Evening sentinel, Friday, January 8, 1915 · page 12

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The new annals * '
- (a‘ls Longfellow)‘ . _-
All is finished! and {It length
Has ceme the bridal day- I
Of beauty and In!

 

 
 
 
 

With her feet upon the sands

About Hardwood Floors.
1111an W and by this we mean Oak-HaploBeeeh and

«km and more sanitary than carpets and will improve the
announce aha old or new house were their the expenditure of double
the slant crime! any other way. 1
Mummawwlmrm flooring. will enhance the routine

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Delpieno. wife at the murdered man:
Concetti Oonti, Mrs. Delpiano's sister,
and Dr. F. I. Email. the ilntLphysi.
clan to attend the dying doctor.

The proceedings yesterday occupied
all afternoon, and will be continued on

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

We believe that an old house.

 

1.; lionday morning in the City Hall 'by
fTQd‘} OilIr L "I‘Mdeanmww‘ww Omar m.
. complete, . i . - ,L The mom is the best time (or laying stock over mm. The body of Dr. Vincenzo Debiaso.
A glorious and .mumphant; -' 5= been-ymw’asmly dry and intent condition to receive it. of 'Monroeiflmt, was taken to Brook-
‘feat! ”‘1 ‘ alumna m delineate sleek periods. when outside work in. N. Y.. this aJtBI'MDn. on the 1:13
And oer the‘ bay“ in all his : .leflimflbuhoivnrirloetordoingthem 0'61““ “1111-13! the dead man’s
l .I jtaecreateo defile for more information we will be very glad to brother. Anthony DEM“. 01' 5i
“9 endure we .- solely humuletter or mortal interview. indmuwiiipisoevosr- Withers strut. Brooklyn. and his
' L. wit-1 rises to be- 1' .1qu met- by writing to us tor it. tether. hlicholu Damiano. Interment
m 4&3 my, 1 will be made in Calvary Cemetery
on was “hell oh d Bade "Co We ‘
' 5h at La“ Y‘i mpany Dr. Dolpiano's heart-broken old is-

 
 

 

Lneckcd with

I Streamers gay

flags and

 

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ther was in attepdance yesterday at
the Coroner’s inquest.L in the City Hall.
accompanied by his son.

 

 
 
 

I' :‘In honor of her marriage day,
. Ready to he,

.s’LiAnd verify our dreams,
I' [The ‘bride of the swiftly
~ L flowing stream.

THE

Home-cured Bacon . . . . .. . . I.

Shoulders ..........~.....
Side Pork, corned or fresh . .
Sugar Cured Hams
Pig-5’ Knuckles and Sam
Olcomargariue .......

 

 

«Fine Groceries and DelicaI
Ifimiev'made Sausage.

 

 

 

LISTEN!

, ll yourLWutr-lios. (Xll'kfi, Jewelry,
(glided Goods nor-d I‘OINIIII‘S lei (Ties.

 

hall-bedroom. adjoining the parlor and

brother was leaning against the writ-

I 31-... n; 1.: ing desk. in which the doctor kept
-_ GREEN 'llt. \lllNG STAMPS “W“ two revolvers. Ills hands he held in
back of him,

an all rcpnii work.

0pc- piior list for impair work—
mnc wLo dilllcult.

138 Wilsfllls'il'l‘ilh' STREET.

 

3‘L‘ialte their lives" because of Contl
I bringing a police oillcer to the house.
which endangered an exposure In the
local press. concerning the domestic
quarrels which were dividing the
5family. Mrs. Delpiano also went into
Line hall bedroom where her sister was
:asleep. to nurse her baby. who had
been crying for some time. WLliun
‘slie left the room her brother was not
. _.! standing against the desk which con-

 

 

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Big Sale on Men’ 5‘
and Boy’ 5

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.Ltainod the revolvers. but leaucd'
m... ------- -- ----- 12-1» .. 1m ::2‘::.: '::'.‘.:°*"::.:';.::: .3112:
IWERE . .............. $4.00 TO $12.00 " g

Lous. excited mannei docluiing they
L would ‘talk it over together. alone "

She could hear no. sounds from theL
parlor because of lhe baby crying It
thd been testified by ()illcer Wallace:
R. Sammie that the doctor had lock-

.QQTTLIEB’S

i7 and $10 Suits.
4 Main SI}. So Norwalk.

l1 Kill lilil BOTH},
LDR. DElPlillJ'S lllREA

(Goddamn! from First Page.)

