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' ~ ‘ ' LIFE SAVER D II F ' ' 1' benefits the. home, theu'RotonVPoint {‘Conflnfiné . . ,_ . .
; ‘ . RESCUES GIR must of necessity keep pace with the Yardmen of the St. Louisgouisvigg
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» (Continued on Page Two) -‘.‘So you see, ladies and gentlemen. Princeton. Ind" w ‘19: 'mofm‘ng ‘r'e-
. ‘ r ’ ‘ . .30 that I am not Without a motive in strike sincer Satin;1 afye’ 111: and, pits-
. E I" 11‘” H" I" 11' lzed branch of the Red Cross lire sav- spending hundreds of dollars to enter— turned to work an «hgdlgbeen tied up
Chemical 80% 79% 80% Int. Paper 53% 57% 58% mg corps here, was driven from the tain you.” I amzflgooking into 1the fu; genger ttrafilg which . ‘ ..
* ~ ' , - V ' ‘1 46 46 ' to the Beach by Miss ture, for I am" ng'to be ere a was res ore . ..
Chalmers 55 5‘% J 54% l Ixelly Spring. 30 ’6 6% 37 milgoaSngizteggth executive secretary Roton Point an etch all" the little Governor Hart, of FVasmnthI-Eftzfil:
Our 53% 58% 58% Kenn' copper ”7 ‘3 A. " - ’ 1’ the Red kiddies grow up to ’ he~my future steps {olprotect fruit growers o .
. ) . , . .7; 3% 8% of horn-all: Chapter. 0 _ din a. representatlv to
lo. 111 111 111 keystone Tile 8 .s . 1 Cross, arriving there just as the two patrons. state -by son gask‘ thl‘ Interstate
I _L0co. 122% 120% 121% Lack. Steel 81 80 8? '1’! girls were brought ashore. “But to be serious a moment, I “Tats-11mg“)?3 tfimssmn'ro} action that
. ship 8: Com- 17% 17% 17% Mexican Pete 176% 113% 170% He jumped from the car and ran to want you to know that I am more Commerce om t mbve the big
‘ ‘Smenem 62% 62% 62‘ Miami Copper 29%; 29% 29 $1 the spot. shedding his clothes as he than pleased with the way you motto will prowde cars on
55% ‘ 35% 85% . 1312 131/. 13% went. He immediaely began to ap- ers have taken hold of and made this in ashmgton cgop- 21__Eafly morning
371.5 371,5 371,5 Mlddlc states 0 1' 23% 33 35 ply the Schaeffer method of resusci- baby‘jubilee the great success it has . CHlCAQO, ug. . and correspon-
124 423% 124 150' Pac' 7'; A 75 75% tation-to Miss Kimmlch, who remain- been and I am gratified to know that examination roi‘pap‘efii l te last night
Tab. “9% “9% “9 I'é ”- Y. AirtBrrke 59;? 99 99% ed where she was brought ashore, . such events as this make our rela- deuce staged in 0% $9 Tindes Union
1'. . Cen ra s , « . _ 0 cos ‘
. ’67 94? 96- :YYNH & H. . 33% . 32 33% Miss Raupp having been placed in a. trons glare friendly. If Ildafi‘e done oExdutclaiional-League which is headed
' 54A 54’“ 54% " ' ' 3-3;. 85% 86 is private car and rushed to the Nor- this. t en I am well repa . _- . Z “F ster who led the
”4% 104% 104% 1‘0“ File. 5'; I 563/ 57% walk Haspita] Manager Bayley concluded his re— by ~1Villiam 'k. od h recent] was
127% 126 14, 1271.1; Pac. 01] 76 ’73 751” 76% Miss Kimmich was brought around. :marks by thanking the judges, the last steel strl ea? 33 oasuione if the
59%; 59% 59% Pan Amer. Pete. % 47 A 47 I d 1)r Franl'lyn G Brown, who had . ne“’spapers, and the South Nor-walk departed from Co ord o f erica
Steel 7 S K; 781/; 78 ill; Penn. R .R- 3:32 99% 92% Egon sent 1.0; 33.29 her first aid ‘Trust Company and others for thieir gorenilost ragézglefila ‘fzfieobigAmunion’;
63 62% 63 P90‘ 633 9'7 ‘ . ’ . d tojccntributions of prizes for the wn- are a Wl , . 7
- 124 124% treatment and had her remoxe .. ' railroad workers
Iea. ”6 144% 146‘ Plimsrfml g3} 11; A 112 M '113 her home. Today it was said that she mere... the TNSt comparfy enfibmvl-fihth: £53p2iigdavamtfig information con-
ther 41 ‘ 41 41 , g}: (JeSnsol ' 16% 16% 16% was resting comfortably. and that MIT-mug babies to Sta'1“: (“l-high1 was coming a systematicsem’les of radical
fig? 93% $322; .Sigmg ' 785$ 78% 78% Miss Raupp was also resting comfoll'lt- :35:le biciiggisoii :h'e ci‘:y so that meetings in railroad centers, accord-
ll. 4 I »'.‘4‘ ~v. . ~ kin oft e .. . n >’ ’
. - 56- 551/ 56 ably. Dr. Brown in spea_ g _ tate Attorne mee' r
128% 1:: 1333; £321 gouefggck 922/3 911/: 92 case this morning ’sald that but for :gfi‘rttjingarthisitgz for a. bank ac ,smglotoafrestsswere 1118.369, but a long
. . . 46% 116;? 11.,” loo Pacific 951,4 94% 951,4 the timely work of Lieut. Kieb. the Mayor Barton wag the“ introduced ”st of names of radical leaders was
mitigogllfgls 133% 9'11; 93% :Sinclair Oil 33% 33% 333's accident would have ban much more land said that the children of these unearthed, Mr. Crow—e ounced.
