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I Window Shades to Order '
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W teen wet Peal-l .. /
. ‘Pi’liflfiw m y nd that is Buyer Board. sermflstuu? rm.“ “ n: t re a l Wlt US
, Compsrekcsnfullywithhthudm.wu immuwnrrmpwu ’ _
fnendsugoodtolnve woodandyou’llcomeeothesmm. Smut-smegma- peanut-MEI
ever you can find s con- new" Md i’ the modern "‘1 “d “m"- material.‘ which mulufnrctmnu I‘m I '
'/ I It supplants lath, plaster,metal snd wood. andidate except MLDOIOVUI beinsis I . 5 ' , . , . . .
-. . clear as crystal and ’ CALL Us up! the field. the Jesersoniatu have do We will gladly sh estimates on s single mndow or an entire building. and give es-
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. N 5 s Ioidod to take no active part in the
broad. contented mind. A T H I h . OI , n netted b h J a M‘-
- was start i e erson , - . ’ . . .
, , r i. . faithful ltiend e a C a, e y o. I how's“ “£2“ hem" “Winona by the peas! attention to Windows of odd shapes and sizes. On request we wrll send our represen.
.. reporter. t t had the tsmlord insii /
never asks your rank “WT“ “ORWM-K. noun. Irennined in theb race. are would bet , - .
. ~ ino possible don t concerning his nom-l “the Who ‘ how ' . ' ' i im nt sub'ect.
‘ nothing gives one such I ~ — fl mu” mm mm ‘ “0“ met flu samples and give any desired information on th s porta 1
-b0 . th _: __.__._ Jen'ersonisns have decisively deieated; '
ne as mone in e Mr. Donovan in political caucuses, anal
. y THE LATEST IN FALL GARMENTS FOR WOMEN they ioel certain that they would sgainI \ . ' I
When Wintor comes I AND MISSES , b2 able (:0 tum the flick, if circum;
I . stances emsnded. Mr. Philips would
has feel the need of a husky I Always first to present new styles, we announce for to- ldfdlyntr’ldry hist hoEehton-n othsutinl-i O /
’ , - ~ - ' Cos . gepor on ‘reeiiwit- , an
flat-compeller, and the very t I marrow notable additions to our dLsplay 0‘ Suit. t" Judging rroni past performances, would?
. . . Dresses, Skirts, Waste and Hats. also hove the support 0: Norwalk. Ir.
1}!“ friend one can have Just I The“, are Fashion's latest and prettiest effects. We Donovan's home town. . ‘ I ' ~
in some Coal'down in ' a" them ‘t °‘“’ "“1“ “mm“h‘bl‘ ”W Price" Y.“ b" “£39111":hglufglgllzgrrilzrffé‘lmléae' ' '
_-, not “€11le best little” you hIVC Vlfilted 6‘. Pan“ Store! sidered the ex-cotigrt-ssintin's chances: I -
cellar. South Norwallr's ptonm Promoters of Rudy-tomcat or nonmnon n. r.tntt um, N orwnlk 8 Lending Dry Goods Store
Apparel for women. they were probably itli right, iitawuth,
us Mr. lionovsn, thanks to his own’ '
t " (I t, l' -‘ ' ' .,
I ‘ ' LLOAKS e PARIS MILLINERY whim...“ no" we on , “mam“: mi a : t ‘ I
, R 'S . "With another active candidate in: .. e . _ , . . ,_ . . _ 7 . . , - _. -
. the titld," said the Jt'fit'TnULllRll, "mil \ I
R COAL 33 SOUTH turn 81'. SOUTH nonwsuc It...“ would t... exactly the uppo mm M “PW“ 4;“: 3”gang”:«y:»:..;..;..:..;..:»:~:w,«;ug“9.3..344»:
. site." . 6
. - I l‘pon being lfikt‘d as to the ('hllnCl'nI ? ..t
C()MPANY of Mr. Donovan's election the dolor», l f6 ’ 00 . Q.
‘ soniiin stated that that “In another; 3‘ . I
._ -5. __._._-.-.-_. matter. ‘ t ' ‘ ' ~
ANDREW DAVEY Inc . —-——— i ~ [[6 er s. 0 3‘
sonisn (‘luh members will acept Dtiul'r ‘ t .. ,
S I A . I . , . nations to the conventions, us dole-I (Continued ”0m hr“ Pay) ‘9’: . . O
, . . i - for Mr. Donavon. ‘ 9
“'6 t3 ‘ ., Phone no gains m“ ‘ _ , :
; — - nint- [law he ft-lt us though one ..
