& protest against the two 00
,M
names
“at
.ence. ‘
‘ Other resolutions adopted were:
59m who voted against. sultan
tendering to President Wilson appro-
prate gratitude for his interest in II!-
luieliiaui. south
Dakota and Oklahoma for their recent
(rage; greetings to
suffrage victory.
ed for Mrs. J. G. Bacon of Hartford
Stoddard of New Haven.
Officers Elected.
to the election of oillcers, and trans
action of routine business.
elected second auditor
OWL“ MIN aurora
“OLE
I
, m from Paris
at the trustee or less! proceed-
‘ , 7 UNI German army ot-
ahea committed by then.
' M “are durlnx the German
.. d northern F'rancenge
‘ M9 were (min I
' ‘ ability at Justice. and
an an inquirly pendulum:
” M’ departuent, bare
' m evidence against the‘
i
huh have gone back to
genital.
-W they will he
77, linemalnretwbflll
avert Israel. The unleaded
valid. according to French law.
" m aaiaerluea are then
(at any-haunt time, to gain
' ampereensoithexuilty.‘
tie seam will be executed,
”7 claim intends such!
to the ease of all Germen army
whom sllilicient evi-I
aa- be procured. There are;
Whoa that Belgium may)
. .mea. but and low. not except-i
Mix, Tirpita and the:
‘ ‘ Mr guilt is greater than‘
its despicable subordinates
It“! frightfnlnesr. i
5 who
Lil example. There is a popu- Killed in action (including
~ 001' Iii-1|" "mauve in 396 at sea) ............ 173 15,301
m “a“ “mm" ”‘3’“, Died of wounds . ........ . as 6,096
'm mommy be R Mack Died of disease ........... 279 7,312
" ' the names of thousands of Died of accident and other
, nicer: Who will never durel causes ................ . i: 1.502
“d“ n W Aim? acoli‘r’“ 0" 'r Wounded in action ....... Elli 4351::
(l In excellent we; Diffijll‘lllal‘ly ; Missing in action ”mind
I‘d; ”plied indiscriminately to uni ing prisoners) ......... ‘Jll 5,534
place of Mrs. Henry ii. Townehend
chairman. instead of
scans) of the executive board is: vice
nresident,’ Mrs. Grace
Seton. Greenwich;
al‘)’, Mrs. W. R. Deming. llartiord;
Hartford county. chairman, Miss Mary
Builteley; New Haven county leader.
con-e
spondlng secretary, Mrs. liirum Percy
Maxim: treasw‘c' Mine Mabel Wash;
burn: chairman .\.»..‘ London could).
Mrs. Henry ll. Tovrushend;
lire. Willis Austin: chairman Fair
field county, Miss Caroline Ruiz-Rees; i
chairman Windham county. Miss Ros-
chalrman ldtchv
field county, Mrs. A. E. Schant-Tay-
lor; first auditor, Mrs. Marian Nichols
amond Danielson :,
Rawson, Riverside; Middlesex, Miss
Mary Webster; Tolland. Mrs. Fannie
Dixon Welch. '
THE NATION’S HONOR ROLL.
Army.
Reported Total
'Nov. 22. to date.
Totals ..
((‘orrotzted according
Department figures).
............ 1.274 88.066
to hits-st War
“capture should not he left? r Marines.
should be forced Total
them for panishment. i todate.
u—M )
’ - - t .. ............ , 64
muFUL ARIIBTICE. ‘iltlilhs. t“ (duties :3
_ k ‘ um pmpmm is goingt‘Kflllnde ...................... «‘28
Idl ll the whole. i Missing in action (including
Germans have left Franceu prisoners) ................ 234
fin I'et ring steadily from Bel- w,—
Ol'lieace-Lorraine. They will .
Total ....................... 4.02..
.0 out of urembourg and all
. . aide of the Rhine valley."
