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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 2, 1919 · page 2

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‘ parently, had gone into the house to

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tot something. when ir. Bungee left. .Mrs. Runnee, who. i believe. is out 0,

her mind."

A SAW ONLY ONE

.Continned From Page’One.
every W'ednesday and Sunday after-
noons. When Mr. Bungee-went to vis-

 

it his children, Sundry daemon, lie"-

claimed that his-'witetretusalt'to per-
mit him to see Marion, who, she ex-
plained.ku too it: to see her tether.
Rungee 'nade'complalnt' to .the‘Oreen-
wich police. 'Onioer Iamesillulieniwent
to the home of Mrs. Runsee's m'other,
Mrs. Abbie L. Busted. It has been
stated that the ofllcer sustained'Mrs.
Bungee’s contention that Marion was

 

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too ill for her father to see her. Run~
gee, it is said, spoke to his little daugh-
ter, through the window. and claims;
tm sheaves‘not-at'mll' ill. Later he :
took his other daughter, Gladys. for a I
walk. . .

The attorneyds-suing his wife for
divorce on grounds of intolerable cruel-
ty and drug addiction. Mrs. Bungee
has: brought a counter—suit tor intoler- 2
able cruelty. i

“Twice within the last week," Mr. ‘
Bungee stated. “Mrs. Runzee has re-
fused to allow me to see my daughter.
We have drawn up papers between us
whereby I am to see both my chil-
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Accept California." Syrup of Figs on-

- the package, then you are sure your
. edn sda , when I visited ‘
:ggrlisomgnsll: retisedyto permit ms to chld is] aring the best and most hanl- clubs and other organizations where;

see Marion. Yesterday, again.
Bungee refused to allow me to see the
youngster. Marion was permitted to

stomach". liver and bowels.

Mrs. less laxative or physio for the little mthlts are scheduled.

Children

' ’ .. Full di-
gajk to mp, howevez. throtfzh the win- lore. its delicious fruit} taste

dew, and she was called from upstairs. rections (or. child’s dose on each bot-_
where she had been staying. The child tle. Give it without fear.

has a slight cold. and no doubt belong,
ed in the house. but I wanted to seef
her. Mrs. Runzee told me that. i would ‘
pass through the threshold of her door .
onlv oz'er her dead body." ’

The attornev further told the rennrt- ‘
or that Mrs. Rungee has several times '
thmtened his life. Yesterday she I
again threatened to kill him. and. up

with his other daughter Gladys. Mr.
Rnngee stated that Mrs. Hosted had
been Willi-'12 to allow him to enter. but
her daughter! pushed her against the
stone wall of the house and (Mixed the
dodr.‘ All this was done in the pres'
em-o of Mr. Rungee.

(loin: next door Mr. Ruugee. called c
for the nolioe to protect his: {mm vio. 0
lence which his Wife threatened. The, i
niTicr‘r. instead of going to the house
where Mr. Rungeo was, wont to Mrs.
Husled'a house. He gained admit-
tance there. but afterward. when he
wrnt with Mr. Runeen to the house.
both were refused admittance.

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—Colds Cause Headaches and Pain:
Fevr-rish Headache: and Body Pains
caused item a cold nrr» sum rnliuvev‘l
by taking LAXATlVlC BROMO Ql‘lN-
INE Tablets. There is only Ollt' “Rm-
mo Quinine.” E. \Y. GROVES skamt’tn
on the box. 30c. ». ‘

custody. _
tor the appointment of a committee to

The men is growing
school buildings ere
with the relief 10 Ill."
when 120 are transferred to the high?
Silhoul. there will
than our.

Mother! You must say “California."é

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"i am now preparing habeaa corpus
mpers." continued Mr. Rungee. "so
hat 1 can see my children. They both
ive with her. but. they are not in her
I am also thinking of asking

nvestigale the mental condition of

GREENWICH ’SCHOOLs

, ARE CROWDED
The Greenwirh ”hizh school it‘- In»
cming so crowded that the quest‘nn ‘
f oreéting‘a new building is being
nmidored seriously, _ln February

there will be about 120 new students.

nd only about 23 will he graduated.
rapidly. and the
crowded. Even
grammar Schools .

be more cmwu‘ing

for provision has to be

made for many children coming to
the tr-trn fix a result of the opening m
the near future or the Dalton {artery .
‘ in Sound Beach and the Argus Press
on the Post mad. »~

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" wimdungorm
lions, the booth and mediation. Ar-
rangements have been made ternary
5“ Hutton! iii-tenants radii

undo! having this committee secure
10 workers each. while the committee

. of (in “mm lbmflflhc ,

exceptional total secured. um ‘
lng‘sn intensive 1;:th orthe mil

insulin that the pmgressitcmlals or!

