t ed at the a th Norw lit. P st-cfllci
All): or Gamti’tW‘ 01m MEAT! r9
i.
C
Hundreds of Thousands“ of All
Nationalities Witnessed the
Coronation Event
SHIIWE III IAAIIREII A
FIRE [IE EESIWIIIES
Great Procession from the Pai-
cue to the Abbey and Return
LONDON. June 22—«Kinglleorge V.,
eighth of the house of Hanover. was
today, consecrated to the service on
the British Empire, and In turn re-
celved the public homage oi his world
wide subjects.
With his consort, Queen Mary, his
majesty was ' crowned ‘ in ‘the Abbey ' of
Westminster. with all the wealth of
religious rites and royal ceremonial
prescribed by historic custom.
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EPIIIIIGWGGG GIIAI'EI.
‘ IIEIELAEGTE GFFIGEIIS
The annual meeting or the Spring.
wood Union BundIy School Accents/2
, flea whoehold. list evenings: incl
chapel, It which time the old twind ot
chicane was ml
tone or importance Mb alien-Ion.
The officers s ed were is toilette:
President—295W“ Elam Armstrong.”
surging-villi“ Georgiana Chilton.
Treasurer-omdward S. Merriam.
Superintendent at Sunday School-
.Wllliam Armstrong. '
The reports submitted showed that
the list year had been very encourag-
lug. A marked increase was noted In
the attendance and the school had
been liberally supported by collections
and voluntary subscriptions by friends
, or the school.
.Tbe matter of making repairs to the
school was considered. and it was de-
cided to empower the teachers to raise
authclent funds with which to rebuild
, the foundation ol‘ the structure.
A. special committee. composed oi
Wilbur F‘. Smith. Edward 8. Merriam
and William Armstrong was appointed
for the purpose of having 11 curb and
gutter laid and to lay it sidewalk. This
work has been ordered done by the
‘ .‘city und'the association wishes to not
on exumple (or the other property
owners complying “ with the orders.
The trousurcr’s report showed that
all the bills for the post your had been
paid nnd thut the sum or 315 still no-
mulnoll in the trennury
’I‘ be summer progrnm wad discussed
liIIII It was voted to leave this mutter
to the discretion of the teachers und
olilccrs .
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PENNELLm-ARMA'TRONO.
“m
Pretty Wedding Ceremony In filst
Norwalk, VIII-rosy Afternoon.
Minn Adeline Mny Armpit-unit. of
lost Norwnlk. unit ltnlph howls Pen-
null, or itowuyton, were rounded. yen-
lcjgluy afternoon, at it o'clock. at their
future home: 6 (love avenue. tier.
William W. Gillleuolllclnted and the
nuptials were attended by .a large
authoring or their triends and role
liven.
'rho bride was attention by Mills
Itciln Denny Ipbrideslunld. our. “Ar-
chibald Merrismnoted as host mun.
Soon after the ceremony. the happy
coupIe lbi‘l: tor a honeymoon trip, at
tor which they will ‘rcsids In (Java
uvonuo. 'l‘hey Wero‘KIVc-uin rousing
send oi‘iA by their Willi? friends.
The couple to WED-known in The
Nurwuihs,‘ the broom having been a
former member of the fiixth Company.
com Artillery Corpse tinny have the
poet wishes of their litany friends for
II happy one suauesstui married the.
W
H You have hull theme in disposing
of that home. My III huntinol od '
and other mat- - ¢_
A‘PIII’IIS I’IIEIEIIIIII -;
III A IAIISIIIAIE‘
Program at Resilience? oi Iilr.
and his. Edviardl Sluts,
Very Successful
The pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
.1“. films gave a musical last evening at
the Sims residence in High street, Nor-
‘Waik, Mrs. Sims. who is well known
as a contralto soloist. and teacher, pre-
sented the Misses Bertha Olmstead
Agnes McPeaho. Mildred Ketchum.
irons Lynch. Alice IDyckmnn, Alice
.Splun, Mai Denney and Mrs.‘l~larold
" Nicherson. . That Mrs. Sims gives of
herself unreservedly In her teaching
was shown by the work of her pupils.
