. O‘Brien's.
walk. Conn.
SATURDAY, NOV 13. I915
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At. Lane’s EVINBL: ”23.53”“?
Containing Fruit God Livers, withi
Peptonato of Iron.
Elmm
to serve on the Ice .
Cream, Fruit Flavors:
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A GREAT ARRAY
OUR PUBLIC SERVICE
OF
That measures-up to your highest ideals. The goods we . .
offer in “The Coal Line” are the choicest that are pro- Willie! Clolhlllfl
duced. Hay, Grain. Flour. Feed, Etc. We can meet your FOR
wants with perfect satisfaction. Call in and talk it over
with us.
RAYMOND BROTHERS—
ALL THE FAMILY
$1.00 PER WEEK
Gately & Brennan
137 Washington Street 42 South Main St.
Strawberry :l__.________,~_,___.~ .- .‘
Banana 1 ”IV“ W. Raymond 1
Orange ‘ tU'N D'ERTAKER . 3
PineaPPle ; i new use users ourLotNtr‘ !
i 21 wasmuorou s'r. ;
i Tel., office, 10003; How. 593‘ t i
use: Bakery. ‘ --.“. M'
61 Washington 1.
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1 Large Salt Mackerel E
23322 if“...i°.f..i‘.’3§ ;.:':i:°.:.;".:;::it Smoked lierrings,
g SaltCod. Sardines,
Japanese Crab Meat,
Tuna Fish
Fresh Fish, oysters,
Clams. lobsters.
Cutbill’s
BRIDGE MARKET.
71 North Main St.
Ask to see the new line of writingt
The case of George Wright, charged
with cruelty to animals. which was to;
have been heard this morning before:
Judge George H. Vosburgh, was post-
poned.
Pearl Benzinger. of this city. was:
yesterday in the superior court. grant-i
ed a decree of divorce from Frederickg
Benzinger, on the ground of deser—E
tlon. Attorney John J. (‘Iineo repre-i
seated the petitioner.
—-Umbreiias and mourning bands]:
D'Brien's. i _
--~—~——- ‘i Free Delivery. Phone rob
Yesterday tea was served at the;
Baptist parsonage. on West street, ,;
under the auspices of Mizpah t‘ircte SUCCESS SMILES 0"
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of King’s Daughters connected with
the downtown Baptist church. Thel
affair was a very enjoyable one.
The present stati‘ of officers was re-.
nominated to serve another term. at
the meeting, last evening. of Hum-l
boldt Lodge, Sons of Herman. Reign-t;
lar business was also discussed. Elec-i
tlonwill take place at a future meet-
"ing.
Pleasant Entertainment Given At)
last Night’s Affair—Big Supper
To It Enjoyed This Evening
The offices of the second district The opening 0‘ the annual Eureka
dommlssionera, tax collector and city Rebekah F3" was lleld last evening
clerk. in the City Hall, will be re- iu Odd Fellows' Hall, on South Main
painted and otherwise improved by Street. The ““qu night was ent‘m],
the second dislricl commissioners. Huccmt‘ul. and the large number of
who have awarded the contract to persona present enjoyed themselves
John h‘ontaine. ' immensely. .
...—..— 1 Many features offered diversion to
blue, brown soft hate. the visitors. The Charlie Chaplin.
. booth, whore prizes‘ were given tot
those who could best throw a dart. at.
Preparations are now under way ”to the figure of Chaplin on a cloth, wait
remove the three-mnstcd schooner in charge of Mrs. Emma Saunders.‘
"Frank Learning" from its position and her assistant was Mrs. Williams!
three-quarters of a mile southwest of This booth was very prettily trimmed"
the Green‘s Reef light. where it lies with pink hullerflies'
submerged directly in the path of ranged, ,
Sound traffic. . t The cake booth was one of that
"—'—'~ busiest throughout the evening. This
The first discussion of plans for a. was trimmed with red and white ros-
minstrei show was held at the meet- es, the eflect being attractive. The:
tag of Lincoln t‘ouucil. O. U. A. .\l.. cakes were sold by Mrs. Fred ‘Pitzerf
last evening. The entertainuienti will Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Annie Brown!
take place the latter part of Deccm- Pink crysauthemums decked hand-f
her. Next Friday night, at the ”1901' somely the candy booth, which was in
ing, will be “’l‘urkey Night." charge of Mrs. Tilda Wilcox. assisted
—-—-——— by Mrs. Emma Pfahl.
—-WEDNESDAY may“: The fancy booth. crowded with
Armory dance. Speidel’s Eight-piece litany beautiful and useful articles,
Orchestra (Union Music). Dancing was attractively trimmed with pink
from 8:15 to )2. ' poppies. and was in charge of Mrs.’
Harry Bartram and Mrs. Addie Hyatt.
