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Political Opponent
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Both Missed the First Time,
3 But Second Shot Indicted
1 Mortal Wound on Beltran
, _____. including the Housatonic river. suc-
\ MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. April 2_—.ceeds N0. 264. ‘ This is the first tinie
Political excitement prevails in thls'tllat the government has issued
pity tonight as a result 0 fthe death of charts of the Housatonic river,from
,- multimill-
Customs House Announces
Latest Issues for Nearby
Waters, Including Bonsa-
tonic
sues.
Chart No. Q
point. off Westport to Stamford "har-
her, on the north shore succeeds No.
267 (Norwalk harbor) and No. 268
(Norwalk to Stamford). New surveys
‘from George rock to Copp island
southward to include depths of 40
feet are published for the first time.
These are in line with new charts
for Stratford and Bridgeport. No. 220
.from Stamford point to Sherwood.
point takes the place of No. 265 and,
No. 219, Pond point to PointNo—Point,
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PEEL—The Bolsheviki
interest to local yachtsmen has been no
ads 1):; th: marinie departrr‘nent of in
cus In case w th rega to, the various points on this front is vrepo -
displacing of old charts by new is 'ed in the Lettish communiquee todaryt.
[One of the Lettish statements an-
221 from Sherwood's nounces the repulse of a Boishevik
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m. ‘ .
2 (Associated 'attack in the region of lien" Garcia.
launched at- '
tacks yesterday on both sides of tin
river Dviiia. a parent begin
An announcement of considerable .ning of their t.‘l’ireii.tenle{<lid‘i-itvl'Iee on the Dun
WARSAW, April
the
The Bolsheflk forces Juana the
'Poinsh nines in the region 4R lapel.
cutofVilnaand nonhmon
Thursday but were re accord
ing it can omclal statement issued at
army headquarters here ’
cm front designed to carry them“
c direction of Vilna. Fighting at
Deaths and'Fmtralsh'
Mrs. Emma Eastman. ’
Mrs. Emma Eastman, of Bridgeport,
Well-known in this city. pained away
in the Bridgeport Hospital..'1’hursday
afternoon at 3 o’clock. Funeral serv-
ices wiu be held from the hints of her
son, Roy Eastman, 113 sou street,
Bridgeport, at 2 o'clock Monday after-
noon. Interment will folléw in the
family plot, Mountain Grove cemetery,
Bridgeport.
mflfiEflVITlES
Eureka Rebekah Lodge.
Miss Ruth Raymo d, Mrs. Cornelia
Lyon, Mrs. Nellie rtram and Mrs.
Rose Carr were elected delegates to
represent Eureka Rebekah Lodge, I.
. O. F., at the State Rebekah Assem-
bly, to be held in New Haven, April
21, at the semi-monthly business meet-
ing last night. Three applications for
I
Fair Tonight and cons”.
fl.
City and
{I‘amplco to make
nationality of Oberg.
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My Colby Directs En-
voys‘ to Make Prompt Rep-
the American consulate at
prompt representa-
tions looking to the speedy appre-
hension and punishment of the mur-
derers and directed thgconsulate to
report further details regarding the
sssoooM WAREEEEE j
‘ STARTED ON SPRING
ST. FOR FUR COMPANY
ruentations .
WASHINGTON. April .-.—n. A. .Workwustuhdearlythisweok. on a new storage was»,
soared-on. an Amencsn employee of house for the Jonas a lumber-g comm, 85 Spring street, he "
the International Pem‘em °°m‘ potter: and cutters of furs; It will m'm‘mooo. " .
mfl agatfiugmgggfm Thebuildingwillbeerectedonalssietractoflandadm
Alenndéi- Ober'g. nationally unde- the railroad tracks and the Spring mt‘factery. It will We!
terminal. also employed by the com- modernstyleg'lbbyOQandof two stories. no building
pony. was stabbed. probably 113%? thmughont,’will be fireproof. » - ‘
fi$°§$nieifl$fg 81:3“ $3123 to The Jonas & Hamburg company have four warehouses in New
the sute'Department yesterday from York caty, and heretofore all of the mail-l and at film!“ pull;
Tampico. NJa‘frredson’s hame was in has been netted there, being transported, as mded, to NM II!
