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THE. BEST or ”new
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(lockenoe 'Pl‘ribe. .No. 32, i. 0.3. M.,
met last evening and transacted rou-
tine business.
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The Norwalk City Council will meet
On Monday evening lei the considera-
tion of routine bueinesm
~Velour Hats $5.00. O‘Brien.
Our P-‘Brotheis Lodge, No.10. l. 0.
O. F, will meet on Monday evening
in the Wall street quarters.
Clinton Commandery. No. 3, Knights
Templar. held a stated conclnve last
evening in the Masonic Temple. i
Concord Division, No 2, Sons of
Temperance, will hold a regular week-
ly business meeting on Monday even
ing in the hall in Wal‘g street-P
wHeyPes home made censure. 160 lb
4—HnYes‘ Market.
' I HELD FOR PURCHASING JUNK.
.Boys
Home lmplioeto Local belle". ’ '
As: a direct result of the dismantling
of the Richardson place, in West ave-
!line, by novon boys ieeently,
prominent citizens or the town land
gdealern in junk were arrested yester-
day for having purchased the stolenl
property and failing to make a roe -
0rd of the enmein their books, no-
‘cordlng to the statute, covering the
i purchase of junk from minors or our-
chasing junk without a license. The,
men were Wolfe Horwitz, of Day
[etwreet Edward M Guns, of Water
'street who was acting {or A. Home.
and William Ellirom of East Norwnlk.
The first two arrests were inado by
the local police department and tho
ilest .by countable mm C Sewn-5
The men were placed under hOndsof
$200 pending their trial. ' .
Mr. Gong piadeagthc following state»
Who Diomantled Richardcan;
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three ‘””_"T""”W""MM
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it's-
Boy that winter unit, or overcoat now, when our 1' line .P
are complete and all you the widost choice. I
produced by the Icy
»-‘what you went.
1,
L00k at
—‘-BEFORE YOU BUY--
ewes, WEAK, FLAT, omen“, 'AAG‘KEREPL, SALMON,
sunppen aLoEs, coo, HERRlN-G. aurran new. EELS,
ESCALLOPS, mu. Potioovsreno .‘nhnwn V25c or.
' HARD anas 25:: DOZEN. Leno-Mo nouno ammo;
Gators
TELEPHONE 108.
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stated communication of (lid inont today: omchming ‘3‘" “mph
\PeAn Ladle. No. 108 F and A M., Mr. Guns conducts the Junk buoineani _
’ " will be hold at its rnome, November in ”“9 9““ °l the W317“ It ’5 20W"
ili.’ 1912, at 8 Phiciocld p. m.
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the nienibors oi' the Tippecanoe chorus
ceiling. The singers came to Nor-P
ik iii a special trolley and returned
t . name way.
up.”
“Latet style derbies. OiBrleirg
'A new Tyrovc of the Woodmenis
Cirol‘o, the ‘ddies axillaryot the Wood-
' men'ottho World will be organized in
Mystin Chltil Hail, next Toesday eve
hing; at the ogular meeting or South
NorWiilk Cain-,1 No. 102, Woodmen or
the World, by Col. A. C Gavinostato
manager of the two orders P '
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EXEMPTIONS FROM MILITARY
. SERVICE.
D:- L. M. Allen of Washington
street, poet button for Norwolli, has
rnceived the follow: lg order trom the
tidiutont general ,
" ‘ auto or Cm recticut.
Adjutant Gem ral' 5 Office.
P Horolord, Ooinber 31,1912.
‘ ‘Gehoral Orders, No ii
‘P. 1.’ The following dinullllitleo [or ex-
emotion 'irom military our. present
on by the surgeon genoi ii. are here-
by promulgated in accomnnoe with
Sentient 2997 General subtotal: $34
mom Insanity. opilepw or men-
“intimidation, lb“ of 04th or an eye,
Militant defect on out or m
eyes.
loan: on cm or- loll. d- any other
will“.
