it. new or aircraft
. P life Stenosrapher.
VEd to~Lowe street.
Voman whose identity has not
learned was bitten lily a “dog
rtiand place yesterday alien,
. a dog grippedjthe wontans
ut’did not break the skin, it is.
"W-l‘uq..-
‘Yelour hats st- to so.
O‘Brien‘p.
improvement" Association
eheld on Tuesday afternoon,
“is f“ the home oI‘Mer Wallace
All members are iequested
esent.
(1‘ Mrs. William Corcoran are
it"‘om Clay street to wait
Bton street. Mr and Mrs. Ro-
upll'vane are moving
lin direct to Clay attest, idle the
coated by the Corcorans.
stated oonclave of Clinton
ry, No. 3. Knights Templar.
d in the osmium of St. John‘s
Friday. April 4th, the illtip
' OrdsF or the ‘Red Cross ‘wlll be
terred upon several companions.
'Dr” and Mrs H. E. ”Bates and Mr
Map. R. W. Law, at- Booth Nor;
attended the Shriners‘ Ball iii
tremolo Hotel in Bridgeport last
its. 'l‘hey partoolt oi the dinner,
the dancing, and have a‘ line
. report today.
as on
188“!“ lliiVEll
m
, a well that the tire bell was re.
m. From its location in the tower
til’o' Putnam Hose Company In
it street, for its position was
. V rly precarious. when it is to
to consideration that. the lllll~
pportlng the .tower are eaten
and) dangerously rotted. The
”is still somewhat dangerous,
‘ ' with the tire tone at weight
~ ed its fall during a heavy wind
, o a great deal less' damage.
‘ ball has been safely transfer
the bell tower ogthe new (len-
'Ii Fire Station. although the con-
" out have not been made as yet.
posted that the ball will be
working order early next
Meantime the whistle at the
‘ Ight ‘station will sound all
tirkman under the supervision or
' Gilli. oi! the GenieWeliV Fire
, Eompsuyer or - Néw ‘ York. ‘ lie
as
. Fish or New York were guests.” Dr
-' and Mrs. R. H. \leide this week. ~,
I. Elete Sherry. South avenue
osriphine A. Decker and son, ‘
.. Opera house, New’ York. Thursday at“
‘ eulng ”
egnlar meetingwbt the Kant '
from ~
. ed. The locui il've played rinse it-
in... on? are way than home.
Pro! Wni H Burr ”and W. L. Ger
. Mrs” Fa .13. Edwards of New. Yorlt
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrsgn
W“ ”
R. B. Morse has sold the William
.lohn B_ Barstm‘anri of Mount Vernon.
Miss Ethel Rodi
Hoyt street \ >4
v'eVn, will he hres‘ent'at the first an
mini banquet of the Hon Name So
eV,ru April 17.
o
T". W. .Benedict.‘ in cotnpany with
Mrs Benedict and Vhig mother, pit-
hissed “'l‘oscn” in the Metropolitan
F. C. Bangor and T C. Rochwell
were in Hartford, Thursday. with An
torney 1) J. Curtis, in the interest of
an amendmé'nt to the borough charter,
rriutiug'lo building lines
The orchard demonstration that
was to‘ be held on the grounds or J.
l". Stillman Oenoke avenue. was post
pulled yesterday, owing to the very
stormy weather. it is beintheld this
afternoon. .. '
’A special town meeting will be held
in the Town Hall. Friday, April 4. at
s .p. ‘m., for the purpose or giving the
eeleotmen ”power to dispose of the
Ponus street name school building at
auction. -. ' .
A tall rehearsal of “Danie VI-‘luhltett a
Singin sohule“ wail hild in the loc-
tin: V room . the Congregational
q rt‘h list e’hlng, and we; attend-
t’d by a. number who would not be able
to attend the periormance tonight.
Wm
Owing to illhenlth, F B VWeed is
obliged to give up his Vnsh, irult and
vegetable businesmthat he has been
engaged in For the past twentyolght
years. During this time,’Mr Weed
has worked up a good- paying peddlins‘
route.
-—-— ..‘
Charles L. Davis has bought out the
plumbing and tluuing business or W.
B. Simon. and will .take possession
April 1. He will continue thewbuai-
nose at the old stand. Mr. Simon will
auto'c‘nb business. which will be con;
ducted in the new building rece‘ntiii
constructed by irvlng Lockwood, near
the station.
W
The has‘k’htbnli some with. muse-
Iield. which was won by the local live
on Wednesday evening, to 27. was a
rather rough one, and many hruipeo
and scratches 'ware received by the
players At one time It looked as it
the game would rum up In a light.
or the building until order was restor-
round the ‘llidseiioldm, and. had it
not been for the continual cist‘vlns and
hanging on or the latter players. a
much larger score would have been
rolled up.
