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. . , "or the Sentinel is . tied tonight and Friday. prom not.
A“.\:cw:'spaper Enterpriso - . changing to rgin; increasing east and
uhich supplies features. . . mu east m 8. 15me
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day morning moved northward-
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., . THURSDAY, MARCH 15,‘ 1923.
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ME CIIEIORO RUM MARKET IRORTTOLIO
EOTELLOCATION SHOWING COOO CLUB OPENS
ISSUOOESTEU SPRINCTRAOE % EXHIBITION
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\, ~ II’JVCI‘I Busmess Men; 2111189 \sm‘tjztcd Press. g _A splendid exhibition of paintings.
I ' q '. O ' NINJA)“ X J” “an}: Cpnnts. illustrations and sculpture'
H ‘ I been Wklng ‘ er ‘Thrre Was (OHSi‘l‘rr-‘I‘K’ m‘liVitF to‘iu‘! ~ ‘ Which is being held under the ausllices
iwrty In .\orwalk.
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E DESTROYED +
IEXPLOSION WIUCN PRECEDED EIRE
‘ NILLEO A WORKMAN; STABLEMAN
DIED TRYING TO SAVE A WOMAN
Six of the W'omen Were Cremated in Their Beds, While
Another Died When She Leaped from an Upper Story
“’indow—Fire Was in the Part of the Building
M"...
Daughtery May Quit
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in the fioniizit rum market of! Jers«7)"s- of the Portfolio club opened this at-
lhrCe-lnlle limit ~ ternoon in the Norwnlk club rooms.
\\‘all street. The exhibition consists
“a r. . ""t 1‘?- . ‘ 2 " r i
:15 K 1,2.le ?_ {Lie 1} (in; yr. .l‘i‘l.‘ mt out Lord, I f d ,. -. \- , . 0061! .ed bvw tv f “vomen
A“ ‘_ 1‘ H u“ l in}: anus far inc liquor-carrying the: ; {0 dpro ucuons ogrharIISts of - orwal}. p] . en - - our .
"~ ' ‘“ ‘ uiu‘l‘ l‘r‘ul incpasgd '1 :7 :7:- an vicinity. e exhibition will
11:... H 1cm x. stru‘mlrrs. ._ two-Iiiz‘i;ti(; 15230080}; écontinue until March :1 from 2 to 10 , . . . .
lit ~l 2'l*~’=‘» 02' “W1 3 sai'hg ., ......1 “.1... ”w”, ,3}. c p m dailv By The Associated Puss ‘man in seldwr uniform who had 3
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'~'[ €1.11. Monro: T“O 1‘51" “‘0'“ VV“’ YO'R “mrc . In the exhibition are eighty-tu~g ABGELIk .5, .\. 1.. METCh 153-.SQV- pask‘ge Of tomcco and 0thtr smelt: /
. ‘..l'3~- Elli. that “gum 1‘5‘J‘vn_"k‘nir; ”a a”; l' W: number-a There are two score :1 en “.3an and two men perished “‘henI beneved to have come from the store,
' F :2“- fMm;fr assumed “1:113“ mim- “bro imii‘nti'iz‘uIAS‘ paintings. Of these paintings. one of the $119511“? 50'4le Am“ House on: was Onesmd 3‘. “mic and ‘3 being
3 . which ll1lgh“PIl-S. In eric’j‘ a ”’“;’_I]"wx_‘r0;~m‘o’:_ the best is Maud M, Mason's '1')“; the outskirts of this \‘iilage burnedlhf‘ld m connection with the fire.
4 . r i wait lot the P'H- boats “rm “H.“ twin}; around {1.5" Garden, "Another of particular merit early Ioday. Several of the victimsf The Noam}; railroad station was al-
:.; A 11 ‘4‘?" Howutr. ‘ aramada. " ' " . -is "The Musician." by A. Gibson Hull. “ere bidfidden. i so broken into.
7.. ,1...“ c: it.» prop- \‘u’oi our P tie on an 1‘ . 7 The other paintings are 8“ exquisite ix of the women were cremated:
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5" w” “5 (“ml 1"» Rum no“. “.1. 1 form” Va? ‘.:.0'., and rank high in the art norm. in their beds and the seventh was Bunny‘s Hers}: Bunyan.
g). l-rn untouched - ~ -" It is noticeable that the effect of killed when she leaped from the up_I F-XP HILLQ \. J “are“. 15 The
yacht. that left the fleet last werl; and
nopnronliylmd rrmmrxd from the
the world war is tel in the artist
colony. Harry Townsend is exhibiting
per window 01' the blazing building.