In many ot‘ihe Hartford man am
Sunday the clemen devotedaehqe’
part of their discourse to the tubercu-
losis situation. locally. state-Wise and

 

,nationally. During this week speak-

ers are being furnishedLBy. the State.

ly—look tor the name California 'on Tuberculosis Commission. orthednoel

committee and organisations discharge l

of‘the campaign. to appear before.

Governor.

b hasiasuod .a proclamation:
appointing Friday as Tuberculosunny,
in the schools; Saturday in the ayna- '
segues, and Sunday in the churches!
throughout the state.

 

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FINAL DECISlON or Fume. ‘
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PARIS. Dec: 2.-—2'l'he Supreme Conn- ~

cil decided today that the question or "

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Flume should not be settled in the?
Hungarian peace treat}: but be ream-r; *
ed for man decision by um anion mm E
associated pours. This eliminated l
anyobiéctiou! on the part of either '
the “film or the Jngoelnva tom-l
inn the treaty on account 0!‘ l-‘Sm. l
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GOOD HELP lN GEYTlN'G l
- me or com)!
One of ”iv best health helps rules?

that grandma has siren us is “Feed :1

cold; starve a fever.“ 1
But grandma wasvalwurs sure toi

give you cantor oil when You had a!

cold so that your towels kept marina;
Mex & R Analax is better injts ef—f

feels that: old fashioned castor oil. and;
it is delicious in taste—so good that;
every child who tastes it is more thnn‘
patina to take more. It has a rich;
rasberij‘ juice lavor and looks like llri

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'scious gum drops. ch&R Annie:

