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FRIDAY, KAY _1_L‘19‘17.
, Rttiiiiiilloi
unit 0080 million it
nationalistic saint
ay Will Be Named When
All Men Between 21 and
30 Must Appear at Usual
Polling Places in Their
FINAL iiiiuuMiuSfiEfi‘ffi 0F count
“if” WEDNESDAYBIREETSWHRK Hui
Senate Rejects Bill Prohibit-3
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Daily Calendar in Courts
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Each Case .
studee t'urtis in the superior court
ll eiinvsday handed down a judgment
m “not of the Algier Shoe. Manufac-
turing coinpany of Brooklyn to recov-
t'l' $715.60 front 1.. Spelke & Son, of
Siaiiit‘orii. who were sued on ladies'
shoes purchased, the. defendanttl
claiming that the goods were not mer-
it-limtatile and that they were not al
lowed discounts which had been
lawn-d on. Judge Curtis held that at
ltoiiiey‘s fees ot‘ $le/.70 were not ex—
|(Zt‘:5nl\t‘ and hero due Attorney Geo.
P. Powell of Stamford. in his suit
against Martha .i. Stootlioff. the 80‘
year—old dressuiaker. for services in
pi‘evt-nlitig u conservator being an»
pointid over her affairs.
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on STATE tutti
Will Try Compensation
Cases Next Week in Four;
Cities of State
Next Week Compensation Commie
sioner E. 'i‘. Buckingham will cover
three cities in this county and one in
Hartford county in his “tour on cir-
cuit" to try compensation cases.
P‘aii‘field county is,the busiest district
in the. state as far as compensation
cases is concerned. thousands of cases-:
arising in this section each year andi
being: either adjuted settled or triedi
To Try in Stamford.
sun all
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“What Could a Gentleman
Do?” Cleverly ,Presented
at the Assembly Hall
Last Evening
On Monday morning at 10:30 at;
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“REHESTRA IN '- ’Stamibrd the commissioner will take
‘ . ‘ltestimony in the case of Hatzeas,
against the Yale and 'i‘mvne Mann-i
At 11 o'clock he
L0ver 300 Friends of ‘ the
Class Enjoy the Prod'u-c-
ii’acturina company.
twill hear the case of Szlindarit
against the Stamford Rolling Mills.
company, for continuance of compon»:
Isatiori.'atid at 12 o'clock he will listen1
' to evidence in the case of Menctovitzi
fair Tonight and Saturday
AlliiS 0PEN 0ifENSiiE
MONG- 00E
HUNDRED Mitt
. ' fil0Ni IN MACEDON
-..M — —— flwm—WJ
illiifli’i’iifl DEAD
' '- AT HIS DESK
Mark W. Stevens ‘ Seized
‘With Fatal Attack at His
Marble Cutting Works
Seized with a sudden and fatal at-
tack of heart failure. Mark W." Stov-
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{General Sarrail’s Artilloi3
‘ Roaring Day and Ni ,
But‘ No Intimation ls G!
on as to Where MainA
i tempt to Advance Will,
1: Made.
luau than
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. . , “ '1 against Richards and company in‘fms. the well-known marble Kind grant
Women T0“ “S 0f LESS than 20,000 ' ITAIJAN MISSIHN “0“ l which tin, ,laiinant. seeks dunner-‘30 (fungi-i. of M811: stregt. drolplpgd, ,
- i . . 2‘1 -- b" " es. s mornng, it out :‘il5 - .
_____ Population .i Icompensation for alle u dim um I Deadlock Continues I‘
o’clock, as he was standing before his'
attire desk writing. Mr. Stevens was - ~_ ‘_
‘anieng Norwalk‘s most populir citi‘ France! WIth Helm!
‘rens. having been owner of the M. W.
4 M‘At 2 o‘clock the case ot‘ Michael
Followjng the usual custom ol. theiluaueryagalnst the Stamford Rolling
sraduatlns class. the seniors at that Mills will be tried. The claimant 3*"
Norwalk High 5011001 last BVBNHBDIB“ leges partial permanent disability
Following a bitter tight, in which .__.........._ ~
the opposition ‘was headed by House Governor Marcus ii. Holcomb yes
Chairman W. L. Higgins, of 1115. Court terday afternoon received an advanc-
‘ iiiiiiiiiw tutti
.uutil 6 o'clock in the afternoon.
