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All second cluss pout-onions
been" tibslgnntcd 11s postul
hanks.
hnvo
savings
. Arthur Waldron. of South Norwnlk.
spout yesterday 111 the1 state fair in
Hartford.
Miss Margui'rlic lloynnltlu, of Not-
Wnlh, has 111111.111 11 guest of Miss Flor-
51111-11 lJcnton. Rldgctidld.
' --—Soit 1111111 11.51) 111152.311.
(Jl'ilricn
P11111111 apples 111111 ,11-11111 111'11 picniit
1'1 i this 1.1.1.111: 1111 but thc 111111 'l1 crop i1111‘.
t1itl9 light in «111111 sections.
W
Lincoln Council, N11.
United A111111'i1nn M9 hanirs iviil hold
its \tcoklv11111ll111:. this owning.
Mrs. William Jones. 111’ Hunter 11\'11~
one. has rcturncd 11111111 11 visit ih Non,
York' Waterbury 21nd Nowurh. N. .l.
1.1111011 11111113111111”. of Wont 111'11-
111113. is enjoying 11 d 1) '1 \1ll'1‘lllull t‘mm
' his duties in tho Pnirilvhi (‘unnly Suv-
11.111911 Bunk.
Humholt Lodge. .\'(1. ti. 0. ll. ii. 8..
"will hold lt11 monthly business monthly:
this evening.
Muin stt'rct. '
Mrs. Willimu ll. Berra; oi thhzoilchl
111111111111,
11111! Mrs. D. W. Workman
is her 11111151. -
”Yell" Volvo {111' th11 l11'i1l1111 11nd
park will mark 1l11~ l111.'.'.11111i1111 of lhoi
greatest growth 11ml lli'uspl‘l‘ll) that
dear old solid Nurwnlh has 111'111
known.
Mrs. George 1.. 1.111-kwopd and Mrs
Hurry llnllwltz. 11f Norwulh, drc'spcnd-
ure remembering their lorul friends
""wllh poutul curds.
H. S. Brown, or Non-town mount», is
,, 13113019111; 11 two works' v.11uti11n from
Ills duties in the \111 unik post which.
and his R. 11‘. 1111111111 i111 point: catered
.1 by George (‘nrtcr of Weston.
‘ ‘
mil. 0. Pollard. tor ueioctmnn.
William W. Rat'-
and
Horace l4. Huhbell, of Norwnik. hum
11111111011011; 1111111111 With 11111111 11111111
in his launch today in search or unap-
per blues. 1
Dunn. LeGrund
The South Norwulk Epworth League
imp @lll‘fid M. ii. Fort'a unto bus from
'llridgeport to curry them in Cannon
Station for the lapworth League rally
They will l'onte the First bi. E. Church
this evening 1117 ociock
Mrs. William R. Grace. who has
’ been employed 111 the C. & K. hut {no
hit-nth; 1111111. .,
tory since last spring. in reported
much woroe today. 111 the home or her
mother. Mn. Lawrence Grout. Her
runny friends are very anxious about
. her.
111111111111 1... onion, oi illitn street. the
1111111111 sutomohiis dealer and once
M. 111m notewlsy in Hartford
lure he won 111111111111 the opportunity
{liming President William 1-1. 111111
‘ hit speech ot the plate fair in pro:
‘ at our capitol city.
ware lighted up the town hall
Mini loot Main: when the Amorh
1111111 $111111 come to Nor-walk and nova
“1111111 concert in {rent of the N011-
k,flotoi sud n few 11111111- pieces
iicbted with the tire. The c611-
W161 Norwoiit'poo poopio 111111 tho hand
a minim tot munch ' 111 11111111111111 thilterttroi‘thotoflmit
W 11110111111011in “bmfltbolsmflildthsitlio
' would hhiro all 11 till '
1 Which. Councilman William B. Burg
in its 11111111111. in hforih.
ing 11 short time at Atlmtic (‘hy 11ndI
we”: 11111111111111 by (him I 11111113;
3.191.111 traitor will“. 11111111; 11111 no
M
11111111111111.11101111111 1.; Pidgeop. Colin ll
,cilmuu 'l‘homga H. Cautyp 501111 J
“null. 15. C. Puimor. ii‘runh ii. Fitch.
Frank W. Bodied. E. It}. Mead, Edeou
K. 181. John. Eugene ‘51 Luiiin. Coun-
cilman C. A. Quinton-d, Councilman .111-
cob Linxweiler. Councilman James '1‘.
