EVENING SEnTINEL
James Golden, Editor and
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A VV9‘MIV1ATURE ALMANAC FOR
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Sun rises 4 ::29 sets 7 :09.
9 High tide 4:25 a. m.;5 5:02 p. m.
‘ MAaomc oinecronv.
A Stated Convocation at Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at it:
rooms, May 23d, 1911, at 8 o‘clock p.
m. Work. Mark Degree. All R. A. Ma—
sons cordially and fraternaliy invited.
Fraternally yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, See'y.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MERCHANTS’ ‘AND "MANUFACTUR-
ERS’ ASSOCIATION 9
Nehemiah Candee, President I
Vice-president Charles]. Pidgeonf
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
THESOU THNORWALK
SA’DURDAY. MAY no, 191i 2; ‘
9 Matthew Corbett, Treasurer
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SOUTH NORWALK'S HARBOR.
Ilnriior lIIIpI'ovomonts Smith \or—
walk must and \Vi.. have, no Initttoti
whnt the (lost. How? tiy working mi
nether, :Ilwnis together. The Morolri
nuts' tind M.IIItIl:’IttIII'~‘vI.~I Association!
has. put itse‘it on round as being in fit-
ml at inoreunr‘d huthoi improvements.
’1‘!on lune jeouo further. ’i‘hey lun‘o
Pin-trui'tod their secretary to arnhngoi
with Congrestnnnn Ebenezer J. Hill tori
.1 meeting. the dime to be of tho lion-i
oI-nhle ropresontutlve's own cliooslngVV
’l‘hey propose to have untlIrrtV-d togtitiI-i
or at that time n loruo number of thoi
business men of the city. ti“ nrinod toi
the tooth with permutulvo urizumontei
to prove to our roprosontutivo why we?
wnin more and butter luirhor thrill-i
ties. i
Sinh for the pious lnrt lot the uetiv- .
it) of the members not stop there.1
(let out and w.otk Miiko uteri motor- }
nn,tu bout mun. lnnd ounoi Inoithunt'
and citizen pledge to be present on;
this our anion “Tint eh Kilgf‘lllt‘llt‘i IIoI- ‘
withettindlnr, «my one should hoj
present in this ovutmlon. lt illt'lil‘lti dot-l
ions. and routs in every Innlt‘n pocket!
hovnunt. it mount: luminous to tho city.
With business oomen IIIuIIVtiIId with
tin-n nnd intuition contos mono). A
good hotlmt means millions to South
Not \\ ti“\ '
atop to consider. The oyster lndtiu
tt')‘ ttlono hurt invented in tin South
Norwulk iplnntu llt‘fll‘i)‘ ton millions of
doliut'iIV' The Settinhlpt Sinti'in. with
ili‘i t‘tttl‘iltilizuiiiltt ot‘ $:t.utlti,tii‘itt: the
Andrew ltndol interests with Hit in—
vootod (‘iipillll ot‘ $l,5nn,otin; It“. w”.
linm l“. litii‘t til Son and the Sterling
Ol'oto‘r t‘onnmnlos, with their capital
of sltlbwttthi and mun) other (‘tmt‘l'llith
all doing it tlotutnhlng tuniinonu uud
till evolution the bulk of the Long
lalnnd Sound In sum linstnunn lII i-louth
’Norwulh. 'inrldunttilly controlling lilih
Ilonii of dolhirn in property nnd hoot.
noon interests in hunt: lultmd and thin
to plow in (lounortii'ui. 'i’lIout- pooplo
i-IhoIIld be given it .hurhpr worth while
no ‘tliut the inducement in that tilted
lion will no Ito 'grout thut tlioy rttnnot
own thinlt amnion oluowhnro.
Hewitt Norwulk llllti “the only lotto.
9 pendent slotttttbout lino nlonn the
00mm count. A dihtinution find no am
9 vuntnito to til'tll'i‘ tuorulnint In tho ell. .
