, Ladies’ Willie Skirts
with deep, wide Embroidery
Fionaeing‘e.
At $1.90 on 51.25?
E. it EANKS,
.MAHAcKmo Horst. flock.
' IOUTH uonwnLK.
Local hits lilies
infill”!
Will thoutoommunlcatidggi
tinel"by telephone plenum
this way: --wlth regard to busineee.
09" 92-3‘ with regard to news, call
9142. If law will kindly do eo. it will
gently convenience this office ma no.1
remore prompt attention.
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.Harrts & Clans Co: are busy filling
com bills for next winter's comfort.
Read thgir ad.
Butler Lodge, No. 97, i. 0. 0. F., Will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow eve-
ning at 8 o c'lock.
Ruth B. prer. Frederick Boyer and
Miss Helen Quintard, of Norwaik, are
spending a few days with friends in
New Haven, . It.
Qur Brothers’ Lodge, I. O. 0. F., held
a meeting last evening. at its quarters
in Wall street. Nothing of special
importance was before the session.
At. the morning services of the Nor.
walk Congregational Church, Sunday.
allev. George Drew Egbert read a letter
from the society‘s committee regarding
the repairing of the steeple of the
church. Temporary repairs have been
made. but permanent. repairs should
be made in the near future. The lot-
ter will be read again next Sunday.
and some action will be taken at that
time. . .,
Governor Rollin S. Woodruff, who
wits Olle of the. guests of the Connec-
ticut delegation to the. republican na~
tional convention in Chicago did not
return with the party Saturday. in-
.stead he remained over at Chicago to
attend a gathering of family relatives
there. and will not be home until
today.
The. summer home of Samuel L.
Cleens (Mark Twain) at Redding
Ridgc. has been equipped with six tele
phone instruments Those were order
ed through the office of the Danbury
branch I)! the Southern New England
Telephone company. A force of line
men from the Daubury office were in
Bedding last week, installing the in-
struments.
Wilbur F. Smith, of South Norwalk.
the Fairtleld county game warden.
will give an illustrated lecture on
birds at the Ollvet hall. Bridgeport,
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, under
the auspices of The Morning Telegram
Kind Deed Club and the Audubon so-
ciety. The admission is free. it is
done in the interest of creating seuti
meat for the birds and the trees. and
is, especially for the children, though
not restricted to them.
, The Rev. W. Augustus Fitch. pas-
tor ’ot the Bridgeport Bethel A. M. E.
church, in predicting the end of the
world, is considerate enough to give
the United States a chance to elect
two more presidents, and to undergo
the perspiration and cold chills of two
more presidentizfl campaigns. He has
, fixed on December 12, 1912. at 12
o'clock noon, as the "time of the end, "
and in a. bulletin which he has inst is
sued. he sets forth highly spectacu-'
lar program for that dire occasion.
With eminent Episcopal clcrgymcn
oi the diocese of Connecticut present
delegates, at the appointment of
Rishop Brewster, the Pan-Anglican
congress, which is meeting this week
in London, is bound to attract no in-
considerahle attention from Connecti‘
cut Episcopalians and others and
particularly because of the considera
tion of the much mooted question of
the validity of the non- episcopal or-
dlnation. and other correlated matters.
which have to do with that open
door." . .
—-Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Not less than 450 husky Red Men
and their wives. sweethearts and sis-
ters. are going to assemble at Bridge-
port on September 12. and far five
days will have a 'flrst- class pow- -.wow
Hartford is to send some of ‘her best
. and bravest braves, anti the improved
Order of Reid Men is to have the time
of their lives. It is to be .the national
convention and the convocation will
be from all parts of the United States.
and the biggest meet of a fraternal
organization that has ‘ever been held
in New England.
Mrs. Ethel Beatrice Dodge, the wife.-
of Waiter Phelps Dodge. the author
and lawyer, died It Kissingen. Ger-
many. where she was seeking health.“
June 12. and the remains are now on,
the way to this couhtry. where in-
terment will be. made at Simsh'ury.
Mrs Dodge..'lho, before her marriage
was :M‘IAsA *' Adlnrd. file “daughter of
Percy W .of Staverton
court, Glaucestershire, England, was
but twenty-seven years of age and on
her visits to the Dodge country seat
at st mimosa pleasant as-
sociations in Hartford society. ,
31.16.997.79.
new.
a mutant St $0. Norm-Alt
,, I.in.tolp.m.
