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The Simpson Manhunt Episcopal
Church Wallis Strain Nor-
wallt Pastor in April
Silllll ill $3.000. Mill
ml illll. Plillflllllit
Will Makeltnown HisDocisioll at
0iiicial~Board Meeting Tonight
itev. Frank Dltuweil Waiter. the pop-
ular and eilicient pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, has re.
ceived a unanimous anti enthusiastic
call to:béhome the pastor of the Simp-
aon Methodist Episcopal (.lhullch, in
Brooklyn. and in considering the ac.-
ceptauoe of the saute. Dr. Walter will
give his answer at a meeting of the
oliicinl board of the South Norwulk
Church. to he helti this evening.
A committee from the Brooklyn
church viaited South Norwallt on the
first two Sundays ill February. and on
the Hill lust... waited on Dr.
call.
day.
New York l: rasl District.
at the corner of Cierluout and
ship of over 000 persona.
heart of itrooklyn'a residential
trial. and offers a splendid opportunity
iIior work by an energetic pastor
Rev. Dr. Walter’s type.
about $1,200 y” The property of
the church it: rain it at til-.0 000. Rev.
Dr. Walter did not in any way seek
the place, as he had expected tore-
main .Iat lam .ltii‘ed yearfiin South
Norwallt. and he was nine lurprlaed
to lean ll thfl he Walt wanted ill Brook-
lyn.
chosen from within the conference, the
church nearly aways getting it pastor
from some other confer-
transfer
The present one is ltcv. Dr. W.
by
once.
.i. Thompson: who. like his predecessor.
has bccll ill charge the past six years.
The newflthat Rev. Dr. Walter its
likely to leave the church here will be
He has made
received with regret.
himself popular with the church mem-
bers, at. well as those ltiltttlflt‘. One of
his greatest worlta ill the organization
0 [the Men's lilble China of 270 lnctn-
tiers.
. H. ."M .u
~NOTICE.
-Wetlnc.=lday. l-‘ell. as. is tied Letter
Day in our store. ’I‘ell Stumps Free
to everyone.
THE GREAT A. h 1’. TBA (‘().,
l‘M Worthington atl'l-et
lllllllillllli lllll
lllElll lllEliSiS
That the State Board of Pharmacy
lilll‘llilN to deal neverer with rlolltlorn
of the. drug and liquor law was an»
noulltlcd lit‘ a meeting at tile isltato
Board of Pharmacy in Bridgeport, hull
wocit.
. ’l'wo druggiuta who will lolle their ll»
cannon are Jacob Barnett, now of New
Haven bllt formerly of Hartford. and
it. ill. Baldwin of-Dnniiury. Both have
been convloted of the offense of lit-Ilia;
liquor. They hailed for clemency, urt-
llug torih that they wore in ignorance
of the anion as they were made by
clerka. '
'l‘llere ware till Cppiicatlanll for
clerks linemen from ovary part of the
mate. 'l‘hottiunrti did that. announce
the names of the cindidates and will
only announce the purine of the line-
uolnlfui onan when the papers have
been passed upon. The board Will meet
next Wednelday in New Haven with
the suite Pharmaceutical Annotation
at which time the board tuombern will
tell the llrugglluo Jitlellt ill expected
of them. under" thatnew 'pliurnlaey
law which goes into enact April 1 of
thin year.
.-¢I.MIK HOUCI MIDOETC
Play the Norwalltn at the Armory on
Wlthington'l '.Bil‘ftldny. , The name
quintet of hastimhat never fault to
moire trouble for the locals. The High
bailout tonal moot! Waiitncforti High.
Dancing.
"'llllllllll illilll
Walter
and naked him it he would consider at
This was received last Wellnes-
The Simpson Methodist (‘hurehI
is one of the’most important in the“.
it is located
\Vil-
loughby avenues, and has a member-
lt Iii in the
die-
of
There Iii a
salary of :8 000 and u parsonage worth
it is: very seldom that a pastor in
... 7v lay-«u
.Ilifttlnd nil the flout Nor all: Polt- little
I “Second in; Nutter o
Illil lllllllX lilll
Hamilton :llvolltlo ‘iiiiolltan lies
Husband Arrested mu luv
is under $50 Blinds
A storm on the matrimonial sea
was revealed Saturday evening, when
a telephone call reached the police
from Mrs. George I... Dufault, of Hum-
llton avenue, to arrest her husband.
who. she claims, grossly assaulted
her and came near choking the life
out of her. So badly was Mrs. lilu
fault used up by her tunale with her
husband that she. was attended by Dr.
