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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
WIFE SAYS POLICE ELECTRICIAN LADD
 WAS CRUEL TO HER
Rose Bray Ladd Is Granted Divorce Says He Drew
 Revolver

Rose Bray Ladd accused Electrici- an Sheridan A. Ladd of the police department of startling acts of cruel ty when she appeared before Judge Webb in the superior court yesterday afternoon and obtained a divorce. The young plaintiff, who was pret- ti1y gowned in blue declared lLadd refused to stay home nights. When he returned at a late hour he used abusive language in reply to her re- nonstrances.
 When this conduct continued for a, long time Mrs. Ladd said her health became so impaired that she had to go to Dr. Brooks sanitarium in New Canaan. She stayed there four months and then returned to live with her husband in TrumbuIl. One night her husband came home intox- icated, she said, and pointed a revo1- yer at her. When the woman who owned the house persuaded Ladd to leave the room, Mrs. Ladd locked herself in.
 Their life was stormy while they lived in Trunbul1 and it was no bet ter when they returned to this city. On one occasion the plaintiff said Ladd was angry because she wanted the windows open at night. He pull ed the bed down and when Mrs Ladd objected he seized her by the hand and tore the fragments of one of her fingers. Another time he be- came enraged and threw her on the floor Mrs. Ladd declared.
 Their final quarrel was in May, 1914, when the plaintiff said Ladd struck her and threw her on the bed. She decided after that not to live with him again. Since the separation Mrs. Ladd has been working as steno- grapher. She married Ladd October 10, 1907,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
BURGLAR SHOT TRYING
 TO ESCAPE FROM PoIICE

Loucks, aged 25, of Moodus, was pIac- ed in the Middlesex hospital to-day with a gunshot wound in the leg. Probably the injury will not prove ser ious. Loucks was seen in H. Laben- sky's store by Frank Rich who was returning from a dance, who called the postmaster and MT. Labensky and Charles Emily. Loucks tried to -es- cape from the store and Emily fired at him with a gun which had been brought along. When Loucks s11r- rendered he was taken in charge by Constable William Russell.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
NINE HURT, GAR
 BURNED AS q"
 TRAINS COLLIDE

New York, Feb. 6-A local train and express. on the 9th avenue eIe- vated line, co1lided at 50th street during the rush hour this morning. Both trains were filled with passen- gers. Nine persons were injured, four of them being taken to hospi- taIs. The collision occurred nearly opposite a station and trains were quickly zemptied.
 z Ehe forward car of one train and the rear car of the other were tele- scoped and quickly caught fire. The cars were burned to the trucks. Traf- ffc on the line was blocked for hours.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
SUSPECT WOMAN
 OF BURGLARY IN NORTH END HOME

Women are believed to have bur glarized the home of William F. Tait, a manufacturer at 828 North avenue last night, taking with them suit of mems clothes, a woman's coat and skirt and pair of shoes, the total value of which is placed at $10O. Detective Bray, Investigating the case says he has found evidence that leads him, to believe the burglary was by women.
 The loss was discovered by the family upon their return from the theatre last night. The burglars did not try to open a safe in which the Tait silverware and jewels are kept,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
Cotteren

Miss Elsie S. CottreII, of 794 State street, and MT. George H. L1eweIIyn of Pitts1e1d, Mass, were quietly married at 11:30 this morning at the rectory of the South Congregational church by the pastor, Rev. pr. Richard L. Swain. The bride was formerly a, school teacher in Stratford while the groom is an electrician. After the wedding trip MT. and Mrs. LlewelIyn will reside in Pittsdeld. The bride has a host of friends in Stratford and Bridgeport who have been extending her their best wishes for much suc- cess in her married life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
Kaiser Praises Troops
 For Bravery at Craonne

London, Feb. 6.-Omcial announce ment was received here to-day from Berlin that Emperor William, after completing his inspection of the Ger man naval base at Wilhelnshaven has gone to the eastern war zone by way of Czenstochowa, Russian Po- land.
 A telegram sent by the Emperor to the troops which participated in the attack on the heights at Craonne is given in Berlin despatch as fol- lows:
 Warm congratulations for your fine success which is to be ascribed to the great bravery of the troops whose month long activity in trench warfare could in no wise diminish their attacking power.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
MINE EXPLO LOSION
 ENTOMB 10 MEN

