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Enron, 'AUGUST so,
THE EVENING WOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Amendments 'l‘o i
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No Hesiiation .
Two Veterans ,
_ HARBOR NIEW.
Those desiring to place items
"in this column should communi-
ato with Landon Herrick, tel.
(Continued From Page One.) tCominut-li From Page One.)
History of Jersey’s l
Sensational Mystery
m
'tei Libertino t
Not-“silt. and Edwsrd Sliver of]
VS Model Home
Bl‘uokllll. N. 17., where the deceased
made his home for many years.
Yesterday. the children fro
playgrounds were dimly disuppoln
‘rii by the rain which pron-med them
i
Air. Bilier was a member of Baltic ul'a litn'c lu'vh stun in um mg iio ot-. . V
. Lodge. No. 35‘. A. I“. and A. 3L. (Continued From Page One.) dltlfl’fl't‘il 11“.]ka ‘0 the rct‘tor‘s tern ill L‘Uliipumiluli, uulliu. lu liii‘ “"1” 80mg to Call 1333er BClCh C ' ‘\ I n “ OlmStead Court
Brooklyn. l\'. \'.. and of Msustleld __ body. ,1“, hm. and cut her “n.0,”. “build“ and \ .li'li’t' illtt)i\tll. \\illl§lt)l" their swimming instructions. _ x‘ \ ‘ . *iodel homo t d
l‘ost. 5- “~ R" Brooklyn, 5- Y- crime. sh.» sat ulnno in hi'r home, Mrs. (Allison will that curiosity tho lt'nllit that muny ll’ui.t.ilitliii illt‘ children are hoping the wcn- thee“ . \ . . erec e
Funeral services will be held Set- not even her gum-my present, and took my lull-k u, the scene of HI,»iltlilllii):iillliii:y lititc lmn isiitliltll. .t’lher will he in sympathy pith-them inn-1y i- \ . , -go in Oimstead
lil‘tlli)’ evening I 8 o'clock from 200 with hardly a show. of emotion an- crime. :mi llllli the “tilillln in iiit; W‘ ““01 Uliii‘l' 01 iii" Nimmu taint mduy as .many Wish 10_ ”“9 1h" “'3‘" \ a . w, Howard Key-
Ul‘t‘sul‘)’ boulevard. Th. body Will swered every question put in her stray my out». still their. \H‘t‘i'ins "“1”“."5 ““1““ “h" N“ Wimflmmnnm'a “d Swimmers wt! and boil" W”. as. 1.. . .i‘ini to Samuel
1'0 “‘53“ ‘0 Brooklyn. Sunday, and concerning the rclniions her him» over tin I-mly oi the minister. “P‘d‘lull in t‘iillil‘tl-‘illnllb to d'lTLiUS'.‘lll'|.'lt“ uho liaxc not llrosressed as snimmlnir 8 W L .. ‘.
‘ Masonic services will be conducted bend sud the choir singer as we“ Datiuiiti-r t'linmplons Mother ji‘iult‘l' Will I“ ”hi“ “5”“ “‘ 3"“31‘11‘1‘113! n! the 0th?" d0 "Oi “'ilh MOD ones 8"” ' -_ \mg with
LUNCHEON at 2:30 p. m.. in tlie Roemmele Fu- as her actions on tho nlxlit of the First “no liuuro lilld then 8110”,“.ililillltx-ilitl. and iv 'liiilltu «in unit to ”so another day of infill-“mon- “m be aided hi’ i 1. . modern
_ ‘ nt'rul Chapel. 1228 Bulhwick Ive~ murder and afterward. She did not becunit- llil‘ t‘\'llll't‘. oi interest. lint-“lull lil’yli13311‘i'll. or Iliit‘viiiifill‘l' :1 tidy! Today. it weather permits. Child- swimmln: your l1 ‘ ‘K 5” lot.
.- nuc, near Hancock street. Burinl once hesllute or trim a ”My which a brief mm (.mmofle Mills. if”lilii‘nt‘uuilu'r; liilili‘lli.(z);\l\ltlkll;‘u:;ll°A-‘ 1.. n will leave playgrounds prompt- “ill be yours. \ ‘ .