H. B. West. The merits of her Illlb“
[hands fingers are still on her throat.
she states. and also says she was out
That. her husband releaned his grip on
her throat. she says was due to the
commotion made by people in the
house where her plight was discover"
ell.
Ohioer .iohu ll. Smith hustled up to
Hamilton avenue. but when he reach-
ed there he won informed that I)ll~
fault had fled. 'i‘he oiflccr otartetl ill
pursuit and found him in Railroad avo-
unc, where he placed llilll under ar-
rest. Dllfnull was later released on
it bond of $50 put up by his mother.
Mrs. anuult appeared at police iltllltl‘
quarters thin morning to illlllt‘ill'
against her husband. but owing to the
.Adame Express case on in Nol'wullt
this morning; at which Promotion
Attorney William i”. 'l‘amlllnlly was
Ipl‘tihcut, lltt'lp Willi a lanlllillll‘lllt‘lll of
l a trial of tho llufault trial.
Mrs. Dui‘auit necl'lbce her malrlluo
llinl ll'oubica to too much tuollu-rito
law. She Hilld today that her husband
cattle to her home Saturday evening
and began llpbl'allitug her for things
her mother had told him. Mrs. lill~
fault states that she toltl her husband
the attlleatimm made bv the motile.
on the forehead and bruised severely. .
E Smith.
The Rev. H. B. Carpenter brawn
Some floral... Lessons from
Recent Happenings I
lllllSlill Elitlllltl
Alli Plllllll l’llll
Dividends the Past Year
The evening ham'vloe at the South
Norwall. Baptist Church, last night.
was largely attended. and the special
ft‘lll‘tli'i't: which make this service so
widely popular were enjoyed by all.
The lllllnicul program under the dlrec~
tioll of Mrs. J, Wesley O'Connor Willi
an inspiration. especially the offertm'y
aoio. Nllllg by Min, Franklin erInlt
"(ill Rent in the lord," by
Melltltalal-ulhll. 'l‘llc pastor’s prelude on
current events was the Consideration
oi‘ “The Atlanta Expl'cas 'l‘raytelly.” Mr.
t‘ul'pt-uter anili:
'l‘hc people of The Nol'lvlllit'll awalo
cllcti the other morning to hear that
bt’i'lflllfl tlt't-llnatiolla had been brought
against thl olllploycca of a great cor—
poration which opt-l'nictl ill this tann-
tlltluity. 'l‘lle accuantioua revealed at
once atlmh tragic elements. for a troop
ctly in any cvclit that pilltlgcll human
lives llllo find and terrible allfftlrllin.
(Continued on Seventh Page).
. Elfin...“
no doubt. appnrclltll, they toultl can
ily be proveu fable. Words led to atill
lurilter words. Ml'a. liufnuit was read-
Ila; a pupt'r and says her husband attic
hand.
and Mrs. illlfanlt described how her
I
htlabttild htttl lltllllt‘.»utctl her.
charge of intoxication and breach of
the Ili‘t'lf‘i' \vtla pvt-(clued ilflgllltll lul.
fllllit.
-—NOTicE.
Palestine l‘asllc.
..
'l‘hc lllt'lllllt‘l's ot‘
atrcet. Wednesday. February Bill. at
izilo sharp, to attend the funeral of our
late brother. Pant t-‘lllpl'cmc (‘olumuu-
.lel' Solomon Scum.
l’er order
h‘l.tl\‘l) Vl', t‘OFr‘lN,
At teat: t‘onllluluder.
CHARLES SMITH.
