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. TOMORRQW. ., ._
“High tide man 11:11 1:11.:9 :oo 11. m.
it rise: 6. 53; not: 4.:27.
‘ nvsinmo summer. nann-
j, PHQNE CALDS. ‘
92~2~Ncwé Department.
par3—Bminebli Department.
. 1388 “Branch Office, Norwalir
090 ~Editor’ 3 Residence.
" ifu-rca-flity'Editorlai Residence.
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'Oid Well Lodge, No.'ioe, F. and A. M. ' '
Meets in Masonic Building, South ,.
Main street. lust and 3d Tuesday of '
'escb month—duly dud August 81- 7
, cepted~at 8 o'clock. All Master
'Masona cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
Butler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main street, second Tuesdays of,
each. monthe-July and August. , ex- '
canted—at s o’clock..All Royal Aron
{Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck. H. 1". Robert W. Wilcox.
Bee. .
The Sentinel bulletins 0f the Yale-
’Harvard game were appreciated by
large numbers of people, as was evi-
' deuced by tile many who watched the
score bounds as the detailed account
was exhibited thereon. 'Many people
received the information over the tel-
ephoné from this Mike.
W
it is‘gellerally admitted that it was:
the heat of Saturday which hindered?
the good work expected of the Ydlei
ized bands in each of the three men—
and Harvard elevens. At any rate the
game W“ a warm one and we“ play_v’ti011ed cities and assumed the position
ed. although the veterans were worn‘ or 'band master of the organizations.
, . Since that time enthusiasm has grown
at “3 completion 1 in leaps and bounds and the 33.40011115
0 been collected for the purpose of pur-
prorated
or otherwise: to
babies.
The Centaur Company.
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zilliiiLEMii FLEES ViiTii
MONEY liE ROLLEETED 1
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Business was brisk in town on Sat-I
. YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BEST
Your Physician Knows Fletcher’s Castoria. “I 1'1“?
Sold only in one size bottle. never in bulk
I
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”"mi'm v1
lmmos. The amount in spinal! clim-
parod with that received by mambo“ ;
i of Congress; mm the Pacific coast and
. T”. Opening droumonls oi the our.
man ital-rim Being Nails
’and the commissioners irom the
in Washington ‘ , 'Phllipplae Islands and Porto Rico”
‘ r . For those the loot that there will be
WASHTNGTON. Nov. 24. imbecile] only a "constructive recess" between -
Willard. ornament ot the‘ Baltimore A the two Bosslona oi Generous means a
‘ 'Ollio: Fréiiorlc ,A Delano. president or loss or several tilousand dollars ,
tile Wnbash. and George “Stewart Pat ' March» amt; Too Liberal. .
' tarpon general solicitor oi the i’enn- ‘ While the Connecticut n‘gressmcn
'syiveltla, Appeared bolero the. later. .9111; nonreecive mileage ior intending
state coins...» Commission, toting/.40 the next session 0! congress. the
arms for authority to increase rates comptroller of the treasury has called ‘
ion all classes of freight traillc approx- laid Hawloy. United States 'inarsha'l ‘
, iinmtoly live per cent. cast of the Miss for Connecticut. to account ior pay-
{lenient and north of the Ohio and P0- in: mileage; jurors and witnesses
tom'so rivers. v in the moratorium in Connecticut on
Though the proposed increased a too liberal basis. Awordih’g to a
lrates are asked by the railroads in the letter Mr. Hewely wrote the comp
territory east of the Mississippi and troller. the former had apparently
‘ {north or the Ohio and Potomac riv been allowing mileage from the resi- '
‘ , Torn, the healing is or the utmost im: dance or the persons indicated to the
portsnce to all the railroads of the court house, whether it be l’rom one
, United States. for should the commis- city to another or wholly Within a
sion grant the authority for the in- single city. The comptroller told the
!crease it uplght} ixtond the authority marital pl ly that mileage must
,5 to other railroads of the country. be allowed only between railroad eta
The commission sill inquire whom lion and railroad station and it the
efir present rates yield adequate rev marshal allows more than this he
lenses to who: common carriers; and will not “the reimbursed by the gov
1much testimony will be taken. Milan ernmént.
the hearing began it was expected on ‘ Home for Thanksgiving.
