. rm
' “'lfarlorgllitrnl'tuu'
{Rush Carpets.- Bodegas "
Wool Desks. mom-w
s m
slams. Boo
mm Slim.
moo-1p. announce. "
noulng' party at the’, Continentel‘Mine. of
the 1316th Vale‘y Coal “Company, 2
which is trying to reach Thomas Toe-ll—
‘2 2 3. ' 2. 2 . 2' If stcmy the nest
' i - ‘ _~ ' ., 2‘ 2 ‘ . 3 "mm “2333.3:
“ l 2 2 '2 2- / 23 2,2 2,2 33 2 ' 22 't 2 3 ~ 3 - - 2 2 3m“%”,'fauf§ifl", fit: "you nc'od not understirld from thiE. “GINO Him
2“ 3 2 2 22 .3 , 2 2 2 2 '2 ,2 . 2 , can - 2 2 ..._ 2~ 2 cost us, No. 4 Hand Cylinder Wash-‘f'act' that the managers are going to W
" ‘ ' ’ 2 ‘ ‘ 3 3 2 or mflffomlfmmlio Appsrwbu.‘ make him their witness. :ClllNTliiAllfA p6,, oer. 14m. :93.
. ~32 . ' “We never thought you would " in-
am “”228 ‘2, terioote’d inure Herrick. “‘8', sown-
cr's chief counsel.
“anshhfl*.
DIED
-W—3 w w 2
TO LET—FURNISHED, BEAUTI‘
|DIEIDw—A'l‘ DARIEN, CONN" TUES-
day, September 30th, Angeline 'Morsey.‘
Funeral services at her late residence,
'Illiursday at 2 p.m
WANTED ‘ '
WANTED—MIGHT PURCHASE
son ‘ sans—acne”, VA 2 use
sewing machine. 2 Telephone 261-5.It
' ' " ‘2 . 01;
FOR SALE OR TO RENTé-TWO
houses on easterly and ot L’Hsmmock
Island. $160.06 and $50 for season.
Address Mrs. Poole, L’liammock ls-
land, South Norwa'lk s30 3t
fat 5 room apartment, telephone, 68
weekly. Address X Y Z, Sentinel.
01 at
T0 LET-IN EAST NORWALKT 52
rooms, 610$ also 3 rooms, South Nor-
Inquire 76 Washington
01 lit
walk 88. 030.
'St.
III'II‘EII IIAIIII BLOW
(continued from First Page.)
I ‘ m
sliv. surzrii DEIIT iii-
'The “Cross entry" made In the gov-
rPresiding Judge Cullen then ruled
that Mr. Stanchilcld In reading the
Sarecky testimony must confine him-
self to the parts in which lSsrecky re—
fused to answer the questions concernr
lag the campaign contributions.
John C. Birdseye, secretary of the
Civil Service Commission, who testi-
heslry, a miner, who was entombeda
last Friday, this morning arrived at a
point which showed’ihat forty feet of
solid coal and rock would have to be
cut throughrto, enable them to crawl
In and relies the imprisoned man.
'Toshésky is undergoing the ordeal s
il—«m
bravely in his isolated little prison live
Meadow
, 81:E§l)m Electric W013“. Dill. II.
.810! I‘ll.
use and
avlinnd and
n: Go.
2cm! IL.
nod
Id Ava: '
second-hand Oliver Typewriter if price
is right Telephone 967 at once.
01 1t
WANTEDwSHUT'I‘LE BOYS AND
girls In finishing room. Poppard
Emby. Works. 3 01 3t
3"; WANTED—YOUNG MAN ABOUT
TO LET—~6fiTRO0M HOUSE, IM-
provements. 49 Taylor Ava, Oct. 15,
22. 3 room cotta e. Norwalk, 4.
poultry yards in Ohio Inquire Mr: gpring Hill. 5 roogme, “23 George
A. Dl‘l’l’lsi “OWN“- 829 ‘ Mitchell, Gazette IBIdg.
F0“ “LE 0" “3" “”34 TO Let—luvs ROOMS cool)
room bungaloes on Lincoln 2.Ave tile location. inquire F. llopp, '35 Cove
construction, all improvements; iprlce Ave, East Norwalk. 830 St
cz—‘t‘s or Ave. an that.
ill—~Woodw ardA m“
Al—Burrllt and Quintard Aves. all IQ,
indium will lower.
was i t a .
