'ee'raousseo mo ”‘
lNilY"‘lliii”"
SERVE SUPPER
liii iiiillRilH
About Three Hundred Guests
. Participated in Washington's ’
Birthday Eve Altair
liliii runny
mnnuunnl
Menu Included Turkey, Oysters
and Other Good Things
it was a line big success that ’the
men of Trinity (‘hurcn achieved last
evening, with their ' Washington's
iiirthd'uy eve slipper, which they have
had under pl‘epamilon'for a number of
weeks. The details were all planned
oluborabely and very carefully, but the
pains that Were taken were t‘ullv cont-
pensated for by the. response the sup-
per received.
Although it was possible to servo
Htl people at n. time, all could not all.
down to the tables at one time. insu-
much as there were some 300 guests.
This was strictly a men a supper. They
looked after practically everything.
although there were. many ladies who
purtonlt of the meal and expressed
their appreciation ot‘ it. There were
men in the kitchen department and
men served the tempting vlands us
well. Of turkey there was a great
plenty and-lots of ilxin's to go with it.
The supper was served in the Sun-
. day school room in the basement.
where there was it protuslon of patrio-
tic decorations, the latter being center-
fd by a picture of George .Wauhinle
on.
The tablaaw 1 ' emerged, and
prettiiy. so no to“ t about a dmen
people each. The menu included tur~
key. 93(‘3110p9d Oysters. potatoes; pep»
pcr'rt-lieh, pie and canoe.
’l‘ to motor. Re . ,roder C35. old.
man, was prone-bilfl'wa‘ oom' ‘lho
numgmntnm. Pitt I , Ger WI)’
tor fuming ‘a pertnanon orca'ulzatlon
of the men of the church. -
Those in charge of the various do-
partmonta for last evening's supper
included the following:
‘(inahler--P. N. Smith.
Advertising and Docoratlngms. w.
Hoyt, .ir., Stephen 8. Jarvis.
Receiving Commitbeeniierbert A.
Mathewson. Minot 8. Smith.
Soliciting ('ommlttoe-llavld w.
Raymond.
~ 'f'ailles and bimbo. r. Knapp.
Charles Gehrl'nanlt.
Committee in cm of Tables—H.
0. Bailey, Fred Field Thomas Richard-
son, i". Whitehead ', . it. Cartwrlaht.
J. Nougohauer, ft. bite. Harold w.
Van Wagcnon. E. J. Sims. H. A. Webb.
Fred Jones.
n—w —--o&&u-a» ‘—
~WA8HiNGTON'O BIRTHDAY.
Armory. Yonkei‘u vu. Nurwalkll;
High Schools vs. New Haven lllgh.
linskothuli. liuncinx.
launder)
§nuuumnu
'lullpo charlee gli. (Barnes and
Deputy hula”. A. lltlb-
. bard lla~all|iolnted
HARTFORD, Feb. fl.~The borough
court at Gmouwich will not be inventi-
aated. although a petition want into
the Hour» today requesting lilch no
lion. On the hull of thip came the
”bombs. after debitb.’ of 'molutlona
mppointlns Charles D. uurnea,
Nina. and Frederldhtli. Hubbard. dep-
uty Jilin. at mutation. all favorably
roporbtid by the ludlbinry committee.
humanism. Whitman» to.
matter. and Rapmntatlvo litiilott. of
Greenwich. tried a: hart-“wit tabled
A
min ‘ ~ . a .
Ha «clam lhbt that» wan candid.
omits exposition .to. the iodine in
(imam, allowed citation ,
Win; attitudinal. lathe Dracu-
Via.“ . fwzmoiradtorltlolatn.
' tuba“ to. its", aaltt than.
vrao lyfno pupa lion'in tite'town;
J6” intolerant. -’ Maori! and»
Whileauandi ratio lawyers:
mfbbhlclana thorn had Merlot
' , lifetime. m1 of la 3"“;ng
a my one comma u 1 .
