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no «nicest 5:443; Iota
* PHONE CALDS.
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‘ "‘MASONIO DIREG‘I’ORY.‘
,. m
.Wslt man-,4 No. me, P. IndeaM»
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Willa direct. lot“ and “lid Tuesday of
inmhemanthwdniy wand magnum»
- oepted~at 8 o'clock. "All .Master
' asons cordially invited. *D. “Burr
each; W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
See' ‘ 4
Doctor Chapter, No. 88. R. A. M.
Meets .lu Masonic Building, South
ain street, second ' Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
copied—at 8 o ’cl.oclr All Royal Aron
Masons cordially invited Charles
* A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W Wilcox,
Sec.
4mm
' VOTE RIGHT.
. Yes, vote for the citizens' nomi-
2 nations, and you can do it by vot-
.? ing for your party nominations on
the republican and democratic
tickets, with the exception of in
the second ward. In, this ward
the citizens’ and democratic tic-
."kets béa‘r'the‘citizens" nomina-
' tions. 2
What is the idea? you may ask.
The idea is that General Rus-
6911 Frost should «be the next may-
or of the city of Norwalk and with
him should be elected men who
will carry out his pblicies in the
organization of the new govern-
ment—Nowell; Hour
,-. Exactly! The truth could not be
i
more plainly told and nor. that the «
«hand of the powers that be has been
{forced to admit. the plain. unwhole—
isome truth—in this instance, the path
,022 duty is plain to every elector.
The issue has been fairly and truth-
fully defined by both parties to the
vargumeni. There are two tickets in
gthe field for this coming city election.
pne~the citizens'. was chosen and
‘proniulgatod In a handful of self4ap~
1‘2pointed and self anointed political
‘leaders The otherw—ihe people‘s, was
selected by the people at. large. The
' tissue is so sharply defined that there
4 is no mistaking the general trend of
things. A ballot cast for the one is
a vote for political aggrandizumenl; a
Vote for the other is a vote for rule
bribe people.
mam
A RAILROAD LESSON.
4 Yesterday two electric trains
crashed together on the Long lslundi
electric road and three lives weroi
lost. diaiiroad men assert that ii the1
cars had been wooden the loss of life
Would have been many times the
figure. They give the stool curs (“4
lrect credit for the few fatalities.
' 4. The public would rather be safe
guarded against wrecks than be con-
14“
I
veyed in cars which lesson the
chances of death to mac of a mis-
‘ , hep. But until the possibility of
‘Wreciis is far more rmnotu than at
" present It, will welcome any means
Wot mitigating the danger in case of
ammonia.
It is not altogether a useless spoon
[lotion to wonder how runny liven
Alright have been saved at the Stam-
. ford. the Bridgeport and the. North
‘I-laveu wrecks had the trains been
"Eiliililipped with steel cammNew iirlt
,ain Herald
,3 mewkm
4.30m avsrm use PARTIZAN-
OHIP.
(John J. Hamilton.)
The benefits of the unification of a
«city through the abandonment of the
4%reamdmg ward system are by no
means confined to its municipal et-
hire. The narrowness Ind sailfish»
niece of ‘vlow cultivated by word ooib
”mountain: into anti infect everybhuo
or the local lite. strainer- «some»
may grasping; society sifilts to
.‘annonoronn and unhelpful levels and
the community becomes less able to"
its those fine: large. miblic on»
stream depending tor their success
you mantel goodwill. 40a the other
W. the city which develops is lit
mitigated private cilia-nu Iiiiie the
or W‘Dargaiu Boomerang.
digit
:iaquATURDAY
' Aimee-Dav hueflin‘l. milling. record'haeaklne Sale' In Whichteveny item is a bull's: eye Winger. Savings all the way Item 25 per cent to 50 per cent. It
It's cutaway oi‘ starting the fall campaign in the dry coeds w ‘
till There s a whole store lull
here of money-savers .t'::
lust he. rom‘ ih boxes. Mom dor- the linking. "Come Tomorrow. Friday or Saturday. 01'.me all time Days. It will be a good investment of your
.. ‘tlme. “Allin! ‘we SAY lilieoaviags Will be great. and mmmm DOWN 02149. ”and 29 slants ill the marvelous.
women's mitoses sulfa
' sorthrent of colors, all sizes
All new fall styles, :1 good asi
4 5.1 GHlLDREN's HANDKEiu
OHistw ‘
In plain white and colored bor-
dera.
j'aso WINlDDw “DHADES. ,
All colors, 36 x 72, opaque qualiw‘
ty, spring rollers, including Ills
4,242r
.. I
3}?- Three Day Sale Price . 39 992
15;; $15.00 spear com-s. " ‘
:42. The most desired coats gfor foll‘
«fl-",4 ‘Wearf2“b)' women and misses. All"
‘93:. colors. '
Three Day Sale Price ..
int-lint-
$14.60 MRHITE PETTICOATS.
we.
