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BER 2.260. Wufimw . SOUTH NORW ,. i. ..,‘TUEBDAY. JULY 23.. 1895. TWO GENTS.-
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EiiiEli liliiilil iliiiE TED "1111"" ”m- , VICTORSIHEVICTOBIOUS 1 noted... a. m m.
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‘ ‘ it ‘0'.“ 1801'!!!" GREAT Gill 0? BALL amnouist first. 6. Louder hit to T" ELDIBB LABOIING ZEAlr ”Ill!!- celsstiel marriage MAM}
"1 '1'" ° bsso oust! 'ro um: cosvsnrs. Godworship. Itisofthisisstbsdyihab
bdoroiisdid. Sullivan knocked a fly _
cosmos win. oneness-s nouns in o- wmwmwwm” ‘1” rs. Bridgeport am mum min-a- ”“1”“ 0“" roroots m I. s. lorlonsly cousin’s lone. ‘
‘db'h‘ m in m "m: Wli- bill. I Loot their Daughters Boon-so rollovers 0TH“ OPINIONS.
ooswlegtho Alminlotntin- of Justice EdisPsrk'ostr srsthegnestsof “Chaim-1km» seem-rm ”dam“? "mm 1 u ‘ ”I” u .
’ es .0.’ O I.“ . ”h m
In the City can of low ”v... m.“ Pdrk, o! w”: . . I" . n” g. 3...... listen (inhale-sailed Lettorneyleiets I! edoo It edy of tho ‘ ril l , _ ,
. Onr would-be corn ’tors have bogs. i1" * 7
triolicw Ravendistrictofths New York welk,is m, “a.“ of 3... Grace Bin- pressive weethsr,ssw the second game. ham my on out meeting with considerable opposition gamma,“ upon 1:3“.mb or} v.
I» lost Iiothodht Episcopal conference, moss. we“ Danbury; lira. A. c, hr. yesterday afternoon, on the Baxter two 1...... sending 0'50“” home, 1'.“ from the more conservative class of '
Lotussubmit a few opinionsfromrsp-
“0mm church, WI! ."md It. the E. Dug" on Sand.” Ii“ 09",“ 0. N". “d “1. South Norwelks. With long flylouggoDunlu". ".0 “uh; it. believe that Mormonism isand has been utable bum men ill PM!“
Union station in New Haven. yesterday sired is ”mg" n", Emme Bmith,en the exception of one man, Baltic, the Ivsrs coming home on a“, hit. Belinski merely the invention of adiseased mind
. ough investigation of the encyclopedia-
upon the arrival of the Shore Line ex- “a“ of E. A, gum“, over gnu", ssmess that of last Monday. Beverel flag ‘ _ laboring zealously for converts among question. ;
”“3339 o‘clbck. The ore-idles 01' Kr. and “m William Cusoii. of West Ohhhguhadbesn made in the Bridge- 13 a“ first hglgof thagishgh“c‘pmn the people. but after several months'
, Wilkesbsrre Record was sieving win
he is spending the summer. and Sergeant paying afew a”, visit wiih their brotb- Ploy was called at 3:40, with the South thrown. out at am, w, Lauder 'u The meetings are fairly well attended. "we" the 3"“me which Tun Entr-
UOIIIOI we: at the station waiting for or and am". Mr. and Mrs. William Norwnlksin possession of the hickory. given a base on b“... He stole mud and many parents are seriously cou-
price.
_ . ‘ ' . . . . ' i .
mquzzm,wv;flh£:em :ngax‘e; :1: C. E. War dwell, of New York city, Dr~ theboll between first and second base beautiful mm 5mm“ got his base on mveigled into a. faith wh oh, no ,
the Centennial American Tee store at George “ad's”?! D‘“;"' “d F' " '1" “t- 39 put one in the lime “9" next man up, Be "a hit with the b." foundation. A reporter was informed ”“1“: '° 3'" 1 t 1894
868 State street,becsme his surety and E' Stoddard, 0' C 1°09". ““u-‘m’ “d went to am he. Simone w" on ”"9131” that a special “amp, had Avoca, a.. at. s , .
