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Regular matters were considered at
the meeting or the third district coll-
niasioaera last night.
Darid W Raymund
UNDERTAKER
Tet. office. 1009-83 How, ass, ?
a waamvtorou er.
There will be a meeting. tonight. of
the members a! linah Circle 0*
King's Daughters of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church.
The High School m prise
spelling contest will be held in the
Blgh school hall tonight at 8 o’clock.
The public is invited
ELOPERS as: DIVORCED. ,
Love Dream of the Martineze of Brief
Duration:
Judge Curtis, in the superior court:
in Bridgeport 0.1 Saturday, stgned a
decree of divorce freeing Frances
Parka Martinez from her husband.
Carlos Martinez on the ground of
cruelty. The couple tormeriy resided
in this city and Martinez, who is a
Mexican, studied law for a time in the:
ofiloe of Attorney William H. Cable!
John Dunn, of Cedar street. father Martinez's 93’9“” live in “Mint;
of Inspector Richard Dunn, of the 10- male“ and it “J believed that their
cal trolley lines, is very seriously ill Mi'l is residing wth them at the pres-l
It his home. ent time, although that Intel is not!
known for a certainty. It was rumor-l
l
The regular meeting of Trinity
Young Men‘s Club will be held in the
club rooms, Railroad avenue, this
evening, at 8 o’clock.
There will be a meeting of Norwalk
Yacht Club governing board at the
Club house, Wednesday, June 7, at 8
a. m.
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Ladics’ White
Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Patent Leather and Tan Trim,
White Soles and Heels
$3.50
White Canvas
Sport Oxfords
Tan Trim, Rubber Soles
$2.50
Glover’s
no Washington St.
Milton M. Manager.
l
muonethm. nay ooaLaa-uaitapuaautaeaopartnhrlor
winter use. Not what you pay but what you get is the real test or
We can fill your out: to thetoputcltotm
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone “3‘3. 131 Washington St.
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value.
For the Best of Everything in Sea.
Ft 0 l—We Have It.
NothingftiMisrcptesentedwMoney Back
If Not Satisfied
CUTBILL’S BRIDGE MARKET
Phones ms and too.
71 North Main St.
Free Delivery
ed a few months ago that young Ilia!L
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Roderick Luttgen, of New 'l'ork city , . .
and Bedding left this morning fort ttnez had been killed in one m the
Ca e Cod MA“ where he will take al many Mexican disturbances, but the
fitlon in tie-Viol] de no t of th tract that his wife divorced him on
”w 0 Coll C aLW en 9’ Saturday would seem to explode the
ne ape an A.rutnor’ that Martinez had been killed.
, , " "T" . 1 Mrs. Martinez testifying in her own
“Al: If”?!lanfttreggggcgsgkgoggfll behalf told Judge Curtis that she met
"all It “3.1.11 0t “3), 0"" or I : her husband while he was a student in
Tildozcldck' isnlheranmx; :ggweg‘a preparatory school in Norwalk. She
.' ' y l was afraid to tell her family of ltlr
avenue. . love for the young Mexican, so finally
1 in January. 1913. she eloped with him
Th::""“;‘ 91:“???13‘imnuim'lm New York city 'where they were
10’ 0 ‘ e“ or 'm e e at 0 (ml, married. After wedding, they want
SUMMER
ALL ON CREDIT
Galely & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
CLOTHING FOR
Ladies’ Sport Shoes
Whi to (1'1: r. High or Loanl;
BUY HOSIERY HERE
We have a Splendid Assortment for Men. Women
and Children
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fi’oltntdtoltlot‘rvou‘;t 811:2; “129:9 ml: to Mexico to visit the Martinez fam-
9 h‘. 11' m) on 0 ,' c ‘ . ily, but the climate there and the mat»,
\vtll send delegations, including Mow. . .
Itot‘ Grotto of this city tztcr in winch Martinez treated her did‘
‘ ‘ i not agree with the young wife and she“
t
_. finally persuaded her husband to re
w’l‘here “:1 'be u‘rfgular Initiating. at; turn wllh her to Norwalk. Later theyi
95mm ‘ ”2m“! .odge. 0' “0 ‘1cante to this city where Martinez en-‘
Son-n ”r 5" (.corge, 1m“ evening. I“, tered the law otilce of Attorney Cable
”"3 lodge rooms m Main street. Om- to study, with the intention of taking
cers for the coming year will be elects up the profession of law.
ed, and other important matterstt'nns-f Anhuugh he made good progress
acted. l with his studies Martinez longed to re
Iturn to his native land and finally de-
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fig-
A NEW SHOWING OF
ALSO LINGERIE AND
CREPE WAISTS
K. I A. CLAVEN
56 NO. MAIN IT.
WASH SUITS
The Little Shop
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
I1 WASHINGTON STREET I'll-IMO"! 14763.
c e Your Or
Cam» \V- (l- Lawrence, in charge 01 dried to return in December, 1913, 09
Yo urCoal
the 10ml Salvation Army COWS. will tenslhly to spend two months away
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from the rigorous New England cllm»
ntc. Martinez was a saute. good look-
ing young fellow and he made many
l‘rlc ids while here. A party of his
acquaintance saw him on at the local
railroad station when he commenced
the mm trip to Mexico. Although
he promised to write to his friends of-
tctl, the In“! word they have. had from
his was when he battle the ill good bye
‘ut the railroad station.
