Hibih of Ohio" CitI 0! Toledo lstlt‘ll
t‘flllhiy. .
quk .i ( oy makes 0th that ha
is senior ‘par‘ipr .f the llrm of F. J.
Cabeaay $3; hoin business In the
City Of'l‘ol I no but. afore-
said. an thstsaitt r will pay the
sum of NE HUNDRED DOLIARil
for each and every case of Satan-h
that cannot be cured by the use at .
iiuli‘s (‘atarrh Cltra.
FRANK .l. cunNav. « '
Swom to before mo and subscribed
In my presence. this Iltb day of De
camber. A. 1).. rss 3.0 “Nov cseasram (tint ll. Miss Ada Conn u visiting in l-‘llulh Rm‘im "on N“ “ilk m mu
(Seal) A. w. omAsou. ‘ 24. u Ing. Long island. “ll T0" CIN'OD‘" '
' No“?! Public. ' Quite . number of‘Darlen people Charles O'Connor of Greenwich. is
unil'fl t("liltnrrlt- to} in Man :33); a PouNcs LAaoe DALlrosNIA W... 9“,..." 0... o, .0... Visiting his father.
as y. an ncts'. y on t a PRQNI 25¢ ‘ . .. y ' James w Maples. of New York city.
"It“ NUCOIII 'I . ,0: "IE mifim. ’. ' usfiiiiiheu‘osfhiugggxutfint Built fly i w.. ‘ recent VIIl'Ol' Mr“,
hm“ it"s" é‘figma- M 9' Toledo 0 2 LI.- ‘VAPORAT‘O P‘“”“" 25: Miss Stella Austen spent Sunday The vestry of Trinity ilhlil‘th is call
.. .. .. “We. W
with: Na ' FM“ Inly Pills for “""I' 1 LB. P."fl. IVAMMTID APPLIB.i board of scleclmen was held yester- I John 8. Morris and wife are in Wash
10¢ Ington. D. C. They are expected to
3 outs EARLY JUN: PIAO.
I 3" u [I George llugdule. Jl.. is ill with the1 WESTPdRT.
mumps. , .
25¢ !d chimney In Louis Stoorsa' s blacksmith-I
demonstrator Boiled, =4 commvmn
FOR STEAM AND
Night. in Coldest Weather.
\tml
47": always put he best In it;
you always get the best out
of II The kind all gaod doc-
. tors rder.
that is more on bllt I mus
., doubt it until oradt at hair of mu
steal earthquakes. tl-
DARIE ADD 030:0“, Isiah: and tour Dan Tucker.”
rust and
not hearing this womflul four In Car.
nagla Hall last night. lill' missed about
the only mlng tits pool"! can furnish ..._.....
that la originally and uttcrly Amory
can. Possibly it. can furnish something
'Waiormeion
‘0’
MW” VW
pilslt
l ._._—....
Miss Lucy Munme is laid up with M“ 9- A Pm‘" "' visiting. "'“M' A.“ gloomy '
the mumps Ill Newark N.J
IWilllllfll Northrop ill building a new- i arrive home early next month
I Ing shop
i William Willmotl. Jr has been on
[the sick llstlor screlal days. He hall
: the grip. i
din afternoon nilh Mrs. R. H Wheel
iss Bertha Schilchting. of Brooklyn. :0
Ifor a few davs.
”I or he rs.
II li‘t‘ll'is
Company. I
the bridge was begun.
TiltI bnlgc Red Star has arrlv
"iilc three-married schooner ti? llaries Miss Elsie Reynolds, of New Rochelle
W. Alcott arrived yesterday. with a] Wilbur Bates is unite ill at his home cart do a mile on the Dingec track In
load of lumber. for Hatch. Ilailcy 8: wllh quinzy sore throat. 2:00.
. William Fairbanks. who had the mid The town fathers. as predicted. are
Yesterday a number of planks on tho i gill-tune lseveri’al days ago touiose tilrres empowered to disuoac oi the old
. I e ngers n a. nu saw it go ng song
mnfihldnghznwhtrrirotf It’lrlfi'fig‘ltllizsluhz: as wall as can be expected. on the beach with other relics. it will
' The contract for putting new plumb 1 serve as a convcnicnt place for women
I -hi - - I
”mm“ Keogh Arthur (‘nuey andrmg in the residence of WilliamIani ( ldren. a saltng room and
Send for Catalogue and Investi- Lucien aural-urn;1 sprig: Saturday andi
t for r if, Sunday with Art or c and .eorgci
ga c you SC I‘ inncy at Shetlleld-on-tbe-Sound. Sat-
urday [they shot a number of ducks.
i Miss Katherine Farts is entertaining until "8 hoars the will" of hoofs be
Ziegler at Noroton has been let to. ("ally and soda shop. a bath house.
canon & leger'omi company which are reported as being quitei “stock sale", to be held early In April. ‘ Beach. Florida. and Mr. Ices enqulr
96 LIBERTY STREET. c'overy of a peelllllar “cl: :‘hltmon’mg at pit. Saturday night. Among those beald of Paradise? Well this is it.
