WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2, 1914
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Wants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty- Five Words or Less, 25c;
Classified I“Ads”—To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
.tMiscellaneous
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word,1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
WANTED | TO LET FOR SALE
WANTED _ “”6.“le UIHL‘ 'ro LET — Horses, FLATS. FOR SALE—APPLES ox -
wishes position at general l1uu5t.“ork_ store. barn. carpenter shop, manulac- trees. To be picked by buyer. in-
tory with power, storage.
walk. Norwalk, East
Rowavton.
crs.
South Nor-Equire Mrs. John A, l‘ogg. Rowayton
Norwalk andI S2131
Rents to satisfy all com-
See our list. Raymond Bros
52 3t
inquire £12 Lexington a1enue, s2 Lit
WANTED—BY YOUNG WHIOW.
situation as housekeeper for bar‘heior.
widower or elderly couple. inquire
3 Sherry street. s2 31'
3 To LET—THREE VERY nusm
FOR SALE—Vi ERRY- GO ROUND.
C-0ml)lete in good condition. Rea-
sonable For particulars, write G A
“131013527 Conn. Ate Bridgeport Ct
30 1 them to the office or telephone them to us.
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WK NORWALX EVENING WIT;
A. ‘81. P. SPEC
Best Flour, a barrel .........
Best Flour, a bag ...........
Best Butter, a pound .......
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
;residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
iSentine every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
124 Washington St,
THE A. (at, P. TEA CO.
A" 13 Till)!“
.m”
IALS A. 81 P.
...................... 85¢
...................... 35¢
South Norwaik
‘and at he same time you will be reading a newspaper that,
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welc0me contribu-
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‘tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail
Be“ Island tide, weather~a11diuil moon to enjoy,
the popular moonlight bathing, realiz-i
ing that this is probably the last week
it. B. Budd has his fast sloop Alert ””5 year it “i“ be in vogue.
on the ways at the Norwalk Yacht h i
ROTON POINT PARK
Shore Dinners in the Casino Restaurant
Eath house and Suit week days 25c
lCiub for repairs. The board of directors of the club?
met last evening and arrangements,
5 Triangle, guaranteed for ever.
WANTED—BOY TO DELIVER 011-5
N. Y. Butter & Egg (‘11., 27 50..
der's.
Main street. s2 31
WANTED—A LOAN OF $200. (3
per cent “1“ gi1e a warrantt deed of}
1110 well lorated free and clear build-
ing lots as security. Address Box 212.
Norwalk. s2 3!
WANTED—S l' BSCRIPTION
.ner of Quintard avenue.
5 home.
8014'.
able front rhoms with heat and bath.
Furnished or unfurnished. Apply af-
ter 6 p. 111, at 22 Burritt avenue, cor-
s2 3i
To LET—ONE OR TWO NICELY
furnished front rooms. in a private
Conveniently located on the
hill. Apply'is Taylor Ave.
— the premises.
5131.
5331 St
FOR SALE—THE ELKS' HOME,
No. 68 South Main street. Apply 011
a29 61
FOR BALE—FORD RUNABOL'T.
nearly new, Address “Ford" care‘ of
Sentinel. a2? 3t
TO LET—HOUSE, 6 ROOMS, CEN-
it-itors wanted for the Business W0. itrally located. from Sept 15L All COD-
rnan's Magazine. The only magazine
devoted to the interests of women in
all walks of business life. Splendid
inducements to energetic people. Ex.
perience unnecessary. Address ap-
plication to Subscription Department.
Business Woman's Magazine. William
Carson. Branch Mgr., Norwalk. Conn.
s2 3:
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. One willing to go to the
city October first. Telephone 1032-2.
51 3t
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
lry and calves. 14c. for fat calves.
1 $7.50 for small calves to fatten. Best
market“ prices, W. Mlller,"Connecti-
cut avenue. Tel 130, 81 tr
WANTED—GIRL r011 GENERAL
housework: Apply Mrs. H. 'P, Wright.
Belle island. 1131 3t
WANTED—TO BUY ALL limbs
of cattle. cows, calves and poultry.
Pay more titan any dealer in tow.n
Bob calves to fatten. $6 to 37. Fat
calves, 12c and 13c. lb. Joseph L.
tchkrnan. 19 Raymond St. Tel. 356-21
a31 12t
WANTED—YOUNG LADY OR
gentleman wanted to act as local rep
resentative by large piano factory.
Nice clean businessI and steady em-
ployment with great opportunity for
a ancement. Experience not neces-
y, but must be ambitious and have
n record. Addros, giving past
erience and reasons for leaving,
ortunlty, care Sentinel 1131 St
WANTED—To BUY ALL 111111035
.- attic and poultry. Beet market prices
». paid Extra prices for fat delved.
