“”3 r‘flmWW‘mm
is rig; aha pay realise t evenito-
the are” film sir-narcissism
113213,. mooning, mom tripods: rov’bng
l” and more elective conquests than
jibe-en! stuns. if she spends her f‘sai-
WAY, JULY 14, 1915 miss land”’in developng he: natur-
§il..rasoomes, spreading enlightenment
and intensifying her national entru—
fslie will and the surest way to he: eul-
/ om ALMANAC son
somehow. ‘
W fidefl‘fis'fim; 12154 p. m, vaiion.
rises 112311“ 735. 7
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YELLOWONE HOLD-UPS
The only wonder aboutdfieilowstone
Park hold-ups is that there are not
more of them. it is certainly at tempt-
ing field for any enterprising bandit.
Through the Park pours a continuous
stream or tender-feet, all with money
in theln pockets. and all guaranteed to
be without means of soifdeiense own;
tag to the tact that the. government.
takes away their gunshotoro they are
- allowed to enter the reservation. More
:cNRRAnzNB'LMT CHANCE lover. the place is on wild and untre—
en. Victoriano iBinsteramo Car.-
” G 1tluented, even near the main traveled
new is anything else than a pompousi , . .
hid fool. be now has a chance to prove roads, that it 3 easy for ‘ robber ‘0
‘ get away.
tl.‘ More. than once he has throwni
away a chance: to restore peace and The soldiers on duty 33 park police
liars Mexico. He has done it by petty iare, ol.’ course, always for from the
one jealous quarrels with his subordin~p°int chosen for a hold-up. and, and
Vw’m»auociates'in the ,evoimmmlsometlmes are not notified for hours
Vrnovement, and by tacuess and ar- tatterward.
mt behavior toward the Unitedl The ”din“? park visitor can't hell!
I "and other foreign nations.
sumo seam; Tsu—
PHQNE CALLS. .
mini Rooms-92.
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Branch aides—arses.
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Filbllsbor’s madame—89°.
_-—-—
.wondering why the drivers 01' the bus.
sea and coaches are" not permitted to
carry arms to protect their passeng-
-hi last. «lie is once more in posa
lo 5 of the Mexican capital the era. 13 it the idea or the authorities
l n '
Vow Carranza has another opportun- .
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. th t a no alone 01 -u l a d
{it Mexican port and the railroad a n ca 1 h d p S ‘goo
“ a thing, because it advertises the park
my ' them, and has the strongest. .
.1 . ‘ 1' and adds an attractive bit of “wild
loll2sudyithe most browse Of any - , '
a 1 ‘ west" color for the benefit of adventur-
e leaders. He could maiie peace t t ri ts" , '
- _ o e r s .
gnléklyhyofierlng to muciligte his any as as e n on a
W
” .1 could obtain the moral sup-l ‘7 ,. w , ,
wadiiiilr government and public byl Nearly 20-000 former inmates of 3115'
tlsll relormatories have joined the Brid
‘ self a hisaninded patriot , 1
3 him tish army “since the waralarted. and...
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’ ‘ in olli out and practical ruler.‘
”127111111111: and hold the supreme almost without exception hallo made
to rill Mexico, «bulwarked by the U. useful and» honorable, “my“ ‘When
‘ l the powerful Latin-American 3“enemles M 309191)” ”mill-50 readily;
lilo could save his distractediyw the defense of soviety, it must be§
’ W “from utter ruin. rescue h indmitted either that theydwere not!
. ~,, ”mm starvation andgwiu downfall"! bad after all, or that in
"$0”; . «powerful reformativb‘tehduwy‘ln such
;1 that he needs to
It melt intelligent and tolerant—merit
- ”bully and olllciaiiy a‘ patriotic gentle
plan.
is that too much to expect of this
ginormous, obstinate old man?
“ Or will Carranza seize his last
: ohince. rise to his opportunity and
"date ‘_liis .unliappy country?
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; GH‘I‘NEBE “SALVATlON.”
