can
I have recent! been
ill
‘ Nail ,Vk‘seat the Brtdiie-
to f the district combined.
airman c.17r777- ,
t with about 8300 000 and
, third with about 8136.000.
'2 at of work being done in
has made it necessary for
factor to make frequent trips
ark City. and It has on. is ac
been decided that it he did
; binge of the work for him to
headquarters at Bridgeport.
repson is the fact that the
film and Waterbury from
“about and We
_ , é government“
' “ailihrican in
Manufacturing Company, of
pom-and the Union Metallic
Csnmpany of‘IIIeVs’aiheV any
slant part it the gov-
. Meaghan? thrilling with the Win-
‘_ er Repeating Arms Company. of
. wllaven and the United suites
ridge Company of Lowell Mass”
ammunition made for the use of the
.bas the assistance of live
this, not- in the navy, but
ciltll service appointments. Twa have
headquarters in artford two in
septic; sum one -in our Haven.
one inspector for the Hartford dis-
Idiot” Ifmutenant Commander John
P. medium... of the United States
DIVy. who was graduated fiom the na-
val academy at Annapolis about iwen
list about AFTER EATING.
Attor a hearty meal a dose of Kodol
gwi ure will prevent an attack
Koddl is a thorough
hhd’ I guaranteed cure for
‘ Xll'dl cation, Dyspepsia Gas on the
oil, Weak: Heart, Sour Risings,
Bid Breath and all Stomach troubles
949111 by The Clifford Pramacy. '-
uluroao 3A1: AT HAND.
--'~
bald That Blp Housatonlc Power Plant
” 'Wl‘iI‘Go'Io C. R. Q L. 00.
It was reported in financial circles
today on good! authority that the sale
of the New Milford Power Cornpnny a
outfit for the generation of oletlrlcltv
the bi lant on the ilousulonlc l‘thl
litrBul 's ridge, will be sold very short-
ty (0‘ the Connecticut Railway .91 Light
tag Company.
The negotiations are in an advanced
state. Papers may be passed at any
time, it is said.
7‘ The disposal of this property has
been I matter of doubt for some time.
A number of New Hayes capitalists
alto interested in it.
For so? time past an option on the
pagan“ The been offered to the New
ow Haven It Hartford Rail.
road Odrnpany, but the price is alleged
to have been unsatisfactor? ‘1 "
The New Milford concern already 7
furnishes a large amount of power to
the Connecticut Railway it Lighting
Company. and many have held to the
view th this concfiriilit. Was the natu-
ral diva r‘of Ufthh p
Munch—~—
MACHINE SHOP EQUIPMENT.
Edward B. Robertson to Place Order
"5 ' for New Machinery.
Edward D. Robertson' 3 new machine
shop, in Seaview avenue. East Nor-
walk, to a ring completion, and will
heready or the. installation of the
about September 1st, The
be supplied by the South
main Municipal Electric Works,
live horse power motor has just
r. Rabat-loop pianos-
fit is Ih e‘or‘i’dar eighteen 01
lilies, hile‘lNo. Z’hn'illing
dof'iwo lirenty- four inch
drill- presses one tauntyroux inch
72 ,, of small drills, winners and tooiil
22 I to be found in all well
. machine manufactorles. laid
, , ulre about 100 feet of
rind dozen pulleys and one
.Vl‘r n l
252W
71“ “OM. .‘INO A0030.
1"” ahfiprnll manhunt is pong
“ ‘7 '7 7" Interpol. >
_ r a F ms school is being
,, Tfit‘wtbs fiddition of two large
’trooins and when completed will bb
Worcester, 't‘orrlna- .
Iofllreftltail .‘
‘soi'iio'lits malts it. easier to stall
mammal all the small arms ,
, Elliott». who is all dillcer in ‘
{I’m' one emery grinder, and a uuanw;1
h In alien. if you not
he}. of}? fyou are subiaotto
lgution. you have no doubt
bad shortness of breath. rs Id heart hail.
halartburoV or pollination the hearth to
VV‘VV ,1 VV ' V ‘V‘
., “cu .277,
Dysp: l! Itéigt it} «Afi‘EXi
digests WWW.“ NWofl
of the heart. ond‘oiintfllsuioa’
in health to every organ of no.7
31.1%“ indigestion Dyspepsia. Sour;
Stem sch. inflammation 0 mucous
b "Ill
$737 5:" intermarriage:
After satin: myfood would distress the by when.
my mar?»
a;
J stood she wanted a colored ‘lilirse girl
had a id she was there to avail? do
and a quantity of Jewelry was stolen.
