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BRISTOL.
improved.

The annual meeting of the Bristol Ten
mis- club was held Thursday evening at
the First National bank and the follow
ing officers elected for the ensuing year:
President, l.. W. Bates; vice-presldent,
tey; treasurer. J. b. Abcrncthy: c. G.
Currier, II. J. Bristol, Wiley Danforth
and b. W, Ilstey, ground committee
D. NJ. Layne, who has been confined for
10 weeks as the result of shock, is able
to he out. lie is still in n crippled con-
dition.-Mrs. Luke Langeway visited in
Ripton last week.--D. j. Dillon has re-
turned from several days stay in Bur-
lington.
Edward Roscoe OF this town and Miss
Josephine Lockhart were married March
&c at the home OF the bride in Brooklyn,
n. Y. They will reside on the Bates farm
recently purchased by Mr.. Roscoe-Mr.
and Mrs. Wright Flagg have moved to
| Brandon.
d. ]. Dillon is al home from IA few
days stay in Burlington.-F. l.. Hassel-
| tine and son, Ray, of Rutland spent the
past week here with relatives Spring
term of school began Monday.-C. w.
| Sprague Is confined to his house by IL
ness.-The annual meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held April 14.-Cornelia the
dve-year-old daughter Of Mr., and Mrs
A. W. Stevens of Cornwall. was badly
bitten in the face Sunday by a dog be-
longing to 4. II. HER In South Bristol
| where they were visiting. DR.. G. T.. I'D
munds was called and dressed tn,
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Aid met at the home
of Mrs. John Welcome Wednesday aft
ernoon.-Mrs. Lucinda Allen of Burlins-
ton is spending a few days in town
Schools have opened for the spring term
with Miss Dalton at the Hollow, Miss
Pullman on the Stage road, and Miss
Bailey at Grecnbush.-The funeral of Mrs
William Orr, who died at her home in
Nergcnnes Friday evening, was held at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
at T. o'clock, The Rev. A. u. Parker Off
eating. The bearers We're Carlos Martin,
Daniel kimhal, Elmer Preston, William
Dean, Stephen Noonan and Herbert
kingsland. Mrs. Orr was s years Of age
and passed most of her life IN this town.
She was the second daughter of LOUIS
ana Polly Ann Fuller and leaves, bc-
sides her husband, two sons, Louis and
Harold, and one daughter. Ada, two sis
ters, Mrs. NJ. G. Martin, who is in Ger
many, and Mrs. Edwin Folsom of this
town.-Mt. Philo Grange held its regular
meeting Saturday evening. There was a
large attendance. The subject discussed
was orcharding. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served. Harold
Lane has returned to his school in Bur-
lington after a weeks vacation at his
home.-Miss Stevens of Northheld spent
SUNDAY at T. n ScarS's
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STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs Charles Chamberlain
returned Monday to their home in
BURLINGTON Mr., and Mrs. D. d. Don
ahuc and daughter Mable attended
the funeral of his mother in Milton
SuadaY.-Fdward Sorrell is i'll with
the grip and is threatened with pneu-
monia.-Mr and Mrs. Clinton Smith
went Saturday to Springfield. Mass
Miss Annie Caswen of Wllliston is
visiting relatives here.--Ira Chamber
lain, aged 81. died April > of pneu
monia and complications. He Is sur
vivcd by his wife, three children,
Charles Of burlington, Mrs. George
Nichols OF Bristol and Miss IIilda
Chamberlain; by two brothers, Charles
of SANDY Hin, y. Y, William of FIud-
son Falls, n. =; and by one sister,
Mrs. Marion Hill, who lives in Michl-
gan. The funeral was held Friday at
the house. the Rev. Franklin Blake
officiating. Interment was in Green
Mount cemetery.-C, +. Clifford is
threatened with pneumonia.-Lcstor
Hill is i'll with heart trouble.-Willis
Adams Of Burlington is visiting at c..
La1OoS
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs Chaunccy Foote and young
son Of Schenectady, n. Y, were at their
fathers. H. NJ. Foote, the first of the
week. having been called here by the
death of his sisters husband. Harrison
Billings, whose funeral was held Tues
day. The Rev. Richard Esten, pastor Of
the Memorial Baptist Church of Middle
bury officated.-J. T.. Randall is at the
Fanny Allen hospital in Burlington.
where he is to be operated on for appen-
dcltis.-Charlcs Ashley, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis Tuesday at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. is reported
to he doing well.-Thc funeral of Henry
j.. SCovil, whose death occurred March
%. was held at his late home Sunday
at 800 p. m, the Rev. Samuel Rose Of
ficiating. MIR. Scovil was born In town
December, 1897, a son of the late Horace
G. and Cordela day Scovil. lie leaves
a wife, formerly Miss Lizzie r. Girls
void, and two daughters, Mrs. George
Blood and Miss Eta ScoviL of this place,
also two sisters. Mrs. Cordela Thomas OF
Salisbury aud Mrs. Battles of Bristol.
News has been received of the death
in New Haven at the home of her son.
c. S. Dana, of Mrs. Mary II. Dana. She
had shock Friday night and died sun
day night, never having regained con-
sciousnoss.-Duanc Spraguc of Bristol has
been visiting Carson Fisher.-N1rs Stewart
| Benedict is in iubbardton with her sis
| ter Mrs. Leslie Mott.-Charlcs Ashley
and j. f. Randall, who went to a Bur
lngton hospital, are improving.-Petel
Duffany, who has been living on the j
y. Wright place in Weybrdge, has
moved to his recently purchased home
| known as the Gibbs farm
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ORWELL.

