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EAOHER FIGHTS mvoaca Ac-
,_ TION ACCUSES WIFE.
ARTFORD Nov! 12 .——Replying to
. e’s divorce action, filed on‘
' or 15 in this cilly, the Re1‘.crnn~-l
renton. professor of English1
111 e at Trinity college, a pro-
of Bishop Chauncey Browster
.. candidate for suffragan bishop
it d ocese of Connecticut, will file;
list. co piaint naming a r'eSIdcnt.
Me" as correspondent.
Brenton, who was Elizabeth A.
daughter of the late Jonathan-
t‘ ls, charges desertiou and intol.‘
able cruelty against her husband.
‘ lthOugh Mrsu Brenton charged de-'
96 in the same house. up to. last
ember. Then Mrs. Brenton loft
y suddenly. She had been 1111- 1
in: Care of Dr. 0. C. Smith iillfl1
nul Waterman and certain of
Brenton' a friends spent nooks in
' rt to locate her in 1"n1ious sun-
ms. Three or four writs “of
_ its corpus were issued, but the
0510113115 not found in Connecticut '
,yMrs. Brenton had none. to Linden
Lodge Sanitmium. Bruit-,lebom VL, it
dOMOIled later, and while there insti-
tutcd hé‘l‘sult. ‘
,In his answer P1 otossox Brenton dc ‘
so the deseiilon and cruelty charges,
and in his cross complaint hcis spell
oil in his dates and mentions hulls
.‘Ml‘l‘H THE STATE SECRETARY.
‘ meats relating to lurorpota
‘ two been filed as follows in the
., 7h 01 the stale secretary:
ideals of incorporation of the
Owners’ Supply company, , of
. ; to deal in auto supplies;
pilot too, 0611; to start with 11.01111,
poratora, t}. Herbert Peck, J. G.
Mound R. S. Kllbourno.
"1118.115 ‘of orgunulzntlon‘ of the
w C Campbell, Incorporated, of
‘rtlncots of incorporation of the
on Hartwnre company. of New
mlnary certificate of dissolu-
l‘itlto Vulcan Iron Workn.,‘of
”ml
8 nihilism
to Holland: of south Nomlk
Pdoplo.
{to days of dlsslnouol‘
.Itdldnoho, lunguor, 3111ch
m rhoumutlc (pains;
wry liloo.rdoro
’88 Kidney fills, are especially
' H “1': 1
y rcoldento of this vicin-
out and 11nd 1.111.111
lsend you to the hair.
Smith,
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ATTAC K8 H88 LAWYEFllS‘.
Convicted Murderer IDollvoro Verbal
Broadside When Sentenclld.
NEW YORK, Nov 13wJoseph Com
1 . which are willing to withstand or al'e
,cupa‘ble 01"11‘ithstanding the demands
,nccountunts claim are under the dom-
" terests end the total
says that Samuel . Unt‘emyol; and
Judge Edgar Horror, counsel for the
investigating committee. propsc‘ 150
show that it ls‘impossiblo for “out3
sitlcrs” to finance enterprises without
the sanction of the “Money Klngsfi
The dispatch further states, “in the
final analysis, the committee expects
to show that there are few If any in- ~
fluentiai institutions in the lountry
oi; the great Morgan-Rockefeller sys-
tem of banks." '
or financial institutions which the dis-
patch. states the committee‘s expert
ination of the Morgan-Rockefeller in-
terests, the World includes a number
of Connecticut institutions.
it is stated that there are 305 finan-
cial institutions in the country under
the sw'ny of the Morgan-Rockefeller in
resources of
these institutions is $8,097,631.011.Tl1e‘
last. report of the comptroller of the
currency shows that there Is 33,555,
900,000 'of actual money in existence
5in the United States.