"wow, 23, into,
. a prisoner, accused of attempting sut-’
, Mrs. Covelt had tried to end her are} l“
mittee on Public Health and Safety,‘ ed proof ot‘ a. booklet entitled “Regu-
the House yesterday tabled the bill lalions of the Bureau of the Provost
settled the play. “What Would a Gen-tithrough injury to his ankle. On.
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Stevens’ Marble xund Granite Works,
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tions for Another
7 , ,. . . .t g ., . .Ein Matti street. for the ast twent ' .
i‘lt‘ea‘llhnfio ‘lliliie bithldepldltftparftnilsm 0ft Millsllaltff [the Potted States.” lwtlliml Will Remain ill That City ailifi'llxrnll. l)%hi;nv;:: litightgtflll’ollnanulfilil! \lvltlllhbdyfladhetfimh‘z-It‘trihtu lllfll‘l‘lll: kt'ilg"i;iiyl‘ilrs« The “EWS 0t 1118 I383“! camp Dnve
. ' ’ -- J 0 "9 prev. co “me we“ y-sx pages ."3 a .“g .1 E in ivenzb’ the f urtlt 'ear sin-5 of him Wri ht it"llllliil theas a terrific shock ‘0 his many friendsi —
Zentbsltate board of. health. An attempt to arrangements for the registration Few Days Before GOIHggon’isF ’ Q ’ l5:i0$133;lt-talllc Cartridge 03mm”. ‘in this city who, upon first henringthei Along 1|". entire front
3 .ianman Higgins to indefinitely. oi prospecmc soldiers for the selec- to Washington ‘ Attended by more than three hun~ '0“ Wednesday it“. cunnuisgionefisad tidings, could hardly credit themiMacedoniu. front Monastir
postpone the meaty-urn failed. after hel live conscription \which is proposed .
had been attacked for the manner in. in the measure before Congress.
which he presented thehill for hisfl‘here are provisions in this which
rated it.
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session, the House remained at work ment of the House and Senate .con-
. - . NEW Yonti. Mu" 11.~«Etlrico AI‘J . . . .
(:Ulllmlllf‘e, a majority of which he seem to conflict with earlier informa- lotta. Italian niiutstycr of ti'ansriOi'ta.l::,ar:2 22533326 'lpligfgggiigixzmfiouldhuve.marge 13' Chandler “ho is ‘1“
night.
where he will
ldred peop'ie, they play was present
Commissioner
_ 0‘1 will journey to Hartford
in such a manner that it scored “high for Compensation
WW“? Thursday at Norwalk, a liearini: Willi
. {tion sent from Washington, but most tion, and a member of the Italian. v ~ . ~ . . ).\1
As a part ot‘u plan to clean up alti oi the booklet is of particular inter‘ mission to this country, has arrived331;?ameniwarizafign:med {on be held in the com or I“ otto
of the business by the end of today's! est, especially in view of the agree in this city. it was announced le‘rskllland ability had never brim": been
lie was accompanied by- Gen- exhibited in this city.
the Norwnik tron Works.I
,Next Friday at. 2 p. m. in this city.
'Commisaioner Buckingham will try
greater ‘ against
as being true. Mr. Stevens, as far as
can be. learned. has been in perfect
ownealih for some time past, although»
his heart was thought to have been
rather weak.
The deceased, who has always driv-
on to and from his work in a horse.
and carriage; left his home. in upper
illoiran, a distance of one hundred.
’miles. the Allies have opened
;great efforts On every sectii‘li’n
of the line, (it'lli‘l‘tll Snrraills . ‘
itiliery is roaring day and hi 1
but the ’campaig‘n is finite iii
phase, and there. is little int! E
v If forces determining the ages for the oral Gugllamottl his mlltn
the business is finished today, a re- draft to be 21 to 30 years, inclusive. ' l ry aide.
