’.“ I i. I
if “£9118 Juliane and
’ “30 s. Acum-
'JJJIIor Miran.
“Cumin- .......,.....2§c I pairl
curtains ....m and we a pair
moon AT TMMWI.
v: a 1 ME‘ Ill 1‘. .m
stcrsi Changes Will b0 Muslin at no.
ton anoint.
Yesterday's main weather took a
large numbered Miles “wanton“?olut.
Belle lslnn find elm lMl Shiite. its.
sorts. At lg Islmd the seen. virus
almost like 1rile—union or the autumn“
colony, so many of the familiar faces
were there to be seen about the cotvl
taxes. At Roton Point there was prob-
3 . ably more than a hundred visitors
.11 ’
yesterday with friends in Weston.
milk vsii slum Howard Mont
so cry and Irving Bylngton. of Nah-“t
$1111.31 are (which n. ”hing egpedititm
William Wihnot Ind wlfo, of New
Yolk city, spent yesterdir'y with Mr
Wilbot's mother, ”so. William Wll
J mot. of Darion. .
Mrs. Eliza J Kelloggm and daughtm
Hattie. have? remnants 1.111191.me
in Norwailx. after a visit. with friends
in South Carolina.
8 W. who is now, located
in Paterscnn blunders”. spent Sun»
day with big family in Quintsrd aye
nus. South Nanak.
Frank Nicholson. Miss Helen Din-
i
may and Mot Norwolk. were the '
guests of Kennith Gilbert. at his home.
in Silvermlne. yesterday.
Captain and H18. Walter Grant Pen-
fiéld and son. of Springfield. Mass. are
the guests of Mrs. E. G. Hoyt, of Arch
street. for a. fewdays.
William F Wardwell. of 2 Li‘lflg
ston pl ce. who sustained a sl1okeof
parslyss sevelal months ago. is still
gradually growing worse.
Mr: and Mrs-Sylvester W. ilrother-
ton and son. of Chestnut. street. Nor-
walk, are spending a few days with
friendssn New. York city.
‘ Michael Devei'y, of Cliff street, had
the misfortune to break his arm on
Saturday evening. Dr. Tracey was
summoned and 'set the member.
‘Miss Mabel Sturges.‘ol' Milford, who
has been dilemmas few days with.
Miss Lydia ‘F. ireisnd. of Broad River,
returned. to her homeyesterdar.
Edwd Clone. oLNorwulk has se-
cured the Mllpn in Moatgomen' a
lunch wagon. mm vspsnt by William
Dalton. who relished last. evening
Mrs. W. F. Wardwell and Miss El-
fried Stoddud, of 2 Livingston street.
have returnlflyhome after spending a
few days with relatives in New York
city 1 31 .. .1.
Mrs. Homer F‘ Bucknam. of Eliza
beth street who has been the guest
of Mrs. C. G. Ringer. of Flushing. L. L.
for the past two weeks. has just re.
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Boesing, former-
ly. of 11191111791 strset. hero timed their
household sheets to idgeport, where
Mr. Boesing has opened up a lirgi
class market.
Frank Hmkett; who has been nightJ
clerk at the Hotel Clifford far several
years. resigncdh pouition last week,
and left town. etergFords has suc
seeded to the position. .. 1
« Congress 11431 11‘. Hill arrived home
in anwalk turday and remained i
town overlSuadoy. .3 This morning Mr.
Hill returned to Washington. to take
up his duties in the national assem-
bl)"; l’lJ "11‘ F'Y‘H'li 11 .113, '
An informal reception will be ten:
doNd by the students of Meriill Col-
legs to their, friendsatltls evening at
“winnings/op ix hall, in Norwaik
be fi‘Om 8: all to 12
oclkuollvlw. 11
Jitmes Montgomery resigned his po-
sltltih 1n the R & G corset factory, Sub
voracious outbound cameos position
itla h s uncle, Jack Montgomery, in
lunch wagon. in Wall street James.
it, gill, understood, wililtaire the day; end
' (mandala of handsome bags. neckwesr
imme- n-lade candy and cake. Trinity
figured Tues. afternoon mil evening.
sure wristbands 112.313 .3 3
1011 Wednesday of‘iaiii: wetr 111511111; 3
by are to the large hum of John Din
son, at Greens Feline. which occuired
0n the Sunday morning previous. was
promotly and saliciactbrilv adjusted
thrimgh the J..3 m. llsayton 4'; Co,
Agency, South quwsik. the insurance
op;.property destroyed in companies
rourcsented by them.
alleles againsttLawrenJce Gunners.
action .
