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,Harry A. Gibbs of Gracious
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HERES A BI'RD has returned from the 'ousinesg
heave:
W [THAT BEATS ’EM ALL!
Then . weeks ago.
White. Takes Ghiotto’s Wife,
' Writes He"! Bend For Baby
Carriage Latter. ‘
. . Mrs. Milton White of Norwalk. who
', with her three children was deserted
by her husband when he eloped w'tn
Gussie Ghiotto of Norwalk. testified
yesterday in the Superior court in be-_
half of James G. Ghiollo of Nomalx,
who was granted a divorce from Gus-
" Ele (ll-biotin. Mrs. ‘Whiic said she
-knnw her huehand went away with the
defendant. but she was not familiar
with the. details of the flight. it was a
complete surprise to her. she said.
A letter written hv White from Phil-
adelphia. Pa" in Ghiotto xvi: read in
court. This misslve read: "You will.
than; to fur-rive me. for m‘rimz vnut‘
wife. She is the dearest and sweetefi
little (“I in the world and we were
made [or envh other. “’hv don‘t vnu
me“: tin with mv wife? l wish'you
Inc". V will send for the baby carriage
tier.“ ' ' ,
hGhiotto said his wife and White went
awn" in Anvil IQlR. The Mmintlft’ tee-
tificd that he worked until late at
night and did not know his wife's af-
fair with White. who was a neiuhhm‘.
The plaintiff and defendant were mar-
ried June 2?. “ML
gntional parish house will
each evening, Thursdays will be re
rooms.
charge.
hmd cows on R. L. Stoddard‘s
Ridge Farm.
evening. Games, smokes. and lunches
will be provided.
fit her for transport service, spenta
cw days recently at his parents' home
here. while enjoying shore, leave.
The selcciment have iSsued a notice
that, pursuant to rec-cut regulations rev
uarding dogs. running at large. all uni
male found in town untetberedyrill be
,ummarily dealt. with,
'eseary regulation for complaints are
The, barber shops in East Norwalk . . I Hull, llst Ariillcr)‘: lra H. Kigglns.’ . _TONIG.HT ..
plowed at noon mm“,- Mom “I the hen-houses. ‘Zml (‘mnpunv infantry Detached: ”Benefit Dance, .\orwaik Armory.
' Svec s Orchestra.
Miss Katherine Mulroney has been
enraged ax 1hr soprano soloist by the
Noroton Presbyterian church. For
some time Miss Muanncy was: a- mem-
ber of the choir of the (‘tmzrcyzuionnl
church nf lhis‘ (-in.
Stores and practically all of the fact'tr-
has closed for the entlrc day. i
The wecklv rchcm-sul of flu choir of
the East avenue Methodist I barely was
held last evening at the (-lmrrh put-son-
street,
trip
“4"“ M"ed him to England a folk“ 3
Beginning next Monday, the (Donate:
be openi
served for the women‘s use of ihelwm preach; 11:50. Bible School; 4:30 Snow tonight and Sunday; north and
Lieut. George H. Chadderton of this
town. who has been in Fance. in the n
aviation service, for almost a. year and 50’
a half, has returned to this side and, Wednesday
Officials from the State Agricultural
"allege at. Storrs have been ()Vei'acelng Stove club,
tests of milk from some of the high— topics of interest of the day are dis-
UX; cussed, (pro and con, and where many
Rev. H. C. Carter will informally en- nilyere planned.
‘ei‘tain the older boys of the town at sessione. . _ ‘ .
the Congregational parish house this Were missmg during the exngeneies of
.- . inns.
Alfred Buttery of the van, “hose “3"“ V .. t-
shlp is being overhaulcd at. Boston to "‘0" “”085 ”‘9‘ waer, and then firs
This in a nec—'
being made that dogs are despuilin: 121“ Division. 724 lnfantry‘r'Russ-ell A-
. oi .
' and Pdlowflases
Bed sheets, $1.25, $1.50. $1.75.
Inflow cases 35c,*39c and 45c.
use. ' _
Uretones. a new agoortmeut of pat.
full
items; 23c, 30c, Santana-45c.
