Rilli,
Bus erosion com» in Second
and Harry Ul‘iiiibi‘i Third
illivra‘nipttiiaui-ivsni
’lllilliiiiiiiilii llll
: ill illlilll till
find around Secured in ten
fills Handicap Free For All
Norwuik. eutomobilists. figured prom-
insntly in the automobile moon at iiny- .
tons. Florida. yesterday. .The ten-‘
mile race was won by Gus Grosiesn.
driving E. H. Hotchklss' I’opc-llsrt-
ford car. In the twenty-mile free-inr-
aii. Grosjean was beaten only by s
foot by the celebrated llnrney Old-
field. who drove it Knox. in this race
Harry Oomdorf was third. The tenv
mile handicap free-for-llil was won by
Mr. Orndorf. In the latter moo. David
Bruce Brown, a former iIsrstrom
school student, drove a Benz car. start-
ing from scratch.
A despaich says, concerning yester-
day's raving: _
DAYTONA, “Flu. March 22.~ Tito
three-tiny automobile speed carnival
under the hospices of the Florida East
(toast Automobile Alisorilltion began
on the beach here today. but. before the
mile time trials and tho tlveflnlie tree-
i'or-liii championship could be decided
the nutomntic timing apparatus bo-
cumc sh‘f'lrt cli‘cuited and those fixtures
were pllt off until tomorrow.
llsrney Oldfield in his big Ilcnz our
and Walter Christie. with his front
drive creation. were llcllodnled to start
In these‘ events. sud rather than disap-
point the crowd both drove s one-mile
exhibitionwithout being timed. .Old-
hold drove his Knox car In two other
races; winninnth, twenty-mile con.
test by less thin‘ ' ”i”. vial Gull (iron-
iean. in a P . : -»» .linr-
rl’ Orudorf, roll. was
leading It the- it , t stliled
his motor.
In the ton-mile mam.» doorman."
(or ii cup listed by.
"inniesenn rule l__‘-
board of tits. =
race was woii' ‘y Dmitri. lisllishod
across the Iinlsh lib one‘ hundred
yards before iii. it. tman. in s Hud-
son car.
Another excitins struggle came in
the ten-mile rug; for the southern
championship. ' loll vent to (iron-
.ieun by three foot. lb was open only
to residents of Florida.
Ton members of‘ he second Regi-
ment of Florida in It 120ml Iiid carry-
ing nuns and buyousts helped the den-
uty sheritfs to gourd the course at the
starting point. where null-c than five
thousand spectators therod.
The summaries fol ow:
Ten-mile race for southern champion-
ship—~Won by Gus ill'biliesil. Pollo-
Hartford: R. M. florid. Btearns. surolui;
W. E. Davin. tlhalmtlt‘b-Dctlfioil. tilird;
it}. Hiilobrand. Mitchell. fourth. Time.
9:27.
Twenty-mile open storll our race
. Ifroe-Ior-sllinou by Barney Oldfield.
Allow". Whiting.
.6 . sud contest
Knox; tilln Groom. Pope-iiurtiord, '
| second: Hurt" Orniiiiri. i‘hnlnicruiio
troll. third. me. 15:00.
Ton-mile hillidicwe free-for-sil lfor
the Alien Whiting tropliyi-WoII by
Harry Orndorf. hulnlers-lkltruit
(2:2ltii; M. ii. lifnnn. liullsoll
(6:30). second: id. liebrsnd. tlhslm-
ol's-introit (5:25). third. Time. 0:09.
tithor curs finished is follows: liar.
hey Oldfield. Knox Ili30l; it. M. Ilond.
l-itcurnu i2:ziiil: W. Ii}. Davis. Mitchell
lti;lliii: David Iiruco lirown. Iiellz
lsrrlitrlll.
Today's Innis.
It‘irst event. one-mile world's illiiliil'
piolnlhip trial against iillli‘rllli‘im)‘
Oldfield, in lions. 28 2th seconds:
(loorlre Robertson in (ibrintic cur.
:l0 iiihltiti seconds. .
Second eventmilsrnoy Oldfield. driv‘
lug s,i<nox our. to establish stock out
locord furious mile-ultimo iii 35-100.