' Cane . £5, 15 ‘ 15 (90- Railway 27% 27% 27% 5"”“5' D" Brown also gave praise davs have a big advantage over the The state’s attorney investigation
I, “L”: 3" qr‘ ’q 0 N J 186 176 185 to young Ott for his work in bring- children of precedln generations for “began immediately after receipt there
ind lgottfilloh‘nso" gal/7' 35% 122” . s 0 N J Pl. 116% 116% 116% lug the the girls to the shore. B'lbv shows were “gt hem wars ago. of the report of the-Michigan antral
' 0:3 haliers (161'? 651: $617.39. pam 35 34% 35 There were several other young HZ congratulated \Tr Bayley on the Wreckat Gary, 11111., in which two
Gem" sp a Q) 12 Jed; 19?; gStudebaker 128% 127 ‘lé 128% men who aided Ott. but whose names success of the Show. and said that men were killed and two injured, and
{Ice‘nf’gmcnic 113;" ‘1'”; idlg‘f'l'ex‘as 00- ‘ 48% 48% 48% 00““ not be learned, inasmuch as much. credit was due-him for bring- the discovery of two sticks of dyna-
1" 0‘0”! 3.71: 2&7: 3:7U’J'ro'bacco pmd' 81% 81% 81% they were reticent to tell them, Fred ing to Norwalk such an event. and mite on the Pennsylvania tracks.
. 943;; E1152 94 "‘ l'n. Ret. Stores 71 70% 70% Barth. another cousin of Miss Kim— added that he hoped that it would be- Foster was said to be in Joliet, 11]., .
“'1' NMHL are 4231 4214 42% I" 8' Rum)“ 58% 58% 58% mich, also aided m bringing th-e.comr- a regular institution in Nor- Where it was reported he Spent sev-
Inspiration (7' "I 15 41% “'79 l'. S Ste“ 104% .104 104% gm” to the Shore' 'walk. He then saluted the king and oral days after he was ordered out
1hr. Nor. 'M’ar. "P“, m; 64 65 l'tnh Copper 67 66% 67 There was a party of about a dozen IQUP‘GII and wished them long life. of Colorado by state authorities.
Int. Nickel 18 18 18 Vanadium Steel 491,5 49% 49% people- in wading at ”39 tlmP- most happiness and a successful reign. Railroad officmls saidethP-t the Mich-
Kansas 0“" 90‘ 27 26% 26% “refit Elec' 63% 62 63% of Whom had come t°.h°rwa.lk “Lat" Then followed the presentation of igan Central express train had been
. tend the wedding of MISS Lillian Itlm‘ prizes to the winners. 'the prizes [ deliberately ditched by plotters.