Among the Connecticut institutions
included in the dispatch are the demo
insurance 00., of Hartford With, re.
sources of 521, 023, 545; Ansonia Na-
tional bank, $1,160,924; Brooks Nation-
al bunk, Torrlngton, $1,058,110; City
10y, convicted of second degroe mur-
dor for killing Joseph Fettrich, a
‘ luw1er, caused a scene yesterday lnl
Justice Golf’s part of the supreme
court where the four Rosenthui case
gunmen are on trial, by oru'lly nt-
tacking his attorneys when called for
sentence Justice Golf heard what
,Conroy had to say, told the prisoner
that he was ducky to have csdnpod
the electric (hair, and then sentenc-
ed him to an indeterminate term of
1““ datinvfrom 1908 the B‘mto'm from 20 years to lifé impilsonmcnt. glist.
Conroy was convicted on his second
trial, the first resulting in :1. disagree-
mont.
'Conroy.“said Justice Goff, “your
counsel made a splendid defense for
11111 In each of your trials 1111111 in
formed the jury stood 11 to 1 for
scndlng you to the .electrlcchalr.
you murdered in cold blood .a dis-
tinguished member of the bull” But
for a circumstance which could not
be coutlolled, I would grant you an
other trial so that a good jury might
That ill where
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you ought to go "
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NEEDLEWORK GUlLDI.
'* of Articles.
The directors of the Norwalll branch
of the needlework guild 01 America,
will. hold an adjourned meeting, on
Saturday, November 10th, at; 2 o‘-
clock, at the residence of Mrs. ireslic
39 Elmwood avenue, South
Norwulk, at which time articles of
\l'tilll‘lllg apparel, household linon, etc.
will be on exhibitiomal’ter which they
,will he distributed to the lilorwaik
Hooitnl, Day Nursery,_ Tuborculosio
Association and needy sick families of
the town.
The management has secured a
speaker ion the occasion, Miss. Me-
Coritlo, of Philadelphia, who ,‘pvill tell
,of the work '01 the National ‘Brauoh,
also of her own home bronchi, where
she has been secretary for many years.
A cordial invitation to extended to
oil members who have so generously
contributod to this grand unit good
'so many years. I,
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FORDHAM FACULTY 1‘0 than.
use“-
Appointment of Moo Nomad
of Thou Wh‘o Humid.“
,' 0o Hotlflod. i, '
A meeting of the Faculty -f Ford-
hum Uhlvérolty has been
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mun who have boon «11.11511
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cause, which has been in clulstonce
i... Pianos
11 had for
notes. 19 to ratify the would out of
Dr. William P. Henly, dud do other
, 1
bank. Hartford $1. 865 .891; Colonial
{Ttust Co., Watermury, $8, 450. 644;
Greenwich National bank,3895.8:.l~'1;
lNorwich Shvings society, Norwich,
”18,300, 500: Second National bank,
New l‘laVen, $8, 746. 837; Southport
Trust (70., Southport, $162,730;
Thames Loan and Trust (10., 51,238:
.1172; Travellers Indemnity So... Hart-
ford, 81, 600. 105, Travellers Insurance
(30.. Hartford, $58, 012,464.
oNorwttik bank is included in the
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IN FAVOR oFKcoNNEC‘rtcurco.
The. public utilities commission has
petition of the, Connecticut company
appealing from the action of the board 1
of selection of the town of Hamden
in respect to the approval and uccopt~
once of the plans of the company
relative to the loontiou of trucks in
that town. The petition is ,grnnied
and the companv is given permission
to do it; weik as outlined. in the
llntling the commission says "That the
conditions imposed by the order or
the selectmsn upon which the com-
puny took its appeal were unreason-
able, unnecessary and unjust and
therefore orders that the. application
be granted, subject, however, to con
ditions imposed 'by the selectmen as
contained in two clauses of the poll-
tion." The matter deals with ti‘dllsy
work near Mt. Carmel.
~ cHAUF‘FEUR HELD F011 MAN.
SLAUGHTER. .
HARTFORD, Nov. 33.711.111.151 Cur-
l.urud,_o chauffeur. was yesterqu.
bound over to the Criminal Court un
der bonds of $2. 000 on a charge of
manslaughter. The car he was operat-
ing struck and killed a pedestrian in
this city, October 30.
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Offers to Refund Money if Dr. How-
«11'. Spoolflo Will Not Ours My
Case of Constipation or
Dyopoplil.
