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Pay W‘lf Weekly
|Stipend of $12
he trial at Charles J. Vaughan.
”More avenue. Rowsyton. for
non-support. came to an end in the
downtown city court. Saturday
morning. when Judge Nehemiah
Cendea ordered Vaughan to pay his
wife .18 a week and told the couple
Yo report to court Monday morning.
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Vaughan was placed under crust
Nox ember 17 by Detective Sergeant
Martin Leonel on the coalpiaint of
his wife. Mrs. Belle Vdughsn. The
dluple had been separated since
July 4 last and often on the part of
the court to bring them together
again tailed.
In testimony before the court.
Mrs. Vaughan stated she and her
two children could live on '10 a
meek from her husband. as she
would spend the winter with her sis-
lot". Mrs. Marshall Thatcher in Gro-
ton. Prosecuting Attorney Edward
M. Lockwood asked the court to pro.
“(to for Mrs. Vaughan to the extent
of its a week. but Judge Candoe
struck a medium.
The case began in the downtown
cit); court. . w ,
Ill answer to a. question. s to how
much money he had in
\‘ullghan informed the court that
his financial posseuicne consisted of
sol. held in trust for his children.
and about :30 in his own name.
Leroy 1). Downs was called to the
stand and testified to'\'aughan‘s good
war record. Mr. Downs corroborat-
ed Vauchnli's statement of yester-
day that he was receiving “5 com-
pensation from the government. and
stated he believed V‘nllghan's physi-
cal incompetelley consisted of a ner-
vous ailment. resulting from war
if rvi cc. it
el
On Trail of hieves
Who Stole Antiques
Detective Sergeant Marti Leng-
yei is conducting an ,lnves gation
into th recent ransacldng‘ot a
housed Highland avenue. owned by
Miss Mabel Mas.
|"(The house is unoccupied and ae-
eording to information gathered by
Sergeant Lengyel was entered re-
cently and all of the furniture
Some of the furniture was
antique and valued highly. ‘
Entrance was gained through the
'5 collar of the building and it is be-
, - lieved that: tho burglars must have
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‘ RHEUMATISM
taken a. truck to the house and cart-
ed the furniture away.
Miss Thomas has been away from
home. and it is not known when the
robbery occurred.
Buttery’s Succeeior
r Not Yet Determined
' Inquiries aimed at the people in
‘ ‘ tho political "know" develops that
the choice of a successor to Council-
l'lllrellce Buttery. who for-
llis resignation front St.
Fla" is still li. matter of
doubt. ‘lt appears that-the BepuUi-
can leaders are in the dark as to
. ipossibiiitles.
i
There will be a meet-
‘ng of the ward committee called be-
to December 3 and at that me
some name will be recommende to
she first district commissioners. who
will in turn worward the recommen-
lflntion. if approved? to the common
wibotlncil.
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ll Birmingham. England. when re-
duced to ashes. yielded enough pre.
f clous metal dust to pay for the cost
t new flooring.
STOPPED OFTEN
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still. Dan Richards l-‘iuds Remark-
able Way to Stop Rheumatic
Pull“ in One Day.
Rheumatism. Ncuritls. and that
'terrlble suffering caused by stiff
' lame Joints and muscles need not be
.Now it is possible for those who ate
' ltortured with Rheumatism,
j sleepless nights to overcome these
l .
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cove
ed any longer since the die-
of Kruex Prescription.
and
roubles often in one day's time. is
the remarkable statement of one
who has used the treatment. This
Cumulus prescription is bringing re-
1
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.needed health and freedom from
: d .1 Rheumatism to thousands
i.
e everything else has failed.
. Dan Richards. Gold Hill.
Ore» writes. June 5. 1935: "I re-
~ ived your, medicine and it is do-
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wonders for me.,1 am telling
eyeryone about it. They all say that
4 am so much better and 1 know
that 1 am. I wish t t everyone
could know of this me cine. I shall
toll mmne one 1 see about it.
Wishing you the best of luck in mak-
ang everyone ell and happy."
