Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 6, 1910 · page 1

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”mound Clear Hotter

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'illaimed That the Work in Phoenix Engine Company’s Quarters
Has Not Been Done According to the Specifications—John
F. Patchen Appointed a Special Policemen—Matter oi Laying
a Conduit for Telephone Wire Will Be invalidated-macaw
of Estimate Members lie-appointed ‘

 

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Trolley Company Ordered to Dil its Tracks on Streets Where the
'Dity Has Spread the Fluid—Stagnant Pool in Fair Street is

Do Private Property

 

The regular adjourned meeting of
the Norwalk (‘ity (Ntliiiii'il held last.
event-rig in tho Not-walk Council chutn-
"Nier was the shortest session oi” the
intent for many months. it was call-
ed to order at 8:25 by Mayor lirutr
tinge and uttzi adjourned at 9:30. For
the greater part the luminous was titt-
important and uninteresting and all
were equally glad when it was over.

The one most important. matter was
that of ruinaing to pay the bill for
the new content iioor that ltaa been
laid in the Phoenix Engine company's
lire llOlltW in Main street. The work
has been lone very itnstitlniticlorily
and it; ctiliutl a ”butch" job. it looks

iliiilliilli Hill
aunts tin

Payne Bill Better Than Dinghy——
Cannon Can’t Be Speaker
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Congressman Hill, of tln.~t state. spout
yt‘ittci'day ni'lcrnooit at the Allyn
House, in Hartford. lie in looking
iiitoly, too. lAliil .tprittn. alter bin ro-
turu from Hot Springs. lli' uhowetl
the. marks oi” alckucau and or littxititt',
for Mrs. Hill had lit-cu unit-c thinner-
mittly nick than be. She in now i‘liili'i‘~
iy realorcti to health and he lookh‘ just
as lie illtl before the lllt'iliilitiitilil tutti
its wrestle with ltim.

He. talked t-lierrt'ully ot’ the political
outlook tintl ulna conildctit of a hour
bet: of good things. For one he said
he had no doubt \\'llilit‘\‘t'i‘ that. own
if t‘aiiiiou was l‘i'd‘liit‘lt‘il to the House,
he never could he rc-t'luctotl apcakcr,
Thai itiioriniitlon. Wllil'll only con.
timid other i—tiitit‘iitt‘ltlii trout Win-diluti-
totl. will be l'C'i"!l\‘i'tl lli i‘oittn-trtlt-ut
with sattuinrtiott. Ml'. liill dulll i'tir-

titer lllttl itt~ cottaltlurt-tl titt- i’nytto tarv

If! bill it decided llllllltwt'illi‘ni upon
this iiiliitlt-y bill, which it utipcrstulcti.
Nllt tithm‘ liilpol‘ittiii tumult-ii. ll l’tllliii’tili
(lotion and it Nlit'l‘i‘litll'ti tint true iltil.
There :ti't' i-(llilt' noteworthy oxt'opilona
thl‘kt‘il out by log-rolling, but they
are. conipttrtiiivcly i‘cw. lie. wait out.
phtitit- in lttvor oi' the joint rule which
he lion ptupotii-ti by which noparatc
tutti? me: notion ton in» ain't-t from litiv-
litg ollntr ttitlit‘ ililrilliill't‘fi tied upon
them. and be Willi urtiiiilod to had titat
the Vermont lteiiitblicnnn had endura-

icd the procedure iii their platform.
Mr, Hill wan t‘lfllt‘ii‘lally ctithuelnatlc
river the. appropriation of 3250.000 lor
the inrlli‘ toninilanitui‘a oxpettnou. lie
believed that this Willi nomethlnx
which the country would moat cor-
dially npprnw- an anon tut ii watt under-
ltood. It would nittkn pttnaibln tarlti' re-
vlaloh without tariff atzaiulala. Mr.
Hill will attend an important meeting
in Bridgeport on the liltit of title
mouth and than will no for a while
bland Springs ill Maine, what-o ho

wtl loin ex-tiovetnor i}. P. McLean.

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new YORK, July tut... Itembcot
- mend Republic. which rune to Rocker
won. in on the oil the Quarantine Sta-
ilcn in the Norton. lane in needed
Natural: the Ordnance Athletic cum
in llama urootttyn.

fill» dread Reputblln hi it stator uhip
oi the illitatad (tenant Slocum.

