The Maurie; Board Relates Stale-
: “ mania as VioV‘V‘CaVVV‘ V
Blillillllilllllllllll ill
lllllllilllllli [Willis
Comparison oi Failures cl Union and
4 ills 0Vpcn4VSl10ps V
ingyor of the Cit)v
also general man‘-
Company. hat
uth Norwalh, Who
4 was 15.1.53 abtbe annual banquet of
tile VBuslnes '
? evidently. was. not equal to his theme.
-' or. disregarding the dignity which be-
use to his honorable cities of mayor
' 4i. living Lil. proper conception of the
44 4 despot the occasion he was
noted to grace. but fully alive to
‘ ct that he was general manager
he C. S24 K. COnlpallVl’V. Wolf the op-
pity 1114115 adorned him to attack
4. souls of the town who have in-
c red his displeasure or failed In so-
. elf“ bipl- the cooperation be ex-
- in h‘ offcrt to force the em-
my” of is factory to his open shop
Mill“??? 1y. because be well knew
tllVrVIt; thou sailed would not be If-
giggled-1 “the: opportunity to do
n
‘ elite 'r {not he took the
iii if“ of llelllh! ill! redo of abuse and
ll, dcaudb‘ fall 4 poll unwuling cars.
4 4 by: the reception.
,4 light We here
one... were
waver. that
ii rebuked. 4
'B 4 of prel do be is re a...”
hav 113550111 one or two funny stories. ”
ventured V'aIfew commonplace remarks
«hes _ V P ty" {its natural
"then
selecting 1n. u
D
sonicrsaultlnd Mill d’pla‘ce‘ of mayor
of all its peep ‘
lute “ loyal of the
common scoldni‘ p’f’tlldi per which
had been carefullytj
.'_" tdliplayed in
aisle. and then
be
pared by him
self. or others whose mouthpiece he
is. charged the public press of the
town with being” beldize‘d by the
cluttene to drive ’dlla‘concern out of
the town." the belies 43depsrtments
with being In league‘swlth hill“ breakers
to keep people tron going into his
factory and failing to protect their.
from mob "violence on the street. the
pastor of on of a blending churches
as being gas. the holiday
crowds w loll...3 3a or on the street
corners to view, tl'1' unusual spedtacle
of factory girls held" hiried through
the city streets i ulomcbiles and
having In inind at the same are
soinething new, VI I.‘ hey are re-V
garded as fears trike breakers, are
characterized as Vidg’ mobs anxious
to rend their germ ' s and pull their
hairwtlds notwithstanding the fact
that the girls of our 'city. without the
protection of lhcnyaliant omce force
are daily‘ pausin3‘V over the streets
from their homes it; the factory with-
out fear. and secnle' from molestation.
, and finally, In a viiioli. he saw in the
- paper, he Was r'c’adiug. he beheld a
4 city, not such a city as is now heap
‘ ing“ wrongs and and titles upon the
R: K. Compauyn ‘ seeking to drive
it out. of town, but a- city growing up
and around the sum corporation. its
V4V4citisen's subservient to It in every rc-
~ V wtowlng‘ to its general snail;
snug their heads in the
f‘1the»llt13usthersona‘ges
$3
In‘i n‘gthe-‘ioiiice of‘the factory. The
‘ press has already assured us that it 11.
not in the business of publishing the.
news With all on 01413319 to the desires
of the c. a K: company. and is linear
. list In its liedlltlt-luhi from circuul
stances Mmmyihg the present
lockout. The oilltiia'is of the police
department“ 11hr 4 absolved from
4 lsbthority over
V ‘chc‘e of his concern aVIld
of” one of thlem, and unmindful of. or ‘ ‘
Picked 50c. at w. nasal-slalom.
V‘V j‘“°"*"°4"“mugs-mgr...
Miss III... Lane, cl Wilton. Plungetl
Headland Io Pavement in Not-wills.
VBul continues Her Ride Home
rl'flunylng shopping crowds had a
thrilling shock Saturday afternoon at
the corner of Main and Wall streetl.
in Norwalk, when they saw Miss Mary
V Lane. 11 Wilton young Woolen. miracua‘
' ‘ lonely escape death as she pitched
headlong to the pavement from a
horse which she was riding. after the
animal had slipped on the trolley
tracks.
