to her head. Miss Kennedy’s
5 too pronounced to? that She
she
gone
poise i
has opinions yes, but never is
“The Venus Mode ”
" SIDNEY DREW COMEDY
ans-ab n1 ted
A“ UN ”*Paihs “9‘”. opiShgna‘ould like to see more history
is. A" on the screen, she says. Not nscea
S.M'y .sarily the big spectacle, but the lives
11301113 Kathefiné Lee and loves of great figures In the
worlds making. Only the screen can
tell these stories with the fidelifr‘of
:iife Iself That is why, says Madae
iKennedy. there should he more his
torical films.
Pressed by her caller to give a rea-
son for championing the cause of the
dead and gone, the piousnt Goldwyn
star confided a secret ambition to be
one of the great ones 'of a bysone
In the Fastest. Funniest and Most
Appealing Comedy.
«w. Should Worry I”
And King Baggot and Marguerite
Show, In the Second Episode of
“The Eagle’s Eye”
MONDAY and TUISDAYu—Wllllam
Farnum In his Newest De Luxe
‘_-.$W.3..~
The Wes-outlaw resort-
edhy thou—aha MON“
m in anion ....... i ....... . 27
Mosaics.........3 ....... as
Wounded severely ........... so
Died of wounds ................ . ll
Died from accident and other
causes ........... . ........... . 1
Died .of disease ..‘. .............. 11
Wounded, degree undetermined .. 10
I
Total .................. '.......182
KILLED IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
Oliver Lacasse, Claremont. N. H.
Elisha w. Wescott, South Penobscol.
Me.
Joyce Kilmer,
N. Y.
Thomas E Landon, 78 E. Central St.
Natick, Mass.
Corporal.
Michael J. Leonard, 57 Fingerboard
Larchmount Manor
Production, “am “a nu"u age. he declared that her favorite
,‘I‘HUNSDAV and FRIDAY—Return
engagement of Gorard's “My
Four Years In Germany.”
maid of France, who delivered her
‘ country analonn of Arc did. With a
g. flash of her famous smile, Miss Ken-
lnedy added that her role in “The
.W Danger Game" might convince her
most skeptical admirers that. she poo
sesses talent for dramatic acting
hitherto unsuspected by them.
REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Mabel Normand In the Romance of A
Perfect fit,“1'ho Vdiius
Modal"
Captiv,atins Mhbel N comes
to the Regent Theatre today, in her
newest and most originnl Goldwyn
production, “The Venus Model."
rlttoo with a role blush suits her
as perfectly as the dashing bathing
costume she years an “The Venus
Model.” Miss Normand may be de-
pended on to give an excellent ac-
s
i
,3 5 Today
. The Danger Game”
Madgm Kennedy
Saturday
I -’ ’lara Kimball Younlir
‘ 1d Her on Company, In
bound love with a aIIlk thread as a
company, makers of bathing suits so
oldJashioned that‘ they wouldn't sell.
380 Kitty works out,a swimming gar
ment which her acute sense of what
' .th House of Glass”
' PATI-IE NEWS
\‘l. 8. HART SPECIAL “new. And it u,
The costume is called "The Venus
Model." and Kitty herself is viewed
by the buyers in the chic costume.
Business booms and Kitty h promot-
ed to the desk of chief designer
She employs the I. of the owner
.l druids
a.
’. ._ 3“ PALACE as an assistant. The bung follow's
i : THEATRE SATURDAY father is absent and he chooses to
‘ come under an assumed name in' or-
33.13, . Kimball Young w.“ Addition- der to prove to his parent that lie has
al Laurels in “The House
of Class”
.33, 'in “The House of Glass." Clara
Kimball Young will appear at the
t"'i’aiace Theatre on Saturday in the
role of Margaret Case, an innocent
” girl. whom a train of circumstances
tandemns to a prison sentence This
picture was adapted by Charles E.
Whittaker from the sensational stage.
success by Max Marcia, prodnlded un- '
der the direction of Emile Chautard. 1
'Upon the granting of her parole.‘
stranger become great friends
work together to put the business on
a firm foundation. Love comes to
both, but the girl thrusts It aside.
feeling that she is unworthy.