NEW YORK to the very cold w uter.t e no . a” present. were Mills Katherine Farisu l'iiihi here at Palm Beach."
' ' “”9“ “mm“:m'efi .‘l'mrfe'l‘wrf Miss Bertha Scbllcllllrrg Miss slale' -——-————
.......,-.... was open wtl or. wlc w s 'n to ' .
scarce at that. On the Sound side of Reynolds. Miss lAllu Bowen. Miss An WESTON.
plentiful there‘. They made the dis-
nle Conn. Normhn Williamson, Ralpbi
cnig by entertaining the members 0' Hr: yen to spend some months.
WE CAN GIVE YOUR WORK lllussel on the beds Another "Mun“ prise being won by Harry Bell Orch |spout several days with her sister. Mrs.
. action of the cold weather was notice- ald
MORE CARE AND ATTENTION able. When the ice began to break up
NOW THAN WE CAN DURING THE {lirlrlcdhgsflgi 3:31"Jiriioia‘iiiioiirr'.mm was scrved and the many friends part from a visit of several weeks In New
The
A delightful pink and white stlp- Oscar Budd.
EXCEEDINGLY BUSY SEASON, FOR result is that round clams a”, laid ed at slate hour. wishing Miss Wallace Jersey and Long island.
bare. and all that is necessary is to
THAT R‘ASON TH” ‘3 AN EXCEL. pick them up. "l‘lle party scoured thrrc
LENT TIME ,TO HAVE WALL PA- bushels of them.
' pssmo DONE. couaroaa How Th M ho ablzs‘tlrrc.‘.0mg
l' W B .
MUCH NEATER AND rsesuas rug .3903...” “1‘th
AND PRETTIER yous HOUSE lAnd balmfi'limilnll
t soon w r rig
woum as IF W was: RE-PAPER- W, um...” mm ”H. mud.
ED INSIDE. 5»
_ ()f carol and of sour;
W is A FACT THAT OUR WORK We hear each day.
MEN ARE NEAT. llul when you stray,
. . From home away
CALL US ON THE PHONE 135.2. Take your ovcrcoal along.
ROWAYTON.
~—
John Knapp.
nylon avenue.
Tank's-Pubim E ' The Rowarton Hose Company's aace Determined to try more drasticl REDDING. Conn. March 22 .—Henry
measures Mr. Porter gave orders to Burr Plait. a former member of the
Eorle his employees to seize all cattle on legislature and one of the most promi-
l847 ' H 1904- Stevens. Logan street. tering his property without permission. neat men In this section of the state.
pLUMBINg AND STEAM The Reliance Hook and Ladder Com- Thus Mr. Waish' s cows were Impound died at his home here last night at the .
HEATING pany will attend services In the Bap- ed At police headquarters in Stam- age of elghty- four years. His death THE NE. ’
- tist Church. Sunday evening. March ford. Mr. Porter and Mr, Walsh had a. 'was dlle to pneumonia. He had been W ViLLAGE POSTVASTER-
HOT WATaR HEATING 27th. at which time the pastor Rer. F. little talk. and the former permitted Ill four days. Mr. Platt was horn on When you were' a boy did you ever
HOT AIR HEATING. C. Brown will punch a special sermon. Mr. Walsh to take his cows. Mr.‘ the farm where he 41 .and his macaw drive the Horses round and round while
316' .' ”up RANGES. Allen Dauchey.of Rowaytos avenue. Walsh promised to use caution hera- tors for three gene as had' lived they ran the machine on threshing day
SLATI WWW“ goopma the engineer at the pumping station of after to keep the cows off his nelghr there. A widow and res daughters on the fir "That used to be the
G dIt m ti the New York. New Haven and Hart- bor's land. Others will probably pro survive him. . ' ' ambltion’ o my life." said an old gen-
I. fill an ' W’ tlenan not long since. “ ‘I used to feel
Gas. “m,“ Matti Calling Etc ford Railroad Company, at Chasmar's lit by his experience.
