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3WANTEDN
WANTED-rsF‘IRST- CLASS TEAM~ .
stars. Steady werk the year around
for right class of men. Raymond
‘Brothere. ‘ cutout
WANTED-r-lMAN AS COACHMAN;
one who understands milking; also, '
woman as cookout] luundresev Mrs.
Andrews, 46 West Ave., South Nor-
.walk. 11125 3t
WANTED—-WASHING TO DO AT
home. Inquire Mrs. For eit, first 'house
lNorth Taylor Ave. 5124 lit
WANTED—AN ENGLISH «SPEAK-
‘ .iug girl for general housework. Aippiy _‘
evenings.
Main St. -
Mrs, F. I, Bur-hell, ‘67 South
11124 3t
wiAN‘FEwBOSlDTlON ‘BY A LADY
stencgraphenbookkeoper. Afternoons
or few hours daily. 'Has own typewrit-
or. Address “M." Box 96, Norwalk.
this Mr
' WANTED‘TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices tor fat calves.
$5.00 for hob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
023 it
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. 3C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk.
7 to 8 p.111
2117 Atlantic St., Stamford g a.
m. to 5 p- m. . ,.
Spinal Analysis Free,
DIVIDENRNOTICE
Fairfreid County Savmgs Bank
\Norwalk, Conn, March 19, 31914}.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc»
tors of the Falrfield iOounty Savings
Bank held this day, a semi-annual
dividend at the rate of four (4) per
cent. permuuum was declared to de-
positors from the earnings of tlfe six
months ending, March 318i; 1914.
The samewill be entered on pass-
books and paid on and other April
10th, 1914.
:By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
DEPOSITS-
{ ,MadeOn 01 Before ..
' April ‘ith, 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 1914
If"
m20 18t
The New Science
DEFlNlTION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is onus-
;ed by a wrench, “twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
ti: creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the didorent organs and
limbs.
Ohiropraotors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aye
tome in your body. Flemdle troubles
given special attention: also curva~
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chlropractdr a chance
to help you. .
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
, 94 Washington 81., so. Nor-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer
NOTICE!
The Special District Meeting culled
for Apt ll 3rd is. hereby conceited.
‘ Due to an error in computation of
the required time prim- to such meet-
logs.
The meeting will the held April 10th
and due notice will be given through
the press, etc.
(Signed)
msruicr oomurssioivnmss.
Wm. H. Bullion,
John 9. (burr. ,1 . “
Levi J. Jones
1* Gouth Norwelie. emin.
, 'ro LET 1
T03 LEE—«FIRST 111140011, 8 COT~
tags St, East Norwalk. five large3
rooms, cook room, gas room, attic,’
attlc bedroom 3001! cellar, ,gas and
lwuter. Rent 3reasonuible. Inquire on:
V1.1rcnilses ~n125 31.3
TO LET~FIVE ROOM COTTAGE.
fibout, 7 1-2 H. 1’. engine.
1111 first-chi
.1
FOR SALE
SALE OF HAND MADE ifiEADS3
and Easter novelties at Jones fland
Hotchkiss, Wall St, Saturday, March
28th, by‘Adu S. Bettsfi. 171126 11
iRUNABOUT
Everything
condition and ready for
‘ FOR 38ALE33-20 FT.
bath, 1 Cottage St. East Norwalk immediae ‘hsc; $169 00. Addresss J.
Inquire on premises. m26 3t 'I‘.. care Sentinel. m2fi lit
70 LET—«Six ROOM HOUSE, IM- FOR SALE~li:\BY PULLMAN
provements, 29100vo St.“ 8111 roomi
house, 272 East Ave. :Seven'rooms, 6.
Pleasant St. Inquire F. 1H. Rowan,.21
Elmwood Ave. ;m26 3t
‘3
’ T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOM,
first floor, to right, all improve-3
ments. Use of telephone. Inquire
120~Wushlngton S‘t. Gentleman pre-
ferred.