Inch number~ Is'howed care In preparer
tion, and Well deserved the npplouse
so generously giv’enfi“
Mr. Slate’s poplin who played were
the Misses Margaret. Denney, Bert-ha
Olmrtcod, Constance.Andemn. Helen
Scotleid, Sarah Ferguson,’ Elisabetta
Slauaon. lluth Weed, Alice Meeker.
Mildred Dyckmou, Ethel McLean nnd
blasters Edgar Murphy. Howard Bene-
dict. Lotirand Greenwood nnd Curle-
iou li‘llommedlcu. It was remarked
that, even in the youngest pupils the
tone quality was unuudal. being firth
and mature. The playing of nil-the pu-
pils showed not only-technical devel-
opment. :but a true musical and artis-
Itic conception of the composition ren-
dcred.
Refreshments were served at the
close at the program. and the sit-III-
closed with a most enjoyable social
hour
ETEEIIET “I EAL
AMA" EEGAPE
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killed by I strum man who wont‘to
his house. Monday night. ‘The strin-
ber lIIt Mr. Tyrell’ on the head with
a rock. but the would- be assailant m
toiled in his attempt to murder. (or
Mr. Tyrell midi I dash for the door
and wasaoon out 0‘! vi 0! 3 rs-
volver which the pile seemed deter—
mined to his
The place whenoallr. Tyrcll lives to
a lonesome spot and alter supper
there was a knock at the door and a
strange man asked it he could stay
over night. He was invited to come
Inside and he talked pleasantly with
Mr. 'l‘yreli for some time. Being mu.
sieaily bent Mr. Tyrcll' took down his
old fiddle and played a number or
selections As he was about bolt
through one of them he felt a blow
on his head and tell to the door.
The‘llstranger had Ionics him with
u rock and tick as a dash. Mr. 'I‘y~
,teli got upém‘“ rushed out of the
door. The dried tvIo shots ut-
i‘ter him, but none of them look cilect.
The matter was reported to the such
tiles and Deputy etcphen Hayes and
several neighbors searched the near-
by woods, but the stranger had made
his elitillpe. ‘
‘3.
AG lIIGIIEAEE I‘GII
conning the Norwaik iuduonblps was
tabled 'in the house todayattcr some
debuts. The measure provides tor
courts ut Norwalk and south Norwnlit,
the calories of the induce being And
at noon nnd ”.000. respectively. Fur-
ther provision is made that on May A.
court, the one at Norwaln receiving
36,00. and the one at houth Norwuiit
Icon. The bill Inches a slight increase
in salaries and objection to them viii
ruined by Reprepeutitive honorarium!
Nbrwalh. 1 ‘
2m.
Wynn-1’
use. Hartman hursnrnius.
Mrs. Robert curriculum, or it Boi-
den Menus. entertained I very large
gathering or thin Inland, yesterday at
tampon, It her spacious maturation and
the afternoon was pleasantly spent in
pldylua bridge which it number at
prises Were awarded tor the playing
and the games «were followed by a de-
Mrs. Hartford proved herself to he!
, most charming slid capable norms.
William Tyrilil, a usth‘ct Stop-2
' nay. bid a narrow escape trout bites
IIGIIWALK IIIGGEE'
unurron‘o.-.uma some uiu con-i
llllil, prosecutors be appointed byssou
lightrni anoint hour and s dainty colic»,
don, which Wes meet many served. '
“Iiookoiitle III‘cIIanEIso‘IneProfi
party at E euro, Scene ot
a Happy Estuarine ‘
PRIIIAEEIISW AIIIIEII III
IIIEASIIIII IIE IAIIIES
sum Gently, Gate and Other
3 Articles Very Successful
The town party which was held or
"Rochciilf." yesterduy afternoon and
evening. under the auspices of the mute-
Innn' s Municipal League, provedto
a moot succeatul and hnppy event. the
Is on being at their best as hostesses.
wh otha attendance was of that lolly
set the members of whom make the
most of every such occasion to have. a
good time.
The beautiful lawn. the exceptional
view of the town and Sound attended
from Rockclitt. thoconmlal gather-
ing and the hospitality ot the enters.
tithing ladies all combined to make,
the event one Icon to be remembered
[Moist intimated that full one hundred
iii of ‘ 5m ”serous In 1-bit!
