OWNERS. LADIES'A TAILOR! AND FUBBIEBS.
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ill-.mhti-Iilui-IsAmi-In:
Noni; Main at.
As You Like,
Din Stock of Coai' 13 “AW.
triplets; 2, prices lower,
quality all that could
are at the other end
.0 the Wire it you call 6 5 2.
EASONS
.Why You Should Sell Your Junk to
G. YOURDISKY
A127 Ely Avenue, South Norwalk.
Telephone 912.
Could be given. out we mention but
two The best prices and honest
weight.
.Of Interest
.. a stock or trimmed and untrirnmed hats
at cast. ‘
For. the Week
”71913—713
south News! ‘
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to Ladies
We will sell the remainder or our
Dainty exclusive designs.
The best bargains are the first
chosen,» better make your choice
early.
The Holmes MilIinery
Phone «in. 3 Monroe at.
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;-. Ariel Cameron 3;
‘3 fl .
‘ 74 Washington Street
South Norwaik, Conn,
‘5 - Fioor COvering
5 SPECIALS
Here's a chance to make the 2:
dollar count. '
81.15 Velvet Stair Carpets 95o _.
. 9 x 11 Velvet Rugs $16.50 ..
Ail'.3fic Mailings . ........ 25o
nest Cork Linoleum. 650
Heavy Coca Hall Runner .. 35c
TELEPHONE
44
If it is Junk it will pay you to send
a postal or telephone «ill to Win. lili-
lrom, 3 Rowan 8L, East Norwalk, who
is nearing 1c,a lb. tor rags'and best
prices tor autcytirespmetalsf'r’ubbers,
"BUY
“:Hazelton
COAL
magazines, newspapers: and" iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a
specialty.
"a.”
Just Received
.cur last shipment or Winter Women’s
“Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pet Coin, Kid and Cloth 'i‘ops
Our 0°.Elhort Vamps. Hobbie Toes. at
Keeier’s
Clean-Up Sale
Wm...
aim-nu .. .4 ..
may once eases. .
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We tripped the light ran-
“ it! Monsoon. was delightful.
no In mil them or the or
so muster
i~ _Norwaik
“bedridden dance or the West
may Club held last evening
“:Wlbio and a very Pretty
With the huge open lire
g forth merrily, the scene,
do the music or liontley'u Orches-
of the Club. (lei. John M,
of communion
happy ousted. The ladies at
Wired the chasm. A punch
A d ntraohmenti tor the '
., iltoir {cleans timing the
WMAX LEVY
145 Washington St. S. Nortvuik
The Beers Meat 8:
Provision Co.
W
22 West-Washington so. stun
13 ~ 15 Main Street. Ncrwollt
Phone at Both Stores
O;RlIiTIAN iNDLilfl‘itlAL LWUI
. OFFIOIJRD.
Thnmnnunl meeting or the mutation
industrial tongue was hell! lust even-A
tug at which. inn... the following oill~
curs wm elected:
i’rooidsnw-liorry Watson.
Yiocl’reeldunvzdiirod mm.
liesroiuym William 0 Hero.
. Collector-«dolls Smith.
’t‘r’omummiloloen l" Mort. >
\
m
Athe expensive not a MM Wool
. and roll it.
' with, a daughter of a major in the
'1 United States army, was granted a do
I erse or divorce from Daniel Eddie
j Griswold, supposed to be in New York
- city, the descendant of a revolutionary
'I governor of the hints. on the ground
:. ct desertion-
- social standing the parties in the suit
.3 are the most distinguished that have
', appeared in a divorce court
I a judge of the probate court of Old
I: grent-g‘xsndson of Matthew Griswold,
: a governor to the colonies from 1784
- to 1786, succeeding Johnathan Tram-l
his habits the plaintiff made a search
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queni Unhappy Ending for
Jislo insert
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iIiIlIi liliiil IiRiIIiIll
III Sliiflilllii [illiiii
‘ is Given Freedom
Three A-womsn and one man
weregranted divorced in the" su-
perior court yesterday ’by Judge
Lucien F. Burpee. The three women
were allowed to resume their maiden
names. . “
Helen Bancroit Griswuld of Greens
in point of tamily and
in the
state. The defendant was an attorney
in‘ New London county for years, was
Lyme. and comes from the Griswold
family, the detendant being the great-
bull, the revolutionary governor 0!
Connecticut.
Husband is Morphine Fiend.
The plaintiff, an attractive brunette
was born at Fort Trumbull. She was
one of four daughters of Major Bun- l
croft. All the girls married lawyers.
She met Judge Griswold a well known
man in New London county and ulter‘
an acquaintance of a year and a hair
was married to him in New London,
September 10, 1901. The plaintitt told
Judge *Burpee that she soon iound out
i
neglect on the part of the husband.
that grew'very frequent, and finally
Mr. Griswold went to New York on-
Oct. ill. 1908, and that was the last
she ever saw or him. On account of
for her hdsbnnd in New York city
searching all the hospitals and even
the morgucs. but she never was able.
to find him.
Deonr‘tlon is Proven.
