Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 16, 1914 · page 12

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TEL. 294. 122 WATER ST.

 

 

 

 

COAL

Bernie 1011 by 111 your 111111111 of
E'Coal for he“ wiutci liy :1 low
bushels from

William Effron

You will 11111] that the coal goes
to ashes.

N01: Clinkers.

and does iiol injure the gratc.

3 ROWAN 811. EAST NORWALK

 

 

 

 

 

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JUNK DEALER

You only need write a postal or
,‘ phone to W1n.Ei’frou and you will
get a ready market for things which
you don't want such. as rags, papers,
bottles rubbers. scrap-,iron metals,
anther 'beds a specialty. We are
aiting for your cell. Win. EiTron, 3
‘Rovt'an St. Tel. 441.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FANCY BASKETS

of choice fruits innite the most
‘acceplnhlergil'ts to luvalids 01'
travelers.

.' Let us prophro for you '11 bus-
ket of-

FINE FRUITS

0mm

Or Easter nuid deliver It wher-
'or you wish.

For tuhltI. use you will 111111 the
”New and quality of our fruits

Ghiotto 81 Co.

Music Hall Block

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W is the Tinie to Buy

01 Bed SaSh. and
orcmg raines

lot the curly starting 01‘. plants and vegetables for the summer «garden.
WE HAVE ’I‘IHEM "

 

 

8 Members at crew Also Lust
Ll‘iviis, (July 000 Midi Saved

 

NEW YORK, April 16.-—'l‘he identity
01! the schooner .whion went ashore in
_ a northeast gals near Long‘Braiiol1,,N.
J., last night, was established by me
slivers tit dnylirenk today as the
Uhnri‘es K. Buckley, from Jacksonville.
Elm, for New York. The schooner is

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The Width 81 BaIIcy Company

IOU'I'II‘ NOHWALK. CONN.

'-.-.-.I.-.'¢;-'.1-‘-:1;ujuf-:-j-jn‘u'u‘uj

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;and one leg. were broken.

there to nothing that will spoil your “We!“ m “"9' 11 _“
watch 01 clock quicltor thuu dirt and Besides (.uptniu Hardy “a! :5 “ ‘9'
old rancid oil. (‘leunliut-ss 11nd ca11~ II is ““9"“! that “I least e E" 111111,

. 11 t down
(1011 is ct 011111111 111 a timepiece. The numbers 01‘ the tre11,eu

of Japanese. and
Chinese Matting's

will he found in our large stock'oi
House Furnishings.

M. GUTKOWSKY

At the Former Auditorium Bulldlrn.
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We liuv sec .nrl '171nd Furniture.

Best Line

.ll cn's 11nd lioys‘

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and will soon weat thcmsolves out it tho Wm”

permitted to r1111 in uccmnhlnting diit

and without oil. ltidcu with lumber.

min-lied schooner. of 431) 1011s.
homo. port wus Newark. N. .I.

Tim schooner liot'niuo unnuinagenhlo
curly last night. Sho first struck the
.houch Iicur Sonhrlgiil. ,\‘. .l.. when the.
wind ('ntiglii IitIi' niid swopt her down
the coast, whoreI silo appeared to
lii'odlt in two. llor curgo oi" litiuhoi‘
I'lI‘DI hcr nilout. .

l.-.ll'c avers ringed up sooi't'hliglits
on the 1111.11 I1 and shot “4W1 utter lino
toward the 1ossol. itot'unso of tho
III‘I‘IIIIPI‘S it was iinpossiblo to launch a
hont..~to1"o1ul lines foil 11111111111 tht
sohwnei but those on hourd were
liolpltss and with tho c\tcption ol'
the louo sur1i1'.or uu1do.1o attempt to
soli.o tliIIui.

”the lost list t-licrkoil up
loin (‘uptuin ll, (1. Hardy. his wild
and ciitht hie-.11.")IurIIy hailed from
11.11111» '

IIer

CHAS. BRAND

RELIABLE WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER AND 0PTICIAN.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

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Funeial of Mrs. Bakes.

