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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

At one time during a season OF
heavy fog a London daily paper Of
fered a prize for the best fog story.
The story given here won the prize:
"A merchant received telephone
message one morning from one of
his clerks. Hello, Mr. Smith, said
the clerk over the wire. L cannot
come down to the shop this morning
on account of the fog. have not
yet arrived home yesterday ="
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27


Talk about bad luck" remarked
Old BIZ MisgBens, who was in town
the other day looking peaked after
siege of the humps my doctor tel
me he kept me alive by giving me
whisky and milk for eight days
and | was unconscious all the
time"
The story is told of man who
went into drug store and asked for
o gallon of whisky. Il can't sell you
whisky unless you want it for medic
inal, scientific or mechanical purpos.
y" said the druggist. "All right.
want it for mechanical purposes, ;"
said the man with the jug. What
sort of mechanical purposes?" "a
barn raising" the man replied.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
FAME

YOU'LL win an honored name
q When this you've learned:
You can't inherit fams;
IL must be earned
detroit Free Press.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

Constipation brings many ailments
In its train and is the primary
cause of much sickness. Keep your
bowels regular madam, and you will
escape many of the ailments 20
which women are subject. Consti-
patton is very simple thing, but
like many simple things, it leads to
serious consequences. Nature often
needs a little assistance and when
Chamberlain's Tablets are given at
the first indication, much distress
and suffering may be avoided. Sold
by H. T. Davis.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
REVISED TO DATE.

VNtlE boy stood on the burning deck
4 on the Bird, an aeroplane.
And as he gazed upon the wreck
His tears dropped down like rain.
Because not OF the flames he walled.
Bur made his grief resound
Because the ship had never sailed
An inch above the ground.
chicago News.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that resi-
dents Of the city are required to
keep up their chickens from March
] 70 October I as by ordinance
provided Failure to comply with tn,
provisions OF this ordinance win sub
ject the yiolators to the punish
ment provided.
h. w. PATrISoN. Marshal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27


to
him when grapes"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27

The famous quarterly reviewer, Mr..
Abraham Hayward OF London, once
thought that he should like to have
some ancestors. So he walked to War
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-04-27
peklna,s Water system.

China's capital, Picking. has supplant.
cd It's insauitary wells with thor
oughly modern waterworks system. in.
Guiding filtration plant
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

ct lln6er, at bet fife 9if o9rre, emo
bet %9ior0e; finn eet Wennelfe elf
tabt. nemlig en- 8prbpoer, De an.
Ore 6pr6e0ere og 5ngenierer reooe.
De 2iDet oeO lige / 8i0e at iprin8
al. Der par goot ct 9uiin al @a5-
iagererne, iom fif imoo apGitelier,
ingen lipsiarlioe, iaa plot Oioes.
9egge 2ofomotioer blep iaa goot
Iom e0elogt, o9 6ra8tpognene tab
leoe5 oOen poa boeran6re % iplin.
tre0e5. Oct par ct mprfeligt Spn,
o8 fun cen al 9osia9erpognene par
imi0t al Sporet, en- unoerlig Re0-
ming - life ian6t2 ct longt Cog,
paffet til 3rpn9iel me0 Menneifer.
3ette par Ell itprf Boominoelie om
at bare iproi9. % ri life oeo, 6oor-
naar BET er port iioite Minut.
Meo Ell iaoerlig % fGrlig SiIien
til &enner oa aae p0oniferen"5
9piere. - @leit6en. Sen 80. S1li.
Sens ~Rn8muSen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
Ne6raifa are6iens Iarsmboe.

