INSURANCE
or nu. tattoo wmrlx In
run our ooursmm 1N ran,
nusxxnss um warrant as; x '
roua lNSUluncn SHOULD BE.-
wnl'rrnN TO 1230anth cov-i
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a great deal to you. l
Taylor & Golden
Telephone No. 1280 .'
loath Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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We’ve framed up a proposition
on boys' clothing for this fall, in
the line of two-pants suits that
is a winner.
After selecting the fabrics, thoroly
testing for wear and wool, we
selected a boys‘ tailoring manu.
‘l facturer who knows boys' re-
tt' _. quirements, studied the styles
.t‘ ‘ t" > ~‘ "' becomin to be I, and now we
“ "h' 3“ '\<“.__"~.I-_"l g y
ask the parents to look at these
suits.
ON'T now about the l -
chilly days and nights l
that autumn \\lll bring.
iBuy our guaranteed coal and
cheer up. You‘ll get the high-
est quality cool your furnace :Norwalk
has ever tested. l' -
Harris 8t Gains
Water St. South Norwolk.
Prices $5.00 and $6.50 with two
pllrs of trousers.
Rogers 8t Stevens
St). Norwalk
ivtlltwnlt
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NOW IS THE TIME
1'0 PAINT l
' ,.. Your House—
l Estimates Cheerfully Given. 5
‘ JACOB RUDDER it.
108 So. Main St. Phone 1446‘
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WEATHER FORECAST.
AND rrksoiull t
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HULSE-WRIGHT MARRIAGE.
' ' vicinitv: Showers
For horualk and . ‘ Everett (Patsy) Hulse, 0' ‘Norwnlk,
and cooler tonight; Saturday. fair and
- h ‘ t: - ",t "ball 0 has .
“wk” T e “9'1““ dug :1; oforms' ville, 0., were married at Fayettevllle,
moved slowly eastwar on now 1“,. \‘a., September 12'
a ‘0"? ‘mufh °’-. low ”“5"” extends nected with Mlle. Ramona‘s Garden or
int: 11'0“! booth Carolina northeaSL-tMlah with Herbert's Greater Shows,
“3““- ‘0 ”‘3 Sl- Lawrence ““93" 1‘ . which played the fair at Oak Hill, w.
is causing cloudy and showery weath-lvm last week.
south as Georgia. Pleasanttweather
with low temperatures prevails be.
tweet. the llocky Mountains an‘d‘the; ‘Mr-‘V Henry Dal‘llnglon, who has just
Mississippi river. Heavy frosts were returned frottl \l‘ntch Hill, where she
lepotted as far south as Oklahommlwem the summer, to her Aoltme in
Killing frosts were reported from ! Mamuronack. took third prize “ednes.
Minnesota Iowa and Kansas. }day at the exhibition by members of
' the American Dahlia Society. held in
the Engineering Building in West 39th
street, New York. There were moi:
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WEATHER A REAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 51; high,
60...}fiain.
display. Among the other exhibitors
l is .ludge ,l. T. Manl‘eu of Westport.
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Mrs. R. A, Webb has returned to
her home, on Sound View avenue, ttf-
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lzonzc ol’ llL'.‘ son. littvid B. Webb, of
The Girls’ Friendly Society of Trlntheu port. R. 1_ Mr. Webb is a first.
tty tlltlrch will hold its first meeting class flrenlntt at in Naval Training:
Thursday, October 5th. All members Station, and has Just returned from
are requested 10 be ltl‘t‘SGnl- the t‘ivlllan's Cruise" on board the
-—v-“—— Louisiana.