ISBIE'S ‘ 98 “38mm“ gt sou“ "W‘lk I Iot the other men had struck him in : Th L d' M'“' S - N k3
. t I" ‘ ~W MAINE meloas I llll‘ lurk. lie believes he tins relieved ‘9 e ea lng l Illery tore Ill Ofwal
I; ATLAS FARMS PEERLESS COFFEE oi‘ the instrument case at this time. o. '
M m the Clean“, fun: BUTTER 'the men possibly thinking it continued 00
. mm (b be“ f I!) I ‘ “The Belt Cofee You Intunty. The instruments when new = s .
‘7 t , e V re m ti “Positively the Finest Bub EV" Drank" ICON 328, and Dr. (lliustead is noxious 00
MN: I! . to rt cover them, as he is of the opln- :
. “I PrOduced 30¢ lb- I —' Iion the "1031 will throw them sway. .. . .fi
M Your Grocer for Them, " 37¢ Ib- ' 20 S&H Stamps Free . (Continued Iroin First Page.) iir. tilinstend described ont- oi the 09 §.
Insist on them at your res- . : ' qui.” “' “I“ 5 ‘2‘" 7 “Who“ ””1 If“: e L tart a arge Account At ed
haunts. . ' r‘ ' M? Iand the majority in Congrtss. : "35mm: “than, “U “hug; 3“,], 2i .3. i
t . .l v .‘llilnt'. liUWt‘l'l‘l‘, is iiotiiinlly llo ‘ zl‘:hlllfx;lllll bll‘itkfltt‘l‘llllail“! mag” (“NW é. ’ s
7 _ publimu, and the Democratic lt-udt-rnt .. ‘. ' ,, 0 S O
""""‘ “ ""‘"'—— -‘ Best Family Elour, bag .. . .1 .................... $1.05 llliélslt'tl lhlt something more Until .03.;‘333‘1‘M'3‘I‘i: FJ‘I‘,‘ “III: II.-§I-JrfItt’ttfi"’o ur I t re .8
, _ _ ' Levant Republican \‘lt‘lo would be i“- ‘ ‘ . ', ‘ ‘ . , , ,‘ / .
SWIlt s Shortening, a ll). .......................... . 13¢ ‘nuiroti to constitute flt‘plltllilllufl ill I ll; III: ‘11,“: 32111,? “II,I5~12I,,X.H\I;:::,I; rill? .3 MO YOULCAN SETTLE YOUR BILL IN EASY ‘:
. . who dministriitioii, while. h livino-f ,. j b ‘ ‘ ‘. _, I 00 NTH Y PAYMENTS. '
> Magnolia 01‘ Clover Milk ......................... 11¢ ci'iilit- rdlity, llU“(‘\t-‘l' siliiiil, would Kim‘ued but found no ”M“ u! n“ 3. ' .q
. Old Dutch Cleanser 2 cans 15¢ I:§‘,.,;“,“""”“"‘ ’” ""‘m "' ““ “MW ; t‘linrios 1.. int... ..t Magnolia .t.......3 WE DRESS MEN,WOMEN, Boys AND GIRLSO .
' """"""""""" ” Why 1mm,” "wk n squint st ”mimic. I'llll' n party ltl i‘i'it-ndr visited :’ FROM HEAD TO FOOT. 0.
.H White Role Corn StarCh, pkg. ...................... . 7¢ 'eky [More brt‘uklaet and smiled. Tiic‘ “FIN" PI'In'hrf‘lurIIII-v gnu," “I“: “'1: .3. . . . ’
. to...“ m.- binb, which tuttnt, n... 11:: ,“ummpihiu “”3, *1 y, “in, .. See our fall Styles in Milllnery 3i.
> Kellogg 8 Corn Flakes . . ..................... . . . ..... 8¢ figured. s big vote equally llt sited by _“’\‘.‘;‘“:‘”,;:(n £312,an Jwfily‘rmipf..,‘;.9,K‘I,Ihil .. .xl
' both sides. . ' ' ' ' ‘. “ . .
=3 A. STULL A t... vow--::::i“i:;*:.*’i‘.iit::‘ 3:333 whit? sweaters’ coats and suits °
. men, two United Stlies Senators slid , ‘ . . ' , , ‘. _ " .
n _ . state legislature were to be chosen.‘ worth about :10. low you». “t‘l‘l run» ‘ O
.. _ ,ning down the hill toward l’iiit l’oinl,- O o o o o o o o o o o 0 0 0 o O O 0 0 O 0 0 O O'
2 24 Cottage Street. Esst Norwalk. form‘tlt': :slfitfilltlxliglz)rilllifu:):e 3°fi$,unti Mr. James heiirtns titty took they 0...".‘3‘.”0”.”OW”O“O”0”.”O§O&”O”Q”O”O”O”yo.~”rofi
—. ,tWo seats in tho United Futon BennieI robe. but no mum “m catch titt‘m. t ..
