V ' hominid"
I‘ .1 “-1"
Molten and Ill
United Malinda: Mariam "
With Nearly 9” Mambo".
The Hat Makers' lick Benefit socie-
1v was formally diiipted unto the new
organisation of' “the same nature in
the list Finiaiiera' aooioty,. Monday ov-
Iniug, at a meeting held in the Labor
Lyceum in 1110th Main street. The
general meeting and its work was fol-
lowed by a social and smoker, when
luncheon was served and a concert
gin u by Bvec' a South Norwalk band
There are one hundted and eight
members in the Hat Makers' society.
and eighty the were taken in from
the ranks of the Hat Finishers making
the total mhtnbership one hundred and
ninety- three with prospects of making
it many more.
Until-tho time for the annual eloe
lion of officers comes. which will be
Monday, April 25. 1111- old oflieers of
the lint Makers' Benefit society will
remain in control. Treasurer John
Smith announced that the society had
that In its treasury.
Directors from the finishers of the
South Norwalk shops were then elect-
ed as l‘oilowa: .
t‘rofut & Knapp—Stephen Selby and
Frederick ll. Madden.
..lohn C. Wilson & Co.——.lohu Styles.
\‘ollt Ilat Company—11111111111 lieut-
Inxtou.
I'lspenst'heid Hui Company -Robert
Slang.
Walthizer & I)reyer—-Ilobert Pear
son.
Volks Sizing Department—Mlt'hsel
Reynolds.
\‘i ”son" It Sizing I)epaItIuent~- George
Tucker.
The name has been made The Ilat~
ters‘ Sick Benefit society of South
Norwalk.
TORNADO WRECKED BUILDINGS.
Killed One Man and injured Other Per-
sons in Washington.
1101' MM. Washington Feb. 24.-
The storm which has raged along the
Pacific coast for the last few days and
. which caused the wreck oi the schoon-
i'r liou'e. on Long Beach. seems to
have reached its height at the agency
eclilcment on the Quinlauli Indian l‘t'sv
I't'vntlon, where It became almost a 101'
undo. wrecking several buildings. kill-
ing one man. David Kerr, of this city.
Mrs. Kcrr‘nnd an old Quinlauit ludlau
t'hiei' were Intully hurt.
ARMED BANDITB ROBBED LABOR
ERO
MOIIENA. i'tah. Feb. 21.—Thrcc
nrnu-d bandits entered an outfit car in
“1111-11 fifteen Greek railroad laborers
were sleeping and at the. point of re-
volvcrs compelled them to hand over
nearly $3.000, representing their sav-
lugs for months. The highwaymeu
est-oped.
cut 111311qu
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WIT H
Capitol. SIO0.000.00
Surplus. “00.000.00
Not Profits. 350.300.00
Solicits accOunts of individuals, man»
uiacturors. merchants and corporation:
upon favorable terms.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pres-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
"DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Josiah 1!. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Christian Bwlrtz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Matthew» John H. Light
Fred. H. Rowan.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN d
H ARTFOR D RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
in effect December 27.
LEAVE 'SOUTH NORWALK FOII
NEW YORK.
A. Ill.—_~IZ:59x. 5:201, 5:5811. 6:14
13:51». 7:03. 7.:46. 8:15. 8:15. (Hills
9120);, 9:40.1012411.10:40.11:35x.
P. M.:~—I¥ 55!. 1:13. 2125!. 310i
3: 211: 41:07. 4: 50a 5: to 5: 55:, 6: 38
ii: 55x, 7'07. 155): 8: 00. 9. 55):. 10' ‘0
SUNDAYS.
.-\. M.—-12:59x, 5224):. 5:58x, 8:56
9:42s.‘_ ‘
P. Mt~3= 20x. 7:07x,
7:"0. 9. '551'. 10: 10.
LEAVI NIW YORK FOR IOUTH
NORWALK.
A. 11—12: 021.
ii: 00):. 8:02. 11:00:, 9: 02x. 10: 02x, 10: 0i.
11: 02s,. 11: (H.
.I’. III.-—12:02. 1:04, 2:00x, 2:55
3:3lx. 4102; 4:04, 4:30, 5:013, 5:04.
