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Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
ORDER OF THE DAY

10:30 a. m. Grand Street Parade. Noon. Town picnic and basket lunch
 in Hardenbergh's grove. 1:30 p. m. Band Concert in the grove
 by Lime Rock Cornet Band, and
 general play by the children. 2:30. Children's Pageant, under di.
 rection of Miss Susan B. Meyers,
 of New York, consisting of
 Dances of various nations, Panto- mime illustrating events in Canaan's early history Maypole
 dances, flag drill, etc. 400. Singing of National Airs by
 the entire multitude, led by the
 Canaan Choral Union, with Band accompaniment.
 4:30. Baseball game, Canaan vs. y East Canaan 500. Monster bon fire. and demon
 stration of efficiency of Chemical
 Engine.
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
MAKING NEW WALKS
CANAAN SAVINGS BANK
 AND PARSONS BEGIN

Cudney's Men Doing Fine lob on lm-
 portant corner-Dr. Adam to Follow
 Suit Immediately, and Others Get
 ting Ready.
 The work of sidewalk construction. about the center of the village, has be. gun in earnest, and fervent and general is the applause of the people. Saturday morning John Cudney and his gang of men attacked the walk in front of the postoffice and bank, much to the sur prise of early pedestrians, and late pedes- trians, as we'll, who watched with deep emotion the work of establishing the height at the curb line and the demoh- tion of the old walk. Recovering iron the first shock of surprise and delight, the first question invariably was, Is the work to be extended around the corner of Parsons store? Assurance was promptly forthcoming that the new walk was to reach across the front and around on the Railroad street side of the block, to the Porter pulling. Not only there but in the other direction the whole width of the Dr. Adam property, and possibly farther.
 Tenants of the property, from the post ofice-Jeweler Collin, Bankers Reed and Merchants Parsons-havs been re. ceiving congratulations and felicitations osya c1R f. which are now we'll advanced. The i'm provement will not only enhance the ap- pearance and value of the blocks, but render walking more comfortable and safer. The new walk, which is of ce- ment, is wider than the old one, extend ing to the curbline, and will be, when completed, the most important improve ment made around the center of the village in long time. and one that the public will fully appreciate.
 Messrs. Parsons and Reed having set the ball a'rolling. it is expected that other property owners whose walks need rebuilding, will fall in line and that all the walks, at least Ill the business dis trict, will be put into good condition Judge Roraback has signified his inten- tion of putting in new walk in front of his office; Dr. Adam has arranged with Cudney to have his walk built at once, and others on he north side of Main street are said to contemplate new wales. H. D. Humphrey, who has been considering the matter for some time, will probably keep up with the process sion by having sidewalk built in front of his residence and store, and live up to the traditional public spirit that actu- ated the Humphrey family at the tune, for instance, referred to in The News Gossip of Days Gone By" column this week, which relates that in September, 1878, Druggist Humphrey constructed at that place "the best sidewalk and curb in town" Which is probably just what ex-Druggist Humphrey will have again, when he sets about it. Any way, the sidewalk situationis improving nightly
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
. Continued on page 5.)
FRED SHOOTS FISH

Scamerhorn Gets Big German Carp
 With Gun.
 Fred Scamerhorn, who is a sort of rod and gun club all by himself, is hardly ever uuprepared to catch game, when ever he happens to be around where game is likely to be found. If he is out fishing and has only his fishing tools with him. he takes whatever comes his way, by the arts of the fisherman. If he happens to be gunning he shoots his game, no matter what it may be. Thus he is apt to lassoo a rabbit or fox with fshllne, or to shoot big game-fish with gun, which was just what he did last Friday.
 trolling down to the bank of the Housatonic river, near his house, he chanced to see an enormous German carp lazily floating under the surface of the water beneath the shade of an over hanging tree. Fred started for weapon with which to get the big fish, and as the nearest weapon happened to be his gun. he picked it up, walked down to the rivers brink, took aim and fired. The fish responded obedi ently and came to the top, upside down It was lowed ashore and hauled up on the beach-a splendid specimen of an ugly fish. On being placed on the scales it tipped the beam at trif1e less than Dt rouu6e and Ora Oupca
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
HOSE CO.'S FINE RUN
 AND QUICK COUPLING
New Fire Company Connect With HYdrant and Send Water Through
 Hose in I-2 Minutes.