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY
Jane and Katherine Lee in "We
Should Worry," Also “The
Eagle's Eye"
How Jane and Katherine Lee put
an army of suitors to flight and mar-
' "”3"“ 3°" West, where she mar ried their aunt to the man of their
rles a prominent railroad man named choice. is the story told in "We
Harvey Lake; his appointment to :1 Should Worry'" the William Fox pic
big 5"" in “1° 13"“ brings them to lure tomorrow at the Regent Thea
‘Nsw York City. where a detective rec- _
3, .99!” her Fortunately. the inci . Not only do the children exhibit
“It or " theft by a youth in Mr the brand of wholesome comedy that
Lakes office "Mid” an “emu“ has made them famous all over the
method of securing h" pardon from world. but there is a splendid re
the" governor. Of the WW3- mance woven throughout the dramst~
s. The delineation of this character is “'0” or the picture.
Ml"! Jim Young an opportunity f" Jane and Katherine are the wards
”the display of her high artistry. and of a beautiful young girl who is
3 she rises brilliant): to the character- much sought after for her beauty and
3 “SW"! 0' the 1“ 11°“ girl upon fortune. The little imps» have chosen
'whom Forture 9”"‘3 9° belatedly. the suitor 'whom they consider most
9 A ‘32:“; “$330333“ Eggnog worthy of her and make determined
;» lamls . ~
3-3033“g ’Kimbaii Young, and a superb attempts to put the others out of the
.3-csst under a sterling director and
convincingly produced—“The House
‘of Glass” Is verylmuch worth while!
V‘s
v
7
them every time they appear. The
minister, banker, hofil-keeper and
other Jasons In quest of the golden
.fleece oftthe girl's fortune are van-
quished when a new man appears In
the field and threatens to set all their
work at naught.’
One of the best casts ever seen In
photoplay supports the juvenile lumi-
naries in “We hould Worry!" it Is
a play for everybody: the kind of a
photopiay to which you can bring the
‘whoie family
." MdgoKonnedy at the Palace Today
To a visitor at the Goldwyn Studios
recently Madge‘Kennedy. now play-
oion Point
Park *
shore & Chicken
,
—
v—Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
I
special. new
loathe. not "ohm consort.
character was Charlotte Corday. the,
vault of herself as Kitty O'k'ien, who'
worker In the factory of Mddock 8‘
women want tells her will be a great"
the right stuff in him. Kitty and the;
and 1
running by making life miserable for ‘
Rd, Staten island. N. Y.
Gavin R Mc'iver, 15 Ridge Road. Mae
tapan, Mass.
Pete Schultz, 327 Progress 8L. Pitt‘s
burgh, Pa. .‘
-Myron L Whitcolnb, Hompden, Me.
Mschlnlcinn.
Curtis E. McQuilisn. 6: 8.10m St., S.
8.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Privates.
Amos new”. Box it. Sykosvtlio. Joi-
ferson 09.1%.
Sidney M. Johnson. Once. Ill.
,mmmu.
MN. Y. ‘
wmni'aai'llMU-mhhlt.
Music. Ind.
Siobhan smuadv. n Wfit 9'-
erett, Mass.
no
Cook_
Walelity. Albe, use Pearson at, De
trait, Mich.
~ 0 Privates.
Fred W. DeWitt, South Spacer. Mass.
Henry S. Fisheg, 828 N. Minnesota
Ave., Hastings, Nebr. ,
Antonio Gangerni, Rumiord, Me.
Sam Geneva, 153 W. Oneida. Oswego.
N. Y.
Jerry M. Innphear, 513 Sims St., Dick-
enaen, N. Oak.
George. Sullivan. 110 W. 73rd St.
Carthage, Ohio.
Harvey Willie, Caline City, Ind.
Leo R. Blanchette. 89 Locust St.
Northampton, Mass.
Ralph F. Bedsits. 1“. Goodwin St.,
Bristol, Conn.
Sam Dinhofsr, 181 E. Houston 81..
New York, N. Y.
Herbert W. Edgett, R. F. D. I. August
Mich.
John M. Jensen, 526 Winslow Ave, St.
Paul, Minn.
Guy Efiohnson, E. Peru. Me.
Oscar O. urta, Rossviile, Ind.
John O'Shea. «43 Washington Park
Ave. Chicago. ill.
Edward A. Platkin, “'81., Felix St,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Elbert L. Scott, Eureka. Ala.
Adam E. Smith, Ksndslia, Tex.
Jacob Weinor, 1811 W. Market BL.
Pottsviile, Pa.
Ernest E. Wiioller. E. l". D. i, Durant,
Fred Kspanso. Box 168, Bhnwano. Wis.
Charles“ J. Ellen. 116 W. Itll St, bowie
'1“.th Krone, Abbott Road. Lacka
' wa‘nns. N. Y.