-.-.-.-.-
.4...
sales
For women, made of line cam-
~~bric lace and embroidery trimmed.
»2Thre_e:Day Sale Price 99¢
Three Day Sale Price
..... . ..... 6 for 19¢
LENGTHB OF DRESS GOODS.
Over 1,000 lengths of Woolen
Dress Goods, at. savings from 1-3 to
1-3 off regular prices; suitable for I
dresses, skirts and suits; price
range from .. 49¢ i°4$3a49
5:: BLACK SEWING SILK.
o':
lures. , .
'Three Day Sale Price .. 2132'“,
4§0c ransom cue-runs.
Regular also finished with heat
ruffle.
Three Day Sale Price, pair, 29¢
. 25o DANISH DRESS GOODS.
36 inches wide. «half wool and
half cotton, all colors. Big value.
Three Day Sale Price . . 19¢
$1.50 COMBINATIONS.
<
Drawer. made of
- nainsook long cloth.
. .4 .
g - 9,-3.1-
39*»
I I,I_l..‘l_-
'-. :IIIIIZ ' I
'I I.
For women; Corset Cover and,
, line Wansatta
Three Day Sale Price ...... 99¢
100 4 yards in each spool.
abs alternative 8.
‘HECK Three Day Sale Price
50 inches. black and white
Shepard checks. very desirable; 2 """"""" 12 for 19¢
onlv a limited quantity for this TAFFETA RIBBON.
stile.
4 1-2 inch Tulleta Ribbon, red,2
75c NIGHT GOWNS.
lh‘l I I‘-
,I.‘IEI‘II5fiI
High and low neck, made of Hill
muslin, lace» and embroidery trim—
Three Day ,Sale Price. Yard 29¢ navv pink and blue
Three DaySale Price 2
‘ ......4....‘.3yards fon'*19¢‘
$1. 75 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
12 yard piefias, 36 inches wide,
ac meo, cAMBRIc.
2,500 y,ards all colors
Three Day Sale Price
.2 yards for 9d:
........
.: med. 4
: Three-Day Sale Price . . 49¢
‘ 39c MUSLiN osawens.
I: Well made. different styles,
diamburg trimmedhali aides];
Three my Sale Price 29¢;
dine soft docsliiu finish, for we—
mensnnd missts‘ wear,
Three day Sale Price, piece. 99¢
10c PALMOLIVE SOAP.
One of the best toilet scans on
4 the market today
Three Day Sale Price 2
WASH mad...
safe HOUAE'TDEEDEEES. .J‘
One piece flne 'percale Hon
r.
. low neck. One to a customer.
2 Three Day Sale Price
$1.93 sweareas.
' Three Day Sale Price
‘ 12 1.2.: 48|LKOLENE.
Yard wide Silkolene. in
and light colorinns,
and covering comforts.
Meet-wec,«.o¢_+_>.¢ow¢'¢'o;oe
I
which attractspopulatlon and insures
prosperity.
The unification of a city in its mu-
nicipal elections would be incomplete
it it stops with the abolition of the
ward ey.stem Quite as real and nor
ions an obtsacie to the harmonious
development of a sound and invinci-
ble public opinion favorable to honest
and efficient administration is the in
trusion of partisan politics into our
municipal elections. The country is
fast moving toward the time when the
sinsurdlty of nominating candidates
for city offices on account of their
views on the tariff question or their
membership in the republican. demo
erotic or any other national party will
be generally acknowledged: but many
persons do not yet realize how utter~
ly municipal government contltntted
on partisan lines has failed, or why we
can have no lasting success in our
allot-ts to correct the movailing evils
in our municipal "affairs until partis-
anship is eliminated from our city
uleotionn. Partisan divisions of the
voters who at heart desire honest and
efficient municipal government operate
as disastrouniy. so far as they go, in
designating the force and value of
public opinion " favorable to good ad
ministration as does the word system.
Such separation of the body of well.
meaning and intelligent, voters into
amine political groups does not
break up the electorate into as small
‘mgmonis. 4 but it alone goes tar enough
to men: disaster; anti, nipereodod.
as it. is, to the interminable pettiness
and contusion resulting from the
division of the voters into small
multimeter, it contributes materi-
politiolan in their purpose to "divide
Whip.