T0 LET—~TH'REE ROOMS WilTH
bath and all improvements, gas and
electric lights; for light «housekeep-
ing. Address D., cure Sentinel.
r 11126 31
mm tf
carriage. English style. In good cou-
dltion. $8.00. Address Pullman, care
8911111110]. 11124 at
MISCELLANEOUS
rvrawarrnns.
m mfl l t h. UhdoMMgmoe
Rominlton our
mak on. sold. ten
"poked. Rentals 0
por month. merino-l
sold at 1“ 1m man nth.
C
m m... m sumac
“M3011. Conn. m:
i
To LET—APRIL ls'l‘, THREE
rooms 'with bath, to couple; electric
or gas lights. New house. Rent
$10.00. Inquire. 51 Osborn Ave, East
Norwalk. 3 11125 3t
To LET-«AT “THE. JOHNSON-
ian," 2 High St, comfortably furnished
single or double roams for ladies or
gentlemen. Some suits suitable for
light housekeeping. Refined surround-
ings. 11124 31.
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, coop 1.0.
cation, rent reasonable. F. Hopp, 3.5
Cove Ave, East Norwulk. 11123 (it
To LET—w CHAPEL ST., FIVE
rooms; also five room apartment at
East. Washington St. inquire. 64 So.
Main St. m23 tf
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS, Wl'l‘ll 1M-
.iirovements. ,9 sHamilton Are. In-
quire United Grocery Co. 11120 if
TO LET-4 ROOMS, N0. 1 COVE
Ave. All modern improvements. in-
quire R. Joselovsky,..4 Cove Ave.
11117 11
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BUSINESS NOTICES
PuaLié STENOGRAPHER. Miss
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Seaview Ave. East
Norwnlk, Conn. Phone 240. 11126 St
PAlNTING, BAPERHANGING, DEC~
oratipg Paluters’ supplies. Wall pa-
per, up~io- -date styles lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel.
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave.
Allple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain 81 Saunders
ARBORGULTURISTB.
BOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
~
John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and estl
mates for that job of inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A postal will
bringvaamples to you. Personal atten-
tion to all work. ‘
8 BURRITT AVE
11114 iii
PHONE CON.
20th Century Triumph
Latest scientific method or treating
disease and ailments. assures positive
and permanent cure, reaches/ every
case investigate. ‘
Suggestive Therapy, Magnetic
Treatment, Latest Treatment of the
Vital Organs, the Nervous System and
the Spine.
A System of Healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into har-
mony with Nature. 1.
PROF. MILLER
Special Notice-«I hate removed my
office at ,Keeler‘s Bldg, Bo. Nor-walk,
to my Main Office at 1169 Chapel St,
New Haven, Conn.
Know ’l‘h yseli
WOHKMEN’B CUMffylSNaATION.
, LIABILITY,1HEALTH, AdelDEN'l‘
. msunnuon
.Write Me for-Jammie l-‘olloy.
. , c.1- Mcoovsuu
mementos. AND near. ESTATE
1115 Wishlnnton ctr-«i.
> . Tel. 5436.
400. Alexander .
"ROTON' 1
POULTRY FARM
ROWLAND G. LETTS, PROPS. i
OFFERS FOR SALE
1 pen of choice mated
Barred Plymouth Rocks. 1-pen White
Leghorns 1 pen Rhode Island Reds.
lpeu White Winndottes. 1 pop liui’t
Rocks Nine pullers lllld coclierel in
each man All this stock ure laying.
Price $115.00 per pen,
Crockett at. Rowayton.
Phone 1624-2 or 517.
Our
Advertisers
Where and What
to Buy
Genie in and look over our Easter.
display of curdsfnt Donnelly‘s. z
.7...
Ladies' night robes arc the specials
this week at A Dicker-mun & Son's
All kinds of fresh fish. oysters,
clams, escaliops. etc, at Cutblil's.
Oscar Ii Banks would like to give
you a demonstration of the Meyer nu
tomobiie,
the prospective builder.
novelties at Don ielli s. 1
The Crescent Laundry is equipped
to turn out first class work.
Suits, coats and dresses at Mlntz's
The Ford is on slit "continents. if
interested, read S, 1.. Benedict's adv.
