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ASI Former Senate clerk Balden
, Given Alteration oi Handing
Over $8,000 stump Sum ,
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' Woman Gets Divorce When She
Says Husband Made Attempt NEngIneer Doheriy Again ages
to Kill Her
“‘An‘ alimony award against former
~S fienute Clerk Alfred Baldwin, of Shel-
'ton whereby he is ordered to pay
‘Mrs. Emma. 0. it. Baldwin $50 ea
Inionth or $8, 000 in a. Iump sum, was
handed down thy Judge Gardner
(Ireene in the superior court this
week. The award is the outcome of
the divorce that was granted a few
weeks ago to Mrs. Emma G. R. Bald-
wm on the ground of lntolerruble
cnielcyfiwhich she charged as a cross
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I. ctr Innings than: New England
. Moose; non south Not-walk 1.0488,:
No 829, oi south wot-weir: some.
omen irom Wldsncplrn.,1.,where‘
WW been for sevefeii days attending
the canyontion end the attending tes-
tivitles. Ills speaks in the highest
;_I tonne of the mtment he receivodm
the hands of the Providence lodge.
'w‘hiéh entertained the visitoroi and
sisters then; the entire sifsir Swen the
most ep'écwc‘ her and compietii that he
has ever With sad.
a
v.
The Evening Tribune (Providence), .
speaking or the big parade. says, “it
wise some parade As a matter of not
‘it was the biggest. most spectacular;
and one of the most interesting to
. watch that any fraternal organisation
‘ has given in the doanwn streets in;
years.”
Delegate Gaming came home loaded
down with souvanlrs or sit kinds and
descriptions. He says that he never,
received In more hourly welcome any
' . where than he did when he lino”
reached Providence and the Moose
Illegnn spying. “Howdy asp." I
' Mr. Gsnung was honored with elec-
tion to the membership on the finance
committee. ‘ l
WW a
sonnet resents
“ IIIIIISrIInIts Inttso
hithlsN, Germsuyfdune ll.--Jt
school teacher and two children word
shot deed, soother teacher sud tum
iidrsti were gravely wounded. sud
run other children were uiishily ills
' IS lured yesterday by s former Witch
”A nursed achinidt. who. srmed with slit
tended revclgsrs end cumin: s sum
‘Stity et'extrs neuritis» entered a,
Scinthoiic school end stsmd II gushed.
footed: the sins!
The new. who ”potently ms do:
In
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Remaining Sessions ot lnquesE S
. signed as the dey tor the trial of the
illllllilii III llilllll
"ores 1.8an Order of '
I Sahuidioe.
INWRESKPRSS
SSWIII be Held In Courthouse
Bridgeport, ls Announced
By Banner
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EUR 2 WEEKS. IIE SAYS
0ver Route of Wrecked
Train Pointing'Out Where
He Applied His Brakes
Coroner John J. Phelan announced
last night that the remaining sessions
of his inquest into the recent fetal
wreck, at Stamford, will he conducted
in Bridgeport. The coroner will re-
sumo his probe Into the fatality at the
county court house, In Bridgeport,
Monday afternoon.
his Ilndingsfhe said; will not be
ready for more than two weeks.
It'is expected that several high of-
iiclels oi the road will be requS'ested
to appear then. or all subsequent use
slon here. “There is So posibiilty. th’nt
(Goodness es] “in!“ one)
topics I s. signer
sees me sonutolos
The mornings of sins Au Schuli
tdice. doughtsr of Mrs. Joseph In.
BohuldiceS of pnnbury. so irving Rue
sell Wilmot. or Nonniit, took pinch“
St Joseph's Church this morning, at
8: 30 o'clock. the Rev. Esther Csrroll
officiating.
The bride. who was given any by
her brother. Joseph H. Buhuidioé. wen
attended by her sister. Miss‘ mom
and the best men was
Darwin Addison AWsdhnmiy or New
York city.
Mr. and Mrs. SWihnot left immediate
ly sitar the oerémcny tor Msiue. .Upon
their return they will resident 4
Union Park, Norwsik.
