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"TO LET
VIWANTEDwA WOMAN T0 WASH
and clean. Address Work, cure, Scu-
tinel. m3 1t
, WANTEne—YOUNG MAN ABOUT
20 in cutting room, one with ell-per-
deuce preferred. Gluett, Peabody and
ICo.. Iinc m3 3t
‘ 6‘
mu «m... _._._ 4-..—
‘WANTED—YOU‘NG GIRL, 14 YRS.‘
or over. for mailing department;
must be plain writer and quick work-
yer; no others used apply. Murphy
Mfg. Co, 271 East Ave. 1113 at
H,
WANTED —-— YOUNG MAN T0
hire orders for and deliver grocer
lee. Address, in own handwriting, P,
we Sentinel. m2 3t
LOTS WANTED—FOR EQUITY IN
112 room house having monthly rent
Mil. Box 685, South Norwalk. m (It
e—-———-—I~—~ -—-I--
WANTED—fro BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves
$5.00 for hob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 t!
W
MISCELLANEOUS.
TYPEWBITERI.
UM
M
mums—n.
Bmlth. Underwood.
Remington other
makes. ood.l mrent
repaired. R'entala 8
per month. Machine:
laid at $5 per month.
ter Exoha 1551333331".
use. 0 ye.
”deacon. Conn.
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURIBTS.
SOUTH Milt-(WALK, CONN.
KNOW
THYSELF
WORKMEN'B éOMPENaATION.
LIABILITY. HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
rite Me for Sample Policy.
C. T. McGovern
INSURANCE AND 'TEAL ESTATFV
155 Waehlnmon street.
Ioutll NorwaMConn. Tel. 845.
5W._—I
The New Science
DEFINITION 0E CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the buck Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and drain ill
later life in the different organs and
limbs. .
I Chilopractors remove tlle cause of
disease Iiilltl pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
I Magnetic treatments given also.
V T. Francis. D. C.
34 Washington at. So. Norwslk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School the
discoverer. » I
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WHY HOTEL BUILDING HAVLYB
Necessary , to Rats: azaooo,’ In Stain-
_ fondle:- the Project I ,
STAMFORD, March 3.4mm... It»
Word the erection of a proposed new
, llwiel on the Harris property on Park '
[Place has not been rapid because. it '
is understood It always in plans has
been necessary
that the {Hartford interests which
Were ready toueml $75,000 mule VorII‘
giuai proposition have consented to
advance $65, coo on the modlfl d prop.
behind. The total cost of the Illicit“-
eVd hotel would be about $150, 000 Ac.
bonding to information obtained today,
the «people interested are confronted
.(yrlth the necessity of raising 325,000
in Stamford before they can so on
livirh the Work. ”Part of the foundation
I walls have been laid.
It was learned today; I
‘ TO LET—Jl‘HIR-EE FURNISHED:
rooms for housekeeping. best and,)
most convenient in town, just see
them; gas and cooking stove; dishes;
everything for housekeeping. 11 .l—iavi—
landatroet. m3 tit
V 'm page. Twenty-Five were. or m», Vale- V
Three Times. doc-- Each Addition... Word, 1 cent per
1. .
“(IVohti Iwue ‘inkoVn ”slurV in No-
va other. wit u var had cab! and
won. In BM‘ diary spelll. {I‘ilo doctor 1 lap pronounced
, . if; case or II lnrin FQVIQI' I grew etc I!-
worse. . diwo mneulfuiious hold
I over an» Ind “INN! verdict was that tile
for r .imdmli‘eciud my lungs and that. ill!
