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Valiant-at.
The centre“ tor installing tin-112w
heater in the Nomad tioaaregaueaal
Church has been awarded to the
Jones & Hotchkins Company of Nor}
wil- t tr ..l ll “1
Banner Council. Daughters of Lib
my, will hold a regular meeting to
night. There will be an entertainment, .
Mmehmente and a social time after.
sud.
-—Don‘t mtss the grand prize, Foxlwas simply Thing money from oneE
«not dance, Arion Hail, Columbus pocket .11;- 11mg 11 into anoint-3'
Day. inea. M’ administratora of the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
...... ..— nd had not n h m h the '
m. ., a pered y FOR
Be a live one and read The Senti restrictions of i re legislation of 1916
lit could be loaned outside the State
el'a baseball bulletins. Alwave cor
root and always tl-1t first out. at botbi
ends of the city (let a Sentinel Extra
filter the game,
Many of the horses that took part
11 the races at the lianbury Fair lent
week are trotting tit Stafford Springs
l-‘air this week. Stafford Springshas
a three—day meeting and offers four
purses of $1.000 each and five of $400
each.
The Republican Representative con-
vention will be held tomorzow even-
ing, in the Town Atssetubly Hall. in
the Int:- .1me hr tbr lanai Ibbv'lklowlhulallhfl
year met-a Irate-tr: so 11w.- 1!- had nut-ad hen the bed! but“
lea Ward by the hut [Act-inure. r-i- bull booth the traaa nfl] at
W, In
“d"mumb‘" ..muu mum-1a.» hidtutuu omettuuuh-ausnmauJaa-
tnuttun property. has not had tilt ad survived by u- Iila and an did I
tantageous elect Ihith 1t... .u-tlwn
.loans. on conditions laid down by the
twhich stands at about $2,008000. was
fnot impaired but its earning capac-
ity was diminished to the amount of
1:1 d&Gi
One oi the mos: depressing thinnl woo over
about having $200,000 on hand to meet‘
applications. for loans was the fact that 122' wmon St.
V‘-
Mae»..— 0- “it... 0 '4‘ M I. “I... hula-m
.— a.»—
11m
“new. Hanna-um“
The mahdtunflnmmuadwmabughbyau‘h-
{inclined for it. The atatetneat nu
madt at the once of the st hooi futtdl
that ”left had been a hm of film
[or the year. There was on hand
$192,101.19 to be loaned to rumors‘
and others in the S: aw who desirin-
HANAN SHOES
They're on the Feet .
omcials who administer the fund. The
State Trearurer paid 3 per cent. for
the amount on hand. But that did
not mean the addition of a single dol-
lar to the resources of the State. it
of the Country'a
Liner nussaas
THE NORWALKS
on cafe security at a rate of interest
of S l 2 or 6 per cent The principal.
there .was no new. busineen in sight at
‘ the close of the year. The intention of,
the Legislaturewua to make the. admin-'
istration of. the fund as helpful as.
LYNCO BUNION PRO-
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LONG AND 80
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Fm Delivery.
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PIEATFRS'I‘
““hfifihfldd
COAL
Noddy-nann‘dhaatn ha .-
.-.-qua...
madman-churning Is ”all
RAYMOND BROTHERS
HARD AND SOFT CRABS
Snail and Ian: Hacker-cl All other
lit-eerie
. DRY ESC‘ OLLOPS
alt-museum 3
3;: We? 'RSI-rw;
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alert
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OYSTEBS
W Maia?“
minus :1
FALL. COA' “
in Stock
Sizes 14 to 45
PRICES 37.95.10,.
SMELT
UND‘ CLA‘ MS
mm.
71 North Main.“ l
new mnsurra.......
new FALL 0011111..
DRESSES
----- $15.00 to $50.00
~ $7.98 to $45
..... $5.98 to $25
.........
.show that the tarntcrs responded to~
11.1.3th1: to the farmers of the 81-111.?
but the applications for loans did not;
TECTOR
Wall street, A rather warm time ie‘the intention of the Daisie-
expected. inasmur-h as m"? are fiev'iturc. During the your there
oral candidates who are out for the we". only “my 10:111.»; made on farm
nomination. property This was not more than
the at- *ragc number under the old laW.
—Call evenings at Republican head ;The torment expected to obtain loans
quarters. “9d Mend Hall and 1“" for 75 or 80 per cent. of the value of
your application “To Be Made" 3 '0‘ the security whith lllt _v offered. The
ter, Oct, 16th the lat“. day 1law restricted the loan to 50 per cent.
‘— lot the 1111110 The talc of interest was
Tickets are stilling rapidly {01' lht‘lnlso an objettion to the farmers. who
Bterling- Wellnitz reception which will. thought the thould have loans at
be held on Friday evening. October 4 1-2 per cent The outlook according
20th, in the Town Assembly 111111.111 to the statement of the oflclala. was
Wall strett. A ten-piece orchestra that the operation of the law of 1915
will furnii-th music and dancing will WOUM have the 05?“ 0f forcing the
Corr ct Apparel forWomen
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED.