,. WW ‘ ‘ '
mane
. [houses-1n 10 new styles, high and
79d
For women; all colors: all slots.
99d
dark
tor draperies
Three Day Sale Price, yard 91"?
.t-E- $45» '«zi'e'o' i'e'o'o 'eiie'olw lift-ti -'
enduring. Pittsburgh tot
gel, of Miro, mans metholhtoi
4% Mme finds. or American A...» music
ally ‘40 13¢ W! 0‘ the mublnomm.mmeawmi the Watch
and conquer'abe tomes or good chin
W
4 cakes for 29¢
25c COMES.
mack rubber dressing Combs
and white celluloid.
it) yarWeogp,~iu pink. blue and
”while.
Three Day Sale Price
.......... 3 pieces for 19¢
so
sacs SII‘z‘K oowu comm.
' 39c LACE COLLARS.
Full 4'bed size Down Comforts, Extra large pointed Venice lace
,covered with ng'u'red silk, with collars.
handsome borders to match. in ciil “Three Day Sale Price 19¢
are pink, blue, lavender and yel- 4- ‘ . " ‘ 4‘
12 1-2c NEW FALL PERCALES.
Dark and light colors, all styles.
low
Three Day Sale Price ..
4 $3‘4'9 Three Day 44Ssle Rrice, yard, 9¢
So ma anew-mo carton.
500 yard spools.
Three Day Sale Price
. .......... 3 spools for 9¢
4.5. corron BLANKETS.
For single add threequarter
beds, In whitergruybnd tan.
Three Day Sale Price, «pair, 39¢ _
15c MEN’S LlNEN DOLLARS.
All styles, all sizes.
Three 4Day Sale Price 9¢
6e TO ‘10:: WASH GOODS,
2,000 yards Wash Goods, Chal-
Iies, etc.
Three :Day Sale Price
..............23yarcls for9¢
10c COTTON BATTs.
1,000 rolls. Three Day Sale Price.
19'. NECK RUCHING.
in colors only.
25o women's RIBBED PANTS.” '
Three Day Sale,Prlce
*- se-mmrr :omue crewman. .
Flannel.
. Three Day Sale Price
my...
Lace trimmed, all sizes,
‘.“..“. _ 2 Z . . .
-_-.-_-..,......
19¢
$6.34.-
-.-_..
- 23¢:
.I..-
One case cream Domet Outing
............ "2 yards for W '1:
. w u.- M.. 9...: .
$2.50 BED COMFORTERS.
Large full bed size, reversible:
scroll, seamed pure white cotton. , .
Three Day Sale Price .
$1.99 "i .
16c PILLOW CASES
45 x 36 made of good quality ~ -
muslin
, Three Day Sale Price, each, 9¢ . I
Three Day Sale Price, yard w
2 2 ............. 2 rolls for 916
35c SCOTCH MADRAS
250 SHEETING. ‘. 32 inches. for Shirtinge. Pa-
Brown and bleached. 2 1—4 yards 35" WOMEN'S “085- iamas, etc, woven stripes not
.Wide. Finetquality black hole Hose. printed
i
Three'Day Sale Price. pair. 29¢
g;
t
Three Day Sale Price, yard, 19¢
Three Day Sale Price, yard, 19¢
39c DAINTY‘ FIGH'IJS.
Of this net and lace trimmed.
Three Day Sale, Price . .. 19¢
104: Min 12 1.2.; ourmo .
$1.25 COTTON .BLANKETS.
Full big-doubler‘bed‘ size, catton
Blankets, in whitearay and. tan.
Three Day «Sale Price, pair, 99¢
r
We FEATHER PILLOWS.
lRegular size, tilted with crushed
' feathers
Three Day Sale Price. each, 29¢
FLANNEL.
paisy,1921 and Teazle Down.
new fall outings. in all the plain
and fancy colors
Three Day Sale Price, yard, 9¢
25c WOMEN'S HOSE.
Women‘s Lisle Hose, in colors.
tan and while
Three Day Sale Price, pair, 19¢
$10.00 PLAID :WDOL BLANKETS.
Three Day Sale Price 19¢
fl...
5:: TO 100 VALENCIENNE LACE! ‘2‘ ‘
Thousands of yards, all new. I
fall sly.les
"lhree Dal Sale Price
.......... 4 vards for 196:2
25c new FALL VEILINGB '
in all the new plain shadow and:
fancy meshes
Three Day Sale Price,
'4‘3‘1‘35' values,
$2.00 values,
$2.50 values,
4 3450 values,
_. sso4~_sene‘ni5s.'%‘~‘ 44 “
dammed 4crbchét'19c
fringed crochet WM? ..
