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Local News Notes
The Yokematea will hold a seI'VIcc
in the Broad River Chapel. tomorrow
night.
-—Speclul sale of pictures at L. ll.
Deckera, 87 Washington street.
The crepe was removed from the
portrait or General Hawicy, in the
stale library. in Hartford, Thursday.
A meeting of Douglas it‘owler Post.
G. A. R. will he held Monday night.
and all members are desired to be
present.
—v—At.tcntl the. Supper
at Trinity
Church, Tuesday evening, May 23.
W. W, Brown. superintendent of
construction of the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Company, was in town
yesterday.
“With Vertiure Clad" from iluydn‘s
“Creation" will be rendered tomorrow
morning at. the First M. E. Church by
M I's.’ Frances Heath-Eaton.
Candy are always
Stilluon-i’owell Corp.
Washington camp. No. it, c, o. s.
of A.. will initiate candidatea, ’l’liurs-
day evening. May 25. Cake and cream
will he served after the work.
wit‘oss'
leati.
in the
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Ernst are
to move from John F. McMahon's
house to the lioyt place, recently pur
chased by Christian Swurtz. and mov-
ed to a new site in West avenue. ..
——ilmbrellan, mourning hands, O'Brien
The full term of the ‘State Normal
School. in iianbury. will. begin 5er
lumber 5. High School graduates and
teachers ol two years’ experience will
he permitted to enter without exam-
inations. Others should apply tt
John R, Perkins, principal of tht
school.
—-Attend the Supper at Trinity
t‘hureh, Tuesday evening. May 23.
A request to he retired from tip
military service of the state has been
received from First Lieutenant Wil
liam B. Montague, oi" Company I,
First infantry. L'. N, (l, for business
reasona. He enlisted August it, little.
and has been first lieutenant slut-t
December iii. illtitt.
——i'sc Stilison'ti Spccii‘it for Chills
itever Malaria. c’. Stillsou- I’owell
(‘.;orp ii. Giend ihg (E Co. Norwalk
Frank Lollius. the suspected mur~
tierer of Dornind‘i'thzmito. whose
body was found in Mill itiver, on the
border line of New Canaan with the
skull crushed. on April '.2:'ith wa~
discharged from cuutotiy Monday cvc-
iIIlig by order olvtioroner Doten, who
was unable to securd'evidenco enough
to hold him lor the grime. ’i‘hlu mur-
tier; like that of t e widow Seller-k.
which occurred in that town back in
the acventien, will probably always rc-
niain a mystery.
”W'IJHUHCRHIH Still and Iip.l)ut:k bouts $20,
New iloata 83f». Sailboats $100, and up
Boats of all kinds and i’l'illtlii. Catalog.
no at Norwalk Hardware Co. and Fox
(‘.ycle (‘o‘is store. Suleu uncut. (‘. 1..
St. John.
t‘, M Idliontm. Sirahrae. N i’.: .l.
n Mme l’hilodelphlil; A. v WIIIII-
right. South Norwalk; ('. F (hiboiu.
Norwiilk; (‘. t‘omatock, llritiuepot't; it.
it. ilawlcy. it. 1*. Footer. littnbttry:
.l. ll. Knox, .Ir.. liurtiortl‘. Mr. and
Mra. id, ii. (Intipcr. Water Witch ('luli.
New Jersey; John W. blubin, llrook-
ll’n: W. ('. Monte. Hpriuglieltl; A. iIZ.
Htilon, Willimttntic; A. ll. i-linltlr. it.
.I. Uil'ihOil. [ioatonz “Mr. anti Mrs, .l.
(3. Petition. .lumtia i-l. Kelley. New
Y:ork Knight 1' Richmond, it). it.
I’lngiec. Pr'ovidcntc ii i. were sonata
yesterday at the iiotol t'lillord.
m...»
