:ér‘:
_ g ‘ aim tsrdg’sdits " '
E“ violate the Government. ..
unumumuu lililll
nmmmum girlish 1;?
i
tha'ar raver-law lpsotaw
Companies F and 1) held a battalion
drill in the Norwalh armory last night.
There were nearly full ranltn in each
company. A fact that the war fever had
attacked the general public ’wna appar-
cnt from the‘ very large number of
spectators present. The gallery was
crowded, and all the available space
down stairs not occupied for the drill
was encroached upon.
Major Gilbert L. Pitch. of Stamford.
was in command. nestled by First Lien-
tenant and ndjntant W. A. Pratt. of
Stamford. and Sergeant Maior Walter
Hall. The two companies were divid-
i‘d into four. the first being in command
ofL‘hfithth1. M. Rose; second. Lieu: '
(colour. W. Bloom; third Lieutenant
Rlchartl O'Gorman; fourth, Captain
h‘red A. Hill and Lieutenant Charles it.
out
‘ Among the spectators were Major
Merritt P. White and Captain Hurley.
arrow; Captain Robert 6. Mil-
eh‘eli‘. T'retlinental eotnmlssary; oer»
grant Joneph Carrier and color ser-
geant Richard Holt. ,
. Previous to the drilluthe members oi
Company D tool: a vote on the piles:
tionflotlvolnnteering their services to
the mom, and ottl of a member—
ship of forty-one present. all but two
were willing to go anywhere they were
ordered.
ram war human.
WM!» will be commission-
ad Halter General in the Amy
. disrupted that Brigadier center.
at. tin-ell Frost or the Connecticut
prise-lo". will be commissioned briga-
dler general in the volunteer army of
the Unit“ States and will command
the talent «of Connecticut.
MEN'S MARK lN LIFE.
The Young Men's Debating club oi
the South Norwnllt Congregational
church held a noclal time last night in
the lecture room at the church. Some
of the members gave reading and Rev.
Gerald ii. Beard delivered an address
on Blen's Mark in Life. and Jester J.
Waterbury roots on the growth of the
club. A graphopbone entertainment
was given by Frederick Michel. it
was dachied to have a debate next
Tuesday night.
PLAYED POOL TO A l-‘lNléiil.
Lewis Davis and Frank Sel-
teeh. of South Norwnilt. play-
ed pool on Monti!" at Joseph lites-
sesa'n. on South Main street. on a wager
that Belech could lire Davis out in a
few games. The start was made at in
o’clock in the morning. and at i223"
o’clock yesterday morning iii-limit gaw-
ilp the contest. Ninety games had been
played in that time.
PlORWALK HILLS 'l'il Sill"? DOWN.
The Norwallt Hills, of Winnipauit.
will abut down laturday night for three
weeks to allow repairs to be mud».
The most important will he the this
log of the dent. ,‘I’lla worlt was in min-
temptation for lliltl summer. but fil‘iIi'flt
are slow lust at preheat. and it mo.
deemed to latte ldnbtage of duii limmi
and have the worlt don» immedintu-ly,
QUICK TRACK LA YIN“.
the employs. at the i'oilluilltlaml
railroad made ngweord yestsvday mrirli~
ing for the oigtrnc a. The,
had t a; at minor?!»
rails. A} . 1 were origami
on IM'VM n sir-d it in hilt;
hours. The is from East
florwalh to . Mdgeport.
NORWALK It! lli Till: NAVY.
John 1'. Imith. a former mldeni oi
9PM avenue. is now in the Unit-
. mates navy. and is auigned tor do
i on the hares. which is now with the
lag squadron at Hampton ttoaili,
lls brother Mas is with the iro-
tumble.
!
manna.
Thetown worlttods oaths
immw' ‘r' "
. t
paramount annals:
natbaehthew’alhalnfmtof ap-
house silt int. and
1 Mn the hills,
hgéi
I
a
Egg!
gl
:3
gt
a!
gr.
ti
Mil-it and William Lyon are
from Gardner
:2”, to hr ":0 ‘I'i it
. I in. I"!
