“7 our ensue time. unable to give bond or
35,000 ior alleged attempt to influence
‘ government witnesses. ‘
All at . the some. many or
Whom were accompanied by relatives,
- took the verdict calmly and there was
no demonstration 01 any sort.
Those found guilty are:
Donn M. Roberts. mayor of Terre
Manta and aspirant tor the Democrat-
ic nomination for governor.
Eli 'H. lRedman, declared elected
vlgo clroultjudge bydcpn votes."
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Elmore m Talbott. controller of.
Terre IHaule, until his resignation be-f
cause or the trial here.
sundries Walsh, county sealer of
_ «weights and measures and treasurer
' obi campaign funds.
lug
the board or public works.
‘weights and measures and a member'
= or the state legislature in 1911.
George Ehrenhardt, member of the
s.‘ ’ «board of public works. e
, Edward R. Driscoll, secretary oi the
Vigo County "Democratic committee. .5
' man. i i 5
Charles 'Houghton, assistant custo’
than of the city hall. ‘
Lewis Nunley, assistant city ell-,3
gineer. . p ‘
steph O’M‘ara, street commissionr
‘ 0T.
v‘Willlam S. Crockett, superintendent
city crematory.
Richard Knuckey, cemetery clerk,
and Roberts’ messenger. V
Alexander Acre], alias Steel, inspect,-
or of street pavement.
Arthur Gillie, undertaker, Progres-
sive election ofllclal.
John E. Green. merchant.
William Doyle. gambler.
Pearley McKay, gambler.
George Severn. gambler.
Timothy (Bull) Conway,
'pugilist, bartender.
'Andrew O‘Brien. bartender.
Joseph Strauss, liquor salesman.
"William P. O'Donnell, saloonkeeper.
l Eighty-nine others have pleaded
guilty. '
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SPARK SETS FIRE T0 AUTOING
' ' WOMAN‘S HAT.
«Granny Woman Seriously Injured in
Unusual Accident.
GRANBY, April 6.—-Attractcd by the
smell or smoke as he and his wife
were riding in an automobile on the
Tarih’ville road, Edgar Case looked up
and saw flames bursting from Mrs.
Case’s hat. IHe stopped the our quick-
-'ly.zgot the hat off and smothered the
dire with a shawl. but not until after
the tire had spread to the scalp. caus-
, .Ang her great pain. ,
It is supposed that the unusual ac-
cident was caused by a spark from the
t“? 5 “smokestnck of F. 13. Lockwood's saw
X mill near Granby Station. Mr. Case
.‘tookdhls wife to the ofllCe of Dr. C. M.
._ Wooster and it was found that the fire
had burned deep into the flesh. Mrs.
Case's condition is serious, but not
, dangerous.
THREE COLORED FIARVERS
' Aunt Lindy had brought around
‘hor'thrcc grand-children for her
g. " imistrcsu to see. The. throw Y““ dark-
" «vies in calico smnr‘“ “lid: equirm-r
'_ raging in line while i. -;.ly proudly sur-
, Ve’yed them.
' “What are their names. Lindy?”
' her mistress asked.
‘ “Day‘s name' after ilotvers, mu'am.
9“" ‘ Ah name' em. Dc bllzlzcs‘ ome‘s name’
' Gladiola. De nox one, she name'
‘_ Heliotrope."
‘ tress said. "What is the littlest one
" named?"
, "She's nnm' Artuhiicial. ma'am."——-
v National Monthly.
3?
More In His Line.
\"Do you think I will make n play
"lg-er?" asked a sluggish applicant for
, football.
~ "Witheooncb. "You are slow enough In
ignoring."
insult-sum ,
‘ Al Sill-$12.50 & $13.50 '
. EWithvsavlngs of 35 tom on‘each.‘
.‘Seeo’ur‘ Smavtlsn’rinc Clothes!
1 .S’pring's‘ Newest Things for“ Med”
mew Fabrics, New Colorsyhiew' Pat:
turtle, New Styles and Good. 131!»
Nelsen—the " best that ~econ ‘ube
bought. , smart. snappy, Attractive
Clothing that will‘delight any man."
T And every one of them remarkng;
his values at $10, “mend C’Wi’
’ .'ctornlérl. Nudist-lent
__ , “ nub sootwsaa.
vane! Belugas, 25 714.: Main at,
:d
Dennis Shea. sherii! of Vlgo county. a played with Norfolk in the Virginia
,be the left fielder.
“*‘Harry :8. Montromery. president of;
John M. Massellnk, city inspector oi!| Federals, while Buser, who was with
ldown second base. Lang, who played
Thomas C. Smith. city Judge. i
Hilton R. Edmund, son of Eli Red‘jthlrd. Baker, himself. will pitch, he
a few days the president will name
an advisory committee each from the 1‘
“These are very pretty," her mis- .
