’ ‘ tenure cone to: certain rue BEST or balcony Pfiwch. It Vila-blown m... L’laa 4 most in the homor the buyer and ‘llerfboounae acquainted. the landlord . one, has been ill this week. ; . Powell Corporation. ‘ . wine's. w». . o i v x ' mission 4' l'gn‘wv: .3 v . .. ed from Boston, .where' he spent three ”days attending the meeting of the ’ and distinctive. ——Latest derhiee. O’Brien’e. Dr. Ward 3. Gregory, 0: West ave— *WM -—~Hnyler’s famous chocolates and hon bone in fancy boxes. vStilleon- *m- Mrs m H Gumbart will entertain ’ l the Friday Afternoon Club, this week. -—If he has a Royal Morris choir he will not want to go out nights. Ange Attorney John .1. Walsh has return- New England Tax Commission as e. membiar or the Connecticut Tax Com. -Buy “him” a hat. O'Brien'o. ., it you are Ea. hit?“ hard to please, it you want .eomething it little diderent. yet practical and dainty, you'll be interested in the silk hosiery advertised today by the N E. Ryan Co. éChristmas slippers at reduced prices. The White Shoe Store, :90 ' Washington St, :South Norwolk, Conn. The double town meeting will be held on Thursday evening. The new Washington street bridge 'adjourned' meeting will be held at 8 o'clock and‘ fifteen minutes previous, a meeting! to consider Hartford place changes will convene. -——Full line Xmas capo, D‘Brlen’e. ___..~».q ' 'l‘ho mnual convention of the Con— due by appointment only. neotlcut Hardware Dea’lere Announ- ilon will be held in Hartford on Feb-l wary 25 and 20. Following the con»2 yentiob the delegates probably will at. tend the convention oi the New Eng land Hardware Deulere‘ neaociation ln’ ,flprinriield. which convenoa the 96th and continued for three days. w...- ”an. -‘~Boudoir ’ slippers. pink, blue, red and block, at Connealiy and ilraoken’e. .1. Day Flack who hau been employ- ed a. reborn by Contractor .3. A. Mommy «in the paving work start- edhore trill leave tar New York out ‘ Saturday. *He will min in New. ‘ will no to ma, ” notations lor the out more new in: work will be started by ill“. Mk. l‘rorlt until alter Curlew when he Welt ”PW. where in will be married. Mr. and TRANSAGTS A GENERAL BANKING DIRECTORS ‘E. H. Halloween J. Wallace Marvin iohn H. Knapp ”he H. Li CiW National Bank ousmsee AND OFFER! EVERY ‘ FACiLl‘l’Y GONBISTENT WITH SOUND RANKING Ourpiuo and Promo 3117 .00009 onto Dope-ii Boxuld and 96 per your EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, PHI. JOHN H. KNAPP, lot VlchroI. FREDERICK H ROWAN, 21! Via- WILFRED BODWELL, Glamor ”a... oaplm 41W Ghrioti an Quartz ‘ Fred. H. Rowan Samuel Grumman Lewi- R. Hui-loner Henry I. Lockwood ' v .,,, . ,. rat is the but motltute for the natural teeth. If it has been your miltortune to lone one or more teeth- the vacant Place can be filled with bridge Work. It is iirxn and aims, doeo not have to be taken out to be cleaned, wears well, is sanitary. does not interfere with the epeech, and so closely resem- rblee your own teeth that your best friends will not know your loss. Best materials and workmanship in my standard. Dr. J. H. Mallory to south unique. new; Nomlk. HOURS: 9 can“ 9. to. don- .M Ladies’Suits one: 70 canon AT Vlav » “mount: PRIQIR. We employ only «pert mechanics. and moi-Into- our work to be natio- factor: We ciao do otlmmo AND unraiamo lion LAW” mo «munch. llll fills Milli? liltilli ~ a. homo-mm. m wummou orator MrI. rim will return to own about February 1 at which tin- pro- newt-aa- V ~Umbrolla¢ for “Simon. C’BiiooI, 8mm Daoburlane were hum minim ol.’ com and no. Torin. M “floor. _ K’cbiti’etidg‘t Phone 387-4 Ethel A. Spillane. oi” 45 Belden it... one 01 Prices bath rolled for Chi-intrude and let hlnl tool . 