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‘nflcr‘y sure l"whether he went or
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child at Port Chester. He was un-
Mrs. Rising thin had her
‘ ukulele sfipoluted guardian of her
,3 ldt so t at her husband would not
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waitress in- a d'gepcrt r'cstaur
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anti daughters: -
0n t e Ground ofi Desortlon. ,,
lieh'r‘iet a Millions, 0! Bridgeport
“do granted a decree of divorce on
the mild (ill ‘slcse'rtlon There were
w qpuots a leged. cruelty being 0 o
ouguem but the "court took no steak
in. ome oi' the testimony in that line.
who, couYuls bole Inaitrled at Brew
in 1903 The
years.
top furniture
husband had a nasty temper
will
it on on her. She said she was beat-
on by him continually. ’
Mrs J
pbatic regarding the cruel
oi the defendant. inward bet daughter
She told the octet that. Mallette had it
habit of picking up a chair and strik-
ing her daughter earths-head Willi it. ’
This habit. said the witness, was daily. .
Judge Williams did a little cross
examining himselt as regards to the
chair business, and the daily hob
Mrs. Reynolds stuck pretty wall to the
story, but under the constant ques-
tioning of the court began to mod
ify it somewhat. and told specifically
of one occasion when- the chair hit
her daughter on the head. She said
however. that Mallette threw dishes
hen the court crossoxamined tool.”
ass she said that she had her
it ebbhd sweeten Lu Greenwich twoH
' ysnrs after he left her, and use him
cohvlcwrl for ntfil‘support. The plain.
till will that she has lbee eon employed
3’
and has been supporting herself
new plaintiff
but; can living in Bridgeport for four
While she was. on the stand
slits told the hon t shot; her husband
list! no business whatever. and four
yours ago he had it bill of $80 to face
He fled When he saw
size of the bill be said that he
w ill be blessed 13‘ he would pay it
sewiusdwesd oou Andilwhvei‘ came.
back.» The testimony showed that the
The
plaintiffs: Itnteu that when anything
wrong with him he would take
en-nie Reynolds. of Dnnbury. 3
mother of the plaintiff, was quite em- ‘
treatment
1 his wife and she was abllledto’
eels employment to support herself;
an I- a while Ill. ti o sud Ah
'3‘” . q summit. path. and.
o' “I! ‘ him file" 413/ I year.
has e came back
Bl quite
{imlthllt lip , .
but hes so It no
imbo not cm to his w‘if‘e‘ldidd is. an
hour. Ho inti sled that‘he beds or
views for the tare thanlt lack a ter
“her.” That wogin August, 1906. and
use the last shed 6193M. Plaintifi was
allowed to resume her maiden heme
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WlNFANTILI PARALYMB
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State Health BeoretIry Townsend
Trying to Precure Doss. ~
«HARTFORD. Dec.1fl~'-A.n short is
made by the State Bond of
lien th through its secretary. Dr. J.
.Townsead. to procure Ill possible
dots. doubling with infantile paralysis
in this state .i'or future publication. in»
formation in particular is sought as to
the port liens plhy in conveying the
disease Dust and insects are also poe~
sible factors. «Out of a large number
of blanks sent out several Weeks ago
to health omciuls and physicians, re-
lating to this- melody. only 68 have
thus fsr been returned. while a total
or 166 cases of, infantile psralysis have
been reported The monthly report at
tbe'stst‘e Health Bureau. issued today.
urges cooperation on the part of phy-
sicians‘snd‘ others in the compilation.
of the desired data.
Tuberculosis literature printed in
lieu languages is. now. ready fer distri
bution through health omoe'rs.
‘ The board reports a total of 1243i
deaths during November.
less than in October, 16 less than in
November of last year. and 9 more
than the average number of deaths
during NOVembor for the five years
Ireceding. The death rate was 13.8
'lor the large townsrtor the small
towns 118. and tor the whole state
:13 1. The deaths reported from infcc‘
lions diseases were 181. being 14 l per
cent. of the total mortality.
During the past month all cases or
consumption. were reported; 139 cases
Ind croup and toe cases of infantile
;.lal-lll)'sln. .
