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. (Ilia {tlt' llrtli liolm'llilull. \‘llIi'tI down
4. and one M'Klltll‘lil‘ oi‘ \‘otol'a irolu Illi‘
' the unanimous: rllutro of tho ili'Iiitlltion
is
Our 3
No More.
W»‘M¢-4 m
Whereinniihnnldhndn
H
The most pleasant store to trade in
the one whoa-a you get the moat
tor the least money.
7' and $10 System
is the avenue that enables you to en-
ioy the newest styles for only $7.00
and $10.00.
N 0‘ Less.
Get the Habit. (lo to the
Copyright Clothing tin.
“
m
crals
(Continued from First Page).
rule to East Norwulk. the, dologatos
from the Fifth and Sixth Primary
Districts, whit-ll disirlt‘ts ronlpriso the
Third, or East Norwalk. Voting Dia‘
trict, lay the following facts before
the Democrats of tho town:
For some time past there hart boon
a disagreement botweon a tow East
Norwalk Democrats and .lohn lloviue.
nominee for first solortman. blll this
year all difficulties were apparently
smoothed out and harmony appeal-oil
to reign up to the night of tho (tull-
vention. Relying on this. Ellnt Nor-
Walk sent its novon doiogaioa to lilo
town oonvoution to vote for Mr. lio-
vine and on motion of our: of them
his nomination was luhdo by uorlama'
tion.‘ After this, at tho instigation of
‘. Dovino and on motion made by
his son, lilo doloaatos from tho First
or Norwaik i‘lislriot roi’ineod to allow
the East. Norwalk lloiogaios to horn-
Inate their own roaistrar of volors.
as providod by tho Constitution. and
against tho. oarnost prolost ot‘ iII(‘ East
Norwuik dolruatos, lnrnod down llloir
unanimous rholoo or Ii‘I‘I-iiol'iCk 1..
Lnndquiat. a man oluliitioll by oxpor.
lence for tho position and nominniod
Charles 13. lint-idly, who his bad no
experionoo in l’t‘KISil‘ailtlli or i'I(‘('lII|ll
_work. No multor wllat tllo diilor.
euoes llatwoon Mr. ilorino and any
East Norwulk donlol-ral. tho dololo
tion from thin plaro as u wholo. had
no quarrel with him and Mr, l.und~
quist. who was lurnod down by tho
convention. was not a dologato this
year or last and had novor opposod
Mr. Devino in any way. As a pm
test against, Silt‘Il unfair iroatniont. all
(vft‘OFt will llo illittIt' to olol-t Mr. Land-I
quist by llfiSlt'lS and it Is up to tho
Voters ot‘ tiu- town to any will-tllor
the Ilolnooralio oitizons of East Nor-
' walk will llaVo lilo right to l'olzlliaio
such portion of tllolr politioal affairs
as coni-orn only this IliHll‘Il‘i or wllolh.
or their Im'ill politioal attains aro to
be regulated by liologatl-s out>irlo of
tile IlIi-ltl‘Iot zli lilo iIIt'IiilIilii ot‘ a po
litit'ili Iltlss and \i'Ili‘iIil-t‘ IIli‘ll' l-alioilrl
nominoo for an uiiit-o l-onoorllini: only
East Norwalk is to ho lliilt'i‘tI on iliolr
party lirkol or whotllor tho plat-o is
to-lli: givon to tho ('IliIIt't‘ ot‘ Slii'ilt,‘ ono
man illllsiiil' tlio Ilintriot and whothor
Th9 I‘lomoi-ralii' party or Eat-ll Nlirwalli
and of tho wIlolo town in to suITor ill
order ilmt lilo poraonal splto and aid
mostly of ono man may ho gratifiod.
We nro tor iudopondollro and unainxl
Ilosslsm in ollr polilloal :lll'airs and
having trill faith in tho sv nao or fair
new and juslioo or lilo majority of
our party. wo will not l't‘SIll'i to tho
HARRY GOODWIN.
Proprietor.