_ second base. "Captain Jack" hit the . y
The warrant on which the presiding Wardweli, of Livingston place. 0'“ bell for one base. G. Lauder was forc- Dunne hit ‘0 short stop and made first. mingle among the young girls and the 1311:3010???“ 3'19'1111“ ”Fax
cider was arrested charges that at snn- Sunday. W..‘Leudcr came home. Simone went to 3“ "19m “3““ “P311 “19 1'0“ ‘0 0011' “0' 9 ma ecomparisons "‘ "
flew out, and sat down. Simone was . .
. . . . - to he I . I
day of Aprllend June 2!. 1805. he utter- hl'°_h°0|l spending 30'5"“ ‘1‘” "1‘11 swan his base on balls, forcing came to the bat. Three balls and one verts, or any other .Broad River people, ;:::;fis?o:1::d:m:Jmofic’nomh
.tflke had been called on him. when have read up the history of Mormonism.
.W' l a ‘
Isms
. W Herbert dew outiosniliven. BBO‘D “WEB ”Mimi“ _
Senor Sssstsrers at the Seashore ‘1” 1’1"“ u’ ‘1“ ““1" m not,
x a N“- “ bl”, but the h.“ fit ‘0 at”
There has been units on «also! Nor- 0 "3 BAX!!! G 011 the Broad River Hormone claim 'io'boo ,. ' ‘
-- O’Rourke snatched one between
rsbliohsd Derogatory lute-sets One- . ”finder e nuns-g Inn by Defeating
I” P". “d I” 30!“!!th “‘1 of this Religions Soot—lemming of the
Presiding Elder Crendeil J. North, of 1,, days; like Hey Suitinofflonth Nor- A large audience,
favorable opinions of their encyclopedia.
. formerly "I”! 0! the South Norwelk sons was "3. mg of I... ”a m Isaac grounds, between the Victors. of Bridge- W to third base. Rogers knocked . people of that section of the town. who
. . . who have evidently made a prettythor-
afternoon. by Detective Sergeant Cowles, Maple 'evonne; leyor Hobbeli w" the South Nos-walk team’s make-up was the m; to w, Lauder “a w“ thrown out at from its very inception. The elders are
These. opinions were given wbiiotho
der come from Martha’s Vineyard, where Haven, returned home yesterday, .1“, port club. Jack” put one out to short “0P and "a work only eleven have been secured. ‘
. . TINEL is now offering at such a low
him. The two went in a cab to police Shelley 41 Lowe street. G. Lauder was the first man up. He hit and toboggoned down to third. making . corned lest their children may become
for one base. Sullivan was thb next man b‘uo. gain” a" cut. Wank was the cording to history, has no 7'" 8"1’°”°’"’ °‘ ‘1” B""'"“
_ ritory, getting first, Lauder going to ‘ .
h was released. ' guests 0‘ If. “d. M". William F. second base and W. Lauder on ,third. been made 1’! “10 Mormon elders ‘0 we purchased "1° Record edition of
edout at third. W. Lauder came up . - -
dry times and dates between the dim; Willi!“ S. Wade 13nd family, who 1 third and Wolch m second Dunleevy version. It is doubtful if any of the con- ““91“” work—article "“11 ”1‘1““
ed and caused to be published certain the 10mm”! mother, on we" street, Welcb, who was mnningfor Sullivan. to
. dim-using "Id 591'“!le statements started "”3""! {01' “1°11" home in N01" third base and “Captain Jack" to second. Simone w“ caught too far off third and ThoEncyclopediuBritannicu gives several 31'1"“"11‘3’ was 5° manifest,,‘we each of!