“4‘0"“ 0 sh "Iv-rd moo: Alluvial-“wink 22
Box iii—Corner Pi'itnam avenue sole
Reed street.
eruor‘s Harris 2 and Fuller account
dated, December 3d 1912, the day be-
fore his inauguration. also was to be
examined, it was .reported. Counsel
for the Board of Impeachment Mana-
gers intimated that Qhe entry was
made later than this date.
FOR 8ALE-TWO PURE ANCONO
“Gd yesterday, was recalled to testify hundred feet below the surface. Fro
fowl. Direct from the Cecil Shepard
regarding the appointment of Smoky quently during the night he conversed
BB deportation agent 0! the state 1103" with the rescuers, his remarks being
'pital commission. He identified a let- heard very clearly through the fifty
ter written to the commission by Ches- feet of tubing penetrating the coal
tar C. Platt. secretary to the governor,' breast from an "adjoining chamber.
It made‘ requesting the commission 2to note Since a blanket was pushed through
18 years bid, in cutting room. Cluet3t fightnu’fioinffi: of 30133823335 goalbh’lg’ his debt for securities appear as a that Sarecky had resigned as confl- the tube to him yesterday he feels i )th'i'i‘tos'r 68""6‘35." ohmth‘o‘m
Peabody ,& 02°" Inc- “if? ' ' at if saggin'LigElonNg' :Qggfllfilg A332; loan. deatial secretary to the governor on more comfortable. He said water'wae “an? 3:31:20 ““1? ”:0“ and .2 ,. N
WANTED _ SITUATION AS . . 3 Further attempts to get Into the July 13. dripping from the roof and that his standard "um-1 ‘ tutti.
. bookkeeper and steuogrsipher. Some FOR SALE-“BARGA'N IN SOUTH 2:30 light and garret. Jacob Lingzvgegt record the story of how Louis A. Sa- 2 :He also identified a letter from the prison was beginning to grow damp, 215%»??? at odd times. i
gxoeigegfe N 3I3noo313‘n3e R Fasagéo at: :‘ffi’ghfi 12;:39gn'fi3rgf‘ém‘; 3333 reckv was given a $4.000 “per year so "State Hospital Commission to the CH while the atmosphere was becoming ufihh‘fikfi 393'“ "m“ ”mm
rn3 ., »0 W 2 3 TO LE ~MEETIN3G ROOM, SUIT‘
WANTED '-"— 22R‘EFINED,‘ WOMAN
rwith daughter'xoing to school wishes
position as managing or working
housekeeper. Doctor, widower or flim-
ily of adults or any place of trust.
“ Write Box 82', Rowayt'on ' s30 3t
street, Scribner avenue and Connecti—
cut Turnpike. Take your pick at $146
each Terms 826 down, balance $10
monthly. Discount for cash. Dimen~
sions and other particulars at my of-
fice. William 1’. Small, 23 Monroe
St, facing station.
WANTfioéT-HREE ADULTS. W0-
2 men, three or~fou3r unfurnished rooms,
not over 310. Central location. Ad-
dress Adult, care Sentinel. 829 3t
2 WANTED '— 'r-wo 'WAITRESSES
Apply Central Hotel, Monroe and
3 Chestnut Sts. s26 3t
- BUSINESS NOTICES
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe, repair shop.2 All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
FOR SALE—rd ROOM HOUSE, ALL
improvements, line condition, center of
South Norwalk. Price $23,650. Inquire
G603. Mitchell. ‘
Dr. Margaret Morrison
Chimp motor
FORMERLY 0F 912w YORK CITY.
Years 06 Experience. 2
SPECIALIST IN SCIENTIFc SPIN
' AL ADJUBTMENT.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Nan-walk;
3......“
8263'
able for 'ofiléh work'. Best business
section of city. Rent very reasonable.
Inquire G. Kickoff, 20 Nerth Main St".
Tel. 362-2. . _ ' 52!) 3t
TO LET—THREE ROOMS. FIRST
street, East Norwalli. Apply to R.
Joseiovsky, 56 Water St, South No'r-
walk, or 221 Flrot St, East Norwalk.
