The Irish standard., 1919-02-22

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third time he has had the distinction.
Mrs. Chute applied at Tralee Quarter
Sessions for $4,000 compensation for
the burning of a bungalow, furniture
and valuable pictures. Judgment was
reserved.
A notice of motion has been given
to rescind resolution passed by
Schulz Guardians, by 10 votes to II, in
favor of amalgamation with Skibber.
cen. The L. G. Board have intimated
the amalgamation will take effect af-
ter Mar. 81.
The L. g. Board have written the
Waterford Corporation that the CO.
option OF the Mayor Councillor D. Nc.
Donald) to the Aldermanship of the
Cutom House Ward was illegal, but
as the seat became vacant before the
18th inst. they thought it could be
filed by the choice Of the Corpora.
ton. The Ii G. Board notify sanction
to an advance of $4,000 of a loan of
s2S,000 for housing suspended during
the war. The Mayor os candidate
for a second term of Office and will
be opposed by E. Walsh. E. Donnelly
is an aspirant for the Shrievalty.
Amongst other deaths, which oc.
CURED at Brosna, Co. Kerry, recently
were those of Mrs. Daniel O'Connor
(mason), Brosna village; Geo. Green
Abane; Michael Lane, Mounteagle;
Michael DAILY, Gneeves, all of whom
except the latter, wer Old Age Pen
sioners. Geo. Green had reached the
age of "a, and his recollections OF
days gone by were most interesting
especially his tales of the famine days
James Carroll, hotel keeper, Glin
died suddenly in bed while speaking
to his wife.
A large store at the rear of c. Fitz
gerald's printing works, Parnell ST
Clonmell, was gutted by fire.
Mr.. j. Crowley, builder, Mallow, has
died. The Commercial Club have ex
pressed their regret at his death, and
sympathy with Mrs. Crowley.
Limerick School Attendance Com
mittee passed resolution congratu
lating Rev. J. O'Driscoll, P. P, 81
Munchins, on his elevation to the Can
onry.
Mr.. Craig, D. L., R. l. c., was con
graduated at the Limerick Petty Ses
sions on receiving the Kings Medal
Another recipient was Head Constable
j. Brown, Kilurush.
The G. S. and w. R. authorities have
withdrawn the notice of dismissal
against Cork fireman, who failed to
pass sight test, and the trouble
threatened by the local branch of the
Enginemen's and Firemen's Union has
thus been averted.
The three vessels now in commits
sion for the Cork Steam Packet Co
(who lost their entire fleet of seven
stermers during the war) are the Kill
kenny, Chieftain and Elblana, and fol
the first time since the war, passenger
rates and accommodations on outward
journeys are announced.
Cork r. D. c. reelected Cors. O'Con
nell as director of the Cork and Mus
kerry Light Railway by 80 woes to II
cast for T. ]. Golden, the Sim Feir
nominee. Mr.. Hayes, S. F., chairman
Of the Guardians, said Mr.. Golden had
been ION the run" since Easter, 1916
Mr.. Dorgan reminded Mr.. Hayes OF
the resolution of the S. F. Executive
not to support candidates for paid DO
sitions.
Limerick No. 2 Council on Saturday
passed a vote of coincidence with Mr.
Cooney, D. c., on the death of his
stepfather. Tipperary Guardians ten
dered sympathy to DR.. P. Morrissey or
the death of his mother. The death
is announced of VIM. Symes Mitchell
Limerick, second son of Mr.. Mitchell
L. 8. w. R. Deceased was prisoner
of war in Germany since the war, and
death is attributed to his ill-treatment
A meeting of the Ballymacelligott
Laborers was held in the A. o. H
hall on last Tuesday night, for the
purpose of organizing, and to take
such steps as may be necessary to
see that the untenanted lands OF
Chutehall, Ballyseedy and Ballycarthy
be divided amongst the loborers Of
the district.
Commodore Heard, one of a we'll
known Kerry family, who has been in
command at Berehaven for the last
two years, has left to take command
of a capital ship in one of the battle
fleets.
The death is announced of John
Stanton solr., Cork. He was sworn
in 1876, and enpoyed a large practice
The death occurred yesterday OF
Patrick Colbert, Shandcoole, Yougdal
a prominent figure in the land agita.
tion.