, ' no. you may require: Call us on the
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FIRE
lame; Automnhlle. Burglary. Liabil-
tty. Compensation. Fidelity 301160, in;
hot “we can write any kind of lunar
Taylor 8. Golden
.OUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING..
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James C. Forbusll. of Maple street.
who suffered a stroke over a week ago.
is gradually growing weaker and but
little hope is held out for his chances.
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On Friday evening of tllis week, to
meeting of the Board of Directors
will be held at the home of Mrs. C,
A. McNamara. on need street.
’ ‘-——Personal taxes received ill Town
Court Room. First District. Saturday.
from 3 to 8 p. 1b.; also Monday until
8 p. m. at tax office in City Hall.
The new Hotel Mahackenlo. newly
and attractively tulnislled. is now in
readiness to receive winter guests.
single rooms or apartments of two or
more rooms with tr without board
can be arranged for at reasonable
rates. The attractive dining room is
a most pleasing feature.
John .1, Nilan. Bishop or
was a guest of Rev. R, .1.
Carroll at St. Joseph's Rectory. Tues
day. Fr. Carroll accompanied the
Bishop to New York. Wednesday
morning. to attend the consecration
of Monsignor Hayes as Auxiliary
Rt. Rev.
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.1 Two nominating committees.
Mrs. ‘Charles H. Copley, of Mott ave-
nue ,entertalned with four tables- of
auction bridge, at her home,‘ye‘8terday
afternoon. The play resulted in Miss
Sadie Bodwell capturing first prize and
Miss Mamie Everette the booby prize.
Instrumental and vocal selections were
rendered and a dainty collation was.
served.
con-
sisting of three members each. were
‘ appointed. last evening. at the regular
business meeting of Court Laurel.
Daughters of Castile. Mrs. Mary
O'Brien, Mrs. Mary Hogan and Miss
Catherine Callahan form one commit-
I tee and on the other Miss Ella Mc-;
1 Mahon. Miss Anna Steegmuller and}
Mrs. Rose Hrophy were appointed, ()ni
November ll. at the social meeting of
the Court the married members will
provide a pleasant entertainment torI
Itheir single sisters. Each member
has the privilege of inviting a lady
triend.
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Ah\\’.\YS OPEN. |
Private teaching every afternoon -
and evening. New pupils accepted cv-
ery day.
POLLEY’S
Private Dancin
School 1
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We gunluntce to teach anyone of
the modern dances in 1 private lessons
for $5 or refund your money.
Call at 27 Monroe st. or 'l‘el. 1413~2
Privacy assured Opp R. R. Station
on illortguge. persmtal irons.
caucuses there‘s no better"
:ngs account in.
SA”
h on
advisory comlttee. which are as
driver for the Ferris Coal Company.
fvi'lth the relapse and because oi his ad-
,doubtful.“ he will pull through,
. very well-known.
my pains and rheumatism are all gone
'and I sleep all night long."
lF YOU ARE
IN DEBT
way than regular deposits in a
the South Norwalk Savings Bank to cre-
ate :1 cash reserve with which to free yourself from debt.
This \vJ)‘ of meeting obligations to others will Show .VOU
to meet the obligation‘due to your own
building up a permanent-reserve fund. ‘
cm...” Hotel
Rathskeiler
I Open from 9 am.
to 11.30 p.111.
MUSIC SATURDAY
" NIGHTS . 1
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Satisfactory shoes and stockings atI
Conneally & Brackens. '\
The iobstermen have about ended
their work hereabonts for the pies
ent season.
south from Keyser's Island. 1
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A special communication of
John's Lodge, No 6, F. and A. M., Will
be held this evening, at which the sec
-oud degree will be exemplified.
‘St. i
.__..._.._. 'together and went
Today lra 0. Gregory, clerk of the; plain the situation to his honor Judge ccilent supper “as served the V151”
Town court, sent a check for $557. 55 tel
City Treasurer Bodwell. this amountl
being the revenue from fines and for
felted bonds derived from Septeulberl
15111 to October 15111. '
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The offices of the city assessors and on and the hearing “as commenced were Associate Grand Patron Mrs.
personal tax collector are busy places
these days. Wednesday will be the lilsil
day for handing iu'your tax list with
out the-additional ten per cent. penal 1
ty. and the personal tax will be closed:
up next Monday.