”—189.19“.
“Ital. l
. Hunter, of that place. and
lays...
’ t: it‘d“, fiend only when
". you possess the correct
, i accessories.
You furnish the tub.
and water; we have the
rut; soaps, sponges,
brushes. back scratch-
ers, etc.
You might as well get
a. supply now.
ill. I. hilly,
'lNo H “fimbfissn
TEL. 65H.
{Incas Tribe. Na. 26, Improved Ol‘l'tltl
of Red Men will hbld a regular session
this evening. ’
South Norwalk Council, No. 408. I.
0. Ii. will hold a regular meeting to
marrow evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Milton Stevens were.
over Sunday guests of llcv. and Mrs.
W. W. 'i‘. DIIncan.-New Rochelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ll. Coleman.
Of High street.
been entertaining Miss Eleanor Ehr-
hard, of Danbury.
tomborrow evening, in Mystic Chain
Hall Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Warts and
son. of Providence, Rhode island. havt
been visiting Mr. and Mrs, James O
Jennings, of West street.
Miss Bessie M. Smith, of South Nor
walk. is spending several days in Both
oi. the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jeffer
son Hunt, of South street.
iioyt'ii island, at Village . Creek
owned -. by Boardmon Burcbardpbui
been leased to a New York physician
who is already in possession.
The Opportunity Circle oflthc Not
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Augustus Parsons, of 84 ilarbor aw
nuc, Norwalk.
The local Carpenters' Union will
hold a meeting this evening at its
headquarters in Wall street. Norwalk.
()fllccrscfo‘r the, ensuing year will be
elected at this time.
spells to visit her brother Rev. John
ller moihcl.
who has preceded her.
About a dozen bath rooms have been
installed at Manresa institute Keyscr
island, since the City of South Non
walk permitted the extension of its
water pipe line to the island
The Prohibition state convention is
being held today at South Manchester.
Josh Ia Jennings. William F. Fillow, A.
N. S erwood ‘and Frederick Mills are
the delegates from South Norwalk.
The first authentic information of
ridges recently imported to Connecti-
cut has been received by Game War
aln.
Edward L. Daniels. of Stamford, took
an early morning bicycle ride to South
Norwalk today. and on arriving here
the chain slipped from the wheel, and
he was obliged to take a train to re-
turn home.
Mrs. Annie M. Hayes. of South Main
' street, has returned from a short va
cation trip to Peekskili and New York
.city. where she was entertained at
Hotel St. Lorena, by Manager ‘CharleI-v-
F. Hayes.
The Egbert Club. of the Norwaik
Congregational Chur.ch will hold as
entertginment Friday. at. which Colonel
Wright, a veteran of the Civil War,
will speak on The Battle of the Wild,
erness as 1 Saw It.
Frederick Charnok. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Coleman Charack, of Lowe street.
who has been ill for some time, was-
taken to a private hospital in New
York city today. to undergo a course
of treatment. Freddie's many friends
will hope for his speedy recovery.
.A ‘mqéfi of the governing commit
tee of the drwalk Yacht Club was
held last evening Rt the Smith Nor-
walk Club. iii the absence of Co'mmo-
dore William 8.11Hfiicfld'it‘fiti'tite other
flag officers, Horace S. Hatch presided.
ceived, and a number of bills ordered
paid. ‘
, The last meeting'of the neseoaof the»
Young Men's Club of the Norwalk
Congregational Church will be held
Thursday evening in the ladies’ parlor.
The principle feature of the evening
will ;be an address by S. '1‘. Stanley,
9. veil-nova Imelfical student. who is
spending a summer vacation at his
home in Main street, Norwalk. His
subject will be on Christian Work at
the John Hopkins Medical School. of
L.
Mrs. Charles Ftshbeck and son Harq
old, of Brooklyn, are the guests of Mrs..
Frank N. Ferris, of Elm (trove street;a
South Norwalk. have“.
Court Frances, Order of the Golden:
Sceptre, will hold a regular meeting
walk Baptist Church, will meet Thurs ,
Miss Catharine Hunter. of Main .
