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TLNVANTED—«BOY 1N WASH ROOM.
inquire Crescent Laundry.
l'or old lady. Cali 8 South Main St, ]
South Not-walk fut :it~
WANTED—WILL THE GENTLE
man who by mistake took my Arctic
overshoes at the Country club Satur- l
‘day night please communicate with C. i
. J. Pldgeorl. Tell 1097. d2i 3t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN TFOR;
clerk in store. Must be willing to}
. Kwork and take interest in the business. I
IAddress Store care Sentinel. 124 at
. :WANTED—QBY A LADY WITH
[our children live unfurnished rooms, i
TO LET->5 LARGE ROOMS, WITH
‘ »-f25 3t bath electric light and all modernzfuily repaired and revoioed, in
. improvements. Inquire 13 Hillsidest,
WANTED-ROOM AND BOARDfiouith Norwalk.
1'28 3t
To LET—EIGHT noon arousal”
{centmily«V located modern
improve-
ments Vacant March 1st. Address
Box 322 South -.Norwallr 125 3t
10 LETc—‘TWO FURNISHED
rooms. all im-,provemeits use of tale
aphone; 1 mintue from West Ave. 12
Orchard St. 124 ill
To LET—FIBERGLASS RENTS
in Norwalk South Nor-violin East Nor-
walk and Rowayton. Anything you
might desire. Rents from “.00 to
$50. 00 per month. inquire Raymond
with or near bath. Must be heated.‘ "“03 124 3i
iAddress, Mrs. Meek, Ii Washington aw
Direct. rat at LOST
9" .
,fwmrsn—Jro our ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices ,for fat calves.
, $5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
s‘rieaman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
oletf‘
MISCELLANEOUS:
REMOVAL NOTICE—oi. BLOCK
will move his ladies‘ tailoring and
dressmaking establishment, cleaning
and dyeing and repairing business
about March 1st from 31 Main St. to
in Wall so, next to Pleasant Hour.
H. liloclr. 1125 3t
V rmwarrsas.
W
UM
mums—n.
Bmith. Underwood.
Remington.all other
makes. sold. rented“
repaired. Rentals.
per month. hiachines'
sold at 05 per month.
"l‘ho Plum mmo r 9179s-
titer xchsngc, 156‘ Folrfisld Avs.l
M3090“. Conn.
em. M._._._..
20th Century Triumph
This opportunity to get cured of
your ailment or disease may be the
star flung to you from the Infinite.
All known diseases have been cured
y ,
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital 0r-
pans. the Nervous System and the
Spine
A system of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases byi
bringing mind and 'body into harmony
[with nature.
PROF. MILLER
555 Washll‘gtOn 8L, K99l9r'o Biddo
- South Norwalk
Office Hours—8:30 s. m. to 9 p. on.
Monday, Wednesday. FridsyL10: 30
h. m. to 9 p. m
KN057
THYSELF‘
WORKMEN'B COMPENSATION.
LlABliilTY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
‘ INSURANCE.
Write Me ”for Sample Policy.
(3. T. McGovern
lhdURANcE AND cm. son-rs
, 165 Washlndton Street,
Oouth' Norwsllo Conn. V'l'sl. 845.
NEW BUILDING T0 COST $1,200,000
NEW YORK Feb. 26. —-—Twelve
story building to cost $1.,200.000 is
soon to be erected in West Forty-
ninth street for the League for Polit-
ical Education The netv' structure,
which will he called the Societies
(Building. will also be the home
many other societies working in the
interests of acclitl Service
The building will contain an sudl
torium. with a seating capacity of 1,-
, 500. A social science library will add
to the attraction of the building, the
wtop floor of which is to be utilized
‘ for. club purposes
,... , “A V
'NORWALK ‘Hosrn'm. Norse.
' lidward. H. Hall. of Summit avenue.-
(“g"‘wds admitted to the Norwii‘lt hospital
‘ yesterday afternoon for medical tfeatw
scent.
thank Faliarr the man who suffer-
01' .
Loan-Wilma MALE ANGORA
cat, gone about a week. Pleasere- '
turn or notify Airs, Ailing, 11 Durban]:
St. South Norwaik, Conn. 126 It
L08T~PAIR 0F JET ROSARY
beads. Reward for return to Mrs. ill.
