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”Tin ‘ m l ' Judge Shmwoy after hearing the:
So let this remind you. no you read,
If you from losses wouidfbo freed.
[nuance is the thing you need.
'Tio . warning.
.cvidence granted the divorce and ,3
gave Mrs. Saukey an exceptionnl all-f
,. mony allowance. She. is to receive;
$10,500 outright and $40 a week.
It is understood, however, that thei
‘ I TaleE & Game“ actual amount will be much largeri
OOUTH NORWALK TRUST caibecause of property transfers said to‘
EUILDlNG {have been made recently. '
Yolephon. ' Mr..and Mrs. Sankey resided in:
Greenwich, but, like so many othort
‘ - wealthy families much of their time
' Ewas spent in the big city, within easy,
ireuch by, automobile or train. ;
. Mrs. Sankey came. into court earl),
, lyesterday morning accompanied by
. \her counsel. Judge James F. Walsh:
her sister. Mrs. Louis-c Wunn Cémer
ion: a friend, Miss Florence C.- Dough!
A. J. Collins, 01' this city, is in New ton, and a former maid, Miss Emily.
Xorktoday on business. Davis. ' l
' ‘I it was supposed that the case.
would be contested and pleadings had
‘ , . ‘been filed by counsel for the husband,
‘Routme matters, last cvemngnvere“we“.v and Walsh. But when the
d'sc“55"“li~.,al , the r..guiar Weekly'cuse was ready, although Attorney
meeting ”f 01"" Branch 1‘Odge’,Keneuly was on hand, there was not
ngh‘“ 0‘ Pytliias. iniuch of a contest.1
. j Itlrs. Sunkey was on the witness,
“eighth O Brien 5- stand to tell of her husband's con:
"‘ ‘ !duct. with, special reference to his
MI'S- lda Hadden—I‘urner, ”"3 drinking habits. She told of her trou-
morning. “‘15 13KB“ “3 the Westport bles during the past few years and
Sanitarium by Deputy Sheriff Edward oi the many little affairs in which
3- DOU19115~ Mrs. Turner ‘5 suffering her husband had the worst of it-with
from mental trouble.
1230
l—Roast Veal, 16c lb. N. v. Mkt.‘
~-~Stra u‘ Hats, 3
1liquor.
Miss llounhton told of some of her
observations when Mr. Sunkey was at
frequent visitor to the Mozart in New
York. at
v—l’orlerhtMiSe Silt, 22c lb. N. Y. Mkt.
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The estate of Alex Campbell, late
of New Canaan, yesterday was set-
tled at a session held before Judge
. ITEMS FROM EVERYWHERE. -_——”
Henry W. Gregory, 0f the Probate Manila‘s mean annual temperature ‘
Court.“ Attbrney John J. Cuneo, of is above eighty degrees. it
this ctty, acted as administrator. Canadian mills produce twelve mil- 1’
lion barrels of cement yearly.
. y - t . .
. —Straus, flextble brims. OBrien s.’ The daily ration of a Japanese sol-
dier in the field consists of three little
The police are planning to arrest bags of rice and a bunch 9‘ dried veg~
’ _ several Rowayton young» men within etables. Q
' ‘ the immediate future it a complaint, Matford Vic, the supreme prize wtn- ‘
which was made yesterday, is again ning dog of the United States. was ‘
presented to the departmenn It B bought by its owner for 810. it is now
said by A. B. Crew, of Roton avenue, worth “0.000. ,
thnt while he is absent evenings; Wireless telegraph waves are pro«
young men annoy his family. lpellcd along the surfnce of the earth
‘wlth a velocity‘slightly less than Hits,-
000 miles an hour.‘ _
The value of the licorice root ex-
ports irom' the Botum (Russia) dis-
trict to the United States during the‘
last year, according to consular in?
voices, was only $433,309, compared.
with $1,023,184 for 1913. _
- "How long have you liv'ed on this“
water commissioners are laying wn- farm"" That was a question asked 0:4
ter pipes for the sprinkler. Other nll formers in the last census. More}
, pipes are being installed, by the sec- than half of all the mm” Enid “mtg“
“If: disme‘ c°‘“:“:“:‘°“ers’ .-°." 1:0- ' they have been on the form they were '1
ya stitet. .1 new 1g way connect ngt on less than four years ll
South Main and Meadow streets. From the speed at which earth-i
, 'quuke waves truvelthrdugh the earth
. 5T“ colleCto;s office Town Hal: an -uglish scientist has constructed 3.
opens next wee ' and remains unti ,theory that the world hosts dense con-
July 2‘ jtral cone, which mey be measured in
. time.
A demded convenience “ill be in- Kukul oil is 'n valuable, Hawaiian
stalled in The main corridor of the: product and is in demand in the paint.
