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‘ ROGERS c STEVENS
——TWO STORES——
NORWALK
SO. NORW’ALK
hultze’s Thursday Specials
Plate Corned Beef . .
Rump Corned Beef . . . . . . . . . . .. 20c-22c lb.
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef ...... 20c lb.
Dixie Bacon . . .
Puritan Hams
Smoked Shoulders . . . . .
oes-
...... 7clb.
.......24clb.
............28clb.
...........15clb.
‘Sc-hultze’s Sanitary Markets
‘ 39 and 43 Man: Street, Nos-walk
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. lorwsllr
Westport Georgetown Darisn Stamford am: But Bridgepon
WED ILLEGAllY
[5 DECISION
Court Refuses to Rec-
ognize Recent ‘Mar-l
riage — First Union
Still Holds
STAMFORD. Aug. 37.—
Archibald G. Gwathmey. New
York banker. who recently watt-nar-
ried in Stamford to Betsy C.‘ Judd.
his "platonic widoyv friend." is still
f the husband or Isabelle Gwathmey,
'hls first ~wife. according to reports
reaching this city last night of a
decision handed down by Supreme
Court Justice Burr, sitting in New
York. _
The ruling was handed down in
connection with the denial of an
application to dLsrniss the supple.
mentatcomplslnt in Mrs. Isabelle
. Gwathmey’s .uit for separation.
Justice Burr held further that
Mrs. Isabelle Gw‘sthmey is entitled
to an, injunction restraining her hus~
band “from. acting under. enforcing
i or claiming as valid. or taking any
a further step or proceeding in or in
furtherance of the Texas decree."
5 He also held that Gwathmey could
g lw restrained from making new at-
gtempts to secure divorce
State except New York.
in his decision Justice Burr wrcfe
l in part:
"The {acts admitted by the mo-
.tlon are that at the time that the
ldetendant obtained his alleged di-
in any
New York; that the defendant on
September 1‘0. 1919. abandoned the
plaintiff and new-r acquired a ma.
trimonia! domicile elsewhere; that
the plaintiff did not appear in the
,Texas div-in" action nor submit
ito the Jurisdiction of the Texas
Icollrf. nor was she served pith the
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summons and petition in the. Texas
action nir‘iin lhl‘ State of Texas.
"Therr‘urv lll" 'i‘rxas iliiorce de—
‘l Cree is eiiliVlml in no faith and no
credit by H!" courts of this State.
{and was a fraud on the courts of
iTexss and this State and a fraud
- upon the plaintiff.-
"lt appearing from the sup le-
mentnl complaint that the plat tiff
has brought an action against the
defendant for a separation on the
ground of abandonment. I am of
the opinion that the plaintiff has
”rated racis sufficient to constitute
a cause of action and to entitle her
to a giidgmcnt restraining the de-
fondant."
ln hcr complaint in the separa-
Common Ailments of Middle Age
Arr» indicated in women by ner-
vous conditions. irritability. melan~
cholia. pains and aches in the back.
dizzy spells. headaches and heat
flashes. Thesn trying conditions may
be easily overcome and such. symp-
imns rontroilnd by taking Lydia E.
Pmkham's Vegetable Compound. It
“Ill interest women to know that in
9 rcccnt PRYIVMS among Over on?
. liigixiderrfd sing, ‘tvientywne thousand
I. RESULT-GEW'H‘: A981. hundred rdpoaddwrl-trnftll't fifofil‘irt:
. litrnnAIlV.
:- Store Closes 5 P. ”l. Daily—Saturdays 6 P. M.
e _ »
- TheSmn 1=MurrayCa
2. . _ 1061 Main 5:. andmraua fauna/am; ‘"
;. ,Bridgeporrs Busy Cash Store.
25: ‘ ’ - ‘ "
Throw Rugs of Axmmster, Velvet and
O
Tapestry Brussels at Remarkable Prices
_Csrlton Axminster Mats in Oriental patterns—irregular
~ j in Size. Average size 18 x 32 inches. Regu- $1 8
, _. «.. ,‘3 lar $2.50 . .... ...Qi. . . . .. ea. ° 9
'. , 3" Manor Tapestry Brussels or Ketonah' Velvet Rugs—
:H a- . perfect goods in new fall patterns. 22 x 54 $1
3:;- ll'lCl'lCS....L......-.....o--or.t..._-_o-...e3. .95
‘..‘ Velvet Rugk—fringed on ends—conventional $2 95
. and some Oriental designs—27 x 54 inches ea. °
.2 Amritsar Rugs—27 x 54 inches, good heav
weight—floral and Oriental designs . . . . oi 53°95
Colonial Velvet Rugs—good weight, fringed borders—
neat all over patterns and a few medallions.
