der the eighteenth amondmcnt to the
lbnstll‘ulion of the United SLules Mk
l‘oflN'fi eszr‘clivo. .
m cause of ’lhr War lime prohibit-
ion. opeialion under all liquor humans
has boon suspended einrc July l. The
town iii-ctions wozo lll‘ld on Monday.
Some towns that had boon nix-lootin-
viit'il license and towns which hall
ht'cn Iit‘t-nn- :ind whoro no \‘rilo on tho
liconso question was lakon. coniin'Io
as liconso. in all of tho lti“’ll.\ in
which tho lioonso quostion was \oloil
|on Monday. tho lioonso your lie-sins on
tho first Monday of Novcmbor. Tll‘Il
in tho liconso towns contour
plate being ready to cnxauo in tho halo
of honor from such limo as war limo
prohibition may bc doclarod at an end
to the time prohibition under tho t lL’lll ”'9 companies in Dcill‘l‘ pOsillon W ‘approcinlion 0f the service he has rem,
. oonlli antendmont hl‘t'tlllll‘s olfoctii'o. is
indicalod in thc visits proscnl hoidors
of liconscs havc matlo to tilt olfti-o oi
the counly commissionots. Alan} of
them havo calltd. and have rt‘riiioslod
anti rocoivod blank forms of applica-
lioiiu for iicoiisos so thoy will b: roaily
to ongago in buslnoss the momont t'hzii
prohibition is declare-J oil.
should that doclaralion be mad" by
President “'il‘son any limo boforo Jam
uziry 16.
To all who meet tho requirements.
as to place and person. too cominis
sinners will grant “comes on tho firsl
Monday of November. Tho “(‘t‘nsl'W
which will he issued. llio samo as tho
licrnsos that had been isueil for tho
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PLA_S_lNfi DINNER
le “'ing. proprietor of the now
Chinese-American restaurant. at 13
North Main street. last night, tendered
an opening banquet to a number of
men of NorWalk. The finely appoint-
cd room was handsomely decorated,‘
and ‘lhe dinner was particularly pleas-V
ing. indicative of the splendid service
to be offered by the management when
the restaurant opens for business to
The menu included: Oys-
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dressing, cranberry sauce. peas and
potatoes. combination fruit salad. jello
with whipped cream. cigars and col-
ius um: "TANll,’ ,
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An antmobile owned. by O. P. Chap-i
lin, of 157 Commerce street. New Hav-I
en. emulated the circus-antics of a
“tank," yesterday atfernoon. when lti
swung from the pavement on Connec-
ed a. wooden fence and -',
recited drunkenly across an open ha
before itcametoastopln frontofs
huge billboard, with the front ended!
the es:- confide
driver was not
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BARGAIHIHG
IN Prism"
WASHlNGTON, Oct. Ill—Opposition
to collective bargaining and the sins
ed shop were among twelve fundamen-
tal principles outlined by the group
representing capital and presented to-
. Will Inquire IE»
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That Strikers’ Rights of
Free Speech and Face As-
lsenot‘liliage Are Being Vio-
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Ismiiiml Is
= Ntll Billifilill
lists and boycotts, were declared to be
“indefensible. antisocial and
ni."
W’bllc deplorinx strikes and
cuts, the principles set forth that the
right of strike or lockout “should not
be denied as an ultimate resort after
all pouible means of adjustment have
This right, however. should appb
only to private industry.
ln‘pnbllc utility service. it "as‘ pro
posed that the state impose i-nsh regu-
lar“ as would assure contlrious op-
eration, at the'same time, providing
adequate means for the prompt near.
