our." -
. AM ' incoans
jl.‘1ulO--Jsstalahy'slinger at
'u. use 0-. save.
entb'mionom
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it's. llsllt in weight. and
lenvsnsttsd, shower proof.
. as?!“ n“ 7 Several different models,
.‘ ' 134.36— cu m ml ..
‘3 oiveisotiioaignitoimo' WWW” ”h”
' You " '
., 1m_trom’ mend-lull Some are conservative, dig-
‘ Au ‘lnt I“ Good- aided Oxfords and dark
by. Whit. y ‘ fabrica- Others light, cheer-
. - 64729—135“. ollle Slum 1111 int gray and fancy mixtures.
Your taste can be suited if
you want this season's ont- '
put.
DONNELLY’S ‘
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH hoawau
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incliwstir sourit NORWALK
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A meeting of the Red Cross Surgi-
ctil Dressing Auxiliary will be. held at
the home of Mn. Louis Beers of is
Eluood, avenue tomorrow afternoon at
‘2 o‘clock. ' “
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The boat Westmoreland is at Ray-
mond lirothers' wharf with a cargo of
soft. coals
,Uncas Tribe. No. 26, i. 0. II. M, "W!
last evening and had it rehearsal oi
' the degree team in preparation for the
cilass initiation to be held on Tuesday.
.the 9th. Otherwise routine business
'w‘au transacted.
. (ltunplaintli about bicycle riding on
South Main street have been made £9
the police.
' rti."George Gainer, «Sin. is. slowly
recovering stiter it long seize of seri-
ous Illness.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity
,(llhllrcl: met last evening and admitted
. ,__-_ _ two new members, made plans for a
Prosecuting Attorney Cramer 0. rummage sale to be held in the future
Hed'man listt.returned from an out of and Witt/ed to buy 11,850 Liberty Bond
town tripof several days but has not oi the Third Liberty Loan.
tallest nil his duties as yet.
The regular meeting of the llospi-
out Well led". NO- loll. l"- and A- tall wum Club will be held on Friday
M.. moi hull Welling and comemid nilternon at the home of‘ Mrs. E. G.
the. Master Mason ilesrer. 'Outside 0' minimum, 21 Bayview avenue. All.
this within: Special W“ “0"?“ {members who expect to attend are re
’quested to kindly notify the hostess.
anpah Circle of the. King's Dough-l
Non WALK
SOCIETY
andfersori
NE WS
you personal: woiut
‘ ' OUTSIDE OF WAthB
~4mtiausd on. Mt Page).
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Are the oldals siioived It utl out
prisoners who are not it parole. with
curds-mm‘th'e-r'
in reply Attorney General Hiaman
said that he thought the popcorn
are clearly answered by the present
statutes rslatiag to the employment
of prisoners in the state whoa. Ht
Work-ea snhasyoaw
street between the bridu” and the
xmloleeplscilg trusts and.
’la-ils on the ornamental lilhtiiig
poles.
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. . Mrs. C. I. Nelsoii, of Port Chennai
§CIIIO to police heauqdratres yesterday
.afternoon and wanted the police to
Yhelp her get some money from a wo-
i mail in this city. who she claimed bad
lowed it to her for some time. She was
indvitiod to take them atter up with a
ilawyer.
1 John 0. McBetty. ofliiz Meadow
lstreet, the blind man who sells books
ithroughout the city, while having
lgone into a nearby restaurant for}
lsomething to eat yesterday noon. left
:1“! push cart at the corner of Havi-
glsnd and Water street. and when he
El'lllle out found that it had been tali-
'nn. The matter was reported to the
police.
