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girl. to kecp her love letters. '1‘pr
originals were returned to Dr. Sung
born promptly. fa
i FRIDAY, my to, tear.
having copies of the letters made
she testified that she was prompted
only by the desire. common to every
HAD LEuERs ‘ .
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PHOTOGRAPHED . ~
SAN FRANCISCO. July 10—(AP)
The combination of love and em-
(fli'lll business methods effected by
a (..‘hlcago stcnogrophcr, Miss Bea-
trico Lichtcndorf, as revealed in her
suit for $100,000 against Dr. Charles
\V. Sanborn for breach of promise.
amazed jurors sitting in the case in
Superior court here.
" i in the record yesterday was the
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_RlFFlAN nan
Medalia Pure Thread Silk
Stockings ' ‘|
'Every pair guaranteed at $2 00 pair
Try a pair and be convinced. They are wonder-
ful for hard service. All shades to choose from.
Irving B. Stone
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SPECIALTY SHOP
Form Lafayette Esca-
drille for Service in
Morocco —- All Are
Ex-serviée Men
PARIS, July 10. (AP)-—A Lafa-
yette EscaAi-llle for service in M0-
Strap Watches for Men
Built solidly for wear, were
‘ never more popular than to-
1 day whether for use in busi-
ness or in sports.
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13 and 15 Main St.
Norwalk, Conn.
rocco is being formed by American
volunteers who saw service with the
Foreign Legion during the war. Two
pilots who have already engaged to
fly with the forces opposing the
liifftans are Graville A. Pollock of
New Orleans and Charles W.'Ker-
wood of Philadelphia.
testimony of Miss Mary Willem of
the financial department of the San
Franc-ism t‘hambcr of Commerce
that lilies Lichtondorf had inquired
from the Chamber as to the doc-
tor's financial standing in a letter
in which she said she expected to
sell the doctor a. bill of goods. Pre-
Fairchild watches keep
perfect Time
3mistress-ii:infuriating.
G. W. Fairchild & Sons,
Phone ’ Prompt potluck served with the artillery :13le2: iignfz‘fiigznflf‘fi {35:55 In-
527 Delivery in the ilritish expeditionary tforcgs 1 When the physician testlficd. he InC.
during the first‘two years 0 t e 4
"IT'S HERE II” IT'S HOUSE‘VARE"
Let the Goods Echo Through Norwslk to Every Woman
Who Is a Goal Housekeeper
86.25 with slat. green porch
$2.25 Eluska cottage special ice
world war and then Joined the La-
fayette Escadrille. to which he was
attached for the remainder of the
conflict. After the armistice he be-
came a pilot in the United States
army air service and later helped to
had never proposed marriage to
Miss Lichtcudorf. but had aban-
doned any thought of marriage be-
cause he learned her interest in
him was mercenary. photostatie
copies of 71 love letters written ‘,by
him in which he made affectionate
MAIN At ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT ‘
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Jewelers and Silversmiths l .
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blinds. fitted with best quality
rope and pulleys, size 6 ft. by
71,5 It. at ............... $4.98
81.25 white steel enameled water
cream freezers. fitted with wood-
en tub and heavy tin inner can.
2 qt. size, at . . 81.75
organize the New York City aerial
police force.
Kerwood was a member of the
Lafayette Escadrillo in 1916-17. He
advances and spoke of marriage
soon, were introduced in evidence.
The reproduced copies showed
postscript lines iri the doc pr's hand-
56.00 1-hurner low Reliance wick-
ails, 10 1. size, at ....... 98c less oil cooking stoves. at 4_75 was shutdown in an aerial fight in writing to “return this letter as . ,‘ ~ _
p q 8 1918 Mid Captured by the Germans. usual." When ttorneys for the , . g .1, . In 9‘ .
$2.25 enterprise cherry stoners. Light finish screen doors. all Later he became a. lieutenant- col- doctor attemptcd t question the fignml :11, ”NIH“, lf .
with regulating device to adjust sizes. at
the machine for different sizes of
cherries. at $1.75
.. . . . . . . . . . . $2.98 up good will (it Miss Lichtcndorf in
Schultze’s Market
one! in the air forces of Greece.
continuing in that position until the
fall of the monarchy. '
Charles Sweeney and Paul Rock-
well, both amOng the first Amerl- t
cans to enlist in the Foreign Legion
at the beginning of the'Worid War,
have volunteered as machine gun-
ners and observers in the Escadrlllc.
Sweeney. whose home is ‘in Best-
tle, Washington. was wounded dur-
ing the Champagne offensive of
1915. He was the first American to
win the medal of the of
13 oz. fine thin ice tea glasses.
at smo doz. >""""
in this schoolhouse John '1‘. Scopes,"ncien¢e teacher tau h"
bluaupill that male descended‘frotb‘s lower order of suitiiakficf
suiting in his arrest for'violsting Tennessee's Anti-evolution law.
