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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 1914
mm WBRK iiilii l3 llilll lll $500 ABE P
4 - BilllllS illll Illilllilll
BEING DUN Hearing in Palrtielo Town Court P AR IA
fflR H USP" A is Continued Until Tuesday . ' “M P
{Lewis of Bridgeport. whose autonlo- ‘- _
ibile demolished a we on ill South orl,
woman’s DIVISION in Canvassilast night, four occupints ot‘ the lflli’!‘ AMI Medlators Propose m 60‘
lvellicle being somewhat injured, was
Campaign Organized and Ten Ahead, Although Expecting
held in $500 for a hearing next Tues-
Captains are Named l0 Hear More From :witli the trial of Harry Buttery of
the cause of death. The deceased had
Iday. by Justice Bacon Walieman to<
jday. "file charges against Lewis are!
Illarien. who appealed from a six\
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l . ‘icatcd and driving recklessly. The, Carranza .nlonths' jail sentence on a charge of ..
been in failing health for the past siXLIIINNHI AND DEBIIIIAIINII PIUSEBUIUR IIIIIIIIN
months, but he continued ill his post-I I
, Ithose of driving a vehicle while intox-I
“Alf mu“ “l” IS Itour men hurt were (‘harles Godfrey; _..__ ‘non—suppurL Aceording to the evi-
-ot‘ cloutllport, who was file must IIIJUF-I dellt‘t‘diUttel‘y was a bad actor when
ed, although not seriously. and James IA be felt like it. in the last three l: . \
USED I“ WH") HBRSE tion with the Connecticut Company; BUMMIIIEES ARE BUSY ; . I [LARNb 0F IRANSAcnna
Iuntil a short time ago. The first part:
\iof this week, he had to go to bed and ‘
Fortune Teller Disposed ot Illn-
Brotlierton. Edward PUSI and George, . months he has contributed only Sll)‘
Icaped with bruises. In Lewls’ ms-I BBAIS I“ IAMHB"
from then until death,
log Stock as a Side Lino, ,
TWO CENTS
llllluF
IM- ills
l_ll_i_8llli
Local Man Reported to Have Ldlt
5500 Through “Professor” ;,
Edward A. Read
ill I III
llll‘ll RL‘llll
ill llllll
our. .
Slate and Town Humane Dilicers
Pay a Visit to David Evans
and Secure Evidence
Entered at the
to Second Clu-
lllllu llillclll
__l_i_l_l_l_lllll llll
Popular Resident ol Norwalk
Passes Away at Home of
IDauglller, Mrs. H. H.‘
Lowndes
South Norwuk Poet-mu
In 1-.
no Rain tonight and Friday.
Hullu llllSl sulul
Wlii_llil_lll lll Jill
Judge Walsh Susiains Darien
Man’s Prior Sentence—h
Bridgeporter More
Fortunate
l‘AinrlELo, June 4.——Clifford J.
The criminal side of the common
court with the jury came in before
iJudge John 1. Walsh yesterday and
salmost the entire day was taken up
Joseph M. Bucknam. chief inspector
of the Norwalk Division of the (Tonnec.
ticut Company. died last night at the
home pf his daughter, Mrs. Howard
lAwndes. 35 Seuview avenue, shortly
before 9 o'clock. Heart failure was
Barrett, of the saute village, who esw .10 m5 “13-9-5 support. He didn't
it condition . L 0 I seem to care whether she had support
is . . . . . . . . _
' ' ’ 1300 00” Auto WIIOI'B to he chine was L90 39"" whose 5M“ “a“, or not, it was testified, and she could
HIICII Around HBIIBI' 8 Leu Had.llecalne rapidly worse. Mrs. HowardI . .killcd when an automobile 0“‘~‘"““‘ed; Iget it anywhere, from her yam“). or
loowndes. the daughter with whom he ASKBd I0 Fly PennanIs Iln SlepneyJ last October, but as lleIsaid That "9 WOUIII Prevent friends, for all he cared. After
.lived, and Mrs. \\illiam Stevens, a, —~———-—- iwas merely a passenger, Sheriff El". hearing many moredetails ot‘ the case‘
sister. survive mm' The funeral ser-' .wood, who arrested Lewis, did “it. con'IIIutlonaIIsIs BOIIIIIQ Arms the jury retired and promptly re-
Iviccs will he held front his late llomei Just 0‘19 week from today the actual hold him. Last night's accident was - ‘! .d fi if t . i .
