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'3 Ilsa in every house pala-
fil each big room will be
. g jun glacial on the furnace
1 has are lighted and aglow,
,? 'd in every humble dwell-
{5' k then the cold will be
‘3, compelling, and the water in
r c
h courses cease to flo‘vr For
It has always m our policy to render our customers
prompt service.
That’s the reason they stay with us year in and year out.
It makes no difference what your requirements may be,
whether it is Lumber, Timbers, Dimension, Shingles, or
anything in Building Materials you’ll always find us ready
to fill your orders on short notice. There’s nothing we
would like better than to be put to the test. Will you do it?
The Halch E: Bailey Co.
i .0 Summer’s swiftly EIIP'
‘- “3 in: and the frost will sou
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
. ”our Specialties—Creo-Dipt Stained Shinglel. Beam
Board, B. P. S. Paint.
You was out
tuition
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GAZETTE BLDG.
Mn-..“ ._
First Ward. .
__ . ‘._-_A._ WW
Tristram 8. Hyatt
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
I
In the First ward caucus, held last ’,
evening, in the Town court room, the
Republicans elected the following del-i
egates to the city caucus, which will!
be mu this evening in the City llall: i
iJohn I). Milne, Nelson W. Benedict,i
‘L‘harles W. IJilworth, George Rich"
mood, Louis St. John Keeler and C.“
lnilll Bunglon. Mayor Carl A. Har-
strom acted as chairman of the meet-'2
L who’s bought his coal need
ing arid Joseph A. Carter acted as secW
lt‘litl)’. ‘
have no fear. Every home
2' will need a bin full—though
I" the cost is something sin-
“ i fill—but 'twill fill you win-
.' to: full of joy and cheer.
T HE
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The Only Logical Place
{0’ You to buy your fall and winter hats, is at “The Part.”
First the styles ars right, second our prices an lower than
any store in town. We court comparison. It is easy for you
, to convince yourself. Come and save money.
“W“ “(fie PARIS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
MILLIIIERY
'FERRIS COAL
, couan
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IIANIIIIIEAT l
OUTFIT
COMPLETE
25c ;
SSE YlIIIIllYl DISPLlYl
Clifford Pharmacy.
so. Main/and Elizabeth Sta.
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Phones 83 3-1532
”Mo—L— V‘
Dorlon House
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk l
NOW OPEN 3
”ORE DINNERS AND ALL:
KINDS OF SEA FOOD ‘
,.. "COOKED TO ORDER. f,
[OI-IN E. O'SULLIVAN, Propd
Telephone Call 720.
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If You Phone 441
, _ «send postal. Old autos .
”A feather beds a specialty.
‘ No canvassers.
. ll. Ellron Coal (30., Inc.
‘3 Rowan St.,'East NorWaIlr
‘4.—
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‘ #3“; Surelts
" ISBIE’S A PIE
Kids in the Cleanest Plant
"’ from the best fresh fruits
obtainable
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, Ask Your Grocer for Them. ‘3
r 1’ Insist on them at your res- j
it hmnts. ‘ .
1:7. The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
- .1113 Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
. AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main it.
h. Norwalk, Music Hall Bllr.
.1 Gordon
3 Christie & Son
s Even & Bacon
SOUTH NORWALK’S FASHION CENTER
The meeting was a very short one,
and the delegates Were chosen withg
out the least sign of opposition. All
tit the above chosen delegates are‘
linenbvrs of the First District Republi-
|tau commute».
Second Ward Caucus.
I Eduard ll. llouIt-ns, chairman oftlie ‘
:St‘CUIlll ward committee, culled the
cautus to order in the council cliam~
flier. Judge John H. Light “as elect-i
.ed (llilll'llldll nndJudizetieorue II. \‘os-‘
El:
Seasonable Sales for the Week End
Ladies’ Palm Beach, and Linen Suits
And a few Separate Coats of he same materials greatly reduced in price, some as low as $1.00.
Another Cut in One Piece Dress-”CS“
Dainty designs in white and colors, at bargain prices. 1
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Wash Dress Goods Reduced
Voiles, Cretonnes, Awning Stripes and a big variety of White Goods at Sale Prices.
Lowest Prices for Fruit, Jars and Jelly Glasses
,‘nurcu “its named as st-ci’t-tat')‘ ol the" .