Brooklyn. - - motor trn
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nffififimfizm Efiibimifiiéfiri‘t’ml‘ij. When completed, the fur warehouse will be one of the bell
scrapped buildings of its kind in this part of New England. ‘
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Washington Beltran. editor of the
newspaper El Pais in a pistol a'uel
ith former President Jose Ballie y
rdones litis' morning. The National-
Ist party has called a. meeting of its
Stratford to Derby and Shelton."
A new issue of U. S. Coast Pilot,
Section B including the Housatonic
river. Bridgeport harbor and its sur-
rounding waters has ilso been receiv-
‘ er;mnd the Chamber of Deputies
d "a meeting tonight discussing the
.ragedy. ‘
After the last election in Uruguay
the Nationalists accused the “Baillis.
has," the party headed by the former
ed by the custom rouse. The new
Coast Pilot covers the waterways
from (‘ape Cod to Sandy Hook.
president, Of frauds. This organiza-
tion is a section of the Coloi-adist'
Party, which is at present in political
In. an editorial discussing
MAY RELIEVE
9
pontrol here, and. Beitrari"s ll(‘WSDpr-'-‘l‘i
the Pier-1
EflNN. EflMPAN¥
membership were received, and initia-
tion will be held in the near future.
The director of the guard team has
called a rehearsal for 8 o'clock next
Friday night. Extra geod refresh-
ments were served and a pleasant so-
cial hour enjoyed at the close of the
business meeting.
Lady Jennings Lodge.
The entertainment committee of
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem, met Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Miller, Livingston place. Plans
were completed for the hot roast. beef
supper to be served at the close of
the meeting and annual rool call, to
be. held Wednesday night. April 7
Mrs. Eastman underwent a serious
operation some time ago. She recov-
ered sufficientl yto permit her leaving
«the hospital, but was later forced to
[return for additional treatment. She
suffered a relapse on Thursday, and
he rimmediate family, including her
brother, Policeman Frank S. Strntton.
Haviland street, were summoned to
her bedside. She died soon liter.
Mrs. Eastman is survived by two'
sons, Roy and Leslie Bastian: a sis- ‘
fer. Mrs. George E. Fox.’ Bridge-
port; and a brother, Polic n Frank
S. Stratton, of this city.
1 Mrs. Mary C. Hazard.
EflNVENTlflN 0F
lliflNMlllllliRS ll)
At. the speci
Molders’ Union, held Thursday.
in Hibernian Hall, First district,
Valley Conference Boa rd
BE IiELIl IN RuRwAiR
, \
a] meeting of the Ironfiel‘ved by Stewart
night, ,dancing followed,
itxnished by Speidel'g
was announced that the Connection
of the Ironivvcri
Molders' Union, will hold their annuaimcas and roses.
in honor of his birthday. Charles
iHarris of Ledgewood farm was enter-
itajned last night b ya number of
firends at the Norwalk Country club.
‘ An excellent buffet luncheon was
Henderson, and
music being fur-
‘ orchestra of
“Bridgport. The decorations.
strikingly effective were sweet—
The feature of the
AT 11va cum
which ’
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PARIS, April 3.—-Francisco de in
Barre, former provisional president 0!
Mexico, today denied knowledge at
the proclamation issued on Friday at
Agua Prieta. Mex., announcing the el-
tahlishment of a new united govern.
ment in that country.
When informed by the The Asso-
ciated Press the preclamation was re—
ported iO have been signed by him, Inc
said:
“if such a. dOcument exists it is I“
l have the greatest esteem .
in '"the
forgery.
for Emilio Rcbasa (named
proclamation as Secretary of Foreign
lions called. Bull's the “champion vi“:
4 I
(Continued on Page Eight).
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’ BRIDGEPOR'I‘. April 3.——Relief to:
the Connecticut Company from pay-
,-cla1 time was enjoyed by the enter— Besides her son Richard" she is sur-
The session will 0 ‘en rom tl at 8' Mrs. Mary C. Hazznrd ,widow of
o'clock. Invitation‘s hgve 1:39:11 for-zthe 1?“? Albert 13- Hazzard, formerly
warded to the Norwalk and Westport‘of “113 City, died at the some of her
lodges and the supreme officers. A130“ Richard D. Iiazzard .1 Bridge-
large attendance is expected. A so-zvort. yesterday morning at”! o'clock.
tainment committee following the bus-,Vh'cd by Albert W. Hazzard of Merl.
convention, in this city,
itely settled.
some time ingdancing was a lucky dance number,
May, the exact date not being defin-
This board is composed of repre-.
sentaiives of the dillerent local un-
Rclations in the new government).
