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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 28, 1915 · page 2

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NEW YORK. (let. 28. —Virglnjus ASt.
Julian Mayo, head or the Mayo Bad.
later Company or New Haven. Conn.
who was brought into the limelight
last February through the suicide 0!
a. Brooklyn girl employed as a sten~

 

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Attorney General Glues Two Opinion
for Mate Galois.
midst-[tho noblest dilate”

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181 of the Public Acts of 1915
does not prohibit the usentpaekaaes.
tor the packingaldnale floppies. «at
the some also «the standard M1
‘Mfle. when the m is not
branded or sold at a standardise“
package m “mailer
had proposed the following example

“liahourbarselotthesaate di-
mensions as the barrel prescribed by
Section 8 tor a standard closed pack-
age he Iliad with apples. closed, but
not branded, and olered tor sale mere-
ly as a barrel oi apples, does the per
son chains the same for sale violate
said Chapter 181, ii the apples paclted

 

in the barrel tail to conform to the pro

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on the reconciliation or
man Jeremiah m, — has author»
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Island and comes“ to lane 1
contusion to Lam J Gilt a
Bridgeport to be m M tar
Connecticut at a salary or 32,000 a
year.

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Wm m Ana‘s-so
Ms W give him discretion
in Whirledueneein banal: or
flow persons. Them
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in. ,1.

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sax interment). Oct. 28 41:11:11,
K. lair at Thom we were

 

"we: 10° mousse-tin mm;

- he hdd a wife living at the time

' forcing of the trial of suits on the

0890MB! in his ofllce, was again luliisions 0! said not?"
valved to litigation today when his; Mr. thman decided that the pur-
New Haven wife. Mrs. Wilhelmina pdse or the Chaptel is to provide a
More. filed suit in the supreme Gwngstandard of packages and grades which
here for $260,000 damages for fraud. 4 when sold or offered for sale as a start
The plaintiil. who describes herself; dard closed packapt and as a certain
as Wilhelmina Meyer otherwise known ' grade, must conioim, as to package
as "Wilhelmina Mayo, bases her suit And grade to the requirements 01 the
on allocations that her husband in jett He found no reason, however, for
duced her to marry him some 793” construing the act as prohibiting the

ago through pretending that he was a 115s of a package of the same dimen-

single man, ‘,when as a matter of fact, sions ,0 long as it is not branded as

required by Section 4. 01 otherwise
WW0 “Rome 10 “7111161191118”?! represented as being under the previ-
or, the plaintiff in the suit brought sign 01mg act

here‘pwas the result of an elopment in Attorney-General Hinman also sub

”‘7“ to break on 91138891110!" With on corporations which is described

Affilmlhe!‘ man, it ‘5 claimed, and ‘0 wed , elsewhere regarding the billboard bill,
him '1‘ a ”hum" of “’9 Latter Day passed by the Legislature of 1916. He '
Salute in Brooklyn. She later inherit- !ound that. in eermin 0.333, the Obll‘

licenses f

ed an estate from her grandmother, nation to secure billboard

M” Mm“ Meyer, 0‘ Newarln Arests upon the ooneern displaying the

 

TO PUSH TRIAL OF CASES.

we”

:thorlaes the State Secretary to issue
.to any person, firm or
“Wooded New Policy 0' New HIV“ owning or leasing on space containing

A A “Mil interests Lawyers. Imore than tour square feet other than

10W W” have MD ”11°?“le the property upon which the goods ad
in the “M “I“ the M1618“ 0‘ “10 vertised are manufactured or offered
New York WW “8'91! & KIND"! for sale. a license authorising the use
""70“ have instructed the legal db of such space {or such pug-mg When
pertinent of the company to obtain In this license has not hash secured the

' early trial 0'! all legal actions against attorney general finds, ‘5 person, tlrm

