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filillll‘ALK’s
()ME PAPER
/
“we”
ylpElABLISHED 1870
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Several Children Lose Lives
in Kentucky School Blaze
. Assoc} i
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
HillilleBASliElS
wn glint MANY
,vl
and Many Injured
.mss 'mws mofiafifms 03mm 3‘
, South, Ndrwalk,‘ : _ Coma...
, .. 5 . .
7.. 5. mlllllt’d to Death,Seeral Missmg Th nks ’vin Cheer Will
u l] , ' F S d S o . a g! g
. .impmg rom econ tory Windows. 0' Into“ Many Homes
5 . , ‘ g , Through Generosity of
.\. (an. i\ov. 29.--——‘io the window and told the children 5 N 1k, G l
c“. s wmllhucd today to to ‘lim: up. The ground was about OI'Wfl S a S S ‘
my. «1' the burned High twcmy “wt ”9‘0“" Dropping dOW“ MEfiUfacturer.
M'lwo’lmuqo fol the men it almost certain lnjlnry. but to 5
V L ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ‘ '1 ‘1 ' ' .
(mum-H, ”no...“ “M: n“ ”n (h 1‘“ “5) them nil. hfaziy necdy local iamilles :will re-
, r“ , , _ . _, _ ‘ ' “-" “‘M‘ht‘r began lowérlng the ceive Thanksgiving cheer in the shape
h." .‘USU-Hld; attor- childrcll. but the [lame entered th of generous baskets of room-the gift
1- i4. nilriyx'il to hues; cost [00“]. 'I hruo children remained in the of Charles H. Harris. wealthy ;\_cr-
l. 15‘. three .“,}“Il‘.iren' line. The iinmcs engulfed them. Mrs. “a!“ glass mannincturer and; philan‘
5. M'll pulnvul lill‘lrlesto Grunt 9min); later she jumped into lhropist -
'l w li’ltt‘lllzl' aim was llw lirdtu sun. them A market basket containing provi-
l r. 2: ll 5. : .. , 5 ' sions enough for a Thanksgiving mast
' lhu nuke)”. “hm. lust'" . ”1“ “i““hm' 5 “0””an caught “1'9 that will drive any lingering W01! i’rom
, , ”h, _‘ 'ld~~ ‘ . {j ‘_ ‘_ 9”“! 3hr“ .millilml from the window. the door. temporarily. at least, and
_ " ‘ H H ” “‘ “ ””‘5‘ llcsivlcs hm-ns she has a fractured that will banish care for a time. is
“ . 4 1it”; available to anyone notifying the
~. .. Hilliikt‘.’ It was m,”- ‘1‘... my the chum...” dropped Evening Sentinel today. Baskets will
:n-dill'l‘CllCll U! the door. 1 by Mrs. (lmn: escaped illiurv \ {'ln- be distributed tomorrow morning 3"
., 'Wm(.“‘-'" room, 11;.“ Igrllhpl'orl‘fislon passing the school was igiilml‘ioafrglsa“Saigogygocgzctwcen the
‘ " "V "5'" . m“ :0 t‘ lznl ul ind mcn and women of ti ‘
. .. - . ,, ' ‘ ‘ ~ “7 - ul dinner.
iv. ,. spllltlQmI-t :mo‘kcndrou ,mlrl)‘ rushed into the building and coggi‘e‘tseiofrrziiimst-{iipbtg'unrtigssert have
. . l I C 3 H H “mm; Hm“! many of the children "I “1“ been ordered at the Peoples Market.
‘ i131: "1:.‘rfiji'f‘ \l‘ “ room below. and will be packed under the person-
. W, I" H '.‘ n' ‘ 1‘ g" A“ ”W‘I'hcntcd stove is believed to ill supervision of AlbertD. Ferris, pro-
‘ ‘ mr, (41ml) “”4““ “M" (mused the fire. prietor. Contents or each bask-9'.
’ are: A can of tomato soup. ~:1 4-
i': ”ll ' . pound chicken. potatoes. turnips. u
3 l tilt: ' ‘ ' can os'peas. celery. cranberries, apples.
'v ‘l UV ‘ ’ 1 , ‘ . spaghetti, coffee. condensed milk.
