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roomy lapwientod at Washington
nylon this (all! come up early in De
camber, and thereby show our law-
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band. uhkh. it is claimed, eventually
led to the divorce,
Instances of do Saulit-n' alleged url-i
faithfulno'rs. an “Card“! in the di-
vorce proceedings. an enrichment sub-
sequent to the d‘vorce hearing where-
by custody of their son Joha'h. ae
Baullas. Jr., was to be divided ho
tween the parents. the husband's sl-
icged violation of this agreement.
and lastly. the tragedy on the night
of August 3. when lira. de Saulles
conflict shall be arrarrdv-rl “Mum-r
rom and ideun. This movement was a
wind to add my endorsement to that of
when, and run heartilv in favor 08
this most humane movement to be of
my comforting service to those tami- re
‘ m . ' .. Mi it win he sent to tho no.1. can:
‘_‘_..”‘.‘.nfl,g~ .;i it hope: at naVllic the Clark, the exahor oi the House at:
....al rs- .vl r-aety‘iather, at? her. as... Rrprnrentativos towhorn tLe petition
i findi o! r.“ ”nlirlol is addrcssed.
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President Harry J.
l! h h party of thirty members of Norwalh
*ln .ers t at 1 e American “mule do Aerie. No. 588.11 0.13:. handed to
roam! that those who fall in this grea’ New ”in,“ ”3.8““? afternoon and
“(40,.ch with “3qu home cua- witnesses the initiation of- e. class 0!
tin: hundred candidates, the largest
Kr (not. and a
few days ago highly endorsed by fire. "In“, "1“ hill 9V“ been hill” ll
' Milton (‘vburn who said “l am very Connecticut. at one time.
The ceremonies were held in the fly-
perion theatre.
ceptlon was held from 5 p. 111.. to
tired the revolver shots in be torn
' “We: who have made th» supreme Patti 6:30 in n. in honor 01 Grand Worthy
After the initiation a
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wow—g...—
hushand's long Island home. will bet
parts of her storv «
With am. do Saulles'enminatlol.
. of expert testimony by clientele and‘
‘I w“ “0“ other medical. specialists in
the shooting. Much of this will con-
cern the disease of the thyroid gland
with which she is said to have been
muttering at that time. This ailment
. 1: ‘is styled ‘1rypolherosls," by Mr. Uter.‘
_ ” ‘ hurt, and is said to affect the brain
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uld nerve centres. eventually pro-t
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rd. 1st
duclng a mental impairment trout|
which there is no recovery.
The long corridor leading to the!
courtroom was jammed with persons
‘the morning session began. The
, chllld‘ crowd was so dense that court at-
”' Illllor has HIT ' car from. lendants. witnesses and others con-
- W. “‘1 lnected with the trial had to be con-
ducted through an underground pass-
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in order to reach the trial
mm um. mhuhall.‘ ma
alk’.‘0eitics.banoinsi'a the up Most of those who gained admisu
“- 3" seats. m'» "9", sion {were women. A long line of
neural-80.1101". iaatoasohllas extended in front of the
”a courthouse. Every train stopping at
Andrew W has iiiad‘aa attach the little country seat town. dlsgorlr-
a score or store of persons hone-
{arm-flint M! of An- fill of gating within earshot oi the
w Ndor and others in Winllor court WWII-
Aceompanisd by her mother, lira.
Blanca Firrasuris. her sister, Ilsa
. . Amalia Errasuriz, and brother, Wil-
Complaint cm‘0m‘ ""3 surround- l'ara. who came from Chile to attend
country. tbat'persols travelinl la the trial. In. de Shullos walked
llly into the courtroom, smiled a
‘ M “a” ”0 stealing “ma en- lighting to b r attorneys and nodded
. P
tiy near the roadside. In one in. to the jury as sit-2 took her seat at
"" just "3er ’F‘mw" 9‘ 3 the side of Mrs. Phineas Seaman. "
. - that had just been felled and left wife of the county sheriil'. She seernr
» the roadside temporarily, Were car«' ed even more pale than during the
' gm llrot‘eding days or the trial. but the
I
train? composure marked her suitudei
A moment later. Justice Manning
—lll'lcrything tor ThanksgiVing ulll-' took the bench, the roll or the jury
(1' we I! "18 53ve' Odom VII filled and Mrs. de Saulles im-
_ iv ed not later "in ,n y Nov mediateiy took the witness stand.
