a!» suit mast am.
on lending Company.
Four new divorce petitions have
am also in the Civil miner-tor Court.
decree from Charles A. Howard of the
our child. The Rewards were married
won Key 10, 107. and the petitioner's
" maiden name was Sisenwein,
, Thaddeus S. Harrington of Stamford
~‘~‘ wants a decree from Gracie A. Bar-
rington of the same place, alleging
7 doeertion on September 1, 1911. They
Were married on March 22,1897, and l
‘ child was born. The father asks for
its custody.
Maude Northrop Jones of Newtown
asks for a divorce from Grier G.
2 Jones of ”New Y 11, claiming that. he
deserted her on April 1. 1910, and
that he has been guilty of cruelty.
They were married in March, 1909.
Mildred Whipple, of Darien, has
asked the court for a divorce from
James B. Whipple of Windsor_ They
were married on June 27, 1913. and
she alleges desertion on July 6 ol’ the
same year.
Notice of the withdrawal of the $5,-
000 damage suit of Thomas Hodgens
and wife of Greenwich vs, the Amer
lean Bonding Company of Baltimore.
V Mil, has been filed in the office of
the clerk of the Superior Court, The
plaintiffs sued tNecover on a burg-
, ..I‘lar insurance policy. Their home was
entered on May 10, 1913, and some
valuable articles were stolen. The
plaintiffs claim that they had follow-
ed out their part of the policy. but
that defendants had not. .
The Abemromble and Fitch Com-
pany, of New York. has instituted suit
for 82,700 against Emilie C. Ferguson.
of Philadelphia, and suit for $1,000
against Walton Ferguson, Jr.. of
Stamford. in the first suit, the plain-
til! claims that the defendant did not
satisfy a judgment of $2,277.06. which
the City Court of New York awarded
-against her and inpthe second suit
the plaintiff wants damages, claiming
the defendant owed his wife money
that he was to pay her monthly,
which he refused to pay and would
not disclose the location of his prop-
erty. .
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DELANi-W TALKS 0N GRAND RAP-
IDS 00.
. .b'oys Accounts Amount to Tremen-
dous l~‘ig-urc--(‘ornpany
Must. Malia Good. ‘
, VLiRiDGERORT. Oct. 29.———That the
Grand Rapids Furniture and Supply
company‘of Fairficld avenue procur-
ed . nearly $100,000 through their
part-payment plan that is now caus-
lng an unprecandented run upon the
store. was the finding made yester-
day by l‘rosecuting- Attorney A. L.
DeLaney when he attempted to esti-
mate the amount of the great income
that must have been derived by the
company through their 25 cents a
week payment scheme. in the opin-
ion of the prosecuting attorney. the
Grand Rapids company must have
obtained at least 90 per cent. of that
amount in a year.
'l'llousonds of Patrons.
The basis on which the calculations
‘werc made is that one of the con-
tracts presented by complaints was
No. 9.986. One woman in Westport
' asserted that she had one that was
. numbered at more than 13.000. but
‘on the assumption that the company
had at least 10,000 subscribers to the
scheme, and averaging at $10 the
payment. some ‘of which are $17.60
and others about $5. the conclusion
has been arrived at which the propo-
sition brought into the coffers of the
company about $100. 000.
' The Contract “an.
The contract plan. which has start-
ed a run that is now in its second
week. is one that apparently entitles
o...
1:75“ ‘ a subscriber to 317. 60 worth of furni-
t,“ '7‘ lure after weekly payments of 25
Wit ’2 . cents have reached that amount. Sue-
plcious because runs started on sev-
eral similar concerns in other cities.
. _ women started last week to demand
their furniture and precipitated a run
that has continued unabated until to-
day and bids fair to go on longer.
The Grand Rapids company has
had Mr. DcLa'ney claims. more. than
a 10. 000 persons paying an average of
‘310 apiece for more than a year, ac-
cording to estimates. At» this rate.
the company has had the use of a
great amount or money; Now some
. _of -the patrons feel they are being
. paid off with furniture that is in their
‘ opinion worth less than they paid for
_.li:
Must Make Accents M.
Prosecutor Delaney decl‘amd yes-
terday that his course in the matter
will be to compel the company to
' make good every penny they received.
