PEACE owTMEs mo PEAGE
91,999“.
tial trend. But from New York city
comes a hint of re 111011
E. 1.. sun A. 1.. 91ng
psoemi'ron -
,9, HURSDAY, Sushi... :51."
fy‘INIATURE ALMNAC iron
1 TOMORROW.
tee, at the instance of Mrs.
fashions based upon the military idea.
*1 Led”. flamil.‘ end A ll.
, t M was, SOuth
anon. Mad ‘1 Tuesday of
, tuna—duly In]! August 91-
‘ ind-rat 8 n'blnek. A!) Master
.. m1 epidlslly mid. D Burr
“ 1'. .14.. W9 11. Wilcox.
cussing, 1119.30.11.14.
" Its in Masculc. 311i ding, South
91.21111 and also il‘uesdaye, of
month—July and August ex-
ed—at 8 omclnek 141113031111 Arch
' cordially Wt! 11111211...
11.33101“. 1!! 1’. WW .‘Ii’ilcu.
men.
boys!
in uniforms?’
‘1 urge that we all take this v:ow
it; 1 11111 not admire the military uni-
PHONE 9111.115.
11
.—'.__.+._.._..——
THE 020T!” msmm
m t. '
',p_9—‘-B.nsiness Department.
., ~Branch Office, "Norwdik.
' 2—3111th Reminisce ‘
”’5’” ty Editor 'i Mi 1:. a“tho1'ough delinquent." a hopelessly”
WHAT WAR 1s.
1 as target General Sherman for
9.1011119. He described 111.. in 0 £111.93“ 3,, "study him Is
919,! ailinclusiye word, because he: 80'
ed eloquenc‘ef
interesting
Richard Harding1 311le "subliminal" ifi m iwvay
Davis may not be so great :19 man as inciting 111 Yummy in physical devel-
General Sherman, but he has the Wiz- opment in moral sense. in
nrdry of speech. And this is what alertness.
' Davis wrote of war, after standing, in:
the ruins of the Rheims ills teeth Were bad
with the gaping holes 011019. and “199131111”, they learned he had not beeni
(load and Wounded 367ml”?! in the “t able to masticate «his food without
tor at his feet:
““War is only 11'.as‘te 3‘11e German
lilaperor thinks it is thousontis Grim-'31! 1::
i
iIfiashing hreasplates at nmnoeu1ers,951mph because he had never
I9lloping Dim him, 51‘0“““3 “0““ able to get enough nourishment out of
Kaiser!’ That is all of war he has 111s food
19¥er seen. ‘I have seen a lot of it and to ..
r5111 war is his high born officer 11"ith
his eyes shot out, his peasant soldiers
mental
cathedral ' defe(t
p.911)
aybe ‘t‘e w‘as stunted and brutish
with it i 9 ti kl system due to diseased and aching
19. r 095 s c as litiflly through
1 teeth So the dentist got to work on
the straw, pad the windows of Rheims,
the bad boy' 3 month. '
that for centuries 111111 their beauty He began to improve immediately.
mayo glorified the Lord. sw
ept “m" a He gained flesh and took on color
He stood erect instead of slouehlnz
- He lost his surly moods. Hamper-
formed no more malicious pranks.’ He
stopped swearin His mind .bri ht-
degrd of alderman rather proudlyt g z
9 . phesies that i 35 th 99 | 911911. in a few months his ambition
1m 11 years 0 c y1 .
1 'a11oke. Last car he took first r1 9‘
will have 12,000.00!) people. y p z
I in the school for the enerai excel-
' id’oor New York! Facing an eno1'-'g
. ieuce of his work. He has been dis-'
999111091.- caiamlty—the danger of becom-
5 .char ed now, and is l e t,
‘ ing “the largest city in the world" .trlou: youth earnln :nfsliornslamd:
‘ and so obsessed with the manic. of size g ry,
astto be proud of the prospect. It is‘ tending night school and forging right
. ahead.
title for Americans to outgrow this . .
