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vq-A-ww 3%. “a... ”up .... u...
Mancini-ac
t’.
Janna
ESTABLISHED 1870
lateral! at .the flouth Not-walk P .
an Second Clans lit-"tier?“ ones
M... W”... NW ..
oranaron.
Unasulsdth this alteration
fair which: on aat'
nightib welt WI
- MW'H-H m m, M M.“ “
PM lilMl Hill
CHAMPMNS
M PIMMIH
Talia "Possession of Handsome
Sliver Cup, Having Won
Seventy-tour Games
Hill PMIBE Milli iii),
MM iilii Willi 58
A. Siatilar and it. P. Manner
Take High Score Prizes
l
’l‘o l'ntnaIn lloue (“ompuny now lau-
tenu the title of champion plnocitlc
playora ol’ the South Norwaik l‘"ll‘tfi lic-
partutc‘nl. The lIItcr-t-ouipany tourna-
IIIout oudod last. night. and their was
Ito change in the standing at the throc
companies allcr last night's SOHt’lltlll
over It neck ago The playing was
as even last night- aa it possibly could
he. fut of the 32 games piav,cti Uid
\\ all and Putnam than out ll won it
and the Fire Police 10, The tourna-
tncut lands with the following totals
of game winnings:
PulIIaIII litac .................... 74
Fire Police. ....... . ............... 60
Old Well GI
.Th“ trophy“ tor the tournament in a
((ioniltiucd on tourth page.)
—-au1"rsrt. BUTTER, 30C to.
uloecloff. 7‘. North Main St.
W -...-.»...
iiiliilill Milli
Milli ill Mill
flute. Olga Buroiorf at the Resi-
More of firs w. A. Curtis
.W iii Wo-
niaa’a‘ rum
That the work
0 t .. I Vic
lamauo. or 51);”th "their in?“
hearty? alofttvac mill. was ev-
idenced ydiilorduy liy tit rso number
who attended the folk song m ital giv-
oa by the League. at the home at Mrs.
William A CurthI at is \‘ieat ateuue
'l’ho with was Moat pleasing anti
enjoyable and Mme Olga Bur-.ItIoIl or
New York. who lIIIniahed the enter»
toiumnot was very well received d. hire.
W. B Shelton. of blow i'orit. want the
piano accompaniment
Previous to the recital Mntc. Ilnrg
tprl' gave an explanation or the differ
races of tho nationhi munica. touthlux
oh the following classics principally:
American ladltpt Malena lit-.dlun Ha
waiian NailVo, Altitl‘allian Cannibal
War norm Austrhlltli (‘aunihai Even-
lug” song, Pcrnian IJllllfllH, .lapant-ue
and ("Macao Minx
wTIIe recital was very line and was en-
ioyed heartily byflory one prcuont.
Following the recital too Watt served
and tho remainder of thII lilit‘l'litiOfl
lions were rendered The full pro.
gram. American ihtliuu Zuni. “The
very eni'oyably IIpttiIt. Musical soled
Sun Worahlppcra' , American Nehru.
Spiritual. Moanin how": (‘owboy
Folk Song. "The Lotto Prairie"; 8wod~
lalt. “Humming ‘ioax‘; Polish. ”Patri-
otic Bong"; ltallan. “.Itddio A Napoli";
Spanish. Serenado". Old German.“ Uu-I
ter'm Machandclbatiin"; Swibu "Zilier-
thiii";’ Scotch. “handle": lriah. "Kitty
of ('ollerulne": iiarlty. "My tile ilan-
I10"; Cannibal. "War Song"; Cannibal.
‘t
H.
\
n,
“Evening Song"; Persian. "Lullaby";
Japaneao. "have song"; (thirteen.
"Street Bonn".
u—OALVIB' LiVIR. 2 LBS” 25c.
Frail: Pork small lolaa. Ho lbl
Lina of Lamb. llo lb.
liens of Mutton. lit: in
, ' Lamb Fords, tic lb.
' F3am» Chops. it than the
rash Shoulders. lilo lb.
at the raiea imported by th _ Now
fimggfigd £33113?" ‘gummm York. New Irma a lili‘iio . Rail
W" lilo in road In Connecticut. The delegates
PUBLIC MARKET.
. The Quality 8110:).
lilliouth Main St.