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jailed” the crowd on July
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now as if Contractor (litlnppn will be.
compelled to ntnltt- tint Work utilinl'ni“
tori“ to the CONlllt‘iilltt‘il. At any i‘lill'
he will not get any money until they
are satisfied with tilt“ work.

The first butiliieaa before the Coun-
cil was brought to their notice by M.
.l. Riordan. it, was illtl matter that
he brought up at the l‘t‘t't‘lli nicotine. of
the (Youucll held two wet-kn utio. .\t
that time it was lillil over. He attd
the others, living in the vicinity of
York atrcot and i’lttitnvillu :tVi‘iltli‘. lit"
Hire ti tun-trial policeman In that tilti-
trlt't. Mr. Riordan nppt-nrnti attain.

An application Willi l't't't‘ll‘t'tl front
.lolin l". l’atchon, who attiictl thtti ho

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South Norwaik Board at Coun-
cilmen to Act on Matter
iuly mm

A rather iotcrcstinn Reunion oi' the
i‘ily (Fount'll lillil been laid out tor last
night, but it quorum of the tuctiiltcrn
were not on hand and illltillil't litljillll'll'
liit'lli was taken. ‘l‘ltu llll‘i‘lllli: last
t-vctiitig was adjourned from Monday
night on account oi the Fourth or July
holiday. I

At. one time. {our iiii'llllit'l'fi were
present. Dr. H. ll. \‘i‘uttt. A. hi. l‘ohl~

innit. Cheater l". (‘lark and William H,
McMahon. but while the i‘iil‘t‘ilili.‘ woe

 

 

\i'itlillii: for Mayor lionmt .\l “pith,
who was on n proi‘t‘uxlotttti cull. llr.
Wont was called to .\orn:tll.. touring

three count'iitticn. When Motor Wolfe
urtivcd about 9 o‘clock int tliliiilll'lliilt‘lli
watt talten.

it won decided to have it short Heir
salon tonight, almply to [lily tirt-itittulat-
t-d billn and to deter other lttt»inr.~tt to
Monday evening. .Vitly lath.

Last night the rounrll “tib‘ to have
(‘Olililtit’t‘t‘tl the subject of ilit‘ purrlutae
of the Wright, Woodward and liroun
properties (or the propomul civir ren-
tur. anti tine report or the contuttttao
on the layout for it pmpoxctl new
direct alongside Nlll‘ lit-notiict l'i‘iil-
tit-tico to the auction lit-luv. tlcwlttpud
on the hill hack of Wont il\'i‘llili'. ltfl'
iwccu Cedar and Cartier nit-ruin A
delegation was on hand llihll t‘Vl‘illNlK
and it won underniood tlutt iltct-t- wan
to be home objection to llii‘ layout.
The objections were not voirt-tl iii the
meeting.

The recoiution on the l‘lYii' mutt...-
project. Wu prepared ltv tforporttilon
Couliattl John Keoxli and the lotion im-
llnvon he bill it in llllf'li illiillitt llltll it
in now injunction proof. it in [impound
to have the city volt» on the matter
of tanning the available zeitotttt in
button at the annual election in (trio-
littr. While the entire purchase prion
will be a little morn tbnn "noon, it
is maintained that the retunttttlrt run
he i’iiilily arranged for M iii" lli‘xl idi'l'lt
Mon at the ldglilluture.

mot iilDiiEASED
TD tioiit EIPLDVES

NEW HAVEN. July ii.an.itu lit-
nraneee oi abbot not per (will. have
been voluntarily given by the New
York. New Haven anti Hat-intro nati-
mod to more! thorium] utmrttnniitoti
employees, nboordlng to a ch t-ttlar just
lildiiiid and Idd‘i‘ettned to 0 w Wilden.
stiperlnteb'dent bi Nile motlvn dapttrb
meat. lb Mimi! it Pollock. general
«incontinent, 1'. H. Oflitt’. attpoti‘in‘
tendent of the dining car uttrvinemnd
Exfoliation. chief of the railroad
Notice. directorate who have not re-
celved vidga inorenae elm-e Novem-
ber i. '09. did embraced in the ad.
vtinne. but time are exceptions chietiv
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t..nttni «Mutated!
Hmimflm or idol . ‘
and millet ‘ .

branched. . at those attentional
include o otitebtnon. human
porters.

