his shoe‘rre‘pa
1'. fit?
BLLLLiLL'thtt. employed in W. G.
11eCount s touchine shop. who. has been
ill at his home in; East avenue. is
around 11111111.
The members of the Y. L. I. Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Edwin
0. Drake in he to Place. this evening.
Work on the sewer at the end of the
ten Istreet bridge. which was
account of the rain.
The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
will be observed in the East Ayenue .
Methodist Church. Sunday morning. In
the evening Rev. Edward Cunningham.
the pastor. will preach. 1 1
Lucy- Wheeler. of Bulkiey a WhéeLlL-
cr' 1;, South Norwaik. has purchased the
automobile formerly owned by Captain
Albert J. Hoyte‘» The machine is" almost
new and has been used very little
1 Charlie Rose continues about the
some at his home in Van Zandt street.
if abything a little better.
plains at pains in his side and has been
blood. Dr. IF. I. IB‘u’r‘ne’li
The oyster steamer Freddie W.
Decker. which has been undergoing re~
pairs at Cos Bob; has returned to South
Norwaik. thoroughly overhauled and.
with" an attractive coat of white paint
with green and red trimmings.
An Epworth League May. social .wllLl
. 1 be held at the residence-.10! Harry Hlp~
1:11.11 in Seasfdo Place. tomorrow even—
lug. An entertaining program has
been prepared. refreshments will be
1 served and a silver collection taken. all
are invited to be present .
. The regular social service will he
held this evening. in the Advent Christ-
ian Church. After the meeting there
will be a special business meeting for
the election of oilicers to succeed James
Eyenden. who has resigned as treasurer
and S. W. Velsor. secretary, who leaves
town to go to New Jersey. ,
‘ The teachers of the East Avenue
Methodist Sunday school met at the
home of Superintendent Harry Hoyt; in
Seaside Place, last evening. Reva Ede
waydCunuikiMm explained the lessons
for the month and refreshments were
moral 1111,11 .pro‘grsm commit-
thctiliiiidropa' .pay services
,e" second Sunday in
Lfiissio Society and 111'.
Society that. at the: home of Mrs.
M. WLLLLLLLdLLLLILLtLiiCLLLLLmL uremic. last
which wiLILl occur
Herein:
will probahi we: held in Red Meg's
hall about May 21. although the" date
and place cannot yet. be definitelyaecid-
il$nn entertalnment in
%The Norwalka will
LLLLLLLrid booths and refresh-
These committees were ap-
pointed and glycn .the power to appoint
others to assl M. Entertainment. Mrs.‘
:Mrs. Edwin 0.
Drake. Miss LLAnna Warden; hall and 1
advertising Mrs. F. M. Wheeler and
Mrs.1.1E 0 brake: refreshments; Mrs.
Jr" chairman:
is. William Hosegood
Mrs. Morreil andMiss Dolores St. John.
The Y. L. I. Society will have charge of ‘
James Warden
Oscar St John;
RGWA YTON.
Mrs. Melville Young and son Daniel
are spending the day in East Norwslk
William DeWaters has returned
home from a pleasure trip to Na“
Mrs. Jennie’LShLerer. of Maple. are
11111 is ntertainlug Mrs Frazier IDol
bear. 0 Brooklyn. ..
There will be a meeting of 11;- J11
‘ nior league of the Methodist Church
tomorrow afternoon. . .
Miss Beatrice DeWaters is recover-
‘Iug from Injuries sustained by being
thrown from her wheel this week.
Crockett has been visit
e winter with her dough .
fer. Mrs. Joseph A. Judge, of Malaga.
N. J
Russell Griswold who lately suffer
ed serious illness from vaccination, is
very sick with a relapse at his home
in this place.
‘The Rising Star Division Son's of
Temperance held their regular meet-
ing last night” 111111 only routine busi-
ness1was tron d
am Wetmore. Lot
. 1 street was held at 2: 80 oclock this
1. . afternoon from the residence of Henry
W. W T. Duncan offici.
“me i. was in linion
. BLJ‘ M
in cultural .yeare.
Nomtou lady. who was in the employ
of Frank smell, of Norman. were mar-
rlcd yesterday "morning.
