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Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
THOMPSON
Making Up Magazine List at Library
 Social Dance.

Samuel Krebbs of Providence has been spending several days with MT. and Mrs. Ephraim Smith
 Miss Jessie Russell sang solos in the Congregational church Sunday morn ing and evening. At the evening ser vice Rev J. Moore spoke about public libraries
 Miss Grace Granger and Miss Mar saret. Lake are visiting in Boston and Providence.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chase of Day enport. Ia-. are visiting MT. and Mrs. Nathan Chase.
 Miss Florence Wiley has been mak- ing up the aTnual magazine subscrip- tion list at the public library.
 Mrs. Mary Dodge visited MT. and Mrs. William May of Pomfret Sun day.
 Mrs Connor and daughter Catherine have returned from a visit to Mrs. W Whittemore to their home in Brook lyn, N. Y.
 There was a social dance in the town hall Wednesday night
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
NEW LONDON COUNTY
NlAMTlC
pptist Ladies' Aid Society Serves Supper--I. o. o. F. Meetine-Brefs and Personals.

A fine supper was served at the Baptist church parlors Tuesday even ng by the Ladies' Aid society The caiters were young women connected with the church. and good things were served in abundance. A large sum was realized for the society.
 The Mantle Manufacturing company aas had two teams unloading two cars of wool.
 Mantle lodge. I. O.. O. F., met at the lodge room in Odd Fellows hall Wed Iesday evening.
 Henry P Mclaughlin, formerly prin- cipal of the Mantle school here. is teaching English High school in Bos- . ton.
 Fritz Dart leaves today Saturday. to enter the freshman class at Trinity college, Hartford.
 Tuesday Miss Ferris of New London.
 James J. Benson of Buffalo. N. Y. and E. c. Weldon of Hartford were at the Mantle house Tuesday
 Mrs Bert Eaton has returned from lengthy stay in Philadelphia.
 Walter Watrous of Willimantic, a former resident here, was in the vil- lage Tuesday.
 Frank G. Winne of New Haven vis- ited his sister. Miss Winne, at the Nl- antic house Monday.
 Prof. and Mrs. Frank w. Clapp re- turned to Willimantic Tuesday after noon.
 A large number of Italians have been leading new railroad ties at the freight yard to be distributed along the line of the road.
 C. J. Luce of New York was an over Sunday visitor at the Luce mansion In Penn avenue
 Mrs. C. NJ. Root returned Saturday to Brooklyn. \. Y.
 A number from this place attended the Hamburg fair Wednesday.
 Telephone Men at Work.
 A party of telephone men have been in town for a week scraping and num- oering telephone poles.
 Harry Clark has secured position in GuilfOrH.
 William Diekmann. who has been Tn the village for two years, will take his departure shortly for New Jersey.
 James Parkman of New London IS working in town.
 MT. and Mrs A. B. Brown have re- turned to Willimantic after visiting Mir. and Mrs. James Howard
 Mrs A boy J. Strickland and Miss Inez Madeska Spencer are visiting at North Woodstock, \. H. Miss Louise D. Howard has returned after visiting Miss Caroline Darrow Tn Afiddletown.
 Mrs. Fannie Whiting has gone to West Haven.
 Joseph Taylor has gone to his busi- ness in Springfield, Mass
 Misses Inez Horton and Gladys Dick inson are attending the w. M. l. in New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
EAST WOODSTOCK

Miss Ethel Upham left Tuesday to enter Boston university.
 Lyle Turner left Tuesday for Welles- ley college as freshman.
 Mrs. ]. F. Chandler and son Law renee left Tuesday for California, Mrs. Chandler to visit relatives Lawrence to enter a high school.
 Miss Gracia Roweu of Worcester spent last week with Mrs. c. E. Pike. A. H. Hubbard and family are visit ing friends in South Birmingham.
 Mrs. Josephine Steere of East Doug las is spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. c. A. Witherell
 On Wednesday accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Roscoe Collins, took a trolley trip to Mount Tom.
 Allan Upham left Tuesday for Re were, Mass. to resume his teaching after a vacation of two months.
 Sturbridge fair was well represent ed last Friday by Woodstock people, a score or more going from this vicin- itV.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
BROOKLYN
Samuel J. Hoyt's Death at 82-Apple
 Orchard a Fine Sight.

