MONDAY JUNE Ill, I911
‘INIRTUREAL ‘ ANAC FOR
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an rises 4: 19; sets 7:26.
igh tide 12:05 a. m.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
.A Stated ConVocatlon of Butler
Chhpter, R. A. M., will be held :1: lie
dome, June 13th, 1911.at 8 o'clock
lm. Work, Past Masters’ Degree. All
Masons eordiaiy and fraternhtly
I‘lnvlted.
Fraternaiiy yours,
ROBERT M. WILOOX. Sec‘y.
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SOCIETY ”NOTICES
MERCHANTS’ AND—- MANUFACTUR-
ERS' ASSIOCIATION
.* Nehemiah Candee, President
fillets-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley. Secretary
4 Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS
" 92-2-News Department
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44-2—«Branch Office. Norwalk
1 890 “Editor’s Residence
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THE WOOL SCHEDULE BOTCH.
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in his attack on the Clark-Under-
wood wool and woollenu schedule Mr.
Brynn has one stanch supporter in the.
dusteru Democratic press, Although
‘Muvor Fitzgerald of Boston. made
haste to upprorII the imposition of 11
tax on uool as u \\ itit‘ (out ossion to IIIII.
Bitileyltes, "’i‘hII Sptinizllvld iiuptIlIli-
7“? can" (Input follow Hone) i" it.:‘ s“ to: Id.
it holds with Mr. lltyun that there was
no sttfllcient run-sou for depurtlng from
esiiliilisht‘tl Dulttotu‘ntlt' 1III|lI_ \', and
thus orhows thtI Nehttthitu leuderu (lie'
sutihiuction tItId Illsuppninttnent:
’l‘llo reI'otIII II. (3er use givr-n lot the re
tention of homo duty on pool in too
thin to deceive any one. l'iild‘illltll-lt‘illtil'l
the pnrty‘s position for the I‘I‘oeltlmI-’
tiui contest must he considered us hnv~
V lug been distinctly»weukoned by this
yielding to thII ilulIIIleIIII with their
purport». of shot thing in II (also proton
,tion to Ittw muteriuie under the guide
soyerntuunt.
“The Republican“ ulsn points out
that the (llurkdludm'mnul nrhudulo. iti-
etuud of lining II IIIIIttIriul rouronsion to
'fptotertlonhtt” sentinuuu within the
lint‘tv is in IIIullty more tlIrIIIIIIInlnn‘
to the uoollvn intinutt) III: II IvhoiIII
thtIn II'nh tho Wilson tlurmuu twin-duh»
. The (‘Iufltu- i'udtII \Iond duties on mun
tit'urtturh of “out. III-turding to the (Is
timIItII of IIIIpIIIsIInIIItiIII Hill (It t‘nn
lit!(‘.l.li‘ili‘* u I‘IiIutIIIIutIt jliiliii" lilt‘ from
5.29 to in pvr rout IIIIIIII‘ thuu lllt‘ tlil~
tit-h itt tlIII \Viitttlliilill‘itlilll tut “till
tinder tlIII inn ()1 [Sill thII tuuttiIIt-IIIII
{Ir got his rnw Inntmiul lr.III- i'hItdiIt
tho (‘lIIIlI-l IIIlIIthnIIi III- lIIIIuII llt‘ IIIIIIII
)iity 20 [wt mutt. lttl Iuhnmu on until
lit tho mourn, whirh Mr. Hill tillyil‘ iii
nquivulmtt in II Ilii'l’IIrIIntinl ul‘ it: or ill
her cent. in HIV i‘uhriv. 'l‘lIIIrIIl’Iu‘II.
tIiu titituul ptntt‘vriinn on tho liuisliod
goudn III from in in all pvr (Inn-.I lulu»; .
illtili it With ilililt‘l' titv \\ [hum (lintnnn
iuw.