(Corrected according to latest Marine
2 viii true W7
an. epeclal‘ Whil-
peace conference.” Al-
ana Mullen pas-ed M0!“ ““3
methadone: the meow-1;!-
A
aaeotieut
Resolution of sympathy were past
Mrs. W. K. Rogers of Ioridcn; um.
Frank Day of Hartford, and Ira. H. P.
The afternoon session was devoted
Miss Katherine A. budington of
Lyme was reelected president, and
Mrs. T. s. McDermott of this city was
to take the
becomes New Haven county
Mrs. Charles
Morris, who resigned. The full per-
Thompson
recording secre
MH'W.W'W¥W. .. immense-amen ‘
mieau‘aiaactien: - (tier thesprtagtrade thefullpoverw, m g. coauqu
mummauureg. of, stimulated business should we prieuwillooatinueo;
menace-a. .7 I z .. ”greater volume 0(st monthly em.
‘ Wte'datv.m4m _ thither. “about: my hither.
lflbl " ’7 little mean
'Mding prices of hats. the first
his. or buyers will lead quitel
are have plum
lur- u'hlch they will
, to the conclusion that as The“ eixhi
’i' Geri-in, Providence: Gabe “spawn. W of u... W has steamy hats am
in : .
Privates flannel 1'. {Iain Potluck
pills; Oscar D. WOW W:
George'l). Brena, Baltimore; Edward
D
DMD
use
month, today'-
33.... Audio x r mun rem, inclination a mi tic tur and album;i 0“ "1°
y, . .; in ( cea. its tor no .3 . ere subroupect now
Greensburg. P's: Daniel H ”with”. should causepa drop. A more care- comer flit {or at
Philadelphia; Zonory Minnich. 7 Pal- ft‘il analysis of anions. however. “0'1"“-
isade avenue. Bridgeport. Conn; would seem to prove this idea tel-i 1450f certainly will
James Reed, New Bethlehem, Pa: lacy. a keener study of the situation “941 to accept a lower earning power
Phillip R. 8hcultz. Philadelphia; J0- [forcing the logical inference that the M “We. “I We coming years more
seph 3- 5119"“. Huntington. Muse! present level ot' prices must be main- W111 undoubtedly be a readlustment,
Percy W. Young. McAdam Pa. ,tained rol some linu- certainly until and it mm place the remuneration
-
O
—-—-—-———.._.__.. 1“.“ fall. .l'ol' labol on a different basis. but
THE NATION'S HONOR ROLL. ; in 1e“ hats. for and labor o'er; this evolution sill not begin for many
: Am” ’the two large controlling lat‘tors ill months during ”19 period ”131 the 18
Reported Tots)
. 4 . . bol' rilorla (‘ comm t
establihllln t e )rice alliance. on K ues acu (9.
Nov. 25. to date. 5 h i ‘
dltious tll‘t’ so uncertain, and then- ale
Killed in action (include . . , 4 , it would be quite as reasonable to ex-
ing 96 u' are) .......... 336. 1mm. $3333. itgeali‘ gm‘gfllgl‘ydni: pct-I highel and to predict lower hall
Died of wounds .......... (to 6.508 cult to see clearly ““0 the tutor:- prices. The logical deduction is than
Died at disease .......... 13 7.3m . . ' the Pl'lbii" price level will be maint-
f Died of accident and other A“ de‘em’m‘m" ”mew" ”m laint‘d
causes ................. :32 l 76?- would have ‘ tendency to low”. pricre‘ I Straw Hat Prices
Wounded in action ...... 3!): like!) “01,“? be “ remarkable ”rpm“ i in nildw hate there is 21 Fill!”
Missing in action (includ- ”we" of “”4”” h" are d”’"““' situation. The two llllportant e
H
Vt
i
..l
i
......... 73 3,434 out aliaseiher on the available sup-
... __.~.._ ply and demand. While it is (lut-
11...”, ____________ ”09 85445;. that there is it large potential supply
Marines. in Australia," it is a serious question
Total whether that supply is at all available
to date. or will be duriugthe nehl six months.