Sunday afternoon Samuel J. Hoyt died aged S2 years. He was the ia ther of Mrs. Edwin Harris and had been in feeble health for several months. His funeral was held We'd nesday afternoon, with burial in the Memorial Annex cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton Frink of Can terbury were guests Sunday of MT and Mrs. A. Spauldins.
 Mrs Mary H. Barnett, after spend ing several weeks in town, has return ed to New Haven.
 Frank D. Spaulding and wife have returned from a stay of several days in Hartford.
 A Fine Orchard
 One of the grandest sights one can look upon is the apple orchard of A. F. Lapsky, just over the line in the town of Pomfret The young trees are loaded with red apples of the Ben Davis variety.
 Winfield Brown of Putnam Nas a visitor of relatives in town on Thurs day.
 Miss Abby w Putnam. after spend William H. Clew1ey, returned to her home in Providence Friday.
 Miss Flora Fitch of Mystic was the guest of MT. and Mrs. William E. Pot ter over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Theodore H. Pond and daughter of Providence are visiting MT. Ponds parents, MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond.
 Prof. Rufus $. Sheldon and daughter have returned to their home here after visiting friends for several weeks.
 Rev. Richard D. Hatch is the guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs D. B. afaL1 ?
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
SCOTLAND.
Mrs. Fuller Attends w. c. T. U. Con-
 ference-Purse for Pastor.

Dr. George Moore of Boston is at the home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs N. E. B. Moore.
 Mrs. Charlotte Cary left Monday for a stay of two weeks in Boston,
 Mrs. l.. K. Fuller and Mrs. F.. B. Brown were in Willimantic Thursday in attendance at the W. C. T. 'U. ex- ecutive.
 Surveyor Elmer Welden, who is in the employ of State Road Commission CT Macdonald, is surveying on the turnpike for state road and is stay ing with his parents. MT. and Mrs. A. E. Welden.
 Rev. MT. Roberts, who has occupied the pulpit of the Howard Valley church for several months and has been living on Pudding hill, leaves in a few days for his new pastorate in Charlottesville, x. '. He was pre- sente1 a purse of money by his Scot land parishfoners, who deeply regret his departure
 Rev. Snerrod Soule of Hartford will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
pIsOENIXViLLE
Manchester Company Cutting Of
 BuIlard Lot

Mrs Coffin. who has been visiting here, has returned to her home in 4Humiston. Mass. c. J. Atwood of Manchester was a recent visitor here.
 Benjamin Lawton of Southbridge, Mass, visited his sister here last week, returning to Southibridge Sunday
 The Manchester Lumber company has commenced cutting on the BulIard lot recently purchased from S. A. Peckham.
 o. H. Latham has his grain mill nearly completed.
 J. H. Walsh and Thomas MalIeady cf the Carpet company made an auto mobile trip to Plymouth. Mass. Mon day. s&s
 Archie Green is employed by l. P Richards of Ashford.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Straw Ride to Danielson-Newsboy Bitten by a Dog-Paine- Blanchard Wedding.

