Dress , Goods
in sergos at 25c. 30c. 75c and
i? 131-00 Va yard. in ' garnet.
‘ blues, browns. V cardinal.
green and black. Messallns
. Build in all colors; also Skin-
net's Lining Satin. '
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SENTINEL ELECTION EXTRA.
The South Norwalk Sentinel elec-
tion extra will he issued early Wed- 1
needay morning, with a. complete ac-
count of the national, state and town
elections. as well as the full results
from the surrounding towns in Fall'-
ileld County. Be sure and secune a
copy for the best returns of theme
ious contests.
Edward S. Mine, of New Rochelle,
lwas in town yesterday “on business.
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,Miss lda H. Kramer,‘. of North
Main street was a recent visitor in
Stamford. '
—-—Mr. “Stranger in town"-——ask for.
a"Tomboy” and smoke a “real" ci-
gar. 5 cents everywhere.
J 0 Buck. of R. G. Dun & COms
' pany, Bridgeport, was in town yes1
terday. on business.
Mrs Barbara 311111111 Westport.
, Vwas admitted to the Norwaik hospi-
til for treatment yesterday afternodn.
win-~4-
1 —-—Fancy1 Hailow‘e' on paper napkins
at DeKlyh’s.
1 The Hospital Whist Club will meet
“ with Mrs.
Reed Flynn, Livingston
place. Friday afternoon. November 1.
at 3 o’clock.
,Congressman E. J. Hill will close,
his campaign on Monday night next
” when he will appear in Wilton at a
{Republican rally. ‘
_-—Everybody is invited to the
Democartlc rally at Music Hall. Frl-.
day evening Concert by Wheeler
and Wilson Band. Seats reserved for
ladies.
The members of Grace Church
Girla'F Friendly society held an enjoy.
able Hallowe’ en party last evening at
'Mrs. Lottie H. Munro’s residence in
North Main street. The affair was
a happy one. the girls being in con-
tume. Mrs. Munro proved to be a
charming hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Durand Raymond of
Morgan avenue, returned last night
11111111 their extended western trip.
'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond reached the
west shores in their travels and saw
much of interest. The progressive
spirit of the extreme western cities.
with their healthy rivalry impressed
Mr. Raymond deeply.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. glow. Mr. and
Mrs. William Henry. and Miss b‘illza
llcth Phillips, of Bayuiew avenue. are
in Yonkers, today where they will at
tend the wedding of Miss Florence
Raymond and Dr. M. T. Summeriin.
both of Abilene, Gn.. which Will tales
place at the home of the bride’s sis-
tar. Mrs. 1311mm. Thomas, at 0 o‘clock.
Mrs. Henry. a cousin of the bride.
will be 11111th of honor. ‘
The committee on the big Republi-
can rally that will be held. in the
11 Armory Nth? night. have entered i111”.
' to a conflict With the Conuectioulr
lure Works companyfio tarnish pm
technical on the evening or that 019?.
This is the some concern that for.
assassin-11111111111. tor notes petal
during the summer season and it is
1Wed that Friday night‘s exhibi-
-settied weather with mild tempera
. tant' meeting this evening.
thin; will be the best ever seen in .
Basket Balls V
Striking Bags
A 1111111111. Line of Flash.
1. PRICES $1.00 TO 95:00.
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WM. P. BEERS
South Norwslk. Nor-walk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For «Norwaik and vicinity: Colder
and generally fair tonight and Thurs-
day; moderate southwest to west
winds. The disturbance' that was
centralw over Lake 'Superor yesterday
morningis now passing out the St.
Lawrence Vailey.‘ It is producing un~
tures and light showels in the eastern
portion of ”PP; Lake legion and New
England. A long ride of high pres-
sure, extending from Montana south
eastward to Georgia. is producing plea,-
sant weather "with low temperatures
in the western and southern sections.
Freezing temperatures extend as far
‘ properly proportioned and combined. and fresh ground each day and
JUET THE THING TO UBE THESE COOK, NIGHTS ‘
, AND MOHNINGS TO TAKE THEl CHILL OFF. NO
“ SMOKE, N0 ODOR, EASILY OARED FOR A‘PID CAN
BE CARRIED ABOUT PROM ONE ROOM TQ AN. .
OTHER. WITH BRABB OR STEEL TANK8. BLACK
OR NICKEL TRIMMED.
‘ S2. 98 to S4. 98
A. - 1. (311111111 81 . co.
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ABOUT POULTRY FEED
An article in the American Poultry Advocate gives the following
deedlng hint: '
"The ideal daily bill of fare for poultry is wheat. oats and
corn. and their by products (bran, mlddllns. ground oats and corn
meal) meat scraps, linseed meal and green feed.” I use all these
in my Bonnie Poultry Mash. adding, fish scraps and millet seed. all
lower in price than you can mix yourselves. Try it.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
uality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ome Ground Feed. for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
a First in
era—Bonnie
. F111 and Winter'Campaign, i912
JEDDO-A-PLYMOUTH-«H. w. A
9.99.11
RAYMOND BROTHERS
south as 1111111111.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: ‘ Low. 44; high, 56.
