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iriniilin, cannot be explained.
til the coal shovel
is about here.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered 3.11:5th South Norwnlk Postman”
011(10qu Motto
‘soofl'ttégnonvim, com. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 111,
1913
Fair Tonight and Sunday.
than
its 1
11111 11111
Strikes from the Budget 111,11 Am-
ount Asked for Furilier Mach-
inery tar District Station
tHMMiSSIHHEH SHHHH
1 lHHiiiiiHS lil HESIHH
Meeting Diilerent From Any
Years. Much Fun Through-
. out
U u-......—.—
-liis ire aroused by the belief that.
come of the men present were not eat—
isfied that he is honest, Chairman Wil-
liam 'l-l. Sniilln, oi the district connnis-v
ii‘ anyone would question his inter ,"1ity;
Philip ll.i1‘iolding, believing that ho
had been done an injustice when indi-
rectly accused of ‘l'lopping" to the one
my, tried, in a speech, to clarify the.
opinion of lir. F. B liovt 1cgarding
him. Each man was laboring under a
111isnpprehension at the meeting of
the r ' taxing district last night, for
although the remarks made 'i would
have tended to create this i111p1'essiou.
yet those we made the accusations did
so in a jocular vein, for there was
inuch hilarity at the session. The
best of all the. jokes, one on Chairman
(Continued on Sixth Page).
«H.
JUNK DEALER EFFililli
IS FINALLY ARRESTED
William lrltl‘ron the. liast .\'o1‘u'a|k;
junk dealer, has been arrested, chart:~
ed with p111't'hasin;.1,r junk front minors.
(Tenetablo Henry (I. Selzer i‘ormull1
made. the arrest on a warrant issued
by Prosecuting Attorney William A.
iriflin,‘ .l1'., and the prisoner bus 1'1-1
taincd Attorney Fret-1111111 l.i,1:ht to the
lead him. ‘
Some thrcc weclts ago HOlllt‘ small'
lads ill East Noru'all: under the apllar- ‘
cut leadership of .lohn llwycr, strip-
ped a launch of its brass tlxtut'os and
disposed oi‘ tltt11 mods to 1111'. it‘l‘i’ron.
’l‘ht1 l10,1s 1111.111 convicted by .l111ic11.
.inhn Keogh in the local court, lull
tlixt' burned on in '?1' our 111ment to pay
for the damage
Judith Keogh 111111131
iii Friday afternoon .. ,' o'clock, and
no: 11111 bond at $1411 .vhirh was fut“
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’Boston,
jpocket.
’boy‘s clothing and Pryor got
.ol Douglass l1‘owh11'
'sp-mtlcd with 11 very lino upcc'fh.
spoim about the doings of his depart-i
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WHil iliil llill Milli"
ilSl'WHiH liliil
Had Gone into Lot “To Eight it
Out” and Didn’t Want Her
Present During Encounter
BOSTON,‘NOV. 15.-Little Mary
.loyce, titvclve years old, was shot to
death, yesterday, because she did not
move fast enough at the command of
two boys. The police are searching
for Christopher Harris, aged 14, a’nd
Thomas ‘Foley, aged 16, both of whom
were. armed with revolvers. 'Which of
them did the shooting is uncertain.
A Regular Duel.
Two other boys had quarreled in
the street and started into an open
field to “light it out." "Mary Joyce and
other children went with them. liar-
1'ls and Foley, perched 0:1 a fence.
brandishcd revolvers, the police ,say,
shouting, “get out of hero or we‘ll
shoot."
The frightened children bolted for
the street, the Joyce girl at the rear.
{Twice they heard an ominous 11am~
mar click, as if a wcopon had 111isscd
' ”ciphers, offered to resign on the. spot fire; then a shot rang out, and Mary
.loyce (hopped with a bullet in the,
head.
