. nu ALARM Chocks. regular price 31.5, We will null for up Cents;
:1 ONLY. Every clock fully warranted (or one year.
i
Hit BUN BONS are delicious and received fresh every day. 25 CidN'l‘S
t‘us remind you that we are COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS.
w
IlNWAY AND OTHER HIGH GRADE PIANOS AND PIANOLAS.
. iliiola Concerts every Tucsday..Thursday and Saturday evenings.
m
n Evenings. Free Delivery.
W S STURTEVANT
rill Main and Ann Streets. South Norwalk.
ii LDREN’S JACKETS. BOYS’ "FLEECED LINED
Eziéessarfirig; 1°31”)st ST -. vasrs AND 'DRAWERS.
- . E
, N s.
PRICES. 1 ’5 CE T
ISSES' JACKETS. 'Bovs' AND GiRLs' wom.
os‘ra yrs. to 18 yrs. UNDERWEAR.
White andNatural Wool.
LADIES’ RIBBED PANTS.
Long and Short. Sleeves 2 5 Cents.
LADIES' RIBQED VESTS.
Opcn‘oo Closed. 25 Cents.
LAR CUTS. ATTRACT:
IVE PRICES. i
:LADIES’ JACKETS. ‘
“Black. Navy, Castor.
RE BACK on PLAIN
BACK.
D7 in., 42 in. and 56 in. THE “FI'I‘WELL” VESTS
' DIES’ UNDERSKIRTS. 1 AND PANTS.
1%?me and Filmy. l AT»: 95 emu-rs,
om $1.09 to $3 00. . ‘ ' .
narrows RIBBED vas'rs LADIES “BEE” AND
AND PANTS. i PLAIN GARMENTS.
. apuCENTS i White and Natural Wool.
CK CRT HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILD-
'RENI
a» . -l
i [add
i u m o- a...
84 Washinmn Simf Soul]! Norwalk
5.1M
11" .
4'... MW. ....A......M4+.~... ...__ “—1—
IRIDGEPORT'! . (LONG .00"
BRIDGRPORT.’ Novhhnm aha-The
thorn DAlorrh in this 391:4 W ‘ mac
“mini“ in other Iii Park City" The M :yd'thaiifl
Add and tho on M Mi! mm: mm ~ no ,
» motioned to ho incur-W We will
Motivator-Mouton The unit
' «on
“W tiniest“ 1m"! “0133 JOHN '
a aura-11m not: m m that we
millimomm duo oilyndl
\ 25o.
‘- loot irony
l . Murmur.
9
‘l‘hsra it until in:
Byron. it'll only 601: and
., can he dopaxtil‘oii rundo or
“unlit in y _. ii iii”!
Dimll 31108: Washington direct, East
Nor-walk. :
FIT. . .
Miami pkg...
“(6d, We
Pillsbury «13%!
2pc; Plilahui' yin
. pkg; Pliibury' a Flaked Wheat. 2 pupa,
The. simple tact that those made»
near the name a: hillsuury‘ is 1111va
ifié t2! waif ill. ii MORE-
HQUSIil
THls MEANS you.
You can set photographs of every
description that are otrlctiy up innate
in style and ilulilh at the moat ruinou-
ahic prices. at inwis' s nliory. 11 Main
‘ ctreet Norwalir, which is now opened
daily for business. LEWIS. Photo
grupher. _
Mm... '
SPECIAL BARGAINS
in ‘lulsnes' and children’s hats this
week at 3. S TILLOTSON’S Good
assortment of outing hats and turns.
Monrnuly; hats to rent. 86 Washing
ton street. ‘
M”...
‘WHY TO NEW YORK.
For your household wines and liquors?
There are none better than the domes-
tic or lmportod‘ carried at the lmper
ial Cate Railroad Place. Telephone
139.12. Everythingordered will be do»
llverod tree. .
. - . .
HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Wail Periocto cigar? it’s
a cool moot, delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very best selected to
harm. Try one Every one sells them.
OLD WELL CIGAR (20.. 83 Washing
ton Street.
-—~—O«—~———~
YOU NEVER TASTED BETTER.
We have a tomato catsup superior
to any your ever tasted which we want
you to try Sold in bulk twenty cents
a quart. New ssuor ill-nut. ton cents
quart. and the tinost butter in town.
CONRAD BECKER. 141 Washington
Street. ' .
