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Irisyaician of New Haven, reported Bj Board of BeaUi. *8be has to o n calm oonraga than of Larieedniy; B ri Bri itadr have been falae to part, reeetV' that Anadia Earliart, to pottce today that two nweo had any person I ever knew. Please let ed poUce attention todiQr. to Ireland. The me thank the Aaeodated Press TreeMe Far Last Tea sMtieted Mlaa Afoea (XNeU, hta Action waa taken thia morning A portion of toe Nbrliidk^ told Putnam that ita corre- warmly for being the flrst to break CompanioD on an automobile ride, by the Board of Health of the Town boilder^a oonfessUm, that U a fider- gpondent' at Londonderry had inter- the news to me." after they had beaten hini aevere' of Mancheater to conitoe all doge to medtalioo to^ the Unffiwrgh baby Beers. tv town to kexmela or homes or leaah The phytidan, a reputed nttWon- case was a hoax lifoeady wpa oon- a f ^ told police the attack occttrred owing to an outbreak of raMea. The sidered disproved. That waa the CUmore, tnster, toetond; May 2L portion to whicb Curtto oqdatned U s a t '11:45 p. m. laat n ^ t when he situation became aerioua laat week CORPORATION PAID U.S. GOLFERS WIN — (A P )—Amriia Earhart Putnam, atciwed t i* machine on a aide road purpose to the elaborate lies was to when 11 treatmenta were given per­ the firft woman ever to fty the At­ to' Orange to enable hia companion sona bitten by a dog which waa get money by the sale at his story to H ^ t a dgarette. later kiUed and a poaitive report to upwep epers. FOR W A IM R ’S TRIP THREE FOORSONES lantic akoe, landed here this after­ Carry OC Girt waa given the Board of Health. The Police pointed out that the hoax noon. Culmore to five miles from The bandita, one of whom w m dtbreak b^an laat January when was .three w^pks old before Curtis Londonderry. armed, drhffed'Dr. Plnney f ^ a dew aifeeted with rahiea waa re­ arteamted to sen hto story; and that marine. bMt and robbra him of ported and four Paateur treatmenta even so, be could not hope to fim! Londonderry la the e ^ t r i of the any buyers unless he recovered- the hia watch and f 15 and then d ^ e given. , iWjm Letter ef Craiit M m o tl County of Lmdonderty to North away with Miaa OTfeil after th ^ Persona ntten stoton Gbiarlee Augustus Lindbergh, Ireland. had thrown tom into a ' clump of Laat week another dog owned by jr.,-lw bld i he. must have known was It is situated on the Fogdf, five impossitd^ to aatoueb as U s nq;o- Handed T o r Hew York bualiea. William C. Cben^ waa killed anc 8 miles above Lough Foyle and 128 Dr. Plnney aaid he walked to the the bead sent to the State Boan tiatkaa were not n^iotistions at alL miles from DabUn. main hifbnwy after regaintof con of Heaitb and a report given that Sene Other Motive. Mayer Before Jeoiey. mea At WeatVerdi Coarse The city has for years been an , fd6uanefi ADd waa pldMd <9 ^ * the positively bad rabi^. • An inquiry was^quietty under way active seiqwrt It was: a atroog- If motorlat wna i^rove him. to tiie Another dog is under confinement to foam if Curtto may not have bad hold of the Orangeites and in 1889 DtrbS^ police beadWoartera. and suspected of having toe dis­ some o th « motive,, ^ t e removed flnrnMT Enfl- m - v « held out successfully sgalBst the , Folk# aaid they had no New York, May 21.