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0“ mom)" 0’ Hm‘fil'k II. bum- School Committecman “‘illiiim Ali-
_ KEENE’S s2.5I)
SELF FILLER SAFETY
FIIIIIIThiN PENS
MADE OF HIGHLY POLISNED IIAIIII
IURIED MWLCANIZED RUBBER
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g Diractinn: Ior Ft'ling .E 5
E .. Turn thr sleeve Io "pure metal ' ‘
; presserBar, press Ball if Chpm hole, SOIId 14 K Gold
I Insect entire CoId Pro in ink and re-
fs 1:... essure slowly. I IRRIUIUM
3 i he same operation t-fVlII tunes .
G} . " using water, wII thcrcuglhly clean the TIPPLD PEN.
£1 ‘ to one Trust.
gs .
6' THESE
MERCHANTS
who will introduccfiny pens in your city.
MY PROPOSlIIUN IS SIMPLY THIS:
Buy one of my $2.50 T’rns for 98c. and if
after ten days trial you do not consider it in every
detail equal to any $5.00 pen. return it to your
dealer and he will refund your money on request.
No other pen manufacturer will make you this
offer. You can prove it. Bear in mind the reg-
ular price of my pens is $2.50 and they are to
be sold for 98c. in your citv and guaranteed by
these merchants in So. Norwalk, Conn.
’, ro-nrr no tomorrow
- Louis Prensky, 19 S. Main St.
Leary & Co.. 19 Railroad Place.
F. Coleman, 29 N. Main St.
Rogers & Stevens, S. Nor., Conn.
Tarlov Bros, S. Norwalk,'Conn.
Our Pens an nljmled (I III Fm
“Pena-roadway. u
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IIIUIICTUNCD AND GUARANTEED IV
I CHARLES A. KEENE, 180 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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{tar . tins following delntalrs and at “or”, t'lark Lily and Clarence I". l~‘en~
jlt rl tiles were elected by Ht'tlallla'
r ninian.
innit: >
Fifth Ward.
In the l“IIIIl word the menihcrs ot
-. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . I ‘ 5‘ . .
“Np" 1" “H0" Ldmud ll 1mm“ Ile‘ town comnuttee wcrc nann-d as
\Villmrn '3' Tammany, Iliirry \\' lllt‘ delegates namely. Harry ll. Sco-
tMstl.el', I'liilip (‘nstclliiltti, Edward JAM“. l-Idwin “._ Godfrey and Percival
.r‘lnlirity, I‘ru-m'in Ii. Light, t‘linrlos
1 't. Walter's.
l Alternates Willinm .\Iillvr, William
i ‘, Hut, John .I. turn-o, (twine Ii.
il‘itllimdue, Charles I". Ilallock. Mor~
,rls Land, Charles II. Miller, ltufus .l.
"lsinith. John (‘1.tlr0.
E 'I‘imre being no other business the
‘Illt‘t'lilll: adjourned alter being in msg
lslon only it ft-w tninutrs.
5 Third District.
The Third District III-publicnn Itlll
tus “its hold in the liasl Norunlk
,Ynclit (‘Iuh Inst evening. lt-vvns it‘
her} quite session nnd only about ‘_’::
Ivotcre \u'l'o prqwnt.
i Ittlcgates'lleorgu II. Volliuruli.
ll. Sllcrion. The alternates are liob-
III Rt'nlzi, IIi-nry Forict and John II.
l’lnrc‘rr. The caucus was held in the
ltounyton Ilose (‘ompnny quartn-rs.
Ilirntn A. Fherron Was rtmirmnn :tnd ’
Iort‘nnl II, Shrrron was H‘Crtla'tl‘)‘ ol
Illt‘ lllt‘t'llllg.
Darien.
'I'Im llt‘lttlbllt'lill (:ilnus \vn< held in
' tliu 'l‘oun Ilnll. Ilfll‘lt‘n, ln~t ot‘oninu.
nnd delcuntcs to the Itcpuhlit‘nrt (on-
vonlioris ,to Itt‘ hold in this Slitll’. in
.s‘v'ptttnbot', \wro t-lrctcd. ’I‘he invet-
inu “its quiet and the bll>llltu~F “'ns
.tznn .ttllll rut-till), 'l‘lie tit-louilt-s lol-
. - “‘i
I’liilllp II. I'icldlnu was .vlttmi 1“
, ‘ - i ' rt ' ‘- i-o '- _.