Cu] R 22x54inch‘es.....,,...-.-............ a34°75
ton Axnmu' ter tags—some new a ll
fall designs in all the wanted colors A 5,83,35,35,, 5:552? u t8 i
7 and colored combinations. $5 75 :31flgsggrozggvgiggnfoucoivogagSprinting-:33
_ 36 x 63 inches . . . .:.;...~,. . ea. ° {333‘ “ m“ ”m“ We" “chum 49C
. 1c- . . .......cu.. ...“... """" .‘.'.'.°.;;.'.'.;1;;;';.'.';..‘:; "'
Dont Forget Our $10 Fall Silk Dress Sale '
~ ‘ “Shoes at . , Balliriggan Demonstration: of
How-can-they-do-it Underwear 'Latly Esther
I Walton’s black satin one strap
' pimps. brown kid one strap
. We Comfort. Oxfords nude
0
Prices
Infants‘ and Children’s laced
does in brown and black kid.
Also patent leathers s
with tan kid tips. 1 9
Sim 4 to 8 . .. . pr. .
to 48.
maps. brown satin one strap
and brown calf oxfords.
for men in a weight that is
just right for present u'se.
Pull out and in ecru only.
Short sleeve shirts. Sizes 34
Ankle length drawers. 5
n to u. 1'”
50¢ each
Main floor—Bight aisle.
list. 814 to 8
.._l.loetellleo “P-
3‘” m s2.45
Viol kid leathers-—
soles and low
‘ .... s2.9
oboefi. pf,
‘ m Value
. a... s
_ tig—nexible
3;. rub _. _ z 95
g I . e,
Rug Strips
of heavy Axminstcr Car-
pet — 27
”....“ 13.... an... Stripes from i to 4 yards
long. Many pieces alike.
$2.75 y'd. .... yd.
, W
inches wide.
$1.50
O
. Preparations
Miss McCune, a representative
of. the Lady Esther Company.
wxll be with us at our store all
week demonstrating the quail-
ties of Lady Esther Products.
Mis- McCune is an expert in
this particular line. so is in a
position to give advice regarding
use of Lady Esther Pro a.
In addition, she will gladly en-
swlzr any questions that may
ar 6.
Talcutn .....u‘...e_-_g_c_~p_g_ 25°
ROD”. all ‘1‘!qu sense. 50
C
um esseeeeeeees... 7
Powder 25c
assesses-senses“ 50c
s ICUOOIOC... I... A
“l’ - . w 25c
roul- Purpose Cream
81.25.
50c 75.:
Main fleet—Near a: -»
. Dough. "do“
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,‘x-orce decree in the State of Texas
[he was a. resident of the State of
1 ‘
tion suit hire. Gwathmey
cruel treatment.
alleges
In an answering
affidavit he alleges that she was
often intoxicated and that she once
threatened to kill him. These al-
legations she denied.
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vaxnrznnmr harem nuns
NEW YORK._ Aug. 27.-——Mm.
Barbara C. Rutherford Hatch. a
daughter of Mrs. Win. K. Vanderbilt.
was married Aug. 11 to Winfield
Nichols. assistant to Dr. Pierre A.
Bernard. head ofrthe <Oult of the
Mtrlk Oom at Nyack. N. Y., it be-
came known today.
This particular cult came into the
public eye when another daughter
of Mrs. Wm. ‘ K. Vanderbilt. Hrs.
Odden L Hills. married Sir Paul
Dukes.
commas CLAIMS 8!? mun
PULSNITZ, Germany. Aug. :7.—
O‘editors of a local firm have been
advised that every Saturday night gll
bills which are due will be put into
a- revolving wheel. and the ones
which come out first must be paid.
This system will be followed until all
claims are liquidated.
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\Reed
There is a decide
chairs and rockers
bronze coloring wh
Regular price $21
Coggswell
popular chair.
back which everyon
price $60.
Solid mahogany is
tables and it has the
and front drawers.
