The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 11

THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1923. THREE TRAFFIC LEAGUE ORDERS ALLOWANCE FOR WOMAN PENDING DIVORCE Long Haul Concessions Sa- vior for Trade Compelition, R. L. French Says. Retention'of differential rail routes In strong!) urged by Raymond French president of the New England Traffic League and traffic manager of Columbia Grapho- phone Company who declaiei thai the long haul concessions given by these roads have naved trade com petition for England The local man's knowledge of England industry him fore most among traffic authorities this part of the country.

He has written on the proposed con solidation of. New Kngland railroads for 'New England Business" FaTors New ton BUI Recommending the Newlon Bill the best of all the changes before Congress, French says this bill would change the law so as to leaw the consolidation of railroads to the roads themselves subject the re view and authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission bill Is a compromise as be- Iflffien radical and conservative thought tt Is undoubtedly the correct solution as any other measure would bring compulsory consolidation, which can be done by condemnation proceedings only, and that means government ownership which all of us should be against," summarizes the Bridgeport authority He renounces the policy taken bj some business men that consolidation Is too comprehensive for the ordinary vision "The Canadian routes have acted as a safety valve to New England's rate Structure with other territories and have been of Incalculable value to New England In times of congestion. Extraordinary efforts have been made in the past by Trunk Lines to establish differential routes which were only frustrated by active and aggressive action on the part of New England French claims Against Trunk Line Rule. That numbers of New England industries have been able to operate at times though the use of these lines as the single available source of Carry foV raw materials is ljrench'3 argument against trunk ffne domination New England business interest should vigorously oppose any action doing away with th differential lines in the New England consolidation according to French as chairman of the Traffic committee of the Connecticut C4iambe of Commerce Judge i i a Maltbie has allowed Itabelle MacKay Swallow, of Scotland, hyaband is suing to mairiage set ailde on the ground that the woman was mentally deianged at the time of the union. tin sum of $26 a month pendente In his decision Judge Maltibie said "The wife la made defendant In a divorce prooeedHgr Is oidlnarllv entitled to a 1 eaaonable turn to enable her to a defense If she has one In this case the situation la complicated the absence of the defendant abroad 1 do not see how the action could pi operlv he tried until her ot how she can he expected to i unii hei husband provides the wherew ithal 1 ne situation haidly permits an i i order of the payment of the necesanrj monev But I do feel and desire to put that feel- Ing upon the record of the case, that this case ought not to come to ti ial until the plaintiff-has made available to his wife aome means which Snakes tt leasonably possible foi her to be present' Counsel fee $50 allowed 1ST NATIONAL IS Criminal Suits Recommended by Judge as Means to Get Fair Play.

Bridgeport, Conn Saturday, July 7, HOWLAND'S Store Open Daily Until 5 O'clock Saturday Until 6 O'clock flM WMtbMT, OBMttM SAY 3 GOT CREDIT ATN.E.SHOPS'AS FAKE DRY AGENTS NEW YORK July Agril la. giving a address was ariested today by Federal agents at the request of Boston authorities, who charge him with having falsely impersonated a Federal prohibition agent to defraud persons in various parti of New Kngland. (--Criminal law as well as the injunction, should be Invoked against motion plctuie distnbutois ho boycott theatre owners, Justice Uojd Smith assert ed today in i i i a i i of the appellate division of the Supreme i The court susmlned the application of the ow ner of the Peeksklll Tlieati Inc foi an Injunction against Lowes' the Associated First National Pictuies the Advance a i a company of New York a othrn dislributois on charges that thev conspired to ruin the plaintiff by violating contiacls and re fusing to supply him with certain feature pictures The defendants were shown to be financially interested in the Colonial Theatie, a tlval to the plaintiff's hiowjffl fn ffl ffl ffl show house, Justice Smith wrote, 'the conclusion is inevitable that these defendants conspiieA to pie- the plaintiff i securing pic- tuies and i his This Interference must, he stopped and the courts i have no i i eithei bv Injunction or bv administration of the criminal law to prevent the.se unlawful acts." BOSTON. July 6--The airest to- in New York of John Agrilla followed his indictment i Roy Higglns and Albert Philbin, both of this city, by a Federal grand Jury on charges of defrauding hardware merchants throughout New England bile posing ai prohibition agents The government claims that the thren obtained credit on the basis of their claims to being Federal agents It is said the three would purchase goods In various stores, giving bad checks In exchange and receiving money and merchandise In return for the worthless checks. RUSSIAN CHURCH, POPE'S OBJECTIVE, TIKHON SAYS FATHER O'FLANAGAN AND O'KELLY SPURN RELEASE SYDNEY.