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The degree team of Butler liodgc,
. 91, l. 0. 0. it, held a. rehearsal
esterday “"Kftern'ooa. and will ’go‘to
bury this units. to confer the
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. its and recognizable condition: if
“ ea for Danbury Lodge. lt “‘thcrymothcrs and father: 0! America
billed to make the M9 M automo over again are to see the races at their
lies. loved ones who tiller up their lives on
. _. ’tilo altar of civilization:
~Wom! for sale. Lawrence Flynn,twiggzhzrixge'flggr
(5412f hllHEL Tel, 2575, pathetic arena-n8,"
bodies of oflicers:
if we ever are to‘hnvo the privilege
of appropriately honoring. our mar-
tyred heroes:
are to henc-
care and sym-
nncorded the
To accommodate holiday travel
. nksglving night .-the New York,
Haven (r. Hartford R. B. air
. .. .. that it will run an extra train
. .. New York to New Haven 'i'bis
. n will leave New York. 0. C. ’l'.,
:26 p. m.; Stamford. 10:20 p. ni.;
th Norwalk.,10:33 p. m.: Bridge
. a. 10:66 9. in; due New Haven,
1:25 p. m. ’
must he scientifically Pmbalmed and
permanently preserved in or near the
trenches within a few hours after
death by professional men who have
made the care of the dead their life
work.
Recognizing this and knowing the
inadequacy and inequality of the
Grave Registration Service which the
war department is providing. modeled
on' English system. the licensed under-
taken: and emballners of America who
haw progressed in their profession
tar beyond those of other countries
have formed the American Purple
Crosa Association. and' have volun
teered to undertake the care of our
soldiers dead in a sympathetic and
scientific manner at their own expense
and are prepared to send in the
trenches experienced men for this pur-
pose and maintain and support them
and their dependents. all without one
cent of cost to the United States gov-
rtrument as is merely asking for recog-
~THE MASOUEMDE .
hat's different. list 00.. C. H. 0. ball
- - inary Thanksgiving eve, ar-
cry. Adm. 50c, your friend's friend
To accommodate holiday travel
.1 Iksgiving night the New York.
ew Haven 1 Hartford R. 3., an'
«traces that it will run an extra train
mm Springfield to New York. This
in will leave Springfield 9:20 p. m.;
- .. paonvilia 9:36 .p. 111.; Windsor nitlon.
. . 9:45 pm; wrm 9:54 p. m,“ The vhill has alreadyuh‘ad its heal-:1:
. . . eriden . ‘before the Military A rs control
‘10“! 10'” v' m, It 10'" and comes before the Senate early in
. at: Wallingford 10:48 9, In; New December. .
"9|! “115 P- Ill-3 WW“ 11145 Frederick H. Ganung who is an en-
, In}: so". Norwalk 12;.» night; listed and active member and also the
, v otilcial representative of the American
gallifizlfm' due 1‘" York Purple‘Cross Association locally to
hatch“ work in the support of this bill
. -—-"‘ x and has already several hundred
—-“1'bis iota Jewelry mas.”
names of relatives and friends of en—
listed men signed to a petition
ins Congress to pass the Purple ’ s
“cc. God speed
it"urple Cross."
completed, which ma extend over to“
Tuesday, there will y in a volume-SEMI“! odlce, and all those who have
'm l «rt nn opportunity to also "no already WWW-
"pomsmge‘ 31th:: itliillce and do so.
of the defendant's claim that s e was 7) . ' m 3’ petition will he at Grand W rth ‘
laced in urug stores and other roml- m o , President Winters,
mentally irrelilollilme 3‘ the tiara ”I want planes throughout the tow: and
that a petition which will have the
name of every citlsen or this town on near future.
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eager to gain admission long before - _
PURPLE CROSS BILL
The-bodies of our recoverable dead ’
'gSlloes tor Thanksgiving. Day
lhe militia!!! 0! The President Winters, in the Hotel Garde.‘
’A banquet. attended by two’ hundred
been placed in the
and titty guests was held later in the
A petition has
in President “Keena, of the local eerie
who stated that he would pay an offi-
cial visit to the Narwslk Aerie. in the
‘ WWEQRD‘
All people have stomachs, but
they are not conscious of the fact.
it they have good digestion. All
houses have heating apparatus of
some kind, but no on: takesmote of
that, so long as the apparent”
tom its imam prOpsrly. ’
in viliated air, however, people
become nervous, irritable, and sus-
_ ceptlblc to many ills. Whathss that
to do with a furnace? Why, the
furnace should ventilate as well as
heat.
Investigate a good warm air for-
nace like the srmroan, and sec for
yonndf.
roa sans av ‘ '
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