illiiis Asaiiist tire Cash lleplsier
Land titan» in the Drink Em-
C
.‘ . modification“ by llicliard
J. liaison, lint Settlement
, lay lg latte Out of pond.
The “Wurst No. 3 Water street,
Kuwait. of which the late John Klrsli.
~ “T ,0 as the name was originally
notified wag propriotor, is in a badly
’1” condition legally.
4 ‘Witiiiti a few days three lawsuits in-
Ttlivlilg the establishment have been
WT. and it is titatod that there is
considerable likelihood of a fourth.
,Wiien Kins died his son. Richard
1.. till. was in charge of the pinch.
7 ills Men running it since. in fact.
.' til! “canvas in his name, though
in tlio dirpctory ho is- referred to an
. the, bartender of the place.
, After the death of the older Kirsh,
. whor'iligd, intention, the Mg"? 'Mrs.
(A My fruit was appointod a m n stra-
it'll of the estate by Judge. Henry W.
' oratory, of the Norwallt Probate
court, and her first action against the
.1 saloon was to replevln a cash register
i through her attorneys, Keogh. and
‘. Osmium of South Norwalli, it was
claimed that this instrument was it
out of the estate of the deceased. and
thither hneband's son retnaod to give
it up. A hearing is not down, in the
town court on Monday. March 30th.
This suit was iotlowed by another
suit by Mrs. Kli’illi through her attor-
Msa against, tho licnnsc young Kira
holds, on the allegation that the mon-
oy for tho licenae was advanced by
the father, and that the sum is there-
fore part oi the «state. A hearing for
thllcaaois not down for the same data
. as the other and also .in the town
court. ‘
This two units would he compara-
tively easy to solve. but for the other
two phases of the situation. Richard
J. Kirsii'e mother. thr- iirst wife of tho
docossed. has aiao' brought a suit
against the license hold by her son.
This, therefore, places it under attach-
ment also by the second wife. The
young man‘s , ' amiss claim that
alto ad t. ‘ , on it polo.
and tilts ' ”Tatum in to the Corn-
tnop Pleas court of Hartford Conn”.
on tho lrst Tuesday in April.
The license over which the fight iii
lining , next Noyemhor
Int. ,, , ‘as s Wig tit fact
that: outhopiacoinwhic the
saloon is conducted. which dates from
March, and has been secured by still
another party. John L. Roberts. a iii-o-
thcr of Mrs. Daiuy Kirsh. it. is proba-
lilo that. unless Richard J. Kit-sit with-
draws voluntarily. proccss of ,. elect-
mont may he brought.
An effort. is living made to settle the
whoio tangle out of court.
iiiFOiilATlOll ASKED OF
THE TAX COLLECTORS
Tex' commissioner Sends lint
circular Letter Regarding
Poll and Military Taxes -
Tax Commissioner William ii. Corr
bin has aonl circular lotto-rs to tho
tax coilectorsln tho statvwitiihinnim
requesting apt-cine information an to
their work. The lottrr follows:
Tux Colloctor,
Di‘nr flirt—Encloiil-il lll'l‘l‘Wllll tlnti
blank for your ruporv to tho tux mm,
niisiiiottcr as rcquirril by i'llntiltrl’ zui.
l‘lihiic Acts. (if “it”. St‘t'lliitia 2 and ii.
Tho figured rtquwlvti may lm utvun
as of April 1, ”Oil. anti llw luiuplvlmi
rcport rotnrnoti as soon to. iiiitiillllli' ill"
it" that ditto but pmiitivi-iy llf‘Tflrl' May
LION. Many of tiw towns ili‘t' show
ing grout tnipi-uwnlcnl Iii thv Milli-«'-
tiou of poll and military limos, it in
not fair to the small propt-riy lililflt'l'
to rcnnire him to pay tin» tax iiilil not
collect the name from nim- having no u
property. Tho law provides for the
abatement of the tax from those tin-
uutc to pay: therefore the impartial
coiloctlon of such taxes is no hardship
to any can, is m to the other tax
harm. and is your deduite duty.
it. ll lilo your Olly to follow up
"I6 delimit Wife". and to bring
suita on your an aliens within a ri'tt-
manhu- time. so that the town may
him» tho lmnoilt of all its resources.
and all property ownm may realize
that. tho alfalfa ninth town are lining
conducted on s m us "If; basing;
i can ha of aerv any
in my power. plats. .333". ‘
rit. Corbin.
