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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20
Go Your
Doctor

then come here with your prescrip-
ton.
Putting up prescriptions is our BUSH
ress and our specially.
Prescribing medicine is the doctors
business and speciality. We work to-
gether, each specializing in his own
line, and you get the greatest benefit
in tho end by first going to the doctor,
having him diagnose your trouble, pre-
scribe for you, and then coming here
and getting what the doctor ordered.
Have your medicine properly pre-
pared, and especially for yourself, and
you will have much less medicine to
take in the end.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20
incidents in Society

Mr. and Mrs Elijah B. Lewis and
daughter of New Haven were guests
of Norwich relatives Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Tyler O1cutt re-
turned Tuesday after a few days stay
at their camp on the South Bluffs,
Block Island.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

Observation-Disclosures women have
sent in applications to the registrars
At NorWaIk,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

WHEN you want TO put your bust
ness before the public there is no me-
dium better than through the advertls-
Ing columns or The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

Yesterdays summer heat prevented
alarm on the part of those who read
Horace Johnson's warning: There
will be a snowfall as early as the
18th or goth of October. Ice will form
on the streams as early as the 18th or
18th of November 1t will be neces-
sary to use "A rigid economy of all
that is necessary for man and animal
to sustain q vegetable existence.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

Contractors from Quaker Hill start
ed work Monday digging the founda-
ton for the new $4,000 schoolhouse
in Waterford which was voted last
week
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

The Danbury News says Rev Eli
oft B. Barber of Rumford, Me-, preach
ed at Sunday mornings services al
the Universalist church on the topic
The Installation of Service. Mr.. Bar
Der will be in Danbury until Wednes-
day at $40 Main street, and on next
Sunday morning will again occupy the
Universalist pulpit.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

Miss Achsah Beardsley. the oldest
woman in Somers observed her 96th
birthday Saturday and enjoyed an au-
tomobile ride to Ellington and Wap-
ping.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

Rear Admiral Warner B. Bayley and
Mrs. Bayley, who have a bungalow on
Fishers island. are to remain there
until the middle of October.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

Professor Grant will open a roller
skating rink in Froehlichkeit hall
Thursday evening and Friday after
noon and evening.-adv.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-09-20

The executive board of the State
Federation of Women's Clubs is to
hold an all-day meeting in New Haven
Thursday of this week
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
RlainDiclu, 3c6r.

"a BET Ct iiGloen ser bliuer fire
Ell nooet ira M%enia6e0ea i Blainoiem
tantto ie3, oct uiloe maaitc opre
interesiont ior ilere at 6ere liot
berira.
vi 6apoe @isiionsmeoe ira 9oe
til 12oe Marts. 9aitor GasmuS-
len, 2inoip, @ebr, % gaitor @lar-
fusien, 7taple6urit, Re6r., oar
iblan0t os CO talte @uos Orb. Get
BAR ct oeiiionet @s0e, og ri ban
De ben @lp0e at ie nogIe Si9le
frelite og andre pnfte. @i oenter, at
De ogiao ifal fiuOe OereS 6rclier.
Zen II. Mai 6oooe ri aonfirma-
ton; Der oar iefs aonfirmanoer,
JON ailaete Den CODE 9efenOelie.
Zen 2tOe bolot gaitor Sanien lin
Ififeosprpoifer. Eli Miooog 6ap-
De Oi ianeS Spisning, og ON 81
termiooogen uOfsrtes ct Broaram,
iom beItoO al 5ana oa Caller. en-
6oer fif cit 2eilisbeo til at iiee
8oitor Sanien oe Suitru 9af, for
0eres t%rofaite arbeioe ibIanot os.
Oct par meO Sora, oi iagbe Dem
6aroeI; men oct er ogioa en- Itor
@lGoe at tGnfe paa, at en- Sang
ifal ri iamles ior alorig mere at
titles.
Gn DeItager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