Contractor Blondeli. of Stamford
"1” who had the contract to build a new
the workB nearly- finished . 1
JamsI B‘urc Ld me out
afternoon wi _. Iawagou’,
yesterday
it had. a
the streets. The youngsters enjoyed
the ride very much. 1
L‘NIL'LLLL aahIIhliro. {$93 CI. WLLiLlLin we“:
tomo'ng go o .w Ire eyw
reside 111 the futbLLe. Mr. 1111 Mrs.
Wilson were recon ly married. Mrs.
Wilson was Miss Susan Sillimnn.
1 H. E. Wood of Noroton Heights,
3131 1 ..
11111 in 111.111.11.111,
James Regan. of this place. 1111' 11L 1
road. oh‘ the Connecticut “turnpike, has
whole load (rubidium driv rig 1111111111,.
Goon .
TOBACCO
sailed yesterday on the White 1311111111111. L L
or Oceanic; to sojourn for a month or '
two in Europe lie was accord allied
to. New York and to the steamshp pier
by his two daughters. son and several .
otlIIIer Mativés 11111 members of his fa-
m Y. 1'11
James Codeine, of NoLroLtoa. an .ltal-
ion in the‘ employ of Contractor LRob-
ert Anthony. in Stamford. was terribly
burned about the right 11111 Tuesday.
Cordelia was carrying a pail of tar
with which he. was. coating a roof. it 1
was the last pull and l his hurry he ,
slipped and in the effor- to save him-
self from falling spilled the hot tar
over his hand. or. 'ilreadwell of
Stamford. dressed the 111111111. ..
Miss Addie Watkins. of Dal-ion, and
Dr; Elisha Tas’a't Payne. of NorLoton.
were quietly married at the residence
of Mr and Mrs. WiillaiomE. Street.
at 510 o'clock yesterday. ruins. by
Rev. 1.1111111 c1. of 11111 Episcopal
Church in or.oton Mrs Street is a
sister ct Misc. Watkins. Only the im-
mediate relatives of the family were
present. The couple left on the 10: 30
train on their Way to Philadelphia ‘
. 1 WM \
WESTMR 1'.
011171111. Walternau. of the Forms.
has a. new wheel. ‘I. . 1 ,
The John Betts’ place in Main street
is being rs- roof d. '
Miss Mary Donahue
friendsdn New York.
Patrick Drlscoil was a visitor in Tur-
key IIHiii section Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred 8. Jennings spent Tuesday
in Norwalk visiting relatives.
" ‘A new stone “gateway is being erect-
ed to the entrance of Lawrence Villa.
Mrs. Patrick W'alsh left town Tues
hIay to visit relatives in Brooklyn N.
is visiting
LLMrs. John. J1. Morris 11 entertaining
LLMtIa Gertrude... MnCreaIdy, . of New
th‘k: 1,1'
Gault Bros. have a fine hair of
.LJLLLLLLBLLL purchased of portion in New
erae
1111115 Nellie LScullLy of Greens Farms
1'11 the; proud. owner of a new chainiessL
hi him .11"...
rs. Neill Mitchell is entertaining
‘13"r father; Rev.A N.l.eI1vls. of Mont
peLlier.:Y
Fred Ferry journeyed to Southport
MONEY. night to pay his respects to
friends there.
Churles and A. W. Mills and Edward
McEiwee are engaged in mason work
In Southport.
Millard 11.111111111111111 family are occu
Laying the Shaughnessy cottage at
Greens Farms. ,
Men are at work grading and im
praying the lawns about the Congre
rational Church.
gLLAustin Jennings and Sylvester Kee-
ler are jurors in the Common Pleas
Court. Bridgeport. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hurlbutt are
moving into the rooms 111111- Sturges
it Son a shoe store
Chauncey Hanford has sufficiently
recovered f1 0111 his recent illness to re
lume duties in New York.
Postmaster Charles Harris paid an
official visit to Postmaster E. W. S
Pickett. in Fairlield. Monday. .
E. 11111111111111 men are busily engag-
ed setting out plants. about his exten
sive garden farm. Greens Farms.
George Carpenter has several: his
connections with the Connecticut Rail
way- and Lighting Company. as motor
man. - 1
George Avery a Son are construct LL LL
ing 11 cellar on which will be moved
the building occupied by Mrs. David .
Hawes. .
Henry 4LLyLnxweiler. the Rosevillc
wheelwright is rushed with business:
New farm wagons and general repair
work keep him busy.
Work is being pushed on Spring
Farm. the summer retreat for sick
children from New York. and it will
be opened early next month.