Recording Secretary
lili llfliillllllw llllill
lllllll lllllllll lllilillll
Dr. L. M. Allen Named for Com-
modore at Electlon Next
Saturday
The sixteenth annual alerting of the
Ntlt'walll Yacht Club will be Ill'lll lit
the Heath Norwaitt Club rooma ill
South Norwullt on Rulurltay. Febru-
ary 26. Will. at if p. m., for the pur-
potlc of electing ()IIIf'l'l‘ll anti commit-
tt-cu for the emitting your and true».
acting each other bttllnerlll all may he
brought properly before tulid lllt'tlfllllt.
'l'lll- ntlllliulltiona made by file coul-
lnitlcc are his fellow»:
(‘iotlltllmlorowlm M, Allen. M. ii.
Vlccut‘Jolnnltilltal'tv~~.lutnca H. Bailey.
flour Commodorewltunacll it “add.
Beerctarymtfleorlte ill. Curtill.
Annlutaut Secretary and Tfl‘lllllll't‘l'-~
Robert (3. Mitchell.
' For lllenlbarilhln on governing com»
mitteowlloraoe 8. Match, William it.
Cylngtoa. Victor W. Ferric. Eibivt W
Fitch and William hep Word.
in notifying the member; of the
meeting heraldry Curtis hopes for ll
large attendance, or the return at
proxiali from those unable to be prelr
rat. tic especially If.” the attend
man of outrofctogn members, lnl there
in a tamer class of the» enrolled at
present then over before in the ”It
tory of the club.
. .__ .._.
a—NOTICI.
Wednesday. Fol). 28. in Red Letter
Day in our IIGI‘C. 'i‘en alumna Free
to every/mu
Till GREAT A. C 1’. MBA 00.,
all Wuhianton ntroot.
.y'w
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it. her husband grabbed it out of her on the coast of Virginia.
Just after this the. lllSHIo began wall drivcn by the severe alarm which
A; of thc
.\'tl. '.l.' A. 0. K. M. (‘.. are requested to.
ulccl ilI their cantic on \\’n:llliugtou‘
‘ Smith [illfI Mr.
1
would have. to lit‘ prov.cd Silo lllltl Tue N|IA '8 “EponTEn
A8 HAVING BEEN FCIINII
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xuwroar xnw‘s. Va. Fell. tn.»-
cd for it and .upon being told that it, it in reported at Fort Monroe that. the
was her paper and he Could not have II‘IIBSlnl-l "MM "IR Mill l‘fifl lm {OHM
where she
it was thought Rt‘lll her to tho bottom
Millullt'.
TOWN COURT CASES.
Mary Keat‘ng of New YOrlt Fined 87
and canto.
Quite a choice error of vital-s wan
lll‘lxlrlllflil this morning to lhc uticu-
lion of .illd-lc .loucph it. 'f‘ltyilu. title
of thi- number was that of a woman
Muly lt’cntlllg she said was IiL‘I‘ tlatllc.
Mary is ll real New Yorker and SntI
llrday ahc started out to shine. (ll
great l'ltIIiINIHli‘t‘ to her in this l‘lilll-
paigu was A fllll cargo of booze, About
midnight Saturday r‘lii' was acting no
tililtltl)‘ll|lt‘.lllnl l‘l't'tl ltrlllgt-v. who wit.
nraacd her actions. fclt called mum to
iltltify the police. Officer John H.
IIi'flKi'l‘ look not to the
litlviitlud airet-t police ntlltioll. where
a charge of drunkenness and breach
of the place was preferred.
Mary in now mild to bc llhlllli 42
yours old and there war it than, Julia.
inn it'olu llcr appearance. below allc
lwt‘illlll' too fond of liquor. that Hill»
was good iooltillx. lior prom-urn in
lhlll city Saturday night. aha Hlilfl, \vlul
thin to herllllcnlioll to visit i'l'liIIIVt-‘tt
Julian 'i‘llylnr filled her 87 for til-null
“Mimi. and Oh for branch or the pencil
Umbrella Mend" in Trouble.