.'-. r
' pond. has had several cords of wood The fourth entertainment of the. canyon .Locg .NIIRNID. when,’ r was walkinl around after-those
HIV! you 8500' WI‘ stock 0' em up this week. Men's Club course. will be held this:f BOSTON. March 8:: The summary horse. that! was one of the 'tlrrsabsrs’
RICHMOND RANGES? Edward Tultle‘ has leased Harry evening. in the town hall. it is anticl- brick building. 664 to 5 Atlantic ave- “d 103! PI important as any 0‘ “I!“
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS Rowayton and Railroad "song. “‘13
e w
COMP PANY will take possession April lst.
to the lace now.
iii.“
a
«55» t
The blue bird, too. In mcrry lltllo
—-M. S. PATRICK.
Large quantities of spiles are being estate extends to the Cove Road.
shipped to Bridgcport by Contractor some time past he has been bothered was done. One of twelve cows in
by the carelessness of people who :-ll the barn was considerably burned be
., ,. , Rising Star Division, Sons of Tenr'low their cattle to stray upon, his fore it collld be induced to leave the
’5’; . " " ‘3 .” perance_ will hold a progressive doml-l
1° First AVON“; \ - Em. "WWW“ no party tonight at their hall in Row—
minstrels hold a rehearsal last night
at the home of. Mr. and Mrs.
New Bil
.4
Old Busin‘baa Will Go
13:3. Telephone
fixehange flat:- fruit
for many years to come of grip, and attended by Dr. uorham. '
f William H. Orchard, of Noroton. cx- Mrs. V Godfrey. who has spent the
'pccts his nephew. Godfrey Nuttali. for winter In Ridgeticld. returned home on
in short visit the 26th inst. He is theqsmrrrdar. She was accompanied by
son of the Vicar of Atherton England. .her sister Miss Hoyt who will spend
and Is returning to Japan. where be some weeks In Weston.
has lived for seren years. leaving the The adjourned town meeting to can
cast last May for a vacation Mr Nut. alder the matter of rebuilding and re
'tall will finish his trip round the world pairing the bridges three in number.
In taking passagc by the Royal Mail Willih were carried away and damaged
iSteamship line. of the Canadian Pa- by the lie three weeks ago will be
i'lflf‘ Railroad. from Vancouver, and held on Wednesday
owing to the present war expects to‘ William P lackwood‘s barns came
3 make his headquarters in Shanghai ncar beinlt destroyed by fire one even-
China. ling last week by one Of his cows kick-
Two cowa owned by John Walsh. of lag over and breaking a lantern. used
'1
I
(‘ore Road were impounded by cm by one of his men while at work.
lpioyees of Louis H Porter. of Noro- 'Neigbbors came to the rescue. who
ran Hill Sunday Mr. Porter's resl shoveled snow upon the flames and
For quenched thcm before serious damage
property. No little damage has been lbullding.
done by the cattle. Moral sualion has ——
had no eflect in ending the annoy REDDING RESIDENT DIAD.
Pepper's building at the corner of pated that it will be one of the best nae. was damaged to the extent ofm.‘
of the course and a large attendance 000 by fire today and several lumen
Is expected, therefore. The Igor en {were overcome by smoke and gas from
1 WA L STREET NORWALK. ope a store in the lower part. and ra- tertainers o t e evening will Polhr the burning material. C
7 L ' “3mm... Mpalrs are beingmade Millers Old South Quartet. four no of lugine 25, was hit on the heatby
groes who are said to be and of the an . All of the injured will recover.
entrees
lists: A
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twice 3212259....
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Mentor :your name layout
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id:
The Women's Missionary society of
Congregational church meets Wednes
There was a large gathering at Triu-
Miss Ethel Clock Is catertainingi .
N ity church Saturday at the moors
8A3: NORWALK' ’ CON IM bsequles of Mrs. Caroline Weeks.
mother‘ of Mrs. Kenneth Mackensic
H T E IN . ' Eagle Hook and Ladder Company ls‘ ' .
0 WATER H AT G iplanulng to hold a chowder at theirl who (“Cd Thursday "uh!"
Insrlres a Warm House. Day and ' tr-lltll house next Monday night. TOW“ Clerk 3099”“ G lyatt has Idd- .
