Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 17, 1917 · page 11

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“Mineral
and are not,
tom-overheat
but. ho.
uh; to save on
lilteouethuitoef
hum-human
any if he were
~ selling cool—at
naehlaterdny,whon
’eaoaonreewemulteon-
itofienhuus han‘led

W’s tower or Haman’s
t scaffold. We think

The New $0.11.:

lropractic is the definition c
e of tho iisease and the an

Even if
elites pinched nerves and pain

-practors remove the cause

in ‘ your body

spins.
the Chiropractor a chance

mag”?- [Tefllmenll given also
T. Francis, D. C.

rlduate lrom Palmer School

lens ashigil asWooL'

,nurlon OF CHIROPRAG‘V"'

ting the same Disease is causes!
wrench. twist or sprain in "Ml
done in childhood,

« life to the diliereni organs and

and pain, health is restorel ‘
[h harmonizing the nerve sys
Female trouble
special attention; also curvatulv
You will never regre

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your order

 
 
 

stockaithonghnotinallgrsdoeumal.
embendjngev energytogiveyoutheeervieelhat
the reputation of the dBailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
want when you want it

The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.“

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l Final Clean up Sale

Of all Spring Suits, Goats. Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Muslin

Undergarments, Petticoats and Millinery. Everything of the

best you‘ll find here priced‘ lower than any store on earth. If .
you don’t buy here ya are 1.. our out.

CL‘OAKS we PARIS MILLINERY'

33 South Main St. South Norwalk.

The Norwalks’ Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear Ap-
parel of the Better Kind for Women Who Know.

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Specials for Wednesday

Sirloin Steak 30c lb
Portcrhouse Steak 32c lb
Large Pineapples 10c each

Beers Meal &"&Provision Co.

(2 Stores.)

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M. WOOSTER

iRlSEY AT LAW

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Examiner
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Sun
on Patent

"45 MAIN STREET

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for Bookicl

_ RIDGEPORT. CONNECTICU"

6 NORTH MAIN 51‘.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.

‘ 13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.

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'Specials for Friday

Cod Fish ..... . . . . . 15c Sea Bass .......... 18c

 

Halibut .......... 22c Whitings .......... 8c
Tile Fish 14c Herring ........... 8c

 

You Have
(Any Junk
S. Jalle

ucccssor to Wm. El‘fron.
Phone 499.

Salmon . 18c Butter Fish ....... 15c
Flat Fish . . . 10c Weak Fish . . ...... 18c
Crackers ....... 8c Pornies .......... 10c

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32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.

llillry Markets

39 Main St.
Norwalk.

 

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Hill”!

New of Receiver Wu
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lllfi’l‘illfi. In; 17 The l'lllled‘
i alleles circuit court ol amnesia pester—V
ldlfl,‘ beard argunleni on the appeal oi
,ilh“ Supreme Council of ill.» Royal
,Arcanulu from an order of the dial
lrlcl I‘Ulll‘l appointing Thomas J.
lioynlon ll-lllporary receiver of lllc or-
’l‘lrc l‘cccllcl‘ was named
on pelilion ol' Arlhur l.. Hobart of
lllrainlru, holder oi a dcalll benefit
,cel'liiicale, who claimed that the re-

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" scric fund had been illegally adminis-

red by the supreme officers.

1c
M: (‘ounscl lol' lllt’ order argued that

-/4! lbs appoilllllleni Was illegal because

Ino pli01 police had been given the
Enlil‘elllo oliiccls and that. lhc lights
of 200 000 mcmbcrs had been jeopar-
dized by the inlcrcsis of one member.
The allegation that lllc finances of
the organization wclc implopcllv ad-
ministered was denied and lho claim
made that the council is sollelll, and
ill boiler financial condition lhall at
any other lime ill ils l'or‘ly ycars' his.
l0r_\‘.

Howard f‘. Wiglzin of llomc. N. Y,

 

 

 

Tristram 8. Hyatt

Norwalk'e Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 

Jar Rubbers .............

city.

