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imade to the town emerald. “and l.“
quests ask that‘nse’ao’g be shot:
The final same in the eucbre tour-
nament between the Holy Name 89-
ciéty of Newton and the Knights of
Xi Pincus“; the East Washington
‘ street herdware dealer. is a visitor in
New York city, today. on business
. The Fowler Electrical Supply Com-
pany are My finishing installing the
”railroad" gates on the new Washing-
ton street drawbridye. ..‘
“East Sitters. in common with scores
of other dance enthusiasts in all parts
of the town. plan to attend McEnnsl-
ly’s dance this evening in the Armory.
The boat‘ ‘Dispatch” yesterday was
towed to New York city by a Red Star
tug, after discharging a cargo of be-
high coal at the Raymond Brothers‘
‘* '4 EAST NORWALK
meetings at ran Avenue Methodist
‘diareb is: launched, last nightwltn
by far, the largest congregation that
has gathered at the beginning of any
ravines week of the campaign. Vigor
and enththam marked the song ser-
vice. Mr. James Manson who was
present to help in this part or the.
meeting with his comet, rendered val |
cable assistance and was much appre-
ciated. Rev. E. B. Jaskaon, pastor of
Rowayton Methodist church. preached
the sermon which was inspiring and
helpful address upon- "The King of
Glory. The msponse to the pastor's
Appeal for christians to renew their i
consecration and seek a more advanc-i
ed state of spiritual experience. andi
for those who were not christians to
ed at the Noroton fire hail. Monday
night, resulting in a victory for No-
roton. the scores being 165 for No—
roton. 158 {or Norwslk. All of the
three meets were won by Noroton.
In the first series of‘the tournament
m anon was 49 to raisins: wood.
60 to 59; last night. .51 10.40.
1 .
GOTHAM SOCIETY MAN SUE!) IN
DIVORCE ACTION
n—uu.
Frederick Galhtin. in. Son of Billion
Accused Wily
Emily“ T. tritium.
Frederick Gallstin. J'r.. member of
the New York Four Hundred and son
or one of the routs-cums la the .
mortopolis. has been outed for diVorce
by: Emly- -1‘. Gailatin of Dorian. Pa—"
porn were filed in the superior court
today. The wife whose’ maiden name
was Emily Trowbrldge. married Gol-
iatin April 24,1912.She alleges that
he was guilty of infidelity between
April 26 of that year and December
11. iiiii."i‘he names of the mo-
spondents art: not given. .
J. D. 0|“)!!le IN “68'! W!“-
SHARKS.
PALM BEACH. Vie, "Jan. ‘37.—
Sevcrul large sharks today charged a
small boat in which John D. Crim-
lmlns. of New York. and two negroes
were fishing, five miles onshore. Ap-
The members of the Ladies Aid 80 begin the new life brought a large parenuy the sharks had been fighting
ciety, ol' the East Avenue. M. E.
Church, are in session in the church
parlors, this afternoon, transacting
‘ regular weekly business.
A period of the Roman Kingdom was
interestingly discussed last evening,
at the meeting of the Study Class of
.the Advent Christian Church. The
meeting was well an nded, and was
number of people to the front This
evening the singing will be led by a;
large male chorus. Rev. C E. Berta
of Norwsik is to be the preacher
Those who were present last Friday I
night and heard Dr. Bnrto will surely
want to hear him this evening. i
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Edison, of 205!
East Washington street, were tint host ‘
lwith om (If the school of which they
were a part \tr. Crimmina had hook-
led this shark and the negroos were
l'trylng to kill it with gaffa alongslde
the boat. The captured shark was
about ten feet long. .'
\\ hen the gaffe had drawn blood
the other sharks rushed at the boat
in unison. The negrocs poised rifles
land fired at them. Twentyoodd shots
were fired while the ocrlmnmge lust-
ed. The boat was nearly capst by
the sharks. The shark Mr. Criinniins
held at the home of Reverend i}. M and 1103““ fit an enjoyable Ma" Ma hooked broke the um and got
Teepie. on Fifth street The next ses given last Sunday evening at the Edi away.
