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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
NEWTOWN.

The Young Newtown Athletic Club
 have completed arrangements for their
 dance to be given at the Town Hall on
 Friday evening April Is. Good music
 and refreshments will be provided. The dance given under the auspices of St. Roses Drum Corps at St. Mary 8
 Hall Monday evening proved a delight full success in every way A large num- Der from Danbury were present. Fine
 music was rendered by McGrath's or chestra of Danbury and light refresh ; ments were served: The members Of the energetic committee in charge were Francis Kilbride, Michael Heating,
 Patrick Bradley, John J. Carmody,John Talty.
 ficiently from his recent illness so as to be able to walk out, which fact will please his many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. William Sanford of New York City have opened their home for the summer.
 Mrs Charles H. Peck and family re-
 turned to New York city to-day after a week spent at their home on Mt
 Pleasant. Dr. Peck spent Sunday with
 his family.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick B. Hubbell
 of Westport and Miss Dorothy G. Hub bell were Easter guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur J. Smith.
 Masters Franklyn and Irving Hub
 bell of Westport who have enjoyed a
 week with their Grandparents, MT ana
 Mrs. Irving B. Goodsell of Palestine returned home Sunday evening. Trinity Notes-Easter day services consisted of a celebration of Holy Communion at A. M. with a large at tendance Morning Prayer and Holy Communion at Il at which service large congregation was present. The altar and chancel were decorated with flowers on the altar were seen Easter lilies and carnations. At the chill dren's Easter Service at 4:30 the chief feature was the model of a ship of
 which each of the different classes had as emblemS different parts. The offer ing at the children's service was over
 $50. The vested choir made their first appearance at the Il o'clock service. At che afternoon service Henry Gould Curtis son of William R. and Bertha Curtis was baptized, the sponsors were Harry Beers Curtis and Miss Caroline A. George.
 l er's College of Columbia University,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
THE THEATRES
POLI'S

General approval is being shown this
 weeks bill at Poli's with the clever Clayton White and Marie Stuart in George V. Hobart's musical playfet,
 "Cherie" as the headline attraction No comedy sketch has pleased so gen. eraiiy in years as ''Cherie:' MT. ville's most talented people are mimi table in the parts allotted to them. They have a fine support. "Cherie' is already causing widespread com
 ment.
 figure of paper mache, and wax
 and steel and other things, that are
 secret is the added feature at Poli's
 this week under the title Gaanda-Hu- manus. The name or rather confbina- tion of names from Greek and Latin signifying "mysteriously human" are very appropriate. Gaanda-Humanus
 although possessing no life, has many Among other things the figure which is operated by electricity walks, writes on a blackboard, rides a bicycle, climbs satirs, etc. Manchester Bros. who offer this enigma have one of the most re-
 markable acts in the world today. Ga
 anda-Humanus is creating widespread interest.
 Hanlon Bros, comedy acrobats; J. Warren Keane, sleight of hand artist; Cook & Stevens, colored entertainers Hastings & Wilson, ''The Lunatics'' and Imaginable Electrograph films com- plete the excellent bill.
 Pat Rooney & Co.,, in the latest comedy musical melange, entitled Simple Simon Simple" will be the headline offering at Polls next week. Simple Simon Simple" a whirlwind of laughter and music based on a comic supplement cartoon running in a
 we'll known New York newspaper is
 one of the winning big acts of the season. There are fifteen people in the cast, special and elaborate seen cry and catchy music. The act should be hit here. Butler & Bassett a great fancy skating team who perform on real ice on the stage will be the spe- cial feature for next week. This act which is one of the biggest novelties I in the world, will be offered here for l the first time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
Deaths and Funerals.

Alexander Storey, a well known resi- dent of the city. died early yesterday morning at his home. 1928 Main street, at the age of 51 years. He had been suffering from a complication of dis eases for three months. He had been employed as an etcher, by the Chal- lenge Cutlery Co.,. for over 20 years, removing with the company from New York eighteen years ago. He was the organist of Progressive circle. Brother hood of America; member of the Employees Mutual Benefit society of the Challenge Cutlery Company, and of Prince Consort lodge. S. of St. G.. of Worcester, Mass. He is survived by
 four daughters, Mrs. David Grenning- CT. Edyth. Nellie and Doret Storey, and one son, Alexander, Jr., this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
MR. TESSIER WILL
 WE'D MISS SINGER
room is Member of St Anthony's Par ish and Bride is Popular Yonng
 Woman.