”113E151: u‘i’mornlhgl'by Ju‘dcgecm y
«R. Taylor.- Connors was srrestoed
‘10wa W m by
r Clarence Germsnetti, who had
0 him away from Music Hall.
99¢ lge‘ ”Ppfled mucosa?” had
. Mn :11?“le
B m ll1
bus. at their adjoioined meet-
1
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all WWW . . so thrill
Ila ‘11 " lye from
1 wind! stiles. idiom t
l“out‘
918.69 1 ’ ‘
i W“. Knights 1113111 3
Joanna
full
MM“
A; yet the mint is arbed in
nooni be b be weather. mucus
Emu. sum“ 11 um liII stream
stafiedx‘tomake r slimitll
aneso roller game 1:11;:anillhmpiit,1 and
Wwfid
are- to manage the point this yeai- tor
Captain Anninggp tth. have not yet
made any acttye' plraClinls tor the
sealon, but they are“ mooted short
ly 1
Sonnenburg Brothers and Sidney
Godwin ‘irallsrolbe Ihmtlli
Jorp at this int till 11 year as we
the/African dodger
ill be. Oil
hand as usual though the shoe in; gill ‘
le1y is the one no fprmoriy muduct
ed. 1.
it is understood that negotiations
are’ in progress ior 1tl11o3 establishment
of a. Ferris whebi and- other new 111t-I
trauiions at the point this year.
10 onlyr'stt
A r 'ash will hallo at the point this
year. according to 6 present. under
standlnsssviu paths, pavtlion.
11111 old auditorium. in which Mr. Nash
had a skating rink last year will be."
converted into a bowilns Riley and
pool room by Captain Smith.
The operations of. the Connecticut
Company in filling in the Roton Point
bridge have been viewed with much
interest. The filling is complete ex
cept for a space about sixty feet wide.
through which the tide may lun. 'lhe
little summit of trestle work required
is being rebuilt with heavier material
so that this whole stretch will- now be
far more substantial than ever bowie.
The material 1411 the filling has been
dug away from the bank on which the.
Kennedy Cadets of Dunburx have
(sinned fol s numbm of yoals. To in
cillate this work a spur track was
built. A big hole has been cut in this
bsnka' .
Several. of the Connecticut Com-
pany's old trolley cars which have
been superceded by more modern ones
are being dismantled at the Rotonier
minal.
Somebody has been busy about the
bathing pav.ilion and asn result most
of the electric light globes hare been.
smashed.
The Roton Point dock is quite n in-
vorlte spot for list fishing A number
of. amateur fishermen were there yet»
terday, though no big catches are in
sight. _ , J J. l J
At Belle island a large number of
cottages were opened up for an nlrll'iB
yesterday. Among the visitors at the
island yesterday were Mrs. Mary J
Cotter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cotter
George W. Holmes, Dr. J. .l. Strohiney-
er. of New York. and many others.
Most of the cottages are ready for oc-
cupany on a minute's notice. Paint is
being spread spring repairs me under
way and during the host. it“! 7:99“!
the- island wil be a busy spot.
1 ...—"m .
... "Ezry." said Farmer. Hay “I sun that
since ye have come Moktfrpt‘n college.
vc wear ye hair spllc right down the
middle Now, hyul s 1“?“ to as)"
If ye expect to NW!) 31' trench.
mtg“ «out W‘ mono fall on one
AVING secured the cancel
an» “all oxilbrt 11111111111111:
1me Toll: City, 1 am now
prepared to give
Perfect Satisfaction
ions“ NVV‘M
_|N_,
Upholsteriug
West Wing
' Laying Carpets
Linoleums, Etc.
r A Modern?
was was 111.111.11.41. 1,1
' ooh. WALL 1111': HIGH are,
wonwnmoonu. 3
'm- 11111111111111.3211 wonder tom . 11'. ‘
try our
Creamery in mother! nail" Incl
bowie hays othei: flutter, 80c and 32a]
.
t
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1i filming) “aufiifiogtlgfilamnr
prised at our price;
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l
time.
