The. Butler
sweeter than the
defiant: butter
because of
, “wt: 1‘ Jmthe antnclfisl: dmilk
s o - eu ze or
pamct purity. Choprhaed In a model
90%!“ Creamery with scientific
Mess (ind skill.
I Then packedln the odor and germ
prooI package. the use of which Is,
permitted only to the makers of
‘ IIIGold Model Creamery Button"
When It reaches you It Is ust as
It «me from the churn eJVIld one
package is the some as every other.
‘ lI
Fucked 00 the creme JnthlJ olwuyl sold at u: rt i fill
up butter-I that In wally neck-d by the defi'e’r 1c: h3g8;
If your grocer can '1‘ supply you brim 14.1.
DILLON and DouoLAss.
. New Haven and Hartford. Con.
‘ SinJIIIgfield. Mu... Hovidencel R. I.
scientific. . exact
methods and
model ereameries
.. \AI-T"\
22'." .11"
k ..
lilnofurlmld will looturo on Milton.
First Congrcgntlmtul Church Nor-
milk. George I). llgbcrh pnntorw—
Morning Inwvico ut I0: 30, proat hing IIyJ
the photo]; Suudu) school and Mun'n
will lto hold.
—-2
0001;0038.
. METHODIST.
JSQthhV N01 walk Mothodiist Epincopnl
llgloun work.
“out Notwulk (FIIIIIJIIII~I-At tho
Church. Charles liny Woodnou. pusttu
-—Proachlug bl' tho pnuttn". 10:30 n. m.
and 74p. 111.: Sunday school. 12 m.
. Charles Aluuworth. mtpcrintondont;
~' , Junior Leaguo." :l: 30 p. m.. Miss Emma
Pardons, stIpoI"intonchIt; Epworth
League". 6 p. lll. Mid~wock service.
'I‘hulfutlay, t: 45 1). III. All services be-
Snudt‘ty school should ho pros-out today
for tho final prnctico of tho Clll‘lh‘lll'lilh‘
Cnroln: 7:30 p. m.. (Ironing pvnyor and
Hormon. utrungcrn wolcomo. I‘roo soul-
Ings; Monday bolng tho lI‘ousi of St.
l‘hom. u; Apostlo and \inrtII" IIIoIo
will ho a (olobrntion oi tho llolt (‘om
munion at It) tlt‘ltltk: (‘iIriHIImJIR l‘th
liolow Is a lint oI‘ lotiovu lt‘lll-t
("on for tho curront wonk:
South Not-walk.
.\lr.~"/ Nowoll Allilt’l'sull.
(‘an Wm. ll. Itouton. Pilot.
l‘I‘rIIIloriok K. llurdlck.
81110.“ time SGMHJ IJI'N‘I- (lhl'illfllWVN boltlg u (lily of obligation. thortI will Fl‘ ’5 RJJJJWTJ' 2.“ Spring S",
come extended to (III sttnugors tum be two tit-"loin“.IIitIllS; s u. In.. first t‘t'l"- (" J‘ “”1”" mm” lluildot.
n‘nm linynrd.
MI". Ili|tl Mm. \\'llliam W. (‘lruvt
Mrs. lIl. llnllonlmck. II. it‘. I)
.ltuncs I.. livntl,
visitors. I
Knight. Street A. M. IG. Church. llov.
H. A. Lynch.Jl).l).. pnstor-~~ Preaching.
10: 45 III 111.; Sabuth school. 12:30 1).
oration of tho Holy Communion: 10:30
I. III., socond colobration and normon:
Snturduy. foth of St. Stophcn. tho
untrtvr. and cololu‘ntlon of tho Iloly
‘ In; young hooplc'n meeting. 6.230 D- Communion nt in u. m. lJJlJJ‘J‘ Jillmilufl.“ l-lunlox.
m. In the ownmt.’ Rev. William (Iruco Church. um Rev. James lion ,"fl" "_ F‘.““‘,". . _
Jones of Stnmford vlll ouupy Ibo" ton \\'(IIrIuII-,‘roctoI-Vm'l‘lue fourth Sun filh'\;u(\‘.(’;ilJJJ“' M) (”u S"
VDulDlt Gland rally timing tho titty. .1an in Advom. 'l‘ho cololuntlon of tin Ir; if), J'J‘ . W, , .
Class meeting. TWSJJW ovouing" 0'0” Holy (‘ommuuhm ut h o‘clock: morn "" M “("1" "0 M” St.
l'uuoo (Iluxcupc, Wood St.
Frank Rood.
Mrs". Ix“. ltutl‘ul‘.
Miss A. Stuart.
