V7 fl - H 1.- oaé'; onmno.
a 7 NE SN §WN¢ Unhappy Bounce Separated-
V ' ’ on em my“.
-—~— Ruby A. Wight of Bridgeport was
Wuhan” Chapter, No. 24. 8- Ar granted a divome 1mm Henry W
'31., only hold a special conl‘ocailqnj “HQ! on the legal WA ”or deser-
W “mini ‘ lion but on the panelists! ground at
"loo much molher~in-iaw,”. by Judge
W. L. Bennett of the Superior court
in: 'n-eek. The plainlin 10111 on
. court that one married the defendant-
in =hie city on imaginary 13, 1913, but,»
~ she did not say that there was any--
The. reguilu‘ weekly drill of the
Sixth Company C. A. (3., will he held,
this evening in the local arn'lory. .
Glenda Padre“): of Silveun‘me.
student or Benita School, New CuA
man, is suffering from rheumatism,
The Hospital Thimble Club met, this
nfleruodn at 2:30 o'clock at the home
Id Miss Ella J. iByxbee, in Maple
" street. ,
l veranhing was happy until her mom—
m- in law stepped in. She came to
. ‘llidgcport on a visit on Septembu
111cm he1 not to comeback but in
thing unlucky in the “w."After the“
. 11.1 minge she wen'i to live with her?
1 is! and' 5 folks in Massachusetts, and >
following the marriage. Her husband .
YALE NAVAL UNITE AB COAST
PATROL
NEW HAVEN. Feb. Ell—Seventy
Yale undergmduaiea hare adored no
serve in a Yale naval unit of the Conrail
Patrol Service, according to announce
merit today.
WilEii YOU WAKE
., u? LAliiKGLASS 1.
701711041 WATER
‘ we... boron owls mm
,4 not! into mu.
nus humming m my. '
-—“20 Thousand Leagues Under the
”Sea,” Palace ’l‘hemre, motiuee and
night. Wednesday.
Std} in this oily and she stayed
Eva Sndoska 01' Bridgeport was
granted a divorce £10111 Kasivoui Sad- l
ono‘ look and fool clout.
own: and Md.
i
' Wash yourself ml the Inside before
11 Y on are always welcome a}
it’ s 2111; .Old Sayi 1g lbal Birds of a Feather
A" A“; ’* Flock Together
Some one rises up to remark that it’s Quito obvious.
A, Who one: board of a bird flocking all by his lonesome.
Be that as llfmay, we think 'the subject is open to debate.
But whether you flock ririgle ot‘in paiu,‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone ”3-3. 1 :37 Washington 81.
1 All the Latest Modelsi
”WV
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Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 361i, ‘
Sons of St George, will meet this
evening in the lodge looms in- Main
meet. All members are requested to
oaka on the ground of desertion. The
comic had been living in this city
The husband took a sudden notion
nrvelal years ago and sent his mic
blii‘ .i to her old home in Ruluifill ’l‘llo
lbrealn'aot like you do; on the outside.
This is «netly indie inlpol out because
ibe skin ports do not obwrb Biw-
‘lies into me blood, causing-illness,
‘0‘ Siillsll Shoes ior Women w
be pment.
{p 1.1111111 got enouil- money to come]
W 1
Very important business will be;bncl. lo Blidgeporu and made the die
mmded this evening .11 the regnlulje ow; that Fllt“ suspected she would
meeting of the Nornalk Smulmafih‘ lulzllll‘ulhal hcl husband was living
tors School Every member is lairnosf ’\1.lh another 111111111111. When the
{y requested to be 1,19,59,11, ‘ piliniifi' wm; lemillg the wilnos so stand
1 she fainted.
There will be a regular semi-111111 \R‘ Hill; Wooden ol‘ Danbuly was
’thly meeting of Catholic Union Couu- mauled a divorce irom Marion 0.3
all. No. 42 K. of C: this cloning. in Wooden. The couple wole married in
‘he clubrooms in West avenue. D1.!Scplul1ber, 1911. 'lho defendant gol-
Wllllam J. 'l‘l-‘arey “ill address lllejw‘é’ll‘) of the bum drum of being 11
club members. ifClIiHillC and :1 wife and left her llus
» _ ’“ Iband. Her excuse was that she was
-—There is solid comfort and real “mm of bougekrtelyvigf’
economy in Bumhum Boiler Cosy COB)", Maurice Schneidera of New Canaan
fort Heat. Lord & Burnham (30.. If WHS an applicant for divorce from
vinaifian. Y. 1 Horny Bernard Schneider's, but it was
- ‘ lemma, AA 11w 111111111111 11111 not of-
These “'qule rains are doing? i'nr lier right kind of testimony. The
130115“?th towards replenishing couple were married in 1901, and sep-A
the Water SUDDU- WNW 11” model armed. She told the court that some
““39 8813 during the winter. ”game after the separation her hubL
M has been a decided! anarchy Of; bond met. her and asked her to no
snow and comparatively little 1‘3.anka and live with him and one refus-
The deficiency lll precipitation dnr- ed 'l‘hnl settled it. J11 dge Bennett
“3 January was about one inch, ac {1011] her that. he could not grant her
cording to the weather bureau sin 3 11 divorce.