 

 

:cncl‘al counsel of lhc Royal Al‘ca
llum, said lhal. undcl‘ lllc laws of
Massachusetts the right lo bring rc-
ccivcrship procccdiogs against fra.
lel'nal l‘nsui'aucc organizations 'was
\«v-sled solely ill lhc lllllll‘llrv ucllcral.

’l‘llc supreme council opcncd ils
ful‘liclll annual convcnlion hcre yes-I
lerday wilh dclcuulos [ll‘r'nl'lll l‘l'ollli
lhc l'lliied Slates and Canada. 1

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STATE 1. EGISLA'l‘ORS
F ORG-OT S ALARIES

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l aflcl‘ lidjolll'lllncnl is lakcll. The pros-
,llll scssioll is duo of lllc l'cw willlin
ilhc, lllt‘llllli‘y of Micron slall' olliciais
, during: Wlll(ll illc bulk of thc lluislll
.l‘nc salurics has not bccn drawn ll\

lilu mouth. ' l
' Heavy Penalty Tax. .
l Allolllel‘ lilillil'l‘ ol' lulcl‘csl was
‘ pililllcd mil yo-slm'dav lnl ll......w

’l‘l'casurcl‘ Marsh, who announced that
tho heavier-ll pnvlncnl ill luonllls Oil
the csllllc penalty lax had been rc-

l'.colwd 'l‘hc pnynlclll ullloulllcd lo
E5938031'l Total amounts in daic
far- the prcscul iislal \'(‘ill' on lhcl lax

.lcllch 88".. .500. Thu dcnulv lrcasul‘cr
'bcliovcs that at lcasl $125000 will be
'pnid lhrouch the estate penalty lax
gbofnle the fiscal year is up. Four-q

EM firms of lhis lnoncv will no lo lhci

lawns, lho bnlnpcc being ll-lililled by
”1% state In

MEN STRlP now
, 01‘ ALL FURNISHINGS

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or alliclcs 'l‘llc “10" had dlsposcd of
the lool for $1.59 10 u junkmun on
llnv sll'ccl. The police wl-l‘c :lblc to

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trace the robbery lo Mollahau and
he was :lrrcsll-d ycslcl'day noon by
Oillccr Frank S. Sll‘lllitlll. ill» con-‘

fcascd. and fills lcd lo lllc :ll‘l‘csl (11
Must by ()lllc'cl Lockwood and lhc
recovery of lllc slolcn goods by Sir
1:.crnl J. llillml) Gibson.

' There were sclc'al ollp-r' lnnllcl's
oi‘ importance ,or llll‘ blollcl' of rho
downtown police. ililvid Walcl'bul'y.
of Willcrburv. rcnorird that ho had
been iii an accident in Soulll lll'llaiu.
which had disabled his lilillllll'jhlll‘u
llc left the car lo 11m aid and uhcn‘

 

 

 

 

 

Fort Street. Earn Norwaln

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Without Plates

.l. H. Mallory

Main St. So. Nor-walk, Ct.
9a. m.t05p. m.,7t08

 

days By Appointment Only

 

MONKER 680170, R. 56, M. 0. V. P. E. [P

General Hawaiian Orchestra
_and_
PRINCESS MAPELLE
In Her

Native Hula Hula Dance
FRIDAY EVENING, MUSIC HALL,
ENTERTAINMENT 8: 15 T0 8. 5 ' DANCING 9 To 12

 

 

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SMOKED SHOULDERS, Lean, Tender and Delicious 22c lb.

 

HE GR'EAl'iSl‘

thOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies

re most economic.
sell. Sold at all

EAST INDIA BUTTER, America' s Finest Creamery . 45c lb.
D. & C. FLOUR ........ , ...... large pkg. 200, small pkg. 10c

FRESH ROASTED COFFEES—We operate the only
complete coffee roasting plant in Norwalk. The re-
sult—Better coliee than elsewhere. This week we
call your special attention to our famous “PURI—
TY” BLEND COFFEE ..... . .30¢ 1b.
The Best Value in America. 15 S&H Stamps Free.