‘ In order to‘lcssen the rush on the
store. he had combined accounts
. where they are in the same family
~ and ordered the payment with furni-
tur valued at. the total of the ac-
counts.
' [Mum’s Ollie! Busy
The cities of ‘the prosecuting attor—
ney has been the objective of almost
”an avalanche during the last Week
cuter would be rushed With Work
the subscribers to the charisma-Week 1
,ischeme.
, , Yesterday saw another biz ‘diy at
the Grand Rubia Milan’s store.
and some see ‘ "cashed in their
,‘contrncts" and vocalist! goods. Al-
u that of assault" than):
m- M. 3069.11.18, Wife With- ;
M Howard in Stamford seeks a
no place. aleging intolerable cruel-
t! Hid asking for the custody of 11 ml- *‘ ,
' Had be nothing else to‘cb. insane-es '
handling merely the complaints .of ‘
though the (tradition in as land .. .“
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Bring Size of Bed With you.
STEMG The Plate Your Satisfaction
TRUEn-TOJT’SvNAME. ‘
Ourfirst ustCossigleratioa
MATTRESS
SALE
. Extraordinary Mattress Sale of quality Mattresses.
OSTERMOOR, COTTON FELT, SILK FLOSS and
HAIR MATTRESSES at a laying of 1-4 to 1-3 on every
Mattress. E2“ Ill
The “Why” of this great sale was the appointed time
in making a great pnrchaSe of cotton. Buy now and help
the "Distréssctl Sonthlandff E 1 ”El.
V Purchase Now
Billed as December Ist, payable any time bolereJan—
£3
: ._
nary mi, 1915. g. ..L .z.i ‘i 3i
. ‘ .
Ostermoor‘ American Famous Mattresses
V. AT THESE SALE PRICES
$15.00 Qstermoor. Sale Price ........ ..... . .. 10.95 $12.00 Cotton l’clt. Sale Price .. .............. ,. $7.95
$18-00 gstermoor. 58:6 11: rice ----- ... £3.95 $10.00 Cotton Purity. Sale Price ...... .V . $7.00
'25.00 stermoor. Sac rice......... ..... . )' . ; .. ..... '
$15.00 Cotton Felt. Sale. Price ..... ..... . 1 ,3; $390 lrmecss. bale Pm: ‘ 35‘5“
$15.00 Silk Floss Sale Price ,,,,,, ' _ 1 .95 $6000.0mb1nation Sale 1 l'lLL . ................. 33,95
$25.00 Cotton Mattress. Sale Price ........ 19, 45 $3.00 Soft Top. Sale Price ...... $1.95
All Sizes Reduced the Same.
“Ye Colonial"
27 x 54 Fibre Rugs
..........
EXTRA SPECIAL
75c and $1.00 Iron Frying Pan, the old- fashioned kind,
$1.00 FIBRE RUGS. 49¢
4,9¢| any size
In all colors.
vsao‘aot'lt'i
9
comro-R'raams AND aLaNKE'rs amt 93¢ to $5
HEATERS Sand RANGES
The largest assortmen in the two cities, to select from. Ev-
cry Range and Heater guaranteed. 60 days" trial free.
HlFATERS ..... $4.95 up
RANGES. 314.. 50 up
......u. ...,-
STERLING FURNITURE COMPANY
127--129 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
n.
....
x
.as’a Corset is concerned.
were laced ‘into formidable
of beautiful fabrics. brocade
tistos, and the softest of tric
Now. one little secret al
mula ' of comparison.
makes one’younger, feel )‘01
Prices from
I Nevelty Net Curtains
Plain white Net Bordered,
‘ ' $1. 29.
Fleeces} Hose. regular ill
Black Cashmere,
'. pleasing designs.
V inonograms.
25c,
no you asap ‘Ammo INV
Police Guard Busy.
"Captain >3. H, Regan. with a ser-
geamt and. it number of patrolman.
had charge and let t e people in six
at a-time. through i a second floor
entrance. leadiug_the through the
store mom and down to the offices
and store proper. Here each half
dozen were addressed by one of the
members of the firm and told that
they might continue payment until
the full amount of ti 7.50 had been
paid and get one of the articles list—
ed or could select‘any article up to
the amount they had already- paid.