John sullivan died suddenly at the home
Of his son, NJ J. Sullivan, last Sunday
morning and his funeral was largely at
tended at st. Pauls Church on Wcdncs-
day at 1900 a. m, the four sons acting as
bearers Edward Bishop. who has been
poorly for some weeks, died March 80
and his funeral was held at the house.
one and one-half miles east of the vii
lage, on Friday, the Rev. l.. NJ Isaacs
officiating, The interment was in Noun
tain View cemetery. He leaves 4 wife
and one SEMINARY Ducharme and Fred
Young We're married at the Method st
parsonage in Whitehall, y. Y, March %.
Miss Jennie Plue has been spending sov-
cral weeks in Port Henry. N. Y.-The
Fortnightly club have made a contract
for four entertainments to be furnished
by the White Lyccum Bureau OF Boston
next winter--Mrs. J. l.. Williams con-
tinues to improve.-Lcon Lille has return
ed from Chester, where he spent some
days with his sister. Mrs. Archer.-Mrs.
l.. r. Lille and daughter have returned
from Rutland, where they spent some
days with Mrs H. a. Dalrymple.-Th in
terror of st. Paul's Church is being re-
dccoratod.-The annual thank-offering
, meeting of the women's board will be held
at the parsonage on Friday. \ special
service will he held Thursday evening
after which the Lords supper will be OBJ
served,-The Congregational Church will
observe the first Sunday in May as Go-to-
Church Sunday.--Mahel Grow and Lena
Nccdham are home for the Easter vaca-
tion.--AIrs. G. T.. Abel has leased her
farm to Everest White.-Clifford Aincs
has moved from the Bishop farm into
MIR ConWay's house in tho village
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Clarence Bridsall 70 Tufts Medical
College, Boston, is the guest this week of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Bird
sall.-School commences April II with
the following teachers; Orvis district,
Miss Lois Orvis of Bristol; Jerusalem,
Miss Anna Mehan of Bristol Gore, Miss
n. NJ Piheld.-Mrs. Lorette Orvs is a
guest of her son, William Orvis, and
family.-Iierman, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. curtis Orvis. who has
had pneumonia and measles, now has
Bright's disease and is very ill.--Miss
Perlie Hin and Frank Wells of East
Starksboro were married April 1 in
Huntington by the Rev. Mr. Conlan.
They have purchased the Warren
Thompson farm.-The Misses Emily
Bridsall, Agnes Wright and Drew Var
ney have returned to Bristol high
SCHOLARS. Sarah whittier who has
been visiting relatives here since last
July, has gone to Massachusetts, to
visit her brother, Samuel Tart for "a
few days and will then go to the home
Of her daughter in Monmouth, Col
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wounds.-W. A. Lawrence arrived home
sunday afternoon. Mr.. Lawrence spent
several weeks in Daytona and Orlando
Fla, stopping on his way home III
Washington New York and watkins
Glen, N. Y. lie is much improved IN
health'-The Misses Mabel Billings ana
Hattie Stebbins are teaching the spring
term Of school in Ferrisburg.
Mrs. Helen Ross of Monkton visited
her granddaughter, Mrs Bert wright
Sunday.-Mrs. James Casey and daugh-
ter, katharine. have been visiting rela-
| tVcs in Vergennes.-Walter c. Dunton
Post. No. 10, G. a. r., was organized
in 1857 and had on the rolls in the hrst
few years over 20 members There are
now ID. There were q charter members
and eight are now living. The Post lost
| all their property by fire, including the
charter In 1898 and new charter was
| issued in 1S9S,-tT. B. Dana has gone TO
his home in Worcester, Mass, TO spend
Easter.-The regular meeting of the o. e..
S will he held Tuesday evening april
ID. There will be election of officersAnd
refreshments.-Mis Christine Mullngs is
very i'll with tonsiiitis.-Judge L. A. Has
|
Miss RoXa II. Chase. who has been
spending the winter with her brother,
| f.. -. Chase. In Springfield, Mass has
returned home,--William Edmunds of
| Norwich University is at home this week.
w. II. Hale and family have moved
into the Gleason tenement on Mountain
| avenue.-Miss Charlotte Hale OF New
PATTI, n. y, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Hale.--G. r.. circuit, who
has been in poor health for several
months, remains about the same.-Mrs.
G. n. Dixie, r. f. ID. carrier ON route
| two, has moved into the @. r. Grover
| tenement on Church street-Mrs. Ger
trude Allen Is very low, with slight hopes
| of recovery.-Mr ard Mrs. w. ID.
Battles attended the funeral of Mrs.
Battles brother, Henry +. Scovill, in
Cornwall Sunday.-Miss Florence Ed
| mund5 continues quite Ill.
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Continued from Page Onc).

