, ‘ outcast, ovation
nice to“ station about“ e14
. feet, thenceto station
”270 in elevation 15.00 wfeet, Il’Omi
thence rising upon a straight, trade 0“
7 percent to station 500 at elevation
33.75 feet, thence upon a vertical
curve to meet Quintard avenue. Said
‘ curb lines to be. parallel with and 10
foot distant from the adopted, side-
lines. .
And ‘we do hereby designate and the
the width of the sidewalk on each
side of snidmvers avenue, “between
the avenues aforesaid, to be ten feet,
the paved part of each sidewalk to be
livedeet inwldth and'laid adjacent to
fence lines, leaving the spaces of five
‘feet for grass and trees between the
paved walks and the outer brides c‘i!
curbs, the height and level of said
sldewnurs to be in accordance with
such line grade and have a slope of 36
inch per foot t0wsrds the gutter.
And we do hereby estimate and ap-
praise the damages and benefits re
sulting Or accruing from the taking of
land for public lute as aforesaid to be
equal in each instance where land is
so taken. ‘ ', ‘
South ‘Ncrwalk, Conn, Sept. 3, 1912.
HARRY W. MATHER,
GEORGE I... OLIVER,
FREDERICK H. WELD,
Committee.
The following was submitted by
Councilman Harry W. Mother:
Whereas, The Committee of its own
body appointed by this Council on
August 5, 1912, to change and nlter
“ the grade’ot Rivers avenue, between
all? 3‘9”” trace 0f dandruff andiwoodward and Quintard avenues, in
83" “Y improve ”1.9 growth and an i this city, and to, layout, designate and
”me Of the hair. {fix the course, width, height and level
Get a fifty cent bottle from “We: the sidewalk and gutter on each
”3515‘ today, and notice the differ: 'side of said Rivers avenue, between
:ence in your hair after a few days 'the avenues aforesaid, and to report
treatment. All druggisls sell it, undcrlithe same in Writing to this council, ‘ ‘ .
guarantee that the money will be re: lembodylng in said report a descriptive lMayor Tammany appointed Council.
nded if the remedy is not exactly {survey of said Rivers avenue and theimen Miller, Hoyt mid liicld to con-}
“is. mpmgented, igrade thereof, between the avenues stltute a committee to alrnnge with
31%;” ‘Vaioresaid, and the course, width, :3; Triump Company for the much-
., _ ill-eight, level and grade or the walk ‘ ' '
”TIRE MAG"|NE8 Fun land gutter in and upon each side of l 12“: 00:11?“th 0t freeholdeisbonntllg
. isuid Rivers avenue, and an estimate ay “ 2’“ :y" 9W. asenile hen lm t-t
miTflBEB ELEGT'O" ""aud appraisal of benefits or damages 3 afiglfollxwinvguzb?ofifil‘etdeb: it”
v“ fires-lilting or accruing to any person or I ‘
c" “F sou-r“ NORWALK lpersons from the inking of land for
cilmau Hoyt:
(Continued from first page.)
‘ Milli“ it“ t;
it Proves The: There's A Way: Out for
Many Suffering Scuth Normik
I, ., ‘ Folks“. * .
,Just another report of a case in
«,Scuthorwalkr Another typical case.
kidney ailments relieved in South
clematis with Dean's Kidney ‘Pilis- .7 ‘ ‘
is: D. Kelly, is Wood street, south
Norwalk, (loud, says: "The results ‘
that follow the use of Dean’s Kidney
Pills one always "satisfactory and I am
pleascd‘to confirm the public te‘sti»
many I gave in their praise some time
ago]: . .
The endorsement referred to by Mr.
Kelly was given in April. 1900, .hrld
was in substance as follows: "i was
troubled for a year and a half by dull
pains over my hips” together“ with
sharp twinges in the small of my
back, especially noticeable when l
straightened too quickly after stopping.
I also had headaches and dizzy spells.
was restless and arose in the morning
feeling more tired than when I went
to bed. when suffering in that way,
I had the. good fortune to hear of
Dean‘s Kidno‘y ,Pills, and procured a
supply at Ploisted's Drug Store. Theyl
worked W More and in less than a.
Week my rouble disappeared." F
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
cents. Foster-Milburn (30., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States. . .. 4
Remember the name—~Doan's~snd
take no other.
