HUYLER'S IMAM
OHWTEO
“HE'S PURE 16! OR!“
THE 3331' OF BAKERY
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Tonic Reconstructor.
F. a. nexus nugget
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UNDERTAKER
2- F 3. LANE
I! missiweron eraser
scum soawaur
I sjsn-‘u - .;-'. '.- -.- r .1. we .- .. s -
Krieger
Co’s books, it will answer the purpose
Enroll your name on H.
of catch.
The N. E. Ryan C0,. are having an
unusually attractive line of neckwear
at popular prices. L
Mrnend Mrs. James HL. Barry, 0!
Warrenstreet, are entertaining Miss
Anna Barry, oi Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Olsen. of
Elm street. have been entertaining
Frederick Mead, oi! Somera. Conn.
Mrs. H. 'F. Cousins, of Long island,
was admitted to the Norwaik Hospi-
tal yesterday lor medical treatment.
A force of men are at work repair-
ing the exterior woodwork or tile
windows in the South Norwalk Con~
vocational church.
The managers 0: Hoyt's Theatre
have decided to close the show-nous
(or the first three days at next week
tor minor repairs. it will reopen on
Thursday of next week. It is now
impossible to improve the building as
extensively as was first planned.
mag-m
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rm: BANK or ssavitn
llPiease Answer? 3
How are your finances?
Have you a safe deposit box?
00 you pay your bills by check?
Are you training your children
in habits of thrift?
Would you like to enjoy a great-
or degree of prosperity?
Are you taking advantaged! all
your banking privileges?
These Are
‘polntechuestlone. Can you an-
awer them satisfactorily to your-2
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If Not
let us help you. We desire to
render eiilclent personal service
to the man who needs it most. ‘
’ The South Norwsili
L _- has around the .
‘sndisactisgashiseeerotsryst the
some sensor m FIRING me
'500. Kr. nostanmey said. The life of
mammalian“
armour. - 2
Tfltmmmm'
Loni still hat shops report business»
pretty good, but the suit hat shops
are rushed and some oi them are
working mu.
—-Lsrgo aLsLsortment oi caps. O’Brien
Charles W. 6:09an formerly
secrotary to it J. Hill. is doing con-
steerable csmnalxn work for Mr. Hill.
present time.
Mr and hire. John K FlnCh. of
Madison street... w.lgve been entertain-
ing Miss Florence Burr. or Bedding.
Conn.
a
Mrs. William Voilmer cl North ave-
nue is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
endeavours-r.
LILoLwls H. Nash’s formal: keel yawl‘
"Swirl" which has been overhauled
at E. 2H. Lilli-rs sauna-c, is once
more it! the water. Ilr. Nash intends
to place searched on the heel or
the best as ballast and convert her
into a launch.
--Dld ya ass Apolomo Rat. O'Brien
Mobiliso, sums, victory! Strahgo
wordstonselnconnoction with s
bank. but, read the adv oi the Fair-
ilelg county Savings Bank and you
museshowtheycanand do apply
to banking business.
L fanny an'Apolomo Hat. O’Brien’s.
am GUNS. .
Some of the damn-.0: the construc-
centimeter Inigo gun. which is credit-
ed with reducing the fortifications
or Antwerp, ‘werc related yesterday
by Hugh KcAtamney, adVertising
agent of New York. who said they
were told to him by a German con-
versant with the Krupp works .
The gun is said to Weigh 125 tons.
and each shot one top. It takes three-
qunrtrs of a ton oi! powder to fire it
The length or the piece is 68. 9 feet.
and its range its miles.
The cost or each shot is 88 900'
marks, or 89. 500. and the cost or
the gun 21850. 000 marks, or 346%
the gun ‘ls 120 rounds and its capaci-
ty one shot every 10 minutes. The
shot is fired through electrical com
trol from} distance 0L! 1.300219%. , 2
' {There is a vast dlfierence 2
* between makin l
a poor range, you can t
Bailey and iamily or ssbury Park.--.
tion at the slow unions German s21:
‘were in Washington looking after the
'2 clerk. the apparent author of most oi
L-L‘LTLL2 swindlingL was going onl".
L ‘iit answer to that." declared
u. L «mum
Idlisldinilll
(Continued Iron m Page.)
2 Congress. He spoke of the system at
secret caucuses. and the nsrrewing
mutton powers of thbmembersot
Congress as a whole, sad a» pa
which President Wilem is “11:;
Marion do doles wily out: cabinet
meetings. and other things. and only
contesting with Sabine! We indi-
*vldually athismeonvenlenee.
