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‘R I . s. ____ u..- death of two occupants was blame-t satin-lied of her identity. Pilots up Selllle C’IP’II
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Dedami Wad "saith
ST. LOUIS, April 27.~Mrs. India
it! Jeni-rice la a “vanished Venus” ac-
, cording to a petition in divorce that
.a
‘ roll for a year.
will be filed hare.
The petition. which is to be tiled by
her husband's attorney, Andrew Hunt.
will state that Mrs. Jaaeriea at:
years ago declared to be the most
perfectly folmed woman in St. Louis;
disappeared two months after her
mirriage to .ieit'erl‘es. who is an East
St. Louis real estate man. The mar
riage took place May 17. 1910, and
on July 17. 1910, the symmetrical
bride left her home and husband. ac-
cording to the petition.
SlTe will be charged will: desertion
“The St. Louis Venus." as she was
known in the art colony oil‘tbis citizl
\Ht.‘ adopted in 1908 by Mr. and
Mn. (‘harlcs A. ‘iiurton. They formed
it silong attachment for young Mlt-‘h
Myrtle ltnmet-on, who lived near their
home. and took her for a daughter.
Trouble lit the Burton family fol-
lowed rapidly. Mrs.
pmud of her foster daunhter’a phyai»
ltrooktield, is awarded a decree oi dl-l woman and a young man from water-m...“ by Comm-r Ell Mix to bavs‘
vorce from his wife, Elizabeth D.l bury died shortly after the aocidentlbwu Mrs Ann. Costello. aged aboub
Todd, of Norwalk. on the ground 0;. It was found that the car was not in 35. u, 31;; 0", Hundred and Third
desertion and he is also given the; good repair. lstreel (either east or weal) New
custody of the two minor children of The woman late this morning 'flilymi cm. The coroner "8'“ hial
the couple. l’aui, aged seventeen. and‘ identified as (‘tara Hunt. of it Win- opinion u'po" "I, fact that the police;
Esther. and eight years. The cuetclmter avenue. Waterbufl- Sb? V" have not told that a Nrs Costello
“"3 ""‘d during ""5 “WI" “‘“u 0‘ 35 ”IN or “9- 'd°“‘m°“l°“ "‘“leil that address Sunday 'morninx i
the superior court in thiacity. T." .C' _ made by ‘ sister. who “V93 ln “'.ler' :fllld lllt’ nQ-xt afte’rnoon ‘ mt.’ c.rd“
tion was contested and the evidence : bury. gm” “mph“, there with these words .
introduced mad? “1" 0"“ 0'” “t ”1'. At the time the woman W“ ”hulltot in the woman's handwriting uni
most interesting divorce actions tried ‘ into the hospital the only name ghe tt' .1 have rioped" ' g
in the local court house in some time. ‘ n“, was that of “Clmf' The twoj ' '
Burton was very l
Mr. Todd brought the divorce action men who escaped practically udburt tioroner M“ M” that the medical
‘ w l -- ~. to that the woman was
~on the grounds of desert'ion and emel the wreck of the machine, said "m” m.” “pm . .
ty for statutory reasons. .The first from ttrrlttly beaten met the. head with a
was based on the act of .‘iirs.’i‘odd lti ”my did "0‘ know h” name. blunt instrument and died from the
. . Mrs. lluot is said to have “W“ -fil‘l.~ it‘ the blow i
ilcfiying the Todd homo, ill liroolilapart front her husband who is in“ “ ‘ “' ‘
‘ 'l‘he case has puzzled the coroner?
Bufialo. N. Y.
iield. on November 12. 1912. and never . ,
' and pollen since their attention was
returning. The second cause ill the. . . . . 't 2'.-——'i"nc ‘
ltiction was based on the allegation ol _“ATh‘kRm.R\." "gar: .. wll’o died Walled ‘0 1‘ Monday. 0n bunday I
lbil‘. ’i‘odd that on one occasion his "mum noun ' a. man and 3 Voman. both deaf Ind'
do 1| 539‘” Haven "059““ early this dumb, applied at six houses for aroom
l - . morning. as a result oi injuries re-
i33:3..fi;.fr.:..mfuf,'fil‘i‘fie‘m'{Ieon-ll iii the iatat automobile acct.
of the defendant on one occasion. AoldH“ “' llamden last night. h“ been
wile hit blot with a flatiron during a
and secured one at the seventh place
visited. titling their wants known by
means of pencil and pad. Later the
lcording to the decision of Judge Bt'il‘ identified ‘ a: IN!” a“‘:':'% 1:" “:33“ man hurriedly left the house. That
‘net only the charge of deacrtion was iler husbant N a ‘r ‘ ’ . ‘ evening thelwotnan was found uncon-
week to take a position in Bufiato. Hum” A plum-inn declared ”be had,
sustained by the evidence introduced
* during the trial 01‘ the action.