(2938 will be taken ' until Wednesdayi '
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Ulk Thursday, when the .llnal adjourn-f timate supervision of ditthe military at. Washingtomlmviso Breadth, (i.
meat will be taken.
The. Senate succeeded/in rejecting on some day bet’we‘en May 22 and parlnlenls oi‘
. . laptain Vannutelli, newly appointed
The. provost marshal is tobays ul- naval attache tohhe- Italian collinear
ll‘f‘glslration, which its expected to be. l’ardo and (lactatio Pietra. of the do;
coni-
(Continued on ‘Eleventb Peat)
'rwoMEN
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ONLY ' ,
l the case of Radtisky against the An».
email no“: British Mushroom-mph he
company, the question involved below
.the dependency oine {other of the
deceased. 'At 3:30 p. m.'~tlu» case of;
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lMain street. this morning, apparently
i best or health. He worm. time yet where the main“
abouti'bis shop and ofilce during/"title tlllnpt at illi‘a‘dvanee Will‘b
early part ,0! thetorenoon, and con-i ‘ Bitter lighting 13. proceedin
versed with it number of his friends To the bend of ““5, (lei-rm rig“
the immediate" vicinity. who were in ’
. - . . . transportation, i .. ‘ . i . ‘ . h . " ‘ ‘
d-bill prohibiting the employment, of 'May 26. MC GOV§FHOT Holcomb_is tncrco and agriculture. respectively.‘ WERE DROWNED.(l;:)8l:0;%mu:‘l:;lelisl2:1 3:5!“ {::’l‘l))::‘;.llllt‘ habit of‘dropping in to talk with““ the ““‘gllbmlm‘ld 0f_ the
(C ti ed l’ ; to be “chief of registration" {or For]. The other members of the commist ‘- ~76”_‘ _ ’in a Tlie‘claimanl alleges ”u" in “wink“. . p gm.“ the two pomts 0n the M .
on no 0“ axe Seven.) llecllwl’ '51)”in 3111100" P938? 15 to stun, headed by Prince dt Snvcln and “jaw HAVEN.~ May tl.~0nly two cofirse “'f m“ employment he “mp! He was working at, his desk about (lOll‘lilll front where the wildrb‘n -
,be in charge in Fatrileld county.
The booklet
1 densation which
"lngton Friday.
supplements u (Km- hive not. yet arrived.
was sent from Wash- ‘lte visitors were not greeted by
It shows that in a representatives of the state depart-
i30.000‘.accm'ding to the CQtsus of ton had not been notlfle
I191i). the supervision which a sherlft exact date of their arri I.
as to the
“SWAiiiliii Putin
city having a population of more than merit. it was fiald' because Washing-i
They -
which includes Guglielmo .\liirconl,‘.men lost their-fires as it result of the. ed front a hernia following an, acci-
capsizlng. yesterday, or the tug James
H. l-logan. oil the Southwest Light, at
the entrance to the harbor. during a
heavy sea, it became known today.
They were Captain Emil Johnson and
Engineer W. R. Huntley. both of ms
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artist; 3...... «we. W... a r
on a piece of marble in the back room i ‘ '1" Valleys. . 3‘?th ”rm .
at the time, heard a mu and. upon agreed that it is up oneof t
looking out into the pace. s‘aw Minivaileys that the allied to i
must make. way, bttt the. '0
Stevens laying on the. floor. Mr. Cip'
sired Covett,‘ twentyahrgg, an artist} each polling place and may also up-
sui-geuerai.
brought to this city during the night?
and Mr. Smith went immediately to
*choscu point of attack. -_
, has in the county towns is Huber-Spore welcomed, however, by (luiscppe city. Fireman i'od Wesson and Deck-l ‘ . ' . hie rushed across the street to Fro 11“)“ have. not advanced
, . ‘iseiled by that of the mayor, whoop; l'lrsmblllu; counsellor of {he ltaliau hand Jeremiah Sullivan, who were; ' EELIN ierick W. Smith's market. at the cor-3mm iii to indicate which "a"
NEW YORK.‘May'11.«—ltirs. Mtl-‘ llOlmS a registrar for this work in embassy. and Stefano Carrot-u. con- thought to have perished. were: | iner of Main and Hoyt street,~i0r aid. l~ ' ' ‘
paint a central board to co-ordinate
the work of the registration bodies in
{the polling places. The registrar up-
ed poison at her studio, N0.'-‘22 West' pointed by the mayor in each polling
Thirteenth street. A man wlto said‘ place is the head registrar for that
he was Peter Morgan, inventor, of? precinct. The prectnct is the unit
South'Norwalk. coin. and whose-i
clared he was engaged to the young 30‘. inclusive. are to present them1
woman, denied ’to "the" police that ‘ selves in the customary polling places
was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
cide yesterday after she had swallow‘
mnent homes. .