George Saunders of Danielson has been visitor here, where he formerly lived. Sessions Adams was in Pomfret on l Thursday Miss Louise Tillinghast was in Nor Wlch Thursday. MT and Mrs. Thomas Shannon have been spending several days in Sur bridge, Mass. Miss Helen Mathewson was in Nor wich Thursday. Miss Alice Kendall has been spend- iEg several days in Putnam
 MT. and Mrs. William Dean have been guests of Westerly friends.
 Nathaniel P. Thompson has been in Kingston R. l. Mrs Arthur Williams and son Ar thur spent Sunday with JeWett City friends
 Miss Rose E. Seguin sang at the Congregational church in Danielson Sunday.
 Straw Ride.
 Several young people had straw ride to Danielson Saturday evening. The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Ar Eold Mathewson.
 Miss Ethel Collins is visiting in New York
 MT Cole of Jewett City has been a business visitor here
 George Loring has returned to Wor- cester Technical school, where he is taking course in mechanical engi- neering.
 Home from YeIlowstone.
 MT. and Mrs Charles E. Barber have returned from a 15 days trip to the Yellowstone National park
 Edward Spicer of Clayville was a Saturday visitor.
 Miss Lucy Broadhead has been as- sisting at the postofice during short absence of the postmaster
 Miss Beatrice SpCuin teacher 9t Bradford Hill. spent Sunday at her home.
 Earl Bragg left Tuesday for a course at Suffield.
 Barber's hall Friday afternoon
 Miss Phebe Barber has returned from the Willimantic camp ground much improved in health
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Brennan of Dayville visited relatives Sunday
 Eugene Brewer entertained his brother, William Brewer, of Daniel son. Sunday.
 Mrs Fitch A. Carey has not yet re- covered from her accident of several weeks ago.
 Mrs. Patrick Millett and daughter. Miss Mary Millett, were in Danielson Sunday
 Arthur Tripp of Jewett City visited relatives here Sunday.
 Bitten by Dog.
 Howard Mcfarland. a newsboy. was bitten by Bert Briggs dog; A physi- elan dressed the wound. The dog was killed Sunday morning.
 Henry F. Walker is entertaining his niece. Miss Stafford, of Southbridge, Mass.
 Daniel stringer is building a house on Texas Heights. Howard Byles is attending the Nor wich Academy.
 Paine Blanchard Marraoe.
 Fred Paine and Miss Clara Blanch- ard were married in Plainfield Sunday evening by Rev. MT Bamford. Miss Annie Jenkins of Thompson is at William Newports Mrs. John Capwell was in Norwich Saturday. Mr. and Mrs John Westcott of rovidence are visiting Mrs. Westcott's mother Mrs. Thomas Matthews Miss Rose E. Seguin was a Norwich visitor Tuesday. Adolph Vincent has moved his shop to Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
WESTMINSTER

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of New Rochelle, \. Y., are guests of Mir. and Mrs. William Davis at the Appley farm
 Mrs Burgess is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barstow.
 Miss Lulu Robbins attended tho monthly teachers meeting at the Frost schoolhouse on Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. George Rathbun has been spending d few days in Norwich.
 Mr and Mrs. Myron Allen and son Raymond of Scotland were visitors at Mrs. Caroline Buttons Saturday.
 Edward Baker was1in Norwich Tues clay.
 Several from this place attended tho Windham county fair at Brooklyn this week.
 Mrs Ellen Parker of Brooklyn is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs SybiI Baker
 Nelson Smith led the c. E. meeting last Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
WARRENvILLE
One of the Tree Foresters IF With
 Typhoid.

MT. and Mrs. A. M. Bissett, Rev. B. C. Bugbee, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Ben nette, E. F. -Bassett, R. M. Balch, Miss Rernice Bennette. Miss Marie Lipps. Mrs George Lipps. Frank Bebbingt on and Miss Eva Spaulding attended the grange meeting at Echo grange, Mans field Centers Monday evening. Charles Pratt, the supervisor visited the village school Wednesday
 Tree foresters are a work for Henry F. Church. preserving the large maple shade strees in front of the Church homestead
 The tree foresters are boarding. With Mrs. Feitner One of them has beer i'll with typhoid fever ever since he
 came.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
ONEC0
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society-Lecei
 Attendants at Fair.

