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'l‘iil'i MASTER key
E’By John Fleming Wilson
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cobvrlcur. ma. av 1011a momma meson
"Bet you aunt it'all,” the aherlfl
said duhiously.
"Sale; it's all mine." persisted the
other. “Didn‘t Gallon use all the 1110111
' cy he got out of I! while I was away?
And when 111- (tune to a settlement ho' It was too late. Passions long re» .
round that the mine uouldnt pay halfI strained now broke out, and within a A
he owed 1111-.“ . minute a battle was racing between
“I' in simply a peace Offlcel." the 1118 Willis 0f “18 81110”
sheriff said finally. "I don't know ThtA miners hilt! 019311“me TAWS' 2
who‘s in me right. That's 10;- the fought from the shelter of their own
r'ourt to decide." cabins. and they were united by 11‘
“Wasn’t 1 in masonsion'r" demanded common purpose. Their attackers '
Wilkerson. "Haven‘t I been driven WC“? scattered, were divided betweeni
1.111 b} for-.111 the and my Vim-1mm, " _ lust for lootand thirst for blood and .
.. -me 11‘ h .11 1- 1'11 see" of your work had no euro refuge nor rendezvous. ‘
men 1. was ,1“. c“... rexponsc. I 110111? Yet they would eventually have made:
like their looks. And there are tales the camp untenable had “M "I“
going around that \‘igns is I11 the thoughtful sherln' prepared 11 surprise
country." for both parties. I
"How can i help who‘s I11 "1.. (ll-.1111 After consultation “ith his .1d1iscrs'
irv 1" demandedWilkerson.111111-h ill I m the countv seat be had appealed to
jlll‘.('ll “’That s your loott011t.1lot mine. i the governor on the ground that as ""9
ready lie cursed the maddeucd Mexi- '
a can and grasped Vigor; by tho-arm
‘ Stop your men!" he lmplot'ml.‘
"Don't let. tin-n1 lire a shot at we are
lost!" '
All l'ln asking for is protection.”
The sllcrlil’ deparml without giving
him any satisfaction. and Wilkerson
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he felt that a superior authoritv ebonld
handle so delicate a situation. The
governor had ' agreed and ordered :1
troop ot‘ cavalry to tho “blaster Iii-y"
1 to preserve order. it was just when ::
.1 Wilkerson had seen his chance for a .
grand coup that the troopers arrived.
Ruth. with some of the women. had L
itakcn refuge ill John's house on the
hill. with old Tom Kane as their body-
f guard. Wilkerson knew that If he 7
. could capture Ruth he could make his
own terms. He directed several of his .
1111-11 to males 11 detouria' mad the hill '
i and Meet this. Mean“ 116 he set tirel
' to a cabin. below in order to distract
A the attention of Dorr and his men
A The ruse had nearly succeeded but‘
to or Kane's quickness. Though he had i
lama-Micron terms mm he:-
had lost none. of his old time skill. and
I when the. maraudora made their dual
:. .4115an the porch of the-nouns the?
'cook with a single glance over hlii
“boulder. shot from the hip. Ell man 2
tumbled dead at Ruth‘s feet. and his‘
«companions chalked back. "" ~
At t. i not ,. entry 1111
flare tougnvorfiufcswm fill;
their commander had separated on
. unabatants and proceeded to dioarml
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determined that he would act.
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WOP0lAli __A_M08fMElilS I
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”'13 t" Wilkerson agreed. “We it One of the strongest dramas (11 or:
just go down to the loud in the mom brought to this city will be shown at
Ins and tin-11 walk Into the camp the Castor “Theatres Pleasant llour
1498"” “’3‘" ll simply say I've and Lockwoods llall. today only This
tome back to take charge and you are is the four real Ifealure production
1115 miners."
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“Ruth oughtn't to be hero."
Mexicans were getting restless and
the sardonic Visas hinted sharply that.
