i . .
3 Li ’1 N ORWALK law and humanity without driving'ns
NC! 5ENTINEL {to a concrete act of defense. I! 50,
AND A. L. GOLDEN,' “1-72 and good! ' We do nor want our
1 with Germany.
Germany may» wait until our ships
M~
“inhuman BY
JAldFS GOLDEN
W ‘‘‘‘‘ ~ m-W
flNESDAY, March ‘4» 1917 immoral. may return to law and rea-
I; ' iflV—«fln " _ :50“.
LAWRE ALMANAC FOR: Or she may talk-e me first shot we
‘ TOQAORROW . I{ire in selfidefense as an act of war,
,‘tide'azsg a. in; 3:25 p. m. . u _ M“ .. ewar‘muo 1
rises 6:02: sets 6:01. 1““ Nov 0 was. , . MAY-
:S __.__._~. I in any (“(189, we cannot do otherwise
.NING SENTINEL TELE- than on‘ are doing. The provocation
PHONE CALLS funnies fl'mflérmuny, the issue rests
“rial gnoms—qz. lwllh Germany, the penalty for furth-
nous 1 “29"93- .. ». ‘ > .. .- ‘
it: ,Eranch Office—1388. l“ Ofi‘llsfm'mt be PM by Germany.
2 Residence—awn.
“Editor‘s Residence-~752-4 l THE AUTOMOBILE POLICEMAN
accustomed to the
lites: Manager‘S' Residencc- We have grown
”13-12. l“bicyclc cop," the “motorcycle cop"
Jfand the mounted policeman. Berkc‘
lley, 0111., has a new one, Every no
gand ‘thcn. gccing that we ire in dead
state food (.‘Olllllllt‘hltlll ol' lndi-'.
has been advising the public to lictnnan in Berkeley now has an auto-
gfio’ck one ‘Ilr‘al son. . of waste—tho mobile to use on “is heat.
S " ,, ' ‘ ' I ‘ ”he‘s ii own
saying of too lam-lull 1301 .1. in, ct iood‘ The policeman fullllc l s 1
the l‘llJlC lie Hilda tli .2 "flit: c-cou— machine. The city pays for gasollnc.
' eaten and much of the food «laborum-tol experimentation that “RCMP“ ”‘9
Ilt:t,tll4t‘1"»t,~ ti.. in '-.i|'l».‘t"j.'til11l'~"ll i-r, is muppl-d to meet more emerged
{amines titre "helping," is madta to lit
the
aim than formerly. in all minor con
el’ appotltc, and the waste on as persons arrested are taken to jail
plate is minimised. .Slill. he Sllgflflslfi in tho pollccmall‘a own car. The sys-
fionx this line. Many families, prv- seams in bi,- satisfactory in ovary
.. bly,‘gre not “well-lt-gulatcd," and way.
‘ \Vliilo lllt‘ well-known corllcr police.
man. making his rounds on his own
two feel, has probably not outliVed
his usefulness by a good deal. we may
e'Btlll prevails to a groin t-xltsiit
old idea of hoapilulity which con;
ted lnplllug plates high with food
1' Wiesel of the hoods or t-i‘uisumiug
hw’lers oi the eaters.
Ehrope, as thi- t‘nlnull'm‘sillllt‘l‘ re-
IlO-Vl'l’lllt’lt‘55 E’Xpt‘t'l to find the auto-
‘mobllc policeman gaining popularity in
many localities noon.
”MW”...
ks. this soil at uziiuo him beeni
away with; Restaurants aru rag-i
and tho l’ood til-2y servo tariclly.
.. thtl in kind and quantity. Food‘ ..,
oral! and general scarcity make Ianl- Chicago Tribune laments the sense
M l of tli'pl‘l‘SfilOll and l'ulilily" which
36'
Taking up an ancient theme, the
,havc sunk atlmcddliiig U-boat‘or two.1
CHICAGO‘S BAY OF NAPLES ' ‘
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an 54 ill in n,
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(Continued From First P‘age)
} Thou juror.)- tool; the oath, until
‘the indictments against 'Slattery until
i Wclch, charging them with murder inl
athc first degree in the killfig of Na- V
{than Garon Were read. It was charged .
,in the indictments that Goran wool
trim: in the abdomen on Nov. 2, 1916,;
i and died on November 27. I
The examination of the jurors wan
conducted by State's Attorney Iiomcr
:S. Cummings who will be assisted in
,lhe trial of the case by Prosecuting .
