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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
RANGE TO BE GIVEN
TO HIGHEST BIDDER
Webster City Gas Company Will
Hold Demonstration on May
s, 8 and 10.

The local gas company are expect
ing to hold cooking demonstration
in the new Wilson hall May 8, 3
and 10. The affair is to be under
the direction of J. w. Forbes, spec
ial representative of Rathbone, Sard
& Co., of Albany, N, Y, manufact'
urers of the Acorn gas stove.
Mr.. Forbes will demonstrate the
different features of the Acorn by
cooking for the people in attend
ance. Refreshments cooked will be
served between the hours OF 10
o'clock In the morning until
o'clock in the afternoon.
The sale of the $50 gas range that
has been advertised for the past few
days will also take place at the hal
on the first day OF the affair. THIS
range will go to the highest bidder
The coupons recently printed in the
columns of the Freeman-Tribunt
are to be cut out by any one wish
ing to bid on the stove, placed in an
envelope and presented to the man
ager of the gas company. The bids
will be opened by gentleman not
connected with the company and the
highest bidder will receive tbs
stove.
The gas company cordially inyit,
all to attend the demonstration
Business men are especially invitec
to attend during the noon hour
when they will be given lunch fre'
of charge.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
v. II. WALTERS Meets
WITH ACCIDENT
Blacksmith in Wiese Shop has Hi:
Leg Fractured While Shooting
a Horse. @

w. H. Walters, horse sheer in the
employ of Chas. Wiese, sustained a
fractured leg Friday afternoon
while shoeing a horse. Mr.. Walters
had been working on the animafs
foot for some time and had the job
almost completed. However, the
horse became nervous from the work
and slipped in some manner and fell
against the workman. The injury
was very painful and a physician
sent for. An examination revealed
the fact that the left leg was brok-
en- and the injured man was taken
to his home. The fracture is be-
tween the knee and ankle and is
causing Mr.. Walters much pain.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
IMPORTANT PRIMARY
BALLOT RULING
Attorney General Cosson Holds That
Two Per Cent on all Petitions
not Necessary.

Attorney General Cosson Fri
day ruled that a per cent vote on
the head of the ticket at the last
general election constitutes a politi-
cal party under the primary cleo
ton laws of Iowa. The ruling was
the result of question raised in
Dallas county. A socialist there
wished to be candidate and the
authorities were not sure that he
had a right to be because the social
lists failed to cast per cent of the
vote on the head of the ticket in
Dallas county at the last general
election. Mr.. Cosson rules that the
2 per cent is required only for the
state at large and not for any one
district or subdivision.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
Cant. Wallace in Accident.

Capt. Wallace, who is assisting in
putting in the new water mains on
Walnut street, met with what might
have been serious accident Fri
day. He was in the trench working
when there was a cave-in. He was
buried in the sand up to his hips.
Further than feeling little sore
about the lower extremities today
there is no bad effects of the acct
dent. Had the captain not been
standing erect at the time results
might have been serious.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

y a Z ] r. 4 + 3 i. 81 . + Il.
with a bark and yelp he ran out
to intercept the colt. The dog was
not as young as he used to be and
after getting in front Of the colt
could not get out Of the way He
was struck by the hoofs Of the horse
and died in few minutes. Thus
ended the career of Foxy Colonel
Dodge, who was old enough to know
better than chase after horses and
automobiles in the street, but who
nevertheless, like many people, took
chance to have some fun whenev-
err opportunity offered. Despite his
faults, the Colonel was much re-
spected by all who knew him.
Peace to his ashes.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
ed the international Kindergarten

