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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 24, 1916 · page 7

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Elbirt w. Fitch, of West street, has
recovered from an attack of the grip.

 

 

Lieutenant ~Harry Stacey Boston
has purchased a 1916 Hudson automo-

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George F. Belts, oi the Lounsbury
IE. Biszsell Company, is having an at-
tack of lumhago.

Attorney John J. Cuneo. 'who was
one of the latest grip victims, is about
again.

 

 

Theodore Ailing, of West Haven,
spent Sunday with II. R. Morgan, of
this city.

 

Tree Warden Jos$ph Cornell. who
has been suffering from stomach trou-
ble for some time, is able to be out 0!
doors again.

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George S. Murray, former
. _. commissioner cribs City of Norwaiir,
it! recovering from his recent lilncss..

 

Councilman Maurice Ii. Nutting.
who has been ill for some days at his
home in Putnam avenue, is about
again.

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M'ENELLY'S ORCHESTRA.
Armory. Tuesdsy night. Latest dance
music. Concert 8 to" 9) Dancing 9
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Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates. of Madison
street. left today for Bella View. Flor-
ida where She expects to remain un-
til warm weather.

 

George S. Gregory. who has been
seriously ill at his home. in Union

 

' Mackerel.Blue,Weak I,

water . .

MW RIynuIed
UNDERTAKER

ToL, 0M 1000-3. H“ 693,

PRESINI‘ DAY COMFORTS

13.1:qu thaithe leading merchants mfirsflo
only the coal or quality that produces excellent heat. WI the;
mwhyemmmflomonqmtenntammmflt
and makes our business piece a result: bee-hive.
all we can and brighten your home, making you tool horny

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113.3.

 

er wunmorou or.
I new no news BUILDiNG

 

 

 

Butter, Cod. Halibut,
Snapper Blues, Tile,
Herring

 

 

 

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Wetryt'opisnse

13; Wm St

 

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Warranted

EscallOps 9
Large Esca‘llops
50c 0t. Today Only
RockaWay Oysters

Long aod'Round
Clams

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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a LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FURS a
n WORSTED SKATING SCARF 3 AND CAPS o
o LADIES’ ALL9w00L DRESS SKIRTS 69
a FLANNELETTE KIMONOS a
a South Not-walk a
D A. DICkerman & son Phone 443. o
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Cutbill’s

1r North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 10599999

 

 

 

 

nASKE'rsALL MONoAv‘mm-iyi. ‘
Armory, New Cancun with Loon-

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Artificial
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ard vs. Sixth 00.. with Smith,
fuss and Harvey third game.
limlnary. Dsncing.

DIVORCID AND DIDN'T KNOW Ft 3
New Haven Widow Charges Fund
Against Dead Husband And

Rooks Estate. ‘ ,
0H1’Ii‘AIGO,Jnn 23. ~For nearly;
twenty years Mrs. Abbie J. Brown.2
widow of a wealthy \lew Iiiaven de
pertinent Store owner lived in ignor-
once that her deceased husband but
divorced her and married anotheri
women Last September she learnedI
definitely of the fact, and as a result!
She has begun a tight in the circuit
court in an snort to have the divorce‘

Pro-9

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. ‘ , glasses to you.

and long Nenings of work or

“study doubly tax the eyes.

Let us explain the use of

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-THAMER“

Oeuilato. Optometrists. Optiola'no.
"Atlantic Square, Stamford. Ct.

Open Oat. Evenings. ‘ lot. “07.

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Perl: for some time, remains about the
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poroted, of Bridgeport, has died a cor-
tilicate in the oifice of the secretary
9 of state. showing a change of its
:7“ '” corporate name to the East indie Tea;
' Company.

BAIBKETBALL MONDAY NIGHT.

Armory. New Canaan with Loon-
ard vs. Sixth 100., with Smith. Dray-
9_ fuss and Harvey thirdgame. Pre~
* 9 liminary. Dinning.