* K'Why. luwumn- tho mnintouumio of in It
"litltttttliltiettl oiuumtnntt ltnu motion
eltomwr freight mtoii tliiti fur mipurior
Viiorviou Nothing iilioultl no loft no
hope wiitoh will further the iniorontu
of thin oompnni'
Why shouldn’t. Conni‘oehmun Hill
impolite ihu rind need of Booth Nor-
»ivitlit in its harbor? lie will if the
Mim‘ hi drought in iliil intention in
lit“ printer 'uninnor It is up to the
bottom men or into tit-olivine iiommou
guilty to get down to tho tarot nod 00in
tidbit thiim as they find thorn. The
no will about tilt hevo grown Into
monument. your by your. while Booth
,midlt ha: been sleeping quietly, it;
more somebody whim up to too not
if, South, Norwalit ii. to retain itI
breathe mini hmbgt be united
ornamentation of them?
to With Harriett Iii welt tut
' ‘ arthropod. atomQ9vii, North
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hurt-d ‘lo tho government in
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wi- are going to get it. it too tinio
any doubth just patch Imd son but do
but git into the mill Iotnoolt and ion-
tillIIIto \otn shutt- ol' the (moist llml
iii needed to ptoih thin proponltlou.
New London within a million? We
are modest and only wnnt Hominid
With this umoutrt we wont it straight
Ilninnol truth the bridge to tho sound.
With it ultralight t'ili‘ililml from tho
bridge to the sound, thoumndu will ho
utter
Vi'onru in; it. will make dredging prnuti-
tinllr unnouomntry. Nature and the
thhm will ltlko core of tho mud nnd
other nnrtorinlo. with u Iiti‘uliiht 01qu
not. The data which now eklrt the
MtIMnllen property, wont of l'iorluii‘u
ilotut. we want dint out and the mud
thrown up on property on the out and
wont shit-n. ruoluhninu nnd linprorttti’i
tho lnnd. Not It penny loud to the town
Mill money in pocket to the govern»
moot in that it Will need Ito horse-i to
dump tho mud Into ‘tlnmound.
it, may hound big. but We will uhow
hy count/attitude in the near future than
when South Norwulk units for only
#100,000 it to not molly Inkling enough.
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WEB‘Y NORWALK WANT3 THI
TROLLEY.
“Wont Norwnlk ht glad to note that
Booth Not-walk in beginning: to wake
hp to the New Caution trolley situa-
tion. ’i‘tniro iI no question hut that tho
(lithooildnled Company Ihoiiia huild
the ‘trolioy for if it iii dunno“. or limit
too it. will eventually; p000 into their
him Ii. Would they tor it minute hi-
trot the Silt/ermine route firmly to
rounder with the limit River I
when in the lam tire laminar-ed. We
think not. so let liloitih 0min lttit
huIy. Would not Now ‘
direct commotion “
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“Skim Iuid run roudih no anew-90nd
in each reader for himself.
There is little doubt on to “bore
9‘tho trolley} to Now (“dunno should no
built With tltih (Hit) Inn! New Cannon
for terminals, its ndvnniunos whittd
not he centralized in tint one Mouths;
but would opt-nod out till nlotnt the llne9
of hand. Again The Sentinel cum
lllt’titilt t‘hlu proImiIiiion to the Judit
moot of its tinnitus tutti tho buolnoun
men of both New
Norwnlk. I.
lanolin and South ‘
prtn-lty with (‘unndu The rent farmers
9am too tony following the
tnltt- mentions ’luut
Recon] ..
plow to
nowVWNoI-wieh
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in limo of pouro the “my dopnrt
Int-In xhowu :I oontompt for horizon
\Vllli'ii tw iii widu minute with the in
temp in “lilt'll the; are held in thin»
of out. “Kt'fltl-lifi City Slur.
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lilni'ot tlnynor runs that tending the
Billie mutton folk: vote mote prttdontiv
iund (‘Ollh‘it ivutiotml}. lleiu‘ s on hleu for
9lllt’ instuuotitowuhy not spend the
next cumpnlgu funds for lilhtou to ho
itilgu‘llliltt'tl among the i'otersv—Ai’hilui
Itlotoun to the tint of i ‘onnoctiont.
lie titrated nt Norwulk, in this ouun~
ty. in April.
ruption of a comparatively short pen
lod nt Bridgeport. in whivh he took
lient‘dsley by nettoptnnoo or appoint-
ment to the health roilinptltthod. and
the towns of his Euhit‘v in (Tongrene.
he i ontinuod the pruetlro of his phonon
protuuslon up to the time of his lust‘
sickness
He won elected as u member of tho
Nstlonnt House of Repreaentat‘ltes to
tilt lilo rnt‘anry orthogonal by the
elovntion of the luto onornhle \\'ll-
linm it llurnum to the l‘nltod Suites.
