Evening sentinel, Friday, February 22, 1918 · page 7

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,F’lwllf HUYLEK‘ESTA

maestro e
. Bilil'ililiilli

the late David Huyler, «My manulnc
turer. yesterday asked Justice Clari-

in the Superior Court. Brooklyn. (0'

 

I no. man alum
i HARTFORD. no. 21.--'nlo appeal
of In. Amy E. Archer Gilligan from

up before the Supreme court which
sits here Waning the first Tue-any

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iDisposition of Fifteen Per
‘ 3 Cent. of the First Draft

judgment in her action to get posses in March, it. '35 learned 11115 '9“.
sion of fifty shares of stock in the ,The docket for this scaion shows that

candy company, said to be “my - | . ,
$500,000, “him were left her by he l‘the appeal is now ready for argument.

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Quota Dedded

his three soul, Frederick Dex. liuy‘

shrothel'. the late John a. lieyler. to “u” “”11"” ‘m “mm“ C‘ “mg

caused the. death by poison of an in'
male of the home for elderly people.

. ‘ chased a new Ford touring car.

 

 

of the first draft quota will be sent
into the depot brigade and ti! nth.
10th, 10th, 21st and 22nd companies
will each receive 200 Nutmeggcrs
1.2.1 any amen over 1,050. the num-
ber provided for. will go to the 23rd
company. While Adjutant Gents!
(‘nie has leceived no word 11338?le
the day the Connecticut men will eu-
trnin. it is understood they will ar-

Tll'af’s All

rive in this camp on Wednesday, the
as War that 27th
At least five companies of the depot.
brigade must be given over to the
u I” ‘, Connecticut men. Lieutenant George

 

 

nouncement that the Connecticut se-
tleetives would be split up in the var-
‘ious companies. I
[Use Trench Mortars. .

1. Heavy firing this afternoon led. in
imports that the field artillery‘ bat-i
teries had at last been able to start
practice on the artillery range. The
firing. however, was in the divisions
trenches, and a few light trench morv
,tars were making all the noise. Night
firing in the trenches started tonight

 

 

 

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Percy 14- C019. th" “9“ “0"" 1 they under thv. direction of Lapiam .l. E. L. .Aviaiton Corps, it V” announced

driver, Who recently lost his car at Warren. a member of the British rnib

the fire in Austin's garage. has pur- iii"! mission. These powerful and

.exceedingly accurate guns haVe been

‘ ‘found so effective in trench warfare

' ‘that many of the officers in this can-

-"th lwursal’l’r WEB" 13"" moment are receiving instructions in
17 store. Neck chains, lavalliers, the handling of the mortars.

. ooches, bracelets, lockets, w dropl. Selectives in this camp will soon rc-
:ilnws at reduced 9““. ceive a serial number to which only

gdivision headquarters and the war tie

' ‘partment will have the key. The met-
a low farmers marketed some poul- nl identification tags which soldiers
toes hat Week and realised the same will wear about their neck. will hear
_ ,. g r only the men's names and their serial

priceéhey co;lld 3130:3191; m 0 numbers. if a man is captured this
on th r We” ”a S ' Einformation will be of no help to the
enemy in ascertaining which colli-
The property in Woodward avenue mnnd is in the opposing trenches. in
owned by Morris Epstein and the late case of a man nlrked no dead or

wounded, the division list will show
WW 8' Wilcox h“ been sold to to which organization the bearer of

I" M" 7"“ of this city. The the specific serial number belongs.

property consists of a dwelllns and General Hodw' liilcsl order giving
lot. i [the second Platlshurg officers prefer-
Iencc over the first camp. gives First

Lieutenant Patrick .I. IO'Baiily. for
W Rogers, employed in Stamford two years chief of guards at the Rem-

” “‘9 MN“ “”9 C°"i""y- "u ington plant in Bridgeport. command
yesterday‘arresud by Detective Bergt. in the 3030 machine gun battalion.
Heifernan for the New York police. “9111922111! O'Reillydw‘ns a regllllar ar-
ca rmnntm or v . ll
lie is accused in complicity in theft 3:" a me’mhcr “ the Iznl’i'syiz'ma
of tires valued at 812,000 in the Bronx. ”a“; Constabulary.
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A 1917 Ford touring car. valued utt amp spy CHARGE;
”soothed owned by Schuyler "W.GI'-' .. . WITH!” l8 pow“,
lepiie, was stolen between 9:30 and. WITH THROAT CUT
10:30 last night, in River street. Siam Houston, Texas, reh. 22.—Charz-
ford. Mr. Gillespie left the automobile es against seven of eleven Fayette-
standing in front of the Alhambra ville. Texas, citizens held under the
theatre. it was equipped with light espionage act, were dismissed today
oak wheels. which would be a distin- by United States Commission A. L.
guishlng mark. ' .Jackson. when it was learned that Jo-
,seph Vezclka. chief witness for the
—Flfth anniversary. Brand‘s Jewel- government, had been found dead.
17 store. Eye glass cases. eyeglass His body was discovered in a barn
holders; chains. frames. mountings, Wednesday. The head was nearly
lenses. at reduced prices. revered and a knife was found close
by. Two other witnesses have suffer»
Contractor John Rorech of Stamford ed accidents since the arrests. Three
has started work in Boston on a public of the defendants. Charles Meitaen,
garage. with apartments overhead, Will Carts and Joseph Zdrail were
for Mrs. Brummer. The cost will be presented for formal hearing on rec-

about 31,000. He is also DWI Vommendntion °f U' 8' Attorney Green

plans ibr a block for Selectman Rh-Itbeh bonds were increased til-010.000

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lichting to co slat of five stores and one '.
five apartmenfs. His work on the re- The 11 were arrested when the Ger