‘ s27 it
To LET-HOUSE WITH EVERY
medern improvement, in line condi-
tion, best of location, central.
rRent reasonable. Inquire 22 Taylor
Ave., near West St. 327 6t
To LET—AN APARTMENT AT 215
and two at 219 East Washington St,
East Norwalk. Apartment at 39 Chain-
el St. Inquire at 64 South Main 28L f
m 4 t
TO LETr—E ROOMS AT 102 80.
Icy committee. were expected.
the stand.
questioned.
their appearance today In the
peachment trial of Governor Sulzer.
dispute.
silica in the immigration service at
the behest of the governor and. later
refused to testify before the Fraw.
‘ Sn.
rocky was subpoenaed as a witness
last week, but he was not called to
A report from Buffaloyesterday said
that W. J.3 Connors, of that city, had
lbeen called to testify today. The
Board of Managers’ counsel refused
to tell along what line he would be
ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. l.-Handwrlt-
Ing experts were expected to make
Im-
Seversl signatures made by either
the governor or his agents were in
Bank employees who have
vil Service Commission requesting a.
suspension of rules to permit Sarecky
to be appointed deportation agent at a
salary of $4, 000. This was followed by
another letter from the commission re-
commending Sarecky on the ground
that he “masters live languages," and
"was peculiarly equipped for the po-
sition by reason of his knowledge of
the jargon of the races. which largely
constitute our State nospitai popula-
tion." The letter asked that .Sarecky
Civil Service rules.”
Birdseye said that in accordance
with this correspondence the commis-
sion held a meeting {July 30, 21913, at
which a resolution was passed giving‘
val of the governor."
be placed in the “exempt-class of the.
Sarecliy the position “with the appro— -
.heavy. Unless he Is soon r’escued he
may perish for want of fresh air, min
In: experts say.
Toshesky frequently asks about his
~wife and four children. He begs the
rescuers to‘ tell his wife that she
should worry as little as possible.
IA number of mine Inspectors from
various anthracite districts are assists
Ing In the work of rescue. Oillclals of
the company said today that Toshesky
may be taken from the mine by night-
fall. Progress is slow, as there Is celi-
stant danger of additionatfalls of coal
and debris.
AMERICAN ROAD CONGRESS IN
SESSION. 2
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 1.-The ses-
o
A: 12.05 p. m
to 1trialled for test.
8:30a. in. and 122'36p. middle“
no school for the following motion.
I'-—1-—1——l.
nowavrou FINI ALI-inn alarmist.
ll out
u-wflllhltnd Ave, to N. 13.. N. 33. Q In
Ito-Lo
3.34m
hl—'Grlnd Street ”idem
u—~Pennoysr 8t. loci-cu
t—Cross at. to Roi
flThlma— slow stocked. water to he i.
«sown-essay. sop
r In cisirm curios
eel d Wong“.
"VI '
long blasts of the whistle It
Four
Two strokol of fire “son. inns. 1-1,: ‘ '
Iflickory Bluff and Bell Island. 2
Inc Point Wand Baton Point. 2
0 Mental?
5.1mm“; “Emits
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St
DEA'D Ll MBS
are the ones that fall—a menace to
life and property. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN & SAUNDERS,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
sions of the American Road Congress.
now meeting here; were today devoted
to 2 discussion of construction and
maintenance and contracts. Among
those who read papers on various top-
Ics were Logan Waller Page, president
of the congress, who discussed selec
lions of materials for macadam roads;n
Main St. Rent 618. Adults only. In-
quire of Chas. E. Hoyt. at if
CHIROPRACTIC
BPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
been on the stand failed to identify The sovernor save his “WOW“
them. Some of them are endorse- said Birdseye, on July 31, and Sar-
mcnts of checks and others are at' ecky was appointed Aug. 13.
inched to letters One signature Sarecky’s appointment to this po~
which counsel for the Board of Man-2 sltion. Birdseye 581d. was the first hi-
agers are very anxious to identify 15' stance of a layman getting the posi-
Ithat attached to a Ieter asking Her. tiou.
rls and Fuller, New York brokers, to Harvey d). Illnnian. of counsel for
OFFICE HOURH A. M. To 5 P. M.
Adjustments 81.66 per treatment
6 adjustments $5.60
BELLE ISLAND EVENINGB«
Indicate! testing.
l'iour strokes of fire be th 1-37.44.
water l'to be shut on. I], u.
