...._\i"sihrtg citrus to her that her husband
waaur venue:
Li . Rails! 42! 5t.
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When She . Related. Flynn Went
Alien dAnyway and Hi. is Now
in Jail Charged With
. Bill”?
‘ “ :BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 30.—-One of the
most deliberate cases of blgnmy on
accord was disclosed yesterday. morn-
in: wheu’MraIMax-y Flynn went tombs
time‘s" of Prosecuting: Attorney Demu-
té‘y afld‘ asked to have her husband
tharlesiJ. Flynn of 61 Puritlstreet ar-
rested for marrying another woman
Thanksgiving evening. The ceremony
idol! "place before Father Murphy at
fit. ”In": church at 7 o‘clock in the
evening Miss .Catherlne Zumstag. sob
lng.aa.brltlaamald while George H.
Bunnies acted nahest man. The: bride
was Miss Sarah nurse. The wedding
with carried out with all the dignity
and'joyous greetings from the quests
wttlt‘wwhich Weddings as a ruleare sur.
rowdediand- it was never suspected
for a nfitrute that the groom had 11‘
within Sbuthport where she is employ-
ed as a cook in a privaterfamily.
Married. 17 Years Ago.
Mrs. Mary Flynm the first wife
WI a statement that she and Mr.
Hind Were married 17 years ago in
‘ Witerbmyand at first her home life
V .w’aa all that a young bride could wish
for. Later she said that her husband
‘ _» his! the habit of staying out nights
dhd‘the' wife on investigation. found
that other women were the cause of it.
She said that finally they moved to
Bridgeport and for a time everything
was satisfactory. Later Mr. Flynn's:
oid‘h'ahits of staying out nights com-i
menccd to brew trouble. ‘
. She said that from time to time re~
fi
who Mentalith other women. About
myeariago‘she had him arrested for
tron-supporti in the city oomt he
agreedto give her 33‘ a Week. lie
kept his- promise for three weeks and
the fourth. week he failed'to give her
anything and'bas-not dene'so silica;
Asked Hér Pat-misuse.
‘Mrs. Flynn then left him'and wont
to work‘in‘j Shuttiport as root" in a pri-
This flmiiy.‘ She has worked them
up to the present time. About wweek
mare Thanksgiving she said that her
husband came out in southpnvt where
chefs employed and asked to“ see her.
masked". abs hadlany objection to
that marrying again?‘ She replied.
"Wi’dbh'tsee how you can marry
azalnwlthont first getting a divorce
and if you do you will be arrested."
He replied that he did not earn whothv ,
or he was arrested or not he was go
ind to marry again." she did not
take muchslaoclwln what he said for
she thought that he was trying. to fool
her.
Doeslvod Wife firearm“-
m. Flynn thou left him and went
lift! tflauaht hombre of the matter
until." the day, after 'l‘lutnltsgivina.
whim also read in the newspapers
”intranet-ab nurtu- anti charms
.l: Flynn were united in marriage.
Bladltouht at first there must be noun
Militant tin natueit but theorems-m-
inds. idsthrut of only mew weeks
lg: ahcproceudml to luveatiante. Af-
t fifths prosecuting attorney's office
had listen given the facts. Mr. Denney
but Detective Grousn on the case. The
molt was found iii the u. M. o. my
trany‘a plant where he is employed.
ass-nun; with his «conduits at 01
Mrlfstraet. Ho was taken to police
Wrists by Detective tironan.
Hill. “you. No. 2. la pi’i‘lflti’llmitflfl she
unfit; for a moment suspected blather
husband had a site when he married
Itch: ‘
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bouts site; its Outleilrhta. new
,. “fill ,vrrfttts. October lat: "Foley's
, . ' .l'iliuiarted me on thamd'wa
ml was immohy tear doctors
it other kidney r . hub
' om. amt was unable to do any
«band the donor told ml
aw til
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. o ”it! a own not . anti.
villi, total! m
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bituminous
HOYT‘S> THEATRE BILL.‘
Count Chllo and the Girl of Mystery
nilmht a grant deal of attention. The
Norwalks today are talking of this
remarkable ‘act. At lloyt's yesterduy‘
they‘gavs their first. series of perform»
noses of tnind reading. for which they
alienated. it is impossible to describe
the feeling or sensation when one hard.
ly has thought of education and. quick
.as a flash comes that. voice flour the
stage. not only calling the question:
but answering the same. Here is n
all) wanting to know about her sweet-
heart and there someone asking if Dr.
