North Carolina Newspapers

DANBURY REPORTER Volume LI. COUNTY SEAT WILL ! BE LEFT OFF, i We Pay More Road lax Than Wilkes, Yadkin, Ashe, Alio- j ghany, Watauga Or Caldwell. llnt Our Locution Is Had. | The Wilkeslioro newspaper is re- , joicing with its patrons that "with in IS months there will be it solid | concrete highway from Winston-j Salem to North Wilkeslioro over j Route titl." It is estimated that this road, the t one io be built from Winston to j Lexington, and the roads to (Jreens- j boro, Mt. Airy and Roanoke will . r'.msume .all of the State money colli- ! w imj; to this district, out of the recent j bonds authorized, so that the county j seat of Stokes will likely not even ] gel a - il road. Oil' bigoted ckizell of Stokes has j tile • ! • suggest t hilt Stokes is | entit: '.o a load to !,s oimty seat) l...v:in-v .. pa;, more uutoiaobile audi gas : .x •..•in any of the nine coun ties i the J-V.'llill liistrict except; J''oivyi!i and Suny, :.ml at tie sane', time alls al le'.ii toll to the fait that . cars an ' ga ■ are the source of all; San p- •! funds. iJut if tliis citizen ever rides away • from tiie outit.v si i.t of Stokes mil hiird ail'. e it will be put there by' his own co'iity. The ia t that \v. pay i.i i ' I -,\es into the Si; U' high- . way }i• nil than citle r V, ilki s, Kill, V. lti:',:l. .Megl'.aiy. A.-he, i-r i ";t!dv. •!! .. .1! never t a reiiil t > ou' i auuy seat. We ar,- located in the V.l't i.g 11 ilection f'.'oin tile big city. j AUTO LICENSE PLATES CONTRACT They Will i.V Distrihnt 'l As lie i-l- !'• iv S>\ .i.i .Mo tor v !i; 1 liraiu hes. Cr • ■ Api il >• v . .-"titr- 11 with A. I'ollglit- •!. I • .I'M - - n. i „f . • : . I f ! !ot ill »'iU"!!.. :. pro \l■ i - \' i- -11-.nce of all. eilobii I r t ... A'. •••!■ ■ lab in in • -.'e. was i. .-,| '.a re this at': n. 'ii a' a • ;.,g of i! re (.-is of the dub, presidi d over by Charles S. Wal la. e, ef Mot -head it>. r sideii:. Til -e plates well di-tiibuted liist year b\ tiv dub bran hes, under agreeme.it with the Secretary f Sliitc I. -. t . Little leeway i given the dub t > »lefray expenses of distrib.!" on of the licenses, t . rt. Rober; >. M-certary and manager of the • leb s; • !, as 10 cents per pl.it is all that is allowed by the contract. Madison-Walnut Cove Harcl-Surl'ace Road Met; "ii. \pril s A loute for n liai'-Mirfi:' e highway between Wal nut i ove ami Madi.-on i • now being survey .-e, i. i l.aiiu-d, :it..l later on • lie el eject will !>• let to contract. The two t.iwn-. a bm. t lit teen miles, iij>s;t. now l l.n.acted l-y ;i slatt maim.on- a o:l ro.id. Il is under stood that the highway from Madi son eti .a the \ irt '.nia li..e cvctitual . |y will be slllfai d. Ij. Mini'. !i citizens are giiiitly ®*'piea.-ed over the lil.-dihoial ot being I connected with points north and south wi.h a paved highway. Near ly all of the suiface highway laid in the county is in the ear tern por tion, iii the vicinity of Lcaksv die- Spray and Reidsville. / More Money For The Boone Trail North Wilkeshoro, Anvil 8. —The people >f Wijkes county nrv elated over tin' statement of ('ommissioner er Hunt"* of this highway district relative to the early hard-surfacing of the Boone Trail highway fivnt North Wilki'sboro to Winston-Salem. The.v are in sympathy with his prog ressive program, and want to wish him godspeed in giving this section of tin- state an outlet east which can be traveled days in the year. It is hoped that contracts will he let at once and grading and hard-surfac ing started as early as possible. Housework Suffers HOUSEWORK wanted—A young white girl with refs. to hel with housework and wait on table. —Class- ified ad. in the Oakland (Cal.) Tri bune. PLAY HERE BY PINNACLE SCHOOL 1 i Minstrel Show To lie Presented l j In Court House Al Danbury Saturday