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TESTIMONY ALL IN
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Fol-flute tor
Porches and Lawns.
-.—.—--~- Mi. Attac- l‘fl'i Hated 'hai sllv na' mouth It"! : t spay and lelh- the:
A son war torn this \.t ‘it’ to Mr. and 31‘"; l‘l’iibll :f‘lll; 'u'l" “11;”: rail“ \tilllluu' a drop in wager or for! It“; , C . l
k . a ’_ w . ‘ . . tat :t'I'v a... rze not ts tt t1 “s .- tnt-, QIUDBKI to me a ott at. ‘h H k S d C l
yr, tl..iuu L it own, it hlmwuoi .. lltnd non. 31'» H :zrll dtni d Si-i‘u m.- pl“: ti l’. :tfl ytu can and [W 0u( ammoc 8’ tands an anoples’
h\t‘ll\it‘, -i .‘ l;.ti (tr :(t-t t. rllt‘l! Iettt-H .t:..- z: -. y. .. ! \‘t’l’l‘ tut ll’ol .irend- C O P ‘ h
-—-—-—- L-i'i'“ \Iv l‘ -,,7_« H -..'t- :i'ti-i ml -i w. a“. "w mint i. which i.» a crazy. . I ' (".1 h SCleE‘nS a” W'dt S.
(n- 1-: it? ivt\t."~ll';'. oi t?... we k :l A hid it rllt' W-tl' rt-Ultt' “ll Of 3‘1”. tl‘lfi- and whom at large, n” K a bad as," u a e P a . I
1...: ..t..! bt- Lttd :4 limit; HHt~"r"-L1L=ltv m'tl. '1 curs ntrliups dt‘lllttn. ' (ll-Ch Lhalls, {OCkerS and Settees.
ya t.“ l ‘d i did. She was uniting: to ('harlit- all There are this dog owners ,tliatv " . .
new” ‘° gr' the ttnie trying to get him to come have 1400 registered dogs amount A gplendld llfle 0f
‘ home." She denied that rlw had ever which are 50 females and 3 kennel ‘
*STEP TO THE PHONE
and arrange to have your dinner serv-
ed at the Country Club Thursday
llCt'HStS We of which cost $50 and the
ttltvr two are $25. and if these owners
will give their attentidn to these dogs.
by?“ familiar With the clerk in a
Western l'nion telegraph otfice but
said that she Went to such an oflice
Big crowds are attending FIBRE and RAG RUGS
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night . . a number of times to get telegraph the dot: warden promises to round upl . . ‘ RAYMOND & SON r
‘ linoney orders cashed. She denied that and dispose of all unlicensed dogs asl thls reat Sale Kl d1 . :
-'.-.I , , Vie-he had received nightly telephone quickly as possible. The people in a o n y 1 Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Actual subscriptions to the Liberty calls from other men. and said that Norwalk have stood by the warden in: t . Wall and High Sis N k
Loan 'Bonds secured by the Boy she and her ltusband'did not quarrel good shape upon the do; question. and; . i - orwal
Scouts. yesterday, amount to $1,550. very frequently. “We got along as ll ‘5 hoped ma“ ”“5 wxll continue {0' h 1 th d y t ‘_ r
All of the returns are not yet in, and “'9” as 1110 average married couple d0 50- i s O ear In B a O l __ . ~ - ‘_‘_—_.
it is believed that this ttgure will be do“- Sa” ”‘9- . t
T MAGNATE ASKS
PUNISHMENT FOR
UMPIRE BYRON
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Asked regarding her alleged fami- ‘t
lia-iity with Louis (liebel at one of tlie‘GIAI‘
{hotels where she was, staying. Mrs.
{Frizzell said that (‘tiebei was always
sitting in the lobby and tried to get
considerably raised when the com-
plete returns are entered.
avoid the rush.
