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1 wii: SililiiJlOtlgSlralon. Austrian been notified of the marriage or that
limlilvmun. whese secret marriage the corcmony had been performed
5last Tuesday by :t deputy city clerk without their permission.
ITS DEI lClTim Miss Millicent lingers. 20 year The nobleman. after first declar-
301.1 Heiress. was revealed “'cdnes- ing that Colonel Rogers had no ob-
___.~ idny .“dniittmi in newspapermen. jection to the wedding. later aver-
iivlmni he received in his Ritz-Carl- red:
Church Shy SLOW—.13.;
B. Gallaher to Give;
$500 if Like Amount
mu lil'r‘.
' liifni‘niutioii
. _ '715 idli‘ as last September to marry
ls Raised 1.\lr.-. firm-c San-ls Montgomery Cof— as a cavalry ofticer in the Austrian
-.- .- 51211. a .\'« 1v York divorcee. was eon- aniiy during the world war.
‘lui‘mwl in :i deposition ‘the count had
(mi; of ' ‘ . ‘
tiled with his marriage license. 'lhc
The. annual ii...
' ' ‘. 'l»1'l \1:: ,.
h’l I51- 1 He“ “-‘ .1‘11 lxn 1 ‘dt position was un oillciui document. many other activities. appeared us
fill": ‘mfltvlh: " l1"1l‘il1 '15,“in by lil" Magistrate's oilice in it leading man in motion pictures.
.0100 ~00 1' r . . ..
.\ l‘ min. l1 «drying that ho was legal-
Louis H. Hunt ii. ilv 1"
COUNT WHO WED. HEIRESS ~
HAD ANOTHER U. s. ROMANCE
.\'i-I\\' YORK. Jun. ll.—-Count Lud-
lm' looms yesterday. that the mar-
ri.;;:1, was his second American ro-
that he had planned
gers, Standard Oil pioneer. had not
"I think they wanted her to marry
somebody else."
He explained that he believed
their opposition was due to the fact
that he was an Austrian and served
that Count
Salm-Hoogstraten has, in addition to
It was learned today
He now is engaged in the sale of an-
liques. he; said, and is interested in
:l Mexicali oil venture.
The count and countess will re-
main in New York [or several weeks
at 1111- request of the euuntcss’ par-
Pills, it was understood. Then they
will go in Vienna.
, . .lv lll\l‘i'l"ll from his first wife. and
"h” pnsmml' hm! ”hm“ h. .11 h. film? l‘nv 1‘1- \\.‘l.\' 1.0 lllllll‘tilllll‘ill. to
mg “Hh “ml!" .- . .iz.» ii.;ii‘:'i.1:.'w to Mrs. t‘nllin.
Th" h" "JR" i. .. VI H' I‘ ”H”. 'l‘iiv‘ 11-iiizt «l1 nil'll reports that
read his '1' "m: ‘1‘.“th ‘2‘ '1: l“ l 1111- ‘MM 111i :1ll'i Mrs. Henry liiidulleston
C""”‘“"” "E' "I' "“5‘ ' “I" ' ~ :v. l11:; llliiilliniill‘t‘ \‘il't‘l‘llS—lil-
cnee tltcnunls .1114! l Il‘l‘l‘ll l‘U‘I‘l‘m: I 73va 11-1111 of the illit‘lii. ll. lin-
nnil othwr 11.11 ml ""
l‘t‘adilu: wt 1‘11- .‘1'l1l1'111' ,~. if .".1‘.i'i l '
the rcpiir: 11.11.- “(1111'- i J:1i ,. \11‘- V '
of thanks :_'i\1 ll ‘1 1‘ -: 111111 Obitual‘) \
the \‘rsti'i. ,
The i’ol.u\\iit;: 1:",1 1 ‘. 111 1‘—
elected: \\':11vl- " l" l l H- I ‘ L” i \‘utlillilil‘l 11qu
and ”ill" ~‘- -‘-"‘ “ “" .‘fi "1“. N..lil:‘iii1i ism- mew-.1 as yours.
Fir-7‘“ L'I’M‘l‘m‘i (2”"'!*""’: “H”- -iil.l lvsi iii, .if tim home rt his
“"913 "1“” ”4 ""1”“ “”7”“ z»: .. _\li:~s 1.1.. .\l. .Innvs. .31 ruin;
for ”HT" 3': "1' 1‘“ “' ,\i..111- 1““ 1Six-it, linst .‘s'oruziiit. 1
K". S. \\'l111::1 HHY‘WHI 5‘ "V“. ‘i‘i1-- 111111 '.‘:ll “iii in: held from the
j)cl(\g;|llzs in l‘lth'fulii . . 1 ‘1 l. my], 1.11 p.il‘i(1t‘5‘ of ii. \\'. Raymond.
