Onthe
.ht of sen-re inJuries. She
.luhllrwn was driving his
('le west. on the post road.
l‘lllll"l',
:Iel'lilent
school
in
l
‘~ as In Son’s Sidecar
Mrs. Amelia Johnson, of 482 Haflett' Street,
Bridgeport, Meets Death at the Nash Corner,
Scene of Several Other Fatalities—Uni-
dentified Operator of Pennsylvania Au-
mg iv» the :lilit-Aeltr ol n motorcycle
ivcn by her son. Winslow. who was'came from the
m: to locate the missing machine.
illotort‘)’-
Al Nash's
the mono of the fatal trolley
which young Sunday
excursioni‘ts figured sell-rill
lays Dying of -Lockj-aw
Due to Blank Cartridge
Westport Road
was of the truck just as a touring. car
bearing Pennsylvania license plates.
east. It struck the
"ml
and. her son into the roeerav
wrecked the motorcycle. The won.
an's back was broken .unli serious
illJllllt‘S. including a punctured kid-
(Coutinucd on Page Five)
mmummu’mm
liard room has been fitted out for the
use of guests and is being used con-
tinuously. Arthur Huebsch a prom-
culsine is a special feature.
I‘lle’ifirh is “'0” fiitted for his position
as director as he has had ten years
experience in camp directing. Huehsch
will hr assisted by a Mr. Deutsch in
all social work of plays and sing rests.
Mr. Siikins will tune charge of all out-
door activities such as hikes. athletic
events and swimming. Mr. Deutsch
and Mr. Silklns are school teachers in
New York. George "Chic" l-‘eigen a
well known athlete will help out and
act as a general all around man in the
activities of the camp.
been erected and now number 15 in
Bungalow tents and barracks have1
light EXTRA Will
" Be «Issued.
Within five minutes after the
Ight is (loaded to.»' The Evan-M
'ingflenChelwillhsvoavfie'streets
an EXTRA. containhg ~tbe ‘fuli‘
. . as
the wires of The Am Prom.
Announcement will also be made
from the once of The hand, by
BfllliNlllIliEll +,
Albert Tobey Ran in Front
of Saivator Cisnd's car-—
Other Aocfients Matted
Albert Tobey. 9 303‘s old. of 6‘
Main street. was knocl-ed down by an
automobile oprfated b3 Salvator Clan-
ci. Fillow street. abou‘. 7 o'clock last
night. The lad suffered a severe la-
ceration of the scalp and abrasions of
the leg and face. He was treated by
for the purpose of protecting Ameri-
bcdles of Moslems. who were assassin,
ated before the departure of the
Greeks. have been found. The French
illlllEN llll'llills
fiNElljZfi Elli
Mary Risoka. of 24 Ivy Place. and
Rose Secor. of Cedar street. were each
fined 825 and costs for assault this
morning in the downtown court b'v
Judge George H. \‘oaburgh. Mrs.
Secor. who- was represented by Attor-
ney John J. Cuneo. took an appeal.
bonds being fixed at 31537 "’
Two. . Principals
nipped on boards. in
unlined awake all night. fending 0! the
bonfire.
title in a Jersey City refldcnec.
set. by automobile. shortly after breaking,
yacht waited to bear him to the tight city.
GOING.
This Afternoon, Hail
Greater Interest Than Anything Ever Known .‘
Before in Pugilistic Encounters—Seat Sale 1
Passed Million and. Half Mark—Scare
for first crack at the 85.50 unreserved seats.
These enthusiastic advance “maxim” showed. in elects at M
\ I in wringled. muddy clothing and up“
w ewspnpers and gunny sacks. but tin My bad so-
Mddampo‘tbeumwithabfl
issue ~
Last 'Minute Statements
- Bout in Jersey City,
l.
i.
s o a o — O-.. t “i . sip-vial ”Intrusion“. (like “ht “ —— V I . ‘ . .
tomoblle That Sideswmed The“ Car, Camp Rhodonoua wu rorm-m- “ "m" ”h" b’ ”m" .mp‘f‘ls' “Iva-“h“ aeucbment of Over COunterfelt Tickets Exists.