Sahib Not-walk (longrouatloml
‘I-I Church. Chariot-4 S, .\lnol‘urlnnd. pnutor;
Theodore R. lt‘avilto, IISSlHlitlll"'~Al tho
Ila)". St. TllUIlltIH' Ila)". tho cclobmllon
ol‘ tho Holy Communion Ill 9:30.
D’S
DISTRIBUTION OF $10, 700
in Two Short Story Competiti6n‘s, .
Which Will Begin Jppugry 3,1909,and Clog? July 4,1909.
N0. I*"0Pl:N““ro NO 2.— moan: 10:7;
SCHOOL T ACHERS AMATEURand OTHER
.. I. ENTIRE oUNTRY AMERICAN WRITERS
ie. .J:..
VJWill Be Distributed In Accordance vvith the Votes of HERALD ReadCJIJe, end for the Beat
Stories Published During the Entire Competition There Will Be Given J
\ ADDITIONAL PRIZES Totelling $5,500. ‘
._.. § . ..._._._
FOR FULL DETAILS
Of This Competition—the Prizes, the Voting, the “493%.?” it
J Requlfements-See the "
New York Herald of To—MOYI‘QW
All communications ShoJuld Be Addressed '-- J» H JJJ J‘JJJ J
“Editor Short Story Contest, 30:: 2 009. Station E New York City."
. l,.
$200 In Prizes Each Week for 26 WeeksJ
A cordlul Invltutlon is
cxlondcti to all tho It‘i-iltlt’lllh‘ Jot tho
commuuln to unite in this union l\‘~
\‘i' on"!
lulu:
uuouliod I’m" III the I'I‘Illowing poHIan
n;
"J
.un.
morning service at, 10:30 a. m.. Fore: CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. 3“?" “" f‘; “,“M’”
“fathers? Day. will be obnovved with up First Christian Sclcnco Society of mum“ Am"; . . . . V
proprlate music and with a sormon by Norwnllt-«ItcuularJ Sunday survlco at 1‘" J" ( ”U“ JJ“ l " "‘1"
"theilpustor in tho course of sormonson tho rottding room. Masonic building Net-walk.
'Great- Articles of Faith; tho subject at. It n. m. Subjoct. III-Icombot: 20th lit", and Mrs. lingcno liotts.
J will'.l)e,"'l.‘,ho Problem of Human Sin." "I24 tlIoI Ilulvovuo. Including Man l‘ltlIV('ill‘I\llktt.. 2‘: Main.
The. Bible school. including tho. young Idvolvod by Atomic Fort-o?" 'l‘oRtl II). W. l‘Iit-kinson.
Ine‘n'n department. and the young wo mony mocting. \\'(~dnosdny. at S p, m. Flurcnco Fry.
.men's department. will moot at I? To both norvlcos tho public in cordiuI~ Mrs. Lion, Wontpovt Arc.
Jo'ol'ock and will rollonrnc tho Christ,- I_\ and fI"""atqualI_\ invitod Roudlng Mrs. Nichols. Plymouth Avo.
mas program. The Monk: t‘h’vintiau room upon to lilo public ouch nook dd} t‘. It. Viucont. l'i Elm St.
I‘Inqulrv Club will moot at tho same Irdm. ‘ to .3 p m. \Vm. \V. l’u‘tkm.
hour. the subject fol discussion being MIR “In. Otto 1:: lv‘IImco St.
"“The Church and Ponce. ‘Nelson Dick— CHAPELS AND MISSIONS. II S. KIIJI'I‘H "I‘. ll.
'orman will open tho discussion In Spriugwood I'IIion(ilIupol—Jl‘boSlur ——-—-I-"-—
the evening at I 0 ("10014 thou» will he day school moots In the chapel on idly «Headquarters for Victor and I‘Zd‘v
a. tepcentonat) sotilto in momon of uvcnutw. at 3:30 p. III. III tho ovoulng son l’honogruphs nud liocordu lt‘. II}.
the pact. John Milton. at which Dr. at '7 wok Iln» usnnl gospol sorvioos lockwood 6‘: Co.
‘
”—g
J
I could be allugcd.