{Attorney A. L. Lolal'vy. For the ac-l
surged the examination 0! the jurors -
was conducted by Attorney William?
H. Comley, Jr., who is counsel for Slat- l
' tery. Attorney James A. inn” is'
icounscl for \l'elch‘ and Attorney Henry i
Grecnstein represents Cavanaugh. l
Cavanaugh was not placed on trial butt
was in the prisoners‘ dcll. !
The counsel formalin accusod ill his 1
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examination 01 the tulcamen asked:
leach one whethér it it were proven‘.
‘thal. the accused men were drunk it‘
would prejudice their minds so that
'ilie liritlnh army of the 'l‘lgriS, G
'i'iiwcl bimbo], and driving the Tar
‘ llaadad, tho ranted city of “1" Arab
Welt-it‘s mother, gal-bed in mourn-l 0f the Dead Sea, thirty ratios from J
(mural Mal‘tlt', mow! the site of the
its butorr tilin, Punt lllt‘lll lll'Sl ililo
iali Nights. Ellvtl :ili'n llll;~'ll("l UIMII
tiusalem.
.
Jamal: A. Muir, counsel for Welch.
made a motion that the two accused
.be coniused against ‘tllo other. Judge
that evidence against (mo man might
Judge
thn case, John St. Davenport, 8], re-
lircd hanlwarc'mcrchant of Statutord,
who said he was not ill favor of the
liquor traffic, was excused by Slat-
Ilhc r‘hlll'i‘..‘ll‘l‘ (if the charges and the
circumstances Nlllllt‘l'lt‘t‘. with them
were similar and that nclthcr arc-sod
‘man would be prejudiced by being
tried with the other. The three cotlut‘rl
contained in tho indictments were as
follow: First, the murder of Nathan
Gal-on; second, an attempt to rob Na-
‘lllan Guron; and third, an attempt to
rob Mrs. Caron.
l 'l‘lic selection of twelve men to
compose the jury was finished at 4:30
planlvr, wag? excurod by Welch’s
lawyer. alter the talcsman had admit-
ted in l‘cply to‘a question that. he
would 'bc diapered to consider the ac-
curmti by Slatlory'a colln‘acl.
Aunllinr Monroe tarnler who has
had the honor of being town f‘C‘ll-
stable thrust upon him sovemi tilnoa
but had not accepted. was hauls 8.;
' Brat-dairy, 53 years old. He had 'soen‘
only the nmvapapcrboadlincs in the
(use, and had no preludlcc against,
o'clock, and the court adjourned at capital punishment if the ““1ma
4:45 o‘clock until this morning when was: sumclenl. H3 was accepted “f
the state will present its evidence Juror 10. l
against, the “cc““d' ' l Arthur Waldron. carpenter and,
but with (iii'tinl‘il \l‘cl'r John 1’. llaly,
‘Wcslport; Charles F. iipt‘uccr. Dan-
bury; Linus S. Fairtlhlld, varied;
Floyd B. Bougltton, Georgetown; Ed~
Ridtf‘elicld; Edward S. Iligolow, Urccllf
wicli; John C. Lolldell, (llrvcnfivld Hill;
William H. Brinsmadtl. Trumbull;
George F. Austin. Dalllllury; Edward
A'kln, Stamford; ll:"ll“t" Willow, Nor-
walk; Edward Frantic». ‘lluntington:
Ward S. Palmer, Nul'u’alk; John W.
Olmstead, Norwalk.
Mp—
BillilliililllllDSlN
madman
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'1‘0Moitnow AT THE
Boston Store
A Daycf Big Savings. Every
ll em Means a Sure Savingr
Spring Waist Sale
A COUNT OF OVER 7001WA15TS
A l'clzlarkablc collection of the best Styles and dulntiest models.
, . l. , . .
Mam the present sale by far thug filf‘dlt‘bl we have ever attempted
VOILE AND NOVELTY WAISTS
Thry are wonderful values, good stylus, lino material, as dainty
as can be.
98¢
TUB SILK WAISTS
An exceptional offering, new models of fine quality. various col-
ol'ud stripes. ‘ ’
v
(‘liarminu effects, trimmed with law and tlnbroidvriw, all the de-
OVER TWO HUNDRED SILK AND VELOUR SPORT
‘ , SKIRTS
“Right up to tho minute in atylv and qualiy.