Attractive White Shoes
——ETHEL BARRYMORE
I ' v ‘ “ ' ' ‘ I I D ‘ ‘
a super feature in seven partsTt-The its;“riggedStitidcoétgtc’rsatitfi. “1:112; NEW YORK. lune l3.—~lt Harry 3 ...H. ‘I { A" the new Styles In Blah cut, Low Cl“,
Call of Her People," accompanied by fresh with me." .llempstead, president of the New , ,
orchestra t-‘tftPrDOOH and evening. A” “Did you ever tell anyone that they-York National league Club. has his
the Regent Wednesday and Thursday. better not call you up as your ‘old . may .fohn )lth-ttw will not be the out
Matinee 109, evening 15c. In?" You“ “0‘ “k" “7': asked Judged)! sutterer because of his little bollt
l B0-2191,932,}Elfin-:31.£1,113.13]?lionéaid‘wiLh Umpire Byron at Cincinnati last:
To start the ball rolling for Redphlrs. Frizzelld " “ ' Friday. ‘
Cross week, there will beheld at; She admitted that she had played Hempstead, who now is with the,
Trinity Church next :Sunday, under the, pinochle with a Mr. Tilt-om!) in her Giants in Chicago. sent word that lit
auspicesof the Red Crass Chapter or room in u “0“"- l“" “mm W” “9" would we to it that Byron trot some
NOI‘Willk, special services, details of husband was D‘I‘Pselil (it. the time and sort of punishment. ;
another man and they had .t foul ,
‘Vlllt‘ll Will be announced later. handed game. llt‘lllpn‘tit-‘(ltl also ‘said he would iii-'
———a She said that the only money she vestigate the reason why the. Giants:
Arrested last night about 9:30 M‘er received trout Mrs. Henderson have had Byron and Quigle)’ in {it't‘i
ottoclt. by (Jillcers [myne and (dune. ;\‘15 min]: drill)” .“.",- twinllfrign 'sent series. ()‘Day in only one and K1913] m
{or reckless driving. Allen Banilt’ltlt slitlritl‘ci‘l, K'l‘er‘t‘n.“ 3191‘8‘35‘1 ‘lhat‘ Elfiggonly two prior to the present Chicago
of 80 Henry Sln‘eh Stamford, lott his Mrs. lienderson who bought her tick- 5"”95- ' .
machine as a bond for his uppefll‘anCe ct iit Chicago and put her on a train Moat-aw has sent. to President Tell-
in the uptown court, Thursday 1110m' “"0 500‘ ht“ but" '" Nashville, er it detailed statement of the Cincin-
ing at ti o'clock. Mr, Balllit‘ld was nr~
rested in Connecticut avenue.
t and Oxiord Models, for Men, Women .
and Childten.
Tennis Shoes, Yachting Shoes, Outing Shoes
Reliable Hosiery of All Grades.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN‘
81 Washington Street.
Children’s
Outing Hats - t
The dearest little hats you can imagine, and so practical
——mothers will appreciate that point. particularly. They
...—....
come in whitey-pink, blue and two-tone enacts.
Styles for boys and girls.
Prices..........
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South Norwalk. ~
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She denied thttt she had refused to tutti affair. :tcconlpanlti'd by nmduvitts .. . . . .,
do odds and ends of work about the
Henderson household. Site said that Of reputable. unbiased persons. 1110:“?
she tended to her own bed. She ex- l.V Cincmnatl “‘"5' who were spec “-
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WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
Comprising a good assortment of styles, made of good quality
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llirtttn Sherron, rt’lit‘t‘r‘t‘mmg , Maillot] the incident of her husband tors of the row and testified that By- material» 1309 and embmidery trimmed-
South Norwalk Board of Trade “'1” mulling her bed by saying thut lie/mu brough[ the blowon him-self and Night Gowns ......................... . . . 596 to 3.1 93 I“
h: 't the Second District (‘ontntisttion- “it'll"d h” ‘9 "”"l" down “mm and that he insulted hicGraW several Envelope Chemises 100 l '
if . . l ("1 ”all this W‘L‘pluv cards and she told hint she . . ‘ ll J struck him 0 b. t. """"""""""""""" $ $0.51.“)
crs other to tie t.v « t_ - .. MUM, 3,98,“. had .0 pm "mo“. slips tunes nature All“ ~ . ill-l om muons ..................... . ........ . $1.00 to $1.75 . .
