the others wise.
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ESTABLISHEDI 1870
Entered It than South Normal: Post-Odin
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SOUTH NORWALK, COW. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8,1913
Hill IIIIII
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Captain Montgomery Introduced
Many Resolutions, Buij‘hoy .
Were Lost, 3 to 2..
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EACH 0|Sl0l0l MUST
' ’ PAY F00 000000
Tax Rate at the Filth District
Raised Hall at Mill
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The tax for the new City oi? Nor-
'walk was laid last night at the final
meeting of the lloard oi‘ Estimate and
Taxation, held in the council chamber
of the city hall. The session was the
atormiost of any. with Fletcher Mont-
gomery and his many resolutions as
the cause. Throtighout the voting on
every question with but one or two
exceptions, the two members from the
that district, Messrs. Montgomery and
"Malone, cost their ballots in opposb
tion to the stand taken by the. other
members. Both Montgomery and ‘3in
ioue‘voted against the.‘ budgets. and tax
rates of. all but the Iltill taxing Ilia.
trict.
The-meeting was scheduled to be
min at 8 o'clock. but it was .10 o‘clock
when it was called to order. Adjourn
‘ment ‘was not taken until 1:30 II. III.
yor Burden was in the chair and .
every member was present. Clerk
ll.lnxweiier read the minutes of all the
previous meetings, including the. ex».
ecutive session which lasted until four
in the morning, and they were tidopt~
ed.
Want Funds for Comptroller
‘A resolution Submitted by Captain
lilontgmuery, and prepared by the
committee appointed, by the councliI
to look into the matter of having a.
comptroller and commissioner of ac-
counts for the entire city, was read.
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Chamber of Commerce Granted
Free Use of Former» Select-
men's Rooms for One Year
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Registrars of Voters Paid Bill of
SL300
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The new city council is a generous
body.
the several votes of last night at the
regular meeting. One of the moves
was the granting to the Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce the use of the
two rooms in the Town Hall, l‘ornleriy
occupied by the board of selectmcn,
for a period of one year. absolutely
free of expense. This followed an
earnest appeokfhrom Christian Swurtz.
lAnother Inngna’imous move was to
vote the members of the board of esti-
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~~A supper will be given by the.
East Norwulk improvement Associa-
tion at the home of Mrs. E. id. (lor-
down, .202 East Ave, Friday, Dec. 5.
t ' bio 8. Tickets, 85 cents.
snout nooIrIoIIIoII
walk and Bridgeport, because of
curves and other obstructions, the
{Public Utilities Commission, in n lind-
llng issued yesterday afternoon, gruni‘
ed a modified order to the Connectl‘
cut Company, with reference to the
Intent general ruling that all freight
.. program for tonight has a musical and
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Many Booths and Other Ailrac-‘
lions Liberally Patronized.
Yesterday and Today
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The annual bazaar of the ladies 00
Trinity Episcopal church was begun
yesterday noontlme in the parish hall,
with a business men’s lunch. This
was followed by the bazaar in the at-
ternoon and evening. The bazaar con-I
tinues this afternoon and evening, The
elecutlon phase that should please all.
who attend.
lie generosity was attested by,
or III IIIIIIIIII IIuLII
HARTFORD, Dec. 3.——~Betwcell Nor- 1
That the function will Iesult in an
ultimate success seems uSsured i'Iom.
ithe tine start of yesterday. There
l'IveIe many in nttendante at the dinner
and the hall Was IIcll filled afternoon
land evening. ,No idea as to the pro-
Iceeds could be given by the ladies in
Icharge this morning, but that they will
be substantial is agreed.
Vlcirolu selections enhanced last
evening‘s portion of the fair and fur-
nished a pleasant diversion. The hall
looks very attractive with its gnle
decorated booths accentuated by the
articles on display.-
The ladies deserve great credit for
the. palt of the work already accom-
plished, and alien tonight's affair in:
ended the praise for their eltorts will
be greatly increased. Whistling micro?
musical selections and recitatibna
will be attractions the program starting}
‘at 8:15. A supper will be served from!