. . opened [0" “19» 39380“ yesterday. About The story of the fight ‘11! be rare er can mar nes ave been landed . e '
I)lsappears After the Ace-“lent. 60 ‘0 65 boys have made reservations tied in The Sentlnd's EXTRA, “ Ismld. a townlbout 50 mile south- ' - N Y the en _
'01: the cam The tennis court has blow bl blow and rtnsnd by round. 9“" 01' CODMntinODle in Asia Iinor. NE“ 1033. July 2.-— ew ork and “ tire. WI area.” m wllfl
‘ p. ’ , reachesontand esnbraoesthcnow fan-0t“ Boy-les'I‘IrtyAaa, Jenny
.Ncw York’s mansion-band her gorgeous hatch early“- W
parties of men and women. intent on threading. in am the. the damsel
automobile highways that lead to Pronuner Tex W’s M or...
They bn-akfssied on hurll~boiled cm “hot doing" on.” out! mm
from the stands of vendors that encircle the arena.
Champim Dempsey. primed and eager. awdted the hour to defend “
The challen r
hing-mull.“
M WM whes'n I
Both had issued lastduillute statements. breatbhlg m in the o‘-
Odds favoring the champion had Enos-toned in tbé lad boas: of but“;
bntbempseystillreignedatwowtwoandshalfioosnlhaos-lae.
i
t
secured today with a treaty of excitement wholy W ha fi»
As 'h-- remit of a three COl‘llf‘l‘i'tl years ago. he attempted to 91:86.: been renovated while in the rear a so that Norwslk MID! have mm m re u 0 th “ t r Oily
ohm.- nnior accident at. Nash's cor- five-ton furniture truc owned )Y - new tennis court has been added for the complete story I! m1: 1" e p n e re remen ° 'Ih port “med goph- for the Mot theme- -
,. w.-..lp0il. Mrs. Amelin Johnson. ‘ll. wlckwlre. of Norwalk. and 'pro- a Bras. court. a court for basketball any cu, m the ['nitt‘d Staten. greekhtzzops. 333;!“ “893mb ‘0 the 3‘3“?th ‘:£;°w:::,s heavyweiglltotthamliinndflll my“ nab ',
yams um. or is: ilnllett street. cecding in the same direction. 1mg also been laid out and 1. already - “‘"c 0 cc. _ I II I (.p r805 “I'll?“ r m .“m 0! Br
itixf‘imri. died almost lliltillltl)’ last. ’llu- motorcycle turned to the i9" proving a welcome addition. A b"- A small French de hment u at ”e" Alm ti wider. .nd ' i “e . I .
Ismid and it reports that a number of
.iy slightly llljul't‘d. (me of tilt!‘lllOlOf‘C)('ii'..lllld sent it crashing for- imam school teacher of New York is _ ’ 1 _ dl an “MM“
is that figured in the accident cibly against the side of the huge m charge of an “whine, with Mm . hoseter. saved four thousand Turks in Jemeide-b “It:ngfiififigum.$“;:‘tflmo Butmfioodmlfl'i‘. _
....-d‘riy disappeared without stop- '..lll'K. Huebsch is well fitted for his position 7 ‘ m the WWII» it i8 “id. '5?er ll i .fo‘ttnd silent-elves outgrnerallrd by an “m 3.! a M .
""“ "‘0 "a.” “"1” 1"" “"hmor‘ Th" 1mm“ hurled IM“ “hum“ M “W hou" um] mmne of “mm ii]: ' aoo mum-n“: boys. who has spent the night in line at the big ma.
Dr. Vii \V. Tracey.
The boy. according to police reports.
darted across Main street. in front
of the automobile. The radiator of
New York newspapers. whose accounts of the coming “in were uses-1‘
today by assets. rather than by columns. were a study It muses.