iy the opening arguments by the rep- Members oi the Connecticut dele-
“iresentatlves oi the railroads would be gallon in Congress are expected to
heard today. celebrate Thanksgiving in their re
At the opening of the hearing ‘” ap— spective homes in Connecticut. unless
pearauccs were entered 'by olllcials the currency situation in the Senate
and counsel of the 52 eastern rail- necessitates the presence here of Sen-
roads. Approximately 250 representn- ators McLean and Brandegee. Al
lives oi the railroads and shippers' or- present it is understood that Mr
' ganlzations were present Louis D 'urandegee plans to remain at home
Brandeis. of Boston, andJ‘rank Lyon. until December 1, but Senator Mc-
oi’ this city, appeared as counsel for bean is expected to return p‘ém early
:the commiaslon. to deveipp (acts in in the week if the situation warrants.
LAW'E“ or "E“ “IVE“ iiigomsmon to the proposed advance in it.
t , ,
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Before proceeding with file hearing,
w‘ontlnued trom urethane.) Chhlrmap Clark, of tho lilmlssioii.
paid ll high tribute to the to John I!
been ill the real estate business since Marble, a member of the commission.
coming to New York, lives at tthest “no died suddenly last week Mg.
One Hundred and Twenty «month Clark sum it the commissionerfi idl-
street address with ills wife and lines 111“ rd their personal desires the hour
small children. He was taken to liar 1m; would be postponed: 'ilut demands
lem court, his wife nccmnpaming him, of the public_ he said. compelled them
and arraigned before Magistrate Free :to forego their feelingsind proceed
by him ior over some.
protect the,
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a
Representative Malian stopped herei
on the way from Florida a day or two ,
ago and is not expected back until
the Hflrst Representatil es Lonergam
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a week has passed. Roprcsentatives’
illeilly and Doom an are here, but they
are thinking of going home for
Thanksgiving since there will be until
lug doing ill the House before De 1
member 1
Who delegates from Hawaii and Alaska ; ‘
1‘
. Rare Price
Womeu’ s C0
Usually you boys to wait until
Suit oifel'ed is a new one-a new
Made cutaway" models.
length models. of the newest mete
COATS-Value to $18. 00 .........
COATS—~Valuc to $20. 00 .........
COATS—amine to. $25 00 ..........
Extra Special
priced Suit.
of the most fashionable new, mater
. facts.
'SUITS—Vahle to $16.50 - ........... $9 98
, SUITS-Value to $18.00 ................................ $12 98
SUITS—«Value to $20.00 ................................ $14 98
SUITS-Values to $22.00 .........
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and Kennedy are not looked for until m
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January prices on winter garments in November.
Suits in past, to get prices as low as these, and every Coat and
$14.50 Coats $6.98
in three-quarter length and smart
Coats worth up to 814. 50 each $6.98,
CdATS~Value to s15 00 ....... '
Women’s Suits
We offer a specially selected lot of Tailored Suits at a price that
cannot fail to be of interest to every woman who needs a moderately
All are smart, new models for street or traveling, made
Making on
sis and Suits
all need or Winter Coats and
model and a new material
full
rials. serviceable.
goods. warm,
...... $998
$12.98
...................... $1493
........ . ...... 9 $1993
.....................
for Tomormw
lals ill plain colors or novelty 3Y-
. . . .................. $1698
JOHNSON—AXELSON.
Brilliant Fall Weddiru 'Solemnizcd
Saturdaertol-noon in Rowayton,
urday night. The preheliday shopping
benefited all the local merchants. Tile
real busy time has not .11 rived but it
people will heed the request to shop
' early the next several weeks will sure
‘ 1y be busy ones.
9
It in noted that local people are ad-
dressing letters to the Dili City of Nor?
walk now as "Upper Norwulit.” it is.
also noted that “south Nor-walk" still
is the. cry of tho tl'allllnen. and East
Norwalk, too. has not lost her identity
by the consolidation.
W~_.MOM._.~M~ '
The 11111110 (11' ilrickioy will no down
in history, or at least in iiii‘ history
of the universities, as the lnun who
in 1913 played one of the most credit-I
able games of football ever credited
to a l'izlrvard player.