is ven- economical. Try a box today.I
Clifford Plannacy. S! 1h Xonralk: '
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. ‘ i . - . . . and iridescent ii
The RIOSI’ 1m Ol'l' ’ , consxderedm the best of taste. In the same class With ,
I Y 10 ant sale of calndir, . la flowersor xgusic, sind ~yet: something {fie-d Clear i“ "”"’
t 19 ear ' -. ° ’ . W to Will, stash nemem rauoe arsenic time,.the m e with Film
0} E very thlng sea l-;_'n.. Tickle u ' Valium firy thing Willbeone ongmse begutiful plumed fans. Amber. clear or . . ,; ~32. . #-
. 5 ”‘" e , gsareexqulsn ~mpa pmkorrosecolor - - -
, nuns HEALING HONEY Stops the . u... .- . ’ l , ~ i. r , h ->.
SOflQb/Q In Ready'tO' wear for :Tickle. Heals the three: -:nd cures pal? 01"“ blue! Amerlcan bwutyi yellow, greenr bmat‘on “HIE 1. 4t~ hl"M
A - 3 ' ,~ ' ,the Couch. 35c. A tree box or White or black. _ Prices fmm $.50 Amethysts.‘ ”I" ..,)p I \
IQ", Women, Boys and Girls. {GROVES opsmmm-m SALVE tor The girl who receives one will adore it. ’ ' and Crysta-s.
. 10:13:! 001(11de Colds and Craml Main floor. center aisle. Jets, black and sparkling wiclieill‘v.
w eve ~ 0 . ‘
. W e _ Small Jet Beads twisted in a thick l'-~; -
. ‘ . » a tassel of beads.
”L L 8- H- 4‘ a m Tm Cana BlackandWhite, jet and ivory C‘Ol‘iSlil" -' " '
Corrected to' :56, I919. . . . . l y Jet'with silver or gunmetal. ‘
Sfin’mggggfl-‘Kuzgtflgyfor: $W.mu, lildll‘lc pound imxesfiususm Dulldet With dark gunmetal for mam . ,
sun, 513:. 6:08. 6:571. 7:09;. 7 x W an“. - M“ - . "“9 Pound- ~ .3130 Flat Necklaces woven of small beads 4:“
_ — » 8:18x, 81191:, 23:59:, 5:39, 10:33:; ' NU Pounds. 33.” and ram; F ii ‘ - .1
“w‘ "r" ‘ '-—-—-- - -nh..____; __ 11:21:. ‘ , , ‘ ‘ five pounds; 35.25 v I ‘.’ _ 8, mac bl') e' -
. _ onfv.) Mimziroalt‘sigtfis-17‘8‘.:‘1m i :M 9M. one to five pound boxes. ‘15 to $5.“ gem NM 0f “'DHdel‘fill 00]». ...:~
I k: fiEVRO ‘ 5:2er 5:46: 6:001... when-6:15 (sum it “mm“ .3" elf-“gent “Gilda." “OK tied with wide satin Chains oniy- Green, blue, ViOk‘t and J“
. , . LET CARS to", mm”. 7:023 7.533 10:07:. . ribbon finished we big- Chou at one side, $5.00 ' , .
- ' ‘ , . . Sunday! R t _ ’ . . a bronze brown box withpnncl of Max— From $3 56 19 $2 £9, 2
-. a?“ seep. my ’ 'P. Air-:17“ . 5544' . a: 2 - 2 mg ' . $2.00 I ‘
Roadster, 490 model .2 . . . , .$ 715.00. a r, 0,3, pm; -_m 5:46. 6:06x. 6:27; 7132:, 7:15;; 339: , ’ ‘ , _..-_1_
Touring. 4790 model ..... 735.00. rho. B mm':mch io.o7x..w;4o. 12.34,. " *4...
pgggpeigg mcdel ...... ..... 1,110.00. P. o. 3: Flint: Mich‘ ‘3‘." iii'lg-‘K "girls" ‘23:"??? " ' .
3:» mfmodel ------- 1,185.00. 9.0.8. flint, Mich 1:00;. 13:51:: 9:15x. étqs'x. tossing ' . ' I
F B co ortable car for all season. I ,p’ m—jlzaosx. 12:45 (Saturday: Q 1‘, P9,}? ’1
5 Passenger ...s1,235.00. F. 0. 3; Flint Mich: mm. 1100:. 1.15:, 2:15;, mam-3:30; I m2.” .> 0
rszrassengersoadster .. 1,210.00. r. o. Bimini: Mich. 333' 433.5% “3' “=0“ “3; M --- -""""'~‘::....__m .. , »
ggsceomu ......... e . . o o o a 1,795.00. ‘F- O. 3 Flint, m m. . x, ’ .- L'eum’. {DANGER thl TYPH US £3195ch: WARM. i; l-.. ‘ . I 1““ "" _,*.m.
Chevr 1 11:6 .' ' ' ' ’ ' ' '.' ' ' ‘ ' " 1'795'00' . F‘ 0' '3; Punt: MI A’ THFIde 6‘00. 81002.5 ‘3‘”! -WAsm.\(;TON, Dec- fir—Warning IUEL - .tht? war PT-Ol‘li-VZF ligh'cllifitaiimvnl OI lllt‘f‘ ; ' i n- -
and}; nhmsr. “ 323% ‘2'- ‘ls ’3 ’mm m ”é°”i*«‘-‘13?’fa rm 3.... 5-02. ”" “'° “W °' “9“ “”3“ 3...... “Es'fficrms . mm“ 22?: 520:;"12‘: 2...:
. ‘ A ". ' .' ' " ' ._ - l me}! 5:25. $5.00 ,3}: ': E ' ‘ .0' m“! danger of, the extension .to ' ‘ RC 5 ’ 8' irass‘m' '1‘" ' " ’ 3““:
A phoaecall-ora. cardwill'bnng to your door dummive scum «msK?% lilsg&mvsuiwm?mfimve and America of the E IN F0 E “6 ”mm “mm“”“- clothing. ca. serum (I m .

SOUTH N ORWALK.

nutter, or a demonstrationif desired.
tune payments any of the above throughthe agent.

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Wednesday morning Lthere “will open a. Half—price . 5 ie

- — . .Mfilll‘lfl‘y,’ details to—morirow.

The Christmas Handkerchiefs
’ Théeeare some
new ”Sports
mics” which

the ultra ined-
ish young wo-
man. They are
in wide borders
. plain, checked.
:ar ‘ , rose, blue, green, yellow and other unusual
sheds: Some of them" barred guiding with black. .
And wide Black Burdens, a clear, dreadful black, in
lines”’and checks, not mounting either, Just outre,
whielhare considered the last Fry of a deSperate' fash-
ion , demanding something different.

 

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- .25 cts. a large selection. ‘
Initiahd styles for women, boxes of 6,

‘ $1.00 and $1.59
Linen handlterchiefs. initialed, 30 and 50 cts.