WE“
it 111111140 discol-
M M Wilt. Jadllfillilfli‘l‘w
which William“
' * Lumber and 111111 Work 101* Evéfythmg
Oil Cloths and Linoleums
Floor coverings of all kinds are in high demand no! lollipop anything
more satisfying to a housekeeper than to look Mn st this floors 11: her
{home and find them clean with coverings good to look upon? There is
something about Matting that appeals to all sensible housekeepers. it is1
Better assortment or neuter pattorns cbnnot. be. found anywhere Prices
who to toe.
. IIICLOTHS and
a lard! assortment of
NQLEUMS.
ow “amenity-
ntbose goods we have est. received
turns at small prices. '.
M Bltodorsmnd Embalniom
South Walk, 19.11.“ .“
JJ it were made upon her character and by
him story which wife 111111 by the sun
2‘, dents when the null opened 1111111111121;
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O B. Jackson
Cotillion
Everything in the optical Line.
' " Eyes Examined Free "
58 WALL STREET.
' " .‘.'..1
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PHONE 438. NORWALK.
Umbrellas
i So extensive and well-chosen is our stock '51 Umbrellas that we
April showers by procuring an Umbrella now.
$5" “N. E. RYAN 81 (30., .
'2'
86 Washington Street
Electric Labor Savers
«‘Electric Percolators, Chafing Dishes,
tric Sortable Table Lamps and Domes.
REED lllllll El 8le ill
Tombstone 35-4
When You Leave Us _
lll your newly repaired lullo.Jyou will
practically have a new machine. in
fact it will run smoother and easier
than many new ones. The. more ex-
pollenoe you have had with repairs
the more you will feel like shaking
hands with us when you hallo let us
fix up your machine.
Luther M. Wright
' MAiN suitor. scum noswAth
,sfrn i AM'if-‘ORD
Amcri 11 Agricultural Chemical Go's 8111:pr splints of Lime, Potato Man-
{trig Complete Manure, Flhc liround Bari:
Mango; l’otsto Manure, Complete Manure, Top Dressing, Fruit and Vine Fora
1 nor.
Land Plaster. Alrslacked Lime, Murluto 0C Potash, Nitrate of Soda, Ulr
leached Wood Ashes, Barnyard Manure.
scorn 1101211111111. cost:
541.
on tel also
We have now on hand the is sci, most varied and ocmleIts stool: of lum-
lit bar in the history of 1111‘. comptny or any of its predecessors: and
' respectfully Inlislt the patronage of all iumbpr quell
5RD TEL. 46-2.
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mam-1111113 mun-w
,rb $011.1th W Pain of Shoes
The Security Shoe is solid Min-bu. "
The Security Witch Will 111111111 I66! little.
The Shoot titer in Jty flip Fri»,
any lhtm suamlMWsuy 1111s.} Wins»
sold together, 1131!? MW ill/5 «by... 93.119
“ °' mm storm
3. 3WEQT1WABHINOTON STRIIT.
111111.11
clean, artistic and as sanitary as any floor coverings could bossllpy beg
"T Weeks ago,
feel safe in saying we can satisfactorily fill every Umbrella want of
the entire family. Moderate pricing marks every line. Prepare for
South Nogwalk
Small Stotles, Water
Hartford. ~Broilers, Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
lights and Electrically Driven Toy? A large assortment of met:-
36 WASHINGTON STREET
iii ”Domenico. .. a;
New Millard Woman Who Accused.
_ Yale Sludenls
NEW haven. April 19.411111 urn.
Goldie M. Woldsplto of a prominent.
ipnapeport wimp owner. who is the
humour of the twin Yale students hold
iior stapling her dlflnlohd pip in 11 High
W apartmontlhonse a month ago,
3:111“ in a. mentally dessnned condi-
5 .
is: an unsuccessful attempt to take
‘liun' life, came as a sensational devolv
portions-111ml” when the "case was
J fag-chi called for" trilll is the decal no-
dice court:
Mrs. Sanford Wooded hers
{tints despondency accordins to Slit
1 day' a developments,
fa few days late!
,J ‘tcutpt after letluning to the home of
1 her panama in New Milford. taking 11
" ilioseJ of poison which would have re J
suited in death, but for the promptcflt
medical aid. She was hurried to a pri-
{vale sauitnrium where she has romain-
cd ever since in s delirious condition.