Night. April 18th. j Under the auspices of the Pinnacle 1 ' high school ii minstrel show will be I ipicsented in the court house at Dan-| . bury on Satuniay night, April lKth,' j beginning at 8:00 o'clock, j The characters in the show have j been selected from the high school j students and faculty of the Pinnacle j | school and from the citizens of Pin-I ! nacle. The show has been presented I ,".t a number of points in tin- county j and has been highly enjoyed by all 1 who have seen it. A small admission fee of 2a and i ir» ti nts will be chi'.rged and the pro jo. ds will be used for the bellelit of Ilia' progressive school at Pinnacle. ! !•! i ry-tie is cordially invited to come j nit an'! enjoy an evening of nierri-! n-.ent, | ITO ( OMPLETF LINK : IN ROANOKE ROAD I Hiirhw.iy Met ween lloeky Mt.j i iijit! i- iiul't' to l)e ('mnplet ! •" !:y i Winston Salem, April 12.—Ae •(i:.Iii•; ■ ' ti a i.-'t.-r r -i-ae.i yester- I.\ W'll m T. !!i I -r. - » r ' ar;. of the local chamber of coiiniieive from I'. I. "ieinw.tw. si r-'aiy o" ■ i the Roanoke ■ iirati:"..'iion. tile h =gli- - "mv between Roanoke and Rocky | Moui;: will Ik lompl . d by fall of jll ■ i > •• r. ) In I iter Mr. ,M.. ttiiiiw say.-: ■ • : 1 ol'de v to t tie V .all completed I tile- ;. I ' We I •\ :. Ii• •• I 11. oil til | >taie ii.eiiw.t, CO! -lea to give us ja Ce, tiler ''lloeai toll of We .-. mi lenieiuit'g this v.i.h Sll'!.oihi ! a It.: : nvi; i I lb- . y .Mi tit with ■ :i 1.;.t • i«. I :.i- in. ate ilia; Uoanoko '.it;.-, thi|tigh tii- eiforts of this or j i t •■II. vil: lia\e *o pili 'Uo til.' I i-..: i! :.i ;i tun! cash -"'J 1,000." ! 'j, retch in tie - highway bo- II we n Iloanoke and Rocky Mount hi ! i nt i'.e i';i . i all ill i oai ' fc.rtabte ami sure travel between tie IV. • ■'.:e-. ': .-Me ili'- h • rojui ' r.oills a * ' a! I i:'.. ill il ■!,!.:• high- Way noitli :.ii Isi at!;. Ii . ■ '.. li.■'>' d tii t tl.e euie. I t i-'ll of t '..is link will bi lii Hi.-iin of tourists ilr.ough the. .ity and will also furnish the I sot o| ■ f ,|ii- city ii short and con- venieiit outlet to the north. ; Judire St.ick Scores Reckless Auto Drivers | N'.'Wton, April 11. lu'ge Stack ! this aft rnoon s"ti'.en. Ed Robert Michael and Wilfong Trott each to il (ei hi of not less than ten and not ; tnoe than to years in the state 1 penitentiary at hard I: '• r. Tiiese y. ali i ii'ii Wi "e eoie. ;ct d during til ' ! i. M'tit term of i I'awba colli t ' 1 o! nrii'der ; n the set on- di-gree for 'it!:.' killing in a'l autoinoWle iiccident of Ale- Kvi ■!} li liowe, oil the i vell , in*,: - of rcl.i uary ' | >:i tice el' appeal by both defeml :m - v.is uiven in open court. Aj.- ' , peal bond was tried tit Si no and ap ' ; eaiiiii. c bond it .VJau.iiiiO for oach defend;.lit. In [.assing sentence ; li.i'ge Stack said lie had purposely postponed suiteiicing ill • young men, I'lider the hope that the oilicials could apprehend the men who sold the liquor, as they are the men most lesponsible for the death of the young lady. \\ iiile he had sincere sympathy for young Trott and Michael, he had the protection of so [ cic'.y ami the majesty of the law coi nniited to his charge by his oath of ollice. This verdict is to give police that the people and court of North Carolina are determined that the public highways must be made safe against automobile drivers. Bonds for Trott were promptly made, and he was on tlu* streets a few minutes after the adjournment of court. The bonds for Michael have | not yet been made. Bound Over To Court On Serious Charge j I 1 .em Mabe, a young man of Dan j bury Route 1. was given a hearing [ here yesterday before Justice N. A. j Martin, being charged with buggery, ! and probable cause being found the defendant was bound over to Super ior court in a bond of $.">00.00, which he furnished