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SOCIETY NOTICES
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Mneome omecronv.
19“- Well Lodge, No. 100. F. and A. M.
beta in Masonic Building, South,
in street, lot and 8d Tuesdoy or
each mouthnluly and August 0:-
dpted~lt 8 o‘clock. All Master
”lone cordially invited. Frederick
Lyon, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
' or Chapter, No. as, R. A. M.
fleets in Masonic Building. South
44111 strebt, 2d and 4th Tuoadnys of
m month—July and August ex
‘ coptetL—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
‘Mltstlns cordially invited. Thaddeus
ouyer. H P. Robert M. Wilcox.
Ion-m NORWALK some or
TRADE
-. Preeldent—Nehemlah Candee.
,VlooPrenldent—charlu J. Pldoeon.
‘ ‘1 Secretary—Frank w. Hadley.
Truman-Matthew Corbett,
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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
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ECONOMY on CHEAPNESS
Igrensmnn Sillzer bolts the club
I‘W‘of his party with the unuounrcv
that he will vote for one or two
battleships if he gets the chance.E
hinks the senate will increase, tho
p opriatlon to cover these craft and
e'n'l'or sustaining the sonata. it in
Economy not to build the ships, but is
‘ {ultimate eronomv or only lmmc
1d to chemmens?*~-llur'li0Id Times.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
"that unrest among. the loxvllc work-
rs ”‘hfiortln un opportuuih i’oI the
Mullins and. as usual. no two agree
be cause or effects—«Lynn item.
he people have had little to say no
4n the controversy between the
4 rs and the Ininers. But the
£4! have their duudor up and they
have something: wry ornphntic to‘
4 “unless an
m he’d. Arbitration is not llltldt‘ corn-5
‘ aury ll)- luw, but thorc are times;
hen'it. can be made 'so by the form:
t popular bentinII-IIt.:~--ir'v'ilkcnbnrro
accord.
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Americans me beginning to wonder
nfter all. lllaz didn‘t give Mexico,
good govcxnuwni its Mexico de-
oer 4od—~Knnsas (‘itly Times.
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vschwnb says. ‘C‘arncglo has been 3
them to rue," but Carnegie insists;
Ml. Schwnb is no longer on infant:i
it‘llustry.—~Ncw York World.
44 t is being made midont that the,
hi miners and not the gm ernmoutn.’
ontrol the battleships of the wolld. ~~~
timbre Sun.
curly octtlonlent is.
. m. c
n, Hort in to be made to put. the4
)1 Satin Rock. To do it effectively
will have to 'be treated like Pompeii
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rig-land in giving Mrs. Emaline
nlthurst every opportunity to skip
‘ill; of the country if she wuté to.
't it. does not look as though the
rituals would be able to lure her so
oily .-—Sctnuton '1": ihuno Republican
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lean-up days are becoming so
polar that almost overy city and
W in4't4he utato is to reap the bar-
4 ’1“: disinterested prouert‘y own-
will continueto menace
$4 My 'hle own but his neighbor's
‘ y iyby noting lndlfferoutlyw
wn Press.
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uneey has It now trust rem
n‘ statesmen ponder. great
4. friend,
‘uuid that Git-noon warmed up in his
telcpbone conversation and used sucbi
raked: to «pound their peculiar-
Hip lIeI cmploymont.
Silillliiill Milli”
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~ 4 Woman Who Appears to Hm
Bean Much Anion Tells
Story at cruelty
Lying in a bed. the cleanliness of
which has deported some time since.
attired in bedclothes'that have too
lost their immacularonors, and caring
for a baby seven months old today.
Mrs. John Gleason. of Franklin ave-
nue, told u Sentinel reporter yester-
day afternoon of her oxperlencep with
John Gleason since she has been liv-
ing with him. Cruelty is only a mild
term for his treatment of the little
German girl, who has not as yet lost
the accent.
The surroundings of the sick woman
are unlit for a human being in their
present state or disorder. and her
health, though returning slowly, has
been retarded by the coudltlous of her
dwelling.
