mil—it takes you' off-
unites you ill—a little pill
sit-the; doctOr’s bill; a little
» ' torpid liver—a
awe—and oi? you go; out in
tb 'rain—a little pain—to
We is vain—you’re on the
me; "'
‘ Ferris
body whole—a
Myant soul; a little heat——
‘house that's neat—each
hour a treat—flour life com-
THE
lint: we doft'; a coated ‘
‘ weakened lung— .
_ hells are rung—your -
em sung; a little chill— .
mints COAL.
.CQMPAN
XMAS GIFTS
A GIFT SUPREME
‘ lence of Quality
APOLLO CHOCOLATES
The Chocolates That Are
., " Different.
y One to Five Pound Boxes
H. A. Mead
DRUGGIST
No. Main St.
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musing Beauty and Excel-
South Norwalk.
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\ I Christmas
r
gltcatly tollieep
fittullless'l'imt
. ears.
AJEWELRY STORE
26 North Main Street.
A good timepiece by its
E, faithful performance. perpetu-
ytespleasant memOries of the
donor, down through many
Ea
. its,
” ”it?! ill carefully selectingthe best wood for each purp0se.
Buy your lumhernot solely on its appearance but for the
particular purpose for which it is to be used.
Remember that we or e at your service in selecting the
best wood and the proper grade for your particular use.
Beaver Board Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles.
.Tlte Halch é Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
fiekM 0i Buying Lumber
- I
I
Gigantic Christmas Sale
No need of your looking elsewhere. The best garments
forless money you will find at the Paris store. !
Women’s and. Misses’ Silk rtush boats from . . $12.98 up
Women’s and Misses’ Cloth Coats from
$4.98 up 10325.00
‘ Women’s and Misseo' Dreswes from $3.98 up to $20.00
Women’s and Misses' Suit; from
A magnifiicent showing of Swell New Waists-g8c, $1.57.
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 and $5.98.
YOu have not seen the beSt unless you have seen them
at the Paris Store. Come and be convinced.
I Store will be open every evening until Xmas.
CLOAKS‘ we PARIS MlLLlNERY
l 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
l
’l
$8.50. $12.93 and $15.00 -
out It tutti
units to llliifll
(Continued from first page.)
whose maiden name was Christenson,
was granted the custody of two chil-
dren.
Viola‘s. Inman and Ernest luman,
both of Bridgeport. were separated by
Judge Gager’s decree. The couple
was married December 26.
human is said to have deserted his
wife in 1910.
Was Duel-ted. i
Desertioit was the ground on which
Bertha K. Mossman won a separatiouE
from Leltoy V. Mossman. Mrs. Moss-l
’man's maiden name it »' Kamen and?
‘she was married Dec her 12, 1912.1
She was granted the cus'lidy of liiet
couple's child. '
1 Judge (lager granted a divorcc to?
Emma L. ()ltnstead oi Stamford;
jfrom Charles Olmstead. of Norwalk.|
Site alleged infidelity. Mrs. Olin-E
ateztd’s maiden name was Brown. and.
she was married June 21. 1908. ‘
Has Custody of Children. :
1 Anna Natalie Evelina Benson oi;
litidgepurt, charged desertion in gain .
ing a divorce front Axel Benson. The)"
were married October ll, 1002. De l
sei'lion is alleged to have occurred
during August 0! 191i. Mrs. lienson'
t
1895. u
f ristram
? Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
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‘
,wns given the custody oi thrvc minor
SALVATION ARMY WORK.
Members Go on the Warpath to Pro.
vtde Reliefjor Suffering Ones.
A few days ago :I curtain gcnth- E
mun. while talking to a (‘hriitinnj
Worker in this city. was discussing;
SPECIALS TODAY
: LEG SPRING LAMB; .................... 22¢ ll).
; SHOULDER STEAK ............. 14¢ 11..