M.... A
ed as the kind of voting" machine to
be used at the city election to be held
on the first Monday in October. in
accordance with the‘tcrms specified
in a letter on file in the city clerk's cf-
dice. So voted.
On motion of Councilman Miller,
‘ . ‘ I
clips of sadness . accompanies
.. iscovel‘y of the first gray hairs
. unfortunately are lockcd‘upcn
y aids ofadvanclng age.Grsy hair,
yer handsome it may be, makes
person look old. We all know thread.
. bbtngcsof being young.‘ Aside from
the cod impression a youthful appear-
njcs makes on others, simply know-
bat you are "looking fit" gives
one across to undertake and accom-
_ things.» So why suffer the hand»
, capo: looking old on account of gray
rs,‘ when a. simple remedy will
v your «hair youthful color and
on y in a few days' time? ,1
as people know lthut'common gar-
” ‘ acts as a color restorer and
, to as, well. Our grandmothers
,3. Sage Tea" for keeping their
{daring soft and luxuriant. in
are Sage and Sulphur Hair Reme-
m an ideal preparation of
siege, blned with‘”Sulphnr and oth-
l‘tl Bible remedies ,ifor dandruff,
M'Mhlp and thin. weak hair that
‘lit’yat the ends or constantly
out; A few applications of this
is remedy will bring back the
., and in a short time it will re-
c
Whereas the committee of freehold-
ers appOintod to layout, widen, cu-
iarge and grade Bayviow avenue:
from _Hiilslde street to West strcct,‘
have submitted to this Council its rc-‘
lpublic use as aforesaid, have dill;r re-
ported in writing to this council;
, construction committee. ‘iilierefore,
A petition was received from the 3 Resolved, Tlint tile liith day of Sep-
‘ ‘ - n ' ‘tember, liil2. at ei lit 0‘ . or . .
residents of Summit avenue aski g ior if (‘i ‘k p m on port in writing, showing said luyout,
.. two extra electric lights. the time and the Council Chamber us» ' _
_ . widening, enlarging and grading,
'03 111011011 01' Councilman Miller, it .tlie place 1’9 ““d the same are hereby which report embodies a descl‘iptl e!
Was voted to refer the petition to the \designated when and where the coun-i ' ' ' ‘i .
,, . . survey. of said proposed improvement
- , ‘ lcil will hear ob oct l u ‘. ' .
com mitten 0“ “Elm" 5 ions to at on Ch “ge end an estimate and appraisal of lien-t
. :and alteration of rat l h -
The following communication was 3 tie a! d to! 6 lay l flls or damages resulting or accruing
e
- . r ; tout, designation an i ‘1
received and read by Ciel“ (,uneo l d flying of “9...“, any person or persons from the ink-
. . . . c urs ., v‘ ti, ' . . ~
Eon. Mayor and Bonld of Louncllmeu. 0 e l 1‘“ height and level or the.lug oi land for public use us More-
- . sldcwai '11 it .. . o a
LGentlemeu. k Hid g‘ t“ “f resold 1nd wisnid and for said improvement;
We hilol't cash on hand of treason gsuch estimate and appraisal of belle l fore
_ . - 2.1lltsnn dim . ' ‘
st and alone of this dopattment, s . , . d_ I uses, and shall hear 8“; Resolved' mm, the ,6“, any of Sept
528.29. llulltlesvlnierestcd in relation to meitembcl' 1912 at cl ht o'cmck )‘ m
5 3 Respectfully submitted, .ucceptancc ”f sum report of its own ins the ’time rind thuxConnoll Chalmber
~ « H ,v.‘ ‘iniilcmi wlol ‘ a ‘ - I '
- WM ER LOMMlbeONLRS‘ l n l H 0‘ in p,m‘ and. m re ins the place be and the some are here-
per. H. .gnrd to any mOdlflcntlon or change.
, . ' by designated when and where the
‘On motion of councilman Miller, "L meleOf; and {council will hear objections'to such
was voted to accept the report. Resolved. Further, That ' '
l- 'The following report wag pend by 1clerk be and he is hereby directed to
Clark John J_ {luueoz {give notice to every person interest-l
there-
the city iiayout ulicrnliou, 'wldcnlllg and grud-
~ , lof benefits and dump es, and shall
‘To the Honorable. the Mayo“ and cd by "“30“ of 1”” land being taken Ilium- all persons inter-cited in relutlou
‘ v" .7. ~lenelr ,_ ... .
