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was on the stand yesterday in behalf
of the defendant, for whom he is
alleged to have donorted his wife and
family. It was because of Mother’s
_ living with the defendant that the
p EDAL
CREAM RY
husband of the latter secured a dl>
voroe. The testimony of the husband
won that he married tho plaintiff in
1881, site being than a divorced wo~
man. He was 21 and she 29 years
old. He told Judge Joel H. Reed, of
the superior court that his married
life was not always a bunny one. The
first break was in 1891. Then he bud
ii
iiilllllill in Wild
hood of itnilwuy 'i‘ralnmcn of (,‘ouucc
ticut through its legislative commit-i
ten came out in tho opcn
Public l'iilillcs logislntlon.
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[Ailiiii llillllliS Bill
Bitterly pppoges Minority
Report [
HARTFORD. June inhe Brother
ycstordny ;
gttinct the minority report upon the‘.
A petition}
BUTTER
arguments with his wife because she
won inking snuff. She told him that
she took it for sociailibillty's suite and
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he kicked against. the habit. Their
first. fight on this was before
mother in low.
Gold Medal Creamery Butter is
always so pure and good that we
absolutely guarantee it.
Gold Medal Butter is made from rich cream
which is not only pasteurized but comes from
cows that have shown a negative tuberculin: test.
Every pound is packed '1‘. £115 creamery in a dust-
prooi, germ-proof, odor-proof package. No
human hand over touches Gold Medal until it
reaches your table. Every package is guaranteed
to contain 16 ounces, full weight. Itdocs not cost
a cent more than common butter of doubtful ‘
purity and ordinary flavor.
pu
Order a package today from your grocer
Dillon and Douglass‘t
New Haven Huiford Springfield Provldonoé
Seven
of Gold Medal Butter
were sold in Connecticut,
Massachusetts and Rhodc ls-
land during 1910. For two
years we haven‘t had a single
complaint from any of our
thousands of dcalcrs.
mendous sales of Gold Medal
Butter have been built up on
uniform quality-it is cheap:
fcctly pasteurizcd cream and
the perfectly sanitary creamery
make it pure—the patented
package keeps it pure.
flavor is "’rich and delicious.
We guarantee every package to
be satisfactory in quality or we
will refund your money.
wus denied her liberty.
Other Habit: Followed.
Million Pouiido
Thc snuff hubit was t’ollowcd by the
inudnnutn habit. he Fillll. This “9:
first discovered when he was at all
picnic. lie cunght his wife drinkingii
the stuff behind it trcc.‘ i-lc said that ,
hc protested against her tukim;
sort of dope. but alto told him
mind his own business.
”lion did ihni effect her?"
Attorney 'l‘nylot.
"Why. or first it mndo her appenrl t
jovlnl and gay. and then she
to ‘t
it
ttshcdl
The ire-
drowsy llor youngest daughter uscil [ cnlnmiiy.
re, alwayt good, therefore, to kick bur in (hmpnui :o ktop burl B. C.
alwayr satisfactory. The per- awnito.’
ills wife promised him. llL‘ nuid.J
that cite would not take any more.
ported by her actions that
Its again inking laudnuum. and no mallet
botwoon the ticks of bur bed.
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that and took to drink. on the excuse;
that it his wife did not think any}
future of her children than to lotto.
NATIONAL HOME FOR aELKS. more. is chairman. has occupied and
' will refer to the (irund lodge for adop-
Progosition to Be Brought Before the lion. plans or u magnificent now No-
Meetlng in Atlantic City. tlonnl Home for used and infirm mont-
ATLANTIC CITY. June 2.—'i‘hat ev- otrs of tho ordcrs to cost. it is outltnn
cry member oi" the great American 0r. tcd. 3350.000.
