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1hr
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Brl f"“‘78o;‘s
Wife is almost identical with
lint—except that it is more
, hicai.
ll since Lillian Gin-er, 29.
‘7 colitnrnia prime. donns.
'udent 0: philosophy when
; mwon Hop’er, ts, the was
flipped tor the trying task of
1. pointed to as the halt-dozen":
. of America's. most married,
, philosophy she was quick to
think: dismissing hcr romance
‘ budding. _
lone. ,let us remember." she
smiling. "that Mr. ‘opper's ro-
s, unlike those at many men
he sings. have been confined to
minus-7 7 . -
5also intere‘ting'io note, that
king this latest conquest. the
.9 an comedian oi ,"Tho Mikado"
\‘orcu from James A. Hiillman. it
summons ,und complaint have been
7 .« in to ho iriu’i in Woelchester County.
‘ prohuiily lici'oi'on i'el'erno to he
named by it justice or the Supreme
» '7 , i‘oiirt. in that county papers in such
,. u suit need not he filed until Just
7 in tom the actual court proceedings.
Lawyers for Mr. and him. Still-
luuin would not. comment yesterday.
5 ~«"-O .
Secrecy About Pro- 771m- would they admit .thnt “dim"
' ‘1 l h l . H wever. it her
' ceedhlgs ”" To U89 \i‘b’llliiei’lieywdgounny it.olt was said that
“ EfldenceAdduced at Air». i-ltiilmnn contemplates usinz
. nuulnst her husband the some ori-
Former Trial «ii-um. iliut sho adduced against him
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.——Mrs. Anne “177‘“ hr mod for for divorce und
1‘. Stillman has begun suit tor di- "Mimi Fred Beaumls. an Indian
Rel. 35¢ for 10¢”
‘ ,"Wsnsd' and stairs trouper tor '
. u , 1
pdéncmggn “"136 prilypdlibio;lctiil De Walt Hopper and a trio of his
'7lllllll3lophical discussion. And ““98- C“'°'»‘L“"°“ Gus" m’l" .
, be abandoned his time-honored .lkr. No. s, to whom the actor was 1 ¥
toggle. announced many years ago. Just married; mini; Edna Wallace .
i went something like this: Ho ,9. - _ . 77 ”g . .
' y diamonds it you would win Pl " 1‘0 ‘3' '0'" “do ”I.“ l
mu . Fomlnirlliy must be won 1
4th clfis." 1
‘atyiel in wooing have changed. .
7t a th t e Wort imost‘ ‘
“3:“;1; tin '2‘ ilhizierflas %e.Wolt night I was at a party. 7i was not puri.-—“it'i7 the holding him that is!
dbl)“ the grand old comedian dancing. He noticed inc on came hummus” Nu, V7i~~Nb7IIa “pump
7 “he'd: himself from Broadway b}; over. and talked. I was studying the. opera. star. \ylili whom he “hymn-l
mum”? BM 1,. allowed love philoswhien and psychology at. tmmw hiiiipily H yviirs. No. 5—miun‘
at him from the'beloved white time. At once I now we had many gSui-rry. :lCll‘crie‘, '
Hoppers NO- 5. "l
I
These questions rise from the fact
owhen Hopper was divorced
,u‘JYork Supreme Court inserted that would result and i didn't know:
any other person during the life-
ceremony. to be sure, was per- per has “married the Women he loved !
tit-med in Connecticut, quite outside and has not professed his love with-'! .
this; New York court‘s jurisdiction. out an offer of marriage." . The following subscription“ to 711.7, many models.
t.,in the event at a. return to New As for Hopper, he continues his at. 7‘ Ntirr‘os‘ Horn-.7. lurid huv - l:< 7n i'c~ ,9
rk. what might happen? ' iitude: ‘
wives-or his divorced wives." , kno‘vl‘adgfid:
a“ pretty apartment heroism! Mfl' The marital record of Hopper to- '.\lr. and Mrs. Henry Slim-lock. .Srmn’
Hopper No. 6 says she. is no mean
—_...._.-_ .M... .-..-_.- .._-.._.._. l
"Iihad sung in Mr. Hopper‘s com- ids Mosher, a. chorus girl. .\'o. 3—”
any in C_alitornia. {had been im- Edna Wallace Hopper, “the eternal: >7—Scnt‘lnel' .11 _ ”N, d- N 1
pressed with his intelligence and ilspper."who says ot'hcrvox-imsbsndl MS ‘ “.m “mg? m“! Homalk
7.
