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To; weather.
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Friday; somewhat warmer tonight; .
‘ , colder Friday night: increasing south".
~ and southwest winds. Low pro-or.
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any. TEMP ET N . s new LK 3v VISIT
IhIIIIIEII MR. MARSHALL UNDERTAKERS sees a. w... 0......1 {STATE Exam MILITARY *
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44 I':.-lhods of Getting Illkgfilocfigezllg’r‘cas h “ NEW YORK, March 22.—--A novel
\ My 4’ o u 4 TC 23.— 71th the form f .1 dl b - I . o o1 o o
4‘44??? a); Various {miles apparently as f... a. my can ness 0‘; “fidgn:kerfisigr1331;31:38 Met at the R_ailro_ad Station—by a Party of Norwalk Citi-
{- . “"30 ere Be- 3“ °“ "w "3110! the murder or was disclosed yesterday when two zens and GivenaReception at the HotelMahackemo— -
Attractions at the Armory Were Much Enjoyed
by Entire Party and Over 1,000 People.
'1. lnvCStlgated. Dorothy heenan. whose tragic death undertakers from Stamford. Conn.
,. a week ago has become the clilorO- strode into the undertaking shop of
form mystery. public attention today Joseph E. Dougherty at \‘o 38"
was focused on the effort to smoke Hicks Strect. Brookly;1, ‘ ' -
out. thes identity of “John Marshall "
,' Th ' l .
the wealthy man of Mystery and in- he k:::s::da;¥ “finggiaegltzgwlzitagr
t t '
“‘m e 0' ”‘0 5m“ 5"“- lishment at No. 19 Amity Street. say-
.. x. Y.. March 22. -—
. .I. founder of the L. R.
‘wns which went into ro—
.\l;Irl'lI 8. died early to—
.ill t’III‘oIIte to Chicago.
. Three thousand persons crowded into ' Manager 0.‘W. LaBelie of the Hotel
the Not-walk Armory last night to Mahackemo served the banquet.
greet Governor Charles A. Templeton. which was declared to be one of the
., .. 3. . Several neWs 3 er, \l - . who accom nied milit
‘ Ii. :: Ilifli‘hofi.‘ 1:101:93: mares. the other ride 3: (xiii; 13:; "‘8 we” seam“ had end“ a: “n “n‘ in full-dresrsaunlfotii’niiswas $3323 22:51:?gdeoi?:some time‘ The menu
.. .. “limo the “body Wits nan. and it was reported Mrs Anna used dock. Mr. Daugherty burst into 0f honor at -the Fashion Exposition ' Fruit COCRtafi
4 mun. Keenan, mother of Dorothv. all were a roar 0f laughter. The“ hp told them being held under the auspices 0‘ Bat- MOCK Turtle Clear
" . I. n Ileath came on the asking that "Mr. Marshall” he forced iselillll)<:1:lorsx"Whiclilbrought no laugli- REEVIE! 192d Field Artillery. Connecti- Celery Hearts Queen 01”“
i . , lliullions into the stock out of the veil of sorcery that the . on i a grm disappointment c1- ational Chard. Governor Tem- . New Bedford Scallops. a 13 Ravigoto
I M Mr liniincial methods or to their faces. pleton was ghen an enthusiastic greet- Roast Vermont Tifitey
4 ~ police and district attorney have r . ing by the large crowd following a. . . v ’
wt." M county and state i (V . . i _ l‘wo Weeks ago an undertaker from . Cranberry Sauce
, r ropped. ruimaIes also showed ds . , . _
I ”41 Sherman state it- Fast P . 4, brief address in which he congratu Mashed Potatoes Green peas
4 ’ ‘ pleasure at the stories published ‘ on. n.. came into Doughert) ' l 1 (113 it 'C th (L11 -
on \vstri‘iiu i ii‘ ~ 39 '1 9"} “P0“ 95““9330 9 Philadel hia Pear Salad
. , _ . y mt ltd tho . , ,- \ , »_ shop and» asked the same question. - - p
4! ‘4 l n d 4 ‘441 i k ‘ about his relations “Ith .liss lxccnun. exposition. Meringue Bisque Glace
.. ll , is it t 0 mu 1, ll! , ‘0 He said a young man came to his -
\‘mmmmm of tho books of lie denied that he had J aten her as 4 4 E t k chernor Templeton arrived in Assorted Cakes
eh.” corporations and Mrs. Keenan and her son John. the 5"0?‘ n \‘as on and as ed him to Norwalk at. 6 o'clock. going directly to Demi-tasse
mm, v Guy ll. Moore un- taxi driver. asserted the dead woman ”Mel to i ew York for the bodies of the Hotel Mahackemo. where he and This evening some special features .