Edward Lehn. .,J.r ~the Main street
baker is soon to discontinue his wag.
on route: and dc ote h a ti time Dirge 1
V L “n "L 1 .. 1111111 Clara Mills of Bridgeport. eras 31
to his fast growing store trade. ,
L Al Arnold, is lineman for the West-LL
era Union. spent Sunday with his
brohte‘nin—law Henry Avery. Mr. Ar-
acid is stationed in Bridgeport.1‘
Work 1 being pushodnou. the same
user )1 or me 111 mentors at
Greens rmsjr 11111111111111 is expected
. to occupy it the latter part of the
week
Business 111 Wakeman's Mattress
and Cushion Works. Samtuck. is very
brisk 1a: they have just Ived or-
. 11ers, from several large churches in
th Tatate {or new cushions.
lord 51' Adams and. Misc
There were only
L 3'0
lated that the Frank Miller Lumber
Company of Bridgeport was to estair
lisll a branch here. Mr. Miller was!
L morning at.
Miss C. J. efficacy 111111111111
her home here. after spending .1011;
winter in Easton.
M. T. Donnelly and 11011 11110111111,
almstionednrelative to the rumor. Tues .39901 a. 19" day! in“ week at ‘99:?
demand denies any such intentlou:l
"Inever gave the matter a thought.
The term is much too small and the
largely increased business in Bridge-
port is all I can attend to,'in thatdiue.
Youcan state positively that the r11
mcr has no foundation "
The friends of J. S. Jones. of Riv
eralde avenue. are having a little Joke
him, all on account of tearing down of
the steeple on the old Christ Church
Mr. Jouee was not aware that it was
being done and when he arose Sunday
morning he went to his bedroom wiu~
dew and looked 3.0111 "and seeing their
missing;
was
wind had blown
part of the steeple
thought that that.
era but when he went out to church
he found out his mistake.
it has often been asked why the car
‘rlers on the rural delivery routes do
not use bicycles as a means of convey
ance. but- as malty times as the idea
been ridiculed. people saying that it
was impracticable on account of the
amount of b‘andie‘s they had to carry. ,
Two carriers Charles Keene of Route ‘
12 and Charles HuenenberLg. Jr of L been visiting John Williams and fam-
it). returned to Norwalk Sunday night.
thence to their home In Philadelphia.
Route ll are doing this work on bicy.f
ales. In speaking of the advantage of
the bicycle over the horse in good
weather. Mr. Hueuenberg tells us that
he now carers 'thbsroute in about four
' ours
owners within team it took him
betw s1: andrseiv on hours. This ad
young neoplal
iwas a LLLLLLLLLLLLLELLLLSLiLSLL
financially. 0n
dltional two hours is a big saving to a“ ""9 nmm‘ profit 33" Hur-
summer home here.
F. P Lens. of Springfield. 11111;.
formerly of Weston. was the guest of
James Coley. last week
Mrs. F P. Morehouse has enter in-
or her sister Mrs. Anderson. and our
children from Bridgeport.
l 1.,y
LYON’SL 1111111.
Miss Lizzie Adams is spendinflt I11
week with Eddlce White.
Oscar Davis is omprovlng and is able
to sit up a short time each day.
Albert Williams and wife. .of West»
port visited relatives here 01118111111111;
Henry Nichols spent Friday night in
it:
down. lie told h a wife of it and oth Inanhury, attending the meeting ML h?“
dge.
Mr. and Mia. Clifford Patent-on LclLl-
tertalned a party of friends 8oturiiay
evening.
Charles Johnson has been oil the sicLLk
list for several days. but is able to be
out again. .
Clinton Patcheoa is working in Not-
w.alk He boards with George Brown
and wife. formerly of this place. 11
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nael who have
The entertainment given by the
Thursday evening.
. socially and
red and twenty-
him. Mr Keene reports 1111 he does rah '0" “he 30“"8 folks'
exactly as wall.
This is the first day of, May and ac-
cording to the law every owner of a
dog must have the same registered or
make himself liable to prosecution
thirty-seven dogs
registered yesterday. a very small pro.
portion. Just how many canines there
CHARGES AGAINST DR. LODGE.
M
Waterbury Medical society Consider-
Caac of Antl~8malipoa Physician.
