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“ugly“, w. at. Robert ll Wilcox-
as Chapter. N0. 88. R. A.M
in Masonic Buildina. south
street, 2d and em Tuesdays of
slid! month—July and August ea-
esotedflt 8 o 'clock. All Royal Arch
was cordially invited. Thaddeus
Myer. H. P.- Robert M. Wilcox,
” ROBERT M. WILGOX. Bsey'.
st'aitouanrs' Ann ”Nurse-run-
‘ ese' aesoeIa-rlou
.‘fishe‘iniah Candee. President
. ' esldent. Charles J. Pidgeon
Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Withers Corbett. Treasurer
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PRESIDENT TAFT on son-
' EIGN RELATIONS,
President
'aft’a second message. devoted to
*“Ollr ‘Foreign Relations,” was
read in Congress today. Prefacing
his remarks with the statement
that the relations of this country
with" other nations have been
marked with “the usual good will
nd friendly intercourse.” the
calmly
e ‘mobilization of troops at
exican border during the
all his reasons for ordering
emonstration.
character to invite criticism.
surely be. disappointed, for
"president calmly recites the
to which led up to the crisis
ch demanded s'uch drastic pre-‘v
,ns; pays a tribute to theE
ess and good judgment of
assador Wilson; compli-
eii'ts the promptness with which
(immobilization of the troops was‘:
reflected. and the behavior of the
Hitters and men under trying cir‘
ufnstances; points out the bene-
cial effects produced upon the
Mexican people by “the presence
of a; large military and naval force
"liable for prompt action near
til Mexican border,”_ and com.
' s to the consideration of
gress, the excellent results at-
p . ing the action which demon-
tr‘ated in themselves the wisdom
‘ of his policy.
. The events following closely
. upon the insurrection were also
eviewed, the indictment of Gen—
eral Bernardo Reyes and others
for infringement against the neu-
1rtrality laws of this countrydbeing
,_ mentioned.
, Mr. Taft urges prompt and lav.
potash action on the arbitration
treaties now pending before the
Senate.‘
Considerable is said of the Chi-
e loans in which American,
. French and German na-
participated, and holds
this spirit of, coeoperation
. g the powers in regards to
V nancial situation‘“will prob-
e preserved. . '
Taft reports that only the
, strated by therapeedy c‘on-
tion of the new treaty.
Mould Building, Booth
street lot and 8d Tuesday of
William Howard 1
reviews the l
mirilbount - ,
The Moroccan question is
touched lightly. as or
. lea! disturbances
the near East. T
war. he characterizes .aa“ . ‘
pily" existing. and holds” that this
country has no direct political life
terest in that strife.
pea! for. rigorous legislation con-
trolling the sale and use of opium
in this country, and urges Con-
relations with the United States.
ists in some «countries against
American goods.
The crying need for an Ameri-
cangmerchant marine. both from
an «economic standpoint and to
facilitate the favorable transpor~
tation of our exports, is urged
upon Congress.
Of the Russian Jewish passport
question, which is being agitated.
message, covering this important
issue, after the holidays.
In closing the president urges
improvement of the diplomatic
service, declaring that much de-
pends upon the efliciency of this
corps.
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THREE YEIIIB Fllll FIRE-
800 ll. 1. BlllKllB
(Continued from first hole.)
m
tonco at the present term of court.
Altogether 15 cases were disposed of
yesterday. all pleading guilty to the
charges against them. and all receiv.
lnx jnll sentences except in the case
of Glrkus. The jury was not called
upon for any duly as yet. State's At-
vloruoy .ludson was ready to try the
case yesterday afternoon against.
George Cauipboll. known as Jack
Ilurke. Who Is charged with attempt to
commit. criminal assault. but Camp
bull, who was out on bail, could not be
found. The state's attorney stated
that he understood the accused was to
plead guilty. Judge Joel H. Reed held
the count openJor an hour to await
the appearance of the accused. but
later adjourned until this foreuoou.
Four MOntha for a Saloon Fight.
Rocco Cuirupl. of New Caiiaau. who
was; charged with assault with intent
to kill and silly. pleudod"“itullty '10
simple assault, which was accepted.
The story of the assault is that the
accused. why was in the-habit of going
into Emilio Annunsluto's saloon.
where his credit was goud. provided
the amount of his bill did not run up
too high. 0n the night of September
21. the accused went into the saloon
.nnd asked for a drink. This was
given hint. but the proprietor told I
that he could not have any more until
he paid what he owed. But. Cuirupi
called again for a drink and trouble
followed. Rocco was told to get out.
refused, and the proprietor pushed
him. Cutrupi pulled a razor and
made a swipe. at the proprietor. There
was a struggle and when both men
were on the floor Cutrupl hit Annnn~
.zlato on the arm. After" a plea was
made by Attorney John Cuneo’ the
court imposed a sentence of four
months in jail. ’
Jail for Nine Months.