§fl500 for bob vaiveetofatton. H.‘
l‘rledman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
:f of! tf
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LOST—CORNER FORT POINT
- street and Van Zant avenue, pocket-
» book, containing $36.00 in» bills—
. 3-105, L5 and a 1 and 14c in change;
_ also, No. 4 Conn. Co. check. Reward.
. Return M. J. Lynch, Mansion House.
111 It
LOST—A 'PLA'DIINUM BAR PIN, AT
Roton Point dance hall, the evening
- of August 31. Reward offered (or its
return. Inquire sentinel Office. sl 1t
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,Dorlon House
’ ‘ I, (Gregory Boulevard)
5 5 13111581- NORWALK
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5? Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
to Order. 5
John E.0’Suli1va11,
, }, ’P'I'OP .~'
- 'rIeILstt-lous 11111.1. 7:11.
‘ Norwalk, Conn.
L' Delays are dancerou,
E. BARTHOL. D.»
veniences including electric lights and
bath. Very moderate rent to desira-
ble party. Apply J. M. Layton & Co.
at 31'
FOR RENT—DURABLE (O‘FOOT
auxihary sloop “Estella Gerber." Pre-
pared to carry sailing and fishing par-
ties. IPrices reasonable.
F. Lovejoy, 41 Scooud street,
'Phone 713-5.
1131 at
East
TO LET—HOUSE CORNER OF
West and High Sta. South Norwatk,
opposite Trinity Church. eight rooms,
bath, all improvements. newly paper-
ed and varnished throughout. In-
quire, 2 High street. a31 3t
T0 LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD L0-
cation. Rent reasonable. . F. Hopi). 35
Cove Ave, East Norwalk. 1128 St
To LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH IM-
provements. 9 Hamilton Ave. in-
Iqutre United Grocery Co, a24 tf
'ro LET—APARTMENT 0N (3511.113
e1 St. inquire 64 South Main St.
' ‘ 129 if
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-' BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
l have it at last. What! Tin for
rooting, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 16 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinworh,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HEINRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wish. at. Phone 1106-12 or 873
a
SOLVENT norms.
District, of Nerwalk, 35.
Court. August 17. A. ’D., 1914.
Estate of Sarah A. Keeler late of
,Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six' months from the data here—'
of for the” creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their 11c-
counterproperly attested, within said
time. will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate per
ment to
Probate
111.1 J. Wasp,
1131257111 ' Administratrix.
You are among and well.
That's closeout.
You hope to remain on.
,' That's natural. '. '
Your spine may get out or order.
That' possum
l‘ou need some odiustmente,
That'I vident. .
Setter today.
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
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Painlees methods.
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cram so truism ind comm-11.
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Apply Fred I
FOR SALE—THE BRICK DWELL
lng, No. 74 West Ave., known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
burn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian
Swans. .13 if
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO—MUST BE MOVED AT
oncefWill store with right party and
“give free use or sell cheap. Breaking
up housekeeping or would not let in-
atrument go. Condition perfeCtI. and
maliogany‘casei May be seen near
center of South Norwalk. Write at
once, as I am'movlng. P, 0. Box 513
South Norwalk, Con. 1131 at
mm or Counacrrcur.
Treasury DepartmoD3..
Taxes on Investments
1111,.
All persons owning bonds or Inotes
liable to taxation should .write at
Ontt‘ to State Treasurer. liarIt'drd', I‘t.
for lists.
A circular letter will be merit» when
requested. explaining the proper way
I19. pay this tax.
A 1111111111 be introduced in the
next Generdl Assembly, and will be
’urged for passage, tuin‘g-estatott'vnt
the local rates'fnr all the time own-
ed by docadonts on such choaes in
action as have not paid during the
life ‘of the owner This is in the na-
ture of a penalty.
Savings Bank deposits are not lin-
ble to tax in the. owner's name
Money in bank (not 11 Saving
Bank) can pay tip {our mill tax as
shown in the circular letter.
Lists of property liable to a tax
are to be had out as of March lat.
in Waterbury; as of May 1st.
Mtddletown; as of June 1111, in New
Haven; as of July 1st. in Waiting-
ford; as of September fat, in Bridge-
port; and us of October ist, in all
other towns in the State.
This tax may be paid to the State
Treasurer. At ,Ansg Time and exempts
for one' or more years from and
after the date of payment to the
Treasumr, but Must Be Paid before
the date when the local tax list is
due.