On @uO bill, afboloer Nebraita
areOs fit Iarsmeoe / Stapleburit
ira 81 Iuguit til 3Septr. Ws6et
begpn6er meo Seimesieguostieneite
I &irfen Sorsoo9 often ben 81.
aueuit.
I. 8nlg al gmbeosm9n6.
II. Acknowledgements.
1. Menigbeoens gmne: Oct Il.
oprettelise Cab" @attb. t6, 26.
2. areoiens gmne: n0aaben.@
8. nSsnoassifoIen % oens 8..
tpbning."
aGe areoiens Menigbeoer bebes
at Ienoe Deleeoter.
IGe &reoiens greiter beoes ON
at bore til Steoe.
Wan6og Den 4. September bliner
Der Breitemsoe: @mne Sil. 2.
5-11.
Yoa Nebroifo Rrebi lens Iegre,
2arS SEMEN,
are6sformou6.
Ruifin, Nebr. %. SuIi 1911
gor GreIiers Meniebeo inbbe-
Der penIigit til arebsmsoet | Sta
pleburit. SnomeIoeIier til W6bd
maa bore unbertegne6e | &9u&
inben 3. 90. Guguit. :
Baa Wenigbeoens 8egne, 4
5. R. Sonen I
StapIebnrit, 9ebraifa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
Mr. 6. q. Stub

bill / Iueuit oe September Manne.
Der arbeioe for l1obreoeIie af Sor1.
funSetS 9labe % gseer m. m. |
anoubon oe Sbelbp Counties, So.
San autoriieres berpeb til Cd
mootage Detailing for Subitrip.
ton oe anbefnles til 2anosmpnbs
geIbiIigbeo paa oisie egne.
Doniib 2utb. Gubl. &ouie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

Sino tro0s line 5irs noe og in0e
og minOeoe os Dn9re ON, at SPrren
oaioa er goo moo line i Ben ienere
al0er. S6omos o9 Same, benoes
Sen og Spiger6atter, bar glade o9
qooe peo 8eoitemo6er, ioa BUN bar
fortolt mig De 6uftoreoe 8ange:
Seq bar oct iaa go0t, iao go0t,
iaa jeg aI0ri9 fnnoe gnife mig bet
beore, uoen ie9 MAJ faa 2oo at
fomme Stem til 5eius % iaa faa
Dem alleiommen meo, for ieg fon
fife bol0e no at tGnfe paa, at nogen
al De mango fore 9grn ifuGoe goa
fortabt; men set bebeper Sc 0a BEL
Ter life, for @u6 5o0er pil beIIer
emo gerne, ri ifol 6liOe ialige og
fomme til at fenoe San0beoen. n
SO, 8e0itemo0er lepeoe life forgp-
pes. 2iGe bar bun, iom 3ofens,
nf g9fit; men iom ban bar bun
ibgrOig for Seius og en- GGmpe til
at bpnge /. 9un fo'r ODER til Sir
fen, tog Soft og Stooeflu0, % ian-
oelig, Ser oor bD99eligt, noar oi
fom i sen life. Qirfe poo Came
bangs sri og 9e6eitemoOer iagoe,
mar ri ipltr9te ben0e, ON oct fife
bar IpGrt: Set pr ingentin9", iao
Der bar ingen l1n6ifDloning for De
llll9e, noor 0e life fom til Girfe. 6bi
funoe 9e6itemo6er, ioa mac hi og.
iao fltnne, o9 Der er bel n9ppe ct
Ste0 port Samfun0, boor 6olf be.
Ore timber Sci til @errenS &us END
i Gannepang; og 6erren bar brrgt
anne Nielien til at pie Sci iaa ieg
tror efter @erren8 Sro, at par emo
9eoitemo'r ifalge 8er6enS 8eoreb
al ringe 9pro, iaa par BUN efter
@lto8 9egre6 b6i6aaren % bar
Stierner / lin Getfpr0s arone. Sa,
@u0 ife Saf for lin Nonoe, iom
ban los f%ul0fommes / 9(nno 0iel-
lens Sfrsbeli9be0.
Otter en0nu en- Sang at babe
ppret iamlet me6 Gr9it og Meni9.
beo / @orren8, boor an0retp Son-
lens lille Dreng, iom @uo ifenfeoe
DEM, lpnge efter of Doafre Sen.
ter" 6ap0e bolot oeres SnOtog /
Siemmet, 6lep ogbt; bpor bar BET
ct ifsnt Sun at ie Carr, oenelo-
tie Ssiter, boloe Ben lille 9rooer
ooer Doobens bellige 8aro. ga,
@uo b%eliigne Dem one | Sbennine.
ton og @arrens til at blibe tro mo.
til @noen, of SENS moa ppre Dem,
iom ale bore Menigbe6er, alfo
og Omega. 9o IfnI bort Samfltnb
! eao iremao oe biemob, oe en- Itor
Sfore al bprefebte, bsbte 2anbs-
mpno fomme meo / ben beIlige
Sfore pan be epige 8ieree.
SiIien.
gbriitine og Sens Scott.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
Sra @arrcns % SGenniustOn.

