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pun. ISprlug Stock of~ Furniture, Cur-pets. Refrigerators Oil stoves,
,- cums. dikes, and in fact all of our departments, if you contemplate
, . anyhow goods to your home. Never before has our variety been as
It”. or; the styles an artistic as at the IrresIerit,.tih‘r‘ i). C, ‘ I'fi; ‘1 i I
. A f ' flffli’flfi in Furniture: Cour blnatleu Chilbifl'dwmd’i‘d lollipop.
. me, on and “aroma oak enrrromrzss. so new shapeeapd designs
. «rapport ThemsbuAss Bubs. lit all sizes. including rrwru sens. »
hows styles of IRON BEDS, iii white and colors. CHINA CLOSETS, ODD
Initmans. Torrnrr TABLES. Lamas Dinette,- ,IlAi.L RACKS. smu-
maps and near. TOP Desks.
chaps-rs.
‘ ’ ' ‘ ’ "WI ,“' .
new patterns in Axrnlnstcrs. Mon ucttes, Velvets, Brussels and lugralns.
,r'otpiidard makes. 1
MR1" Sabhli’irs.
imbue! the Twin Cities. As to prices we prefer tlrnt you should be the
aw .
) Hundreds of useful articles may now be seen on our special 4 & 90 tables
Ifiemgmber the “Perfection" Blue h‘larrre is the only Oil Stove on the mar-
ket equipped with a patent grate over burner which prevents fluids from
boil!” over into the flame. Be sure an d look for that grate.
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II ,QIWE-Mtfl May let out stores willelose at 6:30 p. Int, (31pr Mon-
land Saturdays. . . . . 1.. .gr. l
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3 ._ ~we INVITE voua ATTENTION 70 mass 30003:
2. Johann DEPARTMENT.
admins, all grades.
V‘ Brusselis, 'new patterns,
‘ :‘Velvets, latest designs.
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.I am- stilUARES.
‘lhgi‘ain, Pro-’Br'ussclls. Body Brus-
sells. Smyrnas. .
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DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
Tapestry l’ol'tior‘cs_ $2 to $8 per pair.
Nottingham Curtains, bite to $5 per »
pair.
Swiss Curtains. the to $3 per pair.
Net curtains, 76c to $3.50 per pair.
0 O O
mouurso SHADES,
LINOLEUMS.
Three qualities, new designs,
HUGS AND MATS.
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I. ‘I, .. ‘SHADIES T0 ORDER‘A SPECIALTY.'
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to tho‘rrfopr-‘toor of "adorns... Success. .
unldany climb'thc stairs, but'those who take the elevator pass"
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quié .by and up to the top floor.
. _ ,- Ifl‘fio the elevator, friend. rtdcourse in a thorough business
'. fined“ ’ I it means oiilcitlcniilsiuon of the best in the,comruerelai
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IIltemernberIthis college has a national reputation.
t. or ;. ~ may? tznr".I 2:1». I3 III; ?
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girl‘aiixturpf .I , .. I“, ., .
antigens—Spams to e: i don't
see .Imoving around I TTown
andJI unin- f . .9
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A Fair Offer Made, it . Wilson-Powell
Corporation to All Micron From
Catarrh.
Stillson-l’owcll Corporatior are poll-
ing llyomci ouvtl plan that as caused
considerable talk amongst their custo‘
morn.
The plan is different from that fel-
Ichd by other remedies. but the rome-
tly itself is differentiated. t'l’hnp trout-
flit-lit for the cums on outarrir hut-t su’cll
' . ' rusuul weerd of euros toils raved.
l‘. tint Stillson-l’owcll Corporation of—
fer to refund the money If it. does not
give the dt-slrod benefit. This is rer-
taiply one .of the fairest. offers that
can be made. and any one. with has on-
tsrrh and does not take advantage of
ii is doing himself or herself an lnjus-
co.
