0UP
REouLAR
PRICES
ARE
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
ELSEWHERE.
HAV
29-31 West Washington Street
YOU DISCOVERED
hat Use You Can Make of
your left.
' CHEERFUL
It will prove as useful to you. if you are
an average person. as your right hand. which
does ninety-five per cent. of your work. It
has been proved that ninety-five per cent, of
the world's business. is done on credit, in oth-
er words, credit is your right hand and cash is
You should operate your home on
a thorough business basis.
A CREDIT
Many people go through life handicapping
themselves by paying spot cash and denying
themselves all the joys and benefits of being
well dressed, it being sometimes impossible
to have the cash ready. In other words. they
are trying to do their work with their left
hand. Cheerful credit will make such a fa-
flflbidiiffiflliai‘l.Yflutliflgflfl you
should investigate immediately. .. ..
StinWalm Auatln Mouton an I
on D. Keeler.
B.-——Arthur J. Joseph and Elisabeth.
3‘“ BUS ilflillill liliilii ““63“
VALUES. 3.—-—Phlllp Arthur Kendall and Milt
CHEERFUL drcd Posslelq
CREDIT. o 7.-Wallor Edgar Wilson and Bessie . 3
BIG Births for aplemlier Oulnumher J. can... '.
. CHOICE Dean“ ‘Imost Two I0 ONO 11.-—~Edward Harry Nepal and [rend
‘ 0F ‘ H. Wilson.
STYLES." . l2.——Wllllam .1. Madden and Matilda
.Norwalk'u population increased by Darraah.
ldaps’ and bounds during the month of 187.4911”! Henry “rum,“ and Martha
September, according to the vital stav Keolel‘ '
ldeulhs and marriages is given here
i below;
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ilies.
needs.
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it will be an lmmenSe Help
“But there are different kinds of credit and you should be sure that you are getting THE
BEST and that it what “CHEERFUL CREDIT has proved” to hundreds of South Norwalk lama:
”This big. daylight clothing store. the largest of its kind Win
you every advantage in ”the way of the best kinds of ready~t0«wear
warm; v.2: ‘ ‘
and offers them in such! _quantities that your choice is not restricted but is as on-
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limited as though you had” charge accounts at four or five different stores.
“New «England
wearing
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hard wear. Every one of the big department for Ladies. Misses. Men‘ s. -Young Men' at and Boys
W.
is a thoroughly complete One. If you are as yet unacquainted with the capacity of this store
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for giving you the best clothing service and supplying you with the best clothing you have
ever worn. don‘ t lose a moment in finding out how favorably situated we are to supply your ‘
3Jlil_a‘.\ilirirnret to fluent) and Minnie expressing the hope that something
”offers
apparel.
Everything that
is new. if it is correct. is to be found herein dependable clothes that will give the maximufii
30—4301: to Fusede and Anna DeMurk. iline
:28. ~Peter to Jargon and Julia Mur-E
huultttn SHE LilVEli
GRAHAM. innit IllliiE
(Continued from First Page.)
visits Mrs. Ferguson told ‘uvr n art-n1
deal of her liOlllt‘r'll. The
Witness utntvd lillil sbc liml uinul Mrs
Forguuou mussnue irculmuut for
yours. Silo liilb‘“ George Graham.
Mrs. Il‘t‘i‘fllitltlll inlrodui-t-d him to llt'l‘
on one of her violin." It was wry t‘Il'llI‘
to lllt‘ witness I:lnl lbw) wvii- l.l lulu.
Mm. Ferguson's lldol'lilu nuts on she
followed iii'uhum. iohl hm lll;ll. Mrs.
it‘l'ritiluon u‘iil-l nlwnl's lllt‘llllt‘ii to talk
oi tlruhum and his spll'liunliuilc pow~
era. Milli the wilncuu. Mrs. Ferguson
lold lll'l‘ llull tli'nbzliu could i'lom- lllN
l'lt'h‘ :IliJ it'll uhul pu'ollin- wnl'i- dollijt
"llll'H and miles away; ulso lhui he
could loll fortune» and "who pro
(Ili'lltlilfl. it won \‘i'l‘y midcul loo. l|f'-
holding to the Ollfll‘l‘wiilliilh ol‘ the \Vll-
noun, tbul tibi- buliuvcd in (irulium’ii
powers. The witncuu ulao admitted
that lirabum oncc told her lorlunc.