L088 DY FIRE.
When it can no done at so small a
cost. why not protect yourself? 32.10
insures furniture and household goods
for insurm- ihreo years against loss by
fin». or lightning. TAYLOR & GOLD:
EN. Washington street. So. Norwalk.
' 3 ~~~~~ +--
THls FINE AUTUMN WEATHER
is: the manor time to sit i'or'your
oliotogrup s i ‘havo many bountiful
things in new imported mountn that
will inlorcst you. merry photograph
*is a pork of all romcmhcr. and the
prices aro tho some as at. other gal-
lcrios NORTH The Photographer. 78
Washington Strect.
STOVES TO BURN.
The Beauty Manhattan is the most
satisfactory cylinder coal llcntcr evol-
made. We have a may. stall: in all
uiiés Primii from in to 312. all. ' Also
rigours (or the“ Stamford tumor-1's and
runner: and Miller 3 oil honiors. HOR
ACE ii. NASH. Main and Wests Sis.
“.4wm-
NOTHING LIKE l1".
Wc know that thorn is nothing quite
so nice as 200d wholesome homo made
candies. That is the why. of our m'ak
lur. (undies daily You g'cl it mun
and just like grandma 11min make F.
A. LANE Washington “street So. Nor
walk. Telephone 139- 1'1.
' -o—~—-—
FILL YOUR BIN.
Lot us fill your Foal hill with the host
grade oi c.oal that. will last a littlo not
. tor than other grados and at iho name
price>~ $5. 75 a ton. Pmmoi, attention
Courteous treatment. lRVlNGl LOCK
WOOD ll. 00.. 122 Water Sirrct
Phone 31 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
. M
NICE FISH AND VEGETABLES.
it in my sincerest desire to supply
, tho tables of the families in The N01
Walks with nice huh. vegetables and
lrult and to make tho prices as low as
is consistent with the boat qualitlos.
W. C. WOOD.” North Main street.
South Norwaik.
——--O—--——'
THANK‘GWING ANXILIARIES
Knives and forks Those dashing to
.1 loplonlah their indie and fork supply
thin Thanksgiving will do more than
‘vreli by inquiring concerning our oi
tors in this like. ‘ 8 E000. south
Mala strain. South. Norw‘nllr .
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w’a WAN-i liaison! W: "l N
on, giro our litter; that ric do
“no: 1: finirht at echhrn‘ct‘srllaa partner
, awry work. we can, aims
u. ‘A trial will on cop. oping. more.
" an .1de w"? 1-, s1. 61:11ng it?“
it 3 m an
Alanna. uh dam Tamara
;- .’
“Mm
how the
iv era. Poultry dressed to Order. Finest
i
' 6 cent Budding. ' illDlHJN WILCQX.
W MW? 5 . ..
a this yen-'3 so
‘ gong: ans oar 11;le if“ ml} out:
till 12 “In . .youoloul
111133 waited Yugo iiuow u they always
hart.- ”l. ovary as at DAT
MON‘C, 79 Worship ”may a i‘eot.
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FDR uncanny TODAY.
‘ Th question at a; doanort do many
than atronhloromu one. in autism:
twill! nattlofi Here is on nary ono~
umporod in livo minutoumds in is vain
iati‘emoata ii unlit/a and will morn
than servo ii persona It is called thy
Washington'ntruot. South Norwalk.
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PEOPLE DHOULD LOOK
For" quality“ when buying moans. not
quantity and meanness. l handle the
finest meats that money and expor-
io‘nco can buy and sell an cheap no oth
sollaago and smoked mould. Choice
iii-ooh studs a specialty Phone 13? 64
NEW CENTURY MARKET 35 South
Main Street. Adam Steinwnld
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we WANT YOU
we can ploaAe you inrnuality and pric
on. We soil the host taunts money
can buy. Sausage bolosrnso,‘ smoked
and pickled tongue trash and pickled
trips. pork tondorlolna, sauer krant
sweet broads, sea food and moon vnzoz-
tnhloa. SCHAUB‘S Obi) MARKETilZ
West Washington Street.
