It you liava cultivated it taste tor
good pure. Candy,
OUR HOME MAD! SWEET!
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways freehand noticing
F. A. LANE
Tel. 409. 51 Washington St.
lilIAl'NEWS
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and continued cool tonight. with
temperature close to freezing In tho
interior; Saturday fair. slightly warnr
or. moderate west. to northwest winds,
becoming variablo. A slight disturb
once. central noar Portland. 010., Is
causing blustorlng. squally wouthor
along the New England most. A long
ridge of high pressuro, oxtcndlng from
the Gulf northward to tho I.ako ro-
glon, is producing ploasant wouthor
with low temperaturos worn roportod
from the buko region and the northorn
portions of Non England. 'I‘ho tompor
uturos nro rising hotwoou tho Mississ-
ippi liver. la‘reczlnl.y totnporatuios
woro reportod from tho Loko region
and tho. nortborn portions of Now Eng-
land. "I'ho tonlporniuros nro rising bo
twoou tho Mississippi river and tho
Rocky Mountains.
Al-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'Domporutnro: Low, .'.l; high, 73
(.‘loudy.
Miss Lona
stroot, ls Ill.
Mrs. Louis Buokmnn
' uronuo. is Ill.
August. Wiohmnn. ui' IGlin (lrovo
siroot. ls vory ill with rhoumailsln.
llousc painting. Murphy Iloo. (to,
78 \\'nshington St.
Mrs. Annio l‘lnholl. wii‘o of tho.
H.000 llooiillnok of Frntiko's Iml‘llul‘
shop. has gono to llridul-port to spoud
a tow days.
'l‘horo is n spoolul solo at tho Kring-
or store tomorrow. I‘lvory onv know.
what a Krlcgcr solo moans. lluttor
roull tho adv. nnd proilt thoroby.
Gonornl Russoll Frost. wont to Rhino
ontolos iAIkt‘, nonr Syrnouso Now
York. this morning. to visit his nullit-
or. who in olghiy-six yours oi duo.
William 0. Taylor and (‘lulrlos I..
Winn, lotlor and bust: sololnin rospoo
tiroll, havo boon ouunuod for tho on-
HllIlliI musionl your by tho (it‘noo
t‘huroli or Norunllt.
’l'hotnas Murray, of tho Norwnlk
post oilloo l'oroo. has boon oujming a
tow duyn' \‘aooilon and during this
limo ho.» boon Iondlng to sumo of tin-
dutlos as Ilro murshul.
'l‘llo olvil sorrloo oxnminntiotm for
tho position of rural ourl‘ior of tho
Noru‘alk post ofllt'o will ho hold in tho
Hoffman, of Sutuntor
of“ ...'l Utlllli‘n
(ountil ohanllur on April liltll in
tllurno or ii. .Mt A.lllatot
‘ If it's lilo hlatont nhnpo. wo haw
it and at popular prloes. \'i‘o nro now
hoitor propurod With shapes. Ilowors.
fouthors, ilno trlmmod huts. tluln oror
boi'oro. and lit pricos wo nro ‘iulnous
l‘or. Mlntz‘s. Soo ud. pogo ti
'l‘horo will ho a mootlnl: oi‘ tho
lhoatro lnoorporutors In tho Norwnlk
('lub parlors this ovonlng to look oror
tho arohitoot's piano and to transact
othor important Inislnons. 'l‘ho moot-
qu was onllod by tho prosidont, .l. 'i‘.
l'rowltl
'I‘llo tunoral sorrlt‘os of i'lll’ihitlllllt‘l'
liooriog will ho hold tomorrow lnorn-
Inn. and woro not this morning on wall
stntoll in lost cvonlpg's pnpor. ’l‘ho
uorrloos will lie lII ll o’olooh from St.
Mary's church and tho. rolnnlnn will ho
intorrod In St. Mary's oolnotory,
'l‘bo r-onaus authorltlos rooontly soul
word to tho nppolntod (lt‘lltilltt t'llttillt‘l’il-
torn to no out and tnko about six hun-
Illos In tho prosorihod way and pond
tholr work to hoatlnuuriors. ‘l‘hiu wan
to show Illo nutltorlilos tho onuinorn-
tors“ weak points and thoy will ho
ooholiod accordingly.