PMI. Hill “.00
venom“ roll bElTli
be defense in the suit
cKi eraaa. administrau
of (loom 1". Seller;
ml
elunrsmmionrt from the dooilr
hrt in scandal \
Cipggalr tr
tor a the «is
iateol I?“ Not-w it. against Louis
l: or, of Norwalin have appeal
Sub-W no
Mill Milli Siliilillillli
Hill illiiiiliiiliiiiiili
Remoaalrance Against George
B. Maher in be Heard Next
Tuesday in Norwalk
i
'l’ho 'connty conunlaulonera will
Ich font lioallnna next nook 0n
‘twaday F‘obtuary 2b, the\ will comet
III Noiwalk. whom they will item ”In
agulual tho transfer of the liquor ii
ccuae of Richard Lombard. of Wurdln
avenue. Bridgeport to tho corner of
Loadilu direct and llnilroud art-Into,
Bridgeport.
Hawthorne inn Remonatrance.
'l‘iIuruday. March 2. at 9:30 a.
the remouatrancu against the appli-
cation of Loan bike for it litcusu for
the Hawthorne lnu, at Wcutpmt will
be. heard hetero. the commiaaloncih.
She won oonvlttdtl inn-t hammer and
not II tortiflcato.
0n the name day at ll ll. III. .ilItI
comtnlaaloncrn will go to Suugatuck.
whore thuy will listen to tho rotnon-
lill'lllli‘e against the application of
John P. McCaIIn. for u llCEIiBt‘ to car-
ry on a liquor httaiuouu in tin.» Mct'auu
building on Franklin street, llrl'dgo-
port. 'i‘hcre are about. 30 algaora to the
ruuonutruucc and the (Ihjoction in to
the place and person and also that the
town in amply provided with plant-a
where: liquor in sold.
....—-— w- w...
Iouia or roar, the III.
Pork‘t‘hopa. i2¥gc ilI
li‘rcali Shoulder, illiut llI
h‘rcalt llauia, lilo lli
Legs Lululi. lfllfic liI.
t‘ornotl Tongue. 30c lb.
Shoulder lamb, lit ll).
( iiopptd llool lllc llI
Lamb Chops. ” lbs. for 13.”.c
All kinds Fish.
.\'i<:\\’ YORK hlAllKi'I'i‘.
ill: Washinxton St.
to. ill. Pliiiiilii
illlililili Iii Hiliiil
Well-known Preacher and Au-
thor SailaredSeveI-a lil-
neaa in Korea
"L.
Many .h'orwalh man. and oapeclally
the older rec at» at the town. re
‘EW‘ln‘teremd in a v. Dr. Arthur 1' P or
eon one of the. mutual probation!
and boat, known writer: in the World
today. liurlnz‘dlte Civil War he aim
plied tho pupil or the Firm Congrega-
tional Church, in Norwalk. and had
the distinction of reading the World
motion of Emancipation. His daughter
in lilo wife of HM“. Fl‘l‘llfli‘li‘k H. CH!"
tie, a nativo of Norwalk. and non of
Mr. and hire. i). 3. Carlin, of Knight
atroct.
’i‘ltrvo Iuontlia ago lir. Pierson. Ill"
compaulcd by ltta wlfc. named on a
trip around tho world. but after rt-aclr
inn Japan he won taken serloualy ill.
and alumni to no to the reuidouoie of
his aoII-iuIinIv. Rov, MI. t‘urtla. at So
oui. Korea. where he mnmincd for
home time. llla life who dt'upalrctl of.
but hr gradually recovered. and recent!
ly tell able to take the trip to llonolu~
in. He wan accompanied by lliII Willi,
Rey. anti Mrs. (ltIrtiII and their son
Gordon. Some dnya were spent in
Honolulu. and then the journey was
resumed and the United Staten was
reached II. few days ago. The party
is stopping at present at hon Angelou
and will remain there Itntll warmer
weather. Wilt‘ll it in hoped lir. l'ioraon
will he able to wine. to his residence
in New York.
Lenora iuat received from Rev. Mr.
Curtis report Dr. Pierson an promena-
lag nit‘ely. and thermal-e strong hoped
of hip ultimate recoVeI-y.
.. *u—r-
1
COMM UTERI PROTEST.
Decry to Commerce Cclissionar
Raiae from 20 to 50 Per Gent.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.~~liolentos
from an organisation known as tho
Connecticut Cummutcrn‘ Leanna ap-
peared before later-.Btate Comm-rec
Commissioner Harlan at “the flute!
Manhattan yoaierday to protein attain
told the commlasiooer that the New
Haven road has inercaaetl the rater:
for commuters from to to lift per cent
Discrimination against the comma
tors as compared with the commute
tlon ratea for pal-ease" from other
points was charsed by «Mayor At lit.