and was released. It is learned that young Mabe will 1 endeavor to prove an alibi. Danbury, N. C., Wednesday, April 15, 1925 ASK TO TAKE OFF MORE TRAINS' Busses Are Taking Passengers, From Railways Situation ; Getting Serious For Railroad. Raleigh, April S. —Complaining of i motor bus competition, the Southern I Railway today applied to the eorpor- ' ation commission for permission toT take oil' a train running each way • between Greensboro and (ioldshoro and between Winston-Salem and Greensboro, and to eonvert into mix ed trains one of the passenger sche dules each between Winston-Salem and North Wilkeslioro and between Mooresville and Taylorsville. The company has not determined whirl) one of the trains now in op position between those points it wishes to discontinue or eonvert under the requested order. The eoniniission took the request under advisement and will announce its 1 1 , i ion i;i a few days. The reduction in schedule pro posed by the road today all Yets nior* trains than any previous proposal and involves service between i oints of iieavy irallic. The busse.-. how ever. with frequent schedules and fast s 'l'vi -o, in-.- fitting the iiytn r of the competitive game, and the Sou oth.'i'ii. as with other road?, claims it is ooerntinjr on short-liiies at a loss, j .Mo! line schedules to give .rav-j •!e - ! . twe: 11 (!;••• ns'ooro and t'har-j lot• a bus every thirty ni'iuites I . i,. o>«'. Ti-l today by the cor-. >ra- I t i ■ll commission. v ho faced a b-itiiry, , f a.i ys for i!ie operati- in an j airing of schedu) • grievan. Twenty-six round trips daily will | be made between til" two points, tin he.ii'iest long-run service in til" i •. ilet Wt I'll 7 a. lit. and 7:.'») p. | *n. ii I'll will leave each town at ill - j i" ".! of thiity loin it> and inain a a the half-!; air .. i; .:111> ;u the I r.\ ■in I" ; wi en. | OascHno Increase Fifty-Six Per Cent !: I i.hu- ,i - eomiiti.- ion wi .It i'.. !■ -a in • : ar ng .'i I r i'l reasilig I i i 'es of ga o -1 •; •. it:.-. id' d its report. The coiiim:-- • n !'a I- that tl'.e aVt rage in ice ,! •*.-•{•r'j .'it the ■■■•> iitt y is ."it! per c tit 'i'.l th • distributors' i>iargin i- about ccto- per gallon. lest December the President ap pointed a federal conservation hoard to investigate all phases of the o'l ! industry for the purpose of forniu i lat ; ng ;i national policy to prevent i waste and combinations oil prices, and also to study the question of ■ governmental regulations of produc -1 ■ i tion and prices, i A. a v suit the attorney general !of the I'nited States litis htie.ight I suit against :i number of dominant oil concerns alleging that agree ments exist which constitute a coin b ant ion itnd conspiracy to rcsiri;-' tile production snid distribution of g i. dine and control prices. The government jdans to break up th" o ioling of patents, and nermits .■ in'• I small rolin.-rios on high roy under restricted production. To do tiiis it may become : -cs.-ary I'.l the goVernr.le.lt to institute it control similar to that exercised by t!u inter-state caili'ik ree comiilis sion over the railroads. Officers Made Another Big* Haul Today Two stills, .'to gallons of whiskey, and one man, Tyler Hairston, color ed, were taken by Prohibition OlVic i ers Shelton and Flinchum and Sher iff IHailap this afternoon near Ilair stou's bridge, just north-east of Walnut Cove. Otl.er panic.- found at til-. 1 stills made their escape. Ilair ston was placed under SSOO bond by 1 l". S. Commissioner N". A. Martin, • of Danbury. Uond has not been ar . ranged at this time. Mi's. Patterson Would Be Minister to Siam Washington, April 14.