We residues.
3
Rolls of Beauty
in ‘
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades. colors anti
designs is what you will tlnd in our
handson'te spring stock. Our reputa-
tion for artistic wall decorations, and
our discriminating taste in selecting
the flower of the designer and "W innu-
uiacturer, is no widespread that com-
ment is unnecenlnry.
Wall Papers.
Paintern' Buppllu.
Arilsia’ hinterlala.
Plcltunn Framed and Unframed.
Pictura Framed to Order.
hinting and Paper Hanging
DECKER,
79 Washington Street.
finnih Norwalh,
(loan.
more open evenings until it o'clock.
A man wonderful exhibit oi
town in with mini
Easter Sailings.
All! l'anialoonlngs.
Are you aware that Faster Is so near? lien
give your Md“ at mm luv u ”it at partially a
unit made to wider in the tribal ant-tie mile
and worhmnnshlp in the wily.
ludm and grill! outta t'lenned. Pressed. lb»
paired, ilrluiunti, lielliu-tl, “I'IIIIIIIIHLMWIMI
and Irynl at slum tuition.
A. J. ZINK.
(Howe-nor to W. ll. ”Wllnlni
Curtain Ilnln street. Opportunity tinsel.
1'" hm... - .-
Blclclll .~...i'ti.m ”climb
We n-pnlr any orphan or twin port oi a bi-
tryvlr and all supplier-mo bond. ”rum"
'lwnvlal'lml «l to it'll r at tho lime-t prim.
hewiua my red lnllw la‘nl manner:
nonr- ndnhearss mired: int-hr he may.
undo—rumor...“ him;
run new
llllllCKEllo.
Onetlfthnliendl ”Motive-lain
with...
Mlllflld'lflllfll.
Wentaheaspeeiallynfl‘arh hfl'iiford
imported Machines. unus-
andCignIn.
w WEE-w .....
Banquets.and Sunday
Coursebinnernfilicta
1i m‘fiifit‘fmu and the
pntnvtw water used on the dining
mu table.
1“!” I... “‘53.
W
: mmomm’l. do!
A Contact's
.
to South Norwalh. yesterday. to deliv-
- Ii clams. in front of F. ii. Baxter's
‘ drug store. last night,
about seven
o'clock. he attempted hi turn the horse
around. with the result that he was
thrown out of the which. He struclt
on his head. and paopla in the vicinity
they’ll lit hattbaen hllird. .
Jam one..mlli thalamus and pro-
Vented it from running, away. while
others went to hiead'a assistance. He
was carried to Dr. A. N. Clark's olllce.
where a ucnlp wound was washed out
and bandaged with court plaster.. lie
with afterward escorted to the lockup
by Captain of Pollen Gladstone, and
others and ‘vlli in one of the cells to
holler tip.
This morning he was lined ill) and
costs by Judge Frost for drunkenness
and melting a disturbance.
10 0‘11. man no.
musicians latnrtlay.
By Associated Press.
Hartford April 27. ~iiorernor
Coolie was at the executive offices early
this morning. To a representative of
The Associated Press he said that the
prospects of action in the way of call-
ing out troops today were poor. The
governor continued:
"I have received no letter trout the
war department as yet. explaining the
dldlcnlties which confront us. The
tlatpatch. as you know. has reached us.
but we have nothing else. Consultant-
Iy we tlecldediyeaterdny to send (loner—
al Havens to Washington. and until he
r‘ettirns there will probably be no ac-
t on.”
Governor Coolie admitted that the
Connecticut troops would hardly ren-
tl’fzvous before Saturday. if they did
t on.
non! ll mun.
Canned by the gutthatourthniaarn
wers Sound for their Valera.