. tenilmony. tho‘ (loft-ndant left ’his "wife
. cloi’on yonrn'ago. mid it to fluid that ho
V. in how living with another woman in
IIII “ IrsIIIIIII II
IIIIIIII III
(Continued I'Ioiti ‘ ‘IJJrIIt Tum-l.
nctI-I of Illcnnnonn thut (Ivor como ho-
tore his utJtcntlon. H0 uddod that tho.
lIunlnIud should lutvo who to tho wlt‘o
In uhokoloth and liiI‘lllttH and offered not"
an apology for his inuiuuntimln. (Jim--
cum- ’I‘cIIIpictoII. oi’ (Ironwloh. :I
brotlnIr-invlnw of both portion to tho
null, also canto in for it Ilcnnnolution
from tho lIctIc‘II. ‘
'l‘lliu unit of divorco “’IIH llcnrd on n
crouwconlplainI, (In tho (‘tIlIIndur lint
tho plaintiff wtm Hill/("I 7.. Wood lop
vmontcd bl Attornov ll. W. Turlol ol
llunluuy.'l‘l1t~ Ilofondunl It'lJInnIII
’l‘nw Wood, wnu II‘IpIIInIIIIIIId by At-
lornoy W. ll. (inlllo. Whou tho cust'
wus ("n.llotl. noitlIoI" tho plulutlft’ or th
utIornt-y \"I‘I't' prosont. but Atlot'In-Vr
(‘nblt- wnu lli't'iit'lli \Il‘tlt llll-l (-ll..IIt':uId
I‘vioudn. AltoInIII" Cnblo IJ"I~pI"chIIlIIIl
to tho Hunt that tho (ulginal notion
of ill!" lumhund bud boon withdrawn".
'I‘IIII husband had unkod for It divorco
on statutory grounds. Attornov ("able
lolti tho court that. Attorncy 'l‘nylor
bud Incl him in coui‘oroIIt-o und IIIIIdo
tho stuttunont that tho ulicgntlous in
tho ‘originnl complaint woto mound
“‘58. Mr. Wood lIutI llt‘t'll gin-In lllt'
Infonuatlon of bin wilou lnlidcllty by
:I Ml'. 'l‘t-uuplcton. ol' tlroomvioh. who
had Inurviod a slutov of Mrs. Wood.
Mr, 'l‘omplottm wnn promptI-d In llllt
nlandor through ll l'colitu; of I4pito
For that ronnon Attornoy 'l‘nylor lutd
Withdrawn from tho canto. and had
\vithdrittvtrthc action of tho luudnmd.
'I‘ho wlt'o. hchIoI pit-shod lIIII c lnlm
nun lIoI".Itd
Mrs. \lood was both young uttd ut~
tractivo. Silo, Iontlllod than who» \vau
IImrrlod in (.lclobt‘l'. 11000. and had
Iivod oithoI in litthdl ill ltoddinh :III
:in tho pI"( no “(‘1‘ or hot" Imttllogl
"llitl ht toil your husbnnd that his
churgos nmlinul Vvou wmo fIIImI’.’
:Iskod tho Ittlnt. 'ch. lit did." Icpliod
lot It divouo and “W sulmtllute notion‘
" Longuc at 12:”) owning sorvlco at. Norwulk (llmpol, ltov. ('lunion S. Muc- lIoI" IIII". An to h“! nllonntl our." of IIIIIIRII
I,HOllllJl‘chl. Saul 0. Curtice‘. pust0r-Clnus 7:80. Subject. Robert .l. l'iuvdotlc's I‘IIrlnnd will prcnch at 2% o‘clock. it rho I4lntod that llt‘l‘ hunbund had It bud
meetingnilttto it. Ill-I Wflrfilllll.‘l'll1150|‘- utory. Alpha and (lmogn. 'l‘hnrsdnr. nt bolng II‘oroI'nthorn‘ Ira)", llv. Macl‘ar- tompor. lH’nJ filtthlwl lll‘l‘ HI tllc lm‘l‘
Rn? lliylthe puétor..10:30 a m.; Rlblo 7:30, christmns we Ht-‘l’Vlt‘tI for forty land hurt boon asked to tnko us his illld JIIIIII klmckcd III-II down Illlt‘u, IIII
(190.2 ill-WEDIWOIUI League mayor tho lnlnutos. MI'. Gibson plays old subject "The Puritu‘n Spirit and tho Jltltl NIH” llll'i'fllt'llttd 001‘ m",,_ it “'llh‘
Voclvlcefii p. m ., worship. with Iuidrosu cumin and lilo, ptluttn" intorprois [rm-pm, puppy All m... pump. on llt‘t'tllllli ot’ tho husband’s m-novnl
.by pastor, 7p m l‘ucsduv (:ltll-IB and them. oI-Indutt that. sht- loft him In [locom-
prune: meeting will be combined it. . EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN. box" Inn? J
71);; QIVlLe‘momo. Room fol .Icnun. .. BAPTIST. IngnnnolinnI Luthovnn. Rm". (‘, In. lJndgt- lit-(Id (pwsllonud tho witness
. I PI!“ J‘IJdflV. Cllllstmas Day 51‘! Gluco liuptint t.'"lIuIcht..l.lt1dw. linI- liltlmun. Stamford. W510,- ..... prmphmg about. tho Hllilltll'l‘ that had boon
,V tired“ as. In " ‘ llti. pastor » II n m. .. pt‘m rnnd prulm; in ”m (.It‘llllltll lullullauo m ”h. olmpol lllliilt' auuinul ltcr III" Ml‘. 'l‘cmploton.