The bout/unquestionably lins excited the peanut bis-u ever aroused h
a pngilistic encotmtcr. The crowd that was M - way nus
all. each tent will uccomodate two
and three boys. The swimming pool.
showers. baseball mmond and tennis
courts have been prepared nicely-for
The fight arose out of some jeal-
ousy between the Two women. the Ex-
act cause of the jealousy not being
apparent. ‘
Stealing His Own Cow
Cost Him a $20 Fine
illia rrilm, Wounded in
thenkand More Than a
,Week Ago. Paid No
is Helpless in Hoopital
aunt! in the right hard
will“ ‘ l )
)I'
mwalk.
be reported ill
(Continud on Page Seven)
tention to the Injury and
William Ill-um, 15 years of age. of
Lexington avenue. is believed to be
n: today of-iockJaw in the Norwalk
capital as the result of infection of
sustained
hi-ough the firing of hi.tnk caltridges.
l'ill klnwn to science is being taken.
'hl.» is the limit. accnlent ot' a serious
connection.
It.0 Fourth of July celebration in
Dr, Maury C‘ Sellerer is the physi-
At-
a
l‘OltTSMUl'TH’. N. H.. July
A 820 fine for stealing his own cow
was imposed upon Elnerica Squacia.
' ll farmer. in the Municipal Court yes-
terday. It appeared from testimony
that Squacla's cow had wandered into
the garden of ill-é. Lon. loom". .
neighbor .and devouer growing vege-
tables the. woman valued at “5.
When Squucia refused to settle Mrs.
liverton took advantage of a statute
and took his cow. He appealed.
New York Man Found
In Stmford Badly Hurt
STAMFORD. ’July 2.—Joseph
up and then left at the statioa.
Ridges—Commissioner
well Hears Much Evidence
for and Against Applica-
lions
S'i'fl‘hll‘l )ltl’. July 2'
Oppose Springdale, Cove
and Norwalk Bus Lines
No Objetions to Those to the
—~.‘~ltrong oppo-
El-
lllll [iUN PARAllE
Mllllilllillilll
The committee on the big gun par-
:ldv- met Friday night at the City
this season and will prove very wel—
come recreations. .
The school room which was located
year but it has been moved to a room
in the basement of the house last
adjoining the m room for this
aaaaon and item in a modern
and up—todsts manner. The recep-
tion room has been redecorated and
improved for this seasons activities.
.\lr. and Mrs. Hueboch have been here
first of June preparing
FIFlEEN SMIN IN
PASEISTI RAN]
member of the Fascistl or Extreme
Nationalist Party was killed in Gros-
seto. capital of the Maremme region.
during the course of a riot. says the
Tempo yesterday. Hearing of the fa-
tality. thousands of l-‘ascisti journey-
ed from ltome. Slena and Trieste to
Grosse-to and ransacked the Labor
Exchange. a Communist newspaper
attire. and several Communist homes.
the newspaper adds.
A statement issued by the Fascists
says that fifteen Communists, were
killed and many injured in the raid.
TELEPHIINE filRlS
' ENJflY A IANCE
the car knocked him down WON the
driver could put on the brakes. He
was picked up and taken to the pity-
sician's office. , ._
Patrolman Frat Raymond. who
inve‘isatsd the ace t. arrested
Good for ova-“mew rmu
without a car certificate. He was re-
lessed with the understanding that he
will appear before the uptown city
court at 9 o'clock Tumy morning.
Another slight accident was report~
the license plates 67-835 Mass. Neither
machine was badly damaged.
A third accident happened in East
tVall street. last night when an auto-
mobile operated by John 'Wilitams. of
Patrolman Murphy investigated the
accident. but no arrest was made.
[HEAL YilllNli MAN
Wills llAIllEN lillll
M
Miss Charlotte Loundes.‘ daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. w. I. of Darien. and
a linotype operator on the Darien Re-
view. became the bride of Howard A.
Siauson. son of Mrs. H. L. Siauson. of
1 Lawrence street. this city. in a quiet
ceremony performed at the home of
the bride this afternoon by the Rev.
