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1'11 23th
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729-5;in Editor's , ‘
hfnklln mom. or Grantham
Is ”visitor in Nor?
friends no II
III III Infitaeeiliiiteidamm.
is ‘strictly h business trip.
A delegation oi the members of Wei
come thought grudge. 663 {ll
my a raterhal visit to P one'er iio'fi
No. 79. of Bridgeport, next h‘ion'it
evening. Ieavln. South Norwnlk at
7:92 p m.
2115 EMW ‘i‘dol'ley,
street.w Who
Dr '1" J. Brig a. tit 'the Stamford host
pit”. tW witch}, dill. is now conva-
issuing“ midis ia'expecteti at her home
on Buds
of Cross
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There were t‘we'h'tyone sales of real
elitete‘ In The Norwaiks. last week, and
the inert gee
817. 790. ci- III
toner, 1908. Inside were Ighteen tranI.
tors of property and mortgages of
627.600
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—~Pork Chops. 160 lb
The case 9: Walter Fletcher. charg-
ed with abusive language. will come
up ”brainy morning at. 9 ecleck be
fore Judge Lockwood In the, Town
Court. The complaint, was made two
'9“? ago by n Mrs. harry and con-
tinuetl tintll the 26m.
linyes'
Mr. and Mrs. E HI saloons. or New
Canaan, I: ve purcI
Graft Colin:
Mrs. Clarrissn B Bates or South Nor
Walk. A large ham goes With the cot-
tale. and It is understood Mr. Sammie
will convert this lino I summer resi-
deuce.
-—-Ulnlirellas it Ming fills. dish.
The cottage prhyer meeting which
wit held at the rastdqscela or 8.11
Meeker last ev W la.rxely at-
tended F. H. Bedlent as in charge.
TM 923 firs "i1 he “genre's“:
Loyal
sttreet. next Frénday or iii: The meet.-
nIg will be all" or Clayton
Holmes.
~o. s. rrIeIII-II‘III.‘ lilo} delicate.
sen house of South N r all, Railroad
avenue. Full line of everything.
The Heating la Lighting Conlpsny.
or Norwalk. hssjhisd a, canine-st: o)!
Incorporation. l are n
scribed for. on rhldh ‘6 6.1 d cdsh and
o proprety have been plud. Presi-
3cm, Thomas (‘ Steer .39 shares;
vice president Cit-rill! ._F'tirest.
shores; secretary ehd treasurer.
rank I. JoneI. 6a Ihnres.
., w'BiiO'l'lidb'l‘ illicit. 100 In: leitn Pol
R'oesI, to to 12¢ Hayes' Mitt
I“A doe gins fawn tended on lIeileld
II; outings a m
o “it edit the mini» ani-
"his
and l1 hiif‘hia‘lf iiiiisiii'“ in 191313;
In new Wed n1. 6‘66""
Noll lists. WWII
mitt E2122. ““2
law' finial” deer and the suites.
are this In 'ne. out winter'
wo other her I? r on the Island. to
i‘tiglfiiafhy Ni. lilting: “Elwin" tathily.
. ~til. i‘iohh 3 Earlier. the contrary
i“. have tslton the contract tor I
v M m residence tor East Nor-
ws 16s.,
The member .o 8t. (lulld me!
the home t 13.6 a. Mrs 120.?
beams. In“ West rt. on Wednesday
menisci Mil mi. Phoebe
CIl'VuI‘ a large; Ill 1%“ he; can?“
re for he ll orvla
re. (larverrlimzir wilt of many
“.162.“ EMWWIW .0
by, its."
do or-
: evfiin; service.
wits. wl h'
e. We
ys till:
been operated on by
vino amounted to
is IAN; week In Oc- ‘
the Beach“
a It Edit old BsIc’h. (tom
and. beé.
’t e 'mziwinsrtins 'ldfiw .
which dilly the mail liltélgi «I
I‘ll I:
as present liven possibly can.
All dlly rally. services at the church
tomorrow
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of mail
There will be sheciol music at all
the rally day services tomorrow.
Will you not endeavor to be wuh
us 0_ at least one or the services?
. p‘fi‘iiili ovdi‘y ineptii'e‘r or our
chgikh Nile thirteen product,
chair 11.; \ committed
will be r‘endelied' it 'the c a‘s’é at th'(
it “Milli? oldie edh‘iiiiii’e‘a III
30 a. Ith love, least in the
Eunday nullity! India.
Miss Minnie E. use will sing the
‘s‘opruno solo. "'l‘h'dse Are They Which
doing? at the ornlng service.