(itiokgrenlly discovered the North Pole,
All; questions imaginable are asked,
and answer after answer chutes from
the lips of that: truly mysterioumwo-
tulip. The next feature on the bill.
Joe. Deming & (10.. present an act
ubicb (laserves praise. not only for
its delivery. but also for its originality.
Mr. Deming. as the traveling man. is
very 1; od. andiasup gortod by a clcv-
or com may. Gladys“ an kept‘tbe peo-
ple in good spirit‘witb her songs and
stories. The. Norrises. ,in a musical
novelty. surprised the" audience by
playing '01: eight uulnieal instruments
at the saute tlmc. Vt'nilcy Trio. ancill-
er splendidlcum. did some remarkable
acrobatic tricks and fonts. lilack and
5 Jones, colored comedians. umusod also.
~‘.\'itil a new set. of motion pictures. the.
show made. a shed imprcsaion and was ‘
well enjoyed by all who uitcudcd.
MilSiC li.‘tl.i..
Without question those who utlcud~
, bury has been. tiry almost since the
' l
Ruined Boundary Translate Two of
. Them-item Ntij'ork Town to
Counecticut
'WiNS’l‘ED. Nov. 30.--'i‘hc re-ruu
mount the boundary line separatins
New 'crlr‘ and Connecticut. has dim
close -the fact that a strip of lanti‘
about a quarter of a mile in width and
‘wblcb has been claimed by Millertdn.
N. Y.. for many yearn is actually or
part of the town of Salisbury. Conn.
Millerton is a license town and Sails-
clvil war or its citizens had supposed
no. °
lltnvevor. the rel-surrey established
the fact that lilck‘s Hotel and the bar
roouv owned. by William Whales.
which ntsnds’ near the state line. are
it. Salisbury. although for years
Mcssrs. flicks and Whalen have vot-
od. paid taxes and secured their li-
quor licenses in Millertou. No steps
have been taken to (rinse the barroom
yet. Frank Hotcbkiss and Mr. Wits
terlnpbutu. u designed of stenmbouta.
however. both of. whom are Wealthy
Miilcrfon residents. are said to have
rcccnily acquired lauds near the state
line. so in event either Hicks or Whal~
cu woutud,to move his saloon across
the line into New York he could not.
Hutcbkisa and Wlntcriugham are torn-
pernucc advocates.
Millorton voted for license last
month by less than in majority. it
is asserted that there are enough
"wct" electors residing on the strip
who buvc hitherto voted in Millertun to
make that town dry at the next clcr.
lion.
a...
CHANGE lN' ACCOUNTS.
a...»
insurance Commissioner Has Gone
N...—
l’tl Music Hall last night witnessed;
one of the best shows ever seen on the. ?
vaudeville stage in Norwulk. 'l‘hoi
:zccnic effect was simply bountiful in}
the flying uvriul bullet girls' act. and!
bummed the nudlcncc us well. Edward j
Reough & (30. are particularly pleas.
ing in a sketch which serves to intro-
duce them in a bit of comedy inter-
spersed with an edge of the legitimate
and ends» up with a touch of vaude-
Vllic. Lu licllc Estelliln. assisted by’
Senor tiurcln in the Spanish tiuucc. is
worth comment. on also were the two
comedians, the American Masks. [.0
Mursltantls. the sweet singer, Louise
(Mirror and Kitty “(th sure n his bit.
This Show is one the people of The
Norwniks should not. miss. us there are
none of the large houses WlKll't' blubvr
prices prevail where you can we as
good a show as here.
Mud-*9
Childrona @ry
tor. nurtures
: CA a T qr: I A
C. F. OF L. CONVENTION.
Will Be Held in Mhridan, Contmenclng
-’ Tuesday. Jlttulhy 18.“
The cullfon the annual convention
of the loturcutieut Federation of be-
bor has been issued by the exudatiw
council. The convention will be held
in Meridcu commencing January l8.
