ness into wspaper
for a time, you'll find
where good thing it
is and continue to
adVertise.
appreciate good eds
vice that “doesn’t tall)!
with our ownld l
condo Clea- Matter.
humid .
, lpulgulullu
iStroet Department Difficulties
Aired Boiors Arbitration
Board Yesterday
”gun—-
The peace conference was held yes-
terday. it was an effort to bring her-
mony again into standing in the high-
way department, between Committee-
man Harry W. Mather and Commis-
sioner George A. lSherron, whose
breach made necessary the further
consideration of the status. The con
ference was successful to quite a de
gree.
Those present were Mayor Francis
1. Burnell. Corporation Counsel Wil-
llam F. Tammany and the two princi-
AN“ IHEN I“ JMl f Dale of. the dissension. About an hour
—w~—-—- ‘
‘ 0i yesterday afternoon was consumed.
and at its termination a satisfactory
understanding up to a certain point
was agreed upon. _
The mayor and counsel played the
part of 'peacemakers, but each of the
, lotller men were insistent that certaim
MAYVILLE. N. Y.. Jun. 21,—Edw‘urd ‘ rights which they claim, should be;
litczlrdsley, the Chautauqua county out- ‘ made certain. it was therefore decidfi
low farmer. gave himself up to 1'). t). ed that the counsel shall prepare a'
Ruckus. a local hotel man, today. and written opinion establishing the du-i
is now locked up in the jail here. files of each priiieipul as defined by:
Backus, who was appOinted a depuv the charter. i
h sheriii‘ by Sheriff Anderson. eil‘oct-f l
ed the “capture" alone, and in keeping ‘
with a plan agreed upon between him
and l’ieardsley yesterday. The outlaw .
was taken to the hotel, where break- ‘
first was served. He then went to a‘
sentimental) ‘ 1870
. Bulls; "“
us up
lull l u
Chautauqua County Outlaw Who
Has Osiisd Sherlit iora Week
‘ Allows Newspaper Men
to Get Him
w»...—
i
Sheriii and Guard Not Wise tor
Several Hours
CHARITIES DEPARTMENT :
ALSO HA8 DISSENSION‘
..n.___...,..- .
The street department is not the
only one in the administration which
has troubles, for from all appearances
the charities department dissensien
.i’ar outshines the difllcultios oi the
highway department omclals,
, Lost ni’zht. after the council meet-
'ing. the charity board gathered in the
omega at the city hall. Charity Com-
(Continued on third page).
Stink-GRAY illiil
iiiiill’iiil Fill
liabilities 0' New York and mitten, Councilman Robert E, London
was present. Warm words passed be-
tween himself und'Mcssrs. John Di.
rlnv, .lr., and George W. Raymond ol
the charities board. the‘ principal dis-
cussion [being between Messrs. Del'iuc'
and London,
it would be drawn from the ('onl‘or.
sution that these men do not hitch. Mr~
ileville accused the councilman of be
ing two-laced. and said that be him
self plays the game fairly. (louncil'
Brooklyn Firm Said to ho$825,
with $l25,000 Assets
mm
i
NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-~9‘.nltll, Gray
and Company, dealers ill men‘s cloth»
log. with branches in other cities,
Were thrown into bankruptcy by credl’
here today. The liabilities are esti-
mated at $833,000: assets at $135.00” mun London had ready rotorts, and
Receivers were named for the com- until the latter was called away by
party's stores both in New York and Corporation “0‘le 'i‘nm'mnny. u“
“l‘UOkil'n- another matter of luminous, each man
'i‘lu- firm was organized in lirookl'pm] ”up“ a little to spy.
Ion forty-live yours ago by Edward}
Smith and Allen (irny. It done both
(A wholesale and retail business.
among: the creditors are tho executors
of tho minis of iiit‘ loin Millard l".
.. -....__....... . mm»-..—
TO ASK llEililliilT Ill
MIODLETOWN VOTE
(Mobil, sou ol‘ till» 'l'ouullnr. with cluimsz m a
I'm‘ lnonoy lonllrll.- i‘:ti\\'ill'ii Smith. Millillai'l'i‘ilWN. .lnil. illumiiiilimi I".
timL ls'presldcnl oi‘ tlu-mncorn. ’l‘bo t‘ouuory, chairman of the cliizcus‘
purty. whose cnndldulo for mayor.
girth-millions urc tilliii in h.- i'rii'llllly.
