must the true moral-
ity spring, nor can
there be greater char-
ity than the effort to
ennoble our fell'
But I cannot enn
. you it I have not be-
come noble myself.
——Maeterlinck.
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Resolutions Passed Last Evening Ratify
the Bridge Construction Committee
in Every Particular
IAIIIIEII AIIEIIIIAIIIIE IIESIREII AI KEXI MEEIIIIII
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Ill ISSUE BIIKIIS. ANII AWARD
Entered at the South Norwalk Post-office
as Second Class Matter
HIIIH SI BIDDER
the Work of
III BE HEIII III IIIWII HAII, MARCH ZIIIIIé
Matters of Importance Likely to Come Up for ActionI
by the Citizens
Resolutions passed last evening by
the rchrescntation of voters gathered
at the adjourned town nicotine on the
new Washington street briduu quest-
tion ratify the work of" the bridge
construction committee ill every par-
ticular, instruct the committee to is
one bonds for the rhritluc. and further
instruct them to award to the highest
bidder the build issue Ui January I2.
1912.
At the meeting held in the town as
acnlbiy hail fourteen persons
present fit all.
Were
Tile fact. that the meet‘
in: had not bitn more “lilc‘ly itl|\t"l'~l
ll oil was tit‘ flitlt'l'tl and stops token 103
instill a Ialucr lttt itcnd into at the next
Mission of the adjourned nicotine, lol
he lit'IiI Mill‘i'Il 20. ’
’I‘iio incl-lint: was called to ortiel
promptly at x o'clock by Modulating
John S. Scimitar. TinI initiates of the
previous martini; were read by ’l‘ounI
l‘lt-rlt ilcrbct‘t ii. Smith. ‘
itcv. In. A. l‘ litutrtl. challnttin of
the.» orbiter‘ ("‘t_llli~illiltlltill t-omiitiltee
((‘ontilitlcd on Eleventh Page.) ‘
IIEW BIIITAIII tilts
tssoooo FIIIE
NEW BRITAIN. Jan. lS.——Damage
estimated at from $40,000 to $50,000
was done by fire yesterday afternoon
at Hatcll’s Block. from I58 lo 50 Main
surest. The block is four stories In
. height. and contains twelve tenements
and ofur stores. The entire interior
was burned out or water-soaked. and
the firemen had a hard two hours‘ but-
tle To prevent the building from going
up in smoke. The walls are of tire
proof construction.
.tttlltwnlt ELK8 H
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"All CHOWDER PARTY;
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A number: of the members of Nor-i
wan. Lodge. No. 709 Benevolent and:
Protective (litter of Flint. lilflfiltlItIedA
at the Ellta’ Home In South Main
street, that evening, and partoolt of a
fine chowder supper. The chowdcr‘
was prepared bi Captain Gwrgo H.
Tobey who is an expect in that line.
and It was unanimously declared to hot
one of the best the guests had met
had the. pleasure of indulging in F-Iol
A
i en at y particular.
lowing the menu which was served
promptlv at 8‘ o 'clock. there was a so A
rial session. and a good time waa had .
with "main colds and other features.
At the. regular meeting of the lodge
next Wednesday night. District Denim.
oI-und Exalted Ruler lit-atéy. of Hart-I
ford. will lllilkt.‘ his annual visitation.
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PLAN ADVANCE
Flames were spouting thirty feet
into the air from an alrshalt when the
first alrm was trung in at 12:40 o'clock.
Within ten minutes a police officer
aunt in a second alarm. The flames
worked themselves Into the walls and
axes were. used freely in getting at
the fire.
Several firemen received minor in
juries from flying ‘glass. A woman
was carried down a ladder from the
third "story and another woman. an in-
valid. was taken off the fourth floor by
friends before the depart :lleilt arrived.
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SHANGHAI. China, .lan. lS.—-—i~‘our
transports conveying four thousand
Republican troops. chiefly infantry until
artillery, sailed today from \Iilooanugi
for ChI~Fu. Several other transports
Iworc Mrs. (1'.