mm: to meet any of the my 5 WWW” on the bed and 0011)!) her hair. and,” Tenet‘ Is to rlttladolpltmtor thL «l- Corset Covers ................................ 25c to $31.15 ‘
de».irinu positions. 11' you are out "l he had volunteered to put on the pile timore Federttl Leagut’ 81111 and “a" ‘ Drawers ................................... .. 35c to $1.50
work it would be well to call on him 11w fillll.‘ \vltilt- she t‘nllllh‘d her tress-import no action on McGraw's state. . 86 WASHINGTON ST. ', Skirts ..................................... . . 89c to $3.00 ‘
between 7 and 8 o'clock. ment or Hempsteud'tt request that BY-
ron be punished.
l Site denied that she had the expenfi
isive trousseau that Mrs. Henderson;
.said she had wht-n the cattle to Nor.§
“'Lllli. declaring that her mother mndot
CREPE DE CHINE
Bloomers, Envelope Chemise and Night Gowns in flesh color.
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ll. Tavlin will sell ice cream at lii'n‘
‘o o (Tedttr street during the sutn- her clothes for her and she only paid l CHILDREN’S PRINCESS SLIPS '
mm n ‘f) H iii if 'I 1 id 1 i ' 2t 6 '
,, .- . tr to u ‘l'lil s out (1 no pay l 0 ears ......................
mH‘ i from $75 to “25 for sepemte gowns. $1080 Bag.-FL0UR“$1 80 Ba l 8 to 1% years ............. 696 t0 526%,
.. ‘ ‘ tSht‘ dank“ lllt‘ incident rplatltd b)l ‘ ‘ . I ... ......................................
RRl‘IYS. "“11““; shun“)! ' .\lr.<, Henderson to the odor! llllll' DARK AN” BEAUIIHJL - 12 to 16 yea” """"" ‘ ---------------- ~ - $125 to $200 i
William Steward. eiau eu!‘ ‘ Mrs. Frizzcll had domnnded that her, . ' rown __ - . . .:
;,.0,-;tt “mop, 01' lmtgdon Island husband go out and get her some 0 .Asufr Brand Flour Makes Nice White Bread,Ftne . j
'x'm‘tsltt-tl into the traffic dttttttttr ttt tilt" ”toil; unitwhzn It“ did not obey itttd Try Grandmother's Old Favorite Recl- Cake Md Biscuits. I MA I 7‘.
‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ .. _ , . 2 Anti Li‘il) ed iim y lie nose. 9 f :1 Te 3 re... ‘— . " V" ' ...-... . .
(‘OIItt‘l 0f NW“ MM” ””0” :"llt to She said she had not ptrwned her, MM 3‘ infl‘v)" )aknzdvsmlfhtw‘sa to very Be“ creme” Butter (Beckmann Q0811”). 113- -~ 450 ‘ "
slrort yesterday. 11“ did "0 h 0" rings to pal)‘ tht’ thL‘t‘fi or tt Si‘i'vulll "‘0' V" -‘ " 3 a ‘ Chance Texas Yellow Onions lb 70 21bit or 130 88 WASHINGTON ST SOUTH
-' b k t 'i ht on . . . - . . . . 'I‘ea and Suliltur >ro erlv compouml- . ' t ' - - NORWALK.