oNiinoet lo0er iom ingenting, er
BOG ct lenligt ait6eipring". Spor
iolte min Suitru % ie0 SonO6eoen
af obennponte Orb, oo Ri efter benz
pe0 6 AorS 8rao9r fom tiIbo9e til
De fenote Ste0er, 6por ri forben
boooe gnaet no % mo / 6oert ct
@ieln, BELT 9o0t og on0t meo Be-
boerne, itriOt og Tot, gIG0et %
greet me0 benz. 81 bob0e iom for.
CLIENT Oct og lat os for, at en- uge
piloe bore nof til at ie os liOt ON,
fomme u0 at pluffe 9loob9r etc.
Men iGrlig 0en SierteIi96eO, iom ri
meote al bore @iterfgl9ere / aoa.
orat5uiet pao ben npoeliee IiaeSei
oeo Sbennington, bbor oglaa Sir.
fen / rs0e % boi0e 5nrper peger
moo 6immelen, oenne gior0e, at ri
moatte trpffe Chen liot no, for
at Ri / nogen Waa0e funoe tilireo5.
title 6oo6e e9et og 8ennerS ge.
ger ON at opre iommen liot lpn.
gere. Alting too / oeilig @rsoe.
aannlerne, iom pei bar toitet man.
ge 9enge, ger M itor @apn, ioa
at 2nplonoet, lom fsr par ober.
ioemmet UNDER dIminoelig paaot
geir. MI giner be beoIte Ifgrsoer.
Sffe oIene boooe 8ennerne MI ifsn.
ne @ooningsbuie; men oeres 9aoer
ioareoe BERTH, areaturerne par
iortrGifelig Stano. Ss bpor oor
oct ifsnt ON Sgnoagen at finbe Ser
rummeIiee airfe fp.ot til Sreng'
iel oe ie 6oIf bsre 8u6s Orb. 8if
De beporer bet | ct mutt og gooi
1lerte. &f1 bpor er s Settlementer
Ipffelige, bnor 5 bar 9errens Nao'
oemioler uforfalifebe iblonot eoer.
@lem lite, bnerfen BrPit eIer See
nigbeo, at iiee @uo oe Sooerer
Eof for ole cling / Seiu Napn, 90
fremfor ult: beo ON SeIlieoanoer
til at Deileoe eoer / al Sonobeo
Oien nben 9nooemiolerne bill @itos
aonb life pirfe, iom Seius Tiger:
San taller life al Jig ielp, men to-
ger al nit. 4It i Simmel oe pod
Serb MAJ unoer bans Seileonine
for ut Cubs Iiee fon bIomitre oe
bore Truet.
So, hi MO 2ipet / fuloe Drag
Bloomington. Sra @orrens fom oei
9nb: @eoitemo6er Gnnn Tielien pol
iohet ben, 90 Serren MAGGIE De
ioo, at benoes neobriiote iorbiit'
Sntte funoe ipnfes / Soroen pat
benbes 8S Slars 5~s0ieIsoae. timber
ligt Dor bet for mig iammen mel
BoItor 3briitenien Of tale peb ben
bes 9anre. Spor ofte iaeoe geo'
7temober life, naor en- Of De nngi
Iom ms bar ioa blomitrenoe rei
bnilte pno goaren ina bleg;"
Sborfor fol je samle Renneif'
ION BOG ineen @opn fan gere BIZ
be Der? Ren9 ebftemooer eioroe DOG
@oon pan mango Maaoer bnabe for
9ib oe @pigbeo, Sum lob iom En-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
ungoomsmbe.