Caught in Providence.
l"ll()\’llil§."CE, ill. 1. Nov. Chris-
topher Harris and Thomas 131191311111
boys wanted in Boston in connection
1.1111 the total shooting of 12—year-old
'.'vl’11ry Joyce, were arrested last night.
011 the arrival of a freight train from
William K. Pryor, a railroad
detective, caught eight 01‘ the boys
riding on one oi the hacks
jumped off and when Pryor caught
hold of the Harris boy he said linrsri
tried to, pull a revolver from his
The weapon caught in the
posses-
sion of it before the lad could shoot.
Say Accident.
The boys were taken to the police
s.tation where it was learned that
thcv were wanted
Boston police were notified. The
boys admitted. according to the po-
lice. that both their revolvers were
discharged when the Joyce girl was
llut'said it was accidental.
BililKlliiiHAM PilST
HAS A DAMP FlilEl
nearby,
'i‘ho campfire of Buckingham Post.
A, 11., was held last night with a
very good number present. Members
Post, and McKin-
l(1,1 Vamp, Spanish War Veterans, at-
tended to pay honor to the chief ris
llot' oi’ the evening, Department, Cour
,nmutlcr Joint-.11 It. Sloane, t'l' Mcrldcu.
(‘onnnandcr George A, White made
an address of welcome and then call-
1>1l upon (‘omnulndcr Sloane, who on
lit'
1111-111 and recalled some features in
connection with the nullomn out-amp-
‘uuni,
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.lluMou.
\ most successful affair with i'onrt
.'\'arrul1, No. 518', i1‘. (11‘ .11., an 11116111111111,
took tnlat'o in lilo 'i‘own 1.1111111111- llull
last uluhi. 'l‘hm'e was a dunrt1 and 1111
exhibition of drilllniz by the duet-111.1
team. A Very lurms ('1'111'11 attended
and all were well Hillitilli'tl.
Just lit-lore interinlauinn tin1 prize
waltz content with held with William
l, l’owcll, l'iderd l1huo1'son illi'il t‘lnt'-
11111111 Ilyxboc action as induce. The
award of the prize. was illllllt' to Alex
Smith. of lirltluouort, and his partner,
Mrs. May li‘iultc. of Norwullc, i’ruiuc
1111111 board on all sides for the work
oi the drill 11111111 and Conductor Frank
liotntey Wits highly complimented upon
ilie reunite of his work.
huw ..
-—AT JACOBY‘S.
mg crowds (11 men and women were.
here today to partake of the wonder»
tut values uttered by our Thanksgiving
attic. Seasonwle. stylish cultural ls
11111111111; sold at decided reductions, and
Heath Norwllcaoeoplo are showing
their appreciation of the bargains.
Don’t miss this great Thanksgiving
1111111. '
iliin-l' 1,1. \i'llotpnhc 1111'11,
l): pattmont
Hottlor ‘t’i"o
(it-time i.
, i‘ltlt1t’ .\i1uttt1riu.t
iiillt'ol‘ l1‘.‘lht~l'i l.1ii111:1',l(~1s, ol' lil'llllti"
port: l'ouinutntlcr William 11‘. lirown.
P111111, l‘onlmnntlt-r i‘ltut'lca l1‘. llullurlt,
oi' ilouulus Fowler l'otti, (‘111111'111I11 ll1111:
inutin K. Albrecht, or Spanish War
Voirt'ana, taut t‘onnuautlnr 'l‘lttnnuu
'llr.11ll11,1' and Iicniumln l1‘. 'l'ontpson i‘n
\‘ill't‘il with normal Hones. A line
luncheon With .11111'1't1ti and all ciljtlyt'ti
tho 1'1‘1'1111111'11 i‘lliill‘ililillllt'llL
The limit. will illli'llli the funeral or
Paul i‘11tnnntntl1-r i', (f,
port, tomorrow at :1 o‘clock. Moor
born of tilt1 Poul who plan in no will
iontntnutlvt'
ol' Norwalh
meet in the rooms at 1:30, Wlli‘l‘i' 1111'
auto ban will tulle. them to Wentport.
