‘URSDAY, JUNE 11,1925.
enation Suit Against Her
#i'i'otlier in Law
gCalled ,Mis-Trial
Because of Story of Settlement
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TRATFORD, June its—Stephen
Boothe, wealthy resident or l’ut-
Gardens. “in. iiblu to return
to from New Haven yesterday
1 his brother. David Beach
llllt‘, iuid witnesses iii the itltctiii-
1‘ suit. brought tic-Quid him byhia
‘ r-tnlnw. none the poorer in Mm
-000 eiiil Milt, in which he has
ind defendant. Judge Leonard
tit-keratin. on motion of Stephen'u
noel. Attornry Benjamin Slade of
v llavcn. declared it this-trial
y yesterday afternoon.
his is the Nt‘i‘tilitl disappointment
1. Ruth Norton lloothe. Vassar
unte. who. on t'liristiuus Day.
1. when Hie 11:15 27 wars of 111:".
rled David llcach liootlic, lit.
aucred elnt't‘. she took
: ital troubles into court. lit-r di-
3 Still against her husband was
tuned in Superior Court. Bridge-
t. and now her suit for aliena-
1 of her husband's :iileciionu.
tight against her lirutlicr-ln-lnw.‘
' been dismissed.
Settlement.
ittorncy Slade, in moving for :1
.-trial, called the court's attention 1
a. story appearing in :1 New litt-
morning pnpf'i‘. which said that
attlenient had been rumored. lie
that it would he an injustice
11in client to continue. the case.
‘udgc Nickeruen asked the re-
ter “llC‘lC he received his infor-
tlon conteining the .‘~ltll(lllt.‘lll.
icportcr mid lit' had heard a
.lement helm: diseusstd by the
her of one o! the principals. and
New Haven attorney. in dismiss-
the suit Judge Nit‘lit'l'son said
i. the case vsm. not to In; trird in
' press.
frevious to the dismissal oi the
1, Mia. P-ooihe had tnlten the
ness stand.
he court ruled out questions tend-
; to show th.1t Stephen Boothe
l his brother slept together up to
vid's marriage. flt't‘lill‘lng tho
rations irrelevant, although Attor-
- Carl Nears. ot‘ counsel for Mrs.
13010. stated that they were pre-
inary to .khon' certain nets and
tr results. llcsides Attorney
ars. Iilrs. llootlic had as counsel
lessor George E. livers of Yule.
‘w School. J'tootlm was represent-
lby Attorney Finite and the firirlge.
‘t law firm or 3.111ch. liec-ler.
tin & Selinee.
; Married in 1921.
'n reciting the story of her mar.
1‘! life, Mrs. Boothe mid that tol~
ring her marriage. Christmas Day.
-1. by Rev. \V'illizim ll. .lepson of
i Luke’s Church. 'liridarport. she
1 her husband went on :1 honey-
~01: to New York, Atlantic (‘in
‘1 Baltimore: and. after anrt
is spent at tho lloothe homestead
nStratford. vwnt on 1111 “extension"
the. honeymoon trip to l-‘lorida,
fiurnln: in May. 193:.
t
15110 raid that the. tinnblc lit-tween
'1' and her br‘otlict- in in“ .dnited
)rtly after her ltlllrll to Flintford.
ipelien showed that he “as ex-
mely jealous of her. and he «1111
‘zny things to alieninte her hus-
tlnd’s affections, she testified.
it rn. Boothe said that, fitnphen
tie the. househi-n per in the. lloothe
' me. washing the dishes. making
21 beds. doing the washing 11nd
thing. an eleven ordering the mo-
‘1“. She. objectcd to lllltl making
1' beds. she said.
iSIIo said ihut when girl friends
Merl to see. her. Ftephen insir‘ivd on
ining in the t-onvcrmtion. although
"3 topics of conversation consisted
matters of dress. fin/hions and
; \icr feminine snhim'ts
; i Slept “itli lluslinnd.
"the thing “"1111 ii inudo hei decide
;, leave the house. Ell" iv stitii d. was
~phen's lllslstr'ltt't’. upon slewing
. .th her husb:.1nd
3 I‘he rumor. of :1 settlement which
nrted “hen the ir-pmted (enter-
lfion lietnern the New llzncn nt-
irhey and poisons illttrC: ted in the
so took place. “as to the effect
1““ from $8 00“ to $30 0'10 hurl bcen
Herod Mrs. Boothe to ill up the
the. It was the piihli. :itioll of this
1 nor that resulted in \ttmney
“ de's motion for :1 iiiis tri: 11.
Mrs. Booth( is the daughter of
'. zabetli Boothe. Xenon. widow of
29 late Samuel L..\o1-ton of t hcsh-
. Elizabeth T‘ooihe ' \or'ton s
andtather and the Bootlies‘ (nth.
11‘ were first cousins. The TiOtNllt‘S
I co their niicestiv initk to the days
”RED Passenger
Cars
amino AND ovcitnnu 1 INC
if PARTS AND ACCESSOlllES
‘ HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
WEST AVE. NORWALK
mvwE STATION PHONE 1331
. THE NEW
iOLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built Coach
$1,188.00 Delivered
gger, Roomier, More Refined
1 i The Couch 'llint Challenges
n ‘ ed
i ‘ Comparison
“' rA'ARON KOHN
:. South Norwalk
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wn mowers GROUND
. seasons smrnm
‘ saws FILED AND SET
JORDAN’S
"The Shop; of a Thousand Utilities
We Call {or and Deliver
lli'l' i
Served Abroad
But He'Retires
Without. [liedals
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.While many officers who did
not see overseas service during
the world war have receive ed the
Distinguished Service Cross or
the Distinguished Service Medal,
Gen. Omar Bandy retires from
eervice June 17 withonttctiher
honorfil'le commanded the lee-
oud division and turned the tide
of the war by his part in utop-
ping the Germans at Belleau
Wood.
of William the conqueror. The Inm-
Iii_v was one. of the pioneer families
10f Stratiord.
