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CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this
Three Tunes. 509-—
I WANTED
WANTED -— WILL PAY SPOT
cash for good upright piano in good
condition. [No dealers. Address at
Once Piano, care Sentinel. 121 3t:
W A N T E P -—- EXPERIENCED
chauffeur desires situation. Can do
repairing. Will take work of any’
kind. Address “Work," care Sentinel.
121 31
NVANTED —— EXPERIENCED 0P-
lerators, cementers and button sewers;
also learners on raincoats. Apply at
lI‘he Raincoat Factory. Union St,
above Hani‘ord garage. 120 31.
WANTED—3080M TUCGERS, AN
unusual opportunity for experienced
operators on power machines, paid
{while learning. Cluett, Peabody and
100., no. j20 6t
WANTED—«SITUATION AT GEN-
eral housework. Inquire 7 Hoyt St...
South Norwalk. . 120 31.
,_..,
WANTED—JSITUATION A’I‘ GEN-
ieral housework. Inquire 72 Lexington
lAve. 120 31
WANTED~—AT ONCE, WOMAN OF
refinement to give all or part time .to
pleasant, occupation «paying 7151c per
hour, in South Norwalk and vicinity.
lAddress S N., care Sentinel Jill 3t
_—_._._. __..__.....‘.
WANTED-CIIILDREN T0 BOARD.
lAny age. “Respec.abie famill. Good
sanitary house sun-oundings. Exper-
ienced care given. Terms very reason-
nible. 30 Myrtle St, East Norwalk,
Conn. Phone 1219-5. 119 3t
5
WANTED — BY
man, house lpnintor
with tools, strictly
work of any kind.
plus, this office.
MIDDLE AGED
by trade, handy
temperate, inside
Address Reason-
119 3‘
LADIES, $2.25 DOZEN
lplain neclcwear. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecussary.
Mail dime for pattern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa. 112 II
MAKING
WANTED—~T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fall; calves.
$5.00““i’or bob valves to fatten H.
Friedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
”WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry Highest prices
paid. Bob calves to fatten from $3. 50
to $4. 50 Joe Dickman, Box 664, South
lNorwalk. :12 mt
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"' Los'r‘
L05T~~YliSTERDAY AFTERNOON,
in the vicinity of South Main, Wash-
ington or West Sta, small open face
silver watch. Reward for retufn to
Sentinel office, 121 It
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN'S COMPENsATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for 51111111113 Policy.
C. T. McGovern
. 11‘sURANCE AND DEAL ESTATE
155 Washington street,
Booth Norwsik. Conn. Tel. 845.
world-wide Method
All known (“38an have I000!) Dlll‘i'lll
if
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing;
Hand Treatment of the Vital Or-
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Spine [
A system of healing which brings
about tho cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony,
'with nature '
FREE-01": Full “Harmonia-FREE
to each and every person applying ‘qu
ll’ore Jim. 30, 11114 A great many
leases ARE (11111111 from one or two1
' 1111111 MILLER
155 Washington 31., Keoior‘s 611111..
South Norwaik Conn.
Office Hours-«9 to 5.
‘\
Your vacant proyerty is costing
money every day. A Sentinel want
adv. will change your loss into 11
profit. Try one and sec.
, movement hope
mmeoPrlce
‘TO ‘LET ‘
To LET .... TWO FURNISHED
rooms, all iml.uovements Inquire 108'
South Main St Tel. 13426121 31
To LETv—FURNISHED 110011.
iiIrst sfloor, to right, all improveI-"F
meats. Use of telephone. Inquire
120 Washington St. 10 .1.‘
TO LET—wFIVE ROOM APART
men1,t East Washington St, East Nor
walk. lnquire 64 South Main st. 1711 tf
To LETwPRIVATE PLACE, ALI.
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to light party. 186 Main St.
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. Britten, 82
Fort 81.. East Nowalk. Phone 331. t
018 i.
To LET OR FOR SALE—6 'ROOM
cottages with all improvements. ready
for occupancy Nov. let. Rent $110. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E. Hoyt, at The South Norwalk Trust
Co 0111 if
BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN F‘.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinning business to 36 Gregory Boule-
vard', East Norwalk, Third District.