fier-in-law's‘ house. They arrived
there about 11:20 o’clock ind lis d
- some little 1111110111111 in awakening the
d r ”a his damily. Who had reIlhow her brother escaped from the

LHM' I Il'oom. but did say he ran in front of
9" Delpiano come to "‘9 do(“I1 and her. She ran to a window and sluiek
L at the ollcer and Loan into the hall Led «Mm... L
or. Telling them to wait a minute; Little 0,0,me heard
.L- he Went Idownstairs into the base‘gwhich awakened her.
5mm? . illecamc very frighlcued. run down
"Look out. he's gone to get a'gun'"L stairs and jumped out 01' a window.

 

'Iand had securely nailed it. with sev-
eral nails. as well. Mrs. liclpiano
said she hoard no noise of dri1ing
iLuails. nor did she detect a sculi‘ling.
because of the noise of the 0”ng
I,cliild
3 She had leii the parlor but [‘11 1‘ min
iuies Mm rihc heard two revolver'.
vsliots. She rushed into the room, and
ifound her husband I) 111g on the floor
near the doorway. She didn't know‘

 

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appeared. When he came upstairs wind storm She saw her brotl'icr
figsin. omcer Smith took special pains running down Monroe street to“ and
it). detect signs of firearms. but failed Chestnut. and she called:
’ notice anything suspicious. The! “0, Joe, please wait for me
went around through the hall IL stopping for a moment said: “What?"
lilo the 'back bed-room and let the and then disappeared into the dark-
o. two men into the parlor, Lness, down Chestnut street. Concet-
Mrs Delpiano dressed and came tl frightened and soaked to the skin.
into UIBL parlor Bursting into tears by the rain, was attiected bask to
hu-a-LL brother said:
. ass up. We He got to go " Iter. who hung out of a second story
. “No. I wont go with you." said theIL window shouting
stem. “here is my husband, and my. peculiarh piercing screams.
’m iii with him. Showing her the' William Gilbert. who had translated
W Lilia (lactor had sent him. Mra.' . the questioned sentence 011 the “fli'L'th
said “You can take ’ICetti',Ipage ot’ the letter." and a fellow bell-
?- iflafitfilfiflwt 80" The GOCtOI' said 'If hop from the Mabackemo. were run-
he wants to go she can. ‘1 guess ning down Monroe street
area .110 chains on her." South Main to get to shelter from the
”this point Oillcer Smith took his' rain \\ hen about 75 feet from the
You GontLl went with him as'- Delpiano house he heard two shots.
its the door. but changed his mind. ’but kept on running. When he was
he messed he'd stay there forL iui ning the corner of South Main
LoI night. ‘sireet he looked back. and saw a man
,Whenthe oihcer had left the house, 1 running from the Delpiano stoop. and
pr. Delpiano called Concetti into the I down \ionroe street. Gilbert kept on.
garlor and told her to get dressed. however. until he reached the Hotel
it her clothes andL get ready to go Cliftord.11'l1e1'e he told William Stev
batik [10‘ Boston. I» L «as of the shots ‘.\-_lr Stevens notified
. " "What; did you come here for." ask-2 the police \1 I111 11913 promptly on the
on Mrs. nelpisno of her brother whoI job.
produced the letter. and~said he hsdi Augustus P. Magner. of North Main
nine to take her and Concetti back weir-eel, arrived in South Norwelk on
. Insane The doctor demanded to be' the 1:13 o'clock train lrom New York.
' ‘ by "swim sothoiiiy the brother] Because of the rain he hired a taxi.
into his house and tried toiboss and when turning the corner of the
I. whereupon his brother-in-ls' 'Idepot yard and Monroe street. he
' N only ho had sent the much LhearLd two reports. paying little at-
“ ' I Letter and the Idoctor ans, tention to them. Keeping on until he

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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{LII them anyinore!’ When Del-L asked if he had heard any revolver
tasked wily Conti had not sentL shots on South Main street. and went
month for both. Conceal ILand back to investigate When he arriv-

y‘I told him money' hadI oftenilloseesslon. ‘
cent. but never acknowledged.