Bad Faith OI NOI‘WQIK Demdyichnrlca D'llllckleyra inanththout any
oxporienco in registration or oluoliou
affairs. for the offlco ol' registrar of
voters of the Third Voting .llisirioi.
This was in direct violation of tho
oonnlitutlon and oould he not aside
by the court. lml it has boon thought
boat by tho dologatos from tho 'i‘ltird
Distrlot to forogo any right of amloai
to tho oourla. and to t'llII on tho llonlo~
orats of tho towu Ill justice and fair-
neas to right the wrong done the Third
lliairiol, and ono way this wrong l-an
ho rigillod is to vote for li‘rodorlrk I..
laindqul‘nt, tor the last roginirar oi
rotors on tho ill-kt-i.
Ill (-onoluaion it run Iio b‘llId that, no
mattor what the qrtarrol is liotwwn
Mr. liovino and any 0i tor olootor oi
tho 'l‘liird Voting Disirl-t. Mr. lainil
quiat, who is fully qualitiod by oxuor
kill? to till lilo otiioo. ot‘ registrar of
votora, was not a dolouato to this or
last yoar's oonvonllon. and has novor
in any way oppowd .‘ilr. ilovlno. and
should not ho allowed to bo lilo virtim
or his unoailod for portiollal spito and
alllnionity.
\Vo simply want lilo. right to oxerciso
IIII‘ llollloorlilir prinoiplo ot‘. homo rulo
and this wo nail lili' Iii‘lllill'i'ilIH ol‘ IIit
town to givo us.
ito‘ipootlllily.
JOHN J, WALSH,
t:ll.lll-Ill'l‘ E. litltiAil'l‘.
-\\"l.\'ll‘IEi.ll S. ii.\Nl"UItIl.
JOHN KEOUII.
\\'Ii.l"l{l~]Il W. MORRISON.
JAMES Ii. GILBERT.
WALTER lll'li'T.
IItIt‘gilIi‘h from the Third Voting Ilia»
ll'll‘l.
_-.-- .-,...... -4-.. -..
NO SWITCH IN EAST NORWALK.
Selectmen Deny Pettion of Connecti-
cut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany.
I Tim Solootnlon aolrlod all aporuho
ilion this morning as to thoir inton-
‘iion Ill rolorom-o to tho potition of tho
tTonlloolioul Railway and Lighting (.‘o.
.lo lay a now switch Ill Souvlow avw
.nuo liy donying tho rompnny's ro-
,llnvhi.
I 'i'ln- oolnpany ('IllIIIll'lI. ill lualtiag tho
iappliration that this now SWIIUII would
Ilo roonirod in maintaining: a propos
It‘ii L’tl minulo Sl'Ilt'iIlIIl' on lilo East avo-
.lluo liuo A switch into root in It‘lll-illl
liran iihitt‘tl for lllll ,\tiorlloy W. II.
.iIIIlit'IiS. altorlloy t'or tho Culturally, aia
:tod at tho lloarinn that it tho longtll
lol' tllo swlloli was ill] ilnsurllunlnlalllo
OIISIllt'It‘ tho roinpany would lilio to
not ono :itio l‘oot ralhor than Tilllll‘ at
all,
A nllinlior ul' ownors oi' propl-rly ari-
,,loililnl: lilo propohod turnout l-olnon-
EHIIJIHI again! tho granting of ”to I'v-
illill‘lii and lhoro was also l‘t‘liliillh’ll‘tllll‘i'
.‘ Ilooanao
t
q the rol'npany'i.‘ ltlllool's ad
Courts, Illll will roly on tho iionloorata . lilillod that tho Eaal aromuo ('ill‘S
of tho wllolo lowu ill riahl lilo \rronu. would iio rim only as far as South
done our distrir't, _ Main siroot llllllor tho now llol‘lodlllo.
ltosllootiully, Iuhoro an llloy no to lilo llopot llndor
JOHN J. WALSH
wrivr‘llnnls. il.\.\'ronu. l
HILIIEII'I' E. llililAlt'I‘.
.lOIIN KEOIIII.