............ 1.3“ Since last May there has been an
ing prisoners) mums oi cost are labor and man-i
braid. The labor situation is about,
as outlined in the felt hat industry»
except that the shortage for the. pre-I
sent and immediate future is more
acute in tile straw hat trade, and the;
increase in wages has been even:
a
Deaths. :lil l'illl'si‘p.
Wounded ................... 2,428 ”9"“30 prohibiting ‘1‘” . importation greater.
Missing in lti‘ilon (including ' f; 51?“; “in: iiuiouihe lfl"‘;‘3;‘2‘” There is little likelihood that straw)
)l‘ifiontlhi) .................. 2‘ 5 In“ (“‘an y Cal 9 I ' llS- bra . “ ’ ' -’
I ‘ trails. This is so framed that the H mm" 1" so damn. the flea"
Total ....................... L023 domestic IIJHKGt hit! 'bfen absolutely
\usulxhrorv, Nov. 23.-1‘lle fol- “in“ ‘0 “man“ ”lib“ “in" ’0"
lowing casualty lists were made pub- the 1"" “1‘ months. .
m. today by ”u. War Deal-talent; in order to take advantage at the
Army. 4 'altluatlgtn, am‘gufiéloogi likins. ‘h’i
(‘haracter of casualties ln‘ indicate. ““9 ‘ “i . . ”“5"" 1‘ p~ ticularl Ja n. s -
thus: . d 99‘ from Australia ‘0 CHM“. prob- war, ha’i'e til: a :emtrlfizllen agakgfig
(K) killed in action) (owl died of “NY ‘0 we“ were 8 (“Mme 0'" ing lnduatigally during the past two'
wounds; (DA) died . of accident or 9”“le ‘0 ship "“0”“ country. or three years. the consequent scar-i
other causes: (DD) died of disease: Goyernrnent m have “he“ "‘0“ city of labor insulting from the new?
(W) wounded; (we) wounded slight-"id” "“1 "‘0 “W“ we“ "m“ manufacturing aunties has mised‘
'3'; (“'U; wounded, degree “damp a decision as to.the (Revolution ““0" the coat or labor immensely. and the.
"fibril: '1“) missihs: (ti’) prisoner. “WM 5° made of "‘9 "‘"Chudise- new scalr of earnings must be paid‘
Connecticut. ' Th0 “ii” 0! the 03‘5"” W“ ”‘9' for straw braid labor in order to sci
Hansen. Carl 8.. corn, 22H Falrfield new-5M 0‘ confirms 00"” Emir cure it. aim- braid, moisture, will)
“9-. Bridgeport (K). W“ ”‘0‘ as ‘ result 0‘ "’9 transfer probably cost even more than at pre-i
Yilailoy, John ll. corp, New Britain, of many ships from the Pacific 1° "‘9 sent. ' '
(Wily . ' {Atlantic and the necessity of utilize Summing up. therefore. the entire!
Boniface, James J.. 546 Congresa ave, tag ‘9 m“! “3 possible ”3" remain- situation in telt and straw hats-«and!
New ilaven (W8). ("18 Pacific “9““th ‘0' "i" traits in cloth hats and caps. too. wherevt
Driscoll, Louis \'., Seymour, (W). (port-Jinn 01' Australian wheat and similar conditions
in the labor, and the coat heretotore;
has been based on the very cheapest
. labor in the wurld-~~-the Chinese and
A Japanese coolle. China. and more per-
totthat
of
less: “weight,
not be natia- ‘
it Will tilerolule he realizetlmat;
eat cost in the production of straw:
braid is not in the material itself but!
a
i
I .5
,
i
i
uWWM-rfii‘f .
