r‘“ it’- . ____.___ (Gannon-d Flinn First Page?) suitwasheard’fllill;lfl'wts not demoed. Justice Giegeflcli gave me. 1 Row her interlocutory decree my 6. No alimony was‘ asked for. but the court intimated tint an allowance would be mark if it was Wed. 111111. Walters, whose act in poison- ing her children resulted in the or poems of Rogers' dual life and who is out under bail pending her trial, " is still: in seclusion It has been re.- pofiod'tiat fingers scouted to marry be!“' as soolv as he who divorced. but he is mated from doing this by the‘ term or Iii. Walters' release on ball, the me having forbidden her to have the state. Under the law. Rogers cannot marry her in New .York. -———————’———*— FAHILY SUSPECTED FOUL PLAY. OSWElllO,N. 11..me ill—The body of John 3. Kilburne a commerc— ial traveler; who died at Putnam, Conn, on May 23‘ was exhumed yes- .terday at the request of the man's family who lives at Mexico, Oswego .County. They claimed there was sus- picious circumstances surrounding .the death. An autopsy was immediately per- formed and it was found that death was caused‘by a fracture at the base of the skull. The family will ask the Putnam nuthorities to investigate as it is al- leged that Kilburne’s money ‘and. jew- clry were missing when his body was returned. 1 mm, Ky..-' July Sis—For 'thethirdtimeinthew of Ken tacky. a- double electrocution took place yesterday morning, at the Ed- dyviile Penitentiary. The first to lie executed was Tur- net Graham. .11, '21, I 1111111 11111:. convicted for the killing of R. J. Ho Murtry, Sheri! of Hardin County..The second was Will line; 35, a negro, convicted at Pineviile, on a charge of ‘killing his wife. Lane was the first negro to be exe- of electrocution as a means of indict- ing the death penalty. STUDYING CANE SUGAR INDUSTRY. WASHINGTON, July 31.———A corn plete investigation of the cane sugar industry is in progress by the Bur- can of Foreign Domestic Commerce and a force of four special agents is now on its way'tothe Hawaiian ls- iands to make a three months’ study of conditions there. A report will be laid before Congress prior ,to May Int 1916, when sugar automatically goes on the free list. The department‘has now completed and will publish shortly reports on women's muslin underwear; cotton hosiery and knit goods and reports being prepared on. men's shirts, c61- lars and cuffs, and men‘s ready-to- wear garments. Prelllllinary work is in progress on men’s .hats and cotton gloves. These inquiries will furnish cuted' in Kentucky since the adoption 3 full report on the drygoodsLschedv’ ule of the tariff. PHOENIX. 11111. Jul: ate-By “- outing lu‘e ow with m 1» writ ofhabeasoa'pusinthecueoffour Mexicans condemned to hang today in the Suite Penitentiary, at Flor- ence, Judge 1111111111111, of the Super- ior GoumehiOb will serve as a stay of execution at least until Sep- tember, when the tribunal convenes, Action was taken by the court after it“ was _shown_ that his earlier order denying the writ of habeas- corpus yesterday prevented an appeal that would act asastay of execution. The Mexicans were charged with the murder of four white persons at Ray, Aria. 1 reprieve was granted last May only a short “er the date set for the hangings on the re- quest of W. J. Bryan, and at'tlidt time Secretary of State. An appeal previously had been taken in the case of the fifth con- demned Mexican. w AXEL JOHNSON INJURED. FAIRFIELD, 00111., July 31.—~Axel ’ Johnson. of Davidson‘stroet, mdge- port, and his four year old daughter Alma,vwere thrown from an auto do livery wagon Which Johnson was driving, and seriously injured at 9 o'clock yesterday morning at Pine Road and Spring street, When the an- to was hit by a trolley car and turned jover. Alma is in the Bridgeport Hospital with injuries to her thighs and back. 'l‘he father suirefed injuries to his back. but was taken to his home. 1 .(Bontinued Front-Fiat: Page.) ----..*-~ _ 1' « An Unex ed Meetin With a Lon othwise in layout out the beam ’13; 6c! of Blah». — 9 “Idiots. Md this chap be granted, ,it 11111111111111. session: ton on nos- ”“1”“me it fill be unnatural, F. “I“ m m and: burdensome" ‘ . .v‘ WNWS GOINGIDENCE. ton district to the New York anti-tot San Gabriel, Cal: Justina lithe stotewest of the Connecticut Ever. The capital and surldlr 01‘ tile hank! signing the ““1 not come fwd: the orient. ties are 024316110901 and their depos- ltd are «1.169.918. The claim made for the change is that there is almost ten times the a cmnplete dinner business donewvllil‘ New York as-wltlh Boston in western Cbnnocticut. 