Evening sentinel, Monday, June 7, 1915 · page 7

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At; Lane’s ~ l . §
,. to solve OB It!“ I“. ' Gemini“ Fault Cod 'lecrs. with
Cream, Fruit Flavors: I :ng‘. “ tron. IElement, Concrete, 'IFlag, Gravel, Cinder Wolks.
H..— aving
' Strawiierry 1 l . Ii. BAUER. 3
Banana l
Orange ’1 " David W. Raymond R , .-
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Lane‘s Bakery ~' l 17 we‘mowhngr.w l C « ~
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51 Wuhlnn, on ' l ° , 1 " , “I ountry wh'tiifbm‘
PM , » _ W ' Estatel” Graduation #5598
’ l A special election is being held in Beautiful suburban home right in ~ 1 I win .
m ' 'mm“ mm" Stamford, Conn. Few niocrslwaik " ' romeo wen

The regular monthly meeting of the
city Council will be held tomorrow ev-
ening.

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Gil-Y NEWS l 011 Wednesday or this week the 411111
5 anniversary of Putnam ilose Company

WM .IwIill be tittingly observed.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. McAfee, who' ~
have been visiting relatives tng’ Edward Pagan, of New Haven,
Bloomfield, N. J., have. returned home.I Spent Sunday at the home of his par-
:ents on Center avenue.

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Mr. and Mrs. William Smythc, 0:
Bridgeport, are spending the week

wood, of 21 Lowe street. ed at the meeting, tonight, of Court.
_...... Edmond de Amicls, Fo1esters of Am-'
Mr. and Mrs. J Stanley Raymond crica

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schlitt, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bach, motored
to Lake Mohopoc, New York, yester-I
day. . ,i Kingston Coleman,
' , 'Franh Voila,
The regular meeting of the Norwalk Sn'atfoni avenue,
Musical Union vies held yesterday at- picked 11p by the NorWnllt police this
ternoon in the quarters on Wider St. morning, and held to await the arri-
downtown. Regular business was vol of their pureuts whoII will take

transacted. Ithom home.

 

~Dant'ing tonight at Roton.

 

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George Brush, of South" Norway}; Downtown merchants, on. Thursday,
has taken .1 position in the shoe de- of this week, are scheduled to hold a
partment of the Wart'ell cumming 111111111191 in the Hotel Mahackemo. The
Company in White Plains, \‘ew York committee. in charge consists of Mll-
The film is one of the largest in that ton Elwood. Thomas F Dowd and Jos-

John Davis. It is p10posed,at this time,‘
W, §to organize 11 business meus associa-

Mrs. Michael Golden, of 29 Cedar , lion and to elect oillcers.
street, reports to the police the loss;
of pine small chicks. Whether “‘5 "l‘wo automobiles: one a New York
or men are guilty Will bB‘ determined car and theother o ‘(lonnectlcut mn-
during an inventigation started ““5 Ichino, crashed head-on on the Dan
afternoon. H1111-y tumpikc yesterday afternoon.

’ The accident happened just this side

The. toting committee of 111911111111 of Carl Sohaub's cafe in Brnncltvllle.
and queen contest of the Carnival to« None. of the Occupants of either can

day amounted the withdrawal of M? “as smiously but}; but one Indy :9-

and Mrs. Porter Emerson Browne ceived bad cuts from flying glass

from the race. They are to be in Cali- '1 _-._.
' tornia when the event takesgplaoe and; witcntl llonuelly‘s 11d today, about
therefore cannot remziin candidates engraving, these priceu are right.

for the ' honor.

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The incinbern of Catholic Union

 

with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sher- and other important business transact-i W‘mfmd's

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two boys-twin) live out
Bridgeport, were?

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from town hall, stores, emtlomtl
-etc. Housevmodernized‘at cost of
thousands of dollars; electric light.
city water, parquet floors; house" 1.
newly decorated; garage, green-1 '
house, fine tennis court, modern. .
poultry house with concealed runsp
Grounds 250x290, laid out llkem.

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Indian Linens, ‘Fla'mns, Per-
ciao Lawn, Begonias, Lin

er fabrics.

