' and lock company.
The smileolla
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Jim Gorton was working for neural
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In? e‘meiorlty or four, New Canaan
30‘ V“, "W. voted no license yesterday. The. vote
mm and '1'“! not long been given cm» was: License, 874; no license, 378. In-
nloyment~indeed. he was in debt. . Ho tergfit m the 155% wagighown in the
hill] e. Wlffi'ulld auroral 31min children a!“ of the V0“). All corneal canvass
und.,t’ound it diilieuit to keep them in had ”been mime by both 31.1% The
food and clothing. ‘ . itown‘ stands safely Republican, ni.
0”“ duy Jim was uummonod to n 1 though, in the ballot of candidates.
gontiemnn’a 1‘0““ for the purpose “1 there was teh ueuai amount at udrutch~
WNW “1" “Wk 01' “ Puverwm “”1. ing. and it is evident that the Progres-
chel note. it won uh elegunt home,‘l elvoe (12.5w from both the old pnrtiee.
and when Jim wnlked on the hood l-Only 209 votes ”were cast on the con-
;glgefligfgkmrfifg 0:13“ llfillgllztntfiogg letitutional amendment—"137 in favor.
not be reconciled to this mun hnvim; ' 9f and 72 against it. 'lhe total num:
so much nnd he halving no little. 'He , her, 0‘ bullets “a“ for town officer»
was shown in“, it small room where u -‘ was 759, of which 20 were thrown out
sure was inserted into the wuil. The ”N‘CRWB marked, and 32 were blank.
comhinntion 1qu been lost, nud he won 'Here is the result in detail:
directed to Open the ante hy ploklng‘ selectmon- ,
““11““; Hf ’10”?le 5:: "$513.13: 'John in. neure, r 7";
on one am, uu 1)“ 1m. go John L. Stevens, ;' ........ 382i
hinntlou, guve it to the Indy of tho‘ 1 . ,
house und went his way. =(‘- G' Paylor. d '22:.
Time came when the concern that Eberhard Schmidt, d .............1.9.3
Jim was with determined to reduce F. N. Horton, p .......... .112.
iii: working force, and he lost his job. George N. Yeaton, p _ .. 88
His wife got sick, and the condition, Town Clerk.
of the family wns deplorulylo. Jim-l
thought whut 0 difference u little mon- Edil‘llu-d Rutlltedge, r ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " """ 32‘:
ey Would make to him and those he W am HO - d v ------ ---------- “.
euw suffering. He remembered theJ‘l‘vf-r A- Smallhorn. pm... ------ ”IN!
wouith scuttorod about in the bonnet Treasurer. l
where he iiud fixed the lock and espei F1313. Lawrence, r., l) ..... .. ...... 533
ciully the gums and silver plate he A. ll. Raymond. p .......... 178
found in the. safe he hnd opened, d :
Then come the temptutiou to get at _ Agent TOW" DGPQBW Fun - rm-
thut onto, open it and tuke cnouuh of ‘E. 13- Lowrance. 1'3, d ....... 0...).
ito contents to relieve the frightful A. H. Raymond, {J ..... 160
condition of his i'umlly. : Tax Collector. I
For awhile be resisted. He luld :1 Alex. McKendrlok, r., p ..... .....li9il
boy, little .lim, the apple oi.‘ his eye. l
and shuddored at the idea of thnt boy . Auuaor.
when he grew to munliood knowing ii. A. St. John. r., p ..... ......JiSl
flint his father hud been a criminal. FIN. Seeth. d ........... lhu
llut he could not incur the strnin oti Board of Relief. .
his ohlldrou crying for whut he could :
not give them, and out: night In it ill (Zinnles ‘3‘ :{O-df‘ab' 1" p """"" 3;;
of dbsuerullon .ho doiorminet‘l to get (reorue W] lumen, 1‘ ------------- ff
into the safe. One nmnll diamond—4t Charles 3- WEN]. d ---------- 304
would scarcely be nliesedwwould make Conrnd Wolifol, (l ................. ill:
a great difference in his home. ., Thomas F. line, 1» .. . . . . . . .. ..... 9i
At midnight. when not it liuht nil-l ’ Grand Jurors. I
”9“"“1 1" “‘9 "k" “m” “0"”) “"1“ Willium l. Brandm .......... 3m
ruiscd u window with n jimuu nnd.‘ . \ . . ‘ ..,
entering the kitchen, mode hie Wily Iiliuurlcr, l).t\e.lport, 'r ......... 3.».