The matter of sending a box of The entertainment was in the form
clothing, etc, 'for the immigrants of interesting tableaux. represent-
liintling at Ellis island, New York, the “Six Senses." These were enact-
and the mailing of literature to the ed by Harry Bartram and Miss
soldiers and sailors of the United Charlotte Green. Selections were play-‘
States. was discussed at the meeting. 'ed on the Edison Victrola. loaned by
-—Green,
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tastefully ar-i
. held yesterday afternoon. at the home Angevine & Company. both for con-
of Mrs. C. Van Coevering, Gregory cert and dancing purposes. This was
Boulevard. of the members of the to in charge 0f Miss Emma Padfan. 5
cal branch of the W. C. T. U. A 50-, Tonight. from 5 to 8 O'clock 8 Selena
clal was enjoyed at the session as did supper Will be Bel‘Wd- The ball
well, and the afternoon was passed in is prettily decorated with streamers
a truly delightful'inatfiler. ef‘varlcolored crepe paper and Amer:
,ican flags. ;
_ ——Big reduction in trimmed hats of. Mrs. Lena Hendrick is chairman of
good quality velvet shapeg; Lenox Mil- the general committee, and she is aa-
linery. 29 80. Main street, South Nor- slated by Mrs. James Hawks. The
refreshments. served in .. the dining
Was the handy way an oldrfashioned gentlemen.
attempted to figure. the accounts of hiscexnend-i-
tures "and incomes, but today the prompt. accurate
and, convenient method is carrying a. checking.
9 1' accomhat er Bank of- Strengthtnncl service: ~ It":
‘coatsttkyaui.nothing, and. takes only fire minutes:
tor" opem a.! checking account.
The
EUREKA attitu- in“
Mrs. Bell Radian.
Y°i1*-ar°—-5inviterr..eu.eali: _
f Sc uth Norwalk.
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Ladies Bronze Button tiiiliil hitch
. . it man Evidence in.
With the New Louiepieet t "m? ..., ..., ..de
Is one of the most effective of this season's models.
Call in when out shopping and see the very latest in
women’s shoes.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
South Norwalk. Conn.
Estate claims 1
Hearing of the disputed claimsI
jagainst the estate of Mrs. Bridget Bal-
‘ly Raymond was continued. in the
'Probate Court, Stamford. until Thurs-
‘day. 'next. at 10 a. in.
; During the afternoon session \l'ii-
:ljam Johnson who was employed on
'the Raymond farm, testified that Mrs.
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Anniversary Sale
Specials in all departments for this evening;
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FEET FIRST
'Vhen you’re considering comfort—
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Hazelten- ;
Coal:
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The B. liershfield 81 Sim (lo
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ind minions first when you are
considering feet.
R—ALSTON
lNellie Webb did housework and cook‘
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. trary before the hearing. Johnson al»
,lowed that whatever he told
he was then telling the from.
To Attorney Hackett. who asked,
him, in the crossexamlnntion. if hot
,thought that he would tell the same.
‘story today. if called to the stand.
”Johnson answered that he did uotl
know. 5
Mrs. Mary McGlaughlan. ubo testiri
'iled during the forenon session that;
Mrs. Raymond introduced Mrs. \Vebby
as her sister. rather than her daugh-i
(or. was subjected to a long cross‘ex-
amination by Atorney Keogh, but it,‘
made little impression on her teeth:
mony. Her son. Philip. was on the'
‘atand. too, and he testified that he
ispent a number of vacations at thee‘
.Raymoud farm. and that. while there,-
’-he did not see .urii. Nellie Webb doing
tany housework. The boy also testi-
lfled that the quality of the ice sup-
South Norwalk.
Phone 446.
before. i
A. Dickerman 8: Son
0 .ing at the farm for a long period of1
0 —-———FOR iyears, before Mrs. Raymond died. ‘
g This testimony seemed to surprise;
‘ 1 ‘Judge N. C. Downs. who called John-I
: Blankets and Comfortablbs 'son as witnese, and he asked him if,
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33 so. MAIN 31.." so. NORWALK
14th - Anniversary Sale - 14th
Began Friday, November 12th
As in the past years, we will offer bargains that are really remark-
able tu these lines: MtLLtN‘ENY, SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS,
CORSETS, DRESSES and mrlCOATB.
COME. TO THE BIGGEST EiENT.
OF THE YEAR AND SAVE MONEY
{for which the latter is charging the
l estate, was 300d-
Deliciou Creamery Butter . . . . . . . . . . . ........... 32¢ lb.
Best Family Flour ...... ..................... 75¢.lmg
‘ FanCy POtatOCS I4 lbs. .s. . . . . . . . .. . . ........... 25¢ 'ited Mrs. Raymond a number of times
Selected Eggs . . ................ 30¢ doz ““1 ”W 3"“ ”mug“ mm ms]. Ray-
, ' ' ' ' ' ' """ ' inond was being neglected. Vi linealI
Grandmas Pancake Flour. 3 pkgs. ................. 25¢ ism she “Rested that M... Ray.