The Ladies' Aid society was much pleased to see Mrs. D. $. Kenyon out to meet with them Thursday after noon.
 Albert Greene and daughter Jennie attended Brooklyn fair Wednesday.
 Mrs. Josiah Case and Miss Ella Will COX were also at the fair.
 c. D. WhItford was in Providence Wednesday,
 Mrs E, L. Kenyon was in Moosup Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Hattie Miller spent Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs. D. $. Kenyon.
 Mrs LittlefieEd was on Sterling Hill Tuesday.
 D s. Kenyon was in Providence Monday
 MT. and Mrs Edwin Hill attended the funeral of MT Hills nephew in Pawtucket. R. l., last Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Mir. and Mrs. G. F. Davis of Windsor recently visited Mrs. l. P Briggs.
 MT. and A1rs. David Kennedy of Eas Orange, N. J.. and MT. and Mrs. John Kennedy of New Haven spent a few days with Mrs. I. P. Briggs. Mrs. Emile Butler returning to New Haven with them.
 Miss Cora Kenyon of WiIlimantic was at Allen w. Kenyon's last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Adrian Grover have re- turned to their home at F1atbush, L. l.
 Miss J. Louise Kenyon spent several days in Sturbridge, Mass, last week
 Mrs. Stahl remains about the same at the Day Kimball hospital in Put nam, where she is suffering with ty- phoid fever
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
WEST WOODSTOCK

MT. and Mrs. George Chamberlin are taking a trip to Washington, but will return here for brief stay with friends before sailing to Ireland. where he has an appointment
 Melvin Fisher and family from Dan ielson were recent callers at Henry Bradfords
 Mir. and Mrs. Mcclure from Brook Iyn. N T., spent week with Mrs. F. L. Corbin.
 Mrs. Ellen Allen is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Starr.
 Pearle Chamberlin has gone to Northfeld to school.
 Arthur Calkins from Three Rivers is guast at Ed Perrin's.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
EK0Nk
Ezra GaIIup's House Burns-Notes
 and Personals.

Mir, and Mrs. Charles Hopkins of Plainfeld were recent callers here.
 George $. Gallup of Providence was 2 visitor at Gallup homestead over Sunday.
 George Paine of Woonsocket visited at~Stephen Paines over Sunday.
 Mrs. Hattie Bentley of New Haven has been visiting relatives and friends here the past week.
 A large number from here attend ed the Windham county fair at Brook lyn on Wednesday and report fine time
 A large fire about 10 o'clock We'd nesday evening caused quite a little excitement east of the Hill-it proved to be a small house owned by Ezra Gallup, formerly occupied by Perry WatsCn.
 The hard frosts reported all around have not reached the Hill yet. Ev erything is green and growing since the rains.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
RAWSON
Golden. Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Stocking Observed Informally on Tuesday.

MT. and Mrs. F. B. Stocking passed their 50th marriage anniversary on Tuesday, the day being observed by the family only, owing to their mak- ing preparations to move out of town soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Berggren have closed their place and gone to New York for the winter
 l.. c. Stocking has returned from two weeks trip through Rhode Island and Massachusetts
 Mrs. L. c. Stocking was Willi- mantle visitor on Saturday.
 Many farmers are filling their silos with fodder which was taken by the early frost.
 Mir. and Mrs. Moses Kenyon are passing their outing with Mrs. Ken yon's sister in Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

W R. Block of North Attleboro is spending the week with H, F sWells.
 Rev. MT. Snew of Medway Mass, is supplying the pulpit of the Baptist church for the month of September
 Mrs. Arthur Williams, who has been i'll. is slowly recovering.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. W Bowen have re- turned from an automobile trip through New Hamps hire.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
WOODSTOCK
Siio-Filiing Going on-Hartford Visit
 ors to the Fair.

