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a preventive of all ills, nor a Cure for
every disease. Vic do claim that a
good warm air furnace, properly in-
stalled, will keep the house warm,
' and filled with pure healthful air.
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visits will be fewer and less' ex-
pensive, for oxygen makes red
blood. and red blood resists disease.
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the STAMFORD, you wil be on
the safe side.
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Union Suits
We at m design
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inunderireer. 'We lay stress
on these two points. fine
cotton and wldmixtures in
any weight ‘you prefer. Su-
‘5200 To $5.00 _
Rogers and Stevens
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Norwalk So. Norwalk
Joseph Davis
85 wasm GTON sr.
so. NORWALK
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TOPCOAT
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South'Daltota is the midst of a warm senatorial and gubernatorial 3
Governor W. H._\chasber (left, above), Republican?
. Cherry (center), Democrat, and George W. Egan (right, '
above). independent. are contesting in the senatorial race. The op-
posing candidates for governor are: W'illiam J. Bulow (left, be-
low), Democrat, and Lieut. Gov. Carl Gunderson
(right, below). ’
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Merode Underwear
All the wanted weights
and shapes for fall are
now here for women and
LEHIGH VALLEY & OLD - n
COMPANY’S LEHIGH . “”1”“ FOR DIVORCE
Fire Wood, Block or split. The N. E. RYAN CO. . W.
Cannel Coal for Fireplaces. 86 WW 8t. Summer Resndent Says
SAifi'atch GrafinF&, 2g gash. \‘Vife Was Cold to 13$
Kmds 0 ' ' . — . —- ———._ ..
Masons’ Buildind “$2112. . ,. -omnss ;_ wastes. a gagsvtgggoczé’s S e
Co.
Phone 652
Phone 53
in: a Spoon“:
8 FRANCES]: .
Phase. Bis-L! melkh
‘ ' The Ferris -D’evine
149 Washington Street - - -
efirst St. and Seavlew Ave. - - . -
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NORWALK. or.
sea and in’the air.
sown BEACH -
BRIDE sun
NEW YORK. Oct. 11.-For three.
months last summer. on land and
Eli Baxter
Springs 2d. a cotton broker of No.
2“ West 54 Street. and (or a.‘ time
a. resident of Sound Beach. says he
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Boys, Two
All wool quality in light
mixtures”
lined throughout.
Charming . Fall Coats
Of fine quality Velour, Bolivia and
Cut Polaires. Johnny collars of
Mouflon, Siberian Wolf, Mandell,
Viatka and Muskrat. Satin de
Chine and Venetian
lining. Tan, deans I 9 5.9
brown or
. " :5 graYs
. § ; black. . .. .,... . . . ., Of wool mixture in heather colors.
. :f i“ = Panty Children’s Fla”; made-throughout. Sto 15.
Dresses nelette Bloomers
or .baavy quality 0, ma heavy quality New shipments just received in
Jersey. colors, tan.
deer and blue. Sizes
—Itrlped effect. Size-
dull-1.
lovely fall patterns. Slightly im
Pants Suits
and dark coloreds 50
Smart Norfolk styles. Fully 7=
Also, other good looking two pants. suite at
$4.69 - $5.95 - $9.50
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Boys’ M ckinaws
Well 55:9.
W altona Rug
rich. colorings and
erfcct.
. ' ‘° 5 3x4 ft. 0 In. M n. 7 “' ‘ ""' "‘° “'
,/ 95 , . x 9 n, 6 in. 92:18 ft.
at $4: 390 31;; 3:95 $750 $1 175 5* 75
. S. - .— _ ‘4 .8 L33 1 =__
and flesh-Use elevator. - _
I some: —U
. a eleater.
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31; Silk and Dress , (mods Values
54 INCH WOOLEN TWEEDS—Good heavy quality
—wool in nice mixtures for children’s 1
wearand knickers yard
.54 INCH WOOL FRENCH SERGE—in ndvy blue,
black, and brown. Fine twill quality—
sponged and shrunk ............_.. yard $1.95
54 INCH ALL WOOL PENCIL STRIPED TWJLL—
Season's popular material for one-piece dresses.