99 He wasnt vicious at all, Like thous-
91cuiiarly American pride in mere '
and' of- " ' "
9 ness. 8 other bad boys , there was
. rooklyn, now incorporated in
nothing really bad about him except
G’eater New York, " is a so- called city
1 his teeth .
, ————O——-.-—
.000 000 people. ‘Some city!" thei ‘
rsely populated West might say.
SFA'NIGH vs. GERMAN.
1: Brooklyn is not a cltv. it is Only. There 13 3 movement under W8? in
11.111.11.111... unorganized agglom.i some parts of the United States to sub-
9 tion "of houses and stores audI stltute the study of Spanish 101' the
v
3 .
DROPSICAL CITIES.
he president of the New ’York
most from the size delusion. 0111.9:Lond0n. Willi English and W31!
o is unable to keep clean, quiet and9 one may be ll home anyutltere from
srly with her present population. If {he Arctic 009311 10 (33119 Horn ,
0%” attains her wail-known «man. The Spanish language is the “Open
destiny" as the most pop-along Sesame" of SpanishsAmerlcan trade.
’ 1n the universe, wast... own...“ it is the key to closer tmdsrstandlng of
_ 9rpmrte dog town mm. fin myths-life, culture, workout! aspirations
Zery purpose of ,xatlonal and 0°31" Of the nations'that are destined to be
fiable community 11m may be uni associated with us in ever closer union.
to ed, in our present state of1pi§llizadiltis the, solvent that will do more thlll
_ _ in a city of 25 000 1111mm myriad: use to tmdhemreiudtce and
9 frowth is as ‘finffifiunfité for giinsnmrifiy 51 delrses mm W “into
as for a child, and a New York a greater. newer Americnnlam.‘ Anti it
‘ » , cago or ‘Philadeidhia is as abhor. is ai..hsautifuilang‘uuse..n10re beautitul
the fat lady .o__r the giant in the than Lath" 01' Greek and vastly will?
‘- 10 scans ' 1 ‘
‘ But let us not learn Brandish at the
spouse of 0.111.111.1901... business
‘ .snoh zirconium.
~ iphdlosophy and all the 111111.38 to which from end Harbors. , .
i slams gives access. there can be THE 55257639980': “3- June 30.119114.
_9 ,' ‘ 9': styles, it appears.
‘ 5' main be J‘hflfin cast. even more
‘3‘ 3191357 mite stain the Balkan Ivar.
1 And children' 5 toys have taken 11 mar-
The Women' 5 Peace Parade Commit-
Robert
Adamson, has protested against “all
in order that women “may not in their ‘
Mrs. Admission, “but I have a better
one—‘Peace fashions for American‘wo-
-“You weep over the upturned faces
of your dead. but when there is no war homes “‘"Dy‘d Whole villages
and your loved ones are not in danger
you rush to the streets to watch the mm is a scone “ “WWW In“ mde by 2:11:11 in compliance with the “1' its tortuous ”0””
parades. and you say. ‘011 the dear America“ emul'mm “Wm 5““ worm at the river and harbor act “Dn' d“ m we m" ”t “mm
Don't you think they look grand more than 8,000,000 people have sullen improved July 25 1912
“ ‘I will not glorify the military spir-
I . L form; I will not teach history by the
' '"—_“‘ " dates of battles ”9119' 1111111 not give
— I ENH‘lG EENXIHJEL TELE' children tin soldiers to play with! "
Tm” years “3°" boy was ”0“” had been lauded by a European army}
to the \‘ew York Juvenile Adsdlint as
bad boy whom the commie could
harbinger permitwto be at m. He
yes so very bad 11111191111 dorms be-
il'hey funds!” {:9 nouns9i
There was one prominent physical. record 01' “ax MoGraw now at the
For
’ City.