’l‘lie quoriii of Mrs.
wile oi .\ndrow llultos. who died Sun~
day night, wus hold yostorduy uftor-
noon from tho Iluuizuriun Ret‘orincd
Church. in Lurington 11vcnuo. at :3
o'clock. Iicr. tlnhi'iol liottuzi oiliciulcd.
'i‘lic singing socioty from the church
rendered appropriule soicctious, lili
l'crout soclcllos. of which thc (IIII‘IIaIit‘d
wins 11 member, uttoiidud in 11 hodynnti
uctcd its litIan-rs. ’l'lio Ilorul ii‘lliulow
weromauy and beautiful. The i‘11111Ir-‘
ul procession was tome and win; or"-
compnuiod hy the IIIIIIIRIII‘IIIII hand
ilurlul iollowotl in Ritornido cclnotory.

Funeral of Syrian.

The funeral of Sulax Xswun Sxax
l'icup. the Syrian who was struck and
instantly killed by an express train on‘
the 111qu line here Sunday night. was

01' (‘lotliinuy SHOPS.

Furnishings, 11112, ut

Gottlieb’s
$7.. and $10

NORTH MAIN STREET. ~

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Revenue Cutter Wondbury Sent.
Out From Portland In Res»

Inst Received
SOMETHING N‘sw-

INDIAN
SWEET GRASS

 

 

 

 

(inc. observer on shorc reported ho
suw hotwocu forty and tiny ro. huts
lit-tween 4 nud ti ’Iir‘lotlt. nud another
tliul ho. saw u numhnr lioiwoou 2 and
1.

TWO MINISTERS PERFORM WED-
DING CEREMONY.

.ll.\lt’I‘II‘tilti); April 113. 111 order to‘
sntlsiy religious st'ruples of both par-'
ties. Ininru liixon and Raymond 113--
land. of 11711111 Hartford. took the 11111111-
uul course ot linving their Innrrlngo
knot tied by two clorgymen of mm,“ 1 't‘hero uro 11111111' locks in the. vitiuiti
IIIK faiths in us 11111in wedding cere- of tlic lslnuds 11nd ('npo. l'orpoiso
iuouics. It In tho first Cii‘it' of the kind I m"-

Awnings

If you ncel now \wniu's or the
' f I I, lit wns iInpossihle to sun 11111 distnucc.

old oucs repaired, '.pliouo us. Sat.

isInctiou guarantoud. i’ricos mm

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tionullst. 711st Hartford. II‘uthor liur-
loy will iuulto rotiii'u to NW tuwn clorlt.

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so lurium supply of rockets.

MOTORMAN EXONERATED.
\\A’I‘iIlllIitilt\'. April Iii. ~~~i)i:1puti’
Coroner \i’ultt'rli. h'liikopouoo, In his
IludiniI. on tho (loath ol‘ (Iorlrudc (‘-111'-

I ”penilnel‘Wnntn are a quick n‘ction
11nd inexpensIVe moons 01‘ communi-
cation. ’I‘l;oy.ai'tord n Iii-moot way of
carrying 11 tiiessage to-tho ones who
wil‘ be: the,m6i1ttnteresired.

HARTFORD WAR VETERAN DEAD.

ti.\ll'l'lI‘()III). April lti.-- iii-my 1-1.:
.SIIllllililtH, vutcruu of tlio (.‘lvll Wuruud
nicuihoi' oi" ltohort ti. ’l‘yli'r l'osl.‘ti. Ag

wwww~ It. of which III! was Inuit IHIJIIIIUII.‘IIII'1(1 rinitton‘ Iiiiod six yours, who won
Hoiiughoio helpere wutch Sentinel 111 ”1“ llurtl‘oi'd liospltut today in IIIHII‘II‘I'III‘II 11nd Instantly IIIIIIMI hi‘ "It.
“1h.” Adl’fi. for chances to Iliid more 141st 1'1-.iii' .\lr 51111111111111 wus u iiutlvo‘I'lustwood truiioy our on 16111.1. .‘I‘Itlli
nopreclniive employers. oi Iiuoiisoi ltnt. Ill. 1., and served from utrrct, ’i‘ursdny ul‘trrunon, oxouorntod

Supt. Ii'. 18112. to July 1.1. 111113.111 tho

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

' posit 111

I110»: 13 it. will grow I'apidli whci

 

Savuig a Dollar .1

is quite as important as acquiring it ..
131 iii the s1':nttiniitic saying or oven 11 little of your income for dc.-

Fhe South Norwalk Savings Bank f:

sided iii the ltbornl interest paid.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.

