t
- , Star, journeyed by automobile, to‘Pop-
Nun I» wit
‘ vm Ill and iilatii‘lIlmel‘itM musii: ehieyed.
sunny lulu III-
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Attorney General iohn H. Light
Gives Decision on Legislative.
Pension of $30 to Veterans
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Wins Cut liver Several Other
Candidates Who Were Af'er
Daniel DunlopI's Place ’
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iohn McMuilen is Allowed toI
Widen Burritt Avenue
HARTFORD, Oct. 31.—According to
an opinion rendered by Attorney-Gen-
eral John H. Light to Governor Bald-
win, the law passed by the last Gen‘
eral Assembly providing state aid for
soldiers and their families is unconstb
tutlonal. This opinion was asked for
by the governor because he had
doubts as to whether the bounty pro-
vided for in Chapter 187 of the Public
Outs ot‘ i911, conformed to the consti»
ttltdon of,tho United States. it was'
desired to definitely ascertain the le-
gal status ol’ the not before any expell-
soa wele incurred under it by the
It‘onlptroller' s oiiicc. The opinion some
in mm. concerning the bounty ml: I
"The only limitation is that of tlIcI
residence Hence it is them-:elitulin
possible for all the old soidlele ill theI
which was held last owning. Alfred country, “III" ”"9“ I“ III? “III WIIIII
Brown, former (Uilllt'liililill and wolLIMI‘I were honorably discharged “MI
known hatter nus clotted street com- I IIIII’ "“0““ “I‘d WIII‘WI‘II IIII’IIIIIIII‘ 0'
Al the adjourned meeting of the
South Norualk board of councilman
Illissiouer by a unanimous \Oil‘,
.illie stain and each claim $30 u year
Ills state aid There is no suggestionII
I ill the not that the legislature intend
I“ to limit its benefits to the old aolI '
I.liI l‘s uho here credited to the quotaI
Iol this state. and are ill need of stateI
old it is well known that many ofI
“If HIGHER BUN“ tin- old soldiers who reside the
utnIo at the present time enlistedi
{I from other states, and in tlllll mull-y of:
Ithe old soldiers who enlisted fromI
Ithla state and were credited to ouri
ducts. are now residing elsewhere.
"We may commend the untimont
' which prompted this ledslstion. W-i
Beginning next Monum- the count! cry on. with 1 mm camel-Innate all-I
commlilsiotlel‘e will be busy men: OnI prostates the trust service rendered
that day they Mil begin to issue liquorI the whole country by our soldiers dur-
licenses to applicants in FltilflemI Iing the Civil Wat. They fought for
county outside of Blidmiort and onI our mutation. the palladium of our
the ilret Monday in December there civil rightsjaad i am sure they wlliI
will start to issue licenses to appil Irocognize the limitations it imposes) 'I
cents in Bridgeport. "No one will be heard to as) that
Bond Increased. I there is any legal or equitable oblixa~
This Year the applicants will be “on resting upon the State of Connec
obliged to give a bond of 8450 instead [lent to grant pensions to soldiers
of $300 as in past years. This is in who served the ”net-at “prominent
accordance with, the new law whi bI during the Civil War; therefore. it
was passed by iise legislature at the clearly nppcdtrfihdt the aid might to
past session. 'be given is a pure gratuity."
There will be one iota - town this in conclusion the opinion anya- ‘I‘it
year for which licenses will be issued is a familiar rule of law that a statute;
and that is New Canaan. it went no should be' interpreted agreeable to its
license and theretoro there will be noI pIurposo and effect, as shown by its
applications from that 91808 Iappilcntion to the subject to Which it
Peale Also Pomologin. Irolatea and applying this rule it in
Commissioners Mead. Pease and? impossible to fin-d any public purpose
Brophy, expect to be kept busy “dur-I ta gel-red by shutter 137 of the Pub-,
in gthe next two months and it looks‘ lic Actor of 1911; therefore, i am clear-
all though they will This morniIIIzI ly of the opinion that it is unconhtltu-
(‘omnueeionor Peale brought a baskéti uonnl. it is in conflict with the fun
of greening apples to the commission I domentai principles of the social com-
on s ofllce They were picked fromI part which underlies all legiaiution. ir
truce at his farm in Fabric-id and were respeclilo of constitutional restraints
Ilt' 'dillit‘t: (‘aliorn iii the office wei‘aI
lllililiilli't‘d to the apples and quickly,
made friends with illtlm.