‘ . . . ' 9-“ ' 1collection of pied es for the Vorwalk . _"— "rm ' " mg ”u ["3 gul [3 and the
on batlll‘dd) alternoon at ...i0 oclockwI I8 - . ‘close by the trolley road switch at . I . . court sentenced him to the‘same m
Re\'. Louis B. liowcll, rector of SLIllospital fund of sixty thousand (101- which Mrs. Florence Johnson was kill-‘ ‘IMMiARA I‘.\Ill.b‘, Ont, .lunc i.- months in jail or to prodllce a bond
Paul's Church, will olilciute and inter‘ ' “”3 0" more. ‘0 blind '1 “‘3‘" flm'i’mf’f' ed by an onto a fortnight ago. I'tlhile waiting to hear from ("mural to cup or his Wm, . he was 'r,
i .-,1 l ‘ ' ~- . - . ‘ulodern Hospital building will begin. . lt‘urranza. whether he would send dele- ‘ p 3 ' a” ' ‘ 0
n pm “l m m .\or\\.ill. (cluster). I ' l dercd in the lower court Butter belon s to a local man
" 11 . - - ~ - { "l‘he women's division. which promises gates to the conferences here. tlle ' ' y. ‘ g. ‘
the pa beartrs willbe selected rom went to jail for the night at least.‘ lilr, Read hung his shingle out soon
”10 MIIHODS, Odd FOIIOWS a“d 'l‘roliey- I to bear a large portion of the “anal "mediators planned today It) continue . . . w ,
men‘s Union. of which he had been a . work, has been organized with Mrs. it. I such work as would not be affected by while he is making efforts through time ago at the home of Mr. noun.
Cut Into the Hide '
l
e
Professor Edward A. Read, who in. '
been in South Norwalk for the M
two months as a clairvoyant and PM.
er of the stars, has lettJor parts up
‘ known with $500 in his possession that
' A veritable hell for the animals on
the place was the discovery of State
lllllnlane Agent 6. A, Gardner, of New
Jlaven, and Sergeant Thomas Hunt,
who is the local agent. when both men I
paid a visit to the farm of David Evans
on the lielden lllll road in North “'11.
lllllnllilllil
toll. vl‘lieir report of the cruel trout- member. 1C. Slierer as chairman. and Mrs. l-‘. A. the Constitutionsllst answer. friends to get somebody to put up the I Spengler. corner of SoutlIlI Mast! an:
"m" which 1‘“ ”Fl?“ administered ‘0 Mr. 'llucknain “a ilt‘tv-i'our mm Lane as secretary. Ten captains have (If WNNEBHBU l The peace plan on which the two ’0’;le for hm" k l fluff” streets. “he? :13 :‘Iiu on; .
the poor animals is revolting and has old. He was a familiar figure to the been elected, and each one will Invite 'sets of delegates have been working ic (ourt thin too up tle case of thr \ ng us ness up 0 ast raw.
indignation among
those who have become acrilialnted
with the conditions. The result of
the visit yesterday morning has given
temporary relief to three animals,
, ~ . I - l . , . ~ . '
monsed intense for two weeks. has been only partial- Ieter larasllolev who was charged brores of men and women have M
BABK PRESIBEN] ly completed. Much of the work will with assault on Thomas Lelevtas, a. him a visit and good money for 7”:
l ____,____. b“ of value even if the ('onstitutiona- restaurant proprietor of Railroad ave- privilege of a. peek into their ~I
I “a“. decide '0 enter the negotiations. “119. lirldgchort. City Attorney De- in conjunction with his 10mm!“
The mediation €010“). is absorbed, how. Laney presented the case to the court telling business. Mr. Read qu. tin
ever, in the (.‘oustltutionalist phase or and said that Peter was engaged to selling agent of a mining comm
, wed a girl who had worked in the and he had lnducnd the Vietim .
fl
residents of Norwalk slid vicinity. As nine ladies to work with her. linking
Inspector, hp was required to go mm. a Norwalk city committee of one hun-
the entire division and accordingly he,
became known to a great many by‘
sight. lle also had brought unto him-I
two of them horses and the other a. . l .
yearling heifer, although ill the case he” a “m or friends through his ”'1
tracting personality. .‘tlr. Illlcknami
(Continued on Third Pagei
. Donovan, Lonergsn and Reilly
—-BREWSTER'S MILLIONS. ‘ ' . . .