, Auction saio oi‘ throo dynotuos and
one gasolonc onltlno (horizontal. and
In mod working ordorl. parlor. dlnlnu
rootn nod kitohou illrnliuro. brouzo.
brass and niokol-Iinluhod ornanwntn.
’I‘ho housohohl goods or Mra. S. Scum.
at No. it Iloyviow avcnuo. on Saturday
April Ii. at. it) ii. iii. John W. Soulioy.
nnotlonoor.
John ’I‘. Ilnyou and who hnvo lust
roturnod flour a No works plonuuio
trip to Washington. I) (7., and Mind
III (’liy. N. .I Whilo In Worthington.
they had tho good fortune to be two
in a crowd or about 000 to shake hands
with tho tirosldont. 'i'lwro was a party
or school tosohors trout Boston and
vicinity. who had ouocoodod In uniting
the prosidont to shaiw hands with
thom, and Mr. and Mrs. llayca know
some of the party and worn thun so
fortunate in bring nblo to no in with
tho school ionoborn' party.
A.” ..._...
Saturday Chocolates,
25c lb.
Stillson-Powell Corporation.
U WASHINGTON 0T.
r In Your Month or Bust insured
for the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
TELEPHONE 165-2
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinda of Insurance—Marine Fire,
'I‘otnado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Acci~
dent insurance.
74 wudmoron eraser. eou‘ru
NORWALK. coon.
VINOL'
THI MODERN
Tonic Reconstruclor
SOLD ONLY BY
F. H. BAXTER
WWANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Fremo- eot up and really to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhellPointNorwelk
A. J. Hand & Company
ElElliRlIlIl ENGINEERS Illll
IiiIlllIIBillllS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’a Theatre Building. South Nob
walk. Conn. Phone 421
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house. In the best pot-
siblc method. Satisfaction guaran-
tood. Itoaaonahlo rams. Phone 477,
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk
Sontlnel want ndvs. pay.
'I‘holnus Word has sold it liorso
Mllllt' wostorn pnrtlos.
Shoroton turnituro and out plans “to
tho tuo Slit‘t'IiIlS in tho llond adv. to-
day.»
I‘llil“ll‘r‘ llonuosso). of Sprint: Hill.
is slowly rooovorlnlr from on uttnok of
tho grip.
Tho Norwilllt Ill. 1.: (‘llllrolln'ltolr \i'lil
romnin tho sumo for tho running must
t'ill your.
’l‘lio novornlng lloord of tho Noruolh
I‘ouutr)‘ ('luh will lii|\t‘ u monilui: lho.
cloning oi Ibo oluh.
Mortlluor S lit-Its, or I I'oioo l‘oth.
is norlously III at his holno will) .m at
luck or soorlol iovor.
.\ postal trout th-orgo llrunh shows
llltll to ho nl Swnu (Wonk. lll. illlli III'
In Inning n lino limo.
William t)rlioh_ oi Now
making it Vitill with his inihor. .r\
lloh. in Soulh Norunlh. '
\t'illlulu Alt-Allistor is spondiun u
woole \‘itt‘llllilll ll‘tllll his duiios In lion
bury til his homo on llitrllor arouuo.
Edward lint-us, oi tho t‘ontrnl Nu
tlonnl Ilnnk. or NUI'\\ilII\. nitoudod Ilio
Post Loon-n throw in Now Halon. lust
Monitor.
In
York. In
()l'~
find them here.
Good Clothcsmn pretty styles, in handsome fabrics
and patterns, will hand: of solid-wearing materials, and as
full of satisfaction as an egg is of meat.
Test our values at our prices!
Sailor and Russian blouao suits in fancy mixtures
and colored serges, ages 3 to to years $3. 00 to $6. 00.
Spring Reefere to fancy cloths and blue scrgcs. $2. 50
to $6. 00.
Knickerbocker Suits. ages 8 to :7. in all the shades
of gray and Ill fast blue serges, $2. 50 to $10. 00.
Hats, Caps. Blouses, Neckwear. Stockings and Un-
derwear for boys,
14 So. Main St.,
So. Norwallt.
TWO STORES:
Tlio [tomcat iiart Scbalincht Marx chillies
Buy 1 Good Clothes
' ‘ For Your Boylt
It pays to pay enough to got good clothes for boys.
It is foolish to pay too little; as foolish to pay tgo, much. ,
But there are good clothes at the right prices, and you will
Masonic Building.