I mich, sister 0‘ Miss Minnie I“kn—[ranging from chests of silver. and Spikes e‘l‘e removed-from tiles and
r‘ .' mid" on Saturday afternoon. and who rhino. sets, to bracelets, lockets and rails loosened, they said. _
had Stayed 0"" the “'e‘fk‘end' F“ ineck chains. Each winner was also The express traln was running five
' ' ”"3 party was ““35 Miller. “353 given an account in the savings do- hours late‘and an hour ageed of lone
‘ r1 Rnupp. 2”- h Biff”; 'd’l‘hmmtls GS: pa‘rlment of the South Norwalk Trust . oi She fastest Nmiglogk- [Eleaagttiegls
" :r—»—-—~» ' " Florence ..mit . ° 3” gepor. " ‘ com an with 2 marked to their lie 5. .Was ’e e _
' WALL STEM? I" 10:30 a. nix—“'4“: WES PflRT Hfllns more“? R‘Wmm‘d' Of T"‘“""”"' “11° crcda. y S . lplllnned to wreck the passenger tram.
Street traders today indulged 1}“ dill“ was visiting with Mrs. Harry parring_ There was an attendance of scvcl‘al- The raid on Foster's headquarters
.ller buying (it-muflsu‘uttvlo?) “Slog: 'tou. and Mrs. Otto Butler, 1’0”] of thousand who witnessed the crowning was planned altar hurried communica-
ssh“ 313 FURMM. UPENIN is“: . . - m... .. chi,:‘l‘hwzlizmllszhs.his: it.“
.- . . . , (2 08 a isxmen o a c saving Saturday aflm'noon and the two tots "c p . . . _
’ear were ““1"”;th ‘M St. Paul corn-l station at ”“3 Reach “'35 made but "3‘ were most gracious- sovereigns. It isFiml'l'ed and where meetings of railroad
3”“ an? prekrml' ‘80“.ther".1.ac,mc’i , cmtll’. but already several UPON“ expected that next V9,”. another baby mn have been addressed by radical
great Northern put. their. (biennial A feature of this formal opening ofi‘flm have been beyond their depth show will be held. along even more workers. . . > ,
exas and Bic-Mo? lullluuoxc a‘nd ; the Westport Country club on the 5 have been brought to shore in safety. auspicious lines than the one that has Reports of a dozen meetings ad«
Ohio. Southern Hallway. Aol‘illorn l u- l post Road Saturday afternoon was Yt‘strrllays occurrence was the first m} dl-qun to q “qu . dressed by Foster in cities of the mid-
dill-K Atlantic CON-“t 14”"? and 1M3“'jtlle junior dance held in the studio which almost resulted in tragedy. J - « . . .. . dle west were received, the state’s a“
Iork. Chicago and Si. Lotus. Pcak‘of Mrs. George \V. Alger. in Bridge
to Gas and Elwlric. Allied Cllemlcu
Brown Shoe. Reynolds Tobacco
‘flmerlcan Sugar. Domestic oils Ills
. were In good 'lt‘lllfllll].
1&5 points. with L'illllS of large frac
Gene by Pure Oil llnll Standard Oil 0
California. (His lib-valor was up‘
were. made by Amvrlcml Root Sugar
morning progressed.
in; through to no
. the year before noon.
Quit-y soon" extcmlml l‘rm
grade public lltlfiliws
ii Hy stocks break
and ludustria
£230 gave indications of a 1'0
‘WALL S'l‘liFII‘I'l‘. 1:30 p. Illu—Jrll
~ w rd movement llssllmcd larger pro
American
Great Northern pfrl
”hie buoyul'nv.
-ced 5 pot-1.5
Gas and Electlic‘. 3%.
Northern pill .. American‘Vook-n
Get Below the Surface.
. old cow's hack won‘t make her a
k cow. If you were born with n
'{sh it with big promises. Get right
u] down deep in your heart. Then
‘ first shower \vnn’t wash the white
'prices also were established by Paci-
and
)lllrland rising
0
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points and gains: of one point each
w high records for
The active ln-‘
{,1 mils to high
“TL",Anotller vaudeville couple prvsentcd
shares. Olilllplll‘lllti. Sl(‘(‘ls. food and
musement issuw; lwiug partlcul
prominent. C‘nvvl'ill: of shorts was l
wrong factor. but llln buying orders
0
mans anr‘. proceeded at It faster:
ce 88 the 2 st lie-gun to respond 1.0; SAN’ F‘PAVCIS 0 I
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large ll‘llill'z of outside orders. A X L C ug‘ 1 A tale
3h pficed shares continued to be the
fancied and the railroad, equip-
at and gas i~sues showing consid-|
Car ad—
. Chicago Northwestern and Mexi-
Petroleum, llutlmld pfd. 4%, Pa-1
. and Stand- !
on of California, Canadian moi-l
, ware and Hudson. Ralllwin Loco-
ouve and Railway Steel Spring 2 or
hinting over the white streak on
. -‘n disposition. don't try to white-
;strcet. Bridgeport. This (lance was
H'el‘y largely attended, the studio be-
.iug tastefully arranged with cut flow-
m‘s. Mrs. Schuyler G. Carlton was
the hostess.