:stdlrn wall a silier tbimble. the pro-
there. had been D17.
33:» riptlbho 7 race;
thAhout I it. at}; fink“ Alkali E. Nald7
t. retornl’l‘f‘to her home at to M
and. and ill in
avenue amrord‘. {noun a solo
woman rum about a window. 'l'h oi
wibman tot Mrs. Ndld'rott she diode -
Mm Naidrett wants 7
tr]. and the woman tibia
docked Just like the dealH
the ' ties.
on nurse
neared. B
or tion of the woman suspected
Nbrolon robbery
maniac time Thursday af2,ternoon the
lesidonco of William H Bitch t ilViiV
Win street. Hominid; was a erect
D
hop e,
or stolen. The polled" were molt EDYlsnoiodlngnised V
ham. , ,
dlonts and d 2 7 . rs
b%but coolsalgl urtdesit. [instigate
0 levy iro , ye pom 113,0 .
:‘MMI-W Mull r “a“ J
. demo or I.
tics of Dr. Kennedy's “03.1%?-
EDY Yin beyond prairie:l 7 ’flionam f
fratoful people voluntaril
letters to Dr. Kennsy
oil warmth and‘IuIIh Mitosis! ii
business certificates never possess. It
.makes no tininkards—exouses no crimes—
breuks no lieurta. In its coming there is
are in oalin .
We challenge 1::an and?!“ ”Raw 8
David Kennedy‘s 1151“)!!th-
where
It is
testlf “my
and in Vi .111me
Entrance was gained through a cellar 3‘31fm‘iltt'dyéufuf int ”firm It
window at the rear of the house. A name and add ‘b‘, M
door which gave the entrance to the Readout, New York. '
urarimelita above was forced. and the 5, -. ,
place connection. Among the articles
perty oi Mitt. RitcLi Mrs. Ritcli was
jln Greenwichuami did not return
,home until 5:30. The burglary was
discovered then. and was reportedto
.‘W II vs
i had nodal. troubl {bilabial "Siam an...
, . Ii
heart trouble with it. [took“ .Kodol Dyspaphaf
M ditou ad 111
MW“ WW ”host's ham. 0}
Mlésfl‘ What More Elf
V'I
NFC“
".apmd HID .
all. C. Da'ifl ‘
2.00 .N l.”
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‘I'HF CLIFFéP PHARMACY.
TROOP \A. 2
Stratford People Will Entertain Caval
ry Branch of Connecticut.
The Connecticut National guard
cavally, 'l‘roop A of New Haven, will
be entertained by one of its former
first lieutenants this aftelnoon on its
march to Bridgeport. when It stops at
the residence of D. C. Beardsley at
. Elmwood farm In Stratfortl.
Lieutenant Beardsley has a fine big
farm and tli‘elroopnrs will stay there
for some time after their march from
MNford. They will be given light rc-
freShments and cigars and they may
drill there. They will arrive at Strut.
ford, it is expected. about 2 o'clock,
poet to give them a. warm Nit’lctlme.
The troop is expected to arrive. in
Bridgepon at about 4:30 o‘clock and it»
my!“ immediately repair in Seaside
Park to elicullip over Sunday. in the
nlmning it will attend services at the
North Congregational church and will
depart early on Monday llltll'7lllll' for
Bedding and lhulbiily
'llle tlooo is out on till eight ilni
march. carrying along its own provi-
sions and equipment, instead of going
to Niantic. '
STOP THAT COLD.
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-7.
silian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
to, 26. 50c and 01.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and Plaistod's. '7'
COL. POWELL MAY lNSPECT
WORK.
home People Desire a Draw in the
Now’ Vlollo la‘land‘ Bridge.
As a result of it letter received from
Col. Powell of New London, the gov»
ernment engineer of this district, rc~
hating on the Belle island bridge mail
tisrij Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt, the sc-
leotmen and Town Counsel Levi War.
ner hold another conference this
morning.