‘1" Aml‘“ "“‘l li‘ H“ " ”5‘4",” “‘1,“\\‘.i.~illilt;'lnn Slum, Saturday after-
tcrnull“. “- 1’ "1""""'" :.. ‘_’ { i..mii :1'. I 11'1'll11'n. “H'- “Oi-1'” ll.
lAOCk““"'!- l‘ l“ k W 1' “,"i it. l‘qinii‘. rrl‘lliz‘ of i'lii'xst Church.
so 11- tlwi to 1 11'1 W". l' ’ '1““1"‘“'\.1H 111111 “it and l1'li’l-ti will lc in
ln lit“ _\[.l.11 ~‘v1f‘- 1" All" - . ., '_ 51.1 1-111-t11‘j‘.
Arthur H I‘l:i"i111, .l. 1“,:1'- l.1.1i— l [\(‘t ItLLISA‘YS _
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parish. Kurt“. iwip finiii iii-r." 54:1111 the
1"" ""“" " l l I" S111 1-...51 s, iinlor ll1nr\ la lt‘oiitnine
uri-r's 1‘1; 1:1 <1 11: ' :.1l‘i1111;: the d.\.‘1xi,- (in 1:. lg'iiiiifs for-
31‘111) 5-, .. i1. -. 1i.‘ “:1 l; 1- . . 11:11 rum}. _\1:<llr-i:1\‘.
Hector ”111.1 111 it i), l. I “1 |ur um» iniw 111." h- runx‘nued,
“”ll‘l l“"l ' ' " i l I, "4'11! in 1111\1' iilt‘ (‘ulll‘tlié" 1" tell
this. "1.,1 1‘ ll ‘ ‘plf-W’ 15.1-: in H111 .\111-'ri<':111 l-"i‘i'l"~'
xiii oi ti1' .. ‘,.‘,m ' . Mr “1,” ”NW :1 11:|l':lli“l liitweeli
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1L («l-““5”" r ""l ‘h ‘ “1"" "'1 ""9“" .1. o-‘l'lll"’ llil- 1:11111’ :13 in ”it: sutu-
thr: l"‘llllil1l1i"‘ 1-. “11ml 21‘“ «\N'“ l ‘ H " H .. -.
- . . , ‘5 lilrlli'l l iii1'1'1l \\i'i1 ;_'nl1i \\llll" the Allin.» “tit.
if the 51111-1 ’1 ' 1 l‘ "‘ ‘ lt_i'u1'i|'1ll' llllIi-l‘ lilv'li' iiilHlii‘lJl hur-
1'nise 3W" 1'11'. l ' '1 'i'l'l" ‘ ‘ l"
. . . . :vl. ns. liv-l.iii>r1l :111 ll||iUilr “l1- ll he
riuallt‘ii 1‘1.:1‘1 I l‘ H "'1 l I” "'“1‘ hi - ‘ -liill1i"1l in ”11- tweets-“ll." "ll “hunt“
”YMCA! MM H H A. : I, ll m ‘5'? 1.11 l11\\:11’ui.\ ti- ri:i;1iiy :11111 when he
Kiicn l1) i1llll..l1i ll 1‘ 1-l‘11‘ i“” " . -, . - .-
.. .::.1i‘l l.» :»1i.~;1~11111<l l-1igldil linanclers
“Gilli: 111711111 111- '2-‘.\i<‘li 112v, 111' 1.. 111;: ilili‘lVSlUi in lll‘lnlllOn fac-
11111‘11 :1.
Si 1:.1'r11‘
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n ‘i' “:14 . - ' ‘
m Pill L. I“ i"i-l'.'.ll1'l" is \‘iL"' prrsl—
.llifl' 111‘ the :‘V nutv. lie \xen the
Motion to Throw out M” l“ "“4“ '1'“
(law (.2186 lk‘lllOd‘ Mn. 1211111. l'nvu‘ll.
.\li::. ilvlillr iiilnl l‘owvll. “ile 1.1”
'lm,2111.1.-t Ji. l'o\\t~l!, passed away it!
Hitllltild'lvljl'. “ -“ :1 "" “‘"' :.ii t.1rly hour lillS morning at llifl‘
imn r...~ “my. .11 ..-1 11m emu-ills «1‘- . puma 111 l\"'lit‘l' :1\'t'llu1.‘, llrooki-idc,
insuflii'i' iit 1'.i-l- 1111 :1111! 1‘111‘liihll- 1".“ X. 'L “In“ illness.
tory iil.:i1;.1:1~-. !1111|- ‘ '1 “11'." “‘1 Mrs. l‘ow1ll is, summed by hfl‘
1:00 i‘il‘l" ll“ ""‘ ‘1'” ‘l‘i."'-‘1r.11.~11;iiill 11nd tuo suns. Nv‘ison \‘V.