Secretary Patrick ll. Connoiiey. of
'lianbury. is today sending the, rlltwll"
pd nullccu to the various labor unions
throtmhoul it 0 state which have "will-
bersbip in ii Ft‘tlcvutlon: The call
for the convention is as follows:
f‘f‘ouwntion Call of lilc Connecticut
Federation of labor.
“To all Affiliated Unions. tlrcctlng:
"You are hereby notified. In accord
itllt'c witb‘tbc Constitution of the (ion-
uecticut Federation of Labor, that thc
iwoutjufourih annual couvcutiou of
the Connecticut Federation of Labor
will be bold in City Mission Hull. till
East Main strcct. Mcrldch. Connecti-
cut. Tuesday. January is. lilltt. pram.
hint: at 10 o‘clock u. m.. and will con-
tinuc. in session from day to day until
the business of the ctttivetitloti will
have been omnpictcd.
“licprcscntntfour Representation in
tho convuntion will be on titttfttllowln
basis: flint-h uuiou having on» hundrc
uwntlwrn ur fuss ulmli llt' entitled to
Jun tit-llittlltt' and one additional tittltn
this for each additional «tribute for
back additional hundred members or
majority fraction thereof. Dash (‘Otl‘
lrui body shall be entitled to but one
.tlt'lttxltll‘. 'i‘bc number of tluittuutus to
which a union shall bu untitled mtiilt
be determined by its tutuuberublp out
the tummy of Domini)" premium the
of Labor. and on Whom all taxes have
lneclirut lit-duration of lather.
"(lredcntluls.-~tirt-dcutlsls in
.luus. 'l‘ltr orttrlusl cretltintlala must be
given to tile delegate alert and the duo.
iullcntu forwnrtietl in the «turretury of
the Connecticut W‘tlt‘li‘lllflt‘l ut’ imbnr.
pill Main strut. lluuhnry. Conn.
and automation- at this convention.
and-it is of the littllfllit burn
that il‘edaratloa of labor should be
financially its {till quota of dots»
as no.
"A list. of all fair hotels and restitu-
ranta wtli br- provltlrti fur the deb»
salt-s ut the opening of the mun-m
lion.
"Atietti:
"1‘. ll. GONNOLLE‘Y.
‘ illicit-lint.
"till”. J. DONAIIUK,
Phllde‘ltt.
1% earn 1. 1mm.
flit H. “Kim
“HRH. ”lab“ I. "JUNE
VM‘I’MMI'MA.
this;
‘Wiarln will please read
.phln: .l. Kiibtmt. Newborn. Ky: t‘. N.
‘tueetilm of the thmnectlcut Federation ‘
been paid in the scnrMary of tho lott- '
tlupll‘ i
rats are forwarded to all smltntud our ‘
”Mlllit'ru of the greatest important-c ;
to organised labor will uh discussed i
Munro that ‘
every union affiliated with the (We :
are.
Through Frat-maiSeeletlu.
insurance Commissioner Theodore
ll. .‘iiacdouaid has just completed on
campinutlou of the accounts of inner
uul und benefit organisations in the
plate and tin» result of his explanation
is that its has advised u more uniform
uwtbod otkeeping the books of these
organisations.
in all these researches no cvtdenm
was found of shortages but there wow
a lack of uniformity in keeping 0C-
connts that BMW!“ to call for u rom-
cdy.
For acvcrul yours tbcrc bud not livcu
such an t-xaniiuatiou.
What was promised was to act the
fraternal organisations more into line
with the old line. insurance companies
In keeping accounts for inspection by
tho insurance accounts for inspection
by thc insurance dopartmvnt of the
state. 'l‘bc task has been ouc of con.
siticrttblc inuguitudc but the labor is
bound to show list-If Vt'cll exjicndctl.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MIhIcltamo-«S. ('. iluruum. J. il.
titntld. New Haven: (,‘. ii. Davis. San
Francisco; ‘6. .l..t‘aufftuaun. Philadel-
liull. New Milford; if. It. Lauyuu.
