7m m m um: 'm' m d”’”‘- seller lead party. and not on the old out! linen.
a among the constables with a vote of both Bodwell and Mitchell mach star '
1“ 2.331. He was followed, according to heme: showing, running behind this
w W m number of votes received, by Stewart year cousideralfly.
H. Eiiiott. In 1913 Kitchen defeated Albert M. '
_I nge B Talmldge, JR, elected P0111111“ by a maéofity Of 313, polling
, (mourned mm rum Page.) m, my", no, “unarmed his op. 2,112 to Poh'imans 1,719. This year Establish; h...”
' poneut. Joseph J. Ghiotto, by . ma- MitChell won on the majority or 37.
“a. Smith polled the largest vote. jority of 605. but he ran ahead of Two years ago Wilfred Bodwell de-
flating received next largest num- Harstrom by 37 votes; tested LeRoy Montgomery by the me-
h of ballots 8nd Gum came next. . jorit)‘ 10f 157- This year Bodwell was eIIiIl 66
my rolled the New Democratic ““9"" come“ by ‘- ““50"". °’ victorious by a scant a.
"Vote for councilman. Cor-hen tollow- 483'. defeated 3‘ 1" Fountaine. It "5 In the mayor-ally contest. two years “ _
a“ m in numbers and CE“). can. degded at the last minute by both 350, Burnell defeated Frost by a 1118- This day we are making Holiday So leave your tasks and come with us." .'
f." next. Egcées to name candidates for this jority of 139. Burnell polling 2,658 Th . fill .. . . . . .
,i Appméatgf 71,me man:oth§e;: . to Pros” 1.919 9 store 15 ed vuth attractive exhibits from the top floor down. Time should be taken to
1 . an ' Du leans on 0159 In comparison with the last elec- This year Harstram ran ahead of . gee ever , ' . ' - - - . .
._ , _ A . )thln . From the Exhibmon Sutc th . . . .
or: 6. 77:an He receiysd :3: lion. where the home was fought belBumell's majority. getting a total or g l in e southeast co rncr of tilt l‘urniturc Galltl‘its,
ck 3:02:19 Wis £11,338: 1 3:01;” tween 3 People's Party and Citizenes'l515 votes ahead 0! Clone. there is something to interest at every step.
ht district commissioner for a term or '5‘“ ~'-~--—. In the Gown Shop:
’1‘ ”"5' Music . -
'w: «:13? $5; Slag decidedly 8pm, 00MP[[I[ vo-[E BY WARDS. Eve y French models in evening gowns, Lucille, Jenny, and other favorite French modistcs. MusiC. " i
an w ere was more 11131: 1' ’ - . . . . . - .
ordinary interest, was that between Aft Little Silk Frmhs of stumble desrg'n forzcommon wear and not too (’Xpensn'e, Every
1. the electrical commissioners in the "noon I 7 Afternoon
i! second ward. Patrick F. Brophy, by a l (lllmliuu is the \01C by wards: -.
;_ Monty of 57 defeated John R. Spen- 2 1 th ii 111 Total l '
a “r for the oifice MAYOR 13‘ "i 3 4 l 51 {‘1 It. 18 Opening Week. The Read House is {lay with Autumn ; Novelty Cloaklngs
Spencerwas formerly electricalconl ‘ , 013W» and palms ‘The difl'cr‘cnt sections on all the the floors l
, éaisaiouer. Two years ago Brophy was Carl A. Ilarstrom, r. ........ .. 123 73,8 317 276 171 2223'3f6 each lil~pla11ng special and individual goods. and men should 1'
Put up for the 0mm, on the New,” lhmnas 1". Chine, d. 589 58-1 224 260 49 170340"6 “0‘ deSiTC t0 purcliase should one not be in need of gar— N Dark Plaids, Stripes Heavy Wool Mixtures and Corded
“a“ in opposition m Spencer who CITY TREASURER 2212125135) lhflgetfurifishmgs (if any sort, ’tlle store is as interesting . Clothes in plain colOrs.