Whit ”AW
J‘hcro out so Intel-titanium. the it-
tumour being liven to scolil inter
cone-s, "which is so pleasing to the
ladies. no social voluminous to
course or lotio- union in mum
at entertainment, ind the venous tiers
moat pleasing to all. I
Much of tho credit for the After
noon's plcuuri bolonxs to'thc com
mlttooi. who were so renown?
hospitality 2‘ Committee—2min. and
Mini Bound. Airs. R. Livingston Luck-
ey. Mrs. George II. Kendall, Mrs. R032
'ers and Miss Mary Cunningham.
Punch-bowl (lommltteowhlrs. John
A. Hamilton. Miss Olive Weed and
Miss Marion Hamilton.
'i‘es Committee—oblige Margaret‘blc
Cluro, Mrs. Samuel J. Watkins.
Candy Tibiceri. George N. Mc—
thbln and Miss Madeline McKibbln
Gallo Commitiecw—Miss Currie 28ey2
mom- and Miss Carrie Weed.
Ice Cream Committee-whine. 'I‘. ll.
Nash, Miss Lillian Gcttlor.
Tho waitresses ware In charge 0!
Mrs. William Seniors and Miss Georgia
Clinton. and were Misses Mary and
Carrie McCsuslund. Lois Ileern, Halon
Hitchcock, Rosalind Jesse. Theron
smith. blather Knapp and 11th Ken-
dull.
Nov-wall: M ‘hodisto Entertain.
The combine societies and organb
nations or the Norwaik Methodist
Church have on culoynble Iuwn party.
last evening on the church lawn In
West avenue. The grounds were it
trsctivcly decorntod with Japanese
luntprno and other appropriate horny
lugs. Strawberries, ice cream culls.
pie. cheese, bonus, trunklurtors and
2mm. as well as u number or other
good homo-lunch odlbioa were on Isis
and there was not. anything Ictt by
the time the pitch closed. it it be
Ilcved thut quite a sum was nailed by
the occasion. The Misses Meohnn and
brother composed a mandolin club
which favored with several selections.
to the delight of all concerned.
FREE BIBLE LEG‘I‘Ufiuru
There will be another tree Bible loc-
ture at the Pleasant Hour Thoetroi
Norwaik. next Sunday urmrhccn.
Through an error in printing the hand
bills and posters, which have been I‘m
such for this lecture. communist the
lecture is to thine plush It the ibuvi
theatre in south ”Eleventh. Thin lI2 not
the case. however. as the Pleasant
Hour Tit ‘ All Audited in NoW‘itllt.
!
and lift9' mid wars in attendance. :
potent-intentionally minim
With it! fit hill. “
fiamflootbnmidsincliliuc'
.cm: ‘- ..
mmtnry oi' suite gurgling theaitalr.
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The handout Want coiuniuI. Ira iii ‘,
crunching luthIir’ influence-their no
- Iid you ‘ '
Iiirs. Amanda wIison Dropped ,
Nearly Twenty Feet This
noon
Mrs. Amanda Wilson. housekeeper
tor William B. Newcpmb. or Westport
avenu had a narrow escape. this
morning. dram intuition which might
hove resulted family, but, luckily Ills
cultured only a severe injury to the
right knee, which will condos her to
her bed tor some time and «number
much pain. The accident was caused
Eby a tall from a stone wall, a distance
at perhaps tittesn ortwcnty test. Dr.
James G. Gregory was called at ones
and he has made the injured woman as
comfortable Its-possible.
Mrs. Wilson' a tuii came through the
tact that also stumbled over a survey
crs studio set in the ground tor the
purpose of laying out a (once to pro .
vent exactly just such an accident as
the stake caused. She fell headlong
to the roadway below and her screams
brought Immediate aid.
Dr. Gregoryluponz’hls arrival. round
a bud out below the right hump.
which was bleeding profusely. The
dots was stopped and the Injury unsu-
ed. The mtlent in routing as con»
tortubl} no possible this attornm .
The wall in question has remitted.
attention by the city council several
times at their meetings and they do
diced to have a fence built along the
top, to preveni.’ anyone from mun. to
the roadwayn‘hey authorised Ito 1oven»
tlon some tune up). but trout lathe
around hindered Iho‘iworlt. ‘
Whothss i suit win
against the cigy cannot yitM'm
I. HAMIFORD. Juno throw-pm
nod amendment to the constitution
striking the word "mile" from it and
giving univil shift-Jo. muons-c
by the house yesterday In concur-risen.