Chapter 21! of the Public Acts at 1915
.as follows:—
as... .. ‘ o -“The warden may employ such num-
, m -. «7"»: ... ........ has: my 5.3:. ”2.2mm
will female .dflrlll ll“ comm "ell prison walls. within the state. under
from their home in Newtowshavenue. the charge of some proper ofllcer and
Cranbury. to 1‘! Arch street, were itoa- Degree? ,
ored by an old fashioned neighboliiood act 0' 1911. he “y" removed
the restriction as to employmen
surprise party by shout thirty Mandi within two mile. of the prison While
last evening. The secret has beengweil and permits employment at any place
kept. and about eight o'clock tnaw within the state. He quotes in ad-
style) when ur. Taylor was coming in “hitch cnakpter {06.npilbflc acts of 1911.
new the barn with s ”u 0‘ all“ he w (. his so speci c provision for the
- em 0 i
noticed a number of people near his pl ymen 0' prisoners on highways
. ‘as follows:—
gsle,and wall out to investigate; “The warden of the Connecticut
Then a“. neighbors flocked in armed State Prison at “tethersdeld. may
_ furnish in his discretion, ' it re-
with ‘ bountiful "NW M ‘0‘". things quisilion by.the highway ”waistco-
to eat. and a number of musical 1nd,... for employment on my hlzhll'fly
struments. The lollicst kind of all any prisoner confined therein. other
evtnlng was enjoyed with mandolin lllau‘u prisoner. act-"Ins a zenlence
comet and piano selections.d and ;for Me. and shall furnish necessary
much social converse. 3“” rd”
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James Burns. who has been connect-
ed with the Norwaik Boot Shop for
some time has severed his connec'
.tlons with that firm and on Monday
next. will enter upon new duties with
t‘onnesllv & Bracken's. of South Nor ‘
walk. Mr, Burns in _ii rising younr.
salesmen and his many friends are
tongrutulating him on his advance-
ment and are wishing him success in
his new position. ‘ '
NEW RULES FOR DOGS.
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Miss Lillian Herring. of this city!
left yesterday for Poughkeepsie, N'chcoma ”mm" on APP" 9th. "M
Y., to attend the wedding of her cousin: 309"“!!! Other Rules.
Miss ltose Baler. to Herbert Williams! The town clerk..Herbei-t ll. Smith,
forwhom she is to be bridesmaid. ”'ftoday announced the following amend-
|ter the ceremony the bride and groom‘mem to rules concerning do” in c”
.will enjoy an extended, honeymoon. tain towns: -
While rounding the corner from ‘the 9"“ “Oil bfilnx South NorWalk. : Pursuant to the provisions of Chap
West avenue into Union street ‘ lste‘
veste‘rdnv afternoon. Andrew lailroix.
while rltlinc ti bicycle. ran into one of,
the Union Parcel Delivery trucks driv-
en bv Mortimer Whitney. and we!
'thrown to the ground sustaining a
painful injury to his right hand. The
wheel was also demolished, but no
other damage was done. The accl-
tll-nt was unavoidable It is balleved.
Miss Helen Canoe. of the Keefer
building, has been appointed to_ the
dapartmental service of The. United
States government and will go to
Washington, D. (3.. Sunday evening.
All friends wish her success in her
new undertaking.
ed by Chapter 56. Public Acts of 1909.
paragraph 3. of the. Rules Concerning
Dogs in Certain Towns madeby the
Commissioner on Domestic Animals
dated September 15.,1917, is hereby
amended to read as follows:
m“ Helen mbb’u ' who has amendment takes effect and until these
rules are further amended or rescind-
ed. no dog shall be allowed to go at
large in any of said tawny, except upon
the premises of the owner or keeper
and except
(A) Dogs being led or held on leash-
,e. of not more than five feet in length.
held in the hand of the owner. attend-
ant or keeper. -
(8) Hunting dogs while actually en-
gaged in hunting game accompanied
been enjoying the EMitel‘. vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
L Robert Shaw. aged 18 years. chart} 1', Hubbell, lisp returned to her duties
0" "ml “3““ "mm“ “mm” with the Child's Welfare Bureau, at
Tristram. seventeen vear Old son 0!.llobbs Ferry, NeY.
William Tl'istram. of Plan Hill lRoall.
with some weapon which inflicted an
.llsll' gash all"? "‘0 '9" 9" of ,‘h3 Mildred A. Nash has safely arrived at.
.hov. was filled 815-50 b-" Judge Georgi! her destination in France on Saturday.~
Ill- i'm‘mrll' l" “‘9 “0"“ ‘°‘"‘ “W" March 30. She is tobeconnected withI
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Word has been received that Miss
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quotes "Section 2.”! as amended by.