Gill-hi lll lll‘ 31'“ " "3" 9"” “l. §;1111l llv-niy l". ill.\‘(l one brother. 1).)-
‘3lm'"l"l V- "'5‘” 1"" -" l1” ‘\'l\lli l". H1131! o: Mrlrosv, Muss. Site
”MI” “lhl "'1'” i ’1“ l 3" 112.1% '4 111051 l.111hlul member of the
Judilv .\1*'l1'11' 1'. .4111111-..<.m:ii xiii-mu. .\l. 11:. 1‘lllll‘t'll and
iul‘ L'Olil’i :Iil““ 111:":‘111.’ 1' 1-1.11n5ii.‘,iw lillliits' .‘.11i SH”. i)’. She “1:0
Til" t'li’ ll "-“ . 'l‘ 1' -' '1“li"l 111 Li 1111111111113l11l1 in Ui'llil' (‘ltal‘t‘iifl
by L'Hiw it r the Il"“'l‘1 417‘ his ii-ixu. 1'12. i-L;1.~;‘-~rii Flunr, nnvl tilt: Uir'l
year-old Mm. linen ll. 11‘1o \1. .w'lnnii .\‘;11ni-1-t~‘.11l1. '
struck 11,2 :1 1‘11 up. I'll l” llrl'il'j l”1.i11~r;1l S-‘l‘\l|‘|S 111|l he held
lit,f‘ll (i\\iiivl iv. .illi.‘l \ le:.'I :lrl-l {rum llt'l‘ Lil" illilllt; lli l{1:4~li-r uh:-
drixen in ili1 11-.ti.w;1~ i21.1n .Iv'l". \lnlliid)’ ilflfl'lltiflil alt ‘.‘:'.:u and
The bar “:1" 31"11l11illll’.‘ :1 ~11- ll r’\~ i :11 1::I1H (il'iua'li from li'." South Nur-
press 1111" :1'Hi' 1l1ii. in i2:1.1 .‘.\'- 1h\\;i‘i( M. if. (‘illll't'lh
PHUI‘, .\11ru.tli-.. itw 11 31.. 11' 1111 nt~ ‘l‘iiv- lim'. x\ll1ir~'\\' i“. Chziiiibcriu‘iii
or‘eiirrr'd. ‘ .. 1'.\1!i tililt'l:li" and the illll‘i‘llli‘llt “ill
The 31111” "1 111:" "frri in i":1\1' : hr in th- lninily'piot, iii llixcrsid.»
the court 11.11.11 -‘ .' .: 1' a: 31;” » ills: 4-. 111‘ -. l‘).
on lilt" nm‘wm KY1, i‘m -. l‘l.lill‘."i; - ~ -
that the 11'11‘ vs“: no! :11"1;.1| 1 ti: \\:llll't‘ lllL'Tfllll.
propf'ri“ '” -l‘ ‘ \ l:'~-'1‘ ”ill ”'1'”; 'J'i.1 :zin« i..i 11: \\':1l11r lngruin
he “""ll" “"' l'“ l’ "'l" ""7"lv'l'1"1«‘"»‘ litltlli plnm- )‘1511 Willy morning at 8:160
and {lll'lll‘ 1" " 1 l 1" " ill" i1") jig-om llxl' l.il.- home. Summit street,
“as piiillr M «wrilwhi.:1»r1 'v'Llii-T“;1iill 111111 o‘clo-‘k il‘llill St. Joseph's
"VW‘l ””‘l' " ’l‘“ *l " i" l“ ”1;" 13 i" church, Tim l:1»\. lh'iinls Hurley of-
linio :1. l1:i:1 m: :1 \1l.1 !1 l.1‘i\'lilivl-irlluii. l'lll'lllL: the. Sl‘i‘\lt".‘3 Mrs.
8""? 'iilllx‘. , li1;.ly mug "Fun; in Face." AS til-3
The. lv'lw :11". iwl ilxiv in to lilt (oi-twee hit the church Edward
jury Ff1lll1 lilti" 'l‘m» 'Hpinll 511m; ".\’<';1r1r My God to
~ . ' - V‘i'lllt‘.”
‘ 'l‘h- r» wire mun}; inviiutil‘ul floral
Kabasea I‘Jncaml)ment illi'vriutzr. intvrmrnt “us ‘ln Si.
._\l:1r;,‘.s~ «'1 in1t4-ry in thi- fumily plot.
Ruth Jeami.
itutli Jl'uiinc. the slx-moiitiis~old
llilliigllli‘l‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Holds Installation
11f
[157
rill: W's ’1.1t1ir. 1!
lim-nnip-
iinrliii‘ 1‘i1 11
the. m1-1 1111:: l{1|i111‘1i):l
ment. .\:1. 11. l, (1, ii. if. lil‘H] inet‘L‘rl-inilio of (l tirunt rlr-‘t'l. died this
night. 'l'i1~ lliii’" 1's lli\:'.'lilll '\il’t ;._l1111>1'nin: :1? iii1 huni- of ilt‘r pur-
t’Thiei‘ l'.‘.1'l’l.|.'li'i\ l.--l:11v Sari-ling. this lliii'i11l\\;1siiiSt. .\_l'1r_v s cent-.1—
Senior \\ 11'1i1'lI-—l11 \1, 7' i1”)'?. l l1 l‘) this lilti‘lllnoii.
High l‘rh :~t «lil’ll' :1 iii-1 :xory. ‘1
Julia Shepard
.liininr \\:11'-l1-n_ Hit 1 :1rd .\r1‘h¢: 1:.