Long cloth at. 25c, 30c, 350 and 38c.
. Nainsook bauxite.
g Cumin-lo, Beach cloth and voiles, a
in f complete assortment. ~.
g E. K BANKS
» under Mahackfi’ho Hotel. Wen
Washing-ton street. South Norwalh
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for Nor-walk and vicinity:
E. Hope Norton is traveling
South America.
George Overton and family, who
have occupied the Johnson house in
McKinley street, for some time. will
hortly remove to Pennsylvanui,
where they will make their-meme in
the future.
Rowayton Baptist Church—Morn;
- ing Service 10:30. Mr. H. E. Scofleld
. _ ' _ northwest windS; reliably turrets-
Young Peoples Socret) Chriauan En mg. I) x ’
deavor; 5:00, :Rcv. J. Harrison Thomp»5
will preach. Ladies" Aid Society;
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
at 1:30: Bible Study
I . Wednesday at. 7:45. ‘ TODAY. 1
.0133“ g Temperature; High. ill): low.
\‘ow that; the war is over. the old ,_ 1 ,
A that organization where 11- I‘all‘.
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things for the welfare of the commu—
i are again holding
Many of the old faces, who
the war, are again on hand. adding
the inlercstingnc-.<s of the
Several members. saw sen,
‘ much to
The carpenter force of the Norwalk
Tire £2 Rubber Company are working
i
hand knowledge of thewar and condi-
tions are found most intewsting.
The Rnwayton boys‘wbo have en-
'm‘ez‘Ume today fitting up a meeting
Imam on one of the upper stories.
.isfled with the terms of the contracts
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PAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.~—Vvillie
Ritchie. former lightweight champion.
won a newspaper decision last night
ovcr Benny lmonard, (ll-‘3 present
champSonLin a four-round bout. The
fighters fought at catch weights.
STANLEY NOT OPPOSED
TO BOXING, HE SAYS
Hflllllllll mm
PUZZLES HUlililNS.
Yankee Manager Returns-
- But Brings No Glad Tid-
ings About Stubborn Ball
Players
Manager Miller Huggins of the Yann
Rees got. back to New York yesterday.
but he brought. no glad tidings that his‘.
players were falling: 'all over them-l
selves to Sign their contracts for the‘
coming season.“ W’hilc- the club oxide!
no definite announcement. on hie sub-
ject, it is- believed that seven! of the
player; are holdouts and are not sat-
That he is not oposed to boxing: but,
actually favors it and hopes to see the
bill which will make it legal in this
ford, is. the gist of an inferview ohm
on out by Police Commissioner Stanley
of Bridgeport, yesterday.
Beacuse of his refusal it) gram per-
mils for boxing exhibitions hem. and
particularly because of his donial of
such a permit to the Y. ‘M. C. A. for tho
which have been forwarded to them.
"A lot of the boy: haven’t signed
their contracts yet.‘-’ said Manager
Huggins. I expect to go out, and see
Hollie of them, while others will be in—
vital to come here to talk over their
supposed gricrnances with the officials
of the club."
s’ rolled with the Red Cross for the web1
Icome roll are W'allare C. Ackerley of
:Roton avenue of the 56th Regiment.
’ flattery l), who saw service across the
writer. Tracy ll. Ambler m‘ the naval
’ service force. Arthur Vl'. Clark of the
Joseph Fmtino reported to the po
lice last evening that he had figured in
a slight accident. on South Main
istreet, when it our driven by A. ll. Gil-
mnn collided with his car.
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ncgiment, (‘ompany B, with rank 01'
corporal, and was in France and saw
much fighting: Roy l2. Mcrrificld, 56th
. itvnzmczit t'. A. (i. lxilllt'r)’ 1). who also
Inns in itclitc o‘cl‘kltfiK—i llenry Silver
Arthur Seymour and family, of Bust.
Norwnlk. are removing their household
goods to Bridgcport today. where Mr.
