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of Dines Shooting
l \l. t he] Normand Pay the Price of Her Wild
h} Losing Her Place in Stardom?
. \mmdcd .‘lan m Serious Condition
Cockenoe Tribe to
Hold Dance Jan. 16
Sercn new applieatlons were re-
wired and acted upon last night at
a meeting at Cockatoo Tribe. No. 3:.
I. O. R. M. It was announced that
on next Friday the newly elected
chiefs would be raised by a Bridge-
port deputy and staff. Another old-
(ashiooed i.vitatton dance will be
held on January 16.
l
.vr.2.rt: Dean Jones of the-I mu rsiz,
Stop Valve on the W
tuppa Blows all N
Green’s Reef light
house
AIDGIVEN
Capt. Lockwood Sends
Supplies —- Engin _ ‘
Refused to G o
Two views of Mabel Koran-d. mm film sums,
seems to being tragedy in its train.
whose lure
'1
Hospital here
The ma stop valve on the
{‘33
gglae of the tug boat “‘atnpta. e!
f the Staples Line 0:
Smear cit last night. as the to; was
Fall liner. Mass.
9:...an Green‘s Reef ngzrow
with ‘ve barges in row. Lexie E.
Cash}, chief cagin; or on the his.»
was tad i3- scalded. as the result a
the ac :idcnt.
The mg was bound for Fall Riser
C?”- :t‘ k.n°’1’.e€" Cash) was in the
dim ““5 ““° mm ““55“ "5‘3” 01* this Latte outlying section or the
{515551555}: 50“” "3 :"or'. “a: city for adequate protection, com-
ma: :0 ave him r»: {nor :d to the m a it is o! .1 commutes
' “"4 “ "‘r 3" Y” and groups widely separated, and
““i‘i ‘ ‘ 5" “‘“u’ $51,551er the fact that this was a._
“50555 F $5515.15 55 '1“? 50“" movement or the entire Fifth \\ an!
Am: ‘-r.' .l-ad moan cut the to; 3. “1.0!.th a tron has been
1.133;: " 3": 121:0 ““1550" ““5: formed and their otter to act as a
and. ”5° 3 1‘5. 55950“ Ch”: :5 volunteer body to aid in the conser-
r5‘ 5‘" I“ ”I (22‘; 7515555??? station 0 flaw and order without
*S‘W‘Mh .. '15 5' "m" .31.. remuneration is the foundation of
finger repair-g} for}:
to lza'wl; {or Ncw lli'HL‘H, aboa noon
Hillel": I; “All undergo repairs.
It “'11: take the barges in tax and
they will t»;- a:‘.chor-.Al at New Haven
“here art-23'} :r {2.2; from the some
Em»: will H2 ' :21 up and maze
them at {31;1.‘ -l"s:‘.na!lo2.s along
Fairfield County “Y”
Boys Gather at Yale:
. . Local postn:.=..:;;:s » nczl—E
1.1—? i :‘ebi ":2": ” " bu; ’:
‘ “‘3! g‘x‘b' rag __‘ ”by the Pcelmas? .42 watt
CFC Y El t \ J. in: ,8- in the matter (f ya‘l SS L‘rl‘l'vg
~
“ s;
ton of 10rl3r~fll 1..
0t boy- tan. conxcrged on [5'6 New
Haven tumult? on Thursday Dc-
umber sub ‘3“ at the hey-u
from Fatrneld County had. their first
encounter with the l'nlt‘ersxty in the
tumour Yaic EGWL which was op’n
for their 1:13p»: tioa on the Way :0
Saw Hanan. ”l"~ whole
22.2. congrrga-
tron was gathered in \Voo‘k) 111:;
{Iv A2 a. st: or: :2. litress. 1:2. Which he
l'uld the Le: a of lair from ‘fs (021321—
lrg in 1731 down to'the present
lll'“? whrn :3 mm fuzz: loser many
:‘nc: two, ’5‘
c‘ear.
them-’
I
- Fold its firs: meeting in the
A Her- .,
!swimming pool and gymnas‘um-
blocks an: CK:;-.'1l.fillh its new
go': course. w:l2 to the oztserts of
“.2: city.
Some c. 2'14 under-c assrrn—
- xn rar1l
11:3; our the en' tr ..
ms out {:12 infill-— .
he}: “is: ‘ ' r“r2: rest-1 tr.
v
2‘; lute
t‘te cl 1 campus and r . l. mar.)-
e 0‘1:s.‘. \a.e sifjultzl‘f.
