Had Treatment in Two Saultariums
in Westport and Wes Treated
' by I Local Physician
ttttttititttt
Hill IIIIlIIIli ititi tits
Mother Had Relused to Have Him
Sent lo~Asylum
: AdditIOnnl loenl interest In the toys-
tery surrounding the titt'ooiuus murder
of Robbie llomus and Arthur Slilbley.
two six-yent'vold boys in High Bridge,
New York! hits been «attend by tho or-
rest yesterday of Herbert J, Dennison.
The New York police say that every
circumstance points to Dennison hav-
ing been the murderer.
For several duysiusl summer. poo
nisou was treated by n South Norwhlk
physician. to whose units» the young
man, who Is about thirty, was taken
by his utothér.
Previously Dennison had been lin-
dcrgolng treatment nl both of the
Westpori snottnrlutns From here the
mother took him to n unllnrium at
Norwich. us a private patient. His
mother, whole tin undersitted womnn.
hesitated at having him regularly com-
mitted "tiy‘duo process of low on no-
rount of the trouble she would have in
treating hint out. again and for lltttl
reason had him entered as n privnte
patient.
it was reported that Dennison was
lnlton from tho Westport institution
ul‘tor he had suddenly leaped over a
fence from the ifititutiop grounds and
”v » I ..
oltuscd some lit ‘ .giuln. .Whtlo hero
Dennison was ‘ in nu excitable
tuood. though he seemed to respond to
the commands of his mother. During
the time he was treated hero'ltls tnotit-
cr reuidediufirmthpbrt. The South Nob
walk phys i ’ Vito do” not cure to
town it'll ‘ é mefilltil'l ii the dis»
cussion. (lobbied thst Den icon was it
tnnnlnctul depressive case. ..
The New York police arrested yen
tot-tiny Herbert .lcrotne Dennison, cure
it slugo magicinn. who. they say, ls utt-
quostionubly the man who murdered
Robbie Looms and Arthur Shibiey. the
six-yonr-oid boys who were in lllxli
lirlduo Pnrk on .luliiiury l2. Last night
lllHilt‘t'll)!‘ Mottnft‘orty sflor u long talk
with Illt‘ prisoner at headquarters tutld
(Continued rn Seventh Page:
HBRMIT WOMAN “is
32.500 W HER CLOTHES
An Interesting story of n curious
ltortntt-womnn has been told in Nor-
tvnlk. The women, who Wits related now
chilly nnd professionally in one of the
strongest families In li‘liil‘llolll county.
dird sumo time ago not for trout N01“
walk. and it most curious revolution
was mndo. This was that she had ltnd
i nooroted In her clothed nod about the
rooms of her home. in various nooks
null crannies. money ntuountinu to
.1
82.500. Mlll‘li of It won Just nu silo
tutti received It from hrr tltinttotnl
axon-L ltolts of bills, runny of them.
were found. untouched.
8hr lived with u slnlor ntid was it
wontun of tontnrkuhly thrifty turn of
mind. bul'tho llittlilli ol nnrlnll wnn nt-
wsyn upon her unit this obsession nlir
could never tltrow off during her life.
'I‘lto tummy will ltow revert to her
uottrrsl bolt“. her ulster.
KEENE PLEADS lGNORAtfiCE
0F HOCKING COAL POOL
........L.........
NEW YORK. .inti. til-«Efforts to
shuttle out, .tunton It. Keene, the report-
ml innnnuor of the recently collapsed
pool on Columbus Mill Hocking Cool
umI iron stock, worn under way todly
on the part of members in the pool
lilitl other» shouted by the bin I'll! in
the stocks and it; disastrous slump on
Wednesday. .
'l‘lio roperlnd text of the pool Agree-
mont Included n specific .stlputntlon
that. holders or sixty per cent. of the
certificate; subscribed for by the pool
hurt the right to unit for nn‘bccoutittu.
Today it was reported that lawyers
representing holders of the requisite
number or shares bed the necessary
signatures and would,» once serve
the nest upon “Liliane.
Mr. eons refused to discuss the
matter except mammoth that he
knows nothingltiggt th l
rAxnl
it
i
mt snub.