Mm Gleason, unable to move from
her bed could do nothing too prd
cleaning up the bonito and the dirt and
dust have accumulated until the coudl
tlone are repulsive.
According to Mrs. Gleaeon the run.
tors in their domestic relations came
about I week ago. when after they had
engaged in one of their frequent or-
guments, Gleason had “struck and
kicked me until 1 was unconscious.
lie then went away and BlilCe that
time i have been confined to my bed."
Tidings from the wayward husband:
were received over the telephone yes- i
terdsy by a l'riund of Gleanon'u, who?"
was concluding his message when the '4
Gleunon
reporter reached the house.
had been informed that his wife was
dying of starvation and dccording to
Mrs. albumin he hurl replied to the
“Let her starve." lira. Gleason
I‘opulrive rurse wow. that she did not
winb to rcpbst them, She snidthot
the friend had attempted to get Glea-
son to return home. but ho had return"
od. .
"i know where he: is and when i not,
up 1 hi“ like to get IIII hands in her
hair“ Mrs. Gleason also told the re
; porter she knon where her husband in:
‘and whom he is with
‘.Ilrs (llcuson also told u tale of how
at one limo Gleason hurl persundcd a
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fly Common Garden W'Sme a film-
ple Remedy for Dandruff.
Falling. ram. Gray Hair"
4 The old idea of using base for dark-
ening the hair is again coming in
vogue. Our grandmother: but dork.
glossy hair at. seventy-live. while our
mothers are my before they are fifty.
Our grandmothers kept their hair soft
and glossy with a. “Base Ten." which
also restored hte natural color.
Ono objection to using such I pren-
aratlon was the trouble of making it.
This objection has been overcome by
the Wyeth Chemical Company of New
York, who has «placed on the market I.
superior motivation of Bose, combin-
ed with Sulphur and other valuable
remedies for dandruff. itching scalp
and thin. weak, felling hair.
The beauty of the hair depends more
on its rich, even eluding than my-
thing else. Don't have dry, harsh.
faded hair, when it simple. harmless
remedy will bring back the color in n
few drum: and don't be tormented with
dandruff. itching scalp and loose. tall-
ing bull‘s. . Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy will quickly correct these
troubles. and give color. strength and}
beauty to your hair.
(let u titty cont bottle from your:
to:
your own satisfaction. All drugtrluta‘4
the
money will be refunded if the remedy 4'
Special 4"
drugxlet today. and prove this
sell it. under guarantee that
is not exactly as ropreuantod.
scant. Stillnun & Powell Corporation.
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STATE lNOURANcE COMnglONJfi
TO SIT APRIL 15.
Committee Desire: to Hear From For~
com Who New View: Upon
Subject of Workmen‘o
Compennthn.
The more (I‘omml‘sslon on Industrial:
hmurnuco in to whold II public hear.
ing, Monday, April to. 10 a. In, at
the, Court House, in Bridgeport.
The committee desires editorially to
hear from pcrsons who‘huvo vtcwr
upon the foilowinu sphincter:
l. in any loglalatlou dealrnblo in
this stain on Ihé nutrient or Work
man‘s compensation
2. it so, shall the act nflcrt dunner-
llli occupations only“
ii If! not shall it affect all clarinet. ‘
girl in New Yorl. City to give ill! her including” agricultural inborn-rs and
position and that be pould send her
850 ouch WSW?
bend tho $50 lifter the fihl had stolen
the girl came
here to bring suit for brooch of prom
lee The inwvoru ndiinod her that
all she could gel was the rnlhoad fare
and sho returned to the city. Mrs.
Gleason said she iuId revolved a "ten
riblc" letter from this New York girl.
3 rcvlling her and her littlo bully dunglr
‘ tor.
