3.:
1v.
Il'
”1-93
4
. land to convey thorn io‘thta state.
' Bo 'Norwalk r1111 Co. Bldg
1‘10! 1.0111 ‘etreet. hav§ returned [from a
. board of the South Norwalk Club will
,' has closed his summpr home there and
- has gone to New York city for the
, winter.
. , his
. lllnable to attend to his duties in W. P
-' Beet-3' Norwalk store.
- in that city.
ljower, is spending a few days at the
‘with Miss, iioxcniu Ballard. 0! High
‘ ngmore'e Thursdays; 35.
~11 chorus rehearsal tonight in propan-
, been sojourning in Montreal for his
A .routine buaineaa transacted Retran-
Pharmf use
1...
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‘r. 11111111133111.1111 H. Hancock,
ti’ip’to‘ Staten sland. New “York.
{in special meeting of the Governlné
eheld this evening, at eight o'clock.
Water Commissioner Horace R.
Nash. whowas injured by a {all from
an apple tree, is able to he about
again'
pr Lei‘loy n Sherman of Wilton.
1 Arthur Waterbury was confined to
home by illness Tuesday. bcing
Miss Margaret Hancock, oi' Lowe
street, is the guest ot‘ rciatives in'
llanhury,
. More. M. .1. Barber, of Butler street,
is in Newark. N. .i., attending the fu-
neral of her aunt. Mrs. P. McMahon.
Cyrua V. Weller. of U. S. S. May
home of his uncle, M. .1. Barber. of
Butler street.
If“ m . . “M.“N
Miss Luella lint-h. of LouiLtrcvt.
to nJiending Ewe weeks; with i tlves
No avri 1 " i
11"th: 1
Miss Bessie thlnn and Miss Grace
Nichols. of Bellini. spent Sunday
street, Norwuilt.
-«—l)ancing loeaons at home. or above
S. Policy.
’ _
., ...-......
.. Mrs. J. C. Newkirk‘a pupils will hold
tion for the recital to he held in New
Xork. November 22 The recital will
loé held at lhe Waldorf-Astoria.
VNelnon Theriauit. the welivknown
South Norwalk young man. who has
‘ltoalth. is expected to return to his
home. in Went avenue Saturday.
“‘“d
Mrs. Frank W. Perry. of Norwalk.
was taken with a fainting attack in
Wall street, yesterday afternoon. and
who aeaiated into the drug atore or
1111111111 P Weed whore ahe recovered:
t.
’i‘he meetiuga of all {our lire depart-
monta were held last evening in the
various quarters in Norwalk. .li‘air
matters were nearly cleaned up and.
month. music and rinsing were enjoy-
ed ,pfior, the mention
. . W
Governor Baldwin haa loaned a
reoulaition on the governor of Rhode
island for tinr Mon at Prank
lllldrod and i-‘iamhol Mcfihoehy‘. wanted
1 , on a'chnraa or hurxlary alleged to
have been committed in Norwich NOV-
emher 2. The men are under art-eat
In Kluaottm. it. t. and Donnie .l.
Toomov oi Norwich has been author.
8. bovornor Midwin- today appointed .
former novamor Rollin e. Woodruil.
oi New Haven. 1'. it. iiiadmualiar, oi
float Hartiord and Herman it.
' Chapman. a oroiouor in Yale notion
in the oommlaalon to not with the tax
Minis-imam am router in vo-
{he Mia relating to theta:-
3 'avaainhly.
31am pian‘i for the you. rho-o out
.M1 charitable writ. mom and
' a: lanolin and ii a litth Tum
mflammthenthmwnlhoa
M It)!!! limo hum availing
,vioa in Ilihdy. it wan voted to on 11-
‘ ‘ 411m 3:1!“ J‘nglmed oi alter
the ground of adultery in the uncult-
[louver
Tree, of New York city. Evidcurc pro.
tot lot-oat landa, under the law .
W at the, last aeaaloa or the ..."
church atria' Madly Society
‘velvet ornament. Side ellooi tunic
-
models have been «looted from our own
youluaive importation and oxaotly room
ducod from the original; as follow».