An IIIlllll‘I'IIII IllPfldl‘l' who lililtl he
wall .iallll'll Meylu'lt, wnll plcllvd up for
lll'unltmlnoall Saturday nlitlll by (.ltlltttlr
Frnnlt V. Raymond. Meyer» was in no
condition ttl alt-or lllll tllllbrt-iltl mend
inn ilit pr'opelly .lltdllc ’l‘nvlot look
all 'l‘aylor over and fined. hllll C1 lltltl
cttlllil. .
Inland Wu Drunk. Too.
Michael Bottled waif unfortunate
Saturday night in the place he picked
out to lliapiay Iilll tirllnlt. Captain of
i'olite Pennington found hilll in the
police headquarters coal nhod. Noland.
who said he worked fortfleome ii. Ev.
mail. of Ronnytnn. wall given it
thence to nobcr up over handily" nudI
thin morning wall fined to and main. ,
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HOCPITAL “OTIS.
Mrs. Durland. of Washington ulrnet.
troll admitted to the Natural“ Hospital
thin morning for an operation. I
Mi‘C. littrah 'l‘oiléa’, of mutation
street. was discharged “from the. in.
utntion today.
Frederick Page, of llama. rm
til-charm yesterday. Mr. Page was
injured oovorahnoatha ago when one
of John Charmin Hoyt'a automahiino
unintuanusllonrtthathadhepn
/
PWC (lbIflCl‘ KlCltil fulfilled.
I i
But Corporation I’Illl Nliiloml in-
all ’ ttl.-When the
Hudson Count . itleIsI resumed to
day the food pro no inventlgntion ill
Jersey City lndlteatl llli were that all
batch of lpdiotmdnt do include not .
only prominent mouliilacltera. bllt new
oral men tolerated III big cold aim-age
eaterprlaell wollldfiheulretlelltod to Hal
Grand Jury withevery prospect that;
numbers of true bills would b creturn-
ell. ‘
Refrigerating. methods are the sub.
tort of attack in ntiiililoll to the prac-
licea alleged it) followed by proud-
neut vaulting coldoernu inholdlng back
supplies by agreemtmt to affect prices
which led to C grand jury vote last
week looking to action axiallllt the
National Packing Culturally/and its of.
metals. No official announcement was
expected today regarding indictmeula.
all the grand jury does not meet again
until Wednesday, but there was cv-
ery high at lite.pronectltol":l office that
the campaign for tlupprelulion of ai-
leged cold storage evils was not but-
ring.
The work of the investigators was
exliocted to be materially naalutod by
the inforllialilut which Aanitaut i’rolv
(\(‘tlior \'lt‘|icl’n ltiltl Dr. (II‘Ilrgl' It}. Mc-
|.oultllliu, ulicttltlt'opical t.‘X|M."I‘I. lull!
Ill'fllrl‘ tilt-m following a consultation
which Mortars. Vlciull'a and McLougil—
lin have had with in. Wiley and other
oiiivialr. of the department of uglirut
turn in Wanilinatom Among other
(hinge the alleged practice of Illltlllll
meat anti poultry from the cold ator
nan planln anti returning ilI twain for
an additional pt-llod if prices lt-alitvll
are not satisfactory wall taken up to
day. «A5 this. lilo oilicinill any. lovely
as uollllllt- danger to the public health.
counta in the anticipated charger
Worn looked for under this ill-.ld.
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" ‘Nllfl llllllillilll
Olive and Ezra Peel Are Sent to
County Home
Olive and learn Peel, noted. t; and 7
yt-ara. children of Mr and Mr... Frank-
lin ti. Port. or (‘lleltlnlll iliil road. lit
Bridgeport. were collllutlit-d to the
county home. today. by Judge E. l’.
Nohlln. of III'IdKi‘lltlrl. upon evidence
aublllittcd by Aacula tlnl'dut-s- amt Pia.
thorn of the Sale lllllllllllc z-uw'trty, lil'
(‘llllllt' the parents lvt-lt- not anilnble
persons to cure for the thildrell. ’l‘hc
taihcr hall the llfc iltlt' ot the to err:-
fnl'nl. lint the condition of ”11‘ illum-
was deplorable. 'l‘llt- cillcillula.
and dogs trite iogottlcl ill the Milli“
rooms with the family, The ttiahra
wole not wanhod for “t‘i'kH. Dirt could
be llOt'tl out (if the |lIll‘Il
Agent (larduvr, of . rtv llnvt-n said
the family had bcvu “iron llll oppor
tunity to keep clean and llllllm ”in
house comfortable for llit' children.
lull did little.