[Waiter Msdenford, 133 8. 01'an 8L.
Media. Pa.
GoorgeT. Maxwell, 810 hagloy Rd.
Newton C r, Mass.
Joseph Milkewics, 1229 W. Side Ave.
Jersey City, N. J.
Albert C. Smith. Dnnbury, Conn.
Ethan A. Stowe, Snyder, Okla.
Hyman Topkowits, 870 Madison St..
New York, N. Y.
F‘rnamo DiNitto. 173 Summit Avo.. Bos-
ton, Mass.
. Ira Fowler, Nevada. Ohio.
Walter Byron McCune, Michigan City.
ind.
Kenneth Eckman Price, 415 Lawrence
St. Burlington. N. J.
Charles LSuiiivan, i5 Lincoln St.
Worcester, Mass. " ‘
oleN. .11 lbs
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Corporal.
Andrew 0. Tallman. 708 Herkimer St.
Joiiet, ill.
1
Wagoner.
Jolln Loyal Conant, a. s. D. 6, (‘old-
ater, Mich.
Privates.
Charles Oscar Cross. R. F. D. i, Boa
16. Fairbsult, Minn. '
Henry F. Hormn , 674 Myrtle Ave..
Biooklyn, N. Y.
Leonard K. Jarstler.
Mich. '
Samuel J. Lewin, Snyder, Missouri.
Bryan Miller, 437 Careoni St, Detroit.
Mich.
EarrM. Mortorif, Ashley, ind.
John Logan Orr, 421 Wrightwood Ave..
Chicago, Ill.
John Arthur Peterson. Lombard, iii.
Reinhard F. Poeppeimler, R. F. D. 3,
Gerald. Mo.
Lyman Rohr. Ambler. Pa.
Alfred Ruchti, Monroe, Wis.
Walter C. : Sanderson, Shawneetown,
ill.
Ernest Schuigen. 122 S. Main St., bodi.
Wis.
Edward Schultz, 'R. F. D. 2, Spencer,
Wis.
Wooddn H. Sponagle, Horton, W. ,Va.
DIED OF DISEASE.
. Sorgointe.
John H. Neilson, Maivern Lane.
Peoria. Ill. a -
Van Horn Peale. “10 Grand Central
Terminal, New York, N. Y.
3 Corporal.
William P. Schoenieid, 1642 Palm St.
Cincinnati, Ohio. 3
Privates.
Oscar A. Dahien, Kindred, NflDakota
Noah Duke,_R. F. D 2, Box 2. Tisha-
mingo, Miss.
John Evans, Blumfleld 8L, Newburn,
N. Carolina.
will Foy, Emelie, Ala.
Raymond A. Gar-«land, Germsntown,
.3Nebr.
Henry Grier. 426 Hill St, Charlotte.
N. Carolina.
Harold J; Moore, Live Oak. Col.
Carson City,
I
Britain. Doss
‘ also most mount and
mm cations.
nut LL. Welsh. all.
WOUNDID SEVERE!”
-Benialnin Roiski, 52 nil-ch en, New
0“].
Clark W. Wyatt. Richardsvilla, W. Va.
ObioYousg,E.l". p. 1, chanoatoawi
VI.
do, N. .v.
WOUNDID.
(Deans Undetetvninod.
Samoan“,
Harold 1". Mayor. Bartlett. 711.
John 1". Pay, 821 Clinton Ava, Albany,
N. Y.
corporal. _
Fred W. Drown. 1316 E. Fulton St.
Columbus, Ohio.
Privates.
Joseph Ditaco. 110 North Main St..
Tulsa, Okla.
Alexander J. King, 306 Livingston
Avo.. Albany, N. Y.
Bernard H. Lohmkuhl. 71! Philadel-
phia 8L. Covington, Ky.,
John ucountoa, loss a rats at. Phil
sdolpbls. PO.
George Nolan. 1426 Jackson St. Scran-
ton. Pa.
S:anioy J. Postula, 420 3. Jordan St..
Shenandoah. Pa.
William E. Potionco, R. F. D. 2, [mo
gene, lows, .
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
Galloway G. Cheston, Carvoi Hall, An-
napolis, Md.
Jason S. Hunt. Woodsvilie. N. H.
(‘Ifford A. McElvain. Albany. 110.
Richard ‘C. Martin. Mechenicsburg,
Ohio.
Paul N. Montague, Winston-Salem. N
Carolina.
Charles S. Sands,
Richmond. Va.
Grover C. Venn, 601 Dexter Ave, Mont.
gomery, Ala.