Oman!
he‘ll: oi oaths rust»
unit , , _, . _
_rtlon otfths ormr nods it
“Harlan- police ti
3. number of hysterical m
on. , arms so
- r~.......r
Filling East End.ol Structure Soon
\ .
Announcement is made by the select-
meu that they have completed new
specifications for the tilting work at
the Worthington street brltlae. These
uticcltiontlonn were compiled by the
neiectmen on the ground that the or-
iginal ones would not Induce contrnc-
tors to bid for the job. There has
been considerable hope that the Con.
nooticttl Company will take the job
finally, on account of their superior
facilities for carting the filling mater-
ial with their cars. . .
Though the work will be started at
least six months later than was con-
templated by the town. (the to tho
selectmeu not beginning the job when
the money become available, there is
considerable hope that the Job will
be under way early In the spring. it
it is not the sclectmctt will undoubted
iy tind their ears tingling. It It Is it
fact that people's ears tingle when lilt-
cotnplimentnry things tire said about
them. The peepie want so tethluu
done about the bridge and tbey‘pvilt not
be sutlsticd unless the seleotmen show
In rensonnble amount of interest in the
work its outlined.
in reference to agitation tit furor
of rescinding the. original vote of the
town to begin the tilting work in,- per
the report of the special “'cottttttittoo.
appointed by a town [peeling to In-
vestigate the bridge problem nod to
make recommendations to the town
meeting which received the l‘t‘iit’il‘t. and
noting vorably on it. Eben illll. ol
the committee. states that in his twin
too that it is better for the town to
tilt ill from the East Norwulk side.
This was the opinion of Mr. Hill at
the conclusion of careful study oror
the problem. and he has not changed
his mind since. so lnr no the muln
problem In concerned. or its details.
All: iliii points out thul permission
was socumd front the l‘uitod Stilton
government to fill itt 450 foot from tho
lentil Norwnlk side. In this connection
it should be homo in mind that Select
mun All‘rod Arlson was quoted ill on
interview Ill The Sentinel recently an
slitting tltnt the. soioottncu llllt‘o lllloll
lit its for us the government will ullow.
that how Mr, Avisnn ttguros scouts un-
t'nthoutnhle, especially in view of tho.
[not thul so for till the ordinary rill-
zctt Is ttltio to ltit'toryo. the filling tutu
not been even started.
‘S‘pen'ttiWETlti‘ihiéiV‘on the whitin-
value of filling or concrete urcheu. Mr.
ilili holds that tilting. ilt oddilton to
being very greatly chenpor. is more
permanent. A cottcroto urch struc-
ture. he fours. would come close to
hsnkrupting the town. While the
money urnitnbic now for tho titling
wdl not complete the work. ho hold-2
that it will pity for the most of tho
450 foot tilt on tho oust side.
ttttttttt titttiti
Pill III tttttttttt
Prominent Citizens Arc Among Those
Shawn Yesterday-24 Now
in an isolated Hospital
WAKEFIELD, Mann. .Iun. 25.“Al’
though the board of health and tho
townspeople gonoruily were unlimited
yontordny that the epidemic of unmit-
pox which hint boon roping here was
on the White. three now (films were dis»
covered today. One of those found
to be suffering from tho dliwflflt‘ was
William G. Strong, a prominent ottl-
zoo and president of a machinery
ntnnulncturin; company with offices
to Boston. .‘l’ho other victims were
thituui 8ntith‘nltd his son Joseph.
both factory workorn. There are new
24 patients In tho Isolated hospital.
None of the. cotton thus for have ‘prov’
oil fntni.
FORTUNE FAVORS ANOTHER
iNTOXiCATED lNDlVIDUAL
llow urnmlly fortuno‘frequently fur
vor. a drunken mun was strikingly ll-
iuntrntod yesterday tu~Wntit avenue. it
short distance above “Mid "renowned
s than was metuulty snntched from the
trim of death. ' it
John lntcskcy. of it lminxton nvc-
nun. is otnpiuytlt lit! n drivar,by (lun-
trcctcr John Menuhon. Yesterday
morning, lntcsltay tirinlt‘more than a
man- should who is doing it day’s work.
To him ht. curt use! was about tic sui-
bin tut ti small boat in p roomy.