£1.12. 'lhe tour of
brought To a very {21:16:95.42; win as;
b, the trip through the moms
com“ a o! llarkness Quad anglt T2
ingenuity of the arch: acts 1:: «ea
fie: ifififi ah; we‘rtng um; gray: .55 1.4
(In. vrsitj. was a fact that. attractedl
the boys 1"»:2' 0'2. A I
"an. re of the da) :33 l;
tamous 1a e Commons.
er soon the boys 9:10521 erul-
:;r-s of: he New Haven T. \l. _. A
'L.
was a happy and satisfied a ':.1 '0 that.
cixmbed into the cars and start. 1 on
We return trip.
The c: mmlt tee hating cr H». n.“
:2» Seventh. Annual U ”or Boys
' .cnlerrncc c’ Fairtie' d County wl'l
First
~ ongrugatlonal Church Ham? ":2“—
‘urz' . on Monday: wean-.3. Juana?
22.}: at S o 'clock. he purpose c. this
13:2:an will be to arrange the pro-
s: am and prmide {or the promotion
of interest in the Conhreace thru-
out the County .
Harry Halley Salt 2: who a' S‘ate
County Work Secretary of the Rural
Work 0: the 11M. C. A. In this
State took up 113 daties on January
first as General Secretary of the
State 1’. 22.x. C. A. Committee. 3..
Smit If: many friends throughout the
State ‘0“ be clad to greet him and
wish him success in this new entcr- ,
prise
_________________.
Norwalk M. E. Church
124 Class has Party
The annual Christmas party or the
1-4 clas 0! meh’omlk M 1:.
church held last night at the home
of Miss Dorothy 1.. XeClane. 19
West nut: street. was an enjoyable
affair. The party m attended by
twenty-the member! of the clan.
m was nicely
l
decanted tor the ow ‘Irith co
cred W A beautifully dec-
orated cum:- treo added color
‘1»; small arm.) : t‘.
V in;
Lannuu' u' 5
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In the aft- ‘
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Baring-crate”...
Postal C'ertificates;
Era: s . . railroad-e.» on;
truth tr .. l. p- nod o: :1qu
year has “‘1 r2‘ ' ernr 'Iuwe-
ton ma} ec- g“! rm: to:-
ltracnonal , ‘ :‘2 Tu’~.
of one-liaif Z 1 7' ‘ for each
{all port-.1". T1, ' * thy “‘
amount r-x "r the crrtu‘s-
La'r: has 72 ' r2". 2:; .oai'
t?“ F'S‘ is? ‘ t'n'h fol
tr. ~ date. or
3:23:23: 3":
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la
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5,4 n l; W
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r..-
z...». noon,
' by Carmlfic
Ga: (3 ct Brug-rarr. col; L-icvi with
an East awn :1 troiiu-y car in charge
0: )lotormzn S. Lockwood. The
right whee truck W13 smash-
'l Ed
5 [5.50 that: x: trig. 7h 12 ppm-sud or
E
E'Quarterly Interest on 2
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from .
"2'11 1‘3 mat}
tb" 0.34:: .
711;: moron; Captain U. E. Lock-
WQod leak: {2.6 tug It“ dare
$313.. “1:. up: its: *"d coal and
transferred the x to the strands“
.-,
LS
may 19 .\ 'v llathn.
Prohibition Must "be
Enforced he Declares
fir...—
33:1.
“13TH R VI 513'. 51333253
I or.» I‘ is a pa ’t of the constitu-
tion ant communl t C2 311103 at it L:-
EE’! 1‘1" ".154" l'Z t'E“. L:
"l” into-r
..:;p:1rt'..tlly or. the
pm r. If those of
21:25 part of the
is no sugar: to
t2 " constit .1-
* rt: '2: for
X“ n «Lilla
1” poor. tr: do
Governor T”Dz,‘;
fr .
9‘"
5
r-xr
Couple Found here
Ill and Destitute
and “L5 v .5. Julia.
.-. -21 fur macro-
s. Bardel-t. who is
11.5 been taller:
in “export. p: nding'
. ..... 1') OTTO
. 3.15 at Xidvjlctoun ‘2:
a
. Nzrdr!“ . Who is vnrr' , H with
pneumona. was ::al« in to the Nora-all»:
_‘ ‘rm wrist {or treatntc at.