Altetcbuul; Mrs. J. Emory Stevens and
lifts. hi. I). Randall.
l Helen Miller.
i Randall;
AIIE Etienne
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lenKlNo. China. Jan. l.8.-—The three
men who were arrested after theyA _
campaign developed by the Republican
had thrown the bomb .at the car-
are lying at Woosung prepared to de-
part for the same destination with
futher detachments. .
This is the beginning of The plan‘olI
Flags of Premier Yuan Shl Kai were commanders for an advance on Pc-
sttangled to sleuth today by the pubnking Tile plan as atranged is that
lie executioner . live colums shall advance simultan-
Plemler Yuan Shi Kai attended to. eouoly from Chi- Fu, through Shang-
day the memorial rites for the cap. ‘Tung. Ho Nan, HuPeh and Shell-Si. all
‘ lain of his escort. who was killed b1 converging on the capital
a splintei from the bomb. PEKING. China. Jan 18. ~The Uni—
Premler Yuan Shi Kai has been led States tloops from Manila are ex-
grnntcd three days’ leave ostensibly pooled to arrive on board the trans—
on account of Indisposl‘tion arising DOl‘t Lotta“ at Chill Wang.’1‘ao tomor-
t'i-o'm the oxcitemenl caused'by the row morning.’ Captain 1 H. Reeves.
“attempt on his ltfe.’ It is thought,‘ military attache of the United States
however, that the real reason Is that Legatton, has gone to .Chlii Wang Tao
he does not desire to attend the con- to. meet them. He will conduct the
fereuce of the empress dowager and main body of the Fifteenth Infantry
the princes of the imperial clan on the _ and other details to Tien Tsin on a
question of the abdication of the special train. At Tien Tsin the men
throne Which has been called at the will be quartered. on a large were
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imperial palace tomorrow.
Seven of the Mongol princes perv
slat: In their determination to oppose
. abdication and stand firmly against
" .1 the idea of a republic. ....
~8PECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
Your chdice of either a Sargent food
chopper, a nicheled nut-pick set or an
enameled steel mail .110: free with a
pound can of Baiting Powder at 45c. '
altar mum rah" f9
Toriov. Bio'clt. Wgéb Iii ' ,
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Advertise in The. daniihel
house rented by the United States
Consul. A detachment of 169 men will
proceed directly from Chin Wang Tab
to take up their duties as guards along ..
the American- section of the Peitins
Railroad from Tang Shah to Lanoho‘vv,
which has hitherto been patrolled by
British troops. ‘ , ..
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~ooLo usual; 'rlla :‘Iortf‘ien. are.
Largo fat Mdeltettii, 8 for 350
Single sleigh; In first class condi-
lion, 312.
H. E. MEAD A 00..
flat Edit Ave.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.. THURSQAY. JANUARY 18. 1912
IIIIIIIIIIII lllltls
tut Alli smut
Liability of Unions for Boycott
Damages Not Passed on by- the
Supreme Court
mullet for the manufacturing hut.
fora involved In what has come to be.
known as the "Danhury Hatters ratio"
called attention yesterday to what
they say is u ulisimtnl‘prctntion of the.
denial by the United States Supreme
Court on Junuary it} of on application
by the plaintiffs for a writ of ccrioir-
art. Washington dcapalchoa of that
ditto said that the effect of the doci~
atoll was to affirm the judgment. of
the Circuit Court of Appeals for the
Second (“ircult that the plumbers of a
labor union cannot be held to answer
for dutiiagon to properly resulting from
violence due to a strike and accom-
,plln,vintt boycott ordered by the om-
cers of the. union unison it in concilia-
ively proved that the. members of the
union actually [lill‘lit‘illllii‘d in
lipid unlit) knowledge of them. 'i‘.<llls.