The nciuhhoru hurt» been kind to}
Mrs, (iiwtuon smoother hnvs los'rued
her predicament and she is slowly rte-«i or l“ M” h."
gaining her health. although it may no
months before ubc in entirely well.
became. no one said. “i am injured
inside from his plinvllcs and"kil?itn."_
"l was not afraid of him..(i}leoeoul
before. but now after. what he said
over the telophone to his friend l so
afraid to stay here nloue "st night."
continued Mrs. mention. She oaid fur.
ther. ”I want to get well so that i can
go to Now York and get work to sup-
‘ port my child.“
The ‘uelectrnen relontr-d und yester-
day gave an ordar for food tor Mrs.
Gleason. under which ‘prOper nourish
ment she is improving.
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ROUGH ROADS GAVE HIM NEUR-
ASTHENIA.
Herbert G. Andrews. who claimed
he got ~Iteurasthenln. from riding 0n
the rough roads in South Norwaik.
took the stand in his own behalf in
fore ~Juduc Scott and “my in the
common pleas \court yesterday morn“
ing.‘ Be it suing the city of south
Norwalk for $2,000. claiming that his
health was injured. and hlrl notomo
bile damaged by reason of the poor
condition of the Boston pout road in
South Norwalk. Andrews told about
the rots oi! the road yesterday, and al-
so exhibited the broxen axle to! his
machine; He sold the jo‘ltlng’the ima-
chlne received center! the axis to
break. Andi-ewe testified that the
car was kept in a sum for eight
days undergoing repute and several
garage bills ranging from all to I300
were introduced The trial In... still
”but on oi press hour.
A m or trim moonlit
love rm. quiet. Wind. m 4,
When he mum 149‘
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domestic servants.
ll. if not what closing”. shrill ho lu-
cltnled and what new“?
b. shall such a low be Optional or
compulsorv and if optional how uhail
“the option be exercised?
ll. Shall the communion no at!
‘ union on
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Tommie ego the basalts oi
Connecticut Strikers in
‘ 0116 Year
mow-w
Patrick H. Connolley, of Dunbury,
labor statistics, has owned hie report
fortho fiscal year ending with Novem-
‘ber um, in which he reviews the
work of the department during the
your.
He says in his Introduction: “The
demands upon thin bureau for inter
mutton concerning the mailed labor
laws ennciudhy the General Assem-
bly, January session. 1911. the many
request: for information in reference
to the strikes and lockouts for the
year, also requests for the names and
uddrcsses or many omcern of variants
labor organizations ban forced upon
this department the publication of this
bulletin. This bulletin is therefore
restricted to the several subjects in-
dlcstcd shove.”
Mr. Uonnolleyesys in the "report
that the total number or strikers in
the state for the year was thirtydour
while reports for the ten preceding
t4 your: show the average number ouch
your to have been slxtydhroe.
Danbury. with thirty‘lnbor onions;
in fourth among the towns of the
state in that respect. ranking in that
commissioner of the store human 0! ‘
Some of the new
fusturou are:
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“The MoyerSee of the MoyerCar. the Mayer Want to Own One"
THE 1913 MODELS ARE NOW READY
The Moyer T head, long stroke. three point suspension
floating typo of rear axle. Mayer boring distance rod new design: in bodies, self starting. electric lights.
Catalogues with detailed description on request
OSCAR H. BANKS River Street, Norwalk; Telephone 681-3
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motor. full
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‘, tuft. ORANT'S SON HEARS OF 11nd unconvincing manner.
Gen Grant's death worries the post;
DEATH. '
Not Knolm in Washington What Fun-
eral Arrlngomentt Are. 4
whsmxorox, April Jim-(Tupi. L7
'8. Gram. 3rd, Ibo only son of the into
position with Waterbury, which also
h'uu thirty. Hartford bus til labor or;
iguhil‘nllonrl, Ken ileum till. Bridge»;
port 37. Mount: 3 llrthcl 3. Merlden
, Middletoun 1i Vow arituin 20..