A Norris oAnE LADY. , _
i will trend tree with (int instruc-
tion. some oi this simple preparation
tor the cure oi beacorrboert. Ulcer-a-
tion. Diripinuomuntu. Fungi. of the
Womb, Beauty at Painful erlodti. Tu
morn or Grail/tho Hot Flotilla». Denim
to Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in tho liken. anti all ramble trou-
trial. to Ill sending addreau. To moth
era of Iullorltnit daughters i will or:-
plain n aura-errand Home Treatment
If you decide to continue it will only
colt ghoul 12 cents a week to guaran-
too i (turn. i do not with to nail you
anything. Tell other outlines of It.
thnt hi all I «it Adorn-II, M‘s. M.
summon. Box 375
Notré Dome. Ind.
Stop a Mlnrm.
book in our window and you will
so. the best assortment or (lemons
xbam ever dlnplnyotl in The
We IM equally stocked
Your are Invited to
not!
Nmflll.
with now“!!-
”hum
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
Ru] Estate.
74 Wuhlnalon Street.
South Norwalk.
Potatoes. Bite p'er peek til Juneloft s
‘ ‘ulirgtads- lil' ’tii‘idslik amt liaberdfiah-
ery aectlons, at Head‘s. itcud the ad.
—.L—~_....’...
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of i‘tche-
huh.’héld' a regular business meeting
last evening.
We
Mina iI‘rederiCIth Wennl. ol' Englcsidc
school. New Milford. SI the guest. or
MISS Lucretia, Sanger, of the Green.
W
William F. ileKlyn, of Norwalk, ex-
pects to receive his new automobile
the first of next week.
.1”...
If selling the right coal will win
your favor, the iI‘crria Coal (‘.ompuny
wrll surely win it. Read their rid,
i‘hlllp Hastings, one of the lcacliv
crs in Merrill iltiRincsa t‘ollcgc. in
South Norwalk. is ill.
’ ,.__._
Stop a minute and look in liit‘ dis-
pltii window at Stillsou- i’trtvcll's, They
hate ti lint: line of comer an
boutli Norwulk (‘.ouclavc. imprchd
Order of licptasophs. held a regular
illilillli‘hb‘ meeting last evening at the
Council chamber in South Main street.
Judge Asa ll. Woodward, who has
spent the winter in California. sttII'it-tl
yesterday front San Francisco for Not“
walk.
A special town meeting. for the
purpose of hearing the report of the
committee to investigate the matter
ol‘ giving rent and other hilll]liit‘n' to
the town poor wrll he held in the Town
Hall, Norwulk, next Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock.
(‘omniodorc (‘litirlcs ii, Scotlcld's
launch billy was placed in commis-
sion for the sermon yesterday. The
l.i|ly has btcn at. t‘aptuiu IIJph. Mer-
ritt's shipyard in Water street durinlz
the winter and Spring, and hilll't‘ last
full tr new top has llt't‘li put on her.
a driver for iinrrts
& (inns. had his right foot painfully
crushed at the yard, l‘ucsduy. The
injury will keep him at his. ltoiuc on
Spring illll for some tinic. Mr. ('oi-
line" was on the scales at the time anti I
mic of the wheels of a wagon passed
over his foot
Timothy t‘ollins,
\
State Librarian ticotgc h, tiotlarti.
of lluitlord, has l""titl\t‘li a \itluttblt-
consinnmt-ut of books from the set»
Ictary ol‘ torciun ailuirs. Mtxico.
Among them are the Mexican crumb
lotion and eight. volumes of cotton:
also the Mexican laws on extradition
and naturalization,
‘ South Norwalk.
inter a" .I
UTl-l NORWAL
“Well done in better than well n iid."~Franklln..
The style and iii of our Sprint,r suits tell the Rind
expert tailoring better than we can. If you'll set: 1
you'll say so. ,
Distinctive styles in many chlusch fancy
the Iicw prays. and {astrolor black and bluc, made in
new loose IIIodcls and cttl to iii all Iuiinnci' of mcn.
$8. 50 to 15-5.00
\oung icllows will lillti our lull model.» just what
want~coats long and loose: trousers cut pcgvtoppv.
Spring hats and furnishings that are right.
SUCCESSORS TO- COMSTOCK BROS.
Tel. Call,
I‘
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K: EVENl
w...