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DANGER FROM POlBONED MEAT.
rWAi'l'lllNKl'l‘ON, Nov. 2-l.~~Warnln;;
7.: danger of poisoning from meat
spoiled 'by the unusually mild wentllvi
or, was issued thday by the City Bill",
can of Food inspection. A great quan-
tity of meals was distributed in (‘iiiCll'
11:11 last week for consumption on
'i‘hallkslrlvlmz. The temperature rose
and rl-lllllllllul in the sixties for novel'-
ul days. No prlulnratloll had been
lundc to hue-p the extra stock of moat
ill the coolers and u cmlsidlernhll: not
cent of ii spoiled.
l‘riliuy and Saturday the buleuu coni
dmnnml six thousand pounds of rub
bits and hundreds of fowl, but the all. 3
nation is beyond the control of the in-
spoctoru. in. il. E. tilhoruulu, (fillet of
the bureau. unsorted tho ’l‘llanlolgivillg
rush illili ('lliilitid producers to pack
meats before the animal has died out]
and shipped tluun in non~rolrigcratilld
zSlate's
1 Stamford, to take up the case.
3 afternoon,
‘Crown on March H. 1908.
chasing new uniforms and band in-
struments;
The money was turned over to the
handmaster some ‘time ago and
since that time the nandlnen of the
three cities have “been anxiously
waiting the arrival of the uniforms
innd instruments and are still wait-
ing. A letter stating the facts was
sent by the lllcmbers of the Bridge-
port baud and a delegation of its
members also called at headquarters
this morning to further stole the
facts of the case.
Will Wire to France.
It was stated that negotiations are
under way today with Assistant
Attorney Galen Carter, 01'
it is
probable that a cablegrum will be
sent to France today or tomorrow to
apprehend the man when he arrives
ill that country.
Stslclllellt that the man has sailed
for Europe could not be positively
verified by the authorities up to this
but the complainants in
the case seemed sure of the facts and
a thorough investigation is to be
made. '
lnltructed Royal Family.
According to tile statement. made
to the police of this city today, Cur-
tis was born ill Verona, italy. ilocnuso
of some act of bravery he was up-
lldfiltell as a Chevalier to the ltaiian
Because
oi‘ the fact that he was possessed of
wonderful musical lliiiiiiydlt' was made
musical instructor to the royal illlll~
iily in iluly
For some unknown reason he came
to America last July to accept 11 po-
sition as a musical leader at n sail
cry of $50 a week with the imperial
band or New York city. He later
mum up that position and wool to
'l’orrilllzioh, Conn.
idea Moots With Approval. ’
chi who held him for thirty days to
such requisition papers from New
Haven.
Vanished in February Last.
The warrant for Jennings arrest
was issued list February, following
his disappearance from Newwliavcn,
vhcre he was engaged in the practice
of law and promoting BCilt‘llles..., Cir-
culars. containing ills photograph and
description, sent icevery part of the
country, failed to bring about ills cap-
ture. ‘
For 11 time after he left New Haven
Mrs. Jennings ran a private sallitnrlllnl
in New Haven. Then suddenly she (le-X
paricd from the city with her children
and Joined 1191 husband Only a low
'dllls '1‘l‘go were the Jennings‘ located.
Then plans for Jennings arrest were
made without delay.
The speciiic charge against Jennings
is the embezzling oi‘ 5|. 000 {mm the
(lriilin (11m 01 llaimrdnshcly Company
of New Haven. bllt in \‘eu Haven last
night it was said other claims against
him uould be made. which might in-
volve $20,000 or more.
War to Float Company's Stock.
Jennings always was interested in
corporations and promotion. The Grif-
illl-(‘lnrvey Company had good pros~
peels, but was short of cash: in order
to not there money for goods Jennings
undertook to float additional stock. but
represented that $1.000 must be raised
The
first, to pay outstanding debts.
money was given to Jennings. and it is
clmruc'll lilo lawyer-promoter lulled to
pay the debts. and disappeared. The
llhllllrdnsllery concern was forced into?
bankruptcy.
ll}. ll. Holloway, of Milford, also has
alleged to the police that Jo: llllnga (le-
irnudcd him out of ii 000. Holloway
says. he gale Jennings the money to
with the work.