WOOL CORDUROY SUITS. .. .
"DRECQLL" MODEL 1
Custom tailored Suite of wool corduroy. in Oxlord. blown and 7‘ 3f
navy. Coat hat long. fancy stole collar of velvet and clover witli'
skirt.
Pnce mosses.ovaoa'aloaaaoavaoaaaaoaaa-e
Cutaway Coat. edectively trimmed with braid cording on coal and 1
skirt. Skirt in the new tunic elect. Colors: black. ‘ '
navy. brown. plum and mole. Regular price $50. 00. . ' ‘
BLACK VELVETEEN SUITS ‘
' "FRANCIS" MODEL
Long liquarc rover cutaway Coat. handsomely custom tailored. New
1 style skirt. An especially smart and original walking“
auit. Reader price,$55.00...................
Fifth Avenue at 38th Street
New York
.3. )
1
.75?
1.111.. 29.00
35. 00
37.50
THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Divorce Caaaa Furniah Principal Bual-
neaa in Danbury.
Decrees of divorce were granted in .“ood. her husband.
four uul‘untcsmd cases in the lillllul‘lms that \lr. Weed left his wife and wont waist ulth two shoulder “I,“ that:
limihuiy. yekterdm ()thcr abort cai'
any“ giggpjugchlqumber l ..ludgc.
Milton A Shumway presided.
A decree of divorce was urahntcd on
tcetcd case of Bertha F: M Tloe. oi
Brook. agalnar Patrick H.
seated hy the plaintiff showed that‘
'l‘rcc was married, with a wife and
child living in New York city. when
he married the Beaver Brook‘younit
woman. on July 11. 1908. Shortly af-
terwards it was testified that he leit
hie aerond wife, salad iirat to Rntland.
Vt.. and later to New York.
Tree was known also by the namea
oi Mollor and Purcell. W aervera
had dimi-ulty in location him. it was
finally learned that he was workinx
under the name of Purcell. the name
he save when his aecond marriage was
performed. on the Third Avenue "1.."
in New York, A detective learned that
he lived at 168 East Nintioth atreet.
New York. as .l.‘ P. Mellor. A woman.
purportlna to be hit! wife. and a child
were located in the apartmeatdhere.
Under the name of Purcell. the man
waa manried to hla wile who procured
the divorce yeatordav. at flavbrook
Junction, while he was employed aaa
telemnh operator on the Borkahira
Division of the New Haven railroad.
Olt the around of duertloll. a da-
oreo‘ oi divorce waa granted the plain-
tliiln the allocate-tad ault of «Christian
J. Slander millet Eugenie 0. Stand:
or. 'i'ha‘y were married at Colin.
Point. L. l., during the murmur of 1007
and tho nlalntld alleged that lira.
Slender “dour-ted him on the am day
of October oi that year. After the
aeoaration. Mr. htondar want to Flush
in: and on April 18.1008. want to Dan-
bury. lie toatidad that he do» not
know who” in. Blonder in and on
again“ floral: Valdan load. on status
mmanda. m mad. woo-e home
in in nldmaid. la a trawling aain
man. They were married on
1.1.0:.- lilo testimony was no
tam" ”Wannabe: and a 7m;
whines“ 11.11111... an condom-L
ad divoioo nave. the noun: ma
‘11.
Clark
A Judgment of $10,000 for the out»
pull of Mra Florence. ii. Weed was en
ittrod in her (use against George ii. “mint at back. The coat in a Nullult‘unL
I‘ “‘5‘ “‘“med‘lailair tilt in two parts below
coult. at the short calendar session in to ucatorn states
iWanhlngion
against Grace 0. Clark.
My”! and bondllmdud than
‘ the omen-11mm 111.111.11.111
“ amount hi it. woven this year.
nation Wiohv “wean .