, "—- will be in cypress Hills cemetery! left open My loophole, year-old drummer of the murdrrul ‘fmj ”m "" “ "' I l ‘ P
l' -tty Bald H” Party For Th Posthlo Eniul Mcmorlll The trims, “as first (“Emperor-l by women, was in the foreclose. The" “' 13"“ liiwlulrgt's ; ' s .
' s eis i survvn members at ’ ‘l. noun a it) or and describ- .. . . j . I - , . .
Six“! Bll'tlldly — Tom Bucliinghsm Post Nof 13. G. A. R. ' fill; hers. ll lily ills: Yvul'd, fought for i. 111“."2‘H‘n U} H“ ““1? 9:12:23]: \
Flodeon“ Starts Ofi are making plans this summer for the gtw-l ll.tliit,'. or her mother and hf": ““fl‘thI} :JTlxhtmml,‘ My“ U“ 01“ )x_ ..
said Mr iriil lICL'lI murdered by all“ ' m" ' ”of“ lh'lllk- QUEEN RALSTON ‘ .
probably what will be one of their
i‘inai official acts. -
The Post will erect a memorial
stono tablet at the foot of the mom-
oriai oak tree on the Norwslk Lib-
rsry grounds which the members
,planled in 1909.
1 The tablet will be known as the
Buckingham Memorlsl‘ Tablet in
honor of William A. Buckingham.
\\':u~ governor of Connecticut. 1361-
1865". in whose honor the Norwslk
post was named.
iposiiiou to «li:-'i~ii;ii';o
lrupicy, is lllilli'l‘iully
' 0n Cruise.
Mrs. A. W. Mlnuse was awarded
e prize for the highest score or
-e afternoon at the bridge-lunch-
on. yesterday given by Mrs. Wilfred
¢ Cousins. at her home. on Harbor
lew avenue. Second prize Went to
lure. C. D. Btourer. J11, and third to
rs. C. M. Bogert. Mrs. Henry
' orthinsn was consoled with a
jealous uuinnn. she described the
woman rlLi' suspected in; an exti'n- M tin: illlli‘lllltiltll'y ‘M. llt'l‘(’(11l('i‘.l
Ol‘dlllul') dmmcmr' pith terrifying it. :i uultriipt t'iiil be shown to have
eyes. 0:“ strength of a. man and flrliiiiiiitntml, fulsli'ic-d or concealed
mind “I”. a ”mu" She said she he- any book or ltl'tll'il. it‘glll'tllt‘ss ot‘
licred h". mother and the clergy-“he intent of the not. is. discharge
mun h M I” V n surprised by ”I” i may he i‘i-i‘iist d. i.il.-.\\is~-. it a hunk-
woman and ii. iitiin. that this woman ' i'upt obtuius v“ d” or a“ ”tension,
m“! M m“! her "3.0mm of wrong-«u. credit. on a iiiiitvriiiily inlso fi-V
doinguntl lllill. this llllil led “F“ “and“ SNIlt'llltJll. “mm is publish.
pliysica tut-outlier which resulted in lirlml ””0“le any 1”“me a dis.‘
sii‘t'iixtlit lied)
QUALITY
SHOES
FOR WOMEN Norwalk
BOOT SHOP
Announces its clearance sale with great
HEALTH ‘t t,
SHOES ' ‘
FOR MEN
5.1. v—. .1. —
’ ooby prize. Mrs. Cousins enter- bl ill b d d td ‘ ”8 M m, )r m m”
' not! a large number ol her friends The in 9‘ W 9 ° e n ‘ ”" ' ‘ e C" "" cimrgo may he ru-iusui. l.ll\t‘\\'l$t‘. if ' ' ‘
g is charming luncheon and bridge, September and at that title, the Alloifml’ (‘liio which ill. on»: lllllt‘ l a mmmm “mg to whim” “Us. ICduCtlonS for the entn’e famlly
pi'umisv i to lend to llli: lilil‘iUL‘lllli,‘ “my in“. ro-
liiLitll‘il)’ ior llts‘St‘ls. lli‘
.\ii llllDtH'lllllt
Section is one
mum-s of those members or the post 4
sunning. will be cnecrlbcd on the
tablet.