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Vigas twirlcd his wily illllsfill' hos. False (olours. 11' ”m" by mm W oh "0' 'Wk leapsof “m Cl mi
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of the opposing forces was Mexicans; '
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a-wholesomencss. All
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Giuliani Gnome
' A food for every day.
Crisp. delicious and
strengthening. Fresh
baked and fresh dc-
livcrod. mounts.
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A delightful new bis-
cuit, with a rich and
delicious cocoanut fla-
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:i'n' 3 GREAT th folk? BOWELI
. AND mucus
‘ ll 9. want all people who hale chron-
le stomach troublll or constipation, no
matte: t1. how lips clouding, to try
one dope of Mafi's Wonderful Rem’
. lady—one dose will convince y.ou This
"is the medicine so many of our local
people have beanie '1 with surpris-
ing results. The:ch
{tem cleanser ever sold. Mayr's Won-
derful Remedy is sold by leading
druggiets everywhere with the posi-
,'tt1'e understanding that your money
will be refunded without question or
quibble if ONE 'bottle Ifails to silo
“3’0“ absolute satisfaction.
a , he... . -wfik _-..-...
lected Johnstown as another city to be-
come a member of the league.
_ The directors of the New York clubs
-while taking thought tor their own fit-i
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tare have given some consideration to:
Long Branch, Perth Anlhoy and Dan
bury. and the suggestion which eman-
sates from them in respect to these:
clubs is to the effect‘tllat they should?
{join and by adding three more clubsl
f perhaps in Connecticut, form a. league?
; of their own.
The New York state!
> papers have a naive way of putting lt’
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1 when they say that there would he nog
opposition on the part of the New York
clubs to a plan of that sort Just whyl
there should be any objection on their
part is not quite apparent. consider-
ing llle fact that they have taken care
;10 find a solution: which will lea1e
themselves in goodglhape. and the oth-
er three clubs to shift for themselves.
It Is just possible that with Danbury.
Perth imboy and long Branch as a:
neucleus. a new league may be formed
by taking in three Connecticut cities.
including \orwalk and Stamford.
NEW HOLDUP wlN JOHNSON FIGHT.
Carranza Will Tt'y To, Keep Heavy-
weight Out of Mexico.
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EL I'ASQ. '1‘ Jan. liar-896103!
' it would increa 1119 war chest of Vii~
lie, the (‘arrbn governgiflnt will up
loose the entry to Mexico of Jack
3 iJohnson, the American Mo prise.
‘nxlller uho Is hocked to meet Jess
1Willard in Jpar p.011 March 6.1mm!!!-
in no “til." Iota. the Carranascon-
11m I» telegraphed y'émr‘i
ifly to the "Wntw' that Johnson ”a“?
glwas'a‘fugitivejrom Justice in
loaned ’Btatcl and suggested that to
~ imast‘ present recently issued Amen
the
form passports before he be allowed to
I pass through any port held by Carran—
In forces.
Johnson at present is at Bucuoa
A Alres, Argentina. or on his way north.
iHc naturally would attempt to enter
‘ Mexico through the east coast ports of
{'l‘amplco or Vera Cruz. both of which
are held by the Carranza troops The
trip from some Central American hero
idcr ports wouldJle diillcult. nowould
any entry to west coast. The latter
}would require I hf!!! ride ova)- 1h.
Wmoonmlus which might direct the coil-
dilion of the negro.
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3 Norwalk Five Took Centut at Pal-co
Academy by Only Twolvo,Poinia.
A‘groat. crowd witnessed the defeat
-.. And the _. or and Produced under the personal I ‘ 1 .
The m‘nxlooked eat-l1 othcl ill the direction. of Lois \\ ober and Phillips Plan to Form league 0' "Mi, of the Bfldllfmrt ganizfixpdmgi
eye, Tlglétrll glance “.5 “ml-1.1m:Smalley,whoso feature release. hale team. 53:“ alk ‘9 “I", 3 ca 2 1:.