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IN WINTER CLOTHING
There are nocdod ludioa‘ allusios‘ and
children’s jackets and Warm under
clothing. too. Our assortment is such
wo can undouhtcdiy interost you style-
wisc and prloewiso. A. DICKERMAN
ll SON Washington St. 8:. “Norwnlk
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WHILE THE POLICE
worn capturing tho murderer we were
capturing some of those Porto Rican
cigars—«tho kind you pay do (or and
your uolghhor thinks you are smoking
two~for~a-aqnnrior. Wc also cnnghl
quite a line of piper. or all kinds. cigar.
otto holders. chaos. pouches. plug hairs.
cards—«4 noes in ouch pack. Everything
to be round at the homo oi the Rug
Are mold morphine and really are
‘npoiiial is (tarantula and Chocolate
Whitney dvcnuo New Huron. Lilli morn
have an unusually largo delegation be
To tradu ,wlth ua noénnoo we know '
‘ ooou‘cmmas
beneficial to health. 1 his week our
China! They aro {rush and you will
mildly like them Fl ,
GOLDNM firm
The Annual Meeting and Luncheon in
New Haven. .
The Connecticut So: ioty o tho (‘0-
lduiai Domes hold its annual locating
at tho hoiuc of Mrs. Dunning liner on
lug mosoni There was no paper plo-
sonted but reports from omoors \vel'l‘
mud showing the condition of lilo no
rioty to ho ilouliahlng. ’i‘ho réporl of
tho hi. .lorlAn, Mrs Frank Chamhurioin
l‘ortur wan vol v bright and entertain
lur; Alto: the reports and election the
society luurhod at the Country Club.
The oillocr-a chu- tall are as follows:
Prooldr-niwhirn. Franklin E Drain:
of New Haven.
Firnt Vice-i’rouidcub—Mrs. Edward
H Perkins: oi liar,lford
Scoodd Vino i’ronidont«MluB Fdith
Woolsoy of Now lluvon.
Manngcra for iiiim- years—~Mlss Su-
run M Day of Now unveil; Minn Flor-
oooo T. Guy oi‘ Furmln'zton; Miss
Mar P. Hinsdalc oi Winston; Misc
Mar K. Tnlroil of Hartford: Mrs.
Franklin (‘ Whiiiuoro ot Hartford.
Managers for two yearsmhilss Edith
Klugs‘ihury. of Waterbury. and Minn
Grace Allen in place of Miss Annie i3.
Jennings. oi F‘nii'ilold, and Mrs. Walton
Ferguson oi Stamford, resigned
Manager for one your—~Misu Clare 1.
Boxwood of Bristol in place oi Mrs.
J C. Din resigned
Delegates to Wushiugton~-~Mrs. I. B. 1
Hrs.
lloxlor. Mrs. Francis Gomlwiu,‘
l). K. 'llnllhard. Miss Mining", I;
‘l'lriggs and Minis Emily M. Whitney: .Il.
inmates, Mrs. J. Mason lioppln. mos
Edith. Klugslluri’ and Mimi Elizabeth
Ferguson.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE LONG.
Ekceeds by Several. Thousand
Words Any on Record.
WASHiNG’l‘ON. Novomhor ill—w
President Rooscvoli's' message to Con.
cross has been not up in typo at lll’}
uln‘crumout printing.r oiilco and tho
i‘l'c'uillollt has nrooi‘u oi“ tho printrll
i‘t‘lly practically as it. will appear cm
It
Time cigar. Shii'i‘li's, hlahackomo
Hotel Block.
.._........~,.¢.,.......A~,
AT WHELPLEV &.ACLARK‘S CIGAR
. STORE.
Elegant line of moomchnum and
hricr pipes; 75 brands of clgzlrn»~lla-'
moan and domestic; n largo usaort:
meat of tobacco inro ornnmoninl as;
wall as useful; tobacco hair's pontoon.
matlh salon (ards and monitors at 'u- i
dies; a full line of oigar msca bought;
at a ion iiguro sold liln'uiuo.‘
WllEI .i’l.E\‘ 8: Ci. ARK. cornur Lil. 11'
store.
W,_,....,-M...-
THE BREAD OF LIFE.
Our am rni kinds of bread is thoi
iincst that ovoral yours oi onuoricnm i
can produco We pm ohoico motor ‘3
lnla‘only. ir‘ancydluidug n npccialtl .
Try our original cotton cnkc. ll' :1’
great. Pics that plans:- curry om 1'.
KANE’S NEW YORK BAKERY. 32
Washington strool.
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ANYONE WlLL TELL YOU ?
