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1119 We’re here today
ct tell, but we are
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sure
and pain. health is
m in your body. Female
nieback stunt last night at
tor of winning games as
1: rolled oil. The score:
Palace
106
92
105
88
121
‘ ; . 512
.p'm tall. 1.471.
» .Danbury
117
79
108
, 105
101
roblem
U3 .
A KFTERNOON
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The New bcicnc
P19111101! 0F CHIROPMGTIO
mitotic in the definition of the
oil the Alceaee and the art or
the some. Disease is caused
a. wrench, twist. or sprain in the
ck. live: it don'e in childhood
creme: pinched nerves and pain in
Iiiie in the diner-eat organs and
_ proctor: remove the cause at
been
Mild!) harmonizing the nerve eye
patio treatments given also.
.'l‘. Francis, D C.
Washington 81., So. Norwnlk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School
sir-Lac: TEAM BEATS DANBURY
,ll'he Palace bowling team did thei
eye and tiimmcd the Danhury‘
Willis team,- two out oi? three games.
" crackerjack scores were made. 1
Ltha'hard paxt 01‘ it 11.1 Daubury ls'
“lifeboat! of the'iocal team in the,
straight games from the Palace.
cite last week. However .theu
boys expect to make this 1113i
week when the last 01' the seriesl
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comm-A HARD PROBLEM;
11y people, at the present time
eoirous of starting a garden
vs the ground. or can get it;
many. instances it developesi
e lowing of the plot is the
heap Suggested to the city|
by' the Fairfield County Farm“
that the street department
eta-operationwith the bureau
litter of getting vacant lots,
. and that whenever possi-'
ty play up a. vacant lot which
116 is chirous of having a
" 9t do for various reasons.
r trill be given careful‘
on and will perhaps be tak-'
bureau. “by the city.
restored
troubles
veil spatial attention; also curvature ,
t spine. You will never regre
the Chiropractor a chance tr
all: Are Especially ‘Anxious to Close out the Balance of Our
’ ’ Spring Stock Of
WOMEN’S AND MISSES' SDITS, COATS. DRESSES.
s‘xrRTs AND HATS
We have made final cut prices on all these garments, so‘
low that it means a great saving to all who buy now.
Come and see.‘
CLOAKS we P ARIS YMILLINER
33 ’SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
The Norwalke’ Pioné’er Promoters of Ready-to—uvcar (Tar. '
merits of the Better Kind for Women‘ Who Know. 1»
the 1’1thl
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88 77
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193 . 951
92 98
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1.1” T1106 01: chMUN.
monthly business meetv ,-
C9111n11miiy Club will be
at- three o'clock
Several suggestions‘
.gl
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Specials forToday
LEG or YOUNG LAMBKTXEE .............. 28¢ 11..
FRESH SHOULDERS ........ “H... I. 24¢ lb.
VEAL ROAST .
PRIME RIB ROAST“: .......
........ W....1....'...~...\..
M”... 20¢~23¢ 11).
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. '
Schnitzels Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Nor-walk. Nomalk.
’ SPECIALS
Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. .......... . . 48¢
Swift's Jewel Shortening, per lb. ....... , ............ 20¢
. Pure Fruit Jelly ................... . ........ 3 Jars 25¢
Fresh Roasted Coffee, per lb. .: ............ . ..... ,21¢
Seiected’Mixed Tea, per lb. ............ ' ............ 25¢
a. 'STUL‘L‘
imilitpry authorities indicates that n:
the case hardship results from. the
" eviction orders promulugatod' by the
clot concentration means will be leis
.prorlded for care of the suffering.
Orders are expected to be received in
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3 _ twice with dlderentmen and each
‘ time was iorgiv en” and taken back,
. he grew tired of her departures. One
President or the United States, Spa-
1311 and that federal moneys will be
this city, from Attorney General Greg-
ory as to the disposition of alien cue
roles within a tew‘ days.
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am 8. Hyatt
Ncrwnlk’elnodingDTchocheore
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colors.
Suggestions for Saturday A?
s ‘ . ‘ Shoppers
. we ..
MORE SPRING SUITS AND COATS
up“
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4'11
TWIST-LET}. i i .-
That present many of the latest modes of the present season.
WQNDJRRFULLY DAINTY WAISTS
Of silk, Georgette crepe and many other dainty materials m white and all the most popular
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SPRING UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN v ,, , '.
Vests of many styles, as well as Combination Suits and Tights.
(Continued From li‘lrst Page)
satisfied to go on living that way. she
said she was,, cccrding to his testi-
mony. He tol . r-th’at be was going.b
to sue for a 4! voice, and she replied,1
City News
“Suit yourself.” Mr Bentley said his -
wife’s character was.abovo reproach,
“The only trouble was." said Mr.
Bentley,’"she was young and would
alvzars remain so." The ecupla were
married July 6 1896. A decree 1139
granted on the ground of desertion.