Australia, July 6 -Father Michael O'Flanagan and John (Sean) O'Kelly, the Irish Republicans' arrested here in April charged with encaging in seditious activities have, refused to accept their release oc conditions that thev undertake to address no more public meetings. It is reported that the United States government has refused to accept them as deportees MOSCOW, July 6 --Most Rev Dr Tikhon, former patriarch of all Russia recently released from prison by the Soviet authorities, has issued a statement In which he declares that Pope Pius, taking advantage of the confusion in the Russian Orthodox church, is trying "by all means' to Catholicism into the church Dr Ttkhon charges that the Polish autorities are aiding in closing Orthodox churches in Polish territory, many of which have turned Roman Catholic The former patriarch also continues his appeals to the faithful against the new church of Russia, while the latter continues Its counter attack on Tikhon CARMEL MYERS GETS DIVORCE. LOS ANGELES July 6 ---Carmel Myers motion picture actress has been granted a divorce from Tsadore Kornblum. attorney, and song of New York, whom she charged i desertion ALFRED FOX SA YS: "It doet make a difference where you bny your Vicfrofa." Look at this rare Bargain-' GENUINE VICTROLA NEW CONSOLE MODEL This is the real thing--a genuine Victrola in a. handsome Mahogany Console Model built entirely in the Victor Plant at i most modest price, and on terms: Only Bring in $5.

Select our instrument. Choose $10 worth of records, no more payment down. Balance in weekly or monthly payments. Delivery free in our Down own trucL The Alfred Fox Piano Co. 172 FA1RFIELD AVENUE INSTRUMENTS OF CHOICE QUALITY OTHER STOkES SOUTH NORWALK STAMFORD VALUE BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED AT OVER $48,000 Building permits with an aggregate construction value of $48.780 weie issued by the Building commissioners at their last regular meeting A block of 10 stoies at 6 7 0 Brooklawn avenue to be constructed for Theodoje Steiber is the most pretentious of the rermits The list us as follows Frania garage, at 1D4 Oichaid street for Frank Fitz, brick toilet room at end of Main street, for Locomobile company, three family dwelling at 310 Plxlee place, for Anthony Novak, frame addition dwelling at 1 3 2 3 Scavlew avenue for J.

