STAMFORD. Aug 3.14.11 agreement . Hussein he entered into with 11- wild about two years ago, to the . t that. she should go her way and, chin. and she should not 11811 him to upon her or their child or-expect 111 to dose, was urged by Haas in th ”City Court yesterday morning, as ” son for Mt contributing to the support of Ms.1‘ Haas and their two- earnold daughter. Thelma. Haas was ,3 tried for non~support of his wile child udgo. 1He did not question Mrs. Haas ’nlieged agreement did not an 1 DSAUGATUCK Douglas'i’urdy, of Syracuse is visit- ing his father, Justice Samuel A. Purr dy. ‘ Miss Virginia Parks has returned from a two weeks‘ visit with relatives in the Bay State. ‘ The. Greens Farms Congregational Church Sunday «School will hold its picnic, August 8, at Beardsley Park. M After visiting ut the home of W. 111‘. Pat-sell ofgreens Farms. Mr. and Mrs.” Fred, Parsell and family have return- ed to their home in South‘lngton. ~ ’ t1 it. and she mentioned it not in or testimony. Haas was ordeied to " and $4 per week in “the winter" 3‘ support of the baby girl, who as in court yesterday gazing about 11, tweent interest upon her parents 911119 payment of the weekly: allow- 0 accused is a carpenter, and here is evidence that he received . $3 to $4 per day when heworked. e Said, however that he did not it‘d it steadily, and he wanted to know hat 'he should do when he missed 8. eat: or more employment. Judge Jen- lugs told him hed have to pay the wance just the same. T‘Haas said he had always been will-' 1:13 to support his child and the only eason he had not c011t1‘inuted regu- d agreement. entered into, he said, This agreement ‘ sequence. They iiVed in Dalian then. The accned asked nation omcer. thought, steady employment , however, thought Judge Jennings, ,1 request. VAppealtFrom Haas's Father. Haas‘s father, who was in during the hem-,ing ‘ nings in an on‘mt to have lln1 110111 parently punished. was 1111111011 both sides he clnl1nod;i . wasnot all on his son 51 side. thoh‘ottar 1 did not enter into the case at 111111.1H ‘ Married When She Was Sixteen. Mr. Haas said that his son had 11111 at! a cottage 11nd furnished it it hooouple and his wife tried to lent land house witert. ‘ n a. failure, he sold. 511th theirs. He admitted that it owns a bit wild at times but he (1 that this wildness 1y toJ3n1ily troubles. lib not. 11 or the spell or inml he hurt boy in the country. be older Hana asked what flu: happened to lose work. "“ll‘hat would “" aid Deputy Judge Jennings. I Mouser or am 1111111101111). ntlnuoua Wall or Ice, Made ’ on June 24th. ford, the highest peak, his wife $6 a week in “the sum-1 ldp‘gt‘gndparents who were there, too.’ dusts father gave a bond of $500 t0. 1y. toward her suppolt was the alleg- was: after he had George F‘. Sherwood had trouble with his wife and her m0- 1 meeting of the county scuntms and re-. other and had gotten into trouble with ‘ pr-‘esentnthes held at the county courti .‘ the authorities over in Darien in com 1 house in Blld‘h epmt Deputy Judge teenth oi mill tax to cover 031111t1 911» outings to rei"e1 the (use to the Pro-1 penscs it would be well he in case he happened to lose! the bond method cut 00., was the best to secure payment or the painfully injuled yesieiduy 1110111111 ..allowa11ce dud he did not 111 ant lluds‘ s when onoyi' the bean rails fell on the court 1‘9" addressed Judge 1 lilting u hem 1 1111i] which 11 ns dl‘oppodi _ He said that he an innocent "1 new ty, was the one 11 ho would be “1,..11‘01111111011. } lie said he had ul- ms tried to do the right thing tor his on 111.1 his daughter- --ln 111‘. There lie de- .nnd (‘anul enacts. ola d. that he had taken one of his hell‘s)“ children, n boy, who had died.‘ ‘ had offered to take the little girl wit figures in the pending case, but ., the mother had not seen fit to accept‘ J an Jennings said that (untody o the child was another question which ’told the elder lines that his son must goéto Jail unless the bond was given. ‘ led the complainant when she 1111111 ”13 years old. He added that ho pro— air daughter-ln-law the gollllo art The effort had through no was due When he bled, or: father declared, lienry WWW“ they would have no effect on the pavement. _ 1! do if in the winter Benson, 1111; be unfortunate for lnlhelndividuul. mun or woman, who Mt of the Famous Mnunuln, GM 1.11119, 1:10. 