:meh was won by Miss Marguerite but am entirely unaware of any such
vliosalle and Ned Sherman.
movement as re cried." ‘-
‘ The guests included: The Elisses Senor de la BE"... took occasion $03k
,iiarguerite Roselle, Blanche Verlln of f repudiate a reported visit to tho ’
.icns from all the State
a
s in New Eng-,New York, Marion Bodwell, Ethel Le—.
3mm mun
‘ mum .llJllfiES
H Q;{ EMILY NEEBEE}
ppointment of Two May Be
U rged—J udge Curtis to
Go to the Supreme Court
,meut of bridge, and paving assess.
Ements will be recommended to the
{next session of the legilslature by tho
3State Chamber of Commerce. The'
tcommitiee which has investigated the
trolley Situation will make recom-
mendations to the Legislature for leg
.islation similar to that asked by the
gcompany itself of the recent General
1 Assembly. 1
iridgeport just received $70,000
from the company for its share of
Ellie Stratford avenue bridge. Thous-
jauds Of dollars Of paving is annually!
,paid for in this section by the cont?
v
l
l
The need of additional Judges Grammy for trolley streets. socailcii.[
the Superior court in order to prop— .Lccal officials believe the 143' mi..."
l‘erlv dispose of the large amount of Qwould be Somewhat higher if this
busmess which is accumulating in vhc.‘ l
Bourts of this county particularly. is! The special trolley investigation
Eng generally discussed amongkommittce of the Connecticut them-l
ow member'sp fthe bar. Numerousiber _Of commerce consists Of the fol-‘
hivorce actions, and an increasing {lowing members: Attorney “Arthur M.‘
Dumber of automobile accident cases {Watt of Sharon, chairman: J. B. Mn 5
me among the classes Of cases whichgikeu, treasurer of the Yale & Towuc
r9 crowding the local court calen-lManufuctiu-ing company of Stamford: .
83:5. Judges of the higher court are {Morgan B. Brainard. vice-president of.
m to be finding it difficult to attend ,the Arms Life Insurance comany ‘
the luminess here and take care or I Hartford: Robert W. Perkins. receivl-
M in other counties. ,er of the Shore Line Electric Railway
- 2 May Urge Two More. company, Norwich; George T. Kim-
3 Were are now eleven judges on mail, secretary of the American Hard
"the Superior court and an increase ,vrnre corporation of New Britain: At-
Qlwonld necessitate action by the next :iomey Lucius J. Stevens of Clinton,
' Benet-a: Asmbelya-b q ove ZQK QJ'and Ira M. OI‘Ilblll‘ll, Secretary Of the
W Assembly. From the pres-lstate federation.
‘MRRNINRRTAR?
HA3 ANNIVERSARY,
l
A
type of legislation was enacted.
“f
5—-
A .
l
the iudgeships of.the Su-
occur this year. Judge
_ Curtis of Stratfwd goes to
-- superior court on August 8, his
place being filled by Judge Isaac
.' :LWolfe, now of the court of Common
5 Pleas, and Judge Donald T. Warner.
Q on December 15 next, Cnrfs~
or 3L. Avery of Groton succeeding
e
The fifth anniversary of the Mom.
ing :Star Christian Association an
Woman’s Auxiliary was observed at
Grace Baptist church last evening,
with one- of the best programs in its
history. Dr. W. H. Slater of New
Rochelle, New York. made the Drin.
cipal addresea.
Dr..Russel of New Haven. The ecu--
tral attraction van: the familiar Nor-
walk qugrtet, composed of Frank Bar-
ryman. .ames “bison. Geor C 1v
and William \Villlamson. ge an”).
