~
_ g ‘ inder _
ionigotralte MotOr 9 "Electric" e Sta} ,9 Electric
" ' . ” Demountabie Rims, ‘ ll
A medium weight, luxuri-
ous, easy riding car, of
I.
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CO
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‘ moderate size.
l“,
» ‘umiammmn‘umm L, 9
2
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«Ji i. ’ l9_
Long stroke motor and small hole (gasoline economy). four-speed transmission (an innovation in c1rs of moderate price. assuriiig“ long wear to tires, and gasoline economy) over sine}
tires. roller-bearing rear axle. deep. luxurious upholstery, and wonderful brakes. ‘ ‘ 9 ‘ ‘ ,
CARS FINISHED IN POPE own
- A real advantage over so-callcd competitors, to say nothing of the numerous mechanicaiadvantnges. Peo-
'ple have found out in ordering duplicate parts in Pope Hartford cars that they never fail to fit exactly, and can”
always be procured quickly. The close proximity of the factory, it being at Hartford. enables one to get a carill-
quickly, as the factory carries a complete stock of parts for all models, however old. If you have ever owned :99»;
car manufactured in the West. waited a week Or ten days for a part, for it may be an assgmbiéd car necescilat-gfl
ing the» manufacturer sending to the part manufacturer (another delay and complicationfiyou ’would realize thtlui
wi'
. Model ‘33, 50 HursepOWer, Fully Equipped $3,250
A EL
Agents £91; Wenternanirfield County
M. ii:
“Reformer
Fully "Equipped ' ‘ ;
‘5 wear for an indefinite tinie, accordng to Care renewed: This statement is borne out by cars as old as 1906, 19157
. and x908 models, being constantly” used. 3 . V
0 T
‘ "w ,2525.t0
Dynamonghting Sys'teni Top 9 Wind. Stile
f 9 2, ~ 4, and '5-Paeeenger Models
1'
Model 31 is near of we
delful efficiency, flexibii
ity and'econoiny,. on ac
count of design, material,
workmanship and weight. 9
POPE ~=;.;GRAY on POPE LAKE ., .
tremendous adventagc of the Pope product. Agents claim to carry a complete stock of parts, but they are “51131'
1y just out of the part you need. necesstating sending to the factory, and after a long delay you receive the part
which soinetimeitdoes not fit, of course milking‘cwra delay. 'Our experience has taught us that the above
statements aref‘ébsoiutgly true. and‘h'ave constantly to be contended with by automobile owners, Pope cars will
i
’ Model 2,9,6-Cylinlieir, 60 HorSepower, Fully Equinped, $4.2
"9 Stamford, Conn.
Greenwich, Conn. ~
8 i greatest Republican,
Vlnlous unanimous ma mow
the rebellion.
Continued from first ill"(3.
( l n ) General Front suid
lepcuk 01' the [ll‘éiitllll
iy because of'hiu in
e FORUM or THE
POLITICAL ARENA
.... w...
he was chosen.
orlrk li. Qulnlul‘d wuu viioncn ua sec-lymmg man. lnilic
ond delegate to the convention. [more year at college
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL‘SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STllTE
PRESS . .
clonal convention, William H. Lcllouni!
by acclimation. Tall and his brother,
At this time the hut Willi linseed hyitho room directly or
‘ conduction will he ‘ hold hellish
until be chosen. limit! ‘
W “W
and $6.02 was received. } The general then
ldcrmen J. F. Morrlaeey in the Tenth
and Attorney J. D. Him in. the linev’ word J, Ludriilnn, ol.llown.\'l.on, Willal
onlh, thc‘lusi two districts being Dem- '
ocrntic districts usually.
lllllilliilil BlUlllli
Ru” Mfiisucmmi The state delegntlon is rumoured to
lilon will nominate John L. Gillian in
uucceed Judge Studley. the latter re-
,til'ing from ofllce. Mr. Gillian in the
ipi-ellent ehlel‘ clerk in. the court. All
the Ulnngreeclonul doleguiels are for
(lonul'ouuluuu 'l‘ilnun.
In Orange the stain delegation was
:inulrnctcd for Liam. Gov. Blukculm.
‘und If he cannot win for governor.
Senator Woodrufl. who in Mr. thinkers».
iee‘u campaign manager, it will be “for
Mr. Woodrult tor lieutenant-governor. 9
in the Twelfth aemtorlui district.
wall the some utrulg
chosen flrut delegate null Chnrius N.'he la a man today.
Smith second deleuntc imlh liy ucclw
motion. .
(Jrumer C. Hegcnnin and Daniel Dun-
lou were chosen for delegates to the
probate convention by licelnmulion.
