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FLORIDA SCHOOL TEACHER
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Nervous How
There are so many cases like. this
right here in’South Norwalk that we
this interesting letter
; with the hope [but some. of our cusoml'
. ers will try Vinol and get the some
Key West, Flo—"I am a teacher scrolled railway until my ‘dlvisor’
A.-- M
wvcxor'rv. oivoncc cnsa
Jud” flue:- Rofuses Injunction
Again-t Husband's Suit in Nevada Beginning
Another more was made in the Saturday
Wyckotf divorce case in the Superior Store Will
Court, before Judce Edwin B. (lager, Be Open
Counsel. for the wife asked {or on in- Evenings'v
inaction to restrain the hit-band from Until Xmas,
prntv’f‘iil‘n" his attempt to get a di-
vorce in Nevada.
After heart": ion: arguments on
both sides, Judec Gazer. while inti-
mnline that the hitchnnd'q conduct
was not satisfactory, held that the mo
, tion was not such as he could enter
min in its present, form, He would al-
low counsel a continuance, to bring
it up in another way.
Attorney '11me M. Cullinan , for
the wife. urged the court in moor the
FRIDAY. - Doc. :5,‘ :916
Beginning
Saturday
Store Will
Be Open
Evenings
Until Xmas.
101 Washington at. South Norwnlk
GiitsnGiItSnGifls
Prices to PleaseEconomciaiBuyers
iniunclion. lie roottprl tho facts or
record. Tim tmuiilp hotweon the bus-
band and Wm. name to a hood last he
corn-her. The wife liwan (ll-row pro
ceedlnvq 'I‘he hiisiint‘rl tried to Eel
the ch‘id. but failed About that time
he threntvad to no to Nevada.
The divorce proceedings were r9
tnrnable the first 'l‘llPBfllly in March.
Tho hughnnd cantmvxd pnnosaronue t0
A Holiday Selection of Envelope Chemise, Night
Gowns, Camisoles and Boudoir Caps, Pretty Embroi-
dered and Lace Effects.
(Mind. and resisted motions for ali-
many.
In Aun‘llst he began the Nevada di-
vorce T‘rf‘ff‘PdlY‘El. Attempts have
been made hy counsel {or the husband,
Foster Kv Morgan, to onestion the
jllr‘S-ulit‘llon of the court hut so for
without success. The husband. under
NIGHT GOWNS
Crepe
Gowns with lace trimming.
$3.98
De. Chine Night
CAMISOLES
A variety of the .newcst
styic , with wide lace tops, in
flesh and white.
98¢. $1.25. $1.49
‘ ENVELOPE CHEMISE
Full circular cut, with lace
insertions and cdgings.
$1.98w$2.98
order of the court. has filed an nnswt‘r
and a crow hill. in which he alleges
infidelity and (-rnoliv. Tho plaintiff
had filed it motion for more specific
statement in the cmssvbill. in addi-
tion to the motion for the inlunctlon
That was not around. Mrs. Wyckofl
was in court, to take the witness stand
it necessary.
‘ Judre Carl Foster opposed the mo
'tion (or an iniunctiun. lie took oer-tr
Blouses are Always Acceptable
Here you may select the pettiest of this season's New Sheer Blouses, in lace. Georgette and
crepe combinations. Just tJC thing for a pretty, also practical Xmas gift.
, sion to disclaim any port of the Neva ‘
.du doings. ,
“it is not to what you are doing
that i rotor; it in to what your client
; is doing." mid Judge (lager, with some
tsignificance. '
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llilllS! Shift to
KIMONOS
Cr.
models, in plain and Persian
designs.
$1.25. $1.98. $2.25
c and Flannel Kimonos,
strai t and ’ elastic belt¢d
MIDDY BLOUSES
“Now wouldn’t one of these
Mtddies be an appropriate
gift for a sport loving miss?
98¢. $1.49. $1.98
BRASSIERES
De Bevoisc Brassieres
with sections of linen with
bands of cluny lace, in hook
front models.
50¢” $1.00
BARKFN Bill Hill
Bring Back“: Colon-Ind Lustre With
Grandma's alga Ten Reclp.
Common garden sue brewod into a
heavy tea. with suphur and alcohol
added. will turn my, streaked and
! foiled hnir 'boautil‘filly dark and iuxuri:
lent. Mixing the Sage. Tesond Sul-
iphur recipe at home, though. is tron.
.blosome. "An easier way is to not the
Midi-louse preparation improved by
the addition of other ingredients, cost-
ing about 50 cents a largo bottle. at
drug stores. known as "Wyt‘th's Sage
and Sulphur Compound." thus avoid—
ing a lot of muss. ;
While may, faded hair is not sinhil.,
we. all desire to retain our youthful;
appearance and attractiveness. By:
darkening your hair with Wycth's!
Saga and Sulphm- Compound, no one
can tell, hocnuso it does it so natural-
ly, so evenly. You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, inking one
small strand at n. time: by morning
all may hairs has disappeared. Artery
another application or two your butt
becomes beautifully dark. glossy. suit
and luxuriant and you appear yours]
vmmner. Wycth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound is a delightful toilet req-
uisite. it is not. intended for the cure.
mitigation or preventon of disease.—
Adv.