By the original company. in five! VOIU IOI‘ MMIIIISII‘HIIOII III
of one of the horses it may be too late ,
- « ~ . . ,parts, at Pleasant Hour and hock». - -
and the animal ordered shot, thereby “fablumtOlIIebt man lnInttlleIserIvlco i wood's liall tomorrow I AMI-It'll“ BEII MBIIBP
putting it out of its misery. 0 tie ro L) company. in .\or\\alk,- ; ._..
. having entered it in October 1889 7 '-‘—" ----*'- I
sergeant Hunt. upon receipt of o. ' '. . I I i
,. nearly twenty-four years ago. At that _ “ASHLNGTOAI D. (3., June .-——-
complaint about Mans, communicated GABHIVAL "‘8 Congressmen Donovan, Lonergan afind
time there were no electric cars. The . , .
itll A cut Gardner at New Haven ' ., , .. ~ . , , ‘~
2nd laldgthe facts before him _ He Or- old horse cars were in use “ltyélhuffI i It: SHADE 3'8 “'1' Reilly, the chi) three numbers of the
' f _ ' ‘ iConnecticut delegation in the House
, He was appointed inspectop in 1900? ’
tiered an investigation and a report : . . . .
{WIIN‘II Sergeant Hunt executed. Con~ slid had held that position up to the If possible last night's crowd at the uheudthf Ivofeugss tIsIIIlIcBlIlI,m\0Itl:d is;
ditions were such as to warrant lni~ time of his death. Mr. Bucknanl lost l’ulnunl Hose “mm.“ 'was’ larger the .i lllll s rn In 'pr I
. ' gllrds labor in the anti-trust bill nowI
mediate action and Agent Gardner his “I“ last September, and grief than that of the preceding nights. l‘f tl ll use This was the pro-~
came to» Norwalk yesterday iiioruing over ler death llnd noticeably .lfl'etted I The show seems to have filled a long- It ore le 0 . .
l
‘ ' ‘ ' ' after confer-=
and with Sergeant Hunt drove toIbis health. ous vision that was framed .
Evans‘ farm. l iciices between representatives of thoI
IIEW Lilllllllll BAPTIST
(Continued on Third Page) restaurant and had been abused by the question to buy $500 worth of
proprietors so that she quit. She had company‘s mining stock. . . I
imoncy coming and with Peter as a The first time this badly stunltflug
Isort of guard went back to get it. leman Visited the.clalrvoyant's 6M ,
“NE “HIDE”! SfiyERAl gl‘l’hilc she was getting the money he was told to wait. on the plea-lung.
. .. ma]. m MflIflRBRUMEPmW and a brother. of the cam Mr. Read was busy. After waltinx‘Ill
, l
plainant talked peaceably until the short time a young stranger 03W
proprietor saw them and then he paid the office and engaged in earnelt‘w
the girl and came. out and ordered Vt‘rsatlon with this gentleman. .. W
e i‘eter out of the place. spoke ill glowing terms of the bone '1‘
I Peter wouldn‘t go until he got his olence and..klnduess of Professor Roth
girl and then the row started. In and he feelingly related 110W Mr. 308*»
the melee Peter was bitten on the had lent him $4.900 ‘0 start “D In W.
nose, and in return bit Lelevtas on the automobile 11118111688, and he told I!“
chin. Lelevtas then had him ar- he was paying him a ViBil 10 NY 803.»
“93‘9“ and in the city court, because money on the loan. -— a.
Motorcycle Crashes Through lh
Railing Into Crowd IWhile
Racing in Pittsburgh
lI felt want and is making a tremenli
’hlt. with the local people.
I Interest continues unabated in the
=side-show of wonderful freaks, includ-
, the
lllefore the two had arrived at the American chgraltilon ectleithI‘ebrzr' The
place. perhaps a distance of three llun- most out an ous .