Stamford; ’i‘. l) Wells, Hartford; ii.
lilltbtlhl‘. llrldgcport; l.. Mints. New
ark; 1., it. linrllmtt, Wilton; .l. lg.
iiurkhartli. South Kcut: ll, ll. tild-
wnrds. Bridgeport; A l'bilu. Now
Turk; ii. A. Group. city; ticuruc i‘.
Rockwell. Ridgclioid; 'l‘. W. Muiloy.
Hartford: A. llcvine. New York: bl. hi.
Fully. lirldgcpcrt; .l. i.. tlrccu..Ncw
York; it i. i'ltuvcnu. .l. ll, Scull. if.
t‘. Dilt'I'Hl'il, New York: (‘. b3. llouac.
Hartford: 'l‘itomlure l". i‘ltuycr. lint»
top; A. A. Vining. Springfield: \t‘. ill.
linyt. Stamford: lvltlwin Kvuuph, Miss
listen Nuiaon. New York: if. it. Finley.
Hartford: ll. 8; tlullycr. .l, .l. Mellow",
New has . William Mint-It. l‘innbury.‘
ill Willi?
A re.» use; Clams Regulus-lite
iabiilty. slee . oneness.
from aeronautical am.
m.
Kidneys Ending. Lame Back and
Bi‘idtitr Misstep
if you tak‘easoveml aosoalof i'ape‘s
Diuretic. nllvbsakaohe and distress
tram abbot-order kidneys or bladder
trouble will vanish. anti you will feel
tine. , - ,
. Lame back. painful stitches, rheuma-
tism. nervous headacheuizziness. irrli
inflamed or
swollen eyeli s. wornvoul. sick fooling
and other symptoms of sluggish, in-
active kidneys disappear.
Uncontrollabie. smartlug. frequent
urination (especially at night) and all
bladder misery ends.
This uuttsuai preparation goes at
once to the disordered kidneys. bladder
and urinary system and distributes its
healing. cleansing and vltulizlng lullu~
once directly upon the organs and
glands affected. and completes the cure
before you realize it.
.The moment you suspect any kidney
or urinary disorder or feel rhutuuuiism
pains, begin taking this harmless med-
icine. withthe ltuowiedxo‘thut there is
no other ramndyat any price. made
anywhere‘eistiin'tbe world.whioh will
effect so thorough and prompt a cure
as a fifty~cent treatment'of unwante-
retlc. which any druggluf can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist. bunker *
or any mercantilo lllil‘iltiy will tell you
that Papc. 'i‘bompsnn at Palm. of (fin-
cinuuti. is a large and responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.
Only curullvorrcsuits can come from
taking Papa's Diuretic. and a few daya‘
treatment means clean. active healthy
kidneys. bladder undurluat'y organs«
and no backache.
Accept. only i’apo's l)lurctic~-»iifty-
cont treatment any drug store-any~
whore in the world.
HARTFORD MAY 08! RIVER WA-
TER.
llAlt'i‘FORl’l. Nov. 30.":ll is owner-
cd that Hartford will solve its water
problem. (tccaslnut-d by the protracted
draught, by using a bleached supply
from the (‘ouncrticut itivcr. The
use of purifying compound. consist
in}: of citlnritic of limc and itypovblor-
lie of lime in being investigated, uni
rcports received froth Harrisburg.
show that water from the Susquehan-
na vlvcr subjected to this form of
treatment 09 per ccni. frco from
harmful bacteria. Objection to thc use
of the river water has been based up
the belief that it will cause a typhoid
epidemic.
ECZEMA READILY IURED BY A
SlMPLE HOME TREATMENT.