"ter107, Public Acts of 1907, as amen drinstructions from the Hague. The
"From and after the date when this.
“medium ' - ., rm”
‘7 ”on THAN m HCI‘I
. :1;
Half a Billion coll-re Wool wm
Taken More War 1.0.“.
A ling! “,0" persons and corpora-
tiouiitstpssemaiotslolm""""‘h .
thaa “00,000.00. worth of Ger-tan, WNDON, April a.——"'pin mu .
war bonds in the days of American isaow being exhibith in the 'i'
neutrality tin been cos-plies at the or- I °' mm“ “mm"- mm-
has of Attorney General Horton E. the protective value of the slim
lowis at :9 Broadway. individual m" h“ ‘°‘ ‘° “ “"9““!
hodiags vary from a few bonds to near- w '°" “1' ”m °‘~"““°"~
iv 31,000,000 worth. New York and “m“ ”n“ °‘ “mum M"
the Middle West lead in the number of elude ‘u' hate” as u" of their
subscribers and the value of building. 1" stock, and one 1"” “"1““ ' '
, Among large investors are bankers. advértiads helmets both for men
manufacture fl. ~iawyers and college for women. The hemets designed .
professors. the latter cost just living» as mac.
The list is another development the male headgear. the dilerence
isrowils on, o, the £010 “a“ ”new. price being due to the fact that .
gation‘which the Attorney General ladies helmets are iltted with a
made for the French government. The pen” "mug and have ‘ ”um” litth
investments were made through the “0b on the to“
Deutsche Bank of Berlin. lt ii said _
Hugo Schmidt's papers show every Cold Se“, d
e
phase of German activity in this coun-
try up to the time of Schmidt‘s tutor is In His Bach
“Pd" “1 NE always give I.
most.
When the list is completed and in-
dexed the original wil probably be re“ ”sonar—fl Vciithoumuthr.
tallied by the state and copies furnishg “133“:9'1132- gfol’jgggfhrf'fib'l-Q‘” ":31
led to the Federal government in Wash-j ‘ ‘ ‘ "W or
Women Cost 1.71... i
ism u How's but slim
Protection.
' Home“ for
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backache. the result or t- '
gluten and the United States authori- {£32, 3,2},‘,‘;~‘dah{};v§‘§1, ' [m
lies in New York,. relief and f can tr. ! om-
int-nd them."
The reason Fol"? '
5 so satisfactorily is
‘tralizc and disml
Waste matter tin
esorsrr on ourcn stiles.
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9 blood because thv
v . i. do not
. “ASHINGTON, Apt" 3."F0rmdl do "it” Work rrlqfl.‘ _ y, “MPH“!
mote“ against the taking over of the and casting out from if. 1 sysie lft uric
‘ . acid and other poisons. I
Dutch ships I’ll made to the state (19- Relief- usually follows l'l a few
days and illicit symptom-l 3.. min in
ipartmenl today by the Netherlandsl
minister. August Philips. acting under
the sides or bulk. ltt.rl' jointe. sore
muscles. rheumatism, too frequent
action of the bladder at night. and
ntlitr painful and annoying ailment-
disappear. it‘ole Kidney l'ills l‘MI-_
taill no harmful, ingredients. The,
are safe as Well as quick acting.
Itiilson-Povvsll Corporation
note of protest Its similar to that ro’
cently published in the Official Gazette.
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’illl:l morning "‘9' '1" 5"" boy had the Overseas Canteen Work of the
Aiihe regular meeting. of Star of been arrested upon the ctzlmlllttlm 0' Y. M Q A.