‘ PITTSBURGH, I‘a.. June 4.——.-\ spec-
. (“I condition. The muscles 0! theicllurcb, and his family occupied one.
s
IIBII DESTROYED'
dred yards from it, they noticed of
team ahead and saw that the horse
broke Into a gallop when the driver.
who was Evans, wielded the whip. Be
fore. they reached the barn, having
stopped at a nearby house to inquire
about Evans, the animal had been on-
hal'llesscd and put into a stall. When
they did reach the place “Sergeant
il-illnt grabbed the whip which was in
the socket of the wagon and folmd a
lhalf-itlch square nut tied to the end of
gt. Agent Gardner took it for evidence. '
‘xnw LONDON, .Iune i.—-rire was
discovered soon after six o’clock this
morning in the. upper part of the Men-
tauk Avenue Baptist Church, near theI
roof. The Niagara auto chemical re-
sponded to a still alarm, but was.uua-l
ble to cope with the blaze and an-
alarm was sounded. The building next!
to the church caught tire and a gener.‘
al alarm brought out the whole de-
. pertinent. The church was a total loss.!
An examination of the animal sllow- . only a part of the artificial stonewall:
ed a mass‘of sores and bruises on its remaining. Tile roof of the parsonage
right side where the bolt llnd struck!was burned at? the interior damaged
1Tb" "0" was high” 9011511“ giving‘by water. The household goods were:
{3‘9 evidence 411“ It had been “ejpraetically all saved. The roots or?
Iquently used. Evans was ordered not seven other. houses caught from?
to use.the horse until he received In‘sparks, but were not seriously dam-l
structlons to do 30- aged. The loss will be between $25.3.
The two investigators then went in ' 000 and $30,000. The lire is believed
to the field and found 'one of a team .to have started from electric wires.
of horses attached to a plow, in a pitlfi Rev. Francis W. Adams. pastor of the
right hind leg of the animal had con- ; tenement in the parsonage. The lost!
.world; Eva, the biggest lady liL-tlie.
lng Major PageI the littlest luau m the . provision is satisfactory to organized
labor.
1 Have Corporation Privileges.
er; Moki, th'e swurd swallower, and aI President Wilson~ has explained
clever larlat thrower. ,tlie provision as not exempting ta-
Tile dicing 31er are a strong “fibul- organizations from the law but,
traction and are pleasing with their as fixing their legal status under the
llaw so that they will have the priv-
skllltul acrobatic dives. 1 i
The thrilling motor cycle race with Iileges 0‘ 0m" corporat ons'
death in the Motordloms is a draw-I The I'm" 0“ the adoption or the
lug card that thrills I gprovlslon was not by roll call. But
Last evening Joe ‘Rucker. the local 5the three Connecticut members runni-
“Whlte-Hope," succeeded in holding.“ were seen to vote ”aye' when
his own with Joe Morrow, the Ital-Ithe vote was put. . ‘h .
tan wrestler,.i’or ten minutes), Mi Congressman Reilly, in te course
which he received a cash price of of the debate 0“ ”“5 @mV‘SIOB-
810. In conjunction with his wmmngrplended for a plain statement of the
feature, Manager Goldsmith is show- intention 0‘ Congress, 30 there COIl-d
ing some excellent song and dance,
acts.
The earousal and big Ferris whee I
came in for a big share of last night‘s I
Patronage. as did the many booths! , . .
and stands. The nflalr will continue:Statement 9f the. Intent!“ 0f the
for the rest of the weak under me‘commlttee I“ regard to “‘9 amend-
auspices of the Pufnam Hose Fire) merit under consideration." said Mr.
' ' ’ “if the committee intended
world; Madam Carillinl, snake-charm-
tion organized labor is to have un-
pder the new enactment.
Favors Plain Statement.
= Reilly.
§ ing Into
“he no indefiniteness about the DOS-l3:
”I am in favor of the, plalnest;
itator. believed to be Charles F. Mar-
izolf, was killed and ten other persons
night
when a motorcycle ridden by Arthur
Armstrong. of New York, became un-
manageable at the Pittsburgh Motor-
drome and crashed through the rail-
Armstrong‘s
and left arm were
broken. .The others injured. three of
them w'Olnen,'sut’fer,ed broken bones,
were seriously injured last
the crowd.
back. right leg
cuts and bruises.
I The accident occurred in the final
lap of the nine mile race when Arm~
strong was running his lilacrine at
terrific speed.
. MRS. RUFFI'NO éENTENCED.