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.‘ General [monument to
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PITTSBURGH. Oct. 10.~Hesded by,
'Sonalor Kcnyon. of lows. the Senstr‘
.l.abor committee investigating met
striko of slot! workers arrived hen:
:iarly today from \‘Vaabington and in-
;stitutril its inquiry into conditions sur-
,rounding the walkout in the Pitts-
ibureh district. '
Four otlici members of the commitw
Itc“. Sonators Phipps. Colorado; Moi “IE“LY BBMMENBE
,Ki-llar. 'l‘onncsztec; Walsh, Massachu-i
‘sttis .and Stcrliiis. South Dakota. 89.}
'conipiinled (‘iutii'man Kenyon. The' “~‘—" .
con-iiiltti o “an were busy dnuring ”ml The following lellors rcocwcd by ,tho
'oariy hours of the day gauging dcswardons of Trinity Episcopal church.
tails for their investigation. which HL’l concerning Captain Thomas E. Swan.
expected to continue untg next Mon ’ who becomes the new rector of the
1M! or '1 y- ‘ impish, will be his“! blessing to all
i According to the program mppefl.
out by Senator Kenyon, the committee l era of the church. themselves
.will endeavor to get an intimate vieu‘l Ofl’lce oi the Chaplain.
ol striko conditions in lhls district, and; Headquarters, Port of‘l-Zmbarkation.
will inquiro into chargcg of lnbor lead- I liobokrn. bow Jersey.
on that tho strikors' rights or flee; October i, 1919.
spt I ch and lice assemblage have been ' Dear “’ardcns:
violated, and that the wol-kpm hay...“ ['nderelandlm that (‘baplaln‘ Swan
not been imam-ii mm: by certain 5,091 I has been called to the Episcopal
coiiiiiiivto_- men th‘ej busy during theichurch. in your community. 1 sought
or some Wcstcrn Pennsylvania ton-nsvtfrom him this morning the names of
Utginning Saturday, the mmmitteeiflny O‘HCTII“ connected “'llh thal
plans to boars witnesses on both sides ,church to whom I might tell something
cl tho controversy. ‘of tho wonh of this splendid army
The strike situation in the Pitts-Ichfllflaifl-
burgh district showed no great change I 3‘“ "’“dlng You a "Op-V or a ”ll"
i-arly today, while rllprrsentattvea of 5 which we passed to him whcn he was
tho omplnyt‘rs say that each day finds i leaving us. It records but foebly our
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initial suns
“poring; their mills. Idcred. He comes to you wonderfully
4'
minor Ilights were ve
lock-I houses and stores were without lights.
Nor-sum, as well as so the parishion-
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Showers Tonight or Saturday.
swoon!-
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, The load dispatcher at the Cos Cob
I‘plant told The Sentinel this morning
Ithe cause of the trouble was the burn-
ing in two of a feed wire connecting
this Vicinity with the railroad power
'house. Another reason said to have
been given was that the insulators on
.ihe south feed wire burned out. There
tare two “feeders." and experts claim
[that if trouble is experienced with one,
;the service can be changed instantan-
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eonsly to the other. without lnterrupt-,
[ Heretofore. when trouble has been'
fiixpcrirnced with the railroad service,
lthe engines of the South Norwalk
”Electric Light plant have been capable
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Allillil) lNCllllPiliNCl or .
Rllllilllll) filtllllc stiller
Albert E. Winchester, superintendent of the South Norwalk Electric Light
plant, “mad all the way through," is eager to “go after strong and make I
public matter" out of what he terms the “incompetence" of the electrical
dav to the National Industrial Confepiu'Vi‘. furnished this vicinity by the New Haven railroads power plant at
once hero. Sympathetic strikes, black- I Cos 0%. Norwalk was plunged into absolute darkness f\or four minutes,
clock last night, and, for fifteen minutes thereafter, the
Street cars were stalled; street lights were out, and
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of carrying the entire load, temporab
lly. until the difficulty is adjusted.
The strain, last night, was too great,
however, and all of the lights were exv
anguished in South Not-walk, as well
as in other parts of the city andvlcln-
ity. The loud dispatcher in 013 Cob
skin. this morning. similar dllkultles
have been experienced recently, but
they were “occasional" and not “fre-
quent.”
Factories, with night shifts: patrons
of street cars and business houses. are
all interested in the railroad taking
steps, it is said. to prevent future oc-
currences that lighting officials here
say have been too numerous.
'IJLAIM NEWS STflHT IIIVINIT IlflST [IN
HESHIHBHEII THEM
Bridgeport newspaper, last Sunday.