concerning the administration of justice "I“: 03‘30- The bases were full. oniiiio came up. put out. pages to the subject, from which we 1“ ordereda ”1 from "’9 W' We:
in the City Courtof New Event! ml- Mr. and lira. B. C. Evennshim and He evidently felt the responsibility, for 1., a... mood 1,." mm,“ m w w. glean the following: 1’9" 11" ““1““ 90mm" ‘0 _8° ‘9 1i
ioioudy and spitefully criticisinlz and family, of ‘Peekskill, N. Y., are visiting heron his lingers through his hair. pull- Lsuder and w“ thrown out at first. Mormons, or the Church of Jesus 3:“, “d “1"." "1:: more “11‘“ng
misrepresenting certain investigations Mrs. Everinghim's sister, Mrs. J. 3.1 eddown his cep,apet on his hends,hit Doberty did the same thing. Herbert Christ of Latter Day Saints, are a re- "19111;!" ta" “8 nnhmore crusade-d
Milli: in the city Immor- ofloe, and Russeliflroherd street. 'ooe tothe second baseman, and retired put one out in fight field for two bum ligionr sect founded by Joseph Smith at 9 "1 1°C 5 “9 "1“" "1°" hoseughiy
with maligning "“1 attacking Charles 8' Mrs. James Delfei, with'ker daughter 1‘11" “‘15. “Soil,“ "0'11 iOI’Bi" 1°“ ‘1“! O'Rourke drove one out in left field, Manchester, N» Y's in 1830.1“ '0? i110 “‘1 satisfactorily "“M'
Hetthewman. who was the escistent city ”d can
.of Brooklyn. is visiting lira. ii. “1% 1"“ d0“ d0 1‘ “8'1“ brlnsinc in Hubert- Welch threw the 1"”1‘1"-"‘31‘ "a" ”"1“ 1" 8"" I‘m 1A M blofliignflgm 1
attorney of the City 0°11“ prior to “1“” Lauder and D. Dunlap, Mrs. Mai’s sister DOM"! W" "19 11"“ man ‘0 “06 ball from left field to Dunne, who stood 01W: “"110"! 01 Utah. now the state of set. gr. too so core.
4, 1895. and who has since been the city and brother. Dunne, who was in the box for South
efew feet in front of "Jack." Dunne Utek. Smith was b0“ December 23' DAXgELfi GEORGE
threw the ball to “Jack," but "out“, 1805. et Sharon, Vermont, from which 0° cepor 1'" C' 00'
miscaiculatod the distance for he threw p’aco. ten rem later. his parenter- poor. .3“, m Mum r... 'm a."
it herd enough to drive it through ignorant,thriftiess, and “0t ‘00 110119” In Instant."
"Jack," who missed it, letting in couple, removed to New York, where PITTSTOX, Pu..Sept 15th., 1894.
ii in k i ii O'Rourke. Ivsrs bit to (i. Lauder and they 89‘2”! 03 I Slim" 28"“ 1193' 331' Ihsve carefully examined, with my“.
;, . at is wings wit h m. ebit a nice wag [jg-Own out at any, myrs. ‘our years stert ey remove to -
.1; so arranged and caicuiatedseto preju- M” William H' “”1661?" Of Charlton, 0005016" held. whom-"6r slittle Ch!“ In the beginning of the ninth inning “Shem-'9‘". 301“ ‘11 "11°“ 011’: and 1‘ 222:3:pglcilili::810:o%e:o{fgn:m;o‘:o?i:
1, dice the public mindestoacertain mat- N' Y'Jf" ““91"“ 0' J‘m‘h Kellogg,of ceusedby the wind, Welch got it. It Duuleavy flew out to “we,“ (3, was at the letter place, when fifteen Britannica and also of the ’Jchnson
tor then and there pending in the city 81’0“ 31"" wesapretty catch. Lender's iiy was caught at first and years 0“. that Joseph begun to have hil '
attorney's office, and' then and there Mrs Fred White, who has been the
_ . V . . work. I was pro-disposed in favor of the
In the first half of the second inning Sullivan popped one up 1. short stop, alleged Vllions, in one of which,on the Johnson not only on account 0“,".
