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Full also 'Blofikota in crew
and white. tram 70a to $5.09
a pair.
Comfortnbles bilo to $3.50.
It complete assortment of
Gents’, Ladies' 11111130111111»
ren'o Sweaters from 25a to
$4.98.
:71 E. ~ K. Banks,
' Muhuokomo Hotel Ilook
leuth Nomlk
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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Thursday unsettled; light vari-
able winds. Weather conditions: A
disturbance central this morning over
Illinois is causing cloudy weather
with rain or snow in the Upper Missis-
sippi Valley and the Lake region. A‘
long ridge of high pressure, extending '
from North Dakota southwest to Tex-I
1
as, is producing pleasant weather with I
low temperatures between the Rocky D O N N E L L Y ’ S
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
Freezing temperatures extend as far. STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
south as Abilene, Texas. Places ini 1‘ 8°UTH MAIN STREET’
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New Designs in
Shelf Paper
Just Received.
5c a Package.
North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnow
sota and Nebraska. reported temper-
stores as low as 4 to 10 degrees above
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.____._ ! FRED. H. GANUNG,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. “mm" ”mm" and
T ' . _ Embalmer.
enrpeiature. Low, 61, high, 49. Office and Residence
iFair. “ ' ‘1 Telephone 904.
Georgei‘ S. 'Raiiv‘di'oifd'a l‘a'iRo struck
Dr. J. G. Gregory, in' Whll atree1.,'1'e-
cently. The physician Was not injur-
ed, states the report. '
1 , 84 Si Main St. 80. Norwatk.
5A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc.
SWeater specials
...at.._
George W. Wardwell
52- South Main Street
~—l{eep in' touch-by telephone.
Harry Hyatt, late of Rose's toggery
shop, has taken a position in the pack-
ing room of the Lockwood Manufac-
turing Company.
l
The First Taxing District Commie.
sioners held a meeting in the Town
dial] last night. at which routine 1busi~
ness was transacted. 1
B. Snrckwoi South Norwnlk, was
elected a member of the finance oom-
rmiitee at the convention 01’ brick-
layers, masons and plusterers in Stam—
10rd recently,
Howard Russell, who was nrroated
yesterday for drunkenness in North
Main street, was allowed to go with
the understamling that he would tulle
Breakfast 25¢. Dinner 35c.
Supper 251:.
Thursday Dinner
Soup.
the pledge for one your, Oilircr Frank Roast Beef.
S, Straiton arrested the man, who was BOIICG‘ 36” With “0"“ Radish.
badly (-111 1111 from a full or iilzllt. i Beef Stew.
Rolled Potatoes.
Buttered Beans.
Lemon Pudding,
i Homo-made Bread and Pics.
- WAGON AND AUTOMOBILE COL.
LiDE,
At llziO o‘clock this morning on
Iiiownrd A. Tilly was coming down
North Main strcoi, (icoruo llmr'hins,
driver for tho li‘olgonapiui Brewing
Company, 01' Norwnlk, was contingent
of the driveway oi‘ the old Warwick
iiotel 'l‘be wagon polo 1111111111111 the
rum mud guard oi Itlr 'l‘lll)’ 11 autumn
Qiiit'
(liilror Frank H. blr1tton mudo au'
inimiipuilou and necmininod ihutI 3 -. ., W
1111110 was no “Ankh-111111111111 on Mr. DEEP “UT Tflnows
illntchinu' part, and as he agreed to
settle all damage with Mr. Tilly, tho
main-r wno dropped.
Sandwich—41c. Ham, Manhat.
tan, Trlblcy. Egg, Frankfurter;
10c, Ham and E911. Roast Beef,
Chickmn' '01:. Club
Mansion House
(3 HASSAN. Prop
Bill/A -94 Wash. St. 80. Nerwalk.
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Whoa the trout whocla utruck one of
COURT OVERRULES DEMURRER
Iiho deep ruin under the railroad
BY PECK- lbridge in l-‘ not avonuo ycatciday noon.