(”“39“ 0f the City 0‘ South 1“" H” ’ 0 0d “3 hum ploposcd 1'“ lo the acceptance of such report of
movements, and to .ver' as son
1 o ’ p r ' if[said comiiiiiee, in whole or in part.
' .___. l'uovvn, ffectcd b' . ' . -
linemen. ‘ u 3 such appraisal or land in regard to any modlflcnlion or
undersigned. a committee of:RHS(~SSmEHL, by depositing in the post-lchange thereof. and
. s s l
\
anti" declareduiglnuo grommet“.
bred, to mysplaselnent, that Croesus
and fare in, the some class."
kceper.’ ”Thain-m profits so , crest
is by our invaluable services that we
are entitled to relax a little in busi-
nes hours}? . ‘ “"
vlslnsd ' .
“About amohth ago the president re-
quested each one of us. to bring five
dollarsto be earned by our individual
effortsw The money was to be pro
vided in one month from that day. It.
was .for a special purpose and We all
promised that we'd do as requested. ‘
that cool y. They're mostly marriedl
and Wondered how on earth they could
earn five dollars apiece.
on that way fortwo hours after the
“have been able to bring it!
‘ one was anxious tomes if every one;
.Well, she brought only $4.30!
‘ 'nmouut. What do you suppose she'd
' sers!
l- he had worn the day before—«and then
. pairs of trousers out of the closet
ling and to such estimate and appraisal ,
‘ "CIRCUS ON THURS. Y. ,
\‘pscs‘r llowande, a name of Drssli
and how‘s resident Iof Itcadinll. Malls.
. althoushgonly ,30 years old, dribbli-
strains twice daily: with emotionally» ‘
new big shows an act which all» rival
‘euuestl'isns ‘declare the toast dangers
, ougto lite and limb ever attempt/ad by
mortal mud: A member of the crisis»
al ‘ Mwande ‘l family, and practically
reared on the, united back of a horse, ‘
‘tbifi . intrepid ‘young man bacillus
' Known in and onto! the professioncn
both hemispheres as “Death's Tomli-
ter" long before attaining his major-
ity. “‘Not contented with merely doing
the things his instructors could teach.
Young 'LOWsnde has originated many
hazardous feats which have gained
him wide renown and recognition as
the most fearless and finished rider
ever seen in public. file newest effort
is a real thriller, in which two horses
running random around the ring are
used. Standing on the bare back of
the lending nurse, as itswlftly flies in
a circle, Mr. mwunde rises in the air,
turns a complete revolution and lands
standing upright on the back of the
second running horse with more facil-
‘lty than the average acrobat can
Weren't supposed to'brins any money glswwztmlf: tsoiiliiersuuit on terra fir-
that was given themi—sothey couldn't, . w . s an ng the ease and
ask their husbands to help them. Queue by which he accomplishes this
“Well. last Wednesday evening the sremnrkable pcriormsnce "5 15 an
month was up. “ Of course. 1 influook achievementaio other person has suc-
n live dollar bill that I'd saved from cecdcd in imitating. Other riders
my last checked] was licrfccllrsafe. have attempted to copy’it and always
if I hadn't earnedit myself i wouldn't with disastrous results. Mr. Lowande
will pooltivcly present this not at
,both the ultcrnOmi and evening per.
foruisnces ‘of‘ Sl'g. Sautelle's circus on
Thursday.
Daily Line to N. v.
For FREIGHT only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
28, East River, New York (foot ~
of Dover street). every day (ex
' ccpt Sundnyl at 3 p. m. Freight
received uthorwalk up to i p.
m. and South Nor-wills up to 5:30
p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Company
Arming J. Smith, o. CrHcflmlh,
Lassen. General Agent
K. m...”- n u... . WNMWWN
m
in Five Minutes!
.. . Tim! ii!
"i never before realised how nous
“Last Wednesday'sveaino 1 “WV"
Wonder what upset your stomucbw
which portion of tile food did the
damnuemdo you?‘ Well. don't bother.
”if your stomach is in a revolt; if
sour, essay and upset, and what you
Just ate has fermented into stubborn
lumpspyour tread dizzy and aches;
belch gases and acids and cructatc
undigested iced; breath foul, tongue
coateldéiust take a little Diapepsln
and in five minutes you will wonder
what became of the indigestion and
distress. V
"Tell my, about it," said the book'-
"“ W“ the Ladies: Aid societY." ex-
the ' little stcnosrapher.
