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. ‘wésteln and control districts
. Stamford. A social time was had foi-
. steps were taken today for the forms
“WEATHER FORECASTJ
For Norawlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night.
Thursday; rising temperature; light to
Weather
conditions: A long ridge of high pres~
sure, extending along ,the Atlantic
coast. is producing lfileasant weather
with low temperatures for the season
of the year from Florida to Maine.
Frosts were reported as, tar 890th as
Savannah. (is. It was four degrees
colder last night at Macon, 6a., and
Haven. Richmond, V0.1, was 8 de-
grees colder with a minimum tom
peratule oil 28. A trough 0: low pres-
sure. extending tlom 18AM northeast
were to byyhl’ "Michigan. is causing ‘1
unsettled weather with llnht.‘ local.
”8’0” tidied“ wmoerAuAe in the
Wbmh‘lufl A I and has} I «JAM
Temperature: how. 545 high, 68?.
,liialn.
I, , .
Luke A. Conneaily, of Conneally and ‘
Bracken, is spending a few days in
Winstod. i
—-0niy place in town fresh mnde'
sausage every day. Charnok's market.
Miss Anna “0108on and Mrs. Cup
1119 Asia were discharged from the
‘Norwalil Hospital
noon. Dominic Sohito. lot Wilton. ,was
admitted today for surgical treatment
Routinemuslnelélli and the initiation
of one candidate were the matters dis-
pensied at the meeting of the Welcome
Stranger Lodge, No. 364. Sons 01' St.
George, held last night. There were
present two visitors, John Mullings.
District Deputy. of Riverside, and
Thomas Jacobs, of Albion Lodge, of
lowing the meeting.
BETTER RELATIONS WITH GER-
MANY.
BEl MAN, 0 t 22. ~Preliminary
prohs’hly followed by rain‘
yesterdny ofter- 3‘
tion of u (iermun- American economic
association, devoted to the cultivation z
of the relntiorls of the two countrieS‘
in the fields of business and economic
politics.
Tilé association which is under the:
auspices of the Manufacturers
league of Exporters to America and
of the great shipping companies' aim
at the commencing the preparatory
‘worh for a special German American
oor‘nmsrcinl treaty. the protectidn of
those German interests affected by
the manner in which the administraa
live clauses oi the new term law are
entorced and the supplying of inform"
atlon as to American business crnli
tions, etc. The promoters believe
that the time is ripe tor such an as-
sooiation in yiow of the change from
the system of extreme protection in
the United States. ‘
aeolian! Want son. will introduce
some people to each other teddy who
__ ought to have known shim other years
1.150116
“I
, ; Burns]! spun _
1 contributed 05010 the 00000
‘1 mayor. spent 080. the liihlt allowed 0y 1
1 statute. or all individual accounts ill?»
1100. Rébort 0h.
' didate to the office oi tax collector.
spent the most, the amount bell/lat ,
I iluu. 25. Albert M Pohlmen,‘ who run
. asainét Mitchell, stands next will fit}.
‘ as it cost him $109. 85 t6 run.
Mitchell. succeestul com
The
cost to the other candidates :61} ot-
Haliowe en Coeds
0f AltiKinds
Post Cards
Post cards ... 2 tor 5c
Post Cards. .So Moll
Engraved Cards. with envelope: to
match .. 5e and 10¢ each
Fever: and Place Cards, all kinds
5: up
Speciol Favors . and Place . Cards
made to suit your party.
stun-Jus-
Olnlucilnn
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DONNELLYS1
STATIONERY ' mo. eponrmo
eoooe arose.
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55A Blankets
Auto Robes, etc
Sweater Specials
(worge W. Wardweli
52 oulh Main Street
ri‘he Advantage
of Liberal A
NeWspaper
Advel‘tising‘
is Apparent
Management
Which is Alive
3 10 its
‘ Opportunities.
RANDAU BLOCK 2.
1. EAST NORWALK, CONN. ..
.hlebuiit, painted, decorated, all modern improveAlents.
'1:8‘pllendid flats, s and 7 rooms. Rent, :13 and All; per month.
RAYMOND BROTHERS”
. 10rd of foil;- primes“. ’3 “ . ,
Nelson w. Benediut.
...‘e’lror 15c 1
1 3 GARAGE RIVER eraser.
‘ oeowwmel-mol-M
.1.B. Jackson ”35:3?”
PHCNE m
Optic! o n
erything in the __ptlcal Line
Eyes Examined Free
Meow-me “Mi-MW
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SEE THE
THE MOYER CARS 11
AT MY GARAGE. '1;
Demonstrations on Requf ”It
AutOMObiin to not by the Hour. any or w:
NEW, Moms
OSCAR H. BA.” K
NOBWALK, CONN.
ms New illustrated Book For E,’ ry Reader
ogre. ‘3
CERTIFIT ,
end How You my love 1! Almost Free
Cut out the above «upon. and room it i: this ‘1 -
rm omounth herein not "would i e um uln'htd l3": '2: at.
toms oi the out mung, um oration. cllccklnd. clerk
{umo re and mffilfl‘ no Runyon um). 1:“ assist your choice or
. . from%-tpnio§ton
On Easy Phyments A
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Also Autos for Sale and Hire
Electric ELECTRIC FIXTURES: nutrient
1_ nmrgxsri’omr. AT COST 3, Motorai‘llgrl:
, A» an inducement to here rout house wired for Merrill: mum
we will furnish It cost the one :T‘RICF FIXTURFA. . This mean: a
saving of 60 per cent. of what'othsr iirmo clinic you. Let us for
the;- explain by talking the drouoiltlon 0100' with 100.