—(AP) — Wentworth, Survey, Eng,, n ay gg james H. ease. Three Paateur treatmenta froip the altie of Ue “story,” for in­ (A P )—The Hnited States temn [ due# aa to the whereabouta of Miaa have been given persona bitten by venting, the deception. It was re- Mayor James J. Walker's travels 21 (y s i a a ^ the.f^yaidan'a automo tn tjM that due to the *^deilcacy" of abroad in lO^^and to California to of women golfers today swept the London, May 21 -^ (A P )— The the last one to become affected. Winding sinuous-atreama of bunaanf^* coh^rglM Press AasOdatian reported from bile. The treatments given the 18 per^ tha-tiegottotions. with a vessel at sea. Tom MoanesraintereBt last year, the three foursome matches with a Dr. Ptone/a Up waa ba^y a ^ famous Bed Square, are strikingly shown to tUa Londonderry^ Ireland, this afternoon sons who came to contact with the ing the May Day demonstration in the Soviet AM he riigd. m y Coast Guard craft refrained from one all^edly^on a ^10,000 credit ^ t is h side to take a commanding by t ^ bandita and one of hia teeth letter bought by a bus corporatlm that Amelto Storhart. Putnam, solo three iBtoeted: dogs run over a peri­ tMseen an ^ e of the famoua Hremlto, and befbre iL toe T y to ^of Lfci ^ their usual carrtul patrUs in some lead to the team sertea.. She stoglea trans-Atlantic flier, had landed vha knocked'Out. od of wnrtaan days, a treatmrat watims, fearful of causing the ool- agent, the olheriBOt paid for as yet, with reviewing stands erected on gach side. r ^ t t o nuRtob^ win be playied this after- ti^re. • He waa 'ejBeb daring that period, the ,St,BasiL. The lmlldlJK.lowegleft to a fb rm y y u rto and cooventtvuch li^se at n^etiations for the baby's brourtit a demand from the city In- Sdentie Seboot ofirale to iMBt vesttgiffoa comafittoe today that noon. Mrs. Putnam, the news agency afiTf'Trr^lV The eofta of the treat- now hOU0(M a htotorlcafnniseton and government ofUcy. *- -rtmabm. amA, was unhurt She had bad M a i Ve Steal ■/flt I. As. a result of this relazed vigi­ - - - — — tting^ chief niajgtotrate One Hole, Margin Or, Ptoney, a focmer In jliif” next Wednes- Mrs. Glenna Collett - Vane and ie with her exbsuiat maidfrid Aeto w m dtoto lance, m m rumfors were able tor had out doit, waa waiulv^^o chafnnan of Mrtk ' Era defeated Joyce Mbdre, ' aiy> and to toad 9«B!^ Welihar^and; Watida M organ-^ «Iob4 B edto yesterday ,_,^.yrttl|oHCnwUnt thP (tBedhny^-raBshl jpum tiet^ Federal ontft, ^ driving . • tMuU. («ith Domestic I poUtod dttt/ M »» W5* Stoto'CondUaaioBsr of W aUtiforii evidence j . B. Watspn'^two and one and- h i w manifoM) for about tea Anlmilto.tW.j^ leeal. Board of I Lawyer'Btogaged. p And srttti it aaAtodr document tend- .-^urean dreutt and Mto.~ L«ona the press associatioh;quotes' From NorfUk came word tlit an tog fo show that the debonair offi- Cheney defeated MoHy*,Gourlay and ____ Piitiuun “and for a lob o t tte fffS ? J ffa«rS d tiS?be laSv S Tbritate vHU attorney bad been engaged to defend tindtog parts and the Lido Ddrta Parte by one hole. way I was Itytog through stormaT- ^ U t i S ? ^ b ! o t hS? ^ e stim a te d I «tion « * with the town Board of Health Curtis from the charge of ohetruct- pensivp ptoiygrounds,;hadids, bad overdrawoverd Mra..Vare and Ito*. Hfll adopted mizt, lato and a llttie fog. within five d a ^ as required by tog Justice OB wUeh he' iaitiSld, to Ms credit 88,000 duitog the 40-di^ the atrat^y of stlcktog to Miaa “When Mrs. Putnam landed, tiie atatnfe. lieu at 810,000 hall, in Jail a^Flem- gojourn. ^ Wethered and waiting for the fa­ press associatioh said, she deeliuod: When toe atate take# charge of Seahury named J. Alton Snfltllj ‘Tve done it.” the rabtoa dtuqtlott M&t weak, the Mctiw&h AfTM That Re- D J ington, N. J. mous English star to . make arrora The Rev. H. Dobson-Peacock, then New York sales agent tor nn«« Wethered’B first serious lapse ‘T had to land here to the pas­ £ & 3^ ‘s r j53s area wtil be tooi^oaghiy toapected jM o t t , They'made a fruittoaa aearch whose^cohnection with Cbrtto as an Fageol Motors Company, a mldr was at the eighth where, she mlMed tures outside Londonderry,” die fS % S S ildtoito.tet^iActolty« and the order of conltoement ex­ SMorces of States Are ^intermediary" to the Utot for the west concern, as the ortgtoal pto- an 18-toch putt and Mrs.
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