Some! people who had witnessed
the accident hurried to Miss Land s as
sistance and were greatly relieved af-
ter they had assisted her to her feet
to learn that she was not seriously ln-'
lured. apparently. Miss Ilene retired
to the Boston Store. nearby, where
young lady clerks assisted her in re—'
arranging her apparel, her skirt bavln
been torn When this was complete,
she pluckily rcmount on continued
her this home.
IIIIIII 111111 III N
up n Ill“: 11qu
Guests Arrived in a Lumber Box
Wagon and Povcriy Menu
was Served
The most unique dinner party of
the season waagiven SilturduyVafterv‘V-
noon at 1:30 olclock other home.'140
Elm street, by Miss Emily Bundle.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Handle. 4
The event was known as a poverty
dinner and was arranged in honor of
Miss handle‘a birthday, the popular
ho ess having as her guests ‘a small
by of her young lady friends.
the way. arrived at the house
her box watch. The horse was
4 Miss Emily .Nash and the
the guests In this type of
equipsg‘i nused no little mystery and
llrn‘usenle' t among those who saw
them. '
The menu. too. was an interesting
one. consisting of baked beans. bot
l
V4 lranitfurtcr sandwiches. cabhsgs salad;
humnklh pie. cheese. coitus» peanuts.
chewing gum slid l'ollypop‘a. In order
to have everything in keeping with the
.title of thealuaetlon. themhdlea'
had scented cups with brOken handles.»
cracked saucers and plates. all of the
chlnaware. in fact, being of a dam-
and variety. and the {festive board
was blameless of a tablecloth. At the
conclusion of the dinner, the young
ladies made merry at the home of their
hostess for the remainderof the after.
noon. having a most enjoyable time.
The guests included Miss Mary
Bells. Miss Enill‘ylllandle, Miss Mamie
Sanger. Miss Mary Seymour. Miss
Jeanette Mathewson. Miss Julie
Knapp. Miss Isabelle Aller. Miss Doro-
thy Cholwell: nod Miss 4Il‘lol'ence
Jones V _
ail—W...
THE MODIFIED OOMPERS mo
MITCHELL Decision.
The Sentinel has received the ful-
lcwing, with the request for its publi-
cation.
In all probability there may have
been those who felt that at the recent
mass meeting, Dr. Mdcfnrland. Judge
Light and the other speakers wine
the severe in their condemnation of
the action of the courts In relation to
the sentences iriiposed on the officers
or the American Federation of Labor
Their judgment. however. seems this
week tot have received ‘renlarknble
justification and support from two im-
portant source's -‘
The Court pests. while it up
‘holds Tustice Oohi'd'a‘ Injunction. also
inediiles it and pdVOOVlIl'VOSV that it Was
if this is so it mold seem as though
the second decision given by Judge
Wright must also have been wrong.
‘ 4 ‘ 4 ‘ on the first.‘
decision: ‘ 4
The scoop heart 0
f. 11" 11110th comes
from Theodore Roosevelt. In his opens
4 lug editorial in this week’s Outlook. been
severely criticises the courts and
openly declares that. they do not uno‘
derstsnd questions of humanity and
socizh justice. as utters these strong
WOI‘ S:
signaily fail to protect the laboring
men and the laboring man-‘s‘ widow
312‘ findings lll their 5555‘! rights. and
he ran ng‘an 11 VI be
too‘ often results the is... l (1111 ll
Wild Birds and“?
Slider
can of nluslao null... Asunci-
was: satellites this vac. '
1103.060; tmthn is .1... ,VM
re 11 a
141 of the Mullins
furs.- a‘ national 4
IIIIIIIII [sells 1.... 4
. “I do believe that 11419 0001555 Chan 1
4 that
i»
4 e'i'r” ‘Muslc. 5414'»
' by F. Schuyler Matthew?» at the _’ ‘
on: homes! Mrs. B; I". Andrews. as Wait
avenue. «Tuesday and
Salinas: condoneaw'to norms ‘
only. and his general symptoms are
Avenue Believed Bc
Ur'uler Considmlicn
lllllllllll‘. ll llllllli
Blllll ill 52-5. llllll lilllil
Crolui 8. Knapp Co Gris Two Deputy
Sherills to Come Vl‘lcre '
A gloat deal of interest has been
aroused here and elsewhere over what
the final outcome of the decision of
the John H. wolthausen Hat Com-
day by cx~Mayor William D. Bubbell.
who is heavily intclesuad in the com-V
psny. will be.