John W Stewart a business man or
New York city and Stamford, testl 5
lied that he knew the Griswoids wally”
and that he had met the pialntlfl in
New York He was working for a
hood house. When they met he did
not appear to be anxious to know
where his wile Was. Philip 2. Hanks!
a hrcther-in-law ot the plaintitt. told
the court or the habits of the deiend
nut. Court granted the divorce on the
ground oi assertion. and allowed the
Honeymoon was short.
Frank R. Josephs in Norwaik in the
summer of till! she was 31 years. was:
i test 8 Inchplituil, and only wellhed
100 pounds. Frank was tall a nd
handsome. He was ti test 4 inches
high, and almost weighed 300 pounds.
They Want for a trolley ride to live.
N. Y.. on June as. lilll when the big,
' handsome Frank salted petite lilielo to
marry him and like consented. When the D A. it. h“ circulated . ”my”
in. layer or the out which in. been
TM largely signed. The report continues:
they returned back to Norwslh they
broke the news to her mother.
two separated utter a brief honey»
nation. “the charge was cruelty When
the court rang the depositions of the
doctor: he granted mists a divorce,
and allowed her to resume her maiden
‘ it‘ll".
‘ Hln. Love on». cold.
hunters-rt
new yet.“ not she «dished Porch
. m ”T. WIND“; who was '3‘. ”RS VISA . ‘
listen 8. Griswold, rotiirosnwlch '
piniulttt to change her name. }
Whoa dross A” daughter of or
. em 0. ’l‘nr'lcr of 43 cranes in ‘ A
was 1? years old; the was A
unit medication only ”low young to
Norwalks, and tinny Stole lir-
pulsations Anorexia til it ,
Women or who ‘Nor’wailta me an...
a wonderful work in arousing send:
(ever of tire escapes upon the old
school buildings where thousands oi
children are now. in constant danger
or a frightful death. I
Mrs. J. Dumortier,,who has ibeen in
'm,
the has received enthusiastic respon-
ses from the lead'ers oi the all State
Federals Women's Clubs, Civic and
Municipal Leagues and other organiza-
tions. The movement among the we-
men has fbeen so Well organized that
scores .yt personal letters are now
reaching bhe.members 0d the leg-lama
ture and other state oilicers, regardless
of party, urging that the Me escape
bill be passed in the strictest dorm.
The women received a message from
the meeting of mayors oi! Connecticut
held at Hartlerd, stating that this body
has gone on record as favoring the
measure. At‘ a meeting oi the state
otlloers oi than A. It, a resolution was
passed tavorlng the proposed bill.
In telling of the work done up to the,
present time Mrs. Dumortler has and}
mitted a report to the local committee
as follows:
"As chairman of this'éspeclal tire es.
cape committee I would report as fol-
meat throughout the state and city in ,
charge or this branch or thematic ct .
the local committee. reports today that .
Good Parlor-Brooms, 25cc
Asbestos Mats, ac.
"Toilet Paper, 3 rolls soc.
Reund Wash Boilers, og‘c.
Hand Scrubs, 2 for so.
we: Paper, per r‘cI-l, 4c. _
‘ f‘Silexa,” the round soap, ac.
Box of Toot-It Picks, 2c.
Wax Tapers. large was.
Asbestos Iron Holders, 4c.
‘ Galvanized cheats; Polls,
29 cents.
Big Willow Clothes Boa—A ‘ .
hots, 45c.
-
“2‘ Pearl Soap, 6 for 25¢.
Earthen Salt Box, large
’ size, 9c. . ‘ '
”‘ China Eggs, 1c.
6 lbs. Moth Balls for use.
‘ Universal Food Chopper,
No. 2, 98¢.
‘ Spice Set, 8 glass jars, in
‘ neat Wooden franc, $1. 69
a...
FRUIT DEALERS IN. TROUBLE... A
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to New York Firm.
A. Fink,
a New York furniture house.
the goods and gore a chattel mort~
gage. Failing to settle up, the con-
cern moved through ‘the courts to
foreclose the mortgage.
quested a continuance for a week and
during that time left the city, taking
months ago.
0"Early in December a committee of
work for tire escapes on our public
schools and also to Work for the bill
slon cf the ieglslaturé“régarding tire
escapes. ‘ ‘ ' ‘I‘
thattlher husband was a morphine "This billA‘wtli‘ make “T0 escapes
fiend. Then began small acts ogicempulsory on all We school bulld-
ings in the Dieter-Ann the terms dc-
acrlbed. Our committee is working
under the leagues oi The Norwalks
and is made up of 24 members.
“This committee had‘ worked with
wonderful enthusiasm "and through
their noticing efforts are interesting
the entire state in the passage ol this‘
bill
“These are some of the things which
have been done:
"One hundred and sixty-eight letters
haVe been sent to principals and au-
periniendonts oi schools throughout
the state asking how may lire escapes
h ave been Installed, now they were so-
cured and it they layered a new state
law
(The result ot this inquiry showed
\
ever-p man and woman in taVor of 81 mar.
new state law. )
1 "Notices have been sent to 88 of the
cilia Federated Clubs asking them on
forward petition; from their club to
the committee on this bill and to send
. rn and use all
When Elsie M. Frlodlnndar mmAdeIegatoI to the he“ I a
possible influence With senators and
representatives in the riots
"Notices were not to 28 divlc and
Mentalist who. and to 135 newspa-
pers asking their old and will they
print the hill and use their influential
for its pounce. .