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Mrs. Homer l.. Clark of Crnubury
was pleasantly surprised. last evening.
by thirty of her friends, who gathers.
at her home to make merry. Games
attendant upon such occasions were in
dulged in and refreshments were serv
ed. A very delightful time is reported. 1
Sweater coats for men. women and
children at Dickerman‘s.
Frank 13. Austin. who was appointed
temporary chairman of the newly
formed Norwalk Choral Society. to
day announces his appointments to the
fol-
nilows: David 1%.. Disbrow. A. Nettle-
ton Paddock" Tracey B. Ambler, An-
thony ,T. Caniy and Professor W. U.
Perry. This committee will meet
Monday evening next to draft by-laws
for the society and make up a list of
nominations for officers.
of Water street, a
John Crowley.
this morning suffered a painful "in-
jury while unloading coal at the
Norwalk Lock Company. Wllile tip-
ping over the iron cart. one of Mr.
Crowley‘s fingers were Jammed. the
nail and considerable flesh being torn
off. The injury was dressedl by Dr.
H. C. Sharer.
Lewis B. Candeld, the veteran fore-
man of the bounsbury &'Bisseil fac-
tory. has suffered a relapse and now
lies in a critical condition. Mr Can
field has reached the convalescent
'stage after passing through an attack
of pneumonia and was able to leave
his bed. Three days ago he was taken
vanced age it is considered extremely
Mr.
Canfleld lives on Main street and is
—WI T. Hutcllens. Nicholson. 6a..
had a severe attack of rheumatism.
His feet ankles and joints Were
l'swollen. and moving about was verv
Elli}: 111nm
IEBB 11111311111 «or
. Attorney
5 patch up differences.
I doing,‘ although admitting that
’ 1902.
Til EXPOSE
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(Continued from First .Pag'c.)
Griffin. for the husband
joined in and an effort was made to
avec Was Obdurato.
But Svec was obdurate, although it
has easy to see that his wife a plead-
ings moved him strongly He seemed. i
illowever. conscious that he had been
deeply wronged and every time his
thoughts came back to. his wrongsm
his determination to fight it out in
‘court was renewed
it was shortly before the case was
called by the court that the wiLe threw
her arms about her husband and kiss .
i The government has located a red lug him “38m and again. asked him I.
ispar buoy west of White rock and
not to press the suit for their child s
sake. \The wife denied all wrong
ap-
pearances were against her. What
‘she wanted was the husband to for
give and to forget.
The lawyers let’t husband and wife
into court to ex-
Burpeo. thought it best to proceed..
and take the evidence under the cir—
‘ culnstances.
insists Trial Go On
Counsel made one more effort, but
’Svec insisted that the ttlal must go
The wife‘s name was Karel before
her marriage to Sve<. on June 29.
Both of them were musicians
of considerable talent.
situation deeply.
ided between a disposition to forget
and a desire. to punish the woman
who he believe had wronged him.
Tile trouble came to the Svec tam.
lly around January l of
The wife met Ktlborne
brought him home.
want hlnl in the house.
.came into Norwalk on a freight train
like a bum. and his friends liked lllm
up." he said.
The wife insisted that he should'
remain ov or night. The husband
again demurred She said he treated
her “like a gentleman." The husband
said. “You don't know what he would.
do over night." '
Her WIy or Nothing.
The wife put her foot down.
will have my wily or nothing." she
sold “And she had her way?" the
husband was asked. “Yes, she wore
the pants." was the reply.
It was about two weeks after that.
Svec saw things which made him sua-
plcious. He accused his wife. but she
denied it. Then he was taken sick.
One night his wife and Kllborne re-
mained up until four in the mornin.
and she
she was going down town to buy
dresses for mil. child. The next the
husband heard “from her was through
London. Some weeks later the wife
returned to America and wrote to her
husbandehen she went away she
drew out 8800 of "my hard earned
money," said ‘Sveo. Ktlborne added in-
suit to injury. by writing that they
would make it good. and that no
After some important witness—‘3
as had testified. Svec took the stand.
It was easy to see that he felt the.
and he scented div- 1
this year.
Svec did not?