Arthur L. Whlton. Northville, N. Dak.
Privstoe.
Charlie Amador. Golind, Texas.
'i‘oney Basile, R. F." D. 7, New Castle.
.Ps. ”
Charlie R. Baxley. Oran, Ark.
Julius Becker. Sturgis. Mich.
Neil Cpaida, Portland. Fla.
' Sterling G. Decordovs, Tishomlngo,
Okla. 3
John J. Flaherty. 122 Willow St. Wal-
U
Travelers Bldg.
so. Seattle. Wash.
F‘rsnk Hbvin. 1057 South unsu-
Chicsgs. III. -
Raymond a. Kaine. is Kingsbury St.
Worcester. Mass. _3
Guy nuns-lose so mountains;
Boston. Mass.
Joseph torsilo. so Mirisoio st, Com
diinlso. itniy.
James D. MoGurk.
Forks. Yo; Co. Pa
Muddy glass:
. Martin E. Maddox, Inks-land, Ky.
Cataldo Make, Carats, Bari ,1“
George Marshart. R. F. D. SWL
Wis. .
Peter P. . Maiuioviss. 3 Diamond-St.
Worcester, Mass. 3
Scott D Moore, Woodland, Ten
James H. Murphy, 31 Ardlingto'n It.
Woburn, Mass.
Charles O'Btlrn. Corner 205th,flt.,&
Barnes Ave., New York, N. Y. 7
Elmer Pratt. a. r. o. a, loom
aat. Texas. "
Cissde R. Endican, Cumby. Texas.
Arthur J. ,Roiiinson. 2 School Ave,
Waltham, Mass.
Edwin Roar, 1175 21st St, Milwau-
kee. Wis. 3
Edwin Rosor. 29 Seigel St.,
Na '0 I
enevuoustv woman else or
WOUNDS.
Now Reported Wounded in Action.
.' Major.
Louis Farrell. Fort Snsliing. Minn.
Mamas cones caouALriss.
The following casualties. were to-
ported by the commanding general of
the America: Expeditionary Tomes:
Killedinootion......... ........ . S
Died of wounds received in action 4
Died of disease .. l1
Wounded in action (severely).
Brooklyn,
Joseph Zendslall, Kyle P“ W. Paton Wounded “33”,”. (m undotcr-m
Missing iniquit- ," s
. i -’
1 “ ."T'fi
mums. ....... tad-t
KI‘LIO m ACTION
Contain.
3Lester S. Wsss, Gloucester, Mass.
Privates.
William mesheisor. no Hamburg
Ave.. Bklyn, N. Y.
, Q
Ave, Chicago, ill.
DIIO OF WOUND. RECEIVED IN
ACTION.
Md Lieutenanta.
Walter J. Ainn. 612 8th St. Rochelle.
Ill. 4
Privates.
William Melt. Cross, 411 8rd 81., ere.
Mont.
Edward L. Heins, 519 E. Ormsby 81..
Louisville, Kl
Gust A Turngren, 5710 S. Morgan 8t..
Chicago, 111.
WOUNDED IN ACTION
(SEVERELY)
- Sergeant.
Howard H. Young, N. Perkins. Kewa-
nee. illinois.
Corporala.
Daniel AmospNevada. Mo.
William J. Greening. 2415 2nd 81..
Peru, ill.
a
Privatoo.
George Chatey, Hebron. Nebr.
Martin A. Dooley, N. Terry" " .i. N. Y.
Lyle ii. Faulkner, Newp’:., Ky.
Iiarold R. Jones, 437 Cennesee St,
cs. N. Y.
Ciiiford Kirk, Vandalin. Illinois.
Robert L Haugher. Chase, Alabama.
John Sechklrs. 1402 Oibgon. Ave.,
Cleveland. 0.
WOUNDED IN ACTION
(Degree Undetermined).
Captain.
Joseph D. Murray. Concord. Mass.
Lieutenant.
John H. Nichols, 1217 N. Villere, New
Orleans. IA. ,
Charles W. Brooks, 208 N. Washington
St., Wheaten, ill.
Ralph C. Judd, 886 S.1st 8t, DsKaIb,
ill.
Uti-
3 Quartermaster So'rgonnt.
John 5. Kindeily, Hueuos Ayres, S. A.
‘ .fwmn
Edwin p. IKshlor, has: Blackstone.
' oi Danbury but formerly of Bridge
‘ alleged to have taken place April 1,
1911.
,Company. Cruel and abusive trash
3 mom and attempts to damage hot
character were chained.
