m... . Mr. (ind .‘ill‘s. ’l‘houms illllL-hlusoll,
w
when the light paper stun uncut the
gas fixture became ignited. Links ‘ a
dash. the flames burnt out ind liter
.. ally flew to the ceiling“. whole it com-
. .munleatcd with some more ierepe no
. our. arranged in the form or a crss~
‘ 1“(sent on the wall, almost dil‘liotly over
’ the gas fixture. This lousy. material
also burned quickly and furiously and
.-ny the time 03A. Braisted and Mr.
Bartram had brought the extinguisher
to the place. lilo lire had burned itself
out, the crescent of paper being iso~
lated from any’ other inflammable ms
terinl except the wooden ceiling. The
are didnot last long enoun‘h.1 however,
’ for the litter to cstch.
SIX filliilill BASES '9
“MDrquants it‘ll“.
Bridge Pharmacy
”0mm and eiflclent
worries at nil times,
Personal attention [in
on to all prescription
. .‘ W9!“-
2. Chairs tor our trolley
4 patrons. Come in and
. wait for your car.
, names: PHARMACY
- J.’ PARKER. Manager
Brand lury Reports on Two To-
day and Has Two (libel-s
Under Consideration
. ' l
I‘mCh Brothers are making repairs
to Van Zant street for the town. ’
m...
-5 W. A. Raymond, of Bolts place. is
confined to his home with a severe at‘
Considering the amount of work cull
took of the grip.
out for the courts. today .should be"
‘ a busy day at the county building, in
Bridgeport. The grand jury conlcs in
on two.murdcr‘ cnsoswone. Hint. of
Emilio Delhlnrtino. who inlhliy shot
Enrico Caputo ou Wushlngtnn avenue
on July Ill ln‘on insane lit ol' jealousy;
MandermCummings, of East
yolk, has taken a peslllon at
Crescent laimdry.
Nor-
the
, a..-
. Mrs. Duniel L‘Hommedieu and son.
Carlton, of East Norwnlk, are the
guests of Mrs. Arthur Raymond, oi!
Greenwood avenue, BeiheL
Hristos. a fruit peddler. who shot uno*
killed Dionises Andreas on the night:
of August 1 M the lutter‘s borne in:
Singer avenue.
Both the accused are now held un-
der the charge of murder in the first
degree. and Il will be up lo‘llle grand
jury to listen to the evidence to find
on: if Ii \l'lll'i‘flllla lhlll c‘llnl‘go. II‘
should not lulu; the grand dury ion!
in reach decisions. on more is little
lestiluony lilld there. were
nesscs in both instances.
There are lwo cases you to lw pus~
sell upon by the gruud jury. line is‘
lhnl of Joseph licidor, who is hold in
lilo charge of firm degree murdvr ill
. shooting l’nlrivk li'flhoy. his employer.
>- Hi Spr'ullldnlc. lusl lnollill. Tho ollmr
one comes from \Vlilon. but no nr-
rests have lwcn 'nlude you. .
The superior court lllls lwo mllr~
dcr roses on hnud outside oi‘ lhn once
. ulclllionnd. 'l‘ouy (Tollcilu. of this any.
is under gruud jlzl‘)‘ Inliicllllclll ul
lullrdl-l‘ ill IIll‘ first derrcn ill ‘lllnaflni;
his Iil’illIll-l’~IIl-Ii|\\' ill North \i‘llshius-
East Norwnik turned out in lorce to
attend the lust concert and dance
given by the American Band, lust eve-
ning-lit i-ioton Poinl.
Miss Mary Frances Scoiield and
Min Blanche Beers, of Cottage street.
spent lesterdny with friends in
Bridgeport. amending the theatre’in
the evening.
Parker Cummings. ol‘ New Cannon
and New York. and hire. George H.
Thinner, ol‘ Slunli‘ol'd, Wore Sunday
guests ill the home of Arthur P. Users.
of Cottage slrcel.
“formerly of Norwnik, who have been
living ill AIRS-Ii“ l’ur lilo pnsi lilo yours.
are the gliOHi~l‘lIi I‘l.IiifI\i‘tl and friends
in South and Ella? Norunlkn.