masm's choicest models. In ' l"
' eilects. A complete color “up“,
“()l‘th up to $18.50. We have marked them
51 0.95
Win autism.
pie Merchandise at Price's Far
Below Their Regular Value
Still and, Seth) Dresses 7
assortment and all sizes. They hr.-
pleated and straight
to sell at
)l
I
Women’s Silk Gloves
Double thread. double hllger tlp- .. Ready Made VBik
373,7;ttrsafine duality Black Silk 23,31" d: :lllin':l.,.mm§rsfil also
. ran e to wear. . ‘- "_ s; a l (3 new
Regular price $1.49. tall "“10“: 1" (lill‘vl‘cllt size
i'uir ............ $1.25 "1“”
Women’s Imported
Gloves
Real l-‘rent'b Kid, glare
The famous (eutemeri
500d makes;
cred back, all
also block all
fillinl'l. chenille
and other
(wot-lamp, embroid-
the wanted colors:
d while. Re i
price is $2.75 pair. go or
Saleprit'e $1.95 {lgir‘inch chenille border; all
Women’s Tan Caneskin Value 2.50. Special $2.00
G loves Women’s Leather Hand
A soft, pliable leather Bags
from inl rted shins~one 3:: Value “'25-
perfect tting; the regular price For 89!:
is 82.26 pair.
Sale price .......... $2.25
Silk Hose
Women's pure thread Silk
lull fashioned.
and reinforced
l-‘or....
Hose,
lisle garter toil
heels and union
all colors.
p... .............. $1.69
Women's Winter
tiles.
Special, each ......
Silk Veilinu'
Plain single mesh; also
Special, yard ......
“De Luxe” Veils
Ready made, extra. quality, with
Box .Writing Pa
Value 2‘20.
Three Piece Carving
Choice horn, stag or bone lian»
Value tip to
Hill). Special, set
The Famous Will. A.
Rogers’ Silver Plated
50c
will:
29c
dots.
Mr
150
Sets
.. $2.98
Ware
ADVE
Olmsteui. Mr. ’1‘.
M. J. Howard. P. .\f.
“f
._..... . ....__.
‘garia to prevent tumlne and its at-
‘iendant misery. dist-are and anarchy.
P1 _ .
o..
. m
lwley. George 1)., Allimton (W). tweet. logical w 01M! a 125353;]:‘1‘11 [mail 3 . Weill“ Union Suits
Kackynski, Adam, 96 Curtis 8L, Men] The end of the war does not relievel ____ .. w elude from line 50" quality
d"! (K). _ (the ocean shipping crisis—«mite. on. . .‘nrn. perfect tilting, shaped for
Linus, Peter, 27:. North Main St. xOr. the contrary. it will tend to make the.‘ "EARN“ oum'cisancum‘r M“ .3 comfort and I
wich i\\'). ‘ shortage more pronounced; I‘Cven WASHINGTON NW ,3 7 ”Em“ l good Wear ........ .98
Lynch. i'utrit-k ii. .55 [Hr S,” p; _. consider the new construct on rent ' -"-\ -‘ . .