“Why he:
A few days later she went out, aayins'
a letter from England. She’ and Kll ‘
borne were doing a musical stunt in
the last rally of the campaign is ex-
gwrong had been‘done. The case is
7 still on
7...... .. 3.1... c... - Dresses
After h at l .
morning tmlfigvi‘: zgzsejugz: Cloth and Satin Combina—
Burpee reserving his decision. declar- lions. satin sleeves and drop
ing that Mr. and Mrs Svec should get
together and make up their differences.
it is understood friends of Mr. Svec‘
have been earnestly working to this
effect, but he pays 'no heed to their
appeals or the piteous ones of his wife.
Mrs Svec this morning created anoth-
er scene in the 111be of the court
building, tearfuliy pioaltug her bu:-
bzuld to abandon the case.
lillAllli OFFlfiEIIS VlfiiT Lj
flPlilll OH'IPTEB;
skirt-ill navy and black.
All sizes. '
They are real values at
$12.98 and $16.50.
Specially priced for today.
$7 .98 and $10. 98.
pther Dressos from
$3. 98 up to $25.
Kollege .Koats ‘ '
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Oue of the largest meetings and by:
Special Sale of new anl Attractiw Fine
and Fashionable lApparel
for Women and misses. Discriminatin
3 women who investigate are a111-
ong our most valued cutomers. Do you investigate and compare? Then
you must know that the latest and most acceptable styles are here
represented in variety that equals any elsewhere to be found and at
prices that maintain our reputation for best values.
Was-nuns Smanly Tailored Suits: $7.98, 811.98, 814.98, 319.98 and
'Women's Smart]; Tailored COATS: $7. 08, $9. as.
$19.98 to $25.00.
Womens Smart DRESSES: $5.108 up to 850.
SKIRTS: SI. 08 up to $10.-
Ol‘lt WAISTS are the talk of the. town from 981- up to 87. 98
Exceptional names in Millinery. Untrlmnled Dress Ha s of Lions 191.
vet 111;: silk plush, large. medium and small slilors tulbans and 0111
er s 4 es r ' ‘ ‘ " » . ‘
be beat.p om 98c up. Lorne and see the \allel} as they can not
THE PARIS
The style store for Ladies
811.98, 814.98. 817.98
33 So. MainlSt.
South Norwalk.
far the most pleasant ever held byf
the members of Ophlr Chapter 0.;
E. C.. was held last evening in Mystic
Chain Hall. which was transformed;
into a place of beauty by pretty doc-l
orations. During the business meet-1
ing. which proceeded the social time,i
two candidates were initiated An ex~3
.l.adics' and Misscs' g
Suits
All wool sergcs and p‘op’lins.
at $18.00
Succial for today.
$12.98 to $19.50. ‘1
Credit 1
good values to
$25.
lng state officers, and a most pleasant
social time follower]. A handsome!
‘hand embroide‘red center piece was;
;p1esente_d by the Chapter to Worth)"
Grand Matron. Mrs Mary B. Orr of _ . .
l .‘ileriden. Other state officers present If 30“ “'3'“ ”-
Frede1ick Stuckie. of Hunting Jun“- ’
lion. Grand Ruth. Mls Joan \\ ntson
of New Haven Grand Father. .\lrs ii
Pagan, of i?.111bur).lrond \iurtlla
Mrs. Charlotte Joseph, of Stotlillgton.
and large delegations l‘lonl Danbury. ~~~~~
Stamford. New Canaan. and George-
town were also present.
Another Ail-Star Program of Marcus
Loow’o Superior Vaudeville. at i
Hoyt’s Theatre
The Standard Vaudeville House.
The Sensation oi the Vaudeville Sea-
son. the Greatest Animal Actor
.on Earth.
RICHARD. TH E GREAT,
LAST DEMOCRATIC HALLV.
Monro. Wilson. McDonough and Dono
wan Scheduled to Speak Tomor.
row Night. .
The final local betuocratlc rally of
the present campaign will be held in
;Rooduer's Hall. on Washington street. .
'on Friday evening of this \v.eek start The Monkey Who M“. a Man of Him-
lng promptly at 8 o'clock. Lynn \lll- ulf
lean, an able political orator. of Bridge \
port. will open the meeting in his charm Who Surpasses I Human in a Series
actorlstic interesting and forcible of Physical Exploits.
3'3’10- and 10h“ F McDonough Dem: Extra added feature—the enchanting
lmtlc candidate for attorney- genera
emotional at r.
iwill be the principal speaker of the “
“llrally. Mr. McDonough. at the earnest‘ MME. BESBON 5 (30..
in "Double Groaned. "
solicitation of many of his friends in
ithls city. broke an engagement in
Hartford. to speak in this city at the A “brine unmet drama. taken from
rally. The meeting will be cloaed by real life. .
ll speech from Congressman Jeremiah The Boy that set New York talking.