'i‘hi mats MM. moieties
enabling the aim at the Thom“
college at New London to The Con-
nsctlcut Gallon ion Women, at In»
nation otJlorton 1". Plant. who ro-
contly announced I donation of 31.3
000.000. Senator Mania hid the res-
olution sent to the hon-c.2but the lit.
tor. had Idlonrned when it touched
there
The bill to pension school teacher.
was rolscted In concurrence.
When the unfavorable report on the
matter or teschors' pensions came up
’ there developed i lively discussion be»
tween Roproseutitivsi Garlic 0! Croni-
weil and lluun oi Willimuntlc. “Repre-
Ionlatlve Dunn said that it the legisla-
ture was going to pensionwteachcri,
why not pension the lobby which
worksd‘hordor than the teachers ever
did In their all is to Doolittle utllI2
ties bill. Mr. rdo said that ho Ti»
vorod tho tuch’sri' pension bill. Mr.
Dunn IGGIIM Mr. (lords of having s
collar around his neck and being un-
der the central ot the corporations.
"Yes," wound up the mayor oI' WII-
Iimsntic. ‘jsnd you do what your mis-
ter bids."
WANTS AGTGIGT TG ’
EAI’lAIII AGGIGEIIT
Cnrhacbiub. and, titanium «trout
Italic proprietor is in receipt or two
communications recording hie Mount
heirloom in New Haven. when he ran
Into another mdchlne with somewhut
noon-Ive results.
munlcwtlcus‘ Io understood to be com
Minnow ll. W cemetery of state,
and in said Wish Mr. Benson be ex-
. plain how tho Incident occurred. The
othoi~ latter is reputed to be truth the
pirti' timing! in the chair. and sit-
Illloind to Alia local itittdist that he will
I“ held uneconomic tor the cirrhotic?
that he was by the recent Tommy
pd Millet Mr. School: Will do About the
2mm III“ not. yet linden, but it III
outta on thorns will settle occur
for the rcptlbs'to tho other npin‘I
property Iliad communicate with the
hire. when AWE Benedict end
be Nomi.
~2'hnflfl.mfl2w hid Ilvniiil
1nd continual odto the mental.-
‘mchtngthownyuitlntlmto
Olin .ot the GGTII ‘
, Fair tonight and Fridzy.
WEATHER FORECAST
Failure oi E'Gluiulteurii to" heed
Fisuman’ I warning Gauss ot
Probable Fatality
AIIEII EWIEIIIIII IIAII
IIAS IIIIIIAIISSIIIII III IIIIAIII
Two Women with HIIIIWBI'B In-
jured at Essex .
ESSEX, Conn. June 22.-Bccauee
Henry Hurthutt, ohauiteur tor 2E. l’
Dickey, of Milford. filled to heed a
eignnl to stop. the automobile which
he was driving was struck by the en-
glue or a {remit We it the mllroad
crusts: near the station been late yes-
terday and Mr. Dickey was so badly
Injured thit he may not live. and his
wife and sister-inlets. Miss Dicke‘rman.
ct \Icw Haven. seriously hurt. The
chooitour escaped with I chatting up.
Blunilhd Autoim.
. , According to the story ‘ of Patrick
Murphy. a human it the crossing
more the accident happened. he saw
fie approaching nutomoblle and II:-
twinkle-AMI” '2 min
tibia W m. A f down the
, mower the ‘22th
have the (druid pm of thovmichtno
min by the Inside. The is; was
turns," to one aids and overthrow
room A. view or the MIME!
trash it the crossing is obtainable
from the road upon which the inte-
mobili ipmhcd.
‘ my Prev. Fatil.
'l'bi islmd were picked up ind
taken to the homes of physicians and
their injuries attended to. Mr.
Intake: no mood to have received I
concussion oi the brain, and as he in
81 yoirs old It is feared that the re
unit will be (ital. Mrs. Dickey. who
was a Miss Dickerman, of New Haven,
had her ion. arm broken in two places
below the elbow and her sister, Miss
incinerated, had one of her hips true
tuned.