‘ slop will be held on Tuesday evening
of. next week.
'i he rabooso of an east bound freight
train tool are a short distance eaetil
of the hast Norwalk station. yester-
day morning. Before the blaze was
_filscoversd by the train crew the car
was enveloped in flames ‘The caboose
was quickly detached from the rest of
the cars. The extent of the damage
7 could not be learned.
'5 :1
A pleasant entertainment was en-
Joy'ed. last evening. at the Swedish
Congregational Church. on 66 Van
East sweet. Songs of a pleasing Ina
’3 tore were tendered by Professor J: A.
sum and adelightmi tim’e was had:
““ Yiil'sinan’y meant. The receipts of Hammer. ”dipper“ “Mr! and Mrs.
‘ -' that stfair will be forwarded to thquweb'klu. and finally. of Stanford.
10rphanage,. at Cromwell Conn.
in"; "and no. Claude Farr, of‘l') Win-
, field street, observed the twentieth an-
*‘niv'ersary of their marriage last even-
,fr dug, entertaining about twanty-flve
Kniests or this number seven were
, HEW New York 'city. Miss Louise Rau-
‘v‘lcomsky gave a number of piano sol08.
. 313.4 Stephen Stone favored with vocal
“some. accompanied by Miss Radicom-
city at tbe'plsno. Miss Bertha Farr
‘ hiss gave some excellent vocal solos.
A Vlctrola provided selections also.
'.A supper was served at 10: 30 o’.clock
Hit and Mrs. Farr received a number
o'clock“ All present had a dellgitful‘
“m
a
‘3 £1 There are probably more amateur
_ ' farms on the East Side than in
My other part of the town. in the re-
(so: eruption. held by the Norwaik.
annoy Association. on Washington!
[m a large number of Test Siders
has wile winning birds in the show.
are are very much interested in the
‘ d! the Connecticut Poultry Asso-
on ‘ draft a. hill and have it in-
updueed before the Legislature to pm
‘ wide for hotter protection against
aunt‘s thieves. The idea which it is
Impacted will be incorporated in the‘
bill will be to empower the state asso-
Elation to form a detective bureau
mug its members in an effort to put
7 stop to the large number of thefts.
the idea will surely receive the hearty
Support of local chiclren fanciers.
r:
M troll. dealers and store keep-
pro W in the special meet-
is; heldosvarsl days ago in New Ho ,
y the lilrhwood ms and Woo
I over ”per cent. The asscclai
took up the matter of the
but no remedy was forth;
‘ is said that thousands of
Work, Mr. and Mia. sebumann and.
liars. Keesler. Mr, and Mrs (lunch or
of gifts. including several pieces oil‘h‘m’m" “WM "‘1 well play-
' china. The guests departed at 12: 30]“. Th “3““ “1“ of the games, 1‘
For this reason the local poultry lov-‘
son home in honor of the thirteenth
,birthday of Hamid Benjamin Edison.
son of Mr, and Mrs. Edison. Relatives E
and friends were present from Netv‘
York, Philadelphia. Brooklyn. Bridge!
port, Stamford and Norwallr. The ev-
ening was spent in a most pleasant3
manner Games were played, music
enJoyed. and refreshments were so rv
ed Benjamin Edison was presented
with many presents. Those present;
iwere'Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Edison.l
Benjamin Edison. Mr and Mrs. Cohen,I
and family. Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. and‘
Mn: X Cohen,er N. Y.. Mr.
land Mrs. Enron. and family. New
family, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Solo
men. of’ Philadelphia,- Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Loving. Bronx. N. Y.,
Mr. and Mrs.
Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Plevin,'Brook-
iyn. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan. and ismiIv.
.0! this city, Mr. Cohen, and Mr and
the East Side. presented Master lien-
lamb: with a birthday cake.