fNew luhdou 24 Norwalk and South
gnomuk 2i. \‘orwich. ill. rind Slam
ford ltl. ' i4
4 The oulI nit-ills in IJIIuburv durlugi
llhu tout won one of plumbers, uhtoh
* involved thirty employer, lasted seven“
darn nod was successful. The canoei
o( tho dithcui ty who a dcnIsndl for u
minimum page mule i
The director\ of labor organizations
wow: that thorn in a total of hill or-
nuntrulioon in the more or which:
moon two are more and district or-
gullizmlmlt‘ 0f vhf‘ troublt‘tl “1 “I“ on the or the but in the Armv the “M" M tho. “Mill Of his brother Ma.
ionilcrurml laredeIic-k .1)
math one in classed Its. a lockout’
:- and llli‘. others as slwrlkcu in the mile?
understandings. 2.60:: persons: were in
.rolvrd unri 39.240 dmn‘ time lost bi ,
rmwu of failure to Mid?! In innucu i
i..Iu setuumem. 4 '
. Twenty tour (1 our. occupations
were Iwrouented (bribe tabulation an
*tolbws; Plumbers. I37; cornmeal.
pointers and paperhnngcra, in hot
lcnricrs. Bub: molderr, 15; Oyster
Eopeners 92: metal uornkern no; wunv
blew York (“‘lty.
ibis
(ion. Prod. ll. Grunt did not learn or
iIia inther‘u s :ddeu death In New ‘I or}.
until an anti; hour today. Ht was or
t .routr by the down and took the first
quilnblo train for Non l'orlr
No one horn won in a posit ion in u‘
morning to make an authoritative
Itaiemcnt in to tho funeral ceremo-
nies nor «an it known uhother tho
body will be buriod in Arlington Nit-4
tionsl Cemetery it nus suggested the
“body might ho intcned in the tomb
where bin illustrious father litfl.’ lzI4
the Grant Immortal in Riverside Park. 6
his
rank
Having been at illt‘ time of
death nu offlcor of the hiuhusl
late Gun. Grunt will ha entitled to a-
mom imposing military funeral if Milli
in the deslro of tho Inciuhcrn of his»
fanIlII. 4
Although tukon bv surmise at the
.vsuddon dumb bin 1‘ loads in tho “'33;
Department he”? {or a long time have
been under the upprelteiiuiou that tie-II": *l'
Trad." Grunt no he was directional tel
he inst Honoured in ii ushlngtou not-i
oral months ago. it was notice-:1 that
step had loot its bristnerul
pound in accordance with s uyrtomfers. 266; mono cutters. 52; theatrical “a that the general moved siowiv.
of state insurance or in I mute-In of
liability to ho collouod by the indtn
I'lduul injured.
74 if it is in be II system or utntu
insuruncr. by “how shall the pro-
miumn be paid. by the employer only.
the employer. and in
pa“ b5 the employee. and in the
latter case in what proportion shall
lhcyhc divided?
if the ninth insurance plan is not‘
adopted, but the sums due for com.-
pcusntiou are to be collected by the
emploveu from the employer, how
shall ouch liability be enforced,
through prowedings in the ordinary
courts or through some special tri-
bunal nprmluted for that put-pour?
it. If the latter alternative is taken.
what should he tho nature of such
tribunal?
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. new lNCOflPDRATlONS.
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Taft School or Wat-flown lneorporat-i
0d With 3300.000 cnpmt.
~ Certificates o! incorporation were
died yesterday in the othoo of the sec-
retary of state as follows:
Taft School Incorporated. 4Water-
town; to take over the 'l‘nft School;
capital stock. 8800.000: begin business
with $206,000; incorporntors. Horace
D. Tart. Harley F. Roberts, Mihom
C. Bovaird, all of watertown.
Plymouth Granite Company. Thom-
aston; capital stock. 350.000; begin
business with. 022.000; lucorpo'rstors.
Howard M. Guernsey. Jooeph H Winn.