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Detectives and Sell Confection
Thief Secured Five With Boyc'
Alum-Diners Found Later

The visit of Captain ileorge Arnold
anti Detective Fox. of Bridgeport, to
South Norwalk, yeaterdny, the related
iii The Sentinel. revealed that Manti-
lono Joeoppe, who was nrretttcd in
Bridgeport as he won in the not of
stealing II bicycle in Main street. lute
been iii the bicyclu thieving pt'oi’eealoti
for some time, and with name ant-treat!
The two olticern succeeded in recover
lllg tti bicycles that Joaoppe and his
mate atole from Bridgeport. and sold
to foreigners at South Norwalk at lire
unit: lil'lCttB.

When .loaeppe was arrested he refuti-
nd to make any statement, but the no
line heard that he had been operating
in South Norwalk. The police by later
inevetigutiou uncrowded iti bringing
a man to Bridgeport from South Nor
walk who knew .lonoppe. tutti had incl.

him in that city with blciuzlea a hunt
our oi‘ titties. When the South Norwnik
man now .ioaeppe at police headtptnr.
tore the latter threw up like haudr. lilt-
urtttivciy speaking, and admitted that
lit! had been stealing wheels in the. city
tor some time and ceiling iln-ni at
South Noiwallt. Later ltu promised to
8t:t“()li‘tilttii)' the otliceru to that city and
itiitiltil intent in getting the wheels.

Knew Where They Were.

(inptttin Arnold and tit-tectivv that
brought Joneppc to South Xorwnik
yum-rdny and started in with an ()NZHUI
clc. (‘hlef VONNNIN‘I‘ incl tho ptirtr. lint
.iuncppc was unable to tell any of them
to whom he lititi Mild wiiecltt, nor tnti
he know the location of the town 'i‘ht-
t'ouev ntiou \vnti carried on through
an Iitt Ii Interpreter. A byntnmlcr
who was listening to .iosnippti. until: “i
know you. You have been in this city
with it“. or more wheels. tutti i know
when» one of tho bicycles in now."

The otiiecrtt jumped at the man. ox-
claltnlnx. “Where? .ltiut. show no."

The man did. A stolen wheel was
i'otutd in tin- putts-without of n ittutitttrinn
l:\l)0‘.t"l‘. who had purchased it til it rc~
titarltnitly low pl‘it‘t' price. When (Yup
tutu Arnold was looking m-t-i- tho tool
on win-cl, Detective You told a email
boy who promised to know where an
“int r or tho ntolvn whmla wait, that litt
could give him all cents for cWry
wlitwt that he could locale. ’l‘iuii prov-
Oil to ho tort good attggmiioii. tor the
boy. who found some of hit; computi-
ioua. went on a Kt‘lit'clt. tutti lti that: than
an hour tour witwin which .liiM'iliif' httJ
tilupohetl or were lotiiiti. (lilo iiiitil pit)
tutttuti tttttilrnt bin wht-cl ilt‘iitl‘, tttkru
from hint, and deitinutlml to know from
Captain Arnold what authority ho had
to ink» tho win-oi.

Simply an Auictant.

“Writ. lct'a tit't‘ you take it from it '3'
and the way George t-ttood titer iiit‘
anxious itiuiilrcr watt enough to li'lflliL
cu liim into «lit-urn.

\Vlill ilitfli‘ ilvt' t'tlt‘tn't‘l’t‘tl Wlim'iti
the ijiritiiznport ofiitrertt \vuttt bitch to
lirltlgeport. m‘l‘illllltiiiiil‘d ll} lllt‘ll‘ iii-in
tifli‘i‘. .iouettpe, Alter tin-y lt-lt ifiiioi
\‘ollmcr took up the wart-h lot
more.

.lonttppo iiuyti that ln- was not tho
reitl ihlul‘. lie told it entry to tho of
feet ilmi ho was niittply unending an
other mun, who was the ttrt-lt tut-yt-ic
burglar. “It i could only not that Nt'l
low," attld Captain Arnold. "I Would
foal boiler." Bill the other follow ban
llet'tt irlttlitciiod to pnrits unknown. .io
noppe trays be him lit‘tlll living in t‘iti-
calm and New Yolk.