By Associated Prose
Madrid. April 27-Mtchea re-
«wired today from the govemor-sonenl
of Porto Rico any the war enthusiasm
there is increasing. He adds that two
volunteer battalions have been formed
for the defence of the colony. The ru-
mor which reached here that the Uni-
tedStntr-n commerce deatroymhtlnnen-
polls andt‘oliimliia were bound fortlwno
waters caused quite a hurry in thiaclty.
Private despatcbea from Cuba row
the story that 250 Americana and 2250
('ubuns recently landed at thnnabaron
under the command of the insurgouui'
leader Merci. lt is added that it col-
umn of troops has been sent to attach
them.
liillS l-‘Olt i'OblbllSSMtY Sl'l‘l’iJliS
By Associated Press.
f'himgn. April flw-Blds for aroma
worth of t'omlnissary supplies have
been opened by Maltlr 0. M. smith, at
the army warehouse in this city. Thr
goods will be sent to the ramps in this
state. On Monday bids will be open
ml for nearly throw times this quanti-
ty of supplies and an order for tho pur-
chase of goods worth hundreds of thon-
tiunilii of rloliiirit iii rumored to follow
to the railing out of the militia.
Mlh’Nl-IAPOLlS OPP llliii illililiilll.
liy Am’lnifll breast
liar Harbor. Maine. April Thu-Al
daybreak this morning the l’nlled
Statics cruiser Minneapolis was sighted
at anchor in Prosper-t harbor. ol this
wall. illu- did not communicate with
the lillilfl‘ and she put to sea anon itftt-r
tillfll'lilt‘.
SHOT lit' ”Eli liRil’i’lfl'Il'tvlh'lntli'
liy Asmn'iatrvl I’fl‘liii.
l’liialliu'g, April '27 ”MI Houston. at
White warmth. while defending IW!‘ sis—
lrr. won shot unit fatally Wounded by
lwr iii-gm lil'lllIll'r‘lIl'I‘IW. Alidrrw l-Z.
:llrtllldr-r, )i'iili'l'llil)’. ill hit home, No it
Arthur alrwl.
W
'AIIIIG ma non.
Dangerouslisnndsrc
atnadtagnaditalaaaits.
A amid story has been contort in the
papers from “La i‘rnnr-s do Noni."
about u (‘ossarln lsnorunl ot His-
lv'renrh lltttgilagit and initially ignorant
oi fear. who was hired at Moat-ow by
the lion tamer, l'nou. to clean the
cages of his wild Mata. Their illliliti’t
standing or misunderstanding was or.
rauaed by means of gestures and dumb
show. as that unfortunate Town of
llahel hindered biteillgivnt rpm-h be-
tween the Frenchman and the i'onsar'li:
and l'mn thought the innit thorough-
ly understood what he had to do.
The neat morning the Tartar he-
gnn his now duties by entering. with
burlist, sponge and broom. not the
maniatnmebanatlahlamaatrrhnd
done. but at a splendid untamed rim.
which lay sail-.ep noon the door. The
hem animal awolir and lined his eyes
on thelnina. who ralmly proceeded to
wet his law mass. and. listerrided.
to approach the tiarr. lit this tllolheill
,Pmn appeared upon the arm. and
was struck with horror. Any stupid
or motion uhatl his part would inlan-
stir the dunner of the situation. by
mmmuhrimohsa-letiy
waited until the uses them flan to
rush to the man's mil.
The Milk. snsane in hand. so
preached tbs animal. and. pertaetly
fearless. retarded to rub hint does. as
lthshadharnahornesrdog; while
the ttger. normally helm with the
Minutes at cold water. rallai ever
oattahsehutretrhodoualtsaaws.
au.norrhis.slernlmrypartstlta
had! to the (Math. who washed I”
an Wit as a mother battles
tier intent. Minion thousand
would haw repented the W est-
m ”submit; it»
Meat} lunch?—
ingdpprtce. The sel
stone of the busill ,
-——liar to know where
asked-for suits sell for
~50 well tell you a
needed.