A number of Stamford parties are ed now dignity to his multitudlnous lln E
gihinking of giving an entertainment eriikinl“ "9 “4 ”('0 ill‘PHiiii‘nt of n
and dance In tho town hall in a short: mini"! company and is perfecting him
“1 with my. self in the line of coupon clipping by I
:I «sign of Glcuwood coal for Raymond ii Sum” Nolan. a dramatic and h“ practice on Manila mm,” .‘
.‘morous reader and entertainer. is al ludge Blarllm has nlirtllsscd a new
UN“ WWW \Yyonrlug and May “we so well- known throughout the country I
horse that It- reported to be of the;
;"llilYL'(l with c-argow of will for John as a talented artist.
deceptive build. nrlld gorilla sleepy.
hind. then. the judge says the wonder '
Compo district school house. Plant it
John M. Brown of Stamtord. R. T. Lees is in Paradise. That. is to
An extra meeting of the Ladies Aid say he was when last heard from un:
[Society of thc Congregational Church . 1988 he sat mixed in localities. The
will be held soon to prepare for a letter bead bore the stamp Palm
Miss Ethel Clock entertained a party “1813' asks “ ‘I Slimline you have
Mrs. M J. Miller has gone to New
per of all the delicacies oLthe acasou Mrs Emma Dayton has returned
.many happy returns of the day. hoping Mrs. r. .eodorc Hamilton has been
to meet her on such future occasions'conilned to her bed with It had attack
ervllle. Mass. She says:—
"i had a pain fnty
every one."
sonally or by letter.
Ill-up
long tour. . .m
Item. 0!!le GI”. “10.130
tin Clubs. which will gm an entertain-
‘ asst at Hoyt's 'rnsatre
In. April to. under them
Thantra..
t-taa a Ramarkabia (apertures. I
itlsn AIIOIIi
aha Was a Hard Working Parson. andi be held in prlngfleld March 23- 35 at
This Will Interest all Workers.
All kinds of diseases and weaknesses
leave their marks on the system. -lt is
“very 'easy .for the . sbornaoh.‘ liven!
bowels and kidneys io‘baoorna derang-
ed. and when they do thé person aaoal
feels tired. languid weak. low spirited
'a'i‘or seven-
teen y.ears i also suffered with ten,
rlble backache and headache. ——auch
an sw’ful headache .and I had nota bit
‘of appetite. i crlcd with pain from womb
trouble. and was as pale asa ghost. l
was terribly nervous. i could not.
sleep for a long time. and had rheuma-
tism in my shoulder and arm. l suffered
everything; nobody but God knows
how i suflered. i weighed 128 pounds.
A friend recommended Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. and
l commenced to lake It. i was so weak
and run down that the first bottle did
not do me much good. but i kept on.
and the second bottle did me good and
I began to gain. After t’aking "Ind. New
in s or
:lfiglfttrethggearalgse m‘elrfii‘: Conn and Cfll'l Miller Mrs. Sturges Andrews still continues sum 1 never h“ . path a y 0' n
mussels we" frills-n and split open. im" imuise A. Wallace. of Noroton. .‘qtliie seriously ill. have & good appetite. i don't believe
The ducks availed themselves of thc 0° cbrated her birthday Saturday 9""
--,-___._. ————————»—— Siffir'fhi'fi fizdei§535huffiri£flov12r “'9 Noroton 300“" Club. A V9” Mrs. Minerva Andrews who suffered
slverui at...“ thervls hardly a ”m pleasant time was passed playing a relapse last week is improving.
Whilst. health and flinch. the handsomc Ming Helen Sturgog of Cannon. has
any headache. and i sleep well and
there is any medicine In the world so
good as Dr. Greene's Nervura. it did
me good right off. and I have bad no
return of my womb trouble. .
lencorrhoea. but since taking Nervura
that has disappeared. i feel strong. and
last summer was able to do the work
for fourteen in a family, and i weigh
ed 163 mantis. l was so weak before.
nobobdy knows how Iworked; but,l
had to work for my children.
two bottles to my brother In Nova
Scotia. and it did him lots of good. i
recommend Dr. Greene's Nervttra to
if you have any of these complaints.
or for any reason don't feel just as well
as you want to. take Dr. Greene's Ner-
vnra blood and nerve remedy and you
will be made well and strong. it posi-
tively cures all such complklnts.
All physicians recommend it, as it, is
the discovery and prescription of the
most successful specialist in cur-mg
nervous and chronic disease” Dr.