._ .. l’rol’. Willard (‘. ll‘ishrr. wns dci‘pull-ll
In“. Into 3mm” p is...” Ms ”wily tho rcpubllr’nu nominee. li‘, A.
dinner of Siltlliii‘iiillill'iilv Sound and (“0].an 1“ i‘i'liil‘i'iill)"il l'ill' i'ii‘i‘iivll ll."
nillor property in Nill‘h‘ltiil. and won ill \‘otvu, null! ii’tiiU' that in nil llroip
Mollkuown burn. “up...” l-i Smith. nullity u rorouni would ho nulsrd tor.
of South Nol‘wulk. h; n looihor, “my on it is ill‘iii‘l‘l‘d that u llulnllor ol
Mos i‘or "mm, 5.0"”. ronncrlmi with iliiiifiifi. which wuro thrown out. and
“I" ”rm Jnh'" A. (.am'l. m. lduul Nor- which the citizens" pnrly claim should
Mulli. has ilt‘i'll employed ibcrr for n. illil‘“ boon mnntl-d. would turn lilo
innit “WWI ulml, ielection in lover or Will. Visitor. 'i‘illv
”mm; :r'liimns' party has till days in which
lto llcrldo whether it will take lilo lliillv
BELLBDY KILLED iii Ell-r ill'iiln courts, .
A HARTFDHD HOTEL i‘rul. ll‘llihol'. who Wile luhvll ulcll
yoniorduy, wuli roporiul] ,vnlltlil'dny no
"‘“““””"""“ imuuuwllni luiprol‘ml. ills ull‘kulmu. ll
llAii‘l‘i-‘ilitil, Jun, 21.~-~.lohn l’on‘l'l'd. lo tilliii. in lonnliltis.
hills-d 2|. n hull noy. wuu almost instant. l ..
Ii itiiiliii it‘i‘iiii'i'liiiy unlil‘iliiiili iii l") Faun K'LLED '”
OTTAWA EXPLOSION
Wm ulnmllou in the haullnwul. dirt-ct?
t; unclvr the dining room. talking to;
number boil boy. The olwnior Wool
primmmng grimly, ppmw um lvt‘pl or il’i‘l‘AWA, .lllu, Big-widen? persons
mic ipnfirillii’ni.fl0(lf. guru known to have been killed and
"l suede i'll lump on and ship it," mound inlorwi in an explosion which
held Powers. lio put em; idol; linearly lluiuy wrecked Howiclt— l’uvllion.
hide the elevator and reached tan honors-mum and steel structure at
:ward the controlling lover, sinmlingiiho luxhlhllion grounds. where Otto»
partly in and partly outside tin. «use. was winter fair is being held. in the“
lilitiit‘ttti of mopping the elevator us noni‘nsiun tinu followed the exphisionl
hp. intruded. Powers pushed the town“. was lmmuslble at tint accurately
Mound to full speed. and he wusito ascertain tin,- mniiber killed and it
thought between the top or the door i was feared that was may have been
3nd the door and was crushed lemma is the debris.
youth. Many prize horns and entitle pertain~
ed. The adding might Ire lifter oin-
iW'i‘liilirill lilo Hrlinl illlllll,i’4ln‘o1‘ll
W
as»...
«4% alter the
W
b
est heraemade explosion oi the issuing plummet
breed in town. llsmr Bakery. ll lion: iii-amen were able to check the
toe street. flames. , ‘
mum 33‘ scum some Poet-OM ‘
lllllllu '
'lloen moved about since the
’ ably anxious over the lulu of both bout
E'ihp bout unit have rl-goulllzoil tit.- ron~
us RY .
- lulu
‘ Pranks with Sloop “Halls 6”
Hold Fast in Fine
v—u—n...___
llw Hiilli illllill ’
. ill up 0 sum
Sloop Formerly Owned in East
sournhoawnm, cons. nepotism
J.m
Married His: Nephew, Three
Norwalk: May Go to Sea
~——-——-~—.-
The mystery oi? the "Hattie G" ‘
believed to be one or the greatest
which has ever been knewn ill Wesl-
port lizirhor. or in maritime circles in
this section oilee State.