SID (tIIIIlSUI for tho batters in not so
'tllt- effect of the Supreme C'ourt p dt-
clrlou bt‘ini: merely that tho pitiinfiffaI
will be compelled to run tllclt‘ cast ‘
bcfolc n jurv and wall I‘OI some Tll-‘
Llut't‘ date to hate. the WWII qucslioua;
lmicuttl by the Supicnw (‘ourl as a
mullet of light on a regular uppenli
fiom a final judgment. What tho 1-in-
memo t‘.oult refused to do waato
giant tilt Itpplitutlnn for a reiiew of
ii decision of the Circuit Court of
A Appeals win. it a case had been roman I
fdud for a new trial
AIAIIIAIT stirrer or
“moist tastes
The January supper was held at the
80th Nottwallt ‘Mothodint Episcopal
.(thuruh. last months. and proved to
the but a repetition of previous Iffatrs
in that sumac attended the event in
The supper is Ilm
fled to an even hundred arrangements
both; made for the seating and feed-
In; of that number. that night as on
.‘preilous occasions evoiy plate was in
l.doluand
Thi- supper measured up to the us.
will high standatd and was consumed
with fetish by all piosout {flinch of
the rind“ fot the success of the sup-
pcr Is duo to the ladies in charge who
F, Tristram. Mrs. Stine
Ono of tile plananntcst features of
the supper was the service rendered
by the waitresses. who were the Miss
cs Anna E. Mlllal‘.oCaI‘rie E. Miller.
Isabel Slam-ion. Viola Welter. Hattie
Chambers, Willa Miller. Mattie Gray
Sadie Russell, Elizabeth
Bessie Sample. Marion De-
' Long. Janet. Ewing and Mildred Ketch-
am.
“Mm-muwmww...
-—DANOINO TONIGHT.
Red Men’s Hail. Admission. lac.
IIIILB‘ FRIENDLY
SOCIETY DANCE
Some thirty-five couples enjoyed the
More given by Granco Church Girls‘
Friendly Society in St. George's Hull
In Main street last evening. This was
the that of the Leap Year dances in
Norwalk.
The young men weie invited to the
dance, by the young ladies and later
had their programs filled by feminine
hands. Even some of the young men
had their car fares paid by their fair
escorts. but when the dance broke up.
the young men asserted themselves.
or rather ren'eged on being escorted
home by the daughters of Eve, and
turned the tables by seeing them
home.
particular and all who attended feel
sure that another would not surpass
this in enjoyment.
. L-sPEcl/tt. FOR saruabav. ‘
your choice of either a Sargent food
chopper. a ntckeled uut- pick pet. or an:
enameled steel in'all box free “with. a
pound can of Baking Powderiat too. .1
EAST INDIA TEA (30-.
3.
Hit A
I at is of violonce or autholized them or
The dance was ti success In every .
Tariov albeit IWA'A‘A‘A‘E‘W‘ at"
Rain tonlght and probably Friday.
welt-rues concerts-r
two cents
Stimuli”
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Thirty-eightfdembefs oitheCrew
Drowned Off the; Butlers oi
Buchan. Scotland
twis'sillfitTitttl
iIIEIlIlAI III IIIIIH SEAI
Only Four of Those on Board
Vessel Reachethhe Shore
WWW-nu...
‘ Alii'liiilwll‘x Scotland. Juli
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tTllu Illitlpit nit‘illllt'l \ltlatow Hall was
IHWANJ'LE this morning on tile Butlers f
of iluchnu a group of dangerous I
I rocltii off the coast of Abetdooualiirc. I
Fifty three of her crew were drawn
(1]. l-‘onyclglit. or them went down
I with the ship and five others clung to
but only four of them
Htltf‘l‘t‘dtid in teaching shore.
The Mini ware so huge that it was
linipottxtbir to thumb n lifeboat. Tho
lifeboat crew of too village of Bulimia
Illicit umeiit't times to put out to son
but their craft was buried back to the
shore Most of tho. drowned sailors
were bunt-arc.
('nptutn Sioddart of the steamer
\\ Istow Hall. who was one of those re-I
sound after the snack on the Bailout
of Radian. are out his one! when:
oil so. only thmiaacars and the
captain touched the shore. so that 58A
wens drowned. t
The captain says that the. Wislowf
Hall drifted helplessly for ”hours be}
fore ‘I terrible gale. Hot tires were
extinguished as the ma had flooded.
the enulneroom. during the night.