report the flflld‘t’fll. tit Pl» lg but. to buy fuimtuw. Slit. dotlaied l . l l) . Armour “Pure Leaf Lard,per pound ..... 266 4
going. He was latenfound by (littlccr tittttfsltt- ltzltl-ll’llnill‘t‘ riot-Ewes} of mow: ed, lii‘lnils hack the natural color ttrtd Golden Santos 003.08 . . _ . ' . _ . .. . _ ....... lb, 200' 5 lbs. for 950 ——.¢ _ ' r __
Murray and he promised to 1).!) tor in.. tom . o.w.t tt . tlh HI '4'. _lustte to the hull when faded. stronk- Snell & Simpson‘s Superior Milk Crackers 21b 25 9—11—57
tl dttmaze I . 0“?“ t° G" Charlie. ed or gray. Years ago the only way" 20 Mule Team 30 , " ‘ ‘ """ 3‘ c o . . ’fA
l(‘ . - blip denied that >llt‘ lltltl on one oc- to "m this inivttttte was to make it w , rax ”unto-01.... .... 2 III'B‘C packages 25c h . '
..._.——-— . ‘ t-nsion throntenctl to t-holte her own " f ; Gold Medal Flour ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. bag $1.90, bb]. $15.00 1 y a 10' la an
Tuesday afternoon and EVOXHH‘A at mother. She went over the meeting home, which IR tnttttsy and trouble 60 Pink Trading Stamp Withllb Special Ten 50°
‘ ‘, .. . . . .-\l- ““11 MM Henderson i” “may” and some. _ . ‘ . ..... WWW‘
Stamrmti, titt tttsttttltttttm 0‘ R“ k ; Mono om R e Whiske Best for
{red G. Walton. pastor of the First her departure. “Mrs. llmderson told! Xmmdm-fl “... simply ask at any" Vir .8; 1)”:me y( homeggfgmlldfisd £033: "’8 '3 YOUR! War as we" as "'8.
Congregational (‘hureh of that cityt 2:31:12}.m::§lpilttlg 2:12:11 K:.’U::):n‘folot£.li‘ ("“8 store for "Wyctll's Sage and Sul~ ' ' ' ' ' ' H ' ' ' ‘ ' . NO “slacker" he—he enlists and gives his life to defend .,
took "1“,... in the formal service ."1 “mm buck Wm, m,l.l--"h.(.lmd 51:.S.:|)lllll‘ t‘otttpottnd." You. will get. a FREE DELIVERY—ECONOMY PRICES. you who cannot go. He fights for you and your family as well. :
the (twnintt. the pastor of the sert'ic- 1.31220”. Ilnrge hottlo of this old time recipe lm- as his. . ,. ‘
OS was taken by c. T, Mills, D. n. of rum cross exmttimttinn by Judno' proved hy tllt‘ addition of other it». ' . He_ has faith in You. He believes you will at least stand her ~
" l. Rev. D. R Raymond. Walsh, Mrs. Fri/.zell was asked if she gredipms for about 50 cents. Evet'ylio- . hmd hm m his eat sacrifice.
“"61“" “"‘ Iale"tt)ll‘-'l-W‘ -~tttt l l - . ~
- - ~ ' ' an. E- L- “‘3‘ ' ‘ ‘0' .‘ ”” “ 90“” “ “0 dv uses this ttt't‘nnmtttm now. because 0 0 He believes on as well as our rich net hbor will » m
0f Brooklyn. A " had all the letters “'lilt‘ll \irs Hen- ‘ . . y. , E , at 0&8 .
. t' o, n.. of Bridgeport. and . ' . 2 ‘ no one can possibly tell that you i otter your DOLLARS Just as he is otter-mg his life. .
Laugh in. . dttson had \vittten to ill“! son. . GROCER N Y , . -.
Rev. John Stttploton. pastor 0-" the Judge, wttistt then asked the wit-ltlal‘kf‘m‘d your hair. as It 60“S it to ' S A DWINE MERCHANTS You’vou; goversment 11:1?th if“? Igoney, no matter how little..
.. t - ' . 's) -' ~.. ~ . . ' . e o o oyour 1 yen in ourmone t31-2 i
South Notwalk Congregational (hutch nt x it In Ikllt“ the ~tttousutss oflnnturall) and menly \ou dampen _ . _ gy ya per
' -—-—-—r— l “telling m". m ‘l ““l” Judge F051 sponge or soft brush with it (1 draw 83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1400. “nt- on the “fest $00th in the world—The United States.