The facts became known here Satur-
day when Detective Henry J. Donnelly.
who 1,1131 ili‘flll investigating them at the
rtqucst of ilic city attorncy for thc
. J past week, returned with his report in
Prosecutor Rocco
morning.
After the trial of lilo two students.
Cassius Lopes De Victoria and An-
drew Riccardi. was started three weeks
3.11130. it, 1111115 postponed and was to haw
ierardi Saturday
ago
that time. and Attorney Bartlett, of
ltridsepon llcr counsel phoned to the
city altorncy that she .had attempted
sulicde and was in 11 Siamflud sanl
.lnrium
A scmud continuance until Saturday
:1 was granted but desiring to know
positively whether Mrs. Sanford was
ill or not the prosecutor bud Detective
lionnclly investigate.
Upon his repott Saturday. the trial
was again put over for a week. Forth
or complications were added to the
case by the fact that Riccardi, one of
the accused. did not show up for his
trial Saturday had it. been called. ' A
rumor that he had jumped his bond
was current. but (“fly Attorney lcrardi
_ was of the opinion that he was within
reach had his case been called.
That Mrs. Sanford N1 in: able to
leave the sslillariuin for a month or
more is improbable and it is now
likely that the entire affair will be
dropped. As she is prominently con-
nected in New Milford and Bridge-
port. cfforts are being made to put an
end to the trial.
Her visit to this city which resulted
in the di mend theft. was made to a
friend, Mss Anne Simeon, who has
rooms in the, High street apartment
house. Riccardi and Victoria roamed
there. and they were thrown together
in that way. 3 J
Mrs. Sanford spent several days
there. She complained of the theft
of hcr pin before leaving. ‘ The dc
tortivcs recovered it in 11 9de shop
whrc it is claimed Riccal'di had sold
it. ills arrest and that. of Victoria foi-
lowcd. They retained Attorney l. P.
Goodhart to fight the case and the pre-
Jlilninary hearing three weeks ago was
a spicy one. the students claiming
that Mrs. Sanford “swapped“ pins.
EMPanon'wlLLIAM NOT 11.1..
VIENNA, April ..19 —-—A private dis-
patch from Corfu received here mom
said that Emperor William was seri-
011st ill as a result of swallowing a
dshbone.
etrp editions. and the rumor caused
greet uneasiness.
The police at once started an inves-
tigation of the source of the report.
‘wliich quickly was discovered to be
quite without foundation, and nothing
moth than 1'1 Boursc mm";
.91.” . .K J
Pupil; toil us Elm um trguhic
with guest popuianprlccd Coffee
‘ i‘s iii-l3 the quality is uneven—
up mi comm good this pound.
bill 1113 next. ‘Phby could hard-
ly expect otherwise as the deal-
‘ oJi" intentlrely at 1th} mercy of
file “jobber. Unlou Pacifism 25c
Mocha aiid Java to ality 1'. al-
ways up above the “micro.
We import it, we roast it, old
turn it over to "ths customer
without the assistance of 'a
nipple outsider. It cannothqlp
J 1 being uniform. Just you try
Politic Coffee ones. ‘ .w‘: rest the
1
~:3 The Union Paulie
Tea {30...
3~e-‘
126 Washington Street,
in. 542 3.
11m. DEUVLRY
Elias ill 11 Stormers militarism, roiiawt j
Proslrated by the attacks which J
and made-11‘
'ldosperste attempt to commit suicide .
She made the lit-1
been resumed 111111111 about ten days . 1
Mia Sanford did not appear at . T
The local newspapers issued J
- Mary's Church. Bethe].
.4.“
3. tendered 1'1. fer-Well
‘ Anna D. Ryan.
' color scheme oft til
“cask ‘, 3MEMW'
i
i
in Q Co
., Street. South Norwsllt'
i’
391: no» ooLLA‘iJis ...... ................ 211..
, 79c limo; all colors ............ . .......................... 49c
...-J2,
5ng cognates ..1. ..... ................................. 33o
51.611 worsen dnlrlnimtu 7g:
’ itc' cures COLLAR Pills... .............................
8c Arson clnollms ............................. 5c Y;rd
1 .c
90
“seasons sassvswAlsre can
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' 2113 11111011111 seabed.
................................. 1803
' 26¢ Antigone
.. H.