Yours W
. Willi
Mission”.
The tax commieeieaer has also round
um um uistaace so far of novices!
iogililliidil rsgardis tho .tssatioa . of
«widths of M It
3...... ‘i.t‘..t.°i" “cram
a to . w _,
ln'iiltodc isle . s not flats
BET“
an: s "PAPA”
lolln "cellist. onion in Play-
in False lieis deluge ’Oillli’
Manes and Sought divorce
James T. Burnt, ot lirldguiiort. W"
granted a doom of separation from
his wife, Annie Til. Burns. by Judgo
Cm in the ”interior court yesterday.
The allegation was infidelity. The
plaintiff was married in Philaduiptita.
hbruary, 1900. Some time.- later he
”Mint his will: in Bridgeport. but she
appeared to ho iiiilfltitlslod with lhi‘
city and her now made trioniis. tilts»
desired to visit south friends in Phila.
dolphin. and accordingly she mado a
prolonged visit there. The piainlifi
alatcd that he finally received a icitPr
from his witc. saying that she was
visiting iricnds in New York. and aim
gave an address in Harlow. Mt"-
Bums thought no would run down to
the place and dad out why his wifu
did ‘not come home. liv- wiilltod into
tho flat at tho stalod addrons, win-re
his wife grcctrd him. Just asvlw wan
comfortably seated in the house in
walked a young man who acloii as ii
ho was the lord 'nnd masior of tho
Disco. Mr. Quits thcn iii-gen to haw
his cyan opened. Hc madi- ii demand
of his with to know who the Manor
was, and she replied. ".Oh he's only a
boarder." Tho pinintttt found out Iat-
or that his wifu had met the. manat
Conny island. and that the two hind
agreed to itccp house together. Mr.
Burns hurried homo and brought pro
coedings tor a divorcn.
Hunter Granted Diver".
John Hechlcr, oi Bridgnport. wait
granted a decree of separation from
Maud liochir-r, now of T’rmriderico. on
the ground of infidelity. Thisnvaa tho
flurry of an uneven lite. Maud loved
company, and had plenty of it. and
she wail alwaya Itlll‘mimiit'tl by yonnit
men. I‘inaliy lticy iii-cams smbold
that they rovnn colored his lions». On
one occasion the with inlrodncod the
plaintiff to several of hot young ad-
mirers so her tathcr. This. was pretty
galllhg. but Mr. ilcchlcr stood for it
that time, and later put up a vigorous
opposition to that sort of treatment.
,And tho any young wlfo rctortcd by
tailing ili‘l' husband to go to a plum!
where it is never chilly. Judgc A. it.
Boers. who roprosonled the plaintitf.
offered in evident-c a lunar that. his
wife had rcccivetl front one of her an
dont. admirers. Whoa tho judge hail
half finished it has with intorrnptod by
Judge (lane. who made tho remark
that he had heard all that he wanted.
000M Wits.
Minnie C. ilnll, at Goa Cob, was
granted he:- dcorcn of divorco from
Henry "oil. of tho sumo plat-c. The
husband had deserted his wife.
had quarrellcd a number of limos. Ti"-
husbsnd had found fault with Mo
wife because stings" birth to sun.
'i'iio boatload “10‘1”". ohitdron in
the house. batar when a son arrived
the father was so mad that ho deserb
od his wife. ‘
Adelaide l. Gallagher. oi itridzuport.
was granted a ‘dIVOT'Wi from John 1‘-
Gallagher, on tho ground of inlolcrablc
BEFOOEO TO
i
coudrmod by UV. "ultimo, who oppr-
ated upon the woman.
A. .a—u—m
Th0"
cruelty. Tho woman's tosliiuony want
Willi
, Tfllilittus
circulars and in the flew:-
papers
Tho case at lit-v. Francis ("0“
against four members of the lit. litan-
iiiiaua Roman Catholic Church went
on trial this morning before Judge
John it. Booth, of unitary. in” the
Ciliilicil room in South Norwalit. The
m’ailabin rodeo Vila cow/dud with
tlioau interested in the proccdings. Tho
accused wm defended by Judge
Downs. of Stamford. sad Attoruoy Tia-
riti sppcsrod for thv. Mr. “was. Thu
state was represented by Prosecuting
Attorney William I. Tammany.
The question of an interpreter was
first brought up by Jiidgo Downii. of
rltamford. the attorney for the defun-
danis. .