For the past ten days the boat has
been llouting about the contcr‘ oi’
\l'eslporl harbor. near the entrance to
the Sound. No sign of life has been
scar. on the bent and it is inaccessible
because of the ice which Surrounds
it. The boat is susceptible to the
esprit-cs oi the ice lion in which it has
nuclior
ropo was broken. The sloop is in inl-
iiiilii‘Ll. danger of going out into tin-
opeu Sound, “helm: this noon nlulr lllult
Point, the entrance to the harbor,
The sloop entered the harbor before
tho ice formed. its owners are New
Haven men. No one has been seeu‘
about the boat since. it anchored. Some
believe that the men. or one man. are
frozen to death in the cabin, but no
investigation can be made for tin rem
son that the ire will not hold a man's‘
weight nor yet permit a bout to hreull .
through. _‘
Watchers on the shore urp consider-
nndowners. Then- is u piiill where‘
by the mystery may be solved When
the. bout goes out from the harbor with
the ice now thawing. boulmuu will
make for the craft and secure it. also
searching tho, cabin for those Wiiiimf
it il believed to contain,
’l‘lm “Hattie n" was formcrly owned ,
by East Norwnlk mun, At Ollt‘ time it
With the property of John ltldor. but. be
‘hau morod to liriducpnri, and no word
:reunrdlng the present
,iliut their rcsidnllcp is in the Elm City.
DWiil‘rh', Hflvti
(‘nn be secured.
iillst Norwnlk lill‘il him have soon
dilious any it in most mysterious.
'l‘lio sleep is nerd for tho oysicrinu
trade. the owner»; nslul: it on the untur-
nl growth grounds on llriducllnri and
New iilli'l-n ill the season.
iuvr owners in billet Norwulil similarly
mnpioyml it before it won disposed 01'
in tho present owners,
CENTRAL BANK iN FE
SERVE.
’l'bc diroclorn or lhu (“chiral Nation
at bpnll ili'itl u llloolinu this morning
hi ”it! llnnk'n quot-tors null rotcll to no
illllii‘l' the Federal rvullrro nynthlu
ill‘lil’itil'ti for by llu» new currency bill
which won lnui rorvnlly pllmwd ili' Hill-
iirmln ill lillu lirllon tho (‘nnlrul Dips,
llonui ‘iillllii in piurcd on record no ili‘x'
ho: lhn unwind lmuil ill Norwnlll lu‘
inko lllllnniusi' ol‘ the opportunity.
The inn rollnlinlne lnlllnnlu iiniliiii,‘
”in l-‘nlrllold i‘uunliy pull the Norwnih‘
Notional intro not tried upon the until;
DERAL RE-
:lor iiu yet. but will In the Very hour
. . o
future The inn requires that all blinks ‘
noun. iliili‘ notion one way or the Iutlllnrjj
within sixty days from the oneness of1
the hill. There in still a low Wealth
leit before the expiration or that
time.
“NLRB“! ornmans Aflflfiefi'fflflt
anemia. run-rumpus. 2i.«~‘~1‘heiit‘«i
rest ofatwo hundred retirees strike
tingleaders was harried out today by
order or the government. Warrants
swim {our handrail others were in
need but themes waded motors.
The strike wniehiwiluudeelired Jail.
iii. husband broken. marries no!
hope autumn-utmost to must condo»
tines.
i .lni‘armation
s i
The i'or~ .
mounp and won illlcil
r. {annular 21, 1914
-7». .,. or..- ..,_ we“.