As it is now. with tho dclth yes-
oi the history urine at month ni’tti".
tho iiin.«i>r when two llli'll tulil oi:
liciirini: .L \wnmn'n crime on the night .
nd the occasion proved the princi-
11 social attraction o ftho day. The
nest: were: Mrs. Carl Jacltcns. litre.
iusui ii. discharge.
niiieiilliiit-lit to this
\\lil\'ll pliiL't‘H on the. bankrupt ihc‘
Queen Quality—in all the newest shades
and leathers—calf, kid and patents.
'.rl‘.v'C1lE::.81.\Itllli::ll.s. gal-“£312; tertiary OE Veteran George A. Row. “f ' “l" “Hm" The“. ”‘ml'mmm‘ . human 01' iii-mini; tinit he line not "I
' orthman. Mrs. C. D. Steurer. Jr.. more are only eighthmemlbermlett ””59“ m" ‘l‘mm‘os t" “”“d ”“ 1‘ ' toiiunuzmi any or the acts \\‘illt'll $750 $5 85 $600 4 85 ' ‘u
i. re Arthur Askey Mrs. Edmund on H“? roll €31" 0‘ t clo u ".4. new tilt-ill} or iii“ an no or the crime “NM “‘3, us a” obstaclo: Lo his dis- Grade . Grade .
. . arc'utith'ix. hearse W. Raymond. and PM“ I, m J “mm”, “um ""“rl..u-.~-n. u" ohlmmm m a discharge .‘
l'endieton. Mrs. Edward Boiler. Mrs.
". H. Glelm. Mrs. Theodore Henry.
rs. Frank Wood, Mrs. Williuiu
Gustav Franlte and Samuel McGow-
an. fire inspector. The other five
surviving members are Cyrus Rus-
liiiltl ll M'lllit'lliLtllf‘t‘ llll iliu “(‘tl liuiilt ‘ M“ ”ML. to show m H”: court that
road. 1“” “‘11”; southeast of 3T“- ‘ llll'l'f.‘ (no ivusunuitlv grounds for be-.
Bruits“ 1‘ 1* 4““ ”‘“”‘ ”1““ ”‘8 ml‘” . iivrinu illt: lllllilxl'lilii. has committed:
A special lot of ladies’ fine pumps—all the i
wanted shades and leathers, high
Mrs“. llili. in it. \\:i\iiin2inn hospital,
I: , . 1 a . Bald, ' . . ‘ - -
' ' ' . ' H .lnryinml mire :i not rl‘ Ii . l ”5' I wor ll .. :l. Ti :is iixnl tlci ‘ s ..j . .. .
page and Mrs. J. C. buxent. on hour's norm. “‘1 so“: linking-02:: Kline. Ml" Doreen“? 1?}:toyedmm m“: "‘1 ”H “ll“‘swl' ": 1‘:"';"\“"C1' “1“: I‘ll :Iilltltllltutliuiinnl lllm‘itblous and 10“] heels .l
s e e , . l “v . -' ’ . .1 iv o it! iiiilf‘llt men s are '
hp , . . . p the patent office in u n on. r. . ,, . . . _. .. . . ' . .
Miss Betty Halt! had a few or" her ‘ “n" Shah" “uh mm "hm“ Frilillte is spending the summer at. 0“ H“ “‘4” L“ ”PW'HM‘H' “in ‘ :iziiwl iii ins-iil‘irir-nt criminal lil‘OVl-i ‘5‘00 and $600 ‘
ilUlll‘Jlili‘S YUDWH‘J ”10 “Milli“ 0‘ Mulls ulnl lucit oi lll'OM‘CUtlUll. Of'l values 0
l
the. Delaware Water Gap. m 1
i L
rlends as guests yesterday :iitrrr- "n“. 1‘ 0 ‘W‘ __ .. , .
