Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 13, 1914 · page 11

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This‘is the time to ap-
ply fertilizers. We rec-
omnimd Sheep Manure
as being the best and
"strongest fertilizer on the
market for lawn or gar-
den. In convenient bags
of 1001133., 501bs_., 25 lbs.

 

 

BUY
azeiton
Coal .

The ii. tiershheid A: Son CO
TEL.

 

20¢ .

 

122 WATER ST.

 

 

 

 

 

 

COAL

llw‘crc you by in your
Tidal for next w'intcr 1111
bushels from

William Efi'ron

You will find that thc coal ones
to asin-s

Not: Clinksrs

and does no: injun-

supply ol
a low

1111a :i‘aic.

3 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK
Tel, 441 Tel. 441.

 

 

 

JUNK IlEALER

You only need writc a postal or
,‘phono to W111. Etfron and you will
get‘a ready market for things which
' you don't want. such as rags. papers,
bottles; rubbers, scrap-iron, metals,
leather beds a specialty. We are
waiting for your call. \1'111. Hilton, 3
Rowan St. Tel. 4“.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FANCY BASKETS

of choice fruits make the most :

acceptablo gifts to lnvalids or .
travelers.

' llet us‘prcparc for you 11 bars-
lwt ot‘

FINE FRUITS

1‘ for luas‘tci ail-d dollycr
over you wish

‘ For table us:- you will llnd tho
3 variety and quality at our i'ruits
‘ 'dxcopilonai,

"Ghiotto 81130.
' Music Hall Block
mocwziomoaocwomooom .

it whor-

Cafi‘lDQOC-OI“ ‘

 

 

for long or short intervals.

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I}: the one building material that, hos kept pace with present day
demands and that explains why frama . houses can be built cheaper
than any other‘klud of construction. Labor is the big item In build»
ing but the lumber dealer-manufacturer has side-atepped this,er you
by doing the dressing andllnlshing by machinohmaking it possible
for your carpenter to do a larger day's Work than was possible
yclirsaito with rough, npiiutery clock,
“Thora’a No Place Like Homo".

The Hatch 81 Bailey Company

CONT“ VORWALK. CONN.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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DOES

THAT COUCH QR CHAIR NEED
NEW UPHOLSTERY AND A LlT-
TLE VARNISH TO BRIGHTEN IT
UP?

Try us. We will make it look
like new at much less than new
would cost you. A phone call will
brim us to you.

KOHN BROS.

 

 

72 N. Main St. Phone 335-4-

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The Norwalk Furniture

'l‘el. Orders Promptly Deli‘iered.

”l‘l1e Largest Asortmcnt of

in the city.
lilo, enamel or gaiynnlzcd lining.
prices that cannot
quality is considered.

A Fat Line.

of Japancse and
Chinese Mailings

will biI l'ound I11 our largo stock of

lions“ Furnishings.

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The Safe Deposit Vaults
The South Norwaik Savings Bank

Not only protect your valuables and private papers, but am-
ple room is provided for storing trunks, pictures, rugs and
, other bulky articles of value, while your residence is closed

The Storage Rates are very reasonable.
«$9.530W3WWAOOOWMMDWWM 1‘1,

 

”acumen-SKY

At the Former Auditorium Button},
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy sec.nr1'1and Furniture

 

 

"if I got 1111' moncyus some 1111111
pct limits I shouldn't iw ahh- lo sioi-p

-1I nluhl.” 1.. .

"To whom 11.; you l‘1'l‘1'i‘. for in
shunt-1‘"

"Wt-ll, i'nr instauIc. 1o lulil‘Li'illl'S."-

l‘hlcagu lIcI'ul‘il-liiI1':1i1l.