While things were going around for
him. Mall: 9 pitnhtni forwsrd sud
landed he ”on his norm. With
more son-c thou the tun po ti
st um time. the harm stop . flow
and We run to the man's assist-
ance suds trolls our on hold up.
Mr. McMahon nomad to be nono‘
by and Cannabis J. £00th on s
Museum on the enroll rtthm‘l inw-
out man to haul uncanny from his
precarious light. its was so (trunk
tint (tennis to Goodwin innit him to
. «denature... _
this morning Prospectus Attorney
Willi-tn .l‘. Tatum hill to no to
on Rival)“ a» nu trip and
«um um ._ “ Emu-but until in
mg” ‘ :1. r“ s,
J‘jl i i
h .’ l ‘ . '
Living Hits Accomplished Results
:in Many Plum
Bliiitltlltllllltillll ill
ill ill itilii l1 Pilllllil
Beet, Pork. Potatoes and Bags Athena
the Necessities Reduced
their first victory here in their battle
nguiust prevailing food prices, when
wore. announced In the wholesale
products and the
dressed bet-f cuts.
ilig recessions are also made in the
value of live. hogs. cattle nnd sheep.
better grades 0!
outs nud provisions on the speculative
umrkots.
in...
(Continued on Sixth Paced
fittliti straits . "
tttttttt it till titttit
Maine Secs Trailol \Rtiin a Waters
Folk—Conditions Have Been
Agitation Against the High‘Cosl oi;
l
mt
CHICAGO, January 25.—Agtuimrs'
ngnttmt the high cost of living snttiod‘
reductions of three to live per cent.’
prices of eggs. butler. potatoes. porkl
and In tho quotntiontt on wheat. corn.‘
in
“mYn'lANUMtrsr. 19'
and installed by
l hmoncclii
.. the ttuttuu inde-
pendent Stud 3' viii cum. held Sui»
tiny afternoon oi. Quittner’s Hull. listl-
road avenue. indented" recently elect-
ed were installdd by Honorary Prost-
den‘t Frank lun‘nouzetll. At the con-
clusion of the, (ruinous meeting and
exercises rein gotcha were served
nttd a [Choral Iliad time enjoyed.
The limiters thatched were as fol.
lows; , .
l'rosidenthslvntor Cimrtott. t
VIee-i’reitldentt-«Touy Audlno.
Racer-din: Secretarymsportdlcne ris-
posito. '
‘ Swmtnri'mancesct,t Ptuc~
a
Ftnnnctnl
qundl
Tron “stimulate Mncavoro.
'l‘t‘ustocs—(lultl'icl Marine. Antonio
Butte. Panelists “alumni of t-luugtttuck
and Print: (icon of Norwnlk.
Flag hesmnmt-iuivutor
and Michele titiochin.
HorREInthlt-Armlv-r-Jalllttrl Citiuuc.
Phystelun ~~~~~ Dr. V. G. Tito.
’t‘he I‘lX‘lCLV into very good ltunnolul
condition.
l'l soc rut n
i
til i
Unrqualcd in 50 Years
'25.
nosroN, .inu. «won dust. inst
niuhl t'onssuriug reports canto trout
lilo liiiiliy New Huxllnd Dillon and
towns which huvo boon tnenucod by
i'rvltllt‘ln or nnusunl‘imlumo and by
"00d conditions that have not been
oqttttlled for 60 yours. *
Evoryu‘hore the river. are steadily
flitting. At Springfield lhoro were it ’
tool of water In the Connecticut. i’on-
lordny there were H. In New Milton"
shtro the tilerrtmtie to buck poorly to
uoruuti height. . i
in Motor. however. whore tho
Hittifin \roro worso, lho'wct-sntou of the
wulors nus plntnly llllll‘ltl‘d by their»
trnlt of mill. The damages caused
in this otto stnlo will roach well into
lllt‘ ton of tltounn'u of dollars.