The third «went. ton‘miie Vim-tun
championship, won by Howbklss’ Pope-
iisrttord. (Irosisnll driving; second.
iiond. driving a Sleuths. Time. ii “.100.
until ‘liiiilliiiiiil.
iiiiii illlilll iiiPiiiil
Al, the melding of tho new llll‘iiii‘i‘
suinscribrru held last Owning In ihiik
town court room the reports of the
various committees were heard and
plans for the new building were imb-
. mittsd. and it will! dooidnd to refer
them to s competent architect. ‘l‘illl
coronation committee reported tbst
x tbsoorporslion bsd been formed and
um. the certiiirsls" of incorporstion
boil been received from “tutorials!"
astute. Deputy Sheriff bkniiylmimi-
ud‘ilin position sit “dietary of the new
protect. . the fact
i gills dutisi. In lobsters those
_ about)! shsrltt mm from
- ll the notions little to the no»
it. i on: dioril ,smss Keene 1m
' , tell to this million. it wu'sn
' outsells mudsdvhndm'lsruly
Tits tumour-stars will most
. married this afternoon at tillmldl’noo
5’? thsr this unkind trout tits
m for buildins. in
“wt ‘ ‘6 {"1 .92 i'll I‘V'ii“
Mills diary diminution w _
tor of Mr. sod Mrs. flour 5 .~
wood, as .iisnry 'Vliittiiilt. ., orlym‘
London. stand. how ,of NewYoi-k
city. were quietly but vsry prettily
cf the bride‘s psrhnts'liil“lliimwood
uvrnlle. this city. ‘6 . i
The ceremony wsspsrformod in the
presence of‘oniy immediate relatives
by the Rev. (lemld H. Board. or the
Park Congrcantionni Church. Bridge-
port, formerly pastor or the South Nor-
wnik Congregational Church. Follow-
ing the nuptials there was a rooeption.
at the conclusion of which Mr. slid
Mrs. Vincent will start. on s -ilonoy-'
moon trip. The latter. will Include it
European tour and ppm their return
the bride and groom will take up their
residence at the Ansoilin. in New York.
The house was very beautifully doc-
ornted . for the occssion. the. color
‘schemo being white and green, In
’ keeping with which therov‘ws‘s I bro-
!usion of Easter lilies. psitnsgisi'nsi
and white camstions. ‘ Dlii'lti. tbé w
tel-noon an orchestra disconnect sweat
and appropriate wedding music. .
The bride was given away hy‘bsr
father. She was hsndsomely gownod
ill Duchess point over white “tin unit
were a white veil. Her bonnet was
white sweet polls. The bride's sister.
Miss Hazel Lockwood. noted its brides-
maid. She wore pink and white chit»
fun over white satin and carried pink
roses. John W. 'i‘horn. of New York.
n friend of the groom. was the best
man.
The. bridal couple were remembered
with n magnificent array of wedding
presents. The groom's gift to the
blido was it bountiful diamond crown.
rw .. «Wm
—-NOTIOE.
(ilovcr‘s shoe store open Thursday
evening. closed Ill day it‘ridny.
llllllllllli iiillll
ills Rilllliill
Only Threslislnhorsoiths Bridge
Building Bommltteo Loft Out
of Seven Appointed
It. bedtime quite generally knownto
day thst the Rev. Dr. Ausustus ,il‘.
Beard hall resigned from the building
. committee for the m6anMsim
street bridge. It in Malibu Dr.
Bard tendered his resignation to
John is. Seymour. chairmsn oi the
town meeting which voted the bridge.
and who was delegated to nluue the
various rommiitoon. n (In? or twu no.
Mr. Seymour, who is in New York to
day Is cluttomsry, has not. msde pub-
lic the reason for Dr. Board's resig-
nation.
The resignation of Dr. Beard ro-
dures the membership of the commit»
too to three. Seven were sppointed
originally by Mr. Seymour. including
Dr. lie-rd. E. Hill. .ioiln F. McMahon.
lismucl Lynl-s. John .I. l-lsnlon, .loilb
(lsvsnngb and tailor Church.