'l‘litrc was :1 1111111 uhn i111 ml hls hccs.
“I‘ always 111111 1:11-11 rricnd.
H1- usi'il to sit 11111111 Iiuir bin-s,
Hut tl11'1 stung; him in tlic «11d.
- 1‘I1111111111tl Enquirer.
l'ih'sl ('olupuuy i’l‘oinolcl' 1111 around
11111111 harm-d insult. I call it! Scc
what the old scolludi‘ci ditl‘: (‘lll‘cl’tllly
11.1131ch l‘lll'ii of his lingers altar i
shook hands with Mini 'l‘utlcl'.

Lu-..» . Mu“, _-._ -...

”Pl 1 yns liashi-«l tin-I—
.\ 11;.11g1-111I1I11rul1
\\'i.111 on “H I‘m-.-
‘i‘hu powtb-r‘s thick.
- lit-troll i"1'1I1-I'1'c1-s

(‘hIt'k-l cannot ii1'1I on my salary.
sirf ..
Boss \\‘1Il|, I‘m sorry to hcul' that!

l was just wind to [il‘lilliflil‘ you to
tho 111-1111 or Ihc "ox-onuiuy dcpal'lnicill."
.\'1Iw‘ York illolu'.

li-Isuyslw-‘11Ilm1 iv'..t:I1111I,1111Ilo111!
.\u<l 111111 1111' 111111,: I know I
’l'i.1-1».1ly 111111: in-‘u .‘Iiil‘t' about
is that 1.1 stile is slow
Han l‘t'11111'iaco Citrunn'ic.

 

“What u shocking: looking dish this
is, my dour!"

“l'oi‘hnps, my low.
In currant plo.“

 

that's l11I1'tiilMI ll
iiuitinun'c Anu't'lcan.

'i1's l\\iSil'li route from his propci' plumb,
Ills shoh lou's 11 wrw-lt.
111"!" slll‘lliltl'ii his ltil'i‘i.
shows
At the, incl“ 11! his brokcu Ili‘t'ii,
ills ribs il‘IH' 5:11'1-11'1-11. his Hilllil! iscutvcd,
llu has 111111111 doublu jointcd,
Hui ho is lqu to 11 may 1111111-11 HU'll,
Ho he‘ll lint disappointed.
Now York Sun.

and u bin; lump

 

"Spcuklng M? rank olusldcrs." bcaun
illc fat, man.

"W'cll't" interrogated the thin 1111111.

“1 was referring to the Wrapper on
this cigar you gave me,” rcplicd thc
fa: nm.1~4"'1cinnati Enquirer.

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House
14-16. WALL ST.

Refrigerators
and ice Boxes

All sizes and stylus with
.\t
Dir cquulcd whnn

CI'DQJiWC'Cfi-iOQOC-f ‘. f _ T

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LET ME TELL YOU

there is nothing that will spoil your,

watch or clock qulckcr than dirt, and
old, rancid oil. Cleanliness and can
tion Is economy in a Hun-piece.
dt-Iilcntc parts do indcscrlbablc work
and will soon w'car lhclnsr-lvcs out it
pcrmittcd to 1'1111 In accunmlatinu dirt
and without oil.
a

CHAS. BRAND

RELIABLE WATQIMAKER,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

Blast Line

l‘ioli1l11_11, Shocs'.

1"111'nlsl1inus. 1II12, at

Gottlieb’s

$7 and $10

NQRTH IM'AIN STREET.

 

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Mn. Andrew Ba koa.

Mrs. John liakos died last night at
her know. 19 Windsor l’lacc, utter a
lingering illness. She was 29 years of

use and is survived by a husband, An?
drow liakos, one small child. hcr molir‘

c1' and father and two sisters. The in-

itcl‘ill will be held \Vcdnesday after,

noon from the l'Iungarlan
i‘liurch. Lexington avenue,
o'clock. llev.
«into and the burial will bc in illycr-
.IIidc coinctcry.

Reformedi
at " Sli

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j £01101.

- furniture

Mrs. J. C. Pan-melee.