norm em lA—IEIIEM
AT , aortas rules
A delegation of thirty members “of I
'Ophir Chapter. Order of the Eastern
(Continued on Ninth l'ugci
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New Law Requires Desposit o
3450 Instead of $300 When
' Securing License
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(Continued on Twaltth Page.)
llAliIllllY BLACKBIITII'B
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DANBUBY. Oct. 81.-.-Alvah .larman.
a Ridgeiieid blacksmith was seriously
and probably totally iniilred in a run-
away accident early last evening when
his horse collided with an automobile.
.lernlan had recently purchased theI
animal had driven to this city with?
it and was returning when the horse
ilotume frluhtourd and run when
nthut It'huif a mile east oi- the lair}
groundn '
The horse took the left side of the
road and time collided with an auto-
mobile drivcn by Kidney C Pooch a
no}: of Senator (1.8. Peck of this cit}.
The other paaeengertl in the car with;I
Mr Peak were Ernest E. Loewe and
two women. The horse was runningI
In such a' rate that Mr. Peck could
not avoid the collision. All the auto
lar Plains. last evening, and were roy-
uiiy entertained at the home of Mrs
William Show. The hostess is a mom
ber of the elder Mai former'resldepl
oi Closely Boulevard. Eist Nol‘waik
recently moved to a lame farm in Pop
Ill l’lultls. » I
Vill lous games we‘re indulged in and
A splendid collation was a feature of
the occasion.
The affair was appropriIaie to the
All Hallowe' en celebration. and the
decorations, 9th., were‘urtlatic’nnd‘ III- I
tractive.
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GROTON WANTS FERRY TAXES.
NEW LONDON. Oct. Nina—it Who or-
dered before Judge Walter. ill the
county common pious comt. today,
that counsel should submit a state
mom of (not: in this CMNWVCTW over
In.- town of proton tor tunes on the,
fully approach corolla by the city of
NI w London. on the dial aids Itiil'liid
, river. unet- on i118, oatmeal, law
rallied in .tlls controwrs‘y‘ 'I
submitted inside at to would to
Judge Walter.
end someway/it, upon the hood and
windshield or 3th oat; «rooting one
“In-our use at the “‘IIIIIIIIIII in sunny;
Injuries Mr. Pact: mind wail
thaown out Whit whom and was
Mas” , . III“ out
his
as to rats alps it was
, that be 11“.le , It hectare
of the studio shim Muriel. The
“din it was hilll
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Sweeping Decision ior Commerce
SOUTE EOBWALK. CONN” TUESDAY. OCTObm 81.1911-
N till. 8
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ANY 3 Mill
Governor 3. 54. Baldwin Delivers
Principal Address—illusory
Bailsiiollowe
STAM-FORD.' Oct. lib-The new
state armory which was recently com—
pleted, was dedicated here last night,
followed by a military bail. Among
the speakers who Governor Baldwin.
Gov. Baldwin said:
One after another, during the last
quarter of'a century.Ithere have been
rising up. all over the state. home for
her citizen aoidtery. The earlier
ones they built for themselves.
found one of that kind during a re—
cent trip to the South. at Charles-
ton. lt was a line structure. They
paid for it out of their own pockote,.I
INIII‘ISUICUOIN 0V0? Traffic With- and they were taxed seen a year on it
That is not the Connecticut. plan.
in a State Our state hasawider policy. She
builds almorles for her troops for'.