>«
“There aren't many other girls in;
women. o they talked and talked
*—
They went .M
DARIEN "
. AND
NOROTQN
meeting was over. You see, they
"We got there rather early-et'rery
else had brought five dollars. And oh. "
they looked so. worn out and tired.
and some of them even looked cross!
“When the «meeting began we all
began to tell how the money was
earned—and that’s what gives me my
wealthy sensation!
“You know‘ Mrs. Ward. .Her hus-
band owns nearly half the city. I be-
lieve, and she has all sorts of motor
cars and wears orchids all winter!
She
was almost in tears about it and she
offered to give the oi or 70 cents, if
they'd let her. ont'oifhcr‘husbsnd’s
money. Everybody was anxious to
hear why she'd failed to earn the full
terday for Europe. ‘.
up the budget for the coming year.
church.
done? Pressed her husband's tron»
“She said she had started right in
———for she could charge only ten cents
a pain—and she know there were only
thirty days in a month: So she hunt-
ed up all the trousers her husband
owned and pressed them the first day.
Then each day she pressed the pair
COX‘.
DAVID ‘ w. . RAYMOND
Funeral Director- Fmbslmer
19 No. Main 8n. So. Non-walk
Residence, 5 Washington St.
Telephone at office—480.2.
Telephone at house-493.
Second Connecticut Volunteers,
she tried to persuade him to change
his trousers at noon sometimes so she
could prose two pairs a. day, but he re-
fused. She was counting up the days,
and at the rate she was going she
couldn't possibly get the five dollars
before the month was up! She made
him pay her each day. Finally, near
the end, in despair. she took albino
Cavalry.
of the W. C. T. U.
. hoped.
. the
usaln and”. finding, she said. that they
were alliitlo wrinkled from housing
so long, she pressed them once more.
it was that performance that ended
' her earning powers. Her husband said
that. a tailor was cheaper and did.tho
work better.
‘ "Mrs. Cullen-you know. she gives
"presents worth hundreds of dollars to
the church every little while. She
fairly keeps lt.runnlng at times. Well,
fraying expenses.
I’M..—
ment in The Sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard King left yes-
Mrs. Edith King is visiting Mrs.
Richard Dugdale, of Noroton Heights.
The Board of Finance and the Sc-
lectmen and School Committee met
last evening in joint session to make
There will be an important meeting
of the Ladies' Missionary Society of
the Congregational ChurchsThursday
at 3 p. m. in the lecture room or the
George A. Martlnusmyears old, died
this morning at the Soldiers‘ Home,
Hospital, after e. long lilness,‘of— can-
He is survived by a widow whose
home is in New Rochelle but but is at
present ln'Europe. His body will be
taken to Ossinlng for burial. Mr. Mar-
tlnuo wns‘a private in Company E,
and
also in Company C, First Connecticut
‘Mrs. Corn E. Scbcrry will lecture in
,the Methodist. Church on Thursday ev-
3 using at 8 o'clock under the auspices
There will be spe-
cial music and a large attendance is
Mrs. Sebcrry was active in
prohibition campaign in“ Maine
and an interesting loctlli‘o is assured.
A colecilon will be taken toward de-
Mouey well invested—«tn Advertise
. ncil appointed on t ‘ . .
t 1912, to change lllld nitel‘ like of the pendfilUW of said proceed-
e of..i'ilvers avenue, between “18H uud of said hearing, in accord-
rd and Quintnrd avenues, in once with the requirements of the
he 5th day iodine in this city, postage paid, a no-l
licsolvcd, Further, that the
‘clcrk be and lie is hereby directed to
lgive notice to every pcrsOn interested
lily reason of his land being taken or
cit.”
she sold magazine subscriptionsl She
said that she found all her friends al-
ready were subscribers for all the
magazines she had for sale. Finally
she had to canvass the streets. and
* EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND,GLASSEB GUARANTTED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UNITED BANK BUiLDlNG,
, and to lay-out, designate and ,clfy cllurtcr. . .