: 'lt‘i: hue ' .t'e' 1W.
ntatin
, y m ’
‘uuuu'
‘ _~ nullut
First Annual Event, Held lnArion
Hall, a Success. in
Every Way
hast evening the members of Balt-
ere“ Union. local 92. had their first
opportunity to dotnonstrntu how good
entertainers they are. and they were
fully equal to the occasion. Their
first annual ball was a line sucrose in
«very particular.
The members went to great pains ill
planning for tho ali'uir, elaborately
docorhtlng Arion llall, where it was
held, very pruttily wnn American finite.
which wore t-sptwialiy amiroprlutu for
the eve, of Washington‘s illrthdny.
Flags and hunting were diutributcd all
about the ulllewttlls and Schmidt's or-
chestra, which furnished the music
for the dancing, was in a framework ul‘
patriotic colors on the platform at the,
front of the hall. The attendance was
also large. the dancing floor being Well
filled even early in the evening. And
then when the theatres were out, the
attendance. was considerably augment-
ed.
For prizes members of tho union
made up a number of very elaborate.
large and expensive cakes. The. prize
waltz was a feature. of tho second half
of the evenlng'u dancing program.
'l‘llrorlghont thucveninx the mitt-ti Were
on exhibition at the front of the hall.
and they were the subject of n ltrent
dent of invertible comment. for they
presented a handsome and nppotlzinx
sight.
Organized only a short time. the
httkem now hold regular meetings and
the members tulle much interest in
their union.
The committees in connection with
that night‘s ball included the lotion»
inn:
Floor Commune—«Robert E. lily-doti-
burg; lt‘runk Dttponco, Jock Webb,
George Wolfe. Theodore Wilheimy.
Reception Committee-«lite, lxical
l’niou. .
(‘onttnittec of Arrangements-«A.
Pmatzel. P. Wilheltny. (‘. Router, 1'.
Carbory, ii. Gert‘ilt. C. J. Blydentutrg.
~WA8HINGTON'S NRTHDAY.
v Armory. Yonkers ya, Norwallta:
High fichoola 1.11.,er tiara-n tligh.
Basketball. bailouts.
snmftrifilfi
iii A lltlllfllt
'l‘wo students at the ilaretrom Pro.
pnm‘tory School. in Prospect avenue,
wonderfully escaped from helm; set-l1
minty injured yesterday afternoon.
when the horse. drawing the sleigh in
which they were rldlnlt at the time.
started to run away and threw them
out into the snow. Robes and blank-
.1 eta accompanied the young ill?“ and
the horse disappeared. The accident
occurred in West avenue and the horse
started for (i. ll. liatlita' blame in Riv-
t-r street, Norwalk. lie waa running at.
quite a good pace through Wall street.
when lrvlng lined. manager of the l.
.l. Reynolds trucking business, saw him
coming. He stepped into the atroot
and called a halt, grasping tho bridle
of the horse and bringing him to a
complete stop.
Captain Thoma: Hunt was nearby
and he Jumped in the sleigh and toolt
the horse to Bank‘s stable. Later the
occupants appeared carrying the robe.
and other array of articles with which
they had been tumbled ottt on the
ground. No damage was done to speak
of and the young men are lucky they
were not iniurod.
M
~MADE lN SOUTH NORWALK. .
Homemade broad. Wheat bread or;
cry morning. Rye. Monday. Wedneo
day. Friday. Graham. Tuesday. Thora-
day, Saturday. Mrs. Owens. 2:: North
Main 8t. "l‘ui. tilt».
Wm”
relate secretary's
‘ orrlet titration
HART!) Fab. lit.-Mlnlsturo.
United states itaxa were diabllyod
allow-animal of both houaoa. today.
an a minder of Wuhlnlton'n Birth
’da‘y tomorrow.
