detain. . can» ‘iiiiiifi‘risiirisior
DAY. FEB. t, 1910
ten Almanac for Taoism
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tam nation‘s
Memo niaacroav.
WI’I‘k,«'M. E. degree. (Refresh-
,Ild All a. A. ans cordially
' l‘ltsrnaily Invited.
Fraternity yours.
ROIERT M Wtqux, asc'y.
’Ntht OENTINeL TELEPHONE
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awe Department
. uslnsu Department
Branch Ohio's. Norwalii
‘mflitor'e Residence
lty Editor‘s Residence
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nouns and Manufacturers
7 Association
til slalom s'ricvaivs. President
BB I’A AUI.. Vida-President
ERICK rf. UI N'l‘ARD. Secretary
EW COR 'I‘T. Tress roasreu er
, ‘xeeutlvo Committee
Flt ST
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I. a '1‘ DIMON
a u. wanna N
RIBTIAN SWAII'I'Z
{GIVE THE PRIOONEHB CLUBS!
It. is a libel on the fall fame of the
tilty that the new board of health
ldtould try to improve conditions at
the Haviland street lockup What
centre the boards motive? Surely
their action is uncalled for! A lockup
that has served all those years is
good enough for another decade or
two. even if some people are so on-
“ charitable to self-respecting pla-
styes as to compare the latter with
our fine calaboose!
What matters it if the place is lit-
..fosted. as claimed. with the choicest
collection of rats in the city. Don't
_ blame the jail. Tile innit lies deepcl.‘
“ The police are the real culprits. Clilef
William and the whole force. and per-
hapa Police Commissioner John Paul
too. should be brought up on charges
for not furnishing prisoners with clubs
of suitable proportions.
(live the prisoners good clubs and
then the rodents will be properly in-
ftlmtdated. The rats have been get-
ting too frisky of late. They have
. displayed gross thoiiglitlcsiincsn in
their frollcs. especially during the past
few days. when. it is charged, they
played tag in it cell occupied by a
young man named Evcrson. confined
there in connection with the Adams
Express Company rcvclations. Of
course the law in this country does not
contemplate any advance punliih-
ments. to be administered before guilt.
is proven. but perllapu incri- iii a spec-
Ial dispensation on the part of justice
to this city. in granting tliia dispen-
‘ ,, nation justice may have borne in mind
that in France. for instance, a pris-
oaor is guilty from the limo of arrest
and In required to prove his inno.
ounce.
Surely the board of health is due
no commendation for making an ct-
fot‘t to put the lockup in a livable
condition. Don‘t fear time early, how-
ever: the lockup has successfully moi
all of the assaults on its condition.
Iloarda of health have coma and gone.
but the jail. like 'l‘ciinyiion'ii hook.
mind to be superior to all inch in its
perennially rcportcd diagram-fill and
unhealthy condition.
If the piciicui board of health ial
inutiunicuial in effecting ii iliangc it
will have pioiiu itself a atroug com
binatlon,
At any event. don't forgot the cliibii
for tho prisoners!
. , ' IIVlN-VlAl-OLD TURKEY.
f it in non" appurcul wny some
' 'i‘hankliglving turkeys do not taste the
, IIIIIO as they did when "we were
hays." According to statements which
Ire being made in connection with the
who; houiiu invoiitlgallon III. .ioriicy
ty. there iii hardly no limit to tho
tithe that food products are kept. in
cold storage. Ono former eiiiploye of
d limiting company told yesterday of a
flirltoy that had boon to storage for
seven yours. Judging from the taste
these specimens of the popuhir gal-
‘Ilhweouii fowl. technically known sit
the maiegrla gallopavo. the aforesaid
,iltaployo linii indulged in no loose ox-
figuration. it would be rather tutor.
. posting to have good old‘ Dr. Wiley. tho
‘Weranioni food export. conduct an
tixptirtmeut to determine Just how
‘Iillloh nutrtment there is in ii turkey
for seven years. Perhaps
will be found that we are gradually
[herring to death without actually
taunting ii. ..
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Politicians in most every section of
poetical. except down here in this
of hiriiald county. are having it
. deal to say these days and liars
‘ the details of practically ev-
I The Smday Evening Institute I
TOMORROW EVENING
The Music of the
Great Masters
orchestra, organ and piano.
