IZ‘E KEEP OPEN
' JRDAY NIGHT .
TO 9 O'CLOCK
‘ ”(mama mm? new
make further suggestion: by which It
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WV.” seems ills that the low court he
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e present marriage law oi the
CLOTHING State requires only onemf the parties
— to be present when application is
\OW READY mat c for a license So it frequently
happens that the applicant is unable
l’li lCES MODERATE to giVe £3" of the information required
3‘) concern ng the other party. It is our
i oliefthat this sometimes leads to giv-
SUITS , in: incorrect information by persons
=who are not summon“! impressed
AND with the necessity for accuracy. Rath-
OVERCOATS
$35.00 AND BETTER
‘er than take the trouble to obtain
correct information more , or less
guesswork is resorted to. in spite of
the fact that information is given un-
dcr oath Still greater harm marre-
suit when only one party appeals .Iand
gives false information in regard to
elite age of the other. The female.-
for example may be under the legal
age, and in order to obtain a license
without the consent of the parents
purposely stays away.
arties present the registrar would
have opportunity to require proof of
age if either party appealed to be all»
jader the legal age. and parental con-
‘Irnt “as lacking. In addition to be-
in: present. both parties should be
required by law to take oath to their
statements.
1 Should Give Addrooo.
There’sea;
Feeling
ntisfaction and pardonuble
:7 7-:- when you add another do.
xi: to swell your account in
Our Book
TLere's a. feeling of security
too. for you know funds are
safe with us and it is conven-
let‘.‘ to pay all bills by check
gh our Bank.
law
kilui
THE PEOPEE’
TRUST CO.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE
_of._
FOSSK QUALITY
-—and-—-
PREMIER CHOOOLA‘I’ES
itillson-POwell‘ Corp.
SOUTH NORWALK
Start: Small "_
“But Now
Ill-M
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V'sen you open a Sev-
-3 Account here you
he us interested in
ur success.
I I‘t wait until you
deposit a»; big.
.;ount.
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. Ftsmall, BUTNOWc
.‘h the help of om:
a street
Is
. An additional fact to be required
on marriage licenses should be the
address. This is particularly
desirable in the case of non- Iesidents.
.who sometimes attempt to evade the
five-day law by giving Stamfdrd as
.tfieir place of residence. In doing
I'. IS
istIeot nIInIbeIs but select some
gzstreet which they have observed in
passing or get from the names of
trcet on trolley cork.
‘occasions in the past year. applicants
, are given addresses that do not ex-
ist the. numbers being either too high
tor too low or in lots whore there
,‘wcrc no houses Vilma the street
laddrcss is not important for rural
roIIImIIIIities. it should be rcquiredin
cities: in cases of bona-fide nonresi-
dents the street address is often
found to be of value when inquiries
occur in regard .to theiI marriage or
application for a license. ,
Non residents of the town in which
application is_ made for a mmringe li
(sense have to wait five dn3s before
he license is issued.
does not define what. is necessary to
establish residence, For voting pur-
poses. six months is required. Fm-
tnbtsining a marriage license it is
left to the registrar to determine
For thin reason then is look
jof uniformity
nonresidents. Unless the law is
banned to include residents .3: well
”as non-residents in the five-day Dro-
- vision. it should define residence.
. Most States having a iiveday or
othe r time provision make it apply. to
both residents and non- -residents. The
nnecticut law only requires none
sidents to wait five days, and does
require publicity in .any case.
That is. residents (It Hartford can get
a license in Hartford without waiting
five days, but; in any other town In
the State they can not. The provis-
ion that a period of time. usually five
da3s must elapse between the com
loation for a mmriage license and its
issue is intended to prevent “illegal
marriages or those contrary to the
best, interests of the individual and
society." On this basis residents of
Stamford and society are not as well
protected if they get a license in
Hartford as the)’ are if they apply
in some other towns in the State.