That gave the doctors a “hunch. "’
. saving money. having embarked in
beeni
And maybe he was driven-
acts of delinquency" by the con-'
stant irritation of his whole ner1'.-Ous"
I tore theaters and other property. Ann
' a
man 4nd Spanish sit and some. and LETTEQ The Board «Engineers for Rivers 6
The the Chief of Engineers,
no comparison. We shall. neyer read
‘ States Army,
Calderon and Lope tie Vega as we read
Schiller and Goethe. Torre tsunami
in Spanish poetry that "comeshome to
our hearths and bosoms" like Heine's
isongs, Look at the few Spanish names
in the library citaiogue, and- the
wmlth .of German names.
‘E‘et our children sturdy Spanish, by
all means, if they have a gifti'fior Jam
With a Lift» from the Chief of Engl-
been. Reports on Preliminary 51am-
, inatlonyand Survey of Norwalk Har—I
her Conn.
- ' Chums! previously scarred 10 feet
deep and 160 feet wide to South Nor
August 8, 1914.——Referred to’the Com-
mittee on «Rivers and Harbors and
ordered to be printed, with '
illustration. 1&0er to Norwaik “d for 3 chum
1191 6 feet deep. 2.900 feet ions. and of
.ageneral width of '15 feet to the docks
i
w... Department,
Washington, August 7,1914.
w “461:4! 11- mid-03 '13- m- ' 1 1 1 sunses' but let them learn Gemin- completed in 1003 and restored to pro- ‘
, , ,‘ dress keep the idea of war before them- ' ., The Speaker of the House of Represea- , ,
M m 544’ sets 5‘45. selves and their children" 6 ' " " ‘ I tatlves ' ”mt #:0302105: 11.19.91.910. The tidal
R _..-» *M—‘l—r *—~"’.«‘ I W , ,: tmn‘mnI
‘ } “QC-I‘me . American fashions for Americani CHIN CHASTENED 1«heft-wit; .1.“er firxngetghlel 9! 1311- 2 The commerce amounts to about
_ 1. women’ has been a good slogan," says A glneers, United States Army, of, this 160.000 m1w£onth.m,fl,000
9; The inhabitants chine Kwang-J‘ung tons for Norwalk, and practicallymoth-
date, together with copies of reports
in sore distress; mu thousand lives 311199119, dated ~2Decmber
have been blotted out and 100,000 Lil, 1,914, and May 19,1914 with map,
are ton preliminary examination, survey,!
and supplemental report on survey. to
twecfi'vely, of Norwalk Harbor, Donn. ..
3. Difficulties lure mmeriencsd
'destroyed. The country for seams of Wimmlm m of the sultan
and senses-
room. A, number of vessels regularly
9 Very respectfully, iuslng the harbor below South Norwalk
-L11NDLEY 9M Gwsox.
V Secretary of War.
|ed grievous loss. With the crops laid
waste, famine has come, and millions
:will lack food until the wt harvest.
How they are to live through the 11111.1
ter, God alone knows.
feet. WThe steamboat operating be-
9 Iblowhmroportsamlddraftm 11
once of the chm of bouncers. 4”“ 5 “‘1‘“ ”d ”1‘” °‘ fl“ 3"”
Washington. August '1, 1914. mm” ”W5 have “ draft “MM
No, the war has not been carried in- d’r Tl Chi i' f E i United 199199;,
om:1e e 0 ng peers,
or
:to southern China it is only sooth States A‘ y
lflood a, rampage Of the West river. 30.111‘8 Secretary Of War
"Wdr Department. 7
1
are m helm! use-aim rater.