N orwalk
THE VALUE OF A HORSE GOES IN AT His MOUTH.
'I‘bn bout blonds in any horse's podigroo attor all
and hay. ‘
niro lIllII dmn what ihoy
nob 1’
Ilfo.
Proprietor
ilonnlo Horse Food
llonnio Dairy l-‘ood
Ilnnnlo Poultry Food
ii" lnlo Stork Food
I .tnlo Scratching Food
Bonnie Little Chick Food
”W
will.
“For the Land Sake"
Field.
(”1‘ good teed
With ploniy of good. oloun groin and buy, with good waior
oi oourso. tho nvorano animal will turn out it good npoolulon
Wu
brooding and rory lltilo toiood Ilnd ohm;
horsos ovor aorotnpllahod on aristocratic dosooni and no I‘llth} atom
l‘odinl‘oo only it: n wonk titan to support horso or man through
And tho quality of tho grain you food your ntlltnnh- Is on lillptli“
itlnt as tho quality of tho food you out.
Quality First. Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
giro lots, of rrodit to blood and
got what nouhl any ot our
use Bowker’s
Fertilizers tor Lawn. Garden and
, ho IIIH
JacksOn’s Photographs
Combine the Finest Material with years of Study and Experience.
RESULT:
Call and See Our New Suppl“
A Pleasing. Permanent Photograph.
wt no FRA
A Large Varietyof cholca‘ffllsrna a d Prion to 3...
Pictures and Let Us Suggest a Proper Frame
NO.
Jackson's Studio
NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Hotel
rbg Your
.luduo .\ I'J. Austin hits i'oim’taotl;
from his ll't‘t'lll trip to t‘ulm .lnd Illo
Illilit'ts' Illlii is urootlnn his Iliilll) I'rlonds
In town tolln}. ,
i"l‘fllli‘l5 Word ni lilt‘ II. N A" S to;
is onloylng it short rnoniion trout his I
«lotion and is spontllon it in Now Iln *
you whoro ho nitontiod tho Normal
sohool dnnoo Inst owning.
~- I'ullinu ”to into tho Millinor) hus-
lnohs 'l‘ltitl'r. what no oro (intuit.
t‘onto in: look mor our bouutltul iIllt‘i"
Itilll “'olltiol'lnl lllsol'llnotll You onn'l
It” wrong. Minty/s. Soo nil~ pogo ti -
'l'ltu- noxi onrpot bouln unnu- bu
Iuoou l'ounssus t‘ounoll olui Shot-onto
t‘oumII. ltmnl Arounulu. in tho FIIIII'
Itllll‘llzillli'lli, will bo pluyotl on Woduos
tiny owning of post mm]. in Norwulit.
’l‘hoso who itlIt-tlill‘tl tho No“ II Hon
Stuto Nornutl Sohool dnnoo In Now llnv
run lnui night ul‘o illo Shanon Zita
Form); )hrtlo Soull)’. Joann-Ito (‘ullu
hon, nnd Loonorn Wold. 'l‘lioy rt-poli
nu oxoolloni tllno.
A nonr-rnnnwuy took plooo INSIIII“
llil_\‘ “hon tho homo of tho Atlnntio und
l'noltio 'I‘on (‘o In ohnruo ol‘ l‘iill‘lt' (inr-
ilohl took t’rluhi at o phoning uuto. Ilo
Won aioppod Soon. howovor and no
timnitxo was dono.
'l‘hr-ro will ho a upooiul sorvlro III.
tho Lighthonso Mission tonight wn sul-
vnlion tnooiinp l‘or ovorilnnly. from
724.3 to liziitl. Following this uot‘vloo
lhoro will ho n oonm‘ol'nllon “looting
i‘or i‘hrlutinnn only, t'briaiiun pooplo
of all dohominntions nro urged to ni-
tond this mooilnu.
’I‘ho udvoriiulnu oonunltloo of llu-
Mot-chant'n and Milliiliitt'llll‘t‘l"ti Ammol~
nlltm In planning to not out oloolrw
typos mlrorilulun tho I‘Ity ol‘ South
an'u'ttlk on tho books of luminous on-
v.olopon It is proponotl to do tho pr Int
lug of ii I‘roo i'ot tiny Inndnoom than u ho
will IINI‘ tho ndvotilulnu, 'l‘ho nduirtia
ing mmmlltoo nro mmildout that thov
can lndmo pr'mtlrnlly tho uuiwtsnl
uno of tho out among tho looal union
inotororl-t whouo ptoduoin go to «wow
cornor of tho Wm‘ltl.