was‘ltlxc'rox out 31~cnmplnlnIvomi reasons Bier! moon is an‘
icontrol of all the railroads at tho ofllrleut agency. first, for promotingI
mum” by the interstate mmmvmg ‘discipline and drill of the militia thatI
commission. and eiiminntioo of me omupy it and second. iorthe strength
BilliNll iii
lull IIw
Commission, in Saiety Ap-
pliance Case
In ill lliiiiliililllilli
u IIIIIIsIIII lulu
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i l l . id e (I state commissions from such control. Ienlng WWII“ Wm“?! M the human
“an I‘m“ 3"“ ”I“ I” “I’m“ I” "III ° in foreshadowed in no opinion handed. mind and hen". met so to make Itde '“I’I’I‘MI‘III‘I‘ "“"II‘I'I’ ”WWW"
J mean the spirit or pa-I
down veeterday by the Supreme Court I‘IIIWI“ I
of the United States. The “on” hold triottam. of Royalty. or respect for an-
that hereafter all locomotiluus ears or I “'0'“? “"1 OMII‘II“ I“ ‘I'II‘I’I'IW-
I “e are glad. and rightly glad. in
this mulltry. that we have no web
ey atom of government as obtains inI
moat Zuropean powers, by force all
Wm-
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no... arisen-II my Tells
ill actual military service. I?
nevertheless it tultlvates Just thotlo'I
qualities of which i have apoltan.’
though! think at too high least.
i congratulate the Seventh and
tillers Further Concessions of a
IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIII runs?
uPeInslons out on and Cities lioid
WM. CITY EIFLDNEF
which every young: man. whether heIgszletherr the appointive otlicorg of
will or not. spends two or three were the City 0! NOI‘WDIk Vi“ ”Milli!“
HOME “le AUTOMOBILE?
mobile spprbachedI the horse merely
New London Wits
m Cesium
NEW lJONI'DON Oct. 3i ~Tbem will
be no‘ more rice showers on bridal cou-
plea leaving St. Mary's Roman Cattle
no church. fitlntinxtcn street, this city,
of which the Riv. Timothy ll CrowleyI
is pastor.
One day last week as a bride and
bridegroom stepped out of the edifice
fully ten pounds of rice were buried
at them by their enthusiastic relatives
and friends. The incident was evi-
dently the last straw tha't‘ led to
Father Crowley' a spirited remorlts aII
I9 oclork mass Sunday morning I
“i do not know where this custom,
originated. " said the priest "but i amI
fullv convinced that the practice ofI
hurling av alanchas of rice at couples
that married in dangerous and the
Ipraotiro inuat cause at once.”
Father Growl» also gave his large
congregation to understand that un
der orders from his superiors he would
Ibe \ery strict hereafter on mixed man:-
closes
‘The request that you Iwant to wed‘
inside of twenty-four hours will not
so hereafter." remarked Father t‘row- I
lay. ‘The bonus of martial," should
be read from the altar three museum-I
live Sundays.
quired. Well and good; you must wsitI
for it from the bishop. Should aI
Catholic person wish to marry one of
another bMdIitbs letter must under-
go a coursIsI of instruction betors nose
Iriage, and the religious education of
IIoffaprlny moat also be taken into
i (enumeration.
“Perhaps some of the ltupatienl
lanes will tell me they will neither
welt fdr diapensations nor abide by
tho Chlll‘th law. To them i say, (10
somewhere else and be married it
you wish. it is not my new."
“w...“m—amw
MOVING OBOCIIY MORE.
Herman Sachs. oi Mnin street is
conducting the removiil of hill grocery
store from the west side of Main street
to the east side at No. 24 At No. 26
MI. Sacha conducts u liquor business.
and the stores will hereafter be next
each other. A brother of the pro-
prietor oonductu the grocery business
The stote now occupied was Wily
athe l3rowar d: Matilde Feed Column”
location, but they have looted am
one door. . . , .
~40“: DU? FM FAR“.
if you wont to be well dressed for
little money. visit the old establish»
orient of 8qu Levy. 172 Washington
St. Second- hand and miadt clothing
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hands of the Jury haters nlsht.