. in denying that she deserted her
husband, Mrs. Todd contended that on
N. t'.. and Mm “110' Md "in” “i'” fallen and bruised her head. Upon
living wltlt hl‘l‘ mother. MN "0"” his recommendation she was sent to.
llonesltt'r. of ii “11101108“!r “"“nm‘ . . here she died. Hedi
cleared for action.
The Plan A. Kimball. bound for
Santo Domingo. with lumber. had just
passed out to sea when the British
cruiser hove in sight, according to
t‘aptain Donald Mackey. who came up
with the pilot boat. The cruiser made
straight for the American vessel and
drew up alongside. A short time
after the llianof-war steamed away.
after questioning the master oi the
schooner. The. pilots say that no boat
was launched.
(‘aptaln Willis. oi the Lanai-tear, up
today, reported that a brilliantly light-
ed vessel spoke to him and asked
what ship he was, when he. wna
bound and how many British subjects
he had on board.
When the liongscnr proceeded the
other vessel passed in front of her
and threw a brilliant searchllaht on
the steamer. Coming alongside. the
“
other \‘Meel played the searchllgbt all .
apparently
steamed
over the lmngscar, and.
satisfied with the scrutiny,
away
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BRIDGEPORT MAN TO
SHARE IN REWARD
hillllil.E'l‘0\\'N. April 26.~—The rc-
‘ sketch the cousin of the trouble m mplofforts to prove the fitness oi the fa-
‘ itirton family. The attractions of molther and mother to care
‘1” “l""m“~ “"d ““3 WWW"! “'llllilx‘ the night she left home her husband
”"3: "‘1'" Should ”0”“ for ”1" maul/tnciually put her out. barred the door
artist: who asked the privilege of licrl against her admittance and placed a
csrt'ices as a. model. - sign on the door warning her away.
One Divorce Now. The testimony of Mrs. Todd was sits
“WW" "lilt‘t‘lcd strongly to this. mined by the evidence oi ht‘r tour
will differences of opinion hetweenl daughters who testified in ltcr behalf.
‘I' '_'”'“ “M his Wife on the subject, Mr. Todd's side of the story was cor-
lmt to an estrnngcmeni. and later, robol‘atcd by a dozen of lirookiield'a
\\l.li'i ‘.\lrs. Burton and her beautiful prominent residents.
i. .‘lvl‘ daughter established a homo The real issuc in the cane appeared
of their own where artists were weplto be over the cultody oi the taro min-
cnlncd. n divorce suit was filed. Judm. ’ or children as MN. Todd did llotcare.
Withrotv heard the evidence in Pop. ‘npparcntly. whether her husband se-
Tlml)’. li‘lti. and granted a decree. tcurcd his divorce providing she were
During the trial evidence was ininwardcd the custody of Esther. their
iroduccll to show how art would su(_’yl.tlngest child. Considerable testi-
ier ii artists were not allowed to;nlotty was introduced ity both sides in
thoi
for
young \i‘tlillitll'CHuHL‘tl mo icbild. ‘
:it .Ille time, and she lle::l:gm:dtpg(ll Tile marital troubles of the Todds.
far beyond hol- circle of friends. lwhlch now ettd with Judge Bennetts
Exploited by Newmper. ldecision. were referred to many times;
A St. Louis newspaper “plotted "during the trial of the action as bt‘lllg‘
ti.» young woman's charms in a full- the “talk of Itroottheld.
haze story. lavishly illustrated and ”—‘H
""Ji‘lniz a table of the young woman'a WINSTED YOUTH HELD
"““Wt‘mrms- . 0N SERIOUS CHARGE
The published pictures attracted '
"‘1“ attention of many amuse" of Young Girl Makes Complaint Against
0‘“ young woman, including Louis ll. Lauren Stimpson.