5:30. 11:00:. 0:02. 7:00, 8:00x. 9:0011,
9:30, 11:00x.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—~’12:03. 6:00,?130.9:0010:01.
5:10, 5:.‘qu,
l‘. M. ii. ‘_02 6: 00. 820011 11‘ 00.
LEAVI 801:2? HNOlelALK FOR
A. 51-43111": 1: 15. 1: Mix. 6:18
'1' i2. 9 10 10:058. 11:11“. --
P. ”Mg “”112. I: I". 3: 0‘13
01,311.13 zoos“. 9:0ka
5 3.5 ,
it. til. 1311111. 11"” :15.
Bflwt". 81a- addition to above-“P.
u - we
saw
111. 113-3206;" .: v- "
3128
Nothing iislpod Iltli ”It. KW! lists
Nodlsino, Cal- wars “It“. “Ms
“1 very much wish. " writos Loretta J.
Vnii of Ho )owsil Juo'otion'. N. Y., that I
might be sIIIe' Ir. a few lines without put-
ting myself forward. tolot tII
1|erstnnd how VII
the new medicine diomvomh
in cousoof to
Kennedy,“
like ailments.
among
us. I suffered from a severe Mo! 11101-
complaint, with dIzsluom, numbnetl. and
an exceed
the non en.
within my reach yet nothing molly helped
until I hogan to use (Jul-euro Solvent. and
that did. "
Wilto'to the Cal-ours Company. Kenna.
11y Row, Readout, N. Y.. for o-i'ree sample
bottle.
Remember.
nedy ever lived in Readout. Uity of Kings.
ton, N. Y. ., and be euro
and mm medicine, wide
‘11. 00 1101111. 11.
a pee ls un-
(Jul-cum Halvent.
Dr. David
oh slid the
which are so common
1,- weak and excitable state of
employed the best. treatment
Only one Dr. DIMd Kou.
lawn get. his new
is sold only in
.._....... .._
Gold
A Gas
Heating .
Stove
30111.3,
Weather
“HEN ()Nl" Oi" THIII
ROOMS IS INSUFFIC
IENTLY WARM IT'S
VERY EASY AND VERY
ADVISABLE 'I‘O LIGHT
ANI) l‘IlOIIL'CI‘I 'l‘lllC Ill'}
QIYIIIICD WAIIMTII.
THE CIIEANIIINESS
01" THIS METHODIS AN
ADDED ARGUMENT IN
ITS FAVOR.
._..__
1 81111111111101
‘PHONE, 58
5:.00 6:.00 1:00'
1.15;, i-aex, 2:11 -
obla-
Men die
Gann.
widows erv,
sor.ry but that doesn‘t furnish bread.
‘Iut a policy in the
General Life Insur-
ance Company
unyuhle imniodiatolyv makes the lumiiy
‘ndepeudcni.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT,
friends are
United Bank Bld'g..
Pav tug
Industrial
large Interest and Profits.
lets on application.
DOUGLAS. LACEY 8:. CO.
Bankers.
Members
Stock Exchan e. 66 Broadway and
17 New Street,
E. BALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager
western New England Iranch: Headquar-
lets: Suiteu- ”Catuslldgu Hartford. Conn.
Denny S. Hull, Representative.
widened
Mining. Oil, Sunlier and
So. Norwaik.
8101 In making possible
Book-
Brokers. Fiscal A cuts.
New York Consoldsted
ew York.
1 Lauder Blk. South Norwalk. Ct.
_... _..:_‘-._-._-_.. L.___ . ”5.!!!
Capital, 31.500900. Surplus, $185,000.
cent. grater than if invested at 3%
per cent: and 86 2 3 per cent. greater
than if invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
BRANCH OFPiCE, 12 80 MAIN 81“.
Resident Directors. Resident Msnwsrs.
Mortimar M. Lee
Charles E.
; If '. -. . . , I.
'1'. [amount ' I '
*1 i' ' '. II a"! I!"
The ~
Earning Power
of your savings in
vested with this
, Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in
vested at 4 per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
Connecticut.
R L Cohtu'n ':
John a. Lawreuee
Dow
'- . rins En toes and General Mash
‘ ‘ mow -
mo NIWAND. .100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catnrrlt. Hall's Ctttat‘rll Cure~
Is the only positive ouro‘uow known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh beta;
a constitutional disease. requires a con
stitutiouui treatment. linil's 1-starrh
Cure is taken internally. acting direct
1y upon the blood and or cons surfaces
of the system, thereby 1cstroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in'
doing its work. The proprietors have;
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars.