 Hydrant and Send Water Through
 Hose in I-2 Minutes.
 The second practice run, by the hose company, Thursday night, was a credit able one, and practically the whole com pany and all the officers turned out to run wid de machine"
 Before the starting signal was given Foreman Wigglesworth admonished his men to take it easy at the start," and not exhaust their wind going up the hill The order just suited some of the mem- bers, whose wind supply, they said, wouldn't permit them to sprint. But the instant the starting gun alr admonitions and all shoN1 supplies were forgotten. T! yanked the heavy old hose oas it's house and up the grade street in less time than it eve Satan to scorch single feat whizz away they went, at a over the crossing, over the Te hill, up the stretch leading to Flu and around the corner to the hy front of Miss Sarah Adams re Not 8 man-jack of them rem the admopition to go slow, and Il them thought to favor his wind ratus.
 Arriving at the hydrant, they coupled on the hose, unreeled about three hun dred feet, adjusted the nozzle, turned on the water, and in just one and one- half minutes from their arrival, had a stream squirting up over the tops of the trees a remarkable record for a new and inexperienced company. A considerable crowd Of the dwellers in that neighborhood were out to wit ness the performance. and when the water went up into the trees they gave the boys generous round of applause. Not only that, but $96 was handed to the foreman on the spot to be added to the chemical engine fund. The run home was made Ill the same jig-time as the sprint to the hydrant. The next practice run, this evening, will be to the hydrant on West Main street, near Charles G. Smiths residence.
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29

At a meeting of the general committee on Fourth of July celebration, Monday eveuing, the details of the affair were thoroughly gone over and the committee were unanimously gratified with the progress of the plans and the outlook for successful and memorable oelebra- tion. .u
 The formation of the parade column, line of march. and general program for the day, were decided upon as given in the above schedule, and directions for the formation of the various divisions of the parade outlined.
 Industrial floats will find it more con. veuient to form and fall in by going up Elm street and over the road passing A. P. Freeman's s residence, through the lime kiln road, from which they may emerge, in order, upon East Main str eet, at the starting signal.
 The school children will rendezvous on Elm street south, near the Adam and Eddy premises.
 The Horribles and Burlesques will form on East Main street, near the lime kiln road.
 The Methodist church bell will be
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
Biz Time in PittsfieId

Pittsfeld is to celebrate it's 15Oth an- niversary this week and next week with 8 series of glorious events including industrial and historical and electrical parades and elaborate illuminations.
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
ORDER OF FORMATION

Lime Rock Cornet Band. Canaan Hose Co.,, No. 1. Chemical Engine. Industrial Division, floats, etc. Fife and Drum.
 School children's division. Canaan Cornet Band. Horribles. Grotesques, etc.
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29
PLANS.
LINE OF MARCH OF
 JULY FOURTH PARADE
Where the Column Will Form--Features of the Afternoon Observance No Firecracker Shooting During Parade Fire at Night.
LINE OF MARCH

Form east of Four Corners. Down Main to Granite Ave. Up Granite to East Bragg. To Railroad street.
 Down Railroad to Main. Down Main to Reed. Down Reed to Church. Up Church to Main. Up Main to Town Hall grounds and disband
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29

Minnie-I wonder If she takes some thing for that smooth complexion?
 Mamie-No; think she gave some- thing for it.
Connecticut western news., 1911-06-29

You women bear pam more heroic. ally than men,"
 "Who told you that-a doctor ?'' No, a shoemaker r'-London Opinion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

OF PASTORATE
% Rev A lB-nE- Cci-srats1 a.
SSns Lsthers7 crsrcr
S-06sy
ELOQUENT SERMON ~
T-fEL COLLEGE pREsioEsr
Mar, Messages ~ F~eiicfta,on Re
ce'seo From 7e-ine1t Frrrss
- Cny-c-.