East lndia lea Co.

 

 

 

ny B, or the auxiliary police
t night under the direction
Spencer S. Adam. on the

near uvrnue.

 

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he came back nolicod nuolhcr “1110-;
mobile speedinu away from whcl-u hc’
p-.d loll his auto. i'pon cxnminaiion,
he found that rho car had bccn string
I"-" l'lcon. All of ”10 lircs had bt\'l
taken off, the bullcl‘y box slolcu. lip-
lichls when and lilo thieves had none
so far as to slcll llll‘ brass pluL's
on lllc .lXcls. 'l‘llc police .11c illlcsli '
paling. ' E
David “. lhll'mll'd, lhc popular jam
in" of tho city hall, was mark a \ll“
lim oi lobbcl-y lhr'oulzll peculiar; cir-
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3 Cream Corn Starch. ......... . . . . . . . . . . ...... 2 pkgs. 155
E Swift’s Borax Soap ..... . . . . . . ....... . ........ 6 bars 25c
3 Try Our Fresh Roastd Coffee, a 1b.. . . ........ . . 21c
Selected Mixed Tea, per lb. . . . . . . . . . .' ........ . ..... 25c
; FreshEggs,perdos..... ..... ..... . ..403
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A. STU Ll.
Cottage Street, East Norwaik.

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owl :Irr‘il'cd :ll lno ciil‘ hull abou‘ ll;
o'clock. and. ':.< usual. ('llillllrcd llisi
(lollies and bull" ”it 111 up dounslalls.
AboulS o'_clock when he “.15 passvng;
by tho plncc \vllclc ho. llilll lcfl lhcln ;
'llc llo'iccd lllo ll‘ollsv"s were on ill.“
llnm'. (Tinsel‘ cxumillulion sllowcd lllal:
he had bccll robbed. Four dollars lnl
bills and lil'lyllvc ('l'llla in chalice had,
. b-‘Cn l"lil'll. besidu. 11 cold wall-l1 and‘
l 1'. wcddlua r'inu. lll- rcpnl'lrd i1 lo illo'
Unolinc. ll seems llllll illi'l‘l‘ was :l
.lrnlml. “‘lm slclll downslairs in lllc
city hall lusl llinlll and mo ’oolicw
l‘avc an idea lllel if was llirll who,
commillcd lllP robbery.

(inicm' \‘l-lll-lr-n P Slllv‘lnis
nearly um slow 1.. llil'r‘.“"" mm...
illlz. Oilicci"Samlllis befriended a
young chap sllabbily dressed, last
pinhl. and look b‘m homo with bull
and save llill‘ a place to sleep. This
'W‘rniu" he found that $10 in bills?
was missing from his ironic. liuon'
l-xanlimllion, the mom-v was found
on the you'll: follow. He was iv“:
9 shift talking. in an" "ll an. Office"
.‘V-llzilll‘i‘i Will innulr'n "lllo lllP rcpuia‘
lion of ”Who lie takes to his home
in the future. .

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WALLINGFORD MANUFACTURER
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WALLINGFORD, May 17.—«l-'raray
llalc. treasurer of the international
Silver Company. was reported loday
critically ill at his home here. is ill-
ness is due .chlefly to heart llouble.
but lhere are complications. He is
about sixty yenrs'old, and a native of
Glastonbury.

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JarLabels,allkinds..........

Every Day ls Dollar Day' Here
Frail Jars al Lasl Year’s Prices

Pints or quarts, Ideal, 700 do’z. “Sureseal” wide month, 790 dos.
This sale will continue but a few days longer. Auk quickly'and save money.

JELLY TUMBLERS, high or low shape, 6 oz. or 8 oz. tin tops .................. . . . . 40c 1102.

10c (102. 100 Jelly Sealers , . .
5c pkg. Parowax, lb. cake

Preserving Kettles, Faring Knives, Jelly Bags, Strainers, Etc, at the IOWest prices in the

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‘Ho'r curios...”