' Hamilton Farms house of James 00:
:3,» tan .“(rks' Sew > Bahamas with o‘mw cargo, two spendid Hum phs the he“ 0‘ Charles Sanborn. head stableman. Brady, New York financier. and son
:4 ;-..»:~,. “1.9 how's-Hr __ , _ ‘ ..gia ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ perished in an effort to rescue women; of the late Anthony N. Brady. was
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1141. “011-1
'1‘. 52'3“: ‘ G to erect.
Interrsts.
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which is "The Menace." a war scene.
In the sculpture exhibit. the statue
-of the "calf" by the noted Solon H.
’ Borglum is attracting much attention.
The several pieces exhibited by Emilie
Pier-o are also being pointed out with
interest. <
The full exhibit follows:
inmates. A Workman was killed byl
an explosion. which preceded the fire.
The building where it women pa-
tients were quartered was 250 feet
long and joined a concrete structure
where the 29 men inmates were quar-
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tore...
destroyed by fire today, with a loss
of about $135.0r‘19. The cause or the
fire has not been determined.
\YORIAX BI'RNEZD TO DEATH.
DANIELSOX. Conn. March 15.—
.‘Jrs. Eligadett. aged 73. Was burned
The women‘s quarters and the ad-
‘:.-.n‘l or. either silo rt“
‘2‘. s‘rcrt brturcn “tuning-
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H.‘ E. Bishop-«Autumn Hills. The
'Old Yellow Tree.
a Veranda. but died within a few min-
firemen extinguished the blaze.
I K I A 6! Painting: Aft" ministration building vcere destroyed. ‘ ‘0 deathj‘t her “maker? today when
» a cw. .4 r... mcertainrd therr I at n arson ~— cummer . c.- Sanborn is credited with unusual her clothing caught firetthil: she was
.. . . . . . -_ § noon. bm\.en__ He made his we}. mm {helpreparmc -ood at a stme. S..e fled to
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blazing structure three times and each
of the won-ten.
lime carried out one ‘- “‘55“
Fashion Exposition to be hrlrl at the;
state Armory from March :3 to ".‘4 by.
Battery C. lfltnd Artillery. was r-:-:
" "‘ 1 EARTHQUAKE SO HEAVY THAT THE
RECORD INSTRUMENTS ARE INJURED
Clara Davidson (Mr: C. S- Simpson)
—-Portrnit. St. Paul‘s Church.
J. Petria Collin—Oncoming Storm.
-,.~ 5,; Cums. to a. Sentinel
Hm: morning. that his firm;
"rn approached by the New,
. as yet.
shrifd
NOAXK. Conn. March iii—The of the ruins of the two story brick
I. Rathbun on * building in Brooklyn. occupied by the
lAmoqg the Rocks The Last Gather- Front street and most of its. contents‘tvorid Match company. which “I!
ling. were destroyed by fire at 5:35 thisE destroyed by fire last night revealed.
Ruth Gray A Study in Blue. morning with :1 loss of about Slimlinl today that no lives had been lost It
Helen Hamilton—The 31in Winter It is believed that the blaze was start-1 was at first feared some of the em-
IAndsrape. The River. ed by a burgiar who lighted matches ployes had been trapped by the rapid
John Huffincton —— The .‘ioorine‘. to see his way around the place. A} spread of the flames.
Harvest Moon. Marine. The Josephine. ‘ '
' and Monroe street. that The antimznccment rr<trrdav tiny {Edward Bord—The Door-wav The wb'n )- =
. . .Y _ . . . . - .. . r .. . » . — 1-. . _ an‘ nae. spread to the house furn-
prm .- nvaiinl to for such a = Tl»? inverting Swmmfl next on .. it would River. Landscape. 3‘11 ‘Eiiiga‘gihérgpgjsx: iggoetciesirgd ishings.