FALLv COATS son.
77.73%“ 73:13:73.2: 1:: 1 .-...------_. ‘ SCHOOL CHILDREN
. . !
'tlilnss. Well. 1 youth love wltitvhlm. lNURSES, HOME ' E 7
{rumpus No. 5~Eids Surrey—the 0‘ ”“33 I realm“ "‘9 "“bm'tyi , , ‘ For comfort, and smartncss
the decree this sentence: “but my “m"? “'°“‘d’5?""‘b“‘- .13 ...' these costs will , uppeal to
The plaintiff is forbidden to mar- married him. And I am “'7“ happy. ' " i .
There was nothing hasty about my; . youngsters and likewise l0
3
of the defendant except by ex- decision. I had mm a long timi- ‘97 . ' i
press permission or the court." °°“t°mpl“°‘“'" 7 7 ' 2 BE R ElVEDi parents for their scrriccabili-
Ygt Hopper upped and married. Also. as hld been pointed out. 1109- ' ; ‘ .
* ; iy. Funcollar and cuffs trim '
m ,
roiwd‘ by the committee in ohm-:pw+ 7 ~
I. - u ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
instillicell‘llfei::ti-gmfierifi‘iigilthoitlsem; A gentleman does not discuss his i and have- not We“ mm.fl.},,fl_\, mu $5.98 and more
”0‘57 ‘dsy iii no toliows: No l—Elis Gard- IH. R. ...... L ........... ,1.. ._ 5.1m! JA C O B Y , S
How did it all happen? ner, married 45 years sgo. No. 2—— l “”7 60°F“? “”7" """"""" '7' 1-0“: . ‘
10.12 Hons Main “street
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road vision.” she relates. _“'One thstvmarrying him “1"?" easiest [brings good results. ‘ i
int-“‘7‘ -. 1,3. 7.;‘195 I, 1 gm” ._-_........‘- m.“
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W HA‘ I ‘ AN APPETITE! .
'At this season football'hasthe right of way. Few there are who are not following a‘ favorite
4 team each Week. It may be the High School, a favorite College or the Army- or the Navy Team.
Bracing~Autumn air and excitement stimulate the appetite, and Sundéiy Dinner as an appreciat-
ed event, has come into its own again. . ‘ i ,
This is the season for mince pie, pumpkin pie, swéet potatoes and pleifiy of ' other vege-
tables; fruit cake, alum, puddings and delicious preserves, ‘ ~-
° PIGGLY WIG LY carries the best in food supplies, Nationally Known Brands, in sanitary .
. packages, low 1n price'and- with discounts in dozens and still larger discounts in case lots.
In PIGGLY WIGGLY you can see each art ids and price before deciding] and the variety
of choice is greater than in any other store it this section of which we haveknowledge.
To satisfy the vigorous Fall appetites of families large' or small-fiwith-high grade foods
illiIEeéiOi'xéble prices---it is‘ our conv1ction that you. will be pleased with ’a visit to PIGGL'Y .
.,
‘APPLES, YORK IMPEI‘HAVLSF‘4 (lbs. 250 I’GRAPES‘pFVANCY. 'l‘OKAY ~ 2 lbs. 250
CALIFORNIA JONATHON for 1 CAnIi‘ORNIA LETTUCE - 7 7
APPLES: 7 7 - 67 25°.l LARGE HEADS . . 18¢
armor SWEET Pompous 47ibs. 25“ new Carrots 80 New Beets, , . 80
. SUNLIGHT 7 1- " 4PrintstoCarton " «'57:.