. tlstics and there has been 11 shmt . _
use illus- fur this month.
Up in ldtchifeld county the ice is
no thick to out according to a Rox-
bury correspondent. who says that.
‘ule Mutual Creamery and Milk Oo.‘
.New Haven Fireman Empea With
Blight Injuries.
INNS river at. ‘3‘“be a few dayflreceived painful but not serious in-1
ago and found it thirty «oven mobes juries when crossing the railroad
AS a cake or that thickness and the trestle near 11w Mallory factory. Ho
“3118‘ Om" dimensions would be 1°” fell through to the mound below. He
heavy to be handled by ordinary, , was rendered unconscious «by the mill
means to ice cutters they ‘tumed f0? and was considerably dazed for some
their supply to bands who? the. ice time. afterwards. Mr. Callahan was
was only eighteen inches thick not familiar with the road and did:
, not know he was anywhere near 11’
The price 0t (8851 ““0“ “‘9 “8““ trestle “hell he left the train and
tr one of the chief mini“ 0‘ diet alerted to walk back 10 the Wth
for many DBODIC during 1““ Mme“ street station, in order to take a,
deacon, remains in the neighborhoml train back tollllidgeporl,\1l1elelle rel
of fifty cents n donen and the house aldea.
wife who is struggling lhl‘ongll these The conductor of the train missed
times of abnormally high 0081 Of liV‘lCallalmn and started a scan-ch for the
ing, finds llitle satisfaction in re- man. He was found lying uncon-
calilng the time, not so long “ago. scious under the trestle and was tall-I
- when eggs .at a penny apiece wercol- en ‘10 the railroad elation. He did.
fared in much quanliilee that pro- not fully recover his s’euses until late
dnce_rs had difficulty in disposing of Sunday afternoon in the Danbury
them. even at that price. Hospital. where he hall been .takony
Later in the day he was able to re!
turn home as be had
serious injuries.
A few of ihe new one dollar bills
are making their appearance in this
city, but are yet so rare as to be .de-
clded curiosities. The bills resemble
five, dollar notes in some respects Now 1. is llomnr S. Cummingb,
Md it will “M be “155 f0” 99°F” state's attorney who is ill. This who
to 100k twice. for a time at least, up ldlecl sed “hen the Superior Court,
on receiving five dollars bills. ’35 3 criminal side, came in yesterday.’
mlsmie mm 09-8“! be possible. The! ludge Howard 5. Curtis, who opened‘
new filter coins are still very rare in‘ ihe court, had to give up onr‘accoum
this city and many people have not of grip‘nltaeks.‘ H11 place has been
sustained no
-.
STATE’S ATTORNEY 11.1..
FALLS THROUGH TRESTLE- 'lluve billions attacks, acid stomach or
L.~l..Callahonl,-ofllrldgeport,11 sin 3 '
Sh dent fireman 011 a freight train go-l
started 10 harvest “7'9 from me e ing through Danbury Sunday morning!
while the bowel pores do.
For men: ounce of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
iounoe of waste moieiinl must be
.carried out of ihe body. it this waste
material is not eliminated doll by m
it quickly l'orments and generates
lpoisoma, gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts which
should suck only nourishment to airs-
tnin the body. ,1
A splendid health measure is to
drink. before breakfast each day, a
glass of real hot water with a ma-
upoonfnl or limestone phosphate in it. i
which is a harmless way to vruuh1
those poisons ,gases and toxins from
the tomnch. liver, kidneys and
bowels; thus cleansing, mechanics
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
iUlB stomach.
-A quarter pound of limestone phoa
phate caste but very lltlleat the dm!
store but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on inside-bathing. Mon
and Women who are accustomed to
have furred tongue. bod (note nasty
breath, anilow complexion, others who
loonatipution are assured to pronouns
ed improvement in both health and
appearance ubortly. »,
We Deliver All-Over Town
‘ RED OAK. COAL
wake up with a dull aching hood or ,
3 Bo. No. 2 Nut. ...... $1.00
3 Bu. No. 1 Nut .......... $1.20
WM. EFFRON 60., Inc.
