.“ Minna-MM
wMamineandaaz
makintolwineflnttall
. Thepriceot coal is
. Mghhecanaetbestufiis
tyahy, butdonotthink
he to sell it just the same. 1
outwhatitnilyitmustbe'
3 bd; believe us too it makes
u “do charge this price
It Whicll it sells because of
“tr—ind war is Shells. The
3 men who should be mining
4 coal are forging steel ’for
i' earth’s control. /
THE ‘*
FERRIS COAL;
COMPANY '
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
.' Frisbie’s Pies
; The most economic
. ~. dessert. Sold at all
. a stores. Try them
go W. Coffin, Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Office and ResidenCe
.4 Belden Place, Norwalk
a‘ Phone r44r
Lady Attendant
Doric n Hou sei
' _’ s(Gregory~Boulevard)
East Norwalk
natural - -
the beat of each Sud“. ”d” ‘hlnfllfi If You prefer,
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
limousine-hm tabs
‘ Tristram & Hyatt
l
l
Norwallr's Leading- Dry Goods Store .
limiters-lender
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The following are the warm- or:
which voters who go to the polio
in Norwalk in the national and state
election, Tuesday, November 1, will
have the privilege of selecting front.
They are given in the order that they
will appear ifpon the voting machines:
Republic“.
Electors Of President and Vice Pres~
ident—~leam Bingham, Lucius Efi
Whiton. Thomas L. Watson, Williym
Park, Louis R. Cheney, Thomas W. 4
Bryant. Arthur E. Bowers.
(luternor~.\larcus ll. Holcomb.
Lieutenant-Governor w (‘iifford 15.
This Fine Weather
Is attracting many shoppers to our Suit Department where the display of FURS, LADIES’
TAILORED SUITS and COATS, SILK and LINGERIE WAISTS, SILK PETTICOATS
and many other seasonable items that reveal the newest ideas in women’s wear for fall and
Wilson. ' winter.
Secretary A Frederick L_ Perry. 1
IaIilri‘asurer lredericlvs. i'hatnbtl- iN THE UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT is a most complete showing of medium and
i‘ml.plrollei'rvhliirrls C. Webster. heavy-wtight Underwear for every member of the family.
l‘llited States Senator -~ George 1%}
McLean. l N '
Representative in Congress Eben?
lg
GREAT COAT SALE -‘
200 New Coats at t ' h' l '
and save money. as orus ingy low prices. Come
‘10. Sale Price $6 95 $20 ' Sale Price $1
. ..... . . , 4.98
312, Sale Price ..... . $7.98 $25, Sale Price $17.98
315, Sale Price ...... 598 $30, Sale Price $22.00
$18, Sale Pnce $12.98 $35, Sale Price $25.00
Alterations free of charge.
The Norwalks’ pioneer promoters Of Ready-to-Wear
Garments for women.
CLOAKS me P A RI S MILLINERY
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
SOUTH N‘ORwsLx.
Look at Yesterday’s Adm, Then
Come and Take Advantage
Of the Specials
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street‘
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ANDREW DA VEY,lnc.
'l‘hvne 410
98 Washington St.
ATLA S FARM S
BUTTER
"Positively the Finest But-
ter Produced”
3945 lb.
South Not-walk
~\M~
PEERLESS COFFEE
“The Best Coffee
Ever Drank”
0¢ lb.
so SM? Stamps Free
You
“Lg.- - ~— -~ -~—v—-L——»~»A-~~- -— -—
NOW OPEN " w” Hum—H
I. . , E DINNERS AND ALL .«
e350, 0,, SE, FOOD s SPECIALS FOR TODAY
I COOKED TO ORDER. . FRESH KILLED ROASTING CHICKENS .
JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Propj POT ROASTS, boned and rolled ............. 11'. 91%;“? ii
. Telephone Call 7‘40. RIB ROASTS. rolled and boned ........ 24¢_.23¢' ll)"
_ ; LEGS OF SPRING LAMB ................... 24¢ ll.'
r “I SHOULDER STEAK .. ...................... 14¢ lb:
r... um... m... c... I Beers Meat and Provrslon Co.