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5 {gg‘fidhlllaptiflz Mali? 02:: 23:13:11 idual and natldnal prosperity as it does
a, “a” “y “ ' ' now.” Elmer H. Youngman, Editor at
, ) hit rate, is the faith 0? m““°“’3'°f.the Bankers Magazine.
‘ I mdnese. If our people all work hard
’ ”like «best prooi yet offered of the save more money the United States
. . new spirit of China is its' “national could 500“ become the world s banker.
.1 1- oalvotion fund." According to an Adler-"151hat 1,“ “‘9 ”mm“ °’ ”1° Banker“
., . . , ._ . agazme and other authorities on fl-
'_ ibsn correspondent who has been stu- nance. ‘
flying the ‘Fflr Eastern Bllualioll all? Me“ if the European ‘Wflf spamny
“refill-and, this fund, started last closgs it will leave in its tiaaln :1. kvast‘
. A ring; is still growing slowly but 31"" on Of debt to he prov ad or, so
poorly. The settlement or the con-f?“ ”mm," PM“ and Bern“ w‘"
, ave on their hands all they can han~
versymn Japanese terms has made-me for a good while to come. The U.‘
' k-dii’ferenco. China yielded, but S should be in a position to take its
it“ :11ng“ ahead preparing for a time place as lnternatitmai purveyor of cap-
11.» ‘~ perhaps. she will “in? t t
J0 yield. She is pat-lent, and can is mus no
' . goalies. — ..
do is to show»: ._
(bridge abross the Tiber at Rome is
llhe longest reinforced concrete arch
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in the world.
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TALK8 ON THRlFT.
National; Economy.
"Perhaps theronneverywas a time in
the" history cube United iStates'when
the utmost possible stimulation or the
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The iandnow amounts to mo ‘
$00,000; This is a small amount”
incline the vast sums. requiredbpe'an
aye tori-nationali undertakings. Val financing already oomi
’ portance lies in the‘tact that‘
thanrebmbbnoo Chinese have oonu
" , to it; The gifts are>made byiwe mus
'sll classes and occupations, l
y ‘
och "as one hundred dollars
beta an American workman. .
hitor.,year,‘it is expected, that 1
‘ . Eventuall
gpntlnueto grow! “ {laccount orthogonal-city
used to «build; _orts, arson produclhgvsectlonshlbt’ ‘ .,
'ttloships,» iron. works, strategic ' "dowuto an “arise
etc.——alltiie panoply of mod
re.’ ‘ ~ ' ‘
, , '~ .. ~ 'm “mafia produced, upon 11 ‘ilrnited acreage
“5.1m” that by ‘t “Milne people tram dial-ration:
‘5 ‘9‘“ ”Puma?“ “Wt“ 3also: saving were practised
_. 11th b??? lit
ty of our population.
ih‘ad “been brought
r
tin-n militaism in working nmmion- ,
or has a ‘het price for the cotton she confiscated tiona if, ml.
‘5‘“ it Vanuatu @119th thmilkfi’nllan‘mhister,
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Timings spanbl 328 teat the'new
‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ i930“ other. 30 “if “3 “‘9 grain WW“ cuts as well. The Carranza agency in tiliery lire becomes desultoryl
'savlng habit meant so much to lndlv‘éi
be forgotten that we
hall require a- large amountoi motley
1to finance our own enterprises which
re than hitherto have been'accuttomed» to so
abrdad'for loans. To meetthis demand,
to take btick our securities tram Eur- ' ‘ . _ .
d 'to 1 provide-tor the interactions. istun: is that of 'prOhlbitloni. Democratic
lie/tons asa‘
result of the war, and which is bound
to come in an ever-increasing volume.
t bring. about a promptand
material addition to the savingrcapacli
.piose to whom two dollarsi The idea thatriprevailed in ’ljiurope
[previous to this disastrous war was to
‘use everythinn'that waslavai’lable and
to throw away nothing that could be
usedto greater smalls advantage. On
1 landdn. the
re tanning
solenoe. with tho? rgsuit? that is these
times of strolls there the be ‘ enough
1’10 .
it, this as. '
{no ‘1’ 1. Imfiliwnl‘ 3“
. , 3.