PORK ROAST, “Small Lom” ................. 19¢ 0..
l FRESH SHOULDERS .. ....... . .............. 180 ll),
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
E Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
,the llt‘lpli’sillt'fis of main: 9. douitut"
.. -. ...:::gltutiiily. remarking that they \H‘re a
“dirty. drttnkt-n. lazy lot and that tw-
—— lorythint: possible had hot-u done for
them. but seemingly in ruin. ‘
l
.. , "\Vhttt ubout the cliildrmt'.” :tSlil‘ti‘
the worker. "There are seven: urn
we going to lot ”it‘ll! go to ilt‘ll ho-
‘cousc of their [lili‘l'lllfi' \t'rtmg-doinu‘!‘
"l m ”1"!“ no to lit-ll.” no; the reply
ot‘ the citizen. to tho ustoulshun-nt ot‘
the worker.
The Sulrntlon Army is ill'lth’ly on E
uztgcd in its Christmas: nntl winter rt
licl' worlt. 25.!llll'llls have been .b‘t‘lil
out. boxes urn placed in most of tho
nloi‘cs, and the lit'l’tl“.~' (”‘0 to he found
in \l'ttshingtott Slit-ct, South Not‘wttllt.
and Main and Wall streets. Norwullt.
u‘k. mum“ nt' \‘m-u nlk is ;.. 14“.] 1“ mm.
\_ »
SPECIALS ~T'OILI’AY
POT ROASTS, no tone .................... 18"! “I.
SHOULDER STEAK ............. . 160 0..
SIRLOIN STEAK .............. ..... 24¢ llt.
PORTERHOUSE STEAK .................... 26(- 0..
Beers Meat and Provisi0n Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
.13 MAIN ST.
Not-walk. Phone 88!.
W
A. STULL
East Not'walk.
24 Cottage Street.
Delicious Butter. a lb. ................ . .......... . 38¢
PureLard,alb...............' ................... .195“
Fresh Roasted Coffee. a lb .......................... , 21¢
. Unecda Biscuits .................................... 4c
Large Prunes, 2 lbs. .................... ~ ........ '. . 25¢
tribute to this work, which is :t
“worthy one, and one lllill is wvll,
known. A
Much has lwon Stilt] .‘thou'. the grout:
warn of prostn‘rity which \lll> tottntry:
is nus-slits: tltroui'h :tud whilr this lllii)‘.
be true to M (‘t't‘luin t'Xlt'lll. lltvt't‘ Irv
many who ill't‘ not t‘lljt\\'i!l;.: thin pros
WNW nod ttvtrortuimtt-lr llt‘thl‘ will.
To them worthy son‘s lili‘ ".N‘nlrtt E
lion Army." through tho unnot‘tisill’
of the nultlic. v‘ishn: to bring t-lnwtv
n‘ul blowing, Moor tJud Mnr‘vn won'tl
he told of lltl‘ suffering of the filthy
0"»st ”n.4,.“ .‘«n ,...1.t wk...
not.- having t-utiilclt-nt, clothing to wear.
and to this 0nd ("Itplttin and Mrs. (‘.
u 'IhHHnu
.. “mum, .
it“. “mph-n :v‘ "3......” "i.
llw local work. will gladly ttpprccitttni
the will of worm winter clothing for;
lt‘lllidl‘l‘ll. shoot-t. ovcrcouts. swotttcrs,‘
oml undvrclothing lll‘iilll’ in great
mnnd. \ ‘
'le unto] basket dinners will be:
given to tho tioctly ()‘J (‘ltl‘lslm‘J-t iiil\‘.l
tvttd 0n lhc 20th 01' lll‘t'ettiiwr :1 (“Irish E
Inns tree and intint'tuintnent will be
given the poor children. Sttntn (‘ifllln‘
is ovum-toil to atrrivc that evening.
will you. door render, endeavor to
do '
your communlcutions to Th1: Salvation 1
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.THREE CO'WMNIFS FILE
_ CHRISTMAS GIFT ELOUSES
CREPE DE CHINE, SILK AND LINGERIE
Specializing In
‘yERTISED LETTERS,
eek ending, Dec. 10, 1916:
drawn, Mr. M. 0.
with Mr. G. F‘. H
flg‘aflt, Miss Edna
ififioeka‘ Lace Mia Co
elderberg. Mr. J. F;
hey. Mr. J. V.
_ ,:‘J-Geo., 9 Main street.
rwfalk Flour Co. _
Reynolds; Mary, 20?. earn
hunt}. "Miss Ii. JOSL1‘illfit
Tuekrr. n. H.
b":"‘."