. 14:.qu than when into a num-
be: or double extinct tho charges
made against him by Jeremiah Dunc
Ll'an once. on the door of the House at
sshington. and also in his lager oi
wcoplance
Lil!. glll first spelt up the charge
: mado must hiss la; lir. Doubles on
theiserolCongtess.lnwhiéhhew
L . cused him or pessguing .a “dual per-
Lsonaliiy“ and being a veritable “Dr.
Joyltle and at. Hyde.” when he voted
tor the manage into this country of one
hundred and titty million Filipino ci-
sire. tree otdaly
“i did vote tor that bill.” said Mr.
Hill. "and 1 did it openly and All not
. apologize for it. It was only lair and
'MlmdourdutymlmLIO. TheFlll
pines. our wards, were starving to
death. and it was only right to give
1 them this trade. But. llr. Donovan has
denounced me tor so doing and has
gone 10!) per cent. liltilldl‘ in the mac
' ter himseit."
“Mr. Donovan, in voting tor the Fli-
lpino schedule in‘the term bill.” said
Mr. Hill. “wiped out a limit and estab-
lished absolute tree trade, in spite oi
protests tron: thousands or cigar-mak-
ers all over the country. and from
George W. Perkins. president of the
International Cigar Makers’ Union, that
the passing oi this schedule would
prove disastrous to the cigar industry
of this country. 1 voted to admit but
one hundred and fifty million cigars.
Mr. Donovan voted to take the limit
oft. Yet he denounced me!"
Mr. Hill next took up the hat ques-
tion, which is cl vital interest to South
Norwaik and the entire Fourth Con-
gressional district. Mr. Hill related
how he sat on the door of the House
as a spectator when Mr. Donovan so
vereiy criticised the hat schedule in
the pending tarill bill. Mr. Donovan
pointed out the reduced tariil would
injure the hat industry.
“Alter denouncing the bill irom'stsrt
to iinish." said Mr. *Hiti, “he voted (or
it." "Mr. Donovan.” said its. gill.
'went out into an stateroom before the
vote was taken. 1 nor: expect he
would return. but he did. When it
came his tum to vote, i listened intone
by to see how he voted. i didn't hear
him. and he's not generally shy on
speaking loudly. i had to ask some
Lone else how Mr. Donovan voted. "
“Mr. Donovan has said that the hat:
tors are in better condition to do busi-
nese than ever before, as the new bill
gave them a 5 per cent. reduction in
'the duty on hatters’ lure. Mr, Dono-
van didn't get them that 5 per cent.
reduction." said Mr. Hill. “but but man.
Luiacturers from Dsnbury. Bethel and
other places worked for it. and every-
Lthing was done to keep them from get-
“us it." _
"i sin in mm of a tariil commis-
liion," said Mr. Hill. with lull publico
lty." Mr. Hill then said that President
Wilson insulted those workers who
interests of their homes and districts
when he called them “insidious lobby-
lets." LMr. nu! told 01 his warns the
interests at the batting industry by
passing a tariff. calling tor a reduction
at from 55 to 70 per cent. on hate.
when Mr. Donovan voted tor a 50- per
cent. reduction. 2' ‘
“Mr. i:lonovan,'_b and in. Bill. “boasts
of an ad xeihrein duty on hate, when
all thaworid relects it‘in their tariiis "
Mr. Hill then took up charges made
pen in speaking of Mr. Donovan's
them, Mr. Hill said: “They ought to
kill that clerk or his. He'll get hill! in
trouble yet. lie was once a2 reporter
on. whoL‘plsced so much confidence in
hersilrcsd’s managenmnt while this
L you census to attend to thsb“
Again in; Donovan asks:j m...
Wills great mail (its Hill) when‘
the movement was started in asthma
2. own to give the users ol li tglsn
seasonal-thumth one
.high cost or living as promised and.in
tact. have failed in every iniport'ant‘
against him which would ”damn any “‘9
being on earth," contained in paid po- 2
lilies! advertising in a. local newspst.
thdumlflmebymgm
pie is new tree tram debt.
where m Brother Hill while thit was
going Milk «sue lawsuit to crip-x
pie me plant? ‘
”Thai’solie!" declared My Bill 1-132
then told how his company soon after
the start Ln! the local municipal plant.
sold out. and he. as president. resign
ed.
“1 W1! Wllmi :leciricity, at that
time. " said Mr Hill. “but what was in.
Donovan selling?! 2 -
Mr, Donovan has asked: ‘Where was
Mr. Bill when the Sherman bill was
before Coustea- ts venue‘s the old so!-
dlars who were nearing their 1.32:
march and needed assistance? He was
ll! gs House 01 Representativos vol:
.13; figsinat the proposition to give the
.gesi savers gt litigation 3 little can
tort tor their last hours.“
Mr. Hill related”; incident or an old
soldier, whose doctor had told him he
was going stone-blind. stopping Mr.