Enquire of- your banker or write
to the Treasurer at Hartford.
Edward S. Roberts. Treasurer.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF OHIRDIDRACTIC.
chiropractic 1"- ». ms... or the
unsoofthsdiroeeeandflteortd
muting
the mine.‘ Dine-linens»
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the book: Even if done luckildhood
it creates “will“ nu
' hates-.111. ”new: organs and '
~. In _
' Chiropractors remove the cause of
'diseue‘ and pain, health is motored
-- through harmonillng the nerve sys— ,
ten: in your body Female coupler
- siren IDOOJal attention; the cum
lure of the spine. You will never re-
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
5Il6holnyon.
Iumettc treatment: than also.
?.T.Fra1‘1cis, D. C.
Graduate from Pflmdl‘ MON. 2le
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HE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all important
torlor paints, making connections
th dilly through care to the foil
gpolnts: Cincinnati. Chicago, De ~
veg. Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis-
- Little Rock. Oklahoma City, St.
mfr. 11111 81111 Lake our.
boat: leaves Pier 27 East IRiver, New
. 1 .(foot of acumen“ SQ. every
Momentum: 113'» s p. 1111i height
#9111213er orw'oIk' than}
--South Nowell: up to 6: 30 11.11:
I NORWALK STEAMIOAT LINE
' J I131 th
Florence Blue was the winner'over were talked over relative to the hold-
in 1
D4 Washington 81.. 8o. Diem-lit. Conna‘
,. the week- end visiting Club members. puny,
-. jrAs'r FREIGHT tama'rb‘ newj
YORK AND To ALL POINTS m
Fjetght’ -
ifew weeks with W.
, tee to consider this matter. Court
The nautical bazaar, to be held at Laurel has established a reputation in
Alarge number of people enjoyed
the dance at the Norwalk Yacht Club
. . i Reliance, guarantecd5 years. $2.5
Dorothy llauer in the swim to Smith’s 1:5 :1 fan excelfltignally [1’18 ll’lllfiltl‘m E Vacuum Cleaners .......... “8.00
15‘3““ "mm” anemwn‘ 9" 0 some n f "’r.‘ “A ‘.“b“‘b”‘ Electric Fans ...... $13.50 to $17.50
..____ eflt, the nature of winch \vrll most . . l dhand
; Frank McNutty has returned to his 'lkerMb: musical. The A‘llSleb‘l‘lor far‘ibefoliazse "WW 5930”
’home in Great Neck. l.. I». after a ence 1 c iahon, .\ora Cronin and Anna
5 C. Smith. Jr, Steegmuller were appointed a commit- Electric “Hing 10" Light ‘"
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC 00.,
1the Club house. Sept. 41h, will be the siting DBTIONBEDCEB Of an especially Electrlcal Engineers and
last big event to be held at the is- high order and it is up to the com- contractors.
land this season. mittee to see that they live up to it 54 Water St. South Norwatk, co!
in this event. phone 342-3. ‘
Roton Point
last evening , Fultord furnishing the‘
music for the amateur terpalchoreans.f *—
. __ . RotOn Tide ‘rabte.
New sand has been banked against High tide today ........ » . 9:51) o‘clock
the south beach sidewalk for protec-
tion against storms this winter. 1
A pile dryer was working this
morning 01111 new dock for A Selw.yn
High tide tomorrow ..... 10:32 o'clock
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Mfilllser Bayley is taking unusual
Precautions to safeguard the docs"
_____.__ front the storms of winter. A spile‘
The finals of ufé round robin ten- driver Is at work on the dock, driving’
his tournament. for ladies, was held spiles at different places to strength
yesterday and- Ethel Money and Mrs. en the PlBI‘ for a long winter of ice
I. w urdell were the winners, after buffetlng. 5
two hard fought sets. with Catherine
Farrell and Clara Kent. 5
1915 '5
This week at Roton moonlight bath-J
ing is the fad. Moon, tide and‘ weath-S
The largest Tuesday afternoon card 9' "9 perfect This “09k “'m prob-3
party of the. season was held yester- Bl'll be the 138! time local swimmer
REAL 5-CAR HERE
MODEL
Call on us or Telephone
REDDY 8t AYERS
Van Zundt Street.
Distributors For Fairiield Ceilidh
1915’?
Ajax Tires
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day at the Bell island Club. Bridge will have the opportunity to enjoy.
and euthrc were play.ed bridge being moonlight bathing and many 511011115
the more popular of the two At the take advantage of it. 3:
close, of the games. refreshments ‘ ?
were.l ser1ed.’i‘he winners follow: ' Twelve thousand merry makers;
Mrs. P‘ l-‘lyn. Mrs. 1).\‘t‘adhams. M133 Curltsle‘s Frontier Wild West 511ml? Havesecuuda few (“55°95 of
Ktnner, Mrs. .1 1* Leo and Mn; .1 and a wonderful display of fireworks?