Mitt. Martinez told of mtmy‘ specific
instances when her husband mistreat-
cd but. Mrs. Hurry Lockwood, of
Norwulk, a sister of the plttintlfl, said
that Martinez had anything but. an
agreeable temper. Mr. Lockwood in
testifying said that Martinez was noth-
ing but a "grenwr."
deliver a lecture out “The Salvation
Army World“ in the M. E. Chapel.
Danbury, tomorrow night. The talk
will be appropriately illustrated.
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The annual meeting of the llospilnl
Thimble Club will be held this anor.‘
noon, at the home of Mrs. Edward H.
Moreltuusc, of Ncwlowu Terrace. 0f-
ficet's for the coming year will be
elected ,and reports will be road.
The First Church of Christ, Scien
fist. has issued invitatlons to n free
lecture on Christian Science by Jacob
S. Shield, C. S. 13.. of Chicago, Illinois,
member of the board of lectures-hip of
the mother church, the First Cltttrclt
at Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass,
in the Regent Theatre. Norwalkfi
Conn, Sunday afternoon. June 11th,;
1916, at threc'lhirty o‘clock. EEmployea of Ferry's Newburgh Plant
7"“ May Quit Work.
(Mrs. Angeline Scott Donley attend-1 Ofllccrs of the local itutters' associa-
ed the annual meeting of the Auterl— tion went to Ncwburgh, N. \‘.. today
can Librarian Home Association, “(do consult with the superintendent of
PRICE BILL DISPUTE."
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Don’t Let Your
Money Pile Up
and neglect the pleasure
wearing proper glasses!
cap in every line of work.
THAMER
OcuIIata, Optometrtata,
87 Atlantlc 811., Stamford.
the Hotel MCMNH’ in New York, 0“ l the plant of the Ferry lint Co. located
Saturday. Following the luncheon “in that city regarding negotiations
number 0’ prominent flu" women , towards the settlement of the new
made addresses and Miss Lois Fox, 3 t price bills for making and finishing in
Texas girl With t1 New York E‘Udiodtltat factory. There has been some
entertained wlth fairy tales lntorpret-Qmmculty in beginning the considera-
ed by dances given by some child pu- tion of the bill of prices for the .\‘ v;
pils. Miss FOX is to appear in Bridge- burgh factory and it is understood
port in October for one of tho local,that Geo. J. Ferry, head at the cons
clubs. The object of the American Ll-I cern, has instructed his Newburgh su~
brarians‘ Home Association is to maln- perintendent not to begin the. settle
uln a vacation borne for librarians at ment 0! the bill 10118)“ In the 0V9“
Indian Neck, Brnnord, Conn, and its negotiations are not begun today. it
omcers represent many states. The is expected in local hattlns circles
meeting was held in New York in that the employs: of the Ferry fac-
mderatlon week to accommodate its my "“1 be ““9 0W .
widely Scotland membership. Many Employee in both the Newark, 5‘“ J"
. t out on
. 1 . plants of the Ferry (10., won
g§ggpféep$m nent club women strike Saturday, following the refusal
of Mr. Ferry to commence negotiations
with them in an snort to agree on the
new price bills.
Price bills in the local hat factories;
under the jusisdiction of the United
Hatters, expired on May 1. All the
local manufacturers accepted the new
national price bills with the exception-
\ . can a; N‘ ..
CC
. If you pay all your expenses
and settle all your bills 8y
check, you cutaway: how or one at: two concerns that have yet
" fin exact state of m: M. ; to settle their bills for finishing: ‘It is,
' expected however, that these factories
will settle this weak as agreementa;
for- settlement are stated to have been
' rial affairs.
A Check Amount
furnishes you with indie-
eutable receipts and year
will gain a reputation for
business-like methods. “We
invite you to Call and get'
your check-book.
TheSouth Norwath
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iahara’ association and the manure»,
‘turers In question. i
. . d
Levee: TO as 5UILT.
