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Five Culprits Before Judge Lockwood
in the First District.
5,. “vegans of the mlnormt kept
“the uptown court omeetifiirly busy
this morning here time. after a per-
led at qtuetneee which had prevailed
in the First District tor some time.
hula “Buck” TimnOn. arrested last
Thursday night. by Oincer Clone, tor
drunkenness and breach of peace.
was given thirty days for each of-
fense. and had to pay costs. which
amounted to ”.61.
Frank h‘ngsu, who was arrested
Saturday evening by Officer Clone.
Ind sentence suspended with the
WarningN that if he again appeared he
would receive ninety days.
'Luras Darling and Elmer lesslck
were arrested at the house of Ann
Anthony, on Hist avenue, on the ‘
chat , of l~ ""lkhlg open A trunk. and
stealing, will" rings and old coins.
X They pleaded guilty. and were fined
:7 anti mats, which amounted in all
Bounthofigontm'ed
”the at the time. The In mn-
ed in a photographic laboratory on
thethirdiioorandspreadtotlleear-
node addition. erected severely“
ago at a one“! “£0“-
li'iulaeawue manned by chemical»
explosions and the lack of water ham-
pered their work. A quantity of
chemicals which. it is said. cannot be
renewed at present. because of the
ntropean war. was consumed. al-
though radium worth about $1,000 was
saved.
More than 2,600 students will have
‘to rearrange their schedules as every
course at Cornell, except that at law.
dentures the study of chemistry.
HUBBY, JABBED BY SHEARB, l8
ALLOWED otvoncs.
Judge Greene Finds Mrs. menus Wan
irregularly and Peniatentiy Cruel. 3
HARTFORD. Feb. 12.—“Ordinarily‘
I hesitate to gram a divorce on the
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.‘UNMEH “LIF R" DIES iN WATER-
‘ BURY.
' WATBRBURY, ma. 14.4w
fieneeity. who was sentenced to life
imprisonment for second degree mur-
der, and who was pardoned lut'DOv
wmber 14 mar serving nearly eleven
years, died today in St. Mary’s Hospi-
tal. this city. as the result of lnilrlee
received in the Scoviil Manuhcturing
Company's plant Saturday. .
SCHOOL TEACHER DIES OF
BURNS.
WILLIHANTIC, Feb. lt.-Miss An.
nle Costello. the nineteenLyear-old
school teacher. who was severely
burned Saturday night, when she fell
with a lighted lamp at her father‘s
home at Mansfield. died ot-the burns
late last night. at the hospital.
svonns COLLEGE Realism.
, STORRS.~ Feb. 14.—Tho Connecti-
cut Agricultural College. which had
i ground or
intolerable cruelty of a
woman to a man, because a man is
lsupposed to be able to take care of
himself." said Judge Gardiner Greene
iin the Superior court here yesterday.
[in giving a divorce decree to Frank
I
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'nm tall for the nm line in four years
. clear 0!. stain «ammunition»: at.
been closed sinco Jan. 16 because of .
a scarlet lever epidemic. re-opated
to 87.55. They paid up and departed.
John ngowslcy was the filth cul‘
prit, and was up for drunkenness.
John
been drunk or not. and pleaded not
guilty. One dollar was the amount!
necessary to clear John. John paid!
MAJOR NEWELL DEAD. ';
NEW YORK. Feb. lit—Relatives of}
Edmund Nowell, Jr., a famous mid:
get. who was widelyAknowa in the;
circus and theatrical worlds as “Ma-i
3hr" Nowell. have received news. Uri
his death in'Liveo-pool, last week. He
was a son oi’Mrs. Sarah F. Nowell)
at Newark. N. J. Nowell was 24 inch-g
es in height and weighed .27 pounds.
when lie married Minnie Warren, an
other famous ”midget. At 55 he at—’
mined a height of four feet and, his!
wife havingvdied, he uteri-led again!
this time's; woman of ordinary height!
lie leaves 'a widow and two children.:
- the latter well-known on the English
stage. Nowell was 60 years Oi! age.'
ru-‘vv—‘vz—o—a—efi—
Two DEATHS FROM sTORu. I
NEW YORK, Feb. 14,—A cold wave?
which sent the mercury down to two?
«meantime asro caused the death:
Wot! ‘two-men'itrom apostle here to}
"day. no npiddrop or the titer!
’ momter followed a two-day pnow-
:j‘atorm. Mr inches of snowfell.
GARMENT wonKeneYoE‘r o2.
MIM'JS.‘
BOSTON, Feb; Iii—Twelve hun-
dred of the fltteen hundred garment
workman this city went out on nl
strike last week..totnmed to work1
today. Strike leaders-said their no:
hands bdlheengranted: Those who»
rotunda return had been 91!!"de
Swan ail. ia'abope that did net-reg
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3u‘mertaewt-mnmta-mf
‘I'puat-omouauuuar
”33"” W new
, use-mum»;
outrun-anion
mung-lulu. luau.
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dld'nt know whether ho had; two no", ‘ returned
today. The victims of the (ever have
practically recovered and the other
students who had gone to their homes
l00
‘ecrlee. Preliminary game and dancing.
im’s Eunch room. uptown.»
l’. 'l‘homu at Bristol. who charged his
wife. Peut' lsabeila Thomas. with
dubbing scissors and forks into him
and other playful but painful tricks.
which the court characterised all “tr-i
regular and persistent enmity." ; .