At a meeting of the Waterbury Med-
ical Society Thursday. charges of un-
professional conduct in writing com
are in Westport at the present time 111.municalionstethenewapspmmmck
not known 11111111 all probability 11111. ins the methods employed by the 1.
number will not be less than last year
health officials to check the progress
three hundred in speaking with Se of smallpox were preferred against
lsctman Smith that gentleman said L-Dl P Carter Md“;
that dog oLwneLrg who failed to pay taken except to appoint a committee
tax would be prosecuted the to inquire into the charges. Dr. Lodge.
their
same as last year. The selectmen
No. action was
it will be remembered. appeared be-
have not decided new ion to lve up fore the state board of health Satur»
“Mum; time to pay 1,3. 3; 3|, my, day and stated that he did not believe
to fly that u will not be as long as. there were any smallpox cases in Wa-
last year Furthermore this year de-l
linoiients will be compelled to poy the‘
iterbury. Prevloua to the meeting he
also said he believed he wins opposed
coats of prosecution. Last y'ears way, t(l vaccination. ONIOIISLh he was “Oi
of collecting the tax was an excellent; 80 mm“ 0“ “I“
one and that should have been 1111111111.”:
ed years ago, and
e town would have
been richer for i.
saints 1111111 ' ’
L John 11111111111511 the sick list.
“1%sz LW. Mills is suiferiIngL from a
severe cold. .
13.3mm. Mills matertainedx friends; from a 30W caused by a sun shot
from Norwalk. Sunday.
Miss Huldah Meeker spent Frida
the guest of Miss Martha Mills . }.
Miss \Ternie Elwood is the guest of:
hmamnts Mr and Mrs. S. E'ZLEL
“D
with her parents Mr and Mrs. E:I.C.1
the guest of Mr and Mrs. Horatio
Mills. . 1
Thomas Adams. of Yale spent Lnsun'
. day the guestof his mother. Mrs. XML”.
Adam
Mrs. A. F. Downes‘ of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Jennings. -
The preparatory lecture 1111111} aim
the Great mm church
Friday afternoon at 2: so;
The weekly prayer meeting of 111;. L L
Greens “$13 muggy vigil» held at“ “9‘03 31““an 111111111 this ban;
11111111111111 . 1 L
the home
row eveniLn
. ‘ Hazel Salve is a sure care.
i eases yield to it at once. Never fails
all“.
int as he was
that smnIlpoa did not exist.
W
*-
SHOT IN HIS LEFT LEEL
er or other wounds Dertt’s Witch
Skin dis-
in case's of piles. cooling and healing.
Nona genuine but DeWitt' s. Beware of
counterfcjts “i suffered many years
wound in my left leg." says A. 8. Fat
er. English. Ind. 1‘11. Lwould not yield
‘and gave me much trouble. . I used all
kinds or remedies to no purpose until
ILlAtfriedbgertt‘u Witch; Hazel Silva
1 my ass compete cured mo.“
Miss BessieLL Binge spent Sunday.
EPHRATA PLJLLLOLNLUMELLNLT UNVEILEIL)
LANCASTER. Pa. .;,.., May. ‘1-—'l‘lnaI .
monument at Ephrata in memory of 1 .
1Lfit association.
C." especially prohibits strikes,
, conductms‘ among its members
" have grievances can gain no recognl.
in! Labor.
something in return
movament against thel. O. R. '.C. start-
ed at that time. which has finally re»
Wholesale Heircliun From The
links ill The l. M513.
1111111111 Conductors Lille diluiiiiiLLL
Themselves Willi iiiiilll’ Mill
taken by a large number of the mem-
bers of the Independent Order of Rail-
way Conductors at their annual meet»
ing here Sunday: which will ‘uitiiuate- ,.
ly result in tho disbandment or that.
organization. and the affiliation of its ,1
brder of Roll“!
members with the
Conductors. an organisation which is
aillllated with the American Federatidn
of Labor. while the Independent 0r-
der of Railway Conductors is not a lib
bur ornganlzation but has for its pur-
poses those resembling a mutual bene~
At the annual meet-
ing of the O. R. C. next Sunday. they
L Will affiliate themselves with that or-
L 11111.
“1 Iigie ultimate disbandment of the l. 0.
This action undoubtedly meanfi
(2.. which has branches in Provi-
deuce and Springfield, and which while
its. membership includes many of. the
craft. is not numerically strong enough
to stand 11111 l1 secession as that of last
Sunday.
