«:42th
the woods in aw gin-“4:
been emplm‘aa new
the Mayo ‘ [tor cannot";
and had rainhd‘bvlth‘a girl
at the ,Y. W. o. A. lies disappear-i
anon-badg'foanud‘a‘ssnlaflon
2333‘
mparl tiles
[110?
l
rties, including Yale ill-
|00 ‘lbr'tbe ”lug
5‘!" W the
"N1! 50 m!-
i
t. t
W's toiled. in . _, _ ,
0:1. Philll’a.‘a New’HaWn’thnty protect. it sent-ml record in favor}
woods on West Rock. thm'unmggmoelaatheuuoplsnlfl in
la the
was a itillhl‘besitie the body and it
' WI! d’ocldod'by Cbrbner
%i"fiat sie'obmlilltiod suicide.
in' the"iheantlme it had mine
‘0.” “H.911" m'her'lolls' there tel no returns of the Litchlield Coustyssd,
7" m” ‘h" “d'm‘ml’lw' survey'are’belng tabulated by fluid president.
Ubr'lrlul ounces. «sand. Tabulat-lltlwlng‘ils‘l has'heen
odjby [woman named Mrs. James
Dudl‘eyfwllo lived in a {20,000 mun-
sion at 546 Fourth Am) arokon.
and that,‘whlte living with 'Mrs. Dild-
ley, she lust ’llr. Il‘ayofllwho was
hown‘al-the'll‘tdley'hohte as Mr.
Dudhy Zaiid ‘wha “mime inter
Ct ln-ll‘er while she was living there
'ilil‘tother to come to New Huron
Upon editing to New Haven. 'thn
.CUDIVMy' parents l'E'Cognlzed M'YMtIor'ygmrgfl, 1“ . b“.- “”0"“
‘ot'ihe' use at tho't'iibulatlon machinery;
vi a to t r won .
. WWWV‘B‘E 7". ';*,'.‘."'.:: .
- W0" rum ——————-
as the “James Dudley" who had made
& . yeekl
"man's
UT."
lrs.,Dudle aaoot his lie but‘
fills-“Vat rrssii‘ stern
densities o FredericE‘Watelfiry-aaa
Elisabeth _ . who were at film:
the divbrded and llviss‘mrt. ' o
_ ‘ilso‘ lived'v'itt‘bn lettienlive ‘llomeflal
westvflle‘with a'womanMo clailiiod
to be bis’wife'and-tom he had
been married in Newark. N. J.. ‘in
”it. ,
rl’ioiir Waterbury thus brought
lulo‘Vuhliclty is the"'w'dmsn ‘Mr. ‘Ilayo
married here ihis‘imifioon.‘ She is
now 2r yba‘rit‘oi'lgo hid is s‘renarltg
abl! . first»: won-n.
.‘ ' Loved into Spurious Marsh's. ,
" _' We‘Wi-ifivllie woman with whom
. {lino-waiving in March; .1915. - wna
~ _knhwn as ’Mrs. Wilhelmina” Meyer
She brought suit ~a'giinst’ him {or
$260,000 in New York ‘Courts claiming
}
a.
that he lured ller‘lnto a spurious mar-”mama hm! 0'
rlage‘ which was exposed when the sen-
sations‘were. 'spnin‘g ln‘l‘l’ew Havcn.
Miss 'Meyer claimed at the time oi
the Cool: exposures that there was.
"VWe-klnd oi a‘Mcnnon calamity; ins
solved prior to their "Vina together.
, flaring _all these opranm,’ Mrs.
‘Dddley,'or Miss Wittel’ht'iry. in inter-
views published at the time. declared
that. despite all. she, still loved Mayo
‘and would'insrry him-ll he were true
to wedhcr.‘ She had living withher
in theWBrooltlvn home three children,
two of whom shc‘declarcd to be her
own. One‘v'tas Virginiaxaged 4, and but of long residence on the Mexicanit
thd‘ottler was Lois. age 5, 'l'he‘tiltrd border. He will be valuable‘ as a tin-”r93”. in bullet“ and
child Loin-ago 7 she 'said was thr-
chlld old relative or ll(‘2"l
A 'year or more ‘a'zofllayo'a bus;-
ness in New York becam'c'involved
. as a result of litigat'on brought
against him, ‘pnd a‘rocojverawas plat.~
ed in chill-ge.- The businessman latv
er' reorganized and the company still,
. exists. The Mayo Rad'imlr Co, but
Mayohaszno interest til it.