Partly cloudy. ‘ . ‘
There will be a special meeting of
the Norwegik Country Club governing
board this evening;1,.
The dance committee of Court Ed-
mondo DeAmicis will hold an impor-
The Bull Moosers of Wilton will
OSCAR 11 BANKS
TneMoyer Automobdes
have a reputation for. easy running, and easy riding.
The 1913 Models, Four or Six cylinders,
Now Ready for Demonstration.
"we neur‘Auros 1111111 1101111; iSAY on weak. .
ent‘
GARAGE—RIVER DTREET. NORWAAL .CONN.
gather this‘evening in rally to hear
Vincent and Pentecost.
. Judge Edward M. Lockwood. of Nor- .
walk has been spending the past two
days in Philadelphia. Pa.; on business.
4 Welcome finer Dodge, No. 364,
Song of St. George. arranged for the
dance of November 8th at the regu
~iar meeting last evening
Frederick Moore was discharged by
Judge Edward M. Lockwood, when his .
case came up in the Norwalk town ,
court. , More was charged with intoxi-
cation. '
Undertaker n. w. 11111111111 .wiii
' 0.13. Jackson
' a min. cram
seamen.
Optician PM" “'-
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
move his funeral parlors from North
Main street to the new Red. Men's
block,‘ in 29' Washington street, on ‘
December 1.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Hospital Association which was to
have been held last evening was again
adjourned for two weeks. there being
no quorum. present.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmidt. of
North Main street observed the twen-
ty-aixvh anniversary of their wedding
yesterday by receiving the congratu-
ICE CREAM.
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVI YOU ‘TRIID IT!
We have our new madame working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is Dronlpt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. IAIT NORWALK.
lotions and best wishes of their many
friends.
Mrs. Robert Slices, of {High street.
South Norwulk. went to Yonkers, N.
Y.. this morning. where she will at-
tcud the nuptials or Miss Florence
Raymond. and Dr. M. 'l‘. flummorlin, of
Athens. Ga.
The South Norwallt "lire department
was called out toutinguish 11 blue at
the store of Mrs. Susan Fl. Msthl'sr. in
Connecticut avenue. at 7: 80 o’clock
this morning. The him was too
small to do any damage and was
quickly extinguished. 1 1
A. wapon1 111111 or [gypsiss passed
through south Norwallt this. morning ,1
.1 88 lOU'I'H MAIN ITRlfl'
..m
EXCEEDINGLY EASY 1 1
You will find it exceedingly easy to dress better than before at
less outlay it you will come and the HIGH- CLASS sums.
COATS, DRESSES. BKJR'i‘fl, WA! 5 and GGRBETS here offered
at prices considerably less then you have been used to paying.
We will positively save you money. but we cannot prove it to you
by merely saying so. You must GONE AND Slim FOR YOURSELF. 1
selling is believing. Values talk. Come learn the way Wight.
11.1.. 11... 1 11.111
“117 MAIN MII‘I'
HIGH”.
NUT“ NORWALK.
perished up on brick of the wagon
waved his band at Ohio! Wiliilin a.
and as they 1111111 by. one ‘11: the boys.
Local Politicians Ara Busy ille
’ Last Few Daysoi What Will
Be a Memorable Fight
REPRISENIIIIIE Millilli
" BONSIPERED I. Williiiii
Other Candidates for the Oliioe ;
Pulling lip Arguments
What has been, a distressingiy'qulet
campaign so far as demonstration is
concerned, is rapidly budding out into
a slashing booming and rousing pre-
election fight in The Norwalks this
week, with red fire. brass bands and
drum corps playing a prominent part.
Rallies and smokers, stump speakers
and walking talkers are putting life in-
walk Reupblican club held an enthu-
11111111 and successful smoker at Quit-
ner' s Hail and in Norwalk the Progres-
sivo element held a rousing rally.
"Efforts to sense the result of the el-
ection nevt Tuesday, nationally, is all
but impossible owing to the large num-
ber of voters who refuse to declare
themselves, by either attending rallies,
smokers or any of the other meetings
held by theseveral parties. . Nor will
they talk .of the election. . Nor isthia
situation peculiar to The Norwalks for
1 the silent vote throughout the nation
is unusually large and bathing this ei-
ection. Naturally, each of the three
big parties on claiming that this un-
known quantity will work (or me belie.
fit or their respective partisan.
. The’ contest in The Norwalks has
been a. tame one, so far. Thepnly ac-
Rider. of East «Norwalk. nominee on
in the first and third districts. Mr.