, ’eecsrc Gnarls—-
, Inimitable Entomb-Pm to Wild Serm
”11.51”“ m W150
1: House mains—comm: norm.
a Olives; Gelaypmm nine weeks; 'olssi‘eli‘osdu. r111:
In season. man-seam Hat: Cold cow mtgpgoymn
M Halt fiatiedMfloI new Potatoes, W «is -
'mvmlazwngriunss-W as ‘ closings-1’ :
in m -
m... fl _ “7‘. .4 ;,
Dim
limos a ivlgorous protest to
England against the use or them 0!
,the United States to mislead German
{enemies warm it is true that the usf
These featherweight suits
will tickle you, the lightest,
the flag of this country. The State town t l y l 1 like an; rthed
iDepartment 1will not. however. submit .. .= ,
. imitation oi \Pompaiillnot anoint it!
lto Great Britain any protest against .
. 12.000 houses is intact and not a
the alleged misuse of the malls. both. _
'bocause it has been impossible to dls~1d°m of those thatiremaln partly er~
act are repairable. The ancient pride
Silk Shirts, $3.50 to $5.00.
Union sleeveless underwear,
50c up. ‘
With this equipment you can
. 1'
smile at the freaks of the 1cover proof of any serious violation a!
mercury. ' lprlvste mail and because this country 0: Handel‘s, it it ever r lses from its
a . ruins. must be entirely rebuilt from
. lfound it necessary, during the Spanish. the found tiens 0t th i 0 I! all
Rogers & Stevens lWar, to adopt somewhat drastic meas-‘ a ' e am as '
. ,um in the handling of foreign mall. Whig: m“ wee“ “5° 3““ “mm“ ‘
- “ ‘ . ‘ \ 5senl anceiof resistance there remains:
. n l .,2 ' , .
South Norwalk. Norwalk. There have been numerous stotenm to nothing but o si is little tower stand;
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:tn the press that a mall protest would .
3“, be .Iowmedlto i d on, but unless 1an out against thesky like-o, gigantic
wssalwrcs atrial.l '
'(lFrom Our Regular Correspondent)
there are radical and unexpected dsv-- ,.
dogma“: in this regard no such pro or the walls) remaining is a button!
test will be submitted ”th remnant on the side of the
P mil t 1M ‘ l.te entlon i“Gd‘lild Place." Only here and there is
‘ f ° "‘ “i‘ “ 'V - it possible by close inspection‘to dis-
: Certain cm” 12:)?“ 0‘ “1e P'°““"eovsr any traces of the details or its
out. predict interv ion in Mexico late dormer architectural beauty.
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19:9” “mun“: «the Southern ‘0: "wlli have been pasgtled and they do
.0 5mm” ‘ 1‘3““... ’iflowe“ 0 o be e w b" ossib ion or;
the West. the latter?! timely “fillflreygotavolde‘lnu'll'vazlllo‘ilflgome I; thim {Grand Place" while contemplating
by MT- Bryan. forms. combination. “'lidmit that they would New“ for pol- .tlle agonizing “Halter,” today the only
the approaching Congress and seek Willi-.111 reasons, to politpone intervention living creatures that remain are two
“”3113“? iwmiuén'fll a“ will?” llntil the approach of the presidential “Winches to the debris at that
On arms and ammunition for the oiled election, as they ”we“ me Aurel-loan homes in the Bus defl‘horohut. No one
nations of Europe. The cotton' grolvers‘pwme would not consent to swap hor- know what they live on and the Bri-
are gravely. “mum“ “0" without nos in the middle” or stream. All re ”5h soldiers 1",!" been unable to can.
