:. 11’ health you need to read!
file's goal, to make you fit and
w you whole, seek not the
"flu-knees, like a mole, but
"give each shoe a good thick
through w
pleasant knoll
L
winks a stroll
_,.' rand vale, o’er
Jul roll. Then with your
* “mind in calm control a thrill
ofvvigor lifts your soul, no
, Webs cloud nor fears take
'2 toll. Then if good luck you‘d
l,” '~ still cajole, your home sweet
0 home must have its dolerits
.bins 1:023: filled with Ferris
‘ rhen winter's days are
Cool
on 1'». scroll and weather‘s
.lfke ' , 3 diltant Pole.
sole and each line mornégg -.
; «aside some path where brook- ;
i
e:-
nitso—
We Just Received Anoth-
er Shipment Of
FISK AND FIRESTONE
: '. TIRES
And NORWALK TUBES
- *~ ' Seconds
Also some standard
firsts, which we otfl-r
‘flices.
Awnine. Auto Tons
Auto Supplies and
Accessories
.. - AARON KOHN
makes in
:11 reduced
.. ‘.
A few questions
should be able to answer.
spring cause damage?
If you are having
l
l
ot’ being of service to you?
. ““j”’ ‘I\ ‘
which every—Winter! m 01w:
What do you know about the
Are they in the best possible
household goods, your volt-able stock of merchandise
machinery which are housed under
spected and repaired or rebuilt before thaws
I templating building new ones, may we
We have best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos' and As-
phalt—roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prim. l
1‘. O 9.1: "5.7"“ To: "75‘ . T.» 3.7. :11
9&1
COMMANDER OF
102N D BOYS IS
(Continued from Page One).
I
_———
ln Snptt'liilwr. llilb.
liking to .\l:ljor 'I‘hl-inp
January
a great!
from
look
son.
Assists Colonel Parker
In :1 rum-lit letter to his will» Coir
one] Pttrkul. “ho is now iii l-nllt'mand
of the (‘liunlunt-mtrt linrim-ks, when-
lhe Ame-rit'nn torn-s in Frnnt‘e Hr“
quartered. slatted that he has r0:
quested thul .\l:tjor Thompson hi- [it‘-
tnt‘hl'd l't'olll tl‘il- lti'JIid ittialntrv ltnll
sent in l‘t'llnl'l to him. The il-qlii-st.
ll.t~i hm-n approved. ('ulntii-l Parker
said. :lttd ll" hull lllllil" Major Thomp-
.un tln- provost iiiurshzll at tho- Ills‘
ripliliai)‘ lulrrnt-ks i‘llutnzlni-ourt.
il'
REASSIGNED!
U: 3]
conditions of your W7?
toprotectyoufl
condition
sud
andrains of
1,
them? Should they be h... l
amt
mmeANmJET
(Continued Front E580 039’
‘ I:
‘
prepared to furnish blanks or any oth-
er information.
Bridgeport in one of the cities in
the state that, has a large member-‘
4.
ship. The late Congressman J.
Hill of this district wna.also afl‘tlial-
.ed with the organisation.
troubles with your old roots or are con:
not have the pleasure
g
‘5’" It.
.__—.
“llll (‘olonel Parker. hut expressing
lwr sorrow over the tart thn
tail would prevent the. major return-
ing to the l'nill-d States with his It":-
iment.
It is believed Major 'l‘hompson in
still assigns-d to the “Find realm; nl.
but on dl-laehi-d duty.
The rerords of tho “’ar ill-purl-
inent slmw that on March ti Major
i‘larent-e Thompson '“115 H>5IflnPd m
t‘nnllllfll‘lilt'l‘ ol’ tlto- Set'onll lizittztlion.
102ml lnl‘anlry.
AGED FRENC
H OFFICER MUSTER-
ED OUT
PARIS. Thursday. Mart-h t‘T. tt‘or»
re-slmndem-u m Thi- .‘ismrtnlwd
l‘ress). ~Al'tl-r serving tour pulls in
dugouts and billets as a supper in an
engineer regiment, Lieut. Surugee. 8t!
)mirs old. was mustered Oil! of tho-
sl-nit‘v :i lt'w Will-ks unit. When Illi-
I
l
t the ll!‘-~
‘1900. six men, all bald-headed.
t.