, x

a

of Monroe street and Railroad ave-
nue. was run into last week by the
United States mail wagon, and put
out of commission. it is a wonder
that this has not happened thalamus »

that point for the obstruction afford-
ed by the signal.

 

The condition of Mrs} Harry Moi
Lachlau. who is 98 patient in the Neo-
rological institute, New York acityme
mains critical. although there is still
some hope for her recovery. it was
outed today. Hrs. nonunion under
want an operation on Wednesday. and
it will be pleasing news to her many
driends that since the operation her
condition has been more encouraging”
their. was sxpectod.—-Danbury News.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'We act as Member. Tm
‘ 93:. 9. 9 AdminiStrablr

The police standard a" the corner] husband about the some time. The

the street is altogether too narrow at ‘

A Motley nas’ nodded to submit all the
’ Why. The ca'se of the seventh

 

decree set aside charging her deedt
husband with fraud, deceit and per-9

3!“?
Francis M. Brown. her former has I

in; the bulk of his fortune of several
hundred thousand dollars to his sec-
ond wire. Mrs. Julia. A. Biackman-
Brown. News of his death was sent
Ito his first wife, who mourned him for
several years, unknowing that her
lhusband's second wife had buried the
lbody and assumed control of times-
talc. Later she was informed by
'Frank W. Brown. her son, that hér
husband had divorced her in 1896 and
lmsrried Mrs. Julia. A. Blackmail, who
obtained a divorce from her tanner

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bill was filed by Atorney Jacob Schug
Aand alleges that the divorce was ob-
tained by misrepresentation
fraud

 

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CONSPIRACY TO REGULATE BEERI
. ‘ PRICE.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas, Jan.
{24. willoiispirucy to fix the price of
beer. allot trade territory among them;
selves and other violations of the law
are charged against seven Texas brew-A
cry companies in a slate anti-trust suit
calledfor trial here today

so: dersndnnt companies are said to
have agreed to accept a compromise
penalty which would include forfeit-
ore of their charters. but this will not
t the trialr as Attorney-General

defendant, the bonus Bmuery Com.
is expected to be tought out in

 

 

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mental source that the prospect of

 

i
OYSTER DEALERS' CONVENTION
Arrangemeuis will Soon be under

the Oystel Growers' and Dealers’ As
soriaiion of North America. which lis
to be bold in Atlantic City. N J.,

May next. The convention‘ 11 program:

ulna. Boston. Mass; Charles Platte

‘Brldgeport. Conn: Eugene l). McCar-

thy. New York; Matthew J. Ryan.’
Philadelphia. and Frank W. Darling..
Hampton. Va.

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AMERICANS MUST DEFEND UPON
HOME MADE DYES.

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congressman ‘Hlii Finds That Not
More Dy‘eituih Can do Obtained

9 From Germany.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 22. «Congress

man Ebenezer 1:111]! learned beyond

all doubt today (mm a high govern

getting any more dyestul’s from Ger-
many» during-the continuation of the
war is absolutely hopeless. and that
the American users of that article
must depend upon home production
The House ways and means comI
mittee which last Friday and Saturday
gave hearings. on Mr. Hill's hill to
protect the dyestuffs modem in this
country while it is being built up has
giveirsl! this week for the filing of
briefs by all interested porn...
Nothing more Will hewdone in re
gard to the hill tor a lbw days as
Chelrmon Claude Kitcllin has gone to
his home in North Gal-onus. to be near
the bedside of his daughter who is
seriousivill with appendicitis; Upon

his return ”the wminitteowillplan
its tutors cameo tongue to the dye L

stuffs bill.

K

9vltch, two residents 01 the turnpike.
‘appeamd in the uptown court, Batur

]result of a fracas between the two

9111911. on the turnpike Friday

éj‘KuboviIt-h lust evenlnx.9on the turn-
‘plke. and Kubovibch will; driving a

’couuecricur AVENUE FRACAS. I

William Miller and. Stephen Kubo

day. before Judge Lockwood. as the

night

about five o'clock.
Miller claimed that he won passing

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LADIES’

or TO DATE ;

Footwear

 

A new and attractive 9 inch Black
Kid Lace Boot ’
‘ $5.00

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STORE CLOSED MONDAvi
EVENING ATézso UNTIL ‘

FURTHER NOTICE.
8°. Norwaii:

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STAMFORD NEWSDEALERS
ARE IN LEGAL conrucrl
Samuel Newman Claims hired and!
Nelson Have Violated Terms of
Agreement.

