Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 30, 1915 · page 5

 

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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL ’

 

TUESDAY, NOV. 30, 1915

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

FROM SUIT CASE. ' ‘

PAGE FIVE
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| NO JOKE ludge Joseph R. Taylor, of Wushing-lJEWELS VALUED AT $21M GONEI ‘m‘

.1 street, is today a visitor in Dan-0
1‘y. .
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1 t Anencles Seek
l‘or FIRE protec,110n night and day is , lPoltce and. Prlva e - .
’ ontl‘actor Timothy Foley, of Quor, Gems Shipped From Benjamin

filo“ il‘sighificant appears the cost ‘ _ ‘ ‘ . ~ . 1
M11111 compared with “hat by Fire is l avenue, is visltmg lll Michigan, ‘ Home. ‘ .
Tile Bridgeport police. aided by rail-

:..,.1 no he will attend the funeral of a
road and Adams Express Co. detec-

Ill 1111. nulhtc Property is no joke, I .ther.
WIH'IR E'C‘IIIS II 80 “P in “11°“: are scanning Bl'id gcport anti
lull how of all. to tax endurance,
[5 111: llmtlgllt that you had no insur
l hllkt’.

"MORAL" l
1 llirlllt‘ today With

Taylor & Golden

lyrust Company Building
Telephone 1230.1 A regular
7 91's Lodge

In 1111 ~11.1~llng the amount )oud have

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'rthur l". t‘ounor, chief clerk
office 0‘ the automobile depalt worth oi th‘ell) belonging to Mrs].
”l or the secretary or state's Of“ John lienlalnin. a wealthy Stratfordt
1», announces that alter Decelnlborlund NB“, York I‘Erldt‘pi. l
1 no numbers will be reserved for 10“ was
:vltomobiles. The office will ’be
nusy it will be impossible for
clerks to look up old numbels.

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'il\'t-‘s

|)1s.("ove1_\' ot’ the
the (asc lying beside the lailloud tlacks
Fill Bridgeport bl 1:11;.ill'1el‘ liugt‘lle‘
lS1I1Iossel 111st l "lidat when he picked
up his
ll'tllfl by the object. ‘
Ilitillll) lll"

lllcetlng oi Our illoth
No. 10, l t). 0. I".
held last night, in the lodge rooms on'
Wall r-Il‘t’é’l. Ai'It-‘i' lllt‘
0111' 1112111 plllothle toul'llallient
Vheiu. lit‘il't‘sillllellts
{the 111m ot the games

the (‘11:. Niel tulcc 1'1‘.nllll.,:

“an

1, a by police has divulged,
lllee in ‘. . . .
C that when Mrs. llellJallllll shipped the.
was '

t cttbt‘ i'l'olll 11111011111! on the ll'o}: train,
a

Il:1~1 Friday,
among which wore a pearl,

\\ t‘rr‘ sel‘l cd _
111111111 ll _\'

it colllalncd 11
of jewelry,
lsinddetl inlaid “lill lira-l
lllonds and sapphire-s, valued 111 $1011;

a gold chain I11‘il'l1lolll \tlluctl at $150:

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HIGH SCIIODI. N0l‘ES

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“as a \isitor “111111111 $11111
lRl'P with

High Sc hool studt llt.

yesterday and

[it zll‘ls $11111

. be your Christmas
Shopping Early-

STOCKS ARE READY.

:~‘1 ilool scttldellt, who is 110‘: . attending of $20110.
the convent of ‘The .Sacled Heart" in: 11

 

 

 

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I‘I.neighbo1lng cltv pawnshops tot $2.000 1m

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SC tillough the lilltlillg of an empty suit Gauze—.7.

 

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THE ORIGIHAL

mMALTED MILK

THE FOOD- DRINK FOR ALI. AG“

TAKE A PACKAGE HOME
who suurn‘un 1: mm as coon;I

 

HOWLAND’S

Entrance on Main St., Fairflcld Ave. and Cannon 5!.
Bridgeport, Conn., Tuesday, Nov. 30. 1925.