Easter gown nt Tristram & ilyntt's.
fi‘hotalks on summer dress fabrics:
in the Read ndv. will interest the1
feminine members of the family,
Advertise , in: the
SENTINEL and
not
1.....i
Obtain Results
1
l
Sentinel Wants ;
‘ or he finds her.
lolored handkerchief to match the"
With 12 ,0011 Nisn He is Reported
to Havs'Eooaoid m Deeper.
ale Fishiin‘a at Gomez
Palacio
mum 111118
3 monsoon
Story That Villa is in Full lie-
treat Not fieneraliy Credited
JUAREZ, Mex., March 26.~-r\ll at-
mosphere of anxiety enveloped Con-
stitutloua‘llst sympatlrizers todayover
the possible fate of General Francis-
loo Villa and his 12, 000 rebel soldiersi
3 house of
, pics at Kiev.
dislulieritcd her end secured 11 iii;
his tum
wflniluu d from First Page.)
homcin ltuesln. IMurry were of the
opinion at that time‘tliot it was be
this that M1 ’1 ay-
lor .tooit hissllfc, for he deeply lov-
3 ed the woman bud greatly regretted *‘
her departure.
The women married llaron (Hill‘-
nfter which Taylor
vorce. Lust December the woman
brought suit for, $1, 000, 000 her dower
rights, oignlnst Mr. Taylor's estate.
Miss liedmun made a telephone
noon at her request. The call was
to the office of Taylor and Golden and
the request was to learn where. Mr.
Taylor’s remains had been laid to
rest. Riverside cemetery was the ones
. wcr and the women determined to go
there.
‘ Accompanied by Miss Hedinun the
hardness uvent first to the flower
store of A. C. (31111110, in Railroad ave-
nue, where she purchased four hya-
cinth plants. Then the ladies took a.
our for Norwalk. ‘She curried u
cniucrn which was out of order and
she had it repaired at the Glendon-
nlng pharmacy.
Thereafter the women took a llrond
River our and went to the cemetery.
At the grave the widow of Mr Tay-
“110 at 183‘ reports were 61181181311 ’1“ ' lor hurled herself upon the mound
desperate fighting at Gomez Palaclo,
a suburb of Torreon
For two days no definite word camel
from the front. «Not even a courier
hns penetrated the desert between
Torreon and Chihuahua.
News dispatches from Mexico City.
received last night, declaring that the
\\ur Department had issued a bulle-:
ltlu to the effect that Villa was in full ”,0
retreat, are not generally believed in
.luniez.
Murillo] (‘hao military governor of
Chihuahua, haunts the military tcle
graph operator day and night 111 the
hope of 11 message from Villa telling
of the fortunes of war
No explanation was offered by rebel
officers of the. fact that (2011111111111an
tion tensed utter tl‘fe nituik on Gomez
l‘alutio hogan, while it had tome if so
1) during Villas triumphant 'south
ward march
Rebels'Fiouted Again.
\‘i’ASllINQ’I‘ON, March 211.3 This
3 message sent from Mexico City last
night, nus received at the embassy
here today:
“Rebels once more fouled mid re-
pulsed at Gomez. Palscio with heavy
losses while trying to npprouch
reon."
’I‘or-
Popular Amos ements:
Music Hail.
Mary Pickford in the bishop‘s liar-
rlage, it fascinating drama. of the
Underworld that approaches tragedy
.and ends in romance, will be seen Fri-
day,.iri five reels. it was not alto~
getlier Nance Oldeu‘s fault that she
“as an inmate of the Charity llouse,
neither was she to blame for being
forced to escape. Falsely accused of"
theft and cruelly punished, she do“
(.ldes to rid herself forever of the
Wmatrous persecution. Persued by the
Both refugees from a
doubtful justice, their common lot in-
After a daring theft of jewels, which:
, their
illie monument and grave with
l
i
i
, iiiothinu and would not
11ml subbed. Sim told Miss llodmzm
that but. for her this great man would
now be living After her outburst she
took several pictures of the groin. and
Miss lletlirleu took (no of
the
widow standing in the foreground.