‘ouiIIHilHHrv (‘IirrrliL
.\lr<.
The x'iinviizil nl' Mrs. Julia Shepard
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PRIZES AT
H. G. Ward Of Danbury
Wins Benedict Cup
j —— E a r 1 Anderson
Gets Gold Medal
.\ lzirtze attendance marked the.
lll'hl day of the tenth annual exhi-
niornini: and from the opening hour
there was a steady stream of visitors
ill the exhibit. The exhibit continues
today and tomorrow; the. Show helm;
(nu-n ironi 112011 :1. m. until 10:00 p.
ill.
Because a."
the {act thatthe ex»
l i;l nmlirt cup. This cup is presented
leach your to the. exhibitor securing
the greatest 10ml number of points
at llie show. [The gold medal prize
for the best hell “but to Emil An-
derson. with ll. barred rock. The $2.3
in gold prize. for the lvcst’coek hiru
was awarded to Mrs. it, ll. Humor
of Southport, who exhibited a Spk‘ll‘
.lill lir:1lima.
The (logs exhibited at life Show
are attracting much attention. Til.-
jiidgl-s for these were: Mrs. l"). J.
l-‘nruy of Southport. Mrs. ii‘rnnk l.
Schubert of Bridgeport and .Mrs. L.
C. l~‘:1irchild
'i‘iil're, were, several booths in “it:
armory including those of (‘leorz'r
(‘uni-n, ili‘nu't'r and Malone and th'?
\\'irt h m ore.
POULTRY snow“
the League of Nations, “until-.11 ring
since.
of “'ilson from
lines less pronounced.
bition Or the Nuruulk Poultry Asso- ”w y l‘ v, ‘ . 1, , .
elation. Inn, whic his being held at in ‘ \‘lthr‘dI hill“ ‘1" ‘H:h I, .131 1);)“ m].
. ' ‘ . .1. . _ ( . .
the l\or\v;1lk armory, .l he show pf)“ I“ 1. 11- .0, 1 3H __ n 833:},er ‘0 . I
lo wen-*1 at 9:01) o‘clOck yesterda .( h I . ‘V‘ I l (d ‘ ‘ “L ‘.n
l ‘ y the internatiniml 1_ ourt and l‘t‘li’l'll- 1
tional participation in lib“ iirfilli‘s of;
the League.
not. lie ot‘i‘iriaily announced until 21(-
tm‘ the balloting is concluded in 111-b-
ruaryahut i1 is (ii‘t‘ltll'i‘li lli‘l‘l‘ that 1111‘
Vkvfisr—
mum? JANUARY 11,
BOK PRIZE ACTS
RENEWS
..
AS SPARK IN POWDER HOUSE;
BITTER LEAGUE OF NATIONS BATTLE
All Hands Lost Wh-
An English Battleshi
_.-n1..'
1
llliU:
\VASlllNU'l't 1.\'.
tight over
.i;1n. In
American i‘llil'lllll'i‘
19:30. is filiiiiimr .‘illt‘\\‘. 'l‘lil-i
whole liattle staged alter ilie return;
Paris is iliii’i)‘ to he
refouizht on :1 i.’1r;'1 r smile. with nlvl
leaders lln'lt‘l‘ ll1‘\\' ling?» (11111 party
The. Spark in lilt‘ powdl 1‘ house isl
'i‘hc :1utllor 11f it \1iii
rize-winnin: plan is the work nf
(a Q!“
Mr. and Mrs. William Athcrton Dupuy at work in theis Washington study.
iirnriiiiiiiit in the affairs of the Lea—luau] .\l. House, fl'itnli (if \Ygodroxv
gnu of .\i111'l‘i1';111 l‘cn \\'onir‘ii. 'i‘ht‘§\\'ilson: l'Jlll-ii l-‘itz l’endlo-ton. prest-
pt'i'm offered by link was $100,000. ident of “Elli-sl- y i‘Ollcgn, and Brand
illilf of which was to he paid on \\'iiitiot'k. diplomat.
approval of the plan by popular If the plan is prancd by non-
\o!1~.:1nd theother37-(‘1J‘I1l1at5111-h :1 ulalr vote, and it is :1 llll‘fu'lll'! con-
iimn as the plan appeared to l't‘Ai'lllSl'lll lirrv that it will he, a tre-
pulilll. ililf‘l‘ni'flllS light to put it into effect
The irreeonciiuinlxs already ai'~-'is going to be mutie. Tim irrecon-
uliemvntly showing lhtir let-til at t'iiiliiit‘s. hacked by strength by no
the proposition outlined in the pitiii. means negligible. ill'i‘ ready to fight
And thrv are voicing their disup— in a finish. The opposition to the
prnvul of the manner in which theiplan is of course centered on the
participation in League
affairs. .‘nlf‘l‘li'iln ad-
Mo-dill McCor-groiiiiitional
:of Nations
winner “:13 chem n.
