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s- with smart“ W
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Get it now while!” can
make prompt courteo-
tions. Postal brings
representative. .
ensuecficut '
Company.
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Hangings
Our spring styles are ready for your
impaction. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from tilt.
to $10.00 Double Roll
Sole Agent for Fr. neck a Do. and
Janeway & Carpenter's Wall Papers.
(hooker-y. Glassware. House Furnish.
ingfl a, l'ainters' Supplies, English
Blue he by the piece or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Coin bla Phone
mill Cola Talking chines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. “a. indestructible Cylinder
Records, _' 35:. Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
Window Shades and. Picture Frames
to order.
Best Mixed Paints, 01.26 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging. ‘
L. H. Decker
.7 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
i’JlI
TEL. CON.
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THE NEW '
HOT EL VICTORIA.-
. ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Mama a Special Feature. an
s Lights Throughout. lv-
:11 Room Heated
. NATEO REAQONAILE.
ms stocked can in connection.
A tan tips of imported Ales. includ-
l Iomeul lass’. Burton's and
Co." a Stout. always on draught.
:eueer Busch Beer on Draught.
To ‘4 ‘ULL'VA”g P”prl.‘°f.
Telephone .‘r "
ington AK tbt‘idge, has been called
’ to New C n on account of the very
' without indorser. Call and see us. in
rown, of the Wash-
serious illness of her brother
A meetin of the Woman' s Auxiliary
of Clutlt C‘mrch will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frederick Wheeler. 11
Cottage street, on Thursdty afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock.
A new electric street light has just
been erected by the Fire District in
Smith street. leading off from Fort
street. Smith street was along the
shore up in Norwalk.
The Philnthea and Baruch Classes.
of the South Norwuik Baptist Church.
will hold a' social jointly at the bouts
of Kids Minnie Mil: ’in Seaview sve-
nue. next Wednesday night.
A store at the corner of Van Zandt
street and South Osborn avenue is be
ing connected with the Fire District
lights today. a change over from the
Connecticut Company system.
A regular meeting of the St. James
Circle of the King‘s Daughters will
be held at the home of Mrs. William
Kelly. Seaside place. Enst' Norwnlk.
Thursday. May titll. at 2:30 o'clock.
James H. Parker, manager of the.
iiridge Pharmacy. was initiated into
the mysteries of the Entered Appren‘
tire degree of masonry last evening by
Old Well Lodge. of South Norwalk.
Mrs. Edward F. Smith. of Senview
avenue. has gor . to Brooklyn to visit
with relatives. while Mr. Smith is on
his fishing trip to Maine. Mr. Smith
left yesterday and intends to be gone
for ten days or two weeks.
Quite a delegation of the local car
pointers are employed at Tokeneke.
The work at this comparatively new
sumnier resort has been very exten-
sive this sping. Work has just been
started on another new cottage there.
Through an error it was stated In
these columns last evening that the
lust social of the season of Mayflower
Hook and Ladder Company. which is
to be held this evening will be in Run
dall's Hull.- Thc social will be at the
truck house.
Miss Flora Davenport, second daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davenport.
granddaughter of Mrs E. w. James.
and great great granddaughter of
Corporal Dodge of Wushin‘gton' sarmy.
became a member of the Rosebud
Botanical Class on the 13th lost. when
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MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal, oVthheir own name
dependent Loan and' Security 00..
llaviiund Bldg, Wash ngton St. Ofilca
open until 7 p. in. _ ondaysndtSatr
urday until 8:80. ’ .
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
and If“? holds, January 1
ll? from ti’ropellsrs' will leave
River, New York. (foot
of 0Dover street), every day. (except
it? Lt
‘ A Thhelyysubject
For All Hptise-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premium. Soap and the
scrub brusu for. the house and
the rake for the lawn are good.
'but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house, the horns.
_ stables and fences right they
should be freshened up with ~
I. paint. ”
We have everything for the
‘ pallltln'g-L—iinseed oil, tarps,
‘ mines and
Athntie Pare White Lead
THE FAMOUS
novel-l noyramrss ssanc
odor guarantee this White
.Lea 'ob
800‘ hi lAllison! your painting.
‘ svsnv taov's‘bltsssmo casts-
Ill
it“). at i p. m. Freight received
Mastodon. and South
orwaleupionhiiilpm
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Analog 1. onion ‘ c. c. Hegelvtsn.