A very piensnnt gathering of thsim-
mediate reistives of the bride end
groom was held at the aehsldice cot-
tsge. It Belle Island. last evening. The
cottage Ewes charmingly decorated
with roses. inure). hold daisies and
turns.
sins Lines For at
stations nut sonnets
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psrnpsou. its 3.. June tie-mung.
one siriiilpg’ silk mill workers. meme
bers of the Ilndustrisl Workers oi the
World. who were convicted recently
In unlswful “combine. were meme
led youthful» by Jill!“ kisses to serve
thrice months such st herd letter in
the deputy deliver seen u the sen»
Issue; were Iiiioom the some sun.
pended their puhishinsnt. noblest to
Still” Kitty” “13
hermit mien is on much
lasers-.muhemwui
q SSSSE SE SIESSSE SISES
Tuesday oi held WeeEt Will Be
" S More Been Unhappily
the examination will include President -
H (381111118. 0! South “3811 _ V
the Snood liabilities or its prisoner-III ,
Ins and cousin units: would invoivq'
' its "relished sud S ‘
sun. the} revenues:
lender conviction with;
ASSISIIES III SISSES SSSSI “
Bonner ils'y tor Those Who
ISS we“ “I
musics. of next week hes llieen ss- '
21 divorce cases which are pending
helore the superior court. by Judge
Gardiner Greene. The cases to be
heard unit week are in addition to
those disposed at yesterdsy by. -Mge
Greene, the total. number or suite be-
ing unusually large. The reports of
three committees appointed in special
assets ‘were received and acted upon.
note 8800 Alimony.
Upon the report of Judge Thomas
8: Coughiin, oi! the City court. a de-
eras of divorce and $500 alimony was
granted Edith May 'l‘uxhey. an assault
of her action sg'smst SADr. Burton E.
'l‘urney, on grounds of intolerable
cruelty. 'Mrs. Turney was Edith May
Dew before her marriage, which took
place on June 24,1904. ,
The allegation of infidelity made
by May BS. Keymorth 0: East Nor-
wnllt, Against Horace Keyworth. was
sustsined :by Judah Joseph R. Taylor.
of South Norwslk. who not as a com-
.mittee in the case. The court Accept-
tho decree. The couple wore married
on June 28,1802,nnd several of the
specific complaints against the defend-
not involved 898‘“? with on unknoln A
women at in hotel in midgeport;
Edith B. Morehouse. of Greenwich.
was grants a divorce flout ‘Hnrrio
storehouse the grounds or dandr-
tlon. alleged to have taken pilot “in
R.
of Louisvi s Kn, roll divorce. else use.
pigs cwrtspsterd». This code In
maid in this the plaintiff claim
that she who but If yours old whu'
worried. her. writ alleging thst Milly: OI
tel-sly outed her age so 30 yours at
when she who grated her license to
wed. She nine charges (Insertion on
the tiny of her mnrripge, June 28. 1008.
Chester '1‘. Joseelyn. or hustlers.
was ordprpd to pay his wife 86 s.
week silhtony. Dendihs litigation in
thought brought against him by Alice
J. Josseiyn. The plaintiff silence in.
fidelity end mute the custody of her
son, Merritt It. Josselyn. who is five
years old.
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80”) KIDIIAPPEDD I
Gilli. 808 850
SALEM: illinois. June LI ~Frsnit
Buttons end Ernest 'ilsrrilon were
round guilty here yesterday. 0; MM
popping Dorothy Holt lust Wis. The
Jury used the penalty or such
01'0
The Stein but nice the penalty.
Dorothy Holt rm kidnsooed while
she won going to her home. unbor-
tsnt evidence in the cm was 8 con:
tension by Billions that he had kW
popped the girl said taken her to so
shsndonsd thins, where he was to turn
nor “ever to Harrison. for this its sold.
Mullen was to live him so. The niri
Ions found in It criticsl condition. Bub
lens nos srrostpd sud n nioii deinoni
strsticn egsinst him rimmed In the
calling out at uvprsl companies (it
since when , I . I
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MUTO MI: in tile
it. Lynch Telephone ”mt.
ed Judge Taylor's report nnd mulled -
»-. S Times» or time w. Miller. wt..."
sues “MIN“: SE. L. Miller. at present
nit .
twenty-live; your: in the poultentisry. . I ,
as for i'purtéc.
stead of tiSui
solidstlcnlp
these are
“flatter
CEO“ POW
While utIIIS
beautifliim oi propsmy his simple
one o! 850 feet on Northéflsin first
nod 958 foot on Ward street, and cool
slots of 1N lots. - “
it one when to own his own hon“!