'l‘l'i’o .indoo'n Fiuulo is tho limit of
perfection in ton l‘f‘i‘li cigar-awn mild
delirious smoky—«and tho Original;
Hand Mudo la Um host in the country E
for livo 1:.1'nia 'l‘l'y tilcoo brands. W"
know they will proviv's'atlsinciory. Sold
owryvivhorc Manninliurml by JililNl
or ounsmnnm-t a; 1m \yasmn-mni
Sireot. .
SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES. ;,
Harlot: inrliitioa for noiiiinr: of 011- i
tutors. and .1 familiarity with tho iorms l
administer an ostato more ciliclontil
nod oconomlcallv than .in individual.
whose lack of oxporlonco may ncimsai
talc legal advice at tho oxpouoo or the
oslaie. The porpelnnl life oi tho com-
pany. tho accessibility of its records
and its rosponulbllity are also mnilora
of importance in tho ionsidorniion of
thin dubioct. SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST CO. '
-BY THEIR FRUIT .
ye shall know them. Tho valno of
property is eotimatdd by what it pro
duoos A young person with a marti-
colodncoiion socuroa a position paying
3600 per your. Apply than per cent.
standard to what his education nos
onahlod him to produce his education
is worth $12. 000 A hood of this amount
has 1 interest at 5 per cent. pro-
dunes no room Make yopnélf on in
interest hearth: bond-«taking a course
at BROWN COLLEGE day or eroding
notional
ma»
"KW, BVKRV ONE OF THEM.
Frock arrivulo. Now Orleans molar-
sea ihaplo ”run and sugar, entrants.
raisins. ,c. iron tuition moat‘woll woo
thy of your special attention. CEN-
TRAL FOOD 60.. Wmhinutou 3t. 30..
Namath. (in the wloohono it you
cannot col.
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A fiLiMPflK AT XMAS.
. a mono thorn ll the grow
at dolilhh iii a corirwin a“ doll
' 4" ram barrow. '1“ have
MW it 27ml;
'to ill) read hoiom tho two houses oi
‘suizgmdi-d at the “looting of tho cull-
methods and mounomcnls 0' “WV“ ‘pinlnilll‘ in divorce notions Last June
the South Nor-walk Trust (‘mnoauyr m pony lzr'ttim: .. “1.0.1.0 from her {or
lilando still exist and arc:
iWakomtm of Dnnhury, Con gyfienry
*Sanndora. 61’ this city: Jason
lam i003- “54‘ "‘
"‘im‘l'
the tiny when it is soot to tho Capitol
(lotion-s5. Sv'vordi minor «hunger; worn
incl and thaw will ho soul to tho pn‘
iii printcr as corrections of tho prr It
now in tho l’rosldani' 1; hands.
Pronidout lesovvlt rend lili um i
important parts to tho momlwra of ill .
{collinot and would hole 11 :ul tho ulmio
ulot'nmoot hull tho No hours of tin
{zuwnting sulliroll for this p irpnsc Tho
message on it stands non is longcr
than has ovor horn wrillon hciol'c by
any President by :ovcrnl lhouannds
words ’Many of tho snhiocis treated
‘n the vapor nro dismrssod in great do
grail. Principles and unlit-ion mo on
uncinicd clearly. hui' thorn is a notnhlo
nllsonto of nporillr [wolrrmmrndalimu
for rudimi logislation on any sul'lject.
mm... _ ._.._ w *1.-.
SEVEN LIVING HUSBANDS.
‘M
Mrs. Crowlher Plaintiff for Fourth
Time inc .Divorcc Action
NEW YORK Novemhor 21~ln op
posing a motion of Mary Crowlhor (or
counsol for and alimony in on action
for separation from Thomas Crouihor
imforo lu°il1 c lpvcntritt \csiordny in
”1'? Supromo (‘ourt counsel for Crow-
lhor said that the defendant in tho
plaintifla seventh husband and that
this is the fourth time she has been
mor husband James H" Lindley. she
‘nlorriod the doinndunt next day. The.
Crowlhlrs make (ountor ohurgop oi
11'u1 it»
it has statcd that the former hus-
Eduard
KCVC‘I’S,
oi Danhnry; John Godfrey. of Jérney
(‘liyz William (in) oi Bridgeport.
Conn. and our Lindlcy. of Merlden.
Conn Justice lovonlrltt guild her 38
2“er alimony and a cmmsoi ice of
THREW HIMSELF iNTO FURNACE.
