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l ‘s‘oczn‘r’v NOTICES .
“prawn" Lodge. No. 108, ’F.‘ in“. M.
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:E “Main street. lot and 3d Tuesday of
eschvmouth—July and August ex-
-eepted——at 8 o’clock. All Master
'r Italians cordially‘ invited. D. Burr
”Beech, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
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”A Stated convocation of Butler
5 banter. N0. 38, R. A. M-, will be
held at Masonic Temple, South\ Main'
listreet. On Tuesday, October‘27, 1914.
Work—aMark Master degree.
b oyal [Arch Masons "are cordially in
fivited to attend.
« Fr'aternally,
‘ .. CHAS. A. TUCK, H. P.
' ”'Atteat: F. s. L'yon,, . -
Assistant Secretary.
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jiSECTlONALISM
From the platform adepted by
fifthe Republicansqf the Town of
f”NorWa1k, in convention
fin. 1914:
“The Republican party Is lrrevom-p
(7’th committed- to the following prln-
wiolpleo:
lot: The preservation of the rights
of the several wards and taxlng dllg
triots of the City of Norwalk.
2d: That no amendments to the
‘ charter of the City of Norwalk shall
.be'made without the consent: of all1
thei‘uilards of the city." ‘
, ’I‘hi: “ Republican candidate for
"‘ ~“Senator, Hubert E. BishOp. and
‘41er “ Representatives“;- Charles F. 5
, Tiistram land Cram‘er C. Hogs...
man, sta’nd on this platform.‘
Adv.
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1 j ‘ELscr HON. E. .l. HILL As voun
‘ CONGRESSMAN.
The election of Hon. E. J. Hill as
Congressman from the F’ourth Con-
gressional District seems assured. En.
candidacy by the independents oi the
coiinty, a'nd activityvis being shown by
5 kmany'who, two years ago, supporte'd‘
. Roosevelt for president, and who were
’respoiisible for the choice of Congress-
1'. man Donovan, whose election would
have “been an impossibility under nor-
“ mal'conditions. It is encouraging to;
__ know that many do not favor repeat-
ing what took place at that time.
, f The headlines in the papers tell the
, story of what has been accomplished
during the past two years.
I If there ever was a time when a
man of Mr. Hill's type should be in
\ .Congress, it is_ the present. iviis
achievements have been unnumbered
iahd' his opponents’ misrepresentations?
from now until election day will not
cause the people of Fairfield county to
statesman and worth as,n man. i
Mr. Hill should be elected.
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g; . This 18 Without 'doubtothe Greatest Bargain Carnival of the Season. Eveyitem featured 3i
3; _ in this [harvest Sale means sensational savings toyou.
Better, more :xpowerful Bargains ‘wcrcinever offered=byiany other‘store. We honestly? believe "“thissale to be "the most remarkable;—m
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money-saving; ‘ev’e’tit overseen in “this “city. Weu‘r‘gc "you ”to "theirs“ it sperm "‘to‘come here "tomorrow prepared “"to'seCure
extraordinary bargains. ~ IBrandfinewi‘serviciible lill‘c’rcharidis‘e Was never before priced so remarkably low. '
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Warsts
The best values of the sea-
son
66c
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Regular price, $1.00 and
$1.25.
Every novelty of the new
son ls featured in theirs
’Waistswmuny with flarenor-
gsudie collars, pique veste‘es.
shadow lace and line embroi-
' ' dery panels.
rimi‘ts to Enumerate Only a Few of the M
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LINEN TOWELS
Value, 250——
Ilnrvesi Sale Price 19¢
100 dozen, all linen, Hem-
stltched. Huck Towels. 19x35
lncl‘i.
OUTING FLANNEL
Value. 10c yard-~
Hmvcst Sale Price 79309
Soft, fieecy Flannel, in
nest stripes and checks; col-
ors, pink and blue.
Unusual Sale
of
Dresses
$8.98
Splendid glut Serge Dresses: serge and Satin Combination
- ‘nressesgcnirmmg Satln‘iDresses, Poplin Dresses. in all the most
Values up to $15.00.
Titers are many single garments of
an Individual style.
. popular colormegsmlitableator every possible occasion where a
Dress can be worn. \
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BLANKETS AND
COMFORTABLES
COMFORTS
Value, $1.50—
Harvest SalePricc 98¢.