Attornoy ht-o Travis ataicd that
Thomas W. Voids. of. i2 liotlton
Blf't'e'f. hail horn engaged to act.
Attornoy Downs brought out titt- fact
that Veins was a. mt‘mliei' of the
church. and might be biased in his in-
WRI DOVE?
Haviland.
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4
9
T
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7~l
.‘i
4
4‘~«-i
torprotation.
Judgo Downs stated that ho had
brought up tho intarprclor for the
“a"
(Continued on Eighth Pager.)
lifllSTElfS' REPLY
TO ATTORNEY ilEOilii
Claim that ills [intense Was
lint instilled by the Evidence
Adduced in liecent Trial
u.-- ._..
'i'lii' Editor of The Senllilt'i.
Door Sin—4% pro not surprised
that Cor ,alion Counsel Knogli who
to Just y his "mix-up" in the HI-
vuus nrrcst and tho [Alinflnflflliidnlluiifi
loasu. but wo am surprhiod that a
lawyor holding tho position ho docs.
aliouiii first adenine lilo Norwalk Minia-
tura' Association of mating “will!!!"
motto". not] thus. proceed to defunct
himself by palpatiln unit-other. "Mei-y
slawnwnt wo msdp is lustihm by tho
facts bfl'fl‘llfl out ism trial of Pronto
Letit'ongcl i‘. but. this cannot bo naid of
Mr. Kcogh's slatomont‘lliat he "did not
draw tho lamongr'iiivlthmlo intuit». but
simply look the» acknowledgcmcnt
without martini-ration. and as a matter
or accommodation Bfor s brother at-
tornuy, who has lit'finI for Rhode."
Wu alihTiiii that tin- lmac itself tun
plain-n mnciuiiivu outdone" that it
won drawn in Mr. Kcogh's odico under
lilo dim-lion unit sii‘pcrviiiion of Mr.
MRS. ZIPPERER FifiEO
lodge Taylor lleinltted the $l5
Fine on Two counts. the Only
Family Being Open on Sun-
day
Mm. 'l‘lu-rcsn leporcr. on whmw
autocri in “Mr strum; South Kuwait.
(Thor of l'olico William Volluwr unii
Honolulu ll. W. Gladsfutto and William
(Jtitliit'illi' triads a raid last lililllilli)‘
curb of the film» counts ycstivrdny at.
tvrnoou in the south Norwaiit polii-c
court, by Judge .loiicpii R. Taylor, .
Mrs. lelpt'f't'l', bottom. was not
illllf‘ll upon to pay thc onitro atnuust.
Julian ’i‘uyior remittin the din» on
two counts. oriu'tor‘ nil till!
other for giving away. an r ml
the homily on tho charm of iii-op
own on Sunday. The dcfouduut paid
Liquor Prosecutor William 0. Clark
loolicd after the interests of the state.
and Altornoy J. J. iAnswcilcr repro-
scritod Mrs. Zippcrur. Aiiomny bins-
wciicr, on bohsli of his client, ilt‘iiilil"
rod to the complaint. and the judge or-
tit'l'iid her to plead ovur. which slid
rcfuiied to do, Judah Taylor salad it
than- wi-rc any remarks and
to mark ntatcd that having invitati-
it it the mo thoroughly he would
suggest that the two counts selling
and giving away be united. Attorney
ldnswoilnr made a plea for lanlnncy for
his cliuut. sitar which the lodge ari-
muncud his dacision.
W
HUNNI ID" A IINOA‘TION.
9'le W. film. I.“ TOM”
' Ni PHI”.
ae
David . lav-cad has oetnrned
home from lawsi'li. Now Janna.
SIS MO COSTS ‘
l
morning. was fined ’15 ailil'cflhih a".
itmuh. This will appear from the
vapor litit‘d. tho typewrliitm and tho
iiitrriincstlons in tho handwriting of
Mt. Ki-ogb. lint this iii not all. The
imiliwr attorney ho was accommodalv
in". w» aw informed, is no loss a per-
aonago than "lay liquor prosecuting at.
lm-noy appointed by "in County Com.
titiumiimt‘f'li to Di'Wcult‘ violations or
Jim Iifilmi' law. and that humour! of
illih‘ fact. ho cmployoil Mr, Keogh to
do lilo work. and iiil‘ltli‘fi his ice of
Slit with him. We- undvratnnil that the
usual thumb for drawing il loans of
that also, in 32. tic tlw notional chat-
acli-r of the leash ilf'f'lliiiilly brought
no unusual too. l-‘urthorntorc wo are
told that Mr. ngii'n "broilwr attor-
ucy" (ionisation of his client. Sit addi-r
lionnl for tho unusual. some“ on
dart-d. on tho groom! that lit- had to
divide bin for! of Sill with Mr. Rough.