White. _ Henry,
White. Henry I’.
. snout: inn—mite, ' Conn, :.
hills 1nex~
rm [vatlfitt
J olihy‘thGenet-hl Dnitwww .
' Moore. Mill'rnh'dln street.
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ntltiet Want Adv. ‘--.
Ill
r 10110Wing letters remain on: .
"lifiedht the Norwalk 'IO’YlNiic‘.‘ for
street
”i‘litt‘vlfiirt‘en. linil. (it) I'fizziziplii
M J ”(\‘Vtfltu. p. at
Olmstcad, 6 Quincy
.fyi ndnmchnk. 41 lizxinulon are.
‘_Rosu.1*‘reentmt. 731 St, Paul
am liat'ensr, 205 Wushingtrtu
t
H." Malone. (lonnml “nihrmvy_
‘ E to L.‘ Tawney. nt‘flnwt 'Nntel,
." .E.iDREW.iEARY, mu. 1 A
‘r ‘ l
Best Quality Georgette . Crepes
AT
$5.00 ”' ,
An. unusual variety of theie Blowses in all over embroider-
ed crepe, laCe trimmed crepe, Georgette and crepe de chine
combinations. Crepe Blouzes embroidered in self and con-
trasting colors and Blouses of satin and crepe combined.
”(2% Little Shop
K. as: A. Cloven 55 No. Main St.
lncot'pm'ntion t‘l‘l‘llfl"5‘i“\‘ w to
cd yoSttH‘dny in the office of tho SW".
'rr‘turv 0i stole by the liritluetmrl.
i’wi'v‘inn Association. tho \\'tl‘v‘l‘li“l‘.\
lilllillllll‘.’ Company, l‘lt‘til‘lltil‘ltlt‘tl, and
"W Broad Acres t‘omnttny of (‘lws-.
hire.
'l'lw ltritlwnnot't
.
Building Aqsooim‘
lion llll‘l :‘l‘lllnl'i'zt'd c-tnitnl stock 0ft
$10,000 divided into 400 Shares. 'tttlr
value $25 "itt'iawill mart httntnnss on
est-no ’l‘lm iwnm-nnrntnvw NW}; Mor-
ris lievinson. Samuel Decltman and:
Alex-antler Glodstein.
Incorporated hos authorized capitol
“lock of 52 0““ diVilled into 20 shares
par value $100 and will begin busi-
ness on $1.000. The incorporators
"r" l’t‘n‘ W’M‘son, A. Iirttscow and
Michael Twerslty.
'l‘hellrond Arm‘s (‘omtimtsz of Hart:
ford. has authorised conitttl stock oi
$50000 divided into 500 ”MW“. tinl‘
.M‘vm $100 and will start. business on
35.100. The contnnny will engage in,
,flil‘li‘illlll' and poultry raising. The in-
PllONE 909 PROMPT DELIVERY
Great AP ' Tea. Co.
E 124EW‘ashi‘nqton Street
E . 'Suitana Coffee
Great strength, delicious flavor, _’ ‘
make this coffee our best seller-- ‘ .
E ‘_ Try it today. _ » t ‘
no S&H Stam‘ps FREE.
i
5W it‘. Fttthrev mid W. 1) 01““-
(‘hl‘l‘fll‘l‘ll‘l‘s tire. deurtl D. Robbins.
5 Organization nanevs wens filed by
Ethan Dalian-American Cornnrntton oi;
Waterbury, the. Stafford Company 0_
l‘iis oily \and the Stat‘ord Buntist
'mun-‘nh ot Stafford. The ltalutn-
I fit cantital Stock Stthacrilwtl. nor \‘altir
‘3'”; and. will hot-Int bttSinvss on $3-
000 ‘hc oil‘tcars tire: President. Vitc
t hit-1ft: vlconrositlent. Angelo Guilds:
’ tan; treasurer. Andi-ow Comerotn; sec
iret’n'V. N‘on‘m Mamvcci and assist
E, ant secretary. John Gallicchio.
E The. Stafford Cotnnany has 300
‘shnres of. capital stock subscribed.