Donovan on the streetsci South Nor-
walk and asking that his bouillon, be
increased lor this case. “How. much
are you. getting?" asked Mr. Donovan.
"#20." “That's enough." said Mr; Don
even. Mr. Hill win then appegi’ed to
and he wrote to Washington disregard
to the case. “Wheresta Mr. Dono-
van then?” asked Jlr. Hill, .
Mr. Hill then asked the assemblage
it they wished to ”it. him any cues
tions concerning the hat Question or
any other matter. Mr. Hill said: “I
will treat Mr. Donovan like a gentle»
men through the coming campaign,
providing he treats me like one.”
The next speaker was Mayor Cili-
lord Wilson, oi Bridgeport. candidate
for lieutenantgovemor. Mr. “Wilson
said in part:
“Gentlemen, i wash to commend you
to the state ticket. It is a most excel”
lent one. i am not speaking from La
personal standpoint because i. myself
am a candidate upon that ticket. but
as iron: one who knows each one of
these candidates intimately and whose
acquaintance with each and every one
enables him to loud them without or
caption. All these men you hove nomi-
a
which they are rehomlnated, and they
have never tiled to measure up to the
standard and high quality which should
inspire your confidence.
' “The ticket is one of strong. con-
selections men, and i believe it to be
one or the best ever presented to tne‘
voters or this stats by the Republicans
or any other putt-
‘ “i belittle W has come when
the people it lam want a return or
Republican principles and for what the
Republicans stood national and state.
while. it is my opinion that the two
years of. Democratic rule has shown
conclusively that this country and its
citisens are not prosperous while liv-
ing under Democratic doctrine of prac
ticaliy tree trade with no protection
of American businessmen or American
industries, and that the history oi this
country shows prosperity and has at-
tsined its position among the natiOns‘
or the world only under Republican ad
ministration.
Whose past two years have given a
very striking illustration of Democrat-
ic promises and Democratic tailors to
deliver tor the benefit at the country.
and that they have been actuated more
by their desires to put parly bench
men in cities and to ignore an econom-
ical administration. 'I‘h‘ey hive also
given the country the largest budwt in-
it. hintory' byiovor $100. 099.009, and.
thlsin dementia commune
publicsn eats-oregano.
tailed to reduce the
n
matter as contained in their platform
when spelling; suction to cities two
, no snow duplicate of!
lion 2L2Democratic adminia»
,0 you; ago. ‘ 2
22 And on ten of the short time tor
industries. on which most ol the lac.
toning are now running and the in
creased cost of living. they have added
a22'blirden of inc Le than 8100 000,000 in
best intercom: of this country at heart
will support the Democratic ticket. 7
" "Extravagancee in the Demoorlitic
{realm name; the traditions?
-- flatwthonlsndls-nmwuypmcuesd
:bytheilepuhiicanpartyinmlndand'
’ “i will do the very best I know how.
sated have been tried in various posi- '
lions, some in those very emcee for ‘
taxes to melt up the deficiency in the 2
. he will do, is by what L
L in view of this truth. 2
' I tell to see Lwh'y anybody who has the L. 2. n
summomnwm.
.ths lamentable conditions, industrial
Eand otherwise now existing. i believe
that the people will decide the issue
and motion the Republican party to:
power. both in the couch and the state.
All this. I believe. {or i teal confident
that the Republicans will live up to
their traditions and. party platinum.
andaaainplseo permit-yin shop-L
“an." ‘
Chairman George H. Yosburgh next
introduced “thesext sheril! oi Fair-field
county. Simeon A. Peace. of Fairdeld.
Mr. Peace spoke briefly, saying that '
he wgp oi the opinion that the best way
results could be chained was by, per-
sonal canvas. setting out and talking
confidentially with the man on the
street and in the shop. He said that
is all parts at the county, where he L
had visited. he had heard the Repuhli-2
can stateraud manual Republican tick.
et spoken of most favorably. “it you
see lit to elect me tothe position to
which i aspire." promised Mr. Posse,
and certainly shall not betray your
confidence." Chair-luau Vosburgh spoke
a favorable word for Mr. Peace. spying
he was whole-souled. true hearted and
clean, and the kind of anion the pub-
lic wanted. “it yen elect Mr. Peace."
said Mr. Vosburgh. “you may rest so
sured you have secured a good men
and one qualified to till the high shine
at sherifl."
Fobert Fisher. a staunch Republican
from Ocean City. N. .l.. was unexpect-
edly called upon to speak. Mr. Fisher
Lspohc isvorably oi the arguments put
crib by Mr. Hill. and said it they
could so profoundly convince a strang-
or from another state, they most cer-
tainly should his own townsmen. Mr.
lli'isher also dwelt briefly on the strong
and worthy principles oi Republican-
ism.