. ' .. . , . A 7, . r ga cry am visitors W1 be enterta‘n ed while
ExtrusimtlfieuLéuzegls Sckelt.’SpenC:‘ri Harry E. bcofichl, r. llllllllll (’75 545 260 272 143 190, Spending time here. l t N In a group 01' the new Autumn Cloakings uhichv con-
, n er e cop es par y: Wilfred liodwcll d 60' ____4 06' 254 7_ 1973 , tains the rough tlick materials needed for warmth, are. a
hudflllde. and falleli to regain 12118: CI ' ' ' """""" 3 H A_" 3 '3 ' MllSiC every afternoon through the week in the Rest l fen exclusive stripes and plaids in rich dark browns grays‘
milieu "Deacon" Miller 11' a ma- ‘ TY SHERIFF I y Room on the Second floor l and blues abreaded with o1 ange or red These “ill make
1mm hr“ 1 101 at 1d E 1 S (reorgc B. Tallll1adge,]r., r 72 74.8 322 296 169 2262 l ideal coats for motor and _tra\'ehng. Included are a num-
“a; oDemocraf (2:0: 1114;771:1711; of. Joseph J. Ghiotio. d. .......... 544 533 206 33, 43 1657 l bcr of.conservat1vc styles 111 black and gray and blue and
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7“ glistrict treasurer. COLLECTOR OF TAXES. ' { gray, Fr 11.171! $16 to $3 -$’ and up“ 'ml'.
,1.» The councilmanic result in 1716 AND ASSESSMENTS : t 7 I
s: ...... m, . ...... D B, B 1 . A 0, (A ,2 Programme iol' Tuesday, Thursday 9.... some so...
.Iho were in touch with the political . urr 886 i’ r. """""" " 696 542 27.7 "/4 ‘33 I)- d S a
mum, We the my 1mm“, Robert C. Mitchell, d. ........ 583 768 293 239 86 1959 an am y V
Jfidnuil'man in the city was elected. BOARD OF EDUCATION 7
Half a hundred majority swept lr- FOR SIX YEARS
ping D. Robertson. Democratic, to H C Sh . 8‘6 18 28' 166 210, Goulding Harp Ensemble. Fancy Geomelle CI‘CDCS
A ,, "W in this ward lea _ 11 hi 4 ency . ertr, 1'. ............ 594 , 3 3 ) M 1 .
' _‘ Henry J Hipson “1.0 is ill]: ”:89; \Vonlen‘s vote 93 hilarCh—Nvational Emblem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .............. Baglev “ and ramseues
« council representative from that sec. —-—— Eroticnade—«Preamy Dells . ...... ....... . ........ Rolfe '
y 11m. _ . . 2202 use—Cecile .. . . . .. ........ McKee Exquisite fabrics for afternoon and ex ening gowns, Georgette
Won in the third ward was the William R. Ahrens, r. .......... 705 679 300 385 160 2129 Quartette—Selected ....... \1ol m, Clarinet C6110 and Harp in plain colored grounds, Old blue and field mouse gray have
. ”1” man on the Republican ticket- Women‘s vote 41 Overture—Hungarian Lustspiel ........'.. ........ Keler Bela taken unto themselves Persian stripes which add cachet to the
who did not gain a majority over the ---- Idyll-——Twilight EChoes . . _ , . , , , . , ...... . ....... , _____ Lincoln styles
7 ”082312111 [the ward ballot, was » . 217° Selections from Chin Chin . .. . ..... . ........... . ........ Carylll Flowered \iarquiscttes are as gay as chlntzes or crctounes and
. Char]; acn 07:99:28“; Elissa Bernard .7 Reynolds, d. 568 544 905 242 52 1611 Trio—Selected .Violiu, Cello and Harp are designed for paniers, tunics or odd slhevc effects with plain
‘ was elected 'dlstrlct 'comniissioner: Women’s V9.“ 20 Grand Selecti0n~Martha Flotow C010“ $2"°° ’
’ .Iichael Dunn was nominated for this i 1' ~ f i 1. 7—— Mammy—Heme“, ' ' ' ' 2' ' ' ' ' ‘ - -l --------- ~ - - . 1 ------ Chalmers At te Silk bctlon.