Telephone connection. 113 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
nusoncuurumsrs.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FREE! «E i
Rearrange numbers in each row so
that total of each will be 15. To the
2 nearest correct answers will be
given one lot flee at Somcrville,N1 . J.
Contest closes .1111) 26. James Realty
(‘0, 209.3 Webster Ave, N. Y. City.
1 114 4:
If other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors"
hurt you,c:1ll on me and be con-
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D. C.
63 Meadow St; South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St, Stamford, g a.
m. to 5 p- m
Spinal Analysis Free,
VALUABLE FIND OF INDIAN
RELICB.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 21 .—I1:1portant
finds of Indian earthworks of which
there had been no previous record,
have been made in Northern Wiscon-
sin by two members of the Wisconsin
Archaeological Society, according to
aunouncmnent today thy the University
of Wisconsin.
The aboriginal remains were dis-
covered by J. .P. Schumaoher, 111
Green Bay, and w. A. ’I‘itus, of Fond
du 1111', in ll’ortnlto, Marathon and illn—
coin counties. Nonr Iirndicy and Heat.
lord surveys were made of six dis.
tinct groups, The turnout of these con-
sistod of 33 conical and oval mounds,
An «unblmnniic mound 111 one of those
nronps in the only one of its class yet
located 111 Northwestern \i’iuronsln. A
plot of old llndlnn gut-don buds also
was 101111d.I
mwvv~mvm”ua
,MOVING PICTURES TO leTRUCT
WOMEN VOTERS. .
i‘ilii‘CAtiti 11111.21 )))))) Moving pir-
turns will be hand in the campaign for
(11111111111111; prospective women voters
for the spring elections. accordion to
announcement today by several was
men's citizenship committees.
’i‘hp films will dcmonuirnto how to
register and how
make a plea for all women to regis-
tor for the election. leaders In the
to instruct; nearly
three- fourths of, the women voters by
atoms of the motion pitiures before
the April elections.
Property owners 1111111111 81111111191
Want Ads. in finding buyers or ten-
ants with small cost or delay.
saves-ribs 114 THE 1121111111151.
t,
Fer Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
page, Twenty-Five Wards or Less, 25c--
Each Additions. W.ord 1 cent per Imertion. In Black-
to vote and willy
s. u‘
on to
o!
M
.0 II
CI 0.
(continued from 111-111 page.)
My.
point for the notion the council will
take at some future meeting.
The regretted notion of the council
at the recent meeting; is history new,
but not ancient history. The board.
with the assistance of the balance or
power, voted to rescind all previous ac-
tion i'egnrding the removal of the tow
clerks oiilce, the intention being to
permit it to continue in the first dis-
FOR SALE
FOR BALEwGOOD WORK 011
business horse for sale cheap. Price
$60 No use for it. W Foote, Wilton.
Phone 99, 120 31.
FOR SALE-«MISSION DINING
arm chair, reed arm chair with cush-
,ion, genuine old fashioned tables, 1'1
piece wash set, gold trimmed, music
cabinet. Taylor, 26 Spring St.
121
FOR BALE—OWING 'I‘O ILLNESS
of my wife I am obliged to dispose of
all household goods to meet outstand-
ling obligations. Goods must .be sold.
Draughtsman's outfit included. Dan»
gains. Wm. McRedmond, 8 Cottage
81., East Norwalk 1'20 31
LAST CHANCE — ONE MORE
brand new Oliver typewriter, print
type, latest model, No 5,111tthewhole
sale price liazaar, 76 Washington St. 3
1111 11111.11
District OITNorwalk. 98.
Court, January 6 A. 1)., 1914.
Estate of Amer. Gates late of Nor—I
walk in said District, deceased. i
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months {rem the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said” time.
will be dcbarrcd a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate are re-
11111‘1sted to make immediate payment
to
Probate
GEORGE M. WAY >
Executor.
iii 21~28 .
f‘ 1...... AWM
District of 'Norwnlk. ss., Probate
Court. January Ii, A .11.. 1314.
Estate of Mary Gates late of .\'or
walk in said District, (incensed.
