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Wits A-tlso—‘lIIPropet-ty 'oi
.. .. nd~00mpiaintsoi8rob 1
«Von Marriage Vows ‘
itch grist t01 the divorce mill was
turned to the matrimonial bond
flaking tribunal. lust week.
iBm'tha Gertz Heiso, of Bridgeport.
titionod to supply some of it withI
lius Helse "of parts unknown" nsI
tho other party 111 the suit. l‘hc hits '
”ad’s 111"opett\ to iht1 amount of
I'd-.1000 is uttncltcd.
The complaint status that the 11111"
on were man-led on Angnnt it] 1890.!
1‘ 11111111 desertion is alleged itotn May.
1 1903. There is 118 second charge of cut
. city and the date oi its commence
mom is August 3 1890 which is out i
demiy a mistake. The wife asks for
' the custody of her You: minor child
.i'atilds. 1131111 19; Otto. aged 17;
1111-11111 Aged ii, and Albert, ttgod it. {
\iargamt Carine “nilnc.¢1 ot Nor- "
,I walk, Minn 1111 action against .laniesI
Wallace of Bi'custcrs. N Y. Cruel-'1
ty and tntempersncc is alleged They
were married on April 2, 190.1. 'l‘hoI
wife says James begun to be 1-1'uei‘
about Janutry 1,1903. She desires
the custody of tlu-oc‘mlno: 11-.1111l1en I
”Frieda Cisusen of Barton. has peli-
t
TAFT'O VETO l8 MITIIII
1 House oi‘ Rsproucntutivcs will pass uI
TIIE VIIIIIL TIIIII‘I" BILL
IIIIW BEFORE IIIIIIBIIESB
(Continued from first page)
Utah called to see the president about
it last Saturday. But Representative
Serena Fl. Puvne insisted that the
Senate could not initiate tariff legio-
lation and urged the president to keep
hands at!
The statement from the Taft bureau
on lift: subject of the wool bill comes
in a discussion of the situation in Mon
tuna. and is in part as foilotvs:
”The people of Montana realize that
ii the president bud vetoed the Payne
law, the Diusirv lnw carrying higher
tariff intos. would now be in oper.ation
whllo the Republican party Itself
Iwonld be npiit wido open. 1
“Their wool industry is one whith
hoods piotcttion and the pooplr oi
\lontunu are \viilins to libido by a fair
*Hdotinon trout President ’l‘ui't's 'l‘utiff
llozu d as to the cost of production at
home. and nin'ot.1d '1 his report husI
bun rendered and 11 Democratic
Dolltocrntic ‘niil revising tho. wool:
schedule this wcvk. while the Ropubii-g
(1111 111inorlt1. standing squarely on the
report of the Tariff Board. have re
ported 1.: bill tiring 11 thrift tax on thoI
basis oi (lean wool \\"IlIlIl not only;
gites the» wool 1111 owt-r all the logiti
11111111 11101111 tlon he hoods, but 111 tho
same time ith'otds libet'nl reductions
in the present rates on wool for tho
.‘Hnd it not
tinned for a divorce from ileum Cluu “0119“! ”1 tho COHSUIIIOI
5911.0! the 311111.21 place 4119111113 thtttl been for tho 'l‘nrifl’ Board which thcsi
the defendant was guilty of indelltyident 'rttit fought to: and secured in
‘ at Burton BTInglmlI and Stnmto1'd.ltho l’mnc law the wool 111' 'lt't would
with parties unknown to the petition 3min hou- becn revised on on 11111101an.
e‘r. The Clausens were 1111111111911 nIn‘I title and unfuir basis, and ‘hoth the
July 12,‘ 190.171, and the petitioner 'stool grower and consumer again
1 maiden name was Alberts, joopnrdlzed h\ 11 compromise which,
:could not posslhlx be fair to both and
i probably not fair to either in all its de
Aimena Freeman. of h‘airfiold m‘sltsils.” .
brought an action against Nathaniel: The tight in Congress “In!“ on tho
freeman. 0f Bridgeport, m ”“3 9”'lbaslu duty on w.ool The Delnocrattt'E
parlor court for a divorce clnitningI hill makes it a tint rule of 20 per cest:t.I
that he has been guilty or infidelity ad v.nlo:t11n Mr Hill levies his duty3
The name at EH“ 0“)“0‘” ““99““ on tho scoured content of the wool.