5 o‘clock until 7 this evening. and;
many are planning to attend,
The various booths with the chair
men in charge and their assistants are
given as follows:
Fancy booth—Mrs: William H.
,Church. Mrs, D. W. Raymond, Mra.
’Jean Dumortler, Mrs. Fred Jones, Mrs.
Bdmuel Alter, Miss Marcia Hendricks.
‘F’lower bootha-Mlsu Mary BIirnell
and Miss Isobel Aller.
non boom-«Mrs. Samuel Iv. Hoyt
..lr and Mrs. Godfrey,
Candy~Mrs David Beers Mrs liar;
old Van Wagenlln, with 'St. Hilddhrl
Guild~
l'l‘eu table—Mrs, if. 8, RM, Mrs.
Francis Bllrritt, Mrs. Edward F‘
Knapp Minn SIInleIScIIIlder, Mrs. .IStili- ’
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the worn are
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tstantly advertisln'
the newspapers. ‘
Generally cloudy Tonight.
TWO CENTS
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Sheriff Woodward, of Orange
County, N. Y., Here Looking
for Oolborl Lawrence
Some time loot Spring Fannie Wil-
liams shot and killed Charles Jones
in Orange 'County. New York state.
Both were colored. Delbert Lawrence
worsened to the in the house at the
I.” hm Again time or the murder. He is now want-
ed no a material witness, Fannie be-
ing indicted tor thé grand Jury.
Deputy Sheriff Elbirt Woodward, of
GENERAI P “Ml that county, a. former South Norwalk
PUIM ACIWE “31$on and grandeon of the into E, A.
.‘ ‘ lWoodeard, of. North Main street, was
in town last night and today seeking
lla'wrence, whom is was reported was
working on the washington pureed
bridge contract.
Willi a Sentinel reporter Sheriff
, Woodward searched the Works this
MEXICO CITY» Dec, 3*"le 1‘9“"; morning and also investigated in the
admiral in command of the Britlshlompe of the Mcflarg 13mm“ Com-
cruisers in Mexican waters, Sir Chris-Spam. but no such men as LIIIIIentc
.topher Crado‘pk. was entertained at is at present eIuI'IloIed on the con--
dinner last evening by the German tract '
Minister to Mexico. Admiral Paul von
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a guest. “
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Conoraio Who Had Ordered to
Rooroanlzo Forces and
Residents of Saliillo Kent in in-
noranoo oiNiliiary Operations
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(Continued 0n th‘ Page.) The, East Norwalk improvement As-
ilthlilllOll lII-ld a regular meeting yes
'RAIS WAX AN” BRuw~ ;tcrduy ni’leIIIoon with hire. Eterett S.
l llulklcy at her home in St. John street
"l‘hirly-slx members were present, The
f‘[ a" ANNIHIlAIOR membership has greatly increased and
if.“ l'nou numbers 127. for which the mem-
l‘lIeIslIlp committee is Iecelving due‘
Two Rodents Eat Only Poison for praise I
The board of directors of the asso-
1W0 WORK" Yet The" H830“! .ciaiion will meet with Mrs llulklev
- is Ummpalred ion Mondav evening next at S ocioclc
____. and all are asked to be present.
That rate will thrive and grow lab The garbage committee had a line
report to make. about the good work,
(In rat nnulttlhtor furnished by a well that in being done in the iInpmVe
knoII II company in the West and that '
the unnihilator will in no way affect ment or vacant IOtS' etc TM enter-
their Well being in any of its various tainmeni. committee reported 3 Sup-
er to be held at thtI home or “15.10.:
uses. has been demonstrated by James. E. Gorhnm on Friday evening of this
Parker, drama! in North Main Street week. This committee also plans a.
Mr, Parker secured quite a consign continuous entertainment for the win-
uIent oi‘ the Int killing material some
time ago and planned to make quite
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for in the form offilll'cr tens. l
A delegation was appointed to am
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Many Others are Missing and ScoresWoro Taken iotiho ii
pitals, Suiierinn from Burns, Suliocalion and Injuriea Sub?”
iainod by lumpingtrom Windowsoi Burning Structure." .