Mr. Morgan asserted he was the son “
The program calls for quick ac-
of a one-time federal judge. He ln-j
sister] that Mrs. Covelt became ex-l
the lN‘e'ClflCiS Whic“ 31‘“ their 991“ tions' between the United States anti
‘ Signor Arlotta and hls‘companions
.wlll remain in this city for a few
(lays before going to Washln'izton.
'“ This is the first time that a min-
ister oi‘ the ltallan government has
been seen in the United States." said
for registration. All men from 21 to Signor Arlotta in issuing a statement
tonight. “and our purpose is the cem-
enting of the traditional cordial rela-
Italy." . |
"The entrance of the United States
into the war is looked upon in holy
.They had been rescued and kept at the
and placed in comfortable...quurters.l
Some'MemErs of the Aux-i
iliary Police Department}
Claim They Will Resign
Apparently all is not harmony in
the ranks. of the auxiliary police de-
The Hogan lies in about six fathoms partment. At a meeting and drill 0f
~in the regular steamer lane. ,(lompany A‘, which was held last night.
~ fin the. Town Assembly Hall. in Wall
COUNTY REPUBLICANS ..treet. and afterwards adjourned to
lighthouse until a subsidlng sea- per-i
mitted a tug ‘5 approach and take;
them on. ‘f i
Huntley's body was brought to this:
city. Captain Johnson's boo; is still}
mlssinf'fll‘d st-tirchtt'or it wui cumin-i
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was just breathing at the time, but
expired before Mr. Smith could lift a
hand in aid. Dr. Arthur H. Baldwin
was summoned immediately and, upon ,
his arrival. pronounced Mr. tevens
'deud.
A call was sent to Medical Examiner
Dr. Samuel H. Huntington and he took
charge. of the case. The cause 0
death was angina pectorls.
Mr. Stevens was‘about 72 years of
age. and- was a. native of Long Ridge.
N. Y. ‘He resided in Norwalk, how-
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Tiiuues, but behind the figh at“
into the Allies are massing m
and gtuts, seemingly for anotht
:trcmendous blow such as the
iwhicli ‘brokc the Hindenburg
line and loosened the grip‘of, tit
Germans on Champagne: '
' The comparative lull on rth
fighting front in France has on
more directed attention-tn the
, . , """"" .’ . ,. ‘ , ‘ . ~ in East avenue matters ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ , '
cried and sna-tghed a bottle from . (Continue-don Page T‘Wlif‘) “till the. greatest gratification, more.I ‘1’)" Green, . . _ . litlcal Situation which appeal-st
,. Which she drank. without, knowingi -W. specially because of the moral value: MEET IN BRIDGEPORT (“Well have been topics for much (“3‘ mgrmfiltnd‘lfhdgghglfizzfir £531“? 3):: be,rhp_idly reaching a... orisisp-o
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:,ersidc Drive, be .noti
telephone a woman ‘who said she was»
; it: PAUL’S min
that it contained poison.
Before being sent to the hospital
Mist Govelt asked that-liter sisterd
whom she described as Mrs. Blanche
Curse. of Ninetydourtlrstreet and Ric-i '
lied.‘ Omr the: .
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hit it than
Mrs; Cbrso asserted that Morgan had" .
ON; May Ilsa—Although
met Mrs. Covelt a few times and that:
W A‘S’HI NGT
“she'knew they were engaged.- Mrs?“ was generally believed today that
CW8)" who is “ widow. will “Mover-:Congress would promptly approve the
' ;conference report on the War Apply
;Selective Draft bill. the IRoosevelt‘bdi-
ivision issue may again be revived in
{both House and Senate.
