:HE CHARGES
UD; STAYS
WED, @WEVER
'ric Sill—fir M ac Leod
Loses Action for
Annulment.
g l.\' NAME
‘ 'age to Harstrom Stu-
ls Held '
Valid.
warrant Muir Mec-
.: 13 Osborne Avo-
.. . n declared in her
, of her merriege
V :.l,..:l.eod. s former
,. tulle-m. before Su-
‘ . ,. ‘ .- c John Ford in
.4! v ".il xoung MecLeod
‘7lllifl in morning
intent thlt she
, :9, name only. Jus-
. y m grant O’cr e de-
,,.. ' ..l
zl'lion of Mrs.
- gather with her
-‘~ Muir, is well-
. . . hating formerly
.. —.~ . l‘ w ~r. Second Dis.
'.l _ m Osborne Ave-
- u. x luld recently in
”"41 Justice Ford
mutiny.
l": ..'r whose romantic
j. a ..; .2 nine deys’ worl-
1g .. _. k on July 20m.
"r. - ruled Justice of
‘ ' our from his bed
‘ Hotel Meheck-
' ,.. -. . . . :nllzlcdlaleiy after
'....~¢ ,‘ "7o
4...". 1 ml that following
.3, a .mi her husband
.intended to be e reel husbend
J. 4 :rlrms inn. thence to”:
. my. JANUARY 29, 1928.
MM end teeny wound in the
Blinder. Hotel in New 232k City.
The! event one dey et the Blitmore
end the some night et the Nation.
otter which. Mrs. W seid. her
husbend lelt her. ”in! he wee go~
in; to see some reletives end tell
thunhewesnow emerriedmen.
He sets thet he would return in ten
deye. but Hrs. *flecLeod .dly releted
to Justice lord thet he never did
come beck. end the: the next sEe
knew Wes thet she received e letter
tron: him telling her thet he never
to
her.
Both the Mods ere seid to be
under legei ego end to heve obtein-
ed their license to be merrier! hero
by treudulent representation or their
true egos.
Mrs. MecLeod wee represented Tn
her action by her mother end sund-
ien. )lre. Elle L. Muir. while young
Manhood at et the counsel teble
before Justice Ford et the side or
his counsel end guerdien—et-iew.
Themes 0. Price of 1664 Monroe
Avenue. the Bronx.
The retueel or Justice Ford to
grent the decree wee on e techniceli-
ty heving to do with the diaerence in
merriege iewe in New York Stete
end Connecticut. It is believed pos-
sible thet some shit for ennulrnent
my be storied in Connecticut. ines-
much so the merriege was performed
-' here. . g,
' DailyRadioProgram
(Tune taboo Dieters).
W11, Newerk (800 Meters)
5:00 p. m.-—Bueinees end industriel
conditions.
Yum-Bedtime stories.
7:00-—-8toriee from St. Nicholas M1:-
egine.
7:15—"Johnnie'e Adventure 'with the
Milkerpies." Helen Rich Beldwin.
:zo—Telk. Vincent Colemen.
:OO—Pieno recitel. Mme. Nickelorl
end Ethel Colgete; .
him—"Tex Returns." Mlch‘sel 8. Lou-
enthnl.
to—Concert.
a.
Speciel gels. opening
scorn 370an We W a,
There ‘ere lads and there are losses
Wetting {or their chance to learn.
80 they may study. though day times
rectal. "Othello,". by Verdi.
9255—3111:“ signals; weather tore-
cent.
10:01—Ooetinuetlon of one“ "0°
grem. .
W, lleehetten coo Meters)
(:80 p. m—Berytono solos. Noel 8.
Michell. recital. Aime. Mimosa.
meeso espreno.
nib—Duets. Justin Levrie. tenor. end
Fernendo Guernieri. berytone:
Saint recitel. Arthur Wilde. 'eellist:
Katelyn» Wells Beseett. sopreno.
end Den Dickinson. pleniet.
W. W (see Meters)
D. tn.—8ernuel B. Howe on
”Problems or Amerioen Democre-
“SS-"Music“ Appreciation." Philip
Gordon.