Frank 1811111111311 is so'eklng‘ the
worst coils of dyspepsia or consume
, .4
test Dr. Howard's new specific (or
the cure of those illusion. . .~
80 confident to he that this red-.41.
chic medicine will offset a mild;
cure in a. chart limo shot he out.
to! d. tho mainly should it no lid
f
A Washington "dispatch to 111.5 New. ,
,York world. dealing with the loves; ,
. at .
1 ligation of the socullod money trust.
Publishing a list of banks and cm L,
James W.,
, . ~Phillpoits, 15.;-
issued a finding in the1matte1‘ of a _
' Halo, Louise Clossor
lion in South Norwolk or vicinity to ,
Nsw LtuaAnv socks.
Ready for Circulation In South Nora»
. 1' walk Title Month.
A few new books placed on the
shelves of the South Norwrilk library,
November 1,1912. , 1
Reference.
11111111, McNally & 00.,
Library atlas of the world. 1912 2 v.
Potter, Marlon, ed.
U. S Catalogue.
Jan.1,“1912.)
Philosophy.
(Books in print;1
Chen-o,
When Were you Burn?
Craigc, A. 11., 1‘
Your Luck's In Your. Hand. "
f Sociology.
Acorn, 6.. .
One of the Multitude. u
Fisher. D. A” .,
A Montessotl Mother.
Holmes, Au
Conservation "of the Child. .
011 some of Life's ideals. ,
Kaufman, LL.
1Do Something. Be Something.
Bingraphy‘.
Letters of George Meredeth.
Literature.
Watson, R. 55.,
Poems of Rosamond Watson.
‘ Science.
Porter, G. S.,
Moths of the Limberlost.
, Fiction.
Booth. 3.,
Beauty andthe Jocobine.
Brainard. E H.,
For Love of Mary Ellen.
Dix, Beulah M., ‘ -,
Betty, Bluest-Home. ?
Doyle, (Joann. d
Lost World.
rmema'n, 111M. w..
~ The Yatcs‘ Pride.
Kingsley, F M., , - .
Miss Phlinru's Wedding Gown.
Llppmun, J.A ,
Martha By-the—Day.
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The Lovers.
Reed, M., . ,
The White Shield (2;cop,)
Waller, M 15.,
A Cry in. the Wilderhess.
Watnnnn, 0;,
The Honourable Misses Moonlight.
Whitcchuroh, V..
Left in Charge.
Gulswprthy, J
111:1 of Tranquility.
New volumu In Norwslk Library.
The Norwalk Library added in Sep-
tembcr and October 117. books and to
tho ‘Duplkmq Pay
books. ,The list is thereforo so long
it does not seem fair to ask the papers
to publish it.
The additions to the Pay Collection
ln1\lovcmbet so for, include: ,
Blanchi Martha Gilbert Dickinson,
The Sin of Angels. ,
Castle. A. and .81..
The Lure of info.
Doyle, Sir Arthur Condo. :3 “‘1“ L
Tithe mat World.
Dreiser,“ Theodosia,
The Financier.
Flshor,.lncol1.
The Cradle of the Deep.
Galsworthy. John, \
The ion of Tranquility. _
U
Hdr Soul and Her 1Body.
‘l,lowiott “Maurice,
Mrs. Lancelot. .
Hopkins, William John.
Concerning Sally.
irwln, Will. .
The Rad Billion.
Lincoln, Joseph 0., 1,
Tho Rios of norm 1:11.151.
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'l'lto Plum of Honeymoons.
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. olie discovmy of the first gray hairs
. used a “Sago "l‘eu"“fm‘ keeping, their
‘ about a man's neck.
Collection, 93'
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‘ MA. 1531111131.: 1.1.1.1.... accompanies
which unfontunutoly are looked upon
“l heralds ofadvanclng age. Gray hair,
however handsome it may be, makes
a person look old. We all know the ad
vantages of being young Aside from
the good impressIOn a youthful appear-
ance makes on others, simply know-
ing that you are “looking tit" givos
one courage to undertake and accom-
plisit things.
loan of looking old on account of gray
hairs, when a Sim-pin remedy will
“give your hair youthlul color and
beauty in a few days' time?
