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'1 ' ( Mrs. Irving Lockwood, Mrs. John
I ew. Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Andrews.
Miss Lois Andrews..Stephen W’ater-
. :bury. Christian Rungstead, of Weston,
were visitors in town, Saturday.
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A. tha ksfifiving service will beheld in H ‘ .. - Y -
the “Firgt Church of» Christ. Scientist. (“yr-IDES:rg‘llgg‘trlgésormsivgesrg;
g); \fteslto?;E)X:)l{:iozlflxi‘5day' .\0\ (“Slots Mr}: Harriet Andrew's, of \Vestport
‘ N ' ‘ . . avenue. -
~—Palace Theatre tonight, loll: 5 Min;
w strels, Buy you? “Ck“ now and mo“. I Mrs. ‘.Villiam Tuttle, of New Canaan,
the rush. . . is \‘isitingfillr. and Mrs. C. H. Frank'e,
Bridgeport's quota for the Pilgrim ,m their home, 132 Main street. /
'Memorial fund, which is bolus: raise-ti
,inihc Congregational churches. Will
he OV‘el'SllllfiC‘rleG. clergymen state: slreet. is home from a two weeks’ Visit.
“Palace Theatre tonight, Mk 5 Min with relatives in. Dover, N. J.
i‘ ntmls, Buy your ticket now and (H'Ultl ‘ >
‘ the rush. Miss: Amy Patrice. of Tierney street.
Word has been received here, that was a week-end visitor in New York.
Fred Reynolde. 4th Aero Squad. ie iil ..
in [he base hospital at Mitchel livid.
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.. Joseph fiuver, of 36 firchar'd‘”
thong: . Island Private Reynolds' home were in town Saturday.
is on Pine street.
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.fi -—Fot‘ a thoroughly enjoyable eve-tMRS. STAGG SEEKS l
, mugs to we; we ‘ ‘W DIVORCE FROM - l
ll‘heane toms 1‘. ‘FUGITIVE HUSBAND
Bishop Fenwick. 4th degree. K. of
r13. will hold their regular meeting In .
the club. moms of the South Norwnlk (toniinued from Page 'Jne- \
council. “'ashington street. at 8! ' ' .
o'clock this evening. Eliati been living in Noroton for the past ~
”9 ~Palace Theatre tonight, Elk‘win— ten years. until her husband disap-l
V strels, Buy your ticket now and avoid peared with money alleged to be the
the rush. property of the state. Mrs. Stagg has:
Homer 8. Cummings of Stamford. returned t9 her home 0113'.
«. Democratic National chairman. be t It is claimed by Mrs. Stagg that on
. lievca the peace treaty will be an is- ‘ dii’Pl‘S days between Jill)“ 1. 1919. 89d
“Hue of the 1920 campaign. and will :Oct. 30. this year. the. defendant mis-
print: victory to the Demotratic party. .behaved 11} Stamford and New York-3
“Some good seats for the Big Elkfh{?r~v Roe ls named correspondent.
M' strels still remain. Get yours’ now 11.1119 papers it is also alleged that
in) :- . ’ | _ . .on different daysflietween these dates.l
. Thomas Fagan. "0, Rner stxeet. dD- Stage has been guilty of intolerablot
plied for enlistment in the railroad cn- 'cruelty to his Wife. .
'* gineers, ance- through ““3 "‘ty 1““ Mrs. Stagg is seeking also the cos-l
recruiting stationo'esterday: but “a: itody of both of their tWO’finor' chiI-a
‘. rejected He claimed previous sen- 'dren. Uberta K. Stagg, aged twenty.
5‘30 with ”if” Marl“? Corps. {mm years and five months, and I‘homas H.
which he said he received a “1““1Cl‘l,smgg_ Jr., aged thirteen years and
5119‘”ng lelcven months. Mrs. Stagg also claims
I --—'[‘hanksgivinz pOUltI‘Y. 11“"01‘ bet- alimony. Attorney G. Frederick, Stark
ter. Fancy Maryland rice-fed t“WP-"SQrepresents Mrs. Stagg in the suit. l
600. per 1b.; Long Island ducks. 50c lb: The defendant in the actifin is at
Maryland Geese. 45c 1b.; Large Roast-é present in parts unknown. He disap-l
ins! Chickens. 430 lb-I FOWL 40° “1;: ipeared-from the home. in Noroton,‘
. small chickens. 42c lb. 1-5 North Mam. Mm”, he has been employed as secre.‘
street. Modern Marth- 'tary and bookkeeper, some time in;
Local automobilists traveliner in the October. A few weeks ago the police’
wiciaity of White Plains. N Y.. Sun- of Stamford were informed of the dis«
day afternoon Were puzzled at lnelcovery of a shortage in the accounts;
eat number of cars park\l for a,at the Home, it being alleged that;
omiderable space near a large farm-S’Stagg had embezzled 38.000 of the,
40mm this side of the city. Who? at money turned over to him to disburse“
first appeared to be an accident or'at the Home. The police here have
ome sort, proved upon investignr on started a, widespread search for the
.. be a rushing busineSS being done man, and circulars .‘zivim.y a complete
1v a sweet wider efifq‘bnhhlnpnf. A: ,description and telling his character-
Iotber point not far distant. two istics have been sent broadcast. NO
’: go trucks laden with aiTples were trace has as yet been found of him.