.. ‘ , .. . , . ~. . , . - illon work and bo conl‘uucd aginst the other. “TV-5 counsel w d S R b' ‘ q) . J l
l much :avmg may i... ti’fttttd l(lll filt‘lllldlts lilltstlgl . -. 1 ‘ . . ar . 0 much, Dal tn, om M. / ‘
m , ,llwd dLlllr‘] llllb motion, holding that, Junics Knapp of Greenwich, oyster Worth. Barton; Edwin S. 0’“th $4.99. $5.93. $6.50. $7.50
Women’s and Misses’dN‘ ew Spring
Suits
Smart styles in the moist dt‘slrublv colors and materials, novelty
belts. new shape cuffs and smart pockets, ill the unrest Eliot-ts.
' . $14.98. $2150 $29.50
Women’s Dresses
Spcclnl poplin dross, ill an asutrtuwnl of shape, shaded, fancy
sq»
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omit: Waste in luv u ‘ ‘ ('2 {00d will!“ 0” am] .0 q month bead . ”10y could not try the male fairly and; "(“3" “*0 TIEI'IF. “no Fulerrd and at... pom-scum m the lllrm‘ 'l‘l"‘l“ " '”
mplIuIli'flflt" 0,_.},,.,,-,.1..: m rumour-tints. , in his car tho policeman carries a impartially. this line of questioning [be] Hues-inns, as shown by tho arrow, {01 10“.”: ”“1 old caravan m”, mom ll $1.98
. “Over—large Wl‘tions an.) tau-red, fir» (-thllg‘lllSllPl‘. a fll‘Sl'liitl kit and mg liken to indicate that intoxication (3min, which Alcxandcr lllt‘ “it'll! u :wd‘, and llt‘liluti. from “page W CREPE DE CHENE AND GEORGETTE CREPE
. 1 . . u. . - ~ . 2“ would rc ' x e . lit-Nth ushvd the 'l‘ut‘li?‘ west. in lb u u! ‘itll iil' - n: , ‘- . ‘ '
more (Olll‘lt'i‘b‘ are ordered than can hi all (may—DP.» ladder. 1“ the pc Nd fig“ my” 6 fensc. l MP“ , -w‘ . . ' . .y ‘ “‘4' “_’.‘.._‘ 1") ““1“ ”N 51191. WAISTS
. Relatives avTrtal . ~. It ‘tled by l H mm“. bus pass ml Mom-l hillill and tr; WEB." the shores
1m . fl'hfi= ‘l’r‘.
1y prepared is slim-d \t-ith tilt: fork, adoption of llllh‘ system. the Chief oiling, sat (lerCtly behind her son. while 9‘54"” 1 .. ‘ y H--. N _ - . , . w ‘F Sim! shades in new spring styles.
spoiled for “rum. m. and is return-L lltlllt'p says it was mum! .to make ill: Slattci-y'u Sister occupied useal behind scl. Gcnrgm “y Shorwoud bu W“ t‘state l 1 I? €14“le $2.98. $3.98. $4.98 i
ed ’10 the kitchen and llw aar’tact‘ can. work of ”to individual policeman min 1 l her brother. _ PSlattc-ry and ‘Welch More Arc Excused ,‘dcalcr of this “my. wits hot-claw] 3.; ‘ 3
[his is 31104:! warm, lllt’hz'llfiilbli' and morn. clicctivc. llc covers more lullwml'MIdN‘i “Oi 31“”? l“ three counts "’ Although he statwl that his scru-Cluror 12. i o
useless." . llgi- pom; girls. to a definite shot quick- ‘ 3mm”- mt?” ”‘9 “‘3’“ 0' ”“3”” plea against capital paul‘hmmt would, Examined amt Excuced separate Sklrts
.mg the lurllnen illegan. Attorney not deter him from doing his duty in Other “MFG“ who “we examined if:
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embroidered culls and collars, and bolts. Tho new box ploatetl'ellccls
_ . $6.98
ALL SILK MESSALINE, TAFFETA AN'D COMBINA-
TION DRESSES
:Strilte elders to‘ulaltoi Effect Next
Saturday :flaz'e‘ .Beell Island
ii..o~.‘......—..l
no iri‘tsul in the managmllvm of their, . ‘ I
7: r ‘1)le ”0““‘3 “V" r “1‘ ”mm" ““03““ all, Many A" Excuned builder of Norwalk, Bald ho preferred
. . . . .