Now we will lcsvo Mr. Kooali utid his
"brotlwr attoriwyflo light out tho duos.
lion of «maids-ration helm-«n thorn-
l
l
The ‘gatno
and o
H to ii iii
Meniscus.
Cahili . . .
\‘aiontilic
lino 1.
lo luv play.
direct.
r".
‘M
as. but at the . Mani Club he
"no .. or “Will. . .
0 gen , . my! a a -
Havilaud lad for h"
tiiulv but iii an
night! it! tho" .
practically otoaud .
tooit the load iii Ithgfitopth traino and
The sunroof the
Pin. by Tlls.uiy
i'rauies. Frames. ‘
i—-i t.
lictcrr-e—i‘i. it. Wdod
i-lcorarmi'}. I".
Tally—~43. it. Curtis. »
Nine: games out "of this tournament’s
too hard now been played and of this
numb". the Norwailt (tint) haswon
tits games and tho BouthtNoi-wallt Club
time. Thu imirhaliioitt'a' final game
will he played tonight. at tho South
Norwalk C
a ward will moot iii-null C. ilariiand. A
Stamtord City Court. and that he lunch will ataoiiosorvcd. .
BLUE RlIlONS «’IAT MONTAUKS.
M
Norwaiit Team Lost, y the Icon of
3
4 .
’t‘hn Moulnuit haslciiiail loath wont .
to itridgcmrt last arching and playod
tho lilno Ribbons of that place. who
defdud thorn by sfscorc of (it to to.
C. A. riionts. and than am. at: posts
in on middle of tiiahiloor. which con-
iitaadtho Norwaliers’vlary touch. Dd.
goli rah full tilt into one of them. but
mans d to finish the game.
the that half tho more stood
Thr lino-up and more follows:
.......... Panning
. hurt forward.
"iiit‘ti
’1‘. .l, liornoy ................. Cairn
T'li‘ld goal
liliipn t, Valentino 2, liormiy L Van-
ning i. loamy 7, Manhattan" 2. ilnr.
dit'ii 1:. Cairns i.
Foul lino gosiu—i‘anning :,'_. Talon-
iialvcn—«lo mluuitm.
Scorch—Frank tirindrnd.
MAVFLOWEII CONTl NUErTO GAIN
Joint Hull Won from George H. Ferris
Last Night. too to 75,
(loorgo ii. l‘i-rria. oi (Jill Wail "qu
and laddrr ('(Tiiiilalii. Joiiriiud ou-r To
East Sorwalli. and on... doioalini by
.loitii linil. lty tilt: iti‘ili't.’ of ilili to '15.
in NW MilillilWT‘f'Olii \‘x‘vil pool tout-ini-
ilit‘ili. Thu May "DWl‘i‘u iiuu- a load of
35.3 polltlii and "till our iiiill't‘ gamu-
tm-nt is a .Iiliiliii'i’. in t... paid for ii) iii»
losing t‘lillliifli’l)‘.
‘ FlRiMEN’l POOL TOURNEY.
'l'liu touriit union of
round in tiw pool tonritmnctii in-lwocn .
tho Norwaiit Ply» Fulton and tho ilotm
iioiic Company was played last night
in tho flow "can quarters in Watru'
John Mcuanuis. of tho iiopes.
was itutovatu-d by ilownrd Worden. of
thc Fire Police. by a‘ scorn of 55 to 100.
Tim mm- by trauma was:
n
ll! the gap. 'llo
Will].
u” l
, . Mather.
Putty Ttls.liy
Fromm. Frames.
9 fr-ri l'r-i
iii 9 ii
25...; :lml ”—1
as : 0-4- it»:
u “. it" . 2d
at t at
as , 7-74 41~1
till ‘. til ’ 56
65 5 . to-t tiff—1
to f ll) 72
it i » it" till
18 Ont 92
Til M2
ward.
tintiiii. '
hit). when 090m ‘la. “'Ood'
was played in the Y’all.
At tho
lavorof tho itt'ldgcuortcrs.