Adolph Hollander was sentenced to
jail for nine mouths after pleading
guilty to Infidelity with Emilio Bol-
lcger, oi Paterson. N, .I.. who was dls-
charged because her husband had
agreed to take her back to his home in
New Jersey. It is the old story with
some modern adaptations. Hollander
and the llotlegcr woman ran' army
from New Jersey together several
months ago and located in Bridgeport.
The husband of the woman followed.
located the two living on Broad street.
Bridgeport, asked‘for the unrest of the
man_ but did not want his wife arrest-
ed as she was the mother of his two
children.
Laney refused to compromise the mat-
ter in that way, but stated that he was
.willing, even noxious to unrest tlle.t\vo
for the equal crime. This did not sult
up, Botteger, and {at that. time the
matter was‘compromls‘ed by the arc-
ing wife promising to go back to her
husband in Paterson and not repaint
the crime: The latter is 9. Well known
business man in that city. Twoeweeks
after that promise. the woman was
back in Bridgeportand knocked at
Mr. Hollander’s door for admittance.
She had left her husband voluntarily
the second time. taking her 14-year-old
daughter with‘her. This was more
than the good Mr. Botteger could tol-
crate. and he followed his wife to
Bridgeport and this time agreed thst
h
. his wife should be arrestud as. well
as Mr. Hollander. He took the daugh-
tor back home wltlt hillhii As the form-
:or omlrne was practiced-y condoned by
the husband Mr. Hellnader ls contain
and this time for nin'e months in jall
‘ bedauso a woman cattle to him with-
out “.5 solicitation. The woman hoes
The president renews his .sp- V
grass to consider the foreign trade ‘
saying that discrimination still ex- , i ‘
the president promises a special ,
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HOLIDAY V
Undermuslins»
Exquisite Garments. beautiful trimmings, good ma-
terials and the best workmanship.
advance Spring styles. mostly shniplo
garments. in linu- for the holiday selling. No doulu.
artlclea ofthls nntnm would make. very acceptable
gifts for the proapetlito Spring bride
should bring you here if you urc u: all interested in
Lingerie Petticoats 98c to $7. 50"
Handsome new models. \arlous six-lea. made pith
drop "commoner-lively trimmed. excellent \aluea.
Cembination Garments
lloth Skirt and llruwor designs.
elaborated with shiny lace and ribbon, some
Night Gowns 50c to $5
Made of Cambrlc not! line Nainsooir chemise; low
If you want to give a (lawn that is out of the or-
dlunry.why not select one of our "Royal Society"
l lingerie. Gowns. trimmed with hand embroidery and
.Corset Covers 50c, 75c &98c
Excellent styles. prettlly and attractively trimmed
The N. E
at Washihcbon street
We rncui red :1
Our prices
$7.50
very nttradlhe
Ryan Co. ..
wife. EmllimSciarr-etta. was given a 10!
months” lull sentence. The" accusedf
left his wife in the old country about
try. At Stamford he met with
lived with her for three years or more,4
both In Bridgeport and Stamford. The
woman was made to believe that she
was married to the accused. as they
had gone once to the town clerk‘s
office and secured a license to not:
married. Two children ware" born to
the couple. lSeveral months ago the
country, and when she put in an ap-
Decrease the Stamford woman caused
the arrest of the man who deceived
her.
Bernard Gets Ono Veer.
IFor obtaining goods under false
pretenses Joseph Bernard wits com—3
mitted to jail for one year. The sol
oused went no the store of Moss and;
when. and secured “5 north or
clothes on the name of his uncle After:
that he went south. but psevlou‘eeo hisx
going pawned the articles in a. Water
street store. His record that he had
been before- the superior court _before\
on two occasions for burglary. was
the reason tliltt be secured such a sti '
sentence.
~ Martin Carson. need 22, went
Italian witedsnded suddenly in this .
Thersccused told shard luck story:
to the court. He said that he went
to the home of Rev. Father William:l
r .
five years ago. and came to this coun- J. Dullard to. ashlar something to cab!
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He did not know that it was a priests‘
Prosecuting Attorney mimosario Scisrretta, not a relative. andl house. Anyway. no one answered the‘
hell. The door was open. an arc rcout
was within his reach. and he just took
it and lilhod over to Pouyhlleepsle'.
where -he sold the garment.
cused wanted to be given another
chance. The court gave him some
advice and a sentence.
. . Plekpocket Sentenced.