The Court of Probate for the ills-
irici of Norwalk, hath limited and 111»
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to 1*.\‘~
hlbit their Chill)!" for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time.
will be dcbnrrud 11 1911111ch All per
sons indebted to said .i‘stnto are re
quested to make immediate payment
to
GEORGE Ill. WAY.
Administrator.
.114 21-28
FEDERALS WILL FlGHd‘ FOR
PLAYERS.
CHICAGO, Jail. The Federal
League today notified the powers of
organized baseball that their signing
of players already under contract with
tho Federals will be fought in and out
of the Civil courts. This nithuulum
was in the Term of a telegram which
President Gilmore of the Federal 1.01111-
~no sent to President linker of the Phil—
adolphla Nationals, declaring he would
“protcwt” the contracts signed by Ad
llronnnn and Will Klillior.
Save moneywSentlncl ads. will sell
property, get employment or rent v11
cant property quickly and cheaply 1
21,...
"Sold by Strout” l
I: the-i311 mi nailed oaths hum of
1852 FARMS
that we sold in l9lZ.
Mon him Buyers are from the
great American cities. .
O'l‘hmlow We have Big Consul
film in onion, NewY York
@wfiéjlyrw Pllulmuh, and receive
for 1mm 11va 1M.
mam than my villa Ame
:lé‘i” mdfit. “and,“ 3m fivm
ow to Your memfl
Write Mark
E. A. Bimini Film Manny
1m" 3411: 11111.1. Nitvv vomc
law Phil-dolphin enabled.
Arthur Waldron, mutanllia
1 29 Havilund 81ml,
5411th Nor-walk. conn.
1
‘1‘”.
i
‘11-,
trial. This, after the second district
had voted to add a vault to the city
hall for the reception of the 0111011, and
after all arrangements had been made.
pursuant to an ordinance requiring all
town and city offices ,to be under one
1001' in the City Hall in the Second
District.
Bill: Under Discussion.
Various bills were the bones of con
lention below the city council extra
session, and the hearing on the im-
3‘ provement of certain East Side streets
as proposed by a submitted layout, did
not materialize. It was voted, how-
ever that the layout by piocccdcd
with and a committee was appointed
to ca1ry on the work
The purchase hythc city of the firs
equipment of the vulious districts.
which will entail an expenditure of
396.781.1113, was continued. It was vot-
ed to ask the board of estimate for
this sum, or such sum as necessary to
Ipurchnsc the equipment and to rent
the buildings it purchase of the lat-
ter was not thought advisable.
The meeting was called to order a
{few minutes after 8 o‘clock 'by Mayor
“Francis I.
Burnell. All the council-
man with the exception of Dr. Wolfe
were in thelr seats. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read by
Clerk Linxweiier.
Insurance of City Employee.
A list of bids for the insurance of
oily employes under the Compensation
Act was received from Taylor and
Golden. it was voted placed on1llle.
Wants Sewer in Ward street.
A cmnmunicutiou from Edna
Lewis asked s11wcr extension
other minor i111provcincnls in Word
sirtu‘t. Referred to strcrt committee
and street commission.
ii.
and
granted
Building lii‘l‘ll'li’s were 1)
Rev, James II. \\'crue1‘, and ii. .I. 21111-
ler. - .
Want More Lights.
A pullilon for lights was rot‘t‘i‘l‘wl
from Knapp Stl‘t’t‘it and ”stem 111111111111
residents. it was referred to the lisht
committee and ‘sccond district. colu-
missloncrs.
Fire Warden Mllls’ Bill.
A 111111111111 town bill to George \V.
Mills for about $22 for survives as live
warden wus- 1111.111. i-‘iuauco t‘iinli‘nznu
ilipson was givon the bill for invcsli.
cation.
Want Military Enrollment
reeled.
The bills for the military and pet'-
111111111 thy enroiiumnt totaling at $5118
wure read. The appropriation for tho
curolliwnt is $5110. I'ouncihnnn Hip
Bills Car~
‘son moved and it was voted that the
bills be referred 11111111 for correction.
A bill from the charities dupnl
11111111 for $111.32 for the stain tuber:
I1‘ulosls farm was rend.