,Ncw Britain Woman Who Killed provinces ofiflu-Peh. Ho‘peh. 1.0mm
Husband Given Six- Months.
lHiARTFdeD, June -i.—Mrs. Teresa lug towns and villages in the province
Ruflino. the New Britain woman, 31 0f liamSu.
years of age, and mother of five chil-
dren, who shot and killed her hus- ture.him by the Chinese he yesterday game.
band, was sentenced in the Criminal SE! tire to the town 01 Ninstow. and York city the parties seen went"?!
of the lack of witneSses in his de- The next tinle the victim of theItlillu
tense, he was glv‘en three months in flam slime paid the Professor ‘8 VI!“
jail. He appealed and in summing he was again asked to wait, and till:
up, Mr. DeLaney stated that had- be time another stranger. an ‘Itallsnftw
had the facts he had yesterday, he spoke in broken English. engaged hm
would have recommended a fine or in conversation and related how M
325 without costs and asked Judge MP. Read “‘85. and how he had 11013,,
Walsh to dispose of the case at that him Ill 8. time or need. '19!!de m
figure. The court agreed and Peter money and buying groceries for,”
and his girl left the court room arm filflrl'fng family, So loud had Profs“.
in arm. sor Road‘s praises been sung thatch.”
gentleman saw nothing wrong in m
ing him $500 cold cash for a. certifi-
cate of mining stock.
WHITE WIJLF GOESOII ,
‘ WABPATH LEA!“ Prosecuting Attorney IV’illlnmII‘éag
. Griffin, Jr., who is handling the Icons
5 PEKING, June 4.—“\VllIte ‘Wolf." “‘1 ““‘emgmng I" 5“” “‘1‘ m
the Chlnesa brigund, who during the ing that he is or the opinion that th
past few months has devastated the is a string of these clairvoyants _
over‘ the country, who have bought up
all the paraphernalia of some datum}
mining company, including the soil
and hundreds of blank certificates that.
are working a flagrant 'fliin L‘
Upon investigation in;
and SliemSi. is now looting and burn-
Aftefir eluding the troops sent to cap-
tracted sothat there was a big buucll ‘, is partially covered by insurance.
sticking out and the flank was hollow
to the bone. When the horse stopped " '-
going it would raise its leg, indicating I GOVEIIIIIIII IIIIIIEIIS
that it. was giving great pain. Agent BIOT'NG sTnPPEn
Gardner ordéredthe animal unhltcbed
Bil-'1 put in the barn. - .. r .
' lln looking over the cattle pasture CHARLESTON, W. Va., June -4.—-—-
lAgent Gardner found a yearling heifer . Governor Hatfield today telegraphed
Bo tied that a hitch around and of its the sheriff and judge at the Circuit
hind legs had cut into the hide.~ That I Court of‘ Brooks caunty, calling‘theItrI
- condition was alleviated by untieing, iattentionIIIto their-duty under the stat-
.court yesterday by Judge Sager to his' followers today attacked Too Chow ““0“ 1° kn°“' the number artist: f
six months in jail. She was originally in the extreme south of the province. certificate and W110 had started .
charged with murder. but it was ‘and utter pillaging the inhabitants. investigation. ~ ,
changed to manslaughter, to which burned it to thé.sround.- i Professor Read left town but Thmv
she pleaded guilty yesterday. i The brigsnds then proceeded to “1 He had Paid his room‘vréntIuime
‘Chonl, where they set fire to the (3- I'll“ and left a “Ole to his landlady:
. ' mous monastery of the Tibetan lsmas. saying that his Sister Was ill in 31163”
know what ls'mssnt when it is stated; IBRIlDGEPORT, June/I 4. 19145-4 Subsequently a. column of regular port and that he was obliged to
that the Sherman anti-trust law shall' At the meeting of the judges in troops overtook and defeated _the ban-.her a visit. He also requested
not apply to certain organizational!InanmmI Monday, the assignment of Idits, who fled to the ravines of Lily to pay the paper-boy, leaving the
.._- Judges were made for theynexi judicial Mountain. 100 mlles‘to the south or essary money. ,
4ANNOIJNCEMENT - lyearpand J'ndge Vlfjlllam L. Bennett Lanchow, where they are reported to It is said that there are a nu
We beg to announce that from now I will preside at the September term otI'be virtually surrounded by the troops. of other men and women wh
on we are 851113 to give 0“" customers , the Criminal lSuperior court Ihere.‘ ——-—--- beenfiiung in the same wash-and
the opportunity of cash. buying. InIJudge Milton A. Shumway will pm- .mspfic'ron ouNN GEITS PROMO- are on the track or the wily In.
that words we are closing our credit side over- the criminal term here m '. TION. Read.