3.77 clothins store in Falls Village. These
"W Club Originated
One afternoon in the summer of
hap-
pened by chance..to get together on
the front stoop of John H. Beiden's
men were Mr. Belden. A. POW Chfil“
man. Dwight M. Moore. \Villiam Ii.
Hart. Fred E. Egieston and R. "-
\\'liitiord. As the day was warm they
took off their hats. and Paul .‘il'Htltu‘
now a Now York lawyer, Who was
passing with his camera. observing
their bald heads. snapped a piclm‘i'
or the group. This picture was print-
ed on post cards. t‘ltrislenfil ”The
Six Sutheiland Brothers." and dis-Iii
hilli'tl :is a jot-tllar souvenir.
Twelve years later a. f‘Oll)’ of the
pit-lure came to the. attention of
John Rodenteyer. who had a short
llillt' lll’flll't‘ hi mm"- (‘Lllllll‘ «if the (‘On<
lltr‘lii‘lll \Vustrrn News .‘ll ('nttaan.
and. being sliulltly bald. himself. ll"
(littm-iu‘d the idea. from the WIN"
ambit. of ntxnnizing thr- baldlu-ads
or that l-elzion into it I'll”). fl‘l , ll."
t-mistant agitation in his paper armle-
i‘tl fli’nt't'fll llllo-rt-sl in the idea. The
result was that the liaid-Hrad VIII"
of Atm'ricn was formed. and the "Or.
:allizntiun Banquet" was lwld :it T’ll‘
Inn. Falls Village. Nun-tilhl-r ‘3...
if”: when G" haldheads assembled
tor llll' Intuit. This affair Paul" to ”2"
mlvnliun or the liiettopulitun lli‘\\“lm
ill?"l and the L'rt'fll neWVsL'Hllli’l‘lnX‘. ""4 l“"l"‘"““"l-
HLlllt'll'N‘; Ihv tan": ot’ thi- “mm m ill to lmzominil lim- bill In order to
minimum" sin-wad ;,|| ,_‘.... the mum all the util‘s industrial hum" om»
try. and inquiries and unliht‘ulinn‘qg!‘l1|)t‘.~ included. The ‘Si‘llali- IIIn"
for membership cam.- um}.- and ”million: on llll‘ lull \\lil('ll lain-ulna.
from wraith-ally t-u-n» um.- m m. Ellw ht“ littlltr viii-h the aun'l‘nor
l'nion. ' fans nivtn “\ll‘liill'illllal‘)‘ powers dul~
Full linui' l“;t‘lll'§‘
In lllv organization haw .qvpl-nlt-tl m
Hutu) (it ill" llit'lzl- nun-imports :itlu
iiiligazino-s. rtttheilished “uh shell-h-
rs and photographs; t-liruumists havi-
rxtllnited their talents upon it. us- >
piling lull-ls ll;|\g‘ imnlullnllzwl .h..§lll:ssitin at live to he nppotnlmi lty:
I'lltli in \l'l‘sl'. and its “mm” humillit- (luverttm in >t'l'\1' Int tun your:
«nuts :ttlrurt nation-“nil~ :illunlinn.‘Wllll‘llll tiny to vm-ottraine the pro
its till-Itibership Plnbrar'vfi slalommr-n,Edurliun «it loud Tlll' (‘IllllllllllO‘l‘
shall hate tun tic-Id 2420‘an n! :i s:il-
xt't-llidin; ex l'l|‘>lthnl 'l‘..'l.
Andrus. t':lilln.ttl lilflzllli"‘~ lill'lki'l‘fi.
ill'lll'll',~ til-\(ltl-tl’
in“ _\'|‘| ~.;
Special at . . . ...-. ..
[SILK AND HE
7 New. Waists, Middies and
Spring styles that are su
surprisingly good values.
re to please the most fastidious. and that .t . l
l WASH SILK WAISTS—In efiective stripes of contrastiir colors. .,
? TAFFETA SILK WAISTS—In 3“ “I
‘ MIDDIES AND SMOCKS—Desizned to pl
ATHERBI.OOM I’ETTICOATS OI“ MANY Hl‘t‘m‘
Smocks n,
.e‘c-t
e new shades with a wide range of mi. ..
ease the Younger set . $2.00 to .~"
the hill to pl'mith i'm- li‘lll‘enH-lll ol‘
slate departim-nl etnployes after
tlliity years of service and when they
have. l‘t‘flf‘lll‘d the £129 of fifi'yi-srs.
lhl- allowance to be one-halt thi- nv-
n-lugv salary «:1 the t'ivu- years prom-d-
The Housi- has \ut-
int: tha- “at; path as suspendinu' ('I-l
Inilt sliillllt‘“, in order to promote llll‘
and to bring into
it‘litllll‘C'Pli tor prose—
l
3
{national «ll-tense.
lurc‘ :lll illo- stair
, outing the war.
