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Wants!
cussineafllas. ”—TO Let,
For Sale,
Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
LASSIE‘IED Advertisements on thispage. Twenty-Five WordsorLess,25c
Three Times, 500. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
Business and
and
, (Continued from
close to the Flii‘cva-sséy
tacks on the line of trenches
ning April 20. were successf
gcs and the aviation ground a
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WANTED.
garden place, Near trolley. East '.\'or-
walk preferred. House, clo Sentinel.
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WANTED— SITUATION.
will go out by the day. Wishing and
ironing. is a good laundress. clo Senti- complete Also flue “ oodbury piano §fi____.._-
Good as new. Wilson real estate ag- I
nel office.
8.211
WANTED—SITUATION BY Mil)-
dlo aged woman ‘as cook by day, week
or month. No obection to going
country. References. 56 Connecticut
avenue. 1120 3t
WANTEDmGlRL FOR GENEltAl
house uOlk. Enquire evenings.
10.1. Bulnell,67 South Main stleet. l
2120 iii
CHAUFFEUR—Zt, “WHITE," DE-
isires position, can do all repairs on all
cars. Joseph Baila, “Lexington ave-
nue, South Nor-walk, Conn.
WANTED—~COMPETENT G IR L
for general house work. Apply Mrs.‘
F. A. VanBuren, 58 Franklin avenueuprovements, 45 Fairfield avenue. Eli-
lquire Rooskff. 47 Fairfield avenue.
. ‘ all? (it
Norwalk. a 19-3t'
WANTED—WA RELIABLE PARTY
an American, wishes position to care
for lawn. garden and can milk or care
for horse and poultry. Address, 41
(Taylor avenue, South Norwaik Conn.
I . all) (it
MISCELLANEOUS fl
N0 BONE CORSETS.
measure, assuring a perfect fit—any
one finding it difficult to find ease and
comfort, are guaranteed absolute sat-
isfaction. Mrs. Ernest Reynolds, 04
M'inileld street. 1m
SALESMAN‘S SIDE LINE—WE
require live men to push Otir polishes,
etc, as a side line on a good com-
mission. Call or write to Clark's
Supply 00.. South Norwalk, Conn.
1120 St
ALL KINDS OF LADIES' STRAW
hats cleaned and reblocked. also men's
soft hats rebleaclied and retrimmed
rwlth latest bow. Price reasonable.
John Redway, 59 Water street, corner
diavlland. 1119 lm
.PAINTING — PAPER-HANGING.
decorating. Painter's supplies; wall
paper, unto-date styles, lOWest prices.
Estimates'cheerfuiiy given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400 Alexander
:White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave. at 111m
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER.
oral contractor. Estimates given on
all kinds of contract work. Be sure
to get our estimate; We can save you
money. Phone 816-3. 26 Wood St.
AUCTION
Friday, April 23. 1915. 10 a m., at
Nyary's Hotel Yards, Connecticut and
,Taylor avenue, South Norwalk, Conn.
20 horses that have been working
* ‘bn the state road the past winter.
lThcy range in weight from 1,000 to
7 -‘_ 11,100 lost“ in pairs and singles. All
* 'are in good working condition and
are ready for immediate use.
20 horses and mains. Consigned by
Nations camera from South (Norwalk
" Nations tenuous which will be stated;
.1le of sale. :‘Ohs black male, 8 years
$113qu and curl-eye. .~
- Consignments. solicitedli'i'rial allow- :
lowed on all horses warranted" Bale
:rhin 01' shine... .- a":
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Storage
If you are seeking storage
room, inquire Of
Anubis J Smith
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WANTED—SMALL HOUSE, \vlTn‘
. East N orwalk
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WOMAN ‘
toi
}nue, East Norwalk.
Mis. l
a19 3t 1
MADE To 1'
Swartz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
feet each, steam heat and electrical
light
manufacturing, will be divided to suit
For further particulars, in-
m24 if
TO LET.
'ro LET-F'lVE ROOMS. GOOD 10-}
F. Hopp, No. 35 Cove street,
still fit
cation.