Maven (on). r “7‘ American shipyards, the American {,Tflfig‘aflfim’iiiifi‘.’§fi.*‘§angry:1' .. Hunstltched Table
Saigee. William “2, Group DD _ (soldiers must be kept in Europe for . _ j .- ‘f _ -.~. \ _
'l‘c'renult, Ernest J., Broolrltn 3w” ‘msny months. they must be led, {administration bill. “huh _'"°‘”d“‘: Cloths and 6 Napkins to
- mm; ' " clothed and supplied from American mu? m?! ”iiuu’l‘wm ””“Wfifl Match
Russo LETTERS. shores. and in addition the armies chuemgptffihh? (it"mmg ”’7‘ ”fl ilé-i Vent) M ed“
The following letter. m 1111— nnd’clvilian. pepulatlon of our Allies tions in this country undid-1:31:11 -“ it it 00 3"“ Y‘ - value $2 98
claimed at the Nowell: poetollce for will require much mfatgiai gem this elai purposes ‘ “i“ ' - '5‘“ ------ .. a
(how it ‘lld' i.\' .25 fl, (but: ——on top 0 law ch to ' ..- ‘ ‘_
Foam». (Skull. 0v ' l “I U. B.?dvemment lira althounced that ”gang!" $“k33ufu'l‘il'ilf‘in £0", “Hf, ‘ 100 Demand Table T098;
Gilbert, Amos. (or humanity‘s suite America. must throu h the ver ‘ "I u'iu‘f’fh 44 inches equal-u,
James, Miss ii. at. fnrnhh means of relief to Russia, (would‘be o “fut—ejngiiiitl; ‘3“{f' ohm; 4 Value 31.50,
Kennedy, Mrs, Theo. Germany. Austria. Turkey and Bul- 9" y “ - “‘5 ‘1‘) 4. .ti. each .......... 98°
partuont. Rates for such messages;
it. is positively the best silttu
plated ware made today for ”it
price.
Set of ti 'i‘taspoollu for . 43c
Set of ti ’i‘uhlespoollli for 95c
$01 of ti Knives l‘or ...... $1.75
Set of ti Forks for ........ 95c
Casserole Baking
Dishes
)l'l‘th I'OVN‘. Made of a superior
grade earthenware, inside and
outside are highly glaz-
Ptl. Round or oblong. 49¢
..... Tet s e c etaoin llllnlllltlli
'would be fired by the Secretary of the ,1 Ci
Navy, who also would provide special; ‘ - - --
rates for press dispatches. ’2' "9 .3;
b Development of wireless leicgraplly ’ — '
y scientists would be encouraged and WILL N f
the measure Would not apply to tvpel-v‘ 0 CALL STRME
ituenial and training school sizltioll.~,t
which Would continue to operate illi-I
2,5? .Q-j--I=U£
SAN F.\.\ Nt'iSCt), Nov.
-=r--.
~23.» Do i
. Q. ‘QM’L; £94.39; gm
~ b“ " .712?-
! GEN. CROIIER RESiGNS
Former Chief of Ordnance Plans to
der government licenses.
cisltm not to rail :1 general strike as ll‘
N‘Olt‘fit ltgttillst lilt‘ i‘Xt‘f'tli'tou U'.‘ (hut l _ Travel m gut-0P5: .
telliber 13 of Thomas J. Mooney \\'.’.‘\I .1 OSTO‘Y' hov. 2"'~M“-"“"‘:"”‘ "
. ' ; ”Wm“, last night by the San PM“! iartl't'llliam (roan-r, (lomlllauth-r ol' (:4)
.llolloly I radio commulliu-lion is ne-i in Labor ('Olint'll which it»; ‘ill “illt‘l‘ Department oi “Grilled-5‘! and lot-n.1-
.ceasai‘y in order that intermitionall native appointed In committec ot‘ 2.11le0‘ of ”"m‘lmcg' ""“mmw‘l “m" “
tailTl‘t'mi‘hifi may be executed properly to call lwrsonaily on thwernor W 1) day he had ”Sign”! “'0‘“ m“ “""‘-"
and that government business. such as Stephens and um. him. to grant ' h‘,‘ and that the resignation had been ...-.
communication with um fleet at gm“ (mummvd mm a new trillion ensue: t-optcd. effective Junuary l. ”l' 1m
(shall not be lntcrir‘rerl with Hirmlgh 1,... ...,,m;iml.m murder indictmeh‘wl been in the army fortr-tuo )(‘il-‘i.
the i‘)‘-‘l‘-’iil0n 0f iN‘iHllr plan .~ \;.,,.,,..\- “mpmnd of murder A; Gen. Crozier said that in a short trim
.. . ‘ ' ’ («:23 :: \\l'il illl-i'l‘t'parwn883 Day hp hoped ‘0 "tile! in Europe with
l) l.).') t‘xplvriitlil here on July 22, 918.. Mrs. Crozler. . ,
lie is in San Quentin Prison 9 Gen. szicr was born in ( ill‘l‘itlilnil.