.e curse. width. height and loveli On motion of Councilman Mather illifitfgufiidhfo :tSrymprrgmd 1:113:32-
lldBWNk 31“} gutter on “Ch iwus voted to adopt the resolution. uffecicdn- by said appraisal ’or ounces:
1 ”Lil Rivers avenue, between; 'l‘he following was submitted by imont by dupesitlug in the post-Office
, Gilli” 3’0’9931‘1' and to ”9°“ Colmcllmuli Oliver and 0“ motion In this city postage paid a notice of
W01}! writing to said COMIC”! Indoptcd: tho pcudcncy of said proceedings and
a in said report a descriptive. Resolved that the unuunl city mecta , , ,
0’3“” Rivers avenue and the l‘lng for the ‘cbolce of city Officers snail :(smiggx’i;"‘3???“sz ml? the
mm“, between the avenues jbo hold at the Town Court Room, on (in motion of Councilors; billion the
“owl! lilo course, widgmlllariland street. in this city, on Mon- resolution was “domed '
‘ $9391 and crude of he walk and :day, 00‘0"“ 7th, 1912’ The polls it was voted that when the meeting
and upon each aide-”of said «shall remain open from six O'clock in ndlourn it adjourn to meet ”a“
i d 3103'
avenue, and an 9'93”“? and the forcnocn until live oclcckiln the day evening September 9th
in 0! “WM“ 0'“ damages ’9‘ afternoon; and Councilman «Hoyt moved ‘that the
0f accruing to any person 0" Resolved. Further, that the city committee on city hull and the mayor
"1mm “'0 “Willi! 0’ land for ‘9er be and he ‘3 hereby directed *0 be uppolnlcd a committee to arrange
. '0.“ “07‘5“”- respectfully “9' unites "Due" M “Md meeting to be ‘for a fitting colobrationto accom all
u. they have attended to {ha published in accordance with the re- the laying m, the corner stone mum:
of their said appointment, and quiromsnls of the city clmrtcr. new city hull 80 vote d Adjourned
‘ do hereby change and alter The following was presented ' ' ' ‘
'0, gm ilchrs avenue, bo- Councilman Harry w. Mather:
oodwurd and Quintnrd nven- Relative to Voting Machines.
maid in accordance with the no. It Enacted by the Council of the
City of South Norwnllr:
doc. 1. Voting machines shall be
used for voting, registering and counta
ins votes cast for city officers at any
and all elections hereafter hold is tau
city. and upon all directions, ‘broposia
lions and amendments \cbmlttcd at
any such election. ’
Sec. 2. All ordinances and-parts of
ordinances ludousiltent herewith are
thereby repealed ,
hdcpted by this Council of the (lily out 0' 50"“?
of South Norwsllt this iird day of dcp- . : ‘ , . . .
temper, A. b.1912. , . L0“ ‘3‘ , discomfort “f“,fh‘i,
Alarmed. sentence c.1913. bluesmand man serious.
{louncilmsn Way moi/ed that the if
ordlnuscs’be ,sdcptsd and it was so
Voted» I, . . f4
nonunion William '3‘. Hoyt. some
in end took his plates at this time.
suspicions read cyclic our .
3cluriisnd on motion were ordered
a .
by
sALAmss
. am. censuses.
wnsi—usorou, Sept.
ulns upon the easterly line
Ward avenue, designated as
t nitration 4.29 feet, thence
3i vertical curve to station
ion 0.18 feet. thence to
sit elevation ' 8.15 feet.
‘ on 150 at elevation inst
rte station 200 feet at old
' t, thence to station
, 13.35 feet, thence, to
t-xsievatiou 18.00 feet.
no open s sirsisht
_ cent to station 600 at
t1 i thence upon a Van
‘ outburst avenue.
l
come effective smother 30.
k
iNOREABED FOR HU-
4.--Undcr
authority conferred by the potholfice
uppropricllon bill, multimeter Gonor-
sl Hitchcock has increased the salon
loss of rural letter carriers on piano»
srd routes from update $1,100 a
your. inns effecting 30,000 men with
proportionate increases to carriers on
shorter routes. The order will. in.
South Norwaik.
Fenwick Optical Co.
yet in order to mnkc up the five doi-
isrs she was compelled to soil three
subscriptions to herself and then give
away the magazines! We couldn't do-
cide whether that Was fair or not.
"Mrs. Briggs pniutedi'plaoe cards!