H'liniinmn unit It. llurr Bun-h My”, Matt lttllHntmn Lint». B. (to
NH T)“, H” w” n.“ M ”h, KW lto' and (‘Iinrlts r2. \\illlnm>on
t .. i l I ' . ~-. . . V
lclnlv nud liccvlltcd Vill‘llll‘tlltfllsl (.‘llll‘ri‘m‘lml “U"‘i‘m'i'n “1‘4”"
. . . . . ‘ ' . . b. i ‘ .
for titlcuntos to the t‘ity convonlion, 4‘ I ”m“? and I .(l ”m‘r
Sonntorinl t'onvt-ntion \\. II. I'uc
‘wllicli is to be held at ll! t‘ity MAIL?
this t-u-ninu, \M'rt‘ dcclitrcd in order,
lliv the chairman, and tho lintncs of
Jimmy t'. St-lzcr. ll. Ilurr llcnclt and mm “M \V. “Y llnllnrd.
i,\;.\r.,n “fl 0,4,0”! \H‘I't' “mm“ fol“ 'I‘ht' delegates hour the privilege of
The noinluntlons w,.,.o‘limmintiritz their own :iltcrnntivts.
then declared c‘t'tsed. A motion \\’it9‘ “"A‘II‘I’I‘ R“I‘“b“"“““ "“"“‘“‘"l i"
‘llliltlt' to elm-l those mentioned nbd‘o, ”l“ T"“'" "it“ Of ”ml DIM“. Iii-“l “W“-
ntld it was seconded nnd passed. The . “‘3' ““1 ”wm “I’m”! the “”0“”:
UIcI-‘rntt‘s are to appoint tlicii' own «Ir
inmates. The meeting was then ud
.joumfiy ,, wot-d nnd Austin “'nlu‘man.
l At the close of the caucus mooring ("“Kr's‘mm‘ "WW“HO" ““ mm“
l“ ”5,10" of the “ppubm.” t‘lub was .Adnms 'I‘ltnyet‘ and Franklin .\I. Italy-
itien hold. Much discussion took "WHI-
filial-1'. Itlltl it was finally decided to Senatorial Convention .-. Wcltord
Wk.“ n committee M fl“, m look after ,lmwis. Edmund It. Ilrndley. Lawrence
tlIIIt' and II. II Tiulo“.
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*ilrlt mites to the full comcntions:
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32 The Leading Millinery Store in Norwalkzii
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3‘3 We are Now Offering g
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In Our Ready-to-wear Department. Everything must go’é
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fIBuy Now, Charge Your Fur-12
23; hcascs if You. are Short of};
31 Ready Cash 1;;
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KEELER’S
FINAL CLEAN-UP
All Summer Shoes Reduced
4w
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. .. ~ ~ I'robnte (‘onwntion~JosepIt ML
2: 1...“ _ .- an ._..-.--~- - 4--.},- th-lt l1. Myron Osborn, blephen 5 .
tJnrvIs. Albert Eldridge, Henry (‘. Sol ”m“ ”“0”“ A' Ilnrrow and t‘hnrles EVERY PAIR A BARGAIN
O 201' and lienr.‘ .l. lltpson were elected Harris.