Rhymes of J unioi‘
Red Cross Members
The rhymes printed below ere en-
titled to honoreble mention in the
Junior Red Cross contest to inter“
the toroign born in the evening
schools. There is still time to enroll
for the twenty sessions to be held be-
tween now and March 7.
evening school is open from 7 to 9
ofcioek. the first four nights eech
week. Mrs. Rechacl Anderson. Am-
ericenieetion director. has an cities in
this school and can be found there
from d to 7 o'clock Tuesdey and
Thursdey evenings. She will be glad
to essist the foreign born with inlor-
metlon. ‘3, ‘
The rhymes follow:
Night 56:00! for Jimmy
Simple Jimmie takes his het.
He welke down the railroad track.
Soon he sees a school in sight.
”I'll go to school this very night.
Although simple I may be.
I cen go. Just you wuch me."
Then his mind began to work.
"This time night school I'll not
shirk."
Soon time ceme for school to begin.
Jim wee with the students flocking in.
needing. writing. end English to
leern
He worked et it steady. and stern.
He soon grew into e very bright man.
He'll enswer eny question you ask it
so you see whet night echool hells
he oen. ~ "1
you to be. . ,
It you don’t believe as.
end see. .
ye Luther. Fitch School. Gm; s.
Good Advice
Deer people from all foreign lend;
And from America. too.
We wish to tell you something ‘
'l'het. meens big things for you.
Whn don‘t you come to night school,
E'en though perhepe you‘re old.
It will help you in your business.
And meyhep bring in more gold.
It will help you better to get slang
In Americe. don’t you see?
So you'd better go to night school.
Take thet sdviee from me. .
Metilde Dits. Grhdo 6. Fresh“:
School.
. Banana:
Come into our night school ole-see.
Freniriin"
OUR SEMI-FINISHED SERVICE.
end you will be
eppeerenco of your cotton Width
weer end similer gem Of
course. dresses, ehirtaeeises. etc.
willbewflnkled. butmunbr
loudled up et home.
We believe thet the Gentlem-
ed Service is one at the best
the returns.
Minimum chsrge 81.36
This corresponds to 1! b3
12 1-2 pounds the charge Is 100.
per pound.
NORWALK STEAM “08133!
43 De: Street South Smelt
Telephone no
H WLAND’S
mummwemmmsm
Here are the newer
p0pular copyrights 7 5c.
Chestermarke Instinct”—Fletcher.
“Hiart's Desire”—-—E. Bough.
“The: Soul of Ann Routledge”——B. Babcock.
tin _
out
NW.
“7*“
lull
.1 :3
u
,
I11
Getting
Hm"; amusement for
‘|
.. for
«em 35¢ a box.
Valentines in fancy
m “looked Houso”-—Flemin8-
”m Film Mystery”—A. Reeve.
Mysterious Rider”—-Zane Grey.
d an: the Terrible”—E. Burt‘s“
e Strangers Banque ”—--Byme.
-9 “Mind of The Baskervilles’L—A. Conan Doyle.
' P Trails End”—-Ogden-
"TC H.121 That H8. ”—3. Connor-
‘Ail Wool Morrison”—Eolman Day.
"Km: of the Khyber Rifles”—-Talbot MundY-
Tin; ll ory TraiI”—Talb0t Mundy.
"the Winds of the World”——-Telbot Mundy.
”R‘mr Ho"—-—Talbot Mundy.
"ll: Wu"—-——Louise Miller. ‘3' ‘
“Mars the World Coming '1‘o”—Rui='m Hush“
"Balluly’L—Rupe'rt Hughes.
"Ty; Divine Event”—Wi11 Herbert.
Y’l‘Ll‘ Pholce from these and
mum rode.
Valentine’s day. %
dentines for the children to melee—Wonder box
‘ 1‘) relenfinee printed for coloring
rfm hearts, mottoes, lace paper,
‘ Iamily and friends 50c box.
“lanai for making lace valentines—five difficult
«malso mechanical valentines from 36 to 15¢.
Mouser reer.
many others equally in
ready for
mammalian-neon
withpl-lntl' 01'
amements.
ineerdsendbooklotn-
“Whittal ”
true enjoyment.
sizes from 75c to\$7.
plexlons;
singitdefly.
Thoimniseggsheped
“mush.
norm.
real beauty , in the home. -
The depth of coloring—The rich harmonics of design
all suggest notonly a scheme to be carriel out in the en-
tire decoration of a room but in a subtle manner tellii‘a
story of restful beauty which makes home a. place of
Whittal Anglo Persians, Orientals and Chinese de-
signs, Antique and Chinese designs, Persian Tree of Life
pattern and Hindo Persian designs shown in the follow-
ing sizes:
27 x 54 inches $14.
