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ards it as a joke. He
W gejould disregard the
source. so. appar-
or an unknown.
. ow man people
titer/wast the ygate re-
. .0 to ‘stiles were used
" . keta'w’er ton-sale in so
malty pl so that only approximate
ll gee. bofslven'. The lowest es-
!lfihia'of the gate money is $230,000
it'll ‘thf’hlghest 8270.000. Gucssers
man the promoters‘ staff place thc
ten once at from 18.000 to 20,000. At
‘ l‘,§liiilltil it was the biggest crowd
that‘e‘i‘rer saw. a prizeiignt and the
:- tel, were'ss far ahead of-any other
, cutout that the record. disup-
f k
“militant the fight' tulll one thing
stands odt sharplyuthere is no more
eniion of Johnson's "yellow streak."
alleflthins that has been written and
talked about‘ever since he cnruc into
rmx’proininence.
“Jeffrles never could hit me; he
couldn‘t penetrate my defense; 1
haye‘always known this. and he has
just found it out. When he crouched
I tirade him straighten up and then i
picked him to pieces. i used every»
iii an there is in pusillsm on Jeff and
*“ did not stand the strain.“
Jenrles' peeple had little to say.
They wore loo sorely hurt and disap-
pointed.
Jimflorbett said last night:
"it was simply the old story of the
pitcher and the well once too oitcn.
it has happened to a lot of us. and
that it must happen to .lcfl‘rioa was
just as sure as late.
“.leifries did not box often enough
to give us a line on him. We all know
him to be in great shape so far as ruli—
‘nlng miles on the reed wits concerned.
but he did not. spur enough for any oi‘
.
us to' pass how he would show up on
the ,8 it: line. As soon as be had box-
‘dil‘iw'o rounds today i knew he had
noillilli. ‘He was all right enough in
he did not need to be
I the muscles used mostly in
tiny. because of lack of prnc»
' ‘ . the training. failed to res-
“The or; follow thought lilmaclf
and he must have been or he
fifibu‘ldpot tool a: well as he does after
that heating. is he should have boxed
sum. Joli would have done better in
"a 'lsrstbon’ race than he did in his
fight. it was only his courage and his
can tion that kept him there so long."
‘lt‘Gotch stsed tin.- upchsmpion
- os' head and his heart were
‘nfll thirhands and fee were not.
Early lit the diht i noitc hint fail
#1 some of tho stunts he used to poi»
!orin so wall and riIl'it than and there
.. r‘ l have no doubt it was. but
lili'tr’sthsrs could not bring back the
form of his younger days."
*M Butler. Jodriss' was», ad-
a.
of old. An sbsoaos from the
flats
pliers of'theyrins as new to him as it is
WOW of the ambitious
wot-clocking."
. at Gulls Ii it tho vsnooish~
attaining" limidoniftitim the
‘ stunt-mistress. it few at his
Stir. remained
. , in arid unartbssob
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M’ MING
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; or nomination to buyr This is your chant-e to learn‘sbout’the m :’
. convenience. money and time saver you can install in your kitchen. Call today.
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Eli 8:00., . to South Main Street, South Norwaiii. Colin.
1 Nut its did not have a chance. Jim
idhhimsolt to Win" rest condi;
out“ that the better man was the.
but; said: fi
citric- ol flood” us not the, landed left to nice and Jeff coma mm.
r six years made the annou‘
, martin-Mr except that thew
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timid. “thought:
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» unmounted.
Ill‘l . ”°°d°{,:"‘"‘¢up the
line amour glidinm'
rs below and ask to m the
one home to try. ‘ Use it ten
w
do they broke .lcff sent a left to John-
son‘s neck and then sldesteppod. They
clinchsdfiil‘he fighting was tame and
.. ‘ihey turned to their careers, Jeff tan
ping Jack on the shoulders“ smiling.
SECOND ROUND.