I night. that in view of re- had told them and showed displeasure mull-“'95 killed in “- Tenth Avenue his staff were the guests of Battery C . are being introduced at the Exposi-
..ll>.\s .-xtrnvut;ancc in the at. the unfavorable role in which he “”3 The young man said the bodies at '1 reception and dinner. Mrs. Tem- 1 tion. among them hem: a prize wait:
44,. (he s:0,rmu,noo invested has been portrayed. Were in an undertaking shop at No. pleton. together with the wives of contest. and a prize fox trot contest.
several or the military oiflcers were in Kavanaugh & Everett. the dancing
the governor‘s party. Arthur C team featured in the vaudeville acts.
thousand stockholders. he Acting District Attornev Pccora 19 Ami‘3'5‘r99t'
\ill in the inquiry. Federal withstood demands that he revealed On the trip here he borrowed $60 . .
" “"‘O i” “we“ With the l'e' the man who showered gifts on the in cash from the undertaker When 25:26::gaggidfilnatyogfcgfin Ergglrl: Wigrlizeeéhéguigegifis. 01$er for the win-
- ‘l ‘” hm” “5 yet taken no dead woman. Mr. I’ecora. said he was they arrived the young man went into :04“ Charles B Dilworth, and Captain ners of the contist as is announced
" ' ltl ll It i 1 trying to shield the wife of "Marshall" a. cigar store and disappeared. Tho Anson Keeler were among the first to elsewhere in today's issue. in the ad-
" .‘iilw Isrso‘nuliimfldirciztll: ald': described a! a ”cum” prommpm rc‘ Easton undertaker. Who had himself greet Governor Templeton upon his vertisement of the Exposition. Among
I 4”; {stock sel’iln campaigns sldent of a Boston suburb. purchased two graves back home for arrival in Norwalk. The dinner the prizes to be awarded are a 825
' { lit'(liioro than 3‘30 000 000 .4 ”‘° ”0‘1“?”- ‘°‘"‘d “"139" 3155 0‘" 0‘ . -. proved to be a splendid success hat mm the mantel-y store or Miss
" le't‘l Incorporated: ahd it‘s ”09““ and thoroughly hoaxed. ‘ ' ‘- Following the dinner. GovemorvKate A. Polhemus. a $10 waist from.
I subsidiaries. As the money The Stamford men told a story " Templeton andstafl, together with the the Ideal Shop. on: two Dgwdlslomo
L in “"w corporations were similar in every detail They sent an , When the University ot'Oklahoma. held a contest to pick its fairest co-ed. :adtlles 20:3: lgaztigxczigiegngfie‘z toggtaiengeggérsogidn met)! “glegén-
"' “1”“ among them being ”‘0 emhalmer on ahead With the you“! Franklin Booth. New York artist. drclded 1n favor of Faye Teas, Conway o ‘40 . lak E rted b Battery ing Sentinel there will be published .4
A“ “l SON“ Corporation. Whm‘ IN DISTRESS mam Up to a me hour the em- (MK) “’1' shown’w‘ove' By the ”me me “me“ “as decidm' Fa” had 12328.30 (tier-(i)c ' 3:: b ”I: Vincent coupon which will be good for 50 per.