Bill- ware par-ed mahiacunanm:
bullion of {1.000 to supply a‘ domain
or in the appropriation fu the dalrit
‘and food nonmluldnori‘llb Willi) for
clerical «patina and "Anchor linol-
«not aspen-oh oii‘ momma
atlld’a oinoa. ‘ '
7’ are lit mt fuller-l Steal». of
ltalbb b. Howey»! North. Haven. a
maturation. who am underwrite»-
the vaenordale
. sad the Seymour Which
hill": ? may in ’eououmnoanlt the
fin; ‘i 1'. i hr
norm
................-..... m... .. M..-
Entered at the South Norwallt Pout-out»
liliililllil till
“chums nonnative“, in loot. u ratio- ‘
l , ,w. ' 1 1
_. Wh‘l‘mflan nail-all amending
j ulterior: of
manual. “r
:Gmmm‘ ,1. W
W mil mind, uni
‘ aim I
A
the Show teTheirWorlt
in Twelve lloure
BRIDGEPORT, Fob. 2l.-«Wasp't it
a beautiful morning and didn't you
enjoy your walk to work? Of course
you did (not). All the world is akin in
the belief that to take an early mot-tr
to work and being late into the bar
Waiter Pipoa Burn.
(Continued on third page).
Athletic Events, Followed '
by Refreshments I
tertainmont was Meaning to all
"rt- IO fortunate
clever ones, with local ltrtltllll appear-i
inn. and there were refreshnue
sandwiches. coffee. soft drinks and vi
liars, and music galore.
The committee tn charge la ruthl-
cenu of the affair.
limos royal entertainers on they were
he: was composed of the following it”
ployo. When the no aha had tailed
another deputy grappled with Min
to enact hint altar aha had iaaraedlhat .
lie was married. “a 1
m r
~ ' ‘ ' l “of
weir raou oaluuoltrrhlqa. 121:; a,
:33”
* lilo:
, no the b
Unoaa 'l‘rtbe. 1.0. not. “Willa“ Mint in
a at; actuation taut would: treat cute 1
much Tribe; of Stratfol'tl‘. on row
included that mammal them
.team‘aad-
Uneaa Triba- ”unlined ”dethron-
am Team but blight.“ ..
i
i
. . .
, to 'mfimifl be.
r baa be , l, k'
AABbOlATED P’RIOO NIWI FROM, ALL PART. 6F Till ’WOALD‘ IV A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
W
soars homomgmtu. wrouasosv. FEBRUARY 2
2. 1911.
Innnununr
lgnnnnt
nus nu u ‘....
i to Change,i{erlilntrmary Sye- ’
tem of Br t;_Briteln
iRill [Y BARS m...
mont hill to “WU““WFWJ power of
Hundreds 0' Early MorningWorlt- the ilmtso oi loi‘fde. which if the gov.
ontmout is able to loan: as it stands.
rs tievelo Hoot it Through promises to uranium: u hiutorlc
chnnxe in tho parliamq'ntary ayatom of i
(innit Britain. was introduced in thol
BRIflBiPliill Piliiiil ~ Plilll 3'33"“? °°‘"°'"' “"‘“’ ”'“m'r‘
No one professes to foresee the out;
AI A" ABsuluIE SIANDSIIU. come of the constiltulbnal battle. if;
. the ldberninl’bnvo unyiitbougbt of u
compromise they on: hopping their in- .
"If” Breaks in Water Pipes tenuous to tbstnucivoa.,nnd the great-
est controveray known in this coun-
try for soveral-aoncraiiiina. began with
both sides appblbndy determined not
to yield except to suppiflor force.
