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The values we oifer he
re for tomorrow
emphasize 111:1 strong position of the 8051;020:132 111);
dimamtions r2115 tug time prices regardless of market con-
. a e in keeping with our policy “Always
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Sun rises 5147; sets 5 =39;_____
EVENING SEYNTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
means! Rooms—92.
homes: Office—93.
Mil: Band! Office—1338.
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MA80NIC DIRECTORY
so. Norwalk, Conn, Sept. 2d. “15.
A stated convocation of Butler
{Shootinflo 8, R. A. 11.. will behold
is “ironic Temple on Tuesday even-
ing, 8e.pt 20th. at 0 o'clock.
Work-«M. i. M. deuree.
Royal Arch Masons are cordially
invited.
Fraternally,
. CHAS. A. TUCK, H. P.
attest:—
'F. S. LYON, Sec’y.
WHAT PARTIES STAND FOR
SHOULD BE KNOWN.
The Republican committee in‘ their
statement last evening, made plain
the party’s pOsition on municipal mat-
ers. it has
days that there is much apathy in the
present campaign. Lack of interest.
as to the character of the administra-
tion we are to have during the coming
two yea‘rs is traceable largely to the
failure of the parties to present to the _
people a well defined program of city
government. Certainly there are many
. ways where bettermeuts_may be sub-
stituted for present methods. It is in
these directions that the Republicans
hope to enlist the activity of the mom
here of their party and the support of
the independent voters of Norwalk.
it. seems now to be up to the new
{cuts to come forward in as public a
‘ .. ‘ manner us the Republicans “and «let
vthe people know how they stand in
respect to city affairs. The Republi-
cine, in their statement promise “econ-
om..emciency and business adminis-
{trntion." Also on investigdtion oi the
J departments of the city in order that
Ti story ot their administrations may
. he made, and a policy of economy pre~
.‘ all wheres-oer the elements of the
situation make economy possible. A
promise is made that the utilities osm-
~' cl by different Wards shall be unmo
lested, and that fairness will be the
rule toward all the Wards oi the City.
These sound very nice and would he
.nieaningless Were it not for their
acceptance. by the nominees of the
,, ‘ '7’1'still remains opportunity for
the Minors-11111 to come to the trout
ii-h their platform 0! principles.
It is only fair that the voters should
‘ be acquainted with the position of all
311111 tics. After that is known the quali-
fictitious of the men who are running
he oifice should receive the meat
metal consideration.‘
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' ms maumsussr“
oo inany‘ wars have been fought, ai- _
over the Dardonelles. They have
become—along with .Constanti
and the Bosparuswthe chief»
ht contention of this war. The,
been apparent for some ,.
’ tion among the negroes of ”Norwalk
Fairness in All
a Business
publican party to. a definite
government.
public business.
with the general officials of
the city.
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board at all. except the Gulf of Mexi-
co. and the commercial outlet. ‘01 the
«Mississippi valey end the eastern
states were controlled .by Mexico and;
liable to be closed at any moment.
With the Dardanelles shut. Russian
commerce would be permanently stifl-
ed, because Germany controls, and
perhaps alvmys will control. Russia‘s
outlet in the Baltic __Soa, and her Arc
tic ports are icebound most of the
year.
Germany, however, wants the Dar-
danelles in her hands, partly to 11er
Russia bottled up, and partly to melts
the ancient "Bridge 01! Helios” .a new
Teutonic bridge ltor a German'emplrs
reaching far into Asia. And there will
be a struggle of unpreCendented fierce-
ness in that stormy channel and on
the ancient battleground of races that
borders it. berore its ownership isost-
tied for good.
an innocent : 11wa
Letters: Capt. Archle
The one absorbing topic of converse-l
this time is the menus film “Birth
a Nation.”
oi the City Government.
All of the candidates nominated on the Republican
city ticket are committed to the principles of the Repub-
lican party platform; and that platform commits the Re-
to all the wards, of the city, of protection of any existing
rights; and of a business administration of the city
The delegates to the Republican
deemed it no more than fair and just to the electors of the
city, to adopt this platform, openly and honestly.
nouncing the purposes the party wok: to accomplish.
Certainly the principles for which the party stands
should appeal to all the electors of the city who believe
in a definite and well defined policy in the conduct of
It is equally essential that the several word nominees
of the Republican party for councilmen receive the sup-
port of all voters, irrespective of their party affiliations.
These ward nominees are Also in strong sympathy with
the above principles. and if elected will work in harmony
portant appointments Will be made by the board of coun-
cilman; and these appointees should also be men who
subscribe to the same principle of economy and busi-
ness, men who will aid and assist the other officials of
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Why not then vote on election day, 0d.
4il1,lor men pledged to support and tiring
into actual practice municipal eiiirlency?
» William F. Tammany.
No Hymns 5111119 are being recited ,,
, during this campaign. 1
America's mestinotorlom Man 0! W
the Wards and
Administration
policy; a policy of tattoos!
city
an-
the city government. Im-
~Advertisement.