Lessee. , General Agent.
q
snow white“ one
celain Enweled
are you ever stops
h del‘gtitfuity edit all out it would
be to have not and cold running water
1:“er dressing c her. ‘slehp
apartment or a door toilet
roomin- its panacea would more you
fit. ngflé’; 2‘ flute”. OI
was s r
pihlnbsrlw "nVVtii‘V‘ctly‘ giltnptiilhnt‘h thalliu-
HDRACE R. oWNAfill
«(aloud .
enema been 1&9me "Standird" l’o'r
REAL
1 ll: mm it (AW
V AINIAQAP AVVVlgV' ”Jim
Steamship Shaken
,to consider ’7.
causes will also wear jm .
Nice.
W, of this that always on ‘
y‘l‘ M 9‘ x
w as; so a. thaws. .
ht » " "
the; was fifteen years of age.- Floss e
is a beautiful girl; and was well re-
membered by allV ‘ 'f relatives and
many friends. \
Mr and litre. J. Aturges dall of
Sesvlew wanna. have gone B-rook
iyn today attend the funeral this
evening. It. Randall's brother.
Stephen". Nandali. whodmp deed
Sunday #611193 while Vat ending
churc. he internisnt will .occur in-
morro at Hempstesd. [pug island.
A number of the windows in the
new Christ Church edifice in Gregory
levardw-are still boarded up, but
th sewindows will be finished on in
good time. The members of the par-
ish are very much pleased with their
new church, which it is believed will
undoubtedly assist in the growth of
the membership.
There is some talk about a pellv
tion among the residents of Osborn
avenue. Fort street and vicinity. for
police protection. on account of night
iy rackets. particularly on Saturday
nights. The people of the neighbor-
hood seem to be quite a little worked
up over the events of the past few
weeks.
‘The walking fever has not yet run
its course with Doc. Marshall and Dick
Hoyt and they intend to go on another
trlp Sunday. Doc. Marshall said this
morning that it was a‘gross libel on
their abilities to say that they were
three and onehalf hour-t walking to
Bridgeport last Sunday. it was only
three and one-quarter hours. he said;
Considerable complaint is heard
these days about the stagnant water
at the corner of Fort and East ngh-
ington streets. it is prddieted that
there will be complaints to the health
officer a little later, if the water. re.
mains there. As near as can be found
out, there is a drain stopped up. The
water is only within a short distance
of the first floor of a bull lug. _
,The recent notice has .d by thi'
Fin- District's electrical c mmittee. of-
fering a reward‘ for the apprehension
of parties guilty of breaking the
street lights. has had such a whole-
some effect that not a broken in
has been discovered since. the rewa V
was offered. in all from ten to filtraen
lights were smashed. it was supplie-
ed that boys used them as targets.
The district electrical committee
report that so far about fifteen con-
nections have been made with the new
line run through Seaview'svenus u:
Osborn avenue and thence to Van
Zandt street. John E O'Suilvsn has
with the lighting system and the ser-
vice has been extended into the sum
mer home of. Mr. and If... A. C. Hall
Dr F 8 Baker is makings regular
practice of getting up at. 6: 80 than
mornings, but it is for a purpose. The
genial doctor has a isdsshwhich he
intends to have ready ltbe winter
before much mot-9 of spout bu
gone by and consequently the acid!
and .his son Earl have their spare
time fully occupied in getting it ready
to go into commission. .
. robshly everybody could not be.
satisfied with any one mile feature
but the consensus cf-o on seems
to be that the public at over the
entrance to the hunter generator
house would give. better fpervice if the
numerals and hands alluded all plain
er. It appears that Mglsss st ti:
front of the timepiece slits somewhat
as a screen. though at night, when the
giai is illuminated. the fonditiona are
etter.
Tw‘o wellkuowo til Norwaik
business men wer ov' mist Norwalltc
way yesterday aft rnoon looking for a
launch. At last acpounts they had not
yet found just the kind they were of
ter. it is understood to be their pur-
pose to purchase a boat together. Sev
erai East Norwatkera also have their
eyes peeled fer small launches but
they admit that the best time to have
gong rummaging in this line would
have been last filll.
Howard Gehrnisnn. of Cove avenue
is again mourning the loss of his Eng
it h setter. Ned? Ned is a good dog.
but every little while ’he develops a
taste for adventure and scenes anew.