Graeme. of 101 Fifth Ave.. Nady York
City. He can be consulted free. new
Recommended and for “I. by all
I'll...
oli’ that busiest day of the whole year
v’hen the grain was thrashed." The
d barge-power threshing machine Ia
. g. Ken now a t ng of the past. But one can
p my ass a faithful nprollnctlon of the stair.
running and thredhing out the wheat
in "The Village Postmaster." 80 real-
we is the scene that you feel as
ough you were right there amonl
e waving trees and the sweet smells
Rowers fruit and grain (sf/the bless-
country- "The Village Postmaster"
. Eu a westward to Its credit; 237
lghts in New York 125 nights in Chl-
eago and .100 in Boom. and will be the
“traction at the Hoyt'a' Theatre. Batur
- Ills. larch to aim. and night. 'rlr
mills year nclndlng new nudes
acts. is the same that will go to
”and with this play. next fall for a“
Armour om cans. . . .
' - The Albany Journal says“II of the Am- -
Indo-
oner’edthe
muss.
And What as." w“ Kali to Ace‘osr' 659.3333”?
i
The nerves become weak. and land
it: or paralysis may follow. The blood i
gets bad there Is coated tongue, bad
taste In mouth. constipation. the corn
plhkion grows sallow and life looksI
dll'k A" persons complaining of any]
or these troubles will lead with won-
der the following letter from Mrs
Kale Austin, 40 Jenny Lind Ava. Som- I
i had
I sent
M7 0"-
‘Oainpdny D. “rite elnbi are really ass ”I
marinas advise scrim
a night.
ltary Noel H. Jacks. of the Hartford Ass
poclailon Is the secretary of the organ- ‘
. ing down a railway enbaakrnsnt at
ogflaid
Narrt Wash—Tito Prenatal". .
The eighteenth conference the
paid oillcers of the Young Men's' hrla.
tions of New England will
«mi.
Th naiwaa'al‘
the ity court In
day which was W y
or results. T case “Ill: ..
the Springfield Training school. Thor was called
will be a large attendance bleach“ who a 1.1“". “Mt
'parts of New England. General (liars ui road
is ation. The programme Is a. 0)
Wednesday Afternoon. Wh
2:00 to 2:30-Ot'ganlaatlon.
2:30 to 3:30—Bible Hour. ‘
Ill. W. Booth of New York (as tad}.
8:30 to 5:00—Paper, "lfl area
General Secretary.
Wm. H. Bali. ofspringilsid.
6: 00 to ‘l: 30—Dipner.
'l: all—Praise Service.
8: 00—Addresses~— ‘
1. “Characteristics of the
industrial Classes."
.iohn fltrnahansa, cf the Working. t
rncn's Club Hartford.
2. "Types of Successful
trial Work. "
W. .l Fraser of Philadelphia.
Thursday Forenoon. March 21.
9: 00 to 10; lo—Bible Hour.
E. w Booth. of New York (expected)
to: l00 to 10: iii-Paper “Chsracber-
the Employed Boy "
Geo. M. Plant-o. of Springfield.
10: 46 to it: ail—Paper. “Types of Sue-
cessful Work for-the
Employed Boy."
W H. Davis. of Bridgeport.
rum to 12: 30— Paper, ‘Oompetitiva
Games In the Asso-
I
G. M. Martin. New Haven.
12: 30 to 2: Oil—Lunch.
Thursday Afternoon.
2: 00 to 2: all—Devotional Exercises.w
2: 30 to 3: Bo—Paper. "A Btudyot
the Local Field" (il-
iustrated by charts
and electrical equip-
moat).
F. 14. Starrett. Rochester N Y.
3: 30 to t: ail—Paper, “if I Were I
Physical Dlmctor.“
Frank Malian, of
Lynn. ‘
4:30— Paper,“1‘he Duty of
the Employed Oilcar
to the Future of 0an
Work "
5: 00 to ‘i: 30—Dlaner. ‘
7: 30-— Prstsa Service. i .,
8:00—- Papar, "The Contact
of Biblical Hateribl
WitkAdoiossan-t
Life " .
Prof. Geo. E. arr-dun, ru. 1)., Hart-
0 .
Friday. March 25.
9— stotioosl- .
9:30 to 10:30 — Paper. “Reaching
Men In Small
To' .00
A. H. Wardle. Concord. N. H -
10: 30 to 11: alt—Papor- “How to 80'
. curs dupport for the
t I . Foreign Missionary
‘1 . Enterprises oi the
/ on.” . -
A. H. Whitiord. Mullahs. N. Y.
11: so to 12: tic—Business Session.