Messrs. Beard. Csvsnngh und litil
tendered their resignations and John
F. McMahon, it. but been discovered.
is ineligible to menlimrship on the
milluliiteo by virtue of bring I mem-
ber of the town bond of estimate and
intuition.
~WATCH OUR EASTER PRICED.
Order here and sure money. Just-infra
'0’
lllllli l’ll illll lillll illll
Biiiiifiiill lillllli
Convicted of Assault linen lirs.
,tiargaroi Moflhwnliilliii‘y
' Saloon mil Loses it-
csllsll as Well
t
For utimllptllla it serious itllbiiiill lip-
uli Mrs. Margaret Month. Prior l"
itriluuuiu and iiidWllrd Knitting. well-t
known linnbllry residents. Wfll‘il each
unlitunrvli lo ,slaiu'li prison for not
mom iiiiiit six sud not less thsu iiircu
roars by Judge Curtis in tho crilulllbl
lilil'if‘i‘ioi‘ court. yesterday. The jury ro~
tirmi about iiizlo yesterday mornintt
lulu nilur delibcrlltbls for it little morn
lllnu sn hour returned with it verdict
of guilty in iinril cutie. Ilrituill'ls and
Routing hnrc broil on trill! for ovor a
work.
lirnullois took bill punishment with-
ll‘
hi the
srhood of l"
Billet oi the Army ill Buildup.
dent 0n the 'ihltsllirls oi
wil’sl‘lltlni‘ollm. c.
illlll luluftlliil ‘i
: ills illiiiiu litiiii
Arnly ,Autillnobiisillss in collu-
. '9“ With ll Trolley car
WASHINGTON, March tum—Malor‘
General J. Franklin Bell. Chief of Stat!
of the Army wssbldly but. probably
bert .i. slocum, wife at filler Bi , in;
of the Seventh Cilvslrl’. was almost in-
stantly killed early today. ill n with
sion of their automobile with it trolley
car on the Tenneiiytown road in the
northwest outskirts of this city. Goo.
Iioll had one rib broken, it bad scalp
wound and severe bruises. Tho chauf-
Iour was uninjured. ,
NEW YORK March slimlitsiorvt‘ien'
oral Liionltl'd Wood. in command oi the
ilopurinlcnt of ibo East and who was
eluted to uuccoud tloneral Boll as chief
of stuff of the Army on April :2. was
deeply shocked loony when informed
of tho nccidunt ltt Washington.
Mrs. Slocum. who was killed. ms
tho will,“ of Motor Slocum. of the Sev-
cuth Cavalry, and he has been station-
rd item on (inventors lslsnd u Junior
illnpcrtor-ltcnorsl of the Department of
the East. Meier Slocum Is it brothor of
Major fiiephtm i.. ii. Slocum, United
States militury attache lit St. Peters-
bnru, and both no nephews oi hits.
Russell Stine. 'I‘hcir tuber. bot
brother. is administrator of the
illliiiioil tinge est-to. Mrs. Bioph-
on tiiorutu Is now want with
lira. Sane but they are on their wsy
ilOllii‘. '
“Mm. Horiiori slooulu went to Wash-
ington only s low tints itxo to Visit
(ktliornl Bull Int] hill “fully." slid 000.
son. with her. a? m s bliss liab-
drotb. of the New oril Milli6'ifbsfl»
iifl' army minaret bur W, Site
was on. of the finest stud most love-
ubio unusual ever know said she or»
layout tho esteem of oil.
"0f com-m. my own innit are not
settled. If (Mosul Bel cannot recov-
er I msy so to Washington st once. i
wit send tiller Slocum is Wuhinxton
knittedintoly. it is I Willie blow to
int." 1‘ ‘ '
~IOGB. I
I003. #08.
Not how many. but downwind. Juno
ioi'i's. , ‘
lisill lllillii iiiiiii ‘
ills ills liliilliil’l
Alleged Slayer oi liinbbridgs
Park Found by Commission
to Be a iisdnllln
_... . ”Wm...“
NEW YORK. Mli'i‘ll ‘23.—-—(‘ouiossiuu
thst ho owned the revolver with which
Robbie inomill and Arthur shihiey
children. Wot-c faintly shot in iiiflli
bruise park inst .isilusry Ilss been
ulsde it is reporiod, by Norbert lloilni
son.