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iiiu'uonth Ilhodc Island Volunteers. At~
lcrwurds ho was 111 chili-go of Emmi;
Incu‘is School uiini'llugton III"IIZ.IIIH,'I)I' $300 since tho uroldcitt, wns ru-
'\'11., remaining until 11:66. For twoutyg loin-ind from custody thin utitoi'uoon.
l‘out‘ yours he was in the sni'vlce'til‘ 1.110% ...._
American ’i‘ruct Society. He lind llv-I
'ed 111 iiui'tl'ortl cittlit yonre. In, 1912
. lie was'au side on tho ntuh‘ of the NAME AIDS.
. cominnudcr-iuchlci oi tlitI 'Nationul I}. ll!‘”'”’”““ AIIII'II ‘Iliw-«Attoriioy-
A. 11., 11nd was prominent in the Htiitullliinvl‘lll with" H Mill” lm“ “It'll "‘1
(1.11.11 iicptutnient. ice; 1111011 with the state (TIVII Service
.-.. -.. D»... --- ._ It oiiimlsslou. in which he says If. 1H.
Housewives 11'.:itttli Sentlnol Winn liitudtmiitllei' the incoming dairy and
" Advs for cinch to that aspired to “bet. food commissioner. Inn-1- appointing
' tor position!" :IIUWIZI‘ in 11111111115 his deputies
'Ihitt tho office may bi; exempt
" l competitive examination.

iunl responsibility for tho intnllty.

. (i'lumi'y. wlio' 111111 lioun under bonds

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He is notg

dollcuto parts dc indescribulilo worlehen the ”MM“ ”he“ to weuthcn

The. t‘ harlcs K. lint-ltloy was heavily
She was a tilree="

numbers

‘ TOBAV |" Will STREET; BILLIARD TABLE IN CHURCH.

held yesterday afternoon. interment
who in Pine island cemetery. 'I‘ho‘ pause I0 BUCKDIS
BASKETS cousin of the deceusod and his frlcndn‘ ~------.
“”“e "9"” “"‘mgmg “’r ““d “““m‘” iticxxiciniinoit'i‘. Maine. April 111..
RIGGERMAN | In" ”‘0 “Wit” services. ‘A vessel believed to ho 1i steamer or
. WM , :lurgo schooner. was reported I11 (lest:
ROS, 64 North Main SI. ‘ IFuneral 0' MH‘VMMZI' ross oft" (‘npe l’orpoise today. Rot-to"
1‘1“? “"1"“! of hire. Mcoline ”“7”st were sent up 1mm 11 point not for
Daily and Sunday Paper. who of Alfred Monet, was held this “0m shore It was snowing hsrd und.
Delivered. iuoruhnt at. it ociock from ht. Joseph s . “ “0“!qu 1811111 he" d "g The HIV.-
‘ K (l' (.lt‘urcli. MM Muuzi “W“ m 3” ouuc cutter \\'odlinliy, Portland. was.
’ .. “m." SUM!" lntcninuiit was 111 M" notified and storied 1’ once to render.
__... \iury’s cemetery. I .
47“” 11sslstunce. J\

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'l‘hc 1'ossol uppurcutly was close
|in slioi'c, put the weather wus so thick ,

WWII“: ‘ rccnllod hero in late yours. 'I‘hugioom’ A” ”’“I‘II‘IH” ”It‘l‘mm“ ”“0 "I PM"
is n ifutliollc and the bride a l’rotoiit- “U" wore. I"“““““‘«" “’1'- II' “I”
KOHN I BROQ nut. ’i‘ho clorityumn worc. thc itov. ”IUIIKIII Homo vossol hound Io Ports-l

» ' L --I.ltiiiitlH 1.1. Ilurloy, of 1-11. Mary's, mm "with N. IL. "light have 1001 its way
Tel; 489. 72 North Main 81. mi. ltov. 1,... M. p. Snyder. (‘Oiiitt'eim- In tho storm. iiud It was considered un-

llltnly that nuy innull ci'nl‘t would Ilith‘.‘

Militil‘iiiilli Michal-l ti'lioury from (Irlniv.