FRED H. GANUNG. i (3 5‘0"!) _
Wallis“trail?” i 3.333.353333132. N 13.15%? ST’ '
. . . rt . am one 88! ’
. Tl ho 904 '
i , to. Hal: cope. M So. Nomi i -—__-..__‘ L---“ '._. -._-. ‘ immwmh
l "‘ *""‘ ““" “""""" "‘—'l
' Specials for Today
LEG SPRING LAMB .. ..................... ll
ggRE'LAMB ...................... 2126‘; n);
ME RIB ROAST, boned and rolled .... ll.
“I'll dlmg, amine crockg'; FRESH SHOULDERS ................... .29.¢'1286¢¢ ll:
mtjohm, elder kegs. cedar, FANCY YOUNG TURKEYS .................
ipreoerve jars, lace curtain
- . wood lawn rakes. stove‘
' ‘ott hooters, etc. ‘
2 then r. Genetic ' ;
l
Phone 1069-2 ‘
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwalk.
trightClotihingCo. I
' so ‘ Sulawesi
l
delivery 39‘ Main St. Norwalk.
. So. norwnlli_I '
“~— 1 ‘B F' lFl '
est anti y out, a bag w .................. - ..... $1.15
. thCS fOI' Men 1 Karo Syrup, we can cut to. . . .. ...................... Sé
‘ . “Id Priced As Real Men: Grandma’s Pancake, 25c pkg. cut to ................ 20¢
' Suits and Overcoat: i Teco PanCake, 3 pkgs. cu: to ....... 25¢
00. $12.50. $15.00.‘ Selected Eggsa dozen .. ...... ............. 35¢
' $1800 3 Fresh Roasted Coffee, 3 1b. ................... '.' ..... 21¢
. * A. STULL
24 Cottage - Street. ,
r
\
East Norwalk.‘
, is, Suits in Dresses
«:3?me and, Children
NATIONAL
MEI.
float.
IuaNiNo WORK FROM PLAY.
Every child plays store and house.
But how many children have any guid~
Iance in so doing? How many are act-
on
at
arithmetic. first place the child at a
school 'ro'om desk: Then give him a
book and pencil and teach him tosdd,
multiply “and divide llxur‘uL" Ah.
stract figures! 0r, possible, the- time'
worn applet. The unrelated. common
titty-appleln which rheohild my not,
dare not, have any personal interest!
iiow itinerant the method which
hm
correlates gardening and mathematics.
"City garden associations." "backyard
improvement" contests and a thousand
and one relatedorganizations have re-
cently sprung up all over this coun-
try. Why? Not only because at the
back to the land movement. but be-
cause a social need has been felt and
there has been n widespread recognL
lion oi their-educative value. Garden-
ins brings not only physical develop-
ment, but biological and economic
knowledge -—- "California's Play
lly learning anything? Education as
presentorganlled says, “To teach.
Magazine. .
\.
Schoo " Ellery B. Orrin, In National.
2 Visitors are always welcomed here.
I Judge of Probate Henry W. Greg-t
.ory,
:‘I Representatives ~Nehemiah (‘andee
lunu Hiram ll. West. I ~ . _ »—~ .
Justices of the Peace— Leo l)nris.I
Illrt'bert O. Pollard, lldwiu 1., “WIN"!NISIER lusts POSI'
ISlepllql llokus, John W. (‘urnow. Mail ‘ ,
Irice Land. John W. Banks, Ralph it.
lilo-Witt, Clarence l. Ft'lllllnllln and Ed i
iwin W. Godfrey.
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H. lieger &C
; Dem0cratic. .f
l. Electors of President and View Prim-«I l‘ I W i Fir t 1.1%) We ‘
Intent—Simeon 1:. Baldwin. Willie 0,: (.ontlnu mm a ‘5 ‘ ‘ b0 S .
llllll'i'. Archibald McNeil, Sr. (‘ll:lrlo-.<i . ‘ r” _ ,.:. weSt as lflgtOfl fleet , .
