i h ”wuss “Muse-soiling ”deter-mainline” W'M'mm) amount-melodies.” “mums-ome- umdthhoh.¢onubbtlybthflhfllflo mermmmmmmmmm methoquvuooDeJIduWiflhmiunelmw ”mpg-runner.” Wentroitho . ‘ firm will the pludln‘s Mrs. 'Maeiedentimlyingoodtnith. from“: the annoyances claim soonest new, with interest. 3 Molded la Ansonin. arty years or more ago Emilia my who was the lather of both the months niche year-”imam. " m to this action, but by dillerentll The new rule 0! charging pm rota m. resided in Insonia He had titer the licenses according to the time * ‘gpnhyhistirst vitae-lid thateenm-I they "will housed will make a reduc- , awn Burr Gray The first wife died tion, on it is expected that 11 will he and there was a second marriage. A . more than made up by the increase in daughter was born. This wile died and j the number of licenses issued. Here- !I's.’ Gray married again and theretoiore there was a uniform charge for were children by this marriage. _ [licenses and the time of issuing them At some time. not Yet disclosed ID, was not taken into account. the court, Aaron 'Burr Gray was bound ,' The new pro rata rule by which the out :by his father ‘0 Lewis Bradley in I amount of the tee is fixed according to Faton. When the b0! 19ft home his the month in which it is taken out has ill! sister, Knte, and the 01-119" did been in edect since April. A $5 license £01 .899 ll}!!! again. 5 cost $3.75 in April and next December so far '35 they were concerned he the privileges enjoyed under it can be teams to have gone completely 011‘ secured for the last month of the year or their lives. They never heard of or for 31, 3mm him until more than forty years The “was of the approximate num- matter he W91“ “'33- They supposed be her are given as follows: Pleasure ve- ils dead and had 193 no heirs. hicles, 24.000; commercial. 3.525; Married in 1973- livery, 2,000; motorcycles 28,550. The defendant was married in 1873 The number of operators of motor ve- and moved to Bridgeport. She is- the hicles in the state is given at 35,700 widow of Walter Goddard, for so 3and the number of motorcycle Opel-gt. mnny years one or Bridgeport’s lead on, at 1.5% lug citizens. Brasilia Gray continued to reside in Norwalk until 1896 when he «wonbto Bridgeport to reside with his dapghtg "er He died on May 8, 1900 ,riea‘vlng 1111 will. Mrs. Goddard and her platen. Mrs Lucy Lewis, applied for admihi‘sti‘ation lingers on their own behalt and on. behalf of their half sister: 8disn Whiting, whose residence wiltnot that . llmown. Later it was found that she was living in Maryland. . The Probate court of Bridgeport made the necessary orders to settle the estate of Brazilla Gray. There was "‘ . $3,682.42 in personal property in the - ' estate. After paying debts and expen- J‘k- nos the three sisters had about $1,000 . .. molt as heirs at law. The Probate. . «noun approved of the distribution and l: ‘ the hccbunt w saccepted. . ‘ as years it or the sisters found ‘ V out that their older half brother was ’ still alive- He was residing in Nor- }wnlk, where he had been for more . (Continued tram First Page) 1914 by $26. 000 and there are four I 3. some trouble to the department at flist'. The applications for markers were spammerous that the sdpply me put. zhull It was necessary to use improvised markers of cardboard. The dimculty caused by the unexpected de- ti fipment or the service was soo ad- lust-ed, however. when a fresh supply ‘01 markers was secured to meet the demand. ,,___. Something. Mpre "Than .5 It is EXPERT,.HONEST " . Service suites separated the half brother froni ' his .sisters. they had never met, nev- er heard of each other. 