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‘THB [EST OF BAKERY
PRODUCT! 5
IF. A. LANE
I1 Washington amt.
Booth Norwallt
Miss Ruth Thomas has been enter-l
taining Wiles Weed of Norwaik at her
home on Burtis avenue, New Canaan.
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Florists are displaying pretty little
Jerusalem cherry trees, reminders of
the approaching Christmas season.
Howard Avery, of Norwalk, is visit-
ing his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hanfcrd Avery or Railroad avenue.
Mrs, E. A. Sammis and her son Stan-
ley of New 'Canaan, spent Monday with
Mrs. Charles Sammie of Norwalh.
James Haslett. and family of New
Canaan have moved to 'Norwallr where
Mr. Haslettwill open a paint business.
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Dr. C. W. Many, of Norwalk,
spending the day in New York city on
business. 5
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Fred Miles; of 40 Taylor avenue, is
spending 3w days at his hOme and
expects to le’dve early next week for a
business trlfig through the south. }
Banks have been notified that the‘T
present notes. which have been in use
since the civil war, are to be replaced
by a new issue about a third smaller
-Hats1 to order, $2.00. O'Brien.
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Thursday from 2 to 5 p. In. there
will be a tea at the home of 'Mrs.
Church, 3 Seymour street, South ‘Nor-
walk. Each one attending is request.
ed to bring a handkerchief.
Frank 0 Johnson the contractor of;
South iNorwalk, is breaking groundl
tor a handsome ‘lesidence on Eversley
avenue East Norwalk. which he is go-
ing to erect for William J Device.
wipin of planar, 1214c lb.-—-Haycs
Market.
captain Fred Williams. who under»
went an operation (or appendicitis at
the Stamford Hospital, last Tuesday,
is improving. He has the best wishes
oi his many friends for a speedy and
complete scenery.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'B. Gruolie enter-
tained a number of trienda very pluse-
sntiy at "Twas Doodle booze."
Silver Mine. Monday evening. There
were present a number of New Canaan
friends who greatly enjoyed the even
lug.
Mr. and Mrs. J. is. Van Name. and
their daughter, 11m Edna, of M at
once New Canaan, Mrs. Applcby and
her son, Marl. of Summer street and 1
Mills Hibbier, 6111le Ridge spent Sun-
day at South rial-walk. They also ens
joyed a sail on the water. ,
Waiter Wlsniewaki, oi‘ the Eur
Grounds. was lined $15 “and costs.
amounting to total to $24.81 this mum.
in; by Judgomdward 11.1.1511st for
assault. The defendant pm guil-
tlon.
«all 111111 mostly built, loch
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given special attention. I
Oyster the“ Point. Nor-walk
FAMOUS NVOROE CASE UP.
Arguments Being. Made
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—-What pro
raises to be the most important dicorce
case of a decade was up for argument,
before the Supreme“ Court.
concerned the domestic diiilculties of
Charles N. and Mm Thompson, the for»
mer principal of a school in the Dir-
trict of Columbia. The case derives its
importance iromthe fact that it raises
for the court a much disputed question
is to the jurisdiction of the separate
states to grant divorces.
ompson applies for a divorce
in the District of'Columhiu, but be-
for her suit came to trial Thompson
1obtalned a divorce in Virginia on the
ground of desertion.
Thompson's suit came on for hearing
in the DisiriE‘t of Columbia. Thompson
3311111 gwdnd that the
. as a bar to the ac-
ngs Thompson then took the
cradle the ‘Suprmeme Caurt. '
today,
M rs.
had it dismisfipdg
. Virginia divorce
Thompson vs. Thompson.
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_ than 100 and werth of clothing value.
3 , Ipdis on getting full value. Yola- hunt may he an excit- :5
1, 11135 one and will ti; cog in and out of a good manyctoreal—e
5| but you’ll end it here. . ‘
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Whether you pay $111 at this store or go by easy stages
up to our 330 Suite and Over-coats, you'll find zoo cunts the".
value of every dollar yowspcnd.1 5
we especially call your attention to
Suits and @Vel‘cda’ts $1111 a 115;
At these popular prices yOu'l find the widest variety of
fabrics, patterns and styles—end, as you compare these clien- 1.
logs with many others, you will find that they match up with?
the ordinary $13. so to $20.01: goods.