he wiu undo no minute in buying
prop-no in Filmeld Pork. The icons
tics u l for 8 home, lilting glint-S
no hint outeideeithe «noon not the
city. close to the Winnipndh trolley
line. end embodying sit the chem
heuristics of suburban lite without its
inconveniences;
The price of the lots range iron;
8300 upwards. The site or the lot. tire
to 150 test deep. The title is quorum
teed by the Fidelity Title it Trust
Company. at Stamford. The lots may
be purchased on any terms by paying
from .5 to 826 down end the remaindii
er in installments. J
Taylor a. Golden are local agents [or
the property and epicenter; use on the
ground every clear day. ‘ ‘ .. IS
WIMIPAUHEWWIGM l [fr-rum: if
Mill WI 8878 ‘
The ctrnivsi of the Winnineult ite-
pubiioisn Oiuh proved to be It is"
successful suit «Thurs y pvsnint.
There were tit three retired pres-
ent st the snicrtiinrcent sud q' sped
sum or money we‘- notion.
{Pliers time Ice cream. teney goods.
code (would. colic. snd- guessing:
booths dviry musing senses
totem ”not was one by the slits
9 "give e In sire! 8801.;
NSIINIIII SESISS SiiSS
at Norwslk High School,
‘ 0!
their core, the .hnppy but somewhat
Igloo Lihd‘n" lei.
‘ Slay. Chancellor. (Si SSA. Kennedy. R. '8. Rio-
it.“ It
(mm on «3.80 feet trout and from 100‘
timed such so rink the cunts. linen -‘
situational-down end the egg some. The
- ' uptimdssnssuumherot.
solo. unionist-s mu isppreoistedv", I
IS disrhprt I) fiohiti‘n sens s “
SESEPIISII i SSSSESS
Lorne GrowdS IAiteIIds *Eliph ‘
S School Dance Despite the
‘WsSsitIer‘ Condiiions
s
Many socisi strait-e have occurred“- A
but lost:
night’s Senior Reception for eclipsed]
anything ever presented in this line.
:
not in any way enact the attendance,
tully 300 peeple being present.
Seldom, if ever. has the Assembly
Hall been decorated more prettily or
appropriately. At one end of the halt
Class of 1918 while the walls were any
cred with various school and college
tings. At the opposite end of the hall
in large block letters on a. red back
ground. hung the class motto “Forth
tor Fideliter Feilciter.” The lights
were covered with red paper machie
throwing a dull red light over the
Swhoie Scene.
At 8.37; oclock Svec’s Orchestra
SstSruk up the drst dance. s two- step.
to union occiSIrI-ed after the first
“nose at which time refreshments '
nigh 1 o’clock, with the Ian-sins
“Home Event Home rioting in:
tired dancers retired homewsrd
Much of the success of the sifsir is
due to the committee in charge. which;
Consisted of John F. McMahon, MshelI
E. Jackson, Laure Bench, Allen M;
Moses and Edger G. Murphy. SS
.I The putt-one and pstronesses were:.
Mrs. It E, Dertt, 841'st G. Murphy,
Mrs. J. T. Hubbell Mrs. S. B Welch.’
Mrs. B. ‘J. MSSISasep, Mrs J. F. McMahon.
Miss morocco ,
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“printouts"
sonnet: tissues
S The most meeting or the South
Norwslk Booties Send» school was
held. last. night. in the lecture room
.The treasurers report psi most on-
mourning. The hotel receipts for the
your were 88". 56, end the totsl dis
hursements. $297.84. leaving 8 balance
of $49.73. i'f‘he contribution to mis-
sions for the year was “9. 63.
The following unicorn-were elected
for the coming your: 2i
Superintendent-Ernest: ‘Iiopkins.
Snowstorm-acorns Howniid.
”Assistant Secretory—Russell Finch.
‘Tressurenr-W.‘ Robins. , ‘
Bupeuntenddnt or his crime Boll-n
Shire. 0.1!. I‘D/outwit.
Bupeflncnndent oi the Beginners
mosmwne r. A. nineties.
flupeflatpudent of the military Do
postman Iii. Robert Homer.
, on was appointed as
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the Junior deport-
it seem in; new this
the post your end her
work been greatly “predicted.
The department/will he shly led by
flies Finch. Mrs. W. Austin has up
pointed usistsm suppriuteudent oi
this timeout.