Ill. (hoes, Richard Elliott. Morris \\'.l ’l‘lu- ir-sllniouy m 1110 UN rhO“’=‘;O:. .
i Seymour. Raymond J. .lodlll. . \\'ortllin.z:torl has had a checkered goo Oi
l tlovcrnol'~—Morris l). Beardsley.
Icaroer. According to llm tribunals; :
i Lleutenaut-Gou-rnor ~ . Francis
0 0’
l".I records be has married t-lnllt titties,. 0
-
It'lllllnllngli,
iGuilfolle. wwrul of his wines brim: silll “vim-3:00 .
Scli‘li‘ltarv Frederick ll). Duffy. and lli' has used clown aliases. o
l . . _ , , ' _ _. _ O 0
I ll‘l‘lil‘lll‘l’l' (moral-s l'lru-h_ . At {nu-myrlwo Ill' lllallll‘ll u sieit-I e
I Comptroller-«ARM '1‘. Minor. onl‘aplli'r in I'llllildl‘ll‘mu- “Dd ”“5"! :0
i United States Senator liomcr S evidence broimhl Hill in ”N” 1‘“ “""OO
'Serted lit r, filling to Albany. where be 3
Be Tailored
lli prescntaiiic ill Punch-S's .lcru» :. lnlrr rcrvi-d a term in Ill" lli*lli|t‘n'iflr.": .f
.nlilih llnnovan. =tlll‘ ltcord rune, .00
, Senator William \‘nlllmr. .\l‘l(l‘.llt‘r'lntli‘l'llllfii‘ was ill Georgia ,3. 9.
i Jungl- of l‘robute ”pm-I. W. rm L‘ This wife. according to the l’t‘i‘ill'llI he 1 0:;
llll‘l'. deserted in (Jill-ago. lli- martini .i_ 9:. :.
Representative-s James '1‘, llubbell .\lr.<. l’lunhitt, ill New York city ll)“ 0. . . .6.-
nlid llllnl'. ll. llolwrtson. “lull he ill-mid u “lullH‘lill mur- .. ’6’
i JUriiCi‘s tit Ibi- l’i-ace Joseph .)_ huge," it is i-liurlud illlll acquired $20, ' :
ILlant—llt‘l‘, John Kt'tlflll. lru (l. Uri-I; mull belollcmn to 3th; l'lullki'l- “""N'o. .3.
or)". William J. Moore, William l Stu Sillntd a l't‘li‘ltm‘ of both mic and for- .O.' ‘0
veils. lldward E, ill-ml, .lumw 'l‘ Hull-z tune. I ' '1‘ ‘ .. 0’0.
.bt‘ll, Jesse 'l‘. llunllar. Edward .l. (mu l \\’oi'lliiill:.olt rind llh wife “t'lll to . . . . I ’. -
III“ “III ”Hum" “I Mm." ‘ ‘ xv“. Zeullmd. enm- I“, mummy“ I, .8. We will give a specral discount of 20,. on all Tailored 0:0
- Socialist. "‘I‘Hnl'lP of ('ulllllr." “”‘l “‘5 “ll" “3.. Suits for Ladies and Misses. , . go
I Electors of President and VII-94111., high I)i‘lt‘8ll“:~‘,~', Here he cut between .0.
Iideni ~;'llberl Iloardlllun, I’m-d ll. llat-.l$1‘.il.imii and “mm“! “ “INN? “,n ”m .:. Suils consist of Fine ,BroadClOthS, Gabardill'TS. Fur 3.
1it"). John L. .‘llll'llll, Wt llltll l. i ,l-‘m’llfi‘h 0’ u “‘I'I’m‘” tn ”mam.“ 00 . ‘ - . -
.llullelt McJunliiu, will ll. l [llilll‘l'xfti‘lhm was coming to hiiIu. I 'l , ‘.. Trimmed and Plan. All this Falls Models. é.
'lelum B. Key-ll. I The lributtul'r recon mum‘s : ml lIlI .. . . .