Irroinrthe room. She went into the. had been shot, so the only method oi

CHARNOK’S MARKET

Telephone 583-2

Sin-all Fresh H‘ams

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fell asleep upon the 'bed. When the
little girl left the room. she said her

Delpiano told his wife to get out of.
.tbo room after he had threatened toi

ied the door leading into the nan-wayLL

shots. .
She said she:
I‘Mld Contl “hen the do<tor had dili- finding herscll in 11 raging lain and
Joe. L

,L‘the house by the screams of her sis-1L

“Fire." and othcrL

toward 1

The 1: 13 o‘clock train had pulled-
I doctor that ordu'ed Concetti out or the station before the docto -

posses.
A slight dispute arose as to who

.oocne.......

. ............. I 16¢ 11»:
.. .......... . ...... . 14¢ lb.
....... . ...... 15¢").

....... 19¢lb.
Kraut.

-18 20 2“ 25 27 ct» lb

tessen.

but M~rsL1Delpiano iinslly consented

and became hysterical, crying
moaning. rnd finally falling Into
dead fsiut,

 

[babies are penniless.

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escape by the railroad open to Conti
was the 1:20. west-bound. which was
late. The police closely watched this,
however. and saw no signs of
missing man.

Dr. F. I. Burnell was the first doc
tor at the scene of the shooting. He
found the injured man lying on the
bed. life fast ebbing away. and tied

 

Lihe money.
Lnumber of debts to be settled. and
”‘9’ I‘_ihe doctor owns no property.
the exception of his medical books.
surgical Instruments. and household
furniture. He had no carriage or au~
tomobile

Up 102'30 o'clock this altemoon

 

nell suggested that an Italian doctor
be secured, who could determine what I
the troubIeD was which led up to the

 

 

1sbootiu . .V, G. Tito res ndcd.

lie broiieDI iheI news to Mrs. 11311121116 1 III dIIIII) ILIIOIILOIII‘: IIIIIIIICII MI“ made ”or was present ‘0 ““3935 ”"3 “9"? 13"».

that her husband was dying and she‘ IIII Is “It “I amount Thomas loa- monies. “90““ “WNW”, 0f BridKF-Iv ll

' iherlaud ill scouring cities toward Bos-

Ibecamc violently hysterical, moaning 1011111111 “Dori assisted by Mr Evans. of the H

ovpr and 0191' 11 he is (193111 wamL It would not surprise the police 0L. same city, installed the officers of the ll

to die, too." Her condition became ill'ersii’ camp. while Mrs. Charles Andres, 011 u

young Conli surrendered hlm— , -.

morsc llr. Tito prcsmibod quieting I self ““th a short lime [local ailor- .1 Bridgeport. performed the some on": u

”man-1119, and sent for Mrs. HomerL neys are of ”lo opinion that the case ties tortlw uuxihary. After that wax-.1 ii

i mu m utlend 1119 hypterical woman. is Duri‘l) one 0! self-defense. had been completed the presentationL HI ..

.A call “us also sent In to Dr. R RI 0! the two cups. which were won by , .

L}’i‘l.lilli‘ of South Main street “ML the two branches at tho ballgircn by: “L ( learlng sale

LWOl'kml 0‘. or Mrs, UNDllllHI for fiOllle DEATHS AND FUNERALS. Iiilli h‘rt‘iii‘l‘il'k ”in Camp. 0f Stamford. 9.! . . ' L

lime :.L‘lLLL 1.. was made. This was follow'Ed by a u l

i The shocking $101», 01 m 11,311,131“, Death of Minoll c. Kelioog. Ibanuuet and about sixty-five em down 3“ -

111111111.) 1119 came out during 11“. .1“. L Miuoii (1L Kellogg. a'IweaIiln and 1 to the table. (1, A. llauschildt.d the ill . 1 LL . . r .1 _L _LL . 1
finest. llo was in the habit of sending' Diomincni ri'sideut of Mt. V’crnon, .\’. lonsimaster of the evening. calle “l" A w ‘ 9 ‘ mils -' ‘
his “"1195 melvsymrvohl sister,LY. died at his home his morning on many {or Speeches. which were '3 01118118 coATS and S . o PI'ICCS 0n .
(L‘oncoui 10 Hie drug store 101. 1,“. 'lrom heart 1roiiblo.I lint-d so years given. There were several out oiiowu "L » x ' .