Mr. ilndornmul t‘i'lili‘llii)‘ InIIunt to
Iiiutiu ihu l'uyntI dtttlvn IIIIII'II tn nhnut
the Wiinmltlmtnnu lI‘H‘l hut lnI (MN
. did it It littlv. unit tiIIIn. \‘ilii'll tantrum»
ed with illti' IlIInquIiII III the lililiiti’iittu
put it "ruruuuo" duty nit IIIII Inuit with.
out huvi up the rourmtv to nttIIII IIII
Mtliittiuttt inrirunt- in thy dutiru tin
'lwooileutt. It in \‘ildt‘lli Ittut illt‘ i llli‘it'
Unfldl‘wuud hill IIIIIIIIII In purity the
_, word grander III the IIEItIvIuIII III the worn
Imdflufuhi,tlrnr. but “it IIITIIrt will hr in
Minute both tiuI grim-III IInIt tiuI ilillllI
flfhntilrol‘. MIIMII' l-‘itrutu‘uid sent it
Suhilhnt telegram in Mr. tinderwtmd
utimruinlutlnu him on hitting; IIIIIIIIIIIII-
“all [hit pnultiuu III“ the lintnurrniir
party in the lame tunnururtnrlnu rttieu
Wit! Mulenehusutiu. tin undoubtedly tun»
tidied that lintI 'I'I’uye unit iiiunnt: Utilit-
ttlitiue’ti bill with mom prntuntire than
fli‘li 1ijiiilitoirtlnrtnIIII lnw. ttui MMIII nu
the wool, uliirtt It not grown in the
milliliteturlng urntreu pf hlnrrnrhna.
fills. it its not and it is mu likely. there»
fare. to have the result. Int Mayor Fitz
tum auxiliaries it will of “leaving us
ii" Splendid partition this {all "
“The Republican" justir sins that
the any" of 20 per rent IIItil not please
the want grOWeru, and the denial III as
marsh protection nit mi: arrorded iii
Sim iviit tum not mm in the neon
‘ factories ’i‘aetleuliy Iii! wait as
tally the (limit Undefined " relied
lees definable than with the Wii
or ohtuinlng noodvd revenue for tho.
I hoopla. That is u current. principlo to
enforce and it is as correct at one
timgi on. {It annther. “The Watelburi'
Ifioptiblitmrtt.,ilnd.s ll mutton lot” em-
mne time unit euys: “Right lime in
town youlenn buy ‘l'OilgE.WiltBl' wings
nor: the ‘ehlirl learning to swim, sand
pulls and ehovuie. bathing shoes and
“eureka." pathway: of "punk" to keep
the. mosquitoes ill. II distance, ropes
and tackle for that boats, dishing tin-p-
piiea. omergunuy clothes for the coun-
try Or the mountains, to your tit and
of I'xe latest pattern and styles. and
your experience has taught you the
need of in any resort. The prices
here are more to he ironl ten to fifty.
per tent. less than in the little coun-
try store or shore drug store and
you'll find the large stock of the city
stores more hatlufuctory to choose
from.
“Your nutritive-en may not null for
the expondlturn of more than It dollar
bore in town. nnd you'll never notice
the parcels In all your other barrage.
but if you’ll inure that dollar in Itmvu
Iou'tl be saving money. l'or yourself
and ill tht-I sumo time contributing to
. phnalzlng it new as well Its tit Christ- ‘
the Inmmund and tone. uceemoriee that ‘
the proepority of your neighbor and;
the city at huge. Buy all you cant
ut. home." We can only add to this?
on hrhult‘ of South Norwallt. “the sumo“
limp only mole so." and eerond the
Ituotion huurtllv
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RIGHT To THE POINT. 1
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When u Sundnr slippleifit'lll. has to
lime tho luiIoi, "‘oniic Section,“ it;
is It reminder oi the crude drawing"
of childhood which must he Inurketi,t
“This is II horse. wHurti'ord Conrant.[
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After all the worry and trouble of
iNorwiIIh in putting through its noun
‘Iuieeion form at government, the rut-
ors 1'0on ted it .I‘eis'iertlul'. Connurtlm
(‘lI' is (I rtulnly u "hind of uteudy lml I—
: ltx' lilltl hard to mow. wdilution TmnzI-j
cl‘mllt .
