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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 13, 1909 · page 3

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James Fairtllt‘ixton to! Norotou; spent

yesperdfiir

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Weston.

 
 
 
 

evening.
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' ‘t'
theatres of- that place

Attorneyw‘Y» ehenllah Cnndee and
family llavennoved to 53 Buyvlew twe-
"nus from West street

 

 

'MFresh or‘ Corned
I-loyes' Mitt.

Miss Barnum.
visiting r... or,
Beers. it

 
 

 
 

in Norwnlk.

‘ With 1111 " ot‘ Norwall‘i, in-
tends to spend sunday at his home in

he inn snt.I. o 0. F. will
hold a regular. mitigating next Monday

 

south Norwalit.
ith his p'nl-

Yalit, will visit
till one of the

Iioclls'.10e ll).

 

oi Dunbury, ls
Mrs Edward

11 . _
Miss Mdrgare‘t Ilarty, of Norwalk.

visited with Mr. and Mrs J. E. Her-

shin. in New Canaan,

recently

Frank A. Well. one of the South
Norwalk batters, is spending a week
Mlth triends in Springfield Muss.

Rev. W. ll. Thermos

pul‘pit oi the First Methodist Episcopal
Chill-eh totnmrow morning and even-

his.

will occupy the

Miss A. liens 1108,01 South Nor-

walls, is the guest. of
Clarence Bog‘nrdus,
Stamford.

égnutest Istyle sun
The Lucia lleipers

her niece Mrs.
Clmll's Hill,

lists. ()‘lllleu.
will meet with

Mrs. 1111111188; R. Thompson, 104 South
Main street, on Monday, at 8 ocloclt

for sewing.

“Rev. “.5 Benton Werner of Norwalk.
adoresasd‘ St A:ndlew's Brotherhood

of Christ Church.

, Thursday: evening. Y

 

Ai‘mtwtllig or the
mitt, oi‘ the N'or‘waik
be held next Montiny

South Norwnik Club.

in Greenwich

governing com
Yacht Club will
evening nt. the

Albert Mossman. nnd f.1mlly who
have been spending the winter in New
Yolk his to 1'ei‘ul‘li‘td ‘t'lléll anwulk

.. Vlefild‘ence next lilondny

The South Norwaik branch of the
National Association of. Stationnry En
sincere will hold a meeting Monday
night at the Control thor Lyceum.

'll-‘he W C. T. U. will hold a meeting
at. the almshouso Sunday ntternoon.
Those wishing to attend wtll please
mIIlIEi. the 21‘ 5!) Mostport car from N01-

. wa

Almira, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Wesley Weiss, 01 Berkeley
street, who‘hns' been critically ill with

pushing is 48111189 able
terd I. I

II

to be out yes

A 8111188 comn‘iunlention of Old Well
lodge, No.Y1,6ii‘, l“. and A M" will he

 

 

unmask TY] li‘ a.
.2, s22, .
Worléod.‘ f; .1

its" rhinitis Tuesday evening at.

degree Will be

-—~5 lb" pail Pure Lord, 600. llayes'

Mitt,

Mrs Julia Y1}. Vim Hoosear has giv-
en 1lp her residence in west avenue.
and 118881888111 he made before 1188
Blockers. thtdhss. purchaser. takes

11939.95???” Y ,1 ..;§
Dania 1818118188. the

called to his home in . Y
this week. on account of

I 01 me Ovério9ii Million Worn; we»

 

amateur ruhner

. lotus.
he death (it

. on
market in Mnln: street, Not alk.

ing it few days.

”walk. ‘
wWos Jose] iitlY A

snout )ilnttil' 11.1 with blends in Nor

We 11.
William Turner, folnlcuy ol'. Nol‘

walls, is repented us being ill at his

 

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A special meeting at the Governing
99ml of the South Nowell: Club will
be held this evening.

N1 E. Peck, who has been vlsitlnIxI
friends in Norwnlh, returned to. hill
9‘99 in West Maven. yos‘terd
' ward Fanton. of Weston?“ as

d! it position with the orwalk

, Miss lisl 1801117113111, oi Connecticut
81188118. is 11 Boston, nttendihg‘ the

recently

-Going to build a bungalow. garage,
born. or, any. kind or. 11 building from
n poultry house to a luctoty? You
needtonl estimate. Call usun Phone
310 at. John at Keysgru .

 

‘6’ “1‘3"” "181111 h‘héitii’é i‘t‘I-nslly lost,
but. 11 Course of Train
lug in

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

m will insure no income
. iron; which

TOII~$nve a
Fortune

SOUTH NORWALK
STAMFORD
Pounonesren

 

 

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New ths or I
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End‘amelg

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Most up-to-date styles, at solos
ishingiy low prices,

11. A. MITCHELL

there is no store in. The? Norman:-
better equipped to supply your ever!
want in the grocery him than right
here AT as wear wAeHINaTON
STREET?

our constant aim is to‘ please and
give you satisfaction every time. ' ,

It will he to your advantage to trode

 

 

 

with us.