The Wtstow Hall was I vessel of
2.319 tons and was built al.0moock.
Scotland. in 1890. . She was owned by
the flail lino of Liverpool.
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NORWALK LETTER
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The annual meeting of the National
Amwdiilliml of Letter Carriers. Nor-
wallt branch. No. 147. was held recent
Iy and officers for the coming your
elected, as follows: '
Presideutw-Tllonias S. Murray.
Secretary-«John W. Grocnwoad.
Treasurer-Henry hi. Perri.
Delegate to State Convention-aloha
W. (ireenaood.
The state comeption will be held In
Hartford on Washington a Birthday.
Messrs John F. Haley and Percy 0.
office who have now been in office
twenty-t three were. extended an invi-
tation in the members of the associa-
tion to partake of a banquet. which
they will ,provide in the near future.
in recognition of their long term of
service. The carriers are anticipating
this affair with pleasure, but the date
has not been announced. I I
STATE DAIRYMEN'S AQSOCIATION.
HARTFORD. Jan. 18.-—The State
Dairymeh's Association closed their
annual convention today by electing
the following outcors: President. t}.
Warren Davis, Norwich; vice-presi-
dent, Frederick E. Duffy, Weatliort-
ford; treasurer. Robert Buell. Walling-
fond; directors. H. L. Garriguep, ot
Starts: H. O. Daniela. Mlddlotown; R.
J. Averill. Washington Depot: H. W.
Andrews, Cornwall.
steatarswoeur or our: TU
benooLoela- aANl'ranmu‘M. ‘
HARTFORD. Jan. 18 .-»Dr. James 11
Dinner. at Meridian. has been appoint-‘
ed to the mooriata’ndenoy of the
Sta-to Tubudulonls Sanitarium at New-
.tugtob. He will at» how charge of]
the Under-cit! Sanitarium at Mel-Idem;
m. J. E. Strobel of Madden. has
been transferred train the Meridian in-
Itltute to be Minoan physician here.
7 ~apturt Dancing school. Trust (I...
{has not an iota of tinth.
"' Ilillllill fliiilll
lAKEK ill lASK
Chief of Police Says Town is
Clean and Asks Minister to
Prove It Otherwise
MERIDEN. Jan. 18.~Police Chief
CIIfll'IOfi B, Bowen said yesterday that
it was his duty to challenge lit-v.
(.ilitirit'ia K. Woodaon. pastOr of the
Trinity Methodist Church to nninén
the evidence to bear out the public
Ilinif‘illt‘lili by the latter before the w.
(LT. U. Tuesday afternoon when he
italtl:
”l have been in Morldcn a year now
fill't'tly short time isn't ill and during
that time I have loarnod of some oi
the ulcltedcat girls morally that i
i hhvn eter tame 80.“)83 and i can cite
Winsttlllcca.‘
Iplntcmcnt In unqualified]; fatten
l challenge
him to furnish the intuit-ti or such
.tttrlu. I challenge him to {impish the
addresses of ant houses of ill fa no
‘wilhin the borders of the town of
\ictitlon. It Is generally
Indeed that
this respect
department take pride in saying that
a woman or girl can walk on any art»I o'clock. Up to press time today no or-
. title or Hirei‘l in Ml'l‘ldlfll any time. day I rangrnients for the funeral had been
Ior night. without four of nioloata’tloti.; made.
. In
my opinion. the
Minlslorn‘ association. Ito-called,
very little wort: to do in ihitt our.
million mentioned.
IIIAIIII EIIEII IIIIIISES
IIII WIilAI flit! SIIEII
Scotti Not-walk A star Alumnus-
sinners Shut Off from North
Wilton
The announcement made yesterday I from me bailiffs on the physical con
Iditlon of the jurymen and given In-
that an epidemic of (ladders was prov
Itontamong the horses belonging to C.
8 Bollock. I contractor from Danhury,
reformers. tho .