3 Rowan St. East N orwalk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.1
_.l
Eifecrive Color Combinations as Well
as Plain Colors
HOSIERY TO MATCH
CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washington ' Street.
Telephone 1475-2.
SALT coo, no bones, 15c lb
ALL KINDS or FISH
GREENPORT QYS‘IERS
We HaVe the Best Sea Food
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
'Phom 1N and 1M.
Fm Delivery. 11 North Main 01..
ens-r PRICES mun FOR‘
w... : In the Town
MW _ .. 1 'AUTO SUPPLIES
PM 305—50 80. Main
~<.s- a:
4.; 4A.}.
.3, Left to Take Advantage of!
’1 February Sale.
Which means ‘a saving of from 10 to 29% on on: line
FURNITURE, RUGS‘, CARPETS, LINOLEUM, 13W
ERIES AND HOUSEFURNISHING. Goods purcm '
now will be held for future delivery.
wTI‘he’ City N alianal Ban"
Friendly Interest?
The friendly interest of our depositors and the ,
will of the public are valuable assets of this Bank. mm
t=crial agencies in its continued growth and Success. *
To them we attribute our splendid progress.
‘~ The account of the Smallest householder and that go,
the greatest corporation we cordially welcome alike '
We loan money on farm mortgages.
Sale Deposit Boxes $4.00 per. year.
UNK
Send PfistéFgréngxlephonc. l Tile Reed 8K V
5 Rowan St: East. Norwalk. Electflcal CO.
Tel; 1906. Tel. 1906. The Only Fully
. ELECTRICAL
A good adv. can best 111311: hem
New Spring Dresses
$7.98 to $27.50
Mn. "Edie! Virgin O’Noil
VOCAL 811.1010
“West Avenue.
South Norwalk 1
For particular.
11111.43”
Charge Accounts Operaed.
"Glover’s .,
Boys’ Shoes
Thai Wed!
THE, ‘
HARRISON “
‘ SHOE '
For Boys That Are Hard on
Shoes
Waterproof Your Shoes With
‘ 1*. DriFoot
T — _ ..
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O. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
'58 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords in Gold or 1
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Ooulists' preamp
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing. ‘
I Here is the Spring Silhou" e
TRAIGHT, simple
lines,expressed attrac-
tively 111 a“ frock of blue
, Usually mean the presence of that
dreaded disease, Pyorhoa. Kaye
ércmove the culculus from the
even caught a glimpse Aof one yet.
They are gradually coming into gen-
ml circulation, however.
taken by Judge Willlum L. Beunelt.’
Assistant State‘s Attorney Galen A!
Carter look up the prosecutor‘ a duties
yesterday and disposed of a nulnberl
of. minor cases upon the pleas of
guilty.
wu’cauuenms smomo oncuas‘
Pitta. Manon. sum-day. March 3rd. 7 .
w_-
Elwoodierlover
. In Washington St.
«scum Nor-walk .- ‘ [4
gabardi-ne, With deep
A . collar
color satin, and crossed
sash belt offifimaberlal.
Many others equally
chic 1n
Pictorial Revrew
«1 -Patterns
: . . roll mean
Tile Spring
FASHION BOOK
of the Celebrated.
of palcst flesh-
3-.
and ‘
teeth. it is ever present, and like. '
.rust will ruin the finest machine.
,, Fridays inquire at Studio TAILORED SUITS
10-12; ,35 Phone 840.1!!! f
. REMODELING oem'
a , ‘by . _ v:
REBUILT Typewmrens =- L. c. .NCW‘YOYk Lidies’ .T
s ith U d d ‘
45931.1.m‘le‘3l35 G. ROCKOA
ma as, so , route .
d_ R m . $3 , I: North Main St.
$3” 13m. eglugllnce W0 A150 D0 Clem
sold at $5 per month Pressing. ..
JAB. DONNELLV ~
16 South Mainstreot South Norwalk
h...—
BLEEDING . |
.GUMSL’
.—A—.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
Keep Ahead of Disaa‘fer.
Hourg9a. m. toSp.m.: 7308mm.
amor‘tbofluueandthom oi
ammonlncbodnonumdnolnm.
18 80. Main 3L, Bo. limit, on». "
, Bundays by appointment only. ., , ‘
The. New Science . ? l,
, oat-101111011 be c'ullioranonc
‘ animals): can definition urinal
adjusting .tbo some. Disease is caused ' ' ‘
byoMtwmbrul-unhthofi
Jack. Bronx! donoln childhood
dilemma no cirrus-119m uni ‘7
Norwalk Chronicler