ISHINIIIIBK
For Flatileb and Trout.
Baseball Goods
OF ALL KINDS.
At ‘COLEMAN’S
NEWS BTORE
10 North Main St. loutb Norwalk
Agent for A. O. Spaiding's
again be so young.
Have that
SOUTH NORWALK
Nature Renews Her Youth Each Spring
and we poor mortals can have our new spring suits. but will never
Photograph taken now.
G. 8. North, Photographer
7! WASHINGTON STREET
Haddock, . .
Flatiisb, . .
Green Smelt. . .
Spanish Mackerel. .
Roe Shad. . .
Round Clams, .
Greenport Oysters, .
50c qt.
Halibut, Salmon. White Perch, Bluefish, Eels. Long and .
No frozen dock.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Round Clams.
TELEPHONE 108.
SOFT HATS
Baseball and Sporting Goods
Spring Styles ,
I
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l
I
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Priccsw on Fish Still
Going Down
8r. lb.
8c lb.
l4c lb.
16c lb.
lSc lb.
I0c qt.
Pollock.
Steak Cod,
Sea Trout,
Haddock Roe.
Buck Shad,
Sea Escaliops.
8c lb.
IZc lb.
Ibc lb.
ISc lb.
12c lb.
500 qt.
Rockewey Long Clams,
opened.
0c qt.
FREE DELIVERY.
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
Spring Prices -- ‘
DERBIES .. . . . . ..$x.5o. 31:75, $1.90. $2.40. $2.90
.. . . . . . .5oc, $1.00. Sx.5o. 81-75. $1.90, $2.40
MEN’S AND BOYS' CAPS . .. . . .. . . .acc, 45c, 90c and Sue
UMBRELLAS ... . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .75c, goc, $1.40, $1.90. $9.40-
lIIIlII III llJl
WALL STHEJT 102 10 ll.
Stocks were sold at functional conces-
sionn in the opening dealings, tho Inn»I
. gnid domand being In sufficient ta) abt
ion
curb even tho "18“er offerings.
Northern Orc Cortltlcutss and Nation-
nl Railways oi' Moxito First PM. do-'
cllnod 1 Federal Mining phi. 2 and
I American i-‘Iniollln
WALL S’i‘Rl‘i '. ii a. "LWTIIO
wanknoss oi' the market became more
pt‘dnonncod. Docllnos were of about
(«filial proportions in tho boat known
railroads and spoo‘iultlcs Consolidated
Gas and [1.8. lluhbnr foil 1% SI.
Paulund Amulgnmuiod Copper 13%,
Northow stotn Ann-rIoan Smelling and
Sinus Shotticld Stool 1% and hoodlum
' $20.00 and. $25.00 '
Gray Mixtures, of course, in great variety
ALL no; UP-TO-DA'I‘E —
FURNISHINGS
that go with the Spring Suit, ~
including SHOES and OXFORDS .
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St, South Norwalk
tlouthorn I’ao lilo. Atchlaon, tlultod
Status Stool illltl National Il'tld I. Am
crlcan t‘ otton ()II pi'd. advanced 3 and
Pittsburg (‘oal Md. 2%.
“MI. I. STREET. Noon «'I he hurd-
oning money market had It dopronuing
client on sitioks and turthor gold on
port». worn lookod for. 'l‘ho govern-
ment. crop report to bo pnbllnhod today
added to tho suuponso or spooninilvo
sontllnont. Slight recoveries In tho
socond hour throw the markot into
sotni stagnation. Ilonds worc hoary.
WALL STREET. 1 p. ln.~~Stooko
IIECIIIIIP wonk again and prions wont. to
the lowvst. Sumo largo blorks of U.
S. Stool woro lot go. driving it down to
83 ‘ Ilnion l'noillo yioldod l and
Gr at. Northern pill. I‘m
GOIDUGTDRFIIIISTIIATEII
’ A IIIILll-IIP
(C‘ontlnuod from First Pogol
dalv, Wis. ’l‘ho robbery was Irustrstod
by (‘ondurtor Shumway.
