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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
REAL ESTATE
LAKE FRONT
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Improved with small house good
well most 81 land cleared
fenced par, rich bottom land.
part upland fine Tor fruits.
vsFctahies ppultry raising fine
auto road sond school stores
close tv price 81 900. terms stnn
cash. sit monthly Fave lie 90
seattle Apply goa New York
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage IIcrnsr.


bernard ,. Knutsen. Tacoma sn8 I'LL
Marie Never TIA WIN
Henry ssler rosnaugh. e. Seattle
and Gertrude % LearY is Seattle Ar 4
Ethel NAV Porter. Seattle
]. II. Oilers. Seattle. and Adeua nest &c
J.. chaffee Seattle. and Lnian wowns
Hawkins Seattle
Knish, D bradley, -, Meriman. tesest Br
No YIN
carl Erickson. -. Seattle. and Graeest set
Moore. -, Everett %.
Births ed Ru'
Ms and Mr. David G. Czerwenka ts.
Rasley ave. daughter est Sc,
ave- W. ' twins scy ana H' .,rl -" "Yth Ma
Mrs apd Mr. }. c. krewz. ssss Ang. Palnie
line st, daughter -,
Mrs. and MIR H. A. Merehausen ssa We
Ssth ave. ;. w, daughter.
Mrs and M T. NJ. Mines SAFE Elshi bra
ave y W son
Mr.. and Mr. Jack capeloto. 40 is,ny w
Nj Mr.. 'p and Mr. John sisurd.on. $3.50 ~, tisfac
Mr. and Mrs Peter Holgrimson. IS, n IT
W sbth st.. a.
Mrs and Mir C c Eytel soOs Min. ie.
AVE- M,, son and Mr. wn,.m wor "a, .s,,r IL
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Mr.. -" and NJ Nh Harold p,eNvi,h, .1soppos
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Mrs and Mir l. II, Johnson. 1859 -
Denny way. son. -
Mrs and Mr. Charles panicls IS es uszu1
10th ave. s. daughter,
Mrs aud Nh NJ Roder'ck 1899 W. not
Mrs aud Mr. J. =. Hogan. asI II fh
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Deaths
John j. piggs, so. aces fcary ave ~
April eS
Joseph Cenroy months. zee HarrisH *
st.. April "a III SIE%
Alexander = nm 60 sses canforuak SE
ave, April 81, IN -
Richard Dow 3 months feS w RepMm ~
lican st.. April "a
Charles ~ Woods, months. i5is 81
ave, :, April -.
Divorces Granted
Grace NJ Corson from wits u. Core
Mary A. Foss from ETaxtus Foss
GLADYS vogle from Ernest l., vogiA
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ACREAGE
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you hs,. long wanted 70 secure 5. 70
~ 1n-acfs tract - snad land. This 10
YprH OPPORTUNITY 90 eth ne
t.ls week 20 see cATHCAHT LANDS
These tracts are offered 81 lowest prices
and on easiest - terms We also have
several tracts with houses ready faf
occupanrY only % minutes ride ht
train or auto stags Come IN and make
an appointment
WEST WHEELER
aes Coimau block Main ist5.
FoH sNtE Tor ~ s0e--ons half acre ~
T.. =. chrisieuson's orchard home. bear.
ms fruit trees appies and pears nnt
small fruit. A. 2sth ave and Dawson
At. west % Columbia station.
ron RENT -t-acre poultry ranch. With
buildings and incuhators for 4eoe eEEs
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attic. n ' y No 9. hot -
COUNTRY HOME or CHICKEN RANCH
acres. north OF Seattle. on good road.
Suitable Tor chicken ranch nice.
new. broom bungalow on this property.
chicken hous- and runs for about 200
chickens There IL an acre cleared and
the balance has been partly cleared A
fine stream. stocked with trout. flows
acros. thi. tract. and water has been
pipcd 60 the house Some fruit trees
and small fruits This viii make some
one fine home Good school only
short distance away You can live here
ana work IN the city and have your
chickens pay for this place. Price
at0e. on terms 81 tt00 cash and bal
ancs tn monthly payments
OLE HANSON co.
Third Floor New York Block
ron BALE
owner must self. on account Of poor
health; 20 acres. acres cleared house
barn; 8 COWS. heifers 2 pigs. chickens.
So bearing fruit trees and other small
fruits; . mile from clear Lake. 8
miles from Mount Vernon. county seat
Price $4,000 Mrs y Thompson, Clear
Lake. wash Ind. Phone soi.
ron sAfE Sc acres GOOD land In yaki-
ma. under government ditch. tSo0
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25o-NACRiFiCKD nv owner. Queen
Anne bungalow, fireplace basement
laundry. improvements paid. easy
terms Phone Q \. 2sot.
NEW Groom bungalow large lot. Sound
view, very pretty place, Just outside
city limits. at Fauntleroy Park Price
ti2ha
broom cottage; on s0St2T-foot lot North
End. near Greenwood and sbth; short
distance outside city limits $500
ncacon hill. modern 6-room bungalow 4.
i7th ave. y ii.So0. terms
Sew g-room cottage 80 foot lot. asth
ave + w. near cor 81 000 These
are oil good properties WIN make easy
terms
Holmes e Itartne, Empire nidr ai4 end
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ACREAGE