Edwin J. tidy. all or Thomutou. and
Thom“ Burton of Weiervlllo.
lldosl Building Company. Water-
will; “Flintlock. 80.000; begin bust.
pin with 08.000; premium. Jacob
Ami-t, Reuben Hmwln. tune “-
bet-t. all of wow". . -
M. 0. driver mam. New Britain.
building in delimitation work; cup-n
4 kilo .blfllllfli'"
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turnout: incorporation. 11.0.3»
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or; unmounted“: u use: '
23: garment nor-hero.
tron-
grind
stage emplov'ea.
300; machinists o5; structural
flWOrkfil‘fi 37; nlmw maaoml. to:
era. to: rubber nomination; casters:
tuudurs 26: track laborers. no; tool
faction; 25: upoolorr. Ii 4 1
3 Fifteen of tho nirikon were for an'
incrcoue in wanes; seven because of
inn obtcctlou to news uorklng ruled;g
and in two instunmo. the turnout-lug
cistern. The: diachnrge of certain cm- i
ployea canned three. and the others!
wore caused by various troubles. The
result or the coutrorcrulou mnv be
; summarized as iollown: Striking cm-l
plovce were our-consul in their con-
tentions in Inolte instances. the ho.»
lug partlnhv successful in fourteen
cases in tholr contentions. two of the
sdluuledj
I4
idlmcultieu were nmirabls
fund onc remains uuuottlod at
close of the report.
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MEN RAISED To SUCOEED OLD
CONDUCTORS.
At the. New Haven road others it.
erlng the passenger train rune recent-
ly vacated on the New linen system
by the retirement of; Conductors W
slonlist, (but their pieces had been
taken by the following veteran eon-4
doctors who were entitled to “bid in"!
for them by virtue of seniority of sen
vine; James H. Pony of New Haven to
succeed Psrdee and it. w. Leavitt or
Edmond. to succeed 0.44 P. Davis. Dal-4
us was 4| Hartford mum
Both of the road he considered
’ ' undone: in the murmur mvlco. '
And both or the then «In have been
elven tho new pines. ”are well known
whom. '
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the New haven reed
um mm to monitor “‘4
the ~
was eluted today in the‘matter of cow
w. Purdee. and C. P. Davis on the pen- ' 1
employ” In tho ”odour terrier of
1‘0 2M he!“ not um 93‘ ill hithdr ‘
trace of indecision;
ills complexion indicated seriouai
.funotionui dorhngemenl. Tho gerr‘
erai admitted that be wan not foul-
and u ith u
ling Inn «mt-ll but declared that this tenants in the burned area lost prac-
condition was the result of much worhf
and at he would soon be restored;
to the condition if he could take of
short rest. 5
Titltlux learn he went south and‘
after the reports begun to come vol
IWnIIhlngton‘ ot‘ an alarming noturn‘t tin: ‘;
lworot or them indicating that gimp:
toms of the appearance oi” the some;
throat trouble which had caused ther
death or his father had made their up
’l‘hcso utoricn uerc promili 4.
though in a purely formal ‘
pourrtnoo.
ly dculod.
‘0'?me
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imam Jr.. for years n resident of till:
Grunt nor any member of his family
_illl$t‘ltl‘lfiftlcl0!‘i‘ of into.
cdflrmndilllll W EAST
”‘5’? “'m‘ “mm ‘0 "mm“ 6‘ ly tailed «an wr.‘ 5in mm “'th HIRTFDBB EARLY T00"
,vuiucd at $45,000 and on this about
which next to that. of chief of staff, is
regarded as the“ most important in tho
4 AIIny-ro'nnmndelnib-chic! of the grout-
‘01- hinrtwarn Division.
This position is
or such inlportnn‘e that it cannot long
be permitted to remain I'm-ant. hence.
it in probable that very scan after tho}
inunrai it will be nor-cumin to detail'
«nicer of high rank for the. poor:
lion. probably Mums-General wuuam'
i.l C‘ artol uou nestetant chic! of stall. ‘
ion Curler unit the communder of
the famous Irinocuver division in Te):
.15 luau tear and has been slated for‘
detail all conisndurdnrhlct or the. Do?
panInent of ill!» Lari-zen. with headuur-'
tent at Chicago. it is holievod this
p.0grant will in abandoned in View
of tho preuent ornorgonm.