ed the International Kindergarten
convention.
Miss Dorothy Hurlburt of Fort
Dodge is visiting over Sunday with
her friend, Miss Irene Berg.
Prof. J. NJ. Holiday is homo
from Klemme for an over Sunday
visit.
Ralph Groves of Kamrar is in
the city today.
-Ansley Jacobs returned home
last night from two weeks trip on
the road.
George Slosson, general mana
ger of the Gable Piano Co., of Chi
cago, was business caller in the
city yesterday.
Game Wardens E. E. Breese
and c. c. Burton left the city yester-
day for Belle PLANE in connection
with business in their line.
Court Reporter Williams re-
turned to his home in Ames yester-
day for an over Sunday visit.
Prof Meyer left last evening
for Des Moines, where he will act
as one of the officials at the field
meet between Simpson and High
land Park colleges, which takes
place in the capital city today
Miss Della Shagren went to
Sioux City today for an over Sun
day visit.
Mrs. r. A. Pratt left this morn
ing for Sac City to visit relatives.
Mrs. Rufus Billiard of Maxwell
arrived in the city today to attend
the Osmondson-Hurd wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Pyle
and children went to Algona today
for brief visit.
Miss Nottingham is spending a
few days with friends in woodstock.
Miss Amanda Hanson OF ELS
worth is visiting at the home of her
brother, W. A. Hanson of this city.
Henry E. Davidson and wife OF
Fort Dodge are visiting friends here
to-day.
Mrs. H. l.. Balsbaugh and Mrs.
Tom Petermann of Perry are attend
ing the Osmondson-H Hurt wedding In
this city today.
Mrs. w. r. Inman left this
morning for Iowa City, called there
by the illness of her son-in-law, w.
20. l.. Brown, who is suffering Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism.
George Austin, who has been
for some months in the employ OF
A. H. Austin in the construction OF
bridges, leaves tomorrow for his for
mer home in Vergennes, Vermont.
Miss Nettie Mott Is spending
the day in Fort Dodge.
Miss Marie Dexter of Cedar
Falls is visiting at the home Of her
friend, Miss Margaret Kelly.
w. B. Guthmann of Chicago ar
rived in the city today for an over
Sunday visit at the Julius Bermann
home. ,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
Social Affairs
MAY BOX SOCIAL.

The Lucille May Parks missionary
circle held a box social at the w. D..
Gossard home on Water street
Friday evening. A short program
of readings and musical selections
was given followed by the sale OF
boxes which Earl Wilson sold to the
highest bidder. The society netted
about twelve dollars from the even
ing's entertainment, besides having
a very enjoyable time together.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
"Col. Dodge" Killed in Accident.

Colonel Dodge, who has been
making his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Dodge on Walnut street dur
ing the past six or eight years, met
a tragic death shortly after supper
Friday evening, being killed al
most instantly in the street by a
runaway horse. J. L. Ward was
driving colt south on Des Moines
street when the single-tree broke
and the horse began to run. Mr.
Ward could not stop the animal al
once and he went tearing up the
street at breakneck speed for three
or four blocks. Colonel" saw the
runaway and could not resist the
temptation to have little fun, sc
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

Will C. Halverson and Walter
Buswell Of Woodstock have purehas-
ed the Star restaurant in that place
of Mrs. Eli Baker. The boys say
they propose to run frst-ciass
place.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

Gus Zimerlin purchased yesterda.
of Bair, Terrell G. Co. fine new AZ
horse power Buick car and went t.
Omaha to drive it home.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

Woodstock News: Geo. r. Strev-
err is pulling his plows with his en-
gine-Doc. Hathaway at the throt-
tie. In this way George turns over
a good lot of ground in day, with
no sore necks for the horses.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

For the present I shall Office witt
DR.. Homan in my old location OF
Wilson avenue.
24d4t2f2 DR.. F. ]. Drake.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

The dog poisoner is again at work
in the west end of town and during
the past few days several dogs have
become victims of his cruelty
There is little need Of dogs in any
towns, but it is cruel to poison them.
There are other and better ways to
get them out of the way if they are
nuisance. .n#
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

Land in the famous Red River
Valley of Minnesota at prices and
terms TO suit purchaser. Correspond
ence solicited. Bert Cole, Brecken-
ridge, Mimi. 4-29f2t1s
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

Some of the members of the local
order of United Commercial Travel
ers are expecting to attend the big
convention to be held in Burling-
ton, May 80 and 81 and June 1.
Walter Terrell and w. W. Bair of
the local order have been appointed
as delegates to the meeting. All
members of the U. c.. T. are invited
to the gathering and it is expected
to be the largest that the order has
ever held in the state.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07
Among the Candidates.