Leach. violinist.
u.—
cclchratlon. It may be that our own
patriots are simply hibernating and
are waiting for spring to open up. Pol-
itics is a. funny game. anyway. It
completely turmi topsy-turvy the gen-
eral rules governing the universe. set.
ting at naught such time-honored say
lags motile one about the early bird
getting the worm. The trouble with
most early political birds In that they
get the worms no further than their
beaks.
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“4.,MWW
Emil J. Meyer, 70 years old. a coun
try school teacher of Gerald. Mo. iii
deserving of more than pausing notice.
if theory were a patent medicine and
could be advertised on such. Mcycr
would be. a magnificent. living example
with which to einhiazon the newapa-
porn and the hill boards. lie. exem-
plifies the time honored decimation
that it's never too late to learn for
he has made application. so the lie-
aoclalcd Press informs us. to ho admit-
ted to the University of ‘iiiiaaouri. at
Columbia. in that state. Meyer dc-
uireii to study agriculture, history and
music. .
”meww ‘
Tilaon for "Uncle Joe" Cannons
place is Just the proper plan. All of
Connecticut—wiredpt. possibly. itcp‘
i'escntative E. .i. Hill—«would favor the
scheme. and there is no qucatlon but
'l‘llhon would make good. We are all
so glad he’s been mentioned “and that
is probably all he. expects—Annuals
t-icnliucl.
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THE GIRL HOBBON KISSED.
The girl who niartod t'api. lilcliniunil
l’. llolmon on his career of osmiliiiiou
liau bccii discovered. it is compare
ilvely auto to ldcntiiy her now. for iihc
has lust taken a husband to protect
her. She is called "the first girl who
kliuiod iiobson." How does anybody
know as to that. except those who
won‘t wilt-Now Haven Register.
RIGHT To TI-tE POlN‘l’.
in Pittshiirg they have eggs to burn.
The court has ordered 2.5 000 cggii den
iioycd at once. Thank youi lucky
stars you don't have to ho to the burn-
i‘iig.~~~liriditcport Post.
.. . .
Now they want the Wells Fargo
melon investigated. ltriicr to have
done. it while IIII‘ mi-lnii was rlpcir
lug. than after it haii bccu curved.
onion and IIIBI'IIINI. whicriiiiin Jillll'lllli.
w. -
llcic'ii hoping that Historian titnrli,
who had been raking ow r the uravoa
of revolutionary licrooii, dociiu‘t atart
nilcr tlic people who came over in
the Mayflower? At his lll‘tiIlI‘III rule of
sound he would have that IIIHIOI‘II‘
body lookin' like tho coiiilcinncil row
in Sing HIYIK.~~~III’OI‘IIIII Enterprise.
if Theodore limiinivolt million It ilaiili
for tho iioiiih polo, the latter will on
doubtudly his captured. dead or allvu.
widow Redford 'i‘liuoii.
M...
Mr. mob in mentioned as a cnudi»
date for governor of New York. Thc
lmprniiiilou prevails that hr can have
any office there hi it he will only ro-
iilgn iiii collector of tho portwl’rovi»
doncn Tribune.
4...
A prominent astronomer announced
that no danger to life will result when
the earth parser throuiih the tail of the
comet, As another astronon'ier says
we won‘t know when we are «track
by the tall, it Iii more titan likely that
we are safo.-l\lew Haven Palladium.
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The mystery of the antarctic roe
notables that other myathry. woman.
To Dr. Charoot‘ii ”Why Not" ahe re»
plies "Beosuse."—«~Now York Post.
‘ Wagner. Handel, Bach. Mendelssohn, Grieg. Mozart, Schu-l
mann. Elgar. Chopin and Gounod.
The. most popular compositions of those, iiulstorii.
DOORS OPEN AT 6:45
PROGRAM BEGINS AT 7:80
The Sunday Evening l’nétitute
Iliillilii ii iii
Full chorus.
including Walter E. Hartley and Frau.
cla l). 'l‘lernnu at the organ. W. 3,
Porter lit the piano and Roland
Piiiiliiiiis iii
Ii. I. Billiiiiiiiii
in the pautornics of
Methodist churches
Now York East confcrcuco of tho
Methodist Episcopal church. to he
held beginning March ill at Middle
town. Ono appointment already
aciilcd upon is that of ltcv. a. A. lloul.
who it; to go from llic South Park M.