_ mm, but he declined and the Dam . . ((137 Excerpts from The Blue Paradise ........ ......... Eyeler
y 77;!“ made no iurther nomination. John \V. Olmsted, d. 562 592 217 239 89 1990’0"? S”P‘-A La Carte ........ Holzman
, ufiner will succeed E B. Smith whol Women’s votc \ 84 ' ' ‘
E,“ ‘ ’ . C
5. .... ...... .. ...... ....1 J ...... .... Lace [does and Flouuclugs
ii who resigned 1774
'9'- Winfield S Hartford, Democrat. was . ..
E , floated district. treasuref- The 39.! SELECTMEI‘ Sh , . Filer and Cluny Laces, genuine and imitation, in wide assert.
,1” phlioans had named Fred Greenwood .401", H1 Gorbam r. ..W 660 710 322 ‘266 162 , 2120 t.‘ , (RS-and Slippers , w" .. .
:1,» f ¢¢¢¢¢ "' out“ he 19qu ed to run and no momln- Philip Castcllano r ' ' . _~_ _ . . (145 "607 259 263 148 9922 , ... Chantily and Venice Laces in white, black, cream and
Jtiu was made to on his place. \\ allace Darin d ...,1. ....... (146 ‘94 2,2 2,9 ,3 1764 (isle of the most fascinating places in the house is the ' tango, from 2 to 45 inches Wide. MW .
97f “31‘9““ ""1 the “we“ "we r .. ‘- .2 (J 6 1 m "L“ Shoe Shop. “‘9 exmhmo“ C3565 present an adorable array Exqusite Chantily Flouncings for “edding gowns.
l, at the 1,0in took place. Robert E. Jaw" \ Wolfe. d ......... 5/5 (125 348 5 A 5 7 ) 0f SilPPCFS for 311' vOLt‘asions French and Round-mesh Valencid‘les Laces of reliable quality
5'- '
a .4 Louden. present councilman, defeated TOWN CLERK , Louis \' Slippers “ith such hccls as 1mm: to 'mind fl“. stair- guaranteed to stand the “car and tear of laundry
7‘" misiitfiaiiiegemffiii: :23“: Herbert R' 8mm" 1-. """"""" 746 74I 323 292 17I 2273 way and corridors at \ crsaillcs. ‘
its . '. , _»~ , . er 2 f 1612 -
‘. ‘9" as in ”19mm! ward, the m Lh‘rks 1- Md’mer“: d- 345 5/0 208 43, 4’ Satin Slipcrs in all lowly colorings, plain or sparkling with
nomination of the present Republican §ONSTABLES elaborate bead“ 071‘" J I
incumbent was fought quite hard- Henry C. Selzcr, r. 712 732 331 285 167 2227 4‘ Frolic P11111p"is a no“ conceit, seamless and smart look- Elegant ‘- ewe ry
ii" . _. 11193911. however» did not prove ha” Oliver 1. Clark, 1-. .......... 702 \715 302 289 165 2167 ins wilh' a Louis .\\ llccl. . .
_, ".35 strong as London. . Stewart ll. Elliott, r. ..... 710 7,5 303 278 168 2,74 There are Mules gold brocade and fancy 1101' cities for bon- “I Lost I he thought old~tashioncd,
4. George ‘V. Stevens. 1!) the fifth P'llll qutCS I' 66% (168 280 258 1(fi 2038 dbl" “138111“ put a trinket 011
Award, was reelected, as both Demo- , “ L" , """ ' ~ 0 48 / 1(‘111 Sensible and mmfmtablc Slippers for the house Sapphire Brooches and Rings, genuine Gnomes and solid
mm and Re \ubhcans cnd r ed hi Clarence brush (l. .......... 554 570 I93 ~41 .
_ .. 1 . o s. m. __ Boots laced or buttoned models m latest styles gold setting. Broches 1n moments and circles.
3y party affiliation he is a Republi- Russell 1. Smith (1- ----- ‘550 534 203 24° ,48 15/3 Cuff Pins set with sapphires and pearls.
