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LANI'S PUII ICI CJIW
THE BEI‘I‘ 0F BAKIIV
PIGJUUGTIJ
F A. LANE
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south lama-la
. . .
Andrew ‘Kosteantos is very sick at
his home, 7 Elizabeth street.
‘-—-Small lean fresh llama, 16c lb.—
Hayes' Market.
Buckingham Post, No: 12, G. A. It,
will meet this eVening for regular
business. .
Mrs. Charles Dennis 01 Nomlk is
stopping at the Bailey Inn, Ridgeiiolds
this Week. .
——Velour hats, $6.00. O'Brien'a.
John Cantoni. oi the Mentgomery
lunch wagon is ill at. his home in
East. Norwalk. James Montgomery inJ .
substituting.
Mrs 51). K. ”Overhaugh. of Water. ‘
bury and Mrs. B. B. Brooks, of BrOok- .
Jahn E...
iyn are guests of Mrs.
Zeiter, of West ‘avenue.
Ml‘ujmtl Mrs. ' Richard Coyne and
daughter and Miss Caroline Hilleo
den, or East brange, N. 1., are guests:
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt.
Saturday morning classes at Merv J
rill Business College will be‘ full of .
interest to all who enroll. Contej'thia
week and learn how Merrill does it.
, ~—Best cut shoulder steak. 12150 lb.
Hayes‘ Market.
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Governor and Mrs. Lounsbury re-
turn to the city this week. it is hoped '
they will be at Grove lava frequent-
. ly through the winter.——Ridgoneld
Wu.
The Lake 'Waccabuc inn has closed
ior‘the season of 1912. George Tay-
lor has moved into the Johns call
back oi the lion, and will take care 0?
the place during the winter.
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January int and the new «city om-
Clfllg of Norwallrwili take omco. Eil-
ward 13‘. Dairy la picking up the rain
as is James J. Keena. James T.
llubhcil and Joseph J. Cahlll.'
, molest cut- «boulder steak 12* lb.
”Hayes Mat-hot.
Moon of the Prudential Lilo lnsur
Inca wmuany in tap Stuarts it Can
belt building are to be vacated, the
am having arranged to remove to
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m
The merchants my, this year, has
become "Come early and am the
mull. Do your ahowln both. early .
in the season and early in the oran-
inx. We will appreciate it and you
will also it mono pleural.” . 2
«lists to order. 33.00.51“
Kantian! not are. bring molt-l
' AM: a brill! Wines: lea-“ion the memo f
‘ her: will partake or a solid stroller and '
Latter dinner speech will be made by
J; George 1. Burton, who will tell of his '
recent trip to the Hawaiian [slants]
OOUPLIETR AND OPTICIANS
J10 your Eyes Trouble You?
' it they tire easily—4: reading or
writing causes headache—ll your
eyes smart and burn. you Lnrobably
need glasses and every day‘ a delay
works further injury.
- We employ enperienced OGU-
LIST-S, not Opticians. to examine
eyes.
07 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Eat.15 yrs. Open Sat.- Evnua.
-azda
Lamps
gloat Frosted
, 25 s .38 8 .38,
40 .38 .38
J. 00 .55 .00.;
. 100 .80 :83“?
"150' 4.20 ; 1.25
250 1.75 1.85
400 3.10 3.30
500 3.40 3.05
United Electric “
Light 8i Water Co
Get your
TELEPHONE 108.
' l way. at the ‘iowest possible-=1
Where they handle
Nothing Else
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
loads in be sti5
possible manner
«BY— .
Hart Scbaflner
181‘ Marx“
and sold in the best possible: 3
prices here. ‘
You can’t do better in over-
. coats than these; there are no
better. Overcoata $18. 00 and
up. Suits $18 and up. Also
the best at each price down to
SOUTH NJORW'ALI
Sea Food
to Get it
FRESH
Wears. Sea Typhoon. Flat, Smelt
Hallliut. Salmon. White Perch, Frost,
White Eels, Finnan Haddlod.
Large Hard Crabs. so. and Long
island Eacalioparilosling Clams, Open.
ed. Compo Mill Pond Oysters. Long
and Round (llama, Little Necks.
No ironed stock
FREI DELIVERY.
, tlmates place the value at less than J
being pointed Out thit' .
there are several mortgages on the '
1 ing in Darien he transferred his pro-
On his advice -
1 he said,
, feeble.
A Cargo of Egg, Stove and Nut Coal just received
Harris . &“Gans
68 Water Street
Tel. 221
lawn of New Haven and J. J. O’Neil
o .
SATURDAY:
and taxation will meet 1W
delve into the study of ‘
Not that the member}
Tho Now-u: city Warm ' .,
Mommas to mm.
. LEARN.
:‘Liloauluo ,CLASSES
Merrill Bimineas College
Let us that! you w.
SATURDAY momma. Nov :36.
something Valuable
Somrthinz‘ Practical
Something Interesting
lN
Jlr. a. unanimous.
~homep
recto estimatod at “5.000. Other an .
tall, 000; it
property.
Mrs. mine now resides in south
bury. She owns a big farm there. It
is set up that she sold the husband’s
property in Dorian and with the nro‘,
coeds theretrom and also. with‘tho
money gained from hiaj life insurance
policies, purchased the Southbury
farm.
Mr. Lima went on the stand in his
own behalf. He said that while liv-
party to his mother
the mother transferred the property
omswxaminatitln he said
The deeds,
law.
“No, i did not."