Jack forced a. vicious left to the
bead. They clinched and gripped in
a herd clinch. Jeff walked in and both
smiled and Johnson gave ground. John-
son led a straight left and landed on
Jeff‘s face. They were cautious and
clinched. John shoved Jeff away. Jeff
hooked a left to the neck and in the
clinch sent a right to the body. John-
son responded with a light left and
they stood breast to breast. trying for
blows. As they broke Jeff sent a left
to Johnson‘s neck. Johnson respond-
ed with u left and they continued to
stand breast to breast, trying for short
inside blows. As they broke Jcifrlca
sent u left to Johnson's neck and the
The lighting was tome and us they
wont to tcliir corners Jeff topped the
black on the shoulder and smiled.
They hold together and were willing
to give t-tit'h other any chance Jeff
sent right to the ribs and took left on
tncc. at close quarters. Jeff crouched
uud waited for Johnson. but he was not
willing. They came iogc‘f‘hcr without.
a blow and Johnson tried his upper»
cut, but missed. Jeff put his weight
on Johnson and pushed him about
when then broke. Johnson sent left to
Jeff'u face and tried nppcrcut. but
missed again. There was a lot of
wrestling and not much lighting. The
gong rang without it good blow being
struck.
Tllllil) ROUND.
"Tukc it cosy. Jet‘frles.” said t‘or-
bolt. as they walked to cantor. Jeff
tried for the face. but missed. John-
son hooked stiff left to body and right
to head. but neither blow was hard.
Thoy shoved nnd pushed ouch other
ubout. While (‘orbctt kept up a con-
tinual flow of talk to Johnson. Jeff kcpt
walking in, but missed a great ntuny
blown. Jeff hooked left to body. Jeff
stood breast to breast and tltcy stalled
nnd shoved about, Johnson sent two
lofts to face and tried right for chin.
but missed latter. chfrtes smiled at
the left blows and bore in. it was
simply it wrestling bout.
FOURTH ROUND.
.ioffrirs took his crouoiitng position
nguin and walked in. Ho missed and
ihcy came together in a lock.
Johnson tried his fight for the chin.
but mined and they bonus on exchange
of talk. Jeffrtes put a left to the lace
and started the blood from Johnson's
lip. The crowd yelled "it‘s blood for
Jell'ries.” but Johnson only smiled. As
snappy lcft to his face and they came
to clinch. Jeff sent left to Johnson‘s
lace and Joifrlos sent him to the ropes
with three rights to body. Johnson
lashed out with right, but left nontiy
ditched and the round ended. Jolfrtes
round.
h‘lF’l‘li ROUND.
Joifrioswsiitsd out and tried to land
left. They both spurred carefully and
Jeff's left for body was blocked. in
s clinch that followed Jeff shoved
Johnson baolt neatly. When they broke
Jack. swuut his left for body. but miss-
ed. Johnson shot so uppercut and out
Jeff's iif slightly. As they broke Jack
back with left on body. As they broke
Jack assin tried an apparent. lie miss-
ed. but slung Jeff on nice with left.
"That. loft is s lotto." said (lot-bolt.
Jeff stepped in with left to Johnson‘s
basil and than crowd cheered. The
(noun found nuts in a clinch. The
uses up to this thus was without
doors" to either man.
iiiX'ril ROUND.
Auto Joli crouched. They stopped
around each other. Johnson sending in
two ions to face, One of them cut
,Jsil'l“.oiiseii s. tut. Again they tolled
‘iit saith othsrjs embrace. neither will-
to‘tsko a chance. Jail rushed. but
.. and s lsft for the body and took a
Fl ftibn chest in return. Johnson heat
5
.. ”s m f lint flow of talk to Jul! whirl
my his to clinch. but Jeif calmly
li’ lot: on tool: isit and n titan
it . John-db shot lsft to “fill. lacs
Mei! .isl'l's right
is s nose wits hissib
ins‘tvitsii‘iiis you; runs. wuss loll
.his suit his seconds sot busy with
.31“)!