Ferris. combined to make last e1 entng at the
park one of the season's jolllcst. The
fireworks were set off from the wall:-
Harbor?“ RYIQ\V BeaCh: leading to the pier, and thousands”;_
‘crowd‘ed the ’beach‘tnd all atailabhs-q _____ _ _
011' W. Dolley and family lame tor places to witness the especially inter-
their winter home, in New York city, eating display. The high tide andfulf
this coming week. moon of last waning made the night-‘
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of the features of the beach if the“ The Wild West show had to tur in
new club house plan goes ahead. 3 'em away last night. Over five hun- .
dred interested spectators witnessed SIIBIIII Will My DECIIIB um“ I0-
Alfred B Smith. who has been at the first show of this attraction. and _ 1
Harbor View for the summer, will re- Ills flow as enjoyed the other 1110 it. ' day Whether I0 Pursue
turn to his home, 5in Yonkers, N. Y., C. Carltsle, manager of the show e115 Course H8 Proposed
t.oday {’pressed himself as pleased at the in. ..._..___I..
terast being taken in his features and Since Deputy Sheriff Dan" el JI Rug.
The young ladies of Harbor View the size 0f the ”Mills who patrou- sell of Stratford was held for the
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held a swimming race, to Peach 13- Izod him. That the show is pro1ing Superior Court under his 511.3,;qu
111.1111. yesterday Jennie Whitehead a success was amply shown last bond of s10 00 on three charges of.
was the winner. lllllll- Two PETIOI'IDEHCBB ““1 be extortion. many persons have beens
iglven daily, with the usual free exhi-
Charles Whitehead will in all prob bttions.
ability show the moving pictures of
Harbor View that he took yesterday at
the show. Thursday evening.
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George J. d Herman Beyer wereE
over Sunday lsitors at the' Court Lau-
rel Club house. I
Joseph Hogan, of Bridgeport,
BRODKFIFLD BOY DROWNED. !
MOREIELD, Sept2. —Fred Koeh‘ '
ier‘,‘ thirteen years old of this place”
was drowned in git river, just north
of here. last e on“); The 1103 to-.C
gether with we other boys; about his
age,
afternoon» and 111.11 {thought that 1
Young sKoehler was geisha; WMKD
cramp' as he made no efrfofi. to catch
a ”common on throvm to 111111“ by l
lmwmlflliMwfltey say? him
I‘helpviose CWW‘IIMAMF‘ The .wbo‘dy 111111
recovered shortly afterwards. He 1111‘s,?!
the son of Mrs. onlsc Koqhitr.
a); widd‘lvi’ivhb ‘11 Wire n‘dm hio‘ithi
Vernon. N. Y.. about a year ago to:
.open «grocery store. ' -
.Vollmer is going to request Sheriff-
IYork city today where he is arranging that he won '11 not “ks any 11 mn
querade dance will be held at the new wtll be the most enjoyable event or acted on 'the case H c said that if his:
fancy costumes will be in vogue. ment and enjoyment. Fireworks, Sheriff l'ol‘. mer was asked ye-ater t
icombine to make the three days a wou. d not say until today. It
derson. of Brooklyn, N. Y. enjoyed affair with the same spirit it is being it Sherri: Russell will hand in hisi
55 .KllOD Gilli) ’5‘ 5 I At the time. of Russells 5arrest,t
if Russell was held for the higher
The many pleasures afforded at the hold at the Club House on Saturday,
guilty of the charges against him, he
5 :upon the following proposed amend-
Superior court comes in next Tues
'3. posed at. this meeting. and to trans-
nesses testified against him in the»
the many advantages of Mub. ibefore the meeting 1
mended. the sheriff claiming the tail?