L. Earle Shannen
The couple were attended by Charles
According to witnesses the fight was
a‘good one while it lasted. the clothes
being torn from the bodies of the two
women. hair being pulled out in hand-
fuls and teeth. nails. data. stones and
loathing used. ,
The nasal-b of Qpeensbary rules
didn't prevail at this fracas. as was
evidence by the introduction as evi-
dence of the torn and bioodstained
clothes of each woman. Mrs. Rosika
head by, the Secat- woman. The lat-
ter said that her opponent glad called
her vile names. had hit her aJ'ith a
rock. had bitt‘ her fingers and had
done everything but act like a lady.
Judge Vosburgh said that the affair
Doulons. ‘
BlilllSll Til ._
SAFFliUARfl.
- INTERESTS
JERUSALEM. July 2.—8ir Herbert
Samuel. the High Commissioner for
Palestine. on the occasion of the
King‘s birthday. addressed a repre-
sentative gathering here. In the
course of his speech he expressed re-
gret that harmony between the devo-
4..
“snipers" bad m panic stricken
week.
night and no arrests were reported.
MSG-SIDE, Jersey City,
big Ight opened at 0:15.
on each side
today were to witness Jack Denney.
Fiance. do battle for the benvywight
purse in history.
Soon the saucer of
Boyle's Thirty Acres. all throguh the fort-noon,
ofthoworld. ltwase‘stimatedthstatleastnvow ‘
peroenbbelowltickanl‘s. Evenatthesepricesthsm
thermometerregistered‘lo. and themwasllttleindmufiu
tuswouhlswdtorunderabtwmgmmasmybadmmh
downusdpreventtbepodulityofnre. Afew
the earlier flgllanoe of the police, were drivm out of
water. and soon found themselves in the street.
A 1.in of mace outside the saucer main
Therealbuman tidalwawestartedso-ove
7 o’clock. Tube trains under the Hudson river. running (- a
half minute headway with additional cars, were (W at 0
every ferry added its quota to the thmg. arena bound. ,
Several hundludpoliomhanl‘formandplain‘dothes.
mectators. on the watch for undesirable characters.
quashed thatsllpetsonssMwitha-tmunl mods
for so days. under a State law that nukes sud: dctcntitm
slowly. This was believed to be due more to the scare our M m
Wales-scyOIy-aoum
0PM“
hinyflty.“
Slim“ to the licensing or iliney lilim il l 4
w .._ _ 1 _, ' - « :t.i. and \oled that the parade be a rd. and Miss Dorc- tees of different creeds .which he earn- saucer, it tilled fro. use brim down. Mead of the boun- for Ira:
was n;:d'llkbf‘gilt'ofi‘lll‘ell: "to? :20 :0“: www" :md military affair; on“. Sig-reghhzzggngtocny Island. N. Y.. estly desired to promote. had not yet arrive was the gaflcry god, with the m 0". who “mama; C
"(NHL Commmv . “a N- _ 9 ?!" 192ml Artillery Company to act as Despite the rain and inclement mug“. of the brick. who was maid been attained. He declared that outddethc arena tor-the “7.”de hm Ive as.
~ “ 9“ “M?“ escort for the veterans of Civil. Span- weather. there were well over 800 a The bride wore a dress of Great Britain would never impose on “'5 "Id “709'“!-
of honor. , bower‘r. the wave of humanity tolled
Railroad. ye‘llerday afternoon. at
hearing held by Commissioner Charl-
the lsll and “fork! W'ars.