iiiieiz. flil’lllx:il,'£ in lll"r_Sl‘llLllt‘ charg-
1‘d that illi‘ award was made lif.‘ :l liriw-nm: 111 the international court
parked jury, meaning: that- those isn't :15 stronzly contested.
who passed on the many plans suh- \\'illiliiii Allirrton lmpuy, who
with Mrs. lliipuy is I‘l‘l‘lllillllri‘ly giv-
llilit1‘ii were almost without excep-
tion exponents of Aiiiv'rir'nii iltlllr‘l‘-1I‘ll credit for thr- piuiz, has lHJL‘l! :1
Phil" in the llwlcue of Nations. Tile giivlvspuin rmzin all his life, but has
number.“ of the eoniiiiittm- wereghlui some 1'.\p-~ri‘111-«~ iii warfare in
l~Ililiii Root, lnwylr. i'iinirinliii: ‘lwtwmn. llit‘ was :1 captain in the
Janus U. lint-herd. former deputy military iiitl-lligente division of the
(hint of staff of the army. \\'illi:im general sniff in ibis.) For a. “bile
Ailrn \\‘iiit-‘. editor: llosrtu‘ l‘ounli. he was ticl-l srlretary of the Navy
deuii 0f lillrvard Lav: School: lid-ELV-ague.
‘ . . . , Ir. and Mrs. \\‘ill:;1m Alli-Hon Tlu-
liililt this year is lWiCO as lame n.- puv
Her pig-{urn and includes dogs and Mr. and MW. hum“, m.“ iulii-nal-
cuts as \veil as poultry, the Work of ists. Mr. l’iupuy int-fully returned
judging CO‘I‘I‘Ed '1 considerable from Geneva. Suilnerlnnd, “herr- ho
period of time. “- was “0t until held an official position with the!
late. last night that the birds and League of Nmi‘mgv ”,3 Wm. isi
dogs were, judged. The pigeons,
have not been judged yet. but will
proluihly he this afternoon. brandy. :
ll. U. “‘ard of Dzinbury was jud-z- Riv-M
l‘ I‘ ' ‘ 4 ‘ .
.1 1h \\inlltl‘ ot the Itobert A 1833
Wangéharity
1
1"1-n11uut-1l from Page Une) [
1 i
‘iit'iy, so that all the Ctlnllnllnllltfll
along :1. big railroad will not hell
bothered with them. if each cilyg
.
1
took care of its own, there would he _
no trouble. ;
"'l‘herc are laws on the statute
books for wellare work. which, it;
they were enforced. would Clillllllul'”
most of this trouble. but. they are not
uniuiced. There is a law now that
no INDY-EON is allowed to board a child
without a license, There has beei.
Slitfll a law in regard to the keeping
of pigs atyl 1; “'5 for many years, but
it is only recently that one. has been
passed about children.
"Other cities the size of Norwalk
have. reg lar welfare work. In Con-
necticut. small places like Torring-
ton, \Viilimantic and llristoi have
had such organized work for years——
llristol since 1908, ’l‘orrington Since
1914 and \\'iilimantic since 1915.
liven the. little. town of li‘airficld has
social \v0‘.‘: organize an a real ba-
sis. l‘nlil such time as social work
is organized here not only is money
spent with about one—half returns.
but it large dependent class in the
population is created.
i
i
Inside fililll'lllull “illiiir illihlvell. 1 will he held Saturday morning: at
Uutsiviit (ili‘ll‘vlidli * li-ury 1:. l\.."-11 from the into home. l‘_‘. t‘row’n
Joyce. lmrniie. and at nine o'clock from ht.
’l‘rr:iaili'1-i'~ Nil-on \\', ‘wu' 1i1t‘3, :Jesepii's church. interment. Will be
S"rii11>-—.\'.1m'i1i H, il- mp. 111 Si. MAN'S evinet- i'_v.
‘EICKORY SiviTcH HALTS ROMANCE 1
OF CHILD SWEETHEARTS IN GEORGIA
‘
noun Elbert. Bioodworth and his bride, Ladle Watson.
hleko switch blighted the romance and dissolved the martin
‘ Filbert Bloodworth, 15, and Lydia Watson, 17, of Macon, Cg:
.1 . consented to forsake his bride after the hickory had been
, nnetintedly 3: his mother. Annulment proceedings were in-
, . by the families of both of the principals and a man and I
“People. don't give to the hospi'al
when asked. but they give a little
many times a year to beggars on the
streets. This money. it saved and
:ivrn to the hospital where it is
needed. would do much more good."
Miss \Vcnderoth cited many Nor-
walk cases where aid was needed
and was not given in time. and
where aid was given that was not
needed. to Show the need for or-
ganized work here.
Believe they have
Body Of Sperry
LONDON, Jan. ll.-—A body be-
lieved to be that of Lawrence B.
Sperry American aviator missing
since Dec. 13. was found today at a
place called the Gap Bear Rye. Suf-
tolk. Tile garments on the body are
said to correspond with them: worn
by Sperry.