Rain or view and colder tonight. .
lullllluuull nu
lx-llluulu llllililllll
Weeks Ago and is Now
His Niece by Law
lF‘Ale‘F‘IELD. Jan. 21.—-As a sequel
to the story of the Jennings divorce
case. which was published in The
Sentinel of yesterday and in which
was told of the renlarriuge of George
S. Jennings, former selectman Vot
Weslport. to ‘Miss May .Haggerty,’m or
Stratiord, now comes the information
to the friends of the former Mrs. Jens
plugs, that she, too. has takenAa sec‘
and trip in the sea of matrimony and
was wedded to ICharles Jennings, a
nephew of her former husband and a
business man in Norwalk, and thatl
they lire now residing in the bitter.
city. i
And as a still further sequel, it“
sequels (‘iill run that far, comes thei
that the former Mrs:
(lcorg. Jennings beat her iormorj
husband to liquid was married some
three weeks ago in the City [lull in
Now York city, where Mr. Jennings
‘ and Miss llaggerty were also married.
'i‘ho marriage of the former husband
of Mrs. Jennings took place on Jan.
to. while that of Mrs. Jennings to her
former husband's; nephew took place
three weeks earlier.
in nor diVorco from Mr. Jennings.
Mrs. Jennings not. rid of her husband
but secured the custody of their in-
l‘unl child. which Mr. Jennings blue
iiit upped. She also got. lehi all-
many. "By her marriage to her sve-
ond husband. a nephew of the ilrsi.
silo gcls .\lr. Jennings, the former.
back again. hilt as an uncle this time.
5n the family tietillifi to be somewhat
united
Mr. Jennings. kite present husband
of Mrs. Jennings. ism member or the
llrm oi’ Godfrey it Jennings. who run
an express line between Norwulk and
iiridgeport.
lllllluwuu null
cullsuluui lull
Mary Rocco oi Oarien Taken ill,
Later Fined SlOO tor Sell-
ing Liquor
The court. utiurhcs nna spectalors
in tho (trilninul (‘omnmn l'lune l‘vmrt
:wnrl- thrown lllln u sinil- or excite
illt‘lli yesterday when Mary Rocco, n
llurlen woman. was Hlliiiil‘lliy token ill.
;.llldlro Wulnh was lust disposing of u
t‘lllitt before him. when the limo.)
woman, who was ncnlod ill the spec
llrlors' row, llonnn lo nt‘l'i'iilll ulul kicli.
Silo inlntnd undnl liliiill who was
with hor prevented but from fttililli:
to the limit. it Louis Lulh pull, the
“billionaire ill-poly Sheriff" of Nor»
jwuili, was clean by hi the. limo uni
ho unlisiul in t'ill'll‘liit'. the “onion
:t’roln the court roml to no alderman.
Silo ruvlrod within it low lililliiitti and
wont book into the mnrl‘onln. whole
uln- llolird n rompinini of uulllnn ll
ouor without it iii'i‘lliiti moi lo bur
iillti uilnr plonlilitu utility rho wlu
bond “on without resin, which uho
pnhi.
.innlou i—irlrunuo, or lilo-lull. llit‘iltiti'i
unlit; to drilling ”poor without it ll-
Jiilil wltlmu
route. The iwu worn unwind hon
iim‘t‘lililitl“. wind: in nonplu oi Mime
poilrnulnu vlullml l’mlln uni pnrcillla
ml liquor ill neural plows whirc
thorn were no ”venues in sell.
an A.dni...,
rut: Kitten or if
rillsul noun
Alai‘ldhili, Mlehr. dun, Ziwil‘iro per:
sons were burned to death here last,
night in in tire whirls destroyed int.
residence of diuretic] .nloiso. the via
time vets Mrs. Eloise, three children
and her brotherdnwiaa'. m. Eloise. a
it your out m, and an intent ell-
coped.
flood mounts
the advertisiu.
a»,
. . ‘ , 1
to he WM
up hills
call: up u
u u nu
General Villa in Make a Formula
able Front in the Advance
' to the Southward
iliiRiiilillW iii lililliiiill :
Not Expected that the Federals
Will Evacuate
(‘i‘llllliAl-lilA, .lnn. lily-“Orders
were issued by ll‘rnnclsfo \‘lllu ti‘liti)’
for a concentration 01‘ rliwl force»
alien},y the railroad north of ’l'ltrrmn.