Did Not Care For «Public.
ll‘oliliiw‘.
in u convcrunllon with M‘ For-
glirtlll at one of thouu‘ limos ho win
mun lold Mrii. i'\-l‘ullllllll lluil iibu
should bu careful about public optn~
ion, imd lhiil silo abould bc wry
chi-ul‘ui in low public llilllillil' toward
(hubnin. but Mr». Ft‘i‘llmllll replied
that idle did not cure for public opln~
ion in l-llumforil. nu iihc won very little
Illl!)Wn. unrwny, ill llliit town. Mrl.
Mcit‘iu'lumi itlno related lliiil onu limo
Him now u lurau photograph of
(linbnul lu Mi'u. Fergu‘hon‘u bed room,
and i\'ill‘IiFi|l‘14[)l)kt' lo the lunar
llimlli ll Mru. Formal-ion. pointlna to
lilo photograph. mild thul ii Willi her
lover. 'i‘llin iNl to it convorantiop find
MI'H. it‘f‘l'lzliuoli told the witness that
illll‘ ltll‘i'ii "fluorite” lleittll' than it“!
one. and that "fluorite" loved her.
"You must nol any that." replied the
wilm-uu, for if that is the way you one
count on you will love many men to
low you act through."
Husband Did Not Love Her.
. "Why do you my llmt." norm-rod
Mrs. Ferguson. To which the witness
n-ullml lbui iimham was far beneath
iwr. Mrs. Ferguson thou- uncured
“ml her husband did not lore hot,
and never did. aim that idle did not
"”0 hm" husband our W. lire.
term morning it wps mu that more
Ferguson know lhnt her husband did
not low Iu-r, because "George“ told:
llvi' so. tiluiliini sun things in \islons
and she lu-lict'cd who! he told but.
and "licol'uo" told bur llllll he saw:
Ferguson lll Visions pith llllll'l‘ \\’t)Iill‘Il.l
"Wliul was the chlo.’ topic of coil»:
retention?" unload Attorney (‘utu-,
lnlnuu.
"\\'o generally lnlkcd iilloui licorlliti
and his wonderful powers."
The witness rchited that one time:
Mrs. Fl‘l'lilliitlii lold her of ii \‘lrilflll.
ihnl ilcoruc bud. in which he saw Mr.
till» (Mru. l-‘critusonl wan to die soon
uiloi'. Mrs. Ft-i'uusou iohi her that.
him would rmhm' ll'llt-ll hcr daughter.l
it‘ruucca. to George than in the Pur-
mumps.
"At that limo was Mrs. Forum-ioni
in consultation with physicians for‘
nerve troubles?”
”You. She told me that her nurvo
upvwluliut iolti her that it was ll. good
thing for her to have a lover. no it
would sooth her.
in Arms of a Man.
John J. ()‘llriou. of Fifth Iitroul.
Stamford. a plumber of that town.
untitled that ho wan the non of Mor-
l
Emostly b) the
mad Mrs. Ferguson divorced. also that
tum (l‘llrlou. tho gurdnur for the For.
unuonn. and of Miiry O'Brien. tho
housekeeper. (ini- winter’s night in
lllllli, when he wuu on his way to vinlil
occiiulon in sir-pl
bin fnihor ho had
close to a burn on Strawberry Hill.
in turning around he now Mrs. Fer-
guson in the ant"! of ”A man"
ulnar-d her. and its he dld no. be (it.
claimed; ”0h. Emilie." When the
witness went home. he relutcd what
he had witnessed in his parents.
Morgan O Brien. fnlhi-i of the hull
whiten. «pd the anrdncr on the For‘
action property testified that he know
(impact and that he will lit the house
moot every afternoon. but got away
before the arrival of Mr. Forgotten.