its0. eQers fan @erningen life ori-
beg.
Den oenife 9efoIfning Der fan
ontagelig bels6e Jig til en- balu Snes
5riiuo Menneifer, .og Oens / Solo
MEN ig0te Barn til 6enoe0 oct bob
bette antol. Den De er ipreOt ooer
Ell bel 8%er0en80el, og fan life Mas
noen lange % foit6are 9teiier, ser
fororer le9enlig StDrfe, itore Ben-
9emfoler llnbolOenbeo % BELT Sri
be0 for 5aniliebaano. Bore 2on0s-
mfno Der er o9srn al oet Oanife
6olf1, oo iiar Of 6ets ar~beiosItono
= og boorle0es bette | lit itore 6ler-
CT flere 5orbolO. iom ip9ffer De
tai for6oloer iig til airfeit, og He-
Iigioneh5 oil ppre Gem 6efenot. Ser
naaoeIi9e Snteresier for mango, iaa
p9rso % Sfueipil" ipneS at oGre
oct eneIte 2eier, Der fan iptte Sin-
oene i 9epegelie. 2tlt er / en- euin-
6eIig 9mitiitelie og llro. Ser oau-
mes I'm negentlig iaite og blioenOe
Stem. 8erino0 ipefuleres ser /
@runoitpffer, / 0uie o. 2onoeien-
bonnie. Golf mao ogiaa flptte meget
for arbeioets Sfplo. 6Iertallet al De
DANTE 4DbDggere er aft gonle. Sc
tom bertil i 0al0iier0ierne og Sir
ierne. q bar iaaIeoeS p9ret Der noe
item Ell MenneifeoIOer. 0eres 9srn
tan oel De ileite Iilf9loer ioritoa
Can't. men er n9lten life at be-
Oege IL at tale oct. Snopanorin9en
BERTH Tor nGroerenOe er ubetpoeli9;
men ieloisIgeli9 oil bette en- Sang
peo omifiiten0e 6or6olo 6iemme og
noe blioe an0erle0es.
Get tore 5Iertal al Oanife llO-
oanorere ipnes life at 6ooc noget-
ionrbelii 9egreb ON firfeliqe % ioI-
felipe Barber. Ger err en- Smlule
5oreningsuRien, men Dc ileite bar
Opnnet ii8 til at leoa itoen firfeIig
6orbin0eiie, eler ogiaa oe oangler
bagefter engeIife SamiunO og Get
ter.
&c. Ct bette er 10 life iao op-
muntren6e; men oct ifnl iiges odi-
geoel, Tor at e0ers Somfuno, 6ois
mat beilut1er iig til at gore noget,
fan pi0e, boao ma toQer / Saono,
og ior al ben eler re, Der mulig-
bis maatie ORE iig for @ernin9en,
life ifol ie Sagen gennem fremme0e
9riller, men oioe, bpa0 man gaar
inc til.
Spsreer no9en mig: tror on ga
life, at Der fan og 6sr 1sres noget?
SO, oct tror egl Wen 8on-
ifeIigbeoerne er mango; t6i 0an-
iferne fommer iom ipopanligt lop-
Iiet lent. men set fan g6res
en0nu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
v.

Sra Zen 3eaIauO ifribes. at oe0
BET 6oni.e Gonoents Msoe / az
pi9te 6etruor ueotog set iamIeoe
aonoents FrGiter og, @enia6eosre-
prpientnnter at 6enpenoe iig lii Zen
foreneoe STRIFE / amerifa ON 9i-
iton0. % ANIME 0enuenoelie er til
ien0t feu ioreneoe airfeS 6ormano
al @ait. 3. %. Rii5, 6ornano ior
aonoentet poo Nn 3ealano
5erren AiGIpe 0en ioreneNc Qirfe
til at 6anoie ret ior @uo og Menne-
FER oaino ! oenue Saql
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
9iateren OF 0eoen.
9.fa1-e
SnOicnOt al @ait. i. g. S6Orc6D.
lSlnttet.)