Fayetteville, w Va, Feb. e.-One hundred and sixty-eight men were entombed in the mine of the New River Coal Company at Carlisle, near here, by an explosion to-day. All but 10 succeeded in making their way to the surface.
 They reported that six of the men In the section where the explosion oc- cured had been killed but they knew nothing of the four. Rescue parties were at once organized to search the workings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
SIX FINED $I6,OOO
 UNDER TRUST LAW

New York, Feb. 6-F'ines aggregat- ing $16,oOo were imposed today by the. federal district court upon six members of the Eastern Boxboard Club who yesterday entered pleas Of no1o contendo to indictments charg- ing violation of the Sherman law. The six men were charged with combining illegally and conspiring to restrain trade by curtailing their output and fixing prices. Thirteeen others also were indicted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
WALSH IS PROSECUTOR
 OF GREENWICH COURT

Greenwich, Conn, Feb. 6.-senator James R. Mead. of the 27th district, who was appointed judge of the bor- ough court Of Greenwich by the gen. eral assembly this week, took office to-day. He replaces Judge William L.. Tierney, recess appointee of Gov ernor Baldwin. Judge Mead ap- pointed Judge James F. Walsh, as as- ststant. prosecuting attorney. The clerk will be named on Monday. Mrs William A. Stevens is made woman probation officer in place of Miss El- sic C. Tiepnan
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
STOCK YARD AGAIN
 UNDER QUARANTINE

Washington, Feb 6.-As the result of the discovery of foot and mouth infection in Chicago, Indianapolis Louisville, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Jersey City, Pittsburgh and Columbus, the department of agriculture to-day in structed it's inspectors to close yards in those cities to interstate shipment of livestock after shipments in tran sit had been disposed oe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
STAMFORD MAN AsPHYxIATED

Stamford, Feb. civilian s. wa terbury, aged 76, was found dead in his room today, having been asphyxi- ated by gas from a. fixture accidental ly left partly turned on- He formerly lived in Pound Ridge, N. Y., and upon retirement from business came to live with his son-tn-law, William c. Chard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
AUSTRIAN

Vienna, Feb. 6-An official state ment issued here today says:
 ''In Poland andw estern Galcfa the situation is unchanged. The Russian attacks have been renewed at certain places in the Carpathians but have broken down with heavy loss to the enemy. Our attacks continue in the forest region. The number of pris- oners taken by us in the Carpathians has been increased by 4,000.'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
HIGHWAYMAN GETS .SIO,OOO FROM BANK

Rochester, Feb. GA macked high wayman entered the Lima Bank at Lima, N. Y:, and at the point of a pistol held up the assistant cashier. It is reported that he secured be- tween $1o,O90 and $11,OO0.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
PRESIDENT TO CONFER
 ON EXTRA SESSION NEED.

Washington, Feb. 6-.whether President Wilson will call an extra session of Congress in case of defeat of the ship bill at this session probab- ly will be decided at conferences next week between the President and Dem ocratfc leaders in Congress
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
ARRESTED AS BIGAMIsT

Bristol, Conn, Feb. 6.-John Czuba. who has been living in F'orestville was arrested today for the Waterbury po- lice who charge him with bigany, in his first wife was living in PIainviIIe Czuba was arrested in November charged by the latter woman with non-Support.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06

Washington Feb 6-The German embassy declared in statement today in to the placing waters around the British Isles the to molest with foodsuffs the civilian population enemy counres.'
 statement expresses the hope "that England necessary reconsidera ton of this attitude sezng American ships like the Wilh elnnina.' \
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
DONOVAN VOTES FOR
 ONE BATTLESHIP.
6special to. rhe Farmer.)