....... 146
' 25c nou‘No’ 'i'iCi’tET HOSE ................................. 19c
50c suscflfiifiio .................... .....flc. so: ;.
” PORT cussrrwsa
‘w ~'1 i ".11 1.31 is. 1
—
MARK TWAIN KlDNAPPED.
Norfolk Pupils Carried Him 011 Bodily
Recently.
(if Mark i"w'uill :9 recent visit to Nor-
folk \‘n. a story from that city says.
Mark Twain today delivered short
talks to the pupils of the Norfolk High
school and the Atlantic City litndergar~
ten. At the latter plane, before he
started in to tell one of his tables, a
‘girl not more than six years old. as-
sisted by several of her schoolmates
started in to tell him of his own Joan
of Arc story about the French girl.
“By gum. but that's on .me.’ de-
ciarcd Twain while his face lighted up
I11nd well worth hearing.
“i shall not be outdone.“ he do-
scats, after the country‘s greatest wil
11ml patted each uffectionatclypn the
check.
lie pulled from his pocket 11 gold
shell about. which he told a story that
kept the pupils and their teachers in
good humor from beginning to end.
" How a that?‘ ‘ he asked at the finish
'.‘Good " the children shouted in uni
50."
Al the high school. after Mr. Twain
1llilli delivered an address to the girl
pupils he Jokingly declared he had no
time to fool away talking to the boys
The lads got Wind of the decision of
the humorist and whii he1was con-
vching with the teachers in the girls'
room a delegation of the boys seized
him. and hauled him to their quarters;
"This is not a volunteer speech,” he
declared, gathering himself into shape
after the onslaught of the boys. He
declared that if the boys 1went after
everything in life as the- went after
im there would be no oubt of their
access Helshook hands with every
pupils in school. about 1.090 in all. 1
ROCKWELL—RYAN.
Bethfl School Teacher Given s Pure-
well Reception by Her Pupils.
(lcorge L. Rockwell. of Ridgcflclll.
“ and Miss Anna 1). Ryan, of licthel.
’ were married this morning at St.
by tbe‘Rev.
Richard id. Shorteil. Mr. and Mrs.
Rockwell left on the morning train
‘ fora few days' trip in the South- Upon
‘ ghoul return they will reside i_u Ridge-
e d
The Danbury News.
ist
111111111 3 resignation from the school:
The teen chars at the} Center school
ion to- Miss
1111111031111 The
decorations was
Yellow and white. The itchool board
was represented by George E Beard,
3Who entertained the group with many
molly.
occasion The little gathering was
only a small way of showing times
term in which Miss Ryful is held by.
Jllcl associates. The p-t'rty bloke up
aftcl all had cxpresscd their good
wishes i‘ol her tilting bliss man has
rcsigncd lltit; position as icnoh‘cr. and
is soon to leave town.
..~————1~—-
IT WAS THE DQOJ‘G FAULT.
Jolm il:'f‘yso11.ir‘singgernsfn drove
down Greenwich avenue. disdain
morning with John at the. wheel.
only killed a dog this time which was
quite fortunate for everyone but the
dog and the village will feel safe untih,
t, visit.1
ysou his due. he well
ill. was then
.JgMn Tyson's a
To give Mr.
not.- superhuman
fault that he W
who saw the noel ant. It way no
able to everyone. bewarer chnt n
the doses.hamans1h¥flmd’
to try to help tho, poortri s tricitsa broil“
ritlied its death 11111501111111: a
pro on bsclr in the street. that“
hover 111mm 'hlq head to sure
w .11 or 61' not he had 111116.: the
animal nor «11111119111111 hiLspeod.
_. of Saturday;
printed the following regarding
killed, say thosei
ens n19 hilt.
.19.,pomst‘: .......
Merrillgglleae
Competent Oillcc Help Wanted. Are the Boys and Girls Ready?
STANFORD.
in one broad grin. "Caught with the and towns
goods in 11 kindergarten too where 1 top, where the sred coated soldiers of
one of my own fables is told me by ‘ King George were put to rout by the
little. tots. it is certainly a pretty sight ‘ irate falmers. the event was especially
cllil'ed, when the girls resumed their.
stories and anecdotes suits-ble- to the
l
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SOUTH NORWALK.
PATRIOT’S DAY CELEBRATED.