0fateren.
Seq fan llappe ioa &eiret for an9it og llOnatteIie
= Spilfen raoiom ufunitneriif 9iosopfatteliel
5orel6rene.
5~ornlore5 arn refer langt, BEN rpffer til 8u6.
gor Soan0 er loftet til 8uo; ban ier % og bsrer.
Digteren.
Zen foeIer mig, 0enne be6raiife 0unit
af oiI6e 2p0e, JON mongIer al STUNT.
5orel6rene.
SCR: De gomIe raa6er til @u0: bans gre6e IfaI
tonrne.
9sr: moo Barnet 6orierer ifal Serrens Saano
pore ~u0itraft.
SCR: 0lin 6orban0elie poroe sin Del, Tiger 8uO
sin Serre.
Di9teren.
Get ruler iom 8oroen ira Sinois 6iel0,
Get fnitrer iom 9pn,
Vfit Ere er 0goet al Oroene5 Smel0,
0g bI9n0et nit Spn
8 6elige aunitl BOLD min Sierne flar
0eo oct i%reIienoe Sfriftte0: Fart pour Partl
5orel6rene.
6or9lores 9isit gaor Ian9t, ben gaor oOer ger0et
Dor 3sit er Isftet, ben bsres al o1e De ganIe.
Op oa, alel Ser itoar ban, Siemnenes 8ien0e,
0i8terenl 9i9terenl
0g6en.
De itprter Jig frem - EN- Sp9rnt, ct grus
af g~roonef10e Sober,
Seq bsrer en- 9arnl, ct ~forOirret Gus
af f%ol0enoe 5lo0er,
Get er iom oe 6eiieoe
Ni9 op UNDER Simmelen,
O9 i9en iom ieg Oeiieoe
9te0 Soimmelen,
90 nu logger ieg 0p6t en- af9runos g}ot
SEQ aIippens Rso0er, / 8ornefrat,
O9 oct litter Zig rlnot
Omfring mig luren0e,
Get er ilimet, BET er onot -
Oct er 6eberen = 3urene
3g0en.
9ioet er u9r. Cog fer BET er for iil6e,
6in0 Ell isOnlss Grsm DIT 8eiens Slide,
90 bar on fun6et Den, iaa greco og fn9l,
Og fpI0 meo ailoens Grif oin tomme Siel,
Ibi bio og it9rf ior boer en- Si9l uOrinoer
st SelbreoSoGI6 ira 9arnooms rene Climber.
Der, tag min Soan6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
BiIigt men godt.

0eSenitaaenoe Bigger II oaentisit ReitopIas, opfsbt III uesd
Ioue Brier, bnorfor p Ter oS Stano til at bpoe bore 4inoer Senne
ii1Ione @nIeoning. gseerne er oMe GmIag, men rem % GOD
Stano.
d. s. Rartenien: ~Pr96ifener". l., 3. og 4. Canning, benboIS&
ps 263, 1922 % 1922 sioer; GmiIoe, buer % Cts.
Sator cams aanbisn: rSeiu 2ieneHer, uoIagt oe fortIaret SibeI-
lasnineer", 926> Sioer; SmiIae 80 Sts.
n vSeiu ire sese getbaniu" 9ibeIasninoer. 42s eioer;
Snilag 40 Cts.
vSeIu artfi Eerion oe 2io". On 8effe Stl5ier 1. oe s. De-,
off 1860 Sioer; SmiLae 500.
eutbers 8,fusmaturiifc Sfrifter llSuals p6 3. Roper os On. 81.
RieHen. 1928 Sioer, S5 Cts.
Gbo. gIann6Qer: s eIIig Sor6. R~ehebiIleoer ira BoIGtno.
345 Store Sioer me6 mango nomerfeoe giIIeoer s1.26.
0r. $ommericb: . en- t tine &irfes s iftorie 3be GfnS,
Rptiostirfen, 721 SiSer, 800.
Den aIninoeiee gosIlbepris pao ne Sisfe Bigger bar Here
@ange iaa flor. @enpt anleontngen MI.
9as. 2nfb. gnbI. Soxi.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
: i9teren