Columbia Cllcle, No. 263 C. of R. at Mr. Tristram. The two boy. have had '
,lied Mons Hall. Wit-Mutton 31ml. "rim-tin for tunnel title also. ml the" Fred B. \‘an am of 12 Meadow
‘Immrrov mm. a card its"! and ml“ was- considerable ill feeling bell!” street. who is spending some time at
Norris .losem, of Bcldrn "9110?, '0“ time will be enjoyed immediatelv af- "'9 "’0' “ 1' “id' Atantic City has written to local
ttlr the business session. A full at _ . | . “friends tellln them about the bl m
riot to tho police. that a window in _ ‘ 8 ‘ . g
. :1; store had been broken and that : "’“d‘m” ‘9 ""1“"‘9‘L DETECTIVES SHOOT at ihntlliace Monday evening.
small. boys had by means of a stick: 5 FLEEING PRISONER
(Continued From Page Three)
ters of the down town Baptist Church‘
met last evening for the usual busi~[
hols session at 6:30 and following the
- meeting a social time was enjoyed.
_.
Thomas Robins of south Norwslk
has again been doing duty in the Fed.
Andrew Sondcrhef watchman at
all [Y '
" "mm“ ,‘":;“:d‘;: :{hg'tzn‘dutpm Smith's island. reported that a twirl-
31:33:; Maria The matter is bean dowiu one ”If ”‘9 residences there. _...... eral court. New Haven. several lm~
inst-litigated by the police. "E“ be?" btukcn. but ”I“ as f" h' n 1.. mm that when he was captured poriant cases being scheduled this
he could find nothing had been stolen. for “m second time he.fought like a “wok
Washington Crimp. No. if. P. 0. 8- wild ca'. although wounded and it was
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gHOUSECLEANING— in‘! A.. met taut evening and transacted with dlillt-lilty ttintwli‘ti'cxs; gagging: Mrs. C. S. ii. Eck‘stein and daughter.
I! . MB“ Fluid Irthllllnl‘ business. ;:r:’:;(:“::gh;; gp‘g‘cket. ' . of Salt Lake City , are visiting Mrs.
m E l ' I ‘hccording to Detective (‘nptsin ll}. 0. Ecksteln's 9879“!!- Mr. and“ Mrs.
Pntnl Food for 30801!“ i ”All members of the Home Chapter Own“. the capture in one .of the Frank Willmott of 3 us“, ”my.
. - oi the King‘s. Daughters and Rona are, nitsi inlpol'fftlt‘f thal has been mode in' __.r.__ .
" Sulpho N3Wh91~ ieordlallv invited to attend the reins Hrltlgmol‘t for a loot! tlmc WI lllt‘ W Mrs. Helen Gray and «lanthanum
-‘ - lice believe that with (iron in custody
llzll martini! to ill' mm m "‘9' Norwalk mcy have one of the moat tic-spent, Cltherine Gray of Forestville. are
Home for the Aged tomorrow atter- criminals in New Engand. it is also‘ guests of Mrs. Gray‘s mother, Mrs. i“.
“mm 5“ 3 0'”ka “he“ M13" Staub, thought by the police that they have A. Bracken. of 6 Maple street.
the Matron will give a report on the cnpl'ured none other than the Sender of
. t the hump, A g 13} pm one of the mOt-il expert and daring
2m]; 11:: abeen arranged nzefollows: band“ 0' burglars Wllota't'e responsible
llowaydr'Baker is in Vermont enjoy:
‘ for n large number of 30b1, "in in ing an extended vacation. While;
Emil-"E“ solo, Mrs. R. C. Millard: violin . Stamford.
loin. Miss .Vltlbel Miller; d
Platt‘s Ghlorides
Stillson-l’owcll Corporation
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Waterbury. New Haven, there he will assist in gathering the;
(‘an by Ncrwnik. Hartford. New Britain. tine Vermont maple sugar. I
ilarcart'l .laliis nnd Beatrice iowndos Springfield. Mass. and in fact every‘
lil‘illl imitation by Vera McCarthy, 'section of New England during the
(‘hnrles Willmott. of New York city
and under control of the owner or
hunter. ‘
tnally engaged in driving or tending
sheep or cattle. and accompanied by
and in control of the owner. keeper or .
herdsinan." . _
I Thihatiiended rule shall take effect
at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on April
9th. 1918, adn shall supersede the rule
amended thereby. .
Dated at Hartford this 3rd day of
April. 1918.