a do with stock sol“. the 14- ll. Ehalmer had not arrived at the Dough- left the university godlreturuc‘d home. “Why should we give an Oklahoma Lopcezaosrciieaiamaxovemsor Templeton cent of the admission price to the
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itenlty Development, handling
.Ises illltl real estate owned by the
"-us hrnnvhes and other cohpora- NElV YORK. March 22.—-Acting
erty shop where the two Stamford prize to anAr‘lmnm‘gh'l‘t?‘ asks Oklahoma. "And why shouldn‘t you?" re- escorted into the armory “com- Exposition tomorrow evening only.
men stood waiting fearfufly- m?“ m 1"“- “}°"° Y” m. partied by Mr. Wheeler. The entire This one: has been made possible tor
' . - the readers of The Evening Sentinel.
both in the Lnilcd States and on a. tip through intercepted wireless Doushcrty became curious. no part) proceeded to a special boxvre
‘ l messages between the rum fleet or: went to the dock. There he found served for it on the south side of the through an exclusive arrangement bod
elm-I, his former nssistunts say. the New Jersey coast and a guest at a, the cmhalmcr peering disconsolately 11a“ tween “‘13 paper and Battery C“
: 4 .- lmlit‘lf's and destinies of the hotel in the Times Square section. the around and wondering what it was all Battery C went through a brief drill.
‘ "Star Spangled
..I' Steel" with It. high hand. entire coast guard in this vicinity was about. following which the
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. mun (min .1 suhouilnatl. in searching today for a drifting motor- v Banner was played. Aft u BELGIANS TAKE
E“ on in Stu-1's plans for cxpnn- boat believed to be laden with liquor , voting“ zziobecorgeh at ‘szee;;:?:li: \Vheeler. president of the hlwanls
* ‘lliwil lll immediate dismissal. of! Long Island. " ‘ ' , club. then introduced Governor Tem- 1'
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E .nl I‘hnln stores were pur- My ilrst message was from the said. “I lent him 350 ‘0 buy 3' by?“ plcton with a few brief remarks in
i ' what were. alleged to be ex- steam yacht Ister. formerly owried by 3"‘t- “0 got 0” the train at 1-0”! which he termed the chief executive .,
‘ a w n l 5; restaurants and cafe- Robert Goelct. but now or British rcg- Street While LWOH€ to Grand Cen- , \ . _ "a. good fellow, who refused to allow "
k’ urn-um and run at a loss: istrv. addressed to the gilt-st. It tolil Elna. He said he would meet me Charlotte Middlebrooks Has Concussmn of the Bram, and his name to be 11:1386 hf? lie-neuralgia;
5‘ mm was invested in a coal 0! the cralt's predicament and ad- ere." . - , tion ‘0 office. at oug e as v By Associated Press
..I...nt sisumo was spent in vised that he try to salvage it. The The young man em“ keep the ap- Ruth Whaleyaifligr Bruise? When Run DOW“ business-like admihitstration;e brim" DUESSELDORF. March 22.——Bel-
.u lu'l‘lllllllt'nt interposition guest sent it wireless reply that he pointment. The police have been ) 31-an OllVlerl. Governor Tetnp e on spo i 4, gian troops have occupied the Krupp
I hulls before the enterpriso'would set out for the Highland immc- notified. _ confining his remarks to express 01:5 harbor at Hoch Emmerich. on the N
row) beyond the. blue print‘dintcly. . .4 of his pleasure at attending the u - Rhine near Duisburg for the purpose
‘1 “190.“4”,0undml himself Another message to the 1?“... 52.1.1 Chgrlotte Mlddlebrooks. the six— Olivierl told the police. directly in fair and congratulating the Battery of controlling exports from this har-
..;.l;..vl...l plutonium and paid that three boats were being sent out year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. front 1“?"- ‘11"?- léord delivery car and upon the success Of the expositionleuA; bar and the collection of ten per
“W m a" “’i i": :’°“‘..‘:;“: 0- or .. c... “anginsdcsx... M. :9 $§..l”‘o%‘i°;i‘23' $332.32.: “roses; arrears . n.