"'BRIDGEPORT’S PLAZA SCHEME
it is Assured by BondMe oi 1000,.
1000 at Five‘Peit Gent.
animations. March ld—nrldze
port's-plaza sebum? ls‘nssared. The
new issue of 'bondsto cover its ex-
pense has received magnifier».
The ”00.000 city ditisrl'lsiobrrgxnighls oi Columbus.
bond to cover part of "thereupon”
have been Purchased hy-n “ ‘ 9th :rlsuenles o
k 00., at New lurk. . ' .
The bonds will bear interest at b-‘pei‘
cent. They will - lie-name imprint;
1918. and 338.000 oi the issue will (all
. slueeacir year‘oolnmencintr'April. 1923,—
~and ending April, i947. wmaking the
last‘payment within 30 years. '
”if“! speaking oi thevissue-tosiay , W.
W
"afield!" dam-1% M
gml’wh mi: *ior namel-
the polka. hid ’been “or-l _
“but men prom jmg, ”mm by the State Councilmen assassinate Mill-in
and had otter I... We no iii war bureaus afi‘hiny. "
'tfiwn'aflnitl’oos. When the State:
m’Wnogmm
‘ I
ammuuusuolm
' l I" ., . o. ,
loop-inummwv issue-,m’mfirm‘urmbdmmu
law.“
~- ,1! unvarie- Imam . , r 1 " ‘koepingafluidoi'ilifiafafliu‘lh
Reg .0! m”, o- » . Smeld'ldwmmuord aad‘
‘i’ermt’l'i-Iilk mums ”65$
WW Willow W” 1“
nuts surveys at once. Upon noon-
' ‘alhat—‘Mahsea-
county surveys. ,
., _,
er the di
mot a» mom my rim,
Meltdolfidmle Ulcbtiold cons»
!
lcouhty min provo'as‘valiable as
fumigation. .
hinery used tor the State Mill-3
is doing service tor the tab
all?
ins, mac
vary census
lnlation of motherland coontv
tumult the stint-sacs ‘thlt tho ta-Dulr
.tlon of returns ‘
lean be made in the hameway. Gover-
,. 4
OF
,. . .7 When
2'.“ 3‘
l
ation of reccration huts and traveling.
chaplain service. .jl'here are about
fifty “it. C." in llalnadv at the front.
I
l
t
and these and the men who are about-
to go abroad will establigh new bases
for the hundred!"
=Kernan who is gatdppiaggpt the Uni-
lierslty Club, ,is‘vice president and
l‘couhsei’pl'thw'fiew York
tsiate Railways Association. His ho‘mc
loin Utlca. , .
The Very Rev. Mgr Joules N. (‘on-
noliy. of New York city. goes. as 3 -
the chaplain force. n
Muse. ‘He- is srnt unrepresentati've
oi the night Rev. Mar. P. J. Hayes.
auxiliary bishop of New York. who
was ”named by the Pope as head of the
n
The chaltialns' ofhllltiz. )W'nl'
ill ' here are! ' “.55 95
club 8 yclsmen'flarlter-
and v. ll.
.2 0.
BL Marsh. New Yurk.’
man. Santa Cruz. N. hi.v
' Egon. Gonzales, Texas. ‘
L Valuable As a Linguist.
Father Egon probablv will be the
only Latin-American in similar serv-
ice in France. He is an Ecdnadorau.
lzulst tor he speaks notonlySp’anish
and English but French and Italian.
Among the field secretaries are J.
BennettNolan, of Reading. Pa.;~ J. C.