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Commissioner on Domestic Animals.
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Julia Chontos; daughter "of Andrew
Chontoa. of Bridgeport. who has been
chargeof lncorrigibiiity this morning
in the downtown court, has had her
case continued indefinitely upon her
promise to behave in the future.
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Sale of Real Estate
By order of the Superior Court g'lv-
Ien February 22nd, 1918, the followinz
described premises will be sold at pub-
(C) Sheep and cattle dogs while so H
diving in this city. and who was ar- "
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'Irslgncd before Judge Vosbal-gh on ii4
The thirtieth annual sessithi of the
Grand Commandry. 1'. O. G, (3., of
ipast year , in which time it is esti-
mated their loot has reached enormous
prfiportions., _ . '
Grell claims to be n‘workcr around
L“ “aiding in ‘9‘” days with “5‘ one he auction on the premises hereinaf-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willmont "r‘ter described on Garner street in u".
3 1‘9““ ”"5“ Second Taxing District of the City and
5 “NW
Free from Animal Fats
.OLEOMARGARINE 1
TH: Nocoagurrsn gaitlwlv a I
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We. BRAND wens vacuums-\-
OLIDM ARGARANE. TO connect W cm
Wt. LAW tau-v w \s mucous-wax
"ate. 'ROM sums). vat-ca.
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M. F. Beckmann & C0
83 & #5 mm toll Sireel- Phone 1405 ’_
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CENTRAL HOTEL
s‘ineroonisbythedayorwsslr. Steam heatedehcirio
tsandgas. PinsOafhattschedzalsoRcstanraut. Italian
:gl-
. «a
pool rooms and when accosted by the . . .
dettctives he said he was seeking w. P.,Fcrguson of Holden.i\'est Vir-
wc’fii in Bridgeport. Not being able to glnia. is the guest of his brother-in-
give satisfactory answers to the ques- , .,
,tjons which were put to him. the om. law, “9”” W' VanWagenen, “f ls.
curs decided that he was the map they view avenue.
(“onnectlcut will meet in New lpndon.
2‘T'ucsday. April 9. at 10:30 a. in. ’All
i ll. .\". (3. are urged to ’go and make this
Mistrial-nest over. Trumhel Commandry
No. m. U. o. G. c. will furnish I'din- h h ‘ k U
{It I '
. n {‘9 evening_\llhd can out e no on or i
in" Mid entertainment Id lhlle on“ When they told Grell that he would
I ‘Freoerit-k H. Quintar . w . l: have to accompany them to head-
lthrougli some of his possessions in qiinrters, he began to struggle frantic-
illK‘ form of old documents. unearthed “My ,0 g... away from the clutches of
' bli’ of the. vintage of 1353. the detectives. At last be freed him-l
intiime. tn . .
i 2 8'3... self by it supreme effort; and ran down
The “m" table was “tea M“ '1 a . llrond street in the direction of mutt
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Attorpey William A. Griffin and wife
are in New Yorll‘today. They went
down'in Mr. Griflin's car.
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SPEEDING UP DRAFT PROGRAM
Deposited in
Town of Norwalk. on “Monday. April
29th, 1918, at 2 o'clock in the after-
noon: terms of sale 10 per cent. of
the purchase price payable on day of
alder balance on‘ delivery" of deed.
which is to be on or before June Int.
1918. The property is bounded and
described as follows:
All that certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon standing, situat-
and was of the New York and Harlem
allroad. the first railroad golntt into
New York. A glance.‘ at the table
shows what vast progress has “been
nliltde in railroading since the. date of
tile table and now.
this Bank on
-/1 or before
Friday, the
5th of Kprll,
will drop, in-
' teresh from
‘ Court Edmondo til Amicls, r. of A..
drive for members which drive will
' start on May 11th. The members will
no out getting applications for mom-
licrship among the itallsns and a com:
illiittee of sixty who will be announced
h ter will have full charge of the drive.
ifesms will be formed and certain dis-
tricts t’viil be thoroughly worked tiller.
. dither lodges of the Foresters will also
‘ ,' in in thls drive which mm on tile
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V ssiltsrlstlol one . ..