'j \Vllile tllc juniors were enjoying the i
f‘tlflllt‘t‘, ion was served on the terrace
:(lt the Country club. Mrs. Horace \V.
,Pninc poured. The ten, too, was
:lm‘gcly attended and a delightful so-
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c 0' _, The evening's program proved very nine
‘r-lnbomto. It was marked by an at-
WALL STREET \‘oon ——'l‘he up-‘
4 . ‘ ‘ ' tcllnn e of mor than five hundred
I ‘73"! SWIM; gillnt‘t‘l momentum as 1110' «H C e.
mvmlwrs ol‘ the club and
Dancing was enjoyed from 9
until 2 o'clock to music furnished by
lilo Club orchestra of New York city. '
Purim: the course of the evening. the ‘
Flemming Sisters. an instrumenltal
trio. delighted with several selections.
guests. l
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l‘sei era] of the 11119va dances.
fl-nlures were armuzml
Those
through the
members of’ihe Calf Pasture Beach
[Float association, who have been ac-
tive 1n
corps at the beach and also in pro—
viding! the floats. life hells, etc, were
aloudr the beach securing subscriptions
for the fund to provide the same. un-
glll the money is available to the city.
to carry on the work.
hunch this evening-
llllSl’l‘llOtlon to the volunteers who wish
to join the corps.
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o'clock . or
and to give service.
5'
During the morning and afternoon
establishing the life saving
Limlicnnnt Kiel) will be at the
nnd tomorrow cvo-
at 6:30 o‘clock in order to give
It is expected that since the work-
s have shown that they are sta-
innod at the bench really to save lives
thnt there will be
mun substantial contributions mall?
o the fund.
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Life a. lace It.
The man with a smile is all very
ardi while he was out walking with his
\Vhitney was decorated by the French
Government for her work during the
war. -
FALLING BRICK KILLS MAN.
NE \VHAVEN. Aug. 21.~—Joseph A.
Gaglial‘di, who was slruckeon the head
by a brick which fell from a bulldlng
which he was passing yesterday, died.
today: in St, Raphael’s Hospital here.
The brick had been lessened by a
Sll'Ollg gust of wind and struck Gagh-
two small children.
He was filly years-old and leaves
his Widow and seven children. Depu~
ty Coroner Kenneth “'ynne is investi-
gating.
FASHlON EXP RT DEAD.
BOSTON. Aug. 21.—~Mrs. Belle Arms
strong \Vhl’lney. fashion expert and a
l‘oxmer nWosslulper woman of this city.
is dead in Pains. according to a ca-
blegram received here today. Mrs.
honornanosecond' ,.
Before Big Crowd at Baton 7, "
gation of 3
Railroad at Gary.
and a firemen
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found on the Pennsyl
Chicago ‘ by
minutes after he
d from P53. Que) -,
tomey said.
Delectives battered down the door
oi the league’s offices. inside. they
seized letter files, card indexes. books.
pamphlets and pictures of Lenine and
Trotzky. Soviet leaders of Russia.
The evidence filled a truck.
“Adjutant-General Hamrock of Colo.
rado is on record with the statement
that he considers Foster one of the
most dangerous radicals in existence."
State's Attorney Crowe said. “We
raided his (mice following an investi-
premeditated train wreck ,
and delbierate murder at two union
workmen on the Michigan Central
“TheSe two workmen. an engineer
-melnbers'of their bro-
ere murdered. Yester-
sticks of dynamite were
vauia tracks in
a policeman. Twenty
picked up the explo-
llerllcods—w
two
Aluminum ware
“Canning, .tiine’s
timely helps.
~ Preserwng Jars.
Old style “ ason” (screw top)
Pints,9%c1dgz.
rt's . oz.
_ ZQ‘nquarts $1.25 doz.
“Ball Ideal” (Lightning top)
' 1—2 pints $1. (102.
Pints $$1lgo dgz.
» uart' s . oz.
. 2Q uart-s $1.35 (102.
Separate “ ason tops 35c doz.
Separate Ideal tops 250 (102.
E nom ‘ ars
co xPlints special 75c doz.
Quarts special 90c doz.
Jelly tumblers Special 450 doz.
Other helps
Mixing ‘bowl sets 4 pieces Special 85c set.
. Good luck‘ jar rubbers special 8c doz.