Dawson. La Porte. Ind, who has been
‘ln-the "K. C.” service at Camp Joseph
.3, Johnson, Fla; John W.‘ Sculley.‘ ‘0:
South Norwallt. Conn, who has been
at Camp’Upt'on: A. W. ll'i‘enier. Phila-
delphia. ‘Pa.; W. ’W. O'Neill. Ridge-
?wood. N. J., who comes. directly from
JCamp Dix, and F. A. Bundschu. of
ibuulsville, Ky.. who'has been a work-
ler at Catlin Tallor,-Ky.; ‘Ca'mp Meade.
. lid. and Camp Lee, Va.
," Thomas/ .l.~ Andrews will go as Mr.
'Kernan's/ secretary. and Miss Rose-
mary Keman. Mrs. E. ole and Miss
Tessie Romayne will go as oillce
workers. Miss Romayne comes [ruin
the Washington headquarters of the
lSPUTE serrLED.
or'rlws. March 18.—-—The long-
standing “fisheries dispute between
Canada 1nd:- the United States has
u-beeu settled‘at least for the war, it
.was announced‘hére today by c. a
‘Bnliatitine,“Miniater of Marine and
‘Navnl service. ,
’Undcrgtile new. agreement. which
was reached by the Joint commission
u. labymédw We
15qu no masts,
1an stairw-
other counties should the 'Utehtiold‘
iteen, work‘was started last November,
vars. air. doom has given the sale! ’
lump ”and thlrty two wlsh‘ cloths hive
from the other counties.
.0,
Lcfimmrled for ’tllcll' thwglilml. pat-
'lnstltute “or Int-Wuhan salted
who‘ wili‘lolltiw. n.2-
tghts of Columbia chem"! mug-insomnia smeareamuow’nn
lposinlz a closed season oi from one'to
"inflame-My
‘ua’vfl’il'flanfl‘u-w
ivaaiagby'tha’» ‘Wlwliua
five“ .3! will
msmmdw
“salient-there at};
therein" ,
’m ml” “9!!
not on a Sunday. loraleatlol. and
“abominations“ ”in!!!“
mania! ins-imbue
deny More. and sin. to ‘itose‘vvul
our astral-elemental woes».
mmwtloflay mos-flat
All oi thamocaspd have been related
either under boils or in custody at
Ill-J1me
i
wares voila i lrcit'oLUa etiov
'1'. “Watch Your Stitch not" new
*W at {new of Its.
'slarryflolne. Newtowu norm 1"”
Monday. With a memberuhip 0! ‘lil-
ulider'tlie‘able lumbar of ’thc
‘llrs.’ arm smell-tse- ’tol-l
‘MbMed:
' 23 palrs oi sucks. trunnion,
"eater, l' helmet. so tray cloths,
'mrtiesiwhm. .
AM containing mystified oi
l
i
been sent' to'FranCe‘lor use ’in' the
hospitals there. The ladies are to be
, riot 'work, and thhirkeaalple‘emulat-
. 9d. .
i . . .
orientations. raou mama
' llPPl 'Ar rewaoum-mwaut
'flPfiO‘rTaimoll‘MI-nr. :-~'-
Tonight at tno‘sontlmorlriils lbptis”
i church JubLioo singers train the Uiicu
t
l‘the uskégee of Mississippi, will render
' in their line‘ way ‘the negro melodies
and songs or the south. From other
places in the stale comes the word
that the quality ‘0! voice and interpre‘
tation oi the songs they singvare‘ua-
usually good. 'No admlulon’wili be,
charged and all are cordially invited. '
. An opportunity for an dilating ioritlto
assist-llamas mm
m. 03'.
Wk! adds. to the South “3'0sz
Library. What. sunny Ind sell
r-Dfi are as (allows:
8‘47, Ari.
. 32W-
filo-no on the riots oi umfl
WW. diary , -.
The Wishing'l’lllz ill).
Hutchinson. A. 3,. ll. ‘
manners amt
r
The Brown 3%.. g
“a, Tm J. W.
~AI‘tlsiIaa6itte meal-use. l
Adams, 8. ll. "
~0Is wane Pearls/in It.
allots. a L.
'Qliow Ase You'l'eelins 3""
lineal-Joe: C.