‘eon st 8- party to celebrate her ‘ ‘1“ “I m “mu" George W. Raymund is meand- . I liloml-i»..iinml linnillterchieis .. ‘ ‘f‘hnscs :u‘c lliUi‘“ mrriuiiy iicf‘moil. m'
lxth birthday. Betty is the daugh- r:r of tho Pest. ‘ \O “”ll‘lal-j’ ii‘li'l‘umllsi ll'l’ltl ii" :‘l ‘1‘]: 1 response, to hilgkvstiuiis ii'niii prose _ B , h. ’
l' of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. TLVX_MY _ i‘ > . ———-—-——'—"'—'—' “CRAZY “'ILIJIE" STEVENS “”2””: u. 11h? lli'inf“) I’Wub” t“ i‘iillllg Ullltfi‘l‘ts, :ilitl si'wrul iit'llll- oys C lldl'ens Sanddl
I la _. you on]. beautiful to- Dollkl.‘ in: 11mm .t Mlllllion- iinnnl Olin-llfil's .‘ll'i‘ l'llllllltl‘dlC‘d The H ' So] d S k '
, .‘ . . . mm”. . Brother of "In' “ML Iiulmlctl. (‘l‘illt‘s 503' period of ]|(l‘)‘lliit' liiipi'isonotnwiit i'or eaVy e “ea 8 P t t, d T ’ IV
M". F- M. Selchow is recovering .\i1.\-~\'v:<. I look ii iumiity nap ,Convalesculg ‘ Th" "“1””! “f ”l9 'dUlllOl'lU‘”S u"\iolutions in lll(‘i‘l‘iibi‘ll irunl tuo UOOdl‘lt‘h and other We“ 3 en 8 an an -- ‘
owly (tori injuries sustained last :21:"(l."‘|1“:""”“l ”‘1‘! n"""‘Fh‘l‘L—Illlcli- :‘h‘lnhamll ‘4 h0].‘;.l‘1\1l10 lrltl 32:8”l0l make rut-N ltl‘r'Lfi‘t'ES litinli'll-‘llit' Nilil‘ iyr-zrrs to iiw liars. tor a. SHIPS of; known makes ;.
I' rldsy, when lite was knOCked down .. n.3,”; At. the Norwalk hospital today the mzrzmamtonogpk ix!- ilrglsird‘riilllils Til; lion in .. t! Hill“ lotto tliititini filoii; i right 5],, Hum} ilCiS. ”m1, of \\liich‘ - _ I
. an .utomoblle on Washington ‘ , dit"n 1 Marie I‘lclble. aged 15' 3 0 l ‘- . ” * -. ‘ ‘ man} it til-‘15 ”Mt 11L use W ‘tll‘t: new. unc ut the three new pun. . .
at. Site will not be able to walk 11m mu“ 1,”; “mph ixilos ”mm con to o . pastor and the young oiiou sliigt r. been 1.»; 11”}, ‘mmhln “as ,5 the cuncfiahmlm or‘
.-ut for some "time. Funds of .\nhvrlr;ms is iiiw iiiosrillito. and Dow‘hy KnsseW. 19’ of New the ““6 of James .‘tliils. “1““13' man in ii: «nintor, following the iiiur- ‘ il‘fillhl'i‘l‘ of property of the. debtorI
. . . . -w -....~~_...-._....,__.,i,_. Canaan. who were injured m an lu- around the protoshiut VI-Jplst‘opnl tier, Mrl» “a“. “h... hurl 1mm livingl‘hy up 0”,,“ r or ”Wm ”f .1 pt-rsonl
-—Pil.no Tuning. Studweii Piano A "“11“" i” “V ”1”" “,h" 5"" a 3”” iomobiie accident in New Canaan. “mic“ 0f N- 301th the Inniigeilst. m “Mum," m ho.- xnw Brnnswiritior Corporation. prior in bankruptcy. orwalk Boot Sho
summons on 1.1;.- \‘Iit"ll10n whcio M" 1“” 1"“3‘1‘0‘1- “dd ”0‘3“ 10 o 5.11mi t' l‘uroi“ and irudc ‘in unolhtr is il'- . . “1 ~ -. .