Mrs, John ('. l'armcicu 11ch last
night at her t'csidcnco in \\'csi aycnuc
from a complication of discascs Mrs.
i’arunIlco was lilo widow of (‘hnrlctl

(‘ l‘armclcc. of Now “111011, and tiny

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body will bc soul. there tomorrow.
Scryir'cs will be |1cld at licorgrccn

l‘hupci, New Haven, 'I‘ucsday morning,
and iniortnou'i will bc I11 ifiycrnrcct1
(‘t‘illl‘it‘l‘)'.

Frank H. Smith.
Smith. ugod Hill’i'lliy'lll'l'i'll

Frank H.

years. died at tin.- Soldlors‘ “1111111,:
.Noroiuu, Saturday. ”(I culistod with

Company (1, Second iicaimcnl, (‘., V.
I. ills homo was in New .llavcu. to
which |lill(‘.1I lhc body was scnl illla
moruluu i‘or inlcrmonl.

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Mn. George Chancery.
l'fiszlu (Thaiigory, nacd Zli. w'll‘o
(hairdo i'iinnuéry’, dbd at. her home,
it Iaun'vl slrci-i, ycstcrduy. interment
will bu in Plan isluud (mummy.

TOWN COURT CASES

Edward \‘I'oiduor was flood $5 and‘.

costs by .iudgc Koogh this morning!
for tho to: '11 7:111:11 assault on i1ls‘ 11 Ito
tin hor complaint Wcidncr was oustI
mi ironi his house for the remainder
ol’ the night last Noni 1;; lie wouldl
his Mic sloop in the room!
sho «Iir 'tml to spend tho night The as-

’ auuii charms warn of previous origln'

So tall 11 (Ire the uptown police colls'
oyur biuulav that Jon Bunion, ono of
tho piisoucra, was kept In South \orI
walk a callhousc.

I).11'ld Jonas and wil'c bought some:
together

*‘III‘HI‘I it III! II II:

 
 

‘ 1 is puzzling

rcpor tier.

'l‘llih‘

Gabriel Union; will oili-y

11f,

Hl1o.complalned.'

IIIEI

(Continued {rum First Page.)
Light, of Norwaik, each hold one at
tit‘chment. and Attorney Louis S. Boers.
otNorwalk, has 11110. These were norm

1 od’ aoui‘e'tluio ago by Deputy Sherllt ”3

.I'l.“l.ouis Lndrlgan.

, ’l‘hoi‘l‘aot that the husband of 1110-
.so‘d'a ulster is chauil‘our l'or
. llcurst, of newspaper prominence, has

'W. it.

 

led to this gentleman's Interest in.
thin also.“

the medium of his papers in many cit-

', lots to ‘tlnd a trace oi tho missing ltO-_
l
1%“.

"iil‘lle complexity of the legal situation}.
The attorneys cannot_
bring an inn olunwry petition in bank-i

ruptcy for their creditors because the,.. "
man cannot be found for the service - .
’ot the papers.

The case cannot beI
brougl1t.'boiore the Probate court be.i
cause there is no 111001 that lloscn ls
(load. The creditors cannot force 110-.
ae11~l11to voluntary Imukrdptcy bc-i

tutti-18 he cannot bc i’ound'to sign thoI ,

necessary papers

Thus the muttcl stands and hangs
tire: iloputy Slicril’t liadrigan iprlaln- .
t-dxvtiie situation this morning to

M _.... ”m”...—

5111111 11111 1111111
no IIE 111111 sutn

_.—.~——

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’l‘i1cl'c is 11 possibility that Dudley l9.

lioyt may sue. both Attorney Joseph ll.‘

'l‘aylor and Iloimty Shc'rlil' 1). Louis
Ladrigan next. There is nothing sure
ubuulv'this. howcvcr, but as a result or
the foreclosure action and attendant
tramuictious this may rvsult.