A full hound faced, hilt. Asquith when
ho was to militia theidlabomary explan-
atory alatoetnnt on tbainiroductlon of
a museum of‘such walnut. Ticltota
lnx constitutional, as it were. in a for for bats in the publionallorloa had
different proposition from walking We“ «haunted mh‘V’W‘t‘ and "W
from only end of the town to the other himmlau'i‘ldnmxmli“ mm"
The premier lost outline in letting
gain. But it really couldn’t be helped. the Opposition know that he tclt the
country watt behind ill
The two water pipes that feed the gift tgltth‘omfirfilliglm of a word in
boilers in the power house of the the form m which 11 bad 11, find rend-
Connectlcut rompany on Sent-low nvr» lug last you.
cum
tutti therefore
introduce tho
Thumbnail". be said.
had annotation: the olootlrntn hi the
recent elections and
.nd by the whim 0‘
innnnu 933;.
iiiilii Sflfliiil
,piua. etc, of us.
Enjoyable Program elllluelc sodium I0, I .1 ‘ . ‘
" m < return.
LONDON. Feb. 1 , g ,
'l‘he amoltur of the Pastime Social once held thopllbavy‘h _” lit culminati-
(‘lub was held that evening in their ship of Anaemia.
quarters in Wall ltreoi, and about Sam lMMLm"
tlmeo hundred men were protest to on pugtll
. Joy the hmpltalltv of the club. The bout at ’11:
month: was the merit enjoyabla of the ford won in the ralath round. when
club since its organization and the en. Lang was disqualified. but the mutual
who could not havo me much longer as
its to attend. ‘l‘here Hill wan almost out whan he commtt~
were athletic exhibitions. especially 1 ma illf‘ friul,
iii: thousand upoctatorn gathered in
MI 0f the Olympia to witnesa what they on.
peeled would. be a loud and fast fight
and they abated great disappointmnt
when lhu contest onded abruptly. Af-
fully proud when they consider the nuc- ter Ml nomlrounda. when Lanyard
1 waa down. tho Australian in dilated
Home Of "u, am“. appearing were sort of way rushed at the American
.luluee t‘ahlll and Royal Bills. humor-E “M atrock him. A“ immediately the
lots. Jerry 'T‘yrell. eoioletr'l‘iiomnu t‘tin: '“Qm “MAW“! Mustard the win-
nolly. buck and wing dancing. ".ion- “"-
llyathecbarber.” sailor's hornplpe. nndi Th" W'infl- "A
A. F. Schwartzhurx. humorist and .m- “W." in“ A 3004
lIOllflQQT. " in fallacy. NY the Australian '“h I"
The orchestra one composed of do MI natural advantaael. including an
cob Steiner. piano. John i-Inla, .‘llaudo “m 5’ ”0““. “1 “9““ V” 59
lid. John Flore, Mandolin. and Thmn-. '9'“, ”“71“.“ by "l" ““0”" ll
ll Eula. violin. The orrhcatru furnish-“”3 "h“ "Am". into him ““1 h" him
ed music throughout the err-ohm and from ‘3‘ “ll“ “9" "“1 "1"“ h“
was eagmclally line. All voted the run. twill“
been ondom
supporter: to
Courtnodh with a matur-
. W
E’AKQRV
‘ ' bread. cake.
. _r
liq no match for
M’dfl‘hd
rod bigr man will
tile man.” proved
a; was all pervert. Ho seem-
,ed scared to death. and bio dlaaualihoa-
leaving and in hope um they may t... tion was the but thin: mt could
lira-outer the nut affair at tho club. iii-timed. to: ho was no your that
The committee in charge of the ilmo- he Woo bound bu have been put out it
had not transmitted.
mambo" ol’ the club: Daniel Siourulnt.’ TM Only rodoanuu full!” 0!