Icu wash ”oz-11v as me
me the to Ibo. vnhvsit an {bud tried
ullloet ilk has of ties aunt and none dld
- we saw Vuuod.~ so he ask-Id my husband If
r tibial-ted,” to {Hill trying u proprietary
cdicl no. . began up vour Altoruilvc
ions in bad froml Noioullu-r al.1fifl8.uu
ill i~ebruary2ll . and was thought
dying several times Today I um hrllllh
tor and stronger than II r'
(Sigurd) Milli il. K. iliul EY
[Almvp nilllroilntml: iimfl‘ on wound)
Erltinau' e Altcrlltivu has been iil‘t‘lllli by
puny ycura‘ test to be most i-fiiu-Iltioun
for Hevoru ‘i‘hlout and [mm Affochtions
“sou “sate
FOR sALs—I wail; sandman
want of room.‘ 10 of my fancy white
African gllilleas,IV2 Inlales, 8 females.
for $10.00 if taken at once. William
L. Gear, Nelson Ave.,ISouth Norwalk,
Conn'. ‘ and 1t
i To LET—5 LARGE nouns. wmr
bath, electric light and all modern
improvements. Inquire, second floor,
19 Hillside St., South Norwalk.
and 3t
TO LETv—FIRST FLOOR, 8 COT-
maze St, East Norwalk, four large
rooms, cook room, attic, attic bed-
room, good cellar. Rent reasonable
inquire on premises. .m3 3t
T0 LETwLOWER. FLIOOR 05‘
four rooms. Adults preferred. Ap—
ply No. 18 Rowan 8t. ‘ m2 at
all Improvements; barn, chicken
house, fruit, three acres; on trolley;
. live minutes from Norwalk bridge. 65
Newtown Ave.
4. , “
Telephone 1041 ring
m2 at
T0 LET»?URINISHIED" ROOM
with all improvements, and use of
telephone. inquire 108 South Main
St, South Norwelk; Tel. 1342-5.
£28 3t
if other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call 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. In.
ao7 Atlantic St., Stamford, g a.
m. to 5 p-m
Spinal Analysis Free
South Norwalk. Conn.
Correspondence Cards
Special at
15c
PER BOX
RIGGERMAN
ROS., 64 North Main St.
Daily and Sunday Papers.
Delivered.
Daily Lille”
TO NEW. YORK
for freight only. Freight propeller
leaves Pier 27. East River, New York
(foot of Catherine street), every day
except Sunday at 3 p. m. ‘Freignt re-
ceived at. Norwalk up to 5 p. In. and
South INorwalk up to d: 30.
, NOR-WALK I
Steamboat Lille
mums 4.1 swirl-I. Lowe. I
caches, F. secretlguml Agent.
J
no you WEARV aLAeeBdf .
if so use you satisfied thlVlt they
have been fitted to your eye- .
I; correct and preach manner!
They Given Your Eyes mu ,
. which you expound they w at if I
they haven't or you need m
“consult the at once I , I
fI I WILLIAM Ii. M00“ " I
. , , OPTIOIAN.I "
e
TO LET --V-NINE ROOM HOUSE,»
, office ill
.umnoidtpl Bronchial Aufhlllu. Stubborn
(‘oluls and in upbuiidlua the slump.
i‘oplnlns no purl-,uiicu poisons or habit-
t‘ormillu drugs. Ask for imoklcl tulliuu'
of lemvurlca. lld wri to to Erknlull
inlmmtury. l'hlpdslpbia flu. for art
dance. i-‘m sale by all IPIId In: drllgnlnis
and Clifford Pharmacy and Still-
son .3 oval! Corporation
LOT FOR {BALE—~75 FT. room,
188 ft. Idcep, best part of'Willfleld St.
IVH E., Sentinel office. roll {it
i Foa SALE —— may memoirs
Rhode Island Reds. Strong utility,
stock. Hatches coming off every few
days. Eggs for hatching. W. S. Stew-II
art, West Norwalk. Telephone South
Norwalk 59-3. (26 6t
.._..—_..
lilil'lllll IT Illlllflll'l’
.dontmueii from first pun:
HORSEFHAVE JUST RECEIVED
a carioad of young iowa horses, fresh
from the farms. Some nice matched
pairs; also single and business horses.
Come and look them over at The
Hershilold Horse 00., corner Concord
and Wood Sta. 'i‘ei. 81645.
I...“
here today.
, ausmam NOTICES
$1.00 DOWN. $1.00 A WEEK IBUYS‘
ladies' or gents' lwatches. all other
kinds of Jewelry and household turni-
ture. Morris chairs a specialty. For
particulars write or telephone W. H.
Baker, 19 Ediie Ave, II. Norwaik. Tel
616~2.
woman and Plow.