. . to ave won “’1“ c or ‘J' , ' - .‘or . ' 1' , arc -_.—— espa c
.mrlnrnis. :21“. I street is today in the Nonxnlk hospi~ the scene of the accident. had the two suffering from a severe attack of the to the Daily Eitpress from the Cologne
-~~ ' ‘ The C038! fill'll‘d station at ”‘9 In- tal'- suffering from concussion of the victims removed to the Norwalk Hos'lizrippe and it was a. hardship for him says the French are building a. large
' "“‘ " 0" “‘5" 1w") h, h ”(5d . me memes... at brain and body bruises suffered res— pital. where they were treated by Dr. {0 h“. l r cks n m E st bound” o:
l”[' w C p C ’ m ‘“ " terday afternoon. when she was \N‘illl'im J Trace . Olivier-i was held ‘ ' ’ G . Templeton ’9' ra 0 e 3 cm y
instructod station llluSlL‘rS for . ‘ - 3~ The staff of O‘OI‘HOK‘ the Ruhr and that it is lnperated a.
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W once knocked downhy an automobile ‘on on Oriers oi’ Jud ,c Vehemi-Ih Canie‘ B -.
‘ ‘ r ' ' : ri adier-Gene..il
’ H mil-rs around to he on the momm. 313‘“ Street— Ruth Whaley. the seven- .1 ‘ . 1 ,5 k. d . .i ‘H’ “as as rollers 13 “1 Bus meaning that they intend to stay there
[i “cu“wmc mmmy M the how (“5' “UNTICELLO. Utah. March 2:.—— year-old daughter or Mr and Mrs Ira 0" w 0 large ° "’C “S “‘ “5” 0 Morris B. Paine. Colonel Ar 1‘" i w“ permanentIy.
‘ ° cloacd that the guest to whom the Four while possemen. who yesterday G. \Vhaley of 132 Main street. was a was released on bonds or $300 for ap- Colonel Howard Dunham. CO one ' DUESSELDORF, March 22.——A.ll
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l“ _messitgo was "idimé‘fi'p‘dhléuf‘l‘,q1:r: 1:42“ were reported missing. have joined a second victimdn the same accident. $321.22.: ‘51.;‘Lga‘1p;‘:;‘;;,.g‘; court at g‘éh‘ylgfirfggoxfigfi 1133;531:1341wtgilfl' kinds of smugglinthricks have been
1‘” rlcdll. The. Chi tail” once luicw the new posse which 1"“ Blending to but escaped with minor bruises. She A few hours following Olivieri's 8"- Iieutenant commander Mark L. sper‘. resorted to by t e ermaiis intoruelr
ii munent f‘li:|3“b“:;ne:: search for the Piute Indian band was discharged from the hospital this rest. Dr. Samuel 11. Huntington. medi- ry Brigadier General‘George M. Cole. t obrlngl :Sney ETmnBe: in in; th:
_________—- nature °___'______;_———- whlch caused trouble last Monday. morning. cal examiner for Norwalk. informed The formal program of entertain- xfii‘féfi custszls auth‘orftiexslsamt a tron- .. a:
p 4 \l h M —Mrs. IrrecautiOna are being taken on pre- The accident happened at Mal the police that the Middlebrooks ment was then staged. Kavanagh and tier post found bundles or notes bid-
‘1 )l.l<. . 31": “-F d vent a surprise attack on Blanding, street. near School street, Merino Oii~ girXs condition was more serious than Everett. 3. corklng dancing team and d d hi nts f , tables.