1111101101 11 “115 11111.1 11...; 11..) 1.1.1.1.“... Theda-91111011 11111111111111 I11 poor health guests present and the occasion was 9-! coals hum $5. up. suns $10. and up.
"111111;" 11.. 11111111111113 of 1.13 1101111911111” L tor sumo time. although this did not most pleasant. . u

Lttsiiileu. Ikoep him from attending to business L Add :1.111.1i \ 'ioruu': L ,i

1 1111.; wife $111.1 he 1111-11011 1191— many every day. The Ilrsi part of the was 1 The billowing omcers \'L1reiiis‘..ui'd 3‘

times, .111“ 111 'Vorwelk a lmflcplnunL ent week found his condition much 111 the Pump: 1 4 -

Luau 11. ‘u' (‘aiimi to proteu her from' 'worse. and he has forced to take to Commander-W. blight Richards. 9‘. SWEATERS lill‘ M0“, B0yS, women and,
fled be 11.1.} uneu button 111.; gunmen, Lhis bed. Mr, Kellogg is survhed in" Senior Vice l‘ummuuderv—Clmrles H

tied he had olien beat the children. L W'0 daughters, Mrs: .21. W. Bertine and l", (luaviuari. gl Girls at greauy reauced pnces.

Laud ihioaioned the lime oi the entire I M". Edward Hooiuexle, both Of ML' ““10" WW Commander-Jim ‘5 9i

ianilxg Vernon, and one sister. Miss Astor Lockwood. ' ' ‘ ' ‘
L A story 111.»: told at the inquest how Kellogg. who lived with him. 'l‘lic' Adjutant~Alberi Buttery. 1 :; [‘Ilflflfléleile 10““ moms, 98C., vaiue ~
the dorm made a suicide. pact wiuiLiuneraI services will be held on Sun-' Quartermaster» Coles M. FLlLeu'weI- ll 31 so 1
his I\\iiIl‘ Sh!- told him if he was go- . day. and the body will he brought to let). ' o o

I
iing 11- tile. she “as ready to go \\ 1th
him. (ailing her into his omcs hu
oimrv'tl lo mix her a glass of poison. The deceased was born in New
'nnd he would shoot himself. Nothing L (31111111111. Iic resided in Norwalh for
resulted from this uil’air, however. I“ “5“" .Vt‘fll‘h' “lid i“ ll young 880 “10‘“
Dclpiuno‘s anger was aroused to 11,941 ““11!-
111o1gm (\xlnnt when his {wife's 111-11. met with much succcsa. and at ihe
iher, logi‘lllel‘ with a police-onion, time or his death was senior member
came to his home to take away his 0f the d 'm of Patterson Brothers.
wife He (ll‘i‘ildeil his name being in lmrdw'uo merchants. or \‘ow York
the papers. connected with scandal ILClllfi Mr KPHOss was president oi
.Jr. and Mrs. Delpiano here married Riverside Cemetery Association. w ‘m;l.
Iin Boston four years ago, and have llOSithll hr. had held [or a number 1.1!
resided in this city about two years. years. 151: 11118 well known in .\'1.r-
Concotti (‘onti.t1\'cl1e-vearold sis- walk and 'l‘qny ht'l‘e will
ter of Mrs Delpiano, has lined with I mourn his Irmise
Lthe couple since they were married.
She Is an intelligent little girl. of at-
1tract‘1veI appearance. and the story she!
L Mild the coronor yesterday W38 given street. died at his home last evening.‘
in a straight- forward manner
5 Coroner Phclan instructed the po- row morning from ‘51 Joseph‘s ChurchI.
Ilice to obtain a flashlight photograph at 9 o'clock. interment will follow in
of the room in which the murdei was I S.t Marys cemetery. '
committed.11ith the furniture in cx-L
actly the same pusitiou as when the Death of Albert Hyatt.
shot was fired. The coronor told the L Albert Hyatt aged 73 years. died at
police in future roses of this nature the home of 1115 30m Charles Hyatt

merit in Riverside Cemetery.

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Patrick A. Corcoran.

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‘moved. until a picture is taken. Idence on Saturday afternoon.

Ex
Wit 0

the inquest were Medical
Samuel H. Huntington.

“19" Ling the services.
was Norwalk cemetery.

Death of John Terhune.

 

 

 

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the shooting, and who performed an:
autopsy yesterday morning. finding:

dition; Dr R. E. Pei-due. who assisted of 67 years.