Miter being cured (or by local phr-
Ilclsns the tom-red flue placed on
Itrotchom and tattoo to thctshomo in
Guilford on a. passenger train. where
they were met at the station try-their
,lamlly physician and taken to their
home. ‘
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llIGAItElI euro
TAKEII To neurone
Elbert 8. niriow's Popeflurtrord
automobile-which figured in tho accl-
dsnt. In Connecticut ivsnuo. Tuesday
ulxht, In which .Ioocph W. O‘Neill sus-
tained a broken leg. and Stephen ;Flor2
In. the timer, was out and bruised.
wan taken to SERMON. today, bye
planter-d lawyer. The machine was
torsion. the r. 2n. Lockwood a. Com-
pony union immediately after the sc-
trident. Where It remained until today.
when the Stamford, attorney had it no
moved
it is believed that Florin tooit the
auto without the content of Its owner,
Mr. Barlow. and that the latter villi
brim action against Mr. Florin tor
demotion. unless a settlement is shot
ed bi wash the two. A L
The is little donbcjbut who: the
occupants of. the car were out for a icy
grind More hivinit II when tie nuv
Elev tor Accidenrooeurred. The re-
suit bimbo cilia is being mulled With
Innocent.
his. email, who u still in the corps.
toil Ind probably will one... there for
turpentine. who would to be coins in
mum could be exceeded or a person
to horribly lulursd Atlf he won. _
inonocomntsthrownln all 111- .2
GEES III IIIISI’IIAI
Emil Kareillgs Serious Injuries
as Result oi Homswniopiug
by Vinoont Stoiba
it was a pitiful scene this morning
when Emil Karel, of Stevens attest.
took leave of his aged mother and left
for New York city. where he is to con-
sult a specialist In regard to his in-
to a runaway, said tohavegbeen caus-
ed by Vincent Stolba. Mrs. Karel Als
eighty-six years cl age and when Mr.
Karel. who has lived with her on their
farm for some time, started from home
she tainted away. I . 7
It seems that Mr. Karel sustained
more severe injuries at the time of
the vicious assault made upon him by
Stolba than were apparent then. He
has been under the care ol.’ Dr. A. H.
Baldwin for some time. and yesterday
there was s consultation or physicians
over his condition, and it was decided
that they could 30 little for him. Act»
ing upon their advice, he has gone to
Believing Hospital, to have an examine
lion made by Dr. Kelley, a specialist
on diseases. of the bone.
Mr. Karel‘a hip has given him great
trouble. it is more than likely that It
will lie necessary for him to have‘an
operation. Twelve years ago he was
(creed to undergo an operation be-
cause of hip trouble, but until the time
of the assault he had been getting on
nicely its was hurt when a child and
his hip has always troubled him more
or look during his entire life. He has
practically been "'5 cripple. one log
the much shorter title: the W
Friends are teddy cams tor Ill-s.
Karel, whose collapse m or list
ions conditiolm‘ii mini her cults til.
ind they asp greatly worried om leer
"ELM”: VII
It will be remembered‘ obit Karel
yin set upon lip Stolbi, on» horse-
whipped him ind frightened his horse.
contains the latter to run away and
throw KIM out The W was no-
Domd to the police and Stolbi arrest-
ed. lie is out under Alli) bonds now tor
his appearance In court, although
nucstloned Judge Edward M. lock-
wood'I right to issue warrants and a
new warrant must be made out by
Judge Tammany. and another arrest at
stolbs made.
Kirelfibrouzht suit through his ab
tumours, Hurlbutt at Davis. for $2,000,
In a civil suit for damages. which will
come up In court in September.
The Intii‘ fracas came about from
Karci‘s notice to atolba to keep his
gases from Karel's property. Btoibs
met Karol one morning, each being in
their own wagons, and slashed him a
number ol'tlmos over the head with
i horscwhlp.
MW
HEW IIAVEII IIGTEI.