Lee. of south Norwallt Conn. p-raa
idem of the Connectwicut Commuters‘
banana. Joesph E. Wood. oounael for
the commuters. submitted a combarh
son of rates by committal-a lit the vi
cinlty of china . covertna aimllar
distances with on do the New Hat
you road. The comparison save the
much lower rates.
Chat-lea ll. DIM. of Barton. Gonna
of counsel for the league. complained
mm Mint of Milli?“ in “allowing
illiitllf 010W
“i; “I".
ll idle briefs within ten days.
of many dafecta in the barrios. among
libero tacit groper attendance on the
. drain. poor tlna. unaaititary plumb
: tint and car laden uphoiatery in the
The counsel ware directed to
luv-”IN“. “FOR NIH.
Mill Lolita fork. IlI‘Ao lb
batched lilac the
beta P mama loo ill;
MlMlS Mill IN
Biiylil DEPISMN
Carriers in Both “Eastern" and
“Western” cases Required
to Cancel Advances
i
i
t
‘ liill iiillii iiiSAPPiliilli
ill , Mil lililililliiiill
Stocks Here and Election tiff
From 2 to 8 Points
WASHINGTON, l-‘ob. zit-The in-
ter-state commerce tronttpisalon decides
against the railroads in both the "out.
era” and tho “wouloru” cases. The de-
l'lfllofl. eagerly awaited by maria and
hhlppcrn ailkc, was handed down yea
tcrday.
Proposed advances in class freight
rates in oihcial claaaitication territory,
aggregating among all the railways la
the territory approximately I27,000.000
a your wore dluapprovod by the cout-
llilnliiti n.
in the cone involving the increase by
tho railronda in Western trunlt line ler~
ritory the. commission also declined to
approve the propoucd advauoeu in mm
modity rates.
The carriers in both cases are re
quired to cancel on or before Marni: 10.
their advanced tariffa and roctoro their
former rates. which on.- the rats-II now
in effect. if llilu requirement no not
‘compilcd with tho commlasiou will la-
euc a formal order subheading the
proposed honored and putting Mom
effect the oxiatlnc Iatcs for at toast
two years. '
-fln...
(Cotilluncd Uh Fifth Patio)
W...m—o.«~
~CLOV£R DR MAGNOLIA MILK.
inc can Jon-loll it No hula lit
THREE IEWI IMHO“
Wmo- an
limr‘oafi i-‘oli
lialdwln today sent to Ina manta llic
nomination ol‘ Theodora ll. Ford. of
ltritlaeport; John Ii. llalc. ot than.
toahury. and Richard ilisnlna. oi Win
kind. to be rallroIItl roinrnlaatouttre
iic alIm Itnmcd Marni Etitwutd lo-
himllh. of Hartford. to bc iudsto of the
common plcnu court ior Hartford
county. to attcceed Judge Julia l‘tulen.
of Now lirltalu. who villi rotttc in
May. iota. by reason of info limitation.
The nomination in for four yearn.
Judge Erncat l‘. Simprou wan re~
nominated for judge of the common
pious court in New linwn for four
yearn beginning Novamber. tutti.
rumour 8mm
IIIIIIIEII II on
CONSTANTINOPI.E. l-‘t-b. 2t~~A
local newspaper reports that the Tark-
ish steamer Harriet titled with Mosleru
pllxrlma was burned III ecu. Not one
of the panseohens and crew enooped
death. Uillctal continuation of tho re
port is lacking.
.Mra. Maria 8. Jennings.
Mrs. Marla Strutton Johann“. widow
of Cbarloa .ienulnita. late of Gnome
town. dlud yeaturday afternoon at the
homo of her daughter. Mra. Edward 8.
blocker. of Weatport lava-nun. The ion
era! vet-vice: will he held from the
home of her daughter on pm Sunday
afternoon at. 2:00 p, In. llev. Frank 1).
Terror. pastoral llic Norwalk Metho
dial Church. will oiliolutc. The body
will be placed in a receiving vault in
lllvoralde centenary.
INDIGN HOYT'O COMMIIIION.
Arthur F .idmt. “ho recently passed
his oxantiantloaa for uuelga in the
Connecticut Naval Militia. and who
was recently oluobod an ensign of the
Second Section. Third Division. Of this
city. baa received his commiaaico. and
today not out on a trip to Mystic with
It cutter beionalhn to the auction. The
boat will have an engine included in
her at Mystic. no that the Boo on will
have two pnwor hoata. the at or b.-
ln; the big atcaru editor.
won-ya»-
f'. c. GRAIN To I! OPIRATID ON.