been at the home Of Mr.. Gorham's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Gorham, of Wey-
bridge for a week have returned to them
home in New York city.-Profcssor ana
Mrs. A. t. Lambert and son have gone
to Boston, where they will spend 10 days
Mrs. II. d. Archer is ill.--Jonn S. Shaw
of Weybridge has entered the employ or
Frank A. Farnsworth Co. as clerk.-Ar-
thur Lamb has returned from Port Henry
n. y, where he was called by the death
Of his brother, George Lamb, FORMER
resident of Shoreham.-Judge James b.
Donoway Is expected home to-day from
Rutland where he has been for few
days, attending Rutland county court
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. T.ovett have re-
turned from q business trip in Rutland
Mrs. G. j. Duncan has gone to Burling-
ton.-The annual convocation of Union
Lodge No. ., L. and A. NJ. was held In
Masonic hail Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: w. NJ, DR..
J. T. Mellen; s. w, Harry L. Cushman;
III. W, Judge Charles l. Button; record
Ing secretary William r. Brewster; treas
urcr, Charles T.. pinney Tho installation
will take place some time this MONTH
The water in Otter creek has been rising
rapidly within the past two days as the
snow on the mountains has Doen thaw-
| ing. The fats between Salisbury and
Pittsford are now flooded to n high de-
gree. The Now Haven river, the East
ATiddlebury river and Lemon Fair ore
now also over their banks and travelling
in the vicinity Of those streams is 50 diff
cult that nobody comes to town except on
| important bushes Miss Arda Pierce
who has been visiting here, has returned
| to Sudbury to resume her position az q
teacher In the public schools.-paniel De
Barge, who has hocn employed at tho loca
works OF the Vermont Marble COMPANY
for several months has returned to Wes
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. John Donahue died suddenly at
home in the north part of the town n
COLCHESTER pond Friday morning
seven o'clock. Mrs. Donahue had beef
feeble health for some time having
tractcd n severe cold in the early par
the winter and at no time did she entiI
recover from it's effects. She arose att
usual hour and was dressing, being as}
ed by her daughter, Miss Abbie Donat
who has been with her mother for sew
weeks The daughter left the room|
medicine and before she could return |
Donahuc sank to the floor. She was n
ed to her bed, hut expired before anytI
could be done for her. Mrs. Donahue
in the 18th year of her age. She was
in County Cork, ireland, and came to
State when young girl. Fifty years
the list of last April she was marie
MI Donahue by Mgr. j. NJ. CloareI
Burlington. Besides her husband sl
survived by one daughter, Abbie Don
of st. Adams. five sons, Thomas
Milton, David G. of Starksboro, jaime
Of Vergennes, William c. of Monkton
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ADDISON.