1 (lovi‘i'lml'~ Herbert N. llt-ebe, INF“ “Maud 1‘" “V“ in prison front V3.4“?’3“:°‘:”:”:“:“:”:”:”:”"'25”°”:”:”.:”:”:”K”m
Lieulenantilovcrrmr .\I('-:1902 '0 1908" ‘ ‘""”' ”” ~-_:_:==_—-r— H“ W WM— _._.. m _‘
Robert 6
' . statistics to back up his statements in
‘3 wizard to the weak conditions of both
ldcpurtmcnts at. the present time. Mr.
‘ct-litcli and assigned to the church at
I jllill strongly advocated a navy Wlllt'll
. iwould be powerful enough to protect
INcw Hamburg. which [infillitlll he held of REPUBUCANS both tho Pacific and the Atlantic
'until about a year and when he re.; __“ . lilcezuls, putting this fact M..." “rm”,
signed. .
l l 1 ll l~ l ~ .t'i‘ than he did‘ the argument for the
‘ 0n ”‘9 ”in “NW a), “0 H" 1 " ' 'need of h stronzer military organiza-
‘S'imhi- 0? Nei‘bursh. ivslified mm in Several Canldales Heard of the; _
'lOH. H are roll I am 1 ,
Iliad advanced $l.ltl0 to Worthington f h c . II WithII‘Inw ingust;iulmpnrria’rmlion tailed“;
it)“ the Strength of it supposed lnlnu-lil “SUSS 0 t G Imm I «
Music by Drum Corps
'lec. “an”. N. Foster, John “I l’ark- . . . Dltlllob to come after the war. lilo
'llnrst. Frederick i“. Spencer, (.Imrl‘ISgit‘lit‘eulIrollIl uM r1“: .iLZ-iynugfiifitf nun-nil was warmly applauded by ”to
u. l-‘ortl, William B, Stone. ‘ “" “"“ ”n m o ' ( ‘
(loi'crnorutl. Whitehead Simonson.
I.ltlnliilt.
Secretlil)'~» Helen ll. llfhlunfrcda.
'l‘rt-asurcr» John P. McCarthy.
I (‘Otupzrollcr alolm l._ Marlin.
l'lllled States Senator Martin F.
l‘lunlictt.
I Representative
ill‘tll‘llt‘ lt. Moduli~
Prohibition.
Kiri-tors of l’i‘t'Sldl'lll and \‘lcc-l’re-s-
lidcnl» Albtn i‘ul'lson, Ar:hur W. Chut—
Wac Admitted to Presbytery. 5
j Next Worthington came to this sec-IfouRI“ WARD “Ally
lion and applied for admission to the;
ISM”: River l‘ri‘sbyter)‘. lie Wits itc-
lll Congress
numbers of the rally.
to be signed by a clerk of be (‘llalrI
1, , t ,I ‘ . . Icery court and the secretary of slate
Lllllltllfllll-(Mntmol “llllam AIM Niw Jersey. 'l‘llcsc hm." 5““le
A
ulites.
. . u‘m'vd to be lorgvrii-S. it was report
not l'etat‘l‘ml-‘rlink ' ' I
‘ Mchollia, it‘ll to tho tribunal.
'i‘rc .' . ' ‘ . .
asurcr J llelornlne tonnnl. I “orthmnton also was accused nlI
obtaining $1.000 front 11. l‘, Wayne by"
‘llli method tlt‘SOl'lbl’tl by Mr. Stanley.
Ill the Wayne case. however. the es-
tate wus supprlscd to be ill England.
Among the other speakers 01‘ lllu
evening were Charles H. Dilworill,
.lnlm n_ Milne. Nelson. W. Benedict,
Mr. Godfrey of Ilowayton, Clark l-le
ol (‘ranbur-r, Charles Kellog and lid-
mtmd i‘tonu.
Refreshments were served afterille
spcccllmaklng had been concluded,
and z. Klfl‘nl‘ltl‘h‘ot‘llll time was clung"
oil, The rally is thought to be ilm
Distrust thing of its kind cvcr held in.