You‘ll also find here everything in Men’ 11 and Young5
Men’s apparel for winter weather at very close price.
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FLA-rlslsrl, 5 lbs., 25:, not art-1.1; BUTTERFISH, o 1111., 25c, not
dressed; LING. c 111... 25c, notdrcued. TEN OTHER ”yams-ruse
OPENED oosuuo cums, compo MILL POND oversea. nouns
cums. LITTLE NECKB‘. HARD cases, 25:: Dozen. 1 1-
Cutbill’s- Bridge Fish Market.
Talisman: 10c. rngé osuvcnv
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110m horn Ella O'Connor.“ grounds.
,The plaintiff, who his ”
“former. told thugoourt‘ that he married
the 1111111111111 111 April. 1903, 11111131
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,1. mm: 11111111 Freeman in worn on 11115
‘ begun to see that his wife was very
. panionship became so pronounced that;
it became common annals. As it be» 1»
1 came unbearable he ordered Freeman
, fromthe place. His who told him it he a
‘ place, when her husband was ordered
1 away and Mrs. O'Connor placed her in
a furnished room in Central avenue. ‘
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'of himself and wife.
“service of notice on her. The two ens-W
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Thompson. who voted and had lived --
‘part of the year in Virginia claims that 12
Virginia was the matrimonial domicile ‘
His case is new -
erened, he contends. by the famous f.
case or Atherton vs. Alherton, in which j_
the Supreme Court held‘that New York -
was bound under the federal constitu- I
tion to accept a1 divorce granted by
Kentucky. the matrimonial domicile 0t -
the Athertons, without inquiring into "
Kentucky a jurisdiction. Mrs. ‘Thomp ‘
son reiiesupbn the. case of Hardocll vs
Hardock, another famous divorce case,
Salesmanship in Day and
' Evening School
a
Merrill Business Collage
South Norwalk Stamford
Port Chéstcr
- who wish him success.
1; Jacklnan states.
I: got Foley’s Honey it Tar Compound
5. and took it. The hemorrhage stopped
- and today I am a well, strong woman
. with no sign of tuberculosis trouble.
. the whole family
claiming that Thompson cannot lies
to a place of constructive domicile and,-
procure a divorce upon constructive
es have caused: endless dispute among
lawyers, which the present case may
settle.
Mrs. L. M. Webb.-93 white street.
Danbury. Conn. says: “We have been
using Foley Kidney Bills in our fam-
ily the last tow weeks and they cer-
tainly have done everything claimed
for them. They havevmads two com-
plete cures right in our home and we
ll Cargo or Egg, Stove and Nut Cosllust received
Harris &, Gone
:68 Water Street
Tel. 721
are very pleased to recommend Foley
Kidney Pills," For sale by all drug- '
slats. ”
Ton per cent. or discomfort in a 551
furnished mom is too mocha—tor you "
can and one that's at least 99 Mr
cent. comfortable by 1111111191111; some ,~
adv.
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Lumber and Mill
The Hatch saucy Company
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proved to be an April Fool joins.
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much attached to Freeman. The coup
went. she would go too, and she kept
her-word.
ileld and Long Island with Freeman.
Mrs. Freeman. the wile of the co-
respondent named; testified that she
was» obliged to leave the ,O'Coxmor
She had her baby with her and her
for three weeks.
married Felix Pawlocslly, June 25,
. 1910, had the marriage annulled and 3
she will drop the name Pawlovsky and :'
resume her maiden name, Starla. She :
told the court that a low months alter -
hermarrlage‘. she learned that her has
3 band had a wile already living in Bus "
5 sin. 55whom he married in 1905.
Her
husband was arrested for higamy and
is now serving a sentence in state’s
prison.
For Infants and Children.
llll lihi Yul H111 Alloy: Bought
nears the
Signature of .