It has been persistently rumorc for
several days that a company welt be
orgnulsed to purchase the business
and run it on a union basis. 1.14.1111.
stifled in these colulnnil. but.“ u:
for no official announcement to
effect has been made. and it to under:
stood that whatever deal theiu may be
In this direction has not yet been
consummated. Whatever is done.
however. Mr. Hubbeil stated saint-day.
also. so far as he is conccnled, would
be of such a nature as not to Involve
him In the bond of 325 000 with the
Associated lint Manufacturers.
Today. both Mr. Hubbell and Presi-
dent Wolthauson. of the company. are
in' New York. and though it could not
be officially confirmed, it is considered
more than probable that their trip is
In connection with the disposal of the
business.
W
ANOTHER SOCIAL TOMORROW.
An Interesting Program Being Arrangu
‘ ed by the comm».
The members of e trade are 1915'...
been arranged for tuition»: W11
at Music Hall. These. events are de-
portunity to throw away thoughts and
gains of the Vile-up for at least the tilllt.
0 ll .
in addition to the dancing, Chair
mun Charlcsr Flynn. of the committee
has been busily engaged in preparing
a special program of“ entertainment.
The Musical Union will provide music
f01 the dancing.“
Salim day afternoon the dozen Phila-
dclphia trimmels brought to this city
to wo1k in the Credit .1: Knapp fac-
tory‘ wont to New York and attended
the theatre, following‘ this with a dili-
ller. The girls witnessed the produc-
. tion of Playwright Charles Klein's
Thild Degree. It was reported that
the C. a K. Company provided this
outing for' the girls. but at the factory
this morning it was stated that the
girls had arranged the affair them-
selves.
company star's assumes.
4Now1l'l4d :1 Two of Sheriff Hawiey's
Addiction In This city.
This morning the Otdlut a Knapp
Golllpsu‘y' putV Deputy Sheiiff Stagg and
another deputy sheriff to work in
South Norwalk. The company will
learn, This action is understood to be
the result. of the company‘ a declaration
that they believe are police of the city
are not giving them‘ all of the. protet.
lion they should have... The police, on
the other hand. state 11111.4, they cannot
see new matterecuuld noun“)! 3' be
> more orderly the they are} about the V
factory y. 4
General Manager Cavanagb was ask-
edtoday concerning the presence of
the donation and he stated that it was
true that the company had secured
these deputies and for the purpose of
accumpanyingv the": company‘ s cm-
uluyecs to and from the depot.
So far as could be ascertained the
force which went to work at the Inc-
”! this momiwwaa shunt the same
as last week; except an- a few new a
practice‘s --414\‘t..’ the; factory._ It was as d
the4~jadw‘:4apnren 44 4 , 55530 Work
8 1 1
4 polling last week in Philadel-
phlaof the Crofut .tb Knapp’s branch
Piz‘otdollowins uh .aa; mnwncement .4] I tell
4 V. W wash: a
inppny e movements 111‘ tite-
. treason had been ,‘opsped- iii i'4
helped; out that it had painful?“ x
1111.1. rants =
1 long It will
Disposal ol the Plant in o‘Vlllootlwnrtl
4 "1104 show that *3
pany to sell out. as announced Satan .4
lug forwald with 111 ch memos: an. ‘4 4 4 44 4.. .
other dance and social whicli' on no
cidedly welcome; fur the? aifoui all oil-1
bear entirely on. expense of their so- .
_ rout .
drkalearning 4
. Ill re
dtlfipggle. said that It was trusptbat‘ 3'
or} rill
own 44 outsmart.
'terly winds.
wanna FORECAST
Fair tonight and Tuesday; light was
i V
l."
'rwo cours.‘
South N6"! 4
He reiterlitedl‘liisi .
ll'l.t tllll ill m
0 W 09!
that be cerium
won. The
, 4 fithe opinion
that it is 111115
4 tlon of how
itha factory
"] wit employ lured: "We
con dently boo l1f'two years'
4 time we will ' l of $20 000.
instead or: all paid OI)-
eratives.
been none .of 51...
sunday. reports hi 4
pnlon are still
same. answer
‘ .Pl‘h “ 4
" V and uestion In
44 a. no 111st-
bin
thoullt the tri
with a‘ cutie
ers and Finishers.
single assertion. 4
row; aftcitnoo‘il the
other roll call at
Washington about;
ti detect an
the Indies twill adj
at Music 11511.4
gar: V‘Vllld
Day. All Tamil“! n
ranged for til ocean!