E. church. llurlford, to the First Mi-th-
odlat church. New llavcn, iiuccoi'dlnit
Itcv. Francis T. lirowu, ivhoni- ncw as.
alguincnt has not born fixed iiil. Rev,
John \V. Maynard remains at the 'i‘rlu-
lty M. It}. church. New Haven. for an
other ycar.
Illshop David H. Moore, the presid-
IIIR officer, will probably appoint two
new district iiupcriniruiloiiiii, one for
thc Now To”; district. and (“W for Hill
Brooklyn south district.
Ai lhc prcscnt tliiic every district
has its iiiipi-rintonilcnt. and there are
no vacancies. At tho conference. how
over. the Rev. J. It} Adams. whose
term of ill); were then cxpiri-a, will lw
open to appidntmcnt. and the nor,
i‘harlcn 3. Wing, of, Brooklyn. for
incrly of New Haven, will probably be
iippolntcil iipiicriiiicnilcnl of thc Moth.
oillnt l‘hiircli Extrusion society, in
which plallloii he has horn callcd.
ilic New Iiavi-n
iii the coming
Tho entire poMtion is contingent up
on Dr. Wing's accepting IIIi' position.
There will hc ncvcral changes iuadn ‘
crowds the last half of this truck. and
George boiler, the great English vcn
until ii icw llltliIIIIIi ago held by tho
Iii-v. W, A II} rt. 'l‘licro is. liimcvvi.
little doubt that lit“ will accept this. Il-i
has. in fact. uccoptiid provisionally.
iiuil I‘IIHIItlp Monro is sold in favor ilic
iiicp. llr. Wing would have to be up
pointed next year any way. as his
term on district superintendent Would
i-xpirc. and the conference will lw glad
to solve the problem of his future so
easily and no acceptably. At the con
fi-rcncn Dr. Wing ulli complete his
ciglitii year up district uiipcrlnlonilciit
'l‘lii‘ IIl'i‘. J. l'}. Adamo lulglil lw
liaiiufcrrcil from iIIt.‘ New York IIIb
il‘it‘l to the Brooklyn Houih, ‘l‘hl.
uuuld not he an extraordinary action
for liliihiip Moore to lake. and it Would
Ilt' satisfactory to many llrooklyii
cliuri‘ltoa. but the tip biiii gone out, to
liltt' ll word of tho world of my IIIIIIII.
that ilinliop Moori- will not IiilIItt' thi-
liaiiufci in question but will appoint
lwu how men to iiiiciucd in W in} and
llr Aduimi
T'Iii illniiici NIIIII‘I'IIIII‘IIIII'IIIN Itl'l‘ Illl‘
ltcv. James B. Chadwick. of the III‘IIIIItv
Iyu North district, tho Iii-v. illisi'lcii
ti. Wing. of tho liruoklyii South iIIli'
irlcl. tho llcv. .i. It. Adams. of III" New
York district. and the Rev. Wcaliiy W.
llowdiiih. of the New liiivcii dinirlci.
ilr. Chadwick has served ll yours. ih‘.
Wing right. Dr. Adams six and in.
liowdliih. two years.
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L!“ SCARLET FEVER.
lilillXIIWOR’I’. Itch. lit-wTiio iiciir-
Il‘I. fever epidemic, mains to ho abate
his. although a number of cases were
found today. This came about by
inspection of tho schools. mic cam-
was found in the high school. in two
hundred inspections of children fifty
per cent. were. found to be troubled
with sore throats. A parcel delivery
buy walked into the Board of Health
office today and said he was sick. He
was found to iii: ill with scarlet fever.
”Ti-ill OHIIIIDAN would.
nanoa'ruoit. Blob. law’rha con-
dition of My. James 0. Hheridsn of
at. Moots Roman Catholic Church
Small Boy—4‘s
peas so that it decent happen
accept the election night
hittiw’l‘lt-Bitd.
”I" h “I “In" was reported early this afternoon that
“m” Pk“ ”Dim." my arm. I‘ ‘ death mill" occur iii any time.
man who doesnt cars a rap what haw has been ill about ",0 weeks.
tit
here. changed for the worse today. it
Ht!
T“
u
Waisis
regular $1.00 and $1.50 valuoii.
, TONIGHT. 66c
It‘llllt'y VlllOtItiIlI in Lingerie Tuxedo, Russian not and plain
Waiatii. iuado button hack, trlui- and dotted effects in black. brown
incd with lncc and embroidery: and navy; it good assortment of
Mesh Veiiing
patterns; regularly 25c per yard.