Besides. the by- laws. of the l. (L). it.
and
who
tlon through their affiliation with that
body. Desiring any recognition from
the company in 111111 matters. they
must be members of the 0. R. C.. and
therefore members of the Federation
Rut theyrannot be mem~
111111 of the l. 0. R. C. and also of the
10. R. (3.: they must be either one or
L ~tllLeL other.
' "1.111111111111111 were given a cut of 15 cents
Two years ago. when the
a doy in their pay. their ranks were
divided. some being in each of'the ci-
gahizations the l. O. R. 0. having
about 50 pel cent.
At the time of the recent traindlen s
trouble here. when the trainmen inane
certain demands. and finally received
about our ytblng they asked. the con-
tincture began to think that it would be
it good idea for them to have some such
association. where they could present
their claims for recognition. and get
There was a
Iiilted in the ,action of such a large
number of the members of the l. O. R.
C. last Sunday.
membership of the]. 0. R. C. has been
steadily dropping off. and the action of
to of the members in resigning and af-
filiatlng themselves with the 0. R. C.
From that time the
will undoubtedly result in the complete
disruption of the benefit branch.
FIRE DESTROVLS HEALTH RESORT.
BERNE; Switzerland. May iw—The
Goraigel-Badga famous health resort
(near Than. Canton of Berne) was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The church
alone escaped. There was no fatality
The season had not begun and the es
tablishmcnts were unoccupied The
Cornigel- Bad is noted for its sulphur
and iron sprlfigs It has a population
of about 2.000.
*NTED'
1511111111.
and
Paper Hangers
For all kinds of sores. burns brals- . 11 . .
LLLLthm wares
1'“ as his.
:ths revel 111111111111 soldiers buried there L.
grind
mum and other digni.
tarles. At the time at the outbreak of
the involution" war" the Zionistic
rhood at 11111111111 was under the
Miller who reader
111 the continental
on. After the bat-
lied flit“! 11ch
re tattoo to Splints where
the rotherdIaad _ L
unveilednnd dedicated in
pretence of a throng of many ,
thousands. including Governor Stone 1.
ex~60vernor
.“ . ...
congress .1111 11 said to have been a ’
Jrieail of Woohiugt
or am
hi FiLrLIst bireeiL1EaLstL Norwaik
NEW HAVEN, May 1~Actlon1tyas1Lf
1 faring.
knew. 11‘ inlrbain'a LL!
“ably («0111110qu 1,.dreadc§{Lo
opgltoach of the time for my men-om:
06. “it wouldIL no” Iooupo of"
L York. 1.-
s
and 11111151111111.1119. Iii
._ LiLLLLLL by lumc‘rm paw. -
has aroused into .-
rationality and amount
holdings of the company
flclal statement on t ht
made in the annual rope
racy in 19001 which gave.
at distribution of use ii
lows: in Mouse on
holders holding 199-. 269
nectiout 2.989 1111111111111
313 shares31 in- New
holders with 1081.89.91 it].
island at atooklltllddr
shares; and‘ in «1111:1111. ‘
Since the tors are 'L
' was made an 0 toilet L V...
has said 111111 the drift
stock has been dome
«1114
In general
tures convert b 1
972 shares 1111111111111 di‘ju
the stockholdin‘gs, ill:l
concentrated; The 1i)
panics of 111,111 rally-1
Mila- l-LIUL A JAKlIiMA. .1 ' 1
11151111“ bed with 1111111111 pain and an!-
I was under the physicians
are for overll your Without any relief,
when my attention was called to Lydia,
E Pinkiiam’s Vegetable Compound by
several of our Mormon women who
had been cured through its use.
i began its systematic use and im‘s
proved gradually in health. and after
the use of six bottles my health wt!
completely restored. and for over two
are I have had neither ache or in.
You have a truly 11111111111111.1111 for
women. Very sincerely yours. as.
Rm. 1111 JAKHMAN. Salt Lakei‘ ity.Utah. "
4600010!!!” lfatovc testimonial is not genuine.
Just as surely as Mrs. Jake-
man was cured 3111111110 surely will.
Lydia E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable
Compound cure every woman
suffering from any form of to-
male ills.
Mrs. l’lnkham advises sick wo-
contract Address. Lynn. Moll.
L GRAND masomc BODIES.
LRoyai ‘Arch Masons and Royal Select
Masters to Convene in Hartford.