' sugar. bread. butter. peppcr. salt and
a box of \Varli's cake. in circum-
stances where there are more than
3113‘; at
liii llElll Hill
tilll’lilllfl’ll Elllllll
lll walllll 0N
, LlNiglli"S"l‘flMB
.uilnllllNVv'ICH. Nut. zitwlmslic' i'lllwAt‘fi‘l, Nor. 2f).~~G¢_-org°s Clem-
'l‘|'.. v10 lli'd l‘l'flm‘!“ ”litl‘k'W‘. l‘.:i-ll('v~;- ' lulu-ll his appeals for Ameri—
.tll oi Shunt/Hal. wr-w lli‘ltl in .lll’l!” cull .ishi ) l‘ur l"l‘u'lL’L‘ todav for
.., , I”. ru'... .‘_.. . . A. . ‘ .
4.5.1.... l .-“..M .... sug‘u u: (I, it «u _ rust m prupnmtmn tor the continua.-
. an...” n. mirhlllll': :l l'ulll swlull (HH‘ [lull in his lilill'1‘lllil‘fliiil" morning
(“Hanging t.) Mm llrnjruhin Hi run 01‘ Last night he rcmulnrd up tor-an
m u! lh'uflll. ‘iind also I'm- ill" l'l“ltll\(lll‘ ' '
. . i. . . l past ills usual he i '
llil’UHthllt‘ zlcr‘cssm'ics‘ l‘rum A. J.’:l o’clock .li-spitu the :ttrgli: (tall? “:38!
livi't'.‘ I:.Il1 n it S l' ' ‘ ' ‘
I. n z, i ouml l with. Al Sprut‘ll lit the Auditorium and the
. Junm of Stamford. who rr u t .. .. -, ’
“2...) u..- (IL-{plul'lnlq “HM“! ‘11,:,.!.l 1st (n.1tloli he has reeclvcd since
, , . . - 11s :ll‘l‘lYlll ill - "“ ' '
which was ol'crrulcd ln‘thcf, . .. . Amuudi .Nmertheleas.
. it “.13 up shortly after dawn.
’ Although no formal program has
‘ .m-n outlil . ‘ '
quill sulnl that on lilo prc_l “'(Illlll “pplrld'ulf was (“Deleted he
, mm: “mm- lmllml Gym-in (gummy-“nu!“ u .dd) receiving a few
.1 .,- lmmlq or' shim”. which [our ($1? ‘he (5‘: making- an automobile
' ‘ t ' ' I.
. I tlwlr' purv-llls. 'l'llr‘y ”L. also “:13 .- -
Hillll‘ll two ('nrs in (‘()I]lrn(\ll}s on‘]‘ “1th mUCh "were“
.m. H. VV. .lmics and “I which “9 ”3 ”week‘ of yesterday.
\V. 'l‘ll\l()l'. ANOP- I" . . - eclared that while
mnu- was seeking only peace
was being forccd upon her.
‘)
ll
'I'llr- in n qucstinn of liOllll.’
l \
'll.u
i
u
I
would have to
('mirt for the
9. firm
War which Mr. Harris in
five in a family who will be pr.
tlic dinner, a. duplicate basin-t win be
given.
Requests for these gifts have come
from many worthy individuals and
families. One little girl. whose {oth-
er has been ill for many weeks. writes
a pathetic lette'r to Mr. Harris. beg—
lring him to givc her a basket. please,
if it isn‘t too much trouble."
It isn't “too much trouble." he as-
serts gcniitlly. for it is u picasure to
him "llv help out a bit."
Remembering that “he who gives to
the poor tends to the Lord." this man
has devoted much of his time and
personal attention. and large sums of
'his vast wealth to‘ relief and charity
work; both local»: and in New York
city. since his boyhood. ,
Among the New York city institu-
tions which he has aided materially
are the Montlfioro Home for Con-
sumptivcs .lnd Tuburculars. the Hospi-
tal for Deformitics and Joint Diseases.
of which he was a director for 11
years. and tho Lebanon Hospital.
Among his local chmitics, many of
cm of which Nouwulk folk have nev-
are the I‘llce Benefit Fund,
augurated with ’u.
and the Ledgewood
til
er heard.
500 donation:
'i.V\il‘ll ni'i‘vncv‘s tr)-
: rv I-«Hl Hwy nllzllf
r. u», llw-lr mm rc-
lim ‘»lll tho
. lllllt‘l‘
l
nicht
“porn
and hear the
Cumpr. ny's
"'l‘hc Show Maiden."
