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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-03
iOSs.
Appraised at $500.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

The Central Savings Bankl order n, oo,o
Company Stark Conntv Con,,r,
VS.. Pleas TorS. iiAi"Vu
Almond Loutzenheiser ct all
By virtue OF an alias order OF sale lssued nv
NY CLERK OF the court or common pleas of STARK 90
Ono' ' IN tne aDoVe action, and to me directed viii
Oner & tor saie At public oNtcTy at the door of tSo
court house. In the city OF Canton, on ~ S@'
saturday, the 9th day of March, 1882
the following described real estate to-wIt. lot
humOer three (9), Ia VIM. y. Thompson,s additinn
10 the city OF Canton, Ia Stars county Ohio heiOs
lot numDer eleven hundred and htty-seyen GIh7S
NJ desisnated on The present plat OF said city. '"
Appraised at a260O.
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock D. IN rsruo
cash. " '"' ierhS
n O. a. KRIDER, Sheriff.
BALDWIN SHIRLDs, Att,ys.
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man OF Alliance. o.. was in the city today.
Mr.. Gaume is an old Stark county boy
and is a hustler. He has just added fine
line OF carpets In connection with the dry
goods and has now one OF the finest stores
70 be found In this section OF the country.
d&W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-03
Why is Emma F. Rooms Case
Pigeon-HOled at Xenia7
All, There Hangs a Tale Which
We Alone Must Tell.
A New Racket Broken Loose in
the w. r. G. of Columbus.
Mrs. Witteumyer Says al the Pro-
ceedings Against Mrs. Koous
Are Null and Void.

n Conspiracy Charged to Prevent Mrs.
Koons From Appealing Her oase-The
Case of Rooms VS. Clark Now Located at
National HeadquaEters-some Interest.
ing Developments in the Immediate
Future.
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Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Myers.

Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, the mother OF
Mrs. Stein of this city, who has been
spending the winter In Florida, died AT
for burial, the funeral taking place at
O'Clock from the residence of Fl. II. Ny
ers on South Plum street.
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An Evening Wedding,

Mr.. Orriu c. Brownewell and Miss EN-
ma Mishler, living east of Canton two or
three miles, visited the Simpson M. e.
parsonage on Thursday night last and
were made husband and wife, Rev. w. j.
Wilson performing the ceremony. Their
many friends extend hearty congratula-
tiona
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Administrators Sale oi Real Estate.

In pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court. OF
auction, on
Saturday, the 5th day of March, 1892,
at O'Clock p M, upon the premises, the following
described real estate situate I'm the city OF Canton
county OF Stark state OF ohio and known as lot o.
twentysix l26) in wllllams second addition TO the
said city OF Canton, Ohio " wv
Appraised at o. 10000.
Terms of sa e-Une. half cash on day Of sale. and
one-ha In one year from day OF sale with Interest
ises sold. " P'si-
said premises are situate on the corner OF Raa
street ana North Cleveland avenue Lot bOx9OO ~
and good Groom house thereon. -''
LOUIS ANTONY,
Administrator OF Conrad Antony dec,d
CHAs a o. sEEMANN. Pitts. Attys
Canton, o, Feb. 9Th 1899
nlhw-fI9 2O.27. md
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Notice of Appointment.

The undersigned has been duly appointed exeeu.
stark county, Ohio, deceased. '"'0 VI
JOSEPH MAUDRU
Dated the Goth day OF Feb. 1899. fSSSWi
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HA.hnm FOX hENT-A farm OF 07 aores within
!hree And one-half miles OF Canton on Fuiton
sona, WIN rent for money or on shares Address
D'' onfe Demperat once, Canton, o .f26dw 1
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Notice Of Appointment.

the undersigned has been duly appointed Exeeu.
County ohio oI jacob Gogley, late OF stark
WIN. II. BRAUCHER,
Dated the 9th day OF Feb 1859. Su fSSed%:
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EARM AT PUBLIC sALE--The George Kelley,
y deceased, farm OF 30 acres Q miles southwest
OF Canton half mile north OF Rlchyle on Masslllon
road. Sale ON premises. Saturday March Dab, 1892
AZ Y O'Clock y N. KELLEY HkfhS.
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NARM-For sale. at a bargain II sold soon. 81
u acres, ole and three quarter miles west of
Louisville Good buildings bank barn and new
six room house, 90 acres In wheat. For partlou-
lars address ED. DoOLIN, Canton postofhee.
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j2sd.-eow
SHERIFF SALE