8il SUB, afboIoes llneoomsrnSot
/ getbania Menigbeo oeb 4imbaII-
ton, So, / Doeene fra $50.
auguit, bportiI berpeb oenIigit NIB
bpbeS.
Silreiienbe beoes meIoe oerea
4omme til lnoerteenebe inben 90.
Gueuit.
Baa 8etbanio Meniebebens Ting.
bomsforenines 8egne.
s. 8. SEMEN,
SIT. A, Guoubon, "a
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
4arsmeoc.

8isconiin 'are6S Of Den fore.
hnnife &irfe ofboloer - ON @ub
oil = lit oelegereoe @nrsmeoe |
Denmark Meniebeb, 9rorion Co., |
Ooeene ira Den 81. aueuit til ben
3. September.
Rsoet aabnes meo en- bsitioelig
@nostienelte / OenmarfS airfeGors.
bag aften 81. s.
5slgenoe gmner oil bIipe oref.
teoe:
Wenigbeoen5: Sebr. ~, is. Ser
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
Jra Solomon heb StanSarb, Mlta

0a oet mart er Ienge iiOen,
ieg ifrep noset | v9oniferen" oe
ies besuoen Of forifeIlise 8enner
ira elf Sorn, ga, oa andre Ste.
Der fra err bleben minSet ON at Ia.
be bsre Iiot ira mig paa oenne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

unaopmsmsbe

ungopmsme6e
oiboIoes i 9etbonio oanife ep. .lutb.
Meniebeb, 9imballton, So., / Do.
aene ira 25.-27. 4uguit.
Ale Snbienoelier noa bore mig
/ 9enoe feneit Den 20. aue.
goo Ieniebeoens oe llnsooms.
ioreningens 8eene
s.. 6. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

Maa0e, iaa bill ieg eerne beOeu Gam
iferen"s Ge0aft9r ON BIaOs / Ola.
bet ior en- life Me0oelelie. aaer.
ierit fan leg meo0ele, at Ri bar
oct ale eoot Der / Solomon, er
9oot tiIfreOie % glade peO at pere
Der.
Som oct er mango befen0t, itif-
teoe Ri oen IA. Moi, oo Breiterne
o.. 9. G6riitianien % aiIOiig bar
Der, en- @enigbeo. @enigbeoen
beitoor al % inoifrepne Meolem-
mer ioruOen abin0er og 9srn ril-
Der q Nar. Get bar, iom 2Gierne
nof fan tGnfe ia, Ell itor Seiti08-
bag for 0enne me aoIoni, en- Gag,
iom ri er 6erren meget tofnemmeli.
&c ior, iomt 8rpiterne iom beieote
os.
5or 2 Tiger iioen 6aooe Ri BE.
ipg al @oitor 9. 5o6anien ira0ion.
tono, iom. iaa prp0ifeoe ior os ON
Sonoogen iomt talte beo Dor 4. Sll.
Il Set. Ogiaa BAN tiger hi 8of for
9eioget.
Zen t6 Sui 6apoe ri after en-
itor Mprfeoag. ri boooe nemlig
WenigbeOsmeoe li9e efter por8uos-
tieneite, boor ri tiIitemte 9ilone for
Meui9beOen. gi peotog at ioa un-
0erbonolet me0 6. 4. q. So. ON
Sor0 til en- airfegoor0, iomt noale
! @rlinOe til at 6paae airfe pon
iomt andre 9p9ninger, Ser / 8renl-
tioen maotte 6libe ne0oen0ige at op.
iere. 8i tpnfer paa aQereoe / oct
igritfommen0e Gfteraar at bpgge
airfens arppt.
"a Srangen Dos os til at ina en-
6~oiiooen0e 4reit er blepen peo at
bofie, peOtog ri oe6 port Ms0e at
ienOe aolOs6rep til 9aitor 9. So
banien.
Sa, set CT unoerliot for os at
t9nfe paa, at iaa meeet er ifet /
iaa fort Gi0. 9por bar life Dor
bimmelife 5aoer oeret goo peo os,
% forunoerlig bert Dor 9sn: Ser.
re Lao oct lpffesl
8i bar 10 9ern / Dor Ssnoo9s.
lfole, iom le0eS al Irel 9arien, en-
oD9tig og aloorlig ung Nan0.
3oeroagsifole bar ri life naaet
at faa enonu, men oenter i Ell Nor
6remtio at faa, oa oi for lenge
li0en 6or bort 8iitrift oonnet, BE.
itprelle oalgt % alt ira Dor SIDE
ieroiet.
8onen Der til STANDARD er mn
belt f9roig, og Cog bill mart fomme
til at saa reselm9siis. Gn itsrre
ganotant og Stationsbpenine er
nnoer OpfsreIie.
Del bpggeS roif Def poo gonens
BorlGngeIie inoo git for OF tom.
me / 5orbinoeIie meo Sopebliniea
ogiao beo Den Gnoe. On enaelIf
Sorretningsmano bar begpnbt en-
Acknowledgements Der Iamt ReItau.
ration. SoaO mon Oct bliner til meo
De oanife 6orretningSfolf, JON ri
gerne oilOe ifuloe fomme2 iaaoan.
ne, iom oiloe ltstte os / bort firfe.
Iige arbeioe. Seq ier life, bpor Der
funoe bore beore lloiieter til al
faa en- goo 5%orretnine END netop
ser. Sao os bsre ira noele al ier.
@n Sr9laItbon6lfr bar begpnot
Bnrretning Der nh oe en- til oil
hegDnoe, lao mart iom 1ogene fom.
mer ri9tig i Sang. Der er fun bio.
Until fraetet 6 Soenlnbnineer
9smmer bertil iamt en- meo al,I
til mig. Disie aiil er De isrite, Iom
ifg Far peret / Stnno til at iaa,
os De er life CODE til nit Drug.
8i 9ar life belle Sommeren pqret
i Stnno til at fao ben Slnes Sui,
JON Ri ifuloe babe, pao @rnno al
Strife oeo Minen, bpor bisie iful.
DC fonlme ira. 9enne Strife bar
ooret ira en- Sang tiOlie i 5ornaret
og er life en6t en6nu. Oette bar
opret cs er Ell umnaOelig itor 6in.
bring for 2onoets Opoprfnins, ioet
ioa eoot iom ale 0%ampplobe bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