0' PM.“ 126.-—-Adv. ‘ ' Tuesday “631“ were "90"“! ‘3 missing two this and many ionzucs ‘ m ' I U ‘ H ‘ ‘ ‘ti 1/! ,IL "om” “““t' “‘“t'l‘l'l
O O O —%V“‘~"‘-m’-""“ . > ‘ " ‘ ' _ r 0” or -’i Lillit‘lliloll by anyone of ‘
A letter w" received yesterday Mast or us urn nil out of breath being fair. in the town were hugging with scan- “I”. W, 0rd relating to the, affairs of 42 Wall St. , Tel. 941 Norwalk
, M , Fl (1 Jones from her son from lW‘linn Up with expenses. Alexander Zlnn, who drove the dal, for their friendship had long in bankrupt: the third is the with 3
‘y r191 :3" e ho mm m; --~-—~w-—»-—~——————-— car which turned turtle When ‘1 been remarked. Mr. Hall llall'l'lt‘ell :hommz by “mmw mm the r‘wom" .k
on oy ' on 3' w ' Rein: :1 HIGH“ .diinr is duugerous wheel came off. is reported “WW“ “‘0‘ “”90 ””0"” the “Wk 0‘ the or trust“ ' '. . - .‘ r,
-ompson boys of Greenwich. put ._ -- . . . u, M «iii mmd it‘llillng to
1! from the beach Sunday- in his One was llllill'lt'i'l by on llt‘llil‘SS. in; nicely from the severe cuts nnd head and Mrs. Mills llfltl lit‘cii.slioi, In“, bankrupt. .Hm time in which
4.; on a three weeks' cruise. The v, 'j”"’“'"”"“'":— J— bruises which he sutiered. through the forehead. there also lpi-os-‘cuiion of flilluil'r‘iit Offenders
. a . he“ .iutn hm-n inrinos like a e e e “as a deep wound in the “onions nmy M, liiidnrtql-oh is o t‘ i
otter late that the party had ai- cow. “’9 mod fine imitating a goat. The condition of Shirley Ackerly. neck. H p . f x. . .\ int ed in ‘ _. _.__’__.__._, .
Ned utely in New London. Wed- ”WW“ """“"""""‘_ daughter of Mr and Mrs James The bodies were lrlni; :li‘lo 1w side ”normal”? ‘1‘” from one year to \ .._ ,- "‘1 ' ‘ '1'
v . . ' r ‘ . - i ‘ ‘ Pl' . . . - . , ~_
«any. “d that "3" “are 5mm”; The simplest my to learn the Aokerly of Main street. Westpoi-t. in the grove. their feet stretching algamhfirpg ”for; ,lOfrpiier'f,E'm”Iy “ l
I- once for Marthas Vineyard. Mrs. Cliitrloston K m mm} ”‘6 "Ch‘ who suffered a. fractured ekull when toward the unfremipnind lane near .. \.~.ti~ ill.‘n i~..l{i.-l.'.-l"”-1i}i lino“ f“ I
" 'M‘J‘m” will entertain ‘2‘" Sun- W‘ """““~"""”" she fell down a manhole nangaet by. An empty slieil {rum .1 ,3; mil. 5“; ”“6“ in i 1 .‘l' s“ ' “m“ pro-
u, Mr.I and Mrs. L. T. (.arter, of The poor man ll.l5 all the luck. He home Wednesday afternoon. was ro- bro. pistol was on the ground near Which I" 1; horml ‘\‘11{;"tfi““‘:’:dnle“l . J \
" .lte Plins. doesn‘t hit“: to tour Europe. ' the b - - ”t ' 5 mil a e pro. ~ .