Without this explanation the reader 31“,,th helium examination. 5“,, and a tide of -—_4 feet has been record- I ‘
very, and supplemental report on 9" '5 m of 12‘ testis the minimum,
survey of Norwalk Harbor, Conn. “WV” "‘m m‘ dillcul
1. Theromiesuhnnttall herewith. for ties 0‘ navigation below ‘80“‘11 “'0’"-
111 the name of a superior civilization. trsnsmisis on to Congress, reports dat— walk. The greatest, depth that who
and ravaged for the sake of culture and at December 29 19129 April 11. 19149 “d economically provided above South
Christianity. 9 "1 ' 1' " . a” 19, 1914’ ”withmlp. 11th: G B. WWII)! do 10 “Seat. due to the will
-—----4-'-w-——' Salisbury. Corps of Engineers, on me once at ledge rock. ”in “‘9 (“3mg °f
TALKBON'THRIFT.
Thrlfty rundown Get Ahead-
“By paying as yeti go and keeping
books, you avoid ills pitialls of mo ted by the “firm “HBO!" m 1111'
:09“ "~Audrew Carnegie. :proved July 25, 1012’l ' ' ‘
From neu'sboy to president of a ';cor-
poration with an annual business oi
is], 000. 000 in fourteen years, is the
might have supposed those provinces
I
:ilemental report on {1111-1 93, respective u” m M“ ‘7 aviation in
1”. of xorw alk H‘rbbrI Conn, author. thlfi Milan. The existing Chamelm
flag m the flu-bur is tortuous. and he
:beileves it to be advisable not to lol-
shore of Long island Sound. about 13 1111’- “ dredge a smlsht channel
miles southwest of Bridgeport Ha'i'bOr. '
The present project for its lmpt'ove- en in the resort or survey and in asup
ment provides for a channel 10 feet 9161111399131 1990" requested by the
deep and 150 feet wide to South No1- board for the various pulnns of inn-9
walk, a channel 8 feet deep and of d movement ““1168!“ on U190 maps
general width of 100 foot from South Dill-El harbor
Not-walk to Norw,aik and for s channel Channel 12 feet deep and 200
6 feet deep and of a general widthvofg feet wide. following present
75 feet to 1115 books tIlt East Ndrwaxk = silsnnrentl.
The disiiict odioer notes that the im Channel of same dimensions.
prbveh‘eib noiw‘ déat‘r’idistiyihrt m1! tollowhis ,a atralsln course 926 OIW‘
tio'n interests ofetho harborvls a wider. ‘pp‘er harbor: ‘ '
straigl1tei‘,un"ti deep'ol' channel to the Channel 12 Test do!» aid at;
,, whnrves at South Norwalk. interested, chorlg‘eibasin 10‘feet deep,
parties have suggested a channel 5001 the Width" of chdnnol in
feet wide and 16 feet deep. departing front of city being9200 feet. 66,0900‘
considerably from the lines of the pres-, Channel 12 feet deep and an- "
ent channel. ‘but the district officer is chorage basin ‘10"feet deep,
of opinion «that‘the channel dimensions the 'width of channel in
specified are greater than necessary. front of city being 250 feet. 74, 000
He submits a plan providing for a Channel South Norwaik to Nor-
diraight entrance channel 12 feet deep walk:
’age of thirtyone years. one of the
leading business men of the Middle
1, West and president of a mammal"-
ing company with offices in Sioux
Omaha and 1.011 Angelou.
And Mr.\1cGra1v got his start by
. .443, 0009
business at seventeen years of age
with $500 which he saved from the
earnings of- a newspaper “route"
which he “carried" for five years and
a hal9f.9
The route was seven miles and a
ihalt long and young McGraw covered
it twice a day on horseback, summer
:and winter, all those years. and stud-
led evenings,
is it any wonder that such industry
walk; for a channel ‘8 feet deep and of ‘1
a general width of 100 feet from South - ~ -
at East Norwslk. Jf'hirrproiect is:
'and Kwaug-Sl pioyinces in China are iii-om ”Maj G. B. Pill b Cor of En ing for East Norwalk. manuals sang-
‘1 “ry’ 919‘? w“ as homabeut museum. to 213,000 1'
in the navigation of the lmrbor
9111119 9 draft. equal to...,pr.euceediu.10
tween Norwalk, South Norwslk, .3110
2: 4 mmmawummmda 'j“
:iiminary cx‘dnl‘inatiui‘; “mm and our door states that .this depth will meet 1
c: Wmdnmrscaum lewmnnesntemunsoeerwster.,
about‘this :time EVEN WT and usher
magic! 1 0er and
ems Saturdby and Monday
FRlDAY SPECIALS
Double heel and toe; vav -
1119 35c per pair Friday
Special ............. 25¢
BOYS’ WASH SUITS.