Navy blue with fine white pencil stripe. "
$1.95
153 was meanings ' '15:;le " bright
' ‘ Splendid Shoe
' ‘ Values
Intanta’ and Children‘s Down
and Black Kid and Plant
Leather Lace Shoes. 3 00
Sizes 3 to 8. ..........
Missal and Children'- can Cal:
myommsnmmam
an lowbeolawitbrub-s 9
:01- lifts. Sizes 6 1-3 a)
Women's NJ tall Rafi-ca
Pumps with vary
and Cuban bull.
“ W
Shel 8 1-3 to 8. ".0... 3295
Boys' Tan Cal: Laos Shoo. —
An .aond leaner soles.
nimble (hoes. Rubber
may
1110-. Blue 0 to 5 192.3295
Ww'smdhmtuceom
mahoaendouordaotufi
'bllckkidleathcrwttbficible
turnsolev—broadtoeas 95
~rubmnfti—low
l‘ivaelssheallgzmds.
omen’alrownan Blnekma
ands-mun Oxfords—emit”:
andOubeubeelswtth s 50
rubber-11mm“ 3
Smut—Use elevator.
and finish
ALL WOOL STRIPED FLA Beautiful col-
Main floor—Right Mr _
O . O . ., -
Real Bargains m' Yard Goods
SOlNCHSERPENTINE CREPE—dung .2
variety of plain and fancy celery—Beg. cyd. 7c
assortment of prints-36 inz’wlde in nice 661mm and
pretty patterns) -Coat, ‘ ,of mktena‘ l and making $1
SILK TUSSAH PONGEE—Natural' colo'r only—high
lustrous quality for dresses, draperies, blouses,
etc .............. -. yard 48C
scarlet red—strictly all wool. Good weight.
.........._.. yard $2.48
cred stripes-31! new‘fall . and;
colors—56 inches wide yard $2.95 ; ’33695
KANT
garment will be refunded if itfades. . . ._,. yard
Bwsod’s Split
' Sole. Hose
’ Drawers
$175. $229 s300'
FADE SILK AND-COTTON 'PRINTS—-A biz ..
LINEN EINISH SUITINGS IN NEW '- llLAIDS—SB
Winches wide—fine colored mmhimfiom'htpon.
ular plaid efi'ect. ,Fast co . .3 . .1'; ‘.- yard 39C L
>' . Main'flqq , ,
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mama.
Men’s Under-Wear
Men’s Ribbed‘Shirts and
$1,39‘ ‘ Dawers ._,.. _.. $1 .00
Part Woe} Shirts and
Monte Ribbed Union Suits
$159 $189 5200
Part WoolUnion Suits
$189- szss 3425
Men’s Bathrobes of Law-
rencs and Beacon Cloth
$295 $395 3495 ea-
Men’s Muslin Night'shirts
$100 and $150
Ken’s Two Piece Pajamas
58150 and $175 ,
Main “OM at» and;
Children’sFine Cot-
ton del'ad Hose . l
with slitht import”. 19
We. Ski or arde-
yaipmoos-atam sash.
I-aloooe m
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rmaae affectionate advances to his
lerido in the hope of inducing her
to be mom than a “wife in
0111?." but without success.
Despite all his eiforts, he alleges
in papers filed in Supreme Calm. in
no annulment action she remained
a. "nimble bride."
Supreme Court Justice
has awarded to 'Mrs.
$100 a week alimony and $1,500
counsel tees pending trial of her
husband‘s suit. At the same am. be
restrained her from pressing for a
separation until utter her husband's
action has been disposed of. ‘
Before her marriage to Springs.
May 17 last, Mrs. Springs was Miss
Hortense Cucva When shin-1nd her
husband separateduAuxust 24. Mrs.
Springs r( turned to’the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norbcty D.
Cueva, No. 495 West End Avenue.
She is a. graduate of Miss Mason's
School in Terry-town, N. 12, and is
twenty-two, her affidavit denying
her husband‘s charges of coldness
indicates.
Mr. Springs asserts he and his
,wit’o sailed for Liverpool the day
Ythey were married. His first repulse
at the handmot his wife. he alleges
occured their second day at seas.
In‘ Liverpool. London. Paris. Switz-
erland and Monte Carlo he received
further rebuffs, he complains.
They returned to New York July
: 8. and Springs took a summer place
gtor his wife. her mother and thir-
teen-year old brother at. Sound
Beach, Conn. Later, when she tired
of that, he says, he took her to
Swing Lake. N. J.