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minimization xiv. mom for .
ion of hearing, Joel 0! speech, '
2. Foot surgeon. “will no gnu ex- , '
itomary when he is out for Mr. clone
or the bookkeepei to weigh the mater-
in. question two boys came in with '.
hill. residence in West avenue, .last whoelhunrowe containing from fifteen i
to twenty pounds of lead and brass
metal They‘told Mr. Gone that they
ihad seen Mr. ”Harris in the freight
yard. and Said for him to take the
intuit. While Mr Gene lett the boys
' ‘there, being busy in- the; yard. he re-
turned to the office and found them
sitll waiting. Mr. Gnnn- linked them
Iwhore the goods came from, and they?
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‘ (.‘ongresemen E. J. Hill entertain-ed lal, and it hoppened that at the timer .
‘ South Nomad]:
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»:some Day mono
l Merrill Busmess College
Stoddard
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isaid they were laborers in a 110mm,:
and making ‘chn‘ng‘ea and found it
there. He asked them What they were .
waiting for. and the boy: said that
Mr. Harris had agreed to give them
31. which is about the market price
or the material. Mr. Gan: said he
never thought onythlng more about
the matter until Saturdty morning,
when the boys mired again with
metal. He then relucedtobuy it. The
boys mmnlned'about for nowhilo and
could maroon it'lli'ere. ‘
record of the transaction in the books
or Mr. Harris.
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!urnidh‘bd room in too ‘muohmror you
can and one that’s at lent 99 pan
Pud‘v. P- .
cont. comfortable by ennui“! 10“"
‘ Mr. 'Gono told them to not out 33:!th ‘
werewolves that me made a.‘
Ten‘yper cent. or discomfort in a P
i the light of economic prosperity.
. . ought to retire from the arena of publi ‘
Pillte It it will not, we roll force it out .
, the republican party to be dead
P gninhed vice president was called
,owny. There is not a mob in the on
P I believe that it was an act of provi-
P; deuce that took nwoy the distinguished
_- {vice president.
. piece on the ticket whom they know to:
, be dead But i doubt but what Pinri—Pl
P deuce knows that that living diepen-Pl'
-_ enter at that party is as dead political-Z
_Ply no is his running mate iii the flesh 5‘
,‘Pgreht parties have come and gone.
’ have served their needs and passed in- ;P
‘ not principles and itowill-etill be nil'vtim
t” land, rWliy is it? What has brought
-P ruined us after all:
3‘. .19 {bonded upon the idea that it is "n en and other necessary articles.
'P g‘ovornhient of the people, by the pen
“ Die and for the 11809“? " They are the congressmen who will keep out at your ‘ '
'31ruierii no walling the makers ot the gov-g market the articles which are news... .
.I oriimont. They have been repreoentedEsaiy for your use, killing competition: . ..
- by two great parties for the past lift! and enabling the trusts to control the
». yearn .
- certain powers of government were
i when a his win was admitted to pro-I pie which nhould have lo‘lt no doubt in ..
6.9R99N WY
‘ Ash for “Gordon Roomy." two
{cm' it. You won't have to
. indict on min: it. lt'Wlll hoPP ,
Ihown You it you tort ”uh in
. 213 a. moth Clo no. WI ‘
.hnll grown {at m indifferent- with
-. the lDOlls of sunbeam.
P any has grown the lnlquitlee or the
. too Pare flaking
PP naive so much consideration. There is or which were intended as rid the poo ‘
'no good round. but W P!!!" Indulfldlpie of taxation to the amount 01 no
. Your pment‘ condition? Are you to
Pile diItln-b thug condition: they will
no to lead the Country out ol
darhunel or economic slavery lion
i believe that it worko the name with I.
Inlet: no it, done with inen. Men in a. 1
Mom: trials on not trust their dentin» P
n to men either too young or too old "
The republican party hon spent it:
toroei it heliunorvod its day. I believe
ovday ofliisetuihens has gone forever.
'Piilehury
,Pill'sbiiryiili‘lon .