Tomorrow morning he will
Spring’lcld. “L. to lay a Wreatzl‘: ct:
Lincoln's tomb. From there he will
no to So. Louis. where he speaks to-
morrow night.
\\':ishlngton.
A copy or what Clemenceau termed!
a ccrlitlcd olTlcial report of the allied7
Chicago
lll‘t-scntution
. i“.
l l
gm 3“ i ii I . 5
., H i . w . 31‘ commission of military control On
. ‘ r. H g, ‘3‘” hidden war material unearthed in
(.crnu‘my shared in the attention
gin-ll his speech today.
lhe theme of the Tiger's address
"rill Grant's tomb. in New York. “Let
us haw pence."
"13:1an .‘lll- , .
m up .wuoting lrom what he termed an
. ,,‘.,,,.,_.lm‘ oii'lcizll report on unearthed wnr ma.-
- . V cm”, “5.1 ivl‘izll in Gcrnlany. Clemenceau stated!
“mun-.1 'lllni it clcurly showed why France felt‘
5:.‘1‘24':J ”.‘I‘l‘dl a largc army must be maintained.
. W», “1““; Thousands of rifles, pistols. car-
, ‘ “ ‘ triilgcs. pnrls of guns. field telephone
, H.m,_,,,ml of Wire and qlmntltics of other war ma-
‘ ,, :,.,.;m,.,l t mini dug up in forty-five separate in-
. (1.. (Jr- stances since July 15. 1921. were men-l
l . will and tioncd in the report. ‘
:11: llu'rilln: The Tiger has received a belated
, “M5; mm”: tulogmm from Samuel Gompen s. prea-
.. i ‘ \ LIME”) ld--nt ot‘ the American Federation of.
;,. cm. In” W. J, Labor. who complimented M. Clemen-
00le on his Metropolitan Opera House
address.
‘l.
“l'r- Ml follow-
(‘Hllslatlng of
, , g?;;5:;'1:.,..t:.'::;m- NORWALK‘REALTY
. CONCERN SUED FOR
‘\
. l
. llmt tv-nor: Hr‘n-
li-lltll'l Hownrrl
FAILURE TO CONVEY
‘ ?‘ fwnu and Smith H.
, ”m, 1.5.223” 1:32;???th Asking for a specific performance in
‘ , ,1 ,1, ”w” program that the defendant company carry out
, .- ,H, .. which mm» (“3 Its alleged agreement to convey prop-
5 F... Sums we“, also any in Norwalk. known as the Bank
,l, .'llwxjx"r.1}’..y in“, by Mr. building. located on Wall street, Ari-5
., , ‘W it" run” rccclvcd, drew J. Collins and Thomas C. Cava-
csponrlml to nagh of Norwalk. yesterday. filed an
action in superior court against the
Norwalk Realty and Improvement
company. .
They claim that the contract was
entered into on A01. '16. 1921.‘ und-
that a deposit of $500 was made on
the agreed price of $22,000. but that
the defendant company" has failed to
convey, according to agreement.
COUZENS NAMED T0
1 :rlwl off his program of
H llfllv'.” his dummy. in
during tlw course
mu: :-w\.5l‘:il songs. told
l ‘l.‘.‘,
Hun]
(l3.
0“ PM?“ Seven)
mm,
tquilixjfh-ing D
fly, the regular
.‘a’lltl m ”f Th s. senti o
1.“, . nel Will be SUCCEED NEWER RY
Wig] 3.: l. ‘ .
it. .31.. “9 morning in order LANSING.'MIcn.. Nov. 29:~—ilayox‘
noWinner's employee 1
Elana the holiday-
“‘\\4.\“
James Couzena of Detroit today "I
appointed by Governor Grossbeck u
U. ,8. Senator from Michinn to fill the
unexpired term of former Senator
Truman H. Newberry. who minted
recently. _ ‘ " '
Mayor Contains his accepted the.
appointment. the governorannnouucéd.
The notification of his containment
may .'
. i
nnuarrmnY.
5 wlzv. No. 108. F. and Al:
5 ‘xz mum: building. South
Hill 3rd Tuesday: I“
Villlv and August excel,"
it All Master Mason!
.l \lwrnitlly invited.
“HUSH. W“. I“.
._ 0'
l
1 giving Dust within-daughter. a. col-
.1:- M VVH’AC‘OX. 800')“. “388 “agent. .
