'3
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I. Will an In the only "
‘ When the people bill!
‘ I Which onl‘timp
They upe'ct everything ‘ ' "
Will be done on. 111% W l ’i
William , .
' all?" 71‘ mg? l
, “IA" new or; 58“
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ecrciof C othm‘ Men“ ” ”idiYoung
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. _ » . Can he do it or not w t d Bl f F H “iv
, Remains f It . 313 S an 011888 01' a
Men by“ the Hackett-Carhart Stores and I I. _. M 3: milk... ., .
Thy d I Cl in the “me of his regime. Dis’t‘xnctive Models in Black and Whithancy Net, Lace,
Cir 1 j 9 36983013 3 Being 088d ,. There are unpleasant thoughts trope ‘13 Chine Messallne and Chiffon.
I Titanium-never been w‘eone‘d-— ‘ "The smartest of Waists with its meek frillings and
; Tlgufact that the;1 decision to retire was model Hackett, Cat-hart & Co;, Inc, Retail must “WWW-m twicmw furbdows; .‘ts pretty and eccentric count. and its we“ of
3““ purchases .ad hem" 60ml)!“ Places a raise dash at once in order to retire front Business .. And “m i“ “any?“ ribbon-tiedchmis’sol‘ebcheath, is well within reach of the
tremendous and most complete stock Of men s 010th th their umerous debts aid and w 'th the res t It h i in "mm pm“ i w
i W! n 1 as 6 ton b on as . ' . . r
F ingglfurntismngs and Chad“? clothing on sale to the . . . p . I . . pee ‘ That might iicver makes right. btyles were never so beguiling. file open nI-ck $00th
P“ m a page“ “W ng ty cenm on lib: dollar. 0f the immunity. ” ‘Thut, we witnessed in June to be well established in faor of women who Consider
, Wie lid labtiibt~ 30f ,. ti: 1* v2 ' ~. P."
$13.50. :15 and :17 Suite. Fall $17. $20 and :22. 50 not Suits, com Choice lote up to $45 m r.“ sum, WM; :33; 1.33;... at: 3:25;; 01"?“ a: flipéiinliiig):i.lfiil 2‘1“:‘iifi‘l‘fm‘i:J'T:°‘[‘,:_i(1“
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. styles for men and $9. 50 styles for men and $1 2. 50 andstylen for men$27. 00 l 3.: infanfindfwz highlight. White and Cream Net Blouses, $2.25 to $7.00.
4 '10ng “1011. . . . . . . . . young men. . . . . u ‘ 31“! wane mm , Second Hum; I '
‘ loo now go ahead,
3 ‘ $20, $22. 50 and $25 Full Suite, Coat- ; In“, W ' ' '
I. A y you have plunned~ S l d C f R C
j”. and Winter Weight Ovéi‘couto. Sizes , , , P [m ,t m N wulk ty e 3“ 0m 0“ in all] Oats
1;; English gyfieeélb Gazsr- and , t y I e ,y for Boys and Children a a If,“ :03 waif“), mm, ‘ ' i ,
‘ dines u em men and Youn K 14. 0 l] . ’8 ti id t ti h b r The woman Why Is cons clone of it ill and becoming
a“ \ 0 I 3 as 0 16 u 0 r . . . . . . V
Raincoats ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " Q10 8 The houses unli land~ rainy day garb can POSIU’VCIy Clljoy an east wind mill
(At Our 13th Street and % And the islands, where the waters driving ram and walk with pleasure over wet sidewalks.
$7 50 and $8 50 val marked 54 75 325’ $27 50 "Id $30 F‘“ Suite. Canto H 1 S ' 1 : no“ in .011 “I" 3“”‘1- Mohair Coats that look 1 ikc chuiwcahle said he of
$10 50 and $5 vat, marked.. 7.50 and Winter Wei: ht Overcontl. Sizes i" em t0?“ 0“ y «i l ‘ SMITH . , h ' ‘ ‘ '
$17 $20 and $22 50 values...12 50 and at 3,10,: l (,AILVIIN A- ’I ' extremely stylish cut, thh collars that button well up
$27 50 Mid $30 values. . . ~ - - '14- 50 men "“1 y 0 “n 0! 17 .50 $6 and $7 Children's Norfolk : "M“ round the neck if desired good to look at everv wuv 'lllll
{PALMER WILL NOT PAY PERSON- — _ ' I ~ ‘ ‘
Reductions in Dress Clothes en. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " and Double Breasted l TAX guaranteed to be rainproof, at $15.00.