William J. Lindeman has returned from his work near Boston.
 Miss Eleanor B. Rowland has been the guest of Miss Edith H. Hall. Mrs Sarah A. Woodward entertain ed Miss Sarah Lyon on Wednesday. Marvin F. Hyde is to go into a clothing store in New London
 Farmers are busy filling their silos with corn which was somewhat dam aged by frost.
 Attended Fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Lindeman and John Lindeman of Hartford were in town for the Woodstock fair
 William H. Chandler and George F'rink are serving on the jury
 Miss Nellie Chandler was in Wor- cester, Mass, recently
 Miss Edith H. Hall left for Mount Holyoke Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
WINDHAM COUNTY
STERLING

great many from this town at tended Brooklyn fair Wednesday.
 Mrs. Anna Foss and Mrs. Gillow are moving their household goods to Will limantic
 W. J. Lobdell spent Thursday in Niilirautic
 Nh. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of NCluutown and son Morris were Nis- itors at Mrs. Irving Andersons.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Burdick enter tained relatives over Sunday.
 Miss Edna Chester returned home from Cbarlestown beach where she has spent the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
kTTAWAUGAN

Mrs. Archibald Hemminway and baby of this place returned home with her mother to Centerville
 Shuble Watson and his sister, Mrs. Frank Bowen, left here for Holyoke to see their brother, on Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Robinson spent Friday at Taftville with John Dunse and family.
 Miss Clara Geer is visiting with her sister. Mrs. Henry Davis of Quadic.
 Chester Brown is working at Plain field, lathing on the new houses.
 Mrs Edward Bowen visited her daughter at Willimantic last week.
 Mrs. Frank Beatle is visiting her sister in Danielson
 Mrs Charles Blackmar has been i'll with neuralgia this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
cLARK'S CORNERS
U. E. Hoxie Walks From Northamp
 ton-PersonaI Mention.

w. E. Wade visited in Springfield last week.
 U. E. Hoxie of Northampton, Mass, enjoyed walking from there to this place to visit friends.
 Mrs c. H. White is visiting her par ents Mir and Mrs. Calvin Burnham. Mrs Alice Murdock returned to BoS- ton after visiting her sister, Mrs. AL len Jewett.
 Miss Gladys Clapp of Bridgeport called on friends here recently.
 William w Dove of Springfield and J. W. Dove of Hampton were guests at Allen Jewett's recently.
 Mrs $. Bard, Miss Lizzie Fisher have been visiting at Mrs. w. N. Jew ett'S
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
HANOVER
Pastor on Vacation-African Missions
 Considered.


 Miss Edith Peck left home on Fri day for her school in Bridgeport. The pastor is absent over two Sun days for vacation in Boston and New York. Rev. J. o. Barrows of Norwich will preach next Sunday.
 Herbert Bennett and Carroll Peck resume their studies next week at the Lowell Textile school. Mrs Rebecca Smith of NeWbury- port. Mass, is visiting Mrs stand ish.
 Mrs Allen of Orange, \. J., and Mrs. Bishop have been guests of Waldo Bingham.
 Missionary Meeting.
 The ladies missionary meeting was held FriQaV afternoon with Mrs. Stand sh The topic was Missions in Africa.
 Miss Fielder, graduate of the Will jams Memorial institute of New Lon don. is teaching in the Peck district.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
SOUTH CANTERBURY

MT. and Mrs. Henry P. Larkham and Miss Elsie Hawes of Canterbury Green were the guests Sunday of Miss Der tha M. Clark
 Miss Sarah l. Hadley has been vis-
 Raymond Wheeler of Willimantic was the guest of his brother George l. Wheeler. the first nart of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
ROCKVILLE

Mrs. B. E. Pendleton returned home last week from St. Josephs hospital in Providence, where she underwent 8 successful surgical operation.
 Mrs. William Hanlon of Providence was a recent visitor here
 Fred Burdick started for California, where he exnects to spend the WinLar.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
GARDNER LAKE

Miss Ethel Boynton of Norwich was a guest of her parents over sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Latimer and family recently visited relatives in Norwich.
 Miss Ethel Champin, after spending A few days in Norwich, returned home Tuesday.
 A number from here attended the Hamburg fair Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
WILS0hVILLE

Miss Hattie Jennings was in New Boston Thursday with her sister and family.
 Mir and Mrs. Gordon and child of Providence visited at B. $. Uphams s the past week.
 Mrs. Mary Williams of Brimfield, Mass, is visiting her nieces, the Misses Jennings
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
PoMFRET CENTER
Westland Farm Apples Win Many
 Awards at Fair.