A petition has been presented,
questing that the town build a draw
bridge instead of the stone arch orllo
inally planned and it is probable that.
001 Powoll will come. down and look
the situation over.
Meanwhle Contractor Hoyt is going
on with the Work, though the arches
will probably not be started until
something definite is decided upon.
The date of the town meeting at
which the subject will come up has
not yet. been announced.
M
7 Oil/IN UP 170 DIE.
B. Splegel. 1204N N.Vinginia St, Elt-
Illsvllle. ind., writes. “For over five
bladder affections which caused mil
much paintind worry. .1 lost iiesh
and was all run down, and a year ago
had to abandon work ontirbly. 1 had
three or the best physicians7 who did
ate no good and l was practically given
recommended and the first. bottle save
meanest. relief. and after taking the
second bottle 1 was entirely cured.
Sold at Plaisted's Drug store. “
‘LAsr POPULAR excuaslou To
use/roar
onset the butt town. it is under- -,
7 salts twill roulette numborml
M “m 3:” ° fffirff’cfl'.” m" 5"“ shouts We anti eaten with great in»
rm, who lire interned iii
attor- contractor Quinlan
of the work and is pushing
.miqtlon as rapidlyas
‘ I l ' ‘ ’
gay“,
. «1.7
‘ wears mohsiwsawna
iii). Ausuat ill.--’i‘ho on
a of John T. Williams, of N
“In entered early today and
them eliteht of Mr. Wil-
$13000 mi of silverware
bur tars entered a
7 use and
. Wil-
letec
torest, taliaa lace on Friday. next 1.
Eli WK“ momsIM7 tie Nowoort
grin on... of Valerie; Place?"
ewport has been oven; at among t 0
summer Wot that till for more
than two centuries The charms of her
natural scenery. mmncont ocean
view. and- artificial matures. and the
opportunities she affords every visitor
for enjoyment. are unexcelled.
Many numerous points of interest
are within walking distance from the
steamer landfill. or may be reached
by troney, willie barges for parties
Ind damages for individuals may be
shattered at reasonable prices. with
drivers who will answer all questions
rosardluflodlflmm and points
visited.‘ 2
7 MW " I i‘ .g, 2;:
ONLY custom DYIPIPIIA. .
It Franklin hush. 15,3" cos
1?.
mt? fifties
”and“... a.
and the. residents along the route ex-7
7 oyster growers along the sound.
re. ‘
. James ill. Wells. Samuel P. Hiklreth.
yeiirs i was troubled with kidney and ‘
noted». Foleya Kidney Cure was 7
mainline. Mr. Ritohrsays a woman
could easily have forced the door.
Among the. Monitor ‘ taken at the
illicit residence was a diamond ring.
a stick pin, a gold watch. and a
breast-pin. \ 2 ‘
ANOTHER 26000 MAN GONE
WRONG.
He neglected .to' take “lay' a Kidney
Cure at the first signs of kidney tron
ble hoping it would wear away, and
he was soon a victim of Bright' a dis
case. There is danger in delay, but-
if Foley's Kidney Cure is taken at.
once the symptoms will disappear, the
kidneys are strengthonedand you are
soon sound and well; A. R. Base. of
Morgantown. lnd., had to get up tenor-
twelve times in the night. and had a
severe backache and pains in the kids
neys. and was cured by Foley's Kidney
Cure. Sold at Plaisted’s Drug
Store. “
l
I
the
was
thus
Vest
WANT 5,200 ACRES OF‘ OYSTER
‘ LA .
w...
Bradford Men Ask Shell Fish Commis-
sion for Enormous Reserve.
Secretary Perry. of the state shell
flsli commission has received three
applications for grants of land for oysi
tor beds in thetsound which are the
largest grants that have been asked
for since. he took up his once. slid
among the largest that haveover been
petitioned for from the commission.
The petitioners are all Branford men.
George Blackstone asks for l.200 acres
off Saybrook and Westbrook. W. .l.
Valentine and H. W, Bond ask for
2. 000 acres off Sllybrook. and the same
no wage oft Wt-slluoolt. making a mini
of 5. 200 acres naked mi. ,
'l‘lie localities that are asked for
have. never been considered before by
the oyster growersalong the sound.