Powers, Mayor Edward ..l Finnegan.
Rev. Stephen 8 Chcrnitzky and John
11‘. McMuhou
Senator Donovan's Speech.
Mayor Albert M. Pohimhu. Who pre<
gilded oyer the meeting called the im1
1111111811 gutnctiug to attention shortly
alter 8 11 clock
tt'oductiou in which he cuilod the hi»
tcntion of the gathering to the fact
thnt on"l\londuy thorn would be 1111
election 111. which time the greatest
improvement over projected in .tho'
town would be piuccd aquurely before
the people. he introduced Senator
.icrcmlnh Donovan 11111 the ilrut speaker
01' the. evening. The presentation of
”111 popular 11111111101 was greeted with
rim-1'11 and uppinuuc.
11361111111111 1111111 1111111 Puts.) 1.
11nd 1111111 11 short in~'
Potterna
criptionu 111‘ selectcd' McCall
.‘ ‘ Winter.
Free Tomorrow
Fall and Winter ready 11.111111112111111 catalogue of McCall's
Thin cataloghe is tuned ovary pix months
at 11 great expeuoe. contsins iilnutrntiono and des-
1111111 tomorrow at the Pattern Department.
Patterns tor 11111111 and o
Greatest Reductions "5
Ever Made
very latest styles.
Smart White Hats
"A large assortment to select from.
styles in White. Blue. Grey and Ten; all this season’s
Prices 51.98 to $3.49. " 1
Many new F‘ull
... .- .-... ._...5
Tomorrow is the day we clean up all Summer Merchandise. regardless of what former values were.
greateat bargain "onto 01’ all Summer soles. Be sure to come to this" busy store tomorrow.
Many of our best housing are not: advertised
This will be one of the
25c Lisle Hose
All film's.
hair.
‘
m
,.
Dresses 621:
51111111111 Donovan spoke in part as
follows: Mr. Chairman and tollowi
citizens; 11 1101111111 111111111 heronuul'y' 101
roll attention to what 111111 token 11111129..
The 111M1- huu 3111111111! 1111 11111110111111?
ition 111 550.001) 1111' the constrmstion of
bridge over the. Norwnih rivcr 11nd thof
cuttthhuhment or u pork. 'Aud just. at
word or two in regards to this icnturof
oi the bill. it is the optlllon of thc1 onel
111l1l1'c1111i11g you that it‘ either side 011
‘tho mutter hetero you (the bridge or.g
purhi 111011111 full in its punsnge by thei
(it'dt‘i‘ 0f¢poofllo 11111 whole prophultlun will 1m;
in rog‘nrni: 111 the1 11111110111 intion Thnt
lis to 9111', it’ the Milk 111111111111, 111 wind
down, th1~ town will got no 1111111- 1111
.Mnt-n'lul louf 1
Why is 11 purl. wluhcd‘.’ '
Firstly, in 111'1t111' that 1111.1 1-1111.1,1tr111'-=
1111-111. the “ho 111‘ which 11111 11111 111:1
inund 111 11111 whole 11111111 with 0111-. 1111-;
c11pllnn.\'1tt 11 110111 coutctnpimcs thel
immodintc lmmtt of r11111l11,h11u11111ui,.j
11ml 111i1111 i11111t11ouu things 111111 1111 with
Him park. but what. is 15a111111l in 111 111' ,
‘uuirc the land. Everyone 111 31111 wish?
to cliutiunto 1111 111111111111 which hits ho ‘
11111111 ilm 11"1111-11 night 111011;; the 111111
11.111151 lino of the 11111111,. 1.
lpunrds or 511111111111) 11113 11111111 up.
ptopriulmi by this «111111 int hlldgcu
and 1111 111 this 11.11111 not (1111.1 ponny oil
thin 1'1111111 to i1uirileld 1111111111.l1‘or:
this reason ulont1 you wish 111 not 111111
5111111111 it in not 1hnrilv. 'lh11 countt
1is entitled to it 111-1111111111 tho 11111111 hni
111li111'tt1d taxes from corporations hov-
iug it'nnchiuca in the county rlor up-
wurdu 111 twouti dive y'cnm or more.
“'liu-y hutc short the corpmliilmul the?
right to go over the 11111181119111) 1111111.
111111th to wear it out 11nd 111111 uhuuid
help to pny lot 11 now 0119. 'l‘hctctoru
it in no gift but simply 11 but you pro.i
entitled to. Hartford 11111111 ouohuli oi
the tuxeu collected by the stale and
about 5211,0110 additional euch your.