1 Do! you realize how much ' A‘ ' Puts In Claim. . l that means to the consumer? l 3111 Sllltl 111110160 Phone 619 ’ In some way or other Aaron found; out that his father died and left a small estate He put in a claim and then brought this suit. Papers were} , served in December, 1909, and thol 1} writ was returned to the first Tuesday 9 j in January, 1910. The case has been! in mart ever since, but for some res-f 4* «son has not been pushed for trial. l Indian Motor Cycles The pleadings were closed three. _ years ago. The defense denies any 111‘- Distributors f0: Nomalk and South Norwalk lent to deceive and all knowledge at the existence of the mother. The sta-. The Sterling MOIOT’ C0 Dorian, Corm- a, tale of limitations is also claimed as Phone 179 A; . a defense. l . A . . It was disclosed when the caso came . . Autornobile and Motor Cycle‘ - . - ‘V‘R up for trial that Aaron Gray was dead. ills son was on hand to tell What he " emits; . Registered F A ll! impair; The son iollows the water. He or: ~. ' > Shop. «3* The jitney service was a source oi. mmWMQfi ”yummnfim vacuums-Iowan. Along tantrum. mm Olnoyflmfllnsenlhflvinotcw mun-numerous: Sewn-rise Lmedm m “It: Jar-tissue! the W semmrt' monomers and Wire toxic or Japan. '31. Joseph Sargent was reelected lante- tsry and Roger new was reelecred treasurer. rustle own-nus assumes. Two Dates liked. morn-mow. Other for Morldon. Hm. lune Zh—vi'le Mlle Utilities Commons has Maud June 30 tor hearing the petunia at Walnut lord citizens complaining of the serv- ice rendered the maidens oi North. fish and Duttrm streets by the Wai- lingtord Gas Light Company. The Ape- titlon of the Connecticut Company for approval at the proposed reconstrucc tion of tracks on East and West Main streets in Mei-idea will he held June 20. Sixteen candidates yesterday took the civil service examinations for the allies of chic! engineer and inspector or the public utilities commission, to succeed E. E. unwell, to quality as commissioner July] usually noticeable. It with Summer waists, suits Prices range from . .. .. M Elem-”5‘ the Baioiiesi New fffecis --—IN--—"—- ‘ Neckwear for Summer Your Summer Ncckwear is important because un- should therefore Possibly you think the pretty kind is high priced. In some stores it is, but not here. info of Neckwcar at all times. an unusual display of new effects cspecially‘to be'woru “Minimum” mmmiliflem (W) meltem'ards. lnlndisamsnoutotcsskmny not mm a m.wtmraother cask. » ‘ many” um Jim '1': dun." ' man max are; compact Tennyson also wants a poem called -w;mmw; Touring“: ‘Grsve’s Energy " . “.0; Bunions .3140. All may Louis XVI was gelstined during ama- tub-Wt- the Ranch violation. Queen ”both rode a white horse 1mm Worth throush Coventry S. L. BBflBdiCt l- wlth nothing on, and Raleigh adored her his desk. Uneolnhadawonanmskehim a suit oi homespun from rails which he had split.’1‘hey Were hickory rails, hence hickory shirts. «Kansas City Star. W mmmmoow Ia 9' bill‘s-In tins tithe closed timed-motor inclement weather. and plenty 01 tech all" when open With Lu quality in ddsll n economy '3 maintenance—loss the-nae s mg 1» MINT. 73 NORTH MAIN cum Buyers will share in profits it we enlist retail 309,000 new Ford am between August. 1914, and August. 1915. TEN BUILDINGS DESTROVED. DESI-PEI! N. H., June 24.——Ten 11111111111311. including the Carroll county pouri- beu-e. were destroyed by n Ire which no through this village yester- day. The total damage was estimated at 810,000. _._..—.. ”a. A' good Refrigerator is one little ice, that ‘cousumcs , nicély finished, scientifically constructed. That’sthé kind Pricesflitioiifitt we sell. an BENMTH THE FINTSH yoiiolnsethe anaennxrsinnnd sound quality at the wood in the new Airtime o: OUR FURNITURE we inns .1911 to see . There's a maul simplicity at out- line shout the new designs that you will not readily tire oi. Every piece is rich inmppemncc. artistic and ex piesslve or good taste. ‘ Ml. Woodmen“. nahington St. l be pretty. Special «~— ‘ lied 0811 Coal 53:50 for cash Telugu: $6.35 lot cash Them.;liiircnilio.,o..‘ W e make quite a fea- wa we are making and dresses. 