Dr Huntington at the “$0933“ and Company A. 8th 0. V l. The body was
attended the hysterical Wife 0’ the seat to East Hampton, this morning.
murdered man. Otilcer John H Sm1itli,- where burial will take place. 1

who was at the doctor's home beforiii
and after the murder; Sergeantl ~MARGUERL|TE CLARKE.
.Thomas Leatherland, who Was usefulL “The Crucible",IDan . Daniel Frohmans
to the coronal“ in many ‘ways; OillcerL play will be shown at kad's
Wallace R. Sammie. who was among“ Hall and meagam Hour, Monday. 5
the very first at the house after the ILDal‘t reel,
shooting; Augustus P. Magnet. who ___________L_m
was near the house when the shots Groin suit sale. newest models, at
were tired; William Gilbert. of thei Moltasch's. See adv.

Hotel Mahackemo, and Biaggio Salva- Read Davey’s adv. for Saturday
tors. of the Central Hotel, who trans- specials. Also watch tor adv. in Men.
later! the filth page oiL the letter Del- day's Sentinel for Big Cut Price Sale.

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:-:Someiiiing new in Norwalk:-:
A Sale/bf Ladies run atoms
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The elierL
Delpisno was shaken with grief 1111‘;
the terrific story or his son's death;
was unfolded by the coroners .vii-:

had a right to the dead man’ s body.1

to her husband being buried by his .
own family «She viewed the remains ;
in Raymond’s morgue. this morning,3L
and l
a

Mrs. Delphine and her two orphaned
Her husband I
Iliad an insurance policy of 8100, butL
this. she said. is three months in ar-iI
rears. and she despeirs oi' receiving-I
It is said there are a:

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IISIPANISH WAR VETERANS

a bandage around his head Dr Bur LJoseph Conti. who doubtlessly killed 11
his brother-in- law I11 self defense. hadL areas was held at the organizations .
II.0I ”“9“ located State Policeman rooms. in the Town Assembly build- ~.
“I‘m“ Virelll I8 taking an actl1e part his. last night and a very large num-LI

Norwalk Monday morning for Inter-'

In his business pursuits heI

do: 11y 1
‘ed In the Ladies Auxiliary:

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Patrick A. (‘orcoram of ii Spring II"‘°"““°°d

Funeral services will be held tome» “13"“

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on: ser1 ed there was quite a large dele
to take immediate possbssion 0I the Strawberry Hill avenue, yesterday.’ gation from Stamford.
Ihouse 311d 110i 31‘0“ anything 10 be The funeral will beheld from the resi~ Bridgeport Camps
at 21'80IL50'M speaking. and 1 general good
Among the witnesses' yesterday at o‘clock Rev. Louis B Howell conduct-Lame We hope to all meet 3&8“! at
Interment will be in I°‘"'

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John Terhune. Civil War veteran. I wandering 0“ the East Side by Ofli- the ten trunk. lines they had. and in-
the victim in a splendidly healthy con- died at Noroion yesterday at the ageI.

He was a member otI
' ter claimed by the owner.

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INorwalk and vicinity.

At museum 5 net wholesale prices. For the ONE DAY only.
MONDAY, JANUARY 11.

File entire sample line of our of tlic largcs'l manufacturing furricrs in the country will be
offered to our patronsLAT COST. lI ., A ‘1‘ i141?

FUR COATS oi the latest models.

111 Hudson Seal, plain, and trimmed with Fitch; French SeaIL'Caracul and Marmot;

'l'lie Mlll-‘FS and SCARFS I

illCilliii‘ all the new ideas in i’lack F0 0,x Black \Volf, Fitch, Raccoon. Hudson Seal. Japanese ;
"ox Mole and other: of the most wanted pelts. I?“ F“ ii. ., I

only the dull season, and an overstock makes this sale possible

A member of the manufzuturing firmfwill be. in personal charge of the display from 8 _ '_
a. 111. until thc regular closing time in the evening. I

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iNSTALLED WITH CEREMONY.L

Installation of officers of McKinley
amp and Auxiliary. Spanish Wiil‘ Vet

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Chaplinmb'illis 1., CnvanagliL

Surgeon-«Dr. H. E. Hoyt.

('mer llusit'ianwllichurd German.

Ulllcor or the |)11;.' ~Artbur E. (lod—
I'i'ey. I ‘

()llit'er or the (luard—«d‘lmrieui
hurls.

(‘olor Sargeuis—‘Frank Pu
Joseph Keller.

Trustee for 3 ,1'eai's-1‘F‘r‘ed5zlfiilodg-

TELEPHONES FOR suascnissas IIRUB RHEUMATIC PAIN

 

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.1. FROM ACHING lOlN'lS

The Company Objects to the Misuse
oiIServlce by Outsiders.