.street. Norwalk, has gone to ladian
the nesting of the Hungarian part-I
den Wilbur F. Smith, from New Brit-.i
Two applications were favorably ro- .
is upptiuiitis‘i in our nitride lint) now. We hove
oviduct a good, roomy. coiuiortsbie Chairs or
Rockets, cattle porch or lawn; a Table, a couple
ntheits ere SeneetotoncuptlieSummercot-
W- Wartime provided most liberally for your
wants in “bdiftt‘tion. Come in and see the display.
.Ilinersl Directors and Embe'mcrs, 1' '
12-18 North Main Sheet, . South Norwaik, Conn.
-W .__..._......._. A... ~—
del in Hosiery has resulted in the
as ever known. The best possible.
Women' a fine no‘dell
widrst range of coidri
*for varying align
if tllih Section
advantages are offered to secure colors or shades to harmonize or match
with any designed effect in costume or shoes.
in Silk Hosiery We show exquisite creations in plain and embroidered
effects in all the newest shadings. ,
inspect our stock and put us to the test. You will not be disappointed.
N. E. Ryan & Co,
at wsenmorou' eraser.
COUTH NORWALK.
«comm wwwumoe’
MONEY INVESTED lN A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT
0
o
MERRILL COLLEGE
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST.
0
it insures a good Salary, independence and always the Opportuni-
ty for Advancement.
Book: and Stationery Free.
STAMFORD, SOUTH NORWALKL
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
PORT CHESTER.
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New Styles Being
Constantly Added
We won 't try to sell you shelf-wom goods. We give you
the latest in Footwear.
Our Tan Oxfords and Wine Colored Oxfords and Pumps
will win your favor if you only let us show them to you.
,FLYNN & RYAN,
"PHONE 466. 90 WASHINGTON STREET.
Roton Point Hotel
NOW OPEN under New Management.
SHORE omusns A SPECIALTY. oaucmo. soarmc, snumo.
AND omen arrssc'rione. , g.-.
Especial attention elven to automobile parties. . -
Commencing Next: Monday, June 8th, FREE VAUDEVILIE.
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager.
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THE PARIS ’
Cloak and Suit House
Great Reduction Sale
WASH “GOO;
LADIES’ JUMPER DRESSES, former priceI $5.90; for - 31. 98
LADIES’ JUNIPER DRESSES, forlfte‘r price. $8.90: for - $2.98
LADIES’ LINEN SUITS—calms, white, blue, pink; Stripes
—f0rmer price, 88. 00; for - $3.93
LAWN SKIRTS, $2.48 to $3.98
LINEN SKIRTS. $1.98 to $3.98
SILK LONG COATS,
LACE COATS, black and whitc,formerpricc, $27. 00; for $16. 00
Sale 111 Both Stores:
SIS-517 Main St., Stamford. 33 So. Main St., So. Norwalk.
\
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miss W9“
SENTINEL “WANT ADS” PAY.
. tlbn of the General Federation of We
. llarker.
$998 up?"
w.
Grout Guttering of Women for Open-
ing Session in Boston Tonight.
BOSTON, June 28.-—-' ‘he streets of
Boston were crowded today with vis-
iting club. women from all parts of the
country, and the arrlvhl of each train
added \to the number already In the
city by hundreds. This gloat gather
lag of women. of whom 3,500 ale ex
pected as accredited delegates with
liosslbiy twice as many friends, are
,Iero for the ninth biennial convert-
nIcn's Clubs, the opening meeting lit
which will be held in Symphony Hall
lionIlJIIt.
Various arrangements committees
incl during the day. but aside from
these there was but one meeting of
importance held in connectionwlth the
ctmvention. This was the council of
presidents. which was held at Chick
ering Hall at which the duty of the
fedI-Ihilon toward other national or-
ganizations. and vim versa was dis
caused and the biennial report was
heard.
The merchants ’of "calm had char
tcred a steamer fur the use of the
.visithtg club women for an excursion
around Boston harbor during the alter
own.
The California delegation have be
Rub a canvass even before the. conven-
tion formally opens for the selection
of San Francisco as the next, meeting
place of the federation, in 1910.