Pure Cocoa. qt. jar ......... . ......... . ........... 23¢ mond get some (inn to take care of
‘her and the latter thereupon stated
ithat .-\lec Raymond could care for her
'sumcieutly. The witness testified
' that she thereupon said to Mrs. Ra);
uond that Alec would hardly do an
"24 cottage Sheet. I ' E.“ Norw‘lk' tiliuggesled that she procure the sort
ivices of Mrs. Nellie Webb.
"To -. with Nellie Webb." she. tes-
CONT'NUED TON'GHT' !titied Mrs. Raymond said. "livery
————- itime she comes down here she. tights
Sale at T”““"? {with me.’
Mrs. Street. in whosecustody are
said to be papers that have a bearing
on
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rooTnThre invcharge 0’qu Hendrick.)
Mrs. Hattie Batterson. Mrs. William.
Bartram, Mrs. Della Sturtevant. and:
Mrs. Richard Dunn;
is chairman of the entertainment corn.I
mittee. I
The fair will close this evening.
Annual Fur
Hyatt’e Will Be Open in the Even- l
ing For First Time. .
R. S. Lehrburizer. a member of the; on Mrs. Raymond's estate. was
‘Bostou. took a chance between salesf made no search for web pail?” since
W . C. .
illiain this'this morning to wander to the frontithe last hearing. She was requested
Joseph W. Rooney,
Smith and Thomas Hassett, of
city. are today attending the Yale-t
. tat the endless. procession of ,cam . ‘
Princeto f h H - - . .
ven n ootball game in ew a eluden with pretty girls and jolly tel-j‘SUFFRAGE MEET‘NG NEXT WEEK
iiows en route for the Yale-l’rincetonl A very interesting Suffrage weft.-
tgame, but had to content himsef withing is to be held at. the Norwalk .1-
. iniurmuring "Rah! Rah! Harvard! vbrary next week Tuesday, the 16th..
OVERCOATS .1912," in which class he graduated.
at three in the afternoon. To this the
Mr. Lehrburger . has been the per-
‘ 1 ‘Norwalk Equal Franchise League is
. I
The 393‘ values I“ ifioual representative of his firm mflll‘ged t-0 come, and fl @9031 Missiles!
[he 0 tTristrnm & Hyatt’s Annual Fur Sales meeting 0’ ”‘0 League 1" unite for
City :for a number of years. and by his un-‘2145 to act “9°“ some "330‘“th “’g‘
10 t $12 50 _ ifailing courtesy and expert” knowledge ing upon our delegation in Congress,
3 o 0 tiof- “Who's Who in the For Family" support for the Susan B' Anthony 5‘?"
thus not only made‘reeord sales but afrage amendment. Special cards M“
GO T T L l E, B .host of friends among those with not be sent to league members, and
11 No. Main St. So. Nomnt 'i-Whom he has come in business or sol.tmfi is the only way in which “‘9
87410—41250 Suite. itclal contact. ' notice will be given. Unfortunately
‘ . 4‘ ‘ Record Fur Ye or {there is a big general meeting of the
in an interview this morning MNCommunity Club for the same after-
'Lehrburger said “This has beeh know. but fifteen minutes only will be
record Year in the for business. Now .i‘eeedegoftiet? :Emgetiz‘ilgifiségomg
mind you. that is not a mere catchtt “the Community Club
business phrase. buttan actual fact": 0 -
“The iadi thi .. . ' i The special meeting is a general as-
mmfied “,5: f“: ixisseenlflhmdly,sembly of the leagues of the Fourth
neckpieceq but are wen .mu f8 and.Copgressiona.l District, and is sched-
suits and'coutg t ring or 0".uled in the home town of the Hon E.
yond former seago an “tent—hr be” J. Hill-.has already declared his but.
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“While the styr;5.8how but littleifrage principles. He has been asks;
V ‘ ’ ‘ . to . and‘th
;‘ ‘Change’ I "Mice Rn i“-q-rea‘i‘id'“mm“3:30;): fifth??? insistetested at-
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or the round shaped muffs. 8° I"’p‘l‘.‘teitdtmt:e. from surrounding towns no
‘ lnr.with our. grandmothers, but “Owen. as ourrtownw . . * w
. in“ mm“ 3““ 1"" “m“ Thei’l‘fihi» medicament-this apeciaLworkis:
sm‘ °n “h ”m?” “’9 “nineties Onexefiasiehatabatdotv for this district. Mrs.
mm ”“9“," ””4”?“ “PP'W'ilteéwraib‘e new in’tinltp'ort, where there
We. are open:
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. «plied Mrs. Raymond by her husband.
i Mrs. Remington a relative of Alex:
Lander Raymond testified that .ihe vis~
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:big fur house of Lehburger & Ashenithe stand for a time. She said she:
iof the store and take a longing look’ to make such search. forthwith. ..