The cost of feeding and entertain-
people in attendance at the dance
given by the trafllc department of the
illv lace.
white canton crepe. and chant _
trimmed with white satin roses. Her
the Palestinian people a policy con-
trary to their religious. political and
"8 C ElvH-ll or the Public Itilities . “use battleof tbscsutury" had
m..." .._., E, , ,. , "it; out of town troops will probably local telep one exchange at the pa.- dress or orchid crepe economic interests. no exclu'dw bald-beaded m. um
M sun]i'l'igtllgut'g’:‘34”Jllal—ei charge llo ‘lJ-I’lOflO and the people or Nor- vilion at Baton Point. last evening- :‘e‘eclitfig‘axgthafle satin. Referring to immigration Sir Her- mh—aymwmmhy unnumpueXMIt-mwh
opposmon to the. .o-hbnl? i. he walk are lit-inc asked to contribute to Gail's orchestra furnished the mu- The ceremony was attended by rela- bert said it must be definiiflly F0003- .” lad mm the W3 art and turned out i- (I. loses;
-‘ . 9 ”3an of Alfred Goldschmldt. treasurer. sic for the dancing which lasted from the couple and intimate nixed that conditions did nat'admlt or
‘ ’ following committees 8 until midnight. the ceremony the
was nmllrcsled. 'leslimonv submit. , . . - fflefldfi Fflm‘m" vats .4 .4. to nanosenanum-
M h H 0 m . ' - . . wen appointed. phone employees ,present last owning s. weddint trip to A" l“ d tho - the ””9““ M Cl! 004 0..
howo-dy ”mite ‘heOZ‘Ot;'(:ltl‘il;‘ie Sogiitgs \i Receptltgn gorgmltéie. Major G. M. from Bridgeport. Stamford. Darlen. agg'egfinoifi; points in New York bet- “mummisz’ew the‘w" “tags (‘i'oc-ho . w the l ’Rk.m and “‘2; ilx tho
" .. ' ‘ ~ _ . . . . . irman. Major New Canaan. Waterbury New nation. W i return will make trines ‘ ‘ be next cm on
0 Ni .l at a loss Sillf‘“. the Jtnev 1 min?“ a ' ' state and it n the r ”em [kl . condition of t ‘ n". -
‘ , ’ - . t. .. Perdue. M. n. c.. Lt. Com- Wilton and Westport besides a large ’ Da ten. sir. Slau- mama) °' N . igh heavys'wo an
onto. him" started mt Novetnller ‘ ' “191" reddence m r has rested and would be expelled with ‘ count" Wm: I i’ ran
ti... .. . . - mnnder o. E. Cram. Capt. F. J. Mor- number from this city. rt die maker Ind " a" ‘ Wm M '1 WI-
“flirt tom'ileycn 833:?! wigs 'rx-ison. lift?! Act-tillery. and Lt. W. J. Smsuceesstul was the dance. both $n%;:1:xby the Yale & Town: 2‘: :mnt pfotiozogpl‘lglty that: $1: ‘ The (Bamboo: t‘l'itn taker. plats: It,- can
, . ‘ race): - - '- from a social and flnan lat 'shnd- . m 0E.
‘ “’01! w;:..3'mm"‘rrhm° tlrolley Refreshment committee. Charles point. that another Itiulcél. :0 be lie-la “m"“y °' 9““"°" . ances a’t Jnlro. Immigration had been \ . figmzfi'fn'2mmehdmr‘a” ”awn“ ,
"4" - - . lig?rg_ e l - - , ' - , . ‘ “m n' vie m- the ,
ra road Milne. Chairman. Harry Keena. Craig later in the season.“ being discussed nded pend] ‘ N ' ot the BUDAPEST. July 4 The outside the town. '
u-r of trains run an
cretary of the Y. M. C. A. here
min is. when he walked out of
stliution, leaving behind
few things. evidently intended
short overnight stay. He has
e and no reason is known for
ppearnnce. His accounts at
. ittlon were correct.
lillt'.‘ to Long ltidge and High Ridge
estimony wnl confined to the num-
nahle to account for his disappear-
nrr from the association rooms on
him
all handbag in which were packed
nce been seen. Birby is 60 years of
Relatives in
mpstt-ad. 1.. 1.. have been commun-
ted with but have not seen him.
The have
Littlejohn. Serg't‘.‘ J. McCarthy. an.
Engine Hits Motbr
and Three Die
ALBAXY. July" 2.—Three persons
were killed and_another was seriously
injured yesterday when an automo-
bile in which they were occupants was
struck by a. switch engine at Middle
Granville. Washington county. ac-
cording to a message remived hero.