"BROOKFIELD , ‘ - ’ 59c
MEADOW gum) One Pound Net Weight" sic.
, . . 3 7 fl lawman!“ Slice Like‘Bread~—No Witst'e ,
7°77 777 775$ * 3977771777..“ 777
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' Below we havejlislted a few usgful and opp étizing week-end foods:-— ~- . 7
7 . p ‘ SPERRY ANDBARNES unsound -
J ”I“ U V ‘7 ‘7 .' ' ‘ ‘H‘ ‘ I
'ELGIN NUT 1 Rolled Boned" ‘ " 7_ 7
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32 QUEEN OLIVEQ “28 ounce tin F, . 7 ., , ‘ 311mg“; .-
» ., ' 1. 0338.; 2 skin flog; *
‘7 .
l , 7 patterns, 36 inch 75c yd.
7 see the most alluring showing ever.
. . 4 . ,
Fashionable bordered
Wash fabrics $2.50 yd.
Beautiful patterns in silk and cotton crepe in copen
blue, brown, tan and the new green with matching bor-
7 ders. 54 inches wide to cut to advantagewiy’z- yards
makes a‘frotk. Butlerick pattern No. 6191 is a splendid
example of a chic dre‘ss made from this new cloth.
‘ 5-:
' Lovely. sill: and ' .
. .' 7' cotton crepes $1.25
in ever so many charming designs and color com.
binaions these lustrous crepes 36 inches wide make dc-
iightful frocks and ovetblodses. Sometimes one may like
to combine them with Rayon suiting, another lustrous
cloth in plain colors grey, epinard green, pansy, bréwn,
tan, navy or black. Either fabric a yard $1.25
For house dresSes
perCales .1 or ginghams
T his falldhe permits are in the delicate small designs
that our grandmothers used to wear—and aren’t they
dainty and delightful on both white or dark grounds at“
only 17c'yd.
:Thc ginghams m in pleasing plain and fancy
ate only We yd.
, 3.7a, MeNally Radio ' ' , '
7 777.777- 0W1 .ANDS
. ' . ’ ' t if \
7 . of Radio stations
[utililiu :m i'tll‘i't'l‘puilill'lll. ll “sis lit-i
.iimuir-il that no \xllncsrvn would lir-l
i
become known yesterday, and I (Hunt, the pininilii‘ lill"l‘l’l,\‘ imm.‘
during it (‘(‘I'llrli'1l copy oi' the l'l‘l‘l'll'il
iilcd nxuinnt the iinanclar. The suit 0; ”m preriouh suit. !
both Mr. and Min. Sillimuu “mi"
their iillni'nryr, innit mury pri-uiiilim'
to [nut-iii knowledgi‘ oi the sui‘ in 7‘
coming Illlllllt', .\.r. Flilllii. n mill-ii
not he luilml. iillil Mrs. Hilllmun.;
son utter thc suit was lwgun, “out
to lwr country home or (“mindi-
Ansc. Qlle., ili‘iy miles from u i<-li,-~
phone.
New Britain Begins !
Hearings On Zoning
NI’llV BRITAIN, Out. {ills-«Thu lli'Nl
llll‘l'll‘lnilll by the lionrd of Adjustment I
under the 7.1!"an ordinance worn
"FRIDAY, ocrouun 30,1925;
ulirvn “Mini-min) illKlll ut iln- flui‘
77r‘~ i-I‘i‘lnw in i‘liy llull. i‘hiilrmun
I2. .\il'iuml i:i'l'.~li|n! licim»
iii’lilillli; tho limrlnus ('lililllllui‘. All
u‘uwl 2-:iiil thi- imnril r-liniild olnvi .