Antithl‘r hill I'o littl‘lml rumor ll ('nln-
'uty of not mute lli“ll $2.000 mull
all. Krieger 810;.
. , . . l .
.lmm”. puns-n..." INHHHLH‘ "my l‘lu- t‘c-tutt'l n. lhn spot-nil ('tllllliIIl-l
nun in “n “all... "r |m~im-~~' and ‘ It‘v “'llll‘ll inquired into the aethities: til.»
lililit‘>itlill1ll He. and :u lmtlullel "I ”I" ““3“ “‘"mi'll ‘" Ik-l'vnsv “n'll
‘r‘II‘le-II'I.“ ll.i\" ulnahu hic’l 'IIIII ut “l 13* “Hill“ “31-“ it‘lfll'l'"l l” ”1". ~
. . . _ . _ . - s y ' ‘
4 fishing" _h. .1 "1-‘un2u‘htp ,. ”1,”... . .‘i’litili'. utt Illltlllill ul Senator llt'llOIU. THE “ RIT].\(I ().\
. :itid llu- X"‘|N)Y'l olden-d tiled in thi-
. \ ‘ '
«liltt'l- nl lhl- yet-rt‘t-lun‘)‘ of still“ Thug 11115 “ -‘\l‘ll
‘ LEGISLATI‘RE
.5, Railroad Ave. Phone 489. , r1.~ i-_\[)li':«:<'~'ll to Mrs. l‘.ilkl'|' his hth \uti'llrttko‘ out in 1914. he volunteered
- 'i'LZiill tor \Inim‘ 'l‘hl-nwson :tn-l pit-u. for the duration of the struggle and
$1.1- .. ~tln~ ti'u'i‘ .uruiu llll\.ll: ll:-- nullor during the \\';ll‘ earned the Hilll‘i‘lll"'~
.. ' .- ' . .. » at t‘ .1. -,\:‘\'illl lilll. t' “th- ll':n "l lN'llll-‘V' “ml“: ll"
Sentln- l “a" A “(ML m "L 'l.l ~ .\l:'~'.I 'l'liuliitts‘nn. \‘il‘v n1 .\l:l.ln'|' lint" lt:- .vat'ii'tl most (if ill" lllll“ ”ml"
m 1“ hrm; '1'" l"“' ’" ”l” "mm” l‘lilztilii.-m:. ll\!lt" Ill tlu rillilll'b‘é Swindle/“Wilton- ~lio-lls iv" with eon
“9- .nl \\':i.<l:im-'m1 ‘i'll H l-lt-_-:i:_n-l 't» "‘;'l' :‘lHll' itKIiliIlll_\' Hr is :it [lll‘rt'nl
innit. llt'l't‘ ,\ :.-\\ tints ;:vl :ll' la Iv- itr L'ilihl _hv:'.l'h and tuned to mmllntlv
— _—-—- —‘——————-— 1... ”mum” M,\ “Wk... 1. ”in: “1‘ It: ,- i..\* tlrn (until-nit”. t-‘ll'llllll ("'(‘HI-‘llm ""‘
“Bull (lllr I'ltlssllll'tl Ads. ltnpi- Hujnr ’l‘hlitttluqili lit)“; lll |:tlli'(’ llltlntl it.
111% — — :9
tin .
l. ,, , ‘
l ./ ,v
. é_idt l 1
.l l L.
Exceptional V alues for ThisWeek
WOMEN'S AND MISSES EXCLUSIVE SUITS of lncn's wear serge. plain tail-
ored, bratl and button trimmed. '
$25.00, $30.00 and $35.00
ND MISSES‘ REGULAR STOCK SUITS
$18.00 to $35.00
New Dolmans
Modelled on pi~turesque flowing lines, many havin ‘ -
, . . . _ . g the new tltrowqcarf cotlzns,
finished With tisselled ends, lined throughout with beautiful paisley silk
‘I
$25.00, $30.00, $35.00
N ewesl; Styles in Serge Capes
In circular or d raped eflects, over surplice or coatee front
tiful.
every model is beau-
Sl0,00, $5.00. $20.00. $25.00, $30.00. $35.00, $40.00
New Models in Spring Coats
Loose and belted effects in all the leading shades; moderately priced.
