interests of the City of South 1 4 Q .
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This is just the season of
Q ear to burn Cannel Coal .
the grate. A quarter or
-. a ton will not cost
4h end will put off 1start-“
the furnace fire for some
4 yet.
Kill That Chili
4 LooKAT-oun"
Sraivior and James Means
SHOES
FOQR MEN AT
00 Q33. 5Q $4. 00
4" "
Booker Bioek
Telephone 426.2.
liy Don’t You Save Money‘
and Trade With Us? "
We guarantee to save you 20 10,90
111.011 all goods that we handle.
table claret at 660 gallon. Fine
hirer (or title bottle up to 12.110
Fine beer bottled at brewery for
124 bottles Then we have
Budweiser Welz,‘ Zewerk
and ale. Evans' pale ale or
1' cream ale, Fianuugen cream
- Nassau, Piisener and interhoro
All wines and liquors in stock
JOSEPH DISESA
, mo Ave. ~ south Not-walk
opMetai is Booming
ASK r011 PRICES
one that works for one must
1 tit. Those that are dishonest I
no. One cent a pound for
my limit. The aim,
EFFRON
so For: Strut. Boot Nomlk,
‘be on the wagon and the driver
to you a duplicate slip. Feath-
11nd Auto Tires 11 specialty.
31441.
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‘ WE hove some
thch woi think will
loch.
Doings oi honorees and Ellen
oi Free Trade
it is generally believed this morning
that Congressman E. J. Hill explained
to the Winnipwuk' residents the. con-
ditions surrounding the Norwaik Mills,
their closing and ‘ali‘ other features
at the Republican rally in Wlpnlpauk
last evening, to such a sotlstactory
degree" that the moi-terhetween him
and the Winni-puukers is ,now‘clurlfied
entirely. Aside from this explanation
which Congressman Hill claimed as
a personal matter between him-sell and
the ,Winnipauk residentsfthe bulk of
his speech was upon Congress itselt.
~- The rally held. in the Winnipauk lie-
publicsn Club was a huge success from
every point. Some illty members of
the [Norucaik Republican Club and the
Smith Norwalk Republican Club, were
in attendance and the remainder of
the clubhouse wua tilled with Winni-
pauk Republicans and others interest-
iu what Mr. Hill would have to say.
The rally was verypnthuaiastic and
those present showed by their faces
and their interest that they “had atton~
deal for the purpose of absorbing every
item of intelligence that our Congress-1
man gave Forth.
David Pollard delighted the gather-
ing with patriotic airs on the piano.
but this you practically the only diver-
sion from the speech-making.
Attorney Nehemiah Candee, the oth-
er speaker of the evening, proved
moat interesting to all. He diecoursed
and argued in favor of Republicans for
the greater part of the time, but also
took into consideratoin the tariff dues-
tion, not delving into its depths tbo
deeply, however
At the very outset of his speech
Congressman Hill explained the Win-
nipauk mill matter and tilld of his ac»
quiring the proptrey by having it left
as an heir. When he told the meeting
the extent oi! his loss in the venture.
is. smell fortune in itself, Ithu con-
greesmen certain]? astoniohed eilQ
present. Suthce it to say that he clear-'
ed himself with the Winnipnuhera by
his explanation. and When he mention-
ed that there are twa propositions on
foot tor the reopening the mill eith-
er of which would be successful ino
its advent, Winnipsuitere became fev~
erishly excited though this excite—
ment did not communicate itself by
The Beers Meat 8;
Provision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street. ~ Norwalk
22 West Washington 81.. South
Norwollt
‘ Phone atQBoth Stores ~
:51 others do. Boil your run, runners.
motels, DON“, gather imi- uid auto
mobile him to it. Alexander. on he
pen the highest one“. 1 ’
. Also him and sells manhood turn
niture.
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oil laymen; it.
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honest deoiomtion and oxidesva at
' Smith.
Tonto-dire. Jr. -1 11 .1
the United moles.