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BE SURE AND SEE OUR
CLENWoOD VALLEY
FARMS ADDITION NO. >
Hs'efr fna dsrid. on Anrthinx else 80
th~sa tracts are fhs bet buys on Pages
sound ThsY 10 ietsi and are xsry
sssiif cleared rich saii. rppf roads ard
water cream route delivery frafn
stores r. y u and telephone coed
netKhhofs close 60 school farmers
EranE- hail and sAs mil Parties FoiuE
over svsry daf
io.Acrs Tracts taf tfoo
tie CASH 80 MONTHLY
PUGET SOUND fAuAs go sat ard A.
20 ACRES level fssuls land. les ,han 70
miles from Seattle. md milk route
This IL the kind - land snai viil make
money fnf sou cure safe inFsef
m~ut Price iioto. ons.thifd 90 one.
hatf cash
q acres adjoining above FOR - Gee one.
haif cash 90 - BOO 81 cash
HOLMES a HhHtSc
So Empire Hldg 80 second Ave-
'.-ACRE oF LAND
FuR $40
= acre. rlsht IN tovn. on car line sise-
tric lights ciY water nnd Eas stores
and school. plenty - wood free Pat
$40 a tent Tor tho summer and save tauf
rent price Is9o $50 cash. a. month.
q a rHi.iN iiis American Hank sd
rs ACRES very cheap 5000 This iand
short distance south - Seattle, near
rsiiroaa station can or telephone for
spmpl~ts information Holmes
Harms. $50 Empire uidS second and
Madison.
~ AtHtSi IoI- OF GRASS
RUNNING WATER Easy TO CLEAR
PRICE 5000 sgs CASH
balance ITO = month Good clay soil
plenty % cedar Tor fencing on good
road. plenty neiEhbors and only mile
from town ~ T. 500. where there IL lots
~ work Here l. . chance 10 get
started right H. a. uhiin. MS Amer
lean Bank Hids
ta0o DOWN
Buys small farm. near Seattle a-room
house. harm. orchards 900 plants well
and small lake. Price ti.s0O. balance
800 each year. i2c fare 60 seattle
oLLfNGER. 9oi, American Bank
FIVE ACRES
For $50 Per Acre.
fta GOOD land and well located.
s25 CASH AND $3.50 PER MONTH
Cheap fare TO siiy
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE, Inc.
1918 Third Ave, ioi Washington 81
7h ACRES FOR 1915
Large part cleared and irs all very rich
loan soil and on main county road in
well improved nclFhborhood
500 CASH. BALANCE EASY
CLIFFORD A. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
1919 Third Ave. ioi Washington st.
COLBY CREEK GARDEN
TRACTS
Just opening geo acres. only q mile
from beach. near colby Rich alder.
level land fine creek. fun ~ trout. right
through property grand view Of Seattle
ana Sound. Each aud every acre goes
80 stee per acre. Get first choice ~
the hir addition. Some Or this land IL
worth more than fl50 per acre.
Any 3 acres FOR $500. $50 cash 40 per
isonth live here and work In Seattle;
i2'sc fare, trips daily
AAsEN a. SEXTON co
1910 First Ave Elliott bstT.
TWO LOTS In Seward Alaska, terminus
Of government railroad Am the owner
ana need money. Easy terms Address
D3t. star
CHICKEN RANCH
10 acres improved. close To- city end
automobile road o acres clover 4-room
house, al fenced splendid water or
f"r"d at sacrifice price on exceptionally
good terms Phone North 1907
FINE LITTLE RANCH
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NORTH OF CITY
LIMITS