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CLOTHING
__and_
FURNISHINGS
——for—
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Chfldren7se Store -
”now”: Wnohlmgten Bo. Not-wett-
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the) do not always verify thel
On several. -
but the. lawA
when and how one becomes a rest-l
. dent.
in issuing licenses to i
statement of 88° being given. the.»
cease was issued Ind tb “3
riod the some day. The touch: don!
the mother appeared and stand
the girl was under the legal' up,
had been married against her consent
and wishes. in addition to the live
day wait. all marriage. applications
should be published. There, how-
ever should be included a provision
by which a judge of Mi on
grant a waiver on both these
upon the presentation of ouflcient
evidence.
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Would Bu- Divorces
Five States have ”not 3 low mob
in; any man-1m oi non—residents il-
legal which would I). most] in the
States from which the Indium
come. This appears to be too sweep-
ing for acceptance. but it should be
made illegal (or diva-coon from. other
States to come to W for
'marriage to evade the divorce provis-
ionsoitheirownm Thhilo
xery common occurrence and could
be easily prevented.
The present lam-rum that.
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with botii; five day clause can be waived by “term Eda audit had been allot
judge of probate, or the clergymén or!
justice the cor-my.
This opportunity has been tm fre-
quently seized upon to escape the-
requirement imposed, and we would
recommend that the warm goat.
waivers oTthe fivedny clam be limi-
ted to the judge ot probate. This
would at least result in a more uni-
form interpretation of the low- and.
p1 event the too frequent detest oi
the intent or the law.
S\\'EDIS}! Amman:
OU'I‘RUNS J0“) HAY
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S'l‘nr‘it’HOLM. Sept.~24.—Joie Roy.
1h:- lllinois A. 0. star runner and
memlwr ot‘ the America.“ team which
compczcd in the Olympic gamut at
kutwrrp. was dct‘cntcd in a mile I-I.ce
hero 3'rIoterda3' by Lundsllonv. the :
Swedish runner.
it will he remembered that Bay
strained II tendon in his leg on the
mm of the Olympic middle distance
"v.1 His and was III..IlIlII to tlgurc as a
point winner for the United Status
Squad. Simm- the clout» (if the inter-
national meet at Antwerp llt' has
"mvn m. :I (-ompctihvc tour in Scan-
dimtviu and has not met with suc-
toss. 'I'lu tlil'lill mcntioned nhooo
var. hi :I second ut. i‘tc hands of lhh
Humiisl i :Iin -.I.tI
EVERYONE SHOl’LD
DRINK HOT \"ATI‘ZR
[1" 1‘1“; BIORNING
J
“ash “333 all Stomach. [Am and
lumci Poisons Before [heck-
inst.
'l‘o rw-I 3our best day In and ('13)
wont. to fool clean inoldc: no- sou bile
to coat 3ouI tongue and stein-n 3our
math. or dull 3our head: no consti-
pation. IIilions attacks. sick headache;
colds. rheumatism or gussy. acid
stomach you must home on the inside
like you home outsldc. This is vastly
more importnnt. because the skin
worc‘: do not absorb impurities into
the. blood. while thc bowels pores do
To kn- p these poisons anti toxin
\ull flushed from the stomach. lher.
kltll’lt"? and bowcls drink before!
ln--: .Ilu'. lsl ( it h d: I3 :1 glass of Hot
w ntu II 11h .l tcaspoolitltl of limestone;
phosphate. in it. This will cleanse.
IIIIriI'3. and fresh n the entire nlimcn-l
tan 1 l’flt‘l inter: t: l ing [HOI‘I‘ food. I
(ill :I quart .‘ pound of limestone;
phosphate from 3our pharmacist.
is imam-naive and uhzmot lulu-less»,
lIIiIIlt plIostlmtrd hot watcr e3cr3
morni: II: to rid 3our notem of them-
vilc poisons and toxins; also to proh
3c M tlII ir formation.
The
Textile Store
TAILORS ’
. ; ATTENTION!
A limited quantity of All
Wool Fabrics 56 inches wide,
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. The Young
Man .
Who does not lay 11pm
lays up regrets.
Stork a savings account now
while wages are high sud-inn
iew years you will have: good
pixel account.
interest and fn’eud- -
‘ .Isistance in your
key transactions
. soon have a p
u account.