'who arrived from New Xurll. on the
8:40 train. Also that inraham was
always at the house when Frances was
at the riding school. The Mittens ru-
iitted an lactation when he and Bixhy.
the coachman. Were washing windows
they saw Mr. Graham and Mrs. For-
gotten dodso any out of it room.
Many ”motors.
w ho '
When the divorce case health you-
trust a larger number of visitors pron l
olil ihun or. the opening day. There
were mun Lidlus present. and thou tit‘ :
lic bud a number of interview» with
Mr». Ferguson at tho lion-1 Webster
‘1 Now \‘oi‘lt clll‘, and advised her to
by gas. and that counsel defending
.Jumt-o ll. Mcxumuru on trial for the
murder of (ballots (i iluxxerti. who
iupled mm in the jun box. so as lo not .i good lawwr l0 bruit“ 1 her rights was killed in the distal-tor should not
hour th- ill-stimuli) of thr- ulimms
Mr. Ferguson out close to his iliiilrllvl s
uiid cunllnuuliy silokod his muslnchc.
.\lru. Foruuuon‘ the defendant. who. in
the way. lulu flit-d ii crops-complaint
was utili'od in a deep blue gown. still
i
l burl. of Ailnrue)‘ Roduorn. who is du-I
lug mold of the examining.
The morning session was taken till.
reading of depoultlons‘
from delt'i'llvrd and salesmen. the lat-
iur to show that Mril. Foraumu spoilt
money liberally on the purchase oil
jewelry ulld tlolblua for Mllilf‘ mun.f
line oi‘ the first of tho wilncaucu wall
Joseph H Louis. u porlrr oil the
North Star aluaiucr. pljlng hutweeu
New York and Portland. Me. who
leallliud that Mr». Ferguson occupied
cubln ii and that (lrnbam occupied
cabin l-‘, and that i'l door connected the
lwu roomii. He won called in to get
no order for hrculifulit and law Mrs.
Foruuiion in bed and Graham was in
her room.
Detective Testifies. '
Tllmnflh Dunn. a private detective.
i‘l‘lnlt’ti that he followed Mrs. Fertili-
uou und ilrahuiu on the trip on the
North illur. when they took pun-alto.
will; it mold and the two children.
it» i'clulcd in detail lhu location of
the room» the. party occupied. Ho
llliw followed them to the Hotel Lafay-
ette. in Portland. whore Graham rep
tutored the party.
The (luminous of salesmen of the,
jewelry More of Black, Blur and Front.
Fifth uremic. .‘ew York. wait rend to
ilhow that Mrs Ferguson purchased
two rings for it man. one worth $76
and the other "all. and had them
cuarued to Mr I‘l'i‘gliflon.
Thc demolition of aulenmen‘of the
clothing haunt: of Brooke and '00.
about"! ihni clothing for ii men was
purchased more by Mn. Ferguson and
rimmed to her huiibiino. At the time
of her calling Illa. addressed the mall
till Mr. Fol-attach.
"Acton on a Friend."
A stood deal of the time yesterday
was taken up with the testimony of
Eliot Norton. who first noted as it
friend for Mr. Ferguson and then u
‘the datum“ posltlon that the “pier
,n lawyer. in the divorce proceedluna.‘
in the use in one of those inter}
\lcws Mrs Ferguson asked witness
“but ‘loruj had on her. tutti he an-
swered that it was incomprehensible
ioi bet to llo anal wlib u guide for
nine dove in the uoods of Maine undl
no: rt-ullze hon bllt‘ had compromised
iit'l‘tlvii it was at this lulcrvh-w that:
Mrs. Foruulou told him what a lino;
ltuldo timirge was and of his remark-
Hilll‘ psycllil‘ powers. The witness also
founded to the conl'ursullon ho had
uilh Mrs. i-‘ernuaon and also with M”
turner lingers in wizard to the dis-
poaltlou of the children in the event
of it M'illli‘lltillil. ll ull amounted to:
one tiling-«that thorn was no Airbed-l
mom reached. Thoro‘ were several'
point» in which the two would not
Held ii pnrtlclowouc of which was lill
elimination of Grahmn from the brew
once of the children.