Gen e. T.. 3refoloig6eO8 Meni9.
beo / 0enmarf, isis, in0bpOer Der.
pe6 til areoienS 9larsme0e Com
og Del CUBS aiges Sober me0 os
til faGe8 0pbpagelie og 9eitprfeIie
/ 3eiu ariiti 8rol
8ilreiienoe beoes inomeloe zig
til unOerteonebe f6r %. 2(uguit. De
for @eiterne melt 6eleilige Fog an.
fommer: Spo ira 4.2O og Nor6
fra 800 poo 1ort6 8eItern, DOR
eneite 9nne.
goo Menig6e6ens gegne,
5. g. SEMEN.
Mgb.s Brett.
pc, Gen onpe 5aImebog" bri.
geS / Menigbe0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
8ll6s

til at life nooen forismmer Cubs
0no0es Si6."
8reoiens @mne: 1. SSnOagsifoIea
2. 9ibelens Snipiration.
M~enigbeoerne / are6ien beOes
ON at ien0e 0elegater til bette
8re0ienS 4orsmgoe. Oct er en- Selo.
feI9e, at ole are0iens 8reiter iao
blot muligt, gioer Mg0e.
5 Qar p9lgeS areoienS uDe gm-
be0smpn0.
4oa &re0iens @egne,
q. s. Sing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08