”NOTICE.
Tbe members of Norwalk Aerie,
588, um reoriented to meet in the
Aerie room, thunder, ct 1 o'clock, to
attend the funeral of our late brother,
Frederick Lundnulet.
CHARLES GARFIELD, Pres.
A. BAB'I‘A. Sec'y.
”DANCE, MONDAY NIGHT.
Armory. new floor. ‘Svec‘s full or-
chestra. Sixth Conmony.
The yi
It‘ontn ni “'l.-11b,
hates at the city convention nominal»
”have to be changed?
1 111111
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11 1 1
Attack Made by Seveti Thousand
Men Who Deployed About the
Town Alter "Dark 1
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111 1 11111111111
United States Troops Married to
Border Line
1111. mso, t'ex., Nov. llir—Ciudutl
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,Juarez, the most important northern
port of entry in Mexico, was captured
by Constitutio11alists under General»
Pancho Villa and (‘eneral Muolazvioj
’llerreru, early today,1wlth small loss
on either side.
The occupation of Juarez by rebels
,bcgun at "' :.l0 o'clock after the men
gander Villa and Honors. had reached-
the town in trains thought to be can
rying federal soldiers to the garrison
The rebels dctroiued undiscovered,
placed their artillery and soon had
everything in readiness to fight. \t
l
(Continued on Sixth Puget.
oruoonme 11111111 ;
hikes 111111 1111113
Forty delegates oi'.tl1e Democratic;
Party of the city of Noruulk asuctn- i
bled in 1,011vention last night for thei
purpose of acting upon the rocommet1-;
regarding 111111 rules for the govern-
ing of the party. The reports oi' the,
committee was adopted. \\ hen the
meeting was called to order J.
Store) was elected chairman
’(‘hmlcs .1, Pidacon secretary.
'clcction of (lmirmnn oi’ the town com 1
mittce resulted in choosing Frank ll ‘
Merrill. i
'l‘hore was but one change ativ(1cnt—’
cd by the. live men who reported to the
delegates last night and that in ruh'l
'.\‘o. 3 (11' the list printed below. it}
gives the city or other itotlventionfij
power to cull wurd caucuses when
called bv the town cltuirnluu, Follow-
ing is the report 01 the committee
which 111111 uric-pied:
‘1.- l'our (outuilttoc appointed to frame
(‘llllH‘llthlL caucus. and committee
rules, would respectfully recommend:
. .\ll delegates to city and other
cohvontions to be chosen in open cau-
cus hold in 1.111111 \1'.nrtl
2. Much ward to I111 entitled to one
delegate to each lull voters or major
part thereof, 1111 shown on ward votina
list.
3. (‘liy and other conventions to he
called by tho chairman of the city
committee, and the chairman of word
colnuliilccu, shall have the power to
call ward t'uumuiv'n.
The city ('onlluitttm to consist of
tho i‘ililll'lllilli oi' ouch oi' the. vtirinlnt
ward conunitincu, 1'
The. ward (11111tniiiot1n urn to 1111
111111111111 hi 1111111111111 at the column 1111111111
nulinu ward nill111r1. anti delegates in
the 111111 (umvnnilou. said ward conri
111111111111 to hold 11Ill1'11 until their 1111(1-
(cuulll'n are elected.
ii. The city committee to hold (illicit
until their Hunttuauors are elected and
to fill all committot1 vacancies,
7. The choirmnn or the city oom~
tuition is to be elected by the deio-
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and
log unid unicorn.
11‘. ll.‘ Mlllltiltlilln.
ll. J. REYNOLDS.
DANIEL anoou,
FRANKLIN I), AUS'HN.
Frank 11, STEVENS. .
Column”. .
«11111111 you heard a French most
played on the Sonora "hhwdmph
with it. sapphire needlo'whiuh descent
1 which will (‘lllllu l‘"om the cows which
turban and ashes.