' . AL . -- . . _
$27 to $45 value Dress Coat s . $30 $35 “a a7 50 erll Suite, to Knicker Suits. in Funny . Gray and Brown Enghah Ram Coats, wnh printed
: ‘ $27 to $45 value Tuxedo Coats and WinterOv Mixtures, Sizes 7 to 18.. $3.75. ! OXFORD Oct, 3”“,uuam mm”. guarantee, out] these have the appearance of rough and
:‘ $1!;)§0p?cfegzs if?” f 5““ ““3 $20 50 $7.50 and $8.50 Norfolk and ’memzer ofitlie lxnlotimtlcdfil‘aignl‘gil; ready serVIce coats. $9 and $
3‘» I y GI 01' men ‘3 Double Breasted suits in trill omm ttce mu 3 9 l‘ .00 I0.00.
f" ‘ 1’0““! men. - - - - .. F m Mixtu r d Piluc not lime to pay his personal and ““1" For little Girls. Coats and Capes of colored I'nhher'
iv , ‘ i a_ y, es en ”“7 tax in the justice court “ng ized cloth with little have for carr I'in r the same when
specials in Knit Silk s37- 50, $40 .3” F‘l‘ Stub, Co‘u Samar Sims 7 to 18- no; - $4.75 day. Although he had been EBBGESQG “01 in ’use’ ‘5‘ .i in ‘
f} Neckweu " and Winter 61- '. , I ‘ . . _ land had received notice of arrest be- I
' 31.00 values. morked..‘............45c cm?” {W 5"“ "‘3: 30131137512 3253850 Cg?“ icaucc of non-payment_ he fought the $2.98 and $3.98.
_” 1.50 d 32.00 values. marked ..... 050 "U 0' 0" men “n c 1' cc r n no tease. fit was charged that he owed Second 1 loor
3 inso 32d moo values marked ...... 850 - and Gray - - . ~ .. - - » - - - . .. $4.75. ifonr yearl’ tax. making 58. and an ad
. i ‘ iditionul five cents was added Which D t t f H d d Fl
. imede Mr Palmer curious. He’prcsum- emons ['3 l0“ 0 3“ W 00 001-
REDUCTEPNG§2 figgatSURNliflleGS ed that postage had been added to the
' I“ - ‘ as GM V P l h
Collars gglmpm Thread Made Shim... $1.35 “231?: Underwear 85¢ 21““ As the case was throw: out of C.eaning With the L. . 0 l8 er
Cluott. Peabody O CO. Silk 0,. Lisle Ho" N k 8!. 25 value mledi- $3 00 Ambit Mocbu .murt, Mr, Palmer did not two to .
"Y . 1 Jury; plain and ec mt um- ”Welt!!! Natu'fl WV" .........ll.35 "(my 9330‘“ “‘0 0“ fl.“ cents. Sncl a '0 to the honsckce er ar’ hardwood floors
Arrow Collare...... 00 “my ”103" 29° or We and 75° Vow“ fl sane t’ a w T} h d before Justice 1 j y p t
_ . F -l-a'ds...8 ------- I. newoor lecaeewas oar .. ,‘ . ,‘1 v>'$_
Eu” 8‘ WM” mu Sb“ Iris f" "‘35 0‘" bug for $1.03 .183“ :iiiiir sfixf‘fi ' gmgmdmgfg; 7. 3E 3. Treat and Grand Juror N. J. 1‘1”" their 1001;. “11:1.” 9:1?i1d’sns “Rh 2" If] VI Uh :1,
Man Collars ....... 100 ”£0 rcla‘ri & vsvliimn ”it“: "5.01:, no? ml "$00 lv'n'l'u'c No.5: .1... ,,,,,,,,,,, $1.111” iWeltcn served as prosecutor, Mr. Li' to app y a tit e )ll 0 Join ClitLl‘ 1 lo ours can )L.
“flaw“m" “H‘W‘ will air; ePleaiomdm pffmlmhiu? Inga Shrinkable Wool st. to Russian Kmart iPnlmor swore that he had had no eaSIly ift‘IPt 1}“ l’t'rffm condlmm- _
25c Collars. 2 for. . £50 8080!!“ ........... open endn ......... 450 mil fashion. MIL” ‘1 I“ " notice of the assessment of the tax ex- This llsher sun )1 ides over the floor, With It
P0 i y .