Daniel i‘ro.~~‘ou. \\'iliiunl Burns, and
daughter Nollie, llllil Edmund (lung-
loff, oil of llroulxlyll. N. Y.. smut Silll- .
day with .‘dl'. and Mrs, ii. i“. Smilold 1:21.1“LIXII: "Tanatxl; :‘:;:;;:::;HI,;M,
. . . .. ... , 1 i l i
on Sim“ I10”) ”'H- 13m“ NIFWMk‘ f hilllnu nl n \volidllu ill Flouih Norwulk.
ill'l‘ ll) llnnn‘r-r
Howard W. lionedicl. l'm- young di“
I viuity Btililliill. lrl'l hills: Nurmllk, yes-
»!lctdlll. for Welsh-yon (,‘lilil‘;l'. \VIil‘l'K‘
the will enter upon IIW :llilllll‘fi or lllo
lmhmau MRI“. (in Ill: no) to lilo
‘ “liege. Mr. Bcill'llil'l will be lilo guest
lIil‘ W‘Hii‘i‘fl, l‘lllu nl
ibusn (‘llsoe may by kilu'lcd IIlIil work.
Thu (1le sidl- ul‘ lIli’ mull of com.
mou pious i'illlli‘ in lmllly lilr lln- Hop
ll‘lnIlf‘l' “Will. and will (‘lililIll‘li' in sm-
sioll, with nlicili lull-rruplloue. until
' of his IDOIIIQ'V', ilov. (“limits 1'). llolle- ”‘0 ”mum“ I’M-m" "PM hummw'
“dict, oi ill-rill; 'l‘hvl'v nro lil'l» l-nsus on iIli‘ liul'kol
* for lodnf‘. bul lour oi lhom llnvo boon
villlcr lllill'kl‘ll oil“ 01' “TO not rullliy.
Tho one cusp [bill Is not marked off
is Emily ll. Smilb rs. Josephine 'l‘omp-
kills, un uul of town cur-lo.
No word has been received from lilo
"1‘0th brothers. us yet, no lo who won
a. race in llridnpori. yesterday. The
blonds of llln own are noxious to
In” the results of line contest.
moor ul llnlurnl glquhl-rg who did
not hove ,voslrrday. were mulling pro.
”rations lo lllélko the trip, lodny. All FONM" Norwslker ‘0 Wild Meriden
will continue. I Young Lsdy Next Month.
Illi'liuiiolis have been l'ei‘l'luill
unlunu llll- friend» of Arthur iiirilnrd
Selby, i‘ornloriy or Him ulrelu. Nor-
walk. lo the nodding of Mr. l-ielbr
und Mlsu ilul‘riel licllo. linughlor oi
Mr. und Mrs. li‘rmirrick \I. Willllu-o. or
lift-video. The ceremony in to lake
place lit the First Mslhmllui hullsropui
, Church in Merideu. on Tuesday evon-
ing. liclobor 3rd. at ll ololock. Mr.
highly in the son of Mrs. Thomas Brainy
oi Ansonls. ‘
it is with pleasure that the many
.Vormlkers teem that tile dull! he»
been not for Mr. tieihy's w‘oddlam lie
was lermsriy employed lnI Nurwslk in
Henry T. Prowlll'll hurdw‘hre More in
Main street. remaining in lhis posh
M u
SELBY-WALLACE
\ , _.._.H-...._. M.“
W l
Will. the ludics who have iIUIIllIQiI
funny articles for lilo gruud llurwul
. fair. given for iiu- bone-9t of lilo hilly-
lower llouk nild Lurldor ('uuluuuy and
a. Elsi Nol'wuik Improvement Assur-
.‘liu0n, kindly Ilfll’a them ready not
dolor illsn \V‘edllcsliuy. Sepimnlwr 20?
”a member of lllu c‘ummillo will
“bet the nriirics.
v
mm
'Il‘he apron and ice ereum sale lhnl
V." held. lulu evening, M the homo
of Mrs. Cllnl‘les Plan. or l.udlow direct
In: tho benefit 0: Court Frances illo-
afll Club was a decided success. A'
We good time was enjoyed by all
an nest sum of whey round. The
W was pretlily doeorsled tor the
Amuse with Japanese lsniors and
Hill. During the moeling two now
when were admitted. The mm
W; will he held at the home of
m Charles Thompson. of Rowen:
Mel. on October 3.