Alleging that they violated an

a certain territory in Stamford, when

an injunction restraining Meyer
troll and Joseph Nelson oi Stamford
from carrying on a newspaper burn-m
nose irrthe territory which he claims
lis restricted to him.
also asks for $800 damages

detendants and the letter

 

 

 

herd. of cows. Miller. who was Iidiug
in a. wagon asked a man who was.
helping Kuhovitch. where he got the
cows and how much he had paid for
them There waaL'hard feeling be-
tween Miller and Kuboviteh a few:
years ago and this question appeared
to anger the lullel Hg apt-m {on
jward and before Miller-{mould diam!
himself. slashed him on the right hand

With 1: rawhide whip. Miller’s horse‘

9boliod. and it was probab‘fy only this
that prevented a row.
Miller then not out I. mount and

jbud Kubovitchpiaccd under arrest at

once. charged with assault.
Alter the judge had heard both
sides of the story he continued the

The gum“ Tea Company. incor— 'bsnd. died irrMiaml, Elwin 1901, leav way for the next annual convention oi case from day to day Both men

ioid diam-ant stories in
n9Ioom.

the cou I‘rt

COLD AND BLIZZARD WEATHER

 

Uncle Horace Johnson the Middle
Haddam weather prophet. on January
‘13 made the'following predictions:

There is a disturbance or considers-

.ble force to take place in the ounce

phere from the lath to the 2m or the
present month—indications snow pan

5le rain. it rain it will cause the
water in the recto rm trom sight
to ten feet; snow from soven to ten
inches: A cold wave will toilow. Iran:
the 18th of January to the 4th or the

coming month look for a big disturb- 99

once. a. young bilunrd. There will be
zero weather about ‘Febraary‘il. loo
dealers improve the time. There will
beestorntotnotoiromtiie ”that
February in the 8d of flinch

 

 

NHREATENED TO KILL. FAMILY.

WET. Jan 34. -—8uddeniy
going insane Harry thaler. mm
in: at am dicta street. thrustensdm to
kill members or his family and lied to
be taken to mm for lets keep:
The police rancid to take

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.mmYnthfiedeub'

into an agreement whereby they
:were not to peddle uny papers in the;
Sseciion covering the sole of the busl I
lures but they failed to carry out
their agreement and started in buoil
guess shortly after the sale was con-5.1
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nominated.
[oAusunv CONTRACTORS FILE .
PETITION IN ssuunuercvl»
HARTFORD Jan. 2i.~—l"rcd :1.I
lKeIlogg and William A. Gregory of
inabury. in psrtnership under the
trim of Kellogg Iii

 

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Gregory in the r0169
banding business. have tiled a petition
in bankruptcy Their case’s are 831.- ‘

tarmac and their liabilities are. 351..
I 338 88.

 

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loAnsunv-MSN orrsnomrs
9 m 32,000 DAMAGE SUITI
5 Jacob 6. living. Thomas C Mil
Iiard, Joseph M. lves and George}
Waltoman, all of Danbury, were to-3
day made defendants in an action tor}
$2 .000 demons. brought by. Herbert
gflIrold Vreoiaud Jr., 01' Southeast I
N. Y., who alleges that the defendants!
on October 23,1915, while~ tmsteesi
or the ’Brainard & Wilson Company;
inc. of Dmrbury. sold 11. 610 pounds;
of metal moulds and designs belong-I
in; to the plaintiff without authority:
from the latter. . I
W“ W. I
GREENWICH WOMAN ASKS . I
DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND;
Bertha M._}>utney of Greenwich. has‘
instituted divorce proceedings in the
CiviLSuperior court against irving F.
Punter cl Westport. alleging desertloa
on April“. 1010. The couple were
married on June 17.1900.ths plain
lids maiden name being Purdy litre.
Patney also. asks .tor the custody or
two minor children.