Ninth companies. of my (least Artil- "‘ Some of the onloI'brs IIUIet'IIs Iiflointd
Iory Corp-.911 their Ishtar masto-
of this handsome armory. and it is.
with coaddsnce that they will use the Maury of next year Some of then
glportunlties thus placed within tbelrI
reach. and make the most of then a
good armory and good drill and tilt-
cipliae go together. I
roaster rovers I
aromas: rem:
CONSTANTINOPIIE. Oct. 31.-‘l‘ho
Turkish troops with their Arab allioaI
r
o
have rte-taken two forts at Tripoli andI
forced the, Milan: to outreach themfi I
selves within the city after shandonv I
in; large quantities of guns. rifles. are
munition and provisions. according to
a telegram from Rahmi Boy. the depn
tr fer Salonihi. who is now at Tripoli
The message which was received by
the Tania. at last midnight adds:
"The liaiisna were unable to resist
the fierce assaults or the ArabaI and
were compelled to retreat
"The ltalians still hold three forte.
The Arabs display rennet-liable heroiamI
and hope to recapture the city.” l
The message is undated. I
NAPi E8. ltsly. Oct. 81. «Further
re‘inforcementa for the italian troopsI
The movement is conducted with such
I
secrecy that the officers do not know
‘the strenxth at their commands or
the date of their departure
From an suthorltatixe source. it was
learned that the present re Infoch~I
meals will form another army division,
totalling about 15.000 men. Judging
them the arrangements made here.
which is the headquarters of the com.
misoariat for the'coionlee. a further
expedition of troops will follow ill the
near future. as steamers chartered ea
transports are still retained.
it is expected that, before the drat
of the tear italy will have an “my of
occupation in Tripoli numbering 100.
000 men.
mm «nup‘m
KILLED OTUOINT TO DEFEND
Hlfli HONOR. ‘
OPOLUBAS. 1.11.. Oct. lil.-lndioa-
tious at the opening of court today
was. that the ease of Mrs. Zoe Range
not”. who declares she killed Allan
union. the Tulane student, "in new
lease of her honor," would be is the
When the accused womsuoodtnistsd
her tier on the witnessotoad. recoup.»
in. details of morasMy that ended
its the killins at young Corinna. it was,
believed the Itslal was Mandalay“-
tailed. unless his manholes spent
it
sought and sold. Remember number»:
wuvusn reasons-r .
Rain tonight and colder. .
alien, is the business.
out is built on em ’ ”
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TWO Calm .
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ill cIIIIIsI
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Radical Characteri in Addition
to a Constitution
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ers to he Dismissed
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PEKING. 0"t ilk-The stifle of tort or
which has taken poaeaaion of the en
tire imperial court was further out
denced today by a long list of edictaI
(Continued on Third Pass.)
IELiiitlillSil CFFICEBP.
their positions to the newly appointed
regular session of the new council. can
only be conjectured. Tip) War is
being somewhat mid in Nor-walk
‘M‘ IIIII q ;\f
is hinary at mm and hiatus
tbs! they have s Mi. to hold until
hare contemplated m‘aklu a tight for
thus- millions
attorney John J. Wallis. corporation
counsel, promised It the in: molar
mention“ that his «situation will be
handed in on out [today evening.
lilyor Edward 1. national stated that
any Democratic once holder who did
not Mlinqniah his position on Month! I
night will not he contends a seed.
Democrat. 80 from these two promi-I
I neat mht' s statements, the one an oral
ample and the other a challenge, it isI
I
it»: to is undecided one minute he third floor of an ofilce building
thought that it will be the case of a
general resignation
Street Commiaaibner Edward F‘.:
says smilingiy that he was appointedI
Ifor a year lad will stay. and then heI
doesn't feel quite sure about what he
will do. lie will do right, accordiny‘
to his way of thinking, aa'he has done \
IIII his allies.
IIILL MIST II
IIIQOIIITC CIUFADE
Yesterday auernoon the Woman's
if a dispensation is re in Tripoli are being assembled here Municipal beam of South Norwaik
met in the Rest Room. 81 Washington
"Mt.
The valiantly elected president. Mrs.