0 It is a rare chance
this type for this low
of the sale. ,9 r
mm
volcanism ~
Days of the Aug
5 with Bronze Finish
chintz of English design.
are fully upholstered and you will find them
ideal extra chairs for winter and summer.
‘45
. 'An unusually low price for this very
No chair is more
graceful or comfortable for reading
: near a lamp. Covered with fine taupe
mohair they have 'seperate reversible
cushions and that wonderfully shaped
Mahogany Martha Washington
Sewing Table '
‘16.7 5
quisite reproduction of the old Colonial . ,
‘ Fur Coats You
to Get at August Sale Prices
. By being foresighted you can secure in August a much hand-
somer fur coat for the same price that you will pay for an' ordi- '
nary coat after September first. This is the last week of low prices.
Save many dollars by making your selection immediately. The col-
lection of costs is large and more varied than it was the'first week
Smart Raccoon ~ Coats,
for Young Women
All smartly dressed young women boast a
raccoon cost in'their wardrobes.. For col-
lege, campus in winter, automobile. rides and .
football games, a raccoon coat lsjndis;
Only dark full skins are used in -.-se
handsome coats: ,‘Straight-llne flapper mod-
STAMFORD. Aug. 37..—
In a. finding issued yesterday morn
ing by Coroner John J. Plat-tan on
the death' of Guerrino Right. who
was fatally injured on Saturday aft-
crnoon'whcn a motorcycle which he
was driving crashed into a stone-
wall on Hope Street. it is stated that
Right had met death through his in-
ability to "keep his head" when he
was forced to turn to one side of the
road in an effort to- avoid striking a
iburing car driven by 'Meyer'hla, a
newsdealer. of this city.
No criminal responsibility for the
accident could be placed upon any-
one but Right. stated the Coroner.
as hewas unable to keep control of
the machine after he had 'pnsscd
Zola's car. He probably lost all of
his nerve after he had passed the
car and was unable to regain the
road.
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Tennis on Stage, . l \
.Vartety Feature 7" @
LoxpoN. l... are-rite .latcat
Wool-sportinF-pglnndja watching Jaseph Davis
professional lawn tennis experts play ,_ . II “. 0n ‘
on a" theater stage. “ For-the first , “sham.“
time in the history of thetgamaplaz;
ers recently appeared on e s ge . v
a. variety house in London as a regu- ‘- HE who IOORSDD has N EW FALL HA
lar part oLthe weekly bill and gave ,wmthn‘ds of the game_ > m
the audience an exhibition of the You can be an OH-lOOk— NOW Y1 .
t t. , - , READ
1:91-12; play was under association er of every day 3 Op. “ -
rulesawith a full sized court. A wire mt!” among the 1 OL’NGS"
.nettlng was hung up in front of the Sentinel’s Classified Q”
stage to prevent wandering balls ,_‘ 90.00
from annoying the audience or caus- Ads, -, l
lng discord in the orchestra. l .
The play in this initial game was them toda ' . “STETSON,
between the well~known profession- M y. f 87 00
als. A. .E. Beamlsh, Charles “five: l ,
Charles Hierons and Charles ee . 337’ ‘ -5. l SNaPPY .
The audience took a keen interest in s.» mat to the i cosgllliig . ,
the games and in the demonstra- , . V,
of strokes and services given by the last Page daily.Y l
player-actors before and after the , .
games. h _
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Chairs
$16 ‘ _ .
d style note about'these‘
in their lovely dull
ich sets off a beautiful
Back and cushions
Chairs
e likes. Regular
used in this ex-
big side pockets
to get a table of ' ;.
price. 73’- ‘ ‘3‘“
Fourth floor
hie.
els and wide bordered
priced till the "slid of the week.
summer.
Will
[s‘rablrlfi‘fiéafl 1657
UnuSual Bargains M ark the Last Few
ust Furniture Sale
We wish to remind you that there are
only four more days in which to. purchase
1/ beautiful furniture at reduced prices.
Planning always means money-saving
If you plan your winter home now you will
find you can save ever so much money by
buying furniture of all descriptions at once.
Enamel Reed Set
\ A large divan with two big comfortable
' chairs has the loveliest ivory and blue finish. .
It is the kind of a set that people are using
more and more for winter rooms as well as
Charmingly blended cretonne in
buff and colors is used to cover full Spring
cushions and backs.
