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ESTABLISHED .1870 ,
South
After being closed for construction
since spring. the Danbury-Norwalk
road is now open to south bound
traffic its entire length. Travel is
now allowed both ways on the
stretch between Nor-walk and Can-
nondaie. but only southbound traf-
fio is permitted between George-
town and Cannondaie. the piece
being served for northbound cars by
a. detour from Wilton to Ridgefieid.
The Osborne-Barnes Company. of
Danbury. which has the contract for
the construction of the road ”com-
pleted laying concrete yesterdah for
the season. The stretch on the east
, noswstx's rinse sewerarsa
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.5."ass-ass:specimen :‘ilii‘ SOUTH NORWALK‘, CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1926.
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PAGE-Milliili'i‘h‘h‘N
Bound Traffic .Now
side of the Georgetown on of the
road was completed yester y. This
stretch will be opened to traffic on
December 6 or B, it was stated to-
day by the extractors.
About three-quarters of n mile of
concrete is yet to be laid to com-
plete the contract awarded to the
Osborne-Barnes Co. Of this distance
1.000 feet remains to be laid north
of where the present new stretch
ends in Georgetown. The remainder
of the contract not yet completed is
a small strip opposite the railroad
station in Wilton and the approach-
cs to the overhpad railroad bridge
i sions.
OUR sum . FlRST ANNl. '
VERSARY AND nou-
'DAY DISPLAY
will end- on Saturday, Novem- '
" , her 20th, there is yet' ample ‘ .
time to select unusual Christ- ‘
' mas gifts from this rare ex- .
I' ' hibition of new and artistic i
'.‘ pieces of jewelry and silver: l .
i ware, at special price cences- l
at both ends of the bridge.
placed next year by an
dangerous turns.
the winter.
to Iiidgellold. which
from tomorrow
he opened tomorrow to
traffic. The stretch of road
intersects with the main
Cornen's corner is
north-hound traffic at
tico for several weeks.
longer be necessary.
"mceurr Shamans suit
is NEW mvaN moans
UNTIL TAXES ARE PAID
north of Wilton. The present bridge
crosses the railroad tracks out and
west making a sharp turn necessary
The present structure is to be rc-
overhead
bridge which will be constructed on
an angle. eliminating the sharp and
in mg the Osborne-Barnes Com-
pany has laid seven and three quar-
ters miles of concrete. its contract,
calls for the construction of approxi-’
mately eight‘ and one half miles. The;
coastruction of fences and should-l
ers of the road will proceed during,
The main street in Ridgefield will
two-way
from
the corner where the Danbury road,
street to’
open only to
present.
south-bound traffic being detoured
to the right as has been the pr..c-
With the
opening of the entire road 'a week
from tomorrow. this detour will no
hall schedule this fall
Dame as the opposition.
,i‘lsshington it will find an appoint
just about as tough. Last year Neb-
rlasks and Washington played a 6-6
.t c. '
NEW HAVEN. (A. P.)-Shcrlf[‘s
keepers were placed in charge of
several stores in the center of the
city today until payments were made
\f back taxes due the city and then
he civil officers were withdrawn.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
'iarcnce H. Bolton handed out 25
.rrits of attachments to Constable
Michael Mancini against persons who
no indebted to the city for the pay.
ment of the business tax.
The total amount of taxes involved
un the cases in which writs were is-
illed were about ”.000. according to
\lr. Bolton.
Of the total amount of $1,628,000
due the city in back taxes and ex-
tendlng from a year or two past back
to 1878. there has been turned into
the city treasury as a result of the
' present campaign a total of $726,000.
Washington to Tough
Nebraska won't wind up its foot-
with Notro
but in
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Oersrrier,Mr. Joseph Aputvnn
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The Danbury road at the entrance“
has been un~.
der construction for some Weeks i i
also completed and is open its cntin
length to north-bound traffic and;
will be opened its entire width a week,
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Mother-in-LawfiLeast Among
Causes of Home Break-Ups
l "illl‘.\tii'l, (AP).—’l‘he age old
l‘lti‘ll‘l‘ of tho mother-ln-law as a
rain.- of domestic woe is all wrong.
(Ulit'llllllfl Charla E. Erbstcln. who
rip-s n,rm-ord of his divorce cases to
[.I'm:- lllni the mother-indnw angle
ill.i"l'ltl into so few as to be almost
n- l‘llml-l- .
(Hit of 1.773 divorce cast-s in which
he i...» appeared as counsel. only six
uuihl lw attributed to mothers-in-
. Gang Leader
.pnr; ii- plush patent chair in the. par-
irr." winning "installment plan"
'imymu ui lurnilure.
Drink, Cruelty Second
"in my experience i have always
{mm motliers-ilr-iaw eager and
“Him: to smooth out the domestic
lllivah mm of their children." writes
Mr lirhstein in his new book "The
b‘ll'm-l p."
‘ ‘ _ ’l‘lv- . iiornr" lists the causes load-
(«0" Shelton. shunt! nbmt'. “h“ m: In divorce-)ns follows: "lustful-
with his brother is credited with
leading one of the two gangs that
1:.er Null." 6.36; drink and cruelty.