11111111 , ORR. Aug. 31-Tho conquest strengthening, ionic, and The Mills family reunon will be ,he‘id next Wednesday A larger goth. lering than last yeat when over ninety . attended is expected at this annual. Dr. Louis B. Wheeler, assistant sur- geon on the 1U. S. S. Marietta is home ‘on a short furlough visiting his par- ;ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler of Avery place. The Westport Water company is laying pipes into the Willow Brook .cemetery in North Main street. The house of Keeper Charles Baraclough is also being connected. Sea Breeze llsland, Bridgeport, is be- coming a. popular amusement resort for Westport iamilies.'1‘here were imany local families represented the1e lon ‘Mondav German day. The island is fast surpassing old Pleasure Beach £111 a picnic grounds. Representative William H. Burr and attended the Tuesday The , lcountv oificiz. 1is voted to 1111111 one. iii- 11 Mike llaidini i-‘ Willizud slieeti ‘Ono of the l11l10111is with the (‘o unccth at tht1 Saugutuck bridge 111113 back of his hand in. .l. M. Nolan [took f01ll stitches in tho lujuiod 11111111 lluhlini with ol.‘h(‘1 w01kmen wetol 1 at lhe 01111111 0:” the i‘orcnnu1.ln-hii1 10111111 to hi go with his iollowl linns circus :11“‘1l\(1d in loun 'l‘hursi : day morning about 3 o (110th and not t ‘itsoli up in liver .11 lot at North M11111 The 111111101 1111i it 'draws i1111 t‘licus from town to town and also gcnemltt‘s puwor tor the tout ll11.,hls and moving picture11tt1ut‘lstou~l lslderahle 51tiontion.’l‘ho l11‘st 11111 int manta was held T‘hlllfidlly night all the souls being tilled. lt 1111s a well? ti pleased audience which left the 111111 alter an almost twu hou1 show. The I c (liens is ht‘io ior two 1111:1111 evenings. , l Foreman Emmet Donuelly oi the: Stuto highway dopm‘tn‘icnt dashed out to \Vostpoit realm day morning to see! if the hill 11hit‘l1 ends at the habits! building was still there. The stntol department had tried out the new hit! . ullthlc pavement hi. this point fccllngl that such 11111151111111 would withstand any. heavy ruin. Foreman Donnelly decided that if the rain of Wednesday evening; could not muke an impression no other storm could. The road wuu‘ in line condition yesterday. Fore 1111111 Donnelly wins a friend's week's 1y salary on the road. He had hot 11. sulury against a friend‘s week‘s salary that the beat storm l‘- 1r ii iii a. THE “PROGRESSIVE" PARTY uses Riley»; Kidney Pills 101 back- ache rheumatism went: back. and. other kidney and bladder irregularl tlea. Robert W Hertel‘, Lawrence- :“i took three bottles of ' Foley Kidney Pills and got a permu- nont cure." They are healing, nick to pro. in dune honouolnl results. ontalns no 1111111. by Howard Palmer, sec» "1' the American Alpine Club. lodged to the American Geo 1101110”. The «ascent of the which 11' 11.1134 on 111111. tactically one huntinuoua wall nude on 31111024141. Mi into eight aspirate at- scale the 11131 11111111911qu or 1 and have been made during hull noun years. No other he 11111111111111 Rockies him " Only five or the me» 1‘ reached the have oi the harmful drugs. Never sold in Milk. Put up in twdsizos in sealed bottles. The genuine in a yellow package. 1W. F. Wlxmoro 19: Go. ” WM RIDGEMILD MAN GIVII BONDO John ’1‘. Hunt. who lives in Ridge field and whose, house is sold to be but a tow rods from the New Yul-it state line, is under 11 11mm or $2 600 for appearance in the United States Court in blew Haven on the fourth limited stutter mistrust Attorney F. Tuesdun in September. He m ar- 1 rail/ad under 11‘” oomiilaint issued by. We will Sell for ‘ CASH or 30da'ys‘ Approved CREDIT , We will Sell for - G 11 & co 11 . .' 30days Approved ”0 ‘ ESTABLISHEDMISbS CREDIT The Chariot-1 of a year for Young Folks _ to Start Heusekeeping _ August” Furniture Sale Special Reductions on Dining Room Sets, Bed Room Sets, Living RoOm Pieces. We carry the best line of Furniture that is within reach of persons of moderate income. You have no idea what a magnificent layout' is here now for you to choose from, unless you come and look. Now Get Busy and Take Advantage f”. 0.211.: 0.12 0:11. On China Closets, on Dining Tables, on Buffets 9 On Sideboards, on Wardrobes, on Desks 1' 0n Brass Beds, White Enameled Beds, 1Hall Racks. , :, On Mattresses, on Springs, on Quaker Ranges. On Couch Hammocks, Baby Carriages, GO- Carts. 5% on Porch Chairs and Rockers. 5% on Lace urtalns and, P01 lets efn era :ors- lili‘siiidfi and Ash, lined or galvanized lined, all to go at One-Third off regular prices We will hold for you, anything that you may select during sale and dehver the same when wanted u
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