‘ out. llblona.
itiglii forward.
..................
......... imghamnior
' Cont". , ,
......... ltitrdicii
coagulant. .
ia'ft guard.
s~€ahlll 2. Dragon 3.
.—..... .,_
d. 'l'ilI' ulnar of tho fittil‘itlt-
ilil‘ iit’cillltl
ll lill *l’lll
‘ “lit 0
‘ Elli Mil
captain Anning J. Smith Turns
OverIlie Unexpired Law of
Seven Years is Residents ot
flew York and Stanford. Who
g Are at Work There
m
itolon Point will be conducted host
moon under now Illilflm'. and al-
rciidy the new lassmi are the-round
hare iii-gun tho work of clearing up
the grounds and buildingn and making
other improvcoicnta which it is in“
lluvod will niaiio the place more at.
tractivo to Norwallicrs than «var lit-
foro. in fact. this will ho the only
public wslaring place hos-«hunts. as
Burton‘s Point. by its sale to the Now
walk i‘ouiilry Club. tic-contort privalr
property.
Captain Anuing J. iiiuilh. of liridgc~
port. leased the point from the Coll-
necltout Cmnpany three. yours ago. and
his lease liati savor: more your: to run.
Owing to many other huaino-ini outer.
prim Curtain Smith has for norm:
limo boon desirous of disposing of
his priviicgi- thorn. had this work tho
toast: wait taken over by a mutant
of New York. Tho latter is an uncle
of George Yardoaliy. of Stamford. the
(track who had the» troll privilrm at
tho potsl. and who will ho Mlmcislod
with hia uncle in tho utattagruienl of
the pinch.
All the privilege holdcra at the point
tind’ur Captain Smith's regime: arc cs-
pactod to return there this mason.
and among them will be John J. Snell.
hack. bathing and other attractions:
trail rionnonhorg. tho Japanese hand-
ball man: Nash a i'cnngs. tho roller
{any artist. and Marcia, the ownor of
the carousel.
won—fl...
Sillilillflll
:[illlllillli llll
dlately Alter Election
Estimate and Taxation roftnioii
lion covr-rtn tho dciiclcncii-s.
linqmilltii uniioriictui-nt in
iinbmont. of tho "1'" board.
im-rl' probability of the
to amt-pd the city ohsrtar.
3}
skating pavilion; ii. Hartman. tho Tif- Con
liliill llllM .........,
leather of Bend of Estimate
and Taxation Says Fiscal
Year Should End September
15th. and flew Councilmen
Should Talia Office illltliB‘
Cari-fill consideration hail boon giv-
i-n the (lily of South Nurwalli's tintin-
clal ayaicm by tho city oiiirials and
others, especially ainco tho Board of
last
Monday night to iiiiiiio an appropria-
iii-lug
gin-n in i-vory qttartur of tho unlab-
it iii he.
”i'Vf'tl flint itii rruntlon will be of far
reaching honour to tho city. and to
main» ita work perfectly harmonise
with tiw i'ily'ii fiscal year. thorn iii
legislature
which meets next January being aalidd
At an informal muting of the meat-
liors of that City Council last night at
the Council chamber in flayiisad
strain. a suggestion made by it. A.
Mathowson. of the Board of lstintato
and Taxation. at that board's retooling
last floods, was referred to vary tar-
orably and the saints comment is heard
W
Illl’llll‘ ill
illllll ill a
Wild *
The mutant, saint g .
and lsflnealailvsa‘”flay,
lialzeli and ileplisra
melanin Several
Bills
wasnixorou. tint-cu zu—an
portant conference was holed of."
White House this tmnmm’
,r‘. *2
Wit Wile" corps Assigned
is lisiy loss "-20 at Fart
1"") 'e V. ‘
HARTFORD. lisrcii zi.-Thc follow-
ing special orders were tag-nod from
the can of the sdlnlant general to-
day:
TM , noun artillery cows. is
assigned” duty on Port Tomi. N. Y..
Juan it to an. inclusive, ties. '
The commanding ulcer; Troop A.
cavalry. is directod to lulu n Wiles!
march of Its days. with its low. Ans-
ust ill to 15 inclusive. Tho tanta-
t‘lvo plea of march and tits Moises
stihailtiad by the troop commander is
approval. "a is authorised to to taito
two four horse cohort wagons to carry
the necessary stores, and nothing but
what is shaoiuialy necessary will be
taken on the march.