The opening game of the second
pool tournament, to hop isyed in Haf-
nsr's East Washington street pool and,
billiard parlor. was won, last evening,2
by Diward Eldridge. rated 100. from
George Brown. rated 80, the score
standing at .100 to 61. The game was
balls, was made by Mr. Eldridge. The
score folhwa:
NoaoroN
“Mits-
hustled; and family. .
ROWAYTWEQ
“Vow a _.\..
The regular prayer service will he
held in the itewayton Baptist Church.
this evening
Mrs. Kate Thomas. oil-.Rowayton
avenue. is quite ill. mucbtto the re-
gret of her my friends.
The wills are being placed in the;
house which Contractor George W
Columbus of South Norwaik was piny- ‘ ‘ g
causihcilsL‘lhitsVaBr.
ECJlmBITifl is tins-
nil can't—5st! Ditto
cmsnmmm ’
Mia- m at Greenwich vs. Dr.
.Fritz a Hyde, of the some place. was
beg; trid batons Judp James H.
and I it"? in the Civil Superior
count
141'. liar testimony and she
V. mu“; “Examination
by the‘ men tor the defense. .
if Mom 1'” Gold. "‘
, The piaintllf claims that her has
band, John E. White. died in the ,
Greenwich Hospital. on March 26.
1018. of moms. which be con-
traced ion account of the lack of
skill on the part of the defenthnt.
who was the attending Physician. lira
IWhite testified that she visited the
hospital every day ‘whlie her bus-g
band was there and that the tempen
stars in the room was quite low, .at
one time she remembered it being as-
low as 56 degrees. The room was
like a cold storage plant. she said. and
was very damp, the fumes from an
oil stove being very eppredbive. Once
while there. she said. it was so cold
in the room that she had to put a
bathrobe about her in order to keep
warm. Her husband once told her he
did not know why they kept him so}
cold. .i
Novas Testifies.
A deposition from Vivian Montgom
ery Lease. of Edmonton. Canada, was‘
read to the jury. Miss Leese was a
nurse at the hospital it the time Mr.
White was a patient there. Her testi-
mony was that Mr.’ White told her he
did not expect to yet well. as he was
an old man. She never heard Mrs‘»
White complain about h‘nytbing at the
hospital. She was under the lmprea;
sion that Dr. Hyde visited the hospital?
about twice a day and she thought
that am these vfits she modality“.
momentum as the chart when
the chart was shown her, it shovuit'i4
that he had visited the holpitél'i"
humble m tidbit. or Buss?
Scott is erecting in Reunion crease m has‘ “WWW,” “It'll"!
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so 47 mnrrosn.’ ‘ Jan." 2§.—The Su-
10 6! parlor court room was for a few min
a: 73 also yesterday turned can auction
' 61 80 mart when the emailed west works
'59 85 of the Pope Manufacturing Company
65 91 .. were finally sold, to P Garvan, incor-
st . 10o porated. for $80,000. 4_
‘ ' . Yesterday had been fixed for a hear-
ing before Judge Ehnmway on the of-
fer made to Receiver George Pops by
— ARIEN the Organ Power Company. of" this
‘ city. of 861.000“ for the property in
question. but Louis Goldman, a New
York lawyer. bid higher. rind Thomas
him. the two soon running the bids up
to the tigers named. 3dr. Goldman
‘ claims benhuabend has been guilty of
G.'Garvan entered the field, against”
Wrt to graather adheres from Any "vi-PC”
than! T Canty. They were mar-riled : 3a
on 'June 87. ill“. and the petitions”;
babitaal tatonpetanes and intolerable:
"' 'craelty.
i «fianb- lbw. of Stanford. has so
plied for a divorce from Abraham to .
1911. They were married on June 15.
1096. and the petitioner’s maiden camel
was meager. Basicha ashiny for. a?
decree. Mn. lava wannabe custody
inf four minor 01111er! and asks tori
alimony. . l.“ . . t
desks oivbm. }
'l‘rlna atom. of mini-d. has ask-g
adths oourtforadeersefrom Fred"
eric J Sierra. She .ailegss habitual
intsmpsranes and intolerable cruelty.