Twice Forgiven.,
Artist Mary E Smith; Bridgeport
according to her husbaiid. Frederick
Smith, also ,01‘_ Bridgeport, ran away
two 1915 models,
Three Fords, one a 1917 model, and
were stolen in
Bridgeport, est night.
Company D. of the Home Guards,I
held a drill last night in the armory!
under the direction of Captain Edward
'I‘. Weed.
-
.~—llcpairing promptly. done. Ford]
night be came home and laid a $5
and a $2 on the table She told 111ml
to 111119 the $5 and go and buy provi I
alone. when he returned she uas
gone and some or the carpets had
been ripped up and lacks taken out.
Airs Mary E. Smith. mother of the
plaintiti. testified that her son was
could sh- see no reason 'why his,
elite could leave him, but that the
wife had given none when she. had
questioned hr! after her pmvious 1110,
departmes The couplc were mm‘lledi
on September 7, 1896. A divorce u"as
grantcdon the ground of desertion.
Preferred Other Women. -
Soon after be use marr,it-d Alfricd
A. Greenwood, tanned the habit all
going out 1': i131 other women‘ his “119,1
Mary Ez'Greenwood tcs.iilied._,' Up to
that ilmcr'ihe'hdd lived happily to-
139111”.th ‘ she demonstrated with
him. he lelt her in 1913. The couple
were married in June, 1903, “hen
Greenwood was 26 and Mrs. Green-
wood but 16. Divorce was granted on
the grounds of desertlon.
Nettie R.‘ Schirmer 9,! Stamford,
, plaintiff in a suit for divorce against
,. Frank Scbirrner,.1vas deaf and dumb,
but a. woman or considerable latch
‘llgencc. Questions were written on
a paper for her to ansu’er, and her-
nnewara were rapidly and succinctly
.wrlttien. She wrote that she had
'nevcr received anything from her
husband since he left her four years
24 Cottage Street. . Eastiflormlli.‘
Extra Specials for Saturday
' 2000 lbs SHOULDER STEAR .. ..... 1 ....... 22¢ 11.
SHOULDER LAMB ...................... 22¢ lb
LEGS OF SPRING LAMB,L01N AND 13113
LAMB CROPS .
FINE poT Ros-ST OF BEEF ...‘ ........ , . . :. 22¢ n.
89ch Meat & Provisi9n C9.
. (2 Stores.)
'6 NORTH-MAIN 31.
South Nor-walk. Phone irSc.
131111111 ST.
Norwalk. 1111111113911...
ans-
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Buy Cameron Motors
Stock, and buy- all yQii can
at present prlces. _ . " i
' for alimony.
' ass a wreck from drink.
'1 114911111 both die??? ..
ago: that she was Supporting herself:
by doing domestic work. Mrs. Minnie
.R. Robinson. Noroion. instilled that
iSchJ'mer had boat and abused his;
.wlfe and she had run to her housm
for protection. Once she said Schir-
, mer drove her. olit oi the house in a
naked condition, The plainiiti asked
claiming that her hus-
hand was the dimer of property val-
.1191! at $15 000. A divorce was grani-
‘ed on the ground or cruelty. and the:
cuestlou of granting alimonynvas post
‘ .poncd.
Ported by Drink.
\lavD.Morga11, Strati‘ord avenue, '
' Bildgebort.‘ was granted. a divorce 011'
- .the ground 0! desertlon frnfiFHa-rhart
R. Morgan, Whose exact whereabouts
' are not known. The couple swore mar-
rlcd on December 11.1895. but after
the defendant had lost successive
‘ 1. leS’ through drink and the family
.. 11nd moved from. place to place. heI
One of the Witnesses teeth: .
left her.
lied that She had recently seen the:
husband in Bridgeport and t he
{he plain--
1111. .whose maiden name- was Moore,
was granted the custody of (no chil-
dren. .
Geiirude“ Fletcher. Norvralk. col-
cred testified that her, husband
James swalter Ele‘lcher, newer sun-
‘ ported her.» and she was obliged to
. work at laundry work for her aunt.
Willi-V nere married in 1900 and he
left her in 1908 One or 't'hegwlty
‘ mosses statedthat nhen the wife was
sick Fletcher had expressed the hope
that H.119 and their eight tear old son
i
3‘ 1..
7' Relic-cos J.‘ Curtis. of Norwalk. 13;“)
receive a $2. 000 cash bequest out of
a man of good habits. and not only Garage.
'the West Redding road. last night
work 11 specialty. Austin's Garage. l
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A bicycle belonging to Samueli
Cockei‘ur. of Spring street, was 5101- I
9,11 from in tront ot’ the armoxy last:
night. .
i
wllmc your car washed at Austit'is
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The leanulacturers' association of,-
New Haven has giwn then New 1191- l
on Farm Bureau a gift oi? $1. 000 tel
.1111 in financing the extensive tood
garden plans which it has in
templation. \ .. i
1
Ludwig Zglombicki. and Florian,
.launszowski. the- two men \1 ho \i'cici
arrested for assault" on each other,
last Wednesday, Were fined 57 111119ch-
yestcrday afternoon by Judge .I.ocl1-,
wood. in tire uptown court. Both 111e11i
appealed their cases under $75 bonds.
