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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-05

ruelshod in the Tulsa Dsny World
Aprl o, a. 5. &. T. 1899. World Publish.
Ing company publshcrD
NOTICE FOR HEAHiNg on AS
sESSMENtH FOR PAVING m
STREET lMrROvEMENT DISTRICT
NuMbER 213. CITY OF TULSA,
In compliance with the resolution of
tho board ~ commissioners adopted on
the 2sth day ~ March. 1899. notice .s
hereby given that the Board 81 Commits
sioncra OF the city ~ Tulsa, Oklahoma.
has examined the estimate and statement
of tho city cuEin"Cr as 90 the amount of
tho cost ~ the concrete pavement which
should bo assessed against the abutting
property tho property benefited, and
other property liable TO assessment and
the owners thereof In STREET I'M
pRONENENT DISTRICT 40. 215. which
includes the following described portions
of streets tOawit.
SEVENTH STREET from the west
line ot Lewis Avenue 60 tho west line
Of Florence tEorrD Avenue.
Ana said board ~ commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate ot the city on.
Elnecr and has determined 20 assess tho
cost of the Improvements In said district
against the RhuttinR property, the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
70 assessment and the owners thereof as
tiry.tT 7. .s,a r,,.r .rv,,v,a.,
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HiLtCREsr ADDITION

Al owners ~ abuttlng property. prop.
erty benefited by said improvements. and
hereby notified that nll matters affectlus
such improvements or benefits thereby.
and aly clnim or objections TO the assess.
ments 40 above sct forth shall be- filed in
writing IN the office of Mrs. Frank Sea
man, CITY Auditor of tho city of TulHl.
oklahoma, ON ur before the lfth day uf
April, 1929. at Q .0O O'Clock n. m. aud the
same thnlI be hoard by the board of COM
riHsinnors on tho ian day u April. 1923.
o. . 90 o'clock n. M. and any claim or
objections not 80 filod IN writing before
said time shall be deemed waived.
DATED this 2bth day of March. 1922.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
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New York Cotton.
NEW YORK. April 4-Cotton-S Spot
steady, middluE lSl5c.
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(Pubnshed In Tie Tulsa Daily World,
April s. T. S, q. 7, world Publish
ing company. publisher)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
sEssMENTs IN STREET IMPROVE
MENr DISTRICT NUMBER 356.
CITY oF TULSA, OKLAHOMA,
In compliance with the resolution Of the
board OF commissioners sdoptsd on the
ssth day OF March. 1899, notice Is hereby
given that the Board Of Commissioners
OF the City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma. has eK-
amined the estsnRts and statement OF
the city engineer Hs 70 the amount Of
the cost OF the concrete pavement which
should bo assessed against the abutting
property, the property benefited and other
property liable 60 assessment and the
owners thereon In STREET IMPROVE
MENr DISTRICT 30. SIS, which includes
the following described portions OF streets
to-wit,
NINTH STREET from tho West line
Of Houst0n Avenue TO the East line
Of Indian Avenue, and from the West
line ~ Indian Avenue to the East line
OF Jackson Avenue.
And said board OF commissioners has
by resolution duly approved tho aforesaid
statement ana estimate OF the city en-
sineer and has determined TO assess the
UOst Of the improvements In said district
against the Rbutting property, tho prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
to assessment, aud the owners thereof. as
RIVERvIEw ADDITION
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All owners OF abuttinE property prop.
crty benefited by said Improvements, and
other property liable 20 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits thereby.
and any claim or objections TO the assess
ments as above set forth shall be filed in
writing In the office OF Mra Frank Sea-
man. city Auditor ot the city OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma, on or before the 18th day Of
April 1899, at o'clock a. NJ. and the
same shall be heard BY the Board OF Com
missioners on the 18th day Of April, 1899
lection not 81 filed in writing before said
time shall be doomed waived,
Dated this 3tst day of March, 1893.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
fga.h sfItv AnNlfoF
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LEGAL

