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he alleges that the property m,
listed for sale with him by the de-
fendaat' for "Matt“. lie claim that -
‘~. sale at 875.000 was finally “summon;-
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cent. is duo trim and has never, ‘0'”
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t In suppon at the above both Sibley
and Gurley testified as to the ‘1‘“
they made in the latter part of 1915
acting as Gttrley'a partner-"lathe dent:
and alter advertisements had m “'1
t-erted in New York papers. Stoddardl
became a. prospective purchaser. i
Sibley testified that he had obtain-
ed the keys to the. house. and had Per-3'
sonally shown Stoddard over-the pro-
pcr‘ty‘and that since that time he badt
conferred personally with both Mr. 9
and Mrs. Stoddard orer the proposed
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purchase.
Denice Gut-lay Waa Agent
Mrs. Stokes denies that Barley was
axon! tor the property. or that it was
through his efforts that the sale. was
made. contending that another. engln-
tit-red the deal. "
in crusts examining Hurley yesttarda)"
. afternoon, counsel for Mrs. Stokes at ;
wmptod to show that uvt'll thotttzll
Gut-Icy miitltt ltavt- lM'l'n an silent tin-V
thorized tu tu-ll the property. he had
not observed the fiduciary relation in».
honed on an agent acting for a princi'
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mealv. Other snappy specials for thriftv house-
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Clover or Ma n in Milk. r can .............. 16c
Choice Hand l’icked, Pea cans lb. ............ 10c
(‘holce California Lima Beans. lb. ............. 10c
- Ozone. Ivory lgBahhttt's boa . cake ............ 6c
Whole (iratn‘ ice. l3covalue. b. ............... 11c
tiootlm njs ( in . ,a) Matzoths. pklr. ...... 1
Large ulcy .rape . rutt eac ................ 1
Ne l Royal Plant tron co co. lb., ............. not:
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'by t.ht- defendant which led him to be-
"two that the defendant would accept.
h-s-tt than the original 3100.000 naked.
Gurley's testimony was continued
practically throughout the afternoon;
It. is likely that both Mrs. Stokes and
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green Steak Cod ........................ 16c lb.
addock .............................. 12c lb.
Brisket Corned Beef ................. 14c lb.
Plate Corned Beef . . ...................... 18c lb.
Lean Corned 0c lb.
Rump Corned Beef
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. Everybody knows that this shoe is all leather and
$2.49
girl's Blue Suits. Were
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Raincoats
{Blue Knickerbockers Suits.
'5 Balbrl'ggan Underwear . .
Boys“ $2.60 Shoes.
For ......................... $ 1049
Men's Woolen Pants. All
colors. Were $5.00. Now ....... $30 75
98¢ a suit
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thought the property could be olltain- . . . ‘ .u'
.-.l tor 875.000. .3. ;
Hurley admitted that he was am 3 °.‘
tlturiml to sell lot‘ $100,000 only. and 0:. . o'-
that he was not authorized to on‘t-r the .. ‘ z
. property lor any less sum. lle con-3 ‘0‘
.tended, however. that he lit-Id not. as 3x o}.
agent. made any otter than the one '0.
authorized «that at ”tattoo. He said .8. . . 2
that he. had merely expressed opinion 0: ‘0.
that the purchase could he made for O '0.
$75,000. and that he did this on the .8. :
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the stand today. and it is unlikely 4,
that the case will no to the jury before . a
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utilcial board of the ‘home. at which . , . 0:0
Howl-nor Holcomb is president. and Ch 1d C » ts d C o
the ofllcittl notification was received by l ren S on an apes ‘:°
(‘olont-l Qlllt‘n from Thomas ll. Stags. ‘7 . .e.
secretary or the boatd. The uotiiica-' . ' .0,
lion read-t tut follow.“ . l .. . . ' ~_ . . .3.
-'Il giw-s mo great plenum to ad-‘f Ehgtéf 8h f W M 50 g o
How you that tht‘ snldlers' hospital . Des or omen, en, 5 .z.
iimam ot’ I‘nttnr-cticut. at :1 meeting“ ' .0.
held in Hartford. “'t-tinemiay, March: 0 O
319, I919. unanimously I’ll‘t'tt‘d’}ttll su-; : and Glrls '1’
'perintt-lttit-nt of Fitch's llomc tor Sole t'o. ' I.
(lll‘l'lt itntl lit-anurer ol‘ the mthiit-rr' .9. :
hospital board at Connecticut. '.°, °.’
"The tt-ccipt of your lormnl nt-t-ep- : - .‘.
lanct' of llle oflk‘e by the prt-sitlt-ni it! .8. o 0 :
4.... mm and by m» mumwmmm ... In thts store you are not requrred to pay at
2will be acknowledged by the column-I". 0;.
slon Which the ofllce entltIIS (n t-olont'l.“ : . . .
m." .. the whole amount for our urchase. .
i t‘olunr-l Quiet) has not as yet I1‘l‘t‘l“! y p "0
ed his commission. btlt cxpccts it to-l.:. P b l ' ' l 7 kl .3.
day. The position of commandant oi‘OO aft payment, a ance In part-la “ ee y ‘
the. home is a wry responsible one and ‘.:. ‘?
(‘olont-l Qttien is rt-ct-ivint: tlu» con-- ' - o.
'grutulaliuns or his many friends and §. payments. ‘3.
former t‘tllllllltlt'fl upon his no“ posi- .3. 3
tlon. : so
Tht- ltt‘wl)’ appointed comlttttntlanl .3. 1 1 ri i?“ ' .:.
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” the Republic in this stnlt‘ and the 3 - ,0,
0‘0 tin-sent department commander of that! 9:. 3.
.3. organisation. He has been active in . ’3.
military and Grand Army stairs in ..
oo lmnhury since before the Civil: war. .:”:“:”:”:”:”:..:“>.:”:..:”:“.z”:. ‘0..z..:..:..z.c..:..:..:”:”:..:..:”:”:.g:ga:u:«:09:00:”.‘OW
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completed his arrangements in re—'
gard to his business. but stated that.
ttymbablv would be turned over to an
amthD-nbury.tobecondnctedal
in \the past. 2
Christian Quien was born in llavar-.
in. Germany. in 1843. and came to this '
country when a young man. His home
has been in Danbury over sixty years. .
He was educated in the public schools
'0! that town. “'hen the aouthernf
states acceded from the union andi
«var Was declared. he was one of the,
first Ihnblll‘S' men to enlist. lie be~‘
cltutcru private in (‘otttpuny A. Elev—tI
I‘mh (‘O‘lllli‘clL'lll Volunteers. While in i
the scrvicn he was promoted and conr ;
luiasioned a second lieutenant. llei
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.«ilm to Special ditty in the West.
After the war he was one‘of the or-
gatnizers of the llanbury company of
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.:. became its captain. He remained in i I
x 'the National Guard about. ten years. a » ‘ A. S ULL
.3.' rom 1865 to 1875 he conducted 8 - « . 2
..‘lmt factory in Danbury. and II 1881 h? .‘t‘uilt Shoes. .lll‘c i
o:.*t*nlered the real estate and insurance “BASS BLAKE ; ll,4 CO“ C Street
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; Colonel Quien has been a fiber oi:
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