As the oouduotor stopped from the
Initial. our onto the IIIIIUI'III ol' the
slcopor, two ntnakod nu-n thrust ro-
rolvors into his taco. Shinany slruok
onc- oi‘ tho moo down with his lantorn.
and as tho nlou hogan to crowd to the
door of tho bullet our tho two llirlr
wnymon Ioopod from tho truiu. Shot
nitor shot won firod ultor ihoni. but
prosunmhly without olioot. as “hon
tho train was brought to a stop nllll
souroh nuldo no traoo oi tboln oould lu-
it‘mnll.
'l‘u'o ltouioos wol‘o ht'l'oslt‘d iii North
Ln t‘mnnr this morning on suspicion ot
llt'lllt: Itnpllrutml in tho train holdup
'I'ho) rvlusod to itiro thoir ll‘dlIlt‘rl, hilt
sold Hwy port» from Chicago.
'l'ho Milwuuhov onirors ltoro luu‘o ro-
t‘ohmi onli monuro roports oi tho ruli-
Iit rt. but so for no they know no numr
it hurt t‘lilltiilt'il ‘
\I'll.\\‘.v\l‘l\‘ m1, Wis, April Sw'i‘ho
IrIOIII’I‘I Lupin-dh‘o. l. of tho t‘llirnuo
Mllnnukoo and St Paul and Minimum-
lis \K‘llh bonrdod by two tnaskod men
at Now Lisbon, Win. olmui :.' o'olook
this niotuinu Tho thou. nttor ridilu: a
short IIIHIRIII‘I‘. olll tho air hose and
loti tho train at littlo hoyond (‘ulup
Ihinglns. It is not human horo ni pron
om whothvr tlio mnrnudors obtuiuod
nu} plnndor.
I'onduotor A. ,i’. Shutnwny t‘rpot'lfl
that tho tumult“ 'liion ohterod ono of
tilt alooplnu n at .\on Lisbon. (In
arming :u 1% “6115an the own
Inf‘i tho on: It toiho lntgnuko car,
Ilolnun tho olixitio and tho first mull
our The» air hour was out and tho
Iqu slouoll up mltiltltntly to poltuil
tho supposed boldttlltl to lomo the
train
Si‘ ARTA. Win. .\p\il hf .\ ropnrt
Iuro sun that tho nu~n \\ ho hold up
tho i‘hionuo. .‘llllwnokoo and St. Paul
train at Non Lisbon. ohtniln-d spoon
imin tho o.\pro:s our and pnssonuors.
MATINEE WHIST CLUB.
‘l‘ho Mutlnm Whirl t ‘lnli mot xix-stor-
till} hilt-moon with Miss .llllia lurk-
uootl .lt hrr homo no lint-I nwnuo and
Miro- Mar) Soyulooi onpinrwl tho Ill‘sl.
prlro Mir Elliott ilrtmn “RR R rhino
wound Itil inch Moro wild rho i’t‘I‘I‘IV‘
od tho w'rond priro A Von onjoynblo
nitorlumo “.Iy. SIM'III :mui rol'roolunohts
uoru- sound nitoi ih.‘ «nrd plutlllg.
Miss Lot h\\titltl wns mind an oxoollont
lmsiosfi and no\l ’l‘hnrsliul April th
Mrs. 'I'lpplor “Ill I'IIII'I‘IIIIII tho club.
Salutdnr spooiuls will ho found in
tho lilokt rump adv lmlo) lloiior loud
it
"va
SERG
PAGE
rival
‘ “SUITS
Are to be very popular this season. We are
showing more than usual. Priced at
$10.00, $12.00,
Apples, Oranges, Celery.
no NORTH MAIN STREET
Duflye Malt Whiskey. '30!
Whiter Baker’s Cocoa, can, - -
Walter Baker’s Chocolate, cake, -
Fancy Maine Potatoes, peck, 20c; bushel, 75c
Sweet Potatoes and Cranberries.
Home Laid Eggs.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
$16.00, $18.00,.
iii:
17c
'l lbs. Etuporatod Ponchos ........ 25c3 lbs. Pickled Salmon ..... .......25c
It lbs Mnscatel Raisins ........... 25C8 cans Corn ...................... 25o
5 lbs. Prunes ..................... 25c3 cans Peas ...................... 25c
Sultana Raisins lb .............. 7C3 cans Tomatoes .................. 25o
Whole Asparagus can ............ 25oAsparngus Tips, can ............. 25o
We keep only
PHONE :43
Eggs, 00:. 25c
A. F BECKMANN & CO.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors
NEW LOT EXTRA FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER JUST IN.