This admission In understood to be
included in the report of tho rommis
skill appointed by Jusiirr- O'Bllilirlm
to inquire into lhr prisoner's snnii;
The report. was died with the root.
todsy, and iiiiti not yet been mudo pub
lic. ‘
it is prnrllrsiiy cousin also
the commission hull pronounced
nison n illlisiir.‘
inspector MoCsftcrty and his «in
tootivos have maintained from ”lit
first that tho prisoner wall tllu lnliu
who shot the two small Indi- while-
ihcy were innocently pinyin. toluther
in Lover‘s illit'. Dennison. nil occult
iric fellow. was picked up by the po
lieu ll week litter the tragedy. llo
blended ignomicc In I simple-illinded
my. slid when milit‘miliid with tho
pistol found near whom» the two lsds
wore slsiu be said he did not own tilr
weapon and tlilit ho hild inst soon it
"When no filled the from full of bill-
lctu with it," ill Westport. (icon.
that
ihlii
out uny apparent detection. “‘l‘huibl
going some. ain't it?" Willi his only"
t'tiimlltiill. utter court had adjourned.
When the jury's verdict wss snnoulr
Ilild’. Attorney Iinwsrd .‘I'sylor. for
lirnunoin moved that it he not aside
on the mind that it one contrary to
the ovi soon. Judge Curtiil denied the
motion. Litter Attorney ‘rsylor and
Attorney Iiiillrirlll if. Murphy ‘whc rs»
do much cohlhciinu testimony was
iitltitmi‘d to prove Dennison’ll audit or
innocence that. .lllsiioo O'Eiuiiiltltn do
i‘itititl to put iiill‘ before I lifbsoy coul-
illission before siting bill mils so to
the ”militia: t . ~ .
if Dennison tins now wilfosmt the
ownership of the revolver his guilt Is
prosontsd Keeling. collation from
the ‘oonrt’li so tence. The court
showed the louder boudof “vi
000 etch. 6 , ..
hrsunsis hsti s boudsmlm sud left
the «drum soon sits:- “court still
virtusll'y' slittibll‘shsd. not: in; to the
police. if be It found to ‘ inssns.
however. booth in will to pollution
Militia. ' ' ‘
ills ’pistoi‘ ind'hiism it to;
Ho...
iournsd tor tilt lurid. Kristin; vm he duels . ,
not so mush . however. still so to “Herbert." um Alli-shunt tam his
so to the county‘isil. The s is s attorney. “iii than your s i"
stay of essentials lbs sinus prison
sentenced it- is ptdfilist; the mob
"rs film “Willi ‘ in some
the assoc forjbfidxisoh are the sc-
hhm‘wsn magnum. but they rs»
.. . . . j...
w...» M“. u6 .l. .
XI} f f i." . .
WM ‘ bqn’flo‘, a: W31“. ‘ ‘
son, .
Dennison w tillers ho had
mm s “Milli",‘fflt‘.’ on the
'ml m
“not dangoruusly injured, and litre. or.- -
Wood iodily. "Bitt- took her two little.
, is»
i. one of the sessions oi. . in 6 ‘
loomn'iisiltdn'ltls still. no ill- innit
. s
“We tooled them. my us y «d i." .
M , ,
“th it is a plate? Milli“ Danni!
dandy. 2 ' ". *
incurs;
dchodulepfw " . , M
from a is hobrlimsil to will hour
week. on: in n .diilsrcui. expression it!
the Idea. unit tusdsrilsnm mm s
hdif holiday outboard. y. This was
not. occupied. however. lit the propo-
sition thst thorium schedule aria
now followed burnt". and that the
men receive maritime cent: more
our dorm” 'flflnlmovuiv «copied.
This chem .willwtske stout on the
first week In AWL.
, lilo roll
,1 i... ya. x .i‘ ‘ .
Despite Animal health Board
the litmus-h lint-m Walls
WESTPORT,5M ,li Rwfiolirlst for
ver has ith' drills the pest
svboit in spite or thoi finally ink-
on by the hsslnr nuthori in closins
the staple Hish‘seilool iris! fumigation.
bevel-st of . ‘ ~ who but“! been afflic-
Md with the disease but: intended this
institution. The “boat will be re omn-
atmr the Easter trilobites
Troll-y 0st! Guilty.