A simple cican remedy that can its
used in the burns in what every person
desires who is suffering from eczema
You can now have that l‘fiiilf‘il)’ and act
instant relief. and be cured permu-
nt-ntly by Whit). a clean vcnctnblc
liquid for uxtrruul use. Zl'ZMt) cut-cs
will" diseases by drawing: the germs
and their poisons. that cause tbe dis-
ousc. in lbc surface of lbc skin and
tlosll‘ttyillg tbcm. leaving the vamp
l‘lt'illi and lwaltby. it. ii. l’lniateti, the
tiruxgist. \vtli uivc you n bookict and
a sample bottle of ZEMO and will or:
plain to you how a great many ounce
of (moms and u or forms of skin dis
cases have how curcd by this simplc
bmuc treatmcnt.’ For sale by it. it
i'lnistctl.
GERMANY! AERIAL MAPS.
BERLIN. NM 30%;“ ll lllccilllg til
the imperial Act-o (‘lub of llerlln. pm
aided over by t‘ount Zeppelin and at-
lcndcd by a number of officcrs of thc
neucrnl staffs of the Army and Navy
yesterday. the preparation of llcvunntt-
tlcal maps was discussed. It was
agreed that suciuoharts nit would show
the markcd variations of. Utc landmark:
its well as the location
wires and othcr nnriul obstructions
tmuld be useful. A commiltcc which
included Count Zeppelin. was upptuub
cd to gather inpnnatioa on the subject
l
i
i. can “H W m
call at the first ”in of their
at
4,
‘ WEoflertkiaC-lmwam as
, .I’valaatohehad'm iii-.9
Stwahitlteworld.
..
I“.
Witt” sizirl’ w ‘
“8:75 Value, at “5.00.
A am, on. of mm Utiliht
«nipple oi the tmmstchable
the ate-ten Clma' and Glass-
. Sateen-asst 60 hand-
s A dozen «qt-moths.
and Cordials.
in
Writ , ,
new
“in:
l
is
of electric -
It.
‘ i“i”e trons
' t . r“? ‘ . i
‘ am
, ~ A ‘ is:
debutante,
w
The local florists are already busy
day and night making the evergreen
ropes and wreaths with which the
shops andwesitienceswill soon be de-
‘ curated. 'l‘here is no mistaking the fact
that Christmas is already in the air
and that Christmas buying started in
'with, unusual vigor the very tiny fol-
lowing Thanksgiving,
Slippers of gold or silver cloth peep
out from beneath the beaded evening
frocks and match the beads. says
Vogue. llall rooms will present bril-
liant scenes this season, for all is a-
gliltcr from tiarnvto heels.
“an“..-
cake to be. made without eggs. it is
called mock raised cake and («lines
from idust Hartford: One cup sugar.
ouciutif cup sweet milk. one-half cup
sour milk. one-half. cupubuttcr. one
half teaspoousoda. one-half teaspoon
cream tartar. mohalf cup raisins. a
little nutmeg. and salt; flour to make
a goodfstlffi'iesaw‘
if all the artificial blossoms sold for
gardening are exact imitations of the
rcul blossoms. lilOl‘t' must be a great
uluny. difl'crcut kinds of gurdcuias.
Those who offer you the. false imita-
tions must take it. for granted thut all
yonvknow aboutttbese blossoms is their
name.
If you have a large fur run for your
automobile and it isn‘t provided with
tiny openings below the edge to admit
[the hands. it isn’t giving as much cout-
Viurt as it might be. inside lbesc slush-
inas which are so hidden in the long
fur that you have to hunt for tbcmi
is u muff-like part, lined with inmb's
wool which keeps the hands absolutely
sufc from the cold and besides keeps
the run from slipping. Some l'ugs conic
with lbcsc muffs already ltle‘crtcd.,luit
ihcy can ilt' put into any rug.
A VALUABLE BOOKLET FREE.
Any person who will coil or Pints-
tcti‘s drug store will no nlven a little
booklet written by an cutincnt uutho
nrity. Every family has one or more
persons who have eczema. pimples,
dandruff. ring worm. tcttcr. prickly
boat. bivcs or some form of skin or
scalp disease. This booklet is written
in such it plain. simple mnuncr that
any pct-son after u perusal of it can
tell what is thc mutter with “Will Kill”
.cuu at oucc procccd to act a sluipic
ircutmcn-t thul will destroy the norm
lifc that causes lilo disease. and in
this way effect a compicln cure of any
form of skin or scalp disease. For
Sfllt‘ by R. H. l’ialblf‘d.