It has been intimated that someone
cast lli straw votes yesterday. 600d
man to have working election day.
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Some time when a man‘s compiling
a book on sarcasm. he can devote sev- _
oral volumes to what haa'been said
about the lndylilre sport shirt. W
Whether Charles F. Tristmm andi
Cramer C. Housman ride on the rail»
‘ convention 1‘
new clothes,
you’ll see first our idea is
to show What .y'ou want,
not What we Want to sell.
First and lashour idea is .
to satisfy 37011.7 5
For instance, _. we carry
Hart Schaffner and Marx
clothes becthe they’re
unranteed to satisfy you,
besides many ”Other good
reasons.
80 always remember that
the only purchase that
you need p is the
road trains gratis to themselves and
at no expense to the state, as will be ,
the case with all future representa-
tives, or dlgdown deep into that-own“
loans, is entirely up to you. The run»
resentatives do or don't, according to
how many a! you here and elsewhere
in the state say "yes”m- ”no" to the
constitutional amendment at the polls
next Monday. ’
summer ins-omits“.
1“]! you select me, I m going to be
the mayor-it’é—Garln. tliterati-0111.
f'tn all candor, no set of men could
have administered public 'aflalrs bet-
ter than the present incumbents?’~
"One criticism has iinr Democratic.
friends. is that during this cempdlgn
they “have are platinum no policy"
Georgian. vosbtu'g‘h. 'l‘ ‘. .. ;,
—-Oordt‘ei mime... extended 1620111» _
he to attend Republican smoker, Red '
Repu * ican Promises
_7 mass 115 it always has for “E0.
0116 than: satisfies you en-
tirely
You’ll 111171.. some very
striking fabric in fall suits
’ Varsity Fifty Five
The stylish suit
and
Varsity Six Himdied
i « “1e stylish moment
Rogers Cd, Stayens
” NORWALK . SOUTH NORWALK
The home Olliart «Schafmer it Marx clothes
um
VS.
Republican Pcrlormances
MAMA».
Summed up and boiled down, the Republican plat--
form. mdprondsesm, (151 add and). That each word 3
. shall have its proper voice initlte city’s sofficers ad each
shall have its property rights protected.‘ ‘
Connecticut Constitutions, and by e Charter of the titty
*_ofNorwnlk1txssafetosayfhat hdpaity, will or due
,. 1.. mass TO Afro. '
senorAL purvrwoss r * Noun"
«we»: . Awyéeofifioe-Wm : .
More for Less.”
ASH CANS
‘Beovy galvanized iron full
size, with cover. Value 31.59
each.
81.09
Wednesday lpeclal'
TEA POTS
Aluminum 5 cup size. Value
81.50 ouch.
95¢
Wednesday special
“RIVAL” CLOTHES
WRINGERS '
Itde by American Wringer
Do. it) x 1% inch rubber rollers.
Volue “:60 each.
Wednesday special $1.98
THE BAY!) LAMPS
{Bron nickel Md complete
$1.76 each.
Wednesday special $1.25
THE NEW LADD
EGG BEATER
Two in one, will make three
eggs go as far as four. Value 35c.
each.
27¢
Wednesday special
WRIGHT S
STOVE POLISH
.Best made. will polish the
nickel as well as the iron. Value
10c. per box.
Wednesday special .
7¢
Oct. .2.
with abode and chimney. Value
18:36 AXMINSTER RUGSx
All new designs. Value 81.25
each. .
94¢
Wednesday special
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ti
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5119 can}: RUGS
All colors. Value 85.00 each.
Wednesday special 83 94
COLONIAL RUGS
an new patterns. Value 75¢.
each.
59¢?
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0
Wednesday special
UNCLEUMS {
All new designs. 2 yards wide
Value $1 50 per yard. is!
Wednesday special 51 19:
CURTAIN SWISS x
Full 36 inches wide. Value 150. R?
per yard. 9o,
Wednesday special 9t
MADRAS
36 inches wide. All new do»:
signs. Value 25¢ per yard.
Wednesday special . 16‘. z:
34 INCH TRUNKS 9:0
Canvas covered, strongely:
made. All brass trimmings Vol
ue $1. 50 each.
Wednesday special . $5 28
i.
.. One solid year, 1061 St. Theatre, George Broadhurst’s “Law
of the Land,” Palsée Theatre, Matinee and Night,
Saturday.
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MEWS SWEATER-3A... ..
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES lN
Sweaters
g'l‘he slight chill in the air has brought the demand .for warmer ap-
parel. There is nothing more heat and attractive to look upon. or more
comfortable to wear than 11 Cost Sweater.
We have a variety 0! models for early Fail wear which are close fit-
.“ ting and can be worn under out'ne‘s coat later on. ‘
. The Prices are the best yet for such excellent qualities and
‘- within. theateach of everyone' s Purse.
... ................... $1.98 and $2.98
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are
OHlLDRENI «SWEATERS. ............................ 98c
~‘A7eewrNovuanss A12......
.......... $5 003W.”
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