4...» 4
u‘n'iilca' to
The proceeds. an admission fee be-
ing charged. will be devoted to St.
Ladisinus Roman Catholic Church.
The full pregranl of the evening was
as follows:
Hungarian National
Songs~ V
By St. Emery's Club land the ‘
Tambourine 1311 mi
Opening mimosa-
R .4: F. Chen any.
Musical selectiouw 4 .444
The Hungarian Tambourine Band.
Hungarian pucln-‘4~
Francis Domonkos.
811111.. poom~sung-—~
St Eatery s Club.
ilungurinn poem (English
ti on)—
Miss Margltrct Sltnbu
Hungarian poem—~— ‘
' Miss Julie Koekony;
Violin 8010—-
Rev. Charles Wolzcr. 4
Address-—
Rev Dr. Will. Mabel.
\Iuslcnl selection;—
Thc Tatubduriuc Band.
Hungarian poem; . ‘
4» Mr.- Elancis Toth. 1
and American
transla-
Addrcsse 4
' 1n.ll Tamma11y.quV.
Hungarian poem-
aGornol'ychak.
Musicill selection——
Tbe Tambourine Baud.
Mondrian poem (English transla-
tion —~ ‘
Miss Mary Schoen.
lluliuarlan poem— 4
64. Markus
Violin soio— .
> Rev. Gil. Weller.
Mungarlan poem Ill——
Miss Elizabeth Bartfai.V
Bungarisu song—r
St.‘ Emery‘s Club.
Musical selectlon'w 1
The ’Nnillourlne Band
Hungarian National Hymn~ ‘
- 4:8t Emerys Club. ‘
' SOUTl'lV NOBWALK CLUB."
——'u4V4I§I-4
committees appclatod for the v41...
rum Ourse- 1114 Pool Tournament.
At a spbciai meeting lit the South
Norwnllt Club S
Venom... commit
Mouser—Ill. W' Fitch.
V,“
ere appointele
M. Corbett... S.
E. W.
Jarvis. 15.15.4481”
wl’ooi and Hillbillies—H. I. Sunbelt.
I2. 8. flavi land. OeurIeR
Syilllw' ' ' 4
Bowling-19. W. Baird. 4 ~4
Three game‘- In the pool tournament
Whit!
‘4 WILDaker 10 bye
. li.._tl.t4oV5b;E 4
" is already ‘
, by the president for the purpose of
. be affirmed.
. able to gain admittance to either cham-
' light In the legislature in his state. ‘4
- ship. and this was done by states.
‘ uolicitude upon the part of members
' of the
L ‘ a marble bearing a number which in;
4 Arnie
' V» collie owned
" 4 fate commando 4
‘. was the agency employed.
the same end was a pet owned by All-4.
by evening the :‘VV‘st.VV4V.V_.
ileum 44 V
were sum. rises 11. Finnegan. no. -“
. .4 ”a or by U V
Mull. ‘Nutltlng. 1410. g
‘ “Tarill Legislation Prob-
ably Tomorrow
llllllllll l8 lllllll -
tllllllll Sl’lllllll
Allotment of Seats Being Made in
House of :Bcpresenlalives
‘ 1
WASHINGTON, ‘15.... lbw-Precise
Iy at noon today the extraordinary ses-
clan of the Sixty-fifth Congress. called
enacting tariff legislation. began. The
Senate already has to Its credit a brief
session of the new Congress, this be
ing customary following the incoming
of a new admisiration in order that
cabinet and othér appointments may
A11 is always the case with the con-
Vven'ing of a new Congress great
but a snmll rcentags of those were
her. The Senate being a continuous
body its organization is complete. Ill
though interest In taday' s proceedings
centered on the new vicepresldent.
Mr. Sherman. and the swearing in of
Senator Stephenson. of Wisconsin.
who had been reelected after a bitter
At the other end of the capitol, how»
ever. a different situation was pie
sented. The house. with its seventy-
aeven new members. had to organise.
and this consumed considerable time.
While this was being done. the clerk.