The one hundred and fourth annual
Royal
Arch Mascara-of the State of Connec-
scsslon of the Grand Chapter.
ticut. will convene}? Masonic Tom
pie in Hartford. (m uesday. May 13.
Each of the forty-six chapters repre-
senting all sections of the state is en.
The
annual meeting of We order of High
Priesthood will be held in the evening.
of the
titled to send three delegates.
The present elective officers
Grand Chapter ale: Gland high priest,
James Callan. of Waterbury; deputy
grand high priest. Edgar W. Lotham
of Sufileld: grand king. Frank W
Beardsley, of Shelton; grand scribe
lohn S. Gorion, of NewLondou; grand
treasurer. Isaiah Baker, J12. of Hart-
ford; grand secretary James McCor
mick, of l-:lartford grand captain of
host Hugh Sterling, of Bridgeport:
grand principal soiollrner. Stephen P.
Goodsell, of Winsted; grand royal arch
captain. Joseph R. Johnson. 11‘. assert.
The eighty-fourthnnnuai wanton of
the Most Puissant Grand Council of
Royal and Select Masters of Connec-
ticut will be held in Masonic Temple
May 4 the her following. Grand Mas
ter Albert S. Comatock, of Norwich,
will preside and delegates are expect-
ed to be present from the thirty- t-wo
subordinate councils. The other ofiic
ers of the Grand Council are as fol-
lows: D. P. grand master. Joseph S
Stokes. of bieriden; third illustrious
grand master. Charles‘A. Jones. of
Hartford: conductor of work. Edward
E. Fuller. of Tolland; grand treasurer
Isaiah Baker. Jr.. of Hartford; grandL
‘ recorder. James McCormick, of Hart
ford: Stand captain of guard. Charles
Billings Chapman. of Norwich; grand
conductor John Ii. Pearce. of New Ha
van.
The Grand Council has a member-
ship of 9.482 and the Grand Chapter a
membership of 6.027 1
TIM E TABLE CHANGES.
New Schedule in Effect May 18—Nevv
Cheshire Route to Open Then.
lt~1isanllounded that‘ the summer
time table ofthe Consolidated railroad
will go into effect suinday. May' 18,‘
when it is said several important chap
gee will be made in the trains
“On this date also the new route to
Waterbury 1111 Cheshire will also be'
opened. Four trains will be operated
in each direction daily and two on
Sunday. the rates of fare to be slight
reduction on those which obtain on
the Nougatuck division For a single
oasaage the fare will be 65 cents.. and
or:
day only. 31. 05 will be charged.
round trip passage good for one
One of the most important changes
to be made on this day will be the
removal of the Air Line Limited to the
Shore line division. where it is said
it will be able to make better time
between New York and Boston. ’.
A few changes of minor importance
will be madeiia the schedule of trains
on the Berkshire div
1!. Sunday.
" of the 1110111111111
: 11111011111
1 ognlse t e engineer depart
- plihg naval siflci‘e‘
‘- auditing paper an the “
called
9. 469 shares moral Th _
holding of shares in ear; ‘-
2. 300 shares, belongin '
The spectacular rise in
the stock was not colitin 1 -
and there was a fallln it».
points. closing at 248
Monday's record of “WW
ciusively that the Condo so ..
is being manlp’ulatOd,‘ it L
cluslon is Irresistible:
there has not been. suj
change of shares as that ,
tide purchasers. if the
not the result of meal
would be no such an
the advance from 248
within an hour or two
hops for the 11111111111.
stock from conschv ,
whatever the obtain...“ 1
being done and most
own Opinions as to the' ’
There has been a new L '
financial circles in at. th lilLi
ing of the direct rs; of,
stated by on 1111111111
knowledge of rating ,
above action w ,, ti
and would probab act
ment to the small jholdel‘l 11‘ =1 .
ven stock. who 11'1L give ,
fers would other-wiles be .
out This story twat: 1.111
by other prominent men
clal field. who welre, soon it
story originated 1.1mm
made by a director at the
Inquiry among tits ofllc ial .
such a step was intern}
unaware of it.
L.,‘i
Judge William KL; 11111111111111
United States circuit court; gs,
advice to his class in the YLli
school, wherein he is a professor.
other day that brought a sail "
students. He said:‘
"In ybur early days as In
justice some of you may find i ’
hard to get enough to out:
hops you'll be called to i
pate over a cow and perhapi m
feel pretty hungry on that 1“.
before your case comes iii
can take the disputanta
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