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For the ’baby, in regular
crib size~great values.
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‘* PERCALEs
Values. 12%c—' “ “
Harvest Sale Price 90.4139
2,000 yards of the-best Port
cales. all new fall designs.
light and dark colors.
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any Stirring Bargains.
Petticoats
69c
Values, $1.25 to $2.00.
Including the famous Kios-
tlt~the Guier adjustable
”Waistband, smbothset and
i halt a dozen equally as good
i makes—«made of the best ma-
terlals.
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'If you want one. "better
come early.
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Values up to $20.00.
if you’ve got an idea of buying a
Winter Coat, by all means don't over- ,-
look this wonderful opportunity.
Here are 75 Coats in 10 different styles,‘ secured at a great re-
duction in price, which enables us to offer them at about. the cost
of material alone, They‘re. beauties. You can’t conceive a pret-
tier style or better material; all sites in the lot.
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FRUIT-OFTHBLOOM
Value. 1254c yard”
I‘iarvcst Sale Price 891M,-
BLEMH so 'rlgusun
Value, 9c yids”
Harvest Sale Price 5¢
5.000 rafting lid muslin. 2.500 yards of this famous
yard wide .l I! “out. soft ' ‘cotton. one yard wide.
finish. to»... n...,.............W
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APRON “'GINGHKMS . “we. ”chair-4
Value. 8c yard»-
Harvest Sale Price 5¢
100 pieces of Stabdard
Apron Gingham—meat blue tic top, ‘seemless, double
'and white checks. heels and toes.
u.- . ~71» l as an n... 3
Harvest'Sale Price 19¢
. . 2': pairs for 35¢
Medium weight. very elas~
no.
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Women s 5
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and Misses
of supreme magnitude—that will com-
pare favorably with any you can buy
at $18.00 and ’ $20.00.
Eran-trimmed Broadcloth Suits, Rough Serge Suits, Tailored
Strand Suits. Wide Wale Redingote Suits, Gabardine Long Cost ,
Suits, in the new fall colorings, including tete de negro . brown,
Russian green, Concord and two-toned Dashington worsteds.
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_ " OILING'THE WHEELS OF BUSI- 5
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H‘épresentatives of the eastern raii~
‘rosds are again presenting their
‘Acla’ims before the Interstate Com»
{merce Commission for a five per cent.|
Increase of rates, These roads were;
dgnored 'when the commission '
lasti
Freight Association lines. The 01
caring is not re-opened; ' the argu-
ent now~has to do entirely with theE
BEACON ,
Bath "Robe
Patterns
$2.49". $2.98 and
Value,
$3.50——
Special $2.29 each
Over 200 of the Robe pat-
terns, all wdrth the $2.49 to
$3.50; in all the new designs
and beautiful color combina‘
tions. The best value of the
season. '
GRE’A‘I’ BLANKET
VALUES
2,500 pairs VAT 1-3 OFF
REGULAR PRICES.
$0.50 Wool Blankets. liar-
vest Sale Price. . . ..$4.98
$10.00 Wool Blankets. Har-
vest" Sale Price ...... $6.49
$5.00 Wool Blankets. liar-
vest Sale Price ...... $3.49
$4.50 Wool Blankets. Har-
vest Sale Price ....... $2.98
$8.00 Blenheim Blankets.
Harvest Sale Price. ..$1.98
REMNANTS TABLE
LINEN “
In lengths of 2. 21,5 andj3
yards. all sturdy values, AT
is OFF REGULAR PRICES.
SALAD ort‘BERRY
BOWLS _
Value, 35c eachw 3,
Harvest Sale Price 17¢
Imitation cut glass, large
size.
pretty
,‘loss and public censure.
iHaven,
example of. mismanagement, is t
oughiy chastened; its respo- '
uly'g'ranted advances to the Central-j flcers are defendants '
' disuits and the p
vorced fro
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from theirydce or. 01’ any 0. ‘ l - _
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wifilg‘dismsiuan any,“ Wbother or
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loggerMyhute‘rer Sing, tainly need
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well stoned for in monetary
The New
the most conspicuous eastern
cost. The Rock}
moment undergoing?!
inquiry whose revela-
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an” been prom they ask Idem w“ Pponent of p
it? oi , . pt Promise of them r the son, when, as he _ real.