. “In“
_\' (if
hcru
mixtures.
the
they
32—2.
YOU CAN BE SURE
that i have an wish to sell you a thing unlcas in so doing l
serve you no wcll that ytrli will want to come again and
again. it is permanent trade that is valuable to me. i
sell you my best Jiitluiiicni no ut-ll as Iuy grain.
Iluy Outs ’i‘liuis t‘lcuu.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
For the liillc llllt‘.‘:
D. M. (hick I‘i't‘ti.
l". l’. (‘ (hick M‘iililll.
ltcst obtulutib
Cl ii-
Mis, .lamcs Oscar liyxhcc, formerly
of South Norwalk, is \‘iniilng .\ir. and
Mra. t'leorge A. Wiiclplcy. of lI‘airllchl
avenue. Mrs, llyxhcc llil.\ not been In
South Norwaik for i\vtnlil_\".\'tlvt‘li Yours.
anti has not seen her brother. Mr.
\i’hclplcy. in that time. Mr. anti Mrs.
Arthur Jones. of Brooklyn, N, \K, are
also visiting Mr. and Mrs. \i'iiclplcy.
MORE PROTESTS AGAINST SUN.
DAY BALL.
To the list of oilieials of the South
Norwalk linplist t‘hurch, protcsiinu
against Sunday baseball. published
Thursday. the Iiauic of l9. it. litrnnctt.
deacon. should be added. This lilililt‘
was acciilcntuily omitted from thc list
given to the papers.
One additional church has reported
Brownie Gd
at
William P.
6 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
49 Wall Street.
Norwalk.
IIIBI'BS,
SI. $2. $5 and $9.
Beers'
lltIttl. illltl Stilittiitrtt Mites.
the action of its oii‘iciuls. namely tlrticc
Iiaptisl t‘liureh of Norwalk. The pill.
cot-F are (i. W. Johnson. Richard Whit
ticsy, John Grant, (‘. ll. Lloyd. M. .l.
Whaly. James Street, ilcv. it. 5. 'i‘lioiII-
an, pat-ttor. 'i‘liii-t tuukcs fourteen out
of the eighteen Protestant churchcs of
the town whoac oliiciuls ()lijt-t‘l to Sun-
day brill, thus {or heard from.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c
to $1.00 with licvoc's tlloss (Jarrluzze
Paint. it Wciulis title it oza. more to
tint pint than others. wt‘tii‘t-I longer and
gives a gloss ctpiul to new work. Sold
by (‘. 16. Dow.
i
THE BEST DOLLAR BOOK
bl the one showing your tlcpoitittt in
tho 'I‘ruat. (‘.ourpuny. Have you Hilt'li
rt book? if not why Iiot have one?
it'rt (’liliy. Conw to
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY.
anti aturi no account with one dollar
or us many dollar» art you like. You‘ll
find it t-oiuforlttbio rcndinu after you
have acquired the habit of arriving and
the Internal. it camp will told to the
pleasure. Try it. ,
.... A“. 4..)-
Sessions dolly. 9 a. m. to J p. m.
TEL. 108-
Ncw York, 41 and 43 Wall qtrnet.
Tho Business Of
Is to pave rho way for
Your Success.
Merrill College
Lot us begin now.
M. II. MERRILL. Prim. South Norwalk. Conn.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
LONG AND ROUND CLAMB.
THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN RECEIVINO CONNECTICUT RIVER
SHAD DIRECT FROM THE RIVER EVERY DAY.
BUCK SHAD ............ . ....................................... 10c LB.
ROE aHAD ..... ..... . ..................................... 12I, c LB.
BLUEFIEH...... .......... . .................... ....... IOcLB.
WEAK FiBH ..... . ........ .. ................................. 3c (.8.
STEAK coo ............................... . ............... - 10.: LB.
HALIBUT ...................................................... 14: LB.
EELS ............................. . ...................... tzygc LB.
LIVE LOBSTERS SATURDAY.
Cutblli’s Bridge Fish Market
”Barr 9 FREEMAN,
REPRI‘J BENTING
FREE DELIVERY.