Seymour has a. position as: foreman
The Yankee leader hall a long con-
ference pith Colonel Rt..pp€‘l‘l. and Col—
onel Huston regarding the holdout’s.
and it is bullmml that the club officials”
have decided on a defini'lt‘ policy in
dealing with the players. Manager
Huggins said that he had not received
any word from Frank Baker and that
the last. letter he received from Dcl
l’rutt. the eecnnd bsaeman, brought
the news that the player wax: not. sat-
isfied with his contract. Pratt did no:
play ghvlciml of game that. was expect-
purpose of staging amateur contests.
Commisioner Stanley has ileum-ally:
to the game. :
He said: "I am heartily in favor of
boxing. even of profesuional boxing.
when conducted under proper supervi-
sion. But, the latvs of Connecticut,
declare boxing exhibitions, or prizvj
fights, to be illegal, and so long as this i
state passed by the Legi'elature a1 llart!
been credited with being an opponent l "'
age.
Mrs. E. C. Corridon. of Gregory
Boulevard. has left. for (‘h'f’ngo where
she will visit her. sister who is. St‘l‘lOIlS—
with the Holmes (Q Edwards $ilrcr§
§ The victrnlulm' the. parish hum—c of lock. 2nd llaltnliflnl Rpgqnwm. C‘. R.. _
.Lfomimny.
fthv Congregational church, .‘iJr which . (7' 1‘2. l~‘., Company ll.
thu pastor, Rev. If C. (‘nrlmo recently; Methodist Episcopal
., r-t
asked. has been installed, the eift of; w ’
Church
The safes of Judge John \l’alsh and
(Id of him last season. so it cannot be is 30' and the state police 5““ fl! 1“ "’3‘?
staid lliiil the (dub was ov:‘)‘pleasnd force those. laws. I must refuse m
min hie work. grant pcrmiis. If boxing is legalized:
All the trades which Manager Hun-
gin.« l'ilS b( (An trying. to make have ful-
len through, and it begins to look as if
Mr. and Mrs. (‘lurencc \V. Bell. A
~’ ‘1 S i av will be held at. 10;."0 .
w s (A m d ‘ ‘ Attorney James 'I‘. llubbcll are being 3 he wmtT-l not be able to land another
in the state i shall be only too glad to;
issue permits. 1 really have—no per 1
sonal interest in the matter one way
enumbcr of iecords are available. but
now Pastor Carter is asking for dono-
tinne of additional suitable records of
all kinds. which doubtless will be as
promptly supplied.
Miss Theresa Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. 'lngulls, Mrs. Matthew H Repeal}:
Albert Owen. and Mrs. M. P. Richarde’.
singers of this town well known in
choir cirlcs, will all sing vm-ioua ch-
nines next week at the Maple avenue
MAE. church. Stamford. ofwhich Rev.
G. E. Richter of this town is pastor.
“here evangelistic‘seri‘i‘ces will be
hold each evening.
At the Noroton
church. Sunday afternoon at «1:710.
Mics Theresa Hoyt will sins: "Tarry
with me." Iloyt, and “My Redeemer
and my Lord,” Buck. Miss Mulvaney
will sing “Ave Maria." No. 2. Bailey.
and “America. the Beautiful." Miss
ly ill of pneumonia.
The East Norwzilk Library in the
Community imll is closed today in hon-
or of the birthday of Georrc \Vashinu-
ton, the father of our country. It will
be opened as usual on Tuesday after-
noon. '
Mrs. Albert i). Morgan, of Cch are-
mue. who has been undergoing treat-
,ment in the Norwulk hospital follow-
lng an operation for appendictie, has
.Jbeen removal. 10 hr-r ll"" ‘9 Where she
is reeling cmnfm-tably and slowly im-
Wing. ,l
.A. verypleaaant. and successful dance
“8 held last evenim: in the Com-
munity hall under the auspices of
Dphir Ctmpter, 0rder~of the. .astbrn
Star. The affair was WP“ nttended ‘ _
and a jolly time was enjoyed by every 5mm: Streull .‘V‘lll play, on flu: violin.
one present and a neat sum was not; Andante Rehmom, "opus 70‘ Thomc.
”fed as a. result. rand "Areal," Bach.