Judcn lionnotl in tho superior court tho automobile or timber Gorboiu
yosirrduy handed down a. dorisiouiwuu dashed against the stone abut-
ovvrrulirm tho dnniurror of tho attor-lruout oi the bridge. Tito i‘:o ward
‘ days for Juduo Pack, of Htrntiord, in 111110 was snapped in twain. Mr (lor-
mo disbuimnut proonoriinaa uuhluut ham, who was driving, was not injur-
him which alleged that ho bud illegal ea
ly taken 3750 from the 811i!!!" M B The sudden swerve took the ulcer
Perry estate. The demurrer wan 40 111g wheel from Mr (lorbam‘o grasp,
the effort that any 0f Jllfllw Pucks and he could do nothing to prevent
acts while fitting noniudgo thmimlo striking the well. Ilio put on the
could not be brought “851111“ him “9 broken. however. and lessened the
an attorney. '1 i 33 ., 1. ‘ force of the crash.
we The recent ruins are primarily r1311
poueihio for the condition of the
roadway hero, but it behooves all in“;
olera under the bridge to exercise
core for the highway is in 1bird condi-
tion.
Coughs a’h‘d Colds +L
Use White Pine 81 Tar
, 251:
Stimuli-Powell Commotion
, u wnumorou .1,an
Charles Denny, of Norwalk, has tit—
ken amnion in The 'Sentinel oompor
ins room.
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'wE LlAD—OTHERS FOLLOW , x
- For Home“. Service Call ,
AUTO INTO WALL d
Furmture, Draperies, Carpets
Bedding and House
Furnishings
for the Dining. Room, Liviing Room, Bed Room, Library, ,
Parlor, Hall, you and Kitchen. ‘
Furniturethat will serve the, needs of the mast particu— *
let customers, who are exacting in ‘thoir demands for style
quality and finish of High Grade Goods Madium Priced.
The. A. J. COLLINS COMPANY f
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tantamount Ami hit.“ .
-, rAnon Atrium 1101111 -» ,
RANDALL BLOCK
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Rebuilt, painted, decorated, all modern improvements
Splendid flats, 5 and 7 rooms; Rent, $13 and $15 per month
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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511 WALL STREET
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Everything in the Optical Line
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CARS FOR HIRE
by the Hour, Day or Month
Our Chauffeurs are skilled and careful men
, See the 1914 Meyer Cars
OSCAR H BANKS
GARAGE RIVER STREET. V NORWALK, CONN.
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This New illustrated Book For Every Reader
PRESENTED a? 1m:
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(‘ut out the above coupon and recent it at til ill til i
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Auto Trucks . . . . ,-
On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
from 1.11511 to 5-ton
Light and Power. AT COST Motor Renal".
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will tarnish at cost the lllhinti’i‘iliu FIXTURES. 'lhin Joanna 11
saving of 130 per cent. of what other firms charge you. Let us tur-
tuer 01111111111 by talking the proposition otter with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRAC C0
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lclairvoxnnt came to our house there, i I
- he might any willie drunk 1 would not‘
‘ i know t'omoe from his heart."
‘ by'phone at his business onion in
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Lam—um
who followed her for her husband,
claim that she spent. most of her time
with Taylor while there,
Studweli did not hositaue to sin; a very
ile denunciation "'o'i'"he1' husband and
the “sort of life I led with him." But.
when Mr Taylor a name was mention-
ed, this woman, who is remarkably
handsome, would immediately shake
her head and any that she could not
speak of her 1elatione uith him.
No Affpctima to Alienate.
“My husband claims that Mr. Tay-
lor alienated my attentions,” she said.
spiritetlly, "How could he alienate my
affections from a man i’or whom I
huie had no affection for 13 years?
My life with Mr. Studwell was an aw-
ful lot, The treatment which 1 re-
celved from hie hands was disgrace-
ful, brutal and, while i will not say"
that l and my children starved, we
were half starved a great part of the
éilme. l was forced to work to obtain
311 living for my children. Night after
inight 'I‘ would sew on, until 2 and 3 in
’the morning, He never had any offer.
stion for me, and i never had any for
fhim, Why. whatever feeling I had
ifor him I lost long before i motdilr.
,Taylor, Mr. Taylor is entirely inno-
cent of anything which my husband
charges him with, as to his having
alienated my affections."