Made of gingham and]
tlib111bra1': all sizes; value
$1.00 each. Friday Special « .
Variety of styles; value
’ 50ccach.Fr1davSpec1al
u........1..... 29¢:
..,
, I
5. The following estimates are glv ‘ ‘
\I‘\‘\- -“““‘.“““‘\,‘\
a: .- at an,” .- m. u. u "sofa/g,
For the board:
1 Bridgeport and Xew Haven, but had
-~ W. hi..BLACK, 'had little luck in Hartford in the
Colonel, Corps of Engineers, first 1110 cities the man said, “heels
senior Membermfihefloabd. :are left in the streets unlocked and
.. 14—.— :unguarded, while in Hartford nearly
1111.1... sandman Hurley's W) 90 per cent. of the bicycles are well
91 .takeu Cmai'gu' 'z'l - .11 "1'
Mm ‘9
(1“LiNE STORM" COM'NG? 'WELL 3‘. Pasw‘ne claim; 9‘09, Dupe been:
MAYBE. BERHAB‘», 1 ‘ driven to steel wheels by puberty. He
like only chance of Bill getting a is one of the .manywho claim to have
"line storm; to 131811“? 11141143111? 6319‘ 1been defrauded by the absconding
brats .the fact that autumn 18> 1318”- publisher of the negro newapaper,
lies in a disturbance now north of “B. "Plain-Dealer,‘ J. 11. B. Tucker, and
and moving rapidly out of St. 141W says that'i‘ucker robbed him bravery
rence. ThatImsy bring a shower ,to- centbe had.
night. 'just to satisfy these who insist:
that we must haters “Montana: l
PATENTS GRANTED To FDNNEC-
‘a‘tu; thrift have so early won success"
i IAlluding to the fact that so many
,Greek immigrants here had employ-
'ment as bootblacks, a newspaper wit
.said: “The Greeks'I did not do very
and 200 feet wide up 40 Dorlons Point,‘: 10 feet deep and 100 feet wide,
thence a channel 12 feet deep and 150‘ enlarged at bends. . 46,0009
feet wide to South him-walk and 250' 10 feet deep and 150 feet wide,
feet wide along the wharves st Southl enlarged at pends, ,, ....... 58, 000
.Norwalk to the highway bridge; on 6. The plan of improvement recom- 1
anchorage basin 10 feet deep and about mended by the district officer provides
17 acres in ”lent 00005110 the en for a straight entrance channel 12 feet'
trance to East Norwalk; and a channel deep and 200 feet. wide, thence a chau- i
10 feet deep and generally 100 fact no] 12 feet deep, 150 to 250 feet wide.
wide from South Nomik to 'the head to the ‘highway bridge at 301m. 1110;».
of navigation at Norwalk. at an out! walk; a 10-foot. anchorage, 17 acres in
mated cost of $206,000,110 is of opin- 'extent. opposite to the entrance to
ion that the locality is worthy 01 lm-‘ ,IEast Norwalk; 0 channel 10 feet deep
movement to this extent, and the divi- Imd generally 100 feet wide from
sion engineer concurs in this opinion. South Norwalk to the 1199a of naviga-
Chicago' He early became a “win“ 3 These reports have been We" non at Norwalk, the estimated cost of
:well at the Olympic games. but they
'se'htn in America" ,
The story of Gas Traviilas of Chl-
cago show that grit and thrift are
Inot the exclusive possession of any
one nationality, and the Greeks can
:succeed here as well as persons of
any race in America, which is the
“melting pot" of man) nationalities.
