The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1919, Page 8

. ___THE EVENING woRLI Ducking Stool for Woman Indicted as a ‘‘Scold’’ May Hingeon River Temperature Abram sion of the early EB Walter | ducking 4 ton TR | Hines, the Preside Advertising Age: | Williams, another man whose home Is u ca rom Millburn. berations, ‘They Ok up legal pre r back as the da to bring the case said M > - edent Justinian into “You see,” Newark Suburb Also Studying English Com- Mer hu commun tow. DIVORCES ‘MILLIONAIRE KID.’ portant because pre ™ Comedy mon Law in Punishment of Mrs pomanee Were) iets Decree at Amsterdam. ae ‘KERMIT ROOSEVELT AND 4836 TROOPS. NNON WILSON SHP o! ey | New York, most of . " ERDAM, N. Y. March Hildegarde Fuller. iraco La Rue, star of “Moly Ma; ———— one ariiiiee ot De and other musical shows, ar Newark’s suburb of Millburn, N. J..Jatrong across tpe driveway, and ft ™ ap ie ted an interlocutory divorces Or that part of it which Is situate|was worded That even | who Sea or ine D. Chandler . fm tho metes and bounds of the run a Ford night read estern Un the alimony would | tion known as Wyoming, sat “Don't run or park vehi Lad h Miss La Rue and Might in front of its 163 firep! Irivewoy. Private," i“ cou They ware \ And discu: 1 carly Bugiish comnn Mrs, Hildegarde Swinton Fuller Say of wnal, V 09, y Yaw, ducking stools, the temperature | was yesterday 1 5 and Messrs, dt feonily of Rahway River water and Mrs. |Jury of Morris and . Hildegarde Swinton Fuller, who lives | scold. be iad for trial be annual He mpan ‘ in the big brick house on the nil! fore Jud; Martin wark to ne $150,090 inhe Th big brick house was dark and/or er Mrs, Hildegarde Swinton Fuller was not at home, but she bad out her sign, which was hanging on a Wire|) plac : wed by the , — worting tu the early Kingtiat, cdmmon aw, on which th ber Gives Recipe jury ts held to have returned its in- Bar A dictment, “ducking i the nearest For Gray Hair |} evanavie stream.” THe nearest avail Able stream is a Uru way Hiver, whiew 4 jupt behind Post Office, and its water js gow exconding enld MEN WITH . SYBILANT NAMES MAKE ‘COMMON SCOLD" CHARGE. + Now fet it be known hoof the Rab Mr. A. FE. O'Brien, who has been a barber in New York City for many] ih ' years, made the following statements , “Gray, streaked or fated hair can be immedistely made black, brown or light brown, whichever shade you de sire, by the use of the following ren. | edy that you can make at home: ship of Milibum, ae re “Merely get a box of Orlex pgwder| Willard Hiss, who lives just to at any drug store. It costs ver§ little |relir of the big brick houre; by KS. and no extras to buy, Dissolve it in + ov aetilied i ; Moss, who lives just to the left, and on. of distilled of rain water and comb] oy the Township Council, who rep- it through the hair. Directions for] ceent. the ia ireuinee diel a mixing and use and a gold bond guar} ai pou ‘ vores | antee come in each box, One box will | MtY Puller a “cominon gold” and | last you for months. juve Ko charged Uefure the Grand | ‘ “It is perfectly safe, does not’ rub | Jury. ' off, is not sticky or gummy and leaves’ On betalf of Mrs, Fuller, it was the hair fluffy. It will make a pray stated to-day by her counsel, Prank haired person look twenty yeats 1. MeBermit of Nowark, thut abo ounger.”—Advt would this afternoon 1 to the t of jctment on the New Jeruey to set! , it is charged, ught in under the old evra law aid cannot be used in thee tud orn days. In her alliluavit demanding (iat Uhe Indictment be wet aside, Mro 2 ulle ays Such an indictment degrades me} — o the condition of « more thing,| To all intending purchasers ry @ tele of the tune when ul nsf yreat used Pease [] as a slave oF a servant and | yer Piano w espe- || cial tnterest. You not only se- |] cure » Player Piano of quality more embodying duvking stool, ‘e that ot thts late dav elvillzat # Unercelled Tone not yet advanced fur nough but th ¥ taceptional Durability he who, eculds may be fine -| 208 . yr’ wd aud ducal, while ut ym istic Case prison i Art C Design wandatous, abusive and railing man | But receive the benefit of what |] “ou! & unpunished. | 75 years’ experience in the ||!. !t # strommy urged in the motion | jeny wanufacturing business []'to set aside the indictments Lhat the) bes taught us. ‘okt oomsnon Jaw cannot jippl Jne lit provides the punish ‘550 characte Prices BP Bioee not me | Small Down Payment ore 3&9 Belgase pe Monthly Terms to [| afier Mrs. Hildewarde Swi Fuller, it Your Purse. | whose husband is an offictal of the, Write for cataiugue ur cau American Telephone and Telegraph . . | Company, « fr P P Cc to Mulbur ; F ease Fiano Lo. Mrs. Puller ) und all went | i well until Mrs, ior put up. the t 128 West 42d St. Wire and the s.gi acrons tue drive: | ' Manhattan. wy ‘ : Then, as the neighbors relate it, 7 34 Flatbush Ave. Mrs, Puller Became, us they term it | ‘vel a “cont q lye. Tradesmen who had been accus- w tomod for seventeen years to using tf —— eeeneneee | the driveway to reach the rear of the | $ > se . ‘ fer Dentistry |" Imeteerteatiy | of rte) across that gravel pathway,” alleged | ri , Th t Mr. Koss, "Mrs, tuller hurled -all| Ma a manner of invectives at them.” ' i “That's right,” corroborated Mr, Lasts Hiss, who has two children. “And if jany of the neighborhood children or | ' thelr pets stepped on her grasa, sho | bilshed @ roputat said the same kind of things to them Once my tile girl's cat walke ‘5 Ww her Jawa and she auted loudly and D or tee creer "| raucously that of was nol} : To’ called off Instunter would cut off 4 ts head, It got to be a public nul- | sunce, People throug The New WATERBURY Way | »ornocd = were complaining. We Come here m the marning, have your |@/dn't mind not using the driveway; , extracted PREB WITHOUT pt be own and she has a right to| 2AIN, and rewrn home at night close it up; put we did object to her EW ‘ect, GUARANTEED to ft pericctiy. [shouting the things she shouted at Sea ausita” ects replaced withes: (OUt children and even nt ourselves, y Plates : ALL WORK GUARANTEED 10 Yrans, |)! {| Batrections and Dental Sucsery wad ainpiep ‘ y J PAINLESS vy the app ication w ie guna | WHEN NEW YORK Ral wy ubd _, | HER GRASS, THE END CAME, Warersury Dentar COMPANY | uve Township Councit took, no jaetion, it was learne eee ver tharles Coney, who is a lished er when 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St, Brooklyn Meuns, 6TO6 Sunoavs, 9 tea ALL LANGUAGES SPOKEN LADIES IN ATTENDANCH. COFFEE Prices are soaring wih no immediate relief in sight. Take advantage ot our Special Week-End ( ffers. Two million pounds of Ligget’s Breakfast Coffee. soid in our siores last year. 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