WVlTHV VESF‘IR BERN/iii!»
Service in tit? Consrouiicusl Church
will be in the compo interests or the
includes the guests at out that
all who are lb Wining houses.
Whiting in “the city ‘ .
mil , ‘
fin New new
home in Brookside. ‘ .
i yueg form at White out; Shade to ‘1
Vr lxtjuredolher .'
ankle Thdraday, Wl rich necessitates
" ' her being confined to her home on
Senator Miohn'el ’Quinn offlNaw Ha-
cleiy, to be held in the Birdsail Tavv ‘
give his entire attention now to the
As lt‘wna, savers] blows were stmok. '
and several persons were ordered out ‘
UNIQUE MOVE iN GWNEO‘H
airtime bait paper. .. 3" ‘
Tomorrow emotion the Vesper '
This ‘ -
All“...
,V‘AMW;
l.
istreat. has returnedwdm a itinlt in
*Greenport, Long island. ‘ . .
Walter Dugdalh"'has moved into
rooms over the past-emcee.
Thomas Katrina is building an ad-
ditlon to his livery stables .
m..—
Mrs W. W. Home was allay; yes
terdny, to attend the Funeral of an.
aunt at Cromwell, Conn. ‘
.lohn'Coatea has received a tele-
gram from ”his mother, in. Omaha. oe-
suring him _of her; safety.
The ladies‘ Aid Society of the Con
gregatlonnl Church met yesterday, at
the home of Miss Ella Bates, and sew»
ed. ‘
Miss Muriel Brady, of Stamford, has
a story in the current issue of The
Pictorial Revlon. Miss Brady is‘
teaching school in Dorian,
..
The Norotou Heights Fire Depart-
ment has organized a baseball team
which takes the field on Sunday, April
13, in response to a challenge from
the lower Noroton firemen. ‘
The Won'tan's Christian Temper-
‘ance ”Union will have a meeting In the~
Congregational Church next Theeday
night Miss Lllliah M. Phelps, of Nil-
gara, is expected to say a law words.
gregational Church, assisted by Mill
on for the benefit of the library.
tonight. Thus tar. Noroton has won
two sameslout of 18 played. The los-
ers-will have to treat both live depart-V
ments to a chowder supper.
Williani Jordan, while hauling can.
ed hay trothhe freight station to R.
l“. Skelton's' place. yesterday.
with a little accident. As he was
driving oil from the depot. about noon.
sitting on one or the balsathe wagon
lurched and the baleslipped oil the
watch. Jordon still on it. . Another
bale iollowed and struck Jordan, but
Viortunately it did not iniureilih‘
"W
MONUMENT To HIV. LOUIS ‘
‘ HRINOH. V ‘ ..
can Seturday, March 22, there was
placed in lBprhip tire e cometary, Nor.
emu. a transient a memory or the
late may. Louis French. «M. A. At he
top or the sloped surface of the stone
at oorv‘od a chill o with a one in the
bowl. The intro pilon fellatio:
more FRENCH M A..
title. Fletcher fisconeld. oi Raymondi
‘L sends
a. 0. Whitney. organist or the con- 2
India Voshurgh, will give an organ “
recital in the church next Thursday. -
A collection will at that time be talc .. .
The Dorian and Noroton ilrémen play ’
the last games in their pool tourna- °
meat, Darien tire departuient house, »
met '
Scooter
rosettes Small Ivory
Lighthoupc Cleanser- for
as wear WASHINGTON or.
sourH noawALK.V , 4
RED MEN'S NEW BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery.
The New Science
the back.
limbs.
terns in your body.
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'1' FRANCIS. D. C.
discoverer.
All
CLEANSER
.& DYER
24 North Main Street
South Norwsik
Will 0 n ‘
Mon, March 31
Branches» Stamford.
Greenwnch and
on National Bank
runners A alumni. IANKINI
pustules mo errand lVliIY
i'ActLrI-v osmium-r .
wrm sou uou
son H. enema. m.
mm H. has» in Vim-m.
session. it. n'owmm vi»
lets. with top-
‘n‘d stationary
Dos Fois Naptha Laundry
Song) for 39c
19c
Albert F ”Gehebe'
Phone 897
DEFiNiTiON OP CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition or the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the mute. enisease is caus-
ed by a. wrench, twist or sprain in
Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
later no: in the alumni organs and
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve arse
Female troubles
given special attention; also 0|)er
lure of the spine. You will never re-
- not giving the Chiropractor a chance
04 Washington at, to. Nomik, Conn.
Gruduato on Mar School, the
his Deposit loses 99 and YB it" you:
Several Norwaik I'iisuutltni'lilarl1
tia‘a Are Separated by its:
' urea oi Court
man‘s...
iii Silliilliiiii BASES
{Niliillii iiil Billiii
it y' Trial In“ flotil- Future
In the Superior court, yesterday!