A thirdor
NORWALK Fin sunm'
lS—Oorner of Main and Wall mm
21:83elden Avenue and Union Plum.
2! «soingm Hill and Kellou Stroll. ,
—- n on
:s—West Avenue and Berkeley m
LIVESTOCK INCREASE ON
NATIONAL FOREST RANGES
The New Science
DEFINITION (IF. CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and~the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is cane
ed by a wrench», twist or sprain in
the back Even i! done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different arms and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syl-
ooms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
A marked increase In the quantity
of livestock grazed on national forest
ranges during the past fiscal year Is
reported by the forest service. Nine
and a half million domestic animals
have been occupied during the sum2
mer in converting one of the by-pro-
ducts of the. forests 'into meat, hides.
and wool. In addition, there were in
round numbers three hundred thou-
sand calves and colts and five million
lambs and kids exempt from permit
and therefore not enumerated.
LATEDT METHODD.
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
an Atlantic at. Stamford, Conn.
bad! Attendant. Belt Booms.
South Norwalk Office-n Meadow at.
7-6 p. m.
Phone Connections.
Hours—ll o. m.-6 p. in. Monday, Wed-
nesday, Friday, 6:30 p. in.
OPINAL ANALYSIS FREE.
,__
Sulser.
funct.
close the governor's account to Lieu-
tenant-Commander J. M. Posepbthai. !
It was signed “William Sulzer for 2Mrs'
Melville 2B. Fuller, testifying
yesterday regarding this account, said
that It represented a loan made the
governor and that he had said the
money went to may obligations incur-
red by Mrs. Sulzer at the Carnegie
Trust Company of New York, now de-
At the opening of the morning ses-
sion Melville B. Fuller, of the brok-
'i.he éovernor, cross- examined the wit-
ness and read into the record u sec-
tion of the State insanity law provid-
ccnslst of a medical examiner
'shall be deemed necessary."
W
CONSCIENCE AND VACCINATION.
the absolutely undoubted results
and
A. R. .lest, State Highway Engineer
of Wisconsin, whose subject was wa-
gterway structu. es, and Col Edmund
AStevens, State Highway Commis-
1“ that the Bureau 0‘ Deportationi sioner of New Jersey, who told of
,treatment of worn out and revelled
“such medical and lay assistants “(macadam “1,180,383
The discussion of
contracts was not to be held until late
06 2 .
“Of: all the factors'which go to make
up the perfect macsdam road. " said
To any one to whom figures mean Mr. Page, “there Is undoubtedly none
anything or who is willing to accept more potent than that of the suitabil-
oflity of the material which enters Its
li—Gas house.
Irr- Main and Catherine streets.
Gm
sa—Eut Avenue and Lincoln Avian
di—lllast Avenue and Donna
27—Franklin Avenue and Lynn-Plain.
32 w t A (mini: brgi‘ii‘stmi.
-— es venue an e
ail—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Stud.
stg‘tnoekstreet $383831;on Ave-nus
es venue, armors.
it-Stevens Street and mm M2 ‘
il—Cross Street tend Wilton “can.
g-gainms street and North Atomic.
- rules
i
sum and Fair sum.
SG—Cheltnut Street, near summon u.
wanna Street and Union Avon“.
Ilsa-0n The
nor NORWALK rial ALAIN not“
in am m
Telephone 1702
i—Il'itch School
tune of the spine. You will never to 1'.
sret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'1‘. FRANCIS, D C.
N Washington 8!. 8o. Nomlk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer. ,
Fire, Life, Health
Accident, Piste claps. Auto
vale).
Private boxes wfiflonly or _
erase firm of Harris and Fuller, was A telephone message to me
granted permission to make a per
sonal statement to the court.
Mr. Fuller first referred to head
lines in various evening papers refer
ring to his testimony yesterday, which
he said mlsepresented his Ilrm.
