Evening sentinel, Monday, January 29, 1917 · page 7

 

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of Mean“ on the ground of deser-
tion. Ste testified that the] were
married on March 8. 1904 And that
on Ayril 4 of the same year, she gave
him her bank book, that he cashed
it and did not return.
, Ellen J. K. inhert of Bridgeport se-
- cured a divorce from Charles D. 1.1m~
§m mm to Thom Ma‘- laei'. on the ground of (insertion and
(am of woman street. was shot Sat— intemperanoe. She testified that her
only night, by, Humane Ofioer husband never drew a sober breath,
Thoma m and never contributed ll cent to her
support. They were married in 1878,
. . and he left in 1907.

There will be 3 regular: meeting this Eleanor Tammany of Norwalk was
evening, of Our Brothers' Lodge. No. granted a divorce from William Tam-
!0, l. 0. 0. E, in the lodge rooms in1 many 31“ ““3 custody 07 one child.
Wm M Routine business will: Mrs. Tammany testified that as Miss
ire u‘an McQullty she married the defendant

m' on September 19, 1912. that on Octo-

‘her 18, 1912. her husband, who was
supposed to be a steamfltter, left for
181'! will meat at the home of Mrs. :f‘w on‘g‘ 33%;“: ma“ h; “faggifig to
. . no. ionexse. rom

Rae Sterling, Union avenue..'l‘uesduy’him was by an anonymous letter
N‘evening, January 30“] at 3 091001“ A! which told her that he was in Bing

full attendance in desired. lSing prison. Slu— uont there and

-._.-._ her husband told her that she had
Complaints h b . -. better get u dll'Ol’Ct' for he would al-
th I .190“ "e :8“ Fro-8:6}: bytwnys spend his days in jail, and she

“ 0c 0" ”93‘" "‘5 "9 ebr“C’gleurnod then that ho was a promo
Iiou o! slgnboards along the turn-‘slonul highwayman.
pike. People. in this vicinity oat-oiher baby was born. and she had sun

been using the signs for firewood iocrvml the infant by doing house-
' ' {work '

Hula“ at petiole enjoyed an a!-
1M listing on W's film
and. b m avenue, Saturday.
The in In in excellent condition.

 

 

 

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t
_ tfllSililliE liltiS
‘Ilhore will he a mgulur Weekly meet-l
in: tomorrow evening. of tho Norwalk'l’ mm i" m
acnuwttmwra‘ School. in the downi I

torn Library. Dr. Allen will donwr;
the-third lecture of his series on; (Continued from l‘irst Page)
"First Aid." ‘ , ‘_ , - _
"touts per gallon; retail. in Greenwich.)
Now is the time to buy Victor noo-i 303113113230“:an “1h: «3:31:38 git
«do tor the new February records Port (‘hostor and ()HI‘M’l‘ New York!
are W1 out. A” 300‘ numbers, "‘1‘ state dealers pay 21 cents per gallon.
two that are especially good are1 wholrsnle. Why must local dealers ply
“ "Twas only an lrighmau's Meam"|iwo t'flllhi more? 1:110 special agents
a "They're Wearing Them Highol'l if the romuunlrs do not Anny: the lo.
. .. .......-. ..... cor m
No. 18210 at Donnelly's, 16 South Main; .-5 that gasoline is so high priced in.
street. :New York and Connecticut. when it is
.______. , :zgii‘lllg 13K]: court; per Finn”, Whole-
, . r H A t. .' t: -.'o' .0 y. ' tore -
,C' J‘ Mlmz bu” "’1‘de to the b‘thulte ’ culinrities in all trades. but extant:
Cigar Company. 3 hen lork humor I the system that regulates the prices
ation, a-store in 'BPMSI‘DO". 001m. ft" [or those» grunt companies. that oper-
a, short term of years at a. rental of, an- in every state in the Union, prac-
$6,500 a year. It is said by the real ‘ *Virmlty, is nilrst peculiar. in the Middle
cams men of the rm: Cltyltltat this 1 may] .géggtlil.19 1:93;;‘5 lieé°liit 5:;
its the highest 1'an 8V8? 931d 1“ “1‘" ; Fiat. when: it is acknowledged that
city. The deal was made through tho greater number of automobiles per
page and Ellemun. N. y'_ u is gatdicaplta is owned, must shoulder the
that the. transaction notted_Mr. Mint: 1 fl .,.-...H__.'..'._
a handsome profit.

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--. . . . i l0 RUN-DOWN Williili
After fivo yours of fultlitul service. . ‘ '

John ll. Gallagher has resigned his

——Motiou picture's Wednesday avian.
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'motuartofthebuxdencftheoostof
» operating its cars, despite the fact tha’

in July, 1913,.