Amid a profusirn c. towers ans
De strains o; exquisite esarcn music
,l~ at'h anaiyers4ry % .a- pastor.-e
o. he Rev A O. B-az vac a4y cv~
hrAt~t as scheduled
Ia- arr.tt-sag sermon cas-
preached hs rrcs.lerf Benz of Th.si
College The teN of lIs pleas ~
'ro-t aas Ephesians B. ~ .t He
heartily congratulated pastor and
people ou arriving safely 90 The rr,f
rv~ssar milestone. arI admUn.slei
al 20 continue 20 the n-Nt. relying on
tho guidance a. fh- Divine Christ
Attcr The sermon ur r isIrr
road o. humber o. kilograms and other
m-ssaE.s 90 talci'aflcl t.om prom
nent peeps Interested .r Z.or ,crtr'
saupu. AmouE fhes. ~sr- despatches
from the Hes ur O. j GouEavsr are
president Of tne IHttshgra synod she
amisburF. ohio. Or a.. G. Hcrk.mc or
70; Sew YORK. Gas Frauk Jensen of
tl" Chicago seminary. aut EtyCra.
others
h~-.4c- p|f-a,i.a- a=-.- st inc
evening seDic- by ur {, J. Brnze.
he Rev = g. Suy.er OF ft- Christ
mission OF Mozart Park. which was
established two years ago hy Rev A
l. benz-. delivered .r appropriate 90
dr's- E-s WIN tTf.r- o. So Johns
church and Rev T. 81 rreu-s o.: So
Stephen church vvre also present
~ fl.s service and il eloquent terms
brought tr. greetings and good .-ae-
~ their RESPECTIVE congregation
Mrs Mott. the organise and the choir
furnished music w.ch Vac much en-
JOY n hy fle Large audience .f iuts
services The following numbers were
rendered. with tine effect
E1Fre fe ProCs .nr. ty Ut-,sto
Gloria. from Mozart D. Mass
S--H " the Lord ly Roberts
G.lImanrs PI-forai-. -Ruhilstt.U s.
Itrcaroll0. The heavens Are
TcIllr. hy Hns4a. . Waited for f.e
Lord. Dog Noud'.-,ohr Schubcrts
S~cr'nadc. kiaua Iu~''ide fu 4 mi
nor Rev Hrrzo Noro bis handsome
new imported silh pulpit gown which
had hcrn presented hf tne ladies OF
fh. church .n honor OF fhis important
occasion. BE- reat f.c ritual from q
beautiful altar manual. personal
rift from Mt ~ r Soi-g N.'cr "td-
ing tho above m-.t.art frlr-rsms.
Prof H"u.e presented m" beloved
pastor of ION church Cd Well flied purse
from rho men of me CONGREGATION
Rev. HenLe Ras very much affected
by these AM The many other gifts %
appreciation from .his many friends.
lie bss MS hts sixth year 20 THE city
under ~ most favorable DrcuwsrHn.
co- and the best wishes OF people 90
D every religious belief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
. MYSTERY
At VILE

10 the homo and in a -nort time the
man vas found 90 be dead
Coroner Messer'y was called and
conducted the first part OF Lis inquest
Tho Rollins were taken 90 the Brdge
port JAN and Mrs. Rollins was let
OF az Z o'clock 9 m Mr. Rollins Is
Sun held o. tho jail County Coroner
{ b. Messerly took charge % fAe
body and examination Was made The
Jones SRI was examined and several
witnesses were Qusstoued. including
Onlcer Reyrner. sam Johnson. N.s
Rollins and several others
The alley Vher- The body "a Len.
mans was found aas guarded s,f.r.
DAY uight ana ar iuvrsuEator was
made yesterday The Inquest has NOT
been oompleted. how ever. and uhat
Progress vas made une NOT given ON.
The wife o. ue dead man be- bur D..
years 90 age nnI is thp mother ,f
t0o children. the cider being three
years old and tho younger bur an .r.
tauf " month"; Thor. are Ir
moi destitute c.rrurefarra.. irt.
INK practically ro money. and All.
silthErrs mere The parents uf SIR
and Mr. Lfrnans r.. la AZ Jones.
horo. ird. near fauapoUa The
anurE WIf0~ s m fh. VERGE az d,
nervous collapse and arrarrfmar,s
DO" being made fr have her cared f1r
IHr parents uf Nr. Lcnnars uera
notified and fre h"iB viii be- hold .f
.nr Aooilh morale until they are
heard from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
ARRANGEMENTS
Completed o. Cathedral Aiv- Dir
ectors Tor Social Session 20
De reia October .

