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and you ‘can see them as they go
milling dOWn.
, The store is filled with goods to
.mnke useful Christmas presents.
i HAITI LIQUOR LAID IN AFTO.
Baiting a touring automobile at is survived by his widow and
Main and “'3" streets yesterday after-
noon. Federal Prohibitioin Agents yes-
terday afternoon arrested Anthony ices will he held at 2:30 o'clock on mkm “u on mm (mm
and Edward Ardolano. both of Boston.
Mass. on the charge of transporting
intoxicating liquor in violation of the . J,
Nalstead act. After being lodged in IVVlH be in Riverside cemele‘ry.
E. K. BANKS
Under Mahackemo Hotel
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daughters.
and Miss Evelyn J. Fisher.
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George \V. Fisher.
touring car.
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the uptown police station for a few ' . .
“hours. the pair were. taken to‘Stam-
Loni.‘ They will be armada d ‘before J
{fluted States Commissioner Hugh J. N0"
According to the federal agents. PANEL fflfl ‘ "
several gallons of alcohol were. found
concealed in the.
one confiscated. '
Deaths and Funerals
George “7-" F1311”? aged 63 years. 26 men already called .thc criminal
South Hal-walk a well-known halter and member of Supprim- court will take up “It" “13'
Sunday afternoon from ‘D. \i’.
mond's funeral parlors. Rev.
M.. died
The serv-
' this morning at. his “0‘“9- 55 “99“ :John Johnston. all charged with the
do” street. from “0°“ poisoning. He illiill‘dolnof George. E. Nott last August.
S““"“'-" °mdMfim "“d interment ‘nlne months in jail upon Julius Palm.
Dishes are
washed three
times everyday
Make this work
SOAP .
easy by using Kirkman’s Soap
Powder— a pure product especially
prepared to dis sol ve'grease quickly
and for cleaning
badly soiled,
greasy or less delicate articles.
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Dcd. however. for a. few days in Mid—
dletown. New Haven and Bridgeport.
Like the snoJl.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Tier-
range carried their house along with
them, It is a movable affair on
wheels which took two yours to build.
The house is well equipped. although.
of course, all of the articles of fur—
niture are so built that they fit com-
ueo in u; qouo tilsnus Pill? Lind
place. For instance the beds are like
a ship hammock. and when not in
use are hum: to the walls, of the
house. A chi-st of drawers and a
driest-r are also in the little house.
In another way. the procession re.
ext-milled a snail and that is the sp(Pd
with which it progresses. The house
is drawn lwy two oxen which never
.eoror more than ten miles a day.
“'lwncver the oxen are tired. they
are allowed to rest.
In addition to the house on wheels.
there is a "trailer." drawn hy on or
in which is packed the oxcn‘s tent
and the nrovisions. Mr. lierrnng
drives the oxen drawing the house.
while his wife. by her own wish.
From the story told by Mr. ner-
rang. it Seems that his two children
married a few years ago and left
home. A short time after this. the
farmhouse burned down and only a
few articles of furniture were saved.
This gave the farmer an idea. “'here-
upon he built the house on wheels
and. after disposing of his farm.
started on the Journey to the Golden
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i’troulllc. and volunteered to shit-ill lu-r.’
iPiul‘u l‘t‘post'li lwr trust in him He
Egunrdcri her as c:.ri-l‘llly as though slu-
fwerc his own child. I helicvo- that’s
'a miracle. I believe (Bod guided that
lfrlvnd to lli'l‘ in her hour of nee-d."
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{in his homi- and his will» income
'(‘lnrn’s companion. 'l‘he olllclul polic—
.l'li his islallv “’Illl pl‘ii'nlc do-iu-tiuzz
.to Lil-1- ln-r safe. and not cw n hrl‘ ov'n
ilnrntlwr. "Jimmy." lured 19. could all-
prom-h until he had thurnllnlll} (-8—
imMislml has iummly.
Slnllh and she “unloi to gzizv her
lul‘lll-ys unnonllrmi that they llm‘ :14 »
Vim-Ii that slw Kiu- out lzo lliilili’l‘
statements humour 0: ilu- t‘iiltl‘fl‘i'fi
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law in .‘llluiv ht'l‘ l'l‘i-miurl “'1th hi i"!
funlilv. Sin-tilt Ul'linlorll‘. of Hi i'uso.‘
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night. not so much :19 mulml‘d. he said!
but to iii-op newsman-ruled :lllli (uri-
ous people hum limlfohcllluu tilt“
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The party was u‘lH-dulml in l‘i'tii‘h
.\r:llnore Friday afternoon. Bond of
Slilmilil is to be furnished immediate-
ly. and Misu Smith t-uwt'lw to spend a .
few lizlys with relatives in (ikluhomu‘
before returning to “I l‘nso to l-n'wli
trial. ‘ ‘
TAKEN FROM JAIL AND ll;\\'(.'l:l).-
_l~‘()lt'l' wmi'ru. Tex. Per. 23,——
Tom \‘t'. \‘ivkery, a white mun held
on a charge of murder in connection
With the killing Monday" night of
Policeman 3el’f C. Couch. was taken
from the county jail here. shortly af~
ter midnight. by a mob and haanged.
Several shots were fired into ‘ his
body. I ‘
Twenty-five masked men entered
the jail and overpowered the Jailer
and his assistants. The prisoner.
cla'd only in nightclothes. was remov-i
ed from his cell, taken to a grove
and hanged to a. tree. After firing a.
few shots into the body. the masked
Aservtce car driver. He had ban - in
n. omoer was shot when be m
men dispersed.
Sheriff Smith and Chief of Police
Porter warned annonymously by tele-
phone that .Vickery had ben hanged;
reached the grove shonly after the
mob haddilbanded. '
Vickery Was thirty years old and a.
Jail since Monday night .when Police-
man Couch was killed. '13» utter
had mere-docs“ fmmomr
to arrest an alleged intoxicated m7 ‘
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morning. Dec. 30. ill addition to the II
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two iJudg‘e George. 1‘}. llinmun (‘XCllSlilK‘ille 5!
Miss G' Glendon Fisher present jury until December 30. today |l
announced that the Nott (use will he .6
Ray- ! Shortly before excusing the jury S.
John Judge llinmnn imposed a sentence of ‘.
:1 Bridgeport insurance collector for !'
,tllc Metropolitan Life Insurance com- I
ipany. who was arrested on October is. .‘
‘chnl‘ged with misappropriating funds \,
’of the company" said to aggregate 3!
3850. He pleaded guilty ti) tilt chargi- ".
and the sentence was imposed. \r
Rose Flores and Batiste Blanca. 3!
charged with adultery. were presented Q.
to the court and entered pious of guil- .‘
ty. Their sentence was do-t‘erw-i to \,
give officials an opportunity in lllqllll‘t' SI
into their cases. I "a
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