'that morning chilly bath room. Price’ a , Store. . Chester Nichole, oi the ‘Nicholo Mun- _ - utelcturlng Company, at New Millerd -‘ and ‘Bethel, we: a visitor in Baum Norwalk, yesterday. Theodore E Terrell, oi Yonhers,‘ and Edward 8. Hine, or New Rochelle, the trip by automobile. , 3 1 wen aeh‘ tray‘ will make (a nice Xmatrgitt. Full line at Dreydune‘. w... Cockenoe Haymakec's' Association We 321-2,1.0.R M.,Will meet in the Wall street barn to m'alte hay on on tomorrow morning. Catterali, of Broad River. were in town yesterday They made Give HER a Stamiord' out. w FOR BALEi BY Buckingham Woman's Relief coma will make arrangements for the Joint metallotio‘n oi the recently elected oi- ilcere with those oi Buckingham Poet. at the meeting to be held tomorrow. —--Buy her Huylere i‘or Xmae at De- Klyn'a. . m . i at. John‘s Lodge, No. 6,‘ A‘. li“. and A. ’91., will hold a eluted communication. the enhuol communication for the pur- pose. of electing oilicero for the eunu- ing year,'tomorrow evening in the Ma .enlc Temple. ePut one oi‘ Price‘s collar boxes in his stocking Chiretma'e morning and he will start the day with a smile. Pricee’ store. Chief Thomas motherland, ct Nor- walk has decided to wait until alter lihe Christmas holidays to discontinue the ironic duty at the corner of Main ’ Converting Board in the State l rangeior a Christmas pree— , ’ nominee for governor Which true 5 997 votes more than cast. ‘ liliilill or 11 iii Show: 111111147904 Vales Were Dan “in Presi- dentin! PM“ HARTFORB. Doc. 18 w—Giovernor“ almeon E: Baldwin was re- -electod last ' month by a plurality of 10. 783 over. Judge John P Studley, the Republb 1 can nominee, ., For Lieutenuutvaovemor, Mr. Tin-w. gler, oi Bockyille, bade oplurality oi‘ ‘ 0.981 over Charles H. Peon. lilo Re publiean opponent. . For secretary of: State. Albert Phil . . lips had a plurality of 5,972 over G. B. Carlson, who wee on the Republia ' can ticket. , ~ '- For Treasurer, E S. Roberts had 5.310 plurality over Mr. Holmes, at Waterbury, the Republican nominee For Controller, Daniel P. Dunnuwae elected by a plurality of 5.68? over. Fayette L. Wright. Republican. ‘ The board to courage the voter 0! * state oilicere met or. the Capital year tel-day noon and made its report... as toilevys: ‘ For Governor: 78.204; Studiey; Ropuhlicen, Beardsley, ,Sociallet;*'10.236; Baldwin, Democrat, (17.5317 Bennett, bot, 1,247; Smith. Progressive. 31,095”: Scattering, «2; total vote: 190,396. ‘ in 1910 Baldwin received 77.243. ' voice, which “31,021 votes less than _. cast tor him this year. 01: member hand, in 1910 Goodwin, Republican had 73,528. for Studley this your. emor, had 12 179 or 1,943 more, than and Wall etreete He had planned to have this go into erect yesterday, but Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Wheelhouae” took into consideration the consider 30“fo made a Kain of 70 votes as or Bay Ridge, were made the iproud able amount oi extra trunk: during the compared with Hommol's vote parents of a baby boy yesterday... Mrs. tholhloy season and it will be prohtbly 1919 The Sociallat Laborlte made a Wheelhouee was formerly Mina Codie the first of January before the change gain 08 42 votes i513 time. The 108- lie made. Session 9: BOOKKEEPING, PENMANBHIP um'reo BANK BUILDING;- TEES. LARGE OPENED LONG TELEPHONE 1". it «out shoving petal Telephone Pad: Tie their: . Matohuatoo Ash Trove and Geller Button Tray: in hammered bran em and Telonllooo M lined Palm CHM we}; «:c,aj*;oin:-f::-,I.- 9.I.-.1.