"Ypu may make a chess player." said .
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MKEI; (:PICKSWTEMI
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To Play Mel-walks" at Cauti- m
Noun CW. ..
Milton H. Baker. or New York City.
who is seem the-imbued» an
mtern association team for thia.clty
and whofl'vhs an option on the South
outset-armor. mun according to
Manager John Sanders. of the trolley
company until the middle of th meonth
came to this city today and anounc- :
ed a new lineup for his team to play
against ‘Knorr's Norwaik's' at the
South-street grounds next Sunday. Ba.-
ker stated today that the game which
was to have been played Sunday it
weather permitted,
Schultse, who played with Provi-
dence will play the right lleld posi-
tion, Baker announced. LeClalre, who
league. will be in center field, and
llealy, who was with Kansas City will
(First base will be held down by
Conway, who was with the Brooklyn
the Buffalo iinternationals will held
last year. with Asbury Park in the
Atlantic League, is slated for short!
stop, and Gillespie, the baby or the
Atlantic leagwue. who. played with
Paterson last season may be seen on
announced, and Pheian, who was with
Denver, will catch him.—Danbury
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Manager “Gus" Knorr said this
morning do'llnlte arrangements for the
above game wilt'be completed this at-
ternoon.
SENATORS SWAMP PHILLIES
Harper and Johnson Tsks Turns at
Shutting Them Out.
WASHINGTON, April 6.~—Washing—
ton blanked the Phillies in an exhibi-
tion game here this afternou, score
4 to 0, Washington scored two runs
each oil' Alexander and Mayer by time-
ly hitting llarper, who started in the
'box for Washington. allowed one hit
and tanned seven of the visitors in
live innings. Walter Johnson made his
first appearance before a home crowd
this season when he relieved Harper.
The Phillies were helpless betore
Johnson's great speed and got only
three hits. all on suiterance.
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ASSOCIATION TO CONTROL TELE-I
PHONE 00. ATHLETICS.
Practically All of Falrlleld County in-
cluded in ‘Bridileport District.
W. W. Knight is the president of
the Bridgeport district Telephone Ath-
letic assOclatlou which was organized
on Saturday night, E. S. Marsh is the
vice-president and Maurice H. Nutting
is the secretary and treasurer. Within
" .mrws athletic events in the m
{port districts Melanesia is»
tend from museum. landlord; Wat;
'he will go to any 0! the earlier hall
Bridgeport, South .N’orwalk. Stanliord.i
I “W
is organisation will have control
of all the Telephone Company’s em-
gue willxhe‘ mulledwithteamsut-
erbury and New Haven.
BOSTON MEN WIN THEM ALL
Russell, Rhodes and Blake Advance
tin Court Tennis,
BOSTON, April 6.——The three open-
ing matches oi the national cops-t ten-
nis championship tournament at the
Tennis and Racquet Club today were
taken by members or the local club.
The feature match was that between
Edgar Scott of the Philadelphia Rec-
quet Club and D. ‘P. Rhodes of this
city. The later tookpthe ilrst two sets
with easevand was in a fair way to
get the third when Mr. Scott got in
some effective strokes and won, 6 to 6.
The same thing hapened in the fourth
set, the -Boston player being close to
a win only to have his opponent pull
it out, in the deci lng set, however,
Mr. Scott was beaten easily.
NEW YORK BOXING NOTES.
Cortes and Fisher Are Victors.
Andy Cortez shaded Jimmy Bren-
uan in ten rounds at the Broadway
Sporting Club yesterday alternon. Joe
Fisher had a bit the {better of Jimmy
O’Neil in a like number. ,
Burke Feels Lanpford's Fist.
Willie Langiord knocked out Willie,
Burke in the fourth round at the Van;
derbllt A, C. last night.
Glover Stops Willie Ahesrn. ..
At the Military A. C. in'BrookIyn
last night Billy Gioter stoped Willie
Ahearn in the seventh round. Ahearn
substituted {or litalian Joe Cans.
PRESIDENT GETS SEASON PASS.
w‘isHINGmN. April d—Presiden‘
Wilson will receive a season pass to.
morrow from the otilcers of the Wash-
ington ball club to the American Les-
gue games in this city and a request
that he attend the opening game her
with New,York on April it. Secretary
Tumulty received his pass today.
Owing to the fact that the Tresideut
considers himself still in’ mourning for
Mrs. Wilson it is thought unlikely that
games.
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MITCHELL TRIMC BANKS.
in the Red ‘Msn's pool tournament,
last evening in the hall oil West Wash-
ington street, Clarence Banks, rated
at 80, was defeated by "Gene" Mit-
chell, who was rated at 50. The score
was 75.60. Tonight a new slate is to
be made for the coming tournament.E
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CE'NTINEL WANT ADS
are performing services for hundreds
of Norwailrers every day. Are you
using them?