N‘htiiy any Mir of ‘t'h‘e cgiiit'nit-W
ii” nnd autorti'iihiidd' lilli be' will lift
the aged and moms solidity morning.
bet the reds and. blues in the pee
tot' a Bible class, which convenes at
12 o'clocit. thalle It a rally day tomor
row.
The subject or her. rr‘a‘hh Dunwell
Walter's sermon, tomorrow morning
it 10:80 will his “Thb Bugle Call oi the
fitklng of Kings. "
, The fourth plctureln the series oi
“Old Pictures In New Frames” tomot
row evening. subject “A Small Man
Under Pressure "
The duet. “My Faith Looks Up tt
Thee." will be rendered by Miss Min-
nie E. Lee and Miss Elizabeth Rich-
arison,‘ at the evening service.
At the Epw‘o'rtu League service at
6 o'clock the subject will be "A host
80a and o. Yearning Father." l‘ianlt
Schutelt will lead the singing with
cornet and Miss Annie Andrewa will
sing a solo.
“I
.Llumt we oils tor the IIIIun
An addition is belng placed on the
Baker livery stable. on Spring street.
Worklii progressing rapidly on Her»
HUG.
John James. 0! Dark-n. was a vial
act in Norivalk for the past three
“)8.
Chester (iage and l‘amliv are it.
more {mm How'ard avenue to Orchard
street In the near future.
Mr. and Mrs.
Bridgeport,
relatives in South Nor-walk.
O'Brien.
Henry Snyder, (It
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v-La'test' Fall Barbies.
bulbous entertaining Mrs. Fred Pier.
of Jersey City, New Jersey.
Kenneth Gilbert of the (liendenlug
drug store in N wnlwlt. he the
next week for h aoa'tlou tri. i
Miss Catherine Brecn of Westport.
Is a visitor in New York for a few
days with relatives and lriends.
Miss Frank. of Norwalk. has
been spend a“: 'several days in New
Canaan with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Susan A. Youngs" not at the
corner at Sun Main and Henry
streets. ls recs, vlng a new cost oi
paint.
~Mbeli in Soft HI“. O'Brien.
Buckingham Post, 0. A. R, held a
regular monthly bu'sl esp me'eting It
the headquarters In all street. that
evening.
Charlotte. of Bridgeport, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. .1. ll. Flinn. oi Frank
Iin avenue.
pite irom her duties In the Norwalk
i Ibrnry, yesterday.“
~Ollr broad and hi hltbre .
finisher Bakery. Plies“: order, 6123.
W
Mrs. Stephen is. Olsry. or West
street is I ending I co lo of weeks
31,111.er d rm. WII slit lane. at
Ewell/nu. ew York. ,
um carom rest. at itidlooort.
returned home yosierti arm I in
WV visit wt Mr1 and litre. J. ll
ion. or Han in artistic.
Tribe.
Maths meeting was Illuminati or.
W
u.IiluInlrlnlendent lionry ll. Pollock.
Withoi‘fid‘h‘ Whit” oi
“gt/fiends In Dsnhury Thunder.
W
Nominee mm: n. 1: ‘01 was;
AWWW
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rants”
man Schmidt's house In Franklin are
have been the. guest oi -
Mrs. John McNerney, oi' Winnipnuk. ,
Mrs. J. Walter Pen and daughter ,
Miss Evelyn M'e’i‘ih'es'iger o‘l F‘r'siik .
IIn avenue. enjoyed an I 0012' I res
A Sure Chance
DAV AND IGHT
SESSIO O.
58 WALL ITRIIT.
$4.00
’0 WASHINGTON STREET.
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4 i
The
the great
I spectlon 01 some.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. ,
iiiiiiifliili
Max scents” arm at Music
with.
Commencing Monday Pat Ronny pro
gisomh Joe Kane. tho into co-stur to
M“ lingers. with a bunch of ltil‘lll In
a lholsli‘se of music. nooks. danoltllt
IM_grhiiplitgs. This In a Kieth it:
mid cm tie sweeten. slots Taylor
I too. will prom a new and bright
little Ihmh' called I. Bentley Misti.
W6 I 'llli'bilh the yMllllk dill). Will
shaltmly 'ilppsbr this tilde. menu It
Wilton, ills alum Riddles. ire
house to pin-I. not com Ito
whom I on. em bills-"feasted! my
{lot called the Wire Stags Hollie, slid
means. Amets I lllvsu will complete
than. not with «it
with old chm yeah I
We potntmnth pride to the quality“ of the Furniture «We tell. he-
Icaus’c Wei believe quality of phramohnt importance “i the pdrchaser.