11 the complaint. The defendant is and makcs it 13 cents a pound except
Also accused of habituul intemper- ’0“ carpet woolu which are taxed 7
lace. The 1'“ eemaus were married! cents a pound. unwashed. mid 191111111111
on April I” 1908 3“" the nutttioner Isoouimed But rebates make tho. can:
ska the court 1’01 ”‘9 custody 0f aIpetwooisprnctl(1nli_1t‘rce. The Smoot
two y'eiu Old Child 'bill, which is considtrnbit higher thun
‘ ,-_- Price v5.1’r‘1ce. Mr Hill 11 though lower than tho, pres
In a complaint which Aldon Sher- (-1111, low, Is not yet complete, and wiliI
man 11111n e, of Stamford has filed in 1111 offered so 1111 mnenduiont in thci
the superior court against 1191911 11. Senate. The prosilt law has thrcoI
,Prlco. of New York city, hr uslts ror.<'in.~mlfictttiotts in ad vuitr'uum. The
[a divorce on the ground of 1195(11-.'it’1,1llowing tuhle1 shown tthv difference
gition which is claimed to have oc- between the1 111111111111. low. the lindur-
lurred on Marth 8, 1111111 The (111. wood. or Democratic nurnsnre. and
{findants maiden name 11115 Beardsley the Hill hill, namely:
all they wore marrivd on Juno 1. WWW“ UWIN‘“
908. The custody or .lnunat Alden lisw. llill. wood.
ice. aged four yours, is 1111111111 for, 1"- C- P- C. P. 01.
be petitioner. 11.‘ First-class wool ...’1?.t§1‘i 37,88 21)
3“ch vs. 3“ch {Second-class wool 317.86 34.7] '11)
" 1 rm 1; -1 -1 1 2.11 l1‘1'11 211
Vinesnzo Bucci. of Stamford. has 1111-1 d c ‘ilioj __:m___m_u 1
twinned for a divorce in the SIIIJGI‘IOI CENTER SCHOOL ROLL OF HONOR
nrtII from Marie Rosa Bucci. HoI'
AWN” her 01' iniidulity. T110)” wercI List of Pupils Who Have Been Perfect;
married on September 12. 1907, and in Attendance at Winter-form. 1
two minor children. Nicola 1
IIcclano is mentioned in the cum-
Freeman vs. Fresno-.311:
1
i
The nutucs of pupils who have been 1
porl‘em in uttondnuco i‘m' tht1 winter.i
“my.--” firm closing Friday. are as iollows;i
. HOTEL ARRIVALS. tin1 star indicntcs those who have
Ibiahscitemo~L p_ Barber. 11‘, H. been pot‘i‘oot l‘orItho éhtiz'o fall and
‘ E. 301” New York; W. F. winter, twontyclght weeks: i
Brninsrd 3,1,13101 Conn. J, w Stud- Grade Vill.. Luurn 51.11111111101th
'1 Yonkers N Y. - Charles 11 pong, teucliet'~—-i.)onnld A. Gray, “Fred (LI
vidence; 11,0” limpet“. Portland. Smith. *Edn‘tund J. (lolweli. ‘Sophlel
.1. 111. H. 11119111111111. Newark, N. 1.; H- Baker. *Vlvian D. MacKsr‘ 1
r3. Moulton. Springfield. M333-: 1‘ " Grand VIL, Jessie F O'Connor.1
,Hurlbutt. Wilton; S. Barnum. Dan- teacher—«Harry Bussing. Agnes Don-i
' S. Gréenstetm Bridgeport; w, nelly, Grace Datcher. Evelyn Fenrlss,
‘ buresld, New Haven: H. N. Daven- Zlnny Sachs, Tracey Sterling. "Doro-
O. B. Baum, New York; W. w. thy Glenicnning. ‘Muls Hohn. 'Bcn—
nor. Brooklyn: J 6.111111111111011. trlce ‘Hesley. 'Willlsm Hess. ‘Minnio .
3.; (1.0.9121), Boston; L. ‘Kroessig. *Mnry Riley, ‘Elizabeih
Newark. ll fl: J M lfiytpn Siauson.‘AnnaUr1nstou.