B. FltzGerald, 26 Union St. m5 3i.
L08T~—A WHITE PEARL BROOCH
ou train leaving New York at 11: 15
’p. 111., Saturday, Feb 21 Finder will
‘riease notify Mrs. M. c. Cole, Rock
Spring road, Stamford, Conn. 1'25 3t
Special Meeting——
Second Taxing District
The legal voters of the second Tax-
lng District are hereby notified and
. warned that a special meeting of said
district will be held in the Assembly
Hall, in the City Hall Building, on
lSaturday evening, March 7th,1914, at
eight o',ciock for the following pur‘
poses.
To consider the question of selling.
and if deemed advisable, to authorize
ithe district commissioners to sell the
Putnam Hose House. so called, and
land connected therewith nor exceed-
lug fifty (50) feet in front on Frank-
lin street:
. To consider the purchase of the
Pardee property. so called, fronting
on Marshall street. and lying easter-
ly of and adjoining the present City
Hall property. and the purchase of a
certain tract of land in said district
lying on the easterly side of Water
street and extending easterly to the
or both of sold properties, to author-
lize the purchase thereof and to an
propriate such a sum or such sums of
money as may be necessary therefor,
the district such sum or some as may
notes of the district therefor.
1914. ,
Brennan 8. HA'I‘GH
HORACI l. NASH,
D, wunmam HARFORD
help you andother
Chiropractors
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL, D C.
7t08p.m.
m. to 5 pm.
Spinal Analysis Free,
FREIGHT BTEAMER DAMAGED.
W
Africa. the British
—-—-l
and to authorize the district commis-
sioners to borrow on. the credit of
be appropriated for said purposes, and
to execute and deliver the note or
Dated at NOrwalk, February 25th,
District Commissioners
.
if other methods have failed to
hurt you, call on me and be con»,
winced that I am using the BEST
63 Meadow St, South Nos-walk.
any Atlantic St, Stamford. 9 a.
ST. JOHN. N ‘13.. Feb. lill r-‘Twentlr-
V [nine days out light, from Cardiff for
en a but on the head as a result or a this port, to load cargo for South
. row with a saloon proprietOr on Mona;
dy, was discharged .1 in .thevinstitu Kahuna. Captain Pin-den, arrived here;
freight classifier
‘ FOR SALE.
res SALE—CABINET onoau,
their
:class order. suitable for school or
structlon allusions of the Boy- scout-r
movemcnt were explained at length
to the members inst night. and in sj
most inter-swag nisnscr by Scout
Master "ll: ‘J. caustic and- Attorney In
0. Gregory. the-temporary chairman.
[t was voted to hold two council
meetings a your endured the dates
as the third of May and November.
The Jurisdiction of the council will be
coincidentlwith the territory covered
by the City of Norwalk.
The following officers were elected: consist of such members as may be
'appointed by the President.
Thor tenors!" purpose scope in in-
lodge room. A bargain for $6.00. 05 {Presidentiwilra 0- 670801?
“lWest at. Tel. 11145 as u. First vicepresldentwdudge ,John
....._ Keogh. '
FOR SALE -~ BABY CHICKS.
Rhoda island Reds. Strong . utility
stock. Hatches coming 0! every few
days. Eggs for hatching. W. 8. Stew-
art, West Norwalk. Telephone South
Norwalk 59-3. (25 8t
EOR sALél—nousunonn roam-
ture. Good as new. Wm. Peterson,
Combo 81.. Snugatuck. :25 3t
r‘oa 8ALE~AT cues. one!
Price 815 per pen. Rowland and Lotto
FOR SALE —- nuoon [GLAND
Red or Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
that. hatch, chicks that live. :1. 00 per
15.36.00 per 100. Baby chicks. 15
ct. its each. Peterson. 4 Winfield at;
East Norwalk. 121 6t:
Houses-Have JUST RECEIVED
e carlood ct mung lows horses, fresh
from the fauna. acme nice matched
pairs; rise single and business horses. .
Come and look them over it The
Hershfield Home 00., corner Concord
and Wood Std. Te.. 816-6.
BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN ll'.