, heck of this quality stands our gust-antes that the style or design is
of most recent conception and positively not the makers' discontinued
patterns. Every article is clean cut. artistic. well finished. and the
prices dbdut :5 per cent. below any other house—a condition which
‘ Welly exists When 6th cosh or high'e'st grade credit obtains.
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Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
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Perfect fitting. elegant styleh, no clumsy deVit'e. One
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Wihtcr Underwear
ore critical you are about the lit and quality at undcrgarnlsnts,
our confidence that you Will be pleased and satisfied with
We (hand-finished) Ui'I'derwesr
it Is worn by thousands or amcrican women. all over the land. who
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Pruitt» ’mduct. lio scin'etntn’. reat‘
a bliis evdr iii ‘
matters“?! in III III can of 14.
~' 1' wife should have the custody oi the
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to Win Success
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uoawaut.
$6.316
, 1-, scorn, nonwALK.
I I!) nu’v we.
on Garage Depot
Is at _No. 44 North Main street. where
we store, clean. repulr and keep
machines In first-class order. We have
first-class workmen, and polite atten-
tion In given to all who desire our ser-
vices at terms as low or can be had
elsewhere A call by phone will reach
us at any llmo.
Luther M. Wright
.007" NORWALK. BONN.
SOUTH NORWALR
OTIL AHRIVALO
uifllskehic-g w. illihnsll,De
trolt; F. ii. Demons. New York; L.
R. ilurlb'uit. .W 8. .liurlbutt Wilton:
W ll Word. Waterbury; s C. liarnum.
New Haven; Charles Niints. Newark.
6‘ 6' Huntington. city; (I ll. m1.
Boston; ii. tlroenstein Bridgeport: l"
M MIII'III use With: r. 1) within.
city; u. it. Biciiiiii. Illoolu’yrt': It (I.
IicIiIIvlo, 0 din. o; r n iiilllee.
Vlrglolsd one... turn, w.a not»
*Illd'tvia lines. New Ycrii; William.
city; M ii. Donnell. Topslone; l".
:W. unseen. adores Mslcslm. New
varies ii. .l. Willie. olt)’,
. tee showed that Mr. and Mrs Ba'r'ne's
. uud quarrelings."
D" Charles I. link Wallis eahternle De
. .- I -.i . e I- I. ‘.
Some weeks ago Attorney V. R. c.
GiddlngI or hrldgepott was named to
take testimony. him in du-L ti'me‘ he
heard both sides. the report the tiled
for acceptance yesterday morning. Al-
ter Judge Burned. had looked at It he
decided the findings warranted In, di-
vorcc for the husband on the ground at
Intolerable cruelty subject to u stI'IpI'i
Iiition signed by both pnrtles
_ . wue one the children.
The stipulation provided that the
two children. Cla'reIIIie 8. used 1'6.
and Ethel aged ii The bdsoand sit-
tees to ppy fit 50 a week inwards the
ésuplifgrt of the children for the neitlj,
live years or until C'iarenc'e Is 21.4951
4561.. that he will pay $4 26 'a week
for LWo years or until Ethel is 21.
The facts presented to the commit-
were married on Aug 13.1896. Her
name was Roxana I. Keene.
The Iommtd‘ee finds that they lived
hilpplly together until Feb. 1, 1695
From that date down to April 9, 1905.
when they agreed to separate. the
committee finds that "their life was
full of daily disturbances, nickel-lugs
, Called Him Pet Names.
It. was found that the wife had called
her husbum “u good-ior-nothlng jack-
ass," “craven.” "brute." and other
names that would burn in print. She
also struck him with u toasting iron
throw a shoe. used a poker, threaten-
on to stall him and finally, Jan. 31.
1903 said she, would poison him. This
Lucretia Borgih threat was the last
straw and the separation followed
The husband proi'nised to give his wife
{8. 60 a week and he has kept his prom-
Isc
‘ TOO MUCH it!!! GARDEN.
——_—_
Husband Watched Wile Melts the
Room“ and 3h. Lei'l Him
What: Chlded.
After following his wife on a tour
or beer gardens and concert halls In
that liebcr Cincinnati where where the
beer Ind Irretzels ilourlllh, ll. George
Thomas of Bridgeport thought he had
enough evidence to secure a divorce
from Lulu H. E. Tho‘inhs. lie told
the story of that wild night to Judge
litir‘pce in the civil superior court this
thinning and the court granted the do
CNK‘. i‘
Thomas In an expert pastry (- he
lives on hiaplwood avenue, 3:1:ng
lie tehtltled that he and Lulu were
married Novohiber 17, 1892 In Cincin-
nati and were like coolng doves until
April 1900 when he round that lilo this
a habit of twins out for a nil; Ithfe ev-
ery night when he went to the lodgé.