She said she spent most of the
month in wondering what to do, and
just a few days before last Wedneb
day she learned that 9. special friend
of here was alvins a luncheon.
she told the friend that she'd paint
place cards at 26 cents eachl in is-
noranoe, her friend took her offer, and
she brousht 0 place cards to show. .
She had to flush nt'it herself. for ._
she’d Defer painted a this: in her life
before and she thought these simple , ..
little thins: would he awfully easy!
There was a little red hillw-shc had
Tron BOYS ‘ 8: test; any mere.
cuts w
lust three color politic and didn't
Sentinel
, Lovs's’s
“THE PLACE" '
“
know what to mix for other colors“
and on the red bill was a yellow
house with blue trimminss. ' Those.
wars the three colors-«sud all the em-
banishment! were of the same colors.
They were renllyunlouc. ‘
“Mrs. iiradwsy is a dear little old
woman who lost drives around and
looks sweetsnd dainty and, aces to %
church. thematic a. contractwith her
son to used his whole, faith fora".
dollarsi, " ‘ ‘
"Actually; when it not to me to tell
how est-nod my iivedollars finally '
feit‘nshsined that re done it so easily
‘u—ylt didn't seem rlsbtl do Miss Brown,
who is studying, music'snd has it time
. rushing ends incensed i went into-s
corner and hidwhllc wellstened. For
' earned her money as llr. too
too th iii dolls '
culled
” lithe chclrl
people ' fool
."Wim they
o workinl’i‘la—Ohicsflo ~
s
more. sonic grooms“,
use: . on 4n in» sub ertlsH
LA‘TU " ‘. 1' ‘ ..
‘ - .llel s mission
All Indigestion, Heartburn and
«Dyspepsia docs and Your Stomach Feels Fins
bad stomach, A little,.l")lnpopeiu oc-
cushiniiliy keeps the stomach rcglllntv
cd and they «it their favorite funds
without fear. .
if yourslom‘nch doesn't take care of
”our liberal limit without rebellion;
yif your foodie a damage instead of a.
"help. remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless relief is l’npe’s Dispel)-
sln which costs only fifty cents for a
.lurge case at drug stores. llt's truly
[wonderful—4t digests food and sets
things straight, so gently and easily
lllhat it is astonishing. Please don't go
i
lb...~lohs of men and women 3' today on and on with! a weak, disordered.
snow that it is needless to have a stomach; it’s so unnecessary. »
YAkE TO GET A $63.00!) REQUEST
ULTIMATELV.
HADDAM, Sept. 4.——A number
of public bequests are made in the
will of
former New York business man, who
died at his summer home in this town
recently, Tile will was made public
yesterday and disposes of an estate
estimated at about $112,000. Some
time before «his death Mr. Brninerd
gave the town a; library, and his will
beqileuths $10,000 as an endowmenm‘
for that institution. ' ‘
To the . First Congregational
Church of Haddam, $5,000 is given. to
the Congregational church of um-.
die Haddam $6,500, to the Middlesex
hospital at Middleiown $5,000, to pro-
vitfi a. free bed at that institution to
be known as the llr_ainerd Free lied,
and to Yale university $25,000 fomhe
use of the medical department. 'l‘wo
nieces, Helen and Flora Brailierd, are
given $40,000 each in trust, the, will
providing that upon the death of their
issue the money shall go to Yale to
be used in the medical department.
________.___....—_—
RECEIVED AT STATE PRISON.
Nine Prisoners, sentenced to state
prison at the recent term of the su-
perior court in New Haven county,
were received at the prison Saturday.
They are: Alfred Diano, enticing fe-
males for immoral purposes, One. to
two years: Thomas Smith, alias ll’aul
Trudell, theft and burglary, two to
four years: John W. Sergeant, alias
John "R. Smith, burglary, one to two
years; Jacob "Roses, burglary, one. to
‘thl'ce’ycars: Curtis~W. Reynolds, mau-
slaughtcr, two to ten years; Thomas J.
McCabc, theft from person, our to
one and one~haif years; Ernest ll.
Marlin, assault with intent to murder,
two to scroll years; William uOOiii‘,
alias Thomas Grimcnus, burglary and
their. two to four years; Pietro ilornn-
do, alias Arisio Demo, alias Arlslo
Maiazzazzl, assault with intent to hill,
on.- yeur to fifteen months.
The cans-taut aim of The
is to have its
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