:40 doing an overflow business._ Mr. Stark. attorney for Mrs. Stage.
‘ —'l‘he onlv place where von ct’m refused ‘9 comment in th“ divorce “‘3‘
‘- ertain what seats are still unsold tlon 01' hm CHEM- MTS Stagg is at
‘me Elk‘s Minstrels is at the box present at her home in Frankfort. with
e. Palace Theatre. Call or phone “191' family. “UNI! abogtia month of?
2. . ,_ . ..‘ (S 19 was (I ,ll‘ls tan C enCe t'ac '
1 ere at once and. get 3’0“” ; .lioner. with an office at No. rlpnank
- , {street . This office has been closed for
the last month.
WHITE PINE AND TAR ——
MURFERED MAN IDENTIFIED.
P GRAND RAPIDS. Bunch” Nov. 25:7
olice today believed they had estab‘
BtiHson-Powell Corporation lie-lied the identity of the man. appa-
.rently murdered. Whose body was:
Tonntl Sunday sown in a mattress. float-
’ ing in Grand River. A message from
- .sr. Louis indicated officials could idenf
filly the body as that of W'. I. Nam. a
gsalesman. who has been missing sev- '
‘cral months, This is the name found
on a laundry tag on the man's shirt.
Edward Fisher, of Grand Rapids.
ialso identified the body as that of
““‘altnr Nam." a salesman Whom he
met in Manistee, Mich. some time ago.
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INSURANCE WORKERS ,
GET MORE PAY:
HARTFORD. Nov. 24.~Emptoymt
50f the Aeina Life Insurance Company
and affiliated companies. numberine‘
Ihctween 2.500 and 3,0001% to receive,
geach onehalt‘ of one month‘s salarv.’
iihe first at“ next year. and are to he.
ipmd a bonus: of 12 per cent. during'
1920. Announcement of this was
‘made Saturday. "
and Sa olio-The
'35Sé'll3ulfn Giulia .‘Soz‘tpf
“me: . Ideal foieroet and Bh
A tidy little sum in this ' —. -
Savings Bank, drawing —-The Tickle Makes You Cough
good interest and larger gigf'snmfixxfinqrEONEY Stops the -
u . . ca 3 e roat .
7 .cvory” year as turkey the Cmmh. 350. ‘A free boning; (£3.53
Tune approaches, Is one E's O-PEN-TRA’ITE SALVE for Chest
log-inmate reason for Colds, Head Colds and Group with
thanksgiving.
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YOUR THANKsoIvffio
EVERY YEAR
is a. bit happier if you
have been able to spend a.
little less than your in-
MI: and Mrs. John Mellon, of Easton, .
our THls our 247's.
, i . wonfiq MONEY
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c. and mail it to F0
_ . ‘ every bottle.
"If you have not started
that account, open lit; to-
day and next: year at; this
time you will have anoth-
er cause for thanksgiving.
ley & Co.. 2835 Sheflield_Ave., Chico-go.
Open Monday’ Evenings.
11L. writing your name and address
clearly. You: will receive in return a
trial package containing {Foley’s Hon-
ey and Tan.- Compound, " for coughs
icoldd and croup:Foley’s Kidney Pills
‘ 7, ; ~(for pain‘in sides and boom; rheumi-"l
ltism, backache. kidney gallbladderng El
V'm‘entap‘atnd goloy cabal-affirms:
amen“ . W ‘33"!!!
Copyright 1919 Han some: Mu:
, Lo ts of lzvely .ove
, OU’LL seephere,when you’reready
- to look, some of the smartest new
V. models in overcoats we’ve ever had to
show. Many of them have belts; that’s
going to be a Very prominent feature ‘
this season. You’ll see many double-
' breasted styles with
with adjustable» collars
.‘ Hart Schaffner £9” Mdrx fine clothes are here
You may be sure of goOd
quality when you get these
-_goods; the fabrics are al- '
w aysl'all-wool; and the tail-
Oring is the best known.
we choose these clothe-s.
\to sell to our customers
bée‘hhse we know. . good ‘
clothes and we cant find
"h.
’ able to satisfy
\
rcoa ts
patch pockets,
anything better than these.
Whatever your idea of
models for weave, color or ~
pattern in clothes, we’ll be
_ we’ll give you a correct fit.
’ The price of these clOthes ' -
is just‘high enough to pay
, for such Quality.
ogers & Steven
you. , And
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Norwalk Chronicler