living -and maul” with-
out sell ‘of their memben. too
many geniuses who have come to
greatness in the face of adversity.
and too nor legitimate avenues of
aid for" ‘needy, for family-selling
grafters to be tolerated.
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King Eieko of Nigeria,'sovereign of
‘ - 17,000,000 people, wants a raise of
11808 7:10, W694 I salary. He says he can’t live on
' _tide 6:39 a. m., 6:50 p. in, $1,500 a. year. Economic outlook’s
,. e» w —--—-——-— ~. ._ _ pretty dark in Africa.
MP of The Associated PrOs -——-—-—-.——-“'~"
The Associated Press is exclusively Maybe if sugar keeps on going
». . -- to the use for publication of down, after a while people of ordi-
'news dispatches credited to it or nary incomes can afford to buy candy
otherwise in this paper and also’and ice—cream sodas again. \\
hnews published herein.
m a:i§.‘..§i..§’.§.‘2ii”§§2°“af.’o "1:: NORWALK HAS
' , USUAL NUMBER OF-
“ HIGH COURT CASES
(Continued from Page One.)
‘ . nasomc NOTICES
gone Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
’ lost. in Masonic building. South
.n street, 1st and 3rd Tuesday of ' .
such month: July and August except-
“. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons-October 1st. 1')”. There are no chil-
mally Ind fraternally invited. dren. ‘
ASA T. LOWNDES, W. M. ‘ Josephine Hayes 0“ llowayton.
nosenr M. WiLcox Secy. lthrounli llunlmr & Quinlan. has start-
’ ' '«cd divorce proceedings against ' her
“In Chapter, No. 38, R. A. ‘
M
h M . M. host-and 'l‘hotnas Hayes. on the
' _. . g. the .ggs'gLflgtp’:°rTs°ug' Mair; grounds of desertion. the alleged (it‘-
;~ month. at 3 o'clock, Jutl;'a:%.A:.'Nr”ml taking place some fifteen
.xce t 4 _ )i-urs ag’o.
”y .ndp grates-ELIE [An'vxeaio'u cor‘ Mar) Korni. formerly Mary Szucs.
D. B. BEACH, H, p_'lias started divorce against Geza. or
, . xeorge Korni of Cleveland, Ohio.
chargin deseriion since April. 1917 in
ONE MAN‘S TELEGRAM. it‘levelaiigd. intolerable cruelty from
. 'A‘S'OI‘." is told in a. current maga.:.lnntiary tel. 1912. two months after
t of a. measure which had comeltht- couple's marriage. and adultery in
‘ i) for final reading and passage ln‘t‘lt-veland hrtwm-ii January 1st. 1918
3 state li’fiirlaiur‘n. The bill dealt‘und the «lillt' or the writ with various
run the care of children and was parties unknown to the plaintiff. The
tie that would lay the foundation Couple \u-re married Helober ‘22. 19”..
.‘hl' glVlnS 9"81‘)’ Child nOt ’charlty |in (‘lvn-lantl. Keogh and .Candet- i-ep-’
bu: "- "ll““CP-" ’il‘OSt‘lll Mis. Koriii.
4 commission of fifteen people": Kemrli .5;- t‘andt-l- also represent
ms the Writer, "appointed by ‘h'ejJamt-s liery in an action against 'I‘rls-
state. had studied the question fullvitram .\‘- H_\uli. in which Kory claims
1* t“'0 years, and the bill embodiea damages of $1,000 as the team“ of an
a result 01' its “liberations, Nearly ill't‘illt'llt on “'est avenue in front of
Very asseniblynian and senator was the South Norwalk Methodist church
”ed to its passage," on August 27th last. Kory was rid-
‘ And when the clerk asked for un.'ing a motorcycle- and claims that he,
(Continued from Page
1'”
Long." of Stamford. Mr. Stoddard
Hoffman was his brother's best man I
and Mr. William M. V. Hoffman. Jr., I
another brother. was an usher. in l -
i Among those present at the cere-
mony were Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman.