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
honing business to 36 Gregory Real 9-.
yard. East Norwalk, Third District
Telephone connection. 113 18c;
m i
Apple 'l‘iees Trimmedi
Beaupain & Saunders
sasoacunuate'rs. l
soon-t vac-mam. come. |
John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and esti‘
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will!
bring samples to you. Personal alien-i
tion to all work. ‘ i
3 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON.
Pillllllli illlllillilill
channel of Norwaik Harbor, and, if ---- i
deemed advisable to purchase either
HOYT'S THEATRE, 5
Ten charming beauties have beoui
booked to appear at l‘ioyt's Theatre
during the last three days of the
week. Almost a dozen graceful and
"The Eli’s of Fairyland." which is to
head the bill at the popular playhouse
this week. in addition to the‘tsn re-
petitions of Venus which“ are to ap-
pear at the theatre; Dan Quinland and
Elmer Richards, the, traveling dentists,
will appear in a comedy sketch. 'ilhcee
chaps are so funny that they have
difficulty in finishing their sketch. Wil-
liam Bond and Company appear in the
ecreamingiy laughable. dares, “Yours
Truly." in addition, vwineome ‘Doro-
thy Rector is present with a blessing
song not. The Four New/arms com-
plete the bill. This quartet is booked
as the world‘s pro-eminent wiricts.
Music Hall.
reel feature, which is one of the
strongest pictures shown here this
winter, will be given at Music Hall
tonight Tomorrow evening. "The
Circumtauces," a strong two‘ reel
drama, will be given. while curator-
tunes throughout will entertain-the
patrons of Music Hall. ' ‘
RiNKO MAY REPROVGECUTQD.
John Rinks. sent up 118le8651!!!
thirty days because of intoxication, .- ‘.
may be in bad. He was arrested sonic ,
time ago for auditory and was sen-7?
tensed to a year's imprisonment. Afv, »
“*‘M‘ ‘“ “i for about two months hevwas released,
in custody of Probation Officer new, ,
J, Tracey.
pretty young ladies will appear Via
“The Master of the Gardenia two
day evening a six reel show» withdeu— 2
Second vice‘president—Dr. '
I"
Alien.
Third vicepresident—Dr.
. n
scouts
of the Court of Honor to the National
Council for the award of badges and
other honors:
of giving instructmna in
to Scout 'Masters‘.
to) To pass upon the \ous'llilcstio: r
of Scent Ifutors sn‘d Aspistsnt Scout d
Nestor on rebomesdstlon of the
proper authorities in chit-git of local
11901”
(b) To' rollster troops, patrols, and
(c) To pass upon recommeiidatlons‘
(ii) To recommend ways and menus
Scouicruft
Sec. 3 The Finance Committee shall
Sec. 4. The Nominating Committee
. tshail consist of three members select
M ed by theillhrecutlve Board not later
than one ‘month before the "
William m‘eetlng
- Sec 5. The Court of Honor shall
Vunnuol‘
"t
Fourth vlcobresldeni—Csm. Al-berLconslst of at least three members up
Mossman.
painted by the IPresident with
the
Fifth vice-president—«C. .l. Pidgeon.'npproval of the Executive Committee;
Secretary—«W. J. Wood.
Treasurerv—J. W. Marvin.
Scout Commissionervi’irle ' Mac.
‘. Donald.
the various merit bridges and
It shall be the duty of the (‘ou'rt oi
Honor .
(a) To couduct exahiilatioiis' for
such *
The executive committee consists other Scout tests as may be prescrib
choice pen barred rocks. nine pellets of the following: John '1‘ Hayes, P0- ed in the By-.Laws
and cock; one pen white roclus, nine lice Chief William R Pennington,l
pallets and cockerel: one pen buff Judge John J Walsh. Samuel Rood all claims for 1mm, medals 9,. other
orpingtons, nine hens and cockerel. ner, Albert 8. Winchester David A. special awards.
Bliss and Charles .1), Rogers Dr. l.
Rowayton. Phone 1624-2 or 517 f25 fit if. Allen was elected representative
' ‘15: the local coundil to the National
Organization. it was voted to hold'
a public meeting in the near future
and the matter of the place and time
was left in the hands of the officers
to arrange.
