The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1908, Page 8

NOR TELA UST BIE , Committee in Charge of Bridge Celebration Learns He Hadn’t Been Consulted, i HURRIED TO APOLOGIZE City’s Executive Accepted the Explanation and Now There's Smooth Sailing, monster the new Bridge, sd that there the con inasmucl to think plans tf the Crimmins John D. Cr committee, ‘am astoi been no act of that this comr with or even 1 Crimmins, to th “I do not know ho ing to feel over this strikes me that he has just gt umility an the Mayor. Judge P. H. Du Nicoll, William H.W D. Crinmin M W. Pople, ( Leach, Burt J. Hu Jan and 1 committee Mr. Crimmi that the comn taken the initiat the Mayor, Trouble Over Name. approved by and thot no t “he poll & form Ov : workmer Mr, Th ; fntendent of L MRS. FAIRCHILD DEAD. f | i NEWBUR — caar f of the Women's f Union of t t president o Who? The person who buys his Motor Car through Worl “Automobile” advertisements. |RELATIVES FEAR THIS WOMAN WAS LURED AWAY BEING SLIGnTED THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1908. Wes. 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