IilY DIBIPEEMIS
(Continued from first page.)
!roneck, N. Y., on Thanksgiving eve at
33 , Russell 'ilroadway has returned from 11 o'clock. Although his mates stayed
New York, where he has been visiting and searched for him“ that night and
triends.
city. today, for the winter.
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half the next day. and although the
search has been continued since then,
1
MP- and M” Samuel 0- Adam 01 no clue that would lead to finding the
0‘3"“) “Feet returned ‘0 New “ilk missing lad has been discovered. His
relatives are difiraoted.
The Court Narruk Corps. on the in-
ilillllll’ “INK llllillIEll ,.
Poison FOR aoso’ House THIEF.
lalvatons Canobsletto. of Port Obes-
tor. Oats Not More Than
Three Years.
PORT CHESTER, Dec. 4.-—8aivatore
Cartobeletto. . “ed with aiding in
stealing a horse ud carriage from E.
C.‘8herwopd, a Port Chester livery-
man, has been sentenced to not more
than three years in Sing Sing.
Salvatore Cartobeletto and his son
were arrested in Norwalk by the Port
Chester police. Their arrest was made
inst In time to prevent them from
* married on March 14, 1906.
__ claims that he married her on April,
”M 1906 and she deserted him on June
. Tracey B. Ambler, of Rowayton. has
, returned to his studies at Wesleyan “Mun“ a horse and I‘ll from a “vow
man of this town. The younger of the
vitation of the. Donnybrook Corps, at»
tended the dance held on Wednesday
“—
Reglnnld S. Jaifray and uncle, H. C.
Minty, of New York city, spent Sun-
shy at their summer residence at To
tensile.
«Best prices on groceries. We give
u 8. d: H. green trading stamps. Boston
Grocery Co.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
its regular meeting tomorrow after-
noon at 3 o‘clock. in Its rooms, Rowny-
ton aVenue. The ladies are requested
to bring needles and thimhles, as the
log is to be mended.
Francis D. Wright, of Cedar (lute.
who is well~known here, has brought
3 suit for divorce ngains his wife, who
was formerly Saline. Alice Thomas. of
Diaries. The couple were married in
1906, and Mr. Wright alleges he was
‘ deserted in June, 1908, two years later.
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Miss Katharine Maring is entertain-
ing, during the holidays, the Misses
' i after the short Thanksgiving vacation.
, missing drummer.
evening last in Mamaronecli In a
body. They went to the place attired
in their uniforms and taking with
them their instruments. The dance is
an annual affair and one of the most
enjoyable experienced by the local
corps members, so s. great many of
them attended this year.
Part of the program was given to
the various corps to give a short con-
cert alone.- Norwaik's turn came
about it o'clock and they gathered in
the center of the hall to do their pret-
tiest. All the members were in their
places for the concert and Norwaik‘u
delegation was heartily applauded up-
on the completion of their selection.
it was during this confusion follow-
ing their number that they become
separated and from that time to this
not one of the Norwaikers remembers
having seen bidllhouey, who was a
drummer in the corps.
After the dance they all gathered
together again for the purpose of re-
turning home. All were there but the
A search was at
once instituted. but“ he did not“.appear
at any part of the hall nor anywhere
near the dance hall.
ills but, cost, drum and one drum
stick were in the coat room where he
had evidently left his Instrument af-
ter the playing of the selection. He
did not return to the ball after the
dance and his friends stance became
alarmed. it was at first thought pos-
sible that he had gone out with some
young lady to see her home and sev-
eral members of the corps waited at
the hall for his reappearance. When
it grew exceedluuly late and the train
i had departed, they began to fear the
worst. i i
The remainder of the night they
continued the search. Dressed in his
unilormwithout coat or hot it would .
seem that he would be noticed by
someone. With this idea in view the
boys searched for their comrade. No
i one could recall having seen any such
person as described
The matter has been reported to
the Norwalk police, and they are ctr
and and Frederica Holzhausen.oi‘ New operating in so far as possible with
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CONCERT IN WILTON. '
A
was given in Wilton Saturday night,
- yvlor the benefit of the building fund
of the Wilton Library and about $35
ins raised. Jesse A. Hopson, of Nor-
walk, assisted by three of his pupils,
We a very fine musical program,
We! then ionowea a. play, Smith the
id. Aviator, in which the following took
_, :‘-"-—Mlsses Frances Esklaud, Ger.
‘de Olmstead, ‘Marion Sturges and
are. Charles Eakland and Robert
Helicon. .
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AN OBLIGING DOCTOR.