83. 3in- x 10ft. Sin. $123.
Cocoa. door mate take the dirt off, large assortment of
Third floor reer.
Let us iron out. '
those facial wrinkles.
Our Beauty Parlor is equipped with the latest appli-
once “The Yevette” Wrinkle Iron—This method of eradi-
cating wrinkles in very popular in many of the largest
cities where women give much attention to their oom-
end so, naturally we procured it—we want the,
of the women of Bridgeport—my are endor-
andisorheavysteel. new a
. ll or' . . .
mdthomweimn'wnnfiw out,
Itlsusedefiei'n“Faclsl” when thesidnis flexible
endell open- 'nleironecis'eaveoemntehng
Telephone Barnum 4.54 for an appointment.
DRY Gee (:0 ~
rugs mean
an.
36 x 63 inches $22.
9 x 12 ft. $135.
the complenonl iWith
e
pounds or 10¢ per pound. Over'
they eern. 3%
Don’t neglect your education.
It will bring fame to toreignem‘in
this nation. . .
So go into night“ school?- this very
“ism. , .
Enjoy the struggle. enjoy the fight.
01' learning to become a citizen
tho-nation. 1,
Don’t neglect your education.
Edytheyuodno, Grede 6. Franklin
School.
of
sr. PAUL'S xoi‘ns.
The Girls' Friendly society will
meet Wednesday night.
The Woman's Guild will hold its
:25 ,
lies} meeting et 3:30 o'clock VWed.
'Mllchen. of this city. were 'united in
nosdey afternoon proper-etu- to the
perish supper
. Parish supper Thursday nkht et
6:30 o‘clock.
Fridey u Cendiemee Der: Pul'lfl.
cation of B. V. M. Holy Communion
2:30 9.. m.: Morning Preyer end Hol!‘
CoMmunion 9 e.m.; Evening Services
and Prayer 5 pin.
gumbo-snows
Muss. M. Andrews end Robert G.
marriage Ssturdey otter-noon st the
parsonage of the South Nomih Con;
gregationel church. Mire. Mitchell,
is the m‘dow or Dr. Cherlee P. An-
drews, and was formerly heed nurse’
at Dr. Lil. Meson’e Hoepitel. in W“.
limenliic, Conn. Mr. Mitchell is is:
collector oi the city. end is city editor
0! The Evening Sentinel.
JACO‘B?’S
12-14 NO. MAIN ST.
wanted colors.
. $10
fl‘he Home of .Good‘ Clothes.
- JANUARY SALE
Is Fast Coming to a Close
Better get busy if you virant to reap the
benefits of. our January sale prices
' i C e 1:
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~ Here are 533:6 you will enjoy wearing
longafter the price is forgotten.
Every coat is this season’s model, Plain,
Fur-Trimmed or Sport style in all the
It is the coat sensation of the year.
$15
‘5.
4-,
a
WONDERFUL DRESS SALE
Silk and Cloth Dresses Thai. Formerly Sold Up to $25.00
NOW $10
sch, liver, kidneys, bowels end
lower organs.
ASK FOR
the C. c. u. s. 1%
Booklet by tele- mmmm
phoning 3308 or emu nanometer
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PAGE SEVEN
Young Ledy: "Were you blessed. ,
with the new sch i. little boy?"
Little Boy: “Newt They mede mi »
weeh me fece en' when ! vent‘home
do dorg hit me 'ceuse he didn‘t knot
me.”
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NEWSZYOU WANT .
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One Minute Esssye on Heslth“
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to
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» seen, those are the
things you went to reed about.
The best good news of the day is
that health is nornnl to ell of us.
Chiropractic is F new science
am is bringing health to many
who despeired or ever being well.
It is dittorent‘trom.ell other meth-
odsendthetisonerresonwhyit
gets results where all other meth-
ods fell.
Chiropractic spinal ediustmenie
now-renown tobethemeensot
removing the muse 0! disease in
‘ihc eyes, cdrs, throat, lungs. stom-
v'ro anemia. el— .. a.
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123 Weehlngton Street
South Norwelk, Conn.
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