Arthur Unpaid. Louis Mutthoweon, lana‘a allowing wan bin [ammonia
Harold Connolly. and “'l‘lllor Gilmore. “kins bimlubmnt. A: only an the
‘ ' ' tint muad 8am punched him all our
In tho second the n
0' V WW” the ring. euro
W A“ "“078 A forced the Amifliian into a neutral
‘ tumor and tire pod him for a count of
. MW" 8" EIIFF1 nine with torrl a left and right awlnu
1toltbo law. d W t 1 l
(mu-mac. Fob. 2l.-»Dcputy Sheriff“ tan: went. on It n or one It
Otto (lnowlch waa abut and «now,f,‘}°.§'.‘."fi.$“§.?tb{:£:t=' wrung:-
lulured today while arresting Anna fourth and about up and onebannad
Permit- who entered the board 8' left In: HIM "i‘nflhwlth 113:0“:
‘ - . . a um c race. it at r o o
umaaora office on the twelfth tilzoot'pmm both “I"... eye! 3"." almoat
of the county buildinlt and fired two cloned ”a Landon! wag taught“.
“m“ at mm" W‘ Bmlth. ‘“ “m'i The Attatraiian tool: a ton: want
to round 3...... w- mnn m... m» r ll'ifli‘flhlihih‘i'd‘ll‘hh’ll’ t:
""‘t '" “mm“ “m- “W “l“ “immediat- omen the "Tar Baby" the
volver and threatened to about “Wm“ limo up lint in . fut lh-ilsbtlnl
one who foliovred ‘har. tlnowicb and ‘raily but the latter down. but thia 'u
. by accident, than anything else.
Pearson and arrested her only altar‘m‘m ‘ .
all. bad emptied the revolver. 0m {$313.1 lreatly uoltad “a pretty
bullet shot off (inawlcu‘a flour and!“ "I“.
also enigma? tel: «trinity;- headm'l'g'o'j‘ruom
woman ecol- aa a scoop ’
untloua from health and had decided 3'“ than ‘,""‘”
«manages: cum-Ia.
WAEKIN . ON."M. (Ito-Mil oar-
' "mm in tho Dim
hla nine and he ,
m heavily boron
n his foot. , Ila
'l't filtered for ship
f CW-Iiblblt‘o.‘
" "W Qumran".
W. Gilbert, blmll‘o dano
iii, mil My, Mir an.
. em. for mention
hon Movavanint.
W o'clock. , . . 2
brandinywlhatu “uplands than
.l elm
avenue. onto
ARINBS’
: iliili DAY
One Hundred and Ten Matters
Assigned for Discussion at
the Capitol in Hartford
nmnnnn
muuunn
Favor “the tilting of the Burden
of the Poorer People
—. ..... -...._ .0.“
HARTFORD. Fob. 21.-w-This was a
field day for committee hearings at
the capitol. there. being in all “0 met-
ters assigned for hoarlnxu. The larg-
tzst crowd was in the judiciary room.
where more than a score of local
Judgcshipa were on the list, thon- bu-
lnn auroral contests. The matter of
a bill to clarity the title of land for
thc new post-office at New Haven was
heard before the cities and boroughs
committed.
Considerable lnlereat was taken in
tution to allow Congress to lay an in-
come tax. The measure watt explain-
ed by Mr. .‘iloltaor. This is a different
mature than that which comes over
from the last session an unfinished butt-
luoau and which menaure was roferrod
to by Governor Baldwin in his thought»
.rai message.
1‘. M. Crowley. of Hartford. repro-
aentlnx the Workingtnun's Political
Laurie. and Mayor Fisher. of Middle
town. roproaontina the Hartford Con.
tral labor l'nlon. advocated such pow
or being given to (fullness. Bald Mr.
Fisher: "i advocate the income tax
huh" I believe it it, a good tax. it
to moon“ alone that button it poaldhlo
tax. The 'tlnrti'ord Tabor linioa is
composed of 5.000 IlPfl. bright man
who favor the tax. The income tax is
proi-ed more satisfactory than any al-
ternntivo ttu. ’l‘hretyfourtittl of the
taxes raised in this country are raised
by the general property tax and they
ol course tall heovtoat on poor people.
Thine alt‘ probably 200.000 taxpayers
in l‘umncttcm and between 5.000 and
tuned would contributi- to the income
inn."
nut-ct the bill would orottlo greater
dissatisfaction among the mosaics than
there is at preheat.