The rebels muttered ill the Slate ill
‘llurnngo and (‘onbuilu and the Kerri
son ill Juarez were ordered to join
those at Chihuahua. .ilmlnez and Santa
Rosalia with it View ol‘ preparing a
formidable front in the projected rcllol
advance southward. i‘ll‘lrit’lli‘es have
multiplied that the l‘llieruls nl 'l‘orrooa.
are determined if possible to check the
riin-llion at that point. 'l‘orrlon i5
now the mu'thernmost l'oderui strong.
hold in the heart of tho republic. ’l‘hc
indol‘uls hold (bill if lilt‘ revolutionary
movement from the north is to be
stopped all all it must be halted there:
and that the loss oi‘ Torreon to thc
rebels would leave the way open for
Villa's advance to Snitlllu, .‘lonicroy.
Sun Luise Panel. and cities ucnr Mex
lco City. Consequently. according to
reports received here. the fedoras or:
drawing: all their ovullublo soldii-rs to.
ward 'l‘orrmn in the hope of dentin-r
u dccisivo blow to the rota-ls.
General Villa shill he nu" not in-
clined id” hollow tho. roiicrnis would
evacuate 'l‘orreon.
lie. therefore. or-
dered to be concentrated ull rebels
who might be spared lrom the sur
rounding ‘i‘(llillil‘}', Within ten days;
lip said, his uvaiinllle army for the
campaign would nnmiwr ifl,llliil wcl5~
whipped soldiers. (lollrrnl \‘ilhl him-
self exports to loud the oumpnign. but
not until he has llrnt visited .luurcz.
for which place llo pinion-d to loan,
today. Tho l‘l-bvls nro uircniiy within
striking: distilncc of ’l‘orrroll 'l‘llcy o '-
Clip)‘ Lenin and Home). l‘nlnl'lo. im-
pmiunl suburbs
"ho overthrow of 'l‘orrml! by the
robl‘is would learn two rollins up it t i
)ioxit'o Pity, llnll would In» iilrc'tli'
tlilliiilWllrti lilrolmll hillmll‘u'llw~ unll
Auliil i'illlvlllc-u. “he lliilor would in.
mud through :inllillo nod Mollinrny,
and lbcli southward lilrouull Hun l,:li:.
Polllsl.
All on illliit‘illiiill oi his illit‘iliil'il in
build his lrorps lillii tilt-ll .iii no instance
cf illn Milullinryr illllllllli‘ lo \rllilh lw
nppnlnlo illllnll‘lzftlt will ‘iniii,
Vilhl. \\iiii|‘ illilllliill‘: to ‘iiiw ill
ruin for .lnnrvv tllluwl lo llrn 135ml
nvl i'ilno ill iilti l-inio pull-m. and lit“:
"ill-norm Wino. \‘iill urn now unrnrlt
or of the titulo oi i‘lllhnuhno, unvl l
have I'i'llffl‘iilill“. in your llilliiiu unllc
i no ut the bond of my troops to d»
thmno lilo alwarllaer of our iiili‘i’ii"‘l.“m
ilcnurul
l'idl.‘ A l gram
so one pursue:
NEW l‘illtlt. dun. it. Although
thirty’llro «hiya huw elapsed since lilo
Milli] ion ilnlilln otruionr Hi‘iiitili) null»
ed from Lisbon for New *i'orll on the
mother ill. with a curse of cork, ans?
has not been posted as missing. lm-E
cause her owners do not believe that,
tiny accident or a serious nature has.
happened to her. i
jchnsed, including automobile appara-l
‘m' Iii“; boll
lli’lllliill to ill
will llllli
Simple Purchase of Fire Fqulp-
meni and Propert will Add 6
Mills to Fourth ulsirlcl
There is considerable discussion in
town today on the probable purchase
of the fire properties and equipment
of the old three districts by the fourth
taxing district, which will" err
tailmen expenditure of about $96,781.-
88. if the board of estimate and taxa-
tion appropriates this sum of money it
will be. necessary to raise the. 'amount
by taxation and the tax will be raised
ll mills approximately, i
For this reason it is extremely
doubtful if the board will consider the;
expenditure necessary. It, has been'
said that for the sum. entirely new":
equipment and properties could be par-i
ins and the very latest of modern firei
ilgllt‘blu adjuncts. Why the enormousi
amount for [lie purchase of old equip-i
meal should he asked is puzzling to}
the tax payers,
“Grove consideration must be ,eixcni
the matter." said a city official this
morning. “The addition of six mills
to the fourth district tax is u serious
thine. and is not ll more that should
be llllliii' il‘ it can be avoided."
