will be all follows: Every
day continuously from 8 a. .
m Saturday ,‘
nights from 7 to 8 p. m. ‘
So, NOrwalk Trust Co. Bldg. '
' Phone 1230
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The" challenge issued by llutlor
dge guard to a competitive drill with
the Rebekah guard to be held on Jun-
“my 25 1912, was accepted.
At. the meeting of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge, I. 0. 0. I<‘.. which was held, lust.
evening, the dugreo wns contrrrcd on
two candidates. The work was cxccl-I
lent done and spoke volumes for tliol
hard practise of tho. members.
Frederick W. Brown, of Lonisvlilo.
Kr. who has hon spending the punt
wock in lIIIIIhIIry on III-count of the
serious illness of his. wife, it‘ll. yester-
day for lionloll lot" ll low IIIII'LI‘ Visit
with his mother. Mrs, Brown is slow-
ly Improving.
-—Stlll lillts, $1.50 to $3.
()‘Ilrlt'n.
At the IIIIAIAI‘IIIII oi‘ the lsrhodu Yacht
(IIIIII which unis hIAlIl. loot l‘\t‘l\lll}!.ll if~l
l‘ltllgvlllttnls were made for huldlnl:
plum-hi.» null IIWI llllll‘ll‘tllllt‘lils IluIiIII:
tilt-I Wllllt‘l months. ’I‘uo lli\\ llIt‘Ill
, j . huts “(*lt lot on iqu tho tint, AIIId tun
culII d
'l‘oplniorrow will ho tho
I'I-I‘sul‘y of Hip "i‘i'. Fl'l'ili‘l‘ll'li .\. l'illl“:
man its I'N'im‘ of Trinity HMN‘I‘OIIIII
' Church, and ihcro will ho upplopriutol
' services during the day. On llonduyl
afternoon IIIIII I'Ieninu. Rt’i'. on}! film;
Coleman will burn u lIIIIIs-Iuorinnm ini
their new lililllc, and will ho mm sod
to receive all the lmlln‘llllllltlrl and
friends. L l
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first
., \ou model-z In drw‘ s Inrl llntiimA
med Ilztls.
attention. (:I‘t‘t'll stumps ulu'u.
Miss SpI-lliI-v's 1:: North \lnin St.
()ldul “Oili l-ZI\I‘II spozlil
Al 3
l
A RpIcinl Illl‘i lint: oi Shnrmnn ( ouun:
(II. Royal AIIIIIIIIIII. hill ho hold thlsl
. evening III 7:30 o'clock. in
(llIuln Hall. for the purpose of acting;
on the applications of sowrnl ('llllillrl
dutch for Iuemllornhlp in tho order. A?
regular met-ting will ho held next TIIes-'
day evening. and on the thin inst. A.
large (li'lt‘gflllon will Ito lo llrlduopml
to attend the (lint-ill initiation to ho
held in tho rooms or St‘llfildt (‘ouucil
«A-«Keop worm. Storm snub~
doors. enclosed porches. lirorytlliuu
in the IIIIrpI-ntcr line. .lohhlng our‘
specialty. hill on have you money,
thuruntoc you entire IIIIlIut'III-llon. St.
John E: Kcyner, hulldoru.
storm
Wunhlnuton l‘ulnp. No. II, I‘ulrlotir
Order ol llll.‘ Sons or AlllI-‘l‘ll‘lt, will
hold II rouulur meeting lth Tuesday
I-vonlng ill the now roomn in the South
’Norwallt 'l‘ruol Company‘s building.
'I‘ho Inuit? olllrorn, tho IInllornII-d rIIIIlI
InIIIIIhoI'II IIIIII Ilolultlttlonlt front “lb
Iigtm liltill‘l'i will ho to nttrndnm‘n.
and II good thou lIt oxpeclrd. RP-
ft‘ei-tlllllvlllu will he sorvod. On tho lol«
lowing owning. Wrdnondny, tho nuc-
mid IIIIIII'I- of tho million will be bold.
Drilrloll‘h com-o orory morning and
plum the rhino with II ItoI-linntrr
porrolulor sold by It A. J. Collins (30
it brown ”It tumour drip cotton. All
lilo urchin and full rich fluvor. but not
boiled, and trot.» lrom‘ncoldlly or hit-
teru-tuns and Iowan nearly half ho
‘cauao it Irxtrncht III] or the good of
the cotton. and they are popular in
price. simple at operation and may to
clean. 8N! utlvortlaomelit.
AVOID FflAUM.
' . A paint fraud in paint that locket fair
for It year or so, and thou mutton ro-
yalnlina necessary.
Don’t waste your money and loluro
r
whom h at “M. Point has boon in on
”tor thirty live yearn.