Recently he took a trip ever to Stem
fora all due. hilt evdnghslly returned
hotnet‘y sledhbnftl‘ successful
returns from other itions. it is
expected that he will return in due
time fronii his present ilgrimage, on;
less some one along {he way takes
a fancy to him.‘
Duringqhe past few days several
more cases have broken out at this“
end of the town. "gh t is not be
iievcd that the lots: much over half
‘ gth and must}...
“Units equal: to" one eoeti
mil
WJ‘MIARING TACKLE THAT”
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Ill WAOHINO‘I'OWM‘R
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. from;
(i.
also had his Doricn house m-counected .
«will he held- in tile tchspei cf the
‘ have been misused ant! minced.
‘ totally an int» commission for the sap
' the.
' George Jarvis ,
a dozen. which is sits a contrast. to
the conditions in lit Whirl t
first of the week there wet-p.10
til cakes. Since then the so ill
rown This malady cont:gV
s. but fortunately. the‘, percentlaége'
a?" severe cases is not very large
the present little
one ng thsl o P
Wieunflr
Mo nh'on 0 Center
school, who contracted. it from a pa
J and was laid up fo week. Mr.
clinhon bu fully v’ and has
resumed his schopldutl
Fred Miller. who roses up by step
from cabin boy to puffer, on the
staunch old New York Clipper. who is
the connecting link between the past.-
and the present. vi g stepped
aboard twenty- -ilve ye rs' after Ed
smes stepped ashore. has brought a
pretty little house on the outskirts of
Brooklyn. where he and his family the
rest of their lives will be Able “to sing
"The Dearest Spot on Earth to Me is
Home. Sweet Home." Purser Miller is
no relation to the clergyman‘of that
name who prophesised the end of the
world in 18“ and who togetherw with
most of his followers ex tedto be
taken up into the clouds lite Elijah.
An acquaintance of Mr. James. who
kept a large shes a to in Division
street. one of the Hi el‘iies. put out
his whole stock of shoes on the side.
walk the night before when‘ the non-
believers fairly fought each other to
get possession. and the neat day the
frugal storekeeper was s ruined mas
Some of the present day prophets in-
terpreters claim that Miller was seven-
ty years ahead of his time. and that
the real ending of the world is to he
October. 1914.
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8. C Bond is in town on business.
lie resides in Bridgeport.
09E. Stevens. of Belle island. who
as been quite iii, is slightly improv-
ersl of the caseslh
epidefsi c have been
Benjamin Clark. of New Vork, was
(i nguest of Rowayton friend. yegter-
ay. .
ill Marsh and Met nurse. of Rav-
tuond street. are visiting frietga in
Fall River. Mass
it." Anetta Baker isV wigprxved, and
pi is o withlid Demit-
3396:! can? island {pr Desolation
it
Mr. and Mrs. James Ennis. of New
York, were guests of N? and N”
R. Demarest of Cede; Cottage this
week.
Au mworth League social will be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
tone Cnshman Logan street. Friday
evening. Allure welcome.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Rowsytsh flower Club
Heirloom Church Tuscany afternoon
May e.1m.:tso'stsca.
Commodore cgflsrlil s'Klein of the
Rowayton Ya b. is expected
home from hla European trip. Satur-
day. Mr. Kfiin sparse“: tour has been
confined to the Britilh isles
' Samuel Mnltln. of the Roton Point
Volunteer ufe Sax .Corps. has re-.
céiy'ed a silver rn‘bd from the head-V
outsmart for his hrs ry in saving the
life of lites It. Wham. but In-
land over a year no,
The last meeting at the Home Mis-
sion Class under the present manage
most will he held Friday evening of
this week. Young ladies who desire
to dteep the little work up will kindly
remember the business hour of that
evening.
A surprise May party was tendered
to Ernest A. Tsylorwof the ‘J. and J.
Cash Company. South Norwalk. by‘his
mung friends in Rowayton. lastnight.
Among the guests wercr Florence “Ad-
cock. Ernest Taylonlathel Taylor.
Wallace Beneiishs. Corinne Acksrt
Mollie Bencilsbs. Hilton Taylor. John
Savage. tussle Slugs. Herbert Col'
lings. Charles Adcock. Rose Snlmn.
Martha Taylor, Edna Savage Minerva
Carpenter. Frances. Ceilings.