JENNINGS LODGE ROLL CALL.
The annual roll call of Lady .lcu~
uinga Lodge. No. 7. 0. S. of 13., will
int. Nomination of ofllccrs will also
take piucc. and refreshments served.
H'isltora nrc'cxpcclcd from Wcslpurt.
I Port Cltcstcr and Norwnlk. All mcm-
.bcra are requested to be mesnnt if
‘ possible to answer to their names.
l
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1 NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect November 8, 1909.
l
1 SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—-~-13:53x. 5:08x. hrlix. 6:08.
0:52. 7:20. 7:46. li:llix. kills. iizltlx.
9:37. l0:2ilx. ltltfiflx. “:29.
i’. M: ----- iiitfiiix. 2:50x. 31m. funky.
:l::;{.x. 3250‘. 6:40. 625%. 7213!. 7142”.
9:401. 10:29.
l
i
8undlya.
A. Mr-letbllX. bzfl't'x. brill, 8:54.
limit).
1 i‘. M.--~l2:5ti. 2:411. 2:50x. 5:35.
fithtix. 7:12. 7:42x. bzitix. ltl2l9.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A, M.»l2:ltlx. 4M9. 5:45. mo. 7:45.
81:03:. 0:1i’ix, 10:02x. 10:05. llztlox.
l : ..
P. Mwlzzodx. lto‘tl, 2:00x. 2:
8:32x. first). 4:32. b102, 5:2i’vx, 5:
Wills. 0:03. 8:033. 9:30. 11:00:.
57.
27.
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:001. 0:00. 7:80. il:liix.
.l0:02x.
i l’. M.wli:02n. 5:04. 0:0is. 7:00.
58:30:. il:00x.
‘OOU‘I’H NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN. .
A. M.m~l1i:lilr. hills. 0:15.
mums.tti:2:tx,tt:12x.tt247.
i‘. .\i.~~-itttilllx. 1:31. iirllx. innit.
knit. ammunw. tiiltl. 7illllf. itzlltr.
il:itl. lizlil and 7:2: in Bridgeport
only.
Sundays.
A. nirwlzizitlx. i:ltix. 7:10.
0:”: “units. liziax.
, ll. M.r-ll:l.03t. 0:40. 7210:. mill.
30:131.
[SOUTH NOflWALK TO DANIURY.
A. My “10!. 0:20. 3:27.0160.
P. tin-wuss. stills. flail. 7:18.
i ., ., ~- .019th
A. "#1520. 0:15.
!; pt, "wit”.
iOANIURV TV) ”UT" NORWALK.
A. M.-~fv:ilfi. 7:20. 8:20. 10:103.
; litiiil.
i P. Mamas. 8138!. 0:80.
.a holidays.
A. M.-~Ttbb.
l’. M.»~ll:00s. llztlht.
scum "outwit? 10 scores.
”Mirth. trunk“. 10:”.
i 3:11. is
III-at
t
” . ill liliiill ill iliilfll‘
i ”—
The ltusaian style of gown and coat .
seems to be in great favor with the:
i am exceedingly pleased to receive ,
so promptly the following recipe for a ‘
be bold Wctiucadly t‘vcniug. llccumbcr ?
illl 0:1"; .
P
.wh
From the momentyou strike ‘
a match 00640001, it to the
wick. a powe‘rfuldivaifthe’a} radi-
ates from the ‘ ‘ "
“memos
”Enamel. " ~
(lqulppatl with lrnokalsas novice»
which bumavior 9 hours with
one filling of its» brass font,
ich holds 4 quarts.
One oi-the' strong features ‘of the Perfection Oil Heater is the new
Automatic Smokeless Device
which makes smokeimpotlsible, even when the heater is handled by
a novice. Permits instant removal
There is‘no danger of taming
smokeless device prevents it.
for cleaning. . _,
the wick too high—this automatic
This means a perfect. odorless, smokeless heat that'carries com-
fort, cheer and satisfaction.