(161' of Elks shall be taxed the sum of Adoption of the piano and the
fifty cents in two per capita assess grand trustees‘ recommendation to the
ments of a quarter each for the pur- Atlantic City meeting will be the. out
pose~of erecting u new National Home come oi‘ action taken at Detroit it your
that will be in kccpinc with the pros- ago when the truatcea wore authorized
tins of the fraternity. is but onc of the to oxpcud $7,500 for rcpnirs to make
__big propositions to be submitted or the tho present National Home of Redford
.mftF-aevcnth nuttni convcution of tho t'iiy, \’a., serve the purposc for which
‘ Grind Lodge in this city in July. it is dcsigncd. The board found llliil it
.‘ With the unquulliled endorsement urns lmprnctit ill to cilrct thc rcphiru
"'0! Grand Exnltcd Ruler August ilcrr- und (bungee nccdcd without a much
”Joann. the [ionrd of Grand ’l‘rustcos. greater outiny und thorcupou dccidcd
of which 'i‘hontus l“. McNulty. of Bulil- to rccomtncttd iustond u now lnntltu-
...—......wc. .... . . ..
M! ‘He also testified that he first left
Month-End Sale
dope ho would drink too.
Dooenod 13 Years Ago.
iion in hot-ping with the growth andihifl Wife 13 yours ago on the sonic
prcucnt prestige of the order. .llrounds that be inter loft her. .'
The question of electing another f went 10 Sahib Norwulk. tutti his
site than that at Bctiforti (‘lty for that i‘mlnfiefii daughter conic after him
ncu Nutlotiui Home will bingo upon i “9 said ”if“ the )‘imth of his children
mt. ......wae of ”u. Grand Tnmtmfln (aimed hint to return. He told the
recommendations in nil probability amt)” ”it“ hid wile bud purchased
Vi hilc mnnv tnotuhcrs of the order are? is ”OWN 0i ifliidflnum in out- Mick.
oppo-ud for nci. intentnl ransom. to rm‘ "i“ three ."Mi‘ii im‘iimlfl to bits
lcniing, liodforti (“tin iiio tiriutoultlou' separation he had not E .iokcn to bi:
thut it new location be selected. more “We “or had in?) iiicd no man and
accessible and in close proximity to n’ “”9 ”“0 0‘ ”1“ (‘fi‘fiiéniimlfl in his
large rumor of population. is sold to‘ homo W” 0W" ”‘0 attentions 0i .iia;
lulu- ma: ty ioilou on: Thurs is every 3 “m“ '0 “‘1‘ Du" htnnn" (50“ in him i
trobabiit) that tho inlicr question Willi” h“ "WNW“ ”NH hf‘ h-id “1 .""
lc cult port udur) in internal to the ”"0““ Md}? ‘0 Mi"
untitct of huildlu; u now lionic. Unhappy fl Hamo.
"mm“ W The gist of Mr. Mother's testimony
"“"m'l “W“ “‘1" bring rcsuito. .wns that hits. Jayne had not alien-
ntcd his affections. but he loft borne:
iboclusc ho watt unhappy thorn. lie
Ihired Mrs. Jayno as his houlckccper.
i DIild Iii. Maillot. n conulnhio of
.liinricu. and a cousin of the lust wit
gripes. testified that his cousin often
srlnitod him. and often npoko of his
family troubles.
itoiti him (but ho was very hnppy n:
theme whon his children more stunti.
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(in onc occasion ho‘
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As usual.
0i Broken Lines and Short Lengths that
the month. We mention a few of
at the end of the month we make
Greatly Reduced Prices
;but ulnco "the Dutchman" entorod
tho inniily they (the intnlly) had no
new for him.
Mrs. Jayne Teofiflcd.
Al the soosion oi the court in the
ioronoon Mrs. Jhync, tho defendant.
was on tho stand fit her own bolmlt.
Elie denied that one evor tried to
allonotao tho afflictions) of Mr. Mnlhor.
Bho fir-t wont to work for him on his
housekeeper It 34 n iii-colt, and nits
purrhmd hor clothes out of it. Mr.
Molnar purchmd tho amnion.