Is There a Santa Claus

lilcss tllc llt‘al’i\ of all tllc llttlc folks \thosc lips ask
tills anxious tiilt‘bIlUll. oi t‘t)lll'\t‘ lllcl‘c ls :1 51111111 tlalls.

 

 

 

j'l‘ililtlly locket and chain. $1211; two
would bl‘acn‘io-ts set with tlitlllltilltls,»
\liss Josephine Il1llllttt a former 5: ‘11.; two lilll.hl'111-ele's 501 with 11111-

Ollt' pink .Iapant‘st‘ ill‘t'lt ,

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in,“ Nancy ilvrms, 11 former Iligh slllallt‘l‘ itclns to the 1122111211114 \nlut‘i

l< llir‘ lit‘lit‘i 11f illc polict‘ 11ml '—.—f .- .— . -

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.I (""1” i” and look around. 89' 'Keu' York, spcllt the TIlalIkchVIIIi-I‘railroad authoritics that the tow was,
I9"II“II‘ I"’5*’r“°d until 5‘1"“ CC" holidays at her IIOIII“ in South NUr‘ltit‘tlr 11 doorway whcn tll1‘ cxpress car
11* .“III “I30 walk. 'swcl'vvtl about the ("1111" near South
.1119 Nortt-nllt High School Alllllllllluypnuv and dropped mm ”W ”mum
Association will present Margaret ,\11lds, where someone opened the

Al'EIIII'S KI'I‘HIWI SIICU’FS “(lrecn‘mw 11nd hypotht‘cau‘d tllt- colll1‘nts.

Stockings," in the Regent Theatre.l

'l‘itkets may be bought at 21’». 510 until BIBULOUS CHAUFFEUR FINED.
75 cents- WATERBI'RY. Nov. 1111. tlcorgo
1103“)" DAV‘S There. was all important met-ting 011110;“, 01‘ NF“. Haven, “1,, fillt‘tl 3.3,,
85 Washington St. 50. Norwalk. lll‘ “Skeptic" statl' 111 1:15. p. 111., )‘L‘=- and ”N, in 1,011”. court yt‘stcl‘day‘

 

it‘l’tla)’. III “WI“ 19 lfor opel 1ltllll., an automobile while un-

The IOIIOWIHK. III'I\IIII.-i TeDI‘i‘St‘IIIEII tlt‘l the illi“Iuellte of liquor llc
lllt‘ Norwulk High School in baseball .lrl‘csicd Saturday. lll tolllt h1- made
(IIII'IIIS the season 0f 1913", M0 *‘IIFIIIIO,11 passionate lllillt'lll for leniency, say-
to vote for UN CiIPI'dIII IOI‘ 11'1“ VI“ ling he was the onl_\' support of his

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Ii‘ozccust ltll' Norwulk and vicinity:

fail tonight and \l‘cdncsday. um l‘errettl. "mung", Reginald wmmlm, 1
""‘“"b“""°“ “““I‘ “”‘ “mm ”M smith Stephen Kelley, Rockwell 'Du‘i _.__ .1 .
ti. o- ning over Cololado and North Du 112-11. Francis Nit-kt‘rson, William MAY LOCATE FACTORY ON PLAIN.

1.1m. 111,11 causing cloudy and unsettled Mullr. E. Ward Sturdevant, Dal‘Idi
Weather ill the western districts from SiclnunSIty. Joseph Lunchalk and.
'J‘oxas flopllflvurd (0 the (‘alladlllll b0!" (‘llurles Murphy, These fellows will A" F Rockwell, in New York say.
(ll -. i‘ltusnnt woatllor prevails else- Plunge report in Room 15111 121.1 p. m.: He's Undecided About It.

‘hIK'i't‘ cast of the Rocky Mountailis.,Tl-esd3y, November 30, to elect a cap-I NEW YORK. Nov.
7”” i"“‘I“’r“lur°R are low in ”I" IillII- y\'ll‘\\’t‘tl llt‘l‘c Inst night regarding his
F‘Iulh‘l" “MN/Cl" Killing ”0“”, The followiné names were RDDI’OVCG purchase of 11 factor)“ site 111 Main-
were reported as far south as Jack-‘10,.
fonville, Fla.