j. l.. RobD order OF Sale
VS. Stark gounty Cotnmot.
VIM. A. Smith ct al. pleas Court '''''"
by virtue OF an order II sals issued by the
clerk OF the court OF common pleNs OF Stark Co.
Ohio. In the above action and to tae directed will
oier for sale at public outcry upon the rrem
Ises, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Mar, 1892,
Tne following described real estate, to-wIt;
Situate In the village OF waynesburgn, county OF
stark and state OF ohio, ana kuawn as lots
number 90 aud 81, In satd village OF Waynesburgh
as shown by the plat OF said village,
Appraisedat sl,IOO.
sale to commence At one O'Clock D. IN. Terms
cash.
CA. KRIDBR, Sheriff,
J l., RoBB, Atty. FOR Plh
MONg A. McCARTY, for DIT.
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Tuesday, the 22nd day of March, 1892
SHERIFF SALE.

Lewis p. ID. Yost Osder of sa,a
Stark Countv En,,,,,,,o.,
Lyui@ A. frahH et al Pleas Court.
~ virtue Of an order OF sale issued by the CLERK
OF the court OF common pleas of Stark county Ohio
"a tne above action, and TO me directed viii otef
lot sale AZ public outcry, at the door OF the sourt
house In the city OF Canton, on ' ''"''
Saturday, the 10th day of Mar, 1892,
the following described real esta,e ,o-w,,,
,ht rhit Oh lot number 1919. In the city OF Canton
ho nelng b5h feet oil the north end thereof, also
small block Of land lying Immediately noIth Of
@ tne above described lot ana described as follows;
neslnhlhg az the northeast corner or said lot 1912;
hence north with the east line OF said lot extended
ulstahce OF ~ feet thence west parallel with the
north line OF said lot 80 feet thence south with the
West line OF said lot extended SO feet 20 the north
west corner OF said lott east along the north
ine OF said lot to the place OF beginning
Appraised at "a 400
cash. " ' Aeiias
O. KRIDER. Sheriff.
HOUSED WRDBRR, Att'ys.
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az O'CLOCK y. M, on the premises at No. "a Row
land street, In the city Of anton, Ohio the foIlO
Ing described real estate, situate In the county of
stark and state OF ohio, and known as being tnIr-
ty-siN $3.50 fees front aud off the north side OF
lot No. 1885 In the ity OF Canton, In said county
excepting theTefrom part heretofore SOLD off t6,,
rear part To one ThisDa Bowman, described as fol-
lows; 49, -
beginning AZ point where the north line Of said
lot intersects the northwest line OF the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne a Chicago railroad cOmpaDyg land:
thence westward along the north inc Of aid lot
forty (lO) teet; thence south wardly parausl with
the west line OF said lot thirty-six (8S) feet 10
uhas. Betz line; thence eastwardly, parallel with
said north line, eleven (ll) feet 70 said railroad
company's lands; thence along the northwest line
ot said railroad oompany'S land to the place OF b.
glnniny SAD property appraised at seven hundred
and hfty dollars (S750. .UO)
Terms of sale, cash.
JOHN II. MONNoT
Administrator OF the estate OF
IllhW Mary Boop, deceased.
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SHERIFF. SALE,

VS.. SStark % Cnm,no,.
ByviItue OF an order OF sale In partition ssued ,
cleiB OF court OF common pleas OF Stark Co O- ~
tne aboVe action, and 10 me directed will offer for
SAFE at public outcry upon the premises, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of Mar, 1892.
The following described real estate. Situated I'm
Ine township OF Law ence, county. of Stark and
State OF Ohio, to-wit The northeas Quarter of
sectlon ~, township one, r.nge ten except about
seven acres formerly sold by Jacob Rowland 10
John Shosb, Also about seven and 2-lOO acre
Oh land In the southeast quarter OF said section
aeeded Dy dohn 4. Shorb TO Jacob Rowland on
Marcn 18TH, 1926, bounded aB follows, to-wit, he
ginning at post at the northwest corner OF said
quarteri thence east with quarter section line 16
prrches and 8 links to post; thence south paTaI1
lei with north and south section lines 46 perches to
post thtnce west 25 perches and links 10 n nost,
lhence north 46 perches H. place OF beginning con,
tainlng seven aud 81 100 acres w"
Appraised at sl9,6G0OO.
Sale TO commence at one O'Clock D. M. Terms
OnethlTd cash on daY Of sale one third in one vear
One'thlrd In two years thereafter the deferred nav
ments TO bear Interest at @ per cent per anhnn
phyabIe snnnslly, ana secured by mortgage upon
G. A. KRIDER, Sheriff.
JAMEs STERLING Atty.
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NOTICE.