“Mosul-h.
m, ‘Iurg
Heart of Isabel Carlton
\l‘elis."C. ‘ -
Tanner's fully.
Pox, .l. f
. in; Happy Valley.
clonal". W. '
:Thenwelilng Place Miriam.
minder, l.
The Blue in the Air.
Walpole, ii.
The Green liflbl'.
loClurg/IN. L.
”the Nat oi Kin
*WJIJDe.
'Biuo Lagoon.
Install. It‘ll.
The Twice American
Howard, C. B.
' 3"". at che Lamp.
Ileana-wt B. '
‘N Ewell. '
Bertram. A cn .
Sister Carrie.
Beth-Evil. P . -
Galley Curtain and Other Storits.
m, c. w. '
'Vomed'flaiiraad Cathedrals at
"We. ‘ _ ‘
NOWHIQQDt-Clk; l." ,
OI ' ID!“ has“ lines.
. W ,1}; 3
v;-
w
'1 .
a.
g the evening.
Q important discusses came up at)
I meeting of the Falflldd‘l'fifoujty fl‘ish
lmmrt is [slim towed-mine
votmirr'ntorr birds, ' f — :2" = ' ‘
, The discussion lay chiefly
portance ’ol devising mains'hy‘“1whtch
"the-ilunibvr‘ui game birds could he luv
lemsed. Many wt'rr'lnterested in pro-
' bros years. while‘other proposed a de-
shortening n'
the shooting season.
in viewing therause ol the decrease
County Game Warden w. F. Smith
maintained the chief «use was the re-
suit of the rennineating goshawh and
the'zreal horned owl, which did more
ldamaize than the had winter weather
oi this year, when'many birds were
.snowed under.
Action’ was taken to utter those in-_
retested in raising pheasants to apply
to'tho-coramisslon tor eggs, which the
manhunt; pmvidos-ior the institu-
tion of propagation, also a trip oi‘the
association under 'the’ direction or the
entertainment committee to 'the bird
sanctuary in l'airiield- to review the
'spcmnens which are said to be in great
variety“ _ 3 . .
'tOHlEP Msfiflnfldlflfifomen.
twamsu'row hm '~18.—'v8heou
wiser? m “dermal-main that
the backers‘navebeentdid 'by'ttid food
administration to ilx‘a inaflmumprice
’ibr lambs and not my products more
than a that sum. according to testi-
mony before the Senate agriculture
. t,
—b
work at the institute will begin: ani-
' necfiflié m moahroav mag: 43
in the lm- , .
col-limo yesterday hyS. W. McClure
or Bait Lakoclty. Utah. secretary oi
the national Wool -Growors' 3 associa-
ion. are ddclaredtheorler ol'tlse tooo
Winn licensing the packers is
equivalent to Nico axing.
Worn” as~ well ad'nit that the
packers-pro aslgrsat it the govern-
ment," r: lemurs said. '
' fouo'oi the 'puvposospt. thou heard
Wes.“ "abused Senator Gore. the
Tallinn said: _ . smiled ”the two governments'to
We'liavc paid a' premium .or,s‘zm,oonsider the controversy, ' United
our the issue, so that‘the. city'recsives: 3'33: Mints ”3"” "8' ‘0 h° ”r"
, 00, _ . ,_ 3 1a toener anadianportadireet-
3"" ' m "‘3' shows that a” iy ‘froni the various fishing . grounds
rhu received 4.9 per cent In View. and. without requiring licenses, may
of 'the'iact' that mann'eitieeiarger sellvthslr catches at those ports and:
a,“ .mm‘. "c unaMo’to u? there procure trash supplieaand again
snrsslesomlonas at all, the any air 6’" m’ ""3 ”“5 "m“
‘mscpon is very tort-nous m. “nuts-mm is reciprocal. giv-
flut‘rate. in tooth ll, 3”” rate.“ in —Cbnadian fishing vessels similar
‘ privileges at‘United States pol-ts.