VERY BEST POTATOES .........
DRAKE BROTHERS“ POUND CAKE. per pound .................. 19c
3 LBS. YALE TOAST OR SODA CRACKERS i‘Or ................ 25g
SNIDER'S OR BLUE LABEL CATSUP, bot ....................... 20¢
MAUD 8. BRAND FLOUR ........
........ per peck. 20c; bushel, 80o
.......... per bag. 85:: MIL. $6.75
EXTRA PINK STAMPS WITH OUR FTOPULARTEASAND OOFFEEB
104-STAMP8 WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING ARTICLES-10.
rho Solootod itlluhnrh ...... 130;
pita. (‘Hoh's hlnllo Rho ..... 15c
l
1 pkg. Nirara Food .......... 15c
l
I Inigo hotllo llluing ......... 10c
I quart hottlo Salad Oil. . . .. ..
I lb. Fort Moonroons. lb ...... 15c
i pat-hairs. Macaroni .......... 100
I parkago ()ur Plo Prop ....... 10c
\\'hlsko).
. . . 51.00
Whis.
. 95c
.95c
Kirk‘s illll (‘lou
lmi, ,
Hillllt'l or Illvon itiu’r
in} hot
(lid Valli-t or Sliotnooll hot
“limit in (loltltu “twirling.
hot.
tlordon or Old Tom Gin, bot. .90c
l‘shor‘s Special Scotoh Whis-
koy. hot.
llmvor's
hot. .
“look and \\'llito Sooioh Whis-
koy. hot. S
iionbloin's Club Cocktails.
bot. ...................... $1.“)
A. F. Beckmenn & Co.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embelmer
I. North Main Itmt. South Nor-walk.
Residence. I Washington street.
Telephone at office. 038-2.
Telephone at house, I”.
APRIL
Is no good a mouth for
good rosoluttons on Jun-
nary.
'I'horo is no good roa-
sou why you ran Iioi
uni-o somothlnu onoh
mouth. It It Isn't more
than a dollar.
Start a savings oc-
ooIIIlI with ‘
South Norwelk '
Trust Co.
Email Accounts invited
Phone 440
Souvenir Free!
In Addition to the Usual Checks
WITH
BPIGEO. EXTRACTS, CHOCOLATE. COCOA.
TAPIOCA. CORNSTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.
SATURDAY, APRIL 9
LARGE WASH BASIN
Soutb'Norwallt
.-.~m
Cocoa, . .
Olive OIL. .
SpeciaI--25 lbs. Granulated Sugar,81.35
25c
25c
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 184' '
Deposits over, $3,775,000
George M. Helmea. Pratt.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vioanet.
Fred'k A. Ills. key 0. Trees.‘
I unn’rroao Physician euao
unau—
Walter A. Hench Wants $26,000 for
Alienation oi Aflectiona.
A unit for 82h.il0tl for alienation of
his wife's afloctlonn hoolioelt brought
by Woltor A. Fronoh. torlnorly ol‘
Ilurirortl. against llr. (Ytlnrloa it}. ll‘roo-
itch, n rottrod physician of Hartford.
llr. lt‘t‘nttlll‘ll. who is unmarried. tor-
.nioriy lived with French and his with
'on Oakland 'l‘orrnco. in Hartford. Mr.
,I~‘ronch. who want at. one time connect
'on with the Hartford Auto llody and
Top company. now lives in Red Bank
. .I, while his wife. whoop. maiden
liiatno was undid E. Thaynr Is now
ill lililllllillilll
sun
A. R. POST, Manager
llvlli‘l‘g with her mother to Eat Nor.
wa
About three years ago. Mr and 1m.
French wont to Hartford to live and
titndo thoh homo at No 25.. Trumbull
street where Dr Frooiich also lived. ,
Laterbr Froollch bought a boom on
Oakland Terrace and Mr. and Ira.
Pronoh agreed to put thoir turnituro
Into it and hoop houso there. ttIVIrm
Dr lonelich a home. About a year
ago. Mr. and Mrs. French separated
and now Mr Wrench brings Itllt
against Dr F‘roellob tor allenetioh oi!
his wifo'n affoctlotls Stock belonging .
to the doctor to the James Puller comv
puny and othor property but been at-
inched.
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Norwalk Chronicler