C. than the Holt: LilffOrd print a coupon that would be good I‘or- “3‘1““? Braun—Snow Clad Hills. hgb ed 5 3s m - 1 '
“iv. 3-,! per cent of the price of the mini -- - ~.§ (1 Scotmn Clark—The Airplane e um O (a .‘ . i -
”1‘”. v." Ga“! (.5 the firm at Mon price to the Oriental Bazaar A I . 3 The fin- Coat. I I MAT ’ [ FA: :RY BIBSE)‘
-- - ‘ ' Rosin-step. rm '3 say Harry M. Daugherty. atlomey’mrll. may re- 3‘03)“ SPORE DL‘SI'ROYED. i NEW‘ YORK. March 15.-—Se-rch
.. r sign because of iIInV-xs.
general store of F.
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' Fran arr-an emrnt hel'wrs‘n T‘c
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Evening Sentin'l and Ration- C. this,
paper “ill how.- the mclus'xe px-Ixi'vn-
.of allowing: its readers an opp
to How the exposition at half
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of the
CAME OFFICERSW W... —
l The coupon will l-e printmi rut? Mountains. 0 o
Eweek. and readers are altisci to George MucndeI—Anchorod, White Motlon lcture eatres
Boats The River.
Centered in the Dalmatian Zone, Across the Adriatic River
—.~’inother Moderate One Felt in Washington.
Iwntch for It and to take nivnn‘are of
.- I IlaVe Class Initiation‘this opportunity. The anir will
iopcned on Monday ensninc. March 1".
I ‘ and G0 to Bridge' int 8 o'clock by Mayor (‘alxin l.. For-
Maud M. Mason—The Garden.
Richard Mathews—still Life.
_ George “1 Picknell — Sea
8Rocks. Bruce's Rock. A Quiet Sea
he
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Ask Repeal of State Tax
and
v)”rt on April 10th. Elan and “len‘be‘s 0‘ ”KC C”? £0335”- ‘ ii! 'M II. .\l.".rr‘h 13,—.\ lthny rfirtl:-: earthquake describe-d as of “mode-i A1 J R 1 B it ‘1
' ‘ « '— ......,~..' ‘9 :1 NM?! 2‘. for .LSVR til . ¢ l‘"?>‘" ~ PIN“ . 2- < ' - . .. OX . umm ("f—— e '3‘ . oorc. . l.
S “m“ h I I I 0‘ “I “a A "n A“). and Id“ ““8 about 3” . E.(tra Flve Per cent. Lew, 0n Iop Of Other 3 separate
och Tennachar.
, - u’, _ r . corlmi on titn srisntczrnpis :1: .\'a-‘. minutes was recorded early today onI . -
‘r t . ' . _ _ . ‘ l __ a O 0 ’ ,
--.~ "E‘.’.Jl‘l§»_.‘1;. .231??? BRITISIIEIIWRSAIT‘E’ li'w-IBVT' “is“ 1’ it“ .33". 232“?” :‘C‘smmaph at CNN“ Uni-mil? “mm” “mm “m" T8316 Threatening ‘0 Dn‘e Ma“! 0‘.“ of. 3‘15““
- . . ., ., a . - . mm .mm... rwsramw- wary. .- -. Th ' CI ' tH ' bef re Le Iative Body
~ 9“ l' “5- “33 1“"? .ast, slzotlz “as so l’T" use That it (imitated: Director Tondorf. of the l'niyersily J‘ H‘ Taylor-Looking Across Lalo. 911‘ ' an“ a caring 0 815 '
Q: In‘mn ofhnl‘w‘offxcmls; “'ASHINGTON. March 15.——Tf‘l’.‘ :h' . ; abservatory, estimated the dBchWaramaug. Reflections. Saug'atuck . I
V -”"’3- as {0“0"5' 'firsz payment l~y the British gni'crn-' from l‘Zorrnce says th'\'of the shock from \K‘ashington at'Rnir’ m HARTFORD March 15.——Connccti-‘ Judge Alexander “2 Greedon 0‘
7'1” 7‘40““ T. Lrwyer. Imrnt under the recently :1. Enlialml O‘N'W‘iftifi-“Y 1‘? Y" l‘t'l‘t‘WT-‘rl :m mirth-Haven! 1.6mlmilcs. the direction believ- P “._Crtttwtorg :gungrAt “the arf‘ cut‘s motion picture theatre ownersE Hartford. representing the Connectic
2 Leading Knight—Fred-Edcbt refunding agrccmant \VII'. lm‘ ‘ that! '22. can? rm: in the oi To be soutlfl rouncc on.\\',:(e‘::‘ol;::“s' made their appeal to the Commitme'cut Motion Picture Exhibitofi as-
madn today at the New York Federal Ilairnntl' n 20' Beginning at one a. m.. the disturb- on Finance of the General Assembly 3 sociation. said. “To all intents and
