TUESDAY. MAY 33, ml Lunches Lane’s Bakery II W- m Routine business was conducted at last evenings regular meeting oi Our Brothers” Lodge, No 10.1.0. 0 I". A regular meeting of Pride of Courtl Narruit Circle, No. 801. Companions of the Forest, will be held this evening. All members are urged to attend. h...“ Miss Elizabeth Raymond has been the past four months with a very se- _vere attack of rheumatism, and she is being treated by a specialist. Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Miller, of 31 Main street, will shortly move to the apartments vacated this week by Mr. and Mrs. James '1‘. Tools, in lsaacs street. —.__..._.. appointed inspector of wiring by the United Electric Light & Water Com- pany. He has been a lineman in the employ of the company for some time. —RUMMACE SALE. Conducted by Woman‘sA uxiliary. Christ church. Thursday, Friday, Sat- urday, 207 East Washington street. Local No 746, United Brotherhood oi Carpenters and Joiners of America, will hold an important meeting this evening, in the headquarters in Wall street. All members are requesled to be present. There will be a regular weekly meet- ing of Welcome Stranger Dodge, No. 364. Sons of St. George, this evening, in the lodge rooms in Main street. Matters of importance. will come. be- fore this meeting, and all members are urged to be present if possible. All members of Our Sisters' Ilodle, No. 55, l. 0. O. F., Degree and Guard teams, are urged to attend an impor- tant rehearsal of these teams. which . will be held tomorrow evening in ibe lodge rooms in Wall street. WI T). Baldwin of Danbury, has rent- against mea Elizabeth Allen Bill ‘the plaintiff. “East \iew.” at Bell grill, Barbara Russo against Gaetano charges that she was deprived of ed his cottage, confined to her home, in Wilton, for, James Mulvoy, of Norwaik. has been Wlfi'l'ar Fer'flsatColdotYours LENDER“ Davidw Knurled It UNDERTAKER' 70‘ else. tau. m. m, f» 27 WASHINGTON ST. ' L new sen ass-s IUiLDwo Bankruptcy petitions invariably dis-' play a meagre amount of assets, but: (as referred to Referee Carleton El Hoadley yesterday from Mar Zietz, a baker, of Wallingford, will undoubted , iy topple all previous record. Mu. owes exactly 8157275, and his assets assume the form of a huge cipher Max hasn't got a cent. owns no prop- erty and has no stock in trade. He asks for a di tharge frun his debts. i I Tin stripping of the eccentric rods in one side of the engine of the pal l 1 ‘until the engine of a work train was, '*ngei train due in Danbury, yester day, at 7:16 o’clock. delayed the train lnearly two hours. The accident oc- Iturred at (‘annondale and it was not sent to its aid that the disabled trail was able to proceed to Danbury. ar ‘ritlng there at 8:54 o'clock. This ‘trsin brings in the morning papers horn New York and. as a result of the delay, Danburians were without their morning papers until well along in the forenoon. DIVORCE CASES WILL KEEP TWO COURTS ACTIVE. One week ago when it was stated that every case on the trial docket for the week following was a contested divorce. it made a record breaker. Now that record is excelled in our her by the assignments made for this week, and with two parts of the Eu- perior court to sit and devote the en- tire time to disposing of contested matrimonial breakings. Judge James H, Webb will sit in the regular‘ses- sion, lodge Howard J. (‘urtic in the special session. ' There are eighteen cases on the trial list which is ave more than were recorded seven days ago Not only that but there are still others lwait- ing notion, alwtotitulllu MM! or tony uncontested oases. Never in the history of the court has divorce il'il iness been so urgent. 'lhc following are the cases put down for trial in the two sides of the Superior tourt this week: For Today—Robert C. Levi is against I‘lla N Lewis. Jennie Eta Buttery Mo- Kee against Robert S. McKee, John E. Siev ens against Laurie S: ex ens David Thomson against Sarah w. Thomson. \lllliam'J. Barrett against Margaret liennesy Barrett. Florence Louise Fitz- gerald against John J. Fitzgcraid. i For tomorrow-«Thomas .l. Blagrli! sunnucunuai i i Ladics’ White Canvas Sport Oxfords 4?. Patent [Alter sad Tan 'hdm. Mite Soles and Hall 38.50 W hire Canvas Sport ilx‘ ids 'i‘an Trim, Rubber Soles $2.50 Glover’s m Washington St. Milton Elwood. Manager. WIFE DECLARE. ”WWII-LAW m0 HER. Ira. Vera Wyoitefl Waste ammo hostages from Mrs. Iltcheii —leo in ltaMord. Askiag ”00.000 damagaa. lira Vera G. Wyhoi! cf Stamiord. who will be remembered as the clever woman who ihad dealings with the oily or Bridge- lport over wood blocks. has brought .suit against her mother-in-law. It An- ise Mitchell, or the some place, alleg- ing alienation of elections. The papers is the suit have Just been returned to the Superior court and the trial, if it ever takes place, promises to furnish much that is ii- iuminating of the relations between a business like wife and a wealthy mother-inlaw. I The defendant in this action was. twice married. Bpoil'ord T. Wyehoil, husband of the piaintifl, is a son by the tint marriage. Mrs. Mitchell‘s second husband was for many rears connected with the New Haven rail road. Mrs. Wyeiioft's Complaint. In her eestplaiut- ”In Wychnl says I RAYMOND Plsene ”3-3. r'Loosssc AHEAD "Youaufilh’agelfluildingaowiadietimotssl- werrmmmgmimmm first are needed. Websteeahaa alarge Lina rungs. CEIINTandathouaandflhflfl'fi' cuestoomtomortion. Weaninthebattleter bitoiaeesandhadedtothemimic with just the goods asset-meet o! BRICK. BROTHERS 4 . :31 W” St. 4!!— CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET Phonearolandtcg CONNECTICUT SHAD SBA BASS BLUE con i. WEAK HALIBUT IACKEREL TILE P036138 FLATS BUTTERS Long and Round CLAMS l Loss-rm 71 NORTH MAIN STREET _ Free Delivery dresser. a bag. You will like it. she married yohg We“ on April 11, 1810 and they hairtwo m one. Edward. now living. iMra. Wyckofl says her early mar ried life was very happy and no trou- ble came until the mother in law inter- vened. it is charged that Mrs. Mitch- ell exercised such a control of her' son as to be able to influence his mind. it is further charged that the defend- ant had an uncontroiable dislike for Mrs. Wychoil that the defendant ro- peatedly made mistatementa to her son regarding hfs wire and that she at last so influenced the son that his affections were alienated and lost to Mrs. \Vyckofl also Island. to New York names for the ,Russo. Maude Steffcns llarr against proper support and that she has been summer His family is «now at the cot- Wilban Barr. wunnm p [\irdani a! damaged to the amount stated. tage getting it ready for the summer Iainst Ella Dunn Dardani Patti Duchie occupants. who are to take possession against Ethel Duthie. Thomas Rich- CONNECTICUT MAN IN LONG AIR on Memorial Day. —_———* 1 One woman, at least, is wanted from. Fairdeid county to march in the Snif- rage parade in Chicago on June 7. Lo- cal suflraglsta have received a notice (mm the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association for women to volunteer to , represent the state in the Chicago pa- rade, which is to be held June 7, and In the suflrsge demonstrations at at. tools the following week. The sun olation is trying to secure eight wo- men. one to repraent each county. to march in the parade and to carry the Connecticut banners. Any suirraglat in this city who can go either to Chi- cago to St. Louis, or both, has been asked to communicate with the head- quarters oi.’ the Cosmecticut Woman Sufirsge Association. 65 Pratt street, Hartford. iard Roberts against Eva rane Rob- ierts. For Tliilrsday,-—~Berneita ll. Tuiule‘s against John Tutules, Jennie M. Rer' nolds against Raymond A. Reynolds. Louis Kslnohi against Mary Nagy Kainokl and George Net! against ‘l-‘lor- ence Neil. Special assignments for Wednesday. May 31, are: Julia Arnold Garland as- sinst John Lewis Garland and Dion Fletcher against Walter Fletcher. HIGH SCHOOL DAY AT CONNECTI CUT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. I Saturday, June 3rd, will be High School Day at the Connecticut Agri- cultural College. All boys in the sen- ior classes of the state are invited to. come to Stet-rs Meals, lodging, enter-‘ taimnent and transportation fromWil- llmantic to Storrs and return will be provided by the college. During the afternoon there will be an exhibition drill and sham battle by the students of the college, togeth- er with athletic events open to high school seniors for which prizes will be given. in the evening a declamation eon- last will be held open to high ebbool union. Itisbopedthatasmanyof the high school seniors as possible will avail themselves or i_._h_ls opportu- _n1ty of visiting their State College. ' .w This WILL, manna? Mort-ins. 'one of the 32 military aviators being i Aeroplane fund. The couple left New- ITaylor weights 200 pounds. 'hMMflemelessb TRIP. Captain Taylor With Airman Who Made Record Flight on Saturday. Captain Ralph L. Taylor oi the Conn ectlcut Coast Artillery corps. who so- a-idn at Stamford. was a passenger in i... new type Curtiaa military biplane, piloted by Victor Caristrom, which es-; tablishod a new cross country record for speed. descending on the Sheeps- head Bay race track. four hours and one minute after he had ascended at Newport News. His passenger, Captain Taylor, ._.4._..- 4 _ t:nnotionout-looting‘onoou is trained at the expense of the National port News. a distance of between 350 and 400 miles from Sheepshead Bar, carrying 104 gallons of gasoline. Mr. alter the aviators had started on their cross-country night they encountered a thunder storm at an altitude of 8,- 000 feet. They crossed Chesapeake bay on route. Steve McGordoti, who left Newport News with the two aviators. piloting a m horsepower Curtlss bialailco. last his way iuthe‘ same storm that Carl- stmm and Taylor went through. He reached Sheepshesd is minutes after the winners. . WNGSTEN‘ WORKS FIRE u...