Izhevaon’ WI BI UnhIguzI A J. Grade VL, Julia J. 8‘0W1I teacher-M
1 . Muriel Dudley. Margaret Fagan, Eth-
el Friedld’nder. Harriet Gohier. Odn-
line Simons. 142dean Ryan. ‘Thereso
Hartwell, *Dorothy McCiane. ‘Roso
wee-story block in Washington Nadi. ‘I4ouise Schwartskopt,1‘Arthur
'et, has awarded the entire con~ Garfield, *Ro‘bert Hazlett, ‘Fred
. . ’to William F. White, of «East Kroossig. “Donald bitepsrd.
brwalk The work was started today Grade V... Annie T. 'Pardee. teacher——
h William H. Smith. who has the ma- Gerhard Hohn. Edward. Mallory. Nari
lb work. The plumbing will be done man Murray. "Frances Fagan, 'Edds
t .
trgeriieeler, who is to construct a
gone; 8: lHotchkiss; painting, Jun- Hess. "Eisie London, *Eils Mans-
I roivn, and electric work, Henry held. "Floronce Norris. 'Josephine
Root. *Horriet ‘Schmidt. *Emily
tractor White has also been Springsteen. *Fsy Worthy. *Bennio
g the work of erocting A large Kenny, 'John Newton, "Itlarold Weav-
installing a bath room. oto., o'r.
residon‘oe of William Koyser. ' Grand 11V. Milo 148001111111. toactter
1 Woods. East Norwulk. ~Albort Brewer. Adolph Elma. 1111:1-
dolnh Starr. *Msrion King. *Hildfl
mm 5U“ '3 FILED IN COURT- Muth ‘Chsrlotte Moorc. ‘IGlAdys Non
in the shower court by 11111111111111 Henley, 1Jotm Mansfield.
n 1111111131. bank of Danbury 'Leo 311111
11111111. IV., Jessie 111111111114 teacher
,. a 0 1111111111, or New York. 11-111“th Byxboe. Alice Henry. mum
M Rater-on or MwilwmIbeth Hungertord, 'Loio. Motnsr‘nr.
tor A1 Steve-ho 0I GE?" Mary Bruttomesso. comm MoGsr-‘
Itor 8.20000 damsel! ha! ris. 11111111 Ritual] routines CronInL
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1 ~93 u'firs-3;:111-333-333i-zc -:- u'.‘._
are mentioned In the 1111.. Anna 1111111111111. 1111111 tom-411;.
' 111111111 Swan. 111111111; hunter. Jacob
Ken... . '
(Judo 111., . 11.11111. 11‘. . 111.111.11.111.
' teacher-w’rlioodore Allory, William
‘ WholoyI Mar» Mon tiny. maroon.
Mallory. I'Htrt‘ol'd any. *Rulph Mort-
visit. :~
Grads 1.. 11111111111 B. smith. tmhor
1910 it is claimed
1
is not; MocArthir. Richard dildo
. ,‘;-,a;-j-*a;-;-'u;u;:;-;u;-:-;I'U [Hr-3.1;: - -_-;-.g I -.- I‘m-‘s‘h- . .1 . -,-,-.-,._- -,- l -
Select Your New Suit and
Overcoat Early
1A
IF
you are. particular
about having your
Clothes in good style--
and you ought to be --- you’d
better be particular where you
go to buy them. ("That doeSn’t
mean that you won’t find stylish
clothes for sale in a good many
places; but it means that if you
don’t get anything but style, you’d
better not buy.
The object in, being particular
about style is to have clothes that
look stylish; And if you want them
keep on looking stylish; and clothes
don’t do that unless they are made
all-wool fabrics. And that’s the
Only way to get style that stays;
and that’s why
Hart Schaffuer 81 Marx
name in a garment means so much
to the man who buys the clothes to
'wear. You see for yourself . what
the style .is; when you set-:1 that
name you, know it’s style that’s
gaing , to stay stylish.
How about it? Wé‘ye 'got the
”clothes here. ‘ and you’ve got I the
. money; we both need each other. '
Suits $18 8. up; Overcoats $18 &up
OTHER GOOD MAKES AS LOW AS -.$1000 ‘ .
1.7.11
to look stylish, you want them to.
.to do it; and “made-to-do it” means '
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Dr. 1.. V. Radium on tho 11111111111111 in tho varnished Baum at line ,ztirni- rovlvers." he oo‘ntlnueo, "is one that
Ahmed in re- turo and 1111.1.
moot tit or min: 11qu ”chew .liguid furniture. 11111111111 At A can
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“One of the 1.1.11 possible furniture
inst be made worth ovary hotmwlto 1111111,.“ 31 mix and
of . his and
snoringiy to the varnished furniture
with n linen ran. Athletic of silk or
chose cloth. tree from mm and dust.
will 1111‘ mar. to preserve good turni-
turo'thdn ominous «it! At. tho proo— ' .
Norwalk Chronicler