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' ' : : : ‘ I I I ' ‘ I ““““““““ a total loss. and Captain Hardy, his, - . MEDIUM \VEIIIIIT ViBS’i‘S ‘ 3, i
' ‘. LACII. TRIMMEII VIIJS'I‘S . at COMBINATION SblTS. I .
I, The Norwoih Furniture We and all members “the 0W- “, - -- AND cums 001.2131! uud Mic. m. m 50.. 7.... 3., .111 $15.; 3 .
HO cept one seamau. lamll. Martenaon; - -. -. .‘.. - ,. .. iiElilliM \\'lIliI:ll'l‘S. “n 1;. ,
V ' .-~ ' ‘ “5Q were ‘0“ while attempting to launch lVeists made in eloug or short ' . styles, 111.1301; 8.31- and $1.00. if:
' I 14'16 WALL ST. . a “febORLV Bee‘osl ““11 01' IOW' "Gilli, 01‘ PAINTS WItII (’Illlel‘ IIRIII‘. . , . 21‘
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered. Martenaon’wm mmamd m1 deck, uleevclesn. Mme or m”, WWW, lumps, m 1.11:1-1'1‘ 11 121111-111 some :4?
, I. . ‘Was rescued soon after midnight ‘hy Litil-l’t‘ W-lI‘ltlii’l‘ V'IGS’l‘S 111 25c 11nd 5011. “IWVGIISS Willi light. or him I:
“li‘l'u??t Asorttmeut of being virtually Inclined by a line 8110! SWISS rib 01 line weave made Il‘lnlmed knees. at Film: 75c, $1.110. :1
e n era (“'8 I, across the bow of the schooner irom- Withi square round oi V 51111.9(] 'I‘ltliil’l“; with (mu 1' ti 3";
. " . . ‘ - . .I .ght . . . .. 4 1,;
g ashore. Martensou got twisted tip in' necks. knee, or Inca, trlnuncd mum at. $1531:- 1.21 {ASL-11.10;”) l b .11 “00. ":1!
and ICC BOXES , theilireeclies buoy‘llne 111111 was drag» . " 23c and 500. . .-.i. ..i , $-. . i512
‘ iu the city. All sizes and styles with god from the deck into the sea. Idi’o ICOT’i 0N V-idS’i‘S at 101-, . ‘ . a?
tile enamel 0" galvanized lining. "It savers on shore then ran with the line W 1-20. 150 turd 2111:..- -~ - ' ' .-.:
prides that cannot be Initiated WIN“ ' dragging Mortenson upon the beach MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS tor MADFIAS PAJAMAS for men. 31E.
quality ..I8 considered. more dead than alive. 'He was rush. f liitsilgid- \rriiisl’l‘qsr at 1.51:; 3512, 3 men, 501:, 75c, $1.00; for boys. $1.00, $13.3, $1.?.ti;k1j(ir lioys,‘ 75c, 1;:
‘ I ' ' I ;.ed to the Monmouth Hospital 1:1 the} or 3 - 0. .100. moi $1.00. Soc. $1.00. 3:
"m "“ “w ihutomoliile of it wealthy shore rest-l 32:33:
;dcut, hundreds of. whom lined that $0002”?
u inc 1 ET ME TELL YOU shore. ilhth of Martenson'sl shoulders: “autumnal-“i

 

 

 

 

 

SOMEIIS 111110 ‘
III $1.000 iiiiitj

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NIGW HAVEN, April lti.~--.lohn l..‘
Flowers. at linsiness 1111111 of Bridge-
port. was. prescntod befort.I Judge Cur—
tis. in the Superior court todny on :1
liencli wnrrunt. charged in twocounts.
with insubordiuntlon of perjury grow-
ing out of statements made in tho au-
tomobile accident in which ho. is held ..
charged with iuausluuglitei'. iiy ud-
1'icII of his attorney, Mr. ix'lcin. Somcrs
pIIzntti-d not guilty 11nd wus hold in
$1.000 for trial. Iiouils woro provided
by (Iotirgc W. Wuruor, of Bridgeport.
Yesterday a dcmurror to the issuing
pt" thc warrant was oroi'rulod.