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SETH BENEDICT SELLS OUT HIB
Carl Schaub of South Norwalk, he.
purchadtill the Seth Benedict property
at «Branehville. and will Open it as a
was iorflerly proprietor oi the lows?-
ial Cate;- South Norwalk which was
always conducted in. an orderly man-
ner. Mr. Schauh has many friends
, Newhuryport, Mass, Mrs. Chan.
"I greatly feared I
won going to have tuberculosis so I
i always keep Foley’s Honey & Tar
Compound in the house as it keeps
the 1mm colds.”
For sale by all druggistil. ”
Bath Robe
Splendid values in Bath Robes
in Blanket Cloth. .1
Pink and gray. bins and gray -1
and white airmen. Special at. i,
”.00 ..
'l‘an. blue. red. dark gray and .-
lavenduif grounds with white I'.
More: at .......‘.’....... 33.25 "
Eldordown in plain colors at” ,
”.98 f.
‘l‘HANKIOIVING FOBT CARDS ..
8 tor tic ::
THANKIQWINO FLAG! ..
CARD“ Allllfitfi'votoc “a “3h ;
J. I. Mallette
as mismatch ct.
Est. 1141. do. News.
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Afterward his wife ‘ndmit~ 1
1 tea to him that she had been to Fain
- till-2‘:‘Z-fii.'1':'-':H2-..:’2'l'Z‘L-Jlll
husband only gave her 35 to live on.’ .3
She learned later that her husband and j;
Mrs. O'Connor had been to New York :.
Anna Pawlovsky of Bridgeport, who ,'
BRANCHVILLE PROPERTY. . 3
iirlit c113; hotel and care. Mr fichaub ‘5
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5" m” WWW" are made by the Stewart Distilling co. 5 55
pills. one o! the oldest in the World
2F leckmann 81
83 and 585 Washington St.
, _ . Phone 440.
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South Norwal
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WARM PAJAMAS
Just the thing you want for cold weather, made of soft domet ii
GLOVES
For street wear . ........ .. ......... and
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CAVANAGH 8. Ross
2 South Main Street TOGGERV SHOP
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It is well to advertise in The
Sentinel when your business is
dullwto stimulate its growth,
It is 55also well to advertise 1 in
The Sentinel when your business.
is brisk--..i'.o maintain success. .,,_.1
PfOtflldl'n Teeth ;::::>:::::‘:r:*:w.:
‘ g u ‘
and irregular teeth are often moat of- ‘! CONNEALLY
ffnsivte. and spoil an Otherwise attrac- ll ~ g
tvo ace 5
In years gone by there may have N 3: BRACKEN :1»
been some excuse for one to he handi- '
capped in life by these conditions. H
but time has brought about so many ti .
innovations in dentistry that none ., _
need hesitate to make use of them. if 1 ,
if‘ parents would watch the condi it
tlon .0! their children’s mouths close- 1 1
ly, and have the trouble corrected 1‘ for Women
:2“! malige,t;nuch discomtotrt would u .
avo e , 6 pro r can our ore-
{mired anddhcsith a strength great- 5? Edmn C. Butts.
Y mill‘o‘ie ' H ‘
Let. me demonstrate the wonderlul it C. P. Fara
' success which my models show in . _ ,
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-: Dr! J- H Mallery sé Sonics Shoes
10 south Main 8t... south Nomlk. 5! .
HOURS: 0 a. m. to a p. 111. 811111 5‘
., day- by appointment only. if Shues for Me.“
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Ladles’Sults Em" ”“d
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HAD! to ORDER AT VIM! ‘ 1‘
BBABONAILI unless. i“ Comm“ line (if no
. We employ only expert mechanics, .g “d Girls‘ "M. 1
1 and guarantee our vol-it to be IIMI- u
i’ tactory. Wont» do “ 5'“,SJIOB&-C.&b.
i'. cLIANlNiI M1191 REPAIRING FOR U
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ty and was represent“ by W;
John J. Walsh, of Welsh I: Kimball-
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