Pout bicycles more recoveruti by the
South Norwnlk puiiru strait-id.“ .tittvr.
noun. (.ltilcortt Hii'iliititl and t‘ttothill.
Milli out by (Iltict Wilmer. uncured
tho machined. A Lynn Inul'llilil‘ wutt
tonnd lit [llIBfll/‘Ktlliili ttt’ latitln ilotiitrtll,
oi 2!. Wood ittrt-ct; n Crawford, lu pun
bonito!) at Sam Test. or :0 Laura
utroet; ti yellow c-nurmi lilllt'llllitt lit
the poem-anion ot’ John iiottliu, ol 2.“.
Wood titreet. and ti llt'l'liiilili‘i‘ in imit-
tlcttalon of John itntt'ttt. blot: of Hlti'liitt'
wood. The nitu'iilnvn had boon hold
to tile Ilit‘ll lti Wiitiiit‘ iiOiiM'iiiiiuli they
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FIRE ViCTlM COMFORT/ii“ E

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Little Adeline Broth-non. Who Wu
Terribly Burned Yum-day. Ett-
liacted to Recover.

The little (“lithium or Mr. and him
iluornc i). llroilturttm. Atinlintt, who
won an terribly burned yrnltuduy.
wiilir playing with ttotntt at the toil
over it‘onrih of July punk, iii touting
cotniortnbiy today at her home in
Hart tttritttt

Au woe told yesterday. film out var:
nationally burned about the client mill
neck. and her arms were ttlao badly
ittiutctl. The child‘s mother. MM.
George llrntiterton. won the one who
tore the little tnt'ti burning clothed
tram bur, and her hamlet were horribly
burned in her heroic attempt tit envi-
her little child born death. it is not
doubted that alto-hid have her tronr
death. by there who know at the one.
torttte child's eternal: were till silent
to treat, and the tire wan acrobatic
rantdI.

it woe the mother's love that,
prompted titti- to do what Ml‘l. mother.
ton did I0 unite-titty and title itt below
ooamtnleiad upon her breve action
by her many trimttln today. or. iitir
bill but untied several time: dined tint
first villi find but 43th
intimated little giri‘a It

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Board at Equalization ties About
Completed Matter ot' Valu-
ation tor Taltation

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Blvalvee liaveto’fid Taken Eise-
where tor Founding

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linR’i‘Foitii, July iii-The Board of
Equalization, which bull boon giving
hearings to the oytt‘ierinen of the ninth
on the matter of valulttloa of oyster
grounds for the partition of taxatloti

under no not of the Nut general an
at-ttthiy. have about emulated its work
of taking evidence. ’l‘hpro t‘oumitia tito
distorting ot the theta d the prepara-
tion of it report to the xi general an-
nenibly. it in stated that. the inquiry
into ilit‘ conditions at the lnduetry in
Connot'ticut line not only been inter-
w,tiuiz. but has been a rovelntlou in
llli‘ ltlutory of the development or thin
induatti for hot. totem then- has been

no ntcutttte date upon which to base
it tiixchasiou of the question of intuit-
tit u of grottnda tutti mutton. Puttheu
more. it in flldlt'ii that much or the
tontctttimt of tltoae who were demand
int. high “1):?“ on the oyster proportion
no bunt-d on luck of knowledge of the

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(Continued 0h Ffit'th Fault.)

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United States With flaking
Demand ier $5,000

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l'nltvd slim-n Marshal Edntm S.
liin'liiiii went to [initially yesterday to
nntltt- tit-mmnl on the defendants. on
(ll‘t‘ t-tturitilon tainted by the United
Sluice circuit court lit the null of l). E.
at (‘o lint manufacturers of
littithztt'y. unalitat Martin latwior and
other». incutlturst or the lniliara‘ union.
The (‘flM‘ it: known an tho ltattttra' cutie.
i). if Lot-ire st (‘0, Nilli-gi‘tl that iii.»
tncmtttorr oi‘ thc union t-otitipiri-d
iiiSltllih‘i thuni, thcy sued for titlilllikt‘li
and to ”Will u'na llWili‘dt‘il 8225.000.

The case in to be taken in thr- l‘iilt-
oil Stilton t'li'l‘llll court of appeals by
illi‘ ilcicittlrtiin .iudgt- l‘lutt had fixed
n time lot the doirtitlntit to file a
hunt] ill the aunt of S‘thtinitio to stay ex
trillion. lmi thr- tiofuinlatitti failed to
tilt- the bond and viii-ruiloii followed.
that estate 0! the defendants and molt-
c) which many of them bad in bank
Willi ttttttrltcti win-u the unit wait that
brought Although an appeal in to
be taken the “pilot” down not stay cx.
"cation in the federal I‘Oiil‘t practice,
not should tho defendants pay. i). it).
ioth- & tin. will have to return what
they realize under the execution tilioulti
the United Staten circuit court of tip-
tuuin upset the judgment oi the Unit
ml atntrn circuit t‘tliil‘i. it tho ll“-
foutiiitiin do not not on tit mind by the
tttttmltttl a m’li‘i‘ int-inn will run nxitlitut
illth and they will hair to appear in
court ttttti tell the H’ttlflilll why they do
itoi par.