Two children ant-d i and 7 hclonlo
inn to .itlllt-ptl Slimlto. (lit: \Vlilurtl
lltl't-ct, liritlut-porl, wlloal- will» in [IItflII
w-u'lv MN! committed lwvuuac No in nu
able to care for them.
~NO1ICE.
Ntoru clout-ll all day ’l‘llenlltly.
‘l'tlllry 22
rain.
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ilIiI‘IAT A N l’ TEA (‘0.
u... m Why.»
EGYPTIAN PNENIEN
KILLED II A STUDENT
CAIRO. ltaypi. lieu. '.lIn-‘lIImlImlii
Purim (limit, the Egyptian i'rtvllliat
you that by a mutant yeah-roar. till-ll
at it o‘clock this morning.
The mandarin. who in in custody! in
a anlonnllilt. and llooilirlllt that he
sought to avenge nertnln mm of ill!”
govtralncnt which art-rt- diminution in
the Nationalism.
0 Mwmuww
-CGUAHC HAND! WANTED.
we ran a great deal more interested
to nurture ptanoaot some linin- than
at othamwwiil allow more for them.
We could use it for: to advantage right
now. and owners of them who are onto
temptation any move in lvllleh the old
mum piano is concerned. «mild. (to
trail to one all noon. We Ihall he found
more than handily panama. if you
D
loft in tho middle of the road allot-loan do.
lumen
will lily lot you lthtitt that within
“Cindi”. ill soon. null
and Mlniulur of Fortilut Aft‘tlirr. who ‘v
1lvlll either taut or onto all at out... no .
n» w «w- .s—M'...
Amt 21, 1910.
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TWO CENTSIIIIII
IN llX [its
Adams Express Agent Hunting-
ton and Former Employee
Bylllgtoll and Ever-
son Heard
tlllllllllllllcl lltllllll
lllilll lllll llllllllli
Calendanl Watt Not Put on the
Stand This Morning
The ease of the state against Sam-
uel Fox, the Main utreel furricl' null
ludlcs' tailor. charged with receiving
atoicu goods from Adams lxpreal-l
(‘otnpany employee, came up this morn—
ing heiol'e .iluige it‘ldwnl't M. Lockwood,
in the Norwalk ’i‘own .onl't. Agent
Frank ll‘. Huntington, Everett St. John
ltyingtou and William G. Everaou. the
two further employee of the antimony.
gave testimony. and then the case
was continued until next Monday mor-
ning at it o'clock.
Evert-it St. John liyinatou was calb
cd and sworn ill. ill anon-or to the
llllcalltlua by Attorney ’i‘lmlnttlny. he
stated that his dealings were confined
froth some time ill (lctutlcr until No-
vember. about 'l‘hallltlllttvinh time. At
this time and oil N‘tlllPSl of his court
sci the court cautioned the ultueaa
all to the testimony hc could give be-
ing oat-d in the higher court against
Illlll. As ilylngton understood this.
the llcttriug was continued. The first
article Inltcll by llyiugton was a bull
llic of with valued to Sit). which he
found ill his pile at tho alution ill South
Ntll'Wltlk.’ This he took to Fox, who
Iltgrocd. after looking it over. to give
him what it. was worth. A few days
later lty‘fngtotl wont to Fox and asked
him what he intended doing about the
llilll.llt‘. Fox said it contained cloth
and tillit he would give him 8'.‘ [or it.