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO. ,iole-
do 0
Sold by all Drugxists. 75c.
Tulte llnli I: Family I‘ills for consti-
pation. ”
the slamming 01 that
doormkeep out the
cold air—avoid 5 the
breaking ofgiass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING willdo It; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've got It
COMSTOCK. WATKINS Q. DOW.
Within; 433:
Wall Paper Stile.
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year‘s Gold Papers.
50c Paper, 40c
itic‘l’apor, 321:
301: Paper, Me
351: Paper, :00
Borders some discount.
To Order—Window Shades.
ture Frames.
Dealer' In Wall? spurs. Painters'
Supplies. Artists Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fia-
tures. toe.
Cloth Window Shades. with
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Hall Curtain Rods.
3 ft. long, with fixtures. Ioc.
."ShuroCut" Can Opener, cuts
easily. No to field edge.
DEBT OTEEL PA’NINO
Pic-
KNIVII,
PAINTING. PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
”Walkman Street.
South Norwallt. ~ ‘ Conn.
Telephone Connections
~ “32-:
'Phone. 132.
Jenkins my...»
and
OARLOCK PACKING
C‘aI-rl‘ed in Stock.
'GoLo AND suvca PLATING.
New mime new to sum.
Have no limiter. Coo show them
In operation.
Repair; to hallway and Ma
“tell“. . '
THE 6 N. MCKIBBIN
' grg cot
fWATEN Or. (Indium
Mari-”~-
.. we sows. 1...;
c-r,
111111111 1111
and served
.i'el
L. H. . Decker
best moai in immu u Mat
. 114
Wt CAN owe voun woax
more can mo arrsn'rtos
now THAN we can ou'nmc rus-
excesotnotv ausv saasou ros
roar MAION rats to an exam.
LINT run 70 Htwa’ WALL IDA-l
reams-nous. commas new
moon scares AND rnssHEa
ano rasrrtcs vous House
I WOULD II IF IT WERE FIE-PAPER-
ED INSIDE.
iT IO A FACT THAT OUR WORK-I
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135 2.
-....... ..
1.1 11111111,
10 First Avenue. {at Norwllk.
Telephone Call, 135-2.
11010110111111 iced Billed
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
INOUNES A WARM HOUSE. OA\
AND NIGHT, IN COLDEST
' wean-11:11.,
2‘ 1‘17
bond for Catalogue and luvs-113m
for yourself.
601111111 1111111110111 Company,
110 LIBERTY S REET.
NEW Y0
The 1011111111 Steamboat [audit
(Incorporatedl.
DailyFroight Line
«comm
SOUTH NOR WALK.
and NEW YORK
Steamers City of NONI!!!-
and Sundown.
boom New Yoflrnonds .Wsdnssds.
and Friday at 1'»: p to.
boom Notw'alit.‘ Tuesday. 'l‘huroda:
and Saturday at 5: 901mm
Fro ht received from 7 £1de to 5 p. n.
‘ 11511111121115
1
our? .150» rarest. with BRAZILIAN 1
“doses . :9 0 I
I
Bone" the Other
by Four Year.
. Tue residence of Thomas .-
' Smith. 53 Osborn avr'tuo. East _
.. Norwalk, was painted with load,
'3 oil and sine. hand mixed. tifteoo,'_
-’- years ago by me.
. I defy shy patent paint to show 1_
' equal bodywhk as much wear. '-
llllllls’i 11011.
Instr
WW 1m
PhOlilBiHG AND STIAN
HON Mi 6i
HOT WAT HEATING
1101' out. 11:16.; .
svovso all; a.
sure Ann rm a ninth.
1 mi" W
Gas Fixtures, Moist
coitus. as
Janine...
. W
.ioefroesiogso
. .. .. a awn—now” .
‘ WWW”. in 1
. '5‘“
‘ 'II 7.
"i to 3.451; :;‘,....?
voLvnt'r
.p.