., Norwnik Methodist (lxIIIItzh lII "."Ink gorvicos; 3:30 p. III., Killll‘t‘ll‘ (Ioncot-t. on North Main (.l.-W , I30 p. m_ Ito-I 'What kind ("It a man is ”It” Tt‘llllllo-
.. D. TQtJ‘VIV",cy pillslt)l-~Mql’llillg IJvtuslIip. hutdors. lloncon W. (Y, Minion and Mrs. lu-nrsal I.“ Clllidlllllln 7 it In. "Ion 1’" usltrd tho court. 'l'ho wilnvnn
.‘ EleZchglnliefllUftlelJJJJJ‘gJJ 'll‘ho Worlid'f (l. \V. .lol'mson." it :45 p. In.. It. Y. P. . ' JJJJJDJJJJJJ tlmt. 'I‘omplotnn was hot"
' own In: .‘IIIIIIII morutn 17., topic. 'l‘llc Nowhorn Klug. loazlcr. ’ D E MotIIIII"-III-lnw. and ll\‘i‘tl iu (Ircou-
‘ class nicoting.1l".30 led by F. ii Bod Mrs. .lusoph Whito: 7:45. prouchinu. NV“: (x‘I,SJ‘CT.?l§:JAITJ_ l . wlch. Silo Hilltl tiInt Rho and 011'. Tom-
icnl; Sunday school 1:! In. Itipwmth \I’i'tIdnosdny I-vonlnu. Union l.)'(‘t‘llll|l‘ ,.1. ll ’ .i J JJI’JJ" :1”; ,J' J" 'MJ'J. ulotou had not boon on good 'J'l'IHH "J
League devotional HGI'VJI‘II‘ ll 3” I) In.. l‘lllll‘h‘llill' “Willi”: lll‘ill'ifl‘ lllt‘i‘lhm- It“ liIN,"JlJJJl "'th 01w»- JYIJJ "J :‘fl'llt. tJJ-JJJfJJ. tho limo, illlil in- told her lumbund tho
the meeting will bo. in (harm of Earl ‘oudors. Iloncou Bugle)" and Nathan .II‘m. JMJJIlMIi .11)’ lull .J'rlJJ-JJ ”f? ”"V f-"J'J‘ :Itlaudor through a toiling or spito.
S. Hoaklns and Ralph licdlcnt. tho nub Smith. [Friday morning I; o'clock. wubjcotu EH10“ '1) l3.“ d'ml‘" ‘.‘““‘T“"V lulu. ,lflh‘lnpu ”HI... "pm! was any
lect is Open Iloots That Call for Ito pt‘llluo norvioos, - Jth l " , “ . "m" “t“fl” Ji'ttlllml Im" (hp slalult‘]
. newed VCOnsocrntion: owning uomhlp WM. "‘ “0 “J JJ‘“ m “”1““ "“Jmmg“ ’JJ I g “I II . . .. I
7. 30,“ Subject of scrmou, A llt’iH'l’iIl) EPISCOPAL ”JJ' mum: pcoplos Inoctlng 'Jt ‘1 IJ) pipJIJIIJJJI‘pmJJr¢(;n(;,pJJquJIJJ1::JIJIMJIJZJIJIJJ J:.,J
.. .. v . r I ‘ , . , ""J """""""""""""" ' l
$3);ng “Shad?" ' [‘7‘:{lelitnIJJJH'I‘IJIJliJlfJJJ: VJJJ'J'JJ‘JJ' l‘tltlfimpal (""hulclt. ll. 9" Lin (‘atholio l’ImIII Tipping “may.“ hot" .Ii‘tcr tho actions had boon (\lJllI‘l'I'tl
(13w 7 45 , m Jt‘l Ni, ’V .. H. wood budtlor, rector Itonrth Sunday 1mm,” pmV at .l. II~_!.M_\...5I .5 Mumpn court and told hot" that ho wuu 11h
l. -; ii I hmus pin)” in Advont: It :1. m., “0le timmuumon: stroot. Nurwflm Inpnnslblu for tho :I‘lillltlt‘l'. hut in wus
and lllnlsc Incotltul. _ unzip n, m” morning prnyor. Iltnny. _.-..., lIItIrvy. \\'ltnoss also Hillii'il that MI".