Tire board of directors ~ enc "a
rhcdral h.sh alumni urf yesterday
afternoon and completed arrange
ments 'or having me smoker ~
October % Which viii D. hrid n the
school rno ara appointed "a conn
mite. o. -Four Nho aH have the 30
fair bon charf~ The rummitfee has
set prepared tt, program. bat NJ
is their intention - havc several prom
iurnt local men discuss varioua topics
% Interest % tho members
ln late Years M social spirit has
NOT been very active in the association
ant mo officers are using earnest
efforts to revive 'he old time enthus
tsw Wcsii's the smoker an Informal
dance - proposed at r. late date
The annual play NUI DO pulled or
during rho iasf 81 Novemter
aud irc hu,s have hsen Particular
fortunate loo securing ono of especial
merit. further announcement regari.
inE 49,. however. will be- made ia he
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
GIBBONS OPPOSES
THREE POLITICAL MOVES

o.; a century and a quarter u =
w~eathercd the storms 90 Tho csnfurH
~hich Is pAs<d and u saogid D
frosted Tor tbe centuries TO GONE
What hAs cecn scc1 eucaEh fcr our
fathers ousht ~ - good cnouEh for
a. E.s-y cs.cc~ either In the
political o. rvtricus World. - mol
a Information
-Hcttrr 20 bear thc fis Nc q
than Nv 10 those Ne NOV not o.
~ uct disturb ;he political LANDMARKS
% the RepDhic
A. the Heginuing 90 MS srmon the
Cardinal referred in <ratsful terms 10
ne civic demonstration Ia his honor
h-tr last June which vsS attended
b. President Taft and lcadlng mem
bers o. the coordinate branches % the
federal government
The Cardinal here drew an interest
ing comparison betN the Catholic
church tn 1851 and IS present sitga
ton after hnif a century. during all %
Witch time he has abored "a -
ministry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
WILL MEET
"'a-a 49, ~ 90 s. ~stsces-
VII ~cid vsry I-po-tart
Neetre

I-r ruals t.E trr "a, fss board
90 ssorf 10 Sf Waf,hers c-r-rb
Dbl. a. Missionary tea on Tresla
U o0.Otfr q mo- tte residence
- Mr. .er-r Wro1s af Wrrfsfafe
.1r tne 1rrcse cf C%l'in.rE ne work
f1r 10 gu nrl winter and also Tor
thc returning % tae united ofserrra
mite boxes ffa' have been Distributed
iuruE the past year
EverV roman in the parish q most
cordially invited o. b. present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
ADSERI lSlNG TALKS
WRITTEN 1T
WILLIAM {. FREEMAN.

Mr.. W. W. ARMSTRONG.
PRESIDENT Of The NATIONAL
COPPER BANK or SALT
LAKE CITY. UTAH, wrote
me the following letter under
date Of Septemher 7th:
have READ and an st4i r,adlnz.
WIN 4 great dsai ~ iuter~-r your All
sertisin< talas Uhlch are lus i-inx
published In The Trbgrs % lie rtfs
f~artlcuiariy have Z been ntrrr-frI 70
TIE Sslne that yog p.ac. uUou bFIir
LAR SENBPAPER ADVERTISING
On tho sdvlc. 90 advrrtailE u~u
THIS BASK since Ira opening uu
june iE'. 1870 Has DEVOTED
PbACTiCAII.E ALL or .s EF
ORR ~ THE Nay DF AUsEH
IlSlNS To THAT ~ DAILY SEA
PAPERS.
We find OgrseIvea on fls frsr 90
ssptsmb~r Sith an amount -et~..1.1s
1900 o on det0a. and four mo.
SAM customer am fru CON
WINGED that OVER FlFTN PIX CENT
Oh THIS BUSINESS has been Great. d
business and has no. been fItf aIfn
mas come from other ftaaH - H.r
cty-thati N HAS BEE. UHDIsiII
To rs by OUR ADVEHTIsiNG
This % PAFticuiar!y tr-' a. our ~
town business. which las come n
quite a large amouut from surround
ING states and the country cIsfricfs
In Utah A lev months ago e- rr
ceived an account % $50. .l fl-
savings Department. from "a bi-.l-ss
man In Detroit. Mich eau. who BENT
with his letter and draft a clipping
OF our ad In ,he salt Lake Tribune
published some two weeks yr.or ro
The date OF his hotter
y Their have been many Instances
IKE this from idaho. Nevada aud
wyoming. which could not have come
from anything other than %. adyer
Using IN daily papers ~ this city
= consider our letters ~ very
great value To the business man vho
Ia spending money by way % adycr
ftstrS. and wish "a commend you for
h same"
More than two years ago |
told in this column the story
OF a SEATTLE BANK which
had won FAME AND BUSl-
NESS ADNER-
Using IN NEWSPAPERS.
Mr.. NJ. j. ShlughucSSy, who
gave me the information. CON
Quoted the advertising sam
paign for this hank. and is now
a director in the bank. ana has
been elected, So am informed.
president OF one 81 the trust
companies in seattle.
That hank was very sue
ceSSful As the result OF It's i'd
veriiSing IN newspapers.
Now comes along another
! bank-the National Copper
P9uk, OF Salt lake City
Which is Glad to saw that IT'S
hSlNl - HAS BEEN GRE
Az IL NPGELN
go NHER
ADBERTlNlN
Why don. every
where wake ui r The necc>-
Sity Of WAKING THEIR
BUSINESS KNOWN to the
public TIE Al
NERTlSlNG COLUMNS or
THEIR HOME NENSPA-
PERS?
ITO BE- r~g~ffrurr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
SIXTY-FOUR
YEARS YOUNG
STONE & T-oSSs CELEBRATING
ANNIVERSARY.
Ore e tns o see; E,;ss s,ez -e.sss
90 t1s CITY - wee rs@Su~t-
90 tie Stor-