Kodol lathe best known preparation
that is offered to the people today for
dyspepsia or indigestion or any
stomach trouble. Kodol digests all
foods. It is pleasant to take. it is.
sold bode by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy. '9
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—George F. Waiters. A. San
(ierson, Bridgeport; S. Claude lluii
Ward l‘lcltlyn. ll, Austin. ll. Mccker
II. Barker. M. C. Hull, 14‘. A. [full ant.
futility. Mrs. A. S. Hall, Danhury; F
ii. Stevens, Rowayton; C. li‘. Scarles
I“. Askerutan. C. l), Rankin. ii. 1’. Vi
tluud, .l. l’ Eagaa W. G. Lewis, M. A
l“.rletiman H. M Poles, 1’. J llowe. 'i‘
ii llaiw (‘harles .I. Sohn. New York.
C Simpson. Jersey City; l1. ll
iiils, Hartford; It. A. Holcke, Brook,
lyn; John D. immts. Portland. Me.;
II, II‘. Ostrander, A, M. Fowlc, D. It).
Atwood, C. I). Rankin, Boston; B. (l
Mcdford. Mass: James S.
lutify. New London; Mrs. T. C. Ora:
Iiurii'. Miss K. C. Kline. Washington.
Mahaokemo~Wuyte A. Raymond.
South Norwalk; S. C. Barnum, J. ll.
(louid. New Haven; Mrs. hongneggor
and son, South Norwalk; I’. McKeon
New Haven; 8. (lreenstein, Bridgt
port; 1‘. 1", Powers. South Norwalk,
1‘. Markvlllc, New York; Mr. and Mrs
I". M. Bartlett South Norwaik; Georgi
W. Holmes. South Nm'walk; W. E
Gardener and wife. New York; ‘Juiiat,
I‘omcroy. Springfield; James Wllf, Al
lentown. Pa: V. H. Steckel. Penns
burg, PIL: T. K. Simon, M. A. Fried
man. New York; E. 1.. Rich. Norwalk;
it. C. Montgomery. Stamford: It. ll
Connor, Daricn: II. J. Human. P. (I
Aictlorern. New York; F. A. Brown.
Hudson. '
AMERICAN FINANCIER DEAD.
PARIS. June2 'L—ll'illlIIm 1). Leeds
the American financier. die‘d suddcnh
at the Hotel Ritz. at 10:30 this morn
lug.
,KEISER
CRAVATS
F or Summer
FebdavSpedelly Woven
m... «29.1.
BatWingsinpi'ein
colon or tell tones
Fobduthouid is: volt and smooth to tie
Mind W chilly under the fold Collar
Keller-Bamboo. hiLeiik,
in about fifty plain colon
Grind Prllo St. Loll-
Worll'l I’ll! hr Dill“!-
Worknu-Ll’ no! Kirk.
he" . II"
THE PEER OF ALL WNW-91'
The E. a W. Negligee Bhlrfi. .\‘ 02,50
JOSEPH DAVIS,
Patton, momma “swim.
in Wabblhéb'n it.
South Nomalk.
elicit
ht
I WORTH KNOWINO. ,
To remove Pttnpias. one
fiiotchtfe and all forms of Skin
Pb Ii 1 l“. according to a well u
, ycau,uver en's Instr
From WOWN indications "‘0 Lon “ya that many in: silliced'lvltli i
ncctiolit delegation to the national ne di‘the above stimulants”.
Democratic convention, which meets out to a great deal of em -
in Denver next molar. will be for mlfcfl’oggyfimm'g1‘éurflmt
I
my“ (0" ”"9“de ”Id Archibald the following simple burial.
McNeil for vice-president. Titers has expensive treatment... an“.
been some talk during the past few Drngglst and get this
weeks that Melbert B. Cary, of “"99' (2‘01""10'090'119" mi .
Ridgedeld, would be acsndtdate, but :1"; gffiglwefifig’gpfifi; I
M" Carey flied ‘1 991130931 19“” with affected night and morning, 91
Senator McNeil yes crday, to the 97- to remain for at least ten
feet that he is not and would not be "'9“ Will" “a “‘9 ”PM"
.... why—“mm ...._ a... m. ....... w“
vi nub. MW in. rite noumu.
W.