Bill for Use of Garbage Force.
It was voted to delay action on u
hill from the 111111111111 to fourth toxin-l
districts for $111) 111 11111110111111 by use
of garbage collection and street 111111111-
1111-111.
Stephens Hutch explained flint be
cause of the risk the district does not
wish to conllliuc allowing tho fourth
district to use the I-mtlpnirnt without
return. ii, W. ilari‘ord, another coup
1111sslou1:r. explained that the hill is
{on 11111001119 of the failure of the fourth
district to lake 11111111 the onuipmunl 1111
prescribed by the charter.
Bill for Fire Hydronh.
iiills for hydrants 1111-1111 referred to
the counsel and the waiur committee
, for invuutiuation.
The hearing on the 11211111,
layout was blunted and 11s
Not-walk
no one
wished to be heard was shortly cloak
ml.
Chimpa- in Third District.
no resolution it who voted that tho
11111111111111 required 1111 public 1111111111111
111111111 and normally 111 11211111. Norwnik
the funds by W, ll. linilllu. 1’. ii. li‘lfllih
11111 and John 11‘11rr 1111 n committed.
Dr, Cram On Health Bum.
lir. (looms 14. I‘rnm was 1111111111111
11d 11,11 Mayor llurnrli and confirmed by
tho 1111111111] 1111 11 member of the llourd
of 1111111111. Couiwilmap it, .11. Wolf11
arrived at about ii o’clock,
Mayor llili‘liitil 11.11111 nullndhwuy, and
(“1111111111 Preshhnt 11. W. Mather us-
’anmcd the chair.
A noniiuuonov fund of $1.11 was voted
the board of rd: 1111111111.
Purchase of Fire Equihmehl.
The committee consisting of the fire
‘rhiui‘ and fire committee appointed at
,fithu hrovnuliimoetlng for the purpose
I or arranging an equitable prion, for
the put-(111111111111 the lite equipment of
the first, second and third districts
, by the fourth, which now conirolw tin1
,flre department, submitted a report, it
was limited wholly and contained all
of value in any and all of the district
departments under the former admin-
1 charge rentulI at the rate of 5 per cent.
1111111 that 111.111: 11111111111111th 1111.11. -1 .. .. .
district did not wish to purchase the
buildings it has been decided to
The totals on lined by the clerk were
as follows: Third District, $12,194 92;
Second District, 340, 218. 70; and First
district $44,368. 26.
Councilman Hipspn movedthat the
report be received and ordered placed
on file, and Councilman Wolfe second-
ed the motion.
Councilman Riordan asked through
the mayor if It was the intentmn of
the mover not to have the city buy thb
equipment. Councilman 'iilpson ex-
plained that it was not his intention
to block the purchase, but thatxhe,
would not wish to vote in its favor
without having had time to consider
it further. [is thought it might come
up later. Councilman Riordan thought
the matter best settled at once. .
Acting Mayor Mather said that the‘
council could take no definite action,
as the 1board of estimate and taxation
had not appropriated any money to
previde for this case.
Councilman ‘I'Ilpson again slated
wW—Q W. W mflmwmu
ASSETS.
Real Estate acquired by
foreclosure .........8 23,825,117
Office Building 543,246.17
Cash on hand and in
diunlts 3,711,59137i
Stocks and Bonds 35, 839. 213 08
Mortgages secured by
Real Estate .......... 66,838,.80247
Loans on Collateral 1 378,569. 97
Loans secured by policies 1
of this Company 10.135.945.77
interest ‘due and accrued
December 31, 1913 . . ..
Pren‘iiums in course of
collection and deferred
Premiums ..... 2,270,899.04
Market Value of Securi— " .
lies over Book Value,
less Assets not admit-
ted ..................
2,267,386.23
947,322.18
that he did not desire to block he.
move. 'but that he believed it best toi
have it go over for a meeting, I
Councilman Milne said that it must;
come to a head sooner or later and
suggested that a committee be all-i
pointed to confer with the board 01¢
estimate.
Councilman Hipson' 11 motion was de-
tented.