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l-wirgill are about the same this pm“; Comstock Elizabeth Shert‘r. land “.9”, not full\ matured 'l‘hcl‘t‘
morning as they are in Connecticut. Eugeune Rummler and Florenoolis no foundation “,1 said ,0 the 1‘.“
The low and the telllperatul'e report- Stare. 1nor that Ill? purchase was 111111111 111

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ed was two degrees below zero
M'innipeg. Man.

at
[11111111, but he said that there was 11
possibility of steps being taken in lllt‘
jfuture to lllullul'uc‘luu‘ ball bearings
there

HARTFORD CORPORATION T0

/ MANUFACTURE CANDY.

{WEATHER A YEAR AGO
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2:0: ~\\"llt‘ll inter-I

the dance committee:v-t‘hurles|””9. Albert 11‘. ltockwcll of llristol.‘
”‘9 “mitmlum I" Copley. Harri HIpBon. Fred S°d°’-'s1nu thnt 111.1 plans lol 11111 11.1» or 1111,

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title lillert‘sts or the Bristol Brass Com l

,l Certificate With‘ . .
, .. ‘ _ . , ,Abell Company‘ F'lflom" Pa era. l The land is situated bctu't‘on the
.5. "'71.']‘)L"‘ll‘ll”C' 11““ 46 IIIKIIv. sutxbsficze an": iv :1 ilr-lt tlnilload and tlollcy tracks and Mr.
1. L out v. '1 he 9 ‘llll v ‘1111111111, 1
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, ———-——-———v——- ‘IOHI filed it (“t‘lllfi(.ltle (ST lllCOIDOI‘d' . k 9 NI)“ [h H )P hIIIIRhI II,
l - 'h 11 law of thc “a, primarily as 1111 investment. He was,
v K I v v V V v v ‘1 (I ’ ) ‘ 1
lion wrt " ; Cr 1 n is minot ready to say anything definite,
"l‘he purpmc o the. corpora lo M \ct.

,prepnre, 1ll1llluillcttlre and sell candy, l
syrups anti confections of it“ kinds.‘

MUNITIONS CONSPIRACY TRIAL.

Elli NEWS

The capital stock authorized is 325;! SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 09-1.1“,

\ :01"). divided into. r100 shares of (0m lFotlt‘lal Grand Jury is expected to be
M ‘ '

. ~ own stock but ‘ ”II“ 3"" Thelgin today an intestigution 11110 the ul-

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‘ 11"0111 new lights have replaced the amount with “llitIl the (‘OIIIOI'IIIOII “.de mmcipfluon of mumps CC

(lid ones on the new \ltlshlngton St. will begin businoss is $13, 000.
bridge. The new lamps are provided illcorporatol‘s 1111‘ lidward J.
with the powerful I1‘rensnl lenses. 1111-, John W. ltockwcll and Ritllard C.
proved by the Lighthouse Board ofthe, 'ltockwell of Hartford.
d1. S. government. The itiml‘ ‘l'Iey Vt'oodwm'ltini: 1' 01" 'malter. 1,, leportt‘d as under mes, in
. ' , ,panv of New I1 iven has filed a certii‘i-' lieu-oil, we]! I
.TIIi’ IIII‘IIIIIII'Q IOI' III? new Washing cute of incorpo-'1111011.lt will 111111111.
Ion school on Cedar St, has arrivedflqflurp buv 1”,“ 5,111.,“ kinds of
. . . 1 ‘ ' ' ~ ‘ ‘ ifm hearing bofmc Unit ‘1 Sttli‘
"I III” “IV and the work 0‘ “13”“an lumber and \l'Ot)(l\\".0lK The t‘apitall Iliissionel‘ 1,11. 111k Ixrull {lie ”'5 t‘ 0111
It was today started by the A. J. 0 35,091,. WWW-179d $11, 01.0 divided. ( 1"0111111, C "‘
dms ('iIIIII’I‘Iva “110 secured the con”,illto 200 shares, par \1llue $1011 The: ted that ho had been in ii I
arm-t 1111‘ lllt“ schools fumishlngs. ”mmm,‘ with which ”‘9 corporationlof ”w Gmnm (Monsume h 11 Linn 0)
. ‘ 1 91“
ltt'iII begin business "is $8 0011 '1 he in 'and that his 0 1,9.111 (1‘
Tile casc of Mrs. Carrie Tristram, 1111 onto”, “a ll' 11 I‘em IOII" “"N‘ on-
p are I 111111 Idastnlent tircly legitimate.
rescheduled for 10 o clock this morning. ,
oi Vlesl listen and llrtl‘rl ll. loorge'
was continued until- “ 30 o'tlock thlsi . , M“—
nnd (.lyde 1A. (come of New limp-”tings MURDER CASE 0N DE

