T 6 North
Main Street
Clothing specialism
Suit 0r Overcoat
TheSc suits and overcoats are a
case of‘ seeing is believing." for
words would seem an exaggera—
tion of their real value But you
, owe it to yourself to see these
garments for they will save you
money.
Never have such stylish suits
and 'overcoats been offered in so
wide a range of materials. is ours
There will be a style and material
to suit the most critical
Low price does not alter our
guarantee of absolute satisfaction.
This guarantee goes with every
one of these suits and coats
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Clothing forT‘All Builds
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C.
. This is the only store where you are sure of a square
' deal in Reliable Clothing at our standard‘price, $7 & $10.
(Continued from Eighth Pane).
tonight not to have been altered.
CINCINNATlmB‘ilty precincts out
, or the can in Ohio gave ran a 601:
Wilsonguafinlz Roosevelt 1.351.
new JERSEY.
m.
NEWARK, N. J‘.-~'I‘hrce voting dis-
tricts in Trenton, the first heard from
in New Jersey give Wilson 241; Tait
198; Roseveit 183.
TEXAS.
:DALLAS. Ten—Returns fromr 108
precincts out oi! 4,800 in 'I‘exnsgivo:
Wilson 7.270; Roacvc’lt 438; Taft 592;
Debs 479.
DALLAS, Tex—Returns indicate
that Wilson has carried Texas by 170.-
000. The vote for Tart and Roosevelt
i3 nearly evenly divided. The Socialis-
tic vote will reach 10,000, an increase
of 50 per 'cent. over 1008.
VIRGINIA.
RICH M ONAD-~Governbr Wilson‘s
,birthplace, Stauuton, Va.. gave .him
032‘? Tart 287. Roosevelt 65.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COLUMBIA—~lndlcntlons are that
Woodrow Wilson has carried South
Carolina by a majority over both his
opponents of more than 50,000. Re-
turns indicate all Demcrntlc state and
{county ofllcers and Congressional can.
Adidatcs have been elected.
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ILLINOIS.
ADANVlLLE. Ali.-—Meagrc returns in-
rdicato the defeat of former Speaker
Provision .Co.
Norwalk
; ,13- . 15 Main Street.
Phone at Both Stores
Specral for
Legs of Lamb
Forequarters
Loin Chops
The Beers Meat &
‘ 22 West washiagton St. South
Norwalk
Tuesday
lZ'T/2c
7c
Rib Chops 2 lbs 253
16c-
i
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-V-
as South Main mien.
Lrpnage.
ingredients
shop.
JOHN anus
Having Purchased the .
SANITARY BAKERY
l solicit the continuation or your pa-
Nothing but the best pro
ducts will he offered. made from pure
in a strictly sanitary
Cannon by Frank . Q‘Hnir of Paris by
1200 plurality in thclBAh district.
LOUISIANA
All Democratic Congressional nom-
inees elected.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCKr—‘Wllaon carried Ar-
kansas by about sixty thousand ma-
jority. Returns now indicate iicoeo.
volt will run nomad. All l‘Acm;.‘crciic
congressional nominees elected by us-
uul majority.
All Democratic nominees Mottled.
3 ' 1.0er AT oun «
“Crawler "
FOR MEN A?
MAX LEVY
I45 Washington St.
Telephone 426-2.
A! James Means
$3.00 $3.50 $4.00,
Becker Block
MISSISSIPPI.
, Congress:
sional nominees elected.
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ALABAMA.
Congress: All Democratic Congress.
men elected.
MAINE.
PORTLAND— Success of the Demo-
ulll give Wilson and Marshall oix
votes in the electoral college was in
Tourists’ Policy
United States. Wide.
- dhuted by returns at 10 .p. m. from
‘ acts by 25.000.
All Democratic Congrats"
T Aplalnly elated ovcctho returns.
cratic electoral ticket in Maine whichi
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National chairman; All the floral» T
ocraAlc Committee. Sends Aha ‘
News to Governor Wilson;
W ‘ _ ,
INEIW YORK. Nov. 5.-—Natlonal
Chairman McCombs. or the Democratic ,
National Committee, ' said the [Nch
York rip-state returns exceeded their
expectations and that the entire state
WONG give Wilson a vote greater than
the combined vote of Taft and Roose-
volt.
Chairman McCombs sent this mes-
sage to Governor Wilson over a direct
wire to the governor's home in Prince‘
ion. “I told him." said Chairman Mc-
Combs. "you havo carried New York
by a tremendous plurality. You have
also carried Massachusetts by 60,000
plurality. i have just received :1 mes-
sage from National Committeeman F.