The friends of Mrs George Thomas were
NAMED to hear of her death and that of
her infant son on Sunday, April g. The
funeral was held Wednesday at her late
home.-Mrs. Wallace Boardman is spend
ing some time in Wardsboro with her par
ents.-Evclyn Gage is home from her
school, sick.-Harriett Smith is home for
Easter vacatlon.-Mrs. Lottle Bodette Is
quite ill.--Arthur Adams has been i'll the
past week.--Herbert Haskell has moved
into the King house and has entered the
| employ of Tracy brothere.--Mrs. Joseph
St Glare has gone to Worcester to spend
some time with frcnds.-Mrs. John
Booska is quite sick.-Charles Campbell
has moved to the jackson farm.
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SHOREHAM.

w. j. Anderson, who passed last week
with his mother, has returned to Mount
Hermon, Mass.-Miss Mabel Larrabee and
friend have returned to their school in
Mortified, Mass.-Miss Sadie Sullivan, u
student In the Castleton normal school,
is spending the vacation at home
Maurice Sullivan, who was taken to the
Nary Fletcher hospital 10 DAYS ago for
treatment, is gaining.--Tho thank-offer-
ing meeting of the Womau's Missionary
society will he April 16 with Mrs. French
at the parsonage. Mrs. Harriet Turrell
has moved to the house owned by r. II.
Probe on the turnpike. Ronald Harper,
student at tho Mount Herman school,
is at home.-The Rev. George w. French
has resigned the pastOrate of the Con-
gregational Church, to take effect May
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs Sarah Flemming is at home from
Middlebury, where she has spent the
wlnter-Among those from out or town
who attended the funeral of T.. y. Wright
We're: Mrs Mary Wright of Burlington,
Miss Bell Wright and Mrs. Wales of
Rochester, n. Y, Wright Ferguson and
daughter Of Bristol and Alanson Wright
Of 'altham.-A pretty, quiet wedding
took place March 80 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. Baker when their nephew,
Ralph Hammond Rc6ort of Leicester,
and Miss Nellie Winnifred Weir of Bos-
,on We're joined in marriage by Justice
OF the Peace l.. A. Baker. They left
for Leicester, where they viii make
their home for the present
The senior class of Beeman high school
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FOR RENT.

MACHINIST AND CARPENTERS, AT
TENTION. On May 1st l will have
two seven room tencments with gar
den. fruit, barn, etc, to rent at West
minister Station, Vt, near the Abenaque
machine works a good location for
steady mechanic or market gardeners.
can furnish plenty Of land for mar
ket gardening or dairyinS to approved
tenants. Apply to W. V. Farr, SO North
Union street, Burlington, Vt, Saturday
afternoon. S,d&W,t.
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HANCOCK.