Handkerchiefs, neatly bdxed. all white or w'th colored
rders, . 3inbox,75cts.upto$l.50
Menihandkerchiefs, all white, ' 25 cts. each
‘Allzlilen. hemstitched. 35. 50.75 em. up to 81.150
Cdtton‘handkerchiéfs with initials. 25 and 35:13.
Linen, with initials. ‘ 50, 75cts.and $12400
*% with colored borders, 59 cts.
White Silk, bemstitche‘d and corded hams, 7
"50, 75 as. to $3.00

Main floor.

A 1Hint to Young Men .

If one is seamhing for a dainty gift: which might be

 

 

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"creased production. in 'the
seven pits were {0

gun-operators- said some:
'waa insight by the end or the week.

unless additional
is. given the campaign again“: the

the-mum 139de report-,

I ‘ ' "~‘ “ 3'. have era
10:19.11:12x 11: ed today. . ‘ coon var. m
' ' ‘ ‘ ' named stead: t 1 l
P. ill—3.10:. 4.32:, 1:43 ; M the nest of e . r-e ,. ~ ‘8 n their determina~
3033.838" 9:28: , v 5 331.: M ta French Red "on «it inranm‘m work under the!

[1-1 per cent. wage increase 0

:the Federal Gout-um;
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Tum'latuziahotsnzkinds L‘n.*uzm* was, tax, real“. . (2»..st gawk“! 9? “'9 mom “dimes
* g. . . - arias. 9312.112“; ., WW assessm- the lwln'm"~m my I“.
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fl TE 7- if}. m bee wef’ék df _gwexnat‘kable attractions.
Restore has itsChriStmw dress 0n and all Christmas stock 3'
the society for dealing with thedarge .1 1‘ K ‘ . ‘ . .1 , 3 . ..‘ 1 Sale of MarmOt C O‘ll . d ‘.
flatworms: Wednesday there Will be a Specs . . 5 en

. - :and prices tomorrow.

will just suit ‘

 

fmachinery, (except where
ienrol-opted); ironend steel;
‘mnrhle land
cal instruments; paper goods. .(news-
worked. and West. Viri’flm “W"

iwagen; hadron-lacs. Wood manufac— up
tux-es, shoot and metal products. leath-
Throughout the reminder of whet" goods. -rnattreues,’paints “a var-l
, apparently ; mites, pMoguphic supplies
_Thatm- motion
cred 1,3,3]: other places of
3%“ : Wflflte Sun-{Ml}.
[(310033me incl '

r‘w. tenor (We: 701?. Manson: en‘ortsvu'eue beingmade :dnv

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‘ Bakeries. except those
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' .111 Leather

A leather article is usually an acceptalxl.
one ofthe men'folks.
There are threefold Bill and Card (‘am .
Bill and Change Purses, Tray Purse-s :3 ~
these are very handy because the canton
out easily. _,
Pans Cases aldliip Books which are ii
are ina wide assortment of leathers a: x .2.
In this lineare included the very luxui I
leathers. hand tooled with thorn stitch.»
Tourists’ Cases with fittings for «in. ,
men. The articles are it“ white or oiling,
, “ W F‘- lu Willi
Show Bags in Vachétte, Walrus ' . >-.-;,‘;,
beautifully lined with leather. Th» so 3 ~_
inches in size. :« 1., ,‘x‘
Lather Portfolios. Pigskin. Vat-hut“ . , 1,.
ers. green, red. brown. black and i. .
fitted, . 3., .
«Envelope Purses. Vachette or dull lw

Children's Bags. leather and YPlYt?
chiffon velvet, silk lined, with {am-3. : .

 

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They'lie in gii‘
throwing all s?;. _ j 1 ~~

 

BDGCiflcaNy (dew-m “u , . w.
JCWNTY. per cent. invnnw
stone. and products, mini—{ammonium “we. um. ‘
‘ ! miners “fin mini 1
mb MS, own" I’M-k1 llliJ ilt‘.\' l
lk‘b‘lllit‘ lu\\' l"
’ Sl‘ll'Pild mm il- ‘
“d nus-Mays. litilv :‘mll 1‘
, fthe {nt‘l Fllill ' i :-
meme shows andfpurted. in .\;. l _
amusement faced 'woaiher pro—Wailww
“nut-"mm m? \fiiillL-u' I .q.‘ . ‘
in that cate- sas. also wiilmu' «

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one nonessentials.

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