ll‘lvo honscs in Pine l’oint, ownmi by
the Norw'alk investment i'ompauy.
wore- empticd oi‘ tin-11' furniture by
.s‘hcl‘il‘i Ladi'iunn in tho i‘orcciosurc oi
'l‘aylor against thc lurcstmcnt ifonr
puny on \Vctillcstluy. (in \\‘c1lncsdn,1'
.Innhl back went the furniture. On
Thursday morning buck wcnt tl11I dop-
ulyautl out again wcni tlu: l'nrniturc.
As far as the dcputy know this ai‘tcr-
noon llu- goods are still on tho shit--
walk,

lhc intircsiin; ill-yoiopnicnts hau-
uni yclcouu-toii1.hl hut arc 1- It111
. lalcl'. '

111111011115 WILL
FIRE A sauna

4...... ....

\\ ISIIINit’l‘th, .I\pr1l l:l.~-~1-’real-
1I1I11i il’iison told 'uilcrn today that a
sululc would Iw iil'l‘li til tlic .-‘\1111Iric11n
ling by .\l1I\icau lv‘cdcruls at ’l‘nmico
us an apology tor tho raccnt arrest of
.\1111-rlcuu niurluIs. 'l‘luI prcsidcnl
upoko‘ with such t‘liilildt‘lh‘t' that his
hcarcrs took it to imply that the point
would he insisted upon.

“,’l‘he salute will be tired," was 8ch
rclar-y Daniels' positive announcement
today. llc. added that he did not con-
sider the, clement of time an important
one, because of tiuI difficulties of com-
1111111lcatiou bciw1-1In \l'ashinnton and
'l‘ampico,

AETNA FIRE SEEKS RETURN
OF BONDS FROM STATE

ilAR'l‘iI‘illll), April iii.-——’l‘he Aclna

lI‘1rc lnsnrancc t‘ompany has brought
an action I11 the Supcrior Court to re-
cover from tho Stale ’l‘rcnsurcr's 0|"-
licc $100,000 in gog-rntucni bonds dc-
poslltId in lliii, with (‘oalcllo Lippilt.
their state treasurer, in order to con1~
ply with 11 law oi the State of ldaho
at that limo concerning outsidc insurc
unce companion l'roni doing business
in that. slalc. ’l‘hc Idaho law was r‘c
111211ch in 1913. and the Insurance- (Vom-
tilliunitmer of the state roturncd tho
ccrtlilcatc showing the dcposits with

3&3; geciitalt treasurer. ‘l‘hc Atlliill
.' .on

‘Stnto ’l‘1enaurcr in. S Roberts in r11-
turn for tiltI accurlllcs, but it was
io‘und that an action at law 111111 1111111111-
anry. The Idaho comuilasioncr has
glvou‘lils unusual to tho withdrawal.
."'Attorney-(lcnornl .iohn ll. Light
rnproscnls tho Hlalo 'l‘rcauurcr In tho
nclioufimud 111111 tiled an unaw'cr, in
whillh he says tho company must
‘provr its claim

. ,“1...-,._,M-._ .. Mum.

SMALLPIOX IN EAST HARTFORD.
Thaw-VP HARTFORD. April 1.1 ~~'i‘\\'

morn chaos oi amalipo‘it were discov-
Iurndhhru yoalci'day, making a lolal ol‘
Ithrollkuow , nudorauarnii‘tlne‘. lioalth
ol‘liolula'dimc taken all the necessary
prcnuutlouu to prompt 11 poaplblu
il’urlhiu' spread I
l " EM,.,._..M._....._-.. ..
i PROVIDENCE POLICE OFFICIAL
DEAD. "
’ "1‘110\'111EN~(‘.E, ii, 1., April Ills»
I(‘ldnstaui S. Horton, chlci' inspector
und‘ dcputv uupcrmtomlcnt of police,
dlc‘d today ,or acute indigestion stgcd
ilil yours of 11119 lie had been connect
ml with this policy limalrtmcnt 37
,1'tiiirs. "

1 COLD IN NORFOLK.

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lie is attempting through , .'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ll'

'nli‘crod'to turn thoae'over to!

o

pale green or whit

Lace Fichues

BELIEVE lililllIEll
MABE IUIFESSIONS

ALBANY, N, Y., April i;I.-»~Somo of
the pontoon are bcllcynd to have conI
l'osscd bel’orc tin-,1" dicd.