At St. Anthony's church in Colorado venue, tomorrow morning, the we'd Hing of MT. George Tessier to Miss Bertha Senger, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henri Senger. 1851 Main street will be solemnized by Rev. Father De Saulniers. The groom, who is ma chinist. is one of the best known young men of St. Anthony's parish.
 The bride will wear a gown of white net over taffeta silk, and will carry a bouuuet Her maid of honor, Miss Anna Polki, will wear a gown of white embroidered silk and will carry a bou- uuet After their honeymoon trip the bride and groom will reside at 54s Col orado avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
Disease of Rabies
 Caused by Germ

Summit, N. J.. April 14-A novel theory to explain the phenomena of rabies and the actions of rabid dogs has been evolved by Benjamin Car penter of this city. who declares that the disease is caused by a germ. which. like that of tetanus, develops in the soil and infects healthy dogs through abrasiors or cuts.
 He declares also that tbe records show that rabid dogs in Summit have followed certain well-defined trails through the city. and this proves. he thinks that the ripdpings of froth from their mouths establish a scent which other mad dogs follow by in- stinct.
 MT Carpenter has forwarded his views to the local Board of Health which. however, has not taken the matter up with noticeable vigor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14

throughout that the period was at some stage of some week in a regular session" The musical success is due here this evening with Frank Deshon and the entire original cast and pro- duction.
 At Smiths tomorrow evening, Ar thur Donaldson and his Swedish Play the farce "A Night Off" and if all present upon this evening do not leave the theatre with sides aching from continuous laughter, it will because of a lack Of the true sense of humor.
 
 The interest of theatregoers will cen- tre Friday evening, in William Collier, whom Charles Frohman will present in his new three act farce "The Patriot 9 written by MT. Collier and J. Hartley Manners, the English novelist and dra- matist. MT. Golfers popularity is firmly established His plays are in variab1y clean and wholesome, and his humor is of the sort that appeals to smart American audiences. His new play, '"The Patriot in which he comes to us after a six months enga cement at the Garrick Theatre, is the most ambitions undertaking in which the comedian has ever appeared.
 Saturday, matinee and evening Clay T. Vance'S company of players appear in Lem B. Parker's new drama of Am ey-'' The play is said to be one of ab- sorbing heart interest and the present ing cast, one of unusual excellence
 
 One may expect to hear the best of music beautifully sung when 'The Golden Butterfly is presented Monday evening next. The explanation is sim pie. Miss Grace Van Studdiford, the star of the Golden Butterfly select ed personally every voice, both chorus and principals, engaged for the pro- duction of the opera. The advance sale of seats opens tomorrow morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
What Is an Crator7

The true orator is the man who car make people laugh, cry and feel what he says. In truth, the genuine orator is the man who has humor enough ir his soul to bring the smile to the face pathos enough in his heart to bring the tear to the eye and dignity enough ir his bearing to persuade or move men He is an exponent of the spoken word He is a pilgrim moving toward the home of the ideal. He is the embodi ment of earnestness, enthusiasm and eloQuence.-EXchange
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14

New York City was an Easter guest of her parents Rev. and Mrs. J. H. George.
 Trinity parish Annual church meet ing was held Monday afternoon in the Guild room. All the former officers were reelected. Delegates to the
 Diocesan convention are: Daniel G. Beers and Henry G. Curtis and H. N.
 Tieman and R. H. Beers as alternates. 1t was also voted at this meeting to raise the Rector's salary from $1 200 to
 $1 BOO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
HANDSOME SCARF PIN FREE A Phenomenal Offer Made By a New
 York Firm.

Thousands of persons all over the United States are taking advantage of the generous offer made by The Mer- Till Co.,, 1161 Broadway, New York City, making request for a beautiful gOId-plated scarf pin for either lady or gentleman which is mailed to any one sending their name and address free of charge.
 This offer is made by this well known house to introduce their large catalogue of general merchandise household goods. jewelry, novelties, etc., and the readers of this paper are requested to send their name and ad- dress immediately, enclosing four two cents stamps to cover packing and postage.
 Send today and be the possessor o1 a piece of jewe1ry that you will be D, oud or, and which does not cost you anything.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
Pollen Travels Ear.