Winnipauk.
One of the most enthusiastic rullics‘,
;\\'hl('ll lllis been held in Norwalk ilur-'
iml: lllt‘ prcscul (‘alllllltlL‘ll was held lllI
'tllc club rooms of the Winniptuik Rc-’
publlcnn Club. lit-st tllultt. Local "9'“!
illdnles. includim— ll“, W- :‘l. Nt‘ht‘llilllll“
ii‘andec. lion. (‘llarlcs Williatllsoit ulldI
Jim. 15. J. Hill. were present, As an.
[illlde attraction, the ltowayton Filo
I Socialist Labor. Irind Drum Corps was present at the:
. Electors of President and Vk‘t’hprps- 2.!llltlllll...
l ' '
. . M x. . , The llll‘lllbt’l'fl of the club also: “fill
1Ildem Ernest hlohl, Max reldiuan, ‘Iheir'uupgts assembled at the corner.
12th; ll. (arlsIon. Martin Siltuss. ('an . :0! Urdu and Ward cum-ts at cightI
l . Me‘s . ~e . ,. ‘ ‘ H
‘i-‘icntjc l on, olm l.iu.ou, ”111!) l-. ,n'clock. and there incl the drum corps.i .
‘ sum If um on From this» place the Polish Relulbll-,Annua| Meeting Held Yesterday After-
’9‘
Gown-nor» (‘lml-les ll. \wlls. . L .. II _I -. . 'l "th M s M H N ttin .
I th‘ult‘iliullGovernor... Alexander "I,“ 3can (tub. of ill. loult.) “did, “is noon, WI r . . ii a
if Cross. Feverlah, Sick, BlliOus, Give
Fruit Laxative at Once.
l‘mllplrolli-r--George ii. Wilder.
l'ulted Slates eh‘nutol'v Wilbur C.
itepl‘cselnativc ill CongresswAlfred
fP, Bnustronl.
HOSPITAL WHIST CLUB.
‘din "escorted to the club rooms. timid, The annual meeting of the Hospital
" ‘ tllusiasm the racket of lhelWllist Club was held yesterday after-
becretarv»~-P.tllallucl Sherman ‘ .“lm‘h 9“ - Wl .~ . _
. V ' " . ten the noon, with Mrs, .\l. H. butting. ll‘l
Treasurer—Albert ll. Gelr’ginsky. ,drum corps and red ill-e 7|
lclub rooms were reached it was found . South Nor-walk. The following oili-
illllll. the crowd numbered more thanicora were cilctcd:
‘could be crowded into the room. MauyI President” MrS_ .lohn C. Shernum.
Itllerelore were forced to remain out- .\‘lcc-Pt‘esldt‘ntwlll‘s. ills“. illfrt‘l‘.
Side of the room during the speech- Secretary—litre. Frederick L. .yoll.
} Every mothethreallzcs, after SM“ melting. ' 3 Treasurer; Mrs. Everett Jones.
her children California Syrup MI The Hon. Charles E. Wllllamsonmfi The annual report was as follows:
Fifi-H that "M“. is their ideal 192‘” Dnrien, addressed the galhcrlng encn‘ Disbursement Nov, 29: Blankets for
.tlve, because “they love‘its pleasant. after its flsseflllb‘lflgei ondflle Itlliloke osizI:gosilltn‘lstIIZI(Igpl-clgrdplnfllgfi (grails,
. sea the the affairs o no sac or e nlo . .. ; . ~I . .. . , ..,
taste and It ‘homugmi,c‘ean l bow- part. He showed clearly the deplor—Tlm- the contribution to :qubulanco
tender little ”9m“ ’ \er ant 'ahlc. condition of the state treasurylfund, $100; four evening 5 culls, $20;
€15 without. 3“?“ ‘when the Republicans took charge Ofglllaking tom] of 3199,74_ Ca h in bank.