WASHINGTON. June' 5.-—§alother‘
fitegnpt land owners along the
. tantra?! \ to mowed agar " that
(e, itonacu‘ntoffloo, .
flagging" be'efio‘einsed by love;
. tod. ll 1: S-
tunts. , l. H “
nee
River Commission should it
1mm
ldvéea.
to Lyon
fist. D! W”
‘ made between the outlets or the tin-:‘
,1“
Difficult seeing is a handi-
“The Home of Good Glaaaea." ;
Opticians.
Conn.
Open Sat. Eva. Tlll 9. Eat. 1897.
AT
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°‘ Harris St Gans
Water St. So. Norwaik.
der
With Us Now For
Summer Prices
In. J O I N nu.
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Sterling allelrlgeralor Club
' ' By aecuring a Sterling Refrig-
erator, you get the very best Re-
rigerator made. Keeps food
SWEET: Clean and Sanitary,
with the least consumption of ice.
Its construction and finish are the
WOMAN STRICKEN
WHILE TOURING
'- evidence Woman Dies
mantle Hospital.
WILLIMANTIC, Julie 6.——While rid-
ing in a touring car with her daugh-
tar and son-ln-law on her way from
Hartford to her home in Providence,
R. 1., Mrs. Elizabeth Eastman,
years old, widow of James H. East-
man, was strlolten with acute indigesu
lion at 8 o’clock, last evening, and was!
taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital, in dual
city, where she died soon after 10!
o'clock. Her daughter and son-ln-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Trowbridge,
stay here until tomorrow, when
rangements will be made for taking
the body to Providence. Dr. L. 1.
son, medical examiner.
can ‘mtrttqtlttr 3’ rowan: ‘L
in Willi-
pronounced
death due to acute indigestion. Dr. 0.1
E. Simonds was the attending physi».
last words in workmanship.
Fully guaranteed to give com-
plete satisfaction. Refrigerators
from
‘ $4.95 to $35.00}
70
COUCH
HAMMOGKS
The ideal Hammock for porch
or lawn. From
$4.95:m{$18.00
~ a
will
. ar-
Map
Oil Stoves
Two andThreeBut-nera.
From ' l at
$3.95 to $21.00
" GAS PLATES
m and Three Burners.
From ll ’ L {lit
$1.50 to$6.50
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SCREEN DOOR. Ali in ..-.........tm...w..." 81.00
Starling \Fu’rnitnre Co.
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J unie Clearance Sale,
We are Offering Special Values: ‘1
in All Departments
"Mbl‘yari‘ionl‘dh‘lcholn
~uev¢ym
kg. 50 always loo
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gal-12:170.“ Not
«construe-w
on the roller-end.
[or every m
HADES have so much to do will: the good looks 4'
your home that it is wise to like no «tunes in buy-
th k {fr that name——COL[‘MB:A—-
upon e ro cr-en 0
only is there a Columbia 93:
also a wide rage of cow
The firm-textured fabric wears and wears—hip
straight and smooth. And with tlw exclusive CM
Mend roller. which is dust-proof and rust -—-
wtth the handsomely nickel or com: plated neuron
and die READY-TO-HANG packs c. wlttch co-eawifi
Ila! in hem and fixtures enclosetlLCol
excelled in VALUE. [am]; for the name'COLUlBlA—
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FOR SALE BY
The A. l. Angevtne 81 Son Co.
W
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and BE SURE
umbiaa an In- t
ceaaitiea.
able pricea.
made.
Wall and High Sta.
The .
Norwalk Pawns or.
Money Loaned on Articles of
VALUE
'Tools. Musical Instruments, Jew:
elry, Etc, on Sale.
108. Rosenlield. Prop:
40 Water St. So. Nor-walk.
The New Solar u
ommrtou or. outset-metre
Chit-W 1a the Mnltim atria
foyaotmmuid'martd
T. Randal). C.
u Waanlngtaa It. la. Horus-c-
“ m- Palaiar and. U
-'l‘l’y a seam mm m.
e
THEESUMMER SEASON
'wE'Bsao "'t“-y ope" ned yesterdafiad “element ”especial." -
tuition to our big and varied stock of Warm Weather 1::-
RFFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS. ,
All aim to wood or white enameled steel at very reason-
SWING COUCHES
IdEal for sleeping porches. With or without francs and,
awn
fiIPTVVOOD" PORCH SCREENS.
Inspection will prove them the best Porch Semi.-
PORCH CHAIRS, ROCKERS AND SETTEES‘.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY EVERYWHERE.
RAYMOND 8: SON
Funeral Directors.
Beaupainat ‘S’aundet‘tt
S. Norwalk. Phones 251-13, walla:
Norwallt, Conn.
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on ALL' KINDS .lll
SPRAYIN -.
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The
Chocolates '
The Better Kind
So. Main and Elizahetli '
Phones 833-153:
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