an to r -.
.a,:-— :,v:.
...-sauna... M "was. nn-u. M .1 moms—.9 Incas-I.
‘ washes-s. 'Mdtflssna,vustrastsod
The malt oi the sisal-lain“. 0‘ killed an; sh unit by a trail OI
‘the State whom fund for the fiscal the New Vat. New Hans and Hsnr
September 30’ slw‘Os' them W bore in body he“!
‘Iu pained by the last Legislature, ro-f fond beside the 'traeks early tool"
gstrict‘mu loans from the fund to C-lu»iConnell was about 05 years old. and il
'uectlcul property. has not had inc and survived by his wife and one child.
A rebuttal at the and tea- at:
Our . , “I he“iyanl' ending
lsstoveain‘iaulelodssroom-‘Jn
'sllstmt.
lantsgeous el‘ect which its authors
"Ii
IWID. 06.. ll: Jmlsh
“a ”in“ 1‘” installing the‘ne'ipromised tor it. The statement was
30“" ll "“3 Norm“ Wsrefi‘mmmnde at the once of the school tund'
chiral In been "filed w tb°;thst there had been a loss of $5.000
3080' ‘ “0'33““ ““19ny 0' Nor'iiol' the year. There was on hand;
nut- “gfilflistszsous to be loaned to limit-n!
Isud others in the State who desircd
Banner Council. Daughters 0‘ Lib'Iloaus, on conditions laid down by the.
arty, will hold s regular meeting ‘0‘; omcisls who administer the fund. The
night. There will be an filhu‘lainmenlusmte Treasurer paid 3 per cent. for
Whments and a social time after- the amount on hand. But that did
card. not mean the addition of s single dol—i
lar to the resources oi the State. 11'
was simply taking money from one’
pocket and putting it into another.‘
illasides, if the administrators of the
.- —- Mud had not been hampered by the
Be a live one and read The Sentigrestrictions of the legislation of 1915,
net's baseball bulletins. Always cor- it could be loaned outside the State
root and always the first out, at bottl‘on safe security at a rate of interest
ends of the city. Get a Sentinel music! i 1-2 or 6 per cent. The principal.
after the game. l‘hich stands st-about $2,008,000, was
_ inot impaired, but its earning CIpEO‘
ily was diminished to the amount oi'
—.—-——
......—
—Don't miss the grand prize, For!
Trot dulce. Arion Hail, Columbtuai
Bay.
“any of the horses that took part
HANAN snoss
They're on the Feet
of the Country’s
BEST DRESSERS’
EXCLUSIVE AGENCY i .
FOR
THE NORWALKS
4.. ..-»...v-a-s «A ——
85.000.
One of the mos: depressing things
about having $200,000 on hand to meet
applications for loans was the fact that
there was no new business in sight at
”16' close of the year. The intention of
.the logislaturewas to make the admin-1
The Republican Representative con‘ istraiion of the fund as helpful as;
pousible to the farmers of the Staten
ventlon will be held tomorrow cven- but the applications for loans did not:
ing,‘ttl the “2m tisaembly iti‘all, linmhow that the farmers responded to.
"Vl'all street. rat or warm me e the intention of the Le isla-
expected. inasmuch as there are “V’murc. During the your ignore
oral candidates who are out for the‘ were only forty loans made on farm
nomination, property. This was not more than
. the awrnge number under the old laW.'
"(33“ evenings at Republican “Pad‘i The farmers expecth to obtain loans
quarters. [ted MEWS HE“, and 1“" for 75 or 80 per cent. of the value oi
’0“? application ”T0 39 Made" 3 '0" the security which they offered. The
ter, 0ct.. 16411 the 115! dIY- ilsw restricted the loan to 50 per cent.‘
lot the value. The rate of lntel'llst was
Tickets are selllns rapidly for ”19 also an objection to the farmers, who
8terling«Wellnltz reception which Wiiiathought tho yshould have loans at
he held on Friday evening, October. 4 1-2 per tent. The outlook_ according
30th, in the Town Assembly Hall, in to the statement of the duals, was
Wall ntt‘oci. A ten‘piecc Ol‘CllEIll‘a‘illill the operation of the law of 1915
will furnish music and dancing willllNOUld have the ““90! of forcing thei
continue until one o'clock. irate of interest down to 5 per cent.
