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: ‘ “m" lmmlel 1y $150 ' into marrying Elsie Hill. who had been
g: l'heq: working at the Edgewood Arsenal
’ ' u’ plant until transferred to the bar-
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e L Bibi—gllflg l(l(l\.~. .t:~ .t Sltn05.ul)llt.l .for (up .
' P‘- ' Thomas \V. Jones, at the time of the
' .. '- r": FQCH influenza scare. Duggan testified for
“ ' ""0 HAL himself. He said that, he had never
', ETI’T‘QQL JGFFRE lived with his wife, to whom. he said
= --._.. ‘ he was married on orders issued by
i T 3'" ALBEPT Capt. .lnnes, who forced him to do so.
i hn‘u U l-l'e declared that he. lived at, the bar-
rncks during lllf“ time that. his wife
had said. in the morning session, he
lived with her a! 139 Franklin street.
where her parents had been living.
He admitted that he had a married
man’s. pass. but said ht.- never used it.
His absenre was on only two occa»
L-ir.:itcd—— So Get One
Now
" 9 salons. when he obtained passes to go
EGNN ii, to his home. On these occasions. he
stayed for twt or three. days. 1-10 tur-
ther stated that» his wife never asked
him to support her. and that he had
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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t'alm and Food sale by Moose-
heart Legion, Stillson & Powell's. Sat—
urday afternOOn,
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;S0 far as he knew, she had been re-‘
never intimated that he thultl not sill"
port her. although testimony had been
offered t0'the contrary. lie was nl:
Ways at. lllt' barracks betwoon ()cl. 1.-
—- and Nov. 1. _
' Trapped into Marriage
I He added that he believed he had
been trapped into the marriage W’lll]
s I’Ilittlt' by Capt. Jones in the morning,
that he was always present When hIS
wife was at the captain's. home, was
'ftrue to a certain extent. but he re~
”‘55 A “"“5‘ 55 wimw not know what. happened after he left
B‘enut‘. who “an “N!“ Wm“ “” 1")".tho captain’s home. When asked by
Ihs- pant, few wet-k5 is sltm‘ly improl” Attorney Jansen, whether unnot he
' knew that his wife had been ltvmg at
Rev. C. M. Goodman, Duggan said that
he did not know whether she lived
Ithere or not. It has been intimated
{by some that the girl worked at this
. - ~ .' , - - . . - ,-. _ As to the statement made by Sergt.
l reltmlndry CLI‘lJflCdtes ot. dmsolu Bowen. that Duggan had said that be
0it were filed yesterday at the office ~ would kill his wife, rather than sup-
: the secretary of the. state by the. ll. port her, the accused flatly denied ev-
Brick and Tile Co. of Bridge-
9' '1': j. ceiving his regular allotment from the
-----—-~ tGovemment—~$15 from his monthly
«Cake and Food sale by Moose- pay, and $15 in addition. He stated,
heart Legion. Stillson & Powell‘s. Sat-
this girl. 11v said that the. statement
It 'mained there but. :1 fow hours, and did
'the “Soldiers' Rest,” conducted by
I place.
Brewery Co. of Hartford and the er making such a statement, and that
rday afternoon.
‘ Slllfflll fllllM Gilli)
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Lieut. Philip Sherwood. who has
‘Iwen stotiooed at Camp McArthur,
'l'v-xzus. as a. bayonet and gas instructor.
l.-.~. now received his honorable dis-
':-,.-.~;-.u rind returned to his home, in
-l".u(l. avenue.
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'l't‘l'. of 16 llt-ldun avenue.
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heft, Kemp sent an envelope to
Judge: containing $10 and a plea
lienit-ncy.
3-Contlnuous dancing “l Co." and
‘.'neriran Band" with “Svec's Or
rhestra." tonight. Armory. Adm. 350.
