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a. W "fin-mm WI!-
ilocking to the polls early today to cast
their votes for governor. two represent-
ativos in Congress, and the members.
of the legislature. Both parties claim-
ed to ‘be sure of victory.
New York. r
NEW YORK. Nov. ii.~——A light tall oi!
wet snow was seemingly no detriment
to the early voter here today. and re-
Fall Suits
and Overcoats .
$10 to $25
can ALwava as rouse ouame
susmseagnoune AT
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN .
14 wasHlNo'ron smear. scorn
uonwatlt. can u.
raaspnons was
‘t.
ports from various parts of the city‘ I WI:r 3‘
in the first hours were that vot rig was , *
30W 1"“‘9: Candy. ’ as brisk as it usually Is on the ' .
partofl ;.v, . . g; ,, .
OUR HOME MADE IWEITO Park & Tilford S electors who have to get out early and NH. 1": i i z "' SUITS TO 3U"- ALL- “I'll-“iii ‘
will certainly tickle your palate. Ai-
wsys fresh and enticing.
hury to work.
Measures were taken to guard the OVERCDATB T0 OVERCOAT ALI"
DeliciousCandies
”Milan
__ __ polls and were on the usual compre~ "
F. A MNE SOLD AT , Illcllsive “met. one} wulCh‘IILIITY 1:“ par- OVERCOAT3~8porty novelty effects. Conservative ones ill
. tea wore on n orce. 4 ,e rou e .
TOI. 400. . 61 Washington St. F. H BAXTERS of any sort was reported in the early ii): Serge lined, “1k lined. fly front and button
DRUO STORE hours. 0‘18" \i I 'Mwfl‘w
At ll o‘clock the weather was still un-
settled, wltli indications of clearing if
anything, less promising than when the
polls opened.
Time for K. D. Framss for next suin-
mcr’a boat. now. Bpeclalprices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 26-h"
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One ill-ft. with 5% h. p. Stanley. .Very
8UlT8——-Mixtures in the latest warsteda and casssimeres \
in np-to'the-nilnute colors. Blacks. Blues.
SHOES—~Russets (light tan and chocolate shades), Pat- \
out Colt, Gun Metal, Vlci Kid. High grade only. \
03.60 to $5.00.
Ohio. _
'I‘Olii‘lllli), 0.. Nov. Snnrilection day
started out here clear and cold. Polls
lilIAl NEWS _
svaume SENTINEL fEIeFHone
> mo»! info-l
.mnikua ull
CALI-3 “he” “ ““3“ “W- The Bolus of Hart Schai‘incr & Marx Clothes . d - - ‘ " \
- t mail a. in and will close at . . .
92.2—Nuw3 Dopartmont OSCAR ANDERSON i 3’55“] I: Volil diiriii the first h ii COAT SWEATERS in a great variety of colors. \ ‘
92-3—Buaineos Department “a in...” new“ 3 ° ' w , ‘
44'2“3""¢h 0m": N°Mlk OysterShehPoinhNorwaIk CLEVELAND '0 Nov 8-Electlon "m unwmar’ mm. "d ”mm" Hm Hm’ mm" \-
390 “EdiW'J‘ Residence GET SUITED day opened in. Cleveland with the Oaps,Neckwear. «a w ‘- ,
729-5—City Editor's Residence
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unset.
tlod weather followed by fair on Wed-
nesdays Not much change in tempera-
ture. Moderate to brisk west winds.
Pleasant weather prevails this morn-
ing in all sections of the country ex-
Wenthcr raw and cold and the fore
caslcr predicted snow hurries. The In-
clement day and a light registration
pointed to a small vote in the city.
i’olle opened at 5:30 a. in. and will
close at 5:30 p. in.
Michigan.
i)l€ii'1‘()l’l‘. Mich. Nov. 8.»~Eloction
day opened cold and clear and the,
Price’s Clothing Store ~
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
THIS is the greatest season we have ever had
for suiting men—because we have the pro-
per clothes for them we are able to satisfy every
man that comcs~particular or over-particular——
it‘s all the same to us. Because here is the cream
of the newest Suits and Overcoatkperfcctly
right in style. fit. wear and looks.