« “Glover’s”

its return to the omnsnies concernud
.‘s greater than any other Section of
tthe country.
. There is uttle money to be mad3
Efwzn the sale or gasolixw in Noru'ak
‘" the inn Mace, the freedom with
finch ueymits are granted to people
U: establish gasoline tanks in front of
ltlkeir placer-
‘SBQPLV K!"
j 3' case-
iprollt is so r.‘

in the handling
ibri‘tgs small gains.

3 A man who was hrre reeentiy, told
this friends of his departure from the
fithegtrical field to take up «the sale of
{Mine rrrm a series of curb umks
what he had established in Broadway,
:New York. he said that his ”outs
'averaged 310 per day in the summer
tmonths. Thereds considerable _dll'-
t fersnee between this amount and what
tlocal dealers realize.

- than the demand in
' the margin of the
“at extreme care

ATHLETICS PROFITABLE.
'l he financial statement or the Car
ineil University Athletic association
my the season or 1915~'16 shows a
thalanc‘e of a trifle over 61,700. Re-
.rrupts were $101,982.17 and expendi-
t lures $100,280.70.

I l-‘cotball was the only one of the
flour major sports which proved a
I mom-y maker. The receipts from grid-
iiron games amounted to $48,615 and
the expenses of the squad were only
. 329.9%.

l, Baseball turned in a deficit of close
itc- $2,500, track athletics of 810,000
{and towing of $11,000. More than
324,000 was received tron member
iship dues to the C. U. A. A. and in
ithr- rule of season tickets to students
and business men of Ithaca.

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'E‘st. 1897
The Centre ”oil—Attraction in
Every Gathering

Our Women's-Shoes
in

Black, Tan and Combinations
$5. $6. $6.50. 37

Brighten Up With Whitta-
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(business has made t'nt .

‘ product only)

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They mv thrt two and two will always make {our
Bot don't you believe it Dear Boys,

If placed ;.id:roy side will make twenty-two
Alrha rather old it is nzvertheless true.

And just no believe it Dear Boys

But without digressing or changing the subject—
What (Dos it matter to us.
The Main idea is are we or are we not,
- Sure thing—that being settled—~Giddop.
We _ai:n to serve you.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113-3. :31 Wuhinmn St.

 

 

 

 

All Kinds of Pro: h, Bolt and
Canned Fish

OYSTERS, cums, mentors.
GREEN PORT ovsnzxs

Clitblll’s Bridge Fish Market

'Pnonn m and m.

In- Delivery. 71 North Mun 0t.

 

 

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The Most Sanitary Market in Connecticut

 

 

 

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No? BANK OF TOMORROW?

cal. -, of this Bank and its customers are identi-

We desire ‘0 _ _ ’
patrons and to 3%“? 9°“ "litisms with 0m“ PM
”2:13: relations in connection

with new accounts—sewn . .
tcular class of trade. ‘9 I m “new“ or any par

be thOur theory is that the limited - u of today may
e prosperous merchant of tomorro \ ‘
SERVICE should interest you. w D‘ST‘NCTWF

We loan money ‘on first mortgage.

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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Vlrcto Records f_
February Are Here ‘

Just a few ListEd Below.

64625"‘“Sll(:ll a Little Fellow," Alma Glut-k.

74486—“Non e Yer," John McC.:r'.ni(.k.

64502—“The Rosary." Fritz Krp‘sler. '

74490—“Vi’hen You and I Were Young, Maggie," Evan Williams. '

18198-—“’Twas Only a Irishmau's Dream," Henry Burr. ’

18189~“Everyhody Loves an lrisli Song," American Quartet.

lSZOS—“Put on Your Slippers and Fill up Your Pipe," Ada. Joneo.

18205»—~»“li’ it Wasn't For You," Ana Jones, Billy Murray.‘

1819~~~“Carry Me But-k to ~01?! \irginny," Orpheus Quartet.

1819~~“Darling Nellie Grey.” Peerless Quartet.

3.33013 Jiltams from the “Bohetnim (iirl., part one, Victor
Company. .

35603~~~"" ’rom the“Boliemi;m Girl." part two, Victor Oped.
Company. -‘ V

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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, Come in and get a romp]
at your choice.

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‘ All Kinds of People <
Dress Shoes, Business Shoes,

School Shoes Working Slices
Reliable flattery at All Grades

. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN

I1 wasHmoTou "I!“ MORE 10“.

 

Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometor and

Calendar Free
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The Reed_& .l’olk
Electrical Co. !

The Only Fully Equipped l
ELECTRICAL SHOP

l In the Town

' AUTO SUPPLIES -

i Plum 805—50 So. Hail ~31.