1‘ CODEPessman
Speech in - . ‘
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Opponents
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:‘F'ff'ib. WILSON.
Bridgeport Telegram )
E. J. Hill in
ast night call- ’
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order to mis-
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One Dozen other Saturday Specials
7c White Outing Flannel. Harvest Sale Prior-yard ...... .. . .4'/2C
35c 0-4 Pequot. Sheeting. Harvest ‘ Sale Price—yard ........... 28c
12%c Ilonsdale Cambrlc. Harvest Sale Price—yard. .. ..... ..8 34¢
$1.00 Cotton Blankets. Harvest Sale Price—pair..i.... ....... 69o
6c Challies. Harvest Sale Pric’e——~per yard..... ........... 3 (Me
$2.50 indisnfilankets. Earliest sale Price-each............$1.98 .
12%: 40-in. Brown Sheeting. Harvest Sale Price-yard......8 34¢
$1.50 Feather Pillows. iHarVest Sale Price—each.. ............ 98c
20c Cotton Baths. Harvest Sale Price-filer loi ............... 121/2c
15c 45x30 Pillow Cases. Harvest Sale Pricefiach. . .. ....... iZI/ae
15c Kimono Flannel. Harvest Sale Price—ward ...... 12W:
- $4.50. Silk «Comtm'tables. Harvest Sale Price-«each ..... .. ..$2298
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pScrim '~Curtuins:.
Value, $l.00 pair— ‘
Harvest Sale Price 69¢
2%-yards long. White only,
he‘mstitched edge." ’
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Table Oil C
Value. 25c yard—
lihrvsst Sale Price 15¢
Full 45 inches wide, all col-
ors. ‘
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TEA KETTLEs
Nb. 8‘ size, heavy copper;
nickel plated.
Value, $1.25 each——
Harvest Sale Price 85¢
Made of the best materials
at lowest possible prices:
50c Sheets-72x90,
H arvest Sale Price, 39c
59c Sheets—72x90.
Harvest Sale 'Price, 4%
75c Sheets—81x00. ‘
Harvest Sale Price. 58c;
85c Sheets—01:190.
Harvest Sade Price, 69c
92c Sheets—SIXQO.
Harvest .Sale Price. 79c.
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SAMPL BED SPREADS
Over 100 Sample ' Bed
Spreads; values from 980 to
$7.50 each—AT 1-3 OFF
REGULAR PRICES.
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u’t meet him iii/debatew'l‘he Tole-l
. Tl? says: "He ought to be thankful
“g or two he wouldn't relish."
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3,01. Wilson, of firidg'eport; Repub~
candidate for Lieutenant-Comr-
ill be one of the speakers at the
i diver-d Republican Club: smoker,
“is men's Hall, Mainstreet, this
5' Kati-set parade precedes
.. rand strafing time is-
for.: - , _
ad. ‘E. J.’ would surely show him '
Hon. E. J. Hill is booked to speak1 Democrats prominent in local, state,
nearly every night up to election day.,and national affairs will discuss ’the
Everybody likes to hear .this wellJissuss of the present campaign at the
known statesman.
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Democratic rally, in Roodner’s Hall,
_ gthis evening. Congressman Jeremiah
Second Ward Democrats have takeujDonovan. John McDouough. Senator
quarters over the Central Food Com-:Hanford Weed. Wallace Dann. Judge
pany's store and have put out a big‘John Keogh and Compensation Com-
slgn: “Democratic Headq‘uarters."
imissioner E. ’1‘. Buckingham. of Bridge-
port, are scheduled to make addresses.
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“In a few months I shall be called'candidacy:
upon injthe discharge of my official
duties to review-the record that this
Democratic Congress shall have made
in its authorization of the expenditures.
of the public moneys. Whenever Ii
think or, the horrible mess that I shall
be called upon to pr_esent‘to the coun-
try-on behalf or the Democratic party
etlaughter‘l on the Republican side] I
am tempted to quit my place." .. ‘
ik.‘ . , 1’ I
heard,
_, graspsur-hotx potato.
'Here's one that is being bandered
{about by the opponé’nts to Donovan's
“A wise old owl lived in an oak.
The more he saw, the less he spoke,
The less he spoke. the more be
Why can’t Jerry be like that bird."
II: he only would. the people feel
sure that he wouldwithdraw from the
ratie‘wi‘th the“ guideline“ or ‘mie who
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