a *ross ’hc .- dr‘nti . - ~
' ‘ ‘ \ ‘ C John Held—Rauler Park. Paradise
7 - - ;. — - ... ' Xank. . iances continued until 1:4“ reachin a - . - - ~ sis d v fie no“ for a re eal of. ur oses. this law which we at: to
“max lung“: 113) 1» Inner”. I - . . -- . . . - 5 \81It“. lucatan Coast. Barrier Reef 1‘"~ ‘r a_ a "1““- ‘ p ~9 9
.. E Althouzh the formal 821's?!“ “MI has \\AF;{l.\thI,-_\. March is —.\n maximum intensity at 1:15. ‘ ' »- the 5 per cent. Stage in: an gamis have repealed. purports to be tax
' " . - . ‘n ~ - ' sinned. the .on- . . - , - .. . ,9 . . - .. ~ -
' w“; n .t—-Albert' “0: yet actually been ‘ * sions. which man) of them said. “.1 upon put—3‘. but in fact. if not in prin-
. t. ...r1 S hmsl‘ zdon govern out made known its .30 (Continued on Page Two)
driving the theatres out of busine§fciple it is a tax upon the gross busi-
5 . . 1 at W: , a ' ~ -
' rchn-‘zxn \V. Scullcy. ‘3”? to mate it {ZHEEdzt'QA EH; Ewan?“ ‘ , Peter Dawe owner of Daw's theatre . ne§ of the theatres He 531 immedio
.lnhn Neugn‘hauef. a”:'n'm::f":?2m rum .6. {h}. figurig‘ A Tin Bridgeport. and former owner or; atrly after the tax became ffectlve.
'1 W. Smith. ~“‘ on which the '6” ‘36:“. funding plan‘ ' o the Bijou theatre. said he had bong there was an alarming falling of! o:
arT-‘s ll. Dilworth- :25 calculated ' ‘ compelled to dispose of his I‘airficldi patronage in motion picture theatre.
.. lo Grand Lodge—— ' avenue house at a 812.000 loss within all over the state. "It was so alarming
-ph J. Linxwellcr.
ed that these officers
'aiimi by Past Exalted
e Gallagher, 0! Bridge;
Enrstlay evening. April
!" accompanied here
Horn of his staff. It
at through the court—
. . k1]. Reldell. who is
. In Hartford. that several
Hartford Lodge would
'21 ph’n‘id" a high class
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.FOSTER’S COUNSEL
TO CHALLENGE JUROR:
ST. JOSEPH. Mich..
Accepted by the state, 12
jurors to try “'illiam 2. Foster. of
Chicago charged with violation of the
Michigan antimynvlicolism law. today
faced the defenses motion of their
availability.
Frank P. “’alsh. chief counsel for
Foster. the first of 76 alleged radi—
prospective
NICIIT OBSERVED
' Ophir Chapter. No. 52. O. E. S..
'evcnlng. had one of the biggest nights
March I‘m—‘fin its history. when the \Vorthy Ma.-
itron Anna Dawson. with the assist-
{ance of hit officers and visiting Adah:
‘irom the following Chapters: Floral,
gGeorgetown' Rosemary. Stamford:
iAcacia. Nc‘ Canaan. and Berkeley. of
iNorwalk‘. exemplified the Adah de-
lgree. together with a reception
jhonor ot' the invited Adahs from the
last;
in‘
By Associated Press.
PARIS. March 15.-—The problem
of a peace settlement in the Near
East was put more definitely before
the Allies today with the arrivaftrom
Constantinople of Neville Henderson.
the Turkish city. who brought the ob
. ficial text of the Angora government's
counter proposals _to the peace agre-
INNEAR EAST
acting British high commissioner at
DAY SMORER -
Boat club.
. EOR BOAT CLUB
An invitation was extended to the
oficers of the East Norwalk Yacht
club and the officers of the Not-walk
by the members of the
South Nor-walk Boat club ‘ast even-
ing to attend the St. Patrick's Day
smoke? and entertainment to be held
the last week. and James T. Rourke.
owner of the Empire theatre. Bridge-
port. declared he had been forced to
close down his business. so nppresive
had become the state tax on top of,
the. federal admission tax.