Monday the town is going to role
for everything and all the bill coils
for because it belongs to you. Do not
light on petty inaneo on thst doi‘.
Ill «peaking oi the credit which
somebody should get for the solo par
nose 0! the bill through the General
Assembly. that should not come to
m1». 1111 has been intimated. 'All the
credit belongs to the General Anon!
hly, even to the most. bumble member
of the name 'who did nothlnl more
than out his vote in invor oi the pro-
ject. When the legislators in elected
,to the Gehorol 'Asoembly they named
to do all they could for the town which
sent them there. and it should he no
crodit'to them tint they did.
You had opioudid support oi the
General Assembly from the people
from your town. in the Genersi M-
oombly. you 'hod every vote in hit-
itold'countx that was cut. it. was
marvelous under the existing condi-
tiono when the uovornor raided the
111111111 corry it over his head with such
a [rest vote. Do not throw this notion
away. Can you rosiiu the wink that
boo been done tor you. out; out as-
oocisto from Dorian whot hos been up-
permost in his mind tor the put four
weeks. 'You will reply him on Mon-
day. ‘
fro-11111111 Moot. T111111
MoyowPolilmn' then introduced
Henry 1’. Prion. president of the Nora
Tall Board at ’l‘rsdo. ' Iir. Prico’
pooh brloly. Jain: tint 11110 pork
woo s moo-airy. 11nd that the Harwell:
third at Trade nod 111111111111 both the
brim sol tits parka \
111.1111. silo shout at the «.11 0:1
111111 of tin- purl. muy hr 1111 lutprore-‘ ,
100 Children’s theories, loss 1
price.
13". down lutdlcu‘ Summer V
to go at om1 pricc.l'w inilcn
151:
Why hunt quality Lisle Hone. slight .
lmper factions that are never noticed.
While this lot insto,i.'1c
$125 Children's
On sale tomorrow, 62c.
101: Summer Vests 5c
hhn hell
1111111. all
d at lilc
Waists $1.49
All of our Wallis sold It 32 to 33.
about 40 left in the 101. To close
out at 81.49. ‘
.
Dresées at $1.98
All Dresses sold 1111 high an 81'», while
the lot intuit. $1.98.
Corset Covers 25c
Croat-111111 Carol's. trimmod with rib-
huu 11nd embroidery; good (the vul-
11911. On unic. 25c.
$16 Suits $9.98
Suite of line Somewin Black, Blue;
Gray and line Mixtures. not a Bull
in the lot In” for less than Sill. A
great chance to get 11 Full Suit at
grunt reduction. Very special to-
morrow. 39.98. No alterations.
50c 'Gowns 39c
Lace and Embroidery trimmed Gowns.
good 50c values. For tomorrow. 39c.
25c .Lawns 1255c yd
You pay no one-halt price tomorrow
ior about 500 yards oi lino Lawns,
very neat patterns to select from.
For tomorrow. lime yd.
Dresses at '79c “
We‘nre closing out 11 lot of Summer
Dresses made of good quality Lawuo
all nines. On sale. very special. 791'.
50c Lunch Cloths 25c
l—y‘urd square Lunch Cloths, Sold at
501'. Just for tomorrow you pay us
Lhc.
. s3 611131.98
We will sell tomorpow‘ 20 pieces line
Leather Bags. extrmgood leather
liningn. each Bug has several extra
plecés; excellent values at 53. While
this email lot lasts. 31.98.
* AT” HOUR SPECIAL
Nothing sold to children and pos-
itively oulyduring time advertised
Tamorrow
l a. Mffi'fi. to
shows '.
FR'Ul'IiOF THE
LOOM MUSLiNr
9a.
CLARK’S 0. N.
Tomorrow
1111. to 10 a. m
Tomorrow
T.
10 c.1111. to 11 I. m
’ PAD supp-0111511111
Tomomw
ii a. «1.11112 1111.
AMOQKEAG GINO»
51: HAIR NETS, 21.4.1:
Tomorrow Tomorrow
ip.m.to£p.
50c 311K HO§E.
Tomorrow
2 p. m. to 3 p. m
261: DR. LYONS'
"I.
1 ap.m.to1ip.m.
tp.m.to§p.m.
6p.m.to7p.m
7p.m.to8p~m.
31c SPOOL HAM TO TH
7 .125 YD. 2 0 (1 i ' g 1 39C PR. 0 12:0onR.