-'l‘heophiie munrwishes to say. to.
whom it may concern or interest that
be deeply regrets that it is a necessity,
for him to remove the small station;
which he had built lat
trolley inaction n'st'tr “”19 island. for
the convenience at the public in gener-V
in that assay. The station is
Hemefully “3:33)“, mmnki it a nni- '
sauce taste a Benet He very
pinch readies sttiut his good intentions
The i‘tewsyton Yacht. Club will for
son; on astur May 15th, ill
probably haveg’ly'refitts onu 3:310 l
Day. The club‘s annual reception
be held some time durin ‘hJuly.
will be a very elaborates air, excel
tag. it is aaucipateir the very tine
function of mates/9dr Recently the
club has procur a handsome chal-
lenge cup,. whiten will. he. raced. for at
successive meets. The membership is
53;; Mint Kins. been eleven
itlo‘ns ott roe l during the year.
There are twentyiwb motor boats in
set ranging . fifty feet. the“
of Co V e Kleins Okay.
i frying,
mi yesterday
fall at the .
ii p M t, y Aclteriy.
" “#3 hare c333, M‘grockett. Eid-
as landrignn Dewey Mills. lddar
ott, Mater Russell Robert Scull.
Thompson. Alice Lynch. nose
Fatima Mott Eva Russell An-
Helen
babel
Webb.
illitihill :W
e; . . ». 5.
Constable and Mrs.“ fisiford Smith.
0f other, were gusits 3? sterility 0!“
relatives in Bridgeport
Fred Skliiman pleaded will!
fore Justice Willmolk. in Dnrien. M0".
day night. to a charge. of. violation of
the motor vehicle law, was hold 310.
Seem. ils Waterbury.
ups large sign with s red background
and white letters. informing the pub-
lic that all can step at the corner of
Main street and Railroad avenue. in
Darien.
State Highway Commissioner James
H. MacDonald (same through Darlen.
accompanied by two assistants. in his
automobile, yesterday afternoon. Mr.
MacDonald's car is s Hartford built
machine.
Mrs. J. F:,Davies who has been un-
dergoing treatment at the Stamford
Hospital. was brought home to Darien
Sunday. She seems somewhat improv-
ed. for which» her many friends are
sincerely glad.
The pupils of the Barton Center
school have been faithfully practicing
for their entertainment. for the bone-
iit of the piano fund which will be
held at the town hall on Wednesday.
and Friday evenings
The Daricn baseball team announce
that they will open their season.
'weather permitting: on Saturday after-
noon of this week. “Their opponents
will be the Cuban Giants. of South
Norwalk who were to have played
here last week A rain storm prevent-V
rdA inst Saturday's'gnme.
Af‘w days ago d Wilimott. And
Russel Spooner. t wellknown Dar
ien young men. set out for North Du
hum. where they hope to make their
fortunes. The batch of young men
who started westward a few months
ago and landed in California were
still there when last reported.
The case of the Dal-ten antoist ar-
rested Sunday by the local constables.
which was to have been tried out Mon-
dsy night. was settled without the es-
trn session. The driver had been fined
.10 and costs Sunday and he paid up.
The car had coins from Bell Brothers
garage in Stamford according to the
authorities.
hire Henry Bueiicher went to New
Rochelle yesterday to attend the fun-
ersi of her mother. During the past
few weeks. Mrs. 'Brencher has been
sorely enlisted. and she has the. deep.
Est sympathy of the community. it
was only a month Vago that her father
died and two week's ago that her hus-
band passed away.
Darien business meta would very
much like to haven local bank with
which they might transact business.
but several projects to establish one
have fallent through. That one; has
Vhot come before this is of course due
to the den ts that it would not be a
paying that tutl e business man
states that be t I one would grow
into good proportions.
Leonard Myers. who is employed by
Denis F. Atacama!” painlfullyhinjélr
sturgeon dur ng t e re
on the roof of Mr. morsa's blacksmith
shop. Mr. Myers was turning the crank
of the pump of a well at the rear of
tuna Schllchtlng brothers' store. fur-
nlshing water for the bucket brigade.
when the crank slipped off. it hit him
in the mouth opening a gash clear
into the gum. lie was advised to have
a physician dress the wound. ,
Darien had a little fire yesterday
shortly after noon. but fortunately
there was not a great loss. The roof
of the blacksmith shop of Chief bouts
F. Stoorss. of the Darien Firs De,-
psrunent. was discovered to be ablaze
and an alarm was turned in. The dre-
then responded on the jump. Eagle
Hook In La drier and Engine Com-
turnA ng o'ut wt thttheir chemical
long he. rigsde was also
me it god; the two agencies.
shorts; work was made of the fire.
which. however. burned quite a hole
to roof is was supposed
}to ye seen Vsspark from
a passing "EGMXE. " .'