All Take is.
Everyone chose to take their goods
immediately. but as there was little
marked under $16. and few had paid
more than :10 or 812. many were
forced to make another payment to
make up the amount of furniture that
took their fancy. This. they claim. is
nearly no bad as the original situa-
tion. but a good. many paid the ad-
ditional price.
v
unanimous
AFTER THE BALL.
The presentation of that great
dramatic success best known to the
general public through the vprses of
Charles K. ambush: hit, "After the
Bell" was marked in a turnout of
large audiences at the Castor theatres
in Norwallt last: evening. Pleasant
Hour was tilled most to its especlty
for the afternoon showing. and sud-
iences tilled both houses for the two
evening shows.
people will be out this afternoon and
eveningaccordlng to the comments
of those who saw the picture yester-
titty.” ‘Ili ”respect this feature
measured :up to’oxpecutionl. and to
many it surpassed oven the but” that
was hoped tor it. With Herbert Kel-
coy and! Miss Ems Shannon as the
leadmg characters or. this dramatic
offering and select“ east: support.
ing them..1tlu resales cotdd not pos-
sibly has been etherwls’e. “After the
Bell” was a hit with mm who
saw it. Flor Morrow the "Lugille
’ I
othersoodathocflnmadonliondhy
and'i‘nudaynextconduewillappelr
Paranlount comm. * E‘Vl’atchworlt
Girl of 017'.- is it" puts. it you hav'e
not seen today's leisure. remember
that you will not have another chance.
cut out the title of Monday and
may: attraction, and paste it in.
your list. it will lie worth nosing.
w
' 110m rm ‘
The high mm of Marcus
Loews Vaudeville admins! is kept
twelvthotfllwfloiioon stilts
Hoyt. heads"; For the remainder of
K .
And just as many
in the latest comedy success of the.
Love" series wfii :ba manned with]
‘ their (Efforts:
.andsocurateelsouaammatthefr
”Hm FURNITURE LINE?
......
' __ FALL unomwsan.
Child's, 25 etc. to 75 cu.
Ladlu’, 25 etc to $1.20.,
Men's. 50 eta. to $1.25-
Unlon Suits
50 cos. to 82.20.
I
Week End Supplies
For SATURDAY Hosiery Come to Us
FANCY GOODS. GARMENTB
. Ladleo' Shirt Wat-u.
samples, 50 etc. were $1.00.
New Neokwear each week.
25 ct... 50 etc. and up
Wind-or Ties...” .. The Latest Styles,
Plain and how. 253- Ind 5°°~ samples. 74 ct...
Lind and Chamois Gloves Sweater Coats.
25 on. and so are. also to 3.00.
84 Wasln'ugton St.
Corsets. 506 to $8.00
A. DICKERMAN 81- SON
Bragging 25¢ to $1
Telephone 446 SOuth Norwalk
”i it so. Compacts See Us Before Uou
Elsewhere. .
We Have a sine Line of Furniture.
Stoves and all Housefnrnish-
7’ ingxaoods.‘«_
Price. “To film Everybody
M. GUTKOWSKY
s7 Nomi stun Street. Phone are
Opp. Congregational Church..
Stoves
“nuance ~
Established” 1857
Warner’s Redfern and Rustprooi
Corsets '
It is a period of case and luxruy for \t‘mnenjss lar
As is the feeling of
and case of motion—so is tho
wise woman is not too economical
it copies to buying a Corset. ‘
Autumn Models of Warner’s Redfcrn and Rustproof
’ Now Being Shown.
" Corset Section.
Cashmere in outaizes. '5oc.
-' . Chiif' on Tafietas
' Changeable effects in fight “.10,"
$1.50, yard wide.
Women’s Handkerchiefs.
Hematitched in America. . V
The inner «edge of the hem is curved in .1 variety of:
Especially desirable for initials
35c and sec.
Weill, Second—Hand Furniture and. .