WII.I"IiI'II) W, MORRISI’lN,‘
.IAMICH Ii. GILBERT.
“UH/FIG“ IIllY'I'. I
Doloitulus from tho Third thlid Nor
wtlikl Voiiiii: Illh'll'll'i.
Tn commotion with tho lulltlor. tlu-
following rirrulur lotlor Illll-I boon till.
trilliiliid to tho thil‘l‘s of tho town:
To the Ilolnorratio \‘olora of
Town of Norwalk:
'l'llo linlittl‘h'iltiloti. lloioglllor. I'l‘iml IIII'
'J‘lllrrl Votlllit IIIHII‘II'I ll-‘li‘tll illllI Sixth
Primary Iliaii‘lrial to tho 'l‘own t‘olr
volition. hold Illhl Monday ovouina.
Wmtiti oak you to lino lilo t‘llt‘IilM'lI [“in
tor on tho audio of tho titanium (or
reginirnr oi“ volt-m of III“ 'I‘hlrll Vol-
Inn Iliatrlol for tho rolloulua ronaoun’
Ill Iiliil, at a lloulm-raiio 'I'owu i’olr
volition oullod tor that pul'poav, It wm
voto'i to illlil‘illi Iiu- l-olmtllutiou liy
[Ii‘i'ilt lilo III‘II‘i‘ITI'” ilillll lilo Viral
and Third Vottlii: lliolll'iu tho fluid
to i Dili'iill hotoro lilo ronular Town (“on-
V(”'I’lil l' id I'tll'Il your. and nonlillnio
limit conditional ;2- at“ :nozsorlillnolt to
such ililtl'll-I. to wit Illlo i'Ilnlitllllio
IIII"
Firlit dlulrh't IllltI ollo oolmililllu and
one rouliitrllr or voiorn t‘i-olll lllo ‘I‘hird
Votlllit Illalriot. ‘I‘Ilia rlalii IIIIM boon
excralaod unlit thin your. wiloll rho
delegate» from lilo l-‘lml Illltil‘Il’i, Ill
tilt! Inuiigliiioii of John llorlilo, l'llillli-
“To nllno oi‘ li‘l'ltiiut‘il-k l., lanolqlilai.
from the Third lilalrirt and llilullllli
t
i tho uxlstlng :ili niinuto Brill-ditto.
lSOME REPUBLICANS ENDORSED
City of Norwalk Democrat: Fill Out
t Tickets.
’l‘llo oily oi‘ Norwalk Tloinool'ats
Illlt‘l' l'IItIIII'Hl‘lI “only 1). l‘rli‘o. lilo Iii!-
uuldtrnu nolntuoo for oily troaaurol'
and troumrror ot‘ tho waior fund, and
Addlaon A. III'IIS. llolnitmo for oily
Ink ('OiIttt‘Itll‘ lfl'iilik A. Vnik Wilil Will-l
noluillatoll ror rollurlllulm. dooltnod
to I'll". 'I‘Ilolio now nanlon hnvo ll on
addod to lilo l-ounoillllunlo lint. tmlud-
Inn ,il'illllr ll. ill-anon, Jami-n Suthor~
lrllll and Horny l), (Torin-ll. '
.\'o rllunuoa lluvo oorurrod in the city
or NllI'WfliIt llopulvilourl nominations
or in lilo llonuiilioml low ll nominations
ill illo I’ll‘ill and Third Votliin illu-
trlota.
AMERICAN BAN’D BALL.
’l‘lll- I’trat annual ball of tho Alnorl-
run liaud wail III'III hunt l‘Vt'IllllK ill
drlon Hull and prorm‘, a wry Millw-
ilIiIl- affair, ’I‘lln lumio wall oxoollonl
illlII roiroklilnl-llin Wi‘il‘t.‘ HIN‘VI‘II during
tllu ovolllulx. '
lurk. '1‘. 1-3. l-ontmurr and (llulrioa ll.