‘ 265 Broadwa 119 W. 42d St. Imp" ““9“ “mm“ by the “and juror hand to guide it, but really, very little strength is required
4 near ChamberSySt near Broadway. i It“ carrier-hip 00““ H2 ’13:]: 5:121:11; it) giyc the wood :1 perfect Cleaning. It leaves the floors
Opposite City “.1110. ‘ “09-1983 I Wing'lwa; 3.132310%; point in; bad ~ bright clean and dry Come and see it: in practical use-
if: 841 Broadway I I 154 E’ £35: Si“ 'servecl seven years in me ,Nationai Price for Polisher viith
Imetuiiioti: 851:qu Re “why; ve. .‘ Guard or State of New York which ex- quart bottle of Liquid \/ encer. $1. 50.
, , ’ ‘ .emnted him from a military 181‘ _ . ~ . . Kitchenware Store. Basement.
i Tax Collector Miles N Shelton on p . .
‘lhe stand admitted that he had not
J i
sent out the personal tax bill, that he
Ibud received no wamnt to collect
them. and that he had not filed it bond
Stamford Witncu Fined In the Court for this tax except in 1911. This left
of Neturpllutlon. ionly a single count in the complaint
IBRIDGEI’ORT Oct 3.4m S against Mr. Palmer and Town Clerk
Kotches 0! 262 Ludiow street Slum- J’. B Sanford swore that the sclectmen
plo’a party. He paid that the people CHRONIC BUNGLER.
of Roweyton district were united and The topic that was being talked in
harmonious, and all living there wore Washington related to the prop“-
in the main largo taxpayers, and it training of children, which reminded
was foolishness to any that they would Congressman ()scar Callowny of Tax.
do anything to "‘1‘“ “5’ 0‘1“” “’0‘ as or an incident that occurred in one
Quechua" nnsss
BANNER m unnwnx
\ .mumml truth first pagan
KDTCH £8 WAS R U DE.
4. .3153‘4Fy1 Jag~k,._rt. . ;:,
' port of the city.
minis oi the pletform of the Poor“
wciler referred to the {net that the
present campaign was not a case of
bitterness among the residents of the
town. No hard feelings existed or run
hied in the hearts of the citizens of
one section, be claimed, against anoth-
er section. it was simply an lmegin»
ary fight; all classes were in harmony
for a better government, and the Poo
pic's party platform provides a way
for bringing this about. He paid a
high tribute to the candidate for may-
or, Dr. «Francis 1. human? no said
that the ermuuent that Dr. Burneli has
no time to attend to the duties of the
adieu to ’put forth simply to try and
prevent a. good many people from you
ing for him as mayor of the new city.
Dr. Home“ has the time. the ability
and the popularity to make one of the
best bands the government of The
News)“ hue over ind.
Councilman William B. Bur-hell. oi
Norwelk. was the next speaker, and
made a hit in his opening remarks.
when. be united: if you were really in
trouble. 1 do not moon in a profusion.
cl war, which of the two modidotcsu
for mayor would you no to for udvtce
or assistance. Dr. li‘rcncin i. {Bur-hell or
(lichen) Rucsoll Front? lie continued
by buying n compliment to the Pen-
ple's party nominee». cud predicted
that if they were elected next Mont
any. the city vocld hove one of the
boat and meanest Idnlniotntlour that
it In pmtble for my not of men to
give to the citizen: or the new City of
Norwalk.
Prim F. Bronhy, one of the can-
didltn hr commiuolom in the See
and ward. wit: the next sputter. and
its tallied Moog general linear, allud-
in: also to the Miller than was no
bitter-non on the part of votcru In his
motion of the town mud our other
He five a. «ram
pic's party, on printed in the ppm or
yectcrduy, and aid that there mout-
owotcr in them who mod bounce»
ed ct lit random pot torch. ml
overrun who flat-d tor the “WI
nodule WI“ We
WMWhMWdfiI
mum tit-rundown!) the
ruin-eminent Holiday limit.
lion of the new city. when. at the shine
time. they would be injuring them
selves.
William H. ‘S’nilfen. one of the ncml
peek of the Progressive and People's
party for commissioners in the Third
district. made an eloquent plea for the
candidutes to he voted for on those
ticketu, and stated that the rumour.
was one of the beat that he had ever
read. it should have the support of
every fair-minded and honest voter ot
the city.