“n a “ -. m; 'lic’looks eastward through the 5910““ One "I thoflrsl ”195,139" examined not to cervixon’the jury. , Ho'Wifll‘
mills United bu , . » {in the afternoon snssion was Edwin C. excused by igtm‘tgfipq “tom“. i;
V ' V} oueioanysuchcom' ‘~ . i, ‘ ‘ ‘ f _. v 1,. Mn ,.
“8M 3“ c 1' will and contt-nlltlalus its marl-pd and’lbygflgl‘atgryjngollzxutel “:1er will: Bum“?! J' Keelcr. 28' “real 93'3‘0,0f\"l;1\cv f18¥lll§l‘cl‘iitax‘bl‘itlicl'llhohghrti;
‘ ‘ ' brokcr of horwalltrstuted that he no Nmmd cmploycs mm“ new today
“
cs—
llt‘ki, fortunately,
"lhal ohaturi-s the view of Lake Michi-
o,
t.
a
11:9“ s
.,...
ion. Let; us how \\'t' llcvcr whall.
untitled shore.
it); sensitive man or woman must
pang of guilt and realm-5c, nev-
“ nt‘tlie night of any land he.-
98 with a wand. she could not grant a
listed. under any cil‘Clllltslailccs,
le‘f'lltl out bosidc tho canal of
o‘who 233806 it" "R1" of Naples, every day revealing l0
‘ l .
NATIONAL SELF-RESPECT [its citizclrs a spectacle of beauty
no substitute [in beauty in
ugly facts. and Chicago. an ugly fat,-
neglects its heritage of beauty."
it's a charactoriutic American in-
(11.812, alter yours at opprcs-‘
insult. With our ships sail-
med. ready to resist all? hostile.
our sell-respect is' restored.’
tr
a‘rexrcady to take the conse- nation.
,3 the Unitell‘Slalca endowed by
eloncé more a;,~:erting our in." with their own “Bay of lbulcs"~cit-
fills and sovereignty, micelles with wonderful l‘eSOlll‘Lt. if beau-
1nd tiling our right to stand as 13' which, instead of utilizing and ap-
ong the world‘s greatest prcciatiug, they neglect and ruin?
more vindlcotllig the "Thorn, is no substitute for beauty in
audrprotecling the safety of a world of ugly facts." And so many
' citic‘s whose citizens profess a love
citizens, once more insist- ‘ '
seas of the world M free for beauty are content to remain, lllce
Chicago, “ugly facts."
le‘and goods as we insist
nature
ole“ matter. There can be shechan, former- lieutenant-governor
attire correctness of our of New York, died today, at his home
il gal“ position. here.
in 'merchantrnen‘witb-
Judo. fund sink ships and
«None
deadlocked in the political struggle to
select a Democratic candidate for the
' .
in,“ themes 1511 31mm ered'l‘he deadlock.- wavhrbken :by the_
. “ " . ‘ iagreement to choose‘ Pames -A.“O’Gor-
l
a».
dun—-
smut ":l»
. l
When the state legislature became
inf Grct‘nwlch “m excused by the llevod in ontorclnr. the law as it. was..
u” “ fairy godmother," “y" me court “ft" he had “”053” himself but. did not approve of capital punish’ t-.‘.(t‘ with tho lei-at chairmen at the
'l‘rlhunc. “would touch a barren spot as opposed to capital punishment. Ed- menl. lie was excused by the State. “mum. .
t
ward S. Hawley, a farmer of Hunting-
ton, admitted that lto had served all
"loans Let: Him Out
William F. Mandcvllle, 7-2. of Dan-
l" the infliction or a dt‘lllll penalty in was one of the grand jury. that indict-
nlul‘dcr cases and the staid excused ed the accused. ’
him. ' «By agreement of counsel George ll.
‘Atorney Cum-
9
had served on a Common Pleas coiil‘t‘ relationship to State‘r
jury, had had btlslncas relations with things, both being members of m
.Mr, Cummings and had a prejudice somefamlly. i
.agalust the use of intoxicating li~: “Judge" John OiRomke' itllOtllt‘l‘.