 

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601115, and
let us.
demonstrate
to you the
Beautiful

Hoosier
Kitchen .
Cabinet:

H. Krieger

 
 

TRAIN III'I'S AUTO
KILLING FBIIII

(II'I‘OIIIII'L'I‘I.)WN. 'l‘oxns, .\pril.l.'i.--
Four men Irore ltilioti and two serious-
ly Injured hero today, when :1 .l-‘lissouri.
Knusus and Turns passenger tritiu-
II'ilhIlt‘lI Into an uutonit'ihilo, in which
they were driving. ’l'lio dcud. all of
I'lorcnce. 'i‘exns, arc: 1.. t‘. tiressott;
t‘. HOIIIIIHIIII, W. .I. Joiner and Joe
Howell. ’l‘lIII iujin'od w'crc Lester (l.
(‘ ro'ssctt and W .110“ oil. The unit»
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Hoosier
“White Beauty”
IWMLeading Magazine:
which is so dour to errry aood liousokoopt-i',
'Unt'o in your ltitcliuu you would not giro it up for 11.111‘1Ip
tho price you paid Iior it.

 
 
 

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VIOLINISTS UNMASKED.

Pastor Caswell Says One I: Needed,
Also Bowling Alley.

Three. hundred members uud friends
of the First Methodist. Church of
Flushing. who wolcomcd their now
pastor. tho itev.. Lincoln ll.,(‘u‘swoll,
last night, nipproved his dcclarntion
that 11‘ he could have his way there
would ho :1 bowling alley and :1 pool
and hilllurd table 111 cvory church.

Mr. (Tsawcll said he believed thor-
oughly in athletics as 1111 accessory to
clruri'h work, and that in n village 01’
50,000 population tlicro wci‘o too many
places wihtIrtI. young 1mm in search of
recreation can he lcd usirny. He sold
the church Idiottltl 'Iil‘ ntti'ut'tivo sown
(1113's at week.

Edison Tells the Secret of How They
Strike the Right Note.

\\'.\l.l. S'l‘lllI‘.iIl'l‘,—Oponi11g.—~~i.urgoI
offerings of the principal stocks wcro‘
absorbed without seriously disturbing
1hr ievol main-11o..- in tho curly trad?
lug today}~ Stool. Amalgamated .nud
Reading In particular were put out I11
round amounts. Tin-re was 11 good
doiuuud howorro and 11 IIIch tho open
lug rung-c was slightly lower tho 1111111
l1'II soon hardened. The decline of
tinI 'lnst 11:11'111113 put down quota-
tlous'close 'to tho year's-10w figures,
11 fut-t which cncoiirnged' bullish trud-
‘ri's to liclicve a :i‘ll-bflflllliltll upturn
might be exported soon 'l‘liore was
1111 increAse nix-o. 111 outside buying
nud the ahnonptivo power of rho, nutr-
ket HOOII conned thtI hours to dot-list 111

Thomas A. Edison, who has on «Ix-
pert knowledge of every known musi-
col instrument firom the oboe to tho.
aeolian harp, was discussing the gl't‘di.
yiollnists of thc present age. He h)i(l16‘
with deep feeling.

"1 have to admit,“ he declared sadly,
"that for 11 long time thuse fellows
had me (ompletclv liow'ildcred '1 “Mid
to w'ntth them in niiuizeincnt livery
time one 01 111cm shot 11 linger linlt-

.1'1y (low 11 the nook 01 his fiddle 111111
htopped it in exactly the right pluoe
for the sounding note I gasped in im-
touislinient, livery time, it, soemed. 1m

 

. __~-_~__, could stop tlint linger correctly within

tIiolr'offortrt. ()u the i'ully Now llu- BLOOD bEADS 1-0 BURGLARY onc-thousinzidth of an inch. ’I‘hni's
' 1'91: gained 11- point. i M CLUE. what ho had to do in order to lilillit‘ tho
' '7‘ ‘ I"! V I .. .4 . ‘ ' ‘. ' I I i 2

I \\ Al. I. .iIIlI..ll \oon. liontlsh . IDANIIITRY, AiiIFIl Him-Sound Ornight note Anti 1 ((iilfltldttl tliit lit
scutiuicnt .prodoiniuntcd 1 (1111' dos and his iellows wore in some. wiry sti-

lilood on n cash register and sovernl
cuts on the right hand of .losuph'
Downs, of this city. it is lioliovod by

iplte tho curly indications of uuderly
>Ini: thinness. Holiness of unions is

pcrlor to all other kinds ol‘poopio In
1111.I matter of judgingI Illstnncos.