Thomas sheehan, whose residence IA unknown.
VIII take notice that on the 10th day OF February
1857, sarah j. Sheehan filed her petition In the
court OF conmon pleas OF Stark county, Ohio being
cause number 6l96. praying for divorce from said
Ihomas eheehan, on the ground OF willful absence
for three years, and that said cause shall be Tor
hearing on and after April 2nd, 1892.
SAhAH j, SHEEHAN,
w. H. SMITH, Atty for Plaintiff. f26Lw
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George Rnosart ct al ''N Pieas PSiSasx SoSEt GGmmon
BY virtue Of an alias order or a,is tss,,o,
Dy the clerk OF the court OF common pIsas ~ gtag
CoO In the above action and to me dlrssted ,a,ii
on oner tor sale nt public outcry on the promises
Saturday, the 9Th day of March. 1892
the following described real estate, to-wit. pe,ro
part OF lots 100 and no. In Gorgass addition 20 th
Town OF Loulsvillo, county OF stark and S-ate ~
Ohln ana Known by the new mum bers IOg ami iol
Beginning for the same 90 feet north Of The sa,,L
west corner OF said lot number lO9 thence eaSt oo
lees anu parallel with the north line OF Goygas
strSet 10 the east line Of lot 1lO sixty feet TO tEa
thehee west parallel with north line OF rcTaas
street l2O teet TO west line OF lot numbsr no
tnense south with said west line 80 feet TO mac ~
nsgihning' containing 1900 square feet, mos or
Appraised at 9eOo
Also another tract described as folowa, Harm
nlng az the northwest corner OF loo IOf. tbsnna
sOutn, "lt1 west line OF said lot 40 feet, tbenoo
saSt @ anu fIale with north line OF Gorgas strnet
said east line, bY ,eet TO alley; thence west it
line OF alley, 100 feet to place OF beglnnIng cnn
tanning ZOO square feet, more or less. WI"
Appraised at seOo
Terms-One-thiru each, one-ihIrd In six tpor,hs
ana one third In twelve months from day OF saia,.
tne oeterred pay nents to draw per cent interest
ana oe secured Dy mortgage on premises. ''
Sale to commence % one O'Clock n. m.
U. A. KRIDER, Sheriff,
Am. M5oARTY, Atty.
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Saturday, the 18th day of Mar, 1Se:
administrators Eale.
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th, 1892,

In pursuance OF an order OF the Probate Court of
Starl county, Ohio, will offer Tor sale, at public
BastOn. on
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OF Providence, Es. T.,

Widely known as proprietorUf DeTy'S Water
proof Harness Oil, tells below of his terrible
sufrerings from Eczema and his cure by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-03
To The
~ - IA

To The
Men OF Boston
Who Died
For Their Country
On Land and Sea
IN THE VAR Which
Kept the Union Whole
Destroyed slavery,
And Maintained
The Constitution,
The Grateful City
Has Built This Monument
That Their Example
May Speak 10
Coming Generations.
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Saturday, the 2eth day of March, 1892
SHERIFF SALE.

Josiah Keims Order of saIo
..... ,N1; -, I stark County Common
"eorBe hlhOnArt et A. } Pleas Court.
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SHERIFF SALE.

order OF sale
stark County Common
} Pleas Court.
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THE COLUMBUS RACKcr.

The following letter from a woman way
up TO G, on W. X. Z. matters explains
itself:
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-16
PURELY PERSONAL.

The Misses Anna and Mary Smith are
at Block Island.
The Misses Katie Shea and Mary Gal
vim are spending week at Meadows
End.
The Misses Katie and Emma Wall are
spending their vacation visiting rela-
tives and friends in New York.
Miss Margaret L. Dunn of Town Clerk
Madden's Office returned last evening
from two weeks stay at Sag Harbol.
Miss Mamie st Louis is spending a
week at Savin Rock.
Miss Minnie F. CODY of Adt's studio
is visiting friends in Providence.
Maier Kaiser is at Saratoga.
Edward McCue, chief engineer at
Scovill's factory, is spending his vaca-
ton with friends in Providence and Bos-
ton.
Miss Mary Lynch has returned from
vacation spent in Bridgeport and New
York.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-16
GRAND LARCENY ALLEGED.