A. lllckérmun A Son

so. Nomalk, at. r Phenom

 

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the Better-Qualities
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Kid anyone

GLV ES

_ A complete assortment of the
host makes ot’womeu's summer
gloves-ls here. You may no
cure of getting exactly the
gloves yoanant, in the proper
weight. style, shade, and grade.

We recommend these gloves
because our experience with

 

 

 

 

park, with wonderful shrubhory,
fruit trees, grape arbor, etc. if you
love the country. but need'city o‘c—
ceosibility, this ls’the one place you
have wanted all your life. One of
most charming show"
places. This combo bought for only
$18,500. Part cash.

mep &‘¥lCli.

Real Estate and Insurance. I? ‘

2115 Atlantic 8L, Stamford, Gt
Phone 19911.

 

A Five 11.2111
Clearance Sale

OF HIGH- GRADE

‘SHWOES

A Pair of Socks Free With
Every Pair of‘Shoes

31101115 Avrick
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OrdereWomun Who GIIve' BI.
tall, To is» onus 1.6111;

Louise Ladew Wontnan Nave, tho1
INew‘York society womnn who 'gnvc’
l11r buby boy a cocktail to dr,lnk has!

been doprliled d!" the privilege of}
seeing the fiilld fiequently. its in the
past Judge Shomwoy of the supex-l
court has handed down a duel i_
eion modifying the terms of the di-I,‘
voice decree, which M111. Nave pro-
ruled from Byrd Wilson Biennium;
51.. May 5. 1914. instead of- having
'thc «rustody of the ‘boy for months
each your and being allowed to see.
him twice mweek... Mrs. Nave may
only have him twice :1 month under
the new ruling. l ' . ' '
Wenmun.’who is a New York cot-
ton broker and prominent ‘in the Sew
enth Regiment as well as the Army

and Navy club .111 given the custody of 1, . * . '
1119 111111. llomusl 1. 1' . 11. b .1 .111. matieIpubuctoKé‘y. Maxwell died
my 0‘ ‘0 05 311i 11 hospital on May 31, of a true:

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K. AND A. Ctlwni

56 NORTH MAlN STREET.

 

 

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MELLONE

EKONERATED.
NE W HAVEN, June 7x41111111“ (l.
Ceiluulpproptletor of the Cute Mel~
lone, is exonerated of criminal ro-
sponsibllity for the death of Henry A.
Marv/ell, in u finding byv'Cotbner Eli

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'(‘ountmil K. 01‘ (1., joined in honoring
. the memory of deceased brothers you
Alex W111 go. seventeen 5’91" 0M $011 terday afternou by decorating the

~Danclug tonight at lloton.

or Ml. and Ellis John \Vargo Oi graves. Theio was a very large turn-
Springwood, is reported missmg l0 out. The committee who had the affair?
the police. He left his home, last in charge was Albert in Rose M J

night at six o‘clock, and no trace of Clll‘t‘w, Stephen Clinttc, Michael 'E;
him has been secured since by his llowcd, Frhnk Dorsey and Lawrence
relatives or the police. lie is 1112- [1111111110
scribed as wearing, when he left __..._.__
home, a suit of dark material and ti ’l‘omoirow, before Judge Howard B‘
brown cap. He is about five feet six Scott, of the Common Please court,
inches in height. holding session in the City Hall, on
_.._.._._ 1:North Main street, the folloiving 31
Frank lx'owomikl and Albert \lcnzz uses will be given healings: Ann R.
acki, of Bridgeport, weie nrtested Jutkson 15. George C. Edwards. et 11);.
‘ last night at the railroad station by Gray & tlr11\,\\'.A.Gritlliii,jr.; Hoffa»:
officer Futnk S. Rainiond charged lo Steam Roller Company vs E. N.
with evading fare on the railroad. Sipperh, 2d. Llnxweile1& Hegemun
The two men had left New Haven and J. R. '1‘;aylor Mary Kurlmai \s.
earlier in the evening for 1hei1 home Andr'e“ Bakes, Keogh & Uandee and}
in Biidgeport, which they passed Lillelellt‘I‘ &- Hegemun
while asleep, When they note ~—~—-—-—-—~ ‘ l
an :1kencd in South horwulk thct re- 1' he Ulildlen Of Mary of St. Joseph’ 5