Willkilm, or South Mltlll atrooi. ion
for Iiolllon tillli illornilln. 'I‘lloy will
oxtolld tlloir II'III ‘illto Mitilto. union to
Portland and hlior to Furiuinltloll.
“‘Ill'l'l' till-y will viall Edward Horlhnar
and family. who rmrolltly lllovoll thorn
from ltokotlilulo. Wiiioonain. Mril. till)”
nullir will prolllililly ”build it month In
Main". whilo Mr. Wllikilui will roiiilu
that William and urolml llamod
A “vinyl account hi about tho
. m min»
' hut: mail a dollar.
WMWW
Contentmont.
Noa nun who Ima lived the hand to mouth
or karma lilo genuine lay Gillie “I. (too: the mun who to square
til the world and who has a reasonable amount earning interolit tor
and not ready to taiia the siting out at any minimum.
on the installment plan.
roar per cent, Interest.
mllllt'lilll" llt'XI wooll by atollmuhlp Via
Portland in Now York.
a“-
uxliiionce of the credit
only with: purchano that any one
.1. 4":
ii lilill till
NIXI Mflllilli
Republican and Democratic
Parties Have Their Tickets
Completed, and Look for a
Large Vote
M“.
The annual town meeting of Nor-
walk will ho hold Monday. for the
purpose of electing. by ballot. town
unicorn. to wit: Soloolulon. collar-tor
or town laxou, (-onutabion, grand jurors.
ItSHtltsrltll‘S. auditors of town aoool. :‘ 1.
board of rolioi’. HT‘IIOUI visitors, regis-
trars of votera and iron wnl'don.
The polls will be upon for said pul'~
lltltw from six o‘olorit in lilo t'oronoon
until ilvo o‘olook In tho ut‘toruoon, at,
tho Town iiouso. for tho lr‘irat Voting
Dialriot; at lilo l'ulnaln liollo House
on Frankllln ntrooi. South Not-walk.
tor the Second Voting District. and at
Randall's block, on Van Zuudt street.
East Norwalli. tor the Third Voting
District.
The tickets of both nartios follow:
TOWN REPUBLICAN.
SELECTMEN,
Alirod Avisou. .lulnos A. Brown.
COLLE )TOR 0F TOWN TAXES.
Sidney Guthrie.
CONSTABLES,
llobori N. Morollouae, Thomas Loathor-
land, John J. Goodwin, Edward
.T. Ladrlgan.
GRAND JUItORS.
Oscar W. llaylnond. George E. Curtis.
John W. Ilakc.
i ASSESSORS.
I-N‘lllIC Sollooli, William G. ()rookoii.
BOARD OF RELIEF.
.Ilu'vln Kellogg. (.‘harios W. lioII.
AUDITOR lllv‘ TOWN ACCOUNTS,
Charlos N. Smith.
SCHOOL VISITORS,
Arthur C. Wlloolor, (loot-go la. Sal'tain.
ltEtllS’l‘llAilS Oli‘ VOTERS,
First Ilistrlol«Joseph A. Curler.
Somali Ilistl'iotm» (,liiarloa A. Wailers.
'l'llii'd IlISii‘Il‘l Edward F; (lorllaln.
‘l‘ltEE WARDEN,
.losoph Cornell.
TOWN DEMOCRATIC.
l
SELEC'I‘MEN,
Jolln Dovino. .laooil ll. Raymond.
COIdd‘IC’I‘OIt Oi“ TOWN TAXES.
Sidney (lulllrlo.
(‘ONSTABLES,
Thomas lluni. William A, lironnan.
John l.. Itolloris I“?‘:lllIi Sloroun
(ill-\Nll .lI'll()l{S.
lr‘runk S, llailuita, William Wardon
.lanlos (l, .lonuings.
ASSESSONS.
IlIIIiioy E. Hoyt.
Attlil’l'tllt ()ir‘ 'i‘()WN ACt‘Oth'i‘S.
.IiilllL‘S I‘owora.
iIOAlill Oli‘ RELIEF,
.Iaiuos Sullioriuud. I). William llai‘l‘ord,
St‘liOOi. VISITORS,
Will'i'od llorlu'oll.
ltEtllS’l‘ilAllS ()li‘ VOTERS.