"I have concealed nothing," the wit-
.ness declaredt “I testified frankly
andlfreely before the F‘rawley com-
mittee, although I understood—”
,At, this point Attorney Stanchileld
According to the figures gathered,
3thesmcunt of stock grazed under par-
mit during tlib year is over four per
‘ cent. greater than for the previous,
year, while the number of permittees
usingthe forests for pastursge pur-
poses was increased from 26,601 to
27,466. “The total receipts "by the
government from gr‘aning fees for the
twelve‘ months ending June‘30 1913.
were 61007339, and the portion of
this applied to schools and roads In
experience, vaccination as a prevent-construction.”
in of small- -pox is an established fact. A properly designed waterway struc-
If the good of the whole people is to. lure should fulfill the following re-
be regarded as a principle of disease: quirements. according to Mr. lliirst:a
prevention as It Is in other matters of Waterway sufficient to carry off,
government, the vaccination should be; promptly the .water coming to it; prop- "F
unlversially compulsory. That it is er foundationsto bear the loads, resist
not so In a reflection on the good sense undermining and give long service;
and good Judgment of enlightened peo-l substructure designed to bear for a
pie. In such a wellsovernsd country long period of years any load which
as Great Britain, where vaccination may legally be imposed upon it and so
may almost bes aid to have originated, .2 constructed as to serve the mini?
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER'
NEW RED MEN'D BUILDING.
2? WASHINGTON 8T.
Tot. office, 166M; house, 608.
lei—Kc ser St. andPi nemll
m— meyleiigtéfiidrfik Dusk )Pond NJ:
ore
local of ii an m
JMIII W No 3
”mayoral-dud and Blackstone as f 1""
Dividend Notice
will be' of n
a... lusts lggrmmum ”m3. the States In which the national fol“ ---- interrupted, Clsiminsthat comment on or at least where it was placed on a and convenience of traveland econo~ awn gram 13.331305“: “2
'5 is I y " cats are situatedls about $358,708. FAIRFIELD COUNTY sAVINon “10 Finley committee “exceeded that definite basis by'tlie dIIcOVery‘ot-Jen- my 0i mainlwwce- the chief or soil-isomer noon ii- If“:
0 '7 M lo. Grazing Is second only 'to lumbering BANK province of a personal statement.” nor, vaccination is still a matter of . , . 2 " u“ ”mm, ”u.
C T M as a principal usd'o't‘the miles-l lor- """‘" Judse Cullen sustained ills attorney In conscience. That is, anyone who are new ,THE WORD “IMPOSSIBLE" i—oiio blast it odd times. unis. or no;
CGOVCI’iI sets Practically all of the'natlonsl ”fifg‘ggtfigg- astfimgm ll; D1313- his contention. The poo-icing more saris that he has conscientious obiec~ BEHIND um. ”mm at l d" unit-omens. 2 3
Toasts. 15; VIIIan 3‘ forests used extensively for grazing tors of the Fairfleld CountyOSavigs- also cut short the statement by in. tions to vaccination may be permitted32 harm. and Fireside Is publishing iifi~miw, aga- ‘ m sols-dis: .
- _ mu-.. purposes are within' the eleven States Bank held this day, a dividend at the forming the witness that If he had 3t!) set aside the regulations of thei “Friendly Letters From Old Settlers," If- 13in mwtwo?“ filing?“ in" o 2
25 GAME IN p'AREE extending east from the Pacific Coast, ”“0 is! fiohrdig per cent, per Inlum been misreprelented in any news» health authorities, which .would pro- which is really a series of stories of 3331u1333_mub3“3r.u333m%2
W ‘ known as the "far western group " among: ago the gfr‘ggrggogdm" per he had recourse to the courts. tact everybody" from a loathsome diav the advetures of pioneers. One com 03“" «mum
It Will Be Great Soon to alt In the These States contain, according to September 30th, 1913. 5 Judge Cullen told' the witness to‘oase like smallpox. As set forth in ti-ibutor, Edwin P. Orwell, says that . 2
Grandstand and wuoii Proceedings. latest reports, 8,548,000 cattle; 2.310.- The same will be entered on pass- cimfine Mme" ‘0 ll 6.0mm Blew» ll recent number“ the Mndon'l‘imes “hummus“ “Pl“ “WWW“ “"1 ‘ MAILS 2
' We are told “Tatum French have 000 horses and mules, and 33 333 000 books and paid on and after October meat, and not comment on the court In reply to s ‘pariismentaryxiuquiry, that when he crossed the Missouri .2 2 .
taken lip baseball seriously. If so, It sheep.3 The national forests support 103”: £2.32} of the Board of Directors, pooceedings“ (Mr. Burns. president of the local gov- river 3I3n the esrty days he leit the Norwalk-‘Postofflco'
will be amusing to American players in those States 17 per cent. of the SEYMOUR CURTIS The books of my ilrm are absolutely ornmsnt board, furnishes figures word impossible behind him. The Halls mm .