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FOR SALE—BARGAIN. SLOOP
and motor boat. L0 6'x25’ 66‘ with sails
ency, 92 Wall street, Norwalli. Phone
82 44. a2] (it
To LET—SECOND FLOOR, 6
rooms, 91 South Main street. Rent
516 Mrs. S A Youngs. 241 East ave-
a19 3t
.. 3 acres, mile trolley,
T0 LET—SIX ROOMS, 4 CROSS
__ - » BERLIN.
' FOR SALE.
ville, .\'. Y.—The 'l‘agcs Zeit
l - ial dispatch the origin of which. llowc.\'cr is. not given
saying that 20000 British and lrench troops have l)(tll
landed near EnOs, the European lurkcy , on the
FOR SALE—~03} ACCOUNT OF
purchasing automobile truck, we will
offer for sale four good work horses,
weighing froin 1,250 to 1.450 lbs.
Brewer & Malone Feed 00., Main St.,
Norwalk '” 1120 at:
LAND .AND SEA ATTACK ON THE DARDA-
NELLES EXPECTED TO OCCUR SOON.
high roads. not only (_lltl our air
tacks some slight progress. but two German
“Belgian aviators have borhardcd the arsenal at Llru-
;\pril 21. by wireless tclcgrapliy,
side of the Gulf of Saros. A heat y cannonading took
place between the Turkish batteries around Enos and
illeyar-ships 0f the Allies.
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counter—at-
we had succeeded iii \vili—
ully repulsed.
t Lissereght."
to Say-
ilng today publishes a spew
liol tli
FOR SALE—LARGE REED BABY
rairiage with hood; “cheap.' Also
antique Davenport sofa. Call morn-
ings. 16 Rowan street, East Non,
walk. . azo 31 l
llollil DlSllllSSiS !
llll EXCISE Bill
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HARTFORD, April 21.-—The Houset
today had its photograph made by
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FOR SALE—LOOK AT 'rliasa‘|
bargains. 35 acres, mile depot, $2,400.;
$2,250. 12 acres,}
block trolley. $6,500. 1'). S. Hull, South
l,street South lNorwalk. Rent $12.00..Norwalk. ago 3t flashlight and “18 members then DI'O-
Enquire F. D. Lawton, 171 South —— ...._.._..__ .. ceeded to discuss the Excise bill ill-o.
Main street. 319 31. FOR SALE—DO NOT FAlL TU viding for an increase in the fees for
TO LET—ROOMS, 41 VAN ZANT:
improve-
street. 3 rooms with part
ments, 4 Cove avenue, M. Joselovsky.
819 if
see the line Of Auburn cars before
you buy. Fours and sites. Runabouts
and touring, $1075 to 82,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One"
Maxwell runabout, good as new. 0. tion bill, as agreed upon by the Judi-c-
selling liquor at retail, The bill was
then the order of the day and oc:a-‘
sioned a long discussion. l
The amended Workmei‘s Compensa-
TO RENT—6 ROOMS, ALL [M-
P. White, rear 113 Washington St., .lary committee, was expected to reach
South Norwalk, Conn. Phonn 040..the House, but as the Clerk Of bills,
House phone 1279-2. ln24 if Mr. Blodgett, had been unable to make
'a final draft, its introduction was de-
f
TO
elevator service, suitable for
tenant.
quire The Old Well Cigar Co.
T0 LET—FROM APRIL 15TH,
improvements.
For further particulars,
the office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
East Washington street. East
walk. Partial improvements,
$12.00; also 5 room apartment
Chapel street. Norwalk.
South Main street, or
1
St. Inquire of Mrs. R. Tarlov‘.
Taylor Ave. Tel 1166-5,
To LET—5 ROOMS WITH ALL lM-
provemeuts, 85 Woodward avenue. Al-
so store, 70 North Main street. in-
quire Uiiited Grocery Co., or W. S.
8
room house, with bath and all other
02 Woodward Ave.
inquire at
m2! tf
To LET—~5 ROOM APARTMENT.
Nor—
rent
'39
inquire 64
telephone 60.
1'29 tf
T0 LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING
102
n80 tf
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' riayed. ;
LOOK. l The House agreed to amendments]
I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders. hand-
made by the Senate on the bill estabfi
lislling recopricai relations with other'
states in the practice of medicine and
Wilcox, United Bank building. is mad“ Palm?“ "Wide: tin I'Ooflnsl ml“'“'””” and “'9 bi“ 80 amended
room cottage with all improvements, plumbing and heating. 1was adpted iu concurrence.