-.I.I.Ili.l:- “1m evening or Henry n. paragon. . ] ‘ .ni....nnt-n~yaienn n‘ m'mu'. I“.IO!49'II . ' «Wren-— 188 Christmas limited work on linen inifleoittlo Bolder. illicit» Holder, Manicure new 61m. warm Haudhmhiot box... on, Work hue and outer/movable: too departing to mention. ‘ ’, UHINELLAU. _ mm‘ mid MW UM! in Glofla “'0 Saturday Morning Classes h7‘~‘ Merrill Business College 80 to 11.30 , 008T AMI) "TING. ' SALES- MAMHIP, BHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITTNG. ‘ in. A. MERRILL, Principal is: Fieh! Fish' Fish! There Isn't Any. Better or We’d Have It BLUES. WEAK. FROST. CODFIQH, SHELF. ’ SPANI'BH MAOKEREL 6180058. COMM MILL POND 0Y8. Haueu‘rg one. CLAME, EGOALLOPS, HARD, GRASS. LONG AND ROUND CLAMB. LiTTLE NECK!- Cutbill's Bridge Fish Market. . In“ DILIVIIV. a» ;of«:- 1 1,.‘of:jIII-fifth,Izo‘o‘ulo1u3o:ufb:~:1:o,u u v Arow-uoa-uou-e Till kl ' Min. Pin (lemon- and 111an Hold- or in! hidden work on linen. Ioooti3olil l Knox Smith. . 1 I rr. n‘a“‘o . ro‘n v'l’l n‘n"‘1j. the party nominee this year. On the Prohibition ticket the nominee for in ture of the vote for governor this year Iwee the 31,020 votes cast tor Herbert The vote for mentenantaovemor was he follows: 3 Tlnsiol', Democitgi 75.774; Peck, Republican, 08.793; Unmonte Social- ist, 10,169; Shepard Prohibition, 2; 020; Knapp. Socialist Labor, 1,250; Buterworth, rPogreaalte, 30, 986. 1 The vote for Secretary or State was: ‘ Phillips Democrat; 75 429; Carlson. Republican. 69 ,459: .fipesman, Social let, 10,115; '1'. '1‘. Phillips, Prohibition, 9,044; Sherman, Socialist Labor, 1,- 258; Rochelle, Progressive. 30,751. For Treasurer~lloberte, Democrat. 74.887: Homes, Republican, 69,577; Beebe, Socialist. 10.002; Robinson, Prohibition, 2.040; Fellermun, Social- iet Labor, 1.255; Erhe, Progressive, 30.932." Comptroller-«Dunn, Democrat, 125: Wright, Republican, 69,438; Peach, Socialist, 10,015; Chipman, . Prohibition, 2.102: "Willee, Jr., social- ist Labor, 1,244: Daniela Progressive, 30.985. . “The total vote was: . , ~ Lieutenanmoromornlss. 992, guaranty or Stnto-189.0ls~i. For Treasurer~~188.853. , For Continuation-188.999. in 1910, according to the state man uai. the entire number of voters on meromotry limb was. 181.8711 tend 75.! for state oilicera ~ in. that clot tion. 1 rue Sentinel Wont «turner collect thoullritioo or man. moowtber ”The total vote for each oilicer was . Prohibition. 2,096; Wells, Sociaiiat Lib". in 1910 Hunter Socialist tar gov-4' T BFC M -Some of the “Good Things" We are Headquart Candy. Nuts, Figs. Dates,ii _ . berries, Raisins, Currants, Ta ,1 Raisms, Oranges, Apples, Mill“ Meat Plum Pudding, Sn Thyme . ’“fil’ife‘ié’é Cheese; Prun‘ Peaches, Apricots Citron, Louie and Orange Peel. ‘ iii Also Wines, Whiskies Claret Sautemes, Champagnes, Bra. dies, Cordiaas- “ "w “i“ Bottle. .. ing Brands of , ‘ fate Beers, Porters 81 Mmerali ‘ . Phone 440. A. F. Ieckmannt’x 93 and 85 Washington St. South No a We have a large line in lndlan Blanket Robes, Isiippere ,. match also. This makes e. model gift for any man. 94.00. 95.00 a UMBRELLAS aree useful gilt Mission handles, 32.50, $3.00. 93. 50, $4.00 and 35.00. CAVANAGH 81 ROS?) 2 South Main Street TOGGERY SHOP Tol.1 mounted in. ‘gold or. silver" 147 .904 names were checked on voting - v; Sentinel covet-Moray lexitlrnwe iiue . . of human endeavor. ‘ , people, Imp-unborn. maids. nun“. WAY, for you to be warm in your new home this winter in to have lll lnatoll o Heating Breton: that trill imp you comfortable on“ mofiooidoot um la? We'll died! the location. ct your .. methmnmormnmm“ . tell you weather I Hot air, Hot Water " . ‘ or Item 93min will nasty you but 5: Whole Faulii u , No more pleasing-9mm Thelouesdt liotchkies .. w. 1.. other... ‘ u , line is ready tor/yon Company «devout. cone erection. m4 om Theholp wanted columno' oi'l’he. ' C0039. unog;
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