2tgteren
SEQ er oct gamle aammer,
Sea ii0oer tpt hos min Dor,
90 Spben Ie6er og TANNER
90 iinoer De rigtige Oro:
De riotige Orb. De er lette,
Gl an0en Gale er ioGr,
Get ~ri9tieite ORR, oct er bette;
pa Nor, boor er on Ooa fer.
Oct bleo iaa unoerli9t iioen
Og onoerleoes for6eIt;
Oct ippre bleo let meO Chen,
Oct Iette, bet 9lemte ieg belt;
Nu babe tnlte og ifreb ie9,
gleD ferret Spite 90 Borg,
en aoinoeforferer, oct Ellen ieg,
90 Nor loo ieg % / Sorg.
0s6en.
Oh mailer tro DIT 2ip - ia, ia mig, @ano,
ON oisie bruote 8 8 6in Sorg uotrpffe?
Oigteren.
Seq nloa DOG pie gubIifum: ieg fan
S mer END cen art Stil bel gsre 2Dffe.
0eoen.
Oh TONNE SpIiterl 9uf Dig opberel Soa
vi ailoens gGIo oct iibite, leneite Drasl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
II.


Seq ban0rer meIIen @reS o9 9lomiter roIig,
Gn Oenlig Soon0 mig leOer title irem,
90 ountIe Min0er n9rnte Jig ~fortroIig,
Sg 9in0etrGet 6oiifer ON nit Stem.
Dit 9arn0omsbiem - boor er Ser is0t og title
Sg ire0lpIt UNDER Photographers Gag.
Seq ifuloe alto, altio blepet yliQe"p
Saa bar ie9 iterre pit ben Gag I Gag.
Sereer min gornooms eng, ieg fen0er 0en
8 itanO5, min 5srer, liot, og lao mig bOiIe
5 bette 5lor al rene, buloe, inno
erinorin9SbIomiter, iom iao b%arnligt itaa
Oo til ben Dofsne Ben p%enooi9t imile
Ser e0ens 6ooe bar; 9 a bte6 en.
966en.
Gen 5oare, JON MI oper ainoen flp0er,
Sig, ct oct in2 8 Jig mig set Soitl
8igteren.
5oritpr min arnit eli - ieg maa 6ol0e ioIt
en OeblenidIdgerif Stemning, iom ieg npoer.
9g0en.
3uf an0en Sang Big 0o6t @in0ets Glo,
90 limo DIN STUNT Ell 9oare, men oig ieiol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
II