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oil the speakers, and when introducing
Consideration Slim said Eliot he and
doubttul one year and hoped the
speaker Would make it clear to them
the proper woy.’1‘-he congressman com-
plimented President houden for his
once to dedue the select way. Q
Attorney Canoes sold in part: ,
Considering the campaign from the
viewpoint ot a. lifelong Republican.
the first question that occurs to me is:
'iShnll i this your. 1912, desert the Re
have cast my vote 141i every national el-
ectlon since 1892 or shall 1 stick to
the old ship And in the yanguage of
the great statesman, John Adams.
with it “Sink or swim survive of per-
ish". n1 encweriug this question, the
first thing to consider is whether the
Republican partw now stands (or any
thing hostile to those principles on
which it was founded, and which it has
preserved through all the years of its
existence. of. over half aoentury.
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tion. This vote will drew from the
Democratic side 0! the fence, it from
any.
Summing it up, the following situa
tion is figured upon: The city vote
to split nearly even, with a slight
majority for William Miller and his
ticket. . To this advantage will be ad.
ded: the Italian and Hungarian vote
and the Socielistlc vote for every ital.
lot cast for the Sociolistis candidate
counts one for Miller.
Althoagh the his contest will be
over the mayor and council, there is
one light which has been waged uu~
mercifully during the past two weeks
and that for the city clerkship. Jos-
eph J. Linxw'ellerunemocrat,. and John
J. Cuuco, Republican QerQe both work.
ing hard it is generally admitted
however that on; him Cuneo will
be elected by a good majority. Mr
Linxweiler has worked hard. but in
many instances his-worhhas resulted
to his disadvantage rather than to his
Advantage.
The contest between James Paul
and Williams. Wilcox has been 11
prettyi one“ end it is believed that at
the present time there is little choice
between the two. It would be a hard
proposition to pick the winner in this
instance, although it is generally cone
ed! that it Mr. Wilcox is elected.
his election will be the fruit: of the
hardest campaign the present inounr
bent of the position ever went
through. .
The tickets of the lending parties
are as follows:
SOUTH NORWALK REPUBLICANO.
Mnynrw-Willlam Miller.
City Tmsurermhietthew Corbett.
Cloiieotor of Taxes and Assessments
-».l1une11 Poul.
City. Sheriff-:Franh V. Raymond.
AuditoPChhrles A. Waiters.
Councilmen—4611mm 1.. Oliver,
George M. Way.
Oliver it, Weed.
Hiram B. W at.
Archie F. Nash,
,1 John W. Smith.
(lily (lieritA—John J 'Cunoo.
mm or luxietrstlonwaulus .l.‘
inspector or Electioowoooras 1.1.1
Weier Commluiolisrn-dtephon ‘8.
Hatch. :: 1.
‘l‘l‘enuror at the Water Fundy-Wil-
“Im ”cam": _
Bond of hulkiwharlos ii iimith.
and Frederick this! loco. ,,
Manon—Moonliu Admin, and
Daniel 111111111111.
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Elohim. ‘Q
sooth new hit “mesons.
‘ 1 hauthey are soldiorio
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others in Winnipaul: were rather '4
publicun party for whose candidates 1 *1
oriiiwaharieii 11.12511. 1
1‘ Codpoiimehwoorge F Bette.
Nelson W. muodt‘ot.
11Hov4‘Ia1'44d 4v. Worden,
Joseph A. Curler. 4
Raymond, Jr. 1
Inspector of Eleotions~FrederichQS.
Ambien, Q ,
Wator Commissionerm—Frederick E.
Lockwood
Treasurer of, Water mowed
W. Grey. Jr.
NOWWA‘EK DEMOCRATB.
Meyora-Edward J. Finnegan. 1
City Treasurer~llowerd T. Mont-Q.
gomery. ‘
City Tax Collector-«Charles '1‘. Mc-
Govern-
Auditors-Frederick C. dildo“
City sherill~Jarvis 5. Murray.
CouncilmenA-William Thompson.
William Howard, .
Dr- Willidm B. Burneii,
Frederick 1... Chandler,
Cyrus W. Grey,
William R. Oahlli
Member oi! the Board of Registrn»
tionf—Duncan Kennedy. 1
inspector of Election—«Adolph Basin.
Water Commissioner-Michael J.