Secretary Perry said that up to the
present time no attention had been
paid to these spots as the water was
not looked upon as fit for the growing
of oysters. it is evident, however.
that these men have found places
wherethe water endother conditions
are favorable to oyster culture. The
petitioners are not among the regular
ing
writ
bust
me
the
The petitions will be taken up at
the next meeting of the commission.
Ills Kill in Hill llllel M
Dean the
Signature of
that
Bay.
pum
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mod
VWESTPORT afingRl UM MEET-
Offloors Chosen at Yesterday's Moot. mon
log, and Directors Elected.-
The annual meeting of the Weatpori
Sanitarium Co. was held Thursday ill
the office of the company on state
street, Westporl. The following direc
tors were chosen: George W. Cooper
lease 0. Mills, Filmer w. Davis, John
lb, lreland and F. l). Rulanm
The officers of the board are P. 1).
Roland. president: and Jesse Mills
secretary and treasurer. '
Executive etiiniiiltlee~Messra. Mills
li'eland and Roland.
Auditing eonimitteMMeasrs, Cop-
per amt Hiltll'm
Tellers—Charles Fable and Joseph
Blake.
IOOTHINO AND COOLING.
The salvo that heals without a soar
to Dertt‘s Witch Halal salve. No
mottled? effects such speedy relief. lit
drawn out inflammation, soothes.
cools and hosts all outs, burns and
bruises. 7A «ours cure for Piles can
The
under
Wouidulo luloldo Loaim Here in a III
2 27 Ponitm from all Niall. .
Frederick W. Daly. would-be suicide”,
left Stamford; Thursday. ill I7 pertinent
frame of mind. melanoma latency
filmishediiilm with 2a ticket for Beta
tom and when howsot away' it was
with every intention ortakingeareot
himself and living as long as possible.
Dliy’sihoai‘ois lone saiail village meant,”
mt. m M . I will: ll. .1
liver.
TIL
1 “kill"; 1W. ‘1 J27
'l WWWIAVMIVIMNDICW
mam mama
llbsomrhw outta 7 «atom
hronio cobalt “In medicated
fitnui aw“
are an isms and mac
adults Vlisuau
Ptaiatod 2 .27
.a.4....
of find not
reachodr this port
which returned westward from here
: yaw! Sybnrita and
The landowners to get away east-
ward were the Elmlnu, Muriel and Ka-
lriaa. OI West Chop the Katrina and
the Muriel were side by side evident
ly Intending to race over the Nantuck-
et Shoals
The weather was fine.
clear and a moderate wind was blow-
assoc
neas'
Store.
During this race.
OI' room.
fever and
wrecked ;
from
Clifford Pharit’liihri‘l
AM“
Vicetbrwlfhll'flér
tag that Dermody my 2
“of WWI. 772'Driho President Perhain It fit. 2
normally staid! ,
laid It «no. its they {had ' “
”,an loom
YACHTS WENT AS THEY PLEAS-
. . E .
, _ ,
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, August
18.-—-The fleet of the New York Yacht
Club .slarted tram here today on a
“go as you please" run to Marblehead.
A few of the yachts got away as early
as five o'clock. while others did not
loaVe until after nine.
clded by the regatta committee not to
hold a race between here and Marble-
2 head fiend no time will taken
on the run' from Newport
dford
pbpoad’ilstop at New «is
abandoned
A few of the yachts did not proceed
with the fleet but called off in the
opposite direction.
Still
9 which started from
erday. turned back
Newpor
Among
from the north»: 7» 7 .
*—
CVURED HAY FEVIB AND SUMMER
COLD
J. Nuabautn' Batesvllle. Indiana,
" "Last year i suffered flor
three months with a summer cold so
distressing that it interfered with my
1 had many of the symp
toms of hay fever, and a doctor's pres-
cription 'did not retain my case. and I
took several medicines which seemed
to only aggravate my case.
nately l insisted linen having Foley's
Honey and Tar and It quickly cured
881
11688.
My wife has. time. used Foley
Honey and Tar inth the same sut
Plaisteds Drug
Sold at
v
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TUC ATELLA 'WAS ON FIRE.