081ml; course of time this was packed the checks received“ on deposit drawn and shipped to Sm Francisco by" M from New York 01‘ Boston, 110111 sev- lt is, therefore. imperative, the hank- heard from. are say, that the ”checks be sent dir- ectly to New York to insure prompt presentation and protest in case of non “payment In presenting their argument, the bankers say: “Ever since the beginning of the his surprise, he commented 0“ national banking systemrthese banks beauty 0f the have always transacted the majority of their banking business with New‘ 955- Yorll', which 11 their natural center interesting history. as it and to which mostly all business of at financial as well as nature automatically flows. To try, therefore, to 11111.1.- this natural flow » and trend to an artificial and forced a commercial purchased so long ago! point, seems, it we may be allowed his own (118393!" to use the startle, like trying to make water flow up hill. If left in the Bos- ton district, thesa member banks can ei's classified advertisemuts. - 3 "IV ll 2&1” EH .... inconvenient In the American Eugenics-them of a curious coincidence is told in a letter written by Elsie B. Hart, of “In the early days in California“ very little‘ china was used that didl' ' A man whose home was in Folsom, who pre— ferred the china of Europe, took ad- mtage of a visit to-Englnnd to order“ set ornamented with a design of his own gauntlet. In ing vessel round the Horn, but alter. only-live to ninety per cent. are long delay the vessel was given. up drawn upon banks in New Yorkclty. as lost and was never attenuate . “Years afterward the Calhornian, while traveling‘in China, was-invited to dine at the home of a missionary. What was ills astonishment to and the table set with his own dishes. Concealiag "ins, and this called forth an explanation from his host- She told him the china had an had been washed up on the nearby shore, and. they had bought it from the men who had recovered it from the ocean. “Surprising as it may seem, he nev- er told his host that he was eating oil :Opportunlties—-Read The Senti- We will have no more when these feWiarc disposed of $2. 50 Household SANITARYgGLASS Kitchen Set. To Sentinel Readers for ’ - 1 ’, This This Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set is Positi- vely offered Only by The Evening Sentinel to its Readers. s . - 4 Coupon useful. Sanitary of every housewife; never been designed for practical pletc Sanitary Kitchen Set. No household is fully equipped With- out one of these Combination Glass Kitchen Sets. A true friend in the kitchen. ure every day in the year. It will be glmu for $1.15 and .Glass . 7 Kitchen Set fills a long felt want ' "There has » us a more serviceable and com * This set consists of eight :4 handy necessary utensils which I ‘; will make culinary duties at pleas: . A Glass ~1111111111 Sour sum: and then. Fruit '1" Filler Wire Strainer *1, 'l'fibllinll Highchair—11‘s ‘1‘ ’ , COIflblItdthll... ,. CUT OUT; CUPON From Page 10" Pay .I‘ 1 , 1 No matter how large or small your family may be you need this useful Gla’ss Combination Kitchen Set, accurate in your measurements. Very useful for Sugar, Flour and Liquids In fact lndlspensible to every h°“9°w‘f5 A Money Saver, strictly Sanitary. THE EVENING SENTINEL' ls alvéays looking for something that will be useful to its readers, and We have ““"f‘m’ made arrange- ments with the manufacturers of this Sanitary Kitchen Set. to supply our readers with this very useful Combination. All you need to do to get 0M 15 t0 chp Coupon from THE SENTINEL and present it at this ofllcewith $1.15 and take it home. - l1? -"1 "1 ’1' $1 15 as’ shown below. No further need of guessing, Be a Time Saver and New-Two" Set Consists or One Glass Kitchen 3 Pints 7 Measuring Pitcher, worth $1.00 One Glass Kitchen Rolling _ Pin, with handle, worth .50 One: Glass Kitchen 16 oz. ' .firaduate, worth .25 ’ “One Glass E‘tchcn Funnel, worth ‘ .10 . «One Glass-8 oz.Mcas11rlng Cup, worth .10 ‘~ F®nel§lass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt '- .Flller, with V\ ire Strainer, . worth . 