”his? 9 ii i Joli, than; that
it's ti). lo. and W%iy spams
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not so
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"took left on Moe.
aye. .lsif misc
goW.‘iient-“isiiti to
_ w anion button
his my into 0th “filillilh but
s to land: this shot a ion to face.
you his . info close oust-tors.
nt‘f' iii fi‘iti face tVIico "brill
Jeff‘s lips Tlii‘ii‘ round was lain,
"\ .MJ, . L“? .
Eldfi'f‘l‘l ROUND. ‘
"Come on. list .“siiid'. Johnson. as
they turned adult other. Jail cums on
and got a left in face. lie missed Jack's
body with a ielt and took two lofts to
Ice.
(lorbett. as be loaded ‘on Jeff. ‘ “Come
on. break." said Janina Johnson hold
his gloves. Rickard did not touch
them. Jeff misied’twic with left and
‘ .i linson shtwed
'Joi‘f about and the going found them
ibcked in each other‘s embrace.
NINTH R0 UN ll'.
Jeff stood up and walked into a left“
to chest. “Make him light." yelled
lorbctt. “Never mind. just. wait," re.
plied Johnson. Johnson walked in and
tried left for body; Jeff got. inside of
it and put his head “shot Jack‘s
chest and shoved the black fellow back
to the ropes. Jeff took it all calmly and
seemed to "be waiting the opportunity
to land a good one‘.’ Jeri walked into
two left Jobs on the face that did no
damage. His wrist landed hard on the
rib» and Johnson did not appear to
like it.
TENTH ROUND .
They came up slowly. Jack shot a
left to face, but Jeff brushed it away
loud responded with a left to body.
Jack again mined at right for law. Jolt
body and shoved him back. At close
range Johnson sent loft uppcrcut to
Jeff's face. Jeff got under a loft lead
and seemed to want to wear Jack out
by bearing his weight and shoving
him. Jeff struck two lofts to face from
n clinch and got one of the some kind.
Jet: took two lots on face when they
broke. He stopped in quickly and shot
left to body as gong rung. .ieif op-
penrcd to be fresh as he won when the
gong rang for first round. Johnson
was also fresh.
ELEV TNTH ROUND.
They walked up carefully. Jeff flu.
ally tried his left once to find it block-
ed. lie took left on taco ibroe flinch.
but smiled and lo lied to Jack. They
broke away and ohnson soul slight
nppcrcul to face and a right to body.
He kept Jeff bobbing his bond to ca-
cnpc. When they canto loitciht-r Jack
sent. two nppercuis to {use and chf
dppcnrcd iircd. Thou Johnson shoved
about Jeff with his bond on his shoul-
der and whcu they finally broke. Jack
hooked lci’t to nose. drnwing blood.
.loff appcnrcd slow. compared with
Johnson. Just before iiu- coil of time
Jot‘f rushed and aunt loft rind right to
body. but .iuck was going uwny and
was not hurt. lkiCldadl)’ Johnson‘s
round.
T\\'El.l'"l‘ii ROUND.
.lttn walked forwuril. waiting for :1
chance to get insidi- iln- nogro's dc,
i‘cusc. Jack simply drcw back and
hookod left to foot». "'i‘hougiii you
said you wcrc going to have run wild."
said Johnson. Jeff forced his way into
close quarters, but not left on sore
nose for his reward. ills uosc bled
freely and us he turned to tnke his
sent of going be spat out a mass or
blood. Jet! was not worried. appar-
bully. and looked fresh.
'l‘lilii'l‘hlENg‘ll ROUND
Putting his right. glove before-his
face. .ioff wnlked into n clinch without
a blow. When they broke. Johnson
cent a left to the body and a right
uppcrcui touched the chili.
"Stick thcre. Jim!" shouiod ('orbcii.
.lefl stuck until he won forccd away.