Hod Plenty of Cash.
. Jumcs Willem, who bus been room
in: at the Y. M. (‘. A, at SiflmIOI’dl
teullhed that he know Graham from
Christmas time. lllus until May. 1909.
when iho inlior uuddculy illliappeured. I
lie tcntlfled that lithium always had‘
lots of moneywa roll of li—«aud one
tllno he saw (iridium with ii check for
either Will or who. in favor of (i. '1‘.
Graham. and ulxuod by Emilio “run-
run. At another time be new Graham
with a I200 check. payable to himself.
but did not know whether it was
signed by Mr. or Mrs. Ferguson.
WlLL IULI ON TWO CHALLENGE!
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M‘Namura Gnu lacing New Court
Calendar Wult.
1.08 ANGELEB. (flit. Oct. lib-Tho
McNamara murder trial was resumed
today at the beginning of a new court
calendar week. with prolpeots that in
lite course of the session Judge Wal-
ter nordwell would rule on two per-
emptory challenges made yesterday
by the defence on the ground that a
tulesman who believes the [m Angel-
” Times llulidinu was blown up by
dynamite cannot be it fair juror.
This position is taken because of
. llornia procedure.
leach side will have the privilege of
mom in. am nullified .w «not. or outwit-y a
r - it '- ' " til i
be compelled to show otherwise in
ordel to got it fair trial. The Slate
loutonds that so long mi any juror has
no opinion lls lo McNamara‘s guilt or
innocence. .he may be a fair juror.
.luduo ilordvtell. It was explained,
:n-t-ed not rule on the point until the
jury box hi tilled with ialenmeu. not
otherwise ineligible for cause. from
the standpoint of the defense. ,
The course of challenges. under Calm
promises muclll
work ahead before it jury is empan-‘
Fried. regardless of the way the court'2
. may rule.
The defence, which tennis.
lively has passed seven talonmen an
to cause, but may return to some of
them. will continue until the quota of:
twelve is obtained. Then the State.
under District Attorney John D. Frodv
orlclia. will go over those twelve, to‘
m if any are to be challenged for;
canoe l
Whenever one man in luccolitfuily
challenged another will take his plaoel
and the defense will first oxaminoi
him. followed by the State. When fill
all) twelve men are in the iurybon
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l
peremptoriiy challenging. Of the...
the dune has ten and the defence.
twenty. The State will challenge.
first. then the defense and so on al
ternutely. until the flute“ I porompioryl
challenge: are used up.
This will lento the defense with ten
challenges to he used on other taleM
men as they replace those peremp.
torlly removed
Further examination of Thurman:
Edward CWRDDIIIIOH was not for to
day. Itoblnlcn uld late yesterday
that ho was opposed to unions bo-
caiue he was opposed to lilrlkes.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILL!
supply just the ingredients
to build up. strengthen and restore the
natural action of the kidneys and blad-
der. atleelully prepared for backache,
headache. nervousness. rheumatism
and all kidney, bladder and urinary
lmcularttlcn.-'i‘he Bridge Pharmacy
w 1". Winners & Co.
. ' mudfiimm
i il.--Ell7.abetb to Filippo and Vitto
.20.~—llazel
.1R.-~.ioscph to Proupero and l'galen
'J3."~M£ii‘)' Frances. to Michael and El-
l!-.——Katherino Mary to Joseph
‘ 2.8. —- M lldred Estella
t3o.~«l,.ce David to Patrick and Xgnes‘
3,36 $1.22
:I‘erltlllll Marjorie to Robert F. and].
:22.-—'Idfl Lidia to Andrew and Julia
» i7.~«Jotiovh Mayer
21.~Ruuell Edward Tobey 2 ll doe.
‘22.-lluth Margaret leble 3. , , .. ,.
26.-'~Mllry Fuller if 13 eouuo IIACH HOUII sumac. ,
needed . ‘
‘ Sag—Alain Evanskl
tlutlcs as recorded in the office of ”3 —-«Frank Kalczar and Annie New
3Town. Clerk Herbert R. Smith for that
month.