21 Lincoln avenue. ”2 if HENRY A. HEGELEIN. l When the bill providing for a com-
“ W-“__.__ 56 Water St- Phone 1106.12 mision to revise the General Statutes
LET — TWO LOFTS 1N ' “'33 taken up in the Senate on favor-
able reports of both the Judiciary and
Appropriations committees, Senator
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District of Norwalk, as.
court. April 20, A. D., 1915.
Estate of Frank Comstock, late of
Wilton in said Distdict, deceased.
Ordered, That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court. for adjustment. at the
ure and said that such a revision in
view of the condition of the state
treasury, was unnecessary. lie point
ed out that it will cost the state $12
000, and that nobody would benefit
from it except the lawyers and the
particularly few lawyers, who would
Probate
Probate oliice in Norwalk. on the 201ll get the plums handed out after “1"
day of April. 1915.111 ltl'o'clocli fore ”“333" 9‘1"?” W" The “We"
noon; and that all persons interested could well gel along [or “‘0 3’9““
more, he said, without this rcvlSlon
and snvethe state this money at this
in said Estate may be notified there-
of, the administrator will cause this
order to be published ill a newspaper
having a circulation said District, at
least 5 days before said L’Oth dint of
April, 1915.
economy.
HENRY “y. G'REGORY [01' a revision. 31'") illfli it “Quid be 101
Judge
-ldoue in the ensuing two years, as
there had been more legislation passed'
since the last revision than at any pr-:~
vious period. The measure was adopt-
PHlLlP MAZZUCCO e, 3...... 3.... .0... term... 0....
1 North Taylor AVC- 50- NOW“ i one heard on the he atlve side.
CONTRACTOR. 8
Stone, Brick, Concrete. Plaster, Side-
Skirts
Satine Skirts in blue, green,
sand and black . . $1.00
Satin Mesnlinc in solid and
in amendments to a provision of the
,present ballot law. the chief change
l being that if an elector writes a name}
‘ of a candidate in a blank space it will
not make the ballot void.
Mr. Williams, of Dal-lea, offered an
amendment to bill 777 under which it.
is proposed to repeal section 3916,‘
walks, Cclar Digging.
. Telephone 1217-!
AUCTION
Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to a judgement of petition and
,fiection that it was not an unanimous
, whether the full committee was pres
, ecutive following.
' bers of the judiciary committee had
r members to look over the affidavits be.
time when there is so-much need oi;
Senator lsbcll spoke for the rut-as?
are, saying that there was much liecd'
51111: public benefit .to- have the .work1
The House agreed with the Senate‘
.4
members had refused to vote, three
u ere not present and that it was really
a majority report. He said he ha-i
been informed that Judge Cook had so
far forgotten the dignity of his ofiicc
las to hear a case met a telephone and
decide it also over a telephone, fining
a man live dollars‘and costs. no sale
the name Of Gilbert Peck had been
submitted to the comittee. and he 01-
f‘ered an amendment substituting that
name for Judge Cook. He moved that
the measure be made the order of the
day for Thursday at 12 O'clock.
Senator lsbell said he saw no reason
for not disposing of the resolution now
and he did not believe anything more
could develop between now and Thurs-
day to throw more light on the present
situation in this case. As to the res
report he said he could not recall
eat or riot, as it was set down that
they could get the thirteen members
of the judiciary committee to sit out
the hearings and all remain at the ex
Senator Purcell said he would with
draw the motion that it be made the
order of the day. but he wished to call
attention to the fact that it had not
been claimed that seven of the mom.
failed to vote on it, and he thought the
wisest move would be to have the mat-
ter re-commltted to allow those seven’
fore the committee.
Senator Evans spoke in favor oi
Judge (‘ook‘s appointment and said
that some Of those who had signed the
llflldavils had said that they signed
them upon misrepresentation.
Senator Bil‘e severely criticised the
lliethods of the Judiciary i-oiinniltcc
and declared that if half the tiling:
liiil about .luzlcc i‘cok were true lll
wild not deserve to be l‘ollppoiilicd
“ll. is um :I question oi’ \‘llitllClllllll’,
titular (‘uok or some Senator," lit
:.ili1l “but u enze of genius the bee
iiiili lot the post of jun ‘1-o ill 11.1m- -
dell. Judge Cook is not it fit lunn fOl
ithe oillce, while Mr. Peck is an es
lainmble gentleman and can fill the
office llonOiably, and not make that
couit the clothing house fox political
debts."