, You make onoA Ahnlt at it by adding
, 9‘ at a allotl ofllinauul Oil to such
solicit. it than coats about 01.60 per
nationhood la the but point that can
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in!!!
human 5 Martinoz. manufactun
imfl‘lto l. o M. Pure Paints. Varnish
on. and Point: for orory litil'pma, for
Mill? Chas. Ill: Dow. South Normlk:
Hubbell a Staples, Hardware Co . Nor-
mill; ’W. S. Guynr It 30!". Weatport;
Milton hm, smitmmh. ‘
riIII portal for ."Mouor dam
l
more liltilthlllllllh‘ lm Illilllltl rship ll l
.
IIIIIII- . ‘.
Mystic! ‘
Annual
Fall SALE
. IOIIIIIIIZth
of Rented
PIANOS
These Pianos were used but a short time in elegantly furnished summer homes and come
back to us in fine condition, necdin only tuning, regulating or polishing
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All have been put in perfect or or.
HIGH . GRADE ' PIANOS,
LITTLE USED, AT A
LARGE SAVING IN PRICE
There are good reasons why this STEINERT ANNUAL SALE
is admittedly the bestphancc of the year to get a really satisfactory
Piano and make a real and substantial saving.
Pianos of These» .
Makes
are Included
1.
STEINWAY
WEBER
HUME
JEWETT -
woonsunv
CURTIS
BERKSHIRE
,~r WHEELOCK
STUYVESANT
' SOHMER ,
HARDMAN ;
STECK
2.
‘40 Stores in New England. '
16 South Main Street
We rent Pianos of the very best
majority are of our own regular
reputation.
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not...“
and most wanted makes. .The
lines, which have the highest 3
It is our policy to rent new Pianos and sell them as soon as rc- i
turned. We do not allow Pianos to grow old in our \varcrooms.
Not only are those Pianos of better quality than are offered in
other sales—ntherc is a better selection.
Our immense busincss I
makcs an immense number of bargains.
Those PianOs are not'only in line condition now. they carry the
STEINERT GUARANTEE 0F FUTURE SATISFACTION.
You can depend upon the reliability of any Piano purchased here
TERMS: SMALL WEEKLY 0R MONTHLY PAYMENTS
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SECOND HAND PIANOS FROM $50 UP l
M. STEINERT & SONS C0.
teinerts’
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.o
1.
Thu two then went to bar parenta'
homo III Mourns. She not. work In It
shop in ilridlrvport and Into night when
she it‘llll‘llt‘d homo lltPl' hunt-nod lIlId
ugnin llvd. Silt‘ never saw him after-
I
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t
ward.
In answering questions by .ludzu
[3 i‘urtir‘t llII- wlIIIoss said that she sun
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Eathblishcd 1865.
LOVED IIIITIIEII MORE
THAN WIFE IND
l
‘I
letter that «ho did not know IleI the
had given him I promiso that on {ur-
tIIer consideration she could not hoop
Judge Curtis questioned the plain
our our she ever going to “to.
hm husband lIItIIln.
lmmodlatelt on melting the mea-
undo the plnlntill. accompunlud in hits,
with
LEFT LITTER till at length for the plume of tho unrlo went to \low York and finally
ldeitflwllon and tho plaintiff sold that lotutod Mrs “ottoman with her por-
((.‘onlinucd from First Page.)
The court will later review oil of the
evidence.
Two Weaka Married.
Simon ll. human. 0! llridueport,
was granted n divorce from Mnry Cun-
ningham Duzgan. on tho ground of do»
uertlon. Both the plaintiff and lilo
Ilelondnnt lived III Bridgeport. nnd
went to New York December 29, 1907.
and Wore married. Two weeks later
the bride left the homo of tho husband
and has remained away since that
time.
the wife III very fond of a counlu.
Tho plulutlll told tho court that
when they not married It won agreed
that they would Ito hounkeopinu in
two months. Alter their marriage
the two wont to llvo at his mother's
home. the mother hoinll ill at the time.
Two trucks at living with hot“ mother-
In-lnw waaull that. the) young woman
could stand. an aim packed up and
hid ‘lIor hnahnnd good-bye. and wont
to New York. nho remained a roar
in that city. After his bride of two
wroha left him the plaintifl atatod to
the court that be now Judge 1”. C.
houghlln. and After that notch on the
laitor'a advice. I
Plead. in Win.