Mrs. Wakefield'e Cue Argued.
of her husband. William C.
227 St
EMaroll term. Mrs. Wakefield was sen
Yteuced to hang with Plow. her para-
lnou‘r. ill the early hours of tomorrow
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 atten-
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE
stay of execution.
if. Device, of Waterbury.
for hire Wakefield, and State‘s
tome; A_ A. Ailing, of New
At
State; The appeal is a motion for s
{new trial, and although it was the
last on the docket it was the first to
be taken up, all'others eight to cum
A Good Roof Test
is a hard Shaw Storm If your “omen present to hear the algulnents
roof 19'3““: dVOP “5 a cad or Profit uas offomf by the ilev lil-
phone “3- We W311 repair and James Gnodw,ln rector oi Christ
93““ it all for 0““ W“:e guaran- Church, this city, and court was for
teed, “1 PCT square {00% Call “5 mally opened by llcputl Sheriff
Charles H. Latham.
E. R. Bradley 81Gb.
Forty-five Exceptions Taken.
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
The exceptions taken by the defen~
{ dant were forty-five in number, and in
twenlytilrec instances the court was
CONTRACTORS. {asked to strike out paragraphs In the
Minding of facts prepared by Judge
i w . r * , .
1 ““an St So No walk, Conn, Burpee. This finding was of 114 per-
Phone 781. .
ugranhs. some of the exceptions
were these:
The defendant claims: The court
erred ill admitting the testimony of
_ Coroner Mix of New Haven county,
SOLVENT NOTICE ’and ill overruling the objection of
District of Norwalk, as. Probate the defendant to the admission of his
Court. February 13th, A 1).,1914 testimony
Estate of Jennie Weed, late of Nor-3, That the court erred in the clr:-um-
walk. in said district, deceased. VV stances disclosed by the evidence in
The Court‘of Probate for the Dis— failing to instruct the jury as to the
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al- law pertaining to excusable homicide.
lowed six months from the date here. That the court erred in falling to
of for the creditors of said estate to/chnrse the jury as to the effect in law
exhibit their claims for settlement. when and where 5‘ conspirator NIH!!-
Those who neglect to present thelr dons a common purpose or conspiracy,
accounts, leroperly attested, within and the coult erred in failing to
said time will be debug-red a recovery charge the jury as to the law ccntx-oll
All pet-gong indebted to said estate are ing- the situation where two persons
requested to make imploding, payment are suggested in an offense. and one
to-
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUSTCO, intention to abandon a common pur-
ulll pun "
Administrator. DORE.
cuss. E. nor-r. That the court erred in falling
f1? 24 m3 V Treasurer. Inherits the jury that the guilt of the'
I _ ‘dofendaut must be. .proved indepen-
onoea or Movies. death; of the confession of
District ‘of Norwalk, ss., Probate iPlevn
Court. Mal-oh 2.nd A. D., 1914.
Whereas, written application has chaise the jury that the guilt Of "16
been made to this court for the admin- aetepdant must be proved indepen-
sion to probate of a. certain written dentb‘ 9‘ “‘0 WWW“ 0‘ guilt ”I
instrument as and for the will of James PM“?
Cornelia rj baud late of Norwalk In.» That the court erred and mum“
said district. deceased. . the law in charging the Jury ~as foi-
IO: deredp That said collimation be lows; “Whether man: be guilty or
heard and determined at the Probate murder 0" “I depend upon
Norwaik. on the 10th dav of
March, will. at 2 oclock afternoon.
and that Iphblc notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein hl’
publishing! this order in a nchpapsr
having a circulation in said district, altI
least five {days before said day or
hearing.
pansy w. uncanny
man ,I . ' Judge.
l I .',‘
conv ‘ced your minds beyOnd reason-
able Vouilt that she had such know.
ledge and connection with"7 his. VV Nine,
ed the crime"
the court erred in neglecting,
‘ to charge the jury
_ijtll the defendant‘s rsI
‘ arbsflfloso fCONOER'F
avenue; to
. Ii _
' guilty with the man who-
V whatilsl‘ the evidence discloses and‘
.actunlly cxlslsd Illelwoen the {persons
I
I
l
PL“ “W‘ITS "'8 EXE. Flew, anything which would reduce
; You that there is any evidence here
,‘by whi0h any construction can reduce
The appeal of Mrs. Wakefield came IPlew's crime to murder in the second
before the Supreme Court in session degree. and by fining one step further,
in the Superior Court can reduce the crime whichhirs, Whig,
trial the state charged that the mac field knew she was about to commit
‘3 tr der of Wakefield was the culmination to the same degree. it is your duly to
W lot a deliberate plan formed by thchousidor it."