Ilian and Mary Price, well known in
this city. have sought the advice of
l‘msocutin; Attorney Framer (Klingo-
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“boa-lrchrd their chencter,‘ Rey, Lll~ “,8 33.1.5: hope, {:91 t .tbl
I‘man as to the best methods to be pur- .
sued to obtain legal redress and pub-
lic retraction. Prosecutor Hogeman
has informed them that. the matter is
.not within his official province, and
rofcrrod them to the publishers of the
wockly paper. they claim wrongfully
attacked thom.
SHIP
muslin
CHICAGO, ()cl. lo.- with tho bestgcquippod for a large work in the
day‘s output since tho strike in tthChumh and l bespenk for him ”‘9'
stool industry was callcd, nearly throw ,strongest possible 'co-operntion 0“ Despite the fact that practically ev-
' “'(‘th‘ 820. bl‘hind thom. mill OPOTu- I Christian people. Sincerely, i every freight and passenger pier in the
tors in tho Chicago district today "“I (Signed) JOHN T- AXTO‘h,
Major. 1'. e. A.,
I Chaplain, Board of Etubarkaticn.
_. ._ I Major Axton's letter to the ntw local
I Ireclor follown: '
I Octoboi '7, 1919.
» TflA ICapulu Thomas E. Swan,
' 331 Hudson Street.
Hobokrn, New York.
i Ibiy Dear Chaplain: .
' . Only because i knew you ‘.'.‘ere going
' back to your life work did i find any
. inatisfaclion in forwarding your appli-
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f port. of New York is tied up by the
. strike of 60,000 longshoremcn. the boat 0
of the Norwalk Steamship company is ions in prices.
running without interruption betwoen
this city and New York. George F.
Footo. manager of the local line. said
3 this morning the crew on the Norwalk
‘ boat handle the loading and unloading.
and they are ot dependent upon-tho
strikig workmen for assistance.
U. S. SHIPPING BOARD TO SELL
SURPLUS AT WILSON POINT
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;States Army. i want just now to send
you a note of appreciation of all that
A large advertisement in the New
Huge Cannon That Shelled
malnutrition
“'ASHINGTON, Oct. 10.~To the
people of the United States who. hop-
, .y are
losing a running fight 3.; int the H.
C. of L., Attorney General A. Mitchell
Palmer yesterday gave some solace.
“Don't weaken," Palmer “‘tho'
upward trend of not only w ale
but rolaii prices in the United tea
has been stopped. The‘1m thing
the department was confromd with
was the stopping of this ascent in.
prices and this has been done.”
As a result of the campaign made
torney gonoral cxprcsscd a belief that
llli€l‘(’ had born a drop of 15 to 20 per
cent. in wholesale prices. and possibly
c to 10 in retail pn‘rces.
“The reason that more tangible re-
lief from retailcrs is not evident."
Palmer said. “is that most of the stock
on band now was bought at war prices
and the retailer is unwilling to take a
loss and oven hesitates to shave down
his margin of profits.”
Another six weeks, Palmi‘r predict-
d, would show considerable reduct-
In response to a query as to whether
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on. EXPLOSION
mus TWO MEN
PHILAI‘ELPHIA. Oct. Ill—Two
mon worc ltillcd and seventeen others
in rc burned when an explosion of oil
Paris Made at Essen
BERLIN. Oct. 10.——Tlio German long
range cannon was manufactured at Ea-
sen. There was a great deal or specu-
lation in Germany as to the range a:
which it,-w0uld have to be fired to hit
Paris. Artillery experts calculated
that it would carry seventy-five kilo-
Imeters (forty-five miles), but powderI
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you have done While you were here to
strengthen the work of this office and
to hold our soldier men true, and
strong and steady. _
Your service overseas, your service
on transports. and your service at this
big port of embsrkntlon has all been
Icarrled forward so ainstakingly, with
so much enlhusia , with such cheep
ful yielding to the orders of those who
York dailies today announces that tho occuricd loday on the United States
'5“in SW05 Shipping 3035‘? 19'3"“ Merchant Marine Tankcr, Chcstnut
gcncy Fleet Corporaton w or a . fl , _ _ ,
vast quantity of surplus materials Him .,n ”"i “New?!" erer here. The
twelve of its warehouses in all parts ”Mn-“‘01 1‘ '5 mud- “'88 Caused “Y e
of the country of which the first one spark from a torch setting fire to the
mentioned is the Wilson Point war- gas fumes. which had escaped from .
house at Vinson Point. South Norwalki‘ank' and fumes from crude oil which
COM" Ihad gathered in the oil mm: The
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Minerva said the piece would carry
good deal further.