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hold a meeting last evening at which
time the lodge voted to go into the}
11th of May. andwwhicll is-rwmdlcheis, and final 1 wit-vied and 9x71"... roadwtl 1 a, north. end of‘ the Mother! hurting". and forty-three:
trove-tort DI! all 9'" “" “W“‘mw‘m Mt"“”l’ - "° lupin! “”7 The i. retina to its t‘mnl'imnni. HM!) feet by hlslmi
. , in lion, to‘ woundalr i s Emergency Howl» ' - . ' u
. totes. itwu WWI. ,. ,, s 3 thy be" R, K 1‘“, in" . .and West".
“.tzoolvootmmrlwltt" ~ 7 ' in funnel" ‘ ‘
WASHINGTON. April 3.—-Measureii ed at South Normalll. in the town of
‘ it took the detectives only in few see in am up the draft may“, a"; in Norwalk. County of Foirfield and
fwd" "0 redrml'hgimt “:5” “31733:: contemplation and an .[otlicisl- an- 3'8"? ORCWMMCM- and designated
'i‘ii-‘t‘iiuizhliulti‘l: :ut; into 31:; W ‘ ' .nouncem‘ontfiis expected soon. . '83 Lot Niiniber einhten (18) on "titan
’ ' i The intention is to meet the emer- Of ROCK Ridge? formerly known as
{the lower left forearm of the‘fugit‘lve. gency in France. l-‘o
. . America style. ,
Garner lonroe and Chestnut Sta. Tel. 1555.
. J Dill“, met.
-. J. Disses, Proprietor.
,, sprintiESilovvitg oi .
. Suits, ' Coats. Dresses and, Waists
- > The”, Little Shop
.- _H_._ _..
The second shot fou “Work in. r that reasonlho' Beirds Rocks owned ”I'm“?! D. R“.
nearing filminghdthe right and flesgiy tux hundred thousand to be called;th|gldfln, and located at :00“! News:
1993" O ‘ e an ' car .n‘ ”'9. “'Iyoar will be called rapidly, more so'Conn., April 1912," w icli map isfl
1$.11.311‘:5¥3;d"{h;§:,333,:§,::;n§2 than w'tu ‘proviously planned. 'in the Town” Clerk's once or said Nor-
flnsliy exhausted ircmvliis eflorts and; The War Department officials said walk, bearing file} number 348. and
. the loss of blood he. staggered into the;no nrrangcemnt were in sight lookinghwht -‘h lot. in bounded Hortowcatcrly
Ismael where he was (ound hldlns “‘to calling out more than the 800.000 twenty-live (25) feet by lot number
(airmail? (1,322" entered the ”Mme“ “ “'85 Planned to take into thalseventeen (17) as designated on said
age in'pllrsult of the wounded fugitive. “e'V'c°-‘ Iinup; Northerly forty-four and eight-
Ililnidredths (44.08) feet by lot mini.
they found him-huddled’fn ti dark cor- ,
i“'°’.3"'t'5a'dil駒 i33"tl«“fi§. 3.239 “7°" "W" '°”"° "" "m i um...
8 no t 'i' - t ._ . . . ‘
as: M w." set: ed from behind_by Dc- J :Evvam'l‘AiN. “April 8. Deputy ,map. Northeasterlr. ten an .
tective Sergeant Bray before he' u g" o n H‘ K” ham, 0‘ police, '
' ' icourt. was coming home from list-NH)“ ill. p. arch seciety: Easterly
h of the wayzford last night. in his automobile when eighty-five and glfi'rn‘h““d"dm’
he saw a man lying uncongplotis WHOM," (”I by mm pl'uld Society;
{could use a weapon.
He fought ovary inc ,
’while being taken io‘police head-
we;
in ;
her sixteen as designated on said
hundredths t, 0.15) feet'hy land of tilt.- _
a... -._ “a
60 N. Main St. South lioswnllt
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Disiinciive‘Siyies in" .. .,
SUITS ,
$15-00 to $45.00,
.;.:COATS«
.. $10.00 to $35.00
’ huge Account-Opened
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