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South Normaliz-
Swings We
4 Ber Cent. In
:tt
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:Iruitoble for Men's or Indie?
wear to be sold
at 31.75 vd.
. - 'Ehe *
Textile Store
136:Wasliington
' Street
South Norwalk‘
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dbevmletGars
sombewitbul.
mmmmm
plnooyourordernow .
Aoqrwififisht-m.
reached by the committee“ at aconfer-
[front anddroops gracefully at theback. Yet the back
and its efiectr will be delightful. Trimmed with handsome
ostrich plume shading from Oriental blue to deep navy—
it“
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mmm
,M kW one.“ u.
m m “I!!!“ teatifi‘d m" '
mate «as derive-d from un-
m Malone to the ltcpnbi?»
mfitfiu- florumtncr.
Timwitneos could not am“ e the to-
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2!. -—Com-
financing of
WASHINGTON. Butt
piete ixncntig-Iuion of the
Ithe book "Republicanism
pom by the Alba“!
Journal. was ordered today. by the
Senate campaign invents: as com.,
mtttee wound: Barnett 1n. head orim“ ‘" “9' m
the company. was (armour Mtedl
to produce the nit-alone- It. torlafly conference Iith Chairman Hus-
the MMW‘ he contenddMibot of the: Republican National Commit-
the venture woo a pa“. mullet? tamed to the book but said be
common” tron-action Mammoth-IN!“ Hr. You"! ’1“ hiked Wilh'
er mower for investigatio- by the?" "in
committee. i “due the committees ruling was
Mr Barnes agreed to teletl‘lp'h his annulled. Sumter liecd questioned
omce oi the data. required and mtdgur. norm He read from the com-
he hoped it could be furnished to the: mittm record mode at Chicago. the
committee by Balm-do). flung-no or the reported subscrip-
The agreement to inwotigoto lube tion "I. which said the signers "ap-
oeti’tlon “13- for the hook m broom the necessity of restoring
of Wm. 13:: scrim: ’ma marr-
(N Y alwlkiflhr for ‘ ”cpl" rial
the RmnbiionnParty to power." and
clan-ed the book itoe-lt no
Republican unmade."
the hearing. "militant
once which preceded
John‘ I).
tel smut of semantic; u rrcctvui 1'6!“ t? v comet?
and use be but! new-r set-In thc that went 0'1 the boob written by Chet h
in 19.0";0bm. non-u. by. a Mr ham 2. paritomuoed.
editions" who
rccciu-dtfrom {m to 5‘ per r: nt otlt‘olfifs 0f the book had been printed
the “out collected as his commis-Ieo far
In
Mr. Benn denied that he had hod'nnt "‘1' m all ‘1‘“ “‘1“ be M-
lduced. but the “m «mums.
M O. “m
m m one too ”HMO;
‘ Dirac the emulator-whore m
Road. Mr throes .m I“
be 5010 or Gin some. in the em” ,
.uon lieu. which he and co “
fur. He nloo prn‘mtmu (u test-sample l
.. on
of a lower of union.» do Not 0x32”;
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on R
m, M . 3 not: t“
Hmkln trimmcd the
“wk and“ 11”" Am”
co“ the lrlck on Fatwa.
The Arrow- ploy
man no.3: and notch it we. alleged.