Frank 0. Crew. who ts‘ 's well-imp mi
Bantu Norwsl resident. was tattoo to
the Norwaiit loapital 'yaaterda after-
street. A wtb has dsvslcpstl in
would choke to death . .
tiat' la in attendance upon huh and
will probabl pert opsratiottcn
illitompatlehl {MI aPts‘lEuOollW at an "ironi-
D a
iiilMMISSMN'
'tloII by the adv. 0s A Oldham: ad
cosmonaut math
5i Jimernor
noon tIom his borne in Waa actual
Hr. (‘raiv'st root and it has been tsar , ,
ad that it allowed to no champagne}
nice ”OW the Witching
ton Head QMW‘A
Daunhtors om
lltion ol the
.th Revolution,
a celebrationa‘ bf'W “utopia Birthday
Willi held in the 0 Irina Mansion on
Wattltinatonflqlx .. ew York. it
wait no largely than that late corn-
era could not throne to the man-
ta included an all-
%m Charles 3
Irina. The. p
militant; an invoca-
dieea by the
Btovor. park
dmases by State Manor .l 1’.ch-
comb .l C. Collin, W L. Wauhiaston
and it. P Bolton. and benediction by
the Rev. A. fiIWW.
in bi: roan Butator Newcomb
called at to tile Narnia; given
by Wuhlnma Inn the Manson-
tion or ps .rspi an! said We have
portnltud.‘ Iw with to become grana-
ly eunura’tbd
men to bind thrombi!” tolother in
am" I: led tor the avowed
purpose a ,d rooting .aad controlling
the action ‘ofycara (lithe two grout
political groups. Very heaucutly area
the Ismail com at. body in dominated
by a ainaie int lvidiit‘l or two or threo
individuals. Thom: who occupy tho no
loaders ofpuldlc opinion They do not.
auhmit thaltaohca do madldaloa for
eiotuve office; They avoid lilo lisht.
they nook the shadow places, whore.
they may work atlases: They call
thatnwlvoa in each party ‘the ornat-
ration. and awaiting for themaelvca
alone. tho; “some do speak for the
lowly ' '
J. C. Pompeii: who no introduced
n the lust of the Sons of the
American Rail uttoa. ‘ so an account
of tho tillllfhl'ltn s in which
w _ . I, while nutt-
1“..th ‘ ' ‘ hia handball»
iota lie inn-oil an mutilation in
t at the (initial! out which pro-
upon Hot any om.- who
bonuses or attached the American
[in "a! The Wth Inca adopted by
. a
an?» an and at Inn
has widoh
lie Locke into There at Brooklyn
Girl anti Orders That Site
Be Releaaaii
\t'll K28 lillilllE F. in El m'l‘hore Is
no law to protect a woman with prvtty
eyes using them in any way that «ho
liltta. Alderman John F. l‘iouohuo do
cidoti \euwrday
\llu liar-ion t‘ hanpelle. of lirooithn.
N i2. who baa been Iiaitlnx friendu in
Klimtonnmr how. and who is known
«than; the younpmt-n there an “the
girl with the launhimt eyes." hats been
III-roared at the luatauco or lira. Annie
Ludow. who wan annoyed because her
young son. floor). had fallen about
their spoil.
hire. Ludow had mot .‘illav Chappollo
on the atmt and called her to atop
llflin‘ her eye. to attract yuan: men.
girl laughed at her Mra. Ludow had
her arrested on a charge or disorderly
conduct.
Alderman Donobuo. alter a look at
thr- girl's ayea. discharged Miss Chap-
Milo
"We are really glad to have ouch a
camlvstiau person in the community}
he paid saliaatly. 'u in no crimd bar
a woman to have pro-m eyeu and to
aso them. and them in no law to my
cm the one of such I-yos.“
”w.— _....-
"0885'! IIBK
‘ ' MOVED ‘FITIL
m
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.«~Aa the result
(it a‘hotlo'l kick. a map waa burned
to death. aloe horas» abated hut fate.
two barna wore burn and two dwell.
in; houses badly dam to mono
Park. a Brooklyn aubur today. The
man victim nu Carmela lions. a
track «time or. who was awakened
by tho htol'ln of a borne in one of
two bill)!” in the rear. lie lllltlad a
lantern and that
labor“: aftarward tire broke out and
doataoysdincth the lame” 0!th
gt llama residence and another bash
y.
it was ”will the unruly born
Italian heal ha aatarod the stable
with lilakiaatarayal“ when this I roman
were ah to much the antics his body
70W?!“ . ebrokh'n luv
yw the tea harm iii
the W “i“. am cotton out alive.