B. Lynch that you have carried Minne-
It is a clean sweep.
George M. ‘I’almor. chairman of the
Democratic state committee, authoriz-
ed the statement at 7:15 o'clock claim-
ing that the State of New York hart
given Wilson 250.000 plurality. Chair-
man Palmer said his preselection claim
was 230.000 plurality for Governor Wil-
lsou. ‘
.enator Dixon’s predicted iand~
slide for Roosevelt wont to Governor
Wilson.’ said Democratic Chairmen
McCombg at 7:45 p. m. His figures fur
New York city were: _Wilson 315.000f
Roosevelt 1'75. 000 and Taft 125. 000
Senator Joseph M Dixon, Progres
SlVe National Chairman, said afterTA
scanning the returns from New Yorki
and several other eastern states:
“We have got to‘ go West for the
Roosevelt vote."
NEW YOARKr—Early returns from.
New York and the seaboard. states:
were the cansé’ol much excitation ati
Democratic. national headquarters. A
Chairman McComba early after seven}
o'clock sent word to Governor Wilson
that. his alet‘llnn ans indicated by an
ouruhcliuiug vote. A atcr in the men
in: he nruzio the foiowin: s: Aicmcnt: l
E “Victory is now complete. 'lhz re
terns are coming in so fast that i can-
not keep up with Aim . Governor Wll
son has carried MassarhuScits, \iulnc. A
Chance ~,ilcul New York. Maryland
New Jersey and a ‘l of the South. Na-
lWilson will get 10.0000 plurality in Or
cgcn. I bellow wpsui‘ l curt-3 l’enuuyl.
lmain for Wilson. A... -- -
l "l lure re cits w:h ch am until lent
its eltct Governor Wilscn ovorw“:im
lln... "13' Without omeini returns from the
Awe tern states which are not in." ,
was Chairman MrCoAnbs were Vice
Chairman William G. McAdeo uni
U. S. 'Scnutcr O'Gcrman. why wars
Mr.
iMcComha at 10- o’tlcck said he was
not prepared to concede llllnols to
ARooseielt as he had. been quoted as
lhdving dour.
Senator A,l)lxcn chairman of tho Nn-T
Tl
ilTliillilliV I
l nlture.
Canada and World-
throo-fonrtha or the state. At that u("Hid Pwnrcs lvo. Committee. with
hour Govornor Wilson had 45,441 (~0V0rnvr lilmm W. Johnson. the v ‘-ce
votes, a plurality of 4,481 over col. Arrcs- «Initial nominm cf the PAW”
Roosevelt and 16. 863 over President AAlvc party. and Mrs Johmmn Mn "M
:Did you ever! know
" the joy to! 'a brightly
blazing fire of Cannot
, Coal?
“it is like a flirt mused A.
lively, uncertain. bright-colored.
waving hero and there—making
"Alamo that is pleeshntly spark»
fling. dancing prettiiy, paving
and leaping like a roehuok from
mint to point."
«lite Marvel in Reverie. or I
Bachelor.
quarter or half ton will
at cost you much and
will give you pleas.
are and comfort
T furnished rumpus “too much~~ior you
Covers your baggage against any and
all risks. by fire, theft. lightning.
navigation and transportation. while
in transit by. or in the custody of any
railroad. express. transfer. transpor~
tation or or any Steamship ($0., etc.
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN
Insurance of All Kinds.
Real Estate-«Town. Country and Share
Telephone 1230.
Upstairs Over the South Norwalkl
Trust 00.. 87-91 Washington 8A..
South Norwalk.‘Conn. '
PUBLlc BTENOGBAPHER.
Scrap Metal is Booming
' ASK FOR ‘ralcas
Every one that works (or me must
be honeut Those that are dishonest I
discharge. One cent a pound as,
rm to my limit. The sign.
WM. EFFRON
of so rm Street, East Norwuik.
must be on the wagon and the driver
must give you a. duplicate slip. Foatlr
er Bods and Auto Tires a specialty.
Telephone 441.
Ten, per cent. of discomfort inn
can find one that’s at least on per‘
cent. oomfortahle by answering some:
adv. ‘ ‘
'l‘ult.
MISSOURI.
Congress—Sheaker Clark re elected.
KANSAS.
TOPEKAvn—The first five of the 2,800
Kansas precincts to report‘givc Rooso- 1
volt 104; Wilson 102; Taft. l02.