Charles M yarn, of Norwalk. fol.-
lowed with a plea for united support
of the People's party and Progressive
candldntos. and predicted a vote that
would surprise some people in the
town.
At the conclusion of the speechmalt
in: many of those precept adjourned
to the flromen’s fair, in the Town An-
ncmhiy Mali; and dried in swelling the
receipts; of the Norwulk fire llgbtore'
f t {Ill-=12
The Court Nmuk Fife and Drum
Bud. of Norwalk. rendered aaloctioul
at liltuerlI throughout the evening.
and added to the when! enthuuleum.
KEEPS OUT OF-l. W. W.
striking Weaver. at Web-tor Vote
Again-t Joining Organization.
WTlm, Mm. Oct. awdl'hn
striking mayors It the mill of S. lilu- .
tor It lions. inc, voted yuturdty not.
to join the luductrlui Worker: or the
World. At present about too of the
«to ctr-linen belong to then. organism
“on. the ram not trim; mullet-
od with up labor body. A: mica
otthoLWmftiu'fluddrmdthm ,_
marshy.
kmmttchrhasbout a set-
tlement of the Mama which have
closed down main MI int licn- '
Iii-r.
remouttotlirét of tho atrium.
null Mia M‘tliokmnurd at
am- “I fiat that floodlit
‘flkm
min
1“. ill? chm of (“colors
liaison m of the mu M W m in too much I
W.m:m mu wvumImm-rw wow
www.crzmwmmmwwa mm- -
WWW-mammoth. may.
6
of the small towns of his state.
For the fifth time the communion
acid a colored boy was arrested on a
charge of appropriating chickens, and
the magistrate decided to try on Mt-
peul to the iod‘o fathers . ,
”100k here, norms," said the more
lstrutc, when the [tutor appeared in’ ’
court, "thin in the fifth time your son
Ebenezer has been in this court, and
i am tired of seeing him here.
"i don't blame you. Judge," to
upended the father. it little urily. ‘ll'lo
tired ob Ironing him here mylolf."
"'l‘lmn why don‘t you teach him how-
to not?" demanded the thallium.
“Why don't you show him the right;
way?" I
"Boy ledge." partially replied the
lather "l hub done gone on’ show dot
boy do right way I dozen times bill.
mniehow ho alluu git caught wid do
chickens ouallm. "~—Wurhiu. ton llur
sld. '
Finders watch "Sentinel 'Wulli III
ford was fined 86 by Judge Burma in
the Superior Court. naturalization col-
slon, this morning, for rudeness to:
counsel and the court. Kotches Win a
trillion in several of the cues to be
heard.
FLAT'l‘E’RV FMLED.
~detutn Vivlliii incitett. It the Au~
not Mutant dinner to Wed
English polo team; said in answer to
I toast:
"Inn, after all. more“: “was some.
thing shsmcful and ridiculed! about
lgfeut. Glenn it over v.9 we will, do
last lei nimyo cbsurd.
"Defect reminds me of the foreigner
who said to the fair American girl:
" ‘Ah deer young lady. denim onlr
van-v rt ml to Enlist: hugdltch to
describe your licdutyf .
“ch ,VEH acid the girl with on
important“ notifier-chicane: cine,
"‘Ahd uhrortuiuioly: the More:
' concltided "i it“ 90th yet do Vort
“I ""«Wnahlngton Star.
for tidingn from losers of mu. :m “MN”...
articles. - «overruns m mu «man.
“We mm Woman-om
(i
autumn approaches there’s
Petticoats.
ningweor.
(5
kill.
TheNE.
... No matter what style is in vogue. Petticoats are lib’
ways wanted. some times more than othuI. but 99'
'emruui Mac-Hie alum who «Wars-r-
aey top in cliche fafllimble dudes for meet MIMI
An. m WI variety or tamarind. Monocular
ordinary W. Millerwantad who and illicit:
I "Mi-m 3!.
great demand for upload;
Ryan Cc.
~- the dances on taken"from the sun. 4';
4 will develop if my emulate made to 11‘ I.
,1 “nbollnh the ounces entirely We of I ,.
‘T themeletlcuu.
‘, out. 1’!an Gummy to continue
.~ Manic «than vmicook: mill -
ABIKlNG A FAVOR.