'I‘ito wnlorn hnw M‘t‘lflilllll‘ll
losses to divers ways. liridnrs have
been swept away by tho Iri-lndctt
stronuis. roads intro boon wnuhod out ,
null rotten of rulirond and electric;
track how been wnsltod nwny or
minted out of shutw. Toriuy novornl
tuills were fort-mi to suspend running
a considerable ions on wages,
why—M. - ..
llilillll Pllli iiilli’liilllili
illli’S tillIIIIIi Sililll
i
DAYTON. 0., Jun. Aeropltiuittu
to tho North Pole wan ptonouuomt I
roosounbio foot by Commander Robert
E. Peary in it discussion hero with
Wilbur Ind Orville Wright. lluit night.
Priory met the Wright brothorti nftur
deliveries an nddrou for the bottom
of the 'l'nborouloslu flocioty. and Or~
ville immediately united the explorer
Iboul polar possibilities. The newsst-
tlou. in soon front the Wright'- points
0: view, he oxplatnnd, worn nurtures
that would permit a machine to ntttrl.
in 3 flight. slight and nturt satin.
”Prom what. We soon. i should fool
stile itt venturing tho uponoltilion that
till sumptuous would hove no trouble
getting started." replied Polity. "Once
in titnht. it could llnd ettouph open
space to slight and start again. tit tiny
stage of its tourney, until the pole but
been vouched." 9
large
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259"“
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NEW TILIU’HONIJOOK OUT’.
Omttl Pin Marthe. lot In sum Typo
graphically.
‘l‘ltut niwuys interesting uurtsrly,
known as the Connecticut i’l‘ntsphono
Directory. is out for January, with n
gorgeous ornnue colored cover this
time. it bears date of January 28.
it shows on Improvement. in its typo
graphical mulls up. in that the names
In the volumcyird set to mailer type.
while the cell numbers uroput in it
nine. out which constitutes so mutilate
in: will summit! be
, iii if
tint _ tli' titttts
Factories "dashes: Hcm Clea
on Account cl Lock oi Power
I‘Altit-i. Jun. 25. ~-l-‘ifti thousand
soldiers.rontprlnlng tho nutrition of
l'llllii were plncod til the disposition of
tho municipal authorities loony to
tight the flood whono rarity-.3 uro
ppm-titling ruin nod constorttntiutr
tiitouhguut lilo oily.
.\t it o'clock this morning tho wntv
or at Pout Royal hunt touchod 25 foot
uboro low lldo and won rising at the
rnio of bodily hall on inrh an hour
with the pmnwol of the rise oontitiuv
inn until midnight.
'i‘ho dotnuno nimoiy dom- in incul-
W
(Continued on lieu-nth Punt.
SEATING ARRANGEREM‘S
FOR BANQUET TOMORROW
The seating committee for tho Mor-
cllllHti and anrfnrlurorn' Assurin-
llott bouquet toutormw ovotttnx. T. i.
littytuoud and it. it. Golden. spertnliy
nnd urgently mount ill: person; who
sent iti their ucccptnncos and now mid
lltIt they will not be able to attend.
notify ono of tho committee. of their
exported absence In that their pianos
only be unsigned to others who have
rooontly applied.
The banquet contmlttoo In in fair-
nest, and honor under obligations to
ilrst provide for those who complied
with the notice of the oomtnittoe and
sent In their acceptances within the
limo specified. bill it In tm , that or-
eryone desiring to attend wtl be pro
video for. About twenty/Jive applica-
tions tum- beon received since the
time specified. landlord Connor is
nutkintr every effort to leave no one
out. ’i‘lio committee now third: that
with expected vncttnclmi and on mm
units in the boil. it necessary. till por-
tion» «innit-int: to Ittsnd will be lotion
cure of. Total It intentions ltnvo rennin
on one hundred thtrt . ‘
it ill unwind Ml the tables will
be “round for Suction Wednesdly
morning sud the «set number of
biscuit determined. Dinars. Raymond
sud Golden» will then be shirt to
unit or inquiries of thorn in doubt
one nor their utm- mr secure.
Whom possible they will try-tonal
parties tumult". when such deaths is
expressed to thorny” .