Mr. and Mrs Herbert Church, who
live in Massachusetts, are with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Church,
for an indefinite stay.-The Church lum>
Der mills began work last Monday.-Mark
Curtis is i'll with the humps at his home.
The condition Of Mrs. AFRO Martin re-
mains about the same. DR., Huntington is
attending her.
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RIPTON.

There will be meeting of the Social
Union Friday, April 10, with a program
at the hall, followed by supper
Easter will be observed by q sermon in
the morning and appropriate exercises
in the evenng.-Mrs. Charles Beden Is
ill.-Catherne Mills has returned to her
school I'm Bristol.
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Mr.. and Mrs Andrew ITallock, former
ly Of this place, now of Shirley, Mass,
are parents of daughter, born March
22.--Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Edwards of
Brooklyn, N. Y, who spend their sum-
mers here, are parents OF a daughter,
Helen Marion, born February IS. Their
son. Richard, aged four years, died
March 20 from diDhthcri1
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returned from Washington Saturday
noon-Mrs. Mary Dana died Saturday
night The funeral was held Wednes-
day at two o'clock at the ohurch.-The
next meeting of Beaver Glenn Grange
will be held next Friday evening-will-
lam Human returned Friday from st.
Louis where he has been for the past
H,.o r,nrthq
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HOME FOR SALE-A good
six room residence in the best residence
section of Paonia. Colo, three corner
lots 75x125. Paonia is in the best part
of the famous fruit belt of Colorado,
altitude $3.50. A perfect climate for
people with lung trouble. Would trade
for small farm in Vermont or New
Hampshire. For information address
S. II. Douglas, Box 49S Paonia. Colo.
75,sat, 4t&39 WIT.
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FARM for sale, about 100 acres, 10 III.
lumber lot growing pine, good sugar
orchard, good buildings, r. D., near
school, fine orchard. Price 5000 part
cash. Box 1853, Wilder VT. 4o,w,tf,
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NOTICE.

SEND FOR RICE LIST of farms. etc.
n. ]. PotWin, Real Estate Dealer, South
Royalton. VT. 26.wtf
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BRIDPORT.

Edward Wmcttc and Miss Grace
Gardner We're married April >. They
Will carry ON tho farm Of w A.
Dukett-Lyman sunderland has re-
covered from scarlet fever.
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W. NTyD-- ld-fashfonod riass furniture
~ every description. Vermont law books
printed before 800 Vermont Gazateers
by Mrs Hemenway and books IN gen
eral Send list OF what you have. w.
c. Everett 100 North Winoosh avenue,
burlington. "",WlSt
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WANT TO SELL II room house. she'd
barn, y acre land fruit trees Maple
St, Stowe, Vt j. y. Stowell. 40,w,tf
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YOUNG WOMEN wanted to woii: In a
training school as nur1es Tor the in
sane. Address 2. Q, Box HIS, Wo7ces-
ter, Mass u VIM
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

EGGS FOR MATCHING. from the mar
Velous new egg machine, Sicilan But
tcrcups, $500 for 10, and from the old
reliable Essex strain of Plymouth
Rocks. s1.OO for IS. Send cash with
orders. T. L. Perkins, 200 and POP Main
street Burlington. -9uOdl2t, W. It.
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FOR SALE.

FIVE GOOD WORK TIcAMB, weighing
from 200 to 2.Soo !Ss, all bays and
grays. have been worked all winter
and are all in good shape. Also few
good single horses for sale. l.. O. Allen,
Ni1dIcbury. VI. 75,Gt&w.2t.
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Hurlsnuton Veterinary Hospital,
20 Pine 81. Burlington, VI.
I'M. i. A. RITS'y.