S11111Irilltt-ndcnt John B. Riley, 01‘ tho
Stutc l’l'lson l)cpartn1c111, said today
that slulcmcnts would arriyc born
from ()ssining today which would show
that. "no injusticc had iuIcu dl'llt' by
the iIxccutionsf‘ Ht,‘ know nothing 111’
the. uutulc of thc statiiuu-nts.

'l‘hc slnlcnmui 1s litll'iili'L‘d to impli-
(.1111: no 0111- but [ill' 1111-11 who (licd to-
day.

.\1r word was lul'illl'ulllliill, as to
\"luIilnIr iiu' “1onf1-ssion"
all or one ill' H11:
1.11s ulvcu to \\ar1l1In i‘lnncv about
morning. .\'o promises
w‘cro madc to tho wrilor, it is said, but
in the last hours on carih lhci‘v \\.1~
11 vol-' tary changn in lili‘ 11111111111
some, ol' the condcnnwd.

'l‘ho rcport that 1111- statv'mcnl 1'111111'
11'11111 (‘iloiicl was sli'cuotlu-ncd u
l‘t'illul‘k llllllit‘ 'Suncrlulcndrnt iiiir
cy: "The men had the same opportw
11in to make this staiomcnt when I
was down to Sing Sing last 11 oak,“
Milli. “but they did not (‘hlilltill to mail
themselves of it."

Mr. Riley said i11I would issue 11 lor-
mal statement as soon as tho messen-
ger arrives. He knows, in the main,
what the conununication contains, he
said. but hc duslros to makc it public
in full. '

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("Illilli'lulll‘li 1111-11.

11 clock (ills
Iii

by

by

he

T00" ill WILL STIEET

WALL STREET. Notlii.~lirgeilt
M'lllng ol‘ special stocks held back
the. whole markct tor a limo today.
Spcculatiyc lntcrt-sl ccntcrcd in Steel,
on account of lwiuy liquidation 11111!
short. selling. Illscouruglug 11mm
from the Steel lradc and reports of
further curtailment 01‘ working 1'01 1'
on the part of raihonds and lnduslt'
concerns were used to l‘ncilitutc short
selling, but lhc inoycmcnt was small
mocpt in stocks against which
.I'auc was conccnlrnlcd. Alter

mi

Slflcl

had broken under sixty, it rcupomlcd "lid ”'0

to coloring and madc a lull recovory.
Tilt! romaindcr ol‘ the list hurdcncd.

with tho principal-rullroad shares ris-
ing 1,9 to 11/4,; uhoyc Saturday's close.

liouds wcrn cnsy.

Plain and Fancy Net Yokes .
Lace Dutch Collars

was lllillii‘ by '

pres-

 

 

Norwalk' 5 Leading Dry Goods Store ““‘“”"”" '

Dainty Neckwea‘r for Women

The latest thing in Ladies’ Collars, made of Venise lace,
trimmed with ostrich feathersof pink, light blue, Tango,

e, 75c

Tango Straps 1n all the latest COIOIS, with head tassels, 49c.
Beautiful‘lace Coat Sets. ‘

O I O 0 0

50c,

25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.
25c, 50c, 751:, $1.00.

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new-«teams

p.34"

 

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750. $1.00.
50c, 751;.

 

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Hoosier

()111-1- in your kiicl11-11 11111

111.. who 11111111111 lol‘ it.