IJoasie H. B. Gerard. most ably ililed‘
the chair
The reports of the chairmen of the
Ivar‘ioua committees alto, ed that their
work was prosressin'. ‘rins Octo
ber, 1350 persons veiled the Rest
Room. . . '
The mbmbersbip committee reported
five new members.
The league members decided to do all
in their power to assist the Merchants"
and Manufacturers’ Association in its
crusade against mosquitoes. and plans
for a mass mention of all the women's
organisations in town were discussed.
There will be a tea at the Rest
Room. November iii.
Will all League members kindly re~
Monday. November 27. with Miss E.
1. Board. af‘itooltcliffe?
Ivom MTMD‘ ILMA, TEX.
can Andante. Tease. Oct. 31a—
The town at Blane. 1 toilet south or
Bait; Atalanta. was Meal astray.
M. two my aim butt. ddanl
soil. the amount at which has not. been
ANN-Ni liNiNiNliNN
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Guests oiIPooulor City of im-
weik Officer Give Him a
Gold Badge
Taken completely all his feet by the
suddennesa or the surprise, Chief Tho-
mas motherland last evening enter
trained a number of friends after his
recovery from consternation. Today
is the chief‘s birthday anniversary, but
as the police are to be all on duty to
night, it was planned to hold the sur—
prise party last evening.
. Chief among the enjoyment of the
evening was the presentation of a
handsomely decorated and engraved
sold’badge signifying that "T. heather-
iand" is “Chief of Police, Norwnlk.
Conn." The badge is most beautiful
and in the presentation speech JohnI
D Milne said tllIIIlt it was given out olI
respect for a good friend from seed;
friends. This preheat was the chief'eI
second surprise, but he replied in aI
neat spec: h of thanks to his friends. I
Mrs 'lhonms Loatherland was the
'only one who knew of the afl’air out~. I
aids the members of the party and she I
had prepared a most excellent dinner. I
The guests sat down to the table short
iy after 6 oclock and did full justiceIi
to an excellent repeat. I
later Miss Mildred Hardy and theI
Misses Ethel (‘uara and Alice heath-I '
erland favored with piano selections
Iall four young ladies being especialin
proficient at the instrument The se-I
iectiona were greatly appreciated hi":
all and then the gathering gatheredé
lint there to good in the system. odiotals oa bfonday evening. the tiratiarmmd and sang ”I“ or the old “‘I
miller tunes. it was a late hour when.
they departed and the chieftan was
voted a most able queertaineu'.
I
Isiah pain qualified as past. aim
RIBHiSiiNS
IIIIIIII ii
PliSiPiiN II
Action Taken Thlsldsminn, Penil-
ing the Finding oi the Suffolk
County Grand Jury
IIIIIIIsI iillliliiiliil ,
liBJillilllli III IIIuIIIIIII
dun Spectators Hail Hard Work
identifying Accused
BOSTON. Oct. iii—When the case
of Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson, pas-
tor of immanuei Baptist Church. Cam-
bridge who Is charged with murder- .'
lag Miss Avis Linnell, was called in
the Municipal Court bod”. the bean- '
,ing was postponed until November 2.
The minister was in court only two ._
(Continued On Fifth Page.) I
—-roa Hln‘E'NIoHr on oav,
taxicab at livery prices. 'l‘ei. 1026-13.
mun soon. I 1 .
ours out: ., .
The members or the not... war; " I
member that thetnext meeting’wiil be;
mama. has been data to IIIIIIIIII by.
Those present were tori 19 liiilfeh am an of “comm.
irvlns a nasty a. one. Mission. was. the occasion halogens or“
Chang- A W sumo Bryan «centrally farm dam '
if. ens, Joseph mac. William Keir have made this social filtering '
ler. oncera Chariot. Page. Jams 5 Ion. throughout Thor Non-its. The
Murray. Thoma J Monument or Italian was held In Aries Ball in you:
deer! award I‘ elm. Willem 3 teen direct and the MU OI »
Parse Richard B.’ Moore, imam 3 which assembled «mm the fsit» -
Adams. James J. Golder and Chief in; gunman towuug tn. hm.
[authorised ' The dance was no «cocoon in tho
.hsow aflalrs which have been halt!