Pavia waa commotion
anecdo- that. led to on? ovuyhelmlnr
It in
called by évarloua'uomoa lover here in
Pavia, writer Anne Ritlen'l‘louie'to thii
New York Thou, and it will be Jam.
cation in corona,» tho Americon weave
with it. ', a
your apectai Idido. let me tell
you that the nitric (flour in the moat
. , exclusive kind and ever have. and the
chamtila rktine la “especially oltractive
The latter look: like anode. and weara
tarever and a day. i know aault of it
that nab been in ateady aorvlco for or
months. and to ready“ for it! second;
. season. The velour ratios in like
Dluoh. it liar ilk ri ,l
FRENQI‘BlEgfi? RADRfl-éggfl SUITS :. thick but ”1111:1113; all? Jinx:
one oi the :igdulatlag auriaco or a well
lilo-hen anmy
it coats more than
1 the othoa WMVOIMO. and will nerve for
alteration at «Shell aa for, morning
amt. ninth in; may object to the
welxht or in“. r there la no denying
that it can only be worn when the
weather la cold. it will not aerve for
between seasons.
it comea in plum purple. the deep
* red- black tone. in dull green, in gun
metal and gray nutrition. and in that
iaahlonahle new anode called elephant
may. i must tell ydu acmothlng more '
about this new tone. It is used for
coat suits of'ratlne. for morning hata.l
for evening turbana, for trimming;
black hate. and is seen in eventual
wraps. in fur and in footwear. ‘;
Etc-coll la making an immensely
small coat suit of it in velour rallne.
with a tight akir: which has a scam
hcr hushandaoitl his property below
moving to the west. and she said aha
believed he was worth nearly 850,000.
Short calendar matters were dlapoa-
ed of aa foilowa:
Esther M. Starr vs. Oliver W. Stanr
“Willi” motion 70" “I'm“! pandento atralni your purse; hut It in smart and
lite. continued to November to; detain ‘ novel
dant'a plea in abatement overruled.
Jennie 3' 39m“ "- BMW" h 3“" use of fabrics ..that have uarrow‘
leek et 11. Off the llat. ‘
Carroll D. Ryder. executor.
Frederick Lyon. trustee. et ala.
va.
TIAMI 0N EVIN TERMI.
llili‘F‘AbO, N. 11.. Nov. 8.-*TIIO clone trimming. and one deed not one any
i .4 ....C
p—J.p~— “
”—4.7.
F ...“ r...“
r
: :1”
amum‘
m an
The Best In Table Linen
0 UR Table Linen Department in always
representative of the heat in Table
1
heard nothing iron: her um their l Cloth! and N
aopaartion in 1907 iii “13 loom! of O
A doom was alao granted to l'redar- i‘, MMIhM
ink 0. than in hit! uhoontaatod action it turora.
l
1 Wadonotm
‘ We
view. .1111...
G.
M“ Katine la woven iii atrim as much aa
”"94 for “‘0 “DWI” “0“" 0‘ 0" it la in solid color although the impor
rora
Menorah-mandarin!»
Wd‘wfl-mmnmm
down the middle..ot the front and a,
lapped tunic over the hips. running up.
to the high waistline and to a curved
the g
”9 was 10¢“le I“ run to the waist. The sleeves are long.
Reno \cv, and later in the state oi and fastened .1 the wrist with gun;
it was said that he I‘mlmetal buttons.
unill Weill retained tonnaci in the wosicrn ataie’n .dowu ihé {an
“Tail are dit'iilloated.
i
takes a tall. allm:
‘ and I!“ “WWW?“ '30 ““0 “I“ “”0 figure to wear ITT'hut one tould any
,1 hire» it a diiroycoh This re. Weed that oi all thet- ,ul’ this aeaaOu ‘
refined to do MN. Wlld “Md “N" B) the way be drc loaiing the gray
euii. there in one point i would like to
enphasiac All oi the critics are cutI
raw then builon- holed by hand. You:
you Hill omit it on your soil if it
There will he ao'dimlnntlon oi the
atripea. especially if theae atrlpea are
black and white or gray and black.
taut draumaker gives the preference
to the latter. There in no return to
tho nae of atadnad allka or aatln aa
or the second day of the at: day later atripod tallhtaa. the an or this cone
ole race here at it: 30 thla momma. hlnatlon neat: to be roairlctod to
our elght oi the nine teams on and heavy aniline and no voivota.
terms. with Carlako and- Ryan one lap'
behind.