12:80 to moo-punch. P
2:00 to 3:00—hpsw'fl'ho Frater-
nal Spirit of the
‘ Brotherhood;
Edwin F. See. Brooklyn. N. Y.
' 3: 00 to 4: oo—Cloelng Bible Hour
E. W Booth (e'xpectsd). . I
MR. CAHILL'O CHICKEN. GONI.
Marauders Visit His main... ans
Malta on With Tan lipods.
William is”. Cahill. a star '26: surrey
& Benedict. resides in W iron avenue
and takes considerable delight In rais
lag chickens. That is. he did. fer be Is I
somewhat disgusted at present On
Saturday evening be h twenty nice
birds, but the sharpest on Sun-
day morning revealed the fact that
just trait. one router and nine hens.
were amen the missing. Tracks lead-
tba r o: a property showed the
w "‘5 missionar- traveled. “Will'j
hilasophioal today, and says hé
pehaps ought to be attuned truly left
his: half.” . .
f’ao'sr‘ntt aAs _t_:_ourANlas.
on r slam Tet—mil ‘R a and
.r “gangs in Court Tilda.“
i
tea or Bd’aton was again given.
can“? consul Wk ,-
at 0pm pa maidens .
Reference was MM HIM will
air. Rogers alarm: waist: asked
for the execution or proxies to per-
mit the holding or as annual meeting
of the Boston cannula. #-
atr. W said that he understood
that In. Lawson wanback cfxs salt
which prevented the election at law di-
recto".
Another letter referred to. mi Mr.
Roars to Mr. Barrage said till. "W.
this matter.
Another W road. stated
at: Ilr.
elation Gymnasium." -
Geo. W Mehsffey, of Boston. 'hlli'. She works.”
nosrosa, rims 33.—¥Corrsspond. .
filled by MIMI“;
‘DISI
found Knits
bill a tall
house Whoa in“ it;
Kuhn the man said! i
went along‘ with/O.
ta to thaw
to’brili'a the
'PM D
of. Gaul lump ’ .
dullrfhssbeentalkitrg viol' ‘j
of: ”it.“ ”Whin-
C V I. 9
that- and the '
turned to a court and hit
“He says its doesn't Ir ,
about anything." By tlr'lsjtl
court room was in an ubrhp‘; .
gum. and the unicorn hall is .
0M
Hrs. Kuhn who is ma
looking woman said that
land kicked her 4)
Wednesday and
that On Saturday at
money In the bank in Is photo
The court and n
that Kuhn was not out” : .
head and continued the can . ..
week In ball of tho. Kill; ' ‘
amlaed in regard to his '
C. l. Links ” ‘
Prof. Gsstel. who said (hath
come to court to s M
went up to him an
chat. and then loft with
and silk hat and without it
his interpreter s fee. .
aAIsao rut Alrl'rl.
Fred walla rump“ Oil ‘
A vasa ("no or ‘
' * "Malta u “not", ‘9
Fred G beach. a wilecthr in lhil
ploy; of the A W Cool
baker's; ol’ Bridgeport
rested at his home on. bros?
Bridgeport. by Detective Orphan
Policeman Laud on the charge of
embezzlement of $500. ».
Leach becam'c entangled in
counts with the firm shout at;
ago and suddenly left the. cititf‘.
employers did not wish to prossc
.him at that time. as they1tliou~fltg
wife and family would Millie MI
forera. He was located In New' . _,
and promised to come back to this.- j
and try to make good the sill!
which he was short
He did not pay the amouht.
ever and his arrest followed
method used by beach to chest. his
ployers was to collect money. i
customers and put It in him
pocket. .._
Before Deputy Judge m
the city .court this Ilium
pleaded guilty to Ihe ‘chflgb‘o‘f
alelnent .... . Mel-iv
.“ p the amount '
,Pr ItttagsAIton'rey ‘
' “Malta it 8W0: said the
finish stavenson Milli .
cause :nd bound the M -
the at merit. of the criminal ,- -
court under bonds of $003....
band. and said turf“? putt
so‘NtSart‘I. .
M.—12.59a, maturities 1
P.Il.'—8:20x1540“;l5
s::.:ao.sssxroro. _.
tasv's saw . .._.,\
_- _ £...3.‘."‘
Roasts. bawlnngorthannflv.. 1-.
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