The visitor "was attired an 11 brown
tailored suit, and a. brown but. Al-
ugh at one time she was regarded
.ns 11 grout bounty- those who suv lrer
vesterulry say that her former hand
some looks are missing. rShe srll
posecssos the prom of manner lllld
charming characteristics which are
11.1: healing to oil with whom she can i 5
in contact and Miss llcdmun glow to
like her llllllli‘llhel)’ in the short iii in
they were together
Later the couple returned to South
Norwolk whore Miss l-ledninn mudu
another telephone cull from the dope;
lo the apartments 1:1” Iiurou d‘Erglou,
Zin New York city. She informed him
that the liurouusu would arrive
in the city about 4:10 o'clock.
Alter a visit to the drug store the
inle- Mrs. ’l‘uyioi offered to reward
\fiss liedmau for her kindness. but
the girl Moi. ‘ ed that she hurl done
swept the
preferred gratuity. ‘ The linrouoss
iproniised tr. 1101.1 Vllss liediuuir :1 soil-
veulr from il'uropc
Before she bid Miss l-ledmnu an
.ndieu. the countess requested that on
=Meuiorlul liny silo place more flowers
on the gi'ziro if she sent a check for
the amount necessiiry. Thou Miss
iledmnn \vns R‘iki’d to take a picture
of the grave and send it to the boron.
'ess. All this the obll'giui; young miss
ugreed 10,-3'81111. received the gracious
~thunks of Illlof departing woman.
i‘he buroness fold the local girl
«that she and lierviiuslsnnd were to sail
for Europe ihiu.mosning. Their soil-
ing was not rocollded‘ in scwrul of
Tire Hatch and Bailey Company police, she takes refuge in the room the New lork 111111013 carrying lists of
have something of interest to say to of Tom Morgan the crock where lat passengers sailing today
i The haronees also told Miss lied
man that she will return to Nor-walk
Easter cards. for 0’9 and place card spires them to be partners in crime m September
in... Ma‘—
AN EVENING OF MUSlC.
m.“
is immediately dimovered, Nance, ter ’
rifled, eludes the police by jumping
into the Bishop's Pairings. She is
finally rescued from the police by the'
timely arrival of Obormuller. a tire-'
3ntrical manager, who. impressed by
her talent as a mimic, offers her 11',
position on the stage. and a chance to
travel the straight road. Now occurs,
a bitter contest between Dcruun and
Obermuller for the loyalty of Nance,
which culminates with the arrest and
conviction of Tom. Nauce’s admira-
tion for Obermullei ripens into love,
and she uttnlns fume and fortune on
an actress. Then 11 shadow of her
past crashes her, with. Tom escapes
and returns to (llfillll,llel‘, but his pur
pose is defeated hymbermulier. Only
once more is she tempted by the old
fascination, once more she steals and
then conquers her weakness, and
married Obermullor. mid drinks the
sweets of righteous existence.
gmwmm
Advertise Your
is.
Given by the Malzke. Cdble and May-
zke Trio at the Slivermine Chapel.
A welbreudered program of music
by excellent mlout was presented at
the .Silvermine (limpet; lust evenluu,
and it was immensely enjoyed by a
large audience of music lovers. The
.srtlsts were Prudence ‘Matzke, soprano
,soloist; 'Mr. hiatzke, violinist,
Clarence Cable, pianist. Mrs. Motske
sang very impressively and pleasingly.
while the selections of Messrs ilutrke
,some sliver loving cup or
call for Baroness d'Erglou yesterday.
[where they have since resided.
and‘
uuiuuuii
u u on: us
Given Handsonie Loving Cup by\3
Hermony Loige,i. o. 11.8 i
of iiridgsoort i
Mr. and hire. lhnuc Moss observed
'tlielr sllv Gl‘\ wedding anniversary Tues.
day and were presented a hand-
moro than
100 members of Harmony Lodge No
711 1.0.13 B Mr. Moss is head of
the firm 01' Moss & Kriegnr. Bridge
port. The cup is a handsome speci-
men of the silversmith's urt beauti-
fully engraved. It bears the inscrip-
tion: 3 .. ’
"Presented to President and Mrs.
ilsaacvMoss on their twenty-fifth wed»
ding anniversary by members of Her-
m0lly _l.odge, No. 7l‘l. i‘, 0. B. 13.~-—
18891914"
Mr, and Mrs. Moss were magrled at
South Norwalk on March 28,1889:
Mrs Moss was il‘dlss lDora Kileger.