The appeal of Mrs. Bessie JiWake- Wakefield. on the
field, of Bristol, who is at the statelcourt said:
prison in Wethersileld under sentence-
of death for complicity in the murder knew Plew was coming back after he
Wake;
' field. some months ago. was the first She admits that she did not tell her
caseVargued many at the opening of husband that Plow intended to return.
-_.~. __........ «the Supreme Court of Errors for the or that Plew was armed with his dead.
(Norah 4). but her appeal acted as a tent, it is sufficient to make her an
Attorney Thomas uldsr and abettol and counselor and
is counsel eurourager of this crime."
HaVen. lions for tho discharged of the defend-
PHONE CON. oppmed the appeal on the pull of the ant, and to set aside the verdict.
her, being continued. There were ten field in (
{gree of guilt, If any, he incurred, Mrs.
{Wakefield Iplcndod
‘ tried and a. verdict of guilty rendered.
I
by word or deed signified his or dve'fde‘me “3““3‘ 1““
,,;tl0lulmtllls In: an.
i
James I
I I
That the court erred in failing to,
whetbei‘ the evidence in that case has ,
a"
wholes dip the suit, cs. r?
unstoppable doubt that this- womant
, knew of the purpose he had in mind;
[facts and circumstances from
inlay reasonably and justly be drawn
out. here accused before» y
some crime. if you should determine
that Plow was guilty of this» crime.
will have to consider on fully
(alcoholics in your mind beyond I
when he left her that Sunday night":
and counseled, aided. abetted, danish".
ad or caused him to carry it’out. " I'
That the court erred In its charge :
to the jury in saying: “it is not ucceVs
sary for the state i) prcle that there ,'
n agreement in words or in
writing between the accused to 'com-
unit the offense In“ question. his sut-
flcient in this respect to prove any
which
You no and your IV
Marley-admitted”
to nail not: when can ,
on Neil by urine
mg or MVE‘M fol-dd
put mills "also;
‘ sfiflluyk
"oil?“y
“Plum loll .
imb i“... warm
limit-d
i
mm?“ limit II. vanil-
lion. animate: "minor
Hull .IIJC
SI In pills Sill). Ind
ASK FOR CON‘BTIVIPNBII I‘OIIIITRV HOOK
CHARLES E. DOW.
In Washington St.
the inference that such agreement':
was actually and freely formed and
repairs.
Large cakes of he ale plied hitll
on the meadow road to "Keyser :‘.+
land. The tide has brought them In
from the salt marsh. It may he some
days before‘any traffic can be carrlei
on or until a driveway is chopped
out. .
Water flowed in so rapidly, from
the storm of Sunday that Munresa's
island apple orchard, is. a sad sight.
Nearly the whole orchard is floods-
some two feet (loop. Wiid'ducks tookl
great pleasure ill this pool‘ot‘ fresh:
water.
Paper Company’s Loss $1,500.
Another heavy financial loss result.-
ed last night from the freshet of the
Norwalk rivur.
wharf cf .S-.t George Pulp and Paper
company and will amount to $1,500 or.
more. The portion of the dock which
caved in is about 4') feet long and 15
feet deep. The continual heavy cur-
rent undermined the foundation fall
which was the only support left to the
dock, as the large cages of ice floating
down yesterday broke down about 10
of the optics. The cave in occured
sometime last night. Illi‘ exact tinlt
not being known. Nothing of any value
was on the dock so the loss sustained
will be the cost of rebuilding the
wharf. That work, however, wili.bo
very difficult and expensive.