.____. ‘irom ti with a corresponding decrease
Several local liquor dealers have yet; ill tho. income from the fund and lead
in the races at the Dunbury l-‘sir last
week are trotting tit Stafford Springs
Fair this week. Stnflord Springs has
1 three-day meeting and otters tour
purses of- $1,000 each and five of 8400
each.
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Phon- on m was... ”7.1
"BOGKLKWA! OYSTEBS
11.1mm... ......“ ...... _.
FALL COAT;
100 Styles of High Class Coa
PRICES
intzs '
in Stock
Sizes 14 to 45
- - 137.95ito‘360
3
i ,
HARD iiNl) sour CRABS SMELT i
Slall all use Mackerel All tltbcr
nudist: .
nonvvzscousops i
mim~mn ~
”Mind 100.
no Washington St.
LYNCO BUNION PRO-
TECTOR
mmx.som..... ........ ”5.00:0350110
NEW FALL 03AM ........ . ..... 87.98 to 345
DRESSES.....‘......... .............. 55,93 to 325‘;
cannon ACCOUNTS OPENED. '
Corr ct Apparel forWomcn
At Runnable Prlcss
NEW MODELS FOR AUTUMN
In
COATS and TAILORED QUITE
SERGE and AFTERNOON DRESIL
ES and SEPARATE SKIRT!
BLOUBEB
The Little Shop
K. 5 A. OLAVIN
M NO. MAIN fl.
W
to tile their applications for a rcncwnli money available for the public schools
of their liquor licenses with the town “i 'h“ 3‘3""
elerlt. Such applications must be fllcdi RAlLROAD MEN'S-”STONE: HOUR ‘
this week as they must be advertised, DAY
fifteen days before the expiration of.
the present licenses which “in be on' (Front llli‘ Alncricun Agriculturist.)
November 1' it was only about it dozen years an
Monkcr Grotto, N0. 56, M. O. V. P23 railroad Strike.
xrlmage to Hajez Grotto, for whom the pay for'lO bonny-work. At that time
ithnt the country was threatened with.
The my new!“ AUTO SUPPLIES
E. R.. are ‘0 me” tomorrow "Piling now demanding more my and shorter.
and make arrangements for their nil-incurs had liccn receiving 10 bours‘i
The Reed-8t VOih
Elet trical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
Phone 805—50 So. Main is.
' So. Norwslk, Music Hall Elk.
1
local Prophets have been invited loilhtly contended that they were entitled
SeeitlleNew Shoe Models r
Johnson 8: [Murphy’s “Shoes 101' "Men
Edtvltl . C. Burt’s Shoes“ for Women
Representing the Top {Notch of Shoe Quality
Hosiery: ior‘MenJWomen amellil‘dren .
..CONNEALLY ’81 illR‘ACKEN i
perform the rites of the order. The to 10 llOlll‘H' pay whenever a crew
ted out, regardless of whether the
{men worked an hour, or five hours, or .
coming season promises to be a husylslar
one for this organization.
G. "ROCKOFF .
1 ‘vr-W‘m‘xysaxnv, Inc's. ., ,1
~Daucing Saturday night, Town,
Assembly Hall, Grace Brothers' full
orchestra. 3t.'
1
t
Orders have been sent out from the.
cmces of the New Haven road at New
Haven prohibiting the lettering of box
cars with political inscriptions. The
order states that the railroad company
is strictly neutral, politically and in-
sists that its employes resist from us-
ing the roads equipment to favor the
election of any political candidate.