stone a Thomas ore q tts Oldest
ped -ranre -o.s~ ot Wa~e.nE ar
- ~rrk u-'rturlE .h..r sxty
ioafta a~rnlN~rsA-e .l the.r uaEnir
celf modern -tofs st.cu st4u1- ru
ih- site ~trTe they f--t started "a
t'-iness more ths laf "a century
aEo Not only e this ag business
.a.r az tt~ OLDEST .n .he state
ll' it s O. o. 'l. 4r.,st And best
alag-1
in 10: shortly after 81 Jan stone
90 nrelc. Mas stepped .glm Che
ir-f.y Doors 40 Awr~-. COLLEGE ~t-l
BIS l.Yl1uia sa:,is --0Ned ass, under
D arm. fa boarded a river steamer
'1r IND annapolis Tile boat however
~as iaid Up m Whs-fIaa ans f.r --r
'.nr1erf Nuuns Nalk-- aro foarrt
Do Nas through college against thc
'lt.rrs sch. took . ak.-E 'a -r-
hamlet lnt decided 20 settle here
ii" taught t c|o.Lfry school a, r-t
.Ht l''rf secured d position 18th
Goodrich a 60 dry Goods store. o
Gated in South VIZ. Iar %. aa-
th"n into partnership tao years
later
Iu iS4. Mr. stone bank roll
amounted o. Si.lnH R-iri,,s .s ).
G. Thomas furnished hsr- &i;h % -.u.i
Jar -''Ah' ana 'aIs iA" 'ou1Gafion
'a'n 10y tA' business which Tor
tHr"cr,ure ana I1-- wears bias been
on" of the most prohtao', trI sac,
cessfsl ir Wheeling
"pf' pt"S'h' i''"
r,r-. 9.oh
. ....t
...f Bon ,
bored .rl ,- I
p-. u,.
AIfl..s. Ola. .ft,- AZ
-h. NOR. tr.,. oF o.. ..-,,'- 80
besides pl.iar close -.t..-f,,r "a 81.
t~p.,n.-- ,i.- 80
an public ana.rs por , number ,-
ears Doe served .p ,.. c.-r common ON
.ha Repuhl can ticket ana POGO. ar tr.
fita part in Methods. church a-..r-
ilc was oue OF The founders coz ST.
Lake park and e. public er'rtcl aud
pnlltntHropi, citizen o' I1. ...h,-t
iype DO lNN1 bis scty, care-r ended
Mr. Thomas d.d not give active att'n
non i' On" hIm 81 business i.' last .tN
years cd. IBIS l.r. dying ln Uses
~ q striking mouuu'ut fo the
memory NJ Two or Nh''iiuEs ~t-ri.
's' md most highly respected tl-i
ness men. mo st0r' or stone \ Thorn
as r handsomely decorated The
'h~""-nh's "t" VIII rack ana Jam Poe"
N'rt.a'i- MSS week VIII lind 90 'p
'hcir advantage on" ~ rho most
Hhiqu" sales ever conducted here vii
repay thom
IN ap~pT'ri'iion ~ The public aiI
10 IN" grown OF the business. the
HIn nus week is placing SOME" re.
warkahic bargains on the table. and
LNrin'r showing appreciation hy 20
me cash received on every
N"nii"ih sale % a gold piece 90
Dee purchaser OF every sixty fourth
'H'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
BILLY GRAY
Smoke Second Stacker vas tire Whole
SHOW IN Ball Game AZ Indiana.
pa. y Few Days Ago.