Unknown Man hhinged Allvs in Pitt:-
".1
PlTI‘SBUllG November 21——A few
moments alter or idolaht an unknown
hum throw himself headlong into one
of the furnaces at Schoenberg's mills.
Nth and Etna amt Almost his en-
tire body won routsd bayou: identill
harlot: His left foot was the only
hart not dlailgumd Thu man gained
mm to tho platform at the top of
the humane.- He with it led hold and
plopped, threw MW" adlo into
in o turooco its war um 11' and
, WENS‘ 8. -
North Main street, South “Ngmnlk. .
First. among the Silks ni'c‘ lilti
' figures And dots. '.|‘l1csc‘ ar'o
Elton" in rcmnrkahly pimping“
. dull luludsourc idioms.
‘ in: thorn conic plain wcnvrsM—
i'nillct do Soic. Crepe Princess,
l’cnu (lo Solo.
and Cri'pc dc ('llcncwcnch with
soun- mil appeal to the eye or
touch.
Among ”11' Wool materials
Laniulmvrlc (Sill; & Wool.) M‘.”
hair. Albatross. licurictin and
oillcrs :u'r those most sought af-
lL'l’.
pink. maize. light bloc. old rose.
iax'cmh'r and gray,
To" CHANCE
ms sooner
.
(in you iii'i'il i'xli'n dishes in
inlw care of the extra catalllcs
nl 'l'hnuksgiving timc?—-—a Meat
or 'i‘urkcy Plain-r, 'l'or instance,
Dish?
We have prcpnrcrl .‘l iablc—iuil
or n i‘m'crml \‘L'gclnlllc
of will ones from the Stock I‘ai~
torus. at prices loss than for cheap
Whitl- \\‘nrc.
$.12; (”ovum-ll Uixiu-e ii‘hinn)
inr $1.51,).
Largo Mcni
$1.35 2% $1 .541, at 501'.
l'lznlcrs, worth
534,51) Cul'crt'll i’m‘crlniu Dishes
lirucndcs in small and medium“ ‘
l ollow— '
Sultana. l’nunc .
llcsidc while thcrc nrci
shades of. cream. inrquoiscd
O
Extra Large ] urkny Platter on-
ly 50¢. ‘ "
$1.00. $2. 50, $4.515 and $5001“-
lL‘CllS at 50c, $1. on and $2. 00.
1.1
1:11an
"llu' lintll illc
Smokiugzjnckci hit two great
'ili'lprl toward lhc mnu‘ort oi
Ruin" :lilil
llilllliiillii-‘l~iiic one. to wear Ull
cold mornings. timothor to ho
donned \vlu'n pipe. or cigar and
. the owning pnj'n'r cugmss al.—
lcuiinn. ,
iintll the, $5.00
$10.00 kinds at $4.00 and
$8.00.
Smoking jackets.
Ruin-s, and
sizes 34 ii)
38. regularly $5.00; at only
$360-
nAiiIlAs AND
colour» armor CURTAINS
‘l’lrokcu lots of iilcsc Curtains
arc marked at about 1,)lic~tl‘lil'1l
hall
(lens
valnc. For diuiug'mom.
and stairway. windows.
and the like. their rich colorings
arc wry attractive.
$4, '30 Madras Curtains. $2. 51) pr.
35 ()0 Madras Curutain $3.9 .5 pr.
$7.50 Madras Curtains, $4.50 pr.
5.00 Striped Grenadlno, $2.50 pr.
$2.50 Striped (lrenadiuo. $1.95 pr.
Aim a tow Renaissance Cur-
tains at likc l‘clluciions:
$15.25 Quality at p450 pr.
$10.0!) Quality at $7.50 pr.
.
illi‘ 751‘.
$16.00 Quality at $12.00 pr.
GREAT TOBACCO COMBINE.
in Efiected to Have a Capital oi $50,-
000. 000. ‘
NEW YORK. November 21~A
movement of aigniiiccnt character in
the tobacco interest in attracting much
nttoniion in the imdc and. financial
districts. 5213's tho Journal of Com-
mm'cc. This movcmcut in tho project
of a now tollncco combination, which
when completed is liyoly to have a cup-
ital oi $30,0iluilim.