$10.00 up
Spring Frocks
I
~ A remarkable collection of unusually clever dreams of Georgette, taffeta, satin,
i' crepe meteor and men’s wear serge.
$12 98, $16.50, $18.00. $25.00. $30.00. $35.00
‘ Shop at. ill; store or individuality and save from $5 to $15 on‘your purchase.
We alter free 0: charge 1n our own workrooms. All our heme are hand-finished.
THE PARIS SHOP
SO.’NORWALK
c": _
’v e .n
‘5 as so. MAIN ST.
mural committee in makl
p l or a new science hall had I build!“ negligible 0990393“ “file Allies “Bed
3 fr:-
'.
IARNS DA \"S
REST TODA Y
tuztm llilill in lli-~ ri‘pnt‘t
i‘\.‘>‘l"l‘("' nl Ill“ l'iillni'll ends turth 5
“oh i‘l-xlnén [itil'llilllF of its Moth‘
\Hll he :tsstlt'wtl l») slnli- ll. PHIIH
:l~w't1.~ E‘llil the litho-l'leiii‘ \xi.| :t».\utii»'
is that the"
of historic days had nothing~ ml thi~ s3. .
comes to important tm-ssazes!
Are YOIT worrying over the S(;f"t :a‘. ,
(Continued from l‘JL‘J- (lilo). "V”."I l". I'i‘" ‘l' "‘f'“; "NWT ul‘ tho-I
. ml): " tut .‘I in .. l illzll: : ~ \x; r ‘ ' .' . .. . .' . ' \ .
,, MUM. W“ m. ”h m,_,“m.l.__” ‘ . unds combined “till the sleuth (.t ..
l) “tun,“ .1 m..." 3...; . ., “h... I...“ 'l‘lt- senate .ii“’l'l“1l bills liniklllt.“ flhlc ClOthS?
this six-gum", Tl..- h‘. ”um": I” lilll-‘i‘l 'ln- L.“ ltlllt“'illll2 ll.t~ usu-l . I i
:.:;l:t‘;.'. .--..- rwln w“ . ..; '. .;...t n" t" "mil-mu» m' i::ln-nral I'lll‘lllll-‘l'si If 50. lust. IOOk ill {he Word illt‘ l'iil' ' 7 ‘ "" I
v'th' \~ m‘ll :luil . E’illlll.’ t-leuii. 6H t :- \. t“ 1‘ -- :.'.‘«‘ 01 adult: rutml' 0") there and “'C leHV VON.“ C\('l&u . I.
“.!'l‘ 'vt'.\-,:..\.~ tn ;--- :lli' llltlltll' \v- " “’0‘" """i“"‘~ “‘ L""’“”" “l ' ' 0" I
l'li'li .« \ lit! .‘lllll ;.§._ 1):”!1.‘ ””3 -' llv ti~~ w .4 till ling: l.:lll r liillf. lust It.
t‘hr. tutntliitfu “5.: (in building ll-"\Hii'~' :t in \‘ L'lllftllt It l-ti «E . . . s . ~
“ """' liillViW 'Sznlu'l “WI 3.“ '-' lll L‘ti'»tl‘lllv' \‘ llll lllqfillillllt-fi “1i “ hether It S an {DUSlCl' .‘llli (ll‘ till ill?"
I v-ti-!.>".. and ;-u ‘w 'm: the‘ ll:iitford ““ "“‘-‘“""""“'~ l “4011‘" “I‘d ii iii 11.“:l'll‘2‘0l' tfi (‘0..5}
.".ll li'tl.«\ul;illl~ :.