Others who shared in
event Were Mrs. ROSS
eDlia ..immo Mrs.
ents, Mrs. Mm Thomas, who gave
select readings “Charity” being their
theme. E. C. Powell gave a baritone
solo. Pinkey Scott officiated at the
,Hgncy Mqfimw piano. W. C. Minton acted as malii‘~‘.i‘
Q QQ 77 -. n e. ‘9 resident James Dig s an M -~
Tlmssday afternoon Elizabeth. Patterson wigh to dmahlr
Induce QMcNamfira- It .the general public and ine committee
her clothing became lfor‘their cooperation in this affair"
gowns burning 30111.9 ialso all those participating in making
ate ms: McNamaras it such a grand success. The (omniit-
banned from her body. .tee was wmposed of A. T. Archer. E.
pticn- of her shoes; '50. Powell, W. H. Tatem with W. C
Wars was alone when Mlnton, chairman. '
occurred and the nearest ‘ i
Q AEERRY STRIKE
I ~ HRR
, _ McNamara, of.
‘ " «Found Burned
. .. '“f ,
WK, April. 3.—Badly burn-
the notable
Miller, Mrs.
--« YORK» April 3,—TraMc in
ew York Harbor was still curtailed
Q Q y by the strike of harbor em.
Wes. except those 'of'lihe Erie and
mean to Railroads .Were operating
vimnormai sched les., Rail-
_ claimedrthat while many
' mum’sand barges were out of
Q _Q finger of interruption of
‘strcei. First district, are being con-l
i
l
He was assisted by: I
Mary A. Clem- ‘
WARS TRAFFIC
land, and Will act on
ters and business in
the union. Definite 1)
‘details of the convent
.fect
ture.
EAR...
iicss meeting, and Mrs. Miller wasidon; “Willem H. Buzzard of South
voted a baker of cage par ex‘cellence. Norwalk. and one daughter. Mrs, Ada
Lincoln Council. IL. Plait of Bridgepm-t. The remains
A dozen candidates were received were brought to Nor-walk Q ‘0‘, inter-
into Lincoln Council, 0. U. A. M., ailment, and services will be held in e
the regular mycting last night. It watchapcl at Riverside cemetei': an on-
announccd that all members of the‘day afternoon at 2:45 o'cio- .
degree team,meet for rehearsal next .51.“.
Thursday night at 8 oclock.
W'—
' UPSET IN
M_re. Frank Mayheflw.
Ircne. Wife of Frank Mayhew, South
i
. I l Mair} Street. died. last night. She is Following close on the heels of the 1'
a, ;S““V1V“d. besides her husband, byydefeat of the regular Nor-walk Tire.
I lihree sons and a daughter. Stanley-Abowling team. at the hands Of the}
r
Frank and Harold Mayhew, and Mrs! "Dubs" another champion was taken‘
nMil-'me Walterhouse, all of Nor— mm camp, by a dark horse, on'Th‘m"
walk. Funeral services will be heldldav evening, at the Norwalk alloys»
at 2 O‘clock, Monday afternoon, fromlJuhmy Reilly attempted to hold his
, F
a" “' Raymond's funeral parlorS.’diiclt pin title against the accurate on-
'9
{walk Band“ church will officiate, ‘11-] neatly took twb out of three games
“0”“th following in Riverside ceme- and the crown. The first two games
. Q - }
NEW “EP'I “UMBRED. st “’ashington street. Rev. L. J. slaught of John “Sonny" Bheehan.
r (cry.
RSchoeppler,‘ pastor of the South NOT-[with the result that the latter bowicr
Important impzrovemcnis in “filter?
were closely contested, Sheehan win
him; the first by a score of 99 to 93,
and Reilly taking the sec .
point, 115 to 116. and the mud go .
to the winner of the match by the.
overwhelming score of 126 to i8. A
large crowd were interested specta-
‘tors of the games, and it is understood
that some pretty large side bets
changed hands, the loser after the,
match immediately requesli
'tum match. An opportunity wi
:doubt. be afforde
i standingfi buti I???
by Shoe an, n .
have to travel some to Stage a suc-
cessful come-back.
Gladys Newkirk.
templated, , The death occurred this morning of
A. Grccnbaum, New York automo-l Gladys Newkirk, daughter of Mr. and
bile man, is considering the securing Mrs. Edward Newklrk, of 3 School
of James Keena‘s three stores, adjoin-, street, at the age of one year and}
ing the Hope Hose Company's fire; eleven months. The remains Will be
house. He will renovate the build“ removed to Pawnng’ N. Y., for burial
lugs for garage and automobile show-i
room purposes.