w]. housekeeper for re “'- Guns and ammunition have been re- vieri. 8 Davis place. an employe or the it had appeared upon first cxamina- late stars of Pat Rooney's "Ringfl 0f Jr?! 11“ er ,1. :me {1 :d‘ege
;‘ ‘3 “T“lthy Bronx con- .4, (1 there from many neighboring Norwalk Tire and Rubber company. tion. As the result 0! this report. Smoke." assisted by Caprice Sisters. e money a con sca e '
4 .. “gs slain on rchruary ce 9 - was driving his automobile down bonds for Olivieri were increased to presented a Whirlwind act which won SAUVDERS SBBESTED
i "l‘ ‘1 today 0“ “- charge 0‘ TRACKS points. _ 4 Main street on his way home. The $500. He furnished the bond :‘or his hearty favor from the special guests ‘
I" 0' clash yesterday °n° Indian was two girls darted from the sidewalk. appearance in court. of the evening as well as from the rest ,
‘. . In was held fo'r several killed and two others were wounded. ' , of the audience. Miss Lillian Bradley. And 30‘ Andrew Solis: as Given 0'“
.12: . the murder without ball as ———-————-— d Several Indian ponies were shot down _ / winter garden star. sang several songs. . yesterday.
in 4 ~ illii'fs, but she finally was Jumping the track at Monroe an in the altray. I scoring well-earned encores. Miss .
3 nus-v of luck or evidence South Main strectS. 8 jumbo trolley At, dawn. following the battle with PURNELL HAD 'HOWARD SIXTH Fritzie Bradley. the syncopated maid. James Saunders, of 10 Hoyt street.
3; a car ploughed “P the Street pavement the posse. the Indians are reported to . proved a popular attraction. arrested late Tuesday night for in- .
12 , :4 police headquarters for a distance 0‘ Bevingt {9:314:102111' have come back to the scene to re- Latest creations in hats. cloaks 321d toxication “151 breach of the peace.~- .-
5i “I (”named new evidence after 6 oclock last it grs'on the “.01, i cover equipment they left behind in . gowns were shown on living mog-s was fined $7 and costs and was sen-
:Il-s. lliizzl with the crime. idozen °" m°rekpa559330 no one was their hurried retreat. presented by the Idealghgip- the “1?: tenced to 15 days in a“. when er.
‘ , “J9 shot to death at the lley were ”ha on p' Four squaws and six papooses were . Ton. and M1” Kat: 4“: mgde‘irgch of raigned before Judge Gearge H. Vos- ’
automobile on a lonely "‘j‘f'eg' tmmc was tied up for a deserted on the battle field by tho - —'——-——- llgerfingsefgg (in? {our (imemm burgh in the downtown court. yesteb _ .4
.l~wo witnesses told of 93421 :3; over hair an hour on the Indians and. hair starved and suffer- GRAND RAPIDS. March 22.——Es- By Associated Press. Zinfnges. The women in Governor day afternoon.
"WI WV" “"3 5‘30"" °f “‘3 :Vest avenue line as the result 0‘ ”‘9 Ins from cold. they were found by ther Hansell, daughter or John w.) MARION, Ills.. March 22.——All or Templeton's party appeared intensely In giving the report cf the arrest of
.i neither was able to accident. Considerable diflicuity was white settlers yesterday and brought Hansen, plaintiff. in the suit against the 51x defendants on trial for the interested in the display. Saunders to the pre- yesterday, 3, _
murder of Antonio Mulcarich of Erie. During the evening. the dancing mistake was made at police head-
Pa., today. had been identified with the numbers by the Vincent Lopez orches-- quarters. whereby the name of An-
Herrln riots of last June by the state's tra. of the Hotel Pennsylvania were drew Soltez was given as that of the
. witnesses. . ' taken advantage 0‘ by large.numbers. man arrested. The information 4 was
The last man, Oscar Howard. was Taken as a whole. Governor's Night taken ‘as being authentic by a e re-
connected with the riot in yesterday's at the Fashion Exposition w” a big porters, inasmuch as it was given out
the "0‘10? (1 laced under ard
encountered in replacim to mandlng an p gu ' -
4 _ Ion the rails. Other ca? giftstfhllic: 'with the 40 or more other braves and $3331.33: tggusleegfi 27:13:58”: {lie
fmt'l Ranger Rooney !from that corner :0 t 9 :their squaws who are being detained. sensational hearing. was slated to take
walk railroad (199° - Advices say the hunted Indians are the witness stand today.