It was stated at the office this
morning that the accident will greatly
inconvenience the company and will
make it necessary to pay for dockage
rental for tile boats containing car-
goes for the mill.
The walls abutting the river of the
buildings on Main street which had
large portions ripped out by the ice
and water early yesterday morning
had {been propped up by several
beams. This was the silly thing that
could be done to prevent the buildings
from collapsing at these weakened
parts.
accused ”
That the court erred in instructing
the Jury, in part as followup
“I do not recall in this evidence
now before you for COnsiIleration re<
lilting to the purpose and conduct of
ooffense from murder in the first
degree to murder in the second de
area. it however, it should occur to
That the court erred in commenting
on the testimony of the defendant.
stand. when the
“She admits that on that night she
had left the house Sunday afternoon.
iy weapon and deadly drug." ,
That the court erred in sayiug'That
if anyinfluouce \v as exerted by her in-
K
That the court errcd in denying Ino-
'l‘lle first argument today was 7mm]?
by Mr. Dcvlne. ill his brief under
“Statement of Fact " he said that
Ji‘llleii Plew kliiul \l‘illldm 0. \\ ake-
.‘lus‘lltrc on the morning of
June 23, ltIItI,-‘hnd laior Flow and Mrs,
Wakefield we‘r‘o jointly llldiI-t'd for
the murder. lI‘lt-w pleaded guilty and
left it to the court to say what do
not guilty, w s
Losses in the State.
Losses in Connecticut as a result oi
the storm would, it. was believed Ins.
night. run well into the thousands
A motion to set aside the verdict :3
against the weight of evidence was
denied by the trial court and an an
poul taken to the Supreme Court for
alleged (It'f'urs in rulings and the Reports continued to come in from
charge to the, jury, various parts «If the State of build
Mr. Devlne contended that wh'n lugs damaged or wrecked by the
winds and of flood losses ill cities and
towns along some of the larger riv are
One man is reported missing with thr
barge Rose. of the Red Star Towing
Company, of New York, which was
torn from her anch’drage nil Shippan
Point during the gala. and it is be
lieved with tho Romano, the care
taker on board. was either swept Olli
into Long island Sound or laundered.
Freed by‘the rains and accompany
ing warmer weather the ice ill iiousa
tonic, Connecticut. Norwalk and other
rivers has begun to come down
stream and considerable damage iron
this sodrce is feared. On some ol
the river fronts. especially on the
VNcrwalk and Saugatuck rivers, bulld-
inzs have been ‘ilooded ,or under-
mined, while at Wostport, a large
‘drawhridge was partly torn away. so
that its ‘collapse is léckod for in
the Housutonic river above Derby ice
'inms. have already formed. sending
, the stream out of its banks. So quicll‘
V ly did the water rise that one family
found themselves marooned in than
home and had to take refuge on the
second floor as the flood poured in
Mrs. Wakefield gave her testimony
before the coroner; “she was under
suspicion, under "rttst and ill lil‘f‘l-
once of authority. She was not told
by anyone. nor til she know that she
was free to speak or hold her ponfio.
0n the contrary, she was sworn forth-
with and three times during the hem-
lug she was commanded to speak. in
such circumstances. she told the cor-
oner her story. Later on the some
day in New Haven the coroner rera'l~
ed Mrs. Wakefield to repent her
story, Three timrs later she rodent-
ed hr story to ill col-hour." It is sub-
mittsd that the statement made by
Mrs. Wukeflcldrt Bristol and later
in New Haw“ in‘rci admissible in evViI
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Tlllli fllllIMM. MI dill
(Continued lfrcln First Page.)”‘V
i
One of the hills most badly washed
out was that of Clay street. and it
was deemed advisable yesterday . to the first. The! were 38” “lib" I“ “”
practically close the road until ro- immediate denim WWW“; an" “
pairs can be made There are gulilcliIfI was “9&0de WWI“ "9 ”9°“ “9 "0"”?
a foot or more deep and several feet as the Waters receded.
in extent in several places, which have , , :overllewa Bank!
uncovered inleleel-nble stones and AINIIIIIIISON March albums Quin
made "”8“" Vm‘m" nesugh River broke its banks at What:
While the amilton avenue and oth- tun Flats, two my,“ above he a y”,
z; hut“tEVerIda301lfonMVfimlillt wash tardy. “'Pl’l’mg trolley (animation wl n
on. as e a son am onae-I
nae fared very lily. The brick walk Putnam. WVVVVVW Vm’ V" Md coniitlil
, operty of Gil-arc H.