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riag‘c of Miss Ham] Warren of Clinton
street, Stamford. and Arthur Hunting
ton of Center street, lmrivn, which or-
currcd Saturday, February 15.
ceremony was performed by the pos-
iAction on the resignation of Steward
R. 12. Millard of the Norwalk (‘ountlv
club wild! {toes into effect on March
in. will be taken this evening when
the annual meeting of the club will be
new. _
elected and mnnv {Editors of impor-I in ‘1}? presence 0‘ anmbers of the two
lance will be considered. flmlllt‘s. After a bridal trip the young
couple will rel-tide in .,Dnrien. Con~
galore than sixty slides will be shown gmmlatlons 3"“ “3““de MT. and Mrs
at the Ilustruted lecture at the East Hummg‘on-
Avenue Methodist. church on Monday‘ The death 0‘ “h" D- (‘fimminx Jr.
evening when the subject. of the lec- ”“5 WPek- “7'“ "910330 10 hie sun. John
lure will W‘Africa.” A general sur~ D‘ (Trimming, 3d- a bequest 0f M'i‘l‘ $78.-
‘ toy o! the entire. continent will be 000 from “W- eutate 01' John D. Crim-
shown and Miss Eleanor Johnson will minis-5"" Who (ho(‘1 a little over a year
4 >hvonrwith one or two solos during the Run. The uppruisal of the (‘qllllf‘ of
‘Wenlng. [the elder K‘K‘lmmins. who spent much
of each aumm. r at his home on Loni:
.Game \Vardcn Wilbur F. Sillltll will ”Wk Pointz Mmton. was made Dublir"
address the tit-eeling of (in- Men's Mafia R 1'0“" days oct‘oro the death of the son.
,ot—tho Bast avenue Methodist. church "'1” “WWW that the former had Inf
. on next; Wednesday eVening when he 0"“: 34-0003’00- Three 01' ”19 SON-2
* dill give what is sure to be a vixidly‘ C-‘TIL Thom?!“ and Clal'om'v. gulch re-
interesting talk on blrdJife, An_,iuVl. “NW3“ 3110"» 3400:000 under the terms
ution has been extended to all men of, 91’ the Will; Martin L.,~reccived about
the church whether they are members 52")“‘000 outright and a‘ life intercSt in
of the class or not to attend. al‘l’lm‘imm'fll’ a like. amount, which
at his death was to be passed on (,0 his
son. Martin L. jr., John 1)., jr., ropuiy,
. as stated, in $79,000,
: Svec’a orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic for the dance ofvthe East Norwaik 9d it “‘9- interest
next. and the four dau
,1. iobacoo Fund to be — held on ‘ . glitters recciVed emml
‘ Thursday evening in the Community shares at the resuluary 9.3m“. taming
Ind! for the benefit of the u‘elcomet‘mch 31301111 3400.000. and also equal
it is shares in the Madison ai‘enue, New
noggin fund of the committee. »
ate contractor :lli-l
‘ hoped that everyone in East Noi'tvalk “W1C home of the 1
will do “their share in this affair and “‘P‘laflsfl
mrohnao a ticket, as ei‘ery'licket. sold . Dari”! People continUe to be active
, means a blazer and better demonstra-l in Society affairs in New York. The
1' flan to the boys. \Vesumnster Korfiwl club has its Show
I. new on and all the dogs on exhibition
arc owned by men and wmnen who
have. served in the armyfnavy or aux-
iliary forces of the U. S. All exhibit:
. . ors are to appear in uniform and
H“ by Automobile, $11.10!”; these is Miss Mercedes Crim-
. aegkiesg[y mmfi _W_ho has: entered her beagles.
.J.Cha.‘rles Spadino of Bridgeport has T319 I‘mghts “I Columbus chairty 'ball
‘ limit for $10,000 damages'M“ lake Place MQnday evening next
W Hell-I"! A. Pondreau of “lest-l and .on the Woman 5 auxiliary commit
yore to recover for injuries alleged to ' tee ‘5 3115531?er 0- primminS. About
hmbeen received when the was seven”; l’mnhnfls W111 be exhibited at
,ll-ruck by the Westport resident’s au~ Rom “€123. February 27: and among
‘ We: The plaintiff claims that the Offerings are Several. the work of
.m'mmry’is“mt when he was c’ross— 0‘" t("VHSIYII'JIH E. H. Biashfield of
do; Fail-field avenue he 'was hit by Tokeneke. .