August. 23. Mr. Springs alleges his
wife proposed that they return to
New York and rent an apartment
where she could have a separate
bedroom and a. woman attendant.
He told her. he says. that they
would have to separate 1! I110 per-
sisted in her attitude of alooznesa.
and appealed to her uncle. Dr.
George E. Doty, and her mother to
lute-cede for him. The next day. he
O'Malley
Springs
. says, his wife returned to her par-
'* cuts.
“I married the detendant because
I sinc’erely admired, respected and
deeply loved her. and “looked for—
ward to a happy min-led ll: ." Mr.
Springs says in his affidavit. “I have
tried to do all I could to melee the
defendant's lite happy. but in vol "
Mrs. Springs, in addition to deny-
in: her husband’s charges, says she
was gently reared and before her
marriage always enjoyed an atmos-
phere of culture in her home. She
accuses her husband “or becoming
intoxicated soon after they boarded
the ship tor Liverpool.
When she objected to his publicly
caressing-another woman and kiss-
in; two others within two days greet
they were married. she says he bore
a. pearl necklace from her throat
and threatened to turn her over to
trienda in London who would take
her back to her parents.
WILL REMOVE
+ wnsol’s BODY
mom rrs CR¥PT
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1!. —— The
body of former president Woodrow
Wilson is soon to be removed from
the crypt in Bethlehem chapel of
the Wuhlngton Cathedral. and
placed in a ,xnarble sarcophagus
where it‘will remain in the chapel.
temporarily at. least. ‘
The sarcophagus. which was de-
aitned by the cathedral architects
at the order or Mrs. ‘Vllson and prov
month. was said to be or simple de-
sign/with the only ornamentation
a. ehuaador'a sword earned in relic!
on the marble slab cover. There
will be besides a brie: inscription.
It is understood the body of the
turner Pro-idem. “which now lies
in a crypt under, the chapel“
will be removed in the was“
ash-en: are “beams --
name .
b_ably will be completed within a.
\WEATHER
$me New Snappy Coats
Priced Right. 3
$27.50 to $45
New Hats, $5 - $7
New Neekwear,
$1.00 - $1.50
N
‘ N ORWALK
Congoleum Week
October 6 to 12
This Week Is
Congoleum Week ‘
By purchasing your. Congoleum Art ltugs and
yard goods this week, you make a saying worth
while.
3 9 G 1d Seal Congoleum n _
Rjgula:$9.00..........‘... .......... $050
9 x 10-6 Gold Seal Congoleum $12.00
Regular $15.75. . . .
9 x 12 Gold Seal Congolcum
Reg. nationally advertised price $18.
Gold Seal Congoleum,’by the yard
Reg. nationally advertised price 85c. . . . .
wen-w...
$12.50
65c
Full Assortment of Patterns and Sizes to Choose
from.
. CARPET
CLEANING CO.
RESTORE COLORS IN RUGS
RAG BUGS AN D OAR-PETS
WASHED
“INTER
FLOORS WAXED & POLISHED
“’ORK CALLED FOR AND
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caveman
20 Camp St... Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 3301
SIGN DAW’ES AGREEMENT
__._._
LONDON.’Oet. ill—The agreement
covering the issuance of the 8200.-
000.000 loan to Germany. provided
under the Dawes reparation plan.
was slgned here today following ne-
gotiations between a German delu-
gauon and British. American and
continental bankers.
MORE PRETTY PUMPS
Just Received From Lounsbury Mathewson 8: Co.
You’ll surely want a pair of them for street and
dress wear .
Brown and Black Suede, Patent and Black Kid
, ’ $9.00 and $10.00
MILTON- ELWOOD
122 Washington St.
_ Home of Good Shoes
South Norwalk
Pieces.
. play
The Ideal Shop
104 Washington St. 50. Norwalk Conn.
. Special Announcement
On Saturday 091‘: 1 1, 1924'
. There'Will Be A Special Showing
Of Fur Coats, Wraps and Fur
Our Farrier, Mr. Joseph Apsdl,
‘ Will Personally Be In Charge.
.. “A Cordial Invitation Is'. Ex-
.- tended To All To. Come In and
‘ Inspect This Wonderful Fur Dis-
f
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