Oanotlon of Matthew Corbett it
you voted that tho dolomltou no em-
powered to choose their own uiior. moat polliicluu, l‘iii
notes. enemies have never
Chairman lloyi then culled upoufu‘mlm’pf “Wm”
General Frost to shock to tho uncouth. “i hit: door the “0°“
led gentlemen. 'i‘diiu uducrul respond ("d w” not prompt
ed urnoetully. saying that it was
splendid thing to mm the true und‘l‘mb duty.
iriedllaepulilieunu or south Norwullt;t0 perturm. ‘
gather together in the interact: oi" {lexical m" "m
John E. Davis, 0! T111159”. Will-roll! their putty. it ill n uulcndid tiling Mu
the senatorial deletetlon u hazelnut title time when all are laboring under
Dwight ill. Tuttie,ot null. lumen. untrue emergencies which now exist hi
Fred-Rollo, or cotton. The under-lino poudc’ui world, road)! in molten
standing wall will former senator their ioyclty and fidelity to tho trndlii
Frank L. Silica favored Mr. Davis. lions, principulu. purposes, policy and
while Robert Oxidillmi Well for Mr. Millennium: ot the vurty which mi
"l‘utiio. The mammal. wan onudi- believed was still dear to on mono “mum” . .
unto tor the cmtcriul nomination two llcunu u! the country. The Republic!!!
your: no on the Buikcley ticket. ' '
w
ultir man.
The speaker anlrl
Republican Party Throughout the
I Siaioidpuoarc tulle Pleased
Willi the Result
NEW HAVEN. Aug. ill.—-So for an
theylmrc observed. numy oi iilu lovul
political louduru in the lleunhllcnn 'pnr-
ty loony said that the Working out of
the uniform caucus ‘ rule maternity
was uutluluctory. There was conuirh
cruble communication by tolop‘llono
with itinerant ham or: the state lulu
night over local comedic, ctpcclaiir
in 1the scuutorlnioontem. Many of
these callu came “another lull-ill oi
the state and were induced mostly
out or curiosity'au to whether tile New
Haven » criticism are instructions to
delegates for either - acumnfintaclovcr-
our Binocular-or Judge John 9?. Stud-
ley. In no word caucus rm time any
resolution introduced heal-lug upon
this or any. other which. .‘llilo‘ city
strulxht muuhllcun
only is one of on; Will, mailman“
«tile/liemlniuedr WWW to work MAM
. ’i'BOB’i‘ON. A“ 3 1‘ «Mariachi Tait the adv] ii destiny or the country.
‘ notion in norm on the m m or»,
lnmlluu, 0., to in; scanner Mancunian .
,:ii*om Coloration. 0., to illi‘iumn‘i
W in Waverley thorny henna
c emulated the trip to me
twelve delegation "to theft
We: trill foo Got. Ulla:
linen, rum Clerk Will
3.1mm»
Mr. Mercil'nrunihity to
amine totalitarian ‘ '
thrilliyu u we not .
endure’ti‘uirillle ow
H ‘‘‘‘‘ i m from‘thal pollcyffl convention iron; tho” First district.
“Epual'onns I" Mucus, The present louder oiwthe Repiihli- Charlou ll. Dllworlll and Joseph Cm»
Elm DELEGATES Tu‘ean mm 1.. .. «cum
(in motion of E. ii. llmnons. Fred-Kill college life. lie knew him no a - The delegates are as ioliows: i
For the delegates in tho (tlillgl‘efl-ias n freshman. They roamed in tho dmflmwuo Darin.
some entry of me dormitory for two!
and Charles F. ilallork m-ro chosen : mare and ll. 30 happened that William
Charles N. Smith and John N. 'l‘uttlolul Front and his chum.
For the Senatorial convention Illdv Bill Tait an a oo‘lleile atudent when he
accomplished student and u very poi»
his judgment no greater president all
u statesman and administrator hall col
copied the prcaldenllul
Abra-hum Lincoln. Ho has not been ll M the Wilton Town Hull on Friday
patriotlum end high mlruouu. All have!
which they uhould not full at“. fianvgnfiqu‘hmma Olmstend
residence in Norwcik rum in New York _ Fitch. ‘l‘. T‘Mflmn9 . .
he lluducvcr out any out n clean; ‘acnutoriui conummnuw, c, 1.,
all election. flu optimum to them on».
rent to pledge themlieiveu to one Mir
cum“ on to thermal nun-o mine-Ml u m. mm to empower the «or»
terminal! purpose to currytlii for,“ fit“ to m. 1W1“ mm mm
on. circus roulilllu liqhiiciiig“. will? amid. chum" ‘
will homeroom».- oils p' " ' ' 4 "
Frank Hareor, enjoyed a trip it
'po Bench. '
successor to the null were nominated. The first llailot ’ —-*-'——-- L
the man who cur- reunlied in n tie, and on the second
‘ough the war of role Mr. Dilworth won by three voice.