The other men who hme consented
to join in supporting the movement
besides the olllcers nrc: Charles E.
Hoyt, Hon E. J. Hill, .I Emory Stev- i
(b) To investigate and recommend
to) To pass upon appeals
Article vu.
Representation ‘on National Council
There shall be annually elected one:
representative or membership en the. ll
National Council who shall hold such spurned a hero yesterday—Aroma} as School. Tuesday, was to the
allies and perform the duties thereof an mrtoast one that has saved/{nifty ‘
lives in Death Valley and the RT 21‘
American desert.
until his successors is duly elected.
Article VIII.
(Dues)
Each member of the Local Council
C
ens, John ii. Lawrence. Charles Die. shall pay annually the sum of y~~-
mend. 'Fire Chief'Goorge WT Bogardue, asVdues, $1.00 of which shall be trans.
George E, Thompson, Dr. Franklin 0. mitted to the Treasurer of the Na
Brown Dr J. Dumortier. Frank W. tlonal Council for the work of the na-
(3 hi Gregory, Christian Swat-ts, Mayor F. tionai
organisation with the under-
1 Burnell. Dr. T F. Chine and George standing that each member will re-
W Stev ens
ceive a yearly subscription to the
The constitution and by-laws adopt- semimonthly bulletin “Scouting“ and
ed follow:
CONSTITUTION FOR LOCAL COUN
cu. or THE eov occurs or i
. AMERiCA.
Article 1.
(Name)
The name of this organization shall
be the Nor-walk Council of the HO}
Scouts of America.
'A'rticle ll.
(Object) t
The object of the organization shall
‘he to promote the general welfare of
the Boy Scout movement within‘the
territory specified in the charter
granted under the direction and with
the cooperation or the National Coun~
t
CH of the Boy Scouts of America, i
_Artiolc ill.
(Membership).
This COuercil shall be iOIIIDOBed of
members, representing the civic, blls
lncss. educational phllanthropical, re-
llglous, and other tutorials of the ter-
ritory as specified.
Article IV.
, (Officers and Elections)
Section l. The officers of the «Coun-
cii shall consist of a President. can
or more Vice‘Presideni. Secretary.
Treasurer, and Scout Commissioner.
Sec. 2. The regular election shall be
held at the annual meeting. to be held
some time during the month of Oc-
tober in each calendar year, and all
officers shall serve until the next an-
nual election or until their successors
shall havean elected.
,Sec. 3. Any vacancies occuring in
the membership of the Local Council
or among the officers‘thoreof may be
filled temporarily by the Executive
Committee. but shall only be filled
permanently by action of the foam
cil.
'Artlclo V.
, (Meetings).
Sec. 1. The Council shall hold at
least two stated meetings in each
calendar year on the third Tuesday of
‘ and
the meeting. in shall
be the annual meeting of the organi-
nation
Rec. 3. Due notice- of all regular
meetings shall :be sent. to all mem
here or the Council. '
Sec. 3. flpeclal meetings of the
Council may he called by the Fresh
dent upon bio, ewn authority and
ishali be calied by the “President and
Secretary u . petition of any live
‘scouts shall be conducted along
v and,
the official niugaainc "Boys' Life."
Article lX.
This constitution having been
gadoptsd in accordance with the chart-
Eer granted by the National
may the amended upon motion of the
Council
representative of the Locai Colillt‘ll
at any of the regular meetings of the
National Council,
BY~LAWS.
Article 1. The activities 01' the Boy
Scouts under this Local Council shall
be those that have been laid down by
the National Council in the Handbook
for Boy Scouts of America.
Article 2. The minimum age of the
boy scout shall be tu’elve years,
Article 3. The advancement of a
boy scout from one degree to another
Land the winning of merit badges shall
be strictly in accordance with ,tlie
requirements of the ofllcinl manual.
Article 4. The Scout Oath and
Seoul Law as laid down in the 0m-
cisl Manuel by the National Council
1of the Bey Scouts of America, shall
be strictly adhered to, and wilful in~
fringement of the same shall be re‘
garded as sufficient ground for the
removal of a 'boy scout or scout-
master.
Article 5. The olllclal uniform shall
be that which has been adopted by
the National Council of the Boy
Scouts of America, unless otherwise
specially changed and modified by
this Council.