 

 

 

“White Beauty"
mm. 86 in Leading MW

which is so 1111:11' to 1'-\; 1'1 good indisciwwcr

WE SELL THESE ON EASY PAYMENTS,

Come and

let us
demonstrate
to you the
Beautiful
iioosier
Kitchen
Cabinet

would not 1.1111 it up im 1111'1‘1i11

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111111111: nuts THE
11111 111111 WARDEN

lion Warden Thomas lI‘. \\'alsl1 mudo
a tour of the soulhcrn section of the
city. ycsterduy. Visiting a numbiIr oi
places whcrc luI thought then: might
ho law violations. As ho was coming
theI “sccond railroad bridge," at.
l-li 'hiund aycuuc be calm across two
litllc boys who appcal'cd to ho fright-
cnctl at ll1c aiiions oi 11 hall sta111Id
looking (log wiihh had hm 11 following
tin-I111 l'or sonic limo. 311'.
911 up 11 stonc and throw it at tho don.

(H'I'l‘

\‘l'nish pick»?

SlVlll Illicit MEI
FIGHT TO OPEN

\HIIS'I‘ HAVEN, Mix—That,
they intend to makp a strong light 1'111
Sunday opening was indicated wimn
in the \\‘cst Hutch town court today
continuanccs wcre Hilton in the raw-s
oi‘ the nineteen porsmw arrcslcd yvsI
lcrday at Snvin Rock for Violation ol‘.

A pril

the Sunday law 1'1Ilaling to amusw
,inczlls. ThoseI nrrnslcd wcrc lii'lH-n
proprictors and cmploycs ol‘ :lillils1‘—

11111111 pluccs and tour spctlalors, and

 

ialtcr unidc llm‘fll‘li‘ililll. \\'l11Ii1
ncarcnom..h \Ir “wish llilfili‘d thc ani-

mal, and this only 11111111111111 to main"

him morc vicious, for he lcupcd upon
tho (lop; w'at‘tlcn's back. t‘aulcnlul:
tooth in tho uppcr part of his lrouscrs,
and almost touring the Karincntsfloi‘f.

his.

li1c action oi‘ thc policc followed the
opcuiug of moving- picturc houscs, iii—
1111; horscs 11nd olhcr amusrmcnl dc—
1'Icos. 'l‘luI coutltnnuu'c 11 its until 5:11-
urday lo giro counsci for tho duh-11d-
lluts opportunity to pt'cparc lill‘ll‘ 1-21.»:-
0 us. i

v . .. l! y ' -‘ .. ‘ ,1 , ‘ ‘ ' .A 11
Will i. mmmn‘ m,“ a. ~lic~ Mr. Walsh shook th, d111, oil. null 11,, ”“041“,, ”1 5mm", 11111111111111.1124

unwcd luIavlncss uppcarcil at tho opon- drawing, M" rcyolvor 1”” “‘1“ "“1““ :11. iill‘ Itock. which in a part of “Wash

Int, of tin Inill'l‘i‘ti today in stocks through his "0“)" ““d ”1““ "WM ”I“ lluvcu. has iqun thc suliiccl or 1le111111—
' ‘ . 11‘ . t

which rccnlly have becn tllltit‘l‘ lures-
SIcci was sold in blocks of 1101'-
u
viiumidian I’ncillc broke
under 1921' for lhc lh'st limo duringlhc'
.ilumcly louchcd it
Another low
“cord was madc by ltock lslund‘t‘ol-
lutcrula with h llropcd to PM" .1 ~..‘ ’l‘-1\'ils
Ilia-
’l‘lic roumhulor oi'
the list With lltllo afforded by 1111111111
with

"aura.
oral thousand shares and sa-agtd
point to hit :l-Il.

prcscnl, inovcnicul.
11cw low mark ntwli ‘i-h‘.

Uotnpnny, iiothlohcm Stout and

cult lost a point.

dccllpaa. (‘huugcs warn small,
a majority of slight gains,

~CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
ALBANY.