NEW YORK, August Min—The ~ng
Stellacaught fire off Nuveaink High.
lands today and other tugs gathered
around her in an exciting light with
For a time the burning
boat was thought to- be lost and was
towed with all speed toward'the beach,
however, the lugs
Jacob M. Heath and Reliance, which
wore dashing water ‘on' the Stella .
brought the blue
names.
The Stellas eck house and
ships and starboard side were badly
damaged. The fire started in the boil
The tug will be brought. to
New York as soon as the water is
pod from her hold
PUBLIC l8 aaousa’o.
The public is aroused to a knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
Electric Bitters for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters, of 546 St. Clair Ave.. Co
iiimbus,
lclnal tonic.
0., writes: ”For sever
the. l was given up to die.
time was entirely cured.
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MAIN. SACKS 0R MAIL LEM?“
DAN chameleon. In an tidied
Pacific mall steamer. B beri’at aalibd
poll on Wednesday last,
August ill for the Orient leaving be»
hind 250 pieces of mail.
twenty-one barks were for United
States warships of the Asiatic fleet.
this
local superintendent of mill
holds the steamship company respon-
sible for failure to send enough wag-
one to take the mail aha tin tulle,
ciliimln It is the duty of
ti contract with the United
States in call for the mail at. the door
of the post-office and to convey it to
skin disarm? lett's» faiths only?! Iltw 7: 277777 7‘ ' 77 r . “”77” *7 7 77 '1
genuine:lt'il‘itixhm Basel delved More RLIAMNT W!
o coun e o to are an eroua LY P .
said by one Cliff my. -- .1 use... "3113.“? hi: it’ll “date our»
y. easy 0 never
- DAL‘Y OPP ION DOCTON. falling in results are DI! itt’s Little
.2 .m— . more. More dances condo
are 'a certdill
eadache. hilllousness torpid liver and
all of the ills resulting from consti a-
tion. They lesion and strengthenfll‘ie
e
Cure Jaundlco. '3},
Earth!"
IONAPHENO'CTNIKI MAYNN
at... ugilst 131mm
”hotly, of the O.
J .
laitlaearo division as to whether... 7“. ,
, cap.
A, '1‘ ,
witl‘l‘ifl’
w t a
bril- which more
It was de
in view
others do?
before they
those
The sky was
Form
a? far under control
though stilt. smouldering the
Stella was towed l‘T to sandy Hook
1 had
agile. my nerves were
i could not sleep; and my
stomach was so Week. from useless
doctors“ drugs. that i could not eat
Soon after beginning to take Electric
Bitters. I obtained relief. and in a
shdrt
Guaranted at i? H. Baxter's drug
store; price 50c.
Of these
e company
Ahmad” M
l fitffiuu‘hli Maud Muff—1m“
discovered today that four 85 coun-
terfeit bills had been passed bore in
cigar and drug stores during last two i
7 at 1; .by a stra r who called for ci- lm
it both l as; The so Viral“
, it “1 7w I ii “I
7. hatred ' 'd
l. diets 1‘7 west o‘v‘
compacted y a young hula wen-ins a
V bills were’ pdor printed imi-
, auntie trim uni easily be
, gerbil! is! ill lab Iinformation
editors is lb th‘e7 effect that
many counterfeit 35 bills have been ‘
in circulation in cities and towns near
Boston. in Lowell. Mass.. especially
the police have been searching for the
man Who were distributing the bills
in most instances the manner being
the same as here. a purchase for a
small amount being “made. in cigar
stores The bogus hills which have
been albeit in unveil. are rather poor
specimens, but have silk threads out
and machine work on the bills are not
pond but this distinctive blemish is
not particularly hollbe‘able to the or-
}Edinary receiver of the bill. The bogus
31):, money reels aan in the hand
A7 WINNING 070 NY.
is the and: Mil death of the baby
girl of (390.11 .Eylsr, Cumberland, Md.