15th AVGllllt} Mf'llltltlllil l‘llllh’t‘tlptil sopmou; ‘2 UL. qury “up“ of iht‘ ADVERT'SED LETTERS ‘Il‘t‘llllllt'ltlll (lfii‘l't'tl lllb' tllltlltlg‘)’ ltl ht‘l‘
IIIIIIII III IIIIJJ‘I
It Can Be Done 80 Scores 0‘! South
Norwalk Cltlzens Say.
To cum "on III-hing Inn-l4.
'I‘III: union or rhcumutiuIII,
’l‘ho tirod-out I‘mIllngn.
You must vouch Ibo spot” got at tho
(‘Illllit‘.
In most canon 'lln tho liltllll‘yb‘.
Noah’u Kldncy l’lliu are, for the lilll"
noyn.
Mrs, It]. I. (louklltl. Hm; Wnnhlngltm
Stroot. South Not'wullt. ('0’IIII.. Hurt-I:
l notional from l‘lltlllVilllIllHlII and ltld
llt')‘ IIouhIII for vcnrJa. 'l"‘hUItI nun a
(Ionutuut. boating down pulp in the
small of my buck and in times; I was
no utlt‘f and lzuno tlInt I could not wnllI.
'l'htI- Itldnox accrotiunn wort: I‘Ilso in a
much disordorod condition. Hoot-Int:
lionn'h li’idncy Pills highly npokon III".
I wont to Mrs. Plnlutod'a drug atom".-
Ililtl procurod u box. Although other
vomcdlcn I lmd trlod lmd t’allmi to giro
lllt' I-(Ilicf. l‘Ioun's Kidnny Pills at oncs.
wont. to tho Ht‘tll of my trouble and
lII"I‘tII"II I had tlninhcd illt" (toutontu of
(mo box. iho pain in m_\" buck had
lcuncucd to :I grout t‘Xli.‘lll. I contiuuod
thclr uuo and found more and illtll't‘
voliof until I was rid of tho Ironblu.
I now not Imd till attack of rhmIIIIIII
tlnm in ovot" two yours and l gch
ll(lIlllJ8 Kldncy I’llln tho ("I"I"Illl.” . J
For ratio by all donlcrs. I’viI-c I50
(outs. lt‘o~4toI MllbuIn t)..o llul‘lulo.
Non ioIk. nolo u'gontu for tho llnllod
i‘JlHlt'S.
ltvmombcr
tIIkII no otth'.
tho Ilillllt‘—~l)0tlll n—-—nIIII
(Hurt llllli Silo livcd on Noblc nix‘ouut.
Iiildgoport. with hor purontu mm
.L'rantod It Ill‘t,‘l'(;"1,‘ ol' sopmntltm from
John .l. llronnnn. 'l‘ho puiv run away
and wort- married in Iiobokon in Do.
(-cuIlIoI". ‘IIIIIT. IIud Ilflol" a short. limo In
Now York and Brooklyn thoy i'tlillv to
lividgcpovt. .lolm .l. workod two
days in liridgoport and thou he “want.
broko.” Al tlmt limo. thoy wow ”I’-
im: with tho lltll‘t‘llJlH of tho. wlfc. MI".
uud Mrs. l’otor .l. Soalloy. Al’tm"
”lilting“ $5 from his InotlmrIlII-lnw.
.IolIII .l.. who (IoScrIbod lIiIImI-ll' an a
sport, loft. hh: wlfo nnd donortod.
Deserted WifO.
(.‘udncy. a rosltlont (If
NHIIII Mlunns. III lllc town of tircI-IIII
,wiclt. wus granted a (livoroo
('IlurIIut-o t.‘. t,‘utlut*,\. 'I'ho ounplo worc
‘lltll'l'lt‘tl in April. 1803. and livcti in n
,numltcr of plnccu in New York thtc.
'I‘hII husband (loscrtcd in ltttil. and
his wilt! now" SIIW him :It‘tov. 'l‘hlst
was whon tlon wcl‘o living in Slum
lord. 'l‘lu- (loxm'tod wifo wont back
i'” hot" family in (Iroonwioh.
Another Man in the case.
Arthur III. Cross, of Bridgeport. a sla»
donut") ought-tor. was grunlod u do-
orot- ot' Srlllll'IIllUIl from It‘lonInco I".
firms, on tllt' ground of dosortlou.