“Do you care to comment on what
iMr. Studwell says of' your relations
iulth lir Taylor? Are his statements
ftrue?" the reporter asked
i “i do not care to say unithinu about
ithut now was the reply.
i "“115 Iilr, Taylor with you at any
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time during your recent stay at Spring—
ield?“ 3
"That I cannot say," was the reply,
'i went to Springfield to visit 1113
mother. and i did not go there with
Taylor,”
To Live With Studwell,
I Asked if she had any plans for tho-
i
ifuture, Mrs. Studwell said:
1111:4131 dgoilaat Friday, and detehtivra, . >
When intervleved by a reporter, Mrs ‘
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thirty “tears
he had been. {it was learned.
it is 1"epr11ied that \lrs. Siudwclli \loudny owning late at the Stud-
and 1h", l‘uylor rode into Stamford in lwell home 17-1 \‘l ashinrzton avenue,
an automobile Monday eieiiing prob- neighboin say that a rumpus ensued
.1 bl) returning thus from Springfield. alter the wife returned home. “For a
i “I have just had a long talk with my
{husband's attorneys and thox iniormi
{me that if I uisb to be supported in I
i’IlIl‘ll i must remain under his roof.|
:ile refuses to support me if i lame his
[house so l suppose the only thing Ii
i(an do for theipresent is to live withi,
him. i do not care to state what?
action llshall 15119 him this case; in?
fart.1uy own mind is not settled upon}
- that point us yet.”
"Do 1011 know “here Mr Taylor is:
at the present ti111e7'nsked the re .
porter. i
”i do not," was the reply. "I have
wish that 'i knew where he is at this?
time. 1 did not know anything about ,
this suit having been brought. until Ii
arrived here last night. It was in the
papers 1 had with me, but I did not}
read them." ;
Mrs. Studwcll was asked it" she!
know that detectives
her in Springfield.
Knew clairvoyant Was Detective i
“Yes i knew that a detccthe was
following me “ she said
were following}
i
"When that:
knew thc- instant be entered the door ,
that he was a detective. lie. asked
me a number of questions, and 1 ans-
tried hard in reach him, and I oulyi .
Mrs Studuell was in commuiiicuiiou long time Mr. and Mrs, Studwell 11r—
uith his yesterday by telephone also, good and fought, it is asserted, 1
z 4.5:
A WEEK
PAYS THE 1311.1.
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. FINE DISPLAY
oi LADIES’ and MISSES’
COATS
Prices $7.50 to $30
Watch OurWindow Display. Opp. Hoyt’sTheatre
wered all of them. '1' told him all i
know, and he told me all he know.
“There was practically no secrecy about
our talk whatever. lint I assure. you
at the that i had no idea that my hua~
band was thinking of shim: for alien»
11111111 or affections. I thought all the
time that hewrmidsuok 11 divorce.
(lira, Hiudwvll's stab at this juncture
was expressive of disappointment.) l
deny. lioucvor, the statement of the
detective that i naked him if Mr, 'l‘uy-
ior loved mo. 1 never asked that1
question. it is 1111 unqualiilwl false
hood. Thorn, was scarcely illly to“
about our inlk."
Mrs. Sludwvll sold that she
quarrels with lwr Iillnhillld our week
nits-r marrying him. His: wooku after
their marriage, one said, she left him
and went home, only to return. Hi1:4
months utter the birth of their lirm,
child, nho ould, aim wuu forced to tour":
hiu houuo because of bin brutal trout-i
input. and ninhi months later, she 1111111,:
she was again forced to run nwui‘i
lrom him. .
. ' ‘ ' "it my husband was 11 drinkinl:J
“9‘3"” Electron. . man, i could f'rulvo him." 11in mt:
Wiring for- ELECTRIC FIXTURES Suppiln. ” ‘
claimed: “but in.» dork not. drink, What I
notice, but what he says whilo 111111ng
Taylor Decline: to Talk,
When Andrew Taylor was loontod
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ed to make any statement about the
case He said he might have some—
thing for publication later. but at the
present time. until he oscertalna what 1
action he will take in regard to the;
proneedings brought against him, he
will my nothing. He has no counsel
at present, he says.
Mr. Taylor came home to Dorian by
auto Monday night. He refused to state
Whether or not he who 11111113111111. Stud:
wait while mayhem Dorian or where
had ‘
Finest
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FULL CREAM CHEESE. .
BEST PEANUT BUTTER
an 002.
201. L11.
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90 Washington St. South Norwnik
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Phone 419
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comfortable you run ho in 11 bur,
handsome rhuir like thin. than
in any other choir now in your
house. liomombur Itoyui Easy
t'hoira are famous the world
onor for the ' »‘
“Pooh Button," Dllnpburlng
Foot Fleet. Concealed Newc-
paper hook,
and they come in 111mb a large
variety of styles and prices that
you can always had something
to suit your tone and nurse.
, WNW 111m 1'1];ng 11 1111911133
' , the g, and wil Messed
, ' 1111in on call And tun 11min.
strain the great» features to you;
Prices from ”it to $20. ...
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