go acres. mites north ~ Seattle. ~
good road Price te.to0. $500 cash
10 acres 2 miles from Kingston. sfs0.
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tohp vernon Place Phone Ballard Ei4
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a FINE LITTLE HOME SITE
In this nearly four acres, right on patad
road. ana not FAR out. good soil. an
attractive situation a genuine bargain
for $500. and on terms
CHARLES sOMERs COMPANY
Alaska Building
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
FINE LITTLE RANCH
NJ MINING WATER ! ACRES CLEARED
3 ACRES TIMBER. PRICE $500

Terms $50 down and 80 month; on
good road In Tin" valley close 10 good
town and markets. H. y u. and close
10 school O. A. Pinsree 1i1b Amer
lean Bank Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27
ACREAGE

A GOOD FARM
zfs acres 10 acres thoroughly cleared
In cultivation a-room house good. new
barn chicken houses The soil IL the
best Kind ~ alder bottom There is
one ~ tho finest springs and running
streams that YOU ever saw. The price
IL $500. Including Gov horses IS
chickens. machinery aud tools II 81
located near Rent
HERMAN a. SCHROEDER
w Liberty hlds Third ana linton
10 ACRES. WITH STREAM
Good. rich land. fronting on good public
rad, IN fine district. near school and
creamery telephones. ~ D. D. handy
10 seattle. Price ts2b. terms
l.. J. MARSH IL co. 1903 Ord Ave
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Hs~vyu stop the Fly
1ct In touch with eur digeet'
f7l from factory 80 YOU plan ~ y
kE1s& will save yau IS 20 80 psf
r-.Sl cent On all building materials
ltd | We operate our own factory.
IL ard make immediate ship
ltze13 msnt from istsss, sioek tn
j West
ll4LfMI winder srr~sns 10000 see pn
sash aor half. winaest screens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

scream d,ars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is up
t-eras- rsnei eeer. 70 risss ...sss. Ntte
same Tor painting % sisss eniyi. -
csttas. frnut fsor- .............sfss up
s-piY veneer Interior doors ....... tee up
ply veneer interior doors . SEQ up
New crarsfnan interior aasrs -. $50 up
New Craftsman treat doors .. rrt up
Cottage ffont windows .....a. 7.te up
i-tisht transofn .............. .tsup
nunssiew easement sash ..... % ur
Cog1piets Inside window triia .-... 80
Complete inside deer trim ..... &c
GLASS. rAfSTR BUILDING rArFh
AND HARDWARE ONE THIRD LESS
ASK roR CATALOGUE no "a
O. n WILLIAMS co.
SASH AID DOORS
1919 First Ave. Main is.f.
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HOMESTEADS that wiz grow grain
vegetables. corn. Few townships $50.
acre homesteads Just open new rail-
road building free coal. good water
Act quick Inquire I. g. Corey. iot
Madison 81 Main atal.
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SEw riAN0s ron RESr. RENr Az.
piled On purchase Msyrr foner' sit
tfrisn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-27