'l‘hc l-lvoruci treatment consists of an
inhaler that can be carried in the vest.
pocket, :1 medicine dropper and a bottle
of iiyomch 'l‘lreconrplcte treatment
costs but 11.00 and no the inhaler will
last a lifetime and there is sufficient
ilyomol foe more than a month's use,
the medicine is very inexpensive.
litany people who Viiavquseri it write
that for the. good Hyomel has done
thorn they would willingly pay thous-
ands of dollars. , .. .. . - ‘
lxtrn bottles of lrlyomel can be pro.
cared for use with the inhaler at We.
Do not suffer any. longer with tick-
ling. smelting. irritating. burning. eye-
wuterlnx troublesthat afflict those. who
have catarrlr. Hyomel will care you.
but if you should not find it'odapted to
your case Stilison~P0well Corporation
will return your money.
Very little Business
Continued from First Page.
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which had been submitted, He said‘
that thecornpnny wished to get ahead
with the work as fast as possible. A
profile man had been submitted in ac:
cordarrcc with the desire of the Council
as expressed at its last meeting. lie
would like to suggest that the cuts
which are shown in the map have been
planned, as the operating department.-
of. the company informed him. ”with
the least possible depression necessary
so as not to interfere with the passage
of a modern trolley car underneath the
bridge.
A headway of twelve feet. nine inch-
es, is necessary to allow this. The ar-
gument has been advanced and with
every accruing ground of probability.
that a trolley can pass under wit less
head room. The fact that it is figure-
sary to have that distance is due t the
fact that while less room would be re—
ouircd were. the tracks absolutely lor-
ol, it cannot be done where the cut is
approached on it grade. This would
cause one cod of the car to be higher
than the other and the middle of the
car would be higher also titan if it
were on a level track.
The plans have been prepurml with
.I view to disturbingaa little as pos-
slide. the present conditions. "it is
a rather rnesrr soot. We are willing to
admit. (“You would have ip admit
that" you admit anything.“ lnterject»!
ed Councilman l’nuii. "We do atlmit;
ii cheerfully." said Mr, Him‘ks. ”We;
do not desire to cut down near the
Mairackemo Hotel sidewalk. There
would probably be no change there.
tin the south side. 1 do not think there
will have to be any depression until of.
for we got. past the present rail we.
have there."
Mr. Paul then said that his reason
for his motion was because the Council
did not care to go ahead with the mat-
tcr until such fitness iii r. Light could
be present. and he understood that he
could be present on Friday.
Mr. thcks thensuggestcd that the
city engineer or whatever expert. they
desired be present on that occasion in
order to correct any misapprehensions
which might. arise either through his
own misunderstanding of the situation
or through the enthusiasm of any of the
employees of the company in
zeal for it.
Mr. Paul than said that he thought it
would be well to ask Engineer C. N.
Wood .to be present to explain the
plans; as he. had seen his named signed
to thorn and did not know whether it
Iratl‘beea cut oil yet or not. .lt, wall
learned that. the plans hndlbeen drbwu
by Mr. Wood, Tire motion to havethe
clerk ask Mr. Wood tohe presenewtas
passed: ; . .- - .
Councilman Bosch then. asked: .if
there wereany reports from» freehold-
ers or committees on either the Wash-
ington street or Garner street layouts.
The. Washington street committee to
voucher-egress. but it. wasIsuhmuent-
ly learned that no meeting had yet
been held, through the absence of Mr.
Stevens, .whowas ill“ The Barber.
street committee. of"'w.hleh Butt. 3..
Kendall faction-mending failed to have
a meeting becauseof the facethnenr.
Kendall did not know until a few days
ago that he was the chairman of the
committee. Reports. fluorasked? from
these committees at the next meeting.
m. motionnrahthc meeting that id?
icurn was passed.:~
than “.m” , :.';i
Pumacofme. arreausv rinse.
. NBWARKWan L...‘Aprti“ lire-Elie
Inflammatory" Jersey'aznew.
malaria: tho specie!“ autom.
intentions; Genomiflhomas N
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arch with“! mainframe]. gene
mum «mes:
Reamer. "and
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BI RIM _ . . ”Hui“: meufiwnu m I 'f I I
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trip, he took themrst min in a-ltindiy
. roa anavI,'y.