' ;Ollio, in 1855, and has graduated t'rml
I Oillcials oithe Navy Departlllenti
holtl that a practical government nio-
\
- delivered the ill-st big in-
- at their navy and are up-
7 natty to deliver 'the rest.
yielding up their guns, lo-
tcammy trucks,
In. to specifications, or
I0.
‘ lid appeals come thick
. but the evacuation' and
variant on. What delays
lea for the most part due
. 4 tnllon of the German
than to any deliberate ef-
(‘orps figures.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.——-Thc fol»
lowing casualty lists were made llllll~
lic yesterday by the War Department.
Army.
Character of casualties is indicated
thus: (K.) killed in action; (DW died
of wounds; (DA) died of accident or
other causes: (DD) died of disease:
(W) wounded: (\VS) wounded slight-
ly; (WU) wounded. dearee undeter~
WRlGl
The Government ,
'it‘“)
NEW OUTBREAKS OF INFLUENZA,
\ HAll'l‘l‘t rim Nov. 23.-—~Thc state lil-
bercuiurh lil'llllllaflion has been noti-i
‘ i -. “est Point in lli't'. He is an t-.\‘ «rr.
:1 "ft of German nutuorilies mined: (M) mm“: H.) ”mun". . fled ot‘ :m .iiztbl'vak of influenza at the K- OF G. #:gafigawefiggm PAR"; onwordnance andl ’Vt'llh Gm. Buil‘lilllll'
e not! Ring for the inner.1 “MW“M. ““9 S““”'“‘“"“ at “"1““- 91"“: PARIS. )Jov. 35.-The America: 3’“ ‘“V§‘“d.“. gifi‘l‘ppei‘“ii‘“ 5")" :3.”
Item them a lot of bother. Trumbull, John l-‘., major. New Haven Wan S n patients sill’lt‘rinl: from the disease. Knights of Columbus are preparing r “39’“ e ”in; "P.‘.i‘l'.',(-’u“, 3" f7:
‘: magma t" tam: (pm George 1. Allen. sot-n illry of the Board for an elaborate observance of Thanks- Signifal‘gas flue]. $11,113:“, (Emir
. ll anoe soc , ,. , , ,. said man. it: t t) . inf giving Day a Parlsin which promin- ‘ ‘ . . r ‘ . ‘
. terms pm. so littggath, Joseph l.., mrgt., “at! lbtil'y _ "menu“ ‘30 l1lvimvnl:.Whoo‘cetlito1:113:13 exit clergy and laymen of France and of the Ptkln reliti uptditloll.
. Allied countries will take rt. The
stitutlon. when the quarantine was re- Rev. Major James Connolly, WcarinlLANTEs F
moved, for ti visit to his halite in General of the Catholic Chaplains ofl BAND' . -
Southlnzton. and that he contracted 016 American Expeditionary Force,‘ The Vigillantties; i’fnv“’legli"liyi"ilfgln‘1‘:
has arranged for a religious ceremony authors on art 9 5 0 m ‘ g ‘
the “9““ while there. ' news ers and other publications of:
~ .at the Madeleine under the patronage pap .
20f the Archbishops of Beauvoir Am- "‘9 country "98 patriotic “we,“ dur-
ions Solesons and Menu. Cardinal ing the war,ltnnouncetl yesterday that
.m_. - 3011;.” Archbishop of Westminster. ’il, had fulfilled it mission and‘ limit:
NEW HAVEN. Nov. lit—No action Landon: and Colonel Workman. Cam. ceased operations. ’lhe Vt.