:manufacturor of overalls of New Can-‘ her of ialesmcn began to run low,
lann, said that “if!“ ll:- factdllsgi “’1: said that he had read aboutl the tcant:
'“00‘159‘1 mlg‘t‘ "0‘ 9°“ ' in all the oapcrs, "knew t e a ran ;
.mighi infer that they had committed!whore 'thc crime is alleged to ‘ have
murder. The State “sous.“ Elm. _ beerl‘ committed but. could notrgllzitle
Ninth Jul“ "9“" the building. “l havorend eve us,
i Dwight M. Burr was the ninth juror about the case," middle. wommusti
selected. H? 53“] that he “‘3‘“ m' be a voraclou‘.4 reader," remarked
that m Monroe?! and 11:: 'fiélg'fggnbi‘éztmato‘s Attorney Cummings; He was
le§'in two tour or cos . ‘ excused by the state.
elected constable of Monroe mayorall ~Géta Extra Panel
itimes but had never takenthe oath of Sheriff 'Simeon Pease hitd mean-
'°mC°‘ He had 1‘“ prejudice against ; white'ueut out a‘ hurry cantor addi-
he had stalled that he would not-
feel like sending'a' boy {to Kile-chair
while he ultimatum; gums my: re~
tired dry-goods {merchant pot Bridge-
port“ was excused byéi’Welchisr lawyer
otter ballad admittedfthhtrhéihad been
a member or they.
the case and had no prejudice against
capital nunishment, but the Biotech-
lected'to him and he was excused.
William Hallam, 74, of the East
Side, it '~ moulder by trades, said this
health'was good and douldn’t remem-
ber when he had h‘éen sick. “I con-
Jury ‘thutzconflcted
cam! indium . “3“" cm * max-was'oxcu‘téd WWW” 'er at
proven'n still] «Holland ‘WDO ’, 8381“th ‘terheihad‘smmfl {hall}! :
hominid“ M: i -
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proud "to hug
‘bacn issued and the! organized em~
presidents of the four: bllotherhoods to:
M- Wm “11““; M . , ‘ ..
kl ha , cording diploma on
from Washington for a final confer
:2.
ill caster-n tcl‘ritory before
~ 'l'c‘"~”*“*‘m"a of tho National
Conference Committed of the rail-
t..llurTUw t- prurient thali- do
2'4“; ”4;. I
Value $15.00. Special ........ . ......... $10.50
Women’s and Misses’ New Spring
Strike orders to taktl effect in the
cast on Saturday nlght already have
ploycr await directions to bc issucd
roads, will meet here tonight. Thr
managers maintain that there cannot
be. any cmnpromise at this time pend-
lng‘n decision by the Supreme Court
on the Adamson. law. There is no
uuuncoment. of the maulls of Thurs~
day's meeting. ,
A statement. issued by the chiefs
of the railroad brolliet'lioods before
leaving Washington ltlst might do»
trounced as absurd “all insinuations
lo the effect that transportation om-
pluses are not loyal citizens because
of their attempt, aunts time to secure
from their employers ntllobenefits con-
mutilated by the law. And said that
thexrailroad men, had given to Presi-
I-dcli‘ Wilson assurance. of their wilr‘
linguess and intention to support the
country should war he declared?
l
Brass-hares
‘more all Americans hold up, which would mulch their livt‘s and. Wolcli's counscl excuscd'nobel‘t W. Canilcld, former probation om?” of. here after 'I‘hurs:d:l:.":ll confcl'cncc.
(is, as they hold them up ill‘ Shaun-ale their thoughts. Them in Post, a, paper manufacturer of Wehl- this (3513’ and a frequent attendant at The managers“ committee, which is . . .
a world of lmrl. filter P031 Md 3W9“ that, he court trials..was slammed because of nandling tho, situation for tho ma. Buy your Brassmres Just as carefully as you buy your cor-
sets. They are designed to fitin the same manner that a cor-
set is designed to fit. The Brassiere shapes and supports
the upper part of the figure, giving correct contour and poise
where the corsethas no effect. -
kuOW‘illat it is a serious matter. “1““ for a cmmcmflmc Ameflican “lb-qulom (‘ Rocku oil 70 a retired-wen known figure 18:0“; mill :31: l:'lllé;: [$312 “(Lilli lglrtfszlctlllc r3350“ -A variety Of styles to select from. Round and v‘neCks' em-
.. z . rctlere n' i‘uron .. . 'v. . , V . w lewv cn‘ o -' ‘r Ell. son - ' - .
limit llllll) mm a hook“. “110 19.3 ca wartime. any “no“ prior to an an. brordery and lame yokes and lace edging. Also reinforced un-
derarms 25¢ 10 $1.50
The “Shapely Duplex Brassiere" is 'made with the lacings.
from the underarm to waist line, so that it is adjustable
able and conforms with the outline of any figure .. 59¢
We carry all sizes frotlfi‘gyto 46 in the “H & W,”
Shapely, Bien Jolie and Warner’s.