Flour-J1me Fincst rigor Milledim
65c hag ’
GOLD MEDIL
Fiona—now: no recommendation
70c bag;
A. i
as corrhas Aviation.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
111111.11. il.SmitiI has returned rom
:1 visit to Bridgeport
Mrs. A'I'tltur tlddt‘rey is ill at her
home In Cove uvI-nue, with the grip.
J. Stiiixt‘rl Randall In 111 of typhoid
fever. at his home III Senview avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edsou K. St. John will
return from their trip to the South
nbout March 1.
A meeting of the W. A. 11. Circle will
be held this evening. at the parlors of
the Methodist Church.
1111'. and Mrs. Arthur 1). Ferris, of
New York, have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George 11. Ferris, of Seuview
avenue.
A meeting of the ofllc'ers o! the .lnu-
,ior 11111111"qu beheld this evening, at
the parsonage of the East Avenue
Methodist Church.
--'f‘he cod liver oil emulsion at the
Btidgs Phtumuey is selling at seventy
cents per bottle
The regular piuyer meetingsa at the
East Avenue Methodist and the Ad-
vent Christian Churches will he held
as usual tomorrow evening.
The first rehearsal for the Easter
music will be held this evening, at the
blast Arenue Church and a large at-
tendance is desired by‘Cholrmaster 11.
J ilipson
Frederick and Wu nan; Walsh, of
Westport Walked from Compo Point to
Cot-hence island and from there to Dor-
lon's Point and back to Ssugatuck, on
the ice. last Friday.
Captain David Decker'os oyster boat,
the Ripple, while steaming through the
ice yesterday, stove a hole In hers
stern It was necessary to beach her
at Gregory‘s Point. She had on board
:31) bushels of oysters.
The class meeting at the East Ave
one Methodist Episcopal Church was
not largely attended last evening, but
there was a goodly number out, and a
very spiritual time was onioyed, The
class was visited by Brother Rnscoe. of
Norwaik. which added much to the in-
terest of the meeting.
The. pool match between Job Lock.
wooii and Frederick Iloman, last even-
ing at Hofner' s, was It remarkable one
to say the least Lockwood was rated
125 and Homan 75. Frederick Brown
acted as referee and Carl Wicko as
scorer. The score was as follows:
Lockwood. Benton.
8
1 I—-1 12
22 18
(ii—2 22
I2 23
55 25—5
71) 21
8:1 28
96-4 29
101 31—2
108 44—1
120 41
125 ill—1
The next meeting of the Emanou
Club will be held with Mrs. L. W. St
John, of at. John Plac,e.
ROWAYTON.
Antonio Delio of Highland avenue,
is suffering from a. fall:
Albert G. Davis. of Brookside, is ser-
iously sick with Monro-pneumonia,
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the mo
at the parsonage
Miss Anna Sewarbv
returned home Snmlav.
Rising mar Division Sons of Tem-
and transacted routine business.
B. Arthur Grlflln.
business.
per at the hours of Mrs. hmesE
Stevens. this even!“
daughsrsw’bo
'cw days with Ilr Mill’s
returned!
hawker! sat-.11
a
home. Holiday“
merry time a
and kept in Wis
11 the oath“: luau
urn" Mm
IWill“; III the “film!
or r.
1111 11111111
that cans-11 is meeting this afternoon!
of New \orlt. '
no.1. a visit
‘ with her sister Mrs. Stanley Mills.
parance held a meeting last night,
A blacksmith from Stamford will ar-r
- rive today to take hold of the black-
smtihiug business lately conducted by
Mr. Griffin will
still continue the carriage building
The Iaadles' Aid acciety of the Math-
otlist Church. will serve the ttsnsi sup-
Mr. and Mrs. “Harry Section and , ll
mam heed spends; a
strain.
tothoir home in Wee- ..
Mrs. Ebert MirohJ;ootertaiuod1a
- party 9110th Nervfalk Mulls at her
dining hers
vocal and 111mm music and” s1
A landch w by i-isnryi w. Weils‘ln
11111 It soft and closeout
ems splitting at the
w cures dandruff. “
..
~o
Lowsi ale.
m
fellow 'n appearance. and wit bod him
I‘m inward the depot. m. rake. ao-
complsnied by Constable Edward J.
hath an. went to Mount Vernon last
Mo‘tfi”. and positively identified the‘
mini. Yesterday Detective Bitch.