Cramer C. Begonias. a local well-
known attorney, candidate for repre~
palliative. was the last speaker of the
evening.
hit. Hegeman said that his nomina-
on came as a surprise and that he
lolly appreciated the honor. He faith-
tully promised to work for the Greater
City of Norwalk if elected to the As-
sombly. He expressed himself as be
log in lover of six trolley tickets tor
a quarter. good roads. the reduction of
the state tax and other important re-
terms. Mr. iiegeman especially sp-
nl‘. out and bustle Lior their party.il
claimed that the general businessde-
preaslon was, not 29physcolcglcai." as.
President Wilson has said, but that it
by. contested and nonporous eondi- 7
Located to the younger Republication to ._
2 College Coats. '
$7.98 up
J acoby’ s
, Specials in all ,
Departmentsior .,
Evening.
Are You With Us Twas Evening?
This is the night on which
dance.
, THE ROYAL
The Place Of Satisfaction.
Wall Street.
ELECTRIC IJGli'lTNG.
We have added a system to our business whereby we caLn wire “1,
house and you pay for it on the instalment plan
will bring representative who will further explain
Mint! LIGHTING FIXTURES
Our prices on Fixtures are the lowest in term. No matter who does the
wiring let us first quote you our prices. Electric Vacuum (inshore 518.:LL
hooliganism“-
54 Water St.
L Bridge Fish Market
Rockaway Deep Water Oysters.
All Kinds of Fresh and SeltL Fish,
Long. and Round Clhrns.
Escallope.
Shell oysters? .
Hard Crabs.
THE \VI‘IITE ELECTRIC CO. ' '
'I’hone 343-8.
CUTBlLL'S .2
71 Momma:
. Free WOW! Phone ice.
is genuine. the bankruptcy courts of
the country being busier than ever. He ‘
spoke of the scores oi empty cars
standing idle on the Wilson Point
branch at the New Haven road, prov-
ing the widespread slowness clinici-l
nose, the railroads being the most con-
vincing and accurate business heroine.
tors. sir. Begonias, as well as the 0th
or speakers. were well received...»-
ihnslsatlc applause greeting them at
the close Lot their talks. *
.Ailter the speeches all enjoyed the
refreshments which had so generously
been provided. '2 2 ' .
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L Delivered to your home or ’2
office: Prompt service.
Daily and Sunday
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L2 Phoneyourorder to
RlGhERMAN
308..“ NorthMamSt.
AUTOS GOLLlOE AND BURN UPL..L
EASTON; Oct. fir-An automobile
accident involving collision with a tree
and a seafood collision by e. following
car. near Scalp Mortar our, on the
Black, Book turnpike. «at on early hom-
L
lion. Only the engines and possessor 2
, t:
which took place
‘ ‘ .A telephone call tor
it is he believed L
killed or inland, although the license
cards had been removed and the idenv
ins csreiuiiy concealed
this morning. was revealed yesterday
”when residents of the vicinity were
‘awakened by the crash and illumlna- .
lowing ‘a fire 22
tity- cl the occupants or the cars is be- . “
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L ' UNDERWEAR. CORSETB A D
we hold our regular weekly
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JAMES INN
Norwaiilr. *-
A 'DhOne call or postal
80. Newark
WENT TO THE MOVIES?
and today your head aches and eyes
burn? Yes. we hear that story
ten; The eyes that ache usulill!
need glasses—and PROPERLY LF
TED ONES.
We retain the exclusive services
of OCULISTS to examine eyes and“
guarantee satisfaction.
THAMER‘
ocuua'ra one «use»: ’L L
87 Atlantic ansrs. mansion, cm
Open an. Evans. Est. 1897.
The LittleiShop
North Main Street.
THE LATE“ NUDE“
ll
sum, ;“GOWNs sun warns
HOBIERY.
K. A. (LAYER.
Special me on Gash creel,
This Month, for Red ole
winning Essnon.2
3‘ Bowen St. L L
0
.LI
Beaupsln f8. sounder”
.7 . ._ prices are right.
" ‘ Will call for and deliver anywhc
. Fairlield county
covet-y 0"! the
prunes TRIMMEDL L 2..
ncsvl'rIES TREATED.»
LAIIGRGULTURISTK
Very Low Prices.
Lal overhauling. Now is the tint
make arrangements.
Ford Owners
hour car maypeed looking
Work guard
Ford Parts. Ford Tires and Tuhés
Give me a call. Estimates on g
roan coco ‘ Lifer ‘L
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