Bridgeport to Furnish Candidate For
Vice-Presidential Nomination.
. fourteen
. Mrs. Klopei is supposed to have crawl-
HQI? WAT-ER
asp
GAS FITTING.
1111,9796“ Iron, War
and Zinc.
go South Main Street, .
.592.” .. RIPE
a candidate. “I"! Use a soft cloth or
‘ It is already certain that Alexander
’I‘roup, of New Haven. who has been
one of Mr. Bryan‘s most consistent
and staunchest friends, is a ilinpportenp
of senator McNeil as his runnlnfl
mate. it is also certain that George
Fred Williams, 1' thhbs‘eits, is
favorable to Mr. cNeti. Maine Dem-
ocrats, as well as New York Demo-
crats. favor Mr. McNeil, and his
friends feel sanguine that, standing as
he does‘Witlt Mr Bryan. whose friends
will predominate in the convention
rom the middle west and west, Sana-
tor McNell's name will he enthusiasti-
cally received, and he will be a factor
at the convention when the amnion
tions are made for the second place
on the ticket.
, ._._———A———_
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is
especially good for piles. Be sure to
get DeWitt’s. sold by The.Cllfford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. "
MINISTER IN RUNAWAY.
Rev. Mr. Cooper, of Coiilnsvllle, in-
Jured—Auto Frightened Horee.
connmsvuaaiz, June. 23.»As a re-
sult of being frightened by an auto Ho
mobile yesterday. a horse attached to
:1 carriage containing Rev. Mr. Coop-
er, pastor of the Baptist church, ran
away. and toppled carriage and occu-
pant over a twenty foot embankment.
The clergyman was thrown out some
distance. and suffered severe internal
injuries, the cxtent‘of which have not
been determined as yet. The automo-
bile is owned by Charles Hill. at Unb
ionville. and was driven by his chauf—
feur. Mr. Hill was not. in the car.-
Tho chauffeur stopped, took the In-
lured man aboard, and carried him in
his home.
OAQ'I‘OEIA-
Been a. Zita Kill You lint than M
ileum
of
woman BREAKS NAUGATUCK
JAIL.
_—.—_q
Knocked Hole in Wall, and Crawled
Through, Leaving Part of
clothing Behind.
NAUGATUCK June 23. -——When the 1
authorities wcut yesterday to the cell
of Mrs. Anna Klokcl to take her into
court. thcy found the cell empty, and
a hole in the wall over the corridor
door about eight inches in depth and
inches wide. Through it
0d into a cpal bin, and from that point
escaped treat the building She left
.1 part of her clothing behind.
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup is
the one that children like so well to
take as it tastes nearly as good as ma-
ple sugar. it acts gently yet freely
on the barrels and thereby it drives
the Cold out of the system. It is sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy.
BIG SHAKE-Ii: lN SALVATION
Movement Began at Headquarters in
London, and Extend. Over World.
HARTNRD.-Jum zit—local Salva-
tion Army headquarters have been no-
dded of an impending shake-up among
the-different branches in the United
States. and a general transferring of
officers. This movement. which was
begun at the international headquar-
ters in London. will be one of the most
sweeping in the, let.- s'toty of the army
in this country.
STOP THAT COUCH
or it may. result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost Without enception.
100, 25c, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter's and Pinistcd's. "
reruns anus—Emma ‘
MUSIC HALL.
An attractive and interesting pro-
grain is presented at Music Hall this
Week. consisting of moving pictures,
and illustrated songs Moving pic-
tures are The Miners Daughter. A
Mother s Crime, Sleeping Beauty, and
many others The. illustrated songs
are. all new and well rendered byta
brat class .singcr. The public can en-
joy 11 cool and pleasant evening at a
very small figure. Change of pic-
ture: Monday and Thursday. Prices
71 'l v.
sins‘rou MAN rinse.
BRISTOL, June 23. —Grs‘uvllle Ely.
:SOUTH NORWALK TO DA
applying the mixture and in
days to two Weeks your in
smooth and elect all a mar
(let the Pure Clearola, vi.
put up in onobttli ounce it
Ask to see it.
so... BANKERS TO M!
bah——
Annual session to be Held
Griswold, Breton.
it was announced Saturday“! ’
ninth annual meeting of the
ticut Bankcrs‘ Associatiop will .