I“il'.Si illslrlol -- iiornnrd (‘_ li‘oonoy.
Sol-om] IlISII’Ii‘l--Iiltllit'I lit-ugh.
’l‘lllrd IIISIi'il'I ~t'hllrlo.~ ll lluckloy.
THEE WARDEN.
(‘hurios Lynn-ii.
’i‘llo South Norwulk oily polling
plnoo will ho ill tho l’ourt Room in
Ilayilalld Hll‘t't'I, and till: City of Nor-
wnik will bo hold at liopo “one (‘oln-
pally quartors, Ill Wntor strool. during
lin- same hours.
'i‘llo tlokols follow:
SOUTH NORWALK CITY REPUBLI-
CAN.
MAYOR.
t‘llarloil E. liow.
’t‘ltEASi’ltElt.
Mutlllow (‘orllotL
(‘t)l.l.li)("i‘()R.
.Illlllt‘H Paul. I.
.-\I'I)I'I'()li.
Violor W, I“t‘l'l'IH.
CITY SHERIFF,
Sunlllol Norl'ill. I
lNSI’Etl'l‘tllt iii" ELEC’l‘iONS,
Warron P. Smith. Jr.
ltEtliS’l‘itAtt 0E VO'i‘ERS,
William l”. ’l‘unmlauy.
WATER l‘tliih‘ilSSIONl-Jlt.
Siopholl S. lillloh.
'I'itEASI‘ItEiI ill“ WATER II'I'Nll,
Edwin Wiloox.
S'l‘ltEE'i‘ t‘UMMISSIONEll,
(li‘rlll‘ll Ii. Wood,
('(llth‘lmiEN.
William it. 'I‘iionlpaon,
'l‘lloullm ltohtus.
llurry W. Matilor.
- Alrrod lll'own_
’I‘llonunl ltIrllllrllaon.
William l’ollmoro.
l
i
SOUTH NORWALK CITY DEMO-
CRATIC. I
.‘uAYIili.
.lanloii A, Ilorkwooll.
(‘I'I‘Y ’l'ltEAHI'ltEll.
No llolooiton illlldo.
t'Ol.i.E("l’tlll.
' William 8, Will-ox.
lii’l‘l' Silli‘llli'd".
illlnrlolt I", Lyuoli.
Ai‘Iil'l'OIl.
John J. lllxuina
iNHl‘EI."l‘OII 0i” EilEti’l'lONi’l.
lluvlll Hornurll.
I itiiltllti'l'lidll OI" VOTEIIH.
I .ioroullall Eauall.
WATER (ZOMMIHl-iithl'lil.
Htolllloll 8. Hatrll.
'l‘ltchieIIiIlICII til“ WATER ii‘lTNil.
Nu allieolion mildly,
S’I‘REE'i‘ COMMISHIONEIL
.lamou M. Luna.
llOl'NUIIMEN.
IIIIMIW Frodorloll
‘ Alia-rt M. I’Oilillllm.
J i 'l‘holmlu it”. MoMllIlon.
l' .lamoa M. LMIP.
No aalaolloll made.
No selection maria.
-< ., ‘.I...-
w .
I
it
NORWALK CITY HIPUILICAN.‘
nan—n
MAYOR. “
Gould 8. Hart.
CITY TREABUTTIITR ANTI TREAHI'R‘
ER on THE WATER FUND.
not: . Price.
TA
i‘ ,.
, . 5
\ .
‘ l
‘ m
THIS LINE AND ARE ENTIRELY DI
THE LINE EVERY DAY.
appeal to thrifty poopio. ’i‘hu
labor-anviub. heat-saving alld t‘uol~
saving dovlooa make for orononly.
FOR SALE IIY
llnrllln ll. Nash, initial and truth thin 8t
Ne
Silk Shirl-Waists
”AUDITOR,
RIS‘TRAM & Hm TT.