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fiAltnOADs WANT EXTRA COM-
PENSATJON.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1-i.--(‘.ln.ims of
worn than 800 roilronds nmiinst the
Funeral (‘vnvcmmont involvim: be-
tween 527.0000150 lll‘ld $35 000000 for
csim componsnlitm on mail transpor-
tation wore Tcyiowcd today by the on
promo court. The hem-inn was in the
RUINED ! ‘ ‘
That beautiful foxsldn neckpiecc
absolutely ruined by moths be-
cause put away unprotected.
Your fins and clothes are in just
as much danger unless protected
by Standard Chests.
STANDARD CHESTS
Pay for themselves in one season by saving garments from
mutilation by moths. They also increase your wardrobe space,
make convenient seats, and are handsome decorative pieces for
any room. See them on display in our window this week»
STERLINGFURNITURE CO. "
137-29-31 Washington St.,_ So.Norwalk:Phort;16-§
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‘ SAFE!
No need 0‘ worry here:- She
knows they are safe from moths
in her Standard Chest, and what
a sweet, agreeable odor of cedar
they have! She lcncw that
moths cut all winter in steam-
heatcd houses, and so protected
herself.
V‘lijturnoi‘ttittlSiNGimb a
es Donnelly ” 1680. Mainiét.
. ‘iDYERmW-MEMEPSXOUI
..of Vino] and tried it.
and became anaemic, nervous, run. case primed first before the court in
. . , April, 1915.
down, no energy or desire to do any in tnst suits ,brouzht bv the Chi-
thing. I could not sleep and had thin Mm and Alton and yum and Miss:
lannuid. nervous feeling that made me issippi Valle yruliroads. the question;
a burden to myself. I had taken w;- ot computing the mail carrlase com-
ious tonlcs without benefitl heard nonfiction is raised. Since the litlgu
Soon I had a. Lion boson Congress changed Itho
basis of railway mail pay, recently
30"“ appetite, could 31“” all night substituting the car space from the
and-it built me up so I haVe the ambi—' old wetgm basis.
tlon to do any kind of work." Mnryi Jacob M. Dickinson, former Scorer
L. Baez, Key West, Fla. 'tnry of War. was among ,the railroad
The season Vinol was so successful; counsel in today 9 hearing.
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inn llill llllllSllllls ,
‘ iiiiiiiinu nu
“Pope's Ool'dICompound” Ends I Gold
or Grlppo in a Few Hours
You? cold will break and all 81’an
in this case is because it is o consti-
tutional remedy that ghee to the seat
of trouble:
peptones contained in Vino. enrich
and revitalize the blth, while the
strengthening,.tisi=u‘~bu:.di* ‘ proper-
ties of the iron and manganese pep-
tonates and glycerophwphstes aid in
building up the tired. overworked.
run-down system.-Frnnk Baxter,
Smith Nor-walk. Also at the leadins
drug stores in all Conn. towns.
I——w-—-
The cod liver mil-beet.
~tomobiie accident on September 14. “drawing! Essa you, throbbing.
when '3“ automobile 9"“ ‘1” NJ fiend—drowns else in the'wozld lives“
V ‘ . -‘ timt‘tf,d.llfl'l,_ m Jim W ‘mmmco. Accept no-BflmlmP‘
‘mlsery end after taking a dose of
SUEs AUTOIST FOR "Pope's Cold Compound” every two
‘\ ' ‘INdURING TREE hours until three doses are taken.
MANCHESTER. Saturday. Dec. 9~"‘i It promptly opens clogged-up noon
Harry F. Johnson. who runs an “'0 bile and air passages in the head.
mobile _,express between ‘Mnncheatfl- stops mt! discharge or nose 'nm-
and Hartford, was made defendant in sung, relieves sick nssdache, dullness.
a summon yesterday against him refinances. soro..throat, meaning:
by Ernest Born of 8911108 and 033 W and stillness.
street. The suit his result of anion Don't stay tuitedupt Quit blown)!
iJolmson m into ”it," owned by m wood: "on” m... up“. ma.
‘ Burst, "thereby .11me saldtroe .0 ’Wma." which Km 0111,55 m
M“ 'm “m 9"” and-Motrin at any Minors. It «as without»;
bark" and otherwise injuring the use. m,muce, and comes no in»,
writ fl returnable. motors Jim I .w'. l
filtevqulflflure «if the poses/86m gust,
m _ 1*“ .4
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La Nallieres—Fi‘ne gold chains gaitpendsnts.
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"Lingerie Clasps—Sterling silver and gold taps, s 50
, _ , , , , 25¢and50¢
\ Sets of 2 and 3 Pins—Sterling Silver, gold tops and colored
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Brooches-Assoficd- designs, with and without stones,
25¢. 50¢ and .
Hat PinsJ-Fancy gold tops and colored stones, $1 00
1““ TilFelon—Gold tipszfifl‘fl’f .“d 9.199 as'ii‘é
Men’s Scarf Pins—Gold tops with colored stones .;‘ 50¢
Infants’ Set: of 3 Pins—With chains . . . ,,. . . . . . . $1.00
Intants’ Neck Chains—With small gold hurts,-
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