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COLLISION N MAIN STREET. |
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Wagon Meet.
Trolley‘csr. 293 end the delivery
wagon of the Union Parsel Delivory
company came together in Main street
yesterday noon at 12:12 o‘clock with
the result that the wagon fared the
worse. The damage was slight and
amountedto the breaking of the whif-
to end be” bundled her up and took
"BIN 1" Wildlidh i blew Yo ork 3
This is 131 .
Jf typhoid; 323 cases of diphtheria ,
Trolley Car and Union-Parcel Delivery in
detree on the wagon, which was in
charge or W..R. Sammie. brother of the
)wner ol the wagon, It the time. There
was quite a crash and a crowd collect
ad. but soou dispersed when the extent
If the trouble became known. The
horse did not attempt to run away. nor
was the driver thrown from his wagon.
The trolley car was in charge of Mot-
knives and forks at her daughter and
beat her The court allowed the div-
orce on the ground of deserticn
Was Cigarette Fiend
India 6 Seaman Was granted a
divorce from Walter H Seaman, both
or Bridgeport on the ground 01 cruel-
ty. some of the acts of the defendant
t ward his young wife. who did not
em to be a litmus woman were un-
printable. The couple were married
in September 1909 and alter a while 1,1,3, rounding the corner or Main and
they lived with the parents of th We” “more, .when the wagon was
bride in Walter piece. Then the livgfgtmck,
will Courtlenu street. Bridgeport. Mr.
Seem“ was a cigarette head, which 3
might account for some of his acts. Ac-
mains“ to his wife he smoked from 70
I I". out! would even take them
to bed with him The couple began to
have trouble when they il‘ved on Coat
land street. when the young wife was
subjected to cruelties when she was
ill Later when they lived on Main
street his abuse was or a physical
- character. One time he beat her in
the bellwa oi the borne where they
were llivng and she had to remain in
bed and have the attendance or a doc-
tor. I m storied in a theater,
4 Where Itn'till use elected for his ec-
. tloas. M ob time 800mm was or-
._ relied and,a toisll. This was a
month alter the marriage.
Before Atomic! Klein bed time to flu-,
but his list of witnesses Judge William
said that be m heard enough and of
Mom and also allowed the
pins to mono bsr mslden name
of Bern.
, Goo Cox. I oblored farm hand
on the Burroughs plus in the heir
Ield wodil, was mated a decree from
Grace defer: Gan. at Bridgeport. on
me around of desertlon Co: has been
live; continuously on the Burroughs
Ice for 1 “3o!” October. 18119.
' boost. but the II-
nnd wss scratched slightly. “The car
was bound for Winnipauk. and was
Mrs. D. Glikerson. 326 ingles ave
hue, Youngstown Ohio. gained wisdom
by experience "My little girl had a
severe cold and coughed almost can-
linaously My sister recommended Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar. The first dose
1 gave her relieved the inflammation
in her throat end Iftor using one hot-
tle her throat and lunxs were entirely
:ree from inflammation. Since then l
.Ilways keep a bottle of Foley's Honey
.md Tor in the house. Ascent no sub
Minutes" The Bridge Pharmacy and
W F. ngmore & Co.
CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE POM-
FRET OCHOOL.
Ride-field Couple am it 360,000 for I
New Gymnasium.
PUTNAM. Dec. lil.~'l‘hc manage
ment of the Pomfret School is re-
ioiclng today over the am of :50 000
from Mr. slid Mrs Frederick 1! Lewis
of Ridgolleid Ind New York, who stip-
'ulete that the money is to be used for
a gymnasium The new building will
lifltiuto the seismic of the school build-
inns in I [ratifying manner The
gift will make in Ill upwards of I700
000 which has been received by the
338°13'30“ gltbin Ive yang.“ s moire
w oil vultrestes e e ontote
WWI“ *3” W patrons Ind [Heads of the school.
on tlle farm in the noun»
3!: to her his bubbsnd. %. I...» m Tnlwl'rv sues.
Planning around 30,3 m
~ “‘3“ 09W” of mm" gamut... smith mum on, It is
19°F?“ tines . . lust Public Highway.