First ldcutimant Julia 0. Tim. M
ical dopartuicut, will accompany tho
troop on the march.
Mlkll' Joseph H. Townsend. medical
department, will detail an collated
man of the hospital corps to report to
”autopilot lingo for duty during the
practice march August to to in inciuv
slvo, 1908.
W“
LOST.
‘LOIT—STYNDAY. umwuns iiAit-
lon and Stanford, aulmnohita tit-o.
new. Diamond shout. dist. Liberal rov
ward it returned to M. Flaunary, Till
insington Arc.. New York City.
conspiring as to tho legis
gratis which it is traitor-stood
ransom mandatory of tho _
or" liability act; the bill Incl
its power at injunction: tho _
financial hill; the i-lcplnira
tion to amend the Sherman sail
law. and the prbposition to' .
a tutti inquiry during the recess
Congross. The migration was
prnd‘gl at noon law allow ,
part pants to a on daily w
stop of Congress and» M. ‘ ,
oi the conclusions nachcd "swim;
held for the present. "
soa ma.
2t :n ma oats—noun: sun
.t..-_...... =3 two as thghfliuirrgilac‘: a.“
, w Avo..o p. p y '
FOUND Brown. Conservator, 77 South Hall
FOUND—BOSTON 'ilUiJ. TVR- 51;. South Norwalk. all,
,. -MN».-4 . to...
ricr. brindla and white. somw tail: .....,-_. W
brains mouatod collar. Came to my FOB IALE-A Bli’T‘CiiEll gm
place Saturday night. Owner “willie ‘ im. becausc’owncr has no uso for ,
same by proving prone y and pyi gr inquire at Williani'ucilwca, M
chat-gas. tannin E. riiiai. Tia , alt-out. (ill'flbrmii. Lona. pm
a. -
mlwt
FOR lALl-wii'ANCY NEW ‘ .
all in butlr~0ardwn Piowar and on
mass. Azalea. Easter Lilia . all
kinds of fancy flowers for
man, in (tuned. z: trauma
1
wanton.
MNMWM of 25 words aisle-
his need. as: S times. 505. Add!
'ionai words. i «at cacti urination.
"WANTED - MANMHIR FOR
branch office we contoinpiato owning
hero in South Somali. Address. with
rater-cocoa. Tho ilorris Wholesale
iionae. Cincinnati. 0.
WANTIMEXPDORATION PAID
sort lALE—Cillt'Ai'. A W
launch, built at Morris Heights.”
tag top. new cushions. all in in!
der. inquire at Capt. iii. H. W
marina railways, South Norway. .
ty. hailing tortured in tour wast shorts of '0. .AL
'0 m V‘l' M, 0“: i
, fisturdaraliarc‘ ‘
cm each) to tour. with ml vat- W“ W U't-v ‘
sharing adrahm- full partioatare
for two cent stamp. addnss it. this
vapor. m2!!! .4 ii
WANTED—4‘0 lillY. ALL KINDS “a.
of cattl|o and poultrygum prions? pg: -
for cam. ii. an. sr “a
Macaroon. Ave. Tel. 267-2. , We ":0! “LE: “NI 1“
all day Saturday. Will also buy horses. and host material. Mo
WANTlD—P‘Atuis. THOUSANDS
of buyers talia my catalogue. Two and
nan-half per cant. sitar sold, Hat with
mo. ii. A. ilaiir.’4i8 E. 79th St. NW Mi
York. , m2! ‘7
WANTID—J'URNiSHED ROOM.
with heatsnd nsc of bath. in the vi«
utility of Franklin St. Can also ref:
crunco. Address A. it, Soulful outing.
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WANTED-«lTOAitmtlls. Wi'l'll Olt
without rooms; miy decorated
rooms. Terms manonahle. Also front
parlor anilablo for musical studio to
lot. innulrn Mrs. J. A. Richardson. 10
West Ara. , nili at d
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dry goods atom. Apply to A. Dicker.
also i Ion. man It
WAN'VID-r-Abi: BOUND HAN ON
FOR CALI—CHEAP
ray, one heavy top
new. Apply to tire. It.
gatuoli. Conn.