under investigation by the city attorney. 8'18“ 0‘ Ml!- Jlmei PM“: South “.30 Weich struck out- Dunne 11in socold who froze to it. ”1811‘ 0' ‘1“ twenty-first °' September, ing an 'American work but also by the.
wit, the State vs. Rufus T. Cooper, street. h” returned to her home in YW beseend was thrown out at first. Dun-' The Victors did not pigy their in." of 1823. the angel of Moroni appeared to representation of friends, The ‘ ot‘
by said language. articles and words here, N- h.- 1 '80“
published, and cauwd to be
10""1‘0001‘8‘13 fly out it! right field. on. inning. him three times and told bim cm the m, John“ m for". m M“.
lire Hanford Lockwood, of Green. Ild it stuck to the holder's bends. Bible of the Western Continent, the app- in the best light- but I
blished, endeavor to intimidate, . WI.
wich, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. 1... hell put one up in the air and it fell I plcment to the New Testament, was buri-
., attorney of the City Court.
‘ It charges that‘while Mr. Metogezman
’2 was in the discharge of his «in sthe
presiding elder, by the use of certain
seditious and ion smmatory articles, lan-
guage and words, written and printed;
. 1 Norwalk. He buckled on his wings and
Mrs. Harriet Waterman, who has been ,
visiting lire. E. L Mitchell, South in... 115"” °“‘ ‘° w. 14““ “"11”- H”‘*’°‘,'
street. has returned to her home in hitashort ousted-lupus, who passed 1‘
Cohoea, N Y to Simone, who "put it on” Herbert.
O'Rourke came t the l‘t . E l
George C. Valentine and family and 0 pa e e are
Son" Nonwsuis.
ii
_ . 1' 1’0 A satisfied 1 did not went the work.ho-
lnder end impeach the city attorney in E Buckmm'of South liein "mg, in Dunieevy‘s hands, and didn't get G.Leuder.sa ...................... 1 2 U 4 1 ed in a certain spot near Manchester. cause of its .03,“ treatment of NM
’ - - Sullivan, 2b ........................ i l d l 0 ‘
the discharge of his duties, and did lrving Taylor and family; of Jersey away. Mederos and Cunningham both J. o o ‘ 0 o Thithor, four years later and after due of importance. I sent ,0, m M
. , ”11” 111' to ‘1“ “3‘1““ 111' "“1““! City Heights,ersvisiting at Fernk Rich- '1111‘ ‘0 (“0'33 I‘m“ ”‘1 "1° thrown wfiifiCélnl'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.1’.1111111IIIi l i 7 o disciplinary probation, 8111““ "“1": and, agent. “ought ma copi- ot-uu'm-a
e 11W by inciting and inflallillg the "d... of Burritt "one. out at first. ‘ Simona, lb ......................... o o 12 o o it is cleimrd, had delivered into his ”a. um I might compacting“
public mind concerning the proceedings In “10 “1‘“th 0‘ the “11m "Ni“ Shimmer ........................ o o s o 0 charge byenengel of the Lord e atone id
mill" Cooper 8‘", Grahamreturned to B'°°'1"" G. Lauder poppsdup a lily to the first Welcu.i.t ......................... 0 o 2 l e boxinwhicb was ‘ volume six inches 1’" °‘ An" ‘ “"11“ compute- I
I” r“; 1th“ “IQ articles and m": “W‘ Vi'i‘W1‘h "f-“dun- W. Mm who hid 5! paper on his Dunne.p ........................... 0 0 0 .2 l u. f thi ' . “a “y to "10” who "nt “mm.