33M MING. ?‘ People not IcouIioteIimith the eu-
Ill ”3,. “0 4.310 cum-terms hers been 1: little amt!
. I'M, lied Ir- the Insurance in
rpisce oils divtdlss been bmlns I
. mu net‘s balsa“ 111$wa "
IMO wss no so more-
“03 mum same It.
urman Allen and Conductor Decker ‘
Trinity '
’l'o Avoid
It is better to go out with
out your hat and cont on a
damp and row tiny than to
' walk around in the wet and
slushy streets in thin-soled
or low shoes.
The first thing to do to
prevent colds is to keep
your feet dry.
Then wear the right kind
of clothing—anti that means
the kind that is loose warm
and comfortable.
'i‘ben
foul air
of it.
Then
about. (Pronounced B
.' ..,\~“QOUTH NOR-WALK. CONN", SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1910
of sleeping with your win-
dows open.
never killotl ntiyhodynbut
’l‘hcn cut the proper food-
nourishing food. and plenty
of Sheila at hand. and take
it regularly in cold or (lump
weather. and whenever you
hove been exposed.
entlnel
, , lin): The ceiebrstsd Swiss remedy for coughs and colds.
Colds
Keep Your Feet D 1
not into the hulllt 11‘ these directions are fpl~
lowed until they grow into
a habit. you will never be
bothered by colds, or bron-
chitis. or coughs, and tho
[{l‘lppe epidemics will pass
)0!) by
What Sirolin Is
Sirollu is not only the
world '3 standard remedy for
colds." ‘cbuglis. idllluenzu,
bronchitis. grippe. and
other pulmonary ntl'ectlons,
but it is took: and recon-
utructlve in itsactionms well.
It stimulates the appetite,
improves the digestion. aids
the assimilation of food,
nourishes the tissues, and
is potential in retarding that
waste of tissues and that
poverty of blood which are
among 1* most prominent '
lecture, 41‘ pryi-essive con~ .
sumptio
Fresh air has
has killed millions.
I
always have a brittle
Sirolin f0
Siroli‘n contains no nlorphine, codeine, habit-formal“ or constituting drug '
r Coughs and Colds
THE SlROLIN COMPANY. 365 it ."67 Canal Street. New York
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WILL WORK WEBT ROCKS ROAC.
gnu——
Over the Plans.
4 The selectmsn and the city engineer
were looking over the map of the West
Rocks road this morning preparatory
to working the stredt. The road has
been laid out by the seisctmen as was
authorized by three separate town
eetings, and the work will be started
before long. The fences ol' the pro-
perty owners will be taken down and
the road worked according to the lay
out of the soloctmcn. One fence, the
longest, and Which would have been
uhe most dlilicult to remove. will not
lime to be taken down by the select
Inch. although in their layout it would
have bad to be.
The reason for this is that the wall.
which was the lengthy sud Inussnvo
one of 3’ Brooks. has been rumm-
ed and is bolus used by hi: llrcoks
for the building of his large eighteen
room mansion. This house is to be
one of the largest. in The Norwaiks
and will be exquisite in its decoration
The selecimcn did not state when
.the work ml the rend will be started,
but it is understood that it will be com.
menced in the near lutul'c This is
the work that caused so much discus-
‘nlon and several town meetings and
hearings upon the matter
LARGE REAL ESTATE DEAL.
118 Acres In East Rooks Section Sold
to New York Resident.
A large real estate deal has taken
place recently and is the. changing
of 118 acres in Norwalk. The prop
crty. which is situated in the East
Rocks head section and in 'l‘ollsome
by Samuel 7.. Chescbro. who in renal.
ed to be one of the Woultbicst mcn in
the eastern suction of the United
States. Mr. (lbcsebro lites in New Rd
property about the country and then
sell it at on advanced figure. it is said
piishcd in this way. The purchaser
in this cuss was Herman Aaron. of
New York city. another wealthy man
was owned jointly by Noah Wood. fe-
ihcr of City Engineer f‘baries N
Wood and Jonathan (1?.amp The
msininn slxly- one ems belonged to
the Marvin Brothers The property be-
slde bolus one or the finest entities
in the entire town of Norwslk ls oi»
pulled in elevation only by the Boers
Hill section in Winnipeuk
Borne period! "I good because they
are too i s be 41.