' s bound for Winni- . 4 ,
}Ias RESlgnEd POSL The trolleykx‘ag the turn from Mon- successtuilly exuding their pursuers. Her testimony. it was indicated.
rm
pauk. In ma t street the -—-—-"'—"—’—_——.T would virtually complete the evidence . rem ked-
I “”0""3' has resigned as we street into South maeflmanner left OACCIDENT against the cult. which has been testimony. when George Nelson. . a afiesfiaslfis are; 3:52;: is that-dug; by the police. but it was learned upon
.u of. Court Narruk. No. 58. rear truck w'ili‘iillnlgufieoymmvung around AUT CL SETTLED charged with in dulglng in immoral»§armer' salt;1 Howar? dwgs 12m; ioi) the gestething 83:8“! 1‘1): Norwalk in many investigation. that because of a mu.
‘ v as announced this morn- the HICKS- ' - ' _' wo men w 0 escor e . - c ow- . - oil blotter
while the brakes ware . Aw , practices in the guise or religious cere ell. one of the 25 victims, to the spot months." liar entry on the P CO I
Mn was given for the res- several feet.
' l t even- Soltez drove the taxi which was 113d
being appue The reception and dinner as
me: ‘at the Hotel Mahackemo was by Patrolman John Smith. who made ..
monies. Unusual interest attached to
‘A settlement was reached in the her testimony. her name having been
d by the motorman- where his body was found.
II M u mreting of the court, - Su- - t t‘ rd in the cases i - "
4 4 _ perior cour yes e aY mentioned by numerous Witnesses , given to Governor and Mrs. Temp e the arrest. to bring Saunders to police ‘4
t ' the purpose or electing YOUTHFUL H 111) UP cf patsy Quoenan. Dan Santauerolia. who tom 3: alleged mistreatment-o! PACKLNG MERGER POSTPO‘AED ton and to the governor's staff. by the headquarters. 4
‘ i'," rang" ‘0 '“cceed Mr. MEN IN $10,000 BAIL Paul Menglno. Charles Maseia. Dan young girls at the hands of Benjamin - officers of Battery C. It was attended The unpleasant notoriety which hI-l
rates to the state can‘ __________ English, Paul Sateilo and Paul 8811- David Pine", head or the Benton By The Associated Press by the following: Governor Charles been attache to M... gone, asst-omit ‘
, "h" be “mmmted and “a 22.— Bond! tello ainst Anson F. Healer or the Harbor Colony. OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.. March A. Templeton and Mrs. Templeton. of this error. is regrettable both to tho
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. “Ill he made for the class NEW HAVEN. arc - st LaundrY-- The wits -22 —A t t t f 1:31 I G l Geor e M. Cole .
each m the Norw k earn . A flight from the colony by put- . pos ponemen 0 our wee n Brigad er euera S . .
lm held Sunday afternOOP- were fixed ”E ‘ég'ggo g.) and Lester arose throngh injuries sustained by non, who disguised himself in wo- final consideration by the department Brigadier General Morris B. Payne Ex‘éning Sentinel and to the police “
cases of Edwaid ) .. 'brousht in- the men. employees 0' Clarence 1' man's clothing for the purpose, was of agriculture of the merger of Mor— and Mrs. Payne. Col. Arthur Elis and well.