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“OYSTER BAY, -Sliortly before mic.
night tonight Col. Theodore Roosevelt
made the following statement:
"The American people by a great
plurality have decided in favor or Mr.
Wilson and tho Democr’inic party. Like '
all good citizens A accept the result
with ontlro good humor and content-
ment.
can only repeat what i have already so
many times said. the late of the loader
tor the time being is of little conco- ,.
queues. but the cause limit must in
tho and triumph for its triumph is es-
isonuul to the well being of tho Amerl' T'
.3
(algaedi ,
THEODORE ltOOSliWEL. "
can people.
T T . About the same time he issued this ‘ T
Col. Roosevelt sent the following tale
"The American people by a great
Aurelie? have continued upon you thé _
its“ honor in their gilt. t conga-AAA,»
As for tho Progressive cause I _
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. .,lr Oliver
llocssyeit, u nsphm cf Col lTAOUAAAAelt -
and Ccor :8 W Perkins, litard lhc rc~
iturna at the r. :w party” a headquarters
itonlght. Early returns from the east
crn states were discouraging and Sen-
aw Dixon remarked:
“We have got to go went for the
A‘Roosavslt vote." A
Senator Dixon was greatly planned
with the returns l‘rom lllinois and mild
Col. Roosevelt had better than a
lighting chance. i
Governor Johnson after looking over.
tho returns from the east remarked: L
gml‘ho difference in time between here ,
Ailmi tho/Went makes it impossible to;
«get an accurate gauge of the altuu-A
non.” '
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MADE.
TRISTRAM 8; HYATT
Norwiilk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8‘ and 5 Genetic Buildtaa. Norwalk. Connecticut
Ladies’ Waists for All Oceasioas
THE LARGEST AND FINEST SHOWING OFT‘ WAISTS THAT WE HAVE EVER
Silk and Chiffon Waists $2. 50 to $8. 00
ALL THE NEW MODELS IN THE LATEST SHADES AND IN BLACK.
White Net & Witc‘ Silk Waists:
MANY NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STYLES IN LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES.
See the New Tailored Waists
0F WHITE PIQUE, WHITE LINEN AND FINE FTLANNEL IN MANY COLORS.
Lingerie Waists
DO
as others do. Sell your rags. rubbers.
metals. More, leather beds and auto-
mobile tires to R. Alexander. as hei T:
pays the highest prices. A '
Also buys and sells secondhand tur-
R. Alexander
fel. 356-2. 21 Raymond 8t.
w...” a- w...»
What do you think
of this?
A new lino of Ostrich Feathers we
have just purchased from the manu-
iuctuicr, thereby saving jobbors’
prolits.
You can get the benefit To give
you some Idea of what this means‘
we circle a low prices. A
Oiuch French Plumes. finest dual-i
....................... ' $2.
tlful and fluffy .
it inrh Black Plumes, have to be am
be appreciated.. .. 93¢
twp-v
e Holmes Milliacry .
3 , Monroe 8LT”
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Hazelton
Phone 405
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con
The B. HerShfield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 104 122 Water It.
Scout Shoes
Men’s 32.00.
aoyI' $1.75.
TAN, ELBKIN. 801.5. HEELS
Opposite Hoyt'e Theatre.
A.
.»:MM-
Your llallway
makes the mt impression upon» ,
your ‘vlsitors. Lotus equip ‘your’_ .,
, hall with stylish. furniture.
mo uppsns. A» f"
Keeler’s Shoe Store - T3
“Cornelius
29- 31 West Washington Street
What’S-the
of laying out a lit of money for your Cl tires when
you can come to our store, choose from the Largest
and Best Stocks-in The NorwalksT and pay for your
purchases in SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS
0U P7 ICES
are positively as Low and Lower than the 'cheepcst
cash store considering quality. and almost everyone is
a judge of good quality nowadays. so you cant be
fooled.
er ectlon
Oil
Heaters
This handy Heater which
can lie carried from one
room into another-— no
smll. no smolrewought to
be in every home. We sell
these for less money than
T any other store in «town.
Come and be convinced.
commons "
socas
$13.50.,
might nnu‘Modlum Weights.
Tho'iilock with the o mouthn'
«. , guarantee.
74 Washington Street
SONNNOXT‘WAAIR, Coun._
FLOOR .
SPECIALS
9:112 murals A.... .... 31m. 4..
it x it Velvet: ...... .. $10.50 2.
ii at 12 Axmiailtori 024.00 :3
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