system, and our twentydtihreo yeafl‘December, Judge William H. Williams Through the death of «Joseph M.
ot.vast experience and 'knowlbdge InI'wIll be here for the February term, Bucknam, the position of chief inspect-I
the SPOOBTY line Will enable “8 to” give {and Judge William 8‘. Case ' for the or of the Norwslk Division of the Cam I
you every advantagmot cash buying. ‘Msy term.I _ , necticut company is made‘ vacant,
Our‘future aim will he "to carry a Judchbuoisn F. Burpee will open and Richard Dunn, who has been dep‘
line of the highest grades of staple the Clvll‘Snperipr court here iii 0c: uty inspector, will be» promoted to tilt
and trolley groceries and resell at the atober,’ and he will beiollowed by it. No choice of a manta all Dunn’s
lowest prices. Thanking’you tor all fudge “James H. Webb, in anuary.I old position‘will be made right away,. Cucum
.. .tsvors extended as in the past, and Judge William! will preside over theta; theIofllclals of the company will not
pudding soak ths'trusttng'to be revered lirtth'your‘bc-I Aprilgberm‘. snd,’ JiidgeIShumwsy will make their selection , until severalI
coldumllk: it makes tonnage in the'tuturo, I am‘vcry truly preside over the May additional tormImen have been tried out in that cs- Ice Cream
” ‘ "twill-a, ; W A cross. «lor the Civil superior court. ~may, i an...
I
Com an .
p y Itocexempt labor and farmers‘ organ-
lzstlnos from the operation of the
Sherman antitrust law why use it
’not say sot" I am not a lawye . just
a common layman without the ability __
to give a judicial opinion, but I do ASSIGNMENT 0F JUDGES.
—Ar HILLSIDE SATORDAY.
Lawn fete. asstbeticIdsnclng. Ice
(cream on sale. Tickets 50c,
wan—.—
'NO cues in THE KIlsst.
l
New Britain Man. Who Stole Ono.
, Given Fourteen Month‘s.
NEW BRITAIN. JuueIl‘r—Judgs W.
_ , .F. Meagan yesterdiiynientenced Mar-
.All of this evidence has been lncor- “I95 and telling them to proceed ‘0' 363 1.303;“ totourteenmonths jnI
porstsd in Iareport which Agent elim- Colliers, W.- -V,a‘.. and outs storm riot- tall 16,: gummy”... young Imam
nor has seiit to the Humane society's ing and phootlug 1“ that. town. . on the streets of the city last Monday.
. headquarters at Hartford, and action‘ "The ““911 01th°8°V°m°r1°11°Vf°¢Ivrne pflson‘er Imbb’e‘d‘ the 51““ and
will be torthcopiing immediately. :hetzecelggi’: :gflszingi’33ItézmIlsttemptttad to Ids; “13”, succeeding I:
‘ ' . . . ° °'° c. , one ins pace. ys ans'prononnce
BHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER. 0“ and, that man! PM" we” ““33 inn consent a degenerate.
. .P‘U'I‘NAM, June“l.'~—:The summarised“ *0 Delete residences . 4 ‘ " ~
In the trial orbits, Amanda. U. Lawson}- ‘ ' ‘ ‘
s M East: Woodstock.“ on a-chsrge‘ot‘I
manslaughter: for the killing” of hot
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—-DINNER AT couN'er cit. ?
TONIGHT.
Lobster Bisque'
Steamed Clams
Broiled Bluefish .
French Fried Potatosg‘
hers " ' .
Fried I80ft Shell C1153“
Lobster ‘Salad i . i
N.
. ,_ -saswsrsnvs'-MILL_Ions..
"TOOK’FR HOUSE °PENING- . ,By the original company, in five
The. new mummefit 0f the TOOK" mount Tlossant Hour and Lock-
husbmd,Jons’s lPJAw-onplaatdugustuetemfl, Bartrampkhesty announce wdod’sI Hall tomorrow. .
liven mac‘s in the superior court here that: there-will, be .au Information-U ‘ ' ‘ ’—-—-—
ioday; ‘ It Was expectation the‘ cm ins soturdny. June 6, from 6 to 9.“! When mind .
,. mouldbegtven to titular; duringthe we‘llcomei breeder olkotln II , . I
afternoon. . . . " fit uglier Hottnillt‘tcaugog'huxinesl.
v'.
u—n—a
dean‘s to amass PIi-op.
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