home in Bethel. after i. any round of bylaw be amended to road: “:The an-I
w“— . '11 such other day as the meeting may
by tho.club.. the Mine“ Laura Denny, 2. That Article 4, SectionI 3. of slid
m'oel uvoreb Impression of. Court the Board of Directors resulting mini
be filled by appointment by the prfill
5Russeil's resignation. When Russelli
.for carnival equipment. There is no relative to his deputy‘ s resignation
pavilion. Special music has been ar- the season. Everything imaginable deputy was held '0», the higher court
.danctng, masquerade dances, music, day what he intended doing in Sher- t
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Court LauretICItub
. .. iwonderfui round of gayety. Every- might be implied from this statementf
the club's hospitality over the week- gotten uD- 'ilres gnation
Sheriff Volllner stated that he wouldt
A special meeting “of the members
Court his resignation would be ask-
Club were enjoyed o1er the weekend Sent. 5. 1914. at 5 o'clock. p m. Ier
would be reinstated. -» l
spent meats to the by laws of said corn-
day and Russell‘s case will probably
Mrs George 90811118 and daughter fit any other business relative ,
lower( court. and told: of being stepped
The proposed amendments are: ‘
lights on the automobiles wefe out. I
pleasure with the members of the hunt meeting of this Club shall be
'A5ft55er5 an eiceedingiy plehsant yisit determine) commencing with the N59!
Missy and Anna‘ Kennedy have returned lay-laws be amended by the :addlhlon
timbre! WW the depthwwithdrawnl. resignatlo
.. :7" to ma
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’wondering whether .Sherlfi William}
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Manager Neville Bayley I5 “l \ew was arrested, Sheriff Vollmer stated
0n next Saturday evening a mas doubt but what this big Mardi Gras until the Stratford town court h 1111,
ranged for the affair and all kinds of will be provided to DPOVORB amuse he would request his resignation.
and a hundred other pleasures will it! Russell's case and replied that not
use Misses Grace and ram Hen-5.9110 should Wile”. ‘0 “‘5?! ““9 the that Sheriff Vollmer is waiting to seal
end. ‘ _ ! I Won’t Act Hastily
not act hastily in the ease and that
of The Knob Club Co, inc” will be
ed for and if he proved he was not
by Miss Helen Douling, of mice, ’11. Y. the purpose of discussing and voting
' 5 I ' The September term of the Criminal
or any others that 111111 be pro-
come 11p during the term Three 11 it I
Lillian, of New York, are enjoying said matters as may properly come
by Sheriff Russell and money de-t
MtIas Dorothy left yesterday for her: 1 That Article 3, Section 1 of Enid
club, 9 held the first Saturday in October, in?
enjoying the many pleasures afforded 1914 "
to their homes, in Brooklyn. with a of the following: “Any vacancteif-{in
' . . isability of idly lit Its ,members
' There is probably no better bathing
‘ capers of General Humidity.
went sWimming use yesterday?
Highland Coal
his ten high class coal we on
prvpn. cl to supply our customers either for present use or winter
211: e 0' 1poriuntty to place your winter orders. ». I
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Wilson Shouts warning i311!
Crowd Scampers From Hill
otApproachlngEnginsw
Much Improved— Rollie
Speak About European 5
HARTFORD-flew. 2.Prcs. Wil-
son 'last night shouted .1 warninghto
11 large crowd of people who gathered
about his private car here, just below
another engine Went past on the rail.
-nn which manv of the men and W0-
men had been standing. The people
jumpd in time to 9: came the danger.
The crowd did not notice the on-
;‘coming engine in their anxiety to lo.
the president but he heard it‘ coming
and called shurph to them. -
“Get off the track. a train is com-
ing,‘ shouted the President ‘l‘he' peo-
ple heard him and hurried from tho
tracks. He immediately passed over
the incident.
Amwcrs Call of Crowd.
The President was in his_ car
work,11hen the train stopped.
A
crowd of perhaps 100 persons quie-
ly assembled. They clapped
and called to the president to
out. He did not respond at once.
the people persisted and finaliy o
appeared on the observation p
-‘orm. They an armed all about the '
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ha
t
on' the next track.
The crowd was cheering him w
the President‘s ear caught the no
of the appr’oaching train and on
him to call out. Then he shook hit.
with all who could get to him _
(0 are his train started.
‘ “1': re for you. \‘l oodrow,” ohm-
ed ae1eral men.
"l'hank you Very much, " he K.
piled “Im_ glad to see you all."
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our. -
Whenther Bureau Locks Exceutlvoih
Inner Office. _ . .
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin flu
in strictly executhe session at.
'Capitol yesterday. at a. time when hp
did not expect to be, owing tog
soggy weather caused ‘he wood. of
the door to the executi1-Ie‘sinnoe Ii.
flee to swell and bind against filo
111mb, so that the gorernor was
within. A tap at the door called the
attention 0
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a.
f those without to thq (not . »-
that all was not well with the gover-
or. It _took the might' strength oft
'governors ‘stenogra her.” an
lWET gift of a scribe ih» 1111111113, 1111M
ercome tholobtuecnass of the door “1
release the gmernor from his tonipoII
orary, but enforced, seclusion.
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