BESiiliEii BREW Fliilili.
dillili‘ilifiiiiifiii iiiiiiiliiliiil’i
tllA'i‘ilAil, Mnsa. Jul). ‘3
loin il.lrl and his show u" sl in; ll'lJ‘-l
wr rc rim-nod by the ilw ol‘ lilo iii't“ cri-
lis buoy \Hiii‘ll lllci: \‘lisl‘ei. the New
You; two-mooted schooner licncral
.v‘ldoloert Alum. Will“. wrecked o‘f dinn-
tmoy l‘-.iut today. The Amos was
bound from St. John, X. it. for Phil.
ndrlphln, with lollies, 'l‘ho sclloolu'r
struck i‘t'i‘l‘vi't- daybreak on Bearer-‘3
Shoal and later slid over into the rib
north ol‘ Shorbll'lil Lllzillt-‘illp nmi nllcut
:ill‘l yards off shore, The liiiHTiIi'C‘l'S
in their s'li‘l' bout wcrc driven b'nl‘lt
by; u ln-l null wows, and the bench gun
was brought out. The combined crews
ol‘ the .llonomoy and .‘lionomoy l‘oln:
Lilo. Spring Stations. workin‘: walk!
drop in lily icy water. ilrt‘d four shill;
bolero within a line iii‘l‘tltis iil(' Amos.
'l‘lio iirsl luau usher. from tho
stiloolzor. told iii“ lil'ruoruro ‘hiy
must hurry. Captain liurt. the lust
mull. was rule on the brush within n
will hour.
i. (up.
"Bill Bill. EDWMiiiS"
‘ BOMB GOOB WilliK
l‘tlnluisslollr-r til-(:rhv A.
tum-woo in so." limos. lili‘ rolliorul of
"'lt'd' in \l'llsilmaglon today.
‘niiiiil is hwinu «ended on undor lhc
ulrl-l-tion oi Silcz‘i i"i rl mun illorui'v .i.
i -"' lfi.
l'lii
ill ‘illi‘lly
till‘i l‘i
'i‘lm H mm: limo in prm‘rni
( l'liii‘iii' ~‘ when ii‘l‘l‘l’lll’l
..‘l:l’iwr. uilluil i.‘ about do . :lll'iun.
‘Ehc snow is will}; limb” in dump
and iii‘ltii lin‘JW iili'
’i‘hlI wllrlillll;
rollilill :‘llll null, iill'i to: noon an W: liti‘
l l'vi'dl ii:
i ll hull ii" i‘il"lli i‘ill‘.
linimm holm l‘iifillil‘ti on to
ill“ shill- to Hill irvnly iim'
Uri. it Will sol clnlw ill‘ in itl‘lll in
l’ur ;
‘i‘iw r 'llluisfioncz‘i how would
i'ii’ llilv lot it ~:f‘ “illii illli lidwur'iu."
l‘io
rulI. ll':.:ll
"'I'l‘t‘ili‘, til} h [UH ih
l-Yli‘ l iiili‘iiil‘iL nihll' vow
ilil'
n
flint}
:iiliii oilufllil no.
:iophd his ayltmgl or
r‘illl‘u’ llfllil‘.l“i. ‘ilit lllli“ \I‘li't wa
lli‘i‘h‘ w i|1“llii"i"iii*i‘ uni llio than
who mill-vi llu- l{now ll‘lliliiiil. o
extortion; .
$000,000 our,
NEW Yllltlt. .iun. z‘l.»$?il~min i’elui,
a lirnoklyu ouhurll. wus linllioll up for
blot-its early this morning by u fire
which pl, it o‘clock destroyed the iron
it Was stated today that, the (lilac-alto.‘iéil‘iick ”'0“ WWW which consisted oi“
was a slow freighter. which might.
average sight hunts under very tamé
able conditions and in a westerly sale
and heavy rm her septum would pren-
ubiy timeless ‘itl‘qltid lien omit the
weather Mammal?” “ l " p
The mowisuiemniiw‘hnsgw.
in load. lemes’*a ammonium:
also. ‘
a tin-solitary brick buildins‘. mcupylng
an entire block. The loss was eliti-
trulled at ”00.000,
a...