~lllQellutl2 SlIl llUU JluUPt,
96l9eipil a Col pao @pggen.
5fiieeulo me0 onmpet @ffo:
6ie0 Of mango M9no og aoin0er;
Stille SoiIfen, iagte Gus al
Solmebogens uet0te 9la0e -
saa Ell StiI6e0, ~anoaet8fulO.
0rglet bruier, Songen toner.
1aarebIen6t nit 9ie ieger
aItret me0 0e tore @ofslps,
glteret me6 set matte 8ille0,
alterifamGen, 6oor ieg mart ifal
anple meo De pofsne ariItne,
ut onnanrnte 6errenS eget
8Dre qegenle .og BLOB.
86i / Spn0ogs Der ieg loueO,
Ser for MeniobeoenS Zine,
6or min 5n6er8, ior min Mo0ers,
Sanlt for @u05 Mmegtig8 aoipn,
2ope0 Der n1eo MunO og Sierte
Spn0ens 6erre at forage,
90 al min 50 % @erning
gpre finn SUBS eget Barn.
DC i Gag, til @ont paa Qsftet,
6orite Sang Iom mpnOig ariiten
Steoes jeg for SCREENS 9or0.
- 0r8let tier. 9rpiten taller.
9e6 min Si6e ii00er MoOer,
O9 ieg i%fotter taareblpnoet
Gen Sang op til 6enoeS aniigt,
8aps bum trpffer mig ! &oan0en,
Og set bnoer ON min M1no.
9rpiteu tier. gu er Stunoer.
2ongiomt oi o8 4ltret nprme,
6a'r og Nor o9 ieg % Soiter,
anGIe neo %iann0rp9ti9t ale.
an9itfulo, og Dog ialigt greben :
9e0er ieq / mine 8onfer
Otter Spnoer, iiOit begoae0e
Sra S%enoaqs til / 9ogl
9oer Ell 9arneipnO, ieg timber,
9gsner ieg ira 9iertets 2pbOer
s en- Soften i%n0erlie.
Sat nit glif moo altret isger,
g0mpgt ioit moo 5eiu BILLED,
Og me0 9liffet flpoer &iertet,
Og me0 6iertet iSlger otter
= Som meo Offerifoolen Ofret -
Soer en- 9orneiono, ieq fonSt.
nSe1u8 ariitus, i ben g1at ban
u9Ieo iorrao6t, oa toe ban 9rsoet -"
No.. 9i0eiaa fog ban % aaIfen
Otter aitensmoalti0, t~affeO,
n@ap Dem, ingoe: 9riffer beraf .
Zen forsieitet senopItan0ne
uSerre, iom big M bar ifanfet
Sch Jig ielo, ban Dig opboloe
rs DIN 8ro, til 2ioetS ii6ite
oSolige Stuno. = SUBS 6reO meo Dig"
Sa u@n6S 6reo meo migl" - . be miel
@o0t, ia goot oct boo0e ppret,
On ieg oa par oeo / airfeh
5reoelig o9 iiGletOpttet
5 Ell 6arnli8 ialig StunO.
= Barnet blcu til gngling; 0nelins
9leo til Mono; og ManOen grooner.
Mo1ge, mango 2Iar er runone,
tSpert ct aar bar mango Gage,
Sper Ell Gag bar mnngen @erning,
&Der Ell 8erning mango 8anfer;
9f De @ernin9er og 8onfer
Mia0es iaa ieg uoen Spn0.
9orneipnoer De bleo pofSne,
De bIeo ifuIoerbre0e, fsre,
2pitne, in.i0i9e og itGrfe
@%raaneu6e % pi(oe Setter,
3oIleie JON tSopetS Sano.
90 paa ianIme Sio nit Sierte
Mer o9 mer bleo Trumpet inmmen
I'll ell lille oinoter Ein9eit
Spis iea gar oa ct eu0nu.
: Serre Seiu5l Ofierifaalen
Summer life Longer Ofret
So y@u0s 6reo me0 miq!" - 8 be miel
.0g6en.
Sa be Big -- oog, 6pi8 ieIoe bette ge
8ar l6iertets eget - o, on ifuloe ie
@n0nn Din OfierifnolS oe fnuite @ruo
ut bele5 til ct bnroigt 9or for @lo,
Oo 8eraob ooroe 9opiongl - 0igterl &
9oa ieIoe E9rifIen tall Gar Haabet eote2
Gigteren.
Sbao ~uG9te"? = S6r, man er ga life &c
cit popt N1tnIfnnrf inoAon nj fnrrrotpl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02

. 9fateren.
Seq fan nappe iaa 8eiret for 9(noit og llOmottelie
: Soilfen rpoio ufuliitneriif 2iosopfatteliel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-02
fSo#re5G0 II g.

Den fOaler mig, 0enne bebraiife 0unit
gf oiI6e 2p0e, JON mongIer al Stunt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12

to, completion as rapidly as possible.
1t Is said to be the intention of the
new company to extend the line to
Valparaiso soon the road is place
ed in operation between Gary and Ho-
bart. The plan is to build from Gary
to Valparaiso and there connect with
the Valparaiso and Chesterton line
which runs through the lake region.
There is also a probability of the
ary-Hobart-valparaiso line becoming
an important link in the proposed Indi
anapolis-Gary line which was charter
ed a few days ago and which proposes
to build an interurban line from Ind
annapolis in a northwesterly direction.
The charter calls for an electric line
connecting the cities and towns Of
Sheridan. Flora. Monticello. Francis
willie. Kouts, Valparaiso, Hobar..
Wheeler. Gary and Chicago. A number
OF Indianapolis men are behind this
proposition and 1t is said to backed by
ample means.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12