“A comm to orange tor the turn
their outing of on. school W“ sppcint-
Sod, consisting of the m the suppr~
Itctendeut. Md '1'. Moss end W. it.
scans. su- picnic will prebsbiy he
held the first wait of July; "
in order to provide more bless room
in the sohocielt use decided to divide
The Inclement weather conditions did .SSSS S
hung the immense pennant oi the S.
who never to himself both said,
Whose hesrt Shnth no 'er within him
IS m am“ new enteritis. 4‘. A: home his footsteps he hath turned
High those his title‘s. proud his name,
And. doubly dying, shall go down
To the’ vile dust from whence he '
. elude los b the dinersnt minibus
“ y . location is greatly thud With
PSSopulsr Platform mater” Presents Many” forcible Amorous
Citizens of Second Voting District Eppeclslly
Should Vote “No" on lune 30th
nun—M
tbrmatlonon Delilcts int
“Breather: there 8. man with soul so
deed
We is my own, my native land!
burned.
From wondering on nS foreign
I, strand” ‘ I.
if. such there breath, :6, mark him
well; «*7
For him no minstretl’roptures swell;
‘A ,...I
Boundless his wealth as wish can
claim.
Despite those titles. power and pelf,
The wretch, concentred all In self,
Living. shall forfeit {sir renown.
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A‘me'ctipg oh the committee Inl
charge or arrangements .for the dour-tit
of July was held at the (hurt Lnurel
Club Bell Island. Wednesday. June
18th. ' !
Joseph Hogan was elected choirmsn
or the Committee sud MiuS Alice S
Foley secretary.
The sports of the day will be open
its club members and their Mendel
swimming race. start 1: 00 v; m. shsrpl
with 100 yard race for the men. 50
yard rsce «tor the women rind child
dren’s race 85 .yitrds. I.
Among the other festurés oi the tiny
there will be: tub rsce, canoe (tiltingi‘
1'
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flarouses the sentiméntniities,
”these were not“.
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he Proposed DuSument
Unwept‘, unhonored. and unsung "
Thus did Attorney light open him
remarks oi. the enticonsolidstion this
iy, last night, and this was indeed
appropriate Introduction to his so
for those who love 80th Norwiik.
The rear, with the resulting below
one applause; tragic ripped,
and red 8:8 which sttrnct som
psi-t ‘6: “88%
anticonsoiidstion; rally in usic’ Item
The hall wits filled with evened
voters and thinking men. At any“
during the proceedings one misfit we
heard a pin drop. as.“ at the cousin»;
live tor Structure In Weill S SS
walk, and Will be Taken ihsS
The Town Board or Estimpt‘e on
Taxation when compiling the
budget set snide $8. 000 iorrthe‘
pours! rebuilding the bridge at . S
street. which crosses the Norwpil
River. and which, because at th
creased trellis within the last
(etching contest. canoe race. three
legged race. running and Jumping con
test.‘ not owe. potato race. The
prised.
limiting.
The evening's entertslnment will in-
c! the club. ,.;
Trio from Lucretia Borgia by memv
here Of the club The Chorus of NM
Ilene. By the Court more, Church
Club. Gems: snd defining will he one
joybii nil during the evening.“ I
The committee in charge of stisirs
is It; follows: it. asilsgher, Bismtord.‘
QIiSnn., Joseph accumulations. Hush
Vipbsll Jr. Fred Booklet. Albert
Gehe‘ Alton Smith bills as s.
Foley. secretary. idles Ben-let Bodkin
nun. Miss Elie hi Eduction. Min
Hillel Bloke Elsi EIIIAbeth Lynehi
Mrs. M. Glisten. iii" ASnns Stem
million ' ‘ . _
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one or thejsslieriss in two cities rooms. - .
“ stem _ in rent
committee is new deciding on the;
years..hss been declared unsafe. ,. :I
will he done with the old bridld S _,
started 8 question in thp min' S,
Ncmlkers and one at those out
around for n suitsble solution I 1
problem has indood hit upon a.
scheme.
Although the brine is its .
in the location pinch his boss.
posed it-svouid eerily scoommodsh
the tome that would he pee '
The plan is to put the bridge 8
some stress: tron: itivorlidp s
to Fnir street. hexui Set its present
cotton, some hell It mile or Inert
The sdvocste of this pine S
that the town owns the prep.
the Shir street side of hit. rivet-s
tint the Riverside GemsStsry‘ “
tips would probshiy donuts
soprosch for the" convent tin
bridge would melts and ‘
this would probably 'gm and
to he used In constructing
insets. ,
" The present bridge is no i
s «onerous ponditi ' .,
toned too study liy '
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