”man's automobile. He gharges" _~‘
. defendant 171th careless rivjng. _ . “““m’”
are sultisrotnmuble. to the March ””3 'T '3 THE 355
norm of me~8uporior court. WORLD.
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;.~KSKs $10,000 m surr
‘ ‘9 RESULT OF ACCIDENT
0.53”“ Spadino,
‘5",Chargq. Henry Pofldreau Drove
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ILL- There is one remedy that those who
BTED HORSE WAS
know depend upon for relief from
{REM
‘ TREATED.
l’i‘csb v t crlan .
Announcement is made of the main,
The.
The officers for the year will be‘ t0? 01' the MelhOdist church. Stamford,l
EA coutulaint was made to the police
game-why refidents of Monroe
"Minnow-horse belonging to Lou-
"litfl‘hlerault, of Rowayton, was left
Writ: from of the Rescue Mis-
flon‘atnr artwo’ or "three ' nouns, during
the nontzotéthxmmund it was
Wbprbtected. It. was also
the wagon was heavily to tell you that 1mm Honey and
‘ «raww‘is the best; medicine inflow-world. I
-. .. , . = , ' " ' ' met
ocoughs’that “hang on" after the grip.
Foley’s Honey and Tar clears the'pass-
logos, soothes ray, inflamed membran-
,es and banishes irritation and tickling
'hi the throat. A. H. McDaniel. Box 61
Lindslde. W. Va., writes: "I am glad
Tar
and 7:30. 'l‘ht‘rmlmb‘ml‘. Rev. H. 1". K35“ moved from their former olilees in the‘
tnndleck, will preach. Sunday school. Gazette buildinzto their new location
with Bible study ('23an .4 for men and in the Masonic buildim: by a big fON’P-l
“:5" Epworth 1138!!th de~ aof men from the L. Jileynolds (.‘0.
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; women, '
ivmional meeting at 6:45. Ladies' AM 3
lSor-ivty meeting on \R'cduvsday ul‘ier';
{noon at 1:30 at the parsonage. Sow.
‘ing at 1:50, business meeting at 3.; in Latest Report. 3
:Clmrch prayer meeting on Thursday; \l'ASlllNGTf)N, Feb. 22.-~--Twmity§
. evening at 7:30. in clmrgc of Harry R. (‘onneclictii names, ”-9993“ on "V“ "at"
Elli-yon and um: 1. J. T. Dunbar. 01'3“”.“15‘ ”5“” "."’“"""d‘.‘-‘"
p . . » Killed InIActIon.
lNorwalk, gave a clear and convincing l Liens. Paul Diorio, Bridgeport.
message as minute man at the mom- Private Augusto Fox-naciari.
ing service last Sunday.
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o~ CASUALTY LIST. ,
Twenty Connecticut Names includedi
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The entertainment, social and dance; '
:givcn by J of the Rowaylon
i Wounded Severely.
Private Verrille. Bridgeport.
Wounded.
(Degree Undetermined.)
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Hosp Pompany to their rolativee and,
i friends was attended by about 100‘ pea-l
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’suct-i-as in mery may. file program; Wounded Slightly l
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‘(onsxstul of .t pluno who by Mrs. Sergio. Edward Mumane, Terry-’
9 Howard Mead; selections by a quartet} g
'composcd of Edwin L. Stevens, Ed- .
Wand llrothcrton, Addison l". llatha“
Way and W. A. Crockett: address on
the life of George Vaultingion. Rev.
Henry F. Kastendelck. pastor of the
ville: Sydney ll. Pinney, Hartford.