The handout . will be served at
promptly mo o'clock.
blocker letter. As the tines urn spliced _ * WW} “-
sgnt moll'e‘wtd‘slly than, itsretuf'lirg. the ,"l on born rlfi‘ti‘nlud on this
ii “on! nruertotito ‘N I. u
call he in twins lbr more readily. £§$.H:fimtmm“gfim Pa"!
it Is notices“ that the tire ltllti'ln . . , . .- y 7 ‘
cults tor the vsrious cities have been “WWW A“ "FAN" ‘ 3°“ “W
filming“: gram“ the gratin: batch. in sinus than.“ .» . . «
more a. son on our one am ’ v t ,. ~ ,
ours space In nit sire y plethnrio voi- 1th” MO nod the old
' "in! _ mun run down 9'
_ tutu cuppa. on} f
n trust.
fl
lair; lightvsr attic ‘wtndl. " it -
went and northwest.
"wondrous roan
Purity-him tonight: in
10s ‘ {I
Sill HAW ll
County Commissioner Denies Publish-
ed Report That He is Alter the
Jolt ol the County Sheriii
iii’liiiili illitiiiillli’
Hill Piliiilil ‘illillliiilil
What the Bridgeport Papers Say oi
the Coming Control
Yesterday was County (hunmlssiou-
or Stun-on i'ouse‘n busy titty With the
tutorvIowhrs. Lost oveuInu all three
of the Bridgeport evening putters coir
tuiuod statements front tho commis-
sioner regarding :1 report that had
drifted South Norwsikwurd to the of-
i‘rrl that he will; not averse to shoot-
in; a itnrpoou attached to n line into
the shrlovnlty nomination this full in
ouso life gets to? worm in the ltopub-
ltoun rump for Slit-rid Sidney id. Haw.
loy.
(Continued on Second Page.)
ttttttttthii‘ii’
it our units
Prospective Bride and Fiance Chase
Back and Forth by Rail Till
Fate intervenes
h
\t’A'l‘idittliliti’. .iuu. lifts-wi’hiltp C.
Angrnro. of New York. and Miss Min-
ltlc hoods. from Aberdeen. Scotland.
have discovered how muny slips there
urn ‘twlxt oup Ind lip~or. in this case,
intwoutt letting unused dud getting
tttnrriud. This involved the oxpcndt
lure of temper. not to mention ruli-
rotul lure between Wuterbury and
New York; but all will be Wt‘ll today.
for they pro to be married nest Ros-
ton. and they plnn to live linppuj' over
nftor in New York.
Mitts [mods arrived in Waterbury
lust WN'IK Monday and wont to the
home of Mrs. Juno i-ipom'hly. exporting
to mono Itntoedlnto nrrnngentcutn for
her worldtntr, Mr. Anxruvo was not in
town, so she decided to follow hint to
Long lsltuttl City. lie in tho menu
WhihI hnd stnrtod for Wittorliury Ind
pushed Miss hoods on the wsy. lilies
lmodn hnd missed her donttunttou, so
Mr. Animire started for New York to
find her. Miss Mods. disuppolntud tit.
not finding him in tour. Island City.
had nirondy started to return to Water
bury.
Here the titles intervened nttd outn-
uod to put up a hood at Nnugntuck
on Suturdoy. 'l‘ho trains from both
directions wore stopped and here the
lit mot nod udltisted their difficulties.
mm...— .4...
TREASURER MAHER SHOWS
HA'lTER'S ACCOUNT BOOK
HARTFORD. Jun. ,. in nu nttompt
to determine how much the United
Ivlnllorn of North Amorlcurspent In the
attempt to unionlze lite Loewe factory
ltt lhtnhury. the soeouul books of
'l‘rontutrer Mutter worn produced in lilo
ilnitod titular t‘trottil Cintrt ‘tudity.
'l‘odly‘u session marked the opening
of the olevuttth week of the boycott
suit of t). id. IAMWO oi oi. «author on
riot: huttcrs tulhtn suite. in which datu-
an: of 1240.000 urn claimed under the
t-Ihcrtnsn tutti-trust law.