;'4Thll wood fut prescdptlon pre-
fired by a large laboratory and get:-
orally known as Ruler. is easily used
g‘: home and seems to work like
, M in itst-apidity on people of all
' m and oozes.
w .No matter what your age or occu-
‘ on. no matter what you have
. if you are suffering from
, Nauritls. or stiff lot. to
on... so eontldmt Kurex my.
will stop‘ it Lest we offer to
a lard; trsattnsnt for only
a bank.
“ u ~.~ s-
sundries-some shunts,
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was om. l'M
NM? “Ont" ,
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wontim'l‘ 5
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waterfall! ous-
nilie use menus N
lint. emu uslotoi is
we cum walla year
out; our
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_: THE namely-CANS FIGHT.
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‘u- then:- out .
ON A
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Wood Cowall
. Baotinilflwliuihollttlemlningtownof
Goldfield, Nevada. doddod to put on a big celebra-
lion for labor Day. to; Richard, proprietor of the
biggest and best gambling palace and head of tile
Gin-en's Omnmlttce. how
biggest and beat attraction.
Real Estate
Transfers
Nelson Diclterman. trustee. to Paul
Moscato. lot and buildings. Couch
street.
Charles W. Bell est to Elwood
Sprague. lot and buildings. Roway-
don avenue.
Joseph A. li‘mnaon to John B. liar-
berg et al. two lots. Melroee square.
Isaac Heifant to Abraham J. Mil.
ler et al. lot and buildings. Main
street.
Hills. M. Carlson to Joseph A.
Franson and wife. lot and buildings.
Raymond terrace.
Madalene F. Webb ill. to Beatrice
Olsen. lot. Fairfield park.
Emma Austin to Shallor B. Walle-
tho hold over for the
lay and wife. lot. wartiett avenue.
John Poiesak and wile to Freder-
iclt .l. Mueller. lot. Slivermine ave-
nue.
Walter Stewart to Robert‘ W.
Keeler. lot and buildings. Harbor
avenue.
Josephine Basile to Harold W.
Wilson. lot and buildings, lloymond
street.
William R. llnase. to firms: Iloll-
mltll. and wife. lot and buildings.
Fifth Street.
Lydia M. Pinkllam to Benjamin A.
Keelrr. lot and buildings, Hillside
avenue.
SAT l'I'ERELLT CHARGED
“1TH RECKLESSNESS
Samuel Sulterclli. North Taylor
Ivonne. was llrrerltcd Friday night by
Stat'l‘rooper Quiglei'. who charged
him at tile uptown station with
reckless driving On Connecticut are-
nue late yesterday altar-noon. lie-was
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ed a welterweight.
With Nelson.
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Bat Nelson had pressed and ironed all centers
and claimed the lightweight crown. The former
champion. Jon (Sans. had never been defeated but.
who. having outgrown that dillsim. was consider-
He began to sqllnwlt for a bout
2.600 Dead; Autos’
’Toll During Oct.-
i'HlCAGO.—-0cloher'i" ltlliomo- I
bil’toil reached the peak ill the I
hitory of motor \‘t'hll‘lt? lli‘(‘l-
dents in this Country. according
to the National Safety t'oullci.
The council cstilllntcs 2,600
men. women and children weio
killed on American streets and
highways during the month!
Tra toll of 84 lives daily allows
an ncreaso of 10 lives lost owl-y
da uring the month against the
tot for October. 1925.
summoped for court hearing 'l‘lles-
day.
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pion.
Revised Draft Of
' Model Insurance'
. Code Completed
llAil'l‘l‘tlilD. (AH—The revised
draft cl :l luodcl insurance code for
states inlh ilt‘f‘ll completed by the
commillrw on insurance law of the
nulerit-nu llllr association it w an-
noum-cli her" today by V‘ lliam
Brosnlitll. \ it n president and general
counsel ol‘ Hit" Travelers Insurance
company and chairman of the com.
llllllmfl.
The til‘1lii. drawn up lll accord-
ance “llll u resolution adopted at
the alumni convention of the bar as-
sceiatlon at Detroit has been in the
course of llrfpilrntlnn since then and
its final form will be submitted for
approval to next year's convention.
Copies llllll‘ lmcll mailed for criti-
Vll lllIO thought Joe could make the “MRI“.