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Passing Newsboy Discovered the Flames and Notified the Night
Clerk, Who Amused the llO Occupants V
BOSTON Dec. :l—l‘wepty live menIiive-foot alley in neighboring root's
!cadin Hotel,
lilousc in the South End, eaIly today. Iconia streets.
it provided that $8 000 be npplopl inted
IveIc killed in a fire which swept The property loss is estimated at”
tlIIough the upper floors of the AI--.$2 5,.000 The Arcadia. was located at”
a cheap menu lodging the corner of Washington and Law
Thcloworfioors we '
lOtlIors are missing and scores were occupied by stores
taken to hospitals suffering from The tire apparently started, no one
tint: on and injuries deceived in jumlnlknows how. in a. hallway closet on the:
.lng from windows. street flool The flames swept up
Ncmly all the bodies weIe terribly the wooden stainways and burst
binned and mutilated, making identi- through the roof. According to Wilw
iicution almost impossible The vic fliam Walsh, the night clerk, than?
time were men in poor circumstances ucre 178 lodgers in the building when:
who had resorted to the place for agthe tire was discoveied by a. plasmid
nighl' e lodging Mam of them rwereénewsboy After taming in an alarm.
negrocs. Caught in the crowdedlhe rushed into the building. awaken»
[bunks on the top floor of the five»! ing the men with. his Shoo-Ls
otorv brick building and in the email: The top floor was one large room 0
rooms on the fourth iloor, they were tilled with cots and bunks Golder
helpless. \\ hen they were arousedlfourth floor. where the. loss of
the stairways were in flamea nndlwoe heaviest, there were thirty ti
there was a mind rush for the the rooms, like cells, with two.
escapes at the rear. Pn‘wtienlb all each. A hallway ran through
the men were naked. center. Nearly all those mm‘
Many were rescued by the firemen:rooms on the front of the bulldhc
and police. Others escaped by walk Iperiohed The men in the rear round,
lug: It shaky Ipinnk stretched to on ad I
joining building or jumping across all
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IIIAI RELEASE EOOS‘
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RORWALK FREIGHT ,
HOUSE RE-OPEll-El]
M
tor the estublinhiueut and salaries oi
such on oillce. It prmoked II gloat
deal of discussion \Iiih MI Montgom-
ery favoring and McMahon opposing'
it, Mr. McMahon declared that the
(bunch had shilted the responsibility
In the board ol ll‘iiulllaie the fixing of
son. and Miss Marietta Couch Inn extensive campaign with it. Some.-
who bought it said it would not kill
rain and the sale for the commoditI
'dropped off.
Meantime Mr. Parker received sew
Icui‘n Innat be equipped with all brakes
| in the socnlled running-board <‘-011
:lIolersy the commission. for vurloue
Irnsonn denies the petitions of the
Ne“ llnIpn branch of the Amalgamat—
ed Association of Street. Railway Em-
‘piovees of America. which petitioned
Japanese booth Mrs Thomas Rich-
ardson and Mrs. Samuel it. Wood.
ice cream and cake—«Mm, Robert II). ‘
Dculonu and hire. lienry O. llnlloy.
(ibildren'e lIooiwaieII Eloise Loo
pnrd, Minn Linn (touch. Miss Minnie
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‘ oral lIillII from the company, but be lie I’
Icided not to pry them for the poison
.tend the meeting of the delegates of
the Iurious clubs of the t0IIn at the.