Corporals Bernard l“. Erwin. Water-
bury; Michael J. Murphy. Smm’ugton:
;Edvmrd R. Clous, Glastonbury. :
‘ Mechanic Munsue'o Zompoili. Stnfq
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-' ‘ ' » -uss thville \
church: vocal solo, Edward Brothert ' . , ‘ _ . , ,i
Ton; impersonations and t-ecitntlons,l F .Pfi‘fik’, John M‘ l.m\son, liartioid,§
, when: 1. Smith. .\cw Haven; Alfred
Thursday's List.
On Thursday-s casualty “snare the
2,800
Joucph A..Fortln, who “:aS heiird in, Sireddo. Stafford Springs: Wallet"
‘3‘:”(‘3 35:3” ‘;nntl“?,\!‘(¥k°n'_, gdfiVasilewéki. “’allingford; Herbert‘
‘L mu m" ” a“ ‘ C ,rnw. 0- Kiellerstedt. Torrlngton; Patrick ll
program was especially good, the McGeough llel‘by‘ Jolm Postmal
yselecttons by the ‘NHHN being round- Hartford; Dominick, Anulpwicr SVIW‘:
ly ultlllundwd. ice cream and cake Britain " u
were served, and then dancing was. ' E
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enjoyed in music furnished by Mrs,
the piano and
The com- ,
l-Im'lo l’. Stew-us at
‘ , , _ names of ‘ . ‘s,
-, Franklin Clevorly. YlOlll’llFl. “OM!“
summarize-«i ,
8%; follows:
3 millet- huving‘charue of the affair was K' - - -
. tiled a ' ................ . . '
, roinpmcd of Oliver 1. Clark, chairman: Died ”1:“ 2:333,“ 1,:
:Eduln L. Stevens, \l‘illium LnFon— ”led l‘l'Olli (lit: 135'; ............ 3.;
lain. Henry P‘orelt. Herbert Amold; W'ounded wawd‘, """""""" 473,:
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Lt‘t“ m “- mm” 3‘- '”‘d “0““ ”- flack Died from accident and other
' _ < "m . causes ....... . ................ l"! ,
' " Missing in action ............... .‘
FRABRIZZIO KIDDIES rounded, degree, undetermined 9193
~ , e ,. VOunded .‘liulltl ' ........ . . ..... 13.15 I
IN SHOCKING STATE ‘ " 5 “Q:
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The Connecticut numcs:
Wounded Severely. !
Private Edwin Banks. 80 \Vebslu 1
street, New Haven: Timothy Cami-:1
Willimantic; Patrick Confiors, Hart.’
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,though well :Ibleto give the (not learn
decent care.
Miss Marian Church, who has had ford, Ezra Edmonds Iianburv. i
much n-xpt-rmnce in uocial welfare Wounded . i
work told of visiting the place last: Illezree Undetermined, '
September and finding the little boy
absolutely naked and stiller-i112 ter-
ribly fur}. a great burn on his abdo—
men caused by the kettle of bat Water
overturning when he tried to take it
from the. improvised stove.
The case was continued for one
week. and the brotlu-r of the accused
will care for the children in the mean-
(‘aptains Richard G. Plumbl'. 61011-7
brook; George Tyrrell. 11 W'elfon
Mrcet, New Haven. ‘
Sageant (‘hurlcs ll. Merritt, Green,
wish. ’
Corporate. Louie H. Harris, Middle;
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i um?" .._- * m. , liani H. Cheney, Waterville; Edmund!
. , ‘ ””‘“‘ g1“. Costello. Hartford: Maynard ll.
Llndsey’s Team BO‘VIS lScranton,~ Meridcn: Joseph Swider,’
In Toledo on Marchx26
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 22.4mm Lind-
,sey's New Haven Bowling‘ team, the
fonlv aggregation from New Eng-
land which trill roll in the American
Bowling Congress tournament at Tol~
edo. Ohio, will compete on March 26,
it was announced last. mgnt. Lind-
sey’s team won the’world's champion
ship in 1917!.
mm, VC-est
Tet ryville;
fOi‘Ll.
Haven: .
Fritz E. Johnson, Herb
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Wounded Slightly.
Sergeants George B. Gowen, Hart-
man, Terryville.