The pollen from pine forests often forms a yellow coating on lakes or on the ocean as far as POO miles from the shore and has been mistaken by peas ants for showers of sulphur. The pol len grains of the pine are provided with hollow vesicIes, which buoy them up in the air very much on the princi- pie of box kite.-St- Nicholas.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
BANK IS CLOSED.
Especial from United Press

Especial from United Press.)
 Oakland, Cal, April 14.-The Union National Bank did not open for bus1- ness today, and Special Bank Exam iner Roraback is in charge of its books and assets. There is due depos- itors S53S 900 which the officials of the bank declare will be paid fully. The bank was established in 1875 and has a paid in capital of $150,00
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14

People past middle life usually have some kidney or bladder disorder that saps the vitality. which is naturally Remedy corrects urinary troubles, stimulates the kidneys, and restores strength and visor. It cures uric acid troubles by strengthening the kidneys so they will strain out the uric acid that settles in the muscles and joipts causing rheumatism. F. B. Brill. local agent. ~135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Don't Worry.

Don't Worry Let George T. Hathaway get you a mortgage, loan or collect your rents. See adv.
 April 16th and 17th. Friday and Saturday. Free demon stration of Ladies' Home Journal pat terms by Mrs. c. J. Hyatt, an expert dressmaker, will be given at Kleban 6, Gelman's.
 Ladies When Thinking Of your spring hat, to save time, much money and much trouble, come to E. H. Dillon & Co.,. 1105 Main street. You will find the largest assortment at lowest prices
 gw6z9r Apa CLINT q WorRn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
SMITHS.

Speaking of "A Knight for a Day." the Boston Record of July 14th said:
 You'd never think the thermometer was where it was, nor the season where it was, to watch the audience at the Fremont last night under the comic sorcery of "A Knight for a Day" Rather, you'd think from the alternating roars and applause
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
ESCAPED IN NIGHT ROBES
 AT KENSILWORTH INN FIRE
Special from United Press.)

Ashevi1le, N. C.. April 14.-Kensil- yorth Inn, one of the best known ho- 1els here, was badly damaged by fire early today and many guests escaped clad only in night robes. The fire started in the kitchen about o'clock and spread rapidly. There were 75 guests in the hotel at the time.
 The property is owned by J. M Gazam of Philadelphia and was built at a cost of $1400 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
Y. w. O. A. NOTES.

Remember the social which will be held Thursday evening of this week at the home of Mrs. Lucien T. Warner, 61 Broad street, and to which all asso- citation girls are invited.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14
DRIFTING IN RoWBoAT.

Rochester, April 14.-Tug captains, lake navigators and life-saving sta tions along the shore of Lake Ontario were notified today to keep a sharp lookout for a lone rowboat in which a farmland named Brown drifted into open water late Monday afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14

No dosing the stomach with nauseat- ing drugs. Just breathe in Hyomei through a neat, hard rubber inhaler, and bring the healing, soothing, anti septic balsams from the forests of pine and eucalyptus to your home. Price for complete outfit $1.00; extra bottles, 50 cents. Sold by enterprising drug gists everywhere, or direct, all charges prepaid, from Booths Hyomei Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Free to you, our latest book, Booths Sketches of Famous People Send for it today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-14

WAaeT ADe cENT A worm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29
Bapue GcuntB.

Sonesbale. Ole gnreser bes Bro'
ieftes fiir cine sleftriide Balm awi.
Ideu Seelepuitle uno Sawleg baben
meitli6 pon lssterem Plas etna 6,OOO
ader 9anb ermorben, no Elm Damn er.
ri6tet merben ioG, nm Die Betriebsfraft
,u lisiern. Sn elmer Ssriammlung Der
Sntersiiirten. bic Samitag I'M allen
6aus itattianb, puroe bic @rbauuns
unb ausruituns Der 8abn ber 8anfer's
Corporation @Ompanis BON Reabin9
iibsrlaHsu, usl6e idon bic n6tbisen
SOrfsbrunsen setrOffsn bat, iooaB in
elm paar 8o9en nit Der slrbeit Der stn'
fang sema1t nerben fann.-Safob i.
Sas, bon Der Sirma @ebr. 9as. glitt
am MOntas aus uuo fisl cine DiitanS
BON etma 3ebn SuB berab, auf 9las'
lplittern taubenb, Die ibm cine bOie
Bunbe on Der liufen Sano sufiigten,
bsren SdlisBuus iiebsn Sti9e srfor'
berts.-gia6 Der 3uiammeniteIuns Der
Resiitratious Gommiiidre befinoen ii4
In 8anns Gouutp fir Oieies Sabr ins'
ssiammt 5,555 Sdultinber in ben off,
enttiGen Shulen.-Gmanuet Safobs,
Der cine Mil6abienouns station 3u
Scene bstrisb, lit felt Samitag per'
iawunbsn unO usridiebeHs 8anern, bic
ibm Mild liefsrtsn unO benen er felt
MOnatsfriit ui9ts be3abIte, babsn bas
OiaAiehen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29
gDilfes. 8arre RaAriAten.