One hundred thirty-three ringside, owing to the
fact llml lime and again he had refused to dc.
[end his llill‘ and always lnsisiea‘hn catch weights.
After ll lapse of a couple of years most of the
sporting world looked upon Nelson as the chem-
v—Adveriise in The Sentinel. l
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- [EQFBLICELNG 4 . VirginiamSWam . .
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.. WHAT HAS 00m HENRI ‘ - \ I regret it. old dear." .’
JUDITH MARTIN.th They turned toward home. Erie
Pendlau Unlveeulty. Is ought In still _ tnng cnimiy at the pipe, and
the (one: built? thozfildent radI- gait watching the fields and hills
calalbyeraderliltw - by.
WATERS. and the ooussrhallvea. "What‘s i'our theory of Illea's
s. led It DEAN TIMOTHY BROWN death?" Judith asked after a while.
and p8. mun BORN. astron- "I'm not sure it was murder." said
only professor. '. Eric. "lt would have been quite
Dr. Darn ll III. to lie! easy to lilid off the road over that
and tries to persuade her to eou- bank. Silullzcr motor accidents llsp-
clllnlo “Odell. - pen every day. That‘s one reason
MIRA ALDRICH. I Illltlonl Ilw why I tilll.il it's all lust n low con-
Ing in .hldith's boardhlg house. Is spirucy against me. The dean was
'in lore with Eric and Jealous of out to get me by book or crook: and
Judith. .Shm's death offered a chance. But,
When "mull" SHEA. town just unit. He'll get his." -'
.. .hootlegger. tries to blaclnusll Judith laughed. “He already has.
Dean Brown’s wife. Judith Iio- l SWISS. The police told him to get
friends her and sells Eric to sl- am or the Shea case and stay out.
leuce Shea. , He'll be trnnlle to know why you
Erie ls arrested as I material were released."
witness when Shea’s body is found Eric chuckled. “Serves hyn right
In . crook- " it he finds out. But-I‘m not satis-
Juditb duds Erie waiting at her {led with letting the police crack
home several days later. He tells him down. i shall have something
Judith tint Mrs. Brown has se- to an, to the gentleman ”self. one
eurel his release W prodi- of these days. though Lfllly not say"
glotls Ila lo the prosecutor. it in so many words." . ,
0 NOW GO on mm m stem: "if I were you. I think in its low
. omen mix {0531:2123ng- EV'C- . '
“ A3811?!) women!" My” “Do you‘know." she said slowly.
duh. '39 ““3““- ‘ as they were nearing home. "that
Eric nodded. 7“ 3' did. bruise on your head didn‘t look like
Th0 dean's wife. one received by running into a door.
:u‘llug "imfllmwg Erie. Ans you sure you wbren't in
‘ no a fight?’
door of tho w- "I don't fight with my lists. old’
Eric wentan. "She had told them d .. I d n‘t h t ’u h
that a?“ the all!“ before Christ- lgrzillly. o are e a answered
mas )ler." e s 0
Judith "00“.“. 51“ 'W“ at The river under the Strathmore
Eric. who was calmly out“!!! It Ml bridge gleamed daily when Judith
pipe and Inserts: the throttle HO stopped to look at it that afternoon.
did mt look It W- There was a thin film of ice near tho
é???" 3'" “'9“. “l“ ‘ ““1“ bare brown banks. She turnethway
" y ' . from it with a little shuddsr and
"That's Just it's" Ida EYlC- ‘ We went on. Dill. thO Dl'lm rows of W
mfg; m: her head "I don‘t fessorial houses. until she game to
u ' Avon place. ‘
u M “- It's ““31"" Here too. tile shades and burnished
B t i: hxllntgzanm i? gilt knockers of tho houses frlelnectod the '
u “ " calm! ordered lives. f sir i h .
me out or that roach-towered» “mi o n m
ML" . _ 0n the walk before Dean Brown's
Jamil ma not "ltwm- 'Em- English cottage. Judith mm. look-
Ih. ll”- “NYI: 33°" did that 0‘“ °f ‘ . In; curiously at the house front.
gratitude. She's a woman of frantic Every mud. u. down “a a“ door
“31.1311 And. “8.113101%? 5:: met was placed primly mind; the
m 01' !rom - wall."