Grace NJ. Corson from wits ~ Core
Mary A. Foss from Erastus Foss
GLADYS vogle from Ernest l.. NogiA
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

$50 WEEKLY. evenings a. home every
thinx fufnisbed 40 experience no can
Naasingi don't worry about capital
boyd A brown. omaha. Neb
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WHY pay more when SO buys tsb suit
or oVsFrast at rracis's Upstairs suit
shop. sake Third. second fleorf
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FoR sAtE for ~ s6e--ons- hall acfs ~
T.. =. Christeusou's orchard home. bear
ins fruit trees appiss and pcAfs nni
small fruit ~ 3sth ave and Dawson
~ wnal nf CnlunlhIa sfailnn
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
WILL WED IN CHINA.
Rcv. William F. Rovlands To Take
 Bride in tho Far Off Orient.

At the mid-eek service at the Gen. read from Rev. William F. ROWlandS, formerly assistant pastor there but TOW a missionary at TsangchOW, Miss Margaret Cormac, daughter of a medical missionary at Pekin. The for mer local preacher met the young lady while he was studying the Chinese language at the university at Pckin. trhe wedding will take place in June.
 Tsangchow, where Rev. Mr. Row lands is now stationed, is 15O miles 70 the southeast of Pekin. 1t is a province as large as this state and eight missionaries arc engaged ac- lively there.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03

ous proclivities a few weeks, in which case he would not have been arrest cd here as he was intending to sail back to Italy. In his pocket when he was arrested was a properly en- dorsed passport to Italy.
 This His Second Offensc.
 In court. Taolo denied any inten- tional wrong and said he was simply looking at the factories. It devel- oped that he was arrested by Officer George Moffitt last January for a sim liar offense when he followed the daughter of Police Officer Axel Carl son along Main street. At that time he was arraigned before Judge Mes kill and sent to jail for four months. With his last record against him, his sentence this ! rning was even more severe.
 Other Cases Today.
 Advice to take the pledge was what Judge Meskill gave Miles McSweeney, 8 Hartford expressman arrested on Oak street yesterday for drunkenness after he had narrowly escaped SC ous injury beneath the hoofs of ais horses feet. The Capital City man expressed sincere determination to do as advised.
 Adam and Stephen Albanese Her bert Crowley, Robert Hopkins and Gunner Ryden were in chambers for throwing stones through the windows at the American Hosiery plant. They were given lecture on their evil ways and sent home, promising to be good boys hereafter.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03

o. H. will hold it's annual election of officers at 2:3O o'clock Sunday after noon in Commercial hall.
 Mrs. J. E. Klingberg is visiting in Chicago, Ill.,
 It's Besse-Leland's for Christmas goods. Trade early.-advt
 The annual sale and supper of the Ladies' Aid society of Trinity M. E. church is being held this afternoon and evening. The supper is an- nounced for 6:3O o'clock.
 The board of charity commissioners will hold its monthly meeting this evening.
 Mrs. William E. Atwood is home
 from visit to New York city. It's Besse-Lelands for quality at
 cut prices.-advt. l.. D. Penfeld camp, Sons of officers.
 A handsome Nickle Pencil free Saturday at Besse-Leland's. No pur- chase required.-Advt
 The annual meeting of the Swedish American Republican club will be held at Vega hall this evening. At the Methodist church Sunday evening Principal L. P. Slade of the High school will speak on "Voca tional Training in the SchooH' an6 Superintendent $. H. Holmes vii speak on "The School and the Church."
 On the afternoon and evening O December the annual Christmas sale of the Ladies' Aid socieI O tht
 Stanley Memorial church will bt held.
 The annual festival of the EnigL> society was held last night at the Swedish Baptist church when an ad. dress was delivered by Rev. P. IGn gelbrekthyne of Bristol. ;; An erioy;"'c time was spent by tl\ Y. w. c. A. membe't last evening 1 when a reception was held at th< associa ton building. Forty members of the senior ant 1 intermediate departments of tho 1 South church Sunday school will pre- sent Christmas pageant, "Bethle
 hem" at the church on Decembel 1 29. The Christmas parties of the pri
 mary and junior departments will b' held on December A at o'clock. Plans are being made by the Nev i Britain Nest, Order of Owls, to re 1 open their charter in the near futur 1 and conduct an active membership | campaign. At present the lodge i l in a good condition but the aAltiOl l of many new members is always de ! sirable.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
Gty.Ltens