- CUR Bsteu9tuns oesSquores mill
man "a Bosenlampen NIT ie 10 2uns'
iten 2i9tern anbrinsen, mas cine brill
liants illumination ssben mhrbs.
SIM nenen @sridtssebdubs butten
bic Ratten 70 iiberbanb seuommen, oaB
man ,ipsi 5rsttmisisl anidaffts, uslas
nunmsbr RAID NIT ben unwillfommensn
ylasern aufrdumsn.
-Samss Spruitt BON saflin snt'
bedts Srsitas Morssn 3 llbr In ieinem
8sttsimmsr einen Disb unb pdbrenb er
nit bsmislbsn rang. feusrte Der @inbre'
der sinsn SduB uuf Spruitt ab, Der
bieien tSbtli9 permunbete. Ser Wtorb.
bube entfem.
- @ouperneur Stuart bat ben M6r'
bern Tbomas Witlis unb STANLEY yia.
sarfo sinsn aufidub Der Sinri6tuus
bis gum Sttober bswillist. mo ibre Salls
no6mals Dor bic BesnabisuussbebOros
fommen lollen. Da waren ia iflieBlif
@eri9te unb 9eidworene unnDtbig.
= Die 9si6e Der II Sabre altsn Ga
rnb Ebomas pon @owarbspille, wela'
felt Wittwod tester Bofe permiBt NOR
ben mar. murbs am Wtontas in einsu
8eierpoir Der Sinsston Soblen 60. &C.
funben. Das 0ido6eu mar am &C.
nanntsn Gage BON ibren @ltern weser
unsebHbrli6en 8etrasens se3anft nor
ben unb perlieb rarauf oas elterli6I
Saus.
- @eitorben iinb oabier iunerbalt
etnas mebr wie @Odenfriit: Der Is
Sabre alte 8artbolomem Daih. an Del
3uderfranfbsit Rbilip 9ieg BON Sciepl
Sans; Wiartin q. @Ottbolo uon @rou
Strass; gBm. 8laum pOn Yarf aoe
nue; 4; Srau anna s. Paul BON 8owmar
StraBe; Srau @eOrse @rnit pou 9asl
StraBe; Srau 8rso. Sapplsr uOu Gill
Main Strabe.
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SrgenO ein Sag
oteie ISOLDE.

Gin Dollar iidert Sbnen elm gaar
golo9elallte augen9ldfer. garantirt fiir
tlinf Sabre. Dieies ihliest Elm 9enien,
@infaiinng uno llntsriuhunq. SBir be-
banoeln ebenfalls alle Experimentation.
ar3t, Ofuliit. OptOmetrift unb Optifer
anf unierem Stabe.
SSir tbun niebr @ei6dfte wie alfe ans
osren Etuliiten unb Sptifer in Scran.
ton, sinen fleinen Yrofit ma1eno, aber
oaourd cine snorme Praris srbalteno.
gir baben sinen euormen BoSens
raum, oabur9 8equemli6feit fur mar.
tsnoe Patienten ii9erno, iopie Bequems
tett bet unterindunsen.
2Bir beiorgen unier eigenes Shleifen.
Senisn Snptisirt, 30 Gents aufmdrts.
3ufrisoenbeit seseben ooer bas @elS
3uriid. Dieies lit oas 9eim bsr .slms
bererH Seniei. s~~azs ..ra- :;
0tur am 5reitas unb Samftas erbalt
ieber Ratient foitsnfrei cine polte @rSbe
Slai1e BON @lerene, gum polirsn Der
9enien unb gum psrbinoern, baB iie
Dampf ober Seu9tisfeit aniamrielu.
Smet Ipplifationen BON @lerene ieoe
8o9e wiro Sbre @ldier 70 tlar pie
Sriitall balten.
Sbe Tlorenee Optical Co.,
332s554 ASamS apenue.
CffeH eamfas abenbs.
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9ttt8tpu.