ADVANCE SHOWING OF
Suits, Coats and Waists.
WE ARE NOW SHOWING SOME ADVANCE STYLES IN HIGH CLASS SUITS-J-COATS AND WAISTS.
THE STYLES WHICH WE ARE SHOWING ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE
WHIL OUR ASSORTMENT I8 LARGE IT IS NOT COMPLETE, AND
Women’s Tailored Suits
VERY BEST MANUFACTURES IN
FFERENT FROM THE ORDINARY BOTH lN FITAND WORKMANSHIP.
‘WE ARE ADDING NEW THINGS TO
Misses’ Tailored Suits
w Fall and Winter Coats
Cotton Shirl Waisis
Nuns Veilino and Brillianline Waisis
Separate Skirts—~Newesl Sinies
Charles E. Curtis.
CI'I'Y SHERIFF.
Robert N, Morohouao.
COUNCIITMEN.
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN
(‘harlea H. Dilworth.
(‘harios A. Sool‘lold.
David F. Gould.
William 1“. Lookwood.
Clarence Buttory.
Thomas A. Skidloy.
REGISTRAR.
(‘harloa R, (‘IlllSlllill‘.
lNSl'E("l‘OH Oli‘ ELICI‘T‘IONS.
John W. (lroonwood.
WATER COMMISSIONER.
Goorgo ll, Illixtoii.
NORWALK CITY DEMOCRATIC.
MAYOR.
‘ Wallaoo. llnnn.
t‘l’i‘Y THEASI'RER ANTI 'l‘ltEASl’ii-
llonry I’. l’lioo.
No nomination.
'I‘AX (‘()l.I.I<I("l'tlii.
Addison A. llolts,
AUDITOR.
John Malono.
(‘l'l‘Y SHERIFF.
llrylln Ii. Silk.
(‘Oi'Ni‘lLMEN
.Iunlon‘ 'l‘, Hublloll.
lionry Mnlhois.
.‘lliollaol .l. Riordan.
Arthur ll. ill-unotl.
.Illlllt‘S Sutllorlnnd.
llonry ll. (‘ornoli
RE IIS'I‘RAIi.
Janlox ll. MllL’ill'l‘.
, INSPECTOR OI" ELECTIONS
John T. Iiayoa
WATER t'i'iiidinn‘lllxldll.
(‘llllrlos |., iiillvor.
Euroka ltollollnll iaodgo hold a int-oi-
in! last oroliiili:
Mrtl, Anna Hamilton, of llnvilanil
trot-I, has rorovoroll from a low day'fi
illuosn.
Mina Estoila (Troy and Miss liortha
Iiilnior nro anointing today and lolnol'~
low in Brooklyn
Room K. of tho Franklin School and .
llooin N. plnyod bull this morning on.
tho ohuroh lot In Wont avonuo. 'l‘llo
izamo Wilrl won ill tho twelfth inning.
by tho loam from Room K.
WITH iii to 12. .
A bloyolo was lliaoovorod aist nIizht
in South Main niroot.
took lIlt‘, ownorloss whool to lloadquur-
ii'i'S WIlt‘I't' lilt‘l't‘ lH't‘. HOW (“'0 IIIEICII‘
inoa awaiting claimants.
Fairiield County [Savings
Bank.
~—
Norwalll. (,‘onn. Sopt. 20. liliili.
.
I-‘airt‘lold tlouni) Savings Bank, hold
this day. a tII\'ItII‘IIlI at tho. rato of;
«l pol' ('t'lll. por annual was doolarod loi
doponiiors from lilo t‘ill‘llITlKS of tho
six months onding Soprombor 30. 1906.!
Tho sumo will bo onlorod on pass
hooks and pair! on and aitor Octollor
lo, Illtiti.
HES 2w. SEYMOUR CURTIS. 'I‘l‘.
AUTOMOBILE RACE FOR VANDER-
BILT CUP ON LONG ISLAND.
Saturday Oct 6
Boat will leave from Bridgeport.
(City Dock), on arrival of 12:05 p. m.
train from South Norwaik.