afternoon. Fifteen ultnesses will be w" _
Ricard duling the hearing, in which it.’ ‘ ‘ ! EEMBER TERM DOCKET.
i The I'edorito (‘onlpanv of New lla-

\\ill ‘19. determined whether or not a
conscrtator should he placed over
Lirs. Tristram‘s affairs.

The“.

l‘owley, arrested 'hcre Nov.
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union. The officers ole: .President 1 Term, which Comes in Tu".
__ '. Antnl Peder of Now York: secletary, l day, December, 7.
The meeting of the Tuesday Even- ,Heaton Wright of New Hav;en treas The December term of the criminal
ing Class of the Norwalk ltiethoditstl"rer Charles J Kleber OI New Ha- Superior cm” with Judge William
church will be held tonight, at. m. 1“In These officers me also tlilec 1 II Williams on the bench, will open
home of Mr. and Mrs. Basinger, 31 tors. The amount paid in in cash is here on December 7 The“? are about
Franklin avenue The statement “NW-‘3 and in property other than C'lhh 40 cases to come before the court
Int night‘s Sentinel, which said thati$30,000. x which is one half the number that
the meeting would be held last night“

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filed its final certificate 01’ d1“ 0' ut term. One of the cases listed to come
ion up at the term of court it that of Jus-

 

 

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w‘thmmg.
,$1, 000 IN THREE YEARS

"1 Do you realize that you can save this sum through
n the systematic saving plan afforded in our

, BOnds of Thrift ?

f 7" Self-made men have always said the first $1,000 was:
M the hardest to obtain.

,W Come in, andlct us '1‘th you how by systematic a"
' having, you can .uoeomlish great results. . -

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changed with murdering his wife.
The case against Clitus King, the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

posed of at the coming term.

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MISS MAGNER ENTERTAINS.

»_,. Enjoyable Birthday Party Held at

., Residence of Mr. .1111 Mrs. E. F.
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Cedar street entertained a party of
little friends in honor of the fourth

 

 

 
 

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26. ill the
sovcallcd munitions dcstl‘uctioi on-f
spiracy. Louis J. Smith, withx-i

lpect 11d to be 1111‘ thief witness. in tin"