'umnwieh was h1 re making further
investigation into the matter.
w.--” .-
”Sushi head is an oesema of the
scalp-wary severe sometimes. but. it
can be cared. Dean I Ointment, quick
and permanent in its results. At. any
drug store, 50 cents.
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! 11111111511 AND uoaoron.
'I —o-——~
A number ofoelisrs were flooded
during the recent rains.
William midfield was a visitor in
south Norwaik, yesterday.
I A consignment of 230 new books has
Ibsen received by the. Darien Free ".1-
brary.1’h«y will be reutiv for distri-
bution on Saturday.
There was a' house party at Flo
”place at Cell ader‘s Point. over Wash-
in ion's liir day.
he board 'of relief has had consid-
rnbie business to attend to this season..
ovlps to the high Initiation put on
"property by the assessors.
ltuintto Mills .Ir.. is motoring a car
in Jersey city, N. .1.
Two children of Frank Net! were re-
cently committed to the County Home.
St Agnes Build Of Christ Church,
meets in the guild room this am
ness. ' "in" ’1'
Rev. George w Barhydt will blots
celebrated its aunt in-
ment in Pythlan not: woo the
best of numerous good ones paeviousiy'
speakers; rotmhmmhandmusle serv-
ed their purpose, antl'- the event
distinctive, such so was emu-pose.
Monday nightta Lady Wubtngtou
at ibusatnok lethal» Church.
served to‘attrset a summit: spite of’
bad goingnand fully mat with the er-‘
psetations. Not only was the service
excellent, the food abundant, but the
twentieth century fella! masquerad-
ing as a Gould Machinist did
credit to the belles of a W ill“.'
and d mom.- re in
the char rtstio gas)» 1 col-
on were mortise WWI.“-
tique tea ss‘s'vicsaaa “conspicu-
ous. and the result an can only re~
loot credit.” its an d
arouse a loot u.
when, like isms“:
bridge troubles, New.» consid-
erod extremists fear mm are
lons. stale street: W but long
been a beta self and the outset: and
indifference winced by those“ respon-
sibio do not tend to relieve the sittin-
' 0
genomiigiéravgttied m of we;
rt. s. wa or , e
”“ 2.1" “m'fi'l'mr
strap a 'Cv g
to airthoritiso “ltd'wahtaa. has»
«about to wuss-unison osm-
inlets collono UN! ”We! llfo
sndi materialitda-sao- -b'.~tv:;keu the
«own olcisls demise-oath
W
‘ "m .N‘ .1
from s vteek's visit in' w
big for her sister, who “been
;ytausi 111.1“ “Kc-h
Frederick Banks and
'tbltdi relativeslu
enterwnedt , ' 7
“13:31..“ .3311...
s y re
wasviatt in North:
Notheid‘flrs'igd
wood- ou- --the Sound, John D. Crimmlnl’n .-
F; '1‘. Redford has been confined to
his home at the Farms through flak-i
offered. Local uleht- out or soon
Mm. Josemlio Fitch. returns 1°
New Y Put
" Miss Wk! mm
'i‘.‘ B. Wickw‘sos. has 961% oodv‘gosd
land ’01
Mrs. Hattie Coley is its 31:3”
of eighteen cute n.'-l tin-1‘ I]! I"
summon.
Onondeldmlhyso .
tcrda'y. .
u‘rs. Mervin Boers .haréoeu ste-
' 1...... Ion" a
potato because no. lit Him.
fok 0gummy was is tr. limits!
sooslon QWmon pass «on
s-atsrday to h Nichol .
this just how “dim
Basics-It's fox terriers rusted
his right. shin. «says tho Bridged-lift
1P .1 .
When ito (I II-
bit himself he a 1111‘! lasers,
:1::." - «- wile-w ' ...i. - ....
r01“ no. trousers and di-
M'wound several 11%
0‘I Then he showed 06% my?“
‘ disturbed Ililltq .
hat was not asked to
Happened.
malted u '
s sctical ad
httdok.‘ Al
'anribo his s or
to labor at his
the time of the
gen?” 13
peas . .
'It will be room?“
was a gardener 1 Mil
looford. Patrick lung
I”. ,
“y , .
pit so at tile 0 ti
fl: two men” ”$315 3
and they
'asaistsoco .