stop for fully six hundred feet beyond
that.
Mr. Parry the first to arrive on the
terrible scene found one mangled horse
still alive on the north side of the
right of way seventy five feet from
the highway. The other horse a hun
dred feet from the road on the south
side of the rails its head twisted be-
meath it's body. Near by. face down
ward in the ditch lay the remains Of
Krugman. AS he was turned over he
breathed his last. The right of way
on both sides of the track was literal
ly strewn with flesh. clothing, harness.
pieces of wagon SO fearful was the
impact of the collision that the head :
light on the engine was demolished
and rods on the pilot twisted and bent.
A telephone message was sent from
the Fredericks road house by the train
crew to Emmerling's and the remains
of the farmer brought to the morgue.
When the train pulled into the Erie
depot the pilot and front of the engine
were a ghastly and bloody sight. The
Erie did not report the accident to tho
police and the dead horses and debris
were not removed from the right OF
Ndy until lllS fnOfAlliS E<Eiiitciiiife :,
was unable to get a clue to the farmers
identity until after he had secured the
county with an automobile until after
midnight.
The crossing where the accident oc-
CURED Is the worst death trap in Lake
county. No fewer than ten people have
lost their lives there in the past few
years. 1t is just outside the city limits
and both the C. & o. and c. & E. and
intersecting roads there. The number
of narrow escapes had there are in
Vulnerable. The death trap is just out
side and part inside the corporation
limits. Part of 1t is hidden by trees
and shrubbery. 1t is customary fol
the trains to shoot over these crossings
at from so to so miles an hour.
Notwithstanding the stops made by
the Erie flyer Saturday night lis
running time showed Is minutes for
twenty miles between Crown Point and
Hammond. Public opinion has always
been loud in it's denunciation of this
death trap, but nothing is done.
Krugman lived south from Shredder
corners about a mile and was prosper
Gus farmer. He is married His mother
who lives with the Krugmans' was in
a serious condition yesterday as a re-
suit of her sons horrible death.
Coroner Shanklin will hold the in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12

continued from Page ID
to Chicago grounded off City West.
Several hours were spent in working
the ship free. and Captain Leroy Rand
of Wilmette had just turned her nose
toward Chicago when the storm broke.
Her engines grunting and wheeling.
the old Marshall fought losing battle
with the storm until Captain Rand de-
cided to ride the gale out at anchor
The heavy mudhooks ragged at first.
and did not strike good holding bot
tom until the lights of the fishing ham
let, a few hundred feet away, were
discernible through the murk and fly
ing scud.
ship Springs Leak.
The captain sent all men below but
the dog watch. thinking the gale was
little more than squalI. AS the lake
was dashed to a fury by the~blow the
waves tossed the Marshall about like a
toothpick. Under the heavy pounding
she sprang a leak
Captain Rand called the crew to man
the boats. A few heard him and tumbl-
ed hurriedly out of their hunks. Juss
as they reached the deck an immense
wave flung the Marshall aIoft and, keel
up. she tumbeld into the slough.
The men on deck were swept over
board Those below were caught in q
death trap One man, a fireman, div
ed for the companion way and escape,
miraculously from the water-b ount
cabin as the vessel waved and sanl
like g, plummet
Fight Way to Shore.
Captain Rand, Rufus Young, chic
engineer. and other members of TIL
crew were badly battered in the strug
gle to reach shore. The fishermen o.
City West. who had kept their light.
burning as beacons. were assembled OF
the beach and dragged the survivors t.
safety. They were brought to Chicago
later.
The Marshall was owned by the In
dependent Sand and Gravel Company
of which William H Malone, mayor o
Park Ridge, is general manager.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12