Mrs. Albert Gould Jennings. Mrs.
Frederick J. Parsons. Mrs; Charles F.
iHoffman. Miss Marion Hoffman. Mr.
William MacNeill‘ Rodewaid. Capt.
and Mrs. Allan D. Perrina. Mr. W.
MacNeil Rodewald. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Van Vechten Olcott. Mr. F. Burrall
Hoffman, Mr. Samuel V. Hoffman
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart
Smith. After the ceremony there was
a small reception at the home of the
hridegroom's parents. 35 West Fifty-
fifth street. '
Mr. Hoffman was graduated from
Harvard in 1913 and afterward went
to Oxford l'niversity. where he was
graduated in a special course of phil—
osophy. At the outbreak of the world
war he served in France with the
Hurles l'nit of the Ambulance Corps
and was awarded the Medaille Mili-
taire. After the United States entered
the'anr he became a Lieutenant in
the Royal Flying Corps .remaining in
that capacity until the close. Mr.
Hoffman is the vice-president of the
Hoffman Corporatioti ofwhich his
father is president. He is a grandson
of the late Rev. Dr. Charles Frederick
Hoffman and also of the late Rev. Dial
Charles Augustus Stoddard. president
of l‘nion Theological Seminary.
A slight accident beneath the
Washington street bridge .between an
auto driven by Mrs. Hull of East ave-
nue. and a car driven by Joseph Tra-
_vina, resulted in the mudguards of
both cars being bent, yesterday af-
ternoon. The damage was settled
between Mrs. Hull and Travina.
os—
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
Take Salts to flush Kidneys and
neutralize irritating
allmous consent far the final vote 'was "squeezed" llQ‘lh'Pr'l lliv Ford de-
mo Senator Sflid "l object " Thi'S'livery ll’lk'k of ”iv lll'id'nillllll and u.
‘mnted aCiion on the'bill and laiditroiley car. so that his machine was
if over for another session, damaged and he Silsleliiird a fractal: .
4 When the senator was asked why‘arm and St'\i‘l't' injuries to the lieu-i
“he did it—Why hCinvoked this tech-lThe defendant is insured through the
nicelity at'this last hour. Why Ocean Accident and Guarantee com—
hiln't come out with it before— ‘pany.
_ I ha in do‘it," he answered feebly George Bailey of New Canaan.
‘ “i received a telegram_ ' issuing
lthrough Tammany .& Connery.
.Sophie llailey also of New Canaan. for
divorce on th grounds of intolerable
cruelty since January lat. 1913. The
couple Wt'l‘t- married March 2nd. lain.
thg- delentii-nt maiden Ilulllt' lM'Hli,
Sophie lteichwcin.
Hillluiii t. .mre of this vii)
brought suit against Jeremiah Holmes
instructed that state senator as tolo' Bridgeport. for d“"m5"5 ”' ”“""""'
‘ nthe result of injuries sustained by
“their stand on tha ' .
are he would at letagglfllin'tgp rgiflnfles xAloorv. who has retained 'i‘auiiniuiy A:
1““. . ‘ m t‘oniu-ry. when he was Hll'llt‘lt by an
Government by pnmvmd is better automobile on the Wilson i‘oint road.