,sotmet'vitrion' on: this work and Dr.
ill 42 iiliSSHlii RUDE H":
British and Spaniard Steamers 1 PUUBE '8
Reported to he on Fire
MONTREAL, 'Nov. 15.~The Steam BUNE av
nay, Cape Breton, with a crew of 42 ‘
and a cargo 0H1 10 .000 tons of coal, has Total Appropriation Needed to
been lost and probably all aboard have
perished, according to the atheist and Bil" Department is $27, 636. 50
minion Coal Company, which charter-
ed the vessel. , ’
Wreckage found on the shores of
Bird 11111111 1111111111 in the St Lawrence “HRH Anumflflnl
and to warrant the presumption that MEN “0" GRANIE
the lost venue: was the Iltldgeport.
No word of ill] crew had been recoil"
ed and the opinion prevailed that they , », ,
Admtntslrahve Matters Amount-
ing to $99.505.50, Discussed
collier Bridgeport, soiling lrom Syd-
nouncement made today by the Do-
an Increase of $8,000
r11 er told tltd story of the tragedy
met death in the icy waters of the 'St.
.11wrc1'1ce.
"J‘hc Bridgeport sailed front Sydney
No1'c111bc1' 1. with coal for Montreal.
She was overdue and fears had been
entertained during the past; forty-eight ‘
hours that she had failed to weather
The last. opportunity for a hearing
before the Board of Estimate and Tux-1
atton expired last night when the
(hes s tortn or the past. week board adjourned until one o'clock 111-5
ilrown, Jenkins 8:, Company, or[ day when it will go into executive sec-
iontlon, are the Bridgeport’s owners.;ci1111.'l‘hu session of last evening
Spanish Steamer on Fire throught below the boaltls attention
(‘Al’ld ltACl‘} N 11‘ Nov. 111 The the last of the budgets, those of the
Spanish steamer Balmcg if; on fire in police and administrative departments
the North Atlatltic and her passengers The estimates of the Second and Third
1111111 been tradnierred to the Cunard taxing districts wore not 111 itonlizctl
,liner I‘nnnoniu‘, according to 11. wire forms and were. sent back to be cor-
less message received irom the Pan- Minted \Vhé‘ll We) first came 11D 10F
uonia 1llenriug They are now ready and
The Holmes is a freighter 0i" 23000 will be sulnnitted to the board tor-
tons it is believed that she carried consitit-rution at today’s session.
t'cu pitsuellizt‘ls. She called trout lia-
i‘ommissionm Wolfe, ( hict‘ Penning-
Evann, November 6, lor Cadiz and Bar- [0“ ("1d Detective SPFKOHM Leather-
('clonu, Spain. ’land are present and explained to
The i’nnnouu is due in New 101111 the ho‘lrd members the different items
on Sunday from the Mediterranean. 1:1 the police budget over which any
The message received by um oper. of the members seemed to be in doubt.
11th item moduli no mention of the The total appropriation asked for to
t'l'ew of the Bulmeg, ;run that department is $27,686.50, on
British Steamoron Fire, lint-reuse over last year's expenses or
SAVAVNAl-l, (111., Nov. 1.1.l—~T113 over $8, 000. Among the recommenda-
ilritieh steamship lilidin Captain Mc tions made was one asking for one ad-
(‘ lennhnn, clearing yesterday for ROt- dltloilttl llltlll ill both East N01 walk and
1 . lltt e of live terdam with a car 0 c o 11 Upper Norwalk, and one man for the
in Boston. The datlons made by th( (11111111 6 1 g of ott 11 an
this turnpike beat Mr. McMahon, of the
, board, strenuously objected to 111111111111
glncreose as $8,000 for running the do
:parimcnt and after some. discussion:
Commissioner Wolfe waived the point
.oi‘ requesting these three additional
men. The matter oi the appearances
of the members of the force was talk-
ied over at some length and there
seemed to premil an opinion that
there should be provided money for
buying new 11: til‘ortns, making them
dress of the “South \(1111l1lk men 1111”“
some as the. oillcers in Norwalk.