Article 6. The motto of the Boy
Scouts of America "Be Prepared."
and their badge a lleur-de-lla arrow
head with a shieid‘and the American
Eagle superimposed with a scroll up.
on it with said motto “Be Prepared"
shall be the motto and the badge of
this Council
Article 7. The Activities of“ the boy
the
following lines:
1. The religious instruction of the
boy shall he left to the church or in-
stitution of which he is a member or.
an adherent.
2. The achvitlcs of the boy scouts
shall be peace scouting. in character.
Article 8 Reports of the work or
this committee shall be sent to the
National council of the Boy Scouts
of America on request.
Article 9. Thom BSMJEWR- maybe
amendod’by a majority voter of the
members present at any meeting pro~
videdthat at least one week’s notice
of. the preposod amendment shnli’bo
, given to all members.
”We“...
LOGES $10,000 SUIT
WA'I‘ER-BURY.1§‘ob 28 .MA jury in
mom for the defendant in the $10,000
suit of the estate of the late. Police
the preceding session was extend
power prices for American stocks in
dondon influenced the opening here, '
and the downward tonddncy was at:-
ccntusted by hesvy offerings from
professional coders Steel was thrown - _,
eyerboard in blocks of several thousl idonday
and shares. and Reading and Ainsl-
gamsted also were sold in round a-
mounts.
just the same.
will not give his master lodging if the
dog must he sheltered, too; boarding
house keepers are equally obdurstc,
policemen will putth'e noble creature
in the dog pound and street cur fron-
ductors permit him to ride with surly
reluctance.
I. muster is Lou Wcscott Beck,
pathfinder
rectors in Death Valley and other des-
ert lands
accommodations for Rufus,"
i
i
fucking a dying man;
,iltsinf: tires are “i”
, the downward iflOVOIYlGVnt 9
Kansas and Texas
3-8. the year's
Wabash Hid. rose one point
WAiiL STREET Noon. m'i‘hc active
Missouri
Better support was of
to cover prices
. ""3“ saver: so Lives nos 15 truansofi
from Scout Masters‘ decisions. l
iHero of Death Valley is Denied Ac-
commcda‘tlons in Chicago Hotels _
and Boardrn) Houses. 1
CHICAGO, “1., Feb. 26 ~Chicago
The hero is s dog—hut a real hero
Yet Chicago hotels
Rufus is the name of the dog ills
scent
and rescuer of dying pros;-
“in no other city have “men refused
corrnhin
eh Mr. ileck, as he stroked the big.
handsome brown beast.
Here is a record of the verified
achievement of Rufus: .
Saved by his own efforts the lives
of thirty men and Women on the tire
erts, his strong scent finding water
holes and dying persons as well.
Fought oil a flock of buzznrds at»
the birds al-
really having pccked off one car.
'l‘rcod three mountain lions and
fought thvm to n finish,
Vunquishcrl a trio of coyotes in
plichti battle.
licmaincd chained to the leg of a
thirty hours while his master was in
thiry hours while his mnscr was in
search of medicines.
MA'RKlSZ CASE ON AGAIN.
Officials of Muller Gloria Silk Mills
‘lee Testimony.
The continued case of Anthony ,Mar:
kiss. the discharged employs of the
lMuller Gloria Silk Mills, of Winnipauk,
occupied the attention of Judge Lock-
wood, in the Town court. all morning
todayyanant 12 o'clock ihedcfcnse
had not finished producing witnesses
and so adjournment untii‘l: 30 o'clock
was ordered. The State put on the
stand Richard Muller, owner of the
mills: John Jones. superintendent;
Theodore Goderland. assistant fore
msn..and John Miller, a loom fixer.
Each testified to’thc, circumstances
surrounding the cutting of the silk by
the accused.
Attdrney John J. Dunno. for the do
fence. had put on the stand six weav-
ers, who Worked alongsideiof Maskiss
at the mill, and they all testified sub~
stantiaily that he had finished
warp when he cut the silk- Four or
live more witnesses will testify when
court .roconvenes this afternoonu it
in suite likely that the trial will last
well along intothe aftrenoon. as the
arguments byeounsul will consume
considerable time.