Flannelette Robes
ML.--”
Flowered and Plain Colors and
Persian Effects
cent on the North Pacific coast, the SHORT ONES its an 5 workers were out early trying to briugl
Lake region and the North Atlantic 50c. 75c. 89c.‘$1.00 a; te govercfat$' $‘° $0853“ Io'the polls the voters that are not to
coast. There is no severe storm pre- m r _vcrcoa 3' 3° to 2 ' remain way in non‘presidcntinl elec-
vailing, but a slight disturbance ecu. LONG ONES O Hats. Shir“. Underwear and other good fur- lions. iii lietroll the polls are open
tral over Pennsylvania is
producing 1.00 1_ 0 1.69 .00 nishin s for men and be s, from 7 n. m. till it p. in., but in most - .- m
unsettled weather with light snow in 3 ' S 5 ’ T ’ ‘2 g . y places throughout the state the hours
the eastern portion of the Lake region of voting are 7 a. m. to in p. in. ENTERTAINMENTS i ENTERTAINMENTS
and New England.
Thanksgiving Pastels
6 for 5c.-—-2 for 5c—5c each
I. l.MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson)
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Maryland.
BALTIMORE. Nov. amulet-lion day
in Maryland dawned clear and cold
anti the voting proceeded with fair
rapidity in the earlier hours. Election
in this state is for congressmen.
Virginia.
RICHMOND. \‘n.. Nov, Rial-Election
day began crisp. cool and clear. Dom-
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 42; high, .78.
Cloudy. '
Mon, Tues, Wed
BIJOU DREAM
Thanksgiving day comes early this
year—~two weeks from next 'I‘hursday.
W. B. King, of it. (i. Dim & (20.. of
at Hoyt’s
Theatre
EVENINGS. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND 0 P. M.
Every Saturday Ev’g 3 Complete Shows
WILL BE VEN
FIRST SHOW, 0:80 P. M. BECOND SHOW, 0:00 T’. M.
THIRD SHOW 9:30 P. M. .
EVERY SHOW WILL BE COMPLETE
Martin’s Dog Bandits, in the Great
Train Robbery
Leslie Thursion, Xylophone, Soloist
Mahoney Bros, Songs and Dances"
Archambault. Gilbet 8i DeVet, in avocai-
TWO STORES:
Bridgeport is in town today on bust The New Store South Nor-walk ()Crutit‘ nmnngoi-x claim a solid dele-
nose. - '_ _ gallon of ten congressmen, while the
Dudley Raymond. of West avenue. 34 Wall Stu Norwalk. 14 800* MM 8L Republicans claim two. MATINEE DAILY, 2 P. M.
witnessed the Andovor-Prlnceton game
Saturday, in which Andover was vic-
lorious.
Mr. and Mrs. David Sheellan. of
School street. are entertaining David
J. Sheehan. of Washington. 1). 0. lie
came to Norwnlk to vote.
A large eel was the cause of a lot
of trouble with the water pipe In the
Salts Textile Mills. when it got into
the pipe and clogged it up.
Mrs. Oscar L. Canfleld. of 15 Union
place, Norwalk. who has been visiting
with relatives in Waterbury, is expect-
ed to return to her home this after-
noon.
Mrs. Joseph Thiele. who has been
the guest of Councilman and Mrs.
William Miller, of Madison street. has
returned to her home In Buffalo. New
York. ,
Oliver Mitchell. of Elm street. who
Oklahoma.
lil‘TliIIli‘i. Okla. Nov. 8.-~»A heavy
early vote was polled in Oklahoma to-
day. The proposed constitutional
amendment in substitute local option
for slate-wide prohibition has aroused
great interest.
Delaware. .
\\'lI..\ilNii'i‘0.‘J. liel., Nov. 8. »»»»» Inter.
cal ill today‘s election [or congress and
the legislature dries not appear to be
as meat as usual. The contest is ex-
pected to be close,
Elmira.
ELMIRA. N. Y. Nov. 8.~-~A heavy
snow storm act in early today and be~
fun- 9 o'clock several inches had‘fal-
lea. I'olillral loaders assert that: the
storm will iii-rally reduce. the Repub-
lican vole iii the rural districts. An av.
crane vote is being pulled lit the city
districts with evidences of much ripiil‘
ling. ‘
Toothsome
Truths
The need of a dentist often comes so
sliddcnly that a person rushes into the
first open door he fintla~~ofien to his
regret. it is not. necessary to wait till
you are taken with a “jumping" tooth-
ache before consulting a dentist. Ile-
meniber the old adage. "A stitch in
lime saves nine." and look uell to your
teeth.