. Prancla H. Parker. in the house last
aeealun. spoke in oppoaltlon to tho pro
posed'amrndmrnt. He said this mat~
tor ahouid be deterntlnod not by a
count of non“. "We had better so
pretty slow in meddling with our
fundamental law." he said. "Theory
and practice widely dlifor. Tito dim-
rultiea surrounding the income tax
are unaurtnountable. At what point
will you begin to tax incomes? Where
ever you draw the line what about
The equity and Justice of it? Should a
man receiving 83.999 be exempt while
.th‘o’ man who recolvoa 84.0w he tu-
e
-—lo a. H. STAMPS FREE.
lied Letter Day. Thursday. Fab. :3.
at tho 8. a 8. Co'- Premium Parlor, 18
North Main St. Bring in your soap
wra pore. tobacco tags. labels and par-
tlcu arty our llautiiton coupons and
llonda an receive it. t it. Stamp: In
exchange.
an.“
LllllEb’ meat or .
, ‘ ventilator Ml!
provided a very enloyable ladiea' night
last evening in honor of WashinIton’a
Birthday and in contraction with the
rmlbr inhaling. A lame number of ill-
mount. -
The pleading entertainment procraln
included violin «tuition- by Ambrose
‘Brundm. of South 'NOrvipllt; banjo
«tuition by Clarence ,Joaa'up. of
Greenwich. and Robert Boredom. of
Ridxeflald. and' piano aetootibnd' b‘y
tutu Karla urinal Gmnwloh. no»
traahmontr‘ were nine «moo. ’I‘heItr
fair Wan held in the (LA. R. dilation
in the Burt: and (lot-belt block, in
Waahlnxton street. which in the rent;
tar bloating place of ‘iho lodge. ,
The special comm tteo alumna
menu for the even no indlntlad Joana
and D. is. Davenport , . .1,
Mfl. Charles Marin. , bf
toenail M0
i8eme Changes Recommended in
the homing before the. committee oni
tmiornl relations of ltupreeentntlvel
Mt-ilh‘r'il resolution to ratify ti propoui meeting to be held in April.
ed amendment to the federal coneti»
for a man to pay taxes. The income
‘ tax baa been found uniformly a good
in a noose lnquleitonal, but it baa
H. W. iluil of liristol told that to
given by the witness was:
neck with tho axe.” ‘
court opened. Accuaiaa (tn-ammo. the
Washington Camp. P. O. s. of .\.. '
.much depends upon the bartering you
toertalnly ought to one Williama'. The
:best and purest. "
dlaa moonde to the invitation to be t
‘ ‘ ' r
Putnam . Hoaa‘ Company Captain Takes.
' .Cllpialn William 1. bflile.'a popular
young fireman. and bull or Pbtnnlfi
more Company, ,waiemarrlod to Lila:
immoral abode. tin continua-violin“:
lady} l‘a'tit‘ evening "at 1 o'clock, at 1‘.
dauphin rectory. invdotlth biota atr r.
untilldvmnl .i .ltuab.-wmbm mans.
w
as! man. balnratnlllnbocbt the prom
g; ”I a museum: at on home
,flflo.’ New at,
use. «nanny aura-511nm ,. t
and about treaty: , 5‘
random?
llii iHE Siliiflilll
i
the (lily of Norweiit and '
Bewayion Buildings !
At the monthly meeting of the Nor}
walk Board of School visitors. laat
night, Chief Engineer trying Bylna.
ton. of the City of Not-walk Fire Do-
partmont, and Chief Engineer Edwin
1 W. Godfrey. of the Rownyton Fine De-
, pertinent, submitted their report.- an
Ithu inspection of the acbooirl in their
Jurisdiction. Those told of the condi-
tion of the buildings and spoke of some
The reports were accepted. and so-
Willr d Bod
t . ll tltt' ' ‘ ,.
tczenfii’o lolh: atltrtft'cowuifis. lei? KM" ”mini 0‘ Allow
Bribe Congressmen Foallt
forming them of the report and recom-
mendations of the tire chiefs, and eug-
gusting that the changes as given in
the reports he made. The reports
frorn the other fire chiefs of the town
are expected at tilenext meeting.