THE 0L” LAD AGAIN
""‘Mru. Rattler—cit it true that your
sepsis. Mr. Perkins, is married?“
“litre Blundurbwaes. Robert has
lelued tile benediction.
ili'
_ pcr arrangements, or remain where. it‘
(BEOEIVEO, our old-
Councilmen Now Vote to A“
Action of Corporation counsi .
Tammany on Removal at
Town Clerk’s miles
up 000 $96,781.88 ,,
lllllillilillll’llllll
ecoud District Wants. Pay tore
Collecting ‘ l3 lrhega
All eyes are now turned on Corporv‘
ntion Counsel William F, ’i‘smma‘nyuy
for it is: apparently up to him to decide
wilethwr the town clerk's Umvce shall -
ho moved in the seimld (listrif't, ably
now is in the first district. The .eoun- ‘
cii last evening voted that he should.
prepare a written opinion on the. legal—
ity o' the option of tho rctont meet; I
lug. when a resolution which, by in~ ‘
tint. oils to ropmi an ordinance, was
l'iliiliu’ 'l'hns tin: (ouSiructlon he plac-
c< upon tho, matter will be [he ~{milling '
(Continued on third one“
llllilllllll Pilllll .
us 00 hum
Good Sum Realizui by litter .t *
Trinity Church Last Ev—ning
(in the occasion of the annual birth-
day purly ol‘ Trinity Episcopal Cllui‘ch
last nix-.ht the Sunday school room
was illlud lo moriiowinur and a hon. '
serrutirn estimate of the attendance.
is two hundred people. A program
was given and the usual features or
this yearly function were observed.
After the program It social hour was
onloycd and rl‘rfrvshnlcnts served. All
were agreed that the {dilution was sue-
msnl‘ui ilospllc tho. dunuwr the wealth
or put upon the iltiillt‘vutilllif. A large
sum wuu relllizcll by til" party.
‘i ho promnul was its follows:
ilplclluy, Number” Scduwtrom'a Or»
(-hlaltrll. '
fliuiv i"it‘i.' ~l-‘. linnt and John Welile;
nm-ompnliisl, Mrs. lluul.
lit‘t‘iiliiiilli lrltnlh W. Blond.
latxlil's' llnnl ~ Misses Lydia Vosbttt‘gh
nod iillli‘lll' Villiti; accompanist, Ml.”
liulvn ’l‘uylor.
ilrill i-‘iitvcn ulrio. he follows: Moro.
oliiy (lrocll, iillllll and Lillian Gustav
h-t, Marion ltl ‘llnrllson. illliomle lili-
liliii'iilll'. lune ‘l‘ulilc, .il'suie Ander-
mul. l'rnciln Uliil‘ii. Miro Acton.“
lvilex-ll null lioiwrtu iiulnor. lithe!
iiliii‘i‘i. lilvli‘ill tilnw. \lnlrnnp An-
rlwlmn cold a\i.‘tl’illii Matti-um.
‘l‘cm r iioio wilurlwl‘t i.i“iiwflilii. ‘
Liopzmlo Sula kilos irriin Vilniitii'ttii.
.‘inlc (noun-lip llnnl Bartram.
‘n'vhlo mull. V'un iiinuliiwn.
.ollw lilo prlmrnm thorn nerd up-
proprlnio rmunrh‘i by iiii‘ roclcr. Roll, 3 ‘
i‘l‘lfiii'fli’ii A. t‘oloulhll.
Wu.“ .5 was» on... m
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001' 00th Vlillt'l slot,
Allhounh the bids for the addition _
of the vullli to the (lily linll Wern'i’tl‘
ceirrd by the district emunlluniottem
last evening. they have not been um
ed as yet. it being truest-nary in but;
a shunt change made. The hunting?
oi records Wanted a wall tour W
larger. and while he passed upon
complimented the' proposllfl Mimi
thought the thicker Willi mush M
The commissioners are 'hflfliiikj' '
bids to await further delirium; '
, 7%
_ . nib?! 7 in ,.
A need our. pays but lath
new.
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