Senator chtt in answer to Senntot
tPurcell's statement as to the vote of
the committee, showed the commit
tee’s meant to be 11 present, and tilt.
ivote unanimous with no poll taken.
l Senator Tuttle spoke highly oi
IJudge Cook. but Senator W'lriton said
that where there were so many
and changeable “floral 98 sale of the Superior Court of New He-
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yen County dated April 1st 1915 iii
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which “"9 makers 0‘ electricity the charges flowing around the situation
right l7” 3°“ a surplus to their neigh- would warrant a little more careful
”on “d ‘0 PM” all electric and 9°‘V' action. The amendment substituting
EXTRA SPECIALS
A. & P. Flour aBarrcl $7.85 A
Pillsbury Flour :1 Barrel $8.25. '
Best Butter 3 Pound 33c
Purelard ” ” 111:“
THE GREAT A. it P. TEA CO.
124 Washington St. Free Delivery.
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O O O
Telephone 909.
FOR SALE
Hupmobile Runabout
inquire at
Til 9 Royal James inn
solution hauling {WK—hi Thomas judge-irie‘dho‘rbreak down the organization.
at Waterbury. and that he would oppose Governor
MASS "F RHUSWE Ellis l Upon motion of Mr: 'lvins that pal-c y
lllililllll lilll lll lllll
of Col. Roosevelt's testimony referr-
‘ing to Mr. Hughes was stricken from
(Continued From First Page. )
the record.
‘ln 1908 did you discuss legislation.
at Albany with Mr. Barnes?" asked
LMr. Bowers
conversations with Mr. Barnes re- l Yes," replied the witness. “M"
. . . . Barnes spoke with me generally on the
gardlng the gubernatorial election in subject of legislation. He mentioned
1908' These‘took‘ place m Washing- no particular bill. He said Governor
ton and possxbly m Owl” Bay, “’0"; Hughes was favoring legislation
.. COL R0089)?“ was Show" a letter. against the interests of the organism!-
I talked mm ML Barnes on the ttion, and that the Democratic orgnni~'
subject of this letter, he said. "zation was backing up the Republi-
Mr. lvlns then read the mm" and cans in defeating the legislation foato
objected to it being admitted in evl- ered by Governor Hughes. Mr. Barnes
deuce on the ground that it was im' said he and his friends had control of-- ,
material. Justice Andrews read the the party. He didn‘t say he, himselft.
letter and overruled the objection. 'was personally in control. He did any
M“ Bowers then picked "p a 'CQC‘ 'that Mr, Hughes could not take the
0nd letter, introduction of which was [control away from those in whom it.
also objected to by Mr. lvins. The ‘was invested. _
objection was also overruled. : “After my return from Africa 1 had. ‘
“1‘0“" what were ”‘9 conversations correspondence with Mr. Barnes over
‘70" 130°50‘91" you “‘1“ “'“h M": rules by the bosses. it (the correspo— _
Barnes?" asked Mr. Bowers.
nence) was also on the subject of leg»
islatioh." .
l A letter from Mr. Barnes to - Mr".
Roosevelt was produced and offered in.
Mr. Ivins interposed another objec-
tion, which was overruled.
Col. Roosevelt, answering the ques-
tion, said: “The conversations I had evidence. '
were in regard to Mr. Barnes‘ dominv _.._-.-___._______.,
ation of the party. NOW, Judge. the, ANOTHER GRASS FlRE AT
were continued in conversations. i
talked over a letter i wrote in 1900
to Senator Plait. l repeatedly refer-
red to the domination of the part}
by Senator Plait and Mr. Barnes. 1
.liscussed the righteousness of boss
BROAD RIVER.
The ’Hope Hose Company was cali-
ed out at 2:15 o'clock this afternoon
it light a grass fire on the hill back
of the Broad River schcol. A heavy?
Svl/ind‘nnl‘uoi the tire lock threatening.
rule.” "‘llll is working; close to the build-
At this mine of the spectators lug. "
laughed. and (‘01. Roosevelt chuckled A.“_.___.._..__...____‘ .
audibly. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
“i told Mr. Barnes: .1111“ prior 10‘ 'llie announcement at the engage-
niy becoming lovernor." the witness "mm of Migfi Ursula \‘anWasenen. of ‘.
'cntinucd. “lir. l’izllt l'ad asked luv Oxford, N. 1'., to William P. Fergu—
-0 come see him ill New York. lI
was l;.tv.‘el‘n the time i was elected
and the time I assumed office.