At Runnable Prion
NEW MODELS FOR AUTUMN
in
COATS and TAILORED SUITB
SERGE and AFTERNOON DREBIL
ES and SEPARATE OKIRTI
BLOUSEB
The Little Shop
K. O A. CLAVIN
6. NO. MAIN OT.
continue until one oclock. irate of interest down to 5 per cent.
......— ftotn 6 with a corresponding decreaae
Several local “mm, dealers have yet in the income from the lund and less
III:;, 3-
:1:
to file their applications for a renewal money available. for the public schools
of their liquor licenses with the town Of the State
clerk. Such applications must be filedi RAILROAD NiENS EIGHT HOUR !
this week as they must be advertised DAY.
fifteen days before the expiration ol'I
1 ' l
the present liccnsen Whi‘h will be onl (From tho Antt-ricttn AKl'lt‘ulilll‘lill.)l
hovember 1- i it wasonly about 11 donut years agol
that the country “its thrctttened witht
Monker Grotto N0 5613‘ 0 V- P- a railroad striltc. The very people|
E- 11., are ‘0 meet tomorrow “filing novt demanding moto pay and shorter
and make arrangements for their 1111-. hours had he. 11 red-1.1111; 10 hour:
,grimazc 10 H8192 Grotto. for whom the pay for 10 hour:' work. At that time:
The Reed 81 Volt
, Elet trical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main it.
SeNorwathuaicHallBlk.
local Prophets have been invited to 1 they contended that they were entitled
perform the rites of the order. The to ill hours" pay whantei a crew
coming season promises to be a busy . started out regardless of whether the
one for this organization, 1mm worked an hour or five houra, or
10 hours. Another plank in their de
—Dancing Saturday night Town mom] was 10 hours‘ pay lot 100- mile-
G. ROCKOFF
New York Ladies’ Tailor
Assembly Hall, Grace Brothers’ full run and they wait ‘cd this whether in
“orchestra. 3t owning the 100 mitt-15a total of 10
. hours was required or not. in case
. '11 over 100 miles, then. there
After many con- l
Orders have been sent out from the tMy r1.
omces of the New Haven road at New was ‘0 be extra pay
Haven prohibiting the lettering of box
cars with political inscriptions.. The
order states that the railroad company
is strictly neutral, politically and in‘!
lists that its employes resist from us“
these demands.
The problem now is, shall that limit’
be reduced to eight instead of 10‘
hou rs It is obvious that the wholet
REMOVED
‘ From 20 North Main
To 11 North Main
lforenoea the railroads accceded “’tOver Green ‘Ti‘ldi‘ig Stamp Store
lNow Ready to Serve Patron!
With Our Usual Promptncal
thing in a nutshell is to get more pay
for less work. The railroad men are
not working as do other laboring men
Fl 1 a full stated labor period for what
aof Joseph W Crosle'y, of that labor is worth but rather it)
~Burlington, Vt. formerly organist and. h ours my ‘or eight hours work and
choir master at St. James' Episcopal if the time required does not amount
church. Danbury. m“ he ”"3er to to 10 hours of labor. then to get, 10
know that he has recently been made hours' pay juat the name. What would
head of the music department at the . farmer think of paying ms hired
University of Vermont. Mr. Crosley hand a full day's pay in case he set
also holds the position of organist at him to work on a job that might be
St Paul" E91100?“ church in Burling- completed in two 01- three hours. or if
(on. a shower came up. and temporarily
atdpped further work that day the man
quit. refusing to do other work but
demanding a full day's wage? Ull-l
reasonable, of course;
Ins the road'e equipment to favor the
election or any political candidate.
——HAVE YOUR LUNOHEON
Served at. the Country Club Friday.
...
may. substantially higher freighti
rates, audio! these the farmer will
. have to :pay his there. It manna less
profit, an lama! it now is on every
farm cantor unit of live atock raised.
W the country may be commit-
ted to fever been in a day’s work
the country in not committed to an!
lootttlcat am." that does not
mosmfl-dayvnrvloauprdluaot
the number of hoax-a in 11 lot a fun
m in}.
W
axinJust.‘
Higher wages for less hours an til-3 .
Coats,Suits:& Dresses
For Women and Children
The NATIONAL,
GARMENT CO.
127. Washington St.
Second floor.