TONIGHT, 19c YARD
" "h ’ S ‘
inig t s peat
Our determinatiOn to make quick riddance of
overstocks results in mamr astonishing offerings,
Note the Money-Saving Surprises ‘
Tonight only between the hours of 7 and. 10 o’clock
Men’s Shirts
Men's Negligoc Shirts. the coin-
bratcd “Silver" brand; it variety of
pretty patterns to select from:
regular 81.00 quality. "
TONIGHT. ‘79c
a]...
SATURDAY. has. :9. igio
n
Rompers
Children‘s Chambray and Ging-
ham Rompers, trimmed with pip~
logs of contrast.an colors. all sizes;
regularly sold at 50c and 59c.
TONIGHT. 35c
white; stood 29c value.
TONIGHT. 19c
Children’s Sweaters
children’s Sweaters. in gray and
Towels
Exlin laigo size. Turkish TOW-
ila. good heavy quality; regular
price hr each.
TONIGHT, ISc
Williillliiillilli.
MUSIC HALL.
Music Hall has been drawing large
IIII' iiiaiiagcmont has added a new not
on the hill since the first day. It is
lviloquliit. This act in a treat for the
younger folks on widths for the adults.
'l‘milizlii will hriugwio it close this
aplcuiild hill and the management can
rest assured it will have. a capacity
liiiiiiio. James Kennedy. our old warm
personal favoritc. is still causing more
of laughter with his excellent playlct.
Jack Salli. Frank Richards and Lou
inc Montrouc are still with us and per
sons who have soul this clcicr pair
will tell you that ii Ill one of the host
acts in vaudeville Misti Iiaillc liar-
i‘iri. the little woiiiiin who HIIIRII ilie
grout English songs. will gave some
iii-w grins tonighi. its iihc wants to try
them out before also opium at the
I‘nloiiial 'l‘lii‘att‘i- liiiNew York. Moli-
diiy. wlii-rc she plays all next week.
The Ford Sisters are still no charming
in. ever and ahlc to pnaii‘lauglin over
the foot lights. Williiiiiia iiiid illllicrt.
the opcratii' IIIIRI‘HI. tirc in line volcc
and sing some lino selections from the
classics. The motion pictures are
changed cvery dav, Another ucw bill
will hc announced in Monday’s pain-r
l‘or llli‘ first half of tho coming week.
’I‘IIE (IIIII ill‘ THE RANI II
Monday IIlt' (‘roiui Stock Company.
“MP" has liociuncunpopular with the
showroom of 'I‘lw Noi'walltti. will offer
lliu iii-caiciit of all wealcrn military
illriliilia. The tilt"! of IIII‘ Ranch, and
IIII‘ t‘tilllllfllly III ichoiiriilug night and
our in orilcr to mutic iliiii illolr blinucr
production. 'l‘ui-Miav hciiiii \i'aiililiig~
liiii'ii Ilirilidiiy. it special ninilucc will
ho given and ii beautiful and useful
prurient will by given to every boy
and girl i'mlllllif in the uiuiincc. ’l‘hc
prlccii will Ilt‘ llic HMIII' on initial. Mr
and IMF.
w as." .... u... nu-
HOUSEKEIPER MAD! TROUBLE
Aunts Nora Whitnly Placed Under
Arrest and Later sent to New Work.
COIIMIII‘I‘I'IIIII‘ cyclicmciit unit can»
ed on tilrnwlwrry llill thbi mornliis
wlion Aitnoii Nom Whliiioi. nilmi iiiiii.
housekeeper in the home of Fred Illlv
louiitoin. was arrested for disorderly
conduct. Mrs. Whitney. Ii iiociuti. wall
known to Mr. IiIJli-iiiitoln, havimz
unrkml with him tiniilt‘ years into in a
hut factory in tioulii Norwaik. 'I'akliiiz
pity on Ihv wiuiiuii‘s condition Mr. llll»
lcualclu new bar the position as
houaiiliccpcr. iniiciy Mrii. Whilncy
has been tnkiiuz things into her own
hands and at laid filed to troop iii-r
ciiiploioi out of his home. hi locking
the door and riifualfiir him admittance
iui ii number of hhurii. Mr Illlicii
alcln siiught tho police and Donut?
Elliot-lit Ireland wont. to tho house and
took the housekeeper into ouatody.