"Can I belive my eyes!" exclaimed
Mr. Tlmklns as he confronted the bur-
glar. Mr Tlmkins had been sent down
in the middle of the night to investi
Mr Palmer thinks of testing out the . gate a strange noise which proved to
right I)! the grand juror to arrest him. ibe the family silver in pmefia of pack
had not filed a list of those liable for
the tax in 1911 This nullified the
remaining count and the case col
lapsed.
ilng up.
The burglar reached for his gun, but
Mr 'l‘imklns grabbed the hand instead
'"Don t," he said, giving the band a
cordial shake: “You don't know how
much I'm interested in you. Stay a
MY HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS LEAVE
DANGEB FOR THE GRILL ROOM. ‘
BRlDGEPO‘RT. Oct. 3.-—Charges by
mother- sad fathers of High school
students that the deacon and other while 1 want youth mug Mrs. Tim‘
entertainments held. under the au ildng" -
spices of the young men and women. "While youre calling ncop’ \m on
up ruining the morals of latter. are your meg-- rem-ted the ”my”
sold to have ben mode and it is 113- “No" said Mr. Timklne w] just
ported that "‘9 “0““? M “‘9 school i“ want you to stay while 1 mil my wife.
invootlgating the mutter. Assertion
Hint the couples frequent cafes and
[rill rooms during the‘ inter-missions
been made by the parents. .
According to one member'of the fi.
fwulty, a secret investigation of the . .
matter is being nude and it is probv : ,:
able that much scandal will be dis. . _
clotted. “Closer supervision or such .
minim, not their abolition. is what is “
recommended. lbelieve." he said. it I :
has been asserted that no coon us the
mutul eyes of the chepcronea at I '2
a“ (line 0. l 1 1‘3'? ; ::: ,' no. . .n.l.o.l, , ‘ ’
MW 0! are waxed w have :1 v.21.- I -:zifi-‘Qwuni::‘-:'-:‘-:fi“fi‘?’-‘:’i’:‘-:-:Imn~.h n 'fiwflflr‘
Week-End Supplies
For Saturday Hosiery
---Come To. Us»-
for twenty years, and this is the first
chalice she's ever had to see you."~~
London Opinion.
THE CALLER.
Mrs, Vaughan was out showing
one morning. and upon her return
maid, if
(luring-1'
home she asked Annie, her
there had been any caller's
her absence.
"You. mum," replied Annie.
“Who culled?” inquired the
trees.
"Mrs. Cassidy, mum," sold the girl.
"Mn: Gummy?" repeated Mrs
Vaughan thoughtfully "Why, i don't
know any Mrs Ccesidy"
"Nb mum," answered Annie.
didn‘t come in see you mum;
mis-
"She
Silo
She‘s heard you It work every night came to see me.”~1dppincptt'st
..............
SWELL. - .
“£2.33.
- :u'l.: -
'9
: [in
I dents, they so out to places of new - . ,3“
'j vol-y repuutlon and full to return. ROSIERY' FANCY GOODS iii;
" ' it is cold the parents who complain . .. mug, children’s. mt“. 'Neckwear. ii:
:3 ed declared the boys and girls have -- I c, , for 3 ' I c and 0c. i-‘I-I
", boned to so to the dances and have “1% 9c A 5 iii: ‘
' been showed under the lmprelsion :3 Hosiery .at 25c. Collar and C tiff Sm. :1:
~ that the chlpercneohad direct control 3 1; A SPERM” “Sc to ”49. 21:3
,‘ nfthom ctelltlmec. 'r'hnttho ddncm . , “aha“, “i“ 331-:
. abould wonder from the dance hello 3;“, . L Silk Ribbons. if:
II Ind enter pince- of doubtful chsmtsr 3:: Hum Brown Hose. 15c to 49¢ :32
2'. in and to hm mood the indigmum . .. Guaranteed. #4...
f. to: my mothereend fathers. The in. ' j: Cadet Hale a Childrm’o Hats. :3.
.. loony members were first apprised at L .5 B. t 5“"d r119 hm sec to Slug; :3} ‘
" the-warm montwoottclzo, it in 9‘ bQE an El . 32:":
j; said. but. no (incursion was held until , 1". leief' Silk. Hone. Fabric 610W!- '4:
_ tut want. What will be dune at tide“ ' “‘5‘.“- 59°» 3“” 256 to $1.” 3... ,
‘vuek'n meeting to problemtioci. but . . I i:
} comm sue to than.
nnkssmm age to two. f
PANAMA India.
We hive: missed with the syndi-
* A Dickerman & so
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WI Gilli Iu m H: “II" TRAIN“ "MGM
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