I’I‘Iu» wiio IR Supposed to ho living nt
thll'lll Rivom, .\'. lV'. It wnn in Stop-
tomln-I". 1808. that tho coupltI thro
murriud. and for till‘t‘t' Vvoarg :Ii’tor
Iillt‘) llwd In Nowntk. tilltl than at
I anunnh
‘1 . V, \\'unnnslnug. .\. \'.. nud it “In," when
“.lllzJ'J‘AT'V . . . ., ;lht‘l'o tluu tin» wich lclIJ lll‘l husband
JJ “NJ J'J'hlmn.“ mm “mJ' "m”lln Mtlltll I‘lt‘tz. Sho mind lll‘r hun-
nn apolog) to» tho t'lliil‘llt: thul JJ“Jb.Ind for sumo mono} to lltll d \isli
Shy-:5"fiJiJirfIlI-‘vnn Who“ h" Iountl ”“JJJ I itllllt'l pnrcntn nt North ltlvovs. but
.. 1 ' ‘ ‘ .. " Ibo wlfo wont to Minorvn iusload. nnd
I N0. in Motor Milli!" IIIIIII‘ tut". i,,,,I,m1m.d thorn. Silo um solid rm.
] 'I‘lIo witnoss ittitlt'll that it wits im~ nrticloe: or clothing. and wrolo hor
ponslbh- fol llt‘l' Io livp with hot" lIII.~4~. busbnnd that sin: was novor going
bond ngain. Slu- said lbut ulu- who. Inn-k to [,1an pm“, 19”,.” mm was
J "‘lJ'IiJlJ of him. J’llll‘l' tostinmuy W"? :IlIJIvaqus found tho husband cumc
t
i ll nubund wnn foxthcomiug.
JIIouII lomnrkod that tin now (It t'lllt‘l
Ity nilogod Wt‘YI' not H.‘ \"m amious in
. (tert,\VedII(>I-4(1av Q\ (Ining III which the mg prnv pr Ind qppn‘nn. n 10- “ill 5,
. . . . In . .
‘PeckJ sisters will bv ptescut. (in) school ut IIouII:J mission Sundav “J“‘mm ”Wk" JJJJ“"‘"“‘-‘J““‘I but ”m“ “’"5 ““"HWJJ
—"'"-‘ school at Broad River III III; ovon Mm. J‘J‘ RMJJHJJJJJ' JJJ JJJJJJJJJJJ‘JJFJJJJJ-JnmJ JJJ ”JJJ MJJJJJ JJJJH 8thle mm
CQNQREVGATIONAL- lug-Dram" and Ht'l’llltlll ill TJ: :ttl Alon AHJ' J “I!“ uouu- pm... ”J ”w" JJJWHWJJJ‘J
‘. tlIt: lumbnnd m4 blilil‘tl lllltht'V and also
tho luothoi" ill-lit“. for slandortng Ibo
lIoung \vlfo. .V
’ The Baker From Holland.
J Edna l» 'l‘lIumIIn. oi ltitigotiald.
urautod n docroo from llct'
Itlclmvd .l. 'I‘Inunau. on tho ground ot’
Iloscvtion. ’l‘ln- plaintiff was murrlctl
In tho doioudnut at IIIII" homo in Sop-
It-mboI". limit. and tho following" your
FluI wont to Holland with him. bot"
husband's original homo. ’l‘lon ro
turnotl to this country llil‘ following
lt'nr. IInIl tho)" llvod In various lllllt‘t‘>l
in Now York stnto. 'l‘hc husband was
With
J novcr uhlo to cum vovy nmch mouoyl
and whou tho)" wow Ill Linux-t)". N. Y..
ho doscrtod ho)" a fun" days :II‘tI-I" tho
Fourth of July. 'l‘ho pluinlilf roturnml
to hot" homo in Ridgotiold and
since, livotl with hm" urnudmuthot". Silo
vcccivcd om: loitor from hot" husband
in which ho stulod that ho was not
Inblo to support. hot" nnd silo nccd not
(*xpoot tiny mono)" from him.
Not Ready for Flowers.
(Ioolgi‘lmuu it Rudd. of Danbuu.
“n44 granted ll dotwo 0t sopam‘tiun
hum \Killlam l Rudd on the ground
of' cruo‘lts. III this oano the acts of
(molt) wotc Ilrml) based, so much so
_ Iluit tho. illness of tho plaintiff fol
lowed Clam Rum. tlio mother or
: tho plaintiff tostitlotl that she lIonId
tho' thnbnnd toll his wil’o whon ho
(amJo "homo nl‘tov along abnonco that
"I ("unto llomo to put Ilowcru on _v"oul
gruvo. " 'I‘lJIo “llt' v'opllcd " "You limo
come home too our ly."
Living With Another Woman.
.l‘ohunnu (II-onnn, who “was on‘
litoolm atroot. Bl'ltlgt‘piil'L and who
won marticd to Timothy (‘ronan in St.
Ma‘ry' a (‘ hurc II. Bridgeport. on January
, 31.1817. was mnntod .l dot-roe» of I4op~
. nrution from 'I‘lmothy on tho ground of
nnothm- .