Under crooo-cxuinluatlon by Attor-
accumulate during
the specials
Ladies’
Shirtwaists
SAMPLE WAIBTS
Somewhat Boiled. at Hnlf~Prlco
Chock: .....
Prlco .......
Curtain Owl“,
ltltiilovtll
Milli \i’nlrtn .Occ
$1.40 Walnut ........ 750
$1.88 Walrus 99o
....... ..... ......HSTAQ
Regular
Piece Goods
Black and White stripes and
Regular price 1215c.
Now Striped Volt“. Month-End
lionninr prion 35c.
Color-Ed Barlm, Monih~£ud Prion.
Regular price ”Hm.
Regular price ”Milt.
8mm Longthu Ribbons ...... no
Ronni" price 26c.
Moroorlrod Surfs. Month-find
8T00K GH'RTWMSTS Price 18o daughterti. i never not oyon on his
{ oblililuni-uninvup-oiunuwn wife.”
rim \Vnistn' 75o Romilorprico 25c. .
mu Whilst! ..... ..... . ....... . .tsa Fancy Surfs. Month«End Price. . . .soc !n:’:’“i‘tm in“? 3"" ”Refilling:
$1.49 Waistn ...... . ..... ........tm Regular price 31.49. m“ f " ‘i B" _
Etta Wulstn Porno-Knit Booontlo ..............34a ““l Mm“ M" mm" “9’ "mm”
price lion.
noy Keogh rho was naked if Andrew
Jayne had not divorced her and had
named Charles Mother no coronpon
dont. ‘
"i don't tinny that.”
“You didn't corn what the result of
tho divorce unit with?"
"Not on for on i was concur-nod."
“You know that it would mixture
Nation's family and yonwand 10“
didn't cure?"
"Why nhould l?"
"You know that he had a Mignon
family?"
“i suppose I did.
. .................. 10o
.............. .....250
100
chart lonmho ... . . .80
i tutti mu his
‘ to build the house the two on» now
living in. They occupy sopnrnio
'thtgains in Small and Large Rugs.
Month-End prices on .
Snort Lengths linoleums
T008118.
m... a... -ww.‘.
you: is onowuao. ‘
aw
. hill lnio‘Ponti in Monohmr-alroti‘i-
on Mil-mm Ii Risotto Futile.
MANCHESTER. Juno 2.wallo
milling on the bonito of tho Union
majority report.
his l unions: oihcr things that the minority i
and the latte-r moklrcpott is n \crtllc ugulnst the oil
her daughter" 8 part and told Mntiicr . deuce on presented betore tho iud'pi-l
that June could ”m with her if Bhelury Comntittce and nllcgcn that
{(9
lmlttcc. upon tho allegation of unrrus‘.
:onnblc rules or inadequate service. i
iiusincns Mctt'
i vice chairman;
fury. tutti Bernard A.
liptror. of thc icgiolativo committee. oi;
was some time in 1894 when he sun giltc
she unaimon.
. ui‘ll.
i
{gum this ortnniatlou was proscnlcd in l.
tho Scottie ycstcrday by Senator Mm}
hpn who is to loud the fight for tho;
The petition dot-turns:
ll()
vidence was offered before. the coin.
The petition goes on to cite thui litci
Association in «gimp;
ng the passage oi the minority bill.
it prompted by n selfish dosiro to do”:
moralizc transportation ratios for ilielr l
thutt pecuniary botloiit ttnd also to control.
ho politics of the state by control-i
intl the commission. .
.n (losing the pctition nvctn that ii
I this bill becomes a. law its elicit up‘
in the industrial status of the railroad .
was i cmployccs will bordcr on on industrial ‘
The petition is signcd by
'l‘ct-ry. chairman; C. D. Moore.’E
l’oicr (i'ilearu. sccro
Wynn. il'L‘iiSm
'l‘rulu- .
Brotherhood of Railway
Senator ..Tndson uho listened in! out
n fienrch and found it big bottle of if ; 1y to this attack upon the principles
He . for which the business lntcrcsts of the
said thlt he become disgusted aftcr‘: stoic
hurc boon contending. movodl
that illc petition "be laid tenderly on;
the table in order to protcct it from:
injury." The motion. as stated. wits;
‘ then pushed.