“The report goes on to lists the
work done by Mrs. Harm Wood an ad
odds that 1m. prion, gist» resent at
"The nomination at tho Girl: Friend»
ly Socialist throughout .Atho state has
new suited to work to:- the hill. A
"The mini Michm man» oi
li'ulrliald county have had much the
some mmgu sent in than: with a plea
item Mrs. lines or, slow Constantin
oiI g All“ one: dole oven
, The can drainer John .1 Maniacs. A
_ titanium-tor chariot no moles.
Louis Ludrlgan made demand
Fink tor the goods.
upon
He promised to
‘ I which has been introduced at this use; return them, it he should ms to make ’
good this time chances are that his " ‘
troubles will be many.
WHITE ELEPHANT PARTY.
My]
diet Church.
Aelophn‘nts were certataly bears.
erwurst for 21 cents.
" Everyone took something they did
not want. warmed up, and unseen the
1bidders raised the prices to the clev-
er handling of ‘Anrtioneer St. John
Kc eler.
l A candy table was in' charge of I":
“IMlsa Carolyn Smith. The grocery to .. -
this was taken care of by Miss Alice I' I
lSelleck and Mrs. Charles R Chas
' A musical program. to which recitn~
Liens were adde, was deitghbtul Miss
Maude ill Ruhey favored with two
moles rendered beautifuly in her clear. ,
Misses Annie andl
iiiiliivlikli voice;
Carrie 'Milier sang two duets; Mlssl
Mnybell Austin rendered several tine;
{violin selections and Miss Emma Ru-
lbey. aged five years. recited two,
llaug’hable selections in a remarkable
manner.
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PROF. GAUGE LIGTURE.
M-..“
Audion-r, m tor Art's links." the for»
to Lost Ending.
i
last night, the lecture given by Chris»
this (tours, Pb. all, or Prlnmton Unl— .
varsity, under the surplus. at the
Worm 'llesuhors Association, at the
Nowell: High notice] was largely at:
handed and mentions the most, one
oesoi‘ul oi the coma. .
‘ llr dunes tools tor his tonlo‘i‘ialt
inlaid, “nastier, Art for AM: halts.“
ind gave those pmont a rare treat
ind a working hasimpon which to a»
Stand their studies to tilt! lite and work
or this mun. ’i‘ho lecture was spare
and by all times “present. ‘
m
the Lexington avenue
wholesale dealer of vegetables, fruits. 2’:
etc, found himself In a peek of trou- 2'.
bis yesterday afternoon as a result .
of trying to get out from in under a 'I.I
, judgment rendered against him by a I. '
New York court, as a result or not
paying for furniture purchased .trom 12..
ASometlme ago Mr. Fink purchased ‘ .
Fink re- "Z:
the furniture with him. That who live 1
Yesterday he was 10- «
cated in Bprlngwood by George Cru .I
and Mr. Lewis, representing the mrnl. ';
ture concern, and through Judge Wil- .. -
ltwenty-threo women was organised to item F. Tammany, Deputy Bheriit I) "
Hold Last Night In Norwnlk Motho— 11‘.
The White Elephiint .pa‘rty at the 1- 3
Norwalk Methodist Church held last if:
evening was a great success and the " ‘
Pns- - ~
tor L. H. Caswell himself bid on 11 III
“white elephant" and won a long ilv- j' A
Ibesplte the many other attractions
" moonlit. also «than you be animal
A. Fink Ordered to Return Furniture "‘;.
r
, .1".
the shift“
in court this morning and therefore
the care was continued until February
til at Ii a m.
at ”Oil. ‘ l
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WHOLKBALI PRICE: OF “33 Abs A
we
VANGIO.
The wholesale prices: 1... today in ‘
.Marisohnaotte was advanced it. to per
ton. and it AAlu likely it thlir condition
i'iiici that he could not be ..
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West Washington Street
Closing Out
WINTER COATS 8:
WINTER SUITS
You’ ll be astonished to See for how
little you can buy a good Cost or a
good Suit.- and you have three months
at least remake good use of sonic.
Coats for Little and Big Girls,
$1. 98 to
worth More than Double
“Mag1cCIeaner
What do you think of this
Useful Electric and Sanitary
House Cleaning Device?
Come in and we will give
you a" demonstration, or,
call 571 and we will send
Easy Payments Arranged to suit Customers
doctor“ u".-
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Trousers.
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Sale
filter-y pair nil Wool
$2.75 tor $3.50 quality.
".00 tor 1.1.00 quality.
$4.75 tor $6.00 quality.
R‘All Fancy Shirts reduced.
home or ions] values at .
, thin an ll .46, tor $1.50 and
”do shit ity. . .
Norwalk Chronicler