“personal estafebe sttachodto thew
‘. Mrs. Mellon and tour minor children.
DIMEY.
Mn. N. 11., in ms.
m .
n, , w— .
CARDIN AUOCIATION NOTES
G. l Codding, state entomoiodst.
has not out the following var-lag
W (I! Mote hornworm.’
”has.
may. 111 M 81..
Pendolton, Ore.
Wfiiisn 3. Seibert, 4137 N. Hamlin
he. Chicane. ill. ,
Alvin W. Thresher. Boyd, indigna. .
Herbert G. Truppaer, 126 Donna St.,
New Brighton; N. Y.
William W. Wolavor, _,Aiberta Canaan
Cory-rail. _ . {no
walnut A.~ W W City.
Okla.
14)!” A. King. Plalndeid. Wis.
Isabel Sklnr. 2344 F‘arnsworth, Detroit.
Mich.
Vosrn W. Young, Colfax, Wash.
Privatoo.
Albert Adamick, Glen Carbon. lll.
Earl K. Barnett. indisnoia, Iii. '
Harold Cass, Goldwater. Mich.
B. Currie, 362 North St, Talia
large green worms, which are known
on tomato lnrnworms.
ms 0! a very beautiful moth co.-
in
'tor
hoods and those growing tomatoon
should be on the lookout continually
tor this Insect.
cause considerable damage by cut»
, this leaves from the plants.
Owing to the tact that they
well camouflaged, it is “nitrogen?
sible to see these homworms «wiles
rut. Tiny are readily detected, her.
lover, when feeding and can be picked
“m lintsken when flying,
Melvin 0. Olson, Hatton. N. D. “m“ b’ “m“ mm" “d a.
Robert J. Reynolds, Harrisburg, Ill.
Herve Rigg,PoIiatch, ldaho.
GsorgeH. Illiley. 10 William St, Rox-
is a poor method of storage. at best.
ISeveral reports have been receroC
whore potatoes left In the grand
have been ruined by wire worms and
bury." Mass. white grubs. These insect posts son,
George B. H. Schnarr. 1:5 N. in! Sin olncnlt to control. that loss can as:
Newark. N. J- prevented by will)! “Ell“! U“ 1"!
Joseph I. Sooworker, Connollsyiile. Pa.
George Selbort, 7615 Hickory St, New
Orleans” 3. in. _
Vincent A Sheridan. 1001 Church 5t.
Richmond Hill, New York
Samuel. A Singer, 8850 F'iourney St.,
Chicago. m.
Linton C. Shobbs, 8201 Columbus Ave,
leaving the potatoes in the gronfl.
for these garden U-bosts to dflm3
rotsandotborlootclops.
o. a. a. users *3
some or outing
—-—-——
South Minneapolis. Minn. , Favors War for Unconditional Ides
MI WWW-.Mlllefobnlw.‘ vendor? loo 1'
, Mo... :2. .. . . many. ss.—c. i3
0.8tl lotbell. . Cl Omaha. Net, yous!!!"
Wash. was elected coinmandor-in-chiof t
the Grand Army of the Republic
the coming year. The election
Mr. Adams was made unanimous.
0. Chambers of Portland. Oriel.
chosen senior vice-commandant»
chief. Other elders elected yostori
day were: Mien H. Haber, of VI»
ginia. ipior - vicocommsndor-inr
chief, C. M. hrrIn of Vermont. ’7'”
goon gunnl. and Philip A. Norddi'.
of Baton. Mann. chaplain in-chioi'
The newlyclected commander—Ir
chief annouced the following an-
.pointmeatsof his stnd: A. N Trio
bio, Nels, adiutant general: Colon!)
D. E. Stowlts of Buffalo. N. Y., “or.
,tormaatsr general. and George D.
,Kellogg of Newcastle, Cai., patriotin3
Instructor.
Luke Stansherry, Coal Creek, Tenn. 33 The delegates to the G A ‘E. M
Privates. vention placed themselves on record
Henry Deluge, 90 Scott 8L. Detroit, as “mm a war for the uncondi-
Mich tional surrender of the foe and 'an
James W. Easter, 1205 W. 7th 81., Cin— ever more "sow“. prosecution 0'3
cinnati, 0. the '“3
Charlie W. Giles, Galnaville. Ga. 3
Fred ls. Pence, 227 W. 16“) SL, EH9“ Daughter A‘ways Tit“
Completely Restored Hor
Pa. ‘
_ Health
l Long island City, N. Y.—
dsughter is a milllner (1 she got in-
to a rundown condition pale and had
no appetite. After other medicines
failed to help her. Vinol gave :or a.
appetite, built her up an cont-
mly restored her health. "—dlrla
H. Ott.
The reason Vinol was so succul-
ful in this case Is because It contains
beef and cod liver peptones. iron and
manganese peptcnotes and glycol?
phosphates, the very elements needs!
to build up a weakened, run dowl
system, and create strength M—Frsnk
Mater and druggisla everywhefl.