Good materials. fair. treatment and
moderate prices are my standards
Consultation free.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main BL. South Norwalk
N0 MAN IN THE WRONG CAN KEEP UP WITH THE MAN IN THE
RIGHT—WHO KEEPS ON COMING.
No western feed, mlnntactured hundreds of miles away. conse-
quently always stale. and compased mostly of the bl-products of the
mIIlHIn keep up with a feed made here at home. fresh ground each
day. and composed entirely of good clean grains and pure wheat pro
ducts—«if it keeps on coming.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds‘koflgi‘ts custom-
ers, Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. i‘altio and Poultry.
MANUEL roao Hates.
is employed as cashier oi‘ the Norwnlk H011”: 9 ll. m. to 3 P- in. Holidays ““ , a a . . ”
branch of the Armour iieei‘ Company, by appointment only. ‘ . _ ., “A” , ‘ ,.-. W ‘ .. .. . 19.55"” ....-..-M...:.. ..-.. . ' \‘N‘iscon‘sim‘ ~ ‘ . ‘ 0 It » .
spent Sunday at hi3 parental home In ._____’ _.__._.,..--... .s.._............_...__._.... " MILAVALDILL. “it, 3‘“. 35",““313‘ lStlc ‘ferlng‘ The Undersmdy '
Weehawken N J O ’ O was a rush to ”W election booths by k >
' ' ' ‘ 0 ' the laboring element when the polls . o '
Iinrry F. Camp. of Norwalk. who In C t N t lB k ut l S [S a t . . 1 . , , N gh
employed in the post oiilce department I y a Iona an ‘ . ‘ _ 32:13:,“ u’i‘li’ealtgiliiil‘l‘hdxb 5:301:33: EIBCt'on Returns Tue8day I t
at Washington, is spending a few days ' ’ ' ' _ , .. ‘ '.
. . SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. and Social lieniouals have put up a
his parental home in Lamp stieet. lie Small Buttodish (not dressed) 5lbs 250 SALMON. STEAK COD. NATIVE ‘ , .. . .
came here to vote. TRANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING Whiting (not dressed) . ..... 4 lbs. 250 BASS, GREENPORT OYSTERD, NEW 33h: :Ssllii‘titnis :i’c5iiliiiid'iih‘id.cmlmy‘ Change Of Vandevdle every MOON & 1km
A meeting of the Endeavor Circle. of susmsss Hake ------------------- Per lb» 10c “WORD AND 35* “CALI-”:3 mm“ Motion Pictures Every DI!
the South Norwnlk Congregational ._.,- Weakfish ............... per lb., 12: (Equ‘eiiiigryéLragoTITJTJBNSD'O'AEND. CHICAGO... Nov. 35—.\VIIII prospects
Chin-on, will be held at the residence Capital Surplu. “a prom. Flatfish ................. p... "3,, 12¢ LgNO%LAM8 AND ovBTERS m for n cold and cloudy (my, "Dump,” Jawstt Piano. by Steinsrt A Dona 60., Used Exclusively
of Mrs. ""f‘°l’." R' Inylor tomorrow at. ”00,0001” $117,000.00 . ALI 1- RED 3 ELL or all complcxlons began their task of
traces at .l oclock. SNAPPER BLUES' H BU ' H ' getting out the vote at r. o'clock this Matinee -PRICES... Evem
.phere was a iarile yellow dog lying 8an Deposit Boxes. 33 and Oops:- you morning. “MW at mm sides were 50 d we BO 25 100 5D
In Cross street “9‘" ”‘9 railroad cress- discounted at the last hour by the re an X se‘tso C m !
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.—
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Bsmuel Grumman
ing Sunday morning, but the owner of
the animal was not known. The dog
was dead and had been poisoned.
~~~Wood sawed and split by electric
power, at Raymond Bros.
There was a meeting of Knights of
Columbus. Catholic Union Council, last
evening. at the quarters in West ave-
fusal or lolliloo “silent voters" to re-
veal their intentions to canvassers
from either the Democratic or Re- *-
publlcan parties.