Mnrdutl tileitop had not rinltcti
itotitlt Norwnlit up to noon today. lliil
it in liliilliilii likciy he uiil do no

”way——

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Postmaster: Will Receive No
Extra Compensation tor
Work Pericrmed

“MM...

Wntitlth'i’i'lm. .iitly ti
ptuutattr oi lhtt new lutstttti ttnvinmt
bunk law, llfliiltvi'td tutti pottittiueierti
throughout the country have been blow

to nrmomtrait- internet in it. tie for
titty banks have made application tor
llt‘liflllllbfl Iii ddptllltorlua ct potted
tooth: and only titty politnaolm have
attired that they in: authorized to ac-
cnpt penal navin I. Tim indication»
tire that the line at Thirteen t'tmdlul
hr; of the ttoettnnttter—mnmral. the air
tornewenertti and the smn'ary oi the
treasury will be unable tar nutty
monitor to come to deuterium tint porn.
other: diet. are to recoivu ttotttel our
nit a.

ll. ht known to he the burnout of tho
i‘titllet's to limit the flwfiigfilllbflfl It.
*lio imitating tn bide or the ilrot
tum elicit M New Yer Philadelphia.
tin ton. Chicago. at. tactile. St. Paul
on manila and it New which in the
tatertncmtttiin region and "on the in»
elite count."
it in predicted that when minim
tent and rtrrttv in attire: to he deitie-
ing petal nurture adieu. learn
that they fill

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William Thudenthal Engages At~
torney Walshto Prevent Man’s
Burial in Thudenthal Plot

ii‘rettarlek Andrew Waltera died yea-
tertiny afternoon at tho Nor-walk [los-
pital after a lingering lllnoaa. lie was
taken to tho boapltui on the Fourth
ol'Jitly and there everything was done
to earn his lite but all to no avail lie
injured his head by a tail on the putte-
hit at in South Main uncut. .iiiiy ‘i. The
funeral aervlcea wil probably be. held
on Friday afternoon at 3 o‘clock and
the internment will likely be in River-
elde cemetery.

Mr. Walters wan empltiyed lti Wal-
lace l‘mnu's liut'neaa store in litver
street for a number of years an n llfll"
N998 maker and was forty-two yearn
ttlx months and iweiity‘two days old
when he (lied. lie was it member oi
the Pioneer Hook and Ladder (“out
puny. whose litter in at half titattt tutti
the hotter. appropriately di'eaaod iii tuc-
morlam today.

There in n ittyatery connected with
the case that has been brought out by
the tuait‘n death He was the account
littnlutiid of his wife and there was a
son by thc. first. husband, whono name
was 'l‘bntiontbni. 'l‘ltc son‘s name in
William ’l‘hitdcnihul and he limit \iitii
his family in \‘orwalk. ‘llc it: employ
ed by W. it“ lieKltn an dilmr of the
auto tlolircry wagon and his. father was
employed by Mr. DcKlyn before in-
oointitittetl suicide some years ago.

tipon Mra. 'i‘htitieiiiltnl'n twcond man
ringc. Without it!“ his homo and hint
not spoken to cltlicr his lntilllt‘l' or her
second husband alone that time The
other day. mt l'li‘ wna panning his mo-
ther‘t. home in Wilton avenue. alto call-
ed to hint, probably with the idea it!
telling him of her husband‘s illness.
William actor so much an glanced lit'i
way. and be absolutely refused to no
near her.

Now that the man is dead. and an
rnuxomentn have been made for him to
be, buried in illitJfltttily plot, Mr. ’i‘httd-
untbai has takou n hand in the matter.
He said this morning. "'l‘he relate has
never been acttlt-tl and i still have n
nitare of that property. and its long int
i do Waiter: aliall not be buried in
that plot l have been to tiI't‘ ll lawyer
and will be able to tell more about
the matter this tillnrnoou. ’l‘ltni Inuit
baa ultimo treated the dirty. . and i will
not allow his initiation to lli‘ placed in
my family plot. win-re i have two Siti-
“‘1‘?! and it lttiitnr buried now. i have
an anpoitttuicnt with Lawyer \i'ttistit at.
1: o'clock this afternoon. and i will are
if i can not out an injunction. or aortic
tttitctz: itlt‘itllt‘. ttt ntnp tin-m trom put.
tint; him in in) plot."