They lived iii South Norwnlk for two
years and then went to Bridgeport...
The)" 3
Mrs. Seymour
Kushinanir of Hartford and Harold
Krlegei' Moss. 13 years old. Ever
since going to Bridgeport the couple
have been prominent in the social
and fraternal life of the city Mr.
Moss is a member of the Elks, Al-
gonquin nnd Bridgeport clubs. :
Mr. and Mrs. Moss live at 1,3093
h‘airfield avenue, Bridgeport, during
the winter and have 11 summer home
at Fort Trumbull bench.
The cup was the selection of issue
.i. Goldman, Henry Harris made the
presentation speech, saying in port:
“I would like to take this oppor-
tunity in behalf of the brothers of
Harmony Lodge to perform a verl’
pleasant duty. We all extend to you.
Brother Moss and your door wife. our
sincere and hearty congratulations
upon the celebration of your twenty
fil‘tli wedding anniversary.
"Now, I am certain the brothers
will join me in the wish that this,
your silver aiiuhersmv v. ill but prme
have two children,
to be the morning of your happy u-eri This case was appealed to the (“SW
dud lite and that the afternoon will court of Waterbury where the iuryrov
show you and yours the golden, and
the evening will witness the glorious
celebration of your diamond wedding
surrounded by your family and their
descendants. all enjoying good health
and continued prosperity
Brother lines, in honor of your
twenty- fiiili wedding anniversary we
take pleasure in presenting to you
and Mrs.
113 if token of our love and esieeiu.“
llnriiiony lodge was recently irwnrd-
ed :1 banner by the district
lodge for having made the largest
gain in membership for the past your
After the presentation Sigmund Loe-
wiih complimented the. members on
the gains made pnd‘tpredicted that‘
the lodge would continue to grow.
Attorney Charles H. Shapiro has been
made in member of the general com
mlttee of the district grand lodge
which embraces New England. New
York find eastern Cnuudu.
JAIL TERMS FOR THOSE
WHO MAIM'DEER
Prospect Man Who Shot Deer is Given
15 Day Sentence—“Numerous Cases
Hereaboute Stir Game Warden.
That jail terms are How to be the
penalties in an attempt to end deer
shooting uboutflonnecticut. was indi
cated by the imposing of a 16-day term
Saturday in the case "or Loraudo (ins
taginnls, 11 ‘Prospect men, arrested
there for wounding u dee‘r. Costs ('11
$22 were added
Deer killing in the State of Connecti
cut is becoming a less attractiVe sport.
The taking. of deer anywhere in the
commonwealth has been for «many
years illegal and the riot has curried ‘a
heavy line and possible imprisonment
and Cubic showed skill and artistic as a penalty. it bur-1 nevertheless b sen
were sold and the proceeds were for
The. program was on follows:
Absent ....... . ........ . . ; .Metcnil
Matzke. Cable und Matzkc
(‘hunt sans Paroles..
.4'
Albert Matske.
(a) Show Flukeu.... ........ Coweu
(b) The Mold and the Butterfly.
.«w ,.
Prudence Matzke.
(it) Sony; Without Words.........-'
(b) l~an3tasiestucke (Boariug)..
Clarence cable.
Albert Manure. .
Non Temp lite Ounces No More)
, Prudence Muthke. ,
ir‘ooovieirne Eu ‘
the benefit of the Ladies Aid Society. ,
.Pn dorewukl
teiupernment Coke and ice cream a matter of commonieport that iiiucu‘Superintendenf Cfamllton 1'1 waging;
(‘onuccticnt venison was beingr oaleu.
Perhaps nowhere has there been so
much report of persistent ‘doni law vio
lotion on in the Town of Woodbridgm
it is said that at least one well known
”Tsciiaikowsky man who had hold public office in that.
town had talked frecly‘ot‘ hi; pious—g
uro in the sport and the profits of l's'il
larder therefrom. The hills of Woes"? alive to their «ounces ,
d'Albert bridge contain today a 111%? nuinberlw take stimulus? of mm; q
lot deer rind a recent report by a doll
uty warden hold that he had seen no
Mendelssohn less than seven wbuuded animals or
different places in the woo. .1 John
Scliumann M. (hampton. superintendent of fist».
cries and game, has felt thnt some
'l‘ruumeria and Romance... .Scliumu'nn drastic action in Woodbridgo would.
be for the public lieplth and only very
recently secured u conviction in that
» Mdttci town which has had a very sobering:
* effect all through this partof the Eliot‘s .