A prolimi cry statement was made
iby George toort Patterson, solicitor
lo? the l’enllsglvanla Railroad, who as
sorted that the proposed rate lucrcas
es presented a great economic quell ~ _
tied“, the ouiilllle of which, it was ex,
pectcd would be presented by execu-
tile ofllcels of great railroad systems.
He said that Mule Mr. Willard and
'Mr. Delano had been selected to make
the opening statements for the car
riers later, they would appear as wit-
nesses for direct and cros'exulnina
tion.
NORWALK couvnncvmd NOTES
i Will Dévelop Large Tract.
‘ (The Commercial Record.)
i ii. 1-). Dana and E. Penuly, Jr. have
acquired possession of that settled at
allele properly in Suuzatuck known
as tlrcut Marsh. The tract is located
on the West shore of the Westpori hur-
illil‘ and rolnliuluds a fine vlou of the
Sound the new owners have started
l‘iile nor}: of developing the property
“tor summer residences. The road load.
but to that section is to be improved
and tho whole tract will be laid out
into building lots ’l‘he houses which
are to he crcctcd will face the outer.
where there is it fine sandy bathing
beach, and the new streets which are
in he cut lhroulzll will run In the roar
ol‘ the houses. The depth of water
|ia sulliniollt for anchorage for yachts
drawing from five to ten feet. The
survey of the property provides for
1110 building lots of good also, and
S'Wiliall the work of filling in ll low sac-
iiiou is completed there will be 2111
more idioctricity for lilrhtlnll purpos-
Vlenectlcut lnsuuiacturers.
Representative Reilly has become it: Under a beautiful “”095 0f 3’99“
Soil enthusiast has Joined the Colum inmlms. smllax and chrysanthelnums,
up; Country Club and every nice daylone of bile prettiest home fall wed-
may be seen traveling over the links; ,dings was solcmuized Saturday other
learning the game noon, when Albert John Johnson took
Danny." and Palmer {are his bride Gertrude Gustavo Axel
Representative Donovan 5 099051110“ eon, both well-known people of Row-
tO Henrcsemative Palmer of Penllsyl. nylon. “‘3".
vunlu, :who is mentioned as the pos‘ZS‘Slmmrd Swedish Lutheran «Church.
Bible successor to Floor Leader ll Illiel‘- “performed the ceremony.
wood. is said to date back to the early The ‘bridé' "Vii. "101“ hecomingh at
days of the light over the tariff bill. “red in a while satin dress winha
Palmer was chairman of the sill»; overgown 0f Willie shadow 13%- She
committee of the Ways “d Means wore a bridal veil caught up very
committee in charge of the mam preitlly at the head with a wreath of
schedule When manufacturers of orange blossoms. and carried a most
metal products in Mr Donovan's dis magnificent bOUQIIGl M White bridal
trlct came to Washington 11) make roses The bridesmaid was also most
representations as to rules on their bec'omingll attired in i1 Pink satin
products. Donovan took them to see 80"“ With an wordless 0i (“ream
Palmer. The latter is said to have shade“ love and v1111'ch a bouquet
been discollteous to the mmullactur- 01‘ villi; woes and cornuiimls The
era and declined to talk with them or bride. was given llwuv by her broihcr’
at least to hear them fully. After the in law. Mr! Antone Olsen of
unit! bill passed Donovan is said to York (‘lty The best man one the
have begun searching for some way to. brother of the groom Mr Henry .-lohn
swat Palmer. The opportunity callifllfioll” and tho bridesmaid was a most
In a bill. sponsored by Palmer. to ore-f inliullltc fniclld or can bride: Miss
Me an additional ledumi imiaoslnn in noun. Young of .liridnoport Conn. 'I‘llc:
the eastern district of Pennsylvania. brides cm to the groom, was a hand-
Although that matter came up iii the“ some pair of gold cuff links, and that
House months and months ago. it has of the groom to the bridge was a;
not yet become law, largely thanks to magnificent saphlro ill'mli it The:
Mr lionmunn opposition and lilibus ipromos gift in his host man was it
terms tactics wimnthunmnoure came may mm locket univh mp. and that
“ii NOW “1M Palmer ‘9 a candidate of the bride to ili‘l bridesmaid was
for inBT Mr. DODOVflll iii understood {1 imndgomo not of “Old ping
i0 see another Oilwrlllil‘iy i0 "3"!in After the ceremony, 11 wedding sup-
i’ulmcr of the laiter‘s treatlllcllt of per was served “9,... which Mr, mm
ilim. Johnson. left on all early train
Donovan has not yet told soriouslyion 11 short lumpy moon trip to points!
whom “0 twill recommend for Mahler illtcrcsl up coal. (in their return
master and collector of customs all”)... will take lip housekeeping 1“
Bridgeport. When asked about the
matter he replies that he will appoint
himself to those offices, which lnkuu
liowuyiou.