153" gm‘Drnmenl 1)., iznorzint-e ' The auto which was driven by Am-
' brose Crockett. was the pl‘tlpl'l‘l) or
the defendent. The act-Mum took
. Som b d
: told me to do it. I never rest?! (:11:
;- bfl'llhe lpdoint know what is in it." i
. an citizen is th ,
this country. it is up to thin 11:11:20ng
«what is going on. if he wants his‘
congressman or senator to act ‘a
_..cenain way it is up to him to send
T‘vm word. if enough citizens had
.H. ._
has
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,,
FKMILY SELLING GRAFTERS
.- W'llen some intelligent Parent offers III-"and the plaintiff, it is alleged was
.a child for” sale on the chu that he laid up for a number of weeks. with
can not provide for it. it is bad injuries to the face. head, mouth, and
enough, but the limit in this kind of body. which resulted in his helm: out
',. "m‘XlO‘t‘S grafting was reached thelof employment for some mm. Hr
«her day when a Rookland, .‘lasS. 'lwas earning 830.24 a week at the time
Man Offered her husband for sulpivof the accident and he has had anu
‘ .‘Mnse he does not provide satisfapo. still is'paying‘. and it is claimed. will
‘ ’7 far the family, for some time to come. have to con-
1116 ”Hi"; is qaid to hp-autlvmia to pay enormous doctor and
I . woman places her husband on dentist bills. for injuries received.
4 market with his consent not he-
he fails as a husban-l but as COMPANY I
ELECTS OFFECERS
mder. She says expressly in
advertisement that he is good ,
"3, healthy and amiable, butL can?
.miike money enough to enable‘ (Continued from Page One.)
“children to be educated as they .
4d, especially the plugs, girl Thomas McMahon.
ascetalent for music should be Couxt“ Martial' Committee: Lieu-
ped. tenant Thomas McMahon, Sci-gt. Wit
he}, will probably be a. dearth of liam l’iatt, Corporal Albert 1-). Heine
a and of course the law would and Privates Gail and Wilinot.
in before the thing went very The indoor baseball team will
* Bait how much more than law on the floor next week. Final plans
mofley aor muSic gucn a family were made for the first dance of the
5 training in things that money season tomorrow night at the armory
not buy!. The man who is sumgwhen Murray’s Singing Orchestra will
.. y able-bodied and attractive to make "19‘" almeam‘Wt“
salable can earn a living for his Another about will be'held on. South
and any family worth earning Wilton Range on Sunday mdriiing the
. gfor will accommodate sideas truck leaving the Irmory at 9 o'clock.
Expenditures to the lac e be il‘hehmembers should bring their own
- , . ‘ unc . ,
a
go;
acids.
Kidney and liladder Weakness rc-
h imm uric acid. says a noted au-
thority. The kidneys filter this acid
lUnl the blood and pass it on to the
bladder, where it often remains to
irritate and inflame. causing a burn
lug, scalding sensation. or setting up
an irritation ulthe neck of the blad-
der, obliging you to seek relief two
or three times during the night. The
sufferer is ’in constant dread. the
water passes sohetimes with a scal'
lllu-‘Ht'ilsflillln and -is very profuse;
again. there is diiiiculty in uvoidin:
it.
Bladder weakno.~s. moat folks «all
it. because they can‘t control lll‘lna
tion. \Vhlle it in extremely an!!!M
in: and sometimes Very painful ll!l~'
is really one of the moat simple. ail
meals to OVPlt'fllllt'. Get four Ounl‘P\'
of Jim Salts from your phar-
macist and tuko a tablespoonlui
in a glass of water before. breakfast.
place on May 13. this year. at 6:30 D-lconll‘nuv this for two or three clays
This will neutralize the acids in the
urine so it -no longer is ii mun-v o‘
llllii~l1ll lo the bladder and urinan
organs whit-h then act normally
attain. ~
i .lad Salts is inexpensive. harmless.
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice. t-nmbiivd with lithisz
and is used in "in-i»- “lie: of folks
who are. subject to urii‘rrv disorder
,muised by uric acid irrilition. Jud
{Salts is spittndid ‘for kidneys and
('allSt‘s no bad efforts whatever.
Here you have a pleasant efferves-
cent litliizi-waier drink. which quickly
relieves bladder trouble. .
Stiltaon. Powell Corporation
Out This Out—It It Worth Money.