” rout rurrtlaurr
Icons of tooth Namath am». Are“
Ls‘Irnlng the Duty of the Kidneys.
“To illici- the blood is the kidneys
dint
When theyl‘sli to do this the kidneys
she sick.
um Immel. out up
”mansion of 'llxiliutnb stroll. Ill‘ must
' ‘ be done swmmo were. also the:
were! Wise W the sum
Tim melt.» saith desired “:0
“1?“me om
«ammo ism:- my.
ewes"
simply (I I is»
the property in l
mummy hoes" _
olisckoche sad msny kidney ills foi-
w:
misery trouble. diabetes.
11' s Kidney Pills cure than: sit.
Sleuth Noerk people endorse bur
south nus ‘
limit. (3. sermons.“ I
set. . so in floral on. s;
”gun's Kdl‘my Pills lilac?” . “If.”
M than any other We: i sit l‘
we
:fid' ”Tbrfwrs no i “his“:
C “I. I
”fill W . 3 a W” I! ”3
Wills Inuit
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Selectmen Ind‘Englneer Wood Loo‘ed ‘
avenue, was purchased some time also ‘
shells. and it is his habit to purchase 4
that much of his wealth was nccom- 3
Fifty-seven ucrcs of the land formerly '
so one of the most elevated being sur- '-
meet- .M. NW...“
GRAY HORSE MAY LIVE.
m
useless us to
These horses
But Liveryman Banks' Animal. struck wcle a beautiful pair. being everything
Idelcd him practicall
horse for busy wor.
that one expects a horse to be. gentle.
kind, obedient. and all the qualities
that make good horses. Those around
the stable in lilver street feel mighty
lbndlv over the death. of one and the
covers injuries of the other.
by Train, Will be or Little Use.
The gray horse, owned by Oscar H
ilallks. mate of Ibo one, killed in Can
non Station. earlier in the. week. when
it jumped in front of tho l’ittsilclli ex
press, is in about the same condition
lousy. slthough there are signs or some
improvement. Dr. G. M. Brunduge
sets that if the horse does not recover,
he will he of little good. for the shock
and the injuries lit récclvcd have ren~l
Miss Lucile Raymond. of leewlsboro.
has been entertained by her sister.
Norwalk.
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Ben Hur Flour, Bag 800; Barrel $6.50
Maine Potatoes ...................... . ..peck, 20c; bushel, 750
3 packages any kind Pancake Flour ....... . ......... .. .
. . .s.. .25c
3 packages Becker’s or White Rose Oatmeal . . . ........ . .. .asc
Cranberries .- ............................ . ..... ‘. . rec quart
Home Celery and Spinach Sweet Potatoes. Grapes. Oranges,
'Applcs, Nuts and Sweet Cider.
20 NORTH MAIN CTREET.
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PHONE 143.
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Are You a Coffee Drinker
Then try n pound of our FAMOUS 96c BLIND. While wholesale
prices of Coffee are steadily advancing. we are retailing it for the
some prices as ever. Try us and be convinced where good and pure
Coilee slid Ton can be bought.
We also currv a full line of 'luplocu. (‘orn Starch spices Ex-
tracts, Farina and kindred other semis. with whith are given our vote
usblo checks.
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UNION PACIFIC TEA COMPANY
126 WASHINGTON IT. (0. E. :xrahlhnsgsr)
Free Delivery I
MOTH NORWALK. CONN.
HILL "I... 4". YARD Til» I“.
Lumberantl Mid Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
one. We!!! three-ply To not. 4..
Sister! Paper.
lhostlllnq In.) “our Paper.
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WEI: sod Datum Pom
"Willi” M of "of! «WC.