All prices for all
show you?
FAIRY
11030an
"Vain New." ma
m flinch. INT-it.
Opera House Bloch.
ill the business men of this t'
Norwnllt, (3mm.
shun. in amino
has’bi’ougbt us a hostel loyal customers. and
brings new buyers daily. It's the corner
'- rd to begin to tell you about them all
‘ single and double breasted sack tools, at
lancytassmieres, fast-color, hard-wear cliev- «
lots, iron-wear serges. siurd ’
and checks. worsteds ol ua iiy, and nude by
tailors who knew their
the wont for their appearance, and as for fit.
you shall be the judge of perisction~our
tailor here will help where needed :th when
suit stock-$20_tbe highest. MSG the low
est. But price is no certain index to quality
and slylewyou iiiusi see to know. Shall we
l Mitts are.
BRIDGBPOIIT. CONN.
Delicate Ginghams
"'Wnnh delicate gingham in tepid Fairy Soap suds. rinse well in
kind water, and dry in the nhade."~JIr.t. Sarah [non lr'orrr.
Pare—Whlto—Flnatlng.
“MIMI-Wetuwmfmthnhnuhihndmdfi.
m-ymrmwndn-nlonnmmw
moflatnhw.andwrwfllmfly1‘flawnnapyi worming
“larva bananmnrlhnu
”Woman's-shall m M
TH! I. I. I‘ll-‘II COIPINVJ
Old Gold and Silver.
illd tit-id or Silver of any hind; old broken or discarded
WIII‘II".I1NIN.Ji’WGIf)’,I‘llltlilml, eta, in any condition.
FllLli CASH llbllll WILL BE PAID [’03 All lllllll’l‘,
~— ii\'--—-
A. w. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
Slain-film Yet Gent
tit-lion you may t'ili'iilli‘, by applying today for one of the
(.‘oiiuct-tit-iit l lt-ncrul modern policies. (forth: but little;
absolutely iiuIi-forlcitttble; is rush in old age. For pur-
ilt'ulal'il apply to S. ii. li’lloinniwlieu. agent, rltiittb
‘ . t in mak-
Ilng of suitable suits
to begin. The most
$15—21 popular price
bout them. Made lll
Scotch plaids
usiiless. Smart is
I
purses in the Spring
at! Saturday Evening;
SOAP A
In Gallery.
its W
Norwnlh. Conn
ouutry tlic poor. liy prompt
grasp all the people in town.
is through the local paw.
.wW
NoticemClty Taxes.
The taxpayers of the City of iionlh
Norwallt are hereby notified that the
city ins of sin mills on the dollar. laid
on the city moment list of It”. at a
city meeting held at Arton ilail, on
hisitlsou street. on the lib day of
larch. im. also the library fund is:
of ”M‘Qflnfl inill on the dollar. laid
at the same time. will he "a and DI)“
able on the aerosol day of hay. ms. at
whirli lime l will receive the same at
’Ii‘irll hl. Lam's m. lilo. fi Balls
mad Place. Penalty at the rats at
nine m per heal. a year from liar 2.
3”! will be mm on all bills re»
staining unpaid alter Jane 2. less.
Milli! PAM»
Critic-riot of taxes of the City oi iionth
liorwallt.
limit Norwallt. Cost. April is. int.
at! In
Wampum
hankenrestordtohsalthliyme
Itautaiionghil‘m. it quietly cares. .
“ammunition. Win.
Warthog-II all throat II.
than diseases. II. P. Weed. timothy
li.if.lltiiisnn.lluwthiiorwnih.
win-
‘Ihe Home Paper.
Nothing lulu-s it» pita-e. There in no ntllnllllih' and lime
never will be. It is unique and original. holding in hit firm
lllnqmbllt. Their interests am both mutual. and they both
know it. The only practical way of attracting tilt-rte rounds
The Evening Sentinel.