John Dorr and Tom Kane, mcan- ‘crentcd an unprecedented sensation. . 'l‘h by the ‘ 0” ,5") ° scores e
while, had been in constant consultav “False 0010“”. sustains the hlsll' ere will be a meeting of the At very close In allt ree games rolled.
tlon. One thing was constantly in their standardot “flatworm productions and lantlc League directors in New York ““9999“-
llloughts I... one of the most “rustic and bew .city about the middle of this momnloalngller 93 91 98—285
‘8th oughtn’t to be here.‘ .lohn tlfnlly acted of silent. dramas. \II Is and at that time the prospects for tbeiIAllxhlln ---------- 93 “’8 37-483
111111111 car dismhlly. "If it newu‘t for..."5 m“, a, ”a". PM...” a“ mm ‘comlnc year will be talked over and Monks ............ 92 87 93-272
her 1111 could qnh kly settle these out- _ ' ‘ ' ' th ii ii 9 106 87—488
laws for that's all they 11ch .Who ex1les himself from the world for e none 11 affairs 0‘ the 19““ Mosanta ' " , 5 8
“I rotkon nolmdy would cry at the years to suffer in silencewbecause of straightened out. Mr to ad1 Mains ........... 82 105 115—28
Inquest." the cook returned. "if 110 did| the death (1‘ his beloved 11 lie He is vance information. it ‘5 “0W planned “5
not a flaw of them But as w“ 3,“... won hack to a social sphere and happi to split the Atlantic League into two Total ................... . . .1
the girl is here: and that puts lighting “(.53 by 3 woman, the daughter of u I state leagues. Nor-walk. . .
out of the question Unless they start theatre maid who has loved him ml Before the meeting In New YorkiBesta ............ -. 83 89 .§1~26.l
it n he added (“wm‘sb isllence for twenty “ms Mrs Phll- there will be 11 meeting of the direc iiiaymond .114 98: 100-312
. IWiIkerson is bound to make, soul TADS Small 8y (Lois Weber), plays the tors of the Pooghkcepaie Amusementi Murray . .......... 93 ii; ,. 03—4280
kind 0‘ '1 "1079-1“th Wm 5‘15“ d l l f II b Id h .Company. at which time the affairs of; Arauit ...... . ..... 87 77 113—277
Dorr. “He can‘t satlsfv those fellows no me 0 ‘8‘ 83"" mo. and el‘.
. of ills for long" ‘ laughter Florence 1mm“ the part that club will be considered and the.hr1nstroug. . 90 .94 97—281
Yet “hen Wilkerson appeared at the with the charm of her own personal-. delegates from that. club to the meet- "'7
ing in New York will be sinatructedas Total 140:.
seen elery "uesday and Friday “with
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.. Get a. small package of Hambure
‘Breast Tea. or as the German folks
call lt,§“Himlhurger Brust Thee.” at
any pharmacy. Take a toblospoonful
ol'thsgea. put a cup of boiling water
upon it. pour through a sieve and
drink _a tuneup tall at any time It is
entrance to the camp one. worm 1-- ity An all star cast makes this 11%
with a motley train 0: followers Dori notable producfion Afteritoday, the
was at a 1053 to kll()\\' “All". I0 (It). former {feature program Wm béMfi
Wilkerson was apparently peaceful
and expected a peaccfll‘l reception
His boldness had almost: carried hint}
thrtmgh when the ignorance and cuw
pldity '0! one of Vlgas' men gave John “9’“ Tuesda;
and Kane the sorely “.15th for 0pm..iFan1urll in ‘The Sign of the Cross.’
lag.
Tile Mexican peered into the 11'-iu.
flow of one of the cabins and 31111 a E N S d'
gold watch on the. table. Instantly bu; lsain S ew t“ '0
broke the glass with the butt or his! Now 011011 for baslncss first
turbine and reached in for his booty. matings. 25 W" 90‘“ discount
Don- and Kane had warned the ml- "“9" ”I” ””5 ”dv'mwmen‘
1191s at the first appearanceof Wilkeei (‘or So. 33' win and \l’nshinrton fits.