Hill the res: ol'the selections were by
that he could acrlulnntion. The meeting lasted
lender oi the uur— aliout hull nu iiiil‘ and only some fifty
money with him voters were pruneui.
i Mr. and Mrs. Garner and child 9
who have spent. several weeks 9
Faulhaher homestead. have not
Joseph Bulilicy has purchased an to New York. 9
automobile. l
‘ ' - 9 5 Services at the 'Norfield Cough
The schools in town will reopen iional Church will he resumed S
September 3. morning, with Sunday school at,
9 and C. E. Meeting at 7:30. ”B
._ , 1 Mrs. L. M. Gould is spending today will also be held as usual in Emman
l Delegates to the Fourth (tongrcss- in the Norwalks. Church.
lunui (Jonvclilionzmid‘iret District“, a. .._.._._._- , . '3 W9 m
John H- Hoyt '1‘th District-03W, Mrs. liawloy Williams is spending Paocnasswa CANDlDA‘TE‘ r
w. ““l'm‘md- iioday in Norwaik? cnnrnxxnjww. Aug. 31
Delegates to the gcliuioriul Convcnx evnor Hiram Johnson, of can“
.lion. 26111 i)ietrict:~—F‘Irsl District“. Orlando Andrews has a new house. vice-presidentialcandidate of til,
littorwni‘d‘lioy 83. JOHN)“ E. Grime". Third hiSiTiCiM'l‘i. purchased in Rldzelleld. greaslve Party, addressed a 181‘“
A thorough and E. Gotham. dience here lust‘nlght. ' ‘
' Probate Convention District at Nor- "At last the American noon 9 9
i mime-Firm Dietrich-Fred Buckley. said. "can turn from lighting a ‘
that in mg hum- Third Dietrich-Alonso Wheeler. battle upon political issues‘to
‘ struggle with real connection
9 “in this year 1912 u is My
.......w...~ . to be a part in the great nonlethal
Arthur and Chester 001.3, ”0 visit- economic justice . is the slit
ing their grandpnrents, Mr. and MM .thal'reliel ““3 may turn .fl'
Arthur Bradley. platitndinounlpleu oi the
Wu...» ladopted in June. and the lm‘ ‘ a_
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spencer and opportunium of that of Baltimore “;
cd by motives of n 9 9 itch cloth. George Curtain or New York are declaration or principlea, of
‘miiultxtfn an: elected an follows. guest-l or local triondc. breathing vitality of real i: .. ,
. went." < , .
H. B. Slovene and granddaughter. Contrasting Theodore ‘Roo
Miss Florence Perry, 0! E8“ NOFWNK Chicago address with Gov“ ‘ " 3
are milling triandu in town. lion‘s munch of communal
Johuuon mid: ’ ‘
"I commend these m a
every .nloughttul humour
that no new read haul. m
concluded the loading, at tit
uh minim: 'Wiiioh‘lif mm
untimely himself with W
‘with greater strength“ ’
“Minty.” ‘ l“ "
W
I i ,
mineral 9 “WWW To the slate convontion:-~Flret dia-
m" Tn“ 9mm“ triolmChurles n. Dllwortli. Third
Charles. lived in
or that or Gener-
cxliatiated upon
Mrs. A. C. Bradley entertained a
number or friends. Thurlamn‘.
WWW
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Picking, have
returned from an unto trip to Macau-
chuucttl. ‘
. Wilton Republican. ’
chair since} Wilton’i‘leuuhllcann met in emlcue
his mm WW evening to elect delegates to the van
MW!“ M” "l“ ions conventions, and nominate can.
No “it" 0V3? 13“! didniell tor the town encore.
MUM til" ii“ ““2 Strong Comctock wan airmen ehulr-
end Janice Gomuoolr. ‘
m1 tint during mi antimalarial, Canvcutlonmll. ii.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mouowunhuve
returned to Bayonne, ll. J. utter
rounding three week. in town.
ticket in ”mm councillor, o. w.. Ogden.
Prelim loonveutluuwflerbcrt , it.
Barrett. accrual ll. mural. - ‘7.
l
l
W
Mina Florence nonmwn at Buy-
oun‘c,‘ ill, J..'-‘trlil' mm in town Muir
The inherit: ticket win pieced lulu round a few dwu'wlth Mills Anna
unmanned: " Y8!!!“ . ' ‘ .
rand Mrs. emoticon“ children»
or New Yorkmopculllnu the would
Wrfim “I“ “6*
, an noun
a
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