1 “"1”“ omen were written by A. 170;..ng Fair street. “mitts "'1‘ died there "Sully" to Dunleevy.c.f ..................... o 0 2 o 0 3%; ° 1‘; :0“ ”new." more outline ofasnbject. or who desire.
engnsgs . . -. - tried ———;-—— c soven,en ssteued s r
the presiding eldor “a caused to be “In Sarah Burrsnd “18.8"“! Thomp- drive one through the pitcher, but that Tom” """"" ‘3 1 '1 15 2 by three gold rings. The plates were u; “1:" '30” 0' the‘irestre: 0! if;
Published by him over his own signature ”'1’ °t 31“ N' Y" ”9 3"“ 0' “1“ gentlemen “id. "Nay," “‘1 “1"" "1'- “mm u in no i s 0‘"er '1“! small "“138 1" “1° "'0' fhgbi :hn g? ages“) on t'llfi ates
in an a... public pro-omen H-ven be- Am Bumflomlt- Sn": out-mm. "ammonium 120...... z. ....................... o u 2 . . mm Ema..." tongue.snd were u- m....i.'..." if” ' 3;: "'9" ”
tween the dates mentioned. Kiss Grace Watkins and Kiss Lucy 10“ 501d ‘0' 01“ 1"” and "I" ‘0 “111" mm“- H ------------------- 1 1 1 0 1 compeniod by a pair of supernatural purc was; ewrctennice.
Then follows the letters the presiding Downs spentsunday with In. mum on W. Lender’s two-base bit. Simona 330ml?” 7, i 1': 3 f; spectacles consisting of two crystals set Anon
elder sent to the press while the Cooper Device, in Rileflold. ””7 0‘" “Id “10 “0301159" ill- £33049, """" T, o 3 0 0 in a silver box and called “L'rim end ‘Mfl‘ni‘e in Tm: SENHNE‘
case was under invutigstlon by the city Carl Werner. {OI-me”, 0; Norwalk, ,3 Inf-11° "00113 1“" “ORG“ knocked ‘ Cnnnlngiism.c.f ................ o l o o o Thummim." By aid of these the mystic "
attorney. These are the letters addressed 38"“ of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Latsoe, of flyto fully," who smothered it. Be- merit-63s ....................... u l 2 2 (1) characters could be read. This. it is DIED.
. - _ ' H ' no , ...................... U l :3 2 - W".
tobheReglsbol'JhO 18“" ‘0 Guru“, Orchard ”re," ha. '0" one bet'nn thud and Monsflcid,p....... n it n ‘J l claimed, was “W” and the Book of SCiil-‘iELD—Diedmn July22,liiib.etxorwelk
, n Fox. sndthe open letter to (my At- Hm, Camp M, den, ,0, “no, & Ielclond bmvivorfinore- :mfie‘l’ddhit r ¥ ._ 15‘s Mormon was published m 1330, under {mum ligabellhdlalughteaof was. a. .m'
ii to ’flgthgwmgn, Be ed' I I “Iii It i d f h 3 otonom , gu er. ' 0 h.“ 0 It Die: ......... , .............. I.” J 2i sworn statements of the "anal-w". All?“ -:CO 8i.xas'?t°dm&ni 8. made"
11 hewsrrant. continuing, alleges that mini: 6 0"" y“ er ay 0” a :50 l'l'SuIly," putting out Belinski, then 3:13?”ka 3 3 “,1 i 1: g g L: This ”limo-y .11 mm, denounced u inneril'i‘i-oinai'iie rgiiidence 01.233“qu
1 articles, language and words were ul van expressed it over to Bimons,
p blished, and caused to be published, to Fred A‘ Beach, of Danbury, '1" spend
_ Donne. No.7)i tt av no. W
Earned rnnsJ'iclors, 2; two-base hits. w fol-e some years Inter. Upon renouncmg n on on calm}?
