Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 9, 1918 · page 7

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lot which tally one halt were women.

audience. and a keen appreciation 0!

”he state, gave substantially the same
, taccoun't o! the aflair as has been pre-
Th r I ,viously pr.med in these columns, snd~
a 5 lat times seemed to be taking the case!
. . :‘out of the hands 0! Prosecutor Dun-i
hair. who conducted in as dignified a:
‘way as the frequent interruptions;
-would permit. i
l The first scrap came over the ad-l
‘missron of statements 0! the witness
:as to just what authority he had (or
ithe ejsctment proceedmgs. in reply
, ‘to questions by the defense as to
u I“ i ]whether. he had an order from any
‘ court. ..
I i His answer as finally admitted wa
that he did not need one as he had
ample authoritv in the provisions of a
icertain lease from the City National
Bank of Oneida. N. Y., alter lore-

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. ' :closure proceedings in March. 1915,

I ews {which Miss Davenport signed that

' Mr. Davis. as counsel. had drawn up,

and which as he stated in quoting

.. from memory stipulated that she waiv-

, ‘ ' Hi all process ot law, in any ejectmcni
The Ladies Md Society 0' "‘9 “'5‘ proceedings alter May . 1st of that

I. E. Church will hold a special busi- year.

sou meeting at the home at Mrs, at smiling aim-m sum

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I. ,. Department Sherii! Fred F. Bates
0' l A:drews, do Wednesday at 4 was the next witness and he broulht
coc ' PM” will be made to” ”“p': .to the stand a smiling lace, and in

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per to be given in the near future. A May way or answering questions, that

laun- attendange is desired. idelighted the audience, and brought
' ' iirequent laughter.
Captain George Augm- of puma.” When questioned as to tho circanr

. isnt ', ~. stances of the scene on the lawn at-
5 th Barnum kw”. ctr-”t" he and another oilioer had entered

cus.’ has been accepted by the United the premises through a window, he
States Murine Corps tor recruitin-t. said that on hearing a cry tron 'Mr.
duty. He will wage a campaign in .Davis "loch out sho~has.a gun." he
New York. speaking and performing grabbed ”‘3’ ”gm handinst ” “be
with drilled bodies of marines. .was drawing a pistol either from a

 

pocket 0! her skirt. or lrom some
-othor lplaco ol‘concealrnent, while

Any resident of Connecticut. who Sheriil' Perry. of WestpOrt, srsaped
desires to fish in the. reservoirs other 01h” arm. and on "10 demand

ponds oi New '1'de state must have,“ Mr. Davis unrated her on a charge
of assault and or carrying conceal-

s license, under the fishing laws pass ,.

ed by the 1918 session of the New: fir'yxml' “,d placed handcufls on
York shots general assembly. Lia When asked if he heard, any threat
ceases are issued by the town clerlt 3‘“: :Y ”:3 accused '9'“! MT-

' nvs. o as :

or any New York state town and are "No, but she kept her eye on him
3°“ for the ”m" ”am pretty well," at the time the oilicers
{were struggling ior the gill.

The James Flynn estate block in. Sheriil Perry. at Weatport. testified

Washington street and Railroad avo'm“ h: '3“ thavmurtmgm :M
can sspr uéed new .a or-
nno is being overhauled, a partition midahle Colt‘a Ai- my "mm” of .32

ball! M MI" the “m" '0 that calibre. with {our loaded shells and
than will be two' stores instead 0! two empty ones.

one in tbslutpre. ,A new glass trontl- Miss Davenport was the first. wile
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m DAVENPO" wait. and high buckled artics shon- this. Yo; are a liar an! a this! and
. WW! . 'ed beneath a short skirt or thin us- a puriwr- That’s Just what i said.
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it was a onmstic moment when in
"obedience to directions she took ‘a'

to! representative cilisens or the mugmmon in a vault. space is trust, .
l table. and acted out her; Daughters of the South Norwalk Col-'

Esme", “Va/[a holiday spirit about the part in the stair. lgreuiionsl Church will meet with
Extending her lett hand with the in in". Milton Elwood at her home on

the aha saliies on both sides. “More a“ ”I" at 3"- D‘Vh- who 3“ al- .
11“.“ mg the movies." was said in most within touch of it she__ said m'Cove arenas. East Norwnlk tomorrow

5‘ {one form or anothsr, many times dur- “IV" to 8 0905““-
‘ ‘ing the recess periods. g
Mr. Davis as the first witness tor?

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followed the trails of lndian and ,bufislo, Western
Union wires crisscrossed the country. ‘
Today the quick, cheap, indispensable service it the
greatest telegraph system the world has are: known
is an essential factor in the welding of the Mini.

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Uncas Tribe, No. zs. Improved 0" o. hotter portion of the night with a

liar of'llsd Menhwill confer the adopr sick dog, and was awakened in the
tion degree this evening on a class of months by I knockins at bar from
seven or more candidates. The‘m‘dm ”“1 thinking “ "'9 m. 'h

pain ‘0' m members 1' W 'who was there. recoivin

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thorn. . . ' .drirwsr. "and returned to the lower
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The class initiation of the Comma:
ions oi tht Fscest. which cmasfl
the two circles in Norwalk, ~m " F _
South Norwalk and Nepal of Siam , Get the
lord, will take place on 83nd” atter- ~
noon, in Rippowam Il-lall, Stamford. A . .
degree team irom New York is to do “aka-131
the floor work, and over 400 compan- -

ions are expected with the team. Iiiay- ‘
or Treat has been invited to open the Mk

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Fast Freight Service Between This City
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Steamer “Marion” ,

Freinht acceptsdstfionthNorwslkfrorn 7 :30to 5:3!
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