BISHOP TEMTPLE DIESp
AMARILLO, Tcx., Jan. 11.—
Bishop Edward A. Temple. 56, of the
Episcopal church. die‘at his home
here late last night. He had been in
poor health several years. He was -
consecrated missionary bishop of
North Texas, December 15. 1910. He
is survived by his .widow and two
sons. 5v
BONDS REDUCED
Bonds in the case of Nicholas
Tuchi, charged ‘with a. serious of-
fence. were reduced from $7.500 to
$6,000 by Judge \‘esliurgh today.
The case will probably come .1}: Sat-
to have been the ‘1!) hunk '1 - -
‘”‘ ell-3291133 singers?“ 9- BAH—{@9114 ”mm"
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urday morning in the uptown city
non-II. - .
collar corresponds with it. Circular
FOLLOWS TiiE PARiS MODE
This model
in black crepe satin
faithfully carries out one of the newest l
ideas of Paris for an ail-dav frock. 'i‘hc
Ikirt is fashionably finished with a
plattedfiounce of self-material, while ~
the waist is_stitciied down the front
With an aprhed band. This band may
be of bin: or of ribbon. Usually the
frills trim the long sleeves. Medium
‘cize requires 45‘; yards 40-inch mate-
(“Ol'll'l‘ ( 'l'2(‘li.ll
.\'o.
Court l't‘ljili‘. lili,
of Casiilc. illittll' arriingriii- ills in in— a
stall officers on January :V‘, iii
monthly meeting ill‘lll last nicht
the (;atliolie cliiliiiolian
enue.
Ilze
ill
in \Ye‘t .‘tv-
--n. _._. ____.H,_-._.__.__
Made of ‘ri.i~her. n-n Ohio inven-
tor‘s bathing suit has :1 number of
inflatable pockets to keep a persm
afloat. so M‘purdlvd ll1:1t if 111m in-
punclured the oihers are not affect-
ed.
“TALK OF MANY THINGS’f—BAG, BLOUSE, JAB.OT, ETc.‘ 1
':i-.-.in:=. d- clan-s she is happy for ti1~-
holiipaiiy of “omen iii parliament fur
3 run 1 11
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i L: lighters i
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Overnight News
' ' ' ' ' ‘nt '
i Told in Brief Dad” “5m“ 11'
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lions-v lli-piiiilicans in confer-crow
iiwtruvl \\;1.\.‘<:md Menus i"illlllllil“"
ii-pnrl t.1.\' hill before acting on
' bonus for soldiers.
Director of Public Safety Ruth-r
l‘hillidelphin, suspends six p-iliw-
livizlvnnnts and two sergeants mi
1 11.1mm of iiicompetency and negh-lt
ill dilly.
.l:11-k llrnipsey and Tommy Gil-—
hum; will fight :1 return iilnlt‘ll in
.‘J. 11' York, probably early next sun:-
im-z‘. ’l‘vx liivktlt'tl :lllllUlillf"‘S.
.\lr:<. Ellsworth liltssett. :it Mei-‘11
inn. "Hilll.,'l‘<‘llls-‘S to lull; with liv :-
llllb‘i'tilill upon his arrival home :11‘—
l v“~i;:lllll: as business l‘i‘Dl‘i‘sO‘nlw
:in
:1!
li\\‘
for Mrs. Nina \\‘ilc:v.\ l‘Ulll::Tli
::.:llili\r::l'ill.
.\'~ \\ York Tim's prints report il::11
'ili‘1'iilll‘i‘li of St. Markssiu-thv-lion—
\\1'r11~ pill withdraw from the Pro!
«51.11111 llpisropui (lllrlt't_‘S" of N1:
York unless llisiiop Mannie :tpprnv.
. _ ‘l v'rtreae
n-lll'ythiiiic dancing at (‘ilill't‘il festi~ . "‘
. HR. v REHva
Lady .‘m‘tcr. .‘il dinner for riuh'
,uunzwn lili'llli' of lirilish L‘nni-
VERY SMARTLY STYLED
fill-1 “its nth-n humbled “lien aion'.
' Always a favorite with fashion is the
istraightiine frock Of this model. It Will
the cspcciaiiy favored by women who
Ecan wear the new plaids and check!
'becomiiigly. The dress crosses and
closes at the left side, a long. siende!
collar of plain material finishing the
open front. Fancy buttons that corre-
spontl in tone with the darkest colon
of the plaid are conspicuous detailspl
the decorative scheme. Medium slat
requires 3 are}: 54-inch plaid and %
yard 36-inc plain matena .
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1397
Sixes, 34 to 4-2 inches bust. Price, 3.‘
anti
l’ui‘is
('nll-
111:1 in
lid-:11 Slinnes is quoted by
lio’\\.\'rl.'l]ii‘l' us declaring he is
that .‘iiiiericans will
loans to ii‘Tlllull)’ to help thomsrivl
‘l111t that agreement with France first
‘rmust 11c nude.