to watch the animated proceedings, total number of cattle grazed; 3.48 319 132 Trouser-hr. correct,".Mr. Il‘uller said. “No balan- which show. thinks, perhaps, to the following Is an extract from his 55%: 35%; '
Imagine this sort of thing: per cent of horses and mules, and 27.5 .. - .,_.._ 2_ . not were forced. No items were i:iiiiit-i unintelligent asltatlonof the anti-vac- story: 2 - he .1 mm.“ u soon 16
' The umpire (lilgli'list and button. per cent. of sheep. BATHB IN BRAZIL. ted or concealed in them to protect clnatlonists, that the percentage of “If anyone should have told me. {§1&5m?;§§g§ork‘f“finsvm_ °
“0'6 bouquet) "Sir-Millet” It is estimated that the annual pro2 L9 13’9”“ Economlque, M “iii do Jfl- Editor or anyone else." persons exempted from “valuation on while living in our comfortable eignt- its! 6. mfnliwumig‘gfigflm
The batter: * “Pardon, “M'sieur, ze duct of these animals is 306, 000 head “‘9er. inculcailng the necessity of Samuel M. Frank, a stenographer, account of conscientious objections no room house in Connecticut, that our i'ug' :....pomuwwmaf amt“
“.13., to plate by so half-mile." of beef cattle of various ages and bathing. not merely as a means of was called to verify'centaln testimony3 compared with the total number of .family of five would put in its first 1:209. lira—$213226 30m“ NM
The umpire, politely: “M'slour 1,, so grndgfi, and 5,000,000 head of lambs cleanliness, 2an for health and given by 1101]“ A. Sarecky. Governor births from 1967 to 1912 increasedlwinter out West in a leaky 14 x 16 me p. m—vqfii‘meo on. our
“(Mine of no gross ilieestuko, Ze bull and mutton sheep, lili‘hhilth. recalls the baths of Greece Sulzers campaign secretary, before from 6.3 per cent. in the former your foot log cabin. I should certainly have me p, m—Iflut, We» and so. am ,
out so. cornslre." 3 Since the average not most weight “lid llome ”Oils known," says this the F'rawloy Investigation committee. to 173 Per cent. 1903 lllld tlionce rap considered it an impossibility. And "W 1’» mafia. ij £3.33”:
4 The batter: "w” as utmost dofor- of a beef animal is (3315 pounds; of“ iplcadcr, "the story of illiryne, thetSarecky at the time refused to anti idly to 31.6 per cent. In.1612. The tol- yet that statement would be «only a grutd‘msilnggmsn so” s to :3. , .
mice to M’sleilr‘s eminent Ilitelligence,' lamb; 37 pounds, and of a sheep, 62 beautiful model of the Snldinu Venus war any questions concerning the gov—IBMMO of l! privilege WillCll permits part of the whole truth. We more u" y °° Mil. ‘uoiyog? I 3
ii. his program who 1,... wrong." pounds. a", stock grazed on national for l’rnxitoios. Menaced with banisli-gernor's campaign expenses unless he one out of three persons practically than once entertained guegm in our 14 i383 : Erotifiifihitl‘ito. 3 2 '
The fans In chorus: "till, lulu, play forests in the eleven isnweuiern "Will she waited lltii‘ judges at the could be represented by counsel. l0 nullify tliecffect ofsproved preven- ,x 16 foot 'l’mlace, and Gill lhh‘d Islgrg-Idfiliitho“b§iim’m
7'“ hillil',’ * States produce annually about 166 hilill to defend herself. When they Chimsel was denied him. {live health measure is an absurdity in daughter, who is in no way Inferlor “0:: mmsouth No mm ‘ .3
The ('iiptnin of the side at but, com~ million pound}; of beef and 322 million IlIlW her half out of the water, wring- Mr. Stunclilleld stated ’tho position 'lhlo day. ill tell opinion Of The Journal' to her Connecticut sisters, was born 33:33 i; $:Eo'iiiti§u?y°hiv?:ig 130' Nom,,33
nil; up: “'M'sleui‘-mlilililiro, I salute pounds of mutton. In addition, 22 lg his the water from her iiinrvelous of the Assembly managers. lie said Of the American Medical ASSOChlllOlli in that sellssme cabin. ggggn-islfm moi-.Wulflld 50- "m
you." ' ‘ an!“ the wool grown mung 55,000,000 locks, they decided with the people of ' they were to show by the testimony and will merely result In a large mess ”The birthday of the aforesaid 'No .zn g: mfimwpflf gum. um