sale of trimmed hats. Bowen
 ,-adyt.
 Besse- -Leland's for Christmas
 Trade early.-adVt.
 w. c. T. U. yesterday voted to
 donations of pillows and sheets
 iss Sara Carroll for use in the
 culosis relief work. It was also
 to purchase $5 worth of the
 Cross Seals.
 marriage license was issued yes- |y to John l.. Feutner of Hartford
 Dora sRosenberg of Summer t. Feutner has been divorced.
 IFS cleaned at the Union Laundry, Arch street. Tel. 904.-advt.
 e Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., ford, have some splendid models fternoon gowns, rich colorings, gette crepes. They are all of the list and popular fabrics.-advt. 5 Besse-Leland's for quality at bEices---advt. tsfs5 1Es Re Vega society will hold it's an- Christmas festival Saturday ling, January I. John Lundquist, Lundin, Solomon Johnson, John Johnson and August Carlson com- the committee of arrangements b to the minute tailored suits of |lsive patterns, NelsonTh ompsons Evt. ,t N tAAH SI
 he comrnittee9of. the svea Social
 in charge of the entertainment the single men who recently won card tournament with the mar
 men willy make a report at the ting of tho sclub. this evening. ig bargains in millinery. Bowen 10. o.,-advt.
 t the next meeting of the Scand- ian division of the w. c. T. U., oh will be held at the home of :, Albin Carlson on Fairview street last Thursday in January, officers be elected.
 Tho is your tailor? Nelson-Thomp-
 5S West Main St-advt. .ev, Dr. s. G. Ohman is in New k today attending the fiftieth lee of the Gustavus Adolphus rch. Rev. Peter Froeberg ot 1ilworth, N. J. will occupy the pit of the Swedish Lutheran rch Sunday.
 = handsome Nickle Pencil free prday at Besse-Leland's. No pur- SC. required.-Advt. seN WA. Harty Branch of the A
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
RULE'SHOP PENSIONS
 IN EFFECT JANUARY 1
It is Expected That Several Loyal Vct- cTan Employees Will Be Retired
 On That Date. c

Notices have been posted by tue Stanley Rule and Level company, an- nouncing that after the first of the coming year, the new pension system of which the company is the pioneer in this city, will go into effect. there by enabling several of the old en- ployees to retire. The regulations governing the new system has been passed by the board of directors and all details have been completed.
 The pension system is simply an extension to plan which the com pany has had in force for nearly twenty years there Icing at the pres- ent time a number of old time em- ployees who are receiving recognition from the company.
 There are no requirements in She new system whereby a member shall be a member of any association com nected with the concern. An en1- ployee is eligible to pension after he has worked twenty-five years, pro- vided the board which shall govern the pension fund shall deem ii neces- sary. At the age of sixty-fiye years after working the required quarter century an employee can requesg his retirement
 The president of the concern has the naming Of the board to act as governors Of the pension system, bue because of pressure of business this has not been done yet
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
HUNDRED MEN ELECT.