THE WRIT!“ ELECTRIC CO
I 10‘ " enrolment.
u ”11°31’3ch were servants
We
Republican.
trellsurer, receiyed 8160' 25;
$157.18
urer. received 8217 84, spent $217 90.
or. received 8207 28. about $272. 28.
Peoples’, Joseph J. LinxweilerJréael-
lire}: recéived $518.16, spent $662. 70.
Winfield Scott. treasurer of the
tliird ward uprogressi'ves‘. received
831. 26 and expended 837. 26 3
John J. Cuheo, of the second word
republican committee. received :71. 01.
and spent $70 49.
To the fifth ward republican. Hiram; :j
E. Merely. was contribyited a total 01' --
8104.00 and $192. 40 Was spent. it can .'
be seen by these figures that the ex
penditures 0! three parties. the dam .
ooratic. citizen'aend peoples’. exceeded 1'
the receipts:
The homes and the amounts spent
of the individual candidates are as fol— _
Democratic. Janice E. Flynn, trails 4‘ ,
Citizens. Christian 180mm. treasur- 7
lows: 1 .
M. J. Riordan ...... ...... ..v...310.00 ”
J. J. Dunning ........... 1 . ..... .00
Thomas F. Clone ....... 5.00
Russell Ernst ..... ' ............. 60. 00
John D. Emile ..... ...... 1000
Wesley G. Wood ....... 1. ....... 1 .00
Thomas Robins ............ .00
Percy J. Edw'ards ............ . 6.00 3
1 Henry J. Hipson . ............. 12.50 .
William H.‘ Sniffen ....... 3 ..... '- 9.60
‘1Levl J. Jones ................ . 2.00
John H. Gorhnm ....... . ...... 2.50
Samuel W. Kelley ............ . , .00
Horace it. Nash ....... . .00
Alex J. Rhmlnlerf......... ..... 10.00
lJosepll‘ 'Anflarler .... ........... .00
Frederick L. Chandler ......... 5.00
onhn W. Olmsted ............ . .00
William R. Allrens . .. ...... . .00
Frank Checker ...... . ....... 5.00
James S. Whitney ..... ........ .00
Samuel C. ireiand ....... .00
Hairylsltowiand............. .00
George. . Stevens 2.00
John I). Carr ........ ‘ ..... 2.50
August 0. Knorr ....... .00 '
LErnestReynolds............ .00
Willred Bodwell 51.00
Edward F. Smith ........ .. 20.00
Frank l. Jones ..... 6.00
Albert W. Eldrige 11.00
Bryan ii. Silk ........ . .00
Robert 10. London ......... 10.00
Lenny Montgomery 25.00
Harry E. 1Scoiield .......... 1.50
Stephen 8. Hatch ...........3. .00
Daniel L'iiommedleu ....... . . .. .00
Herbert R. Smith 20.00
William J. Tracey ........ . 10.00,
1l.eol)nvis..................... 5.00
Bernard C. Feeney ............ .00!
Frank R. Stevens .......... .00‘
William G. Crockett ......... .. ..00
50liver B. Jackeon............. .OUA
.Stewart ii. Elliott ..... 15. 00
!Edward J. Ludrignn ..... . 0.00
Wallooe‘Dann...............12.00i
Charles W. Lane. Jr............ .00
medallion Coburn .............. 0.00
Harry Rider................... .00
Ellis 10. Howard 5.00
Henry C. Bauer 0.00
_ Robert (3. Mitchell ............100.20
1 JCllriotisu Sworn: ..... . ..... 50.28
' Patrick F‘. hrophy 5.00
1 Fronciu‘i. numeii 10.00
Albert M. Polliman ......,.....‘.’109.80
. insmard J. Reynolds 10.00
' J). William iiuriord .00
1 William P. Ward ............., 10.00
Harry W. Mather 16.00
Edward iii.hieu(i.............. .00
Frederick Hunkomeior .. .. 6.00
Jomooii. Taylor ......n....... .00 ,
Henry C. mavens .00
Fletcher ii. Montgomery ...... 10.00
Charles J. Platoon 10.00
Chester 3. Bullock ............ 15.00
RehertM. Wolfe 17.00
Charles A.Voih 20.00
John misooii 10.00
_ John Rn 51201106? dltloklillinlfii 10.0"
, Edward 13. Danielle .00
Jeremiah Eugen 10.00
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Royal Easy Chairs
Push Button Kind.
comfortable you can be in a his
handsome chairiike this. the
in any other chair now in your.
house. Rememuer Royal Easy
Choirs are famous the world
over for the
“Push Button,” Diamond”
Foot Rut. Conoeolod Newc-
. 1 paper Rock, 1
and they come in such a lame
variety of styles and prices til
you can always find something,
to suit your taste and parse. "
We are now making r. special
showing and will he «pleased to ‘
have you call and let us demdn‘
strain the great features to 700.
Prices from 012 to :20
Come in Today!
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co
134136 wo-hlnoton Street. South Hermit.
"Tommy. when can it interview your
"l’li mile on encasement lot you ‘
WHERE
NEW USE Iron MONKEYS. conceived the Zhriliiunt idea. the
A new 008 tor monkeys has been monkey could he taught teen on
discovered by an ingenious citisoo o! and sick on the browugtuil In
somemworih. N H. Michael J. Stan- nosto. The monkey is new a moth
ton by some. but known U his 010— or sitsl-ta'll establishment, and are
motor as Sheets. Mr Stanton is sported by his owner as making “0‘33
professional hug hunter. and he lately progress in his new vocation.
Some oople tall: x W
drill to Kid: their moon
and some any little and ,
whotthey any ‘1 *
We soyihrleflyzther,
be hanged or at
Stamford hot tone it "
better. It will sure
it reliable, moles!
helpful friend in every
Iii.
Norwalk Chronicler