“Friends of Joseph W. Crosley,
Burlington, Vt., formerly organist and
‘ choir master at St. James' Episcopal
church. Danknryrwill be interested to
know that he has recently been made
head of the music department at the
University of‘Vermont. Mr. Crosley
also holds the position of organist at
St. Paul’s Episcopal church in Burling-
ton. \
--HAVE YOUR LUNOHEON
Served at the Country Club Friday.
m ‘
\
* lle'caso ,
era-ml executors di
g; when in the: midst of sd-fl
‘9.» ministedngan.mte.u'l‘ha
mean! trouble, delay an.
almost certain loss to «
emubNotsowith arm
Wye lion.- of its at
seal. ”(Harlan-others
”Milli-Wire
Wilcox-knot. ..
ed and mug.
.R4
my
«1-- 1
:71»; —,
vs v
!
llfll.
of.
,, {arm crop crush of live stock raised.
'l‘llouxlltlle country may be‘commit-
tthenumbcrofboursinltfors‘tull
10 hours. Another plank in their do}
mood was 10 llours' pity for lOOvmlle
run, and they wanted this whether in.
running the 100 miles a total of mi
hours was required or not. in once
they ran over 100 miles. then there‘
was to be extra pay. After many con!
iferences the railroads act-ceded to‘
these demands.
The problem now is. shall that limlti
be reduced to eight instead of 10;
hours it is obvious that the wholeg
thing in a nutshell is to get. more pay'
for less work. The railroad men are
not working as do other laboring men
a full stated labor period for what
that labor is worth, but rather to
ihoura‘ pay for eight hours' work, and
if the time required does not amount
to 10 hours of labor. then to get lil~
hounl' pay just the same. What would
a farmer think of paying his hired
hand a full day’s pay in case he set
him to work on a job that might be
completed in two or three hours, or if
a shower came up, and temporarily
stopped further work that day the man
quit, refusing to do other work but
demanding a hill day's Wage? ' Un-
reasonable. of course: and unjust.
rates. and or these theisrmer will
have to pay his share. limos less
profit. as law as it‘now‘is-on ever!
tell to fewer hours in a day's work
theccantry is not committed to any
give a full‘dsy'inervlce nasrdlessof
day’s pav-
-No MORE assailant: Foolish.
m. J. )1. out-tn, WW. Ind...
concussion: 9“" mailman-ouch
nybsck until I could .320th site:
and - got up (without us. mum
Higher wages for less houm‘mess ul‘ . .
lat-timely substantially. higher freight ;
poutlmemagogum. insides: nov‘osrmrrlon or ~ camopsacml
s
writes; “I uttered mm more» backs,”
New York Ladics’ Tailor
REMOVED
From 20 North Main
To I! North Main
Over Green Trading Stamp Store
Now Rudy to Serve Patron!
With Our Usual Promptncss
Coats, Suitsd Dresses
For Women and Children
ThaNATIDNAL
GARMENT 00.;
127 Washington St. ‘ -
Second‘ floor. '
New“ TYPWMTERO —- L. o
, Smith, 'Uadorwood
' Remington. all other
«makes. wold. «rented.
’ per month. Machines
; sold at. 85 per month.
’JAO. ‘DONNSLLY .
“fl-Illlllt- Main Otrsst.’ W Nomlh
“paired. Rentals, 33 "
odooopéo ooodoo
st WASHINGTON use" functions was
2 l .
ABELENDID snowmen]?
0»-
.2i
'Flannclette Garments
Noweomssthetimewhcn everyone needs warmer »
psrel. . i- ii .
. You vnll find here great assortment: of-ncwfllr
reliable merchandise and the values are untouchable.
WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHT VGOWN
of excellent quality flannclette in plain white, ad
and white and blue and white stripes, various
, cam full, in all sized ............... 59¢“: ,.
‘WOMEN’S FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTS-outdo~ .
striped flannclettc, some are finished with rufi’lu
neatly trimmed . . . . .................. 39¢ and 5 ‘
WOMEN’S LONG KIMONOS—In a variety of puny ?.
signs and colorings. i
INFANTS’ KIMONOS AND BATH ROBES—Ina -
assortment of styles. »
DR. DENTON’S SLEEPING GARMENTS for chm
All sizes. {'1 fl'i ‘2 3
p -
stopéLook-Llsten:
A Silk Dress for $10.00 7
Black. Navy, Green, (2th
NEW GARMENTS, LATEST STYLES, suit-9,
PRISE VALUES
Willow. Ware
Cozy and Comfortable Chairs in may models that
.malte ideal wedding presents, or to mark anniversaries or
maniacs. . “ '
ArtiSlic Wicker<lla§ltels and Wall Pockets
' RAYMOND it 'SON
Wall cu High Sis.