She was about 33 years oi age Sher
iff Stutz. of llamtlcn. called at the
local police station this morning, and fractured.
took Daniel King to llanlden. King.
ans a member of the party and
boarded a Waterbury bound car after
the accident. He was arrested on the
tttitlklrts of this city by local police-
men, who acted under instructional
front the lltillltlen authorities. its will
be held as a material witncss pend-
ing the investigation by t‘orolter Mix.
CUMMINGS DECLINES CHAIRMAN 1
SHIP. l
STAMFORD. April 25.—ollomer Si
Cummings. of this city, Democratic
National Committee for Connecticut,
said today that under no circum-
stances was he to be considered a;
candidate for the Chairmanship oithel
Democratic National Committeei
Chairman William F. McCombs yes-i
tcrday sent to President Wilson a let‘
ter stating his wish not to continue asi
chairman aiter the close of the Demo:
cratic National convention in Juno]
and Mr. Cummings had been mention-
cd its a possible successor. Mr.Cum~
cal Examiner Scarborough examining ward oi ‘3 500 offered by the New
“'WHNI ”ml ”‘9 'ku" "”1\'ork. New .HM“ and llartiord rail»
road for information leading to the or.
.t.. inquiry was begun as soon as “M and “mm“..n of pt-rsons who
the police were omitted. They found lwrocked a vflgscnger trailt on the Val-
tbat the man had gone to tho railroad?!Cy branch. m Maromns. in 1911, was
station after ll‘.l\’lnfl the house and ardent.) distributed to two claimants
bought a ticket for Springfield. Mass. by Judge Sbumway in the Superior
There was no baggage and the onlylmufl The state police will get. 82,-
nrticle of dietitian among the “"150 and Antonio iii Mauro. of New
tnntl‘s eiieets which might serve ‘°!Britain forlncri)‘ Ur Bridgeport. will
identify her was a striped undershirtirecel“: ”50
such as used ill institutions. Tile wo- A few “at”. after the wxeclt scy-
ntnn was pregnant. The medical no N.“ “4.55.... wen- arrested. churned
amincr said that the blood smears and with wrmkiug the train; they were.
splluhes on furniture. clothing andtconvmpd and nrc now serving long
walls of the room. the hallway andlterms m u"- ..mte prisoh.
bathroom were due to the womani
wondering about ill her delirium.
WINSTED BANKE’: I‘DE‘AD. R
WINSTED. April .— rv ng .
SE'YMOUR RES'DENT DEAD- IGriswold. a prominent banker and in
SE‘ MOUR' April 26"“‘90‘10'9 3» vestment broker of “instcd. was
'Beach. 60 years old and a former found dead in his home here today,
member M ”I" Gt‘neral As”unfiltDeatb was due to heart failure. He
died “I lllkl home here todaY- after an was born at. Toniugford 71 years ago.
illness of several weeks. He repreo _..
"med the “m“ l“ ”'9 Gem?“ M" unoes MILITARY TRAINING.
"mm" M “‘9" “d 1397 “d in "10 NEW roan, April zs.—'rlls New
hm" session was home chairman m{York Chamber of Commerce yester-
the committee on Claims. He was:day adopted resolutions urging Con~
for many years station agent here 0“ greaa to frame legislation providing
the New York, New "“8“ “d Har“for some form of universal physical
.ie t'tez-ics. who had known Mina Dame ‘ WINSTED, April 26,—Lauren Stimp-
but had not been
deeply impressed with her charms
until he found they had become a lad.
Wedding a Surprise.
Soon after the attractions of Miss
Danni-on had been exploited in the
pre». Jefferis calld on M
press, .leifet‘les called on her.
“What (ltfyflll expect to get out of
this pleasant publicity?" be united.
_“!tiaybe l'li become the bride of a
Pittsburgh millionaire." site replied
laughing.
"Timse Pittsburgh millionaires are
'not nice men to have around the
house,“ said Jefferles. “What's the
matter with me?"
There seemed to be no real objec-
tion in Miss Dameron’s mind. and a
few days later she surprised her
friends and admirers with the an-
nouncement oi her marriage.
Congratulations for the bridegroom
Itnd barely ceased when condolence!
were in order. for two months t
day. from the date of the wedding
Venus bride vanished.
cd nearly six years for her to
Jefferies is now ready to and
divorce. according to
Andrew Hunt, who has the null
for divorce prepared and ‘rendy for
tiling.
return.