,7 "Doctor, We tried everything and I
‘ t to sleep," complained the
t the other end of the tele-
3 Y‘Can't you maltose to do some
“ “‘Yes." said the doctor. loudly. "Just
ill the wire and I'll sing you a lul-
uuce Mamie
i were quite regular. The popular he«
Very successful entertainment .
all police forces In a comings scour
of the country for the lad.
Friday a party of young men from
Norwaik, went to Mamaroneck again
and went everywhere looking for Mo
llhoney. The'result was a failure to
‘get even a trace of his surroundings
and they returned to Norwalli badly
frightened. The young men are con-
isiderably worked up over the affair
and are aiding the police in their in-
quiry for the missing boy. I
Mellboney is quite well-known in
Norwalk and is a popular member‘ of
the corps. He is by trade a silk weav-
er and is employed when at. home in
the 111th Bill: Mills. He was of an
unusually quiet nature and his habits
lief is that he is dead, but the manner
of his death is merely being specuiab
ed upon and lies between drowning
and murder. though why anyone
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should kill him and where he could '
have been drowned are unanswered
questions. 3 i“ 3
The affair has been kept quiet by
the police department and but few in
Nortvalk bad heard‘of the lure disap-i
., :
pearance until it leakedoutlaat eve-t
, MIOPLIFTIM. ‘ , gi,
CHICAGO. Dec. i.«-«Five hundred ,
ning.
CHICAGO LOOKING OUT_ FOR
detectives have ben assigned to the
big retail stores in the Loop district
to watch for shoplifters durtng the
Christmas shoppiuu season. Most of
them started work with the openins
of the stores today.
two men was identified by E. C. Sher-
wood as the one who hired a horse
and runabout from him several weeks
previous.
The Stamford police claimed the
young ltnllan for a robbery committed
in that city, but Salvatore was brought
to Port Chester and finally sent to
White Plains. where it was. proven
that he had ' on his son in stealing
Sherwood's .h .
The son‘w» dually extradited by
the authorities f New York state sud
will be tried th week. The two men
have been identified by Iiveryinen of
three states as the parties who hired
horses from them and never returned.
with them.
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.IU8T REIUKE. ,
llillymeat would you do if i
should kiss you? Milly—rd slap your
face. liiily—w’l‘hcn I won't. ltiillyw
You cowardlwl‘hiledelphia Record.
CUTTING.
"Miss Rfieniy has an awfully sharp
tongue. hasn‘t she?" .
"i should any sol She's out most or
her friends of! her list with it."
OHIOHE§TER slits
' IN opens coun'r.
”Miiry “Whit of Bridgeport. has
brought suit for divorce in the super-
ior coui‘ against Max Lawns bet»
ter kill: it ‘ it} a misc San Fran-
(glint net--
in “Thu. *0"
June 5, 1902' and have two minor
children. ‘ll‘anny aged 8 years. ‘ and
Rosie; aged Monti. the plaintiff asks
the court for the custody of them.
Carrie .Eila Bradley Grant, of
Bridgeport wants the court togive a
decree from George P Grant, of Ban
”NEW; till the ground” of dollar-
tioii. He is alleged to have left her
on June 6. 1808. The couple were
D. Coleman Thomas, of Stamford.
his sued for a divorce from Laura
K. Thomas of Bouquette, N. Y.,-'and he
18, 1907. The defendant’s maiden
name was Mingo.
Fractals D. Wright, of Dorian. has
brought suit for divorce In the super-
ior court against Selma Alice
Thomas of the same place. The
couple were married on December 28.
1906. and the plaintiff aliases deser-
tion on June 12, 1908.
Joseph Taliacs, of Bridgeport has
died a suit in the superior court
against his wife Mary Taliscs. also of
Bridgeport in which he asks that. the
marriage be annulled on the ground
that it was never consummated. The
couple were married on March 1. 1909
and the defendant's maiden name was
Satranylli. The plaintiff also claims
that the defendant has been guilty
of infidelity. naming John Pollcsiiy.
Anna 1... Baker Kecuub. or bridge
port. has brought with the superior
court against Thomas A. Keenan now
or parts unknown for a divorce “on
the ground of Intolerable cruelty and
assertion. The couple were married
in October 1905.
lna B. Morrison Perkins, cf’Green-
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wich wants a divorce from Frederick
B. Perkins of Kitchlawan, N. Y.. on
the ground of lntemperance. They
were married in June 1908. The
plaintiff also asks for the custody of
one minor child.
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Definition at Chiropractic ‘
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