Corporals Thomas F. Zeledrmskl, 7
Davenport. ' avenue, New lluven:
Michel A. Gasman, 211.Spruc~> street.
blew Haven. 1 ‘
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Privates Michael J.‘ Sullivan, Nor—l
wich; Peter J.McKeon, 16 Wilson
street, “New Haven; Dominick Cava-
‘toro.-Merideu; Josephmematkowtxy.
Waterbury; Frank Demartino, An-
sonla; Charles E. Smith, 399 Norton
outset. New Haven; Erica Bucci, New
Britain; George A._Bruce, Milford;
mutation, twntquy; .j’rheodtimu
RAFT DODGERS CLASSIFIED.
VJAISHINGTON, Feb. 22.—-Draft dog-
gers now are being classified by the
Department of Justice and the Provost
Marshal General’s office to separate
those who apparently violated the low
accidentally, from those who wilfully
mempted to. Jot-vice. i new
cases will mm
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) placing that mining community on the
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2 rounds.
_CLAlMS WIFE THRnw
, _ , , . A , . ‘ ble tem or. so that at those times
toxin. llotgan L. Holcomb, Harrier! Jemfl . p
Privates John J. Harden, New Mil-"h? was m fear 0f bodily harm, and she
. , , , , . ,mcused of making many defamatory as
Suflicld, ank T'ernFeiéng $32,252“ isertions concerning plaintiff to his
‘ ‘ ‘ lt‘ricnds and others.
charged with refusing to perform any
of the wifely duties.
(make beds, mend his clothes, etc, and
to“: Egism magma, 344 Dime“ fine pluintiff states that. when he wns~ comrade this city on that date was
avenue. New Haven‘ I‘l’dward F. Newga'cnndidate for the oflice .,. .
’ _ 'mre Worked among her acquaintances
'~aud others to try to bring about his
in every way, so that by reasons of her
many acts of cruelty Mayor Treat was
Mechanic. Maurice B. GU 055ml, Nor} gohrtedere to Raye his home and live else-
or another.”
John the Barber Says , !
He’ll Stop Big Fight
expmievncvd outfielder. The Yanks
put on? fweleré’to the White Sox in on
effort to coax u. lrudrn for Hap Felsch
or Joe Jackson. but it nowvdevolopsi
that -.-\‘lfill\‘:0l‘ Kid Gleason does not!
want. to part with any of his outfield
talent.
uuumu”',
sum; BATTLE
Nevada was regarded a5 a poolsible
battle ground for the W'fllardADempsey
fight when word reached hero Thurs~
day of the Favorable action by the Ne
. TUSLA Chili. Feb. 22.-—In regard to
lreports published in St. Louis that. he
jwould Start Injunction suits to prevent
the William and Dempsey prize fielu.
'John li-Iie-‘lnr, formerly manager lnl‘
Dempsc}. last night-said that, while ix»-
Would not announce his plans at we
rent, the fight would not be permitth
to take place until his claims had been ‘
satisfied.
Reisler said Dempsey owed him $36.-
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f BENNY KAUFF um.-
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NEW’ YORK, Feb. 2;?
picture of licalth and
into harness again. f‘m~;.. -
Kauff blow into town Sums m4-
terday with his honorable
.from the army tucked in m. ‘I
’ket of his coat,
.with John McGraw at rim l;
quarters and informwl '2?
in top condition and
lnnly a. week or so H) mm, '*
flow-m. Kauff intends to hm .
{time to start for Florida
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teams in the ninetemzh ELF; .‘ -
nament. 0f the Amen-lent
Congress, closed lu‘fit 7,; -. .‘
Langtry, secretary. annw :.~,y
teams from outside one on m: 5,, ,
land that Toledo will hm.
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dred. The iournnment will ‘
the Armory here. beginniv " .._
and ending March 31.
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43 Washington St,
South Norwalk
If You have any brain
window glass have
replace them. therew-
saving' heat.
THE GORIIAM C0.