Mr. Selby loll Norwsik “WWII mambo
ago in lake is due positionl In the invite
factory owned by Mr. Wsllucs.
Mr. Selby h” the bout wishes at his
many Normal friends fol- suecesn in
his new position and in his new life.
He has may friends but among the
prominent business loan
W. was eoniidersble excitement
hat Washington street. yesterdsy'
. when the window barium. ill‘
the light and highly lnilsmt
midst used for the purpose of
his sun in town.
“While new of the ii
dim: ism night It the
("up so quickly that almost be.
sun, about the pines realised
hid unopened. the lire had been
'llmi extinguished. scum
We] and fortunately
MW hilt thst it burned
out w ilasi an
West Point lire squad.
ul Hill liliill -~
eycw il-,
lien for about s your and ll hull. Thou
.ka Hotel. "
wines overlooked the n son you MI
low .wm Point. I lm in use. rm!
unused oil
Patrick G. Oakley has gone on a
visit to. Qensda.
Frederick M Salmon has recovered
from his recent illness.
W...
wA inrse addition is being made to
the electric light station. '
"W \
Mrs. Fred Boilersoll- and mother are
spending the day in Bridgeport.
Mills Alma Allen gave a party to
her friends one evening but week.
Joseph Bradley and (léorge Glover
lire doing Jury duty in Bridgeport.
~ ~—
lliiss Edna Beers is Improving nicely
from her operationlor appendicitis.
Frank Sturges is contemplating a
business trip to Florida this‘monlil.
......_.lh
The choir oi the Greens Farms
church is enjoying its annual vacation.»
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wood spenti
Sunday with relatives ill South Nor-l
wuill. 1
Horses Wilkemen. Jr.. has sold his}
uulo supplies lo the Noru‘slk Auto?
Supply Co. I
The Misses Julia and Helen Drlscoil‘
have been recent guests or reluiivesl
in smmroru. I
i
I
‘ D088
The Slony Brook Social Club will worst case oi Indigestion or Mullen-E . '
the second case is against Demelresl hold their inst clumbske (or the newE am There 1.. uolhinu boiler for (log
Ion lhe Slomuch or sour odors from?
son on Sunday. 0
i
Two cur loads of iurulture have ur-i
:rivcd in town for the residence bill
I
llucknnunl form.
I W‘—
Auolher v'nluablo collection of books
bus been placed on lilo shelves of lllof
\Vuslport library. 5
Mil-l. licnrnvlh hillrkcnniu lilid ram!
il)‘ nltoudl-d church ui lira-curl I-‘nl'mn,i
Sunday morning.
l‘uul Schultz nud lumily hlU‘fl
llll‘)\‘l‘d lulu lilo lluymond house on
Ril‘crnido ul'mlllo.
Mrs, .lulncn Mills onlol‘lainud oer-rI
SillliiiijJ, Mrs. Alcxnndvr Mills and
children of ilridgvporl.
- .....__.a-...“ l
Hulls nro gelling wry source and
some of lhe poullry lilirwl'ii ure- gel».
ling in coma n dozen.
Tim \Vrslpol'l Him l'illil has posh
polled its IllM silooi nnd vlllmbuke illi-
lii Sulurdny, Sept. 30.
Tim Woslpm‘l baseball icnnl doi'cllb
ml in u last game the Black Rock nine
of Bridgeport, 2 lo 0.
Frank N. Tnylol‘. who has boon in
”W
Illili l‘t‘IIiilll‘iI luu 'Il impllnml.
Kill-unite rcpulrn :lllil lnlnlorn im-
lll’llhlllll‘lilll urn lwiuu mud-l in 'l‘l'inlly
church Hominy M‘IlUliI "Mullet.
'l'hel-luuuuy m‘bnoi oi lhn i'unnreuu
llolzoi l-llllrrll olm'rwd llully tiny
i-luudny with supropriulo ultrrvilws.
u...
i‘llunlung P. linrriu resumcl. IiIiL «in,
lies at llle r.\‘ulionui bunk )‘l'lslvifllil.