Ha follomd‘ his who to New York.
found out when unsound. plead-Ii
withAhar Ita‘cmna back, but it Im at
no avail. ‘But on. night he that his
Wile taro to two on tho Gannon
.atroot bridge. He again salted nor to
come and live with him. his mother
mu and and there WM no more
droltd of a Inoltmdutatv on bur tart
Illa will: oon‘aantod to take up her
fortunes with him agaln. but latqr ro~
lentrd She wrote him It letter saying
that aha had thought it all our and
that one mount dict it was but for
him and for hit that they hoop homo
It was said at the hearing tlmtl
lho hull beuu told that hits wife was’
very fond of II (tannin.
I’utrolmuu John I". ltlrllovorn too
all IIIII lilo and that he lived in wit-
uoua'a honao'on Pembroke atroI-t. The
hall sums of the AtilloticANow York
aortoa ho on: Mrs. Dunlap III the
same with her New York con-In.
Har Love Wan-d.
Arthur 8. thomuu. a pharmacist
living in Illinhury. “(ill granted a db
votes from Kuto Briton Walgmnn.
III-t hoard of in Bronyn. ou‘ the
ground of assertion altar two yearn
of married lilo. This wan tha atory
or too falling in love when young.
and after two year: of married lilo
thowllo found out that Ibo did not
loro her husband and no loft him. At
the time they were mnrriod, in Mar.
1900. the two warn living to Fair
llold. Tito defendant had boon living
at the homo of (loom W. Wanaman
In Imlrnald attics aim was to yaarl
old. “or parenta had unarmed and
she wan brought up In tho Wollomon
homo. The plaintiff has mafia hit
home with his unolaia erloid‘ ataoo
your: whoa ho Iva- Ivorian: in Mar
York city. it van in 4. not
that limit! on o taio
that im- broth-r vat iii In :a Non
York habitat and that italic. wanted
to speak to him before he died aha
mutt hurry. The dolendant pack-Id
up and tall immediately.
Wiley out Not huum..
until he had “turned homo that night
tilled that ho had known tho plalnlilri
attic-or also testified that at the him.
no rm 1'! min old, adapting taro
11th call from New York Itatlu
Mu Walton“ 1m to roach home
In a ten days. not- tut-band did not
know that aim hid loft tor Nov York
but witty did not can. back. tumult
alcoholic mm m nut by her
outs in a that In Brooklyn. They had
no interview with the runaway wile.
but alto aid that we did not low Ar-
thur any more and would not return.
‘ Uncle William did not believe that the
girl wan speaking what she really
thought lIoraolf and that she was ba-
Iu: forced to make those atatomonta
bananas of but paranta. Ho did auc-
cood later to getting‘ a separate state
moot from the defendant that one wu
novor coin: to live with her husband
onto. and ro’oatad that she did not
love her humor“! as a wife should.
Tim. Wuka o9 Woddod Lilo.
Altar three weeks of married life
John Reynolds, of Bridgeport. deserted
hla attractive looklnx. young wllo. An-
nlo Walther Reynaldo. and the latter
was granted a dorm of divaroo on
the ground of doaartlon. and allowed
to drop the name of Reynolda. 'l'lto
plaintiff and the defendant had a briat
courtahlp. Thar met in May. 190?.
for tho I'll-at um. and warn married
the (allowing vfioptombor at Port Char
tor. N. Y. Aftor the marriage tho
two took up their home with a north-
or of tho plaintll'f on Beavtow avenue.
'l'lIo plainttfl told the court that aim
modal-nod that one married a man
who Tm militant ambition or charm»
I». “ Ho did not «air. to work. and
no“ moral augmtlonl to till wllo
that alto support him by illegal trot-
tlc. it. left her tum wealt- allot tho
”wedding. The departure .. mid
him dinner on. w. liar husband
went up to his room and tools nla
cloth-a and loft. . _
flavor tuner!“ Hor. '
huabnn'd notor- supporud hanm
nor burnout on tho. m Ha.
lint that ha Iran M outfit!“
’ why he loll her.
South Norwhlk
I .Iulnea III.
TI. whom ton um more that In» W
all! -
hid to work all tho tlm. Tho M3
mar: followup hi: donation about A‘
posed that llll'l‘t‘ wort- several reasons
lie hnd told her
that he had It girl that ht" lovI-d bet-
ter. .inothor mason she gave was her
rI-luslll to load It low life
Defendant Lovod Drink.
3
i Man A 'l‘riudor, of Bridgeport, was
decree of dlvoroo from
Triudcr. of England. The
plulutlll worried the delendnnt in Sen
Itember. 199 one said that «ho nutr-
lriod II man who was a drunknrd and
lwho allowed her to uork All the time
in factories. It It will not lor her ef-
forts there would not have been any-
thing to out in the houas. The wit-
ness. who in II middle-aged woman,
told of her husband‘s drinking hub-
lta. and the only nights that be came
home oarly were those when he won an
'druuk that the saloon trooper- would
not have him about. The plaintlll also
told of lultoncoa ’of phyaloal ahuae.