4 in 1 jar rubbers special 50 doz.
Fruit presses special 39c. . . ‘ ‘
Food choppers a real necesmty in making chow who“:
and other relishes—all sizes $1.50 to $3.00.
Juice extractors or presses simple to operate and 6“
ficient $4.50 . . _
Jelly strainers—a new and very practical type mt
large straining cloth $1.—others at 7 5c and 800.
Wire strainers of every description 12c to 45¢.
Wire canning racks to fit any wash boner—idling
e 500 each. _ ' ‘
Prederving boiler 6 to 12 Jar capaclty—lleavy till-d
copper bottom $3.85 each.
Wooden mixing bowls—selected
sizes at 75c, $1. and $1.50.
Wooden stirring spoons So to 25c. 7) 1 :
Faring knives—good steel blades-”compimam:=
handle 25c.
Parowax 10c. . ‘ < ‘1‘)
Family scales—a real ilcccssz‘ry at all nun-s ¢-.
Pineapple eyers 30c.
Tin colanders 25c and 30c.
Aluminum colanders $1.
Aluminum ladles 35c-
Aluminum Skimmers 25c.
Long handled Wire fork 12c.
Heavy tin quart measures 25c.
Heavy tin dippers 20c and 30c.
Heavy tin gra‘ters 15c.
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styl
quality maple—l
:Il‘lpl
‘-
s
6i
$4
Sl'
Allllili l 18 DAYS
jbf the sea, a beculmed ship, a starv-
jillg crew and a mother with a new-
‘born babe. to preserve whose lfie
{eevryone else sacrificed rations. thrill-
ed the waterfront here today upon the
ill-rival of the motor ship Annie John-
'son. with news of the Sail Francisco
schooner \Villlam H. Smxm. ’
The schooner was bccnlmed in the
iPncific for forty-three days and was
ldiscovered on August '14, when Cap.
:tain Murray of the Johnson respond—
led to her signals of distress and pro-
; vidcd her with supplies.
A pltiable condition
:aboard the schooner.
”h
t
was found
The crew of
seven men had lmen eleven days all-
.most without food. except the copra
{with which the schooner was loaded.
They were physically 'unable to hoist
the emergency supply bf rations over
’tlle ship's side. In the cabin Mrs. Nels
P. Jensen. wife of the master. was at-
tempting to nurse her baby. whose
. ~ Wt.—4E>'r-lz:lnze.
cries rapidly were growing Weaker.
in 24 Hours.
p
" . to the Conne
Ilhis Special
The mother. although favored by
captain and crew in the matter of
available food. could not supply suf-
ficient nourishment for the infalttf
For 116 days no word had been
heard from the unfortunate vessel and
she had been given up for lost. X’ilh
favorable winds. it is said she will be
in port before the end of the week.
’DEFECT IN ENGINE
_ CAUSED DERAILMENT.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. {EL—A defect
in the engine caused the derailment
of the locomotive and one mail car of
the New. York to \Vinsted express all.
Devon Saturday night. according to-
W. H, Foster, general supel'l'ntendenty
of the Western lines of the N. Y. N H
and H. R. R Trains on the Nat Ycrk.
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division were held 11 '
p lor s ' '
hours by the accident. exelal
T e railroad is conlniuin ' ‘3 '
_ tigation. . g its lines-
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{P.(‘I'CH‘EN PLACE OX
TARIFF COMMITTEE FOR
. . . SPECIAL FITNESS
l lulled States Senator George P.
lint-Loan of Simhury. junior- senator
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llrcm Connecticut has been appointed
l“? one of‘the Republican members
or the committee which will confer.
with representatives oi! the House ran-'1
the tariff measure passed Saturdayiby'
the Senate: The position or .
flcticut. my ‘
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are In daily service.
This is a record of su
by no other- make of
25;:
.
preme endurance which...<‘;
car.
Z—EcOnomy of Upkeep
Upkeep» on a Ford is lower than: on any other cars . 7
t us prove this to you byrfact's and‘fi‘gures...
3—Depreciatio‘n .. '
This is one of the-most important of all
mg up your mind which car to buy.
A Ford has less depreciation than anypther car-ainthe (world. _ Q: 7
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DON’T EXPERI’lliENT—DEIVE A , FORD I "
‘ operating-:36 cord stores
Mam
5“ can ’.
_ The Big
”I- V
pomts to consider 1n buying an automobile are:
l ——Endurance ,.