John \\'. Dav“. former 11111112191111 '
‘ 1n .(lrellt Britain. is endorsed
lleiiiocrnfic candidate fro fil’i‘Slll'i?
hy the \Vl'Sf Virginia Di'lllOt‘rillLC ex-
”votive continill-‘e.
:IK‘
Senator Mugnus Johnson to‘Iv
;l~:liikcrs at Philadelphia that he is
Iiopposell to the Mellon tax plan and
lprl'llil‘ts that it will fail to pass.
1 Dean (lulderslecve of llarnnrd. de-
fends college girls against charges
of cigarette smoking and liquor
drinking: and says that college wo-
men generally are an admirable lot. rehearsal at
The choir of the. South Norwalk
l‘ongregational church will meet for
. :30 tomorrow evening.
.1 if m:
It is very smart, this '3qu in at
the nouthern resorts to have a bag
—dthet sewing or bathing—to
match the smart: little but worn on
, the beach. The colors used to em-
hlflish thin but and bag, shown on
wnmvm..«wi& '
the left. are sand and ‘Americanlutyles will‘doubtleu be s‘e‘en at the
On the right is the new sports “figgnmflggt Ema“
blouse 511 heavy_mterial. It is cut coming bag: to us 353‘ jabot h
on saint-sports lines and hunmon- dainty and eflemlnate thing and
oer-am enibro on the a dressy look to a plain, dark
kc
'13 MW: colon. “‘3'"? “mm .
or age will soon
Rams and Sinks s“
BUTLER SAYS isgézglfilitzgl
HE’S 'SA'llSFlED Mocdéaélié’
WITH CLEAN-UP ”
“an“.
S T A T E .‘il E N
Ships Takin‘e
Part ‘
Suspends 6 Lieuten- Maneuvrcs “like
ants and 2 Sergeants ‘ £5"th t 0 L 0 C :11
—Raids GO on— ratww‘
After Banquets in Lem-«1x. .l .. -
submarine i.-‘.1.
Hotels ‘ _ sunk “Nil :1" l. -
land yrswrvf' )'
fiesoluliuit.
The l.-_§ 1‘ '-
norniully ‘
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ll.—Be-
fore leaving his home early today. _. r '.
. tight r1,fh1rrg‘-‘.
to snatch a few hours sleep, Briga- 5h" “.1. ... ,
dier General Smedley 1). Butler ex- WC" gm”; “j”; : . .
pressed satisfaction with conditions tic fleet “hm 2 -
as he had found them at the end of The {0.10“ 1:
the fourth day of his campaign to was issued 1, ,; 1':
t.1?}’_1
‘ .
rid the city of vice and crime. _ “The Sm.“ :.- _
“We shall drive right along." said ' sunk. It is f» :12‘
General Butler. "Any were 1.6;. .
appears in the machinery will no la- while 1r.“
ken out so that it vvill run sniooth- . Portland.
ly." {to locate
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knock that i
i
He said he believed that. most of; The Hrs.
the law breakers had been run out; without 2. n»;
of the city and that the big job now j L-‘J-i. 11m.»- r
éi-‘otize (if in.» .3. .
the places of the six police lieutcn-'i‘i‘r'll‘i‘rmfi-
ants and. two sergeants suspendedl Nw .
1"” he said. ”10 GCiacements will! S MAKE
'esterday when at the end of the 4s!
have to show they mean business. l
"They Will he also given 3.5" huors ? S 9 '
in which to clean up. and it thrgl U >
was to keep them out. ._
The general lost no time in filling. it ”if? Wme “ ~~
hour limit they had failed to clean9
up their districts to his satisfaction,l
don't do it. they'll go too."
l'ndcr the civil service
commis— ‘
sion law, the suspended men will; < ,
have five dais in which to show : Kaceys ('0 I‘ll” llfé
tuuse why they should not in: de-
moted. L'nlcsa they are suct‘sstui
in so doing the general said, the)
will be sent back to the raiks o.’
the patrolmen and given beats in the i
various districts. 1
“'hile General Butler was shalt—l
i
i
Place in F‘L‘tlt‘rnz
League~3ieeiu2r h.
High Total and Sir.
ing up the executive personal oi the '
police. raids on questionable resorts
were being conducted in nearly (‘v—
cry district in the City. Tilt). con- __
tinued far into the night and rc- Thr‘ K, ..r 1-, -
suited in seer-es of arrests am: the undispulv‘xi 113.: :
confiscation of many sjills and quan- ll-rii;;l mm m: 1.. _
lilies of mash and high powered
,liirtv palms fr
fillks «31 fez; .
.Sil‘alglli gaiizi s .11‘ i
the Monitor (ix‘.."..< ,
beer. I’olice lieutenants after inak~
ing the rounds of their distrit‘ls re-
ported that every known resort in;
the Tenderloin was closed tight and l The tirnttns en'y v- '
that not a single gambling louse 1 one to the 1.11M l3 1?.