:‘lu‘. Stv‘dlalw ll' .\" tl'i L'illuzi)‘ tut " "l“ “1"“ “5‘“
.i-u \tlnm inn; 1: m: and “it ti“. “ll ‘Iv in" ll‘t- i'ltHlll H’ l-Illv..it‘tl 'I' Linn: ."5 to the it‘l‘ms "0"." find thln ii.‘ ”i“ ‘*
illtrt‘m n n: :. - r;,;]“;.x» . mt, H1, .-y Huli'uln', 1m l"li“.ll.l w 1:“ n9 'm' . ' . . "
.ull. 'nv'iil In t : puny-d; q“)!x|':|il_ l filmtln- :li lulllt~lill2 :l (‘lliilil ill ll ‘(,lhn2 0“ d h”:-
v.. ~ lll;-‘ “q fitl'uv“..(. Mill ‘0 t‘tlll ill‘lill) titllllinseittltw'rillli it. Hint-t2“:
-“~.\*' "t Ilu :m,- ‘-:iill0ll.¥‘ t'l'llllllll. l‘...tti‘.\ltu'~ titliv. “(‘I'Cdll?" HYOU Hilil ii."
in Him .m ,-;.., tuning "Esrgr, \ Y:I\;I!'.ii\lt‘ I'Q‘llliil tilt .l M‘html lllll
ll‘l ll lu Illw I" .1 and boroughs t'i""'l' ‘: "M "MM“ 3‘ b‘ ""1" “q“
I"ll“. attica .'|".‘l ‘ .u mt F1‘l‘.l‘\lIlL' tho ""l‘ “Ll 'l“""‘~ ‘" “"‘1‘5 “3‘5"“ ‘ "5 fit ”it ’ “h“? it? v 7‘. ’.,F?n.“f’_:,‘" 'JAT. "’- V
"N... g H“... ,l' _..m,m\ m “U.“ "Hill! wlmol». hol-im: «Liv umplnyr a J“ 'I ' i - M
" ".I‘I' (-mmnilwu min! (t l'llilttlis. zat‘il xxhn l..\i- lit'll ‘ V L '
ll «15:15.4 in l" . “Tsnml its follows: """"-‘I‘ "'d ”H «l‘ "i'il‘>-~ t‘l~ilt:i'i*-l l‘tl'ttt
lj l‘\ 1.. -h ll... HYUS :tnd li(ll‘l‘ili‘..'ll§ tiny >i‘l «uls. >ll.‘lll .Jtlnd with I‘lL‘lll
.t. "mum“, 4”,; .n,.,._ Titi‘ullaty I.” xl-hlmls mi _. t-l llmi Hf no: In“ ilmt‘ -1
l: till it. ll‘l: . :lgmv the railroad ‘l\""'l “It is unlv<< tvllmul l.\ the
illltl Luck. int-u and bridges Hilll- .~I:~:.‘ I‘uul‘il Ill ":Il|l"fll!tin ' I ' '
milwvs‘. illl \\‘.-.tiu».~d:ty. and that bv- Th“ "‘l""""i‘m “”mmmm' “""rmi' SHOES—— ”BOO s
m“. H,.. u],',1..,:..;..,mns (-oltttuiltvi- 0" mm .ntlm: the tritil~ oi tln- Smithn
'l‘hmuduy llt'ulw» hill h) uhi'll llw Stilt.» i‘ill-
in the ”um... hmm numlw‘l‘s WM... ll-L‘t' \\»lll O-‘tllivt'llfiq- inslrttr-tilm in St.ll Another Chance
“vision-4 that [m nu. hparinzs hp s” ”L‘lll'lllllllt' :w |tl'ti\l(lt‘tl in the t‘t-«lvr- 1
int the same :Illl moon and it was un-
derstood that tho- l-nmmitim‘s will
try to nrrnnav so then- will be no
I'i'nlllCI. TIH‘M‘I L'lunnlntppg “’Pl‘l‘ on"-
n! Izm'. .md that or \ut'ulinnal mlut-u
linn by thv- slate Board of Education.
TIM-iv u'ml- unillvllrnhle l‘l‘pul‘ls on
hills to allow the stato- lhuiv‘d Ol'i'llnt'i-
ya I offer the famous MONITOR
For the next ten do. .
$5 00. for $2.49, tan and black.
' SCHOOL SHOE. which sell for
Everybody knows this shoe is all leather.
Hg into “ism" 1m“. afternoon to :its to i‘éill\.‘l.\‘fi districts to limit
l‘mklj definite :trmneemenls for tlu- "“"""~ '1‘ “hit-h (ll-liltldmlt t'llillll‘t‘fil
wtlt‘utus. might h.- plurml :md to t'l-pv'tl \‘m'V - ' . f
. . . - . of I also have 105 airs (
There Will he no session tomorrow. Mon, 134»: nl llit‘ General lSatuti 5 im- I “In h-‘ve 50 palm . . p -
There are not- numy him; left to hp lmsmu :t toipnmte l'rnm'ltir‘t- tux “-‘ “N's $3 SCOUT SHOES BOYS REGULAR $250
rpporl’pd. and in vii-w or lhlfi “‘0“ SllH'k l'lhlli'alli't’ I'lllllllilllli's.