. , Erosion} o It on
, r M5" at Klnoar digit. "
~«»0HiCA00, April that Imutch to
the Record-Herald. from Klncnrdlnc.
Unt..; any» Before Prelident. MOW:
vclt left Wallrlngton for his western
t
not. of .im nailorwl‘wltt'irll‘wwlti h
wastruraplglfad last. night.: blight o d
mortals. given in recognition of trelr
bravery. in savihm the-lives of, the crew
oran American schooner. ‘wrro pre~ ,
seated in the name of the president. by
United States Consul Shirley. or oeu-
crich, io oltlmna of. .Kltuenrdluu.
0n the night of October 7. last, in a
terrible gain. the schooner Ann Marie.
bound from Cleveland to Milwaukee,
with coal was wrccioltl off Kincardlno.
Citizens gathered on the lake shore.
determined to attempt a rescue. lr‘our
nun entered a small boat. and after
great exertion took the crew aboard.
Just as the bout. started to return a
Wave filled the row boot. and its occu—
pants were tlrrowu into the water.
There followed a long. hard struggle
with the storm. Wan Ferguson, one
of. the rescuing party. and four of the
sclrooner‘s .crew were lost. Thomas.
John and Walter Mctiraw. the remain-
ing rescuers.srrccaeded in resuming the
wrecked. vessel. dragging ztrite Aarcri~
can sailors. with them. Another host
was sent out and rescuers and rescued
were brought ashore. The eight prin-
cipals in the rescue .Wel‘u givcu humane
society medals. but not until recently
was it'kuown that President. Roosevelt
had given attention to their efforts.
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
Search Open. Today With Games in
, St. Louis and.Philadelphla.
NEW YORK. April lb.-'l‘he Natiouw
ill League 1was scheduled- to open the
baseball season today. with stripes in
St. Louis and Philadelphia. The game
in Philadelphia. however, was neat-
poned on account of rain. Thursday
the followers of the. name hoped to
rather a few lines on the old conditions
of the Eastern and Western r'eprcsen
thrives of the old league“ The enthu-
siasts of the'Metropolis have to. wait
a daylonger for tircir.oiwning game.
the first game of the season in New
l'ork having been set. for tomorrow.
when the old rivals. Brooklyn and the
New Yerks wilimake their initial up-
NM-v .atmoueom I
.Cutlt Outlet! Mu Malta: Frank an“
I Itar'a Own Store.
Frank Baxter the, popular drpaktst.
proposed to save you money. and1 if you
will present the following coupon at
his store, he will let you have a regular
fifty cont. package. of Dr. Howard‘s cele-
brated specific for the cure of consti-
pation and dyspepsia, containing tit)
doses. at half price. ‘ .
This coupon entitles the holder .
: to one bilc package of Dr. llow~':
: ard's specific for the cure of con- :
: situation and dyspepsia at half :
:' price, 25C. 1 will refund the mon- :
: oi- to any dissatisfied purchaser. :
FRANK BAX'i‘ldll.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
lie will so even turther..and will
dive with every puckaae .he' sells his
”('i‘i-Ulllll rurarnntcc to refund the men
try itthc specific does not cure. This is
certainly a most unusual offer—u relia-
ble medicine at half price. with the fur-
ther guarantee that vour money will
be cheerfully rcfunddd it' the remedy
does not cure. . ‘ i ,. .-
Anyonc who Is suffering from liver
trouble. continuation. sick headache. in-
digestion. specks before the eyes, rue.
lanchoiy. or tired feelings. should take.
adventure of this offer. Mr. Baxter
does not know how long he will be able
to sell the specific at halfprice. for his
sale has been something phenomenal,
sometimes being obliged to order sup
plies two or three times a week.
As the dose is diminished after the
first few days, a bottle, thatyou can
obtain new for 21'» cents, will generally
last II month. And it costs you nothing
if it does not care.
at} it
i
Norwalk Controversy
Continued from First. Page.
some day said house proceeded to re-
consider said-resolution. Said objec-
ticm “we entered in the journals of
said house. After said reconsideration.