Mr, 'i‘ltutictttliui attltl tliitt tlwrt- Willi
Mimi‘llllilg that would count out later
that would tnutac n Bt‘lllililltill. and in
mur says that thin uotm‘ihiug' in the
fact that \i‘ttltotn utwci tenlly married
lire 'i‘ittttlmttltal.

Mr. ’l‘itttdctitltni thought a great deal
of his inthcr. and has no low for tho
innit who hroltv tip itla homo. Mr. i).-
ltlyn raid iinit the father wait it good
man when he had Worked for him. hml
that the Mill wn~z riithtitilly indignant
at tho liftilttltiilii initial ui bin ‘ilt‘iteillll
or in his tntltcr‘n plot,

it in quite probabil- tltut the burial in
the ’l‘iiutirnihai plot will not who illfit‘ii
iteration of the notion being tattoo by
toung Mr 'i‘lttttlctttlml.

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ihiticltu; from it until ilrt... W'ltttt a
liar itinitttr With Father. t‘all Mt- lip
lit ttit- itnltty Alli-Hilton, tlxh‘lihlii ilti
tiittti ittttttnonmt, 'l‘t'ttiy Rural. and
mum ttittur popular illilll'i‘ll. Anan-

“in. Mold. ttt iiutoti l’olut. totuortow
tiittitt.

Philly the i‘lOWIN on July 't’ili at
‘i‘llii it. in.. to tho uttiiutit'r (lion. tor
tilt-it inland. ”fluid nxenrnhtu by the
i-lotilh .‘v’mwultt Methodist and iiitpiiitt
Holiday at'litioln. ’i‘irltutit lintittttl.

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Thorn in Quito a little joke in non-
nnclimi with the reported to“ aim pet
dot; owned by dint. F. i. [turned on
Fourth at July. When Dr. illurnoil ill'
rivud up to Councilman Pohlman's
harbor nhttp. he incidentally mentioned
that the dog had dlaappnnred. (loan
rilmnn John in. Paul heard about the
love and illicit/liti- in- vvett positive be
into ”it” the dog at but home. in tech?
be mild. tile oivit dog'tt food had been
union that tilOt‘iilmt by the Burnett do;
an air. Patti titan lit he would relieve
litre. ilttrneil'ti to nd by calling her
right up on the telephone. Yeti. ll!!!)
watt punitive that he do: be «it one
the one; he knew it well. lire. tint—rich
explained thot the dog. instead or
leaving home. bed delight refuge in it
ttnrit corner in the cellar train tire.
Baillie“ of which be lit very much
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Court Nelle. Daughters of inbuilt,
will meet thunder ovation
meeting will in c special one old trill

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Map Was Removed irom a Barn, Where He Had Sought things,

by the Police, and Later th
Father iiati Made

 

There was excitement galore in low-
cr Washington street yesterday after-
itoon about 4 o’clock. when it was
aprontl nbottt'that a colored man had
attempted on indecent assault on a
live-year-old white girl. but Chieflof

Potted William Volhner. who made an
immediate investigation. declared poet-
tlvoiy that he was satiation there was
not a nelutilla of truth iii the.- cum-
tlon, which be won satisfied as the
product. of the imagination of the
child's father.

A crowd which collected, however.
took the white man, Otto R. Anderson,-
of 56 Osborn aieuue. at his word, and
pursued the colored mun. David Jones,
a driver in the employ of the Ferris

A very enjoyable social session of
Court laurel. Daughters of leabolla.
was held last evening. when there was
dancing among the members and other
pastimes. together with refreshments.
At the business session. Mra. Cornei‘
but A. McNamara was chosen as dete-
xntc from the court to the state coa-
veullon. to be-heldin» New Haven Sat-
tirtlay.

 

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Coal Company. to one of the Ferris
company a barns at the rear the
’i‘rowbr idge box factory apparelt ly dew
tetmiaeti upon speedy vengeance. Like
wildfire it spread about that theta Wits
likely to be a lynching on once at of
the affair. and an air of truth we: lent.
to this feature by the optimum on.“
the scene of a man with a big boil 0!
rope.

While the excitement was liter-em
ing by leaps and bounds, sour one
hustled up Weebtatgon street 0 a it!»
cycle in quest of the police In found
Chief Volituer at the corner 0 South
' Mela direct. The chief Marie on a.
run down Worthington street.

 

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