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- . _ _________1_ lrcars il/lltl )‘t‘ill's ago a llttlc girl \\i'tttt‘ alld asltcd
tllc \cu \ork Still that \cry tjllcstloll. .\llll llcrc is :1
A part oi \\llat tllc gi't'at rdlt 11' of tllat papcl' \tl'otc ill
. ‘ P R O N S illl\\\t‘l' and pulllisllcd lll tllc $1111:
Our Christmas Aprons are now on display. ‘ l .. . .
"‘s ‘1‘; ""1151; 1 “\\’"
FANCY TEA APRONS ill lawn. ol‘gandy and dotted suiss. ”bound 1 “Hm”: ‘afliking,”1,1,.]:.l‘}(.,.l “i. le‘ ll m" H‘ C“ 1‘ ‘l‘
with 111cc and embroidery, 50.1w with ribbon hows. Various stylus ‘ . ‘ ' . h i U 1 ' .1111 11111111111, CNS" and
1d d iglls 25 $1? . l )on l\llti\‘\ Illt‘)‘ abound and git c our 1111' its lilgllcst llcautv
111 cs . c.— .o 1 1 l . 1 1| . _. . “ ,3,
WHITE APRONS.lilaili,tuck1-1lor with elllllroidel'cd insertion; small. ' ”ll JU‘LRCI‘T- 11.1“ lhltd‘) “ d I“ CC dIidI,‘ CC 1" ”1‘“
medium and large sizes 25c 50c and 751: “A“ “U ‘ 1:111:11 (bulls. I “HUM hr CC drcady a) H ”WI-C
' " " ' \\'cl“ no 111 c "1r s.
MAlDS' WHITE APRONS with bretelles. small. medium and large i ( . ‘ C l
aim-s, 111111 or without embroldtn trimmings. 25c. and 501:. l “NC M110”. in Sam“ t‘lans! \‘1111 '“Iis'III 1“ “V“ “ill
PERCALE APRONS 1n prillceSs stile. and film” awn”, Mummy 0. , bcllc\ c lll lairicsl You might gt'i tour papa 1.1 1111-1- my”
titled at ,1”. “lam, 25c. and 505, , to notch all tllc cllilllnci's oll t‘lll'lstlllas litc to catch Santa
BUNGALOW APRONs ill 1155011911 styles and colors; pert-ale, mad 5 ( lalls. bllt cvcll lt thcy dil not \ct‘ Santa tlans coming
r115, cllalllbray and fitlllghalu trimmed with bias bands of (mitrust- ‘Im‘II- “IIiII “”“I‘l IlIiII prmt‘.’ \‘Ilm‘ll 5“" 52111111 UNIS
in“ 1111111‘r1111. 50¢. 75c., and 51,00, 1 llll-l that l\ no sign tllcl'c is 1111 Santa t'lalls. 'l'llt‘ lllostl'czll
......___....-_ l things lll tllc \vtlrld zll‘c lll'>_\t' that llcltllcl‘ clllldl'cll ll1lr
’, lllcll can scc. lild you c1cr scc i21ll'lt'\ dancingl till the
MA I I I gr I V I I I i: laull? Hf t‘titllll"t‘ not. lllll that‘s no proof illt‘_\ arc not
illt'rc. Nobody can dccclvc or llllaglllc all tllc \\'1llldcl‘s “
lllill 1'll‘c tlll'st'cll and llllst‘cllalllc lll Illi\ \vtll'ld.
'— "Yon llla_\ lcar apart baby's l';ltll1~ 11nd \t't‘ \tllat lllalus
lllt' llttiM‘ lllsldc, lilll tllcl‘c lsa \‘cll t‘ti\'t‘i‘ill,‘{ tllc lulsccll
. ourld \\‘llit‘ll llot tllc strungcslllall. llol' cvcll tllt‘ llllltcd
‘ :et that Vlctrola sll'cllgtlroi all lllc strollgt‘st lllcll that cvcl‘ livcd could
tcar apart. Hilly ialtll, l1lllc_\'.p1lctl',v, ltl\‘t‘. and l'olllancc
can push asltlc that curtain and \"lclv and plcttll'c tllc s11
' pcl'nal llcauty and glory l)c_\'olld. Is it all rcal? .\ll. llttlc
or rls mas - girl, lll all this world tllcl‘c ls llotlllng' clsc l‘t'al all'l abid-
l 111g.
XYOUI' \V ll Ole “xi“ :‘IIIta (Bulls! ’l‘lfllulilx' (ind. llc livcs and ll\'t'\ for—
- ~ c\cl‘. . titlttsttllt t't‘dl's il‘tmt 111m, lla)‘ It‘ll iilllt‘\ tt‘ll
famll I WIll ,bc thousand _\'t'i‘ll'\ from IN)“ llc will colltlllllt‘ to lllaltc glad
please ,on Chnst- 1111- hum. 111' childlloml."
H.185 morning to There is a store of ready service oficring right here
find a VlCtl'Ola In all its help to every man and woman who wants to be a
the home real Santa Claus' helper.
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The Victrola is ’ ' C '
. . NeWest Chm hln
a worthy addition '
to any home, It, coilarsare fur
mug“: and enter. l"lt right up closcly and high about tllc llcclt‘.
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talnment are 111- \'cr,\' cilicicllt guard against cllill_\' bl't‘czcs.
:vhays WClCOHiC, and "‘ \'cr,\';1ttl'1lctl\'c addition to 1111‘ costllnlc.
CTC S OSUI'C y no lirminc, and snowy \vhitt‘ fox. and llcarscal. and black
better time to get oposstllll. and otllcr llalldsoillt‘ furs—177.50 and $10.
a ViCtTOIa than Beautiful muffs for ,voun of folks arc coon and opossum . -
right 110‘?ij ', , , and such furs with notable bio and light. Somc small, '
sonic good and big: all warm and dcllglltiul 311;.50, Sis
Come in today and see about your an11 n.1,...
Victrola and well arrange to deliver it any 1mm, 111.1111
time before Christmas. '4‘!
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The instrument shown above is the V1ctrola Women’s Flnest SUItS
XVI, $2M. Other styles $15, $25, $40, $50, $75,
$100, $150, $250, $300, $350. Victors $10 to $100 Reduced
Terms to suit your convenience, if desired. .
\'cl'_\' illlcst \‘t‘l\'t‘l and broadcloth suits tllc scnson
has brought.
A. J. COLLINS CO. A conlpnl'ativcly it‘\\' of tliclll—~rlch~llcalltiful-distitI«
12.13 NORTH MAIN STREET “mm“ .
SOUTH NORWAI-K \Vc'll attcnlpt no d1 \tl'llilitill Such .1ttt‘lllpt woull
lllt‘tm lt‘llillg‘ of catch suit llltli\i'ltl.lll_\' for cach is 111
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DILS ANYTHING