‘ -' r72 W... . , The governor (unnoticed flint Mr.
1' " " M" 33' It. A- 31., Cannons. who lia- gained nation-wide
1...,“
n
ugh his“ municipal
will. , an, hi:
“ Temple. South M‘s-i.
and 4th Tuesday: of
I” R O'NOCk. July and
“"l All R. A. Mason.
prominenco nix-0v
railway venture. here.
cent in it Senate,” coon as
After his speech in the Auditoriu 3 ‘
m. r d v
he said he wanted to return there to— zygfig‘oz‘kgggmn
Civic urc and rent
of this Inttcr c
slab-d by M193 1
worker.
property at 50
local post
. payinsz all expo
H" “‘9“ “'“l so to maintnluen’ce.
was taken from the ‘cpitaph on Gen- .
has been forwarded tour. councils. ,
who is in New Yorkto spend Thaw
troit snail-s could be:
.l Fr‘ntcrnuliy invited.
where 1.90 poor-young
fortnight of plena-
din'ing the summer. In
huritable work. he is u-
.illian Twombley, social
I
has turned over the
Wilton Avenue to the
of the American Legion.
rises for its use and
~51.“
10le titles"
, [IF Militias HERE
Sixteen new cases of measles in Nor-
walk during the week ending at 11
o'clock Monday morning. November
27th. bring the local cases up to
alarming proportions. so that Sere is
little doubt but that in certain sec-
tions of the city there Is an epidemic
“of the disease. 5
The shutdown of the schools [or the
holidays. it is expected. will do much
to prevent possible contagion for
about a. week. and thistlet up in poa-
Mr. Harris
'sible contact with disease cases may
help break the hold that measles
seems to have obtained on some sec-
tions of the city.
Darien and ‘Wiiton each rcpo:t 'one’
new case of measles for the past.
week. One case each of diphtlicria. in
also reported from these twoitownl.
while Norwalk also has one new case.
An additional diphtheria. bacilli curlv
rler was,reported to have been found
in Norwalk. Wilton has one newcase
of scarlet fever. while Nocwalk in list- .
ed as having three new cases.
According to the, state reports.
diphtheria, scarlet fever and whom:-
- cough are on the increase. with'
n-gaaies slowly dying out.
______._______.
nonwm amt. names
_ $2,000 surr my. mum
Mary Vinso of Non-walk. a minor.
has brought suit thréuzh her tuber.”
Charles Vim, against D'bmeniop
Ports of Norwalk for alleged.”
and battery laid to have occurrod'Oct.
8. 1922| Demos“ 5 or “82,000 gm
“Good in;
V‘Says Suzanne
Nor-walk citizen should be.’
thankful 1501' i 5.
Because our city has Such;
fine shape, such courteous
mm and finch, exact
~ tent"fi!étlifins-fa¢ilitié§o '
.plijfijiilek shops in
.,mhe-Eeening;Seufinel tumor.
row and 30“.,“- W W1“!
x
‘—
ning” ' I
Do you know what every: . :
a .
' Pmside‘nt and -Mrs. Hal-um -. are
Thanksgiving dinner. 5
Illinois bronse turkey. shown above in
one or the members.
t
A, m,‘ '
Wednesday Novembg 5
The members of the Harding'Girls‘ Club of 3. Chi-
cago. packing firm are going to send them “Supreirie iii," the 41-pound
5i
i
sure to basic 9. real old-fashioned
company with Mia: Susan (:rittenden,
lllN liilllllm
. lNFilllfllilll llll
Constable" Elwood Holds
William H. Benedict‘unv
der Bonds of
. $5,000.
FAIRFIEI.D. Nov. 29.-—-Accused
or being unduly intimate with taut,
little girls. ranging in ages from 9 to
11 years, William H. Benedict. aged
60 years, whose address is Elven as
Pastxoad. Bouthport. was unrated
late yenterdn. yatternoon by Constable
H. R. Elwood and held in bonds of
$5.000. Benedict will be held until a.
complete investigation is made.
The four girls have been remaining
away from home during the lunch
hour on‘. and on clone last July.
XVhen their parents asked for an ex-
(Canflnuef‘ou Page Two)
i‘lNNEfiAN UNDER .,
30an [ll $2.090
!