The administrative budget was next
taken up. There was asked a total (11
$119,505,110 in pay the cost of that lit".
pnrtmont, No little discussion was in-
dulgnd'in over certain items in the 1:11-
timute. The talk was occasioned part-
ly bncanso provisions of the. charter
appeared to 111,1 contrtuilctory. 0:111 spe-
ciol case was shown in connection
with the matter ot‘ appropriating an
amount of money for thin purpooc oz
reducing the city‘s debt.
Mr. llnyt. of the board oi’ assessors,
spoke upon the urgent need of 11m
‘(ifitlllliliil board to tdko action ln11uc.ll-
utely upon the matter of uppropriat~
tau one thousand dollars for expenses.
‘llc said that. he and illt,‘ other two'
plumbers were ready to start worklnu
right away and wort1 only (lului’iuulln
uteri until action on that 12111111111111 1111111
is taken.
merchandise. put. back to port
morning on lire
Milli ilHilHiiHili ill
HtliilH Hiliiiil
A Provision Inserted Dividing the
Milk Into Six Classes
‘s
'l‘l1i work of drafting a milk ordi-
nant'c mounted the attention of the
board of health entirely last night at.
its meeting. At adjournment which
111111 taken at 11 little before midnight
tht1 board had not ilninltcd 1ir. mint; the
law and will take it 11:11 at the next
meeting. :l‘l111 menlbcrs harc aarcctl
to i111.l1nlt1 in tht1 ordinantc a provision
(lollning classes or milk and they have
divided them into six kinds, 'i h1
dealers will he required to haw.1 on
each bottle or milk for 14qu a label
showing what class of milit in in it.
There will be the guaranteed milk
have boon put throuuh tho tuberculin
lost and found all right. The cortiilt'ti
class of illmi will be produced by
cows which are shown to be true from
tuhtn't'ulonls by a, physical examina-
tion. l’uultutl'lzml milk In mound ........._._..........
ttt‘11't'l’1'1llnwlinz which come (trtulus A mTHE LENOX MlLLiNERY.
and it or selected milk. llnw millt'
will 1,f for toniting ll""li0m‘ii oulv l ""liulnr 111111111111'11 at popular 111'111111.
! H ‘ ‘ I .- l' ‘ a.‘ I . l S M in Hi,
The. ordinance will not tlcnllztnato (35‘3”: (Ngrwrl‘l‘tmmry 2i 0 11
1111111111, product the tlnlrloh shall 11111], 'i “MW ............_..1..........
but will require a label on every bot». PLEASANT BUNDAV EVENING‘J
tie stating what. MM of milk it can»: ltov W ll Woknham pastor or thni
h‘lht‘hie milittnhltlzglrt'lflig £2; Shil’ljtighig 11".1111 Methodist tonne-1111111 Church. has)
determined by “m board but it is 11x inrruugod u mitten of sermons [on the}
mod that it “mi cometo “‘ decision three remaining Sunday evening lulu 1
g: the 111111911111 1111111111111 011111111111 month. The service, which in briuhi'
’ ’ ‘ " . 1 1
council meeting so that ltcun not. 1111011 : and attractive. with line 111111111. 1111,
it commence at 7 octook. The topics ilei‘
' 1 ' as follows:
One other matter was diamond ct , ’
by the board and that. was the (1p- , 33:33:21:Izsgfimhlaggnufay‘w
pointing at a committee at two to 110111 Mmm 11 e n ‘ '
for with Street Goulmlooioner Sherron ‘
. , “Nov. lid-«Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. o"
mounting the disposal at the ultra
The board has The Story or a Double Lite.
”a.
have monoymowtinel ads. will sell
””99”“ set ommmem or.-rent .Vto
1111111 property, quickly and“ cheaply. '
“a“
1
Denial 'lli. Sullivan and Thomas, A.