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Miss Sadie. milieu
with friends in town.
Miss Josephine. Goddllbt is enter
tslnlng friend: front New York.
Mr apglurs. Joseph G If att are
entertaining friends from Ne Yet-1L
9 Mr. and hire. Ambrose Hurlbut-t
\have returned home after a visit with
their son in Wooten.
spent Sunday
hit. and .F‘l‘eder M. Salmon
entertained WM «Musical so
cietv M y eve at their home
on Riveraide avenue.
w. books a
i redo Jennings; :IN lane. Depot yr 3
be-X '
The Connecticut Company has put ;
The . of Snub G Meeker
against rge Meeker is to come tilt
in the May the civil sugirior
chug“ m on agility” m «it eek
e s s a vorpe -
W . sui tinge):
iasks form ' at as suV Vrd up
for a minor d rue
. whom nature was strug
ms in
.. a". .
views-was w: ream-m .m
fairly good living could be made un-
til the supply ran out
At the Congregational parsonage
every Thursday evening a class of
young people will be taught sight
reading and part singing by some
competent teacher. All are invited to
join this class. provided that they
can first pass the preliminary voice
inspection The expense of music and
incidentals will be bot-uh equally by
the members of the c I. it is voice
cultivation in the his ' form and-a
new project for Westport. ’
THE SLEEPING SICKNESS.
Commission Hopes That Mr. HOG”
velt Will visit the Camp.
MOMBASA. British East. Africa.
Sstrdsy. Aplil 3.—The sleeping sick-
ness commission is hoping that Theo
dore Roosevelt wil pay a visit to the
expedition camp t Sense. Ugans‘da.
Where Sir David and Lady Bruce are
in charge of the negro float hospi-
this The governmthl Centaur.
France and Belgiinfl' " l as the
government of this ‘ EKlnIdom.
-!
are lcysily working or endeav-
oring to find a cure. or preventive
for the sleeping sickness Altogether
seven European doctor’s have succumb
ed to the fatal disease since the de-
termined efforts to on with the evil
were commenced. Gorernor Sir Hes-
keth Bell describes his latest visit to
the camp as follows; '
‘Thc patients were lodgetf in large
in tolled bandae and. were divided Ac-
co ing to sex and the various stages
of he disease. in one enclosure we
saw a number of infants. in whom the
first outward signs of the scourge were
just appearing. Unaware of their lm
pending deem. the little black mites
phycd and rolnped to their ‘heatts'
content ‘in the shade of‘ the banana
grove and only the swelled glands at
the base of their necks showed that
their fate' was sealed. it was sad in
deed to think that in a very short time
these merry pesis of laughter would
grn'd‘unlly become more and more rare
and-that 1 all those poor little
creatures; in whom the icy of life was
so strodg, would. after a year or two
of misery. be laid in the crowded
cemetery that i could just use between
the trees.
"in a row of sheds. surrounded btv
the banana groves which supply the
motor the patientspwe new numbers
of. those wh'o‘had reached the second
stage of the disease. Most of them
appeared to be suffering acutely. They
seemed to shun the cool shade of the
broad thatched mole, and preferred to
sit‘or lie in the full blaze of the. noon
day sun. -
‘Evsn there many 09 them shiver al-
most constantly and drew about their
emaciated limbs the brown rags of
bark cloth which partly covered them.
The dnfim festuges and ileum eyes
testified to the gnawing pains that
almost constantly afflict them. and the
unhappy creatures appeared to have
special dread of being touched Many
of them were in the peculiar state of
lethargy which has. doubtless. been
respansibie for the misleading name
by which the disease has become cam
monly known. .
"ll‘urther in. we came to those who
were. in. the last stages of the disease.
hviossbou about. on beds of without
leaves. they had reached a degreem
annotation that was honible tenant
That .udl'estures looked like.
pistons. only rthei? doleiul
g indies ed the pmssnce of- tits
nvthe wretched "stuns: .A «win
[fling hard. but
U “VIII. vlfilfl. I‘ll!!! Mil“ 01V tile
risxllnore. lass.