According to
doddvtion. III t hough chnvgc
tho
Harrison. N. Y. The preof that deton-
. (Imitln living with nnothcr woman was
furhlshed "by Jacob (ll‘ Hutubcrg, of
3 Brooklyn, 21‘ New York ulnteldetectivc.
William Never worked.
linrrletJC KnOX of ridgcport was
granted a legal scpat tlon from Wil-
linin Knox. who was too tiled to
work and earn his livllig. The couple
were municd In lt‘ebtuury,18il9. but
tJlicIy lived togéthor lest; than four
months William novel wmkcd. llllu
. the wife and her daughter had to hi-
how
i“ mtrdiug tho tcmpvr and oruclty (u‘ IhIIJI
hunbund. "
. bor to maho. both ends meet. 'I‘hut
wnu all lhevo wan to it. ‘
Sport for a Husband.
lira, M. Brennan, who told tlIc
"III his will?
In tho conclusion that thcl‘o was an
other man in tlIoI cIIso n hustler. VII.
WhoII thu toNtImon) was all In. tholi‘ toss llllI-I boon II rostdont of this st. Ito
hllil\t‘ .I\pI".ll1‘.ttln.
. Mrs Person Freed
IIIInmn I'crnon. who Ilvos at. tho
.liawthovn Inn at \Vostpovt. wns
IrqutoIl hot" doorcc of Ht‘lllll‘tllioll from
.lnltn A. Portion, who fornlcrlv con»
ductod thc inn. and who Is now a III-
ultivI- from justlco. 'l‘hI- chargo
neuiust tho III-Ii‘oudnut In ultnndomqut
and living" with another
woman, 'I‘ho (Inst- Iwnu board :It
iongth II wrok ago.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
”lake LAXA'I‘IVE BROMO Quinlne
i‘ahlcts. Drngglsts refund money II‘ it
falls to cure. E. W. GROVE’S signa-
tmo Is on each box. 250.
STANDARD GOLD COIN.
Congressman Peters Presents Bill
Making it Ten Dollar Piece.
\\_'.\SlliNG’l‘t).\'_ lloc. lit.~~-(‘onuros.<-
mam l‘t‘tt‘l'h‘. nt' (\lusunohuuotts, has In-
troducod :1 bill establishing tho
dollar gold piooc m4 tho standard gold
coin of tho llnltod Statoa. and provld
illg that it shall consist. of sixteen
:Ind ninotr-livo hundrodthq gluins ’of’
mundurd gold. I‘I‘ho bill dlrocts that
tho. ~Io\oI"III gold coins nntIIOIII/cd bv
oxiuting li1\\s shall no longer be issuod
from any mint of tho Unitc’d‘ states.
but. that those in cxlslonco shull con.
tinuo cuvront at. tho reduced rnto oi
$9.86 for every $10. The gold dollar
of (mo-tenth tho raindof thcten dollar
pio’oo is made the standard unit ‘of val—
no; and in exchange with Grout Brit- J
um it. has glv‘en a vul‘ué‘ol‘ "50‘ pent-.0,
sterling. For the ammo purposo the
value. of a pound sterling is fixed at
$4.80. ’I‘ho bill also provides for a
postal exchange under which Amori
can stumps may bc used in England on
mail intended foI lIi‘ngl’Imd. at the rate
of two ccnts ot‘ AmoIiIan monoy I'm
one I] ngllnh penny. 'l‘hc pmpo‘so is to
facilitate cxchnngo between tho two
countries and render it practicable to
maintain It satisfactory postu] unanno-
mont
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TEACHER KlLéED BY TROLLEY
AR'
CHICAGO. Dec. lil.—-Whilo a bow
of her school children. whom silo had
just. dismissed forthc Christmas vacu-
tlon. waved loving ‘I'arewells to Miser
Mabel Crnndal. a teacher at Meyers
Road, the young woman stepped -in
front. of an express train on an "elec-
tric line. and was Instantly IkIIIled.
Ono arm heldt'u bundle. of Christmas
gifts made by her-“charges. The other
was unrelated In In gesture of attention
to the littlti group. Indra. laughing ud-
Inonitlon to “be good" who on her lips
as the car struck her. The happy"
larewell was never finished and the
vonng wnmuu died without II cry.
CONTEST FOR COMMISSIONER.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 19."‘-'l‘llill. UJUI'U
from .
loll J
$Vridgeport Advertisements. | Bridgeport Advertisements.
T eID..M. Read .-Co.
ammo. It I”?
Umbrellas JJ
for Everyone.