. . . _-.._.-._-~..__..__ 99"th 33 “1" ‘l' the N°rwnk hos- ogtes. A d I 9'“ mum of bankruptcy law Violate” am noun 9 A. u. in 5 ’4 M» A l l \\
Mr and Mrs Paul I‘hndes of From tiiruo'i PM: ok lnlds 'l" mini. There 1, some improvement F {m . mi“. ' licensed is one which mnites it obiigator t‘ '
' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ”‘ ‘ l” 1 ‘ ‘ noted in her condition over yester- or “"1“ "lirea""r"'11‘0$l ”it‘ll rum...” to ”par, m Drosf‘r’lltin: 8°;
‘ew Rochelle. N. Y..
soon.
have taken
he smaller of the Delmar cottages
or the remainder of the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Flood of Brooklyn. t e
e the guests of Mrs. Frank Mc-
sprinting records he's engaged.
day. It was first reported that the
returned from abroad,
Mr. and Mrs. lr‘rmri.
I
Mr, and Mrs. Waitrr
Bright \V'utt'rs. ii.
are visiting
A. White of
1., resumed their
girl's name was Shirley Baker. but
Baker is the name of her grand-
mother.
0
Ruth rode in my new cycle csr
In the seat in back of me:
day produced a new and sensational
version of the tragedy. Dozens of
witnesses were qrirsilouoil. some, of
whom gave the most circumstantial
,and richly detailed accounts of my-
sterious night riders in automobiles.
pistol shots and scrums for mercy.
Each day it seemed that the next
tornoys all apparent \iolntioiis of the
law thil mum in tllf’ll‘ notice.
'liolnys ln Settling I-Istatl‘s.
"L‘de‘l' the amended act. adjudi~
nation as a bankrupt and administra-
tor of the- estnto may not be deleted
by the more making of an offer in
composition, unless the
2000 Yards Fashionable Prints
, Guaranteed Feet
3
. Usual
Color .‘
5 cts. yd. ’
Price 49 ctr. yd.
t ren.
. . . , I took a. bump st titty-live. {cw hours woull h~' n , —~ . .
' ‘ ' a l ,l in i‘ ll'l~‘~ ‘rst d v — ’ ' ”"3 7" "”"l or . , , court is .
Mr and Mr! Paul A Slntham of n‘rlmtimn'i‘iitri- 'Lllp‘LH 5 "Mrs; 32:: And rode on ruthlessly. the silyer or players; yet of all ”to sdliSiied the ‘pstnte Wm not (inter-l The smartest SOCICty “70'
' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ’ ~Boaton Beanpot- persons suspected and described only wate- A uniform time of thirty] men dress themselves and
hlesgo, and Miss Harris. recently
with Mr, rind Alix. (“hories Smith. ,
' bodies were found.
one was arrested. and that. arrest
was found to have been a mistake.
That was of Plilford Hayes. is yours
old. who was taken after the "con-
fession” of a companion. Raymond
Schneider. that Hayes hurl killed the
couple. mistaking them for his
sweetheart and her stepfather.
The most sensational story of all
that were lug-ought out in the inquiry
was the one’ told by Mrs. Jane Gib-
son. the “pig woman." who kept a
pig farm near the placé where the
Five weeks at.
ter the murder Mrs. Gibson told the
authorities she had seen the mur-
rear by. She had crept close and
hid in the bushes. she .said. and
heard a woman begging for mercy
JANE GIBSOX
“Pig Woman" and A [reading
Witness.
extended stay there, returning in the
murders with no prospect that it
would ever be revived. The new in-
quiry which has led to the arrest of
Mrs. Hall, arose less than two weeks
thus for taking appeals is set. and
tho time for proving claims is re-
duced from one .Vear to six months.
Casts 0f Administration.
“No amendments to the bank~
ruptry act are designed to meet coili-
pialnts of excessive cost but several.
of the. new general orders of the
supreme. court put limitations on ex-
penditures from estates. By the
terms of these orders receivers shall
be paid fees of custodians only, on-
loss their duties and compensations
are specifically enlarged by order of
the court: attorneys. receivers and
trustees seeking allowances for st‘i'r—
without due notice to creditors: no
attorneys for receivers or trustees
shall be appointed except on order
of the court. which shall be granted
only on petition setting forth the
pink, g
grey.
their children in these sum-
mery cotton prints. Designs
are very new and there is no
cooler or better looking ma-
terial for the tailored day-
time dress.