SAN DIEGO (74L, ApIil l2«-—L’.
city. denied himself to all visitors
tam today. nhcn he received the
Grant it
“no learned that prolmbh neither Mr.
would go cast to attend the general's
funeral. Mr. Grant‘s health has been
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320.000 of iusurnncc was carried. The
Hobby everything. The tile is con-
nldurcd the worst, in tho history of
this: linrtlolrt The section affected
is just east of the new Connecticut
river bridge and! routs on the Bolt
icvard Tho buildings burned include
the foilouing: '
The lvman R. Risley block.
An approach to the Sutter Hotel.
Suuor Hotel burn.
George, Ailing block.
.l. H. Boardman house.
Tenement. block owned by .l. 4H.
‘ Honduran.
4 the town has experienced in your.
manic or; another heavy blow to
4m4muuwm
M. A. Higlcy 3 house, owned in (i.
W. Darling
Otto Schurdcr house. owned by (l.
4 \V. Darling.
iiottsc owned by Misses Mary and
Florence Duffy.
M. A. Higiey's burn.
W. M. White and Soné’ warehouse
and born. -
J. ii. Boardman's warehouse and
burn
in carton! of damage to prOperty
the fire “as one of the severest uhich
It
the
town for tire losses in four 'lyeam
4 much the big total of 3800.06l‘n.
After the flames seized hold 11sz
the saw mill they made rapid headway
and then began its sweep which prac-"
tirnlly tool; the whole renter of the
Meadows section. in length of‘terri-
bury the fire ran nearly threefourthu
of a mile along both sides of the Con-
necticut Boulevard, leaving a streak
of charred and smoking ruins at.day-
light where yesterday were rows of
buildings. At one time it seemed as
if the flames would sweep through the
entire meadow district. and only the
united efforts of the local and the
Hartford lire dcpartment checked the
names after they had raged up 34nd
do'un the Boulevard for more than
throohoure. Many of the occupants
Of did tenement blocks and other
norms in the path of the domes made
desperate etiorts to remove their beg
innings and those fartheat from the
center of the tire were abio to save.
many of their effects. All were tok-
en in by relatives or friends and to
day the question of finding other baht!
tationo for them was upper-moan The
breaking of elccrric light and power“
wires and the flying o'l‘ sparks and tire
brands through the air on the strong-
wind added to the danger as well as
to the spectacular side of the confla~
gration. The flames lighted up the 4 _
district and could be seen for miles ‘
around. Thousands were “drawn to"
the scene and it was drawing toward
daybreak before the crowds began to
melt «Way as the names died down.
This is the third severe fire loss
which the town has suffered within
the last four years. The burning of
the w. ‘1... Hunting warehouse. rour4
years ago. was the first. That limo:
turn located on Main street in the:
center or the town. was tilled with
hundreds or cases of tobacco owned
by a New York house, and the loss 4
was estimated at about $450,000. TWO
years ago a gauge conducted by
George Richardson and loomed on the
Boulevard east of the Risley block
which was burned last night. gm de- ,
4etroyed. entailing a loss of 1100.000
So for as could be ”094an to-
day. no one was injured during thin
morning‘s lire.
Annetuck Home l: Burned to around. 4
NEW MILFORD. April flw’l’he
ram houne of Edward A. Bennett, rit-
uated about three mileenorth of here
in. what in known or thofionetuok dio-
irlct, was burnodgtoritho‘ ground .yos-
tel-day afternoon with” illitta contend.
‘ fir. Bennett. m written in the holds
when that fll‘9 mm on the blaze
tum Inch bond“: that withlit an
hour the W me «Wed. Mrs
Bennett I414 one 04¢ Mr children were
ll the bottle when the an storied A
1W ohm due is believed to
have: been the douse. Lou about $3.-
m: purity mu. to. Bennett *3
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