washingtor, Feb. .-Congressman Jeremiah Donovan proved his faith in submarines as a means of defense of defense, by voting for one battleship, yesterday. The other Connecticut Congressman voted for two. There is no provision for New London Harbor, in the river and harbor bill as it comes for the senate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
s1oo, 600 FIRE IN NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 6.-Fire in a large building on Avenue A, this morn ing caused damage estimated at $10O,- 900. No one was hurt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06

naval commanders during the Span sh-An1erican war destruction of enc my and neutral ships captured on the high seas which were certain to be condemned as prizes for carrying. contraband, was permitted but only in cases of overwhelming necessity such as possible recapture by the enemy
 The rules, however,of international law have been explicit on the require ments of proving that destruction of 8 prize is imperative necessity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
GERMANY WILL NOT INQUEST U. s. VESSELS IN BLOCKADE.
 IS REPORT TO WASHINGTON

Not Aimed at This Country, Says Official Report to State Department Status of Ships in Naval War Zone is Not Changed,
 Says Statement-Neutral Countries Only
 Warned of Danger That Might Exist Later.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
MARSHALL FIELD, sRD, WEEDS

New York, Feb. 6.-Marshal Field, 3rd, of Chicago, was married here to- day to Miss Evelyn Marshall at ts home of her mother. Mrs. c. F. Mar shall. The weddinE party was Iir=- tied to a few friendsk and relatives.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Lola V. TyreII, for the past six years employed with the D. M Read Go, has rendered her resigna-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Pwfay cloudy and colder tonight; smday 1aaz and colder. Strong
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

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THE undersirnrd hereby fise notice
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Thitif Npufth Legislature ~ the state
~ fetas ~ ~ feRulaf secession. nov
IN srssiur. fof the peesaHe " special
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of WfNaNf Comfy Jesse
NuiiCe O. hereby flsrn tiint ths
Commissioners court 81 wil,aet canp
~. fctaa wlN cn ths -seoud Monday
in February. A D.. 1854. came heing
ne tih iaf ~ ssid innnth. re,slYs
proposals. fiam ans bautlrr snfHufs
Non. association or Individual hanarf
IN such County tnai may desire 90 D.,
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sf said Wll'Hcy county
Anf anh al hias must b. sscom
rsldsd hs rsltlisd ,An, Is ~ Nat less
ihau uHs.haif ~ nnr pfr rent ~ ihe
COUNTY iiettnur 10 fhr preceding yraf.
to.Nlii nvl ltss ihan ttooo aua aa tlda
must hr delivered ta ihe rnuHfl ipdff
n said Wilinff county en uf h,fnfe
600 nuf dsy ~ ihr Term ~ ihe rem
missionofa Court ni which thf fsiss
ton ~ d dNruqitsn in 81 iie inside tu.
wa iebfuar4 kih. 1915 in the faffr
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non association of lnaifliuH banker
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comps CHRISTI hads ihe Nufid iu
the uncrtiun ~ ras and odi TllN
PALACE TAlf.ofiS ieads Corpus
clfist ln ihe cisaHlng asd presslnF
huriutef l'hune $50 A.
*. g gagaEf Portland TeAaa. pass
fr 90 hirgioHe and ttifHtph inca
rah Portland "a ~
NOTICE pn'&Tl.Ns Animals ard
iiF1a. especially Deer heads - b.
mounted. rinrf ~ veil raiffd and
Inched inns llaieiV ~ shitnenf
Geofre liafpsutf. ArilFfir Tatid,ruisi.
ife Wssf Dsigimrfta sffosf f.nfranfs
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0HNl10Ni. g,pe~f heF beslntss. etaa.
ing frgaiffne. renl4la sAirs hfpef,
cosras CHRISTI lNrsWfiscr EachAnee
az starr strest phene ANS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

lua BALE Yarker Roiars nriiin-
his eonptcsa. sss s.eee feet flnf-laeh
Nte FOOL teuu.tisu. has sharp a
tLaHtrl Roller Dit. Luli il1r racli
ieNug Toc'if, complete n'ariFuita
Hif Inspection can b. made al
iAl'aznHu ~~itch. South ~ Enein1t on
t-c International q Great Northern
Railroad For further Information.
write Homer fl.ds san Anteulo.
Tesas IA
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

MADAME is~fnEE srisutfr rair
iEa- l1Fcnciarisf ana f'iiIsfgrnomisf
leoafri "a iIIt Cil.lauai sfrsss
sfnee a14rs 1880 o. 81. g. i9tops -
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80 TifF ~ iHic You lrr stfeBf
0utnad fitst } hate nH Interest if fhf
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