-Caps, caps. O‘Bricn‘s. ,
——-r-- Mr. and Mrs. Charles ll. Mann will
The condition of Miss Annie Handy,
.| One afternoon while
scorn ,t;
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lConn.’ tilltl Ethel Wright, of Steuben.‘
Both are 0021- l
‘ llulse as electrician}
er in the eastern districts as faréund Miss Wright an a paging girl. +1
than 325 entries, and many vitrlties oti
tlalllitts of all colors made it gorgeous
tor a month's enjoyable visit at they
slam
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,in a delicate condition she managed
‘to escape from the room to a ballr-
,room, where, after securely fastening
ithe door, she spent the remainder of
J the night.
i \"hen her baby was only 13 months
told, she alleges, her husband drove
tin-r and the cllild, in an open Ford
it-ar. without a stop, through the
,Arizona desert from Los Angeles,
fagalttsi the emphatic ad\ice of her
i physician.
the \l'ycaffs
i were visiting at llorlon‘s l’oim, Mr.
;\\',\‘t-otl’ rowed his wife and baby,
lwhich site was nursing. on the .\'ot=
Joulk harbor. When the time came
to feed the infant, Mrs. \\'ycoff says
she asked that her husband make for
lshore. This he refused to do, she
says, upbraidillg her because she
liltougltt more of the (lllltl than sitt-
“id of llllll. Mr. \\'_vcoff declared, it
is allt’lltd, that the child‘s comfoit
l'was iii no way going to interfere
ltvitll his fishing.“ whorl-upon, his
little claims, he Tt‘lllalllt'd away from
shore two hours utter fol-ding lllllt',
iljul'illg the health of his wife and
holly.
Thtew Gold Piece at Her.
.\ll‘. \\',vcoff. his wife alleges. in her
bill of particulars, threw a 520 gold
piece at her in 8 Salt l.ttke\ t‘ity
tipdi‘llllt‘lll, and told her she would
[have to make her way East as best
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with that money. lie
silo declares, when he
could
choked "her,
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that you can get the roost sat-
isfactory cye glass service by
consulting on, because we have
provided in the best possible
way for every demand.
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"The House of Good Glasses."
“allots, Optometrists, Opticians
37 Atlantlc so. emitters, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 o'clock.
Est. lat)?
lfound he:
' mother m
iltltlt‘tl but 25
while stopping in Salt Lake City;
ttlle es her husband declared that he
‘woul commit suicide after he had BOOKKEEPING’
.laken her life. She alleges that Mr.
\ Wycoff was drinking heavily and was. SHORTHAND and
intoxicated I‘henhe perpetrated most TYPEWRITING
of the cruel acts lthe sets forth in bet Start any I
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him, advising
,that be secure I, divorce from her.
Dari-m mot which is sold to
have ' between the couple
ton Forty Second Street, near the
Grand Central Station, New York, Mrs.
Wycoff nllgu that her husband
abruptly left her, without funds,
advertising the next morning in the
New York newspapers, that he would
not be responsible for her debts.
He was of two minds regarding a
divorce. His wife says that otl one
occasion he said he would dispose
of his estate and “hide in a. mine”
so that she would not get any of his
money. Later, She says, her husl
band offered to pay her $23 a iltontttl
alimony provided she get a divorcel
She was obliged to live itl lion Yv-l
gas, California, for eight days with
the, temperature at In? degrees while.
“the defendant went on a dcbtucll
with a man of low character."
Test Shells Now—-
When you get off on a
i hunt it is too late. if
Am“ of Dean, vour_shell.s fall, your
(in August 29, 191.3, the with: hunt is spotled. '
made a demand for a permanent The firm that makes the
home. ller husband told hur “noti
to say another word about it" or he‘
twotlld ltill her "because In .aid he}
‘ would kill the some day anyway." .
llurtllg the summtr of 1:413, while‘
Mrs. \\'ycoff was in a dt‘llt'ilie condi-
tion, site was taken ill became of ire-l,
tllle‘ll traveling, she says. and wast
tot-mt to stopofl at t‘iiitutt.Ariz..§
where a smallpox epidemic was!
raging. line to her condition and ill!”