3£VEI '5' .n! Ila tho past The members of the oldie
.were at work every minute securllii
Imuniu " “ltIdanoea for those who were sitting
Iwithout partners and seeing that all r»
: had a good time. -‘
DERBY: Oct. 31 osevea men werei- Exceptionally good music for the
carried down a distance of 20 feeIIoccasion w“ nrnished by Svec's or- .
to the ground with a mass of timber.I icheetrs. and the floor w" line The
concrete and other construction mater; lmembers were generously congratuim
iai, when some concrete forms on tbeI I led upon their success.
I“ Mpeh of the credit tor the success
COIIII” OI erection hero gave way IOII I of the evening is due to the committe-
day. Three 0' the men “an“ III“ in charge which was made up of J6-
tioally unhurt and tour had minor in aeph Disses Nicholas Santenelll Jo-
juries.
i The injured are: IW. F. Peck. su- iuIIII Vitago IIIIII James MOI”
perintsndeni. of \ieridea; his son. C.
Iw Peck; l H Whittlesey of Bristol 10c fizflmww ”I" cm“ 5“ “III"
Iand Course Daring. of Merideo. TheseI Sweet Cider gab. 25c.
Ifour were on the second floor and di-‘I Your choiceI Caliban. 7c each. I
rectly under the mass when it gaveI Very" Best ilutter. 350 lb.
I way. After the tail all but \\ hittlesey I Joseloff 72 No. Main St.
were able to crawl out of the wreck—I
ago. The latter had lobe chopped out.I
The most seriously hurt is C W. IEVE'I'B SGHOULS
All! CF“ “All
Peck. who allitered. it is believed, a
fracture or the ribs. The others in-I
juries'hre chiefly cute and bruises. I . M
i'l‘lle other three who took the dropI Th8 evening schools opened last _
were Italians who were on the thirdI averting. one in the Franklin school.
door. South Norwalk. and the other in til,
The material which fell weighed in Over River school. Noeralit It M:
the neighborhood or twelve tons. number of students entered the class'-
es at each school and it is hoped that " ‘"
the season will he a successful and.
Dr. Thomas F‘. Clone. superintendent ‘
of the schools. seemed to be satisfied
Mrs. Bertha Kiett. oi Mlddletown.
on r 0 wt h it to theft of 200 worth with the "”“II‘ M ”I“ I‘m evening
III 3 II I I I I when interviewed by a Sentinel reports, . ,
Iof clothing from G. For and Com- thi morning
l mu 's store in htls cit ’. was dis deed Wt ‘I '
I II I II in the Franklin school Herman
of in court today by Mrs. Kieft beinx Briana and a Hangman Americans
need under the care of the Rev. ill. ‘
III teacher are employed while Fruit W. .
E. Acheson. pastor of the Church of , .
IIHoiy Tridity'in Mlddletown, who‘ wall “"5"” “t“ Wm “III“ “III I“ ”‘2 . I
over River school. .,
Iakmnlr ttoth court. .
'm a 0 thy spore II The school will be in sespion on
Mrs. Kioft iid'not a tear ill court. it
I III Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Iwne stated that at times she was not
Ireaponsible for her ants, and it was TWIN” ”9m“ I’I‘ “ch week, “9* .I
ening at 7: so and closing at 9. ill
Idurins these periods oi mental she» I i It.
Iratlon that and visited ammo and M II".
took the clothing.
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”on alas ulnar; all him
'l-psase‘nstir wanes oar. limousine ails
«stash Tel. mull. .
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litany a man's reputation. it placed
a mercuric: also. would look
its per a inter. _
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MRS. KIIF‘T ON PROBATION.
HARTFORD, Oct. 31.—-—The case of
c
Wana-
monomer THAN“.
We wish to thenlt’ the lentil order
at the B M. and P.. in. W oi Add“
it I G, and neighbors end triads, to,
‘iiowers and sympathy extended to us
in our bereavement.
Mild. JOHN J. MOthRTY Adm
FAMXLY.
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Norwalk Chronicler