Councilman Milne then moved that
the matter he referred to the fire com ,
lattice and the corporation counsel to‘
ask the board of estimate to allow the
amount mentioned with .11 report of
their efforts to be submitted at the
next meeting. He included that ii‘ the
board does not see. fit to apprOpriate
enough to buy the, fire houses they,
may be asked to appropriate 11 sulfi-
1‘ieut amount to cover the rental ()1
them.
The motion was carried.
Title of Shore Line Property. 1
A request from the third diSIrIPt
commissh‘mcrs to the Client that a
committee bu appoint: d to investlzate
the title of shore tliul1 property extant!-
lugr 1110111.: the cost ride of ”in harbor
froth 1411111111111 avenue to Fifth 1111111111.
Thorn Is 11 1111115111111 the loft” 111111111
about the ownership. and if it lieltuiz.q
to the old town. 11s it has been report-
1111, then it will prowl a valuable asset
to the district and 11il\'
(in motion of Councilman iiipsnn it
was voted that the street committee
('lty engineer and corporation counuc!
be appointed to lllYt‘iillflillv lily lllilllul‘.
Legality of Removal Ordinance.
(‘ouuclilnuu Sim-nus asked Mr.
povntiou rounsti his opinion 11111511111111:
the log‘ alilx oi the 11111 passed :11 1111-
previous meeting 111111114111; tho urdi
uanre rululin- to tho rmnuvnl oi' the
111'
town clerk's 111111111 from tho llrst 111
second district.
t‘ounsul Tammany desired not to
give his opinion, but said that he will
propnro n wriilrn opinion on the 1111111
for, providing the council wished him
to llllio this course.
(,‘flllllt‘lllllilll Stevens intrmiuvod :1
resolution to the effort that he so 1"“
pure an opinion~
Councilman Miinp 111 ' the 1111111111
meeting was of 11 (llifcvont nature from
any other,
Acting Mayor Muthvr replied thii
them is some 11111111111111 regarding the
legality of the resolution as huvinz an
effect on an ordinance. 111» said that
the intent of Mr. Milan's motion wars
to change the. ordinance. and that
thurp is 11 question wht-Ihor be will do
so or not. .1
Question was mileIor and tho vein
was declared as in favor of 1111- runo-
iutiou. ikutlrrllnulu Milne duubtod it
and a rising 1111111 was called.
in favor there were Councilman Iiip‘
son, Wolfe and Him-ans, while (tenurlb
inch Mllnu, Riordan qud 11011111111 were
against 11.
111111111; Mayor Mother derided
llo by voting with those favorable.
Question of Stenohropmr’s Salary.
I‘ounriimnn Mntlwr 1111111111111 up the
the
matter or 111., bill for 11111 city 1111111»
111-1131 ntclioarnphor, whirh is for sixty-
llvo dollars per 1111111111. llo said that
1111 «11111011111111 of 1111- 1111111111 dopnvtnwut
111- 11111110 not ii. it, the bill which was
not authorized by the 111111111111. 1111
1111111111 11111 council to consider it.
l'ouurlhnnu Millie moved that 11 1111
paid.
(luilnriiililm Htl'vrhs naked wit-I 11w
chairman u.” the 1111-1111 1.1111111141111111
would rurumnwnd 111111 11111 inilor said
that he did not 1111111 to do 111111, 111. 11
was strictly 1:11 lo the moduli.
11 was mind to 111111 the on!1 hill oi
$013 and probably before the 1111111 11111:
is biillmlllml the salary will be 11111111 al-
oil.
011 11112111111 of i'ouiit‘li liouli Millie it
was 11111111 111111 the ruillnrailon 111111
sol draw. up 1111 lirdlilmwo v 1111*“ng “iii;
and 121111381411 similar 11111917191
' Mom Ordinances Ordered.
1111 motion of i‘oilht‘llmml Riordan
it was voted that the corporation #:1011111
11111 prepare :1 11111111111; ordinance 11,.
provide for the appointment of build
ing, plumbing and e-ec‘ir‘lcni 11111111111 1
era and to armors the tire dlurntI
limits.
jlncfcasc
,lHCrcaa
:Increase
.s1aicr to 1101111111.
7,,1 __ .