SITdtloIu SOullel. SouAts AiCo&S
urers F. D. Hamilton and Russell
Harmon drove to Stanhope last
Wednesday morning, where Treas
urer Hamilton spent the day shak-
ing hands with the voters of that
town. Mrs Hamilton, who had
been visiting here since Tuesday,
Joined her husband at Stanhope, go
ing from there to their home at
Webster City. E.
80
Ellsworth News: Frank D. Ham
ilton, the efficient county treasurer
of Hamilton county, was caller In
town Tuesday. He was visiting the
various places relative to his re-
nomination at the approaching June
primary. That Mr. Hamilton Is a
capable young man for the position
he now holds and asks for re-elec-
ton, has been proven since his adj
vent into Office. ~
Stratford Courier: Mrs. W. F.
Smith of Webster City, republican
candidate for county recorder, spent
several days here last week making
the acquaintance OF Marion town
ship voters. During her stay here
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Sands.
North Lyon Farmer in Jewell
Record: Mr.. Will R. Daniels, OF
Webster City, candidate for county
recorder, called at this place last
week. Mr.. Daniels seems to be a
very nice man whom it would be a
pleasure to associate with. He Is
thoroughly competent man and
would make good recorder.
Williams Wasp: Judge Loban
spoke last Saturday. as he had
promised the people of Williams. A
large crowd had gathered to hear
him. Mr.. Loban spoke on various
political issues and gave his views
of certain laws which need chang
ing. His talk proved that he is a
friend TO a farmer and will look
after the needs of his people here In
Hamilton county.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-05-07

Ernest Nelson, salesman in the
Mercantile store, has purchased a
fine new Overland car from Hanson
& Tyler
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23
Santa Fe Office B,,ilding
Located at La Junta
A GREAT BOOST roa ux o,o TOWN.

70 sSerue by 40 feet deep. The
new office building will be 6Oxl20 II.
IN oIuaehsllns the rear CT the build
ing aontiiug on the alley. which will
leave space of twenty feet In from,
and thirty-two and one .ha,f feet wide
On osther side for a grass plot The
building VIII be two stories In
heiEhth. With basement. one-half Of
the iatter being above the ground.
II Will b. construct d OF reinforced
concrete. venecred with chocolat T.
col1ref. round cornered paving brick.
with rake1 loints-this later feature
beinG thai the mortar will no, be
flush with the brick. but counter
sunk" 10 a depth OF about half an
inch. The walls will he heavy
cnouyh 10 carry four more stories
II At any time In the future there
should b. necessity for them. The
new building will contain thirty
large oftice rooms. aud the relay of.
flee will be- even larger than that
In the general office building In To.
peka-
The pre-" general office building
will b. moved to n location Just
west of 'ae Santa Fe Employees Read
Ing Room and Club House. and util.
lied for division headquarters Work
has alreidy been commenced upon
the foandatIon Tor this building. The
building nov used for division head.
quarters and the Western Union Tel.
e,raph Cfficr viii b. moved to a
point Dssr the present freight depot.
aud repod' He'd ito new freight
house. warehouse ard transfer shed.
All the buildings on the right.
ofway.x with the exception Of the
scs hoeps. vs1 be rs~pvsd. and two
|ua0-ta no>n.vhuns aa0sSlDge1sa
'fsos bsaH V1stsssnS. Will be bssst Ia
front Of the depot. which viii pro.
vide capacity for aeon mmodatinE sir
through passenger trairs at once.
Work 10 n b. commenced upon the
new office building At once. as the
Santa Fe gave notice yesterday that
tn" buildings must be rem owed inside
cf thr weeks. Tac improvements
contemplated by the Santa fe In
this city during the next year will
inyolyr an expenditure of sl2a az"
The Methodist church has acquir'
I'D four lots on the corner cf San
Juan avenue and Fourth street. and
the pr sent church building viii b.
removed to the rear Of these lots i'm
med'a'ely. Plans are already under
way for the erection of new Meth
odist church during the next year a,
. est II $4,000.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23
Cas-. u Mistaken Confidence.