Clarke-Hill; Root-Footy: Danarar deal. and thin will he made up into
Lawrence. Baden-Baden: PaiMIioln moat laminating mom irookato
Johuodonaa: Bronson-Pro; Walla- Col wear under a fur coat or under a ooat .
ilaa. 370.;0 Gawain!» lull
in the latter fabric one one the no
metal and my alrlpaa quite a mod
01 lilo".
am
Mam
other it ha from
Hall. 1.1.1.
1.... mm .1...”
19.50,.de- 4.50. 3“. 5.”.
l
i
l
i
can easily gum that. this does not do- i
crease the expense of the gown. so?
ill! W it in economy to retool
‘ «numuuwnamum
W1 aothavatoooolaaaodomrmiaw
[or the grit than laailovonlna and . ‘
"roundly anoint: will attend “it ..
,mhaalarauomtaaku‘
”M31 1111' “11213.3" “31?“; .nmuemmufimmakm mo.
- hiawlloiailfldha mgnmmmmy In“
11.11.111.11“...th mmmnmmm when,
l“ “’ mum: cloths. innit m «.56. lawman.
a. «$3311.: 1.1.11 .11 mannawammuauam
F inn $31k Mennonite all
4.111111 $3 0» I"!
if. dinnivcltoiu'yJ ‘5! . 3‘ f"
”.95.." - » 1
[lino 3'th axiom .81 .9” .
loolora; honor sol ‘
'506 SHEETS Dwoflloaounagc
"lain
1111: me Silesia, regular”
561: quality During th
Nlfi‘W‘d i°°ir
Nine of, the big values at our Third Anniversary Sale. Come tomorrow. It will be
anteed just as advertised or your money back. Be sure and come tomorrow.
one of the 1113319111}. of this great valuo~giving sale. Remember. every special. guar-
$2.50 BAGS . .. ..... ..$r.49'50c RIBBONS. . . . . .‘asc yd. $8 PLUMES, ...... $5.98
Guaranteed all leather, 756—in. Ribbon. now in 16—in. Black and White ‘
with fine leather lining; great demand for making Willow Plumes, very best
impossible to match this hair ribbons: every yard quality stock. livery
ling for loss than $2 50. is guaranteed 50c value, Plume guaranteed to give
Aunh crsary price $l .49. and some handsome colors satisfaction. This lot.
to pick from. While this $598
$1.003AG ..... .. .....sgc
just 150 in this lot. regular
values to $1.00: others are
, ”5c. [luring this great big
birtiulav party mu pay us
519C 1
59c. BAG ..... . ........ 35c
Ltathcr llags regular 59c.
scxcrai illllii‘t‘lll six ion‘ and
silos; lieu-r rsoltl loss than
29c 8: 391; RIBBON.
lot lasts you pay its one—
half price. 25c yd.
.191: yd.
lust think 6-iu. Ribbons
in all this season 5 newest
colors; :1 great chance to
save some money on fine
Ribbons; regular 29c and
31x values. During this
.‘\llill\'t‘i"§flr)' Sale, 19c yd.
5m. .--\nni\crsar_v price.
351 instead of 59c
$3.50 BAGS . . .. ...... $1.99
A collection of Bags that
sold as high as $3. 50 con—
sisting of the first qualit}
.l.c:ithcr Bag with leather
lining: guaranteed a $3. 50
Villllt' or your money back.
With crsar} pritc. $191)
$1.50 BAGS ...........99c
Leather Ilags with all
lcatlicr linings. ‘You will
gladl} pay $1. 50 for these
Bags an} other time. Dur—
ing this Third Anniver-
,sary Salc you pa"; ungoc.
25c BURSON‘S HOSE. .r7c
Iinrsou' s Hose sold the
country over for 25c, Slight
imperfections that are nev-
er noticed Anniversary
Sale, 17:.
lac HOSE ..........8cpr.