“E road DOW on the COCHGLS Of the OT COI’DOTIUOD pmmingtoldlsplay b“)
courts of this shit other states. This board adv‘ertlslng’ must “out, the re
week the New Haven company has wired gum“; and m, the lee

been defendant in two cases in the i
superior 0011” now Wins in “119 M'AY sus‘eeno’ SEA sHIPMENi‘s.
city, and in both instances the rail- SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 28.-— Fear
road attorneys urged immediate trial that shipments of general cargo by sea
0! the actions. in one of the suits from San Francisco my be “We”
the attorney for the opposing side suspended was “”19““ today by
wanted a delay of a few weeks before“)ipping men who based their opin
trying the. issues Of the M‘ but the ion on the fact 111111 the demand for

 

' railroad attorneys argued 1mm!” nitrates by contort} notvder mills. com

Angninst granting the delay. 1
hne Witbt oloitlh f ePa area
This action on the part of the rall- i d he 5 0 th 11
Canal. offered imino‘emsnts that ship
road attorneys is accepted by local
owners could not atiord to overlook.
lawyers or a verification of the. rumor Sue custom of water trans‘ortation
that railroad ofllclels have decided to . ‘ ‘p p '
11 was pointed out. would throw s

fry as soon as possible all cases _

against the company now pending in heavy burden on already overtared

the courts. According to local law- railroad llnes._ and ”’9 outlook is re-
garded as serious.

yers, it has been the policy of the _ .
road in the past to delay trial of legal Two 0‘ “If” mg steamship “a”
actions until trial was forced by the now operating bemoan San Fran
attorneys for the other side. The clsco and Atlantic ports are said tube

already engaged; in transporliti‘t: 11f-
trates from South muesli-.1111 ports to
the Atlantic coast. 1 -

part of the railroad is said to be
along the lines of a new legal Holley
adopted by the New Haven.

 

 

; AUTOMOBILE. onersoveo.

 

‘ sroo CAT-ARRH! OPE-N3-
NOSTRIL’S AND HEAD. 15y ‘l-lsrry' s 1110111

and used by him as a livery car,
Glyn Cream Applled in Nostrlls R‘e: was tilmost totally destroyed by ilre
lieves HeadUColds at Dude. on the Sugar Hollow Road just below

-_—.

If your nostrils are cloggedsand your the 'D. 1R. Olmsteéd pl’noe, early Tues-A
Mr. Hoyt was on his:

head is stuffed and you can‘t breathe day evenin'g.
freely because of a cold or catarrh. way home from Baobury when the
lust. gét 11' small bottle bl Ely‘s Cream carburetor flooded and stalled his so-

Balm 3‘ any drug store. DIM 9 little of glue. He started the. engine again,
this fragrant. antieetlc cream into and there was a backfire explosion!
your nostrils and M ll P93911110 and before Mr 111011 could get out or

through every air passage of your head Ame car flames burst out. '
soothing and healing the
“Nut 1‘93le SK: ~ «1 onto the lire hui made 01111

Ah! how goodlit reels Your nostrils headway They Were Elded by u Den

are 01’9".an head “5 €19.31? ’10 more bury meter-111111111 was going home

“Wklnfiv “Win8- blowing; «6 more and through the shorts or the thre

headache. dryness or struggling for min the tire was finally extinguished1
breath Ely. 0 Cream Balm is just what but not until the machine was notified .1
sufferers 110111 heed colds tend catarrh beyond hope of repair, all that rev ,
belni’ this 111ij

 

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need It's a delight.

 

insured.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”WM 10“ sins Theft.

 

? (lay in Colohester. Conn; with the an
' ‘Etomobile of .:'10
(held. Mesa. tax at "snout, whlohwss
tiken’trbin themsssge has wanes;

 

ride in the; can htfd son. muons

 

.A‘ 1902.1MEAYO, then in Th9 electric“ Ill" mind an opinion 10 SOCTENFY of tho ‘1
Pl! business in 9’00”"!- caused M135 State Charles D. Burners, besides that

Iadvertisement. The act in question IN 1

corporation '

‘A‘ live-passenger automobile owned
'0! Ridgefleld, '

inflamed Mr. 1140‘“ and a mend who was"
swollen mucous membrane'and you get with him at once began to throw 111110
' Blight

flit! rést- wheels The machine wad .

mrsnnuprso’ms 10v 411057
iAcoidhoater Totals Irresi' Young ManA
NEW HAVEN, Oct“: 28i~Edwaifdi
.1, Either, 17, of Rochester“ employed in;
1’1” a local' garage, was arrested yesten,
111111111111»: Spring - 1' 1
day: Baker Wes Entertaining a party 1 ~

of Colcbester young woman with it.