At. the Town Court. in Norwalli. this
morning. the Woman made trouble by
crying and bonioiinlfig her fate. After
some persuasion on the part of Ether-
": lrulsnd and Officer Smith. the we-
miiii agreed to no to New York. Mr.
Billonstetn sent for a carriage. took
the woman to his home. where she
gathered together her stl'sctii and its.
period for the metropolis.
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Millet sun adv» par.
Sillilllii liiiliilll’ VIEWS
The Sentinel will be pleased to receive
IPIII‘I‘! for puhlliution from its readers.
uiiilcr tho abmc licailiiix A IIIII f and to-
“it -poini ioiiiiniilitcntluii. an a gciicml
pliIININIIIIIII. carrlca more “eight and con-
\ittluii than a lengthy our in Viliiili the.
argument iii not l“tllltflllIlIIll‘iI. “i- do
ltlnitl ciiipliailialiy suggest lmiity Long-
uliidcd nrliilm no IIIHI olmcrvi‘d. are
the last to ho IIIIII, and nrc many times
nwidod altogether.
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“A WORD TO THE WISE I5 SUF-
FICIENT."
To the Editor of The Scutlnci:
What. we need in cooperation. We
are in a fair way to make our city
beautiful. Nature has done much for
South Norwulk and it behooves us to
keep our yards and street clean. Let
each individual do his part; let us all
pull togcihcr and notice how great the
linpmvcliicnt will be. As to the ash-
iuan: Why not pay him a little more
so that he can walk it few voila furilicr
to thc f‘t‘llf‘ of thc house? We, are
ahead of our nciglihorlug towns in
having our garbage collccicd. so let us
iiilikc it worth his wlilic to do his work
welt then all will look hotter and we
shall lm happier. Let every man, no
man and child Ilt‘ interested to help in
improving conditions. "Many hands
make light work." W.
MISS ECKERT TO SPEAK.
New Field Secretary of World Wide
Phitsthou at Methodist Church.
Miss Daisy E. lickcrl, of Newport.
Ky. the new field secretary for the
World Wide l‘liilatlicnu. will speak at
tho South Norwnlk Mcthodlat t‘liiircii.
\\'i-diii‘iiday cvuning. I-‘cliruiil‘y
I»: o'clock. utidcr IIll‘ nuaplccn of thi-
l'liilullica class of that, church.
Minis litckcrl is not. new to the Phil
iilIii-a clans work, having had a llilill'
III‘I‘ of years of active work in large
l’Iiiliiilicn t‘IlItiliIt‘B. She has hot-u the
liil'liilh of the foniiatloii iiliil building
up of actor of the liirucat classes.
The class she came from last number
cil nearly 2000.
She stiii'tiid out on her work all livid
secretary January 1. lillil. spanking
III‘III. ht tiyriicnoc. N. Y. Forty-night
cliiioios of the city union iiout dclc~
gates and Miss Eciicrt pleased every-
body and handled lior theme in an
elegant manner, All «luring January.
February and March she will he in
Now York state. Connecticut. liliodc
Island and liianiinchiiiiottii. and trmn
the New England stated she goes
South on an extended tour.
All young puoplo urn liivltoil to hear
her and nspcclally the intranet and
i’hliiilhoaii of tho town.
‘I
an .
“mu-5‘“. «swoo-
. MAY HAVI IIIN KILLED.
NICW YOIIK, Fob. lil.~—li'alliirc of
the police and I large number of dutcc-
tivos engaged In the search IO‘filld ii
trace of Charles It. Davenport. Jr.. a
wealthy paper inunufaoturor of lprinic
held. Mesa, who has. been missing
since Feb. it). intensified today the
fears of his friends here that. ho had
met death with foul play. iitr. Daron-
port was last iii-on in the lobby of an
uptown hotel on Thursday night of
last week. the diiy after he had some
to this city to attond'a banquet of the
American Pulp and Paper Manufac-
turers‘ Association. inquiry for him
in every possible direction was oontla.
and today at the urgent solicitation of
Ladies’ Neckwear
Net and Lace Jshotii. newest dc-
slgns; regular price 250.
TONIGHT, 12 Me
THE BOSTON STORE
Clean Store
VERY BEST BUTTER, per pound
83 and 85 Washington St.
or package.
Toilet Paper
Finest. quality Toilet Paper. roll
TONIGHT. 9 FOR 25c
(Usually 5c Each.)