. Alexander Simon.
it was rumored. in the FEM dls‘ .Relatives have so far failed to claim
trict, this morning, that representa—i mp body of Alexander Simon Darien,
tires of the New Haven railroadgvei‘c . a laborer employed by the New Haven
going over the situation. on “ “-9", railroad, who was killed by a train
street. in connection with the propos-Hast Tuesday night.
ed building of a new dcpot adJOIning;
Funeral of Miss Hoyt.
that street. I
l P noral services over the remains
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REAL ESTATE BRUKER; Rights." A Efirfigfifiggggfis
3mg Hill MHNEY 0N :R:.§.:“.RARR.ER.RR Alas? RA 2:: 2 2
PRUPERTY H1380”),
.«———
lRiverside Cemetery. ; ‘James Kelley. Ely avenue,
‘ ""_‘ he Naval servxce. expects
iYeoman in t
ibis discharge from the navy on Tues-
' formerly asso- 3
I
Funeral of Mrs. Fannie Beers.
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie Beers. Lday next.
who died at Great Falls, Mont, watch-Med witht
held yesterday afternoon, Rev. E. F-afi’ashington street, was one Of the
McGregor offlciatnig.. Services wereiilrst Norwaik youths to entc‘r .the
orwalk service immediately after the landed
lStates declared a state of war exist
‘ ling between this country and Gec‘
Funeral of Mrs. Ketcham. imany. He left with the Norwalk com- '
The funeral . of Rebecca Ketcham.§pany of the naval militia for Common-
widow of William-Ketchup], who diedeealth Pier, Boston, in April. 3917.
Mr. Kelley.
he City National Bank.
A new and novel twist in the pecul’} private, interment being in N
iai‘ status of the real estate market in Cemetery on Union avenue.
Norwalk developed this morning? ‘
when John T. Hayes, real estate molt-l
er brought suit against Sarah M. Rog-
ers for a commission for selling her
11 general mat-gMay of New York. Ela Natteford,
connection withiMaybellc, Austin,
lens as 10 theand Mrs.
ion will be Der-40harles
ed and announced in the near tuxxutting,
,Campbcll.
'Close,
3Twombley.
IN RCLES‘ “
G CI iThrce Are Slashed in
rtnn were wounded in a fight in which
s‘v participated early yesterday. Gui-
scppe Baron was iakn to the Spring-
field hospital with two serious knife
wounds.
cfsco Frabico were the others hurt.
\mccnt Cassetta was arrested.
argument
started in a theatre where the three
‘ann now wounded, threw peanuts at
0nd by one >ihe others.
in: were used.
ng a rewflght yesterday between four Ameri-
ll, no can customs inspectors and seven ai-
d him to regain his logo
the form displayeddrom Laredo, three of the. smugglers
at last game, he "in were shot to death and the Others es-
caped. presumably crossing the Rio
Grande into Mexico.
cricans was
Lillian Twombley
\V. C. Twombley. and;
Murphy, Ned Sherman, Al
Richard Harris, Donald
Robert Holmes, Leland
Charles Harris and W. C.
Thompsonvilie Fight
THOMPSONVILLE, April 3.—Three
Vincenzo Rinaldo and Fran-
An
which began the trouble
In a later fight knives
Three Mexicans Killed
In Fight With; Americans
LAREDO, Texas,
April 3.—!n a
d Mexican smugglers forty miles
None of— the Am-
‘ “Antonie-Gibbon is. not my
United States in his behalf by An-
tonio Gibbon. said by Mexican newe- '
papers to be his nephew and to is.
engaged in an effort to secure sup-
port in the United States for Senor
do is Barra's candidacy as president.
of Mexico. -
“in the first place.” he declnrcfls.
and in the next place there .
have existed any political relatio
between us.”
Senor de in Barre is very Welly,
occupied in Paris as counsel for Brisk.
ish, American and French banks.
MEXICAN SOLDIERS .
ARE MOBILIZING
NOGALES, Ariz., April 3.—Ameri-
cans arriving on the night train from
Hermosillo. Mazatlan and west coast
points, reported large numbers of sol-
diers mobilizing along the Southern
Pacific Railway of Mexico. There was
no official explanation Of the troop
movements..
Mexican Consul Tamez. here, said.
however, a critical situation had de-
veloped from the presidential can-
paign in Scum-a, but he did not be~
lieve military measures.would be nec-
essary.