Mr, and M r11, Johnson rocnlvcd molly
Thumberg. pastor of the . '
such corporations as contributed
invest and that it was not invented.
it!“ will be supplied from booth Nor
Charlies also have been filed with
walk and the pipes of the Wentport
in connection with his announcement.
of his candidacy for speaker, majority;
useful articles or cut glass. sliver
. warn and linens.
'Muuy relatives were present from
He made a proposition to organize
Water 00. will be extended to unveil dunner, chairman or the Ways and
GM“- ! bands in 'l‘ol'rlllglon, lllridgoport and.
"l’rmiuciriin the Muse of decomlm- South Norwniit. The idea was accept»
“Biliml can iii! detected by their odor." (ad with opan army; and pmmlnmlt
Dr. dihermau “Pill“ "Film“ Mid smile people were enlisted in all three cit- ,
only slightly "DONE“ M9 harder to ice. it was decided that considerable
detect. hill just as likely 10 will“? “9', money could he realized with this
« vcrs intestinal disorders." {clever muslclml at the head of the
iorganizatlon of bands.
iBEAT WIFE 2.080 ‘TlMEd. l According to figures submitted to
Pi'l‘i‘dllillttlll, Pa, Nov. MM)“ the police today, about $1,300 Was
complaint of his wile. who declared given by the Bridgeport band to the
her husband had beaten her once on loader ford them pinches:1 31:01:)?”
or work since they were married 3 meals on it Mme. 1 rom
mini of 2080 times, l’oler Edwards Torrineton and $1.000 from South
‘ was sentenced to thirty days in the Norwaik. Th“ loader m“ an" "99“
“,0“,th in a laundry 'msloh oi thoi seen around here ior a low oys.
'1 Word was received last night that
”m" “0““ he” a. mass from New York Madnes-
M n.» ma» ~1-
w
the citv attorney 3 allies in "New Haven
by a “0“de woman, who mm“ film the colony with water. All the lots Melina committee arid oi the summit-
gave Jennings .1 bond 10 11in for her; will lls‘libld under reasonable metric tea on committees makes him a verit-
and that he kept the proceeds. llelmitlons, which will maintain the section able Pooh Ball oi‘ candidates.
of it small estate. of which Jennings as a most desirable neighborhood for Drunken “dilution“ tutor.
WM ndlnlniqwetor. have made a alnll~ the summer season The owners will Washinnton in arm l ills ii hit an
iilr charge. gum Work ‘1 once on two names on Iest developments overt 1:11 11:): Coon
. "0'" "Mill! Not Pro" ll Claim. the tract, which will be a frame con- Imu‘zx‘“: “if“: $53232)“: here that’
The lament claim walnut Jennings atruolion, titted up with all the usual 3”? “I ”W" 1 ”Wm to
is made by Mrs. illolllse Roberts. v'i'ilili m1 1 ti .3 090 and “0'10 “MO mill 3
,c0hveuionces n cos “I; ' no 1! Mr Ill-collar, but it in re
flows out of settlement of the Lines $5,000 each. ii 000 1 t: 1 both the stats
estate. Howavor. it may not be pressed , garded as douh u w or ’
against Jennings because of the committee would choose him. Joni
' ' Butler island Residence. .1. K,“ of Bridgeport Chairman
wishes of some or the Lines heirs. . 1 it.
.- Estimates have been made on tho ll reboot: ox'itbprocontatlve diiil.