Miss Lea Miller, so tall and attrac-
live looking Mulauo girl. pleaded
guilty to steallnr $80 from a. white
man who she met and flirted with on
Main sweet. Bridgeport. The accused
woman, with a companion, met several
men and Miss Miller got close to her
escort and picked his pockets of 9.
roll of bills. When her escort saw that
his flirt was a‘ colored women he shook
her, but later overtook her on Fair-
ifleld‘ avenue and had hes- arrested. 0n
the plea entered by Attorney Green-
stein that the woman was s consump-
\tlve and that a latte bentenoe Would
be harmful the noun gave her a‘ our
mouths. sentence. All the monewwss
The ac- ‘
Xmas Gifts.“
Gloves from the Boston Store are exceptionally ap-
propriate for presentation. Their known reliability
gives continence to the giver and
recipient and otdhose mutual prices you should
do your shopping for Holiday Gloves now.
Gloves for Women
Women’s imported i’. L. French Kid Gloves. prlx
”nine. spear point backs. very durable; suitable for
Our special price ..... 01.00
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‘Women’s Elbow Length
Glace Kid Gloves
Made of line kid. of prime duality.
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Men’s Gloves
Men's lint-st Imported Kid Gloves,
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Hundreds of Styles of
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. ,1 and 2clasp Kin,- Mocha. Suede, Doesltln. Washable
Chamois and one Cashmere Gloves. unlined. silk lin-
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The largest and best line the Boston Store
satisfaction to the
kerchiefs
Black: white“
designs
12%0.
lei/go each.
19¢ each.
25¢ each.
50¢ each.
Morita Gloves.
. $1.25 and ”.50
quality-—
tel/go each.
19: each.
25.: each.
one each.
and Boys'
Women‘s one corner embroidered
Handkerchiefs, pretty designs
Select. your Xmas Gift.
Handkerchiefs Now
At the Boston Store. tomorrow‘and Saturday. if you
can, and save time. money and worry.
Women's All Linen Initial-
Handkerchiefs. EACH ..
12%0
Men's and Women's Plain Linen llemslltched Hand-
100, 12%, 150. 19c, 250
up to 50c
Women‘s fine Val lace trimmed Handkerchiefs, neat .
25c and 500
Women‘s initial Handkerchiefs. all fine quality—
Box of 6, 75¢ ,
Box of 8, 81.00
Box of 6, $1.50
Box- of 6, $3.00
Men's Linen Initial Handkerchiefs, large size, fine
a
a
Box of 6, 75s
Box of 6,’ $1.00
, Box of 6, $1.50
Box of 6. $3.00
an ~ actur‘e‘
Sale-c. of Banke 3
Another big day of Blanket selling. Be sure you
buy a. Blanket during this sale, fer its just. the some
as putting money in the bank. '
S,
six-months’ sentence in tall for snatch-
ing a. handbag from the hands of Miss
listening to the music of a band at
Seaside Park last August. . Miss
Khoury was sitting on ‘a bench and
Harris played‘the gallant act and got
ln'éonvelrsation with her. Then he
suddenly snatched her bag and ran
away. There was $40 in her pocket-
book and some articles of jewelry.
Barrie was not caught for several ‘
mouths afterward. Attorney Bartlett
made a plea for leniency for the man.
and stated that the money between re
turned. The state‘ a attorney informed
the court that It was not Harris' first
attempt or offense.
Tucker Gets 30 Days. . _
Charles F» Tucker. the Bridgeport
circus employee, who gave away a lot.
of circus paraphernalia to several
girls, inoludlnx rldlna chants. and fancy
. v. .
lineup that he did not start the row
and that he use opposed by taro men.
Matilda Khoury, when the latter ‘was ‘
John Gerullo was given a sentence
of four months. He broke into a
Water street saloon. in Bridgeport.
and stole some bottled so.ods
Anthony Lewls received a sentence
of four months, John A. Smith three
mouths and John O'Rourke 60 days.
for breaking Into and. stealing from a
freight oar in Stamford
Pm to be Released.
Before the adjournment of the court
for theday. and carnation of Attor-
ney John Curse, of South Norwalk.
which also agreed to by States Attor-
any film. Vlncenao Pepe, of West-
port. who was sentenced to eight
Months in Sell by Judge Curtis, at the
last term of the court and also ordered
to pay 9 line of $200 wil be released.
rge against Pepe, who is quite.
an yd sly man. was assault with in-
ton ‘lto‘alll Edward Elwood. Mr Pepe
MR. GARY IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.+—Eibert H. .
Gary, head of the United States Steel
Corporation. returned to Washington
today, to continue his suggestions for
corporation control,.before the senate
committee on inter-state, commerce.
Mr. Gary suggested to the committee '
last week a plan for governmental su-
provision of the corporations through
a federal commission. with power to
glvefull publicity tattle business; of .
the big combinations. Members of
the committee were prepared for a ‘
long questioning of the Steel Corpora- .
tlon official at today’s session of the
committee. ~ "
COLONEL ”reason HETIRES.‘
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7. -—After more
than 44 years of active service. Col.
Robert H Patterson. of the Coast Ar-
tillery Corps. has been plenum-moon
the etlre’d list of the it
retains thongs of. 64 yarn: Go
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