With Treasurer Muhur on the wit.
units stand thorn with n searching ex-
tuuluution of the lttvtu embodied in the
defense fund. President Melittt had
litld it cost 1284th to unlontsc the
Route! factory, nud the items mu dur-
ing the entity purl ol the emu-exam-
Ittutiun rotstnd'tu this ftietory. Wit-
ness know instructor: of the includes
were colonised by tho‘nitorts of others.
adding t'snythlnt'hir. “unlit, tutti»
snout doesn't grow smaller with Mr
moon to himself." ’Witusss it“ on.
tibia to give cousin detnlll 'cunucrn‘
“in: the usnmntion of the expands} of
the present suit by the linked flutters.
m on uni-n would: dunner
HIM. ’
. "Do you know. l’d rather tilts to ride
on one or those «residues tnyutf." ‘
"Well. there's so low
you."
2T»
I
preventing; .
um.— ..
. ,7th ms
tlillii unlit; ‘ 9
us but V tilti
First Annual Event a Great Social .
sud Financial Success in
Arlen Hall
The ltulian Social Club gave its first
‘smnd prize ntasquersde bull in Arion
Hall. lull evening. There was an at-
tsndunce of about four hundred peo-
lpie throughout the evening, and the!
allatr‘wso it line success. The majority
lot those present were In costume and
lmnskod. and much fun was afforded
l the spectators throughout the evening.
Seine of the costumes were very hund-
some and many different characters
were represented. and the usual num-
Ibur of surprises occurred when the
masks were removed at the conclusion
of the grand march for the vsrious
prices offered. The judges to: these
events were Dr. A. 8. floral. of Stem-
ford; lt. Discus. of Bridgeport; M. Vo-
chiu. of Bridgeport; A. Count. of
llrldgcport: Rocco Di Merino, of Mer-
ideu. and Hertnun Quittner and Wil—
littnt Lctnongelii. of South Norwalk.
After much consideration it was de‘
cided to award the prize for the best
couple to Miss Elisabeth Noonan and
Joseph Mueller. of South Norwulk. The
prttte was s 810 gold piece. The prize
of a 32.519 gold piece each for the most
comical costume went to Joseph Cop-
unno nod Patsy Aristotle. who were
certainly very funny.
Excellent music for dancing was fur-
nished by Svcc's full concert orchestra.
and the fun was kept up until after 2
o‘clock this morning. Refreshments
were served.
The otllcers and various committees
were as follows:
Floor Mnnsxer~~beounrd Discos.
Aide-«V. .l. Mots.
President—Joseph illness.
\‘iee-l‘rosldonl-~~h. Ichtirtino.
Treasurer—4.. illness.
.Sorrctnryw-i", Dildo,
Arrangement Committee-"Charles
Oddo. Anthony Atldluo. Joesph Oddo.
M. itchinrte. R. DeMBrtlno.
Reception Committeewhl. Msrucn.
l“. Mnottluno. F‘, Scnlist. J. Vltngo. A.
lleMnrleulo. John .1. Como. Q. llnr-
dnui. R. Cspttnnu. V. t‘rtslinnl. ii. in»
Marie. 5. Espeslto. A. Merino. C. Pet-
tintcobio, N. Santnniclio. A. Ilifnuo. C.
Librhntt. i‘. Nauuclntn. A. line. it‘. (fits
art-tin. J. t‘npusoo. G. Debeo. A. Es-
till it ttttiif
littltt. Itttttiili
Agitation Against High Prices Direct
Cause oi the Reduction. the
Sellers Admit
EiAilN. lll.. Jan. 25..“1‘110 price of
croumory butter dropped to 30 cents
a pound on the Eight board at trade
yesterday.
The drop since lust Monday from 6
cents. condo. In the. midst of salts-
tion uninst high prices of food, cons
all much specuiutlou no to the cause.
it was admitted by the butter board
members that the drop was due
largely to the agitation against high
prices and to the tendency in nilny
localities to Ibotstn from high priced
food stuff. ~Word muchod stun. no
won said. that some cities had throst~
oiled a butter boycott. Before the
board tool it was annually believed
that reduction In prices would occur
when the uttotution committee report-
ed the so cent price it was greeted
with opulence by buyers.
NAMILN im-usr owl.
Mr. and my. William B. Potent
were host and hostess tut evening tor
the insulin; of the newly formed
historical Willlt. Club. at their home in
South Osborn avenue. toast Namath.