_ hey were Se t _ 4 ________._...__————--
‘1 \~l i.‘\l(. ) 4 CRY. Boyle- 17' “he” ‘ cs 11, in an auto accident 0'1 9 cm h , rls 8; Company. packing interests. re- Mrs. Ells. Col. Howard Dunham and
1:250? to the city court :32; $43328“ 53°14 1922, in Darlen. when a car $22222: ”3:213: 16.3.3 ‘rjqugfgfiffi quested by the packers, has been Mrs. Dunham. Col. w. E. Allen, Col. warmest cost. cowl
"'1 mmunicatlon of Qld Well of robbery with 1:; weapons. The owned by the derendant ““193“; ed one or her dresses and corsets for agreed to by Secretary Wallace. H. B. Blssell. Major? John Buinell. BURYCASE: stat-clings”:-
Inx', In. and A. M.. will be carrying concea dge Hoyt to struck Finch's truck. The pin it the trip. she said. The flight was ‘ His action in tele graphing last night VMajor Earle Manweiber. Lieutenant WATER . 0 _4 . 4
. d by J“ b Attorney John J. on Mark L. 5pc ry ‘ ' Cases against Louis Albert proprietor
1'“ moms, Masonic Templev case was continue e risoners were representecl y preparedby a report that conditions to Washington requesting that the Comm der Y - . - 4
Mums, April 2nd. 1923, 8 Thus-loan March 29' “a? of!) bail. Cuneo and Keogh 8: Candee- at the Colonylwere about to be'inves; postponement be granted, became ‘Mayor Calvin L. Barton and Mrs. of a coal buslriledss.l ”and David Woimiv
H 1; [4‘4 ('1 were loeke tinted. _. Burnell, the wimeu _u1d' known today following his departure- Barton. Arthur ‘0. Wheeler. Mr. and Hon. 8 ml [)2 er. were com .
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n . e boy. are alleged to - t t a visit here on his to'urn of the Mrs. Charles Dilworth. Captain Anson until tomorrow in the city com on:
r Masons cordially and Th r Edward NORWAIK MOUIJDERS went to Canada. on hat occasion. at er :1 . eel”, . . ier. _ day. l ‘0 p m ‘
tore 0 . .
‘innited. no the Jewel" ' l with wit d rib d t - Southwest.‘
day. emu "3 0th" new“ “‘3 e a ,un ‘ . .: rd, tain uiri 0 auction with
I rziternnlly yours. Zernitz he]?i1 1:30;.” anj watches. VOTE WAGE INCREASE nel, 160 feet in’ length. leading from , . 34:; P31file’allace W off“) Cap ‘4 pa 315"“? 34:“:- Poems . ‘1‘»
- Y 3"?" "‘ Pmm“ w‘ M' 312201;; arrested by tho Maw": t emu week Nor- m" Home againfihthmuglhiwmch famoxol’m.‘ -' 1m orFx'e defick‘ "1331011150! and clall today declined to cumin» .9 w-
.. "IDS. Secy. ater. They car A a mee -. purueiiwu , p U V? explained he ' t ' i ‘ " ' ‘ ill. ' L x i." can w in.» ”A:
' —— 90““ two hourl ‘ .walk moulders voted to increase the might wish to em” . _ . , W W 1&3". 9” ‘3 “i -
“‘“h' m“ we" “mk- sumo
, . . . . 4 - met as s that trade approxi- , .
1 I M... iNo. 33' R. A. It. the" 1”- 1e brothers of wage scale or u’rhe do is coming when in sun .
H Jn‘c'Tcmp‘e' South Mall; imdggnegh? 1:30 Bgen on Dim“ mgeelymten feudal. “it. The inc a of manwily].'bo,olII-.DE(1”k"e 3- 1?; he
2an and 4th Tuesday! 0 rotatory. Thar 3‘” in ' mm! ws' '3 .ca] ’ VII ’ 5 1n fificm‘um ‘ 1‘
1' “ l at 8 o’clock. 11,1" and from ‘h. l‘“.°?goldm‘ up ‘ S'Ocm . 7 The m y. ' O ‘0‘“. for Q“ @ ,I ,3 ' _ x l .
‘4' opted. All IL A. Mom! A
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