-Ad1.
M
Joseph G. Stringfellow. Robinson, Ill.
George T. TIMI. Gen. Del.. Henderson.
Ten. 3
Lee N. Uta, Burlington. Kyt
anmnd E. Tibial“, (7111 and Jef-
ferson Sit, Sa'vannaht 0a.
Alfred C. Yrein. Wilmot. Sqth Dakota
Charles C. Walters, 1521 isth 81..
Rock Rd. ill.
Michael J. Ward. 1040 itittonhonse
81., Cincinnati, 0.
Posey L. Webb, IL F. D.. No. 3, Gail-
-: way. Va.
James C Wilson, Baywood. Va.
Charles H.Zwillich,1390 Prospect Ave
New York. N. Y.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporal.
'2’.
Died of Disease.
Sergeants.
George V. Rowbottom. Gloucestershire,
England.
I
THnss‘essK DIVORCES
IN SUPERIOR counr
Desortlon and Cruelty Chat-pod by
Trio of Wives Sedition Freedom.
Divorce proceedings have been
brought by Emma Lee Sansone. new
port. in the Superior Court against Jo
seph Sansone, Jr., of Bridgeport. De-
sertion on December 26, 1906, Is the
ground. The couple have one child.
Sanford Sansone, and Mrs. Sansone.
asks the court to allow her the cus-
tody. The wife’s maiden name was
Emma Thorns. She married the do
fondant October 15, 1904.
Another, divorce action tiled yester-
day .was brought by Alice A. Ridley of
Bridgeport. intolerable cruelty is al-
leged. They were married August 18,
1898, and have one minor child which
the plaintitf desires the custody.
Mary A. Leather 01 this city wants
a decree from Richard Leather of
Bridgeport on the ground of ,desgrtion.
AUTO EXPRESS
ngily Trips Between
Norwalk and New York City-
MAIN OFFICE,122 WATER STREET.
scutIrN Norwnlk, Conn. ‘
Telephone 294.
New vonK CITY OFFICE,
411'East 23rd St.
Phone Grammomy 705.
if you are In a hurry, just phone no.
and we will take care of your mm‘
for you. We have ser91l'33,_ o! the bat
Trucks in the gtate.
Dump Track! a. Conn-scams We
Our Truck make dailyll trips to
York city. Let them handle
freight and express, and thus keep I:
away irom the congested terminals.
We Aurthur
Nola} CWT“
Your shipm'énts a‘re ent’tdftod to
001119908th
Mrs. Leather, whose maiden
name was Mary Pennington, married
the defendant February 31. 1906.
MR8. NEH-EN BRINGS SUIT
PITTSFIELD, Mass. Aug. 28.—
Mrs. Katherine Livingstone Mellon.
of Stockbridge, today filed suit hero
for a divorce from Charles S. Mellon.
former president of the New York.
New Haven and Hartiord Railroad
Thepetition asks that his‘raal and.
amount of “00,000 for the support)!
Mr. Mellon "hall! boson wool“-
'ipgatoraseparation.and boat-Ins a
tech 109--
m
3..
i‘
There are often found on tomatoes.‘ 9'
These are the: .
wwwmsphinmoth, at”;
‘ .
S will bird. There are twoif
as they are apt to ._r.
33%;
«1mm
Erwin H. Eggert, 2119 Visit 81., M11 W ”I had and destroyed. it sheaf
waukee, Wis. ‘dant, spraying once with arsenate of
John F relahus 1855 Madison St. 81. 1°“ 1‘ “3““! wflcient to kill than.
10“].- Mo ' " It is not advisable to leave m.
Charles A. Gordon. Springfield. ill. toes in the ground m" the vines “’7 .
JohnLGunn, Cordele m. M and the tubers have om,
Arthur J King ' "Mr smvth. There to nothing t., g..-
Tho same advice holds true for our '
W‘s
.. \
Mother Says Vinol eullt Her Up and .
‘mr ‘
HERSHEIELD’S ' _
‘Ea' heirloom:
2min new. 0 fl
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