4:
w.- wa'mn
/
Dress Goods
-. in serges at 25c, 50c, 75c and ‘
$1 .00 a yard. in garnet.
3 blues. browns. cardinal. ‘
green and black. Mossaiiue
Satin in all colors; also Skin-
ner's Lining Satin.
A complete blind or Each.
Pistons $1.030 To $6.00. .
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WM. PI” BEERS
South Not-walk. Norwslk.
-s.t-- 3 3‘ H“
E. K BANKS 3:_
Mshscksmo Hotel Block '1‘
South Norwalk
rose:
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The Board of Electrical Commie
sioners did not ‘meet last evening, but
will hold its regular session tonight.
‘ Attorney John H. Light presented
the argument for the plaintiff and At-
torney Stiles Judson for the deten-
dant
A_ son was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs. John Yost, of Orchard
street. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
——Loin of pork,
Market.
16c. lb.-—I-layes’
a.—
The hall committee of Norwaik
Aerie, No. 588, Fraternal Older 01‘
Eagles, will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Mr .and iurs Thomas A Skelly .mi
Iamily, of Issues street, are planning
Ito spend Sunday with friends in
:IClreenileld Hill. 3
.—
At the meeting of the Eureka Re-
bekah lodge. which was held last ev-
‘eIIi three candidates were initiated
and 3st the conclusion of the business
titanic?3 those present enjoyed refresh-
mi‘lllfi.
The members of the Salvation Army
will take part in Ithe‘services to-bei
held‘ at the Rescue'Miesion tomOrrow
afternoon at 3. 30 o’.clook The vocal
quintet from South Manchester,
Conn, will sing.
Rev.- and Mrs. E. I“. McGregor. of
Not-walk, entertained the parishioners
and friends of the Norwaik Conxre
fiatiollill church last evening at their
home on the Norwalit Green. A de—
lightful social evening was . enjoyed
and refreshments served.-
~Smoll loan fresh hams, 16¢. lb.-'-,-
Bayes Market.
R. 0. Collins, Post Master at Barrie.
gat, N. J. writes: “i find Foley's Hon.
ey & Tar Compound the best reused?‘
(or a cough that it ever tried. i had a u
is grippe cough, and each yioient fit
.0! coughing completely exhausted me.
1 bought a Iliottle 0t Foley‘s Honey k
In Compound and before had taken
onehalt, the coughing entirely ceased.
t can't be beat. For sale by all drug
gista. ”
Walter G. Gordon, the well known
young blacksmith and mllitiaman. has!
resigned his. position at the Parker
shoii to accept a more advanced and
more lucrative position as travelling
salesman for the (lupmii Horse Nail
Company, of rumors. Mr. Gordon's
field will be Connecticut and he \wili
enter upon his new duties on Monday
morning. lie has the best wishes of
his many friends for success in his
work.
....__..;I....
After the divorce petitions had heenI
attended to by Judge Mhroth. Hole V
‘ comb in the encoder court yysterday,
arguments in the case of the Minot
Smith Oyster company midst the
town of Westport in welsh an intone
tirn was united tor. restraining the do ‘
remnant from emptying some train s
newly built sewer into the awgatuolr ' .
river. were ”begun Th
was heard by his no r
. use. The plaintiff chill, [W
the river and it qu Iclsi‘ I
semis would he detrl
holiness; . "
tutimtiii
It ‘§:.u“iu°' surge hot-ins “gigging
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:
night and Sunday; colder tonight
with killing frost. Brisk northwest-
erly winds. Pleasant weather pre-
vails generally in all sections east oi
the Rocky Mountains. Freezing tern.
peratures prevail from .Montana east»
ward to Maine and in the western
sections as far south as Texas. Con-
weather with .low tdmperatures and
brisk westerly winds} Killing frost
tonight.
wonrusn A YEAR 1160 room:
Temperature: low, 32; high, 47.
Cloudy.
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Maud Ann nan. pants.
3:? 00:10“. non-inter! nine:
her gm luster box. from ion the nuts
one ltul‘oka atom 11 noon and I p.in
standard time .1-
nlilrt‘sfinstrolke at odd “In“. testing 0
“Two strokes after an alarm. lire out. to
lssndspartm .-1 1
“‘ll‘hres altow strokes water to be slim
Oil p. eunuch Wasps-day. a ho:
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Moswstk sins mm “‘
mom“ or unis pug si|i Streets.
ti a---13oiosn venue an ill on Piano.
ill and Kellen Street.
ae:Wsst Ave sand Berkeley Street“
giraltnnidinv Avenue and 1.1721»le
e—Gas 35”moves.“ I( rm
88-419.er Avail“! pad
Bt-«Ch liapslA
venue. near tit o armory.
