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BELLE 0F THIRD
, AVENUE DRANK
NEW YORK. Scpt 25.~——!ilrs. lilnry
Cnscy 'l‘hornu. once known as the
"Hello. of Third Atomic," and widow
of Joel Wolfe Tliol‘llt‘, who was kill-
cd ncnr Dnnbnry. ("onn., in un auto
ncctdont nbout it your ago, Is tight-
luz for the custody of her clcvcn-
scar-old sou, .lncl Wolfe ’l‘horuc.
Slur upprnrcd licforo Surrogate Fol-
.-y \Vf'tlllt‘sllzli’ at tho contlnuntion of
the hcuring on hcr uppllcntion to ho
‘ dccinrctl thc gottcrni guul'dittn of tho
lboy und fuccd thrco witnesses pro-
,duwd to “Kit mpt to prove her unilfi,
to in. \o cm 11;. 'i' of hot son
Following illf dccision of ithur-
munit- lust Monday that the burden
of proof in tin! cnst is on Samuel
llrinkorhoff 'l‘hornc. cousin of Mrs.
-,’l‘hornc.'s late husband, counsel for
.Alr. 'I‘hornc produced two liquor
dcnlcrs nnd n psychiatrist to attempt
to show tho womnn wnn uddictcd to
drink. The hcnrlng Willi thcn nd-
jmu'ncd until it a. in. Monday.
EWIS, STAR
IN COM~ Y, DIES
an YORK. Sept. tum—Altai how-
'is. fnmons for mnny yours as :1 mn-
sicnl comedy slur. dud ycsivrdny
interning tit hm- homc :lt iiollis. l.. l.
Yb‘hc lutd u nervous brcnkdown scvun
[months ago. uud kidney. liver and
ilionrt complicutlons set in which
[prcvcnicd licr recovery. olihoun‘h ii.
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lsccmcd for n time that she would .~
.1 con- ,
”rt-f. well. She had Sigurd
‘trnct to nppcnr in "Sunny." which
opened on 'l‘ucsduy night.
. . Runkles
« RUNKOMALT,.can
=2: Imported Orange
~ ‘MARMALADE. jar
Del Monte DILL
PICKLES, can
Quaker HOMINY 1
GRITS- pkg.
_ BRILLO
large package
25c
2.9a.
27c
..2c
19c
TASTY WHOLE MILK
QHEESE
i 270 lb
Burnham and Merrill ’5
BROWN
BREAD, Ban 180
2 7 c ‘
Sesso’s Pure Imported
Italian OLIVE I"
OIL. can 306
Sunsweet Cal.
PRUNES, 2 lb pkg.
Burnham and Morrill's
FISH /"
FLAKES. can - 1 0
SANIFLUSH
a,“ 21 c
C
' Our Regular Price 850 —- SAVE So Can
FANCY WHITE MEAT
TUNA FISH
FIRM WHITE DELICATE MEAT—A REAL TREAT at the Price of Inferior Grades
27c
‘3 in'z wmr:
glAPNYMA SCAD
THE
WHITE
NAPTHA
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SOAP Dior 256
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F‘ ‘ "l‘iiI .iilunliiiii'i’l
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DEL MONTE BRAND-
GRUSHED HAWAIIAN
PINEAPPLE-
Even a common place meal leaves pleasant recollections if it is
adorned with 9. Pineapple Pie. DEL MONTE CRUSHED PINE-
APPLE may be used in many other tempting desserts also.
No.2 Gan
- 190,
There is No Higher Qual-
ity Butter Than
Our Celebrated
Fresh lMede
Small Oan
9c
Medium Dan
14c
This Coffee Merits all the
Praise We Give It.
Mogroco Blend
The Celebrated
" COFFEE
43cbtt
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Sound Juicy Macintosh
WHILE THEY LAST.
There are 6 lbs of Apples in 4 Qts.
mcmrosn urns Ans run rmnsr ass-inc APPLES GROWN
JAPPLES 4 QTS.FOR 25c
1: DAY ONLY
QiE EVENING SEN'I‘lNEb—SO NURWAIiK, CONN.