South Norwalk Library tomorrow af-
ltcrnoou regarding the formation of u ’
community club, some time ago pro-
posed .
these columns. The delegates go
ad
and mentioned exclusively by
i I‘ Ffllfll‘l’l 9”“ “1““ that. a“ “0 dim like. (‘Ollllllli-lr‘iioil l’III an order placing
IIEI'I figures were available an to thelon the companies the responsibility
i
coat of such a department, by accept.
int: the. resolution the board would be
I'ooiinh to upprolulolu that much Iuou
I‘y. Mr. illontngmcII .t‘jll. lined tiIut'
. ,l
the Idea wan to Marl I :II accounts oi,
the new city nI‘lIIIII b;-
0IIIpt by the some .‘H .II-III. lli’ lltlillli'il‘
out that in laying the plewnt my the
board was unable in find lilll exactly
what the i’innncen III the city me. (In
motion oi Mr. McMahon it IIIIII \oIcIl
to lay the renolutlou on the table. II: IIlII
such time an the council .IlIIIll I-IIuetg
an ordinance filling the outcry (Ii Hill
proponed (‘lllllflliiiiilillll'i‘... Mouton.
Montgomery and ,Mntouc Icglnteicd
their volen in the negative.
Money for Roglotrnrn.
no it was getting well along into lilo
plant the board granted IIIIIIe time. to
hearing the I‘I‘utinilarn' lecouuuoiulm
tlnnn that the amount of $11.00 allow-
(‘il for election oxpunuen in the outl-
lllkllt‘ll budget II III nitogeihcl loo IIIIIIIII.
.IIII cplI .\. ('orlcr spoke on the matter.
and pointed out that lit the hint IIleI-
tlon $1.200 who lined up for natural
ordinance and that did not include the
rI-gglntrnrn nnlurlen. die. recommended
that 33,300 be appropriated. 'l‘llo
bu .Ird allowed .,.. 1,000.
District Lighting.
’lbe matter of district lighting wan
next taken up. Montgomery come to
the trout again with Minibar resolu-
tion which provided that the fourth
diuirlot pay for the coat oi lighting
in me Fir-oi, Second and mum din-
tricto. Much argument ensued over
this and, on the unit for the question,
the motion to table the resolution was
W?“
(continued on {would page.)
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liltl'ill‘! them all,
liar enforcing thu rule againnt rldlntx
on the running‘bonrdn of open trolleI
It'urzv,
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wllauuer lIoIIIe-nmde ‘lil'e'il-(l. ‘Nufl‘
IIIIiIl. liunncr Bakery, ’I Monroe St.
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OHILO MOLESTEOm
5 IR TAYLOR AVENUE
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William lloolluu, ono of tho well
Iknrmn tow-III opcruloie employed by
Hip .\IIII lurk, New Haven and Hart-
ll‘ol‘d llullruull itolupany, registered lb
‘Icmupluiilt with the police, luat night.
than lllH lltllo daughter had been my
coat ted in a strange man in Taylor
‘IIIIIIIIIII and detained for home lime.
nlthuunh not Horiounly injured.
The girl. (“.IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. aged twelve
.yenra, IIlIo liven III ll liilluide Place.
lIvIIII IlIInpnlclII-Il by hm Inoihel IIII-
,lWi-l II «1 and .. oI‘loelI on Monduv ill"
iernoon, to do an errand. film had
gone only It abort Ilintnucc in Taylor
avenue, when [t tall man wmrluu II
long black overcoat. approached her
After a row neopndu convernntion he
caught hold of her. and forced:
her into the bushes buck or
"the aideWoik. The child endeavored
0to get away and bar cries probably
frightened the man no that he doaiatl
ed and oiaappeared down the avenues
w’l‘he solution oi! the
Pinbiem is a telephone.
Christiane
onenrloa IN rile OINTINEL/
Knapp. Mien Lizzie Scndder and Mind
Funny Stowe.
Kitchen booth—Airs, John ll. Knapp.
Mrs. Lyman Gorhnm, Mrs. Palmer.
Mrs. Francis 1. lluruell. Mrn. Henry
Mead and Mrs, William SelIlitt.
Supper committee ~~~~~ MrII. William it.I
*l’eunlnglon, Mrs. llnilwliz. and Mrs.’
Phil“ and others.