= . , . ‘nnd one or the four south in the Nit-t Ic......... ’ 1 g:
(D It ._,_._ __--. , _ , _. 3 5555.5!— “ 1" _..-..... tlonttl House of Repl‘t'm‘lltlllvefl. ,‘ ..
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2:33:7“33 23.3.1; 80lllflllill interns ,
” Th . I P h w k I i would split today was it matter of dis. i ‘ ..
White. The variability or the vote in, s h 1 hp
m ' '5 s eac ee N. Maine ls unusual. The total vote cast. umn'Nc PRIMARIES . c 00 , es
tin 1880 was greater by six thousand ' /
. Q {then the total 3! years later. in itiiiiit _L____ ' r
aChP“ - l. q '3 k §l.lt~wt-llyn )‘owers, Republican, wnsI - -
:3 P8 u 00 and 1.2. t. has 8t mm “mm, by , “mm Mk“,- . “MN” m" Sm ,,__,Demo_ The kind that gtve REAL SERVICE.
246. Two years ngo Governor 0n ley
o ’ ' crate of Georgia. Louisiana and South .
,’ I“ Curtis, WWW“ “'0“ by 3-189- .(‘nrolins will hold state primaries to- Good fitting plenty f toe room and well finished.
? schme 8' sam‘ary me“ I ml'llqhoflggysnoopfllrg 1;;n5sogdglc‘suggg niorrow to select nominetis whose lntt-‘r ’ ’ ' _ .
. ’ . ' ' ‘ . -‘ “election is nsstirod, wit 9w except . . -
~ 3: Washingmn St. South Norwslk. 'oi the returns will be slow. its some . d n at. Our prices are the LOWEST quality considered.
M S IlWl'nly towns nnd plantations "0.33:: b) Ink ”f secon pa y Oppo - I
, . ain t. Norwal ‘ : without telegraphic or telephonic com-j . i . .‘IW 1 .0 1., my , r e
‘ -_ fi" '— “‘”“"' 39 k. 'munlcatlon with ”‘9 outside. "0“" soltltlaflzgrsgarlid‘ agll‘:tlltllgrofllc(la‘ls nl'ftoI see our Window DlSplay
3‘ I “(mm the result should be indicated he ' be nominated. Governor Nat E. liar-t .
" "’"' ___.__ —~"‘”” A— -5- ' \ ___"M' “N midnight. rig is opposed for renonilnatlon by .
, e Reed- & VOIk I “ I ~ . ' I Hugh M. Dorsey, of Atlanta; dDS. L (:1 ‘ ‘ 9
‘ ‘ I . ‘ . t Commerce. an osep . _
' Specials for Tuesday i "3“‘°““"" ° I St
' . h. l’ottle, of Milledgoville. All 1.. ‘l or
Elmflcal CO- sntnns 0F VEAL ..... ....:; . . . . . . .. 10.. t. IIIIIPE IIIISE CIIMPMIY Immune CB er S 09 -
1' . ' . .t‘. Edwards. of the First Distr ct. are; \'
» only Fully Equlpm BREASTS 0F VEAL ..................... \. . . 16¢ ll). ‘S'eeklng renomination. and seven have
H ECTRICAL SHOP N IsfgggégififlglgACI-ANcgggi S -------------- 3- {20 5"; I “0193 ANNUAL Wiopposition. Peter W. héellltlrim lultth.' I
I In the Tow}: . I ' ------------ 0f »- , ‘\\‘. Overstreet on? can rites in t e, .
. J CAMPBELL'S SOUPS .................. ’3 for 25¢ I 'First District. '- ,_ _. :5: .e E:
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91130 SUEPLIES Askhamhe' Profit Sharing comm": we are ElVlng (continued from. first page) Itlolxli; 1&2: Itsdqil‘: timxizlisdscfilli‘tertgxllnvef ' iiicnibt‘rs oi the board of councilman, - .
5‘50 0- Mill! it. With C” “est I _" developed only in the Sixth District.:c ‘ f NORWAlK showing Ill; receipts and disburse-
orwalk. Music Hill Blk. 1 3 Me ‘ d Pr e . C0 )ltill‘ld gisytflasxggfipozo? tgc :nttoybggrliwhden: fornigi“) (30:31:? in?“ Stall-log: Imp“,s (or the DIN. year, as well a.
_ o inrr , w o 00 not '- on nice it e ‘ -- Q ' .