NEW YORK, April
1111111 of 11111 ("suithcs today
more than llvo Illuudl'ed lllt'lill)i.‘ll'i oi
Ciulallan Scicncc churches and organ-

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l'lallons to Albany to wrap (icycrnor
to sign tin», McCI allandfl'l‘luuu
bill which would icguiiac IlluI "piacti1o rtreot. and 1115,. \lamic

(l lynu

carcass near a'l'cnct- in the vicinity.
.\ir. qulsit pi'out'cdcd to tho r1.'1IltiII.111:o
01‘ Mayor 1“. l. Iinrncll, and found them
would be no danger from tho with 'k
of tho-ling, as blood was not drawn.

—’ 'w-‘fl-

NEARLY KILLED IN RUNAWAY.

iiiiii.)lll-Il'()ll'i‘, April lii.——-~ln an mo
citing runaway 11 hoi'uodruw'lngn bun~
11y ran down and li'umplcd ’l‘homua
l‘arulo, n 111111-111 swccpcr, Iwrc. today,
and i’aruto is now In a hospital suitor-
lug with concussion of tho brain and
many cuts and bruiacu.
was pci‘l'ortncd llllll his condition is 1'11-
portnd to bc precarious. 'l‘iic. homo
and buggy had hcou bought here last.
woult by William (Ticnry, of Illolroyd

 

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l:i.~<'1.\ Hbccliii and Midland strcot, New Haven, and
“drill! ho was driyluu when the. runaway lic-

1.31111. i-lr surrendered to the poilcc at?

tor the accident. but was not held.
Mrs. liobcua Anderson. 01’ Sicvons

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oi (‘iulstlan Stilt-nee hauling 1" NOW West \Vashlnalon alrcci, 11cm 1111111111;

‘i’ork stoic. 11111111: dcicgutions of Sci

,ontlstu 1111112 expcctcd 111 Albany Ironl city. .
companion by \irs. Oldfield. of l’usllillti.‘

this morning 111111 1111111 wanted to seal woul'onlc. Ap'rll Ili.~A it‘llllldl‘llv cum cities in 1111: state-

tho lurultdic ()t'tlcor Frank s Strata: tau-1 oi lii tlcurccatgabuve sum was ro-.

0) was sent to inmstigata the 111119..

111111th at daybreak in this suction

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i ADVERTISE "it 11-11: 3911111121.. .

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the Fast liny visitors In .‘ww Y'oilt
On their rcturu lllcy w‘mc 1ch

who will be the guest of

A. J..
'.\ud‘ernou for a low lla‘y‘n.

A n opcrniiou,

Mra.

1Id discussion, and a long icuai that;
is lookcd for as u t'i-sull ol‘ yuslcrdnl's
polir-c action, I

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i RATES FOR METERED WATER.
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First District CommisIIOncra Fix

Scale of Prices.

'l‘iu' 1-0111111lsuioticra of tho that Ills-
ll‘it'i haw (IN'iiil‘ti upon tho rains to
bc churizoti l'or tinI wnicr by motors
and ma rout of llu,I motors. imltcrs
wilh tllc l‘atcs‘nrn to ho soul out to
Hours of llli‘ii‘i‘l‘. 'l‘hc rail-s as nilopicd
are: ’

lat 5,1100 111.111.111-13“, piIr l,lilin pill-
ions. V ' ,

Nl'xl £311,000 callous itic. pul' 1.110!)
gallons. ‘

,\’1-,I;1, 100,000 gallons 7 lIZI'. piIr
31,1100 gallons.
1 .\'1Ixt 65,1101) gallons 511. nor 1,1100

ullona,

A I0 prt' cant. (liunouul will bu given,
on monthly bills of 100,001) gallons or
over 11' paid within l1Iu days uttin' they
bucoinc 111111..

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Good tenants am to be hadwior

i the advertising.

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