1,25 (the Glass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt 8' 1—11,; 51151111, worth- 1 .15 0119:“ Glass Kitchen 8 112.. Sugar Shaker, worth _. .15 :'-Total , '1. 10-, SPECIAL—.1111}. this set: is fully gtia'ranteed. Any piece- that does not“ give the ut- be cheerfully replaced. This Glass Kitchen Set must. be seen look it. oveP. . man should be employed to do thisl ; makes the hat rim smooth and still. thattother large - l Company, of South-Norwalk,-the New 4 York'- Trade Record» says: ‘ . l " $2.50 7 article m I ‘_ by the Committee members has, disclos most satisfaction in service will . the company’shltflicultie; Priorto his ~ ‘ corporated the business and distribut- to be appreciated. Come in and - - . ) 111 . I.“ MARY TWO!!!» Wedmmnle‘WpW'm StimflflbCondenseJMohfi “draws f, “11:11 0th s1. mam m" ' cl and thgctrllbt omlflnfiedm milk to ow denier-s. Io , in ' 1111.11.11.11 Delivered to Your Hbmc Sole Agents for The Norwalks . 9n Draufitt' at Connecticut. Ave. 11 ' 11.1.3111 Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co. --...- BRIDGEPORT ----- Formerly known as Bridgeport mam Dyeing 0. Cleaning Co. I am: m Gloves. Blankets and Lao Curtains Cleaned. Klimt. m ,mmmlflm ANNOUNCEMENT Connecticut Avenue. "' Phone 497. ‘ THE HAT TRADE. a. m'hsrly’o Ham. ‘ The ‘ Newarkx N141, Evening neu‘s last evening said: in The differences between finishers, employed by four local but manufac- turers, were settled yes erday after] noon by; members of the iir s antidep- ' resentatlles of the 11110111 1111111 The men suspenled mustangs?” so fin! to give them time 6p:Y scans the mat-2 ter. but will return t1; orig this mor11- l lug. having gained their point .. The firms affected by the «quitting ot the hat flnlshers- are A.Fishn1an'liat! Company. 24 Spring street; A. \LRos-‘ ; enbers,.at 11 Kent street; Klein 8: Co.,‘| of 315 New street. and the Essex gall Manufacturing Company, at 14 Blurdf street. . l The reason the men quit work wasi because they thought they were err-l titled to receive 5 cents extra an hour! for “plating" the hate or that an extra‘: VAAsT BROTHERS GARAGE AGENTS ' $22,000 worth of liabilities that have to be taken care of. DG‘EMMOM 91:3"! 150 are to be paid 111 11111. This leaves; about 50 creditors to be considered. if you think you are not getting all you earn, you will not get more by, trying to earn less. ——Da.llas News. ~ Hazeltou work. *Piating is the process which The men asserted shops had a man especially engaged for this work. The agreement reach- ed at the meeting was that the firms would hire a piater. ‘ 1 or 11141 31111119 or the John c. Wilson in but. me,“ those creditors of the. John C. Wils'on 00., whose claims are over‘ $50 have'sign'ed an agreement providing for the continuance of the business for one year under the super- vision 011111; previously appointed com mittee. Efforts are being made by the committees to interest new capital, and the business a complete reorganization will be shortly exacted. investigation that lack of ancient. management has been the chief contributing cause to death, the former John C. Wilson in- "ad the stock among his gelatives 111111 salaries were voted to cflcers and 1 other extravagance indulged A‘large .‘ "11111111111 ot- orders is on hand which "ca completed to advantage, 11111. and the committee 11111111 11111 it sold in the present market: it Would utit realize more than 50' per centl, where as it is worth 100 cents to the business ' as a going concern. Figuring the $16, -' . 0W due the directors and the mortgage South Norwalk, Conn. All claims: under 1 1.011 The B. Hershtield 815010513? 1:: mariner, All TIL. nu. it is expected that it various economies. HEADQUARTERS FOR . can be arraigned in the operatIOn or! our stock before buying. . Gas Hot Water Heaters... $1 .. 17 Wall St. ‘ employee ,with a result‘ that excessive ’ ‘ likeWise boing considerable material in _- 1101a,. This merchandise cost $18, 000, "or 36.100.151111111111111‘1111111111, it 111-. "been found that. there is only 1101: y: RANGES. $11. on to $48ioo Self Lighting Burners,» Eddy Refrigerators. Norvyalll ‘ 1 ._.___ W‘ a.
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