He did tlol receive any money. but
with allowed 82 on ilil' pltrt'llltllo of a
coal for IIll't wife. The cloth ctlule
item the Suite 'l‘l-xliir t'tlulpany and
was connigncd to llontoll The next
wall a bundle containing a fur coat.
which liylllgluu took to Fox. lie did
not know the contents of the bundle
until Pox told him, ltytugtoa went
in a day at two later and Fox offered
him Cili. wllirb he accepted. giving Cit
it'l Evorhou. A low days later he anw
the call t'lll'll olllltltlc IIII’ attire and
went to fill the pacilugr. Fox
Iillli ll lilllllllt‘ valued ill 33.0. and said
that if he \vollid bring it llllt‘lt he lily-
(Continued llll Eighth l‘agm
_... ., w~.mm-~~¢—C
-—NOTiCE.
lllllvvr'a lllmc hilll't‘ will be cloned
all tlui 'l‘uullduy. naphthalene lIlf‘lll'
tiny .
llloot VillEELEll
ttllltl lltrollttlls
roIIIIoIIgIonltrllt
.ludnv itnlph Wheeler tallied to the
rlrparlclll tn the anteater court room
in linl'ti‘iorll loal wcoh. MIN“ ho had
filllnhwi iiIia butlinulta to the day. When
a motion for a change of venue was
illnllc by Lucian ll. Norton Cit the llnil
which he hall anallnlt Noble it: l’irrcr.
John .1. Multiple IfllI limit-dict M. iluifi
don, llllli which bl lltlltlallllti to be tried
lit-fora .lllliltl- xnlph Wheeler and it
pity all Marc i Mr. Norton com
pillllllal that the lit'C‘tlltliiff'I‘N had noted
prejudicial to him.
live allhtnittrti to Judge Wheeler ser-
oral twirl-paper nilpptnn and the
int n audio» of the (motion having been
mm a, but he did not give the name of
the ease. He goalie of how statements
in a newspaper might influence jurors
nan-ha said lo the vapor-tam»
"You ore justified. and ital very pro
par for you to puhllail the proceedings
in oottrt. the tellinluny. and all that.
but i trail you not to characterise
things in such a tray or in afloat the
opinions at juror. hearing the use:
or during the triallt to give on hiatus.
photo in thr- community unfavorable
to any party “
Judge Wheeler on Thunder denied.
the motion for cilantro at venue in the
WAS GWEN
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Criminal «Action Will Develop:
Over Contact of Daniel Rus-
. cell’s Will in Holmes
condemned. MaBB., Feb. 21.---A
hundred daye' wrangle over the right-
ful claimant to the $750,000 estate oi"
the late Daniel Russell. of Melroac.
has not only marked the cane an the
.larudyoe and Jurodyce. of Manachu-
actia jlll'lapttldence but Illil developed
sufficient testimony to warrant cl'llnl
uni action no matter which way the
scales of justice fails.
from the plains of North Dakota
stands before the ‘Middlesex Probate
Court either all the long lost son of
bin father. or one of the most accom-
plished lmpculort-l in the law spirals
of the state. He says be for Daniel
Blake Russell. the acooud non of Dan-
iel Russell. who disappeared when a
boy. and that he. did not hear of hill
father's death until a year after the
entitle had been practically settled.
Opposite stands William C. Russell.
the elder son and principal beneficiary
under the will. surrounded by an array
of the highest priced lawyern in the
atnte. who set up the deft-use that the
North Dakota giant is really James
Ransom. of Malone. N. Y., and that
he has been hacked in his fight for tho
Runocll property by a particularly
clever group of gamblers ill or about
Dickinson. N. l).
The charges on both alder. have been
:mnastioual anti cannot be. disregard.
cd by either tllc. pltlscmlling attorneys
of the stair- or the nation. If the
claimant‘s case in upheld. the poet of~
the authorities will be warranted in
lil'll‘flllllg aolno ol‘ the other aide for
tho mailx.
if, till the othcr hand. the estate
wins, ihc claimant. whose name will
therefore he “mist‘dll and not ltuaseli.
stalldsn all a per-jttrol and one who has
olicnlplt .l to obtain money under fable
pl of clinch
'l‘tlu pout-puke limpet-tors have been
at New hearing since the cutie M
can. A lepteaclltutive of the. lliatritl
llllM‘llt y of Mitidlcsox County has also
llt‘t'li ill t'oualant attendance,
Yet the climax rooms an far off ill-i
when lllt' opening l‘ttil'iIS wulc spoken
on Scptclllber :0.