the niocsslstW ‘
osssuumr iN counr ACTION
Manure p were he
gun in the Civil Superior court lode! -
nymnumaotmtnslt

 

otWIomcovei-anoto tor?
“Mafidfivuk Alleged. the do;

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arraigned; snooumsnsb Hus.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Mintz’s Janna
Sale

FOR MEN, WOMEN, MIS

There is something about the

. ourshocs that makes a regular customer of every purchaser. ‘

Have you treid “Trippletoe” Hosiery ?

IflIZS

Big Crowds are attending

Shoes for all Occasions

ry Clearance;

 
 

SE‘S AND CHILDREN.

style and wearing qualiticoof 9

 

CONNEALLY

South Norwsik.
81 WASHiNGTON OTREET

The New Science

oermryiou ow commune. I

.9 Chiropractic is the definition or the l‘
tagreement not to sell newspapers in cause of the II and the art 099

tho-sine. Diocenlsoauaodi

they sold their newspaper route to ll! ‘ wrench. twist or W in ““99
Ihim on March 1 of last year. Samuel m liven it done in childhood!
.Newman oi Stamford today petition it creates MN ”I,“ and pain‘ “T
ed the Civil Common Pleas court for m “(I in the diluent on“. “a.
E" blobs. .

Chiropractors remove the cause or;

diuauandpflmhealthiaroltorod'

humanism: the serve an
The plaintiff .m- In your body. W0 uoubiu:
m Ipocial Attention; silent-"I'm;

Newman alleges that he purchased of m ”an, You will never regrel
the newspaper route from the two m a. (3).me 3 chance it I
enieredIhelpm

on... treatment- was also.

T. Francis. D. C.

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Porcelain Fillings

are becoming more popular every
day. Many persons object to the
use of gold in the front teeth. in
these cases there is nothing better
than porcelain; it possesses all
the good qualities of gold, is very
durable. has good edge strength.
and when used by a skillful op-
erator is made to match the teeth
so closely ii is hard to detect
when the cavity has been filled.
Save time and money by havin19
your teeth attended to now. Con-
sults’tion tree

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to South loin as. south nor-In.
Noun: I a. m. to n p. In. Bunny:
by Worm-M Mm

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

iLiS Pancake Filillil

was-anon FROM THE MILL
3 mos. g“ 9
'Dasr‘ey’s

Ladies

' Rosario-weer HATS 9

 

 

 

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9 W by the detondant to so 7..
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vacuum

 

 
 

Washingt‘o‘ndhfi. "Willi: Conn
Graduate from Mar Seton w;

0911“ healers. m hooters” elecgic -.

‘ grill stoves, electric um.

9, bottles, electric enumeration. ash
mommimmomew ,.

 
 
 

81 BRACKEN

Conn.

TELEPHONE urea.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

CALL US UP

_ this: like this happens in your 9
bone. if your 4 '

PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated. 11an
lot: or worn out. have as than
necessary repairs or install
new system of . ...g

MODERN PLUMBING
JOBIING A BPECIAL‘W,

HORACE RNA

Humbug and Healing ,,

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also get I duplicate slip iron: m9
driver with our name and address"
More selling . *
s nowmv or EAST NoIIIWALIITT

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Successor to Wm. Eilron.
Phone

 

 

 

 

 

wHAr vou user: A

9ls somewnere on on? shelves. 3)
stock or 9
, DRUGS AND ”EDWIN ‘

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

cure rout ill: give you at
rostole your health.

9 Whether you prescribe for
or at '

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Physician’s Prescription
we can fill it. Our compounding

meat is in competent hm
we use the purestdrmobidd'

‘l'chorwaili

_ MANII‘duw. ,
lusts-Inst new

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

chords. with goods lit every. deserts “

 

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