«on that there might be trouble brew-'
tag. but that the first blow must come
from the other side ‘
“Boys,' said the old cclok.‘ “you;
know the sheriff. He’s listened to.
both. sides. and “he don't; rightly know.
which is the one to take. But one
thing is certain‘lle's got to keep order
and protect human are and our plot»
em. if those fellows make a wrong
move we re got the shot-It! on our side.
Bee?” .
- T or had seen the point, with many:
Ida terings. 3‘hey had quietly prepar-
ed thcmgelre‘s for just the occasion
which the )lexlean' 3 act now gave. As
the bandit pulled his arm back with
‘ item in biahnnd a revolver cradk‘
the mosh elective way to break a
cold and cure grip. as it opens the
pores. relieving congestion. Also
_ . which
to the action they are to lake.
It is said that under no conditions
ed and high (gloss productions will be will the Poushkeepsie club iom 3"
league in which the jumps will be as
the Foughkeepsle club against Fermi
limbo}. Long Branch and Asbury Park‘
other than that they are too far away
to make it possible to pullout and
see. It is thought that at 11111 meeting
there will be something of importance
to tell about the formation {13 u \‘ew
York State Dengue in which none of
the teams will be located farther away
than 100 miles and as much less as it
is possible to make them. It is also“
felt that all the teams can be located
in New York State and near enough
{or the people to travel fromnne town
to another to see a game.“ there will be
better attendance and more interest In
the game. The directors of the New
York clubs are enthusiastic about a
league of this nature and it 111 said
will start in} cement to forni one as
soon as the meeting ii! the Atlantic
Magus has been held. Midas Mid-
diatown, Newburzh and Fannie,
we we
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140117011 PLANT MAY” coma
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it is believed that the directors ol
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first class hi‘ Is for all other days The 'long as they were last year. There the Eastern Association are just "in:
feature will be William i is no particular feeling on the part of tag" for a chance to get Jim Clarkin
mixed up» in some pro-Federal
Dengue work. and then show him the L“
note. it is rumored that Morton F.
Plant, the New. London millionaire '
make money with such heavy expen- baseball patron. will put a. handsome
ball plant into Hartford it Clukiu
should go over to the Feds in the
lstter's attempt to start a New Eng!
land Federal League—Boston Her-
lid.
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I GOLF EVENTS FOR EXPOSI‘HON.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16 ——Cbarles ,
T. Cracker. chairman of the Golf com-
mittee oi the Pahnmvl’aoiflc intern» '
tional Exposition. announced today 11‘
tentative schedule of events {or 1915.
The contents will begin on Apt-1119.
with the men's collinear championship
match m continue until the unex-
part of- iday.
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We advise
Begins Tomorrow
bargains and best service.
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OPEN AT 9:00 A. M.
early shopping for . the biggest
COURT NARRUN INSTALLS.
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During the Entenalnn. ent Boxer Flt-3
you onlocnod H1: Right Arm. 5--.- ~~~1—~ *—
Oilicera were installed and an even
1113' :1 entertainment of rare quality was
provided at the regular meeting oil
court Narruk, No. 58 Foresters ofAn1-'
slice in: night. About one hundred
members were present. Including aAT'me “PIP"I DAIP'PIIM" In Five
11qu Court. museum, of 11131
Second distflct, and Court wfestpmt
and an exceptionally fine time ans e11-1
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Mild“ Vocal and Mental also
a. three boxing bpllm and haunt!
ful Fefreshmenta delighted and pleas
ed those Ill attendance and the occa-
sion proved the most successful of its
kind.