Senutu and fillitlil for the full term
ntit-t‘oetlitiit.
1355. where. with the ox;
up the work whirl: Judno Sidney llVl
while he is not no astii‘e as he was
half nherutvury ago he is romarknhly
well preserved for n mun who long
into panned the use allotted to a man
do the Bible. lie is sufforln‘r from no
speolnl infirmity and goes about prob
tr min‘h the some as usual except that
ihiu intorsts are not its euended no
itin \ item it how more a 1,0 lie routes
-of u lone, llied family and experts
to lite to be at ltilili n hundred )oius
Did
'liesltlos hin meteorologirol observa-
lion-I and “outlier predictions )ir.
‘.lohnsou hula heun prominent in the
field oi intention and half :1 dozen
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We wont our hill Minion connected deltiltlu Times.
with the trolley and tho trade of;
West Notwolk and Now Go u.noun W901: ni‘" " ‘ “i SMMM' W”
Norwulit dosimu the trolley column ~ 90"“ ”ii“ MW" “All“ “"9 “'1“ there ‘“
'mnn Ii Rot-d, Benjamin Rt Littler. \\'iI-§“"““"‘ tlnn- ‘0
While in (‘onxrusn he lmd nsbrother of the more tumortnnt intentions of
mlmnlmm Sauttmi J JRandall snooker: the moonlit ago me ttlnltnod In him
A exomior “gym" ""9"“ (3 ”mm“ in rount ion to he hint deiotod would
John G Curllsle. Ptoctor Knott. Tho-i 9‘ plan to light ”i"
blended to both South Norwulit unit
New (human which it nhonld nutty
Intro and New Canaan Willi“! II more
direct eommttnirutlon with fiomh Nor-
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it memo that. the kind of form-mi that
are oppouing Canadian reciprocity are
the kind that do their farming in
roll-top desktmlndlunapollo Now.
The Connecticut Innate hail pound
a hill providing for the “conning of
nirnliiph. Few tumbles to the heavens
the waters under the count got away
humility: from no tip-to- diuo loam»
hirer-«Now York Tribune. ‘
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it to true that George Wuhlngtou‘é
sword has been monitored from the
but ohm or the «photo! Albany, but:
the‘hntohot. it not buried in Maximo-u ....
dhorlostou New and Courier.‘
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it. as our onto Martina; Ghana?
ital Moons, hoiitil 0“st iii-0 auto there
oi tour cents a notion; way would the
wolk tutti the shore "worth in tho lllilli- V
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The more we hour noout it tho mom
allow or on the earth beneath or it;
four rent» it down lint our Kmmfllfll
need not worry. A roriprootty agree-
ment with tihlnu is not yet on the our
FOL-“NOAH“; 'l‘rnttsorlpt.
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TYSON ON THE CARPET.
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Automobile Llolmo.
i mitt-In liltclicocitgoi' WinItod, and
John ll Timon. of Riverside. both
operatorti of motor vehicles Who have
recoil/0d oourt i‘oitVlciionll. were
heard by Elmo activators Matthew H.
Ration Wottnoxdny afternoon. the}?
wishing to obtain linemen. hitch
cook‘s lioumo was sulmudtid oftor
the ’t‘urrtnumn accident. M ii remit of
which him John thihtli of that piece.
item titled Titian Invited lot it Hi-
mount 0! hliI lleomo. and mu rofuood
‘ it Both hoortun oceuphid him hours.