Syeyberba, frame uppei porch at 817 William street for Burns, frame dwelling at 122 Oilman street for John Clarkson, cement block garage at 502 Myrtle avenue for Bobwick, fiame cottage on Taft avenue for William Nygren and Charles Josephson, fiame ba(- cony at SO Bunnell street for Stanley Hoffman, frame garage at 264 Cottage street for F. Flint and wife- frame gaiage at 84 DeForest avenue for Catrandella, frame wagon shed on Burroughs street tor Frlsbie Pie company, cement block storage shed at 1 2 2 4 Park avenue for I Emmons, frame garage at 72 Herkimer stieet for William Hamilton, brick barn on south side of Moffitt stieet for Porter, frame garage at 157 Hewitt street for Lavoio, ce ment block garage at 1 7 0 9 Noble avenue for Ellen Jewett, frame dwelling 46 Amos street for Helen Rick Rick building for 10 stores at 670 Brooklawn avenue for Theodore Steiber MRS. STETSON WINS SUIT AGAINST CHRIST CHURCH NEW TORK, July 8 --Supreme Couit Justice Buir today granted I Mrs Augusta Stetson, founder of the First Church of Christ Scientist, an injunction i estraming trus- 1 tees of the chuich from erecting a gaiage extension she clatm- I ed was a spite act designed to make her property next dooi less desirable Mrs Stetson who has been at odds with the chuich (or several years contended that an agreement she made Miith the church before the bceak providing that no changes in the i plot should be made without her consent, still was effective LEVIATHAN PASSENGERS HONOR WORLD WAR DEAD YORK July 6 A wreath was fast on the ocean from the steamship Leviathan, bound from New York to Europe, todav in me- moo of the soldiers, sailors and marines who lost their lives In the orld war according to a radio message received by the Tnited Htates Shipping Board The vessel, which is making her i i tians-Atlantlc run since she was reconditioned, coveied miles in the 2 4 ending at noon, 23 7 knots an hour CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS NAME ELM CITY WOMAN KANSAS ITV, lul --The Tathollr Daughters-of Amenta closed a three day convention here last i wkh (he election of Miss Mary Duftv a as supreme regent and Miss Ahern, Now on nation ij treasure! WOMEN VOTERS' LEAGUE TO CONVNE IN BUFFALO A I 6 The of A oter.s a today that the executive i tit a recent meeting at Lyme Conn self ted Buffalo for the League 1 9 4 convention The date i be chosen Utti TELL RUM BY SMELL HAVEN, July 6 I thi owing a liquor ase out of court today. Judge Booth In Common Pleas i that no one may tell by odor of a beverage what its alcoholic content is An officer seizing evidence i a. bottle and he testified that it had Intoxicating contents from the odoi given foith.

The exciting moment matters little. It may be the ending of the ninth--the score tied and the bases full. Man may be cool and comfortable under most every sort of condition it he wears cool comfy Summer suits. He can wear them today with a tull assurance that he will look well, for Howland tropical suits are so made that they hold their shape--they are made from fabrics that wear well and look well. Gabardines in the popular natural or biown shade in both belted and plain back models.

Palm Beaches, mo- hairs and tropical worsteds in grays, tans and stylish mixtures and checks. Plenty of this type of suit here for every and longs--regulars and stouts--Conservative models and young men's form fitters. A wide range to choose to $25. Mam floor, rear Comfy underwear for warm days. Women's combination suits of light weight and extra size $1.

Women's underwear--bodices of Italian silk in pink Girls combination suits light weight nainsook according to size--75c and 85c. Boys combination? of light weight nainsook--75c Women's light weight mercerised lisle hosiery--black. white and brown--Soc Women's light weight drop stitch lisle hosiery--black or cordovan--SOc Children's fy length socks of mercerised lisle, butf, grey or cordovan--50c Infants socks of lisle with fibre top in white with fancy cuff--35c Main floor, left rear Today the hat white. Silks' Yes crepe de chine, Georgette and heavy moire but white--the purest while, some of the hat are all white sometimes One fabric is used--and again two of them aie employed in combination medium and small shapes ostritch and trig cocades pleated from the trim with now and then a bit of color with Kelly green the favorite. Many of these hats were fashioned to sell for more money but a fortunate purchase is why we are able to offer these distinctly summer hats for only $5.