—A North Carolina woman would be minister 1 to Siam. Mrs. Lindsay Lucy Pat terson, of Winston-Salem, republi - can national committeewoman, of r that state, signifying a desire to . enter the diplomatic service, has ask , ede for assignment as minister to • that kingdom. The choice is report • ed to be latgely influenced by a i friendship built up between a near : relative and tke king of Siam while I they were in college together in England. OFFICERS MAKE •] A lilG HAUL Captured Man, Still, 20 Gallons " Whiskey anil Seven Hundred Pounds Sugar— Other llaids I Made In County. Prohibition officers Sheltoti and l_l£]inehtim mi Friday destroyed one of , | tho largest distillery outfits that has i yet been taken ill Stokes. It was t j found on Helews Creek near the Stokcs-ltockingham line. ("haiTie Newman, a young white man, was 1 eaptured with the outfit and is in ' Stokes jail in default of a bond. When the officers came upon ? the distillery it was running with i several men in attendance but all 'I made their escape cNc. pt Newman. | I With the outfit the officers took 70», pounds of sugar. which was brought | Ito Danbttry and sold at an lion. A , numlicr of large bain lis of be r and Ihe law still were rantuivd as well as JP callous of whiskey. During the past few days the of frets have captured a number of : other . mailer distillery units. I King Moravians , Extend Thanks . King. April IS. The .Moravian | circle \v !;•••. > iln •• fiiemi.- j'!;" hi.' ; til' l!i :ii 1 • 1 1 fir ri»jr co | )|. "ilii 1 in I i" . h ti • r ; 'lie a:: I -lime A i *' :*>l 1.'1.-iO i .Vi.s n . . I', ! CO' • 1.1 I 'lll I done if oth'.'i'f liesi :.-t th Mi >'a'.ians j hadn't helped. Thi: will go I towards erecting lb' Moravian | . htirch which means so much for Kins; and the surrounding ((immuni ty. For almost •"»»'• years the princi- I | les of the .Moravian cimr h have I remained unchanged. Mode.nisis and dissenters never bother th'-m They are all slati:i'h fun lam 'iitalists. j Never do they entertain doubts about th.- in ■ rt; ion of the riptin ■ .ne I virgin birth of tin- divine Si: of |(!od, •»!'. !tt i«in thr.iiigh f:« i i !*>, the j i;ill • t:• >»i of the body, tile ptii:i.-li : nt of tlli' wieki d or life ( iila- - '■ The ol>. t of ib' ' i li'ri' n i ai',;ne or 'it-iii.-- doit i ill '.- . i>ii to live iipri' htly. be helpful ami Irip ;.y. hospital le and fri. ndly, Alter ed in pre ellt plogress, live -o as I • b |• r ■ •;• le i fi i haven and m make this world biter by their living. I Faster i.~ the main festival of ill" ' year. The keynote of the faith is 1 .li us Christ and Him cruci'ietl. The graveyard, their (loo's acre, is never called a cemetery, shows simplicity, i their chief factor for there is no j ; distinction of personage, no differ- > II nee in tombstones, no high monu ments, only a flat while marble slab marks each green, well kept grave.. Their religion is simple and happy, main tea -hing is tra.-t !od, love I 1 't'lr.isi and b good all the time.' ! Th-y are giva: believer ;, i praising "• C 1 as liavid sai l with musical in stl'uiiU'iits and song. Thi y have ' • . r :t thouand lovely hyin'.s, most them centuries old. M" ' eveiy ' Moravian boy : .ii"W.- 1: v> to play some nuisii al i:. tinmen'.. I", small b > s in the I!t i b-iiiia I an I \\ >• !i lv I I ' ■ a Faster siivicc o'i King :i ■ last Sunday ntti.ici.-i at -1 '.er'.ion of every one. i Walnut Cove Route •"> Walnut Cove Route April 11. ijile of thi.- section are very busy ' planting corn. It seems that every ! body is aiming for a big crop. If • something is net done for the plant ■ beds the flies are going to make a ■ short crop for the farmers. •j liss Lettie ISrown, of Winston ■ j Salem, spent the Kaster holidays f \\::h bur naiiiits. Mr. and Mrs. W. li. Drown. Master l.i'n, son »f Mr. anil Mrs. j I. Van TuttU', is quite siek at pros-. i iit, we art* sorry to note. Many people from Winston-Salem ami other poims pieiiieked on the laun at the home «>f Miss R. W. Hairston at Hamburg. The many friends of Mr. J. M. llrown gave him a delightful surprise iiirthday dinner on Kaster Sunday. A long table was set in the grove and spread with many good tilings to eat. Everybody enjoyed them selves fine. J. E. 15rown, of l. ak.