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Six Inuauzluos ute to rousolltlutv.:
littoral-Is at this kind IIlll not lm rou-l
lrldIII-ud in restinint of ‘li‘litlt‘.*~‘lil?i‘k-
ish lit‘ Ltlgle. ;
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' Judith lnrr of the stool trtrst \I'ouldl
be willing: for llli‘ government to ilx;
lpIiII'It. No doubt \IIIII‘IIw t‘uruenlt- HI
nil IIorn out iWillliil lt)\\’itti it) tarry.
loll his squiuII in the. shupo of “brands
l~.\iotlden ..Iournul l
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if ilw women of (InnuiIi-lII‘III are:
igruntnd (IIIIIIII suffrage they ung to
do suldlIIr IlutI' unti uorro on luriuu,I
A whole lot of ‘(Im would rather 'lli‘;
to wur tiInu do hIIuIIIIII'oI'iI ~iiriIiutI-
port Post
.....,.
When you I'IIIIIl lhttl 25,illiti,iltiil itili"
[role of suit worn prmiurod in IiIII l‘uit»f
,rd Statue. lnnt your, unIi ms you iuoit‘
Iamund your IIIIluhhnrlqud you “outlet"
‘to what use it Wait till put mI-itltvuvr-
tudy iFIIiIIII.
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llr rIIIoruuniziuiz, the ttIlIuI-ro trim
will plan a I‘Iunqulgu of “low littlwi"
In tin» puokugv in. the brunt“ of tut"
iumhlu; llllitiiii‘ti, III guiding n it; Iio‘
li'llilllt' time in IIIIIIIIIIIII thi- Inotsoi Nil
lltilllil liitltlltIIImn l‘rI-I-u. :
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1"iiIII ililnnlu lIItIiIIlIIIIIIe lillfi pnmwd It
lIIII- ill IIIIIiIilIiI llit‘ IIIIIIinIIpI r put Mk .I-
tlmt tIt‘ I'rimIt titoIiIIsI. \i‘hnt.’ III llIi‘
llvuiuluttun guinit to «hut luillitlt'l‘ II
«nuuud tiIuII'.’ «\Iii“ Huron Union
a...”
A Inztu will II III more triumphant
iiVi‘i‘ lint wlIItIiuiI ni‘ tiIirttztiI‘I- IIIIIIIII‘
III [itiki'l‘ than hr wuulti it ho had
i‘ltl'ilt‘tl Sill lIIétllituuiIIly. wt'hit'uw
i‘ttlmnII.
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Tim Inuuhunuu pnruurtiphore III-III
unmtly ptIiIII Inn ut sweat Itiri and mu
er urnduntnr til thin umuuu III the rent
will plvuuu hour in mind that it for
mum :I Int III IIItilIIIu‘ItI IItId iuIrIi IInrlt
on tho putt oi tiIt.I IIIIIIIIIIII In immune
lipItIiitiIIIi in hit tlIu mtlijurt ut‘ Ilwnp
‘IItIIIIl lvuuii. t‘itrmninu ’l‘ltiutnu itupuhil—
innit.
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Tim tiring into liomn in nu Iwru.
tIlIuIII Inn-mil. huwowr. to tumult out
Iirnr IIlIl lintniittrt Iii thtIt liritlxv. Whitt
ruuid Men liornituu hum Ililliii in
lmrpluu nu army at twrottnuie out at
Inwnhwat. latiuln (llobnliuniocrnt.
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it‘ Mr. iirrun minim ti trust his writ
tum iuuugiu rtbnut the Demonratir
victory lent year. he hurt another
think mining. The truth III the mat.
ter is. must it? our recruits were men
who thought, tinI Nehrnnbun lint! reI
Iirnti for {iii’lillflr ~~~~~ linueton Pout.