Ten tomato or fast boxing held the
members in an enthusiastic state” and
each tighter was roundly applauded
when the bell announced cessation of
hostilities. In the first contest Pagan
dislocated his arm and was forced to
quit near the end of the last rebuild.
lino-ell was his opponent. The next.
bonl~ for three rounds. brought to
gethcr Dusan and Larson. and both
tighten went at It in great. style. the
former noting out. 3- winner on points.
The llllxhlfl was ‘-a four-round adult.
hetw cell Silk and Moriarlty. and it re-
united in a draw “Cyclone" Anderson
lefereed and M. L. Elwood and (1E.
Bennett were timekeeporl. ‘1
James DeMavia. of Westport. gave
several piano selections and the: o
were followed by vocal solo. and se-
orchestra. in repeat.
lit for a king topped the evening in
perfect fashion.
At the meeting seven newappllc»
Lions for membership were read.
GrandZDeputy McKonna. of Westport..
inatnlledtho. oilicorl. uni-toil by Part
Chief Ranger Albert Hello. of South ‘
Norwaik. The newly installed clients
are;
Put. Chief Ranger—James L. Dyer.
Chief Ranger—Percival Bennett
Sub Chief Ransom—Frank P. Roan~ -
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Financial secretary-«William Me
Cal-thy
Secretary—Albert Hall.
Treasurer—John Patchen
"Senior Woodwn‘d—Hmy Miller
Lecturer—Patrick Doyle
PLEPSANT HOUR— 1
~' LOGKWOOD'S MALL;
Paramount Features Tuesdays and
Fridays
TODAY“
“False Colours”
Great drama dealing with the crime
of self love and future
59rd; WEBER.
This chromium today only Don't
miss the chance to see it
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near, rucsoaw’ _
"a
'ipepaln" comes in contact with
USE CARBORUNDUM SHARPENING
STONES."
‘ Ladies’
Hockey Skates
Minutes All stomach Misery la 1 ,
a... 1 With Sira p Heels
“Really does" put bad stomachs in. .
.ordab-"roally dou‘ overcome Indl '
section. dyspepsia. gas. heartburn and 3
soul-nos: 111 are mlnates—that~iust
innit—makes Papa's Diapepsln the lar- .
gent soiling stomach regulator in the.
lworld. it who! you eat ferment: ln-=
‘ to stubborn. lumps. you belch gas and
turnout. sour. unofficial food and
lucid; head is (May and aches; breath
foul; tongue coated; your insides fill-
led with bile and ludigestiblo waste
-remenlber the moment “Papa's bla-
the
stomach all such distress vanishes
its truly astonishing—almost marvel-
one. and the Joy is its harmlessaess.
A large fifty-cont case of Pape' 5 Din.
pepsin will give you a hundred dol-
Iara’ worth of satisfaction or your
amulet hands you your money back.
it a worth its weight in gold to men
and woman who can’t get their atom
.aciu regulated. It belongs in your
home-should always be kept handy
in case of a. lick, sour. upset stomach
during the day or at night. It‘s the
Court Physician—4n. H. B. West.
Trustee for 3 years—Charles A. De-
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SICK, sour Milli
We have a file lineal
. Reasonable Prices
CHAS. E BOW
Miler! Ii. Morgan
Successor.
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All Coats; Elms
Dresses and liars
.11? GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
the little Shop
K. AND A 'CLAVEN,
55 NORTlrluAIN ,s'r. .
quickest, surest and most harmless
stomach doctor in the .world.
Tires Vhlcmi’zed .4
Bring your vulcanlcinz to 11111
Belt work and cheapelt prim
A full line of tires and 1111111 on
hand all the time. Wink called
for and delivered. ’ 1
Robert (11¢;ng
7 Wall St. retazc-i
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East Norwalk, Ct.
Stamford Ileatre
ram 2.11m
mum want-man Barium r
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Saturday. January. .16 th.
. . AT 8: 15 P. M.
THE MESISRS. SHUBERT PRESENT
Tile Popular Character Actor
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