Vii... on 'l'llursday. April 9. said house
determined by vote taken by yeas and
neurones of the year at the Polo
grounds. . It was well that a latter
day was set. the weather conditions
here being such that baseball would
be out of the question today. The
American League trains have a wcck
longer. for practice. their season not
opening until April 20, when Pullout-a.
pays. that said resolution should not
be passed. -
. The questions hereby presented to
stilt). attorncy—gcnerai for his opinion
ill‘t‘?
i l. Was the action of the governor
fin the return of said resolution to the
tlousc. as herein rt-lnted. Ull April 8.
taken within the. time limited in the
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,1 __.,,,,.,_.,,_.,.m.. “flaw.
‘Adv‘ lemma. l Bridgeport All”
.53!de 1657.
STATIONERY AND VISITING CARDS. .
Many people are taking advantage of our April. offer
of a dollar's‘worth of fino‘liilonogram Writing Paper given
with every order for fifty Visiting Cards.
We repeat the particulars.
Fifty Visfilng Cards of the best qu
Roman or Block lettering, regularly $1.25 . . . t For
Forty-cight‘shcets of fine Writing Paper embossed {has
with monogram, envelopes (not embossed) Iboth.
to match. regular price $1.00 ........ ' ..... i
There are five different sites of Paper from which. to
make selections. Dainty. Estella. Billet. Octave and
Lorne. Whiting's French Dimity is included in white,
cream. Quaker gray. and blue. This you will understand
is an exceptional offering.
HOUSE CLEANING AIPS.
A visit to the House Furnishing Store will show'you
hundreds of articles which will be appreciated by house;
keepers. ‘ 'I
Among the new arrivals are some queer looking long-
handled arrangements which we are informed are Wall
Brushes. Examination proves they are the very thing for
cleaning walls. ceilings, the tops of windowr. and doors, or
any place out of }ordinary reach. They are light in weight
and made of lamb’s wool which can be washed thoroughly
in‘ soap and water. There are Brushes in variety. without
number and for every kind of use.
Long-handled Floor. Brushes for Matting and hard
wood floors. 98 cts. $1.25 and up.
Short-handled Dust Brushes. 25. 50. 75 cts and up.
Sanitary Brushes. 35 and 50 cts.
Window Brushes, 25 and so cts.
Turkey Feather Dusters. from 25 cts. up.
Have you seen the Asbestos Irons? If not stop and
look at the demonstration. Those Shirt Waist Irons are
certainly ideal things in their way, and they beat the old-
fashioned Flat Irons outright. They are light in weight,
ality. with either ,
their -
uhia plays two genitalia-tin. Boston. The 1. constitution"
other learns do not’upt‘u their season] . '_ . . .
until April 22 and the first game on; 11‘ 1“"“u”, “‘L‘;’",‘",°f ”"3 governor
the flow grounds in New York is S“ till! he mm of trpicsehlutlvos, ink-
for April 30 ‘Wt‘irkhlu thesi- is now l "n “5 “NH" related. in any way affect
progl't-ssin'sicullllv “‘ ' itlro legal force anti validity of House
, ‘ 5 .‘ . . H. . . . .joiut resolution No. .JI. passed by both
'lhe lbllfill‘in will start on April 30 . . .. .. .
and the New York State la‘uguc minnow.» of tin; general Iissernbl). as
May 8. [iv that tlllit‘ too the Weston: ‘ “Bikinis,‘llz‘tl’tli‘joinl resolution No l-l‘
reason will have opened and from ow ‘,i. i . ih- . ,..~ .,I ,1 ' ."f‘
can to ocean the American national “a?“ his" :‘(Jfl-luum rcutu. now d
Lilllii‘ Will be in it!" 's‘Wlnfl- .Sonutor Walsh said thr- ohjcct in to
1 clear up the matter. Good lawyers dif-
. for as to whether the veto was prompt.