SOUTH NORWALK’S
ideal Grocery Store
Clean Stock
Select Groceries Teas and Coffees Wines and Liquors
SPECIAL-«OLD PORT 0R SHERRY WINE. large battle ........ 426
Low Prices
.............................. 34c
18 LBS. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ........................ $1.00
GREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES ............ peck. 22c; bushel. 85c
WALTER BAKER'S COCOA, large tin ............... . .......... 19c
BECKMANN'S BEST BREAKFAST COCOA ..................... 19a
3 PKGS. BEST BEEDED RAISING for ......................... 25c
FANCY TABLE RAISINB (regular price 30c) ................... 236
We Give Pink Discount Stamps
A. F. Beckmann 81 Go.
Phone 440.
South Norwalk
@iil’ XIRI SP Clll®
Only One Grade
BUTTER BUTTER BUTTER
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER
A POUND, 33c
Sold-—THE BEST
124 WAOHINOTON 8
TEL. N0. 909.
Vlnvonzo Veterans Wanted for a Mun
doc to Nantucket. Mass.
(‘ri-dlt for the [li‘l‘t‘tii of Villi‘t‘llzu
\‘cti-rano. Iii-id in Burton for Milli-
iiiichuactiii anilioriticii, in given to Illill
Ladorc, tlio douuhty ililc Port (thou-
tor deioctlvc. Though IAItItlt‘ti didn't
visit the scene of the capture portion-
liiiy, Ili‘ plunncd the trap that the tin
suspecting victim wulkcd straight into,
and got an admission from lilin that.
may aid iiiiilcriiilly Iii nociirliig lilii
conviction of the crime.
A iiiuriicr was committed on Aug.
22 last. at Nantaiikcl. Maria. Veliirauo
Mid another IIIIIIIIII, whose iiniuc the
detectives didn't learn got into it til
vial argument. The prisoner naked
tho other follow for a match, and
the victim replied that he didn't have
ouc. 'i‘hon Votorauo foil in his own
pocket. and there he found it little box
at matches.
"What did you ask me for a match
for. when you had it pooliotful'f" is said
to have been asked by the murdered
innit.
Veterano was knocked to the ground
a pooketkulfe. Votersno pulled away
front the other. and, stepping back a
tow paces. drew a revolver and shot.
him. killing him almost instantly. He
left the region at once. and the police
folowed the fugitive for ten days. and
located him in the vicinity of Sprint
hold. Here they lost him. Finally it
was teamed that the fugitive was in
Sentinel want stirs. pay.
his family, but so far without result.
this locality. and Detective Dee. bl-
"was in Mortars“:lama?”
‘Thc Great A&P Tea Company
To SOUTH NORWALK.
FREE DELIVERY.
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dore was communication with. Ill :1
way of his own. the Port Chester mun
, got IIIIOl‘llllIIInu that the fellow was in
I the vicinity of llarlon. so he laid plans,
unit not a trap. Vctcrauo walkcd im-
auapcctiiiuly into the not. and oven lllI-
iiiillcd who hit was before the iron
litalc of affairs came to his mind. lliiii
pulled the Job without going near the
place. It was at Noroion lioighta that
the prisoner was captured.
CHARGED WITH THROWING CAR-
BOLIC ACID.
Silii'l‘liiNtl’l‘th, Feb. lily-Ilnrry
(’olcs. who is ciiiployml in New lin-
vcn. was arrested today on the charge,
III‘I‘II‘I'I‘t‘II by iiiii wife. iii‘ throwing
NIl'IIflIII‘ acid. The fluid burncii Mrti.
ifolcii on the arm as she piil it up to
ward off what. silo thought was it blow
aimed at her fare. The lhcidcnt oc-
ciirrcd on the liil'i't‘I. here last night.
Mrs. (lotus has been working in IIIII'I-
ford.
iiiiiii
EXCLUM ORIENTAL
CHILDREN.
VICTORIA, ll. Cinéb. lit—rd. If.
liawthornwaite. Socialist member oi!
the provincial Parliament for Nanni-
mo. has given notice that he will Iil‘
troduco a measure providing for tho
exclusion of Oriental ~ children from
public schools. Honeys his purpose
is to compel the government to mono
lain separate schools.
WOULD
Riches has wings.“ while poverty.
does out even have pin feathers.
Norwalk Chronicler