JAWY’S
_ -.....M. . .. .....-
Flanneleue Gal-Inertia
cornea the time when ev Mg
par“1:0” .‘l eryone needs we aw .
on will find here great assortmnts of , . - - Z L
reliable merchandise and the values are unmamlil:w ‘7
WOMEN'S FL'ANNELETTE NIGHT GOWN ,
::dexcic‘llentnguglity flannelette in plain white, and
w it: a tie and white stri tqu,
extra full, in all sizes ........... P” Ivarséioust; .1
WOMEN‘S FLANNELETTE UNDERSKIRTS-Jhdo
striped flannelctte, some are finished with rtrfiieo
neatly trimmed ..................... 39¢ and
WOMEN'S" LONG KIMONOS—In a variety of Wu“
signs and colorings.
INFANTS' KIMONOS AND BATH ROBES—In a
assortment of styles.
DR. DENTON'S SLEEPING5 GARMEENTS for chilh
All sizes. . l1
‘ 6mg ””1“?
[F'~’£ ”RmHII
p
,.
‘. £ ‘iL‘t‘t' #4141113; '1
86 WASHINGTON s'r.
See'the New Shoe Models
'8 Shoes for Men
Edwin C. Burt’s Shoes for Women
Representing the Top [Notch of Shoe Quality
Hosiery for Men.! Women and Children
Johnson 81 [Murphy
CONNEALLY
. I1 WASHINGTON WIT
r _ in ~
Wm
......—
81 BRACKEN
MONK 'm
make ideal wedding preach ta.
reunions.
Well at. High Sts.
.1 3111.311131]) 3110me or-
Wlllow Ware
Cozy and Comfortable Chairs in -many. models that
Artistic Wither Baskets and Wall Ptltliels
RAYMOND 81 SON
Funeral Directors
aourn nonwauc. norm. - anon: ‘
2 Stop-Look-Llsten.‘
a . . .
A; A Stilt Dress for $10.00
3 Black, Navy, Green, etc...
a new GARMENTS, LATEST STYLES, sum.
0 PRISE VALUES "
.2 WHILE THEY LAST—CHOICE ..... $10,. ’
g A. DICKERMAN e son:-
00000 00
or to mark anniversaries or
Norwelk
Ifyou needto buy a cake form!
Try chowlate layer and pleased
you will be.
So while you‘re houaecleanlnx.
._ toobuaytobake.
Then: to 5 Home for your
bread and cake.
TheBauner Bakery 4
Tatum I Monroe-mot
‘EIUILT TYPE'WMTEIS — I... G
Smith. Underwood
Remington;
., makea. . sold... rented.
impaired. Rentals. 3!
per month-1 Huntnel
acid at 85 per month
all-other ‘
White'fine Compomd
With Tar
.l’or'l'hat-ColdolYoun
1. aluminum.
to
'
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N. Y.,N.ll. dii. lint Table
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. ::.—1:393. 5:853. 5:403. 6:573.
7:183, 7:40. 7:653, 8:213. 8:593. 9:233.
”89. 10:053. 10:333. 10:633.
P. H.~—1l:023. 1:073. $283. 3:023.
8:39, 4:153, 4:813, 5:183. 5:48. 6:023.
6:223. 1:028:03; 9:583.
, W
A. 1—1335»
9:193. 10: :83.
P. I‘M-110:3. 1::073.ll£3,8:123.
4:313, 5:45, 6: 023. 1:013, 7:18. 7:453,
’l:573.8::063.85&.10:083.10:403.
New York to South Nor-walla
a. UJ—d‘k. 5:30. 1:41. 1.513,,
3002. 6:811. 9:003. 9:113, 10.01;,
10:.0610:503.
. P. arr-1mm
3:". um, 4:31,
1: 03. 1:383. 3:043.
4:433. 8:183. a: as.
3‘1“; Oil. 11:153. 11:003.
W
. LIL-9:00. 0:013. 0:003. mu.
«imam...
am. “Sh. 0:0“. It... ”In!“
10:008. ”fill. 183*.
“I“ file-Mll-
a. m “tumult.
a“ magma-nuns,
1:893. 5:493, 8:88, x
A NEW FALL LINE OF BLOB
In Poplin, Voile and Lawn, trimmed with lace,
ing‘ or plain; long sleeve: and low collar ..
SILK BLOUSES
White Silk, lace trimmed or hematitched; long sleeved
low collar .... .
DarkBlueSilk....... ......... . ........ mums}.
Light and Dark Striped Silks $1.98 to 84
J. I. MALLETTE
Sthou
-.a.-.
abate-I'aa
88 Waahington St.
.—
FABT FREIGHT LINE TO
YORK.
Freight boat tavern"! 2?
River, New York (foot of
It.) every day except 811nm
~ .3 graft-eight :0ch at Norman:
M an a south W
banana-om :30 p. 111.
I813 to 188.
x“, I M%fll§%
Amman-sillin- ”...-1m-..
F. s. LYON. _
Good Job -ntn1ing_
MM, 3‘ Work. BaatPrieaa'
I NORTH MAIN STREITI
O. "DIWALI ”OM
Native Market
a
George F. Foota,‘ W‘
THE=ANNING .1. amt.
7 Poarartou 1.11m lie.
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