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1903. atc3t equipment for
ali animal surgery. including equine
ana canine operating tables. 'fsone
t06,
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office 145 Cherry street. H. W. Bull
lock- proprietor. Fine Shirt, Collar and
Cuff Work, Phone Ss-1l or send post
Il and driver will call
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MY 1914 HATING LIST of Barred Rocks
and r. c. Reds now ready. Sent free
upon request. Z. ]. WOODBURY. Shore
ham, VT. 6l,27t&w5t.
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WANTED.

STANDING SOFT WOOD TIMER
wantes In lots from 10000 to 100000
fest Address Box s., lobscot. Mass
76sat, ~ c59. w.t.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON,

Practical Plumbers and steam Filters
% 81. Psnl Street.
Next North Burlington Savings Tank.
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ODD WAR NEWS

! London..-A London servant girl
who had $25 on deposit in the post
Office saving bank, wrote to the post
master general: Please sir, close my
account and send half to the Prince
of Wales relief fund and the rest to
the Belgians."
London.-"The battle of the KS"
announces the Express. con our
side K. of K; of their side Kaiser.
Krupp and Kultur."
Singapore. - Makepeace is the
name of the place where the Ger
man inhabitants of the Straits set
Elements and adjacent British terri
tories are being interned.
Amsterdam. = A poor woman at
Liege was robbed of all her posses
sions save pet pig. Finally the Ger
mans took that, too. However, they
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nnquency or her z daughters. Etnel
Tobin, 553 E. Add, and men booked
as inmates.
George O'Brien, plumber, Kansas
City. arrested while trying to take
lace curtains from limousine. Told
police he couldn't find work and was
hungry.
Fred Miller, driver of ice cream
wagon, arrested on charge of steal
ing $500 worth of goods from base
ment of drug store of Fred Mosar,
4701 Sheridan I'd.
Charles KehI, saIoonkeeper, 210 w.
Washington, found drowned in Hum
boldt Park lagoon. Coroner inves-
tigating. No reason for suicide.
Money and watch in pockets.
luft's restaurant, 1913 w. Van Bu-
rem, entered by burglars. Detectives
smelled smoke. Man pinched. Said
he was iobless and hungry.
Peter MCGOWAN, 2o38 BurIing,
blacksmith, found dead at bottom of
stairs in basement of w. Nels' saloon,
232 N, Clark.
Nelson Lampert to address Chicago
Woman's Assn of Commerce on
Banking Situation" at luncheon
Tuesday in Auditorium Hotel.
Sam johnson, 1868 EIston aV., died
from injuries received when he fell
from Sd floor of new building at
Trumbull av. and Franklin blvd
Burglar captured making getaway.
Said he was Walter Thornton, 1927
w. Madison. Had robbed drug store
of Aleck Furaski, 3159 Jackson blvd.
Jacob Rounds, 1921 W. Congress,
brought to Chicago from Kingsbury,
N. Y, and booked on charge of wife
and child abandonment. 49,.
Two, freight cars jumped track on
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul R. R.
at North av. and wrecked tower
mans shanty. Towerman injured.
Paul Zate, 719 N. May, shot and
I'll.
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ilization of detectives is only way Of
eliminating source of crime.
Frank Ferrito, o16 ShoIto, shot
from ambush at Taylor and Miller
last night. "At peace with world
he says. Serious condition.
Unidentified man, poorly dressed,
dropped dead over table in David
Lipsey's saloon, 80 w. Harrison.
Gov. Walsh of Mass. said Wiscon-
sin has best state government in
Union. More done for individual cit
izen and individual interest in politics
result.
Unidentified man, 30, killed by
street car at Vincennes av. and W..
92d. Crowded car in panic.
Frank Harper, on way to London
to join army, went down to lake to
see two German submarines bottled
up by British gunboats. Lost $175
by "shen game"
Three boys, arrested in piano box
in freight car, locked up in Harrison
st. station. Trying to beat way to
California.
Two La Grange boys to be brought
into Coroner Hoffman's office this
morning to be questioned reason for
firing revolver at coroner while he
was driving along lonely road near
La Grange Friday night.
-O-O-
ODD WAR NEWS