S eclal Now

Sliced Lemon culls
256%;de .8885 p81: dozen

 
 

nxh
Pencils

p

1

per can: .85 per dozen cons.
Extra undard Green Gage or Egg

his brother 1" 3”3'“~1 % n was 1 '1‘ x .. bill's

Nelle Nash: daughter of Mr. hnd

Mrs

greet, WEofiEtls shew

, of Berkeley
ltli on silent;

scarlet {Ever .iil‘“ again-I ‘ahle to be

01118188018 .

§Gilbert Y.- Rather. who was 118181818

connected with the

 
 

now on the rondxf‘or a
glove coucelu,

~ IEwho 131111881188 (31888 or the south -

Norwnlk Hotel.-
was in town yesterday.- Mr. Homer. is
New York state ~

list lunch will meet t
'6Y. 5.911113199th . .
o< hear aliout the

mess hold tohlfiht“;
turnout he bullies. .
meetidggloh WE“. be _

the

:Gennaluy

nth to live. _.
m i‘ved at the .
s‘usxt Mon- '

Extra standard Royaernn Cherries
25¢ per can.

These. .are the 888.11 innit packed
rib. ““9.in " ‘

Let .5“ till]: groceries ho you.

EUXIFREPi-Efigm 5811119.?!

 

 
 
 

 

 

funeral of her mundtathnr'who di‘ed ‘

8.8.. standard 38888 Pears. 8.. . "

.PlqunsY, 2th; per; colt: $2.30 nor dozen .

‘ the Xi?“ pillow case factory, smooth

braces 11 great mntfll‘ ' ‘ mode
“the host beds (nude. We hays some he
closest buyer; . 1 ~

it‘ll“:

 

Everything inh t

I
om .‘

iii-18 Portable Table Lamps and Do

TELEPHONE 354.

The best we it (little in at no ed bed .
floors. Thole is no design do now but MI ,0911
have the moat (handsome hsd' ads that

on 9
titan ill

-WIhite Enamel Beds,
Brass 3' x-w’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Eves Exannncd Fires.

58 WALL STREET. ~ ~ PHONE SSI.

 
 
 

 

\- _‘ . . ....
- Jr, . . . . . ..

Electric Eercolators, Chafing Dlshes. Smlll Stoves. Waist

Heaters. Broilers. Ovens. Luminous Radiators. oto‘. Pocket Flash-

~ilghts and Electrically Driven Toys. A large assortment of Elec-
mes. 1 . . . »

EHE REED R VRik E

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11 1-2 to 2. at
'8 1-2 to 11, at

 

 
 

Stockings to match any costume

for $1.00.
green lavender. champagne, halhrixxs

character.

86. Washington Street.

at 1.1.. ‘nouie in

. .. “5.99““. 1‘0“"
eve. ., ..
Miss Chill-lotto Johnson, or Bust
Norwalltr has secured a position with

 

college, writes.

stotI Selectman and Mrs.

 

 

t thought thntu “

oi Stanllold. "_,

‘Y-Hotel on

.5955. _ ... .8. 8...- w-_meM& L A“.

300 PAIRS Missss' ANnI cultunsir

Black Kid Lace and Button Shoes

FLYNN 8 111118.202

W' ”III-WWW“ -W r.-.—— w.

New Spring HOSIery

"Dame Fashion" says that everything must match thi season. Our
new Hosiery is a reulnrhubly complete showing 01' thees'mld’ eat and most
artistic makes and colorinxs; hence you are olinost ours or finding here

Ask to see the benutitul, sheer lisle Hose that we have lit 3 Pairs

in this lot are black. several shades 01‘ ton, ally. pink, IBurgundy.

11. our y. etc.

that the on ice is very modest for Hosiery at such correct and distinctive

N. E. ~ RYAN 8110

final Line

or
never eggen a Iioh or auto repairing he
with our skill. So send us your car no .
matter how bad; the break. it this 1111-

 

 

an:
’l‘,he thrlqtt-Mclti lop case is

.. iii 7, .
I and Jill Light 1111 M1..\ichiullel1.

on.

11 ain- today at. the chi e of 1111188 John M,
.igllt. Miter-hey Judson, Chine .
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33.655.42.437.
George M. Holmes, Prest.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Preu.

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II Deposits March hit, 1909 I I

Fred'k A, El?!» Buoy. )8, Treat. ‘

a 11191}, 1140- 208:

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Regular

.Lsdies’ Hose. “Gordon Dye." 3 pair for ,

 
 
 

39c Pair. '5”

 

New Combination Suits.
Vulu

 
 
 
 

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15c 81818188 88..

9 79¢.

 

 

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, New“ 11111811 collars,

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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MONEY ADVANCED

without ludurser. Call and see us.

 
 
 
 

unis! until 8380.