.ulior it two wcohs' \‘liizlilllli uponi in
lilo mounluins.
. ”flaw...“ _.....
’l‘lm Ii'Il‘lllilllll’ which has ill-l ll in
liiu l'uilroml sllllioll for sum" lilili‘.
lulu lam-u runlorml. much In lilo lili-
uoynllcv of tho lullrollu.
’l‘lw Mdios' Alli or illr iireulle
Ful‘lnu rilurrb will Klw u Milllifl'
'i‘llul-milly rvonillu liq-fora liulil' day.
which will he follmwul by u business
\ melding.
W
The am full mmlnu of the Wo
lllsu‘n limlnllrrul moiety mun-cilia
wIlIl lilo l‘ungmuluiouai church. will
bu lwid all. the parsonage lomorrow no
inrnoun of 2:30.
Mr. and Mrs. El. H. (lotlol, Mulls
' slrnl. are entertaining as house party
from iicrsnbon. The waste on Mrs.
:Jobn A. Keith. Mr. and his. Chum
‘ 0. work. tiller 0. human. any men.
or sud til-runes Staples.
. ,
i
l The County Missionary union will
hold it; snousl conference in the Con‘
i
‘ "m '""’“v‘smsuounl church by invitation of
who held him In high ”“3”“ d“"1“; the indie: on Oct. 17.. libeukenl of
nails and a social hour In luncheon
ion. osugilt slirs mum rum menu'so FALL! no Ii. some: "‘3“ “w ”mm “mm”
= storied to light the w and “WHLANn FAD“. N. Y.. m. 19 '
.
:.lr .. h ‘l.
III A Fill illllllllli
Gas; Heartbuilmfloaiiilchs, Scur-
ness and Ali Stomach fills-
ery Ended With ‘Psps's
Dispenslll
Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach it you will take
I little Dispepsln occasionally. This
powerful digestive and antacid.
though as harmless and pleasant as
candy. will digest and prepare for as-
nllnilution Into the blood all the food
i'ou can out.
‘llist what your siomnch craves.
without the slightest fear of indiges-
tion or that you will be bothered with
sour risinga. Belchlng. Gus on Stom-
ach, Heartburn. ”switches from
stomach, Nausea. Bud breath, Water
Brush”. or I feeling like you hurl swnl-
lowed n lump 0! [author other dis-
agreesblemieeries. ‘Should you be
softening now from any stomach dis-
order you can get relief within five
minutes.
if“ you will get from your pharma-
cist a Gorent case of Peps'n‘ Dinner»
sin you could always go to the table
with n hearty appetite. and your
meals would taste good. because you
would know there would he no indi-
um unionism v
M
dollars were celled to the assembly hall,
where the pl‘lnclilsl and the teachers
oi‘ths‘twobigher clams iron; the as»
sembly period. Therohss um little
congestion, due to the” {not ‘thst‘lome
lamp to «copy souls on the boys'
side. This was strnigllteucd out yes-
terday and no further trouble is ex-
pected from this quarter.
w
m
nnnl. some of the boys say. when it
appeared that he hud been voled'ihe
basket bull manager "out of courtesy}!
He did not feel that this was the right
way to exorcise the matter. but oilel‘cd
no better himself. it was" through
right of seniorily that the other: was
handed down to him. but this is noth-
ing for the young man to be oslmcln‘lly
eluted over, for was not a similar in-
stance of right oi seniority thrown
down by n vote of the. Boys“ Athletic
Association in regard to the baseball
manngel'silip last your. But all. bull
to Serge. for he is surely the men to
make that bullet bail team to come.
lhe best ever put. forth from the
school. He has all the qualitigs no
cesssry to make ll successful manager}
and it is expected that all will come
out right in the end.
MAY STOP JOHNSON-WELLS
FlGHT
gosliou or sleepless nights or Helsd‘
nrho or Siomncll misery all the next
day: and besides. you would not need
laxative or liver pills in keep your
stomach and bowels civil!) and fresh.
l’upc‘s Diupeuslu can be obtained
from your druggist. and contains more
than sumcienl in thoroughly cure the
the stomach or in cure a Stomach
lioudnrhe.