TH]; a‘ARPELLO CASE._
The cases of Joseph Scarpello.
charged thh assault and higgway
robbery. and Samuel Artell. charged
with reckless tithing. Will be given 8
{hearing in the upmwu city court
Monday" morning.
BIG AUTO SHOW
NEW CARS “'lHl
When the National Automobile
Show opens in the big Armory at
New York tocay. many of the im-
provements which make the 1’34
model‘s “things 0; beauty" can be
traced to the influence of warren.
Artistic interiors s’mpticity of opera-
tton. and genuine comfort. hare been
developed in motor at: with the de-
Morwomenasarcasonaxdan
excuse- Each season sees more and
more women drivers. and thit year.
they will form a very important part
oftheermrdatthebigshw. But
this Influence has not always been so
great. It: development has been
gradual.
Perhaps the most
mm hacked by t
It. was the adoption or
P
”munch .
OPENS TODAY,
NGS OF BEAUTY”
Feminine Influence Seen in the Many Refine—
ments. on 1924 Models — Huge Armory
Allows Ample Space for Complete Exhibits
Auto Show this year have been in-
sttgated a: the suggestion or more
From today til! the twelvth
tobetkfledfiving.
Fwthofimflmthew‘fil
and port 3 m l. bode Isle m... when the:
‘ accidctzt mcurrtd.
boner room at the um:- 01 (21-. aeei- ’
'g was cagectflit
' .2 so:
warring
Tm memes" . '
Ssociation
Meets and Adopts
Remluhons to be
Mtedtohiayor
Commttee Appointed
Robins and Ci t y
Council Tuesday
'fheram a large and representa-
tive gathering of res‘dcms of the
fittlnward at the meeting ahead by
the Rowayton Civic mm at
“he Bose House. Rowayten, last
night to consider the question at
better police protection {or the ward.
in. in an open meeting tor an the
Wants. oi the Firm Ward. and
Harbor View, Belt Island and Brook~
we section: were represented. ' The
'r meeting was called to order by the
3 prurient. o: the Ron anon Civic As-
sedation. who pointed out the need
thin movement. (the of its members
told of the origin of the organza-
(tests, that it was new composed of
tour-teen members scattered in
groups throughout the Ward. and
that while they wontd probabty in-
crease their number. 1:
ways be limited to a sufficient mum.
VII-er to preside a group tn- squad in
each or the separated sections or
communities of the ward. A. rm
union was then presented reading as
(allows:
WHEREAS he entire Fifth Ward!»
of the City 0: Nontalk. covering as
it. goes a large outlying area and in-
ctuatn‘ one of our largest summer
ems” this“ at the mercy of
sandals and has been ayatemarhcalty
ransacked and looted during the
vistas months (or, many yuan; and
that fruit at! domestic fat! are
seven. gardens filtered. tree: {m
trould at-‘
ore
s;
'1
CAPITAL BUR! LIST
kDWINDLES ASHE
TAKE UP PROBE
7».
{D
ested;
For superior Court'
AllAppearin Court—George Smith’s (bandit
AsksMoreTimc and Hartog Too Illto
leave Home—Smith and Carl W
Latest to be Gathered iii—Court Rooi
Packed for Short Session
mm$,nd0orlm,38,mbenoffinmz
Danen
/
findepu‘hneat,werearretudinnanen‘ yesterdaybymrr‘
accommohncxennotmmmmfinmf
matheeofwhomaréalmfmmhfingntfiruigl
Dericnwithintheput year, whicheaasedpropertyloucloeeto;
95.000.
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PETI‘OS GORDON
A: Peyton Gordon district attor-
ney of “'ash‘mgton D. (1. takes up!
the work of lmestigat'mg the
m-uch talked about list of supposed
rum customers said to hate been
seized by police in a raid. capital
officials declare that the story that
the list contains the names of 1.400
notables is untrue: only :69 names
are giwm, they say. and none or
them are of prominent persons.
LOCK comm
APPEAL TO BE
msoou
Groomer.