The .Rusmuseen cuss is Wit“, fresh
,the track of one of the deft
also his privilege, according‘t
and they returning. lynched fitness
son to drive on, claiming that they .
to settle on the spot, but this or
cllned and the next stephvan at
a justice of the peace.
‘Crnmpton. that they rcfused’to once
den Clark then took up the matter roe
arrested Rasmussen,
of Waterbury, was the official be!
to the fine of $100 the costs or the cash
Moss this silver loving cup .
smu'l ~being undertaken generally 11131011
incident in the Town of Brookfigldh‘li
been very significant in this cunnoctl
1, accused wus acquitted but the St!
scale, a position where chem
safely token-i. it wus‘nn‘
133311 January with snow 03
ndhputy (tame Wards
strolling through certain
reserves of deer and was
hearing four or five shots 11
He cuioi'uliy liid himself on
for developments, which? on
the shape of two door
Wounded, coming out of
iLater, accoiding to his to
saw Rasmussen following in‘i
was easily marked by bloo’
"firmly, to see the door over ‘
his pursuer, the knife appliednnfi
body drugged to a secluded spa
covered by brush. 'l‘lro donut
the scene at this time long annuals
summon to his old Constable M373
borhood in time to see Rusmu'see ,
son driving a sleigh out of the ($113
A brief conversation followed, all
which Rasmussen snicl lie with! ,
and talk with the men and 9.8118131
seen no deer and knew nothing 11
Mi. Allen's present inquiry, It ‘
ed best, however, to make the @3139: '
nation of the sleigh and to stimuli
body of the deer before Min-Ru in,
son’s original program wascs» .,
it was said that an oner'wvas
aging to the deputy. for. on trial heir)
Gihhnr
justice said that he could settle
case then and there if Result!
would plead guilty by fining him
dollar without costs. ..
Such an end to the adventurei tip
woods was so unsatisfactory to Don
Allen andto iris-chief super-intention
the decision. The justice on: being
formed that he erred wrote anolle‘,“
the.case and said that he would -,
impose the fine of $100. Countywm
had ..l_ils lions.
searched, and there found five gun‘
with a quantity of ammunition litti "
the rifle, although the deer? hunter
said to have assured his captors 111$
he did not possess any firearms.
tics of the Peace Charles W. Boob
whom the second trial came and:
verdict was a fine of $100 and ‘co ,
affirmed the verdict utters. vary 1
minutes of deliberation. In additi
and the expense 6f litigation are eat
to 1111111» ‘been very heavy for motion
victed man. it is claimed that 111
case will be again appealed but i. .‘
state officials are very confident of the!
ability to hold the Verdict.
This is only one case of a very
giessive piosecution of encoders
against the game laws which is
out the State under the din-cello ,
Superintendent Crampton. A rec
About six months ago Clarence
to], of that town, was brought hotel's!
Justice William Blackmail on
charge that lie was implicated in til
dynamlting of the Housatonlc river
the morning of August 10 19.1.3
and local officials did not drop the‘ .
there On the contrary, they had it
re arrested on the charge of ‘y,
given perjured testimony.- Th 1
of this charge recently come he!
Justice Henry A. Puuiy,ln Hrookflo
and is described as one of the ion .
and most bitterly, contested ev
in the county on a similar ohm
a justice court. The accused is we
known and fought the case with
the means in his power Justice}s
however, found probable cause and
hold Mr. 'Bristol for trial in til _
parlor court. The sportsmen on
others who are interested in 1111th
ing the larva for the protection 0
animals and fish while naturally all!
pending judgment in pny case
is still under trial, have very gener-
ally expressed their apmrovai o _
strong and oppressive campaign wh
the effort to win a ricoent teapot...
the laws of Connecticut protecting
wild life of. the State.
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