Lovely shades and patterns
in green, French blue, rose,
old, tan, lavender snl
Second floor
81 Yards 54 in. Bordered
Silk Crepes i
dcrs committed by the light of an in“ of 19-33 m resume her retired iges must describe in detail the serv- 25 ,
auto headlights, which had illiimin- We at home. ices performed and must swear that i ~‘v
film to“? (iUBII'P‘lmE “K"!‘E‘S as the In time the Hail-Iiillls Cage was the fees are not to be ‘split' with . $1e59
'3‘“ turned “t 3' bend 1" the road relegated to the list or unsolved anyone: no allowance shall be made . 0“th which 1, usually
i“ priced $4.50 yd.
It takes only 11/2 to 1131‘
yards to make a. simple but
u.»
I
i
I ago. and from an unexpected ‘ . . . -.
« _ source. Arthur s. I{19]11,0f Roselle tome. oi .Lounse‘l is be. employed. the! -,..; smart frockdoflgtese ill-film“
. York. N. J., tiled a petition {or an- union. 5‘”. ‘lm’ ”election, and the, 5) ful borders I} S. _ are
' . nulinent of his marriage to Louise Elfimhm. tor employing counsel at! rx/ 0! fine“ quality With “Ch
I o ‘ «1.. the amount of compensation of» a. ..
Gc-ist nieni. charging ?iliit she had mmmncers accountants and an, 'i ‘f border patterns, some are
.... knoun and concealed "Hal knowl- praisers must be fixed definitely! iv Dumek Wuhable crepes. a;
_ , " edge concerning the Hail-Mills mur- “.119“ they are employed. . . Sgcond floor
derid Il‘outil’e 2'??? 23d bee‘n 31 nutrse- other Important Amendments. 9 U .
; ma n 1° a omo 3 e ”“0 “Creditors‘ communications to “7 Ra d W
_ ‘ “ 0f the killings. other creditors. and to referees and . omen 8 you n 81: . gs
I e . . . if. Richl's 3:136! wereTi‘lled in ‘11; trustees, relating to the affairs of a s1 ’
. - ‘ -._ f? ~f ' _ . Z Court Of ancery at - renton an bankrupt, are made ip'rlvilegcd com-i ' i
, O ' 2 LL . - ‘1 _ prompted the state authoritiescgp re- Minimums. ; . 1
. ’ new the hunt. Flielil charged that "Payment of eel-raid taxes from Id.“ 1‘“ WGlthOl' underwear - :
I I “g 233;: 3132333:arzlrlsuyl'eg‘tandsgl esi?ézslfisofeulllzlllllleglle discharge from Lam“! and COM "'0 1"“ trimmed diemises
. ‘ ‘ \ ' - ‘ ' , - ~
. .3 ’ llberateiy withheld from your petl- bankruptcy. regardless of whether “111611 take the Place Of vests. .511” 3_6r 33. and 40'
‘ ~‘ " - tioner (Riehl) the fact that she had the casee is voluntary or involuntary! Vests have shaped seams on the Sides which give excel-
. ~ - - ‘ . ; knowledge of the doings ot certain shall be granted within a. period of. lent body fit. Sign 36 to 44_ '
. i of the principals in the well-known six years. Heretofore discharges in. - _.
NOT a bit of effort or ammunition will be Hall—Mills case." .0...an cm mm “mm ,0 one magi-33333:: g; to 29. Step ms for warm
W 5 I'm Called P's‘or “Old Buddy" in six years. but there was no limit 0 . _ . , __
th a te What.) you a at results through . Louis. Glest Riem anew-am tom on discharges in involuntary case!!- Good assortment of colors. At tins price you Will
‘ B A-B-C Classrfied Columns. him. ‘accordlng to Biehl. that she "Payment of \Vugf‘s issuer! Drmr- want to get the season’s supply.
.l in‘ was in the confidence of Mr. Hall and “Y fa“ paymdcntt 0‘ 3:91;“! goxern Thlrd floor.