- i
seem nose TO PfiISON. I
new HAVEN. roll. liéi‘ranklin‘
Burton, termer "saunter oi the Anson-
ia Savings Bank in Antonia. was tak-
en from the county jail to the W'
prison at Wetherneld todaY. to ileum
the three to ten yeara' sentence im-
posed on him in the Superior Court
last week for cmbeulement ot the
bank's mm. 1
Nine other prisoners were also trans.
fer-red to the state prison inclwtng
Mrs. Sophia Krauae. who is under e"
lite sentence for drowning her No
small sons in a neervoir in Milford.
Today's transfer of prisoners leaves
WE ARE IN THE LEAD
Bat Creamery Butter, alb. 34c
Pile Ltd, 3 Pound 130
Eggs 3 Dozen 25c
~ lGPoeudsGraiL.Sugarfor$l.00
Bcst A81? Flour 3 bag 95‘:
fist A81? Flour 2: bbi. $7.60
Jones Flour large bag $1.00
GddrMedal Flour a bag $1.00
. Pllsbary’s Best FlourabagSlflO
Buckwheat or Pancake
_ ‘ Flour 3 Pkgs. for
Washboards Each '
Brooms 23c 27c and
String Beans a can
Iona Peas a can 7c
Fels Naptha Soap a cake 4c
Red Alaska Salmon a can 15c
. Karo-Syrup a can So
50 S;&H.Greeu StampsFree will
‘ ' SeeOur Circular.
. TheGreel Adz l’. Tea Co.
‘» In WASHINQTDN 9T.. SOUTH NORWA’LK.
Tarragon . FneDelivery.
25c
29 ‘.
310
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caption or one man. whole who tab
so to Wethereileld M, the completion
or a gen wwwgvmch‘nozn now
serving. ‘ . ' l -
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Danhury vs. Norwall. Fourth game of
Reserved seat tickets
Armory. at
JEAN MAE?
natal/Whom auoc
'ermtmmw 3
Wilson reached no decision on; whom ',
to Mt Secretq’y ‘ up: while he r .
‘ “'an his weekend I Vhwn the Po- are morning and boardingplacu thati
} tune. and a suceeluotl imiorn‘ler Sec:
. rotary Garrison may. not to nnnouno *
l ed for several days.
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GIRLS CAN’T FIND'HUWEB.
m
smnonron'r. res. u.—so scares;
the Remington Anus company heel
had to tit up enormitory for sane 0,.
tits women employee. At‘ present!
there are twenty-five women in: thei
temporary dormitory.
I are being made. i
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Around the Evening Lamp
Perhaps more than anything else in the family living
room, the lamp goes to make the evening pleasant and
profitable. A good light for whatever is onc’s favorite
pursuit.
The newest lamps are extremely attractive, and all
places where lamps are needed have beenrconsidcred, so
that not only the reading table but the hall, the piano,
the desk, the armchair, couch and bedside, each have
convenient lamps. Styles arc to combine with all period
furnishings if desired. Adam, Chippendale, Jacobean,
Empire and Mission. '
The new finishes, “Olypian” and “Cyprian” are ex»
trcmly artistic. Shades are of plain white or tinted art
glass in frames that are ornamented or severely plain.
Standard Floor 1am, Table‘ Portables for gas or
electricity, Desk and Piano lamps.
An interesting exhibit at prt-wm
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Special Jewely
Attraction.
introductory Sale
of the new TLarge Pearl Earrings, ‘31.
. . its Valliem. gold-filed wit
Bady-Tfa""ng ‘ baroque pearls, amcth sl.
l sapphires or germ-ts. $1.0
N E M 0 am... Hamil... .5 a.
lCoin Purses, gilt and From
50 ct
. . . rray, ver t‘lain ,
Militarv-Beli " y ”
FOR BLENDER WOMEN
Main floor.
The Desrgner,
Special 811mm ' us may it
entered this "tenth, '
4o cts. for the year.
Book, )
Here’s a new corset that will
not let its wearer forget to
stand and Winn; neatly “and mm
molly the right poise.
it gives delightful freedom
(or breathing. and does not
print- upon the stomach region.
It ‘takee care of that unweio
come punch or tat at the thlBl.‘
Spring ~ Fashion-
cts.
l
‘ line which so many women
have as a legacy from "topless" . ..
mm_ Designer and Fashion Sheet
‘ for Marc}: ready.
Pattern Section.
Petticoat Ruffles
Special values in made rulllc
(lifi’crcm colors. ready tomly
place of worn—out tomes,”
$1.25. .
It is ultm‘styllsh, supremely
comfortable, and an unusual
value. ‘
330—-F‘or slender tlg
urea, short or med$
lum height
SSS—For tall, slender
llgurcs '
Sulta‘blé also ior's‘dhm med? ‘ ‘
‘ium figures. Fine white ooutil: ‘
sites 20 to 30—090. ‘
Notion St't‘iimt
Hans for a,
-Ghiotto's More. downtown. and at. Dar -.velcomc Valentino Social. Trinity dormitory to arcomodate 400 women l
ll'arlah Hail. Tues. eve. res. 16.
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