"it til illfiir
'l‘lw paprrand tie pet-mien”
Bicycle: it ti-
nul Ill! pin
it! cut it ill
ifymwantathomugh‘
ly reliable aria-data
ldcynla. One that will
hold its own to any
comphny, on any
out. in any methanol
anythuennd will liens
pas] neat yearns iihb
yenr.thei)itlnli'i'ls
thewhreihwysu. 0n
blihtirdnlsmnmther
tough. you can train
your hours on on On
lent. M'alniwwlhal
was be and aim at
the chess earth said
in tliism.
ELM
. om sexism
Iiias Corinne Bacon. oi the Woman’s
club. New Britain. “slant librarian
of the New Britain lllntltllir. spoke to
the (tantra! club yesterday aim
upon the theme What. Constitutes dior-
aiity in Fiction? The speaker was in-
troduced and her subject annolmoed by
tho president of the club. lira. inane
8. .lennim
Miss Bacon promised her paper by a
few pleasant words as to the pleasure
and value pulls interchange am
the clubs of mosaic. made possible by
the Federation. The audience was quite
ready to do filil justice to these senti-
ments after hearing the sound doctrine
Misti Bar-on mt forth and itti spirited
utterance. in fact that there are
many people lntoreatod in fiction was
ovidenmi by the number and the char-
acter oi the audience. which was one oi
the beat any speaker has had this year.
Misti liuwn look the ground that a
book may he immoral in a number of
ways not always considorwl hurtful till
one beginti to think about the matter:
that fnlso viewii of life or the confusion
of realism and romanticism in the
sum:- hoolt may prove of real harm to
the inexprn'ionced reader The real
trust. of a boos in its eifort upon the
mind and soul is. "Doro it leave me
better or worm than it found me?"
'l‘ho clone of the paper RIM the but
ttiithorilim to prove the ponitnn she
took. and it seem, , from the signal of
approval and the smiles of pleasure in
the nttdionr-o that she had proved very
convincing. The Central rltth recom—
mmds this papor. and tin bright and
attractive writer to its sister clubs.
BEAT 3311301703! ‘1' man
Iorwalk'n Heavy latter-v was to
Inch for Minemy's Inn.
:inini'ting tinder'tiic «wind! and lot
of tin. tilvi-r trophy in the l'i't‘t‘f‘ll gamt
zit Ill'lilli‘pt‘n'l. the Park City Cheats i'lill
st-nt her strongest {Him to Norwallt lite
night. in win lllt- Hip bark and give the
Not-walks Silth a bearing that the:
would no; attempt to play chess wait
for six months, but, tho Hrirlgetmrt
went home overwhelmingly defeated b:
a amn- ill 7 in it.
The {tilltlwlng ill Ilii‘ rum-T
Norwuilt. Bridgeport
liaitiwln l. Unhhurili l
.litmr's linker l Wilson t
Mttlvihill l i'linllrnger '
Wm. Moran l legrih i
l' littlter‘: limit-h L
i'hiirtli n , Adams
”llflifli‘ i Printout-ll ‘
Cling is; Northrop" 14
blo-rrywr-atlwr l iiowon t
it. W. Adams 0 Palmer ‘
The Norwallts represented ilie i’plt
ml Stairs and the ilritigvportti wr-ri- lh
Spaniards. playing thn hint-it int-n ’l‘bv
tire of the heavy battery. Messrs. lialii
win. linker. Mulvlhlll and Moran. war
evidently too much for the enemy.
unaware. m.
onion-twain. am...
of the congregational Choir.