»cd with usurpation of illlllllll‘ll_\'

; ilai'v
,. wards illc doors wcrc oponcd because

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0F PRESIDENT
BY SENATORS

it'onlir‘lucd From Page One)
ian advisory
i‘l’lllllt‘lll shipping board,

ial larncls of scnalorial wl‘lllh. and

commillcc and llw gov-
wclc spec

i’rcsidcnr Wilson hilnsclf was sharp,

'l‘llc council was mark-
and
Mill unlawfully dclcgaiinu power-
the advisory colllmission.

l_v cl‘lll'cised,

lo ,
'l‘llc ship-1

ping board was assailed for nilcucdr

interior-cure with privall- sllipbuilders
and for insisliuu upon its woodcn ship
program. 'l‘hc l’l'csidcnl was attacked
lol‘ ailclzcd lack of co-opcl‘aiion and
(onsuhzlliun wilh Congress.

Tin: upshot of lhc clllirc discusssion
‘las adopicd of all anrcndmcm
Scluliol' Slcriinu of Soulh
sl'llilllz i'orih lllai lhc powcrs of the
Council of Nailional ill-flinsc shall
nor be considcrcd cllhlrucd because
of war colldilions. A edclion of the

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llakoia. i

bill appropriating 5500,0110 for the do

icnsc council \\‘.'1>‘ llli‘ basis for tho
dcbalc.
Brandegce For Open Doors.
llr’llluiltfllll '.::1dcl Martin
sclrlcd to on o\i‘( ulil c session nusL

gcslcd by Senior chks ol Massa-

,cl.uilsclls, because ”in Willllt‘ bill in-

poly. I

loll'cd discussion of coniidullliill mil-1

oucsiions. ll‘ivo hours after-
r1 llllllllldn scnulols including Lodge
Norris and ill-'andc .zcc. sugucsicd it
13.1.. pol lil‘Olwi lhat such slatcmcnls
as had been heard shoulde be made
without cognizance of the public and
without opporlullily for lllON‘ altar-ll
cd lo offcr dcfcllsc.

llevuoc'ullc senators, ll was said
afterward, hogan lllc discussion by
criticising ccl'laill acts of the ndisory
commission. Sr-llalol' llrod pf Mie-
soul‘i was said to have bccn particu-
larlv \cilllllcnl. Sinalol lmwis of
lliinois vigorously (ondcllllled certain
aclililics of tho collunission. especial
ly lcgnldinlr lhc lelling of govern-
rllclll conll‘acls, and offered an amend-

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nlenl lo Ibo law crcaiim: the (li‘li’llsl"

council to provide that llcrcnl‘lcr nlcll

commission,
confirmation.

Some senators said l’r'cnidclll \Vil»
son was not kl-pt propcrly informed
rcmlrzlinu supply purchasing. Olllcl's
declared mm the Prcsideul and the
cabinrr, \villlmll warrant of law, had
conferred some of their poucis upon
the :v‘llllsoly cmulllissioll, particular-
lly as in the buying or supp! ins.

It was .lsscllcd ll‘llll Urucl 11] (mo
lllals opposed buildinc of woodl'll
ships, favoring slcci, blll had linen
compelled by llru shipping board to
proceed wilh wooden l‘l)ll!~{lll(llOll

subjccl

: sonalnl Weeks (‘illlllllilllli' d that menl-'

bers of the shipping hoard llzld pr-1
\cmr-d a |‘-I‘l\'llll' shipbuilding c-olll
puny from raisins; capital and doll-11'-

cd indilidullls from illvcslillg. advis-:

i111: lhllll against muting money illlo
sjll'l'ifit corporations.

l‘pon lllc (lllt‘Sllllll of supply pur-
c‘nasc‘s, Senator )ltlx'lllnr of 'i‘ml-
ncssec and others criticised the dc-
l'onso council and the advisory com
missin‘l for alleged mislnancgcrncnl
l’l‘l'som dish-ion 10 Sr” war

i1w.a .. '-:1rl.dw-‘.c 2.1, .1ilcd first lo
confer-n u'illl c: \llians 0. lllr conullif
sion