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float and d The'comlth W . 'W’gl‘ WW ”0"
season promises to a most ems-Van Fifi“?! and v3!) 3‘ 5.: It";
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1 asst-tomb Pull-rim ”3% $33.?“ ‘ . mggfifiég
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flotsam“? iSteven-,1 m is for mi rigs
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"t”. "h .32? 3; a: ..
“runway, lower a W timed
“finest. more; in' disguise
i
use! ii. Auto 0 site the a e“:- s ._
(ct. that. the b crfatlt‘ltes hhd‘w berg-B
orce o ca 0 esyy
revent t [ti oing mh:rm..‘oh0 chem:
livied tbamtg .
tartar-saw bolt .
tints. . V ..
arm-tunnel.“ ism spi- rt
within that. M of all
as
a.‘Sllt is generally“ accepted th‘t a va-
r ltyuftbpfl‘l:a ch thighs.
lflfintfbfih m ”.3 gall
use. This fly exists in We
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numbers on the shores of the Victoria
Ny.anzs and also on the borders of
some other lakes of Uganda. Its imbi-
tat. however is restricted to a narrow
belt of forest growth adjoining water
and a width of two miles is believed
to be the limit of the infected zone.
Out of some 300.000 souls inhabiting
the shores of Victoria Nyanss" and the
islands of the Great use, over 200.-
000 have already been up! out of ex-
intense. and it remains o be seen
whether the remainder can still he
saved.
"The extermination of the Tsetso
appears to tie a hopeless task. and it
has therefore been decided to re
m‘oveahil the surviving population out
of the“ reach oft-the fatal syn"
ACQUITTEP OF APEFDING.
thinl-
Evlds‘ncs to Convict
Thomas, at mmtk.
The trials of Editor Edward J.
Thomas. of crwslk. and “New
ridge art. were ld yil‘s~
a florist. of
terday afternoons 2 o‘clock. before
Justice Bacon was an. of Fat 914.
the state being repre ented by
color Clitus H. King. and turned out
to be nothing more than a farce. ‘
Mr. Thomas was visited Holiday.“-
ternoon‘ by Frank Virilli. of mastitis
police. who informed Mr. Thomas that
he was under~srrest for violating the
speed law Sunday afternoon when the
editor drove through Fairfleld. the of-
ficer claiming that he was excreted Vg
the speed limit. Virilll testified t
he saw the car one-eighth of a mile
N0
away. and took outing wot
timed it out it reached him. up
that the dis use we ered in
0rd breaking time. he ustlce not“
Virllli If anyone was in the
the time the editor's m chine he will
sight Virilll replied t “5° misfit.
but that two children were NW
3 yard nearby. The justice new
if he thought that their ayes» *
endangered and Virilit’ replied thif
thought they were. Queggbw neiJu
as to the. noon at of e
Virilii statedt at he could notfifi‘
qgnise the party who? was driving tile
”Prosgcutsar King mega“ thatI
cases e topped, as
evidence that e ”KEANE!“ question
couldbe bee‘o‘nvtc ed on.
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granting a cone ution: to; eri ; V
been signed sprigs y‘qt'es‘ .. VV‘. , .
The document mocha" hula “ ‘ .
constitutional regiuie e- to vemflfi
ofdzriugéns shoal “i: refit all???”
or re promo Vu'g ew
people. his majesty [3“ are
tution to the nation. flab” wl
heldl 'ifl sccordsncsu’v‘vsmdthmir slau-
tora aw, to s ,
should be cogplg‘tled by July 19. ywd
the deputies will assemble at Totem
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“amt“ os‘ cy wanton nu D.
ass. May 5.—
old Cant Iidge'port Gymnasium build-
ing on the corner of Harvest and . .
pect streets and occupied by the ..
_Mary' s cathhllc Acceptance. was flint
ted early today." Three. tire
injured. The io‘sais estimat
000. it was with arsenal.
‘rtntndng reggae‘rtzy was a‘aé
boildi g wss retitled will .I
eflorts of the is‘ifl not,
lly. the noted “bloom.
The loss is combed by ineptitude.
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Susquehanna: one of the. tug at
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ashorea exam!
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on may by unit P
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