. , .
the city atto yintodisrepuieand aportion of a two weeks vacation in
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
"110 P1" 011‘ “3531131‘1- 1' W” the Louder. Herbert: bases stalemw. Lundsr 2: Mormonism. the gold plates having N.» . - we .,-_.w____.e.,.:—.__-—_—_=
first double play of the game, G. Lauder, Web-ii; double plays. W. Lnudc. mysteriously disappeared. In the book WAN'I'ED. /
ntelpt of the good people of this com- Norwalk. Sniffsn led off in the fourth with a hit :11111V'f'g‘11‘:”ngslmxem; w :“t' and Smith "M declared to be God's prophet .....-__, “W
nwealtb end to check and restrain Edwin Watkins. of Jersey City. ‘- toucond and was thrown out u “m- [33.13: £13.22... b;'pi:z:i~.hi;'elch; “unfit This is Smith's account of the book. but A ‘ifflfi'fififig‘flfggfimfi “gaff“? '
from performing his duties acoord- '1'1i1381113 “"010: R- 1+ w‘ikihli Di! “7010b struck Ollt- Dunne was given I ont,Wi-ich.2. Time of animal hour.'.'u mln- in reality it was written in 1812 as an C'vi‘em1ne10mt'0- y. is?“ .
to his best skill and judgment, and street. base on balls, and Dunloavy bit to third mes. Umpire. Thomas.
by such action he did intimidate, re- Ilrs. Mary Paul, of Grove street, is on- “d W“ “"0"" 0|" hi first. M-MW’N
and hinder a certain number of tertaining Mrs. J. Whittlesey, of Brook- 001“"! “”0 first and hid ‘0 80w
state's witnesses in the case of the lyn. the bench. Herbert knocked one to
,tothegreatiojury and dam-cs 0‘ Miss Lizzie Grindrod, of Dsnbury, 3.1"" “d '1", 1"“ 9‘" “ first.
“i“.- spent Saturday and Sunday in Norwelk. 3'9"" flew up 1“ “1° 1'" “3‘11” b1"
o warrant further states that on Rev J A Lathbury of Long island Sullivan was there again and Jamesie
y 17, 1805, in the city of Ileriden, the '90!" bonds. with f ”g“ d . in Norwelk’ .113‘1 ‘3 0'" i1“t ‘86“1" 1“! name.
ding elder did contemptuously and y , _ ' Th0 fifth inning WIS dimmnt. G.
boiouaiy use, speak, utter, publish and lies Edith Elliot, 0' Brooklyn. 1' "'1” Lauder soaked one out to right field and
historical romance and was given to COQECTEST imam“
Joseph Smith by e compositor yho copi-
sdthe manuscript. ~~ - ‘~—-— _, »--—~~~~»~~—-—
Armed with this book, and with self- SIEZWSE‘QS’J rig-[gr 51;! '85 chambémdd
assumed divine authority. the letter be- .1) North. Main sownflmfli‘f'flmhii. avg:
gento attract followers. On April 6, ”‘“'1'f11_”p1“'{f?§i”'“ 1223‘
L”, night lifrs. Patrick Ifulvibill, of 1830, the first conference of the new To LBT‘
Monroe street. asked Officer Bartram, of "‘3' '" held “ Fayette. 15' Y' Smith .
the Norwelk squad, to been the lookout 1““ ‘1'“ ”’3‘” ‘0 “PM" but 111' CUPMGE corner Mobilaaeotsnd
l’ n tat Add ith‘ndf “Neill?
H ex ll . [835 W 1’0 Q" X
lei. itnwayton. Conn. waist
l‘liey heft Home Last Saturday but
Returned and Were Arrested.