That part ~ Henry kcndau
College 800 feet west % tho
north projection ~ the west
line of Florence Avenue.
and south of line $50 feet
north 0f the north limo ~
Dali College 500 isSs
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RIyERyIEw ADDITION ,
: SIX vs. VS.; r.. 3 SaWs W,n. SIS ',sa0G.5i
q Eis Muble Conway 3T55 s96.ls
G 7 n 40 T.. n. Harnoy 90 $50
s Z S. 90 OF N. so walter
& IS. 90 II j.. Gc'i 4. Fulton ,5sSS .So55sss o5sss
6 ! n. 40 l.. II. Harvey 60 s15o
g s, 40 OF n. so walter asa,
& s. co D, Il, fulton 90 sV3h'
y. Gt75 W. J. Gour- -.os,
7 2N GI75 J. A. owen IS iso.os
. n. 6l75 of y. 90 ..,o,
Alfred b., Thomas % sby'''
. r. cas- OF r., i01 Of
W. 30 oscar ". Drown lOl ~
Al owners Of ubutting property, prov,
erty benefited by said improvements QUO
other property liable 10 assessment h.s
hereby notified that all matters atle,l'
Ing such improvements or benttlts theL,-
by. and any claim or objections 10 the as
sessments as above set forth Hhall u'
filed In writing In the oftice OF NJ.
Frank Seaman, city Auditor or tne ~.
Of Tulsa, oklahoma, on or before tho ~
day Of April. 1O22, at o'clock =, ~
aud the same rhall be heard BY the boA,s
ot commissioners on tho lllh day a.,
April. 1879. at 800 O'Clock 4. a., anu ~.
claim or objections not 80 filed ~ WIS
before said time shall be deemed MaaS0"
DATED this 2sth day ot Mareh, ig--'
MRS. FRANK shAMAMit,o,.
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Kan.n. IIty rrodnre.


KANSAS CITY. April .-Butter. eggs.
poultry and potatoes unchanged.
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Missouri. Kansas & Texas
rlght-Of-way as follows.
THAT part OF right-of-way 80.
lying east OF line 40 f.tf
feet west Of and parallel TO - -..-
the west line Of Waco Ave-
nue., ana North OF a line
272.9 feet South OF and
parallel 10 South line OF
Brady street. Missouri,
Kansas n Texas Ry IFS S6Ii
All owners OF RbuttinE property, prop
erty benefited by said improvements, ana
other property liable to assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits thereby,
and any claims or objections to the as
easements Rs above set forth shall he
filed in writing in the office OF Mrs
Frank Seaman, city Auditor, Of the city
Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. on or before the lith
day OF April 1929, at . o'clock a. m.
and the same shall be heard by the
board of commissioners on the i4th day
ot April, at . o'clock n. M, and any
claim or objections not so filed In writing
before said time shall be deemed waived,
DATED. this esth day Of March l92s.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
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LEGAL

Al owners of abuttlns property. prop
cry benefited by said Improvements. and
other property liable 70 assessment are
hereby notified thHt all matters affecting
such Improvements thereby. am any claim
ur objections 90 the assessments above set
forth shall be flied IN writing In the ~.
flee n Afs. Frank seaman. city Auditor
~ the city of Tulsa. Oklahoma, on or
before the tAth day Of April l1Zg, at 600
o'clock A. NJ, ana the same shall be heard
by the board ~ commissioners on the
lith day ~ April. 1879. a. 100 o'clock
4. n. and any claims or objections not
BE- deemed waived.
DATED this 2sth day 0f March. 1924.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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W.1uO. Clty ~ Tulsa 1901. I10p070
All owners ~ abuttinE property. prop
erfr benefited By said improvements. and
other property liable - assessment are
such improvements or benefits thereby,
and any claim or objections 10 the assess.
Wouis Hs above SCI forth shall be- filed IN
writing 100 the office of Mrs Frank Sea-
man, JIty auditor ~ tho city of Tulsa
Oklahoma. on or before tho iith day uf
AIrN. 1893 at o'clock A. NJ. and the
same shall be heard ny tho BOARD of Com-
missinnrrn on the Ism day of April. ls22
nj o'clock A ~, ana any ciaim or OBJ
lection not ~ fled IN writing before said
time shall be deemed waived.
Dated this 1iHt day of March. 1919.
MRS. PRANK SEAMAN,
tsrHD City Auditor.
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The closing hld ana asked price NJ stan
dafd on stock on tho New Nurt curb Tor
7 rucrrBy es reported by Houston, Fihlg
/ A gof 1lid AHked
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arNsET pAnK ADDITION.