Chief Bowen said: " That.
and I
NIIRWAIK WIIMAN IIIES
A8 A RSIJII II BURNS AK
'RESIII KIAE IHIS IAIIIIIIIIIII
Clothing of Mrs. William M. Bates. of Franklin Avenue, Caught
Fire as She Was Burning Some Waste Paper
in the Kitchen Stove
Kill All IlE IIIIIIIIS WHERE 'PEIIPIE IIEAII-
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Ill WEKI III IiIIE IIEII ASSISIAKIAE I
ackntile
Attrition stands alone ill =
Tiwrc is absolutely noi [(‘T‘TICIOIT at about 1:30 o'clock as the res
{soliciting on our streets and thc polirct suit of being burned when her clothing
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have; Mrs.
Morefsoious since she was discovered this
particularly along the lines of rotor-i morning. she was burning some papers
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iat the kitchen store when her tight“
intorning gown caught fire.
lust Two Weeks Ago Today That Her Son, Albert E. Bales;
Killed Himself With Illuminating Gas ' '
lint. Is an elderly lady and quite feeble. I.
hilt was able to be about the house
and wait upon herself. doing a little
of the housework'each day.
When her clothes took fire’abe ran ‘
into the back yard. but as near us can
be learned made no outcry. That her'
predicament was discovered seems
more chance, for Albert Heine. driver
for DcKIyn‘s baker. just happened to
ace. the state of things and ran. to the
woman. who was then a living mid ‘
Airs. William M. flutes. of li‘. Frank-
litl avenue, died at'hcr homo this at-
look fire this morning about 8:30
Ali ll('fli‘ as can ha judged. although
Bates herself has been uncon-
tContinuod on Eleventh Page.)
enutltslutut was 3 _.
Til ”it“ All ll
m .
now irons: Jan: ”would” ' “
the Robert, daa‘xhter of I wealthy Rid.
ow of Flatbns'ti announced today that
she was engaged to many Captain.
Barton Cruikshank. who til-append
from Potsdam. N. Y. in June we.
Captain Cruihbank' a wife had Illa-1 1
ed him dead until recently. when N“ »
'was found to be living here and“ 00}
The vic-
.wa—m
IEAT PACKEIB’ All“
CHiCAGO. Jan. tS.——United States
District Judge (rarpcntor is cloaeh
guarding the health of the Jury In the
trial of the ten meat packers charged
with criminal violation of the Sherman
law.
He receives a report every morning
atructions in regard to their care.
The jury has been living 33 3 dodm- this name Miss Robert said. that he . 1'1"
wooed her.
name of Donald Douglas. it was under 7
CABBIEES' OFFICEIIB‘
"h“ 1‘“ been “I‘m“ lumber from a .town hotel under guard since Decem
Vlmfl of wwwa En \vLiEOn Caused vber 1“ and "lug ’ar no member 1“.
Ionic excitement in South Norwalk.;3°mpla'med of illness
owing to the fact that the horses of I The trial may last until Ma). and
footed have been work go land thth Jim,“ 03mm“... is anxious to avoid
is it part of the South \‘oruaik city {having the proceedings halted through
WW" “h‘Ad- .the illness of any of the jurors.
The South Norwaik water commtsA Two jurors have gained fifteen
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morning issued the following stale-E ber of the body lias.galned five pounds
ment: _ , ‘or more in weight. The jurors rlsu
WM“ Commissioners Office {before 7 o'clock every morning anti
$0M“ Not-walk CW1" tare taken for a lwo~miie walk after
January l8 I91; Ibreakfaat.
The horses ("“18 In North Wilton: Sundav morning thev attend ser-
havc been emplowd on em waterl vices at a downtown church. Thor do
shed That supph has been shut off. Anot cane for theatres having attended
POM“!!! Investigation by the “'Aiel’ilatrt two theatrical performances in six
[commissioners and Dr West. heuith‘weeu
utoners took Immediate steps and this! pounds and nearly every other mom:
Miss Robert said that she had not .
learned until today at her dance a Iden-
lily.