“i told Mr. Barnes several persons
at that conference were taking up the
question 01—”
Mr. lvius interrupted with an ob-
jection which was overruled.
Col. Roosevelt continued: “i told
Mr. Barnes that ~l told Mr. Plait—~—
rather 1 expressed surprise that coni-
mittees were being appointed when
the Speakei of the Assembly had not
been chosen. 1 also told Mr. Barnes 5
Mr. Platt .told me no Speaker wOuld ‘
be chosen until a man who'rwas sat-
isfactory to _the organization was
;srn_ of West Virginia, has been re-
ceived iil Norwalk with interest Miss -
VanWagenen is a niece of Mrs. W. W;
Lester. of Fairfield avenue.»anll is
socialy prominent in this city.
YOU ARE JUST As OLD AS'YOUR
SPINE. ' ' :
Even back as far as Caesar's time ‘
this saying was used. in later years.
men substituted for it, "A man's just.
as old as he feels.” _.
Taking the two, and combining the
meaning, we have the true expression. .
and Chiropractic interpretation.
and vicinity that are being sold for
._ old weighs-1,500 lbs; heavy. in ma...
:Bottoin dumperswlouido: and single j:
harness. farm: and express wagons, ‘
.5, DERFECL
IH Satin Messaline and Chiffon
Taffeta, in solid and diarige-
a‘ble colors .' .32 98
Silk Jersey Top Skirts, in
F blue, green and black
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..);viOI\ film
El... RGi lift
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We ““88 0‘ 30,11“ W 7‘0““de 0‘ 315 or transmission companies under the
vs. Charles E Curtis et als, No.10p-llpubuc Utilities Commission. which is
278, in which judgment the following intended to broaden the rights of com-
ordered to be sold at public auction to business in the State. The amendment
the highest bidder on April 24th. 1915, was ordered printed.
at three (3) oclocli in the afternoon“ A resolution appointing Williiim J.
to wit: . . ‘ 2 Lat-kin. Jr., judge at Waterbury, want.
All that certain tract or parcel .9! Juli) thQn'HQllW- but there who an un-
M9,. situated in the Town or NOr-' favorable report on the nine of Leo
walk on‘.“Tho Green" so tailed, bouncy Davis. go]: judgp at Noriilalli“
ed- and describe as follows: The Senate gdopteil resolutions all
Northely by. land of The First Copy 90mm Jopnli. Barnes. judge, and H.
. “gregatlonal Church '0'!" 'SOciety'; East- H pen“, deputy jndge at Norwich
erly by' Park street; Southeri‘y by l..n' connection with‘ the resolution
. land “_ol the llcii-s‘ 'o'i‘ environs or snmn- “med by. tile House; inl‘nlné 1W1!“-
oi B. s' ‘Bi‘s‘sci, alid‘ Westerly by lanai M- 3901‘ judge at Hamdefi. Schiller
of iodine D. TriStriim, containing- two 13119“ said. that there was consider-
(2) rods, more or 1958, and with a able. ”Nation on the part of one
.. dwelling house sun other bulidihgi womanl who had grievances IRWIN
thereone. ' A"lungs" Cook. ofseveral yenrs' standing,
, Tel-ind of Said ears but whdse damsel while offering much
A deposit of 10 per cent of the pur- to the contihllleé (if a scandalous
chase price will be ‘re'qiiired filedué'nature’ “plated the Committee very
time Of the sale, and the balance with- little, “a not much of the evidence
in one {wells .3 j‘,“>‘f,‘lli . presented had any relation to, Judge
For. further terms and particulars Cook. . l:
. apply to Thomas C; Balcom,- Commit
tee and no 0. Gregory, Attorney. .
described tract or parcel of land was! DIN“ already organised and (101113‘
'trict ‘to maintain a kindergarten for
Senator Purcell opposed the tavern
Peck's name was, lost on a viva voce
vote, and the Cook resolution was
adopted in concurrence
By a rising vote, 12 to 'f the Son
late adopted an amendment changing
the law concerning unlawful employ
ment of children by raising the age
from 12 to 16 years "
Other bills; adopted were thesei4
Authorizing any town or s’choOl dis
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ch‘lldrefn "Or é; Etii're'e nonmalignant;
Greenwich to bongo-lie: Se'vvwege ‘dis-
po'sal 'wo‘rks; providing that taxation-
of water powei developed in the slate
and used Outside shall be assesSed in
the town in _ifl'l‘ich i *is‘ derived giv-
ing‘ authority _i‘_o_i: tide of schoojs for
public or cducati‘onal‘p‘urrres or for
political meetings when schools are
.1191 in session. prohibiting the billing
ijmOre than five Wild hares or rab-
hits a day and 35 in a season, ex-
cepting Belgian and German hares. -
Before the House adourned. Mr.