New Jersey Officers Secure the Arrest of a
Waterbury Machinist He Applies For
Writ of Habeas Corpus.
Deputy Sheriff Fay arrested Charles
K. Fuchs yesterday afternoon on requisi
ton papers placed in his hands by Detec-
tive Charles A. Oliver of New Bruins
wick, N. j., and signed by Governor
legged grand LARCENY. Mr. Fuchs, who
Is machinist in the Scovill Manufac-
turing company's employ, came to this
city some years ago with his mother and
sister. About three years ago the fam
lily moved to New York, where they re-
manned until last April, when the young
man returned and secured his present
situation at Scovil's machine room.
Deputy Sheriff Fay brought Fuchs to
the police station and went to find the
New Jersey officer. Friends of the
ney John O'Neil, who made application
for a writ of habeas corpus, and Chief
Egan would not let the prisoner be
| taken until he would have an opportun-
ity of being heard. The writ was &C
cordingly signed by Judge Cowell this
morning and is returnable IN police
court, Thursday morning at II o'clock,
when the Deputy Sheriff will have to
show cause why he holds this man a
|
Doolittle of New Haven has been mott
fled and will probably appear on the
part of the state.
The New Jersey officer says that
Fuchs was indicted last April in New
Brunswick for grand larceny. The
story is that he induced gentleman in
that city named John Van Deusen to
furnish capital while he furnished
brain, to build a button machine, and
| hot hn hIIil i'm
portant parts of it were taken, packed
in valises and carried away with valu-
able tools. Mr. Fuchs says that Mr. Van
Deusen agreed to furnish him with
what money was necessary to complete
the invention; that he worked faithfully
on his part of the contract and thai
Van Deusen continued for a long time
to supply the needed capital until So,
200 had been used. But this amount
was not enough and when he applied fol
more Van Deusen would not give it.
Whereupon he took what was com
pleted, or rather the essential parts Of
the machine, which he considered his
own.
. The case is likely to attract much at
tention, for should Judge Cowell remand
the prisoner after the hearing an appea
will be taken to the supreme court anc
bail found for Fuchs. 1t is said tina
Waterbury button manufacturers are
negotiating for the machine. Fuchs il
about 81 years old and married Miss
Jones of this city.
1t is thought that Fuchs is wanted il
New Brunswick for some other reason
that the officer will not state
The case has been worked VI
! rather irregularly by a private
: detective, as this Charles A. Oliver ap
) pears to be. His communication will
Chief Egan was inclosed in an envelope
) bearing another mans name and afte
, he had obtained all the information HI
} desired, he turned the communication
| from the Waterbury police depart
ment over to the deputy sheriff withou
not at all pleased that he i
obliged to wait for a hearing
but Chief Egan declares that tn
prisoner shall have all the rights t.
which he is entitled.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-16
wild SCENE AT CAMP WHITE.
The Sham Battle To-Day Almost Ended
in BloOdshed.
CAMP WHITE, NIANTIC,

The sham BAttl0 TO-DAy AAmOSU Enueu
in BloOdshed.
CAMP WHITE, NIANTIc,
Aug 16, 1899.
It was very quiet at the camp last
night and the men enjoyed well earn
weather is all that the most fastidious
could wish for and all the jewellers in
the canvas houses are enjoying it. Hap
pily there were no accidents toRmar the
success of the skirmish fight yesterday.
Gen Haven was called home last even
ing by the sudden illness of his mother.
1t was nothing serious, however, and he
returned this morning.
Last night young man was caught
stealing shoes from the musicians tent.
He was not a militia man, however, and
was turned over to the town authorities.
To-day the Third snd Fourth regiments
received orders for grand guard duty.
The Third will defend the camp and the
Fourth will make the attack. Gen
Haven and staff and the governor and
staff went out to watch the movements.
The sham battle was fought at Cor
don's mills and resulted in victory for
the Fourth regiment, although the
means of victory was disputed. Mill
tary tactics were forgotten and bloodshed
was narrowly averted at several
points. The men rushed pell NELL at
each other and the greatest excitement
prevailed. Referee Caliss declared that
had the Fourth regiment taken such
tactics in actual warfare the troops
would have been annihilated. He
scored the Third regiment roundly for
their lack of military tactics.
| STRAY BULLETS.
While Lieutenant Hart was officer of
the guard at o'clock Saturday even
ing, a German recruit who was on
guard hailed him: Say, leftenant. l
must remain until relieved" answered
the officer. "Vell, dis vos supper time
and l vos hungry; must 60" 1t took
some time to convince him that he must
remain on guard, but he finally con,
sented to remain until relieved.
Ex-Lieutenant Walker yesterday
captured a reporter on the Hartford
Tirles, who was on bicycle, turning
over bicycle and all to Colonel Doherty
He also captured farmer who was out
with a dog and was carrying gun
The above parties were where they haC
! no right to be during grand guard.
The Second regiment crossed hill
reported to be impossible by Colone
Burdette of the Hartford regiment
Colonel Burdette has made every MAJ
: of the region of country surrounding
. the camp for the last ten years.
The glare of the sun seems to irritat'
Lieutenant Colonel Burpee's eyes. HI
was glad to be able to enjoy the shelte
of his tent after the capture of tn
camp till brigade parade. This parad
took place at $50 o'clock. The fou
, bands united and played the most in
spring martial melodies. AS forty mel
had to drop out of this drill yesterda
: when the bands marched the flu
length of the long line, the march Q
the band was omitted to-day.
Caterer S. J. Fox of Watertown, VIII
is looking after the appetites of the c
G boys,is receiving great praise from tn
g members, for the clean and wholesom
4 food he provides and the accommodate
2 ing attendants by which it is served.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-16
SANGER-HENRY.
Judge Halls Finding in the Second Quo
Warranto Case,