Beautifully finished in Japan or Nickel—no cast iron t
0 break-
legs. base and top stamped out of one piece of. stock—dampen top:
—-aluminum metal window frames that heat will not tamish—itandler
never hot. Made in various styles
Every Dealer Brewer;
f
. ,, “w W (first-99”,”?
and finishes.
If Not At Yours. Write for Descriptin Circular
Agency of. tho
DlED;lN GREENWIOH.‘
Anna .1. Fitzroy. oldest daughter of
tlic lntc Shcvil‘f .1. ii. Fitzroy. of
(ircunwirb tlll‘tl Saturday evening in
irccnwicb. ilem-t trmiblc caused her
death, Sbc was 27 years .old and had
sunny fricuds and her dctuiuc, while
not entirely uncxpmted. is ucvcrthc-
less a shock to her relatives and
friends. The funcral will be held t0~
morrow afternoon at 2:30 and will
be uttcmlcti by rclntivcs in this city
(If the tiercuscd.
witenuiatcs the bowels. promotes
easy. unturul movements. cures cons
stiputioumllouu's Resolute. Ask your
druggist for them. 25 cents a box.
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WALKER ESTATE sues NEW HA-
VEN ROAD.
Suit for $5.000 has been brought by
tho. cxccuioru of thc catate of Mrs.
Ann \‘i’uikcr npuinst the .\‘cw Haven
road. Mrs. Walker with her husband
was returning to their home at iseeta's
li~1lnllfl tllc night of July 31. and was
struck by it Show Linc express and
killed. Her husband was also killed.
'l‘ltcty icfl‘six children for whom the
summons! on acting.
For Model
ilil tutti i
AMERICA 6000- ENOUGH POI;
65588.:
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. 30.——-“Amer-
ion is good cnough for me. I don't
think these forciguors are any too
fond of us. anyhow. and i will stick to
this country as long as l live."‘Tlfis
statement was made by veteran Ed.
Gears in denial of a cabled report that
he intended taking the cream of the
pacing and trotting material in several
American millionarcs’ stables to‘com-
pcte next season in Berlin. Vienna and.
the Russion tracks. Gecrs believes
Amcricau.harness racing will receive
its greatest boom in the next few
.ycars. lie has gouc into winter quarv
tern with his string. including the nu-
bcutcn Tbc Harvcstcr and will not
tour Europe. he says. “unless an a
sightseeing trip."
There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pnaunumiu
or connumlltlon after Foley's Haney
and Tar has been taken. as it will stop
your ctmnh and break up your cold
quickly. Refuse any but the genuine
Foley's “army and Tar in a yellow
package. Contains no opiates and in
ionic und‘surc. .Bridge Pharmacy and
lio‘. ll. Baxter. "
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For Modern Kitchen Plumbing.
’ Eon Sanitary Bath Room.
Laundry Plumbing.
For a Satisfactory Heating. System
For Stove qr Range Repairingcanlho
' mod satisfactorily supplied! bye.
nutritionists. 17
WALL “WET.
unawaak. cons.
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The ‘
MlLL TEL. 4&3.
.m. ”J..-
H: ‘1..Q$M..;W..._W
Bafley
A’LK. coup.
vane TEL. 40-2.
Lumber and MilliWork‘ for Everything;
from a Piggety to! a: Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window Glass of every description.
Hash Weights and Cord.
Moulded Worden flutters. two sizes.
"l.lunoln" Aupbuit Fabric Rooting.
warranted.
Jena can?rar”r~t.mce
One. two. and three-ply 'I‘armapor.
Siatera‘ Paper. ‘
Sheathing and lluilticrs' Paper.
Hair instituting and hastening Pawn:
m
. “wannanahminwM. .. c, "an...” a
Cross Creek Coal? for Raw -‘
Horne Comfortable
Meals
Carmel Cool for Open Grate
ti fr! “
on Time
Children . Happy
Luxury at Small; ate
my be yours if we have uthd'tiu
renovating your automobile“ We will
ro-upbolater the seats and backs of
your car at a price so tnmlernta that
you will regret not having had thc
matter attended to iwforv. At any
rate. it will cost you satin-mitt“
our minute. ”i
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