Then ho took two lofts and a right
uppcrcui to lure. lloldinu him with
right on the shoulder, Johnson soul in
thrco leiis in uqtck succession and one
uppurcut to thc face. .lcff scouted
tired and slow. it! could not solve
Johnson's dctonsc and touch all the
blows that came his way. Jack swung
left to face and thou calmly clinched.
Jeff continued to roms'tn. to round
was all Johnson's. Jeff's eye was nice
ud.
b‘Ol'ltl‘iZblN'l‘ii liOlle).
Jeff wnlitcd into u left to the ear.
Jack tapped the big follow on faith
twice and blocked Jeff’s attempts at
close lighting. Jeff took three straight
to face and got in it left to face. Jeff‘s
lofts were blocked by Johnson before
they could not within reach of the taco.
“How do you feel. Jim?" said Juclt as
they stood clinched. "How you like
'em. Jail?" Jsff wns sober and made
no response. lie took three more infill.
"They don't hurt." said Jeff.
FthEEN'l‘li ROUND.
it was a clinch to start with for foi-
iowlnu Jeff's attempt to land on the
face. .isclt forced the pace and sent
Jot! down with loft and rig t to law.
.loff sot up. but wan sent d u again
for the count of ion. The crowd yell-
ed, “Stop it! Don‘t let him knock him
out!"
"HUNKY DORY" CAPBlZID.
Kari Raymond itss‘otm the Own».
Arthur Lots, of lamb Norwsik.
Yesterday afternoon oil the Norwaik
Yscht Club. the boat boionslhz to, sin:
sailed by, Arthritiiols capsited and
precipitous hit. hole into the water
The accident was witnessed by s taut
number of Whig. among whom was
Karl Raymond. 0 mt out for the up
tnruod craft immediaisly in his our
host and made s. thrilling rescue oi
the icon in the valor. The host thsi
tipped over is the Hunky Dory. and is
It tbs name implies. s d . and war
formerly owned by Wilbur: .l. its
his h. Jr. also is s staunch little craft
so how sits ospsissit is s in story it
many. Mr. hols was none i s worst
for his «stunt. .
., Wm
QGUNOiLfllIflNG ADJOURNED.
lilac.
all» ,
"Hello. Hillbilly," said Jack it).
wn “its no...“
makes the kitchen airnds
dreaded “flake. y! ,.
newest m‘stho‘ . of
Whatr a contrast!-
stifling not,
the houenuri
e is th. WM“
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{mitt t “‘1; . 5.
“it m was- ro». mmwv «no».
vino"
iiliflllttlfil'ulid
F0ii elitist or
turn slum
(‘otnmandcr li‘rnuk S. (lornwcll, cl”
iiiv iioiliiot‘llf'tlt Naval Militia organi-
zation. link nnnouuced u change in tho
plun for tho animal cruise of tin- Nurnl
Militia iiuit to to begin on .lillfi'A33.
instead of all the unvui miliiiu nwu go-
ing down to (lardim-r's llny and out in
sun for muncuvors on ships of tho
bury the organisations ore to be split
up. Some of tho fluvul hillttiutucn will
tiiki' un lullcpoi‘idcni twist» on ibcir
0““ pructlce tilllps down the coast fin
for us Hampton ltoadn. in. hint to
iurn. This is to be douc to tout the
onumanship of the Naval httliiinmen.
it will be the longest cruiac tltui any
of tin-ac orxaiiixallona under command
or their own Mon! and on their own
ships have ovor-‘boforo iukon.