Bostou- Com‘memontes the Famous
Ride Taken by Paul Revere.
J BOSTON. April 19 “The filing of
salutes and the ringing of bells at day-
break. followed by the march of the
Lexington Drum Corps over the route
taken by Paul Revere in his mentors.-
ble ride in 1775 ushered in the cele-
b1.1tion of Patriots' Day. the 134th my
itinerary of the Bulls tat Lexington
and Concord. .
Although the dni is a legal holiday
in Massachusetts and Maine the. ob
servance is largely confined to Boston
and the surorlludlng Middiesex cities
At Concord and Losing
DbSGi‘Hld.
As Patriots Do) is the first holiday
of spring and is usual] ythe signal for
the beginning of outdom snails, the
program of window alhietlc contests .J ,2”
was a" large one. The most important
athletic tevent of the day was the
thirteeni l1 annual' Boston Athletic As-
sociation 15 Marathon run of 25 miles.
in which 182 aspiring tuners were on“
tered. J
- Two National League baseball
games and a number of other games
of lesser impoitance. with golf and
shooting tourneys were included in
the sporting program. J
FATHER OF BOY SHOT BY UETED‘
TIVE SUSS RAILROAD 00,
NEW HAVEN April 19. ~l’strlck Q'~
Counomi’ 458 Biatehley avenue. father
of James O’Connor; theone. alimony-
who was shot by RailroadDetsntlyo»
James Quinn near-«3the1-Oedhr1 111ml?
railroad station dost year. and pulls
result of. the wound «tied a femur-J11
later in the New Haven Hospital; 11*
brought suit against the Nominal:
New Hayes and Hartford saunas
Company through Attorneys when lit
Lynch to recover $5.009 Tito canals.
rbelumahle to the swerlor court in
lay 2 3
it will be recalled that the Signs:
0‘ Connor boy was shot when Bethe-
tive Quinn. with Detective Sousa; all!
lcmpted to catch a. number of baboon
trimmer-e. riding on thei trains anti-lbs
mg .the... detective. young ..omsner
dumped offtthe train, and Wash in}
run: Detective Quinn Wed sumac.
jstop..ssid1. when be contained tar
shot 111.111: the uses. The box sterile
few days 3&9“. 1 1 _ «,1; 43,19
As a result of the shootingtlt. Mill ‘
be rememberedeete-ctive Quinn. was.
tried in the superior count. found-,flllll'
A
4-}
0 Connor and another Winder. .‘Bwr 3
ty of manslaughterwand-seatenced to
more six months in. tail which he
Juno’s FOSTER Announces His
sarolllwsu'ss.
1.111111111101113. A1111 Ill—Tile on;
_ ciai city cunrtvia’miiz. got touother this
morning, 1111111 411111 the oath “4&8
Curl ivoatermnd inunui Judge suntan _
in; Wilder. sat. on tho bench 11m
cpllh‘g‘r Attorney-A. 3L. 1lielsaiicy1’m
lll3lllil scan dunked v the new “but
not prosecutor WT litml A1. Sudden. 3-
linings R 13111-111111. lilo. 1'-e appointed
11ch was backed up by u hemmed '
in the city cmrrt Attornoy Jobs Add. J
Crew who was slated for hesitant:
clerk. wt 1 3
ion taking his seat. Judge Foster .1111-
modiately announced his ”nibble
monies He 111111111111 ed the cats to
George Ill. urnes.-t clerk, who in
turn admfnis Cred themsth to thumb
“cl-s Judge Wilder W the lion
*throngho‘atv’tue potato .3 .i .31
Judge Font 11nd he did not thil‘fk
it was necessa to make any rethinks
concerning the appointments,- smiths
rssuiar ‘buslnes of the court
ed as usual.
osownsn stN LAUNCH our
33111'ru’unsos '1
(.‘11 Lilli/ELANI), Aplll 19r- .
Home motile ihink. that it.» would luau wail tlwullvtluiill lhl'itl‘ it "
have been. 1111 act 01‘ 0111111111011 humanity , had narrow escape
to limp and put the. creature limited
. '3* maimed out. oi its 1111119111 wol'esuwlcll
News.
l
filial-ii
an, elcciiic launch 1
”V ii
yegli‘tiiillhgy
Minnie were mild
Cuyo‘iiog'a' river bei‘é
3,14
;
L/ ‘
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