”all“,
Builds Hair and We Prove It By
Hundreds of Testimonial;
lt-ssrer fails to produce-the haired
mite; it enliven: and lawma-
tha hair glands and tissues of the
scalp. vomiting in a continuous and
increasing growth or the hair. Let-
ters oi praise are continually coming
in immr‘nmly‘ali parts otths country
stating that Mildredina Hair Remedy
has renewed thegrowth of hair in
cases that were considered absolutely
hopeless. A lady from Chicago
writes: “After a short trial. my 118“
stopped falling, and i now have a
lovely head of hair over one and a
halt yards long.”
Mildredina Hair Remedy stimulates
the scalp, makes it healthy and keeps
it so. It is the greatest scalp invig-
orator known. it is a wholesome
medicine for both the hair and the
scalp. Even a small bottle of it will
put “more genuine life in your hair
than a dozen bottles or any other hair
tonic ever made. it shows results
from the very start.
Now on sale at every drug store
and toilet store in the land. 600. and
31.00. .
Mlldredina flair Remedy is the only
certain destroyer oi the dandrul! ml-
crobe, which is the cause of 98 per
cent. of hair troubles. These perni.
clous. persistent'and destructiv'e little
devils thrive on the ordinary hail ton-
ics. For sale at Pialsted’e Drug Store.
—-’Adv.
FIRST DOSE ENDS INDIGEBTION,
HEARTBURN, OR CA8 0N
STOMACH.
The question as to how long you
are going to eontlnue a suiierer from
indigestion. dyspepsia or outer-order
stomach is merely a matter of how
soon you begin taking Tonoline 'l‘sbs.
People with weak stomachs should
take Touoline Tablets Occasionally,
and there will . be no more indiges-
tion, no reeling like a lump of lead in
the stomach," no heartburn, sour ris-
ings. gas on stomach, or belching ~oi
undigested ‘tood, headaches. dizziness
or“ sick stomach; and besides. what
you set will not ferment and poison
your breath with nauseous odors, All
these symptoms resulting from a
sour,~out~oi—order stomach and dys-
pepsia are generally relieved live min-
utes after taking Tonollne Tablets.
Co. to your druggist and set a 81
box of Tonollns Tablets and you
will always go to the table with a
hearty appetite, and what you eat will
taste good, because your stomach and
intestines will b", clean and trash. and
you will know~tbere are-not going to
be any more had nights and miserable
days tor. you, Tonolina tabs freshen
you and make you feel like life is
worth living.
Tonollne 'l‘snleis cost 81.00 for a 50
days' treatment. At drugglsts or
mailed by American Proprietary 00..
Boston. Mass. For sale at Pleisted‘s
Drug Store—Adv.
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Alteration? Prices thrOugh the
Alteration .:Period. ‘
. The general discomfort and inconvenience that pervades any household when alter-
ations are being made, when carpenters and plasterers arrive, with their disorderly
methods, out of which order emanates at last, are appreciated by all women who keep
house. But the average home difficulties are multiplied a hundred per cent. by the opera—
tlons in this store. The only thing to encourage is the outlook ahead. We look forward
to the end, a.few months away when there will be the most complete, and pleasaniest
Woman’s Shop in Connecticut. In the meantime, we have to offer many attracticve
things, especially furnishings for the honle,-spccially low. We ' '
Two: Ardahamj‘ Rugs, size 9x12.
A copy oi-a’n Antique Gillies: design, old
blue in the groundwork, and the field of the
rug covered with an infinite number of small
Chinese figures and characters. Very artis-
‘ tic, very pleasing, - or living room,
9523.00 $28.00
1% FR gilDimiiie Rugs for Collage Rooms.
and brown. An ideal cmnbiuaiion for libr
is
Copy of a Kazak Rug, latch-hooks and
geometric figures in bronze, tau, olive green
ary
Woven of clean cotton strips, in pink, blue, and tan with white, very neat and prac-
ti-c-fitcombinations, and many of them with if floral border across either end.
‘ 24 x 36 75 “6- ,flilllllillsirliiiiiiliiifii‘5‘ 30 x 60 31-50
27 x 54 $1.25 W ' l 36 x 72 $2.25
No prettier or more appropriate rug could be found for summer sleeping
\md they can go into the washtub and be made fresh as new. '
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“infirm Store, first floor.
EnameledLWarefafshori line to close out.
Stippled blue outside. white lined.
were 45c for
Pic Plates were 15c for lac Preserve Kettles
Wash Basins 25c for 20¢ ,‘ 35c for
Covered Kettles 60c for 48c Saul-opens 40c for
mangle 1"“ ‘ 70c for 56¢ 45‘: for
”1313 i 556 for 44¢ Teapots '5c for
Also there are Watcr'Pails, Strainers, Spoons, Dippers, and other necessary
at similar prices. Too good an oportunity to be ignored.
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