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‘ ‘ydll‘es. ‘ $225
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w \V‘ashington Street. ,
still time to nib
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f WWT. Dec.
“ rm Spotawood of Greenwich against
' about her
'work took him to that state.
' chaser was not disclosed.
- II bundrully finished.
Decree an Side-ii-
Law’s Slay—Hm
‘m Negro Suit
28 .~A ltory
of infidelity wan unfolded before
Jud” than Waite in the Silperlor
court Morena by Anna. Kearney
.5)! this city, Quito nope-red» to give
Meme against her own outer In
the Gimme suit of Alexander Be:-
W M Eli-bet); Hemexo
Mount-on. The decree Wan granted
by Judge Wolfe on the. testimony at
the ulster.
The husband. while on the stand.
exphined to the court that his wife
had "got the idea in her head that
the could run dream! with other men
and be my wife at the sumo time."
The saturation between the couple
occurred May 28. 1921 when the
wire is alleged. to- have shouted at
her inn-band;
"i don‘t love you any more and I
want you to get out. Take your kid
along with you."
"rim husband had. at his ownv
knowledge. no actual proof or infl-
delity. and to prove this charge the
wife‘s sister. Anna. Hewmegi. was
put on the stand. This witness told
of her sister’s “affairs." The custody
of n (ouroyear-old son was given to
the father.
Humor wan injected into the court '
in the divorce case or Harriet Jack-
Kenneth Snotswnod. when the witn-
told of "soaring her husband almost
white" on one occasion when she
shummod death upon his attempt to
chloroform her.
Her husband and attempted to ad-
minilter the chloromrm while she
was in bed. the wife testified. :md‘
pretending death she had closed 'her'
eyes and held her breath. Her nus-i
had. becoming frightened. had lift-
ed her hand. to feel her pulse but it;
:lipped from his my and tell limp-‘-
ly to the side of the bed. At this the
tin-bond become termrqtricken and
ran from the room. Divorce was
granted on the grounds of desertion
They were married in lflln.
Florin: "Wonderful Tim."
Upon testifying that after her
husband had (inserted her in May.
1920. he hurl sent her :1 poet can!
from the south saying that he was
having :1 “wonderful time." Fern
Christian of this city was granted :1»
fdivorcc from her husband. Benin—
:mln H. Christian. The couple were
married April 2’3, 1914i. W'hen asked
husband's employment.
Mrs. Christian replied: “He was :1
chauffeur when he worked. which.
was seldom."
A divorce on the grounds of do-
senior: was granted to John erz-
finger of New York City from his;
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:xrite. Katherine F. Kl-tzingcr when 5
it". testified that she refused to movn
him “then his
“ She
Just wanted to show her friends that
she was the boat." the husband wx-.
planted to-ihe court. ‘
Mary Ella. Mix of this city
to New Jar-ray with
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. granted a. divorce on the grounds of
desertion from Charles ‘V’. Mix. son
of Coroner Eli Mix of New Haw"
County. They were married in 1900
and desertion in charged in 1312.‘
Both Mrs. Nix and other witnesses
testified that Coroner Mix was on
the best of terms with his daughter .
ln-lnw and supported her son until?
his death in 1921.
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to Be Purchasers—
PricePaidLessThan
$825,000
SEW YORK, Dev. six—Thu gv
vmomo J. Gouldmanalon at thv
north corner of Fifth avenue and
Mar-oeventh stmet. once seene ot’
nanny brilliant nodal functions. was a
sold yesterdw. The name at the pur- i
If, he-
fh ' Into
longed to the heirs of
Edith Xin‘don Gould. ,
The price was not made pz-b'lic.
but was said to be considerably le-
thal $835300. 1t which the ‘xonae
an and are opened for city iaxa- .
ti Mr. Gould once said it cost
him 312000.000. ‘excluaive n! the
land. It has a. marble facade and
tum
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~an Sentinel:
: W Yet it opp—I! to me that
Door Shame problem of
stubble for them could be
ill; new under consideration are “
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The one on meld ave, for 5.- .
vary ands-lame. It“ i- .
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Army this Ever
Ikginm
The Rad new Biz Five and the?“
All Stamford: will play the deciding
game of their aerial thimevening at
the armory and the best game of the
season is looked forward to. The
visitors honed out the Red Hen a
few weeks as“ and are coming up
this evening much strengthened as
“Sham" Kelly will jump cent—er, re-
placing Foley.
The All Stamford; have a much
stronger club that the Stamtord
Separates and their lineup this eve-
nlnx is guaranteed by their manage-
ment. The Combat Train will tur-
man the preliminary game against a
strong local live and dancmg will
follow the main mime.
The lineup.
Red Hen .ul Stain“!
Court, Clancy ............. Carlson
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P. Hat-Like ... . ........... T. Mannie
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Brotherton ........... Sham Kelly
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Suunclnrs, Mason ......... Abbi-Ina.
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Drlsroll ................. [.1 \‘olsi
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Admirers, Present Him
With New Auto ——
His Routine Re-
mains Unchanged
W.i:‘<i{INGT’-‘l_'._—.\. De. _ . 2.1.-—“;'ood—
row \\ il~mn x\ 1.8 1'- hf} eleven 5":an (ii-l
yestertlu.‘ but 'herv was no cole-
hrntions nor demonstrations to
break the quiet routine of Ilia home
The. former President .siu- ': f the
(lav much m the nmnnnr : he
hag passed his time. in [event
months. He continues his program
of fish varied with frequent auto-
mobile ride: into the cn‘u'iry.
The only change from the routine
of the day occurred when the form-
or President ordered his aut'nlmbile
:-)r an afternoon ride. instna-l of
the car purchased lw Mr. "‘ilson
left the \leit-~ House. a.
new specially «lesignml model of an
~‘xx‘illsl‘-‘«1 make rollml up 1.) the
front «irmr of the. W'ilson residence
in r-lspnnso to his summons. It
was 1]. gift from admirers. who do-
cimml in row-:11 their identity.
Mrs. Wilson ‘uwi been in an the
svcrrt. but the appearance of the
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nmv mnvhinv was :. rammet: sutu‘
prise m ‘nvr husband,
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