Bertlctt Gin. ‘
Out at its his» '
timeout day. out or its loinc lion come
the era of trusts. Like old men it.
83 and 85 Washington St. .
“ 7 ’ PhD :2 44
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‘ot the polls on election day. I believe
Within the Dilllt tow days our dintin
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‘I.I:I I I and 5,: ' '
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null-nll‘l.lnnlluu
tlon today but what inounPrs his death
On next Tuesday ovor one million 3
will vote for one man in the second
Yon can save money here. 3
teriai andWear. ‘
You cannot kill democracy. Othori;
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t meuiory But the democratic party;
3:. IJ.
no... becauiie it is founded upon: titer-i
when the republican party has i'nlieh,the high; wages is because the Ameri» in?
beneath the pillars of the constitution can produces twice as much in the
which it has stained with its history. loathe time as does the European labor
Col Graves was given a great ova ,
lion upon the completion of bin talk,
which he richly deserved log that the protective tariff was ne-
Mil‘l‘l‘flld 391W“? "a?“ icesaary to equalize the cost at labor.
The next speaker “Was the HO“ Cree- here and abroad the trusts were ndvofi
don B. Fulton of Maryland. The speak—z tising for foreign labor to compete with
or promised that Maryland wank! givoéybu And then they raised the coat of P .
Wilson its electoral vote. , illvlng to such an extent that it takes ' ‘
He then took up the question of the all you can grind out to support your“ '
high coat of living saying that it was a: self and little once. _
question that reaction every home‘ in‘ Yet they will sell sewing doom.-- ‘ '
made in this country in Europe for .
tt about? What can be done to ieduce‘j 40% less than they can he bought here u .
it? These are the questions which tbg at home They will buy your beef and . ,
direéllongflh ”13 people 0! the 00“1’l~.vship it to Chicago or Kansas, the great
odor hiaugthoring centers and it wil be sent
The until! that no hear has done hack to you and sold at n‘ price 50 not
it great things for Us has Well nlgh§ cent higher' than it is sold on London...
Our Sovernmenti The same condition to the cotton, wool~
While the republican party was urgu n P:
How do they do it? They send to
:prioon.
Three hundred omen "it our ninety ., .
millions control the boldness oi the. ‘
vented in it One of. the expressed country byym interlocking system or ’
powers won the power of levying {BXESlPilrectorfi‘hipn in “‘9 big corporatione,
to raise funds to our on the public' thus running the country to suit them;
debt and to provide a revenue. when sch-ms .
it undertaken to levy taxes in any our: The republican party, instead oi re P ,
er war or for any other purpose than vising the tariff downwnrd as they pro. M‘ P
for revenue. We here permitted them' mined, revised it npvv'ard. As a result ' ‘ . l
to lay tones tor protecting certain hr: that party was smote hip and thigh in ‘
(luatriée 5the elections on 1910. That was a
We will admit that there was ntlmeiwnminraud ii declaration by the pen-
Whn this gavernment was, ‘l‘ormedi
toot our infant industries That nilirhtlihe mind of Tort as to’ what the poo- f
have been alright iit one time. but pie wanted.
when these meuuhctorien 11m bol The democrats owed several bills.
come prosperouii why would they re- revlbing the term echedulea everyone
thnln until they have become an amt; million of dolor: annually but Tart in .
and candid that they insulate the his utter dlnmxnrd or the nannies
W“ to do it? , Wales at. thoeitio Junction vetoed
All! You «talent to continue in everyone at tth bills nod rotunda to
you “mint to diiturb conditiono they poi-mu us to reduce the coat oi living.
will comeback wd‘mnke your conch 401i next Tuesday evening when the
donut worn! Who lieu the power to vote has been recorded we will have a
do it? ovum content to continue in mun. who. otter-the .rlourth of March
tailoring. will give you ballot. .
Maven durum hiii heron yearn at b
omen never opened his mouth or mm P
remain content become if you idiom» .
ennui luck nod make your conditim
‘ e inflamed mm yam»
then-u
Pty when by without doing um M
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