Ono of the mutual. distributors of
the discuss is built-red to ho the trot
toy cars. Many of the cuts sro dirty.
sud hove boon o0. lad by numbers
who have him the Issue and it is
MRI to teli‘i‘low mun! mm do the
towns this side of .Bridlcport bsvc
been united, ._ in this mm
At present 6t ore m men uses in
the town of Wesiport , it is more
than likely ihst ‘ Vi doulop dur-
ing the week. e. cloning .of the
school; grid the indium tsitsn to
anislttiniltl dim “(if bath whom
has not soothed in not It the nest of
the trouble. Ind tilcioci that nil sec
tions or the town are slanted and sort
ursi of the Mil not 3 9K ., hire! in
low tbs school lite. us
all to whether it is s Niobium
"to the Wills n ” Just
whst non m .: inducer
untold. , _ in. p f
The '_ , _ 7 st ‘ utsro
venldo at”. one: M Magi
the. To this only i» added the four»
yvsroid chin of lit. and Int. Hoyt
oi communal. All of the cues for»
islluleiy spear to be light.
There. hi all» one row on Worldwide
art-nun.
~EAIT£R onssrmos Rf J00!-
LOFF'I.
'llood things to out for popular prices.
“w-ma’w ..
liter tourist“
.1 lists; stuttll
(‘hlrlos 8. “number. who but; been
noting u csrctnhrr for Innis killer.
of West Norwsili. rcportcd that tho
inttor'll horse but been ntolcu from his
lliaro showtime inst night. The buck
door of the burn was rlosod. but not
iurkod. slid the ihiri entered the.
building this way. put it blanket uni
butter on the horse sud led him swsy.
The animal who a wry iisrk brown
horse. almost iii-ck. iwclvc yours old;
Loco pounds. old shoes. inns- not very
ions: medium long tail. ions rout of
hair: n good render. no white on him;
high on shoulder. old blanket In! lili-
let.
The Booth Normlili authorities were
notified lind are endt-nvorlnx to not I
l-iuc to work on.
M
t.
.Iirop Ill for s cup or toll. Thursdsy
slim-noon of Flint M. i‘: "hutch null
like it look at tho lisilliy fancy pork
illiii lionleulndc foodstuffs.
”sum-mm
IIXTII WIN“
' ‘llllll. "ii “I!"
Tho-birth Coilwfllll'. (‘ossl Artiliorv
t‘orps. hold it drill Iut MIM- The
non were put through s new series of
exercises with thcubsyollot b) t‘spisih
Albert Mussolini. and lootilttmi them-
«Ivcs very crodltsbiy. ..
tins uswrmolnbor. Mlle tutu. so
or former first Linoleum if’hsrlss it.
Unites. was odlliittnd. The matter of
promotion the miliisry drums. ilwth'
or min-t Iii-other. will discussed very
involtliliy by tbs «bullshit. still it is
buttered it will so ‘givsn. "
At tho conclusion of the drill sud
iliilitlm sessioprofroslilllenln of "Silky
mum Ititi slum tom tom mud
still I blocker
loved
'i'i'il R V. 9
g ”I,
hold,
s
. tor tirNichoi both outed thsi s sot-
». most nobility in 1 ‘
KC 'rlrrssuso’. rs. More
w' a»
llolrly All Night domino u
the Residence of Billie
’ ii. Earls
nutrition b . i
ilsllllllllll lilii
Breaking Up in sun Wide tilin-
mi Strike a Disappointment
PHILADELPHIA. Mill-ch find-Air.
though participants in the conference
between strike leaders. trsnsit cont.
pony directors and politicisns which
adjourned surly lousy stated that no
sgresmoht had been resulted sud that
s uttienthnt of thostrsot cor strike
was not yet in slum. it is believed that
it stop towsrti n settlement of the difli-
cliity has boon taken.