Five-Piece Reed Set
in Dark Grey
A set with a sufficient number of pieces
’W ant
Regular price $134
115
lines of Cleopatra.
Queen of Egypt.” by
Weigall. Mr. Welgsll
has drawn a wonder-
ful picture of a
a
‘ There
lege.
you get home!
styles.
makes.
surface.
jay.
handy yellow
ing cakes.
Interest“ graham
Books
a... "......
“The life and
. New
all sizes in several of the
and padded and are all reach:
immediate use. You will find tz‘ert‘.
ever so helpful, easily handle;—
may be folded and put away :2: s
Mixing Bowl Sets
have Various Uses
One can’t be without mega
earthenware bars
that come in graduated sizes from 4
to 9 inches in diameter.
biscuits, beating eggs
and just loads of other
quite indispensabfe.
’ Order Woven .
Names—Now!
Act Promptly!
is no time to be lost i; .
wish to have them ready at you:
time of departure for school or cei-
Woven Names in all styles
and colors to sew on your game»:
before leaving for college.
a most necessary task as othcr\.;.—e
many of your garments migh: he
lost or mislaid in the laundry.
3 Dozen names $1.50
6 Dozen names 52
12 Dozen names $3
Send your order in now as i:
quires between two and
weeks to have them finished.
Fer That Labor Day
Picnic
Won't you just love to start or? in
the car with the realization that
there will be no cups and saucers.
plates or Silverware to wash user.
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It spoils
fun of a picnic if one has to look:
forward to such a
dishes and towels
trouble and make the picni: (:9 cf
task. Paper
save all I"?
to adequately furnish a. room. Even the - .
...- . lamp on the table has a large graceful; fig‘gfirle’fiaflgm merit. 10 cm pkg.
- shade. The table has an under shelf and the Paper-cups 5 cu. pkg,
chairs and davenport are deep and com- Paper Spoons 25 ctg.pkg.
fortable—fully cushioned- and covered with Paper Straws 15 ct. pkg.
grey and blue chints. Regular price $127 paper Towels 10 8: 40 cu. pkg.
' $110 . 'f \Vax Paper 5 to 50 cts. pkg.
Vacuum Bottles—Lunch Kits-—
Food J at;
in complete range of
Also Ice Cream Freezers.
$1265 81:;
but
Bryn-3::
To Make Ironing
Easier
Fine, smooth ironing tables wiz'n
strong frames and large .
They are nicely co-ceresi
11-05113
s...
$3.50
Basemen
For mi}:-
utilities.
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Banner;
Marguerite Playing
' Cards
Attractively Boxed
and most unusual are these
imitation leather boxes contaiiizng
two packs of playing cards in ex-
quisite Autumn floral designs wzrh
Woman beautiful and gilt edges. Dainty size for bridge
\ clever. cruel and whist and encased in box of mahog-
ambitious. You will any, blue or an indefinite taup‘?
,find It fascmatma shade: An ideal bridge wth
-.{ea‘ding and- excel- prize, $1.75
out history.- “ ... 31‘ ‘ m fiocr.
~.- am...“ Ant... . Ribbons! Ribbons!
is“. s 3:9” , .... > . -
ne .0 e re ews - - - - .
BtYles. Specially describes this. as. a flamm.&m 15?”, 73.511312:
‘ g 3.14.450 , was! 5mm“; and orchid. According to width.
. _ - 1 . ., 6and8 eta. y
AMuslrrat-«Coats .. iggh—‘g mm man. 3352... in assorte
colors with tiny floral patterns.
Are.
Very
the -,Choice of .Many-
mandated are the new muskrat
coats in their dark natural brown coloring.
The tracks of.the.animais climate usedjn' '
fine costs “and worked in dlsmond and -
Itiiuu
onsleflects."The'-resultaarelovl{. W e
in are -
fulloollarsendin
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metric *a‘l’ergrcollection of masks-at coats.
For this week the, prices are low. ~ '
388
~take
.3 8189.50 this Fall.
Dennison
Distinctive 1y
carved initials in ell
want one of these to
back to college
3! ch. ea.
Seals eds».
so nice for sashes.
Whitidlvandudress trimmings.
flocks of the rainbow.
ml
Wrist WM film just the
1'1th 1m. fancy ones in a large
' enlistment 0f styles and colors.
Nb. 3 size
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