Judge Milton A. Shumpay annulled a
marriage and granted four divorces. V
port. was married to John Verso, Feb-
ruary 4 1905 she had no notloii that
John was a married man and Jud a
wife in «Hungary. Four years before
there. When Mary learned or John's‘
duplicity, she left him, and he is in
parts unknown at the ”present time.
. The court granted an annulment o:
the marriage ahd gave her the custodY
yik.
Desertion was the cause in which
MargaretiHay. of Norwalk, was di-
vorced from Albert IB. flay, Jr., of
Pittsburgh, Pa. rl'he plaintltt was Miss
fondant, October 14, 1908, and she
was deserted by her'hnsband in the
following February. According to her
story her young husband who is a son
of a surrogate court judge. wasareal
"Col. Sellers.” ‘He had big business
deals which never came to a. realisa-
husband borrowed the $500 which
paid for their honeymoon expenses.
"When it was xono._they went to live
in Pittsburs. and her husband's iatlt~
ei- paid most or the expenses Her
hquaud. she said. was in the real so-
, money. 4 ..
rug man «me and took their stair
out at therho‘pse backhoe it m not
paid tori Finally! the tvvo come back
to New York. for her husband had a
business deal. mm they not back
he had a wire that called him back to
4 never come back. She was deserted.
4 Emma lit Jones. of Stamford, war
given a divoroetrom Virgil N..Jones
on thousand of infidelity, and the
latter must pay the pistons: :19 a
week for her support, and 85 a weak
for the support of the child Said all-
mony is to continue until disallowed
by the court. It was in June, 1909.
mature. Jones made the discovery
‘ that her husband was “paying stun-1
- tlons to other women. Her humsad's
cruelty to, her will oblisé her to un-
demo operation.
Anna M. L‘. ‘Psrtrlok, of Norwsllr.
was , granted it \tloorae orgdivorce
for the some reasons tram Chas. A.
Fartriclr. rot New York city. (Mrs.
Partrlok told the court thit she toned
tion with another woinan. after which
' IANKING \ ‘idanoos of which” was abundant. .
4 John *P. Kro nor of Stamford. was
"W30 “'5'“ "‘MW milled a divorce tram Martha Kean.
or, all parts unknown. The couple
his win on john In WM’W.
Many More suits Ara Filed 4 for
.Whan Mary Kranylk. of Bridge,
that he married Mary ‘Btlbsn over ‘
or his slx-yesnold baby, Zoltan Klan
couscous when she married the do ‘ :
tion. The wife told the court that her _
into business but it never realized any V.
Anyway the furniture man and the
Pittsth on Hotness. He want. its .
h'or hudbsnd in a cempromuinx wolf
and put detectives on hi6 trail. The w— '
were lust-tied in outnumber. 1893,, and ‘
J;
-* tors; li- In; sonar 1;
. , .
ou‘ononoy'ooaformulas-on 6'0
Montenegro-What 17c Olcl‘l 1‘»
pecialsmo Allover lace Dress. today) . §.....M.V9l3
69oand7lieWaists............................................. 49o
Black-Satin 1%. cuthway Coat nicely trimmed $9.98
South Norwalk Dry Goods Company:
28 so and 32 soure- nun srnrsr
4/
«1V
Renault Cooling V Ward~Lpohnrd ” ~ .
.. ”Sgtgga ElectriaLights ‘
* . .and seamen " “
-‘ - Cetburetor
,a‘
.‘ .
Long Stroke Silent Motor. 44 Home Power.
$1585
. Westport
’afi
Tounngba n‘“
Phone
C. E. BETTS
58-4
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
0001‘“ NORWALKy CONN.
Lumbertand unwork for Everything '
Telephone. 49. ‘
BEAVER BOARD
ufimnolmnooopnnmyuumummmm
PMMVfl-I'MDOL nbmwbkotsniudaiuxm
otsrthflodakmnorwom and WM,3MDCIMI or a
mmmmnmwmntmm wood-unl-
anomalous-upward“.
Now and he re—-not then and: thm—liea your
opportunity. The Ford What has been multiplied
by Wound-a haw-dint the demand has been multl‘
plied by four-.1! you want one for spring service
you must get it now. Don’t delay; El. L. Benedict.
V Meat. 98 South Main Street.
9h;
BUY YOUR
SPRING HAT
, Jacobys
iWe hate the Still? lino their lien in
FRANK JACOBY
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