Hyde announced that afternoon ses-
alone would begin today.
in the Senate a favorable report
~‘ any man should say whom i should
able report 811311118 that he was inform was received On the resolution nam-
' TRANSPORTATION co.
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:- Michael Lubraiio Vi,-
‘ oouonmoR.
Intimates cheerfully furnished
0- 8 Wood 51.. no. Normals.
Charles _J. Murray, in Butler Hos-
pital, PrOvidence, R. 1., and Mrs. Rob-
lleal Estate owners’lliccliui‘i
There will be a meeting of real es-
PHONE 15“.
V itate owners at the first district in the art Master are visiting at the home '
Town Assembly Hall on Wall Street, of Charles W Murray, on Quintard
Thursday evening, April 22nd, at 8 Place.
o'clock for the purpose of hearing ro- Alico Elizabeth daughter of Mrs.
ed that the committees report on log Patrick J. MahOne judge of We-
000k was not unanimous. but that four terbury. and unfavorable on a If:
port of committee and effecting a per- Daniel Torpy, of 12 Bynes Place, 'l
manent organization. Everybody inter- will be married this afternoon at 5: 80
ested in taxation should attend this o'clock in the St _’vaa rectory to
meeting and become a member Rudolph S tnudinger. of Rowaytoli.
" . JOHN T prunes Rev T. J; Finn. pastor of the church,
'Tempomy‘ Wm lwill perform the ceremony.
li..l.yllge Stcaill lining ‘81 Cleaning Co.
. BRIDGEPORT. ---‘
Formerly known as Bridgeport. Steam Dyeing 1 Cleaning Co.
_ ellk Dresses. Gloves. Blankets and Lace curtains Cleaned.
I
Tot-pileup mil. H. when. limo. . 293 am. at. Bridgeport
found._ Mr. Barnes replied Mr. Plat!
was right_even after 1' said that such
government was bound to lead to
rotteness.
had told me so. had decided upon at
Superintendent Of Public Works who i
was satisfactory. and that. Senatorl
'Piatt had congratulated mé upon got-
ting such a good. man." .
halving} objected because no name;
was being given for the Super-latch
dent Of’Pnblic Works .. -
Mr. Bowers said. "I don't vlant Mr.-
lvlns to act this way. He is trying toil
interrupt the continuity of this testi-
molly." ‘ ,
“I can’t. stop this witneSs' continu
ity,." replied Mr. lvins. » . 1
The crewd in the courtroom roaredi
man was Francis Hendricks, of Syra
case. I told Mr. Barnes 'i didnt intend
appOint "
As the Colonel said this his
squared and he pounded upon
judge‘s bench. He continued:
“Mr Barnes said in reply that Ben-
the
'51 told Mr. Barnes Senator Plait1 '
E BARTHOL p (3
iau ‘
MAN'S JUST AS OLD AS HIS SPINB
ALLOWS HlM T0 FEEL. '
srasrmnn
o3 Meadow synced sooth
'CANDY
with laughter. - . , .. and l, '
_“Well, Col Roosevelt went on, the , 'FRUIT -,
so. Nonwallt .'
bros ltosluh.
Painlecs Chiropractor
walrus, ~ -»
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GOOD HEALTHFUL DRIN“
DEKLYN‘S ~fT ’
ice Cream I
‘A Nice Assortment Of
Free Delivery.
S. M. DAHER & C0
Railroad Ave and Clnyfils,
Every drink served at on
‘ Barnes he had my sympattios.
dountaiii is healthful in every 1
gredient. We use only the has
fruit syrups. Our chOcolate is 15
coming faulOus. Have you t
it? _DeKlyn’s ice cream serv
at the fountain or in boxes
take home. Try our son
convince yourself that it is til
best in town.
ator Platt was right and the leader
of an Organization must have com-
plete control of it.
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same as they always were. I told Mr.
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