4 =. Gordon. on last Saturday
pigh, about the witching hour Of
81 wen bells. more or less. entertain
I'D n few Of the d"mocratic hosts
that infest Ia JurtA these days, nj
supper n tho Elite restaurant.
The occasion Of the gorge fest. WAS
Gordon's ineStua Ion for one BiIl
Taft. said infatpati,n being to the
extent of = hsliucirx,ion of the mind
,hn, hc would be- elected. therefore
carsi1s Mr.. Gordon :, separate him.
self from several piunks. In honor
cf the cad event. The occasion ~as
very joyous--therc net bcirg n dry
moment In Il. They hAd everything
from sosaD y nuts. including Chest.
nuts" Aftss the manner of all good
hess. Ar. Gordon officlated Just
~ xraceful1y - ~ would at . pink
tea. Of . niss1esasy tea and cracker
affair. ~ woa lor himself some
fame - . ~.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23
Why We Need . rhsster.

Main street In Rocky Ford. i'm.
mediately In front Of the opera
house In that burg. WAS no badly
cOngested with La Junta automobiles
Monday night that the nisht cop In
McIonviile Threatened to turn IN u
riot call. The cause Of this fearful
congestion Of buzz buxKic~ WAS pri.
mariiy that La Junts has no opera
house-oniy = pile Of perfectly good
brickA TO mark the once happy spot
and that our sister city on the
hanks Of the raging Arkansas has
one Of thrsc much -syetcd inst,'u.
tions.
The representative Of the greet
family Journal having h-,rd. ~ith
some doubt. Of the Er~s, number Of
our chiseus who have attended pa >,
performances. proceeded to rent one
automobile. tsix bucks for the round
trip. pleascD In order to s~c for him.
self whether II vas squirrel whis.
key taken on ~ the halfway house.
In half dry swink. or an optical II.
ls,sion that vas responsible for the
huge crowds accused of attending the
aforementioned opera house. Of which
Rocky Ford has one. and Ia Juntn.
none.
We wer- showe'. = plenty. believe
~. The play ~ss = drama. and n
mighty good one ton. but honest tn
goodness. Maybeil~. when we looked
around from our humble seat In the
orch stra pit II reminded W. of the
cod and gone old days way hack In
'07 In La Junta-ior 10 our right.
~ our left. In front and behind us.
were Ia Junta folks. We didn't I
know 'em ail BY name. but We knew
they were residents Of the greatest
town on earth who had paid out
good. hard cash for various modes
II tocomotion In order 10 see . good
show.
Il certainly seens . shame. and
In I'll ssetousaess. Il y . shame.
thal L. Junta. Which ~ the rspu.
taetoa q besns tAs tsse shsv town
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23

betso"n Wichita. Denver and III
Paso-not excepting Pueblo and Col.
oradp Springs have an opera
hous", and Il bchooves the Board
of Trade and every one else Inter
estcd In the future. and the ever.
living present. Of our little city to
get busy.
~ We stated before We did not
knoS by name all who attended Mon.
day nisht's performance but below
IL a partial list: Dr. and Mrs, RAGS.
dale. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Sabin. DR.,
aud Mrs. A. 3. Brunk. Mr. and Mrs,
victor Moots. Mr.. aud Mrs X. =.
Mayhew. Mr.. and Mrs Joe VII.
son. Mr. sRd Mr.. Dean Holmes. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph MrCsulcy. Or. Far.
thing. G. y. Raidrids-. Helen Me
No"n. James Pross~r. Adclin. Albcra.
Reg Garvin. Joe Warner. MN spa'i'
Ing. clsrtce Cook. Erminc Hall. Dick
Cook. the Misses corbin. Lee Woods.
Mr. Mcmahon. All. May Fisher. Fay
Chambers and ~ said twice before.
many others whose faces. but not
names we knew,
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23
FTER long days OF suspense
II is finally a settled fact
that the ge ieral office build.
III inu ~ tho wnslern xrand N.