A new text book on Political Econo-
my. uletncntary course. by Walker. was
adopted.
Dr. William J. Tracey reported on
health day to be observed on the third
Friday in May. and submitted a pro-
gram of the health day ceremonies in
1 Boston. This was prepared by Thom-
. us Harrington, director of hygiene in‘
the Boston schools, and the local board
. voted to adapt it. and have copieu
made and sent to each school by the
secretary.
The various district committees
were Instructed to submit their esti-
mates for the your. not later than that
runner
nmnun
tare. Lena Cashmere, of Ply-
mouth. lees. Said to Have
Told This to Sister
PLYMOUTH. Mum. Fob. 21.-—Tbat
she paid 835 to have her huaba‘ndput
out of the way and stood by and aaw
him murdered. was the admission cred-
ited to lira. Launch-Imam. by. not
own ulster todafilwhbu title it” lol-
tttted at the trial of Mrs. Cusumano
on the murder charge in the Supoi‘ior Wm
Court. The sister. Mrs. Accnlaa do
Legarto. of Bolton. testified as n wit-
ness for the prosecution thatA’lllrs.
(tueumnno visited her home a few
days before the body of Frank Coau-
mnno who found“: the surf at Sun-
beam ”each. The two women were
discussing tho man‘s strange disap-
pearance whon, according to the «In...
none. litre. Command anld: . . . ,
“My hood told me to have him kill-
od. lpald 835 and had him klilodt’“
"Are you aure he is dead; aren‘t
they tooling you?“ the sister asked.
The reply of Mrs. Commune as
“1 saw it done with my own eyaa.
They gave it to him, can blow in the
“Where is be burlcd ?" the attention-
or herniated. according to her teati-
mnny. ‘ ' '1
"lie iltl‘t buried. but wrapped in a
quilt. tied with who and thrown into 1 ~ ‘ .
10’ an; Anew Nin-
nd floor. No. s‘cht ,
,mwta. John 1?. '11
Ava. 'r‘
thq sea at 3 o‘clock." Mm Cowman. _
la laid to have replied. '
The without bald that a few days
later aha road of the finding of the
body in the out! at Hull under condl- ‘
tloal exactly aimllar to than which
had been described by her aletor.
.When the afternoon easalon of tho
nta‘oyeanold daughter of hire. Cum-
tnano. who broke down while testify-
lnu‘ against her mother this morning.
won on the stand for continued cross-
examination. She told practically the
unto “my aim had told in direct ex-
amination. ‘
Judge Sellout-id has ordered night
aebllona of the court beginning tonight
and contlnolna until the trial is ended.
Lima-o..- .
DON'T soon. A GOOD DINNIR
with an imperfect concert. When to
. ,1 MILLHODDE.
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the liar. Father Riohartt’d.‘ Carroll.
tau Helen acacia, m thriller-maid“
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the afternoon.
TWO CENTS”?
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New York City Chamberlain-Was “ '
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new fleeing Bill .
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things which could be done to better m "u . Aunts we ‘1.
the condition of the structures. 1 1 .. 1
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—.-ctiartoa gH.
ilyde. the'clty chamberlaln. and Frank“
J. Gardener. a former state hollow
both dented today that they knew any
thing about a corruption fund to defeat
the Hurt-Agnew racing bill. arena!
tempt to bribe Congressman Otto 0
Noelker, as a than state senator. to
vote against the bill. But Gardener did.
swear he had been
b‘oelker was wlilng to accept mono
and be repeated in his testimony hoary
any that Foelker was promised 315.»
000 and took 810.000.
The chamberlain‘a examination was
informed that
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