I eers a an 0VlSIOII ' den did the heavy work for the hachc-Iplace n0w held by tlt'epresentntivs L. . Ithe Pie-0m “m“u‘” condition 0‘ the
""‘ "—‘ I (8 Stores.) 10“. Th? hcontest. was iItiiybdiy's 5 l1, Morgan, nnd indtih‘e Saignth. vi‘herei "NANCES f0“ YEAR Fourth and Fifth Taxing Districts. -
I ' same unit t e eighth influx. W on, Representative La saw taro s on _ .. Firth Taxing District. ,
Fa" H813 I 6 NORTH MAIN ST- 18 MAIN 813- Martin Creagh. the Ty Cobb of tho! posed tor renominstion b_ T. A. Etl—,‘ t \ :nmnem of appropriations ex-
, ~ 2 South Norwslk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Rhone 881. bachelors. whaled the ball into theIwards and A. n. Barbe. in each at . ‘ .. ‘ '
. 3 woods .for a tw0-basser. which sent in; the other six districts there is but . . - tremor. and bumnces 0f aviironrlatlons
" R - W - Hats, , _, _________._,_ _‘ __ ,men from second and third. golfing candidate. In the final elIection Auditor William E. Kelsler has pm as shown by/tlte books of the city'
i‘—f'-‘—" . . .Bonedicts objected strenuouslyto 8 Democrats will have oppos on it one . . t f b i in to .1: _ f A: , 31 1916':
;; Mgdel in 31:11:“: I » Icame down the hill and crashed into decision otl Umpires Cshilli sndl lacs-talent“, the Third. where Repr'eeeinta- mm? ms rep or or‘ an mssnomnu "cit“ M O In“. . ’
i t ”— 1 o of, A . *the rear or a Ford machine, owned ell. who coled the hit a la r bal. o'tive w. P. Martin. Progressive, 5 ll , . H. , ‘l J... . , us i .
_ . a” Price 'l . \ I‘m“ driven by Joseph Gerber, of Main mnrried men; after that clennundrlve. candidate for3 rte-Election. d .. l 45.“; 1“; hi. _ ,~ . _ Brit. Ap- ,
' Istr et. Cheshire, Connecticut. The up were doom’e . in South am no. secon nry pr ni- . . ‘ »' i- , ~ -- ~. _
$2.00 A I m “(SI AVENUE“ t on the Ford was smashed, dud While the ball game wss going _on nries are necessary because no‘cnndi- Current Year. Approprffti°“5‘Exgen.s°s' [’m‘mons'
. « , Ithe back oi the cal' dented. The Pack- a bountiful spread was hams premix-ii date tor the gubernatorial nomination Administrative Department meoyuu $119.9. 70 $11..632.55 $6,422.15
oil] . . \ ; itit-d was not damaged. nor were the by the chefs, said at on: 0011031810110! got a minority of voles cast math: School Department. 135,854.04 . 127,233.85 isszons
‘ .occupsnts ole he‘r ma tnei tired. ”10 contest I 0 crow 8“ 0'11 to first primary held two weeks ago. 0 'I ..........*.- m . _ . _
fl tClOlhlngCO. (Continued from First Pose.) I William {M they, of 355 "Flange” the tollowiilg mend. Steamed clums.fernor Richnnd I. Manning and tormerif‘hami“ Department “r ‘ 33'9” 00 24'0” 77 6'8" 23'
I , - ———-— invenue. Bridgeport, drove' hi. machine blue fish. white and sweet potatoespaovemor Cole L. Bleage will contest; lghwsy Department .......3 r ,923.75 34,013.08 17,910.61
. St, So. Norwalhi \ \ iinto the stone wall at the foot of West- pickled . beets, tomatoes, pickles: agsin. For the same reason. Repre-IClty Hall Department ....,. 3,583.34 . 2,945.62 637.72
I the front 6! the Game?“ car into ”1", port avenue hill. yesterday afternoon, chicken/lobster. crab, watermelon and? sentstlve Wyatt Aiken and F. H‘TTown Clerk Demflmenfiaca w" .. “0334 1370.03 838.31
t side of the Palmer singer. The bigger; q. he tried to he the .m corner. cigars. With one hundred and seven-I ominick sre opponents in the Third;P j tin De rtment: __ ’ ., ‘ .1 .00 00 - 726 18 273 82 ~
.machine was only Bligh“! damaged} bound west. T e mschine, a touring ‘3 men gathered around the festiveIgongreesionul District. and two candid r n 3 9‘“ .“1'4'57‘1‘1‘9- , - ' ‘ , - '
but the front 01 the Cameron car wss , car, was not seriously damaged, nor board the dinner received hinjnstice'dates for railroad commission! are LBuilding Department T-ITFUrvEE0hl't'0l'EOI 2,000.00 1,552.12 447.88
TAMFORD I I ”Nanny stove “1' one or the were “y M “‘9 occupants Injured. “‘d the“ “me" Icontesting: ' ' ’ Health Department I..'uorse-a‘i:-s~-ngy 4,175.00 3,771.72 403,23'
' “I“; ‘“ {hkfifmfm “$2313; —.-..—.__..___. M““'°"'“ “mm“ “m“ “‘3 ‘ Iniiownnce to Fourth Distflctflllw 15000 00 15000 00 V‘
‘ 7 . ct‘v I cn on e 939- l' . » - nke by Svec's string orchestra, an 1- onlNa FARMER. ' ' " ’ ' ' ‘
”'I [up Works the mm. but noon in the Pnimer ”“3““st 'N ”37°"- the musicians lived up to their weii' °§,"NBF‘&‘nr.°c3nn. Sept. 11.—0ttcttrI _ 1 I, . ,. MU.