All roads led to Brooklyn fair We'd nesday. and Pomfret was we'll repre- scented in the crowd that made the day record breaker.
 E. E. Brown of Westland farm won thirty first prizes on single plates of apples and pears and first on both col lection of eight varieties and twelve varieties. Walter F. Day and N. G. Williams were close competitors.
 Andrew Sharpe is at the Day Kim : ball hospital, i'll with typhoid.
 Clarence Peckham is ill at home with typhoid.
 \. B. Smith has filled silos this week for F. F. Brown and James Hutchins.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
LAUREL GLEN

Dr Hale and friend of Sprlngneld' Mass. was at his summer home here Wednesday night.
 Clifford and Malcolm Thompson have been carting wood for Horace Palmer.
 Duncan Campbell went to JeWett City on q visit last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
HAM PTON

Little River grange was entertained by Wolf Den grange at the last regular neeting last Friday evening.
 I. w. Brown, who recently sold his farm, has moved his family to Yantic. Miss Katherine Baldwin, who has been visiting Miss Alice Smith, has re- turned to Iitchfeid.
 It is reported that Mrs. M. F.. Booth has blood poisoning in one hand.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23
GlASGO.

A number of people attended the North Stonington fair which was held the 10th and Fist.
 Miss Sarah Cameron is in Norwich and Westerly for short visit.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-23

\ billion talks year take place aver the tslephoues of NeN York city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-08-22
0LD-T|MER IS HURT
IN BAD RUNAWAY
AT B0zEMAN
C. m. PHiPPs AND TWO YOUNG
RELATIVES SUSTAIN PAIN.
Full INJURIES.

Bozeman, Aug 21.-(Special)- &c. NJ.
Phipps. an old timer. aged 81 years.
was seriously and possibly fatally in
jured and his granddaughter. Ethel
Phipps, aged s years, and his nephew
Robert Gray, aged 10 years, were
painfully hurt as the result of run
away this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The accident occurred on North Boze-
man avenue, between Main and Men,
danhall, and was caused by the horses
taking fright at a moving freight train
of the Gallatin Valley railway. Mr..
Phlpps, with his youthful relatives,
was driving south, the outfit consist
ing of two horses and a double sea ted
carriage. AS the freight cars crossed
Main street and approached the rig,
They whirled about, tearing them
selves loose from the carriage, smashed
the rig against telegraph pole and
hurled the occupants to the ground.
Mr.. Phipps suffered broken right
arm and a dislocated shoulder. ON
account of his age 1t Is doubtful if he
can survive the shock. The girl was
injured about the chest and young
Gray received sprained arm and
many bruises. Neither of the latter
however, Is seriously hurt. The pa
tients were carried into the Frazer
house near at hand and medical aid
was summoned.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-08-22
DRIVER MEETS DEATH
DURING PRACTICE SPIN

Elgln H., Aug. 21.-Ralph Ireland
driver Of racing automobiles, was
killed and his mechanIeian. Frank
O'Brlen. was seriously injured today
on the Elgln road race course. The
accident occurred during official prac-
tice for the automobile races next FRI
day and Saturday. Ireland was pound
ing over the road at a rate OF Is miles
an hour when his machine burst tire
and turned turtle.
Ireland and O'Brien were taken
from beneath their car by other driv-
ers and hurried to a hospital Ire
land did not regain consciousness. He
died three hours after the accident.
Physicians say that O'Brlen will re-
cover
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1911-08-22
REHEARiNG DENIED.

Carson, New, Aug 21.--The Nevada
supreme court rendered an opinion to-
day denying a rehearng Of It's recent
decision declaring unconstitutional
that portion of the amended banking
laws which placed all defnnet instltu-
tions In the hands Of the state bank
examiner. The application for the re-
hearing was made by Bank Examiner
Eugene Howell The court construed
the passage OF the law by the state
Legislature as an attempt to legislate
banking matters out of the jurisdiction
OF the courts.