General P. Elias Calles, who is It
Nogales, S'onOra. directing the presi-
dential campaign of General Alvarw
Obregon, yesterday reiterated char
that President Carranza, through Q
injured. News of the
fight was received here today.
seize the Sonora Government and do:
pose. Govcmor de la Huerta. ‘
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TALE RRi-iw will
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Varsity Selects West Course
for Today’s Boat Race on.
Upper Schuykill'
PHILADELPHIA, April
3 .-Ya.le
Martini O .
distance. _
An unusual thing happened in » tie.
junior varsity. By winning the boil
Yale was entitled to pick its course ”I
both races, but after Nickails M
found out that his varsity had ”I!“
he figures the best course in the MG.
race, he told the Penn junior Var“
Naturally Penn picked the west I!“
of the river.
“Ills an English fash
your opponents th
case there are two races,
'ed. ‘ .Q
Penn's varsity crew, averaging 331‘
" heeaphhn
\
fl
,.
a
era] M. M. Dieguez, was preparing A...
1' its protection most of one ‘
to select its waters in the other events “
a... to and.
e second choice III
' ' ‘ - the guess in.the toes of the coin‘ ,
ous and lot In 16 Grand street. at her home on Harbor avenue, yes-1am} is one of the last local service won . Q Q , - Q,
h Mr? Hayes states instructions were | terday. wil take place at 2 o’clock on men to be discharged; He is now su- for ensues of pgzltip‘n $3,123; :5 ‘33:, 3-4 pounds;in has] 513(1)? {grnxiougndtfir Q
given him on March is to dispose ofk Tuesday from the funeral parlors of tioned at Cape May, IN- J. _ “Y an Jun 01' 1‘51 Y 1 d e_ f‘j man ‘. all of air”
the property. He found a ready buy-. D. W. Raymond. in South Norwalk.l .————-~————---——‘ “Etegggfiyogoutfis 0:5; 1:“ ‘3 anuyl‘llr‘i'li bang “1:120 ‘11:;le P 'V e “M
er on the terms stipulated by the own-l Rev.Q George' B. Tompkins Officiating. SHERMAN GETS 120 STh junior stones “$0134.30 and a} . «e are only fourmveberanxpes “M,
er. but. after the sale failed to receive 5 Intennent will be in Norwalk Ceme- l. DAYS IN JAIL FOR theevarsity ambalf hour later. - ._ . eh i. I Yale does not have M
a. commissxon: The sum of 3150, he. tery on Union avenue. Capt.,Churchill Peters, one of Coach but ils mdh have had more emflQO
claims, is a' reasonable commission,
and-he asks for damagesQof $175. 1 .
The action is brought through At, The moral of Mrs. Thomas North-
0 died yesterday at her home.
tomeys Tammany & Connery. «Reali Q1119. W ‘
estate attachment was made thisi 44 01'0”!“ street, ‘71“ .take D180
morning by Deputy Sheriii' . Edward E from the late home on Monday after.
B. Doulens; The case is returnable to noon at .52 o'clock, Rev._ George B.
the city court on the third Monday in Tompkins ofiiciatins. The deceased is
April. survived by her husband. two daugh-
‘iers. Mrs. Louise Wood and Mrs.
SERIES OF THEFTS
, Onley E. Sherman. in the First Dis-
trict court, Friday morning. was sen:
fenced to ,. a total of 120 days in
Bridgeport jail by Judge Nehemiah
Candee for thefts from the garage of
EWilliam Knish. Main street, Dr.
James G, ‘Gregory. West avenue. and
Funeral of Mrs Northrup.
i
Jnew
Guy Nickall’s' many Six-footers has
1 selected the west course, which is con.
sidered the best stretch of water on
VARSITY CRE
“ . . fromztne residence or H. c. Seymour, whether as follows todayln thq annual mce‘von the Schuylkill: I
,Q iFfann “tam"; “4 ‘* mud-‘1‘“ 8.Mott~aventiifi; His wife, Margaret , ~-1 pquLVMW.
. » ., .ter. Miss Helen 0011., Q . Shanna n implicated in- each (ruse, Name; Mum“ “7013‘“. Height. “Home.
. » . 7 .. " , ’ . ‘ x e 5 - then, s “at salience of 60 days w. n. AmnesBow 167 an menus.
5 ' 1 ' V , . c , :' ., . ' in 549'. ', .- . , . ' _ V. H. metric 2 In 5.11% Philadelphia.
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