, ,cuu. ‘ , \\1lhaln Ii. Payne, d. ........... 563 539 .205 248 ‘46 190‘" Second “9°" Cufi Pins \tlih amcthxsts and pearls
..L Harstrom got majorities of hun- Bryan ll. Silk, d ...... .. .. ..... 605 581 231 ,270, .46 I733 Lingerie Powder Cases 111 German silv er and enamel. .
dreds of votes in every one of the REGISTRARS OF VOTERS , Doricn Ponder Cases in incrnlan sil\ er and enamcL ,
five words over Clune. He was elect- _ _ _ _ ‘5, . , German Silver Mesh bags with gatc- tops. '
ed by a majority or 515 votes. Flt“ Voting Dim“? ..., :. , .. . , 7 4
When it is considered that the headl Joseph A. Caricr, r. ..,.'z. ...... . 715 699 300 {28,8 169 2271‘ . Silk undemeal‘ #77“
38:73.83”:in $313,131: 11:21:: B c. Fcen'ey. d. 549.510 198' 238 A46 154! , A ,_ ’A . - -. , ! be
...... .1... .... mg, 1. 30,13, .... so.“ wows... , _ - , u _._ ... /' The Housekeeping Woman w1l
filitchell, Democrats. are remarkable. Rufus J smith. Y- .. - - - - - ----- 7- “703; 771% 7303 .284 169 2127 7 Venetian, Italian and Milanese . Interested
7 These two candidates had to pull Jeremiah Eagail, (l. ........ . . . . 544 543 303 231 48 1509 The IaSt .mcntioncd '5 the strongest Of Silk fabrics Wthil are
down that 515 vote mm a majority Third Votin District. wan for underwear. TheSc are the popular glove silks. h.
to their favor it \11 a, a mighty close g A t _ ,, . Vést. ‘Famino'les, Union Suits and “fivelop‘e” Suits, In the especial demonstration of Electrical Alll‘h‘mc“ ‘7
share, but ne‘enheless it was done Albert \V. Eldridge, 3. 697' 700 319.4282" 166 2164 - ,y . _ a varied assortment in pink diningdoom cookery. Cottcc Percolators, Tea Kettles. 'fl‘oastc‘rs
. 31111191: Splitting of tickets taking place 101‘“ 1- blinmng, , d-i . - - ... - - - -- 559 494 263 3‘31 4.5 1532 7‘ ‘ d;- i 7 ‘77 L V Women s Union Suits 8771' Grilils‘ .Itt is so fasgintitingdo‘n 3:: tl¥rprqufilfiialing-at:
, , . ' Me mm. - ' ' it, w 16 Sit 111 roun 6 310g 1“
w )0 help gut these two men. TREE WARDEN weigh; cotto‘, all' 'St" 195, reglllar‘slzes ..... ' ------ $1.00 stories Also thg Coffee is esp(cially good \vhen OflC watches it
Scofleld led Bodwell lnevery word 28" ‘66 Ext-rat. ....:.L. W 1 ‘. '- ,
"What u: s‘ecoiid The vote polled in Josq’h C°"‘°"T” 683 75‘4 3l9i 5- 1 2207 ‘ i Childe Unit W. """ ..$ '25 ‘pm‘flate
3N, favo in m, “We, elected him Jolin L. fountaine, d. 5.42; 506 :95 air 47 1524 d r “5 em“‘-' ‘ . Sets in Copper and Nickel Chafing Dishes.
Safe majdrities over Mitchell were Constitutional Amendmtut 7‘ M7 ium weigh: cotton 77m and Pan‘s 39¢ . I37”! 1 s Rammml‘s! “c' ‘ ’
.. 1, - ' 7’ 7'7: Un . . . . . t 1 - i ’ ' emcnt.