mm a...” a“. «WW0
iiclrua. lint in View! of our intoruiu- ”WW" “"4”. about the city. glottal-aids tam. national-riding gen: n“ II
lion that Mr. Krogh has lawn motility: ' 13 At the htiamo and Taxation ml ml: ”on!“ cavrtssns. iniitr; ' PRO ‘0"
oil by important" and is still noting tor . E 2’ Board's meeting. Mr. Malian son ash. W" with “’9“! "l 3"" position. mu MOI! g, gum“, ‘ ”Ala
nu sound in view otlho mi (baths: 3' 27*! on Jiitlla Jobs H. HIM. w o u iti- 3““ "W- n“ ’5' mm... 0"" iutmwmnmiu Av... W
bird publicly criticised the Blair: Pt» 5‘ , “"1 author the hilt creatiag the board. ““9 3‘ my, gym, “m m April .
m. lilo public will take with "a grain :' it if n w not be well to change tho . . .3;
«iii stilt; his slalom!” that "the truth Elli-4| W '6 lingual (that board: inset. in “gala ‘ '
ii. so ar as avens was concerned. ,“ t rosy t w . "“”‘
be m nimoly did tray) ditty as a J 7* maim- lanai-n tiistlr.latlow- 1’0 tar-roam. goons. WW 3‘er
citiscn by calling the attention of the W M sea made his «speedup. : water tonal. run and .
chicfot police ioti'io rm ills! be we. 5' ”-1 "The year should and tho far at... W assay in
vigtaiing the law by algvily‘l'nl lg; ' 5“ 1°“ tgth ot' her «delighmsdi “Ave.
ill in GM!” MI. It 00! '"" OW I M 0”
1...... or cars about “duty as a cm. WM" GWI P00!» immunity as an to annual. nousn. amt. W pm M
and?" Why did henotlnforiniin imn- A ml M9 '0' "“9 “momma «but: in. minim for the coming caieim loads. ., w of Wm " him-M»
mm inst-sit of using in. linowiodgu 0' Trinity lion- Club im iii-rad test you a. or m... a. run a ,. or 0.. ; my 1 J. .l’nss. m smut lists It»
.. . no," to draw . 3...... vi“) . "jam. when nitric Pentium defeated lobes. so that to ills ist of ovsialm at. flew out as It
specific provision which enabled him tub-fl“ "mlm- “’0 ‘0 t": II M. tits nets in- asti- ‘ .mi in. it it. Toms. not It
to violato lilo liquor law aftcr lilo lugsi to": out. Mill on. their um and so to
hours for closing st night and on sun "Iml'lfllv Parasol. ro LIL—pm my
days and election dam What did ho 2 3 all Inna-aims. sienna lint. su
alight”! Maximum glow-lbw.” g g; would and latitud'sn want at 3 neutral . I“
y W“ o m l V I I W; . "I m
of iiit! liquor law. when no lsltod him s~i ti ' n” it “M flfimii‘ _.
lo drath tears in litigation providing l} g 57""3 ' lain If" t
for continuous violations of tho law? 2-l-l ill 1'0 “imam-goo» WAIT! inglslrawriiagaad ;‘ g _
‘li "“hwd. aging: ’0 Tl. 2’ llM ' ”all. ill ll “in-is ,3: ‘
an " ru' . "In it " w .orw sooaaas .
"brother aitorasf' was. also he would ’7 It“: Realty tuneup-at. 00.. '7. 0. Glass.
liars told him to do his own dirty 5' - Isa. ' mat
work, and "pound his'eoniiuci to "ill too 1° "74" It!
r. 1m" Wm . u .m m “m '
W" guilty to violating tho lW'l' Ill iii-ll. POOL. ,' mu:
h‘eer'lsw that . M the tinting 0le last out I must. that wit It
Tshsrsa'ibyaa wires than)". "'7 ”’0“me . ;
mt that lir- Keogh It . mm It. or tan-rm Million” to
Mamas bytheealiow - Nonahysasanof” treasures let-tum not ‘rlsw
than a iiytisutofl. ersflmia: org, , ‘ ‘l'issl
caustic had let vantages. llii list» V elm turn, . t low . iii if
and will he list'tsr asst. W Clo-sail tr gut W _ _
multis'mldlfliifll. lissew ouau Ninth. and madam vs * ..
lacuna-Whit iiosutoor- illnessIrstIIiIusnaot tsstyssrhusi ‘
madam. ihsmrr- Mill min esiaadr ltis
fault-tam this t, turnip W . their rate
or than . , . has». um ava- ssttw
' . admins 1|!on ass is 0‘- iar a us
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