Motley were unpainted on the com-
t‘nittee to take ohms of it.
‘ refusal to accept it.
' tiou,
.tory of tht1 church uni tht1 pt'onpcttt inl. '1’
, 1111'
iiilHi’iHSillilli
ililHiHiSililHiHS
iHii’iHi iilHitlS
Will be Distributed on Dec. 1 to
Town Clarke-Bulletins are
Two in Number
HARTFORD, Nov. law—Contracts
were today awarded by Comptroller
D. 1’, Dunn for 105,000 forms and 10,-
Arthur 11. Smith, Business, use
of New York, Admits lie 111111
Been Supperting Three wont.
en in Addition to His Family——
One of Them Causes - His.
Downiail ‘
000 bulletins of information to be is-
sued by the compensation commission-
ers. '
The forms are to he placed in tho
oilices of the town clerks about Do-
cember 1. The law delegates to these
oilit'ials the custody of these towns.
The forms to be'so distributed arc
sixteen in number and cover such
processes as serving notice on the Com-
missioner oi’rcfusal t’o accept the,
compensation plan. notice of injuries.
settlements by agreement. tepot is 011
atcidei1ts,etc.’“N0] BEGGMG FOR “ERcy" I"
The conunisnioners say it is midcnt; I
that the organizations “presenting!
the i'nrmin ' interests of the state are "E WRHES IN JAN. BEIJ-
uot yet awake to the fact that cicrl"
employer of a hired 1111111 is subjett to? ..
the, compensation att unless he serves DECIHFBS HHS Liie Story is dug
noth'c upon the commissioner of his, ;
di~t1ict taut! upon his employee of his 0i the M031 WBil‘d that Has .
it is also evident-
tbat the housewives; of the state arc, EVBI' ng'adlhe Phillie S Eats,
not awake to the fact that they are ._M.-,‘
similarly bound for injuries incurred The IBridgeport Post, yesterday at
by domestic servants unless they also ternoon, printed the following inter
tulle formal 211- ion to secure CXClllll-' View with Arthur R. Smith, of New
York, who is confined in the Bridge-1
it is understood that the Connec- port jail, awaiting trial 011 the churn,
i1c1u Valley 'l"obuc1' (1 (1111111113 tisso1'i— or setting are to tile, rot tner Andrew I. .
alien is clung the subject, considcra- Croiut mansion, in West avenue:
tion. The commissioners are learn Unusual details (11' a double family"
t‘ul that (1111111111111 11 ill put off tiling life let] for the past nine Years, me
notices until just before 11111 rot takes plate with more startling 'cllmax '
effect on January], and that their titan appears i111 the most vivid 8
offices will be (11er1vhehned with tlon stories, have been brought t
business for 11hl111 the clerical force light by the arrest of Arthur R...
provided for by the not Is not ade- Smith, now in the Fairlield 116
quote. _ jail awaiting trial in the Superior
Communications should be ad. court on an arson charge preferred
’drcsscd as follow": All films in against him by the police of South.
outed in .‘lialtiord county, George B Norwolk A business magi of consist.
Chandler .\‘o, 209 Pearl str.cet Hart- erable means, of New York city, the
lord, ”Conn story of his strange family relations»
All in that portion of New Haven leads up to his presence in South
county comprised in the Third 0011- Norwulk. according to his story.
greesional district, ’l'alcott ll. Rue-1 Estranged for Fourteen Years.
sell, No. 42 Church street, New; Although living steadily with bier
liaveu. t‘onn. ‘
(Continued on Ninth Fuse)
«a...
BODY OF MAN KILLED,
i
Edward '1
Main street.’
All in h‘iiii‘ileltl 1~1111111,1',
Buckingham, No. 1032
Bridgeport, (loan.