A cab of the Beardsley Taxicab (‘0. i
was destroyed by fire in Betlral, on1
The machine backfired and before
llarry Beardsley, driver of the car.
could extinguish-the flames, was to-1
tally destroyed. .. ' p _ j
~—-Be‘w‘arm and comtortable in all
brands of weather with, Burnham'
COSy Comfort Heat. Lord. d; Burn:
ham Co.. livinglon, N. Y.
I
This year‘s students at Merrill‘s-
Business College held a dance
evening in the reception hall on Wash-
ington street. Nearly one hundred [111-
,pils 11 are in attendance. Music was
furnished. by a. Victrola. Réiresh-
ments were Served. .
_-L—.—-—
Thomas Glynn,- oi Wesiport report-
ed to the local police that a gray
horse hinted by him had been stolen
in Weatport last evening. A 'lookout.
for the stolen animal “as kept by the i
local authorities, but the' bdrsc was,
not root» cred.
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-.Special"for-“Tomorrow-
It is/ our usual custom To offer a low special induce-
ments every Saturday, and tomorrow's items .will be no
exception to this rule. - . '
Coat Deparimeni ,,
‘ From.$2 to $4 reductions on each. All the latest models
and Shades.
Suit Department
reductions «in all suits bought tomorrow.
Millinery Department
New Shapes just arrived from ., ..... ' . 98¢ to $3 98
And these prices are all slightly marked down from
former selling prices.
$3 to
b a. W. ..
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
9x12 Congolium Rugs $7. 95
9x12 Grass Rugs $7.95.
You will save :nearly $2.00 if.
' ' you buy either. of these rugs be—‘I . _,
last *
fore May 1st, as the pi me Will,
then be $9. 60.- ' ~ ,
A. J Angeune & 8911 Co
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Herbert S. Smith rc-
Town Clerk According to reports received here,
ports that few dogs are being li- New York is ‘sulfcring a flag famine.-
rand rush IIt is near] 1111 ossible to urchaséa.
-—1 our 9111' 11119th to look like new censed. He “De-“5 “ 15 Y n p
Austin's Garage. «1 3119 ext 'week .3 .1 .: {tag {01 love or money.
i
The common council, together with
.Carl Axel Harst'rom and Street Com- \Vcst menus, and
in:1 been leased to Dr.
through 'l‘aylor & Golden
missions-1 Joseph P Wa,dharns
Spectcd the base of South Main street
11119 morning. Two sections 91 thei
pavement n ere taken {Read the base
was closely examined.\
From what held a. meeting last night.
can bé lealned, opinion dllfers as toldidates were initiated. There wele
residence corner of The case of Daniel Gall,1vho was
Elm streét, has charged with manslaughter in connec-
J W. Vollmer,’ tio‘n “llIl the death of Albert P.
\Chehak, of Spring Hill,can1e up to-
day before Judge George H Vosbuigh
Rebekah Lodge; No 42,1. 0. 0. F.,1and was mixed.
Eight cm-
The. P91111131
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ThomaS Gly1111,of Westport, ire-
whether it is in good shape 01/ other— Visitors from Hartford, Stamfo1'd,.poried to the downioun police that a
1v ise
Street will be settled at the council
meeting Tuesday eyening. .
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The. Junior Class of the Norwalk
The matter of selecting the Bridgeport and 'lxorwalk
!kind of pavement to be used on this and cake urns seried after the meet this morning
ing. . .
ed and occupied by Richard H. Fitch,’
Ice cream gray horse had been stolen from him
He described it as
being abbot 16 hands high. The police
' _____‘______, , ~ .are investigating. _ . . -
The 0111 Homestead, in Wilton, own- " ’ 1 '
m—'
cmgc. L. Kayauo, the youth 1vho
the ”we 19““ George. 13' Weed, ,High school tendered a leception
WY" ' yealerday afternoon to the Sophomore
' and Senior classes. An excellent on-
91111111193111 was~rendered which was
it_ was a akétch 1111-,
1111111 Pafs Ne Housekeeper.” The
character-aware «1111,1111 in 111s
ordlng 19:11
ternoon. The old house is a typical-
y‘- fiomu 111 Norwalk and Vicinity.‘?_ Mr. was held from his 1101116 111 disin’
the local advertising man will be said was run down and killed Thursday 5..
at public auction next .Saturday at- afternoon by Bishop & LYnes automo—
Ibue truck, at the corner of Main and
ly Colonial structure. and was pictur- West Main street,1vns.e.‘hoember of
ad in “Couniry Life trimmer-lea.” 11111 T111611 No. 9 or the Norwalk branch
was also one oi the sh: houses select- oi the Boy Scents of America. . _'l‘he
ed. for illustrallcn in the Wilton sec-1 members at the troop attended their
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