fused to pay fare from Biidgepoit to, church held an interesting meeting,l
with the result that they yesteiday afternoon, in the church

this city,
were arrested. Judge Game“a H. basement. Business oflmportance wnsI‘I
Vosburgh. this morning. nolled the transacted. Plans were made for the

case after the payment of actual holding of the annual dance, in Std

costs, which amounted $1. 80 in each 1103313115 591100] hall Thdrsday. dune
17th. A special meeting of the society‘;

in 111 lie held on Tuesday evening of,:
——NOTICE!” 1this week in the basement of the

Because of increasing demand for church at 7: 30 oclock. All membeis
private instruction, Policy’s Dancing are “med to attend.
the third Monday in June.

School will be open all summer.
leged that the defendants havestatled

iii gilt Million
Women Allelic Burners
in the United States today
' to leturn goods, as promised,
lweie secured through arreplovin suit.
$500 domags are asked.

case.

 

 

_1'I A $750 suit has been brought
against Roy H. Sherwood and Mrs.
il-lozcl Blascer Reynolds, of.’ this city,
by Mrs. Vera Blascer, of Stamford.
li’apers were filed this morning in the
town clerk’s office They are return-
oble to the city court of Stamford on

 

 

are supporting themselves
and taking care of others.
Minty, millions more of wo-
men are caring for the
homes of our country. We

advise ‘
All Wooten

to manage 'tli'e'lr “finances by:
having bunk ussdtiutionss
and pay all dilemma by:

check.

I, ladies Accounts _
. are s e 11 991mm "'1
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—MARY pickrono.

in “Ranchon, the priciest," at libel:-
wood‘s Hull and Pleasant Hour tomor‘
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j GmOAGQ, Iii" Juno ulna-Stilton
.- “them drowning, was thedolllin
~ Chlcu‘zo yesterday, the that South '
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Image of the bot‘ s illness the mother
3111111111» ‘notillod ‘nnd have the right
Ito be with him while the 111119959611-

3 vbeennoutamoresthnn 24 hours.

It is at; ,

that .
Wednesday. June 9, at 3 p m., at the

been slumped.
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or 111 ttlon Judge Shuniwn) dotidcalmmd skull, following an encounter

'll::'l1:l;::l1:1: :2? 11189971th 1;“:1’“ with Ceriunl. The coroner finds that
1 ‘3 S 1 1‘ RIM 1‘5. <
' death “was “one 11' ml advent ."
.lthn '1". Williams. in New Y,‘otlt at ' ) fi' ure

Christmas and Easter Sunday. in

showed that Miss Rose Conzillo, :1

rant. wus'on her way to 11 garage to

' get 11 car to take'her l10me._ She won
tlnues. - , . «
After M N I b laconinpanlcdsby Cerium, who left her ,
n "‘9' 0 “mad the di lalono when near the garage. 'lllnx-

race. from Wemnun on the ground of
ctuelty she was moriied to S. Fritz
N11ve.son of 11 healthy St. Louis resi-
dent. A few days ago Wenman ask-‘
ed the court to niodif‘v the decree

claiming that Mrs. Nave was not‘ it him with an insulting remark Geri
Dim)” "9N0" '0 have the “’5de ani struck him with his hand: Max-
‘0 the Child for such R long period. well over-balanced and falling struck

Detectives told how they found the this head on the pavement causing a
mother in Nave’s apartments before. tmcttirc Iof the skull. '

she was mmried to him and a maid

hell, who was under the influence of
lntoxlconts, addressed insulting re—
maiks to her. (‘eriani went to hex
assistance, asked Maxwell to go away

 

 

 

told of the gay thinking panics in
which Mrs Nave gave her boy the
cocktail mentioned above