He is seen at left. At right in Walter White, “superintendent: of
schools. who}: opposed to Scopes, ' ‘ ' '
$85.00 3-door white enamel lined
apartment house style refrigera-
tors, 60 lbs. ice capacity. at $24.75
$1.25 garbage cans. made of gal-
vanizcd iron. good 'size, at 980
$14.98 lawn mowers. 10 in. ball
bearing. 4 blades. high wheels,
it. ......................$11.75
$43.00 lift top style refrigerators.
110 lbs. ice capacity, at .. $32.50
$23.60 hardwood ice chest. oak
finish. galvanized lined. 110 lbs.
ice capacity. at $19.75
Parowax, used for preserving,
it.. ..... .........locib.pkg.
under construction on a cut-off. No
delay in traiilc.
President Accepts
33 \VASHINGTON ST.
SO. NOR\\'ALK, CONN.
Store Closed Wednesday Afternoon During Jilly and August
Legion
Honor (Hiring the World War. He
NURSES’ UNIFORMS
The Paul Jones Costume
costs much less than the garment you had made
to measure — and judging from the thousand
personally written letters from nurses, you’ll be
amazed at its smart style and charming lines.
‘ $5.00, $6.75 and $8.50 Ea“
White Apron Dresses only .. . . . . ..
$1.98
White Linene Dresses (Hoover style) $1.98
THE N. E. RYAN CO.
86 WASHINGTON STREET, SO. NORWALK
JULY CLEARANCE SALE or
gDRESSES
A Three Day Opportunity to Secure the
Dress of Your Choice at a Distinct Saving
It’s sale 1:413 at the store, whc: regular 1.11::
give way to special mark-downs to assure quick
cle:.::.n:e. Included at this p ~i ‘c
silk and coils: fabrics, in styles that run the en-
tire gamut of What is considered the smartest.
Ezzh dress has the char
OTC
drc::.es of
m and bc:.::ty of gar-
ments tailored to the individual measure.
1;? /
$3.913.
.Jacoby’s
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12-14 No. Main St.
So. Norwalk
reached the rank of captain in the
French tank corps and was com-
missioned lieutenant-colonel in the
L'nited States Army in 1917-18.
Rockwell hails front Atlanta. He
also served on the Champagne front
in 1915 and was wounded in action.
As combat planes are unnecessary
in the Moroccan fighting due to the
fact that the Iiiffians have no fight-
ing pilots. the new Lafayette Esca-
drille plant: to use large bi-planes.
CONDITION OF
STATE ROADS
Portland: Glastonbury - Portland
road is under construction. Road is
open but is very rough.
East Hampton: Portland-East
Hampton road is under construction
but is open for traffic.
Pequonock and Sufficld: “Road is
under construction but is open for
traffic. .
Stafford and Union: Stafford-Un-
ion turnpike is under construction.
Road closed. fair detour.
Entleld: Prospect Hill road is un-
der construction. bridge torn down.
Road closed for traffic.
East Granby to Windsor Locks:
Road is under construction but is
open for traffic.
Simshury: Hartford-Slmsbury road
is under construction but is open for
traffic.
Cromwell: River road is under
construction but is open for tradlc.
Glastonbury: New London turn-
pike is under construction but. is
open for traffic; also. short detour
\ia River road.
.Newtown Bethel road: Steam
shovel construction is under way and
a short detour has been posted.
New Fairfleid: Sherman read. me.-
cadam construction and steam shovel
grading is under way. No detours
are necessary.
Kent-Dover road: Steam shovel
construction is under way. no detours
are necessary.
Roxbury-Roxbury Falls road: lila-
cadam construction is under way.
No detours are necessary.
Bedding-Georgetown road: Steam
shovel construction is under way on
improved location. No detour: are
necessary.
New Hartford: Nepaug road is
under construction. Road will be
closed when asphalt is applied.
North Canaan-l'orfolk: Canaan-
Norfolk road. Sections A. and B. are
under- construction. Probable short
delay at underpass near Canaan.
Sharon: Sharon-Amenia road is
under construction. Concreting. one-
way traffic.
Torrington: Torrington - Harwin-
ton road is finished.
Torrington: Goshcn road. con~
struction will soon start.
Winchester: Rowley street, Win-
stcd. will soon start.
Greenwich: Boston Post road. con-
struction on a cut-off near the New
York State line. No delay in traffic.
Stamford: Keeler's Hill. on the
Boston Past road. is under construc-
tion. Slight delay in traffic.
Milford. Orange. and West Haven:
Milford turnpike is being widened.
Branford and North Branfnrd:
Road from iiranford to North Bran-
ford is under construction. No de-
lay ln traffic.
\Vcstport: Shore mail is under
construction. One way traffic from
iron bridge to railroad underpass.
Road closed from underpass to min-
ute man. Detour via Miramnr inn.
“'estport: Post road. grading on
section of road from Post Swamp to.
Nash's curve and from Sauratuck
river bridge to Lighthouse curie.
Dsrlen: Boston Post road. grading
being done from Darien center to
Norwalk town line. Slight rlclay to
traffic.
lilontvillc: Norwich-Harllyme road
is under construction. Detour posted
over unimproved road.
