The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-24
STAMFORD
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 ], Stra.tford, Sept 24-The marital trou- bles of Count and Countess Ewieu ,Capprillian reached culmination yes terday when the Count was arrested by Constable Harold Holmes and turned over to Sheriff John J. Will I1anas who brought him to the center
 he remained half an hour while his counsel Ivan Morehouse and Judge Peck. were hunted up.
 The Countess CAaprillian was the widow of Willard Miller, who conduct ed the Miller garage, in Bridgeport,
 before his death several years ago.
 home on the corner of Main street and Waterview place. She met the Count
 two years ago at Palm Beach. It was
 a case of love at first sight and the
 Count made violent Icve to the hand some widow. The marriage followed soon after and the couple came to couple Quarreled and the Countess
 made application for divorce but the case was dropped Fred Bartlett of Bridgeport represented the Countess.
 Since that time the domestic affairs of the noblenran n's household have slip ped along easily with only occasional ture. Recently the castle in the South end was crowded with visitors but the Count tired of their presence and indicated his desire for their depar- ture and this brought on a renewal of hostiIities. The Countess went to Bridgeport, returning in the evening accompanied by private detective
 Under the protection of her guard the Countess made her presence felt Ina head of tke household. The Countess charges that her husband attempted to strike her and would but for the in- reference of the detective. The Count ance at the. session of the court this evening when he will answer the native of Greece, ap inventor and wealthy. He has been granted patents on several appliances which indicate that he has talents of high order. The Countess is also wealthy, having received large amount from the es- tate of her former hreband-
 stratford Equal Franchise league No. 1 will meet at the residence of the president. Mrs. R. C.. Winton.
 King street. Thursday evening. AL though the meeting will be devoted to business, Miss MunGon of Bridge port and several other interesting CTS and housewives in the town are invited to attend. Men will also be admitted to membership. The league will follow the plan adopted in Wash ington, where men are admitted to m membership and the meetings are held in the evening to allow those who are to attend. This plan gives the wona- en who obliged to work an oppor- tunIty to obtain thorough information on political matters from the men
 Deeds have been filed conveying from Andrew Creevey to the town of stratford a parcel of land on the highway 15s. south on property of An drew Creevey 675 feet, east on Wilcox son street 142 feet, north on Joseph A
 Sinendinger 675 feet. This is the south half of the four acres which has been desired as school site. The north half of the prnperty is taken John sinendinger The deal was con- clsrded on Saturday night and the money passed. This fixes the new school fhouse on this site as it will be diffioult to make any further changes in the location A Dart of the agreement is that the town and the property shall each give a strip of 25 feet wide to make a 50 foot strip between the school property and the property of the latter. As there is l plenty of land for the school it will be an advantage to both parties as the proposed school house will be To- ed as admirable and the people of the Huntington road district are well sat l isfied with it. MT. siniendinger of the committee raised to carry out the deal is ertitle1 to much credit for his l work in obtaining buyer in the per 1 son of his brother for half of the par eel of land so that the town could ac- quire the remainder for the school | The committee is considering plans from a number Of architects some of | which are admirably adapted to the pllrp of a suburban school The lot is very large and will acconamo- date a building large enough for the needs of the district for more than
 E. E.. Bliss of King street is now enga ged in placing the shafting and machinery in a large factory at New Britain With his son he has taken the contract to place the machinery in the new Gaynor factory now build ing on Stratford avenue
 Miss Julia Wheeler of the local post office force is passing a week with friends in Winsted.
 The registrars have added more names to the list of voters to be made by the seIeetmen this year than in any previous year in the history Of the town. The selectmen will sit next Saturday from a. m. till D. m. and they will be busy all the time if all the applicants present them selves On the list to be made are 348 men and 4S women. There are over 350 voters on the list of whom IT are women entitled to vote on ed- ucationaI matters These additions to the voting list indicate what a won GerfuI growth Stratford is enjoying.
 FASTON