Cut out this slip ,enclose with 5.
and mail it to Foley d: 00.. 2835 She!
field Ave. Chicago. “1.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar com
pound. for coughs. colds and crouo‘
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in aid.“
and back: rheumatism. backache kid
ney and bladder ailments: and Fol»
Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation. biliousness. headaches
and sluggish bowels.
f '4 . '447 MAIN ST., STAMFORD,
*1 d
of new iuiilinery Fashion
room, are nowon display. .
3w.
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The French _ 'Milline'r‘y. Shop
__ Stanford’s Largest namely Establishment '
. '. tr»
5 Ih‘e advent of autumn is-exemplified in our wonderful display
ats of “ Exguisite and Rare Bcauty “
Demonstrating" 'the‘ Parisian influence, made in our‘ own work—
' Hats; From $500t0
’cpNN.
I
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$15.00- '
0:10)] :
given. in marriage by Dr. William 3.] :
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mr. and;
*.
1 ' 1
' * A CEDAR CHEST KEEPS YOUR CLOTHES
' IN GOOD CONDITION—“435.00
Everywomanmntsaoedaroh
thinnewayandkeepclothesin
were showing here iyunumllly attractive. It is
throaghontofgennine Tenneuoarsdoedarmdmittedtohethe’
benforcedarchuts. w £3,me abated
matchedandtheohestis ypoWThedeepx-edof
cheatoontiutingwiththeoopperhandsmalnuitanobjeotof
beauty: . “GEM
Angevine Furniture Co.
Special Showing of Boys’ and Girls’
COATS
. AT POPULAR PRICES
. JACOBY’S
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HershficidMotor
TR A ssh lit'id'l‘lON C0.
Daily 8.8“".:" Bunsen New York and Nam—m
Lo: xiv, DISTANCE T300111“!
to law- .mu mice for all kinds of W‘
totem mddod no: for furniture work
I Mam olive 26 Concord Street, South Korwuk. MA”.
New York iiifice. 201 West 201h.. Phone Chelsea”
F
' I'uv'it- t
l . Regular price $18.00
i A good hard-wearing quality that Thick heavy brush 'ha: u . i
will give years of service; at- the hardth kind of no;-
1 . treat}? patterns. iglamour: cg); 18x30 value 3:)...»
‘5» ore. wo yards v e. vs. no . 3 . .
pecial Price 2.29
Special Price $2.25 yard $
is 7““- ' ‘ Texoleum Ru
9x12 Bmuela an“ g3
. . ’
m G h b Pro .
, £179 6 e" e S Brazen
its Here If .l Hounewnre.
ALUMINUM KITCHEN UTENSILS
Combine beauty and utility nndmnke down.
and baking a real pleasure to every
er. . ‘ .
These are a few of the many items l naluml.
num: Tea Kettles Penal-tore, Tu and Go:
fee Pots. Tea Ball '1’» Pete. Bread Pena, Layer
and Loaf cake Pans. Pie Plates. ‘ Rio. Dollars
Long Handled Sauceplne. Wad Cookie.
Pots, Preserving Kettlesit Steamers. Frying
Pans, Griddler, Double More, ,
I qh
25 Washington Street 4 South Norwa
' Store Closes napalm”. '
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LShoes for Men a.
Dress Shoes of Rich Mahogany Calf on a “
' Medium English Last.
Bluebu-paflmmdtoeahoeodaoftbleckkidm
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“lbw heels. . a . . .F . .5
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5‘ . p .' $10.00
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Substantial Savings on Floor Coverings
Congoleuin Rugs
The most popular and beat rug of the kind on the mar.
ket—We have 160 sample rag! iraixes as follows:
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' Regular price $10.50
" Size 71/2x 9 . . . . . . . . ..... ‘.. Now £9.95
. . 4 Regular price $12.00
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,_ Regular price $14.76
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Size Iixll‘xz loci. \u‘a: :wul
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clean neat patterns
Special Price $1.98 3!
Erin quality. from one of the
best mills in America; Oriental.
..floni and neat allover designs.
Value $50.00. ,
. Special rm $37.59
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Large assortment of beautiful made or spam“! compliant.”
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fill
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