Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-07

vile, who Is movin; to this city. where
he intends % reside. The day before the
boat took the largest load Of apples ever
handled out of Isle La Motto. 1904 barrels
which are sufficient to All seven freight
cars. There still remain about 900 barrels
to be taken out. making a total of over
11.OoO. which give to the islanders a
revenue of about 10000. The Ticonderoga
Will go over tomorrow for n part of the
remainder and will probably make one
or two trips next week to close them
out
Police Commissioner A. N. Lucia Of
| this city has purchased n half interest
| in the L. W. Goddard Hardware COM
| pany of Rutland and will 80 down to
| that city for a short stay Monday. Tho
store will hcnceforth be known as the
A. w. Goddard Hardware company and
Mr.. Lucia will divide his time between
that city and Burlington. maintaining
his residence here. however Mr. Lucia
was for Is years connected with the
Vermont Spool & Bobbin company. the
latter part as foreman, and his eXper-
fence with mill machinery and hard
ware in general well fits him for hand
| ling the hardware trade.
| The strange burglar who broke into the
| Queen city market last week and who's,
identity it was difficult to establish be
cause he would tell nothing of himself
was learned by the police Saturday to b'
| Deford A. Robinson. who had operated II
4,orth Adams. Mass. The man, who CAV,
his name as Frank and Fred Davis. wal
photographed and in following up Il clu,
the picture was sent to the chief of polc
in North Adams and he recognized TIL
man. Robinson is known as Eood-for
nothing and was sent to the Massachu
} sets Reformatory for breaking into
/, freight car in North Adams three year
ago. At that time he gave Troy n. Y.
as his home.
One Of the old campaign hat worn il
the torchlight professions of SO year
ago appeared on the streets yesterda
over a linen duster of about the sam
age, worn by p. F. Mullen. Democrat
representative from West Rutland, VIII
stopped off in the city on his way t
Montpelier AS an adjunct to his max
' up he carried a grip Of great antiqult
, and which one would not be obliged t
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Representatives.
, The business done in city court durin
4 the month of October was smaller tina
usual Only 81 cases were tried and OF
Of these, the most serious, that of a
u sault with inttnt to commit robbery, W;
Il nole pressed Forty cases We're of II
toxication, and q of these were of %
d offenders while 10 made their first al
u pcarance Most of the latter were of pee
e pie from out of town and who were a
Il rested for picking out prominent scepir
u places etc There WoCe six cases
breach Of the peace and the roma!nir
y cases were divided among petit larcen
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= 'iua"cS' any, '"' "''N
, assault VIII" intent W. '0'''''''
," A G. button of Calais was injured
> n fall and was unconscious for sever
! minutes Saturday evening. The accide
occurred at the Queen CITY Fruit COZ
~ pany's store at the corner of Pearl str,
a. and North Winooski avenue. Mr.. Dutt
went into the store TO purchase sol
: tobacco and the clerk behind the count
40 had difficulty in learning just what bra
he wanted. Behind the counter Is n tr
=, door and this was left open. Dutton h
-, his eyes ON the tobacco shelves and
-, seeing the trap door. walked II
A. the opening and fell to the stairs belo
a distance Of several feet. He was pick
up and DIR. b. j. Adams attended the
ng juries which apparently consisted OF 81
RI eral Commissions about the head. Wheti
in or not other injuries were received
n not known. He was taken in the ann
n lance to his stopping place. 10 Colch
to ter avenue, where he was cared for
nd DuttOn was called to the city by the
nut ness OF his Wife, who Is undergoing ire
- ment at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
six r, . c.. ,ara &c ha,,rb
." nothing If not progressive. The lat
addition to the boards already extens
-" apparatus 'o' III. =.