it‘kll‘rlllf’ heat, the says, she was re»,
llltnvtl w it hospital, “llt‘l't‘ an opera 1'
jtion was performed. l
l Among the other acts of cruelty;
Mrs. \\',\‘t-ol'l alleges ill‘t' included lllt‘
throwing the contents of u bottle of
beer tl\t‘l' her while lllt" couple. were
lstttppiztg in the San Gabriel canyon.
l‘\\l|t*ll she l't-t‘tlsetl to drink with ltitll;
' lwillg thrown downstairs; barricading
herself and sister ill at l’lullttleld, X:
J.. house because her husband threat-l
cited them: being struck when she:
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MIC-IN“
wants you to test their shells
in comparison With any
other make. ’
For testing?‘ shotgun shells
we have n ittle book-free
to you—telling how to de-
termine with your own gun
which shell has the quail iel
you demand.
Come to us for the booklet
which tells ow to make
t
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the tools. “e Will give it
FEEL to any sportsman.
hAibert D. Morgan
‘ :12 Washington St.
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itnkt'tl {or clothing for the baby; ill-thaw” l ”D O"— "'
cents for each meal YOUR FALL SUIT
IS HERE
forced to sleep on a kitchen floor in o BEST VALUE IN TOWN
Los Allin-lea house: humiliated by her S
tll'ullhl'll husband's conduct ill the CREDIT TOO
New Hungarian restaurant, llouston
street, New York City: abused by her; —
husband, who alleged she was notl ‘ .
a "good woman," and denied paler '18!er & Brennan
lt'ity ofoller child, had being struck lit
the face oil a Stamford street because 42 SOUTH MAIN 81"
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she wept.
Alleges intoxication. .
(inc of thermoantt taken by Mr.
\\'_vcoft to humiliate his wife. accord:
in; to her statements, was the inviting!
of herself and I number of friends
into it restaurant, where, after order-'
lug ll big dinner. he walked out "with-
out paying for the dinner or excuslng
his absence."
'l‘lll‘eatentxl‘with death. Mrs. “'ycolf
Monday
Oct. 2
New Classes will be formed in
bill of particulars. -
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Merrill Business
College
South Norwolk
Stamford. Port Chester.
There is a dash and a go in
our new Fall Suits that young
men are looking for.
$10 to $18
as
fauna—v? ,-
who has been seriously ill for some
lllllt', at her home, 9 Park street,was
reported to be somewhat, imprOved
this morning. Miss Hrndy is now
resting quite comfortably.
~Great variety of caps. O'Brien's.
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,llGltl a service ill tlte Vista M. E.
Church on Sunday evening, 0ct.l
at 7:30 o'clock. Messrs. Brundage
and Lloyd of lNortvalk,
Stamford are expected to be pres-
_ent. Extrasinging will be a feature
0; the meeting.- 1 "
——Fannie Ward in “Edch Pearl a
Tear" and Charlie Chaplin in “A
Night witlka Show.”——Rregent tonight.
i Dividend Notice
Firtik’Semtaimunl Dividend
till illltrs lllllll it.
79 Washington Street,
.sottth Not-walk, Conn.
September 25, 1916.
At a meeting or the Board of
Directory, of The People’s Trust
Company. held this day, a dividend
ot the rate 'ot’4% per mom was
declared to depositors tn the Sav-
ings-Department out of the earn-
ings for the fiscal period ending
‘Septemberoo, 1916. The same will
be entered in passbooks and paid
‘ and siter'October_1o,‘tota., .
and Gale of
Minor Monmouth” ‘
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oelebrtt'te their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary by a reception at their1
home in Richmond Hill, New York;
Saturday evening, SoiltemllerROlh. Mai
and Mrs. Mann were married in Trin-i
ity Churclr South Norwtllk, by the,
Reverend Olin Hallock, - l
’ The Ox Ridge hunt Club will lloldl
the/first paper-chase of the Illllllmll‘
season on Saturday afternoon. The,
season will be made from the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Howard.