“in. ‘0 '3' ’1‘” 1°" ”W‘s "‘ She went up the ate and
most 1“ O and uidee'd h": knocked. and could hear in? sound
WEI; {3:233 32:33:“ echo in' 0 rooms within. For a
0 moment t are wee disses. , all.
“a M“ “a on. M m .l' ‘ > ‘ "". thou‘ht 3h. hmm ‘ m
tot m pouch. f‘aoll mam“ h 1: y i . . ' the sound turnld out to be only a
agility 3“" "m“ t ‘ She went up llie steps and knocked. and could hear the ”waif: 21:. u: 313;. m
. ham. “or m “cm a“: sound echo in the rooms within. a ' do“. mm an; “my. .‘ m5.
INN. W 9° u" I“. In“, . boy trunduug a wooden m u
baoeo lg the bowl 0! till ripe and And I did. so that's that. dust ‘ to think. I to trying t° the driveway next door called out c:
drew the m. of the m ”If" at that little creek. Judel Peach 0 think how Hrs. Brown felt while she . .
again . a jump on horseback. Someday we'll was telling that story to the prom 1"”- ;nnfl 2‘. nobody 9 5030-"
“All i cans-y” hemued comm m ”m hm." and “7 It. WW tor. and how shay feel every time m“ "1" °‘"‘ “3‘ toward.
silly. “is that Ill. use as m" - 'h' "“ “n? ““9 “9" °"-" - "in do you know?” Ill. asked "
sled sense of m but it'- "I? The girl beside him turuld toward “That's so." said Eric. "I hadn't -' so 1 am my up in their
mu nte." him without looking at the creek thought so much about that. You cellar window inst new and I ran
. elm-q"; m «a. m "Illa" she said. m'lew. “it strike- as men don't take those things so “a rang and nobody m Ouea‘s
hum m w m DID an m. M M 18 Ml" of u a “men, hub], m. lb“ bani. “IQ-u Pb ‘ t.‘
ell-ar- Ibeloohlsdatliimtearfully mummuW-"r‘ Show We“ own donn- ot woman lgnatlou wni on his was cm,
But-indeed of III!"- g ohm mwmlmlflfimlmflm In his crowd who really do an as he pulled :5. little art on u .
greeted hand a” pally. on his feet ' tertain nocturnal visitors and still the drive. ’
Jade. do'yau as as?" \ . , ltesme. “unsettling. Demo on. “lull!!! any socially.” on... India‘s a“ last m. the
Judith turned away Mlle far hes-i woman. I agree with the chief." Judith turned on him. “And so It house. eurie of Christmas smoke
”Him...“ ended a. m $$W“Wfi' ’°" 3.93.3; 'J.‘.‘i.‘.§‘f.2.“" ‘° 3" ""4 ”‘23..“ ‘i' “W
a men an e we“
”tr-is m.'woeuuleehht .Iaeshotaealeamstreells "Mm-lode. don't bewfoollsh. l travelernrtyvitha wreath. a a.
MWhmmeeuihrli muss getanysillyuonasnaelo 0'"! mflnt, that the prosecutor-u new. still and deserted. with
umrwiththedeaa'ewiflahem you mfg.“ Ofouraa. the sac Opinion doesn't‘ulatteragreat deal. blind draw. it seemed as hopeless
us the envelope the m In! mounts-am. Dimes: tor the answer. ns'll keepitto snasosaonasssmseuustrsos
bmebthaumumm I‘llwditlllthonmllm him-elf- Ilmeltnsssntsutsllto: down by immune.
”fmnllmoumonlllhm ”upmugpumm" Hrs. Brown himself. And before WItlluIIttlosbifi.Mthquhd
Train rad it throughistb aqua... nlpaomucunm. hull’llhaveaehaneetoeorrecthnla slowly down the sail lemurs-to
alamqo‘utd “am-"1:93.19 be that " ammsoyeumu'snomgnm‘rmmmfis
ve belieyad the -’ ‘ e ’ one
anti: warnings-.1” is the lust ill-es. net's immaculately. “Well look. lib-Meaning
.uouw. “will.“ otmmmslma mac-mus uaoluummnmiukmnmneuun
m ..‘ - ehmmumuh“ ldoommmamwmwmw ’ *
, “I! m canvas-sun aesa. be.” . III
ill.“ ' ..‘ ell-a. "m ill-”s. all.