DECORATORS‘
East Norwall l
l.‘
nm1Mn~rhh
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000 under their contract, $100.000 for
allotted breach of contract, and must 2
allow him a share of the returns from
the proposed fight. The printed 1‘0-5
ports averred that New York lawyers;
were. preparing steps to prevent thcl
fight.
yuan senate in passing an amendment
to the anti-prize lighting law to per-
mit 20 round boxing contents to a. de-
cision. The. smote. passed the meas-
ure by a vote of 10 to 5. and,“ win
come before the house today. The as-
sembly has already voted in favor of
the bill. In its original {011m the bill
provided for boxing match/vs of 35‘
rounds to a decision. This later was
amended in the. laminate to premul con~
tom: between white men and negroee.
Unofficial advices declare that Gov.
Boyle is in favor of restoring boxing in‘
Xevada and it is said that. his signal-{T
lure will be affixed as soon as final.
fiction is taken in the state legisla-
ture. As yct, however, the chief ex—
ecutive of the slide has. made no state-
ment. ,
if no unfm'scen opposition derelops,
.
age Dempsey until 1920 had been up-
held in the Appellate Division of the
New York gipmme court.
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NEW HAVEN. Feb. 22.--T§d 5011993.
Yale's football head coach in 1917, do-
it is probable. now that the “’iilard— nies that he has been apt-cached an?“
will be held in 113e,“) return to Yale. Professor Comm.
Sage brush state. Rickard promoted’liead of the athletic council, said. last
the :ansNelson tight in Goldfield; week that Jones had been again of.
fared the head coachship, Jones writes
to the Yale. Newe that he favors eecret
practice and scouting. which Yale has
voted to abolish.
Jones is‘nn official in a prosperoue
shipbuilding company in Seattle.
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He also promoted the. Johnson»
fight. in which the black
lumblI-d Jefl’ries in " '
\Vitii practically all other
flelde barred. Rickard will 'probahly
rclect the spot. [5
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finding fault. with everything that 1193301355 ”merit? 01' Brocklynfhns Signed 1‘32“ Road King SW”: '
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belittle and mortify him before hifittional Lemme club. and will be laken'
Chlldl‘F‘ll and other persons. iSoutli by Manager Coombs. Casazza.
Had a Temper. , - - .
'Mayor Treat alleges that his wifelwnn stands SIX feel one inch
the Dodgers last season and his mint-l
ling so impresmd Coombs that" Colin"
Jack sent him a. contract the other day.
made it impossible for him to get his
meals at. his home, She out. the lmt- ,
tons off his clothes and opened his: HARTFORD,Feh.22.-Mnior»Gr-ner-
mail to annoy him. The wife is also a1 Clarence 'R. Edwards. former comm
' mander of Now England’s twenty-six-
th division. will be Hartford’s west
Friday. March 7. Announcement that
the soldier who led the Yankee Nation
Guardsmen in most of their great on-
gagemnts on the western front would
The wife is J
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She refused to
made today by Captain H. aghamuer,
aide-decamp to General Edwards. who
is now commundlng officer of the
defeat and humiliate and belittle him, Northwestern Department. The gen-
eral is to be the guest of honor at a
luncheon at the Hartford Club and at a.
reception to follow. In the evening he
=willaaddreas a mass meeting at Foot
- “Mr his
{the dentist ’s chair.
Many
l timidity,
led from
To Coach Yale Grid Squad E D
’ torture.
.teeth attended to. and enjoy
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m with the Philadelphia Na~2b34X4 N0“ Skid 3““ ~
grade repairing—«all
About August 4. 1918, says. the suppli-2
mentary complaint, the defendant cut
a newspaper clipping on which she
made a comment» in writing derogatory
to the plaintiff, in his mother; also
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flint anotheroccafims ilie pent marl , ‘ ,_
newmper -clii>nings.ietters to her , .. . .
Mend: Mother persons which "were ‘
13m thiaminMs-ohmeur and
Guard hall.
‘4'?!» Ar Sentinel Want Advertise-
ment and 1m the-Wis. .
FEAR.
Why do you go suffering, 1‘
I, was stated by one of Reopen old tooth that, should it...
ler‘s attorneys that a: contract to m'arr' been healed or “tract“! 10118 3'3: ~
It is because you have fczr ,-;
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people still have .;
which they have lllln ' '
past. years.
Modern dentistry, hemaw
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