. - i . will in tirni: The matter of the exist-
Re‘rg‘u‘eigg‘e‘"; 0' $91:ESChr“‘ °l l once of the town is important in the
. ° . s f ay '1 . ‘ .. :uattcroi’ the senatorial districts and
Irdlsrfistgiftfigrgo Siotlrfllxdiidafiil‘l'tl'il guise in the matter of the lucrrl probate
than-h of issue. Christ of thcgbaticr ”new?“ which {05.03 or doesnot lose
llav Saints. has assigned the twelve 33.2“... 1.51:)? {sselution passed now
. I , ' 3 ' ’ ' S )0 .
apostles to fields as follonli: . é At the suggestion
F. M. Shociry and W. W. Greene. my '
Itaslcru Stair-s. Nova Scoiin and Now i his paper from a "redirect" m the form
Brunswick: Herman L). Smith. ludtanu. lot a resolution.
lllinpls, Michigan and Wisconsifi; .1“. ‘ IScnrrior Wilcox approved the veto of
IlIiI. lbllilhuil [Orthsmiglili'igfliLINi-ill‘lswfil itfllp» Governor and claimed that it was
‘ u r I art on i u'oa; - '. ed in time. M .IWilcox said the res-
531i)!“ Iféooléy) IinIngtIntu‘l‘Ir: 5251192: 1} Lori IrIrIlutiou now charged We: a: surprise. and
. ~ . i . A ‘ ' i c was, not irclare 0 vote on t.
zone; G. F. Griffiths. Oregon. \Yuslllnkj ‘ Whatever unedited there is should go
wills and Illrlléislh (Jolumlhin’flI TI. \iéIbltIlIn . before some tribunal. colmpctcnt Io pass
. sourr, (arses, am r it t‘l‘” upon it. The genera usscrnb y has
ltfl'yi ililllll W. lilll‘tlltUIl. I'llnlfili lfilt‘fl", . [3385911 “DU“ "ll‘ Question and "OW hail
{still Anderson. brandinuina: J. W. inothing further to do with it. Suppose
tight and C, H. Buttcrueith. Aus- .thi‘ attorney-general gives his opinion
tl‘rglu. i “u l l . ithat the Volt) was not. outline. will it
will" “If. °53§lufilm ‘iiilfi..“°f.i..‘ii I liliii‘idli‘dt‘iifi ’Xlii‘li. 5.3. "31,323;
1:13: :Emgnmpladwgfitaéga egg “1:33; ; opinionl of no effect.I SenatIorI'IWilcox
‘ . . ‘ .. L‘ , ' ,, “ ‘0)l05ttt a vote on tic rest) u on yes-
about fifty thousand and is scattered i ttlngday. without opportunity for full
-\‘ery widely throughout the world. The loonsidcmtlou. _ ‘
(pufcriouce afilgnulrd Iiis “ardugmtionf; ISenater Bradstreet said he. for one.
0 DO yzarny. so at us ‘ P- 00. 0. Id d not wantrto‘ ou‘ record‘ias sayin,
'Mormou foruldB the practice. Thelma; the gamma. did not know trig
conference will meet next year aiilurslncss'. The general assembly incar—
Kirtiuud, Ohio. I. , I ‘tniuly above the attorney—generaiand
TELEGRAWiii-i'gYSTEMS OF ALASKA! the latter has nothing to do with this
i affair. A date has been sct’forra hear-
SEATTLE. Washi. April 15.—»Witit-i
ing on the proposition to consolidate
in a month thotelegraph system of Al. the two little! of t South t NorWIlk and
asks will be completed and by fall the
this resolution comes in at an improp-
oabie councctingScattlo with dunnea outline. to disturbtmattars now being
and the far north will be in operation. ‘
arrested. ~.
These announcements waremade‘ here
ASSIGNMENT or Aposrtss.
~....—-
of Lieutenant-Gov-
wn favored the resolu-
nor Roberts. Senator Walsh changed ‘
all right in every way.
one way or the other, and the motion
to table was r-cjected by 13 hays to i
veas.
Senator Wilcox called for the yeus
and pays on the passage of tho reso-
lution. ills motion prevailed and the
veto resulted:
Whole number voting ........ 2‘2
Necessary to passage .......... 12
Yeas ...................... 13
Nays ....................... it
Not voting ................
The vote in detail was as
YES" Senators Tracy, Page. Graham.