Funeral Directors Norwalk
N. Y..N.ll..& ll. lint Table
If you need to buy a cakewfor tea,
Try chocolate layer and; pleased
youwillbe.‘
So while you're homecoming. SOUTH NORWALK ro nsw YORK
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1:18:7“0‘, 7:55;. 3:213, 8:69x,'9:383.i
9:39, 10:05:, 10:33:, 10:53:. T
r. lip—'12:”; *1:otx, marten.
too busy to bake,
’Pbone to 5‘ Monroe for your
:brcsd and cake.
. - {3;};1‘; B811. 5:181. 5:16. 8:02;.
.4 ‘: . r 1‘ tomszoox, 9:581. ‘
,:The Banner ..Baltery sum-n
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f 9:19;, 10:33:. '
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4:31;, 5:45, ma, non, 7:12. 1:45;.
7267:. noon-9:53. 10:06x.~10:408.
New York to South Nonnllt.
‘ 8:0 this—4min, 6:80. 4:40, 1:811;
t x. : 9: 9:3 '. ‘
10:06, 10:50:. 00:. u. do on.
‘ Bill-13:031. 1306," 1238!. 1:9“.
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nun. Pinefiomnomd
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NJM‘Cold oi‘Yours
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Chiropractic is the dslnition of do
cause oi the discus and the my otj
.
3:33; 0th. ms. max". 7:352, max.
outnumfinusxiuzooxc :
Myth-nut
:tmnsltrslcrlc
, "I'd; worming...»
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...quoor mm woos, scan.
mammal: '
.. s. mflltlfl, limag..;1tOQm'I:S§x
sitinsflns‘rtllOJus. an.” “a"
hfswisncb,‘ .« twist I«irmmspi-slu ln‘ .
hack. than it ., soon? in childhood
it unites pinched nerves “aim
lain! Uh‘lrtho Mt m‘ .
trouble seemed to be the cattle. 0,731 .
ii
momma
'3'
‘ simm- «om-1:10;; ting-02100:.
momma-isms. /. ,
~ W'Norws‘lk o Hui illsvsn.
A. lie-outfits. Trails-6:58. ms.
sun; moss. titling. mm. mm.
no: -
a .» i, ..
tits. syncing; max.
i F. .S.‘il.’Y
Best =Pspsr,~lsst-Work.*lsst Prlcssi
:7 Ely Avenue“ Ln. Wotan, Prep.
and autism“ It to be young. ill-ssh
kliud..stsck. «Honey cheerfully rs-.
tuddsd‘lf not to your murmur All.“
meats sold only ltrellllnlts.‘ Delivery
montysngolbcirmors.
W ‘
ROUND STEAK ......n. “9.1“.
pm - sumac hM'fi' ms: PO
‘ PORK CHO" "cannons-MP.
hm
In Poplin, Voile and Lawn, trimmed with lace, - .,
lug or plain; long sleeves and low collar ....... . . L’.
SILK 'BLOUSES
White Silk, lace trimmed or hemstit'Ched; long have.“
low collar __ .. . V- .-
Dark Blue Silk
Light and Dark Striped Silks . . . .
.c-.-o-s-s..s. --------- sass... . .
...... ........ . .................
$1.98 tofu, -,~
J. I. 'MALLET
South .
88 washington St.
TFrsl'lltv m~mvnrwv ‘
:23", New‘ York (foot of ‘ ‘
everyr sync to.“
m. Freight resolver; m
6 a. in. and at South!“ ‘
6:80 p. in. _ . ,
“com ‘F.“Fsots, lsnsrs' >‘
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barns-amines
sun to 1883
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Goodslobtrriniing
ml: mums J. Im'r.
PoarA'rlou Liam...
‘3 NORTH MAIN STREET
NORWALK PHOHI 007
Native Market .
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