“Did youiell‘liér‘no't‘ to record it."
"Yes it did."
"For no particular reason "
"Mr. Lima, is it not a fact. that you
did not want the transfer recorded
because you wanted the people in the
that when your mother held in the.
property in her own name,".lulia 0..
the prOperty was being held by your
wife, you wanted the people to con-
tinue to believe that Julia C. was
your wile's name?"
"The people thought that when my
mother held the property it way; my
Wile. that held it “
the witnoas said that there was no.
particular reason why he wanted that
impression to remain. Later-he ad-
mitted that he didn't want the deeds
flied ‘hecauSe he wanted the people to
believe that he had made a gift of
the property to his wile.
"is there anything said in this
deed to your wife about. holding the
property in trust?"
“Yes." .
”Will you point that out to the
court; the word trust?"
"The? word trust is not in the deed:
only in the conversations with my
wile and mother was the word trust
used."
Mr. and Mrs.’,Lima are now living
apart. Newton; church and Hewitt
‘repreaent Mr. Lima and iii. ll. Harri
oi! Waterbury and ii. iii. Drew of An
souls. represent the wife. Mrs.JJJlJma
was in court. aha groomed to £03 on
.the stand later and assert, it is an
.derattlod, that the property was pro
treated to her by the husband as a
rift and that he presented the prop-
em to her In tuliillmout of his prom-
iae that he would provide her with a
..
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Capt. Malcolm r. Andrus, U. s. c.
illnpeotoainetructor or the Contracti-
out count artillery corps. captain
Andrus is to be detailed iu~ plane oi
(last. ill-alum Taylor, who will ro-
turn to W? All”.
Underline ..
that be I.
. did not transfer the property table 1,
; mother to protect himself against j
debts and possibletuture judgments. ..
He told his mother to transfer the j
' property to the wife in‘trust, because. ..
the mother was getting ..
he said, were I ,
a drawn under his supervision in his ‘;
New ,York emce, where he practices j.
.‘.'Did you tell your wife to have the ,".
deed recorded?"
u“m$.1np _ I I ilt‘ . V
town to remain under the impression ‘
When pressed further on this point“
dam-am ANDIUI' museum.
I A. (2.. will Ioon whoop his duties“
MAU S FLOUR.
83 and 85 Washington St
ivIAl2I1l:-;I:I:IZI:III:u:u;x;.;‘$l.l.l
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I.-,-.l,I,I_-,u,n.-,I,n,I.I:I.I:I.I:I.|_-‘.I,-.I,uf-;n
'4 savanna 23d
7 19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR .FOR ..
DUFETS MALT WHISKEY, BOTTLE
KEANCY SELECTED EGGS, DOZEN
.5aulu....
' BARTLETT OR BURNETT’S GIN. BOTTLE
PILLSBURY’S OR JONES‘FLOUR, BAG . . .. .
. GOLD CROSS EVAPORATED MILK, 3 CANS
A. F. Beckmann 8t
, J‘ P’i one 440.
.I.I'.'.'. 'u...-'a'.l.lu‘.'.',l“l,l,l I,l I I,-
u‘.-.0
any...
BAG 73c. BBL.
South Norwallr
tome‘wue. The mother had holdi'the ' ‘
* property in trust for him.
loge famous.
watch as Football and the public
ice cream. Our delivery service
NORWALK.
A GREAT GAME
will be played Saturday. The winners are enrolled among‘the co
“The Men‘s Furnishing Game" is not so interesting
Our Goods Win Out for Upto-dateness. Quality and Price. ,
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN -
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?
We have our new machine working now and are making '
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
has the picking ot' the Winn
iaprompt.
.. ,. altar uoawa
Artificial Teeth
need not look like false teeth ii an
*tistic lines are followed together with
true mechanical principles.
By a study of the contour of the
face. the coloring of the hair, eyes
and skin, and general proportions of
the figure, 1 select the shape, siaeand
‘ color or teeth heat adapted to the tem-
perament required. This produces an , I
mechanical. princl- ., ,
pies properly applied gives a perfect
artistic denture;
fitting denture.
more satisfactory to the wearer.
16 South Main at. South Norwalk.
HOURS: 9 a. m. to 8 p. in. Bun-
daya by amintmom only.
cu"...—
ml oils-slit Ar vaav
easements onions.
MAD!
and guarantee our wort: to be satia-
tactory. We also do
CLEANING AND REPAIRING .FOI
LADIEI AID IINTLIMIN.
J. £00m; Manner.
m AIRMAN” WI?
oi in. snout mmmwmaem
it"ot -iomawwmmamm
lJllllMJN WANTIQ ‘i’O KNOW How
. To rm.
WMAWM Nov.
it does not cost any more to have ;
perlect teeth than to have a poor imi-
tation of them. and they are much '
Dr. J. H. Mallory
Ladtes’Sults 4;;
We employ only expert mechanics. , '
til at: our lllilli - ,
Ié-(lid use ‘
, 'Wlflg ‘ Ym g be; In”! _
J'swhotadMontshla «no
C“\“\"-‘\‘\-\.\‘\¢.g m
u a ‘— I: r a .- Ur at .4 w
G. P. Ford ,
Lounsbury and
Scales Shoes
Shoes for Men.
Slater & Morril
Emerson and
Kieth
Complete lineal '30!
J and our our , Gut
{Shoesw-C. EB.
“CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
at Waahin on it
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We have «adios».
. tuition of utility m
. 'i'aa llamas for our
' trade in numerous
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