- Der fleiue 2aben Der Srau @atbas
rins @rsslsp on gBilliam StraBe wurbe
am Donneritas WiOrssn INN etwa $50
pertb 0aareu beitOblen.
- Ole @oroner's @eidworeuen, wels
DE ben Sall bes WiOrello ROiariO unter'
iubten, Der am Samita9 5uuor auf bem
SrOwntOpn gic 0iic Rlas suerit 5wsi
Mannsr burd 0aspOlueridiiiie uerwun'
bette unb iid anseblid bann ielbit er.
i6os, famen ;u bem S4luiie. oaB Ro'
iario ermoroet pur6e, fOnnten aber uidt
fefiitellen, psr bic Chat besins.
Better 8orer, Der Dor sc Sabrsu
in Deutidlano seboren puroe uno oils
iuuser Wlann mad smerifa fam. 1T
Samftas abenb in ieiner BObnun9 on
9ujerne gpsnue, 8eit RittstOn. Der all'
semsinen Sdwdde erleseu. Der Ser'
itorbsne mar elm 8eteran bes 8iirser.
frieses uno pirb uon Der gBittme, pier
G0dtern unb einem Sobn iiberlebt.
Die 8siissuns fanb MOntas ftutt.
Stint junse aerle namsns SOisph
9ilpatrid, Ebpmas Subss, Gbos. Rus
tberforb, @laube Smitb uub Soiepb
@binofp murben am SOnntas nad
siusm 8srbbr in @rman8eluns pon js
$500 8hrsidaft benz @efdnsniB iibers
misisn. nabbem iie eiuseitanoen, baB iie
mebrere abenbe 3upor bas Reftaurant
bes ambroie Sansan I'M Elm sr0Beres
Quantum uon @isarreu unb S9napps
beraubt batten.
= aliee, bic 3idbrige Eodter bes
Sames anberion bon Eebrid StraBe,
erbielt Donneritas abenb ben llnterleib,
Die 8ruit unb bas 9eii6t re6t b6s per'
brannt, na9bem fie iih NIT Streibb6l'
germ Die Sleibuus In graub selest bate.
Ole Wfutter erbielt bel ben 96i6periu'
den beibe Sdnbe unb Die @roBmutter
cine Sano iebr idmerSlid uerbranut.
Das Stnb 1T am Sreitas ieineu 8runos
uunoen erlesen uub lparb Sonntas be-
erbist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-07-29
Gin ankergetu0bnItde
Nittsgaii0n Nerfailf
bon frii9en. netletl
sontmer 0emOeil
SQiQett.
buubertt nns bunbtrtt bon bIflen 90 Ben
mSslidFl nie6riseH prsiisn: Cine Be-
Nsaubernb biibide ntue Saiue tar lts
ben safan5 @orgtn, tueun sic

HNuttbtA TAttINas.
".aubsrnb hiibidte ntue 9aine tir its
ben Gafanj @oreen, tutHn sic
Cd tniiHiden.
lin bielen seitgemaBen Sieben Tag
8erfauf ~ wiiroiseu, mnB man ntdbt
ben feinen @haratter Der angebotenen
Tatlien psreelisn. Wiub ibrs fsblerfrsis
SInfertieunS, ibr ultra'faibinables anss
Ishsn uub bic porsh9liheu Sabrifate
uno 8ersisruusen isben. aus welbsn iie
beftehen. gDir haben pirflih ME hiib'
iflere Eaillen Offerirt. nod 10 piele
mis bisie, Su ben sritaunlia 'tisori9sn
greiien.
Dieter gsrfauf 1T nidt bic sewbhn'
lithe aufrGumuns pOn Reiten uno @n'
ben, ionbern erfolst eln3is aus oen
@runbe, um ben Gusfii9lern in Der
,eitaemasigiten unb Sfon miihiten Weiie
su helfen. lin @ele9eubeit 3n bieten,
Die Semoen Eaille Susmabl su perpoll'
itdnaeu. Sebe psritdnOise Srau, oh fis
nun auf 8eiisn eebt ober jubauie bleibt.
foflte unfeblbar biefe unsembbnltbe Ss'
legenbeit erbaIben.
81 unb S1.25 Taillen ju 79 Gents
gli.ouer Stiderei Eaillen, Sront, Rii'
den unb aermel, NIT Sal. Splsen
Ranben unO abserunoet NIT fsinsn Gin
id,iirsuneen ebenfalls wsiBe eawu
5ailsn in uiiOrtirtsn Stplsn Don Sttds'
rel Sronts. -
$3.50 uub S2.75 9ailIm su 9s
Gents-Taillen pOn feinem meiBsn1
gamn uub Batiite, idneioergema1tG
Stple uno feblerirsi ansefertist. @ben'
ialls iebr feline Spisen uno Stidsrel
Sersierunssn, nette Stgle, psrfstt pal
ieno unb NIT breiten uno snsen Wfan'
detten. -
s1.25 nnb $3.50 SailIen 3u 9s
8eissr &amn unb ainens. 25
anserwablte StDle in einfaden lhneiosr'
asmad1ten, anberc uOn ieiner Spisen
nno Stiderei YsrSiernng. @bsnfala
Die beliebte rWtibbg 8luis4 in bisisr
Partie.
sladl sass unb $3.50 SailIen 81
S2.49, feline S1.75 uub 50 Saillen si'
S1.49, nub S3.75 nnb S. Saillen 3ll
S3.49, idmmtlid Srobe @ertbe 3u ben
ansefiibrten Rreiien.
Taillen Departement-3weiter Stod-
Sabritubl.
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Gpbe Narf Mptisen.