Ten years ago Gus was a newsboy
1911 one 'of the busy street corners of
depositor, and as 11111 balance in the ed. as Le‘lm'e“ by 11111.10 the 3090‘ 0’ the improvement beins 5205 000 ‘0' W
hank grew, he kept his eyes open an Engineers for Rivers and Harbors. and initial work and $8, 000 annually for
opportunities, and with the timely “m attention is invited to its r8110“ here- the lirst titres years and #41000 In»
and 00““391 0‘ his bank“ 1‘9 mm“ “with, dated June 30..1914. concurring 'nually thereafter for maintenance. The
number “f successful deals. with the views 61‘ the district officer district officer is 01001111011 that “19’1“
He now owns six pickle moving pie- and the division manger, callty is ”warm 1,52 improvement to our
4. After due consideration 0' “1° extent. The division engineer con~
:time .he wants it, he can borrow mon- above-mentioned reports, 1 COM“? with ,curs generally with the district cities! ‘
'ey “the Mk on m“ “me the views of the district officer. the 01- and invites attention to the fact that
Colonel Mayo, the richest man. in .vis‘ion «engineer, and 1319' Bond of En ”Nowell: dinner 1. one of the places
.Kentncky. died a few weeks ago. lglnears for Rivers and Harbors. and where it is evident that vessels navi-
”9‘“? “e 3‘6”“ “8° “9 ”m 8 therefore report that, the further liaisons? 111s New Yer-astute Barge Cw
struggling school teacher in Eastern 9mm“: of Norwi‘ilk HarbDr, term. 1191 will have to besocommodated.
Kentucky M forty-five he had 9' ‘0'" is deemed advisable to the extent of 7. It seems from the information
tune of. $20, 000, 000. His fortune grew providing a straight 3.1.1.105 channel now in hand that the existing proleltt
from the msagér earnings he saved 12 feet deep at mean low water and ,is inadequate to meet present and mac
from his salary as a country school' 200 feet“:1de up to Dorlnns Point. somahly prospective needs of cent.
““11“- . thence 12 feet deep and 150 feet wide 1mm and navigation. The moronic
“In teaching in Various districts to South Norwalk and 250 feet wide :ment should result“ a saving in tow
Mayo had gained an intimate knowl-‘along the wmwa at South Nor-walk “951131.893 and a reduction in freight
9‘13“ of the mountain “031m“ minor to the highway bridge; an mellow rates on a considerable water-borne
111 and timber “Wear-and {became 91mm; 10 feet deep. 3}. mean low water I MOI and. shonldrbe ,0: benefit to the
acquainted with those sections ‘11an and about 17 acres in extent oppo‘site‘ extensiie oyster business of this 109914
est in mineral wealth. m5 entrance'to Bast ; node aim; The W'be‘lims thatresultlns
He discovered that thousands of Wm mmpmqanmnylm’mm would humanism do WW
acres were occupied by f‘suuatters, " m with mom South Wfiflm m costmnd 0116901009 4111111111th in
many of whom would give options for 91mm of navigation at Nor-walk. auras 1.11.3 opinibn it is advisable for the .iInlt‘
$5. Later be borrowed all. the money am on Wampum mail. at s to} an 3331,33 to undemke‘ the improve
he .could .to put into these options.“ on ‘93th cost of £206,000 for ifim‘ 4110111 WNW». 1119th unisex-as
When the development of'the Mtom‘smsadcuon dud Wm" “idiom ’ ,mwm“
maturity coal fields began she was immnance for to rst Wig. 'totdl estluia cost of 3206.040301:
able to interest railroad orients and is“ .934, one annually therein“ ”61”}th work and $3,000 annually fertile
. Gammon. NOW that 19301118!le oil. the
captivity
Yen, and after being brought to "ilk
suttnnn here tonne ”denudation-111.9 T'CUT 'N'VFNTOBS.
