The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1913, Page 16

SUED AS SLT, BUCK HAS AN ALIENATICN SUIT ON HAND ALSO Busy Connecticut mnectiout Man Made| Defendant in Second “Trifling” Case. WINSTWD, Conn, Nov. 2-On the eve of tte tried ta © auit for treach of promise of marriage by Miss Mabel J. Seultetus of Brookiyn, N. ¥., Citntoo C. Buck, prominent here as @ drug mer- Mncampment, Connectiout Odd Fellows, has been made defendant in @ $10,000 suit brought by Frank R. Alford, Superin: tendent of the William L. Gilbert Clock Company, who charges Mr. Buck with heaving alienated Mra. Alford’s affec-/ Miss Goultetus, who for several seu- on the links of the Green Woods Club, demands $10,500 damaxes. Me, Aiford came upon Mr. Buok and Mre Alford when they were together om Main street one day last summer and ‘Mr, Buck was felled by a blow from Mr. ford’s fist. Mr, and Mire. Alford have) town. Mn Afford in his complaint says that tam 1905, with bis wife and two children, Be moved to Winsted from Waterbury, | and thereafter Mr. Buck, by bis acts, Viandishments, communication by let- tere and telephone, and by repeated, meetings with Mre. Alford, in Winsted and eleowhere, alienated the affection of| hie wife and destroyed the Bappiness of bia home. — VILLAGE TIES UP JOHN D, John D. Rockefeller cannot eennect Ms property at Pooantico Hills with the North Tarrytown sewer, according to Given, village counsel on Ring Mr. Rockefeller rei erected @ building for @ repair shop, which comes under the potaeeteors of the factory laws. He must provide « sewer for the building ond he wants to build a sewer eeeseeme | President Questions Them About chant end a leading officer of the Grand |pointment, was the aubjert about which one was a member of the muinmer coi- | # ony here and played golf with Mr. Buck » m+ separated, Mra Adforé having left | and painting done before the Mayflower @n opinion rendered by Wiliam ©. |i had offered to recompense the villagers. | jy for his big house and that of his eon. TE he tried to conneot with the river he! would be refused permission to vitiage safety continuous PEE RVANING WORLD, BRYAN AND PINDELL PUT “ON THE CARPE w| TWO MEN, SHOCKED Alleged Deal Over Editor’s Se- lection as Ambassador. DIE IN SAME HOSPITAL WASHTNOTON, Nov, 1—President Wilson hed Secretery of State Bryan and Tenry M. Pindet!, the Peorta (111) e@iitor, whom Mr. Bryan and Senator Lavi ct tiinois had elected for Am. | Unknown Man Killed by Dassntor to Russia, “on the carpet” yoa- y tertay explaining the alleged deal Train, Another Dying. detween Secretary Bryan and Senator - Lowis to send Mr. Pindell to Russia! temas metcher and Loule Knoble, am- Bertha bedi Ai ployess of the New York, New Haven The letter alleged to have been written | 54 trartford Raflroad, were injured in eoparate accidents during the same hour, two weeks age, Both were car- ried to Lincoln Hospital, in the Bronz. | Hoth died there yesterday fifteen min- | ‘utes apart. The men had been strangers, ‘Dut developed @ close fellowship from | thelr adjoining eota, Fletcher, who lived at No. 28 Wille avenue, Brong, touched an electrie eur- rent, charged with 11,000 volta His! arms were amputated ts aa effort to eave his life, He leaves a wife and three emall by Senator Lewie to Mr, Pindell, re- kaniing the terms of his proposed ap- the President interrogated Myr, Bryan an4 Mr. Pindell. Mr. PindeD eays be never received the letter, After the White House conference, Senator Lewis called on Secretary Bryan At the White Houre it was eai@ after the conference that there might be @ given out inter, but no state- made, Secretary Bryan eatd: “L have nothing to innke public at this tine about the matter,” enti Overhant Preatdent’s Yacht. ‘Tho President's yacht, Mayflower, was piaced in dry dock at the Navy Yard esterday. The bottom will be scraped Knoble lived with his wife at No 48 Richardson avenue Bronx. Walle on top of @ locomotive in the One Hundred and Forty-fourth etreet yards he came in contact with en electrically arent wire, An inooming New York, Westchester and Boston train last night etruck .wo men who wers walking the tracks in the Harlem River yards. One of them wae killed Roa were no means of again fe launched. Workmen are burry- ing the overhauling of the Yankton, tender of the North Atlan leet, which is os to beak a0 ed i few ser. BY NEW HAVEN'S WIRES, Both Employees of Road-—| ame WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1a, 19138, in hia account of the Massactrusette campaign that the Cabinet meeting was identification on the body, which was taken to Lod Ara pd avenue police A ls name, bi iT companion @ufferes a frectured skull and internal injuries. He de- ’ fcrlbed himaelf ae William Cummings The World’s of No. 149 Main atreet, Worcester, Mass. Greatest Condiment He eal he did not know the dead man. Dr. Grey took Cummings to Lincoln Hospital. 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