. ‘. t . ' . “ inc Aittookong or T 5‘1"" 1‘3" '3"
0“ My thin in". 1). :\, 'i‘. (wood (-ol- All (Worn, this hour henu . . v 1
011lv 11141111111111“, 111111 1111111111111. 011 » 1. ' 1111151111111- 1111111111111, “‘1‘ ”W MW "’1“ A“ sm‘ "”8 "" 101111111 3’“ W 111
., 11 ~ «11 unit; 1‘11} all colors. this hour hour. all “no" women. during this Lyonc'. During this
3.1111. hour on sale
U 4 . ' 51 ‘ o
gc 3'1c Spool l 1. pair «to yard 24c 39c pair 12c
Tomorrow Tomorrow ' ~" Tomorrow H Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow
8p.m.t09p.m.
Wehrbtecltifithohwm‘ "
5c SILKATEEN. Sc
Shim,
regular 31'. on
31:
All colors in
loch.
sulo
Call
25c COLGATE'S. 111:
111111 1111' one hour you
'i‘nlcum Powder 111
0
buy t‘olgnte‘s
this hour
11c 29c
511.111. loop. 111.
BED SHEETS. 29:
'1’2 x 90. 0111' regular
50c Shoots. On sale
we KLEiNIRT’I
SLiP~OUT COLLAR
.UPPORTERO. on
Never mid lcuo than
me card. This hour
on sale
'151:
MUSLIN,
llleuched T willed
Muslin, 1 ynrd wide,
excellent quality.
This hour
S'éc yard
57/.O YD-
16c
251: 11121115111715
oncse SHIELDS
On solo this hour
9 9.111. to 10 p. m.
500 SILK GLOVES.
251:
Guaranteed Silk
Gloves. regular 50c.
This hour
hour
251: pair
Visit the Bargain Basement
W
vote tor the bridge and pork Add 1 ask
all of yon to do iikswioe."
General Froot's' Adamo.
General Russell Frost was then in-
troduced and spoifo 11o (allow. in part.
The spirit of humour that has been
mnnit’estsd by the Norweilt Board of
Trude nodtho people of Norwalk in
protecting this bridle and pork 111st.
ter is one oi the most encouraging
tenures oi the whole matter.
We all odmiro modesty. but some
times we are overcome by it. The
modesty ot'fionotor Donovan is slmoot
painful. As one who has been active
1" pushing this matter. i on that won
it not for the 'iondorohip oi 11.11111111-
Donavon. firstly. we should not hove
gotten the orislnai bill, snd it it were
not for his 'ioodershlp in tho oensto
sud his influence to the house. the bill
would never hope boon psuod over the
povernor'o vote. nod we would not
burs gotten the mu opprepriotion at
111.1111
Dowel nut that wont on to In!
thot fit o noon: bouquet he lied outline
ed 1113 position at o mom when its
11111111111111 tho um over com on»
all Hewitt 11wa unite in s roooluts
whitnouidbodmtormetttlsb-
whip.
11111. m1. 1111111 111111 11111 11111111116111!
attention“ 11111111 which no". note-
boon «111111.11 him in my “only;
111. town ammo. eon-1111111111111: out
Mountains. tnpprsuitot 11111 g
purposo, 111m mum wore 1.111.111; ' ‘
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WW...“ 1.. o.
1.1....«7
to report favorably on this provioion.
The finance. Judiciorl‘ sud oppropris-l
tlon committooo all refused to report
favorably on it. it was up to the
11001110 or Norwatk to any whether or
not it should be.
The bill was. reported tummy
without then provision. in the un-
oto. the slert senator introduced 'on
amsndmont providing for the oppre-
prlutiop, and with characteristic ouc-
oess he succeeded in will“ its poo-
use through both the sonolo end the
house.
Then The Norwailu lsid itsoll down
to peaceful dreomo but time were
rudely 11111111111111 1111111 when tho sow
mm 11on the provision of the bill
providing tor the appropriation. Then
it on that the people moo 111111 do-
mamlod the poo-an o! the bill. the
”mom veto to the contnry.1not-
withotondino. Tumult the Work or
111- W 11111 mountaintop.»
tilted uteriaily by ll who
not to mill m Ill Wt! of in
tow-”11.113 bill no main “Molly
POM
(tonal frost then opoko’ cl tin
Momma than 1m 1111 lulu 10111.11 canon troll-y till. recittnl 119m
swmfiotmhiomum. 1111mm 1;)“
wupropsmondsouttotttom.«
ittdflMtwflWdflM'
WM...“ .. . V .. 1984-111
either the conviction or the comm
final“ bombs as: at Willi
! 01 Ill“ «mind 1.1” i‘ loushm
3’ 3;.“ °°° 11m mm 111- m on 111111
‘mpoustonuomottw
'uasr won't» month asu-
W ”W m .nlio‘smlm blown
hm‘mmmmuo calibrate
INTZ'S
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they did not thoroughly 11111111111111
what they were doing.