Elaborate preparations were mad°Iinendatlom
for a test. This took place on the “r" The tearing down of the organiza-
tillery mining grounds ,at New” Ition here is indeed distressing to all
with the muzzle 01r the ”‘8 3““ point- of as, and we are parting With our es~
ins north toward East P‘I'iesland- Nu'soctation with great reluctance. I
meroul detachments 0‘ 3‘11“", "9"“ shall follow yotT always with most af~
stationed at intervals in the heathland fectionate interest, Christian love and
east of Emden 10 report the location a. deep yearning‘for your welfare. 1
0f the shell upon impact {know that your consecration to duty,
When the first round w“ fired, to your love for your fellowmen and your
everybody’s amazement. none. or the seal for all that is worth while will
detachments made 8 "FPO", “1“ ‘0" bring you abundant success wherever
some time thelanding place ‘0‘ the you go. May God bless you.
shed remained a Mystery. Three more - \’_,_ Sincerely,
rounds were fired with the same nega-i JOHN T. AXTON,
Major. U. S. A.,
live results, and the experts begs? to’
wonder whether the shells had do-' Chaplain, Port of Embarkation.
scended anywhere at all. B was dis-
covered eventually tbat all {our rounds MR. WOOD READY FOR {I
CROSS CONTINENT TRll
had burst on one of the Friesleud Isl
ands. a distance of 120 kilometers,
(seyentytwo miles) from the m. l
Robert W’ood, who recently motor-cc"
from his home tn Oakland, Cal, to till!
city and has been visiting his mother
Mrs. E. '1‘. Wood, of Silvennlne, for
FRENCH SOLDIEIS
WOUNDED m RIOTI morning biddlns toad-bye to m
Imsny friends that be humanist
PARIS, Oct. 10.-A’Frencb Mr
and threeeeldeeresresg :mnggtn a
riot st 'Ssrrebruck. lumen. pied Ger-
many, on Tile-day. according to a. dis-
patch, tome Peta W The
riot “ls described“ ham gnu- out
of labor :tha was: the
’are in authority. as to make you wor-'
Ithy of the strongest possible com-I
eevu-alweeumsarousdtownthl2_
Want. Ads. Bring Results.
Ives-sci was only slightly damaged.
Recovr ring after having been sev- ty pedestrians who
erely stabbed three weeks ago during Smith's opinion of the worth at the
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a crap game argument, David lemlth,
folorod, of 11 Raymond street, was
gain stabbed
l Wood street saloon. smith alleged
wous weapons. ‘everal hours alter
e was unsuited, Omith was taken to
slice headquarters charged with the
‘eft of a watch, chain and knife own-
1 by Frank McFarland b The missing
‘tieles were restored to their owner.
Smith according to his statements,
‘und himselt in the ill regard of Ape-
ollo, yam "y my. " ’
9 out elm cousi- of the
beast Isf‘
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ElliHTS [ill IIIIT, STAHHEII IN HACK
didn't share
Smith got the bottles, and
restored them to Apesollo.
Last nightfimith says he was tak-
in the back with a ing a few lessons in sparring from Mc-
suteher lenlfe at 11 o’clock last niflhtJFarland, who. modestly
.s he was being ejected forcibly from! himself an artist of no mean ability
pneclsi med
in tho fistic ring. While the ewe men
e was cut by Luigi M, ml were boxing, the lights in the saloon
if el' the saloon, and be caused his an: went out.
'est on a charge of assault with den-I said to have grabbed smith Wm“!
in the dark, Apesollo is
him toward the door to put him out.
When the.- patron angrily resented dis-
missal by form: he was stabbed. He
told the police it ”a ”scene who cut
him, and the {W of Sue saloon
was put under art-not by Poliesm
’ Wfllace R.-8anwnis.
it later developed that when he
then, films-11W fished en seat-i. QeFav-Lanl
Teen he ueryl W the loss ofhis watch, chain
Morten-tow threw three bottles el" and taint cm was gone but as
articles were recovered later.
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