"wan" ”mm" 1‘" ”W“ “made Whittle; an. t:Wr.1 'Nieflof iWoatport.v can. .
SHOES roe MEN ,
$4.00 to $6.00 I
“‘it as though made to your mean j
are. They require no breaking in.
We might say that comfort was the
first thing considered in making
them if they were not so pre-
1minently stylish. You can feel
sure of both style and comfort in
buying Ralston's.
nouns
122 Washington St. So. Norwalk
46 Main 8t., Norwalk.
N’ Ill-FITIING PLATE
should never be used. it irritates
the mucus membranes of the
mouth. keeping them sore and pre-
‘ venting a proper mastication of the
3 food. as well as causing much suf-
t t‘ering; and again, a plate that
. .iropa ”when talking places the
wearer at a great disadvantage. for
It not only embarrassea him, but
i oft-times makes him an object of
. repulsion or ridicule. There is no
reason why a plate should not give .
satisfaction if properly made. Are 3
you having trouble with the one ’
you are using? if so. let me show ‘
you the comforts of a perfect .
‘ plate. 9
I Dr. J. ll. Mallery
16 South Main St. South Not-walk.
ll Hours: 9 a. m. to a p. m. Sundays
3 by appointment only.
must HAVE liliili
Will it nun;
in spite of the extraordiuar‘v auto-
5mobile traffic which this morning;
,passed through this city. the local i
police and Boy Scottie, under the su-
pervision of Chief of Police William
lit. Pennington. Detective Sergeant
‘Thomas Leatheriand and ‘Scout Com-
,missiouer Perie MacDonald, have the
‘1, problem well under control.
; From the Darlen-Norwalk line along
1the route to the \\‘estport-;\'ortvaik
iline. every corner and possibly dan‘
igerous place along the line is care-
It‘uliy patrolled by experienced police-
:men and scouts. Particular pains
,‘will be taken to have the traffic to-
inight just as capably handled .as it
has been through the day.
Boy Scouts were on their jobs early
this morning ready tohelp the police.
with the; heavy traffic. Two scouts
were stationed at. thee omer of Suart .
avenue and ther'l‘urnpike. two at—tho
armory, one at Butler street, one at
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Chapel. Leonard and lsa’tic" streets}
Another group of boy-s was stationed
at the foot of Mill Hill and another,"
on Westport .‘i-llll. Twoscouta were;
assigned to~dnty in the police station.”
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i ANYTIME
WE REFER YOU
TO THE HOUSE
is it not beautiful in its glistening
Grahame—street. one each at Marsala»- - * . .
‘ , .. .: t-Aeeeir. It.‘tii:f1be:..mr.ztm..u , .
your way—but don't DEPENI? a
conning}, if ”nuclei 8 if I
rind-Want as.“ -‘\ ’
TIL. ’0
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[lay or Night
Our spacious and eat riding
automobile will tote out
path“. -.- __
ANDREW "inter
Livery and Trucking
Phone Darien (loan.
coat? Yes. no what's more. itswill
wear well—we guarantee that. All our
paints. oile. stains, varnishes, on»
213. etc.. are the best obtainable-
‘that has been painted withoupptnta.
that's your protection. Phone on
The Gorham. Go
in FIRST 81".. EAST NORWALR
Tel. ear. “\
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warts STAR LINE
DRAFTS
for
Christmas Presents
to the
OLD COUNTRY
Great Britain and lreland
.l. M. Layton & C0,,hic. .
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk
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Smith. Underwood"
Remington, Ilium
malice. sold. rented, ‘ 'L
' acid at 85 per month.
Mai nonmetal]. ‘
ta ennui-Itali- Bunt-Gouthfiomili
Ask for an. pilceatfmneptmglé
‘ cost. .. his
THE WM. EFFRON“C(5’”
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if:
any telephone calls. that._ may come,
in.“ The boys did 018ijth kind or;
work last year, and their belittgia'v
igreatly appreciated by the pelice3~"" “
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chatty! Neishho-r—I mementos:
don't stand for any ‘War ~= army
. $.13: -called;="'rher Chianhin." I ’ 'itili’d'fveryiltve‘leugue" ' .f-ia'nd she limo .
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among your boarders?
‘- Boarding House Mistress—th'fill'fi‘
.You see, our biggest cotangent.“
where they ‘Will be on hand to answer ’
,m rip supinsaime "
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‘iiniiri sites; only and; - .
Ash Cans, Garbage Cans.
W lifiwpilmw Bath 'rn "
mild“ Macmillan. etc. >3
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