A W. Hiriioht‘leld of Winfield, who
who in the our. driven by Hitchertw
iii the limit or the“ moment appeared
M II without tor littohooolt. who, I‘m
The “Initial: witnesses were Mr. and
no; John hood. of 'l'orrluztuii. who
were miktncgmr the 00000 n the
accident tutti whitened the Ionian
bite. fiiwhoouli who lined "09 in oourt
WAS
limit Multiplex and Jnmoti A. Garfield.
with all of whom ho won on friendly
Iind uomewhut intimate tonne. rind
whose reopeet he won by his sound
judgment. rlrur reauoninu tintl inlr nnd.
manly department in tho Iiiut‘liurge of
his official duties.
litr. Warner brought to hie proton
atop a profound knowledge and tom
proliunlion of tlrIt piinctplotinI thor-
with familiarity ttlth standout nntllon
tttel. 09 revoronoo tor honorable math.
or". a holrty acorn of all menu and
fraudulunt devioou. and a clear. dlI-
eurnius intellect that enabled him to
group with remarkable readiness and
force. the vital questions of his oilontu‘
canto.
He not. to time whoiie interoliii he‘
root-omitted 0 Italian: and tntlotottp
Iblo devotion at all hie powers. and
not infrequently Iiitprtiod his oppo-
nentI by urinating to a sueoouful ll‘
IniI litigation which mind: to» trip
orouii Anti resourceful would have rte
[Irditi III ailment hopoloitii. -
inimitable antagonist. but ulwayn
maintained towardii nnsoctato and on-
putting mount the courtesy. condor
tutti Idiot integrity that ohouotorieo
the real gentleman.
trimmed in Riohord c Elwin”
the funny. or the sympathies. so much
iii to plain. 00min. yet comrmhonv
alive Itotomdht oi his claim: in torso.-
irettctiatil, logical and combining tuit-
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titer aerhooltiutii; fair [ind mm.
iii, innuendo in the monument and
Lure-annular; of hill ewes. nihilism
. Iii hi wmmondgg the silentiott Mld~
hetero 000m anti juries he won a‘
A. an advocate. he did not resort to .
high nightti’ of rhetoric, or lipiumil to '
ocean us it means of safeguarding the
liiuh moored "it’lllllilliipl that rush to
and fro on the bosom of tho hilunmi
; tic fioin the imminent dunner t'tom col-
lision. Mr, .lohniion itlou “nil in lime
tho «townships run I tunes lighted bi
oleotrit- lumps nrrnnued on buoyn. lin-
dor ghetto conditions Mr. Johnson felt
that ntonmnhipn eonld run Iii full
untied to all kinds of weather and at
night with as when minty on during
the calm of the‘dor limo.
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BAEDEKER 874““ H.
An American archaeologist iwith ti
grout enthuttinm for the period of the
(Benefit Wlii wandering uhout the ita-
mnn Forum one morning. whono no
man poked her head over on with.
“tier!” one «to. in tho familiar no.
cont of Western New Yorti, "what.
plat-o iti this?" ‘
"This hi the rhino ot the Forum." re»
sounded the hrghnootostst.
"Aumwltut might that but" she little
oil.
Amused. but Kill] 0! I chance to in-
duct 0, new intuit into MI hobby. the
orchae‘olostiit explained. it. wilted ole
oouetit; he begun at it: toondotloh; the
not»; the pageant litter unheard of
on no mode that spot mammoth. It‘l-
uncut 0t hearth ~ ~ ~
lottery. the ouooontvo unites tutti men I
.A’ In. rooted the throw out ‘
mill? he ran down for want at brotth ' lit“ 0 °‘
to the
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Speak the Good V I , _
, d Between the Hours of 7 and lilo 'clock .
~ W 091' We offer Exceptional Values for Tonight’ s Selling. Those
It W .h. mm W 8mm. w, m 9’ who are wise will take advantage of these ..
For the! kindness of friends come to bless, v Extraordinary LOW Prices
Our sorrow or loss“ 9 .
’Neath the weight of the cross t I ' W ' - v 9 ‘ u , r '
9 9 9. V x L I- - aists Veiling Fans Children s Parasols
It.ts telling our gratefulnesu. IV v» will soon he in demand liere ‘ i
i An offering of Wniots that renlly , 9 9 . 9
09 9B the climax lieuutifttl breelnl lot of the favorite Shot- is your chance to buy at less New line of Chlldrens P0113013.
i (...;le \aniits, gum. collar. hind X'ellinini. regularly sold ”Hill regular. Finely decorap all colors. Special tonight
It Ian '1‘ the love that they have In their heart i " khnmw may” a” we“: “m M W 9mm Tonight 9 ed! Fans, shoule with white on} .