-. '00"... "0'0“. TRUCKUUNLY EXOE‘DED 79"” ‘HTHOR'TY l
truism ., 'V‘M'ifil ‘larcls is—l'iso'
“ —...__‘ 3 4. Tm? " a ruldtodailhe
3it":.mniiltll'fimi. larch sardine-senatoin considering (the with
M, hiaotorvtracs «lair-train. " mehemmistratioa-bm than
”01‘ smear" gum . m, m’lhe lento midi'lloose Was bail
-Maio. lelt tor min-ore m.“"‘°‘"" ""‘l'mm" 41mm:
W so! 0- , D a momma!” “”0"“
. .. and s were overcome ,’by “nudism 1
more. mun exhaust or thumplmufm at
. ‘ ..' 1”. m. m m m“
salads-my tombs trip" tuthi‘s‘lltvs.
Worn. mitt”. “is to do
“ragezwhuthar‘ "the load Id-laisira-
up , mmsmor whether
”Rig!!!" into‘tlla “unsound
production unsatiouwy.
A ‘ as to whethorf-jo; not the
xi.
*H'rrglfb 3 .
Y'o‘ '.\\ .- 1' _ ~.. ‘,
, em 93‘}!!! ._ ”mt ..
Atkinson.
-' . ~ our.
' Hearts gamma
Arnold. 3.1L
"Wonderhti Adventures of Plus the
Phoenician.
Bryant, .\l.
Shadow on the Stone.
‘Do‘yie, A C.
'jfiis Landlow. (Cdloction 0! short
. stories.)
Green. A. K.
Mystery .0! the Hasty Arrow.
Connor.r'R.
The Major.
Brainerd, E. ll.
How Could You Jean.
Emllcott. R. B.
.. Carolyn oi the Cornet-s.
Power. W. T.
Shock at the Front.
My. Art. G.
"First Call.
Clark, J. S.
' ..aravs.snlsre
lbcwring‘ ills-old auto marker, Fred
J. *eris, :t' i-lamden farmer, drove
his machine into New Haven. But
be. neglected to put in the little dash
more. and a cop spotted kiln. This
cost him in the New Haven police
court a “sect 825 and coats for tall-
ing to have proper registration papers
and $10 and posts for operating witlr
out a license. '
C. Mitosis-senders, a'nephsw 'ot
the late Samuel mass, 3 has re
Med arm-cum: attorney of the
city court of Stamford. He no
commissioned major on the Jadse Ad-
vocate sun. ma's‘ reserve, lamb
l.=¢aud.daparts=today tor Millston-
to assume hisrduties. “Mew H.
Kenealy, assistant prosecuting attor-
ney since April 1. 1915. baa been ap-
pointed Mr. feaseden'a newer. Mr.
'My lathe son or the «date lichaei
lonoaly.‘ wbo'tor years was chairman
of the Republicanism“ Committee.
RAILROAD—CASE SET-Tub ,
OMWMA CITY, columns 12.
. in aa~opinioisbadsd slow it)! Judge
has: A. roan-sun! the united “Wmvm'poflblimon
auto-ointment.
Isl-bani} au-tndtors tattle Russian
x'asosuinrtovmmurs til-tile my.
0* Ola alt-ans “*m in amt.
M‘fiom arm . I,»
m
mm won-Monomers rm, Myanmar-ism lei-emu
”summers“ m
mwudadbdatm‘lmvltato W . con-hues. Aia trailer-isms collar .1. that»
o. luriavortuaslp mt thirty which the WW“ WM mmpm slum
sis. was sodium flatworm.” mm ivy-shiv- maria-um '3
would thnflty withi- ‘tllo stats *tabo'was rm 'ths ‘llat'lviaunuw' said
was. ”MW Missiles-season...“ m t. 1.... m m ..-_---._.._
m. .. .- emailed
separating figures, oi one thousand or"
sion of the citations State Constitu- today to discuss the coal situation.
lion wu may «W “film Jemfiflewfixland'
Smart Tailored ‘Suits
' «.Vury serviceable as well as smart
looking are these first Spring Suits.