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Thosc which have been $11.0 and $45-—
Those which have been $50 to $85—

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CLEANE P01151115 EVERYTHING ,
PHEVENTS RUST EVERYWHERE ,
‘3‘“ wmmmm “1:13:31 The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
WMJfin-One Mlubehpmenbmdol‘hrlhhfl; all maul nomination ml out. w j 1 ~ - ._
theDicflmrgogfflKO-‘flm Manager Herbert A. Budlong 0f the against John A. Ryan, also of Nor-

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fimnummhfllymlmacw‘ 25:09:). American Graphophone Co.. is heard walk. Her maiden name was Krae—
-\ 3-1 lN-ONI OIL GCOIMP! NY C ' Dec. '1’ in the superior COIH‘I- This mer and she married Ryan on 116- '«m-
43°‘“"°‘°*"’ u" Yo“ c." much discussed action has just been her 22,191]. She also risks for the

_ -.._ A 4-,“ .5..~—1~~~-—-'-—* -—- 4...-.- “”"" assigned for trial and as it is on thet custody of a minor child.
enjoyed Those present w‘:elc Dov-0,1111d ill competition with birds shown! special list it is almost certain to be Rosa. May Froeck of Dan'bury has

t‘WI’II has IIINI a certificate of organi- cm“. H‘ Km“ May Al” 3° Tried M thy OConnell, Esther Dimond Hal" by breeders front other parts of thislreached

riet Shelman Anna Silufelt. Eileen
\iagner, \Intgaret Jarvis Jnck (unco,
Milton Flynn, Clelg Hoyt and Robert
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RIVERSIDE CEM ETERY ASSOCIA-
TION.’

