s ":35 a. tin;
5:9“ m 4-3p-
Masonic Building. South . h
met. 2d and 4th Tuesdays oi
onthhluly and August or.-
1 t 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
1_ cordially invited. Hickson
H. 9. Robert M. Wilcox.
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TRADE
Business Department
Branch Office, Norwalk.
Editor" 3 Residence
ct cure to take the trouble to learn
7 to, mauulpuldte the levers as to -
hole to suit the state. That a
t many know all about the business
Wu by the results, but doubtless
will not take tho'troubiertoplck " "
lit the pointerg and throw them Ill) or
wn as the occus on requires, who it 1
cy had a printed ballot would use a
component to effect. But this number
ill; be comparatively small anyway,
, must be growing smaller as time
passed on‘, for the most careless and in-
dili’ereiit will learn some time
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Theodoretfloosevelt has issued a pro-
clamation ’t‘o his followers in which
he declares their achievement in the
11reccnt election the gretnest in the hil-
ory of tree government and exhorts
emtoiurther effort and accomplish
fmellt‘! This is no one man movement,
so, end it very large proportion 01
really Pmtresnlve‘ Republicans will he
is” heal-that» ,1
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he. who commanded the
. 1 elbow how much this object les-
doumges the others wNew \ollt
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a. pity that Massachusetts
11 going democratic, didn’t round
business and nitrite “Honey
manner to Daniel Webster
phones Sumner! We fear the
to», degenerate-«New York
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people sing;
And see the lighted looms, and
take my place
As one of them, in that sweet
time of grace.
When I go, home I shall be very
tired
Of struggling for the things that
I desired;
But I shall be content to end my
quest
Gaining the best things—peace
and love and rest.
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be heaven
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‘ asked.» about» In! situation.
coed Whitman d flood. or Green
Flank H. Merrill, oi Norvvnllt. ,
This is sold to be the lprosrum a:
the Doinocrats of Fairlield county.
1:; influenced 'by the
cunts of Nomulk
for s1 certainly.
there uro‘slsns on; lively contest tor
that Otli‘e’lfl in Norwsik are hot sitter
the job considered one of» the best.
of the plums involved in the great
change. 1. _
Idoport Donnie Mulvlhlll.
hill for the position
Those Who know what is going on
in politics say nothing definite hail
. as yet been douoln this. direction. But
it is known‘thnt'l‘rlends and rein; 3-
tives or the former mayor have spoil-1
satisfactory to Mr. Mulvihili as 'llhl.
which deals principally with liquor
licenses.
it does not appear that the Russell-
o thought as yet. The leaders may
do so later. For the-1mcnt they are-
hard at work in other directions.
The other Candidotoslto come to the
trout in Norwalli are lower Retires
sentntlve William Lowe and Andrew
heery. 1MI‘QWG thinks he ought to
in; Norwalk politicians are asked
about it they smile and bay:
‘l . "Tulle it from me. Merrill is the
man. "
Won liked in Nooiweik
\‘orwslk Democrats link in glow~
ins terms of. Merrill do: A. political
1-.leadei “There is the man who made
‘ Congressman emehmn "‘iiouin ‘
dating a possibility," snf. .fin illum-
neiit South Nordilk code
on the
Norwniit‘ men speak” in strong approw
ill of Merrill and they hold that he
1 is in every way qualified to till the
position.
.roe mssi‘iillty of Bridgeport Demo-
crats getting this plum it; most remote.
The Norwsllt Stamford and Green-
wich Democrats any the Job belongs
down that way. and down that way
it will .go heosuoe that end of the
county controls the sitiilttion.
it is" not yet apparent whether
Stamford will have ii esndldnto.
Greenwich Democrats do not come to
1tho front. They have too much re-
spect for their fellow termsman,
Whitmon 1S: Mead, who'bus tilled the
position? so capsbly
didate.
come to the {front from that town.
’And so. with Norwnilt loadernhlll
particularly strong just at present it
looks as though Merrill would be a
vision of the spoils comes.
him. Mly fill.
the caucus will be held to decide.
There are eighteen momentarily»
control at least fourteen chiller:
it is known too. that the Wrote
1 methods at cmlntmont. it in elm
tsiu that some such step will .3. to}
1 on. This my interiors With tile ll"
strum- Then, too. thsré mieht he s
wedlock. in which case“ Mr. Mold
1 would hold over. it would in he
hit am W to that mm,
. for he held over from icon to 1811's ill
Whether or not Mr. Merrill will;
have £111.1er to the commissioncrlm
office undisputed. doos not yet appear}
,I On the contrary."
a chunco‘at the place. It is intimated ‘
.1 It wa‘s learned today that the “hurt?
lty" {action or the Democratic party?
in Brldoeoort would be asked to sup- 5*
port comer Mayor Dennis Muivlg
Walker faction have given the cities.
have the othoe. But when 1tlle know- .
when 1
Eloi- county commissioner to sum 1'
which just at present is very strong- :5
loading Demo-1v
on shout-‘his pretereuces. and 1th alv“
err known that there is no office or
present. in night which would be no.