Soflly upstairs. Ilu i‘mllollllltll’t‘d the .J- brunk ‘Mi‘Cllfiithllil. (l ----- ”:3”
locniiou ol’ the room whore ho had (‘llnrles Schmidt, d .............. L’llS
worked on the safe null went ntrnlght .l. Yt’ntcrhury Smith, in ........ 58
to it, or, ruthcr, to un adjoiningr room Samuel l‘eunoye'r. l) ........... “,5
that lcd inlo it. A light: wun burning 1 Auditor.
in the hull. which (untitled him no see Theodore W. Boncdict, r ......... RR?
his way. Softly turnmgihe knob of do . , ‘ _ 9.. . . ”I"
owe .\. M<lxend.:~. d .......... w.
the nuturoom, he sow some one. n‘ ‘ . i
' w' ”fiihl‘l'lé‘,‘nichpffir‘kh’hhdli“wfilriwf “(neh hteohen I}. 'Iioyt, ll .... ..... . .. , . it.’
to the wnli. iiu'witnnri-w mitixtripui . ‘5‘. .4 Constableu. ~
’lho “door lending i‘rom thejhnli into Winfield S. Baxter, r ............. {hill
the exile room. It opened euniiy. and ‘(ieorge it}. Fitzpatrick. r ..........il'ii.’
he entercdu By the dim light tlmtilosopu Martin. a ...............‘.lot;
(mine from without he now u child's Michael Bulkloy, d ............. 2m
erlh. A 1:le jot was burning 10“" und , llurmon Schmidt. p .............. 113
he turned it slightly on. Hour I'noh xi o-n
For n moment it sccmcd to him thut ' y ‘ “ ‘ 1’ """""""""""" ' -
his own dour little .lim woe «looping l Registrar 0f VOters.
m thut 0,41,. Al; any rule u buy just 5 W. Samuel llil)’ill(i.lil, l‘ . .339
like .llln wns there, hit! two chuhhy .litmeu J. Cody. d ................L’2'.l
arms nutuldn the covers. Jim Btudled Parker (lummitmu, p ................
for n momcnt what to do. lie could 3 School Committee.
almt i.l1c,,door. turn up.lllc gun uud Alexander Ml‘Kl‘uill‘ll‘k. r ..... um
within it mlnuto open the auto, for '
which ho lmd lhc comhlmlllon. 'l‘in‘ :il'ln‘l.lfh.'\' [Illcmmlht' x """""" .E‘,‘
lioy might not uwukcn, and if he did “m" “MP!" d“ l’ """"""" ”5‘"
Jim could kcep hiln qu‘lci. Iio turned bldncy R' ('l'i“l‘“""~“r' ‘1 --------- 2‘”
up the light nlnl wan; working on tho .loucph 31, Silliumu. ll -. .......... i113
liuoli' when, glunclnlz oi. the ('l’ll). llc Library Director. .
sour ilmt the child's cycle were open (‘onrud (i, Mollor, r .............. 351
und llxctl on him. \\'hcn .llm looked hidwnrd J. Kcllcy. (1 ............. ggg
ut him his fucc broke into n smile.
'i‘llni lauded .‘lllu's uiioumt M. lmr-H
glory. Within u few seconds wilui‘ he 5 Business Transacted Quickly.
ncmlml would lit' within his group, lull The annual town mcctiug. “'“M‘
he couldn‘t tulw it post tlml innocent opcnod “l 2 i" ""v “'“H “it“:"ll‘il "5' “
8“,”... 11,. 1,." lhc mic um]. udynlun hundi’ul ol’ totem» iwouly-iivc at the
1m: in tho boy, bent down umi kissed moulwund the luminous wus quickly
NHL Til" "lilo (‘llllil RN71?" hid “11K"? disposed ol’. .lnuwo 'l‘ournlcr won
"1‘“ “‘4“ ll 1" “l“ ”W" "lit “”1 “(‘"l‘ chuirmuu. The reports of the select.