Wm
It bill Just, pushed by that German
diet will matte Berlin the third law
est municipal maturation in the
world. A liberal diet titan has done
morn to extend the corporations at
some of nur Teutonic brettireuwtm
Annalee Herald.
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A boy graduated truth a Pennsyi»
ranln high wheel without war having
mused It hair day, and until illitih bun
rare I)! child slavery be unrehuited.“
liartfurd Globe.
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A gilldti’htioit tutor-me In that W
don presenter "it lam number at Int»
A Serious
A young lady sings in our choir
Whose hair is the color of phoir;
But her beauty's unique,
She has such a fair chique
That I always enjoy sitting nhoir.
Some day I'll complete my design
And ask the fair maid to be mign.
If she’s not a coquette,
Which I'd greatly regrnette.
I shall wed her for whom I now
pign.
The poetfiwho wrote of
”The kiss on the stair.”
And “was thrilled to his eight
finger tips.'
Would have shown a little
More sense. I declare. 3'
if he'd taken his kiss on the
lips.
-—-Kearney Enterprise.
The Returns
in 1920
“Where are the women
going to?"
Said Files-on-Parade;
“They‘re going to vote.
they're going to vote."
The big policeman said.
“What molten them look
so fine. so fine?"
Said Files-on-Parade:
”They always dress up for
the polls."
The big policeman said.
"For the women ml out
voting. you observe
their breve array!
Mrs. Hockey is in violet
voile and Mrs. Call in
Stall:
Mrs. behnont wears taupe
chiffon. litre. Mllholland
pink piquew
For they’re out to cut
their bullets in the
momma?
anrrolyn Wells in Life
Love Spell
Sliiiliiili iii EXPENSE iii
Iiiiiili iiiliiiiiiiiiiil
Town Clerk Herbert H. Smith
‘ Gives Some interesting Figures
~Worit III Board Finished
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i Thai people may hatter know what
Ihv (Intimate board but done in tin-I
II ny of nproprlntionu. Town Clerk iter-
hert it. Smithm gave out the tnllowinu
summary. which appears on the tile at
the work of tho board of ertnnnte and
luxution of the lawn tor the Ivur.
now in thtI town clerk's IItIlI‘II:
ilighwuyr ................ $ mum:
tridgue .................. twill“)
Svhotiln .................. hit "L‘ii l'.‘
l’mu‘ and hospitals ........ 21.2.‘II (in
State. (’iliilll)‘ and military
: tunes ................... HAIL-tilt)
lntIIIIIIIt on tun-n dIIhI utnl
I sinking funds ........... 27,7“ I‘I‘.‘
‘Admintstrutiuu und tuner
(Philelititiil ............... Elihu,”
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I 'i‘IIiiIl .... ............. . . S!Il?.tl87.l~i
Evidently it \I‘us not lutuwn iii the
humping oI the Nurwullt itonril oi
"I‘I'IIIIII on Fritllfl‘ owning lust Iltnt It
in not pIIIIsllIlu in rail illt‘ lmutd III eti-
.‘tluinttI Itnd tuxntlun together “ruin
this rettr for tho putpuse of making
lnny lurther npprunrintlona for when
thu IotII II'IIII pnenrd to toque-III u quvt-
ting oi title board tor the purpose or
.tiiliiltflil‘iitilltfl mom» for thtI \\t‘tii|ltitl
.‘totid. no one told tluIt tho hourd out:
not tuthi nunthor meeting undIIr tho
inw. Thorn ill but (the Inpthnd by
whirh the humor for thin rottd. which
is greatly in titted (It repnir. IIII Will!
' nxpiuinnd by Dr. Junior (i. Gregory tutti
other», III tho mot-ting III the Nur-
walk lionrd of Trade in tho Nortvuik
ilotri on liridity mulling. and it is
not likely that this will be resorted
to, or ouhuinutd in runners it uttmnpt-
ad.