Time was when even quot-us
“sfa‘xv‘s”
stout. honing. Now it is difierent and Corsets are made
of heavy t‘lllill and
s, satins and fine figured ba-
(its all delicately lninctl. in
exactly the right places. and trimmed exquisitely.
lllllt‘ flir~
suppl‘cncas
)out a Corscb 21
age. A t‘tirsct
Niger and look younger, The
g-Ullll
with lit‘rsclf win-n
$1.00 up.
main floor.
pccia]
Woman’ 3 Fleeoed and Cashmere Hose
ui outsizcs, 25c
250. 38c, 50c and 750;
I
and
l
We have just received a ship-
ment of Ranges guaranteed to
bake and heat, that. we will sell
from $14.51: upward“ Come and
look them over before going else.
where. For honest dealing and
pricesiairpnone with Mr. Roses
can compare.
Picture Frandng and Glazing.
Rosén’s FurnitureStore
' 15 Ely Avenue
”my ......— ~-
[he Gorham Co.
Hazelton
Coal
..-- .31. ‘T ---, 4....
We Give 4% Green Trading Stamps 1:: ymrgmg
to'tns close '31 his act. fireman; he
handed out was .new and catchy and '
his initimable noting made a. great
hit. At last night's
was cal-led and re—caliéd- so appreclar
five was the house of his went and
only the putting out of lights to
make ready for the next not halted.
the -s.p.plauae
Richard. The Groht. the monkey
who made a man of filmed. obtained
its. share. of approval. The. monkey ‘
marched onto the stage dressed like V
a man and he proceeded to enjoy a
mean. After a smoke. Richard wont .. .
through a series of marvellous shyn- ‘ 3‘
cal exploits.
An amusing comedy is offered and ‘
produced by ms was «a com-
pany. mnmmutn:~
ordinary talent in. her acting and she
is excellently mafia! by the other“
members of the company
Ines law-oer em with several
selection on the trumpet. She shows
a. mastery of that instrument, m:
plays withfiio utmost ease very 012- I
(icult pieces.
Lurkins and Pearl. colored” opened 5
the bill with a; ‘very chewable not
their appearance, lively songs, and a . "
hit of dancing pleased the audience.
and they won hearty opulence for
The mama catas-
ammo; receivlns' ii. fl
performance he .
y
Kimonos—Night ’-
.. Wise people will have ready now the warm garments
‘ that sudden oven-fight changes make menu-y
The animus: apartments are complete and are marked
by quality as moderate prices. .
Women? Lang Fknndcth Kimonos of good quality
ilannelette, in a :variety of pretty «tongue, and colbrings.
An assortment of models to chines " ‘
prising pretty stripes in pink and white. and blue and
white'; alstxplnin white; Some are trimmed with silk
'braid andfrogs “mil. _‘ , .
Prices range from 50¢ to $1.25 ...
The sweeter is an essential in every wardrobe For
the business Woman, for those who/motor, or for those
who like to stroll these sharp, crisp do . It is aagarment
m
‘1‘ Values that amine?
House
keepers ~V
“39F huryglassWasltBoards...i. 22:
59cm also Galvanised Garbage
P8“! ;....»....n. .... .._ .... 3911
“Triumph Galvanised Dustin” Ash
Sifters. Special..... .... ..aegt
. in. winch. elm steam .
«c
Shelves .. .. . ... ..
see Barn Interns .55
, mower-n Monso'l‘ma
H “ 84L Hardwood Clothss’l’rops . ‘
‘1‘ . “Vi‘
ScTofietPrper roilormhn
new” .. 'g .
8901mm: also wuwm‘sssms soc ,-
Iii-gallon BtoneButter Crooks 3.7.: '
.....1oq
mm. .
10c int. Wire corn repairman...“
envied
“In (it. I‘M Things in
WALL
= PAPER
. Painting
Papas Hanging
Decorating. -
~ The Gotham Co.
,1 .
" .. TREES mums]:
.CAVITIES TREATED.
Beaupam 8 Sunder
manna LTUI in
CCU?” ”EVALU- m.“
Cerhhcate of
Deposrt
‘We recommend our in-
est mm: Certificates
. a!“ W {or that temp-
arm immanent o! idle
Tundra. Certificates, are is-
has in- amounts .0! mo.
and over: old are payable
an demand '
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