Aw‘lieh arrested Alto will be charged ,

the Department of 0m when; found guilty yesterday of court“!!!

the stanotthedtvlslonofnannuo-lmflsh utilise-ream” The ease

torso and benefits-law the salon um curt, or the British

past year. He will emplete his my, “a mo. Lane were not
pecslal work as agent Within a. fewge'on “ll-W Ins State wanted them

days, aid will immediately take up tor nutmeg, '

his new duties in Connecticut. ____'________.....

. NOT WANTED

TR’VINo To SAVE WM VICTIMM We can‘t get along without your raid
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. —-Actlnx as the gamblers said to the unbldden

upon representations of the We! police.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Follow the crowd-It, leads to Donnelly’s

For Making Chnshnas Gifts

Alurlsarningtheuses andhow rework
Crepe Rope, a large Varsity of articles may .
be made for Rome decoration and use, most ’A'*A
acceptable as gifts. ’
Some of the things that have been
tnade by handmdtsplaycd 111 curators

Comernandseetltm‘louarewelcomeat . ':
anyfimeandaaoftenuyourwiehsnglu. ' .'
shay m7 already‘eng‘ageAd 111 “16716111; 1 at
out-score ' .

HOW TO USE CREPE ROPE
TAUGHT FREE OF CHARGE

Miss Mulligan, lrom the Dennison Manu-

facturing (30., is here and will-remain until
' snowyyuovfoth During her visit she
V will My teach the making “of Crepe

Rope Goods. ’ '

A GOMPLE TE LINE 0f MATERIALS
ON SALE HERE

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firm mus-r snow; gFiLED.

rm'rou. If.i.‘0et.‘1:l.—Jl‘he Gor-
ernnent's m tor an appeal to
the United states some Court in
the Sherman‘sntt-fisst suit - against
the Unimd Stalls mam-power!
wasAilled has today in the Federal
Court. The meal in inner: as 11 Ill"
terefrlfit and hams a hearing or
the case by the highest Federal
Court.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

“IMO! the contract for the building
01 9311911 past once at Hammer,
60-11. “V’- mimics) nits-ii Weldmy'udhle
Yuri momentum . amass
At the renal. the Weld
W. ”N GREATES A PANIC. m an uceflgnt We! here
“—" ‘11:: an artists’ and author! plop, at,
mam“ esteem nohrdlstantdate. unasham-
whim, mew. Dannie... inaugurated yesterday when use
mammal-Inns. Florence undsey (impairment-Dill!!!“
E. Santos, so years old, and two shots zine writei'. from Tennessee. W
athoratthe'deorotber bedroom odtwentymothadhm
shortlybetoseuam. indexation: inst across the Konaatentotrom 1M
then-siege which ensued when ethn- estate at 8 S1uCClm, the napalm
megs attempted to prevent him In publisher. The property was tomes.»
lshlns the seed, Ire. Matilda John 1yovnodbytr. rem. um 1'
son, 53 years old. mother of Mrs. Sanfi Miss Cooper 018-113 1° W 0‘ E M
tos, was seriously wounded by a shot: tion or the property it '89 early dot.
in the left breast. Davis escaped and :and has a. friend who We to build
for on another portion of the land 761V,
him All the parties are said to he or soon. It is also possible that a dose!
part Portuguese and part negro blood or fifteen more writers and anthem
The police were informed after the will Have homes on this and nearblb

9131118“er 001mm i

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the police are scouring the city

 

shooting that tor sometime Davis. who land. ‘ T

 

New Line of

garland of pink and blue,

ptAeAccsA,

$16.50

I

green «festoons, coin spot

pieces,

$40.00

$35.00

"notions gilt.

walnut frames Subjects
’ room, living room or boudoir.

marines.