- Die Sonntassidule ber lutb. ct
Marfs @emsinSe ipirb ON II. Nusuii
in Suua Rart ihren iabrli@su Gusflus
abbalten.
Der 40 Sabre alte Sobu Sorbes
bon Grtnf Strabe, ber am Montas su'
Dor In ber Samptou 3eae 3Diideu
einem 3arrsn unb Stispfsilsr ssfanssn
unb fdlimut ssrbriidt purbs. 1T Sam'
flag fsiuen gsrlssuussn srlessn.
Die usridiebensn @sielli6aften
Der bentidsn fatb. ct. SobaEnes Sc
meinbs baltsn beute eiusn semsiniamen
Gusflus mad Wtouutain garf ab. Die
arrangements beuteu on, baB Der Gus'
fIus ii4 3u einem uersniiStsn seitaltsn
pirb.
- Der 2s Sabre atte Charles 9arfin
BON Prics StraBe itiirste Samitas
gladt BON ber fleinsn Mausr uabe Der
@de bon MifFin ausuus unb Center
Strabe unb erbislt 8erlesuusen. bic fid
am SOnntas abenb I'M Staat SOipital
als tSbtlid erwieien.
-D Der Contractor Ibomas Slana.
gan pon 8aibburn StraBe ranntt
Wtontas Sladt nit isusm nsuen gutO'
mObil on giOr6 9teunter apsnus mil
boiler Budt in eiuen StraBenbabnpa'
gen uno bic 6olse mar, baB feline 8or'
oerraber ssrtriimmert wurben, er abei
unuerlest entfam.
gatrid Depers BON Rod Strase,
Der anseblid bic 18 Sabre alte Gable,
Go9tsr bes SObu Rolanbs BON Qusernt
StraBs. trimiuslf ansrifi, purbe Mon'
tag usrbaftet unb fiir elm ssridtli6es
@ri6sinen unter $500 8irsidaft &C.
itslt. Der sInsriff iOll am 6. Sum
itatt8efunben baben.
-3mei 8ersleute, Wfidasl Gafenir
BON aafapette StraBe unb Soiepb @ruBI
Don ytOrb gilmore apsnus, purbsr
5reitas 9iadt idlimm osrbrannt, als fl
nit ibreu unbsidiistsn 9ampsn sin'
anssiammstte @asmaIie entsiinOstsn,
Wian nabm iie 5ur 8sbanbluns nod
oem 8eitieite 9oipital.
- Srisbrid Bsrfmsitsr. S9asmsi'
iter Der 8aiier 1oOge. .. .. g.. purbs
am Samitas fiir fein ssridtlibes @r.
ideinsn unter 8iirsi6aft ssitellt. aui
bic anflase, mebrere bunoerts Dollars
Sosensetoer unteridlassn 3u babsn. Dis
2rnitees @eOrse Dad, @sorss Sod uns
Billiam Preifel traten ats anflaser
auf.
- Cine 8utide NIT feds 9naben,
bic ats Sabrtrdser bel sinem 8esrdbnif
funsirtsn, wurbe 5reitaS yiadmittas an
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Benbabnwagen setroffsn unb beinabs
pollftdnbis sertriimmert, bod entfamen
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erlitt.