NiIIhNN |uN uuuWl
s 'rHrt uf land described
ua follows west OF tho
Wr.t line ~ Peoria
Avenue. Nufth nf the
Nurfn limo OF Twenty.
frst Place. aud East w
fhr Iast line ~ Lots
Hah A. BLOCK 90, sunset
Park Addition. County
N Tuss 5o3G3 asiSgi
% That port % Block ID
lEIuE between tho Nurth
lime ff boulevard East
nu1 South Uua ~ HuuIs.
FurU west au1 400 feet
ruufhwrst or the south
limo u Twenty first
GEZ Aaroraon 100 so77ag
~ Z y. D. u. Aaruusou 1850 g.6Ti.tI
~ ..H.a1l g.. D.. h.
Aarouson i.s asos2
~ T.. O.. u Aarunaou lab l,2sO.5i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-11
STOWE

There viii be an all-day session oil
Mansfield Mountain grange, p. of H.
Saturday with dinner at noon, and in
stallation of officers in the afternoon
The funeral Of Samuel II. Kaiser
was held at his late home on Bridge
street Monday afternoon, Rev G. H.
Hayward officiating. The bearers were
Mr.. kaissr's sons, William H., Paul
r. and Phil $, nephews, n. II. and
Ernest, and grandson, Henry Kaiser.
There were flowers from the family
and neighbors and Woman's Relief
corps. Friends present from out of
town were +. ". Kaiser and y. H..
Kaiser oi Greensboro. Ernest Kaiser of
Montpelier, Moses Decell Of Waterbury
Center. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Kaiser
and son. Henry, of Chicopee Falls.
Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Millard
of Morrisviiie. The burial was made
in the family lot in the River Bank
cemetery. A squad of men from the
Donald Mcmahon post, American Le-
gicn, including Commander ID. F.
Smith. carrying the G. A. r. and Amer
lean Legion flags. attended the burial
Bugler G.. J Montgomery sounded taps
at the close Of the committal service.
Commander ;. c. Spaulding and Quar-
termsster :. VI. Brush Of the II. II.
Smith post attended the funeral and
burial s.r kaiser's death leaves eight
surviving members of the post. two Of
whom i've out of town and the others
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EAST BETHEL

Mrs. William Wright entertained h.
brother, VIII Hackett. and wife g
Chelsea the first OF the week.
Mr.. Euber Is working with G.. q
Wight ON his wood job; he boards al
Mrs.. Gains
Mrs Percy Riford has been on tn
sick list the past week.
George Smith spent the week en-
here. stopping vita Percy Riford.
Mrs. Sarah Camp Is visiting Is
Bethel.
Mrs. +. J. Prince and Der brotbeF
Eddie Green. are III.
The farmers have commenced cat
ting ice. and they End II clear an
MGR.
The grange officers for the ensuin7
year were installed Saturday evcninl
hv Disf-ict Deputy Roy Gilman and
wife Of Randolph Cfnter. The ladies
q the grsrgf serTes q niee supper.
Marx Hyis Is abe 10 rork IN rs
min srnr. after tuo o. thrrs Ectks
al sicknts4
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were nearly all too feeble to attend
The condition of ]. Z. Russ is very
low
Mrs. Il. w. Jones visited Miss Grace
Russ at the Fanny Allen hospital on
Tuesday.
n. C. Styles is in with case of
shingles.
Edwin Lawrence Bigelow returned
on Tuesday to Middlebury, after a
few days in Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Mower of Low
ell. Mass, are guests at the Green
Mountain inn and visiting relatives
in Stowe.
News has been received here of the
death on Jan. 3 at Fergus Falls, Mimi,
Of Mrs. Olive Anna Adams in her 92d
year. Mrs. Adams was born in Tun-
bridge, bat passed her early life in
Stowe. She married the late Daniel
X. Adams of Stowe. They went from
Stowe to Morrisvilie, where they lived
for several years. Mrs Adams has
lived ina Minnesota since 1879 and for
the last thirty years divided her time
between TIE home Of her son. Elmer L.
Adams, OF Fergus Falls and her daugh-
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ter, Mrs. w. A. Eggleston of Mime
apolis. She leaves two other sons, G
ID. Adams of Minneapolis and w. W.
Adams OF Thermopolis, Wyo. Mrs,
Adams is remembered by the older
people and many relatives of the fam
lily live here.
Rev. w. J.. Bacon of Bridgewater,
former pastor of the Stowe Communi-
ty church, is recovering from a slight
surgical operation at the Wessen Me-
mortal hospital at Springfield, Mass.
Clarence Bennett returned Monday
from Malone. n. Y, where he was
called by the critical Illness OF his ia
Their, who is now recovering from a
severe case of erysipelas.
H. +. Shaw attended the directors
meeting Of the Lamoiile County Saw
ings Bank end Trust company in Hyd
Park Tuesday.
Fred Ploof visited Mrs. Ploof az n
Fanny Allen hospital Monday
Miss Martha Knight returned
Newbagy after passing her vacation s
the home of her brother. w. A. Knigl
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THETFORD