. i .
TATOII. lac Pig.
Haiti at:
‘t- 7.,
RIII
iii ill!
«or.
RIO
1h
aura
“We have" an labia. "permitted '
aitloll l have tadioaibd are seldom PM
7 ' verdict watchman“ in.
and particultrly lloary. and when thtf
. wooed to faur yearn in Jail for theft.
. atoie metal from the American and
to involfiflu. lilo.
ill. Mill
on
auhmh’catmrtatiimsu.
i calla am lilm Valuables
for Mitchell's. Selle '
iliilililli PiliMiliMllli
iiiii liliMll’Mil iliiiiiilii
boys Who norm Krieuer Store
Put on Probation
“um—“w
i Claiming that be we given dia-
monds to the value of $325 and that
lhcy were not stolen by him. Joseph
l’olllariao, in the Criminal Superior
(tourt’ta on trial for theft. ills ac-
i‘uaer la Tessie Spinollo. of 360 Main
lit-eel Bridgeport. She clpima that
oestolo the diamonda from her Joe
claims that Teaele, because. of her into
lor him, gave him tho sparklere. Tea‘
lie is a married woman. but does not
live with her huuhand. She canducta
abarbor abop at 373 Main atreot
Bridgeport When Joceph went away
last Thankarlvlug day. a diamond ring
valued at 8850 and a diamond studded
watch. coating 875 was totaling .100
wont to New York from where be
wrote to Tonto. in his lotter- he molten
It confusion of his love He cave.
"Gone to Chicago to forget you i love
you more than anyone ciao." Evident
iv there in caorher in tho care. as ho
apcsits of II Jim You cannot get
along without Jim and Jim cannot get
along without you I will send you
What i took front you. i didn't have
any money then. If you make trouble
you me. ill make trouble for you. l
R! into an argument with a man on
Mar street about you last evening
ad i also! him three times.
how it 1 him in or not." ,
The defense as that Poliosrlno was
not the jewelry and when the jury
untied, tho var lot of not dry. u
an no rprlso. ~ human
hot-mil emotion when this
i don‘t
l
Hem-v Steamer. of Stamford, was
the tint at ”lip tm'm nf'tlto court to
to a barn in Stamford. lit- Ivan aeti-
tcuceti to not more than two or less
than our year at ih'qucI-ai’iold.
Willie iloutm root-had aix montha
in jail anti William Van Wanner nine
months for statutory burglary in Not-
walit. to which offense thcy pleaded
guilty,
Mirhaol Kelly for iltofl in New
Canaan root-trod four months in jail.
Thomas lilarrhicno. of Bridgeport,
who threatened to blow up with di'M’
mitt» hia boarding house in hlolloy'u
lanc. “an uontonwd to a your in jail
and hard lb. Marchlono was propar
in: to destroy tho property when an
other hoardcr detecting him. broke
the sticks of dynamite.
liawrcuco Leigh. of .dorvralk. plead-
ed guilty to obtaining goods under
falac prolonoea and was given aix
moutha in ill]. but sentence in his case
was auapcodod.
John Kennedy. Edward hlcluli're.
James Murphy and lemon Sullivan. all
pleaded guilty to entering the atom
of H. Krioxor 1 Co. in South Norwallt
and getting away with rings and
watches to the value or $200. in all
but Murphy's carve. a polio was outer
ed. Murphy welt aenteucod to a year
in tall but neatenco was suspended and
he was placed in charge of the proba-
tlon onicora
Joseph and John Jarvis worn oeu-
Tbe sentence in each case was sus~
pended "it! the hoya were placed in
charm of the probation other
Cleveland innuchla. also charged with
theft. received four months. The boys
British Co. factory. They claimed
that John Verna induced them to
atoll the» metal. Verna was called as
a witness and donied the chars.
~i'ort sarunoav.
”(liaise Medal Creamery Butter. per
Al Flour. per bald!
Glover and Ilamolia hillk. per on.
Red or Yellow Onions. per qt. 6c.
Pea Beans. per at. 10c. '
Native Potatoes. nw‘ pin. the.
‘ l hilt/ID a (.‘0
PIP" KILLED . - ‘
ll “All WINK
railway train tuned thatraclts oiii'trllsi
bridao near the American Braden Guilt
pin- ninth today. and plunéod into the
ravine holw.