Soup lulryt'rs ll.i\'v llllsm'll t-lcarrc
ly ll echelon. 'l‘lley have been assisted
by more than fifty tlett-cllvl-n. 'l‘hcal
scroll lawyers and over it'll) witneua.~
llavc Nllflltt‘ll more than ”"00 million
words. 'l‘l-ll handwriting experts. at
expert l'lltcli. have given llit'll' fillifl~
loan. and (iii! oxlllbita have been intro
lillccd. it in calltuntca that the case
has cost to date $200,000.
liltlrlfltll oil on”
T0 onllo. lltlllols
CAIRO. lit. Feb. 2l.--Wlih a bun
tired more militiamen humour in thin
city by openinl train. and with the
citizens ill ll lllillell moodawaillng da-
\‘cltltiltit‘ftlh, tollny let-amount to bring,
the till‘flIIII'II aituatiou lll (‘.airo to it
Iilltll .
the (brand Jllrr henna ill invnall
potion oi iant 'l‘llulllday lllnhl‘ a lilltilllt
Illlli Itll‘t‘iliitm. and tile uorouor'm jury
will conclude llll illuuirr ihla after
noon. Adjutant lionernl liioltllon halt
ill-all altllpol-ltavtl to Illllflfif‘ before the
eot'olwr‘a jury and the conflict be:
tween llii‘ NIH‘T‘IIE and tho fllllmy will
in» given tin airing.
The hunt lent night for “to "Wt!
confederate of John Pratt. tho negro
puree tilliiii‘llftf‘, wbone robbery‘nf two
women precipitated the present rncc
trouble. proved lltllluwoattlul.
Company ll. of fibelbyvilllr. ordered
out at midnight tart night. will arrlvn
thill afternoon.farmer-inn the militia
to fire companies.
«a...
mm <1»qu . “an“
WILL VlCl'I' LIIDC OOUNCIL.
'i'lleltdlly circular. ”to man. the
.mnmberll of innltcln ('mtacii. No. it. 0
U. A. M. will tourney in Stamford, to
gather. with auroral mutilation. and
visit Leena Council when the victims
from death Norwaiit and it clear from
the dilution! mom will be initiated
of the order Trolley tenth: mattrramt'
at '.l p. at. train leaves at its ill) thin
Number: who have never visited
lanolin (toenail should attend. an a big
time ill expected.
Tfib NA‘I’I NOR MWFWA‘HGN.
.4".
A tall. dark—haired. well-tanned man .
forging cauct-llllliou dates and rifting .
into the urination attire third degree ’
om.
a
ll MOTION.
flit?!”
Count amok.
Chore elation all day Theater. feta .
wormamm nature 81‘.
an: annotation, tlro dollar hill flaunt-d
no return no national not». fat it
palm A. a r. 'i‘liiA no. ‘t
ii iii
Pilillllllliil
lRlllllYf
pally Rearmed Operation m
’ Cars This Morning
29? MRS ilillllllll ..
BX Sllllllll llllllill‘r"
Between 4,000 and 6,lel0 Natl ‘1
Are Cut on the Slrlito ‘
Pulmoawma. Feb. 2i.—in spltef’i' :,
of yesterday‘s severe rioting. the Phlll’ '
adelphia Rapid Transit Company start"
ted their early morning schedule'totr
day without apparent interruption by
the strikers or their sympathizers. The
first cars left the hams in diaerent
sections of the city at 5 a m.. tweleve '
hours aftel‘l the serum: had been dis-
continued
. f
(Continued on Seventh Pm).
—-NOTiCE.
Wednesday. Feb. 23. is Red Letter
Day'in our store. 'i‘cn Stamps Free
to everyone. ‘
THE GREAT A. & i’. TEA 00..
124 Washington street.
M
The papers record
Sing Oh,
will, if
Under.
the death of
an Oregon Chilmffan. H8
he's been goodrfllevelnntl
in
Giauiflcd novoruumonu on ‘Illl
3 words or ten. 23 cenu: 3 ti angular
each additional won. 1 cont .9" martinis.