Wood will have to be relald. and sec-
lions tot the walk in front of the Millie
outing to the storm and trooes' wort
toppled over in ‘cvmy direction.
V {Heavy IcaflVipvas. , .,
Ila Bird. Mrs. Peter DEX?!) Munro-Is» lien all by the,
In... estate will have Illilflify rains the ice Ills-gnu to coin?
s there are several down froin the upper Iioualltoaic. To
day it Was- piled up in the road-way in
in front of the summer home
to be repaired
I,bex..o Villl;‘.htfali 'IleII’ In,
, tom in Albany
,ilpilluad cilici iu'ls that its
«V solving and leaving near
I fore noon
V enue loss to public lltilltlc',
here yesterday alteration.
began today to dig its, i out .0 V.
Vsnow. V
The damage was to the ‘
‘the supply of coal would be en
was silt
missile till .lluorulng.
It was said by New Yo
The property Ill II.I so, Vl
m“Iii
Stony Creek echogner l,
STO'NY CREEK,
Sunday was the 25 ton sch
the 'i‘hinrhlss The mall , V
high on shore. Herbert portion
owner, and his deckhnndi ., ’
does not seem to be badly? nrl.
New YorkI Getting Old. ,
NEW YORK. March 3
The weather was f
temperature rising. with wonder I
in prospect, according to Went
reau announcements. to aid? ' ,
of snow shovellers 'at woritVV in
streets and on the railroads in
storm area.
With a foot of ice and snow ml
hard upon the heavy (cat. _-.g ‘V
left by two previous storms,j
can only gradually get back to V V
thing like normal condltlonh
ty six hours of blizzard waning
removal of snow from smooth
walks is the olden occupation
cally evely person not otherwiso
ployed
it was estimated that in N w
and vicinity an arm; of fifty
men is engaged in raising the 3V
embargo.
Street car and mill-cad trains
proved today. All trunk linenlwitli’
nliuals in New York. Jersey 0
boken and chhawken began the
trains to diatom points for the
time in two days and hand .
sellgels marooned in options
their Journeys Malls that h
completed because of the till
began moving. and. local
service was almost normal.
With the resumption ohralh'oa
lie, the threatened- milk
Vines passed, and it we believed
becausa “of the, warmer weather.
ficulty in moving'coal resulted in
suffering during the past few do
pecially among the poorer class
ability to make deliveries also ,
in a shortage of beer and Will: I'
price advanced. The condition
not expected to continue long. '
The storm caused much trcu
shipping. the harbor being filled
ice, while the almost constant.
winds ‘menaced all , vessels.
liners whichhad beer-l waiting”
outer harbor ventured into port
terday and today in the city and
suburbs twelve persons are dead
direct result of the. still II.
The loss to business interests ,
roads and the cost to the city and
lie and. private corporations and I
pooled for snow removal will no in
millions. ; I I
was" mmunicatlou. with
scum all West; while iarvfto _
makVIwas improved today.
The 'imkewoodIAtlantic, titty y
train withIone hundred Input!
abdurd is stalled ilr'arlltfno'll
flank, N. J. Wrockiugjci‘eyisrw
toreleasc the train figured that
might not be able to reanmt‘ittl'
before tomorrow, rs...
Vlcci’rssldcnt Marshall lel
snowbound at New Brunswick; N
from ll oclocu Sunday night. an:
e
I
ill Washington, accordindzot
Tobias ‘cahi- .
liable spirit ulldvlitljgil
his» coming its way. it
marina excursion this time
guided nail down th_
on the crest of an Ice one
of great propensity. The pin. ,
tug knew when to stop. and
tempt to hum; , ‘
turn of tile ‘_
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fromthc place where she ‘
herself, but with her nose,
the tag is ready for basin
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