'ngainst twonty- -alr dnuthii.
ridges were quite a little above tlle|
3average, the full weddings being de- 30 wl‘homau T Wright and Anna.
1liulteiy responsible for the increase.
.’i‘hcro were
lrecorded in all.
neth.
Slit—John Kiss and Rollie Kenyez. .
‘27.——i'iaroid C. Hall and Alice Ray-
mond Darrow. ' .»
There were forty births as
The mar-
Lacey.
30.—~Bteve Seaber and Susie Toth.
24.v~Steve Baron and dolls Hrapsk)’. .
lT.——~Walter Burton Hawkins and Ruth. . ‘
irene Frank.
. {lo—George Ii. Hartwright and Mabel
Births. Louise Byxbee.
l3'—Fellx l0 Angelo and Mary All“. lil.-—George H. Edhrooke and Dorothy
Christiano. Louise Williams.
1i'~~.lohn to .iohn and Mary Koguar. 3—-Ablaham Welnsteln and Annie
Diamond
27.——.lacob Bate and Lena Alexanuder.
9.—-Samiiel F. Dickens and Mary
li.lli'st
ilno l_)' Aw nuzo.
ii.~«i§dwurd W. to Joseph and Eliza: To SEEK Town 8 A“! I" .
I. 4......“ H , mm? iiosouito EXTEIMI-
L.~—~..on to .o it out .fllllhe . 3
'lllTlflii
s.~--i"rnnws Marguroi to W. F. and,
“army” ititzman . (Continued from First Page)
‘t ~liuih lh4m'lco to Willis and Anna
13“” i The. meeting was called to order by
2"“R0‘m” ‘0 50‘9”” and Mary M” President Nehemiah Candee. who in.
twenty-three mal'orlages
The complete list of the births.
rlo Muzzaccu.
lrene to James
illce Gordon
and Bon-
lcr Em duced w i. Scarlets. th‘e Tokeneko
_..pp rm to llbillip and Minnie V-en Wigwam Who was instrumental in hav-
ml‘ui- ling that section freed from mosqui-
27.-w-Ali~xnudv=‘r lo Sairalor and Gene“ ime‘ and “1,0 is taking a deep 1m“.
"“ “lll’l-‘l'i- lest in the further extension of the
4. ~ Susu- io Frank and Alan Kovuclty‘cmmmg" m include 311 The Not.
i."-I‘:\‘Pl't‘lt to Everett and Florence1 walks. lie Kaye a very interesting ‘
“l“‘lm’ll- .ylulk on the work. explaining it in de-
i Mill and outlining its cost. He aroused
ion Dunno. in great deal of enthusiasm in the pro-
s. «witmhleen ii. to G. E, and image”, and it is probable that something
Tolluel'. lfurt'ner will be done in the matter in
and . the near future. .
Eva Rooney. l Dr. Jean Dumortier, of the South I
«l.—~.\lury Florence to John and NONE NorwalkJioard of Health, also spoke.
Darla. lbeliering the. mositulto more to be
.MEqurd to 'l‘. H. and Clflm WRISh- one of the moat important yet under-
lo Eugene ind‘tuken in behalf of the health of the
gciilzeus of the town.
l-Ix-Miii'or Richard H. Golden. who
.2
Bessie Davis.
Skldd thus nssisled financially and done a
ghw—t‘heaier A.. to Allan C and Shi-‘ggrodl deal of work in the late Belle
ah Howell. island mosquito campaign also snob,
\‘ltato. - further would be done along the same '
The following letter was read
phy. ‘Stt‘lolan F. .:lildle.\. and its
wilerbcri lrving to Julius and Eliv: tim-ents endorsed by those pmaout: 3: ..
ru Weenroth. l 9 Harriett Avenue,
South Nerwaik. Conm,
Jennie Dibble. . October is. 1911.
lu.~-Glu\'nnilo to Dimenlco and Louise1 Mr. Nf‘ilmlilil Cundee, Pres. Mor-
lllct-lo. chants“ and Manufacturers Ass'n..
ll ~-\\'llbur Joseph to Oscar and Edith South Norwaik. Conn. ,
Seller. Dear Sim—Representing the "i ,
7.v-Alice to Robert and Annie Fallon. men's Municipal League of South X01”
2l.-«~i’bll to tiulseppe and Antonina walk" i am authorized to state that no ,
l'lconc. leitlnens. we are very much lnteresbod ' I
22.-Rosle John to Steve and Soil iii getting rid of the mosquitoes. We .
llorvnlh. hope that. in the event of your begin- , I .