Irirned crochet $1.99
fringed crochet $2.99 _
Large Double California. Wool
lied Blankets, all pure wool, in
handsome plaids, all colors.
Three Day Sale Price, pr.. $6.99
$2.00 BED BLANKETS.
Full big double bed size, heavy
cotton Blankets. in white and gray.
Three Day Sale Price, -pr', $1.69 1
82c BED SHEETS.
Large full size Bed Sheets.
81 x 90. made of sturdy round
thread Sheeting, will wear well
....... “2.-
. 'I
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ll HER SPIRIS
BASEBALL SEASON WANING.
m..—
+Ae+~w «'o'iw'v‘. '
‘-
5
Wins-II a I n ‘u' Inna ,;....I,II.
fortunate to get Leverenz, the former
Hartford star, and Assume catcher.
while the Cleielands found in Chad-
man an able ullround player. Chap3 2
poll. on second thought. is making}
’good with the White Sex. while a2
Showing Made by Minor Club Players number of other men with such lenma2
|. Interesting. as the Yankees .BrIvea.2eltc..hare In)“
. inn foundations upon wh Cl t oy may
w;;?:x2 “I: ' lethal: 0:12:22 2:913:22 not stand as towers of ability next season.
Lille allow‘ilngnofd tl;e varijus ambitious COLLEGEDDTBALL
ayers re 9 rom tie in nor or
gnnizatlons to the major league clubs? GAMES ““8 WEEK
In tho past season. Altogether norm" The football season in the colleges
ly 200 players were bought or drafted Will 0i"!!! today. Here Mi: lilo
by the American and National league llamas scheduled for this week:
outfits. Of this number Iliad that 7°“?-
about 20 ,have made good. There‘ Yale~li’csloynn at New Haven.
may be various reasons for this, suchi lloiy Cross-Norwich at Worcester.
as special opportunities offered to the“ Comelhllraiunn It Ithaca.
novices and the like, but. the fact to Citi‘lihiu-Uiblllmn It Carllslo.
mains that the young players who. in; satardsy.
the course of the season bnvo‘foumi2 altarvard-ll. of Maine at titanium.
regular berths with the blgclubn, con l’aloilloly Cross at New Haven.
stitiito a small percentage of the men 2Amhersbviihotiu «Island,» 4'4Ame'lL
who were tried out. in the National Armyitiorwich at West Point.
lmue Marco has come into his 44Bam-l‘uitaat Medium.
own, and in all probability will be I‘ .Brownflolby at Providence.
motor in the world‘s series mm ’ mandala-Fl. wnuIm Itmmick.
villa bounded into popularity In on1 Comilsdoiule norm.
infieldei’ior the Boston Braves, Iati mmmms._unuatiianover.
his tom will unquestionably prove! momma Return at Princeton.
I bright «QWOIHONI‘I at Dynamo.
star in Viox. while lisp Meyers. also valvmuaeitysbai‘s It 9““
of Boston, has found I reactor berth dolphin
doanally, another WV. rookie. has ’Wiiiinmmilmn. Poly. at William»
tonsil-4.4 diver Minimum-mulls em ma.
Worcester Pom-60W it. M. O.
«League clubs. the AW hemmed] '
very well, with motley and Darrell omens: 76 “it so DAMN.
Wu in the boat. the letter a mi doom muifluflemzaflo:
9‘: l nil
nomm. filmy bit-«mm. immiot
ohm Wt MWinfl mm diam .enii Wait
Dallas The rill-owns were sufficiently} WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG!
and wash heavier. ,
Three Day Sale Price . 69¢
elewfaMw
' :" o‘Q'JS-oewa-ee
I,I.I.I II II
01*. ' 2 '
19c LINEN HUCK TOWELS.
Linen Huck Towels, plain I
while, tieur do lie and Grecian bor4 . '
tiers. hemmed. '
Three Day
Sale Priée
................ 2 for 229¢ f .
Ilmlll ‘¢*I*:*:; ' '
l2'lIIIII,i
VALE V8. WESLEYAN.
NE‘W HAY EX, Sept. 24. —With Wes-
leyan an opponent the Yale eleven
iopeued its season this afternoon on
LEAGUES
M
National League.
New York .................... 'I' i, Yale Field. 4Wlille theMiddletown col-
Phlladelphia ................ ..12 ilegiaus are not considered as strong
Chicago ................ it; ‘as last tall, when they scored on the
Brooklyn ..................... 7 ‘ Yule team for the first time in sever»
Pittsburgh ......... . ....... . 1 .ul years, the blue team is regarded as
Boston ....................... .lb superior to the 1912 team. An lnuovw
Cincinnati ......... . ........ .. 7 lilon oi the Yale eleven was the send
St. Louis ......... '. 2 ing in. over thehendaof veteran play~'
era, of several promising members of
American League.