1-V l"”“"""‘1 the chum "m" giving ”w mcn \vcrc nl‘ccpicd on nrlnlcd. it
boy uuothcr liltlfl. left the room. iio "l , ‘ ‘ , l ‘ ' I Q .
woe: "hm” M W downstairs whcu iu- l lo must on ol ltd tonn lnnsurtr
“mm o mull'o volcc any: lwlnu‘ authorized to purclmnc outslnml-
"titului'. l‘rc lint the an", m, “my inn bonds of thc town iii any limo he
.‘iim olmycd. A mun in u (”prising u‘mi‘ llllnll ll udrluuhlc. lllltl lo lulto
gmru cumo out of u room nod. lumpim: lhc moncy lhorcl‘or from the uiuitiny.
.llm covorcd. murchcd him llou'nutnlrs i'uull. wun Iuld nil lllc tunic, ul‘lo'.‘ mo-
iuto lllc tllniuu room, wilcrc lu- com lion by Senator chd. 3
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Nelson Sillimun, p .............. till
i
nmudcd him to throw the plunder ho
lmd htkcn on tho dining: room luhlc. ! 'i‘hc '_h"”“(nl:mp “4mm H; i ctr? .
“l lulvou‘i: uny plundcr,” Hillll .iim.I L ' L (l I "\
“though i could lluvo luhcll “w cou- 'full hrluuu on mutzllu ililll culdu llml
tents of your note. i know the comhi' ,l'""" i‘ ““"lli‘ml‘m "ll“"l 0" ”l“ “V“ 7
tuition." lcm. :lml lilil)‘ liccomo chronic. l’oo
"'liuow the coluoinullmii liow did .li‘uley’u l-loucy nod 'l‘ur i‘ouuwumt ii ‘
you not ill" into n rury uoolninu. nnd hauling ei‘l‘ocl.
"i’nl tho mun who opelll‘ll Sm" 3"?" ion the irrlluicd mui lnllnnmd zilr outta;
for you not long nun."
"You lhul mun! i thought your fun»
three were i‘umillnr."
"You.” mun Jim. turning his packets
ilmide out. 'l‘lu-n lit- told the nonlin-
uum hie ulory, how he hud boon tempt-
od to come there und how he had lmen
Huger. iliill will help very quickly, it
in o well known lnmlly inclill'luc llml
:uivcu rcuultu. For unit. by all drug...
Klein." ‘
mm n.» ”in.“ «on..- w
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cHlLo LABOR IN GEORGIA. l
now-d from tuition any plunder by the l
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mullu of on innocent child. “if you i At [mm for “nothm‘ your “1“.an
will romc up to the nni’e room.” he children, who can “mm”. rend nor:
milled. “I'll uhow you thut i had com~ White, will lend thcll‘ 0",...” M ill-5
I x i r l' i ‘ ' 1
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tho sulfa tllilockotl and the crmtcniu uni ‘lfllll owners or ilcnruiu. “1" A"““"'|
touched. lie took Jim buck with him 6non bill, which misc the our limit for! -
lo the “mm“ room. gave him wimt he iworkiug children to Ill yeuru for lillrl l
‘ could find in the tumor and what monu not! provided for a iurther lnorcnue loi
All.
ey he had in his nocitclo. ‘14 yearn in Hill». has horn Hldulruclurd
'R’i‘omngrolufi“ in» mid. "alllmivmknly tin the legislature, and inc echelon in:
o co not live yonm e or o, , . ., ;
l” in the t‘nl'torr ohvltlch 1 nm preel- gnhnut m (lone. (.mrglu hue mmml
$3}: “z“?gli?gilg,;iy£§‘$;fln :2 23):; gllne Hlnce “tour. This» in not creditable;
who in only incited toerlme by the nut- it” ”"3 trudltitlnnl chivalry “ml (‘Ml‘i
harlnuu of inn wife and children and “mun" “i “"9 South.
kept from it. by the «mile of a little 1 w“ , '
boy in worth raving." ~Any skin netting is u temoemeiv
Jim In new at the mo of the me or. the nor. you scratch in. was-l
lMglrhhdgpfilfiinantoiitheflhflhfii" o lichen not“ gunmen; curtail!“
“anthem? “mommy; ‘
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