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Bt—fihsotnut Street. “It?” Bummer
no» s
vanhnagu Liliholn Avenue.
Hilts-u avenue
IOWAYTON MRI ALARM DIUTRIOT.
nonunion r..s.n.sn3
Fair to- I
dltions favor for this vicinity fair‘
siL-LETEiis
JUST THE THING TO USE THESE COOL NIGHTS
AND MORNINGB TO TAKE THE C‘HILL OFF.
5
N0
suckeuo ODOR,EA8ILY cAnso FOR AND can
as canniso Ascot FROM our. ROOM To ‘AN-
OTHER. WlTH noise
on NICKEL TRIMMED.
on trust. TANKS. BLACK
$2. 98 to $4. 98
A. .J Collins 81 Co.
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ABOUT ‘ ”PRICES
There is a big difference between 9.3 out price and a bargain.
There is also a difference between price cutting and low prices.
The price of an iiiferlor article is always a high price and this ap-
plies with particular force to feed and grain.
It you get good hay. grain and feed; you forget the price when
you see its worth to your animal.
Poor quality you NEVER forget
when you notice its eftect on your horse or poultry.
First in quality, last in price. always in the minds of. its cultom- -
. MANUEL T. HATCH.
-- err—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for, Korea, Cattle. and Poultry.
run and Winter Campaign, 1912‘
JEDDO-«PLYMOUTH-4H. W. A.
COAL
IN ALL. SIZES.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
W~
v‘
I
moon
By the hour. day or week.
3 . careful men.
Automobilesiorc'" Hire
our Chauffeurs are all siuuod and
I
See the four and six cylinder 1913 Models or
'riiE MOYER AUTOMOBILES
Demonstration on Request.
: .‘osmit H IANKS ‘
GARAGE—RIVER ESTHER“
.—
ENO'RWAL 1gOONN. .~ . '
O. B. Jackson
Optician
I: want. mm
.uoliwitLK.
mom «a
Everything in the Ojitical Idne
Eyes Examined Free;
.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sort Trips, Delightful Week Ends Afi‘ordiug
Pleasure
and Rostto
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and-WASHINGTON, DC
New York to 3
Hot and Cold 89s Water Bath!
Norfolk and Old Point comfort and "re- _
tum including masts and berth $133.14
' Richmond or washlnaton, D._ c.,
tum including Meals and list-iii 815
ON 0. D. STEAM!”
can the procured on Steamer. with:
out charge. ‘Stesmers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
srnsunns SAIL EVERY went: out? Nita r. u. I
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier all. North River.
, Foot or N. Moore at. New York. .
Phone 8000 Franklin. Sondtor Illustrated Pamphlet. 3 .
w. L. woooaow. mmo Mun J. J. IROWN. don't Passenger Act:
For further partition" leiy to J. M.‘ LAYTON l. 60., ii Rall-
rcad Avenue. or Depot Elohim I Y
H. and H.3 R R3.
MAZDA TDNGSTEN LAMPS
Iiiiii niiiiuuiui BEER
(Continuod trout that page.)
the mother objected and the hueiiand
threw a knife at her striking her in
:lii back of the head and cutting“; her. ,3
‘ Mrs. Lesohon was given a deduce and
the custody of the child
_ No Welcome Home. 3 ,
IWhen Josephfltristof of South Nor}-
Iwalk came to this country in Novem-
”her, 1907, and went to his wife who
had preceded him from Hungary in
1903. he expected to he received with
open arms, but his reception was quite
the reverse, for when he met her she
said to him, "If It knew you was com-
ing over I would have, telephoned to
the port not" to let you in.” She ah-
soiutelyI refused to live with Joseph.
That was part ofthe story Joseph
told Judge Holcomb yesterday and he
also told his honor of the many at.
tempts he had made to have his wife
come back to him but she did not
want to.
Joseph was a shoemaker in the“ old
country and after he married his
wife came to this country and as she
was bidding him Igoodlbye she held.
“May God not help me if I forget
about you.” and the years which fol-
lowed while Joseph remained in Hun-
gary were filled with thoughts 01 his
wife. He wanted her back so that
he cOuld love her and support her, but
Many was down in Pascale, IN. .31., and
would not budge. Joseph sent a
woman named Julia Vitez, of South
. Norwalk, to see his wife and plead
with her. to return to him, but she
had no success. The Ilast time the
Vite: woman talked with -Mary,_the
latter intrOduced a. man to her as her
would-be husband.