They were married on July 10,1905.
and the petitioner's maiden name was
Jansen Her name before she married
atom was Hunt.
3' aeiva Creation-Thing: of Stam-
ford, has applied for a divorce trom
Fredefiot. Carleton-Thomas, of New,
iYork. The petitioner’s maiden name
was Simpson and she married the do
{adapt en ilareb 80. im. She sl-
iegea desertbm in ms.
The 810.000 doings case of Mrs.
day. “While, the piano ~
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vs. alleging desertion‘on October 1.. .
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Emily T. Guiana; EDarien. has of New York on December 31. 1914.
aged Frederic! Gsilatin. in. of New gave“ him a "judgment of $8,717. 50
York for divorce. alleging infidelity walnut the definedant. whidr has not
with parties unknown.
Her maiden been paid.
He further claims that
name was Trowbridge and she man Harry Adams and H. Ashton Crosby.
rled Gaiiatin on April st. 1912. Site in, of Greenwich, who are agents of
ash tor the custody of t-Wo minor the detendant and also indebted to
children.
her. have concealed goods and chattels
Audio 8. Cummings. of Stamford. belonging to her and the plaintiff
has brought suit against the Guns wants them pornmoned into court to
clings Oément Company; of Stamford. explain where the goods are.
for more damages, claiming that
the defendant gave notes for sums
" A QUESTION or sales.
adVaneed and which were assigned in W WW “1““ m W“ '“h ‘ "my
the plaintiff and have not been paid. 0! m to!!!” mull! 1* my -
stopped at 379.000 and the property
Walter woods. of Boston
has throughthe mountains decided to stop
.M “A fuck...
William Gracie is building a hung.
slow on‘Havms avenue.
-
A five-Myer touring car has
been unmanned on Stanfield avenue.
The oer. which was going toward ‘
New Cannon sit the lime. caught fir.
last ‘Fridny night. and badly dam-
aged. Its owner is unknown.
Joseph Bishop Mather. a former
resident of Dos-ion. who died in But-
falo last week was buried at Spring
Grove cemetery y afternoon.
who was at years old. was living in '
Butabwithaadintthetimeot
.“Vhlbiattufleldt barren sevevsit .5
went to Mr. Garvau.
posit of 815000, the remainder to be ofNevPYbrk, for H.
paid when deeds are passed. ‘
The funeral service was held In the‘ -, -
Commotion-t cam- Ir. Mother. .
He; made a do
“on“ suit m!“ m J. pdnr over in an attractive place for a few
Eli Indiana The a“! and went into the hotel to steer-
_‘ n'nlnu'f claims thatthsmqem “in the rates. ‘ ’
, “What are your rates” he inspired
“Seven dollars a day. sir " was the
reply. ‘ ,
"if i stay." wait on the m, “i
shall wantaroomonthspsrlnrdoor"
“That will cost you '1 eats-a," said,
the clerk.
“i shall also want a room with s.
fireplace, where lean have a the those
chilly evenlngs.’ .
“One dollar more. air." ’
"And; of coarser said the tourist. ‘u
watmofltbabatflaiso".
“A dollar additional, air.“
"how much will you chargeiao let me
leave the hotel just as i ami'"—~Pullb
aer Magazine
"Well" said the man. thonghti‘uilyqdidu“ replied the child . . .
‘my dear' very often in that dressy
V'OUTHFUL LOGIC.
‘Bobby, wssh your racer”.
"Wash it all ever find you'll be
sure to strike the dirty places.“
"Yes, but i’d besuro to strike some '
of the clean‘- places.
too."5~Bostoni
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JUST LIKE upturn-j
"Did your playmate .eni'oy’ her
visit!" said a mother to her ’bmaii‘ .
daughter. who had just hidden adieu
to a little friend
“Why, yes, mother: , _
“i called her
tone you use whoa you- have Conn
pnn."——Youtb's Companionw ' ‘ ‘ ‘
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