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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 24, 1920 · page 15

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Home Outfits.

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inundation hh Dominoes. ..

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made his escape just before the adv
oner issued a finding holding I.“
criminally responsible for the

'or suluvan. The police received word
xhis forenoon that a men answer”
his description was seen in the Weat- ~
ville/woods. Up to noon he It“ not v
henna-eluted.

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Book" of 3500 m flied todty W3“
u; sr comma-mar Plinth J; mile
of”: hearing evidence in tum-noise
. or Quinton- Seumnelto, of" Ito-'W 1“

York. arrested August 30, charged.

w'fh transporting a quantlt. d’ ,
whiskey thmhrereenvlch." M j
ollo is hold for the next term of tb ‘ 7 V
Federal court in New Haven.

The commissioner in expectant hr
fix a dale for the arraignment of 1..
\D. Tate. a bartender in a Middle «not.
Bridgeport saloon. arrested by lull
prohibition agents r-hargod with helm;
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HARTFORD, Conn. 89]". 217—”
cording to a petition filed with I.»
Connecticut, Public Ulilfllen Oommbe
slon. the New York. New Haven In.
Hartford Row plans to w
more than $12,000,000 in immune» ' v
menus.
The refined. through counsel. a“
lthe commission for appmval nude-u
*jhorizelion on i's :wilvion to issue 8!.-
i000_000 in trust nolos. $2.000,000 In
promissory notes :md 8,130,000 in Gav
mand notes. all the proceeds of Wm
Jll‘f- to he used hy the dead in the pull"7 7,
(hose of equipment and in making CG» 4
mum. Minna-one, improvement ‘. ‘
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I '30, as the dale for linurlnz the not!
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COTTON G000.» PRICE

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“the! Market.

MANCHESTER. N. 1].. Sept. 23.-»—»
,A reduction of 33 1-3 per cent. in t”.
:prioo of manufactured cotton M :
wvas nnnounoml yt-slrrday by t- :
fAmoskong Manul‘mnuring (‘umy of -;r
”his oily. The prcsvnt weekly produc-

tion of the oompany which emplws'
10.000 operatives In its rollon depart»:
moms is 4.1mmmu yards.

Pear that ihe r-otlon market. s!-
‘roedy unsettled because of heavy -
éoellalion of orders, might, reach I (.-
*,dmon similar to that which has for»
Iood the closing of ”11' company's we‘-
on department, is given in the .—
lnounoemom as the reason for.“
price reduction‘

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. m APRIL, MARRIED m
i Divorced from Jennie Shep-rd. he} ..
merly a manicurist at the M”
last April, Miles H.
of Mrs. Abigail Rusted, of Greenwich ‘
lwes married to Miss Kathryn m' A
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cally. The elopement
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Got “250 Alimony. ~’ 4
After a brief period of domestic, *
bliss. trouble developed in the Hut-l
#home. they separated and later both

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-suits were thrown oul of court b
Judge H. J. Curtis, but in April 1“
Mrs. Rusted succeeded to obtain”
I divorce on the grounds of denat-
;§'uom baht awarded $1,250 all-o.-=
I ' with costs.
Hunted. who during the we: us, I
Ian instructor at Camp Melgs. r”
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’hosptol in Washington, where the m
'o nurse. it is add. lie is now pro.- w
tloing law in New Hampshire.

An interesting feature of the Illi-
: salon was the {not that at the t!»
‘the Hunted divuoe Wu pending .
the courts there -war also :7

, in. mm units for divorce 1
‘ : on. and Mrs. William c. Ramses, 11..
» . is a widely known lawyer“:
‘ the county. and the latter 3

daughter of Mrs. Abigail Hunted. a
sister of Miles H. Hosted. Int-21*
case. too. it was the woman Who do
‘ Emfiivfi; AH
by the way, brought a suit W
' In. Align“ Hosted. aliasing ima-
. was the-cause_of his wife's outrun..-
“ Inuit, “naked for £100.00“ (lei-[my ‘
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RMEN OFF , f
GYSTE STEEPLECHAII'
The natural oyster beds 0! so»:
plcchase Island were visited by we .7
"em for lhe um um they“ I
Ml noel of ‘2 sleeps {1"wi
' within a radius of munv mile. fr‘
here, began dredging l‘or oysteI-I. ‘
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