Fifty per-ops worn lulled or month
fall into a state‘s prison aerate-ace. .
strainer pleaded guilty to setting lire
i liiililiiiili
Leroy c. Louphbnrcugh Alone on'
Green’s Latina for Eleven
Days Last March
The sufferings and privattons endurn
ed by Leroy C. boughborougb, when
he was left alone last March for eleven
oaya. moat. of the time without food.
water or fuel, on Green Reef Light-
house, on South Norwalk. resulted in
bits death list night at the home of bin,
father. at Point Judith. near Narrowing; 3
anti Plot R. l.. where he has been
alnce bill rescue. He was 27 years old.“
lounhborough, who won the assist-
ant keeper of the light was left alone
when the keeper went adhere to buy
provisions. The keeper fallod to return
and in a abort time the scanty
piles of food and fuelwore' exhausted.
For several days boughborouxh wait
ed suffering from hunger and expou-
ure, for some one to come to hla ran i
one. After eleven day! a revenue cut-
ter. coming to the lighthouse to investi
gate w'hy the beacon was not hurtling
found the assistant keeper. bin lite
nearly spent lying beside the lighting
apparatus
ills Brother George F uiughbor
cash. in now the assistant keeper of.
the Greens Roe! lighthouse and receiv-
ed word of his brother a (tooth yester~
day. live left for Point Judith thin
morning. on the 1121i train. The toner
ill will be. held Saturday at 1 o‘clock
from hit-I into home.
ermine ILIIIIEII' IIIII.
(‘hoico Native Turkeya. 28c lb.
Powlu. 16c lb.
Cholee Native Powla. 20c lh.
Legs Winter Lamb. 12%6 lb.
liege Genuine Spring bomb, tic.
Spring Lamb Chopa. itc lb.
lit-at rut Shoulder Steak. 10c lb.
Loan Pot Ronni. 100 lb.
Small loan Freon Home. We lb.
Homemade or Link Santiago ilc lb.
Breakfast llacon.16c lb.
Pure Lard, in polls l2c lh.
(Yalvea' Liver. 12%;: lb.
BillilMii Hillli iii
Former New m State 8mm
Liberated by lury After Hm’s
Deliberation anti 4 Bullet!
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.»«The etate’a
iirut etfort to audio a criminal case out
of tho alleged attempted purcltuc of
legislature votes to defeat the anti-
race betting hills three years ago. col
lapsed late yesterday. after an hour's
deliberation a jury in the criminal
branch of the supreme court announ‘
Frank J. Gardner. Ho had been non
trial for It week chat-god with ottering
II 310.000 bribe to cit-State Senator Ct-
to (l Foclker. who is now a congruen-
maa. in the interest of the race traclt
men
it to understand that the Jury took
{four ballots. on the tiret {our jurors
favored coavintlou hut in the succeed-
ing three ballots the minority gave
way to an acqultal. There was an at
tempt at a demonstration by relatives
and friends of the defendant but the
court unicorn had anticipated it and
kept the court mom in order. Gardnerw
wan delighted at the result and held
that .he wan not surprised His wife
and mother. who were precept whens
him
A unique feature of the cloning nea-
sion of the trial was the nuggeatlon by
life: Sharer. narduer's counsel. that
that the case no to the Jury without
any anmmlagtup by olther‘the defense
or the proaeoutlon. to which Prosecu
tor Charla: Nott. Jr.. named. or any
unanimoua vote oi the Jury the plan
was carried out.
LATER DAV SAINT! To ATTIND
QONFI RINGS.
The Broad lt“ arm Reor
nailed Church‘éf mascot Lao
tar Day salute expects to be well repre-
aented at the annual diatrlct confer.
once which will be held by ita church
in lirdbklyn. N. Y. tomorrow and sun-
day. Already a number of the room-
here have planned to ho prompt. and
as the conference in always connidered
a big area! by the ”branch which it
ever looks forward to with the mate-I.
pleasure, it in not at all unlikely that
others also will attend if they can
i in their duties here to do no.1'hode
' have already announced their sin--
‘ (cation of anion are: Victor J Done-
llaha. ct iiowaytoh: Judson Cable, Ju-
rs. no moot Broad juror
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red the acquittal or cmStaifi Senator. ;
the verdict was returned, embracing
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show for which so great pro .
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tic that ever tilled Lockwood!
The show will be repeated m I! '
evening. and it is expected tm_
there is anyone in Norwalk on ,
out go that night and who villi
see what local talent can do, the.
be present '
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