Miss Elizabeth M. Sherer, of Wash-i
ington street. left today for Newtonfl
Mass, where she will enter lMt. Ida:
Preparatory school for Wheaten (‘,ol-‘1
lege. , i
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Mrs. John Million and Miss Julia Mn,
hon of South Norwalk and Miss Mar-l
garet Million, of Stamford have return-l
ed from a vacation in Stamford in thel
Catskills. \ t ‘ l
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George Vorhees, superintendent of
. “ROM'tlle time when you begin to use
,and you wouldn’t trade itlfor any other
the Riverside cemtery, has returned ,
home after enjoying an auto touri
through Massachusetts and \Vermont.‘
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Wilfred McMahon, of France street,
has returned to New York city to re
sumo his studies ln Fordbam Law
school. ‘
John Dwyer, of the firm of eKogh
and Condos, spet today in Bridgeport.
pleading before the Cpurt of Common
Pleas.~ '
Miss Mae Smith, of New ColmanI
spent the week-end with her friend.
Mrs. Walter Hawkins of Nonimlk ..»\
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The A. J. Angevined sort Co.
. bliss I'. Horwlts and B. ‘Bros‘sl‘ol-
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When You; U se‘ 3 sellers
COPYRIGHT elitism: co
6 No. Main 81:.
So. Norwflk
Kitcheneed .
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(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
a Sellers KITCHENEED you will gHORE gi’tiiiniipsEilnn am.
wonder why you went without it before ,
KINDS or SEA noon
COOKED TO ORDER.
JOHN, E. O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
' fl‘elephone' Call 7m.
you ever saw. ‘ — -
In the first place, you'll find work concentrated .
in one place and everything handy—at your. fin-
gers' end. Then you’ll find little devices to: your
convenience and for still further saving your la-
bor and steps. ' - ‘ "
And you will find that only :1 Sellers Kitcheneed
has. those features and the skillful arrangement of _ ,. ’
space that you like the. most. That is why they ~ \ J t -
.. ‘t‘lVlRONMBN I8
are called “your own idea of what a kitchen cabi- x. T “5"me
. ” .. » . 5. .. ..-. to the lwomsn of refinement. Nothlns
net should be. - i ' l ‘ "L7 T n dearer to a woman‘s heart than ,s
conniiful homo tastefully furnished. ll
men came to us we'll show you out
line of quality wall paper and estates
comma may beautify your none at
‘Let us help you become acquainted with them.
.1.”qu -.> ,,
.r». _,
will appeal to you.\
be ; ,,
Ddrlon House '
HOWLAND’S
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Entr‘nce on Main St. Fnrfield Ave. Cannon 8:.
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The collar
gives style
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’l\t‘_'\l'(|l.‘ of sulc is Stitllltlt‘tl ltt' lit: (‘ullztl'I ”.
1abh‘llltctlier L‘lltJtlnlllg suit, or (out, or waist; this is 110- i ‘
tttllztrs are’ broad and low. Yet, iii a jitl‘v tllcv may f 7‘ .
he made high and close. 'l‘hc)’ ‘»t‘l‘\t‘ £13 a frame for the i I “4’4
lace, as decoration for the costume, ~£tlltl ltlxl as cfticient— - E‘ ' i
ll an a pl'otct'tloll agaiiht tlic ltteu filliil'lldll't‘t‘lt‘fi of the i ‘ '
l'rtnt lung! ‘
.\ ~tiit of beautiful brown \vool velour has a deep col- ;
lar of Hudson seal and culls .lrc lllll\llt‘tl with that same
halitlstttttn tur. 'l‘llejacltt-t i< loll}: and llll‘éilttl in at the
“alxl‘iilltl entire air of the still is l\'tl~\l1lll and rich.