Kristof was given a divorce on the
ground of desertion. 3
_ Made Wife Work.
Charles ltohe could not have had
much love for his wife, Elizabeth for
he insisted that she work after they
were married and pay her own
board. The woman did until her
health woudl not permit her and when
she went to her sister’s home in New
Haven, o; sick woman, Charles went
to see her and asked her to return.
and she said she would if he would
support her, but he told he:- that she
.Iwes big and strong enough to work.
Mrs. none informed him“ that she
could not worlrI on account of her
and was able to work and then she
port
The story which Mrs:
.luds’e Holcomb proved that charlee
or save her a decree 0n the grounds
of assertion. Mrs. Rohe was married
on April 16, 1906,. in Bridgeport and
she did not live with her husband af-
ter November 1907.. He was very
cruel to her, calling hei- vile names
and once tried to choke her. '
. Cisv‘lt wu cruel. _
Irene Bond Clark of Bridgeport was
v—.
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Clothing
for the Entire
Family, .. on
CONFIDENTIAL
,C R ED IT _'3
Frank “ incuby 5:
Opp. Hoyt's Theatre. I'
III‘ZIZ’Ihll:IZI:IZ!:I‘ Z I I I I I I Z Z I Z Z Z . . . . . . .v
NOTICE
Reduced Cost of
Electric Lamps ‘
0n and on; Nov. lot. 1912,
cost ct which huvlag been greatlyr
health and he told her to remain ~
where she was until she got better. ‘
could come pact; to hits to Bridge. ,.
was a poor provider and after all the j
evidence had been presented, his hon-‘,
given a divorce from Cyrus Northron , -
a _
the
accesso‘ ries.
[Baking Powder.
Clark on the grounds
i 1y upon urihealthfui, or even I
' She is econom 3
of inferior meat, flour, or baking
is an earnest advocate of home
baked food. and has proved the .
statements of the experts that the
ing in the world today is done
of intolerable tor-hey Iron
ouelty and intempenuice. They werei his honor
married on October 4, 1900 from the saulted'h w.
testimony which was offered it up I probation. Silo
peered that Cyrus was cruel to his. one occasion’
wile and did not provide for the tam-3 was given the
my as he should. The petitioners at children.
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potential farmers to the
ICCWIG
hone tour I ' “ “
'hlsu from "Sell flurry of on:
You so.
OF ALLCO
incur so chili-lion.
“is basis of all wealth II the ml. end the slavery
Ifew years than in arm
willing to omey to iron and places and settle & M
thsconveniencss that on the city's
Tom” I . '
FOR :50 AN Acne”? is ”Possum" '{O’BUY WE
VERY NEARA iacxso mutants new} Y
- BY INTENSIVE FARMING YOU CAN
~ WITH THEPROHTSOF A SINGLE YEM‘S
tyourlsndonthemiai _ “‘
.s handsoi‘nly illustrated descriptive booklet,
hi5»
:
If
onus
Dry Goods
to 10.3 READ!
lur 70 value.
Tonight
89c."
Extraordinary Bargains Tool
5 doz. Kimonos, fancy colors, 39c values.
12 Lite Outing Fianneis, all new styles. fast
fleece. Tonight . ....., ................,....... If
1 case best American Shirt. Prints. good styles, 3
Tonight ..I..
19c Scotch Ginghams, 32 inches wide, in pretty.
n-upq...uuu.ot...uiuinc-not!
{30c Bed Sheets. size 72 X 90. made of heavy in
dressing; with welded center scum.
72 no full bleached Bed Sheets, as good as (it
Our special tonight. ’i to lo ..
i8 inch Honey Comli holler Toweiing. Regular in
Women‘s Fleece Lined Stockings; regular was Do”.
310 sollIQOIvltlllbleliilslwltod'lI’l-ICIQIOIU so
Boys' and Girls’ Stockings. fast black; ddnbieii
' 150 Willie. Tbilisi“. 7 t9 310 a swoon-nics-aosopr
READ . 7‘
Tonight. 7
'3‘!!!
“Mam-MNMNM 1.13,”. 3 35
' A superior! on
3 ills your uppel‘iunitfv.
{ahead by the Eliminators”. will ‘ho
and at the old it City otBou
nStimiilluli, hrs-said iii
it lump“ oi! the 2
“I333.
Norwalk Chronicler