And neglect or forget to reveal ‘ i one in the lot in worth less .. “ title. m era with dellogte 156 and 190
.. 9 than $1099 'i‘dnialit 196 tiorul decorations: 500 and «he .
. That brightens the lives V ' S9 ‘ "‘““°"‘- ““31“ 4
f husband i ' C 3 ‘ T " “B ”
O . send wves, 9 B . 9 SC he New yron
It is telling the love that they feel i ~ elm) s '
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Women s Gloves g Negligee Shirts Collars
. N 9 Lot of Wash l‘leltings that would Men's Negligee Shirts. "531‘.ng _ ‘ V
It isn’t the thinking of good to mankind . WIMP (‘liutnoloette Gloves. M“ be grunt rnluo til the yard. To. and “\Vnclinsott bl‘linds..tl big “omens PM" and Embroider-
9 9 “ml (.ulor und whit all aizGI; night ll'Alll) assortment of good patterns; ed Collara.,a large showing of
That comes as a cooling drink V rouitlnrll‘ Mic. Tonight. PAIR ' ' regumrly $1.00. Tonight neat designs. Special tonight -_
To the iamishing ones f 38c 5C 83c 250 "
Of earth’s daughters and sons; i; - A A
It is telling the good that we think. 2'
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It isnt the music. asleep to the strings
Of the lute, that entrances the ear, .
And brings to the breast l
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It is only the music we- hear . ' m
‘ ' r in the rush of the Sinndurd OlixWi‘ilH'i guopi of the some to theilnront ed wid ;
, Innovative itvlm- . . IIIIII IIIIIIIIII suit.»-
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It isn't the lilies we hide from the world , ”Him-9k"? “it‘ll-‘4 ”‘0 homoerotic "E“ I9.9t).ili9\§:\ni.9.fi;99l;ihLD. ORAP' "lREw " AW“ ‘
9 ‘ , ' .nutlonol ron‘vnntton um your. prohh» JV HELDEN Hl’ltuitrr'r, U l :
NOV the “”05 WC klNP 35 01"“ 0W“. hit with ufi‘ihw or making. it II liquid N a mmmg of II... n," 0; pair. noun-inn n $139917.l mm .. V
‘ 0&8"er it. it l’nlon. . I . ». 9 on 09. _ V
. That are strewn at our feet i i g 9 u” m “ .... 3:939:19: ?§::::;‘u\h:fg9m‘?&::':’°;‘9°:9:93‘;:‘ i 9 i llOllilliCllC‘)il};()’ {he Superiorptlimrt, WIN Who “3“ Money 0‘ Her
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By the angels we meet .9 lite hundwl .lmuoutnl dollars in .il m” on Fridni April .3 Hit the fol Anvil 3.. till] “0“ Joel H Reed own NOW "as uworco__
Yeti went i) l‘ o bottom in the Murlda V
- on our way to the great white throne l 9 99‘ ” 9 1 9 ‘9 '9 9' iOWitiu .litemotlnl and Resolutions hero J9iliige nleéfidinix“ it 0999 main}? tli9nt .
uninitiu‘ ‘.t\‘1\“}hi“‘;“uf‘,ficafl‘)"n‘t tlit r unanimously adopted 9:9:999850919‘9t9gg9i9999m 9:99:99 19903999999931.3999 Three Otheruecrees
m“ apt“ "5': La ‘ N I“ .ournu ‘ ill the death of the Honorable Loil the Superior (oust
I ~ V. h ii ~ m wnv “I ....Xfihmmn mm. “m “‘ input. which ot‘rnrred on the lJih in order of the (hurt. A”, Granted
t 18" t t e 8 once 0‘ hope unexpressed inviting till it for more‘lettitiiatot‘n in day M April. Hill. lite m" of min-“(M “M. T. HA‘ ”AND. Clerk.
‘ County was deprived of one of its 9 , . . .