'lssh Welsh“ and flora. "
ouldsd Wooden Gutters. on sites:
cools" Asphalt hurls Mega.
warranted. 3 fl! 3 .3 V ;
Ill
'5
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for Visionaries for Ballrooms. Kitchens. laundrlss. Psotriss. mils.
etc. Applied either upon the studdlns or sheathing” far ’lllltllilr to
(libel-W ti W figfir. cleaner. more Itinrtivo. more ,
, bones tor muslin;
, tired. my kidney action was irregular
Mrs Hurry Benedict. at her home in
UNITED, GROCERY COMPANY;
3 " 3 new... 99m339' ‘
n... Hatch & Bailey C03 ‘ ‘
3 Hotel Méhsckémo
i
M. Fobimsn Ippcinted locally 3
consider the matter of imprbyentent
was“ “we; or a
number er sections in illc‘cityrls set-
ting right down to ‘bulllneilet
E"This committee conslslso Charles
mflfloyt. chairman. Dr M.
Wolfe and Christian Swarm, anti they
met and organised for business the
day following their appointment. Since
they have consulted frequently on the
sublsct and will sbcItly deliver back. -
to the city council a comprehensive em or :osr men"
:3th on their investigation into them
ti.1ect la 3 A E BALEHM
Mr. Hoyt is very enthusiastic over 101",“ lscoii to Connollus Buckle
"10 ””7133“ and it ’5 believed that 11“ lot and buudlugg’ 3"}th ayenueyw wag:
associates on the committee are also John 3 Walsh and wife to Win. 1“.
favorable to it. Numerous cities where Coggswell. house and lot Cross street.
the plan has been followed out have Wei
3’9"“ communicated "W‘- Annie Kramstsek to Rudolph Meyer.
Under “’9 plan ”303305813 “19 proper. land and buildongs, North Norwallt.
ly owners havclten years in which to War
lilli‘uidafe the bonds the irgerest il'or
w icb is paid in some cases y the c it! WWII ‘
und in some cases not. cents Evin ”may;
IOME TRAINS ANNULLED.
New HIVen Railroad Company An- .
bounces chasm fer Cbrlstmns
and New Years.
The New Yolk New Haven and
I... “shoestring. so
; « u“.
A...“
Hartford Ruiirond'lCompsn‘y; hhas lam 9‘ 3
bounced the noun ment an o one as -‘
of a number of trains for Mondays, De- smsmml‘m
cemher 26 and January 2.111 addition
to the taking on of sevtsrsl‘way trIinIJ .
all Stamford Harlem River trains will: ,
stop running.
"THE PLACE"
'l‘roin No 80, leaving New York 5:02
p. m., will stop at, Stamford. South
Net-walk and Bridgeport.
“Bankers' Express," No. ass. will
leave New Haven 8:03 o. m., making
all stops or that train, due New York
9:57 a. m.
Boston Express, No is will leave
New Haven 12: 03 p m., making all
stops of that train due New lork 2
p in
TAKE CARE!
Remember that when your kidneys
re affected, your life is in danger.
i. Mayer. Rochester, N. Y., says: '
"My trouble started with u reharp 3
shooting pain over my back which 3
ow worse daily. i felt sluggish and 3’
x,
“Dyers
in all the V mobs
shades and
Styles
and infrequent. i started using Fe ’
icy Kidney Pills. Each dose seemed ;
to put new life and strength into me, i
and now I am completely cured and -
feel better and stronger than for 3
years The Bridge Pharmacy and W.
F. ngmormdl Go .
I
3. 50c to $2
Xmas Holidays Ladles’ Firfelt Slippers
‘ New, Warm, Stylish
will 800“ ”93 hm“ $1825. $1.50
"WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"
3 Two Stores. 4
Norwalk Sailor-walls
Let us suggest 1
as a present C
Portable
. . . 3
‘ChrlstmasRemlttances
For the. Old Country '
White Star Lil‘s Drafts
Money Orders to All Parts of the
World
JHMLaygn&®.
We. have them in some of the finest
designs ever shown in the Twin Cities.
and with prices right. Come 3,.“ and
look them over. No trouble to show
goods. ‘0‘“
6 mums Avenue.
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PHONOGRKP‘H
Will tasks a merry Christal“ do? the
who) I familY-
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
statues Insomnia ‘ro our:
‘ sss BAY“ site ill-wens
$1 Per Week
PAY! POI m
i‘VZTl.
wwmmbw M we?
Williams-3M
1| m. III» ms. some mm ;
Moses. I WIshlsstsu
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