Friday, June 20. at the Hotel
wold, located at Eastern Point
at the entrance to New Marion,
hm‘. .
This is the first time that the an
affair has been held at a Scotti“
tel, but the novelty will no do
fully appreciated by the membe
cial rates have been secured for
members who care to arrive the
before, as a large number of t
cutivo committee have planned
and the assembling the night.
ulll be a pleasant feature of ti! .
The business meeting will III
the ball room of the hotel out
26th at noon, and will be folio
the annual iulnquet at 2'clock. '
tettaiument Will be arranged for
evoning before if enough to
signify their intenton of being
cut. -
——"Had dyspepsia or indlz. _
years. No appetite and what I 2
eat distressed me terribly. B
Blood Bitters cured me.”-—J. as W
or. Sunbury. Ohio. - .
BASEBALL saws.
Yesterday's state League R.
At New Haven—New Home
Bridgeport i. '
At Meriden—Meriden 9. H
Al SpIingfleid—Sprlngdeld
ford 2.
Yesterday's National League . ,
At. Boston—St Innis 1. m
At Brooklyn—Brooklyn 1,
pbia 0 (10 innings).
At New York—New York ’7,
At Pittsburg—Cinctnnati '
burg 0.
Yesterday's American L’oatlu
At [letroit——Detroit 4,. balcony,
At Cleveland—Philadelphia,
land 2 ‘
DeWitt's Kidney and Bind“;-
are prompt and thorough all
a very short time strengthen the
cued kidneys. Sold. by The c
Phamiacy and The Brim’
many.
reuse it peso visit
BRISTOL. June 33. -Wh-i16 ‘
Byron T. Webster was on a nil '
near the Southlngton..line he _
the carcass of a full 3 wtdoe
underbrush. The out all!“
dead a week. There seemed to...
indications of shooting or in”
accident. . .
new YORK. new
HARTFORD: sat
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TIMETABLE; :1
in Effect June 14, m
A. M.:-—~12 53x, 5: 07:, .
6: II8x, 6. Six, 7. 51!. ' ‘
9. (Mix. 9:30x. 9:571, 10
I’. M.——12‘»:5 . 1:05, i
3: 27, 3: 52x, :07. 5:37. 5251 '
8: 51x. 7: 18x. 7: 511:, 9: 51:; IO:
urdays only, 3. 20. ,
Sun ndaye. “
A. M.:—12 53x, 5: 07):, 5: 41:,
92381:.
P. M—12:56x. ztttx, 2:81!
5:."r'lx, 75001:. 7:1“, 7:51;... ’
10:19.
SOUTH NORWALK 107m»
HAVEN.
A. M.:——12 09x.1:16x,1:571;..
7: 28 8 30, 9: 14x 10: 2141:, 11:19
—I2: 081:, 1:18. 2:1
3:24x,1:215:10.5:.316:13.‘
7: 09x, 9: 30 9:14x,1o:08,11:18.
Sundays.
A. M.—12.09x. 1: 16x. 1: 67.1.,
9. 12. 10: 50x 11: 10. >
r. M.——6: 4s, 7. 09:. 9:24x, 9:722:
ft“
A. M.:——1 16x, 6: 20. 9: 43, 10:
aged 76. was fined $25 and costs by!
Judge Malone yesterday on the charge
of trying to obtain money raider falseil Sundays—9: 15 10.061: 9.. at
. pretenses.
Ely is a very intelligent
man and is thoroughly versed in the
geneulogy of old New England fami-
lies. It is claimed that traVeis
about and calls upon members of older
Candies and by claiming to be a rela-
tion obtains money.
history so well that he seldom fails to
get “honey Suntlhy be talked Willi"
«Judge Peck. who notified the local
authoriti'EB. Ely claims Ythat he belong-
ed to Bin‘ghamtpn,N ,and ‘later in
Lyme, this state.
‘ . Charles Peterson, the Cedar Street
man, who was arrested Saturday night
by the South Norwitfk police, on 9
Charge of intoxication and breach of
the peace. was fined 85 and given a
reprimand by Judge Edward M. Lock-
wood in the police court, this morn-
ing. Mrs. Peterson did t care to
press the charge handset husband.
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