Riordan.
Treasurer of Water Fundwiioward
A.- Montgomery,
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But One official War Cry.
in the very early days the French
had their 1"Cri e guerre." the
scotch their 11111511311111! the English
their war cries, lint so many cries
were launched hygthe different great
British lords that in 1495 parliament
passed a. special law forbidding these
cries, on the ground that they pro
duced disorder. allowing but one bat
tie 'o'ry, "St. George and the King."
His Mioceneeptlon.
. A nilln who was“ much in need of
sleep rolled out oi bed during the
night. The jar did not wake him
thoroughly. end his hand wondered in
exploriilon. It ené'iipntersd the mesh
of some protrudiiifi springs and a
sturdy iron" comer pain. “in {all at
last." he 11111114*1111111Q‘i1'iix as he ruled
I'll. ‘
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‘ Doing Good ‘iay the Way. 1
expect to pass“throush this life
out once. 11'. therefore. there is on!
kindness I can show. or any mod i
can do to any tello hem, let me do
it now. let me not‘ defer or neglect
it. (or I shall not “pin this way min. 1
~11". A. B. Henson-n.
"WWW”
Two in company.
“Did you over 1411 that young am
that late hours were bad for one?
nixed the rather. at the breakfast
table. “Well father," replied the
wise dsuuhter, “lute hours may in
bad for one. but they're all right :31
two." ~Youl1era Statesman.
W
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‘DlnrodiEahlo some.
it is in every way creditable t1
handle the yard elicit and to mono"
tape; the only discredit is in having
. a soul when range of thouwiit in a1
short as the stick 11111! so narrow :1
the upen- ~Horlce Mann.
Putting Them 0".
"His doctor Wounded 1mm
Mills.” “So?" "You, and he's solo!
to Europe to take them." “tie on all
my: tint way. Even so a toy M
would put oi! tuition no. a ion: :11
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polities claim strange 1111111111111; 811i
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sloop nohow.”-- ~wmiiuioh Bur.
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Registrar of Voters—Whittle 11.4
1 ducer.
“manna” an little M "h _
only 11 still. smell colon: or hell fl
Muslim
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A 1411th comprehensiv display or the very
1 at when; tor Ladies and dilution
fStyiish Twoopioce Tailored Suits
All the new shades in Whlpcord. Broadcloth: Horses and Mixtures.
Long Goals and “' Johnny ” Coats
of Chinchilla, Serge. Broadcloth and double faced cloth.
A FEW FA'lL WEIGHT SUITS ARE LEFT AT BARGAIN PRICES.
see the New Line of Shirt Waists
Oi dainty designs of Chilton, Silk and Lingerie, and of Tailored Flannel Linen and Pique. in many
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H - “TS
Fine Beavers, Velours. Felts, Plush
and Velvet Hats, trimmed and
trimmed. .
Fancy Feathers. Ostrich and Willow
Plumes.
Our stock is complete.
goods.
Prices the lowest in town.
The Holmes Mllllliiii'y
Phone 405. 4 - 34 onroe‘ 8t.
All new
Do not 191111.. making that new .
list. room or store on income pro ”'
A few cents in the Sentinel
one _
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SANITARY 8 RY
as Beuth 1.1.111 MEIR!
I solicit the oontinuRion of Your ps-
tronase.
ducts will he uttered, made from pure
SHOP.
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Having Purcha ed the '4- Q
Nothing but the heat pro- "
ingredients to 1‘1 strictly sanitary :.4-
4 A “1.....-17L
The nominaldh‘i‘é’n‘té; .1
1
wool thhiugton Street -4
For Fine Furniture
4....4op...
i
I; ass leds
For a low- days we will sell a Brass
' Bed, value $25.00,
Far $15; 00
Q4Q'l‘iiis Bed is guaranteed to be covered wilh best qual-
ity tFrsuch Lacquer. it some wii not live up to this
inductee, we will give you is 1.er Bed in place of it.
Cash or Credit
Price Ehe Same
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“stimulant“ 1
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- we With.“ as
Open for Business Tips Saturday
AOUETOBER 51 1918
Norwalk Chronicler