The annual meeting of the second Division of the Hundred Mems society was held last night at Vega hall and the following officers were elected: President, John A. Johnson; vice president, John A. Carlson; recOrd- irg secretary, Edward JohnsOn; fin ancial secretary, John A. Holmberg; cashier John A. AbrahamsOn; mar shal. Alex Loefgren; trustee. three years. Axel Holmberg; auditors, lvur Bcrggren, Adolph Johnson and C. AL Guist A social time with refresh ments was enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03

sale of trimmed hats. Bowen 
 Besse-Leland'S for Christmas
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
ORGANIST ENTERTAINED
Professor Alexis Rendered Reception
 and Receives Purse.

A large gathering of the members of the Swedish Lutheran church as- sembled at the church parlors last evening to tender to Professor Ger hard Alexis, the new organist, an in formal reception. The affair was ar ranged by a committee and Rev. Dr. $. G. Ohman was in charge.
 During the evening there were selections by members of the choir and of the church and piano selec- tions by Fillmore Ohman. The pastor made brief remarks and at the close he rendered to Professor Alexis a purse of silver. Refreshments were served.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
Events Tonight

"The Birth of a Nation" Fox's theater.
 Vaudeville and Moving Pictures Keeney's thcater.
 Holy Family Circle bazar. St. Mary's Parish hall.
 New Britain lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, meets in Judd's hall.
 l.. D. Penfield camp, s. of ", meets in c. A. R. hall.
 Stella Rebekah lodge, I. O. o. F., meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 Valkyria lodge o. of ", meets in Vega hall.
 Admiral Schley lodge, O. D. H. S., meets at 1S7 Arch street.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
REMEMBERED BY FRIENDS.

Thomas Browne, who has resigned his position as assistant foreman of the speedometer department at the Corbin Screw corporation, has been presented with a travelling bag and an umbrella from his friends at the factory. He will enter the employ of the Remington Arms company in Bridgeport. l.. E. Carle succeeds Mr. Browne here.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
BAZAAR IN HARRINGTON

The ladies of St. James Guild, Far mington, have been working hard to make a success of their bazaar which will be held at Porter Memorial hall. Pennington, tomorrow afternoon and evening. Tea will be served from to as we'll as ice cream and cake Many fetching novelties found in the metropolitan stores have been dupIi- cated and the tables will be ffiIcd with attractive Christmas gifts.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
TAG DAT, SATURDAY.

The Salvation Army will hold. a tag day" tomorrow. Members hand-i ling the tags will wear white sashes. The Christmas basket funl will be re- plenished by this means.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
SHARP-,JONES

Miss Cecil Jones of 11O Lake street and Frank Sharp of Plainville will be married tomorrow at their new home on Jerome street by Rev. H. w. Maier.
New Britain herald., 1915-12-03
DETERMINED TO STOP WASHING ON STREETS
Judge Sends Man to Jail for Six
 Months -$1OO Fine Too

Determined to put a stop to at tempted "mashing" on the streets and the Wanton annoying of unescorted young women. Judge James T. Meskil1 in police court this morning sentenced Calleri Taolo to jail for six months and imposed an additional fine of $10O and costs. F. was. taken to the Hartford county jail this after noon to start on his long term which will not expire until near the first of next September.
 Follows Young Ladies.
 Taolo was arrested on Center street at 5:15 o'clock last evening by Off, cer Matthias Rival on complaint of Edward McAloon. Two attractive telegraph operators t were! passing down the arcade a few minutes be- fore and were annoyed by the at tentions of Taolo. They appealed to MT. McAloon, who advised them to walk on while he and John Noonan followed to make sure no harm came to them. The young ladies walked to Elm street Elm to Commercial and along that thoroughfare to Center. They proceeded along Center street some distance and then retraced their steps. All during this walk Taolo dogged their footsteps and Officer Rival arrested him.
 When placed under arrest Taolo re- sisted violently and the officer had to use force to get him to the police sta- ton. From Reynolds feed store Officer Rival had to drag his pris- oner.
 Again this morning after court Taolo objc I'd to being taken from the court room to the cell room and it was necessary for Officer Rival to climb into the pen and forcibly re- move him.
 It would have been fortunate for Taolo had be postponed his armor-