Mon' 5 Umbrellas, :8 inch length <IIIIIIIIII" u luunlloa gold
nutl .4”ch IIIIIIIIch. :Iim lino tzIpc Horn bandits» from $1 .,t)o
$I..£5. SI .50 up to $5.00 and iiitmo catch. .
Women‘s Umbrellas,
iJIIIt Hi Ipldlil} sllk ultlll (lllt') llJiIlltllt , pcnri and l)I"c.~".IchI
Mylu uun IIIctnl. lunm tIiIIIIIIcII limp. and natural aticka
IIIIL'IIIIIIII] with par. tlf"HIl \ltt'l iIaIIIc>. hill." Citht's :IIItl inmclx.
at idiot). $I.oo It“; .Uil $0. 50 ‘7 50. .md $Iooo
Special in Umbrellas, .J.Io— inch. Drcsdcu :Ind pcml lIan
(Hos
at $100 each.
Children' s Colored Silk Umbrellas at $2.00 each.
Children s School Umbrellas III 5t) lllltl 75(. $1.04,) and
J Men’ s Blanket Bath Robes
and Smbking' Jackets
Blanket Robes \\ iIII pl.Iiu grounds: and
."I llllt‘ iinc oi coloriugs. lull .sizc illltl poricct
and $5.50.
Ilctth" and it
$10.00.
Smoking Jackets I'm those who lilu (option and case.
motlium and dark cloths $5 (it) $4150 and $9.00
Special in House Coats. J\il non] (loublc fnccd (hubs
in bluc. blown .Iud Voru} trimmed with Nillx’t urds and hogs,
worth $500
for $3.50
Dress Patterns in Boxes
for Gifts
llnini) pnllcrns" in i‘cI"c:Ilc, .\l;IIlI";I>,
l’ouiurd, Muslin itllt'l (,lI'gantlic.
Beautiful Waistings, cotton. lincn :Iml (‘tttltul and silk
mixture
The new Empire Robe Gowns In 1)”th Ill 55.
torn.
filt‘tlllill‘tl ilgul‘cs
y tailored, Htot),
Invicrgrntlcuu $5.00. $7.00. $9.00 and
Gingham. Cotton
-a
4 a pill- "
."\ll\' fronds wicrtul from 111(- V\\J;I.-‘h Jilootls Scctitm will
in put up in boxcs if tlt‘\ll'((l.
Mens Mufflers and Reefers
lll black. \leItc. and IIuIIIcHIus (tilt-("1.4, at
privtx
:II";I_\ taut)"
from 75c to $2.50.
Men's Colored Novelties in Handkerchiefs, all popular
and Iuodlsh ("IIIIiII'iIIg'aIII silk. 50v.
A Special in fine linen, 35c, 3 for $1.00. .
.4. .I
ChrI mas
For sowral yours wo have made PICTUVRES one of our loading spociul-
tics for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. .I'l his your uothlnk we um J
(Ixcccdcd all previous )J'H‘IIIJS in the which" we offer in J
FRAMED PICTURES.
c to $5.00
Our lino of lI‘icluws at, tho l’opulnv Prices of 250 and 500 comprises
intorosllng subjects and well frnmod Pictures that would be gladly
welcomed as Christmas.i’Icsouts by any ono.
. ..VI.
E
t
VII.
Those at higher prices show won their increased value.
110. sure and soc our line of Picturcs bol‘orc making your solcction
of Christmas Presents. "
t )3 ‘2 i I
. Iic ' crman & Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk
Telephone 446
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«Ilusa
'l‘he ‘ .atch 81 Bailey
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN ' (I. - . 2"
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
(I-«tII
from a Piggery to a Palace
(.an TRL. 46-2. ‘J ' J Mini. T314103.
" “ " SPECIALTIES
CINCOLN R00F1N0,-a euper- LADDERS, ordinary and exten~
I
ioiV’i arlc roofing. warranted eion. .
for eig t; years. .I ,. . FIR GUTTER. two sizee
TARRAPER, I, a, and 37ply. SASH WEIGHTS and CORD.
will be a contest for the county eom- Thompson. His appointment only
mlsslonershlp now hold" by MI Miller. lasts until the legislature meets. OIhcr
In" I‘McrldtmI In New Haven county 13, candidates for the ofllcc In the field
indicated by the formal announcement; (Ire: Aldmmnn 1.003. of this city. who
today of Judge John Wilkinson. oil Is a replcsontnllve-elcct and II candi
Orange. us a candidate Mr. Miller." date for the Inuyoralty of New Haven;
was appointed to fill the vacancyl DI" Wnltor Putter, of North Haven,
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cuuacd by the death. of E. l‘ooto and lit". Mlllcl.
Norwalk Chronicler