1 The Roosevelt volunteer provision.
.put into the bill by the 'Senate. was
{stricken out of the compromise bill as
finally drawn up~by conterees of the.
. iNNtiiiaiu‘tNi
.ot’ the act," the statement said.
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Divorcee, Can’t G et
Money, Judge Reed Rules '
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Judge Reed in tho t‘ivil Superior
court today handed down a decision
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cussic‘n for the past few days, came. to
- . a head and. the argument which lol-
1 A meeting 0f the Falt'tleld County lowed. resulted in some. of the. mom?
i, Republican Organization washeld in bars declaring that they were through
the Hotel Stratfield, last evening. and for good. - . . q
was representative in its character} The. whole “fun. see“... to be the fa.
Hon. John T: hing, president of the suit of ‘a misunderstanding. Some or
organization. presided. at!“ at the can the members of the company attended-
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“ e. electing 0 core. . seems, owever.
lamb”: ttogeitlier. A {9‘33 blight“ 11‘ that the omcers were to have been up.
pure as 5 one o to eaures; » ‘
decided on. There will be present. at (Confirm-ed on PM!“ Eight.)
that. time prominent Republicans from; _
“difleient parts of the, country. Among? 't ‘
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last night‘s, gathering were Mayor
0. A. Harstrom. Ednuind E. Crowe,‘
Nehemiah Candee. ‘ ’
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most. popular and well-known,cillzcns.
Mr. Stevens was at one time associat-
ed with the John S. Bates Marble and
Granite Works, in Water street, First.
district, 'dlit for the past twenty years.
has been in business tct‘ himself. his
shop being located at 50 Main street;
He is survived by a wife” and by one
son. George fitevens. of New Canaan.
‘He was a member of theNorwalk lisp-
tist church. He resided for many years
at 269 Main street.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed. ‘
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rather a series of crisises. , T.
news from Russia is increasin‘gi
gloomy in nature. and it becom
more and more a question wl
or the Provisional (iovernm
can weather. the storm which
linen precipitated bythc Radio,
,Socialists and visionar .s. In ‘
levent, there seems little iikelil‘it
of any ci’fcctiw military .uctio
inprm the part. of Russia for~ /
‘long time to come, ‘ M. ;’ Y
i From Austria conic reneWé
reports of a. desire on the. part
the government. to break ‘ ‘ th
lshucklos imposed upon it by B“
Hous’é‘ and Senate. in .“',hi°h_ he llolds that ”*9 $1,000.: A ‘ in“ «An Austrian commissioi
Th9 - .1 ‘ ‘t' r, f .’ l| The fight to retain‘the prOVislonvwill ”one, Whmh nghal‘d 1“ BOhRnnah 0‘ GUARDSMEN ARE ll‘t‘plll'lCd on its “ray. t0 Hwit
< annua “‘99 "la 0 Sl- P8111 s‘now bé carried .to the floor of the San Stamford had With the Berkshire Life i . ‘
Church was held last evening in the'ate it was said today by Republican
champions.
Within a fortnight after President.
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insurance company of Pittsfield and
which matured in December, 1913.