The conference wsu held ill the rest-
doncc of George ii. Earle, one of tho
represcnistivrs oi the city board of
directors of the Transit Company. For
i
l
were brought together sud discussed
with nlenlbcrs of the board of direc-
tors their lltsnti in the controversy be
of the Anlslgnmstcli of
direct
pioyros. Ill well lit the members of the
committee of too. which has chorus oi
the local sympsihctic strike. in"
present. Stole Son-nor James P. tic-
Nichoi and Frank Rooney. former
president of the Central labor Union.
were also in attendance.
it was after 2 o'clock before! the
lost of tho conform had left Mr.
Klrie‘s residence. Every on» what roll-
11‘!“ in discussing the meeting. ni-
thouuil President W. D. Iishon. presi-
dent of the csrmcu's union. and Bens-
Associsiioii
iielllent’is not yet in sight.
As the sottlonent or the street os‘rv
union‘s troubles monitor to be dell?
ed the lenders of the meal nylons-
theme lib-lbs no limit it butter oil
Wdor to . _ their worn in line.
The " text workers in ”mourns.
who logetnor with the members the
Allied building Trades formed the
buckixlnc of ihc‘nrncrsl slrikc, moul-
ed work todsy. The tsxtilo unions rop-
msoi aboui‘usmo pol-mus. The no
olutioml usliin: upon their members to
return in work todl). stated that the
trxtiie workers but stood loysily to
comer ning._ the be lining of the
siniluihett strike lit but made all
tho snoriiidlri‘ necessary or that could
be expected of lholn. The textile work-
ers piedxui ihr cartoon their blunt
and dunclstisuuport and smell to
refrain trout panorama. the uolloy
cgnl until the strike hss coded.
The breaking up of the general
strike is s disappointment to the strik-
in; our men. who believe'the sympo-
thutlr strikers should have stood out
longer. especially all this time when
illt‘ Rapid Transit Cmnpsny was show-
ing s willingness to trust with the
turn. it ill generally part-ell onion; Is~
hor ioslli‘nl sud others thst the [on-
ersi Mi‘ilit' to aid the rsrmen was not
it sitcom-fill movemrut. It hold the
elect. however. oi urging tho business
turn to interfere in the interest of
pence. but tho Rapid Transit Ono-buy
would not yield to the pies-um.
The definitive council of the iiiniu
Federation of labor will meet st
wtihuhsrro today to further «mosh!»
or the question of rsilinx ll sisioarido
strike. ill view of the return of many
thousands of workmen in this city. it
is believed the executive council will
bulimic to rail s‘ sellout symph-
tliotic sirlku illrunlholli the lit-to.
Winitlibilliltitlc. Fit. limb 38.n-
I’rciiidrni tirecnsvsli of the sun:
Vrdmtion of bsbur. m tilll‘ilm to
day when he rend the strike lions‘
‘fru‘lu Philluiripbill. its said: “it's top
w ..
Asked who! rifitct ihr notion of tho
36.000 textile works-rs of Phiisdolpills
in vutim to no book to work would
him on tile driibrrstionli of the oil-
ot’tstiu cunniltirc in the city. Hr.
timmtli aid “Noon.“
to in Mliovrd ii‘ill course pursued by
the Phiisduiphis thistle workers and
”outburst to to wit of other man
to» the some it ty will ksw s tendency
to increase thumbflllm "1 till! ”it
is: of s distortion strike in the con.
forum of the thallium outshines.
which went intolilshgton ihls‘funnocll.
d
fi'm 0
the first time piincipsl labor lesdersi
lvtious wood poring plan started the bait
Jory conspiracy slid other forms (it
twoen the carillon illtd the tronsit com-litre“. The luv ground slowly sndis
pithy. amoral oi the national unicorn
and Electric Rsiiwny Est-i
, msr president of the German National
6 «it?
h. to it "mum bind. 'lllifti
. monitoring ironic.-
l
h nan—The
sorilll story ct Gollnciinlallic graft
which be j with John F. Klein's Ili-
advised d 09an .of six $5.000 bills 6n is
June afternoon two years ago, still
holds itsown despite competition with
current exposurfhs in other cities. and
it proinim utiother sellsationsl chair
for willy-will- presentation to tho
Grltid Jury of Joesph C. Wuson's con-
fession. Wssson in s former Council-
man. who noun five dsvs no on eigh-
teen nlolltlls‘ sentence for bribe toiling
and who, obviously resulting the im-
munity baths which have been given
toolbars. decided last night to follow
'tlldlcsd of Cool. Klein snd tell the dis
trict nttorney sit he knew. While this
VIM understood to be mainly to com»
Mute Klein's exposures. it also pron)»
M to include some of the men “high-
er up.” 6 .