This estate which Jennings ropro f in ill in B 104 o 1.,
seated. originally was large, at n ”in“ 0 A“ “a“ 99 ”son. John 13 Titles and others are math
$50,000 went to the Yale Law School, Mflmfl" “t" WWW“ N Y'v 1"" 'l tinned. but nobody here seems to
to found a chair in testamentary law. ““9 “"19 ”New“ 30 N5 WW0“ “tlkllow much about thamalter Bolero,
The chair formerly was ”occupied by Baum-11.111114 for 11. Adam. the chew going home esnawr niobium did not
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Port Chester. llanbury and New York
City, including, The Misses Mary 11ml
Alice Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Antone
Olsen and children and Mr. and Mrs.
John Meyers,
Their many friends both in Roway-
ton and no. Norwalh coin in wishlns
them a happy and «prosperous married
life.
DEVIL msplnso TANGO.
do Daemon Waterbury Pastor Who
Hit: "Animal Dentin.”
WATERllUltY, Nov. shallow. bulls
Fltllsinlons, pastor oi the Ghurcll of
the Immaculate Conception, in his
sermon yesterday morning attacked
were nsrlvns Kitten in em ‘
DAN n‘l’leE illO‘n
Phlo'l‘ORlA Union of Sleuth Ail-ice.
Nov, 2i. m’l‘hre‘s native. were killed;
day. such intormstion mused a
great uneasiness anions those who
have contributed to that land and
the result was the reporting or the
matter to: the police authorities to-
ill!
William Reynolds Vance. now dean of
the Minnesota Law school. At present
it ill humbled by {Ralph W. Gillord. to!»
mar dean of Fordhaln dam iSchool.
It in fluid that 13 '
ins sum manufacturer, New York. it
in to be constructed or mam tile
blocks, with tile root, and will be lit.
led up in the bent manner.
indicate his choice _
you odors mono! “Mini?
id'wlll arm; n “moduli" oi “phi.
the tango, turkey trot and bunny hue.
styling them no "animal dances", and
“new expression- ol the old base
menisci oi ‘a‘ollsllniity and, immoral
ltywilicll' «is ineplrod , ” '
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'Billillll REFUSED
ill BillilRIBllit
Union Oil Company Man Tells oi
,Eiicrls Made .by "Bagman"
McGuire
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NEW YORK, Nov. 24.“ ~I’clldillg the
hearing of further testimony at lil‘
IJobn Doe inquiry into charges that
niooutmuiors on state jobs here cocrted
{into making campaign contributions,
District Attorney Whitman planned to
place before the Grand Jury testillloll.
relative to the allegations that James
K McGu‘le. a former Demotrutll 111111.
or of dyracuse violated that section
of the corporation laws makinr it .l
1misdemeanor to solil it from a cor-nor
ation funds for political purposes.
Jame-1 K McGuire is said to he at
N9“ prcscut on his way to South Anlcrlr'n
tHis brothrr, George H, reluctantly do.
scribed on Friday at the John Doe ll
quil'y ll scheme under which it was
proposed to obtain state contracts for
to
the Democratic state committee and
gave, in addition, a commission in
lheir sales, to tile McilulrcS." (‘orv
roborution of this. in a specific i1.-
stance. Mr. Whitman cxpei'lod to ob-
tain today from Fillmore Colldii, New
York agent for the Union 00 Com-
pany of California. it was understood
that (loudit Would swear that James
K. McGuire came to him in the sum’
mer of 1012' and proposed for ll Pour
puipll (:tlllii‘iiliil.i0n of $5,000 and :1
commission of one cent a gallon on all-
products sold tho stats to are that his
materials were used. (tondlt says he
refused.
Violation of the general corporation
law in soliciting a campaign contribu-
tion is punishable by a your in the
pontentary and a fine or $1,000.
Wm”,
QTEKAMGHIP MINNESOTA
AGROUND.
YOKOIMMA, Japan. Nov. lit—Tho
steamship Minnesota. lrom Manila for
Seattle by way or 140113 Kenn and Yes
kohnma, *went aground yesterday on a
sand bank on the Name-lo beacon,
near lilkofillna, in the Blraightu or
shimonoacki. Everybody on board to
safe and apparently the vessel is 11:1-
damagsd. She is being lightened and
it is said oils will be reflected soon.
SHOP EARLY AND EARLY“.
The Consumers' menu has placed
placards in the local trolley oars ill"
in: choppers to do their work entirely
before December 11th and before 11!
o'clock noon on each day. as tar as
We. one short uncorrelated :11"
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