Alexander McDowell. acted as presid-
lug officer. It was necessary. first of
all to swear in the entire member-
Aside from the attention of what
will be done with the rules. great.
is bcln felt concerning the outcome
lennial lottery for seats. This
is always an interesting proceeding.
A blindfolded page draws from a‘ box
discus the seat the member is to
have. the names being drsym in alpha-
betical order.
Should the slate agreed upon at the
Republican caucus on Saturday night
go through. all the old oiliccrs will be
reelected. Besides Mr Cannon these
include Clerk McDowell Sergeantrab
Henryl (lesson. Doorkocper
Frank B.' Lyon. and Chaplain H. N
Conden. all of whim havo held cities
for a number of years.
Joseph G C ann'ou was today elected
speaker of the [louse of Representa-
tives. receiving 204 votes: Champ
Clark. of MlSSdlll'l.186; Cooper. Win~
cousin. 8; Each. Wisconsin. I; Norrie,
Nebraska. 2; VHcpburn Iowa 1.
Inn PIISIIIIIR
Oliencelcss Pets-Shallow Fin?
islletl Mr. and Mrs. Sims Collie
The continued. operations of m'is-
creants‘ who have been poisoning of.
feneole'au pet dog: has aroused ills
Nor-walk paths to action and If the
guilty partisans so
probably be give ftll I
.l.‘ Sims. 014 High street. which
locus. wanna
ear the
unfortunate animal was found a piece
of heat With this poison in the center
of it. The next pnece'dln‘g do: to meet
their Dickinson: of Chestnut street.
as. due St. Bernard of Mn. Smith.
of 141 Main street. Nor-walk. died Sat-
urday evening, after eating a quantity
of some kind of poison ».;
1233535”
will: Fire
”In. .....
I .
. .
‘ .11 OAIO‘OF manna.
a he“ 4 recount
'lilllillllllll fllil
4. Fourth Occurred Yesterday. BurningV
Erdracrdinary Session will Consider»
1 bonds of cattle and two horses that
crowds were attracted to the capitol. ‘
III III IIIIIIIII
“Mime... no... pl Killing Many
belocstsd, they will
niokg'l‘bronse old is go neurons.
‘ n
4.44 paganism. ”
AT NEW lllllfllill
Barn. Two Horses ,Eleven Headstol
Cattle and Farming implements
NEW MILFORD, March 15. -—'l‘ne
fourth of a series of fires of myster-
ious crisis. yesterday, destroyed a
barn belonging to L. 5‘ Curtis. filcveu
Were In the barn and a quantity oi
farming implements were also destroy
ed. The loss will approximate “.000.
FOR' SALE.
FOR SALE-DRIVING AND esp,
die horse. also a surrey. Mrs. H.
Street. Darlen. 11115 St
FOR SALE-4.0158 your FRONT
on Day St, free from all encumbrance.
Inquire A. N Taylor, at Woodward
Ave. 11115 St
FV'OR BAVLEWEGGS FOR HATCH-
ing. Thompson strain of rose and
single comb Beds. bred to lay; also
young cockerels Thoroughbred stock.
Inquire Mrs Handiey. 40 Second St:
Blast Norwalk. 11115 ‘3t
FOR SALE—BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock and White Leghorn eggs. 751: per
setting: 84 per hundred. Baby chicks
and White Pekin duck eggs. Lothrop
Poultry Yards. Darlen. 11115 5t
FOR tALE—y-HAY. ONE MOW 05‘
about four tons ill-st class timothy
rand red top. apply J E. Vincent, Row-
ayton. ‘ 4 11113 in
FOR SALE—NEW HOUSES WITH
su conveniences. on easy terms. Sev-
enteen building lots on Lincoln and
Woodward A'vss. .. prices from 3400 to
8909.1uauirs of Charles E. Hoyt. *
. ~ mar 1 ti
"'ro LET.
TO LET—LARGE FRONT ROOM.
furnished. suitable for two men or
man and wife. 35 South Main St.
. mill at
1‘0 LET—la BAYVIEW AVE” 804.
Norwaik. ascend floor. private house.
Improvements; :15. Possession at
once. No children. Initial
-TO‘ LET -- TWO FURNISHED
routes for light housekeeping. with
maze. toilet and convenience-.3314
EastAve. :H 445.153:
It Minn.