' “We “‘0" nnr‘ will howinbusi
M $30000. Tho ofiicers are:
|......
tPreSident, “Harrison B. Freeman;
'1 children. 9‘
do Sttl'ilt‘lliing p-"mttntllv for tho untidy .' _
(mos tt‘. this lcstivv nounntt._ .{tddrt’sa3
Li A'my. lntn, South .Vorwulk. or cull up:
i INCORPORATlON means“
Hartford Concern Organi'ec With Cap-I
. ital Stock of $30,000 H 5
I . .
l
The Waterbury ll‘u‘ldi'w: Conmnnv. _
i Amwicon Cort‘nrtttion has 120 share:
"soreness, Stiffness rind swollen ach
A...“ A
urer. James 'A. Thin oil and seem-
l'" ..-._.._....__
'(i‘ ,_.
'1“ .
t: ‘t‘
x t
‘V CitlSBlil the Sentinel I...
tury. Kate W. Tori-v.
l= Tho Grilfin Neuberger Tobacco
toutstnndlng: stool: ol' the .‘vothpuny'
' _‘. ' \
"r‘klns: trons-t.
.7500 and $1.00 the bottle nt.our druS‘
n.
Don’t Miss the Book Sale
50¢ COPYRIGHT FICTION 50¢
Hundreds of titles including many of the successes of the present season.
25¢ BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 25;}
By many of the most favored authors.
25¢ CHILDREN'S BOOKS 25¢
Prolusely illustrated stories for the little ones on many subjects.
DAINTY CHRISTMAS CARDS. CALENDARS, BOOKLETS, TAGS AND LABELS.
Presents for the Children
Fur Sets. Rain Coats, Cloth CoatS, Bathrobes, Umbrellas, Drawer Leggins, Crib Blankets.
Séale, Oi
Rugs {
just received a shipment of 50 9 :4 t2 Rugs.
‘ jAPS, AXMINSTERS. All Seamless.
These Rugs were bought by us last
391303, and
we own them for at least 40 per cent. less” than their pres-
ent value.
\
Do you need one of these Rugs for the holidays?
The patterns are the newest,the colors
all guaranteed.
l‘cn per cent. discount from\ the regular prices, and an
additional discount of 5 jer cent in Bank Coupons to be
deposited at the South Norwalk Trust Company.
$430,000. The additional shares total ,
$50,000. divided into 500 shores. tun-j
vnlttt‘ $100. All have been paid l‘oi'.l
'l‘ltc dime-tors of the company are;
li‘l‘ll'i. Lnderer, Fred B.- ttrillin and C. i
l". Grillin. . ‘
N'O EXCUSE FOR RHEUMATISM
People Who Go Around ComplainingE
Not Entitled to Sympathy E
Not one case in titty erquires inter-f
remedies you have tried there is OttlyE
one that‘s absolutely 'Slll‘L‘ untl coin,
tainQ I
Get a bottle of “Neutrone l’i‘csct'in- 1
tion 00" at your druggist‘s today. Ink? i
it faithfully and you'll be rid of nllta
inn. Dul"l'"l joints and muscles, "utter-
a few days. ' , ‘.
Oh. my; but “Neutrone[Prescription
99" will surprise you. you can dis-
tinctly feel that overload of agony
and pain leaving you and what u re .
liei."so edgy, it's fine.
Get a bottle today. you owe, it to!
yourself, then say “goodbve trouble.”
gists.—~Mall orders filled on $1.00 size
écliitord Pharmacy. and leading drug‘ i
glsts everywhere. . .
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COAL
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Ranges
MEET EVERY
COOKING lx‘ BED
Only on; rainy-c W-
. (luircd'i'or ciliit‘r or
.uak*-.. w,“ ‘
“i“SJJZ“""‘\3 ‘9... both of the two inn...
- as x ‘ t We ‘
~ Stamens ‘W'Si‘i‘ll ___-___... '
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‘ ACOmbination c2
2...,” CONVENIENCE
[WI ‘_ COMFORT and :
‘ . ECONOMY
" Eon. SALE or i.
nott’AchAsn N0. unit stoning» ii
& Hyatt
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