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WRSRIROTON STREET
PROPERTY SOLOi
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Ni.‘l£i)l,lili.i(mbl have been completed
for the sale by MI'II. Leila Wood, (laugh-I
tor oi‘ IIx~MIIyor Edwin Will-tux. of the
homestead at the corner of West
‘Vv‘IIIIlIlnlttou illlil Franklin utrcotn. to
William P. Ward. Jr The new owner
iinllitilH lo iulIo poneoanlon the ilrnt ol.‘
the your. and will make It large. num-2
ber of Improvomontu and alterations.
inninlling electric llIIhiu, ctc. Mr
Ward in It prominent New York bunt
noun IIIIIII, couunuting lo the city dullyl
lie in II Illrcctol‘ ol' the South Norwnlk
Public Library and “on, last full‘
eiocied by the People's party on a.
member of tho ncllool board. IWith
hill wife and three Iron» he lulu been
reaming for nevorni yours in Lowe
street. '
-OlIiIlr Chapter. No. 52. p.10. 9.,
have succeeded In booking Minn Gall
Zonolo. Monarch In her recital. “The
Auctioneer" an imitation of David
; draw and waxed healthy.
new one of the attorneys passing the
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lJoiIn, can you spare n moment? 1..
let me tell you those two rate lInvII “W" 001‘1190‘10" “’1'“ Elli“
‘the Dent two wookn"
one rnl desimer until he had tried merely to investigate as to the
it lIlmaelf lit resisted all the cfi‘oriIII vinnblilty of emprmg the new club.
made to collec; the bill by II local firm which is planned to ““1va all “N,
“f attorneys ““1 “'0'" ‘0 “’0” 0“ “‘3' town associations for n cmmolidhilon
axpei‘lillelils. of endeavor and future work.
300"”"5' I" "”1“ ”0X “9 conghta “ The report of the treasurer as read
001101“ 0" “1080““ NEW“ ”Him “1 ”‘0 showed a subatanti‘bl balance in the.
m. 'l‘wo thilktl went by and the rainI treasury.
MP- Parker Routine bunlncsu was attended
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SIGNS ON TROLLEY onus. l
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More one day and he paid, “Say. ,
it
want to show you something. " iCrodlt Dog the Boot Norwalk improve-
TlIo lawyer entered the atom. IMr. mont Auociatlon for Thhm.
Parker said "an you see them two ’l‘ilni the Public Service (YoIIIIIIitIIIo
ruin. Do may not look tummy and! of the East Norwulk improvement. Ao-I
peyfiwfly int and Ivclllcd?” In“, at nocintion in to be cIIIIIrrnlIIlutod and,
torney admitted mm, they weie "m. none other. for the signs IIhlIlI IIIppIInI ‘
Hpeclmp m 01‘ ",0 man,” my”, I-”Woll. “on V\ out avenue lino trolleys denoting
nveuuo
had nothing to eat and not a WM to“ line euro, is certain, for it who no
nourinh them but rni unnlbllnter ton ‘1”“1” through ”‘0‘" “"0”” with M‘m‘
ialter 3.13 Potlor that the about Ivero
Thorn in but little. wonder that the ”1““ “d In “mm“ 1“ “"Y min “”3 in-
ntlorneyn wrote the firm, their rilnnin “I?" and citizena or East Norwnlk m"
mu] m hilVll mlytlm‘g more to (it) “mm lint-lull} llii‘ partial cbmpiinnce With
the ouue the rruucnin made or the (ionnIIrtlIIuI
(‘olnpuny and hope for further lnI' .
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“9.90m“ Sergeant ”Ethel-SSH“ Manager Potter has asked another
,ande with a warrant for bid arrest. conference with the ladiea of the Pub-
iio Service. Committee. and this will
want to the place of business and or-
t d Vlt A Fed fl l m mor inn probably be held in the near future.
”a e 0 e c B n ' in the recent conference the ladies
’beI warrant; makes three charges II
gninot Fodoriri. Th" charges are. forcibly and it is moot natural to Imp
running a house where people come
to gamble allowing minors to loner-l
Worfleld. at the Town Auombly Hull, "‘ "I WWW "‘4 “0"“! “”0“ m it given the ladies from one lounge
£15,0ka Wednesday, Dec. 3 AM“- 10109? in it 8600011. The trial Ill nail
sion 350
~08 there any «may are more so warm 018160 for his surname. In
capable than II. telephone?