2tH NDIte 1ub ] AHbull UebDis
Der, oil Sub, 81. areos lit areos-
msoe Der / @reenoille. 2no os til
bette Msoe bee9re oe forOente tore
3ing of tSerren. Iii Den Sio for.
Denter Ri at babe Dor airfefrDpt iRr.
Dig. @rbeioet bar, paa @runo al
forifeaiee Omit9noiebeoer, itaaet
title en- 3io, men M ON ct Ear
Doee baober ri, at bet after bill
ppre | iulo 5ping. SopeOiogen
neo ct arbeioe, naor oet er fproigt,
er oenne, at oct er, JON oct bgr
bare, oe oct 6Iiper Iilfploet Der.
8i iaar Fl oeiligt init 9ofolp, boor
Der er bit til 2oft % plot iii 9Rg.
gene. ct imuft 2ofale, iom pi for.
treiter os til ifal tiene SUBS Higes
5remme ibIanot os o9 bans Inbn
til 9@re. altina, naetet Oenne Sir.
fefrDpt neoig ifuloe bruges al let
iinbige Menneifer til Siob, Som.
mers. Slant og @rin - ilist al.
I%ernsoigit UNDER ct friiteIiet og fir
feliet @nitrsg, Dipoelen oestO mere
til @l9be o. 5remenng, 8eroslie.
beben og llguoligbeoen til Rering
% OpboIbeIie - iaa bar ri BOG
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-03

local case of state wide interest has just been decided by the supreme court of Rhode Island Chief Justice Dubois, for the court. decided that the statute under which Willis E. Amy q Westerly retail druggist was prose- cuted for Illegal keeping of intoxicat ting liquors, was not unconstitutional, and the papers in the case were ordered sent back to Judge Oliver H. Williams in the Third district court for further proceedings.
 The complaint. brought by Chief of Police Bra nsfield against Amy, charges the defendant with keeping for sale intoxicating liquors Dec. 15, 1909, in the Martin House block, without having first obtained license from the town council. The complaint was brought under the provisions of general law c. 1900 chapter 123, section 52. which provides that ',rhe finding of any liquors enum srated in this section upon the premises of any retail druggist or apothecary in quantities exceeding one half gallon, shall be considered evi- dence that the same is kept for sale"
 Testimony was offered during the trial in the Third district court of the finding in the shop occupied by de fenddnt as retail drug store of about i've quarts of Whis6ey. one and two thirds quarts of brandy, and one-ha f bottle of Scotch wniskey This test- mony was admitted aeainst the objec- ton Of defendant the decision of the question of constitu5ionality was ra- served and the trial proceeded. No evidence was offered in behalf of ,ha defendant and he was found gully Sentence was stayed and the constitu- tionaHty of the statute cited was brought to the supreme court upoa questions raised and certified for de- cision.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-03