Second floor, front Furnishings for men. Outing shirts made with attached collar in light weight white Shirts with attached collar in colored stripes-- "Yorke" shirts with Cached collar in a fine light weight fabric, Men's combination suits of nainsook, light weight 95c Men's balbriggan shirts and drawers--50c Men's combination suits of knit cotton light $1.50. Mam flool right front Women's sandals. Red, green and blue, cut out and instep strap sandals also a few pairs of moccasin oxfords for sport wear--sandals have rubber heels, ox-i fords have rubber soles and, heels--all were more spe- cial $4.45. Patent leather and smoked elk sandals--two strap with buckles--special $2.85 There is rivalry i.

in voile dresses. A rivalry of fabrics among each trying to outdo the other in beauty design and coloring--Each putting forth itte best looks to be one into belief that vodf is the most attractive for women to One thing is certain, it is cool and looking and this coupled with the attract! modes tells an attactive story. Foulard and polka dot designs in dark grounds with bordered edge or trimmed with white organdy and ribbon or plain white voiles simple of design hand made and with beautiful hand drawn work designs as the principle trim. Voile dresses by what olher name shall we call you except it be COMFORT speiled in capital letters. And what an assortment to select from in sizes 16 to 46 at the one price of $12.50 Second floor, center Keep food cool- matter of health.

Keeping it cool in a samiary way is very important--. Leonard Refrigerators with their splendid lining are easy to keep clean and their scientific lines of construction assure pertect refrigeration. Complete assortment to select from right now. Top icers--white enameled lined one and $23. Side icers--white enameled lined--3 doors $29.50, $39.50 and $42.50 Side icers--grey porcelain lined--2 doors $47.50 Front icers--grey porcehin lined--2 doors $57.50 Side icers--one piece white porcelain lined--3 doors $49.50, SS6, $65, $70 and $76.50 The prices range in proportion to the capacity of ice.

chest. Fourth floor, rear The Dress-making School Starts vacation--closes Saturday night until September. Enroll now during July and August for Fall courses --this gives you a choice of hours. 6 lessons for while you learn. Third flo i front THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

STeanette lingerie 177 Fairfield Avenue Opp. Telephone Bldg. Bargains Galore Here Saturday After going over our stock thoroughly in our semi-annual inventory we find ourselves overstocked in some departments We have marked a number of items way below cost to make room for incoming merchandise. Take advantage of these Specials Saturday. Slcoeless Sweaters.

Mohair in alt Colors ly $5.98 $6.50 Special Mlk and Former- Costume Slips, black. Navy and Plesh. $1.98 $2.08 White. French Hand Made Waist Reg. $5 $0.80 Special Pongee Silk Waists Oft Reg.

$4.08 Special A few Black Satin Oft Waists Reg $850 Special Silk Skirls, White and colors $1050 Ratine Dresses, Colors, io se blue, pumpkin ami green slics 38 and 40 Formerly $1050 Special $19.50 Shan- tungs Special 1 O.VIVr Millinery, Exclusive models in Famine, Rage and lofnt and Knapp Hate Reg. $15 00 and $8.50, $10.00 TU-g. $7 50 to $12 00 Special A 1501 MAIN STREET Maternity CORSETS CORSETS FOR AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES AND SUPPLIES AT A GREAT SACRIFICE DIAMOND qORD TIRES FIRSTS- GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES Hundreds of people took adiantagn of this exceptional offer last Saturday and re so pleas'-d with their purchase tbM we made successful to secure a new lot the same ridiculous low price for a high standard tire. Regular They Last $9.95 TROUBLE Lumbago FALLEN Stomach Kidney Green Pyralln Vtors Built strong with adjustable Hlunitnuni bracket CC QC RfK Special Ford Tops anil Back Genuine leather top with 2 nxal glass lighu In QC rear curtain Refrigerator Lunch -Keep cool 24 hours QC Kc $17.50. Special FLOATING Bethlehem Spark Plugs; IV Til Caro.

Regular A 60iv-specUU for Rubber Patching OutAts. Repair your own tube in few OBo Special OOC Guaranteed Blazer Spark Plugs: for Ford can OB Special--set of 4 Boyee Motor Meter; Bojfce locking cap; the new "Aristocrat" combinations QK for Fords--Special Bar Halladar Bumpers; for all cars CC $17 5O--Special J. H. COHEN CO. Open till 9 p-m--John St.

tall 9 pm NFWSPAPFR!.