The weather bureau ofUncissam- The iollowlnT; were issued 86111.22.
and the meteorologists no longer be- 1914; list furnished from office 01A
11er in the “line “DEB"IBS smantles- M. Wooster, solicitor of Patents.
tattoo of old 801's -crossing the line, Bridgeport, Conn;
but the scientists agree that the tut-i
settled conditions which prevail 1111 in: shears.
early spring before the masons got ”Sloan Danenhower Bridgeport, tor.
fairly geared up, are responsible for redo-pilot boat for automobile torpe-
both the March and September gates. does
Summer passed away, monitored Frflhk 0:Hoagland,B1-idgeport.
and tunsung, at just '4: 26 yesterday 111- projectile.
(Hiram 1?. Maxim, Hartford, silencer
boards, the bureau promises a dmpI 101‘ ”888 engines, etc
of from ten to fifteen degrees 11 the ‘ Nor-mas B. HnIrd, New 131111.111, pul-
temperature during the night, which 181'
will drive what Mm hats which! Charles .E. Johnson, New Britain.
have dared to mopesr, back “into 400k ~-
. Edmund 1.50.112,
.hand «lever construction.
14211991" .8. Stone, New Britain. (2);
safety device for power operated ma-
,' abuses
, Julian A. Giles. Derby, paper box
machine
New Britain,
1 We may get dome rain before “the
lutumn's mt ~ .
BIKE crests... 011191.29.
Two Negroes Who 0119194911 in adv.
'erdl m mm or: Manna ‘ Genres W. 11...... Waterbury,
in}, ' 3 bath and basin waster. 9
NEW saves, Sept. 249—33111 Di Joseph 'P." Keenan. Waterbury.
both some apparatus.
Pasaiiguo’and John Badge”. .
Charles B Schoenmshl. Waterbury, .
l
colored, today pleaded guilty before
Judge Edward P O'Meara 1n the ‘po flaunts battery.
Norwalk. tension
lice court to charges alleging 1111s: JON J Nash, Waterbury. (4 de-
the'ft of u- number of bicycles to this fxgfixdmgflfiacket canopy,
city, and were sentenced each to six . 9
months 111 19.11.1019 penalty Wadi Albert A Page East Haven, plane
agreed upon by Attorney Howard C. :1 5941? (1188180).
Webb, counsel for the accused. end 4.33:3:me
Prosecutor moi. . :
The two men were arrestedjv's‘r 9: ”Carl 0 13869411010. Portland, .motor-
week ago by Detective Sergeant Ilames @3016 m
P, Ward and Detective ”Stanley 01ml
11.111. .They were located in North HaTl. o. o. 1:. endowment-z
WON'T «sauce 10.15; amt-r
tecttve headquarters, iDi rssaiun‘o '1
mode a confession to Captain Barr 500““ ~30 (Myer Jeers: session—Eu-
daily, in which sounded that he m filer “191mm
and his companion had stolen about“: “WW6 W. N; 3-5.5“ .84—
,Edward A. Berg, Bridgeport .mak~ '
9 .1011 preiu'dt‘ce can iitsti- '
.and was soon .on the roadio [fumbled Manuel 8 feet 1.1.1:? and J fsd‘t "wide
mun always runs dividends. ' ; hm 11163911111 side of "
-—9-T. D. ’Md‘ilGREGUR.
370w WiT'H 3TAMFDBO. ”I" _' 1.
it is enacted that Bobby Stow _ complete'lt tomes-'1
hold down second base for W WEW
during 191111 15111111111111- 1191 the WP!- j outmoded-ears. W 39““?
to 9111111 capital- to work his mines. dud 91c mummies ache. “It“?
im, at navigatib‘d‘ir‘llut NW" gun“ ithe workeomtsdas brawl“
'1...” ‘ I dreamt-111m mum my
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thereafter for. main memes. ’l‘lhethiib
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