vision OF the Santa Fe Is to be To-
Gated In La Junta-for all time. Sup
erintenient Kurn returned home last
Wednesday night from conference
OF Santa Fc officials held In Topeka
at which It had been decided that
the Santa Fe could not pay more
than 81, 900 for site In La JuntA.
as that was the limit OF the appro-
priation aud II could no, be chang
ei. This happered week ago. and
on Thursday q this week three
s'tes In La Junta were formally ten
dcr"d to Superin'e dent Kurn for
s. S.00o-the Methodist church site on
the corner OF Sa Ia Fee avenue and
Fourth street. tie Valley Livery barn
site on the corner OF Ration avenue
and Second street. and the Marshall
property. on the corner OF Ration
avenue and Third street. the two
latter sites comprising six lots each.
In a letter to committee In charge
Suoeri IT rnhcnt ku-n accepted the
tender OF the Methodist church cor
La Junta. Colo. Nov. ~. 1872
Messrs. J. y. Lamb. \. G. Dra,cr
AID H. VI. Sral'ing. La Jun,a.
Colo.
Gentleman: Your letter Of even
In nff lnsS I.
In block ~. known as the Methodist
church corner. for $1,000. for build
Ing site for general office building.
You reservirg the buildinss now on
said property. IL received. Your -.
Ger 10 A-scpaAA>SuAsoo-utA to ohnnh
yoa scry much. &. -.
f0,irr very truly.
J. ". kuRN.
General Superintendent.
The price paid for the Methodist
church site. which comprises three
lots. was $500. and $500 fer the
adj lining property on the south CON-
prIsinx two lots. owned by G. u.
Baidriigc. or total Of 81 .0OO-
the difference Of IS 900 being raised
and contributed by the citizens Of La
Junia.. The Santa Fe's offer of
81 900 for five lots " n good price for
lots In the residence portion Of town.
and In reality Is all that they are
worth. and Is no more than fair and
ri ,ht that the people Of this com.
muni'y should pay the excess vaiu.
dcma ded by the property owners.
The ste seleciet by the Santa fe
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23
ChorAl Concert.

Next Tuesday evening. tn" first
choral concert. u der the direction OF
+. l.. Thomas. viii be given In Won.
derly's Theai.r This will b. on.
OF the greatest nusical .vcn's that
this city has known for some tim"
TIL cborrs has been working hard.
aud tn" numbers. which are -scep'
,ionally strong. promise to be 81 un.
usual excellence. II In u b. hoped
that III. app ararc. of this company
OF young people. will be an inspiration
to those Interested IN the teaching
Of music. aud also their pupils. and
that one may see the educational ad.
yan'ag" M well AS IN. pleasurabic.
The program for III. evening is ms
follows:
la star Of Descending Nigh'"
o.. %. Q. q. o. 8. Emerson
ID, "Hun'inv Sonv" ,. o.. rnidi OF
"sold'.-'s Chorus" from Faust.
.. -. .. O.. o.. O.. o.. e.. Gounod
sop. THE Maid Of tn. Mill"..
! o.. %. O.. - - &c - O.. Aunhs
Mis-, Leora Woods.
The Bridal Chorus" .. Cowen
Solo. "Carissima" o.. o. o., o. Pean
Miss Mamie chas.
La Paioma" o.. Arranged by Page
S,io. "Cr eo'c Lovers Song o.. buck
Mr. Lc Roy Eiscr.
Song Of the vikings" o., o.. flaming
"scxtct" from Lucia o.. e.. noni,e'ti
Duet. The Battle Eve" O.. Bonheur
Mr.. Thomas. Mr. Elder.
"Anyil Chorus" o.. o.. 80 O.. Verdi
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23
New Water Works Working.