«norm inlaid}
Our Line of
ladies Writinq Desks
in tho most oomploto Ill town. and FOR MEN-
raugon in price from $4.46 up. ’
’l‘llo Lat-int Things ill H & S
Morris Chaim .......... $5.75--~8l4.75 anal] on S
Mission Morrix (‘llulrs .. $7.4m» $1] fill
Iim‘kors ................ sins—4am» 3600 AND $5.00.
Dining Chairs ............ ilhrwwszlhtl
Shh-boards ............ “(infill—4:35.00
liullota ................ $17.30»-$2ti.5il l
Soi‘as ...................... $0.35 up R l t H l h Sh
Turkish ('liulru ........ SUMO-«$50.00 a S on ea 08
iron (‘ouohon $6.50 34,00,
l’iliowa .................. Taco-31.50
Quilil-l .................. Sl.ll0~v8l'l.tltl
F. A. MITCHELL, '
3 and 5 Wait St. Norwalk. Conn.
Tel. 675—2.
Illfl trinity Still
76 WASHINGTON ST
Whore you will llnd u oonlploto line of
Stationary. Also Toys and
Lam! Novelties
.ltillt arrived a full lino oi l’ylogra-
phil- Supplloa.
Try our new Ink Erudlouior.
botlio and oho application.
i Notice.
Elite
for Men and Women
“.00 AND $3.50.
——_._
Serviceabie School
Shoes for Children
PHONE. 453.
"WEAR SHOES TIMI ill"
Ono
'l‘ho pollcol 7,
3...... ma...
J
H. KRIEGER & 00
WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
'i‘Iio nooro . , .
.\l a nlooliug ot‘ the diroi'iors M the
l.
*t
The Krieger 00.
till, illlllNi Hill.
ll-Mifli SilllS.
ISIS’ illiiii.
In Fancy Plaids.
Call and look at the
NEW STYLES.
Also
New Furniture
For the Fall.
H. KRIEGER & co.
4
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NOT YE'DBUT_SOON. You
will need coal in the near future.
Are you ready for cool weather?
Better not delay ordering until
the last moment.
We cater to the whim: and
fancies of all kinda of heating up-
paratus ailing coal for fuel. When
you know what you want come
here and get lie-when undecided
come here and let us help you
with our advice.
Iiltl inns tilt in.
Annual thin: lilting.”
The inhabitants, Iogal rotors, at tho
Town of Norwalk, are harohy llotlllod
and warnod that tho annual town
morning of Mild town will he held on
tho llrnt Monday 0 October. 1906. tor
lilo ullrpoao oi oi ting. by ballot.
town amoerll, to on: uolaolmon. ool-
Iortor or town IRMI. conaiallloa, grand
jurors. allocation. gorilla" of town ,lll".
rtlltnla. hoard or roller. school vialtorll,
rollildrarll or vomit. and true war-lion.
'l‘ho polio will " open for Mild our.
polio from six 0‘. h in tho turonoon
unlit llva o‘rlook ”the afternoon. at
the Town House or tho li'lrat Voting
Diatrtot; at the Putnam How House
on Franklin attest. Booth Narwalk.
tor the Second Voting Dlatrlct. and at.
Randall's block. on Van zlmllt ntrcot.
aim Namath, for the Third Voting
Dim ct. .
mum at Namath the 26th day of
p
cm comma,
‘ . “monogram .19. .
Be toolbar 1900.
p ’ Abram AVIIBON.
mm A. naown.
“at; ...Mmm '
“at
‘ershnrh tinted Lightsm
we have a lull lino of \Voiahaoh hoods to show you.
The Reed cl. Volk Electrical Common.
36 Washington Street. Opp. Teluphone Exchange.
Whn Not Bun ’Your
Own Home? .
ltoillll ale advancing all the lime.
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing acarcer every day. We hare a
number at very donirahle homes tor
auto, and can make the terms and
price right.
J. M. Layton a 00.,
IIGOII’OBATED.
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Sheet Music
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non suction.
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noun mm .
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