The monuments of tho unit story
have been so simulodtc their. carbon
sis Is here presented for those who
missed the first ohspter: Klein’s dis.
play of 830.000 in bills on the street.
Julie 26. mos. excitod the suspicion’of
llsrnsst Frey. s harness denier. lie re-
ported the discovery to the city stilli-
tor. the bitter told hisyor Guthrie Ind
he passed it on to the Voters‘ Mano,
to whom the citizens of Pittsburg are
indebted for the prosecution tbst was
set In motion. A detecttvo's bribery oi
(binneiimen in connection with a ficti-
roiiirllx. This led Into the blink down»
all!" grinding with the following not. re-
am i:
In penitentiary; W. W. Rsmsey. for
Bank; William Brood. former prcsi
drut of the Comet: Concetta: Joseph
('3. Wharton, furnish Councilman, and
ii. iii. Bolder.
tinder sentence to the penitentisry:
Former Councilman John F. Klein.
Awaiting disposition of their csscs:
it. ii. Jennings president of Columbia
Nstionni Bank, and If. It. Gridln. cub-
isr. who picsdsd uolo oontendre.
Under Indictment: Fortyono Coun-
cilmeu.’ '
Confessors of Who siladlil: Twenty
Councilmen. runner and present, select
and common '
tiers contention swsitill turn: 'i‘on
tomes sod present Coupe men.
m slum
mum: Won’t
"“ WANTED.
WANTIHIX (300i) lJillUthiiits.
John if. McMahon. 56 Wullt Arc. m2: ill
wmso tutu. l-‘tlit GEN 'ltAl.
huumwotk in family of two; nu testing.
In. liutilirw K. Raymund. so West Aria.
liouiit Norwniit. m2: 3t
WANTED-«VARPEXTHM WAN'I‘M‘JJ.
at St. John a Kcysrr's. Biennium More.
on uus. J
! um'lih
ssr tbssrtion;
“1222i!
WANTIDw-iiln‘i. FUR HENERAI.
housework; tilror ill family. inquim of
lira. Knapp. 3 Washington of. and It
WANTED — ‘I’ul:
tor. adorns it 1.
. 1.
Nil lutiit' as t‘ABti-
it. our sentinel:
m
WANTID~~~COIPETI~1NT tliiii. Mi
lit. Apply to Ilrs. id. it. Mathewson.
_0 Wear on. 89th Norusik. trial :It
Ailiftb-«i'tl I't‘iHN Hill A EARN HY
minim! ms who lindrrntslniil cum
l. horses. cows. etc. imuil- I‘Mscnye. bit
icty ‘Avs. mill at
J‘NTIDmTfl Bi't‘. ALI. KINDS 0}“
to and poultry; hi'li privost id: "be
lb. for good on Palm. ll. minim-d
gunfight Turnpike. south Nomik.
. s
“unicornwm no
wanrswmnomuwrs. M490 30‘"
l the min. Dior-slit iron “leaks.
.
70:37
re LIT~~~flliiNl but intuit wrrll
ruin; stintirnwn '1 rural-rum "‘-
qtiirwi. it about into tin. iiouih Nor.
unlit. m2! ill
l .
Talented brain” iron tilt inn
folio Mission, in wanna.“
“loll, I). 0., litre
liiiiii lllllllll lili “V?
= lllll llllllulifi
Grand Knight William P. writ”
Preside: at Smith ' “
James Dunn. of the Apostolic Mill-Z
stun Hullse. Washington. I). (7., ad.
dressed the members of South Nor-g.
walk Council, K. of (3.. and their.
friends In their bail on South Disin-
stmt. lust evening. The Knights and
their guests to the number of 160 ill». ‘
tuned to a treat of oratory thet‘hbiu».
dress. Iiin subject was. "Why 1
s Knight of Columbus.