The dead are Mr. and Mrs. George
McCotter and a lien Austin. all of
Granville. The ‘injured in Hrs. hey
are
the
a
for
not
his
the
There were tele-
by the members of the operating
by Attorney General Healy that the
tax of one cent a gallon on gasoline
was not payable until September t.
Mr. Btoeckel sent several hundred
telegrams to dealers announcing the
date. -
The dealers had previously 'been
informed that theta: was payable to-
day.» When .colnnll-ianer Stoecksl
was «Mound of the opinion or. the
sham. he took immediate
stm’by tho—main out at telegrams
Esnna. also at Granville.
tives of
alumina
taken by Dr. Robert E. Perdue. who
was appointed by Mayor Jeremiah
Donovan and the council at a recent
meeting of the common council.
It was with teen and sincere regret
that Dr. Tracers man was ac-
cepted. he giving as his reason for re-
signing the many demands from «bar
sources on his time.
Hisisnmr who Women yes-
terday W’Wh him the best~wtsh~
as of his fellow medication on his
and by‘the‘ tiss‘ot'ths telephones!»
correct. the matter. -
new position. for which he ls anec-
univousttss. 7 '
. s-
; i
. .
mass immigration. Among DC' tl‘l‘ie
nation.
Sir Herbert said he was anxious that
strnmeut referred to, in which the
future constitution of the country
would be defined. . ,
In concluon. lir Herbert said: “I
earnestly desire to see this land. the
center of sacred annotations for him-
dreds of In of men. inhabitedby
s. people 1 and panosabte.- Host
earnestly do‘ I dealt-0“!» asst-1t W
greasing firm and tut-many
toward a. prosperous and mum
list the government and the ’peopla
mammalian-hot
mm" ‘.
n
l-tor dueiltng. which unlabeled in Hun
cause of some encounters. m
on a. man's foot in' ‘an over-crowded
street-oar or sailings person a. ”fool"
might impel two colonial-loath: gsud
tletnén in full-dre- and top-hat to
call on you on behalf-of the clouded
potion racism m to nan. your
seconds. ' ‘ - .
~As a rule the conference leads to
Political autumn m.
armed combat is a'paaisnabte mud
rumor.
W *
’M'blllllm
Nil-um. -=
Mahmud“
“
""'~“‘-‘3 '0" "H! iam's We are \.-r\ Luring upon such a situation and Sin“? iht’
‘ ‘ had a handful of hair which she stren-
llizYii. although anti-toxin has been seired the cow. squaola, it was at. things so that this season will be the do to the police last night. John Ap- _ u n .
ullllllii.-[“"(‘d and Qv’t'ly other preculr letrl-ll thereupon broke into tier barn best ever. person. of the Chocolate Shove. ran uousil denied w“ ‘ r“ ”m which (Wheaties; an” [mutamlai Offlte Tmmmum i
into the rear of an automobflibear‘iag '3‘” said ““1 been pulled from ‘1" all reotions todayto turns to Carpenter-om“ _
Sct’ernlhundrulmenandboyswhohadtemahednudotbm-
-
Illuminatin-
acts.
a the rate or fare. Charles Milne and Miss A. c. Wend- force. . The cornmmae in " ' '
incision was reserved. J "om. evening comm of 1“- 15:33:13: ‘ . , ‘ the Palestinian people should be more M Curios the war is breaking out ““339 arguments 90' m and 3
(Co ti Chairman of Bali Committee. Lt. ler. chairman. lira Gertrude Kimball . " f ' 1 ‘ ' . closely associated in the admintstra- with thou-sea vehement», according debate in Partial-ant, h My 0‘-
n nued on Page Eight) 30,99}, C. Brampton and Miss Madeline 3. 3m _ . tion. Great Britain. he a-nred his to Item of the Inabtry of Home lowed by ‘ couple * duals. m'
t I ~ ”ac-7%— Chairman of Music Committee, . hearers. intended to malts provision Ailatn‘jnst made public. About moot mum 1“" ‘0 W tho m .