The (ionaressioual fight in illinois
is almost overshadowed by the legisla~
live election. In three senatorial dis.
trlcts: in the state. legislators. under
indictment for legislative miconduct.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
o .
i :‘x
So. Norw “
Leading .
Theatre
FREE DELIVERY.
MUSIC HAL
, “a: .
nae. instead of the regular meeting to- . r ‘ ‘ m .
alliahii. degaytzd because of tshe 1elect‘ign. JCL.:i.s't‘la% axial: $.0hWa’llao‘s-‘UM':N n ‘ w, are ‘uln‘h‘glwfliTBL Continued LOEW’S VAUDEVI LLE
as arr e owon, 0 pr ng , Fred H. Rowan _ ‘. . . ,
is able to take short walks every day i "MFNOAD iMPROVEM‘NT. Success Of 4
. s
WE GET THE PACE—OTHERS FOLLOW
TWO BIG SHOWS DAILY, Excepting Saturday
COMPLETE CHANGE MONDAY AND THURSDAY "
” ...¢.fi. 1'. ”m
MATINEEO AT 2:30 EVININOO AT 0:10 "
now after having been confined to her
home for a number of weeks with ly-
phold fever. Friends are pleased to
hear of her recovery.
Frank Hanks. of Main street. is
Sum of ”£00,000 to he» upended on
the Air Line.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 8.——A aunt of
about 88,000.000 some months ago vot-
Comiag.-——High Quality. Low Price
Demonstrations Cheeriully Given
constructing a Biarlot model mono—
plane. lie is limiting only a very small
one to begin with, but it his eflorts are
met with success he will erect one
that will carry him aloft.
Phone 572-2——— J. R. Raylnond
ed by the directors of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company to he used at the discretion
of the president. will be expended at
the comics improvements or the Air
5c,10c and 15a i i 100. the. 200 and 26° “
runs: FULL snows SATURDAY
2:30 P. M. M.
~~TODAY'3 PROGRAM-~—
-
a
one P. M.
P.
‘i
S. L. Benedict, - Agent
..._.-—_. --...—————- ~—
Jay 3. Buckley. of Franklin avenue. Linc. between New Haven and Wills
$23,122:. fiehlilo‘hznirgiiiilgl D‘La‘wdoiiil‘lal s However minim. Which improvomem. Drama” Englggmgnt anagram", n!
' ‘ ,... . .., .. u . . . .. "W... am will be completed in two years. e- -
iii“ arlel and he was forced to “PM" New specials every day at the Mints Edward 8. Mine. ot ow Rochelle. tween Idd‘ietowu and Williinantlo NY
.. Small , .. .. Wm .. JOE DEMING & COMPA . .
9. :7.
could be worked. lie is now getting it
new
A Ila Scenic Production-noes! of Five People
“Tl-IE TRAVELING MAN':
JOSE FLYNN PIKE & CALM
Dialect Comsdlsnns Dancing Wonders
000 in the improvement grades. the re
duction of curves. the construction of
Ion: sldinss and the iillins of the by.
man viaduct. The rebuilding of the
bridge that crosses the Connecticut
Louis 3. Bears was in Bridgeport.
yesterday. on a business trip.
Frederick Jenkins, of Stamford. was
in town yesterday on business. -
’I‘h Norwalk Bouritles Corporation
Ollioo Is closed today because of elec-
tlon. as is also Barker's Launch
Works.
Mr. and Mrs. George C. M. (Il'egory,
your pay. than is
some one right
here In this town
getting lsss,‘ and
working well, and has several
pieces of apparatus.
There are several meetings in the
Masonic circles this week. Washing-
lt on want 8. a H. green stamps
igidfiizgegigi‘hii Lahri‘ii'niii Lilli: $32: “Vi" "‘°"°" 0' WW" “9"“! “”93: wam'dfly '“ free Lead the Great ADP Tea Company {it"inifiiii'iniiiiiii’: gmfzggfi Lilli)? Holding 0“,. to Accommodate m. Loesl Athlstssiwm Desire $971.”?!
excellent master's degree. There will Do YOU! New York “Mr ““9“ “ii iii llllm- advertisement. Between New Haven and the land a" . .
000 more.