Mr. Dunn, who let: years of use.
is
lecturing, is the posseubr ot a power-
ful delivery. which is most plum.
and convincing. He is full of wit ssdf}
humor. and s most interesting story :-
toller. He carried his audience to tho “ "
delicately moved It to tears. He modems ’
recelgd generous applause.
He urged upon the members to try . ‘
and do all possible to lift up the un- ,-
i‘ortlinste men who have fallen to the
gutter by drink. and put them on their ‘
foot basin. and to do all possible to [
keep the young man from touching}:-
toitiostihc liquors. He told of this good ‘
thst the Knights of Columbus are do. -
in; about. this country all, on" oi ‘ 6,
tin many good deeds one in til”. ‘
banner. which is gaining for them tho ’
lowed ‘wiih sill , .
than. Mills mm or
.l‘ {Will -
mil" “limb it l,l “aim
dd! i ll 1:
Milk! tisthoiic Union ' oil of None
W.‘ . 1“
than were pulled on! the meeting;
closed: by extending to Brother Duns
a rising vote of thsnhs hit his stillness;
-—NOTic
Through no error on the gut of this; .
noise the adv. of Jams ‘ 'itrien. oft“ 1‘
lows: “o. a. it. lists It ofbrlenssv The -
adv, should not here smut-ed as Mr. . ‘
you 0! i909. (Bi i
STEP N. MASS.
‘ rion Review.
i‘lsrlon, Conn. Merci: 2!. 1910.
'OI “LI-0A1'I'LE ‘ 8. “RV-
ersi tum: prior rixbi. i F. ii. idox- ,
toll. superintendent Koo in. Dutch
t‘uhil. , l min Sir ‘
volt sxclimo b 47.1mm:
firm for bomb Nomi items on
"it. “m" 13%;... till all
common . .
Norwnihq , in”
Aron‘ H Ll “intuit.“ .lil nilnu'rr
war I moms. W '
bowls- .nsmmi point. t Tim
portion on inquire iclm tore.
. to?»
F0! IALK OR TO lelUU
for solo or to ,t. ltllpiird ‘ till-Id .
wry l'o.. Elm i run» iii. In" t!
.‘ A
to 13+-5mh2‘u'iiiihi. mm rifle}...
tit-illictllslll pl'civrlril. 5 ”him nut-g,
ml til
urwnm mm or limits.
gsnliwhw item If Wijflii’i'd. in
i t‘ i' Ii. mill 3!
re urn my l. incur—in micr-
lm. l marvel-tonnes. No. it L vriic tit.
tin-t omi . w a ll
thmuli. bio. l Tumult
liars? .il'orwsitt. .
Ambler. Wilton. t‘olln. mu .1.
rd LITw’i‘Wii i.‘iiNNi§i"i‘thl lit! l.
"MW
i
POI! CALI ,. lN
ihllliot‘imi.
iivr level it In it. front.
one lot from twill» till 19“" bit" sham
w I
shut and electric i bill.
be bought reel-unit a if night i“
M 1. IL.
k. boon.
ii ri . T”. .In
Veil-[illusion ill...
W
12*!“ ultimo!"
!'
.. o r
Apply in linymmni‘Tii y
mulls. with all bunvoniotwmt or
i ounltswplm. Illi but live. our ' ‘
t News“: ovum. mu it p 7 , 4.
1‘0 ‘1’ 1‘ t”! iiNlt'UitN Ill 1 loaf J .‘
mus. mum! oiled ill. ‘nili‘3 i dx'wiflwim m" ”m
To I ”run" or rtvu iii l
flirt mm all Im «mm
*
.. taunt-rm
mop, son or ii
Wm...“ ti hid mi?“ N
. shill
ms.
multicolor 6
meridian ml W
moonlit.” ~
irw‘fliiml%
mV‘tm'etout it" Mill
on irons ms
in m _ i
tooth npeilhound throughout tho‘oti-Lm‘ .
yours ofwilich have been spent in ;‘
highest pitch of enthusium sud than ' l
s strong impression on his hesrers and ‘6 " -
South Norwsik. was idlii’ted so fol- w '
O'Brien csncoied nine duly in the ‘
Norwalk Chronicler