Among those who were home from
school work for the holidays were
Maurice and Ruth Bond, Helen Slade,
Louise Caldwell, Audra Blodgett, Eta
Moulton, Chauncey and Gordon Col
ton.
Mrs. May Moulton Butson from
Athens visited her people for a few
days recently.
Prof. F. II. Brown and daughter have
been visiting in Massachusetts, and
Mrs. Brown and Miss Cornell in New
port.
The annual meeting of the First Con-
gregational society, together with the
parish dinner, was held at the church
Thursday, Jan. 5. The report of the
treasurer showed prosperous year
financially. With the aid of the ladies
and generous support of the people in
general, the church has been re-shin-
gled, new furnaces installed, all bills
paid and Something left in the treas
ury. Plans are made for further re-
pairs in the spring. G. 5. Wilmot was
elected moderator, FL. G. Sanborn was
reelected clerk, as were L. G. Bond,
treasurer, and f. H. Sargent, auditor;
II. c. Sanborn, George s. Worcester
and Margaret Fletcher, executive COM
mittee. The church has been without
a pastor for three months, but has been
ably supplied by professors from Dart
mouth college. Rev. Il. G. Hayes Of
Waterbury Center has preached twice
as candidate and last Sunday Rev.
William Farr of Fryeburg, Me-,
to very appreciative con-
grcgation. He has been asked to come
next Sunday.
The meeting of the trustees of La
than Memorial library was held at
the home of +. II. Sargent Friday eve
ming.
i. D. Preston went to Hanover hos
pital to have his foot lanced. He is
from blood poisoning. Little
John is at the hospital recovering from
an operation.
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TUNBRIDCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rowell and lit
tie daughter of Bridgeport, Conn, are
visiting his father, Il. w Rowell, and
family.
There were four accessions to mem
bership in the Congregational church
Sunday.
Fred V. fuller has been appointed
administrator and A. p. Osborne and
Clarence Smith, commissioners of the
estate OF the late George w. Smith.
S. M. Ross returned last week from
two weeks visit in Concord, n. H.,
with his daughters.
Division Chaplain r. V. Tnller was in
Chelsea last Wednesday evening and
installed the ofiicers-elect OF II. Il. X.
Hall camp. No. 20, Sons OF Veterans,
u. 8. A. He was accompanied by Syrl
Bowen of the local camp,
f. E. Sleeper, Frank Smith and w.
j. Hoyt were in Barre and Montpelier
on business Monday.
G. L.. Swan, spent two days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Adams in
Royalton, the latter his sister.
The joint installation Of the officers
elect of the G. A. K. and allied orders
occurred at their rooms last Saturday
and was very successful affair. Two,
each, before and after, genuine Tun-
bridge feed" The following per
formed the duties Of installing officers:
Past Post Commander Elihn Tuller for
the G.. A. r.; Post Commander II. X.
the w. X. c.; Camp Com
mander f. L. Folsom. $. W; and Past
Camp Commander Il. +. Durkee, S.
Y. A.
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THE JANUARY HEAVENS.
A Respondent Display with Some of
the Brightest Consultations Visible.

January presents one OF the most
brilliant sky pictures OF the year. On
clear moonless nights the cold seems
to make the stars sparkle with unusual
luster. Now is the time when the
brightest consultations are visible.
Toward the South, Orion and CAMS
Major stands out in all their majesty.
At the zenith, Auriga forms a beauti-
full setting to its magnificent gem Ca
pelia.
Westward the segment of Perscus,
the clustering Pleiades, and the Hyades
with ruddy Aldebaran, all add 70 the
respondent picture. Castor and Pollux
of the Twins, Procyou, the Fore Dog.
in CAMS Minor, and Regulus in the
Sickle of Leo stud the eastern sky.
Cassiopeia in the northwest balances
the Big Dipper in the northeast, while
Draco twines beneath Ursa Minor and
the pole. Nor must we forget andre
media and Pegasus as they are disap-
pearing in the west. IL takes much
longer for these consultations TO set
than TO rise. The reason may be seen
by reference to earlier maps, partic-
ularly that for July.
The beauty of the consultations Is
enhanced by the arehing of the Milky
Way as IL passes directly overhead
To enjoy its delicate tratery we should
60 far from the strong electric lights
Of the city.
The planet Mercury l. moving east
ward from TIE sun. and reaches its
greatest EASTERN elongstion on Jan. 20.
Near this date it may be seen in the
west after sunset.
The moon as a crescent viii also be
in the same part Of the sky. Saturn
rises before midnight, and Jupiter
about an hour later. Mars rises an
hour sitter Spica and Virgo. II is
rapidly growing brighter as it draws
nearer 10 the earth.
This year Mars viii he an interest
ing object for study, particularly when
II comes nearest TO Us next June. We
nus being so near the sun j. unfa-
vorably situated at present. Rsnus
and Neptune even when well placed 1
Gre unsuited for naked eye observa-
ton.
The earth on Jan was in the part T.
Of it, orbit which y nearest 70 the |
sun. Next July Il wiz attain its maxi I
mum distance from the sun for the
year.
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ton agent, Miss Freda J. Randall
Olive Chamberlain, Marjorie Russ
Phoebe Blandin and Gordon Blake;
music, J. Waldo Mum; classifying
and judging exhibits, Mrs. b. NJ. Ball
Mr.. and Mrs +. @. Cook; lemonade
Mrs. Craze Blandin, Phoebe Blandin
Bernice Blandin; free attractions, Wal
ter Higgins and Borden Smith. These
committees will be voted upon by the
community at the next public socia-
BILE.
The children's party for January
will be held at the vestry Saturday
afternoon. Jan. IA. The program Of
games will begin at 2 o'clock. All the
children and all their friends are in
vited.
Next Sunday, Jan. l6, Mr.. Sargent
will begin series Of sermons on "The
Lords Supper The cottage prayer
meeting will be held in the Blood brook
district in the evening.
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SOUTH ROY.4LTON