The Greenwich Press Company has‘ “"9 on th-e "St for the September George I. Buxton Elected President,

and S. W. Behine, Vice- President.
At the annual meeting of stock hold

l0“ 'Hatnes, the Trumbull man who is "s of the Riverside Cemetery Asso-

'clz.tion held at the ofllce of Judge John
.H. Light, yesterday afternoon, the

1‘” ”field lawyer, charged 1"“: “2;“ following were elected directors for,
my on two counts, may a so e 8- . 1
the ensuing your. John H. Light,I BUDLONG DIVORCE SUIT BLATED. ad in the Civil Superior court. today

Christian Swartz, Frederick H. Row-
an, 'S. W. Bertlne, Edward H Hut-

Inn‘gle, George I. Buxton and George

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Voorllees.
At a subsequent meeting of the di-
rectors. George‘l. Buitton was elected

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M195 \iarion Mam" daughter °f president and treasurer, and S. W.‘
MI" and “’5 Edward F- Magner. 0‘ Bertine, vice president 1111 aeoregal'yfl

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l PRIZES 'roa uoaorou ‘Ex.
anniversary of her birthday, yester-i,
: day .t'rom three to 11130 p. m. The rooms The twentieth annual exhibition of 111: modlclpe h'. bu up.“ 1. your.
in YGIIOW. the Western Connecticut Poultry Ali-g
chwmtilemttms being. used. 110151110011, 11111.. oi mbum,,c10|ed hop It in my hour. .111 mom 1111
our.» hummingbird-rum won. Saturday evening; -

HIBITORS:

asked for a divorce from William H.
state, New York and New JOIN-593 "I Mrs. Budlong charges her husbandFroeck' also of "the Batting town. ai-
ried off a good part of the honors. lwith cruelty and infidelity and healeging lntemperance and intolerable
Keewlu‘dln Farm. Darien. won filsl‘l makes the same charges against he!" cruelty Tile couple were marriol 01!
prizes fa" Barred Plymouth Rocks. Co Attorneys Culiinan & Culliuan, repre— October 13 1903 mg Frog 1', s
lumbian anndottes and Gray Tou- sent Budlong while Stoddard, Good- maid‘én name being iianecke.
louse geese. William Zieglel. thel hart & Stoddard of \‘ow Haven appear. 5“
only exhibitor, was awarded all thelfor Mrs. Budlong l
premiums for Silver Wyandottes and; —" one"! My BAG“! RUB
second prizes for White Wyandottes. FOUR PETITION FOR DIVORCE '35

CREES.

He also took all the prizes for Blaokl
Langshans. The saute exhibitors won; l [UMBAGD PAIM AWAY
‘ Allege Husbands Have Been Guilty ofl .

prizes for wild mallard ducks and Pe-. .
Act: that Make Separation i

kin ducks. Mr Ziegler showed guinea
hens and peasants. ' ‘ Necessary. , Ruib Backache Away thh‘Smatt Trial
Four new divorce petitionS were I“! Bottle of old “St. Jacob’s on."
When your back is sore and Itime
or lum'bag'o, sciatica or rheumatism

 

 

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Gertrude 0. Pierce 0! Bridgeport‘
1 Some sensations are expected when wants a divorce from Qharles Pierce! has you stiffened up. don't suffer! Get;
the divorce suit of Mary Gormun Bud- galso 0' Bridgeport, alleging ““019" -. a. small trial bottle of old. honest “St.

hie cruelty. The couple were mar-'
1 against Assistant in
long 0! Br dgoport ried on 'November 27, 1907, the ‘petl-'

FOR TRIAL ON DEC. 7.

little In your hand and rub It light

 

 

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WELI .1 , Fanny Baker Lynch. 0! BI‘IGSGDOI‘I you count fifty, the soreness and lame-

has petitioned torn. divorce from ,neu 1. zone.
Myles Leo Lynch, 6130 Of ‘BI'IIISCPOFV Don’t stay crippled! This soothing,
She alleges desertlon in November, penal-lung oil needs to be used only
i907. The couple were marrIe'l on,onco. 11' takes the pain right out 11111
July 28,1906. the petitioner's maiden' ends the misery' n is magical yet ,3).
name belnk Boker. Mrs. mall 0&0 l solutely harmless and doesn't burn the
.uks tor the custody or a minor child “in .
human to: in midterm 1:; - 1111111; also 111111: 111111111139

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to catching cold 11111 other workers.
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runs il‘ruco engine 26 you" and II

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Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a .