Harry H. Hoyt & 00.,
Banker-é and Brokers,
Member New York Consolidated stock Exchange.
SOUTH NORWALK. TELJIZ—S.
Market Forocut Every Morning at 10 O'CIook.
Stock-i Bonds, Grain and Cotton aou chi and sold for Cult or on Mornln.
Direct private wire.
Brooklyn. 371 Fulton Itreet.
HOYT'B THEATRE. BUILDING.
Saturday and Monday.
Coax Me, When the Horxout Moon
in Shining on the River. Mammn
Boy, Juli Acrou the Bridge or Gold,
Yank» Doodle Boy. when the Ben-
Are in the Hive. Arabia. the latest
march anti two-atop.
ALSO FIFTY AND SEVENTV-
FIVI CENT DANCE POLIOS. 15 6T8.
AT COLEMAN’S
" ' ' NIWO “on.
to North not. «not. with Iva-mitt.
A lit for A. II. Inlrlln 'r Ibull
3.... w III-mo In"
t"
r
FIFTEEN OENT MUSIC , '
”WM “ .-
A Carloaii of
Just received at
421North M aln Street.
I
A
Farm Wagons
LUTHER M WRIGHT’S
. before the risc rcaclicd 'ii level that.
i
NG MSENTINEL .1; g:
We Make Our Ice Cream
‘ We make it no that we may
khow it Io rightly made. It I:
no' better than the boat, but
much better than the rest.
We servo a liberal quantity
in web glass of our ice Cream
'soda, and supply it in any quan-
.tity for home consumption.
lhe Glifford Pharmacy =
TEL. CALL 151.
W
Maples it Goldscltmidt 00.
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealer-- in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz 6. Corbett Block, SO. Norwalk.
ISAAC WARDWELL DIES.
A Founder of Oldest National Bank in
United States.
S’l‘AMlI‘tlllll, May 20 ~Isuac Ward»
well, lit) years old. died at his ironic
here last night, its the i‘t‘stlll or u
stroke of apoplexy which he suffered
last 'l'ucsduy. llc was it well known ci.
lizt'n of lhlii plucc. and was one of tit
fountici's'of thc Siaini‘ord National
lliinli. llit‘ (lltli‘b‘l national hunt. in the
l‘nittul States.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\\'.\l.l. S'i‘ilidlfi'i‘. ittleI it. ill. ~ liiI'
holiday in London today I‘clicicd thr-
runrkt-t from the recent prcssurt- to
liquidate t'roIIi that source. and prices
rchouiitlcd sharply. ’l‘hcrc thlv rnu»
iiinu salcs oi‘ f.,tttto shares of l‘iI.Iett
States Steel iii an cxtrcuio pain til. :I
point, and union l‘t‘ilt'lit‘ti about a porn.
in St Paul. iialttiuorc mid iliiio, tlcn
crul Electric, New York t‘cntrai and
Locomotive pill and a large fraction in
i'IIitIn l‘aciiic, t‘licslipt-nkc and Ohio,
locomtivr and l'. S. Stet-l pfd.
\i‘.-\l.l. S’i‘lliili'l‘. ll n. m. 'Qilllt' .i
iiuinhcr of substantial iltii'iiilt‘t‘r wt-rc
IiIadc on relatively bliiliil lilill'iliiSi'l-
induced It-nllziiiu The [IIHH strcnuth
was shown by the metal and railway
t'iiilililit‘ill stocks. l‘Iiion I‘Ittit‘rt- got
rinse to lift 'i‘t-p prices showed litl
\.lIitl‘S running to about :I point for
l niicd Stalls Steel pill. .‘\illiiil.'.liiliiil'
t'ti ("upper and several other stt)ck.~.