Judge Halls Finding in the Second Quo
WarrantO Case.
Judge Halls finding in the Sanger
Henry case is very similar to that in the
Phelan- Wash case. He states that 'by
the correction of actual mistakes made
in the count as before specified and by
counting said 122 prohibition votes i'm
properly rejected, 1 find that upon the
face of the returns as verified by the
counters and evidence in the case, and
thus corrected, Marvin H. Sanger had a
prima facie majority over all other per-
sons voted for at said election for the
office of treasurer of 1876 votes. In
cluded in this count, however, are GER
tain ballots which were counted for
some of the several candidates which
the relator and respondent, each for diff
ferent reasons, claims were illegal bal
lots, aud should have been rejected and
excluded from the count"
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-16
WORLD OF SPORTS.

Pfeffer has not turned out to be that
fortunate investment in Louisville that
was so confidently expected.
President Hart of the Chicagos por-
phesises that Tom Burns will win his
suit against the Pittsburg club with ease.
For good, general all-round
player, and for a heavy batter, Hall
man, who covers second base for the
Philadelphias, is a perfect jewel, says
the Sporting Life. He covers consider
able ground, is quick in handling groun-
ders, and his work at the bat keeps him
we'll up among the leaders.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-16
LOCAL LINES.

The best groceries, fruit and vegetables,
and prompt and polite attention, all at
LADD'S grocery.
Twenty organs must be sold during
August to make room for our large
stock of Weber AMI Shoninger pianos
for the fall trade. Organs in perfect
condition for $40, $15 and $50. Easy
terms. b. Shoninger & Co, 175 Bank
street, j. FL. Christie, manager.
If you wish your babies comfortable
this hot weather, secure one of PheIan's
swings. He gives them away with one
pound of baking powder.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1892-08-16
NAuoATuck AND VICINITY.
Doings of o Day I'm the Valley Below
This City.

Vn1e O1CYs
NAUGATUcK, Aug 16.-The board of
fire commissioners will meet tonight to
arr ange the details with Chief Cramp-
fire department on Labor day, Septem-
Der 5. The committee appointed by the
company to act with the engineers, of
which the chief is chairman, regarding
the parade, cannot complete their ar
engagements until they receive answers
from the invited companies. The ex-
pense to be incurred by the company
will not be less than $3.50, besides food
for the visiting firemen. The commit
tee will ask our citizens to help them
out.
Foreman Squires of the Naugatuck
Hose company spent Sunday at the sea
shore.
The republican caucus will be held on
Friday evening, August 26.
For news pertaining to Naugatuck
our citizens should buy the EVENING
DEMOCRAT.
Hayden Nichols went to New Haven
to-day as a delegate to the state fire.
mems convention.
A gasolene stove that was in the fire
on Sunday does away with the theory
of explosion from heat. The top of the
reservoir, containing about three pints
of gasolene, was melted off by the blaze
in the room, and also the faucet from
the five gallon can, without either ex-
ploding. The burners continued in
operation, although stream of water
| was thrown on them, until tnrned off.
| The gasolene from the can added fuel to
the fire.
Selectman Hungerford was appointed
guardian of the Brookfield boy, named
Smith, by the court yesterday, and the
lad was returned to his home. His
parents took the money he had left. AS
he was arrested for being drunk he
was fined 81 and costs.
The Thomaston HI. & L. company
with band will take part in the parade
on Labor day.
The Rubber works of G. NJ. r. Glove
company will go on an excursion tt
Port Jefferson on Labor day.
The three Union City men arrested or
Saturday night paid S. each to the
town and about twenty-five to cour
officers.
"Uncle Hiram" is the next attraction
at the opera house, Friday, August 26.
The Cuban Giants and Naugatuck
will play here next Tuesday. 1t will b.
great game.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre
gational church will meet tomorrow
Tea will be served at p. m.