SULLY JlJRY DISCHARGED.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-—The jury ,
in the case of Daniel J. Sully, of New
York who brought suit in the Sn
preme Court of the District of Colum-
this against John Hays Hammond, to:
recover $1, 500, 000 for alleged viola»
tion of n contraCt was dischafgfldflute‘
yesterday because of its failure to
reach an agreement. The jury had

 

TAKE AoLAss 'OF sAL'rs To
.FLUSIH-KlDNEYS 1s BEADDER
BOTHERS YOU '

 

produces"kltlney trouble in sonic form
or other, says a well-known authority,
‘ because the uric acid in meat excites

Hearing int the suit was begun three thew-kidne
ye, may become overworked; ,
”weeksII 93.30;. In presenting his case ‘get‘slugdish; 0le up and cause all

Sully charged Hsmmoudiwith taéullro sorts offi'dlstress; particularly back-
t” live “p to the 3)“?- signs 0 in ache'tundmlsery in the kidneyregion;
agreement by,.which1uie=uet_ierIwae ° rheumatic twinsesus‘evere'heudaehes.
finance the manufacturing of a cotton

gm“? “We” Which Sully pr°m9ted or, sleeplessness bladder and urinary

irritation.

 

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NOBE PETE OF THE WOMAN's
_ 4 ASSOClATlON L
The ’Juue meeting of 'the Woman 9
Association of the South Nam-oil: Gou-
firefidtional Church,' will bé held on

bothers you, get about four ounces 6!
and aim trout any good pharmacy;
take oflblebnoontul in 9; glass or wa-

 

ironic or Mrs Rober‘tIIw Slico'ék. "2111‘
High street. It will be amuse ill’été'. -
and a. most interesting program had ‘
Mrs. Maud Ilé‘roiIt

and your. MW?” will then not this.

 

 

 

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$0. Norm“: .
Skirts in Linen, 9111111de
Gabardine and Corduroy, l!"

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ills investigation. the coroner sayn,I

singer, éifiployed at Cerlani’s tested 5 '

Wind as the latter started towards -

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acid stomach. constipation, torpid liv ,

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tonbotore breakfast for a few days '

them has shown us their
thorough merit. They will give
you excellent service and entire
satisfaction.

it is real economy to buy
gloves like these.

The ruinous "Kayser" stilt
Gloves. double tipped fingers.

2:61891),\\llltt’llltlt‘l< and

colors ....... 50¢
12~bttlton lcil‘gtli, white

and black ........ 75¢
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and black ...... $1.00“
zo—lintton length, while I
and colors “$1.50

Servieooblo 4W“:
Gloves. white and

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Furniture, Stoves
—-——-——-—-—and
HOusefumishing‘s

New and Second-Hand
Sold at Lowest Prices.

 

and Stoves.

M. GUTKthSKY

Phone 419. 87 NORTH ‘MAIN 31

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We Buy~Second.Hand Furniture

T0111 Murray

, EFFECTIVE.
DON 1' FLAP N THE. WIND

We are sole agents for the famous Windsafe
Sha'Ides.

The patcncd weave. the very thick slats,
seine twine, the, weathet resisting st;1i11..11111 the
vorkmanship make them last for years after cheap
tattoos are long since gone and forgotten. '

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without emotion

them.

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a. m.——The bulletin issued regarding
;the condition of Kiri: Constantine

his point! :25; and his respiration 26
His sleep was broken frequently dur—i
ing the night.

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LADIES’ PUMPS
With White Ivory Soles‘:

lN TAN GUN ME‘IrAL, 0R PATENT LEATHER.

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any customer

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BEAUTIFUL.

' "Plants.

of Lead, Heleboro, Paris
Dee. ,” “etc.

BROWER & MIALllNE

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MIENGE V5. STATISTICS,
. Science wasthorriiled when Statis-
tics discovered that babies

each year

and

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_ 134 Washittgtdn St

_ nonunio- 363583 AND GRAIN SEEDS.

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ve years ago George
to the in Berlin} said this to
"The German
lgurds every civilian neat;
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. . 2‘everyo‘ne pokes fun at the
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ions devices, caused the babies to 1115p doing so they usually 1; ‘
perishing than Statistics discovered on talk in whispers];
that hull? of. these wéi'e girls. '
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