resumed and rushed forward under the
direct supervision Of Louis Bernstein.
who has spent all the spring and sum-
mer on the grounds. A month ago
Gerald Berry. a civil engineer of note.
who has been interested in numerous
large parks throughout the country.
was engaged as manag and Will Reed
Dunroy. formerly assistant Sunday edi-
tor of the Chicago Record-Herald. was
made director of publicity. From that
time on the work progressed rapidly
and concessionaires began to pour in.
A large number of applications were
made, but the management was not en-
abled to take care of them all. As 1t
now stands. the park is one of the
handsomest and most comfortable of
any of the summer parks in northern
Indiana or Illinois. Its shade trees, it's
lake and other natural features making
1t the envy of the artificial parks
that are offered the amusement loving
populace of Chicago and other large
cities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12
MISS CROWN Pr. IS
GIVEN NASTY PUSH
East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor Behave Meanly
to Nice Little Girl.


Indiana Harbor, Ind, June 12.-By
the combined efforts of East Chicago
and Indiana Harbor yesterday Crown
Point was pushed of her place on the
first bench and East Chicago left in
sole possession of the lead in the
Northern Indiana Baseball association.
-Four innings of the game at the Har-
Dor became history before a run was
scored. but in the fifth Indiana Harbor
score two runs by the courtesy of Nc
Quad, Gratwick and Henning, who
CONSIDERABLY made misplays and
Hickman. who drove hot liner just
over shortstop's head for a single, scor-
ing Fellers and Kelly. who were perch
ed on third and second. respectively
Crown Point tied the score in the
sixth by punching three hits, the last
one being two-bagger by Enright
but in the Harbor half of the same in
ming and after two were gone O'Brier
lande dsquarely on the ball and lost II
in the bushes somewhere outside Of
the left field fence. The long hit net.
ted the Harbor one run and O'Brien
ten spot. Hurrah for the Irish,
The Harbors made another run in tn,
eighth and one in the ninth, while tn.
Hubites failed to count again. Will,
each team got seven hits, Kelly had
slight advantage in having struck gu
two more men than Henning and onl.
having twobagger scored agains
him. while his opponent allowed a hom
run. Altogether 1t was an interestin,
game to watch.
| Crown Point sent a couple of hun
dred of her prom cts" to lend thei
| moral support, most of them in spe
cial train and the balance in automo
| biles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12
PANTE DIDN'T CARE
BUT THE JURY DID
Whiting Saloonist Thought
He Would Take a Chance
and He Got Fooled.
Especial to THE TrMEsl

Whiting. Ind, June IL. - Pante
Haralovitch who conducts a saloon on
New York avenue was arraigned for
trial on Saturday On Sunday, June 4th
the police were surprised to find the
Haralovitch saloon thrown wide open
to the public, both front and side
doors.
He was ordered to close up, but this
he refused to do. He was threatened
with arrest. but in return said he was
willing to have this inflicted upon him.
for the purpose of making a test case
| as he thought jury would convict
him. Haralovitch was accordingly ar
rested and asked for a jury trial which
was held Saturday. He refused TO
plead guilty and when the erdict was
broughts in IT was for CONNECTION. he be-
ing fined $1,000 and costs amounting tn
$3.50.
Haralovitch did not pay the fine and
evidently does not wish to have the
case brought to a climax yet. for he
| filed bond for an appeal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-12
WILL START At ONCE
Right Of Way Nearly Sc.
cured For Hobart
Line.

Report comes from Hobart that
active construction work on the Gary
and Hobart interurban trolley line Will
begin in a very few days. 1t is said
that not only is the road properly f.
nanced, but that practically every foot
of the right of way between Hobart
and Gary has been obtained says the
valpo Messenger.
Up to yesterday there was lacking
only about fifteen hundred feet of right
of way and Col. Hord was confident
that this would be secured before Sat-
urday night. With this preliminary
work out of the way Col. Hord expects
to begin work on the line and push /