Mains \vci‘c t't’tinplelt-Ily wiped out by
it movement to I‘eaitzc IIciIr ll o‘cltrci;
and most of the standard railroad
lock» sold fractionally under lust
Ixtulit
WALL S'l‘lilIIIIZ’i‘. closi- Free and
ilt'iltd'lti liquidation, which was rill-'ii
rd only inoincuturily, was renewed ui‘
lI"i‘ ilic nppcurnutc ot‘ lilt‘ bunlt :~I.ill'
liiI‘III with its heavy loan expansion
lillll (lt‘t'll cut Into the surplus I‘cscrvt-
'ihcrc \vcrc only a li‘\\‘ noluhlv cyrcp
lions to illhsi‘h‘ oi‘ llIiI‘ or more a) it
ri-sult. Northtrn i’aciiic dropped t
l'Iiitcd Stutcs liubhcr ptti. ltlltl Smelt
int; :1 l-‘.' to :1. Northwth-Irn tlrctit
Northern pfd. lllinois t‘ciitrul and
General Electric 2; l‘nltin l’aciiic, New
York t‘cnti‘ul. t‘uttutlinn i'ucilic .\Il‘.iii~
tic t‘oust Linc, [lending tlIitario &
\wstcrn and \llliilgiliiilllI'tl (‘oppct'
l I‘L'. I'llilt'd Siritcs Hit-III stiltl IIII-
doc :16. The proilt taking by slrtIIlH
made no tipprccinblc rally and llIc
i‘lfli-iiill; \\'i|.\ Wt‘llk.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report. over the private when of
The Maples It Goldachmldt Co.. Conr-
miunlon Brokers. swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Sellecit tit Price. Head to fool Outfitters.
THE CARELESS SPENDERB OF BROADWAY PAY MORE
FoR LONO. COMFORTABLE. OEEPLVENTEO BACK surrs THAN
. You WOULD DREAM OF UNROLLING, BUT THEY DON'T snow
', UP ANY MORE “CLASSY” THAN YOU CAN m can SPRING
AND sthMER MOOELs. THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF MYS-
TERY WAFTED iNTO CRACK CLOTHES MAKING: our-Is IT’S
As SIMPLE AS THE THREE R's: MASTER TAILORs, MASTER
BRAINS AND MASTER FABRICS. BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE,
TRY ouas. .. a ,
$7.50 to $25.00
DHOES
THE EXTREME NEW POINTED TOE OXFORDs, IN ALL
LEATHERs FROM $2.00 To $4.00 , ,. .m,.utr§~ :1
at $1.00
WE SPECIALIZE CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES. OTHERs.
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00. We . NJ
SELLEGK ti PRICE
Clothiers and Furnishers.
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Cali 324-2.
The price of Butter has dropped. We offer the finest Print Butter at 286,
and Clover Hill Creamery Prints at 30¢, a clear drop of 40 lb.
Eggs. Home laid and fresh, are scarccr and higher. 27c for best. fresh.
Cake—A fresh arrival oi Pound Cake. 200 lb. Any quantity.
Dried Beef—A nice new lot. moist and good. now in. Any quantity 101‘
5c up.
Rice—When in want don't forget our bargain offer of excellent Rice at
4c lb.
Potted FIOwcrs. Tomato Plants. Cabbage Plants. Buy your garden
Seeds here where you are sure of getting fresh, new seeds. that come up
and grow. No mixture of old and new here. Will close out Seed Potatoes
at 90c bu. in bushele lots or 50c one-half bushel.
Hope to do good service.
LORENZO DIBBLE
TELEPHONE CALL. 26—4.
New Poialties per hit. - - -V A: - - 300
Very Best Butter. per ill. - - - - - - 27c
FANCY MAINE POTATOES PER PK. 15c.. .................. 50c bu.
TUBE ROSE FLOUR, PER BAG. 75c, ........................... $6.00 bbl
PILLSBURY'S.JONES, GOLD MEDAL. BEN HUR FLOUR BAG, ....856
ASSORTMENT OF RADISHES. LETTUCE. CUCUMBERS. TOMATOES.
BUNCH ONIONS. SQUASH. PEAS. STRING BEANS ASPARAGUS,SPIN-
ACH. KALE. PARSELEY.
FANCY RHUBARB PINEAPPLES ORANGES BERRIES.
UNI TED GROCERY COMPANY.