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“loose twenty:
years, to even oppose him with 'a can-
Any how no one has yet"
pretty strong candiute when the dir
0! course something my. happen to ‘
queer the plans of the lenders Much '-
, may happen between now Ind some '
' time in January mm February when '
, and six sexism ol’ the Delhomtilu “
faith in this county and it is 113- 1
limit out thst The Nowell: 10W“ ‘
may make an effort to cm” the "
than 100' styles are here for a choice.
for T hanksglvlng
This Sale of Table lesions is overflowing
, " with advantages that might be expected cut
1"01‘ season. but that are .all the: mare impressg : 11
“ ivc because «coining when every prudent .; 1
7‘? .woman is looking to replace old with the new 7
" i ’ Every piece contained in this assortment is of nhlgh standard quality and every price quota-
1‘ d tlon is at leust, 25 per cent. less than what these tine linens bring in the regular way. No less
1 ' All Pattern Cloths, including
1 Nap hips to match, purchased
1, ‘ 1 duringthis Sale, will he hemmed
i F‘REE-French Hammad-why expert hand sewer.
1 , 1| 1 1 .
Table Cloths _
‘Flne duality, very heavy double 1
1-Ddt‘nss1k, pretty designs.
to x 70 .......,..... .4911
’e987‘
70x90. .....
30 x 108 """"" ' '7 in floral and conventional
‘gNAPKlNg to match. 23 x 23
'dozeu . . .1 ............ $4.50
Table’Dsmask
,7 adv; is luci‘r Irish Table Lln- ‘
1 m sturdv quality. satin damask
win a wide mugs oi‘i‘ patterns.
‘ "rworth 81251ysi'dir sills price,
'Iysrd ..... ..... W..98¢'f
'NNPKINS to match if runny pretty designs, worth
15201 20. worth $2.49, (101311..
Table Cloths
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Towels
All pure linen Towels.
Round Scalloped
1Beeutitul V round scalloped Table
Cloths, 72 x72 inches in diameter,
do
signs, made of all pure Scotch
.linon Worth $5. 00. Sale price,
$3.98 _
{1,
75¢.
1.98
$
24 it 24. worth 33‘. 50, dozen. .
Tray Cloths
Pure all linen Tray Cloths. ham: 1 ll ' 1 ,
stitched on four sides.
18 x 27, worth 250. Sale urine: 1 Line“ 8% 8m
Shrine
19¢
20 x 30, worth 60c Sale Price.
30¢
‘ Lilonvy double Satin Damask, 72 1
inches wide, in floral and rib. ’
‘ ibon stripe deeiaus. worth $2.00
yard. Sale price. yard 81 49 1
NAPKINS to «match. 24 x 24.
worth $6.00. hale price $31193
WTsille Felt a
, Henry double Silence Cloth for
protecting tables, 54 inches
*wido. worth 59c yard Sale '
prior...” 39¢ .
20x54, each
30x30, ouch
on“ Hen-in
1M1W
shut the new or the £13th omit- tritium out.
ed bf luxuries: .1 ~ .1. .
Firemen and police worked at the
wreck. on hours batons
woo found. Holes or
on m or the odor»
supplied with me tor finch thsz
Huvy Scotch and Irish Table '1
v1 xLinens, 72 lucheswide. made of
oil pure linen. flax, worth “.00
yard. sale price 73¢ .
Handmade Drown Work Scans
and Shams. hand drawn and all
pure linen, wortlr 21 at) such.
[luck and Damask j
1 Linen Towels
nonv- .-
' “tolled and scalloped edge: in 2;.
a 11 25c.129c,35c. all
- 'Slle price ....... .49¢p
1.
. “22 x 22. dozen ..... 78¢ 11
' ,2 x. " 14, worth $225 .
, eliminator; «6.803.
FI'ho W our when: thinner-
Mill Lengths of
Table Damask
Ot'sturdy Irish linen, the hind
that will give service, in the
following lengths:
2 x 2, worth $2. 00.
2 x 2 1-2. worth $2.30. $1: :7
NAPKINS to match 22 x 22,a~1 ‘
dosen ..... . . ........ $2.49
100 dozen all pure linen illicit 11
Towels. plain and figured, worth
hematitched.
Sale_ price ...... ... . . . 19¢ 7,
. O . ,‘ 1. J“ .
Guest Towels
100“ 'dosen dainty little Ghost 1'
Towels all pure line, hematitoh-
ed with satin circle for initial,
worth 3%. Sale price . .1” 5
amt Table
Damask» .1 ;
Heavy. memorized Ta‘lile Dam— ;
asks, at lowest in city prices-‘-
194%. 29¢. 39¢ 4W ‘
HEMMno NAPKlNS to match?
2d at 20. dozen ......... 75¢ 1
There 1m-
hien provided 284 are lights at a cost
to the city of $61 per lllht and m
indictment lights at a cost at out!
each, which use the m- at amino»
‘tioii. 1mpwmmmu,
7 7 ‘ _ the out your. at an crown or «an.
Mir film memorandum
intricately». memoir» 1m
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mm u has»: In all.
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Norwalk Chronicler