City Hall, on North Main street, I)“ and varnish trade. It hits been ship-
the second district commissioners. A ped to the United States from various
patented sign board will be erected. islands for the lust seventy-five years.
and announcements; such as council, An electric transmission line in
meetings, and the. hearings which wmlMexlco has a single “p?“ 160 feet
bepheld during the session, and all Along across driver. '
other meetings. will be posted therei The waste of metal (mm coinsrub-
on by means of metal letters. Visi- hing together 13 said to' amount to
tors to the City Hall will have before one and one.founh tons of silver an-
them a constant reminder of the nunlly. " ,
dates 0f the various meetings 90’”: Africa has sixteen inhabitants to the
coming cityf’ affairs and what busi- square mile and North Américe has
none will be brought up before them.“ only one more to the mile.‘
I There are new' sixty-seven bird re-
--Think of the nickels you sove.
lWilliums'- Root Beer costs only 2c for,
eight glasses. Homemade.
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Manufacturing Company has installed
a sprinkling system in the factory on’
Haviland street. The second districtl
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”Han'bw:g..3tkel 14° “5' N- Y. Mkt-lserves in the United states where wild. Al
FLA_ i ‘1 ’
- will , , .‘ , [fowl may live “molested/g H,
it you,hav,§.~ hat tired teenager: you The‘ rain which falls on‘the United A ,A
have no ippe is. If you have malaria,iStates every year equal! in amount!»
tr? tsunami: fiemedy, ‘Price 500 n the water of. the Mississippilrlver. l‘:
bottle. g r. ...;: , . , .> Q: Vidal with only three horses to each 10;! ll
4 7‘ n , L l. ' Students, Switzerland has the sma- ‘p
.smlsoanwe" ‘P 'n "[01 lest equine-population of tiny nation.-- A:
_ . 82 Washington Street. Exchange, ,. _' A,
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. It is th'é:criminal business of’ the burglar to. know
the homes 1n.which jewelry is exposed." ‘What is to
prevent such knowledge? He goes, perhaps to the t
theatre. With his glasses he searches the wearer of '
Jewels. H‘e marks a prize—locates the home—studies
the. house and the household. Soon he is in possession
of knowledge which would startle you by'its accuracy.
The family which keepd its precious jewels in the
steel vault of the South Norwalk‘, Savings Bank need
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have no feer of‘the burglar‘swprying eye. It is the
cheapest kmd~of safety. Bbx rental as low as $4.00 a
I year for 3 32:51:22 inch box. ‘
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Phone 105
THE UNITED B
We demand room no KICK, to use our arms and, to
roll around even when covered up. That’s the only ex-
ercise we get, and we met have it ii We are to de-
Velop into STRONG, healthy men and women.
This demand is Reasonable
MOTHERS
You can get big enough carriages at littlgenough Wand our mothers can’t find
an eéSier-to-whccl than a Sidney lat Sterling‘s. You look at these inside MEASURE-
, MENTS. WIDTH between sides 15 inches, LENGTH with back upright 22 inches,
length with back reclining 36 inches. If you haven't bought a Sidnéy Carriage at
Sterling’s ’ MOTHERS, we suggest you do so today.
(Signed) ‘
ARIES or NORWALK
. We Specialize in Furnishinglloles Coinpletc
. Sterling Furniture Company
127-129 WASHINGTilN sum
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Opposite lloyt’s Theatre.
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The property in question is worth‘
Bananas a
' Extra Large, Choice, ' ‘
'Gol'den Fruit,
between 810,000 and $15,000. Stanley
Watts wits the youngest son of Sldn
ne‘y Watts. He testified that hisi
father wanted him to get'married and:
have itho property. He married in
191} and, with his wife. went to live
i with the rather at; a old home. The
; shn‘ sud/innit. mother. 1909: his
._ l father-Ewes committed to the West-
i. ort Sanitarium because of his drink-
A‘ ing habits. Sidney Waits wan mar.
ried twice. having two children byi
,the first marriage and three by the
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Salt Mackarcl, extra large, cacti
BUTTER
Good table BUTTER,,'i‘b. ~29c-
"second.~ After Purdy was appointed
, administrator of the estate, Stanley
{Watts’ brothers and sisters joined
, with the administrator in trying to
l have the deed set aside. ‘
Mrs. T 'Annn ,Stenson, who was a‘
maid in the Watts family for a few
months in 1911. testified that she did
not considerthe elder Watts of un-
sound 3mind at the time she was at
his house, but she often saw him cry-
ing. \He had a hot temper, she said,
and would gét angiy at trivial 'mat-
tors. While she was telling how sorry
Best
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Special Sale of Canned Meals .
ARMOUR’S CORNED BEEF, SMALL 20¢
ARMOUR’S conuED BEEF. LARGE 33¢.
ARMOUR'S ROAST ‘BE‘EF, SMALL 20¢
- ARMOUst ROAST BEEF,LARGE............. 33¢
she had felt for. him when he cried,
the witness burstinto tears herself.
'Judge William H. Comley. of
Bridgeport. represents the defendant.
Judge John _J. Walsh is counsellor
the administrator.
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Evaporated Milk, tall can. . ...... . ..
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Springwood Union Sunday school he.
