Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 25, 1918 · page 6

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Prank Goodchild, of the J. & J.
Cash Company, has purchased the
Randall cottage on Gamer street.

 

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Th; schooner ’l‘otnklns in diam”:-
ing a auto 0! fire clay. merchandise
brick. fire brick, etc. etc, at Raymond
Bros. whari, South oNrwalk.

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There will be a regular session or,
the Women's Guild at Trinity Church
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
Guild room at Trinity mulch.

 

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Samuel P. Harris, of New York. has
purchased the badgewood farm, form-
erly owned 'hy the Kaufman estate.
Foreclosure proceedings had been
started prior to the sale. .

There wore only five sales of real
cents in Norwallr, last week, with
moremes of 87,550. For the .third
week of March, 1917, there were eight
transient of property, and mortgages
of $9,855.

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The South Nor-walk Club Company‘s
lease to the United States at America‘.
for the post omce building "in Wash-i
lngtonstrect has just been received,
r i an we once 01"le Clerk emu.
The lease was for ten years from Oc-
tober. 1, 1917. atayoarly rental or 82.-

200.

 

The woods backof anoint 'Rosd
and Taylor avenue were on fire again
Saturday afternoon, and residents fear-

. ed that some damage would he done.
The Sonnet-Fire Station-was notified
and the firemen assisted in subdulnx
the dismal. 'Itlia supposed that boys
started them.

 

mtectlve Sergeant Thomas Hunt
went to Stamford, Saturday alter-V.
noon, and looked over 9. quantity oi
stolen-mods. which.,the police of that
city ’had recovered. 'None of the loot.
appeand to'helong in» Norwalk. and;
the man and woman being held in
headquarters claimed to intro stolen
it from the homes of wealthy resi-

dents in Greenwich.

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-llme. Holley of the Beauty Shop;
will locate in. the Lyric Theatre build“
ins. Bridgeport, March 28. All having
work at local shop will call not later
than March 27. .

Deputy ‘Gfat cache!!! Wilbur F
:Hnbbsil, of Norwalk. accompanied by
William (Iowa. W. N. Jones, E J. Tay-
lor,,W. J. Povell and George J. ‘hr.
derspmnisited‘mas my No.14)»
1mm! Order oi Reclaim. in am,
urd, last Friday night. Were
made andreheshm
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more United States Commissioner;
14va at Bridgeport in the case or|
‘Curie Warner. the negress who was‘

'ton. N. 0.. police authorities and own-

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'of the police court here. ,

4:913“ They were married January 28.
‘1914, and the acts of cruelty com-
plained of commenced in April last,

lAugust 10, 1916. There-sire no chil-

ents defied and‘
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SPEND!!! STOCKINGS l0 MAKE

 

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Samuel W W Over and W0.-
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Hearing.

There was a hearing this morning

 

 

CONNEALLY‘ 81 BRACKEN

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arrested charged by the local palicel
for the federal authorities with nah-i
in; false affidavits in answering theI
qestionaaire of Camden Bullee,known.
locally as ‘Butler. who has been rel
rounded to the county Jail by Commie
sioner Lavery in a hearing held Sat-
urday in Bridgeport

The Warner woman posed as Bullee,1
or Butler's wife here, and when the:
man made out his questionaira aware-
that she was his wife. The Wilmlnx-'

is Washington loses.

 

 

 

 

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aion to ask the local police to find Bul-.
lee and said that he had a wile living‘
in North Carolina whom he but de'
sorted. The 10ml police informed hint
that he was living with a woman whoi
posed as his wife and thus the inci-.
dent which resulted in the arrest oi!
the two charged with making false at;
fldavits or perjury, was brought to»
light. .

Bullee was arrested in ilridgeport‘

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and was bound over to await trial in ’ v '
. . Smart. new models in Voile. somatic Crepe
the Lnlted states district court in . m m
New Haven in bonds of 81,000 which DC cm I“ Georgette C m In t
he was unable to furnish.- a wwhvefi We:
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DANBURY, March 25,—Judge Eu- ' ' find these ll stir it re -

rem 0- Dempsey. a pro-men! hir- quality andexcenflonflueml: m

field politician, was found dead in a
room in the Hotel Groveland yester‘
day. death being caused either by a
fractured skull or by concussion oi the
'brain. according to the medical .ex-
aminer. Judge Dempsey tell in iron:
of the hotel Saturday night while on
his way to his apartments in another
hotel. lie was picked up and carried
into the hotel, and was allowed to
sleep there, nothing then appearing‘tt-
be the matter with him. He died dur-
ing the night. Judge Dempsey was un-
nnrried and was 53 years old and a
native of Barkhamated. He was I;
member of the General Assembly in?
”9? and of the constitutional conven-
tion in l'902f lie was formerly judge
of the probate court and deputy judge

 

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The Norwalks Line-

Fast Freight Service Between this City
and New. York

Steamer “Marion”

Freight accepted at SonthNorwafltfnom 7 Mid!)
u.m.for delivery in Nevaorkat7amthefonow-
in: day. Freight accepted in New York from 31:30
a.m.to5u.m. LeaveNsw York at 3 o’dodr daily.

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Allegations of intolerable cruelty
are made in the pctltion for divorce
filed with the Superior Court by Flor-
ence Louise Irwin Bertofl of Omn-
wich against Emil Berton of them

 

and continued until restntly. There is
one. child .three years old, and Mrs.
Bertot‘l claims its custody. She also
asks for alimony.

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for divorce from Walter boraeyon the
charge of infidelity at diflerent times
between January 1 and March 11 of
the current year. They Were married

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