The board or eutlmnte him completed
ittI work for the year. Iii! prunrribed by
low. tutti the onlimntnn urn nth on
tile in the attire Iii the town clerk. The
law rhnttit‘eu thut they be nil in by
tho tenth tiny of June and therefore
it is soon that they cIImItIt meet
again. When the horn- adjourned
they did so without «date. llowerer.
altar fientemherrthey can meet again
tutti appropriate surmount- unexptind
ml. but thin libo tun late tor the
worhiumof th 'Md. it in thought.
The only. helium uttered n to in
town meeting vote the appropriated.
but It is neiilfllliixi‘ toilette II vote at
three hundred dttizenr in tuning the
appropriation and also their vote to
increase the tax rate in order that
this may be done. it is not «expected
that euob a course will the when.
Itmuun it in an undisputed met that
the road needs repair.
The heard of Trade donned to get
Int appropriation at $2,500 that the
rim aid. "which on title amount III
5%’
Guam:
7‘!
plat form.
quite fit neat mm. route be mnrodi‘
; melting II nutrient amount It: worm-I
‘ ‘ it
double In quality. style and value.
Munch... She..75¢..$i.00
1m “ “ mm 00.8125." so
Juli-a .
“It: if: "“7
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II Inn-n meeting tor the purpose oi’
:iupt‘npriutittg illtl utmossury amtIunI.’,
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PIIOIIIBS PROMISE
3. 000, 000 VOTES:
Glove
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Merelyu Hiring for” Long Silk Gloves
_¢_lg_ea not ine__u__n your getting Kayse‘t’s." There' a a my (3 l_e__II the
”ulna—Look In the Hem for the name Kayser.” It’s there
or u! eroledion nand represents quality, reliability and a life-
time experience in silk glove making. _
A Guarantee that Guarantees
“A new pair tree” it the “tips" wear out beiore the glove.
Don’ 1* Accept the "Just gs Good” Kind
“Rayner" gloves 'c_o__s_i no mo___r_e_ ’and are worth
cttttt Int III
«Hill iiiiilKiiiiliER
iWires Strung Around Box Where
liAil'l‘i-‘URIXW .luue l‘..-—— 'l‘htI first nn- '
nunl meeting of the Connecticut Prohl
lrltlou Trust. Incorporated, was lie-id in;
tin: Young Men’h Christian Aseociutionl
building Insterduy afternoon. Eight ot‘
the lnwrporutom were present and
pivoted the following perulunent oili-
it i>
i'rmidrnt mitt-my M Broun. oi East
Hampton. l
\‘lte-ptesideutwii. i.. C. iiohenthnl;
III South .‘Iiamrhester. l
Sun-Inns» Martin '1‘. Smith. of
Iizuttoru.\ l
Tretmurrr-«Jnrun L. Rnndnll. of (iro.
Ion.
Anditurs~lohn (l. llidweli. of Hurt.
lord and ltdwurd A. ititrhnrdh, of Weet‘
l‘im‘eit.
Counsel—WV, tl. hlunt‘hester. of Win-
him]
The (‘otluurtlrut pl‘ollil‘tltit‘lil rtute ex-
IIrutlI-II vmnmittoo hold II sort-rt 595-!
stop III the (finite III the trust‘s meet
ing to consider pinns or pork. Other
limit routine \Iorit the unit huntnesel
done “nil Itl considrt' the field reports
or ii. A. Smith. of Norwich, of the
NI-w londou diutrit‘t: E. I., Riohnrdu.
oi \\' lltun of the [‘Iiirliold district. Itnd.
iii i. l.or.I,Iks of Non ”men of the
New iiuien diutrirt. The committee
otulursvd the 3mm roteI plan. which in
tin eitort tu tit‘t‘tii‘t' 3.0Iltl.tltlt) voters to
pledge their uupport to either (It the
lurnu politirui parties which eltull in.
rtirptu‘nte II pruhihitit‘tn pluuk in ‘ite
it you run ever pureundn II small
uumhur ut the purple. who read and
lil‘e influenced by "Wont" ttdvet‘tiitiutg
in The. Sentinel. to talto It tool: at your
property. you‘ll ilnti II purer.