Come up in New
Haven this Month
.tttornt-v Home s. Cummxuss. last
nrge: (191.5%! the: time: had 1>w3"¥flm¢aflm tmmmg
mm :9 warm: m i " «‘1. -WW‘I—ywae
amrndrmnt was not :5. mi. , of 9:5 " ”the! camp"; g: as We g:
rubbish along their sides: does not
not!" ‘IaVC adequate poms protection
a :1, 22
“TiEREAS. the Rowarton Civic
Association and residents of
Firth “‘art! believe that some bc‘tn'
CCEISCIVRUOE 0' the peace is neces.
sat 5* t2 the W: ‘1 being 0' this locali-
i}. 33‘?!
WHEEIEAS. a group of resid cats
at the Filth “Hard has. mg organized
the. «:hes into a. protectixe associa-
tier: and the {ongoing named mem-
bf \
itmcllh .T‘nomes. Hare’d N. 'Wil-
‘ J. Stewart Gillespie, Silacy IL:
§ 52.“ , L. B. Other.
Haney E. Fisk. Jr.. Chester M.
W2 hington. Edgar D. Lynch, Hans
‘ Stacey Benton, charms E. rm
E warm: .3; Hillard. Fred W. Lion-
35102:. Joseph R. Taylor. Charles E-
} Vs mic. hat mg pledged themselxrs to
' "J ‘nd ml and act without compensation in censor-2
ta ton of the peace. and .
WHEREAS the residents’of the
nth “’artL belleuag these men to
the well qualified to ac: in we}: a
lpr teczixe capacity and that t to aid
0:52:11!“ in their endeavor they—should
Esau: otficial authority as special
; constables or peace ofirers. THERE-
gFORE BE IT
RESOLVED. that the Eonomble
éliasor and Council 0! the City of
Norwaxk. be and hereby are. re-
quested to so empower the above
mentioned men and that from time
to time as occasion or necessity re-
quires. turther men. not to exceed
twenty. be similarly empowered.
After a. {all dimmion of the res-
citation, and a number of creation:
had been asked and answers given.
it Was tmanimonsly adapted by vote
at the meeting. A mafia was then
made that a Committee of repre-
sentative residents of the Fifth “'ard
be appointed to appear before the
authorities having competes: juris-
diction and urge that the member:
of the Protective modulus: be
given authority as special. commas.
The chairman appointed the totter-
ing Committee:
Clinton B. Rowland.
Cap. Charla W. Bell.
Harry S. Bryan.
D. & 1):er
George W. Stevens.
William F. Jennings.
'. G. Shaw.
Edwin L. Stevens.
Joseph B- Taylor.
Charles E. Funk
I'm 11- Canw 311d Fred W.
Health: for Ben Island.
Ciande Nansen, Frank Lock-Peed
andE. J. Waferflsr‘bor‘fic'.
Fred Hoyt and Er. Allen {or
Brocade.
the ‘v
The» m of ”fire— -m3k Lech.
company from the award made 09‘“
Mint: “etrrarhfioner E. "ii
Buckingham to 14th: Hines, “idea:
‘0' John C. Hines. will be beard in
the January term at the Superior;
.Court of Errors. which opens m'
Set Haven. January 13-
tal‘. Now-moor :3. 19:1. as the rc-g
suit 0: an operation performed for
muscle strain. alleged to hate bth-n
sustained while he was in the em-
ploy of the appellant. 5
Hines. l: was alleged. was first in—Z
jured in the utter part at Septem-E
her ”3!. Harmer he nude no
report at that time and contineed to
work. In Nome-tuber of the same
4:scar while Hines was mm; m
the moving of boxes {rem one de-
partment to another in the Nor-
‘alk Lock company he agm'n was
injured. '
On. Solenxbcr :1. Le consult :4 his
Sammy 9113310311 who referred him
to the company s doctor. Dr. George
F. Fawcett. who recommended an
immediate operation He died in
this operation. Xouembcr :3 13:1.
Comnttssionar Buckingham al-
lowed his undo-v.- $5 a week for 31:
weeks together with tuners! ex-
pens-es or 8199 and medicine bill of
8145.53.
Both Mrs. lt'tnes and the Nor-talk
Lack company filed an appeal from
this award in the Superior court.
Judge Malena in a memorandum oi
decision (mind errors and anstained
the appeal of the lack compass- set-
ting aside the award. Judge Malt-
bie ruled, that the deceased had
erred in not notifying his employ-
ers at the time 0: his first injury.
The Nam ik Lock company then
appealed to the Supreme Court of
Errors. The company claims that
an award of: $369 is adequate. The
commissioner ordered that the
awardbepuid to hits B‘mesin a
lumprsum. This amounted to
31,895.83.