While the battleship iloorxln will go
to Now Huron July 23 and take on
board the llarifurd and liriducport di‘
visions for (lardiner‘a Bay. the New
Hat-cit. South Norwnlk and tho Bugl-
ucers' divisions will no on the Pontiac.
iicuf organisation‘s own training ship.
ihc Machine and go direct to Gardi.
net’s Bay. iiic Milf‘llifil leaving New
Maven on the night of July '22. a day
ahead of tho dolurturo of the liuriforil
und the Bridgeport divisions on the l'
8. S. Georgia. At (lordincr'u llay tin.-
Mncltiau will. join the fleet of tho Nu-
vnl Militia ships nnd will xtnri aoulh
word for Hampton Roads. (‘upt f‘oi‘n-
wcil and oibcr unicorn of tho ('(llll’lfli'il‘
rut Nrtval Militia will be in command
of that Machine on tho crulau down
”19 count. The olitcr nliipa that will
mako up ihc flout are the 'l‘onopuli
with the New Jcrscy Nuval Mlliilu. thc
lslo do Cuba. with tho Marylnnd Nu:
vol Miliiiu. llll‘ Ozark with the ills-
irici of Columbia int-n. 'l‘iie ti. 8. 8.
Chicago with f‘upt. (i. t‘. Mursh, ti. 3.
N.. in command. will bc at tho bond of
the Naval Militia cruising squadron.
Tho Navnl Militia tlc‘tot rcturuinu will
leave Hampton Roads on July 27 and
not buck to iinrdincr‘u Bay by the
30th. in limo in b0 inspector! by the
board of infilli‘t‘lloll or the navy.
This plnn of sunning the Naval
Mllitiamon out to our on their own
ships und control, shown flint tho navy
department officers now luivo confl-
irnrc in thc competency of the officers
and mun of lhc Navul Militia organist
:ions to nnvinnto their ships on such
cruises.
The development of the Naval
Militia ornauizutions and its increased
efficiency in the result of curt-fut in-
struction nivcu them each your under
the direction of oillrcrs of the new
"id by pruoliro cruises by the organi-
zations on illcir ships.
mm... w~m
CHURCH CALINDAHI.
Knight at. A. M. I. Church.
'l‘ncsduy i‘Vi'Iil‘lKM-(‘litfiil meeting
ind i‘Otlilllnililii of business of (out
.nooiilin.
Wednesday cvoniu wfliioir rehash
it.) and business moo up of tho Penny
tilts Missionnry Boctuiy. Free ice
twain nnd (‘illti‘ will be curved to the
their and iricmis who attend. All sro
welcome.
Friday (mutiny-Allen (3. iii. dream
irsyer circling at the tent. opposite
:hs armory. ’ '
Stintlawaoutln. will be conducted
tailor the font. preaching M ii a. up.
i p. in. and 8 p. m.. at which time the
rnstoe rally will take place ahd‘aii
numbers are earnestly mansion to
nails a ready mucosa in this innit
-_niporlsnt undsrhlila: of the trusts».
the cam of its preachers will be
iublishcd in Ba rdsy’s paper. “
_ M¢.W‘ W<~m
“no woman "on osowumo.
Yesterday morning shortly before it
i'oloolt. it womss attempted to set
, {last night on tile molar tints for you: a small y the float of the
s monthly midis of the city council sounds club/st nshintgon semi
but on «count of the holid- .no dusi‘ i . in st scone, foil or.
Wrflmha (3000in ill“ Jill" ‘ios . and 0 sign w ill her tea in
lPdiil lid til"; hfl' twattod‘to‘ssvehsr. Hows: .
M, subtitle council 3 estimated M two men who
WHWtMMMWfBi mouthed. osstrssiuridse
the they were Wit:
1" ‘ . Henry
and wounded in at.
. whilsthsm
Kitchenin »
Cabinet To
pistes and
the some not
towel m .
chimneys. '1‘ ‘ ,. ‘
bright blue of the chimasyb. radius the
Itove very attractive M invites slum
fills-s. flsdewith i. o and I burn
the 2 sad t-burnsr stoves can
with or without “blast;
we... .nnm ._...... W. WM”... w ,_.._
sndhoth h
”Verbose. ,
. The kitchen no. longer is -
the work ip now done with on
. mfort. and
out wiihgtlio heat. . ‘
She saves her strength. keeps “
5‘ [her health and is better able to
study the summer.