Walter Peck Stanley. the retiring or
sanist of the south Norwallt ('migrega
tional i'llili'i'll. gave a farewell rweptirit
last night at the residence of Mr. an:
Mrs. Nelson ll. Hoyt. in Bartlett avert
HP, in tho a-holr of the church. Alum
thirty member» were pvt-amt.
llilrlnx the civilian there were won
lilllliliwni by Mril. Robert Manger, wh-
also retires. and the choir. Four of UT
i'Illil‘l‘ll unionists. Wat. ll. lllmintnn
'rimmni- I'Z. l’rkins. Mr. titanlq am
Harry .l. Zt-lini, rendered piano solos
lbw. fl. ll. lit-uni rendered on addrw:
and presented Mrs. bitinanr with it goit‘
lined hr rry atrium, and Mr. Rtunlvy wltl
a handsome pit-turn.
Rein-ailments were served.
hlr. Stanley goo-s to llrooltlyn. to bl
mini: organist of the Tompkins are
litw i 'onxrt-gutiiuiitl i'Illll'i’ll.
—-—-—-
it’ivzs-t‘lle.
The marriage of Charles ll. lvoa. of
Norwallt. and bliss Emma P. Chase. of
Martin. tool: plans at. the horns of
tho bride's parents in the last-named
pity. this afternoon. The house was
prottiiy dworatnl with plants and cut
flowers. Jesse ins. of Dalilmry. a
brother of the armor. was W than
and Miss “mate i'. Chane. a sister of
the bride. was maid ofshonor. Only
relatives and nearest friends were pro-
ilunt. Throw was a handsom- display
of bridal gifts. iir. and Mrs. lvra will
enjoy a short bridal tour. after which
they will return to diorwnilt and re-
side In newly tarnished apnrtnaants In
West iialn strut.
MARLMIIEPARD.
Plies Edith dhennrd. doublet at iir
and Uri-John Slupard. oiliorwalhmnd
leopard hearlen. oi i’urtchester. wm
married. last Wednesday in i'rwtcimi
tor. when they are now residina.
WILTON htCYCuil'l' illitiiiliti.
A Wilton young man named liar.
maid. whollnstisnnaniployed by Dr.
«rein last daturllr
all has not been
a ham ’l‘ililtmit'l’.
Wemdtheanieotseatnlar
the roads anerstta. Cayenne. or the
laundry belle. for the hospital M.
this evening. has tiara new! entity-
ina. itlaulurslsdthatilwhnid has
most delicate an. i
would W c has
lit-m wear «salsa dress as tar
”willie.
W
(Milliflfllh IN '
manhunt.
The worst Mun-fin.
the children. it b dart.
that those terrible colds II"
now the of manly," .
validisni. andinmre milling.
more than at any other the
life, isthedangerfrornthn ..
tools of a severe cold especially
Do not nnglnct their colds hi on
In ’0“, s I“ .‘
thought the worst was om. M ‘
C'alifornti; Catarrh Cora clear
c more a clogged passages. ‘ ' .
gin inflammation of the dellcntnm-ano, ‘”
site.
Mrs. C. Vitamin. who lira at ’l m
street. South Norwalit. says: “liy littln
mndson. who lives with me. has ban
troubled quite badly with alluring. I
not him a bottle of California (latent!
Cure at Plaistotl'a drug niore. saithnd
him use it. It helped him very mach,
ind seemtt to ltecp his head much clearc
~r than it was before. An many
troubles urine from Icatarrll.
when one so young has it. I M
California Catarrh Cure I have
good thin." ' '
You have the evidence on every
Prom every ward, from every street at
both the Norwd’lits. that Californians»
'arrh i‘tire enroll catarrh nail] III
prickly; and if it did this in the th- ~
her, much more totally will it do It ill
the spring. now. '
Do not delay. Gin Calumet-
tarrh ('ttro today. cure all traces or ‘
vonr catarrlt. be rid once and for all at
be constant hawking and unplug. all
for once be ready to meet thehmulll
wave with clean. strong.‘ am]
passages and throat. that shall not ano-
‘llmll in it detestable cold in the hull.
Sold by nil dealers; 50 cents: three
'inmt as much. one dollar. ”all“
~lse is "as good." no matter who my:
to: for nothing else curt-5w MI!
tnd efler'tively.
rt
. i.
l
103 BRIGADIER om
Monet Tyler m.