HIi'v GRAY. who .ttorf-i around th"
Kevsfon- bag for rho ~toEi-s during
tn.. latter part OF th" season. was th"
wh... Show 800 O. recent Dahl game 40
Indiana pt. hrtw ZEN tht Indiana
>ofral club and OBJ. Homer CIV mine.
Co. ta- riu'n irrire GrHt .io.'ri one
...r tr. f-r.. which drove in three
runs winning the game ly Cd l'us
.rt. t'. lz on the nFi- reserve
IIaf for Do. iri. season and VIII ru
doubt h- tL- sta short stopper ~
fa. central
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
ROSARY EVENT
Annual Procession Is Held az ST.
Joseph's Cathedral For Ctris
and Altar Boye

Tho annual Rosary prn.'ssl n ~ -.
J.s..I- Cathedral vas r.It iHsf 't'r-
lrs 80 sr o'clock ir en- main a.ll-
forilm % the church This pisasinE
alI .urr.e-it. event fs hrIi each F.ar
far OBJ, girls OF ths academy and fh-
ALTAR boss Ha.rl purely a ohiiirrns
AFFAIR
TI. procession vas Accompanied nr
ft... mls. and b reE4lar rosary
U.. ufI.re Tho church was upfrY-
rr.af.is decorated for the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

CouHei'- f-d1v special beginning
sept go. one frst class Cabinet Pho
toeraph. on handsome enio mount.
and pix best finish postcard pho,Ds.
600 FOR ono Dollar Ceunei Studio.
1869 Main street egph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
noay .idsnt,6sd.

Srr "a. r'rrsir t.s f-nfsiIFenrer
MpHgA%TpWN ~ Va oct -
Dam kakirh "a strtiau vac tnr man
Nhurs loft was drawn from thr river
nero last Friday Tho Identification
atF mad. hr n fHIrm1nf man There
v.s nn fD.l pis' fn fha drowning. but
80 man went oter ~ dam a. Llttls
Pals In "a -ktm while CrussIng tie
stream The dead man has "a brother
900 sfsulsutils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Bridgeport Police Bafred as % Wn'
Killed Arthur Iennans Or Sstur-
day Evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
o~eneurees DIrect Ei-etier e = 5
senator Srferencsm 400 ssSan
% Jsoses
URGES cHURcrsEs
70 t~AkES 70 cSTS
Al Should Tak- a Psirtots Interest
- Esery Measure ~A-ee;rs
Commemorate.

BALTIMORE. Oct LA -. course
% his jubilee sermon. delivered A. The
Cathedral here to-day. Cardinal Glib
hons oppressed unqualified li-ap
proNai ot tarrc iupcrtAat p4Iti,a.
proportions ~alch have commanded
a large share OF public attention
rADv the election % United States
senators by me direct vote ~ the
peopi" the referendum PROPOSAL
mich has come ~ NJ several west.
rrn states providing Cor the submis.
sion % legislative 'rACfmvnfs % the
voters for ratification aEd tee recall
~ ne judiciary
white % is tLc Cardinals custom
20 preach OF the first sunday % the
month. his discourse today WAS in
he rAt4r- o. a prelude % ,as --
B sious celebration ot h- golden 5ahI
ice AS a priest o. che Catholic church
and The silver anniversary of his car
@ riltfe. Nhich begins on Suntas th.
l-'u inst and continues un-il 10
18Th
Defining the duties o. his hrcth
ron CO. 'ue laity he eNhorted them to
tr .a''hfli 800 tlv practice ~ -htlr
religion and urged them as cifireus
Of the United State, ,o Take "a paui
Ut'c part in every measure tnat con.
tributes to the prorrc-s o. the COM.
iona 'a.fh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
ORDINANCES
Calls issued For Meeting o. Council
Committee Tonlght-Rou-
fur Buefmrra

calls 'or "a meeting o.; the counc
commrrr. on ordinances % be- held
fr.s evening ar fhs city hail. we're
Issued Dot over nE s number OF ron.
tine matters .~nc'HlIue improvements.
ago o. DO considered