(or tomorrow month: at nine o‘cloonl
4m: WON MILLINII’Y.
Fedeflni Iidrniobodwwll boil in the
‘bo ”Inna: Millicent,» be do. Min 8%..
0mm .. , [motorway “""l‘ ~
Add Int
1 Complaints are to be made to the
intoriuu cans for n louder period than
‘IIhoII' that the. wnrchouoeu have. been
ipointed out the depot proposition moat complained to the police loot night
none that the signs are a rooult oi! fibwt him. An Investigation did not down with booklet fever.
this endowm- «domino Ithe look’ of tired result very fruitfully.
Penulti- Mary at punter prices. the ygormteioyhono mice.
“ amuv.ommmmtum
JERSEY (.‘l'l‘Y, N. .r., Dec. 3.-~AI The Norwalh freighthouse was we
plan conceived by Mayor Mark M. opened today. While it is antlomatefi
that some will claim the Normal!
Chamber of Commerce as deserving dl ‘
the credit for the re— opening of tho
Fauna. who is also It member ol‘ the
County Tax Board, by which it is ex-
pected that a it‘\\' million eggs now in
3Cold stomge warehouses in this city
will he put on the market, will be put
in operation today.
‘snre that this agitation was lustre-
mentai in regaining the upper ant
depot. A persistent rumor is about W
day that the re opening is but tempor-
ary and made necessary by law
it seems that the New York, Net
Haven and Hartford Railroud‘cnnndi .
legally close II ironic station? anal
tin Norwalk‘s little depot, without give 0
lug nixty days notice. it is probabli‘:
that their attention was brought in
this phase of the matter and that till;
officials have temporarily reopened til I'
with a view toward giving the will»
scribed notice.
"l‘lIII name force in on duty agoitu"
'l‘he depot cloned Saturday night, I
railroad million an the tendon for theft
notion that repairs were necessary My
would be made. No rcnniro. however..."
have been made upon the bulidlm
and it in proaumcd that Influence oil
nuttlclcnt weight. has boon brought‘iitl;
bear upon Superintendent Nimble illi
behalf of the Inornhnnte (it Upped NW:
the police. Oillcern Flynn Mill (inlncr walk, to (‘lllliib him it) NOW“ it.“
luventlgutctl but found no trace. of the Where It forum: or (linnatiniuotlon or
man. I lotod a few doyn ago about the mm
tor, a coinplnie reverent in the min“
of those who were affected in It
evidenced.
~3~Itho Savoro' dunno. every set
day night, New oily Hull. . f...
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Tax Board that the warehouses are
not adequately taxed. Then, it is ex
peeled the Board will order a hearing,
and direct the warehouye officials to
produce their books to show the stock
that in on hand and has been carried
and it the law has been violated by
ten months.
Such action, it in. predicted. will
tnxed for too low and that a lively
transi‘crmicp oi culls from .lcrIIey City
cold storage plants will result.
MAN AROUSED SUSPICIONS.
An unknown than with II koy utop-
pod up onto the porch of a vacant;
hence on the hill section .vcnturdny ni-
Iernoou. Ho urounod the auspicious
of Mrs. Herbert id, limit, of 57 lluy—
view nvcnun and one. complained to
mllo'your (lbrlotmne nhopping curly
and by telephone.
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JANKIGWICZ THREATENB l
KazEcKowaKI.
Paul Kra‘ooltowakl or 1-1 Day ntront
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Pour children or the Zaridy
that Joe Janltlcwicz had threatened to living on Raymond ntraet have
The
were reported to Health Ollie?
WW film J. Tracey yesterday '
I»). commons sin or value to «I The children attended Gonool‘li,
cryono to tho houuohoid every day in «school.
Launcher oIII “rt-loom I y“
I4 port, feature-armchair I . ‘
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establishment, yet others are noVaC?"
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