v b ch :Rail fSinger was injuredhib 101m -. BOB‘l‘ON. Sept. 11.—Twertiy‘nve earned roputatlons. ’ Iwmt‘mg' 19.01;,an Hesdy. 23. and ' ' ' ' ' t ' ‘ $365,649.17 $323,217.92 “2.43135
4.: g I ran on . tmgggeggznfitsmhe scene :(lntlie troublg' cases of infantile paralysis developed tomle'gztieonsreggngnetstgh 3:21“ (“gm :Iw' c“ shields, 21. confessed, mepolice . . t L“ Outstanding W! “- . .
are, “In" 9‘ Mon- land took Mr. Ferguson into custody. over Saturday and Sunday were ’9' lncludln 53pm“? member-"from 1““ to planning and mm“ SDI“ “3A inistrstivo Departmentmu-u-g‘» $14,595.91
, .- . ported todsy to the an“, Department 8 . . the burglary cutie home ordoei Mer ,
. . ‘ Jar/techie“ (Wino M '00“ 33 he , » - Bridgeport end when M1198 chant. a retired miner Just out-ids choolDeportment .t... 1,739.41
. R . . had heird the facts oi the can. notional—Health, making sitotll 0! I'll this Brsdey or the Newburgh' fire depart-I in 3 do or “3‘ in it“ ' t , , . . .
ep‘sirmg of Auto . the city. at uni y. 3‘0 Chariiypepsrtmen ................ 105.00 .
. iWel'e fixed I“ 3150. Ind the” “'9" Month. Seven were reported in Bos- ment, fine the guest of honor stithe and bills token the police have re- .— ’ , m ,
Ind Ridinto . furnished by Colonel George D. Rns- big aflslr. . 6°"er m but fifty dollars. the bum- . ‘ , A:
of all kinds of lamps .‘en' 0’ m’ ”mm“ “ML we" “. The committee on the bake m 1”. 1mm hidden the [not near the“ Total outstanding................. $15,440.32 $16,440.31
it ifi‘lhwi‘rig {g'ghf‘m‘flf ”33:: congratuiniet: ”thug?" Elli ‘1’!” “3’ homes. Shields ie chsufleur 'for Mer- ,
.389 w on olnsonthe g creosote 't
,. the ludxe flogged (list the «ingenu- “was”, “A?” “at,” mom”. 311133;?“ the 0m" “'9 “V9 in l" pittance as per City Trendy»... $306,777.60 $58,871.57
:wssunsvoa .mcuewss or) The Mean ,1 fim'fi wss, .. V. .
I ‘ VI!!!“ to::°&$stnhlxwu represented by ”mullrluml’lgmfiry who It“! ’ "A WIS! MERCHAW . . . ““ . .. '
"Atria? Leo gels; l! rt . ’ been agttenggiee :t this'snnnsl st- marines his goods. It he csnnot do w ,n ‘ ' -, -~ , . . ‘ . .
“370mb; -m V“ meow ‘V‘ ‘ ‘ Isle of on wn- curt-entmrm' tun s,1srne»wsy.lisnmnsaenttnel ‘ . . . . ._ ~
* their“... *mnmrn‘ts ”n. .3“: 3.33:3”. 3:?“ 3"“. .33 33...... w mm ,0... a , .. ass , 01‘ ‘ . . ., f _
,t-marti _ . test.» no mo 4 n, «my mr mended. " ”than!“ “,‘thn‘flflnfl- . ,. r. . , . \ ' , . ' _ . , . '
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