. am on! Y Official John mine. State Gmfine Tax for the W or rue-tine in an chasm to out were recorded dnr- 0' ‘3 ”MUM m “4 it I a
Mysteriously Missin The chairman of these committees . instrdlllent whtcnwanld be WM “'3 “'3' u six m Md ill I“ remembered M the late Count ”E?
3 will meet with the Mayor's commit- EEGCthG Sept 1. After series for the put scan df with the Locus of Nation. m in- cases the nonhum- fought without .9. Ti. WM It"... ““9 m
s... AMr‘ORD July . F ‘ tee. Tuesday night'U'] o'clock. s, '1'. _ . years or more. Dr. William. I. Tracey. tenats of the non-Jewish mutation a serious result. Trade were thrss ““9 0““. '"Jl ”I'm.”-
NMNOS or Ch-aflesr hi; rends and HARTFORD. July 2.—Kotor Vehl- retired as Health Officer of the city would be not only firmed by the killing . m ‘ ‘
' "‘33- “5915!“! etc Commissioner Stockel was advised and town yesterday. his place being mandate itself. but [Min-the ln- Triflng incidents have been” the . Under the Namath-“1‘s
in l n . l 'I . . . . _ In ' . . ‘ r ‘
l...:l.,:..t..lnd:;::. txrurlfli H‘. ”’1” ‘1.“ Ph.'.”‘ '3' guing the "(mm)" ,0! ”I 5’ Che") "mm 1'8” ‘er‘ ranllnto was a disgrace and that it was not The streets around the big sauccr‘resembled an “flamed-n
. . .g ulgull. that Tillld mennc. [\ew York cit). is a the rear end of 3 Bridgeport Jtne) . Y ”
on ‘ ' H r ‘ . . . ll Rt f anything that should be indulged in citrus. tendors of lags. sustains. seat cushions. M “bot dog's. ‘
' rigid?" gig‘ ronldthte lexp‘lloslon ll0sp;talkpaltienti With l; poss'lllile frac- . bllshODEflted b)’ “07%;“; portce’l‘lg‘ by ‘ woman. all the other articles (hot Ind a ready sale among he“, an] mm
- . r s mme la ey ress- lliri'l s ul am injures wxcx may - - 50 ’lwheld avenue. r ge . - "I" 1“ hushe-
d and attended to by a physician he- cause death. He («his a rambling Att8Ck Follows Killing of bus flopped directly in front of Wii- Mguukrsnafilgstthgnmmg: lg: mulzst bgfommenwswmmm hundred ”dudes“
i1“):0.1:an5833‘s.]?tlziviofofgc;$:gu:3 2:03. or l‘lfl'n-g str'uck militia 3n the one Of Party In Cruse“) llnmg' machine so thankit is said. he darn-Je- of $8.590. through Keogh & a W m 0‘ the Ira:- ”rout out man.” m¢m.~ .
o, m“ n'“ g ‘ 7 . l 0‘ m‘” ’3 "" 8‘ "mm ’ “ e was R‘ t , . 7. ”“11 a“ “Md “mn‘ Candee. attachment or the defend— had new themselves during the night in an elorttowhuthelghtwlh-
. uro. Dr. W J. TrJCC}. tol- round at the railroad station two miles 10 ~01” . Itlcn declared that he had to stop ' nut “I"... were ”ml“! and I: is lidlslg lllflll .-I —‘ ltll'll.‘
"its! health officer. made the same plea from the place wlmre he was struck . . abruptly in order to avoid hittin' ‘ ant! bank 1:!!!th ‘t the South Nor- (h e the 0“" 0‘ .
and the police believe he won picked ROME. Jul - 2.-—(Havns).-—One was crossing the street. Walk Tm" “mm“? ”9"“ ““6” ““5 "'93" m
3 woman Who morning by Deputy Sheri: Edward B. Streams of m were then turned on tho iudfi d fi I. w m. .
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