Thu New Perfection dons everything
that say other stovs can} o~sllths ism-
tly cooking. tasking-ins in; and iron.
No smoke. no dust. an odor. Host
s
is applied directly and not wastsd. it
turn. and the lime in out. '
The New Perfection stove has a
with shell for ltsspin
it hot. drop shelves to
or saucepan, and pickled
noise bins enamel
ft has" ion .
n vanish-with Rh!
will
it yours to!
7”" fi'W‘b‘m WW 3P3.
"um um ‘
tun iiiilliii
fudge Curtis So Decides and
dives Verdict for insurance
Company
.ludnc nomu .l. i‘ui-i,ie,.ot‘ iho our
pcrlor court has handed down two do
riotous. in “it“ suit of James J. Stair
ion. of iiriditopori, against the. 'i‘rnvci-
or‘s insurnurc company of Hartford.
the court finds for the dcfcuduni. 'l‘lie
it‘stltllOlly in llit' (‘ili‘xth which \vus hourd
acwrui n‘ccks ugo. allowed that Dr.
Thomas F. Sinuion took out n policy
in tho defendant company in January.
1905. in the spring of 1908 When our
rylng buckets of curth in tho renr of
his home at 317 State street, be over-
iuxed himself. 'l‘lic following dtl)’.
May 4, he was lltlti'll very Ill. und his
critic who diagnosed as appendicitis.
iic was opcrntcd upon at Dr. Wright‘s
hospital. but tttcd on ilu- Sill from scp-
iicacmlu.
. The brother of tho dcccnscd. who it!
tho plaintiff in the notion. made upplt
(‘illliill for the dentin bcncfli on HIV
accident policy of $0,500, The cm“.
ltany l'i'fllai'il to my riuitn, on the
ground lhui the case was not accident-
al undnr their policy. The brother
court-mind that it was. und illlli it was
tins currying of tho basin-is of dirt flint-
brougbt on the appcpiltrllls.
The Court snyu thul tlw i‘t‘lt’li'llCt‘.
docs not prm'i- that the death was due
to un uccidcnt. Judge t‘urtls says:
"A person may do u certain not. the
result of which may produce death.
but thc lneaus arc exactly what the
limit lnlcmlctl to use and did use and
was prcparcd to tiltf‘. Those means
wcrc not accidental but the result
might be nccidcniul. The evidence dis.
closed no accidental olomenis. He
did what no lnicndcd to do in the way
be intended to do it: no stuutbic, no
fat] or involuntary actions apponr."
Verdict hr 311.925-
tn the case of William iiawlcy and
(lo. or New York city, against Mrs.
Joanie hi. it. tovoc. of New Canaan.
ihc court finds for the piuiutiifs to
recover 311.926. This case was heard
several Weeks ago. The phintffs arc
Wall street brokers. sad or: brothers
of the defendant. They hr unhi suit
to rocovsr on it note of 19.000. There
would never have been any suit but
for the fact that their sister wont to
li‘runcc when she Willi hi yoa’s old and
inarrird litr. Lorre. who was lheu 23.
Up to that time the stator sharod
much with her brotlicru their prosper-
ity, and «he believed at our time thii
she was a nioinbrr of tho firm. The
union that they held against her were
never pressed. and they contributed
"to the lmprovomcuis of the real obtain.
which wan hold by their sister in New
York. After the mars-latte ibo broliiers
twoushi action to recover from their
sister the sinountn of mom-y that
they contributed to improve the New
York realty and the note» they hold
amount her. 'l‘he'court in his finding
* times t
p is given. Joiner wit
tings. nit
fury of 'usi'v
"ti neat little
htcli iivfiiliOl‘i.
assful no
statement of
of Which At-
no
ness illo' _ ,
folder to i. n: iiblio.
history, 0 cl bank-
,its tinnitus. 'I‘llinb
d‘sn Solos jsvls the p out, John ll.