Rider. an ardent progressive, has con
1 fined his energies to the party of his
new preference, apparently believing
*P., will suihce to pull towards him the
the electors of that body without the
use or rhetoric or oratory. This is the
question. -
Thomas Robins, the Republican uom~
inee of the Second district made his
maiden“ political utterance at the repub-
lican smoker held last evening. Cap
taln Fred Byxbee’, Democratic noml.
pee in 1111-1111111 district, has as yet
been unheard‘i‘rom. The Hon. Henry
Mathias. Democratic nominee from the
First District, has not been especiaiLv
111111 in the public speaking 1111.11.11,
as usual has done some hard campalkn'l
ing William P Beers, progressive nom-
iuee of the Second District, has been
somewhat active with his own party.
Present indications are that Thomas
Robins and Henry Mathias will be el~
acted. While Mr. Bee‘ra is s new comer
into local politics and his votegetting
capacity has never been tested, little
is heard of his candldacmnd it is gen-
erally admitted that Mr. Robins is the
most likely candidate. both on account
of his past record as a vote-getter and
his record as a public oilloiai, which is
clean.
in the First and Third Districts, ‘Mr.
Mathias 'is looked .on as.“ easy win-
ner. Reports tram all parts of the two
districts are to the effect that the Rt?~
putiicans and some Progressives will
slash Mr. older hard and effectively on
election day, owing to his attitude in
accepting the nomination from both oi
the parties.“ His activity among the
Progressives is resented by tho Remit»
'llcans who stand for a party from
w loll Mr. Rider withdraw to aihliate
hmseif with the new. While many
or the republicans will refuse to vote
for Mr. Mathias as a matter or prineb
pie. they will not vote for Mr Rider.
With this spirit prevalent and with do-
mooratic nominee’s record as a vote-
‘gettar to reckon upon, there in little
doubt but what he will be reelected
to represent the town at the general
alembiy for another term.
'TO CONTINUI WAR "on TAX DI.
LINQUINTO.‘
wail or 1111111111111. will continue to
another list of delinquents on the lists
of. 1910 1111 1911 will be sent to For
to the sltuation."Last night the $0. Nor-' .
tive candidate thus far has been Harry ’
the Republican and progressive tickets
that his long alkliatlon. with the ..G 0.,
11111111111. Oct. 11.111111 11114.,
wake war on the delinquent to: par.
’ or. may to their statemflrt and
rotating Attorney .11. 1'... banner
‘ " ’ that new uses.
AssowmqunE
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MROYGI Engage 113%;
. adeflom Grapes}
ExCounciiman George F. Betta, of Ten per cent. of discomfort in a
Springwood avenue. has purchased a furnished room is too much—Jot y
new Flanders automobile. can find one that’s at least 99 per
~«——-——- cent comfortable by answering some”
The distinction of being the only adv
streets to have no telephone poles or w____.._.__
electric light poles will have to be. Laugh and a woman laughs With
banded to‘Outlook and HCKR 11111.; der- y;ou weep and her nose gets red. _
as on Rock Ridge, formerly Board’s
Rocks. The Reed and Volk Company. Beauty unadorned begs for the
are laying the wires in subways. trinkets just the same
through the property and thus the poi- i '
on are being done away with. It is ex- * . *
pected that sometime an agitation will: "
be started to have thig work done all
she and 11111111141111 regula-
over town in that the residential dis:
trlcts will be greatly improved in lap--
pearance without the unsightly poles.
ting the bowels, stimulating the ‘
Ten per cent of discomfort in» a liver. toning the stomach—wile
furnished room is too much—for you world's most famous and W1:
can find one that’s at least 99 per. approved family remedy 3
cent. corniortabie by answering some
~ Bananas:
Sold Wuhan In beam 101.. an.
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The womsnl'wno 11111.1 111.111.5111
tinel W...nt Advl. to secure the house
hold help has a little time for othelP
things 1
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The? 81111111: i Norwaikif
Dry Coeds Co
1.1110110111111111
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN SIREET
391: ALL LINEN WINDOW SHADES. Special price 24¢
CURTAIN BORIM AND MADRAs, all pretty patterns, some plain
and some stenciled ......... 121A¢ 1 39
FULL LlNE OF lNFANTB’ WEAR. I ' W. ¢
BOOTIEB. all styles and colors. Good value at 750 and 9100.3111-
tra special tomorrow ...................
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INFANTS’ BONNETB .1... ....... .. ...... . 19¢ to $2.59
We Give aw: GreenTrading Stamps. ‘Ask “for the
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
TEAS. COFFEEB.
60 with 1 pound at 700 25 with 1 pound at 350“
so with 1 pound at 600 20 with 1 pound at 82c
40 with 1 pound at ..... 600 file with 1 pound at 90111
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Coupon. present it at our
store this week and by buying
50¢ worth or more oi Texts
and Coffees. you will receive
ZOWFree ‘
besides Mgular‘ and Extra Stamps
given in sales
, PROM MONDAY. OGTDBER 29
To “‘11!le.". NOVIMIER a
This Coupon anotNgoodasfter 8am»
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