ZilleBili PiiiliS '
Milli Bill Siiil
Martinslli Was All Right Till He
Took to This Form oi Gambling -
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V.
STAMFORD. Juno 2. »»»»»» Joscph .‘Iur‘i
illit‘lll ilic fiftcon'ycnrcld boy who
tins arrested on Mctnorlal lluy by (‘lty ‘
Sheriff iluwioy ()cllnncr. tor clicked:
‘utory burglary. must rcport to Pro
an Officer Rona until Scptctnbcr it.
if .ioncph bun burn it good buy"
‘mcnntime. perhaps tho chumps will
.uor ho prcsscd.
Trity court.
This morning. in tin:-
Judge Samuel Young or»
dorcd u cottilnuuncc of the cusp until
thc Scplcmbor tinic. hi tho suggcstiuu
‘of Acting l'roaccutor t‘rossoy.
City Sheriff Oefiugcr, who find ho
gun .o rccover from tho :tmuzomcnt
:of thc situation. sold. nflcr court. that
. ho wot. glad the boy but! bet-n given it
I cbuncc. ‘
”Those buocbltil pnoln tire to bitum-
for this." until the city shorii'f. "The
boy was all right until ho lit-gun to
buy chnncro in tho poola. Since his
first invcnttticnt.~hc has been a diifci~
out sort of boy."
The city shociff‘li nutnltcmont was
duo largely to the (not that Mnrtiuolli
was one of lllll own newaboi-u. and had
been more or loss of a "trusty." At?)
cording to the city sheriff. tho boy
contented coloring tho Unhinxor store
through it rour window. and admitted
pleating £3.50 and n contract. iic
nhowod the contract to tho girl. and
tho girl told the sheriff.
"The boy stoic tho money to take it -
girl on a carriage ride." Enid the cilyl
sheriff. ‘
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ILKO VISIT BRTDOEPORT.
About Thirtyaflvo Members the court
at initiation Comment-o. ’
A detonation of iblrtrdivo members.
of Norwollt lodge. No. 709. Bonevolcni .-
cntortniuod by Bridgeport lodge.
or. and the work this performed in
most oxcclloni manner by tho dogma
tooth of Bridgeport Undue. .
Patrick F. Brophy.
gram tot ilowod and use much onioyec.
toll all the pilot oxnltsd rotors to come
to ouih Norwolii next‘tiudoy afternoon
to attend the annual convention. and
pond into maternity. two—yoomid Jo
and before help arrivsd was drowned.
ing with nor went into lilo wider until
' it reached his chin in tin endeavor to
. deeper. Tits body: who mentored.
K .
unpbiro Szokolski fell into the “uteri
A four-‘yoaonld brother vino m plum,
nridgeport Lodge in till
12th. when tho fulfill a
Norwuik Lodge will he observed.
The. woman who nvnlis herself of dentistry on Sntttrtiny afternoon. The «rancid;
. ...... 2.“.
liridgoport Advertisements | Bridgeport Advertisements
' Elli» 43 iii. 31inch letlptmy.
Petition Sold to Senate Today
Establioitrn 185?.
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“FOUR IN ONE” JAPANESE SILKS
For Summer Wear.
The most economical investment for any women do-
siring a light and cool black dress for hot weather.
FOUR CONSPICUOUS VIRTUES:
Waterproof Perspiration Proof
Spotproof Fast Black
WIDTHS AND PRICES:
Twenty-thrce inches, 39c.
Twenty-seven. 5 grades, 49. 60, 7o, 80. 95c.
Thirty-six inches. '90 and 98c.
Customers will be imprcsscd with the superior quality
of these light weight black japancse Silks. The texture is
firm and close, the color deep black and unchanging; they
are thin yet not transparent and are for warm weather, in
all ways to be commended.
Shown in one of the Main St. windows.