SEEKS 81111: me.
In spite of the Kareem of the sea-
son. local fishermen report that smelt
are still biting tn the \onralk river.
l’rhe smelt are being taught where
lzhe river is fed by trash water
lam-cam.
mmmmnn.
Tamintieevmaskedtoco-
operate with the Wm police
depart“: last “it in locating a
lilacs died in the Sorfialk hospiJ
TRANQ’ERTHREE}
ERVICE MEN
3%" HOSPITAL
Arc Sent to New York
from State Hospitals
to be Nearer Homes
Three Norwalk ex-grvice men
stale hospttals at
Norwich to Hospital 51. which
located in the Bronx. New York. This
hospital is for ex—serv'xce men on
and the men there are .ooked aft‘v
by the Red Cram. whrcb pro-ids:
‘:
from to help thum pass aray the
time
mach nearer tt-r men's homes.
that is is easier {or their r-: I-rlxrs to
visit them.
There are no more: Norway”: me n'
not in either the Norwich 02 the
lads!" Mm hospital-
Three more Nomi}: men have_
also keen placed in training—one in
the Butler Business School in Bridge-
port. there he can learn to be a.
bookkeeper or an office manager;
one In a battery service station and
the other yith eleetrieal contractors.
WGA
-_-,-- -
ans- 4“.
Norwalk’s Oldest Resi-
dent IS Laid to Rest
—'—Scores Attend Ser-
Vices
Scores 0-! {heads together hath re
lath-es attended Lire simpie tor
funeral senices {or
De’ia Ann $1.r icrd. Connetucut and
Norwalks oldest. woman. which
Were held a: : o'clock th‘s after—
noon from the. late home in 43 Van
Burg? Avenue. {woman of
The
flo‘ers and Wreaths gave mute res-
deceased was held.
Rev. George B. Tompklns. pastor”
of tile fem:fii fivrtfi. fi-
elated at '52 services -. 5.91; Sanford
had been a Lie member of the, up.
town church: in fact. 'he ‘as is
oldest member. After the services.
Mrs. Sanford was laid to res: m the
Norwalk cemetery.
Negro Fiped for
Fighting on Street
Andrew Smith. a negro. was fined
$13 and com on the charge of amnit
and breach of peace and James Car-
ter. also a. negro was fined 35 and
costs on the charge at breach of the
peace in the downturn City court
this morning by lodge Candee.
Smith and Carter participated in a
fight at the corner of Day and Ray-
mond streets last Sunday afternoon
and Smith has been confined to the
3'0le hospital as the resui: o:
knife wounds.
It ‘ras brought out in court that
Smith. started the fight over an old
gun barrel that Carter was bringing
to a shop to be repaired. The arguo
men! began in a restaurant at 23
Day mt and Smith went outside
and waited (or Carter With 3 ch. b.
“ hen Carter came outside he struck
him two or three times on the head.
Carter then took out a knife and
stabbed him-
Prosecuting Aztomey backrood
dented in court that there were
too many fights in that section and
Ferd automobile stolen from the
Park City '
81'me scanty
mouth: in M: 1:33, the sen-
tence meted outta mm m
ammmmmi a
“gamma“
”harm on
it was time that a general clan-up
was made down there.
NORWALK MAN PESTERS
STAMFORD‘WOMAN; JAILED
5.—-‘rr-:eterin3 her to:- the net 1.1-" month:
mumsmmaut. he
mmmamufluflwher.
in Doe-nee cu be
m
,m GIWS‘VGYMM Wheezdecnrbgrhemu
Km by 1mm 3cm ”(masque-rm. modded
lththetheatoacwedbermler
home.
Pammther husband night
selfitotmnbtefln Danie: out
mug-«mwm
l
have been transferred from the 1on
Middle-morn and!
‘~l
entertainment and diverting occupa-l
Earthenware. thls her-pita: isl
515
tie Lat-2 luv
timony to the esteem in which the;
‘I .
Fm: of the are 1n- -e bound om?
to‘ toe F‘ebruar} term of the cum};
Superior Cour
’Justice John H.“ Ileck in the Tcwii
court at sessions yesterday. The crac-
ot Smith. that: counsc’. Paul Co.
net-y, asked :0:- time to prepare a Ila)
terse. was continued until next Mon, 5
day morning at I" detect.