“I time been deceived absolutely.” .
she said “I met Mr. Cruikshank,
whom I knew as Mr. Donald Douglas. _
some time ago. He introduced him- " _
the hardships he had esperlenced ~ill
his travels over the world. We had
decided to marry when his bbsluesa.
should be in a prosperous condition. 9
I went with him to the boat last. Sat- , '
urday. when he left for Porto Rico.” 3
During Cruikshank'a abdce from-
.hts home his wife collected new ’
insurance. probated his will and M
tied his estate. The finding of hi
overturned canoe. near his home first
Glottdonnlng. members of the aaaoota lotiicer
lion and carriers in ”‘3 him” now health officer this afternoon.
Hail rapt-titan. . 3
They are to meet the stale
ThlI action in thus shutting off the
water is not necessary in order to
protect the health of the city. as the
filtratibn plant is a pelitlve safeguard
against any such contamination. but
the commissioners are firm believers
in delivering to the filter water as
pure as it to possible to get, and rather
i than take the slightest risk. have on
'dcred that the water be shut off until
a thorough examination proved that
there Is no danger whatever.
Within the past the or three Weeks
seven horses have died of this virulent
disease and seven others owned by the
same contractors are now under close
quarantine. It was thought at first
that the disease was a form of colic
and it was not until the results of the
analysis made of blood specimens‘sent
to Washington. D. 0.. came back that
the authorities were sure of what. the
trouble was
some three weeks ago Selectman‘w.
L. Keeler consulted with State Health
OfficeprAVerlll and the local health of~
licenfl‘ F acanloti. with the result
that the former. sent his deputy. Mr.
WWI to inmtiiato the conditions.
Agent Darrow advised that blood apoc-
linens be sent to WaIbInaton. D. 0.. for
anemia ~.
The Animals affected are isolated
and every nucleation is being {aim to
pullout the spread of the tel-rout» dis:
ted to the report that he was dead. .
footie court: h .
an IE onowrtati .-
WASHING’I‘ON, Jan. 18 -—The .po- ..
lice are dragging Chevy Chase Lake 3
for the bodies of Norman T. woke, 18
years old. and Miss Margaret E. Knuth-
man. a high school girl of the same
age, who are believed to have been
drowned under the ice. A mutt and
but found on the ice and later ide‘
fitted as belonging to Miss Kauffma
led to the theory that the couple had,
been drowned while skating. They -
have not been seen since they left the
girl's home together. Solne of the . ’
friends of the young people discredit
the drowning idea, thinking they have
cloned and will be health from soon.
Thomas Scott was a sailor for twen-
ty years before being accepted on the
Jury and has brought a large coil of
rope which he uses in tying knots dur-
lng his idle moments.
Harry A. Timmlns. chief accountant
for Morris in Company. began his sixth
day on the witness stand when the
trial was resumed this morning.‘
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~NOTICE. . I
A good time to all, N. E. 0. P. mas-
querade sociable Mystic Chain Hall.
Tuesday January 23.
FIVE KILLED III
CEIIIICIA TIIAIII illliECliI
ATLANTA. 0a.,i Jan. 18.——Engineer
William Clark, of Macon. Ga. a negro
porter and three negro passengers.
two of them women, were killed in a .
wreck at~Jonesboro, 6a.: twenty miles
south of Atlanta, early today, when
the South Atlantic Limited. a Louis—‘
ville 0: Nashtrilio Railroad train hand-
hid by the control. of Georgia Rallvtay,
collided with a freight train. None of
the while paas‘é‘ngers were seriously
injured though a number sustained
cuts and bruises ’
-—RED MIN‘D. HINGE. .
Every Saturday evening Red Men'
Hall: Admission. 35c a person. ‘
TO contours. _ MGRQE'S sew.
' TENOE. .
WASHINGMJIbt tile—Prostitute
Tait. it is believed inn today can»
mute the 15~yanr sentence of. Charles
. W Moi-tie. While the White House
has Miami 9?me are all
cent. it was learned on good authorl
that the pregldent waIAbout to act in
View of the serioui' phytlcel «that
» 'o'f theta-mar banker; , _
48R HIRE NIGHT OR DAY.
7- passenger touring car. limousine and
taxicab. Tel. 101-11.
Sentinel «allude. hm rtmtltlt
Norwalk Chronicler