.... ”Wm-.. U-.-“ ‘
WOLK DEMURRER sue-Mince.
Judge John Keogh handed down his
decision sustaining the demurrer filed
by Idey Wolk et al, plaintiffs, in an
action brought against James William
moss to oust him from their property.
in East Nor-walk Ross was convicted
and fined for conducting a gambllnl:
resort not long ago and the plaintiffs.
owners of the property be rented, de-
Loases among the active faring from Uri?
shares during the early trading rant--
ed from small fractions to neariy al
point.
Pfd erll 1 3-.4 to 52
low.
been spending a low class in can.
end with his parents on
bear demonstration at the outset i’nll- mace.
ed to ploduce lasting results and the
market grew dull after early losses
had icen‘ recovered. Se‘ling by 1. Ch-
den, and on direct orders from Paris
and Amsterdam made an imprpssion
on the international stocks for n time.
Lower prices for copper metal oper
ated against the copper shares here
Poor railroad earnings. reports of ice
sened commercial activity in various
,line and uncertainty as to the Maxi
can outlook also were utilized to sell
the market
~erred however and as soon he the
shorts attempted
hardened. Bonds were steady.
to his home for several dayaV suite
of Mrs it I Rancher
tilt!"
81.5th ’13le lrhfiitld- W
dire. Orson C. Ogden has been
,tharles smith,- of New. with
ofsrip
F A Diokermnn has been confine
ing from a cold.
Mrs Theodore Weedmfltiverstr V'
is confined to her home saith
illness
W - ' v V . .
Dennis J. Doyle has been suffering.
from lmnbago Itier the past sever
weeks. ‘ . "
Mr. and Mrs. John Oracle, of Silver
Aline haVe bten spending the. pills
week in Chicago
There was no session in‘ Maple cod
George Miller is suffering ,1
blood poisoning in his hand. cancel], by
the scratch of a rusty hook. ‘
John Karl, manager of Central Gab
age. has been confined to the b so
with a severe cold the past week
anlr Burt, of New York, was tile
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Burt, Railroad avenue, one
the week-end.
A. 8. Cook has rented the honestha
has been occupied by John Tuchewcn
lhtrtls avenue. and will ooouipy ‘5
March 1.
Hrs. C. A Raymond and drngh
Lucille of Lewishoro, sailed for W
muda, on the Bermudian yesterday,t
be absent five or six weeks. ~ ’
......;‘-
Mrs. .lulia‘A. (l riobel whoms tait .
ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
J. E, iiorsum. sunduy. with ocu’e in?
digestion, is considerably improved;
Alex Buchannan gardener (for W
est Greene, of Carter 615991. Will
leave. in March to takeMampit n
the Osborn estate at Garrls’o '
Hudson.
' Roger-Potter was the guest
vsnia Tuesday.
BUFFUM FAMILY MEMBERS“TI
TlFY
LITTLE VALLEY N Y...
Daniel, who had. punt been law
when. courtadjournod last night; " and”
Mrs, llnffnm.,gtCounael for the 'Vde-
louse announced that he would cozlilllv
us his shortstoxpmvefihshit my
Buffmn himself. who adinlnistsrcd‘ihe
poison to thefiamily and not the wo-
man on trial. . ,9
Five sons oi, the accused woman lob
lowed each other in the witness stand .'
in quick succcsmmaftcr the dots ii: .
opened and toidioi threats allelic til
have been made by their. father
only tmonthls own lite: hutullllwyi '6
of his childpemmltd the mother. .
- WWW
f MASTER JACK KEOOH'VI lifl'i'VH
. 1 ”Aye .. V
. Master monsoon? its sou
Judge“ and Mrs. John Keogh o’sli'l
ed the fourth anniversary? '
day yesterdsyvsftemocny
lug-a company of neldhbor‘h
at his healer No. a Read?
“V
ting games, etc. A find an.
served underthe directio *
"t midnight last night. in a badly but ‘
rence. The prosecutor“ thinking or .
pushing the case and askingxhat' Rina ..
mmlttoss
v Q mitten, a
‘ man Daniel J. Lane against the Unite).
alloctric flight and..Wator company. . ,
Lane was billed by a shock from an; ,
into if: an also» ’
sided to get him out.
Norwalk Chronicler