The members of Wm. McKinley illt; (1:5ch?! gto Ifllécdltlllgcfii, lq‘lailfg this through your hair, taking one _ BUY A LIBERTY LOAN BOND.
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Camp. '.\'0. 9. U- 5- “~ l" “‘11 meet qttestioninn of the kind on the groundsmfln strand 3' 3' time. by mommg I J -
at the camp rooms in the'l‘own ASSN“, that it was opening up privileged or the gray hair dlSflDDC‘m‘St and utter ____ I J
bly Hau‘frhursday evening at 't' O'ClOCk confidential communications between, another application or two, your hair
sharp, for a special meeting of
~ greatest importance in connection w
'iforms are or
those who have none. are requested i
wear white gloves and the member
the, client and attorney. . !
ltb'
the encampment, which is to he held 3
in Norwalk next Friday evening and! maiden as this plaintitl‘ would have'ls a dellghtftll toilet requisite- “ is
Saturday. 'l‘ltt8 “Withers Who have “n't “‘0 00“” believe ”11“ “h“ “'33- She-loot intended for the cure. mitigation
[zed to wear them and was really a woman of the world,”
0 declared
Shortly after 3:30 the attorneys be-
an their arguments in the case.
“instead of the simple lovelornt
Judge Walsh, counsel, for
'. Mr. and Mrs: Henderson, tho defend-
‘ants iii the $50,000 suit.
becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and you look years younger.-
Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Compound
at
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or prevention of disease.—Adv.
iiEST POTATOES $1.10 pk.
Andrew Davey, Inc.
CENTRAL HOTEL
. Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated. electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style. '
Comer Morn-0e and Chestnut St.
N. J. DISESA. Manager.
J. DISESA‘. Proprietor.
u". 7'
Tel. 155535. ‘
' ‘ . ‘ .ing the . 1 ' ~ - . ‘ __. W .‘ .
ship badges, After the meet He pointed out that thtre \\ as much ~ . ' f . _.
camp will attend the Flag Day 591“. inconsistency in her statement that ’ ‘ 98 waShmgtOil St. ‘80. Norwalk ‘ ‘
. vices of the Norwalk Lodge of Elm." in July she llitld.$12,000 and in April1 ‘_ l ‘ . . 3“,:
in a body The South Norwalk mem-‘ 32%;”: gratis: {tretjndlittlttogd:- hilt“; ; PHONE 410. . PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY. FER I ILIZERS 33‘
- , , . e .' vigorg or. t -
bers will meet at the “W Hall at 7'30, husband into the gutter. commentedl E t blished 1879 1 "
o’clock and will be joined by the “9‘ on her life in Nashville. her relations! S a l ---,— __ For Farm Gard (1 Fl B .11. v;mv~ » 13*
town section. ‘ ,‘t'ltlt her first husband, and the condi-: --- ' RUTGE'RS COLLEGE DEGREES 1' _ ’ en an ow” ed‘ 1‘ C353 ‘ "
{31011 0; het‘tcthilclt; Ht; 101:1 0:) hear fu-I wnw BRUNSWICK—4. N. J., June 13 iii: America! Agricultural Chemical Co. ” 'P" i
te a. emp o ave er ms an ex-: . . m . . .
ttradited for non-support. He said: safe t—tGovernor Edge of New Jersey, Gen. «6 ' I M3Pes SpeCIal Fertlhzero "Willi. "i.
that Mrs. Henderson was trying to‘ .George W. Goethals, Leonard F' Lores 1" ' Shge Manure, . ; ' ‘i ”a. 4 V
prevent her son from being (mixed; loitlte class of 1877, president of the . , P . 5 l‘....' l “x. ta. Lilo ..
3 downhto the Knitter;j as Mrs. Frizzel‘lt‘ ' n n Delaware and. “Hudson Railroad, and ._ Agriculture Lime. Lilli? 3 3 'ti'” '
wast reatening o o. ves me - s . j . 1 y, r '
Judge Foster arguing for the, plaittt ‘ - ' _ Dr V ctor C He ser, were among t e t‘ -‘ aims. Land PlaSter- EH"?