Woodruff. llnrniilou. Ayling. Brown.
Wal h. Nash. Bailey. Jacobs. Gates and
Clar ~13. .
fie—Senators Ney Wilcox, Pattlson.
Calcf, McNeil, Fucsscnlch, Bradstreet,
Shell and Nacho—.9.
Absent—~Senutors Davis and Chalice.
OFFICER.
._._..—-
CHARGES AGAINST
Waterbury Policeman ISummoned Be-
.forc Public Safety Board.
WATERBUltY.. April 15.—-——Mlchacl
Mansfield. a supernumerary Iotllcer on
the police force in this city. has been
.ordered to appear before the board of
public safety and answer charges pre-I
ganiaation formed by prominent busi-
ness men since the outbreaks in con-
nection with the, trolley strike. Maus-
iield is charged with failing to arrest
and easy to use; they keep hot a long time and they are
ferred by the Citizens' Alliance. an or- .
Laundry Set, $1.50. Shirt Waist Set. 60 cts.
New Patterns in Tapestry Carpets on exhibition. If
you need a new Carpet come and see us about it.
int 1'). M. Imp COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
W
conic are never
Mrs. Crlmsonbenk-w
satisfied in this world.
Mr. Crimsonbeak—Oh. 1 don't know;
you never heard of a man cloning more
than once, did you?~—Youkers States-
man. ‘
UNCLE REUBEN’S OPINION.
“They may say what they please. but
“stem—hear me; l've taken allklnds
of laxatives, purgutives and cathartlcs
brrl. when it. comes to one that is easy
and pleasant to take. mild and gentle
in its action. and that makes one want
an cxtra slice of bacon for breakfast.
just give mo Chamberlain's Stomacr.
and Liver Tablets. and you may have
all the laxative syrups, dyspepsia med-
icines and pills. little or big, there is
in the country. There Tablets surely
do make one feel Joyful.” For sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation. F. ii.
Baxter and Clifford Pharmacy, “
We never at full}; boqrrninted with
ourselves um i we have]: stack of hard
luck. , "“‘:x;-, ‘ _
I r—H‘Ilttheltisyth'at or... lemon to
home (monogamous ”Burdock Blood
Bitters strengthens ’d tones the sto-
mach; makes indigo I ,lprr impossible.
* “Not aowi’.’ bias may a time and of-
low been the death lured of golden op-
'portunitles.‘ » ~ ,
that
. Senator Bro
by General Greeley. chief officer of the
United Signai'Cocps. The onbio.shtp
Burnside wlli‘oeach Slum. about: June
15; and. after rtmainacable from Shag-
way to Halaos Mission. will .lay‘ the
big cable southward 1.300 miles in two
sections, to Seattle; The cable. it is
believed will be in workingorder hy-
Novsntber 16.“. Ann ofbat fifty miles
emits. betweenmeoastern and western
bunches tho Musketsyatenu ,
ilueextonds. up the Yukon mm m.
lilloh‘aelarmsthe mouth omits Mahala
mid a-two mileshboro onwi'that - river.
The of the attornoyoa'sncral could have no
that as. perhapdt while not doing any
aoodwit could do no harm... Under the
statutes. the attorney-general can be
asked. as the resolution proposes. for
his opinion... :7 ,. -. . ,
{.Seaator Plimsoll called attention to
thofactdlui‘the Norwaik matter is'not'
before "Senate. it is before the
House-on 31...... .
Senator Aylirutflaid
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that the opinion
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acsted that Senator Wilcox had a di.
"embittered ia- theymatter. in .view- of
the. nation. , at his.‘ committee as the
"per
sons committing crime; persons . (in mmum
.whom he knew were going to commit. .
crime. and failure to 'dlsperse crowds. '
He is also charged. with stopping trol-
ley cars manned by strike breakers for
the purpose- of annoying and abusing '
the moter‘men. it is also alleged that
when Mansfield learned that efforts .
.woretheing made toldentifythiru he
changed tha'numbsr on his uniform
hat. 'Manstleidwlll‘ be brought before
the board on next Tuesday night.
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