:0 No Main St, So. Noi'walk, Tel. 2611:. iii Fort SL. E. Nor-walk. Tel. 319-3
REFRIGERATORS.
The saving on a Refrigerator is not. so much in the price you
pay top the article as in the bills for ice We save you as much or
more than any other store in the price and in addition to that lur-
nlsh you with a Refrigerator that will consume the least possible
amount of ice. The“ White Mountain“ and “White Frost" are ex-
amples of Refrigerator Perfection, known all over America as stand-
ard. . You can get the food and money savers here. I
A. J. Collins& on.
Dealer: in Furniture, Carpetn. Bedding. Mailings, Oil Cloths, and Llnoioumo.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
to NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
_ ,Ctruulntlou, thorium 1‘3 .
IANK STATEMENT.
. Opcir. High. Low, 1:30
.\llilil (‘op 7!”... still. 771i. is
.\III t‘ 6': II‘ (lo till-1’. 3'qu Jill Illl
Am cm on :u I. :u I... :u t._, :III.u
Am Loco Ix till»; i? ”It"
Ant Smelt liL‘ii. illl‘h lltiiiu ill
Am Sugar lllliii’. lZlIi litiilt. 123'»;-
A 'i‘ R S II‘c 71m 71”.. "trill. 7hr.
llalio at turn. tutti... lorl:i itilW‘ loath.
li'klyn it 'l‘ ttl til not... 60“.}
t‘lica a oido tit; 17': tall. I'll/i.
Hit d: N W fill all Zliil zeal.
Ch Gt Weill ltlla’. ili‘m Hill; ,lli “t.
in M Nth I' III 17m. little I?!
(fol II‘ a l tent. lat». II JIM
llcl it'i iIIItl in: Its”: liili iatt
ICI'ic Hull. .20 r. :INJI'. lid-V4
lIII‘itI ltd pl 77% 77 "1. WIN tli‘h
tlcn idlcc Hill/4 Hut. i’ttt it'll
ill t’crtlrttl ift’t‘by ift’ll/g lfift‘u I in.
Lou Rt Nuull in“. filling III by l I ’
Mt-l bit IIy Hill/4 lion. Him; ii.‘ i' 4
Mex ticnt. 20% :10qu lilo. iii'it
i“ K N. '1‘ .li 2M. 2“.“ 2‘1"»
lilo l’ucllle lift-3. luI ill. In”.
Not Mad 1:314. bit; 4;, if.
N i' t‘eutrul lulu. llIIIt, luau. that...
Nort‘ it Word 77 V. 77% 701.4,; 'i‘tili'i
tint. it Wt-Rl Il’iih HM titty; mini.
i'cnn it it Hill-i. Lilla 132% 13:41..
i'co‘ltlua ‘ troll. loo Italy, iIII
ltcadlnu tum. tutti. Mitt”. era.
lttep Htccl Hill. lilo. idol. l7
itotvlt luiuutl 271V. "7 It. tilt? leitl.
Rub "Olltlil iii it; 'IW. (WA. nil/l.
Htllllli I’Ilt: illlllf. dill/g hlilm \fiiioi.
, sea Ry Co 2m 2m 28% are».
‘ To C A l 77% 73 it'll/g 77
Tax It File 021/. 321/. 31M. 31%
Union Ptie list/4 rim. “0% in
ll 8 Rubber 38% 38% 37% .'l7-'i;'i
it 8 Steel 27 271/. 25% 20hr
1i 8 Steel pl MM. 94% 02% 027‘»
Wabash till/E Nita til lit
Walratth pl 38% mm. 38%. 38h.