WAN T3117.
liUY lN I' RINTINU 0F-
Sclltimltnu Ari i'l'im. {2111
WANTED llv EKM‘tKKl-iilI-l"
nilllrfl li‘
WANTED
fll't'.
' ‘42:
i nyIunlIllrI man hint about to leave.
01“ 2‘ II a ‘ a '
§ In it IC‘IllC I“ I” ”'0 “MI .
lattice _
wnu'raou- not“ N MANUFA , ex.
in: concern to wet- on lltoo It Ad '7 1.“?
llunlwai'r. Iln\ 4116. South Norwalk. 1 L r f
wnm‘éo' :\ mt' at. (uni. TO AN-
Address llofoaI'Il,
_ 't
.VIP‘I in light lltluM'wnrit.
llmtltyttlll. l‘ullll.
WANTED«~hiAI‘ll Nlil'l‘ AND root.
tllllkll 'i‘lllwcvu Ifu. BIL. L12 Water
. '.l .l at
WANTED MAt‘lliNifi’l‘R. A3380 BUYS
in team lin- trade. \‘urwailt iron Works.
Noltlll Nlirnnlit. f3“
WANTID 'l‘tl Bi Y. ALL KINDS 0'
with and poultry. licni mitten paid. Ett—
illl pricun for tuliv.c ll. Prledltlan. Port--
4.
ucclicllt Turnpike». South Norwnik. Tel.
25V3. . 0“
TO LET
To LET t'l l.,\'l‘ on Five uoonn
and bath. all illl utlvvmctltn on lv‘ li both ‘
ill lmtu'ln ..r l w Mathrrs 'tlli f'ntor "
. ltil. » ill at
M
TO LETwiINI'I
room to it truly
without lllult'ti.
Ntcm. l-‘l'ltts‘lfillifih
or gent email wlih' or
Illllilll'l‘ 7 Concord iii.
2! 3!
w».-—......_
TO LET le’i'i FIVE-“(lulu ll‘itA'I‘.
nil itilitt‘m‘rtmttln over Uwuml ult‘ l‘l‘y.
North Mllill Nt Iiltllllil‘ Hill. thllllc' on
pt'culiaea. I’llolto Milt-2. Ct
YO Ll'f‘ WY!" lift mu. REPORT}
no... to adult... twenliiill) oolltl-ll. intuire ’
.tl Illt Valli-iv lillatlnr. Will! aunt-W W
St. . C at ' ‘
TO LET lllll'i‘l'i. l3 LANG!" “00.18.
built and attic: all ttllpl'on-mcnlnzu nio-
fIlllIl‘ ti. Mimi ’3‘
m Ilfttl' (‘Iillal culling;
Ill Illl Illltliitt- til “main“ Ave.
u“
To our rm... conundrum Imit-
nlnhl-d f'l mt. with all dammit-am to?
limit halt “WI" No 0143”“ Agh
twat Iona! Nlnwn it til-put.
TO LIT- I-‘l' llNlNllRl't “MN!
W
board Ifllili’ lionrll. inane iklflfl.f
mnwnlencn ill liltvilnntl II)!m lI. .
FOR SALE. ' '
ma CALI . IlllIAi-lliN tilt. without}
or piano t-luytl wllh no outwit voila
manic. AII'IH'NI Putnam“!!!
FDR CAleM ill “01‘ f
llti titan}: lenuihl- elite
1:323“ NAlflt‘W
or hit Porn» and rec (tut
llnlcin Ilril.. litit‘ll‘fl. loan.
”Wt.
lion“ CALI”. tI-r‘otl thlllli
li'lttmlt‘llt and with. all White Wynn
noun. All for stilt Aim to hit
lrnp.c ghoul: . NW ~
mall and fun
Kcltllrlr- Ilium tilde.
.1va mauw.‘ w
LOST.
to" emotional not
liavlllintl aha 'f‘oiiea imam
uttunlit. cotltniitltl sum it
want. ltetllrntu niinel
BUCINECCNC. "
CAVE vault “layman l
tiled “thorium?!
llm‘titttlliwe '
me in it
Intentional"
apt: oer-lien?
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