Mr. Garrison, answering an appeal
from Mayor Hyian to avert trouble,
t,ud fht "so tar- as the management
Is eonaerned the employes may Join
Whatever organization they please,
the only restriction being that such
prganlzaHon shall not be anti-social
tn 14b -objects."
ULLLIAIj MA
SUCCEED Bl?
, Teach em who will" be engaged to
teach in the public schools Cor the en
tuing' rear will be elected at the meet
ing of the school board Monday
tight. Two assistant superintendents,
I ohn B. Wyrtkoop and E. E. Cortright,
f. ni also be ejected as will the office
isststairts. It is expected that Attor
ney John S. Pullman will be chosen
i member of the board to succeed
the late Nathaniel W. Bishop, de
teased. LODGE! 119 CBCAITGKS NUMBER
AoeOTJJtng to reports the so called
t; instating- of Lodge No. 30 has turn
td ovt to be the old lodge 116 of the
(k merlcan. Federation of Labor, which
t5 ctumghrgr its lodge number to
Ujdge No. 80.
GSKET AGAINST KiTHAHTO.
Anthony Rafharto, of 17 Reilly
itreet, the young man who was box
ing with Loui3 Sulle, of State street,
n-he'n the latter dropped dead from
jver-exertion, was arraigned in the
Pity Court this morning, on a charge
f manslaughter. The case was nolied
inasmuch as the finding of Coroner
ohn J. Phelan absolved Katharto
illTEi Mtkm MADE
Y
;kop
rom aH blame.
DGEPORT
GASES LISTED
Three Murderers To Be
Tried At May Term of
Court.
Three murder cases, all from Stam
ford, are scheduled to come up at
the May ''sitting of the criminal Su
perior Court which opens Tuesday
morning at the County Court House.