A Cough Remedy Without Opiates.
litany cougn preparations contain
some one or more harmful drugs
which are added to take the place
of opiates. None of these narcotic
substitutes have ever been used in
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COM-
POUND. 'l‘he name of every in-
gredientvis plainly printed on every
carton. You know what you are
taking when you take Foley's. It
clings to the throat. Good for old
and young. You have a cough. Why
not try it? Refuse substitutes. Still-
son-Ijowell Corn—Adv.
Uses Gun to. Join
His Wife in Death
fi'l‘.\.\ll“tllll). .luiie .ll—ltohert J.
lilclitcr, eight-seven. 27 Hill street.
thnit‘urd. committed suicide at 3
u’elock yesterday ntteriioon, in his
home by shooting himself with one
liullet from u 32-c11libre revolver.
llu died almost instantly. lie be-
came despondeiit after the death of
his wife. Mary, the tricks ago.
Mrs. Theodore Junuer. his daugh-
(er. living upstairs, heard the shot
and run down to iind lttclitcr ly-
ing in bed. Dr. Charles Iltehter was
called but ilk-liter (lied before he
arrived.
ltit'litcr was born in Germany but
had lived here i-lllt'tl liin youth. lie
was iormcrly connected with llio
Yale and 'l‘owne company of which
his son Paul, it) now an executive.
A lllilt'llllllBl. by trade. Iliclitei‘
was employed in Stamford. Iinrt-
ford. llritlgepml, and South Nor-
walk at intervals for the past. 43
years. retiring seven yenrs 111:0. lit:
is survived by thrcc sons and two
daughters.
lie was married 57 years ago in
Germany. His wife died May 2.
Ask Governor to Veto
Sheriits’ Pay Bill
liAl‘t'l‘li‘Olll‘). June 11 .(.iP).——
l’ourtcen county commissioners. rep-
resenting every county in the stute.
appealed to Governor 'l‘rumbull in an
interiiew yesterday to \'eto.a. bill
which would allow sheriffs to make
purchases and [my nil expenses of
jails without supervision.
The commissioner: declared the
hill had come from the Judiciary
committee during the last week of
the session and that in their opinion
may have lti"‘h incorrectly phrased.
due to haste. No public hearing was
given. they said. and the bill was ex-
plained lll.llUlll the Senate and
l-iouse as a measure to authorize
sheriffs to purchase. jail supplies
THE EVENING SENTINEI.‘
under the supervision of tho com~
iniuaionorl.
The commissioner: told the cover-
nor that all nheiitt’n who had been
interviewed were oppoued to the bill.
that it would not. increase elfietoncy
in county management and that
there was no apparent ronlon for
changing the present law. They fur.
tlier declared that allowing the Iber-
1m to spend county money would
necessitate two note of booke. Hilt-
triction might rise between the con!-
niiaalonern and sheriffs and that the
bill put no restrictions on the
amounts the sheriffs may spend.
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Will Resume Hat .
Man’s Case Tomorrow
DANDURY, June ll.-—Tiie tak-
ing of testimony in the case of
llenri Dtr‘abritla. Dunbury but man-
ufacturer, on trial on the chart. of
theft of fur from the factory of
tlie Dolohery lint company. will be
resumed tomorrow, it was announc-
od yesterday by the'attorneya in the
Case.
Dth‘abritts, together with Asher
Punish. a fur manufacturer. were
charged with the then. Mr. Papllh
was discharged Monday by Judge J.
Mona Ives following a. hearing which
has extended over I. period or
weeks.
Hot Spell Keeps
’Phone Girls Busy
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Carlton Gould. manager of the lo-
cal branch of the Telephone Com-
pany. and Ill! stuff like cool weath-
er beat. for experience has shown
that during a. hot. spell, such as that
at last week. the use at the phone
increases 25 per cent.
The reason. of coursee. in that
during such heat few persons can to
move around ‘mueh and. naturally.
turn to the phone. The telephone
girls. likewise. don't feel like much
activity but—well. they have to keep
busy.
Children’s Day
too.
in the Churches
And at other exercises where children take an im-
portant part our footwear plays a prominent part
White, Kid Canvas and Patent Pumps. . Patent
Kid, Elk and Tan Oxfords.
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122 Washington St.
ELWOOD
South Norwalk
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Phone 105
43- 65 North Main St.
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utility.
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is. 12 River St. Norwalk
It is a totally difl'erent,
wholly new Hudson type.
'Among smart, individual
cars it is as sensational a
creation 'as the Coach in
the field of closed car
Dagbiiry_
(Freight and Tax Extra
the finest
bodies. .
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the lowest prices in Hudson history. And for the finest
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Now a New Type—The BROUGHAM $1595
or
Fright Ind Tum
It has all the distinction of
custom-built
It has the overwhelming ’ .~
price advantage shared by
all Hudson cars, by rea-
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Freight 3111!, Tu Ema
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OTICE how the ilaiiie of tlic lilorencc Oil Range rises
clear and intensely liot stiaight to the. point where it will
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itself in all directions. t
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You will readily sec wliv focused heat means the speed and "
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than how the blue flame C . ,
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