English Coaching Pictures,
. amples.

‘ Prophet l”

1 At the Stationery Section are
“Books of Labels.” page after

:. printed “Crabapple.”
and other

forated ready to paste on jabs.

. ' '7 . f Pantry Labels. for bOXCS and
.. cles that should be 111 well equipped pastries.

Grdtéry W for lian‘tly' reminders.-
Laundry Lists to prevent iniistakes; ~'

Bones of tags and corks

c -'All put up in attractive form
in “ 'p‘tions intended for gifts.

 

 

 

Attractive anEl high

 
 
 
 

fiivenile libraries, as

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1

Boxoffifty,.

 

 

American Porcelain. light blue border, with
gold traced,

French“ Gillan. border decoration cited and
gold‘ handles, 112

Amerian China. basket pattern, with blue

ribbon, :an unusual and attractive pattern,

4 ‘ aim.

The is to servc‘as an announce

Pictures
English and French color prints lramcd in

Pluto-(ravines and. Sepias 111 mahogany and
su1table

. Dutch and French interiors, landscapes and

Long panel of Sax-gentle “Frieze of the,

Fourth floor. tivc $6.00.
“Buster Brown" Umbrellas for the Kiddies,

.. 50c and 75?.

Main ilooAt.

For the Housekeeper

‘Pear ” “Peach, ” “Goose~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ificant designs printed on
' tt paper. Especially 511191131 for girls and boys .'

su'ally a‘ desire for a speual desxgn

' Etati‘ohery“ Section} f

 

‘ Established 1817

 

New Telephone Number is 6200

Stoss closes at 6 p.111. Saturdays.

English, Austrian and American

Porcelains Now 10 Stock

Separate Sets and new Stock Patterns from which to select.

American Porcelain, pink and bl1101’ bowler,

”2 with black edges, 3 very effective pattern, '112

pieces,
$20.00

Austrian China, bordered in floral disign with

coin gold handles, two green lines,
: $50.00

anuaho China, pink spray decoration with
gold handles, very dEligatc and pleasing,
ment. 10111: may ‘se‘lect‘now with interest to restockde~

pleted China Cabinets. A ,
‘ _ Basement.

‘ Umbrellas

Men’s Umbrellas, natural stick handles of utld

woods, coxerings 01 pure silk heavy quality,
$5.00.

Mystic Folding Umbrellas, at a touch the tip
pulls in, the handle turns on a hmgc, and the
whole afl'air is ready to go in 'a suit cast

 

for (1min

For (‘lll’ltl‘ men or women,
$3.00 and $5 00

Men’s Umbrellas of reliable qualit,

$1 50 and .350.

‘Women's Colored Silk Umbrellas, brown,
"green, bronze, blue and purple. Short handles,
silk carrying strap with ivory slide very attrac~

very fine ex-

some 1nteresting
page of plainly

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Maternity Dresses

Of soft Tafieta, in black and navy blue, very
attractive stylesflplalted, waists and skirts, with
elastic belts, . 1 .. $17. 50.

of Panama and Serge in black and
blue, plaiied styles with adjustable ginlkcs,
1,.‘3 $10. 00 and $13. so

Separate Skirts of fine serge, .—
' $5 95 ml W511.

Second Floor.

nice sounding

jars, of all arti} navy

with Averses and

5...in Hudnut s New Perfume

Nyra,‘ aA houque odor of mdeScribabl
nose. in a roost artistic llaék, delicately cold

A regularA_ I“. t. ariztlc.

 

PlaEa Inellat, squlit
Juno , ,W bottles, packed
Green Rose in satin llnéd

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

later there
. .2 Three Flowers ’00sz Artistip;

Du Bari-y Toilet Water, 131. 50

This latter an old friend and! some peopl
have. been waiting for it , 1 . 4 .

,‘5‘00._'

 

 
 

 
 
 

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