, . Is the Baby Bond. . tiff said that all the trouble came, '- ”mum” presented m ”mm" d9 5* ft ,. H‘t r . ,, t3" Ground B .
. W11 b be 1 ? about because Mrs. Henderson was a LIBERTY BONDS green at the 131st commencement of A i‘ . . . , t .4 t ‘ t .. one.
. Y not 511 ”1'1 01‘ one “busy body" and was interferring in and Rutgers College today. lue degree of U ' 10 000 BEAN POLES -- ‘-
' ‘ 2 her son's matrimonial affairs. He RALSTON Doctor of Laws was conferred upon ‘ » 9» . . .
$100.00 a; pictured Mrs. Frizzell as a girl who Governor Edge and‘Mr. Loren and t . . - _
' > ‘ .... r“ ”if". own-3;“ 2i “1’03”“ ”D “”3 ...... .. ...... .. .... ......t. . l , RAYMOND BROTHERS
. a er-tn- aw an to so in , - - ' , ' ' '
18 the lien denomination , ther interference. Infirge R:e0d re): FOR MEN: 1! ,, and Dr Hei'ser. Bishop Edward s‘ 2 Ph ' ”xi .
- served decision. “ .otu‘ Kihd of a 8 Lines of New Jersey, andthe Rev. Eu- ' . one 113-3. :37 WOIHIIM 7- "
You can Mgesto.pur' ”’ ' ‘ -—- 3 Made In all 18.8 -_ . kl gene '3_ Booth, of the class of 1876, THE SELECTION- OF ‘ : l 1"!
chase bout of these bonds “”5 mil“ °°GS- “dim- Aliawggbumr mtssmnatw to Japan, received the a- SUITABLE WALL means ‘—
‘ ‘ . . ,- ' " e of Doctor of Divl t .I dd- ‘ :- .m ; .. , . ~ \ - - . '
’ on the partial paymgnt ”Don Wardan alIh-Promlus to Round . Good shoes ' deserve good 5‘; seventy“ “Mafia“: 8 a e1 - ' “‘3’ ~ ”* 'W\ /W\ “W- WW“ “l’ -- ”W“ W W
:, , Up All Unllconud cuttim. _ treatment. u“ Whntemofi’a [ ' t d 3 ° . , 9
" le- «PgWarden Tittomtatg‘nwmsh calls and Paoku' rd'a "P0181108 .and. green were con 'erre ‘ . J ACOBY S \ _
, _ _ 9. en on tottho no. at dog owners Drawn”, . ‘ ' ’—
, . Partctpate 1n the Liberty must interest themsfigyetéin the kind- ' ‘ YACHT‘TUR’NED INTO T'l‘AWI-ER ' " " .
._ ' ness and courtesy t t. ominissloner . . . , ‘ BOSTON, June 13,—0wlng to the ' ' '
~flflie§£guf£eg ”id 113?]? Cal” EIWOOd&Glovef scarcity of tonnage in the fishing in- ‘5 S“ SWEATERS . " $7.98 ‘0 $12.“)
“no." menu I." “signage ail“: . , ' ‘ . . ’ 'dustry. the Yacht Utowann, formerly ‘ ‘ ‘ "
. 3 “he“ of the timolitntt. “a 0mm“, t- lfiww‘flollt. 3 »_ ‘ owned by A'. V. Armour, ”or Chicago. ..
,l
‘ Much for the condition ‘or out- ten-1-
sionox, , . ova- thoxeport: of
tho dog woolen and than calling the‘
ban been convened into a trawler and
attention «that other clinches; to
mm 119‘ then. placed the‘ decision in
the bonds of the a o
M ”"3"" I. In a tow days «will make her, tit-st trip
“ ‘ " ‘ to th‘é fishing grounds., The yacht is
195zvteetlonsv§nd wjas cunt at Phllv;
? dolphin-in” 1801. h ’1
" :WASII SKIRTS - "
' "rename moonstone-tea- ‘ ‘
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