Victim was in Charge ol the Eastern
Hotel. Whiiellall Steel. 7
New York!
lllllllii StillRlll llll _
llillll illllil DRAWER
Police Endeavoring ,Io W Three;
Men Who Retoublal Westerners
NEW YoltK. March 111.491.... in a
small room adjoining the hotel since.
the body of Isidore do Vsl‘eute. night
clerk of the Eastern Hotel ‘on White-
l
his skull fractured by a blow with 1111 _~ .
iron pipe and his throat cut. The. V ,V
clerk was murdered by men who after» '
attempt to get into the safe in which
there was 33.000. The police have
practically no clue as to the Monti
of the murderers. A theolb' prbl
which was alongside the names of to
men written on the hotel register. the
ubilce believe to be that of one Of
the men. and they hope to' trace his
identity from this. Between 1 a. "111.
during that time.
D's Va'lénte's home is in Montvultn
N. J. The police endeavored today to-4.
trace three men who left the Eastern ‘3
a n'earby' salbcn.V They were «scrip-74V
ed by a newsboy as westerners. Weap-
ing broad brimmed hatsg V
plyjivz Wash 11“ ‘
811531.61 -
'4'. .
wanted—’4’...
girl utilise ,
oral housewo
TO LIT-«HOUSE FROM APRIL 1.
6 large rooms. bath and attic, with all
modern imnrovemeuts: good location.
one block from trolley. lndulre 84
Woodward Ave. city. 11113 at
T0. LETS—HOUSE CONTAINING
all uptb- date. improvements. in best of
condition and good locality. Inquire
22 Taylor an... near West St. 11112 3t
BUSINESS lioness: g .
WITH THE COMING 0!" SPRING
I desire to mnounce that I am pre-
pared to estimate upon jobs of any
kind In the line of masonry.
sewer and pipe laying. rock excavating
or anything in the outdoor line. Work
solicited. ethi cheerfully given.
‘ ' St, South Nor
1.
h
~VN40TIOE ‘l‘OV BUSINESS MEN. 4.
Buy your calendars at borne. full and
complete line of- over 200 samples at
th4 Oily Printing Co. loves-4t prices.
and see: them. 4
r
w .4 K. FINKLER‘. THE
New York fhshionsble dres'amaker. has
moved to 419'. Orchard St.. Norwalk.
as” West
on.
11112
..‘.4,."!1,‘.
»44..I4li.4 rile eta-ruse or at:
hind , copper, brass and
.4 4 44111111111119, plumbers” sap
asap chandeliers. bicycle and au-
mobile trimmings. and table ware.
Seals of: son. so Water St. Tel eta-s
41 Mill. w; JV; WILVGOVX. OLD EST/m
halted supplement trolley;n 28 Union"
St. Situations secured fol-all clan-u
«applicants. {1st 3714!:
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—IV!
you want; your house honored and
painted. be lepllodeorwritel. anus
tier; Midi-on at; Tel. 5058.. mumm-
vs. Tale on muses: W
A 4 ”'4 e 3} tion‘. Pulls: work ill
' .4 for men great; resaorll
Maria Richardis Tdy I
VNOi'walk. ’ :
WANTED-T40 302.34 A SECOND
hadd bicycle in- good condition: and.
equipped with New Departure coaster
brake. Address 8011 BVlV.‘ Rowayuin.
(301111. 4 V4; 11115 It
wANreo—YQUNe4iIi‘A1Ntco'V'V
ed) wishes position all turbulent." 44E:-
perieuce on Thomas dud Deeov‘illeV
cars. Address J.. carbi Sentinel.
V .V'.’, 11115th
WANTED—GIRL h sensual.
housework. Inquire 8 It Ave. , ‘
. omrsftt‘ .
a. family of three
abl'e party. = Address
South \‘NorWsik.
WANTED-43001)
to out. at plumhlns
any we can give a shall
business; Address I
South Norwalit
pirticulars and sample canon. .
firersutomopne Institille Wk?“
111111 street was found early today with
wards rifled his pockets. took its from : .1,
the hotel till and made an unsuccessful v'
and 6 a'. 1n. the clerk Is alone. and lt‘ Is 5' '4
supposed the murder was committed
Hotel today and spent money freely in " '.
WANTED -- BY
yellingt man and‘ wife. 4
on farm. Apply James
Smith at. South words it
WANTSMYOUNG nus WI'IV‘ 4
000 to invest in com that o
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