I8 BGEAE GE FIEE
which burned out the inside or II story
and a halt annex to tho 'l‘ontin‘e hotel
used as kitchens, tor s. time this
morning threatened to Iprcnd to the
main building, but was gotten under
control before the flames reached the
main part. when discovered the ln2
aterlor oi the addition was a biasing
furnace and the names were bursting,
out of the windows lighting up that
section or the city. This hundred or A
more guests in the hotel we gulch
ly amused .and hill drained. blade
their way to the streets by thé ninth
suitcases. No one one told ed insthe
huI'I‘iod exit, but several grained lie:
ted. Two alarms were runs in and
In a tow minutes «Verdi streams 0!
water on the blade, tinctures ii. {loin
screening Into the main portion oi the
building. Smoke from the tire tilled
the MINI“. out which it Even when
under control. the ghetto returned to
their rooms tor the remainder oi the
night: A new the an started lies not
estimated
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decree it. diorama. or III not... .
i
, canonical; ls”- chlorine II more you
' iron from hlII‘dutios II A
sign I. without in
, m_
till iIIIIIIIhi ‘3‘
Juries, received about six ‘wesks ago, ‘
when he was thrown lroxn «his carriage A
through an irrsauliriig in the process ‘
ot the law, Attorney Jmph it. Taylor .
NEW HAVEN Jun: 22. 22—A hrs 2«secretary of the State Board or Ended-2A
Isms hysterical and bid to be ossisl ~
theu {build .out. not has the MI noon .2. . 2‘
,, risers. of which we have but a It
_ “ number. will Infield luntil July it
‘ , ruling the ‘ ‘ ' '
Growth Ilse Been Slow Butt?!
Steady, Willi Gonutnni Ad— ‘
vanooinent'Aiono AIILIneAs .2 1}
.lliliiiilli’iit IIIIIIIII:
IIIII ItIIEIi sun
some of the Varied Manufactur-
inn interests Inn
South Norwalk was orginined a clot A “
on August 18, 1810. For over forty"
years it has grown slowly but arcade
iiy. drum a village into a mortgaged
city or 9,000 In abitsnts, with “all.
modern improvements." In its latency. 2.
in those dear old days that our slru
.love to talk about. its citizen's had to V
be contented with weua‘ for water sup].-
pIy. candles for illumination. the M .
fire place with logs tor heating. and
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(Continued on Eighth Page.) .2
-8IUPREME COURT 109 CIGAR
The label on the box mnetients
highest tribunal of justice in the
And the Giant aloe remote
“ammonium. ohiiltv 32‘
iii in In» the slim menu. has
"worthy“ it. Edit“ «m
mm lit suitor
rIIroII, ' or sterile
Latter Promlielric on... m—
mcr from PolltlnaILile— I
The liaison, Why
HA3TFORD, Juno lie—napm‘oati;
tivs John H. Caution. of. Fasten, ii
threatened with political unions...
His thrown» let. (3- match. at Wei-r . 2
too, soon to retire as secretary of the .
State Board of Agriculture. '
“it you evil: run for political click
again I'll see you are ruined." is the -
substance of the threat made by lI'Iu-I
ton H}?
The attack win made yesterday in 3 '
Harttond. and thereby beats a toils
Fasten is said to have nourishedm:
bone that he would land air asst;
secretary of the State Gourd of
cation. a lob that was In the "worm“
until It was “smoked out" by Mn
Condos. . ‘
The proposed lob woe'tuclted "or : f
In 9. bill that met its waist-loci In the.
House. The bill provided that out.
i2
..
tlon should be authorised to outdo Alt
assistant secretary and hive poer no '
give the secretary a chance in round
someone. 2
-.Mr (landoo keeps his eyes open in , ‘
the House; and his membership on tho 1
State Library committee glv‘és him In: 2 2;
insight Into matters pertaininrto id _
cation editing In they lmglsiiturshfitl
knew what was in the "work" ittll
blood his time. it came vest/Inlay
Collins attention to the scheme, h
avid about to have the House table til.
proposition when Roiirssentstlw Dunn. r
at Williinantio, suggested why not kill
it here and now.
“That suits the.” said Mr. Gandhi:
and by practically unnulmouI ; ‘
the bill was killed. 2
yr. Fenian may have a chance
malts good his threat but In vi
tile one record Mr. Condos lyrm
In the“ House it is doubtful It a ‘
tempt to detest him, should he ,
to continue sci-vice there. will be to
«mini. ' ’
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