He writes: ‘At the age of 11 months,
our little girl was in declining health,
with serious Throat Trouble, and two
physicians gave her up. We were al-
most in despair, when we resolved to
try Dr. King a New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. The first
bottle gave relief; after taking four
bottles she was cured. and is now in
perfect health." Never falls to re
lieve and cure at cough or cold At
F‘. H.277» tér's dru time; 60c and
”00 all smelt? al We free. "
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STEEL TIRED AUTOMOBILT.
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mun »o k’ to Stamford in
Rain in Three Hours.
STAMFORD, August 19.—A strange
looking automobile druied into Stam-
ford yesterday. lt was equipped with
smell tires and it. the run fiom
SNOW {crime an Clmfltllm
three hours John R herford a
mining engineer of hiexlco. who in-
vented the wheels. and John J.
soothe. was aided’ him were“ in it.
The wheel ls somewhat cumbersome
In-Ippearance. The principle 00‘ the
pneumatic tube is there, though. re-
moved train the dangers of contact.
with the ground. The diameter of the
wheel is 30 inches. and midway be.
tween the hub and outer rim are two
interior rims.‘hetween7 which rests a
tlhrieeiinch pneumatic tube. The up-
per rim ls held to the hub by iron
spokes and the lower has similar con-
nection with the inner rim. The con-
struction is‘ of" steel and bronze and a
three-point suspension gives strength
and rigidity; while shocks or jolts are.
absorbed by the pneumatic tube. The
test. was the first made of the wheels
alid was eminently satisfactory.
I
GRANDMA MOTT'B ADVICE TO
TRAVELERS.
‘You should not travel about the
country this warm weather without a
some of Chambonllila's 7.70oilc cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy." says Mrs.
Kate Mott. of Fairfield, town. or
“Grandma Mott" as she is familiarly
k‘nown. “One or two doses bf this
B
case of summer complaintu We keep
it always at hand, in fact, we could not
keep house without It." For sale by
Smitten-Powell Corporation.
Pharmacy and chtfuss Pharmacy.
FINMAN tN SALEM.
7 HARTFORD,7ibulnst 1011—~ Chief of
Police Conn, of this city. has received
Iiiformitioti from‘th'd pOIlce of Salem,
lasso to the effect that Edward Fer-
man whose name was coupled with
the recent murder of a Detroit pawn-
bi‘oker Was living in Salem miller the
name of Smith. This it is believed
wm dispose of7 the theory that the
man. who is linden arrest in Cleveland
is Fertilan. it is stated that-ii‘eman,
now known, as Smith. haw comm living
in Salem for a number or'tiimon a.
PEOULIAR DIGAPPEARANCE.
thJ' D. Ibunyan, of'lutigv'lllfemo, laid
mellow ariti Woo spari-
ful sylnptoms. .3 indigestion and bill
names, to Dr King's New Life Pills.
He says: "'l‘helr- area perfect remedy.
for dtulness, sour stomach. headache,
constipation. etc " Guaranteed at F. H
Batters drug Itora; pride zoo. "
mw-i—I-m-n-
DNCWNED WHILE CUT ROWINO.
BRANDON. Vt. August 18. «-— Ella
Barton, of Middlehury, Vt. was
drowned early today in Lake Dun-
ilidfo, b the calllllflk Mata- boat in
whichia e and Habit lion Butcher, of
triangle rt. .woro rowing. Butcher
was rescuedJ by men from a camp on
the shore. Miss Barton was fifteen
years old.
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HIDDIN DANCING.
Nature Civsa Tibial 'arnln That
~ No_ tame MM song“
‘ Alters is
muons slouAl. not
from the liking “gallons.
W
is
will-ii 5':th
gull aromas W heaven or
sick hid ,
sick kl wand
whootlyflh
“WI lili'tiWAcker. 10 Cove shoot;
loyEdy in the Norwalk book coal
Whit.»
an attack liabilities!
it"s... box in ”m7:
the contents as the
dicated. They noted
While answetdng his salad mother's
“call to come home, J. l... Anderson, of
No. til North Prospec street. Kansas 2
$739
. posted blows on the head by a heavy
,‘lron bar but failed to elicit any motive 7
for the crime nor any clue to the mar-
derer
‘edan sweat from his mother at Kan»
sas Clty to come home. Anderson was ‘
about 22 years of age and though bear- ‘7
lug signs of tramping he had been
neatly dressed. '-
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