reason—at the course of Great Britain ports from "Mexico."however. lndlcntoztum. them. ~
in holding up all cargoes ot cottonttbe direst conditions; with pillage and} ThMead silence that has lotion
consigned to (lumpy. 1“. ll! true that "‘mflng mmmxrfihimmm through
England pays the consignee ”19 m" the unfortunate land. These condi-
so illit‘ only by the “Era idol-maul guns {fl
numerals representeoil’operinghs. and
enjoy a cup or tea at the cats. on the
‘shell that stirs up the ruins, by the
ring over the town at
potions-{donation _ 1|wa! gm“. it the United States llridiextco city ma‘niscmns
“103116 he were Wt English ““1 “9‘" such ability is to Win confidence and'closa ‘b
marl buyers tree to (30139919 “8am“ admiration; but by tile Red Cross ag- ‘oppressl
lens are concerned: they are greatly Washington has intimated that
'bonedting by the war and the prices Red Cross is disposed to exaggerate
of their products are materially en~ wounding“,
~harmed. ‘But the fear is expressed that served to ”on” district of and‘resont-
;thoy will be so for misled bwallllsrh them toward the 0.3.131.“st rather]
3.1. Bryan that they will join in a social- than disbelief in mean“; Cross.
led peace movement which would. in} . , Huorio'o 1.qu
effect. hallo the regult‘vol aligning the{ The simplicity of Victorians-linens mlttent as night falls. and then comes
agricultural State‘s‘oi the South and in assuming that hé‘ would be “saffron the trenches the surprising eon-
.W‘ 38m“ “w mm?“ 8m“ ored by this Administration/with oi ‘
the ML 01. course ”1°” 9”“ 9’ “alanine leniency as has been shown“, TIMOTHY." With the lemmmll
,3“ embargo would ‘39 disastrous wk" Villa and Carranza is regarded as in- ,01 a piano that the Tommios'dus 0N"
:to such small measure oi prosperity 'dicatlva or extreme guueleuneag on "of the ruins and requisitioned‘tor eve
ham“ ”mm" “WWW“ “‘1 ‘°‘ W the part owls ex~President oi Mex ‘
ltllo machine guns become more inter-J
ico,'ning diversion;
1 ‘ to t . l y , ,
or and hopes of the Democrat pary A” it is true that this Administration} The dual destruction of Ypros tol- [What the details were or
ldlitlziirereiilfizfiarll? szizm‘igrsz‘: has lent every parable encouragement llowed the attack with whyxlating-
the allied belligerents alone which are to both Villa and Carranza. permitting fess. It is a common better in Belgium’
18 the maintenanceoof their juntas in that the wiping out .of the town was
businesa dcpression and that were
23;: $233,133: m?§::their respective revolutionmdlut neith-
ditlona would 'prevall. it may, of or Carranza. nor Villa hid committed
course. be arguedtltatit is mercenary lgzimt‘gzmgm
illifiil’dihiiitli 11111.: 1.... 1 1...... mom. 1. or .. 1;. 1......-
practlcal to realize that. without war 1“?“ decreed that President Elbert/anus 9t ammunition required “tofl‘Bdllée
‘orders the fathers or families would“Wt"‘h-‘n"“,"""~the meme"? “F“ "°.‘h°'9‘“°° *0 a “011° hull-”and “1801“!
"be walking the streets was” {or leave Mexiéo. To accomplish'his end xmilltary importancegofitho town is its
work and women and children would ”3° President caused I the‘landlng “PM“? to» th‘l'h‘ltm I‘ront. CW9"
be starving bocauae natural providers ““9"“. hops 3‘“ Vera ”“2 9“ ”mama” ““315 that went wide of any
1could not find employment. ' , ”Wm“ {procuring} ”m“ “’5 ”‘8
rm prohibition odious. . ,.““".“H“‘-“9“"”, 111111 ”9°“ “it“
Another, problemwhich.lugs‘tiiyst‘ll'i‘llillzlVim.1 terrible consequences to the M8”
the heads otmlnd it tho adulthood“? ”mix “‘ ‘
* ' ‘ ' once to the man
Ahd it was theheightroi lolly foreiJ
,presidentfiuerta to imagine that Mrr‘pected :to send mm: omen
Wilson Would‘tolera'te‘his return to'alori's‘the roadie ’oW‘mll'es
~4Mexlco now. , ' ‘ 1‘ ‘
WATCH rewrite". nucleation. ,lull tuitllo-‘éent
wn‘anrroao. Joly] items com-‘louslv E-th ‘
liquorintere'sts which vis'soivalliabie, misaion‘er, Everett J-gstursee'ilostpowmna of {them in”. .dii‘lcflt i
especially: lung‘s .peoiluiarvaay.’ toothellnten‘d‘ to divulge any statistics.giveniansiemilofld- limit)! ‘Vground .wtrer
Demoollatlc party-'1‘ disapprove‘flit'mm WNJOM’L Dméi‘éwhen’lhe'19W3mlh‘fl‘ilq “9'39“?