The proposed repeal of the amuse—
ment tax was opposed by State Tax
Commissioner \Villiam H. Blodgett.
County Comkmisioners Frank E. Bal-
lard and Charles P. Hart for Fall-field
county. and by -commissioners of
every other county in the State. Tax
that after a. short period it was neces-
sary for the theatre owners to adopt :
change of policy. and that was to 3b—
sorb this tat themselves and take it
out o! the cost of admission." Mr.
: Greedon said.
He declared tne motion picture
exhibitors am new pafing fourteen
distinct and different kinds of taxe-
and licenses amounting. in the case
of some small theatres to as much
as 30 per cent. of the grota receipts
and "never in the history of tho
followed by a. buffet cals m be can“ {or trial for adm‘iiour Chapters. ement submitted at Lausanne. i0“ Sunday afternoon and evening. Commisioner Blodzett told the Fin- theatre haw so many persons and
eating over the crowd of government! $11-15 is the first time this work has The American embassy has been in-‘March 18th. at the latter-'3 club ance committee the amusement 0!" corporations been ruined financially.
.r.-.-.nmn was received re- announced he would challenge one of been put on in Connecticut and the formed “‘8‘ Rear Admin-I Bristol has house. At this time the oflicers and admifiion tax was «Onomically sound and so many theatres closed down."
' w national Elks Home,
l in Chicago. and it “as
> w“. member of Norwalk
the prospective jurors.
hall was taxed to standing room. over
two hundred and fifty being present.
The following Chapters were repre-
of Paris. It was probably brought by
Mr. Henderson who proceeded im-
sent forward America's copy by way
local club at well.
members of the Miamogue Yacht club
of Bridgeport. will be guests of the
that the state needed the revenue. and
that there is before the General As-
sembly no program presiding new
Others who urged the repeal of the
tax were William True. president of
the Connecticut Motion Picture Ex-
'1 assessment, which to— AP! TOL sented by a large delegation of ‘15.- mediately to London with the British Final arrangements for the smoker revenue. or any other means of pro— hibitors' aseeiation. Peter Dave and
t3: lodge about $400. ‘ tors: Floral. Georgetown; Stem”, , text. and entertainment were made at last riding a substitutte for the revenue James T. Rourke of Bfidgepor‘ ”a
limo of officers of Jo 5 fDanbm-y: Euclid. “Seymour; Rosec‘ night's special meeting. and arrange- obtained by taxing admission. about thirty others from all gnu-ts 0!
gr, :za will take place on _ ‘mary. Stamford: Olive. Suffolk: Ivan- POISON KILIS TWO merits weer “150.3099”th R" the He said the repeal 0‘ the ”“1115 the state. The crowd attending the
m 1 :1 large delegation from hoe. Hartford: Doric. Westpon; 811°"! film" “111°“ Vi“ mm" in “19 mean a loss to the State of approxi- hearing nearly filled the Senate
. g Norwam mu be in 3;. BY WALTER 1:, 1.533me Berkeley, Norwalk and Acacia, New TOMBS PRISONERS “9““. The Club “‘°°ms were mately 3250.000 a wan. and 310:5 or chamber. M
humonied by the Stam-
‘ a”! of eighty pieces.
Lodge. having received
fun: during the last few
13m class initiation. on
“roan. April 8th, and this
‘ x-wl by the usual enter—
’ "‘ supper.
-‘1 \\0.\'IC Draco-1031'.
L'. 5. Representative from California,
Ninth District
Under the California primary law a
man can run for office on as many
tickets as he wishes, if he gets the
nominations.
For example, in a former campaign
the man I was opposing was on the
Socialist. Democratic. Prohibition.
Social-Labor and Progressive tickets.
So, in fighting him I often used this
Canaan. -
Past Grand Matron Aria Pagan, of
Danbury. and Past Matron Hulda
Lindstrom. both of Ophir Chapter,
were guests of honor. Eleven Past
Matrons of Ophir Chapter were also
*present: also two Past Patrons.
Following the meeting a dinner was
served in the banquet hall. the tables
arranged in the form of a letter A.
The color of the point was blue; the
By Associated Press ,
NEW YORK. March 15.—-Pobon
has caused the death of two Tomb-
prisoners, in the last eighteen am
according to City Medical Examiner
prisoners in the last eighteen dnyt.
according to City Medical Examiner
Norris. He said he would alsk the DI:-
trict Attorney’s office to investiate
the manner in which death dealing
members of the club,
meeting last night.