Hid lili- ('3:an List.
One night litter he had 'sunounred
that he has going to the lodge, he
didn't go. but stuck around still watch-
ed his wife. He saw her meet another
woman and two men and trallod the
gay party allover Cincinnati. They
were making an awful lnroad on the
visible supply of Tillany water. but
Thomas did the sleuth a'ct until the
early hours or the morning and when
his wife arrived home be confronted
her with the list of places she had
visited. He had 'om all written down
on a piece or paper.
Then Lulu wilted and there was a
little aII- Is-merbctweeu- -u's stuff. She
went sorrowfully away and never nev
er came back, Thomas went to 81.
Louis then to Vincennes. lnd.. and Is-
tcr came here. lie hasn't seen his
wife since the night she slimmed the
door or their Cincinnati illit. Judge
Btu-pee save the decree on the ground
of ‘dcsertlon.
olvonc: case ”not!
w
she I“ Allie Is vets In This Ito's.
Ciliitt‘ilnx thlit his ‘wils was never
legally divorced, Chllrles B. Mitch 0!
Bridgeport has asked the civil superior
court to ennui the decree granted by
tile leliorll'in cool-II to Fiorlhe 6‘.
Mock. ‘i‘liia Intestinal iich alégal ten
s'lc that Jildkt! Borneo took the papers
In the c'ivll iluberldr court when Atto‘r
net’s misblro s filfllil‘o presented
thq'lr‘b Irdlih'i’ehlll In ick's listial'.
hwtln'ib mire mdi‘rlliil ’ih midi
idilier Iiiiiii “81,1961 nilils.
cit dt-‘Iértiid the bonds child and this;
to live ill #6666th cu. his Iiliiill
the Ilia lithe I‘I’uit Inr diviil‘ie ill at
I f-II'iI ought.“ III-Itchy Ina III lint hit
dome Ives n‘iIde ilna’l.
Dldn't cups.
Meek was untitled but did not can
test mom hethoultht his Wife it“
no evidence at cruelty and because he
édslsa‘t client to mac the! trip «not.
Inuit «in 6th. I x.
' %flihit' ' '
large Ihlpfileiia
ton and one tempt
mfl’ili
Ind othsrm ‘ .
III has ti ““3"" '31:: 1"
e rs a
3%: instill “fitment. A enthuses
r... :Linr tapeworm .
I id‘ll ’
fl stilt In Mi More new! saltyraol
summits . ,
II
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Path ’l’mh
It us ”one risen
t,,;4ltils
Is ’9 '
toe-taunt the» At the, present
time the Miami. is visiting in this
state with her child and their waste
to be shorted to III! the child. ids de-
utilise IIIII IIIIII lac no evidence It '
cruelty on Ills pm and that the one
ii; in this I. tilt. “Tiiiyiid'dd t9. .
42,...th ‘
Gunrsnt'ee'd lila'iinish G'I'ov'es.
for tonight . ......... 79c pr
“50¢ Silk Belts, 3%
All colors, line quality silk
elastic; upright ........39
36-00 lists, 23.98
60 entirely new handsomely
trimmed Ilnts, mine :6 do;
c
25c Window Shades, No
Street
..I in I, .
for tonight ............. 33. 98 I
Sweaters
799 Men's Swoaters .......59c
69c lioys‘ Sweaters ........ 49c
81 minim than. utilised, in“...
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25c Bdlhléts. 1’52 ‘
Your pick of the lot. tsguiar. ’
260; tonight ............. the
31.25 Birch 'Ski'riiW
(Iunrahteetl III/degrade Sit'irt's.
with large. embroidery ruf
tics; toh’ilght 989
she unison Stun, 396.
(10016 quality Flannelotte. to},
nigth sic
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Wm
£1.25 Tailored Wiles,
Slight lll'lpel'fectidnll in the "('9
cloth guaranteed Iollcru; Mode from line Madras, VOI‘Y
good Value at 21‘ I0; tonight 17c mannlsh; value 31,751 to .
tnmu 6 night .................. $1.19 "
92 Washington 9 South Nerdik .,
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TEL. NO. our.
it
the.
prove very well
she obtained the Oalllorhla decree.
Mach II I West hind newsdealer who
him at less State street, hridupcI-I.
row 07 1116mm Insulin...
fiery ll. mover. in ‘At It ,
Itldieport. told her hIIIlIInd William
A Immer, who took trolley rides to
term court lied." indentation over
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