Front'tbe first the people bore nob
uowlodued that the bridge woo o no-
oouuy. The “viability or mvlu
the buildings pro-onion s problem
11mm '11:. 111m. The town counoel
handed down u decision and it woo
band on good law tho: there was no
:existing low which. would mils the
renovoi e! the buildings penihio. Till
’cemuitteo wont deeper in round chat
luau on no wsy to do 111111 1111111131
‘iooislslin action which would be con-
stitution“. Then it was loud 111st
5 ton could condemns“: for tho
cod-tron cool a porn within its hm»
in. T11 was explainod at a town
meeting nod the committee instructed
to so about with tho work. ,
1' Doing obort oi funds. the ooumittoo
utenptod to use abortion oi the 010.-
009 already colloctod iron the people
Mthopurpooootnlhulnthom.
“M11 it who hot with d W on
tho out at tho mm M not the!
mil not in thin. The bill “I mil!
W sod when it who to m on»
mitten it W more cognition
wumtudcosiswoultnhich is
to bo A public nomity sod musi-
one.
iosli tour this who um um
individuaio anything permitting to the
work and their wishes will be honored
in the lesioloture tho work went
on day and night, but when once it
but been drummed into the hoods oi
the Iegiaiotoro what was wanted. that
who all that was 11mm
Per-anally and for the people. i
wont to extend any thanks to Room.
soltotivo Williamson. Our own more.
sedatives worm hard and did won.
but. he who u Mm 11111111111111 then
won a more active lobbyist. i never
knew of him.
u no accept the park ioaturo, we
will metro olxty act-too oi isnd tor o
More breathing place. Not a dollar
will no expended on tho perk until
the people have auctioned it by their
you.
to it not good businooo to take the
“0.00010!!!
1 do not Inticipnto ibot onuonth oi
the vote out will be usinst the putt.
W1» William. *
moor 111111111111 thou coiled on lisp-
rotootatlro William. its spoke
hrtoiir. win: that its 11111 not com to
that but to umn. 1 mm
mwmrmmosths worfiot
your lends". lot 1km ohm be
W by m hut' in Your
W how an Choir 11111-11 ind m
tutti“ to yours-
1'11111111 moon 11111111111111.1111.
11111111111111.1111. son. 11-21011 phr-
motored train robber. flatworm
W 1 .
Visit the Bargain Busement
MONUMENT TO CHADWICK.
W
Has Been lroctod Over i-lis Romlilll
in Greenwood Qsmotery. L. i.
Henry Chadwick. the pioneer buo-
ball mentor. who enjoyed every any
of his tour score and two years. due
to his outdoor occupstlon and love of
purines. its: o unique monument
over hi9 nmolno in Greenwood cone-
1ory. Lon: laiand. which is part or the
greet borough in’ which he figured In
conspicuously for over sixty years an
a sporting Journalist.
The monument consists of a tall
granite shalt. on one side or which in
bronco chsrscter may be mm a catch
er's Ilovoand polr oi baseball halo
crowed over it. 011 the front is o.
dismond-obopod ploto with his noon
and the words "F‘sther oi Basebsll.”
with tho «into of bio birth end depth.
Oyer this are two pens «mood. one
s quill out! the other a fountain on.
undo front the original on. him
by Joooph illicit. ol Birminchau. loo
land. shout oovonino roan ape.
Pravlouo to tint nothing woo noel to
write with oxospt quills. Summon:
tho monument is o lam when H'-
mm both tire world 111111 1 bone-
bill.
“Old 0111111.” no its to 1111111111111 colt
“tillhollfloftln'fldmlrd” W
to mod “or. iosvins Ed. Janos.
1111111 will to oer-ninth on Christina
dot. ohms in biojlory'. with his all
1min worli'n oil tbo'thhe 111111 the
m or the post. Ohwwinh sad
Jones wore side partners on tho New
You cuppa-.111" 111111 in the our
litter «two-tinned first trlonds 11:-
51111111 old Wu 111111.111 to no
, 111111111. '
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