 

1111111 riicouruirctl trudors to put out tho Iot‘ul 1.2”“, M" “OHM“ llowus “lint I ltuow licttor Tl0\\‘. Aitcr loiit':
stot'kn‘ iuoro i-tIIiitIi'nlli'. and slim tho mm ”1", mm“... 0,. 1' I Nomi.“ w and mreiul olisrrvutmn. I 1mm Illst'wv-
downward uiovoincut was l'ulrly 1111- ‘ ‘ cred the truth. 'l‘hosc follows shoot,

.Ioon. [.lliorty Sil't-‘l‘l, which with com-
:iltIlIt‘tI slivrfly iii'or midnight. 'l‘ho.
glass in thr- our door wus sninshod

doi'wsy. some of the lowest prices- of
the. your were rccordod. ’t‘hc uun'ltot.
nihmcd the support which cunio from

their lingers up uud down with 1111 HIV
oi’ gitiil'. confidence. but they non-1'
know c\:ictly whole the ilngcrs will

in, pulpit" culrnuce and spots of .
Ilirtoriul-lteut. 'trtivoi'lu'g oi‘ the shorts. 1] .~ . . . stop. 1.11111 any other human Iii-Ellli:
1 . iood 1.1- o discoicicd on tho (Insli tl . . , ‘ l ’1‘] - . _ l
‘l’articulur Iicuvlucss iliil‘llf'iill'tttl in ”11- 1.9mm... iiowus was ”Wm.” ””3 40.1 Hit-‘15 u. L 10" JIM "is 1111
ion Pacific "1."! “mm" WW" “I“ 111(11'1111111, 111111 111 the limo wus wouiv. note is 1an by ”In ucrnpiug 01, 1M
“ (MOIIIIIKIIIP; urwe of finite conditions how their ttnincd cuts catch tho. dc-

.1111: a glove on his riitht luuid to cover
lilo cuts on tho lingers, No moucy \‘i’ilzi
st-Icured, lint i‘ourtcon (lilill‘l'IIl of liquor
wci'o stolen. Downs ltII‘t. tho county
jail ycstto'dny 11nd had no monoy. This
morning whcu arrcstotL ho was much
under tho Influence of. liquor. l

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MASTER'S LICENSE SUSPENDED.‘ smull

NHW IJUNDON, April iii-«Tho 11- mm gonorouhly ”m. unihc' pm.
(.onse 1111 muster ol' Btt‘fllii WWW!” at It you '11 all. down uiid lt-utn ('ili nil,
(uptnin Idwnrd A.Gilii1{un was or- You'll have no tluio to lirIIult 'IIin.
(lured suspended tor 11 period of thirty, i'i'uishizigtou Slur.
days by United Stutos luspccturn With~l _._...-..-_-....M.,H..-..... ‘
oy 11nd 'Stowurt todny. (loptuln Gillifi

fool. 11nd tlicy l‘t’-1iiIJH.‘II their fingers.
Consequently, ulthouuli the puhllctloos
not ltnow it, the Kl‘f'ili. violin noiilusos
of tho world Illl thcir work with ll Iot'
of notes that start. l'iilsvly.” ~I’opiiiiti‘
Mllgft‘tlllifl,

11nd uut‘citulnlv ovor tho Mmlcun trl
Isis guvu impetus to tliiI solllui.r illili’t‘»
inept. liondn woro, oiisy.

WOULD SELL WATCH PLANT.
VIIA’I'IIIIIIIURY. April Itl.«~»'i‘hu ro-
‘tit-Ilvoru of the New England qutcn
Iompuuy totlny filed a motion in tho
Suporlor court. unkind the court for
poru‘iisslou to soil tho plnnt tit publio'
iuuctlon on witty 4. The receivers, John
. 1*. Elton and Morris ‘Wliittemore, say
I that they havd not yet rocolvud n prop.
‘cr offer for tho pinco, and think it

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Would be for tho host Interest 01’ on Kim was muster 0H1“: Pliny Fm‘m‘en With is sold to he selling flour
concerned to sell 111. auction. it is on February 14 that tug 108. four 111. $1.30 11 suck that formerly sold
claimed that tho lngoisoll WIIICII Chin. barge-s ticur Bartlett Rent it was tor $1). if so. 111- iii the 1111111 no

puny In thinking sortougiy of tasking. ,tjlmrged by the inspectors that (illlin have liccn looking for 111 this roun-
tivei' the plunt lint this story hits not gnu diuplnyud iuiiccni'nte judgment try wf'Jniulin lice. ‘
heon verified. ' ._....-__...._._-...« w”..-

in
passing Duck island lnu'lior under the
_ weather conditions which prevailed.

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