Daniel Treanor, aged 72. who said ne had resided in Providence Al years, was once prosperous and owned 15 dwelling houses in that city, was be- fore Judge Oliver H. Williams in the Third district court Friday, charged with being a sturdy beggar. He ar rived in Westerly Tuesday and com plaints came to the police that the old man was begging from. people in the streets and at private residences and that with the money he received he bought whiskey. The man was housed in the police station as a lodger Tues day and Wednesday nights and was on each occasion cautioned to stop beg ging and warned to leave town He however persisted in soliciting aims and complaints became so frequent that Treanor was arrested Thursday night on Quarry Hill. In court he pleaded not guilty and asked for inn mediate trial. He was adjudged guilty and sentanced to six. months in the state workhouse
 On the 10th day of April Louis Do folo drove his horse against the wagon of Matt Hazard, near the watering trough at the postoffice, and drove rapidly away. Subsequently he de- clined to settle for the damage, claim ing that he was not responsible for the collision, as the Hazard team was driven slowly towards the postoffice, while he was on the right hand side coming down Broad street. He admit ted that his horse slid into the Hazard wagon, owing to the slippery pavement but insisted that he had the right Of way Hence the suit for dama ges. At tofney Ledwidge raised the point that traffic in Dixon square was not gov erned the same as on ordinary streets where rules of the road are required to be observed, while Attorney Davis counsel for defendant, differed in opin- ion. Judge Williams rendered no de- cision but took the case under advise nent.
 Lester F. Burdick brought action ef troFer and perversion against Charles W Hewitt. the property in question be- ing horse claimed to have been owr- ed by Amos Burdjck. This horse was attached by Hewitt to satisfy note he held against Amos Burdick and the animal was sold week ago st sheriff < sale in Pawcatuck. Lester Burdick made claim that Amos Burdick bought the horse for him from Louis Dotolo
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Stoniugton have won two and lost one game each, and Mystic has the same standing. The champion Westeriys have lost three and won none SC West erly is dus to win.
 Dr. Sarah M w1tb0r, formerly Of Westerly. neT of Springfield. Nss., will sail for Europe June s and will return July 2s. Dr. Wiibar Is aauxs1 ter of the late pr. William H. wirbur, sister of the late Dr. John P. W1Dur. and form erly resided fn Westerly In the house in Canal street recently nur- chased by Or. John L. May. She is grand niece of Horace Mann, the noted educator
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and that Lester gave Amos the $50 10 purchase the horse, but the defense claimed that Amos Burdick was the actual owner of the horse. The Bur dicks are not relatives. Attorney Lcd- widge, for defendant, put plaintiff uu der severe cross examination, but he insisted that he was the legitimate owner of the horse. Judge Williams announced that the plaintiff had failed to prove his claim and gave judgment for defendant. Judge John w. Swee- ney. counsel for plaintiff. claimed trial by jury.
 The funeral of William J. Mccarthy, who died Thursday of scarlet fever, took place from his home in Chester avenue Friday afternoon and was pri- vate. Beautiful floral tributes were sent by the R. A. Sherman & Sons company, by his shepmates and by the Knights of Columbus and Young Mems Social club. Although young man, MT. Mccarthy was a skilled carpenter competent to do the very best grade of work, and was highly esteemed by his employers. He was a general fla vorite with his acquaintances and his death is sincerely mourned.
 Joseph H. Jswett of Westerly will attend the reception in Norwich Mon day evening to be given by Sedgwick post, G. A. R., the Sons of Veterans and Citizens corps to the surviving members Of the three Norwich com panies that were the first to respond to President Iincoln's call to arms IT 1881. MT Jewett was member of Capt. Henry PeaIe's company and has the distinguished honor of having served four full enlistments in the Civil war, terminating his service as adjutant of the Eighth Connecticut in December, 1865. MT. Jewett said tha. according to published report there are only Is survivors of the companies. He says he did not notice the names rf Warrington Roath of California and Eugene Nash of Putnam, both of whom were living year ago; but" says Mr. Jewett, they may have died since, for it is about time for all of us fellows to answer that last call"
 Jchn Greene and Joseph Clifford of East Newark, N. J., came to Westerly Thursday and released pair of carri .d pigeons in front of the store Of Frank Celia. The birds were freed at 12.05 noon and arrived at the cote of the owner. William Brimble in East New ark at 6.3o the same evening. Recent
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 Plans for the clubhouse of the West erly Yacht club have been submitted by an architect from New London and exhibition in the show window of a local store.
 Some Needs of Educati ton and Democracy was the subject of an ad- dress delivered by William H. Holmes superintendent of Westerly schools, at the state teachers institute held in Bristol Friday.
 The annual parade and inspection of the Westerly fire department will 1s held today Saturday,. The processi 3n will start at o'clock and the stars and stripes will be conspicuous along the line of march.
 Augustus A. Law, who has been se- riously ill at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mabel Langworthy in Rosindale, on the 12.13 train Friday noon and was taken to his home at 115 West Broad street
 At the meeting of Phebe Greene Ward chapter. D. A. R.. held at the home of Mrs. William Segar.. paper on The First Whites was read by Mrs. JaCIede Woodnansee. and Miss Mary W'hipple read poem entitled The Pioneers. of special local interest.
 Charles F. Coon, superintendent of Wilcox park, has received deer about a year old as a companion to the fa.wn now in the park. The deer was pre- sented by John r. Lewis of Wood River Junction. It is g pet animal and has been owned by Mir. Lewis since t was a few weeks old
 Eugene B. Pendleton sold at mort gagee sale Friday morning four-ffths of the building and property formerly occupied by the Stafford company, man ufacturers of motor boats. The pur- chaser was J. Hobart Chapman anl the price s1.000. The other fifth is owned by the R. A. Sherman & Sons company.
 Ir the Rhode Island Connecticut baseball league today Saturday. Westerly will play at Mystic and Paw catuck at Stonington. Pawca tuck and