“I.“‘AIII‘P (‘. to William ii. and Alice him; a campaign to be rid of them. *4
McRedmond. :that you will allow us to cooperate
lil.~»—Kenuclb i“. to John J. and Mary with 3011-
A. 1.9.; ; As many of the aims of our League
22.-~Adlu to Anneilo and Marchcriln are the same as yours. we hope that
Eupoeito. 3in the future. that vi'hereerer it in
ili.-»-Frank to Frank and Mary Tallo. possible. we mm loin forces.
Looking toward forming a perma-
Keneaz innt committee for conference, com.
Elizahet to Steve and Mngdalinn posed of some of your members and
fiyalog meme of ours i shall l.l the near fu-
7.-Wllllnm to Steve and Mary Pun. ture uuk your Goteinln Board to meet
has .at in) home. with thefilleaxue's (low
:2~.~—Henri Phillip to P H and Flor ernllut Hoard ln older to discuss the .
once Selleck. .RdV'lHaiillli) of uuth at committee. and
.w... other mutton. 7h
Deaths. l iloplug that you will approve of
y, m, [)leuch action, and help ml to do good
.... 3 111“team work" for the welfare of South
\
Date
2.-—~Katilerluc Hewlett
i.«rloranw May Price 33 3 i’Norwulk. l mu. .
h.-'i‘bomna Silk 69 8 ll‘ Very Truly j‘oiirn,
finerflllph Popp l - Isl Jen-lo ll. Gerard.
fir—Melissa [)3ng 7g 3 23 President of the Woman's Munici-
7.-Jameii Aury .. 5 incl League of South Norwallr
8.-Adoialdo Down 29 7 9 eri. 3". Vi. Gerard.)
|.ll downtime Emily annals 13 3 “I; it was the some of the meeting that ‘ '
ll. *Mary SW!“ 71 ithc town and cities of Norwalk and
12.-Mury Bertha Hart 6 5 ”9 South Khrwalu uuihorltleii ahouldt‘h I
2 Raffaciii Freellino 33 llhold of the matter. and the following
H ~Jobn l.. Porter 53 2 to committee was appointed to any»!
ill. ”Helen Vim Dike Mc- before lilo board of estimate and tan- .
(‘omlm 7 1‘ litlou ol the town and cities and no;
00 7 7251mm can be done to secure financial
35 23 old to promote the movement: lul-
310 pbou s. Hatch. Albert M Pchlmond.
‘ 11.? Emmy Stevens. Rev. slepben toner:-
”mono and modem NehemlaihCaIw _
l9. wlcllubetb Walker
l.—~19 Laulo Stark
W20. marldaet Agnes Butler 47
20.»—flulaeppe Daranro
24.»-lnfant (larch 2
2? «4Ach Gilbert few minutes
28. «Caroline DeFureut Bout
on 81 8 28'
29.~Geor§o M. Quisiey 16 6 ii)
60 a 1
storm) illi‘ACi-i. Oct 18. MA coins
nlal residence occuplod during my.
summer by ilenry lipvliu. on “3%
once adjuster of \‘ew York. was any:
aged to the extent of ”.000 by
today. The family were not in
house. but it stove lire had been W
ovlng to repair: which were being
made. A neighbor not the fire nfi"
culled the local host; company. it ’
saved the structure.
Merriam.
Bil.-~l'i'lnoifi H. Bradley and Minnie
Pauline Frank.
23.«-Beuinmln H. Olmstead and Anna»
id. Mills. .
sowilolm Francis Norton and Minnie The "man who wont: flaw ‘
v. Goddord. or generally lieu success with s
it run mi use than til-rem
duel Wm ll»
Sis-«coho livelier ml Kilt. Farce.
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