(Mi. E. WIL BE .
‘ EV! ‘IIWIBIIIII
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The! the New Huron road‘e plan for
tim reorgnitizntlontol the Central New
England railroad. with reference to
the operation of that road. has been
prttotirully completed wile reported in
ruilroud ctrcleu today and it was said
that announcement would protinbl§ he
made soon that tile old Central New
England will hit operated till II division
of the New Hm'eu‘ system. thus being
taken right into till; told.
The financial phin ot the New Haven
in the scheme of Ireorgonlmtlun II'IuI
perfected home ti 9 ago Its announced
III the time but I e method of nperah
lug this road In: uldlvtelou of the New
Haven is now workéd out. Under the
propelled plan tut averted. runners at
the New llnvenm uld have direct lur-
isdlctiun um tit Central New lunar
land operation run“ a rearrangement at
the train service between pelnto‘ on the
New Haven and the Central New Elig‘
land may follow.
it you edit
lie Directed That Money
Be Deposited
NEW i-lM'EX. June 12.—lt was
learned todnv that James McKiernun.
who is under arrest for attempted
hinckmuil. IIIIs trapped by Assistant
‘ Superintendent Edward Toole. oi’ the
water company. a son-l'n-lnw of Mrs.
Edward Dillon. to whom the black
. mailing letters were addressed.
in his letters. the person who sign
ed himself "illarit Hauder“ named n
rertnin box in the rear of the supply
house of the New Haven Witter Com~
patt)‘. Mil-r the second letter was re-’
ceived. wires were strung all around
the box lending to the oilice. The
Inurtzfng alter the wires Ire-re placed
bIn position. Mr. ’l‘oole was surprised
to hear one of the buzzers start. and
itummliutely started on a run for the
shed. To his surprise. he found Mc-
Klt‘i'lliill thertI standing. apparently
(bewildered. The box. containing Ii
dummy pnckuge, was untouched.
The police then secured It sample of
‘ileKiernan' a handwriting. and compar-
ed it with the letters resulting in his
arrest. AieKiernan is at liberty, under
heavy bull.
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COLORED OPENER FINED.
it Coot Verley Wilton 316.77 to Cele-
brate Saturday Night.
Some IIlIIssy colored prisoner this.
and so plu'llt‘llllii’. too. He was armed.-
od on Saturday night by the newly ap-
pointed policeman. 'i‘ltonuts Dorney, on
three charger. lntoxirntlon. breach of
tho pence and assault. und was lodged.
line clothes and nil. in the Water
street police station. Variety Wilson in
the. gentirtnun’u name and he had int-
bled a little too freely Saturday night.
valuing the above charges to be added
to his cutie.
Yesterday morning he was quite
sure that be bud had enough of the
Xormdk lock-up and as upon as Cider
'i‘bomar Leatherlnnd entered the stat
tion house. at 7 :20 o‘clock. Wilson sale
ed that be null up Judge Lockwood im-
mediately. requesting hint to take the
necessary and proper steps for his
temporary release. The elite: told him
that be was extremely anxious to
please. but that he would call Judge
blackmail III the penal time, and he
did. Wilson was released upon :25
bonds for lllti appearanca in court this
morning, the bonds being furnished by
his employer, George McKay, or the
Steveua (hater Company.
The court showed no. sympathy,
wheti it true brought out that in his .
state of intoxication Wilson. had ' '
struck Mira Ethel 'hbompuon. also not.
tired, and the prisoner was timid iii
us. having pleated guilty III all
the dhunet, whi‘elt he paid. The
nuiount paid in all well 318.7%
Norwalk Chronicler