The prize- ot‘ the evening were iiwsrd~
ed to Mrs. [teed H. Flynn and Leo
Din-ts. The next meeting of the club
will be held two weeks from tomorrow
evening. when the club will he enter.
minor! by Mr. and Mrs. ill-unit Lauder.
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ICONOMIOAL LOGHlNVAl.
lmhinvnr bed swunrthti tslr round
girl to hll cuddle und‘wu. spurt-int
the stood to its utmost shorts.
"Why Inch mod speed!” inquired
the heroine. “We in well coronation
.“n.” _ . .
"I hired this horse nt".doilur- Ill
hour." explained inchtnvtir. «swinging
the whip d ' “Chicano Post.
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New You. cedar. Twenltdh oil;
tutti i ‘
8: l
‘tury Limited Wrecked ll St. J
Johnsville. N. Y.
lllilllliill filliil ill
Asleep. Escaped Injured " ‘
UTICA. N. Y., Jun. 25.--'i‘he elixir!
on the New York Central Twentieth
Century Limited. east-bound. “th
completely over about a quarter of ' ..
mile west of St. Johnsville this mo ,.
tug at hold. it slid three hundredth“
before it stopped end is torn M
wrecked beyond repair. Under insets
glue pitts Fireman Melvin J. Handy
(Continued on Second Plait: I;
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nonwan rm: Ponce POOL. . .
“Teddy" Soderlnnd defeated Gilbert,"
liorton lust night in the Nor-walk rim; '
Police tournament. 70 to 76. The
score by frames: .'
Horton. Soda-lurid
ti-2 sun
tin-l 14
its“ l 21 "
25» 1 28—12
32-” {Hr-3 .
42 36 -
51-4 :is_
57 46—3
61~~l 56 ‘
72 '60
76—1 . 10
Referee. Chutes pendulum:
H. Worden. , ' - ’7 ~ -
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Classified adventurous. it!
a word. or tool. a «amt
«on additionst word, l e mi
pump.
wmreotionturo on ion
embroidery machines. so to Pew
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vvmnowotm. non “Dunno ‘ i ‘ *
Apply at. Teller's Mansion Home. is ,
litululi st. ”28:?
WANTIOWMACHINIBTS. ALSO EOYS,‘
to team the undo. Norm-Mk lmn Worka‘ ‘
South Norwnlk. 113 .~
WANTED ~—‘l‘\\’t) PLYMOUTH ROCK
mvokorotn: ntuto prior and mrliculm. Ad-
dross \\'.. oun- Soutlltol. 135" "
WANTID-«BY motto CUUI’IAE.
illl'l‘l‘ or four furnished rooms for i t. ,
ltuusokwpittu. oontruily I rated. in.
stating tmrttrulurs. to " ..“ euro idmw
lug Mitilttoi. 18'".
WANTIDWTO HUY.
«tile and poultr . Best it
in prices for cat vs. H. min.
standout Turnpike. Ioutlt omnib-
more
It! 00!
WANTED~~TEN THOUUAND WM. .- .
or bed». Pay the highest cub price. .
uttl no (It niiure. Addrou I. “ . ,.
dent not 0 co. . . .l .
TO Lie?
To LITwHttUSi‘l. I men 81%.
session Fob. I. i-iluht r I loud
but and cold water mum;
sortable. inquire 38 iniew
TO urw'rwu oommc'rlrto W ‘4
lilt‘lllt‘ll rutmul. with runnlt
nil oouvoitlourum for illllt
Apply nil tho Week. 3“ Eat A
But Nurmlk depot.
70 L «.A NlNldultUOM novsn.
it'tlpruv limit. .1 profiles!“ than“
C '. u I) "I u
Arlnl it“ ye lit-i.
rd‘ LIT comes. so: motto. it.
sprint; i'lt.: bulb llflti all modern l
tut-lit». l'oumstou Feb. 1.. Inquire
’Igt‘oyuoidu’ cigar factory. 1! South
T0 LlTwiiUiiBEfl.
rt‘wrs. Kaila.
with form. mil. bucmutlt. M ..~
liltop. ntuoufn low with power I
with. In Nut-well: lllltl Mill
l'rtoon run o from til to Mt) our.“
linvtnutttt run. ~ I.
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nuntis' night. mink scurl.‘ pilidm
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