Henry Liberty, who has been spend
| ing his vacation at a. q. Coulter
marsh's, has returned to his work.
Kathleen Doyle, who has been spend
ing the holiday vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Doyle, re.
turned to her school work in Burling-
ton Tuesday.
w. N. Salter Of Bethel, who had been
spending several days in town, re-
turned to Bethel Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Godfrey is the guest Of
Mrs. NJ Hale for a time.
Miss Addie Hastings, who has been
i'll for long time, was taken by am
bulance to the Greene sanatorium for
treatment Wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda Harvey, who had been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. p. Tarbell,
went to Massachusetts, Thursday.
Frederick Ladd Of Sharon was a
visitor at George Ladd's Wednesday
Ed. Hyzer Of Randolph Center Wis
tied bis brother, George Hyzer. the
first Of the week.
Mrs. A. c. Waterman, accompanied
by Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders. went to
Bethel Thursday to be with her daugh-
ter, Miss Addie Hastings, during her
stay there.
The members OF the "Thimble and
Needle" club Of Pleasant street gave q
chicken-pie supper, at which the hus-
bands OF the members were invited
guests, at I. O. O. r. hall Thursday
evening. A musical and literary pro-
gram and social time followed the
supper and all agreed that very
pleasant evening had been spent.
Rev. r. 4. Talbee left for Rhode Is
land Friday, called there by the death
of his father. who was 50 years old.
and who had been i'll only short TIME.
He had been very active in the minis
try until about year ago.
The boy scouts held their regular
meeting in the M. Il. vestry Sunday
afternoon. rehearsing and making ar
for the special meeting in
the evening.
Supt PhiIo G. Noon spoke from the
M. T.. pulpit Sunday in the absence of
Rev. f. 4. Talbee.
>Archibald G. Hurd spoke at the NJ
Il. church Sunday evening on the sub
ject. Boys Are Valuable Because They
Are Boys" 1t was union service and
the five first class boy scouts who have
earned their first class badges were pre-
sented with them at the court OF hon
or held that evening in connection with |
the meeting.
Miss Smith of Sharon was the guest !
81 her sister, Miss Alice Smith, at the |
home of George Ladd last week.
Mrs. Glenn Blake of Sharon was !
visitor in town Saturday Afternoon.
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natural leaf Green Tear lt has proven
= pleasant revelation to thousands Of
those hitherto used 70 Japan and
China Green's, M
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GIVEN UP AS LOST.
Schooner Flora A. With Crew Of Six
Men.

Halifax, N. s., Jan. l0-The schoon-
er Flora A., 70 tons, OF Harbor Buffet,
N. f., with her crew of six men was
given up. for lost to-day in maritime
circles She left Georgetown p. Z. I.
November % for Harbor Buffet and
nothing has since been heard from her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-11
RIFLE VOLLEY
SWEPT STREET
Man and Wife Shot Dead
at Door Of Their Home
in Belfast
BOMB WAS THROWN
AT BIG TRAM CAR
Driver Speeded Up and
Averted Great
Disaster

Belfast, Jan. II lBy the Associated
Press} A bomb was thrown at q
tramcar bearing Is persons TO their
work in the Crumlin road district to-
day. The quick action Of the driver,
who put on full speed when he heard
a rcvolvers shot resulted in the mis-
sile going wide Of the mark. The expo
sion splintered the ear.
A man and his wife. living nearby,
who went to the door Of their. house
to learn the cause of the commotion,
were shot dead by volley OF rifle fire
which swept the street.