J. I. MALLETTE
l...
.. a,
.vaf' 36?.“ $63" :17
‘ ‘ - lrcautv than tho lake I I
, . , . .- . , ri 'atlon. poollle a greal’cr , . . e , . lo , mum” ‘ w, :
be time or uorld “ltlt ill.“ ‘ r d which washes in against ”11' long 122:! “2:31:13: "1:; £33410: 9. Stam- bury was casino? byh tho courtkuficll‘ “mum, an?!“ Plight-hour day. It Was 9 to
re accustomed to wasting 00 _ ‘ ., . . . he had stat . ‘ at c was s (. ant ”rum all 110 custom N‘Dl‘cuonm. ‘g
‘soemlnl: stingy. Now -we shore of a (‘lly ncglol-trul of it. filord murder cane whore a colored boy not able to 5" through a. trial because m“ Would follow in” “mm,“ M ”w ’ Oats 9
' l ‘ ’t l MW mu" ”WW” ““0““ 1’“ “ ““9” 0f 61““ WM implicatcd. Welclrs counsel ob‘ of heart trouble Dennis Kcllv 43 of Rum“ “WNW”? mild yesterday at. i‘?
. . I 0 rub“ i, . ‘ - , l. W - ' . I l .2 Li ‘ . ‘ - ._. 4 , . . . , \‘J
0 Stop “MUM l 1 ““3qu glorificd between lakc and prairit‘, 1%th to him and he “a" excused. Brldgemrt was likewise excused by “Luigi-1350: 23:01:? still? lilnt‘limlglii‘ ,4; in models that are distinctiwly attractive, new materials and ii"
I { n I‘ 10“} I. ‘ ' ' ‘ -u l) ~b ‘ _ i Q ‘ . _ '.' , Cl
Minroopect out how ll l mellolm M. Donnelly was not {amiable the court when ho admitted that he rozati which to am“, ”Mr ”WNW ill new colors, surprimng values.
mantis.”
CHICAGO, March Side—Six vice.
railroad i employed are‘ here, today .
awaiting orders” tromj‘lhelr superior
officers in the: enshwtlilch will dd-
!naml upon the result hi «the confefv .
once in New York tomorrow between,
what Conclusion?“ retichéd
New ,Yol'lr conference ton-Thursday,”
in “the
l
‘H lEdWard Lynch, of Aiken‘atreet, waging debut! “warm ' m " " ‘ -
, _ ., , . , 7 _ , , . . “We .
Willows - lino drunk. harem-u. with u.“ «W. » whauoefi'w dormant
~ -- ‘~~ lug helium-moon a, comet”, mrildc’i'miih unwise-m: mi
.9 M
H use Dresses ‘ _
'A diversity of Styles iii-“freon new Spring models that
‘are. always welcomod'lllvith enthusiasm. They fire made at .
checks, ‘ctripes and ‘twd’étenes.
fought England and when . . f i t ‘catlu liquors was taken tigecminmy it hasn’t been :11 ‘ .
' ‘ ‘ _ ' «‘ RMER NEW YORK LIEUT. GOV. the use 0 n 0’“ 8‘ -_ , .,-.tion31 talesmen.‘ A recess, ‘ M . . 7 i , will: our» . . ‘ _
the Barbary plrates. F° - DEAD - my 1.. Bassett. as. married. a W- and maexammmr proceeded. Frank: it; titan» ,rtailroftu nolulpanigs. said. :88 Washington St. South ‘Norwalk.
mtufipf Germany's S‘m'i‘ --- . ier 0‘ Bethe" “m that he'dldn't- read ‘I). Bell. treasurer 01339183 35’0““. mentfl‘ofel‘l‘il: huesgofflfihfiucithfgi I
was “piracy“ simpli‘ NEW YORK, March 1l.—Wllliam F. the newspapers. knew Homing “b0“ puny was excused by the state after pan-0.0,. Wm. should Jere“, 0,“. deg - .
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