.. . . . . called him her ”old buddy." She " 0 me“ a 0”» ° '
Your ad in this section W111 much just the also had told Rlehl. he satd.thai Mr. "O???“ 5° fflgafgrggig‘v‘crlcg‘: . a >
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peoplewyho Will be most interested in your 131;”,gurgzgrfggeghgygnhd: :33; pm... when it use. eftect: butl Ru her But ng hoes
propos'Itlon—and y0u’ll heal-from them im- 1‘: had Visited the house with the min- Fri-1:33;? fsfiilxlfh‘l'xgnprgfisltt; . Will! Hex-I Crepe Soles f Tl?
muly. lstcr. Mr. Hill left his home on the of the amendatory act are not ”b _ s ,‘A' i
\ _ ‘ . , atltorliioon ‘of Sept. 14. he. said she pllcable shall be disposed of in ac- ‘ l
, \ 4m, to d m. mending never to return. ' 1
, n ' . . '» - . cordance with the prior llW- . , . .
3 Load your ad With facts. Generalities and ' “it - ' " 33.: 211;}; 3'2“”; 110281th fimf; "Public accountants are cooperat- Such shoes are reslly hessential for bathing
' minnows: ‘ ' ' ' "' a . a ‘8 in; with bankers. credit men and ' comfort on beach weer. '1‘ air list-d on e rubber
r scanty 00W Often mlss the mark- BO nee Daughter or swirl?“ h": (“‘1' “com” t° mm“ ”um" attorney! 1“ "1° 9“" ‘° “mum” soles 've ‘tihem excellent wesrin unlit?“ All
that 0111' CO is defi .t d - a” d ‘ omnn. tion of his wife, Rlehl's petition con- and safeguard bankruptcy procedure. _ 3‘ 1 .. . 8 .q °
y ‘ py I“ 6’ escnp ‘m “my . tlnucd: i The accountants hope to see e. prac- we“ and 5010110 Mitt. . t‘: . --
understood. If you arein doubtabouttheer $51153. ”’ m“ ‘ m“ M“ film”? ‘M"""'°"” ‘°” M” "°° WW“ “m“ '"“ "'““" w“ m"
g - . . ° C 9- 8 (on M. 14. 1922) that she , men to avoid bank- _‘ ~___,
.3 0 central paints to emphasize, one of our spe- - m. whogegfimfim h klnew I“; (Mr-3 ”if” intended to filiiyi‘lilffiéh a Prompt recognl~ . . en’s 8 .011“ OWBI' so :
.- . . - , . . n a con 1- ng or e ope w in Mr. liils. About 10 island 0 rating condl- . Th F381.“ Fl ‘ R
, g many W ad takers W111 h ‘1“ to up $23330th e. {nan she ghouxih't o'clock that'nlght-respondeht; \ rs. {lggfl-myi’eaa to bazekruptcy. Ac- ;, ‘ l
. . on...“ . I 9‘ n8 er com. I e as . Hall and Willie Stevens (Mrs. H li‘ . also. to see the '5 ’ E:v F k ‘
l y at over the phone or at” m ‘ ' 3%;gelrfie Ain‘tzmt‘he 1533; brother) were driven to Phillip: gilli‘rfiriidyhgi’zgesm so etrensth- for cry roe .
; ~ - '1 Fumby Peter Tumulty the chauf- ened as to insure sn equitable dM- . it" V; {t th b' gin tio in W
2 ' cost sad s. men were controntlng . ' , , ' 0 en 9’ 'n 1‘ m “rm ”3 M
.. Resul- teas'ewhat count—you’lisooreabnll’o Mr. not end Mrs. Mills. and the ‘70- {:2';§:,3;,§;2;;§;mg{;- 3““ 3”“ fin“ "l“ “ukn‘m’ ‘°" me r , burnt orange or slide of rose. $1.25 .
‘ i m With your A.B.C ad! 51:} ggscnenginfifm mu. to black am“. ' "m “°“‘°‘ ‘ " With euhmn browns and yellows. I smell bunch of
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