Most people know that. common gar-
llon sage ago-is as, a color manner and
scalp tonic as well. Our grandmothers
hair dark, soft, and luxuriant. In
Wyeth’s Sage and. Sulphur Hair Reme-
dy We have an ideal preparation of
Sage, combined with Sulphur 11nd oth-
er valuable remedies for dandruff.
itching scalp and"ti1in, weak hair that
is split at .lihe ends or constantly
coming out. A few applicationso‘f this
valuable remedy will bring back the
color, and in a short tilde it will re-"
move every trace of dandruff and
greatly Improve the growth and. ap-
penance of the hair. .1
Get a titty cent bottle from your
drugglst today, and notice the differ-
ence in your hair after a few days‘
treatment. All druiglsts sell it, under
guarantee that the money will be re—
funded if the remedy is met exactly
as represented
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WILL MAKE TEST CASE OF JOBIE
MEYER, WHO LOITERED IN
STAMFORD'QIN MILL.
Can a woman be prosecuted under
the statutes .1... loiterin in a se-
loon? A test case upon this much dis:
cussed question will probably be'tt‘led
lathe common pleas court, criminal
side, today. whcr’i Josie Meyer. of
Stamford is arraigned before Judge
Walsh.
Josie was arrested when she was
discovered 10111111119111 3 Stamford s11-
loon with one arm draped artistically
New York New
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
ln Effect September 39.
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scum NORWA}.K TO New YORK.
ll: 57, 7; 8011,? 146:, 81171:, 8: on. 9:15:
o:37,1o:20x 10:45:, 11: 38:.
Ritz-12 53:, 1:08.1137'1 1pm;
and Wash. Exp. goes to Hallow Riv-
er), 215011, 3:27, 4:31x, 5:85, 5150:.
8:40: 615111, 7:181:, 7242):, 9:591,
10:45. ‘
' 1 Sundays.
A. M.:--18 48:, 5: 09:, 5: 41:. 8: 54,
10: 2011.
P. M.;——12 53x, 2: 84x, 8: 50x, 5. 35.
5. 8311., 7: 00:, 7:12, 7: 5211, 8' 2111, 8‘ 5911.
10:28.6
8.
W
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
”A. Lil—0:458. 5:80. 6:451. 8:081.
8: 501:, 8: 55:, 8:15;, 10:08x, 10:05.
111:, 11:03.1
P. M.-~12: 03:. 1: 05. 810411, 3: 5711.,
81801:, 3: 5511,» 412811, 5. 05!,‘1 5: 14:.
5: 25. 51011:, 8: 08:, 8: 0011, 8:103, 3:80.
11: 0011;111 so, 111: 00:.
Bundoyo. ,
A ill—4: 00, 8.3511, 310011, 10: 02:.
11:00:. .
1?. M.--12§04. 1:081. 5:08;; 5:08.
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IOUTH NORWALK ‘ro NEW
‘ HAHN. .‘ ,, ~
A. "31-4321”. 1117:, 1157:, 5: 08.
‘t. 23, 9.1311, 1012811, 11:11:, 11:47.,
9138:. 10: 8311. 11:10.
load on.
. ,
1 nosdul’. November 18,.13 and 20,819
., cabinet. of religious education a...
‘ -f‘m consideration. No other subject is
So why suffer the hand- ‘
iternoon, Educational ideals in
' perlcnces: tell of your proficiency and
l advancement
A. M.~i2:illx, 5103:; 5211111,. 5:08.
P lit-18. 078, 1' 80, 1111411. 8: 81:1,
4185:, ll: 1811, 611511. 5147. 711011, 010811,
Hartford 11.11.1111 11 “day and Wod-
been selected as the general theme
of so great importance to the workof
the Sunday school. and therefore to
the work of the church itself This
is acknowledged in the efforts and or-
ganlzatlon of the modern Sunday
schooi.'1‘hc strong list of, convention
speakers and exports has been-select-
ed with the main subject in mind, and
Is made up of many 01’. the ublest spec
lulists the country has produced.
"The special themes for tho val‘ious
sessions are the ltoliowing:
Monday, Nov. iSv—Afternoon: The
Elementarp Division. Evening, The
Gradod Sunday School
and Practice. ,
Tuesday, Nov. ilk—Morning: The
Service of Worship. Afternoon, 01‘-
ganlzod Sunday School Work. Even~
ing, Others.