You couldli’l kccp n‘hundlcr or more
. usolul nrllclc In tho llollsc.
i
ON LIVING GENTLY
Lei us spend out: My us llelillnl‘nicly
as nature. und not be thrown off the
truck by every nutshell and mosquiln‘s
will): lllel {oils on the rolls. Let us
i risu onriy and lust. or brook lusl. gonl~‘
ly and without 1wrlurbulion. Why
should we knock nml ll“ under and on
with lilo slrennl’.’ Thvrvuu.
New York, NewE
Haven &|Hart-
ford
' RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In [M June 4. 1‘11.
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.. hliv lnouu' iIlln l'or llik lwullh SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK,
A. M.~12.48x. 5:091. 6:“! 6:". 8351.
men rm. 3.17:. ssix. tux. 5:37.
in .‘m. imiux. il..l.l_\
P. hi ”llhhx. lob. 1‘37} li’biln. G
Wash. Ex‘lu goes in Urban Rivrr). Mix.
2113:. 3:3“ «itihx, b "H . 6:35 5:80x. lilll.
6:“). 6.511. MCI. 7.82:4. ’16:. 10:“.
Sundays.
A. M.“ 12:4”. it "in, h'flI. It“ “1210:.
i l‘. M. will. 2"N\.1'WI. mi. sun.
:0"; Tour. 72H. 1:521. dill. 9:27;. lzux.
W
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. ”~43“. blink“. 5:003. 8:01}.
llrlbt. ”all. lizlhs, litlux. 10:0". 10:08.
lino: ll:0l.
l‘. lineal lln. long. 2100!. 3:“.
3"lix. azux. mks. i -e, 5.11:. max. t: .
ll “23.x, (Lilli. and. l. cm, 3.03:. Hills. mo.
iltlilix. ”:30. "tons,
Iundeya.
vunnb‘himnllmo. Mu. mix. mu. limos.
l' M. Ill'lli inn, llul. «on. mu.
3mm. 9.10:. lion Kim's.
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BOUTN NORWALK TO NIW
l NAVIN.
I, .
. .aIIIO‘ls. Lin. till! 8:171. :II.
.susx. «in. sun. 1:10;. Mn. rim.
lllll'lii. this.
re ilridgsporl. helm-day- only—4:06 use
undue.
. M.—~I!:llx. lull It“: hill lit
lfis..iozflx.il:li ilzs‘l ‘ ‘ "
lode: lizlil.
. “with“. m... mm. on ma.
mm. was. mm.
W
X. I: .
«my.
ll: {$2332 iliiil. ..
M
0:9: “disarm
7i i. .
, Civilian»
Hg 3%... it" 43’s?"
was
HIV! YORK T0 DOCTOR
sud mum
mud. 1211:. tilt
‘m “HAW
Malena. iziilr. nulls. 11".. .211.
DANIUIV TO NUT" NOIWMJ‘.
l: dz'illhfl’il"°’~.l’“' "M W
room NORWALK 'ro DANWRY.
finalise (dolly «not my.
lint, 0:0“. mm. It”,
dropping at How MM Now London
LONDON. Sept. lit—The Archbish-
Iop hns interested hllnsollmid the cum-
;puign to prevenl the scheduled John-
Ison-Wella light, and has in-ilten the
IHomc Gilles, urging that notion to
Tsuppress the contest be token.
. -.m~.nm-.—.~p~-w....,~ _. ....«-....
I
i JACK snows PET Aliza.
BION
Stamford
i ' i
2 Oak Healin‘gStoves ‘
I
i The most sullei‘ul-lol‘y
j Of all our
3 many customers who are using .
‘ Stamford (inks.
boon dissatisfied.
homing
slow on the murkel.
Illls
out one
I ll's lllc ncmc
of slave satisfaction.
Horace R. Nash
N..Mlin kWodiSts.