Scnalols Marlin.
Si‘ai’lolh \z‘crc 1.1110111; l‘ir'

 

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. Crais who spoke ill defense of lhv cx-

(‘(1l.lll\'(‘ branch. it was. pointed on:
lhat actual purchases wcl'c made only
by the lornnutrni departments and
lilo conduct of preliminary investiga-
lions and noggclialions' by lhc advisory
commi: :1 had resulted in saying
millions of dollars: on war contacts.
Not Slackers, Says Lodge.
SliilllOl' Lodge r'cplied lo criticisms
tllal the Senate has been
our legislation “in observations fie

Iquonllygmade, we have been called

tl'athlb' and it has been said we are
doing nothing" Senator Lodge said.
“va weeks ngl. today the war was
declared. l halo ncler worked so:
ha: d or so much in: since the declara-
tion of war. We be; an by passing
four grub: appropriation bills. We
hate passed great loan bills; u‘c‘vc
passed through both houses 11 bill pm-
l‘ldizlg in: srierrivc conscripllon.

 

mulch,
: lulu to 1310 our and navy dcparllllcnlsfl

dolay‘ mg} ‘

advisory .
lo the Sclulle's

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“England and Canada have been
discussing conscription for
Mars.
insidc of a fortnight."

H. Krieger & Co.

Slore 0pen Tonighl Unlil
9 P.

Dollar Day Sale.

three?
\Yc'vc dom- ii in both houses.
‘wouid, i bclicvc, pcrsonally prcl'cl' lo

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as may be lakcn for [ll'lHili’ libraries.
A majority of lllosc who would be
entitled lo a fl'cc copy under lllis acl,

'l‘hc senator rcvicwcd other Incas-1 pay for it "

till-s which have been passed by the‘

Scillllc "i say that lclllalknblc. work
has been donc.” hc addl'd. "This is
an l-xlraOldinary record of hard. on-
crgclic “01k “:2 are not here to
lakc all lcgislaiion and not look .11
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HARTFORD, May 17.-—'l‘hc neutral
Assembly of 191? calm in for its final
scssion today with nearly cvvr'y lill‘lll-
hcr pl‘cscm, lhc galleries well-filled
willl spectators, many visitors on lhc.
floor of the lrollsc chamber, especial-
ly \\l\(‘\ and lady friends of mem-
bcl'.». .uld lbc corridors filled with men
.illlcrcslcd in tho lcw pendingr bills.
Among lhc lasl mclllioncd were molly
liquor dcnlcr's who were anxious over
the cxcisc bill lo giro llrc governor
control over liquor lr‘zlllic ill the War
period.

(inl'clnol‘
\clo lllcssagcs

Holcomb soul in LlKlli
.scvcn ol’ these going
.1) ill“ llOllM‘. llc also llomillatcd.
.lollll ll. lioolll, of Dallbuly, to be,-
judge of the l’airllcld counly conllnon‘
\ic- Judge Scull. rosi"u-.

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TL 0 chi :hllilc Club of 1917‘ \' .-.5 ill"
:zailizcl. r- llll. Speaker Frank E. l-lcaiy.
as 111'c-si.i1ni Senator .11 :1d. ..s hc'id
oi l‘l. c\.ll;li\c (0111?. it l.oc a2‘.(l :1
long list ol lilcruhcrs filling oil 101' of-
iiccs and oil committees!
'l‘llc appropriations celllnlillco rec—i
onlnn'ndml lllol lllc llllillll‘l's' pension
bill be referred in ill-1 post (lcnc‘all
Assembly. Scrlalor Kiwi ll=1d ibisl
matter temporarily lnblcd in the sen-l
arc.