Ladiea' vac Hose. while
this case lot lasts. you pay
‘ 8c instead of lac.
1 SPECIAL 3,088.1: for 25¢
. Very special lot of (all
~ weight H016. to 80 on
e at 3 pairs for 25c.
1: llllx HOSE ..........a5c
We will sell Silk Hone
during this Anniversary
Sale at 25c pair.
in tantra nose ...
35 dozen Men’ 5 good qual-
ity Hose, a cat chance to
put in a Winter’s supply,
25c DR. LYONS' TOOTH
POWDER .......... 179
Dr. Lyons‘ 100th Powder
will the city over at 25c
During our Anniversary
Sale 17c
$12 and $16 SUITS. . $9.95
Misscs‘ and Ladies' Suits.
About 75 choice Suits that
sold up in $16. in plaids,
blue. brown and mixtnrcs.
Positively no alterations.
813k” your pick of the lot,
.95.
$3 masses ..... .. a”:
$3.50 SKIRTS .......sa.gs
_Ladiea' and Miaaea' very
amart Dresses. made oi all
wool mile. in blue, black and
brown. Drones guaranteed
a perfect ill. While this lot
lam. your choice. “.98. in-
stead oi 88.00.
Misscs' and Ladies’ Cloth
Skirts, the plain models
and very choice styles;
regular $3.50. Anniver-
sary price. $2.98.
BLACK 11th
“W
“$5 Batman HATS. :33 9a
durin this Annivoraar
Salvage pair. “ y
a word ”out the detection at even.
hat-ado:
aodhoiluotiiauhirtaa ,
Miammmmioi. Without *
tatathamanhutoholdupthavnd
.wallaalnairal
“oi the heavy
llxiiid mine in in the hack it «o‘-
‘
WAIBTR..........IL99
ck Bill: WaiIts.
gilded at 33.56.131md
this sale. $1.99.
Finest quality Black Bea—
ver flats. in this soaaon’ a
' Very hottest shapes , never '
cold less than $5. During,
25c CORSET COVERS. xgc
lo dozen regular 25c Cor~
set Covers. (Iaintily trini-
mctl with lace, all sizes;
out they go. This sale
$4.00 CORSETS . ._ ..... 79c
20 dozen Corsets. an extra
long model and fine qual—
it). Consists of medium
bust extra long hips, lace
and embroidery trimmed,
good 1105.; supporters; for
an crage and full figure; all
sizes. Anniversary price,
79$
75c CORSETS ..... ...59c
25 dozen extra long Cor—
sets. all sizes and styles;
good 75c values. For this ,
sai‘c, 59c.
50c LADIES' UNDER- “
WEAR ....... ......39c
Ladies' White" Fleeced
Underwear. Pants and
Shirts; the very best 50c
qualit . During this Anni-
very ale, 39c.
29c LADIES’ UNDER-
WEAR ..............arc
Extra good quality Pants
and Drawers, easily worth
29c. Just one case to go
-on sale during the Anni—
vorpary Sdle._atc.
”19¢ ..
A case of ladies' full
wci t Gloves go on sale
nag the Anniversary
5a eat 191:.
an
soc and 75c VEILB. .. .2391;
ooovas
a
We will sell 100 Sample
Voile, worth 50c and 75c, .1
' this note. $3.98
‘ await“ ooavaaioaoa an anoint
Mt :thhgmmpgowa tml‘hll‘ fl In? willie him and la coo- ) I.
during this sale, 39c.
air-oat car and the atone of all piaoaa,
and union one luv“ it. in thadraab
in: room it la slipped down a tit
mil
would hard that appear man.
‘ lava" OM ‘
_‘ an ' m, ititlatohaoivaun
the coat too lunch. Run the tilt
‘ the under arm mm, main: of
. live liven“ loan and. a with
' f got? natal it by machine.
in am (from tor then «its.
email 1mm oi alum In" «It. "
gold. which are unit. not. are hoof. d‘
a broad black ribbon and worn meal
the hook at the «1111 wotchea no.
. avoid valvaln and
and arm
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