Knapp. vik presidents, ‘0 George L
Woodws dis secrets mgvtreasurer.
ti. menu.
has none . totalling
'i‘bia bank, was lnco tiled in June
1800. under tho lliilflflué the Mochan'
ics Savings” Society .in 1069, the
llitllle was ,ohnugodio Till» South Nor-
wulk Savivu Bank; . ‘ ,
The ball 3 comm ”lm'iebilfilllefis in a
small routed room bill; fibuetlily oili-
grow such accomm aliens and plating.
ed its place of bun om. amoral times
undyinfiilil. it bu ltj'hild moved into
its [irefilflf‘btfliklll building or No. 97
Washington street, -
The following normative stato-
mentnitoivs tlic until; at the bank
during the [last ill rly Years.
Surplus
and Profits.
3 3,558.00
45,931.70
llate. iii". udil.
June 30,1880. 3 l 2110.29
J tine 30. 1890 .1 3,040.78
June 30,1910 in 6,280.28 82286.89
.lune.30.1910 7,341.04 128,200.75
Present numbn-r if depositors, 6.619.
increase in (top. its during the past
year,‘ “H.723.”
increase in nun. taro depositors the
post Year. 284. ’,
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JOHN H. KN- ,r‘ltt Vice-Pm
FREDERICK Rowan, ans Via.
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WILFRED BO ILL. Cashier
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I. H. Mathews Hjnry Seymour
John H.‘Knspp Must Grumman
Josiah R. Mom 4.;‘Wsiiscs Marvin
Christian Mrs John H. Light
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to the effect that tba-0335’011N0W Us-
naan against William .iLfilniiil. 01'
South Norwsik. who was, arrested a-
bout a year "ago.“ for retailing ' to obey
the orders or» the tree, warden of New
Cannon one” day ”Midweek and paid
the costs of increase. .
it «(all at the time that he was erect-
ing the Asclieur block‘waiit And he was
cutting the i is of a trbe to make
room for a a dewnlk that'was to lie
but in. The tree warden toid‘fiiin to
be careful how he cut the roots. and
Mr. Smith told the tree warden he
knew what he wns about. The tree war-
den had him arrested on the spot and
Mr. Smith was lined in court. He
entered an appeal. but has now paid
inc.l costs and the case has been drop-
pci .
~Doan'o Rogulets cure constipation
without, griping, nanosenor nay weak-
enliig effect. Ask your around for
them. 26 cents per box: ‘
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Besides screening occupants from
thesuu, the more durable or the porch
screens protect . the. furnishings from
nil but the heaviest driving showers.
and are therefore economical or the
strength of the housev'iite as well as
the beauty of the pillows, hammocks.
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TELEPHONE CALL 720.
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(Gregory louisvord)‘,
a A s r n o a w A L it
Shore Dinners and All. Kinds of
bee Food Cooked to Order ‘
John nominal.
PROP!!! ETDR.
Excursions to mum“ and
suuuen rm: with“
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Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Nomstk Mon-
days and Friday! at 8:45 a. rm. and
2:25 p. in.
Leave liorwsik for Huntington, Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:46 a. m.. and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 506.
SINGLE FARE. 40¢.
Children 5 to 12 years. Excursion 350:
Single Faro 25¢.
Parties of ten or more can make a an-
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gins in affectionate intimacy and in into
iusi trust slid minorities." But the
L uri believes that the brotheruhom
o by s propondcrsnoe or the evidence
that when the notes were negotiated
they had in mind tho safeguarding of
their interests in case anything has»
pound. The court believes that the
brothers advsnoetlmouey to improve
fins house in which all the portion lira
ed in the helical that the house will
continue to be the home for all of them
and that the sister would preside over
it. The note was a sort of prerstitiiltl
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