Philadelphia ..... ........ 80 the game. Wesleyan's lineup showed
St. Louis ....... .....12 only live veterans, most of last sea-i
Cleveland . . . ii ‘ son‘s eleven having been graduated in
Washington . ............ ...... 8 'June, ‘
NowYork. ........ . ..... ......'i' ~
”elm" ----- ll ounxeauavones'rs
”08‘0" 5 scams ON ms BACK.
Chicago .. .................. .. 5
rlllankonhurg yesterday sent the fol-
NEW ENGLAND SERIES. lowing letter of congratulation to Cou-
m-
...m....... _..._ W“...
last year's freshman eleven to start:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-~Msyor2
,the regiment. during Its service, gave
his much. manager or the Athletics,‘
1 REUNION OF TWENTY- FOURTH,
MIDDLE TOW .\', Sept. "i —'i’ii(1 an
nun] reunion of the lilil‘lhilln ml the
24th Regiment, Connecticut Volun4
tecrs, held here today, was of more
than usual interest, as this is the
fiftieth annIVersary of their return
from the war of the states. At the
business meeting six deaths duriull‘
the Your were reported, and the lot
lowing olilrors chosen:
Honorary I’rcsldnut~ilen. S, M
Mansfield, 1’. S, .1... of Boston.
Presldtrntmn’. ii. whom, Hort»
ford.
Virod’roaidenls4---~i’hlllp Ryan, Dor-
cheater, Mass; Isaac illoaaon, Burn.
‘nldo; Henry 1, Clark, Sayhroolt.
Secretury-‘l‘roasiirermArthur 1..
Post, ‘Walllngford.
At the dinner later in the day, lion-
erai Mansfield, who was i'olonci of
a short talk on war times.
m
Yesterday's «Results.
Lowell. b; Hartford. 3.
Gem Teeny.
diartiord 4 at install.
,W
AMIRIOAN ”cools-non.
W
yummy... Results.
on winning the American Mame ALTAH AT 81'. A‘NTHONY'B DIE»
championship for the Mill time: TURBED.
"Dear lair: Hearty congratulations! NEW HAVEN. dept. “Hill. Air-
on the vlcwry of your great clout thony'a Roman Catholic Church has I
Straight baseball. like lamest manage mystery on its hands. This morulult.
mat in everything else, cannot help when the edifice was opened for not-4
but come out. victorious. Presentmiy vices. it was found that the furnishings
compliments to Mr. ablbs and to each of the altar had all been thrown down
member of your muons Athletic club. and scattered about the floor. Inven-
diouisvilte. 8: Minneapolis. 2
Columbuo.4iil .St. Paul. 0.
indimpolls. 3: «Kansas Gilli. 4i.
unwashed; Toledo. 0.
"Very truly yours.
3
4 i
i cannons-a humanitarian."
i
MOM-LL OPEN! AIAGON TODAY.
AMA. as. 1'... floor. Sis—flormll's
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common. . i.noon.~with ammonium. with not
PIWH. 41’s., lowdown teams. nastiness. of the his red team
whether the Pittsburgh National Jar .victory «wusuood, million}: the
Womb will that. smoothie-lies of slut moronic We.“ uncertainty.
mum's «outlaw with m clenched madam. last year's mm quarter.
summon.» tom mums» ran the bunny in its also
"Ms " WI. a mighty Alamo smith. on democrat. . om ”mole .Iiwramuhommrc Manhood”.
Maw sputum and III a letter mtmnmulls WimMr MW Mi
, outfit mum Ana m ”Mummers-om miswmsmw WOMsW motley.
melanoma“ ’mtm m can WW MWWWW mammmwm
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netball salon watchman Iiten'
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'tineilon by the church authorities and
detectives is said not to reveal the
perpetrator. All the doors were lock.
ed. it is said. and the windows were
closed and gave no evidence of halving,
been entered.
WW
FRENCH AVIATOR "our.“
nudists. Bent 24.»!Marcei Caron
liar, the much aviator, was minus-
’11 injured today. when his magma...
'tell with him ttom ii height of our
at. but last mu Intent-om Jnviny,
to toils part in the me [or the lawn
national Aeroplane due. As no rm
retail-HI! mm Mt its
equilibrium anatomist to the arms.
Norwalk Chronicler