Our new water works were given
an official try-out yesterday, under
the supervision OF Joseph l.. Frazier
manager OF the electrical department,
OF TIE Hendrie 4 Bolthoff Manufac,
turing and Supply Company. and City
Engineer Lewis The official test
was for twenty.four hour period to
test the capacity OF the new Prescott,
pump. watch It Is claimed has ca
pacity for pumping 1000. 600 gallons
In twenty four hours. The official
test was inauguraicd at & O'Clock
Thursday evening and continued for
the twenty-four hour pc ricd ending
last night at 9 o'clock. Everything
worked to perfection. ard fer a
short period water was pumped at
the rate OF 100000 gallons for n
twenty-four hour period.
After the reservoir had been pump.
ed full. the water was running down
into Home Place In such quantities
that II was necessary to open some
Of the hydrants In the business sec
tion OF town In order to get rid of
the surplus water Enough water
was going to waste down the quite RS
on Colorado and Santa Fe avenues
yesterday to irriratc the whole Gar.
den Ct Eden-in SPOTS
The official test also developed
the fact that La Junta will have
an ample supply Of water for all pur-
poses in the future. All those who
commented upon the superior excel
lencc Of the water last week. before
the water had been turned into the
mains. will now have an opportunity
TO deliver an expert opinion upon
Just how soft the new supply
really is,
Our new water supply Is derived
from three wclls-two OF the wells
being five feet In diameter and thir.
y feet deep. with one large we'll
twenty feet In diameter and thirty
feet deep. The large well is not yet
completed. but has about twenty feet
OF water In Il. When the pvup wss
connected with the thr v.lls, and
tluh1ns as-ets HvsAssss casarsty. v
was fesna the Wster cowld mot b.
lowered beyond . depth of sixteen
feet. aud when the pump ccas d
working the water responded instant.
ly and came risht IN To Its normal
level of about twenty feet. 4 test
was made with the pump connected
to the two smaller wells. only. and
the water was lowered to n depth OF
ten f.t Tt's was the limit through.
out the test.
City Engineer Lewis says that ev.
crything worked like charm
throughout tn. test. and he IN em.
in"ntly satisfied with every con.
diiion thus far. Our new water sup
ply. combined with our new Santa
fe office building. will surely put La
Junia on the map right. and make
It III. biggest and bes, town IN the
world. just as many Of Ms have al
ways believed that II WAS destined
to be.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-23
irrigation District Nesting To-day.

4 mars meeting Of tho qualified
electors Of the otero Irritation Dis.
irict will be he'd In the district
court room this afternoon. eommcnc.
Ing At I o'clock. for the purpcsc Of
placing In nomination candidates for
director In Division No. I Of the dis.
trict. Any other matter Of interest
To the welfare Of re district may
b. called up Tor disc, Aeion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1912-03-30
County Court.

George A. Shattuck appeared be-
fore Judges @. II. Markham and M. S
Buck in special session Of county
court Monday to plead guilty to the
charge of beating his children, States
Attorney Homer L. Skeels appearing
as prosecutor. J. A. Wilcox of Lud-
low appeared for Shattuck, who was
sentenced to be confined at hard labor
in states prison at Windsor not less
than one year nor more than a year
and six months.
Joseph Gaiko. Polander, who was
arrested for stealing some tobacco
and a silver watch from a store in
Bethel. pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to the house of correction for
IL to l8 months.
Sheriff Kiniry took the prisoners
to Windsor in the afternoon, Gaiko
going from there to the house of cor
rection Tuesday.