-ville. visited friends and relatives here Sunday. Bad Language It's a wonder money doesn't Mush when made to talk the way it does !>y some people.— I'es Moines Tri , liune. . I / FEW CASES TRIED i AT CIVIL COURT Two Days Ol Term Was Con sumed By Criminal Ducket— l Cases Disposed Of By the Coin t. On account of the fact that two days of last week were taken up with the criminal docket of Stokes Superior court, there were only a I few eases disposed of on the civil docket, those not reported last week ■ being as follows: Lit urn liowman vs. Sheriff of | Stokes county for recovery of auto- ! mobile I'i/.ed with whiskey on it. ' The ear was ordered returned to ; plaint iff. W. Weatherman vs. C. 1.. Neal.j for damage to autonulbile. .ludg- j mnt against defeildai : f..i Ifl and cost. I (!. t>! i & Sons Co. v . F. Diin- I .-el A. W. I»:i\ . as « i- I lionised. .1. 11. Watts v- .1. S. .la I. ' ''iniproiiiised. Flien II Mill I-; al v~. .1. 11. Crcu.-y et al. Judgment f i- i ant. Noti"e of a ; eal given. News and Person-. From K Kile:'. X. i V ' 11. Mi. • 'its. Lu in-r i• • i . i" W- ' I'.: . Moon coin: y. ,n ■ :i.i illg a fv days with rcla'.i - »,-•. . 'I li-- V iavians he! 1 K i-' S-. r • he I'll oil We ' *. v wile'V ! " : r l!"'V e'llt" i ' crowd v - in att"iid :i In" i: thania lo .» !. a I li. i • . •' i the o ' a■ , Mr. A. -. I'.ol . if V • 11, li-'-n ,*, -u ... Wi . li . pa i 'ill s hei . Illiles West of loW I 1.1-1 '1 .Ml I.". morning after a lingering illn •- with parai; - The in • ••.-m nt v . - col-ducted fi ■>■ I I |!ap:' e' I h ie Fiid'.>. The new :..id.l i•- ' Mr. >. l\ . I'll! -a 111 - nice hole. I \\ .-1;*.11 ■S |. el 11 1- been 1' l.i'e 'le i. Mr. and Mis. i\ .1. • \ . f Un sion-Saleni, spent mii .. with rela tivi s here. Mr. and Mrs. 11 • \ •.■ ml Inirram, who reside one mile \\ -' of tnwn, are the glad lvcipiin'.- of n n- • bov. C-ij'eila defeated Ki• l• in a • aine of baselmll here stood seven and four i Mr. J. K. New -11.11 •: | end with relatives in M" >iv . a ■. Mr. Pleas Till -y. of In ■ \ is. 'is among the biisin -s v.-i m- 1 !■• ' today. Mr. Kennis I'ulliam. v, ehool : t I 'lmpel Hill. , Kaster with his j.aivnts hr . Mr. N. i). Tut tie and f. ! M-ky M- tint, are -pt : : . .. day-' with i dative- 1: i . Quite a ninubi r of n .ob here spent the day ;■ on i' Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. ). !.. I'ulliam. ••! Winston-Salem, spi lit Sunday :.- ! Monday with relatives here. Work on the Christian chur h on W i Main street is being pushed : • iat a rapid rale. Mr. and Mrs. I'ryan Pallium, of W are spending Faster with r"b'ltives here. The Francisco baseball team dc -1 f. ! the IC'iijr High School team ill a haii! fought game here today. The score -i >oil live anil one. • M: e- \nnie and Jennie Pulliani •let" lliuh I'oint, are spending a few day- with .datives here. A bi;r Sunday Sehool rally will he held at t!i>- baptist church here on Sunday. \i>ril l'.'th. This il.utvh has jus; completed an addition of six Sunday School rooms to its building. The ehuivh has a membership of about one hundred and forty and about onr hundred and sixty attend the Sunday S li->ol. An all day serv ice will be held, the pastor Rev. J. 11. Hall, preaching in the morning. At the afternoon M-rviee Mr. J. W. Hilton and Ke\. K. 11. Havis, of Mt. Airy, will speak. Hinner will be served on the grounds for all. Mr. T. F. liaker and family, of Hitfh Point, are spending a few days with relatives. A motorist who bumped into the llylan automobile was lined $l!0. Serves him right. He niiuht have forced the Mayor to travel by sub way.