for four boys who ran away from South character, which '7” 11°“ of "19 1“?"- m ,g’fififi, ’3";'3”'g wumo'mn 1mm
declere certain false. abusive, insolont ing friends in Booth Norwslk. get first. He stold second base,wentto Norwslk, lsst Saturday. being too well known in Fayette, he .1, 1 ,” ..;»‘_---"m‘ “u
and disrespectful language concerning Ilse Carrie Taylor. of Adam avenue, third.snd came home on a wild throw to At first 1
_, M
theoiliosr could at no clue ,0 found it convenient to remove his fol- Fofamg'” :partments. "mm" "’1' 1181“
Julius o, 0.3,”, judge of the on, Court. is visiting in Stamford. second base, when they were try 8 mm ”p "Jam“ M
‘08 to them, bug when the midnmh‘ car from lowersto Kirilsed. Ohio. Here he was arts"; building. Hailsilshoed 3:185:33:
had during a period when the case Miss Nellie McGovern, of Providence, stop Sullivan's substitute runner. Sulll- Winnipeuk camodown, there were three terred and feathered by disgusted Chris. (.1 ""1 1"" "1‘”“11- 1'1"“1'” 01'1“ 01“ W0“
of the State inst Cooper was pending is visiting in Norwslk. VIII "hi ‘0 third on the Wild throw.
gar i'.o., Ni Washington street. 1le if
berefootod lads on board. Two were “‘1'" ”1" ' ”MW"
, , -- - monocoo.u.rrwm rd
in tn. 0“, “I" .nd ‘wnnin‘ Jud" 1"an Finch, 0' Nof'llk, ‘l Visiting The “What "Md ‘0 catch 8“|"V.n DIP... .bout eight ’3‘“ “do” .bout an In. AMI" "ii. “me Stun!) I licentlousness S rent”: “In? about.” Arch Mitzi; szli'r.
Mi thereon. in Hartford. P1“ on “'1'“ “1‘1 “1“" ‘1” 1"“ "1°": of age. When the onicer questioned might beveled to the dissolution of the 21:13:1ng ii.’.m’ii°§e'i°in'“mo”9'sfii“3$'
This allegation refers to the interview —~ 1111‘ 1‘ V" ‘ ““1“ "1111' ‘11‘1 31‘111'” them he learned that they left home last church Md Mt Brigham Young, . v"— ”‘3' ““11"“ 1’1”1°"'°”‘1d “01""m' “‘1‘.
' moot painter. coins to his existence. 31'” ”91"”111'A'W1’UDW‘1‘D-
with Reporter John T. Ifsguire, printed 0. 1- 1’- °°mmn I'mm “1'“ 1”“ T1" 1"“ P'm“ ' 1"" Shard-r. They went to Dulce sud
in the Ieridcn Journal, and in other
papers in the state served by the Con-
nsotiout Associated Press.
I'Iili'fanimlimrI: You are in error in I'm" "W10“ ind “10 WWW“- 0' the then drifted
your item in last evening's SENTWEI., grand ““d 1011“ “NW1". hum- they came to Broad River and were loit-
rsferringtotbethirty-fourth anniversary "C‘P;"“WJ":'|';.:1IflW"‘ 0"“1'" 3‘ erlng uses-tbs lomons’ camp. whens
Bx-Ju Rufus B. Pickett.oftbe oftheiirstbattleoanll Run,insteting "f0“ ~ ' ‘1' ' 7 0“ '91" ‘0 men gave them money enough to ride
“.3.“ counsel, had . copy up; thettherosrostprsoset but twosurvivors 03°11"°“d81111°1“ 11“ to “111'“ 511” downon the trolley car from tho New
warrant made,end with Attornebearles “‘1“; 1’3"" "'1" 1“ Booth Norwalk. 1 anfvgu'gmzngsctfg'drshtm for first OM°M1W' They said a", were on several women to cobablt
liaisonwhoiselsolr. North’s counsel. m,” '1" ‘3' ”"1”" “‘1 “m" base. u. wont go see hi! my “"1”" way m" him and in order to
thopsssidiag elder was in oonsults- "1"” ””1“ OOoener. '1” h” the homoonitogors’blttolsftiisld 12;. “1'”°m1"“1'°b°"’ ”“1”" "1" pacify his lawful wifo and silence theob~ ‘ Pulls B I
3 last night. peculiar distinction of having served res knocked . hot one ”0' Lander notined sndthoywent up town androok jootions o, the “in“ he had another "8 um i
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