.lnotllci‘ suit, this. of lll‘tl'itlt’lttlll, has broad sailor colv
lar til \‘t'llt‘l t‘tlllllllllt’tl with Hudson seal. Slctrvcs zire‘lin-
hilt-ti \\llll high points also lout‘hctl ,\\itll telnet and seal. i
.\ taupe llrtlllllt‘ltllll suit is ll'lllllllt‘tl \vitll mole: llar~
row hands are used on the d 't‘]) collar and on cuffs.
' Here is even a suit with trimmingr of raccoon—and ’
ultll lllt' lit-ally eves of Mr. (Atoll shilling front the head i 't
on one side of the collar? ‘ 331
. And the coats! Many of them, too, have for trim- 5'
mlng on collar. if;
.\ <lll1tl'lt‘llal‘ll‘t‘ll~‘(‘t‘0.’tl of wool velour has collars.
buttons {1
to
lwatttillcd by lustrotls-Ncarsculmand big round
of ,\t*;tr<t‘:il stud its front.
Itt’tntraril)‘, a soft flitt- gray zillcline is made without “‘3. ‘
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‘1\ (lurid trinlttnng. .ltllt lt~ lib.r “drill ttilldr is a beauty. \
. n \\ tat a sweep it has: and what gmt‘etnl llncs! 71"-
loolc
H .\lluco;tt.<,practically,arc big and lon<e and
comfy as vvellas stylelul. .\ number are ntade of -" it
”1-9;!“
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llcavy-tcvture fine woolen with no liltingr except in 5V;
sleeves and across yoke. ! “g i ' V/
Coats sis-to $45 "‘7'!"
Suite $18/t0 $75 "‘1
Second floor. . — " ‘l I.
And Now ‘
deersey dresses! '
Yes, that soft fine handsome wool jersey cloth; with 1'
its rich “feel" and its clingingr qualivl .
It makes dresses of much beauty.
They are pleated profusely. They gather at the waist
in fashion to form graceful lines. "
Ill texture and effect, this soft fabric scents wonderH i“ .
fully—well adapted to fashions of today. 3,,
Among the llcautcous hues are purple and gold and} “
rose and Copenhagen and green and bro'wn~and solute of...
the dresses are trimmed with alluring touch of fur. I
$20 and $22.50 and more.
Second floor. "‘ '3,
“as warm as toast."
Ostrich boa
for beatity and warmth ‘ ‘3
t ..\lnd that is true definition of the lovely new boas of
"As light as a feather" may be amplified by saying 7?
No weight—hut dclightfuily-eomfortincr warmth. And ' i
an effect which adds wonderfully to effect of costume! ”t.
l‘urc white, white and black. old blue, black; taupe, - l
gray, brown, navy and ptlrplc,—-St.50, $2 and $5.
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Main floor, front.
“Get a combo” ~
. . Just time enough to share. in thesaving the “combo”
oftcrs.
One pound each of our (35c tea and our 35c coffee,
-- 5c. ‘
All liked flavors of tea, cochc fresh
ground as you prefer.
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Front basement. .‘1. .
,The Howland Dry Goods filo. :7
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Every Grade of Furniture
ls Represented in Our Immense Stock ,
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And we guarantee the best of values on every item for they ‘"
parlor, library, den, office, dining room, sleeping room or:
kitchen. ' i
We gla‘dly'stor‘e all‘purchase free for future delivery. ‘
. VisitOrsi are urged to visit this ideal furniture store.
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wall (afligh Sts. Funeral Directors Norwelk _
‘s nominal cost. Our prices tad- fsw I
\nUIL'r TYPEWRITBRS :- L. c
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Smith, Underwood
Remington, all other
owe!» sold. rented.
’lepotred. Rentals. 89
.por’ month. Hemline!
. up: at. so as: month .
3% PO , "Y. ,
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For Unto-date Servfofi Cot
raen H. OANUNO.
rum-l Dlrodtor sustain-f?
, 'Otlloo' molt-olden '
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