, Wednesday, Nov.
Training for Christian Service.»
20—~Morning,
Al‘-
the
Sunday school. Christian
Service.
Actively interested in tire work of
the. Connecticut Sunday School As-
sociation Is the Hartford School of
Religious Pedagogy, and this institu-
tion .will have upon the list of speak-
ers, two of the abiest members of its'
Evening,
1D., Springfield, and Prof. Edward P.‘
St. J0h11,..\.M., Pd. M,, Hartford.
Both of these experts are .known
throughout the country as leaderg in
their respective departments of relig-
ious education, it will be a great privi-
ile'ge to hear them. Dr. Dawson is a
professor of psycholdgy and the au-
thor of a number of books on the sub-
ject. Prof. st. John is professor of
pedagogy and author of “Stories and
Story Telling" "Child Nature and
Child Nurtute,” and other well known
books.
The educational work of the con-
vention will be’.8reatly strengthened
by the presence of Rev. Franklin Mc-
Elfresh, Ph. D., of Chicago, Superin-
tendent of‘the Teacher Training De»
partment of the nternotional“ Sunday
School Association. He will speak
twice before the convention, and eco-
duct the Teacher Training con-fer
once.
There is 11111’nys a way for the con-
scientious, skilled worker 50 ,get
11hoad-write a Sentinel Want
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
scek a position where energetic, well-
directed service will result in definite
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The Celebrated
McDo‘ugaIl .
Kitchen Cabinet
We are fiexclulivo agents for those,
famous lsbor-savsrn~iho best on
earth and we can. prove it in 2
minutes.
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10:01:11 11.11:. ‘ .
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in Principle ,
faculty, Prof. George 1B. Dawson, Pb. ,
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Often flootoroo Hangout ‘
when doafnesu is caused by Cstm 1-11, .
Booth 111 Hyomel breathsd persistently
often restores hearing.- i.”
Unicorns] Deafness is- caused by
Cuturrb germs in the Eustachian
Tubes and l‘lyonlel‘ by killing these
'germe' reduces the inflammation and
cleans... out the tubesp ‘
if you. suffer from Catarrh, Sore
Throat. Coughs. Colds or Bronchitis,
1.1.11 breathe Hyomei.‘ You. take 110‘
risk for your druggists are authorized
to refund your money if you are not
satisfied. liyomol with inhaler,‘$l;
withoutlnhaler, 501‘. At all dealers.
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
WATERjBURY, Nov. 12.—~—The pass-
crs of spurious half dollars who were
busy in New Haven the past two
weeks have transferred tl1elr.opern.
lions“ to this city andstores have been.
flooded with the coin. One. merchant
took in $0150 worthhefore he discover!
ed they were ébuntorfait.
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h
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The most contpldte rental lists are
hlways to be found in the Wan-t Col-
umns, where landlords and tenants ’
.mcet.
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don't have to accept “any old
thing" in clothes simply becau'se
you wish the accommodation of
credit. We sell only first-class,
stylish, well-fitting clothes Tor
men, women andvchildren, and
expect you to be as particular
as though you bought. for cash.
$1
,A’WEEK
PAYS THE BILL
Our prices are one-third less
than you’d pay elsewhere, and
our ‘
Credit Terms are
Confidential
Frank ‘Jacoby~
Opp. Hoyt's Theatre.
Koelor 31119., Washington 31.
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some Disease is caus-
ed by a. wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. [then if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and «pain, health is restored.
through harmonizing the servo on:
toms in your body Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never ro-
gret giving the Chiropractor u chanca
to help you
Monastic treatment; given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 Washington It" So. Homnlk, Com.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
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swln Aluminum cooking Utah»
oils are superior so those mail.
of many other moist. This has
provost by ooioutillo 11d»
, search, on the tests show in“
, no vordlgriu, rust, ultimo/lilacs _. ,
, or injurious ohm out form. no 7
‘ ,msttor how it is used. Neither
, to can our timer of chipping,
so with unsold wou-
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