Mr. hing. Illinse Leader. offered a The Hulls" adopt-id St‘nalt‘ bill“ {01' 31-88' SHOES for $1.49.
resolution to final ltdiourmnent on concerning the Turringmn Imilllrn‘»
Jim-ll 23 3' 3‘, p. ill. This was tabled «Ode and fixing llll‘ legal li’niilll “it n ' RB TORM KING RUBBER BOOTS were 600
Elli-PX: -Ill(‘nll)('l.~ haul expressed their lroul at more than sewn inches. , ‘ 8 D s s S ‘ i
"lullmlns ”H” “""‘k rould nut bucon~ The House passed bills apportion-a For ------------------------------------- “ ‘
«- mm by that time, or that lldjourn- imz expenses of the bank (-mnmh . RE T ‘ ‘
input (lllL’l'l "(it 1” Pill“? until 5‘“). ninnon "nu-“ding ”19 jl‘i'l3('l‘(ll‘l t'lial‘ “N s D STORM K‘ING RLBBER BOOTS, real hlpb.
.- llli' dnlv (ll 1“" lilllllVPI‘Sfll‘y (‘9le!.“- “.1. and PUIIE'I'l‘anII’Z sur't'vs‘l‘m IHXQS. were $8.60. For ......................... S“ I ‘
lion.
The labor r-ummillrv favorably t'v-
:‘(il‘li’tl a hill pl'miding that no wo-
man or minor >llztll work in a manu-
izir-lurlnx. illi’l‘t'nlllill' or mechanical
wstnhlisllallnl‘nl lll‘IV'PPn 10’ I). In-
nnd 6 2i: ln.. but the Governor. in
llzms tit mom t-ilieruency. may ““5'
pend the operation of the. law.
The military :tlTliirs t‘ommittee re-
llill‘lt‘tl bills tor nmoriea at 'Water—
bury to rust $::llii.lllm; at Saybrook.
gallium: at \‘i'nilinziord. 8100.000: at
.fvilddletmvn. $15ll.tlll0; at Stonin‘tom
Simona. :illtl Ansonia. “50.000- The”
bills “on! to tho- appropriation! 0013‘
m-‘vtr-e. E‘lch place "Ollld have to
t-t-‘vide a site :mneptnble-to the
s’nle military authoritiel.
The. (urine committee reported fav-
tit-ably a bill to allow the use of null
.2' . ‘. .......... l;cv(‘z1'~§€‘-‘~- This
would permit brewers. to make It?!“
in n".- The (oxnmitlee was again“
the bill to increase club liquor license.
“in“! $10“ In 734'}. and ‘9uinfli ‘lle
blll to define beverage. ‘Voonlainlng
lWifi‘l‘ cont. ox-‘lees of slooth as
urn-intoxicating beverugu.
The Farmers' Aseoctntion. by 7°“
olutlon. requested the appmvl'lluon'
r-ommittee to agree with he agricul-
provision.
household
moon-co. Flu-l: ““1“”
l ___._._. .._-_.
FINDING IN ELEVATOR KILLING.
‘ Building Awners Absolved in Death oi
Frank Ryan, Bridgeport.
; MliRiliEN . April «Lut‘oroner Eli
i Mix of New Haven. while in Meridmt
yesterday. holding an inquest in tin.
death of Harold llrookmatl. 14. who
was run ovvr and killed by a motor
truck driven by Adolph Boehle or this
city. last Tuesday. made known hits
finding in the case of Frank Ryan. 10.
of Bridgeport. who was fatally injured
by falling down an elevator well in the
Theodore .\i. Byxbee block. where he
was employed. last Saturday after-
noon.
showed that if the cage were left a few 3
inehes below ‘or above a floor it would:
“slowly ascend. . l
‘ henine and Trotsky are not suchi
l3 iguana, Must be "em aside
glue-es.
The coroner says that “Whenf
Ryan went to the elevator. believing it
to be where he had left it. it had as-f
oeuded to the floor above." and tests
I also carry a complete line of the JOHNSON SHOE
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