I'll'Tlt‘. llr- lmvl i'illlfi’l‘l'l'll \riih ’l‘honi
:xs Mini l givsi-miil-nt y-xiwrl. \ilin .-
llli‘l’UlltilIl) Lilliillui' \\ll|| lli' illllill'
‘lll'llillllllil' mud in \\l|Ulli lllt: l‘uOur-i
would lizm- i'nlllllll‘lll‘l‘. Mr. Lindli
(luvs not until llll‘ i-lci'kslilp, tin
t"l|llll'lllliil x-‘niil. lilll “ill servo It lll"
lmnrd wislivs him to do so. but untim-
no t‘ll‘i‘lllllhliilll‘i"i~l nil] lie ilCi‘vpt (fOlll.
7pcnnuilon for his l-‘vl'\ ions. Chairman
.\ll\\'m'7iin Min-ii pvrminsiim 1., nomi—
lililf' Mr. l.lilll"l' iilltl .liulgt- (inimit-
sm'omlvil ilu- nuiiilliution, '1']... nice.
lion mm tumultuous. Mr. binary-“7M
lit)! proscitl and l'. l". Mvamu-zh
mind {[8 t‘ll'l'li.
A $35c Radio may 10c
the difference we
charge to advertising
because our name is
on it
‘ Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Open Daily ’Till 6 P. M. 7
Fanciful fabrics «for Fall
.- or Winter frocks
. Cotton-Cotton and ,silk»
973, Cotton and rayon;
Thousands and thousands - V
, Cotton goods are no longer confined to the more prosaic garments—in the lovely new combinations
of silk and rayon with cotton—«effects are produced that rival silk in many ways. Rich and original designs—
‘7 lovely color combinations and bordered patterns. For frock—401' blouse~for weal-«for beauty. Come and
‘V For winter wear
outing ”flon‘nel 19c
Good heavy outing flannel
stripes—splendid for night goo
jamas, 36 inches wide 19c ycl.
‘ in wide Choice of dainty
7ns, night shirts and pa-
Make up comfortables
with challie cover 15c yd.
Those pretty light or dark floral patterns that not
only look well but wezir well—3
6 inches wide for 15¢ yd.
F or dainty underthings
dainty fabrics-here
Fine quality voiles in white and the pretty soft
shades of pink, flesh and ocliid
59c and 75c yd.
‘ 'Batiste and nainsook in flesh. pink, orchid, light
blue and White, 36 inch 39c and 45c yd.
Silk striped
for men’s
madras
shirts
Splendid quality of fine mudrzis with dainty stripes
checks in ever so many color combinations. They, too, on gun: grounds, a 36inch cloth and a splendid value
‘ ~ ' at 7 yd. '
Peter doth fol? ,
children’s clothes
Stauncli ind Sturdy" this cloth is idetil for the dresses
and Suits for the little folks. Both light and dark grounds
mostly in stripes 32: inches wide and only 17: yd.
T . A newlmmg for
it may not ‘make it look'like new—hut it will help,
you to get .somemo‘roiwear' Out'Df the coat this year."
Silk and cotton mixtures, 7 36, inches wide in pretty colors
7 and, designs 31.2511. ’7 7 - -
Silk aiid‘cotton mixturesand fancy figurcd tattoos,
': 36 inches wide are89c Sid.
Plaln colors in brocaded ~patteins+ilso contrast
1
Good quality figured coatiiiiings in figured colors
L for"! . . .
7. p , 'lroningboarcl covers with pad 95:.
7' Here are'
colors. 10¢ yd.
Collar. bands, full Shrunk, all sizes 15c! yd.
Cuffs for men’s shirts—soft finish 39c to 95¢
Hair clippers—enameled
Coat hangers—enameled all colors 10c, 3 for
Shoe trees, enameled, all
ancy garters 19c to 75¢ pr.
Dressmakers pins in l
p 4 sizcsZSc box A
Machine oil, 3 in iifor if». and 25c
notion helps . 7 ‘ f
Blanket bindipgT—dOuble fold, sdft sateen—all
’Sunshinc cleaner for carpets and rugs 35:, 3
timely
31 i
colors 19c pr.
lb. boxes—all braSs—
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