— lassg Hill also Motto IoAbandseod utilising. to lo Rebuilt. m Ind ”Milt. mine will not Shortly ~ headway assert moon - monomer. lay n—Lcng Rttl’s moses diheW or 89er " Armour’aCcmed Beef-No.1aire,percan..........22¢ Red Grahams. Social Teal or Five O'Cloclt Teas, pkg. 8¢ i scansCampbcll’aSoupsfcr 25¢ i No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ....... 35¢ as Stamps Free. Annour'a Smoked Beef, 30c ”- Men’s Oxfords The very law lasts ia tan, mahogany, or black leath- er, that are sure to meet with the approval of every careful 89.5.,»Ctowu Aster Flour-89.5...g Makes nice, white bread. good cake and biscuits. Try Wilson or Green River Whiskiea, per bot. 95¢ Very Best Creamery ButttCr (Beckmann quality),‘lb. 36¢ firing Stamps with 1 lb. Special Mixed Tea 50.9 Free Delivery to All Parts of the City and Suburbs. A. F. Beckmann 8. Co 83—85 WASHINGTON sr. \ scum NORWALK. W DDDDDDDDDDDDDODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Reliable Hosiery FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY .CONNEALLY 8r BRACKEN ll WASHINGTON CTR!“ “LVN“! NM size cut to PHONE 1405 . .. The Little Shop K. A A. CLAVIN \ 60 NO. MAIN ST. O. B. Jackson OPHCIAN Mintz’s New Waists $.Wmfim 3% L... SI WALL "REIT MAL PM! «a Everything in the Critical Linc ' Eyes Examined Free far below the present value. , Prices of Rugs have advanced, and will advance more. but we purchased a large quantity last Feb. so that we are able to show a fine assortment of patterns in Tapestry Brussels. Velvet Aminster and Wiltona, at prices that are This is the Place to Buy Your Rugs The A. J. Angevine 8t Son Co. 134—136 WASHINGTON ST. Brussels, Body SO. NORWALK. Many styles, in steel, Wall and High Sta. Refrigerators Ice Chests AT MONEY SAVING PRICES Come In and See Them RAYMOND a SON Funeral Directors. and wood in all sizes. Not-walk, Conn. I I). .- Pace-l DIAL-5' To Rebuild structure. The mining buildings will be rebuilt as soon as insurance adjustments and negotiations for settling up affairs are completed Whether the New its form Tangeten Company. of America, lessees. with an ”the to pnmhaso. will continue or tbo,Long Hill Quarry Coma-av will like om the property. has not been debunked and will probably not be decided for several days. , W'MM a Day: O.D.ldwsrlwbo.with'rhmassl. Whumdtbemgnm Quarry” Company. statu- yesterday morning with positivism-«that this will use the martini-git the classic do it. Tbe‘prodnot being this: ad ran into $1,000 a tidy and the veins saroppaiiaatly erasfieysro wcsiedaothsvalneetibemideia MW“ Wily. «, o m END SALE 0 Beginning Monday, May and g i , Monday Specials FLOOR COVERINGS a} Sample Carpets, Rugs and Mats a ' AT REDUCED PRICES. ° SHORT LENGTHS o CONGOLEUMS."LINOLEUMS AT SALE PRICES 0,. FIBER AND STRAW MATTINGS ' U SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY D o A. Diokérman co. Son .3 8o. Nomlk, Conn. Phone 446 o o era interested in the property. in an mm'li'flts ll name i s. cos. ”.3 WHEN PM!“ ““ 4“ w—_.-- .lt-Pays-To-Adveruse w- Sold More AUTOMOBILE lNSURANCE last week‘ than we expected Have you insured yours? Rates and Particulars Real Estate and Islam Sheila-d Ave. lodh Nowell: effort to get a definite line on the in- surance ‘a‘hd the loss. Mr. Beach said yesterday he was not sure about the Insurance. Judge Nicholson said this morning titers is some, but how much hp does not know. Machinery Destroy“. It was said this morning thstln- stead of 888,000 worth of new ms chicory recently Well. 8W would be more neat-lyithe sonnet figure.- This was totally destroyed as were all the buildings. Theme hal‘ not been determined. but it is be- lloved to have been of scouts] origin. Thousands of persons have visited the scene of the fire since Saturday night. There was tire and sinks all day yesterday. The ruins werestill i'm all tired out and easeotbake. A 1weary housewiie said. Well. then. a kindly neighbor albeit ' waywrvaouM?é l'maewmmmm Wberorhsdbottersor ”if it ham. ire-dynamo. Just en ti I Hearse. . ends it wan - ,. rave run Btu. \ns'rasr errors In Ham's AND Woman's swerve , Ml. nylondilodnc. . For Unto-dais Cantos Call Milo H. canons. Funeral Director and Insulator Office and Residence Telephone out. so so. item at, So. senate "- Rubber ,_ Goods For The Sick Room We sell Faultleaa “Wan ever” Rubber Goods and m ante: first quality and «tithe. tony service. Clifford Pharmacy, So. Main, and Elizabeth Sta. Phones 833-153: THHFWSIK OF ALL KINDS sesame * , Hm SEASON Selassie “k )3. Norwalk. Phones ass-:3,- voait. am lost.” rise or -atm-.a-muoia that/st. --
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