. .. . ' - i: t.
on the attitude of Connecticut liquor ollc Chaplain in Chief of the Canadian 81130]! fillings“ with: ":K‘ergo'g‘ 'i‘a
Idealer-a towards nation-wide prohibi- Army, 3'13 “99‘3““ he ””5”“ ,un a t ' 7
_.___._._..._....._._. iagain essential to fire patriots (03a
tion as provided in the bill signed by , common purpose.
President Wilson. will be také'n uhuli """ " “mm“ “"m “l '
the State Liquor Dealers’ Association
meets next month. Secretary '1‘. 1'.
FitsSimmons of that body said today-
Meanwhtle officers will get. in tonal ‘3
iwith those of the national association-
So hereafter all three brands
of WRIGLEYS will be wrapped
in pink paper and hermetically
sealed in wax.
. Look for WRIGLEYS in the
"' pink-end .package and, take
your choice of ”the same‘
three popular flavors. '
. : know that the Ameri-
Brttlsh and Belgian ar-
advancing with perfect equip.
morale. ready at any nio-
Impetus whatever obstacles
f - and enforce compliance.
7 resistance or any wide-
ha of seal in the fulfillment
has would iuult immediate-
Allied forces overwhelming
.. . . cussing the Rhine in
ale-an places. putting all (ter-
7 . . martial law. and then pro-
in exact more than they do-
Battagliola, John, ilridueport (WU).
Bowers, Edward J.. New Haven (W)
Brow, Arthur .l., Waillugford (DW).
Burroughs, Harry A., Hartford, (DD).
Church, Alfred, Nomi): (DD).
Cummings, Ireonarti J.. New Haven.
Farren, James E., New Haven. (P).
Foye, Cliiford C.. N -w Hitven (W8).
Frauen. Frank 8., Bridgeport. (W8).
Harris, Francis, Hartford. (W8)
Easterly, Patrick, Willilnuntic (WU).
I Henchsr Gustave. Stamford (WU).
a; Kalogtrop. John,- Thompsonviile (W).
., Kuchin‘sky, George Joseph, Stamford
i (M).
i Lamberton, Carleton. Hartford (WU).
(Mcolvney. Philip (3.. Waterbury. (so.
; \‘elson, Stuart N. East Berlin (DD).
( Phanenf. Philip 0., Wauregan. (W8).
' Phenol, Albert Chapman, Golchester
(DD). ~
Sullivan, John 1., Hartford (W)
. Therrlen, Fred. Willlmantic (I).
Waltersdorf, John Julius. Bridgeport.
W8). .
Weleh, John 3., Hartford (W) . ‘
INISH worm; Dis.
wiLl. CONSIDER PROHIBiTION
s 8: Fans
STAMFORD MAN CLAIMS
DESERTION. ASKS DIVORCE
James A. Cartwright of Stamford
tiled papers in the Superior court this
Week in divorce proceeding against.
Leonora Cartwright of New Yorh.'De-
aertlpn on August 15,190!) is alleged. ‘ ‘
The couple ware married January ii, .
1895‘. lire. Cartwright}: maiden name _
was'imnora‘l’hdan. The'suit ia‘rze-
tnrnnble to the abecembe term of
‘r
I
EBRASSIERES
i
W undeddegree mammpm I‘ i e " ’ ,' ~. ‘ . ‘
vtouzly reportedtmiselng inaction: f or qu allty “"m' . ‘ - Mariti- W. firearm. assure gown-fit
Sergeant George Itortinm Mist. - 4 . ., “"1“ no? It . . , W3 3.. urged. MERE: {town ‘
and because 7 4 . :t m... _ . w h, . . M. --
. ‘-.7' “ .' ' “WM ”0 - ~ “wilmwsufifcapamfinfiim Melodrama.
‘ a... ' Minted trimmed beta-duagbroide
. 3‘1 “'2" . .s.
“It , $7.! linen-urea: Jul . m‘ ‘ .
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