64111 Annual 81111111111111
OFI THE 3‘
Alma Life Insurance Lompauy
someone, CONNECTitiIlUT.
MORGAN G. IULKELEY, Pru‘isldent ‘
Life Accident Health, Liability and Workmsn'ol Compensation luau ‘
JANUARY 1.1914. "
l
LIABILITIES.
Reserve, on Life. Endow-
ment 111111 Tenn Poli- =
0103 .., .......... 489,384,033
Additional lieservo. not
included above ...... 7.5.
Premiums paid in ad
venue, and other illabilo “
ities ............... . . 91111413
Unearncd interest on Poi~ ‘
icy Loans ............ 269,11
Accrued 'ii‘axcs ......... 670.2..‘
‘Sunplus reserved for spec-
ial class of Policies and
dividends to Policy-
holders payable on de—
mend and during the"
year 1914 ...........
Losses an1d1f‘loims await-
ing proof, and not yet
due ..............
Iinearned Premiums on
Accidents, Health and
1 ,:
Liability Insurance 12,773,181l
Reserve for Liability . .
claims . ............. 2.0433664
Surplus rte Poiicyhoid- ' "
‘ers ....... . .......... 13 ,025,627.10
Total Assets ..r..1....3113,956,997.45 Total Liabilities ..... $113,956,9
m...
iNCOME. IDISBURSEMENTS.
Premiums ............. $19,619,385.41 Payments to I’oiicyhold-
Interest, Rents etc 7, 477 .693. 24
..:1
Total income in 1913 .$27,097078.65
The amortized value of the bonds as provided by the law of New
York shows a value greater than the market value abovo given by $2; 258
20.7
f‘afllNS DURING 1913.
inczsssc in Surplus to Policyhoiders.
in Premium lnc0me
. in .ctai income
in As sets ...................
in Life insurance in Force.
increase
New Life insurance issued in 1913. .
ilfIc insurance in Force Jan. 1, 1914
LIFE EU?
A. N. DcsChamps
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH BUSINESS:
Arthur G. Hinkicy, Manager for C:
LIABILITY BU‘iNE"e
9.! P'IH'hl Sit,
J. B. LAWRENCE, Agent, Accident and Liability1 Dc pattment South New
Rob: 2 C. KnOx Gen ‘rai Incht,
walk.
Manager ivleig; BIc‘gq Eridgepcrt.
ers .................. $14,654,115”
Taxes 638,629.,
All other Disbursements 7,845,046
..1 ..............
Total Disbursements in , .
1913 . .............. $23,138,621
. ..... s 1,235,293.88
1.468.685.11
3 ,1411,7.111. is
3,565,620. 115
....................... 20 308.1153.”
...... ...............$ $1,847,180.15
lNPSS:
rtnccticut.
Hartford
BEAHDSLEY “its GWEN
”151th UP
lContiuuea irom hrsi mire: ,
barber shop. 1111111~ whit-i1 I11) \vnikoi 111 ,
the sheriff‘s 0101111 and int‘ninliy 11.111'11
‘11111;‘r\it‘ 311111 Till} “usitwl‘: 111' 11111 law.
110 has served with 11 warrant char";
i111.r him with il‘n-‘llzilt in the first 1311'
arch in having: shot (i. \‘l'. Putnam,
overseer of the poor of (‘haulauoun
l‘ounty, Willi 11111-131 to kill. liv-lzed
in his roll. no (1111‘ was allowed to sun
him,
flourdslny‘s surrrudcr zuuo
Huh! days of open 110111111110 111' thu
law and his oil‘cctivl- dcfonsp of “For!
llonrtlslvy.” Willi his farm house as
his stronghold. Beardsley would not
allow any one to sou and talk with
him except the sheriff. and he turned
his notorioiy into money by the ruin
Ll" unioizrnph postal curds. 1111111111.: for
alto ‘
photographers and moving picture
men. 111- 1111111111111 that Sheriff Auden
son would never 1'lnkc" him.