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noli'llt‘l'.
ironed collar.
Guns llllil been a busy fighter, always a top
He met the best boys from 136 in 110.
llangford. “'alcoii, lime. llrIfl—but it seemed that
ho was ill advised about investments and the sum-
not of 1906 found him broke. flatter than a well
(To be continued)
clam and suggestions to insurance
organizations Teprl-seniilll: different
kinds of companies. to state super-
visory officials. to' more than 100
leading attorneys of the country.
Correct
The sergeant was taking the re-
crnits' squad.
"For the last time." he
"what is a fortification?"
The recruits stood last to it man.
Siriding up to tile most intelligent
loo in): of the lot the N. t‘. 0 Ni.
pea ed his question.
"Two twentifieaiione. sir?” came
the swift reply—Nd liits. London.
bowled.
Wood yields one-fourth of the heat
of coal: charcoal about the some
heat as coal.
Mayor ThinIFire
Apparatus Tears
Along Too Speedy
Mayor Thomas Robins who was
standing ill Washington street. when
the tire aparatus from the Central
fire station passed through that
street ln answer to a call from East
Norwalk. was hellrd to offer objec-
tions to the high rate of speed at
uhich the apparatus was traveling.
The mayor intimated that he was
l‘illlli; to take the mailer up with
i ire Chief George Bogardus and re-
olzcst him to instruct the drivers to
take ereiltcr precaution in operating
the apparatus through the business
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' PAGE NINE
A aw, Sore Throat
uses quickly when you up iv a little
Mumole. it penetrates tot e sore spot.
with. tie tingle. loosens the C(.)llgf'\<
tltman drawsout tile soreness and pain
and won't blister like the old-lushloncd
mustard plaster.
Mustemie is a clean. white ointment
made With Oil of mustard. Brings qu1ck
relief from sore throat. bronchitis. t0n~
Iiilitis. croup. stlfi neck. astluna. neu-
ralgia. headache. congestion, pictu’liy,
rheumatisrflltiinbngo. pains and acllrs
of the back or otnte. sprains, sore
muscles.bruises. blame. frosted feet.
colds on the cites .
. To Motor Manuela is also
made In milder form for
babloe Ind small children.
Ask fee Children’s Musterolo.
In the Middle Ages tllth-nd cook
of it fellan castlp was it plrnon of
grave importance. Ho gave his or.
(lirll from a chair raised on a plat-
form. which commanded a view of
his subordinates.
—-\\'.’\NTS OTHERS TO BENEFIT
ALSO
"l‘lv-zlse publish this slatl’lllrlll m
I \t'llllt pcoplc everywhere to kliiHV
of tho wonderful holu-Ilt I ll‘li\l3 ll. .
rived from the use of Foley 1'lll~
:l diuretic stimulant to tile kldnt‘): '
Mrs. A. G. Wells. Rocky Mount, .\
Can, long suffered physical dislrnss
and that "always tired" lei llll:
which results when kidneys and
bladdl l’ ill‘c not, working prom-ll),
Itelllelnhcr that the “always tired"
feeling flows somethingr physically
wrongfqnll \vlln‘. I-‘olcy l'ills have
done for others, they can do for you.
Ask your druggist l‘or Foley Pills.—
Adv.
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. J. H.‘W§hrle’s Garage, West Ave; N orwalk .
a... Modern Grocery 00.. CorWater & Haviland Sta, So. Norwalk‘
‘ Berman &. Steinberg, Water St., So. Norwsik 7"
M. J. Hoey, Williams St; East“ Nor-walk “”5
Leiéll Danettberg, Shore Front Park, So. Norwalk
~ Both & Marcus, Water St, So. Not-walk
Mrs. A. C. Beamish. Post Road, Stamford, Conn.
*~ 42m Herdt, New; Canaan, Conn. ,
William N. Guthrie, Sound View 'A've., Stamford, Conn. '-
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