’i‘lie umpire. lifting his high but: poundfi; hides approximate 300.000 in Athens they could not banish.» such Sarecky gave before the Frawley com- life in return In the horrible smellvpox :l‘ was a strenuous day. That morn- ' 0°” ”Trim” Brooklynsoddsfl
"Accept my compliments. Captain." number, and pelts, 5.066300. buuu'lyu-nnil so, well bathed. in sum- battles that when the governor iii» 0036““th 05 Willie“ (hills In Great Bi“ lug I drove 10 miles to preach at 3 7:10 D- m. -m“lvw:W°glwd 5°. ”W
Tlm captain: "My card, M’sieur." This output, according to the forest mar baths are more necessary than in pointed Iilrm deportation agent "Bul- till“: The prevalence of Email 90X lh‘couniry schoolhouse, returning at I note. ran-7mm 3iWool and 80.16.“
The umpire: "And“mhie, captain." service, does not involve any material Winter. Happily our livers may re ,zer knew the manifest, the palpable the United States during the built your,“ m. for dinner. At 8 p m. 1 con- “Tm" "n ”w mm“ mm
The captain: "My friends, zo pitcher
and re shortstop will honor zeroscli‘s
by calling upon you lei evening at six
by so clock. if it is agreeable to
M‘sieiir ne meeting‘dill tak' place at'
iii-ex by as morning clock, behind not
sacrifice of forest or watershed pro
tection or permanent forage produc-
‘tlvlty on the national forests. The
system or, rungs management applied
by the government has proved, it is
place the public bathing houses. II'
2we were consulted We should say
that without distinction, men, women
and children ~ svorybody - should
baths, and we recall the ordinance of
unfitness of Sarecky to occupy the iii no doubt (hill to the “Willi“ 0” “metldlicted another meeting about a mile 33 '1 5' “’5’“. ”Wm
position.” The testimony snow the resulntiun in regard to ’thcmhlli’hilfrom home At 5: 30 p. m. l' was
Intimaci between Sulse'r and Sarcclty the lax enforcement or regulations «1- driving for the doctor. . At 7:30 p m.
from the letters boyhood It also 're'adv provided or the total ignoring all troubles were over, and 1 was on'
MAI“ MIRWI more
shows the difference in the salary So- '0! these regulations. “18 matte“ 01' my way to the church for the evan
can?» comm-55}, mo. torso a. will
Ill-niidel'Oootel. All revoir.”
”All revolr." 2
The fans, fiercely: "Oh, lulu, play so
lilili‘"
it. must take a large expenditure of
time to play a full nine inning game
in France.«~Cleveiahd Plain-Dealer. '
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ADVERT-lea IN ms osmium.
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'clniincd, effective and simple, and the
quality and quantity‘of the national
Image crop is said in be improving
each year.
TOO MUCH OF i'l'.
Those dramas of the underworld
Are numerous today.
They may be line, but 1 object
To slamming at the play.
Pope Adrian 1., who enjoined the cleiu
lily of the parishes to conduct in per.
son the entire population to the bath
once a week."
snouou
Enthusiast, at musicalche shall
hear more of this young man.
SufferermNot tonight,
Houston Post.
i hope. .“I
rocky received as Sulaers secretory, vaccination thilld nowhere depend his service.
Twenty-live miles of
and it state deportation agent from 0'1 any fiOi‘t 0'2 Oblhcllhhfi 0' an inle driving. three church services and all
81. 500 to $2 666 in tho fornier and Vlduhii bill should he determined 8019‘ necessary arrangements for the ar
lly by scientific and statistical knowl- rival of a new member of the family
64,006 in the latter.
2 “This testimony," r.
Stanchiled 8669-
aontinued. "will present the strongest
possible circumstantial evidence of
. bribery-wand when I say bribery I say
it sdvisediy. To be guilty of bribery coat government will abolish many
does not mess that a person has to frills.
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CAN'T TELL
It doesn’t seem probable that petti-
would be a well—filled day from an
older settlement standpoint."
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