A week one 'l‘uusduy Beardsley shut
l’lllliliill as the latter was about to
lake the farmer's nine children to 11
county institution. lip, carricndud the
windows and rooms of his farmhouse
and kept tho slit-riff and his posse of
2:". men 111, buy by threatening f-i nun
lilo children as n Hillulll cunlnst their
hulioin. Monthly 11.1 1111111111111 to vlirrvn
drr today if 11111 children worn allow"
ml to be taken out of the county and
he in: permitted to sivu 11111111141” up in
Mnyvliiu. The. children will luv alvrn
into the earn 111' Ill‘flrillilt‘)"h unilhor»
111411111. Mrs. Austin, of 'i‘iiuuviiic Pu.
311111, l-‘hinn l’iur, 5111111111111 Mrs. hoard.
all-y, who won incidentally shot in the.
ankle when our of the children brush:
nd 11 revolver off 11111 window all! was
loiton today to 11 hospital for 111111.111
motif.
i’utunm. the woundud ovorcccr of
the poor. 11-1 in 11 hospital in James
town. Wllfll'v it 111 sold 1111 will forever. .
NORTHWEST BTOflM WARNINI‘ 1.8..
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N11111: YORK. 11111, 21.~'l‘i1o local
Weather bureau today resolved the tub
lowinu special from ll'nnhi'nutnnt
“Northwest, storm warninirs ordercu
displayed 12 noon. Delaware break,
i'ilsturhance over.
New York and Southern New ldna‘nno,
.mgvlnp; east, will he followrd by 111111
northwest winds late this afternoon
and tonight. 1
A Furnished Room m 111111111 15
13121111111111 wnm "limit?!" 11 to 11 ‘
hlshed 1onu1«1-Ileu1ed,
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south tilPEti‘s‘Eii
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a can: 1121111111111?
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at.
X it‘W \“ (111K,-
Sulzor,
.lzm. L1 WilliaaL
now an A3-
somblviunn, war. the chief witneis cit?
1111 to 4111114111 this afternoon at the re~
suinptiou 11010 the sorcalledqlohu
Doe inquiry into political graft, and
especially .118 (.1 nouns state road cone
riru'iion. 1111111.: the period below»
and alter this rcmmnl 115 1:01am”, Sub“
zer made many charges against his cw
cmies, but he did not. luke‘the stand
at the impeachment proceedings. and
his nppuatriuicc today was the first
under oath. It was understood that.
lhstrlct 1.111t01ney Whitman would In-1 1.
sist that the witness sign a waiver of5
immunity.
The district attorney did not an-
nounce prior to the resumption of the
inquiry over just what ,ground he:
would talks the witness It was
thought itowever, that he would duds-1
lion Sulzetr about all matters in which;
his name has been mentioned since
the 1111111 Inquiry-began George H.
McGuire. hf Syracuse at the beginning
of the campaign. said he gave Bullet
3500 in cash as a campaign contrlIl
lion in 11 hotel in Syracuse on the (t
after Sulter's nomination. ,1
Mcfiuiru asserted also that flail
naked for .1111 additional contribution
$2,000.1hut $1100 of this wont to 18, 11
nor directly to 11111 him in his 1111':
military iiinht, 111111 that 32,500 w;
sent to 111111 ihroulzil tho 1111111113".
John A. ‘liionurssy, UII‘ oxwgovomot‘i
11111111. luvuistiuutor. . A part of the
full). Mcl’liuro sword, was contributed
by 1111 111111111. 111' ”it“, liurhor Asphalt
(11111111111111.1w1111-h Mcllnh'n represented”
111111111 (populous, it. was said, wool
he 1111111111 111111111 111117.111 11 relations wit
Charles 11‘. Murphy. James 111. (infidel.
uh ticnnidlr 1) Norman.
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COUINTNY CLUB DINNER.
owing menu will he 11va
miry lilnh dollar dinner;
p.111:
(‘nvair
Celery 1liolishda
'i'uruc of Fun
iioiicd 411111111111 and Egg Euclid
ilonsi. first or iluast Turkey .
1 Cranberry Sauce
spaghetti flail
Salad 11611111111111. (theses
Dressluiv .
ice Cream Rice Puddiiil
(hackers and (illness
1191111 Tacos.
1'111'111111‘ governor,
(11'
The full
at the (‘01
marrow ni
Lettuce
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