In dark Serge 0r Gabardine, black
or deepest blue with an ocusional
model infiootoh fi'l‘weed either gray
or" brown mixture. All bearaatlle
tmarksvof perfect . tailoring. ' The
~illhouette is trim looking and very
:‘plain‘ 'huteiiegantas‘ becomes pres-'
*s'ni: conditions. ,
$25.00, 332850 to $45.00
'leooad leer.
‘ The SpringiShoes - \ i
{or women
The new 'Shoo,:Department on
the main floor has rapidly assumed
« an improved conditionaince mov-
ing and here women Will'find'flio
.. very latest? stylesinrpmops, boots
Ind spots for spring.
‘. _
. 5-
cm nonny'nmn"
Spat-Pumps showoin a new and
distinctive shade of brown calf-~
skin with “Innis" or. military
heels. ’The leather is capable of; a
wary high polish. '
‘ . 137.00 a pair.
Wary ‘M' to introduce.
‘ Broadcloth Spats are in several
buckle undemeath the shoe out of
light. '
Children's Shoes
, ll‘wo new nmnbers, have lately,
arrived, patent kidlace'rb'oot, high
“trill! white-buildup, and a
"l'color'horsuhide-‘laoe model.
’ o areinallslzes andwitlths.
' ;
IUYCOAL NO
. .
w. i
2 aronnow undue
new. March . .JL—mvfesenta-
Hm “the textile MW and other;
' an gluing she'llood -ad- Bilbo ‘twocent passenger rate provi- Norm-autumn" met lit-reg
B
Minor. Win! the allies» t
m‘u‘mvmw year] ,
mam‘mnel adliiuis- » ,;
/
Mini.
W
I
g floral”
_ mam . .3;
ed, 135 I /
shadesoffawn colorwithhstrapf' -- "
"l
./
.t;
kl
a!"
‘ri;
'1’
Special Clearance of
Corsets '
lapel-taut, because [flare-of
werngood makes Millie «the
W “is interesting. The
imdels are ' ,
Saddam. Email, 11810,.
Mat, NJ, 0.8, Lam,
Pl, usd‘BlCi'ia.
Front and back lace models,
lanes 18 to 86 inclusive, but not
"every size inlcaoh style. Fonller
prices ranged from $1.25 and $2.00
up to $6.50. ~
:Spscia‘lat .
'59 ms, $1.50 al‘ld752;00
. 'A most tempting offer. Do»
not fall to take advantage at this
time '
‘Seclind floor.
n
'.
Stockings,
. moderately priced .
'Wonlsn's Stockings, semi-lash
toned, dour thread“ heels and toes"; "
black and white together-with all' :
leading shades, ,59 cusp-93hr .
Cornbed Idaco. "Yarns and
{.Linlosyblack-and white only, _ I
. Mallets. a'pair, spans tori $1.00
Silk Fibre “Stockings, “hint-it.
white and many. colors,
_ - .69 cts. spoil.
Main floor.
Shantung Pongee
The spring lines of Pongces are .
now in stock and none are more
practical than this natural Shall-
.tlmg weave which can be usedfol:
so many things, suits, skirts, chilli-
"ren’s clothes, especially boys?
suits, anti for all artwork.
gevcral ollalities from,
.__,__, 75 cis. to $2.85 a yard.
Thirty-two and forty inches wide,
I On the third floor.
h).
At the Art Section
. 'ltewStamped Goodsare-in (len-
terpieoesand Scarves, on white
cotton damask, satin finished, also .
on white linen. Many of these
are efiectivoand can be done .with
',very little work. It' will be inter-
fiesting to look them through.
"inimildfim :02 eéirWtarr «Mn 160'-
o
.cJ
MIKE Will mm
with mammalsmsrn
v
Mme
flour arm Linseed 0 i. _
m7“ hYou cb'a'n'graacst ' ' ' and cover-
ing. power. Tho- A” loan
tin; .itoio known as. she
."éfifill
I" .
L"Whereas riverboat of other
«gim- 70533-501'IIM‘ _
AI 17m soady-l’or-uaa—wlflwat
’°“ :21" ' . alas-sm-
m aaaa an ,
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