Special 0!." seer Ferdinand Harto‘. -
mechanic of Sol-oxen Heights 123-:
igme Company, No. L employed as!
one! mechanic {or the Connectimt:
l co...pauy at Stamford. is confined
{his home su-Jerlng {rem shock lad-
den: to hut arrest lie was examined
by order of try: court h) Dr. N H._
Burkhead. local 2‘; ""2 officer. Hi
all! be heard Monday also.
Arthur “‘éilmctn flu-hard A”:
droth and George Sash. three at
$2105:- under arrest. up to a late hour
last night had failed to obtain ban.
and a are being detained at t e lost
kup where they have been held
since their arrest “‘ednesdny. Plans
have been made. it is stated. to re-
inflow: 9.me to the County 31.1! at
Bridgeport at 4 o'cio—rl-z fbis after-
EOE-f: if they 1:! ’9 clxaiz {all bciori
that hozr.
The first .
Wines: star: 1 were tMinion and
erlstab and George Sash.
were b-c :nd oxer 'o the
Court wt hm. t arty delr. .as they BI
made signed statements adrenal:
‘h‘ {-3 5.225,.
“slit-not: and Xash are being held
in 33.996 and 3: 62.19 bonds. respec-
rive-EV. Nash's bond was reduced
from $2 69! to 3: .908 m d W
connections with the fires were can.
sidered Eight- The Lead on Re!!-
stab was fixed at 8399 beam in;
moniyapmgerinthem? ‘
by the “3-53:3 tn one o? theta:
ccndiary rates. 5
The tom-:h man to take the
nos 5.3m: was Abendroth. ”twenty
three. (3' ie! Enmzwrc 'the Dan;
' :xrv depanm-:r.t. Hrs tend was .e‘i
3.3.550.
buyer M Fm I'm.
1: was admitted. in
'2'2'. necesaxy bet
fore the cord be put on 3‘
a! basis. 9 0:13;.- ‘zitch «cured
f when Attorze‘; Conner obwcteQ
1,to Smx'h bet r; bound yovet m‘
3t;.e res: of the erased men- I.
,pla:adci that he 231 we: had (in.
0 study 4:9 cast: agzizst his end
2 a «h ‘3 trc pr ooze-Jun:
mparr ffie rights of the de—
H-3 5.111 he did not met
rust ft: prosecuticn. that h.
a r aware o' the scrlonoe-
riargrs. . made against that ar-
rtsfed rrea. b';'. that there on n."
z reason for s;:i a; of the case',
H‘s Plea “a ( 2r 1.
{Ewe
w .W.»
‘ «an. an
.,
Q- 2 a
‘5' 11 11-10 drain a separate
c-: r}:
{W111 W C P. C'". 3: PW Tn.‘ «T .r:
ihls inSYr'uc' .ions ray—wed
txe
before
to .113“
gnaw. h.
the herring;
”.1:
iHecxm heisnotln ac-
;ccmpli-te in any "‘acendiary can.-
lpirar; tha' may ens; "
3 Turned State's firm.
gPaxiec the Eastmantaukefllt
:wxress stand. was -so bctmd Jam
'l .
2‘)
State's art-knee.
me: were rt‘leasd on
are Georg;- Smlth. on
750 tarnished by free!
Scion: Ferdinand Flax-tog. or- $750
bail furnished by Mrs. Bin-v C;
bait.
Lord: and Carl Reimb. on 85.9
had furnishfi br his sister. Bide
liens?“ ‘2
52d to capacity.
hearing started. It
that more than 409 inhabitants it
the hamlet and neighborhood 1'“
pmt. rthoug‘rl no startling “-
\eiopments were expected to tn.-
pire, interest ran high. m
opinion. i: is etidvnt. runs am
the accused men. A pmlnem ms
in the community. who wines kit
name to be withheld. laid: ‘I feel
sorry for these men. but there 13'!
a nun here who wouldn't see 1am
done."
“’hen asked if he thought tense-o
cy might be shown towards them.
he said: Woe-y? 1: these me}:
were children. they might hare rea-
sons to meet it. but as it 8. 3
would hardly be just to show 11."
Dane' nCoupleWed
' inCityHalIha-e:
I‘rederack' mu: Adams 83‘ I“:
4...... t.» .4
mmcmaun .
at 3:2th by, V
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i
I: is expected that Arm Cap-l;
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