Middletown it is planned that the line
he doubletracltsd and grades { and
curves reduced. When those improvsv
ments are completed the air line route
will be used much more extensively
drums in the evening.
it was noticed yesterday that one at
DeKlyn’a delivery aliioliiobilos was be
in; towed about the town by the other
one of the same pattern. This was
he a maritime! the Folioworatt Club
this evening in the Masonic Hail.
Thursday oysning St. John’s lodge,
No. ti, will confer the entered spot-err
lice degree. This is a special convoca.
Special 1 ices an buffets and side-
boards at. itchell‘s.“ See prices in
advertisement. J
'I‘here villi he a in tins of the Rob
ortriiltnmet club this evening in the A.»
Four For Cont.
interest paid on
savings Deposits.
THETHREE APOLLOS
In Their moo Ohalisnos Past ,,
l” , thought onset- and looked as though , , . 1
,. tion. , o .. 0. H. hall, in Wall street. than now for passenser business. .. a Political
moi-and Snyder. formerly of south LL21? 'Jii'iio‘i’i'hii'im,"iiiiii‘vifiidi’iii Ray El. Sherwood. of Norwalii. took freight business going as new chiefly chm Future BILLY K: WELLS WI
Norwallt.'late of New. York, made his over thsxahors Line on account. 012.“!
, Monologue . “I
it was‘sspiaincd this morning that it I party of ideas: ”Malt! balloon
iii’i’m'iii'nignwii‘i 3:330:th Lem; M ‘ in tile ensign oh tilt;I Ilrmhto tow the“; gang“. They report...“ excellent 1%: nth-“iii; rgg‘t'tgizngofigc'rixfilx YONIOHT wumnww lvuIi . .
‘ machine's out y t e at or one anti - * » ‘ ‘ e b 1 sale , _ . - N a
'40 LTMVOI for the Joli F. 3““. H‘t II: “D. “lnh'fod “p, TOIIDWIIIK “)6 In' if ya“ Wollid lknowprrflonu'ne clothe. "Nog:t{:;’:h§:¥"mg:g:::lpging:s ‘Igoldd- DANCING COUNT'Y OTDHI . .
Co pony and is aim ,, dialling [004-
H has a combat at Its. many oi
, «which in curled him-sir. betas a cart-
, or by trade. mundane" wish him.
. «My success tor his career of travel-
sstlstaetion. Joseph ' vis‘ saysrtisr
howyou can became
stalistlon of new parts.
than; the Norwalkera employed in
New York city who are not working
today man of election are the tol-
lowing: Robert M. Lee. Robert lion:
WM Price. Charles Bennett.
Mia Rose. Harald
Iis ties Returns Road Item the Our Great Pastors?
1’ ‘ Itsgs ‘ lasso-60 ‘
. lion-Pr . .
To increase Our Matisse Attsniiauss an Order on the Vsowolllfllh
tor a. Md “XII also; ‘
lag Bar Harbor.
M '
BANK ROM!” dl‘i‘ $2.000. ‘
TOLEDO. 0.. Nov. LuAfter blowing
s' rtion oi the vault through the
coiling-with aitro-siyosrine. crack-men
moat will tell you
soonlintsl.‘
‘ your eyes prepared tor the aw
in ‘ of long reading that they will
have to stand from now out . lee what
7 Theme:- luul to uni shout it. .‘ scoured neon mm the colonel-sank,
am "id ”Mill! 0‘0“. it outta. “who? arrived at the a privateinstitotinn st Jerry City.
,l. dim-lei Rowe. Royv'imls- homer r. and an. M. Ii. .mmi Ohio. at miles tram Toledo, early this
“i WP ”Rundown. severance-a a ' ‘ ' iii-Julius. Baturdarsvsnlasrlmornli'i’so. 'i‘hsfibbm «coped in an
.... “can“ ‘ iir~-»na.nwlw
. are: or . ,’ H'. onl
spendiasthe day about . , , .
.i, vacation in rat m ‘ Haven“ even.
. i
5“ man 5!
l
y.
ltilolifls rare! '0“ fl .,
~ ., { Elinor“! street, who ‘ law
W21. film after stinesti‘opl , so promenade: cams ma as: J
a Thanksgiving least in, their suede moraines ai' lam. amid
. Islam tellers??? " . 7 l... ; , (7 ., nooawltha ' ,
sma minnow
' , .; on silos (vain
a nine 4' t
r
.ti oi
‘. and tile-
y .
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