‘ ' S.Norwalk
l
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‘ ;:.x._...-_.m_..m ,, _ :. M ,
“Notice
During July and August
our store wlll close on 8st
urdoyl I! 1 p. m. At your
Ilk
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
10 First 8!»
Telephone Four One Six
service every other
day from 7 a. in. to
Eur Norwaik
Fresh Assortment of
Door“ Mats
, Cocoa Male
391:. 80c. $1.10. $1.50
Flexible Wile Mats
, $1.75 to $2.69
r. A. inTanlZl.
"Mill FUIMOHII
M
>
council mu. also most on.
items. um i
arranged a better plan for the passing ‘
oi! the upper class girls have been.
Yesterday rihe seniors sud the in- ’
Cut Fall Suits.
Hsrsiield il'urnes was unite indig. -
. Have Arrived
They are correct-clean-out and crisp. ‘ if you want
, (i: feel absolutely sure nbout style, fabric and a good
, sense lit. we know the! we have the clothes here
that will strike your fancy and win your confidence
on first acquaintance.
We feel quite sure that we have the very Fall suit
here new that will please you fmm head to foot.
All you have to do Is name the price end we can
show you a range'ol styles that have your particular
Idea materialized in every little detail.
We are displaying In our West window $15.00 Suite.
The sooner you come the more certain you are to
be suited. “ y \
Price’s Clothing Store
98;Washingt0n Street
PM" No. 1135-2.
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly. so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones & iiotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall Street Phone 742 Narwaik. Conn.
at the 4-door,‘ 80
L00 h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair top. wind shield, gas and oil lumps. llosch
mngnsto and coil; everything first-class,
the manufacturers. (or $1525.
It
— -7 .. __..:— ... w--- ..
Guaranteed for one year by
For full particulars call or address
F. E. LOCKWOOD 8. CO.
89 Wall Street—(Phone) Garage. Water Street, Mel-walk. Conn.
I
Any lCut You Like
To” us who! cut you like und we‘ll
do the rest. We. guarantee it will be
the host and choicest of lilo pal-limi-
lllr purl you sclcrl. \\'o are ulu'lllu
anxious to please patrons -ihcrci‘cro
we select our beef and other meals
with grout care. Try us zlud sue the
dllfcrcncc.
Charnck’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. 445- FREE DELIVERY
WWWommmmwxm-Mumwxm«no
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The Hatch & Bailey ‘Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone 40, with Branch Cullen. in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything -
‘N
.wv
«VD-OQ'WL
“WWW-0000
Prepared Roofing ‘
has come to sin‘y becnuso it has llIl'l‘II for sumo Muslims of
bulldingslhut mnhesilsu‘o prcicl'ulllo. Wu her-p sorol'ul
grudos oultnhle for ull purponw.
now
A
903:“:
we... .. 4.... a
ZOLLO IOUND OVER
Hm
token. He denied that he had nsnnullni
the lnllcr.
Hold for Superior Court lor Aauuitl (‘uuizzoro is the mun Hulvrto On
With futon! ‘0 Kill whose room at lirldgcporl Mary Rni‘
‘ veto wan found. Thursday nixhl. Ho.
STAMFORD' 80M. 19...". "‘0 ("Hy gave his mime lo the police as F‘runk
Court, yesterdny. Frank (innizzoro.
Zollo.
silos Frank Zollo. was bound over in The issivoio girl was committed thin
the Superior Court [for trial on in
morning to the House of Good Shep-
charge of consulting Antonio leo hero 1‘0"! '1 Hartford. Alphonse Martini
on loan. ill, 1911, with lntsn to kill the youth with whom she went away
him. The bond was fixed at $2.500.
,isst week. won in court. and bosom
,Cnainoro pleaded not guilty but Judge} he Was ready to marry the sift MW
Young found probable cause, after listening to the evidence and to Allii‘ic
listening to the lulimony of Zilo. who “M ”WRONG" ”“370“?! srxumcnl.
was brought here from New York . Judge Young decided it would be ban
where be Is 'now employed. zuo poslal let “it the sir! to commit her to a
lively identified Gaul-sore a: the manI Home. Mr. Hustord declined emphsli-
wm infield him and stabbed him ml osiiy to recommend that the charge
m ma um. . knife on m above' against. her be dismissed and she on
date. inflicting a number at serious lea. remitted to msrr! Mariihi- A Muir
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