A plea of "not guilty" was made in
Finnegan of Alan
street. this city. was was arraigned
before Judge Samuel ”Young. charged
with embezzlement of $1,690 from the
firm or the Leading‘Ch‘cinlsta‘ and Per-
‘tumers. In .. of ,SecOnd avenue. New
York city. .
‘Finuegan. who was formerly salon
manager-Lot the compagiy'. with omces
in the Washington building. , ,_ ‘
ford was arrested last week and was
teid' in bond- of 32.000. which he was
unable to furnish. .
This morning Finnegan 5m_touud
over to the next cranial term of the
Superior Court. probable eauie bolus
found in ink cane. . 5 ~
Finnegan and his . ,
made their name baseman-m gm;
a. shortage in his «maturity,i _ . -7,
iconic time also. “but e... um bxfientfo
.th‘é 913W «- n
of .the company:-
Ing by James J.
, . n
und’reeélpts- 5'5
a.
maximal. ~
the Stamford City Court this mot-m, ,
in 3me
wife, and children ,‘ J
. i f‘:(COfiflfiued “Page "Semi
ot. known gnu}.pr
gt.‘ Sermon; n ”ht-rte
mtord ind 13th up i?“ the ’ I ‘ r
lllANllSfilllNfi 2' ‘ »
” lllllalllallllilfis
Dining; at? W‘nvggs
:15 Married to Miss
Neugebaur.
A wedding of note took place 11.08
o'clock this morning in Danbury when
Miss Madeleine C. Lee, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. fieruard Lee. or 58 West
Wooster street. Danbury, became the
bride of Dr: Harry B. Heiferan. mom;
inent Norwalk dentist, and son of,
Mrs. Margaret Heiferan. of 22 Orch—
ard street. Danbury‘. 1 The ceremony
was performed in St. Peter’s church.
The bride who occupies a prominent
place in Danbury society was gowned
in old blue chiffon velvet and gold lace
With a hat’ to match. 8111‘; carried
white rosesand awans‘onia.
sister of the bride. She was dressed
in ‘carz’micl'Mollyeo ‘crepe 'and gold
lace with 'hat to match. She carried
roses. *
, The best man was Dr. William W.
Tracey, prominent Norwnlk surgeon
and close friend of the groom. ‘
Following the church Wedding, ran
elaborate wedding breakfast was held
at the home ‘ of the bride's. parents.
The home was ‘nicely decorated for the
occaslon. The breakfast was attend,-
ed by a host. otrelnxiyesund triends.
Thqehfiaote‘lde-een gémd‘ " ’
e r e grid cm (1er fol-
lowing the bréaktast on a. honeymoon»
tOur‘to parts unknown. Upon their
rctu§n they will make their home in
Nothing. where D'r. 'Hefleran has.
built'a. home on East,avepue.'- ‘
The. bride is a. graduate or. the Dan-
bury High school hinting Danbukty
Music school. The. groo‘inis a. gradu-
ate at theDanbux-y High, boot and at
Georgetown University. ‘ e is a dent~
id: byprotession. "He ‘to Nor.-
wulk several yous ago and .has- built
up a’iarxe practice. his office being in
the Regent buildint in Wall ¢ ..
Dr. Benet-an web and popularly
known in N, , k and Danbury. Hat
.takea a. .pmmi,,,uent. part‘ in Kiwanis
5cm!) activities. a .
BYAN—NEUGEB‘AUR '
.1 5 pretty yea
tool: ‘ place it :31
l. M.
i .
=5wn=wmlm.m
'Cou
Filamefipldmg Ofiee nice
' Bryan Silk. famine-BM ‘57 5h. '
and *‘5With91di3il ,, .
Actionfiélévnf
Nme Months ‘
merits (if can
who failed to qualify, 3nd,,fio were
- elected at the election held a yein’agw
this {all has been held up roaring; past
nine months because of the refusal of
certain members 0: t
ion; Sergeant Bryan 7
Nor-walk “Police department”
named in the , First
name was presentéd'at %
was “shov‘ed an
d
‘ .who' did not Vote.
Councilmen George. E. Curtis, Thomas
13‘.— Jaines. George E. Ingliam and
Samuel J. Keeier. ,
tested against , the -
Silk. stating: ‘
lice officfr being" named.”