would beta torieitft‘hswsilpporb of theLWBllndeTand L083 0011113113319 ”it. ”+19%“ '3
rah people aniline gprohlblloaists recently. examined the ' '
indignant ‘thedand. 1The-VAnti-isaloon ”histamine!!! Th
League; basipledgo ltseii- to $180,135;
1
Ethan 'a hundred thousand: or dismal
failures“ were spent on . ,Ypres. _. fl‘hous'q
s true, but inchedl-iands more, were used during tholvg’as
date. of Mn, Wiiao attack alongfthc route 1mm Ypres toi-
rnea by which the Allies“ w ev-e '
politicians dominion-.1111. passage
byboih houses or Congressor a dras-
tic prohibition law fol-tile Districtiof
Columbia. Should such-11’2nl‘easure be
passed .rit-‘would'pllt the President in -
s. sedious dilemma. .’l‘0,fapprove "it .
would be toiorfeit that‘support or the
I
" lonbrsraid today they may . _
aldor .eyldenoeln. court shall theylcoln-
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upcomniissloner is not
i Malawi“ '0
longer raised in“ protest. The only part
, . in the autumn. They expect that by '
Thoullrttul,"iolillatiors of both part-l ' -- . ‘ There-wore 1°1°°°>PWN° here ““911 ‘ ~ . ,
{that time the dimcu'ltiea with Germany weeks 830 and it was still possible to ..
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here is broken only by the occasional -
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WHIW‘fium‘T and ”(thistle plot to assassinate King Ferd-
gun “"9 om. ‘ ° traumas inandhps been disclosed in the court-
Y ‘0 the south- TM silence isAmllrtai trial of seven persons accused
‘8 toward “Wk “he“ the ”Lot complicity in the bomb outrage at
. ‘the fiotla'Casiiio on Februar 1,3. The
the! 'Protei‘ted by the ruins. one may ap— accused described themselveys LSatan-
preach IO‘ClOBE to the first “m "'m’ists." this being the title of the anar-
but this intimation has set a vivid aurioaulor impression “chistic growtow’hicb they belong and:
:vhat is going on 11'1"“): :Fnfig“ Tlhz‘which, under'tlle leadership of a man
”Eng 9“" 9““3’7 ° ° " “:t named Anastasoif. was cancel-fled in :1
intervals of the .pagdaanpangapang' 0‘ conspiracy to assassinate the king 2
_ » .. . radio the midst ohm oillcial ball and
trust of retrain: to 11 ion we . to .. t
e g y resultedln the-death of four promin-
‘mng w" “mm” mm “m “1““ Washington and ‘Nengork and nlldw-Za premeditated revenge for the tailored
ing them to raise funds to carry 011:0! the effort to occupy it. Shells ill-i , -- . ,
'te‘nded for the British llnesol-jlortns‘ . 1‘1
batteries in the l‘eal' might easily stray ',
liable sin, the refusal lb into the town,fbut; they say. the aim ’
t or Woodrow Wilsonfor the Germans in goodbnouzhuot to '
structure. it is’ estimated that more ,
Al ,
e ope” ens germinated, '
it ch rise fours“
Your whole Summer Outfit can'be secured, ready-
to-weor at a snail outlay.
WASH DRESSES.
For house or beach ,wear, made of figuredcrepe in a
coolest, most comfortable in! a neutral flag, to deceive an enemy. ‘ ‘
wunits ou‘h ' no t ‘ ' t ‘ " - - " ’
yourszlf have Her framed insets: 112:: fiefilifififimél YP . Barium June 24 Auntie." I variety Of pretty styl:s. value $300 eaCh """ 81'98 0:.