Plainneld: Putnam-Iorwich road.
section is under construction. Traf-
fic regulated by telephone where
work is being done.
Lyme-East Haddam: Norwich—
Hadlyme road, grading is being done.
Detour over unimproved road around
a. section of the work.
East Lyme: Shore road is under
construction. Traffic going cast
from Old Lyme will use ‘detdur;
traffic going west of Ninntic will pass
through the work.
Colchester-Hebron:
is undcr construction.
unimproved road.
liiontvillc: Raymond Hill road.
grading is being done. Detour post-
ed via Dolbcare Hill road.
Windham: Windham-North Wind<
ham road is under construction;
open to traffic. '
Bozrah: Norwich-Colchester road.
section being paved with concrete in
village of Fitchville. Traffic going
from Norwich to t‘olchestcr will pass
through the work: traffic from Col-
chester to Norwich will use detour as
posted.
The following resurfacing work is
under way:
Berlin: Berlin turnpike. between
Hartford city line and Berlin.
Seymour: From Seymour souther-
ly for two and one-half miles on the
Nnugatuck valley road.
Cheshire: From Cheshire to Ham-
Amston road
Detour over
Mondell’s Resignation
SWAMPSCO'l‘T. Mass” July 10.—
(Al‘). Acceptance by President
ti'oolidge of the. rcsignatibn of Frank
\V. Mondcll as a director of the war
finance corporation. was announced
yesterday at the summer White
House.
The following letter from the
President to Mr. Mondcil was made
public:
"I feel sure that I must comply
with your wish so earnestly ex-
pressed that. your resignation as di-
rector of the War l-‘iuancc (‘orpora-
tion be accepted. It may take ef-
fect July 15 next as you suggest.
“This affords the the opportunity
to express my appreciation of the
valuable serviceyou have. rendered
while serving us director. You
brought to the solution of the many
problems encountered. your wtce
experience in governmental affairs
and you have earnestly and indus-
triously labored at the dlfiicnlt task.
The value of your work has been
great not only to the beneficiaries
of the law you were administering.
but also to the country." .
Give Property for
Community House
HARTFORD.
NEW Conn. July
lil.--(AP). The New Hartford
t‘ltmnher of i‘ommcrce yesterday
announced that Landers. l-‘rary and
t‘lurk of New Britain with plants
here and who recently purchased
the llwyrr property on Main street
have given its use to the town as a
community house. The. house of
more. than 20 rooms. is one of the
show places of the town.
New Britain: Corbin's corner on
the “'est Hartford-New Britain road.
Glastonbury: Hebron avenue road
is open to traffic. Shoulder work
going on.
All of the above roads are open.
den on the Milldale-i'cw Haven road.
but traffic should proceed with care.
5719;65:329-
Don't decide that you have kid-
ney trouble. just because the kid-
neys clog. Or because of backache.
highly-colored urine or frequent
urination.
Perhaps the kidneys Just need
flushing. as the bowels often do.
Try this method. 'Driak plenty
of water. Start before breakfast.
To your morning glass add a little
Jad Salts. It is a pleasant. effer-
vescent ~drink.
Jad Salts is made from the acids
of grapes and lemon juice com-
bined with iithia. It is made to
stimulate elimination in the mod-
ern. harmless and efficient way.
One hour usually brings results.
No delay in traffic.
Westbrook: Simon Post road is
u
JAD SALTS
Kidneys
Chill
[Voz‘fir drugs
Elimination starts.
wastes go.
That is probably what you need.
In a few mornings. these Jad Salts
drinks may completely change con-
ditions. They have done so for
countless people.
You owe yourself this knowledge.
Learn what Jad Salts does for
clogged and sluggish kidneys. Your
druggist can supply you. The re-
sults may be a delightful revelation.
~—Adv.
Poisons and
Wyeth Chemical Co.,
598 Madison Ave,
.... Free Test
: mu m a me Sample of Jud sea.
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Rib Roast (boned
and rolled) 34c
'- B. & B. Pot Roast . 28c
Rump Pot Roast .. 26c
Solid Lean
PotRoast ........22c
Shoulder Pot Roast 18c
Hamburg Steak 18c
Shoulder Steak 20c
Round Steak 38c
Sirloin Steak 42c
Beef Liver 18c
Calves Liver 40c
FreshEggs.....-..
, EPRODUCE
Sunlight Butter . . . . 49c lb.
LAMB
Small Legs of
Genuine Springers 42c
Fore Quarters of
Genuine Springers 28c
Rib Chops 50c
Loin Chops 60c
Stewing ..........18c
" KITCHEN
SPECIALS
Roasted and Stuffed
Chickens (each) $1.40
Potato Salad and
Baked Beans (Ib.) 15c
OUR
.. 40c doz.
Loins of Pork 29c
Puritan
Skinned Hams 34c
Puritan sliced Bacon 48c
Shoulders . . . . . . . .. 21c
W
Cutlets 45c
Loin Chops . . .-... 40c
Rumps 24c
Legs . . . . ...... 14c
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