Dinner Tonight for
Miss Rockefeller
l'hitcrtainmcuts siren for Miss Isa-
hci Rockefeller. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. l'ercy A. itockcfclle‘r, who will
be married to Mr. Frederic W. Lin-
coln. .lr.. tomorrow in Christ Church
Greenwich, will include a dinner and
dance which Mr and Mrs. William
A. itpckefcller will give at their
home, Robin Hill. Greenwich, to-
night. There will be 150 guests at
dinncr and 200 for dancing and mid-
night supper. Following the core-
mony tomorrow there will be a large
reception at Owenoko‘ Form. the
l’crcy A. Rockefeller home at Green
wich.
At thi- matrinxe Miss Rockefeller
will be attended by her sistcr- in- law
Airs. A very Rockefeller. as matron of
honor. and by her sister, Miss Wini-
ficd Rockefeller. as maid of honor.
The bridesmaids will be the Misses
lv‘nith Rockefeller, a. younger sister;
Aimim Cl. Rockefeller. a cousin:
l-imlly (1. Lincoln. sister of Mr. Lin-
coln; iiclcn Lee, of New York: Mary
it. ’i‘hnycr, of Philadelphia, and
l'lliztibcth (iriggs, of, St. Paul.
Mr. Godfrey Rockefeller. son of
Mrs. Willium G. Rockefeller and
cousin of Miss Rockefeller, will be
brst mun, nnd the ushers Will be
Messrs. Avery Rockefeller. William
A. ltockcfcller. a cousin; chlnnld
ti. Coombe and Wilson Stapley Won-
hum. tirothcrs-in-lnw of Mr. Lin-
coin: ’i'homus McCartcr,‘Jr.. More-
dith l‘ync. Chnrlcs Merrill Chopin,
.lr., nnd (‘url linlsey, of New York‘;
ltichnrd M. l'lhrct, Snmucl Welsh
And John H. thlcn, J12. of Phila-
delphia; Andrew G. Corey. of Haiti.
morc; iconic Cutter and George
l’ipcr. of Minneapolis.
IT'S A not!
Mr. gtnd Mrs. Mathew Galbo. Jr..
of.32 hown street are the proud pan
cuts of u son born yesterday after-
tand the joy of living.
WORK OVERTIME
T0 GIYE MONEY
T0 FUND DRIVE
A unique and sincere method of
mskin; a contribution to the Nul'scs'
Home'Fund was adopted by employ-
es of the Rosenblatt 8: Hollub Dress
factory. oil-65 Wall street. They put
in one hour's over-time and donated
their wages for tint time to the
Drive. By this method, they made
up $21 for the fund. Daniel Weber
contributed 85 and Rosenblntt nnd
Hollub save 815, making a total of
841.
Those who contributed by this
method were:
Anna li‘snssno. Mrs. 'i‘htbedcnu.
Mrs. A. Smith, Florence Uodcelty.
Anna De Matcau. Leno. Nlcnstro.
Ircne Wilson. Mary Manfred. Agncs
Donnelly, Mary Cecere. Mnry (thrls-
(lime. Mabel Nicastrc. Anna Cassa-
mstis, Anna Florell.
From GII'HIOOd w Motlu‘rhcod
Through all those pctiods of their
existence thousands of women toll
on. often suffering with bncknche.
pains in side; headaches and nor-
vousness. all telltale symptoms of
some local derangement. Lydia E.
l‘lnkhunt's Vegetable Compound is
the one great remedy that. will
overcome such ailments. All over
America. women are telling other
women how this wonderful medi-
cine has restored them to health
This accounts
for the tremendous demand for this
noon n; 3 o'clock. Mother and son
are doing nicely.
Lawyers Want to -
’Indorse Candidates
SldA'i’i‘i h, Sept. 25. (Ai’).—~(.‘on-
tending that the uretago luymun
does not. know the qualifications of
Judicial candidates, the Washington
State liar nssocinllon is proposing;
umcndmcnts to stuiu election lnws
whereby ulcmbcrs of the legal pro-
fession could indicnte their prefer—
ences ill candidates for the bench.
The proposnl. which originntctl
at is recent stuto convention, would
not interfere with the prcsent meth-
od of voting. members of the asso-
cinti cxplnin. After filings for
,iudg ships have boon mode. ill"
lawyers would tnkc it vote on tho
cnndidntcs und muko ‘nn cndorstv-
This recommcndntion would
official Iutliuts
ihc' npproi'cd
ment.
be printed on tho
undcr the noun: or
candidate.