‘ Clarence-L; jBrown: re
thematter. although it was
» that they opposed 'Siik's appo
. solely for the purpose of putting
5‘ through the‘eippointm‘ents o‘f constao
bles to mkéi‘the places or thoSe elect.-
' ed in the fall ot‘1921, andeho had
tailed tdfiq’uai‘i‘fy." " '
Budnick‘ to succeed Ali-timi- J.;Joscpb
in the. Fourth district: {
Brush to succeed himself in the Sec-
and district. Mr. Bfush‘gfiaving stated
that he will qualify this time: ‘and
Alexander Morton to succeed? Richard
.Webb in the Fifth district. , These
Council.
the Flistdistrict. Mayor Barton presp
ented the‘l‘nnme of Bryan Silk, the few
The bridesmaid was Miss Grace Lee. ,7
street.- who yesterday [tailed to obtain from
‘ 'iiéved .. responsible for {he iihootini“: oi
’ the Rev. Edward W. "
M0rt0i. .5
. Named
e Tact. that, ’ the “appoint-
stables to succeed those
Despite q: i
i;
he Council Go 8.!-
H "Silk of the
to be
district, 'Silk's
gmecial meet-
ng" of the Councitiasfiniéht. and be
’/ rom””therc being one
issenting vote, and. ‘two .couucnmen
7' Tliose who voted
n favor- or? Siik's appointment were:
,Councfi‘man Joseph _R- Taylor pro-
appointment of
"I am, absolutely oppose‘dto unipo-
es . Milli; tand'
fused’ to ‘vote‘ on
known
intment.
The meeting last night was called
Councilmen. Char]
L
rton nominated .Witold
Mayor"
Clarence L.
nominations were all confirmed by the
When. to succeed John Patchen in
spectators. present hitchedup a little 7
“Fonueri :N’.Y. Stat? Semilf‘ "
Big , , , ,
feurs’ Quarters
RIDGEF'IELD. Nov. 29.——I<‘ire early
today destroyed the garage at the
summer home of George B. Agnew. a
former member of {the New York
“State Senate, at gout}: Salem. N. Yer
just/across the/ State line. Three and
tomobiics in the garage. widen had
chaufieurs’ quarters on the ,tecond
floor. were burned. The loss was
placed at $50,000.
The caretaker ‘was the only person
lillANll will IN : V
' V W'WMCASE .i
. ” ”ET.“ lNlllcl
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J..- Nov. 29
(By The Associated Prefix—~13 tn-
vestlg’afion of the Hallsmila murder
case to be pushed along new lines-or
is the inquirymo be-dropped. at least
foi‘thé'bresent? -. . 5 7 , '
This question today 5‘ apparently
hung 011.3. conference which Attorney;
General Thomas F. Mooring has indie
eaten >he,wiiizhold'v_vith Special Dep-
uty .AIttomey-General Wilbur A. Mott.
the BomersutLCimuty . Grand 53m. in
Somervliie, indictment oi! it
sons who“: tbc'stdta. inflated t
oe-
Eleanor ‘R. mus. .
~7Detectives
out: decidingtof mmmcver,
expressed filmseitnsbdux in a. we
8r suspendga “W
ncilniau'Tayior Goespn R
wouhibe "9.93,“? excitation 5
“that the nominafio
a ,
other three (counéfifi:
simultaneously.
stated that lie was
lice ofiicer being‘ no
vote 'wass-cailed 101-;
Taylor's " 0'! ma. .
Councilmen Milk-rand Brain
tug gith‘er in the affix-um .
live.“ 5
chamber session". was
mayor's and city’ulefi'ft
the councilman. debated
of the appointment
Anyonejs'ta‘néing in the ‘
City Hall could hot unionism» ,
prespions of. opinion that ’
'Ev‘euizingentiuel mum-mm
was stated thattho appoiu
police officer to ,a:cuus§:tble'
by the Couu
political. parties hone. was
some '01. the councilman
that the Council should I)
that into discounienauceg b ; 7
liticai parties; ahd which“; .
ly int-hidden, under the, rules
old City ‘or South Nepali. -, ,
rporation Couuoe
many would undoubtedly
made lastmight. but for
Judge Tammany was; not sum: , ' '
self was 'opposed to fit?
of a. police officer. am! _ ,7 _
ed to .make any such W_
Sentinel reporter when m ,
- 5 Agnew’sso. Salem
Destroyed Withlpssofmm :1
Hall and-Mrs. 3
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