William ii. Butlcr, now president of
the Universal Tobacco Company. and
formerly vice-prosidonl of the "Arudrl
loan Tobacco Company. will he in all
probability chosen prcuidont oi the
new organization. Bouillon the Univz'r-
uni Tollm-oo Company, the neucius of
thr- comblnc the more important o-tm
cords to no taken owr arc the iiuvano.
Commercial Company licury Clay Sci
Bock & Company, D 1-! McAipin &
Company and Wicoingcr ti: Company.
Some minor proportion are also no
quirod. The C tiaoiidntod Company is
likely to he in orporated under the
laws 0! New Ji-ruey. but it is stated:
on authority that this movement is
not a orgasm. to he made for several
weeks. Although the acquisition of
the Havxla Commercial Company by
the Untrerrai Tolmcco Company has
not yet been bmclally concluded it is
regarded as practically no. because the
inlotests in the two companies are
now virtually identical The commit-
tcc soul to investigate the Havana
Commercial Company' a adairo has re-
iumod and expresses itself as very
much pleased with tho sonerai pros-
pects old conditions of the company
The work oi the accountants however
has not vet been compleiod. Au won
on it; work is finished the basic {or
otidhldhtion will lac enacted Vice-
Ah‘ouhlm in the llamas and w a he
No one can remember of over 'wlia
told it probable w
r out Miller of tho Univoraal To
1 . ny. doollncr" to make
, plan» at bronchi. but. (tumor
2 at the company to to «ital;-
nnioroa at in own;
- U'thlt a humble tobacco war
into that that in not going on in
”(’8 GREAT CHOW.
. 16' our Sim k:
, to. Army
‘1'?! o
1111 ‘ tholr anion.
MD. M. READG’
”yogi;
BlSHOP be Lona iSLAND.
Rev. Frederick Burgess, of Brooklyn.
’ Elected on Tenth Ballot.
, NEW YORK. November 21—Rov.
‘Dr. Frcderirk Burgess. of Grace
iChurch. Brooklyn was cicctcd about
1 o'clock this morning at Gordon City.
l.. i as bishop of Long island diocese
to succeed tho laio Bishop L‘ittiojohn.
'l‘ho salary of the new bishop will be
$9 750.
Too ballots wore taken. Final ballot:
RovJ‘redcrlok Burgess. clerical. 54;
lny. 46; Rev. Dr. S. D. McDonnell. olori.
cal. 51; lay, 30. All of the delegates:
did not vote. The election must now
be approved by a majority of the dio-
coscs on tho United States.
The convention organlzod with Rev.
Dr. James C. Jones an president. 'i‘ho
following candidates were placed ho-
lora the convention: ‘
Rev .ilr George Williamson Smith.
presidoni of Trinity College Hartford:
Rev. R. S. Alsop. Brooklyn: Rev S.
‘D. M1 Donnell Brooklyn: Rev l-‘rodm
ink mimosa, Brooklyn: Rcv. Arthur
ll. Kinsoiviniz. Brooklyn: Roy. Henry
C Swonirel Brooklyn: Rev James ll.
Burlington. Brooklyn. E..;D Rev. lion-
ry Bryan Cathedral; licv. W. B Hunt-
'lnmn New York: Rev. Lawreuoo
Cole Brooklyn: Rev Alexander Vnnoo.
Brooklyn; Rev Hoary bullock. New
York. '
MNGLEADIRB RESPONSIBLE
Coromr'a Jury Fix» Blame For
Londonwdrth’o Guard. Duth.
LEAVENWCRTH Ka'u November
21 --—'i'he coroner-o .iury investigating
the killing of Guard Waldrupo. Who
was shot by one of tho uncaring prin-
errors in the Fort Leavenworth Mil-i
tary prison during tho outbréak on
November 8 returned a verdict hold-
ing Fred Robinson, Gilbert Mullins.
Frank Timoron and Jamar Wilton.
ringleader-n. iii, of murder and tho
other 32 mm hoot-a. guilty of con-pita:
cy to commit murder. The tour or
[illi- woro armed with shotguns.
Nine oi the convict: are still ui
largo.
i
“macaw-nan”.-
GU‘IN'I lLLNflIM DUE TO GUAR-
LC.
AN'l‘Wfilii’N vomllln‘ Zlm'i‘hu Niuv
an initiator. ibi‘i’kymitirdumm'
1mm; that on him: or 0116111: Wit
1 tunnel in
a lipstick:
Norwalk Chronicler