Went Un 'l'ei till 03 till ilti
Win Cent. 22% 221/. 22 22
liouerven, deerenno lil.4li2.lltiti
Renorvaa. U. S. docrettttu 89,138,000
loans increase. 020.709.900
Specie. decrease. $4,114,100
lulu Tender, decrease $45,500
impurities. increase 81 4.932.000
neutron
GRAND LARCENY CASE DISMISS- MORE TAX TROUBL58 IN SAN
Ni“ it ill Iii—0' tl il l FRANC'SCO‘
. 9' ') {.v try 2 .~ "III t'IiII'uc , , , .,
of grand larceny iuutlc on April 4. hAN HMNHSLO‘ May 20".A
ugninal licwill Sriiitit, president ol’ ti
ctuitttruclion company. With tilHllllHHt‘li
ytINtcrdin III tltc .Ici'tcrttou Marlo-t I‘o-
licc t‘ourt and M r. Smith was (llHt‘lllti'Ii'
ml. 'I‘Irc ctuuplulirt wiIH «Worn to by
'l‘lioluuu Slokco, who churned Smith
with tlittuppi'oprintluu i‘undN of the
l-llokcit' millilt‘. ’i'ltc apt-rifle stun men
Illllit'ii in tho complaint wait'szldlutl.
but it wrm Hilltl til the time that an ac
countirlu wan to be liNlit‘lI for nearly
51,0 .iliiil. lircrtt accrocy surrounded
the ttrrcHt of Smith. which qu rrtittit
by on IitIttt-lu- of tin» district. Itttor
ncy‘tt oilicc, and definite information
wuit at. the lililt' rcruncd by all parties
to the cane. In tliunriaaluu the t‘lllit'
Ilrc magistrate said that It had no
t rintlnal tutpcet whatever, the evidence
tiiitclottlm; nothing more than It. tlltur
urcenrcnl no to an accounting.
«mm- . M
MISSISSlPPl PUBLIC lNBTRUCTlON
NIGW IIAVIIJN, May 2tl.~~’l‘ho Strait
of Miaalnaippi. through it» utate super.
lutendcnt of public lnalruetiorr. hair up
plied to Yale University for threr
lectttrt-I'H before the irutlliution of that
Hiilil' which are public rueotinga oi
Miuniaaippl teachers held at vat-lotto
places in the state throughout the aunt
Iner. Prof. Sheath. head of the
summer anhtml at. Yaio, has Role-clot;
the three lecturers from the graduate
school. They are Herbert Martin, M.
I... lmington. Ky. Yale 1900; Edward
H. Cameron, Yarmoutlr N. EL. M. A.
Yale 1904, and Luther A. Welglo, no
nintmt in the tho Psychological hobo
“Will u. ‘fl m‘a 1mm 4..”
i
tt‘lit‘lllt‘ wblclr llIIiI been In operation in
the not collector's officer for many
months IiilH Just been uncovered by ',
which nearly a million and a hall dol-
lodR‘ worth of property hair been ae-
-urt~d for little more than $100,000.
l‘lic vii-limit are the tiity‘n taxpayer»
who are charged in round instance». It.
iIiIWIII'H wrongly, witlcItieilnquenoieli,
i‘lre prolitn have nonr- to a ring of tax
wulpcra. who, were IIRIllh‘itItl in every
IOHHIIlIt' way by the niloled domult- ,‘
lig tux collector Silillll. and hill Bill» ,
iI-titnutctt in office. liotmrtln have been 1*
irartiptiiated to keep their truth from
arming out and many ‘poor people
taw- had the title In .‘ttlielr humus
DIIN’BII III Jeopardy. without Ito much
In knowing that a uiiortngi- Iii choi‘lt»
Id trualnut thorn. - '
A thorough inventigoti will be
node at once into lhtI mat, or to devel-
tp, ii ponidlilc, the extent to which
more irregularities have been carried
on. {it
PAYMENT FOR HILLHouaE lino.
NERTY. -
i .
mow HAVEN. May Mir-Thu pur-
:hntuo of the largo Hilihounu property
‘Jy Ynlo will be financed II It payment.
If 360.000 down, of 810 .000 during
their of two monthrl of machining sum-
mer and the remainder. estimating to
thottt 8260, 000 to remain upon 0. nuts
nearing livn per cent. interest. Iwith op‘
Ibrtunlty o! the parchment to any In-
Itallmentu. The whole amount of the
many will be raised by oublcrlptlonl
mill XIII» WWW“- --....... ”.4
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