That heartens and strengthens the weak moo 0,, mm... or hum.” and mm”). 0M" mm “mm “Magnum mem,ms_ HORACE JOHNSON is 879 Frank L. .tusun. of Bridgepott, was
To triumph “"0 h strif tion. The) have not yet broken thin in t‘(it‘(‘lit were. somewhat less nettre -.....“ granted i‘ dlmrce from Elizabeth Aus-
uK V¢ quorum. Mm”. V ”x", York WorldV iriy renigix‘gf lbodilgsylnfis. go is yet Ha. g" kin of Electric Lighted BuOyI tin. of Providence. R. 1., on the ground
_ ... 91mm“ t I)‘ m 0 l8 5 it no ' V L d s rtl . 1 con la wer married
9 For the great things of life -~O “mo and human“, figure to m, h". to Guide Ocean Steamship. °{ e e "“9 T"? l: e v
t I h W (1 f d h .\ cougmtauan has united that oil important littgottons and political “V. HA J h h he 99 . f in Julie. lel. and actordlng
‘ ts t e 01" s O goo c eer that we speak. national in :hilatnte he turned on tho faint of the state ' ' 0mm 0 neon. A e 3‘ “0““ 0 story of the pluititil‘i’. his wife lost all
. ten comnnnnlumntu.hut tho trouble in lie in: horn in Wothoiahcld. (‘on the ‘93:““9mml “Ml“: pgophet: her affection for him and deserted in
“WILL; , that there ni‘vso minty nfgur untlonnl {tenth-In Downer it) that) He studied was it yours of age on . ntur try on June, 15979 That was the year after
AM] LAMPTON- l 9 i m “h d‘ k l ... law ulth hi: brother. the lute Samuel was plonsuntly reminded of the aunt - .
t with II: o I not now tIiIm L. Warner “d also at the into and ii 9 \t’ldll H d he moved to Bridgepmt.
' (:Iund litinltliil‘rtirs liar'ut'd Low schools “WM-V 5” ‘5 tome m ‘ ‘ e a ' no reason for her touring She said
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t "4“— liming graduated with honor at the dim m “m“ and gifts from mom that she was going to visit some relu-
9 lhilounttoun of hike formers are he 991th“ illiiilllgimi liomwuo u;tmtttod 9o Wendi“ 9 9 tires. He told the cum that he tried
‘ fi 9“ Merlin; nonunion in oppmiltiou tdrofll krona: {‘qfis?‘§§:3 aoéxggitz.‘;s§.:”qh;‘i 1"" it‘ll” all lightll “lion him rind to get into communication with her.
but hi: letters were never tinBWered.
Two Years ago he met her in a trol-
ley car, but they passed by without '
speaking.
hinry E. \Vakeniun Pgterson, of Red- ’
ding. was granted a divorce from Peter
Potoroon of the some place. The ul-
tegution wns intemperanee and crueh
13'. The records of the courts bore out
the testimony of tho ptnintifl‘.
Victoria Amanda River, or Green
wieli, Colored. sought a divorce from
Robert Riven, in ports unknown. but
her application was denied hecnune of
her faulty memory. Tito plaintiff
wun repr heated by Attorney H. C.
Tolllrer. of‘ New linven, und the first ,
colored lnwyer to appear before the L»
Fairlleid county courts within the
memory of meat of the court attentions. ‘
The writ was dated September 25., G
1910. and the plaintiff told the court”
that she moved into Conn‘tctleut‘iu
September. 190?. The court tried to
oetubtish from the plaintiff the tech
that she was it resident of the Itate
three yenra before the date of the writ; -
but no titre. River; was nimble to meet.
the quotations of Judge Reed no hint V
to dismiss the cutie. ‘ a
George ll. Abrams, tiring no in
Brooklrn. but formerly oi Dnniury.
had It soft. unup once upon 0 time and
threw it away for it smile. Yesterday
iiira. Henrietta Abrams. of Daubury.
was granted a divorce from Georgia by
Judge Joel it. need. of the superior
dohrt. Both Mr. and Mrs. About“ Inc
elderly people.
turn. Abrams told the court that. aim
married tho defendant in May, 1989!.
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