Hartford. April 27—:\ WNW
.pm'iitl to tho t'ourant says: ‘
An effort is Ming made to seem ills ‘
appointment of Captain J. m
i‘hoinpson. the regular army other 69 ‘,
filled to duty on the governor’s stna '
n ('tmnu'iirvit, to he a brigadlermo
il in tho press-tit hostilities. A with!)
or lllit appointment u! l'apillit m,- .
on has been signed by Govern
\niimant General 13907;? Haven. Senv
itor iinwiey, Senator Plait and m
Putative Henry. Sperry. II I fill
iill. The friends of Captain
on bellow: that he in «twin of .
'otnmisslon on account of his valnhllb
nilitary experienci- and traini
Within two or three days it ill-
'Plnpfll that iiuneral Front of Palm
'otlmy'. tllt' r'ul‘ttmantlrr 0! the CW
lent National Guard. and Colonel T!‘
or of New London. 'arr- randltlatth’oi'
. iii-ignitin- gorivrztl's ruminant! in ills
'0llil’lif“‘i’ army. The Connecticut pea-
iia iwlim’» that although the state In
mi for lot representril by a brignde II
he mluniur army. it will be ponihle
o obtain a hrigati‘ier command for a
'anvlltlato troni that state. Myron.-
atiw» liill has now recommended 0.-
rni Front and it in paid that Gov”
'ooltv- tin-l Adjutant Ileneral Havens
into trnnstnrrni tiwir endorsement
'rntii Captain Thumpium.
'l'libli'd'l‘ Wild. lllfl'll’ll! l'l'.
Solomon in his wisest day would
lllb'i‘ been wirely puzzled to date!“ I
W tried in the Municipal Court over
he ownership of a dog. The trill.”-
mrml the whole melon of the M
ind wait extremely interesting. Tho
its» was finally taken under him
octit. all Judgi- Sweeli wan m to
“will" troin 11!" man» of hoodlum inn-
lmtmy in whom the dog really m- ‘
«ll.
Tllr' lfililllli' hogan a day or two m
thi'fl llurry Green was arreated on I
variant swtirn not by Louis W
barging him with stealing the 4..
imn ism that he hail inst wand
hr- lltlli. whit-ll. he said. had It”! u
'or eight thumbs. its ways the I“ ,
mt given to him several years ‘0 by .
i professor in a liminraa boll. In... .
ind about eight months ago ll! In
llaappearcd. The other day m
walking down ills' street he saw ill
mil with hint again .
As he was leading him down it!
ill’l'i'l by a string he met a palm
ind mid llliil nhtiltl wavering his in.
ind how glad he was to get hill WI:
lrrrn instilled that he had llld lid *3
(or several years with the exception bi -
hens eight numths. and he had several
witnesses to sowirl him. its said he
mini prove the this was his by a hill»
itrn lorith in tho' dog's lower jaw whH
ie rememlwred lit-calling.
Iitmll lttmigno said that he had I“
'lw dog for several years. with only one
'nlrrminnlon ot a month or so. when
be dog ran off. ilr had a batters in!
in of witnesses. principally worsen, a
well as noighhors. horns of the w”'
ball ted the a“, number vermin-n it
by lla mow-mots. and still naothlr '
its split urine. A What's by
he had gone out hunting with it M
Saturday tor months. and so on.
wars: the evidence was lastly ah»
the mun was more printed than it
mine. Deputy District Attorney "
maid stagnated that the in
loose. and whoever he folk“
have him. but this wall My
on.
rm time out I mm a.
marl. it: said that if the as: sin .
Olltri’hdhylil‘mlilldm.’ i“
of his to the snarl and m “ "
Width” of nlertloa he:
friend that the dog us his. 'lhn ‘
’tlioqst that this was s anal
ass on trial will he shunts
ami- anti tits m is the
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