25¢ to $1.00 .hnew of his father's life. , panned that his .mther lived .111 ‘Nor- 1' _ 4- walk f0) 32 years, previously in Wes- '3 ~ ‘ ' S 1011 for 22 years, also in New Fair- T field The son explained further that. PICblIC A’ND CAMPTNG . , his father was bound out when quite ' young to Lewis Bradley of illusion. SUPPLTEF— _ AT SPECIAL PRICES . Because Mrs. Lydia Taylor of- South The Roller 51981 fissure vwaik reads thenaily Pallets .and 28-32 11.. Milo at. - Bo. Nor’wslk. says “so herself) she likes tease Justine one. the deiense‘ secured a witness, who not only sen} he voluhillty oi the records in ’ ‘ case. but gave evidence that may ‘ .Fl’mymstrong “weight with the court in deciding the case. She still has the dumping from the newspaper, she says. “Mrs. Taylor, according to her tes- “limo'ny, raed way back some five years1 ago- where Aaron Burr Gray bad start.- «guillotine. Goodal‘d. his half . and administratrix or the estate ..° was valued at $3, 688, alleging she fraudulently kept him una- this father' s death and that she 1 c any mention of his 7 ._ ii ’i d heir when the mat- ~- " was thrown into probate court... . Her-senses of justice impelled her call up the defendants and infirm . by ’phone that she was talking ‘itsron on the day of his father‘s smith and that ho had told he: he , ' , ew'oi’ his father's demise" Bins new Aaron had told her it heal a “ "" SUMNER South Not-walk A . cactus your 6 SCHOOL --- ‘3. Rowan ME. ‘Ncrwaik; 3t. supply .now Summer Prices Are "--' loo-urn Educt- — TALK rr oven wrm Merlin mines C AAA... A... AA- Standard-5’ (harming Wash messes 3 you are fond of charming, simple \Vash Dresses; if you delight in being.attractivcly dressed whether about 3 the house, on the porch, in the garden, etc, you will be ' sure to appreciate the pretty new styles in the popular summnweavcs we are now showing, reflecting as they ' do the latest style touches, and tailored with exacting care, they represent the most desirable garments any wo— man can buy. Polka Dot Voile, Pin Stripe Voile, Embroidered Voile, Checkerboard Voile, Swiss Embroidered Organ— dies, Rice Crepe, Cotton Foulards and Coin Doied Rice Crepes‘. In sizes from 1310 46. Prices, ‘5400, $6.00. 57.50 and $10.00. Excellent Showing 101 how Ties A new lot of’ Crepe File" all— silk Four— 111 band Tits for men, in exclusive patterns has just been received from one of the leading Fifth avenue makers and are giving much satisfaction. 50 cts. 'An assortment of men’s '31] pure silk Four-inhand Tics 'm a large variety of.patterns, good .quality of sill); 25 cts. each. . bathroom Fixtures of brass. nickel dilated. Just the suitable style for shore” or bungalow use, includmg T umbler HOldi 1's Soap Dish— es. Paper Holders, Tooth Brush Holders, To“ cl Rings. Any of these articles are 45 cts. each. ‘Trcsh and Unchained Through the hottest days of summer, uith the hard— est kind (if wear you can kc tap your corsets clean and fresh by ordinary washing if they are ,. , , . J ~ Warmers-Rust ProoiCorscis Water will not hurt the fabrics and the metal parts art guaranteed rust-proof. it is best to remove the hose - supporters when washing, as water will weaken the elastic -‘I It 1s economy to hm Warner s, for you “ill be u ear- ing your \N’arncrs long after an ordinary corset uould have gone to pieces Guaranttcd not to Rust Break or Tear. . Pineapple iiycrs Every llbuscwiie knowshow hard 1t is to remove eves from the pineapple. A little sump shape knife made from goodquality steel mill uooden handle, ulll cleverly do the woi‘k. 10 eta. each. _—.———-—-—- “A leforc \ou lcatcfor your summer home or go 011 your vacation, see that your hosiery \\ ants are supplied. The newest and most dc~1ral1lc lines of Hosiery found at the Hose Section. 11' hicli is temporarily near the Fairfield Ave. eutr once. may 11.4 located OSB ~ g , ' There 313's. (inference 1n hose ”The-difference -shows only _ in '. menarche —-—'We handle ' only the best qualities Stoners annulus new». 111nm thousands wear the Mile mmlm for he lesson manna u'siconet- «lit- moms thebnrmd‘tmk nominee Handlebar-m ouumthl autism . . yourodalGoodt ., firm fimut. liliedoes'n'otm a: 511% . . .15 INS: ' Ill“ ..
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