 

to all. on their household furniture, (continued from out tinsel
pianos and other personal property. ‘---
wiihout removal, on their own name 19mm 19- Phillips 0f Mlanus, On the

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in». around or desorption it was the see

dependent Loan “a Quantity 00.. (1nd time thl‘lt lhe‘ Wile had made the
”gym“ 3m“ Washington St. on“ attempt for a separation, find the hus-
open until. 7, p, to. Monday “a, an. band had also failed in his trial for a

divorce. The third try was successful.-
lt was a domestle‘tra’gedy. The-hue-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Eyes
Make

or 1111111 may it (see: the other
ls‘atnres my be ever so comely,
11 pair of w‘éalr‘, red inflamed or
twitching eye’s will spoil its
beauty. Properly adjusted
glasses will cure. most of these
troubles by removing the cause.
But. don't. getthe idea thatL nny~
body or everybody can do the
“proper ndiustingfi We have

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I‘138 made 11 etudy‘ ot the eyes and
I 51.18 milugve you a scientific exam-
.. , “Y .Y ‘ 11111111 11111111 11

, Successor
HOMER B. HOVT.

We have nil of his prescrip-
tions which we can illl at. short
notice.

97 wasumerou eraser.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

45I WIALIIL 8T” NORWALK.
You'll agree with us‘

8911111. Nowell!

able at all we can repair “.4“

...shlt’€- work either. 1w
.will he as good new.

disposed at 0ng 0th!
Brower a Malone. the icon! food d

are of Main street. Norwaik. .'
is studying at ’

hould secure the divorce, and even
e fate an 188.818. 88.8 8 .88. 1.18 8;

band and:wits lost their have for one

'1‘ he hunhnnd was hugging. and the
wire lett hint on account of his trust‘-

their one chlldfresnlt‘ed. in 9, half con-
cilintion but the makeup did not not
very long. -

The couple Were niarrled September
3,1890. The plaintiff was Miss Mary
BIuchonan before her marriage. A Year
later a son Was born. The couple did
not get along. and the wife iétt.‘ her
nusbaud in 1893. leaVing the child with
the-(ather because; as she stnted,1he
dared her to tulle him away. The his.
band moved to Mls‘nus. this state. He
brought action lol- divorce against: his
wile in 1898 but the application was
detailed by the courts. .

Two years lut‘e‘r the wife brought. it
written {or :1 separation, 1881 this was
tented. in both chaos sufllclent teeth
“More. not proven. The witness testified
hat on 11 number of occasions after
that she tried to see her child. and was
nutniiy refused She had heard that
is was ill, and that was why she no
mnpied to see l1e1 son. Tile son (lied

”hilly 1904 Two days before the
‘ tenth the husband sent £01 her and lil-
owed he: to see the child for the last
“line. There was talk at a reconcilia-
ton at the funeral.

The light for 11 divorce was lenewed
n 1898, when the husband tiled an
action alleging desertion’ Thé wife
lied 0. cross complaintgfi The hearing

 

‘ nature Judge (lager yéetemd Was on
Horace E. Dam & son. he cross complaint, and alteif hearing

.8. lll the facts the court granted the

 

lecree. There was evidence to show
not the husband was willing that she

get ltY
8.. Star guard» A sin.

ustice qt
d a divorce} fro
‘_, ,9_ It}.

”and the” moi
ping: ‘llieizh‘

ad heeua 818,
Mr. Ma hall and his Wile for

'heI best an

another early in their married lite. Y

most The affection that both held tor

‘s't ta and told I
,l‘der be xivelt I":

to escape being 11 res

plenty of evidence to an
duct. that the doles out
to 11111113281188.1111 875.’ .
childish by her, Who are no .

,with his wife. The plnlntilf 5:!
lowed to change her name ~*

Elderly Woman Duly!

Queries F Holly, ah .
dent: of 1.111112: Ridge. in ‘
on 59811119111, was elven odivoro
(thine 11; Holly, on the ground
not tell. ‘ This only xtid’le
pianitin could give the hon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

i
it" was also shown thatt e 66
grown. up children: ..
loomed in 11111_1‘Ych,1876.';l
desertion took place
1993. after u marijéd Ill!

 
 
 
 

elite ’
(Stamfordi‘ifi‘hel‘e hh'
ins. One day. four years I:
went to Nemeork, on sums 1‘1qu
and when he came back both

" r .111th, Y
gone he saidi (Ills art! that ill .Y . . ‘,
welit‘ to Florida, . '. ‘
there. , ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

Mnr'y E. Martin, of BridgepI ,
granted a decree of separatioll‘ Y
Morris F.Mart1u present who
unknown on the ground
The couple \Vj’t‘lfi that (id in
1904‘, audit Was on ‘A rll

 

 
 
 
 
 

cess, and that he began eat
her. The pl'ltlntld attach

 

 
 
 
 
 

Emits“ Beacon of."
got marl-lei when she was assumes

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

the floor. ~ --
Vor‘t‘hIeI' Mind 89th11 :1

is? brought him to. He went au-
{10ch y, 111(th disclosdng

8! “Ly. .

. it. can be viewed on the above do

’{hese machines are it his;
3‘10

118 tulii' 19

. ‘ he 11 ~
w‘er any and all queptlons. 011 More

$818111 11 will he at 111

 

 

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