,0 I‘m“, on ”m, committee. Alter “I The delegates will appoint their own
a ace e lca essen collection was taken tip to defray ex- _:.Iternntes. . ‘ ,
nun-vs of holding the mucus, ilicl New Canaan. 49¢ 19¢. 39¢. 59¢ "
25 North Main St. Te], 336.3. \Illt‘tllllt‘ Wits adjourned. ‘ Republicans turned out in force, CHILD'S TENNIS
3 Fourth Ward. [Inst th‘llIlIL'. in New t‘nnnnn. for tho PUMPS BATHING SHOES *
.. t Th: Republican voters of the Fourth lcnticus in‘hat place. and elected the Size 7 to 2 Values 25c to 75C >
NEW SAUER KRAUT (The first this season). wnrd assembled at the Ropllbllcan‘lflllI‘WIan delegates to the State, (‘on-
HOME‘MADE POTATO SALAD ' iqunrtcrs, in Winnipnuk, Inst eveningnflrcmionul. Senntorinl and Probate /‘ $1 25 L
ALL KINDS OF PICKLES grind named Councilman Robert lmu-Er‘onvcntions: ' ,
N M - He 'n S 1 d S It (I W . . ,don its chairman. and Assessor J. ltdl SILH‘ Convention Edward B. Latv- WOMEN§%¢I)DS AND MEN S and \VOMEN’S ’
ew at)” m g' a mon an mo e h‘“ FISh lwnrtl Lycett as secretary. The fol~,renvc and Louis It. Sutton. ENDS RUBBER SOLED OX'
Ham. Corned Beef, Roast Pork, Bolgnaa, etc., fresh every ‘lowlnr: nre the delegates nnmed Iorl Congressional Convention —- Benjn~ Small Sizes Only FORDS
day from New York. ill!“ (‘lll' convention this . evening: min II. Meade and Conrad G. Moller. Cancas UPPCT
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE ' I
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SPECIAL PRICES 0N SANDWICHES AND LUNCH- . Some DI the Good Savmgs That May . DouoLfiS'figREoAL $2.89
ES FOR PICNICRAND CLUBS. l Be Had in Housewares WOMEN'S OXFORDS MEN S DOUGLAS and
~ l . * , AND PUMPS REGAL OXFORDS
9 $1.50 natural finish Porch $1.00 dark finish Screen Doors,
~— v-—-— —-” r _, ~———‘--——“'-————3' Blinds, size 6x8........At 98c size 2.6x6.6 and 3x7...At 79c .. >
\ Jclly Glasses with tln toot... Vacuum Ice Cream Freezers, . I.
. 2c each freezes without turring— f I
l Mason Fruit Jars, quarts and 1 qt. size .............. $250 . ee er S 0e ore
UI 11 us pints ............ 4 1.2:: each 3 qt. size .............. $3.50 '
\ $22.50 hardwood Refrigerators 39c G-qt. gray enameled Sauce-
....... ns with Ion handle..At 29c , "
. with 3 compartments“ $1948 Rxnd Bushel Bankets 19¢ each Senatorial Convention-Fl‘imk S~ Barrett and Edward 0. Gilbert.
- ' . . ' ‘ . Ilavless and Louis Provoost. ........_.__.
Parcel Po: Egg Boxea— 5c Parser 0mm". (:2: 123:: Probate Convention—“V Stanley; Owing to unlocked for emergencies
1 oz. 8- e ............ 10c Parser Eigh'c'ggtes' 25 :0 ”can Lockwood and William R. Brant. ,whitli have lately arisen, chiefly in
’ t 2 “1"" ..... hwizwtzs a e 3 8c nackaqe It was voted to have the delegates! regard to the health department. the
.. . acme e , , ., . . .. .
is offering some remarkable savrngs on Furniture of dIs- p 19:: 5c r0” Wilton. h t\xorlt. am: Ronfluor: metre mill-2:?-
’ . . for t e ap-‘ merits, . ayor ars mm as on e s
I ' ' ' ! . Fl Brooms..At 25c $3.75 Garden Hose, 34 inch The Republican caucus . .
tlnCtlve Sty“: m CraftsmarShlP. 3:: hairdzvoozol-Iose Reels . warranted. 25 ft. lengths....' pointment of delegates to the various! specinl meeting of the council for
Your-opportunity was neVer greater than right now to M 49c .' $3.19 Republican party convirittllon: wtas 11:1dlpsxthTulesdnytevenriftx.m:‘h‘l‘:hn:vi;le:
I " ‘n- 9 na meeingo . .c , .
Tin ' .‘ t 10c Dover E Beaters ...... 81: at the VHIIOII Town a , as 0‘. , ' .
take advantage 0‘ these te‘ kable “wags. 39:43:: (raw Was a :2: 50.: black pirates; Floor Mops ing, and the following were unani- At this time the council will take up
$150 a“ 'thuy step Ladders with red polished handles.... .mougly elected: important matters In regard to the
' I“ . t At $1“ M 39¢ l State Convention—J. Clarence Jack-.health department. will probably
With pa res ..... : . . ,, inch and Louis P. Miller. " inward the Falrfield Park sewer corav
- I Congressional Convention—Richard:tract. and will take some steps tow
Albert I o Gehebe .H. Pitch and Elmer Jackson. Y lord the betterment of conditions in
th 1069-2 anpt Delivery , Senatorial Convention—George W. l Rowayton avenue. Other matters at
25 Washington street. South Nomalk. Ogden and Harry D. Benedict. ’lbusniess will also come before tho
l ._ Probate Convention—Herbert A. meeting. “J-
Norwalk Chronicler