THE CUSTOMERS
he never would make such a. remark,
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in the clogs—examnzttion'that he nev- BlG ViGTORY Lulh‘
er said thatvbe would go to the Pacit- MAY OPEN APRIL 6
to Coast or elsewhere ,ns testified by _
(”apt $2,: Ryder Did“ Hear Probably for Short term. lfitereat Like-
The defense then called Sergt. \Val- ly to Be 43/2 Per"Cont.
for D. Ryder, ness~scrgeant at the
barracks. who happened to be in the
office. at the time [Juggan was arrest— . . . .,
ed by Constable Schlechtweg. He said , in the spring Willbe knownas the V‘L‘l
that he had never heard the accused' tory Loan. Official announcement. to;
ltluka such zl‘Slltlt‘llltflll, and that.
he did make. it. there would have;
been no ossibilitv of his not. ltearin'r‘ _
it He «Elli he ""stu(‘k around; thfv'i "‘2'“ “"13 “1T9?“ 0" all a. gem-rill fort»
pillt‘t‘, as tl.ti the others. just to see the; femur-o 0f cunillllilee _ . .
fellow get “pinched.” lluggan. he: tive‘s ol the war loan organizations in
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The Lake Erie Rum into Britiahi'
CARDIFF, Jan. 17.—The American
“'A‘SHINGTON, Jan. 17-—The next. ,Steamship Lake Erie,
big United States loan to be launched was sunk yesterday
the British steamship Hazel Branch,"
inward bound in Cardiff Road. All the
if, this. efiect was made yesterday by S‘ 0-! members 0" the
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gallaher of
representa- bury are on a
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Polished Red Cedar Chests
A variety of sizes of the moth proof or dust proof recep-
tacles for clothing'that are an ornament to any room.
MATTING COVERED HOPE OHES‘I‘S OF VARIOUS
STYLES FOR THE BRIDE TO BE.
. DlNING ROOM FURNITURE
Steamship—Crow All Saved.
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outward bouudyi
in collision witlrrg'
crew were. saved. ii: Tables, Chairs, Bufi'ets, China. Closets, Serving Tables,
—--———~__. i‘fit Tea Wagons in many styles, with a wide range of prices.
Cran— ;
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trip to California.
said, was very quiet. about the subject, 5 every reserve district. . l
and made few remarks while waiting; Set-retal‘v Glass will recommend 195-:
to rt‘t‘eire his discharge papers. (‘on-1
stablt~ Stzltlet-htweg was called to 195'; islntion for the loan in the next woekl
or two. In the meantime he will'
make no statement as to the interest
the terms. conditions or “‘mmi’l
not; ties. It is known, however, that the'
Duncan has in the barracks. as he; loan probably “'1“ he a COlllparativ._-]y'
Still he was, was taken up. Sergeant , short term one. It is expected the:
Roy ll. llabsar was again ”1le 1103 campaign will open April 6, on the swu'
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my on the Hunt" question. and he, too. ,
said that in» Lad heard no such state—2
ment as has reported by Sergt.g rate
Brown.
The question as to whether or
.~ - -;' ' as $1 as - . .
“him-‘- ”‘ “ “"1 ”1‘" ‘ l, ,_ 3 0nd anniversary of the entrance Hi the
inlet“ Ituegan “as at. the baliack: Y 3 . _ ;
regularly. and that he. knew he was Lntted states. into the war., 3
there almost every morning. .-
Pass Refused Witness
At this point. Attorney Jansen asked
the Judge for a recess of about five
minutes, to allow two important wit-
nesses who. he thought, would en-
lighten the court on the subject, to
get it) court. The rcccsewas grant;
ed. After a waiLol‘ almost ten min-
utes, Private Oswald J. Hunter came
at, full speed from the barracks. He
also brought with him the news that
Private Schechtman. who was espec-
ially wanted by the attorney, had notl
been allowed to leave the plant. a pass!
being refused him by Capt. Jones.l
Sel‘gt. Schade. who also was to have’
been there. was not present. ’
Hunter. a. “bunkie” of Duggan, stated '
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Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.
Philadelphia, Pa.——“l was verywaak
always tired, my back inched, and l fel
sickly most of the
time. I went to a,
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Goon 81:. EVA. '3"! 9 o’clock. Est. 1891
Wall ‘and High Sta. Norwallc.
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if?
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.wmzzgnm BungalowHouse Dresses
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“Sines" . ' i Light Percale, plain and with elastic belts ...... $125—$200
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American Gingham in new models with slip pockets and
cross-over belts $200—$225,
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See Us and See Better.