'ille flew 5 Cor-
ra of the bank building has been mania club at F‘ayettev
Iojoi‘r‘npletoil. Iman flag several days ago.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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WALSH TO COLLECT .
' BIO INCOME TAX DIRECT

—_—
’ The lam reports from Battery F.
in France. is that it is changing its lo-’
““011? While the members do not . J. Walsh. collector of internal rev-
sell when they were to go into action. aims at Hartford. sent word to inter-
there 15 "“7 reason 1°” “1° belie! nal- revenue collectors yesterday that
M the Stanton. Dnrlen and N” corporation income tax blanks will be
1"“ 330” are 1”" fighting. 8"“ mailed to corporation heads directly
have informed M mam“ “I“ from his office and that returns when
they need not elm D0" letters tor made should be forwarded to him.
some me. The 'mhe" In “way An check in ”me!“ of corpora.
where the American camp is located tion tomes will therefore he re-
is growths m M1. the 3m", celved by Mr. Walsh.
mention We.“ “N W“ “74““ lacess punt return form's arrived
spring is at hand then The ”it" today and will be distributed as quick-
hl" W011“ of ”0d cheer h" the” ly as possible. All returns must be in
many friends at home. ‘by April 1,

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. it can? havens, Feb. 21,—aridge neravtd Huyler and Coultar 1). Roy ,
port draftees in the final 15 per cent. ler. 'f'h‘e latter were made the a.

C. Tait. recruit officer. made the an, lag of the dividends, which she said

lendants in' the action. which i‘u‘lL. conducted at Windsor.

John S. Huyler. who died in 1910 ——— - r“ "“ “‘
developed the candy business found Ir YOU HAVE Al! was
ed by his father to its present pro- CALL
portions. According to the plaintiff.
her father twenty years ago indoracti
in blank the fifty shares of stock and
after his death her brother. who was
executor of the relate. fi lied in his
own name and took possession of the
stock. When tl-s accounting was
made, she alleged, no mention was
made of this stock. After his death
the stock passed to his three sorts. '

Mrs. Gains also seeks an accoun

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ALSO AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT,
BOLD AND EXCHANGE).
81 scamw AVE,
w NORWALI.

 

 

THE GREATEST
. FOOD VALUE

l-‘risllie’s Pies
lie lost Economic lles-

scri. SoldaiAIlSlel-es.
,‘lryflien.

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have been paid on the stock during.
the last twenty years. '|

Justice. Clark directed that hrlels-
be submitted and reserved decision. I

.‘WOULD BE AIR PILOT
MEMPHIB. Tenn. feh. 22.——Playel'
Sam Vick. purchased last season from!
the Memphis club by the New York!
Yankees. has made application for a!
commission as a pilot in the U. S.

 

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Olin more elaborate all «models. with tacked
gsttetop, deep V neck. heac‘hflrosebnds. etc. M
rams $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 UP TO $3.08.

 

 

. Educator. Shoes

Are scientifically constructed for a per-
iect lit for the growing feel, and are the.
most satisiaciory shoe lor children made.

 

CONNEAL'LY' & tiltACltEN
I: Washington sheet. loath Hornet

Store Open as Usual Today

 

 

ELECTRICIANS ' -
furnished for repair or network. Wmudgood
service guaranteed.

DINING 3.00! nouns, moans. almost. In.
alum All) mm ‘
The White Electric Co.
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Get Your Copy of The Spring Fashion‘Book

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All Kinds of Hosiery. 3

Mrs. Martha A. Gains. daughter of septum of death is expected to come!

 

 

 

 

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Homflatgloo-nlunglanntastory. lot-walk, South
Immmmmmmmciaasuof

tenants. Pricesranging fmtflto’dopsrmonth.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113-3

' 137 Washington St.

 

 

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SKIRTS

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sues SAT!!! smrs . . . . 31,00, slat, $1.50, $2.00, $2.25
suns mfmnmou has, $1.98. $2.00, 3220
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CENTRAL HOTEL

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lightssndgns. Fine Cafe attached; alsoBostanrant. Italian

and America style.

Corner Home and Chestnut Sta. 'l'el. 1565.
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7. 34 Washington St, So. Norwalh. Conn.

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DEFINITION OF OHIROPIMTIC

Chiropractic is the definition at the‘
cause of the disease and the art It
adjusting the same. Disease is a“
by a wrench. twist or spinin in as
back. Even if done in childhood It
creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs ad ,
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through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also cum
tore obthe spine. You will never r9
gret giving the Chiropractor a chute.
to help you.

Magnetic treatments given also.

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Ill Mahogany, Walnut, Old Ivory, Willie
Enamel. Bird’s Eye Maple. Priced it to
20% lower during our February Sale.

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