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7 Rolls Toilet Paper .......... ...... 25¢ ’ port; Bright P‘ronpecu for the
FullCream Cheese, 1b... ...... 20¢ , . Fm”-
Sliced Bacon, extra fancy, lb. .. . . . . .......... . . . . .- 20¢ l: cnzbsepriggmiui:nixugin’ilfst330:5
gal}f°r¥la Prunes,” . . . o u . . . . . .~ ...... 3 “)3. 20¢. lb- 7¢ A: ‘Asso‘cjavuon was held Wednesday even.4
mCtly Fl‘esh Eggs, doz.. S . . . . ‘c - n . o . . p . . a). - n“. n, ... . *25¢ $1118.: The presldEDt’E report was very,
SmokedVS‘houlders, 'lb. . . .‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . ; .‘ .'. . . .’ 14¢ t: encouraging, showing a. , prosperous
Old Fashioned Codssh. in strips. 1b. , . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. 15¢ We" led ’closedrand prospects his”,
, . _ ' 1" ‘ . ~- -‘ t: for the future. Total attendance for:
FREE ,_ FREE .' ‘; " ' :, the year 67..the average 125. This
. . _ h ‘ f ‘i did not include the crowded house at
_ 7. « wlt , a can 0 4: Christmas time. One particularly in:
. . - ~ - ' -. ‘ ‘ , :l tereoting item in this report was the
nght House , g- ‘1: mile of pennies collected by scholars
- -. . . » C - S it end teachers during March and April,
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ao‘ Smur- in,” with x mimics mum oboe: 30¢ ‘
scream Free with x is. But Indiameom‘nam “
CleanSer .
A‘. SMALL ‘jT'IN .
EXTRA STAMPS WITH THE FOLLOWING;
>1 canStigan Corn umomo‘o’iiot‘uoIun.-n-u-...-cro.noVI-uu‘loc-
Ic’anE.J.Peas....0..-,..v...;'..............,..'........... too
I bot. My Wife’s Salad Dressing, zsc-Isc Too
1 hot. Cider,Vincgar ’ 10c
l pkg- JElly POWdel‘-..A..trm-£u;.-,..:....,...‘.....-... 100
1 pkg. Washington Corn Flakes .-. Too
Ibag‘salt‘I-oo’uolooalso.‘oojoo;ooooooooooooooouoooooooo 10c
ka‘gtBoking Soda...................-.............‘..-roe
r,.« «a
{ two of the pupils had 13 feet of pen-
l nies each. . \ .v- ' g
l ’ ~ The treasurer reported expenses ‘for
l the'yenr, including inside‘decoratibno’.
: repairs to walk .End roof."'$10§i_.6u.
A Total expenses $218.80, still leavingit
;‘ balance to the good of noes. This
, will supply: the uuerterties’ (Or the
i lost three months of the year.‘ '
, Th6 oflicers elected lfor. the comin'g
: your are: . .. ‘
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President—J. B. Lawrence.»
Secretary—G. Clinton. _.
, Twosunreflomer D. Lowrance.
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Don’t Forget
to see,
Tom Murray,
3150!!th Street
lTHE mums J.
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So. Murmur--
Supply your Table
.- From ’——
GHIOTTO & ruckus
W South Main st, So. Noon-1k.
REBUILT 'rveawm'r'zno— n. a
Smith, Uncut-wont.
heartened, oil och.
‘ mes. sold; noted.
repaired. Rut-h. or
per. month.
sold st 85 per month:
. us. DONNELLV.
1| south Main Strut; South m
FAST rumour LINE 70 new
‘ YORK.
Freight boat leaves Pier 81 East
River, New York (foot of Cnthorlno
St.) everyday except Sunday. of: p.
m. Freight received at "Dim “no
6 p. m.‘ and at South Nornlk no to
5:30 p. m. * -
George F. Foote, General Morn
SMITH TRANS-
.PORTATION LINE. Inc.
Special -
Tliuii [Tudorwcor '
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also,
mt “Guards, :Pans, :
.l.amps. ctc._
HORACE KNASH
North Moln and West Ila.
. .. Men’s and lipy’s
A ' , Palm Beach Suits
For Men . ...... .
For Boys .. $3 $4 and
$7.00,":
. $4.50
a 0 TIME 37+
11 No. Main 8!. 80. New
87410—512.“ Sultl.
~ Erery Day 5
‘ "A lialillolltlay ior‘
’ , the Cook
hour TIME]
f resuming and visiting if there
in Gas Range in the Kitchen
Spend Less Time in your Kitchen
. The ,. time" you m‘u‘St: spend?
the kitchen can be‘reduced' just
about one-half. it your ‘kitche
equipped with >
A Vulcan. Gas ; f 'fiie ,
i
l ' No time is lost startingthe fire
nor is any iostfiwai‘ting'
fire, to come up.
"When you are ready ,_
The RANGE, Is ready , .
‘for‘j'
' MiddY.fBlou3¢s * I"
sot-$11.00}
l A second after you lighf‘tho
burner, cooking can human;
Ii: matters not ‘whot‘ -'
Whether it be the lady Gilli,
house, or the cook,- chem ‘
giant the cooking Enrique
very. very‘muc better
dlern in ” , ‘ '
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