So. Not-walk, Music Hull Blk. 5

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“NOD/1.1.17! INCA/[5T - PRtCIJ 1 Obi/[IT
H grm .m :m '1’ unso-
BEST PRICES PAID FOR Mn. Ethel Virgin 05M
- JUNK 9 VOCAL a'ruoto ’
Send Postal or Telephone. «3 West Avenue,
L— EFFRON- t South Norwalk
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.l We’d”. For "we..."
Tel. 1906. Tel. 1906. ”Han inquire at 1| 'l‘
. 10.12: as man “ “

The on. s:

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position in the New York Market. His
re‘slgnutiou came as :1 surprise to hint
many friends. but. when they heard
that ho was to open a butcher bust-
uexs in Westpott for himself, tliojesl

Detroit Woman Tells How to Regaina

Strength
Detroit. Mich. "Luau; in such a run-
down condition 1 had no ambition to
do anything, I had a chronlo. .cough

0! wishes were oxtcudrd to him. With and cold and nothing seemed to give
his experience Mr. Gallagher will suc- me any relief. and l was gradually
coed in this enterprise and will have‘getting worse. until :1 friend advised
one oi the finest markets in that see; me to try Vinol. which I did. Alter
tion. the first day or two it seemed to put
——-— new life into me. the tired Worn-out
—TONIGHT, BASKETBALL . feeling begun to disappear. l regained.
Reading (waern magnet Vs. Nor- my appetite and was able to get a‘
walk. Preliminary. Dauclng. Armory. good night's rest, The cough grud-
Mserved seat sale at Donnelly's. ule wore away. and I am now feel-
— in like myself again. so that I can do
Wall street come near to being thB all my housework and go about my
scene of an old fashioned free-lor-all duties as usual. Viuol is certainly
tight Saturday night. about 12 o'clock. o wonderful medicine." Mrs. w. 12.,
when the men tackled u Norwalk Waters, Detroit, Mich. ;
young man. in front of the Town As-l thol restores health and strength!
sembly Hall building. in Wall street- in conditions like this, because in n‘
The air was full 01' lists for a few mo- natural manner it, increase the apps»;
intents, and the crowd of dancers who lite. tones up the digestive organs,i
M just left the M“; formed an lu- enriches the blood and strengthens
tom-ted and amount wdlenoe. [In- every organ in the body.
on-tho mnlotaaqmt policemen. We guarantee that Vinol will do‘
however, the ‘ mm were pried the same for my run-down person in;
apart, ml the crowd dispensed. No South Not-walk, or give back their,
Wm m ' monomer-rank u. Baxter, Soulll Nor-
walk. Also at the leading drug storm;
in all Conn. towns.—Adv.

 

 

 

 

ElWo0d&Glover

in Washington St.
Iouth Non-walk

Children's Shoes I Specialty.

OPEN MONDAY EVEN
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With an $8 purchase at Our wholesale more.
Wines, Old Po:t, Fine Sherry, Mumtel. Nice Tuble Wine,
High Grade Whiskey of all kinds at lowest prices for the
Holidays. Come in an convince yourself.

 

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Wholesale Store—Monroe St, Central Hotel Block.
South Norwnlk. ‘ ‘ Tell 1555 and 151-4.

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FAST FREIGHT (.le TO NIH

YORK.
YHE ANNING J. 8M“ ,
PORTATION LINE. loo.
Freight bout lava Pier 27 I-
Rlvor, New York (foot of Catharina
it.) every day went Sunday. a 8 y
m. Frolght "halved at Norwatk up u
5 o. no pd at tout» Nomlk as to
5:80 p. m. ..
(“we 5’. Foch Rona!"

it You Have t
I Any 1m
SELL S. Jane

11‘ TO
Successor to. Wm. Efimn.

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Ammuumwwu-u—ui

makes, sold, rented

mum. Rentals, 7!

per month.‘ “amine:

and at-so per moatn
us. DONNELLY

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. 0633 t . ayE
ito take a..stitch in time? Does it;
5 pay to have your teeth put in.
lgood condition while there is only"
as little work needed, or, is it bet-l
tter to wait till there is much to
.do and you have endured sleep-
; less nights and grievous days with
ttooth ache before having them
attended to? ,

' Remember I use only the best
: materials. give good workmanship
[and moderate prices." Consulta-
tion free.

Dr. J. H. natieryl

no so. Molt? 31., so. Nomtk, Conn.
FHnun9 a. m..!o.5 p. m.: 7 toap. mi
Sunday: by Ippoiniment only. a

so manymarietieu both
terns and plain colon

any pumm. We carry ~ 1
m every grade. so “some... "

ya“ may
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is an easy task here.

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