All in Litt'hlicld county and that _
portion of New Haven county ('omw “NHDENTHF'ED A8 YET
prised in the Fifth ('111121‘cnsional dis-7 .._ _ 1
”i“! Frederick 51' Williams, Lilly, ’l‘hc Vlt'iilll of tho railroud accident
building, \‘i‘atcrhury, “(NHL 'ol‘ yesterday noon is still unidentified. , ,-
"”‘"" "WWW "l‘hg remains lie in l), W. Raymond's
morgue in West Washington street. "
S. N BAPTHST GHURRH "m1 “euros; oi Hungarians and Ital-1
T“ANKSG.V‘RE ROLL BALL 1.111s troln Spt'ingwood have viewed
them, all acreelng that they have new
, 'l‘ho 111111111111 roll ('all 111‘ the Baptist or 11111111 the tuna. Nothing wusJound- ".1
church. riouth Noru'uik, was bold last. in his pockets which would aid in tho; ' '
owning in tho, parlors 111‘ the church. identification I
(11111 hundred and twcnlivilv1~ 11101111111114? Medical Examinerh .li Huntington.
of the church gathered around tht1 M. ii. llltli prepared it 111““ “911011 of
tables. The (‘Ollllllllit‘i‘ burial: tho lht1 man which is to be sent broad "
supper in charge. spared no pains to cum in the oil’ort to csiuhlluh the idea.-
nmltc thr- i)t'i‘llhli)ll ntrunoruhlc both lily of tin1 victim The fact t..hut iii,
11.11 to 111111111 and service, ’l‘ln1 cuntnlit- 111111 (it'ouut'tl abort- the 11111111. '11 of the
11111 was under the church of re, ('3, (ions in which I111 apparently livadp
Cole and hire, \i'illlutn lluttcry, .bun led the authorities to believe thht‘“
At lilo 1111:1111 oi the i1ll|l|ll'l‘ lilo p111 he must lltl\1:' 111111111 relatives Willi1
tor referred briefly in tin curiv hit would w:l it to give him 11 proper huh»
oi’ the. winters work in tin1 church it wan believed that the tuna Will"
linntla, soprano soloist 111‘ the 11 Ilunaurlnn, and that his name wail»
‘111-hn11l1 choir tlclluhhtl those. ptnscni Miltc V'lniinslty or llrid :nport, but this
11 ith Inu popular utilci'iiollu. llliil iii. ll.1iitlriuirWood Hungarian residuum who
linnhlns was 11o1ur hrnrtl to better all have. seen tin.1 romaine agree with tilt
vantage on the violin. A pleasant inn tIiiliii 11111 that the man was probably on
turn or the evening was 1hr1 unmilintt ltnllnn.
of a portrait. of ituv. ll. 11, (basement Oi mntllum height and Weight, with.
tumor pnnlor, itlttl‘lt hair and dark brown «you, put!
Rev. John It lirnwn it it. Il,oftltt11darlt (prohibition the man must. liar
ltlrsi llapiint titurclt oi‘ Wllrltlgnport in been swttrthy in general appobmnoo
speaking on the ”Place of the church lie won about twentydlm years of use.
in the community", gave an historl ‘Wllolc nnti rather nice ribbed 1111,, _
11111 1111111 (av (tithe church and unnlvznd wear tun shoes and socks. u; lit t
the verlcun types at churcheo learnt in 11111111, 11 brown suit. and is soft mi
illo community. Dr. l-irown deplored l1 edorn hot. comprised the 111111111 til
the mechanical oxpcdlnnto found to lag.
the modern church and docinredthet w
the church would putts away». if its ou- wltememher rummage ‘ said
tbority was other than spiritual.
For altering tor the evening was
most satisfactory smountit‘u'oto 1150.
1 with: 11111111» 1111111. central 11111191
new restaurant, Monroe'etreet, ‘
Springwood Ohopei,l1‘riduy Int! 0, 1'11
day afternoon and evening,
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was...
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the advertising. 1 "
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