Over six million Model T For
hree
(ls have been built 111. the past thir-
over five and'oneequarter million
an be approached
l“
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sisting of 6 quart kettle, kettle strainer an
Special ,
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gives a fast paSSenger train flashed b ' “W, , 'llllII'l b uart prebervmg Leif
nc-wed in— ' courtesy of Mark A. lmescher. ! well but “‘0" owe much to the man Try a Flandtleo Advertisement: h on that same b“ of ”39k" ‘ 3 . ear Ever Allmll q 31-29
vestment demand on the part of out-, '1th new clubhouse has 1),...“ com- with n lllllc backbone—Loulsvllle “1. mg. - Investigation by State's Attorney specml $1 45
:21: infersstsi 1:41qu of :10 31,4.» points ploted. It is connected with the old ("llll‘k‘r-~"n'""”' ‘ " —— 8 quart special ' t .
re ma 9 “-V -“"S“." .entrrll, Great cll‘bhouse by a long (lining and living -_ ,.; , ' . - 1 q in se .
“orthorn Df(l.. Louisville and Nash- room which were opened into one _— i. < “LIII'I‘O” Alummuln % plQCC. ple‘vei‘tvl g
ville. blew lorlc. (‘lur-zlgo and St. Louis large room for the dance. Another; ‘3}: —_.__._--—-—-—--—=' ‘ 1 8 quart preseerg k6 . 8-
first Dreffll‘l‘l‘d. Ann Arbor, Mexican ‘ frflturo of the club is the new nine ' . h 1 d1 (1 ladle
7 roleum. “'csztingl‘louse Alr Rl’flkn, hole golf course. 1 long all 81 . -
n'lerlcan Locomotive. Consolidatodf —~———__..__ . r , . ' funne - . . '»
». Columbia Gus. Pacific Gas find. 1 £11111: . 1Homplete SpeCIal $195-
ectrlc and ("c-m Products. (‘lllllf SEHBHNER WAS 1 Inez-lame, CU. e ' g combhlation 9011‘:
7_ hey opened and l~ellc§vcd at 3'", ‘5 , u ~ ‘ , ” Alummum pres IVlIl '
cent. . ' 4 Universal
d streaming clot
$1.95
rey enameled ware. p
6 quart reserving kettles gag.
8 quart c \10 quart
14 quart $1.30
Covered kettles.
6 quartIQOC
G
12 quart $1.03;
Squart $1.10 10 quart $133.1
12 quart $31-60
Fourth floor, rear.
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Crowe into the documents found in
'Foster‘s oifice disclosed a memoran:
dum book labeled'*‘fC1‘edentia1 Inst, ,
. was _
"Mechanic F. 1. Butler. who said that
this force is sufiicient to handle all re-
pairs to rolling stock; .
BRAVES Cflim ' NGE
TRAIN HITS TWO MEN ~AT
SHELTON, ONE IS KiLLED.
bearing more than 100 names of per- SHEL’DON, Aug 21.—Ha:;:: ;. H.
..- sons to whom credentials of the 5am 20. is m the Grih‘ln HQ}. ‘ Te
rleagglflliigl giengnfingé Xu ,1 with what is believe dto in. a: “ .3
s i s F " . . a‘ ., .» g. ; .— . _ ,. “”1. ‘4 ,1”
’ . oi the skull, .is the u- z
[A force of more than 600 is now eni— struck hy the engine 01.3 n. L. . I‘m“
‘ployed in the \Vest Springueld shops sn-
.near the Stevenson station
day night.
Kirnnn, with a. friend, I
gin. started to:_wa1k from
'near Stevenson to this city
’railroad tracks and neither
train behind them. /
Nowell t? Murral
the Boston and Albany railroad, ’it
,reported today by Master
TEE VtLt‘ANs
The Braves challenge the Vulcans
a game to be played at the Baxter
things to co
nsider in‘mak—
grounds, Thursday; August 24th. Bat-
ter yfor the Braves. Balogh or Becker.
pitching; Wolfe catching. If the game
is ~acc ted, give line. Game starts at
6:30' . LL ,
CLOTHIERS a. FURleyF-RS
“To Men Who K"low
r va'zk
153‘Washington St. 5°— ”° "‘
25 ‘Per Cent. OE on All
011i: High Grade
Four year old Robert Burns, of 41
Franklin street had a. narrow escape
from serious injury when he felljfrmn
the apporach to the railroad bridge at
Monroe street'and Railroad avenue
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yesterdayafternoon. He was taken
to the hospital about 4 o'clock when
it was found that he. was suffering
horn onlysiight coutusions. '7
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