’i‘hc wttm-so- said that only 1. 600
Senator Reed decinred that
”ought to be clearly understood '
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momma be printed. he cold in Hoxoy‘vq‘p Riemann” 0‘ 0 II
pamnzu’m‘ c.) .d printing dimcultir‘m 31mm lrom Tokio to the Nirml m
norm Id Jopuwae language Home? m
i( Hiding untl Juam‘e log-As site-Mn
(‘ alil‘ornia report that. the d? “In“
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014] m. . 8.551?th
F1" -\ R 3"!” um. i
council has decided Hint ‘u.’ i" *
Rpm!!!“ 8933!. :‘,’i —. ‘Jm AdelaltlnlizZfiguft ‘fgflém dor ”119:4 Y ‘ t0
,, W on W0 t m
P ( 21px;.” 9‘1‘:e:o;:f‘:mnithe 0‘60!“ t passuo thI-J.I1nul:oe“TtII:d It“; you 0'»
mm of be 0rd :3! “Mil”! l which lll(l‘t still *1» n ”ht-"3;“ i'
Why G“, arch the I‘ll-tum Non ml-cr Tito ontlmfl I “at“:
Btnr mam hunter of "filing? “ill bah-end on the ”II '
Place. last night. She ll Quid to be such Ie “all“! in Ingfi' 4* ‘h’:
u” per-on ever reoctved into .2334. :I inletton f l ' «Jonah
m 0mm the U 0 . open I. "not,
I rights. it «In said.
See me fines
hats now ready;
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In tune with the glorious Autumn days, hats of color
andmvelty and rich beauty.
Notable, a group of finer hats just made ready. Not».
able m novelty and In variety, in richness and in mt
air, in value.
Here is a hat of navy Lyons velvet which may be
worn exactlras one wishes: It turns from the face in
may become the front and the front become the back—-
- m.
Largetsoft hat of beautiful plush is a symphony in
black. At front ’tis narrow and ofl‘ the face, at sides it
gracefully rumI Ito wide brim with fetching curves—end.
’tistn'mmed with rich black fancy‘feather— $25;
Small but of fine velvet has a. high rollingjront which
will addtinohomin' apparent height to the figure of petite
wom Trimming is a rich combination feather in.
leather shade:— , . m ,
But this—isnot fair‘there are. a number of hats
equally worth individual descriptionv—and no room to hell
«aboutthem. Willyou—make it apleaSureable duty toif‘
[come and see them and to see how finely they fit. your ‘
ideaswond harmonize with Autumn attire?—
9151» on:
Snood. floor.
I Novel; knitted: ‘
M Whittedcmefly as are sweaters.
“Wmmclinginglmoddgwondrmoomm
[amine—and with brighkmveltb 7‘
Bye thoughtless of knittedmtdgtboir «north
Congoieum: at
45c hrsoead of; 85c.
Genuine Gongoleum, that excellent solitary 1%
ing. -
In short lengths 01113 -—those lengths containing Mr.
5 to 30 ”square yards.
Matting tile hardwood and flowered patterns.
Fitted for service in kitchen bathroom pmtry (3,,
ball. ‘
)
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Thirty square yards isranrpie to cover most: room
many rooms will require farless.
Measure your rooms before coming to choose.
Ready Friday morning; 4“
instead of 853 a quote yard-—
Second floor.
Machine's: ready
for early boys.
Maybe they don’t want to wear ’em yet—but it."
great fun to pick early and to have mackinaw ready for
instant service.
If boy is going aWay to school, he s pretty glad u.
have mckinaw go too.
9” to M. ,,
a.
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Ready—new mackmmvs of splendld heavy pure-
wool phids.
Dmblc-breastcd style-with plain back and all-arounl
belt, good convertible collar. patch pockets with flaps.
Sizes 8 to 17-4- $3.50.
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Front _ hooement.
Her & col’d’bot'tiies
that Wonit. break!
For—merino eepecieilynew—whenhot cofleofi’
schemiilywoloomodl
Vsruum bottles which really will not break ~‘I
will keep coifee hot for 7 hours.
Just as welcome to folks-who c .
they keep soups bet just as easily 3.8141” (10*. .
Why won’t they break. Because" ethyl: ”it
built—undue sure is maker that they school?" m
break that each one is guaranteed agi'mot m
IT'IIO SlZES— m
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Cutest rumors
fOr children.
For little folks who creel) and for little foil:- M
teddh—ewhite 1mm and creepers!
- They are dinnty and rep, and poplin and linens.
are splendid white—4nd finished with decoration in H-
or pink or nose or yellow.
.‘,
flateolhr undo-unsuited“.
Brhgreoi comtort to chfldmmave Mother o W
Dainty smacking, fine embroidery, sometimes little
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