“The bone of good glasses.”
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doctor and he said
I had nervous indi
cation, which ad
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condition kept. mot
worrying most of
the time—mo he
that, as far as he knew, the sergeant
was present at the barracks almost
every night except when he was away
from town. at his home in Milton.
Mass. which is just outside of Boston.
He stated that. he had had many con-
vesations with the accused after the
lights had been turned out in the .har- said if I could ”ml“
racks. The defense then rested. ‘ .. stop that, I could
' Father-lmLaw on Stand i DOt get. well. I
The prosecutor then called Arthur 11931363013“!!!me
John Hill. the father of Mrs. Dnsgan. ~- . - ‘ lygzahfilkhle as!!!" ,
l '. 3 .' . s
Ht testif ed that his son in law lived “my husband
wanted me to it. ,
book it fonweek and feltnlittle t- i
tor. I kept it up for three months, and Q
I feel fine and can eat anything now t
without distress or nervousneoo.”— Mrs; i
J. Wonrmmn, 2842 North Toylor St, ‘
Philadelphia Pa.
The majority of mothers nowadnyu
overdo, there are so many demands
. upon their time and strength; the result i
is invoriobl a Weakened, run-down, .
nervous con 'tion with headaches, bock- '
ache, irritabili and do _ —-and
soon more serious ailments develo .
ltio otsuch riods in life thotLydia .
Pinkham’l egetable Compound will
restore a normal healthy condition, as
at his house off and on for some time.
gand that herlett on Nov. 7, and had
{not been there since, although he had
been extended an invitation to make
.his home with Mr. and Mrs. Hill be-
'lleved that Duggan probably spent
about ten or more nights at. his home
between Oct. 13 and Nov. 7. Mr. Hill
did not know of his daughter's mar-
riage until Oct. 13.
l Mr. \Vofsey then summed up the
licase again, adding a. few points to his
morning argument in the criticism of
Duggan’s testimony. He held that,"al-
though three persons had testified
that he had stayed at 159 Franklin
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CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Harwell;
81 Wuhln‘ton 3m
street, the accused flatly denied ever‘ ltdidto Mrs. Worthline‘ . .
staying there. The attorney,
Winemfiuonwmeon. J
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thin with
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argued that the statute reads neglect
or refusal to support, and that he had
refused to support his wife by many
statements. He concluded by asking!
for a bond and a reasonable allowance‘
for Mrs. Dttggan's support. twhich contains nntioeptic, healing ingrrcdi
In answer to Mr. \Voisey's argument, } this not found in any other nursery i‘ll‘Yd‘.‘
that Duggan had refused to support? 25.0 3‘ “‘5 Vin“ 3"" “he" “7-5
his .wife, Attorney Jansen stated that? '1 he comm" PO‘Vd“ C0" BMW” M"
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light: and gas. Fin. Onto Mod; also Restaurant. Italian sum. Mom
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she had nevertheless been receiving? '
as much money as he could give. her
during that time. and he had contri-
,buted to her support liberally. al-
gthough she had been working. Mr.
Jansen held that the statute does not
:imply the future; that it is the past
iand the present, to which it refers.
;The prosecutor had mentioned that
lllugurtn said that he would support his
wife if he had to. Mr. Jansen answer-
ed that Duncan had l‘t‘ll‘l't‘llt‘t‘ to his
mending annulment suit and would
support. Mrs. Imugan it his annulment
Huts defeated. The attorney/asked for
:a discharge.
l The Judge's Decision
, In rendering his decision. Judge
'Yonng said that the man was legally
gnittrried to the girl, and that he was
“,obliged to support her, annulment suit:
gor no annulment suit. He further add-
‘ed that it made no difference whether
Ihe had lived with his wife or not: he
,had been married to her and by law it
die must; support her. He ordered llilll .-'
{to pay $7 per week and give a bond ‘
.of $400. Attorney Jansen announced
an appeal, and the bond was fixed at. ._\
$400. “
This was the longest trial that'had 6
taken place In Stamford court in some if;
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all an SULPHUR
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gird Loan 302.500
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In. There was a recess at 1:30 until
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evidence offered had nothing to do “i
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nulment of marriage. The City Court-.
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