NECKLACES OF PINK CORAL
Valued at $5.00. offered at $2.00.
The woman with a weakness for pink carols can grati-
fy her taste now. for this offering is exceptional. The
beads are in strings of fifty or sixty. graduatcd in size, and
of the light and dainty shade of pink so desirable.
$2.00 special.
THERE ARE CORALS AND CORALS. THE
MARKETS BEING FULL OF PINK CORALS THIS
SEASON. BUT WE WISH THOSE INTERESTED
WOULD GIVE THESE NECKLACES A PERSONAL
INSPECTION.ON ACCOUNT OF THE FINE'COL-
ORINGS. AND THE EXTRA VALUE.
At the jewelry Section.
UNITED STATES FLAGS. SMALL SIZES
Two Specials for the june Walks.
Printed Muslin Flags, 14 x 24
x8 x 27
Just the right size for the children to carry.
Flag Section, lower floor.
35c a doz.
45c a (102.
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Marie An-
Five different designs. spec-
LACE CURTAINS AT $1.89 A PAIR.
toinettcs in Arabian or white.
ial this week.
Third floor.
IN BUYING CARTER UNDERWEAR do not for~
get to obtain the dainty corsage sachets which are given
free with each purchase.
Women's Underwear Section.
on E. iii. iiirah (Trimming.
Ind i‘roiocilvo Order of Eliot, vilified.
Bridgeport. lust night. and wore thoro
his:
candldutett worn initiated into the out.
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chocbou worn msdo by 11 number ofi
members, including Exalted Ruler llor lWANT STORES CLOSED SATUR- the bolus of cmplmco in intuition nnti
ry s. i’lokoilng” Secretary Harman hi. i
Malmo and Eoldoii‘iod Martin Knigbtt
g inort i’natorn Ausoclutlon, according GOV. BALDWIN NAMES DELE-
Mr. Pickering Itntod that he cxpocv
Linens
it in time now to ho thinking of linens tor the
June brldc. We have it good ruricty of fancy
Scnrfit. Doylion. Center-plums, 'i‘uwfls. Napkins ntid
'i‘ublo Soto. no tliut choosing in practically unlimited.
if youwnnt superior Linens ihnt have uiylo and
quulity. come burn.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
88 Washington Street
A “we, and m". smarmmmpm ”mitt: iniomntiou made public today. has
interested itself in u Increment to in
DAY AFTERNOON.
BRIDGEPORT. Juno 2.»~ E'l‘ho Bridge
nhopo.
GATfia.
ilAit'i‘Fiilll‘i. Juno 2.7»(lovcrnor Hi-
tiuco morohaniti to close their stores moon It. linitiwln into nppoiniod the fruit
and pincer! of business on Saturday nt. lowing on tlclogutcs to tho Nntlomti
6 o'clock in the afternoon.
The prim- Cottfurcnco of Charities and Correc-
nry aim is to secure this closing during; Mono. Horton. Jimc it‘ll.
. 0 the summer months rind tiiilmntoiy'
would like to one ovary mingfimé throughout the your. 'lhn resolutions Morris w. Humour. Iiridizopmt; ,
firm" of have been adopted by tho naaocintton liounld l1.ll{lRB. Mutiniiold; not Wii~
inrgingtho public noilo pnironiitcmsr ilnm do imp. llntttmd
{chants tiny more than is absolutely no. (lntnnt. Sthcs piiron Edition, \Vtelll
Sitilsburr;
Dr.
iir. (iodine ll. ..liniatbt
Word 'A.
ltov. Ftithor iohn F. (‘otot
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Sotdinol Wont Advertising in the ser- 3 film is to place the employed of the va :nn New Huron; Misti diary Hail. Hurt.
Johnna help problem.
' Intro tun trillionbm mitt nfroidtottoin vonoqusst romulns optimistic on tho nous ootubllshmonfs upon the tonnei ford and tilt; motnhrts or the State
ifooting as regards hours of labor an art; lionrd of Charities and Corrections.
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