The Telephone Company are inst

lug pay stations in the‘places about

the city where it has been the customIL

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‘1 ‘ Fiub Pain Right Out With Small Trial

Bottle of Old “St_ Jacob's Oil."

 

“Rummy. I

"a wave-1 1 1‘

cs, « -. _ of many to use the subscribers IpllOIIQI ii,” LGOSIIILgLL Rh:uman:m.L , lift
Ilisiorian»lloward Godfrg‘. $1" “ ‘at the courtesy of the merchant. I S D“ non 5' no one » a“ 111 y
Patriotic Instructor—AC. A. Hans-i 011 anquy at the office of the. T0113- ‘Lrequircs internal treatment. L Ru:

CMW- e iphone Company it was learned thatlsomhmg’ penetiating St JaCODIB Oil

’right on the “tender spot. ” and by the

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time vou sa' Jack obiu o — ut

stalled at the request of the subscriber 3 R s n 0
1comes the rheumatic pain and dis-

.but because they insist that the useL tress. ‘St. Jacob‘s Oil" is a harmless

’ oil
or a phone be restricted to II“ use rheumatism liniment which never dis-

ihe subscriber. and that the companyL . . . ..
s in] do b . t.
is unwilling to supply the public at: appomt a cent um the skin )1

The following ofilcers were install- these pay 313110113 are not being in- I
President—Mrs W. L. Cnippagh
Senior Vice President—Mrs. l. 0.

Junior Vice President-Airs. J. E.

:ta kes pain. soreness and stillness

large with free telephone service. Ifrom aching 'oiuts muscles and ,..
Sccretar1'~.\lrs. A. Buttery. The special activity 011 the part oiLL t 'I . ' I l k
Treasurer—Miss Mabel K. Richards. )ones- 5 ops seiatica, 11m logo, DI“ I

the company to install these stations

_ . at the present time comes about owing
Lto numerous complaints from their!
customers all over the state about?
“busy Mrs. 111 tracing up these com
plaints it was found that the free use:
of the phone to patrons is greatly the
cause, Especially on party lines the
courtesy of one allowing the use or .
their phone oiten deprives the others
on the line the use or the line. In oneL
-instance a large dry goods house in
i the state complainéd that they could
A valuable dog was found last night not frequently get service even Wm”.

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ache and neuralgia.
Liinber up! Get a small trial ”01‘.
tle of old time, honest “St. Jacob sI
Oil" from any drug store, and in a
Lmon1ent.1oull be free from pains.
aches and stillness. Don't suffer: Ituhj
rheumatism away. '

Chaplainvlirs, C. F. GuavlnariL
Conductors—Mrs. A. Struger.
Guard—Miss Lillian Jones.
After the i11stallstiorf.a dinner was

also irom
There was quite

 

-—Speciai Sunday night supper will

annual dam-e at the Armory, next be served at the Country Club.

Friday evening. Januaiy 15

 

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PREPARING TO RECEIVE NOTE.
LONIDON. January 8, 2:26 p.’ in
1Ambassador Page today received from
.the British Government the prelimi-
nary reply to the American note pro~ ..
testing against British interference
with American shipping. He forwarda
ed it immediately to Washington.

 

oer John Roberts. The animal “'35 .vestigatlon showed that the three
turned over to the police and was 1°“ phones they“ set aside for their custo-
Liners was tying up the use of the
Iphones. there being almost always a

The trailic Wham been re-
1 number waiting to get the use of the
ceived by Chief W. R' Pennington. Lphones. From this came the general

One will be placed in front of the Mc- iinspectlon which has resulted in the

hackemo Hotel. another under the;
Washington street bridge. and still an- ’ :2??nt action of the Telephone Com-

other at the corner of Main and Wall
AQUNTRV CLUB TEA.

streets, uptown. _ L
THE" 'BES‘l‘IISITUAT‘iDNS 'L Silesia] attention given to serving of
are obtained by advertising to the afternoon teas. commencing Sunday.
best employers
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THE PRESIDENT'S TRIP-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—President‘
Wilson expects his trip to the Panama .
Canal. the San Diego and the San‘ L_ 1-
Francisco Expositions and his speak~
ing tour afterward to last from \iamli oI .L
5 to May 1.L He told callers today heL‘
planed to be away from Washington .
for that period unless public business.
necessitated his presenceLheg-e.

 

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