The two wont to malaria live years
after their marriage, and In order
to let the money they had to all their
furniture. Mn. Trlnder said that one
had to wort: when rho was in England.
tout the mm; as when aim was hero.
and that her lilo was no happier. Her
father. who In: In England at the
limo; annealed to bar to so back to
the auto: with him. Her husband
conuntod to thin because it would
an him some ,monoy. and he would
follow as soon an he could not the
money. That no In February, 1908.
Har hillhltnd did not coma back. and.
although Ilia has written and her roi-
ativaa mado IIII investigation for her.
no one can find Trlndor.
Lowd' Mothar Int.
Mary Cl. Monroe, who baa bean a
llloim roaldant of this aiato. was
araatod a doom of divorce from Au-
gust Monroe on the mound of donor-
tion.
dolondant tn Bridgaport in Inns. 1898.
oh. no a widow with on. daughter by
hot- flrat husband. In thiatau there
on not any particular row. batman
tho two tint lad to tho separation.
Mr- Monro. had always worked at an
. , ., shop. ind aha ath
M to hoop tho homo
" In; 1m. tiny had
‘ mid! to bring his
granted II
When the plaintiff hurried the.
“hollow.
THIRD
ANNIVERSARY
SALE
Without doubt we are beating all
records for large crowds.
Value-Giving. This Is onlyr the be-
ginning. Remember all our val-
ues are positively guaranteed.
Come Tonight and every day dur-
ing the Value- -giving Sale
now 17 years old, Went with his luth‘
or. She told the (‘mtl‘l that she some
times sues tho boy. but the latter tullx
her that his lellII‘r never speaks at
his wile.
Tlfl‘l't' was :1 good Ilcaliol‘ evidence
of n supplonivntury character, and
showing that the plaintiff was an hou-
I-st. hard-working woman. and that the
defendant was a sort of an ignorant
Innn. .
. CHILD EXPECTED TO RECOVER.
ANSONIA. Nov, 4.-—Tho condition
nl loIIr—I'car-old Anthony Noceto. who
was yesterday pushed out of a third
story window by his five our old sia«
her, during the ubsenco of their pur-
ants. and received a fracture of the
skull. is rcportod to be slightly im-
proved today. Tho child is at the
Griflin Hospital and it no internal in-
Juries develop, will probably recover.
FOUND DEAD BEND! LOADED
GUN.
HADLYME. Conn. Nov. l.—-—Wlth a .
loaded gun. and an empty Dotson cup
lying beside the body. John Holmes,
was found dead, thin morning. Err
dentiy the poison had done its work
alone. A cousin 0! the dead man ro-
oelvod a letter. todayf written by
Holmes, yaatorday, explaining that ill
health was the excuse for the act.
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«,1
A Real
Annlyersary
Sale
Great
SEEK TO DISSOLVE LITTLE ZOAR
CHURCH.
Connecticut Baptist Convention Says
Building Has Not Been Uaed
For Ten Years.
The little Baptist Church In Zoar
parish, Newtown, which illlii not been
used as II place of worship [or ten‘
yours, is about to be dissolved, if the
(founocticut Baptist Convention can
get permission from the Superior
court. Judge E. K. Nicholson, rop-
resenting the convention, appeared bo~
lore Judge (‘urtis in court, this mom~
ing. and asked for an order of dissa«
iution. Judge t‘urtis sold the low
requirIAIl the testimony of' one wit-
ness who would swear the church was
not in use. The case was continued
until the witness to produced.
It is said that, the church is alb-
uated upon II hill in a section where
property in not very valuable ”and that
tihorbulldiug and land are not worth
more than $50.
HI: COULDN'T USE FORCE.
I'What lo the force that malts. the
world move?" asked the teacher
"The laudlltdy." rapllod Johnny
Ilsrduppo, promptly. -—~ Phlladelphln
Record.
Money Well Invented—van Advortlao
ment in The Boutinal. '
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without donor of colds
mg (or bar child.
TII.eN E.
.Dr. Denton’s
Sleeping Garments
are made of a merino fabric, spun and knit under
Imrfoctly sanitary conditions.
delicate and elastic. making it impossible to arri-
tttto the moat delicate akin.
of the body. and glvo ahaoluio protection against
draught» dampness and sudden chanxea oi tempor-
atom sud permit tho child to kick and play in bad
The» camellia have olaatio mama. all on the
outalda. or. only to put on and Ink. off:
solve the mother: problem to provido. at a popular:
prion. hyuiento. control-tabla and Milan night cloth-
Made in two Ihapoa. allot ll mm. to 10 years.
It WWW Um
The texture in soft.
They cover all parta
In Incl
Ryan Co.
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