It in 1
out: use... " gov
,fsatolsat utter now Im.
lie at the wire. thinking
named. Tito lino
disastroua Inta'. to
Iorru'y's 1an -
,sst that Nurrsyrgii
took all sorts of iéeslfkc
3:18086
A social will be held Friday at 1.1 “.1, 1 .
at the home of Miss Harriette old 3%.), h“ n ”3:13:33: daring“
by the members of the c. E. Society of m hut- by “H lined.
the Congregational Church. 90W 111 tt '1 min , li‘ifl‘ltltrt 2";- _
M , sons m boss on. unti‘ to: m’Iuei. n~.
wssrrom'. on In”... 1111‘ tool. I I
a udsfsctoi'y Verdict. altbou
{adamant It is said 11.11 on; 'i 1-
! Md. The Jury heard his story
docked at. this dilapidated, It"; "
ML am tum two «page:
V Waggon“ l on .iit” this. action.
1'. in -~.
I“ “.000 Il:‘ I: 'i'or 1H1?
Ill 1‘01 I link 01 t9
at the Wednesday evening movies I ‘ ~- It ' \ o n inns!” 11111
Trinity Church. . Holdefend: 111'1 are to 1‘1' 31
The Womea' s Benenoisnt solar or aiibther ‘trhu I. r; f"? . m oust that
the Congregational church will“ “until so the 1.: - 111mm u Immut‘ tor
this afternoon. at the home a! In: cannon ' «a mu filit‘l‘EIL
Sherman Lee. ha I- . tons-dd 11bit; «leis-r.
Burr M. Coley has served his sons ,ttisg 11- ~ . . 1- Joint 191 11131. It
section with Moigovb 00.. at Bridle-13a era‘s III-1.131 mid? Lt notes y: {to-
port. to assume tho‘ eta his adm‘n'. I. 9.» enter on .this
hot store in that. oil. cant-cl up 2'11 ueut.Fiua11yitwr
Wastport Lodge Shepherds ney'I'I-ru- 10:111.: plaintiff. secured
recently presented mil. :1 111- 1:11 drilfiillul‘l’t at a i'p'oizisl (0,411- -
and wife member“)! the: .. r. '-.In It in ch 1 commu'it lions court
with some handsome brie-o- no. p .- to tom" 5. ihi mom pg. '-
Westport Grange will «,a lecture- 1.1 Ihc 1.11111. it 1011113 11119 'aaotirb‘r
er‘s programme at item tonight pc- -'l|Ioiit'mt'.Iti bu literacy, room
Joseph Adams has cits one sew. 11-1th IIJI‘II animal. 11 the
acme-s prominent on band II to 1111 It sews that inter
for distribution “MN-OI" '31 .niimun for the dolgn at.- '1
Last night Aspeio’ek '-‘ HI 0! P.. Qr'ktll suddcuii 1'! last d u:
Ins'ncy Shae. s- sisiaut aou‘é tbi . t . .
' He asked to hate the' can:
ind Altotnm Toomey ooh i' b’l
agree. He said they had NINE
consider 1111 expense to ot
here rom .\va “11:11.11; Q‘?
secured Ille postponement" of Of er
cases because ot th'.s.'I‘h1-v had Iiéoll
fighting hard to xt-t )1 H.111 and hail
met: with on-Iositlon We 11 the delicate
1.11. over) inn). ' .
ridge Downs said that if he grant-
ed the postponement he would had?-
.Io AIIOW the plaintil a good' bill- of
1 1"1 15.1111) defense was not unite
in. to be taxed for the filliwitm}
I150 tlu trial nan started.
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about his hospital 11' tremors tie it!
to spend five months It! the Bruit}-
pori. Institution. during 1111 '1 111'111'3‘. Ii“
was operated upon. 'Th: 111' was
:1 enilv dressed and it crowd XIII“
i such pain After Ieavitv,r i‘fi': hospi-
tnl.dur1n received t't'eatméot. é'i‘dl‘ii‘
11:11:11 Iho emerge-111v hoe Itni The
lot; I: ended him non andv in 1011.111“
" tl-- exhibition act to givv. 21g ind 1‘.
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for nain.‘ raid \fIIrr:1-'.
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