SEXllllOl‘ Barnes offcrcd a bill to pro f
vidc punishment for any person who1
intentionally during the war period!
illspasses upon cultivated ground to]
damage c10ps,lhc ponnlly hcing a final
of $11M The mailer v. as lr'lllpo arily
lablcd ill ordcr' illal lli" prrsenl :la-l
luics might be scrutinized in sec iii
Names of this kind is al eddy pro-
lidcd for. Senalor 13.1an:: 'said that
ibis was a copy of file New Hemp
shire law passed before lhe legisla
,turc adjourned. E

Governor Holcomb in his veto of r
.‘our lhousand dollar nppl'op‘iation for l
Taylor's; Legislative History. said in
part: '

“W‘llcn, as at present economic con-
ditions are such as to compel a mini-
mum lilllil in appropriations for legi-
lin.alc objects for public support, it
is a peculiarly inoppor'tunle lime to
make an appropriation of public funds
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NEW PASTOR
(Ill EN RFCEPTION

H onlinncd l-ronl 1’.ch 0111')

Church. llcv. William ll. (lil'i‘iu of lip-
Firsl M. E. Church. llcl'. Harold C.
Wilson. of the East avenue \l. l-:.
church, and Rev. llcwill 'l‘. Van llOl‘l'll
of the First Bapllsl l‘lllll‘t‘li.

Rev. Yon llorcll's talk was :1 very
inlcr‘osling and pop cl flll ollc ill \\"lli(ll
plalcd .1 (ll:ll‘,L '1' ill the

the fool lllal his calling was :1 Illilrl.
serious and sacred thing. licv,’ \'an
Dol'cll dclivcl’cd his :lddz‘css in such :1
manner, that a dccp impression was
('rcatcd upon his llcal'cl's.

Rev. llccbc lhen llladc a bl'icl' but
well-worded 1'1 ply lo lllc spcakci's of
llli‘ ll‘erlinlr. and this addrcss 1111s fol—
lowcd by a 1.0m l'lll social [billll‘ durin:
which cyclyonc prcscnl w... cordially
llli-‘t..illlll urcclcd by the new pastor
and his wilc. Mrs. llccllc was )ll'vsvnl-
ed :1'. this illlll‘ with n llnlldsonm

jhoullucl of carnations.

licfr'eslllllcnls consisliun ol’
l‘l'lulll and who \VI‘l‘l‘ sl'i‘l'cll lull'l'
lilo cvcninp.

Tho iil'l'Hllllt‘ll‘i‘lllS for last night's
succossful zlll'uir “'i‘l‘l‘ ill lllc hands of
llill‘Vi')’ )ll. Run. and .\ll‘.\', Plléll'li<
ll. (‘h21:. “

C OMl’luNS ATION
CAS E HFARD

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vilcll. 'l‘llc plaintiff sued for $100 and
i‘llill‘L‘f’ll lllc dcfcudzllll \lilh slander.
Judgml-zll against lllo dcfcndnnl for

son and (051s. was given by Judgc
Mootc. Linchilcr and l'lcgcman rcp-

""l‘lll‘ll llll' phliuliff in each case.

 

.‘nlLl'T’AMAN' 5. BODY

NORWICH .‘ll.l_\ 17. -r'l‘he body ol‘
Aiiiliio llanlollio, 2" yrclls old, .1.
llllllllillil'Hl of " lu lll‘il.lill on guard
dulv at .l l'EllllO'dil llllll"i‘ near llli".ll

lN RIVER.

[ and who had been missing since April

7, was found ill lilo 'l‘llnlllcs river near
ill“. bridnc by two other guardsmon
today. The bond was battered and ’it
is ill" belief of the commanding: of-
ficer lllai Jianlionio was llil by a pass.
was crossing the.
bridge to spcak to number nuardsman.
'l‘hc disappoarancc \ras l'cporlcd ill.
the time by lilo olhcl' guard. Jialr-
tonio's rifle “'11s found on lhc rinr
bank.

Coroner Franklin
gun on lllqucsl.

ii. llrowu has lwn

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