—New York Evening World. No. 2 766 I VERDICT OF GUILTY FOR C. B. BRODY Jury Deliberated On Case More i Than Week—Defendant Sen teneed For Term 5 Years— Appeal Taken and 15ond Fur nished. After deliheratiutr from Friday until Saturday of the following week, inure than eight days, the jury which heard the ease of the State vs. C. H. IJl'ody, in which iie \va.- charged with burning a store building in Walnut Cove, brought in a verdict of guilty last Saturday at noon. The defendant was immediately sentenc ed by Judge McKlroy to serve a term jof not less than live and not more I than seven years in the St:.t> j orison. The defendant's a tonn y - I gave ,i .iice of appeal a;.J ,\'r 1 Biwly s amienrance bund i.e.- lix ;i ■it Jlond was given and l : )i- leio ■!' the f lilmvv" iit i ei. - ••• : W. T. 1! .1 lirod... V. I. .Al.tr hall. 11. Yoss, I. A iw;-. f. K. |hi!, li V n. Ja.-oli r :ltoi,, I!. 1.. Vaughil :nd 11.I 1 . W. I'avi.-. Yi ■ ,:, .l w: - oiv if tli' longest • i i ; !•: ill' hi.-l ■'!•;. ef Stokes ■ • i.ii■ ■ :rI court and coaled a great oi -.il ■ f ii.i•. ri i. It will he re ailed I il .1 of the case was started ' t I'P! of eri»n': :.i mrt i n of :h in n r "n the il • i , u ..« ■ . ed. i ATAL ASSAULT AT PILOT MOUNTAIN (V.se Jes'er, A Fanner f That Cunin niity. Killed in Fight. I'il- • ?!■ mt'iiii. A' il i .. Wounds 1 11'".i i to have Ih- ii iifl: ! Sunday ■'i 'ivr i' ;:iut a i with I'osie Wi.i:• insrtoi: i -*ult in t! • death, at " ■• I > tli .o .r. i f i'ase ster, i farmer of this community, ..:.ii • .'V .r» art : ' mpt ;;g to i.■ i . ... • h !• ••• of Wi ittii 1 . :t i:t, who liv". n.-ar Pilot .Vo- itain. According to information given i. ii ■ •:!.!;• i tiii-• 1-. Whi'.ling •i . t : -i-in ::.w 1 f .ie >\ had l-i i a implicated in a quarrel with .ie>*ei V •'i y ' r lay. aed about ;i i\ i i !■; S..iul i liii'.v .lester wem to Whi:tington'.- home tor in ve ligation. \ ligh' re. ulted dur ing wiiich Whitt ingt i'i struck the •Id man on the head with a shotgun, braking the skull, and inflicting injuries which tv.-ulicd in death early this mom;!:?, Immediately af ■ i the aIT-rr, ac cording to the authorities. Whitting tiin, his wife and chilil took their Mitomoliile and left the community. The officers are making an attempt to locate them, an I have notified surrounding towns and cities. Jester, who is survived i>y hi wife and sev en children, has lieeii a resident of the community for many > i ar», II l- Il .Ml in high i M colli by fel ;■ v\ iiizens. Chase Oar To Winston-Salem ! : 1 -i:: lul l a "tip" that a Hedge . \\ ;i ii a load of whiskey would i i . - : .iietigh Haill'tivy a few evell -1 ,i vr- nee Prohibition oiHcers Shel toii . Flinchuin w nt up toward f I' ilnio'i! Springs to wait for the ear, ' !>ui lif' re reaching tin point where they i S| .-cted to hold the ear up tlicy met ii coming toward 1 latibury. P>e i fore till' oilicers could iurn their car ■ around the liquor car had gained some distance on them, hut they i Mailed pursuit, the two cars passing • through Danluny about dark at a 1 'illll'Ul \ tllM'lll • »'. *1 rapid rati-, and th«* race was kept im all lh- way to Winston-Salaetn. the oili-• i*rs losing tin' 11ail completely at Oghurn station. iioth cars wre Hodge's and tu-ithi't' was al'lc to out run thi other to any irreat extent. lHtst greatly hindered the otVuers and hut for this fait they probably ■ would have captured the car. Fined $lO and Cost In Assault Case In a hearing before Justice X. A. Martin here yesterday Corbett I'riddy, a young man of Danbury Route 1. was fined SIO.OO and the cost on the charge of assault upon the person of \Y. V. Woods, the trouble occurring at North View church last Sunday. Robt. Taylor, student at Oak | Ridge, was home for Easter.