Robert (ioeiet Takes
His Third Bride
Miss ltobort; \\ illnld. duuuhtor of
Loloncl nnd Mus. Jolfl'lih “illnrd.
was mnrrlcd lntc ycstcrduy to Rob-
cri Goelct, n member of one of
America's wealthy nnd sut'iliily prom-
inent families. The wedding ccrc-
mony wns pcrf0l'mr-d nt tho home of
the bride's parents in Now York by
Rev. ltohcrt 1:. White, pastor of the
First Presbyterian (“lIurolL
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Wil-
lnrd. mothcr of the bride. Miss
Mnry Willard. an aunt. and Mrs. (ll:-
don Goclt. mother of Mr. Goclctr the
services were simple. Aftvr visiting
Mrs. Goeiet nnd Miss \Vlllnrd at
their Nrw York homo-H. thn couple
left by motor on thcir honcymoon.
They did not make known their dcs.
tination. Mr. Goclct has been mar-
popular medicine for women.——-Adv.
PAQE‘
100% . Value
MRS. WRIGHT
N0. 2 0E BETHEI.
TO FIGHT SUIT
Denies She Alienated
Affections o f D r .
Wright Who Obtain-
ed Yucatan Divorce
lil-I'I‘lII-lln Sept. 25. —-—'ihe fact
that the suit for $5,001) filed Tucs-
dny by Mrs. Sophie Wight. former
wife of Dr. George I). Wight. Beth-
el physician. against Iiirs. (.‘nroltne
lioitcr, Dr. nght's second wife. will
be contested, was “borne out by a
statement issued yesterday.
The suit filed against the second
Mrs. Wight arises out of the action
of Dr. Wight in divorcing in Yuca-
rled twice before.
tun the first Mrs. W ght and marry-
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45 WALL STREET, NORWALK
1' is: A.
Pure, delicious & rich-drawipg.
Black. Green and Mixed Blends.
mover? pocket of
lng Mrs. l-iolter in Key West. Flor~ . fa,
idn. .
Mrs. \Vight's statement contained
in n letter nddresgcd to n Bridgeport ‘
newspaper is as follows: 55‘ '
“in reference to the so-culled ac; , o7;
tion of alienation brought against‘
me by Mrs. Sophie Wight an ac- "
count of which was contained in
your paper. in Justice to both Dr.‘
Wight and myself. I wish to pub-
licly deny the allegations of the
(outplnlnt, the some being absolute-
lv untrue and “holly unjust ati
furtheimorc I hate retained counsel
nnd ulli contest the action at the
plopci time.
“lietme leaving town, Dr. Wight
made a generous settlement on th'e
lormcr Mrs. Wight in lieu of which
she forfeited all claim on him. Dr .
\‘i’ight's attorney has the docume'fit
which she signcd. . ,
“I do not intend to trv the calls ,
in the no“ spnpcrs but in view of the
statement in your paper. I wish 'lh'
how it known that the nction Will
be contested
“(signed )
“("Al‘tOLIN n WIGHT.“ I“.
“(tins GEORGE D. \\’IGHT.)"""‘.”‘
SATUR-
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:, KEY-1.1.13.1
‘ ANNOUNCING
walk’ 5 Greatest Dress ' Se
Extraordinary Offering of 300
TWO-PIECE DRESSES
At the Unheard Prices Of
BALBRIGGANS ‘
moron) sins AND nun
Formerly. Up to $10.98
All Sizes for Misses and Women
.98
»in
in All the New Shades
!
3:11.19!”
These are the very newest two-piece dresses that all
New York is wearing—and they’re selling in the big
stores at $10 to $15. A fortunate purchase on our part
makes possible this event. The materials are the popu~
iarbalbriggan jerseys and beautiful brocaded silks and
follies. Every ‘dress consists of a separate skirt and
blouse well worth the price individually.
OTHER BIG SPECIALS
Dmsesjn Silks and Wools $10. to $25.
New Fall Coats .. . ,. . ..... . $7.50 to $59.50-
' ' a For Trimmed. Flares. In all latest shades.
Children’s Coats and Dresses $1.29 up
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these smart:
dresses on _
they’ll go .,
Norwalk Chronicler