It was voted at last night‘s meeting
which
will be installed on thee club roof in
roadway from
Water street to the club prowrty is
probably be
to purchase a search light
a. short time. The
progressing and will
completed within a few Weeks.
W were received.
decorated in green and white. by the
following the
Reports of progress on the coming
Members have
the same amount in the aggregate. to
several counties which new get half
of the tax money collected in their
respective territory. C6unty Com-
missioners Hart and Bollard stated
that the amount of the tax received‘
by Fairfield’county cared for the
maintenance of the county children’s,
home at Nor-walk. nad also provided'
revenue for the county's share of the
widows' pension fund. The repeal of
120 DROWNED
AS SEAMER *
GOES DOWN
r _, decorations wer ‘
l 1‘7““mumcat‘0“ °‘ 0“! we" uon' - t h i Violets. the floo'e:.blu;‘hea:(liahw:l‘lieb' drugs (“ad the" '3’ into the been supplied with tickets for the the can Mrs Balk“! Slid- would mean
J ‘.n, l“ a, F. and A. 1.1.. will be An on dark) had a. pe . c amc eon of thir Chapter of which Mrs. Ra prison. m‘ “mum is to be given away at an additional. let-y 0‘10“ treasuries M.-
- ' .' rs rooms, anIc Temple. “him he “59" ‘0 ”’“b” ‘° “‘3 Buttemem is cga},man fiogmed t y The same poison was found in the this time. and arrangements {or the to make up for the revenue lost. B” Mined Pm"
, - mung. March 20. 19:3. 8 mend” and mm “”0“ d 'm t i banquet ' 1" stomachs or John J. Weldon. indictedientertxlnment are 80mg forward an of the County commissioners ex- FLUSHING HOLLAND Hal-ch is .
2 ~ 1%”: F. C. :3“: one Say he appear-emu: 03m;- - for alleged advertising swindle; and steadily. much enthusiasm ‘being pressed themselves as of the opinion The British steamer Mei-ville has :63.
, z r Masons cordially and daidfmh' he exp 3 e . 5 BRO LAC [SL7 .‘DED James Late". cursed with main; glam by the members. that it would be a difficult tat to down near Steenbank With the 30- “ -\
a "‘“Md‘ "II-was showin' him to a. man down NEW YORK. March 15.—"nxe yew narotics. Whether their death‘s were DWI my find any easier method of ruling the 3‘0 liven \
l‘ratcrnally yours.
mm; A. pram. w. x. 2‘
. LOL'NDS, Secy.
’ ('E'apti-r, No. 38. R- .A' M4
the M. E. M. degree n ‘
wnvocation. Tuesday 0'93“"
11:1! 8:00 o'clock.
l". S. LYON. Been .
a r. DECKER. 3- P-
LAN n ..
in the general stab. an' he brung out
a piece of blue cloth an’ the camel-
lion tu'ns blue. an' I put: him on a
yeller cloth or he tu’ns yeller. an' on
green cloth an’ be tu'ns green, an' on
red cloth an' be tu'ns red.
"An' then the atoah keepah he
brim; out a piece of Scotch plaid an'
dot camel-lion he just bust ninelf to
"piece: a-tryin' to match M to it.”
York Stock Exchange today an-
nounced the expusiou of Bank D.
Lackey, head at the firm of F. D.
Lackey and Company of Wilmingtom
Delaware. '
It was alleged that his firm manipu-
.la.ted reports on order! entrusted to
them for execution and that. profits
over an dabove. the proper commis-
dom were created and realized.
P.
sucldal or homicidal is unknow.
POLES 31:00, in; CITIZENS. -
By Assoehtod Press »
Panama-ch 15.—Although the
French birth rate is failing tom
the population of France. the 3mm
of citizens is Wang-mental inguina-
I have purchased the entire busi-
ness of the Lamow Baking Conipany
and WW! conduetthisbnst
- neu'under‘ thenameot The Norm
necessary Feverme. Commidoners for
New London reported that the am-
ount reoelvifl bythat county‘s: it:
share. of the admissions tax money.
m Watt!) W all «them
The Meriville. of 1.095 ton. poll
was built in 1903 in Dundee and II
owned in Gone. England.
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Norwalk Chronicler