“as operating. it‘. lung lllt‘l n11
Superintendent of Police Mills an- i lh': 11-:11 Men.
nounced that the drive would be 5 33 Pins and 121' >-
carried into hotels and'ciiibs where Th'?‘ 13‘k5 “‘-"l
liquor has been openly displaucd. "1‘." 0"?" M111 lit" 5'
“The day is past." he said, “it hen pins. Th1 .v inn] 3
“ith the knowledge of police, han- ‘9 lb»- ‘..1.\: train-v
«iuets can be given in high class milk“ a. spare lill' -
l‘ ‘1
hotels by the four hundred or any- "‘3 “‘1‘” 4 “'5‘
body else. with a side room mail- and mm“? >13: 1
able where the guests can liquor up by ””93 ”ms-
all they want tot. “'e are go'ng to :14 run mi”). _"
raid these places in the same way mt]: by, "3 “1'"
we raid dives and resorts in \ibicb ”in “mm" 5"”
liquor is sold." makm‘ff“. S'V‘m “‘
Theatrical managers of Pliiladel- Odd him)” Ly
. ~ 7. game. .‘l‘l‘r‘ri'.3'. .2
phia ha\e been put on their honor and “U" inch
by General Butler to keep ptrform- '
_ lie scorn"! 1h-
anccs clean. Heretofore poliecmen hi"ht‘st of .
in plain clothes have been ass:gncd 'l‘hbe 51“.,” Al.” ‘1. l.
to theatres to act as censeis . Fellows 11.7..
"l‘il yank the police out today."
_ . by 15 I‘lllS. TI“ ‘2'
said General Butler. "Its better to in 11].. third ...1
have people who understand the Odd 1.‘€i]n“.s h. . ; 1
business act as censors than to have. The (“I“)...h‘y. ,.
the police do the work." 3m; class: l-‘otr-x
Meeker 331. _\r:.: '
:Sll and lir-E'yuv 1 -‘
Ford to Give Ball 1 Th. mum .:
ifoilows:
at Sudbury Place .
.
of i‘_ . "
SUDDL’RY. Mass, Jan. ll.—' K. . ......
Henry Ford and Mrs. Ford are ex— MONK?!” Grotto .. . 1-
pccted to make a visit some time Elks ---------- . .
next week to the Wayside Inn now Odd Fellows -... .
Mr. l-‘ord's property. where neigh- “005’? . . . . .
CLEAN KlDllE‘i’S
BY 011111111111
tors 0F 111.1111
Take Salts tn l“lll‘il l.
Bladder Bulli' '
Back Hun‘
bors say they have been invited to
attend a costume ball. The exact
date has not been announced. It is
understood that old fashioned
dances will be the order of the eve-
ning and that the old ball room will
be decorated in the manner of early
New England days.
Girl Scouts Receive
Badges of Honor
Roxie Houghton, Troop No. 1. was
awarded the home-makers badge:
Catherine Riordan. Troop No. 3. the
economist badge. and Margaret Chit-
tim, Troop No; 3. the craftsman’s
badge. at the general Girl Scout as-
sembly held in the auditorium of the
Senior High school yesterday after-
noon. During the session. Mr.
W'heeler. of Bridgeport. entertained
with imitations of birds while Miss
Frances Hurd entertained wiht na-
ture slides from her daylight motion
picture machine.
Eating too niut‘l
pzeducc kidney 11‘
form, says a \\'livl-i2.i
because the atids (~11 ..
k.dne,\‘s. 'lhvn til-3'
worked. get sluggls'.
(t-.usc all sorts et
iariy bathache
k‘dney legion. riiv-u. ‘
severe hamlet-111.5.
constipation, torpid l1.- '
ncss. bladder and um: .‘
The moment )U‘ll‘ M
kidneys aren't (it'llll:
bladder: bothers you. i«—
.1"
u‘l
:lttil
I I. “it“ [Di-3 0f 800d \Vuitr :r ’1
' - about {our ounces of J» -
any good pharmacy
spoonful in a glass 11f
breakfast for a few 11:. -
kidneys may then act
mous salts is made inn-.1 :
grapes and lemon juitw
with lithia, and has I» 1
years to flush cloggui r-
stimulate them to act-1‘
neutralize the acids in
so that they no longer cz.‘
often relieving bladder ur'
Jad Salts can not inn“
makes a delightful .j'
“thin-water drink which I1
men and women take new
to help keep the kidneys- :3 ‘
8-17 Organs clean. thus oft- ..
tug serious kidneys dismwi
all means have your phi-1
amine your kidneys at 1.43.
year.~—Adv.
WE! WOMEN 100K 60 AT 40
“'ith dark circles under their
eyes sallow compiexions, drawn ex-
pressions, drooping shoulders. a
lagging step, many women of forty
have the appearance of women of
sixty. In many unseen this condlo
tion in caused by overwork or ne-
glect of such warning symptoms. as
headaches. backache. nervousness,
displacements. and irregularities
which indicate ailments peculiar to
women. It all women so afflicted
would only rely upon Lydia. E. Pinko
bam’c Vegetable Compound it would
restore them to n. normal healthy
condition. and the prenuture sign.
autumn—Adv.
Norwalk Chronicler