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jp*
Asf]*UE FOR DAMAGES
have aft _
of jJp
vout * result of injuries claimed to 1
locif been sustained on the evening
borfSuary 3. w/ien the drink-crazed
hark Ralph S. Jardine, crashed the ;
oof^otive he had stolen into the !
HM train at Webster, four suits
r’jl been brought in the Superior
urf at ~ n ■
a»rt at Worcester, N. Y„ N. H„ & i
I R. R., by Counsel for Michael
Jhnnor, Mrs. Hannah Connor, Ellen
/onnor and Mary Connor, all of Put- !
$nam.
The plaintiffs are seeking damages j
amounting to $14,000. Mrs. Connor
asks $5 000 and the daughters $2,000
each. Mr. Connor sues for loss of
his wife’s services.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
1
The tuition due the school for the !
present year from out-of-town pupils j
exceeds nineteen hundred dollars, j
There are thirty-nine pupils from j
Pomfret and the others from Wood- i
stock and Thompson.
Last. Friday the ball team defeat
ed Norwich Free Academy on,_$fee
home diamond, 4-L
Thin week Friday Beck®-*
Hess coll' ,4;
Nir J
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INVADING OHIO
Tbe desperation with which Taft
and Roosevelt are fighting for the
delegates to the republican national
convention is shown by the way they
are raking Ohio. They are visiting
towns so small that they practically
have never before been on the map.
Wellsville, a small city in the east
ern part of the state, had enough ex
citement for a place a dozen times
i its size the other day. At 9:30 Taft
arrived and made a speech; at 10.30
a circus gave a parade, and at 3:30
the colonel blew into town and told
the people just what sort of a man
their president of' Ohio production
is.