should be paid to Bohaunan and not
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I'nSTON, Mny‘11..—.-Brigodier-Gener-
Granger stint and killed his wire.“
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land with the object of opcnui
negotiations with France. for
separate peace. ‘Tlit‘. comp]
Edith with a revolver at their home,
was, .. , ., . . , to his divorced wit. 1‘ i B at Carl -ence R. Edwards, commander of . , . . . " , I.. . - . , '
. . Viilson approves the mu. the War De. . 9- m 86 ,- G01 . » here today and then turning the neao . . . , . ,senw oi. any reliable news
> Waidens~-~Albert A. Hotts, David H. ' - . ' 3 ham Bohannan‘. The court se th the Northeastern Department. said 10' ' '~ . . . 'I‘O . , __ ‘- t . : » -‘
Pollard. lpartment. will set in motion the. ma amount of the policy at $1,089.33 “3 day that the departmenthad begun or on on himself. took his own life. Thc‘ W ASKING N, May it. 'Tl‘93tltt‘ Dual Monarchy to
ichinery for registration of those eligi-
body of the woman “has found lying in’
House today continued debate on the
. Vestrymen—LeGi-aud Jackson. Louisi —- . . i Me b tw h allowed the defendant $50 for co‘msel‘rangements l0 Tellellc members of the . ,. . ~ h I. u , . tweaks T01R19“, ho‘lw 3V3“ r,
(St1 John Merrill. Arthur H. Chittam,‘2;;:0;fchllsgi‘g’pagninémsféewofifia ‘bf, fees. . , National Guard now on' police duty lgfeflgcg’e; 3:31grizgflegg‘zfe‘:gseepyggjggllggtgg; (ffflheb‘agwgvl‘ggjudgment on, com. in ,
I-vi'tgialm A. Fryer. Arthur “C. Wheeleriiseiected under the. provisions of the: Bohahnon claimed he took out the ‘3“:"2’t'htgflfes “’1‘: guilzliggs. He Atter‘slicoting his wife, Granger went'MeEns committee" said would raisetpossiblo.‘ 'Tlle'tlde‘o '
. . oudon. A..R..Betts.AI. o Smith » policy with the. defendant company 53‘ l a 9 "rep “9 e” y‘ me" into another room and, lying down on more additional taxes than any meas- obviously; gr
Warren Smith . ' new bl-"f
Clerk—~F‘rank L. .Bouton. ,
Treasurer—«David H. Pollard.
, Additors~Herbert O.'Polla‘rd: C. E.
Fennlman. ' ~ ’-
_‘ [Mitigation to the ccnvention——Ar-l
that: C. Wheeler and Louis St. Johnl
Merrill. . t
. Alternates-Irving .
,Wi Bryon .
. nu‘al reports of the secretary
treasurer‘were present lfiand
howedf the’rparish to be}? excellent».
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‘ FIRE Loss OF‘_$12,_000
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tEAS'l‘ GRAiNlle. May 11.—'l‘he house
'0. Smith .
_ _, house and adjoin
how early .ttoday.
estimated rub a
covered by insurance»r
tar ”
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and buildings “on‘ the farm of the
y and ,JSturm. Brothers hire and .a small,
' ‘ ‘ ”buildings belong
mg to Anthony Le utusaweré burned
total loss .18
$2.000. partiallr‘
rOn‘tbe Storm
oyfd included
_.and he was the beneficiary. He paid
' the annual‘ premium of $32.60 regu~
\larly but after the. policy‘had'ma-
tur‘ed, the dofendant‘retused to pay
him on the ground that Bohaituan’s
who win; got a divorce from him in
this city in.1902, had put'ln a claim
on the. insurance.‘ ' ‘ ‘ p ..
.Sho asserted «that . the polio} was
titers, and that a parts)! the alimony
claim ‘infitho divorce suitl was that
Boluinnan‘ was ‘to ' pay the premiums
so as to protect the policy. *
,. lmorder to have the owner-shine!
;_ tho policy-decided, Bohembfirougbt
putt; against the insuraneo’l'company.
titan. . waiting to
Mt .
Co'ay‘the policy
it .‘h' “ ‘r
tram ‘ semiomilitary» organizations was
under consideration. and that railroad
companies had been asked to obtain
men to patrol their properties. 3
«RUSSIA WILL SEND?
. Mission Tasmanian
“wasnmc'ros. May .11.”)Otmi
announcement was made late 9y ‘ ,
day of the coming of a commit to,
from Russia. the personnel ‘ lite
twill beginnpunced later. It 7_
poured-rim: nuuu Root; nasal - .
Am rl ‘ "mission‘to “i'
o ith. it «11 tinctlo
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u-Couch; sent a bulletinto‘ his brain
through the forehead. The motive for
the shooting is not. known. Granger
"was 4‘3 years old andythisgwii'e 38.
only about Wri—wee s._h1vi‘n‘-.,‘..eome
from Elmwood. Granger Worked (opp.
short time. int 8 fidutlll std mlll"“1)llt
t0
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gist ' '
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