2.ll: luliltl‘t‘is nmi dance halls. 178:
have “hired open warfare for “rt-ks “f“:wr- 13-7. vumps (both sexes)
i n 'H I - r llerrin Hi ls “:1 "“sz '0 huwnmln. 1H. court
It ' 0 ‘ l II I) 0 r -s 0‘ lll‘lli‘nlit) relations, 95: fiiRKO am-
blamed by ('harles liirgcr. rieal gang Mm... . :4. lack of children, 31.
lender, for the airplane bombing of ll'-l\'vlnx'.: jobs. is: mothers-in-lnw.
,l:|\\. swirl the attorney. “ho gave noI
Itn~ mmt prolific cause of local sop»
mull-u: “the light oak piano or the
"The ‘H’Old item 'instailnu-nt plall.' Hf ‘o:l.y ptl)lllt‘llil.' only to wrv'rk
‘nav cover divorce cases \Ahil'll up- , tin m on tho hidden shoals of Iltllk-
parenliy came through drink. otin-ri l'lllllt‘)’ null divorce.
"It also strikes the married [-.lir
r-‘nl ,ol' mum Nllimlullilill nlvnnn nlm iilpi “ll“i't‘ the pnmpi |~ rl . ‘
source. the real reason is rm'vnlt-d’ ‘ihi- talwlv‘fli nny' to hold tin-1r iii-.ids
in the 'instailment plan' furniture. .rxvr—ln'z‘i
semen 0i~ OiIICI' men, (‘flIJIII‘i'iS Oi'l
the like. lint hunted to its
Live Above Means
"The engagement ring purchased.
m-i- why' her lllll-llJli‘I - .I my: mum]
fllnoni: neiuhlmru, pro to buy lil'l‘ n. Ill\\' limn \\ h
churn:- rut-counts and visits to the more fashionable upl‘ulu- [‘3'
lmn hlltirlx. iliuhn l‘ l.l l‘w- {H run]
Ht :Ile, it rem-his ll>~ :. i'
I‘mnm where ll.-
tru- :nll'mtly
l‘.‘li iii.-
Ill-imp l'n I . 1...
Iiiilli . )
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'zlo much down and so much a Win-k“,
tu Show the other girls in tho iilUl‘t“
or in the neighborhood has lurrd
thousands of young couples into thn-
Lsen of matrimony on the flimsy raft
What Is a
Diuretic?
l People Are Learning the Value of Getty -,
. alone Use.
; EVERYONE knows amt . lax:
‘ ativc stimulates the bowels. A .
diuretic performs a similar function '
to the kidneys. Under the strain of ‘
our modern life. our organs are apt to
i become sluggish and require assist- i
' ance. More and more people are
‘v learning to use Dean’s Pills, oc-
! casionally. to insure good elimina-
1 firm which is so essential to good
. health. More than 50.000 grateful
I users have given Dean's signed rec-
ommendations. Scarcely a commu-
nity but has its representation. Ask
your neighbor!
PILLS 1
Phone
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Delivery
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Our Annual Thanksgiving Sale of Housewares
for Saturday Only
“\t’rnt‘vl‘lver“ aluminum, rioulvle £2.75 window ri-lriu'mllu-s, “ilil
rnasll-rs with new lifting rnt‘li. 2 shelves. Mimic ni‘ hung.- ;,.n?\':lli-
Sizes small. in 0 ii i u ill. lurk". ‘ ineil iron. (ii ... . . ....... SIAM
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ounces. wit h u slanting tIIliI ‘ _- .7 __
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- .___. ...." _ _. . ..E_.__ lnln dinner sols, l‘.‘ ally ti"('nl'.’lit -i,
Link and Savory “him enameled (I: .. ........... . .“-|.’;.ilh’
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Silo Mirror aluminum Coffee :1“ humim‘ in 1mg!” H“ filllll
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litil‘t‘tlllili‘rfl, 8 Clips sir". "I, SHIO \ ‘
$2.50 (107.. ....E. N”— - - _‘ m
-_____ French fryers, lll'llit‘ l‘l' ll'fl' \-
{ngcrs slh'vr tnlile spoons, aluminum. Spvl‘iul ....... ll‘h:
$5.50 dot. -- -~ -~
Rogers silver humus. $5.98 ('01,. Stainless steel lupin: knives.
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lingers allwr forks . 85.50 dos.
lili: up
. . 6', lnwvllnileous. 4. ’
one of ilirgcrs resorts. The men: D O A N
~ 1h. pwut American ‘installmcnt
In MUN“! ‘0 "i" '" ”9'1”“ ‘0' ',iltlli' mulws marriage easy—in cou- 60¢
Shelton's recent arrest in connection
with a mail robbery—4m arrest that
he lays in Ilirger.
tcmplmun. at least—and
dinin-
it makes
excusable," he declared. IFoster-Illinois Co..lfg.chem.‘3ulalo.N.Y. i
Stimulant Heretic to the Kidneys i
lingers silver ion spoonia. Stainless sir-vi tuhlc hum-.4 .iih' up
as WASHINGTON Hurtin- sorj'rn Ntili\\'.\|il\. ems:
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ccivers.
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