Palm Beach in tans at $6 to "flue m ”ham ”with” or in’ pop {of The associated. Press»?- (1 SUMMER DRESS“; f ‘l ’3.
$10. lmtlinflfmfifll “3” 1:33: {rho 1m tenacious inhabitants or Yp— ‘ 0f English “imitative and rice Cloth. in every 0:0
Blue serge, quarter-lined; $10 u t. or mtho 1m :1 1;": country ,9, were dressed from the“. “M". color and‘color combination, full ilaoe skirts; value $5.00 0:.
to $20. ams’uouenuta in an ml“) 313mm“ mew ground refugees ‘nd}_fl,‘en by rom‘ each Jun-summon.“ ..... ............... $3.98 .8.
C001 grey Breezweave Suits, ‘39 to Alnerlcan Cltm‘WhQ ml! ‘mfifihfm‘elv;tg$céa£gzgttz WASH Slam. , 1 .z.
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Made of crepe; linen, ratinc, in the newest effects,
very stylish and dressy skirts ; value $3.00 each $1.98
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901“”, Bularhfiuly ‘ li.‘-'-'An‘ altar»
ovacchio offered to buy the drinklfie
had-his pocketbook in the pocket or
his shirt. During the drinking Viovac-
chio claimed that either Nazzanio or
Concordiagtdok the pocketbook out of
his pocket to pay the bartender tor the
drinks. The “check" was twenty
cents. Later the pocketbook was re-
turned to Viovacchlom The party had
a few more drinks. but the expense
was defrayed by Glavaccllio's friends.
When Viovacchio reached his home
he opened his pocketbook and instead
of finding therein the sum of $39.80 as
he figured he ought to have, the purse
held a ten dollar bill andithree one dol-
lar certificates. Vidvacchio claimed
that when he went into the cafe he
had forty dollars in ‘the pocketbook
and when he found that about twenty-
seven dollars were missed he conclud
ed that he had been robbed by either
Nazzanio or Concordia. ‘
Viovacchio went to Grand Juror
- Maiden, in Ridgelield, and made a com-
; lplai‘nt oi Viovacchio they denied the
Charging theft, were sworn out against
. bazzanioand Concordia and they were
‘ arrested. When they found that they
‘3 were charged with theft on the com-
‘ , 7 ' plaintvof 'Giovacchio they denied the
fpresent’troubleohegan, the Structural chargegand retained Judge Samuel A.
Alton workers auditiownentera or: Davis and-Attorney William u. come.
ganizations'both‘claiminslto’ g , «unsavory, to defend them.
-1i wasastatoid definitely by member - Justice Louis L. Valden heard the
men rester‘dav‘thatWormhole!” cases in the {Ridgelieid Justice 'Court
prompt settlement»!!! the“tl‘tillbl61«fln‘ Monday. Judge Dalila appeared for
111111111 men at york-tor soother part floocordlo-and Attorney Cable for .\'a7.~
oftiieplant under. otmslructlon would”ws7a“nio;i_ Grand Juror Valden presecut-
t. d. " ‘9- ed.‘ - '
m ‘80.
I The :Eebruary‘bomb‘outrage occur-
ent young» people and the injury or;
many others. .Th‘oseldlled' included the ‘1
minister of wsr,‘ond'a daughter or a:
tormer war'ministor. - ' .‘
the plot
against the mayhem; not been made
public; ‘ ‘
‘ lilo told his story to the
. 7 on said that he invited his
friends intozwthe Branchville care to
link and that his pocketbook.
. forty dollars when he anter~
_ falcon; fi'He told of one or his
staking a purse out of his pock—
' ' forms-drinks and ' that, alter
rile casino found that the
‘ooo.iomediatoxoceol,_ ' ‘
still-day; would) be theorists“
‘ cilywasz shaken con-
' an examination by .
L twill! lie-accused made .
n no discharge .1 the prisoners.
'nted‘v the motion”
Norwalk Chronicler