——You've found lost of your tenant!
through Sentinel classified advoltfi- '
, Ina-4f you've-made? ‘
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Evening Sentinel.
aimed ilifiot mile "nubile and the sale
oils'sotnoyrhat of n surmise to real es-
Having want
m t 1Tatiana; no
a a tom '93 Ch" ‘ 9'3. MELuditittzcn Church.
firming
. r -‘c
‘. at M'.'Joflpll'"l. _
transferred lento, his daughter. who‘upon‘them. Whatever action istaken
for '1‘
am, 21 years old, son of Mr. and Mrsqmlngs returned today from a three» Seymour in 1379 was in the employ of the country-
t‘rcd Stimpson. of North Main streetnwoeks- trip in the South and a visit to
was arrested. late yesterday after Washington. He said: “Chairman
noon. by Superintendent of Police
Stephen C. Wheeler. upon complaint McCombs has “01 Tefiixned. He has
of Ethel Davis. a minor and a formerimerely indicated that he is not a can-
inmate oi the New Haven
Home. The girl has been working'iorny blame him for taking that attitude.
the past few months as a domestic in i know of no other position so exact
the home of Dayton Wright. of North .
Main street. The case will be hoarding as the chairmanship of the Nation-
at 9:30 o’clock tomorrow morning. .11 Committee oi either of the great
.The sentiment here among those Wholpolitical parties. it is a place of pecu.
gokfittfit Stunpson will probablylmr significance in American politics
i \ and requires a special aptitude for its
i0”) GLOBE IUlLDlNG successful administration. Moreover.
i = ' ’ CHANGES HANDS the mere strain on the endurance is
3 NEW HAVEN. APT" 2‘57“'1'h"‘3‘0l“‘.enough to tax the vitality of any man
311123;; ”3033:“ girdle}; 23193;!“ the danger point. No one familiar
”H by Ellen sun.“ Phelps, widowlwm‘ the duties of the position could
tot William Waiter Phelps; to Charles by any possibility covet the appoint-
ment. .
lP. -Wnlker. of this'ctty. The selling
“Under no circumstances am i to be
considered a candidate for the chair-
manship. The new chairman will be
t-ltoscu by the incoming National Com-
mittee, which will solicit the sugges-
tions of Mr. thson.'and it ha has
an yto make will undoubtedly act
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late men here as the property is un-
lder. lease luatil mo. The building
not beventy-iivo i‘eot
rurailtc'nropertv
. 'nlch.‘iti 1858, sold
build} Who later
was the wife of William Walter will be unanimous and after careful
deliberation."
Pfl toner Minent tn ' national
li Tepwfirhlflrt " ‘
ill st‘gs”; ying tho . ‘ . -
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a. i >
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iford Railroad. and before coming ml
illlo old Nauatuca Railroad in Water-
l bury. ‘
i WILLtAM H. MODOEL DEAD.
CHICAGO, April 26.~—Wlllitun Hen-
County didate ior rat-election. One can source ry McDoel. president of the Chicago. thought
‘lndianapolia d: Louisville. railwayfl
.irom 1899 to 1909. died at his home!
{here yesterday. aster a short illness.-
‘He was born May 18, 1841 at Golia-
ttown. N. H.
and military training of the youth at
CHURCH WORK AND PROGREsS.
MIDDLE'NWN. April Nr—Discua'
alone on various phases of church
work and progress of religioust
occupied the attention today
of the delegates to the New England
Conference of the Swedish Lutheran
Augustana Synod, in session here at
the Swedish Church. The general
conference will open tonight.
t transportation bytrainor
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Baby Carriage and Go Carts
t A big new line with a wide price range and extra good
i values at any figure that yoy may select.
i ' ' ’ORIOLE GO-BASKETS
I -Dainty models at brown rattan. that fold up compactly. <
i firefight‘but atrong.andjust the thing to make baby’s
.' jmmonn‘o son
Wall O High Rum FUNERAL DIRICTONI NMK, Colin.
troley easy and comfortable.
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IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE
The lucky Bluebird (“The Son] of Happiness") is the deal“ OI.
this Dinner Set. made by one "the foremost American pottera. Tb
Mall”! 901"! reached in "may of color. chaste design. and at
tht same time. the tallest thing in the prevailing mode. it wilt”
to be the mint ever—O BluOolni in blue and turquotu with the ‘
soft red of nature on the breast. while the edge of each place la ‘-
“med "F d"? ““0 lines “‘3 "‘clng. To ace it laid out completo'yl «Eli
bring an elacnlation of wonder from 0",, woman who "5'. u.
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