Donovan. who will also dellvcr a
speech at Greenwich. the same even- HARRY ROSE'
"13. MP- McDonough was lead“ in "The dobonalr comedian. who is the
the Senate and is a very capable Infill” [“8th hit of vaudeville.
and a splendid talker. Sousa's Soloist
A special invitation has been sent to '
the Jefferson Club. uptown. who have INEZ LAWSON.
promised to attend in a body. Thol
club members. headed by a drum corps.
will march down West avenue. and will .
be met by the downtown Democrats;
who will line up in front of the head-s ELS'E G'LEERT AND
quarters. on Railroad and W'lshinllou;
street. shortly after seven o'clock. to
meet the uptown deIEgatlon. An Oven; W..-
tlow meeting is expected to result, and l».
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The Beautiful Trumpet Soloist.
Coming soon.
HER GIRLS AND COLLIES
pected to be an influential one.
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OPIM‘ftOI
painful. He was certainly in a bad
way when he started to take FoleyI
Kidney Pills He says, ‘Just a few;
doses made me tel better. and now!
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For sale
by all drugglsts."
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business obligations or living
future by
" APPLIED wr
. We have tested these products and have
found them superior to anything of their kind 1
on the market. ' Our demonstrators will call
at every home in this
your own furniture just what wonderful pro-
ducts they are. ,
it may be a few days. before they xenon
you, but when they cal
courteous welcome with the privilege of a
brief demonstration.
The use of these articles is confined to no
particular season. they are “Every Day Arti-
cles” for “Every Day Needs.” We want every .. ,
home keeper in this city to get acquainted
With the "Brighten-Ali" twins. .’
When you are down town drop in to see
the products at our store.
. W Special
Announcement
We have just made arrangements with the manufacturers
for the agency of
‘ Uncle Hiram’s Brighten-All.
THE .PERFECT CLEANER AND POLISH
AND
Uncle Hiram’ s Brushless Varnish
PARAMOUNT HOUSES
Herbert. Kclccy and Miss Effie
l
m 1
11mm. ‘ .1
iSllannon are presented in
massive photo play.
“After the Ball”
Taken from Charles Harris‘
Isong hit. it presents all in the
isanle picture moments [of thrills.
ttears. cheers and laughter. A play
ltllat will ensnare‘all hearts and
lleave an impression never to be
lforgo‘ttell.
the,
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TH A CLOTH
city to demonstrafé on
l we ask for them your
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Should your eyes ma boon giving ~
you tmubla or your glasses hood
adjusting. test at liberty to consult
wltum .1. nodal,
ontcu A'N
,1
JAcoov’s . l
" O”. B J ackson
We'altsr FREE of charge
Stamford Theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday
Medium 2 :15.
. Evenings 7:00 and 9:00
The World’s Favorite
Ethel Barrymore
IN
“The Nightingale”
A five-part motion picture written for Miss Barrymore by.
August Thomas.
And Comedy Reels.
Matinees 10c Evenings 10 8. 15.
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8:15 P. M.
Arthur HammeIStein. ‘
Offers His Robicldng.’frreaistible Musical Comedy Suc-
cm as Presented During the Unparalleled Record Run /of
One Year at the N. Y. Casino.
HIGH JINKS
Book and Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach. Music by Rudolph
Priml. Authors of ”The Firefly.” ‘
“Overflowing with haunting melodies that will re-
main fixed in the memory."—N, Y. Tribune.
.V Prices
$1.50, 11.00 759 50c
SEAT SALE WEDNESDAY Mail orders accornpanied
with remittance and return stamped envelope filled m the
H FRIPAY EVENING
V. .
order of receipt: ' ‘ ‘_‘ 'j a . . .
—-—-EXTRA SPECIALS—-—
Delicious Creamery Butter, a lb. 33¢:
Live Oats. Buckwheat, 2 pkgS. ..........'-.... 25¢“
Grandma’sPanc-akeFlour, '3pkgs...................25¢
Karo Syrup.acan_. 9¢
Granulated Sugar, 4le. 25¢
A. STULL
24 COTTAGE STREET.
' EAST NORWALK.‘
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