When craggfirrltnble, feverish or the government. and described the ransom. 1915. $208.80; ‘lues reecived,
breath ‘5 Md.- “0313011 50‘1": 100k at which was levied on corporations and 3:68; lzlfts, $3.50; cash Of socials.
the tongue. Mother! it coated. give
i‘otnptrollera— Michael P, ~O'Connor.
I l'nited States Senator—Otto Ruck»
.Ser.
Representative
ward Pryor.
in Congreiiiled-
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FIREMEN CONTINUE TO Dluw
l CROWDS.
I Although drawing near to a close.
the fair of the Fire District Fire De-
partment is still the center of attrac-
tion this week. Huge crowds con-
tinue to patronize the affair and last
night was a record breaker for Fri-
day. Everything was wide open at the
fair last evening and dancing was en-
loyed as usual. from eight o'clock un-
til midnight. Svec's full orchestra
again furnished excellent music.
Figures taken on attendance t‘llh
lyear, show that every night of the
affair so far has preceded» all of the
some nights of former years.
Tonight is expected to be one of
the gala sessions of the occasion. En
erything in the hall will of course
continue to operate at top speed. and
dancing will last lintil twelve o'clock.
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BARGAINS
. WOMEN’S SHOES
$1.89 +
VITans and Grey Top Shoes—Ant
few blacks in small sizes -
MR. HUGHES tN NEW YORK
. STATE. - ,
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. 28.—-
Charles E. Hughes left Rochester to-
day to continue his campaign through
the State of New York. Mn Hughes
spent the night in the city. after his
address have last night. .« ‘ *
The mired: program 3.1;de cal:
ed for speeches in . ' an
a night meeting ntlmsbill‘fihl.‘ Yr
Mr, Hughes will ”gm: Ohio from
[Ogdcnsblim ‘~‘ ‘ “ .
. , I..
not on the public for the paying off offi‘l2.20: interest on balance, $6.48; to:
" till all debt. These taxes so levlcd have. tat, $298.98. Balance, $99.24.
a teaspoonful 0! this hanleIf'anflme proved very successful, and the, Slate; .
laxnt.lve._ and in a ow on ‘ is once more standing upon a firm Rev. Alfred F. Doyle Wm speak to-
foul, constipated W38!“ sour ”12:11:“ foundation without the people beingImorrow in the East Nari-still: M. E.
until ested flood P118395 out 0 9 taxed for it. a, . 29..
bowegls, and you have a well, playful Nehemiah Candee, the ‘llcpublicanlchumh i: the ““91““ 0f the "m' 1
child again-twitch its llttle system is candidate for representative, then adv. , £0? -
t It f old throat sore hasvstomacb dressed the meeting. and spoke at_
u 0 c t. ' lie- lengtlf upon Mr. “’illlanisons active.
ache. diarrhea. indigestion. no part; ln getting the appropriation for
remember. ”3°“! "mam“.‘lemw‘thOLM-IW. Mr. Candee also
Should aIW'ays be twflr'tf‘reutmen‘ {midrfifithoutvrepafednosg guesuonI s
given " . l ‘ thehiexlcnn Situation. His Speech
' u . livered and created quite
Mllllonm of mothers Rep Cniiior "5 well ‘19
l S I 0‘ Figs” handy: they know an impression among his hearers.
n a m p ' . i k D11 Htraanest then made a few re-
s teaspoonml today saves a no marks to the meeting and his speech
child tomorrow. Ask your druxslst was Wally; racs‘ved. Dr.
for a ”cent bottle of "California 31' West s _"I ncipsliy upon the proc-
tup or Figs.'.'.,.whlch has olilecttiins tlcal issues at hand.;both state and
" i _ I and national. 1‘ . I
'for bsblol. children 6‘! all an: . a.‘ .. Hon. E. J. Jim was the principal
grownups printed on the bottle. mam" or “m ”mm and no “52}
'm “ countertolts "‘3” mm ’0 coursed on the national situation In,
don’tbs fooled. Get the nnNW-lm‘“ general. He spoke mainly tor lndus»
by “California in Syrup Coronal" trial and naval preparedness, and had
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Renter’s Shoe Store I,"
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