. enjoyed by Beacli‘ in all the wards but " ’ r,.;~ ftst and? and 5th 3rd ,4th T091 ‘ , m" 5725‘ as m sues 75- 80 at“! 85¢ . .. ‘ y 3-7.8 - -
mlfimtefls own ward saved him Yes .. 71 13}. '7 y “.65 16 :22 5 I 7 31* i i .7 '
mm , -' No ....63 1-39 ”-52: ry . ; '-
A» The present town clerk Herhert R. _. Amending Section 155 cm. 1 1‘
3151“! polled a total 2,273 votes. His .. . ' ’ l ' '
opponent, Charles ’1‘ McGovern, " ' I 9 -‘ v 15; 2nd 3rd 4th 25th Toto . 7
wwwrat’ Boned a total of 1,618 -Yes 9... In.onnuvupneoa‘ol'l'flu‘toil 158 18717717526! 56 .1 20' 465 y '_". i H
WAVES elected by the very 19:83 -No coon-ongoee-prison-9‘999cnoor‘314 £183 55 451‘ 7529 , —‘ .~. ~ “-
militarily crest, Bugleaders scliuowl- i" ‘ Women?» Vote on AboVe Amendment , i ' Joseph W. Clancy, d_ . . .. . 511‘. DISTRICT COMMISSIONER i V .4 9339380"
edge -ior_ then no of town clerk the r , ‘ ’ - tst audieth 2nd and 5111 Total "'"""'"" ' ‘ For Six Yearr . NEW (mum REMMNO Charles H. Demerm, r., 11- ........ 588 ,
minée made a "tail-1y Yes .___..‘...7; ..11f.’i1";..2:...1'..‘ 1 ‘ 1,12 _ 4, 16' DISTRICT COMMISSIONER CharICS G Kuhner 1' . . ....321 J i" ' Boafii bf Relief, for Three/ears. 1 _
N . '" -. . ,_ 3 For Six Years ' mm TREASURERZG N my 8 ml is Cic- ,. 1:. ,,.,.,,,, , AAAAA , _______ 331» »:
° ...,...;.. ' 4° - 53 -. 9 Stepheils Hmchu'andd 365 Winfield Haniord, d 264 5 ~1 '11 «L. 1'. tea a ........... 231 ‘
Amending Other SGCtmm 0: Charter- " .- FOURTH DISTRICT 7 ““ 5:: d c: figlief, };;'Two Years .
Castellano. 899991299- second ‘ 7 "I“ 2nd 3rd 4th 9th Total ELECTRICAL CQM- ' 7 (Special to The Sentinel.) , §Char1es W. Hodges. r .. --------- 335 7
and. Joann. we“, W7 Yes ....4......i..-r......... .. 182 1200 50“: A56 28 516 MTSSIQNER . _ , COUNCILMAN . m. John'EBllCY. 1,,d.,_..,,.......222.,,
.J__ 1 w. A .. J . AFor Six Years Siobert E. London r 264,RNE3;CAN;AVCKO“ 4:8: 1“; Board of Relief, for One Year. g
-..PatriclE F. Bro h r ... .......6 Frank L Clarke 11 “......262 99“ “a! w _, “a“ 11 ° 9° :11 , 1' .............. 3M.
- DISTRICT 249191299 ‘10,,“ N SpengrY-d “6;? _.__'__» , A in... today increased materially its‘$211)]:LBHJMMZFWN....i...;...221
Charles S. Selleck, r . . . . . . . .711 ’ FIFTH DISTRICT 1‘ majority. The majority (or no license] Selectmen.’
MOSES :H-f ,GiQYernd - .- -- . - ' ' '56I DIS'fRI TREASURER- . 1 —.—... raised trom ~53 of last year to 122 t....: lJo 1111 H Behre. r...'. ......... “331 ’
“William M! ler. r .. .6711 COUNCILMAN time 3111695 or the 800 11nd more; N L 111 d............. .319
SECOND-“DISTRICT Edge“ 5 Laflin,d .. .. - - - - ~58? George W. Stevens 1' and d p. 221 ”ms “‘3‘ the“ “8°“ and 0‘ meseiiiiuiflv. Slivens. r ........... . ...330. ‘
COUNCILMEN t " 7 ‘3 were Mrded I! defective. Re'lhtyron E. Crawford. (L. .......... 298
‘ 4877‘ . THEE BIBTRICT To Dissonance”, publleans went in on the landslide; Town mark . .
‘ ' "”"""7 Amldtheauaonahusy whirl 'tor everyoflce. - d 608’”
,l+‘r° “ ‘m .0“ I“ . sill) M thI “an." by laziEdV/ud BMW”. 1'“ ...-7......“ , 31',
r ,4, 11qu mlmfihwlnne- heroin” ‘ 1
'd M99, Tm out it low that! W M:- The results in detail follow: 4‘ -l' (Continued 'on Seventh Page).
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